The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1859, Page 8

Whe Mulligan and Riviere Affair ef | Honor. TO THE RDITOR OF THE HERALD, 68a Baaapwar, New York, Oct. 5, 1960. ‘Qu atwordance with the promise of my note of yoster- aey,t will, as briefly as I can, give a true account of the tending circumstances which transpired in the recent diff- ‘oulty between Mr. William Mulligan and Mr. H. A. De Riviere, aud I hope I will be excused for appearing thus f print by the plain necessity of correcting the fuise etatementa which De Riviere aud his two frieads, Smoo- ohia and Prati, have put forth during the temporary abaonce of Mr, Mulligan from the city. ‘The first nows that I had that a rencontre bad taken place between Mr. Mulligan and De Riviere came w me from Mr. Mulligan ouFriday last, who Informed mie that ‘en the previous evening De Riviere, accompanied by two friends, had advanced to greet him in a public houge, but ‘that, having notified De Riviore somo time previous not 20 attempt to sook such recognition, ho spurned bim with expressions of contempt, and subsequently pulled the moustache of oue of the other two a a rebuke to him for hand threatewin ly wader his coat, aa if he in- weet. draw @ we that the the party event away do- ould 1b hin for n, aud that, pei As eb Ghat ‘declacauon, they ho bad pen & per- «| bec beyond ry him with & challeuge Riviere, ternative chailenge from. ‘gil deg and aise a0 aad pulled in case Mr, Mulligan shoukl. not De willing o recognise the claims of such a persou a8 De Riviere. The object of Mr. Mulligan in calling on me with ‘this communication was w have pare for him in Motes gud ly assumed the a, wished. “It was a request which I did not feel at iteree ta refuse to a brave man who had served under a OF sand Ca hou the Mexican war, and him when I was ‘fer of American women. ‘The pergon who was chosen by De Riviere (M. Fret) owas then. to me, and we met on Saturday at 12 Pig to diecuss the matter. After somo conversation I told ‘im that Mr. Mulligan would give De Riviere a meeting, but we required a written challenge before we coull pro This, however, was strongly objected wo on their the ground, as they aid, that it would compro m with the law; mai we, being desirous of leav- no obstacio in tho way of their yege hep then agreed between us, on my proj Lh the peinclpals should ald ght with Colt’s revolvers, dpe mgegpe ery: fifteen paces, with the right to ri to advance on his adversary after the ot iis main condition being fs and remained for ua as the challenge: of meeting, Tn pursuance of that that right we aamed They, however, ol , Whereupon, that the expense of tho journey might possib!: ‘cause of their objection, I suggested, with ag muc! delicacy as I could, that if wantof money were the reason, ‘we bad fifty or a hundred doilars at their service; battheir, answer was, they knew nothing about Canada, ‘and want. —- nearer at hand and op that afternoon. Though no right as the challenging party vo thus dictate ‘wrms, toe Mulligan directed me to concede anything ra- ther than ‘baulk their humor; and Mr. Prati left me to return at one o’clock and let me know when they would be weady to start; aud we, np gn _ they = reall; in earnest, =, ie servi @ surgeon: Sian, on the g At one o'clock P. M. Prati ro- and aske bend geo of a postponement until Brea vobek; but this I objected to, as the hour would bo too late for the jong ride which we would have to take. Mr. Prati, however, was 80 urgent, that we waived our rights again, but notified him to be sure to have his prin- crpal ready to start at three, without further loss of time. Al three we wore awaiting them with our surgeon at the ted place, but they onty appeared to ask the pri of still another hour's postponement, and of even ‘quarter of an hour beyond that, asthe last margin they would desire. We of course protested strongly against their thus taking advantage of our previous concessions ; ‘Dut being willing to allow them th® utmost latitude, and deginning, too, to be a little curious as to what they really intended to do, we gave thom til] a quarter past four o'clock, at which hour we were all to start for the Woo- is EL Ly i 2 ae Most convenient place. Atfour o'clock they gignal they were ready, and drove off towards the ferry, onl we ftliowed: ‘stopping only on our road to take in the surgeon, who, after three o'clock, had returned to his office. ‘This stop, however, cost us the loss of one boat, and we suff a delay at the ferry of just half an hour. There was in my coach, besides my principal, the surgeon and myself, but one other person, though an- other coach, containing three gentlemen, followed us on board. Ov ‘arriving on the Jersey side we found Mr. De ‘Riviere and Prati and Smecchia awaiting us at a tavern oy the road gide; and before starting up the hill, one of lemen in the coach that had followed us, inquired Fa . Prati if there would be any — tor panes be present on the grat io ol mn Was we started in” our coaches up the hil, fol’ a also by a containing two “other persons whom we found at the tavern on the Jer. Bey side, where De Riviere and his friends had been awarting ‘us. ‘These, and the three hack drivers who con- conveyed us seve ally to the ground, were all the persons who were Ming oat of our cowebes, which ‘was at pat ave, the sky heavily clouded up, I ae ttc ret by Mt. Prati with ‘an objection to the ais tance that had been fixed upon, accompanied by a request oa their part love it should Be increased from tifteen le paces. I tly resisted this pew invasion of our told rati that we would submit to no al- Yeration of the terms that had been fixed upon, and said 1 was ata loss to conceive why they should wish the dis- dance increased, ow | ‘that it was growing rapidly dark, when fifteen paces had been thought wide enough apart at mid-day. Mr. Prati went to his principal frequently, consuming much time, but always came back to say that De Riviere would not consent to fight at less than thirty paces. “Very well, sir,” then said I, “if M. de Riviere ‘will not adhere to the terms he has agreed on, or wishes to withdraw his challenge, we have nothing more to say; ‘we have received no injury, and we are here, not seeking watisfaction, but in obedieice to your call, ready to give satisfaction to you, and, if you do not want it, that is your own affair.” Upon this Mr: Prati went back to De Riviere, end after some taik, during which it began to rain and quite dark, he "returned to me again and said that Fe Riviere would agree to exchange one shot at Atieen Dut that the remainder must be fired at thirty. joint would not saffer a presumptuous dictation aks wort, and told him positively he must begin to fire at our distance, And not increase it til! the affair was closed. Mr. Prati, thereupon, finding his principal to be intract- able, said he washed his hands of the affair; whereupon Mr. Smeechia came forward sre proposed to compromise a ‘twenty and gal paces, by puting these two numbers ip a hat po fixing en distance by the first drawn out. I replied that I did not come over there to pettle the attir by lottery, and that having been engaged concessions all day, T would hear of no further eee our rights, and that I hardly knew how to understand the demand of a party asking satisfaction to increase the distance. Seeing that I was firm, De Ri ‘viere then requested to speak to me, and after stating it was too dark to proceed further with the business that day, asked me if I would consent to meet another repre- @entative of ‘his that evening after we returned totown. I aid consent, an hour and place were fixed, and having ‘then no further business to transact in Jeraay on that afternoon, I ordered my coach to be driven to ihe ferry. How lovg ‘De Riviere and his friends remained behind in the dark, and what they, remained for, after their own ad- Journment, I do not know. ‘The remainder is soon told. I met De Riviere that eve- = between eight and nine o'clock, but he stated he had et provided Cg! with a new friend, and asked wall further rther time. I then gave him my address and told tim when he wished to communicate with me again he might do so by sending me a note. On the next day (Sunday) he sent me the following:— Carrain Lewis—Dear Sin:—For reasons ee GAPT. H. A. DE RIVIERE. In accordance with the request of this note, I called on De Riviere on Sunday afternoon, when his whole purpose was to tell me he had not found another friend to act for ‘him. This is the last time I saw him or heard from him fm the matter, until, while patiently and quietly awaiting further overtures on his part, I read his untrue and un- warrantable statement in your paper of Tuesday morning Jast. This, sir, is a true account of the affair betwoen Mr. Mulligan and Mr. De Riviere as far as it came under my observation, and I have only to add, in conclasion, ‘that it will require the statements of persons of better Standing than Mr. De Riviere and those who sustained aim in his recent card, to impugn the courage of aman Ake Mr. Mulligan, who served = country with distin- credit in numerous baities, me and of whom General Fecently testified in court that a“ braver soldier ever drew a sabre.” LORENZO LEWIS. F. Sit having been stated by De Riviere his card for me to state that we took with us a pair of 1B Pistols, to provide againet the possibility of the Fevolvers not corresponding with each other, in order saat under any circumstances we should be sure to have L. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepwmspay, Oct. 5, 1859. ‘Tho moncy market is firm at the lato advance. ‘The brokers are borrowing at 6 a 7, according to the nature of ‘their securities, and their arrangements with lenders; in Open market the rate is moarer 7 than 6, though on federal or State securities money can be bad easily at the latter rate. At the discount’ houses, rather more paper ‘4s offering, in consequence of the prudent policy pursued « Dy many of the banks; rates do mot vary from those cur- (arent yesterday. Very prime short paper still goes at 63¢ a7; first class, endorsed, four a six months, 7 a8, the etter figure being nearer’ the rate than the former; single ~ Limes, first claes, 8 a 10; ‘names lees generally known, and “ya ‘ver over six months, 9212. The market still fails to pees ‘ent tbe ustal indications of a permanent advance in rates; the amount of money seeking employment is still in excess . % the amount of paper seeking discount. ‘There , © Nothing in foreign exchange to-day. ‘The do- mestie exc tanges, in the West and South, are gradually “becoming le. ¥ favorable to the city. The operations of “the Chicago bankers, by which exchange on New York --was kept at two’ Per cent, have culminated at last; Eastern vexchange in that city Promises soon to rulo at o below sone per cent. At UWieago and St. Louis the rate is such that specie cannot pr. Mtably flow eastward. New Orleans Jhas not yet begun to . traw specie from New York; tho ‘Hte may be expected to Wt in that direction by the cud of he month. ‘Thera was a partial collasro ip the stock market toxay, caused chiefly by Tree sales of New York Oontral stock by ald and new holders. Te Seema that some of the ori. ginal Albeny stockholders tosolved, yesterday, to seit out their interest, amounting to gveral hundred or thousand | shares; besides this, parties who have latterly been buyers om speculation put thelr stock also on the market vhis morning. The Consequence was a general dectige in prices, which, when it reaches a certain point, and the new stock finds a resting place, may lead (o fresh speculation. im the meaptime we have to record lower prices than yesterday throughout tye list. New York Contral opened this morning at 7034, 8 decline of one haif per cent since last evening, ewld down to 78\ at the first board, and to Ti m the street; gold at 7634 in the afternoon, and closed at 7834 bid. ‘This stock ls suffering from the neces- sary reaction from the exaggerated accounts of Septumbor earnings lately circulated through the press. The Western stocks wero all lower, Galena opened at {, sold dowa to 72, and closed at 7144 bid, Rock Island opened at 663, sold down to 6435 , and closed at 64% bid. Fuieto and Fouthern guaranteed beth sold in We morning as jow as 20%. Pacific Mail tumbled down to 15, cloaing at 74 bid. The intelligence given below seoms to have startled some of the stockholdere., State stocks were pretty steady, without much business. In bonds little or nothing was done, In the afternoon the market closed unsettled at the following quotations:—Missouris, 934; a %; Canton, 172.18; Cumberland Coa}, 12} 13; Pacific Mail, 74 4; New York Central, 7834 a %; Erie, 44% a 6; Hudson River, 843; 4 35; Harlem, 93; 4 34; Reading, 413g 4 Xj Michigan Central, 424¢ a 34; Michigan Southern, 43; a 6; do: guaranteed, 204 @ 34; Panama, 117 @ 34; Iinois Cen- tral, 66a 32; Galena and Chicago, 71 @ 34; Cleveland and Toledo, 20% a };; Chicago and Rock Island, 64% 4.65. ‘The California mails were sent to sea to-day (as inti mated in this morning’s Hematp) in Vanderbilt's steam- ship, the Northern Light, for Aspinwall. It seems that the Jobneon party were at the last moment unable to satisfy Mr. King, of the Post Office, of their capacity to carry the mans under the contract; the bargain between Johnson and the Department was therefore annulled by mutual consent, and Johnson’s sureties were Hberated. The mails have been given to Vanderbilt under the condi- tional contract lately made with him by the Department, and which is to inst nine months. The opposition will therefore last that period at allevents. Vanderbilt will, we believe, carry the mails Via Panama until the opening of the Nicaragua route, an event which we are led to believe may perhaps be shortly expected. It need hardly be . added that the St. Louis did not sail to- day for Aspinwall. From what we bear, it seems doubtful whether the principal parties in the ‘‘Ailantic and Central American Transit Company?’ seriousiy expecte { her to perform the voyage. The whole transaction sheds but little credit on the system by which the mail contracts are at present awarded. From firat to last, no one in this city possessing a practical acquaint- ance with steamboat management and Central American affairs ever expected the Johnson contract to be carried ‘out. ‘The railroad earnings for the month of September are caming in slowly. The following are the estimated earn- ings of September, 1659, a8 compared with the estimated earnings of the same month of 1858 (the amounts in both cages prove somewhat short of the fact, when the year’s accounts come to be made up). , 1858. 11850. Increase. Dec’e. Sito ts 50,311 _ Kk Islan: sont 114788 25,677 ke cee & Toledo. 12005, — 10,388 Hudson River...... West oy et 16,100 - N.Y. &N. Haven, 20,344 90,554 2 Michigan Soutbern..220,000 170,000 — 50,000 It is but just to the Cleveland and Toledo and the Michi- gan Southern to state that their earninge were seriously affected during the mouth by the strike on the latter road. Within the past few days, too, both roads have suffered cousiderably from the effects of the storm. The indica- tions are that these roads wMfll not yet feel the effects of the crop, though their winter bugincss cannot but be con siderably greater thaw that of last year. The workmg expenses on all these roads are said to be much less than they were a year ago. The freight receipts on the Tuiedu have been for the past two moushs in excess of those of 1858; the fatting off in September was in passengers, ‘The following table shows the last bank statements of the four imam yar ‘a6 Kirton Toe ws 8. York, he in suc Satta 19, Boston, Sy 135,600 8,1 6,694,600 19,165,000 Philad’s oa. F ‘5.521.153 850,755, N.Orleaas, Sep. wBOOL SL SaeRTOL ITO, 58,710,000 27,382,000 51,444,000 28,921,000 54,648,000 30,071,000 56,981,000 32,443,000 ee 7-25.) 235,086,000 151/173/000 53,848,000 31 /357,000 June 4-13.. 226,202/000 135,205,000 48,913,000 30/267 /400 duly 9-18,, 222,447,000 128,214,000 46,169,000 29,023,000 Avg. 6-13., 217,965,000 110,401,000 44,007,000 27,816,000 Sep.10-19.. 228,765,000 128,544,000 45,096,000 27/425, 000 419,000 44,086,000 27,078,000 Sep.17-26.. 224,281,000 135, 078; Sepsit-0c.4 204,662,000 122,618,000 42,377,000 27,051,000 . The banks continue to lose specie. The average now is Secduced very low, auc will probably not fall much lower. ‘We regret to find the aggregate Joans increased. Tho banks of Philadelphia and Boston are proving themsolyes tp be gs much in need of supervision as our banks here. ‘The Arabia from Boston to-day took out $100,000 only. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $23,678,129 28, and the balances $1,368,083 16. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was ag fol- lows: ‘Total receipts. —For customs ‘The s@&tement of-the Pittsburg banks for the week end. ing Oct. 3 was as follows:— 943, 411,943 1,730,943 627,997 197,844 1,482,871 275,038 109,749 "875,672 289,585 $5,756 674148 59,153 105,806 698,2 68,705 111,205 692/085 177,285 $0,690 695,802 108,450 Total......81 808,808 1,072,088 6,189,805 1,008,173 Previous week 1761.07 7,042,775 6,680,029 1,596,205 Increase... $26,420 30,308 60,828 7,878 ‘The following dividends have been declared:—The Fire- men’s Insurance Company, a dividend of ten per cent, payable on the 12th inst.; the Planters’ Bank of Tenncs- see, an extra dividend of five per cent, payable to the New York stockholders by the Manhattan Company. In relation to the copper stocks the Boston sii re- marks:— ‘What the Minnesota is actually earning, whether the Cliff Company will pay a dividend in February, how the Pewabic will stand next spring, whether the Rocklaud aad National, be they ever 80 good, are worth half as as the Minnesota, how fast or how slow towards dividend is the progress of the Quincy, and how much wiil the Franklin peed in assessments, are some of the questions erode red asked. Some answer them one way and if Now, ail of these stocks appear to be cheap for # long e; but none seem elt nd any present rush ufter Dent’ at quotations. the low Priced copper there is nothing new. The tone of the Taare Maier ist their advance; and there seems to be nothing in their recent facts to overcome the tendency to duiness and decline. ‘We read in the Cincinnati Gazette of the 84:— Approved paper continues to meet a ready sale at 10 a 12 per cent, first clase secarities being placed with- out difficulty, both’in and outside of bank, within this range; but ihe offerings are graded by « pretty high staud ard, and of paper that falls below first and second ciass there ie an excess, and for the latter particulariy, the market is stringent. There was a better supply of Rust. ern exchange on Saturday, and the demand was freely met at % premium. Dralte on all Eastern cities wore bought generally at 3¢ premium, though there ware Seles of Baitimore in gome cages at 45. New Orleans was ina: tive at par buying and 3, premium Belling. The local de- mand for gold continued light ‘at quotations, The offer. ings of bills were email. ‘¢ quote 6 a 9 for Eastern, and 4812 for New Orleans. Prime 60 and 90 day papor on the latter city sells at equal to 9 per cent. Btock — geo IEDAT, Oct. 5, 1859, $3000 US 5%, '74.,.. 102% ta sh Reading RR, 42% 7000 Tenn 6's, "90 td 5 tx 8355 BBR i 320 Panama iia, ni Big dou... 200 16 6 6 e285 SEEESEE 50 mnt & aise RR,. 535 | toPuget ound. Phe shi Ero soste mist Old and new superfine Western. Atlantic Ocean, Qld and new common & choice Be weceg Mee 68 in ‘eals, Pom 9 for Zanzibar, Aug 2%, lat 22 Trig ‘lea Miller, from Boston for ——, Oct 3, Capa Cod NW 40 mites. weft Site from Philadelphia for Lagueyra, Sept 2, lat 30.32, me Fe Was HO On 2000 California 7 ip fot i et wen Prantl toed ma een ints on A neobant sayse— int try dock. ‘aye.— prego rap tep etre: eres waa net B83 Teen RR bade Recennnry 10 th) hee ae Boe fa since been taken on the dock,“And about of main ster fe 60 she kee) found badly bri nae Pe wi wale ae | Ruu'cks nt stained 80 perious lancet lasery.” Tie a il gi me | Best and tbe above damages ‘ade good, at & coeot + about rn Feuk SENATOR, of Bllawarth, bound to Roston with & cargo of xa ; Wetter Sets at 100 und quarter Umbers. She was’ takon ts tow tarea hours 8 do | y % on Point, sapaed, and ipiad ' away her masts, She was’ brought Into Glouces- 100 de } ter ath inst babe 1200 on the 24 inst, 8) miles E of gepay imk a ee up Ar aap binek 8 bay marked *yotth Sboat,” CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. cg ‘The sleamtug: loon T ara—Foah— ae eg ei ana | Minter dt cama Oe oy ee panne fa tig ao oi Jower, and closed at a decline of about Sc. a 10c: et 9b of arora bed od There was a fair deanand, bowever, atthe cancesahon, 20 anew i pede ater rchauea wore Pretty fveaky wince both for ont sak Tacwcunt— At Galata on the 30th ut afine Bark of 400 tons Fastorn ae. SS with sot rehases for export. The | catiedthe Villafranca, and ‘sar Of 0 couse ‘mame not re- traneactions footed ne 12,000 bbis., closing within | collected. the following range i Pang be Jig nanyrviog and oew coger: Seate Sid from New Bedford ath inat, ship Charles W ao Extra State from old and new wi 12 i at aaa aire ap Palos ™, ¥ Ports. 4 Ganmenas, Sept —Are Velg Robin. Killman, Frankfort; ge, Barat 8 Tames, Clark, Nore. Sid 2ith ban ae Ftdvsan, ih, brig Mary ] Milliken, Nordea, ely ‘Cizarvecos, Sept 21—Sld brig John Five, ryan ye, tou gol ‘mepely) With alias of” aboas ‘heen torn 5—Paaeed Ly, bark Martha, Hoffman, from 176 bbis. , ia the Finge Or the above quotations. Gorn | O5pon for Retire, cs ‘Sam Sheppard, Hathaway, Pen- meal was firmly hold at our Agures, while sales woro light. | sacola: CRittan, 1 n, Jauseomb, Portland: echis (his T fw Wheat was imsome better request, including som de- | eriand, Charleston; Fae Arnet, Mobile; or eG s, mand ald purchases for export The tranmctions. ota: Fenvell, Melcher, Liverpool, barks. Wiliase Movile; braced about 25,000 bushels, including mixat Keutucky angi Baia, Nor 3 2a bla, Gridin, at $1 80, white Michigan at $1 25a $1 30, ainber coloret we ik. ka, Wi 1 anor Magee Susan my gy to arise ot Beas Milwaukee clad” at $1 05; white we hitiama, 40; gene Goal, Canadian at and good Southorn red at $1 2133, fh see eee imer America, f’ratt, Gatveston; barks with Chiceyo spring Nu. 1 and 2 at 6c. a 98, Oorn— | Albertina, Barton, NYork: 27th, Taantic Denese Falmouth; ‘The sales embraced about 16,000 bushels, including yel- dobn Baich, WI Ma haley. rel: . bark Sterra, Nevada, Thain, Aniwerp; brig Handy King, Berry (or Brown), Pal: Cid Eth, Darke Becorlaga, Ryder, NYork; 28h, John Henry, Freneb, Matenzasnd Falmoute, si me Loaxno, Aug 6—Sid bark Golden Era, Thorndike, Turks jow Southern at S4c. » 964¢c.. and_mixed Western at bc. Rye was steady, with eaics of 1,600 bushels at §2c. Rar. lex sts dene ak sales of 1,200 bushels two-rowed 18 Were in fair request, with gales of State Bt 42. a 42350, and Western and Canadian ian at 423¢c, » | Islands, 43%c. MaLaca, Cent $—In part barks Convoy, Castner, for NYork; Covras.—Sales of 1,000 bags of Rio wore made at 1c. | Daniel, dvi froma Marvel are i ALT Badger, Means, allXe. and Kea Du Conox.—The market continued heavy,.and closed at | {hi >/Aiem.° far arco i fore ee hip buy of slightly easier rates. The transactions embraced about | of Mobile, Jellrey, Mobile; cht Mary Cleveland, Goodrich, N #08 bales in lots, on the basis of the following quota- | Orleans pee, Sept 4—Arr per, George tags Foas. a Tpland. Florida. Mat Nod Treat Feenkior iS 24, br Ordinary....... 9 ° ° 0 | Pati damemd, vata sot por ps Middiing : 1% 1% ny Pensacola, just arr; Middling fair....12%5 123 BX Sparkling Wave, McCart, wig; barks G Fair...... ig 12% Nork few days; Kallio Ma Frmcuts.—Rates wero steady. PY Live indelphia; 1 'W Rowlau land frome Penman: We busheis wheat, in ships’ bags, were en, at ; “i ee ulah, =e ‘800 bales of cotion, at 7-322. a 1-&1.; 600 boxes cheese, by’ from ah a “i a A A Bteamer, at 408. "aud 1,660 bbis. rosin, wt 28. a 2s, 154 rt (corrected). ship Westminster, Wamack, To Glasgow, 19,000 bushels wheat were engaged at Sd. wart Wa Pant, Bartlett for, NOrieens. ide: Our. | our Unie, ip ee em 200 bis ee pegs tn were engaged | (Test, Harmon, and ‘dem the sea, Milter, dag: 12 Witeon, Hay.—Saies of 1,200 bales were made at 66. a 70c. Fescork, and Starieh. Rickarts, 0; a brige Imogene, [Pieg Sa ‘and Kxecutive, bent mente Jnox.—Sales of 250 tons Scotch pig were mado at $23 en) Rogers, do; a $24. f = "S ‘Tuomas, Sept 19—In port eal Wm Lord Fatt reee frees ae eee ear was steady, with sales at 70c. a 95c. Pea mae, Fer oe ipa a . Moasm.—Sales of 160 hd. Cuba muscovado were Brion od rr of the preg ki de Rewport vdovbares | 2 mace at 2tc., and 15 bhds. tank bottoms at 830. Lany Bade United States; math, for briga Wingold, Frenne Wo load for do; Ocean isle (Br), Arestrup, from Phi ledetel diag, ‘Saginaw, Case, hence, justarr; echr E 8 Janes, scsi, Sept 16—Arr bark Suliote, Harriman, Pensacola; 20tb, brig PR Curtis, _lisey, Portiand, Naval SToRES.—Sules of 1,500 bbis. rosin were made at $1 fed atioat, and 400 do. spirits at 470. a 480. Linseed was Steady, with a fair amount of sales, ate Bac. ; fair to good selected was firm at 47c. « 50. : and sperm at $1 36a $1 38, with a fair amount of sales St Jaco, Sept 18—Arr bark Linda Stewart, White, N’ Provisions.—Pork—There was a slight reaction in thi ExEDIAC, Sept 22—Arr bark Observer, Tre! a, Sid market, and hoiders exhibited more firmness. Tho ith, sbips Sebart, Penarth Roads; 224, i, comprised about 500 bbis., including mesa at $16 4334 4 | Bristol Channel; 27th, Lizzie Drew, Gray, Gi ‘fi £16 60, old do, at $16 26, clear mess ut $1760, and. prime a ete Fellow Crafy Lage, Resse Ger ote peaeaer at $10 87 3g a $10 50, and about 250 bbis. mess were soi, X timore; 29h, Gold Hunter, Robinson, New hy port 29th, ship Gertrude, Doane, for Liverpool Oct 7. American Ports. ALBANY, Oct 4—Arrachr J Anderson, Frederick. Hacken- bid ‘ME Bayles, Davis, and Sam) Hall, Tillotson, Kit- “i sUBKON, steamer Joseph WI ° - wa Qetie— ary ir Jone}: bibeernad gta Ral. deliverabie all this month, sellers’ option, at $15 25. Beet was irreguiar, while tho gales embraced about 175 bes in lots at unsettled quotations, Beef hams ranged from $15a$l7. Cut meats wore quiet at 8c. for shoulders, and $c. a.@3<c. for hams. Lard was tirmer, with sales of Hooav eee See baln at lig, 411 ko. Butter was in atenly request at 124g0. @ 16C. dutoe ANT Gt I¥c. a Bto. for peter tunore; stip Publin, Lave, NYork; aaa van eh xk cee and at Big. a 9c, Ambrizere, Aiea: ser E ieabeth, “Hop ti Bio on ir 5, Lewie,, Bai a Be Get Scoam—ihe market was firm and tolerably active. | hetes pmond, wilmington, NcrMarietia Smith, Ditt Noto, The sales footed about 1,200 hhds, Cuba muscovade, | Al ike, Bulumore; White squall, Kaas: 8 fist —- grocery goods, at te a 6%c. and 32 do. sold at ge NG WG bere, Comedy: A irrell, Higgins, Mar; p bie %Ke., and 35 do. Porto Rico at 7}¢., and 1,000 boxes, og 2 Baboock; Fri add if nes ine ‘mith, and B Ausun, May, Philad: josiab Beretta the range of Tic. a 8\e., and the remainder Hatborn, ee ie, Hlabettport ay Sate, Tenia dese t TPittow.—The sates embraced about 18,000Tbe, at 10s¢e. | Mestham, Re NYork; we sce ig “Honing Ee a WX. Bignal for a brig (cone to ‘Sa Hponmahip Arana ‘Tkas.—The pubtic sale which was held to day drew a 1 erpoat Sis italcax: ship Reonday, Ley Pir fair company, but the quality of the lots oftered were vtec peo Mg cor Nam Se Rag ner ees attractive than those of the previous, and hence the | ma, Galvestens ing, Cae Tiny len; echrs’ Careline I competition was less animated. ‘The catalogue embraced | Wissun y pee find. Ri ‘hmnond; Grierson, Harding, about 2.62 bal chest ereeus and 1,960 do. Diacks. All | and iry Haima, "Haxter. NYork. Si, wind SW, sieamer the former were guid, while a ia of the iat stern Slate, abip J'P Wheeler, bari kD'wy were of inferior ode, aiid were mite | BALTIMORE, acter Weim fenking, Halt ! = oston: barks Hu ent, do; jones, do; schrs LO eee a ea nn AERO HORE, nll OF shout | Gereenca Docume, ‘uiusey, "ay tor, do. “Helo, off Yolnt Lookout, ship Wandering Jew; off So Polnt, ship Robla ‘Ome; ree, Patermo. A, Seer yettlla Mf rer in banks aw coma drvssicate aes SRE WET IN! DORA.—10f RIGHT HAND, TOP; 215 pase vision” wait LOST AND FOUND. (SSS ene wre A IND—ON min at EVENING, IN NINTH AVENUE, a 4 amount of money, It will eee Es ‘oftice, gtving residence, with & description of Pie baeney. Ni i oN Quine rat ee eo neer 2 Pinkie dine: S08 eet, corner of Mott, in the siore. (OUND—AT VANDERMIUIS LANDING, AUGUST 1, FY Naw York, a lady's cloth Haglan, “Apply it 176 Bast Fit: , cons aa A SMALL Amore poy ARS cy pee ‘and papabie'o. m2 Tosnph tial y the rast and Tha Sater ase news eee wi Payment of of the nate Loar TUESDAY EV ENING, IN OOMING ‘FROM ‘Thirteenth street and Third avenue to Teuth street First avenue, a Dine lace veil. The wilt be rewarded by leaving i a8:206 Tenth street, between Firat avenue and Th. THERON 8, kw ire Hal RECELV ‘aP- Tiea? bee ineke gaahior in SCID 7H AP Kidicnenecdaseoetalnee SSS ISTY 8) UC INB OF DOLLARS DNCLApERS IN THE BANK Mitton mrad ng es rede, ied ty Kinand lt euiay bales G49 aud bt pies of = pA they UARTRALY RERPORT OP THR CHEMICAL BANE Baturday, the 24th day of September, 1830. 057,98 WADNBSDSY, I) CHAMBERS SPARED, 4: ince om wo reward will be paid for tts delivery at LIB. Chambers plreet. SS Oe O&T.—STAYED FROM THE PREMISES 257 L Fourigenth street, pincwe black Ne’ wfeandiand dog, og, & eee sto the above number will receive a hand: some . —_ 4 ia or oe 41 be paid f cétection of the horse and thief, or $2) for the ake WM. SHIELDS, Washington, Warren 122,862 78 pea sy AAAI Raa ee 188,655 43 GTOLEN—ow THE 3D aD OOTOSEE, FROM MY ROOM, A wallet cont sy and valuable papers; the jeesor of raid ‘rill confer favor by send touc8. ball, be Chatham stress, New Yor cy. ne 2 — asi REWARDS, ag z ily REE DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, A PLAIN POLID a inal oe Co cord 3d Pd at teenth are, aid thee fo torent avenne, The tnder to ench and every of receive the above an loser by deltvering at ino Weat Twenty-third aireet “ REWARD.—DO@ LOST, ON THE MORNING OF WED. Beaday, Uet, 8. in Atlant sae tan @rrier, ears cut, tail about 5 inches isn; directly over ench ¢ye. ‘The above reward will be return to 23 Garden street, near South ferry, Brooklyn, 9, REWARD —LOST, A YELLOW SCOTCH TERRIER, ears and tail Sih answers to the name ACKER, MERRALL & 0O., 184 Chanter sieet. Severally subscribed and aw aay of October, 1869. J. B. AND TIME BILLS ON ‘olties purchssed by DUNC. «Ahi EEE SOUTHERN VON BEC EERIOAN BARRIS, pep yy oe S82 ‘ARD.—LOST, ON TURSDAY MORNING, ABOUT | epee THA’ ‘Pine strost, room No. fe 5 oar geri agt eeeeaee | sone marie avenues, & bl vel yove reward wi nirerara 9 of se x the ree elther at & West Twenty sixth street, or (() LOAN WA ™ AGE, FOR a term of yerrs, on 2 farm in New England, of 400 acces, with good but hig e roe ix Ree , ON TURSDAY AFTERNOON, cent, semi-annt ut principals need peel ‘October 4, Ui Going from Greene street market, | ‘address or call at No, 6 eekunan re 3. W. COL city to Wasllnglon foarket New York, up to Hoboken | councilor at law, rooms 9 and 10, second tor, jerry lo the erieket ground. a calf pocketbook, con watavil five dollar bill (countertelt) on the’ Harrisburg. Sank; a sate Kay and several soles of diferent smounts of 0 valud culy 19 the owner aa payment bas eg The above reward the said pocketbook and wiil be given to any Dgwn alreel, or on giving TO LOAN—-ON GOOD CITY PROPER- ty, for five orten years. Address Estate, $50,000 LOAN OFFICES. contents to ©. & A. snformation where! they may be found. ‘REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF THE GOLD | ~7’yo co Waned SRIGMAN, DTA. 30) # oa. AES, 3,974 stolen on the H0ch DF Baplow A’ RO. 66 RASGAD, STREET—A. Fo Soe aR DIA. DIA. en itmay ne returned © J" ek Hull 68 strect, oF to | ty monne waiches, ea, fowelr Fr ikevor buye thet for tne Ligh Soy oder place, nad no qucaiona ait WW takek” pega belvate dtioe, 88 Nassau street, up room No. 2 jsinent boure B10 8 AC Bie Best a» RHE E FIREMEN, TET « F HEREAS, f as 3 Hae. BEEN GRNERATLY TINDER. Bons Se the of Ki DVANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON (Ryle Sai eed ", ) e., or bor 4 EM a rng RC tg prenures. Company Ne byNerry and our bree throu, conn oer JACOB'S sesh emery re) # trosasial parades cach whereas, ‘te Hlourd of Foremen di aid i on i our ‘ 7 j T 11 CHAMBERS STRRET.—MONEY TO ADVANCE Dap crag or gle mg greg erogeaed apap tigite year} to any amount on diamends, watebes, 5 Mes by that effect; And wi eT of mid Hoard of ine weliaiown and old esablihed ISA AUS."s man: presse, on a of Bagineers power to mane ar. brover, 11 1 Chambers sirect, N. B—No usindes trananciad on- ‘would respect tne sole st Ose hoard of of roorpandy hy’ y Peobibit: sender sae vl valent Low vole of Isruelion to tnt elle "and wiere- Rt iar eh Wala ane! eaeeeimaees Boas ‘to admit stoamers in 4 at this late cin deleas of the well knowa Property of a8 RiP & same bougtt for cash. wishes. of twothirds of the! members of te Deparimens, as | iN & CO., 77 Nassau street, room 4. eave, eat we. re. tbe "men Sorbere td Baples Otenad No, Pr ny ADVANORON WATCH ebenaaly prveael mealoet say, comehay weenie welry, ai hey in sald parade with slum engines, tosarnuc Serepest peoverey ek arer7 aescript, ox Roupivand ld, by ney are enomles to our present noble aystem, and eying alt ail | JOSEPH A. heen suctioneer is in their power down; we would there! street, three doors west of Broadwa: ei ae wour brother firemen throughout the city, to come fore ward ag ope man, and frown down with coutempt all such in- sidious af io get up a paid system. Resolved, That ih id known sooner that it was the inten- AY beet idole C3 je chain BROKERS _— COMMIRSION ion ried wo Sona on watches, Fj aswe do that ya wal is pe the beat way to ‘ONEY TO LEND, AT MODERATE RATES, ON Dia- attempts to introduce a | Hood: off the Patuxent, brig “Abbott Lawrence, ‘and off Gove fey Simon alr, oF inde of wecir: NSS | point, Brem bark therese—ail bound up Lo. | Wee parade, we wo tare Meee] onde ee foi, Nols, wets hen eau “hil klods MARITIME INTELLIGENCR, } cust Pout, French, N¥ork; barks Clifton Lewin. Rio Jancira Ome oe eee a Ming on them to. dle. we aenpemianee ‘ought and sold. h { and a musket; Muskinguas, Aines, Providecee, brign Coq enuntenance ths nd wom bare dedaiin Ocha ‘4. R. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. Seca ee a |W eithage: en Wen, ie More. Cacia ors $0 have got @ indo poly Betis DVANCES TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, 3 it it ADLANAG OK Hew rONN—em8 Dar. ' BB Metcalf. Burton, Providence.’ ald ship unin, Mg ke aed pte dtd A Naheaes a jewelry, or bought for cash at full value. 50m RISES..... Ok | MoO aera fen. NOrieaa: brigs Hope (sr), Moure, Windies: Of suy cunpany as broiber Sremen, who separ te. |. Business traneecied, coshdental beraliy., No loa 30m SEIS.. 536] alan warn | Lihingwood, Newburypcrt, Gocau Ware, Sauses, NVork; ache | Degvers of ss im eugines, or in fact who are con office signs ihe premiges aT sA0OBS & OO. PRADA DADRA ALLAN EL 2 i seco cok ar tee Condove, Rider, them in any way wi cond ee ha ©, oat oe all com- way. Ketabiished 1840. Port of New York, October 5, 1839. | $4. Taberdare (Port), iyo daneiro;nchr Venioo, lowon, mone Werks | Bnles whose = ae sed H BATH Get rrachr Arnon, Crosby, NYork. ld 34, ship CLEARED. Steamship Baltic, Gray, Aspinwall—North Atlantic Steam. | Thos Harward, Robinson, » NUrleans; brig Morning 1 a chy “tReatehip Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, Aspinwall—D B ms LAIN TRER, Sept20—Arr sebr Caspian, Megathiin, Phils- ScuanuesroN, Oct —Arr steamship Marton, Poster, New ite juaker City, Shufeldt, Havana—Hargous & Co. Brenmship Q ote poms phe ‘That ihe above resolations tet published ia the New York Herald and Cone! y mercury [AWKINS, Foreman. Wem. F. Socees, a Seer reekek eksioeR tine COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, _ | r i ships Alliance, DeForrest, Liverpeal, i ers Smith, Oras DANCIN EMIES: Goreng oe coos ar arp agg er aan Columbia, ‘Berry, CBarleston—Spotford, Tiesion | av ibrar. Sid steamer Tia er cel | cis eee nen — | A OmNTuMEAN HAVING ‘ABOUT $5,000, CAN HEAR hip 4 Roger: Patten, Charleston CC Duncan (C0. | A. DOPWORTHR RANOING ACAPEMIES, of entering slight manfactaring:: Feo ionlae Mamiee pena Wee | {dd—Ave Sp ship Amelia, Ameng: ; schra Robt Bnoapway, NEW YORE Dusiness, that seldom offers. Address box 110 Herald oftes. Bark Avtagonist, Davia ‘ ana Mille & Houghton, } Cadwell, Hudson andl Soathorner’ Bellowa Nor. i Be TATE been ab se 2 = cone sheen Perk potagonieh Dare Coe | thArrdby tel ship Hortense, Boston.” Tn the offing, ship | | New ae ‘on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, oom- PARTNER Sen erent FEW HUNDRED. : slat ae a, {rm reticle in nue ae Powel; BU MackeSinllwood, Race & CALAIS, Rept Boalt hile Sarah, Blzabeth, Raynes, Pile Hrookiyn, on ‘TURSDAYS and Guess ‘comimenstig | Acusel foie when ee pote ete einen ‘Park Wenham, Weilge, Baltinore—J Demarest, | detphia; sehrs momak Upten, Ie Satiog where an Eheeviow may 0 nd D.C., box ra Aa Chronometer, Pierson, a0, Hin, beige Hy | Berver, do. Gaiharine’ Hogers, init, Dyer, Courell, NYork. {Sr UREEN WE ICH, Oct 4—Si¢ sehr sans Marvel, New York; sloop Pearl, Mott, do. FALL, RIVER, Uct'3~Arr schrs Diadem, Ladlam, and Felicia, Cartw: Brig Hen Camobel!, Moulton, Sierra Leone—Beerwith & well. Sehr i Colin Campbeil (Br), Viguers, Halifax, NS~H G ido- novan. Schr Alvira, Brannin, Wilmington—J Hand. Schr Areole, Coreon, Norfolk—8 Godwin, ities and apd yr Schr J Preston, Kelly, Tappahannock—Master, t, Elizabethport; sloops Henry gy Address Enterprise, Herald ottice, Sehr Philadelphia, Chase. ProvideuceoIt © Kackett, | a Polgies, Gardiner, NYork: Boren Howard) Hunt i Brovhlyn; 11 Newark re PS ones he ane hn loop soutbpor, Gisdwin, New Havei—Maser, 1. _Sid Sd; ache Emeline Haigbt, Beebe, Psilulelphia; } avenue, Jemey Chy” Duy for clames'n Jersey City Monda ISSOLUT9ON—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE. Beamer i ‘ars, Nichols, Philadeiphia, {§ i, Seaman, NYork; 4th, Alice A Bandei, Alchorn, ys; in and Fridays, Classee existing between Taylor & Geitey, gas fiers, a 3 No. 18 ARRIVED. FORD. OST AT stenner Madgie, Gramley, Phila Sr eee onan stints nteeeiar ee ae Gtearsebip Cahawba, fmt, New Orleasi, Sept 27, via Tava | delphia; achr Jane, Kenney, Elizabethport. Sid schrs'Almon ANCING —M. DAME JACREOWS PRIVATECLASES, | °C Wil setie ail business of the tate OFT, FL. TAYLOR. na 30th, with mdse and passengers, to Livingston, Crocharon | Bacon, Wiilaioe, Philadelphia; Mary Elizabeth, Buckingham, at 29 West 5 Fag! street, commence Serr. 4, 1869. W. J. GETTEY. - 4 Co. Sept 29, at PM, 1 mile from Moro © ee coals | a8 Aigo, Tooker, N York. October 8. Por termed denanply aa above, . ee ee J Sa Ream Wea Taster, boven for Aap wa ft MCLILE Sep: 20— Ate ship Alfred Storer, Comery, Breinen, ARINER WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, THIRTY ferent ed ap Aten, ceriug™ He,t 96%, fon 08, | Gs.uante Pari, nllgks Havre, Te uigorn, Delano Si vERuRO: Pe sears of age. wit fvin 8120001 890.00, anda hw rato- 4 i * cht * Wicks, Sleamahip Yorktown, Partin, Norfolk, o, with mdse and | jnree? Ps brig A Hopkins, Murray, aah DANCING ACADEMIES, soneaiclant ok aeiocisie Bimeelt with some old estaly- passengers, to Ludiam & Heineken. Poghip ‘Francis B Cutting, Post Weistol, A yg 2, with rallcoad | fron, to Post, Smith & Co. Sept 22, Iat'44 2, lon ol, saw sh Chace, from Sunderland for New York; ist inst, "Nan ach Shoals bearing NNE 40 miles, spoke ship Niagara, from lath | for New Orleans. pBtig Onward (Bn, Higgins, Pictou, 10 days, with coal, to a | NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2—Arr (3 tel), ships Picayn: Brooks, Bremen; Lancashire, Olsen, farsetitea: jark Rasabier’ ard, Rockland. Algo arr up (not before), wl ships Lacinver, Beaton; W 7 Sewall, Morrisin, do; Sandusky, x, barks Delphos, Gill, and Arctic, Walter, Hoston; Alles ier, Post, NYork. ' Below, , Hui, from Bos: rend, Marwiek, from N York; park David Rimball, Lin- ft Pe Baip Cc ees, Hagar, from rf Pisis Henry Lawrence of Bast Machin, sagt ssn bathed below Sains, = vi with lumber, to Peck Cb ni, Oo NORFOLI i— a are te Raa 10 fot ad pt, cit | NORFOLK, Get i—Cid brig A J Rone, Sweelaer, West anders, Rondout for Port! NEWARK, Oct 4~Arrsehr Jane Ann NYork; sl ioe ares adie nee NC oer ce, Bony Point, Sid sebrs s lleary tiny, Haveean , Broadsireel, Ne ber, Set BM Pr ee, Hobart Beaufort Taya ego, Rigor cerns ete Sere Sehr i Hart Ww FOR D, 6 € Schr Kenale Lagan, iinen tr ty or for Galveston. ) yank deni A ceten, ean areboan toe Balcones, Sehr Dart, Phitips, Ringsbridge for Taunton. | 4th, Thos Potter, Glover, Delaware Cit Schr J W Longaiveet, from wreck of brig MB Davis, | "ChE, ‘Cet l—Arr cht RP Smith, Robinson; New ashore near qo . with ma t se ) schr Eliza Jane, Adams, ‘Sloop New World, Ely, Rondout for Providence. SROHT Utd Arr woke Chae it Rogers, Langty, U Philadelphia Wi ‘ORT, Get 4, 8 AM—In port, schirs LN Godfrey, God Bteamer Kennebeo, Hind. Fblladetphie. 3, Kenney, Providence. BELOW, Sid schr Fane, Ketcham, do. y, from Sandwich for NYork; Stranger, Challe: ragne, Gibbs, and Fred Brown, Cart, r NYork; Jennie, Bishop, and Fravklin, Avery, from Nied- ford for: do; \ aad olbers as before. NEW Arr brigs Is W Armstrong, Thomp- ‘ort ches Lady of the Lake, brown, Philadeiphia; John A 5 ‘sloops. Two barks, unknown. rovidence LED. Steamship Baltic, and Northe: Aspinwall; Quaker ky, Havann, Coluanbie, Chariecioae to Asbinwals Qe ‘Wind during the day from N to, light. Rio for Rtavent Nuevitas, Neison, Santa Ornz aor ph Marine Report. HIGHLANDS 5, sunset—No inward bound vessels in sight, Wind BE, light; weather clear. BANDY HOOK, Oct 5, wuns1—No vessels tm sight, bound fn, Steamships Quaker (ity, for Havana, ya i EM: Northern Light, for Aspinwal), mtd, ‘Wind 8, light, weather hazy off shore, Miscellancous, Bir Rowe, Lowell, of Rath, before reported on fire at St Thomas, was burned to the water's edge im twenty-three fact of water on the nicht of the lsth. Her sails and rigging were caved. (The R wae bufit at Bath in 1847, was 672 tons burthen’ Brock, Caroline is Cd bark Dency, Averfit; Casdenae and whase, Moston; Caroline Hall, Graham, own, PORTLAND, Oct $—Arr bark 8t J BC Scribner, Cariisi ‘ta; NYork. Gra- Ma; gar: 0, Heres, Boston; schre Langdon, Jackson, . jatanzas; brige Pan" sisiorton, Tialtimorss Std ¥ Chase, brige Fannie and Hverglate, Watts, Philadel- ring. Crowell, N¥ork. Geli Arrstenmer Baker, NYork; ple, Richmond; Cle Panstieton, Baltic, for do, 4:45. bark En Parton, Shati and owned by Wm V Mores anil others.) ‘ (od ee ae i at Win ae 2 inks) nd ‘ins, Phiteetia, Sy . | Wheaton, Tomlin, ndeiphia for Pawtucket, § Apple; For Sax Faaxcisco—The superior clipper ship Good Hope, | 1)" leabetbport Maries. Hand, erry tonioul "Ss ‘Goh Capt Miller, at foot of Wall streot, will receive freight for only Uneas. Colt, Fort Ewen; alocity,, a few days longer, when she wiil be despatched for San Fran- and RH Greene, “lovee, Port td Fenwick, Post, NYork. Sl brig inesnnes, Love, OPARTNERSHIP.—WANTED, BY AN ENTERPRISING business situation in a well established ho tid view of obtaining au interest at that tane.. furnish from $3,000 to $4,500. First class references ex- b RIVE! C 1 RIV street ANCING hex Dwatres, ished ular business, where the profs are far were shove nondex 2 and the Fisk light. The best of ety Feterencne given ani re- quired, Address J. M., box 2,858 eliy Post oltice, EA STORE—PARTNER WANTED, WITH $300, TO take charge of an excellent atand in the Bowery. pals only 2 need addres Teus, box 124 Herald office. 5 123 Chi Brooklyn. in New York ou ho » at 3) peivans cry ‘The sbove academies Eo ADAME SAUVAGEAU'S pan ACADEMY, 645 Broadway, is open on Tuesday, 1! oe jou =<] He ADVERTISER, KNOWING OF A WELL BSTAB- T ig business to be f in this city, wishes to meet with some honorable party tring bo between - seeiychateded: oF sail party Aas speck partner, win tly conduct or said pi ie, enpiial well uecured: Address B. J. B., Herald ald oee, TED—A PARTNER, WITH FROM - $500 TO arc) to invest in the manufacture $5000, TO dies in tus city. The business Is pi seit and his been extablished more than eight years, and the brands are well known in the market, A B., Herald offiec, TO a WANTED, butter’ THIS - $10 evenings for me nesday Cm] y and Fridey afternoous al nings B18 0° Grand soiree dansante 2 to-night aie Ee DANCING 1 ACADEMY, EENTH Wi reopen on BAT URDAY, ry ey Friday, at ig bea throughout the season: aftern Beeday abd Saluruey. ati o Glock iad eee Mor young La parma OF MADAM, RUGUSTA'S DANGING | irq bonnes, Ma Snr Gat Ma toes- oe ty Now Yor! a 10 Be way, on Seo of be: wy excursion. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau sireei. ir. app! acadel on 2 of tal- peed aN PARTNER OF TEMPERATE tion—in New York, Wed: sud Saturdays; in ra wor at 100 Os man $200. common business ; his money on Mondays xed and F widays ats bg to be uvesed wee nm immediate ss; _____ LUCKEY ‘< LEONARDS 3 Nasoan s st., second floor. $300. mS UR TO $500.—PARTNER WANTED, ion, real bess = g about $000 annum, Adds ‘ oy 3 per MADAM LEAVY CAN BE CONSULS Ca friends; Fmd the interest of a oot "AStHOLOGT. rg.narace ‘estate aad I. ents of life, at if Muloefry as atreet, qusuenen te. Bbe uses speedy numbers, ‘sod gives luaky pam BAIN 9 ate mit RT gece $500 RANT, A AN ACTIVE MAN, he THIS ws yarns rn yj ig hd TO £11.48 BADAME MORROW I8A | iwSt. Louis, Apply to H. SeaLLs at foley ms a pecu. | — 4 NG born with « caul on her face, hy virtue of which abe can more $850.—: —PARTNER, WANEeD Lod ae, an Corum care, see Wil Cube seeeiy tee | EE Jcek of ood gn hand soiling ma chine, circular saws, beitin ‘complete for doing the bisiness’ “App on the prem we and. 61 gone. between Four. teenth ‘and Fifteenth streets, North river, $1. 00! and the evenia of Ife, even the ‘boughte of Valera’ Tie 184 aga sveet, bf men 4 low Houston street Fee 6 cenis. NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, WHO 000.—THE Nk fe eo HAS SRE. BRAse hie pie eatetns ral jnvuluable recipes for cisco. Wm T Coleman & Co are londlvg this slp nt 25 canta 7 world, feward ie offered (0 any pe Z eognan ol, botany Srage Woy wiian, me wriskegto mee prs 8 RYork; aches Snow Flake, Weaver, Philadelphia, Mary Thee, | turpaen ber, If bu are ik, rouble or iniheky fn baste | Sock of cognac oll, butane de whole and urd Pell, fom he Br Suir Forest Moxanct—On the of the sun sent, | Gueey, Hawking! Beal Brown; Ingraham: Con arion, Hall, | Gatien, consumpicn or iy disease ia" he worst farce atl | tore;down wwn. Any one hat ihe market veil piu esiree, two boats of Monte. | sod Hee, Vosheli, sloopa ¢ and Jag a ee rectae Hee Herald office. at day light, the schr Fiyaway picked rey barbor containing men, being narch, w ye captain. first maie aod fourteen sea part of tbe crew of the Kngiieh ali ch was wrecked on ber passage {rom aru miles out, and afer putting her nats er, Griflin, NYork. TNCY, Rept 2—-Arr sche A nana Lake, Philadel. ONAN FRANCO, Sept 5—Arr ahip Visurgis, Hoya, Port Townsend; bar! dahip, Caron, and Oak Hl ie Forest ilo Francisco % Jeak about 4 thonsand end for iand and rannti satinty yourself, Office 122 Spring street. ADAMB RAY.—THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY 18 a cna peat ber pi ‘a given, iar resent avenve, uenr with real paw HOO. aPARINER WANTED IR THE CORD AND UY, kindling wood business, in ove of the oldest ea tablixhed yards in the city; is cash business; hae. doing a large ORs; Terniet: 6, ship ‘Flying Dragon, Watoon, 4 rachine, with elrehlar iwe for euiting wood: boraes rd har sete barely wee oo gat ed ae ee Oe wags i ne Rxoi ii gt ‘A Falkenbarg, Fa: os |i Hick, wagon. and carts for 5 aang ing the second mate and kx mex. was inet by the ous Oe ee a : Wiese oe aril -iemishuecite ant brought to Ban Fravelou, Me Belncs 18 days: the Wave, ‘ork 1a; bat ) HAS NOT B BRARD OF THE CKLEBRATED ‘second, male, tar ‘ecount of the wreck:—The Forest Mo- leinere’? Darkenoy 170; ile \reseens Blina, Soatie e nishes ihe follow! (Fr), « Madame PREWST! =WANTED, J Foss Pal el GENTLE. $5.000. areb, Capt Ande e neinco for Pi Cape Fiattery; Sth, Dan ship Caroline, Matthiesen, 83 man, to take of a retiring partaer in nate, Capt Anderson left Ban Francisco for Pages Sownd | cebu ae days; Hata bark densiver, Polack, Uambury 122; US S ruccemsful sd, thoroughly inated mantifacturing bust. om to the primps, and aided by the engine the water waa | Tey cutter m L Marcy, Pense, Monterey. ness, fg) the cash principle, a ps tue aera ept from increasing until Tharaday morning, when the water Sid 6th, Olden ark “Ammeriand, epken, ag feof advertised throughout ‘he | United asiee for several grlocd on the pe against the woceasing ¢ forts of the ollicers srdcrew. On Fi Page, Morehouse, Hakodndl, Japan: 6th, jday afternoon got the boa's out and put pro: tag Honotut (see Miscel), barks © ‘darie tian patie Syd Micha weed ete a a ee ee ‘Trask Victoria: ‘Auckland, Nelson, Monterey float unui morniag. AN bande mor into the beams, dropped wih sien Went, Pin kin York: bark D3 Hall i ata, pand Iay-to ail night. Inthe morning boarded ber, and | \ oh, Br art ydney; Dan the water over tween decks. Aes give feckroan, inte Arenas, 8th, ship Belle of vie hen the boate bore away for land. Evessed the ship when deserted waa 670 wiles from ‘nd 199 mallew to the southward of San Franeleco, fon, the carpenter and ten of the crew were in the ‘Weal, Howes, Melbour rr previous to 12th, tp Orizaba, Blethen, Panama, stipe a, ‘Winsor, Se York; Greenland, Bates, Liver id ships Bastifl, Johnson, Hong Kong; Achilles (Ir), Sydney; Ww apt ae yainier ‘Mr Mache, chief mate, with three of ihe crew were in in the Gi if the West, Howes, Melbourne. i MINGTOR, § RC; Oct 2 Arrechrs M A McNeill, Hand, N cade, EST HARWICH. Sept 24—Arr achrs Mapietia, Gorham, N 1% Barves, Haymond, Gloucestar for NYork (unt & (which was in tow of the long boat). Mr Ballardie, mee mate, the boatswain, cook and four of the crew were ia the lifebout. being tweniy-three ail told. Thm buata were in com PAY until Thesday, 30th, when the Hfeboat lost sight of the others, and after a'paseige of nine days from the ship was | | members a7ecet: 3 Hib ateat pen with” on Velerng an the Det forse, Pal break up their paid ay: light, Secretary: Marto: Catawba, Hat se — Barceiona; a 01 PLACE, well, and October 4. ; for gentlemen at § P. M. PI cates RS 38 Ful re ton street; opposite City Hi and Thurads: if th Saturday EB "8 mren, ¥ ¥.. inion street, the 11 z Oetober, and in mn the Luh of October, at 836 F classes ils er at any time. Golrecs ees. Girealars can be had st the Boston, re. ral prastceTosieone gira on Wed id to-night. ee ie M™ HIRT! ‘STREBT uh Cet. inst, Wareham ‘for Balti ae o'eloek afterncon for ehilaren, at do. ladles and gentlemen, mence’at any time. “Cirdulart cam be Se above academ: from academy, in Brook’ ton street, on the t ve A ai 900 Broad For particulars mien sehr coo, 8 ry - SS the rear Ladion Se Charge ¢ aks daughter of an astrologist, she h eg Ee rurstely read age ' ‘ashington, | riyges, tel) how man door below Hi Bot ndmitied, ote 10d 85,000 who en: Slizabethp Funes Rhodes, aude i M*wonte rediotune S80 mn, ge 20, 0AM. 106 P.M. ‘Fe yt Phare Ww C- N ‘ER? Bbe has been consulted by this and Secet meee 4, 8) cen ates 143 Astonishing and never Of all affaire with pool, ——— eee A FIR “STORY, bow yielding a net prott of from $2 $10 per er shy Featienahn peasastug the store scavent tale wot any peat x the abore irate oesly on. ne a will Nerd Cor aren. No sig ‘peed. e ly. "k ddrese A. M. c.. box! 117 Times ofice, EXCURSIONS. ee ee TO THE OYSTER BED OFF at . On Bunday, Getober 9, the steamboat LAW will leave ( in ae at 8 A. M., at Tineey street, Tenth agg wenty-xlzth acorn eae hand with a dredge w spay the boat, distributing woe oysters grads among the passenger Fare foe ie exou 76 cents. picked up by Capt Hrace, of the schr Cochief, who rendered MiayMovTHt Sept 20—Arr sehr Copia, Sears, Philadeiphia, —— << bear crew every kinduess and attention that humanity could | =e ORE OR ORPAAL OTT ae STEA ki ancovonnsinnnnnnnineemete titan i rin anne srk an Panta Diablo ab naan ea ScAv56 MEO EF ed LITERATURE. Cane THR HRGP QUALITY, Pom FAMTLY UST: on the Gib uit, during the prevalence of 7 m page ae oe RN PRED shee rath sere HOOT O RI veloped the ni hye sip na heating a of Sa stein, | Sl mating al the landings Sein ane, Aor AUTHORS WANTED, A FIRST RATE $4 iOpen; lvatdg and Locus Mantain, spe ‘iso, cisco Fy or tt, cn) Kn Willie and bis officers and | Groton, ne Get. Ag Peek slip at oe 4 Tor ae eetarar trea ater etd be pa oy sore cangpel, = Ad oe ‘M Wont Thirty: strest, crew batog upon deck, when 1 jookout shouted ‘ . oh” street $A wr 4 Vou Ke it . M. ‘are pe And W wae suddenly degeried oomng fast ares. tas tab bow. great fa. 5 felurnlog eyport af230 Noapke won adres box 1.386 N, YP acs —_ fret ates LANGTON. on, room No. 2, *