The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1859, Page 8

Political Intelligence. Joun M. Bory’ Last Caup.—-blou, Joba M. Botte has just iseued another card to his political friends, tho osten- ‘Mible object. of which is to sete the quarrel which has re- ently sprung up between the opposition journals in Rich~ mond. He takes occasion to say, however, that he will Yeave dis nomination and election to the Presidency in 860 entirely in the bands of his friends, which it must be @ximifted isa very wise conclusion on the part of Mr. Betis, the more especially when ¢he fact is taken into con- midcration, a6 he says himeelf, that the man who attempts to write of talie Bimself into the Presidency will dnd his j mistake. He also sy’8 that he eball not run after the | office, but his self-respect yey! not permit him to run away | from it. Good for Botts, Pal Kxow Normyoiem Deap ox New Jensey.—-A apearosco ; attempt was made, some weeks since, in New Krsey, ‘ander the leadership of Commodore the dying carcass of Know Nothingirm; and out of that ‘attempt came Ybe homination of Colouel Peter 1. Clark, for @overnor, But the old hulk was too rotten to hold to- gether, and Mr. Clark, fearing the falling ruins, has yery wisely declined to run. This is probably the last effor’ of Know Nothingism in New Jersey, New SevaTors NTs Next Coxces.—The following amed genUemen will take their seats for the first time in the United States Senate, on the first Monday in December ext, on which day the first ecasion of the thirty-sixth Gongress will commence :— Hon, Willard Saulsbury, of Delaware. Hon. James W, Grimes, of Iowa. Hon. Lazarus W. Powell, of Kentucky. Hon. Kingsley 8. Bingham, of Michigar. Hon. Johp C. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey. Hon. Thomas Bragg, of North Carolina. Hon, Henry B, Anthony, of Rhode Island. Hop. A. 0. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee. Hon. J. W. Hemphill, of’ Texas. JupcE Doverss iy Inpiana.—TMne friends of Judge Doug- ‘Yee im Indiana are determined to try and makea rally for their favorite previous to the State Convention, to be held on the 1th of January, The Indianapolis Atlas says:— Rew al! in vain. The cards have all been stoc! wince. The delegates to Coarleston will not be for Doug- das. Kawsas Exscrioy.—There will be a great struggle in Kansag on Tuesday next, October 4,0n which day the | people are to vote on the adoption of the new coustitu- tion, It is said that the democrats will oppose it on the ground that it allows wiggere the right of suffrage. At the same time the Congressional delegate is to be chosen, for | which officd the black repaplieans have nominated Hon. Marcus J. Paryptt, and the democrats will try hard to elect S. W. Johnsorf. Mons Evipexce.—Thomas G, Alyo."4 publishes a card in the Syracuse Courier denying the charg. Vit he trans: ferred the ticket for admission to Weiting Hai, iufushed him by Cagger, toa bully, and says that it bas remained. ‘andisturbed in his pocket until now, and to Feturn it to Mr. Cagger at any moment, Arrivals 29 Departures. ARRIVALS. From naire in ae samme Barco? JM Wentworth, FC Byaua, Mrs a8 in Mig TA hitney, JH Bure and lady, ¢ P Appoid, 8 JP Ellsbury, J M Oliver, Mra ‘Si Peters, D A Te, Brickmedel/\) J Hannegan. G-Batenger, Me Miss E H Wood, Mrs Hensman, B Goodrish Mrz Srown, ‘Syme, H W Dorrie—and 8 in the sieeras’ rmbia—A Beamly. © , Miss E Blake, A FINANCIAL AND GOMMERCIAL. “Fumay, Sept. 30, 1550, ‘Tee Hurry in xe pioney market appears to have sub- | ‘Wided; moncy ig abwmtant on call at 6 per cent., and short | paper finds ready purchasers at 6 8 6};. ‘Wisinclinatio® o& the part of the banks an bankers to dis- eount long paper; it is mostly disposed of by being lodged 188 collatene) for demand loans. In the present condition eftrage, and with money as cheap as it is wbroad, the merket presents great obstacles in the way of an adyance ‘ rates. ‘The foreign exchange market is dull, and somowhat Jower rates have been accepted by drawers, especially in the cage of commercial bills. The leading drawers are ffering 1093 for commercial bills, and asking 18:4 for their own; but at 110%, the demand is very slack. Francs are quoted at 5.12!;213%. The shipmont to- morrow does not promise to be as large as was at one ‘time expected. Including silver, it seems from present Madications that the total shipment will not exceed @ million, or thereabouts, ‘of which the Rothschilds’ agents dhip more than half. ‘one time expected. On the Stock Exchange to-day prices were a shade bet- ter. The market opened very quietly, but gathered strength as the call progressed; after the board it was ‘very steady; in the afternoon, however, there wes very Inttle done, and the general market closed weak. New | York Ceuitral continues the leading speculative stock. It ‘opened at 819;, advanced to 814/, and closed at 814; bid. ‘There ie nothing new from the road; the business contin. | ‘uc good, thought it may not come up to the extravagant estimates which were curreut a few days ago. Galena | and Rock Island were both rather better. The former opened at 7354, sold at 74, ard closed at 78% tid; the lat- ter opened at 66%, sold at 67, and closed a 661g did. ‘Me month ending to-day will show, on oth roads, | 2 Mino Central was | Toledo fell | off suddenly two per cent, without any other cause than the absence of orders to buy; ‘this stock seams to have no friends in the Board, Pacific Mail also declined two per a handsome increase over last year. steady. ‘The Michigan shares vere inactive. cent, to the peint at which it-stood a few daye wi yee terday’s advance was simply due to a demard for stock Yor delivery. Hudson River was rather more in demand. ‘The business of this road for the fiscal yeor ending this day has been the best ever done on the road. Slate stocks and bonds are in fair demand at steady prices. ‘The last quotations of the day were as follows:—Virginia @'s, 943, 0 4; Missouri 6's, 88% a 7; Canton, 17a 3%; Cumberland Coal, 11 21234; Pacific Mail, 79% a 80; New York Central, 8134234; Erie, 5a 1; Hudson River, 35034; Harlem, 934 a 5; Harlem preferred, ma | 86a 24; Reading, 43% a44; Michigan Central, 44; Michigan Southern, 634 a 6; Michigan Southern guar. wnteed, 23.0 14; Panama, 117 a 34; Illinois Centr 67; Galena and Chicago, 787g a 74; Cleveland and Toledo, 213; a 3{; Chicago and Rock Island, 66% ‘Central 7's, 8834 a 3. The books of the Erie close to-day for the election of directors. It is supposed that the receiver, Mr. Nathaniel Marsh, will be elected President; whether the other diree tors will be re-elected or not remains to be seen. Of late years the stockholders in the Erie Railroad have taken 80 Bittle interest in its miserable doings that they have generally been wiliing to send their proxies to Mr. Drew or Mr. Marsh, and these gentlemen b 1 their own board year after year. The will no doubt forward their proxice as usual on this occasion; i has, however, been suggested that Mr. Drew sho! some new men to come into the board, aud sec they cannot suggest something more fi ble and more sensible than the plan of reorganization lately put forth Dy the Board of Liregterz; There are no doubi,many cx a2; Ilinois ~@elient men among the Erie directo?s, cut as they have, ‘as a board of direction, achieved a most retnarkabie asco, give Bew men a chance. People are anxious 10 know how long the receivership is to last. Ag a work ing machine, it may be, and no doubt is, an ‘wificient one, but it is said to cost twice as much as even the monstrously expensive Moran régime did. As a road, ‘the line will not begin to revive till it emerges from its Present state of disorganization and uncertainty. The dry goods import entry for the week is larg ‘wgiin—$3 630,000, against $1,290,000 same week last and $1,090,000 same week in 1867. The fetal import en- Aries for the calendar year to date are $3 70,000, ay.inst $47,700,000 for same period last year, and $82,010,000 for fame period in 1857, Over two months have clapsed Bince We drew the attention of the dry goods importers to the menacing accumulation of stocks at this point. Their ‘answer then was, first, abuse; and scobmdly, assurances that most of the goods arriving here were consigned on account of owners in Europe, and-that in» September the imports would fall off. Tho auction sales which are taking place, and the ruinous prices at which many descriptions of fancy dry goods are selling, are the moral of the tale. Country buyers will now find it to their interest to come to New York to lay in their stocks. It is understood that the Vanderbilt line of steamors to ‘California will carry the mail on and after 5th October in the event—now pretty certain—that the Johnaon contract ‘De not fulfilled. We are again assured by a friend of the Pacific Mail Company that that concern has not lost a dol. ‘ar since the opposition began. If this be true, it is good wows for the Californians, as, in the event of the opposi Won ceasing, the company which succeeds in retaining | the route will have no ¢ for increasing the tares, el, one of four por cent by vile on 10th; and one of four per cont by the Bull's Head wand, payable on NEW. YORK “HERALD, Gold has fallen in yalue at St. Lonis toy premiam, During Oetober the amount of produce coming forward from thence will be large, ‘The receipts at the ofllce of the Assistant Treaguret were a8 follows! 176 bbis: oct, —For custome Treasury notes for cuslome during the week’, The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House thig morning were $19,253,596 60, and the balances 61,002,541 94, Miles & Ray, 318 Broadway, announeg that Mney pay tho October mterest on the Schuv'es county Iinois bonds. “ondon and Liverpool papers of the 17th The return from the Bank of England for the week ending the 13th September, gives the following results When compared with the previoug rived last evening. ockton, to Set up | Public seicaie .» £8,502,022 Increase + 18,074,640 Increase: 3, 116, 787 Increase... On the other side of the account:— Government securities .£11,220,018 Unchanged. + 9,834,325 Increase ‘The amount of notes in circulation is £21 ,060,360, being a decrease of £257,080; and the stock of bullion in both departments is £17,120,822—showing an increase of £484,- 400 when compared with the preceding return. ‘The Chicago Press of September 28 says:— ‘The weather during the past week has been wet, the roads are in bad condition all over the West. with the absence of farmers atten: fairs, hes caused a falling off in the receipts of wheat. The corn crap, concerning which so much alarm was felt afew weeks since, is not tajured south of ‘aud Quincy Railroad, and it is there where the large pros In the northern counties of this State, and also in Wisconsin, considerable damage has doen done, but not enough to affect the fullaess of the crop. ‘The hog crop will be late, especially in Narthern Winois, wiere the farmers will use up their frosted corn in feed- Notes unemployed. 433, State and county | 355; Laguayra. 824! Jamaica 860: Java, mats, 24,500. Total 81. Corros.—The market was less by ner ard slightly easier. ‘Ihe sales embraced about 1 about the Pieris oe jons-— Chicago, Burlington portion of the corn is raised. ‘The business of the Sandusky, Dayton and Ciscinnati ced Jong | railroad for the past year is reported as follows:— r gaged by the Cariolan at 244c. per gal firm for London, but engagements were light. Was current thas 6,000 bushels of wheat were engaged for Bristol at p. t. ++ + $577,958 58 Expenses for the year. From the comparative statement of ‘the Treasurer it is seen that the net income of the past year exceeds that of the preceding year in the sum of $83,910 36. Of this sum $34,278 are to be credited to gross earnings, and $49,632 36 to decreaged expenses. The cash assets and liabMitios of thé 5 on the 24th inst. = as follows:— Orleans banks | that he is ready GiizeZs’ Bik. 5850 412 Louisiana State 4 Pion ce Mechs. &Trad’s 1 049, 426 Bk. of N.Orl’ns 1,700,088 Beasiiats rye Bar America... 9,269,074 17,089,455 —— - $22,228,246 12,601 ,591 ‘The following table exhibits the respoctivo amountg of exchange held by the various banks, and also tad sums due to distant banks, the latter being geiliprised in the table of deposits, a8 shown above: ‘There is still a | | Mechanics aad 1 Bank of New Orleans Cuba, bhds., Porto Rico. New Orleans. Stock Exchange. Fripax, Sept. 30, 1859. $2000 Tenn 6's, °90. 300 sheN¥OenRR, Dee 1M) Virginia’ 6's. 3000 Missouri 6's. .b30 1000 California 7's. NY Con RRS NY Cen be, "76 Frie RR 5 m bs 1000 Hud RRR3 m 2000 MCR8pei match 2060 Ili Cen RR bds 10 shs Merch’ts’ Bk Considering that since the ‘California steamer arrived only $470,000 have been sent abroad, this must be considered « smail shipment, and the ‘banks will make a better show on Monday than was at Stock Sept. 30.. lows SECOND BOARD. 500 shs Erie RR. .p&e 200 MichSo&N Igs.s30 100 Ill Cent RR. 200 Galena & — 0 32000 Missouri 678... 30 ahs Pac M88 Co, 06 Reading RR 100sMich Central it 100 do 100 Chic&RK IRR. b60 Receipts and Disbursements at the fice of tue Assistamt Treasurer for New September 1, 1869, by balance Receipts during the month. 7 68% a Post Office Department. ‘Treasury notes, Misceliancous and’ tranefers ++ ve10$5,119,818 16 Post Office drafts Balance Sept. 30, 1850... 5g NOT TOR 98 Recexpts dwing the month To payment#....4...0.. Pus By balance er., Balanee ....--++++ By eee hs customs in september, 1859,.$2,804,485 65 fi 0.’ 1858,, 2,406,241 92 Increase in September, 1850... By balance credit, bullidu and expense ‘ac. count for Assay Office Coin Nida the month, * oi i it would be but decent for them now to | To payments in coin, "assis stant Treasurer's. 604 ee | Unparted bullion do. Bullion at the mint for coin «$5,284,800 45, DAMN ov s06vessi.3 ves» . $5,105 006 63 | Business at the United States Assay OMcc at New York for September. Deposits of gold:— Foreign bullion United States bullion posits and ee of silver Fore ign bullion U ited States bullion (con vol in nf 2 0 jd coins, )-» Ske Superior). Pr. Mint bare... spring chickens , 14 2160. por I ts, payable iu b CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Sept. 30, 1859. Acvmg.—Tho market Was steady, with: #ales of about ineluding pots at $5 60 and pearls at $5 50a $8 Pplies were better*ind the market waaene having closed at a ieciine of bc. a ec sales Sppcacea 8,700 bbis., closing Preanereree —Flour—The suj per bbl within the following range Sound old and new supertine State a $i 70 faye ‘a State from an ane rol wheat, a ; g afia DM superfine Western, a Old and new common ‘*eheice a . HI Extra Genesee. a He Mixed to straight Southern, a 6 8 Straight to good extra do, ag icles extra family aud bakers’ brand: a 850 a 450 a 4% *s of about 260 vbIs. at €6 20 n $6 50, Southern flour was less buoyant and the mark: 1,500 Din less active. The sales embraced about loring within ug above sange of prices, iF Was quiet at our figure: rn meal was in fair mand, and 600 bbls. Brandywine were reported sold at $4 Rr 20. $4.25. Wheat—The market was extremely active with gales of 89,€C0 bushels. aon eta "helt Koptucky at $1.50, white Southern $i ou Michigan $1 25 a $1.98, No. 1 “feb elub SL 08 a $l o about 12, mixed Western, Rye was steady, with sales of 6,800 bushels at tc. af2c. New Canadian yin, waa quiet, at Sc. a 6c. Outs were heavy, at am, 8 Oo. 8 for State and $0 a Hana, , Jowa spring $1. Corn was irregular, with sates of 0 bushels at $040, a 923.6. for oll and new . a 44e. for Western and Cocoa,—There Was & movement aUila artelos the saleé embraced 1,800 bags Guayaquil, for export, on private tortme, Wich left the market centparatieely: Dare tna int creased the firmness on the Of hoiters. Corres was steady, but ao) apes Octobor 1 was as follows:—Rip, 72,360; Ceylon 4,936; Maracaibo ; Costa Rica 675; Java 2, 0825, Savanilla, Domingo 300; Singapore 3448 mats; CLASSIFICATION, . Fbrida, Mobile. N. 0. & Tea. 9% Oy ON ny nx nx wig 128 Is Wx 4B 13 Frsiits.—To Liverpool 220 bales af cotton were en- gaged at Is, 4d.; 80 tons of cake at 45s.; 40 tons ore at 1¢s.; 200 boxes cheese, by steamer, at 405.; 300 bbis. 2s, €d., with small engagements to Glasgow, includ- ing cotton at i4d., and 260 packages tobacco at p. t. vessel was engagod to load with cottan at Savannah at in at 2gd.; and to Bremen 676 bbls. spirits ‘turpentine were ei Fuvrr.—Sales of 175 bbls, currants ware made at 5340. Layer raising were selfing in a small way at $2 30 a $240 per box. G in Bi Hay was steady, with sales of 600 a 600 bales at 65c. a lon at 11 Ay ‘Hew. —The ise for most descriptions was Pquiet and prices nominal. A sale of 700 bales of jute was made in Reston atp. t Jax® Was steady, with fair sales Rockland at previous raced .—Sales of 20 bbIs. New Orleans were made at 41c., and 100 ni.'8 Cuba muscovado at 24¢., and 25 do. at Bboy The stock, Octouye 1” 8 annexed: — 1859. 16, anda bes 2,850 Zuw 1 “Sromss.—Sales of 300 bbls, rosin "were made at $1 b73¢c., and 200 do. spirits at 472zc. a O18 were quiet and prices unchanged, Provisioxs.—Pork—The market was less buoyant, while a fair demand existed from the trade. sales embraced about 1,600 bbis. $15 80 a $15 8' $10 e057 ' about 175 bbls. closing at ‘unsotiled prices. A small lot of new beef bains gold at $17. Cut meats were firma, with sales of 60a 70 bees at fe, for shoulders, and at %e. for hams. Lard was without change, with sales of about $00 a 400 bbls. and tierces at 10%c. a UlX\c. Butter and chees including mess at 8734, thin mess at $14 75, and prime at $10 a Beet was heayy, while the gales embraced were upchan; Rice.—The sules ead 150 tasks at 3340. a 4c., in- cluded in which were 50 new crop, for Ge at de. 8v6sRs—The market was firm, with a good demand from refiners and from the trade, and closed atan advance ‘of ‘yc. per Ib. The salos embraced 920 hhis. Cuba mus- covado, a part at p. t., and the bulk at G4, cluded in the sales were 50 Porto Rico at 7% boxes were sold at 5%c. a Be. October 1 was as folfows:— a 63gc. Tn- English Islands, ‘ Aicas Total . gar I best sorts are firmiy het. Kentucky, at 6c. a ; 119 bales Havana, 400 do. Yara, 102 do. Cuba, at Bae terms; 215 cases Seedle af, 2 at 126. 266 ceroons St. Domingo, for export, at pri: tobacco was as follows:— Havana. Cuba. Sagua. Fara. C'nf'gos. 297 2,552 ar Stock Sept. 1, bales. 7,243 35 Received since.....1)105 248 — 1,589 Fe 56 35,1 543 a — BS Mr. Rader, in We had a fait nthly circular, remarks as fol- Neat 000 bales Havana «ere exported, partly sold, partly for owners? account, and oonsideratile war done ‘for consumption at 20c. a ke. for new crop fillers c. a SCc. for old crop, 82c. a B4c. for very chisice, ind 85e. a 45c. for assorted lots. Good Havana fillers, ure getting searce, and of fine assorted the stock is light, and, on a have an arrival of which have just beon examined, and although the quality is riot as fine as the crop has -b reported, there is. strong competition for it® pul as the market is entirely bare of this sort; one parcel of 102 bales will likely be closed at a very full price. It is on that the better grades are sent the general impre: from St. Jago to Europe. The stock of Gierfuegos is re duced. He thinks that the market is_in a fair way overstocked with Yara. Regarding doméstic to! remarks as follows:—The favorable effect on Kentucky cted from last month’s operations has not been leaf exp reulized: with the exception of some sales and exports for foreign account the trade have been rather indidieront buyers, except for selections, which are firm at 114 12¢35.;'good rules at Oc. a10c., medium Je7a Se., and lugs ral lots have been gold at moderate prices. —Another anction sale was held to-day, the s offered Were comparatively small, aud of ordinary were sold at prices fully sustaining the recent ad The blacks, quality considered, also gold well. t disposed of comprised 6,846 packages greens, cargo per Howqua were reported sold on private terms. MiskEY was in fair request, with sales of 600 bbls. at Qie. Woor.—The sales this week have been to a fair extent; clothing qualities have again slightly advanced and still tend upward; a moderate business algo is doing in foreign at rather better prices; gales include 120,000 lbs. pulled No. Lat 40c., superior 4c., and extra 50c.; 250 bales low California gold at 100. a 176. OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. The past week has shown an increase in the retail mar- ket business over the previous week, and the supplies of most every kind of food have been quite reasonable. In the fresh meat trade we find nothing particular to 1ct4; and the prices remain the same as at previous quotations. In the poultry and game trade we note several new ya- rigties, besides a pretty good supply of the old qualities, but with no corresponding change in prices. This evi- dently thowe that the demand is quite equal to the supply. In the butter and cheese trade we notice liberal supplies but no changeéé in retail prices. In the fish trade there bas been some slight changes by the addition of several new kinds and the advance in prices of others. Salmon trout, from Lake Ontario, of a very superior quality, is selling at 16. per ib, The constant wet weather we had during the week before last prevented farmers from dig- ging potatoes, pooeeanently we have to note am advance in prices, which will probably be of short duration, The potatoe bay tat both in our own and Weatern States, is said to be very good; the Nova Scotia crop ieslao reported very large and free from disease, ‘The receimts of apples were quite small during the past week. Next week larger quantities are expected lo arrive in canal boats, Choice peare Are quite scarce, and the prices asked are almost fabulous. Quinees have cormmenced to come to market, Dut not in any great quantities. Grapes are abundant. Chestnuts ave just made their appearance; the crop is d to be large; they sell at $6 per bushel. New honey and sells at from 8¢. to 25c. per rding to quality. yond, We make the following quotations of the retail prices at Wash Banr. gton market, vi roast, 10¢. a 12c.; corned p +10. a 126. Mvrtox.—Chops, le. nae 1b.; hind quarters, 12c. a 14e.; fore quarters, 8¢. & 9¢.; lamb, 12c. a 14e. Vear.—Cu quarters, 12 Wertern, Ife, Btteen fo Pour Be. AxD GAME,—Wild pigeons eng, 7c. per pair! squabs, $2 a $2 26 per doz; snipe, 50c a$2per doz.; turkeys, Ife. per Ib.; tame ducks, 96c. a ©. &$1 per pair; geese, Sia ¥ pair; partridges, $1 per De, Tbe. a 8 . por Ib.: per pair porgies, €¢.; biackfigh Be, striped bass, 19¢. a 18¢.; wS7e,; halibut, 10¢ ; Henn Lee moh, 60c.; haddock, fc.; brook trout, 60c.; blucfish, 10c.; kivgfish, 16c.; Spa’ nish mackerel per i; oysters, $2 per hundred; ; lobsters, 6c. ; Soft shell crab: a 26c. per Ib.; sweet water do., $1 per Ib.: BCc, per peck; water melons, Sie. a 62. ries, 180. a 260. per quart,barberries, $1 per $150 a $260 per hundred; crab apples, Peeks ecoking pears, baci a 2c. half peck. Vecaranixs,—Peachblow potatoes, $2 per barrel; Mer- cer do., $1 87; Buckeye do, vi 50; man do., $160; { sweet potatoes, ey ge lomatos, Te. a hoe ~~ Pas! ket; cabbage, be, a 80. cauliite per ‘nerd; ish, 18 auart; rERID®, carrot gpinrseh, £29, @ Ibe. per. basket; pl! per peck: onions, 18e. a 260. per half peck; tab ige. per bunch; leeks, 6c. a & Inet cae 2 ames. Glasgow... Circassian. Dales, closing at Vahderbt A Rates were A rumor y Crom.—Sales of 500 baies standard were made Fi Quaker City salle from New Yorke every and 1,700 ¢ The stock in New York 1858, equest, of which the Tig gales embraced 42 hts, vannah; same ‘The monthly statement of stocks of Spanish nd #82 passengers, to Tapeodtt Suip Fined, Jonene ex idverpool, 42 days, with coal, to B inkmd, Jon , with coal Richards. Sept 19, lat 43 80, lou 52 80, exchanged signals uk te brig showing a red signal with the letters C W pibir Orphan, Smith, shfolds, 8 days, with mdse, to Heye Brow. ad yery heavy westerly Spbaster, split sails, &c. Sip GEO Hes (Pres Strocssenrerter, Newcastle, 75 aye! veh mdve, 10°F AE Myer Nichols, Wilmington, NC, 5 ay Mott’ & Co Ke oe Jon in from Newbern, NO, for NYork Tatar Amelia (1), Leguivel, Rochelle, 39 days, with’ wine, &e, to Wellington & Abbo Shark Genesee (of Brunawick), Nichols, Havre, 47 days, wijh mage and §9 passengers, to Boyd & Hincken, Hark John Denham. Gray, Mobile, Sept 6, with mdse, to | Sturges, Clearman & Co. Sept 26. lat! 196 35 3,546 546 110 inquiry for all sorts of leaf tobacco during the month; but, with few exceptions, holders have not been able to influence better prices, as determined to buy only when they can do go on théir | a hermaphrodi &Cint. ‘the trade seom Sava! ‘ouat of its high cost, of slow sale. We eral mail lots new crop -Cuba, | “en 30 plaster, to PI Island Son Hae hed batling winds the entire pnesn ge, Jon £6 49. in celved olber darn emplar, at die ate, Of the better grades of Connecticut seed considerable has been sold at 22c. a 25c.; in other | ter, to terdey’s edition.) Fehr Village Yelle x), Harvey, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaster, to D R De Wolf. Schr Emina Mayo (of Orland), Mayo, Magaquadavic, NB, 13 days, with Iaths, Sel ta logue of which contained superior lote of green, while the The sale drew a spirited company, and the stores, to Peter TN and 557 do. blacks; total, 6,443. Young hyson sold at from B0c. a B8tye., and the colongs at 37 446. a 39c, There was a good demand at private sale, and 7,000 packages of the Jain steak, 186. per Ib.; porter house do., 18c.; rump do., Me; ousting pieces, 12¢, a 1c.; chuck » 1c.’ a 180! ; fore quarters, 9c. ; hind v8, &e.—Orange county butter, 280. per Ib.; a 26¢.; State, 20c. a Me.; cheese, 1e.; eggs, per dor; fowls, - per Tb. ; Groilere, Oe, per pairs roasting chick- | noble vesael 99 46, tree 0 and had Hot apparently heen long in the water, my Hows: (of Hath), from Newport, arrived at St Thomas iat inst. With her cargo of conlon fire, They were trying to eatinguir Snir Isaac I Roannstaw, before reported on fire and sent erwards pumped out, supposed without wood duck, 75. « $1 tled ! ris dc cl} common do, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, $1 26; orange , $1 60.0 $2: red streaks, $1.97 a 81 tw hp 5 el pivoius, 15 w $2 per fkane vlad, $228; Bo, ; « seis | ee Sr per basket; peer do,, $1 rtlett pears, 37c. a 6c. por ad; ogg pI apts, Oc. per buneh; per bunch,” ovenieune in Real Estate. J. M. Miller. La ag and Ld on Lexington ay., bet. 22d and 28d ax tees 1 by én ok near Mii av. Ado, on oth ay,, near QT, en MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, err dine . Boston. Baltimore. ... New York. New York... +++-New York, SPB Room: wn Light. THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS 8TBAl Exrine (ity—From New xe 3. arrivi at pee and New Orteans J0th. Yona lew O1 leans ath, it arriving at New Vork 28th, Canawna—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana Ith and ‘New ‘Orleans 57th, Havana Sb, Orleans ny From New ‘k Sd. Havane 16th, ar AUNAAC M48 Few 0R—ems DAY. Port of New York, September 30, 1859, CLEARED. sereatle George's Creek, Uap. Rit Ney plane, Pesbote., Livery 00l—C HL heh hip EF G inc i neat ‘Wallace, Aspinw: ail~eteale & Dus Lor A yw, Port mee LO RENE B a narstow, Balk Heaper, Smith, London AUSn- Bark Brothers, Chase, Clenfaga _ » & Bark Mary 1 aan, , swan Island—I cia, Hopkiae Erle ulespie, B Moke & Co. Brig T it aa Sew, Halt Berminla, Brig ea Foam, Bircham, Rio Hacho—Maitlaud, Phets & Co. Brig F Dean, Bent, Minaiitian—J R Dow. Brig Circassian, Hagan, Mobile—Laytin & Hurlbut. Sebr Equator, Albany, Elenthera—J. Dougivs, Fehr Chara, Putnam, Jacmel. chr J eerie 8] rd, St John, Sa oF Dacoan, Sehr Moon! light, Tui, Gaiveston— Schr Eclipse, Cooke, Mob! Schr North Ftate, Horton, teary, fott & Co, Sone Cordelia, Hore, Savannab—Dunkam & r Leonora, € imon. , Srowell, Plymouth, A How Ech Ore spe creel rere A Beret ‘chr 8 C Jones, mitenell Norfo i arges, digonman ‘& Co. Sehr Bell Cubberty, Norfotk—M Bedel Schr A Townsend, Ti Slaght. Steamer Hostor ew, Philadelphia ARRIVED. Steamship Coluinbia, Berry, Charleston, 49 hours, with mase and passenmers. to Spoiiord. Tieston £0. 29h inst. 6 AM, off Cape Haderna, enplied sicamship Alabama, hence for Sevan; "M, bark Young America, bound N, and steamship Marion, hence for Charirston. at Steamehip Jamestown, Skinner, Richmona, &c, with mdse and a yaeeneere. to Ludlam & Heineken. Steamship Georges Creek, Gager, Baltimore, with mdse, to Hip Pemocuth Rock, Tl London, Aug 21, with mdse wuth Rock, Ha don, Aug 2, Wi ost pceaaces ear amt ob passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & rons Flowern, Liverpool, #9 daym with coal, to Nes- aithk Bon wetael to Walshy Garver: Chass.” Tas Inst at 42, 1 edn heavy gale. which split fore and main sails. main spence! chip Emerald Isle, Cornish, Tiyerpoo "ay 40 days, c&. xith indoe rand done othe lad three d Ship William A Ell stores, to Met 20, spoke echr Clif bark Saxony, of Boston, steering S; 28th, lat 38 50, lon 73 34, spoke bark Daniel Webster, steering SE. meee , Rhodes, New Haven, 2 days, in ballast, to Brie eal c Port), 4c, to-dehin Osborn,” Sept 18, lat 82, ton 64, spoke Ere Achille, from Guadaloupe for Havre. Brig A Avery (of Boston:, Wotten, Mansanilla, Sept 13, with mahogany, cedar, Fe, to smith & Sons. Brig Martha 40 days, with wine and salt, to G oe: 2 26th, lat 41 31, ion from G for Boston, all well. Schr Emaar), “lardenbrook, Windsor, 15 da; A De Wolf (not from Di DR De Wol: Industry’ (P Schr J T Boy acy Siaiiaee ‘wire og Schr Amanda, Knowles, een Schr Racer, Pierce, Virginia. Schr Mary Ellen, Richards, Virginia. Schr M Mallory, Marshall, Virginia. Sehr J M Taylor, Lynch, eta ina. Kehr J HH foyt, Lyons, Vi r A Field, Westgate, eng Preston, Kelly, ‘view! Behr Prowess, Hulse, Baltimore. Schr R W Huntley, Hammond. peta: Schr Expedite, Bebee, Alexan Kehr Golden ute, Gilbert Alexandria, cbr M Vassar, Eldridge, Alexandria. Sebr Island City, Conkling, Alexandtta, chr Wm Howe, Scott, Georgetown, DC. eur Palestine, olpuras| Georgetown, DC. %5 Sebr HU Fineh Terr Georgetown, DO, + Yorktown, Woelam, organ, ‘De. fen fallen Tokenham, R ae os Schr Red Engle, Brot da Kehr Walerloo, Con rovidence for Hlizabethport. Inare, Darling, Providence, 2 che Ht Cushing, Petiengill Boston. $ days, Sehr Teabetla, Fa Boston, Sanye. Rohr Bay State, Hallett, Boston, ton, 8 da Sehr Granite Siate, ——, nS day Rehr Gnaette, Bolt’ Wonton for ‘Albapy: Echr E A Stevens, West, Boston for’ any. Shhr Sea Bird, Johnson, Boston for Alban} Sehr Joseph 3 Lane, Latwrey, Gloucester, d days. Schr Ada Herbert, Smith, Gloucester, 2 days chr 8 B Smith, Briggs, New Bedford for Tibeny. Fehr fea Lion, Rodney: Kastport, 14 days. Sehir Chariot, Hend, Rastport 7 days. Echt TP Abel, Andrews, Portland, Edays. Schr Annie T Russell, Russell, Poriland, 2 days. fchr Tryall, Adams, Nantuckel, 2 days. Sloop Fashion, Young, Providence, 2 days. Eicop Menot Hope, Sulltean , days. Steamer Boston, Sellew, Philadelphia, Hiasines Oorean: Resty, rrevetescs. Steamer Albatross, Jones. Providence. Ship Hope, and two brigs. Wind at sunset 8. Telegraph Marine Re: HIGHLANDS, Sept 30, sunset—One ship Te the Eastern of- fing, bound in, Wind E, ight; weather clear. pt 80, eunset—No inward bound ves insight. Wind B, Night; SANDY HOOK, § ‘weather clear, Miscellaneous, See port arrivals, Cnptain Lerry, of steamship Colombia, from Charleston, has our thanks for papers in advance of the mail. Packer Sup Emeratp Isum, Capt George B Cornish, ar- rived yesterday from Liverpool with about five hundred pas- sengers, all of whom, we learn, are in good health, Emerald Isle belongs to Tapscott & Co's line, and {san especial favorite with passengers. Currer Sir Great Rervetsic—We understand that this pes in the Shipper’s Line (Messrs John P Earle é Co), to lond for fan Francisco, and will be in ber berth reud: for cargo in a day or two. Siu Roswert Srragur, at Charleston, reports:—Sep momon size, supposed to he about 15 feet 1 the fre withengines, ogre d pume Sime S70. a each; cranbor- inces: ze ane wer, he. Page 500. ihe Deans, 12c, port 6c. per bunch; ans, 12c. a 2c. » $16. pr Havana 2d, pe Dogg ae dag] New Bice yz, rennet at Havana ‘Bd and 2 25th. From Sth, pei ing at pony York 18th, De fo10—From New York 2th, arriving at nant ‘Ist and New Orleans $4. — New Orleans riving at New York 1 A sp Crry—From New age O Oct a New Wen at Havana lew York 1%h. The dates fall on Sunday steam. gall on Nondny, encert tose N aja go unaay sala y Pop ah Sor zw Yorx Hexsp eve 84) ‘morn — — ‘York, Van Santen, Bremen—Kelpke & Steamship Keuizen, ~--0e. Porilapd-Hj B Cromwell stevens, , Mobile—Post, Smith & Co. Son & C Schr Elnmmer Appiesies Charleston oD ataurys oo chr gmmmer, Apples Charleston DO Maury: ebr J G Will anaes NO—MeCready, Molt ‘ownsend, Philadelphia—Van Brunt & Schr A Jameson, Jameson, Portland—G L Hatch & Co. 56, lon 73 45, Moraes, Oporto, 50 days, with wine, cork, ch shij ne GD as Corbett, Windsor, NS, 16 days, with rege Loulea A Johnson (ot Brookhaven), EMts, I Cette, vi via. a Long Sept IR Int 53 a hurricane from N W, lost main boom and re: re of tert, seats Shaaat was Henny A Di 4 namie, ores danete tr Ta re for Shay ri a usted som ww s od achorg and leat eating Saewrry juried (0 vet Sobre 4 pclae eee ae i ‘iat inet. inch bya ‘chat iTeghre Be Ar ‘, win, Jones, tno he owbon. She 18 leaking baaly, and docked Re wa aaa sgloegg Romani Hayden di Lenn mn Mresigsrrri.—Pernambuco, Aug 18—The schr * Pr Gould, from Buenos ss Baltimore a ® | Cid achr C1 AT iat King, Neff, Matagorda, of bone d pte ba tat into t 1th & 7 0} mby ei, tenon wil bs Fepa Drnecedon her oth WOAMIRE | Neleen, NY. Mork See ‘ilewee. vo Bincod falter, Hr, aerairy Boar jerwriters. | yeh! en neg is _Bumiss, Sent The Am ship Ben? Tn na nd Trieste don, siranded aot, from See ree nacmned, ad tOmN mat if'milos Sil of ule : be saved, About 2.080 boxes of sugar "| «8 of can tome 100 boxes are damr” Bianded bere, of Which Buaumants, ft" 4 The Am bark Alamo, Patterson, from Liverpool for © weston: in worklug out Of harbor Rot on Uh TOCKS NEAT “ne Tighthouse, and sustained considerable damage in los" of part of keel, rudder, and hu Water: now on the fal ‘opposite the town, waiting for a tug to yw her (o Liverpool. tow Onxxxock Am ship White Sea, Evans, from Gothenburg te Rendon, OS, ‘US, loaded with iron, &¢., put back to this port yesterday leaky. 1 At Brewer, 28h inst, from the yard of Dui, Pay sure srg grt ON ico ca “it Kennebunkport 2 %th inet, from Ward's asuperior ship of about 850 tons, uumed the Addison, owned by Mr. Charles C Perking and others of Kennebu ts and Cape Wm F Pike and Mr Henry J Rice of Saco. Capt’ Pike co , Mehion, to Mariners. OS ON ST SIMON’S BAR. Complaint having recently been made that one of the fe hangs pp pts Boy Fn eg rom ite uitenar uy m- dent of f igheand br 8 for this di ith commendable Promptners, despatched Oaptain Lovett, w h'U 8 buoy tender pelon, to examina the ‘and buoys, and place the latter in their. position be has thoroughly and expeditious executed his instractions. The outer buoy bad parted from i mooripgs and been vicked “Te St Andrew's Bound by: Me ‘Wm Anderson, of this city. ‘The buoy has been Peplnsod “in ts ‘oueon North Breaker and agother Mabie Senet roast te ed. AB now buoyed out, i Appears next to imposaible for for any one to geta vessel ashore in passing over the bar day time; and ifs range eu was proper! laced on met Rimes to our harbor woujd be easy an in dark nights as well as by. dori. We lerstand that buoy out the channel to the Bey Or the naval depot on Blythe }sland.—Bruns- (Ga) Herald, Sept 21. Whalemen. Arr at Boston 20th, bark Ri North Auntie Ocean, Pi 30 0 pb Spoke 11th ult lat cay Falmouth, 60 9p; Sot, lw w Peano hal Heardt boiling. and ‘Arr'at St Hoiena Aug 14, bark Raancke, matey Greenport, from a cruise, 200 mp. from NB eater Bepe 2 bank Maria, Thompson, Pacific on poken—£e| pt 1, lat 38 22, lon 84.85, bark Thomas Pope, of and from Nbedford, with 110 bbls eal well on board, and had taken three whales two Lei before. Spoken, &. sftie] Belle Cre Creole, onunt an Liverpool for Melbourne, wap ker ores Kling, Bolles, from Liverpool for NOrleans, Sept pee Crest eState, Weeks, from Caleulta for Boston, July 8 ph a Tag arn Srom Uverpoo! 7 Priiadelphia, ae hompeen, Pr, - iteton, from Liverpool for NYork, a Tr” ssirstom, from Liverpool for Calentta, July nes oh from Cabutn for shanti Aug Bark ay from Havre for NYork, Sept 6, lat 49, lon 31, Foreign n Ports. Axtwenp, Sept 13—Arr Nord L amerika, Freidricks, N York. Ra 15th, John ‘Hancock, Coffin, NOrleans. ing nell mp Sid Levanter, Perry, New York; Ellen, OP ames port bark Imaum, Webb, une. Sid 10th ut ae nian Five fn ately Conant, New York; Ju rusror, Fe r nius Brakine, Cardiff; 18th Bealiow, Hodgdo, and Thirty-One Butea mur’ New York. ‘ eee: Sept 4--Arr we Sgr f Mnell, B Oni ns, Bld ih. Lizzie Hogs, Liver, Havas A ae ARDIFF, Fept ‘Barnes, cester. pcowess Rept pra nae (a), Weasels (frou Now York), rem ‘CurrE, Sept 12—Arr Konprinds Carl, Bre’ CATTE, Sept 12— Arr Kouprinds Car, Bree, NYork. xPUscunnss, Sept II—Of, Car, Cari Linden, og SEE reaps, Dover, Sept 15—Of, Tejuca, Favener, from the Tyne for *emoorh Sept 1&—Arr Naples, Bristol. ‘ALWOUTH, Sep' Fivemag, ‘Sent sid Sit obert Yeck Larrabee, N York (and writen Sept ered Pepperell, Dixey, Cronstadt, for joston. ‘GreEwocx, Sept 1i—Put back, White Sea, Evans, from Go- the: mb uri via Londonderry for Boston, leaky. Sli Tam Geo Bradt Robbins, New York; 14th, Glasgow (s), Thompson, Gornxmne, § Sept 9-Cld Charles C Fowler, Wood, Eng- Jonxson’s Istanp, July 25—In a a Ocean Belle, Brown, from San francisco, ldg; to sai 5 for Hampton Roads.’ Sid July 5, ship "Abby ‘Brown, “Moody, Hampton nds, tere Kone, July 21—Arr Nightingale, Peterson, San Fran Hamrure, Sept 18—Arr Anna, Bartels, Charleston. Sid 11th, Hirdostan, Rendixen, San Francisco. “tephra Macaulay, Rogers, NYork. ept 17—Off the port, Epaminondas, Healey, hearer, Aden; Wim Wooxtbury, Melll Orleans: Albert Gallatin, Delano, Mobile; Teth, Mary Ronee, ase, NOrleanas Wyo ning, Burte, Philadelphia; APkw ight, do; Morning Siar, Fosier, Boston. Tn the river 1othy out ind, Win Ti Bell, NYork; ‘Tranguebar, Goodwin, do; Morning Biar, Foster: Boston (inalno reported ald}; Asia Duncan, NOrieang (eld 15th); Consul, den, Savannah, bt out 14th, James Grav, Plumber, Boston; Uncas, Beedle. NOrleans; Kate Prince, Pickering, ahd Robi 1, Lane, Bryer; Welle Wood, Bush, NYork; 16th, New World, Chamberiain, do; Amn Union Hanied, Moblie; Judah Touro, Hansoota, Bos: ton; Canada (s}, Halifax and Boston, rpt AS Arr Harriet ‘A Stephenson, Smith, Jamal. augh, Matanzas; Jenny Pitts, know, Havana; ret, Kurr Mth, Holiyhock, Cough Willams, aves Newecastie, N¥ork and’ St Johns, NF: Ann E'Thompson, Brooks, NOrisenes 16th, Charlotte A Morrison, Morrison, be eet nn et ris] at ole nt out 14th, Southampton, Pratt, NYork; 1th, Gan; le, pier Becibe ‘a Nory Leouant, Reynard, so) “AMLASHL Sept?—Pat tp, Mar Leonard, Ra for Bos- : i tpi Brothers, Kirk, Boston, Bree Canova, iHeobires "Genoa; Grotio, i MATAR zA8 ent (22—In port barks Yumur, Liesegang, for N 1 Hall, Titus, wig; brigs Stella, Duell, for Bos se Thurston, Colson, tor P os Providence do; Resolute, Philadelphia do; Wm Moore, Ames, for do, ready! Aroosiook, Paine, for Hamburg, lg; Beronda, Padelford: disg; Hope, Bidde, ‘and Gen fierce, Ladien, wtg: schr S Cosgeesttull, Eldridge, tor Boston, lige Cid 16th, batks Hane nah Thornton, Tarr, NYork; 20th, R W Trott, Johnson, Balti- more. Maxsantt 3—In port, brigs A. Tt Flaker, Tenney, for NYork, 1d D, Hathaway, for do, do! 6 20, spoke brig Ex- ester, is reyorted in yes- Mel. fad Sackville NB, 15 days, with ous & S Fehr Alma (Bn), Seott, Halifax, NS, 7 days, with fish, to master, el Ms bs on Cones, Georgetown, SC, with naval stores, to R Blossom & ion 41 28, passed whiat appeared to be the lurge and. of feet through, Mavinnics, Aug 7—Sid Saxonvilie, Gardner; Hong Kong. Mapuas, Aug Arr Uriel, Walker, Boston. MADEIRA, Arr Cecire, Perandello, NYork. Manse ‘Sept 13—Sid Charles Cooper, Coffin, Leghorn. MAAsta pe 12 Sid Mary Ann, Bust, Boston Maura, Kept Arr Sonier Johuny, Edmunds, Newport; 4th, Criterion, partes ardi, Sid Aug 20, Albatross, Weeks, Trapani; Geo Wesi, Conch, United States, Newronr, Sept 13—sre 3} Chaitee, Carlton, London, 81d 15th, Castine, Slapson, for Portiann, Sept 1—Otf, Loui for Bremen. QUEENSTOWR, Rep i York (and sid si LS *iulier, from Richmond 6—Arr Riga Paoket, Hoffman, New y for London). T—Sld Daylight, Holbrook, tia; eee aa distinc ee , pt 1S—Of, Phenix, Hoxie, from London for Melbourne. Start, Sept 12—Of, Whistling Wind, Havelin, from Fal- Be aa f the Wont, Fi AS, Sept I—Tn por arry of mery. from Newport, B, arr 24, dg b ark Dasees, Bartlett, trom do, ‘ poets at do 15th, ship Rome (of Bath), Lowell, Newport E (see Tinea, Be ta Arr ship Atalanta, Colby, Ak; sia “Tuih for Falmcuihy sé cifaratoks y Ss m eS Som, Johannes, Von Tritzen, from Balti- TENERIFFE, ‘Aug 18—Arr Alerta, Vosquez, NYork (and ald 28th for Canaries). ‘e¥YMouTH, Sept 15—Passed, Amazon, Hovey, 16 days from NYork for Londen, and landed malls. SUNDERLAND, Sept 14—Arr Fortuna, Hildred, Boston; Artisan, Pollard, London. £14 Téth, Martin Luther, Nichols, London. ‘Woosuxa, June 28—Sid' Myrtle, Botsford, Ningpo; July 7, ‘Wide Awake, Young, Ningpo. ‘Wrenen, Sept 12---Off, a; anchor, Maryland, Helmers from Baltimore. American Ports. — Fem eng Sept 30—Arr (by tel), brig Ava, Wind- “ALBANY Sept 2—Arr schrs Sam Luis, Brenan, Rich ‘Va: itelle, Johnson, Yorkville. ALT MORES ‘Sept 28—Arr_propeilor Telegraph, nore, N VK; hip Riga, Freeto, Bristol; brig Othello (sr); Willlannsor, Bt Johns, NFrachrn das’ A Stewart, Coulter, Bird Island; Fre: derick Wiliam, Putnam, Windsor, XB; Sea Nymph, Dawson, NBedford; Genuine, Arey, Enrtport. Old steamship Locust Points eench, N¥orks ship Mississip ppl, Allen, Rotiordam; brigs 8 G Boss. ‘Winchester, Aspinwa ary Cobb, Pillsbury, Boston; schrs Pocohontas, Sheet Anchor, Hafl, Boston, “Sia bark Modena, Ryder, Charleston; brig Lady of he Lake (ir), Newman, West Indies, 20th—Atr achr Peael, Brown, Boston. Below ship Star (Br), from Liverpool for Baltimore. Cid brigs Herald, Peckham, ‘West Indies; Foster, Chase, Boston; schrs Luther Child, Kelly, Nkegford; Astrea, Pine, Boston: Chief, Fountain, Providence Ada Francer, Babson. do; Sea Witch, Smith, NYork. Sid brigs SG Bans, Winchester, Aypinwall: Mary Cobb, Pillsbury, Bos- tout nehr Geo F Arthur (Br), Dorriiee, Nassau, BOSTON, Sept 20—Arr bark Mary B Rich, Shc, London: briga Montloelio, ovens, Port au Princes Russia, Drial water, A Sam Stanll, Winslow, Baltimore; echrs Joon, Are: islands via portato Rickeewone Nick: ergoh, Richime Appleton, Grant; Mayflower, Stron JP Wetherell, Cobb Finhhot, Young, and Sugene, T: Alexandria; C If Wilson, Camp; George 1 Green, Gree Anna Sinith, Smith; Allan Downing, Rice; JH Wainwr Colkon; RW Dillon, Maris; HA. We Barretl; Eva Hele Titen poral Maka: par Cd lershom, Allen. Jurtis, Ree ria} . Lizzie Maul, Luke, and 1’ Andenreid, Bartlett, Philadelphia; Abaco, Colson; Almira, Beck, and Ba Pendleton, Bilzn- bethport: Abbott Lawrenco, Wilson, P ; Zeno, T worgy; Frances Ellen, Clark, and’ Almira, Re Nourinlul, Crockelt; Gertrude Horton, ers, and Wolco! Parker, N Signal for. brig. Cid ship Wheeler: Robi NO: ean bark St Jago, Berry, Portland, to. toni for Cuba: brics CB Allen, Ray, Savannah (changed from Phitadelpiay neha North oh Norris, Jeremie: Bela, Peck, Gardner, Richmond; #.A. Faleoher, Terrilt, NYork. Sid sit Wemibok. Wind NE to . mo yey toy ta ship Richmond, Goakin, Glasgow; brig Ke eae aed brig BK Ealon, Gitkey, Palermo, ATH, § ‘Arr echt Maryland, Brown, Baltimore, BEVERLY, Sept 2#—Arr schr Hill Carter, Fisk, Phiiadel- PU ARLE HESTON, Sept 27— Arr sleamship Jumen, Adgor, 4 ewelt Sprague, daame, Ye NVork: ne Avo endrick, Boston. Sid shi NY ith, A, Ti DANVERS, erga sehr Thomas Ht 'Thompson, AT New Yor FALL RIVER, Sept 28—Arr schra J Q Runyon, Mathie, Philadelphia: LH Endiect, Lends, do; Emeline Ha ht, Beebe, Delaware Cit Fakir, Potter, ‘Blizabethport; Silas Wright, Sea: Nyork, “sloop Motto . Beebe, "Nop. Vigilant, Feath, and Congress, don wile, do, sehr Adele patie a es Tachi A Weta Dake Rntelope, Heodo, ork, Hackensack: Conuivance, Stony : Sid pchra Joseph W brick, Nag’ Harbor, Joho Wiig Porte land, NEW HEDFORD bc asl sebra A ty Long, hal To eta ‘pike ated ; schr Ellen Bele Cates even eins Pee ack Mery No well (from ae Covi: Larkin (from Ware tn Hh fd Jae (from do), ‘Weeks, N York; aware) ra sn ORT, ‘Bent 28 Ary ches WB Fe ‘Mart, and ake it lelphia; B abethpart for’ NBedlords ‘Hlvavets, Mayor NYork foe AMS Ary se. Stephen, Wal mY NBediora. “Bla row ownsesd, Mavanay, ‘cbr Horset; nnd all iaeniee PHIEADELDHIA, Sere Rte alta F Taft, Rand, Fast Risley, NYork: steainei anr Delavin York, is eamlp reece . ely, i ip , tol eH CHMONTS dept a Bostong race kos Cro’ Chailenge. ulieky Meeekiand: O P Burns, Cook, A] sehr Orrie Fray PORTLAND, ep tpt 28—Arr sehr 1 2 Hode Hodgman, or NY; mor, Good PROVIDENCE, it 20— A A Pate an Tons i ei . Bvctherton: Riizabethpert Senator, Reh pots ca Ecsta aL iene ware aechre Juliet, Be, le) Bie EU Frederic Brown, Carr, N York; Now World. Ely, , Young, Port Ewen, ROCKL ASD, on 2—arr cons. Sarah Louisa, Yeaton, N- York: 2th, Gannet, Robin pRALEM, 'gepl ZecArrechr Golden W, ‘West, Short, Para; auliha, ng Tale de Loe, W Cost of Africa! achis J Hy ar, Meinl Richwond; 88 Johugon, Lockwood. 2 Neb york. Sid Suhr k nego feet of eoleicen, Genel Bo ‘and B mig ck iaen inborn Sto dbaaze Looering, 3 rr acl teem Burt, t Phila etn of and for Taunton; Ruth Halse SAuller, Fish, Newark for Wareham; Robt 3: fuallh’ ‘Roberson, NYork for Nantucket; Maria Louisa, Cum- ma do for Fall Ri rr Tucker, ai mores 28d. ae . amas reste Breakbaven i di. Ray; Slade, Bayt ¥ ‘ARREN, Sept 29—8id ship Caroline Read, Dougkss, N ORME on ep 96—Arr nt Report, Norton, Brooklyn. SISCELLAN KOUS. RS, 8. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. Re Byans Delhi, Delhi ity, Ohio: B. Fivane bolle; dk hus changed may hair, and stepped: 80LD EVERYWHERE. —_—_————_- rn ‘RS. 8. A. ALLEN’ pn ae HAIR RESTORE, The Bev. James, + bed mci Stone, Greensboro, V1 80LD EVERYWHERE, RS. 8. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RELTORER. ‘the Rev, J. F. Griswold, Washington, New Hi “Please inform Mrs. —— where ee purchased in Boston. You maj anaes your bair resiorative to be alti ‘all that ee arpecte to be. RS. §. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HATR RESTORUR. ‘The Rev. William Porteus, Stanwich, C “Your excellent bair restorer has met my most ex tons in causing my bale to grew when it had 4 recommended it to my friends, and they” all speak highly SOLD EVERYWHERE. RS, 8. A. ALLEN’S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER, ‘The Rev. Geo. Hewlings, Greenpoint, L. I. " “You are at liberty to use my name. if you think proper. ae a recommendation both of the Zylobalsamnm and ef the Re- sterer.”” SOLD EV! RE. ‘RS. 8. A. ALLEN’! Wo! ORLDE HATR cies ie aad the Bar J. 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I. Moore. Pastor First Baptist Chureh, Cape May, N. J., Jate agent Ame: “T have used ‘Mie RA Ation's World's Heir Restorer and’ Hair Dressing, aud it hag also been used by my wife. we. Linqualifiedly prencunee them the best preparations we have ever used—in which declaration naumerdun fends join us.”” SOLD EVERYW RS. S. A. ALLEN'S: WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. The Rev. C. A. Tucknex, Asst, Treas. Am. Bible Union, Edy. Rible Union Quarteriy, New York city. “T very cheerfully add my testimony to that of numeroug: other friands. I bave found the Zylobalsamum superior to hing I ever used for the hair, and would fully commend it an: toall.” SOLD EVERYWHERE. ME: § 4. AuLEN's WORLMS HAIR RESTORE ‘Ibe Rev. B. Bruce, Newmarket, Gallatin condty, m. T have tried your World’s Hair Restorer and. Zylobalsae mum; itacted like a charm, My hair is as it was years pen. He you Wish a reference from ie E will give it will, SOLD EVERYWHERE. RS. 8. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. Thg Rev, We. HK, Dowan, Howard. N.Y, “Your Zylobalsamum his no superior, Tt certainly serves to cleanse thoroughly the halt and. #eaip. to harehe: tess or drypesss bad lwaye proderes he coteeas ieee, ailkinens and natural gloks that are requisite t faman hals perfectly beautiful,” ewuale lo render the SOLD EVERYWHERE, EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, sight bilson the ™EUAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES Umion Bank or Loxvon, Bank oF Liverreot, National Bark ‘Or Scorka LYAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELA Ta aya tran dl upwards mumatad ° TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers, 76 Wal sect street, N.Y, ee en T° ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. SEMMONS & CO., PANTASCOPIC BRAZILIAN PEBBLE: SPECTACLES. SPECTACLES. SPECTACLES. Acknowled; ay all all persons using them to be the only leng» Ea Naat aun TEE SIGHT. ‘hereby to enable the old ane yor to . mainte emplogment either hy roa eae ee ITHOUT PAIN. Affording altogether, the best artificia! ‘AID TO TIE HUMAN VISION ! ¥anntectnred and gold only by MONS & CO,, ” 669}; BROADWAY, imnder Lafarge Horse, The great demand, and ackvowledged of the he grent demand, and acknowledged. au 2 above celebrated glaskes, have induc nga aeal- ers to offer for sale an imitation of these renowned whic ts nothing more that composition of PARTE, sported? m Frat Te GENUINE PANTOSCOPT BIAZILIAN PEBBLE SPROTAC! Can only be obtained at — SEMMONS & 20.8, Gets BROADWAY, | READ FOR YOURSELVES. 45 Lavayeite Prace, New York, Mar 8, 1 ave examulied some specimens of spectacles manufaetur= ed by Semmons & Co., from the Brazilian Pebble. ‘The bap of the lens is such as fo resemble the cornea, and in this re pect presenta an important improvement over. the lens ino (inary ee. the toaleril also T conskter preferable toglaags a woch ae is ap io be more equal ty an } rand more transparent. ORRNOGHAN. Professor of Surgery, New York cleat © lege, Bar on in Chief to the State Hospital, &c, ‘ac. we falas rae Ar ARGE HOUSE. FROM VALENTINE wort, ‘M. D. PROPEBSOR, ETC. ‘This may inform that I have used for three weeks past, & pair of the gpectacles of Messra. Semmons & Co., fend Fhe tha: rock crystal from Brazil, Tam very much 2 eon They are very transvarent, and ean, I find, and'polished io suit the desired focus, Perhaps, i ta opr C4 they appear to me cooler than glass, New Vous, sorm Armin, 100 PROM JAMFS R. M.D. PROFESSOR, examined the Bri " Pebble Spectacle manaectt dV tske pI loam in ering oe able nana Do ore cous; the coonees mareoes over All P Brazilian pebble ix hard and home construction gives th wit, do. le of glass. T recommen J K, 81D 10, I hes in Po i \