The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1858, Page 5

Interesting Case of Rody Snatching. ‘The particulars of an interesting cuse of body snatching have jnst come to light, Tho facts in the case, as stated to our reporter al Bellevue Hospital yesterday, are brie !y. ‘a6 follows:—On the Tih inst, Coroner Perry was called ‘upon to hold an inquest at (he Mechanics’ House, No. 418 ‘Pearl street, upon the body of an unknown max, who had died without tue benelit of medical attendance. The case ‘was a plain one, and did not detain the Coroner Jong, S000, after the officis!’s departare a voliiclo, exactly similar to the dead cart nsed by the Alimshouse Department, drove ‘up Wo the premiges, and in @ trice the body of deceased ‘was lifted into the wagon and driven off. The body suatohers—fur such thoy were—made straightway for the Medical College, in Fourteenth street, an! there disposed of the corpse to the students, who are ever anxious to get hold of a “fresh case.” All weat on wol! for a fow days, when, lo and behold! the friends of the unknown man came to tho Coroner's office and made inquiries relative to the whereabouts of the Dody, stating that the deceased’s name was Carey, and ‘hat they were anxious to give him a decent burial. The Coroner directed them to Bellovue Hospital for informa- tion, at the same timo telling them that it was moro than Ukely they would have to search for the corpse in Potter's Field. Off the friends posted to Bollevue Hospital, anxious that no time should be Jost in the premises. What was their astonishment, however, when they learned from the “warden, Mr. Daly, that no body bearing the doscription of deceased bad ever entered the walls of that insti- tution. The suspicion that the body had been stolen for dissecting purposes maturally flashed across “the minds of deceased's friends, and full of indignation at tho outragagthey at once proceeded to investigate tho case ‘with the view of discovering the guilty partics. They ap- ‘plied to his Honor the Mayor for reliof in the matter, when. officers were despatched to the differeut inedical colleges in the city with instructions to leave no stone unturned until the frieads of the deceased were made perfectiy sa- tistied. Alicr some deiay the police discovered the body iw the Fourtceuth street college, It had been injectod with preservatives, and bad been operated upon to some oxtent, and the students were loath to give it up in that distigured condition. However, they determined to make the subject look a5 natural as they could under the circumstances. So they patch. ed it up with pieces from some othor bodies, and endeavored to remedy the evil as much as possible, weil knowing that there would be quite a noise avout the matter if they did not do so, Bot all their ingenuity proved of little avail, The friends quickiy discovered thé state of the corpse, and were loud in their coutemnation of the conduct of ical students generally, and those at the Fourteenth street collece especiaily. Tue body of de- ceased, or rather what war left of it, was conveyed to the dead, house at Bellevue Hospital on Thursday last, and “efforts were made to get Coroner Connery to hold a second inquest, with the view of ferrotiag out the persons who stole the corpse from its piace of deposit in Pearl street. Bot Coroner Connery, with bis usual astute. 086, saw that he bad no power toact in the premises, and wi coor dingly declined to interfere, or have anytising to do ‘with the case. And thus the matter stands’ at present. ‘The friends of the deceased maa strougly suspect « certain M.D. of being the leading spirit in the affair, but no steps have yet been taken to have him arrested or brought to account for his unlawfui couduct. Tho aifair has pro- duced a great deal of talk and exeitement around the -Coroner’s office apd in the hospitals and medical colleges, and the finale of the case is looked to with an unusual de. gree of interest. ‘The brother of the deceased informa us that the beur Still laid at the Bellevue Huspital last night; and althoug! he is very anxious to have it decently buried, he will not do 80 vant the matter is fully javertigated by Coroner Connery or some other official, As the man is naturaily anueh distressed in wind, it is ious be hoped thai the Mayor ‘will aid him in bis endeavors for justice. The Frigate at ‘St. Vincent, HER SLAVE CARGO AND THK SLAVE TRADE—THE omens OF THE SLAVES—THEIR CHARACTER- ISTIOS, FT (st. Vincent oct. 23) ee of the London The Unite! States steam Koon Niagara, Captain Chaun- ‘coy, arrived at this port yesterday en route for Monrovi with the Africans recently rescued by the United States brig Dotphm trem the save brig Echo, After coating she ‘once to her destination. I have been kindly permitted wo seen a privade jetter from Dr. Rainey, who is the t of the government ofthe United Siates, wa in England, im which he sa We have bad « difficult and somew! asusoat service to perform with our iine frigate, in restoring a few uafor- tunate Africans to their own iand. The Niagara proceeded to Charleston, where T joined her September ig Thad gone to Charleston by the direction of the government to ‘sail for Africa, (ere to receive these negroes and deliver ‘them officially to the American Colonization Society, ‘with which the President had contracted for their - tection, education and support for one year. Tho yellow fever raging with great violence in that city at the time, ‘the negroes had been landed at lori Sumter, a few milo ‘Delow the city, where they were nocessarily greatly ex posed and hadly fed. They ate freely tue sheiliish which Collected around the fort. a died rapidly. Their condi- tion on leaving the brig Echo was painful nud d in the extreme. They had been luddled together closer than cattle, nad slept at night in a8 close contact as spoons when pack od Logetber. Privativn of every kind, coupled With disease, Lad redviced all of them to the meres? skele- Wns, and to Buch 9 state of decuctude and debility that on entering the fort Co bce not #0 much as step over a small beam, one foot high, in the doorway, bat were com. polled to sit ca it and balance themselves over. It is im- Soanible for sou to imagine their sad and distressed conds. tion. Even vow, on board our ship, afer one month of Kind trestaent, good food and pure air, they appear E 3 : i S ? i 5 A E > & i if i i EETEERS ala gratify the beastial lity of the This care> came from the of the river, tty . and fearn the little which they know of themselves and one another, They range from eght to eighteen years of age, bat about a dozen of them Deing aduite 7 four are toleratty fine looning fellows, while there are but about the same number of health, fooking women, The remainder are young and (mpreasl bie, as it is, I believe, generally desired that they should be. They are extromely filthy, and much prefer andity to cress. We have adopted the plan of having a lurge bose tirned on them twice per week, with strong saen at the engine. They appear well enous satisfied with the bath, but cannot, even by the lush, which we are compelled to employ freely, be made to observe any ovher sanitary or decent habit.’ It requires a large crew of men to keep the apar deck, where they are located, clean, When Clothing ‘was pat on them in Charleston, of which the ne gro slaves in the city contributed several dray loads, they iinmediately tore tt off and rolled in the sand and baskod in the sun. 1 know but few cases in which they manifest any sym- hy for one another, except to help seratch each other's Backs They ‘cod attention of sympathy Whatoerer to the sick and dying. When one is dead the boty may ie for hours among in immediate contact, yet unno- tieed, But ax soon as the soul has fled they siea! the blan Ket of the decersed and most anceremonionsly proceed to appropriate his bread speun and bag. During the process of burial they never manifest the stightest cancers. A more stolid, brutalized, pitiab'e set of betage | never beheld. All of them fake Medicine Without a Word Of objection yet whenever ono sickens he is almost certain to dic. ie We found them with scurvy, diarrhaa and opbthalmia, and relieved very much of the formor and latwr. They have also catarrh, influenza, seurvy and chronic diarrhaa, Tt is wholly impossible to intelligently diagnose the! Re 3 toma, or to provide fer them as one wonld wish. We have them ail the aid that money liberally expend ed directe? by iateltigent Chriatian sym ior could dictate, But they are aset of poor, miserable beings, = will probably soon relay into their old state, satisfled. that they would have been much hap per as slaves in America. But the curse would be ‘upon us, for siavery aiways operates far more disad. amenay ae White owners then on the nogroes themael I trast t that the day is coming when thie horrible tramMc ‘will conse, But it must be by a powerful and combined ‘ottort on the part of the phigh nations. The people of the United States, as a mass, would revolt at the idea of so far relapsing into barbarism as to either re- establish or tolerate the slave trade, and the fuithful President of the United States but echoes the universal ‘public voice when he orders a peremptory and literal execution of our laws and treaties on the subject, and in the face of cavillers here and there in the South sen‘is the t enormous coat, out of the Union. Bat, in addi to eome improvements in our squadron oD the conat of Africa, by replacing the cighty-cight qune of large frigates aod sicops by many small jive steam gun. boats, there is @ great ‘aiso; nod is, you most make the crime sla ‘ving pireey and murder, and must execute the law so etining. Tam satisfied that some now mode mast also be sintrodered 8 for the trial of those found on board slavers; cake laying them at once and swinging them ad larm. your system now we the Ra lena “te crew and Court Calendan.Thts Day, Surname Covnr—Cixcury.—Vart 1—Nos. 575, 15, 661, 967, 1267, a 2103, 2009, 1801, 2223, 2256, 2257, ‘225.1; i, 227, 2, a, 2291, 2203, 2271, 22, 23 an? the odd’ pum 2510, 2616, 2520, 2622, 2528, 2880, 1, 2586, 214, 2546, 2648, 2650 2198, 1674, oars, "1906, "2558, 2500, S502, 260d, 2560, 2670, 2572, 2574, 2576, 2675, von. oof aOR Corts Ns, 829, 143, 518, 407, 4%, SRO, 254, 7, 100, 496,147, 434, 436, 388, 349, 393, 401, 402, to 08, 407, 417, 43%, 470, 508, 512, S41, 580, 4D, te Philadelphia Firemen are expected to have their photographs taken ai HOLMIIS’ gallery before they leave at Bab Broadway. Wiltiamson in oil, water color, &c., The Winter Cloming for ‘Boys, at jameot, &c., 349 Fulton street, Artisis yn. & RAYMOXD'S, comprias an immense vatie'y of Warm Feouts, Together with dress aud school suits, culrely newt slats t0 every age irom five to aixtoon, The dbet vet He ROGERS & RAYMOND, Corner of Fullon tnd Nassau wtvets, Good Tea $1 the Chest, . and 10 tbs, Good cofice for $l. CHORISTIANSON'S tex warobouss No. 1 Chambers street. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, new style. Price $60. Oflice 343 Beoad Winter Clothing. We have ais week made large additions to our siook of Moscow and Tabcador beaver the demand bus bee ‘Hes of our late Importalions. An early call will secure many of Our desirable etyity that wili soon he Outof the market D. DEVLIN & CO, 288, 989 andi Broadway. Business Suits at a Great Sacrifice.—We Will commence on Monday, Nov. 22, (o sell first rate fashion able suits nt fifteen doitirs, the same as are gold by other houses at twenty-five dollars, gd Bot Ly us, previously, for eos than twenty dol-ars. McKINLEY * McGR AT) } Broadway corner of Lispenard are. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent powder proof looks and cross bara. Also, fire and burglar proof paFlor sates.” Depot 162 Peat street Ro BERT M. PATRICK. Barry's Trt erous fd the Best and cheapestarticle for dresring, be ing, cleansing, curio: Moving aud reatorig ha Ladies try te SEAS by ad and Toupoes= Dade, soldaad applled qbetchelor’s Halr Dye, W © best ip the world, surpassing all. at the manufactory, 280 Brondwey. Herring's Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof aufe, 261 Brondway, conver Murray ot, Cristadoro’s | Bair Dye, Wigs and Toupee the bert in the world—wholesale snd reiil, and Ws dye prt Vaiely applied No. 6 Asior House. Holioway’s Pilis.—The “Lancet” concedes thai they have performed seemingly “miraculous cures” a few doses ai this season will regulite the system, and give tone fund vigor to the internal futietioas of the body. Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radteal Cure ture, "Reference to all the principal surgeons and physicians of the elty. Call and examine, 2 Vesey street, Astor ise. Ladies, if Sensible, Will Pr CANTILELL’S ladiee! thick sole fall boots. tulblonabie wehdog Gentlemen's Stik, Satin and Woollen Rus- sian scarfs and acarfs de voyage.—A. RAYMOND & CO., 297 Broadway, luvite the attention ‘of wholesale buyers to their pare a Pair of 813 Broadway. & Fargis’, 603 Broadwu: and visiting cards and wedding seuy, | new and exclusive styles of the above goods, fmported and thanufaciured by them for their Inte fall trade. -alvo, cov: sautly on largest stock of eravats, tes, So. ia ta Sause, Silver Plater.—Oid Ware Replateda cor gilt equal to let at 134 Fulton atreet, Sun Building. Ballows French Voke Shirts, Ready Made and to order, warranted to fit, at less than usial prices, at KALLOU BROTHERS, 4¢9 Broadwu: “FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. The week has been a broken one, ant though the hol day caused the bank exchanges to rise on Wednesday and Friday to an unuseal amount, the volume of business dove hasbeen small. The unts fim Europe have been uniformly unfavorable, They moy be summed up as— ower prices for cotton, with prospect of a further de- cline; a dull breadstuifs market, aud an ulter unwilling- ness to touch our inferior breadstuffy at any price; 4 rather increased demand for money, growing seemingly out of the unsatisfactory state of the exchanges between Eng land and the Continent, and the resemyt on of th: Bank of Vienna; lower prices fer consols, aod a genera! stagnation in meroliaadise aud stocks. These accounts have natural ly damaged the spirits of the public here. Cotton ha not materially veried in price here since last week Wut yesterday the firmness of holders showed sign of giving way. The receipts at the ports for the last week were 143,000 bales, against 52,000 last year— making 822,000 bales, against 345,000 to same date in 1857. Brokers seem to regard a further deciive a matte Of certainty. Dreadstafts close about where they stood 4 week ago; Uie movement in them at tbls port is mostly speculative, and the losses of real owners must be heavy jm groceries and general merchandise the business of the week has been light and without important change in quotations, Sugars are firm at last prices. fides are scarce, and are active at an advance of jyc.a tb. There has been no movement in teas. Dry goods, as usual at this season, have been tpanimate. ‘Tho foreign trade of the port last weck was very mode rate as compared with some weeks lately. The increase of imports over the corresponding week last year is insig- nificant, and the exports show a decline. As we approach the holidays busiaess must be expected to fall o® The following are the comparative Custom House tables of the foreign trade of the port — Total for week. $2,455,889 2,969,801 1,908,005 Previously rep'rt'd Pate sn ste 201.637 ,596 181,873,074 Since January 1., #191 350,063 204,607 457 132,71 Exrorrs Excucetvs ov Eerem. 1886. 1867. 1958, Total for the week... $1.495,268 9,111,409 1.356.195 Previously reported... 68,191,546 63.146,078 61,189,815 -$69,684,710 65,258,147 Exvorts or Serre. Schooner J. 1. Bowman, Mayaguer doubioons Bark Ltva, Maracatho, American gold... Steamer New York, Bremen, Bremen dollars Total for the week Previously reported, Since January 1 14,80: 73,896,689 28 BI, Bos once ssosss essen $23,900,521 28 The banks are guining specie. ft is generally under stood that the drain southward bas almost cevsed, and, as no one expects exchenge on EKurepe to rive, the prospect ig that the banks must again accomylate specie as freely as they did ia the spring. Last week they showed » specie average of $26,050,277. it is expected that tomorrow they 27,000,000, as the average af Newer: The Sub-Treasary holds $7,443,142 rdoy of the week previons, of money, Call leans t, the lattor rate betng Short firet clas’ papor | | Will BLOW at least ber 16 was a riting against $7,807.518 on There ts no change in the val range from tree to four per er oftener eurreat than the former. ts done at 4n 4); ninety day paper, first class, at 49g a 54; long paper, Gat; second class, $2 10, ecording to quolity and date, The inereaved demand Sr money in Rorope hat not been followed by any corresponding ine crease here, Foreign etchance continues ta droap. Por yesterday's steamer the clowiig rate for storting was 08% a 100, @ few brokers holding, t alling, at 100 ; france are quoted of 5.15 a 6.90, ‘The stock exchange exhibits a tendency & colapso into the condition of apathy and duliness which marked it | throughout the summer. On the one side, the abundance | of money and the clear prospect that in a very short time our banks will again hold something Uke thirty millions of idle coin, are caleulated to induce men to culate and to buy stocks for the rise; tat on the other, (t It nadeniable that the public faith in the fancy stocks of the day is destroyed, and it is but too certain that, at the pre. | fent time, none of the property represented by these | stocks is carning a fair incotae, The ayme causes which enable the banks to accumulate so mach useless bullion in thoit vaults operate to prevent the railroads from earning money; if, on the one hand, the pleat! fulnees of money may tempt speculators to buy stocks because it is 80 easy to carry them, that very same nccumulation of coin here ought to warn them against doing anything of the kind, because it moans that there is n0 business doing in the interior and no froights and traffic on the roads. State stocks and chotee bonds are, and have been for some time, in steady con stant demand. The price at which they are selling is, for instance, 90 for Mimonris, 97% for Virginins, 94 for Ton fheasees, all six per cent stocks, showing how much the pub lie is prepared to pay for safe investments. The demand for railroad bonds, even—for instance such bonds as the Frice—the convertiblee are setling at 40—aleo proves that any security where income is neither dependeat on doubt. ful contingencies nor liabie to be taken away by frand, f sure of a market at Ligh prices At prevent But with rail. NEW YORE HERALD, MONDAY, road etocke the public evidently will have nothing to do. And in Uhe face of @ general stagnation in business, and what might almost be called aa ancihiiation of trafic on the railways—in the teeth of unquestioned discoveries of frauds im every shape in tbe railroad history of the coun- tery, with the prospect of at least oee teading road going headlong into confessed ingolyeney and quasi-repudiation oe st spring —whot prodovt vuswess maa would risk his weans in auch to" ments? broken weck compressed the business of six into five days, and made it appear that there wus more dove than was really the case, In the Western stocks there might have been a reaction ov Wednesday and Friday, 48 the decline in these deseriptions has been unusually severe, kad some of them, aa the Galena and Rock Island, ave out of debt aad Muaueially sound, but the reports of the November carpings have destroyed the courage of ue bravest bulls. New York Central has been the sub- ject of a tour de force by some of the skillful operators at the Board, who, having sold short at 85, bought in at 814¢ a 82, and cornered tkeir tess adroit colleagues. They put the stock to 83%, and wisely changed their tactics this point. The teaimg bears expect (0 seo this stock sell at 7 before wary. Tho bears in Reading have again been sharply cornored by tho Philadelphians, who are uninflaenced by the reports of tonnage, and make the most by the searcity of stock. No dividend has yet been deciared on Pacific Mail, which has failon back in consequence, The genoval impression apnears to be that Commodore Vanderbilt wtl! convinces tho company that, after all, tho $56,000 monthly subsidy was a cheap price to pay for his forbearance. The course of the Swek Exchange for the past woek has been as follows — Nov. 20. Missouri 6's........ 9016 New York Cvutral: 83 Erio.......+ 16K Hudson River, a Reading 52 Punama,.. 120% Michigan $ 4 51h Michigan Cent: al.. 53? Galena... Wy Roek Islan Mlinois Central. 9% Pacific Maj 10344 ‘The London News, of the St ist. ita city article A meeting of the holders of Mississtppi bonds (Planters’ Pank issue) was held today (di), at the oitice of Mr. Lewis Hi. Hasiewood, in Lothbury, when « comtuittes con sisting of the follow{ag gentlemen was formed, bo agitate on bebalf of the bondholders’ interests, viz-—Messrs. Geo. Peabocy, James Capel, Lewis H. Hasiewood, John Moxon, and Adtirel Best. ‘It will Ue remembered that the amount of debt issued by the State of Miesiamppi, through the Planters’ Bank, ws €2,000,000, or say £400,000 ster. ling, bearing interest at six per cent, and redeemable in the 'years 184146-5101-G6-71. The coupons have re- mained unpaid since July, 1840, ‘This debt was never formally repudiated by Mississippi, although a worse fale betel the $5,900,000 of debt issued througa the Union Buk. bas the following in Stock xe! Saroepay, Noy. 20, 185 8 $5000 T States 5's, 74 10424 3000 Th Canad U iis, 10235 9000 Tenn 6's, "90 7000 do. 270 V1 Virginia o's. Hatha my $000 EF RR bade, 6090 Frickk:Cbds,'71 40 3000 Har RR Ist in. 88 20000 Har 2d m bds.. 831¢ 8000 Hi Cen RE bas. 93 100 ss Ocean Bank.. 95% 6 Metropolitan Bk.. 1094 6 Continentai Kank. 100 155 Det Kiva C1 Co., 97 150 146 150, 309 = Cley & Ty do... BOAND. 100 Mich Con Rit. 's60 ‘200 Panama RR. LO Clev, Col &CmRK 900 Gai —_ Riso a 100 Cleve & Tol BR.. = Chi & Ried RR, boo do, 100 ait & Mi RR 25 LaCross& MRR Db CITY COMMERCIAL Sarernay, Asin. —Saive were limited and prices: heavy Bexapercrys.—Flour—The market for comnoa brands continued heavy, while good to choice grades and extra branits ruled tit. ‘The ‘ales embraced about 9,000 bola. , cloning within the follow og range of prices Standard to saperfine State: bextra State do, Common to good Wester: bxtra Towa Siobigen, Tod pxira round wot » Olio, Lames brani. Southern faney and extra. Choice family extra and bakers’ brands Rye flour RELA | zesgeusaness. vi sales confined to about 409 vbls., cloring within the range of our quotations. Southern flour was io fair demand, with eales of about : vis. closing within the range of oar quotations, Rye rn meal w tiet and sales timued. Wheat et was heavy and the demand limited. The soles embraced about 13,000 bushels, includin Cooadian «bite «091 45 6 $150, Canadian club at $1 08; good red Western, at $1 22: mixed Western, at $1 20; chowe white Keatucky, part at $1 50; fair white Sonthe ‘ at#l 2, Corn was heavy inregul ie Sales embraced abont incluting Western mixed at 73sec. é¢., white Honthern at S46. and Jersey yeliow at Se Rye woe firues 4 85« with sales of 1.200 bushels at Tie. Barley firm. Oats were dail and lower, with sales of State at 46 yo. a 48¢,, andof Westora and Canadian at b0c. a 5 Cormee—Sales of 40 bags of Rio were made at 10:¥¢. Other descriptions were quiet. Corton. The market waa firmer, with sales of about 8,000 bales, incleding 1,100 in transtia, clawing firm at Lise. for miadling upland Farints.—To Liverpool, about 909 bales of cotion were engaged nt ‘4. 60 tierce inxsood at 2s. G4. per ton, 160 bbis. hoe os. died. To London , 400 tierens of lx ngaugod at 4x, ht 309 bbie. ‘do. at Ba. Sd. Cotton to Havre was at} aches and rice At $84 $0, and bark at $10. A schooner was token tp to load with inmber at Marien for Havanaat | SiO. There was nothing new to Glasgow, Australia or California Furrt.—Sales of about yy of raisins were made, inciodiog layers, at $2 at £205; halves al %, rat 300 bbls. and 50 les of about Hay Was firin at 900. fof shipping, with 1,000 bales. Irow.—Sooted pig wae Gruv, with aales at full prices Movawmte.—Saics of 99 bids. Porto Rico wore made at 30¢. Provioxa —Potke-The market was heavy and sales moderato, ‘There continued w be a fair demand for future delivery. The sales on the spot embraced about 500 bbls. in jots, including mess at $17 60. thin mess at $16 86, and $15 75 8 BL4 for prime: and 1,000 bbis. meee were sold at seller’ option, deliverable in Decor. Ser, at $17 80. Beef wne firm and fo fair demand, with sos of about 360 bbls including country prime ot $6 50a $7, country moss PUP 16, railgoad wees at 87, kod Weatern de. at $9 75 a S11, and extra do. at $11 50 a $12. Prime mose Was normipal at $18 a FIG. Sales of 200 Hbis. beet | were made at Ie, a L6e. for fair to good. Bacon was dull Cut meats wore irregular: the sales embraced 500 bbis., iucluding shoulders at 61¢c. a 6440... and 500 hams at 9 gr. Lard was stendy, and the vies embraced abont 200 bbs at 1020. @ Te., and sales of 500 Leroes prime were re- oe delive ve im 2 y, Febroary and March, at and 1,600 kegs at 12340. Dressed hogs were selltng at Te. LA ui yee. Butter and cheese were anchanged Rick wae ond prices were nominal Sroane— The pot wae steady, with sales of about ay — ‘wha and 30 do. Porto Rico within the range of Bho a Tie. Waren was stondy, with salen of about 900 bble. at | kee 2 Birth, Spring, New Jertey, on Tuesday, oft John Smyth, of three sous. Servet — At Host Nov. 16, Saman, wi Married. Birney —Jevvisov.—At Panville, Penn, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 17) at = residence of the bride's father, by the he Ror Jeanison, Mr. Davw B. Brewery, of ‘iadelphia, to Mies M. Asroceerrs Jewwiaow, daughter or William Jennison, of Danville, Pa. CrxTi—Martiy.—On Wednesday, Nov. 17, by the Rev. Dr. MoClintook, Wnts i, Conms to Axwue K. Maxres, both of thie nee inTanate.—fn this city, STs Nov. ae. Na ¥ Burtingham, Me. Oa L. Ora iment. pa Rey Buffato, on Thursday, Now. y hy the Rew. Dr. ning, ‘at the residence of Morgan Brown, Esq. T. Paex, of Brooklyn, 1. Ty to Lowa, dauataer of). Are Ainesworth: Hey., of Potty Mills, Jutorson county, N.Y Semak—Locrwoon.—At the Thirteenth street Prog rie rian cbureh, on Wednesday , Nov. 10, by the Moy, & D. Burchard, Tymovous A. simak to Magra K. Lookwoo ‘ all of this city Died. Beaoriayp.—At Madison, N.J ,om Saturday, Nov, 20, Looms Zane Dovntaxp BarrLann, relict of the late ¥. 3. K. Beaupland. ‘Tuo reialives and friends of the family aro respectfally invited to attend the fv ai Madison, N, J., on (his day (Monday Th will t Place on the arrival of the 6.30 A. M. Morris and Essex train from New York. BONE AC: —Suddenly, at ber residence, No. 35 West | Fightecnth etreet, Myre, May O’BRAN Boww'ack, in ber 624 yeur. ‘The relatives anc friends of the fuimily are requested to altend the iunera: as above, on Tuesday afternocn, at one o'clock. Couwryy.—On Satury , Kuma T. Counryy, guagheer of Alfred and fliza © poate aged 19 years and 8 tthe friends of the fumily are invited to sitead the funeral ob Tucalay afernoon, at one o'clock, from 162 Sixth street, Downx1y.—On Saturday, Nov. 20, Coanmiuus Downey, aged 26 years and 6 inonths, from iajurios received on. board the sbip Constantine, ‘Tho funeral will take place trom the residence of his mother, 167 Fast Twellth sweet, on Cuesday a{teruoon, at two o'cioe!s Troy papers please copy. Dricos.—In Brook}yn FE. D., on Sunday, Nov. 21, Mrs Mary Enzapsns, wife of Marshal 8. prises cae daughter ‘of Aarov Sanford, Fsq., of Reading ‘The funeral service will tuke place at + 4ihy ee father-in-law, Edward Driggs, Esq., 91 South Second street, Brovkiyn, E.D., this afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Her retnains will be taken to Reading, Coun., on Tuesday morning, by tho seven o'clock train, New Haven and Danbury Railroad. Ginson —Ou Saturday, Nov, 20, Aomtine Guson, wife of William D. Gibson, aged 30 years. Owego papers please copy Gravy.—Ou Saturday, Nov. 20, after a long and severe itness, MaRiA Gkapy, the beloved sister of Patrick Grady, in the 33d year of her age. ‘The friends of the family and those of her brother are. invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 388 Water street, on this (Monday) aflernooa, at two o'clock. Axaty.—In this city, on Sunday, Nov. 21, Baxrtovomew ‘Hgary, ex-Alderman of the Fourth ward, in his 38th year, ‘hs frien» and acquaintances and thoso of brothers, Jeremiah, Michaol and Fdward, also his brothers in law, James Kennarel and Joha Coghlib, are respectfully iuvited to attend his funeral from his b 62 Catharine street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without fur- ther botice. Lupatan.—At Albany , N. ¥., Nov. 10, on Wednesda Many Hivpman, i% tho 1Sch year of her age at Uae same place, on Wed) Nov. 17, ANNA. MivDMAN, in the 17th 'yeur of her age, danghters of A. G. Hindman. ‘Their affection for euch other im Ife has not separated them even in death Invine,—On Sa v.20, after a tong and severe iMness, Mancarar aged 22 years, 11 months and 18 day. The relatives ao! friends of the fame ly are re fully invited to aitond the funeral ( the mee of her brother, 118 Willett suet, at one o'clock this (Monday) aiternoon Philade'phia papers please copy. Saturday mormoz, Nov, 20, after a shor maRsiEy Hi, Hour, father of J. 1. Loft, in the 67th invited to at- Telatives and friends aro respect! tend the funeral this (Monday) afte trom the residence of his son, 307 Rivington street, corner 12, Mr Lotresey. — Drpsatce Le waaerN, aged wy ‘The frivadn and acquaintaices vhoge of hus brother, Mr, Bobike L nvited to attens his funeral oa 1 lock, from t, without further notic Mann —On Saturday, Nov. 20, Joay W. Marrs. His funeral will take frow No. 17 Oty Hail place this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'ciork. Maykws On Satur 2, after» short and se- vero illness, Mancaret T. Mere, the beloved wife of P. of Thomas Davin d the members of Company the members of Getty Lodge No. TEL OL of OF. sspecttully iavited to attend the fn- neral on Tuesday forenoon, at 10 o'clock, trom the re- sidence of her parents, 150 Saliivan st Nxisoy. —On Sunday, Nov. 21, Ricvarn 4, son of Ben- jamin T, and Margaret Nelson, aged 8 mouths aud 29 day the family, and also are Fespectially: tormooa, at one West Tuirty-third he remains will be taken to Westfield, New Jersey, for interment. Partwos.--On Saturday morning, Noy. 20, Marrnmw Parnson, aged 56 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the fami! sone-in-law, David K. Ducker and William J. Kerrigan, aiso the members of Brooklys Division, No. 18, and of Washington Division, No. 4, 8. of T., and Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, 1. 0. of G. Fare respect{uily invited to attend the foants ‘ie his tat residence, No, 91 Washington street, Brooklyn, on this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock ‘The remaing will be ivterred ia Cy press ills Cemetery. Stararr.—On Sunday morning, Nov. 23, at three o'olack, suidenly, of crowp, Hair Skreet, aged & years, LI months and 2 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re —, invited to attend the funeral this (Monday) afte two o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, 7 abies street, between Henry and Hicks streets, Brooklyu, will out further notice Terhtrs.—At Cutchogue, L. 1, on Tharsday Rucewaan, son of the tat Joshua Tuthill, in tae his age. His remains were interrod at Cutchoque. Calfornia 5 apers plcase Op) Terser.—On Sui N 143 ‘West Twenty seve #0tb year of her age. ‘The frieots of the family are invited to attend the fa neral from Thirtieth street Metholist Episcopal eburch, on Tuesday afternovt Weeeenr.—On Saturday, Nov. 20. A M., wife of D. H. Wersebe, aged 43 years, § months and two days, The friends and relatives of the faintly, also Troup C, Union Hussars, Third regiment, are respectfully invitet to attend the foneral, on this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late retidence, No. 260 Sixth’ street, corner of avense D. Her rema'ns will be taken to Green: wood for interment a sareet, Mes. Any Toxvan, in th» ____ MISC ELLANEOUS. ) RARTHOLIS ‘SEWING MACHINES HAVE NO + superior” —Hersid. Office 449 Broadway. T RICE & GOLDENBERG 'S, 319 CANAL SEREET, OREAT DUCTION DN PRicet Of the following proms, vie i ‘ulllly Ines whack uuipare ac, alt with Bic Prewets thee a ad read oe vale” equare p Frened round and - veils, coidures, rmaaeataeies Pay ac., &o., Honiton: - and ions. Point d’ appliyte cvliars, laces, bandkerchetfy, barbes, Metation colinet an wets new atyiee., Mourning coRAT® Rel Bets, tn wew pauierns Latien mn wantof any of the abo and judge for themselves. ‘Oar motig te "Nat to be outdone.” 7 RICK & GOLDFNB Thy a, au CANAL STRERT, BARGADS. FY OMAUCTION, Tn tadien’ drees tritas wack brgnet ribbons. Seabee cage Indic ovay cloaks and Tnmenge gia on of Indica Grows cloaks aa Mansitn wimmings ud nang reach rosy ‘Trimming ridbow, and inv Sayers trail und examine if tock. sine ats of tara nip varied nant the is Wry oder st pa ree’ NT BEI i sot ot Oat OF tM ee sTio he lnngent a CROCHET CHENTLLE AND PRACT PRINGRS, aed Props AT WHOLESALE, BALLARD & Ne fea ys % examen varietion PAN ¥ ROBES, pts} will sei) to ameb bayer ws are in favor of flr $4 BLACK Ovencoam, At EVANS’, 66 and 63 Fulton treet. gina mune BLACK OVERCOATS, Sa Bx BLAC ry Orman 66 and 63 Fulton street | ALBVANS), EVANS’, 68 and 68 Potton street, ry BLACK CLOTH OrERCOATS ) FANS 8 66 and 68 Potton treet, $6 BLACK CLOTH OvER: OATS, AL EVANS’, 68 aad 68 Fw $6 BLACK CLOTH Ovi $8" BLACK CLOTH A NBRCOATS, PNR 06 hd 63 Futon street game BLACK CLOTH OYFECOATS NB’, 66 and G3 Futon etree LACK CLOTH overcoats, © $8" At EVANS’, 66 and 63 Fulton «' eet. $1 WEAY ¥ BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, ALRVANS’ 66 and 68 Fulton street. ACK wont OVERCOATS treet, ROOATS, VANS 8 and 6 Fulton treet, —_———— $10™* HEAVY BLA AUEV ANS’, 66 and 68 Pulte S10 HEAVY Bhac BLACK CLOTH OVEROOATS, At EVANS’, 66 aad 65 Fulton sireet. $8° PXCELLE LENT BI ry AND MACE ror OVER. conte, EV. ANS’ Faiom street. $8 ox BQ FXCRLEENT Bt, BLUE AND BLACK prot OVER. ry EVANS’, 66 and 63 Fulton sireet, $8 & = PLENT BAND BLACK PILOT over. _.. At EV ANS’, 66 and 63 Ft nit ton street, woot | 5 FINE 9 MoRcow 1 VE street, gs rh Fi FINE MOSCON moscow REAVER OVERCOATS, oa At VANS’, 68 and 63 Fulton etreat, $15 Fine Mosvow BEAVER OVEROOATS, 0 AL BVANS), 06 aud 03 Fuligustroct, NOVEMBER 22, 1858, W STYLZ—PRICR MO G80 0 @ BAKER'S vlebrated family wewtng: 95 Brondway, a in the market for a oP nee now ince thems within lionably the best A’ “Rice ‘f G0, DENUERG'S, 319 CANAL, sTREK?, WITH FRENOH KID GLOVES. y PO, article, of one of she best French manufuctarors, we are Bel ONS 4 Oe. a pair, worth CORNS. dang sott, 8.8. 8M sont oe sud by F. C.Whiioea Gt 15 Franklin siveet OOKS AND ENGRAVINGS ROUGHT AT THE OLD Curtoaity Shop, 109 Nassau #t. A Lew copivs of Morgan's Expose of Froe Masoury for sale, cranny SYRUP.~THIS GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, for sorotula, liver or womb complaint, te nuagteal. Tey i cured by the magnetic sslve For ABE'S SyAUE— FOR SOR THROAT TN OMT. DREN cough, cold, dj WIA OF Weakness in fernales. For gale by ©. H. RING, 1 ‘9d Broadway; BARNES & PARKS, 15 Park row, wholesalt yon BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THE Seas, onred aio, 09 thas the boot can be worn tim= cael ate thuut the leag: inconventence tena at by ep Pact H(ARIE: surgeon ctiropetat, 760 ondway. Kefers to snd eu rgeons of the city. DAnores aamar as ARTALL, TWENTY FIV PAD DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND pet asrets, DIAMOND BEACKLETS, DIAMOND KARRINGS, | ee BS: AS: 0. PRAOOUI, onto, _ Represented by DAVID BAIT, 496 Broadway, up ovale, OWER'S IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES, (Siroa ove! pale) peretsyert re iam vanis fn Sete, mont State Fair, New York sinie Fa tate Coat Fair, Untied Slates Fair, Virginin Sate Fate, and Franks Vontiinte Fair, within testy deys, we have now only to iuvite the public to ekamine ovr large iigek of aeaice of every var ety nd alo to teat the principle of s six toa acale, aot 9 o8 the door Of ur stores well ne to ex TRIS ‘SUPERIORITY, 9 Wong em SON A FRANK EF, HOWE, Rroome street, P bs _Flrst door from Brondway. KYER'S MIRACULOUS VERMIN _DESTROYE Read on the eighth page of the Dally Timea, « number alow attesting to the efflesey of Meyers miraculous Which sever fall to destroy alt kinds of vermin kale at the proprietors depot, 6 i corner Houston street, at Rushion’s, 10 Astor Louse and 117 Browdway, cornec Cana INGER'S SEWING MACHINES, The great reduction tp the pricw of these Indiageaaab!e me chines has brought « rusb of cunomsers, Though the prieg have been put down the mackines are mad than ever uw New ie the time ty ty ia. asRGee re €0., 453 Broadway, New York. > THR LADIES.—PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, SPOTS ON the akin are eradicnies in two days, by Dr. TOLTAS® Wonderful Venitinn dininent, or no pay. ‘It clears the cons plexion, inakes soft au haut the injurious elfecta of harm the skin of ai i edly ite une. Bold by Price 25 and 50 ceata 10 CIDER BOTTLERS AND MANUFACTURE Preparation for keeping apy length of time without oor thg, and producing sparking cider. .\1s0 tnsect powder, ot! of rye, Alumninm, and soluble glass, &e. Dr. FRUCHT WAN RR, No, 14 3Maiden fane, I8TS AND PHYS TARR—A DRUG STORK, a in this city, ete & by apelyto, a business hese every! va who is ines ines where bin quured, ts ind ve the atore at a sacrifica. ATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND PHYSICAL RK storative annihtltes aetralgia, epilepsy, delirium tre mens, and al! nervuns affections. JOHN PYNE & CO,, 109 Nassau street RAT A MEET th ward, held at 213 street, 01 preanitile mind hereas, ihe cqanmendad Henry of tho Fou M in eas the defeat i vets of this club; theredore, Resolved, That the Manhatian Cinb of the Kighth ward re. pudiate the nomination of Nenry Lark for Conuctlran by any Party calling themselves demwerale. EN Joly C M. B. Vox, Secretary 550. SINGER'S a able averting mackine for family purpose & a hearing the iymuress of Uke watacg of Ue woo au? tera manufaolurers ie the word, hee long been wanted, T comp ee Presi Pain 500 BEAUTIFUL PRENCH BEAVER PANTS, worth 810, welling (or 8, At RVANS? 66 and G3 Fallon ateaet POSTAL DIRE TORY, Foreign and Domestic Mutts. TIVE OF CLOSING AT THR KEW YORK OFT” Mee Dowsstt¢. ...North-- Almay. Eemie end Canadas... . North and Went way twa watl.. : . Western mali, via Kre Soni wd south ‘Moe Ovstiand Wali r Os every Monday and Tharway, desis for Kehould be ured “Overtsad, & S. Langone tbe Urerinod Mall from St, Joseph, (Mo) to racersttie, via Sai! Laie chy, leaves St. .toueph every Saturday, at 8 A.M. Let ere abe arked “Overaid, v8 Bt Jee Bo, Pacire. ie steamer, a, ony, Thee. 6... hear Church, and by drugs For | ee | he Fa en 13th, bark Mary ! tare Wenner |} ! | § Trethagd re 8, i Sn Vigo, oro ie, for Laldmore do, Wm Sehronder, ey i entoy it Kilts, for do do. UA brig Now Mra, Waluer,, Philadel Jo port Healy, Callao (sad eb ot Wiabt 33, Gillehriay, Giebriat, 21 days for Loudon. St Joka, WB, Cuxmaven, Oct 31—Sid Bavaria, Traube, NY ork. gts Oot Baer Reeguiator, Newsom, Usa vi the “Prat Now S— Art & Sherman, Hichborn, London for Boston, Passed do 6th, Washington, Shepherd, trom Shivida for Bees Stan Nov 2—Passed Bengalen, Planten, from Rotardam ke ieee Ian, rd Nov 1—In port brig FB Hichborn, Steele, for Na Gi ar for NYort; ott Sat as Nereus, Aikian, Bostoos Ginaka, Nov't—Arr bar Hebron, Shepherd, Havana the arom raan she wan vapertad tor Hiclsamn, Baek: ‘ra magter), ieryoet, Nov 2—Arr Valetta, MoMonagie, NYork. Sid tat, Begealen, [ianien, Bogce. Ao ‘Ke rbot, var, Nov lore, 0 NOrieana In the Kovde Sd, b Kreme! Dyer basher ‘a Miinvane Nor ior are orig A Ai kag: vasa, Now ver, No 5 Meamehip Ean hy, Gein, NX inl oid Wan trraniada, io Herresaa Aspiawatl: beste rte Gooding, ‘rcksontte, Sanit: Senth, NOeiowass Towa: ob ary He kemtath Shes Phils 21th, steal Susan, Drow, Savannah, Jona Hathaway, Smith, arith ‘ons, barks Pama és [éccate, iy pad ‘in Corta- thing, Freneh, NY ork; Pilot jag ‘iilaimad, Port, rn, An nano land: brig Dens Dehmark, Sapten ¢ Caimito; sehr POOL, mise L-Are Wallace, Lane, St Joha NB; th, olla (4), MeMaaiern, Quebec. 4 about fib, Paterson, Pericing, ‘Gaui Ha- tibbens: Mob + ft “inst, Bottle, atontta; tharae, Philsdelp hie Dewhurst, Charleston; Ein Moance, and Mountaineer, Wnson NOreans, Gari Mobile, Success, Chane, NYor! Brewster, Olatky do; La’ dy Russell, Mosher, Mobile. note toe, Plakkam, pS Express. Patterson, Bombay. aw Foster, Jr, Abeet; tn the river outward bound Sth, J w ngton, wa Ml Albert Gallatin, Delano, Lg bao | uener, for Savaaian (hd tua); ito Sa Robinwon and Lady outing st do 2d, Revenue, Robinson, rank; Wallace, Lane, Savani Neluon, , Orvondater, Pike, do; Henry hy Caulking, NYork, Alexacer, Strang, Savannel A Dixey, Dixey, Phe: ludelphiss (Gestiaution cb Ady at di. Nort Belton (Jue, ‘for Poetiand tubs Europa («), for Hoston vin Hatifan 20th; Calliope, Goodwin, foe Boston uth; City ot Laltamore (s), Leiteh, ior NYork toths Arica (#), Shannon, for de ta Washington, Biles foe BYorte ¥ Dixey, for : W Brine, Lanuid, for Baltimore 20th;_ F aim nth, Berry . Meade, for do soon, ermine. Strieks iy Point soon; ‘Sin! Dunning, Skouveld. to Mobile #09 #8, Colley, tor NOrleans few days, American Union, Gu for 09, to follow the StJames, Revenua, Robinson, for d early dispateh: Hebe, Hanae, for 8a. win, Wigan, for Key Wot: fin N Orleans; Gleaner, for Baa F , Ickey, for guemie: Eimersid, Gook, for New Ra en, Ryder ‘from Be jor (from tor ors Pb Sh) tktae "Dragou, Darts andon), ents Oct so Pul ia, Ja Young, Scott, from Glaagow 1 Boston, Lane HORN, Oct 2—Arr Lonisa Killam. White, Genoa. to Aug3?~Arr Tavineible, Jolnava, Livee- MaLuownese, pres 2d Low aa, NOrteans. A T—In port barks Kwan, Lennon, for Bat hive for New York da: Job brig F W Onksmith, Tausan, Nov T—Att atk’ Heaper, Pecking, Liverpoet. Sii 7th bark Meidon, Mitebell, Portinnd: Lita, eo, briga Urania, Church, Wiiningtow A Itienchart, lisncharvs Savamnab he KT, LP 36d Henrietta, Svecardin, Bt T . Arun, Oct rr Hope c ml Wiley, New York: New VITA, ‘ct 16— Arr schr Sea Breeze, 6th, brig Granada Pettengill, do. ct 25-08, Fannie’ Field, Harriman, from York. ru, Nov 3-Arr Amanda, Kendrick,’ St Dominge leah i Poxrnasn Nor 3 Of Helene, from Richmond fr Bremen. Arr fa the Roads Oct 31, Ocean Ragle, West ce Nichol ohana Wubetinine, riermany Battimore tor’ fee en. Pivaorra, Noy 3—\rr HD Beookmaa, Johoson, Callao for owes. OM do Gel St, OWilie, Deovemann, from Richmond for Bre- m pehRZanes Now t-OMf, Williom Tell, Funk, from NY¥ort (or Havre Batanno, Oct Arr Tempo, N York P. 1—In port harks U having re pared. Rio J Oot Th Aer ship Baer, Teale, in Rees. ‘nglinn steamer left Rio J. # brooably arr seme day.) nie Hui amar 1» Mabie; 1 4, abip Maria (Belg), Wuiven, NOrleans, brige Caura, Pescud, tecture reported atl fur RYorks: Laurange, Amidon, doi Babi Parmantier (Fr), Cham, Hau F rancises; brig calc, NUrlenns: 8th, ship Jane (it), Setlaad, in, MeKee, NOriesns; wig Wandarer remy romney, N York: ti, barks © 8 Meaus,’ Menus, NOrlenna; 9h. Teves Runs, Rusa, Kirrachee (with part of cargo ot emus brie Indio imp), Fages, | States: Lago (Spy Modoley , citys, Seba, 3 vebe Rendwich Inland. neko on the 10u, aud the Choo: charles Wurtridge; 2 ake. tune (the Lat arr ept ow, from New Tandon 21 —Arr previous, U1 Mildmay, Webb, eCau + bt Tuomas, Oct Arr whee Wi wu “om ras 3 ; beth City (ci4'2b tor Tucke Ialands, Bavana.. “Warrior, "ai ALM, | insti 254, Star, Harris, Guadatonpe tand aid ia . om, (a. RC) ah, tama: Fs hewarar mus ah A . ve ; | Jurts Talands to ined Rr eget: mune ad agin, — ube ad Joga es Haring, Wir ear id Eonors.. peat tS Gi cepool, Wed OM ALM. | Mini day for Fark Tala fowl 6 Bonn Bb, pubs . ie 8 Alabarua, Coowther Charleston (aud alt cnene dng for $i Fobne PR, where she arr 20th); Magnolia, Nickerson. dine TIME OF CLOSING AT TITY LONDON OFFIOR. Twpta ‘The Overian’t Mail clones ag follows:—Via Mar. Onis mh Avwmaise. Via Harve aed Sueron the 16th Via Roath. armyten and Ser 12b Macrrrrys...Vin Aden 03 the sth ond 31th of the month. Baast.......Vie Southampton on the 90h of the month. ‘When the date of maaing up the Indian and Anatralion Lowden fails on @ Suudey, Wey are mate wp oa tae ah ~~ Port of New York, November 81, 185%, ARRIVED Steamship Alabama Schenck, Se sengers, to Bernd L Mitchitl & Son. Marion, beuce for Charleston Ship Neptune, Peabody, Liverpool, Oct Tt, with maee and 110 WoC W Man atric ‘pfiew, a sexmnen. of Wate vat vertemrt and tat “Berk Pity. Tuion, Havsns, Nov 4. with sugar, segars, ttc, » albert Hoch ” Bark Rif, Percival, Baltimore, 7 daze, in ballast, to Siena ousides. Has had heavy geits from N wo NW the waule ord, was Washed Crude Port Rw im for Ke y Wert mer Pelkag, Acirieh, Provideoee. Row Wm i Webb. tans, with lows one bark 1 Mezzarcl, of steamy Avebor. from Turk Lentie, from Richmond, Va, for the Sandwich tsianda, put inte Rio Janeiro Ort 10, for repairs. Pir Cars, Reanel!, fom London for Kurraches wut into Rio Janeiro Bept 16, leaky, bad been surveyed Oct 9 aine inches water per boar, ship badiy strained, stern frame tnitch worked, bottom aettlad. ctanchiona aed | ae, Paaging Ruews bmily fastening Ion, sear, 1 bi os ed “8, and argo will» wewaed tn the Last ranger (Amerie na) Casronsin Paecoats—We clipper ship Fanny & Pertoy, of for San Proncisco, advertined for notice by advertisement, the Merebants Express Line, ihe 20th inst, in consequence ypen for freight ening, 24s oat. Her larg: been Sled In Lhe short spate of thirteen cess of the young bonse, “Pabcorks, Coo 1 days. The promis tohaces, ran ashore un the PM . for NYork, wisiole put back here teaky, has competed hrr discharge JONTeTTIR—A Cann—On atariue at SavAnnAd inst wee! drew up ® card, in which they say —“Too on = fy fine — ip Hunes’ om pat, at! of Atter in Seaton hee York, we are now cclely xestored st benutifel ey. We cheerfully rerwemmend, the Hunartile. and pleasant sea hoat, with accommodations unairpussed the arrival of the tbe | forthe comfort of passengers” Spoken, die. Victoria Reed, Preble, from Liverpool the Philately hia, Det 2, of Kinsale Jane BE Willoms am Peosacola for Bueaos Ayres, Ont Ink 34 Hon 39,10 1 He Maree, from Richmond for Rio Janeing, Oct 9, wisi Net Wark Sirah Ann. Drinkwater, ‘Oot 51, lat 43:23, tow 7 16 W from London for NOrieans, Pore Ports, Asrwenr, Nov (—Sid Orphan, Rockwell, Havana, Batata, Sept $—Arr Ocean Rover, Pickoring, Melbourne. Borpuave, Nov 2-Sid Amondn Jane York. Barrasy, Get 3—A°> Robt Leoward, (ook, St John, NB. Are Dubtin Lane Moomouth Doane, € Nov 3—Off, Union, Horunaas, fom NYork for Breurnn crew, Oct S—In the Roads, Abby! tread LURNOS AYnES, Sept 2 Are buck Califomia, Burgley, Row tou sad ald Bt Cor Bowactos Johnson, for ) shite Md th of rach month. | brig Argyie, Digas, Areciie to loed for NY ark 48 | at auchor between ‘ne tt ship capacity wil hase | Siipen, Havre, hare Laaie Bogs, Dizer, N York) sehr ae, River, NB. Sid | Sound. for w Parker Trom Sore, gnane Lalande eat day, Ver Pay EI ean, hm: Tet fie 2th tor Turks Lulands to load for Phatade! ches », load for do, Ossua, Torrey, Bt Stapler, Sugu Fe sort er 1 siet emnoane, for pg) ag LT EL Nira a Remthard, Santi, for de abot dtm (nefore reported for Fatrkon cee: en cia. 8 Tota eta Me bella, Head, from NYork, are St; sche fom St Thoma, arr 3h, cing Adome Henderem, rrowhe Me we Oct Beate remiat ne, Oe itaskel at beg KB Porter hie Co won. me, Aux ‘aves: Os il, ahd Princess, New ander and wing NW, slip F Greeley; tarks Housnder, 19—Arr wtenmaly lowell, ee : a, Snaith, Cornelia 4 Orook, Reernham, 4. New York. saralt'M Sherman, sk Ve gpett Giteon Won To tieg: S dobne NF) Millard Pilipore, Toshi, & tence; BN Mei, Paddock. do. John Henry, Fenton. Derby shes RO Stennerd, dr, Travers, Ole oo, It.) Serthner, mit Are He abi Minnew hi nal Joly Beowion, ba ane, nd Engin, Clark, sieniably domes Adger. Adee vere: ships Uacie Joe, Tn the offing, sehre are Be Sewell, Liverpool, Colominy, Stewart, do. Reiow Dith (by tel) bark He ury. Crom BYork a beg * at TERN oe ane Pace bart pon. Cope Wing W, 6 TENN NRE ¥ 1. Mobile, brie Pizacro, itp Orizmta Pincty “Teoton end Endlanotag hp Potter. Boston, BF Gavain (iivem), Yam Tenow ships Peay Brooms, fro Viewer frm I teerpaot Johan R Rovinsoa, ‘th, eal Old, Galt Beem Wilson, A paiaciide Ave teu (by mM, Cole, iu liee, sebt-G) Hawa, Ben . HHLADELPITA, Now 3) Bin at Are same Bote Silew, shvemann, Abie, 40; betes Bary Wilmington, bei es p - Carteays on Peng Ds Marweet, alae, ork; wi, Rickemna Sa Tong yy aw sata Bite, Huniey. Provdeuce ai Lay P Spragy i D ome stk rahi ~ eM ore a the can ‘ inleatn: Nias hy § Banhess :. Pansy ‘to Janetnt Coroltpe A oe bite Perna Providence: 8. win % yn ‘a0; ‘Sch Sate. we ! rm arene Nov sd tae Tmapire, in Torte Talwnds, tia Holmes’ Hote, for Boston, put in OF a, % be] + ee prea oston: schra Few ha ” A ntebe Nickoreon, 1? ont: Mown ain Be: Fontes, Nore ‘gta On. Ri ie Pe. Roe “i L, hang aed hi brig Mi leit, arn’ Killaabeth Hall, 4. vt and Lowe | * fnew, Nanogen, 3 untyn Bagi and Tresou ie ford. Colbren, Phtiadelph PRNSACULA, Noy ier brig Mi State, Stowers, Searapork Cla hy T Ragin. | athare. Fran * BRE FRAN cieGo, Gert Arr bare Dat, bark Palmetto, Gareia, . dears on tue ae We iRaat hee, veamsabins Apatite AN, Now rigs Risinoce, Mara Mort