The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1858, Page 8

ba) NEWS FROM MEXICO, Veeee Btate of Affairs in Vera Cruz, Tampico and Anarchy in Northern Mexico, dc., die. OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE. . ‘Vera Crvz, Nov. 21, 1858. BSoppage of the Maile—Surrender of Perote—Sufferings of the Garrison—Low they Kecaped and Arrived at Vera Cruz, de., de. Ihave not sent you any papers lately, for the simple weason that pone are allowed to come down by the rebel Ynloaga government, recognized as the legitimate govern. ment of Mexico by the most enlightened nations of the earth, including the land of Washington. What adisgrace flor the United States! ‘The Castle of Perote has at Jast fallen a worthless prey fmto the bands of Eebeagaray, and as the circumstances fre deserving of note I give you a few particulars. ‘The hero, Colonel Trejo, whe has been holding out against a siege for the last eight months, after having ex hhausted everything and endured sufferings from hunger and thirst beyond description, has been compelled, with his whole remaining garrison of 400 men, to evacuate the castle, cutting his way through the enemy with his poor bail sarved followere—atter, however, firing his last car- aridge and spiking the guns be left behind. During the last oigbt days they were reduced to eating e herbs they could gather under the walls of the castle. The b reich he must be ealled—had pre- viously mi is mind that, if not relieved within exglit days, to ate the castle, and had reserved pri- wately ove single rel of eggs (ail that remained in the shape of provisions) aud ba'f 4 barrel of ram, with which te supply bis men for the march. When the moment ar- rived to carry out his plan of evacuating wWe castie ho, after providing each man with one egg and half a gill they we po further), opened the fires of his batter nemy at‘ inidnight of the 16th until is bu y and then commenced his way lives of the enem, through the in which he lost some few ci bis Spaitan ioliowers and others were taken pri soners (nr them bis fon, a bey of fourteen years), who are nil supposed to have been shot. The remaincer of this band of heroes, numbering about 300, reached bis place in safety this morning, the most distressing eight Wat can well be imagined, These are the heroes whom the clergy, With all their Bribes, have not been able to buy over to treason to their enue. OUR TAMPICO CORRESPONDENCE. Tawrico, Noy. 17, 1858. The Views of 0 vald Endorsed in Tampico—The Remedy Jor te Raw —The Full Power Should be Given to the Presidenk—Gen. Garsa Preparing to Fly from the Spa miards—The American Consul’s House Closed, de. , de. For many months past, not alone at this point, bat Mhroughout the whole of the Mexican territory, neither foreigners vor Mexicans have felt themselves safe. This has been beraldes > and by no means exag. gerated. On the accounts, it will yet be seen, have been only a very faint outline of the atrocities committe! ‘The press of the Cnited States have in general been very remiss; or if they have at any time noticed Mexican ailairs, they have been in direct contravention of facts or the real require ¢ Mexico as a body politic, with the excep of the New Yorx Herat; and on reading your paper the Mexicans, many of whom are very intelli- all class contrary, gent, endorse your views—namely, that the remedy must come from without. They are calling for a protec- torate for Mexico, or the intervention of tbe United States, th the exception of those aspirants who are for power and plunder You are well aws thes courcious, are ¢ that the majority of ..° Mexicans, forced wiile they are made the implements of war Mexican soldier must carry out the trade to Ww! bas been assigned by his task. masters, to the ruin of their beautiful country, as well as ail those with whom they have any social or Commercial Felatious, for men’s sus will find tem out, and the vor ex will craw others in, and hence the innocent suffer with the guilty; tor vice and crime not restrained will inevitably destroy , and those dagrant erin the t y State. The Mexi- eans are au es government, uv code o matters of God ‘mor. and ¢ any—and ia tions therefrom, they are not allow pwn inferences. Pa. rents have pot the moral t of their children, and care but little, and God is now visiting th quities of the fathers pou the children, so that the son is against fe father, and th sinst the son. Aud why is all whist The problem is easily auswered. God's laws are never (avg! r iu schooi nor college, and for years post al! forbidden to enter the Mexican republic, Thie was decree of Santa Anna, ape anbouu be bas % there is | Ro law to co’ Now, as your pape! since been deposed hat doere ae such a wi y e field of circulation, anc your views with regar lexico are So correct, you are called upon, on the broad principle of humanity, to give, through the influence of your paper, turown into the seale tor the rede of thie people, and to eave the @ffugjon of biood and the devastation of the land, us a pro- Yectorate: for whore the spirit of God is, there is liberty,” Bot alone of conscience, but also of action, Let the Presiient Lave plenary power, and we hope he will act prompily, aud we trust that ‘Congress im y eountry wil! Dot act ax the Mexicans do, im vain argument and wordy discunvions, without ever coming to 4 tixed mncipie. All cyc# out here are turned upon the United tes for aid to close up this bloody drama, so that we feel a hope, for rest assured that there is an awful respon- eabsity g upen the United States for the manner in | hich american vitixone have been treated by Mexican @hiets, of all partes, whether liberal or reactiouary, They all agree on Le Lioad paawciple ef robbing all foreigners. ‘That is one of their great potats, and on that subject there te no oil ¢ opinion: Gen. Garza bas been moving all bis light artillery to Vietoria, the capital of this State, some think for fear of the Spaniards sciving them; but tere may, be other causes, as & lyrant ny reign long e a in Mexico. ‘Although rome thirty eeveu veare have passed wince inde pendence, «til the mild law® of Gumantty Uave never been enthroned in Monteram We look, for stirring times, and among the novelties we expect the ted—namely, the Lion abd Castie 01 Cae xou—over ibs depressed city. Large flew © uatons—Franee, Spain and Piagiand—are here, while our poor nation has not a tlag on these waters. The taxes are so onerous and so nume rout that I sce our Coasul bas been obliged to close bis commercial cetabloliment, ae well as a number of Others. Hie was & boure of twenty-foor years standing, as be eupperted the office and not the office him, in paying has Chie! Clerk inore than the government aiiowed bum, at that very important point, which is and will be the outlet Wo oi) the rich mmerel districts a Mexico, Tampico the key, and the best harbor in the Gulf on Mexican territory Now b to bear throogh your columns your views whether or not the United States will let the Spa- nish flag ware OF borders and T Mexico, to the ruin and prejudice of can interest, and about the young Ar Bourbon that an General bes gone after, and at Abe sume time t Louis Napoleon, of France, get hie wndorrment to the 5 son of San Carlos, fer Mr. Be of atripic alliance wer at the noisy (ose mem have ative to carry ab interest her citizens on Une bear in mind the wise counsel, jorow what Wey can do to-da ean cont deferring OUR MONTEDRY CORRESPONDENCE Mowrmner, Nov. 5, 1858 Forced Loans in Monlercy—Crowle of Refuyess—Triat of Colonel Jordan— Anarchy in Northern Mexico Arrest of Mr. Lawler, of Brownecitie—Preparations for a New Expotition— 4 Protectorate the only Hope—Murder of Mr. Glenn and Som. of North Carctina—tiis Wife in Saltillo, dec. be Since my last, important events have occurred, the par Geulars of which Iw Afver the complete d forced loans were the I give to you as briefly as possible at of Vidaurri and bie arrival here, order of the day. The following houses were atked and required to give:—Brach & Stein. fold, $6,000. Clawson & Co,, $6,000; Mariano Hernandes, 95,000, Tamabo & Co, $6,000. 1), Wolf & Co., $2,000; Ri vero & Co., $5,000; D. Brainard & Co., $1,000; Charier & Mo., $2900, Batogay & Co., $600, Oliver & Co., $4,000. ‘Thie amount was ordered to be paid in the short ime of twelve hours, and on refusal the mulcted were to pack up and leave immediately for the white settlements, with their effects, de. Such a packing up could only be com. pared to some of your jobbers of Pearl street. Th Mearure produced positive comvuisions, apd such a grave Jooking set fou never saw, but upon further coumdera Gon, all war reduced to ® Voluntary joan of some few thourands erly another loan has been asked for and ret consequently the large wholesale and retail estab ument of Brach & Steunfeld har bees closed by supr order These geptiemen are Germans, but naturalized Americane, and consequently come under the protection Gen Cast oftere to Mr. Lamar. Sharp's rifles and Colt's revolvers | believe to be the best protection @ person can thie country under pregept ciroumstances city 8 wow full of political retugees, im the form of governors, ersretaries und employes, emanating from the @eandalous Geteat of \\daurri at Aguabuleo, asking for protection as their only hope of salvation, which appears now to bes very tlm ono, we bis former popularity is now completely defarct io thie and the adjoining States. From all 1 can learn from the best svurces, it will be im- geeerole for Vidaurri to rawe another army, as he bas quarrelied with hie moet popular chief and friends. ‘Col. dordan and a Spaniard, merchant of this place—Mr. Alvo—are now undergoing # court martial, we former for having piven orders have two batteries’ spiked during the canuenading, and the latter ax having given informa tion and eonepiring for Vidaurri during the battie. Blaine ust necesarily be attached to seme one The atrocious acts and soenes of barbarity ing the campnign in the interior are in no wie Die with the barbarous outrages of Vidaurri. Botly use the came manenres of reprisal in the destruction « Wte and proy und the most immoral acwe ' Perpotr ate the moat respectable clase f a Throughout Mexico a general distolution as taken anarchy, all ite hideou for & 1% eye Of & strange bor porte Cundaiajara hae been tie * Wie events, Th Ueman Consul wae assaulted an bed « $200,000 by General Biancarte, of the rew toner fof the Coneu! wae ealuual by Ge 6 cuns jn honor of affai: ™ ant from Brownsville, Texas, on &® ato, waa token at I 0 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY,* DECEMBER Il, 1858. ‘tosi_by brutal force, and in for some fifteen days, as well as other pe Acad ied bim. Hie vervants were made soldiers of Miramon, reoetving twenty five lashes ever: peng, for no other cause than Taoue wervants of Gr ir imprisonment has caused a great deal of trouble and expense to Mr. Lawler ‘ni Trend has just informed me that another expedstion is A frie! Just me to leave in a few days for the interior, to be commanded by Colonel Quiroga, numbering some 00 men, and asother pier contribution is Bow rr ay ge ey the State. F Consal gave 96,80, and Mr, Milmo pays $1 to each Foldier that leaves, Saltillo, a town of some 12,000 inbabitants, sent their voluntary subscription, amounting to $1 S8—the other towns contribute correspondingly, 80 you percieve that there are great prospects of as for ihe expedition. What in the name of God is to be done? We are in con- stant anticipation that Miramon will cause similar acts of violence to those perpetrated onthe border towns in this State, by burnin, plantations and assassinating their inmates. A strong intervention ou the part of our govern- ment is the ouly salvation Mexico now has; the people generally desire it, and all would be accomplished with- outeven bloodshed. If the United States does not do it France or England wi. This you may be assured of. Mr. Glenn and son, Americans, of North Carolina, travelling to this city from the interior, were murdered yesterday and robbed of some $6,000 in gold and silver. is wife and three children are now under the care of Dr. Martin, in Saltillo, who has kindly offered to attend and treat them for the woun4s they received from these treach- erous scoundrels. Dr. Martin is a gentleman, and will provide them with all they need, both professionally and pecuniary. Tho murderers are still at large in the open streets of Saltillo, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Puipay, Dec. 10—6 P. If the deficiency in the finances can be overcome by the expedient proposed by the Secretary of the Treasury, it will undoubtedly be @ subject of general congratulation; for an increase of from one to two per cent in the duty on the articles specified in schedules C, D,F, G and H—which js all Mr. Cobb propoees—would neither inconvenience the consumer nor interfere with the calculations of the mer- cantile commnnity, But it may well be questioned, in the first place, whether the increase of revenue which would flow from the adoption of Mr. Cobb’s proposed changes would suffice for the wants of the gevernment; and se- condly, whether it be wise, in any case, to alter the tariff by such infinitesimal gradations as one per cent. If tho state of the finances requires an al teration in the tariff, for the purpose of in- creasing the revenue, an increase of five per cent will achieve the end much more surely and speedily than one of one per cent; and the prospect will be stronger that when trade revives the increase will be abolished. But the main question involved is—will the increase of revenue flowing from the proposed changes enable the government to pay its way without borrowing? Mr. Cobb estimates that on an importation equal to that of the last fiscal year the inerease of revenne produced by his changes would be equal to $1,800,000. Some years may clapse before we have a fall trade equal in amount to that ‘of the first quarter of the last fiseal year. Even if the trade of the country suddenly revived and was prosecuted on the old standard, it is obvious that $1,800,000 year area mere fraction of the amount that is required. The public debt has, in round numbers, been swelled thirty millious by the revulsion, and probably by the end of the fiscal year it Will exceed $60,000,000, being over thirty-five millions more than it was before the revulsion. This increase of debt should be paid off by the present generation. There is no answer possible to the arguments by which the President urges upon the people of the present day to preserve the national credit as a resource for future wars, and not to incur debts for the ordinary pablic service. It is evident that if the debts lately incurrea for the ordina: public service, and which amount already to nearly thirty millions, with $10,000,000 of tive per cents, and some 33,- 000,000 of Treasury notes yet to be issued, are to be dis- charged—as the President suggests and as common sense and sound principle dictate—by the people of the present day; and if the chief resource of the government for the purposes of income is still to be the customs tariff, the in- crease required iy the present emergency must be nearer per cent. Whether Congress adopts Mr. Bicha. ban’s views in favor of specific duties, or adheres to the ad ralovem system, itis obvious that, unless the new dves are left to be puid by the next generation, and the Trea- sury Notes allowed to draw interest for some years to come, the remodelling of the tari? must be thorough and vigorous. There has been no movement in the money market to: day. We hear of some rare loans op State or federal se- curities at three per cent; but call Joaus cannot be safely quoted below four. At bank the best eudorsed paper, not over sixty or ninety days, is doue at four: one name paper at dive; and ordinary good mercantile notes, four and six months, are dene at bank and at the discount houses at 5 & 6 4 8 Exchange on Hurope for the steamer to-morrow is not active, we quote sterling, bankers’, at 1002; a , mercantile ill at 1085, a 100; franes at 5.14 4 5.16, some choice bankers’ bills beiug held at 5.12%). A small ship ment of bars will probably be made to-morrow. There was rather more disposition to buy this. morning at the Stock Exchange, several parties who have recently been sellers showing some anxiety to lower their con tracts, Among the commiseion brokers, however, littic or not.ng was done. The public is innocent of the trans actions between bulls and bears, and except when some wearied stockholder concindes to cease waiting for the good time coming and turn his stock inte money, no out- vider even ventures into the railroad market. State stocks were rather better to-day, Missouris espocially, which, under skilful handling. are rapidly recovering the relapse of the other day. Virginias, Tennessees, Louisiauas, &ec., were ail in good demand at rather biguer priow There was a sale of government fives at 1045; —a decline from last reported sale. Among the bonds, Hudson Eriee and Harlems continue to be favorites; the rise ia most of these is steady and regular, La Cropse land grauts improved \y. Bank stocke were firm. Coal stocks were rather lower with a weak aspect. Among the ep: culative railway stocks New York Central was active ot an advance of \ per cent, the purcharers being for the most part bears who sold short at lower figure Reading also rose about 3; per cent, 4 uemb: of short sellers of that stock being the pri cipal buyers. Erie, Hudson, &e., lnproved a tris The Western stocks were not 60 strong. Michigan Souther: declined 34, and this seemed to intlueace the remai the lirt. Galen and Rock Isiand closed at about yest day's figures. Panama was quiet; Pacific Mail rose w 92 but was offered at 903;, seller «ixty, An injurious elect has been produced on thie stock by the pnblication, ) some injadicious person connected wits the company , « 4 Very exaggerated statement of iis profits aud wealth. Sach devices never do good. At the second board Macitk Mail dropped off to 904; cash. Tue bears continued to Wid for Central, and the price rose to 843), Reading wax sustained by the same causes. In other stocks there was no Change of consequene. ten than o: The following was the business af the Sub Treagury to day — ‘Votal receipts... $102,658 78 Yrom customs 28.000 ‘Votal payments 160.027 Total balance. . . 5,885,192 so The exchanges of the Rank Clearing Honse thie morning were $20,647,145 61, and the balances $1257 078 The regular monthly merting of the Board of Directors of the Raltimore and Obio Railroad was held at Baltimore on the 8th inst. The revenue of the road for November was reported a follows — Main Siem, N.W.Va. Wath Br Tita’ Paseenger+ $56 987 522 2 Freight 266 AC4 21,7029 518 Total $822,402 25,515 13,441 Compared with the same mouth in 186) shows on increase tn all department® — Main Stem. N.W.Va. Wash. Mr Nov , 1868... 922,402 6 44 Nov. , 1867 06 604 Increase for "08. $15,768 ‘The fnancia! year of the company commenced The receipte of the two mouths of the year compare with those of the previow tober year ax follows 1868. October . 92 608 02 November. 983,160 23 Total Increase the present year $18,027 O1 ‘The earnings of the Toledo, Wabarh and Western Rail road for the month of November were as follows — Passengers... -919,292 67 Freight 40,401 78 Mail aud 9,816 66 ‘Total.... November, 1867... Inc reaper svese $6,077 06 The carningr of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for the month of Noveraber were as follows — Labs 4 41 1687 40 08 ain this year (equal 87 per cent) . 90,874 a4 Unite e@ Insurance Company of Boston bas d clared a ee “| dividend of four per cent, payable on deine te Lowell Ray 1 a dividend of tree per cent, payed mand, the New Jersey Zine Company @ ee dividend of four per cent on the preferred stock, and three apd a half per cent on the common stock, payable Janua- ry 3. Annexed is the genere! statement of the condition of the fecond Avenue Railroad on the lat of Novem- ae 10 31,08 .507 '800,000 Levon! Capita: stock, Lass tnissued , 900 " shee 50,637 as . eee 681,087,837 for thi ting Sept 30, 1867 $222,000 Receipts for the year ending Sept. 30, nie , sihta for the yearending Bept, 807 1863 2h et October, 1888,..+.. +++ 22,712 Total on $470,043 Working expenses: {Xyerises for ‘October. Wor Twe covicencs, 2 cent cach, Jul; Wed (dither cc Seen Three momhs’ interest on funded debt, 6,125 $6000 0 85s, 74... 10434 300shs Erie RR. .b00 10000 Obio 6's, " 10834 100 200) bedi: 4% BO 50060 Tenn 6 28 Hud River RE 5000 a 50 . 2000 Virgin’ 100 Harlem Iii, 100 Missourl 68 pee we0 do. RR. 00 Loni 200 Brookyn Cit CONY Cop 75 Del, L&W RR. 200 Reading RR... sto 200 10000 HudkivRRIistn 103 do. 600 RudRiwRRSdm = 7 100 do, 1000 Har RR3d md 6734 1200 do 500 do cEPLI gb 700 do. ne rica, 900 do. ca do. 600 do. 60 Bk Stare of 100 dows... #45 A Hook Comarerce, 143g 117 Mieh Cen RR... 102 Am Exchange Bk. 106 50 MichSo&NIAKR 21% ‘enn Coal Co..b60 $1 500 P 7 Del&Had Car 400 Pacitie Mal $8 Co 9245 350 100 ao. 1g 250 al 2100 350 50 do. 50 50 Panima Ri oy 100 Doreh’r § A Clev.Col&Cin RR MAG 100 Guilford Min € 1% 1 Gal & CmekRsl0 7355 Oy N Yk Central RR 3245 500 821 B44 8435 100 8434 50 18 25 Mil & Mi 184% 50 SECOND BOARD, $5000 Missouri 6’s.s10 89% 500 sis NYCenRR.bs 50000 do. 200 Erie RR. 1000 LEr &W 500 do. 2000MCRREpetmsfeb 200 do, 7000 HRivRR3&dm b 76 40 shs Peoples’ Bk.. 50 Cumberland prid 50 Pacific MSSCo.b60 150 Hod Riv B 100 Har RR pri. 100 do. v 9% do. ‘60 100 150 do. 260 500 50 do. . 100 750 NY Central RR. 200 canea bi 100 do. 50 Mich Central Tit 100 do, 100 do. 100 do, 580 Michs. 100 do. 100 100 deo, 60 Ilinois Ci do, 100 Gal & Chie RR do. 100 Chie & RockIsi RR cITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Dec. 10—6 P. M. Asnys.—Small lots of pots were Selliny at 64¢c., and pearls at bac. Burapsrerrs.—Flour—There continued to be a good de mand from the domestic trade, with some purchases for export. Common grades of State and Western were firm, while the medium and extra grades were sustained. The wales footed up about 8,000 a 9,000 bbis., within the fol- lowing range of prices — Standard supertine State... $425 2 $445 Extra State do...... . 480 560 Common to good Western..... 425 446 Extra Jowa, Michigas, Indiana 475 650 5 50 775 600 62 475 @ 535 550 a 7% Chowe extra furoily and bakers’ brand a 8D frye tlour,. ‘ 340 a 420 Corn meal . 860 a 42% —Canadian brands were some firmer, with sales of 200 a 400 bbls. at the above figures. There was a fair business dowg in Seuthern flour: the sales eubraesd about 1,500 bbis., closing within the range of our quotations. Corn mea! Was unchanged, while the saler embraced about 200 bbls. at the above figeres Rye flour was steady, with sales of about 160 bbis. at the above figures. The market was firm for the better qualities, while tha | yw. ‘the danger from rotting and keeping them at this season of the year. Poultry was yesterday decidediy higher and scarcer. For this there are several causes, Farmers have ceased sending t0 market on account of the low prices which have ruled recently, and then the cold weather has also had its effect. Good poultry cannot be got for less than 12c. a Ide. per Ib., and is searce at that. Now is the time for poultry raisers to send in to market, as there isevery rea- son to suppose that rates will keep up for some time. Game is @ little cheaper, V. arrived during the ‘week in large quantities, and was difficult to sell yesterday at 12c, a ide. per tb. Canvass back duck continue very high, red head duck (none but copboissieurs can tell the difference) continue low. Hares and prairie bens are a little cheaper. Thero arc no wild — worth mentioning in tbe market. h meat is higher by one and two cents per Ib. The increased consumption and the smaller supply will account for this, Mutton alone seems plenty. Fresh fish is bigh, and asmall stock on hand, There is no change worth noting in salt meats or fish. Oysters are plenty and in active demand. There is plenty of butter in the wholesale dealers’ hands, and with them pri re heavy; but retail dealers have established a slight advance within a day or two. Cheese, ‘eggs and honey are unchanged. In vegetables avd froit we flod but little new to note Deyond an additional stiffness to the prices. The stocks are now alli, and we cannot expect much variation uptil towards the close of the winter, It is estimated that there are about 20,000 barrels of apples in first hands now, against $6,000 at this time last year.gjAnnexed are the RETAIL PRICES. POULTRY AND GAM, 10 a If Ducks, wild— Turkevs. pr Ih. Chickens, prt 1 a 12 Mallard, pair. a 75 Deka, tame,prib 14 a 12 Widgeon, pair.. a Geese .....0/.....10 a 12 Broadbill, pair. 44 8 50 Pigeons, wild. dz..200 2 — Black, a 7 Squsbs, each. ib a oa Partridges. 5 a 75 4100 15 a 2 a2 0 a a & a a 4 a me EER. a Yorned bee! 0 a Chuck roast..: 9 Tripe, per Ib. = al MUTTON. Hind quarters... 8 a 10 Chops....... 2a — Fore do. —-a 7 VEAin Hind quarters. 12 a — Veal cutlets... Wa 18 Fore ao. 7a rorx. Fresh pork 10 a 12 Sausages, cou'ty, 12 a -- Salted pork 30 Do. Bologna 12 a 2 14 Tongues, 12 4 13 Larding pork.... 12 a 13 Rt 2 a 123g Corned ‘k. Ba Smoked sh'lders. smoked jowis... — 4 10 ‘Smoked topgue FRESH FISH. Smelt, per Flounders, per lb... 5 & 6 Salmon trout, Eels...... wa eee RR ee 06 Blackfish .8 8 Oysters, ver hun... 60 al 00 Lobsien Cae Gis coosccan- OF Grabs, do: Ba - Striped dues, pr ibs: 1 & — Frostlish. [64 8 Perch 6 4 10 White fishes") a = Pike. 210 8 — Mackerel. per tb)!) = a 15 Pickerell. hia = MISCELLANROUS. Rest, per Tb.27 w — Cheese, per Ib, Interior... 22 a — Eggs, per doz. Western. Hexey, per Ib... Bounds & tongues Alewiv N. ¥. pep., 100. 12 a 18 Mangoes, dor 2% w SL Gherging, 100. 10 w 12 Horseradish... aa Pumpkins, each rapes, Ib Oranges, Lemons, box. VEGETANLES. Rutebdaga turrips.. Bex plant, each. Cautifower Lettuce, doi Beets, basket Cabbage, head. Squash, bbl Carrots, bushel. .. Parsnips. basket. . Garlick, bunch: Celery, Woz... ++ Leeks. bunch... — ie ol i RIISRItt ts SRZesal peeeee oS! | | oRtza inach. bbl.. ter plant, nch PEP pe E EEE ee Foreign and Domestic Mails. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OrFicn. Dosxerw....North—Albany. Buffalo and Canadas... 3 FM. ‘North and West way mail..... sea A.M and 436 P.M. and Uy P.M. -3 PR. The 0 i every Monday and Thursday, at8 A.M. Letters for it should be marked Be bows. 8. Lacs Crrr.the Overland Mail from St, Joseph (Mo.) to Ban Lake tee ‘BU Josepb every Satur ak ALM. Letters should be marked vis St. Jomeph.”? Bo rey seme, vw” Panama, Monday, 22 Havama.....y steamer Cahawba, Monday, De- : torn omar rs ue Hore Placed im the Office at New York six days pre- secon SEE Ta hnweny on eee caateensacupecsesced MEAs It will be soem tha ime of closing the afternoon ro and Western mails bas time ‘of een changed (9 3o'eink, wales were limited: the transactions embraced about 7,000 | balfau houreartier than usual. This will probably continue bushels, including white Southern at $1 41, white Michi- | during the winter. gan at $1 22, white Kentucky at $1 65, and Milwaukie club ‘TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICB. at$1 09. Corn was steady , with sales of about 20,000 bush- | Inpta........ The Overtand Mali closes as follows:—Vis Mar- els, including mixed Western at 76%¢. a TTc., New Jorsey 268 Bee, yellow at 78c., and choice round yellow at 87340. Rye ore wax steady, with enles x sheis < North River at 780. Barley was dull, with sales of 1,600 | °™""4*** ee Cee Durbels common. at T0c. Oats were Orm, with sales of | Avermauzsa. Puez on the 16th. Via South State at_4%e. a Slc., und Western and Canadian at 62c. a Sic We give the follewing table of receipts apd ex ports of breadatuils at this port for the week ending to: day, froro the cireular of Win. B. Cutting» Flour Wheat Kye Comm tbls wh. tush. bush bush. bush. Cunal......45,730 2101 2,366 41.9 oa Ratiroal.. 14,655 666 pont Oth.soure’s.37,585 3,508 5,096 Total M1 26275 2.306 41,840 40,340 40,014 The exyorts of flour and grain from New York. for ‘the week couing December 7, were:—To Great Britain, 2.990 bbis. Hour; Britsh provinces anf other places, 11,101 bbls, flour, 2,017 bushels corn—total, 14,100 bbls. flour, 4 ‘2,017 bushels corn. Correx.—The market wae steady, with seles of 3,100 bags by anction at 93Ze. @ 121\c., average about 16.56. 7 tof 278 bags witherawn was afterwards sold at 1) \e., and 160 do, Laguayra were sold at 11 Ke. Corrox —The rales embraces! about 1.100 | tency, while prices were with quota ale Frmcnrs.—T) Liverpool 70 tons salt Its. Flour was ats. 10d. eked, while other articies were onchanged. Tw London 600 bbls. provisions were aged Od., 200 do. navy pork at ds. Sd., and 100 js. rosin at p. t. To Bremen 180 packages tobacco, per sveamer, at $1, 50 bbls. potashes at Yor, and 400 tona Measurement goods at 368 Hay. —The embraced about 1,000 bales at 5c. a Hx Hins.—The receipts this woek have been very large, amounting ty over 100,000 Lides. Tue demaad is fair, and prices bave declined tye. a le. per Ib. om all descriptions, with sales ot 16,000 Buenos Ayres at 26. The sales were 16,000 Kiuenos Ayres, 26c., 6 monthe, 14,000 Oronoco, 24e., 6 monthe: 8,000 Cabello, 22ige.. 6 monthe:'1,800 Texas, private ter BIS dry salted Bahia, 200., 6 mont! Hory.—New were stelfy, with moderate sales at 100. a 1Se.; old Were dull and nominal. Inox was less gbuovant, and Scotch pig was inactive, with email cales at $25 a $26, 6 months Learn —With & fair demand prices have been firm, and palee are toa fair extent at full py The receipts 500 hemlock, 9,650 oak: saiee 67,860 hemlock, 11.850 oak; stock 54,900 hemlock, 11,800 oak. Lime was in good eupply for the season, and derate at $1 for lump and at 70c. for common, Meas. —The sal Orieaus, new crop, at Sbe. a 36e., and 90 baif bb: Te, and 176 bbls. Neuvitas syrup at p. Nav at Stores. —Spirite renting was firmer, while sales were limited at 48c. a 48)<c., chiefly at the latter. Common rorin was unchanged, floc was steady but in moderato request Crude torpentine was nominal at r (Onu.—Lineeed continued in good demand both on the spot and for future arrival, with sales of 10,000 a 16,000 pallone, a 68e. a 6dc., with considerabie sales to arrive in January at 650. Crude whale and eperm were un- changed, and the demand moderate. Proview —Dork—The market woe lege buoyant, aod salee condned to about 600 bble., including ol $17 95, and new do, $18 ST%; a $18 50, and prime $14 Ba tid ©. Clear meses was hanged. Beef was in moderate demand, and salee were confined to about 300 a 6 bois including cuuntry prime at 96 @ $660, country mess do. at $7 7h a $0, and repackod Weetern at $8 60 #1060. Prime’ meas and beef bums ¢ were qmiet and prices nominal. Out Peady, with sales of shoulders at 60. @ tse dd hame at @ige.a Oc. Dressed hoge were firtu at 73;c., and some sales of prime were reported at ales mo. do. at Se Lard was quiet, with sales at 11 Me.a lle. Butter war steady at Ie, a 286. for Obio, ‘and at 166. a 2c, for State, Cheese war steady at Be, & oye. Rek—The sales embraced about 200 casks at Se. ad Sree. —The rales embraced about 20,000 mate of cas. fin, part at 24%0, a 250.; U6 cases nutinegs, at Wige. w , 1 500 bags pepe ate ts Stosm.—The market was steady, with sales of 375 bhae., including 180 bhds. Cuba, at Unchanged prices; and 185 do. New Orleans at Tic. @7Me., and 75 boxes at ge. Tea.—The public sale held to-day drew com. pony, and went off with considerable spiri © whole catalogue, 8,600 packages of greene and blacks, was dis- pored of at {ull prices. Young hysons brought a slight advance, while other descriptions were fully up to the market at prey ious sales. Winexry.—The market Was unsettled, with eales of 170 bbls. reported, in lots, at 24346, a 25o OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. cas at the markets is tolerably brisk, and the snd p hae had the effect of putting up prices not a Ment had advanced in consequence of the priater during the cold Be den cold 1 little demand that exiets for animal food weather, aud vegetables have become lower because Of” tom Roads 10:h inst, Jeoking, Oats Barley | avoning previo 3 2th. Maverrron...Vis Aden on the 4th and 2th of the month, Buon... Vin Roudammpton on the 9h of the month. BF Wheo the dete of makiar ny the Indian and Answallan mania London fale om # @uaday, they are made up on the TMARITIME INTELLIGENCE. 7 15 | moon pets eve 10 B 433) niGe Ware mora — — Port of New York, December 10, 1858. Lines, Havre—W § Di Biesmship Arago. Lines, Havre—W 8 Drayton. Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Balimore—H B Cromwell abe Ship & Spaniding, Ames, Sydney, NSW—R WO Ship Nonpareil, Green, bua Previewer Wella & F'n Ship Comet, Todd, San Francisco—W T Coleman & Co, Slap C Grinnell, Spencer, Londoo—Grinnell. Minturn & Co, Bhip Arctic, Ze: New Orieans—N Hi Krigham. Ship Tornado, Mumford, Mobile—W T Frost. Bark WO Alden, Megill, New Orleans—Fagle & Hazard. Brig Gol WC tos, € Swenfuegos—C & EJ Peers. Brig Wabash, Ho mW W Russell. Br K P—J R Bacon. , Hitz, Cornwallis—D R DeWoif. ef, Hooper, Ragua-—J R Stanhope. Sebr BK Bean, Merrill, New Uriesns—N H m. Sebr Laura Gertrude, Elwood, Charlesion—Doliner, Potter aco, Sebr & J Waring, Smith, Charleston—MeOready, Mout & Co. Schr Kate Stewart, Mather, Ubarleston—Scranton & Tallman. Sebr FH Abbott, Smith, Baltimore—Merrlil & Abbott. Sebr Nd Cartion: Shaler, hia—J W McKee, SchrM \ Hildreth, Hildreth, Providence—J B Edwarda. Sloop J Coitrell, Howhkiss, New Haven—Master. ARRIVED. Steamabip Jamestown. Parrish. Rich Cromwell & Co. Red conn Birds Rogers, Cape St Paul, WOA, Sept 14, vin Newport 8 days (where she put in in distress), with palm oil, aeioC Durand, Isnbeila Jewett (of Buckeport), Reed, Turks Talands, Nov 2, and 36 hours from the Hroakwater (where he put in 6th inst for a harbor), with salt, to Tucker & Lighthourn; ves: fe tod B Ward. rienced heavy weather, split sails, ac. Brig J D Lincoln, Webber, Norfolk, and 45 ‘hours from the Breakwater, with cotton, to R P Duak &$C0, Had hoavy wea ‘Fcbt Commercio de Arroyo (Rp), Manferyon, A: days, with sugar, Ac, to 88 Dona Tiviro. on the mpilt matin, Ao. Haw Philadelphia pilot to bring the verse! to this port, the capinin bere mpaeg| the roast. chr Sarah Broen, Devuglans, Georgetown, Behe Wm B Jeokine, Martin,’ Qeorgeto embraced about 600 bbis. New | ber, split ‘Arcs, Ogden, Ges 1 ye din Wlisangt ws, Del, for "New M Mittin, Melvin, Dover, Del , Brower, Phiiadeiphia for Providence, tn. town, TM, 4 days. nia for New Fiat javen. 2ame> is Kehr Sebr Ser Kebr Sehr 4 B Gibeon, Croc! Iphia for New London, Rehr North Pacitie: Mare: ladelpbia tor Providence. Kehr James English, Nea!, Philadelphia for New Haven. Rehr Grace Girdler. Paine, Philadelphia for Boaton. Rehr {han igre, ier Pade foe Brvageport Rebr UJ a for 0 Rebr wm F Doll *, Doane, Philadelphia for Saco. Sehr Sophie Ann, Sim! Philadelphia for Providence. Bene Jou Risley Floyd, Philadel hia for Providence. Seb A it, Phi for Dighton. Behe Yankee Boy, Risley. Philader 5 hr ly ), Beall, larbor. Bebr Oy rhe Chan Hallett, Albany for Boston. hr Wm Jones, Jones, vit for Boston. mer Onoray, Keamey, Froviaence. {mand elle, Benders, Norwich and New London. ‘The Remaphone at the Highlands reports no inward bound vespris in sight ot sunset. SAILED. American Union, Mobile; Jeremiah Thom: brige Anebor, Jacksonville; Julia, St Jobns, P Wind during the day NW to W. Miscellaneous. Bank J A Hazarn, from, New Orleans for Baltimore, be reported in Hampton Roads, lost nails and part of deck lost off Hatteras. Brie Castitan—Hyanpia, Doc 10—The brig Castilian (of ii, Me), Caot Maverick, from Havana for Boston. w' P,2artO of apes, went ashore oe ihe sight of Sk, op Gravel 34 Pfr ps a ds 7s when er ferrikoy, Necretary Board ot Usderwnierey Brio PLaxey, Johnson, from Bissan for Salem, put into Pro. vineetown 10th inst, with lost of f inat ani part of main p and crew sick, 23d ult, iat 8 25, lon 64 21. fell in with ‘vessel on fire, main izen masta pone. Moremast and rit standing: had double ards, foremast wie, With bright mast head, bowsps { fo’ name on quarter or bows, no one on board. Bria Seovin, fro nore ffor Havane, pat into Hamp- do; H Sraruxs— A letter f Horsce ples (before: at Pat teraonville, discovered Ave éays previous the 15th, decks bavibg covled he pold being e oul, wok of! ‘bla to bles come to fire. Had salt in readiness aud put iton, after which again put op batches, and wae in fo subdue it, Would fe hatebes aa acon a8 ‘with a large gang of men endeavor to outeargo One man was nearly smouh- Cred when the hoki was entered, bul recovered in at hour. BcHR AsHORs—A despatch from Newport states that a fore and aft schooner, name unknown, wentsbore mornivg of With inst, on the NW part of Block Island. She hasacargo of pig tron. No particulars as yet. . Crostop, at Boston from Bonaire, experienced hey ign epi salle, re) stove water casks. Has 8 N of Cape Hafleras, with heavy NW gales, p@ May, now onthe marine rail- ly completed rey y the expenses Of which wilamount to about ‘About four feet of the cutwaler and four feet of the keel forward were found to be carried away while ashore ov seaver Tail, Whalemen. Fld from Westport 9h inst, brig Kate Cory, Tripp, Atlantic n. AtSt Helena Oct 22, bark Cornelia, 8) er, NB, from Litt'e Fish Bay, where they took 140 bbis sp ofl—making 400 bbls oll all told ' Put in to discharge some troublesome men and would sail thatday for Tristan d’Acuvha a few months’ right whaling atter which would finish the voyage sp whaling Would touch again at St Helena in June next. Epoken—Nov 23, no lat, &c, Mary Aun, FH, 60 hours out. Spoken, &e. Bark Harriet Hazeltine, from NOrleans for Boston, Dec 7, Cape Cod XW 25 miles distant. Brig Tanver, Pearson, from NYork for Montevideo, Dee 5, at a0, ion 67. Foreign Ports. prmanana, Nov In port brig John © Keffer, Boowe, for Jaltimore. Mresixa, Nov 6—In port brig Civilian, Dyer, for Boston ldg. Svmatia—On pepper coast July 42. ships Anistralia, Dudley; Monterey, Kimball, and bark Home, Whiimarsb, all lg. Suninas, Nov 8—Arr previous, Dutch brig Jozephine, Pair- ley, Gloucester. Home Ports, BOSTON, Dec 9~Arr steamer Phinoas Sprague, Matthews, Philadelphia; schr Kureka, Crostoa, Bonaire. Below sch Frances Newiou, from Philadelphia, Cli ehips Revere, Rocko, Vaiparaiso; Anta Decatur, Parsons, Mobile! borks Maine, ing, Surinam: Laconia, Howes, Savannah; Helen Maria, Nickerson, Balimore; brigs R W Packer, Lee, Cape Haytien; Foster, Chase, Baltimore; schrs Maria L. Davis, Greentsh, Cape Masten: War Eagle, Hodgden, Remedioa; G Jalveston noveih); A M Bardett, Kartlett for Rurbadoes; E ‘Riebmond ‘Washinglon, D ood bre ‘on; barks Bi Maria; $ ut. Arr Br brig Candia, Diamond, Tarks Islands; K Arev, Turner, Belfast. "Below dur tuck, birk Selah, Gould, trom Charleston; of Chdar Pott, harks ¢ pe, from Kio Janeiro. ‘Cid brigs ¢ bapga, . Raia nid ankt; Che ke (Mr), Gwenn, mayara (une sid): Phorbe A Pug is, Boston via Potomye river (and sid); sehr N M Tanner, Todd, Body Island cand sic), Sid brig Frances Jane, Kireh, St Johts, PR; schr Cohasset, Tobey, Hosta SIUCKSVILLE, 80, Nov %—Arr brig Whitaker, Leighton, NYork: schra Abigail Jennings, Lane, do: Z Secor,’ Partritze do Gindeld Dee 4 for Portamouth, NID; Susin & Mary, Hatch, Charleston, Raven, Rose, Bucksp it: Dee %, DS Miller, 7 York: Rhode Island, Davis ¢ is, Coid, Charleston Cid Sith schis W Phillips, Mount, New York; James Blias, Hated, jan & Mary, Hatch,’ Baliimore; Alin Eoarspart Dee 4, 8 Witetis, N York Hal De Wisensset: Favirticl!, N Tucker, 9—Arr (by tel ships mK CHATHAM, Dec'9, 2% PM—Pasaing, steamer Kensington, froms Foston for Philadephia. ‘On do ivth (by tel ship Fieetword, from Calcutta via New- wr RB Forbes, 4 A, Nov 2—Arr sches Mary Stedman, Terry, pdeld tor St Marks); Baltimore, Moaroe, do, Cla Titcomb, NYork ston, brig Royal- wes, do ‘for Hyannis: Arr sehrs E J Talbot, Payson, Savannah for Boston: State, Atwood, Chatham for Norfolk. Sid schra Buy tate, and Riza Jane In por! at 2M, wiod light from NW, with rain, bries Trt ton, Challenge, Han. avd BE son, BG Buxte Dec 3—Arr brig Mary Hy Kelley, Haltimo~ Tih, se Mary emma, Baxter, Hos- ton for do ( ay) th sohrs W'R Newcom), Bion (fram Boston), Prede: 3 AOKSON VILLE, Nov 26—Arr brig Condor, Strout, Charles ton: Zith, sche LA Orcutt, Amabury, do: Bh, brig Susi, Drew, Havana; sehr Lewis Mulford, "Doyle, Savannah; 30th, brigs H Cole, Hazelton, York: Dee'l. GW Snow, Rivhari son. Havens. Cli 26ib brig sitke, Downing. Cayenne; 2th, schrs Firm, En-icoit, NYork; 29h ‘Kendrick Fish, Wall, Bali more: AK McKenzie, Drisko, Cardenas. MOBILE, Dec 4—Arr parka RG W Dodee, Union, Kendrick, Baluimore; Sp brig Matiiae, Balla, iti ro. sehr DW y. Rogers, NYork, Cid ship Heaisp Taylor, Bavre. schr Metron, Tas lor, Havana LW ORLEANS, De re (by tel) ships G: Liverpcol; Realm, Hoston; Maid of Orleans, and Pe! NYork: barks New Light, and Rebeeea, Rio Janciro; m Roads (by tel), ship utia; brig Seguin, Beard, from Be! ing. There are a large nuinber of ves. in the roads. NEW BEDFORD, Dec 9—Arr schre Ellen Rodman, Bow: map, NYork; Garland, Baker, and Osceola, Matthews, do tor Yarmenth. NEWPORT, Dec S—Arr schrs & L, Crook, Vancleaf, Provi fer Baltimore; Columbia, McFarland, Belfast, “Me, for ‘$th— Arr schr James Parker, Sr, Bowman, Twunton for Nes Yorr. Sid brig M 4.3 C Gitmore, Berry (from Mansanilla Roston: and all vessels bound Enst, Mh. PM—Arr (by tel) briggBea Foam, Coombs, Provitence for NYork: schrs Open Sea, Sawyer, do’ for Jacksonville; Fi vorite, Nickersop, NYork for Chatham; Oliver Spelman, Al- beny for Providence: Elisha Brooks, Gardiner, NYork, sloops Nepinne, and Home, NYork. Tbb—Arr chy tel) schr Ann Maria, Hawkins, Eltzabethport. PORTLAND, Dee >= Arr bark Sam Shepherd (new, ef Now York, {40 tops), Hathaway, Milbridge; brig Harriet, Audie, His- vans: wchr Dashing Wave, Preeman, Tangier. Old’ brig Man- a soning, Cerdenss. SDOMTRMOUTIL. Dect Arr sche Ray State, Verrili, NYork, PLYMOUTH, Dec 2—Arr schrs Liberty, Abby Morion, and Risk, Phiindelphia, 6th, Wills Putnam, Baltimore, PROVIDE! ~Arrsteamer Peltor, Aidrich, New Pickup, Pickup, Priladelpbia tor Pawtacket, Bid brig Sen Foam, Cooma, NYork; sche ver, Jacksanvilie, 10 load for Cuba; 8 & 1 Small, orgetown, SC: Kobt Uiitillan, Smith, Pbtladeiphia; stoops stone, Stedman: ‘Transiation, Hallock: Stong Brock Packet Dayton, aa Geo H Davis: avis, \ York, PHILADELPHIA, Deo 10—Arr brig Isola, Grillin, Salem; schre A Hecksher, Stubbs, Salem, Kramer City of New York. Howes, Boston; bark THakne mann, Abbott, Rarbadoes; brig Tsola, Grito, Boston; schrw ida T. Howard, Siah), Kineston, Ja: Brazil, Hawes, Portland: Arctic, Jackman, Newburyport, J B Austin, May, Boston; Maj lia, Nickerson, Galveston. | EMOND, Dec B—Arr ache RF Stockion, Cranmer, Al- baw: ROCKLAND. Dec 7—Arr schr Catharine, Beal, NYork. S14 6th schrs J Baker, Arey, Vinalbaven, to load tor’ NYork: 7th, Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Richmout (retarned with lows of bow: sprit, Rogie, Gregory; Pawtucket, Ross, and M Farrow, Wil- von, NYork, SAVANNAH, Dec 10—Arr (by tel) ship Ohio, Havre, SALEM: Dee 7—Cid abip Jobo H Jarvis, Collier (from Liver. pol), Costing. Bid sth sehr © M Walton, Hi ‘Tangier, and rem below, ship Joho H Jarvis: bark Sarab B lale, TAMPA, Fla, Nov 24—Arr chr Harrison Jones, Garmow, NYork. MISCELLANBOUS. RCHITECTS.—HURBE & DEDE, MARINE ARCHL to furnish plans, models, species tects, are and calculations, with dra fe nad deck Of all kinds of vessels. Also plans for marine docks aad yA, apd to & batiaing of aay Work of the abe The laytog oft of tesects ht ‘suy desired a " o any desire place carefully stiended to.” Olkice 96 Beckman nireet, SY. | eee FILOT, OVERCOATS $8, AT EVANS’, and 63 Fulton street. prey Praik $] POR © cunts. BLACK CLOTH VESTS, WORTH $4, SELLING FOR $2, AT RVANS', 6 AND 68 FULTON ST $1 FOR @© CENTS. 60 PATR ENDID FRENCH CASIMERE PANTS, WORTH $10, SELLING FOR %, AT EVANS’, 66 AND 68 FULTON STREET. MOST &P BLACK OVERCOATS WORIH, ATE VANS), 66 9: d 8 Fulton strect. BLACK CLOTH OVEROOATS, $10 FINE HEAVY At RVANS, $6 and 08 Paton oreet._ $10 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, RYANS, _ Wand 68 Fulton street, BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, b]() PINE HwAVY $10 AY EVANS? # and 64 Fulton etreet. * $10 FINE MRAVY BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, RVAN®’, _ 46 and 68 Fulton street BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS it RVANS 66 and 63 Fulton street, $10 FINE SERVE Fae CLOTH OVERCOAT, $10 FINE MEAVY | ” 6 and 68 Fulton street. BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATE, 10 FINE WRAVY At EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. $10 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, EVANS’ $4 and 68 Potton street. BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, at EVANS’, 66 424 68 Fulton sireet, $10 FINE HEAVY BLACK GLOTH OVERCOAT, At BVANS 66 and 63 Fulton street, ASON. TEROGLYPHIC ORIGIN OF LETTERS—EVERY LET. ter a word.— Professor J. DE LAUNAY will give ten lee tures, nt 98 West Twenty third street, on Tuesiay, Deo, 14, and consecutive Thursdays and hay youd at21¢ o'clock, to be re- pented at 7$4 PM. Admission 25 cents; $2 to the course ROTURE—BY HORACE SRAVER, EDITOR OF THE Boston Inve , Sunday evening, Wee. 12, at Morart al), 663 Broadway, Subject—"inttelity, what it is and what itis not.” Single admiaston 15 cente, nod Indy 26 cents, To commence at 71% 0'clock. FCHANICS’ SOCTETY LACTORE-BY A. OAKEY Hall, Req. Subject "Lights and Shadows from Courts 4Jary Roome”’ At the Cooper Institute, on Monday even: ng, 13, ab half past seven o'clock, Admission Baents, $10 FINE HEAVY anaes — MISCELLANF Ons. A NOTICE, MEYER'S MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, FOR THE DESTRUCTION AND EXTIRPATION OF Rags, Mic BU FLRAR, PocenRAcERs, at isa i eors,. WITHOUT THE USE OF Poissy OTe ae ‘The chemical prepars.ons known under the above title for the last twenty two years, In almoet all paris of the Old Work, Abd LOW intrwduced Lolo the United Stites, where Wey have already met with « teinmphavtsueceas, have acquired for thels inventor and maunfacturer a world-wile ceielrity, His extra ordipury services have bec employed by the Courts of ussiay England, France, Austria, Prussia, Bavaria Saxony, Helgmm: Holland, Naples, &c., &c., trom most of whom he his received honorary” Utes ‘and’ hypoiniments, ws inay be seen frou hig diplonas, ceruticates and otuer documents Ihe medical inculties of the 10st celebrated European unt versiies have examined thes preparations, and Ui ihelr re- ports declure them to be "perieetly INNOXIOUS TO MAN AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS."? ‘The effect of bis remedies is uly tuirvewlous and unin- finenced by climate, season or time, 48 has been proved by bis practical experience of tweuty-twu years? standing la dillereus iglove. ‘or the greater convenience of the inhabitants of New York, Mr. Meyer will meke annual contracts with tue proprietors of houses, manufactories, hotels, Warehouses, granaries, eewe: uperiniendents of public builaings, bos tution houses, &e., &e., by which thelr ¢slablshments from all sorts ot vers | min an KEEP THEM FREK FROM IT By the following documents tt will MaANEWTLY. seen that the above named suiemeuis are borne out by the incomesuble evidence | of official endorsements:— CERTIFICATES, OFPICK OF THE GOVERNORS OF 11 ALMSHOUSH, Korvnpa, Patt, New Yous, July 20, is $ Mr. Joseph Meyer, practical chemist. having proposed tor remove vermin from y prison, Cenwe street, bY menue Of hie expnlsive remedy, this as to eertify that he has pervormed the sume iD a Most satisfactory inauuer, in the extermination of Tats, mice, bedbugs, Lce, roache WASHL Y SMITH, President, or son AtwsHouse, New Yous, July 20, 158, h Meyer, practical’ chemist, hiving proposed to vermin trom’ Bellevue Hospital, by meavs ot his ex- © remedy, this {8 to certify that he has performed the ie tnost satistuclory muuner ia the destruction of roaches, fe. WASHINGTON SMITH, President. Axruoxy Duano, Secretary, ‘Orrice oF oan ‘siTED States INSrEector = N. y yt tg kD Cee TNE avy Yano, New Yor: uly 26, ‘This is to certify that JUSHPIL MEYER. pra has, by the use of his preparauous, governiwent siore ‘No. O uf Uhts iuspestion, which was Lavested With these destructive animals, and that 1 Wituested an extra ordinary destruction Of cockroucbes by Mr MEYER. Al. though, when he applied hts powder about thelr placos of re- kort, only atew Were ween, Boon after, in fess than fifleen uta ue oor of the room was literally covered with them, some alrendy desd, others dying, and I feel aesured that by & few applications of Lis chemical powder (which Is certainly very efficacious) Sr. MEYER would evtively rid @ house of these obnoxious insects, INV. D-GUBSON, Inspector of Provisions and raueng Orrick OF Tie SUPKKINTENDENT OF POLICE, 415 buoome straer, New York, July 19% 138 Joser Mevkk, bse :—Sik—Uponm the recepusa of your for the destruction of vermin, mice, &e, T caused ite 10 station Loukes, aud take pleasure in, ok that {t proved ‘perfectly succeestal in mnoyanees. 1 cheerfully” commend tte use to housekeepers as 4 sovercign remedy these troublesome intruders. Yourd, respec ¥. A. TALLMADGE, Sipe New York, No. 46 Marwun LAnn, July 22, 1368. vertily that JOSEPH MEYaR, Ksq., practical . bas used this eatraordivary powder for the destruction ben infested by hi utendent of Police, This ts to eben ot F five dwelling bouses, situated on Fourteenth: street and Second avenue, and ean fully testify to Its instante. heone and miraculous effects on Water-bugs, Toacbes and ction ia # to their destruct o der. den insects, having beeu eye-witue short Une diter the applieation of hi ©. G. GUNTBER & SONS, Brxtas, May 27, 1849. This is to certify that JOSEPH M&YEIL,” Esa., Practical Chensist to Weir Majesties the Emperor of Kexsia and the King of Vrustia bas emplosed bis remediva for the destrac- Vio Of rate, tice, moths, rouches and all other kinda of ver- Win, iu the Keyal enlaces of Berlin, Potsdam and Sana-Noucl, and that he has sneceeded in clearing theae buildings entirely from the above mentioned vermin, DE MEY SRINCK, Master of the Household of his Koyal Majesty of Vrussia. and Superintendent of the Koval Palvees, Siowiar certilieates have been obtained by Mr. Meyer from the Seaters of the Household of the following sovereigns: — ‘Tue Emperors ot Kussis, Austria and Frauee; ihe Queen of deugland. um, Tolland, Naples, Bavarla and Saxony, the Princes of the German States. Lepariment of France, aud the Colonia) Department of Holland: the Ministers of War and Interior of most of tbe above named States, Fro the Lord Mayor of London. From the governors of numerous heepiials and other publi ietitutions. From the directors of many raliroad and seamboat went MAY BE SEEN 1 A y be Tal preparetions togelber with the cerning their use may had for price. from 25 cents to $1. eral agent for all the United States and the Canadas te PREDERICK V ROSHLON, Draggist, No. 10 Astor House, aud 417 Broadway, corner of Cana) F.C. Wells 2c0 1115 Franklin street. irs. Hays, 178 Falton street, Brookly: Van Sclaack & Grierson, Charleston, 8. c Do. J. Wright & Co., New Orleans. ‘The preparations will also be sold by all draggists in the ited Biates, street, New York. Forsale by Do. THE FIREMEN, {IRE DEPARTMENT.—THE ROARD OF ENGINKERS ‘aud foremen will meet this eventog, Dec n Piremen s all, to make mes fe nding the funeral of Wogh Mt: Lake, late, { Foreman of Engive Company No. 18, Killed af te tre lp White srest Looe 10. 87 ore 3 ARD, Chief rs James T, Wenman, Seo'y, or ore) aia Sosiocas aes ete ]” in ran over by «etage, on Friday, Dao & ovat Tasman n Fun o a stage, a hy Hall, will be kind enough te jeave Lis address at L. 8. Law- vene ct, 164 Nassau street, near Spruce, he will confer ® great favor pa Pees WANTED—OPF REINU ARDT WORSTER, born in Lautersbein, Rhein Phalz, Bavaria, son of Valin- Une Werster she above mentioned name rie | P5NUGT Borah, ifs Bast Pwenty ith street Ne NFORMATION WANTED—OF TIL HSER® OF PATRICK I ALDI! who died in FbMladalp about five years ago; | also of the heirs of FHOMAS and NN HOURRIGAN, who: ireland about twelve years ago. Address THOMAS ROY, atorney at lam, 619 Walon sirect, Philadeipaia, | M2, SuMLIAM ROBERTSON, OF CLASGOW, Wits please call at Messrs. Barclay & Livingston's, 24 Bewvor fireet. M®; JOUN Mccr -ARY, FORMERLY A LETTER cur. rier in the Post office, is requested to send hig address to | box 385 New York Pom office. | QUEEN ELIZABETH nm BIRLE.—IP THB gentieman who offered me for the old Bihie, in Bos- ton, « year ago last July. will write tome. Be cag ave i now, a8 1 am more short at preseot than 1 wae at | thet dime “address G. T, 1. 1. Powt office, New Haven, | Conn, it is 260 years old snd in good preservation. | JENTLEMAN WHO OROSSED FULTON FERRY on Wednesday sbont dark, and eecosted a lady by mis | take tn Fulton street, Htreoklyn, wil poingiee personaly or otter on receiving address or plree for aa interview. ~ Ad- ers Paul Cary, New York Post wilioe, 1, PERSON WHO SENT 4 NOTE SIGNED JUSTICR to the District Attorney, te reqmested (call at bis vilice om Baturlay morning, o& soon og this meets his eye. New Bee. 10, HB a ILLTAMS, Wil0 FORMERLY TR. ei In Thompson street, please 3,446 Post ottice NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE, | oh ba ye ao = wre, per United tt earner Arnage, will clo at this office, on Saturday, Lith December, at 101; ovlock A. ® ante — ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmasver. BESTAURANTS, . WiTSON AND, GW Mokcon WouLD LIKETO [4 wee their frienda at ir opening on Satur 4 Tith at 421 Canal street, between Varick aad Salen = " PRESS, THE PRESS, THE Whe And, eqial From FWeD, PUAYERS OYSTER AND is Townrd strret, four doors east of Hroudway.—Tne rte wt the publie are Reapeceully invehed to call om ibe opeiy bis new Gining saloon, on Saturday rvering, December le above place at TOK. THAYER, proprietor, WATCHES, JEWELRY: &c, JREAT RARGAINS IN DIAMOND AND OTHER T | Gr eiry, at M. UNGER'S, 519 Rronaw, ‘af Jas Hotel.~Laving bouglit the stock whall wel! a lot which are oe | & pair of pe tab diamond: -eleta, browebes, Ae. Re, New bal ™ bi amust be cleared! by OKSTOCR GUARD —NOTICE-A MEETING OF he Hine ksoek Gnard will be held at thelr headquarters, | the Bigith ward House, corner of Broome and Varick streets, on Saturdey evening, Dec. Li. Punctual, oe is ree quested. ALLAN Ne |, Capt J. Daves, 0.8, Sanior VETERAN CORPS OF 182 WILL MERT AT © the corner of Norfolk and Stanioh sureets, on Sunday, De. cember 12, «( 23 o'clock B. M.,w atlend divine service in im Wody, 1) the b. Mission church, in Stanton street, near Nore vik. Kev. Mr. Jones, pastor. ‘Lat every veteran be present; vemember the resolution, Teaac M. Prevre, Adjutant. ‘By order. ‘4 HM. RAYMOND, Colonel, ‘s me EXTRACTED IN TEN BRO Deni Tost 1a DIN TEN ARCONDS, only. "Refgnce ger ee UTLER, 9 FULTON &TREST, RASEMENT, Mn cIt she chutes breega.t torn for tate thd puscte her: jeg ntalltle mange cure and fea exterminnior, W eenite per ® Kew. Work of the dog, beantifully illum B NCOARD HOUSE, PROAUWAY AND TWELFTH wreet, New York. —Fashionahly located, elewant!y furnish 4, with every modern Improvement, and tmw open (or ihe nes gommodation of familica and gentiemen Bony 2 per day, by the week at lower rates. Public (avor respec (fully soli bythe new wanegement BUANGARD & MAOLRLEAN.