The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1858, Page 8

8 NEW YORE AERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. . é eer? | =! cieliisaiae aiiaieeree cree : ‘The Bible in the Public Schools. The Slave Trades Halder The Priswers | > Fn oan, ae tndcy ori wane FRUIT. gales of 800 a 1,000 boxes of raisins an |e had her decks swept.and lost sails. | Miscel); Orlando, Johnson, from Baltimore for Trinidad, arr 3 Mi TING AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE TO PRO- Not ry ‘GM aft partial | Ported, without change m prices. ropaciog one inet, Uh, in datrese, ropa; Kobo, Fiber, from Bartailoce, arr Sh, mas ily downward r the second board, hena w ‘about 2,000 bales for ship, = be | for teland dy Bo ae u TEST AGAINST ITS EXCLUSTON—SPERBCHER OF HON, UNITED BTATES CIRCUIT COURT. of con- '.¥.—The eales embraced marae ose Baltimore Trinidad, 1 Bailey, ‘Antigua, arr 13th, for chtr; schrs 'W. GERARD AND UIRAM KETCHUM—RESOLUTIONS, ally took place. | ta State stocks the only busisces meat, at Soo, 9 She, a Veaky and wih pumps choked, was ) jy from Bt Kitis, arr \4th, for Hayil next pay > pom ee nee a 8 wence was in Missour's, which were maintained. In | ‘Scotch pig was firm at $25, wth but little of- oe te died day; Tiger, Clark, from Grane ir 11th, for, Sent nee 1. 20.—The United States vs. Oliver Jacteon, R. Man- ond market, tie Hlinoie Centrale were de- Eiarmenaatat Hache, i, . Smith, NOrieans Bnd go ps in the spacious Mur or the | Te John Bate —This cave was eeumed thie morn congo = om witich they Servants regs Boor a yah I pa ema ao nee i vane eer tee, aetutate for Teladad, ae? 34 in dices be: pec 8 ea gr petunia tn testimony was given as to the ownership) of the Hai- | \,w York Central declined to 823, closing at &3% bid mise a Slits ow tae | mt ‘Sede seeiuer seer payin, NB Mo IEAM bly Grandee, Dakin, — sehr.’ atter the board. Erie rose 134 to-day—a fit illustration of a w Orleans syrup at ? sent forw: another vessel. » for the of taking measures to preserve the Bible molasses ' ant sore nie secur tabi rcboole, in cousenucnee of uhe Hoard of bau. | ,, Emilio Sanchez ¥ Dols deposed that he is citizen of | the character of the market. ‘The Western stocks declined | "Navas fromm were quiet, "Salen of spirite of tarpen- “ace era an a rived at Notte Ja atknonte. | Vigo, Nov 2-4 Narramtae bang Z the United States, and was naturalized in New Orleans in | g.:a. what in the morning, but recovered the decline after | tine were made in lots ab about 400.7 and halos of common | Boe b apparently bur lide ulured® {Pen Sreawsmir Eonora, ar Wauivax—TeveqRarme.y eation having refused to restore it in thirteen of the Arr from New York Nev 14, Immacuiada, and Union, at schools of the city. The platform was slled by the iead- | 88 (he Produces Bie SF auarlastion); 1 | tho second Weard. ‘The market closed seedy, bat | TREE Gs Mercomtinsca dul, ween Tae CO | Min di tmones iieiamis dione, Revog fess 'atie "Us | S242: as ari, mm trom the Clyde; 1a, Gerirude, from ing members of the church, the bar and mercantile pro- se ah Hades aebriagcorctan from Mepny capes withet animation, The following were Kowal Finseed was held with more franess, but sales | Was under survey 18th. Clyde; sah Session, ani tle attendance was bighly respectable. terwanth Gelore the vececl sailed. Mr. Boulbo Sriivad fe | £25, CONDE Prlees ;—Miasourie, 8976 a 90; Paste Mail, pod, roe sore £06 a AS tho | tore reputed ashore on ioja'a Res had been gato and Adordp ir Roane a 14 Lirerpont th fh Be ihn Surat Fence. ‘The meeting was called to order by General Lloyd, who sly! teok passage in ber to Cadi: ¢ cargo was an aseorted | 104% « by: Central, 8334 a 3; Brie, 18a 4; Hudson, 3335 Pee re ‘about 800 Dbis., including mess, at $17°35 | taken into Northport ‘by Mr David Ceri’ ‘ec, ott, ‘formation | trom do: 1h Digs, from dos John rick fons eieianaah-this tein. Jonen W.-Gianien Sacha, belonging to some dozen different shippers, consign: | a %;; Reading, 6124 a J; Michigan Central, 5214 4 43 | a $1740; clear mess, $18 76 a $19. and prime do., 16 60a | RAs oblained from a letey sent to na from N lorthport. We bad ATT from Haldmere ainuubia, nad Jokaane & Wilbel, Mr. Corron having read a list of the Vice Presidents and io Storia sod Cadis; Boulihe just the vessel | Southern, prefi S134 a 44; Panama, 120% @ 1214; | $15 76, nd prime at $18.0 $13 60. Included in ‘the ga ex metingio Mo with gettin ‘off his vessel, and that she now lies in Hem Joseph Howe, from Li eth 5 n sailed offered to act as supercargo and to nag . Minois, 764; a Galena, 724g a 34; Toledo, 3134 a 9%; Were some 200 bbie. mess, buyer’s option, deliverable in | atthe Navy Yard, Pan and scarcely leaks at all. Conteqenr: Sens ‘Queenstown; 19th, Virginia ann, Herta i weer, sig ettedioen nelsoni re Png a Sal oe eet oe ” » i bine December, at $17 75, and prime at $13 50 a $13 75. | gone grax (of Machias), Hooper, from Philadelphia for Port- | Verpool. ¢ CHAIRMAN addressed length. that he was at libert; Seas Kock Jy and, 6135 @ 34. Beef was in good supply and the market steady, with sales land, dra ‘ved ashore on the rocks at Saco Poo!, morn of 24th Be following was the business of the Sub-Treasury ef about 400 0 £00 BI including ig try primo, at $6 | inst, and hiiged. Home Port. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 26 Arr brig Ada, Crockett, Boston; today — 80 1e took up and returned me my notes for $20,000, and I ‘Mth, sehr Athol, Parr, ‘said that if they selected him to Gl the position with the | gaye bim such a power of attorney: immediately’ u wea sha he would aid in crusade against any church or | the sailing ofthe vessel Ioarned thai Botiho was in if. $8 a 9.60; repacke estern mess, | Sax Francisco. Her fe Mie Dien, “Suna bot ruck on | TNOSTUN. Nov iy PM-Atr steamer Clty of New York, y Slivcnd ectrn do’, $11 25° $12, About 400. bone’ | a het peaToucpaer fo oMaeP, mae sect they would be much mistaken; but if he was select- | culty, and I thereupon wrote letters to the captain and Total receipt... 970,070 26 | Western beef lama were reported sold at $15 a $15 60. | vers tadiy, but luckily offs a "fai a ower Puldeipia. Cg Sets, Eetanand, FMiadeiphia; ig sige neutral wm every respect. | cousignees of the vessel at Cadiz and ‘thi cote. —Frow customs. 10 Bacon wes dull, with amail eles ot $3ce. abc. Cus mente teed: Be: vepause coat about $1 ark eerrane,” ee. ane of yee are 6) ae 7, FP Mmanding bis authority as supercargo and to sell her; he | Payments. 171,588 48 | were steady, with sales of 160 hhds , Including shoulders, tf ner repr a aS eae ee d Saturday, wind NNW, steamer 3 neutral ip nationality, neutral in politics and neutral in { was only authorized to sell her in Cadiz or Alicante, where | California drafis. 42,000 00 | ut 6ic., and hams at 9c. a9}<c. Lard was in good de: | girerk of the ship General Cushing wae _ Stamp mp Aurora, N Place; beige WE religious creed—if he was called upon to aid such a body | there were Amerian consuls; I never heard either from } Haiance..........+ “6,688,268 10 and firmer, with swies of 450 Dblis. on the spot at , - ee Bath 2ith insi, a ship of 894 tons (name ind NW to B, with snow iatter part, P yy fasta 1) abip Gentoo, Freeman, Row Tork fork, io tows . Botilho or the vesse, al'erward outil she was tound gcut- | The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this mornin, ‘2 1024c., with 660 bbls. deliverable in December, | reported). Capt $B Densmore, of Richmond, late master cf bie fellow citizens to restore the Bible in the Public } ied at sea; my bonds were ont for the return of her regis- | oe gaye rye pppoe a papnriee and 2,000 do, deliverable in June at 11 4c. Dressed | he ably Richata Morse, is to command her, ‘ark wale x bantos, rewatn, 2 ie toms tchools, then he would heartily give them all the aid | ter, and that was the main in why wrote counter. e es $1,245 63: hogs were telling at 7c, a 73c. Butter and cheese were iy abark of over HH) fone, name not re. | Cita, : wm his power—(cheers)—and would thank them for | manding bis authority to sell her; when I received back | The Board of Directors of the PaciGc Mail Steamship 4 wl Ww —Cld ship Ann BH r,. Raving “tominaied’ “tm ab Wels obsirman. He | my ttt and’ gave the power of attorsay to Bualtho, he Sa Dar Oman eh Sey Donen Fateen'nnd ach looper, Heoper, Company bave declared a dividend of ten per cent of the Rick, —Sales of 260 tierces were made at $3 31 to $3 75. ‘A ship, not yer med. was to be launched 2h inst, by John: us g Neptun id, Drees, Bremen, profits, payable to the stockholders of the Company on SveaRs.—The market continued steady, with sales of | son Rideout, Bxq. Phe fe nt ihe following dimensions: leogth indien; rown, New sirard ib | Rox! ‘Mr. Girard) was neither a politician por yet @ bigot. | paid me a commission Pek my trouble in the business; he Gibson, N york; i Barevilio : om Bedford; Wm ‘Sears, we bad yefrained jor years past from taking amy part | paid me $426 only; he to pay me $500, and was to 4 ‘ u deck 153 feet, breadth 333 feet, depth of sit a2 feat 8 “ " Sessetus ke potiaen;anit os ments bane inlined ela iie: [-remitnee tee tatinen: Nia mee imtoo Goran oote TT aoe srl taice, TELE ine ein ode ed Foe ei ae spose, | inches, and will ensure 120 tone, : ‘rer wwii ateesel pelea: ‘Toted to pufblin edacation, so: elewate:the' ehilizes of 8p 3 have never received aliyihing asaepting SaAeeee, According to the United States Treasurer's latest state- | TALLOW.—Sales of 14,000 Ibe. were made at 10e. Notice to Mariners. Seu working Classes of our community; and be only hoped he | — Judge Nelson, in charging the jury, Said:—This indict pe te ; Winaaay oc dinine cr Obs Dhue esa mendoas ano. ALXBW BpOy In CRARIERTON BASiCl Aid Polat, ‘Nor ce, from Portlind might be favored with +8 and feng = ment cy under’ the an section of ‘the act of Congress of rome ie condition of the treasury is as follows : . sod Rew red wecond class tron Buoy hag been located im 11 for Bolingoro, isin the he B na ee series A i Moken- oreevere in that godly and honorable work. (Cheors.) | 1820 which makes it a penal oifence for any persoa to deposit... $8,753,724 54 RRS Span feet water at low tide, wi wing 5 The school symem oa lew Sack we S mag- | serve ina vessel employed in the slave trade, on board | Dr vel aa 2. 23693;900 26 beg Oeming ap raed Serie Frmeeey reas - :» Fe Spe web. Te he wind a Wow blowing very’ heary trom thé uificent one indeed—(Applause)—but its grandeur and | any vessel owned by a citizen or citizens of the United | Subject to draft. {6,059 ;%24 28 S cekinn Pras , Rorihcrameet Chur ureh Steeple NWHW. | BATH, Nov ‘Antec Phebe k ‘Elizabeth, NYork. Sl schr eharacter were comprehended but by a few. We | Suites. It will be perceived that one of two things is ne- } Reduction, 1,113,085 58 } 9 story house and lots ort an aot tak ‘oth st., 20x80. srs By order of SHEN + Cheauh, alley, Berm bved im a city the second oue in the world in | cessary to convict th ner: First, that the defend- | Receipts... ‘447,078 521-0 Sousen aa tote adidening, fronting oc OAs ck oooh, U PEMBROKE JeNES, 3S Tightouse Taspector 6th dist, ‘CHARLESTON, Nova s14 ship Columbia, Frishee,, New position and commercial prosperity, and third in popula- | ants were citizens of the United States, or if uot, then, | Drafts paid 1,175,851 31 aod ining, ing on seach, Charleston, Nov 27, 1888. York; schrs Oracle (Br), Fernandez. Nasaan, NP; iridsh ‘tiov—a city the home for the people of all climes, kindreds | second, that the vessel should be owned in whole or m | Drafts issued « 1,560 184 39 ‘Whalemen. neen (Be), site, 8 an NP: oa. Brown, New and tongues—and when thes: oople brought thelr chil | part by a citizen or citizans. | Now, it e conceded and not | Net balance, 2 3/810,439 03 POSTAL DIRECTORY waSld from New London about 26th, bark Catharine, Hemp: | Zork Rhos &) jeuleh, Hofman, Iphia; Lucy dren to our public schools their «im was to elevate them | questioned that the prisoners are foreigners. It there it . , a r, NYork; ship JC dour morally and intellectually, so that hereatter they | fore follows that it must be proved that the ownership of | _ Te exports of specie 'yom California for the month of he naithatt lao Get me, barks Thoms Popes Regnard, of MB, | 200 Saar james Ade nes ork: ship J C mipht become good citizens of ‘the republic. (Cheers.) | the vessel was ian American citizen. There i8no seri | October and the year were as follows — Matt 2 ; poy yore tae ah “Robert ‘Cushman, Morse, iwerpool: brig There are 267 buildings in this Empire City devoted to | ous question made that the offence was committed so far | October....... $4,342,679 Foreign and Domestic He dhio thier Coes Cs ay coiecits, PAO roid, Mae, Barceloua: wehire Monnllght, Suit, elevating the moral and intellectual character of the work- | as all the circumstances go, except the question of owner- | Preyiousiy this year. 35,005,113 TIME OF cee a THE NXW YORE ge Sept, welt B lon 20 We y Onion! pelle Em Morse, Parsons: Lari 4 beans, arent img classes of our city jand there 60,000 bors iw girls, ship. ‘The decision of the case must, p therefore, Parl ae Remsen... Lore ARs, — Ee ee ee ecidenbure bark Catiwrioe, from Bordeaux for Catifornia, | Moonlight, Beutia, New 7 pegmsiamead Bass from the ages ve to twenty, daily attende a that point. ‘The ctfence is a very grave one. Very properly fotal sinee January 1, 1853 Sept7, lat 11 408, Jon 40 W. th arr Elizabeth Hamilton, New York; bar} There are 1-400 teachers, about one thoagand of whom are | there is a heavy penalty attached thereto, aad its the | Corresponding period, 1857., earursaecee Bd ie aa meen Oct 15, at 914 8, lon 3136. meee an . za Isurgess, Upton, from Salem for Cayenuie, Oot 19, ph die (by tel) bark Jolm Dunham, Providence; brig ef the gentier sex; and le, intellectual and wor- | duty of govarnment to make out the guilt of the prisoner re ne — 1 Ses P.M. Excess in favor of this year........6..eseceees $140,906 ee eu atpho ke aby set of women than the female school teachers of this | at the bar. Now, as to the question of ownership: it is 7 7 A ELE RR Resi % a “ 0, 2 jonalv main neat 1 , Nov 20— Arr echr Tarae! I, Snow, NYork for Ca- eity do not exist upon the face of the globe, (Great ap. | not denied that ‘the Haidee was built in the United sshate Dy Ateamboat. rig. Pica, V2days trom fuse.) There was 0 class of woinen whom he more | States and built by a citizen and for a citizen, who | | 1¢ value of exports other than specie for the month of | Cauzrommts..By sdeanser, Wis Pantzas, wags), Hort Wat Et Oe, an 00 a sund x, Nov’, clteastend | May Paine, Sadler, and GW King, Wooster, N sored OF paid more respect to than the teachers of our | was the first owner at Providence, where she was built. | October was $474,670. Dee 6. iat eT hae , Ee of Cuba, EAST GREENWICH, Nov 2/—Sid schr T P Cooper, Grace, public schools, and there ‘etwo whom he bighly Te- She passed from the original owner to Mrs. d’Abrantes in every and Thursday, at § ‘Letters: Foreign Ports. Philadelphia. wpected—the Sisters of Charity and the schoo! teachers; | February, 1567. She owned the vessel, and had the bene. Stock Exchange. for it sbould be marked “Overland, vin Axrwenr, Now 18-£ld Lochinvar, Cole, NOrleane. | FALL RIVER. Nov 26—Arr schra DT Bturgen, Norris, Bal: ‘abd he felt a deep respect for the Sisters of Charity or the | fit of thé freight. The vessel, after this, was sold to San. 1400 Fl aie Int, 00. 91 Poca Rave. t] = Atustntn Fens, sands Man Pay ne pods ere ginh, a of the Bast, Healy, Callao. thmore: Grn es Ore, ant Mary, Fé arti Pa a . " 6 atroet ez ¥ . r nf 8 Harle 2 from jooep Mo.) OY, Sey . ixhtlogton - school teachers when he met them in the street, the | chez Y Dalz for $20,000, and he gave Botibo a powor of 6000 90 bd HS ito sl — m ian » Se ae ae, eee ae ee a rot SN a eee ine Metbouras Bie — hppa ene going on an errand of wercy, and the other w train | attorney to sell her. This brought the title of the vessel : 10th, Norseman, Haske, 'dingepore' ‘Tor Padao, FAIRHAVED, Nov Batre wehre ML Wedmore, Robinson; 3 fon vi he hunds of our young children.” In the pablic schoo's | into the bancs of a citizen who had been nat rralized at | 5800 N tare 100 Harlem | i “ore iatant, A Te see, OSE be ar | ee earn Biciass decane’ 8 sore Se Bache, Destino, Hasty: | How, Thoma: CJayne Petr Tbe of our city there bo inequality—the rich, the poor, | New Orleans. He had authorized Botilho to sell the ves « ais ae 1 80. Pacino. By tleamer, vis’ Packma, Monday, ‘Antiata, Nov —-In port bark Daniel Webster, Ward, for Do- edict Goldsmith, and B Hof, Dayton, Virginia. © are treated alike, There was a national and religious | gel, and he swears she was sold, and that Botilho received | 40000 Mivsouri 6's... ee. 6. 1 P.M. | minica, “ Bliza 4 J; equa'ity, for we do not care t clime the child may | his commission on the purchase. The case then shows ee i Se = e ; + By ae steamer mipire City, Thursday, auaal or Xow Meta port Venice, hutenare, tes amends s GALVERTON, Hoy fog port ships Pouioeal al Guard Cain 4 y ater rv 000 Pri bs, ° ee. rf all, Morrison, at Is ‘barton, erpool 4 have come trom, ner was there any attempt to swerve | that, so far as Dolz is concerned, he had authorized Bo ve itor PRO Sg rg rear pre for Borgpe doco Li ee Shem from the religion of their parents. In the public | tiuo to geil and receive the purchase money before the | 000 E RI » Teo lene ae Le en Cte nine rae Ma aiine Hovis Ace Alexandrine, Theomb, New | ont Slertus: for ig find Jew and heathean, Protestant and | vessel left the port. ‘The question then comes down ty | 2000 MU Ki.speste edin the Oftee at New York siz days pre. | York Share, for Europe do; G ‘Gotieh Age, Rowen: for NY ivibuting to fll our echools. No chiid is | this: was Dolz the owner at the time the infatnous crime | 15000 ll CenRR b s60 Banaxox, Aug 2\— Arr Carrington, Sumner, Singapore, Peterson, from do; San Jacinto, Fratus, from Roato “4 from the doors on account of the color of its | was committedy If he was not, there is no evidence that = >. a Beravia, Kept §-8id Golden Rule, Ms Mayhew. | Holland, cerne, i helgon, une; aor Lavaca, Parker, xe bank skip. (Applause.) They bad children from all quarters | the owner was a citizen of the ‘United States. He says lo. AKDIFE, No East, Gi bf the gobs, and all couutries had contributed thelr quota | he authorized the sale and received the purchase money, | 000 di Se sci Etniamode, Nov SME North Gorolita, Goodwin, United isn do West. Studie for "he Now me dork ata except China and Japan. (Laughter.) He looked on the | and had ed back his bonds from the Custom Hous: 1000 TH Fr: nar, with eens 2 for German States, Cacizant, Now &-Are Mount Vernon, Rogers, Leghorn sik ‘Chappel from Yoo Pm ‘Charles H Moller, from Pen- public schiool as a util; it ground them all together, and | It appears, algo, that Rotilho acted as owner throughan S0e0 1a CAI Ig v6 w T Cuoxstant, Nov 12 (oy tel to Tondon)—In port hip Ucorge they came out good Americans. (Laughter.) If they | the whole of this infamous transaction, during the | 8000 «i 850 2 The Gy of Baltmor for Liverpool, en, Faurbanks. for NYork, repg- Sid prev back Gan Eden, Scitign, bri, , A Hepburs, Murray, NYork; sehr Mary Ella, 5000 do. , Boston. ‘The river was fui of ice. iit mn ka Wood, babe: hg whaler pe A rcorra, Sept 29—Sid (rom Saugor Sept 25, Addison Gil- GOULURHORO, Now by Telok eae Sere, wanted to show a stranger Low we brought up the rising | voyage from this port to the delivery of the cargo at Car. ah cote 4 “ “porn j ia It will be seen that the time or closing the afternoon | Ca generavon in this country they should bring him tothe | dehas. The prisoners were sailors on board this vessel, | 4000 1. & W 2d m > 6" 160 Panama Ree st ieie tok Waren patie he tee Ege pet vn yl Boag herag pee Bi sche 8K Hammond, Hammon. Alexandria epening of one of the public ovis, where regularly at | and they do not stand on the same footing as the owners, 23 Pcp ses = a Ti Consrs u haifa our sever (han asecl. Yiae wi pebably ‘aatend Givta, toner slp Sam Lawrence, Patten, Chinchas GLOUCESTER, Nov 2(—Arr schrs Montezuma, Turner, Or- = uid see the Book of Life opeued anda | the master, or the mate, or other officers concerned in e al 2a do during the winter. (and sid 1ith for France): art kK tog, Turner, do (and sid | lond 4 NYork; Tiger, Norfolk. for Saco; Marietta, Mullen, d, and iminediately after they would 1 must say, therefore, that | 100 40..,...860 98% 100 do. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICR. 19th for Hampton Koad bariot at Fame, Knowles. 40 | Camden for Norioik: Franklin, Hunt} Lubee for NYork, War- 1 3 ith fitse children kneel! 200 Bruns C 150 Cley & Pitts _KR.. Pe The Overland Mall cloaca ne fellow Vie Mar | (and sid 2h for Hampton Roads); Horraseeket, Talbot, Peri N ork for, Rockuand: Core, and R B Pius, do for’ 8aco; i thank their God for | if the case depends upon this question of ownership—aad esing the previous night in safety. There was a Thold it doos—then the case is not within the statate. | 105 50 Gal & Cui RR DSO sellicn. on the 24, th, Tithand 20th of each month | (2d sit 224 for Mampton Koad # Laken idea among many’ of the community as to the nse | And ip conclusion, T must say that itis difficult to arriv 100d : Scuthampton 4Ui, 12th and 20th, touching at |, = O41 Ms ‘shipa Rein ry Hacttd, lampton Roads a pleat Udit No Nov 2.11 froin schroW ‘nade of the Bible in the public schools. It was supposed | gatisfactorily at the conclusion that the Haidee was owned 50 aan Solera cetennek tema fripune (Pt). invite, Mobile do: Femeralda (Br), Meldrum, rh, 'B Forbes, Morris, from by many that the Bible was commented apoa; that it | by an American citizen. 300 “aie oo ro oe ane unmannmeand Hampton Hobdy with guono; Zia Josey Tarra (ir), Hamm, | NYork, with ship Gentoo in tow; also, steamer’ albany, from made a class book of inthe schools, There never | The jury. in about twenty minutes, brought in a verdiet 50 avernssis.. Vin Mareellies 04 Bveson the 1th. Via South 4 i Francisco. NYork for Boston; and two barks. Wind WSW, and suowing was a greater mistake, There was but one Bible inthe | of not guity 159 ampton and Suez 12th. Tn port ro, Cooma free Cateeins, ee eat Waideatien Mates, ecboo! and it never passed into the class room. It is no The Court asked the District Attorney if he bad any hore ce 100 Clee & Thi Rl Maverrros... Via Aden on the 4th and 27th of the month. ie ae Pag Oo) inane Valens, Biltmore fr yy tel), steamer Wm Jenkins, Hallett, from text book—it is not taught there; and the teacher who | suggestions to make as to the prisoners. ¥ Cen RR..b30 659 do, Bevan, -....-Via Nouthampton on the Mh of the month. a , Ran eae hat tr oe Seat Rewat tmere for Boat, pe Barr Ot rg Monin, Sh would read the Bible with any note or comment, in addi Mr. Hunt, Avwistant District Attorney, replied that there do.s8 p&e meh oe eae tale ee ee ue “te Indian and Australien | from Chinckas, arP Scterw Chief, Wording: froin Cardi flevic Jack ones for Wow tion, would lose bis or her place. He (Mr. Girard) had | were other indictments against thi do. no hg Pere ony eee eer oe are 20th, digg: Rock Light, Hadley, Cavot, | JAC PRSONVILLE, Nov etn port brig Ritka, Downing, for never known of any complaint be: le by any parent | Mr. Jonchimnssen for the prisoners said that these in Watie, John Bryant, Gardner (are 200); Marcla @ Day, Chase, | Samerion lag: ache AK MeRendlo, ‘as to their child's hearing the Bible read. That very day | dictments arose out of the same transaction. by tyre pees yay ipa "eimty Sasi, Wiest enh Wh fr Penansolay tehee EC sontaon, Sinn, bd Sng hie beard the Bible read to the Jew, Catholic, Protestant, ‘The prisoners were remanded to the custody of the MABITIME INTELL 16 ENC BR. Chapeeiior, Borland, Adve: ‘turstow: Witch of the Wave, | Ronington; 17th, Emma, (&r), Tngreham, J Nasaa dane wid 190i ‘&c., and there was the most pericct’ unanuamity. In the } Marshal. ae iis, Vilking, Winsor, Lizzie Oakford, er 1 ngrahan, N pasa Gs ‘20th, ship Ann Washbarn, Merreman, Boston ™ Goodell, Harriman, Ne ring rept Sth sche Y ay tik Gea and Mary Goode! " ‘ meV ov In port hark ‘Rrernont, Holl in tT 8, Mobile; A. 7 . wea Baton nett acts ca, eran artnet: | Pate, eotenl azctem Bevem Maeve Ove fin dt Daigs Executive, Lee, for Lege about 16 a wig MOBILE, Nov 22—Arr ships City of Brooklyn, Chase. Lon. Beng - 4 pty od Orleans; Helvetia, ery pap Navini : jong, Rath: bark tanarion, sail ky ion. * NBediord). Sid ahont Sept tote, Neamnithe ahd AA Steve Ste hay = GA ay ‘M. bark Gambia, Kean, Rto Janeiro. Art (by tel) ships ia Windsor Poteet “Grater, London; \“Nov lo ate Loch Lamar, Rendall, Maulmain for | 20th, Timour (Br), Caml ‘% Fou'th, Sixth and Fourteenth wards the reading of the Budie had been stopped, and they had left their homes reniag 10 baat that the Bible should be read in FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. chools, (Enthusiastic cheers.) What he believed he (Mr. G.) would speak, utterly regardiess of whom bi aa might cut, but be would not offend any ect. He would Moynay, Nov. 20—6 P. M. ‘ell them where the opposition to the reading of the Bible The bank averages made up this day compare as follows the evil iay in the men whom the vote of the r in the school officers’ chair. They should | With those which were made up last Monday Circulatin. Ne t den. 2. Kiva), Kelley: (iwi Magnus Tavlor, Monsoon, hive, Harwant: Blondel, Plumer, SPRCIAL AN packages amd letters intended for the New Yorn UWrwau SOTICR. 100 Sreuld be seed $2000 Miswouri O's... 18500 Nii Cen RR beds. 200 ehs Uanton Co 140 Pac: ise, Mall st people piac Port of New York, November 20, 1858. try a local remedy first, The disease lay in a radius of | Weekend’. | Loans. ‘ta mile. taking the Five Points as a centre. (Langh- | Nov. 22..128,898,631 90,815 7,860,578 88.045. CLEARED. ‘amybell; Liverpool Oct 20 via the Balize, ait amie, taking the Five Poitou ratsh. | Nov. 20.. 120580808 AT-18781 7802401 80,758,790 - Ship Gotan, Marr New Grieane—Wn Neaoa & Sons PHORATIOG i: Ba Non os pba, » insist upon the school officers reading the — —eemetine . way, Charleston. ie. NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2l—Arr_ateamahi s the ochocta. wat remedy bo would re | Dec.... SiS S00 — 208,119 1,811,726 303 Bh Orn iis Hark B Trutt, Scull, Monteskivo—MeCrendy, Mott & Co ourM, Ja, Oct 2—Are schr WH Hazard, och, Brora a ava gon, Lu ‘’ nid be "she Board of EAneation, but he Inc. pod 966,816 po oe 100 Mich S & N Ia RU Bark Industry, Corne, Portland, Uregon—Wakeman, Dimon | mington, NC. ton, shipe Ferriere (| Peychaud, Havre; ‘Memp! Davis, ust all appeal to the school offic This statement was rather unexpected by financiers, 10) SEN Ta Bre | atk F Secor, Paine, Rt Marke—Smaliwood, Rarie # Co, or Sofaae ae: mr Ot vat Brees Siena, Mees Hosoae "aol etre aa Sherali anderson, should appeal, to sed gulat ti hieee Waele tar 6: aude te Ga ducal cork Pia. os Bark HL Kuigera:Helano, St Marks-Rrodie & Potion id Mary & Adelina, Watts, XOrleans. | Rio Janeiro; Gen Buricker, Jonex. case, Cape, Verde brig Tavernier, a the mn to ok wh ae lnk {nn wo | column, as over $200,000 went out to Europe, and, it is p Galena, & Chi Rik, mo Angostina (tiroa), Losekan, Ciudad Holtvar—X Paven : Mbonton "doy Pudel Gav). for San" Fran: Jona Charleaon, ara Sen “i Tarazon i De xsted to AM the chair of echoo! omicers. ‘They | said, over $1,200,000 to the South. But it seems that we do... lsto 2” | aig Victoria (fin, Hllenger. Halifix—Maitand, Phelps & Co. | “irgions, Sept I—Arr Se erat, Londen. seeglice, Cdnero re te en Trenton, Green, Pee eee mIM OE OF SS CAT MATE | tcok over half amillion in specie from Philadelpbia early do... bao Brig Argyle, Tass, Riehinood xa Kowa, xept Sid 4 of the Sea, Caldwell, | sehr du an Recreate Brushwood, e age mes, do, 400 Chicago Bai Webb, Watts, and Pote ‘eed, from Liverpool; Wm Behe Carlow Alneats (Porth Rodriguen, oli |. Amsinck. 800, yet the Coporation was | in the week; this enabled us to ship on Wednesday, per Schr Theresa, Gandy, Bershear Cit governed by commercial mi d0.. Rich, for NYork | Wadsworth, from Marsetiles:schr Chipola, from Comzaconicon, mowed of tw partiwe—ine’ tho have Re hawie—uo | Axia, and till to retain a surplus over last week's 300 do pa Cp for 80 | Coa shine Ciara Wheeler, Delano, Liverpool —— et oo em me hoot local titants “ ° “1 ol ‘ay. atte, Havre. me sineas, no en —, = om pees He anne average. The — nts to the South, like ahs 400 Harlem KR 200 Mil & Mise RR. Ot ‘Sehr jeo Hurl see Are toy te) ships B Webh, waits, te rrintht. vn: ot the men whom they | ™mittance trom California, came too late to aifee i . x se, and Silas Greenman, Wilbur, a aon SM “caren Guns Ie 3 ~ New York City Banks, Nov. 20, 1858, ters, Galway No Hava, Rav 19-— Are bac cho Ricremp Rowton: | Hail, ta, Havana? Champion May) Mont children with a 4 the averages. Their effect will not be seen till next Mon. thoy were only it deans. Specie. Cirvul'n.” Net Dep’s. $5,836,582 2.403,570 105,008 “5,810,310 1,806,520 230,118 $604,561 | gmafipor on bon % 90,584 = 544,007 Steamship Arago, Lines, Havre, via Sonthampton Nov 16, | =I8t, l’rusciiia, lp with mdse auiparsengers, to Win § Drayton. Portiand; John Hethawny, Sanith 7 Boston. ¥. Griffin, New Orleans Nov 20, ant a 2d, steamship Isabel, Rollins, ‘onsr ‘ton “tia fo 17 aap, Sewell, Boston; Mary, Samvel Adame, and Havana 204. até 0 rx ‘with mise and passengers, o'M O wae ie, ship Danw' NYork = ag es ; barks Saragossa, Dow, Boston; Thales, Jer- verte Steamship Colmbia. Merry. Charieston, 49 hours. with man Portland: Ge NTiwed i sen 17th, filax Holnes, Rritannia, N Larra- and passengers. to Spofford. Tileston & Co. 28th inst, 4 PM, pee, back Harriet Hazeltine, 18th, ships Addie Snow, and Dic- Aiguatized steamship Nashville, hence for Chariesiod; same 219 parsengers. to ¢ theavy westerly Anebor at quarantine, having a tt r Land, do. John’ Patten, Race sos from Halk er Newell, Hutler, Haltinore: aM, slp Anna. tot the Bowne" " wan, MeNnir, Liverpoo Vereraon, and Bx A Samer, iit, see rae recon zoveed press, Lundberg, N York: FS , jewton, II lay. Itis probable that the banks begin business this week with about $27,500,000, or perhaps a tritle over, in t specie; and ns there is no Wednesday's steamer from this iren i Gng wood port, they will love none of it but what they send South. ctod. If the | The decline in deposits is larger than was looked for; it coast the ity they would be | indicates a spasmodic revival of business in some quar ashained to Sud the meu whom they have elected ter or other, probably in the South. The loans decline Americ: Coster, Mr. Hinat Kerencat then addressed the meeting. When d is ee XY ore vt : “pf the iret sctilers landed at New Rngland they brought with bot slowly. Prudence would seem to dictate the policy & 6 PU, oben Augusta, and Honteville, benee for aes Mertand ‘srice Henrie, wt dl 1 NORFOLK, No Nov Rhy ome Fla eetlgry ago them the Bible, and their posterity to this day bad reve- | of reducing this line below $120,000,000 before the Now epceeectte Rennes, Gkigner, Pormmputh, de, wih mice | Prowsstille, Gere } eh Rte. daene C D, Harwood, Rockport. ais: Fenced it, and the Bible wes the American book. He al- | Your: but caution is the last quality it is right to expect To Heary odin. ath ine, off Streparont, |, Chad rk Rover, "Wale x Bovey) Boy betes Beat, | pire he nber of copies of the Bible circulated by “ unship Jamestown, hence tur Norfolk: 12 M, otf | Deertn adeipiia; John sew SEDPORD, Nov 2—Sid brig Ormus, Baker, Phila American Bibl Ay, and the contributions re- | Of the banks at a time when it is eo hard as at present to ey Ore Henne seesne sale & Fvter, of New York, bound N; | Tauigue Geth: ity ship Ne Hunan. or “pe. ¥ 2 VM, oft Latte Ree pepane bem erie, Soke, bound N, | pool idg. Sid prev tate of Maite, Humphrey," bark EWPORT, Nov 25—Arr achra din this country for the purpose, aud with all that | earn dividends. “Steel Foruant, wih edew and | Hesper, Armilhge, Gleagow. fez Pietephin and a By Foca am Adame, Ranifestation of fig ee eet nonce hal eae | Opinions are divided among bankers and lenders as to paggenigers tot Crem ‘romwell & Co. ron, Ja. Unt arr bale crit araaac er, | Sid bre Nonern Beil: Nts orden ispticos i ovis iB the eity of New Yor hat influence had pro- ion (04 Hoston), Rmall, Caloutta, Ang 16, with i on aes, ov Are sloop Ri aon ses duced 20 lai fable a res Not those who disbeliewed | the state of the money market. Some state that there is wooden, Tina e ; beavy ‘weather ‘oa iho paaen i for Havinnm la Mag to ond tor WH Michel, prt, 8 AM. Magra one stn i ie the Bb te ‘infinence of the Roman Catholic | more demand for money; others declare that it is as essy corres hovenet. pin eat, Se. onsen Sentai Ww ken star Ae nyt Re (rem Dit Fendt a in Sat | church. (Loud cheers.) Who was there present, or any 3 Salter, Liverpool, maton Gere cles that coald deny thet fact? ‘No-one. "Fle ale | s2ever. Certain 4 seeme that the rates for lonne are wn aa sham spats Swan ise teat ot mean Lo say that the Homan Catholic church waa op- | cbanged, though we apprehend that there are but few vd to the Bible, bat it did not like the translation. | transactions, if below & cent on call, and 4a 4) g ‘iqtast, Fay ona tare an Oundore Protestant apslation wat 8 fair ope; made by men A for short fet clas mercantile per. Tachangsopees site tikayes, Row Sih brie 4 Wasson Wainy ee ee Porc srars e Waruing ond care an ovela The expected from mortal men, | strong for the steamer, Several bankers are holiing at = wip coz besre, Vendorhet, A Nin "Ta ship Protec fog New He contended that the Roman Uatholic laity were not op- | 1003;, and a fair business is being done at 10814 a 1093,. 3.830. eeages ‘mdse, to fel . 4 5 myers Meh Ly ward, Routhates, frou (h Esriutry"Spsiss Watts saves nap | Te rte hr fume ead 618 68304, Te ma Fy fens ape ener Sen Sn Cat ion, | 0 pra, Ha eas 4 763 er, from 40, ar 6th, do, achrn over by their own nominees. (Appiause.) | “#e# to-morrow. : tain, child and IZ seamen, ant brought them to this fa the cource of ble remarks "be ‘sthoded tb | The Cunard steamer Karope fot Six, with thros Sites setae port “Fie sche eapedieeggp danadhspadkenes APS ot Seen ads fale; Pentionst Now Orieawe: Ge conten , SS a ae Fai days later news than the Portiand steamer. Telegraphic Tig4e 840 "B64) Rark (Of Fast Machina), Thurlow, Buonos A Huetrore, Cantws PPR sas ones NYork: Cacte ont iene octag ne ialnck onject tw any sect | Ad¥icen of ber nows will be found im another eotumn. 7.200008 1,125.47 12, nih hire he, to Bimpeon & Mayhew. Hina been North ot | Chas Bivwin, Wien. Cardenas: Yih, ahington, Chap: or party supporting their own religious Rehool they | The usual efforta wore made at the Stock Exchange to Wea it Enterprise (Br, of St Kitts), Bramford, Turks isiands, | tbe river, outward bound, Stiiphen, SE should do so with their own money, not at the expense of | aay to sustain the prices of fancy stocks and bonds, main iueme tate “ toTT Dwight for NOriesee, wACOLA, Nov Ci brig Tunees, ancy Cant Ge the city treasury. If the v nliope, Goodwio, for a City of wth Britain ), Crow, Londonderry, 8S, 14 days, with po- Aay at do 18 Landis, for do e i Queen of the wo ne Mery Ace (Br), Cole, &t John, NB, 17 daye, with plaster, ie vchee Law yp tng Fajardo, PR, Noy | Utien, Ott 408 r qt the " r 302, tators, to 3 Roches ton (aa), Petric, for be ork % —e (a), Jndine, petit ADELPHIA, bg my Otrdler, Ln] ¢ — if decider ly corrupt. (Appiause.) tadp.. . es wine Catbarine,cr), King, Dorchester, 7 lays, with stone, to morlnnd Dreenn, for de 2th; Rort H Dixey, Dixay, “tor dow Fresction: “ian e Mh fo td hey were net yet prepared to led the cebools ger to ahs | CUY buyers were a few epeculative members of the 283. Tangs, Kmmevinie dispar: Faint, Berry for bor Waiumors Hah, | Metanens, ‘Golden West; Shor, Newburyport, Orens Genaler’ 781, hornton, | Paine, 598 i hing drewken Inepectore and. trngine the | beard, There if no investment in unproductive secur ed fe J ios vone for goenel cian | Gan: bob eb cach rit LLORTLAND, Nov 2—Arr (by tel) steamship North Belton, 9 disgrace fl as a InENeR, ora. T—Arr steamer Westchester’ Clark, advance, an increased supply of Bap Aenigemnsags feighe ene yore Ragen iam | cash stocks is thrown open the market. The late now Sith engar, de, to master heavy weather, spin | fon. for Go wih Ae Meenee & pf hovipence: Seen cacodecbut their epemien came bot with the sword | from Europe is unfavorable, both for the sock and the ey twri. Ni 14 Cla Rice nad pal: ‘Sehr Taylor, Ni . NS, Mewes. Morey Taxlor, Nickerson, Hialifur, NS, 6 dgys, with | ¥t i ‘Sebr Fastern, (! Hoek, York Monekn. Ls a Maitland, HB, 8 days, with | Fore: Farhan just art; brig Louise (PPh Dupare, trpan’ Go do: | Matt? Where thse | pitiaceiy id enteavor net to allow | bonds of the New York Central and the Illinois Central. citatel by expelling that | ane j for New ton, for Blelty; Radiant, Pitan. or the bayonet, an¢ they aby them to gain & position in t ich thay bed tor the porpeusity of s “Gla valgeas jen decline and procarions position of the latte: Plaster wis rom Fo ot ar which they bed e perpetuity of civil and religion and cibers as before. 1 inety. are calculated to produce a fatal effect upon the concern: 3 yt ‘Kew, yee w x Defies samuel Kulary (Rr) Van Nor. “iuk—Arreemer' Curio Atey, NYork: schre A.8 Browa, Ur. Broors having addressed the meeting, thanks | which are straggling to maintain a foothold in the Faro “ ot few York Brown: JS Welt, Sim arptieue er sere avardet to the Chairman, when the assemblage | oan markets; while at home the game causes are likely he SP ibe a marks doops Macy stoops Mary eeparate to confirm the already prevalent opinion that rai! PSUR 180, Tira Brown, Patchogue. Sd ser W Bina, Mason, Pili! T eal and other Amusements. 1 arty ' gg a rs Sesients neenne cae ‘hee a ge wim, at a wee be America, ng Ror on bsormy | — Sauaene at comme tae road property as a whole i rapidly drifting inte Total... . 126,686 608 27,157,331 1,662,407 86,780,708 irasec thera, 7 ae Rockians. MY days. previews Jem. out I Sea Witeh, De BA rig toe nnn gymnastic eporta are referred tothe povel programme of. | *Mkrutey sed liquidation. For the present, @& | 6 Gress depostin, Pf ay Sy 2 a Fepi 14, shipe AlMon, Williams, and favin- | “RICHHOND. Now 96-—Petow, dee pry Be petegehas = we ave shown alr the existing market ll Shout at EX Siavininn ail, Printamd. Ct, for Albany. cihie, Jobmsen, from Vaverpont: Kawin orreat Crocker, from Rermdn Htnnvirede Tid sehr dona’) Kinsey, Crowfor, New : ~ an Pranciers; Gan vari jon Guiney Adame, Ninio'e—Gabriel ie to repeat hie great part in the | prices of stocks are maintained by the banks ae ee bg 4 ee BW Haman Win, Denaieon: Towle, from Veaton: inex, Mitton, and John Cattle, Hallowell, | RAN FRANCISCO, Nov Ag bark Jane Palkenbs Pleasing pantomime of “Helene,” whieh will be preceded | which, in the dearth of commerrial paper, are using ther: Acues.—Small tales of pote were made a bKe le | ay L Croo Eran. ‘ian ror Providence. 4 ed Keystone,” Knight, and Resolute, ‘Holt, from | wi Sry 2 River; bri fr yoy Robhins, Por pi r whe a ie contrary gee wn 4% collateral for loans, and by afew venturerome iMtiv: wwe nominal. weur= Ny 4 ete eee LOW. aay W 13—8id sche Ia L Howard. Staill, Phila: Pedro. hd varke nde! ayaa Gold ‘fener bleh ards, aod Messi vial ‘ duals, who, to make interest upon their mone: q Rapertyyy.—Flour—The market was heavy for elphia. " Ryne re agai to perform in “Dred.” The whi ae oe lemporarity cn thom, relyae wus, | 00m breads, while the higher grades of extras bi ft, Bohens, Martin, from Fandon and Deal Ort 21, wo Don lem Ave soe We Sonihard; Small, 8 Tha. tieality © a,” and play of the “Bear Hunters,” | tpg to advance temporarily m, relying "po" | unchanged. ' Tho sales were moderate, and confined hip Cin ang, Dennis. from New Orleans, fschr Ancole, Corson 8 _ are @ e their agility to extricate themselves on the first | chiefly to the home trade. The transactions embraced | ship Nertbern Eagle tot Newbury pert), from maltimore vy dn Gerd hid brig @ 1. Buckman, * Plo. Bewrow's—The American comedy called Extremes,” | signe of approaching danger That this i the true state | about 9,000 t0 10,000 barreis, closing within the following | Park Cosmck. Balla, form shanghar, ie Now 4<In port, schrs Renjamin Delano, Maker, arce of “Sketches in Invtia.”’ ate to be performed r — ce oy from Palerine ih frit — Fargas, Now 4—Tn port, 9 ja a anit farce of Sketches in Toile. ate to be performed. | of the ease must be obviout to every one who studies th Seatiard coperdne $4.20 0 84 40 | PF Pilot boat Weabington, No 4, . trem Marecliies, arr 2h uli, for Boston abt 12th, Car, Tina " tke or Bu is ¢ Richinge and y 3 " | market: it ie equally obvions that any change in the value | patra Stare ue a7 400 SAILED. ead for ao ig, and others. Ski ith uit, bark John Wesley, prt in with lows ¢ Warrack’s Mr. Ranger and the principal members of | Of money or in the confidence of money lenders woul! | Common to good Western 425 a 440] , Sipe Rnitans. New Orieans; Medina Maloney, Charteston; rand. Fept In—-Are Welkin, Rarrett, Ringapore (and alt sige Marne, Merihew 9 F 4 any are torepeat the “School for fcandal wade: — ‘The New York Ce Extra lowa, Michigan. Indiana and Ono... 6 00 5” —— - York): Rienzi, Rarraut, do (and sid 28th for Caleutts), the company pons ai. Mr. | produce # startling catastrophe. New York Central $50 3 700] Wind during the day NEto », Atwood, de (and ald — for Caleutta) Brougham 's farce jonah of Charley,” etows for instance, is sustained by the daily epeculative opera 5 8 8 — : CeeeeGs: oie gen Geel bere, oe TC Latea Kexxe’s Our American Cousin” continues , . ™“ OC HELA F, In port Gen! tions of jobbers. The Weetern railroads bave ceased to bo | Canadian saperfine and extra 5@ 4625 Herald Marine og Sm meng ~ « quite ae attractive as ever, nawithstanding the great | Lone of Jopbers, Tus Weetert ee esting mt thay | Mixed to straight Southern Be Bl wey wren, Nor 21-The bers Chen Wan: procioas | NkSuin, Alcboi. cor NYork and Bounn, We, Fr woe duit: Jength of time it bas been rupoing. It is backed by a | Productive, as the iy Progressi e 'T | Southern fancy and extra 565 a 7 60 | Ty reported getting new pumps, has completed her repuirs, | Nyork, was expected, and would be Inid cn tmeaany ore tonhasle farce receipts shows but too plainty. It is abeurd to euppore | Choice extra family and bakers” brands... 760 w © 60 | MArinl ter destination 1h Inat Kapevwee SI | turn Auman Meare —Zavistowski'e Jovenile corps of | that the sume causes are not producing like results in the ‘ 9&9 & 499 | tan noccamry repairs to connie het tocarty forward ter chen Rowe’ ni aap hiy Taal glen py t Myon edly: dancers gud pantomimiets, and the Wren children, are | ase of dhe Central. And whatever may bosaid in pablio, it | (7! Meal... 4 isch in new cela oy hones. «The tent of hie enae Co iene | HOM Vork: Alberding (1 teh) Tony for Dota given pleasing entertainments bere every afternoon and : é ' Canadian flout waa firmiy held, but sales were lot, | Lefore the Non Wim Marvin, of the Disict Court, will be heard | aslwgen. fu mast), fr sienna, po s well understood among the managers and direotors that | being confined to about 300 to 400 bbls., within Ss chore at an esrty day to allow the ship to sail with dispatch. 80 soon | “svweena F Novi-om, Ben Bolt. Loring, from Crom range of prices, Southern flour was in’ good # ‘anc | 88 he Ralvage ie decrend. the amount, together with the other the market rather heavy, while the sales Seapraed 109 t to eenet will be raiset opon bottomry, and the ship: 800 bbls. within the range of the above figures. Rye reo and materials of the French bark Caragnena, as flour was in fir demand, w Wh sales of 150 Dhie, at quota- Conon Ovens Southern Life Mlastrated’’ is the | the profits of the road are not equal to the dividends pati chet feature at Wood's, and “1 Aint got Time to Tarry To pay a four per cent dividend in February next out of at Bryant's Numerous songs, dances, &e., precede them. | ine earning of the road ie simply impossible; though money rock nOLM, Nov 6—Cld Lirzie Drew, Kuha, U States Braxonar, Sept G—Arr Mary F Kinde, Crowell, Swatow; norareel were sot h Hath, Wim Kpingue, Bowers, Bangkok; 13th, Starlight, Church: ihe Dull of the bark 9 i ba Aram Narotsox, the young Portuguese pianist, if t0 | might perhape be raised for the purpose by the usual pro. | tions. Baler of about bis. Jersey corn meal were U 8 Mai B Oct “e give bie second concert at Todworth'e this evening. He | 0 Qiks oe “at tee pe pio 4 8 policy leaar | reverted, at #08 3 00 Brandywine was held at |, The ship Am sake (oF Boston) Merryman, from Bow Ath mn satin do SrLia Noreing Lice feos: will be aeweted by Mile. Caroli and others. o 0, The market was tame, while the sales ng Young Ametics, Babcork, N one ‘woth, Sar: = n February, 1858, the Central paid four per cent divi- | embraced abont 21,000 bushels, inclading white Ca- Hong Kong 2d it Miogirel, Norton, Homan; Brooklyn City News. dond; it had just borrowed $600,000 at ninety cente on tho | nada at $1 94: white Western ‘at $1 29 a 81 27%; iow Poker brige Addy: Swift, Avery, NYork and white Southern inferior and common to prime white Southern at #1 129 $1 20.0 $1 60; red ores $1 20, and mixed Ilinow at $115. Corn Meaty iy be enlee Of 22,000 bnehels, including inferior, at 740. Soy] TA Me. a 75360. for cond wo prime do. other kinds were no- minal. Rye was quiet’ at 7c. a 78¢. Barley was steady, with sales of 800 buehe!s of State and Canadian at 75c. Oats were firmer and | 4 demand, with salea of | Sam Bee Correspondence above. — @ 50c., and of Western and Canadian at $20. fee news columns for report of lows of British bark Jeanie a Sobnaton. cor ven.—Sales of 450 bas of Rio were made at 10%¢e.; | The steamship Columbia, Capt Merry, arrived Inst eventn, 1,200 de. St. Dom! ». t for export, and 360%Rt p. t. sr & nd Corton natve market was trimer ont closed at ig. aa. | ftom, Charleston, a ee ee Oe ie vance, with sales of 2,600 4 9,000 bales, including 800 in | Which Capt B has o«r ; transit. We now oot midaing uplands ab 12%40. Snir Antzonts, recently ashore on Ware heach, would he taken into Dry Dock, Savannah, 24 inst, to rT Famctts.—To Liverpool, 60 tous of oll eake were on | {anrn lth Ory tained fw her hull’ certain what ex gaged at 16e, Sd. 10 cask potash at 16¢.; 100 terces beef Kuary oy Jcmrise raow tie Cane Yesterday morning | dollar, In August, 1865 (agninat the opinion of ite sound a farmer named John Ogiivey, residing at Coldspring, L | est advisers), it again paid four per cent, having borrowed 1, was killed on the railroad in Atlantic street, opposite | rom $200,000 to $900,000. If, in February next, it bor- Boerum. Tt appears that as the cars were about enter | rows again, and again paysa dividend, to what conclusion ing the tunnel Ogilvey jumped from the front platform | will the public come? The only argument which gives of the rear car. His overCoat caught in some projection, | any strength to the operations for the rise in Galena and and he wae dragged along & considerable distance before | Rock Island; the only reason why the stocks of these be could be extricated. The car wheels had run over him | road do not decline far more than they have done; the meanwhile. and both his loge were cutoff His arms were | only motive which induces stockholders in these two con, ‘also dreadfully crashed, and his bead bruised. He was ened wp, but died within a few moments aftorrwarde | Cer@® to hold their stock in the hoe of decreased earn- Gecenwed had come tothe city to pay taxes on proper. | Shae, is the general belief that these twa, companies are in Kings county, and in order to shorten the distance to | managed with integrity, that no dividendg are paid which the City Hall attempted the dangerous practice of jumping | ar. not earned, and fe po Sent of the directors ’ that there ot Marseatbo with part of inward cargn): Indy ia the mistaking of Key Light. from the ¢ Boe street. He had about $500 in hi at ds, To London, 10 tone and 2 or ab RRGansne, Mitchell, from Matanaas for Portland, put Juctestion and bile for nearly €200 more. ‘The money | Combining together to deceive the stockholders and the A Be. To lesen, Fe oid #0 bbe kotaches nt 260. fo | !8t0 Provincetown Uh inst for a harbor. - wae entrorted him by a Mr. Jones, of Coldspring, in | pablic. A® soon ag a like impressian prevails with regard | firemen, 9 bales of cotton were taken at Sge., and 10 Lig Ananoe, fo ora uae NO, went whose family the deceased remided. He was about sixty | to the other great railroads, we may expect the public to | tone dead weight at 2 There war no change to notice orth Beach Pe us to Zith inst, and became A wnh an AZ vessel of 160 tone feglater, bullt > Pane Havre, or to Anstralia or California. There rt here she ia owned. & the dead house, and hie friends notified of the fact, | trust them afresh; bat not before. wos some enqitiry for veewels to load with cotton at Mo- rte fi Ms tore mises fave ; 1) of which they will nell to aneb bn; tay ‘acy wil probably by remoyed W hu lave homng W-day "yg Yoluang of Wranaactions at the Sigck Ki xchange wag | Lule, ior which jg. Was bid aud 9 16d, aaked. cmagitteen Sivtios Gis tates Tooe ton | ovmipetenn cad oguanasebesianss =" ere rer of yearr of age, and without femity The remains were taken in rater