The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1858, Page 8

a Additional from Chine | AMERICAN PRISONER AND PRIZE TAY oy FROM TRE PIRATES. Tee Vanderbilt brought our fl 6 from China dated at Boag Kong on the 11th of BPMN oar, ‘The papers contain ae natn eine AND A NEW YORK CLOCK ‘FOUND ON BOARD A JUNK. SeSeaee Ss piiveis kee wrens somes Se Ane SS se Poa peg gegen who had tly mau cw ft) cut Ag a miscreants, end enough to eacal with his life, ‘WTIuere was ay American clock, too, and a tell-tale cann- maker's name Robert Merrill, New York. DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN CLERICAL MISSICN TO PEKIN. 1. Peterebars (Oct, 27) correspontence of Sendon Rursia once more in te affairs of Asia stants ahead of a ‘and France. Even before the diplome'tists who, ‘tire clauses of the new Teim-tsin tr » #.re to actas he representatives of Westere Europe dt” tho Court of Pekin, have been selected, the Russian Chargés dAilaires are already beyond the rina | frontiers, Not the diplo- matic Charges d’Atfaires properly epeatiog, but a fresh edlition of That #0 called webaeeh Twistener Russian ortho. 7, ‘whose clqgical members have botr. gradually super- seded by emissaries of a more woriéty character. mission beivg at present beaded by e:4iplomatist of rank, Even the vers appearaece of an ecclesiastical purpose hag been taken. The mission now merel) amppacanh to the embassy about to be established Considering Ummense interest tonnected witb every circumstance = Aatmg te the opening of China, 7 extract from the Irkutak cial Gazette Ue following eccripuon of the departure r ni¢sion te Pekin:— ‘i ane end of Juty the Chtpo-Siberian frontier town of Kiachta was fed with strangers, who flocked in to wit- ness the departure of Privy Councillor Perowski and .Archimandrite (Archdeacon) Gooree, with their staff, to Pekin. The Archbishop 6f Irkutek and the head adjutant ‘of the Governor of five: together with many offl- cere and priests, had Mkewise’ repaired to the town to give the Taiseion their ‘oficial support as far as the fron- fiers. Avother claseof guests consisted of troops of the Trans-Reikal army, encamped some miles from Troizko- sawekon the banke of the river Keerau. At this point ‘were drawn together two cavalry regiments of Cossacks, two other regimente of regular Cavalry, two batteries of ‘the Trane-Baikal fleld artillery, two Cossack batteries and a battalion of Siberian infaatry of the line—altogether more than 4,000 ‘men, and commanded by Major-General Michacloweki. ‘Before all persons constituting the mission had gather- fo Kiachta, the Russian mo tee residing at the lat- wr place took the opportunity of performing those Italian evolutions which are so much admired in the capitals of ‘their native empire. In the evening the troops were en- ‘tertained by the wealtby tradesmen of the town. The ‘Chinese from Maimatachin (which is only haifa mile -_ Kiachta) passed over'the frontiers and heartily par- in the merriment of their Russian neighbors. fo fombine the useful with the ‘agreeable, the comman- der of the camp ordered part of the troops to quit the table, take arms and mancuvre in the presence of the assembled Celestials, The lat perfectly amazed at the order and rapidity of the evolutions, thought they had mever before seen anything 80 ‘wonderful. “Their astonishment reeched Tk ite Thghe: st pitch when the chief of artillery, suddenly giving the German and Russian word of command, “* Marche, Marche,” eaused his guns to proceed in a thundering gal- Jop, then come to a sudden stand still, and fre. The matter appeared to them perfectly supernatural. To give vent to his feelings the Mayor of Kiachta, at the end ‘of the military evolutions, requested the Russian autho- wities to accept asa nt for those wonderful fellows whose manauvres had given him and bis countrymen so much delight, a slight present of tea, of the value of 700 roubles (m the 4th and Sth of August, the fete day of her Ma- ‘mpress Maria Alexandrowna was celebrated by juring the whele of the night. On ig day was performed by the arch bishop im the open “deld, tad afterwards 40. the church. ‘he Chinese Mayor of Maimatchin, having previously asked permission of the Russian commander, was present at the service, with his sons and suite. It was the tirst time that the highest Chinese magistrate of this partof the froutier entered the church of Kiachta. He appeared gr struck with the eplendid decorations of the interior, and ‘the various magnificent garments of the Russian priest- hood. He likewise seemed to take much interest in the subject matter and tone of the prayers. On the priests Jeaving the church at the close of the service, he expressed & wish to pay his respects to the Archbishop. ‘This being acceded to, he approached the dignitary of the Russian cbureb before the church door, and, in’ presence of all assembled, bor and by way of Chinese compliment, touched th ad of the highly end father in God. Thi ted by his son kissed the hands Archbishop, and, like their father, were rewarded with a shake of the priestly palm. As if not satisfied with this—in Chinese high officials, a most extra- ordinary mark of condescensioa—the Mayor (Diargoo- ebef), ata late hour of the day, requested the pardon of the Russian commissioner ofthe frontiors, in case be, by his demonstration of respect and esteem, should have in any Way offended or acted contrary © Ws Rug. on custom: The three following days were again eecupied with field manouvres and grand parades of the forces. the Chinese were delighted beyond measure. The sight of a rolem! Iry march, executed under the inspiring music ‘of the National Hymn, was a new feature of the military festival to them: but the rapid movements and tremen- cour roar of the artillery appearod, nevertheless, to retain the first place in their feclings of wonder and bewilder. ‘in the oth at August the members of the mission were entertained ata grand dinner by the mercantile commu- nity of the place. In the evening of the same day the Kussian diplomatists, priests and suite were conducted to the Chinese temples, theatres, and magazines of that half Celestial frontier town. M. Despot Sinowiteh, the Ressian commissary of the frontier, accompanied the guests on id afterwards possible honor known in the Chinese code of ceremonial edon the Russians. ty of the Mayor's con a number of the visiting in the soc: ‘wealthiest Chinese merchants. Tt having become kuown that the 7th of August was the @ate appoint rd for the departare of the mission, the popu: lation of Kiachta assembled in the streets in the night pre- vious to that day, to be ready te take a last look at the dehgater of the Einperor. At nine o'clock in the morning Mvine service was performed in presence of the diploma. Qc travellers and military and civil authorities, but only comparatively few of the crowd assembled without could gain admittance ‘nto the sacred edifice. The Archbishop preached on the text, “Lot your light so shine before men that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” He interpreted the meaning of this verre so as to contrast tt wigh attempts at proselyt- tin carried on mainly by means of theoretical argument. At the end of bis sermon the preathér alluded to the im- rornee e of the Chinese empire. and requested ‘all Christians it to pray fer the conversion of the moment bad now arrived wien the membore of the mission had te jeave Riechta, and eee Emerg- ing one by one from the portal of eS ©n foot the strecte of Kiachta and Maimatebin authoritios and troops. A curious fact, ‘and one tiehiy illustrative of the means by which the Rossian empire has been founded. and is stil! extended, i# the circumstance of the three officers commanding (he Russian troops on this occasion. (MM. Basse, Kugel and Tevignier) being two of German and one of French ex traction ‘The mercantile ne teak the lead in the proces. sion, the crowd bringing up Uhe rear, and the salvos of artillery sending their roaring palates into the Celestial impression produced on the Chinese was all be wished. Chinese carriages awaited the Em- dasey gate of Maimatchin to convey them to the firet station, Gerin. At the later place the travellers met their train, and were received the Mongolian officers who had to secompany them to Urgi (Oorgee.) inet the Prine Bteomer the Buffalo Courier, Nov. 15.) In the PB .. of cases tried dast week before the United States ietrt Court, sitting im thie city, which we publish to-day. will be found three suite against as many steam tage erp) in carrying passongers if ago last June, & oe pe 2 Sgtit at Point Abino, "Gkanda. There veesels were libelled for careying engers sithout having complied with the laws of the'United States re. if paskenger steamers to be inepected and licensed. chat the provisions of the law aud the claims of the government under it may @e fully understood, we Append a/uller statemem of the cases in question than is fmbodied in our general report of proceedings in the United States Mnstrict Court United Mates of Amerioa vt. Steamers Boho, President and LL. Eritton —These eteamere are tug boats, in and bout the herbor of Buffalo, and were not inepected or eensed under the laws ib rogaré to the licensing aud inspection of steam boate—the prin: nets of Ci botbe Uncec.of 1608 and ia, sz sied The act of 4438 provides for the licemaing and inspection of ell etenmbaats carrying freight and pasengere, while the net of 1 ates to the gers alone are in substamce as ” steamers traw ported row Buffalo to Poiut Abino, sn ¢ e being 2 prize fight to come off at aud thee steamers were either chart WT fen ee open IO pooality for.» consivien ati Th acts of Comgrese referred to provide that any steam bat rrying paxseupers without complying with tbe 5 y in mentened for the aafety of the lives of od moat hein inspected and liceused , hutmdred dellars for each aud 1 transported their passangers wu of the United States, to re sounse| for the fe.mante and owners of the steam. ore contended that they were wishin the exception of the act gf 162, the re having been built and used as og bow ip tow ae. "veundle iD and ahowt the harbor of Baffalo aod the Erie Oanai that this was their character aod ocoupation ; and that their usr on the oncation referred t wae Only casual, and not of that duration that snag their charseter and romoved tiem from the excepti the statute; and, also, that the act of 1863 yas virtum iy : repeal of the net of 1888, md these vessels were only sub ject to the act of 1862, and therein expresely excepted from inepection and license The United States Attorney contended that (i act of ‘ 2 was an amendment of he 1c ot Of 1888, and, ie 10 way ath cling the repealed the ame wted and feensed ui rted freight, and © of 1862 unless combined exons, g howte, &e.; that when used for DE yarsengere they became jr eee,” and were passenger v« ‘ por ‘er. under the act that engere without be Dg Inepected an’! FIMANCIAL AN COMMERCIAL. , Nov. 16—6 P. M. ‘There was a natusal reaction in the stock market to- day from the heavyy decline of the past few days. Prices of the speculative ‘descriptions at the first board ruled about 4% a 4 per cent higher than they closed yesterday after- noon; State stocks and the better class of bonds were steady at yes‘cerday’s prices. The reaction, it need hard- ly be said, arose merely from the purchases of slrorts; nothing ha’ transpired to improve the prospects of the railroads fs lucrative enterprises. On the contrary, each succest sve event seems to render their case worse. Mr. Turner, the ex-President of the Galena, has, with more can- dor than good taste, exploded the hopes of a dividend on that, stock this winter; and the long-deferred publication of the September earnings of the Central is calculated to tuwaken doubts as to the certainty and amount of the usual February dividend of that corporation. This will be made clearer by afew figures. According to the monthly returns furnished to the prese by the New York Cen- tral, the earnings of the last fiscal year, ending Septem- ber 80, were $6,704,113 ‘The earnings of the year previous were. a Falling off this year. —which is equal to about 5% per cent on the stock. As, however, the company regularly paid the February and August dividends, this diminution must come out of the profits of the coming year. There can be no doubt of the fact that the Central paid out last year considerably more than it received, as the following table will show:— Grogs earnings of the last year. $6,704,113 Operating expenses, 60 per cent. 4,022)446 —(Last year these expenses were 653, per cont; is year, owing to tho low fares prevailing during the contest with the Erie, and to the diminution of businoss, they probably ex- ceeded 60 per cent. Not earningé........+ «$2,681,667 ‘Two dividends of” 4 per cent 1919, Interest, coupons and sinking fund... 1,122,064 sei ia . ——— 8,041,628 Expended beyand receipts... ... $859,961 To this must be added the cost of” the ‘accident last summer, which was, a8 nearly as can be ascertained .......5006+ . $240,000 Total expenditure beyond receipts........... $599,961 From this very clear statement, the figures of which are derived from the reports of the company itself, some idea may be formed of the prospect which exists of the four per cent dividend being paid in February next. New York Central and Reading were the two most ac- tive stocks at the morning board, both being freely taken by the bears, to close contracts, and rallying under the demand, \{ a 3% per cent over yesterday’s price. The Western stocks were all active at a small improvement. The friends of Galena came ‘n and took the “stock at advance over yesterday's rates; Rock Island, the Michi. gan shares and the Western etocks generally were in de- mand at about @ like advance. Between the boards prices were still higher, and the afternoon board opened with rather a buoyant market. Before it adjourned, however, the upward movement gave way, and prices Degen to fall, After the board there was a general de cline, al! descriptions falling back to the morning's price, or even lower. The last quotations were:—Missouris, 90; Central, 8244 a %; Erie, 16% a 34; Hudson, {; Reading, 507% a 51; Michigan Central, 5344 4 outhern preferred, 60% 451; Panama, 119% a 7%; 709) a 3; Galena, 714 a72; Rock Isiand, 62a vite Mail, 105 a The market closed very The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,997,487 13, and the balances $1,309,075 53. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury to day — Total receipts. $52,051 00 From custom 42,009 60 Total payments, 118/403 06 California drafts The market closed for foreign exchange for the steamer of to-morrow without any improvement in the rates. The vonge for bank and bankers’ bills on London was 1081 a 109, Wie mensiderable sales at the higher price; 1083; a 109 for prime c--mercial signatures. On Paris 6f. 20 a bf. 16. ‘The following ts a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, to foreign ports for the week and since January 1 1856. 1857. 1858. Total for week...... $1,493,364 2,111,469 1,856,135 Previously reported. 68,191,346 561,189,518 Since January 1. $69,684,710 65,268,147 52,545,963 The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the past two weeks compare as follows — Now. 8. Nov. 16. a) 881,978 Tne. $361,607 Specie... 257 229,609 Due from other bis 1,596 863 85,809 Due to other banks 3 670,306, 633 852 Deposits... 812,288 Circulation... .... a 8,201 The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of Octo: ber, 1858, were... ; Earnings October, At the annual meeting of the stockbolders of the Balt more and Ohio Railroad the following named gentlemen received a unanimous vote to serve as directors for the ensuing year—Jobn Hopkins, John W. Garrett, Nathan Tyson, Samuel W. Smith, Francis Burns, Wesley Starr, William A. Hack, Allen A. Chapman, John Spear Nic William W. Taylor, John Gregg, C. Oliver O'Donnell. The Board seemed to be divided on the choice of President ‘ope portion supports the late incumbent, Mr. Brooke, while others advance Mr. Garrett, a prominent member of the direction for several years past. sate some on of the main stem during the pax year Seren be 8 485 70, showing ey” bet ia $7 6 compared with the preceding but matted on boone ‘over the tiscal year of 86 of $145,013 64. The expenses of working the mai keeping the road and machinery in repair have amounted to $2,581,199 29, being 66-63 per cent upon the gross earnings, an ‘incroase of 5-84 por cent compared with the previous year. Notwithstanding some adverse canses, promincnt among which was the goneral stagnation of fusiness, a crease in coal freights and reduction of tolls thereon, it is shown that the ontiro freight and parronger business on the main stem, Or its gross revenue, bas incroased 904 486 84. The quantity of coal traneported during the fisea! year Was 690,116 tons, and the revenue therefrom $1,570,000. The revenue of the Washington branch for the tise: i# $460 422 92, an increase of 614963 08 over the pre Tesch Semi annual dividend for the past six monty been declared om thie branch. The revenue of th Northwestern branch for the past fiscal year is stated at $248 004 06, and the working expenses thereof $253,257 jorthwestern Virginia road, amount being @ decrease on the past year o 29. The annual report speaks hopefully of tly road in its future operations, aud full confidence is ex preseed that in April next the company will be enabled (» resume the payment of semi annual dividends Groesbeck & Hoyt, in their weekly circular for t country, "peak as follows ef the money and bow! markets — During the post week the money market bas exyibit be Db feature. Loans at call continue to be freely ma nment securities at from 34¢ choice collateral from 4a 44, per paper the fates remain wr hange market continues hier at previous rates, We quote bankers’ signatures ot | don, for the Boston mail to-morrow, 108% a 10 though the majority of the transactions have been 1 108. Good commercial signatures rate between 1 France, 5.18% a 6. ie 4 continue ip tate demand, and in #ome ca We note an improvement, Tennessee Sixes have ad\ ance 1 per cent, with pales at ‘AL Virginia Sixes & per cent With ales at 96%. Missour! Bixes % per cent, with sa at69?,. North Carolina Sixes have declined 1 per rales at 9854. Louisiana Sixes remain af fp quated. In city and county bonds the demand moderate notice sales of Brooklyn Sixes at 101% 101 34. St Lowis Municipal Sixes 86 a 8634. Chicago W. Loan Sixes of 85; Chicago Sewerage Se: evens 08 a U8 ig City Bank eharce the market remains firm at previou . quotations Annexed is a summary statement of the business of the ‘Third Avenue Rafiroad for the past year — 4 per whi Receipts from parsengers.... 570 Recetpts frow other sources aay o| B Total receipts... + $408 34 00 Received from lown.....: EE ‘os 9 Received from trustee mile... !! 12,467 —=- 90,867 75 rere 24,282 08 $405,774 08 From whieh theme” has been paid Direct expenses of mys ac on Four dividends. On account of real estate. New rare and stager...... Taxes and amvesements Pond intemest.., Inverest on cond and mortgages Interest on footing debt 8s Cosh on band Nov. 1, 1858 POSTAL ae Foreign and Dow, estic Mails. ‘TIME OF CLOSING AT T aE NEW YORK POST ‘Th’4 earnings of the Pittsburg, Fort Sermanncuaen | Rrftroad during the month of October wore as follows:— E ; k : : Z vf 3 4 rived here, in distress, with Fae at aS Son gy ony masts, 8 ‘ind run before the "he winds choked; ot swept rom m deck, Douay: ‘Washburn, who kindly su pled ue with abo Mando, of Haltimore, box deck swept, and boat ‘eargo.of tobacco, for bet tari. Tu i ew York, was wreck ibernia, from side of Barbuda at 4 PM TSth inst; vessel te saved. (By letter to Ellwood Waiter, Eaq, See’ nderwriters.) fo. ela steainer, wieamer weamier Philadelphia, ‘Weinesday,” Porto Platte e crow /+in bere leaking Bremen, etn eon te, TIME OF CLOSING AT THE jomnan roar ‘OFFICE. Inpis........ The Overland Mail ‘ia Mar. Alles, some =) bn yh Tihond 3 Bincteach menth, Southam; Gibraltar, Matta ‘Atekandrt Curva.......Via Marseilles on the Sthand ton 4th and 20th. Av#ins114..Via Marseilles and Suez on the 16th, Via South- mpton and Suez 12th. ity 9. on Eo, 4th and sy" Wien the date of making up the Indian and Pi kasaitin ‘at London falls on # Sunday, they are made up on the creas previous. The above increase in the expenses is the result of large expenditures made during the past month on ac- count of the renewal of iron and crossties. The Northern Pennsylvania Railroad Company com- menced yesterday the payment of an instalment of $10 on each coupon of $30 due July last. on! from New Bedford 15th, bar bark Afton, Allen, Pacitie abt Tomber t 28 (by letter from. ey Fehet Grand Rpt cam 3,500, ; eg to the tim were the e Niger, Jernegan, E tieee aching. eGuse ahd Alen ya rt Tilton), bart pert Ve Felpe. th of the month, ‘all Pid tao, ‘Towbar, Nov. 16, 1858, in. bins Chal, 100 shs HariR pr bt $0 $15000 Tenn 6's '90, ee MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. May 6, Meventy, Hayden, NB, with 250 bbls oil on board, to leave same ‘Reports’ at do, same date, Emily day. Morgan, Chase, NB, oll ot ata stated. ‘Oct 5, lot, Perry, N’ wt 16th, to sail in'a day or two; 1 14th, Mi e#, Rul ‘ren, 540 bbls oll all told: Constit Hani 180'sp this season; Edward, ‘Ai do Oct 11,Clarice, Brown, 1 hpbk wh since leaving Paytain Ay At do, Oct 14, Nautilus, Swain, Ni tn hrdier oreand Sept 20, Wave, Hill, a had taken 140 bbis oil, making 180 sp, 100'wh, all Atdo Oct 6, Atlantic wre fa: then to Taleahano to take frelgbt for home, doubtful whether they took, ‘90, Franklin 2d, NB, in charge of oned Payta) Ry Edward, Stanton, NB, 80 sp jeard from, no date. &c, Mies, Ho Holley, Nant, 950 sp; Con. stitution, Winslow, do, 'B, ofl not eet and Stanton, NB, 470 ile a 1B, had taken 1 small sp and , 860 bbls sp and 200 do 25000 T0000 Cal 7s new baw 92 5000 Minn 8 p ¢ bas, ia all well; weather , NB, from the Archer Ground, is seagon—bound to Tombez for | 10 AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW Emrine Crrv—From New York 24, arrivini and New Orleans 10th. arrivin, ‘Canawna—From New York 12h, arriv 9th. From New Orleans arriving at New York 34. Purapetrnia—From New York 17th, arriving gem and New Orleane 26th, York “"Wihed the ubove dates fell on Sunday the steamers wil sail ‘on Monday, except from New Orleans. From New Orleans ‘rom. statins gt Havana 17th mpaciangee thin season, “2 i) Com: VK. Pele Hud Cetco 254 Penn Coal Co... 100 Cumbland pref: 20 Amer Guano Co.. 100 Mil & Miss RR. ‘rom New Orleans Sp Ship Napier, Kennedy, bonce re’ 2 for Hong Kong, Aug Bhip eee Haskell, from Singapore for Padang, Sept 9, ‘uphrasia,”” hence for Montevideo, Sept 30, Int 26 59, Ship, Sliver Moses, Otis, from Liverpool for NOrfeans, Oot 8, ie A Haul, bound South, Nov 11, 3:15 PM, 2) miles N Hesper, Perkins, from Liverpool for Matanzas, Oct 25, with Naketale; from Boston, steering S, Nov 10, lat 38 30, ALMANAC POR NRW _YORR—TmI8 DAY. 7" 159 ae 100 I) Cent RR. 300 do. do et Port of New York. November 16, 10 Cley Col & Gin RR CLEARED. ee & , spear Steamship Patapsco Layfield, Baitinore—Hi B Cromwell & Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portlané—H B Cromwell & Ein Foren City, Tyler, Apaiacinin > Pow ~Herega & Riek Savanaa Wine & Gaton. Tark L Stewart, White, St St Jags} Th PE onl Brig Gov ioe Arthur, . lek Poi nderson, Halifax—C A DeWolf. ranton & Tallman. oa ‘bet Griffiths, Wilmingion—Dollner & Potter. Washington—B Biossom & Son. Jobnson, Loch wood, Georgetown, &o—Van Brant Bene Governor, n hogy. JM Sco wt Conques Steamer Boston. Sellew. Philadelphia. ug 25 —Paseed by. Catharine, Willey, from Singa- wingee Xi Matilda, ash from Swat rae Knee Be: a (Garaif for Manila; Park ‘D8 Goodsell, ia iy i ith for Bristol. sisi Me eave Hoan, (um, Wesel, Pick 8 Izaak Walton, Wardell, for N ter, and Golden Rule, Mayo, johnson, for Macao do; Nautilus, Elwell, for cht; barks Selon grap Giles, for Persian Gulf ld Holland); J B Lancaster, Sava'l., Sent agi port shi Behr Foume, Mumby, hed for Rotterdam 0; Most Thompson a Tunte r. D Builis, New Haveu—Danuam & Dimon. ‘before reported ald for Ban Francisco dos Recort, P cht (the latier was at Bingay 1). BONGKOM, Aug 10-—Arr arid Brown, Behm, Sagapore, yORERAVER, Oct 20—Arr Hammonia' (a), Schwensen, "New Cantera. Oct10—Are J M Hicks, Greenman, Savannah (and ald 20th for Mabon for tine). ConstantiNorLR, Oct 13—Arr Ni Jéth, Pocahontas, Taylor, Nantes; 18th; “hy port 19th, eae Taylor, for Berdiarski. work (ld Bint N Wendel; Rose Sand Indian, Tealeh roweit Bu Kleber, Crowell, for Steamship George’s Creek, Morley, Baltimore, 60 hours, with mdse, (oH B Cromwell & Co. Ship Christa, Monk, London, Oct 3, and the Lizard 16:h, vith md rs, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co, nis, with strong NW to SW wiuds ther. 8d inst, lat 4210, boarded the B vot Piymouib, dinber’ laden abandoned, boats gone, and ‘cabin material the vessel Ou fire. Bark Vietorine (of Southport y, de, to MSt Amant, iy Hanter, Taganrog: $1000 Missouri 6's. 1000 Brook C Wloan ws" 19000 Il) Cent RR bds 60 84 shs Mich $9 & NT iced ‘aud taken away; set ), Jones, Bordennx, Oct 18, with 'V anchored at Quarantine chi ‘harlotte Minerva (Br), Dunscomb, St Mardn’s, 15 days, with salt, to Jos Eneas. Sehr Burrows C, Clark, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton, &c, Schr Dasville, Chester, Richmond, 4 dave. Cone, MeHattey, Philadelphia for Haddam, Sehr Zulma, Church, Machias, # days. Sehr Mary d Susan, Raynes Sehr ‘Stamtor mio Be), for dor at pana vBeaalec Harding! 50 shs Cumb’id prfd 168 N ¥ Central RR,. 60 fale: ‘N Narragansett B Edmunds, 8 Gildersleeve, Soko ‘Ward; Gem of the y, Atwood; Geneva, Bares, Proceeding down the river Sept 22, ships Granada. Drover, Addison wo Paine, for Lan io Til Cent RR. 30 o 2 RR, 290 and Cetnan ‘Gibbs, une. 0, Masury, for do; th) Swathmore, Ledbitter, Manlius, Pitman, Boston; Moalmetns nN ih. ships, Es 100 15 N J Central 200 Hud Riv RR. urlew, Arey, Providence. 100 r Steamer Osvray, Kenney, xxPD—Brig Two Boys, Northrap, hence this morning —having sprung aleak when about 7 miles ¢ Highlands, and is at preseat leaking about WH strokes 850 «do. 100 Ciev & Tol RR. 200 Chicago & R Unit Tpndon for NOrloans +. Oot 30> Arr Arran, Cummin cand sid), Nov 1, Resex, Atwood, do passed Portsmouth same day)) Sid 2X, Protector, (from London), NOrleans ‘Got S0—Pat back, Johan Smit, Brandorf, from Baltimore for Bremen, ina ‘Off do MWh, Claremont (of S Dartwourn, Oct 90—Of, Alexandrine, Ti for Roverdam; D Hi Watjen, Baeyer, from New Orleans for Per hito do 29th, Fiizabeth, Denix, Oct 20—ia 2 Eppysroxe, Oct more for Rotterdam. Indianola; Undine, SA) yearns, plirginia, Barbadoe Also, Kn “Gathoun, Liverpool. uunrise NNW; meridian, do; sunset NW, fresh. Herald Marine WN, N 50 Mich So & D S York), from Pembroke for New- comb, from NYork | CITY COMMERCIAL REPOnT. Trespay, Noy. 16—6 P. M. Asprs.—&mal! sales of pots were made at $5 94, avd of Taicacinkin for Bost Virgioia {oF Kennebtinks Warf P 0 Thompson, P Me; Joreph Fackard, St Augustine, Fla; Only Bon, Leland, i4th—‘1he sche R B Sumner, Taylor, from Newbun Philadelp! psized miles tothe 8 of Cape Pog: fremained §) Hodgin, Bavannah Poarn, from Charieston tor ‘endleton, ‘Virginia Lioya’s Neck, LI, BREADSTCYNS.—Flonr—There was more tone in the mar ind holders were not willing sellers at previous quo: The sales embraced about 12,000 bbis., within wing quotations :— Standard superfine State. . Extra State do.. fobile. rt, Coffin, from Balti- | Fatwovrn, Oct 20—Arr Ottilie, Dannerman, Richmond for | Bremen (aud was off Pismouth Sist); Immaculate, Reimer, N Sept 3—In port ships Kathay, Stoddard; ngut, Norton; Sami Rane W Winchell, aid Cryetal Palco Benefactor, m, Corning, for do S Waters, NYork and | morning about 60’ we; Tha crew took to the rigging, y4 hours, when they were taken 0 sehr Rainbow, Capt Andrew Quinn, of New London, veho nobly volunteered to £0 with his vessel to their relief fro place, I ed, and the vess by ichigan, Inia and Ohio. tra round boop Obio (shipping brands, Genesee. nsey of Canadian superfine ‘and extra.” Mixed to straight Southern... . Southern fancy and extra, Choice extra family and bakers’ brasds Preighis to Unison $16 oe rang on ‘Albert hus, § ‘Gommesnrio, Oct B—Cld previous Kosmos, DeHarde, North bark Howland, Gifford, from ® tons raisins, ease © ¥> xa of wind: pS Sid from do Sith, ache NAH Gould A ‘ At Malia to land resened erew oft Ftc eh nee, Ba, bark E Sebultz, Carr (from ‘Wing went down last evening, in hopes to be The RBS wns loaded with $00 1, 0 bbls ot whieh were lost from off deck when ried as arriving 19h are all un- steamer bas jvat returned from Sumner without the achr, not being able to get her in. m, Malaga for Boston, with Of the Rock, wig Chany Bl fate Nereus, Bt SSSSSSRSESRSES Peeper eerre SOO RI Are bound enstward. "Ganesan, Wonshs secs thoes, with isles etubons toee of the above figures. Southern about 1,500 bbis., closing w th ye Cour and core meal at was firmer, with The sales embraced including Indiana red winter, in 1 22; Ohio red at $1 20: white Southgro Ho at $1.28; white Canadian at, $1 sehr Antee; 234, bark Husnincs, Ost 9—Put tent Joes ‘Smidt, Brandorf, from Baltimore remen. spre, Oe SOC Mero Re 800 bbis., within the was stoady , with rales in the range of our quotations. were without change in prices. WI @ better demand from the trade. aon 30,000 bushels, Lewext No 9, New Vora Making Reciever: American is again on our desk. This work is continually adding to its value. It has seoured the services of the well known ma- rine inspectors, hem A BCtark, Alex © Marsball, FW Quatre Sours, a from a Imatia, Ric! soe at 4 cae ie a x" = at an 8h aS, So white Ohi red 25; cho’ can wn at $1 50, and Milwaukie clad at A 1, cago club at Tbe. Corn w: nh more firmness at =. close a 7 ine} ing, mize mix! ‘Woater at at ue a tow Jersey per ‘Sée. for white ‘Souther. % <5 was fap vith nies of aboot Gata were fhrin, with sales of State ‘of Western and Canadian at Ste. a 63 Corre. —Sales of about 700 hays of St Domingo at 9 and 900 do. Rio at 10¥c. 2 1) Corrox.—The market exhibited more steadiness and sales of about 2,800 bales, including 1,000 ia e still quote midi ig upland at Wwe. alt Fraacwm,—Ratee to Engin gagements were light. sg ult, but was as heid By for Amy: nan , Gor 4. | en NYurk. sg ‘Gomera er, NYork; Gore; 2,000 bashets at 10h, Merey Ta wicker, do fort, Lareban, Histon, NOriennt; Tate renee, Nor: tel Wonhary ‘ Wel mi Ta ph, Ae rye, haraboat pone elo Bao Walon Faq, Secretary Hound of Um Swe A 2—The foblowin Pa i fe the cargo on board of the slit h foundered at 6a.—i36 Dhie comin, ports were firm, but w For Liverpool, about 400 bales of cotton were engaged at '4d.; other articles were steady, while engagements were limited. Te Londen, Se cases of at 22s. To Havre, ere engaged at \d.; ashes and rice were at es and bark 8 at $10. To Bremen, 160 of by steamer, were at %e. Frerr.—Sales of (0a 609 boxes M. 2 06, with Inyers at $2 45. were unchanged. Hay.—The sales embraced about 2,000 bales, at 40. « ‘S0c., with some lots pritne reported at S5c. Hors. —Sales of new were taking in a moderate way Old were nomi Lnos.—Seotch pig was firm, with mode $25 50 a $26. at #1x months. Lime was easier for common, with salos of about 1,000 Lamp was quie Morass —Saics of evan the Nort ‘North, Bo; “i, Wiel raelaiae, Qe Queen, 4% ~ ond ent 2b, & iets Curling Nore’ "Tonaaias, jr roe Wa Now iy Key i Avon, Mom leather, 14414 bushels wheat tole Sour, 101 bags cloverseed, 10 tee rice, 4.900 hha staves. 707 American Union, rate Be Bat, Be sme Joan B 5 meen few days since, in a paragra; the utp Jobe Rarbayer, we mated thet che wae 0 vessel. Gur anther the Marine Regine tae communica Observing in the New York Herald, pA hE, the stiy Joho Be Tha: error, thar leds ht in Rast howto vy Paul Carta, has delivered 2.905 lone of grane in one carge, h shows the quality of the shiy request your correction. Sco were engage! Sa eine ae Frnmere, Mazatlan; Cava. Ryder, Port Phitip; Linbot Sera le Zave sinee received doe lolows Bosrom, Nov 1, 168 Hatves and quarter: wince catch hat tate i fore Gex Commnen tbe wreek of ship Gen Cushing wa: # Ra Pranctaro on the 1th Vet, for the benefit of the Ca, nw from of he val Marine, L— On count of the owners and the remainder On her charter of 812000 there was n Snir Asnone—Tt is reported that a large ship ” . ¢ gale of October, and that the ves A muecovade were BAN Av As. Sronms wore quiet, at Sic Sad 04 01 50, ached, for commen renin. i Spirits verpend ni yy La leans’ art Slat, im bad con: Ona. mines market was withont change of moment for Palermo, velym, Weed, Onrdi Prices were firmly maintained. 2 Francisco Shaw, Parker, Penang. Sid 234, mbay ‘anter, Peterson, for New York: M er, for Foochow, Progressive Age, Holmes, and Tartar, rie, Oot 0 Cid Eilean Lewis, Pitegerald, eid Mebonen felling, inmate. same Poin “ohn W thushiog: Plumer, from Fontan, Ge 300M, Mary 1 Rich, Ried, from Lonion for Mipracern, Oct Put in, Vietorta, Champion, from NYork ent d0 Sh Fae ee ft bynes, naw ° Reed Dime, of he Haat, Healey. from Callao fur ‘Bid Ocean Gem, Diswwn (rom Liverpooh, tumMons, Licata! 9ytb, <2vious ships Dolphin, Hoyt, Boston; + Ryn, Mepis 2h, eperm and whale, while dull and gales | Provigows.-Pork was steady, with some demand for future delivery. The sales cmbrac including mess at $17 " Cen of Providence, from Xibara » . in distress, afte hurricane on’ the = was very badiy , under date of the All her epars, sails nod rote, but the mizen maat and them rung vowsprit: had ral and 1 about 1.100 a 1,200 59; prime at $13 and new city mess was sold at $18-—choice was steady and in fair demand, with sales antry prime at 5 50.0 $7 mesa do. at $8 a $0 60; repacked Western at €9 59 and extra do. at Sti Boe siz. beef bams were reps at $14 50 a $15 for fund wales limited, at Gc. for for good pickled hams od ba posbing of about 600 bbls, . ave, see Toe nearly ail the of the rudier and whe: intals carried away, Sales of 500 a 600 ved a 818 % a $13 inathe re Tedder mogloge: het sve bad mustained ober strained, but the bull it -9 vin un oe fen on shee oe ould ean eaeend sl ie yotteve wo bY] Sin neck ‘vensel in badiy rigging was lost except At the time she ber ee snd everything ROVER & BAKER G KER'S y cut green hams wore made 16.090, 1,000 del i the FoR ia, Plaats from thie country, “Her «- of tobacco, iy ‘i en Innded by ‘order ie vegege ocdl be coenton ons from the owners, w Basy Momca-Cope, land, NJ, Nov 5~The ty See Boston, pat bay = with loss of saile and otherwise towed np to Philadelphia for repairs Brie Many Means (ot ton, struck bettom pear ¢ to lonk badly; wns panttMO, Oct 19—Arr Powhatan, 8 and cheese were ny ser, oe vn Venter, ge of moment m yen, —Sale@ of about 400 cnet } Captain Lindsey and a mall let of choice sold a Sveans.—The market was st Cuba within the ine. aun "ies (fron Beare Jerald, Calvert, from Callao, — Arr Russia, Kelly, Sixearone “Re 4 6—Arr Free Rienzi, Barrett, Aurora, Clough, Melbourne dogn Ben "ys th sales < 650 « fa bere thle afternoon tn die Bales of 8,000 Ibe. were mate at 106 Tonacoo.—The market continues without mu the demand Jess active and may likely continue & for some time The sates ombraced 32 hihd: alse. 193 bales Havana, at 800. 0 48¢.; 206 bales ; 116 cases seed leaf, at Zo. a ibe. Frade, Stover, Callao; Muh, . Agwick, Me) fre rm, or ney for Res $e, nd hd iain for Penang): ald 17th for. 1 oa Cpetbarn nhs carried’ wo 7 with lose of some sails; will proceed to Boston soon. mM EB Werss—Norfol wins trons oe lorfolk, Now 18-—The sche Matibia ting of-— (By tele wr (0 Ellwood Wal from += York, was off Jibboom and flying jib. 120 cases Flori Winexna.—Saies of 300 bbls. were made at 22340. on mm case, pro + pe Gre meu oy Coren, = sears ~ nl of onal, 1 Tynctsound, toh ‘Det and blgea She Aabore at Holmes’ Hole, harbor, near the Bast obably come oit Movements In Real Estate, By A. J. Bleecker, on & Co, 10 lots, with dock and water right, &c., Ost st., Past 8 8 story brick house wid Vet, 189 F. 24th | 26x100 8,000 1 use love ana ‘utidings 102, 104 and ae = Frees ai mera Tia A ame fe from Philadelphia, by ano utward hound steam main mas, Rept In plat ih Ma sie J. an aioe i Fonn F . orc Oa er. gpd had marbomed q he seamen was prodably the steamer Vinon, Sewn On: ‘nt Bostom from where she wan pebore, waetasen t ab five Feet of water in her ho. She has been freed ns te iS been fated wea, vin Point Alderign, tery wharl night ot 1 mis 7 fe Bones and lot on Gm 6 near 7th ay., 1890, . Meir m: oat sear ath, av. id ater : Aug i orm, rom mag BEeenw. Fonehor Sid Prank Walton, Wardell, Batavia. Green, of New Orleans, efore reported) in the Gilt Ind, and on the 6b put beck to Curnstadt, with 1oas of 8 lote on 25th st. 2 do, ad)., each dox08, near Ist av. ft ext, tojetber. 008° Goorap, together v.66... \ Bs teen sthore (b Susmrath Oe eg ieee Hons dir, Coe te stoma, wep Bo no. gt gn p imeamee, Oct 31—1 Se eee EEE Bes ee ueiamantratn ee eins tea Slat for Stine SA a Sydney, NOW: imballnl jst art: Commonwealth, Gro: esr Feoston, ig Es a yy. Baldmore jones, se rate ‘Wagram, = ‘schr™ Jones, une. Sid 18th (not as before), barks White Frans lavigne ae lecharge’ her cargo of barley; pita Miele’ 'M’daw, Tucker, Paldera, , Sept —In q 7 peat Wises Lg port Daring, Simonson, and Sea Ser- ‘Leds ve do do; ranza, from ‘Winatitlan, m | Se x Howton , AJ View, Komm. NOrleans, | aes scare bi Mi L Peon OR UBANY. Now grange ‘schrs cn Facemire, Alexandrias We Burdon, Ferris, Hw vee, i Orne ‘Johnson, pailisAre schre hire The how arin a ieietmond: wards. Oceanport; steamer Cid sehr Belle, Jobosone Huntinglon. pitta: Jr ee or Cag d ity of New York. soma. hllade! rarks Bou oN esha we Vermouth: Ni sohrs Or Hs ae bam. ndwig and ke ‘oads, nk broken her main pant fo vs aaa harhor by getting in collision with a JoeB low (by tel) ship Harriet ‘of New York), Benson, Caleutt BALTIMORE, Nov 16—Arr‘ Swann, Ram- ‘Tine (Br), Me Dougall Matt Maltand, Ni sche Hodgkinson, eink ‘id barks lon. obile, Rover (Br), from Baltimore for Hwlifax, ald 13th. erg time (Br), from Nova Scotia, and schr ag c me Fenton, from Troy, bas marb'e and lumber, AS ‘in the BANGOR, Nov 18—Arr scl re Bend; Lay Waite, are ae ‘Dowua: W Wm eae Sh, cs ‘combs; RH a LD eg! Hider Lath, Mor ‘Greentie! for Boston; Henry Hooten, Giles, Wilmington for Salem (and. airaa 1th, ee aa Portland. Ads, Bonsoane thd Lebanah for Boston, (Bee correspondence above) Fait H1VEH. Nov is—arr. sloop Copy, Wheeler, ethport. Sid schir Ann Maria 2th, scira Trane Mi ‘and Matthew "0 iaetee, Tia Brune Ketiey, York; and from below sche Daniel Brows GRORGRTOWN, SC, Nov 4—A N Beery. Pendiet aie, irc t fans Ete. heat i dougie, : iter ve fen MDutiel Jones, i ‘Geofgetown; Lith, steam: Te cad Robert Smith, Wilcox, NYork: ta . Ciriswold sae ste HOLMES'S HOLE, N Now Nov 2 ered vig Lonlsa, sehrs Ame- Hubei Naya ne Goin Sar San, Bova inks, Mary Anb CW Holmes, C A Greiner. 13th—Arr schre Frances Arthemius, Mitchell, Bltaabethoort for Boston; F Taft, Bunker, « Jacksonville for Salem; Union, Foss, New York for Ellsworth; Mary Ann. Magee, Bos ton for Philadel, Windsor, for Richmond. is, HB Cros- wy sebrs Tiger, TO 2, h Farwell, Tivano, K W Perry, War Eagle, Charles P: ier, Haron, Tisrriet, Oniy Son, aol Mary Ang Maxee. Re- turned, selir J Pray Libe Arr bark, Amy, ines rican for Bortons Miller; Eliza William Sarah "He Grima, and W Hammond, Cai Pdiadelptia; Ocean, W, "yan for do; ‘Thomas Jetforson, tills, Salem for he nk Lucy Beker, ‘Kewoot, Welli'et foe Tatler. (Sth—Arr schrs Tsaac Rich, Smith. Port Ewen for Boston; J NYork for dos ‘et chard Bullwinkle, Freuch, Jo tor Htockland; Beaja- inert; Gertfude Hartos tr a aiden for on Bit bark BW Por. Itlo Grande, aliston, Umpire, Watson, Celes- ‘Joha Me- ‘y Farrow and Perot Kusim, Apna Elizabeth, Rev Lancaster, Isabella Pompe Taylor Watuga, Amanda, John lane, JS Hewitt, Philanthropist, James Barrett, yM Banke AC Re «, Mary Ann ux, Caroli ilien: Da avid Smith, © A Greii oe Patierson, Eliza Williams, Sarals Clark, Ocean im, Jaan Baker, Thomas Jefferson, Tanac allwin- le, Sarah Louise, Reajatntn, ort ai 10 AM, wind light from west, sehrs Elen, § B wieder, William A Hammond, ashore; J’ Grierson aad PC MOBILE, Nov 10—Arr sbip Brltgewater, Barstow. and. brig Flanay King, Brown, NYork. Cid ship § © Grant, ‘Hinckley, Ligerpool: brig AK Dealing, Pomeroy, Havana. aa Lilies gis Ld bia a ate cn hy + jalveston and Indtanol nude, Golding, Golden Lead, Johnson, Nassa Below, coining apy a Mary O'Brien, Liverpool; orig Prarro, ‘sturgen, Moot rteamehip Mexico, Denison. Galveston Todianola: abip South Carolina, Dean, Cork and a market; Br achr Triumph, ingston, J Yeh—Arr chy teh ships Guif Stream and J Morton, Liverpool; Picayune, Fi SEW EDPORD, Now 14-Are rchre Ca Baker; Wim P Corbitt, Koss; Albert , and New Jersey, Finnnermann’ Philadelphia: Augusta, Petvy, cha Henry Gide, Rao, Honor tor N York: Pavilions Kelley do for do. “Rewurnest chi Farge, wih sk 14th 4th for Pblin de!phia, on account of head win EWPORY. Nov 1s—arr vise P © Alexander, Merry- ‘ertrude Horton. ih, Semin do for Angnsing Leader, Hart, jem, Ludium, NYork for Gloucen- for Biteat tor, Sears (from Salem), hrs Hampton, Gilchrist, Calais for NYork; ever, Machivs ior da: sloop Willard, 1 king Tn port at PM, all the vessels bound "Sv 18— Arr schre Lamina Chase, NYork Cid chr Syiph, Holley, Kiaabethpor:; Jamew Smith and sehr Evergreen, NEW WAVEK, Nov i's Ie Arrechredarah Selsey, Selsey, Trenton; Divert 00; Isabel Dart, Q and Ellen Louiens Thompson, r ‘Sid bark ‘schre ‘WB Ferguson, and 3 Frome Ba mice A iphia; Connecticut, Trenton; Amanda, NYork; sionpe Coan pion, and Southport wire ‘eebre Mary Powell, Trentow, RF Stockton, taabethper', Amiy, do: Julie Ana, Croton. T Melowell, Bias TO! ' ror r NSE RD, oy pr spe Rent, Ay: Lag Fuitannrn 1A. Nov 1G—Arr barks esp nie pathy at oy ; briga AND, Novis—cut Havena: bark ree par re mi SULLIVAN, N WS Pi \rannah; bag Recs beatin, SA toe ee ae " voy York: Joba R'Waigon, Tr “s w embractog the richent as GENTS’ MUFF, care, GLOVES AND. SOAy mc ihich they, wit sell 19 euch buyers ag areta Revere fe Ingitimate buainess, NEW SEWING MAGING. 4% BROADWAY. A NEW STYLE voccere eee PRICE $80, THE GROVER & BAKER Ts the most reliable machine in Use market, THE GROVER & BAKER Makes lesa votge than any other machine. THE OROVER & RAKER Runs at greater apeed than any other machine, THE GROVER & RAKER Reqnires leas power to run it than any other machine. THE GROVER & BAKER Te much more simple than any other machine, THR GROVRER & BAKER Js more ornamental than any other machine. THE GROVER & BAKER Ts much less Hable to get out of order than any other machine, THR yOROWER ri a Li THE GROVER! Requires ue Ra Se. a THE GROVER & Sews the “lock via IS boeked, THE GROVER & BAKER ews a seam that will not rip, IB OROVER & RAKR EST FAMILY SEWING i INR.