The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1858, Page 8

Later from Veneauela. OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENCE. Laerayia, Oct 23, 1858. ‘The New Vonsituion of the Republio— Prepeerd Cremeter Navigation ty Steam— Expected Arrival and Prepare tions & Welcome Back General Pacs—Reurs gf Ow Late Minister, Mr. Bamet—~The Coming Crops, de. It is expected that the new constitution, whieh har passed a second reading, will be rendy to reowwe Che exe ‘cutive exequatur by the beginning of next month. The republic will be divided into eight dopartarents, inetest of | provinces; each department to have the whole control of ‘ther municipal laws and elections, which will be directly dy universal suffrage. The passport syvtem is entirely abe- ‘Mashed by the new constitution; and the Premdent, View President and members of Congress are to be chosen by the people directly on the same day. The government have applied to the Convention, de manding the authority to invest two hundred thoasand @ollars for the purpose of establishing a line of small eoastwise steamers; and es the Convention and govern- ment are anxious to improve ihe condition of the country ‘there is little doubt but that eaid amount will be granted, ‘and the vessels built in the United States. ‘The Committee of the Home Department have presented to the Convention a project on immigration, and {under- stand it to be so liberal as to induce foreigners to ceme to this country, which is undoubtedly a rich and if well Popieted, in the course of a few years, with her fertile ley and temperate climate, would become very pros Perous, By tho next opportunity 1 shall endeavor tosend you @ copy of the project. Groat preparations arc being mace Coracas, for the reception of Gen. Paez, whose ingress imto the country ig looked upon xs an end to all hostile feslinge on the part of the different polilical parties, and as the only means of establishing pe ent peace, for aoe we ily believe that the excl isin manifested by the party in po both in Comana and or will cease, and the able and honest mien in the country, without regard to their political op ‘ions arid principles, be callod upon to fill the different government oitices. Mr. Eames, who is in this port with his successor, Mr Turpin, who came bere with him to take leave of ‘am, will embark to morrow for the United States. The country is in perfect peace, and looking forward to & period of progperity. ‘The crops this year are better than we have ever had. Saic of More than a Mililon of Aores of Land in Middle Fiorlda by Order of Court. In calling the public attention tu the advertisements of the large sales of lands in Florida, published in the Hxsaup this day, we refer to the following opinion of an intelli- ent gentleman from Museachusotts, who han no imtereat in lmde, but who resided many years in Tallahassee, and now conducts a paper in Macon, Georgia:— Asa body it is the most valuable tract of land in the State. A large portion is yet unoccupied, part of which 38 covered with a timber growth of great valuo, on a soil which cannot be surpassed in fertility. The southern Deundary of this whole tract, it will be seen, ig the Guif of Mexico, and throngh it thé great ra the country will one day find their cont munication by steamship with the West Indies, Central Atnerica and most of the Gulf ports. At least we are will- dng that this should be sot down as our judgment of proba- Dibtties, for we hold that the coustwise route by Fernandi- ma Will’be found too far eastward to compete long and guccessfully with a more direct central route—Macon (Ga.) Telegraph In regar‘t to the va of these lands for cultivation and for timber it would be superfluous to say more; but for another important purpose not yet adverted to they are of incalculable value. They uslord extensive ranges for stock of any kind—herges, mules, neat cattle, sheep and Ewine—al) of which can be raised here with little trouble, no risk and with great profit. The natural wild pasturage is boundless, luxuriaut and peren- nial, and the climate so genial that it ts unnce>ssary to \ey up any provender for winter use, The vatural in- crease of cattle in Florida is aimost incredible, and this eand attention that the herdsman has any otber occupation. The average profit If some of the muititades of Enropeans and Northern ate to the rigorous Northwest could be per euaded to try Florida, tuey would very soon be convinced of climate so” genial and a soil 80 Many are deterred, probably, by the erroneous ‘but prevalent notion in Northern lo: that all regions be sickly. If they would look at ofli- cial statistics, they would find that the Southern States show more cases of extreme I than the Northern, nd that the army reports prove that there « # of mortality umong the troops stationed for a sories of years than in other parts of the Union a Proportion to tue number of men on duty at the different There is already a railroad from St. Marks through T.l- Jahaseee, and thence twenty-six miles eastward, and its extension ts under contract from the present terminus v9 mille, im Es lorida, It is contemplation to run another road from Tallahassee to Pensacola, aud one also from the lower Georgia road through Qufney, in Flo. rida, to White Blu iand on Crooked rive ‘This point (White Blut) ie accessibi ty-two feet draft, and it, as well as other points along the coast, i tuuted for extensive lumber establishments. rapidly and steadily increasing in and must continue to do 80. Now, therefore, i# the Amira time to purchase, whetner the object be for occupation by the purchaser or for speculation For may aud forther particulars application may be made at the office of the company, No, 56 Wall street, Dew York. reted Slave Schooner Madison. or to the Wor concerning the & readers bi ower Madison seized by the United Suites authorities as +a slaver thus oraging my me before the public in uo enviable nd leaving & stigina upon my character which T wg to bear. The facts of the case are these -— above pamed schooner of the United jon, in the Merchants’ Exchange in bt her from the Brooklyn Navy Y 1 had pat on board of her goo own Nae of business, the whole ara unting to Thousand dollars. I then went to the Custom House to obtain @ clearance; they informed me they had no record of ber—as they never have of United States veascle—and thet my bil! of sale was sufficient to take her to Salem. ‘The cajun and crew came from Salem to take ber on; and alter being out about six hours she was seized and Drought back to this port asa siaver. They now present two charges against her—one as a slaver, and one for ‘Violation Of (the revenue law, section 6, 1793. The idea of her being @ flaver bo same Man can entertain for a mo: _ violation of the Revenue laws I know and you reports trade. DANIEL B. GARDNER. Brooklyn City News. KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Emott. + Jonas Muthade vs the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. ‘Ther © an action for damages. The plainti was riding of the care of defendant's on the 12tb of Novem. when, reaching the corner of Court and Do- the ear was stopped, and several passengers paincill wae about doing so from the front Th Seah fm, when the bell was rung and the care started. e Menquence ‘hat plaintiff fell and sustained x ad comivuted fracture of the left hand, which Se bled him wince The amount of damages claimed The case was given Ww the jury yesterday JN. tated that they were unable to agree. The Geter bk 8 plain ease, and sent them back with SESW they agreed, 40 Bring in a sealed verdict. Tee Boon 0 @ Caxvanmns—The Board of Sopervisors cee eo Reg “Ut Canvamere yesterday afternoon in the come Com t Chamber, Cty Holl, and organized by ap ©. Borges, Haq. Chairman. The returne © were Capvaeee 1, when the Board rning. They will be oceapted ¢ ~ official ewmming wp will hardly be ‘ win (he Court of Bersiona y pticted for rsolating the provi 4 Of hw relative tothe eale of liquor ne dae ‘ miei guilty. Their names Toon wien, Wie @ Werner, W Grelet wad John Curdeodich. Beutepre WH? rorsrved until thie morning ck Leadon and M Pol n before the an named Fi ‘ et eht tore, ane ropming out into tho, SOC abe was epeedily en ‘ fumes. Officer Phe °. 0 A ee . re huovercastande ‘rped tare Coe domme suyyeremmed ve ire.” , 1m waking it of the teal ‘ = nam came whe « MA alive, but fo wo great that abe 5 died geen after the ae onal ““ mo New Umer * property holders * “ . New Utrecht are about t thing Mensures to vile meeting was ‘ hat viemity. Ap “ gen preside t, . = bey Lt vatore for the emen! wecernar p © © the required \mpro Annum —This edifice, situa ted on the and Henry streets, will ty * open for which ocession there w ll be an 7. water ae command iby Cal. Grabas coreer of Cras come ow Une 24th mpg wy Gen, Crovke. A new be dimplayedt on the Pree Pret — Ae corner of Oxford riree last eve vet ween two brass 8 whe Kast rook! yn ' BEA then quiet out mterierence. Their pames lave won or 4 Bonan An. —A fellow, who gave hie name a mm, wax caught in the boure of Biwin J vine street, ov Muniay night amt giri, Wo Called ip ea oteor Kanes Co ety Crcun Corn Carmepan, Nov. = vy ©. 0, 11. Ag, 18, 16,17, 38, 10, 20, Camiar Catan, Nov, 10 —Sow. 15 is, a&, 24, 26, 28, 27, 20, # "ry oe 1, wild Perr ek the ant jot on on 8 They with Napersed WA tronspired James W He was od NEW YORK HERALD, ‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1858. ‘Temoar, Nov. 0-6 P.M The Kanewree, @Bisk arreved at tii port thus afternocn, Dringe ue later Lowden adviegs The fonds at Latest ao- comets Heed at WRN NY for momoy, and J for the sccount, the settioment of the difftculty between France and Portege) having emervweed a Depefirial unfivence. On tbe other Land, om Seth gold wre m demand for export to the Concsent, and there wae rather less disposition to accommodate berrowert the discount market. Cotton | wae Gell ata deetwe of am cghth, breadstufts, with the eXorytion of the mer qualities, were cheaper, provions were weak. OF Amenomn securities, the Londen Times of ‘20th mays thet Minew Central war 1 per cent cheaper, and Erie l percent dearer, New York Central shares are quoted ot 76, Erie shares at 16 to 17. ‘The feeling is cur stock market to-day was general dallness Priees, i general, are a shade bigher than they were yevterday; but the market is evidently a broker's market, im which the public have no intercet. TD & eicking lete the condities ip whieo it wae all sum- mer—apathy, ftagnaton and gradual subsidence of prices. ‘The puble are quietly absorbing State stocks and the best lass of bowde; but they are hokling aloof from the rail- wey market, for the simple reason that none of the rail- Ways are at this moment eurping interest on their stock, Many operators express astonmhiment af (be inert atutude of the public, and marvel that the public do not buy ttocks as they used to do in timer gone by. The secret of the « s readily discovered. Five years ago many of the roads in this country wore wndoubiedly doing a profitable business, Thore was @ lively faith among all clasees ip railway etecks a@ lucrative property. Ail this is changed now. Very few roads in all the North are paying expenses, Gr the simple reason that during the railway mania wherever o paying road exinied a rivel to it was built and set ageing. Yor the business which the Galena monopolized four yerrs ayo, right amply equipped lines are now contending, the traffic between the West and the seaboard, which at this season might be taken care of by any one road, is now divided between four lines, the Erie, the Central, the Pennayivania and the Baltimore and Obi. Moreover, the disclosures of last year haye shaken the public faith in railroad property, Failroad meu and railroad reports, That substantial “out side’? class, on whose investments the future of raiway stocks depend, have lost confidence in che article, and will have no more to do with it. They doubt the trath of reports of earnmgs published by the roads. They doubt the allegations of the annual reports. They doubt the word of the directors. They doubt everything, except that presideuts aud directors use the companies under their control for their private purposes. These are the reasons why, in the face of an unexampled abuadance and an utter want of lucrative employment for it, the public have not “gone in” as purchasers, and Dought railread stocks this fall. They bave gone upon the principle that they had better save their money aud make no intereet, than loge it in a reckless clase afler an income. Galera was the most active stock p the list today. It opened at a considerable advance this morning; but after large transactions closed, at the afternoon board, at yes- terday’s closing price, and was afterwards 1, a % lower. The other Western stocks were generally quiet, at irregu- lar prices. Rock Ishuud was Jower after the day's trans actions; Toledo was steady; the Michigan roads were both ¥% higher; Illinois Cemtrai was 3¢ higher. Hudson River took a start upward, and rose over 1 per cent, mainly oa the strength of the October earnings, which | ° said to show an increase of some $3,400 over last October. New York Central improved 3¢ per cont, with moderate trans- actions, Some of the Wall street bouser express astoni ment at the announcement that the tolls controversy is to be renewed this winter. There would be more legitimate grounds for surprise if it were not. The republicans, who have carried the State, have always been pledged to the policy of making the canals pay; and whether that policy be sound or unsound, it is natural to suppose that, now that they have the power in their own bands, they will at all events try their favorite scheme. Here, in the it is not sufficiently remembe hat in the rural districts the New York Central is often identified with the demo- cratic party; the chiefs of the one being the managers of the other, and the suecesss of the one are triumphs for the other. Many of the members of Assem| from the rural districts of this State have owed their election as much to their declared hostility to “the monopoly meaning the Central—as to their ‘opposition to slavery. Under the circumstances, and especially bearing in mind the announcement that several members of the Senate bave made, namely, that they are prepared to reconsider their vote of last year on the tolls question, very few per. fons, except such as have a pecuniary interest the other Way, can doubt but that the old controversy will be re- | vived at an early period next session—with what success time alone can prove, State stocks were higher to-day; } Missouris nearly touched 90 again. Some of the best } bonds were also in demand for investment. The public shows excellent judgment in selecting for purchase State stocks and well secured seven cont bonds in ce to the speculative stocks, whieh are puttlecocks of the bulls and bears at the beard. The cloeing prices to-day were: Missouris 89% a 80%; New York Central, 843; a %; Erie, 16% a 17%¢; Hudson, 923; @ %; Reading, GY a %; Michigan Central, 654; a 3{; Southern preferred, 53% a 64; Panama, 1393; aX; Minois Central, 84 a 3; Galena, 76 77; Toledo, 3394 a 5; Rock Island, 6445 4 Ja: Pacific Mail, 10435 @ 4%. The market closed very weak. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury to. day — Total receipts, $96 015 4 —Of which from customs 61,000 00 Tota! payments. 120,080 17 Tota! balance, 191/874 29 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn. inn were $19,406,224 31, and the balances $796,819 30. The exchanges on Furope for to-morrow's steamer wore very weak, with a declining tendency. The best bankers’ Sterling bills were held at 10034 a 3¢, while there was av abundance of excellent bills at 108% a 1004. France have again declined, and may now be quoted at 5.20« 5.16, Money is without change: loans at 60.0 90 days are made on collateral at 4; call loans at 3.4334. Short paper ie discounted, fret class at 334 0 434; second class at 54, Groesbeck & Hoyt, iv their Weekly Circular for the country, give the following account of the market for the past weeko— The disposition to reslize on the part of holders, noticed iw our issue of thik day week, has been the only feature ip the stock market until this morning, when an improved demand was manifested for most descriptions, New York cane s a we quoted in our last at 8444, have ow as BB3g—the stock rally'n, mors ng to BAG ‘asa whieh it finally closed Frie the transactions bave been limited, with calie os bia as 16%. lu iivdson River we notice an improve. 34 por cent. ‘The transactions in Reading for the week have been very irregular, the stock selling as low ne 4044 on sellers’ option, and 61 for cash, eubseguently rallying, however, with sales this morning at &1%,, at which price it closes. We notice am improved demand the coal stocks. Delaware and Pennsylvania Coal 3 per cent, per cent. Pacific Mail favorably 1 would b sharer the No ted by a rumor that m ferred, in © negotiation pending with Mr. Vanderbilt hia steam re in the Pacific, ans sales were tuade this morning ar low ar 108 on sellers’ option in Guirty 4 the stock Gaaily closing 1043¢ bid. Ja Panawa the treusactions have t limited, with but litte varintion in price, sales being made to-day at 11914 for cash, and 119% b Buyers’ option 1 thirty days. The Western '« uled very rrogularly during the week. We are given to understand that the patent of Mr. James Young, of Scotland, for the manufacture of coal , has been purchased for this country by the Kero sene oi companies in this city, to which our advertising umne uswally direct attention. The following ie a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign porte, for the week and since Jan. 1 = ‘ 1856. 1657. 1858 Total for the wee $1622861 $i ed $870,510 Previously repo +00 668,606 719,778 06 819,008 Since Jan. 1 $6".101,346 $68,146,078 $61,180,818 The Herrisborg (Peun.) Patriot atates that Mr. Chaun- cey Prooke will dectine the re-election of President of the Balt more cad Ohio Rajiroad Company at the annual. ncet ing, 1 be held some time this month. ‘The statements of the Philadelphia Banks for the past two weeks compare as follows: — Nov. 1. Now. 8. Loans $25,403.417 06 881,978 pele, rf! 340 8,687,267 Due from banks 1,700 4 1,536 898, Due to banks. 8,670,06 Deport 1 ‘S00 a8 17,442,807 Cireulation...... 2,642,004 2,687,878 Al the annual meeting of the Saffolk Rank of Boston, leld yesterday, the Prosidept stated that the fore'yn , Doney business of the Bank could not be prosecuted with. lore after December. oa Th." @tount receive’ for tolls on all the canals of thie State fo, the fourth week of Oetdber, was:— 1867 oe $16,849 tonal ‘pmoyant reoeived duriug the fourth woek of tne October, ‘and {0 ho 1 na,, daring the years lowing, a MARITIME INTELLIGENCE —the increase for the season, 80 far, over 1857 ‘The anditor of the Michigan Southern and Northern In- diana Railroad reports the following statement of earnings and expenses of the road for October, 1857 and 1858:— Earnings, 1857. Sehr Tucrease net earnings, 1858 Schr Bea Witch, Rmnith, Behr ese ‘Brews D Brookman & Co. Stock Schr I) Davidson, Hardy, New Haven—R J Godwin. ~ Tomax, Nov. 9, 1668, Sloop Merchant, Douglas, -sasmaaaaa bh tae aes Dg pte a. 0 cagiend Soe ewer seftonanabtp Kangaroo Pr), Jeffrey, Livarpoo ah ma] 1000 Cal 7's. nev! ‘bs Say. Gaul sins, worl 4 for Live ns ‘a on 52, lon JeWo North Caro 6 Me 6806, suw eatin Vigo, hence for Uverpeat | Reagan Brook eit at in Hy anni - B60 Brook city wr cern tad BOromwell & Go, Gin inst. 1iSg AM exchanged nen| signals with steamship State of Georgia, Steamship Locust wee © oearatong rade, to HB Cromwell & 150 il Cen KR... eal & Pitts do... 5000 Bre RRebs, i wannah, 434 days, witb 1060 Erie ERe bs) "62 (Br), Conner (late Abrams), Savanna Ia 1000 Erie RR 2m be gan Mn ikwcod: we Teel eines pot 3 ono io 1000 Hud RRS mtg Honda, Capt Abrams, ofthe above veswl 1000 Harlem 2m bs. the Caper of Virgin Pratt, steward, “tel, bol were natives of St John, N' 500 Lil bend RR bas, Brig eee of East Machine), Kilton, Black River, Ja, Oct to master. Se00 1, cast be. 8d 2g plea net ae ae Batimored, Brown, Maracaibo, 2000 € DiStPAEDImD Avg ot }, With fustic, to C Stetson Pot into Nasa, NP, 1000 Chi S.P&FDIgb Get with logs of Spulmast and leaking badly; sailed thence 2000 Oct. The S F was att a pchooner, but not being able = to procure spare of auietent length ln Nassam, was Obliged to pense a ietig Altred isadelphia, Pendling. Havana, Oct 2000 Gial & Chi 2m b elpbia), capesiendet teary 20 shs Bank of Am iy yyy PF, Ipeatteniopea. 6 Bank of Com... ot City Tsland), Mage Savanna Ia Mar, 47 Am Fxe Bank trom Gharieaton owl putin fr wG teh. Schr W A Cridim (of Fail Kiver), Borden, Granada, Oct 27, with Full aoa old metal, to J WH {bbard. Sehr Fanner, Applegate, ‘Savannah, 6 days, wilh cotton, 1 10 Bunk of the cee 24 Shoo & Lo'thr bk “yas aig teoDC™M C) i ITs Sehr Maphasset, Blake, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton and 20 Ga w chit we rice. te Scranton '& Tallmsa, Experienced weovy weather, a? “eek 3 Clark, Gull, Wilmington, NO, 4 200 do, wT} tur KW Brown, Derrickson Wilmington N NC, ¢ daya. 50 71g iis teoneoen ‘Johnson, Wilmington, NC, 16 dings. Ist 109 Wy Inst, at = on hye e fowl sao gs of a mks vessel, T7114 | supposed ber to be a schooner! re damage, Ere 11% Ben an Tisdale, Hawking, Wilmington, NC, ¢ days. eed Seo Lu Wamuaiton, jr Rhode Islond Wilrsingiou, NOob days Rebr Mary | ‘Patterson, Susimers, Wimiaswa, NO days. 260 Cley & To! RR.. 200 CHIR RKTSRR.. 6537 ra Laerinen, Newborn, NC, dO... DOT 68 fi ‘Newbern, adage. do... 10 65% Shr teaae W cca. oe "Nowkiern, NO da 15 Erie RR 4 : ete beats Oe ‘and 6h, 60 Hudson it RR!D30 236 Mu & Mise RR. SECOND BOARD. yo Missouri 6's W, during wi a Michr Alexander Law, Wood, York iRiver, 3 spat White ly 8924 200 shs Erie RR..b60 17 idy at auchor fu York River, four of the crew > oa omplayed 76 1 aloft scray ing the masta, fell to the deck in spnecqutsee the bo00 Ketek 6s.. 108 200 do. 1s haliards parting, aad James Furrington, of New York, wi 5000 CP AFI Mab .39 330 18 109 Gal & Ca RR... 7 Instantly killed Ke was buried at Cumbertind, New Kent Co. do ; ‘The other men were but slightly injured. Sehr Belie, Cubberley, Norlolk, 3 days. Fehr © Sadler, Si plo Pe Petersburg. kr hr @ a Wilsop, Bell, ‘Virginia. matin’ th Hen 108 60 Cleve & Tol RR,. 8334 100 Mil & Miss RR... 4 r, V sony A Iemhade 8 dave, Cavaleer, Ale: 8 days, ‘Cavalier, Aiguandria, ddays. SEW Ero = Pac Mi St Co.sid, tous chr Maria & Eilabeth, Bogert, Ale: Midrin, 9 days. Hebr Myers, Ruode, Georgetow! n, Ds : Hi "Young, Georgetowid, DC 7 days. Townsend, Baltimore, § days. Brandywine, Del, 2 voith: Sauth, Brandy wine, Del, 2 Sch YiasPouer Potter, M; yetle. Siccaner Curlew, Arey, Providence. ne ‘vsep—fchr Traveller Parker, bevce for Madeira Oct on Wee leaving port experienced a @iecession of heavy Ni jand SE gales, during which sprung a lea and lost part of beards and staves. 3d inet, let 5958, loa 69 md ue roel and floor timbers of a small pov dg — dat e lon 1244, passed the wreck of a snuken echooner, the stamps her masts just appearing above water. errs. —-Flour.—The market disp ed HELOW. and elosed with bet 8 for the common | rig Mary Alvina (of Boston), from Havana. and lower grades of Ste The sa « ane. braced aboot 20,000 buls., witbin the following range of sySlamnehip Flr, Savanna shipe Ancost, an Liberty, Sandard superfine State, ast Bie renee ea A — tra State do, aaa a i : Common to good 3 a 450 Wind during the day SE to N: Extra Towa, Michigan, Indias and Ohio... 8.) a 8 60 Miacellancous. ae ound hoop Ohio (shipping brands).. § 20 a 600 | que Hawmcna Steaens—We learn that the new Haunburg Canadian superfine and extra * joo | mallsteamer Bavarta, of the Hamburg American Packet Com Mixed to straight Southern. a 5.35 | ponny, will leave Hamburg on the Iet and Southampton on the Southern faney and extea a 7 50 | gh instfor New York. She willleave thts port December 1, Choice extra family and bakers? brand &@ 8 50 | The Hammonia, which was to leave on the 6th inst, takes her fda & 4 | reeuiar trip from Hamburg on the 16th inst. ‘The Br steamship Pacite, for Galway, took out 99 cabla pas- sengers and 186 In the steerage. Canadian tour wos 1,000 bbls. South, h sales of about perp brands were tir ly held, with sales of about 1,800 bbis., closing within the range of our quo. The steamship Huntaville, Capt Post, arrived yesterday from. tanions. Kye four Was steady atquotations. Cora meal | Savannah, Purser Post has our thanks for full files of late was in good demand, with sales of about 600 bbls. Jer: papers. and Brandywine at’ our quotations. Wheat was firm Wuaue 8 raranixe,, Hempstead, which ante h The sales embraced aboat | Lond Poeitie oeana, ret, that port #th inet iu distress, Sho reports that on tbe Bid. juding white Southern at $1 20a $1 43, a obi J a aheasa fn lat 37 06, Jon 0 My heavy weather Shyerienced ths tot aor rae ye a "10, eng Cana = pe" i. was fresh from the northward ang ard, and « heavy Westcrn at 61 96, and enamary mited Southern at 8.10 PaaS SE gant OP ss ethene Sea Corn was t «| more the eales embraced about arvied away nul "hip or 25,000 bushels, including Western mixed at Téc. a 77. ‘od ale the jlsboonm. ‘The heals and some choices we nmasts were broken off; the mizzen top Jersey yellow was S8e., and Southe Sales of 5,000 bushels State were 1 was quiet. Onts were firm, with sales of State at 4’ i8e., and of Wester Canadian at 0c. a 3e, CorrEn.—The sales embraced 071 bags of Rio at 9Xc. 800 do, Maracaibo at 1i\¢, 50 mats of Java at i «t was broken in two, and apart above the masthead w: Jett standing. The v in lat 85 39, lon 69.50, when this Ss wreck as could be saved were mm among the spare sparson boar! uitable condition W make her way 8 ide, easel wen rigee bac k te por Beevers eee Commi, Lange, xt Baltimore from Bremen. M4¥e., and al 300 bage Laguayra at 12c. a 12%. | Teporis It, er. Jor L ea —— hurri’ Merars. Wm. Scott & Son, in their weekly circular of to- | cane ir = vrdy hy “ — day, give the following acconut of stock in this market:— | And spk satis; somoume, John Gerken, carpenter of the ship, Steck of Rio coffee on the 24 November, 1858, §,769, "oS for consun jon ema: at 4ai0. sin OF fo ca Ww ae od Lang at Holmes’ Hole from New %Hb day of November, 1868, ia, 2,410; ao. calbo, 6.84: Lagay'a, 1.471: Govta Tita, 002; Java, Yip RE RE. od mats, ow ne Fe do. gov., bags, 8,175; St. Domingo, 1,600. irre, but Was blown back. She encountered a Total bags and mate, wit, about 15 leagues from St Pierre, lat 44, 22. —The sales embraced about 1,500 bales, without change in prices. SE, in which lost bulwarks, and stan wag boarded by a very heaty soa, which hove the Teseel town on her beam ehde: sprang. & at ae zales f 200 tons gas coal were made to arrive, | Seething foot water tn ber bela nad after arifen thont ton Friomn.—Rates were inalive aod engagements light. | ony tor grouse Pot Her cargo le insured inti ate 760 bbis. rosin were a. at ante sola Frama. Rice, from Port an Prince for rigs ye henry yar ped ergy Oy ‘Most of her cargo had been eaved ia n nominel at 6d. a @d.,and floor at Is. 4i¢d. To London | senn Fasmon, reported driven at had about €50 bbls. rosin were engaged at 2. per 230 Ibs. set epaer OT reer as we ‘There was nothing new in rates to Glasgow or for the coa- ren Unent. avtte Reema, Peete, fen Anavabo, PR, New Frvrt.—Sales of about 500 boxes of M. R. raisins were york noyea, in ae made at $2 02)4. Layers were sold in a small way at | *pars. Tigging chafed. hat $2.40. Haves and quart-rs were unchanged. pure stonecaine, ler aech trea ot Ltd eee about 2,000 bales at 46. a enn R J (not (e a) ashore 8 of Sh River, Inox. —fcotch pig exhibited more stcadinees, and 100 | Sone in Hiladeiptia a a Common Keckiniel wae’ in good demand, with | » BRR Moxie Sean, from Betoque for Boston, pat into sales of 660 x 800 Dbis. at Thc. Lump was quiet at Brac. Senate ne ne rey Sot Motisem was more active, and the salew Senn PRakimAll offorte to raise the schr Pearl, of Dart hhde. Cuba muscovada at 21). 0 24e.; 326 do. do. at | month, sunk off Beaver Tail Light, baye been abandoved. All Fes ag es OOS eRe, 8; Neo ae, Pere | EE aes ores metre eeeens, es SF part of i a » or wank eo yy Serpeatinn wag held at 52e., bana hs = je. wane bois nwidernl aa! of common rosin Senn Wiseamecxoy, |, hefore were reported at p. t., buted tohave been made at a | on Cape Henry beac ‘ras from “Aleaandria Tonia to. Neve Seotertal redectian in prices Crude turpentine was held | York, with a cargo of col. The anchors, sails aud some of the At $4. Tar was quiet and unchaw Fagg Would provetty be gnved, Ons.—Linseed was steady. with sab Senn Comyiianca, which ran sshore tn New Haven, harbor Crude whale was in fulr demand 630, and alcool crac ny SS OY iene sperm were made at $1.23. Provisions. —Pork—The market coutinued with a demand for mes#. The rales embraced about 9008 fret Dole, at $17. 26.0 $17 87%. clear do., 818 75, and ay leteeed Reon and Cayo sales by ri ra at Plate. at $13 76. Reef wes some lees beoyant, with ol A iny by the wreck about ® quarter: abont 300 bbis. Seiuding repatees mons, at $10 a $11 50, | bore away. and extra do. at $12 a $1? r ody Jy ot LJ a | | Stoer Gown Lear, of New London, previously reported $19. Soler of abont 20 8 0 beef cork ey Haven harbor, remain i La the spare oon reported at $16. Lard war firm, with sales of rH ~- atten pean rh ka 2 bren made to eave heron ac figure for pritae ese wore firm and iw far | [ od that alee will be waved, with moat of the cargo of demand, }« B — Bales of 100 cast vies, from NGrleons, with ios “at belag admitted. to. pratiqa ut oF the muster avid weveral of the arew basing Steans were firm Te mode ot Ste. ok Wt: At Poet Wretin ne from the yard of P& 7 5 ot well aihot & Le, a comper fastened brig of about 2) tome, nalie i . hase Kentosey rj ottve, bee cwed for the West India iectnese, ont tv He. a 12Ke {82 bales ‘Havana Me, 0 40c.; 736 Walon oo _ Yara, pt; 296 bates Cuba, 17e.’ a 18e.; 190 casew ened | sch. the i oued hy Memos Shoe Mention nal tecge leaf, Te. a 18e. Winekay was quiet at 22¢, a 220 Ke Sales of Real Katate. Ry Bieocker, Sen & Co. Simon Moution and George 0 ahvar Pheree, of C who foe win of Nrew er, abd Capt SA comune nd her. OM at New Bedford sth posers pease ect ee i es Arr 1 Jot northwest cor. 2d ay. anil 7d at, 27 sx18.. 5 4 hel aported ta) ots humpback 1 lot adjoining, 00 the avenue, 26x76 1 do do it. St Michaela Rept M4, Othello, Killmer, NB, 28 days ont, iH Jot m. #. 79d et. Honing ar“ ae, : ie <>. ‘do Sept 16, Camilla, Prentice, NB, no oll since leaving 0 10. do, 2x102.2 60 al. ¥ 1 a. ae. do. 1 Payal Rosetus, Howland, NB, clean, 1 lot &. ¢. cor, 4th av. and 74th et, anna ine te yD “4 Ph Mee iter Bago 2 lots adjoining, on the avenue, 26277.6. Vos id to ering ba, the of these } & +e banat, oeotena a4 ee Nl an ome 1 te. - = India, and Gratitude, of ant 2 a, 940 we, had had Pew Ne 27 in Bt. Siew chureh.,. 180 ” sae oe Serene wonld eels POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Matta, TIME OF CLOSING AT THR NEW YORK POST cea Ly — York. SB for Baw Pranciero, tor Oot for Cherinmam, Oct 18, Ann, Patien), fom Pernaniina for Blo Ja Reward Everett, from Boston for Mobile, Nov 2, off ‘Mary's, from Boston for Baltimore, Nov 3, lat 4050, Re cmisicabeteaariene wiht Ei a S lank, Boren ee ee mbly, do. Pancetona, Oct 6—Arr Paquete de Tarragona, Guardiola, eae Oct 28 Gola, Lab bark ae, 9 Watling- from NY ork; sehr OARS An udon i), Woke, Wier tor Bremen, ne Nees 1; Sonagy, tnidhs Redboci ten au bette. Ary 0 o bapen Oates, Gloucester, ld ates, Con, Oct BeAr ‘Beauty: of Munater, M'Oariby, Balt more Caine, Oct 11—Arr “Caroline” @ Caroline E Kelly), NYork. Sid 12th, Vulture, Gill, N York, "dant nia Oet—Arr Pocahontas, Taylor, Naples (and Cie cfs oe Borie SS ae Lg og yA oy pa on aaa hae, from Glasgow for oan ‘Ain tire ies Gutbrandson, Messing rerio, ult aod old for NGatescc x Vt et BS erage M’Laren, NOrleans. oth nas. Eo ee Win NOr! im, an Kill eT, Oot: aie Toate Forest, Baltimore. Sid. 1, DeRuiter, NOrleans; Mississippi, Allen, Balti- ™iaxaore, Oct 21—Sld Sir R rem, 2 aye Jami ie t12—Ip ae Tiere hy rg ie Boston 10 days: echem Spring uF reeman, for do do; Sally Mears, Richardson, for lexander M, Christe, from NYork, asr lish. Liverroo., Oct? 4—Arr Arabia (s), Stone, Sid 2d, oy of New York, Salter, Savannah; 26th, Guitenburg, Wee! Smalley, Glasgow ang Bombay; Lydia, Gletany Morrig, Baltimore; liaidee, Tucker, Harbor ‘Graces To theriver 26th 8% Pettigrew, Tiurliek, tor NOrleans. Pe ee Fem jampden, Butinan, ladelphid (and ie river non ut 230, ‘St James, Colley, and Levi Woodbury, Bradford, leans. ana Oct 2—Fut | aay Canova, Hutchings, Cron- Ba! Sebusticovk, Chase, do; 26th, "Emerald, Cook, 8 | Mesthe wet S31 tangas Secu Chaco Rio an “nein fanphaved ot Deal NYork. qe Hele oe rena, ¢ ald ) Bd = z. A yh Stepan halle and pte Jam ork (and sid from. 2h) Bud, ary ish ie, Barbas $14 trom Gravesend 2ith, * K Smith, Creighton, Ni en Oct linart Meteeden, NOrisana vin Cadla,toee Mla- we Oct Arr See: ‘Tay *Blgin” agit veruor, Andefeon, Bennet, NOrleam » York. Cid 2M, Circassia, as (pet Defore), Our Unied, Kent, Boston; Serr oat vada, cad Volant, Sih (or Lunt), | ea ewrone, Ost ‘24--8id Mont: St'Thomas. 1, Get Tn port bark i S"Tiorr case day; bre Chen ced, Jotssan, from Boston, for HOricans same i at for Hackeouvile, preunann, Oot “ata, Wieanor, Watts, from St John, NB, for Vexzance, Oct —Of, Reintje, Teensma, from, NYork for Ameterdanm. ml epapeas Hi von Brabant, Beling, from NYork for Bietnoors, Oct 2—Put in, “C & H Seaman,” Eitred, from NYork for Ahtwerp. Ha Tu, Oct 25-Olf, Valetta, M’Monagle, from NYork wig foro, Oct S—Are brig Lagnoa, Chisbolm, New York via tax. Sovrm Foretap, Ort 21—Of, Bremerhaven, Hilken, from Rotarian fe NY, a Yiremen, bark llzaheth, Sammi, from Bremen for Philadelplia; Solide, Panison, from Gotten burg for Heston, Tink Bay, Sept $—Arr Suiva, Hopker, Boston, SM Ang 20, Robt Patten, Donnell (or Barrett), Malwritius; Sept 6, Os: anti, Cordon, Ajgoa Bay. TniDaD, Oot 34 Bld wel wchr Maguolia, Nickerson, Turks Isl- ands. Vaienci4, Oct 16—Sit Lion, Ryan, Cardi. for Ports. 1 eee B G Barney, Bar- for Boston, york, diag: Wave Crost, ; brig joston, arr ith, do: ‘Speranza (Br), from Mine 'iUan, w oF ‘Al. te TA, Nov 8—SM schra Joha L Bedner, Radicott, Nitork. vil Hawkins, Warebam, Mary Jane, Mo" eo Qrioen, Dormand, 8tJobn, NI ALBANY, X¢ Nov &—Arr stoop Panthea, Maaweli, Baltimore si Raien tana, ‘ov S—Arr, brige Marsala (Tir), Harry, Palermo: reenieh: Cape is rien via Holines’ Hole: brigs Pendbeun Mo'ites Ocieua, Adatps, Fork, Pailee Adame, Charleston, ‘Jomwoh Endieoit, Rebeoon Rnigut, Kid J Metter, Canahan, NBruns- % sloop Caroline Lauriilia, G Jesse Rhynas, rtett, Rpeed, Somers; Mary & Hitzabet! “ted aod Ly Castner, Garwood, we, Curtis, Liverpool; bark Hi. 8, Terr New Orleans. Telegrap phed, bark Gem, from TPhvatet hia. al for two ships (ENE Smiles), one bark ips net (He), Grande, 1 Realm, 2 Orleans: etal, Kiggtisher, industry, an “. Nee, Marcia, ae ee eee iy Renmin Kees, Ai epte 4! neo, lee; acre A'Y Lanett Muaicna ead Nork c thew, Havana Hd be erry. vikace, Mabie vancah: (8 Hawken Nov Rate barks ye (tide), Pree is, Mary il, Kelly. tingt!!, Black River: Rover (ir, Kemy dae Alale, Howtoa,” lai, Mitchell sirte (Bri, James, hermit: Red Win f! Neviat alina (Brn, M-Dormand Jona, NB: Al — Newb ‘Ocean ied taht Pro. videnea; Dr Rogers, Adams, cM Pal Rogers Aspinwall si ecbee Telegraph, Rogers. Wot tnates: , Parsons, Charleston: Flying Scud, € Wlintogion, “NC. Sid’bark Win H Newnan, Gavet, Rio Ja etiam z Raster, XYork. Seager cam at Boane, tikey, ral , Nov 5, PM—Arr schr Smithsonian, Van (NM ih ehea etward Hig. spent sehr Henry Laurens, Cr aameeese ©, Vanna Eee Ly , abotre) Igndet Paine, and “iGuLaND i Nov 5, 8 from Charleston, brig Demarara, “Thaw be from NY. A per Fees? hoe james L, qty -y Sah of Boston; from Philadelphia for Forks islowd tne to, with tine of 300 RS yet ahi for 8 York), Trenton, from Philadelphi ‘tata ‘Andover, Myra. and Canton, from do Salah frown pina by ‘ortiend. Also vd i in, berk Jedo, from Turks artown: Cd AB Whoeler, from Newsbo pee ts ToLB, Nov 5, i Arr er wohrs Pragaasot. PA Sander evtanhe bs L Tilton, Philaelpata, tet with rain. Arr hon Young Colburn, ma, fot aed ia, bark 8 Passing out, ship Perry, Port Kwen for Kosten: William Phiadeipiia for Portian’, Willan C 2 6 Cary Wa Phiadeiy in, aches Emblem, Gahert Green, Weaver, nod Geen W Tor Lynn; Jobn W'ihotee, Kealey We for *Newbarypeet po", Minne oan », Vinal avon for NY mn - Nov j--Wind W. ' Arr bark Indiana, anab for Ruste het Sata, itied, N York tor Poriland: ban Gtimore, Chase, #a\apnah for ogtow, split boreasal an Mh, D Lake, Scolly Laey iy Bay saphae er. and Beilau B Sharp, ay he Poulet Charnes D.Mahoee. cheithe Yor Rwom fot i's Weeks : Weekes Phu yr for faa Cg Mir? Se docks, NYork for Seco, Sid brigs Ru pion (Br; Woodall sina, Charics 8 Cargiainy, i Hc tie Garret me Ain Nagen, Viole. Pe wanton, y mf A Randers, Tivn Belle, Emblem, Ueean Ware “how Barr men mer (iy of New York, Hi [bliade phe: & Shoe, Coby, Nor —— i Port nu Prince; | taGokn, Gora ai acne Alo Grande, Cur ‘habamy Saal iy mind WAWy sleamer Phinens im Clark, Alston, and chre ‘Grierson, and Shenandoah. Kiaht veneris have paksed by to the eastward since day thls tite re. Ma Arr brig Umpire, Higgins, for Bos. 4 ny or Phil Aledo ye tend HebPORD, ao Re dee oe rr ecire Sanna alae. itreamn for do. OM ache ee Hh AF ig Tneviet H MeGiivrey, Payal: Oh, sehen = | pees: ae ete ty ES | Le eke resem, for do; rm wana, damon Netierm, latte (new), Taylor, and Mary ‘ork, James Gorham, Anurews, Kee he lawia, Fopmcaet for do, Sie tla veN, SEE York, id bark ton behiey Gem cr ; Deborah, Aen, Philadelphia, poor econa 2 i had a, aamagion, Havers ose wage wenn Thay tarhe Rasta, Whlag, ag TS Peedi Bort wen pen : reenGeld, fort Ewen for Bostgp soca stan tee oi a barks J NYork; Pit then, Beaton sear Pressey, ‘Cau Chase, ona ry pe oagg wet Rk bie Trade ie Way Wa ethioer Pa ane Taker, Vanneman, Charles RG Withden, Jerman,’ Ne- ©), ‘6 Watkten, J serman, Je re. Nov 6—Arr raga Curlew, Arey, NYork; Adelaite, saith, Phiinde Sid sehr Wi 4 Philadeiphi; Kata Riri, Weeks: MS Hicks: ‘Whokey, ‘and John Losier, Bowen (from » ) NYork. Ye hs Sid barks W: Al poe, Nee ‘Young Reptile, Ocean Traveller, others, a MOND, Nov bara steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New ‘York sehr Ca Rio Janeiro. . ov BM Br cig RB Porter, Skaling, Boston, to. 8. joad for bg sehra Gleuroy ( Bath: George (from Sid (from Baltimore), Phuiadeiphin)s Pordgd; John tect New ‘Wi cane NO, Nov G—Are, schre 8 3 W *TOR, ov BoAre Boston; Guh, Daman, bv fon FH abbott, 8 re Ross, i Toland, pe Jan 5 Christopher Ls "Saranac, IANCY FURS F AT WHOLESALE. BAL LARD, BHU SHUTE & CO., Broadway, “22 York, Would respectfully for sg, 0 ashore and relate assay retailers accus- - tomed to yurcboae. turn in thie a i versal, pract ara neti pied the very general, if Rg hey GU TS Jlatso toon ae tre asason for sonsupuon arrives ta alex wots the regular retaller and ‘oven the jobber ‘0 continue pre aes REET, SUstice Ot OR FOLIOY Of the trade‘of tis ely ts nian . Toe at Te OT Ee ap mn now way micrested to their ¥ at as the m CHRGS MUFF CAPs, COATS, 0 of which the; Pa KS AND ND FANCY ROBES, a wi favor of fair competition ragtime Dain i AT ema " el cannot believe neAD Ding FANCY CFOs. PULITICAL. TA PRIMARY ELECTION HELD IN THR rs tleth ward, on November 8, the following ticket of the F Ely Conveniion tol Kensie Banoed Conn cell, Rodger ven Keune , Lg A hy aigpraptoneay ; ntion— John Seammel, John Wagner. John Blogsent "Aldermanic Gonvention—Jo award Wm. Barret, Valentine job “Rourkey doh Malou, Constantine Grimes, Fred erick Milleman, Joka oughtan, 7a al yEMOOR AY TC REPUBICAN REGULAR yom aToy. Alderman, Twentieth War ou 4 DU Daxmat D. Kenwevy, . _BICHAKD PLANIGAN, J Secretaries a ['RERENDEST CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN OP Fifth Senatorial district, JOUN F. EGBERT. EOPLE’S INDEPENDENT DEMOCR Arto CAN- didate for Councilman ot the Fitth Senatorial district— Tue: UD UDELL ward, 6" Bee bers’ Sad pitas Pitzgeral gver Charts Neary, ‘Thomas votes Coancietets’ District Convention—Joba F. ‘Donoho, some Campbeli, Henry F. Gallagher, Patrick Gleeson, Charles Me- Cartuy. ayaidermante Con weniton—Pirvt distetet—Jobn Mo :ulre, Thma- jorman; Some 9 district—Patrick Garricl Bernard Me- Ry Third dispiet—Jamer McGuire, Patrick Fosrth faerie Witham ‘Garrat Williaa Nesbis; Pilih district —Jamow ct—Micbsel —— of the Tent —AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD NOV Core street, nocording to a esi) of the , the sae ticket waa MeNily, Mi Michael Conway; Sixth disuric m_ Hessler, won aa eer Boyles vanes feos TH WARD. —rar DeMocRATTO by pth me AN electors of the Eleventh ward, who the people having a voice tn no ee, their at the Columbian House, or ‘Thomas 1 sey cato met corner of Columbia, on Wednesday eveaingy iON sir jumbia, on ev November 10, 1885, ut ati o'clock PM By onler of SAMUEL Gil Lis; Chairman, Ws. He Roacn, , Secretary. 207. WARD REGULARS or MET THIS (WD “tect eit aS ‘sruriin Mem, Bec “Ht = PIYAPELENTA va ‘PAPERS. 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