The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1858, Page 8

AFFAIRS IN MEXICO. Our City of Meesbon Cormeapentionce. Manco, Nov. 1, 1658. We Departure of Mr Forsyth from the Capital—Studtied from the Present Parties, d., dv. Oo the 16th ult. Mr. Forsyth gave notice to the Mexican government that on the 20th he would be ready to take hue departure from here with his family, and asked for Bre road escort to protect him from the robbers, which Michigan Central 8 per Cont, 1869. ad already been promised, On the 17tb he received a veply—brought to him by the Chief of Police—that the escort would be ready for him on the 20th, and that that escort should consist of a corporal and two soldiers, to be sweated on the box of bis diligence. Your readers who do not know this country may pot see the insult in this ten- dered escort therefore let me explain, In ordinary times Afteen borsemen, with lances, muskets and pistols, are given to travellers; but owing to the present ingecurity that mamber should be doubled. On the arrival of Mr. Otway, ibe present British Minister,an escort of fifty horsemen, well armed, were given to him. The ingult of offering three ragamoafiing, with muskets alone, when there are known to be bands of thirty robbers on the road, is therefore most clear, Mr. Forsyth very properly declined the tendered escort, and made up one of hie countrymen, on whom he eould rely for protection. The change in hit arrange- aeents necessarily cansed some delay, but he managed to roake it but one day more, and he prepared for departure on the 2iet. The government watched with jealousy his movements, and seem to have determined on giving him anneyance Wo the last. The night before the departure bie guards all around the hotel 0 depart. Guards were stationed en the houses on either side, al 11 through the different eorrniors, and at the front door, and ai the gate in the rear. What a sight! Innocent lodgers in the hotel and stroliers in the strects were attracted by this display of armed force, and the inguiry ran through diferent little Knots of people: What is the matter?” “What's up?” “le there a criminal in the house’ & To this the only reply was, ‘the Am 2 Minister is going off.” The he Chief of Police threw whieh the diligences he roof of the hotel, Chyef of Police swaggered about, and I think there were ‘but few whe looked upon the scene bat thought the Ame. viean Minister was to be thrown in prison. This continued from nine in the evening until near twelve o'clock. The eause of all thie display war Whe circumstance that a man whe feil under one of the forced loan decrees had taken wefuge in the United States Legation. He had there not Deen molested, and now that Mr. Forsyth was about to de. part, the poor mercenary wretch had tried to get off with im, and the government seized the opportu ty to scan- dalize the representative of the United States. I cannot way if Mr. Forsyth had seriously compromised himself in a man’s affairs, but if he had, that should bave been a matter of complaint for thie government to make to the government at Washington, ant not cauce for insult to the representative of Mie United States. 1 am told that the Chief of Police had orders that if his — did not to seve him, pay Op a large sum of money even Mf he were on the arm of the American Minister. How- ever, this resort was saved by the poor map paying 00—$10,000 more than had been asked of him in the aserning of the same day—and at two o'clock A. M. the sbhigences started, bristling at every window and from the boxer above with Sharp's rifles und double barreled gvns. What American, who saw that sight, or who that reads an account of it, can wish to see another American representative exposed to such insults, apd be forced to fight his way out of a country that dehghts tn heaping Wrong and insult upon every American? Mr. Forsyth, as ® mab, must take care of bimsclf, but as the representa- tive of the United States he cannot be outraged and in- snked without outraging and insulting the flag be re! we sents. He har gone from here, and now let me glance hie course on the highway, where he takes to his feet to Fepel the banditti the government Cannot restrain During the firet day, at about 10 A. M., robbers ap peared on the road, a short distance beyond Rio Frio ‘The diligences were at once ordered to stop, and Mr. For #yth and the male portion of his took to their feet he robbers we: and appeared deter mined to hold the her object. Mr. Forsyth’s party for defence, and the robbers, J suppose, thi, fired upon them, and « fire wae p ing ruptly returned from the Americ party. | With thie the robbers rau, and the, d sumed their course and srriv Belle combat no one wae Killed From Poebla to Or safety, but whether re sifely in} Crny we sappos: L that i* not yet known, a, the gentleman who paid with Mr. Forsyth, was » the government here, ted from hum. the country hak not materially Vidaurri, for the time being, is silent: in fact, we do not know bere exactly where he is. In the last notice made of his movements by the official paper of this capital--and therefore faise—tt Was said that be was “running for the frontier at the rate of fifteen agves per diem. Pegotlado, with hit troops, ts hanging about Guadalajara. Colima, Chihuahua, Durango, Zacate eas and Sonork aye HOW BpOKeD ¢ hermose Capi tal” as you speak of Aftghanints Olt Abvarer remains at bie bs to come up, but bever coming playing aeeparate réleof be own, m wine himeelt anything but @ * i's according Waxaca and the Central American Suites are from the eflecte of our central turme:!, and sre playing their own games. The Americanization of Tehuantepec will doubtless produce proftable results for th Vers Cruz is now Deginaing to feel the effects 01 yal decay of the country. Al! iimporte being et « riny of that place are short of funds ‘Thie capital w ever the “beautiful,” aud just joying the beauties of church celebrateut ranny. Wiring rehgious processions, now-K-daye, it is rafe to sland up in the streets. Every one i expected | te kneel down ip the presence of the itnageries that are rried at the heads of procersious. The other day a pre cession was moving by one of our public houses, the doors of which were crowded with spoctators, most of | , but two rr pa Uey thought, due respect | beve .n, by taking off their the procession ordered them to knee), with a v that more became au enraged negro driver ip ord ainves than the Christian expostilation of an apostle of 9.30 009 for the p stopped at Or on and the sum of $60,000 1 The genera! condits ebanged since my last | Week ending Nov. 26, 1868 7oes fa Decrewse in 1868 We are informed from av oficial source hat the ou Jesas Christ. The stand: geptiemen not facing down like vaerals, the priest violently shook « massive gokien eroee to heaven, and after calling down apathemas wyon their beads, in the name of Jesus Chratt declared them ex cael Thik Operation Cansed the whole preesion to stop, wud created 4 Sean. da) before 8 multitude of ple most disagrees bie to the two gentlemen. wi modesty and good wmaanuert would have forced them even to knee! in a pab- Ve ptreet, wp nee of & religious pr rather ibas to have been wade the ob) woh dieagretable atieption. This is the fret time weeny years that the priests have cared to go ro tur. wad if Ubie act be sanctioned by the government, as it mort be from the fact that now the clergy are the goverumem may we not be alarmed at their audacity, mud justly fear that they are pot idly talkiog when they speak of the re soration of the Ing Fron the abertin ve stack of Bia pon this city. trom he defeat of Vidaurr! vear San Lais Potosi. from the ent rager aud piracy of Garza at Tampico. (rot (he incompe tevey of Juarer aud Depoliado, (rom tbe inachon of old Atvares for tbe last year. and frot the demoralization of = the strolling bands of federalists Unroughout Uke coun J cousider the bope of any great good coming frora Ue federaliats, Wuerals, pronunciadoe, juros, or whatever we may choore to call them, must now snd forever be abandoned ‘That the clergy can eetableb « government ie at ‘st canpot last, avd cannot bay ti ume who the grenter part of the repnbic beve appro ibe wea! fib of the eburch. Left to itwell, Mex co Sun cont ue the scene of civil dieeord. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Panay, Now, 26627. M The news from Rurope pe which arrived at this Pert this morning, i* to the 13th The leading features are, @ check in the decline in Coton! continued dulneds in breadetuffe and provisions, an improvement of |; a 'y in consuls, and generally a teudency to a more healthy cou 4iG0n Of genera! buriness The accounts (rom the manu fectaring districte are more cheerful In respect to money, the demand for i continues rligtly to increase and rater are firmer, the minimam beng rather over 25, per cent in London. Gold continued to flow to the Cor mont, but ees freely than before. The Bank of Bug fad lont during the week £110,068 i «pecie, ray $550,000 the Hank of France during the month, about $4,600,000 all or most of which natirally found Vienna. ‘The impression appears to preva tary circles that money will now steadily volwe, and that the requirements xem abrorb the capital lying at present wn the banks The advance in oe pert rumors of # reduction of the Prench army, Une operations of @ party 07 the Landen Tine to have comby the rive, The ale he Papk « polhowe The retw tng, the 10h compared wit Prin depowits ite way & b mone perease {1 more Ww doctive in ascribed 1 partly said by courole an, epeculators, whe ned together to buy for Rng last for the we gre when i of Kaagland 40 “W066 96106 ‘On tive other wide of the » Gevern't pecn © £10,808 69) Other securities. 14,697.73 Mois unempl'd 11,397 380 S768 110.187 286 85 is £20, 989,005— being. @tovk of bullion in both of £110. Nes portments ie 4 668 when compared with the pr American securities Mowers. Bell & Son writ 4 accounts of the stock market, received New York da very favorable in roarke imparted t¢ von, There har me of State stocke » dene in them. Pennsylvania, Maryland r have been most in request, while some crbawe bave been made af the new federal five ‘ ‘Ow ong to the wire exution which capita railroad securities, the in some fy New York pect te Hl, notwithstand iby from ue be gher § OR > | ccheme. This will be an OP Tbe fully attended by ‘uoudneblere NEW YORK HERALD, per 1967, per cent si per cont bonds, Alabama 5 per cent bonds... . Kentucky 6 per cent bonds, 1868, Maryland 5 cent sterling Mannachs cent sterling » 1886. . cent stock. cent bonds, Boston 6 per Mlinois Central T per cant, 1875. Do. . do, Aper cent, 1875. Do. do. 7 her cent bree lands, 1880, . Do. dO, SHAPES... e.ceees New York Central 6 per cent, not con’e, '83. Im. 7 pee cent convertible, 1864, Panam Ist morigage ‘Sate onde,” 1860 it puruaylvanie GaGa ener ‘6 per ct. 1st'm., 1886. 0 The Landon Times notices gales on the 1th inst, of THi- uoié Central bonds of 1875 at 8144 @ 82%, free land ditto at 8154 a 82, New York Central shares at 76%, and Penn- sylynnia Railroad sterling bonds at 91. It notices the last mentioned as rather firmer, and « partial repulse in Cana” dian government debentures. Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co., mark — The following are in fair demand:—United States 6's bonds of 1868, 105; do. 5's, 96; hs Seeneren ‘6's Block, cesitasreesesenegs PPPPrerpPrEPE in their cireular, re 82: do. bonds, 864; Maryland sterling, 96; Massachusetts 5's, 102; Boston cig Spey cem. aa 92, Virginia ster- ling 6's are held at do. a 88; Pennaylva- nia Central Railroad bonds, 9% a 92 of 1859, 99 a 100; do. 1865, 92 a 94: Nova Scotia 6's, 114; New Brunswick es rate demand; Quebec City, 101 4g, ex. div. ‘The London agents of the Tilinois Centra! Railway Com- peony had communicated to the shareholders the followmg er addressed to them by a member of (he recent depu- tation sent from Fondon to New York: Loxpox, Nov. 10, 1858. GeNTIRMEN:—A8 numerous inquiries have, I under- stand, been made ag to the result of the mission to the Hines Central board, with which } was (with Mr. Whee- ler) charged by the London committee of shareholders, I think it may be useful, in the absence of the chairman and the larger part of the committee, to inform you that, owing to my time having been so incessantly eceupied in the United States, 1 was not able to prepare my report until iy return to Enghund. I have sent a draft of it for the approval of my colleague, (who resides in the coun- try,) and it will be submitted to a meeting of the commit tee which has been summoned for Tuesday next. ! bag -g it may be of interest to the shareholders to ¢ meantime, that from the most careful esti resident (Mr. Osborn) up to the end of 1859, nd ‘trom the best consideration which I have been able to give to fie subject, Lam led to the conclusion that no cal! will be needful during that period, but that any defi cieney occasioned by the continuance of low prices of grain and depression of trade may be provided for by the adoption of other and perfectly legitimate means. Yours, faithfully , WILLIAM SMITH. Mesere. R. Dison & Co, The stock exchange to-day was even duller than us: at this season. Prices seem gradually to be giving way It is natural that the nearer the country approaches toa recovery in business. the less dtspozition should exist to use unoney in lending on stocks which any revival ef com or any political disaster—euch as a war with ie xicé—would inevitably precipitate to much lower points than those now ruling. The demand for Stat morning Was smaller than usual; prices were ) maintained. There were few transactions in bonds Hudson thirds—one of the best and cheapest secur) hada O's, 116 a 117; 's, 114, with mode: tee on the list—improved, %4: La Crosse Land Grants were lower. In Bank stocks there was very litte done. We note av advance im Park and Continental shares. Among the speculative stocks New York Central was the most active—it closed about 1 per cent Jower than yesterday. The Western shares were geue rally steady, with the exception of Michigan Central and Itinois Central, both of which declined 4. Reading was weaker, and the stock more plentiful : the decline is e¢ to *, for the day. Hudson River was also ‘, per cent with very few transactions. Pauama wat‘, 1. Pacific Mail—no word of the long deferred divi end being yet spoken—is 3; per cent lower. Cumber land was sold thie afternoon at 21, and offered at thi price afterward. There were transactions this morning in the stock of the American Guano Company. We un derstand that the White Swallow arrived to-day with 1,200 tons of guano on board, thus establishing the feas'bility oF loading the p.oduct at Jarvis Island. The closing prices of the were—Missouris, $9% a 90: New York Cen tral, ,; Erie, 16% a 17; Hudson, 33 a \;: Reading, Stak 72) &%) Rock Island, 62a \; Tlinoia, Ii a 4 Mail, 3 # k. The Ga Yan. ma Pacific ing Howse duit morning payments balance. pts of the Morris Canal for the vith inst., are as follows — | to Nov. 14, 16 Weck evding Nev present mason th C402 OH ani ‘Fetal to Now. 1, 1858... .... Ist of December, 1858, ou the first mort gage bonds of the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroa! Company, will be paid on and after the day named, on presentation at the Bank of Commerce in New York ‘Ti Concinnati Gazetie of Wednesday says — A call bas been jerued for a meeting of the stockivoide: of the Cnjo and ss Raiiroad Company, for Wedne ay ‘next, at the office of the company in this city, t hes ® report from the committee at the last annus meetiug and to consider a proposition for a capitalizatio. meeting, and it pou! id Slockboilers ‘The Peoria Tronsript of Saturday last says the Deputy United States Marshal bad taken porsession of the rolling stork on the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad, by virtue « ons due on the authority isued by the United States ¢ OD acCoMt © 2 debi due the inte firm of N. B. Curtiss & Co., of that city The annual report of the Bult more Obia Railros for tue Gsca! year ending 90th September Let comta some tures Which deserve careful study. It is know the main stem from Baltiaore to Wheelin the company owns a brapeh roed to Washington and erother branch road, called the Northwestern Virgit brapet. The aggregate revenue of the turee roads way inst flea! ¥ orn Year ending 3 that, best 51468 ith Seytomber, 1807 Dectine this year —The decline x in the receime of the main stem, # of $70,519. the Washington branch having nerewr $144 The working expenses on the three rowds vary singuia 19 oF BH por « Total working expenses the b of the Washm evgtit by are compar sine velit are high On the creat lin and freight « ma year, the working expeus main stem bave increased over & per cent, from the sirap tthe por centage of working expenses increas » the decline in gross receipts rent of the condition of the Braokly the Banking 1D the rete Brooks ys Ony Banks, Serremmne 2t Reoure Leane nud disco Doe from Ire trom directors Lue from brokere Rea! estare Rpecie Cash iter Stocks and promise Jaeses and expenses Overdralte Laatnditics Capital Cireniation Profite Due banks five othe True dope A meeting of ( stockholders of the Long Island Ratt road Company will be held in Philadelphia on Monday 291) inet., to consider the subject of changing (he te: minus of said road to Hunter's Point The Boston Poet of yesterday thus not tarket of that city — y is very abundant at four to five per cont on first and easily obtainable npon altncst any n._ As Week after week rolle on, no jo unfavorable change becomes visible There seems to be nothing at bome or abroad, in busines. or pani¢, fo ebow that the present period of dulners and stagnation ie to terminate. All that can be truly said ie that things are working on naturally, that the abundance pees of money in due time must develope peculation and enterpriae, and that the wheels of bur Hes DONG CBOe BEL Aging, the motion will gradnally wo 92,700,000 510.841 0.18) banks SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 27, 1858. av eres in foro ad rap, ua we again find meat unawares, ‘8 Rew poriod of Cavey, preaperhs? ‘The statements of the At. Louis banks for the week exd- ing the 20th inet. were as follows:— Ere Circulation. a. $683,522 67 = $489, ~» 230,126 02 ertiny Seabee bo 316,549 68 233, 161,674 99 olen ds * inne leu tde oo 881,908 08 429,270 (644,026 89 1,843,625 7,641,078 70 Annexed is the statement of the Pittsburg banks for the week ending the 22d inst. :— Pittsburg. 1,600,053 sean EN 1,861,105 485,7: Mer. & 831,200 252.602 605,928 94,989 40,410 4) 577, 165,607 507, tb 69,575 Total....... EP rg ad 6,218,028 1,805,702 Previous week, be ‘abt 1,834) ay 6,106,382 1 905,034 Increase, . 1 7 - 202 — 00,282 The earnings of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Sep- tember and October were: — 1857. 1858. + $43,211 76 66,553 75 T4410 64 106,087 20 117 622 40 163,640 95 ‘The present condition of the road is as follows — " Mi In operation at sonthern end * northern end. ‘Total in operation. . $ ‘The Cincinnati /nguirer of the 22d says:— The Trust Gerapeny case was again taken up yesterday morning in the United States Circuit Court, and Judge Hoadly completed his argument for Sheriff Mathers, When, on motion of Henry Stanbery, Samuel J. Broad: well Was discharged, having purged biinsell of con- tempt. Mr. B.’s counsel had filly prepared themselves to argue the matter at length, and were 4 little disaj naga in losing an ‘opportunit to display their legu! The cage will be continued on Monday next, Sherif? Mathers boing the party before the court. Stock #1000 U. 5. 5's, _ 104g 2009 Tenn vs o icv Cal "es, ‘new bs 2000 Er RR Smbe '83 1000 HR RR Sd m.. 310900 La. CML 1g. 5000 5000 8 tooo LER Wi'mbe 3 6000 Mi So 2d m be. 20 she Amer Ex =.. * FRIDAY, Nov. 26, 1858. 36 shs Fiud Riv Xi 10 Hariem RR. 3 lo. 9% Mich $ & N'In BR 50 Mich S&N In, gs 100 do. & 50 aa ry Ri Ist im do. 300 do 100 Mil & Miss RR bo ROARD. 200 she Brie BR 100 Hadson Riv 50 Harlem RR, 30000 do. 10000 Virginia 6’: 5000 Tenn 6's, 90... 944, 1000 LaC AMI gbs 265, 1000 II Gen RR bs.. 921; 16 sbs Im & Tra Bk, 110 50 Gal —_ RR... 72% 7 860 100 Clevy&Tol RR boo 285 Chi & Kk 1 Ri % 100 do....,.810 100 do DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘The folowing is @ comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week aud ence dannary I For the week. 1858, 1867 1858 Entered at the port $925,508 556,608 g ‘Thrown on market 1,045,006 ZUS.OL4 423 877 Since January \. Entered at the port... ..#86,33 $8,085,001 54,002,610 Thrown on market... Hy the dry goods materially week, and ar So above table it will be seem that the this port for the past week have compared with te entries of the 1 thowe for the same Week of the two previous years, aud eepecially those of 1886, The » thrown upon the market, though in exces of the period last year, is yet largely im of that for th ame week In let of January last are stil same tin in 1806 and 186 doing in the jobbing line the part boen tight anc uregular, buat ther more y than usual at this season of the year. TWis has beep owing, m. additional orders sent in (rom the south aud In the meantime the city retal! trade has been in fair ac tividy. A geod spring business ie anticipated with the Southern and Middle States, as well as with the older States of the West. Owing to the fulure of crops in many parts of the Northwest, together with the depression in Hour and grain, it will require another good crop and bet ter prices, induced by @ better export demand, botore that part of the West can fully recover. lence, the main reliapee of the trade next Rin, will reat upon the plant- ing State#, and upon the Middle and older Western States. Cotton this week has taken an unexpected upward move went, having gone irom about 11 12c. 10 Big. for mic- by, pl ; equal te an ag of 3.0. per tb., 4 pol Je oo per which, Pihoald « tg tununtained, wih add saree to the value of the crap remaining im the country, hh will also, shoul? {i be maintained, not only cheek any ten wied towards a decline in y lead to some hin iness doing in cotton goods bas been irregular, but in the main pricer been steadily maintaunen ck of drilie has acca mulated, ow.ug to the prevailing light export demand. Some lots have been o> Seer f for China mt 8150, for brown, and brown shes Sod Slortage were selling in lote at $iyc., while the stock was reduced. Fine Drowns were in light supply, and press Reached sheetings and shirtings were taken up abot as fast a® production Dyed cottons were quiet. Printing cloths were du Prints were without movement of moment. Gas and clotbe were steady, and the stock of light styles 01 latter, for ladies’ clouks, was light, The supply of fancy cassimeres in first’ hands was light Low priced heayy woollen goods were in fair demand Light fancy articles were in fair demand, to meet the wante of clothiers engaged in manufacturing for the #pring trade. Kentucky jeant and cottonades, with tweeds, casbmearetia and merino caseimeree were also im fair re quest from the come line of dealers. ‘The sapply of lades shawls were yp well cxhaustyd sls contianne:! orm, and im raleee’ better reyiest Blankets and Hanne! wore paratively guict y was unchanged, demand was fer In foreign goods the move stoeke have been pretty well ae were selling to a fair Supplies of fauey goods, of wand desirable sty reduced and firmly beld while old astortmonts were heavy. All staple articles were held, spring trade notice during th Wook was one made weiery and Knit goods, ou the 24th inst @ spirited and sati-lactory ats = deserving special Of Gertnentor whieh waa CITY COMMERCIAL Venvay pote w REPORT. Nov. 26!" made -. 5% Avtte—Hales ff 50 bbls Pearls were quiet Hiram ere —Pionir—The market was firmer and there was» better demand, with of shout 10,000 bbis closing within the following 1 prices: — ‘Standar per fine State Extra State do... . at Extra round hoop Olio (ship: Extra Geneaoe.. Canadian supertine and extra, Mixed to straight Southern. . Southern fancy and extra, Choice extra family and bakers’ brands Rye flour Corn meal ‘ =—Crpadian flour was in moderate demai about 400 bbis. ot unchanged prices. Soathern flour was in moderate demand, with sales of abont 1,200 bbls. closing within t the above figures. Rye flour hanged. Wheat—All good qual tee were firm and sales were moderate, being confined to abort 16,000 bushele—prime red Tennessee at $1 15 a $t 20, red amber colored Met: t $) 23, and good red Southern at $1.20, und some Chicago <pring wae reported told at pt Corn war firmer. with sales of about 30,000 bushels. including mixed Western at de. 4 Tie, white and yellow were unchanged. Rye Was quiet Barley » as in fair demand, with sales of 6.400 bushels State 1,200 do, Canadian at 82% Onte Aeady ood in fair demand, while prices were unchanged. The following table from the circular of Wm. @ Cnt ting gives the receipte ani exports for the week ending today — Flom, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Roriey lls tach bush «ash. eae . 62,108 2.087 91,574 139,000 46,055 sircad 16,083 - a - - 36.2 = 2,500 1,000 - Total,.114,621 10058 2.08; 946.074 164 The ex of flour and grain from New week ending Nov & were »® follows — Hour, tie Great Britain, . 22 -_ Britich Prov. and other places, 12,840 4) 1,200 DA vrdvvvervov +2868 14,207 (1,800 mount | Covrax.—The cen taneenn an invoice of Rio, com. eae 1,400 nea 10s he cargo cf 200" at Age. a bage do. , 2 b00'ot wi een merenamee: —The market aia of about pont 3000 bales, dosing ane s a: tae Rr mlddling ope lands, it ome slo repre a 3 eo. Pacis. — To Tevepenl, —Knxagemenis were Suv bbIB. a *. 2s. be 4 other articles un- changed and ‘To London, 60 boxes tobaceo were taken at 36. » and 80 tierces rice at 25s. ‘To Glasgow, 7) vbis. spirits Lrpentine we were taken at 88. To Havre, pomie Calen ens poem S - arene as 3 ic. There rates ustralia or to was no change to notice Califorma, }xcrr.—Tne market was steady for raisins, with sales of about 500 boxes at old prices. Bax. Salew ‘of about 1,00 bales were reported at 50.. per Hipes.—The market has been active and firm, and some heavy sales to arrive have been made, A cargo of Mon- tevideo which arrived this week were old pr Previous to arrival, A cargo of 7,200 Orinocos which arrived are held at 25e. The sales are:—22,000 Buenos Ayres to arrive, on private terms; 6,000 Maracaibo, do. ; 4,000 Barcelona, do. ; 2,000 Chagres, 18 Ibs. Ne 23e., six montis; 2,600 dry salted Maranham, 26 Vos. at 1 six monthe. Tine wad frm, wits email anion o8 160. for common and at $1 for Rockland lump. Motassxs.—Cuba muscovadoes were inactive; 90 bbis. New Orleans syrup were sold at 46c.; 100 do. half bbls. molasses at 41¢,, and 100 bbMs. do, at 400. NAVAL SvoRES Were quiet and sales unimportant. | Ons.—Linseed was selling in a small way at 60c. a 6lc. Sperm and whale were in fair demand, and prices unchanged, Provistoxs.—Pork—The demand was good, especially for future delivery. The sales on the spot’ embraced about 200 a 300 bbis., including mess) at $17 35 a $17 40, Fie ‘ime at $13 60 a $13 75; included in the sales were bbls. mees, reported deliverable in January and pid at seller's option, at $17 68; and 1,000 do., de- liverable within the same period, at buyer’ '® option, ‘were reported at $17 75; and 500 do. , deliverable from 1st Ja- nuary to Ist Mareb, at $17 75. “Beef was in moderate de- mand, with sales of 200 a 300 bbis., including country prime at $6 60a $7; country mess do. at $8 a 90; re- packed Western do. at $9 a $1i, and extra do, at $11 60a $12; prime mess was nomimal at $18 a $19. Beef hams were steady, with smail sales of good Western at $15 50. Cut meats and bacon were quiet, while sales were limited. Jard was in moderate demand, with sales of 260 bbls. at 104,c. a 10%e,, and some prime at Ic. Butter and cheese were steady, and prices were unchanged. ‘Ricx,—Sales of casks were made at 3c. a 3%{c. SvGare.—The market was firm, with sales of about 700 | hogsheads Cuba, including refining goods at Gc. a 6c. a ., and grocery goods at 744¢. a T%c., and about 1,000 boxes at 7c. & 95ge. TALLOW Was steady, with sales of 16,000 Ibs. at 100, Whiskky.—The niarket was firmer, with sales of 300 bbls. at 24 maceo —Rot little doing in leaf, the fall trade bei over and prices generally leaving no margin for =pecula- tion, The sales embraced 31 bhds. Kentucky at 10c, a 11 44g; 148 bales Havana at 27e ; 142 de. Yara, 4c. a SGe.; 60 canes geedleat, Me. 23 do. Florida, Loe. & We Woor.—The market has been more animated the pre- sent week, and some large transactions have been mule, Prices were fully sustained and bolders firm, Sales 700 bales African unwashed, no price given; 384 do. Califor nia, 140, @ 20¢., 6 months and cash; 165,000 Tbs, tleece on private terms, but fally up to quotations; 70,000 do. pulled, te, &40ec,, cash. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. UNUSUAL CHEAPNPSS OF POULTRY--LOWER PRICES FOR MEAT, RTC. ETC. The unusna? cheapness of poultry, and especially of that greatest and most delicious of the gallinaceous spe- cies, the tarkey, is the feature of our market report to day. For twenty years previously, according to old mar ket men and provision dealers, poultry has not been a cheap 9s for the Inst few days. Fine dry pickod turkies Were felling yesterday in market for 1c. per pound, while the inferior gorts could be had for 8c. and even Te. Large lots of chickens were sold for Se. and 6c, per pound, and ini some instances they were retailed at that price. Ducks, but a short time ago selling for 1c. and 18e. per pound, were offered yesterday without buyers for 100. and 12c. Strangely enough, geese, which always rates lowest among poultry, now command as high a price as the best turkies. ‘This state of things cannot last long. Farmers will stop | killing their poultry and wil! save them for the holidays, | when, no doubt, they will be high enough, It would be , therefore, for all who like good turkies and chickens ean cheaply. of the cheapness of ify their tastes while the Meat is down, in consequenc poul- try. Sides were selling yesterday for as low as 5e., anda sale was reported at 43°, We do not find, however, that | the retail butchers have discovered that prices are down, isposition to gel! we h@&h as ever. cely anything new to note in fish. Perch and other fresh water tah are plentiful, bat command good prices. Kel are also down a little, Dealers com- f dull times. . in the langtisge of the marketmen, are | “stifier”—that i¢, Giemer. That is, they are not much dearer, bot are held firmer, Peach blows, now in market, have come from the northern part of the State, and are not as good as those which come from Jersey; conse. quently Mercers ell alos! av high, and both Varieties u bbi. higher. Other vegetables are cheap son, Tomatoce soon be “played large purapkine have been on exbibi: «ime weigher 110 and another 120 Ibs, p, to quality and ax they show ry Y quantity Hutter wnain setting ns hig vones Torkeve, pr th Covekens, pr lo | Ducks, uane,pr ie Maliard, pair Widgeon, pate. Broad i wee ee } Ressting pieces... 12 0 Dirhoin steak wa | Porterhouse sik. 1h & | Rump steak a | Bind w . Fore de © Ming quarters Za Fore = an. fe Fresh pork * Seted pork ” w Hams. sees Smoked beet v9 Swoked bacon. 12 ieee, 10). Thain ib. Sher Ovions, a Pep. man’ ‘quar Cauiliower, I> Applee— Spb bh. ol Ureeming. Di Rosset, bb). sweet Halt ph ‘Tomators, babe! Fe tha it , Parsley, dow 8p bbl. Cattronmia. Ro. . Monday, re ‘Mail Gasser fos h were for x4 Lame | for ‘bors be marked “Overland, vis | st “hn Mail from Sree p Rag ge = 6 PM. ysieamer Black Warrior Saturday, 1 AM, ip Toaneesee, o€ the Tet and 18h of exch month, (Letiere intended for Mericn should be placed in the Post Office at New York gis days previous tothe abovedate,) Reworn.... Ry punrosby Canada, trom Bosten tor Liverpuo, ehaae bere on %.. ire screw Sain wry: wae mem fe BR There will be oe Kiait pioames ireen,ibte port 00 Suture day nent the Vanderbilt line having been discontinwel fo: tive winter. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICR. Tepe ec... The Overland Maj! clones ae follows:— Vin Mar ie Sevstharapton 4th, Hah and 2b, touching at Har, Malia, Alexandria, Sues aid Aden prectites on the 9th and 26th. Via Southamp. and ab Hes and Sweron the 1th, Via Benth ‘and Rue 12 ia (TA toe Wh on Sth of the month, Lin Soutampion fhe 9th of the mont, 1 i om wp Pike tats one Avsteation y they are made ap om ibe =e . ak ttaes evening prev MARITIME INTELLIGEN E. Gar Fro “ann w York 24, arriving at rh From New Yor al at u New Orleans 20h, ae ; ‘ork 12th, arriving at Havana 17th ‘th, Havana S0cb, srriving at New York's. ok ovine S08 ) Havans Sth, From New York 17th, arriv' and New Orleans 250 Bik From. New Orleans tack MannicnPromn ‘New York 2th, arriy tages Hn eee pl leans 3d. From New Orleans Jb arvving at New York 19th, Port of New York. November 26, 1858. Ship Thornton, Col: one & Guio | i» Thornton, srpool—Will ets & Guior Ship Lovorpecl, Kenetee, lnlten Oriel, Sintra & Co. ohhP Mary Glover, Chase, St Oatherines—Bassett, Bacon & “bee Qegan Monarch, Pegs New Orleans—W T Frost. Craig ie bile Grinnell & Go. ens | Lk Elwell & Co. Brig Nashua, Sebr Empwe, Si Sebr Florence, Mount Schr Charles, Dyer, amit Sehr M Pike, Crawford, Jackson Sehr J W Miner, Berry, Bay Savannah—D © Mur: p Kidder, Harksen, Steamer A Clark, Phillips, St Thomas—Jno Snifl@n, Jr. Steamship Africa (Br), Shannon, Liverpool, Nov 13, with ase and passengers, tof Cunard," Arrived ol the Battery at BB A Bteamship Thomas avenn. Ramsey, Baltimore, with mdse, tol B Cromwell & Bark Sarah A Bell ‘Be, ‘Wood, Matanzas, Nov 7, with sugar, Ae, to Thomas James. Schr Laura Gertrude, Bllwood, Savannah, § days, with cot Rear sy Waring, Szith, , Wmington, 6 Stn ar Oliver Tite, la ews wae be t9 * aad Sebr Herndon, Gaskill virgins, Ni ‘Schr John G Perris, Bush, V Behr Lome Wi ; ee h eat Kelly Aneny, tors any, for New efor. im) en mol tg *Kondout for Howton. fecmer Dela are, Copes, Pibiadel Steamer KB Forbes, jorris, Boston. Steamer Uspray, Kenney, Provicence. Arr 2tb—Bark William (of Boston), Dashington, Sa Charles Vi . vannah, 12 days, with wood, to master, Is bound to. Boston; put inte this port leaking. i BELOW. One bork. ‘SAILED. Ship Gentoo, Boston, in tow of steaming R BF darks Gem of the Bea, Malaga; Indian ‘Belle, Mobile; Burlington, Charieston. Also, shtp Liverpool, London. Wind NW, strong. Miscellaneous. Cortit1i0x—Ae the ship Gentoo, for Boston, was towing in the Fast River yeeserday morning, she came in contact with the Hamiitgn avenue ferry boat Union, which was damaged in her joiner work. None of the passengers were injured. Lavxcu—The beautiful geamer Fire Witch, built by Mr Thos Collyer for the Chinese waters, will be launched this afternoon at S o'clock from his yard foot of Forty third street, Bast River. A fine view of the launchean be bad from the high grounds overlooking Mr Collyer’s yard. New Steamsiir—The new steamship Kensington, to ran in connection with the Phiners Sprague and City of New York, hetween Boston and Philadelphia, returned from s trial trip down the Delaware river on Thursiay aiternoon, having, as ix reported, proved herself to be one of the fastest steamersatioat Her machinery operated with great mmoothness. | Her cabine are fitted up in the most costly style; Se promenete deck ex tends Uhrouxhout ber entire length; and she will doubtless be come a favorite with parsengers. Her length is 316 feet, beam | $S'frok nd depibor fold iS feet i Warrcx of 4 Siir—Reports bad reached Honolulu prior to | the 7b ult, of the discovery of an unknown whalesbip. It was observed dm the southeaatextreanity of Gore's land, by the | crew of the bark Jireh Swift Capt 3 ports: “When they returned on board, Reon the wreeh of 8 whnleship on tne North xbors, but ap sa broken tat {t was impossible to ascertain anything deiinie concerning ii. An avalanche of earth and’ rocas covered # par. ‘There was a considerable quantity of bowhead bone aud | some right whalebone lying there. Al! “the rope they saw was of American manufactures and ihe sal's were inade of coon stuck, com thimbies and money face Grom) clewa. They | bre + boarding knife, carving Kiln and » klod of set ins bickory pole. These lars, and T leave is for wiser beads than my own to what slip it must, Lave been, premining Uusi no ship oot yearn it thene sews except tbe In \s ¢ was lost lve hundred miles J ehall forwant pencer rher saw thet m New York 26) tons bur | Simawsir Moxreowery, al Savaunat f 2211 toni, off Cape Haicerar, pasted a Vener ben, betta up Simms, Now neon—The Claremont, of New York, and an Austrian bark, siranded on Herd. crews refuse to leave, and are ex ‘oft at piehe th s lastnight strong, dens oD rigl ble to enter Haver, Nov For sume dx; reviews to Nov | very heavy weather had been experemcer at Leghorn, and great fears werr enteruinrd for the versels anchored in the port. Tw ns paried from ‘heir anchors and (nied the Gerelu! Drig), Tassino, from Tagenrog: the Intier had be "Keb and received ofber heavy damage Notice to Martners. SOPWAY—LOVOTRN PEANDS HIGHT ON TORNHOLY, NAAN Crass STAMSEND, ia bee Deranrmysriy ane, et 4 Ikis hereby made known that a Ssbtbhed on tee Island of Tornbolm. by Svmsuned "fron od stter tse ure ot | mest Sane inlets of Tut teasels miny also pase between Taruholm and harsinen, In beth cars thr course, after tng the Tight wt rer cables ivi Oo marbeard, lies noribeestoriy up to ibe anchorage, whie Ye in 14 to 18 fathom fake time of the yeu during which the light is exbitwed will | be fret 7 ite Aprile. it aw o— ude 63 OF } Une 13 SbOD fh ocdreenwich | above the wen, ie inet Visiiie 1%) to 2 mies (1 tim bereby siso mare known thet Ntavaern's Polat Whalemen. | Capt Parker, 9\ Lerwick, Ring. 7. reporie having bere tom Coding Bay Oct 18, Mat edn N. ion 6 Wwe te rig Georgiana, Bnddin NI. ah two 13 font, bose Bimp tona alicwell. Capt Ingiom mold Whe ine fall the wintor. ue | sucisoo, Oct 11, tat hit Child of the Regiment, Glover, from Callan for Cowen, ‘ont, with lows OF iopsail yard and main yard sprang, Padward Sante; 1, Oot 8, dat Be 2 p K Jacote, Henderson, from Liverpool for NOrieans, 12 miles KEW of the Old Head oi Kineste. tivow, Cole, from Mauimein via 8: Helena for Pal mouth, 170 days out vihort of proviatoas, fupplied with « bag of bread), Now 2, iat 60 3 W by an arrival at Liver, pool) Br bark Gienalvon, Morris, & more, Get 3i, lat 49.57, lon 1 49, from Liverpool for Balti Sebr Thomas Dennis, from ¥ York for ———-, Now i, tet 37, ton 73.90 W Foreign Ports. err, Nov 11 Sid Gianes, Lowber, Havana ‘from Pluabing 9h, Chas € Dorper, Coin, NVOrk om 4 at pat Cairo, bag? Ldn ii -kid Menapin, Cahill Havana Koy &-O8, Humboldt, Grell, from NVork burg. rane, Nov 7—Sid # Ablers, Sohweichel, X York, ‘Nev 7—Sid Louisiana, Muller, NYork Ad vobens, “Seiler, NOrkean?. Herrick, SYork. Wesimine. Ont 3b--Arr Pasicgs, forodo, Obarlesion; th . Neto, and Oe. sy, ile, Marshall, Caleutta ter, Woersek, NOrieans. _ Maventon ck inte Th port barks Antelope, on Fride, Hurgess, from Phi or , Walker ator . to load salt Medetra, (isen, irom Boston, disg; Kobo, Long, from Raltimore, doy Matas rriman: Morancy, 'Tioker, gad A J Rowe, Gilkey. trom Noro, de ‘ey, from Eastport. do: echre Hy Nutt, Garwood, trom Phi hin, do; Fureks, Uroston, and Bllloti, Knowles, trom Woston, de, Jenay Lind, —— trom Machina, do, Coin, Mov Sid Krunetie, Pinkham, Harbadees (and is alco repurted elt Wh, Wathing, master, Deas, Now = Are Goddess, Crowell, London (and ald (or Port Phitipy Ont the Wight Sth Bremen ship President Schmidt, from Kremen for Kaltimiore —Pasced ‘9 yu Alexandria, Titeomb, frotm me, with,» Dirt pilot on board he, Nov Old B von Reaalienn, North Amerios Now 1% x yh verse! in \ port Now 10, brig AO Brooks, tor irk, | ov & Are Lonise Hath Meera Hawnr ne. Haves, Nov $—8hi Golden Ragle, Stowe, NOrieans. Chi 9th, Telia, Stafford, Gg Ly La iatlan. Yate Win, Rireut, § York, Hervant. Now 10 | Cotin, Battimove Arn Schornmaker Pi “Oe dy dolphin, og Arr bark Bosic In port Cet. a 1 F Witiete. Hoty pnd Wee Prawerern: bark Yeung Havens, Now tema =g, 8 Wort end pid Deb on retary: 1th, bey eR K a ey th: Ith, ss steamer | A rom ives, (fren, Tig Cn Corinthian, | Removes) Glise "amd’ be for San Pranoieco, 18 Fe appa deers re , « Ska it Sands, NYork, Kien Anata, Ge and Neary Oi Gn raat, Thom 12th, Sarah & Eeana, Walk: 4 Ubas Edwin, Winans Car densa cr eaten fet out for Rey West Wer outward bound “th, Mary Wi (don, Chap- Boston Peuticoet tar New Oriaaus; Glen mt Rhye ‘Caulkina, a : ut Oth, Pic r, Galoutta; ed Heacheasie Tenens lesen tL Ree, Copan, Charleston went out Sept 6 for NOrl- ana, ; Chilo: Graves, Veiparalwo; 11th, Weyboeaet, Peeing: ; "Bamouet, Frost, Charleston; Digby, Creen, NOrleans; Lorenzo, Marwick, NYork; Eliza Morrison” Currey, Gibraltar and a. (ent Oct Ly 4 Sirens, oa. Lonpo! 9—Ent inwares, alent uy ciehricu GieBag, eek hi, oat vane, West. 8t Andrews: Ryinmetry, nie aad N Cushing, 4 ‘aleuttas na" nD Séladeehl Cid 10th, Sebasticook, Chase, Charleston; * | SHS ATE Pine ect, esa Sesbr om onto re at out ch, Tying Sond, Bator y “0 (ent 5th for sith, Sinn aah We, reavel sears avane via Key Weet. in’ Sra AN Would, ot, tee ‘Athens: Noy 5, Lis- uni is, Non se Are bark FI Munday, Ov hin a erie, Cardenas: tons 17th; Mozart, ‘simy, Baguas "Sa fein, Nugent Mobtie” ig it Nov 11-sIn port windbound, El Dorado, Thom yaorn, Nov li-eIn port wi fom, and Herald, Calvert, from (allow. for London. ‘sid 11 it ean araten cists Lope Srtoay, ae 118, y Egentinx, Nov 4—Ski Flouriaude Bellerne, New sou Fone inn, Nor 1OcOM hremen umiral, ELAN " ting, from Hence tor Baltimore Peete 8A ‘ad iov 4—Arr Omega, Morse, Richmond; P Palmer, Furmer, do, Wm Pate: Parker, Antwerp. ete Wexron, Nov Off the Smalls &th, Emily Gardner, Lime- burner, from {3erpoo! for Savan nab, ‘and landed pilot a rr cy v 26th for Patras). 2h, Hari twist Saya * °°" = Ports. ALBANY, Nov PP ay vestys Co - yh sehr Mary "ann Mot Northport Cll sche WP Banden, : Sop Parmer, iphone Bay. vy tel) ship Sea Flower, ‘Thornhill, le, Mal King. NYork fe) ips Sami ‘Small, and B ae seek Bishop, Bunee, ey favann; brig Randolph, Lufkin, Bos an Wibans, Towiwend, Hinvenk; Orveda Gass York. NEW ORLEANS, Nov 19—Arr ships, Constitution, Higgtn and Oliver Mo ee Berkshire. Willkie, vs Bremen, barks New Or ane . Otis, don; Ernestine Brem) (rem), Bandera, do; Hrittug Hardin, Cardenas Kate, Goodspeed, orftlow ships Kat wg oh a jae Live Bremen S ire- wh, Bunker, from New ,nitin, ‘NY¥ork ‘ia Havana: ships - n. Shannon, Antwerp; Harriet ischrs H L'Lansear, Ray- ‘Char 4 Et re for Chariowion, putin nccounl of wickeas of the cap ¥ WPOKT, Nov So Arr iby ted achrs NB B aay man, Fi als Riverfor Bt J Yoru; kha ran Ali for bone aos ious, ‘Aiea for Provident sire, re, Mobile Sar. ee oan from Fall River for NYork; echr bay < 25tb, ick Em In port rig i WicHMOND, "Ror 24-In Hampton Roads, brig Yankee Biade, from Rio Janetro. “ by SAVANNAH. 5 2—Arr steamships Moi , wo Jetta, and Florida, Crowell, N York; a Harvest ” Man. son, London; brig A Blanchard,’ Bi & Gherier Oak, ‘Houdlerte, Liverpool; sehr Ocean Ranger, Tib- WILMINGTON, NC vid woo Hyg Grompas, im, Ponee. Cld {1d 2tth ache ate FE Worn ni jarneti, ‘bari Robe NYe ‘ MISCELLA NEOUS. as Fr’ Y FURS erage AT WHOLESALE. BALLARD. SHU SHUTE & 0O., way, New ¥ Would tomed to porehaae oe in 3. ber ant rete sce the vi not quite palrerasl practice edopted by wont, of hrowing their sischs epee r renting ist 80 sou Re for consumption arrives, 4nd ell ex, ofthe aame, ut. on the cistrary, do atl believe o the abi OF the tra’ of Ul ity to apr Bt tonat : ‘ONE STRICTLY WHOLERALE HOUSE. ‘To this end they now invite the attention of all (bose in any oe iat stock of a AbIEN FaNoy FURR, em ‘aa the more common varieties | oui ERMIN DESTROYER. om MIRA CULOUS MIN DESTR: é 3. THe pesthUCTION SND. EXTIRE ATION or “Tock noacnes, BUGS, FLEAR, MOSQUITOES, MOTE: ARDEN INSROTS, Ac WITHOUT THE USE Ge ROIBON ‘The chemical preparations Known under the above tide for the last twen tall paris of We Oxd Wor, where ey bave moos, bare acquired Ne tees iy. Hix extra ployed by the Court of Russia, " ance, Avsitia, Prussia, aval Belgian, wc dew fe from moses of whoo be tia retetved ie, We May be sen from hix corutontes and other documents. ractioal experience of twenty (wo years’ practical experience y (wo years’ standing in Raat convenience of abe iahabitante of New York, Ir. Meyer will make aon contracts with ‘Une proprietors u! cena, ba and gardens, the Datidiogs, bos , aimehouses. prisons, station houses, &e., de., by which een their establishments from all sorta of ver mun ai Rex? THEM FREE PROM IT PER “orien old \e located at we Bete “Firat aoe 1s peas, The pre reat asc be raat repecune er She Unter Staten be the following documenta | va A be seen that the above Orne remove ao Fo means Shin vaya remeay, Srcaaes hat be ba pe pe the same in y t9, mice, lice, roaches, te SMITH, President Axrmony Duane, Secretary OF OR OF THE Gown page oF sun Anmpnenee, me, New ¥ », Rorwsoa, Mr. Joseph Meyer, ist, hn woke Wad tes akieres eee ea | pulsive remedy, Unis ix to certify that he same in the rust salefactory manner in bedbuge. robes, de. WASHINGTON SMITH, President Aninosy Douro, Secreta Grek or rae Cniren Stares Learseron or Peow iterally. 4 and 1 fel wamured that by neal prerder (which te pertainly MEYER wonld entirely rid x house of 1 ot Provinces and napector Oreice OF THE MUFRRINTREDERT OF ty] {19 Broome ervert, New Yous, da Josnru Maven, the mmcwous) Mr ibete obporions inseeta H MEYER, Bey, pracuoat | cbetmiat. hae use thie extraordinary powder for the destruction of vermin in our five dwelling houses. situated on Fourteenth street and’ Second avenue, and can fully testify to ite — rong and miracnilove efieete on water buge, od gar. en insects, having been eye witorases to their destruction in | short tame after ihe application oe powder, og INTHER & SONS. 1848 This i to certify that JOSEPH ate . Praction! Soe hes eet Pe See img 0 w Som of rata kK ot ie “aver nyal Panama of vt Berita, Powsdam ‘nad Rane-Souci, gee ‘that he has suceeded in clearing theese, Pain tee” irom the above mentioned vermin. Master of the eyo tb of bis ae: se, Masters ofthe Hoge oud of the owing e? ‘be Emperors of Russia, id ‘The Kingsof Belgium, Me sane nee pee = and Saxony, the Colonial P iment of France, ES ar and the Miniaters aterm the Lora Mayor of From the governors of namerons hospitals and other pub! inatity From the i ‘and steamboat THE ORIGINAL OF "At, WiTlOH MAY BR SERN And examined # atthe, otic, No. me: Broadway, corner of Horistiny atree FREDERICK V RUSHTON, ‘General een for the Uolied tates anid Cunaca, No. 10 Artor House and No. 417 Broadway, corner of Canal treet a ancy fal A ich gongs ond brnwiital pattern, arranted all sil®, ee, Selling for a 33 500" Renae tn ig t peaven PANTS, ecliog for i AL EVA 0000 Ricnmren, ee or opts oy = from