The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1859, Page 8

8 TE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH, jence. Moxtaxat, Supt. 20, 1889, Whe Second Groat Cricket Match at Mmereal-—Tha AU Bag Our Montreal © "the United Al, Balad Players—Ftagnificent | vs Os Lillywhite, Wisden ond | Playing and Heavy Scoring f a dhe. es pat op great match, which Wao wrranged to be phayeu at che termination oF the terMA.onal maken de Fween Casale abd Bugiand, Was, as your guaders are aware, between the Six Ail Engiaud piayers aad ‘the tix United All Euglacd, with flve selected Camadian play’ ou excl Hide, Th cotitneneed om Yuetlayrateernoon, the Wied AM Exguuad cricketers wimg the tirst muings, aud sending in Catfya aud Gruicy % the bowdngot Pare and Jacked, Wheu the stumps Airawn, Kboul twenty smitistes afior, Ualyn Laws scordd Taad Grundy 0, aad auither out. Pinay was 2x04 to commence tue following smorhing, Wednesday; bel the comtmuvd fal of rain Abroughoa the entire vay preweuted all posmbility af ithe ‘aatch being proceeded wath. This morning, Dowever, tho Weathed was bewsifully flue and ciear, and aboot eevenusock piay wae resumed,” Quifyn and and Grundy agninetovk up their positions ACThe wicket, swith!Parr and Jeokson hailing the dull, Stapheasoa act Wages wicket keeper, The seoond batl of the drst over frum Parr caused Grundy to retire, fe -baving anforta- ately got bis fey before the wicket Before he had placed anything to bie c cait on the sere sheet wicket and 7 rons, Carpeuter, Who bad oMfcitted as umpire in the pre- seding match, now joined Calfyuywho oemmenced seoriag tocay with a splendid ofarive ford off Jackson, and a foe forward drive otf Parrdor the same-number. Jack- * pon, however, lu the bextoverssucceeded in disposing of fe tne butlswa, Lie bali jast-taking oue bai olf toe qwreket; vo Much) was it bow His score of 13, obtaiusa i his usual elegant styie, comprised 3 3's aul 22s—2 wakes, 13 runs. Webber Stnth jowed Carpenter, aud ‘Whe iatter mace a good befor z olf rurr, ollowing It up wb & Deautiiul for wars drive off the same Lower tur 3. Jackron shortly allerward demolished the thabers of Smuih before be had mete a soore—s wickets for 21 runs. Lockyer BOW Taved Garpenter, aad tiuse two baiours goon uilorded the = fioaders phuuty of funting in all pacts of =the gvound. scored rip but stewuily wad When the fourth wici fell (Lockyer’s, he being given’ out leg before wicket) tae fader hod paces &W lis account yn Lue scare, viZ2 bw Zs and sluges. He was-saeoeeded by Jona Liuywarte, and he and Carpenter iw mace a maguifleeut fhe ecielce of the game. Jucksou’s fast by Parr'é slows proved equally anbaccessfui in geting past them, and causmg Hayward wt take the bail at Pare’s end. | Drives, veg tis and Cut to ail parts of the fold fot dowed in ra, Veutuainy suecersd eam nter retired amid ) A obtaINET by re: markabiy fine steauy. paty ayatust such bow! @ub'S, Pali Baud Sl pleusoy '>—5 Wicaets, al the Vacait pikes, bis Coliewg wg fiet aud bate Dewatifully, In seemed toberequally at house with the slow uu Dowiing of Parraud the Seaunoy aus” vl Jackso: gave tWo'chances, one to Maer at pout, aud oue to Four Grinicr, but vacaped onbeth occasions. Pic quickly Ovlure he had scored any. Wistea bd be aud Lilly white caused another change in Stepheoneet going OusduckBou's wud, and the fatter changing places with Purr. Jt is ucediess tw describe the various b Mats aid dre Bowned batemen; they remained al wpwards of an hour and # tatf, and together they atturded Me joversov this mauly reereition «rich treat. When Wasven was caught fees than 43, vie. +e S'two's aud siugies Litiy- | white wuss at lusi-bowlod-by Jackson, witer scoring 53, by Pabree's, Li two's and emgles aud BL en foliowed i rotiuion ; the tui ly good enicket, aking #4; Morgan: 2, and Bacon 7, The 6th wicket igi for 1S, the 7th tor 148, the Sth for 174, vib for 477, and the last wicket tor 188. Alter # briet permd tor relaxation and refreshment, the play recommenced with. Uaiy and Hayward at the Dat. tothe bowlig of Cur wd Grundy. The iatter made « fine cut off Caifyn for 3, following it up with ano: ther the sane cover Puy was finely caught by Grundy at stip off Catyn for 0, and Julius upied Iss place. ‘Together they gave great to the bowiers, both playieg in maguillcent myie, and especmiiy Hayward. The ‘bowling of Gatlyi end Grundy was first rate, being dead on the spot,”’ and Dotto be titled with, Cackur.wax at last caught by Car- penter ut point off Cailyn, after making 14, by three 3’s,a Zand sivgies—2 wickets, 29 runs. Hardivge succeeded, Dut before be could open his aceount with the Bcorers he wasucaught by Carpenter off Catlys. Diver now faced Hayward, who bad gow maintained his wicket over an + our, but at last was beautifully canght by Carpeutcr otf ~ Cally, with one hand at point. It was a Smart eut, hav- ing been shat ® ecore of 18 comprised three + 3'3, three 2's aud singles. He was well applauded on re «tering. Swettenham jomed Diver, who placed 6 on the score aleady. The former made three singles, and was taught by Carpenter off Cailyn. George Parr now Was seen, -evdmg bis Way to ther wicket, bat was almost directly a@augtit tinwly by Lockyer, the wicket keeper, without scur- @g—6. vackets, 40 rons. The time the mumps hoid pow arnved, and the game stands postponed abl! town prrow. Monterar, Oct. 1, 1859, withe..fatchves. Terminated—Victory of the United Kleven Ployers Over the All England Party—Remarks on the = Gamre—L departure of the English Crickters from Montreal for New Vork—Their Arrival Here. iThe games between the United -All England players and ae Al) Sng land cricketers, with five Cauadian gentiemen mc enct: si le, Was rosumed this morning about eleven wiclock, The weather was fine and clear and the ground Wexcellont condition. In will be remembered that the Vaitudtad + cored in their first innings the preceding day Bé;qubile ax’ wickets of their opponents had fallen for 40 1 ets When th etime for drawing the stumps arrived, Diver b tings) in. On recommencing this morning Diver was jo ed. hy J. UL Smith, opposed to the bowling of Wisden an tc Cuffys. (The first bail of Wisden’s gave Diver a ge, Oe blow yin tt the fourth he drove forward for a capital 3 yale over Was & maiden one, and in the next Soo Smith scored 3 from a fine square ti ho Went to the boundary fence. Soon eS wards,Dver, whe had played in really fine, steady Se. jaaR.cought by Carpenter at polut, after he had tye "1d vobis credit on the score sheet, 9 “of them ob- seen ‘egbis morning. This number comprised auree 3's, a wou 4.Singms. Fourdrinier, a young but very exceltent Canac ep layer, now faced Sinith, aud some beautitul Teri «war displayed by the former. So rapidly did Gays Se Werther, especially off Wisden’s bowling, that Cacen: Fy WHE. his slow Dowling, went ou at Calfyn's tnd th — &ehabge wus a fortunate one, as Carpenter speed- fy gota Wall pact Fourdrinier, which, by Lockyer's agsist- y Bote Yedt off the bail, after he had Beored, by reaily aes fe ‘Bt play, 19 runs. -His score comprised three flue | Songs Ze ch, a drive for the same number, two heed acksou tok his place, but saan lost his Lata as well bowled by a trimmer-from eden? + W@pBengon (the last man) and Jackson now etree i “rty.19 prevent the game being lost in ane Fee but aledyas the latter was given out “leg before in wicke iG & pas! from Carpenter, after he had scored 9. og hides OnE Humber, and uot out, was 6, being twe Stephens nd single the nent biig t intel tion of whieh St previous innings, posed to the bow wad only Boured “ breakers dem young Cambridge mous score of 2a cricketers of the Uni phenson; but their pa Certain catch, Carpen 6 , Tho wtal innings was 9, and the law w.to Solow their iunings, being $0 ess than 3. Jye years sin ‘@ie side to foliow their own innings. Tel of rest now took place, at the expira- opbensen, who had been “not out’? the ‘@n2-P-ver, took the willow in banda, 9p- ling,.of Wieden and Carpenter. iver apewien one of Wislen’s peculiar Yuahed his umbers. Hayward, the Player, who last year made the enor Wauine. of the fhest bowling of the ‘versity of that city, next joined tto- rhaecrnily, was of brief daration; that ter, securing Lim at poiut before he of 160 to Voor ing--$i0. wickets and two runs. portunity of : pes erate i Wiguedistely, aS the first ball from Widen proved too mucl V9F bun, iid he retired without ad two runs. Fourdrinier facod ahree a. scoring—three wicket. iaediately fell a victim to Stephenson, and the tatte: that most dangerous of fle. at point. Parr next follow made an on-drive for three and a single, that bowler ball bowled by Carpenter—5 Caesar and Pair now began to and when the luncheon bell re wcore to 27. After the re tronemic performances had ex again resumed their piaces, Call from Carpenter. Parr began superb leg hitting, but was at last Suifyn at long leg by Webber Sinit four embraced one four, five, thr. Hardivge took his place opposite Oe Guived a ball from Caflyn which wicket, alter scoring deven by twok . dW. Stuith wae bowled by tenham by Wisden for the wame numb, most listly rum out by Hardinge | rived a single ball. The ep.tire 8COre | ently 44, this leaving the ay ge und 6$ rum, . The Cava copa em in Doth innings, 20Ut of a to » while n players ou \the wine Ws eile only 23 in I rate! vectatorst# euch finer 1 match afforded the sp able p lasing of the \ders, Carpenter, being caught ed,and.paer Fourdrinier bad to the bapndary off Wisdea, oormbt hipe fluely at elip off a Wickets aut 7 raus. Julius aluow.cote splendid hitting, ug.they ha incroased the puriod for gas. 8 ofe two batamn Ya again taking the bail again ps usual with his beautifully canght off His, suore of tw wear, Dut the latter re. be turned om tp his ‘erees, twotwos and Cally for 0, Swot ‘,atidacksen was Gufore he bed re opportunity of estimating the admi Pity English cloven, both in the field a\ad at fhe wicket, Win the first ‘match, On that ocd asion She siyors had not fairly recovered fronwthe etfeo. 'S 0! A nd mak MB 2B wousual age, for a8 800 as they ¢ tdy. Bab on exertion they became quite uizzy and uns\ “ the econd occasion, hen thee effect han) €OrR Off, and they began “to feel like themselves,” th, cl display of ericket was a rich treat to witness. The fine “back play of Carpenter, the steaty yet beautiful style ob Wisden's, John Lillywhite’s batung, the grand log-hatin, % oF ey and magnificent “cute” and “drives” of Caiiyn, ware and Lockyer, elicited repeated acclamations of ad. Biration and dehgbt from the witnesses of the guinea, daa "k8ou's bowling also was quite different to what it was th'e first day or two; his pace was tremendously fast, ) esidas Deing alwaye on the wicket. But the admiration of tt, ¢ admirers and conpojeseurs of the yame was t in XX AL the wicket keeping of the renowned Lockyer. His iy vements were #0 rapid as to be scarcely followed hy te #¥e, and the inquiry “How is that, Unni fo), owed by. the decisive “Ouv” from that functionary, , rally conveyed the first intelligence to the aston, *4: ed bateman that be had been fairly “stumped, before he could recover bis proper ground in time. Alto fine opportunity afforded them of wita gether, th this week ought io their play at Hoboken senha nineteen ee by Parrat pomthe had scored no | ¥ 4 ui scored NO || ureciaticn.. The general confidence in’ the ‘recovery and it required @ minority | aon WE, a two wad singles, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 3, 1859. not only by the Fovers of the mble game of ercket bit by the numerous devotees of bage ballin New York, the Jater will be able to see the perivetion to whivh the solence of “Rekting’? is aareied by those pratossional | cricketers, aud may de able to derive some useful lessous Qreir owe pecutiar game, “ie ‘outy Nrawback 4 tho enjoyment of those two analobos ia Canada was the mitcrable weather cacoaut ered and which has caused Such # delay ia the playiag cof (hemmatcles in New York as well as Philadelphia. ‘The layors ett this city om Saturday moraicg, acnmpanie t by tay Tacon, » gootloman of Muatreal, theit seorer The toik wing i8 the soore of the game, togetbor with np analysis of the bowlin; ring fits Wisden &, Sare’b, Stephen- son . 43 Curpenter b. Hay wa € Visher net oat Webber Smith b. Jackson @ Lacky wb. May- Morgan b, Stashensoa, ward ‘ $8 Boon b. Murr ‘ . Jolin Lillywhite Byes 9, lag bees S.wide 4.16 gon, i ME Ae cvicas\ Kagaduminanny sees et iataan +188 ALL ENGLAND. First Innings. Second Tunings. ly c. Grundy b. Caitlyn. 0 (b. Wisden secrenee O ¢. Carpenter b, Gt vn Bare 14 'D. Outyn.... ak Haj ward c. Carpenter &. Grend: 18 c, Carpenter b. Wisden.. 0 Rardings ¢. Carpenter b, CABYD, excess cas OL OWL... AANA Diver c. Carpenter b. Wis- de 14d, Wisden ..... Sheen eheanil Sweetchhum ¢. Carpenter ¥. Caflyr atin ) Parr c. Tackyer D. Caifya. 0 pith b. Wisven 6 1 Fourdrinier at Lockyer b. Carpenter... ... 19 @, Wisden b. Carpenter, 4 Jacksom |. b. w. b. Care pente 9 run out. 0 Stephen: 6c. Carpe Rae Lex bye 1 Leg byee Ai Total mon Total... The foilowing is an apalysis of the bowiing:s— UNITED. Balls. Runs. M'n Overs. Wks, Wis. aI a 3 2 — pa 48 ai 2 128 b2 B) 2 1 a) $2 9 2 1 ALL ENGLAND. First Innings Grondy 76 16 10 1 a Caftyn.... 100 cy M4 5 = Wisden... . 60 29 3 2 = Carpenter. 2 36 n 4 2 a ‘Second Innings. Carper 40 19 3 1 = Wiscen ay 13 2 5 = Caftyn 33 cy 4 4 = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suspay, Vet. 2, 1859. ‘The business of the past week with the interior was gen- erally good, though the dry goods men continue to com plain, The Western merchants, so far as we can learn, ‘are displaying very considerable caution in their op>ra- tione—buying one-half what they used to do, ant showing a dispasition to proceed deliberately aud on sound princi- ples in the re-establishment of Western credit. Some of the dry goods auctions have been fil attended, and many of the goods withdrawn. The chief glut appears to be in French and German goods, and especially in fancy de- | scriptions; the lose on these will probably be general and heavy. Hritish goods and staple articles are less abn. dant, and have suffered thus far littl nothing from de future prosperity of the country is such that if the impor tations feli off for a week or a fortnight the tone of the market would improve; but, in fact, the excess of im- portations over 1858 and 1857 becomes larger every week, Under these circumstances the event could not beuifferent, from what we see. It is a great thing for country dealers, whocan at present purchase goods in New York in many instances considerably below cost. ‘The foreign produce market has been generally active at full prices. Teas have advanced about two cewts a pound on the strength of the reopening of the Chinese war, Im. porters expected a more considerable advance, not only in consequence of the war, but also because the stock is unui light; but grocers are buying very sparingly, and seem willing to truetto the future. The advance in the sugar market is maintained; since the Ist ef Septem. ber sugars have risen %c., and the stock here has boen reduced 20,000 hogeheads. Returning prosperity Ibas evi. dently stimulated increased consumption; 80 far as con- sumers are concerned, it would seem that the late export of sngars to Great Britain was inexpedient. Colfve is firm. Hites continue dull; cargoes now expected to arrive will net their owners a considerable loss. The cotton crop continues to come in freely, and the exports are large. The French have been very large buyers in the Southern parts; orders from British spinnere have likewise come over by the late fteamers. The market, however, han boon aud i oti! « dechning one. At this eeason of the year present prices seem high; but the cotton dealers say that, ehould peace ve preserved in Europe, even a crop of 4,009,000 bales will not satisfy the demand. The receipts at the ports last week were 64,000 bales, against 48,000 bales same week last year, and 14,000 bales aime week of 1857, making the { total receipt since Ist September 100,000 bales, against 82,000 bales to kame date of 1858, and 21,000 bales to came date ef 1657. Gur leading bankers are free buyers of cotton bills in the Southern porta. The week closes with a better tone im the breadstuffs market. While, on the ove band, advices from several! of the Southern States and from the principal wheat growing countrice of Europe intimate that the actual yield will pro | babiy fall short of the August estimate, on the other, the farmers of the West are wisely sending forward their grain as fast as it is in condition to be moved, and Chicago is once more « keene Of great business activity. The re- ceipts of wheat af thet point during the month of Septem. ber were in round vombers 2,188,100 bushels, against 1,241,°50 bushels during the month of September last year; the receipts of four this year were 115,060 barrels, againet 62,700 barrels same mouth last year; go that, al- together, turning the flour into wheat, Chicago has re- ceived 2,763,550 bushels this September, against 1,454,559 last—the excess this year being thus equal to 1,208,800 bushels of wheat. It may also be noticed that, whereas, | last fall a considerable portion of the grain forwarded to market was so poor as tw be almost ungaleable, this year the universal report from the West is that it is excellent in quality. The private advices from England per Asia state that the crop, beth in that country and throughout Earops (with the exception of Prussia), is not threshing vatas was expected, u) {the actual yield of wheat wid be very much below an average in Great Britain, France and Russia. Under the circumstances, consilering the re «ported epread of the potato disease, some Britiah houses write as though they looked for a fair export from this | Bide. At present, prices do not permit of grain being ex ported to England at ¢ profit. A smallpurchase was mado owé'riday far English gecount, and itis understood that som thousands of bushels have been bought for England at Baltimore; but a comparison of the quotations shows tLat @j her our priove must fall or the English prices rise betore wheat or flour can be shipped profitably. ‘There are indications of an advance in Great Britain, but, ae usual, ‘t is being amticipeted in the West, and the ob. sect may whus be defeated. ‘ihe foreign trade of the port for the week has again been very large. We alluded im yesterday's paper to the besvy import. of dry goods; the: of general merchaudise, as.will be seea below, ix equally large. The chief items | are sugar, tea, hides, irom an¢ other metals, glass, plate liquors, &c. Fer many of thege articles the consumptive | demané is undwubtedly greeter thom it was in 1857. The | following are the-fastom Howse tablee:— Impomra. Por the week. 1857. 1858. 1859. | Dry poode . $1,630,362 2,805,177 1,097,986 | Geveralmereiandise. 3,206,814 2,008,508 1,408,088 | Total for the week, . 64,896,676 3,303,080 3,696,064 | Previoutly reported... 18?/848,107 120,144,598 181,203,198 Since January 1.. .$194683,753 113,45048% 184,889,552 kayvorts Exewcerve oF SrKCTE. 1887 1858. 1859, For the week, $1,627,450 1,09. 007 569 Previously reported... 48,3573 44,466,486 47,254,228 | $44,984,333 45 506,212 48)161,797 EXPOKIS OF SpRo,. Since January 1. Ship Raven, Hong Kong, Mexican dotiwes...... 090 Brig C. Henriques, Gucad Bolivar, Amey"ican gold. 8/000 #teamer Persia, Liverpool, American gola’ comm... .264400 hey . American gold Mare,...144,000 “ « Fngtiah silver... - 1jaig “ Lo American coin: adcl burs 61,690 ow York, Bremen, American gold coin » fU0,000 6 “ "gold bars +7500 Borussia, London, Mexican dojjare. 169,000 “ “¢ Caitfornia gold bars, 102,000 “ “te American gold coin 59,328 “ Havre, American gold coin. 67 IO “ 4’ California gold bars. 15 450°169 “% — Southampton, American gold coin... 1,090 “ ‘Hamburg, American gold coin 200 “ « ”” German siiv 2,900 Bark Brothers, Cienfuegos, silv: 200 Schooner Chara, Jacmel, specie “ 8,000 Total. . $1,414,590 Previously reporte ++ 65,265,127 Since Janoary 1, + $56,677,717 +14 | dhe period when cotton shipmonts will tai the place of | 24 | 000 Is not excessive for banks which holt an average bal | depended on the life of one man. jou Taylor arrived on Une 2ith with $242,488 in specie from Caliiornia, which will thus count Uvary day in the ave- rages, the shipment of Saturday, 21th, which was $2,- CES,570, remains to be deducted from the last average, fand Ws this must be added-the sum of $472,612 shipped in the Pereia on tho 2eth, ‘The Sub Treasury receipts (rom duties have been heavy; the balance yesteriay stood ut $5,250,467, agwinet $5,190,626 at the cinwe of last week. | Who acted ua | The interior exchanges for tp most part rule in favor of we the city, Dut it appears that the amounts of gold coming | forward are very inconsiderable, Altogetuor, it svems | probable thatthe avorage, which was $10,660,435 Inset Monday, may not exceed $11,500,000 to miurrow. By the time another average i8 made up, auothor California re- mittance wil be due. We are now rapitly approaching goid. It is generally believed and hoped thet the banks will show a reduction in loans tomorrow. The tate expan sion was entirely unwarranted, and led:to the auticipa tion of payments by importers, aud consequentiy te export of specie, which, however hartiess intrinsica'ly, aiways creates en uneasy eeling among Ore timid portion of the community, During the past week the indications favor the betief that the banks have shown less willing hess to discount long paper, aud bave lightened their gen. eral load, Itis no doubt true, as taany bank managers urge, that taking into consideration the lage crops and tho prospect of general prosperity, an expansion of $118,040, hon reserve of $20,000,000, Bat the banks must remetn. ber, in the first plice, that Moy wiil shorty be called apoo to feed the South with gold in order to move the cotton crop—t0 day bilson New York are aiveady currentat Now Orleans at 144 per cent dixcount—and, secondly, tat well administered banks will always consider the pubic em per as carefully as theoretical principles of Gnance. The public at the present time have not so entirely recovered frem the alarm of 1867 that ita sufe for the Danks to pre- sume on general confidence, anu uch as they might after a period of long and pspority’. The week bas witnessed anoth: yt to raise the price of money, The heavy shipment ot Suturday, 2ith, Alarmed many capitaiists, and rendered long paper hard of sale. Several prominent tenders siccoeder tm raising the rates of demand Jouus, and for a day or two it seemed poreible that money would rule higher than it hal cone; Dut a few days trial proved the failure of the alieapt, With money abundant in England at 4g a2 per cent per annum, it was paturally difMeult to estabish an aivance over six here; the opty consequer ot the move was that the shipment of yesterdiy, 4 of bang 2,000,000, us wus expected whea the Persia sarod, only proved $986,000, The rates yesterday were tor call loans on undoubted security & per evut; snort firet class paper, © a 03g per cont; long papor, 4a 6 months, first class, cndorset, 7 a 8 p ut; secoud chiss paper, 8 @ 20 a 12, according to quatity , ‘The busiacss of the country bas uot thus far become active enough tw consume the capital seeking temporary employment in ‘Wall street. Foreign exchange opened at the commencement of the week with considerable strength at Ilotg an Tledg for ster! ng bills. and 6.10 a $.t23¢ tor fn Bitafter the Persia saiied the demand feii olf. wu bankers The had sold freely for the steamers of thy 26th, aud did not for find the market as active as wt had been. For yesterday's steamers the rates were LIGA a Y for 30 day bi: s, and 1103, a $5 for wight bilis on London; for francs 6.1245 0 to check sales, which were coufined ip about 44! bales, on the basis of the followiig quotations:— NRW TORK CLASSIFICATION, Upland. Florida, Mobile, N.U.@ Tew oN oy ay ey Bc ee ee Sea nx Middling tir eke Wy wy vw Fair songae LUM 12% ry 1s Freiiiix—To Liverpool 2 boxes of tobacco were an: 60 bates of gotten at Aad. Some tour was 104g, to 2s. asked, and 4,000 bashels waeat: yesterday on private erm Rayer, and oftering at 1 take don aud Glasgow were firm, but with fow engagements. Tho ship Jloua, at Roaten, waa taken to lot for Mol- Dourne at private formar. Fikk CKackHie.—The market was firm, with free sales of No, Fat 1 76. ? Fre —Pry cod continued firm, and within a day or tw seme 7,000 quintats have boen sold, including Bank at $1 and Mt. Georges at $405. Tho receipts of mack- rel were lightane stock reduce, while prices wore firm, with moderate sales of No. Lat $16 60 and No. 2at $id 25, and No, $ at $925. Vickiod hocring wore firm, with gules With avay or LWOo! 1,400 Dbls. at $8 12 n $3 26, and 6,60 a 8.600 boxes of new geated it $e, a 338¢,, aud No, 1 new aud 3c. for old. —The reportaot injury to the crop from early frost Ins Las induced greater firmness vn the part wf bokders, while the receipts continued light; some 40 a w have changed hans in a day or two at 1c. a Vic; a (ew lots of 1858 were reported at 4c. a 9c. Tex 2 of about 75 a 86 tons Scotch pig were re ported at $22 a $23.60, Lxatixs. —ihe receipts, though light, were fully equat to the demand, while quetatuns were without change of mportance. ‘The beot and shoo trade was heavy aud active, Well selected and desirable goods sell at a faw profit, while inferior qualities were uegicetel, The steck bas accumulated, and from present appearances: cobpiderable Supplies must be carried aver, Manuticta- rere are purchafing with caction. Oak was sustained at hemioek, especially common, wis quote as feliows:—Ouk slaigiwr aud tight, 240. a 3te., middle, ste. + Reavy, t Sonthern, Be. a Be. heavy, for banding, aii weights, d4c. a YAc.; Spanish, duc. a d4e.; crovped, 88C a Uimleck, Buenos Ayres, &c., light, 2c, a 2te., nde. a vbe., heavy, 223¢c. a 28e.; Orinoce, Ke. Ac. 20.5 middie, Zc, a 28e.; heavy, A. damaged all weights, 183gc. slanghter, in rough, 27 2 oor b FIX Monuhs erecit, MOTASSES.—There Was an active movement in this arti- tie, and the rales footed up about 2,000 hdds, Cuba Invece va to, neicing 20 clayed at 2le, and the remainder within the ras ge of 220, a Se. a 27e., and 250 bbis, New Orie S0c. a dlc. NavaL Sica —The sales embraced about 6008 700 bbls. spits turpentive ia merchantable wid shipping order at dic. a 4,46. and 189 bbig, No, 1 rosin at $2 25. Te Were Bteaay for thieed, with gales of a few. t sane gal ene at Bre, a Te. ; crude sperm was fin, with n aerate gates at $140, Crnde whale was alse thm, aad for hotter gales betd at Ste, hye ol was in fair stemand, wih sale of a fw hundred packages at $3 50 a $3 55 for quarts and at $405 a 4 LO for pints, Trovirross —PorkK—Mess was steaty and prices sus. 4, whie prine was aewy ; the sales embraced « Dbix., meluei:.g mess wt $15 80a 1 874; atthe close Delders generaly aemanced the later there thoy mess at $14 76 a $14 6749, clear at $17 69 wnt 1 $1 Seu $10 Clg. Beef was heavier and easier, gcountry prime, at Bat Se, and repacked Chicago at $3; nomina: at $16 a $17 for new. @nt mente Lard wae bteady, with sales of abo. Tike. Butter and cheese were un- wore Unchanged, 16 bbs, wt De. changed vber | was 4s followa:—tarolina, '858, 1,495 1823 cake; East Inia, 1859, 263 bags, Stk —A Sule of 50 mats cassia was Made at Iie. a the. SvGars.—The sales embraced about 600 hhds. Cuba miuscovade, chiefly grocery goods, at 6c. a 644c. a 6K. ; Bt ao, at Be. Witsxey.—Sales of 400 bbis. were made at 20¢. Sale of Keal Estate. ty A ran HL. Mave lot €. 8. 85h st., # feet east of 31 29x74 . Stay 6.10% tor 60 day biils, and 5.10 a 1 for sight. ‘0 ease with which money has ruied th the yoar has led to much earlier payments thaw i by import. ers, and will uecount for the periotical slackeuing ia the demand for exchange. The receipts for duties at the Snb-Treasury have been pretty heavy during the week, in consequence of con- 1 tinued large importations. ‘There is as yet no sign of any falling off, The interior exchanges do not vary much. At St. Lous and Cincinnati they are becoming less favorable to the city; at Chicago the rate is still 2 per cent, but the bankers are contracting abead to deliver exchange as tow as 1 per vent at the close of the mouth. At New Orleans New York exchange is falling. The following has been the course of the on the Stock Exchange since ast week :— Oct 1 Migsouri 6" 83% New Yerk Central 813g 4445 5 - 4335 Southern guaranteed...... By | Mlinois Centrat, 68g Galena, 4G Rock Island, 86% iff 35 Pacific Mail... 70% ‘The statement published a week ago of the position of partics on the Stock Exchange explains the variations | which have taken place rince Inst week. Nearly all the | jobbers or speculators within the Stock Exchange are bears; the bulls, who constitute a small minority, baye | for the most part sold-out their interest and are standing | aloof waiting for a fall which shall ensble them to buy in again with a fair prospect of a large rise. There is still very little commission business. The public have been buyers of raiiway stocks, since Angust1,to a much | greater extent than is generally supposed; euill, the buy- ing has not by any meaws been as ln’ge or as general as it used to be before the crisis; nor is it reasonable to ex- pect that it will beso until the bulk of the railroad com- panies have proved practically, ‘by paying honest dividends, their intrinsic worth. Railroad traffic conti- hues to improve in the manner and direction indicated in this column a week ago. All the roads terminating in or near this city are doing considerabiy better than last year. In Obio and Michigan the increase over last year is not general, and the impression appears to be that as a gene- ral rule the aggregate of the September business on those roads will be about what it was last year. In Ilinois the increase in the traffic shown during the first weeks of September bas continued; the Galena, the Rock Island, the Minot Central, and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy have done a very handsome business throughout the month, Pacific Mail has been pretty active since last Monday, and has fluctuated between 78 and 82. We learn that the new Atlantic and Pacific Steamehip Company will organize to-morrow, and will run Mr. Vanderbilt's boats in oppo- sition to the Pacific Mail and Nerth Adantic companies, as heretofore. We presume that the only reason why the chmpany was organized was to give the line a perma- nency which jt would not have had so long as its existence The United States Mail ‘Bteamship Company expired yesterday, and its boats will be sold within a few days. On Wednesday next, the Paitic, of the North Atlantic Company, and the Northern Laight, of the new Atlantic and Pacific Company, will both sail for Aspinwall, the rates of fare being as low as they ‘have been for the past few months. Considernble curiosity is felt as to which boat wil carry the:maile in the place of Johnson; it seems to be generally ‘understood that the Commodore will obtain it, thougk the proprietors of the Pacitic Mail assert that they have se- cured italready, One thing is certain: it will be carried by ‘Panama, and not ‘by Nicaragua. We published in Saturday's paper the assurance of a friesd of the Pacifle Mail. Company that that concern had never, sinee the op- pesition commenced, lost a dollar by their Doats, but had made money every trip. This is the more surprising, and ympany are ‘entiled to the inore cougratatation, us weare assured on the best authority that Commodore Vanderbilt, who passes generally for ai expert steamboat manager, is losing «money by every trip, though bis way Dill is rather heavier thap that of the Mail Company. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, SaTuRpay, Uct. 1=6 P.M. Asirs.—Sales of 50 bbis. pots were made at $5 50. Sak ring ALMANAC YOR NEW YORK—THIB DAY. INPHPLIRRANOA BUN RIBRS..... + 568] MOON SETS. evo 10 36 BUN BETS. 641 | wow waren ....llinora 1 04 Port of New York, October 2, 1859. ARRIVED fteamehip Potomac, Watson, Savanmab, with mdse. to HB Cromwell A Co. Sept 30, 16.15 PM, 20 miles North of Cane Ratteren, sigoalived steamship Hunteville, hence for Savannain, Ieinet 1AM, of Cape Henry. signalized steamship seate of Ceorgta. bound §; sume day. lat; 32, lon 7125, passed briga Cran Hird of New Vorb, and Neavitas. of New Haven, both found N. The P has experienced heavy NE winds. Seemehip Komnoke, Couch, Richmond, &e, with mise and assengers. to Ludiam & Heineken. 634 AM, off Fenwick's Foined. signalized sieumghip Jamestown, benes for Norfolk Ship James Nesmith, Mills, Liverpool, 48 days, with cual. to order, Aux 81, lost overboard Isasc Teigle, w colored seaman, of Phiiadetphix Fark Henry Buck (of Searaport), Griffen, Cardiff, 40 days, with railroad iron. to Waish, Carver & Chase. Sept 27, Int 4050, Jon 65 £0, spoke Fr brig (dessa. from Turks Islands for Yar: month NE-20th at iO, lon 67, saw a Cull rigged brig. of New ‘York. hound F, had « sbert oame beginning will the letter S Rark Rival (Br), Ha.omond, Ardrossan, 48 days, with iron, Reling, Bremen, to Themas James Bark Herzopan Von Brabant (Brem), 42 vith mdse and 272 passengers to Stanton & Ruger nope 17, lon 48.19, spoke brig John Jones hence for Bi "2th lat 39, lon 68, exchanged’ signals with a ship abowing « red'aud white aignal with letters bound B; let inst, off Montauk, passed @ nun buoy, having Jotehs, Me Janeiro, AUR TY, BThempson. Been 7 days N of Hatteras. Krig Enterprise (Br), Wixeman, Windsor, N83, 18 days, with luster. to monet ” ary Morton (Br), 8mith, Windsor, NS, 15 days, with Trig Mary Me George, 10 days, with lumber. Bebr Gry St Andrews, {I days, with laths, to Jed Fry Sebr Walter Raleigh, Poblipe, Savannah, 9 days, with cotton, ton, to) © Murray. Has bad light northerly the enure > Felter, Arnold, Savannah, 9 days, with cotton, to Scranton 4 Taliman. &chr May, Hobart, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, to D C Murray NC, 9 days. chr Fema Blizabeth, Reveridge, Conwayboro, Schr Mary Ann, Cummings, Jovesport, 14 day Schr Tangle, Bremball, Vinalbaven, 16 dave. Kehr Northern Light, Means. Vinalhaven, 16 days. Fehr William Gray, Buell, Portland, 2 days. Echr Maria Louisa, Bpaucer, Port Eweu for Providence. Bteamer Velaware, Copes, Philadeiphts Steamer Wamawita trey, New Redford, Steamer Westchester. Jones, Providence. BELOW, Bark Fiiwan (of Charleston), Swan, from Newcastle. Bork Hanneb thornton, Tarr, from Matanzas Rriy Belle Flower (of Pittston ate Bilun), from Car- ‘ai Ang 13, Durieg e gale on 13th~ept, while acudding, in lat 45 36, lon 47 23, was boarded by a sea, which washed overboard the ehptuin andene semmn, who-were not seen afterwards. Brig HC Krooks, Sherrill, from Gouatves. brig Sitka, of Machias SAILED. Ships Wm Rathbone, Savannah; Tornado, Rapid, Vera Crag; brig Sea Foam, Rio tlache. ‘Wind at sunset W. Liverpool; bark Telegraph Marine Report. HIGHLAND&, Oct 2 sunset—One bark anchored outside the bar, beund in, ‘Wind W, light, weather clear ,SANDY HOOK, Oct 2, sunset—Wind W, light; weather clear. Miscellanecoua, SurrOcean Queen. Hale, from Hoston for Charleston, which ol aabore on Race Point, ubaeqnently got off, and luken to Provincetown, went to sea morning of Ist inst. Snip Tei0s, of Kennebunk (before reported at New Or- Jenns). was found to be on fire on the evening of the 2st ult. ‘Bhe tire broke out het ween decks In the fore part of the vessel, and sarexd so rapidly that it was imposmble.to check it. ‘The firemen were on the ground ae soon as the alarin was given, bu the river is eo low that they had some difficutty in ontaining vr One of the ballast porta on the port gide was open, which admitted the air between decks and fed the tames, and it Was soan perceived thet no effort could eavecheabip, Finally, after twe hour fruitless labor, the ahip was giveu sp, and she wns towed down to tbe Buttle Ground flats, and there left to burn—a total lose. The Helios eleared in July last with a fall cargo of cation for Liv rpool, and reeaened {n distress. | Her cargo Was taken out. ond she was put in dock and thoroughly caulked and repaired, and was taking in her old cargo, the dammged pat baving beer sold. She already dad on board 2000 bales cotton and 6 hogsheade tobacco. This would repre- about $90,000. The ship herae f was valned at abont making the loss by the fire $150,000 The cargo was covered by insurance in Europe. On the morning of the 2th nothing could be seen of the iil fated Hellog: whe burned to the water's edge and gunk. the only ventiges to be seen of her cing the charred remnants of spars aud rigging floating near the Battle Ground flats, i = si BARR ADJUSTER (before partially reported), Rickmert New York for Havana, with cargo of eoul, got ash Jt uit, on the Mozelle Rank, and was tukeo off the aune even ing by wrecking vessels and brought to Nasaiu Four thou- gand dollars have been pul he talsors for thelr aervices, and to Alexander Joseph, master of the schr Fanny, as wreck- master, (Ihe A bas since arrived at Havaia) BRIG CHIMBORAZO. Small. from Hoxton for Jacksonville, be- fore reported in contact with aleamship Moves Taylor, put into Charleston. 2th uit for repairs, hwving bulwarks And bows stove. carried nway bowsprit, head of foremast, jibboom and all ntiached, and did other damage, Scun E1iza (of Dennis, Mass), Crowell, from Baltimore for Galveston, with an eesorted cargo, wax wrecked at Little Stir- 'y Talans op the night of Wednesday, the 7ih argo saved ina damaged state. The captain arrived at ron the Itth ult. The salvage awarded was £134 per ‘on the appraised value of the cargo saved, and £2) to Chas Cameron, wreckmaster. from mm the Pearls were held at $5 66. while no sales of momunt were reported. Iingaosrerys.—llour—The market was again heavy, and closed ata decline of from 2c. a 5c. per bbl The fales embraced abuut 6,000.0 6,000 bbis., closing within the following range of price Sound old end new supertine State. $400 a $4 65 Extra State from old Hew wheat. «4 a4 Old and new superfine Western :470 a 475 ‘Old aud new common t chive Western «x. 4 80 a 6 75 Extra Genesee 540 0 7B Mixed to straight Southern 630 a 6 65 Straight to good extra d - 5W a 70 Choice extra tammy and -700 a 8 50 Rye flour... i va - 375 a 459 Corn meal, Jersey and Branéy wine. 39 a 425 — Canadian was heavy and easier, with silos of about 230 bbis. at $5 36 a $6 be: mithern flour wae also easier, but less affected in prices ; the gales embraced about 500 a 600 bbig., closing within the range of the above prices. Rye dour was in fair request at our quotations. Corn meal continued to be firmly beid, within the range of our figures. Wheat was heavy aud irregular for all wradcs below prime qualities, while sa!es were covfined to aiout 13,000 bushels, ineluding white Kentucky at $1 45, roa North Carolina at $1 26, white Michigan at $1 28.0 $1 3%, and choice lowa spring at $1.06. Corn was heavy, while gales (incluaing gal of Inst evening) amounted 10 about 19,000 bushels, ineluding Western taixed at 9c. and 1,00) bushels round yellow gold to-day at 920. Rye was firm, with sales of about 1,100 bushels at 811z0, Oats were steady at 43c. a 44c. for prime Western and Canadian. Corrxx.—The market continued firm, with a good de- mand from the trade, The sales embraced ha n © cargo of the Panay Se atl isc., and 4,500 bags Santos from another vesacl on private terme, and smal! gales of The sy ecie movement of the week has been against the p, “Uk avemge to be shown to-morrow, Though the Moseg prime Rio were Teperted at 12 Rico were pole at <4) Corrox.—The fore |! ©, and 100 bage Porto n news by the Hungarjan tonded fcnn MaxGaner A Jonxson—Her Majesty's lighthouse yach 2.3 Finiaywn, Capt Stewart, urrived at thie port on Sunday morning ‘nat, having on board Capt Ireland and crew of the schr Margaret A Johnson, of New York, which vessel struck «m.a gunken rock on the Salt Cay Bank,’ on the 26th ult, and soon after hilged. (Lefore reported ween ashore.) A portion Of the eurgo has been bronght 10 this port in a damaged state hy the J.) Fin’ayeon, ‘The remamning part will be waved by the wreckers, ‘The vessel in a total loss. We are requested bi Cupt Ireland to state that himself and crew were on the wreel about fifteen hours, and but tor the arrival of the J J Finlay- son, aud the timely assistance and kindness of her commander, Captain WA Stewart who, on seeing bin signal of distress immediately came to his relief, he believes they wonld have remained in this dangerous position for many days.—Nassau paper, Sept 7. A sehooner of about $00 tons burthen is now building tn the pard of Wan 4 Webb Baa, foot of Sixth street, Bust River, She ‘of fine model and is being constructed in the best manner. She will Le for sale when finished, Whaicmen. Arr at Beaton Ist inst, schrs Alleghania, Cook, North Atlantic Ocean, of and vin Provincetown, with 106 bbls blkfish off; Mon- tezumna. Chipman, do do, with 18 bbla sp oll; Richard, Dyer, do do, with 125 bbis biktish ofl. Spoken—Aug 11, iat 16 43, lon 29 36, Cochin China (60 report- ed), of Provincetown, cle Spoken, dc. Br brig Charlotte, from Rum Key for Boston, short of pro- Visions, and was sripplied, bent Zi, lat 8844, lon 71 45. Sehr Star, from Philadelphia foe’ Laguayra, Sept 21, lat 30 $2, Jon 70 87. Foreign Port. Axsirn, July 20—Passed, bark Telegraph, Giles, from Ba- for Pi —Adv, Canada, (4) Lang, for Boston : ro. 'Hanacom, for Boston with im) dixte despmch, City of Warbington, (x) Petre, for NYork 27th: Africa, (8) Shannen. for do tet ist; Chancelior, Borland, for do. pt 29th; Orient, 1, for do 26h; Carolus N On ind Underwriter, Roterts, for do 25th; Fi ituah, tor do 26th; Joseph Gilchrist. Uilebriat, £ 7 Mencom, for Philwieiphia 2th, Kelse: follow the T Erie, Preble, Will aa Jobn N Cuehing, Pluinmer, for Baltimore soo for City Voigt soon; B ft Tucker, ‘Tucker, for . Charleston, 40; Line Harwood, for do do; Windsor Forres: ‘Curtis, for Mobile 24th; Monareh of the Sena Rurgesd for New Onientin Zt; Rally & ‘Hall, Rawyer. for do 24th, Lonvox, Bept In port 16the Kouanth, Halland, anit Golte City, Leary, for Boston: D . tor New York 2st American a Mat Cr Art 5 Prone far itio ganelro; any Frovnee,, for, Lomaer: ci acpeene Cubed at irre, in, for « nha, esd even vins Water’ Garoner, for Port Philip; Aelos, Melaughiin, for Syl, Ww "astx, NSW, July 12—Arr ship Bit Whituhy, Aluclair nt a aeetlag, Ang 2B-Arr achte Lady Johneon, New York Kept, brliish Queen, Johneon, Savannaby, 6th. A tinitle Bima, Jacksonville: achrs Robert George, Bawyer, timo e Tih, A Canale, Bweeting, NYork; 9h, Reform, Marahail, <oy West: lth. brig Mary Means, Tibbetts. Boston (and ald t6th for Juckwonville), schrs Hunan Orleans, Mathes, N¥ork (and cht "dior Watney iia): 20 Rover yd Ballina. Lo a. Stirrnp. NYork: 24th, Commerce, Cox, Sav M22, tehen havioue Minerva: Maxwell, NVork; 24th, ‘Time, Hilton, F in it, | Kalumore Tio Janrimo, Aug 19--S1d barks Lucy Eitzabelh, Boston, in OM'Titkory, St Thomas, do; brig P © Marwick, lu eno. about Sept 14-—In port brig Torrent, for Unived States, Idg, to nail abt Toth, fr MaxTins, Sept 1t—No Am vessel in Fy Jonna, NF, Sept 21—Arr steamship Jason, Nicholson, NYork (and eld for Galway). Cld 22d, Marcia, Quinn, Hoston, (Per Steamsir HUNGARIAN, at \Ucarc—PeLnGuaritic.| Arr from NYork Rept M Thuysion, at F th. 19th, Amazon: and Rive Packet, at eal: diet, Bsoort, nt Lert Arr from NOrlears sept (5, Fanny Waler at’ fienoa: tb, Jchannisbe: veal. Arr irom Arr irom Sasaunah Sept 21, Rewalind Sid for NVork © vane, 0, from the Pil; scott, ‘from Lal mn, from Deal, ld for NOrleans Sept 17, Segamore, and © A Morris Deal, Coenn Romp, from Liverpool; 1th, Yoriek, trom 1 Sid'tor savannah sept 17, Cousul, from taverpoo!; Auna F chmidt, from the Pill. Amertcen Purce. ALFXANDRIA, Sept 30—Arr briz Lizzie Blins, Pierson, Providerce. Bld ships Falmouth, White, Baltimore; Charien Ward, Gould, NOrieana; brig Serina sinsth, sinith, Boston; chre Aretic, Tucker, St John: Sarah {) Sparks, Murray, iar: bados: Joseph Holmes, Matthews NYork KOPION, Cet 1, A M—Below, ship Santingo, trom Bombay. ignal for two briga, Cd ste’ Wiiiaan Jeuklon Hite Taltmore ; Kensington, Bakes, PMladelp ta Tpht (Br), Blanchard, Alexandia 15 Fountain’ Kellar, Deme- ore: Radiant, Finn, Charleston; Edward Evereu, # Faltimore; brig lack Swan, Vodger, Georgetown, Grlando, 1 Gonaives; Camartive, Hunkeli, Sack Jon ban May, Cobb, Philadelphi ntain Avenue, Gree field; River Qheen. Reynolds, Kra, Chamberlain, and Jama Lawrence, Allen, N York. tid this morning, wind SW ta NW, barks Trinkiy, Palmetto, and St. Jago; brig Vermont, Pico, at iharieston Sept 20, Frneat Moritz. at Deal, 00) at Livery mT ‘Tangier. © Mill RAL TIMOR! 190—Arr bark Gruce (Rr), Slow, Liver nol; brig Queen Vietoria (iin), Munro, Barbadoes: achire & Ht dame, Hinckley, New Medford; Jobu Grifth Couklin, ar- bor Grace, NF: israel H Day, Chase, Providence Reiow, shine Star (Br) and John Hf Jarvis, rom L1veryool, aud a Hrigmwal hound mp. CH bark Bophis Bllasbeth (uteh), Vat hoef, Amsterdam; ketch Lanra, Crook, Weat Ladies; schirs ® UL Abbot, Smith N York; Fatrwind (new, 12 tous) Kohlason, Warhtgton.NC; Ametia, Griffens, Newark. Sid ship Missiax:po, Alleu, Roiterdam, Vries Foster, Chane, Boston, Heralsl, ciray Weat Indies, Bark Wm Henry, Young, reat President Berson, Champion, for Monrovia, WO A, i savado (Br), Thursten, tor Demerara, all berce, went wy sea seh. ‘Get 2—Arr ships John H Jarvis, and Star, Liverpool; Almira, tnd Ya Kou Des Fdward Kidder, Harksen, rirude. Elwood. NYork. FAIRIAVEN, Smith, do: Edwin Dost, Pe ons Grace Darling, Pryor, “kh, Jehu Post, do; Jeany TRBENPORT, sept 28—Arr kehra Volta, Case, Delawnre City, 29th, Black Diamond, Young, Host & HAMPTON ROADS, Sept dt—Arr #hip Robin Hood, Mat- thews, Callao for orders. HARTFORD. (ct l—Arr achrs Chas Cooper, Cooper, and Mary Elizabeth, Buckingham, Klizabethport. INDIANOT A. Sept 19—Aer briy Roduey Carr, Oliver, New York. Fld 19th, sehrs WR Petus, Blackney, and Mary t Frown, Pensacola, : NEW ORLEA , Sept 24, PM—Arr steamship Mexico, Tal bot, NYork. Below shi» Independence, Merritt, from N York. Cid ship Pacific, Gadd. NYork. ctl—arr (by tel) ship +‘ongress, Koston. NEWBURYPORT, Sept S0— \rr schrs Hato, Newman, and 8 P Layiey, Hayley. Philadel bin é NEW H*VEN, Oct l—tld schra T © Lymon, NYork; Lucy Rehirgon, do: Jos Magee. New Brunswick cl PASS CAVALLO, Sept 17—Arr brig Lavacea, Parker, New York for Indianola; schr Joba do. PHILADELPHIA, r Tand, and Boston, S@tlew, NYork, abi Haat, Chicago, Chase, Liverpool: bark 4's Brebert, Hewit Uns, brig Triumph (Br), Outhouse “Meotone, Nis; se (Br), O'Bryan, Halifax; Sarah Cullen, Gulien; © A He Stubta; JR Mather, Nickerson. and A Hammond, Paine, ton; Fliveteth, Shaw, Eastport; Carthagena, (rapo, H Rowe, Harris do, M J Cariton, Shiite: . wer, FC Smith, Smith: JB Johnson, Johnson, and 4 R Winsmore, Providence: OF Hawley, Rackeut, New hn Rogers: Eliott and W © Nelson.’ Endicott. New port; Sophia Ann, Smith, Roxbury: Chief, Champlin, Norwich. Cid‘ steumehip felaware, Copes. NY 4 Duntevy, Liverpool; Fount V tberp! Sharp, Salem; U Risley Ni 1 He@my Recker, Sag Harbor; John Rogers, Elliott, Chtef, Champlin, Norwich; New Jersey, Ann, Smith, Providence Sarah ¢ ke ukee Boy, Risley, Hartford: 1K Stoney : yeah Bawarda, Lyon, kM Browning, Risley, Pawtucket, Amelia, Rocrhill. Provitence: MJ Carl ton, fhailter. do; J 18 Johnson, fohnson. do; WH Rowe, Har. tin, a ith Smith, da; Wd Nel. son, ner. Huatl Hoaton; ther Bow. Crocker, Presbury, Taunton. Sid ship fusca vy, Liverpool. oise. for Charleston: Tuscarora, for Liverpool: barks lizabeth for Havana: Belle an Jedo, for Boston: brig kus, for Rarbados; sHfaretta, for Portland, St Ulair, for , te Leg tub and about 26 aehrs pasted to sea 2d, 4M, from Delaware Brenkwater. PORTLAND, Sept3g—Arr brig Factor, Reed. Windsor for Baltimore. schra Oceat’ Herald, Clifford, Hillsboro, N¥. for Richmond. Va; DR Proctor, Stuson, Deer Isle for NYoric Cid ship Cid England, Deluno, Savannah SAVANNAH, Sept2}—Helow bark Sarah Ann, from Mon- tevideo. Cid siéamebip Potomac, Watson, NYork, schr ME | Wella Conk Wilmington Ni dicot, Nowport; Anna ws port; RJ Mercer,” Robinson, Fail River. Treasurer ton; Samue! rora, Capt D Ships Fl Aun PiBsON AL N_ AFFLICTING CIRCUMSTANC Dunne, of fair complexion, aged 834 years, fa miaxing | Since Tuenday, Sept 2. He wa drensed tna vingham wick, ! brown check’ linen pants, black cap and shoes, having his | school books. Fears are entertained for his safety. Any in- ormation that wiillead to his recovery will bring consolation to the hearts of bis almost broken bearted and attlictad narenia, Willinm and Anne Dunne, 183 Elizabeth street, or Stephen | Duorne, 20 Nassau street. A reward of $100 will be paid for his recovery. AT PHA, T. MoT ALREADY REQUESTED YoU TWICE (by the second columa of the Times on the 10th of March he 22d of July. lant year) to leave me eutirely 10 the snie protection of God. ‘Why’ then, do. you afllict me hy following me thuseverywhere? Had even your interference proved a. blessing (which ft never did) Iehould atill be obliged to decline if, a8 Tam not entitted by any sentiments of aifection towarta you to receive your favore, KAPA. ©—LET MOTHER KNOW HOW YOU ARE as » soon a8 possible. If ever in need, draw on me. K. A B, I8 IN TOWN, call on JOHN 8. HILL, 102 Brod street. D' CALVIN, H —I RECEIVED YOUR LETTER OF SEPT. + 28. Please write soon, and send me your address. F BENJAMIN BRAMHAUL LOCKEY, OF MANCHESTER Englind, and more reoently of Virginia and North Carolina. will commimnicate his present atdrese to J. 3. B., box L)) Herald office, he will hear of something to his advantare | Or any person furnishing reliable information of his whereabouts or decease will be rewarded. Southern papers pleas» copy. —MICHAEL J. \ FEKMIN CARDONA ¥ CASACO WILL PLEASE F THE TWO GENTLEMEN WHO LIVE IN HENRY street, and who called at 96 Madison, about some rooms oa Tharsdsy fternoon, will call agalu they may be accommola- te F THE COWARDLY SCOUNDRELS, WHO, ON SATUR- day night attacked a geutieman, near Union gquare. with sticks, in the dark, will oblige him with their names, he will at- tend to them, kW. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN RICKAS baker, formerly of Newark, N. J His mother has ja: from England, and is anxious to see him at No. 2 Frout etrs M B-D. IF YOU DESIRE TO VISIT HAVANA AND 2 New Orleans, write B,, Murray street, as promised, on the 80th of August a PA RAvOR ME WITH A CALL, SAME PLAC + other times, on Tuesday, at3 o'clock. Did yo me lant week? JILL LISSIE, WHO ADDRE: ot CHARLIE, IN THe please write to Uhavies Sunday Herald, of the 2d In Lewis, Jerney City. RELIGIOUS SUTICES, MERICAN BIBLE UNION.—THE ANNIVERSARY OF the Bible Union commences on Wednesday next, Qeioner & at 9 o'clock A. M., in the chureh corner of Broom nnd Sti beth streets. The meetings will co tinue morning, afternoun and evening, through two days. Interesting reports on the progress of the revision of the English Bible will be presmuved, he following wmong other speakers, ure expected, to aditress the Union:—Dr. Hackett, Masa.; Rev. Mr. E: Drs. Eaton, Conant, Armitage, Wyckofl and Cieghorn, N,V. Rev. m, Va; Brackenridge, Ind.; Thomas, Uhio; Hender: nd Prof. Loos, of THE MILITARY. TLANTIC GUARD.—NOTICE.—A MEETING OF TIE Atlantic Guard will be held’ at Warren Hall, coraer of Giver and Henry streets, on Tuesday evening, October 4, at 8o'clock, to make arrangements for the annual parade. The old members are respectfully requested toatiend. By order, MES REID, Com: Parnicx Borte, Secretary. irae OR SALE—A 7IST REGIMENT UNIFORM, IN COM plete order, been used but.a short time; will be gold at a reduction of $30. Address A. G., 71st, Herald oftiec, JOEPE ELLIOTT MUSKETEERS ATTRNTION— ALL, those wishing to torn ont with the J. Elliott Musketowra on their first annual excursion for target practice are requentel wo meet at the Club Houre, No. 20) Sixth street, on Tuesday myen. bg crcloker 4, aR oreock, as business of tinportance will bo ransucted. Hy order. A. LYNCH, Captain, ‘W. H. Bravy, Orderly, CH, Captale. F. Reynoups, Secretary. ILITARY.—WANTED, AN ARMORER FOR A RE- giment, to take full charge of the arms and act as janitor to the rooms of the regiment. ‘The applicant must be one ac- customed to the business or a good gunsmith. Apply at the Right Regiment dri! rooma, Centre Market, on Tnesday even- ing next, 4th inst., betw Zand 9 o'clock, Capt. LEANDER BUCK, Capt. J. BURTIS, Capt. D. SWEENY, foomanie, URKETS TO HIRE.—MUSKETS, BELTS, SWORDS, M flags, equipments, tc.,t let for target excursions, pa- rades and drill. Companies out of the city au WM. 5. STARR, 156 Rightb avenue, WilIAMEon's GUARDTHE MEMBERS OF THI above guard and those wishing to join on our seventh annual excurtion, are requested to meet this (Monday) evening, October 3, at 734 o'clock in Jackson Hall, 120 West Twent eighth street, ag business of importance Is'to be transacte N-B.—There will be a street parade on Monday evening, the 10th inet,, from 249 Seventh avenue. By order, WILLIAM ATKINSON, Captain. Tuomas Monton, Secretary. ay EXPRESSES, | TIF GLOBE EXPRESS, 2 BROAD STRI '.. FOR. wards dapnerreoty per, presents of every Kind, at moderate rates, by ev ‘one place In Kurdpe, and brings out parcels dud packager fro Knrope by ite ageniy there, ly W. MORRIS, criseiaeniaihesnancidailonmaaes iaainaal INE a OS ) EMITVANORS TO BAGLAND, } IKELAND, ROOTLAND AND WALER Dak Lillie gona Aver by = Unw Bana or Lonvon, Hank or Livenreon, AL lank OF SCOTLAND. POMPANY, IRELAND, 1n gums from £1 uy Kapiiest hs 2 LAYLOK BROTHERS, Kenkore 76 Wall etroet, M3. HE CLOTHING RETAIL PRICKS THAD BRIWEEN GOLD AND CLIP STREETS. ‘Cogsimere booiness evita. Fall over aneioa nud 2 = S58 SS SEE SS ote an Mer 58 Gord binek cloth troek coat Fine binek ehoth frock eoatm ‘be tinest Freneneinth track ennte HRI DOEeMN Pmt ie Urenm pHDIN. Ali the pew sty ies of SK © Faney volver cents e Coamainenee vemis: estinua, wn ae So gee Complete bliok elo « EVANS Oh and A Poon satreen. ware. EIS HERESY GIVEN that the bank ty Maria Granke, dacersel, ip aeconnt with the Henk tor savings tn the city ot New York, hae beer k ssou findiog the book is requested to de” posit the same at said Gauk ior eas lure, MPBELL, Administrator PWC S. ©. OG LOST —TEREFY DOLLARS REWARD WILL AB J paid forthe delivery at ab West twenty first street of « mai) black dog, jest on Sntnrduy morning du Sixth avenue: rear Twenty -intetreet Angwers to the name of Pompey. ANK ROOK ARD WILL BE Pare 0G LOST —A LINER AT ae for the delivers at ty ‘st | ourteenth street, near Avene, of a sinnll Nitek english terrier, lost on Saturday eve- ning, auswe so the name of | waar, OSTA SKY VEKMORR DOG; COLOR LIGHT YRL- with Jong bole, and pad on an iron collar tte the finder will be sultably re N East Fourteenth A SMALL BLACK AND TAN: iil reewlve $3 reward by return- ae, O8T-ON FRUD 2 Way oF Pi alee eh mitweeed 7 | receive a suitable Pew: money ing the seme wt Zib Bast ‘Third street, 1 OST—IN BROADW VY ABOVE THE 8T, NICHOLAS: Ja Hered oy vuniny # ening, 9 pinin gold bracelet, marked! whh» shes sheped locket attached. ‘The dnder rewsreed by leaving ft atthe oflice of the Bt. aC ate den S? ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, ward livery stables, corner Grand and Mer- the name of Jack. » by leaving bim at tha above REWARD — SO tom thet cer streets ‘Ube above rew stator, Q REWARDA 1 e) ray street to pi ome veceiote, ‘Tenth ayenie hriver.a brown coat, with. receive $3, by \eaving it at S31 ON SATURDAY, 180 INST, A land dog, lick feet und breast, end of Wid OD @ ew brags Collar, auBwere to the ase four bin to No, 1 Bowery, corner of tail and nese white, Lane ot Rover. 1 Division street Louis BITTER, ReWAKE.—LOST, BETWEEN PISRS 4 AND 5, "2( ‘on satiny ‘arnab steamer Augn ‘on Satare covered trupk, ots 2 Any one ‘bringtt ving: such’ Information rs @ Une abows coward, the sume te aut or shall lead to iis recov sew PUBLICA UBLISHED THI RirLks 4 ONS. Fxplaining the causes ig, tnd the man- ner of correeting 1. With desertptons of the Infantry rifles of Furope unc the Cried st and carteldges. Hus trated with wood cuts aint Z M. Wilcox United. : eUslea Ar ty) ND, Publishes ‘ i 12 broadway, New York. VOR POR AV ser RS. ORPOR \ TON NOTICE.—THE COMMITTER ON AS - J esate ity.) the Board of AMdermee will meetevery Mon- Gay, ALOE) mire atrwot (hoard of AaseKgore) at Zo'ciock P. BM. All persue interested are oe prea a: U STARR, J. Meron Hryny, Secretary. avn OTICH—THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE « Bourd of toanciimen wilt meet in room No. 5 City Hall © every thursday, at 32. M.. anul further wotive, W. iH VALestINE, of ALEX. FREAK, WOH. Bubs REL, TOTICK.—THE COMMITTER ON ASSESSMENTS OF, j piss | the Bourd of Counetinen will bold a meedag on Monday, Cotober $, at P. M., tn room No. 5 City Hall. Parties having « | Dusiness Before Guid Committee wlll please attend. GM. Vie. MORGAN JoSEs, § Commities, ¥. J, OFTARSON, ME COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS OF THE BOARD> ‘of aldesinen will meet on ihursday, October 6, at 2 o'clock» . M., in room Ao. 8, Cit: pie BOOT Wo Abals y JENKT, 4) SMITIL KGE STARR, ERS AND COMMISSION ' A Taig BRoADway wal nel same for cash, qrosdway, tare t his private rooms, 1,0 roadway, up ataira, aN VKH, Damoad Broker, 1, ad vanes mane wanes # thou for tha bight Anan street, up T NO. O# NASSAU STKFFT—A. HONIGMAN broker and commission mere DVANCES TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS waichen and jowoirs. or bought tor oces ap AM ONS Hberally No loan: office aigns about the premines 1, JACOBS & OO., _____ 331 Broadway. Established 1840. MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATOHES, diamenda, jewelry, segars, €c., or bought for cash. Bust ‘oss private, reliable and saic. No loan ottice signe about the premises, JACOB'S tetail jewalry store, 477 Broad: ay. A Business transacted conhdenuaity and 0 YOU WANT MONRY.—1 11 Vi #81000 TO LOAN, TR ns io auit_on diamonds, waiches, jewelry, silver ware, will buy the same. for cual, at my ay eatxblinhed offloe, ondway, above Howard street CHARLES WOOD,’ Money Broker. ONEY 10 LEND, AT MODERATE RATES, ON DIA- monds, watches,” jewelry, silverware and personal pro- of all descriptions Goods may be redeemed any time: WW BARNARD, No. 21 Third avenue. Private wee ball door. M y T) LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE OW: York and Brooklyn property, fo ‘sums to sult; alao- on firet claes arms and couniry seats (Staten Teland and Hud- son river counties preter i. SALTONSTALL, 17 Wall street. MONEY ADVANCED ON GOODS AND MERCHAN- aM | dise of every description or the same bought for eashs Goede bought #old inmuixsion, loans negotinted, &0.> private and confidential at the offlec of C, ‘thompson, 8 Nassau street. eo RAILKOADE. J OTICK.—REDUCTION OF FARE.—SECOND AVE! Failroad Company have established the pte’ are. to take eflecton and after Wednesda: Tiariem to Peck sli Fron Uarie From Fincle etto Peck ali fare either way. EW YORK AND HAKLEM RATLROAD. BUMMBK ARIA NCEMENT Ob aud afer Wadneuts; Co 21, 1869, trains will leave 1} intr streot ataitos, Hew Vork, sa follows: Willinmsbridye,-c3and 11 A. M., 220 and 6:30 P.M. White Pinine—12 20 and 6 P.M, and 6:15 P.M. from. White w ‘entre streets. For Dover Ptainn—4 P. a. For Albany—8:80 4. M., mall train. ghHTORNING Wud LEAVE Plaine—6:30 A. White “laine and? A. Mand 6PM. Wii famabridge—6:40 and 9:30 A. M., Land S4\P, M. Albany—O:16 A. M. . toni! train. W. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, SPORTING, a \—THR GREAT CHAMPION BELP to be rowed for at Staten {i n Monday, the 10th inat.,, is pow on exhibition at the Oce sé, No..178 South where it wili rematn and may be seen on Monday and Tues? day, the 3d and 4th inet, Boarwen, AO Fo, SALE—300 IMPORTED BELGIAN LONG BREED canaries nnd several kinds of German singing birds; also, 100 mocking birds, at 424 Greenwich street, near Eat cht, FRANK ROBDERS, F°, SALE—THE SLOOP YACHT ISLAND FAWN, OF about twenty tons, well found. A) ARES ona Poet ey UN APPLY to HRNRY RANCIS BUTLER. NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE cholee bineds of doge for sale and stock, Putler's infallt ble mange cure nnd flea exterminator, 0 ceuts per bottle- Buller's new work on the Dog. $1 Dogs Dourded, trained. &e REAT INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.—BY special arrangement the returns of each day's play wilt be posted every hour at Hichirdsun. ae Meleod's, 108 Maldere lane, corner ot Hearl street, where may be seen books coutain= Ing full seore® and reporte $= RTs, SDD AILLO DADRA PINTS a Ly #8 AND ETCHINGS BY OLD MAS ter Also wanted water color drawings, engray- ings, pa aiitographs, oid liherartes, eoing and medale, Mace! In Property bought and wold. Modern en= gravings f. ap. § W. GCULDSON, 614 Broadway, Dear Hoveton street, up stake, first oor.