The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1859, Page 8

—— fpecch of Scvater Wilson, of Massacha. setts. BEWARD'S “INREPRESSTBLE CONFLICT” RENOUNCED— THE BLAGK REPUBLICANS TRYING TO SQUIKM OUT OF THE HARPER'S FERRY RESPONSIBILITY. Avconsinersble crowd of republicang and others as. cenfbed at Clinton Hall, Astor placs, at 8 o'clock last evonipg, in consequence of the announcement that Sena- ‘tor Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, would deliver an @@iress bofore the Young Mens’ Republican’ Committee. ‘Tho attendance was vob. very large, though the lecture room was comfortably filed, there being possibly present between three and four hundred persona, Mr. P, Dircher was unanimously) called to the chair, ‘and immediately proceeded to organize the meeting and pominate officers in due and proper form, Dr. J. E. Snod- ‘grass being appointed Vice President, In opening the proceedings the Chairman said that the persons present had been called together to listen to the words of aman who bad done faithful service to the eause of the republican party, and to whom they always bad and always would listen with pleasure. Every elec- ton that took place was to thom important, and the comiag election was second to none in point of importance. Mr. Jawes A. BRIGGS was next introduced to the audience. The Cbairman said that’ this gentleman— ermerly of Obio, but at present of New York— was well known to the public, Mr. Briggs then proceeded © address bis hearers on the nature and tendency of the, sierepressible conflict.”” The contest, he said, was going ‘en, and there was nothing to check it, The “irrepressi- bie contlict’” had recently shown its head and had caused me httle terror and commotion. They had heard of this sontlict also in Ohio, whem the Little Giant was carried by its rushing tides. They had also heard of it in mang oc, coetition the mage -— State of ississippi—w ities are always i ‘They had atso bad a contestin Minnesota, one of the youngest cavghters of our Union, where squatter sove- reignly wes buried under the large majori there poled. Re then spoke of the scenes at Harper's Ferry, arguing what no fave map would have acted as the poor oid man eovcerned in it bad done. But if any man had been treated as poor Brown was in Kansas—if any man having sous had seen them treated like Brown’s sons—bad auy wan been put in chains, and dragged to prison, and ill ased in every Way like Brown, it would, perhaps, cause him to hate slavery. The man was goaded to despera- feon, and Detieved himself to the Moses who should bring deliverance to pie. And in this belief he struck for freedom, and so Keres he successful that the Armory of the United States ai Harper’s Ferry was seized and occupied by a crazy old man, with eighteen other persons and five negroes—the telegraph wires were cut, and the whole place kept in subjection for two whole days. Even the shy-valorons S alrons) military of Virginia had to be called out to put wn this terrible revolution. He then went on to describe the events so freah in the memory of our readers, com- menting on them as he went on, “He spoke of the howl- iuge of the pro-slavery press, which was erying out like hyenas over their prey. The “irrepressible conilict”’ wall go on, and se long as slavery exist in this world, 80 Yong will liberty be found struggling against it. So long as error existed it must be removed. So long as human ‘Wropg continued to oppress the world, so long would bu- man right fight against it until it conquered it. (Great rene The democratic ms and especially the ew Yorx Hyxatp, had all along been at- Yacking and setting upon Senator Seward. According to the Heap, Mr. Seward was the old cloven foot, horns, ‘tall and all. With head erect and tail outstretched, he ‘was rushing through the land to crush out haman life and human liberty. But the fact was that Senator Seward ‘was now in Fgypt, studying facts which might prove use- fal lessons on his return to his place asa Senator. Mr. Briggs wen on at some length to applaud the antisiavery party for their exertions the cause of emancipation. prophesied that in ten years both Virginia and Mary- Iand will be free States, while he regarded the dissola- tion of the Union as an absurdity. Senator Wison was next presented to the audience, and ‘was received with tremendous applause. He said that be had come there with the understanding that he was to address a few young men of the Republican Club of the ‘ity of New York, and to present to them a few plain agen suggestions. Hopeaeet inthe few remarks | had to make, to speak the utmoet plainness and | frankness of the issues now pending before the country. ‘The gentlemen of New York were about entering upon ‘an election of some little importance. Their friends in other pronounced — their ‘verdict against the policy that guides the present adminis- ‘ration at the national capital—New Jersey, Wisconsin ‘and Massachusetts had epoken, and the voice of the Em- pire State was also about to be heard. (Applause.) It ‘Was important that the great State of New York should pronounce her judgment in language not to be mis- taken in any section of the country. At the present Mime, after other States have spoken, and spoken glo- movsly, an effort was being made—a poor, futile, rable abortive effort—to assail the cause of republican liberty im the State of New York, by charg- ing the responsibility of an insane old man’s act at Har- per’s Ferry upon 275,000 liberty-loving, Union-saving, tic men. The effort was a miserable one, but it had n clutched at by men who have been defeated over and over again by the republican party. (Cheers.) But who are the parties really to be blamed for the rs Ferry disturbancey He had not the Slightest hesitation in charging the whole re- pro-siavery democracy of Se. on the United States. It was the legitimate fruit liey that ruled in this country for the last fow years. pele by Dr. Channing, when speaking of the hor- vors of the French Revolution, that the monarchy and aristocracy of France, that oppressed that people to mad- ness, were responsible for the horrors of the Revolution, and not the insane men who enacted them. This remark was true of the present case, and it has been true in all similar cases in the world. Senator | Wilson then proceeded to consider the state of | parties in the republic. The country, he said, was Givided into two great contending forces. The struggle they are waging may be called the “irrepressible con. fict,”’ or anything that one pleased. But there is acon test in progress. There are great powers on the one hand contending to propagate and extend human slavery | through the territory of america, and on the other were | | | forces striving to suppress and restrict slavery— | to make it what our fathers made it—a me local condition. The slave power had seized upon the democratic party, and bad used it for the extension of slavery on this continent, and that ty, in ebedience to the demands of the slave power, ad used their voices and their influence for the extension ef human slavery. Now, there was a party that rises ‘Sp in opposition to this policy of the democratic party ‘ere was a party that accepted the doctrines of our re- publican fathers—a party that stands where Washington, Jefferson, Henry and others of our predecessors stood— where the great men who laid the foundations of the re. public stood. This great party, now organized unter tho mame of the republican party—— At this point of his address, Mr. Wilson suddenly laid his hand on his head and had to sit down. It was at once seen that he was attacked with an affection of the head, and considerable excitement was witnessed among the audience. Every necessary attention was at once render- ed, and it was eventually stated by the Chairman that it ‘was an attack of vertigo, to which the Senator was sub- toed Mr. Wilson did not, however, resume the plat- ‘m. | Gov. Cuxve.anp, of Connecticut, being introduced while Senator Wilson was recovering, recommended every one Dot to look to any man or class of men as to how they | Should vote, but to consider their duty towards God and Fe they would be sure to vote on the right side. n years ago there was a whig party, which has since been annihilated on the question of slavery. There were | then three men in the Senate opposed to slavery, of which ‘Wm. H. Seward was one. (Applause.) There are now twenty-four Senators opposed to slavery, and in the House there are also a plurality of the friends of North- ern doctrine. The Southern party—tor they are not what ‘they call themselves, a democratic party—want to govern the whole Union and every State in it, for they want to extend slavery all over it, arguing that the inerease of shaves in greater proportion to the inhabitants of the presen‘ fifteen States will in time necessitate the extension ‘of it beyond the limits of these fifteen States. I and every. isan should pray them to dosist from their insane measures. We advise them to devise with their Northern brethren some plan for the full emancipation of ‘the slaves, and not continue to exert themselves*for the reopening of the slave trade. With these slaves, which would be imported in millions, we do not want to have gome other John Brown hereatter breaking up thie entire Union and scattering woe and degolation thronghout its Great length amd breadth. (Great applause.) Thoy want to take the soil of our land and , it over to the Afri- cans, who wouk! hereafter not only be its cultivators but Se masters. ‘We are now coming toa crisis, I believe we were cheated out of the election of 1856, but the States wich thex cheated us are now for uz—though we did not then submit like good c Let New York do her duty on the 641 of Novernby ve power is everthrows. Lotwach man now here constitate himself a committee to. act.on the side of right, of justice. of h manity, of liberty. Let all the young republic: ew | York do thig, wad the battle is won, ant all is well Applause.) Srewarr 1. -Wioassorn was the next speaker, Te | said:—While I wast ridiculed ag the “Young Speaker” ju | Minnesota, I never feK fo young as I do to-night. I do not | feel that the empl! a veetublage bofore me to-night ie a fair representation of the republican masses of this city, ‘bere was enthasiatm and warmth in Minnesota. Tho Deacons of freedom s¥ere everywhere lighted, and every ‘man did his duty—-the reward of which was a triumpbant j Surer will give due notice of the time when the payments FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuxspay, Oet 25, 1859, ‘The fojiowing is a comparative statement of oxports exclusive of specie) from Now York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1 :— 4 1858. 1859, For the week....... $1,883,121 1,257,289 1,207,576 Previously reported, 66,613,312 40,516,020 62,627/743 Since January 1... $67,606,432 50,773,209 68,735,317 Though less than the export of the corresponding weeks of tho two last years, the above is not un- satisfactory. Ong exports will now probably increase, as we shall presently be shipping both breadstafis and pro- visions pretty freely to Europe. During the preceding week the export of tlour to England was only about 6,900 barrels, besides 5,650 bushels of wheat ; we sent to the ‘West Indies, British North America and China, about 15,000 barrels of flour, The cotton export is smaller than usual, The course of speculation in both breadstufts and cotton is not calculated to encourage prudent merchants to ship ether the one or the other, at present prices, to Europe, in the hope of making a proilt, ‘The money market does not vary much, though on call five per cent is now quite the rule, and ome borrowers say they can get loans at 414i. At the discount houses the range of paper which can be sold at 5% is steadily widening. The private capitalists complain bitterly of the Poor prospect before them for using their money this fall. Foreign exchange is rather stronger; we quote sterling 60 day bills 11044 a 24, most of the leading houses asking the higher figure. The demand for francs also is fairly active at 5.10 for short sight. To-morrow’s steamer will probably take out a million anda half to three-quarters in specie; the amount secured at the ship’s office at four o'clock this afternoon was $1,400,000. On Saturday, again, there is a prospect of a large shipment. ‘The stock market continues to exhibit the same charac- teristics; there is no outside business, and no inside spe- cylation of avy consequence; prices to-day took a lurch downward. Central opened at 803g, sold down to 79% between the boards, and closed at 79%; bid. Galena opened at 733;, Sold down to 713,, and closed at 72 bid. The third week in October shows an increase of $7,794. Rock Island sold as low as 624, closing that bid. Michigan Southern guaranteed was offered for sale at 1434, on the strength of the company’s appeal for delay on the November interest. Michigan Central was pretty steady. Pacific Mail improved one per cent, chief- ly, it is supposed, on the strength of tho Baltic’s quick trip. In State stocks and good railroad bonds there is no particular change; prices generally are steady; Tennes- sees are }3 per cent higher. In the afternoon the mar- ket was dull, and stocks closed weak at the following quo- tations:—Missouris, 8474 a 85; Canton, 17% a 18; Cum- berland Coal, 1415; Pacific Mail, 7314 a 4g; New York Central, 7975 @ 80; Erie, 6 a 4; Hudson River, 35% a 86; Harlem, 934 2 10; do. preferred, 36 a \; Reading, 8734 a 4¢; Michigan Central, 893; a \;; Michigan Southern, 43 2 5; do. guaranteod, 14; a 4; Panama, 123; a 124; Minois Central, 644; a {: Galena and Chicago, 72.0 34 Cleveland and Toledo, 173g a 18; Chicago and Rock Island, 6244 a 44. ‘The following card has been issued by the Southern directors: — MicmiGAN Sovrumey axp Nortwern Iwprava R.R. Co. 1 Trxasunen’s Orrick, New York, Oct. 22, 1859. f To THE BoNDHOLDERS OF THE THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND Norrnxry Ixpiana Ratcroap Compan’ The Directors of the Company are compelled to post- ne the payment of the interest to fall due on the Ist of November next, upon the bonds of the Ist mortgage of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company and upou the sinking fund, and 2d general mortgage bonds, for not ¢x- ceeding sixty to ninety days from thet date. The 'Trea- Michigan will be made. ‘The embarrasements of the company have been tem- porarily accumulated by a serious accident upon the road, and the dissatisfaction of the employés and their consequent proceedings, which have required the pay- ment of large sums for their back wages, and determined the officers of the company to bring up the pay rolls, and thereafter to pay them punetually as due. This, and the ny | Tihs | mM | 2B 2 TA\9 62; 624 624; 300 sbs Pac MSSCoe30 200 do 860 —_—————— CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tomspay, Oct. 25—6 P. M. Asune.—Sales were light at 5'4c. for both sorts. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The receipts of State and Western brands were args. and prices were from . @ 1bc. per barrel lower, The demand, however, was fair, with sales of about 20,000 bbls. closing within the range ‘of the {ol- lowing quotations :— Sound superfine State $4 85 a $490 | Extra State.,.... 50a 510 Superfine Western... 4850 49 Common to choice Western ex. 5 Wa 680 Extra Genesee....... 5 60a 7 50 Mixed to straight Southern, 5 50a 5 50 Straight to good extra do,.-++ 58560 725 Choice extra family and bakers’ brand: 70a 800 Rye flour . 365a 440 Corn meal see. #25 a 440 —Canadian , With Bales of 200 a 300 bbls. at $5 40 a $6 50; Southern tlour was in request, with sales of about 2,000 bbis., closing within the range of theabove quotations. Rye flour was steady, and in fair request at our figures, with sales of 160 bbls. Corn meal ‘was held with more firmness, while sales werecontined to small lots, at quotations, Wheat was firmly held, with a good inquiry for milling and for export. ‘The sales em- braced 25,000 a 40,000 bushels at $145 a $1524 for white Michigan, $1 45 for white Delaware, $1:37 a $1 39 for white Canadian, $1 40 for red North, $1 45 for good white Southern, $112 a$1 15 for Chicago me and $1 15 a $1 1644 for Chicago club, and a lot of choicg Zimmerman (Southern) at p. t. Corn was without change of moment, Sales of 2,500 bushels Western mix- ed were made at p. t., and small lots Southern yellow at $103. Rye was steady, with sales of 6,009 bushels at 85c. Barley—saleg of 25,000 bushels were mado of State and Canada at 7c. a Séc. Oats wore less buoyant, while fair sales were made at 4dc. a dic., and at 45c. for Western d Canadian. Corrrx.—The auction sale of Rio, which came off to-day, drew agood company. The cataloguo embraced about 3,000 bags, 2,400 cf which, {chielly of good quality, were sold at 104c. a 120. ; Sree es cents; 600 bags, mostly common grades, were withdrawn. The sale indi- cated a decline of about ce. per pound for the medium and common qualities sold. Messrs. William Scott & Son give the following statement regarding the stocks in this market for the week end! to-day :—Stock of Rio and Santos on the 18th October, 1859, 55,470 bags. Sales for consumption estimated at 6,445 . Btock of Rio d Santos on the 25th day of Oct., 1859, 49,025 bags; Ma- Ibo, 4,600 bags: Taguayra, 900 bags; Ceylon, 4,936 ts, 22,500; government bags, 2,000; other 081 bags; total bags and mate, 84,992. ‘The Rio on Oct. 23 at New Orleans, was 28,000 bays; 87,000; Oct. 25, New York, 49,025. ra bags; Java mat descriptions, 1, stock of Baltimore, Corroy.—The rales embraced 1,500 bales, part said to have been made in transit. The market closed dull on the basis of about 11),c, @ 114;c. per Ib. for middling uplands. Freiguts.—Rates were firm, while engagements were moderate. To Liverpool, 5,000 bushels of wheat were taken, in bags, at 6d. Flour was at 28. One handre:l bales of cotton were engaged at 3-16d., and 300 boxes cheese at 26: ead weight was at 20s. To London, 30 eases tobacco were engaged at 4s,, 500 boxes cheese, 40s., and 40 tuns eperm oil (250 gallons to the tun), at 308. To Hamburg, per steamer, 200 bbls. peas were engaged at Qs. 6d.; 200 bbls. apples at 8s. 6d., and 40 to 60 tons moa surement goods, in lots, at 403, A vessel was taken up to load with staves for Marseilles, at p. t. Provisions.—Pork—Mess was dull and frregalar, while prime continued to be quite firm. ‘Tho sales embraced about 1,000 a 1,100 bbis., including mess at $15 25 a $15. 38732, thin mess at $1525 a $15 50, clear mess at $17 and prime at $1093. Beef was in steady request, wi sales of 400 a 500 bbls., including country prime at $450 a $4623{, country imess at $5 62%, repacked do. at $10 a $11, and extra at $12. Beef hams were in good supply, with alc of 100bbls, at $15 for Vermont and at $16’ for Chicago. . Cut meats were firmly held, while the supplies offering were light. Lard was heavy and_lower, with sales of 260 bbis. and tierces at 103¢c. a 107c. Butter was in steady demand at 14c. a 2lc. for State, and at Ie. a 18c. for Ohio. Cheese ranged from 83;¢. to 104¢c. “MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN Rises. 6 22| moon surs. BUN SETS. 5 06) maa warrn.. payment of supply bills, added to the falling off of busi- ‘hess the past season, in common with all Western roads, has absorbed, aud will absorb, the earnings of the com- pany to such an extent as not to leave sufficient means for paying the interest on the Ist of November next. ‘The Directors, however, feel confident that they shall be able to pay the eaid interest at the above deferred limes for payment, and they trust that the holders of the bonds will be satistled that, in this proceeding, they con- sult the best interests of all concerned, and will readily consent to the same. By order of the Board. WM. WALCOTT, Treasurer. Gro. Buss, President. ‘The directors had to choose between this course and borrowing money, and pledging as collateral security an enormous amount of land; they have preferred to beg delay, and the general impression is that they have done right. It is not a little disgraceful to the directors of this company that so fine a property as this railroad should have got into euch straits. That the company will come out right at last, and that its flvances will be restored to order without any foreclosure, there seems little reason to doubt; in the meantime it would be instructive and edifying to ascertain what share the direetors of the cow- pany have bad in breaking down tho market valuo of its stock, and destroying its credit for the sake of their own gambling operations. If we are correctly informed, and we think we are, the operations of several directors of the Michigan Southern have been akin in character, and | | | to the sentence of several directors of the Napoleon | Docks, at Paris, to five years’ imprisonment in the galleys. The Erie Railroad Company have gent circulars to their stockholders and bondholders, enclosing a contract which they desire them to sign and retarn to the company We have already given the terms of the contract. The latest day on which it can be accepted is Ist of Jannary next. If any still hold out after that date, we presume that the mortgages will be foreclosed and the property rold. Messrs. William T. Coleman & Co. received by the Bal- tic the necessary funds for meeting the interest on San Francisco bonds due November 1. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol lows :-— Total receipts. $94,500 75 —For cnstoms. 44,000 00 Total payments 59,644 10 lan 4,701,471 96 e Baltic, and may be seen at B. Berend’s, corner of Wall strect and Broadway. It weighs 2.251 ounces, is 915 fine, and is worth $42,581 71. It is beautifully made. The following are the latest quotations of eight exchange on New York at the cities mentioned:— premium. “ “ “ “ New Orleans, The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning amounted to $19,215,662 72, and the balances to $877. BAL 54. The Mechanics’ Banking Association declared to. The second week of traffic in October on the Toledo and Western road gives $14,650. ‘The on and Western road earned in September as folipwe: Soptember, 1858 Eeptember, 1859 Earnings. Expenditures. $38,071 10 12,848 66 Tworease....... $7000 US 5's 1874... 10274 25000 di i 10000 Indiana 5's... 1000 Tenn 6's '90 election. (Applause.) New York bas a bad reputation for trickery and cheating in politics, and while the whole North and Northwest has spoken in favor of freedom, what will wo say if the Empire State be found not to utter her voice in such a gnanner as will be heard throughout the landy What excuse will wo have if we falter?—for now we are cppointing time sentinels to the watch towers who shail stand guard til the commencement of the ‘strife in the great confiiet of 1860. If we fail Sow in New York we will give ourselves just twice fhe,,amount of work we should haye to do were it shecwien, when the great etrife of 1860 begins. which our fathere left their dlood on ever which the was id, and fod whieh the Dest men of our couatry their all. (Applause AIRMAN DOW the evening wanld not be able to de rprch § to his knomiaign the ‘disturbances a tan ig hon were got up by individgals, and had HO conncetion with ‘The meet soma after adjourned. — Orricers OF THE Graxp Lowe Oxo —The follow the Gre AOxS OF Grand officers of the Grant t Froo and Accepted “Masons of Ohio, hawe beon ckecuse #erye the ensuing year:— ; Horace M. Stokes, Lebanon, Grand Master. Hezekiah 1. Hosmer, Toledo, Deputy Grand Master, Georgo Webster, Steubenville, Senior Grand Warden. ‘edna Jones, Hartford, Trambull county, Junior Grand arden ¥. J. Phillipe, Jon D, Caldwell, Gacinnd |, Grand Treasurer, ti, Grand Secretary, 51000 do 4600 Virginia 6’ 8000 N Carolina 6” 42000 Sisco do, sg 10000 do. ot 3000 F RR ev bée ?71 ‘aie 1000 1} Cen RR bas. aig 1000 H & St.) RR bds 63g 25 she Bk of Am... ay ¥ed 20 Corn Ex Bank. 1a” 15 Bk of the Repub. 66%; 50 Canton Co....... oe 625 Pacific Mail 83 Co s 10 do. ~ «. 65% 60 100 do. 810 65% 785 NY Cen BR. 410 Cleve Cole CARR 92 ‘0 60 Gal & Chic RR... $00 100 do. 50 200, 700 100 bo 300 100 700 ; 1000 do, -810 80 4 Harlem RR pfd.. 260 do, 60 36: 100 Brook 100 do, 200 Reading 50 Inda’s& Cin RR. 49 1000 do... 100 ClvP’nsv'le&ARR 116 BOARD. #20000 Tenn 6's '00,. 90 300ehsClev&TRR DIO 171; oe BP ar spe WE 2d “ 2000 I Cent BR bda 86° pee ie 5 not less criminal, than those which, three years ago, led | * 834 per cent dividend out of the earnings of the past six months. i} Port of New York, October 25, 1859. CLEARED. . Steamship Africa (Br), Shannon, Liverpool—E Canard. Steamship Edinburg (Br), Cummings, Glaegow—R Craig. Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Savannab—s L Mitchill & Son, Steamship Reanoke, Couch, Norfolk, 4e—Ludlam é& Heine- Steamehip Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H B Cromwell & | 0. Ship Eureka, Cutler, Shanghae—J © Jewett & Co. Ship National Guard, G ialveston—J H Brower & Co, Ship Mountaineer, Wilson, New Orleans—N H Brigham Bark Jane A Bishop, Manwaring, Mobile—Oakley & Keating. Rark Etiwan, Swan, Charleston. Brix Hell Flower, Gee, Aspinwall—Trask & Dearborn. rig Hope, Stinpson, o— aire. Brig Onward, Higgins. Bt Jonn, NBC A Dewolf, Brig Jessie, Perchnrd, ————Sittken & Ironaides, Schr Arietas, Chase, Jacmel—Kunhardt & Co. Sehr F Segar, Kenyon, Pensacnla—Benner & Deake. | Sehr Mary Sedma, Goodall, Fernandina—Dibbie & Bance. | Schr K§ Patten, Patten, Key West—Brodie & Pettes, Sehr Col Satterly, Miu, Charleston—MeCready, Mott & Co. Sehr Sarah Brown, Douglas, Georgoiown, 80~Dollner, Pot- er & Co. Schr Oregon, Krause, Wasbington, NO—R M Blackwell & Fehr Pearl, Westervelt, Newbern, NC—Dibble & Bunce, Schr Napoleon, Liamond, Newbern, NC—J L Davis. Sehr Isle of Pines, French, Fredericks! Perl EK Allen. ede on, Bangor. Sloop Binckston ien, Providence—Master. | Steamer Sarah, Joues, Philadelphia, | ARRIVED. Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Jeffrey, Liverpool, Oct 12," via Queenstown 13th, 1:54 PM, with mdee ang gassenzors. to John Date, Passed Cape Race at 11 AM 20th Inst, ane exchanged signals. Arrived off Castie Garden 7.15 A Steamship Augusia, Woodbull, Savann assengers, to SL Mitebill & Son. Monda pe Hatteras, exchanged signals with hence for Savannah. Ship Paragon, Drinkw ise, to Chamberlain, Phe! spoke sehr Republic Jat 48 90, lon 62, saw the bi on her wtern; she was f away. The P has experienced heavy wi passage. Brig Parthenope (Ham), Abbertt . with mdse and 1:45 AM, _N from amship’ Florida, and had her mnsts ent terly gales the entire with patm off, te J W Schmidt & Co.’ Sep: 23 19 W, spoke Genoese brig Capella, sieerina N, Jon 2% 22. spoke Br ship Pomona, steering 8, Brig Adeline P Fluker (of Boston), McKinney, Mansanilla, Sept 20, with cednr, tobacco, &c, to master, No dite, lat 23 16, Jon 88 08, spoke briz J R Dow, trom Providence tur Honduras, it 8, With yellow pine, to ne er, Lingan, Cape Breton Island, Oct 1, with coal, to R Irvin & Uo. “Had heavy weather, | Oct 7, lat 42 47, lon 60, encountered a violent from NW: lost deck lond, ‘galley, salle, Ac; same day, at 6 PM, spoke sche | Horace Greely, from'Pictou for Pembroke, who reported dur: | ing the same gale blew away the foresail’ and Jost one man overboard. | Since Oct 7 had a succession of heavy NW winds. Oct 24, lat 39, lon 74, spoke schr Geo Davis, Grabam, 24 hours hence for Charleston, who kindly supplied us with bread, as onr was ruined during the above gale. Schr Kate Field, Allen, Galveston, 28 days, with cotton, hides, dc, toD © Murray. | Sth inst, lat 24, lon 86, spoke brig Vesta, from Galveston for New York; 12th, lat 22.53, lon 79 ship Neptune, from New Orleans for Liverpool, 8 da F Union, Haunah, Jackson vilie, 2days, for Fairhaven, Schr Robert Caldwell, Hudson, Charleston, 7 days, with cot. ton, to MeCready, Mott & Co. Schr Breeze, Hulse, Wilmington, NO, 7 days. Schr Adele, Baker, Newborn, NU, 4 days Schr Laura F Johnson, Jayne, Newbern, NO, 5 days. Schr J Halsey, Thompson, Hatteras, Schr James Steele, Martin, Fredericksburg, 5 days. 24h fst, during the night, went ashore on Sandy Hook, aid. was pot off this morning by steamtug Underwriter, Capt Anthony. las received no damage, Sehr Wm Allen, Grant, Norfolk, 2 days. Se lexandria, | irginia, | trgsnii. Soodband, Virginia. spoke ont. Sebr Francis French, ( Schr J Van Zandt, Burlage, Virginia, Schr Maria Elizabeth, Bowker, Virginia, rt, Jones, Mirginia, ‘aylor, Inf } i \ Sehr Ne’ Sebr Jobn T: ‘irginia. : imore, 6 days. Huniley, Philadelphia, 2 days. hr Horace I, Smith, Eee Harbor, | day. Schr Eagle, Rhodes, Rockland, 5 days. Sehr Amanda, —, Rockland, 7 Schr Empress, Farnsworth, Rockland, days, Kehr Perseverance, Bolt, Boston for Albany. Steamer Albatross. Jonea, Providence, Steamer Usceola, Smith, New Loudow. BELOW. Bark Helvetia (Brem), from Bremen. } Bark Investigator, from Cardiff, Brig Jacob Benjamin, from J herm brig. ais, facinel.—( All by plot boat Jane SATLED. Steamehips Alabama, Savannah; Roanoke, Richmond, &¢; ship Havre, Mobile; bark Amelia, Whiladelphia. Wind during the day W. Telegraph Marine Report. HIGHLANDS, Oct 26, sunset—No inward bound vessels in sight. Wind W, light; weather hazy. The Lightanip cannot be | seen from bere.4 : LONG BRANCH, Oct 15—Pasain, | in, one of Cromwelt's propellers. Wind W, light; weathor hazy, | SANDY HOOK, Oct25, sunset—No inward bound vessels In sight. Wind W: weather hazy. Miscellaneous. Sm Ware Savait—A despatch from Sandy Fork states that tho ship White Gquall, Capt Belehor, bound to Kingston, with a cargo of iron, is ashore. Stenmtugs W Ii Webb, Cant Hazzard, and the Only Son sent to her relief. , gotsafely in their boats, and arrived at Ovalau with the exco} * Oct 2+—Freah winds from W to NW, clear; tat 40 8%, lon 72.17; jance 780 mil en bet hy game to off Castle Garden; distance 100 miles. siennge® days 3 hours, apparent lime, Total distance run ml For Catsronnta—The elegant Al clipper ship Enropa, Capt Robivson, at pler tl, East River, is now nearly full, and will haveimmediate dispatch for San Francisco, The Europa is perfectly ventilated and bas always delivered her cargoes in excellent order. Wm T Coleman & Co are also loading ths famous clipper ship Reporter at pier 15, Bast River, for the aan New Bedford), Gifford, was tho vessel (of New. . Gifford, the 1 re- Pine .oy MS Minarva Ghonie’ Sviaet tatty excep pg Kaved, “Thess shoals are In about Int 28.8 Hem 100 B The Caroline was ow ved by William Gifford, Rsq. aud others. and sd from New Biedtord Aw a gpa was | reported al “ Tears sant be "She was built wt Dartmouth in 184% be at She is ins ZAiL0 atthe Union oll, $0000 at the Commercial saves C0 at pion office, $2500 on the catcbings ai the Pacific office, Sm Twiignt (Gates) hence at San Fi aya to the equator fa the Atlantic, crore? in 65 cays to Cape Horn; waa 12 days from 508 ta tint Fume Nib, ia 34 ; Sune 18h, lay Ssiive of Denmark, fell froma the ned; bove the sbip to. lowered 9 him; Aug Lith lat 65 8, log 80. W, while ate ing On a la} hedted_from the effects of 11011 W, Scur Lornen Cnmps, at Baltimore 26h from New has on bourd the captata und crew of the sche 3 Portland for Philadelphia, found in a sinking ‘on the 19th inst been run inte by a fore and and cut down to the water's be sunk soon crew were rescued, Bowsay, Sept 11—The wreck of ship Chas Buck for sule on the 20th ultimo, and was sold for rupees; the cargo was sold the same day for: Guascow, Oct 11—In Greenosk, on Wednesday, was, ublic auction the American ship European, of 693. tons rej rand tons Brilsh meaaurement, built at Thomastown, UB, in 1840, and sbeathed with yellow metal. There w good aitendance, and the ship having been at, up at enst and she was fi owed of to Sin, Wien, of Liverpool, for 21300" tt ban slace boost send toa firm in London, Busimons, Oct J—The American, ship Anne Washburn, (deals), got on Lapland, but come off, and will proceed. BRBE ‘W; was Atlantic i 2 Merryman, trom for Loxe Cay, Oct8—The wrecking schooner Kether Ann ar- rived this morning, with mainmast gone, and fram the oopiala we learn that be left Inagua on the morning of the 2d, that night experieaced a severe hurrleane, He also reporia that ship anchored at Thagua as he was leaving. “The beacon at Hig Sty’s was blown down and completely destroyed. A British schooner, of Halifax, arrived here Inst orening ood reporia that on’ American ship with provisions waa iv wrecked at Inagna Sunday night, 2d, and that two wrecking vessels and tyenty Aye boats were entirely destroyed at the same time. The British bark Prerogative, of Liverpool, was dismasted in the gale, being at the by E of Oaklin Tend. Shoe bound trom Glasgor foe Heshon, wih chinery. British bark Duke is ashore at ys three mites south of this island; was from St Jago for 8 with 640 tons copper ore. Portsmouth, Oct. 7—The American Congress, from Lovdon for New York, which was wowed to Spithead yesterday, after being on the Owers, has bad her bottom examined by a diver, who reports that about 20 feet of half ber false keel, on the ort side is gone from the foremast aft, but that the main keel Prtninjured. ‘She makes no water, and will proceed. Prymoutn, Oct 12 (by electric telegraph, this day)—The American ship. Quebec, k, of NOrleans, Bordeaux for Neweasile (ballast) we uark, of from| mnt ashore at 5 yesterday afternoon on Eddystone Rocks. Her jibboom end was within 10 feet of the SW kitchen window of the lighthonse—tte wiadow being 70 feet high. At half past nine, owing to a fresh breeze from the eastward and the falling of the tide, the shio shpped off again, and the crew retarned and, with the help of the pilot boat Heroine, attempted to beach her on the Cornish coast, but the sand ballast chocked the pans. and she sank one mile SSW of Downderry Preventive Station, where she will be high water. While on the rocks, boats offering as- aistnnee, came from FIM screw steam frigaté Topaze, 51, Capt. the Hon, WS. Spencer, which bad just left the Sound for Van- couver’s Island. Saw Franctsco, Oct 4—The sbi Peruvian, on her pores worth of sp! the U8 from New York, threw overboard about: turpentine. ‘The steamship Washington was sold by Marshal yesterday for $40,000. Srpxzy, NS W, Aur 18—The Golien State, Hepburn, on her passage from’ Hong Kong sprung a leak, which, bnt for the axsstanea of er, pasawnuers, would have cansod the sbip tofounder. She arrived in t with her pumps going Dight and day: a diver was sent down, when it was found that seams. She the oakum bad worked out of the garboard be placed In dock as soon as her cargo is discharged. Sea Kanger has been out 34 months from Nantueket, and was in Sydney ebout tive months ayo, She has put into ‘port with loss of jibboom, and to obtalu provisions. On the 12th fast spoke the Wikiam and Khza, of NBedtord, with 700 barrela: and on the 24th Jime, the Independence, of ‘Byduey, with 140 barrels. The Caroline, American wheler, of 500 tons, was lost on the Minerva Shoals on Ist June. She had on board about 2,000 barrels oil, and was Jatelv at New Zealand refitting. The shi went down almost immediately after striking, but the crew’ all flon of one man, who was drowned ufier leaving the wreck, by the accidental upsetting of the boat belonging to the chief oblloer. Ri crew have been brought to Sydney in the Mechanic. St Tomas, Sept 2+—Theshiip Rome, previously re as having put in here on fire, has burnt to the water's edge The remal her bu!l materials and coal, were sold by auction, sud bought JS1 255 75. (By, leer to Bilwood Walter, Haq, Se- cretary of the Hoard of Underwriters ) Bark Horace, from Santa Cruz, Cuba, tor New York, which at into Savannah in July last, wes sold at Savannah on the Trib inst, with all her tackle aud apparel, for B1000. Whalemen, See Miscellaneous abose, Old at New Bedford 24th inst, bark Henry Taber, Kirby, Pas cific Oc Arr at Payta 17th ult, Dartmouth, 150 ap; 1th, Montgomery; 22d, Eben Dodge, 22) bbls since last report; Virginia, 700 spi Wave, no report; 2d, M Wider, 150 sp. Off and on at do 16th ult, Lancer, 1600 sp. poken, &. Ship Liszie Drow, from Shediac for Gloucester, K, Oct 16, lat jon 21 80 Brig 1, & W Armsirong, from New Haven for Porto Rico, et 12 $0 mall pooch Jinle Lagrange, from Swan Isinnd for Hampton Roads for orders (@ll banas bad been sick), Oct 15, Iat 2968, lon 79 08. Foretgn Ports. ANTWER?. Oct 8—S)d Pert: Jones, Havana. le Oaktor1, Kelley, Havana. Oct 7—Arr brige Caroline, Porter, New York; “other Carthagena: Ith, steamship * Jepaugh, ork; Mth, brig Arabella, oth, barks Nazarine, Wallace, Minatitlan; sth) , Sphrrow, Turks Islands; schr Isabel, Melbource, Oct 6—Arr Julius, Meyer, Baltimore. Beruvpa, Oct 13—-In port brig TM Mayhew, for NYork 8 ays. Arr at do Ist, steamer Albe coils (and sid 3:1 for Porto Rico) Canvey, Oct4—Arr Julius Cammert, Buckman, Glouces- 7th, Robt Harding, Dyer. Liverpool.” Sid Sth, Jenny Lind. Larrabee, Jamnica; 0th, Cerro Gordo, Randall, Barbados. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct 3— Horn, Gunderson, NYork for bing 20th, Abner Stetson, od sid Zit, for Chinichas): e Raynes, Batchelder, San Francisco; 23d, bark J Godfre; *hinebas. Qneon, United States; 17th, , Alice Counce, Singer, vira, Andrews, Hampton Roads; 2ist, Her: ‘ashington, Norton, Mel + 26th bark ens, Iquique and Europe; 26th, ship Walter ‘hinehas. CmpeRtaxn Harnon, Oct 4—In port bark Mary H Kendall (not Kimball), Snankland, for NYork few days, \dg. Canreacny Banks, Oct 1—In port brig Eureka, for Balti- more. Dest, Oct 12—Arr Frank Hayne Randell, London for New Agnes, Jones, do for Savannah; Samaritan, Savail, do for NOrleans (and all anchored). dot 10--Off, City of Bath, Garnly, from Rotter- dam for NOricans. Dupitn, Oct —Arr A © Robbins, Fletcher, St Johu, NB; 12th, Florence, Cleveland. Wilmington. oe Oct 6—Arr Helicon, Cole, St Petersburg for Liv- wool. ALMouTH, Oct 5—Sid bark La Ciguena, Sargent (from Ma- tanzas), Greenock, wae St John, NB; Abbyia OCK, Oct 7—Sld A: ladras; Hesper, Perk , Williams. NOrieans. LVOE?, Oct 6—Sld Jane Henderson, Galt, Ne i ns, MOA, abt Oct 1—Sid shifp Maritana, ronatle, Havana, Oct In port bark Topeka. Munro, chtd to pro- ceed to Xara, to load tobaeco for Hamburg. Hatirax, Oct 11—Sid schr George Hoffman, Lewis (from NYork), Foxo, NF. tt ErnuaTON, Ja, Oct 10—Arr bark Sarah, Stevens, Savanilla for NYorl Livewpoot, Oct 11—Sld Emily Gardner, Limeburner_ and Esmeralda, York, NOrleans; Crimea, Harrington, NYork; Enoch Train, Rich, Boston; 12th, Empress, Lyons, NOrieans; ‘Texns, Merrill. Havana; Oracle, Wood, San Francisco, Entered out 7th, Athlone, Mills, Galveston. Loxpox, Oct &—Cld Southampton, Pratt, New York (and sid from Teal 1th); Albi ‘tillams, Swansea and Shanghae (and sid from Deal 12th); Empreas, Parkin, Newcastle and Shanghae; Hanson Gregory, Robbins, Cardiff and Matanzas: Erie, Knudson, New Orleans (and anchored at Deal 1th), 10th, Rockambeau, Stackpole, New Orleans; 11h, Allan, McArthur, do Tribune, Irvine, Mobile. Lisuon, Oot 2—Azr John H Jones, Mills, NYork; 5th, Chan- Ucleer, Batch, ai Tacos, WOX, Jaly 4 No Am Wawel in port, MARSEILLES, Oct ‘Sid Forest City, Tyler, Ay chicola; Chas Williams, Malaga. ding en itens ie Newrorr, Oct ‘ul Geo F Patten, Mitchell, Jamaica, pAENcasTIE, Oct 8—Hentd ont Alfred Lamont} Anderson, P Orouto, Oot I—Arr Fe, Campos, NYork; 24, Allianca, ruiz, d ParenMmo, Sept 27—Arr J C Nichols, Nichols, Catania, Piyxovrit, Oct 10—Put in, Lorenzo, Cornish, trom Bombay for Brem: Porto ‘No Am vessel in port. VALPARAISO, Be ‘Arr ship Contest, Californie; sl4 Aug kins, Cobija; Sept’ 2, Prospero, Leach, 31, ship Memnon, Chanarai, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct Oct 4—arr stenmship Monnt Vernon, Smiib, NYork: sehr Yorktown, Woglam, do, ALBANY, Oct 24—Arr, echrs Josephine, Allen, Greenport; Ann Curtise, Morgan, NYork. BOSTON, Get. 24—Arr_ sbi Bomiphre Stockbolm: brig George F Willams, Hutchinson, vin Holmes’ Hole; Wappoo, Gombe, Alexandr Nickerson; Williara Nicho delpbia: schrs Kivira, Clark Onward, Branscomb, Rondout; Pnrinton, Given, urks Island ickerson, Strout; Tangier, Pendleton, Phila Presto, Larrabee, Ellzabethport; James lawrence, Allen, New York. Quaraniine, berk Martha Anna, Burgess,’ from Havana. Telergaphed—Ship Union, from Caleutta. Signal for S dries. Cid, ships Andes, Putnam, British Kast Indios: Sheri- dan, Russell’ New Orleans; D 1. harks Neapolitan, Bu ker, 1 Wiistogton NG; Tole hy Rich, ington, NC; Teleg 5 Studley. Phiadelphia; fob OTrelund, Iai + Win Cogswell, Meare, do, 'Sid—wind W. birk Cordelia. th—Arr (hy tel) brig Sarah, Nickerson, Matanzaa, BALTIMORE, Oct 4—Arr steamship Parkersburg, Powell, | Sell gl pores Wh Fuillice, Taunton; ig CGI; Augola, Ball, ona} Moon! a Benall ortinnd: MeManus, Mobile; lee, Watts, Mobile Cape Haytien;sohrs Lots Niekarsou, rah L Stevens, . N Yor! Witt, Maranilies: onto, 5 Grow Le ‘The Vanderbilt oteamship Oeean Queen, Capt Seabnry, on her recent passage from Havre and Southampton, tnade an ex- cellent run for the senson. The following is an xbstract of hor log:— Oct 13—Left the Noedles at § PM. Get 14—Wind E, moderate, clenr; lat 49 46, lon 6 43; dlatance 215 miles. lat 50 04, Jon Oct 15—Light winds £1 and F, clear; 3 ines 2 ea dr lat 00, Jou 22 13; dia ic NR, clear; ; 1430; Oct 17—Fresh NE; 87; dista soci ig Freeh winds tron NE; lat 4986, lon 29 97; distanen Get 18—Fresh winds from NE to K; lat 49 05, lon 33 21; die. Get I Frech eaten fi red ‘ i 10 >Ererh galen trom NE: to WNW; lat 48:29, lon 4520; Get 20—Gale from NW ana WN" el a 4 1.05; stance 150 mileus: Nw? ater Part fogs lat 45 42, resh breezes from WNW, to SB; stance 262 niles, cesar teint isa NW and WSW; lat 42 2, Oct 22—Freah breeze from 88K to Jon 61.07; distance Zi0 miles, Oot 24 Fresh yiileg from Wost, and clear; Ia}41 26, lon 6821; distance 243 miles. schra Peerless, Patterson, Weat Indies; aise Morse, Parsons, Boston; Sarah M Sherraan, Sherman, Providence: seamship Emtapeo, Ramsay, NYork,’ Sd, echr Fred Bheorer, Sherer, valveati ‘WBth—Art (by tel brig Romance, Cam) 3 echrs Rover, Nasa: Tucker Chiides NBedford, gts BRAZOk, Oct 1—In port, schra.S A Woodhouse, Torry, for NYork next day; Rea Drift and Kate Bruce, from Mobile diag BANGOR, Oct 2i—Arr schra Caroline Grant, Harriman, Port Ewen: 1. D Wentworth, Rider, NYork. Cid 22d, sche lage, Onda, qipAEH, Oct 2—Arr brig HH MoGilvery, Clibed, Bucks. CHARLESTON, Oct 21—A i bella, Oliver, Marannm; schra WHE Gittiand, Roviskeos teen, Epa, Keene, New Bedford, Tn the olting ship Samonet, MeNear, from Boston: also two ships, unknown, one supposed to be bound to Savannah. Sid ship Roswell Spragne, Dram Peet catiy tat bia, N atnship Columbia, Berry, N¥ork. ae A ba red je Mien ig Wilton, NYort. , Oct 16—Arr ‘ 2 (and sid 19h for Philadelphia). sana Mice ssid f FATR HAVEN, Oct 24—Cid achra AB Terry, Va; Dwight Davidson, do: Minerva 1, Wetmore, do, GALVEBTON, ~Arr hark Jasper, Bennett, N Jn the ofling a bark, d to be the Mounvaln Engi NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1859. NAUTION.—LOST. ON OOT. 22, np the NK, Bank, drawn to 4 a > and on os oe woe. As ‘a wi ‘be of no value to any oe! eens Sa ina Sorta AD, A LARGE FER A8TRAY—ON THE STOETA ROO tanta voe ‘OUND—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING A SMALL — of money. ‘The owner can have it by applying at 35h so, AS ee a 1 OPT—A PROMISSORY NOTE, DRAWN BY HENRY " : HP jodfrey, and L roan € 400 Gece Me ea ceanarceuaie Ue | Ta Meambtn caeer de Raton atin yore Farah Jd tg “= Bem wy for ph phe ae rubies Raley: cautioned sgainst nogo- Tayloretitan for fo; Willam Carrol Chipman, Calais for | “A426 the same Ralumore, Ween iis, gene “griton Adan, | 7 ORP_AN RNGLISH GOLD LEVER WATCH, DOUBLE Eaton Maine Taw: Loman, keno, Emblem Justina Rialto, St Noe. B20 and SI A thsanade, by J. Joke wateeope Sin, aragr Oe etwte sce:| fete en yn cee ert Jame 8 Hes it, Starlet, Frederick Warren, John ‘Ruggles, Sa REORCOAT BOLO TE Chie GS ar . YERTERD, Oct Arr rigs Ocead, Traveller, Milliken, Baltimore for |] ,O¢7—2ES! an tranee oy with Aunts Dion; Wan'A Dress, atch, Hoson for wy 80; | tetasenoe Go ettng hv A rewerdek So alll te Beane ER oct ie fre ea | Unie i uta want Dole: i : % delphia for Boston; 8 D ‘Wall, Port ford; Bs Moray Roblont Pedant Cheien; | TORT YESTERDAY, MONDARA, BETWRRN WAND Him Gregory, Brith, Histimond tor ater; Mary Aun Magee, | ‘cing from Shiny dha aeet to the corner Of Jobn and” Nis- Salem for Philadelphia; A M Aldridge, , Beverly for | (20 Srsels, a poriemonnale, copia “ yi kals, Sar for NYork; Joseph Fish, LJ a Slaimore Timoasion for Vwi, 6 trie ue Bacay, | Cupiow ap, New York and side, change” Tee Ader dunhiny Aroa em B Mahoiey, W Si iaecy, basse, Lady | Eat Try bird wrest near Madan avon er, Pallas, Caroline, Mary ,‘Abu09, Ais bom ros ata ot Teac | 1 OM"A PROWNORT NOTE NRA BE ROR Colson, Crusve, Rel Knight, Ariadne, J K Stoneback, | 24 oe Cee Sm, een oribere igi, Joke, Cadwalader, 5 Eero ed against ‘nnogotating the vame.” Pay: Feoner, Garis Boverin Bite Eeat = Aetna, Wie Ont OH Bk COTTE, OF STATE ATR ‘Sidney oe Martha je girl, if uired, ite full value will be paid for pore 7 iad lama ahliad i pply@s RW. Bowyer, No. 8.tryon How Build loseph 5 its return, Oct 24—arr and sid brigs Marcia. Harriman, NYork for | ing, N.Y. Hare Pater Mae tor auieiay Vents’ Hustley: Bite: | [ O8T-ON MONDAY EVENING, TH, IN GOING bethport for : Michigan, Cousens, do for Bangor; May- 109 to the Academy of flower, Kent, Bucksport for #altimore; Ophir, Moon, in | Muslo, a Hut Bracelet, with « Gold Clasp. ‘The finder will be for NYork: Bilas Dudley, Davis, Babgor for do, Kiso sid | Uverally rewarded on leuviog ft at the above address. ri Ocean v ny wer; Fowl, Isabella Thompton, HW Wellingion, Mary f Gage, | 77 OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE INST, IN LEAY- phie Ann, Ceres, RG Porter, Admiral, Jos P Cake, Jas H Shearer place, is ookiyn, to the, Row ferry, eroae. Moore, Spray, L. Sturtey: Richard Vann, 8 D | ing in the boat and tekinga Nioth avenue stage to Thirty Hart, RJ Mercer. 10 AM—Wind NNW; no vessels in port. | street, a Brown Cloth Cape, trimmed rown velvet, cut HARTFORD, Oct 24—Arr schr Gunpowder, Monro, Bliza- | in diaionds, and lined with dapnel. Who ever returus it to 294 Thirty Gfth ‘street, or No.3 Cheever place, will receive a pINDIANOLA, Oct7— Arr achrs Stampede, Burrows, NYork; reward. tham, a EEE TSE IS ES PRR BILE, Uct 17-—-Cld brig Hancock, Wooster, Pensacola. O&T.—A WALLET WAS LEFT YESTERDAY ON THE New 0 BANS, Oot 18 M—rr’ shios Chimborazo, Me- conneer of store 7 San. * or try han, NYork; Lupa, Shannon, Boston; Village Belle. Biairs. | store and Twenty eighth sireet, co from $65,t0 $80 dell; Waldoboro, Me; Penueta (Sp), Havana: barks Maipo | & check Jacob H. Ta dated v (®p), Mas, do; Barriet Hazeltine. water, Boston; brig | able to John H. White or bearer, of hundred Kate (Br), Stevens, Belize, Hond. on the Butcher’s ana ) the of 19th—Cid steamship Em} Griffin, NYork via Hava. | which hes been stopped, with other papers. A 1 reward pa; shies Rufus Choate, Rich, Havre; Roger Stewart, Turner, | Will be paid for the return of the t and - ‘and no Liverpool; Sp bark Cantabria, De Sarria, Barcelona; Sp brig | questions PLATY ADAMS, 11 way. O8T—ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2%, FROM A CAI reole, Ri , Belize, Hon. NORFOLK, Ot 22-—Cld brig Virginian, Chamberlain, New riage, a Mink Cape Ten dollars reward wil) be paid on leaving tat Genin’s Bazaar, 613 Broadway. for Philade) O8T, MISLATD OR STOLEN—HADDOCK, REED & BD Pit Goi check, No, 48, onthe Commerelal Bank, Philadel NyYork; Anp 8 Salter, ‘Choe phia, daied Sept. 22 to my order, for fifty dollars. Sid 234, sehrs Ro f ime having, base storpedy © no gp cea oe ne. Urite a eentamames bce Wks: dak | _ Hmmm Nok 21s irews, and J un, Sturgis, NYork; Jane, ast nn AE ES Sia ae 8 Salter, Fish, and Choctaw, Harding, (from Warel ; LITAN POLICE —YOU, OARMAN, WHO 4 * cart on Raturday, call for it at No, Albert, Cotton, (from Harrington) do; Splendid, Maban, Cold WARES aay {hy Sprin; "NEWBURYPORT, Oct 23—Sid schr Halo, Newman, Phila- \TOLEN—FROM THE GALLERY OF FREDRICKS & ceNEW LONDON, Oct 28—Arr schr Cora, Kelly, Boston for Soy YS Rowrery, © pastel inenees eS inehen, of NYork: th, achr Jonas © Chew, Bugbee, Taunton for do. Poy Sat oe pend Ht fay: ree! po Tihs ‘Wheldon Bal DL Siar ges. “Piovd, (or | dollars will be paid for the return of the picture; no questions y Wave, Veazie, Philadelphia, RH Wilsoa, | ssked. Gcean Davis, do;' Meteor, Smith, New York, and nearly ail others. 24h—Arr (’y tel) brig Gov Bull, Arthur, Sierra, Moren, via REWARDS. Havana. sit brig Moty Farrow.” Hlecell,'Bangor, (oF 2S a RS a RO nrg RN ES according to wind); sehr Mediator, Miller, Georgetown, SC} SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY sloop Wiullant. Howth, N York. person who finds the body of Rev. Chas, Piguet. who NEW HAVEN, Oct 24—Arr achraN Tyler, Tentor, Balti- | gas drowned last Friday evening, 21 inmtant, toot, of Barclay = May, Nickerson, Trenton; sloop Southport, Gladwin, N | gtrect, hrm egg sane Apply to PIQUET BROTHERS, No. ‘ork. ‘Liberty » Nev ‘or NEWARK, Oct 24—Arr schrs Stranger, Brooklyn, Norma, R i Croton; Ontario, Calais, Me; Casper Lawson. Newburg; Jave Ann Maria, NYoFk; T wo Sisters, do; Heary Clay, Haveratraw; ct eget mg ih ag ty e) ing a lace set, addressed Wm. Erbs, 50 Weat Thir- Physician, "Brooklyn; aloopa Contrivance, Stony’ Point; James K Sayre, Jr, Croton; Cryatal Fountain, land. Wdecke | feenih stregt, between Thiriesnin aud Sixtesot® eireets and, Banost. Sarah. Vel seen acter pena Slee, Sas ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., 809 and $11 Canal st. cieno toe ie REWARD —LOST, IN GOING F GET vag Sag ec cnt p B eyO gee e faeoce mr $ street through Hudson to Duane sirest, a. lady's Silebell Ran Franciaen for Tcekalet; 250s ips Prinbeas Aga), 4; meee tpin containing » gentleman/e DASaAe, | The Save xe paca *ranciaco for Reekael id Bont fa ahio arab! | Wardrwil be paid to the hinder if left at'No, 14 Laight street. from Teekalet), Sydney, NSW. PENSACOLA, Oct 1b—Arr schre J i Saunders, New 55 hha paliger geen de peied ype Te Hae Dunnell Harceee Baty te Browa Hinioe Gouna | Bortemonnsie, containing about $16.. ‘The finder will oblige the- Christi; ith, bark Gambia, Kean, Havana’ athe schrs id receive the above reward by leaving it with 8 owner an ve Block, 154 Fulton street, $5 ‘he finder will receive the above the book stor of Beventh street eston; 18th, James Henry, do. basement. Un the bar, sehr John N Genin, REWARD.—LOGT, ON MONDAY | ANTERNOON, rr bark Rowena, Wilson, Porto (ov. 24, in’ or near Barnum’s {Museum, a eto Cavello; brig Empire, Crowell, Boston: schre Dint Townsend, Toward by Waving Boston; ov MS Crosby. Crosby. Westport: Cla. achre vee. | ere nress ad avenue A 4 wv © 5 5 4c] ver- Fine: Eaton, Boslons C L, Bayles, Tooker, Brookhaven REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. PORTLAND, Oct 2—Cld brige JD Lincoln, Wehber, Ma- 2, a black “and tan terrier Dog, ait ears. tanzas: Jadih Somes, Raymond’ Cardenas: Taluraetia, Smith, | irimmed. has a partially bare spot on Ie tide.” Wenevér wil Cuba. Sid, wind WNW. bark Perl; brig 3 D Lincoln. return the same to 89 Hudson street shall receive the above 23d—Arr barks Iddo Kimball, Ingraham, Cette via Rockland; | reward, Jobn Carver, Nichols, — ROVID! PI ENCE, Oct 24—arr schrs Colorado, Ale, Philadel- 5 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON | phia; J bh H Risley, Boyce, do; Ocean Wave Enclish, who will give information of the whereabouts of a black Si Marey. Youve, Elva ri for Pawtucket; Myrtle, Ayl and white Newfoundland Dog. who strayed from the | worth. NYork: sloops New World, Ely, Sllzabethport for Paw- | of the subscriber op Friday last: answers to the name of Pate. Tyler, Port Ewen; mer Yorktown, Parrish, N | tucket, Oak, Dolen, Roudout; 8 B Packet, | Orion, Rackett, NYork. HMOND, Oct 22—Arr ©. DUCRBUX, 510 Broadway, basement, lamp store. $5 BERARD—Losr ABOUT OOT. 15, A BLACK ork: sebra Liny RW 1 Ne | and tan Slut, about elght months old. ‘The shove reward Rvorke Bi sckde Ireland GRY. Comckue aang! Sun: | Sel be pald on her retura to 18 West Sereatecath sirect. Baker, Boston. REWARD.—LO8T, A SMALL WHALEBONE CANE; VANNAH, Oct 20--Cld bark Oscilla, Ashby NYork. h { nf ” or “4 Fiat_arr scamhip Siar of the Souths Lyon’ NYooee aches $5 "eit go ied wa the natn NY WE areas it; left ov a seat in the Winter Garden Theatre, or in a carria, engaged atthe door of the theatre. Apply at the oillce of Everett House. $1 REWARD.—LOST, LAST EVENING, FROM 298 the name of Billy; bad on a red Pearl street, a small pre and tan Dog; fe engraved the nsine of E. P. Coole: 1 REWARD. N, ON OO? 25, BETWEEN 10 en Sonth Third and Sonth Fourth streets Willismaburg, one lnrce gold Wateh and German chain, two ¢reastpios and a small silver Box, on the bottom of which in engravec tinls E. N.: also, two strings of coral with two gold ke's; also, a amall gold Locket. The above reward will be giver to the person » ho retarns the goods or ives any clue. Apply at 46 Union avenue, between South hina and South Fourth etreets, Williamsburg. $2() REWARD.-GLost, Goma FROM FOURTH sr. down town, $38 fn Aamall book, The finder will re- RW Erown, andrews. and Thos Holeomb, Goslee, NYork. Cid achr Chalienge, Hill, Thomaston. STONINGTON, Oct 24—Bld schrs’ Richard Law, Sheflield, Rondont; sloop Charles, do. | ALEM, Oct 23—Arr scbrs $ B Wheeler, MoLoughlin, Phila- ia; D8 Mershom, Alien, and 2-8 Miller, Gifford, do; Wil Joves. Jones, Kondont. s Royer. Africa: sohr Golden West, ark, Philadelphia, Cld 2lst sch Gloneester ‘ Kverglade, Watts, Philadelphia: Alabama, Gardner, Rovdout. Sid bark William H Shafler, Marks, Coust of Africa: brig George W Sones, Sparks. do, SULLIV +N. 0 jaria Fors, Crabtree, New S ds, Stratton, and Astoria, ae, Lord, New York. 4-Sld schr Sallie T Chartre, Chartre, Phi- WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 21—Arr brigs Mary MoRne, Orock- er, Port Spain; Aliavela, Reed, Searsport; schts Wm A Kilis, wes » Oct 2 Nichols, and Atta, Powell, NYork;C Pendleton, Charch, Pro. | ceive the nbove reward by leaving it with Me. Meyer 34 Pine Videnee. Chi brig givers Adams, Mazo, Boston! gchrs Aluba- | street, office Lh a ma, Bonaer, MatanZas; Ben, Lyuch, NYork; 22d, Arcade, Cer. $5 REWARD.—LOST, 0: DAY EVENING, 4TH ain} Porto Rieo. ngt., in going from'107 Rest Fourteenth stree!’ to 208 ‘West Forth-eeventh street, a black Pocketbook, coataining be- ea 180 a in bill ad . _ PERSONAL. tween $180 and $190, in bills, gold and silver.’ The above re ward will be paid by leaving the same with R. Foulds, 87 John a | street, Ne ¥. ed, as nereed. to-day (Wednesday). T. bh () REWARD—FOR THE RECOV@RY OF ONR CASE, ae ei $5 pinning meorschaum Tubes, Fipes. Belaors, voli JOHN OR EDWARD DUFFEY, OF LON. | Strings, Fans, &c., stolen on Monday afternoon from the entry land, will goto Wells, Fargo &'Co.’s ollice | of No. 120 William, street; no questions asked; 120 Wiliam: they wi Cailfornin. NFORMATION WANTED—OF 5. lived at the Carlton House Post ofiice, N.Y. letter from their sisier, who lives in Sacramento, | street, up stairs. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. SMALL PARLOR BEDROOM, GAS, FIRE, &0., ‘without board, wanted, by a gentleman and lady’ in a rivate family, where there are no boarders, until the first of ‘ARAH ROBENS, WHO yearssince, Address C. &., station D A 12218, T AM STILL SINGLE, DO NOT FORGET Tite | May: Location between Housion and. Tenth strecks, Brondvray engagement. MURPHY. | and disth avenue. "Address W. 8. ox 2.968 Pos! ofloo, stating MSS, MARY Js, THERE ARE LETTERS FOR YOU; = also 0. and C., 2 P. M., at M., for three days. STORE WANTED—IN THE SIXTH AVENUE, NOT: JOFFMAN. below Twentieth street nor above Twenty elghth street; must be a good location for a fanc; Address, with full ‘ARY WILL FIND A LETTER FROM JOHN IN THE Medison aquare Post ofice. MATEDAYOURS RECEIVED. BE FIRM; DO NOT yield; betler time coming. Write soon, and say where We can meet, and when, EXT OF KIN.—WANTED, THE NEXT OF KIN OF ar. store. particulars, Fancy, box 128 Her office. Dade ROOMS WANTED—WITH CONVENI- ences for housekeeping, on first or second floor, for a gen. tleman and wife, by the lat November; bouse must contain bath; terms not to $17 per month. Address M. £., Broadwa; Post ole, for wots = Rosa, Attorney at Law, su ed of New York, who ‘SE WANTED.—AN EXCELLENT TENANT WOULD married Eliza or Hlizaboth Litclideld, the daughter ot” Joho Sew seuuys good berks te tovih een oe a Litehfieid, Esq , of New York, an officer in the King’s army tn winter; will pay small rent, keep all in nice order, show the American Law Ageot, No.1 vmoeae ines Loudon, giana, | Bremleeaboweatiy tothe best advantage, and move outira mare rican Taw Ageet, No, fan, Lo Je tennint offers; and fa the pring, tna rnanenty, Where thoy will hear of something greatly to their advantage.” | {eet reference, ‘Aildress. box 4,980 New York Poot oflee for id three days. LEASE ANSWER MY LAST LETTER, AND SAY when, or I will come same place at three on Wednesday without carriage. 8. _.. THE MILITARY. T A SPECIAL MEETING OF COMPANY B, ‘OUSE WANTED.—A SMALL THREE STORY Hi ‘with all the modern improvement ‘Third and Highth avenues, and Fourteenth and Forty-ftth streets; rent not to exe or $700; a lease of three to five years would be taken of the above by a first classtenant. Ad- areas W. G. A., box 3,108 Post office. lOUSE, situated between the INDE. ndence Guard (Inte Twelfth regiment), held at their ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, BY A Armery. ‘Sunday, October 23, 1809, the following preamble and private family, in some good neighborhood, not very particulas, but. would prefer “west wide of towne and bela Fwentieth street; If house be large enough, would nave: no rraolutlons were adopted: — z WI objection to board ‘hereas, ft has pleased Divine Providence to snddenly re- ‘ove from our midet our iste friend and associate William resent occupants. Satinfactory ret irk: and whereas, having known him in all the positions of | cdnbe given. Address P. P. W., box 150 Herald oilice. life, observed his career as ® man, a citizen and a soldier, we ree er ne ——— semen take this opportunity to deplore tis, alas, too early decease, Fndeared to ve by every tle that could bind men to man, brother \p brother, our only duty. ead thongh tt may be, fs to shed the tear of sorrow over his grave, and tender the tears of sympathy to his affticted relauves. Therefore be it Resolved, That the members of th's company attend his ‘uneral in full uvitorm, with the usual badge of mourning: and that a copy of resolutions be published om the Ne xox Herald, Times, Leader, Atlas and Mercury. And be it fart Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions, suitably en- grossed and signed by the oflicers of this meeting, be present e to his aMinted relatives, as an evidence of our siucere sympathy with them in their deep affliction and our great lous, Witham Tivson, 1.8. Wallace. J. D. Foskett, J.T. Under bill, W. W. Vreeland A.K P. Dennett, G, N. Aitken. OY pe lelnde pee FOR EXHIBITING A STEAM EN- gine of a novel construction, 6 feet long by 8 feet wide, with privilege of using steam of’one to two horse power, throngh # connection pipe, in & localty as far down town as possible, aud not higher up town than Prince street. Address Fo" Foon No, 6 International Hotel. WANTED FURNISHED HOURE, THE RENT TO i ‘about $1,200 for six months. Addtess IL. P., Herald of. fee. 7 ANTED—FOR A SMATL, AMERICAN FAMICY,A second floor, containing five rooms or four rooms and a store room, in ® house with modern improvements, Address M. rald ollice, y, if HOUSF, OR A Dov- Jerp improvements, in a reapects- bie locality, to rent for ® term of years by @ private family. The house’ may either be iaished or in course of ersotion, during which the tenant’s wishes might be considered. Address F. R., Herald office. TIONAL, GUARD UNIFORM FOR mnpetw order and nearly new. Prise $40, Ad ollie. ~ ANTKD-—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, BY A REGULAR MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD RF! Noveraber 1, a Parlor and Redroom, connected; if posal- ular Democratic Assoetation will be held at 491 Broome | ble in a handsomely furnished private house, where there 1186, pare atroet, on Friday croning, 2th ingtant, at7}g P.M. All mem- | uo other boarders, and for which a liberal price (aout $75 n. sv ers are respectfully invited to attend. by order month) will be paid Any young and e couple ry sree JOUN UTT, President, Would like thelr vacant rooms corupied by unexeostonstns GEU. E, CARPENTER, Vice President. artien, with a permanent arranzement, ean have an interview b Fai Isaac Peysen, Treasurer. yy aadressing | Ww. A. Rooan, Secretary. meyon, box 181 Herald offlee. ne ANTED—BY A PHYSICIAN, A PARTIALL’ " RAND MASS MEETING, Wine Room,wutable forge on. the frat Foor a ‘The Democratic Republican electors of the elty and coun: | basement, between ‘Fourth and Twenty-fourth atreela, Ad. ty of New York — poet se teee ee dress, stating ioeation and price, Medicus, ollice. Qn Wednesday evening, the 28th inst at7%4 o'clock: to express | WANTED TO RENT—A SRGOND 0 ; thetr sentiments on the’ pubile iesilond of the day, and to for a #mall fatnily of three perecagy minal be aetna ratify the Democratic State and county ; with only one or two famitics, in a genteel wont ‘The following gentlemen will address the meeting. fide preterred. Address U, W. 33., ubldg th street. ion. Fernando Wood, ~ ‘adsworth, of Buffilo, | Kent must Le moderate. Hon. ¥.W. Andrews, » R. Weleht N. Jerse: 8. B, Gnebit Hon. Thos, G. Alvord, Syracn Sean SPT SNOT al Sane by ‘the Onion t news with the “irrepressible confiiet”’ SPO) ING. ee Y WILLET, Chairman, LACK AND TAN TERRIERS, FROM TWO TO NINE months eld. all small, well bred and handsome: and other Terriors, and ail the dilterent breeds 0 ‘and warranved as represented tore, 28 Bowery, CHARLES A. MAY, Vice Chattman Rowan Trarsox, G.W. Homon, .* 5 Secretaries. Mozawr Hatt, Uotobor, 1809. € Hors, tor aule Inquire at SORDE 'K'S Bird NDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMI Praxis pers 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALI tee.—The members of the above comi are requested chote breed took und ale Buttera infal to be panetual in attendance on Wednesday evening, Octo ih on Vixternetantor, & conta ner bottle. 26, 18, at 734 o'clock, at the Union, H8 Bowery. selec. | Butler's new work on the dog, beaatfully Ulnstrated, tion of candiGaten for the Senate and the Assembly nominated ~ w by Tammany qnd Mozart, Hall wills come up for consideration | FYOR SALP—A YOUNG AND WELL DRESSKO NEW- final adn on, ROSENBOURG A, Chairman foundlagd Dog, elghiecn mon'ls ol. Apoty at 2t Payard acon W. Moo! treet.