The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1858, Page 8

Correspondence. San JuAN pew Norrs, Nov. 1, 1858. ‘Pre British Admiral in San Juan—Intention of the English to Open the Transit Rowle—British Justice at Work— 4 San Juan Mission to Washington—Expected Arrival f Walker, de., do. Since the return of the Devastation to this port, we Bearn from the British Admiral that it is bis intention to epen the San Juan route himeclf—that the Yankees are mauch like the ‘‘greasers,”’ and do things by “pocotiem. pees” only. I cannot say if he is jesting or no; he talks very much like a man that is in earnest, and there ap- pears something like the movement on board his ship to earry out such an intention. It would be a strange sight, indeed, after all the pow- wowing, {o see the English jack supersede the stars aud Stripes, and British tars at length opening the Transit route for the much abused Americans. The Commodore tells us that he does not intend to trouble the thousand and one demagogue diplomats of the country, and “ our folks understand this business much better than some folks, and diplomacy is not at all needed.”? A desperate black rascal from Jamaica, who calls him self Ben Walk, has been discovered in sundry little pecca- dillos lately—such as mistaking other people's houses for his own, and lifting where a lift could be made—was at Jength summened to answer before the English bogus go- verninent. The negro Inughed them to scorn, setuing their power at defiance, and before they couid arrest: him. they were compelled w apply to the Admiral for assis: A boat's crew from the British ship was sent on shore, and arrested the rebellious, thieving negro, aud had him well flogged on board the man-of-war, and then banished from the tow! An Engiishman and a Mr, Wood, ambassadors ex- traordiuary aud ministers pleuipoteatiary from this bogus English negro government to Washingaon, will set forth immediately on their mission. The parties appear to be tempered to acalm—a calm, apparently, the forerunner of a storm. There is certainly something brewing to make this most tremendous pause ‘with this “would but dare not” policy which has, appa- rently, seized the fleet of Uncle Sam. ‘The old men are prophesying and the young men are @reaming dreams of “dire combustion,” and when we Dear the startling relations we almost feel hike getting on ‘a ‘bust’ ourseives. We often wonder here if Goneral President Walker will not once again astonish the “greasers,”” by approaching these shores, and open the Transit route with his drawn his departure to the present mo: the have been a chavs, and the 0 have been attached to the ‘nan of destiny 6 nO ebance of redemption without his presence im the country. Our Aspinwall Correspondence. Asrinwait, Nov. 8, 1858. The Tnited States Frigate Roanoke in Port—Departure of the American Minister to Holivia—Return of the Ameri- can Consul—Accidlent to Bark Colcord, de. The Roanoke, with the Saratoga, is still in port. Sound of martial music by night ayd the dail the officers pay us, relieve somewhat the monotony Which usually reigns in the interim between steamers, On the 234, Jno. Cotton Smigh, Bsq., United States Minis. ter to Bolivia, left Panama by the English steamer on his way to his post. The English man-of-war Devastation left Aspinwall for Greytown on the 224 of October, to watch the United sels now lying at San Juan, and assist, it is ragua has returned to bis post i$ a great favorite here, and is greeted with much satisfaction. He is ap- in health the American bark Co rived at tite place with coal, and whilst comi roadsiead ran upon the npper reef and rom: several hours. at length, by the aid of the Amey men-of-war, she was gotten off without much injury. She is wow discharging at the company’s wharf ‘The Saratoga is ordered off to Greytown to-morrow, in The visit which by the Star of the his return d ar into the haste. Something up—what it is “quien sabe.” “Uncle a is at the bottom of e company of mon who left the Isthmus for Fraser river al elurming disapy th ‘ Roanoke and Saratoga hore and assist Lo returoed fr Mere ie a general complaint of w Fangemenis somew They assert sault it in the New York Post Oflice, the Isthmus. the postal ar here that the Our Panama Correspondence. Paxama, Now. 3, 1858 Becision Against the Panama Railroad Company—Death of Americans at Panama—An Oregm Senator Detained by Nines —Non-Arrival of the Hermann, dbe., de ‘The mail from Bogota arrived here on the 26th ult With dates to 10th of October. The most important item of news from the capital is the Gecision of the Supreme Court of the Confederation in the matter of controversy between the government and the Panama Railroad Company, as to the particular time at which the road was completed. The decision is in favor of the government against the company. The former bas all along insisved upon it that {ke road was completed on the Sist of January, 1855, ‘while the latter have contended that it was not in reality thoroughiy completed until September of this present walt inasmuch as all the bridges, in the construction of hich immense sums of money have beon expended, were not built until the latter period. The malignant fever that S's prevailed here for some past, andofwhich 1 made meation in my last let ter, has entirely subsided. Since the 29th ult. there Lave Deen no new cases or deaths. On the 20th, Aifred Hoffey, master’s mate of the United States steam frigate Saranac, died of black vomit, aged about 16 years. Delonged to Philadelphia, was a lad of much promis and, by his manly deportment, had endeared himself to ail with whom he came in contact. His remains were in ferred op the istand of Flame in the Bay of Panwma— & most beautiful spot. A Mr. Henry Howard, hailing from New York, died of the same disease in Panama on the 21st ult. Hie sickness was corasioned hy exposure his death by neglect. Being in tndizent circumstances bis condition was not made known to the proper perm: until it was too late for mediral treatment and kind atte tions to be of any service. He was sent to the boxpit ‘and everything doue that cuuld be to restore him iif Sr. José Obaldia, Governor elect of the Stato of Panama district of arrived bere on the 26th of October from ty Chiriqui, where he resides, and ente charge of the cuties of his office on the Hon. Delazou Smith, United States Senator elect from here hy wr kness who generously position , also provecds eteamer ‘The only ships of wa’ and. thet eral weeks Tab elect, Hon. Mr. by Mr. Smith daring his ind the United States by the present ort aro her Britannic Majesty's States steam frig past the former has been laying at the p Hermann has p are being @tern array of Uncle Sam's g coast. The fleet is now made’ up of the United vessels Merrimac, Sa Vandalia, St. Marys and Deca tur, besides an addition is expected daily im the p of the Cya Fet arrived. artled and alarmed by the #, bow studding the Pacif News from the South Pacific. CHILE RAILKOADS TO BE PURCHASED BY THE GOVERN MENT—THE ATLANTIC CABLE IN VALPARAISO AFFAIRS IN BOLIVIA—TROVELE EXPROTRD IN PERC — AMERICAN SHIPS LEAVING IN BALLAST, bre The English steamship Bolivia arrived at Panam a ow the ist ult, from Valparaiso and intermediate ports, with $908,969 in treasure for Burope. Dy this arrival we have dates from Valparaiso to Got. 1, Callao to the 12th, and Payta to the 16th. 2 did not touch at Guayaquil, and consequent on fi Peundor, which, oweg to relations with Peru, i# just at this time the Point of greatest interest on that coast As the Bolivia was coming out of the harbor of Payta a Peruvian steamer of war hove in sight with a heavy head Of steam on She wae fre to bave despatches from tt Pornvien Minister near the Fove nment of Eruador, and which perhaps conte ad vices of the acceptance or rejection of Peru's altimatum ‘The Bolivia, being behind Ume, did not communicate with the war steamer ge no adv Guayaguil, and was supposed cme, tra ression of Congress atjourned on the 16th of sopesober Among its last acte war one authorizing the Executive of the republic to purchase al! the ehares of the Valparaiso and Santiago Mailroad i by private partics, ft such prices and upon such terims as he may conse Most convenient. As the law fixes no price at which thae shares are to be purchased, the holders may refuses 10 until they get such rates as the cs dictate, aud al ali the object of the law may be 4 If there were a few Wail Carest on Just now, what a harvest the: The anniversary of the indepeudence Pe tine your with Cag Wm out the republic, The fostiviti eight days. In Valparaiso they had military pura Doree races. Greworke and relyious femee a) mix Logether, and at the clase a magnificent bad! at the Vic tor ia theatre why war attended by atout twp thonannt The V relay Marrwrin, apeolciog of tite Wa!) e fe arrival of the United Slates mw ews of th <f bet, we believe, « nt hace it the gevera, express: won obsw vel in aes ie a) a a thes “coutnbuted to give. it reaver Drillianey and animavon—so pleasing a ‘onsation as tho success of this great industrial undertaking caused ia tho enlightened 2. Weaty of friendship and commerce has been celebri24. page nna vo aomits “eae ule errant cin mince he destroyed, together isos other otildings. The ‘fio southern provinees of Chile are expected to yield abundant crops. In the mining districts of the north great activity is ob- served, more especially in the copper mines, which are ery productive. In Copiapo, the ‘the silver mines have fallen into discredit, but new ae es are constantly being discovered, by reason of more atteation is given to copper mining. The American bark Ws has been sold at Valparaiso for $10,000 cash. Directly after changing owners the Poravian fag wa was run up, and her name changed to that A collision took place in the bay of Valparaiso on the 20th of her, between the American bark Pabe!la Jones and the British peek Gi gmo by which the former Jost her bowsprit, ards, and suffered other damage, while the latter had hsr stetu stove 1n, BOLIVIA. There is no news of importance from this republic. Gen. Echenique is still ; epege eth mpd |b be vetively engaved in organizing an expedition against Peru. {is rumored that Gen. Castillo is to Behenique. If this be true the opposition to President Castella is more formidable than at first supposed, and he can hardly ex- pect to hold the ahi 3 of aor dag | with two such popu- jar Generals opposed. A declaration of war by Peru against Kouador will be the signal for the coutem plated mvasion of the former by the forces under Eche bique. < PERU. poneressapggre lod at the Capital on the 12th ult., and when the rs jeft Callao had hardly organized. A good dea. of excitement prevailed at Lima and Callao, on ecount of the talked of war with Eeustor and tho ex- pected invasion of Echeniqne, Business continued depressed in exceedingly low. Many vessels, ral Freights were than take guano at the ruinong rates prevailing, had gone away in ballast. IL is estimated that not less than 50,000 tons of Amerivan tounage had left Callao for the East Indies in quest of fre’ ‘bt. Ship owners who have éent their vessels to the is year without first procuring charters for re- turn freights must necessarily sufler heavy losses, The United States sloop of war Decatur had sailed from Callao for Realejo, Nicaragua. News front Sonora, Mexico. REVOLUTION AT GUAYMAS—CAPTAWN STONE ANY PARTY — LIEUTENANT MAURY, MEMBER ELECT FROM ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO—BURNING OF THE CLIPPER SHIP JOUN FE. THAYER, ETC., ETC. A revolution broke out in Guaymas about the Ist of October last, caused by the local authorities baving sold some of the lands belonging to the Pueblo of Guaymas, which was entirely against the wishes of a great portion of the people of the place, who declared that the authori ties tin suine passed, the authorities contending that they had the right to sell and would do so. The people armed themselves, took possession of the forts, the town, and imprisoned the Prefect, the Judges of the First and Second Instance, and some of the Councilmen, threatening to shoo! hem if their demands were not acceded to and ts respected. This the authorities pledged 8 to do, and were liberated. © few days afterwards, the authorities not moving fn the matter, the people again took possession of the fort back of and commanding the town aad the road entering the town from Hermisillo, and threatened to take the authorities and shoot’ them if they did not fulfil their pledge. After some considerable negotiation, during the day the people agreed to give the authoritios until the evening of the 10th to do as they had promised. This was the state of affairs when our informant left on the morning of that day. Captain Charles the survey of the State gineers, &., were at hard at work e, chief of the commission fur Sonora, with his party ell, and hat boa ct to Con mas, in food health and spirits; would returh to Arizuna shortly, on his way to Washington, On the 19th of September the clipper ship Elwin Flye arrived at Guaymas from Patos Island, loaded with guatio; Captain Weaver, officers and crew all well. The brought down from Patos Island the captain and part of the crew of the e Thayer, who was lying there loadi on tne morning of » 13th of Septembe: to be on tira, water's edg About one o'clock. A.M. the ship was di o ein the forepoak of th rigging, blocks. nging to the ship. Th cers and cre treet a proceeded there with bv And water to extinguish the tire, but the burning pitch and tar running down the decks ‘aft drove all hands bi fore it to the deck. The captain, seeing the utter impos bility of saving the ship, ordered the men to save them selves and their effects in the boats alongside. They had bo Lime to save anything, the flames rashed with such ri pidity up the . land was the last to leave his ship, which, fifteen m 1 the time the alarm w . from E ‘Thayer had tons of guano, Tho ship me of her crew, ish Comsul at 5 there) clearly showed. Cap Pousland arrives onthe Star of the West with his wit | Besses yesterday, from Aspinwall The Fiwin Flye sailed from Guaymaa, bound to Cork, Treland, for instruction: ih September last. The want of an American Consul at Guaymes is ously felt, and to none but a competent px appoustment be given. The pr would be ve for ests are greatly on the increase, miust be for some time to come the eamest modo of munication with certain parts of Arizona and New Mex on the Paciic side, The harbor of Guaymas, a! comparatively small, is perfectly safe, and sufi commodious for all the wants of Sonora—the w ster dew the holding ground good, and the entrance perfectly easy and without obstructions. Chas. 1. Davis, arrived at Ma of October last, and sailed for Acapulco aud Panana on the morning of the 2ith—ofllcers and crew all well. THE BURNING OF THE SHIP JOHN ELLIOT THAYER— STATEMENT OF CAPT. POUSLAND—THE GUILTY PAR TIES TO BE SECURED, ETC. J left Ban Francisco on the 17th July, im the ship John Eiliot Thayer, owned by Benj. Bange and Nathan Thayer, of Boston. 1 was bound for Patos Island: Gulf of California, for a load of guano, stopping on my Way at Mazatlan and Guaymas for orders. We arrived at Patos islands on the 20th of August, nothing material having ovcarred on the pw On the 13th of Septem ber, after having taken in about three hundred tons of guano, at one o'clock in the morning the ship was dis covered to be on fire in the forward part of the upper between decks, near some thirteen barrels of pitch which Were to be used in caulking the ship outside. All band hhomediately went to work t endeavor to extinguish the fire, and water was passed rapidly between decks for that py the wa tenth of our cargo in. The fire gained Spm d on for af soon as the barrels of pitch barst t carried vast sheets of flame to ali parts of the elsiy that in ten minutes time she was on fire from stem and in fifteen minutes the flames had reachet her arpose. We had a good force pamp and hose, but were of no avail, as the ship was too high out of er for the pumps Ww work, as we had ouly about one ue J trucks, #0 that it was perfectly impossible to ave the ship. I was dangerous even to attempt to scuitle and it was with diffienlty that we escaped with our lives in the boats, very few saving more clothing than what war on their backs. We saved nothing from t ship but the three boats in which we escap The slip burned forty seven hours after we left, down to It forward and 13 feet aft, and then funk in 73g fathoms o water. About forty mon were em/oye: for t trying to save the hull, but their efforts were f having nothing b kets to work with. Mousr been taken to secure the suspected or guilty part WM. POUSLAND, Master of the ship John Elliot Thayer, of Boston FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Nov. 12=5 P.M. won from Aspin al California mails and $1,654,004 jo Considerable vivneity had been im by the ew tien of the over ction fre river exeit | districts subject ceased to oc © attention, oman & Co.'s emreular ) Oetobe es to money matters at San Frupay, Star of the West arrived this af with the on freight wa part land route busines Ate rvaded the ra of the Fran Money continure abundant, the s to a moderate extent, been augm derstood to have been tr goods from Atlantic ports, t vestment in thie country. * Demand character are readily met Exrorrs ov Ter: sess fnl ope the ¥ and t Moers, © thus al ply of capital having, by instructions an by some shippers of the proceeds im in for loans of a reliable semi Noy Oct. 6—To New York, per Gold . $1,467 990 Oct. 6—To Kingland, per golien Gat 871,126 Oct. 5—To Panama, per Golden Gate 11015 Oct. 6—To Hong Kal, per Hound ve 1/890 Oct. T=To te per Yankee 55.705 Oct. 9To Hong Kong, per Weatern Conti OL Ort 1—To Hone Kong, per Barly Bird, 80.093, Oct. 18—To Hong Kong! per M. 1. Sutton Previonsly this year, Total. Tw same period 186 Excess in favor of last your to October 19 $425, 12 The following wre the values and destinations of expurts pA Weasure from this port during the present month — Oct. Lao Sydney, N. &. W., por Black Sen... Oct. 1—o Vietoria, B. Col., per Santa Craz. Cet. 2—To Victoria, B. Col., per Northeraer, Oct 4—To Ta Paw. ico, por Therese. .... Oss. 4—To La Par and Mazath Hanning « 700 Oct. b—To Mayatlan, Mt 5io9 et, bio Jamama, N oslo ) no right to sell the same, and that it was not their tut any such sale should be made, or the titles to eon eras } thians tt Wervarn Gon: Oct. 16—To Liverpool, via Mavatiaa, por Goo, Oct. 18—To Victoria, per Naumkeag, ‘Total. rCCeCeCeee ee ete tt teeeers . In the injunction on eee the Oummissionera, pro- hibiting them from iasu) nda for city sorlp, ‘approved of }, BO argument has yet becn the matter as reported last mail. Mexican dollars are dull, sales at 11 per cent pre- mim, — An opposition boat to Sacramento has depreciated Calitornia Steam Nay "8 stock, and some small sales bave been made our quotations. ‘The Unit Branch Mint, in this city, has been closed for settlement since the Ist inet., and will not bo in opera- tion again until the Ist of November, ‘Tho disastrous reports of the Western Railroad earnings during the frst ten days of the current month exercised » baleful influence on the market to-day. Thus far, the only company which has had the courage to publigh its receipts fur the first week in Novewber has been the Michigan Southern, which earned $37,429, against $49,248 last year, showing a falling off equal to $11,818 for the week, The Michigan Southern, as we have bad freqnent ‘ocefision to show, is really in a better condition than most of the Western roads, having a gecure share of business, ‘and being conducted on the most thoroughly ecouomical principles. A decline of 25 per cent in its business im- plies a decline of 40 a 50 per cent in the earnings of most of the other lines between the seaboard and the West. When it loses 25 per cent of its earnings, and the Galena 59 per cent, what must be the condition of New York Central, which relies on the West for business, and which cannot afford to practice the economies now m use on many Western lines? Its prospect seems so black, considering everything—the low prive of graia, the large supply here, the chance that there will be no passenger travel to sp< of this winter, the present heavy decline in business, and the possibility of a rupture, ut any moment, with the Er that many persons consider tho February dividend jeopardy. This was the feeling which avimated the mar- ket today. New York Central opened at 84, the closing price yesterday, but the supply from the commission * brokers being large, the price gradually declined unt} at one moment the stock touched 827%. It then rallied to 8345 a 831, at which price it closed very heavy. As usual, the entire market sympathised. Galena fell 44; Rock Island, %&; Toledo, 1{; Michigan Central, 125; Southern preferred, %; Erie, 4%. The fall in Ili- nois Central was 13, on the shares, and about Btper cent on the bouds; it is duo to the ir- regularity with which tho payments are being made on the lands sold by the company, which may occa sion a fresh assessment within a brief period. Heading was very active to-day, and closed 34 lower than yester. day, Tho tonnage of the road for the woek is 35,600 tous, against 45,500 by the canal. A printed statemout, ema nating from parties at Philadelphia, appears to foresbalow a change in the management. Not only has the capital ‘and debt of the concern increased, during a period ef high tolls, from $17,000,000 to $25,000,000, but it reems that the President inflicted a fatal injury on the property by rejecting in the spring all overtures from rival compa- nies and regions, and declaring that he could ou! 0. tiate on the basis that his road mnst get back the ton page of 1857 (400,000 tons). The result of the season proves how mistaken was this policy. By the last Potts » Miners’ Journal it appears that the operations of the season, as compared with last, have been as follows: 12) - tons. . Oe gh region has inerease acl do. Schuylkill Navigation Company do. Reading Raiiroad has decreased (') Mail were The Panama and Pacifle the latter was particularly weak. The business in 8 stocks and bonds was very light, and gene at rather lower prices than yesterday, In little or nothing was done. Coal stocks were at last quotations, Tho following quotations of the day:—Missou Central, 8514 a 34; Erie, ing, 50% a b1 tral, 7945 a 80; Galena, 73% a 7 Isiand, G43; a 3); Paciilc Mall, 103 a ‘The market closed decidedly heavy. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol lows — Total receipts From custor . oot OW 35 Bavk Clearing House this morning , and the balances $1,114,319 46. Steck’ Excnns, Prat, Nov. he Read RR, 60 ® Mich Ceo RR, boo were 815 842 12. 1888, $2000 Ti) int ot 1000 3 5.00 4000 M 2000, 1000 Erielth 1800, 1000 Ht 000 MCNspelmsted , 4000 MS sink fd bas 1000 N Jad Ist matge. 500 Ti Con RR oda. Jnr +60 ences SH 3000 CS RED Tg bs 8000 LhAW ists. 30 ehs Hk. 1 200 Penn Coal Co, «60 20 Cumberland pref. ~~ 50 AID UF reest'eCom £50 NY Cen RR....03 «! onh 100 2 sb 200 Faarlem iat fist 80 Sto ngtom 100 Reading RR. Boao. o! 4 000 HRV RR etm 50 she Del&Hud € Co, 60.N ¥ Central RR. 150 * 100 uu) 100 ” 4 MSkNind 4 sik 400 Tilinois Con KR. 109 do, 200 Cleve & Ti ii 100 ChikkRoek i 5 da 100 Reading RK 60 00 MO. cesses 1900 do CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Fripay, Nov 12-6 P.M. Asma —The sales embraced about bv bbls, including pote at $6 99% and pearls at He Buranstevrs.—Flour—The market was less animated, recent atvance was firmly marntained, with wut 14,000 bh to the Ine and Kast closing Within about the following range of Risodard to eupertine State ere ce Batra State M0 ee gecereeeeee 4 O00 Common to good Wost ve $39 a 465 Extra lown, Michigan, Indiana and Obie... 62 a 6 50 Extra round hoop Obie («hipping ee 5m a 6 Extra Genesee. . -$4 a 7% Canadian superfine and exten 50 a 610 Mixed to straight Soutaern - 50 a 5% Southern fancy and extra. 504 7% Choice family extra and bak 760 a 8 -3%B 0 40 3% a 4 Unsound State ‘four flour was firmer, with closing within the range of our pL va fair demand, with sales of jwotations. Wheat was inactive, while prices 1 at $3 bo e418. 8 1,000 bois, at our — 7 change of moment. The sales embraced about 4,000 i incloding white Canada at $1 26, Southern red at $1 16 and damned do. at 700. was heavy and the market was lower: the sales embraced about 16,000 bisvels, incinding Wertorn mixed at ‘TBe, a The., yellow do ot 80, white Southern @ 83e., and yellow 40. ab BGe, a 86, Rye was quiet at 706. a The. Barley—Sales of 8,000 bushels were mate choice State at 680, 4 We. Cave were quite th good demand. sales of State at 0c , Western and Cauadlian at Be, a bbe, Corvee.The market war path, hat quiet, Sales of Tige; O8de, stained, at 200 bags Maracaibo were made at lie. Corrox,—The sales embraced about 1,000 bales, while prices were unchanged. Femonme.—Rates more firm for Licerpanl, while on fagements were moderate, Aboot 20 bales of entton were engaged at \4d., 60 tons oil cake at 14s., and 300 boave cuveue at Zue. Ody Flour wag at Js. Od., and grain sets Se as cotlwon Dg dona elapse ad i cotton. For these to Wd af Mobile 3,4. was ollored. A ship was up to load a Charleston for Liverpool, with oxtton, at 1 — ‘To Antwerp 500 bales of cotion Inox. Dig Was Orm, with sales of 50 tons at $25, oy mone, wig wan eae, with rece) common Rockland at ee was at Ce wanes “ot aas hh and 167 bbls. Barbadoes PB Sige) 20 bhds. Porto Rico at 250. , bt vss 24c,, and 67 bbls. Mugcovado by auction at 240. . NavaL Stoxgs.—Sales of 100 bbls. fine rosin oe Panis at $4 75, and 160 bbl. spirits turpentine at Sle. Com mon ro: was quiet at $1 50. Crude turpentine was quiet at $4. Tar was unchanged. Pxovistoxs,—Pork—The market was buoyant, while the sales embraced about 1,000 bbls., including mess at $17 wees 44, clear mezs at $19, and uninspected mess at $17 25; prime sold at $13 75 a $14. Beef was in fair Naceass with gales of about 700 a $00 bbls, including country prime at $6 50a $7, country mess at $8 50.4 $9 50, repacked Western mess at $9 50 a $1i, and extra do, $11 50 $1: ‘ales of about $00 tlerces prime mess were reported at $18 4 $19, Cut meats wore steady, with moderate ongagements. Lard was tolerably active, but easier, with sales of about 800 bbls. and tierces at 10sec. a 10%. Dressed hogs were selling at 6%. a Te. Butter. was dull for common ‘but firm for prime State dairies, We quote prime to choice State af 22c. a24e. Ohio was deli, and sales mode- rate at 180, a 18¢, Prime to choice State cheese ranged from 8, to 9c., and good to prime Ohio from 7 S876 Rick.—Sales of 200 tierces were inde at Be. pGARS.—The market was steady, with salen ots ahout 850 a 400hhds. Cubaand Porto Rico at 6. até6sge. ’ and 450 boxes Havana, part at p. t. and part at ie. a8 Toraceo.—The demand continues good for segar leat, Kentucky quiet. The salesembraced 43 hhds. Kentucky at Ie, ., 401 bales Havana at 25¢. a 42c., 1,200 bales Gibara, for export, at p. t.; 122 cases seed leaf at 7. a 18¢., and 32 cases Florida at 18¢. a 25c. Winskry.—The market was steady, with sales of 590 bbls. at 2244c., and some sales, in good barrels, at 23°. Woor,—Sa'es this week 230,000 ibs. tleeee at fall prices: 90,000 Ibs, pulied at 34c. a 35c., and 250 bales Buenos res low grades at 9c. a 12c.; 200 bales Velegria and ane African wools at 17c. a 18¢, on tim, and 600 Dales California at private terms. The market is firm, witha ‘Detter demand, Movements in Real Estate. On bth ave., On 5th ave., Mi lot adjoining above, 25x100, On 108th st., 3 lots, north side, 100 feet east bib ay. 25x100:9, each On 108th st. 2 On 108th st. 2 1 2G. On South Sth st,, 2 story frame hou: 68, north side, between Sd and 4th sts. and lot No. 26x75.... 2,800 POSTAL | DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic ‘Malls. TIME OF CLOSING aT THE NKW YORK Tost * OFFICE. for fo Hoa steamehip Fulton, rutham an “fiker, arunay, Now, 13 toss Canavonsia, &e.—For cali iy ai P P.M. ‘anans, 1 ‘The Desrland Sa ie Gattoraia ieaves St. Louis every Mooiay a and nd Thareday, atS A.M. Letters designed be marked “Overland via ‘St. Louis. Fincer iter win Salt Lake cit . Joseph nc Mia Balt Lake city, ron firing, at 8 A. M- "Letters should be marked “Overland, aoe Joseph.” So. Pactrio.Ry stexmer ia Pr oy Forore eve: Domrsric. 7, A.M. and 435 P. rn mail, by raiirind: 53g A.M. and by by steamboat. It suid be be obwerve shat the ; sew ier afterioon tail by rail dor MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. waasic ron: Ew YORi—THIS DAY. | MOON -.eve 11 88 48 {MiGu WaTrR.......morn I 22 Port of New ae November 12, 1858. CLEARED. ‘ Steamship Fulton, Wotton, Southampton and Havre—W 8 Dra ston. ittamship Cahawba, Bullock, Havana and New Orleans— a heron’ & Co. RW Cameron. and, Sargent, Melbour Ship Havre, Atkins, Hivre—W S Dr Bark Raleigh (Ham), Chriatinson, Hatnburg—L ® Amsinek. Kark Yunvuri, Liesegang. Matanzis—Stevens Bros. hip Nt Nicolas, Qualey, Havre—-Boyd & Hh Bark Leland, Humphr y Orleans—Robson & Fowlick Burk Henry. Wile Ge Bulkley. Bark © W Poultney, Marshman, Philadelphia—J WF. & 60 Brig RGort (Rr), Way Brig Konito, Hn Brig Belle Pout Janciro—M M Freeman & Co, Avent beth srt-—Post arara—Read & & Stephenson. . Sehr Ald, Jones, Bershit Sehr Trenst, Davia, 01 Rebr Spenser D, Mapes, A. Sloup Willard, Buekingt ARRIVED Steamship. Cire Johns, NF. with hate land.” Oth ins’, bidwing fresh from ‘pase W, ai 4320, Jon 5550 sew vel shin 6 miles to windward, ean down ta her aul pi all her waste were gone except 1, bund totally “abandoned; ran to lower, Dut ahe seemed for some Ume that it was ed our course. Tho wreck hat at merely the name of “Claud he 9 400 one burthen. steam, opt 28, with coal, to Chamber A, ang 1) Cooper fof Boston), Colling, Marre, Oct 2, with Durean & Co. ave! carried away ecroavack sp damage. 9 eats Ani sine niet oi boards. er, lt 3%, om in wh and boanted Br brig Wilkuaeon, of Whivebaven; she was wa erhoaged, the bowsprit toremast and main lopmast goes, bul: rhepane fee ad aft. sho was Umber laden, entey on the log slate found om board was dated Ort 2, at reads—"Heavy enles, with all bands at the pumps,’ she wae at N “eed ARS, (Br), Graham, Torka Tetanda, Now 2, with salt, a aes pendence (Br), MeAlmon. Dor Lester, 7 days, with Brig Round Pond, Western, Port Even for Bos Br, pew), Barker, Horwa, N¥, Chandler, Fitzabethport Eehe Weleone Return, Clark, St Behr Catharine Bea! Shute, Bel Malabar, Weis, Beifnet, 1 Py roa ow aokg, to aner oan 1) aster Sebr ijo, Chand! for Boston. Me, 2 12 da} teat: Schr Sean Lidia. Wiuten, Providence. Sehr 88 Buckingham, SRingar, Porvland, Sehr Lad Ruoninguon, One ship vd one hark, qalene Vinh, Vater, frotn Havana Oct 98, with mgar, £o, Yate & Porterfield (before reported), ie in. dye Lower wer ig. SAILED. Steamship Cahawha, Havens ant New Orleene: ship Ant. J ier re rig Fileanetd Wate, Havana and snehored arantin®) Nik meatasbip Alabama, Schenck, Savannah. Wind during the day NNE. Miscelaneons, 0s, at Turks Talands. oft of ship Jane i Oooper for lows of Br brig Wil ‘The frigate General Admiral, built by Wm IM Webb, Beq, for the Russtan government. was yesterday taken out of water on the large Balance dry dock. She will romain on the dock sey ral days, for the purpose of recetving ber firs ult of copper. ‘This immense vessel was taken out of the water fo one hoor dort w halt by the above famous dock. SteawEn Porowsks, ashore on Hog's Back, lies tn the eam position, lighters arc waking out Th is expected that che ean be floated ne soon as the cargo is taken oul, She was hull! fn Trokoken to 1864, 287 (one, rates AZ and is owned by Joseph Alien, of New Bedford. Snir Ges Cosmixe, Dow, antled from San Franciaen 16th ult Sydney, and while beating out of the harbor mine? says and drifted broadside on the rocks at Fort Point. Immediately af tor striking the foremast went by the board. The main and to ease her, there being a very after striking atv hw four had a cargo ra ‘af barley, ad m Spee hr i wont ance eR in Ansiralia of $30,000, ant Franckco, The Gen 0, wih andi tagared ts st ohy 404 nics Ip Bemnees hee (m.” She was built at Bah, Me, in 1896, 681 bone burthen, aud raved AlSG—- Simmons, sailed from Ban Franciges 16th ne but returned on same 2 7, having carries away ber main topeatiant yard In Sma Reronren, Howes, hence at San — nel ealte all the eee with calms and had light 1 and wan 14 day: vs the N nde, Seagie, hener at § Bir CanouNe Poon Jomt wopraiis and yards, ap days Si Giessen, Fenn Care) pop heavy ‘and carveed ay 2 for © | Cat! oho wore bl stove bulwarks, NRL ha Nov 6. Knanp, of af at opinion that hie ship was st on fire, ‘aend bakes, and there was no chances of ine a wreek lies in about 9) feet water, ant the some spare atiachad, and’ may be Rank MJ Corcon from New York, with 829 tons sane sbavenswrn et entering the 4s hoare, tunately. waa but nenom, and Sather very calm, #0 tbat she aust or po da prompt end effective alt rendered by the Unitet States ‘rente Roans.# and ship Sara relie’ ber from her difficulties marth io could have heen peticiped Bhe diechirge! ama onl while on the reef. She will be howe down there, tte smaruns of Samage saveriained.. Rotndag bas cooeere to prevent her continuing her vovage Bang Wie TH Oraxnere, Gage, hence for Vigo, pnt fat Rew muda 2th wit, diemasted. | She had heen thrown ve hor yo ve Wy ied Ww vt elle Eis Ave y Mino, rT ER 13, 1858, Banx WAcnay has oeem sok in Valparaiso for $1,000. She is now co the Peruvian tiag, and Brig Snes, at mee four out aod veab oe, a senny i BE ely iib- pees ese ‘and main mvt heads sad nant day, rane sak considerable water, was compelled to heave overboard part othe deck load. Br Scue Hanxaway, Frith, bence at Bermuda, had partof Bu Sewn Gen Gnanr, Hill, pt Bepmnda Som Baltimore, had starboard ‘@ hurricane. large partof her page yey ele Bhe kip bottom ups ands ‘saw two other yeasels: Daily hoaviyfin the’ gato. 4 H Bonsere (of On Peat hae it into z eae}, put , DOF, where ake was dowined by bad weather uulil 7th aust, When she went to sea, A Lance fore and aft schr was seen ashore on the fainnd of py] Vineyard Lapin morning of Lith; was fullof . loose, and was abandoned, crew pose e elie the bout as there was none to be seen. There was e rock under her bow. Took her to bea Barnstable vessel. egtNAnsan, Nov I—The ship Fanny Fosdick (before report ed), isa (otal oes, but was partially insured. Sr Tnowas, Nov 2 (>y tel via Halifax, Nov 11)—The ship Mes senger and brig Orlando put in here in'distress, Wil write by mail.—(By ltr wo ‘ehiwood ‘Walter, Esq, Secretary Board of Underwriters.) Ship Joka wis as sold at anetion in Newbursport on ih or ‘The J W ears old, 88 tons, but ALN, Hod tbe ‘sale may be considered the moei favorable. tat been made for many months. Br brig EA Lond has a parchased at Cedar Keys, for D ¥E Hull, ot Tallahassee, F) Lavyeurp—At South Tevet 24 inst, a copper fastened ees shout 36) tons, nained the Cilmor Méredith, and owned Rhoades & Ron, Jackson & Co, of Baliimore, and iXndvew Gray and others of Brocksville. ‘at eocklaud ota inst, double ducked bark of 600 tons, called the Oraville. She is “Aion the general freluhiing bust bene cud ie owned uy" Masers Purell sed Porat en butiders, Capt Wm 8 Crockett, who will command Y aod | ‘Whalem Arr at San Francisco Oct 14, bark 1) Perkins, Kibbling, of New London, 16 days from Aretie Ocean, with 100 bbls oil and ibm bone, Bpoke Sept | ship Saratoga, Sloonm, of ae xd, for Honolulu, with 6 wi this season, im ‘lat 58 45, lo nm ‘Arr at Paita Oct 1, ship Nantilas, Swain, of NB, 1150 sp; 4th, barks Catalpa, Snow, of do, no report; Cachelot, Berry, of odo, ‘Off and on do Oct 6, bark Atlantic, Wyer, of NB, 800 sp, called for letters; 7th, Islander, Starbuck, of Nant, landed a lek man; 18th, A Houghton, Robinson, ot Fail iver, ho. ‘Heard from, JA Parker, Swain, of 0 ap, Thos Reynard, of do, 1 wh; Citizen, Ci Xin 1d ap: B Cum: mataga, Jeni Jenkins, of Dartmouth, rye (season); Niger, Jernegan, of gp, all told; Hero, Holley, of Nant, 950 4); praet tution Wins of of do, 180 re Wave, iui, of N B, 2 whales Sapp ry, oF do, 8) ap. am vin rs United Stat ‘oodward, 300 bbla few bound to Japan Sea; Mercury, Hayden, Ni, between 700 bbls. Skt a few days previous. Tempest, Allen, N Nal u mow gut, ¥ small right whale! Columbia, Folger, Nant, ofl “aot stated "Spoke a short Ue previous, Sea Breeze, nes, NB, nothing since leaving Sandwich Islands—ound 10 Avceialon: Tn the Aretic from Sept 10 to Sept ips Benj Morgan, of New London, 3 whales; Brookline, of be} ehales: Colambt 1; Di do, do; George and M 0 y, cleans Tris, do, aaneth, do, clean ‘2 whales; New a Rovers, Sit Favhaven. 1 whale; Speedwell, do, ie; Emerald, 2 wha! Florida, NB, 7 whales; Gipeey. 'NB, clean; Heten, Mar, NB, clean: Jira Swift, NB. 2 whales: Bt 4 Susan, NB 2 whalser Polar Star, Bayes, whale; Saratoga, NB, 6 whales; Sarah Sheat, NB. 1 whale; Trident, NB, elean, Haron, NB, clean; George Wi ‘avorite, do, do. whales NB 3 whales; Mar, Wareham ,1'wi yan, Fairhaven, “lean: Total catch ofthe rey fleet, as far as heard from, 42 whale “nog cor about 50 bbla. eaner,’at Panama Oct 12), ship 130 N, lon 81 W. bound to win Macigur 8. Jon 93.20 'W, bark showing Sept 7, on the Rquator, bark Emily, ward. allwell. Ang a red signal, swallow ta Luce, 1} months out, 250 bbls. sperm oll, Spoken, &c. Ship Fortapa, Sender, trom Boston for San Francisco, July 21, lat 27 508, Ibo 43.07 Ship Queun of the Kiet, Healey, from Callao for England for orders, at 46, Ton 14 43. ee Golden Age Neurted” “Am), Sept 28, lat 30 25.8, lon 90 4 Pmma, Baker, frou Philadelphia for Port Spato, was seen Oct $0. lat 18 25, lon o6 Brig Sam Small, Lane, poral N, was passed Nov 6, in ihe Croosed Island Passage. Ports. Amoy, a Ang = Maal Relmer, Formdsa; 16th, barks Ann, Munro, Ningoo; 20th, Adjuster, Enquist, Hong Sewsss, D4 3—In port ships John W White. iaare. hence arr Oct 2, ding; Telassar, Walker, do do; 3 Mar! 2d; MS Colcord, Milliken, do, arr 2" Jbapman, do, arr Nov 3; Abby Taylor, Gi Gon Warren, Sparcow. Turks Tslants: brize 7, NVark: Sh Lantana, Uinon tirertonts soe Arabella, Da! dark Old Donsiison, Marsden, Tarks islands; 27th, orig J Har: ris, MeGilvery, Franklin, La, Aunee 4, Oct 3—In port bark Daniel Webster, Ward, hence mena, Nov 7—In goes barks WH Chandler, G. ae hence igo put In Oct 29, diamasted; Eliza Warea (Br), Watling. . henee arr 2th: schrs vit (Br), Frith, Lavadon. or Sept, ships Swathmore (Br), Liddetior, ern ‘eth Meniius, Pitman, Boston. A 23—arr shiva Lizgie ax! Kelly, Sy ine: poop rey (end ait Vet’ foe hinchas); Oet 2d, Char! Chinchas (und ld 6th for Hampton toads), ‘Si Oct 4th, ship Biondel, Plummer, joodall, Harriman, ea “bas rasceket. ane Witeh of tne he al ehole; Wilkin ner; Carcine lor, M F Hoxie, Crary: Chariot ‘of Knowles, and Rhine, Harward, ail ldg or to load zuano for States; Sam Lawrence, Patten, dg for Emeland: Goodell, Harriman, Borailon. Pendleton; Blondel, Plummer, aud Princess, Stanchae rind sit Sih 6 fone Kong) ote hae i i oe Kong); net : Res a ate pe i Hite utarmas cea . , it Fa tor Gare (a, R.. a hw 4 ye, Weaver, Patos Mose Kone, 4 Are ships Teamianee of the Soa, Call. well, Ls) Gove, Puget Sound; sth, East- gre, tar, Hoary Laver 8, Golden State, Hey . Sin, Yond iw, Parker, Macao; ald | where contracts may be made, and l, Table {| Caro ont ot mins, at -ratt ~ A, a4 for Cal mah ed fe apt 8, shia Ramuel Appleton, Kelly, Moston; lia, ovely, | Patras Ot 161 Pomp, for Valparaiso in U id Btland ‘rotarwed tt p— hl. of un, Oct 4—T ps, oe *%¢—In port bark Jou Maxwell, Wilson, “aug 2 Se esth rt tente ANGMAR, — men, «. rar Aug —Arr ship Tasoua’ (ing of Panaseeh, Oct i al Dx 2 Hong K. A ship Ultaser tant, da Mal ait Tar te tty wen fine aa Sept M—Arr bark Teabella © Jones, Jones, athe Vietory, Gartner, NYork. Sid }, brig i ——— er ah by iio Mona, “aueker, Calderss gaan in port bark Alfred Lamont, “Anderson, from Tome; and Home ALEXANDRIA, Nov 108d achre Hamnton, Ogden, NYork Maloo et; Davit J Bower, Chamberlain, a4 goret A Sarch, wi dood Dewan Herald, Clifford, Son, dr, Lawrence; Jetway On ALMANY Now Vk xe ©. Cobambes, Drabe, Hert: sloop Coli La Cl aloopa Accommodation, Mon rai |, Bancroft, and Saxon, Robinein, Bilzabethport Granite Lodge, Tarr, Nivock. tine eames, “loll spring. Telegraphed bark Kva (Br), from Newport, “e pal for a brig. Cd ship Fearless, Devens, Ban Pronctect, barke Inman, Brooks, Rio Grande and 9m Stoddard, Jeremie; Tork. sid W. steam hr He Didhn, Hoow Naroiral: thi Tima, Wyman, 1 Davis, “D Admiral re) Cprolines ‘own ts “age B, Nov l--Arr solr Car'ton Jayne, Tylor, New lah, Gould, Charleston. setire Petrol, Gayle, ‘nin, Davia, NYork: Frank Day, Fisher, wiey, Racket, NHaven; Geo W Grice, sor, NS. Noon Nor id Arr achrs Mary E Ploree, Smith, Phils Griphia; Amertoan Chief, Perry, and Peru Thomas, New BRISTOL, Nov W—Arr sche Geo Fale, Nickerson, Prov dence for Philadeiphis, Bid eehre Connecticut, Ruggles, aod 8yipb, Holey, § York CHARLESTON, Nov 11—Avr (by tel) hark Modena, Hoston, y Noy 9—Art schrs J Reel, NYork, With, & @ Porter, Hudson, Philadelphia; T H Thompson, Baker, New pa tA aaa TCH, Nov 11—Art sloop Velocity, Wheeler, FALL, Ter, Nov = Arr pohr NY Alezandria: TW Thorn, D: Li Wella, Elizate Armes Th Moore, Reith, CALS whr J 0 ales) Rol, Brightens ip nia, Globe, Jones, a tinerva, Winsiow, Alevandriny Albert cmed for KYork: New Regulus, Dayton, : “Arr bohr Ober Bailey, NY HYANNIS, No har fre Hate 5 ‘York; Thetle, Norris M¥ork vis Holmes: ole: Plaareo, Cheuaes Ay; sia eth, . Bintchford, NYork, fh, Woleott, Parker, do; Granite State, Hallett, do, HORE, Nov maT Bele Hele, Jann, Boston; schr JW yan, Relow, a ship off the bar. Cid barks A Brower Chane , Providence; UO Fowler, Staples, ae TAS, Ney S814 aches Martha Nichole, Sawyer, New an we Ry ey ty ae os Arr Lay 4 BAe. jar. Taverpool: eon, eeu Coens, ati Ge: | Be Sarna f Foumaln, 1 win, one fe va fearoabtp Chas aly utr war ry i e Vera "imth—Arr doy are snnoeh Tenner t gn; Mary . Veaper, Liverpool. Cid tip Bont bared Bea, Cork and a mk’ NEW Bi DrORD, Now 1—Arr brig Orme, Baker, Phile i Rumer, Racker Piitetelphie; Jutta’ A Rien, N Ve RURYPORT, Nov 10-Arr brig Velina, Pettigrew. roseiront W Dodge, Daly, | buss, NEWPORT, Nov 10—Arr sehra Albion, Hurt, Philadelphia Porund); Havas; Avna talon Wells Nord: M Mey. bo Pema Eberiment, Jude ie In port brigs J Orizara, wore Motor, Shee "il oer oles. ae formic re aches Mary 4 ages Tice, Trenton’ eon \Yort. Sid schrs M Chase, ILA, Nov ‘dint: Fi parma! Bel x ‘ork; bark Chas Keen, batt Chattin, do; schrs Eawin Almon Pete, Mime, pttilletoera. Gent: lor Boson all NBedford; pe Feweeet ga trenton, Atherton, Philadot- eb: nce Henley, Epa Buckila, Pan Maney Mills, Card, New Noviteare eamehip Cur Curlew, Arey. N etre), Baker, NYork; schra. BD Wa Watacr, D Pitis, Bola Hn, Norfolk TH endo: Leeta, Pied Philadelphia; James Mt Barice, Thay ‘Win Bonu, tamunond, Killzabethport for Pawtucket sloop cat ee vis, Rondout, Sid achre Joseph, Las rence, Chi Baltimore ‘Wilmin, tons NO): 1am Fates! iid ee ry (ond went into Bristol); Ade- » and J iio Boyce, do; Kdward Woot (Gossicie, Coppecitont, Bratt, and Ulivia and Vir York, sloop’ Wm S Mount, Tyler, ‘and IN Seymour, ies at Nov 10—Sld bark Abigail, McFarland, Rio Hatovt York ark ¥ Churchill TROVIDEN York; icLauy Junetro. ROCKLAND, Nov 8—Arr, ship, Juliet Trundy (pew), Pills ipury, South Thomaston; Elwolk ‘NYoik for Bt Lucan, ‘Adama; Jchn, ‘Sivphy, and pee ke berta, NY. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 7—Arr barks Lady Blackwood (Be, Sberman, Callao; 8h ‘odine (Rt Ruse) Rosi tt Hi ira (Br), Winter, Puget Sound; Mth, Caro ‘ony York, 148 days; harks ‘Samuel Merritt, Wilts Coftnbia rie river; Twanowia, Butler, Mendocino: Sino? cess, Brow! 3s Grace Darl be Rearse, Boston, Tesi si Heportér, Howes. N Barreda Brothebs, Pee Mania, conan, Eustis, Boston, "160 days; barks Ma} (Han) mater, Netbourne via Syanov, abt and Howes pg ship Endeav hip Jno L Stephens, Tapldge, ‘Panama, anipn savor, Doane, NYork, ibe the Reneo, Edwards, do, 158; barks. DM Hall, Cabot, Bel me Sart, anh 8 Hotind, Bak ‘Saker mM K 3. JA ich, ou cer, Hong Kon, Lower California; ath, bark’ Yankee, Sonoran ‘hh, Ships Western, Con Keod, Hong Kong Mth, 1 (a. Sonn Coe cae och Seuumen's tends award & Julia (ele Menner, Hiong Kong; bark Barly y Bled cel obertson, 5 Be fi Where note, rape, aver eee, anges ot ab Bepose Mise: War RCE aeons one TS Ft Ha Tapped. and ait IM), {7ahr David Grocke nowt, Nor 8 ‘Brown. Humboldt; Nabui 1th, juccess, she Bary 8 brig'Geo Krell (Ham), Krell, Liverpool; 19d, Spicer, Hong Ko 16ih, barke Palmetio, oo. — Daenmark ), Kock, Marysville; 19th, ship Renown, Smith, Ho g MARKS, Oot ee brigs Sais at Pr NYork; 8 Nash, Randall, do; W B Nash, st, Proteus, tn ya Cardenus. Cid 28th, bark |. Rutgers, Del ano, wa” port 8d inst, 1, Anierson, , Brook and E Reming ‘iiliams; Maria Louisa (Bi ‘wig to load jor } —K... the above arrival. and BAVANNAH, Nov Garr. brig Thomas & Raward, Bailey, Thomaetons Cli sebe NW Smile, Wralk, Balasore Nov 9oarr schra Sarah, Wontoiitge, i Kop ast Small; Leocadia, Smail; Corinna M, and N & BSoudder, CGottells NY¥ork?. orgs Rly Hyannis; Al ee jickerson, — J — Nyor 7 ar cara Park om ore a 18 Jefferson, NYor! ver ed Africa; schrs B W Eldridge, Mindoro (from Calais), STONINGTON, Nov 10—Arr schrs Undine, Bisley, Philadel hla: Kilzabelh, Mayo, NYork for Chatham ; Tih Mok Hua dreth, Hildreth, NYork; sloop Charles, Lamphear, Port LWicKronn, Nov M—Arr sloop Adelia, Wightman, N MISCELLANEOUS. Vv ERMIN “DESTROYER, MEYER'S MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, FOR THE DESTRUCTION AND EXTIRP ATION OF RATS, OR, COCKROACHES, BUGS, FLEAS, ANTS, MOSQUITOES, MOTHS, GARDEN INSECTS, 4c. WITHOUT THE USE OF POISON. The chemical preparations known onder the shove title for the last twent re) eae in aes Fy’ ogee the Ol World, god pow tatroduced into the ed states, bare Siready met with triumphant snecess, bart aequiced Yor ieee extra | Inventor avd Manufacturer a work!-wi ie celebrity. His ordinary services have been employed by tbe Conn of Russia, Fnciand, France, Ausiris, Prumtia, Bavaria, Belgian Holland, Nay frum. most of whom be bea recived Donerary ull geen pleman, cert! tem, and ‘caer aovemente = —_—— cuithes of the mont saith Werngeen © petites hare examined these paratious, and ia weir repore ISNUMIOUS TO MAN ASL THE DOMESTIC ANIMALS.” The effect of his remedies {x truly miraculons, and uninfu- enced by climate, season, or thine, as bas been proved by hie ince of twenty Awe years’ The Medi Sirptice hare in the inbabitantaof New York, contracts with the propriewre howls, warehouses, granarien, Line superintendents of buh prisons, station he. Ae, ges 0 purliy thew establishments from ail sorta of vertain, and KEEP TUAM FREE FROM IT PERMANENTLY. ‘The general depot for MEYER'S MIRACU: y DESTROVHI te hoonted at ee NO, 612 BROADWAY, CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET, where the several prepars ons, together with the detailed lustructions concerning. ther use, may be bad for price, from twenty five canta to one @ilar. General agent for all he Unive! Rtates and the Canadas is FREDERICK V. RUSHTON, No. 10 Astor House nod No. Te porner of Canal sireet, Ne ‘The preparations will also be Leg tented wold by all saunas Gree ray. aby, jhe following documents tt will be seen dhat the above Ramed statements are borve cut by the ‘evidence hen p-eoinmepe ORS OF THE ALMPHOURE, ta ARK, sn nee fone a), Issa, re ‘emia, a ing eal UOVERNONS OF THE AtusnoveR, oF ce Re Toten aps oo remove Vermin from Hellevar tl toouta of tion remedy, this te to certify. thet helen perivant ihe « Ip & mont eatinfactory manner, in the destruction of Bed- was Asmnoxt Deano, SN ARINGTON SMITH, Present Orree oF ree Usiren ~ ee Navat Ixerecton or Navy Yano. New vowe, July 3 3 cw Yon Nin JORRPN MEYER, Pracueal + driven all the rate from Go- were seen, soon after, im in lesw the ren w Meraliy covered with them, some others axing; and 1 ei agence that Wy a tow c hia Chetstea! Power (which te certan Mr. MEYER would entirely tid s house of th neve. 280, D. GUBSON, Inspector of Provisions and omy Orvres oF THE SCPREINTENDENT OF Ko, 415 Brome street, New York, faly ®, Iss Josern Meven, bea. —tir:—Upon the reception of megy for the destruction of Vermin, Mice, Ac. Piieation in some of the Station Houses, and take pleasare im commmotesting ty yon that ft proved successful in exterminating these annoyances 1 1 ie WEh2 Roumanepers ae a soversign remedy, these troublesome, of 5 as rr ~ ALi ne Sige oh — jew Yorn, No Thi ta. to eer at Rote gts it Chemint, has used this exterminating Powder for tion of Vermin in our five dwelling kousea, situated’ om atone teenth street and Second aveune, and can fully testify to Ite In- stantancons and mirrenions eficets on Water Bugs, Roachee den Insects, having been eye witnesses to their dee truction ts 8 eort tne after the application of his Pawder. ©. G. GUNTHER & SONB. Lt This te to cortty thet JOSEPH Mh Chemiat to e i . ant all other kinds of Vermia, in r mer aod Sans Souci, and these buildings entirely from DE MPEVERING Master of the Household of hia Rownl M and Superintendent of Similar certificates have heen obtained hy MR. MEVER from the ma household of the following sovereigns ta Reyeon a Russia, Austria and France; the Queen of im orman Stawa, ov iPeparimentot bran‘, nmd. twe coloplal De- partinent of Hollund . the Ministers of War and the Intertor of most of the above mentioned States. m the Lord Mayor of London. From the Governors of numerovs Hopitals and other Publio ithe From the Directors of many Ratirond and Steamboxt Com THE OR WHICH MAY BR SEEN nd examives Xo. Gla Brondway, corner Honstos PREDERICK Vt sity Cenaral Agent for the United Mates and Cunnde, No. 10 Astor House, and Beoadway, corner Cans! street, NCY FURS F* AT WHOLPRALR. BALLARD. gat TTR & 00., No. vi wemy, i, if = PX. wniversal 4 ever whalteate = bn As 3 twel Frat te toon on the eGasn for eoneutnption ervives Ged etl one bait the Soar retailer and even the omnes Caton CTY, Ki Sf POLIOY boilers tn the biting < asa now inves WolnexLe ofall those in ang way intoreted oe ee very complete ctor oF OY FORS. em! 7 well lore common varieties reas te: MUPPLRRS, CAPS, COATS " . Swiccen AND Fascy roves. which they will cell to ach buyers as are in favor o fale wuld ARG ERI LILALL | uaicos,