The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1858, Page 5

—— ‘City reservation of 320 acres, But if his claim lies east of Dis first Mentioned line, it falls upou tho city catries—if West, upon other claims. Besides this, the lands he “ thinks may be vacant’ are notse, The General Land ‘Office theretore regards this claim of Speers as destitute of Muorit, aud accordingly decides against it, Manitesto of Senor Jerez, the Special Mavey from Nicaragua, TO ALL. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the republic of Nicaragua near the go- vernment of the United States, having observed that cer- tain parties have advertised in this city that the steamer ‘Washington will sail on the Cth of November, inst., for ‘San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, with passengers for Cali- fornia, and being aware that tho route across said Isthinus is not yet in a condition for the conveyance of passengers sand freight, for which reason it will be impossible to se. eure a comfortable passage over the Isthmus, notwith- Standing the anxicty of the goverument of Nicaragua to have the route opened, deems it an act of justice to the -eitizens of the United Staves, who might be misied into pur- “Chasing tickets, to cauvon all such not to risk their means in taking passage in such vess itwill not be in the power of such company, or persons concerned therein, under the present condition of the Transit, to fultil their sebgagemente in this respect. In making this announcement, the undersigned is desi Yous to avoid entering into any discussion as to claims of right by the parties above referred to under any contract; but he has the gratification to announce his expectation that by convenient arrang. ments, in oonformity with the wers ontrusted alone to Lhe undersigned by the repub- of Nicaragua, said route wiil be 1 dily’ openod and maps narod for the | benetit of commerce Youn, Nov. 2, 1858. MAXIE JEREZ. THE FAMILY 1 GERALD (News from California and Fraser River—The Terrtbke Tragedy In West Thirtleth Strect— Parricide, Fratricide Suletde—The Na- tonal Horse Falr—The United States Fair at Richmond, Va.—Interesting from Japan— Loeal Matiers—Market Reports, &c., &. Vhe Famuy Hexarp, tn its issue of to-day, will contatn a Jarge quantity of interesting reading matter, with ail the aews of the preceding week of intorcet and importance, Among Other matierst: will contain— ‘The Returns of the State Election as far as received. Two Weeks Later News from California and Fraser River— ‘The Iupian War in Oregon—The Battle of Four Lakes—The Nicaragua Transit Route—Hirths, Marriages and Deaths on the Pacific, &e., de. A full Account of the Terrible aud Appalling Tragedy in ‘Thirtieth Street—Parrivide, Fratricide and Suicide—Assassina, tou of a Whole Family by a Son—A Father, Mother, Brothers and Female Domestics Butcbered in Cold Blood—The Murderer Blows his brains out—Intense Kacitement in the City—Inquest ‘upon the Body of the Suicide—Interesting Incidents—Condition of the Wounded, &e., ke. ‘dhe Opening of the new Brick Presbyterian Church—Ser- ‘mon by the Rev. Dr, Spring. ‘Trial of Suri i Self-Righting Boats, by order of the S tary of the Treasury. ‘The Supposed Murder tn Brondway—Charge of Perjury against the Complainant—Kvidence of the Prisoner's Negro Servant—Letter from Mr. Willis, &c. ‘The National Horse Show at the Eclipse Course, L. I.—The Show of Horses—Trotting—A wards of the Judges, de. ‘The United States Fair at Richmond, Va.—Great Display of Fat Castile, Fast Horses, Agricultural Implements, &c.— Speeches of Governor Wise, ex-President Tyler, Hon. Caleb ‘Cushing, Lord Napier, and others—Aceadent to Governor Wise and Caleb Cushing, &c., &e. An Account of the Dinner and Tallin aid of the Funds o he Jews’ Hospital. Interesting from Japan—Letter from our Correspondent at Hakodadi. Afuira in Eerope—Letters from our Correspondents at Pa- fis, Berlin and Vienna. Obexs in Europe—Letier fiom Mr. Paul Morphy to Mr. ‘Stauton. ‘Letter from our Correspondent at Great Salt Lake City. Kditorials om the leading events of the day. ocal News of interest of this and the adjoining cities. A fuil repost of the New York Cattle Market, with the num- Ler of caivle offered for sale, prices, Ae. ‘The Latest News received by telegraph or otherwise up to the time of publication, Police Reports—Theatrical Criticisms—Commerclal and Mo- acy Market Reports—Marriager and Deaths for Week —alto- gether fortning an interesting and useiul uewspaper. ‘Terme—Only $2 a year, four cons a stugi cov. 8 tained at the of the iy and of ail news agen! wertinements tancrted ut We wena Sinnasn rales, hs Cured.—The Poor Man's which is secured by se of then when we five every day or new * pills are not only good for the may but fer the mind; ; they chre restlessness, impatience, and Body ht ‘of temper, und po medicine can’ be compared to them for the cure of Colds aus Vrincip Canal street, 2 cents a box. ” The sime sngar coated. To be ob ad. fe Colds and Co ‘Geo. Saunders’ + ag oye ‘Tablet Razor Ste This, the genuine artic ver been equalled for pro ucg the kecuest pomaiie aprsoaranr. Yor sale by SDEKS, No.7 Astor House. Sensonable Advice.—Reader, (You with an nt,) do you know that you are out 0 Besnard many ne wel De out Of tbe worktt HE not, we tell no, and now Just “A right down to KNOX’S, corner of Bronaway and Fulton sireet, and get one of bis fall beauties. New Styles Fancy ‘Beaver Hats for ‘also, sete of furs for children. Sold Banta gicls, boys corner of Brooklyn.—Of the babe the substance Becure the cameo type ere I WiL MSN BROS. 20 Cont Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case.— b Syn Tens sand children’s likenesses beautifully taken by ae rated KIMBALL, 347 Hroadway Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, New Style, Meavy Stk, Merino, Scotch Lambs Wool, cotton: by oy goin: dive, and drawers, at the shirt and oe cape, Hee. GHO"M. TRACY, Agent comer is for the Million—Men, Wo men at McLAUGHLIN'S shirt depot, corner of ‘Greenwich aod Nurray streets, ii The Celebrated Scotch Wool and Shaker saness undershirts and drawers, for sale at McLAUGHLLN'S, corver of Greenwich and Murray streets. Ladies, if Sensible, wu Procure a Pair of CANTRELL’S ladies’ thick sole fall boots. 813 Broadway. A Rich Stock of Furs for Ladies, Gents, Misses Cen eee ee re Schirea, nt HARGIS & AUB: ve. chia BE SS Bowery, Sit bigth aveuue, and $86 Grand street. Gold Hunting Case Watches, ‘arranted, soma carat, selling for $0, &% and $40, at CHAMBERS’, Stiver Pla © Plater—O1d | Ware Replated waumnin, at 134 Fultoo street, tea gn oe deme — Hitherto we have de. the democracy to bey Ck i] a ze aatiofied the democrals ace whipped tovtay, x bape Gentiemen, buy our smokers at ‘Nos. 22 and 24 Frankfort st American smoker, drink good Tiquora, and on rs fiabes. on Sera ae aes se Good Ten $1 the Chest, and 10 Ibs. Good coffee for $1. CHRISTIANSON'S tea warehouse, No. 1 Chambers street. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, new style. Price 880. Office 45 seetiintn Ratehelor's Hatr Dye, Wigs and Tow pees. ‘The beat in the world, surpassing al, Made, sold and applied 1 the manuinctory, 2% Krona Inimitable Haltr Catter, No. 1 Brre'ay street, Hate dye, @ cents per box, black or brown. In alii bie oaguent ‘ad Hollowny*s Puls and Otntment.«Lanbago, chills, pains and aches in the bones, Ae The pills are so tho- Tonghly searching, yet ao miki, that nothing exeapes their beae fetal tntueuce uence. ‘ive ointment apeaks for thee if Do You Dye Your Hatrt=If s0, Use Wiivon's hair colorer, which col your hair to a black or brows wit’: pata apron nn “eer Leaves no stain ont fen ection. “Only 2a, n bode, Bold at ths drug Sere Ws Grand ctrent, corner of Allen. Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure trape, ” Reference to all he princtpal su sod phate $f thie oy. Call and T Vesey “Humen Frailty,” or «Ph; al Re- phould be read by everybody. Sold at 187 Pringe Fd reenve e Par, when applied and AS 8, COUGHS, entee SPiaeA. snkONCurTH it TROAT AND LUNGS, Price 60 cents a bottle, at 315 Hrowdway, next the Hospital. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, , Wigs a and Toupees— ‘he beat ka the world, whore 3 Aine ye fale hou Fetal, aod the dye priva Barry's Donita. the Rest and cheapest aeucle Ped a ‘and restoring Uwe hair Ladies try he Sold by al Srveuima "8 Dr, Glover's New Lever ‘Truss reverses the cnn sci fa um trusses, retatntng didioult heruia and e.tecting FINANCIAL AND OMMERCIAL. Toray, Nov. 26 P.M. By the arrival at this port of the steamer Fulton, we have London papers to the ZOU), the advices being to the same date as those brought by the steamer at Quebec. ‘We find little in the files to add to the telegraphic news already published. On the Stock Fechange the current ate for money was Lal}; per cent; acl among finan. NEW YORE HERALD, WEDNES DAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1858, ciers considerable ill temper existe! at the singular refu- eal of the Bank to reduce the rate of discount, when the circumstances of the country so clearly justified the step, ‘The stock market, pending the controversy between the Bank and its critics, was unsettiod, both in London and in Paris, No doubt, when the monetary afftirs of Austria are placed on 2 smoother footing, and the present transi tion state is over—which will be in a few days—the Bank will yield to circumstances which it canaot eoutrel, and money will rule it its counter at a rate bearing some de- cent analogy to the rate ont of doors. The London Times of s sales on the 19th of New York Central shares at ie do. at 15; Penns ia first mortgage at 901, and second at 883%. It notices and quotes as follows:— Tn colonial lines Grand Trunk of Canada receded to 37 a 34. No change of importance took place in American securities, Atlantic Telegraph were net otiated at 825, 330, 315, and 320, the last price Being 300 to S30. Tinois Central 6 per cent 1875. Llinois Central Railroad 7's, 1876 Do do. is, 18 Lo. do. $100 tis, $60 paid. x Michigan Contral 8 por oxo, 1869..." Do. do. (sinking tund) do. TS! Mie ‘bigan 5. &) x Indiana, sinking fund 1885, do. $100 shares,. . N 7 Central 6 per cent sinkivg fund, T's, convertible, 1864 De, $100 shares. Fr ho 8d mortgage bonds, 1883, do, $100 shares. Sonal bi ‘8, Ist mortg: 3d mortgage sty. The stock aire to-day was injurious atteeted by yes- terday’s bank statement, and by the idle conversation of some bank officers, who desive to create a panic in order to raise the price of mouey. Many persons allowed them- selves to be influenced by these causes, and sold stocks in apprehension of a tight money market. It is not very likely that the future will justify their apprehensions, The shipment of specie from New York to the South for the purehage of cheap bills on England has never paid a profit, and there is no reason to believe that it will now. Betore the specie reaches its destination the exchanges on the North will have risen, and the gold will find its way back here—practically at the cost of the original shipper. So far as the money market here is concerned, it is very to see that the question will not affect it in easy the leust. If we seud gold to the South for bills, we ship no gold to England; when New York exchange falls in New Orleans, sterling ex- ch fajis here. Before cold began to flow southward sterling exebange was beld bere firm at 110, and francs at 5. 11.a13—at which rates the shipment of specie paid a emall profit, Since we have begun to send specie to the South, the European exchanges have declined; we quote sterling to. 10945 a %%, and francs at 5, 15a 17—at which rates no specie can go. A tight money market, moreover, can only be caused b; active demand for money from commerce, The demand which the most active stock speculation may make on the banks is trifling and insignificant im comparison with the requirements of the trade of a great commercial entrepot like this in a time of commercml activity, And until trade revives and there is a real genuine demand for money to poy for merchandise, there need be no thought or fear of a tight market, Whether we send four or five millions more to the South, or the exchanges turn before our shippers have an oppor- tunity to repeat the adventure, the public may rest per- fectly assured that until the great staple trades of the country recover, and the business community exhibit something of the old activity of 1856 and the spring of 1857, money in Wall street will continue to be Jent out in any amounts at three and four per cent per annum, The business done at the Stock Exchange to-day was large. New York Central, which has been freely bought by outside parties for the dividend, was thrown on the market in large lots, in anticipation of higher rates for money anda panic in stocks. Early this morning it sold at a concession of one per cent from yesterday's prices, but recovered after some 3,000. 4,000 shares had been got rid of by impatient holders, and was in demand this afternoon at an advance of one-half over the lowest rates of the morning. Michigan Southern guaran- teed was sharply attacked by the bears, and hamr down to 52%, recovering afterward to $344. The decline on Galena was atone time to-day equal to 144 per cent, as compared with yesterday's price, and on Rock Island to 3; but both rallied 4% a 1 per cent this afternoon. Missouris declined 4 to-day; it appears that the State un- dertook to supply the market with all the stock it would take over 90. Tennessees were also 44 and Virginias ty lower. The business in railroad bonds and bank stocks was limited, but at full rates. The closing prices of the day were:—Missouris, 88% a 89; Pacific Mail, 1064; « 106; aB4y: Erie, 16% 016%; Hud. Reading, 52%; 452%; Michigan Central, son, 32 a 32) 56% 0 663; Southern preferred, 68 a 834; Panama, 118% 4119; Tilinois Central, $44 a 8545; Galena, 7845 Toledo, 33% 2 335;; Rock Island, 6634 a 66% ket was unsettled at (he close The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as foi lows — 8 The mar Total receipts . $126,581 99 From Customs, 65,000 00 Total payments... «483,007 17 Total balance. 8,702,108 49 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House a: again this morning, amounting to $24,100,261 24, balances were $1,548,720 30. The Rank of the State of New York has declared a divi dend of three and a half per cent, payable oa the 10th inst. The following review of the market for the past week Is large and the from the country cireular of Groesbeck & Hoyt — The buoyancy and activity in te stock market, noticed in our issue of the 26th wit., have been snececded by a eral desire to realise on the tof holders, ana we ve to report a decided reaction the extreme quota. tions of the previous week. In New York Central the trans actions have been unnsually large, with sales as low as 444 per cent, the stock fually closing at 84% a $445. Tue mort important decline, however, for the week, has been in Galena and Chics ‘ago—transactions being made today at , the stock afterwards rallying to 78%), and finally Closing at 78% a 7844 Panama and Pacific Mail Steamship shares, in sympathy with the geveral market, also show a considerable decline, the former selling at 119, 0n sellers’ option at sixty days, and the ‘ hares also show a very heavy decline |, which we quoted in our Inst at 60% a Jow as 65%, subsequently raily however, and closing at 66 bid. Michi Southern rred sbares over 2 per cent, with sales at $23, sellers’ option ip thirty days; Cleveland and Toledo, 3 per ceot, Chicago and Rock Isiand, 34 per cent. The transactions in Erie have been limited, aud a decline of 1% per cent es tablished in the price—eales peing made at 16%. In son River the decline is Rqual to 24 per cent, trans: being made this morning at 315 business in Read ing for the week has been large, with transactions ax low as 51%, the stock finally closing at S2a &%. The coal stocks, with the exception of © .mberland, are ali tow: Delaware and Hudson having declined over 3 per cent, and Pennsylvania Coal over 4 per cent The following is a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York tu foreign ports, for the weck and since Jan. 1.:— in common ehaves have declined 1%, and the pret 1856. 1867. 1858, Total for the week...$1,017,412 1,866,653 1,262, 200 Previously reported..64,750,998 — §9.855,220 49,096.808 Since Jan. 1,.....806,668,408 61,719,773 60,319,008 The statements of the Philadeiphia banks for the past two weeks compare a follows — Loans .. Specie Due fre m oth: t be Due to other bke Deponits Y Cireulat ws Pally The receipts in the Land Office of the Minois © Railroad Company during October were $87,000. Th total amount of bonds cancelled up to the 30th uit. was $981,000. At the election at the Chatham Rank yesterday, the old board was displaced and new directors elected. It ts an derstood that Mr. Hayden, the agent for a Charieston bank, will succeed Mr. Leveridye as president ‘The stories circulated in some of the papers wilh regard to the repeal of the Nicaragua Transit grant to the Atian- tic and Pacifie Company, of which Mr. Yelverton is pre sident, and a fresh grant to some agents of Commodore Vanderbilt, are not credited in Wall street. The magaifi cont subsidy paid to Mr. Vagderbiit by the Paritle Mail Company will terminate when the new ri is opened it is natural that Mr. Vanderbilt should make every eifort to defeat the new company that a valnable channel of commerce will forever remain closed in order that a millionaire may make haifa million ayear, And whatever comes of the President's very proper refusal to recognise the new grant, there is no rex son to doubt that the Yelverton company will really open their route—that their steamer will start as advertised, on the 6th—and that the ungracions monopoly which has hecome so hateful to the people of California have the last of their flush times. ‘The receipts for the New York and New Haven Railroad Compafy for October, 1868, were as follows — Passengers veunens Freight... Total... Lose due other roads 1,983,989 445 086 we ental Net receipts... Receipts in Oetober, 1867 But it is not natural or likely | | Stock Exchange. ‘Temspay, Nov. 2, 1858. 944, 16H sha Read RR slo 52 913; 190 do... Kiglith etrect, this (Wednesday )a 2 Mich Suirsiien’ He 2 this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one ™ 2200 Bide At Ancram, Columbia county, N. Y., om | yehip Ked Riding Hood (Br a atthe residence of her sou, A. H. Living 29 ach So | Covsriia Laviveston, daughter of Stephen Bay ker io elven, aged 5A years, Bark Hyperion, { Natchez, Miss., om Tuesday, Oct. 19, of Bark Laura, Wright, 100 yellow fever, Mr Jone MACkKY, 36 o in : 3, Nov. 1, Jomaynm Frepmmucke Jo- | nl 60 Del & Hud C6 300 | Seace, 4 eabatbr ond 4 pa ee ee wee 50 a frie e respeetfully invited to at- be tnd ee Vednesday ) pr shedng at oue Tie Franconia, on m4 o'eioek, fr of her parents, No, 216 Bowery, | 84 rennet d 100 Cleve & aor, of paralysis, Joun Mor- ben Ieaue ‘Toucey, Gou 6 age Keb 200 aeqvaintances of deceased are invited to Sebr Wal 850 the funcral, from tle residence of hie son, Thomas chr J T Day, fy S Sorrell, No. 8" FINK atroot, Williamsburg, on Thurs- | Sehr Fmily, 460 Hudeon River i 600 Reading Railros 10 do, as 650 La Cros & Miiil it 4% BOAKD. 60 84% 1632 000 ime "$6 gn” 4000. do. 04M boty 6000 LaCr & Mil Ve b 28 2000 LakeEAW Limb 75 16 shs BkofRepublic 120 50 PacificMIStCo,.s80 10524 50 do......b10 106 loo 0... 106 100 Penna CoaiCo.b60 76 } 50 MSo & Nia RRSS 60 MSo &NIugsk 810 1 & Chie RR 400 Cleve & Tol LR. 150 Chic&RBISIRK. S10 100 do ; 50 200 3345 66 4 cITry COMMERCIA REPORT. kepay, Nov, 26 P Asttrs.—Sales of 50 bbls. pots were made at Ge. were nominal, Brrapervrys.—Fiour—The sales were moderate. mon grades were heavy, brands were Well sustawed, Com while the higher and extra The eales embraced about 8,000 a 9,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices. Rejected superfine, $3.00 a $2 95 Standard supertine Sts a 425 Extra State do a 466 Common to Extra own, lnchigns Extra round boop Ob: Extra Genesee... Canadian superfine ‘aud extra Mixed to struight Southern Southern fancy and extra Choice extra tamily and bakers Rye flour, Corn me in (shipping brands), m the range of the aoe +4) were in good supply and lower ter class of brands were steady. ‘The sales embrace t about 1,200 bbls. within the range of quotations. Wheat was firmly held, which tended to check sales. ‘The tran: tions embraced about 13,000 bushels, including red Gene- see, at $1 1534; mixed red Lilinows at $1.02, and common white Southern at $115, Corn was firmly held, while sales were confined to about 22,000 bushels schiolly’ West ern mixed, ut 66¢. a O8e, Rye was quiet. Barley was in fair demand, with sales of 10,600 bushels at 70. a 80e State aad Canadian, Oats were in fair demand, with sales of State at 454gc. a 48¢., and of Cauadian and Western at Bue. a Bike, Corres was quiet. The weekly eireular ot Messrs, Scott & Son inakes the stock of Rio i ct sist of 8,769 bags of Rio, and 2 mats of Java, or a total of all kinds, 68,139 packages Corton. —ihe sales embraced about 1,800 bales, closing dul! for lots on the spot and to transitu, ef which Un following is a statement the Ist of September, as compared with the previous three years:— 1855, 1856, 1857. Ree, at P'ts 481 000 438,000 249,000 60,000 87,000 41,000 19,000 000 15,000 16,000 11,900 Total export 106,000 1334 000 168,000 Stock on han 302,000 169,000 388. —Of which during tie past w , eladed lu the abuve:— Ree. at Pts... 81,000 38,000 5,000 Ex. to 05,000 al "000 30,000 22,000 “ F +» 9,000 $000, 6,000 21,000 * other F. P. 9,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 Total exports... 56,000 33,000 40,000 46,000 ‘The increase of receipts at the ports, compared with last year, were 314,000 bales; the increase in exports were, to Great Britain, 14,000 bales ; increase to France, 87,000 ; decrease to other foreign p SAS. Total increase in exports, 46,000 bales. Wright’s circular per steamer froma Boston contains rE. following regarding the ~The weather at the South is still reported as favor. for the gathering of thecrop. No frost has occurred and the prolonged season naturally eucourages increased estimates, but while admitting this, we are ef opinion that much exaggeration prevails on the subject. e favorite estimate in the Gulf ports ranges from 3,800,000 to 3,350, G00 bales. Tn the Atiautic States, where undoubtedly the _ crops in proportion will be secured, the estimate rally adopted is 3,600,000 bales, When we hear of a Eiiting frost snd know’ its ‘probable efects, we may ven thre Lpon an opinion as Wo its probable extent with more while, it is unsafe to take our present “ipts into the ports as a guide, the evidence being ample that more than ordinary exertions have been made this season to hurry the crop to market, and more than usual facilities have prevailed to accomplish this end, I aonm.—Pagagements were light aud rates ao changed. To Liverpool—Cotton was at 316d. a 7-32d.; 500 boxes cheese were engaged by steamer at 40s., and hs Is. Od, To Antwerp—200 bales of evttoa at Me, "1,000 bbis. at Se. Sd, and 800 bags coflve at SOs. per ton. Frets. —Raisine were quiet at $2 for M. R's and $2.35 # $2 40 for Inyers. no of about 2,900 tons were made at 45c. a bee, Motsssms.—Sales of 300 Lids. Porto Rico were made at p. Rav AL Brows —Salee of 500 bhis. common rovin at $1 60, and 150 bbls. spirits at Ste. Crade was quiet at 84 Provistoxs —Pork—The market was firmer, with more buoyanes ; the sales footed np about 1,600 bbls, Inehud 3 thoet at $16 75 a $16 85 « $17 for future delivery, 26 for uninspected mess, and prime at $13 75. o less buoyant, while sales embraced about 200 bbis., nelnding ntry prime at $6 50a $8 intry mene at $8 50 a $10; repacked Western at $10 60 « 812; and extra at $13; sales of about 2,000 bbls. Chicago were reported within the range of quotations. Sales of about 150 bol« beef hams were made at $14 15 50. Prime moss ere quiet 10Ke. a 10K. 08) Lard was Baer and cheese were unchanged. Rick. —suler of about 240 cask: at BIC. a De. StGans were firm, with sales of about 1,000 bhde, Cuba within the range of Gigc. a 7 'g¢ Wurxxy.—The sales embraced about 600 bbis. at 22e ere made, part choice, Oct. 28, in Brooklyn, Married. Haye—Watisack. —On Thursday by Rev. SM Weston, Eowano J. Havas, of ‘New York, to roe Wattare, danghter of the late Lieut, Wim. H Mott, United States navy. Katrin —Fowrre.—On Thursday, Reformed Dutch chareb, Newtown, L 1, by Rew. Thos. ©. Stroug. Freomuck W. Katmriemen, of Brooklyn, E D., to Pravnnica V., daughter of J. D. Fowler, Esq. of town Moorr—Cantovan.—On Monday evening, Nov 1, at the Parsonage of the North Raptist church, ‘by Rev. J. Q. Oot. 28, at the ms, Mr. Henny T. Moowe to Mise Rainy Cartoven, coud daughter of Heary Cartough, Esq., all of this ety ium k—Catk—to Brookly a. at the resideace of KB. it | Fosdic Oct. 28, by Kev. N. E. Smuth, Mr AR York, to Miss Many E. Case, of Rock lund, Maine. Witter Unpentint. —On Thesday , Nov. 2, at the house of the bride's father, after the Order of the Society of Friends, Joun T. ughter of Sam ere to Amen Usnennina., der hill, wil of this eity: Died. Pesn.—On Tuesday, Nov. 2, Wattam W., infant son of Kdward “and Margarct Bash, aged 2 months and 4 days. The relatives and ¢ of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of his parents, No, 67 South Second street, Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) af t two o'clock. Com On Tuesday, Nov. 2, Mr. Wiuusam Hewat Cone, a native of London iis friends and these of his wife are invited to attend the funeral, this (Cetnening) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 405 Broome street. Hruort.—On Tnesday, Nov. 2, at the residence of his fatver, in Brooklyn, lienanp Tyee Euuorr, son of An dicw €. and Sally J. Elliott, in the 24th year of his age. ‘The remaine will be taken this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, per steamer Roanoke, to Virginia for in ferment. Fink.—On Tuesday, Now. 2, after a tong illness, Mee wine, wife of Diederick Fink, aged 33 years, 7 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem. bere of Herman Verein, are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 864 Hudson street. corner of King 1 eee At New Vernon, N. J., on ‘Monday , Nov . Frereuck W. Hexpricnsos: ioe friends are invited to attend the funeral, at Madison, N. J., this (Wednesday) morning, at half past ten o'clock, withow further invitation. Hooker —On Taceday, aged 4 years and 25 d None knew her but to love her, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie (frednestay) after noon, at two o'clock, from No, 347 Spi street, without ag ot heaped mrt! 8 please co: lyn, ou Woaday, Noy. 1, Frawom Ca- | sare, danghter of Patrick Charles and Sarah M. Keely, | | 1 year and 2 mouths j | ‘ov. 2, Many Bras Jave Hooxen, | ps ‘ibe fritid and acquaintances of the family are res} | fully invited to attend (he funeral, this (Weddenday) attar- perk af too o'clock, from the residence of her parents, | #0™ mmes. | No. 89 Andaon avenue, without further invitation, | oun sats. Kavens.—On Monday , Nov. 1, Mrs. Carugxines Kavany, | ~~~ io thee ear of Lov ayo, a native of county Sligo, Ire’ In ‘The vesatives and fr is of the family are respectful Wited to oticns the y wera), from Det late restuence, | ut two o'clock --On Monday, Nov. 1, at the residence of her ‘Taxion, daughter of P. A. andjCaroline 2 months and 21 days. vee aro respectfully invited to at . this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two 128 Adams etreet, Brooklyn, . Latter a lingering itiness i 28 years. friends ave reapeetfnlly invited to at- » Hom her kite residence, No, 322 Seventh Guy nite Pebe LD We Bebe a i tend the fn w'elock , fron Merny.--On Mi Camarines Morniy, Her relatives funer the Batter colora with Seth int at avenue, this (Ty 4 hip va, Do PEACOCK —On Money norning, e residence | to Dunham & of her brether-in-law, 0. D. Vandenberg: No. 130 | ¥ Bouts Kighth aircet, Wittuinwbure, Le lr etter jong and | Noeth and Rest, painful ilies, Mis Mary E. months and 16 days The remains wer terred in Greenwood sorrowing relativ Y paper wT please copy, for the information of her resuling tT her body free from pain, ! Veacock, aged 21 years, 2 | fulwurks, Ae: yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon in Surrounded by many sincere friends Chanticleer (Br), Hennitord, ng Amonooauck, Clark, St Marye—R P Buck & Co. wimax (ir), ter Lemuel, Lovy, Berw Steamship Fulton, Wotton, PM, with mdae nnd 400 passes at 630 AM hs Cunard steamer, bound Kai win with a large acrew steamer, bouud | Inmon. gules Bast of the Bank aphit clo duh, sull blowing heavy ese x large ship, pal "I Vearign North] Tirem), Jaburg, Bremen, Sept 20. with mdse passengers, to Stanton &' Ruger Int 42, lon'dd, experienc 5 HARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAO FOR BW TORE ann DAY. oa al m00N mou wares. Port of New Voom, 3 November 2, 1568, CLEARER. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H 1 Cromwell & ip Tanne Weight, Marahol, Liverpooi-C H Muraball & Co , Rossiter, Londoc—Colling & | Wilcox, Charleston Cousinery ft Co ‘artwright, Houg A A Law & Bros, Wan anugun st wig avann—I BG Hark Ke Mul, Netris, Gaiveaton-Wakeman, Dimon &Co. Pig Annie ‘Taurle’ (Be), McGregor, Glaigow—MeCall & Brig Attive (Sic), Fortl, Marsala—Lawrence, (Giles & Co. dit & Drummond, Conway, Aspinwall—Panama Ka road Upton, Trinitad—Thompson & Hunter, Harbor Breton, NF—How- actnel—F Bee! ‘iallinge-{t G Donovan, ‘Wy H Pierson. arrow —T Chase, ee Wimingoo—p © Murray. ola—Kagle & Hazard, H Sanford, Edwards nd Bb Edwards, timere, Philadelphia, —— Hud gers, 0 W'S. Drayton at 5082, Ton 87 6, exe th, lat 45 20, Oct 48, saw a steamer bound Rast OW, Wil Oras experienced terry weer since then heavy gales from cudding before «A tremenious Get 2, whi reeted fore and main topa.ula, stove: from same 4 Diseke with toss of mata yard, Ri ‘Sm Rott Oct 2, otf Babli ENE, during which sto ila, eo, Had heavy weather, th ite God ’ vy gale trom ENE, and arew suptatned seane citing damage Tnoux —At New Or tor (Swed), Anderson, Trieste Aug 12, passed Git. Robe raltar Sepel6, with mdse, to Dutlih & Co. Oct7, lat 23 41, lon hod phy dg el assed Hrazitian brig Marina, bound North. ate Peter A. B. Dori y Untk amanda, Remis, Havans, Uct 19,19 Moses Taylor & Vax Brsscnorks.—Un Monday, Nov. 1, Geo. Vay Bex | Co.” Balled tn with hark Otlawa, for New York Ove th yoar of his age. tat 27 £4, ne friends of the ones family are respectfully his lite reside kiyn, this (Wednes (Head thts Bie rd A BARTHOLES ChLENR ATED SEWING MACHINES . Ontce, 469 Broadway. GREAT RED TION, IN MACHINE, TWIST AU BARIHOLE'S ollice, 489 Groadway. Sp with sugar, ae, to yevier | T CATILES 18 THE PLACE TO GETW INTE SHORS and waterproot boots for ladies, nd children Suit yourself \Aainet sickness by gelling w « HILL'S extensive establishment, ST Broadtwas. 1 on 906, Apoke ship Pacitic, from New Orleana Swiem, of fod'for Boston. and saw ber Oct 28, off) Aveston, Sept 24, with cotton, &e, Had I rs and catms mist of Xperieneed a heavy gale trom NE. F snow (of Orrington), Smith, Belize, Hoa, Sept 4c, to master.’ Has experionced heavy (ot Hampden), Tor ylie & Hros, ba nsley, Havana, Oct L8, <1 in corinpany with bark «Hate need heavy Ni weather on the passage; lost ta (of Freeport), Smith, Gihara, Oot 19, with mo This experienced heavy NIC weather: ort), McCarty, Stfohns, PR, Oct 10, Has experienced heavy weather va the : trom NE. p saw steamship T FVERDELL'S—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C ‘dense tog, off Cape Hens with gilt edges—those elaborate Is, splendidly en Aayeuster, he wanna, running at thé rate of about Lt craved, can only be had, Broadway, corner Uuane sir pois per hour, and passing within about two feet of the Mel in's bow, T _JONKS', 10 ANN STREET—#4 60 FOR DOUMLE soled water proof sewed boota, nlso, $3 60 for double whrranted to give satiet »rtlon RAVER & BAKER'S i) Broadway, ne fandy. use, places them within the reach of ered at a rate FASHIONABLE BUSINESS SACK FOR $10; PROCKS $9; pants, heavy, for winter, $5 2% vests, $3.50 loth frocks from $10 to S16, very anperior: side ‘stripe pants, (0 order, $6 59; the finest frock, fo 116 William street. Bi HEAD OF. HAIR, WILSON'S BALK colorer and restorer are decidedly the bo Best preparations for the lair t Tn the worlds cs the cheapest; only 25 cents a bottle, HAIR COLORER Dyen the hair’ lo» beaut ut bine olering the shi gray bale so Wilson's hdr colorer can be applied tain on the ti arming the fair any sbude fiom a light srown to jet black’, only 26 8 bottle, WILSON'S HALK RESTORER “Will cure baldness, prevent the hair from falling ont strengthen weak hair, Increase the growth ot the hair, wi prevent the hair turoing xray, and give w Leautiful glowiy ap pearance, Depot and manufietery, $6 Grant street, corner Mlien, New York. ‘Sole agencies=-Philadelphia, ¢ ‘allonder & <o., Thind ang Walnut aireets: Halumare, hrcby’ Ne ‘ hale street. ys UNIONS OR ENLARGEMENT Joint cured, without pala, Broadway. also lost part ot bs Misael saree paintes whiie, OVS! DEAVPR OVERCOATS AND RAGLANS. Prices very low, at Oak Hall, 84 and 86 Fulton OS’ PILOT OVEROOATS AND RAGLANS. Prices very low, at Oak Hall, Si and 50 Fulton OFS’ BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH OVEROOATS, Great varie ty at Oak Mali, fisd aud al) 6 Fulton aire et OS WINTER GARMENTS IMMENSE. VARIETY, AT )_very low prices, Oak Hall, #6 and 69 Fulton strect. ” HE LARGEST STOCK OF OVERCOATS Kver manufactured by any one house, FOR KPTAIL ONLY, May be found at De Groot's Onk Hall, where they are sel! PRICES THAT NO HOUSE CAN BEAT. ‘Open until 84 P. M.—Saturday P.M. Don't buy nti! you visit Oak Hall, THE GREAT READY MADE CLOTHING WAKEHOU: $4 and 06 Fulton, and 47 and 49 Gold streets THEY. KR, B DE GROOT, Fewel, amen Onarie Arr Sint—Hark Says, iu ballast, neRAE OF falea. TE te Wrare YORNE, C°™* posts, from Baynes NAILS PENETRATING THE PURSE ENLARGEMENT OF THE GREAT TOR JOINT cured without pain, #0 that the boot can be work immediately after the operation without the least inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHAKIE, surgeon chirepodtist, 16) Krona way. fers wo the phy: ‘and wurgeous 0) ay. pt in Mobile ba; wih molsnes, got wy Cape YORNS, BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED J by tie only safe and successful metho! known For ex corns &@ cents each; treating bw ont a BH | Was got ett wa 5% uA W RSTERY (Tal chiropodiss, 516 Broad Bavk Jepo, Whe with lose of rated ing, Jobb, spoke bark Sai hd ‘ea nye from Havana for Boston’ binmpede hae expertouced very heavy NK gales the whole Jenving ¢ harleste Steamer Quinne ‘rald Marine ‘Chase, arrived m few Mays ago Sirived ni New: Boden) rudder bead, and at last way for the Navigator Is (By telegraph to Elwood Charlotte. Secreary Board of Underwriters.) ark RH Keene, Liscomb, trom Cardenas for Portland, spol proceeded for Besten sor ot Hegham, the geod ashore night of 21th lust, where ale now les, and # Montgomery, Washington, DC, and 3 days i Put into this port Il, Rio Hache, Sept Kxperienced heavy . Simonds, Turks C (where she put Matanzas, Oct 18, in ballast, to ienced heavy NE weather, car Mans), Loud, Attacapas, Oct 13, to Portsmouth, NH, but put cook Beta sick with Cet 2 wiih cotton, to Doll iced & very heavy gale from a sea which carried away wih walls and rigging attached, fore toomast and stern beat, parted whee rope, and broke one rudder brace; deck load; has had contional easterly winds ‘ct 29,45 miles N of Hatteras, spoke p Nortolk for Matanzas. Wilmington, NC, 16 days. Expe Predericksb Tas ex arg, 1 days. Bist ult, Absecom bearing Went s the Inilee, naw tho topmaste of sunken schooner, mast beads sebr Flyaway, Davis, Philadelphia for Fall River Schr Nathau Clidord, Shuler, Kebr Anua Gardner, Hodges, Bebr ha ——: Fur Bile Rusts, Cearte, fort Hoven fer Sater. ast, Me, 6 days. Sastport, 8 days. dail, Rockland Baker, Providence * Ongood, Smith, Norwieb and Now London. pang, Holm, Norwied and New Londou. ‘Textan Star (new, of Boston), Howe, Boston to master. Wind during the day NE, fresh. Correspondence. NDS, New Zealand, July 6~The bark Ellza (she has since ¢ left bere ab bia, She the b me well. The News from the Shepherd bie, aim having carried away her Was making the best of her Miscellaneous. ring, Now 2—The ship Splendid, a w hall, ‘age, put im here ta ‘alter, Bey.) Suir Buest—Mobile, Nov 2—A ship (name unknown) was | | yard to be eitiwer the South ph to Ellwood Wa. ht) ¥ lst (By te ashore morning of Sixt ult a Fitznbeth, ih a hyhter, tontertal damage and arr at Pi weler, from Turks Islands of and for Boston, gallant waste in a heavy gale 2th alt, Muskeget Channel; ebe wok n pilot and o'clork, in & the Oecan House, Seam. Scvn Josnen Lawnesce, Church, at Providence from Phila delphi, was leaking al the rate of 1400 strokes per hour, Senn Frey Nire water pigh! Ts, went ashore at Kast Yth inst. She is high and dry, and will Latnam, of Barnstable, dra on om Kastport for Alexan PRASER Rive = ub FRANCISCO, have te be serewed up and Inunched. CR. yatactarnd RAY PRATHER tained re — GRAY FRATHEK wi rs able datiage. lease have their ler No. 6 North et Sieday, by 18 o'cleeke os sae ra ear call A fee Keun Ocras Hekato, Clifford, fi ate more pessengers can be taken at reduced rates by imme pplication 1 IL, SIMPSON, No ver areet | et Rast. WFST, NORTH AND SOUTH, pte ape Hen oun CHRONOMETER WaTcnes, | GOLD LEVER! Gold DUPLEX #s TOHRS, INDEPENDENT BBbOND WATCHES, LADIES’ GOLD) LEVER WA’ ENAMELLED WAT. nek tthe time, GOLD Twenty Sve per not be seen. Represented by DAVID J Rain. 0s Wrondway, ap Waime cae th ae Aw KT tydting be AU Aloan 23d uit AS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES We have now on exhibition the most elegant assortment of DELIERS CHAN BRACKETS, Ae For parlors, dining rooms and libraries, ever olfered in New York. ALSO, Acomplete variety of Fr W CHINA The import uittia ev owing Ww: e, we at Wee The reflector Dinner, dessert and tea ware. all of which we will #el! st Lip bthense wil LOWER PRICES for the purpose ‘of Than any other estabilahment ts New York light W. dF AILEY & 00, 631 aod 633 Broadway JRO. B. SLOAT & CO.—TWO THREAD LOCK Strredt J sewing machines for family use aad manufacturing put ponen catia be exee! W. THOMAS & 0U., Agents, No. 48) Broadway, N RYER'S MIRACULOUS BA. nod anes R. R—INFLUENZA, cnida, toothache, neneal che,” chile fever, ntal to ihe recent audden chai ited would une Radway's Keady of regulating pills, we will from their troublesome eouplai ADWAY #00. |. slepaaete SEWING bes =) ey =IMPORT \wr To Tits A new family sewing Geex exgtteng the latest im Ratt m0 anion them immerifate re 162 Fulton street. 2, 1s the Pi Now n bearing W k of from 60 ati Sieg cmat in Herbert reres and is be employed in the oyster aad time that will be occupied. by the operat Frgincer Ofice, Tht shore below the Intier part no ae rk Le and wi at the cargo Pole, of sehr Ann, reports: eth nit, at 10 AM, i eset the wre, binck outshie raul he ing heavy Liana over the doce. Make eval Welltieet, recently agschooner of 127 tons, She ts owned Uy Capt DB Preesmast ‘bark of about 30) tons, name not reported. Notice to Mariners. as published some Ume alner Owing to ite we Ht again: — Temoaelling tee tower oo an to receive ow a temporary light will be exh bitte’ dugine teh By order uf ve ight ight boat, which par placed at her station on provements, at ibe extreme Jow price oe of » NB, from the Archer FLETY DOLLARS Was boun ‘The price of oll our standard mar hines hove heen grentl mum for progsions. Reports the followtn, feduced. Singer's sewing Machines, it ia well Kuown, ihoug? her Ground.—Aug 2. Niger, Jernegan, NH, 12) dearer in price, ave always been cheaper in fact, consider mm, Courier, Coffin, soateng. Constitnition, Wine tog. lout they will do, Uhan any ther Nant, 140 ap this sease Fiaber. XB. 1 he prices are now reduced, ao oat all rnnet he sathatied h"Atinntle, Wer, dey €8 bis tile’ pene om: § Cac) and examine the new machines at the low price Seara, W fog Dartmouth 800 ep, 2 wh all told; LM. cra ie oo 7 GREATEST MEDICAL TROOW KRY ¢ OF THR AGH Dr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, Mam nocered 8 me mon pasture weed grow: the road and on old stone alia hat cures every kind S¢ hungor, from the moat enaligung’ Hrondway Bea Her, Bnd nicerated down to aplmple, & periect cure te warranted tt a, chee, For sale by 0. t, RING, 18 Ay dat Broadway. Y iad PERSONS IN RODILY rRInt’ in Arto nervons antidote and ak Festorntive is A sui Cr Wimales and} aper D), With 4 whales): seamen 38d. WATTS and edy cure for cou epilepsy, mental or wbatever, tt will leg: it) bie. Heard tron Bed, Geo Washing Robert Kawan, strength even ‘atv where it is not Denette at ne m: vey tll be Llarge wh this se Hottey, Nant, 80 tTomber, bout to Poy Snow, do, ofl not stated, st do « few days prev te Sept 2, Cataipa, & tas from Pagis Ge) 22, Mermatd, Howes, We ngs, do, 3 whales this season; Hen) Mo Cynthia, Sherman, hs; Sith, Blectea, hrown. Nts Too, Kobtngon, pe ‘vyta, Nauti, Swain, NB, bark Ca reporied oma. ip Arab, of Faithaven, re poke on Kodiak July 4, Moctezuma, Tinker, N. Mm do this season (aud heard fro: ith, Win Wirt, Osbor er Sanford, do, 9H bbls to dor y Mareta, tnt about June 2), «on op Hirtghimen, EH, 7 wha: aby NS Peeking, Kio: Bren Ly os) Ripple, Chad wie : Geo Howlant, Po < 1 wh. OFFICE NOTICE —ON AxD, “APTER MONDAY, ‘ayia Se A, Prankiin Bt, Howlam, of 1 B. with, 9m Minster “0 pele and whale oil, Reports, spoke 19, Nantitns, P 6 ented / Sn, by folirond, will close, ab Reale NI, 00 brie sp nnd. 200 do, Nrovnack oll, all. tot, - _ | bound'to Tomber. Another letter dated Sept 27, states that the = | Franklin wae ready to sail neat dag on « cruiae, uff Galipages standa until the hutricane seaera B over and then a - stem | (arpin grovnd. The shipe bave not done auch on the const of iERE wat, REA MEETING OF THE PROPLEYS erutsers have done nite emgerns ee hie Committee held at Mozart tien Greke in in freed Peper, Be Lay) NB, 0 sp; J AS Hall on Wi TK gook E- M. Punetual at- | ker, Swain, de 100 sp. § good many ‘wt ad these ara of importance is to be trans any ont Sane WORD, Games pte teninnd, 12, Gay Head, Lowen, NB, bound wo New via Cowes Oct 20, ae | ‘opt M4. with mdse and | ent to her xawistance, and she | Bee from New | 4 from her moorings | Tleard from, no date, Ac, Stella, Hathaway, NT, 108 ap thie season. Sa no lat, Ae, Zephyr, Pertti meg te Satie llaate dane See Taylor, NB, 1200p 401 pana Wiahee, do; S00 w 10, tat 148, 1 9230 W, Mm oN ei 10, tat 165% vealdent, Allen, Sia potinn Bags 10, Active, Wood, NI, ail well, off as tast re- bbl Ship Robert Harding, Fost hc. mm Calcutta June 27 for Baw - ton, Get & Int 37 An Am ship owe ieaanas nat Me TST 1 dhe oly. ark lrathers, Coombe, “to1n Teslon May 6 for Bydaggr NAW, May 31, lat’6 55.N, I ke By NW Bridge, from Cuba for Portland, Oct 17, lat 34 Ge, oni Ntig Tris, of and for Briatol, RI, from Cuba, Nor 1, High. NNW 20 intles—by pilot boat Jane. ~xton, Burke, from Newport, K, for Theod oma, lat 42, loa LL = Ports. Edwin, Clark, one. Wood, NYork (and Fore! Anaunoo, Sept 9—In port Asrinwats, Oct O—Are barks Harun ald Tein for Hizaledhport; 12th, achr Liberty, Cur tana ah ibn her retary Teh gro aha, rie dR Hares, Mecitvery, NYork. Ship John W White, La’ Worop, from NYork, bad not arr, Sid 7h, bel King Brothers, Haves, Carthage Batavia, Ate su) Revenne, Howes, Manila. Biases, Oct Ib— Arr WD 8 Morrison, Magagua Bouresis, Oct Arr dC Nickola, Nickel, Bogna lotta, Fuller, NOvieans. Sid Mth, Shetiield, “Ric 6th, OA Moerison, Morrison, and iMEMRUUAVEN, Oct 16—8Kl Ocean, Klopper, NYork. Peta! Hon, Sept 2s—In port bark rt ora, ——, for Yorts dnys Caitao, Sept 29—In port ship Borodino, Pendleton, for Chin cha Talnada, 1 Joad guano for Host for Lesion, direct, Cavin, Oct B— mo, Sampson, Bath, Fleet- | wing, Davia, Mala a. oe, Raw errs * ding; Biainore,’ Parte »; Llltias, —, do; do, re Harvest Home, London (wnd sid for New Bremen tor pice KM Arndt, wpman, Chiptna Dot 18 Passed leans. XUMA, Bahamas, Oct 10—No Am vessel in port. GOW, Octlom Arr K — todges, N York. Day, Palermo (and old Cor rieste. charg Kuss fe ond, French, and Emily, Tie tan for do Fitedeiphie, ge rdenn aod Mary Anu Virleans. hits Pactor, Perr Hien Hayden, King 1 d Harriett, Adie, dix i briga fe Preparing to disg; sehre J prive, Devine, de having old do; Mairou, ‘Taylor: Black Mow. . rm Aver diag. ‘Sid 19th, bark Otawa, Laumpher, N Yor! Bib, Vinh, Vater, NYork, Livkroot, Oct I&—Cld susan G Owens, Norton, Apalachi- . Sid 17th, Gondar, Leddy, Charleston; Ish, Peter Marey, Vhe cee ‘Boadicea, Conithart, NOrleaus, Annie Sise, sive, phi it 16th, Webster, Lawrenee, for NYork; Herald, Johan. ih, Mountaineer, Wilson. NOrleans, Edimingem A Wiuaitiand: Speed, for } tained by the seting conan! genera lie, Alethea, Sen ve! ; Lord Kigin, Muir, Savannah, 6—Knt out, Patrick Henry, Moore, N York; Pe- +r Mawell Marshaut st Joba, Nt. ld Tsth, Robena, Mt: Sausnitass Get 4 Cl Plerra Nevada, Foster, NYor«, MOMYOKD, Sept 9—In port barks Fiely, Cann, and Buckeye, i, une, Porrsmoutm, Oct 18—Passed by, Susan EK HoNell, Hardester, from Balumore for Amsterdam, Jet 18—Off, Emerald, Cook, from New York for Oct 18—Sld Ellen 01 Crowel), Savaunah, Oct 9—Put in, LeCooy, Babes, from NOrleam— Pant Ernest, Goun, NYork. ept25—No Am vessel in port, Aug 13—Arr Tzaak Walton, Wardle, Singapore, —Bid Onward, Doty, Savannah NYork. ‘Troon, Oet ‘Texxs, Oct 16—Sid Sola Elizabeth, Vanderhoot, Traian, Oct 20-—Sid bark Franklin, Gibbs, Boston. Vester, Oct 12—Arr Istriaaa, Sbisa, Richmond. Home Ports, APALACHICOLA, Oct #1 —In_ port able ER Barney, Bae- o ww York Id; bark Col Ledyard, Merril, frou do see Brinig Kaperanza, from Minatitian, wt NDIA, Nov l—Arr aches AM Bartlett, Bartlett, Windtor, NH: Orean Herald, titioed, Eastport (ashoue belew): Stiteeman, Mott, NYork. Sid aoa; Snowflake rand “A Mildlewn. Sipple, Providence: Sw- asset tBrown, NYork; Jacob Birdsall, Cosimberlain, J pity ROSTON, Nov 1— Are steamer. Oity of New York, Howes, eerie, Rkaling, kag ‘Tete 1, from’ Aiexandrbs, es ‘signal for foe 3, Kent, Baltimore, Star et Kolus, Gibbs, Barbadors and kt. wchrs. Constituuom, Sirk, Charleston; Houise, Thatcher, Nortolk; Rain Heel, Chap” man, Philndelphia; Lotie (mew, of Boston, 257 tons), igTariae, NYork: Howard aril tnd Granite State, Hallet do. i Kantiago, Sewall, barks rig Martha Wo: Am ¥ H (uot before); sehr J “A in the Roads, rematni Bark Cheater started, ed, Dat auchored ng mb “iALrMonE, Nov 1—Arr steamship Patapsco, Layfield, York Pidelia, ‘ara Isdoby i Humbolda, Uimge, WI nde, sabre Uehatt Wemera Islds, Weodbritge, Walle Hulse, N York. eT NG Oct etn pork sohrs WA Hii Nebola, and Claremont, Jobson, from Wilmington, NC, for'N York both for a harbor. BANGOR, Oct 90—Cli ship Golien Rocket, Pendleton, Bos- ton to load for Cailfornia, brig Lauisa, Teague, Baltimore CALAIS, Oct B—Arr pore Alpine, Freethey, CoactEd rotection, Cole, do. Cl schrs Hutler, Freethey, i tors, Sargent, N York: brig Frances Ellen, Sawyer, Sicily; achrs Hampden, Rio, Sead RIV, Oct 29—Sid wioop Ann B Holmes, Chase, N Aehi—Arr che Martha Wrihtington, Wrightington, Philaded- EALVESTON, Oct 21—In port barks Honston, Share, for Ha- vre; Milton, Bradford, for Liverpool; Golden’ Age, | nm ding, to lood tor New York, brig Sabine, yoo for Kremea ready, with 1151 bales cotton Antoinetts, Shisa, from Tamptoo for Norieans, just ‘arr, put in with erew sick. FKOKGRTOWN, 80, Get ae—Arr sehr W Phillips, Mount, X pArcoste HR Coeets Barvie, Downes, do for — igs Meteor, Raynes, Rondout for Boston, rastport for Alexandria, sehrs Nancy & Hew Turks Isiands for Kosten; Lizzie Maul, ee and Mary Haley. Haley, Philadelphia for do; Chas & wots, do ior Welitlest, Mary kK Pierce, Smith, do for Hamiet, Wade, Wareham for Jacksonville. Ingomar, Ironton Tor Georgetown DC. Winged Racer, Snow; ‘aa ile ber Parvere, wind Mave DP mi tes, Preemad, Well water for Kross ‘alt . Klizabethport for Sa “Ayisiord NS. Has beou alley, bulWarks xprung bowsprit, «plit sable ni stove beak tured OB account of head wit Lig Garver eee ue nro Rally Badger. did ‘ches sags bert and Root D Khodes ‘Get 1 Are briga Sarah Fh os tor Portipnt Philadeiy hs for 3 tor aarspt Wan, Velona, Pettigrew, cas treinnd, Boker, Phiiute phia for Boston Fitaceiphta tor Prlland, Ueorgiar Swet, do. toe port sla bark Wiilimn I Shatler, brige Meteor “ah Fi ure Olive, Laverty Conneetin arotit, Jobe ARF ~, ws Ireland, and George. wind NW -~ von ATAUORDA, Gctal—Arr brig Susan Duncan, Saowman, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2 —Arr ships W Il Prescot, Mache ka hing s, Wooderson, and Frank Pierce, Leach. U Lives soe, Klny raitar, hant, Te w from ter, Elwell, trom Plilsdeipiiia. Old. sleams. Maga eit Ginivesten d Indtanein ships Arno, 1 Liverpool; rand James Pier b, Dean, Havre, soke JW Wetwer Henn i. Pailatelphia i) ships. Holyrood, NYork; Abace Stetama, . Heagan, Rostow , ere. Phila delphita Det W—Are sebes Cyclone, Dall, Phila delphia: Nov | Minceva, Hironts, Delaware Cy, Lae? Robie gon, Davia and Bs Munsell, Kelly. NYork. Sid it, sehr Four | Brothers, € ork via NMaven NEW POKT. (it Arr eclre Rtranger, Bleckwet Novfodle Stet nl, Eddy. Providence for Baitime Mi Proot Beth. ead Je Tost night and thie AM. NR. for Wrinmingtom, Ne atv, ie ‘bre 1. Beowll, Boston for Balt “ hee Aloanatn . Uhallenge, Pewd.e 0. NB, for Philadelphia Henrietta, Jones, Wind N® for Richmond Apna Gartner Herding Rastport for New York: Com Kearny. Brown, Heston for dy, I Letineges, Na ~ tis, de for | CNEW HAVER, Rov l—Arr sabes Grace Wateom, Trentom, = | ler, Hubbard, NBranswick, Stith Martin, Trenton, Sa dod iswrence, rea Chaya port nee | Rtannard, NY¥ork: sterling, I! Borin Hoover, Hrandy wine. 5 Haverstraw. 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