The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1859, Page 8

VOICE OF THE LEGISLATORS—THAT ARE TO BE, Waurther Letters from Nominees of An Parttes for Sonate and Assembly. ‘Tho increasing indications of puble sentiment verify the ‘vemaik of tho Hxrai a couple of monthy ago, when men- ‘Boning tbe asgemblage of a State Convention at Rocboster | eoveerning the rights and wrongs of cana!s and raitroass. ‘Wo well kaew the sensitivencss of the public mind in all dings concerning the noble system of internal improve: ments bequeathed to us by the wisdom and enter, rise of ‘the tilustrious Climton and bis worthy compeers. Right sure were wo that the cry of “Danger to tho ‘eana’s” had talismanic power in arousing the poople ‘@hrougbout the length and breadth of tho Kunpice Saco, Some of our sagacions cotemporaries fancied we were cng Chae gather premature—to say the least—in announcing that the ocher tar Buaio oavonuon rallied or tae parpose of @*peroulng the canals from the ruid with which they are Mreawned.” Tho “ruin?”—aye, the “rain”’—for such was the emphatic language in . wed our glorious canal system. Mer PTE how the ineontestably fact? Tae aarging of ar sentumont-—tbe voice of multitudes reaching ag Md hourly through the conventions and the ganai- “Gates of all parties or factions—vorroborate eur positions, Sea indicate that the whole community 38 arourod as yt F was before sroused, except In One ever memory Fie jurtanee, by any matters copnected with the internal smprevements which furuished foundation for our extra- eqrdinary commorcis! prosperity. ‘Fout Hingis exception forms & memorable chapter in fhe history of the Empire State: ‘Fe hutelligent reader will readify conjecture that we voter to the popular whirlwind that swept through the land fp veogeance oguinst the removal of DeWitt Ciluton trom Me Canal Commissionersbip which be had so long dis- barged alike gratuitously and gloriously. Colums upon columns of replies from prominent mon ‘ef all parties, in all sections of the State, now triamphact- Jy vindicate’ the justice of the alarin sounded by the Beasip ‘for resculpg the canals from the dangor with whwh they are threatened.” Aud how can we bower dee. ge our duty to the community than by appriang ‘sur readers of the indications of the provalent seatimant poring in upon us from all quarters of the State? ‘We have Space to-day Jor ouly + simall portwu ol Lae repties which the Clinton League received wahin ube last twenty four hours; but even these few specitneas, in- @uding DUMeroUS senatorial candidates, furnish mgnit ant proof of the strong senument awakened throushout he whole land for the defence of the canal system agetost what we recently characterized, and now again @eracterize, as the ruin which threatens our giorious ‘encal system. Afer the hurrabs and noise of the great potitical te shall have subsided, further and fuller quotatio: $ will oc farnished from the éxpressions of pub ic eentim nt, con tained in the replies of candidates aud cther prominont — ‘RRYRACTS FROM THE OONRESPONDENGE OF THE CLINTON LRAGUR, BAVLY OF AXDKEW S. WARNER ESQ., REPURLCAN CANDIDATE YOR SENATOR, TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT. Sanpy Cnrrx, Nov. 4, 1869. gerne Nour circular with Interrogatories i just re- ewired. I have only ume vo say— Fiwst—Thot 1 am decidedly opposed to the sale or lease of tha emmals 0 any person or set of oersons, believing that chey @eonla remain whe property of the Stale, subject only to hor ‘Feeond—That Tam in favor of comple! enlargement ef the canais at the eariies practicahle x ‘Third—ibai lam im fuvor of securing to citizens of this Fete, a: least equal advantages with the citizens of otber $t+tes, on all the canals and railroads within her limls. Moat gonpeeifully sours. ANOsEW 8, WARNER. Po Kern URiniLy, Chairman, and Hvcu Auiex, Secretary, @iaten League. BEPLY OF WILLIAM C, JONES, KSQ, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR ASSEMBLY, PIPTH DISTRICT, CITY OF BKOOKLYN. BROOKLYN, Nov. 5, 1859. Grxrixxex—Your favor of thie date is reeatved, aad con. tenia roies. In reply. 1 would stase— 2. 1am ia favor of the completion of the enlargement of the ‘enna’s, coo: uit; to 1aw, ut she earliest practicab'e period 3 } am opposed to selling or leasing the canals. 3} am ia favor of the ro rata Rallsoad Will” Respectfully. MO. Jone: "ieway ORiaiy and Huon Ausrs, Hoge, Clinton League. ‘REPLY POR ROBERT T. GRANT, E9Q., DEMOCRATIC} FOMINED FOR SKNATOK, ‘NINTH DisTiACT. ry, juilivan county, Nov. 8, 1850. ‘Messrs. O'Rreviy and arien ‘TLEMEN—I am, a the absence of my father, in receipt of eireniar; and ss he is now alent on an eleeuonee Ing and will not pro.ably be bome upli: eiecuon, what his wiews are on the subject i cannot tell, Dut presume they are wound. Yours, dc., 0. 8. GRANT. REPLY OF THOVAS HILLHOUEE, PSQ., REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE YOR BENATOS, TWENTY SIXT DISTRICT, ‘Fe Barry O'Rei beg , Chairman, &e :— DEAK SIK- 1 fully endorse the auewers given by Theolore Thea, Ear. of Frooklyn, tothe questions put to kim on the @eiject of Le canals of the State by you~ commiuee. bOMAS HILLHOUSR. to ancorns| earry out the views of the Clinton Teague, 30 far Pay oro tape ara nd Lor in favor of, and shall-vate for, {he immediate comple- Von of we enlargement of the eanals if role for, a law sevaring to tbe pecn! Cy ‘canals eT Br thin state,” Ne ie Tam opposed te and shal vole seatna, the nate ar teagins of canals of Una riaie. Keapewall; ‘obedient vervant, * pH TER MABTBRSON, REPLY OF DAVID R. JACQUES, ERQ., REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR /ASSRMBLYMAN, MINTHCDISTRIG, CITY OF NEW YORK Tis Nassau Srauat, Now. & GENIAL ave received the eareular’of the" Glnion canne lo reply to tbe inquiries it propoun Teay— 11 ams opposed otha sale ar lenec’ of any of tho, Plaie.e:- 8. 2 Tam in favor of the completion, at the eartiost day 008: site, of the enlargement now in progress regarding ovary eay'S deloy aga lose of interest on toe Hnmanad same alrord 7 sepegiee Abe eulargement, and a great iajury Wo the eity and 3 Trecard the “discriminating” tari of freight yon rate to 48 nol only a direct blow at the welfare of the people af this Rig e residing along the ina of rshirosd, butaa were wngraio ful Fetarn fos the threa iniliian loxn released by. tha Sata &) the Erie Rullroad oud tne enco iragameat given by tae Legis hich we herakied the calami- | Matyrelo railroad euiery:ise aonerully, an® algo ae breach the rmplied contract veiw een these onmpanies and the Suite ‘hat the roade built upon private property, taken y virtue of the rixbt of eminent domain, for the eonsiruction of those pad: he Dighways, shouki bo apen, widhouttaver and without die eximinazicn, to be cotire commuuity tam, gentlemen, vary respectfully DAVID & JACQUES. To Hrsxy O’Riety. Chairman, and Huan Auss, Secretary of the Clinion Legatwoa, NEYLY OF KLIAS FOND, RSQ.) REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR ASHKM- BLY, GY OF ROCHESTER, Rocuusren, Nov. 2, 1359, Gents —Your favor under date of the 16th wt. is duly re- ecired. You propound substaniially the follewiag, interrogate Jat. “Are you of are you not im favor of preserving th Rate ¢anal sysiem ax the property of the people of the Suvie of New York, ag ihe great water way deiween New York harbor snd the Imiand seas, for the use of all pors%ms, oa. eqnal arms for 8 ume, tastes of oonverdina the canals By sale or Jaane, Crom pu waye Into prtvate monopatles 2d, Are jouer ate you ‘Loin tavor of tb» compleitoa of tha enlargement of the canals according w nw, so as to give the Teaired depth of seven feat ut the commencement of MAvisw tio peat spring—an object which ean be accompligaed with moderate mears daring ibe pext wi.vr? 3d. Are you or are you notin favor of securing to de perple pf tie state equal ‘upon the canale aud railwaya of bia tot My a elecded. Tanai sappo tthe moasures tudioa J wan perfectly famillar with the aetion of the tee.on the oro rata bit at tbe last sension of wre, And was in daily consultation with tham T hope also 10 ure she friecda of the canala take and tnalst on measures to pay off the ded's. dee and long delayed for work. done aud materials furnubed. Very wuly, ELIAS POND. Meow. HeNKy O'RimiLy aod HuGn aun, New York. pot Commit REPLY OF DANIEL GRAY, ESQ.) REPURLICAN, NOMINEE, STEUDEN ‘COUNTY, Warrier, Nov. 4, 1880. Geytiemen—Your circular of the loth ult, cootaining cer- tain interrogatories, has been received, to which { wil, Pepa cee Sve coananeaaes. anaes ty magne me le as people, ‘use of 2‘) upon torins. And Tam eleoin furor of reduiciog ost Of suseriniond. ence, collection and repaire—of wljuatiag the tolla npn the ‘canals and competing lines of railway, and of regniating tho frelgbng upon competing lines soa io enable ieue catsls t9 be, not chy self sustaining, but witimatsly so dissbarge tbe heary debte with which t) are pow burde ad, ‘To the reccnd—' hat I am f favor of completing the eniargo- mentof ihe ental, 9 a8 to give the required desth of seven feet at ibe ope ning of nuvigall n next spring, if itean be ac ‘compliahed wi h reasonable meana and goo! eoooome. To the thind—That, in my opinion, tha Legmiaiure should enact a jaw securing to the people of shia Stite equa) ae upor the ‘cave's and railways Of thie Btate, and thet soch jaw ald protect the people agains? railroad combinations avd an- juat and discriminating freight taritte In conclusion, ai'ow me to «ay, tbat should 1 have tha honor to the county of Steuben in the neat Legislature, { shall'spare uo efurt to promote iheee Oujects. Vary. rea ect fury yours, DANIEL GRAY To Tiany (YR: Chairman, and Hucw Auwen, Secretary of the Clinton League, New York. Ceurt of Oyer und Terminer. Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt. Nov. 7.—The Grand Jury came into court with the fol- lowing bills of indictment:— John Crommery, for the murder of Dennis Meliern. Moses Stafford, for an assanlt. with latent to kill, Jobo Crawley, for a similar offence. ‘There were other mndicumenta, Dut the parties are net yet in custody, ‘The Grand Jury will be in conrt again on Wednesday. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS: From Iavre and Sowhampton, in steamship Vandarbiit— Hon J 1.Ciingman, Carroll Spaned, lady, mater and servants; Misses Kate and Hie Spence, JS‘ aktord, lady, tw diugh- ters and servant; Chas © Thompy a and Indy Ino Biortzaot JeMisses A and harlot Bloodgood, Mrs J P Benjamin. Misa W Berjemin, A dest Martin, Jules’ de st Mart vanis, Judge WG Mavis and Jady, Dr Holisnd, 9 Compdell, Madam Lisboa, two dn. ard theen mapvauts; MraJ de Grohara, J Piayle and jaav, GK Sboonhergar lady and servant; Misses Emma, Salle aad Maggie sh enberser, Pevr Shoenberger, TJ. Snead, lady, child and onrae; s strane, J The rep'y af Mr. Tilton, republican nominee of the Fourih gia ree Brooliya, thus Sdupied by AF. Bllhouse, ie 49 fol wep Orrick or tor Isprrenpent, 2 New Youk, No s Myon Aiwen, Eaq , Feeretary of Uline Lekue: Dean tin—I nevd not take three minutes t9 answer your Bree questions Firs: -1 am in favor of the State holding the canals asiis own Poverty. Scand —1 am in favor of their speedy enlargement and com- Frd—T am in favpr of fair play between the canals ant tbe waisrends ‘The canals are erent veins in the State, through which ibe gworrent of its prosperity has flowed for thirty yours The Grave's interest is to keep hem open, commerce needs tbat Bor they adould be deepensd to seven feet, and fair piay ro- quires a prorat Jaw. Iam, yours basti'y butsincercsy, THsUDURE TILTON, BEFLY OF WM. NOKTON, B3Q., UNION NOMINER ror seNatoR FIMST DISTRICT Uempstran, Nov. 7, 1259. To Bray O'Riri1y, Fse., ND HUGH ALLEN, OF THE OLIN- TON LEAGUE Sin—in answer to vour eurcular, addressing to me certata in- quieies, 1 would ata Isi—l om I tay f the early enmple‘ion of the eplar re. morni of the canals, according to ‘aw, #0 a8 Lo peranlt the tranatl @ saya! sivsm-rs between the AMfantic and the lakes. 24 —1 am opposed to the selling or Je «sing the canais of thie te, or converting inem from public highways ito privae es, 3.—1am in favor of se ur nosing Bosog 22 te Bate canals Sod of securing v> the eluzeas Sine by a pro rata freight bill, cheaper faciities for iran ‘Pretiez their property thin thore enjaved by any other peopi Sisto und f the necessary legislation to wocomsp isa this jum equitable obj fab —1 sm in Yevur of paying the canal dedt by tolla insicad of taxes, for if paid by tolls otber States will vay three fourths, EE dy ties, the citvens ot New York pay a1 Ip adeftion. 1 would remark that | bave made the foregoing te distinctive polnis in the present eacvass Yours res tay, ‘WM. NukTON. tols on the cailrnadts oom- AN ec. — pN—Your circular letter, relating to the canals, ia ed; and, in reply, 1 have the honor to say that I am op: pred w aeliing or leasing the canals of this state, ueder nay @ireumstinces whatever, and, to tbe extent of my bumbie atidty, will snstain every consuitudunal movementweading to periect and comple them. This, | believe, anawers the frat two interroguuories the third T would reply by saying that, while you sre en: ip endeavoring 1 seer w (hese inteceaiod In or all their just rights, inj sho ome mined towards shat large class of our citizens who lave 17. rested their property in railway enteruriees Believing that the above covers all the questions eubmived, I bave the Sonor Ww be, yours, very truly, E. A. LAWRENCE. BRYLY OF WILLIAM A, GUPST, PSQ, AMRRICAN NOMINER FOR SENATOK, SIXTH DISTRICT. New Yous, Nov. 5. 19%. S1n—T bave only this moment reoelved your exnauniestiom, god | basten to reply to the diferent interrogatories respecting sur capals. 1 Dave only to say that T feel the deepest interest in the im- provem nt of our lutercourse with the West; and to your Feu? questions, I answer strongly in the affirmative—and that, Welecied it will be my ambition to secure toe rapid comvle: Yioa of our canals and the removal of all the “peruloioun in ftuenees”’ that seem to be affecting the true interesta of the face. Lam, with much respect, your obedient servant, ‘Wat. a. GUEST. Besry O'Rimy, Exj., Chatrman, To BEPLY OF J. M’LEOD MURPHY, ESQ, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR SENTOR IN FOURTH pisTRIcT, 212 Broapwam, New York, Nov. 7, 1869. ‘To Hesny @ Rivwy and Hoon ALLEN, beas.,"of the ‘C1 League, New York:— Grrtiewex—In reply to your circular, with reference to | We" agricultural aud manufacturing interests of the State, 10 «Boumection with the canal system,” ke, I bave the honoc to ce Firat—That 1 posed tonny sale, or att 2 se Ere opposed to nny sale, or attempt to sell or That i am in favor of the completion of the canal emiareement to the required depth at the earlinat aoment. ‘Third and iast—] am in favor of « pro rata law, which aball > are for He object ap equality of rights upoa de cunuls and aiec where wo adare Bvery. Very 0% sinty of its safe de- arvant, J. McLEOD MURPHY. rUBLICAN AND AMERICAN “RMPLY OF SAMUPT HALL, PSQ, NOMINEE Poa Sh¥aTOM, FOURTH DistRioe. ‘New Youn, No aomny O'R rye. of Clinton Lona eh NOW: 5, 1588, Dar Sik—i have read this day the cy League, and in reply w the inverrogats far of the Clinton ape cr— ‘That Tbave ever considered the vrosoerity of this ety to do Sod pane nd, therefore, tant the amenty sees reget of tvederie ans 1s Devonsary for tbe laisteos of a ear of New York. Hastily and truly h SAMUEL HaLL. SBMYLY OF BERNARD KELLY, ESG., DEMOCRATIC Now SENATOR, PIPTH SENATORIAL pieric New York, ow. 7 Geeremex—Your favor containing the inlerr;xthri te Ciinion League is received, and in reply I have the way First—T am tn favor of the completion of the canal enlarge. nent to seven feet depth se nd—Lam opposed to selling oF canais. Third—T am io favor of the pro-rata raliroad frei “Very reepectful'y yours, BEBNARD KELLY. To Uexny O'Riniy, Esq, Chairman, and Hoon Aux, + Secretary of the Clinton League, M_OBRIGGE, ESQ, “REPUBLICAN NOMINER POR AS- ay, KTH DISTRICT, CTE OF MOORE MOUKLYN, Nov. Sirsny O'Ruruny, Eeq., Chairman, been NO D st reovived Jour elreular of #he 234 ult., pr yealorroRalorins, addreswed to noe a w nomi: republicans of any disirivt for tbe bly. Phare tot how the tne wo anawor diem ta details ani in favor of that polley which js calculated to render the Per of Our Kate elliciont. whitch alone can give nulley to the Rirealy eg emet, for which wo large an “expendieure has Tien 2 ow SpecUIn bringing them io thelr predeut con Tom likewwieop favor of prewe\ing vo ens A © property of th An op, ed to that policy, at to FN. by any corpntaton, whic ation, t0 Sette. Noo clilzoas of the Brats ease : we Views, iraperfectly: iets oe ten eee wn, iro alnd, Yam. ery raapeet Fadil gio we obedient servant, ioe ati terre xasrenson Dror ane wowrwer MMeemeeis + TUUYREXT ABSEMBLY Distiice” ome FOR ‘WOKK. New You Gxwmnnny. “Hb8v0 D9 hnsttation nan ber ron the * Commercial Polley of omer ee ee Woke to the Apso a therein would | Rev R Hreeley, american chap nin at Paris, #ra 8'tl See! Misa Jenny Pecley, Mis See! Master Robt Seeley, «d W ¢ hard, MJ Lox ley and lady, J M Rirong, Siwer Kyan, sister Hoey, J A vem. ing, JM Jones, lady. two dungnters ad onran, J 1 Hart and lady, © Monugnt, Indy and nurse, H Swiftand indy, NP Bae Aor, Mies P Baker, Mics J B Baker, A Havemeyer R arm: oh Wa bE Knowe 1d jady, Miss Saltonstall, J 6 Berard, }r F P Andrews and lady, Mr 0’ sndre as, Mina mlica Andrews, Miss Kate Andrews, A 13 Bolmar. Jon Menad, Inds two daughters, son and nurse, J Jervann and lady AH Simonin, Viewor Maga, lacy, two children and’ nuren, G W soiton, FJ de Escalon, Miss Clemaatine de Kacsion, 3B. V Jourdem’ and lady, Misa Kugeni+ Jonriela, Miss Blotse Jourdein, J B Latouey, lady.iwo cbildren and servant; J Decker. N Sebaefer, # Lichets, ‘A Beriyn HP Jugvieand indy, CPenciyer wad lady, B Barret. JH Heaior ne an hea Krvla, J A Siearn, Miss) - L Uirard, J W Pooler & Toney, W. Tapper, F Rone, ie Costar, AD Querhorn, 1) Carkon A Blane, JV Adama, Mra J'V aduns, Misa 1, Adana, Geo-ce Mayar, H P Clarke, Milas Jane Adams, anne Lyon, t?'Sonlay aad ady, Octave Soulay, B Soway, 8 MeLoueh'in, WW clibert, F er: ris, Mrs T Huiges, Miss OC Kutges Mies A Mienet Mra WM Baison, Miss G Bawon Misa 8 A iatson, J Rarthonler, a Job- ston, @ Dunn FB Willis, JH Welch" RP Norton, Miss 1 Harénct. D Dummer, J Jenve, Mre B Jeune Misses Fioise, Emma and Louise Jenne, Mra JA Vatlorey Miss H Mallory, G Vallory, © Chappell, Mra 0 Chapvri, roline Chappel, Chariot: 3 ross, Ly aun, Theo Vengel, Curoline Sheefer, Blizwe shaefr Chis Shaefer; 8 Seldenierger, A Keinach, »'tindlot 8 Laape, Mrs Loupe, Telpbina Louse, Adele Loupe Juo L Lonpe, ome Loupe, Ken 1 oupa, Care ’ Bows Audy Bell V Kal joi, lara sal ini dier Miss M Montege), Mins Lonis Montege; © Claude, Mrs S Claude “A Fiabe Mrs R Bandotier; J. Seboatile, Mre V Bioll, VKehoitle, alex Sallio talhord, Kacbel sabiord, Alex kmile Jourdain. kdward Jourdal r abaye JM Mica W Re joheimer, aver, & Bandolier, tapt A’ W Larender, Mra M Salliord, Jno Death, Joo Meehan, Louise. W.try 0 > Hoffman, Mati'ds Fairgold, veo Reener’ Orence nemtes, K Lest Recler Miss B Pedder, Wm eedier, Mrs ® Tomueina Miss M Kuss, brs LM Murray, Miss +) 6 M Mucrav, BM Mure ray, J 1 M Murray, R Hawkes, WH Hawes, dames Honk Mre K Jade P Ven'emans J Munzel A Wosabnders 8 Mirao 4a, D Miruuda, Mrs M Hardwick, marsh and eorge Hart sik. K Cohen, W Mon, A de hnss ernbard, M Hernhard and chil, Auna Be hier, J Habestroth, G Kreiger, Salome Krover, J Kreiger, 1. Kaoz, K Morig, Sanbras Dennis and three ebfdren,@ anda Warrenw: dvughter. ‘Marte Kipner, 1 deszle, Marie Maler, F Nenhi tha Stammier 5’ Lisch, B Micheli # Sehaige | H Kaiser, F Kobler, J Beller. P Pabud, W Shuller, 0 Rwerle | Ho Boll,’ Masie ‘Kellar, Maria Lules. 4 Sennrich, M Saunrich, Regina Baunrich Marie sannrich, K Koa’ A Weiss, Catharine Weiss, P Jno huder. E Mayer, A Hine Hoesiever, Ana’ Glockns Hepr: Virich, Dororhea Ulrich rien, J Ha oder, JM ger, 1 r, | Cwhrine er, A Wailthar, Mra 8 Hertach. Catharine Boeuig, 1. Pour mesgue, Marianne Rexinwars, Cath brine Basel Catharine turkbauser,+ aizarineg B burxbanaer, Fiizabeth : ehwib, Mary Bi Giewsler nnd wi FINANCIAL AND COMMEHCIAL Moxnay, Nov. 7, 1859. The bank statement of to-day compares 2 follows with that of last week:— Week end. Loans. Oct. 27... 9118 414 4 Nov. 5... 129,118,037 + $1,608,609 21,248,975 20,228,342 8,627,421 78,675,898 Increase, = Decrease $1,020,633 The increase of loans and the decrease of 6; both more considerable than was expected. weeks of sound conservative policy, the le geoms, are again embarking upon the career of mal ex pansion which cauged the excessive importations of the | spring and fia! of this year, and bas cost the importers so ach money. They are evidently anxious to repeat the experiment of last fall, Atthis time last year they had $127 ,000,000 of loans and $26,200,000 of specie; the loans Tos to $130,000,000 in Febrnary; the specie rewled ite maximum ($27,490,000) in December, and declinod steaity from that time ont. There is very little prohability that | our spe will pow be suffered to rise mueb | above its present point; sound policy would | tate that the Ioana ehould be kept down in proporsion. | The banks cannot increase their Joan at the prasent tim: | Without departing from the legitimate principles of bank. | ing; they cannot Gnd gafe short two-pame paper in suill- cient qaantity to do 90. If they do increase thoir loans, ding below the legal rate of interest on per, or paper of second quality; in other they do so by departing from the rules under which alon resery banking can be a safe business. The export Ment succeeded inst fall, By lending at 8 and 4 per cent on paper which was not sate, the banks contrived w es the usual dividends during a period of commercial inar tivity, and noone suitered but the importers. But the experiment will bot always turn ont as weil; and we re commend the principal stockholders in our city banks to keep a close watch on their movements, and to bring to bear on their officers a whol-some outside pressure if they som disposed to expand unduly; for in banking, as in every olber kind of buciness, fontamontal principles cannot be always violated wid impunity. There is not much change ia the money market. Sore of the money brokers report e rather more active demand for money, but we hear of nu change in rates. On de mand the brokers are amply supplied at five per cont, and some houses continue to receive money ns low as fone, ‘The foreign exchange market is lower. Tho tenting drawers ark 110%; for 60 day bills on London, and 5.1 41334 for 60 day bills on Paris, sight drafts boing 110) and 5.10.46.1144. There isonly a moderate demand, ene at prosent there seems but little prospect of a revival of the market. The course of the domestic exchanges is shown by the following tuble of the price of ight bills on New Yprk at the cittes mentiened— Chicago Bt, Lome, Cineinnat: Thilade) Poston, Baltimor wo] g premium, a “ “ “ “ Favarnal Mobile, Dar a ky New Orleans, Ly a2 disoonnt. ‘Sucks are dali and @ fraction lower. Tho unfavorable news from Ewrope affected things injariously, All do- fo"pt ona, State stocks a8 well as rai!way securities, were Jower at the rst board, Between the boards the market war dull, In the afternoon there was vot much change, and the markot closed weak, The heaviest decline was iv Hi nois Centra), which declined three per cent. It is preeumed that the mail which arrived on Sunday morning bronght orders to Fell on British acoount, which, Hireotly or indirectly, led to the decline, The road is doing more business than it waa last year, Notwithstanting the beavy deotine in traffic dnring tho firet six months of 1859, the total receipts to Tat November this year were $1,570,- 813, against $1,686,542 during the sama periodaf inst yoar. ‘The stock declined to 61, closing, however, at 62 dil. Ga'ena and Rock Islands were both lower. They closed at 12g and 621; bid, reapeetively, Tho Michigan shares were steady—Mwy are feeling the effects of the increase of truffic.. New York Central waactive ata decline, Tt sold between the beards at 80, and closed at that bid, Hudson River was steady at Saturday’s price. The mortgages are wanted atan advance. The thirds sold to-day at 78. Pacific Mall took another downward tarni it sold at 72, closing 7234 bid, State stocks wore 2 frac- Hon lower. In railroad bonds tho business was light, wirhont change in the price. The closing quotations were:—Miaronri 6 per cent, 8424 9; Canton Company, 18; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, 14a 13; Pacitle Maj) Steamship Company, 7234 a 73; New York Oontral Raitread, 80a 14; Frin Railroad, 7% a 14; Hodson River Railroad, 37 a 34; Harlem Railroad, 934 0103, do. pra- ferred, 8¢45 % 75; Reading Railroad, 8734 0 7%; Michigan Gentral Railroad, 40 a 3;; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 635 a 2%; do. gnarantood, 18 a 18; Params Railrad, 121% 0122; Minnis Central Railroad, ¢2)q a 3g; Galena and Chicago Rallroad, 72h a: Uleve: land and Toledo Railroad, 20 a 34; Chicago sod Rock Inland Railroad, 6235 a 3. ‘The Vanderdils, w! ich arrived to-day, brings us mails ag Jate as the telegraphic advices by the North American, at Que We gave the poiats of her nows this morning ‘The London Times notices a reeovory of $l per share in Tinos Cextra) shares, on the 26th, with sales at 37), and of United States Fives of 1876 at 94, and quotes as fol- jows:— United States & per cents, 1874, . ha Of Ulinois Central RR. &: a . a 76 Do do 7s, 1875. a 78 Po do ‘Tperceut free a 8 Tiinois Central R, R. stork a 3 Michigan Central 8's, 1860 a 82 To 1869... a al To Sinking fund a 82 Michigan shat : a ‘ a 45 Mich, 8. &N. Ind., sinking fund, 1885. .x. © a 50 Do do $100 shares... a 10 N.Y. Cen. 6 per cont sinking fand 1883, .x a 84 Do Fa, convertible, 1864, a 95 a 93 a 72 a 87 a 20 a 20 a6 Central (1 a 9 Jo. 2) mortuage sig, 9235 Do do $50 sharer. . Cu i 88 8 1b a 20 The Sub Treasury business to-day was as follows:— Total receipe, $180,835 57 —For cust me, 43,000 00 Total pay menths, \ B2L267 13 Balance 2 4,007,765 84 Stock Exebange. Mosbay, Nov. 7, 1850, ‘150 «he Erie Rit se 200 Ho 100 Reading RK, .660 14 0 $19000 U 8 bi, 74 ,. 1034 Bow USS) 74,00 10415 + 9936 2060 Virgma ( $50 Ow 6's. 8500 Indiana 5's 8400 lndis kee 200 Mich Cent RR.bS 7000 Miesouny o8,. 84 ob 110.00 i) 10600 5 IEOCO Te 2g 6 6 ai Califor 78 8145 200 Harlem RR prft, 36 ” GOMSANT gtd Bk .DE6O 1834 10 do - 18% 400 Panama Ri 122 100 Tiwvois Cent RI 62 f 100 do 12000 Hi Cen RK bes F4dg 100 do, 5000 — do atO 84 400 AD s sivas th shs National Bh., #0 7 Cleve Col& CoRR Geran 100 Cleve & Pats RR. 8. £6 Chatham Rati 105, & Chi RR. | 7234 25 Pacitle Mail S 440 do 2 5 eee 100 Cley & fo! Iu 150 NY € 03g 200 de 450 83; 100 do 100 4S 100 Pr ‘ 50 190 980 2034 50 FO CHIRRKTRR D6 627% 50 50, WO... DEO 623Q 10 : 00 2060 "80h 109 03; SECOND BOAKD. $4,000 Bisse 8135 100KHE NY © RR.D6O 80% LOCO di 84% 100 Hud RRR. 814 1,000 $434 HO do UOT 035 60 Mich s GN. €. aN 5 Pan ‘ovo Vir » 9934 100 II BOOM Con RR bus 8434 60 Igebs Harvey's Rack 87 100 5 Imp&T ad Bork, 109 4H Gal & bo Ene Railrow!,... 434 100 206 do, 800 116 Pac M SiS 50 50 100 é 60 N 900 ChIKRKISIRR 100 200 uo. 200 50 do. £00 109 de 260 100 do 100 New York City Banks, Nov. 7, 1859. Loans, — Spor: $4,801,186 1, 8.606 1,018,602 America... Fated & Br Bui)'s Hear 409,785 Brea way 1,852,804 ony. 1517 he aueal, Comme ce Chat ie 1,885, Comm Tiy Inek Tart River... Fulton... 21143 60,047 1,088)401 $53,056 403,709 701,158 pet ab 27,146 Vags'140 Mar hatiar 481 Merehanie? , . 4,680,000 Meehanies’, 636,079 458,263, 86.08% (141,641 6I2816 ATB 490,603, 1 8 305 1,002,166 65 218.917 828,778 36 815,151 804,42, 1,007 324 2,821,124 C84 OAS d 1929186 st Niehe 5 6 Shoe & Laut Tracesmen Union <. 810,118,087 $627,821 73,070 5 Tota)... 120,235, CIVY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moapay, Nov, ket war tem , will in —6 P.M, Asrva.—The ta ed sales of pete and pearls, at WER ye. Tor both Barts, p market was atoaty, with a fair den e307 abot 10,000 bbls, cloring vith no important change in prices, “We quote as tol. lows — Fonpo anperfine Star a St Faxtsn State. a 4% Superfine 56 a 495 Commen to che 6 a 670 F xtra Genesis a 740 Mixer to straight Soutlw 40 0 570 Straight ws poet extra do... 76 4 725 Choice extra family and b: 0 a 800 Bye flour 60 a 440 Chen ment 405 a 4 60 4 anudin flows wae in “mand, with #ales of 200 a HO Sbis, at $5 40 a BH Dueyanr ane the about 440 bie tions. hh Southern flour was leas the saina embraced of the above quota. ations, with Balen of 2 Corn meat was unchanged and’ gales limited, Wheat wae im fair mulling xequeet, with some speculative in the ra Rye flour was duil at our q movement, while prices were irregular; the sales em draced about 46,000 | 8, at $1 0 for White Keutacky, $140 a $1 60 Tor white Western, $1 36 a $t 30 tor white Canada, $) 82 for red Western, $1 13 a SU14 for Cavadian club, $1 12 9 $1 13 for Milwankeo oid, and $110 for Cbleago spring. Corn was heavy, with salen of 10,000 a 12,000 duabeles, includmg round Southern and Jersey yellow at 980. Rye was heavy, with sales of 7,500 bushels at 886. a X4c, “Barley was fair demand, with sales of 5,000 bashols of common State at ide. Oats were drm, with sales of Stato at 43),0. 44o., and at 4c. a 44330. fur Canadian. Corrx®.—The market was quite firm, with sales of 1,400 Dage Rio at} c, a 12446 , and 16 ao, Maracaibo at 12340. Corroy. To ariivity noticed was continued 10 day. The sales embraced to day about 4,200 a 5,000 bales, 2,6 of which were made io transitu—inckiding a lot of mid- dling Guif~ at 112¥c., with freight at 916d. Tho market, however, closed yith tho torn in favor of the parobaser, and we quote mnidding uplands at 11 jge. a 1154.0. FrricuTs.—Kates were steady and ongagemonts fair. To liverpool 2,600 bbls, flour were engaged at 2s ; 500 #o, resin at £4 34., and 60 bales colon at 8 lid. To London 750 bbls. flour were engage) at 23. %)., and 600 boxes cheeso at 403. T> Glasgow 1.003 bbls, flour were engaged at ts. @d. To Hamburg £50 bbls. ernde turpentine were engagad by stamor at 880 hates cotton do. at Zee. To Antwerp, 3,000 hdis. rosin were engaged at 88, 600 bags clover seed at 34:)., 5C0 bbig, asherat 278, ed., 300 tons rice at 80s, 60 Lond lop wood at 268. and 60 do. mahogany at 27a 64. Favit.— Avother eargo of blalaga raisins arrived to-day, which had been previously sold, Vurthor salos wore male from the remamder of tho previons cargo at $2 40 for Mataga raising and at $2 60 for layers. Pr eB Of 800 a 900 bales were made for chipment at Thc. a Re Tron. —Scotch pig was steady, with small sales nt $24, £1x months, Lime was steady, with gales of Rockland. Mo.ssves continued in good demand, with sales of 390 bhis. Cuba muscovado at 28c.; 76 do, at 2c. and 30 bbs, do. at 290. Trovisions —Pork—The market was heavy and lowor. ‘The sales embraced 80 a 400 bbis, includ ng mess at #15 15 4 $15 20, thin mess at $15 12 and prime at $10 50 $10 60 Sales were alo reported of 1,000 bbls. of mess, deliverable m January and Febrnary, at p, t., apa 500 Bo. prime mess, for January, at $15 60. Boef was sold wo the extent of 300 a 400 bbis., including old country prime at $4, new do. at $4 25, revacked moss do ai $a $1 75, aud extra do. at $)1. Beef hams were in steady dn mand, with sales of Western at 1c, Bacon was in fai- demand, with sales of 500 boxes Cumphorland 7. Hiverable tn January and February, at 8c Lard was steady, with sales of 750 bbls at 10i,c. a 107, Butter and cheese were in good demand at Steady pricos, Rice.—Sales of 90 casks were nude at $3/c, a 430. BvGaRrs were firm, with Rales of between 400 and 590 bhd3., included in whrch were 20 Porto Riso at p. t, and the remainder eengisted of Cuba muscovaie, chielly within the range of 6330. a7 ———— BaAbiting INTELLIGENCR, AIMANAD TOR NEW TORE—tuIS Day. 0x nuzzs.. Oes| acon AEN veess-mom 43S ‘en sera. 46)/ mon waven...cc'mora 617 Port of New York, Nevember 7, 1859, CLEARED. ont Coronet, Harden, New Orleans--Walsh, Carver & ne, Ship Charlemagne. Brown, Sew Orleane—N Fi Brigham. Ship Charlotte, Nesmith, New Urieana— Nesmith & Sooa. Ship Nuren burg, Sebneidan, New Orleang—J O Baker & Co, Ship Vaucluse, Kearney, New Orleans—N A Brigham” Bark J lenham. Gray, Mobile—sturees, Charman & Co Brig Dirk Uendrik (Wath), Pring, Londoe—Funeh & Veincke. Brig African, Hutton, &t Thomas—Miler & Honghion. &N Pearson, Apalachicola—R Post. iy Smith, Charleston—D C Murray. wep, Wilmington—v 0 Murray. ele, Haker, Morehead, NC—D © Morrag. Schr Margaret. Henson. Peteraburg—Jaa Hunter & Co, Sebr A , Hicks, Alexandria—sefiord & Dotge, ya. Small, Salem—# W Ropes & Oo. Steamer JR Thompson, Colnary, Baltimore. Steamer Unton, Greene, Philadelphia. ARRIVED Steamehip Vanderbilt, Lefevre, Havre via Southampton, Oo # with Mery Sia passengers, 0 D Torrance. Arrived of be fantery at 12.3 Rteamship Koanoke, Conch, Norfolk, &c, with mdse and pas- “Riramehp. Chesapeake, rowel, Pertiand, with mdse Steamship papeake, Crowell, wi . to H_B Cromwel & Uo. Ship abby Hrown (of Kennebunk), Moody, Jobnaon’s Taland ‘118 days, vin Hampton Roads 2 days with guano, to master, Ship Orient, FH Livervool, Sept, with mdse and Hus experienced sengera (all well). toRpufford. Tiesto & very heavy westerly paves during the passaze Ship Kelle Wood. tush, Livervoot 85 dava, with mie and 198 passenpers, to Jehu A Motaw. Rape venoed very heav: weather been iSdova W ofthe Ranks Oct 11, fell’ in wi the hark Hope of Whitby, with ber aalis. flying in ribhone from the varde: sent n bout to her and found her abandoned: abe was dled wn Inil of water, Took from her an aid log book apoarently deen on fir Same tune, spoke and from Havana for Burope Patrick Henry Moore, London Sept 4, and Tale of Wight h mire and Sf oassenvers, to Grinnell Minturn & Co, Anderson, London and isle of Wight 35 days, passenyers. 19 EE Morgan. Get 8, lat 43, lon, spoke Ri big kdmisten Broa. ot Falmouth, NS. from ow for Voxon, 45 days out, supplied her with provisions er, Ginagow, Sent 3, with mse, to Dunbam & Vimon, Hns had a continaation of heavy gules the entire passuce, spring foremast bead, aolit guile 40 Sept 23, ahinped a havy acaon the poop, where the wateh. were em: ployed at the time, which washed overnoara two of the mea, Que of whoin succeeded In keting on board again, the other, Win Lewis waa never seen alter, Sept 25, int 4458, lon 38, Pures aout two miles to tha leoward of @ brig, apparenuy abandoned. wih foretopmast and maintopesliantmnet, gone, andsatis blown away; made sigoais, hut received no repiy. Get 16, lat 44 26, ton 46, spoke Br bark Harriet, bound to Que- bee, sbip Republik (rem), Wenke, Bremen, Sept 19, with mdse and 24h phsengers, to Hensehen & Uakharat, Sest 3 lat 1646 naw a ed foreign vessel, Sumber Biden, d bnrned to the rage; doarded her the newt d found ber abundoned—suprosed her to be Norwegian ‘ugiiab. Ship Tusko (Prem), Pannemann, Rotterdam, 63 days, with and 1 passengers to Fenschen & Unkhardt 3d inst, aff Hat- ter: Shed ship J Montgomery, bound 6, Shijs Macauley (of Haltiz.ore), Rodgers, Rotterdam, 68 dayn, wih mdse, to Ludiam & Heineken Had heavy ‘westerly wenther split rails, &c Tarnar (of Roston), Lanphear, Stoekbolm, 53 days, a Bas experienced heavy westerly kA Ch aiher the entire passage, ‘k Jane Lovitt (Br), Hortons, Ardrossan, 73 days, with iron fo Femicron row. Hark Wapelln (Br). Calm Ardrossan, 63 daya, with iron, to i Has experienced heavy weather, shified ros Nt snl s Ac. evanter (1), Pers, Ardrossan, 58 days. with tron, to hoadames Hes had heavy weather the whole paseage Berk Winona, Kinley, node Get ®, via Hampton Roads Says, with euear and molnasen, to Puck Achurch, Bing Cemantha Hopkins (of Kien), amor, Tarragona, 70 dave, with wine toK P Kuck & Co. Any lat 86 24 lon 3 47, syoke brig Jen Freeman, from alexandria, &, for New York. Brig Gezustora (mitch) Visser, Pernambnoo 42 dava. vin, Delaware Breskwater 2 days, with sugar, to Napier, Wellstood ik & itunkin. Ile Restanrador (Dan), Peterson. Humacon, °R, 19 dvs, mith supn asses unt hides to ialway, Casado'& Teller: ‘Was It dave Norh of Hatteras, and in lat 34 035 had heavy NE pales tor 6 days Triy learten (of New Taven), Wright, Barbados, Oct 17, in Hailoet, to Fishop & bree Curry, Cornwallis, NS, 14 daye, Vrig M7 Fl'sworth (Br), tatoer, (o 1 R Vewol Parnes, Sackville, 8 days, with stone and i ‘ole, Dorchester, NB, 13 day ai ping, Stoddard, , 2 daye, with ship tinder ‘andy phils B Young, Faton, Calais, 8 days, with lomber, to Jed ne Hire Catherive Rodgers, Britt, Calais, 6 days, with lumber, d Frye, Trig alemo, Ingatla, Machias, 8 days, with lumber, to May- hew & Falot Fri Pizarro. Chase Providence 2: with stone, te in ballast. Schr Kobts Kel (of Belfast, Me), sbnie, Hamaooa, PR, 7 any y with suger, to F D Brookman Got 20, lat 20 08, 1 spoke bark Liliins, bence for Turk Island; 6th inst, oft te 1 Sarah Moore, {rom St Martins via aT p10 She M v3 gyarmetrona, Josaln, NS, 10 dex, wid ennre to Fi Schr Aloe (Hr), Mult, Manidieu, NS, 16 days, with stone, to ht Ocean Wave (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 10 daye, with plaster, to DE Dewalt Schr ‘Ap Leonard (Br), Leonard, Welchfort, NB, 9 dys, with fislto Jed Frye. Sehr 5 © Hise, Conklin, Wiimington, NC, 3 days, Sehr Marire, Barry, Wilmipgion, NO, 5 days, sehr Joseph Baker, Wilson, Peterburg. 8 days. Schr Jniia A Rich, Armstrong, Alexandria tor Dighton, Sebr Tawnd Cty, ConekNn, Virginia, $ days. Schr Wave Edi ds. Virginia, 3 dan, cbr F Hawley, Rackett, Philudeiphia for Reonington, Kehr Pavition, Motes, days. Sehr DBing, Wocser, Catala, Bdxya., Sehr Mary Peavey, Armstrong, Kastport, 9 days. Behr Fraakiin, Hunt, Line, Sdaa, . Sehr Cherub itatle: Sehr 17" Sehr Novthern tacit, Mills, 4 Kehr James Wstnan, Kuckmmster, Vinalbaven, 9 days. won, Milibridge Bdaya. Rowland, 4 days ‘ a, Sdays. When off Hart Tsl- y) morning, Was run into by an unknown sobr, which carried away starboard rail, Sehr sea Htird, Jones, Portland for Albany. On Sunday nipht, shite at anchor off Rikers fsland was run into by schr ¥ rown. of New Jvraey, which xplit malusall aud dam- The H B received no damage, Ktoaton, 8 dayn eeks, Boston, Bedell, Host Albany. Boston, 36 honra, Xinpara Kent on Philadelphia, Fehr Highlander. Bai for Albany. Webster, Hhtchinys, Roston for AThang. Thacher Tas or, Weeks. Gloucester, 8 cay8. Tm lem, Kelley, Gloucester 3 davs 1 Menteznana. Odell, Gloucester, behr Veni Stannard ——. Gioncester 3 daya, Sehr Angler, Pesse, Warebs Schr Mary Emily, Chase, Provinestown, 2 dave. nira Kovers, Jones, Providence for Albany, Sehr THatem, Ketchum, Providence, 2 diya. Fol Pevr R’Andereon. Hill, Providence for ATeany. Fehr Cicer Soe'man, Spelman, Providence for Albaay. tehr Pecu'maux, Jiigea, Dighion, Sehr Fronere rien. ¢ . find ante (Mon: iden Gare, y M hreine ite, Lovell Be pre's Law vene Hartiord, %, Harilord fur Phtindolphia. New’ Haven for Philadelphia, diinor, Portinnd, I day, arwich, 2 days, wn, Ingraham, Albany for Providence. mn theker, Miteht!l, Rondout for Boston. Sloop W en Kroiberton, Providence, 2daya, Slooy New World Fly. Providence, 2 day Soo) Willard, Hu Rewport, 2daya, mes Lanpheer, Kaynor, New London, 2 daye, aw, ™p. » froin Newonsll—Both by pilot boat Moses Scbr Ship ¥ Gebba Bark stirnpes T Grinne, A ship with Lastin & Hnribot’s signal, Mo. one bark and one brig, unknown. SATURD. TS #loep of war Rrooklyn, for Vera Cruz fand anchored at quarantine). ‘Wind during the day SE, Teleg mam Tggraph Marine Report. + annnel—No Inward vessols in alvin Wind SF, Yiedt; weather ciondys SNe SANDY TOOK, Nov 7, aunset—A ship ahowmng TLaytin & Ruriba’s sana). anan bile cinning in overthebare, Ono bare going nthe hay. Ship Manhattan, and a black ablp, un- known, anchored new SW eplt, bound out. Wind SE. Fir Pxeriston—Charlestan, Nov T—~The ahlp Excelsior, which cleared from New Orleans Oct 8th, bound to Civite Vecchia, wiib a cargo conslauing of 616 Lbds tobacco wud 9000 NEW YORK .HERALD, .TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1859. staves, 1s ashore on ‘SaPtvan Island Ins Sie Scart saat geen Te E wae buikt at ne 49 444 tons roglater, raion San 5 Ty p, COM, and ae In ashore 0D ye a eer At2 aM atewmer aasistanee, at woter adnan cnanocerat il atten o poll ba of brewP ing otf ‘roaisimaah. Inched:slore tothe eek, whut relieving Uhe maimoat we By the board tt carried awsy tho inact and damaged the pumpa, ALT AM tbe aiip had Mat to port, About 15 extra men were sent op board from tony ‘im pumping the snip she leaked, and bad 3} water in ihe bold The steamer RB B Forbes went to ton Yor sivam pimp spd returned, At bigh water Sunday night anvther attempt wan made, but at last accounts the ship wiil re- mah ed harden. Her stores, &c, had been di into Heltert, ana het sais, yards ike were ken trom the masta The Wate Howe wan a xvod ship, of 496 tone bui't, in Medford in 1847, and waa owned in Boston by Messrs T J Coolidge and Jes P Gardner. and is probably insured. Snir Monnine Stan Foster, at Boston tron Liverpool, re- porinexverionced NW and wesvarly winds thn ere oastace, ct hd, Iau ka span brig Xan Mignel, trom. New York for Madeira, wil lose tie pct eons, Pl Ned ber al} en passing ser heade'o toing ea, wha sun inis bv oe outward loud sehooner, name upknewo; ‘ead rail stove and lost bead gear, The echooner lost - Sure Hana oy ms: MoRxING in Hampton Roads from Cal- Jao, I9 lewking: was struck by a whale, and had to throw purt of cargo overb@ard, Bie Grone TURNER, Tleley, at Roston fom Sbields, threw everboard 70) tons of cargo, and ig leaking 12 iuebes per how; also lost gulls, ac. owe Ixpiana, at New Orleans 7th inst from New York, was corsiderably damaged in a burrieane. She A] several ‘vessela ashore ond in distress at Nassau and the Keys, Banx Lrtanp—A deapaich from Charleston, dated &h inst, statra that bark Leland, Humpbrey, from Plymouth, was tu the efiing. dismasted, "Also that schr Doreas Ireland, trom Phitadelp bia, wee ashore in Beuch Lhannel. Fark W A PLATRNTUS —A dispatch from Norfolk, of the 6th inst, states that bark W A Puatenina, Bennett, trotn City Point for Mareeities was in Hampton Roads, with her craw i 0 sta'e of mutiny, ‘The mate Mr 5 Gerham, who was stabbed in the Jungs and dangerously injured, had heen brought to Nor‘oik iemcteciuseconse tiinie bad gone w arrest the mutl- neers. Banu AURELIA, Testiic, at Boston from Qronatadt reports Soy 129, fell im with brig’ Kero, Horay, from Richlhacta for West Herilepool Eng, witha eargo of dela, in distress, leak- ing badly, basing ercourtered heavy gales, The vessel was * Nterlopéed, und the crow exhnustad {rom cantinaal pumplug for many duys; took olf all hands, aud brought thew to port, Ranx Nunta, Ashis, at kalem from Zanabar, before report ed m co Neion with bark Kthan Ailen. lost bowspilt, figurehead and cutwater; started starboard catbead, carried away etar- doard fore, main and mizzen chains and chain plates; splitfore- | sail, and received other damage. Brig Fivwas, Reed, at oston from Turks Sslands, had decks swept and auils split 12h wl Scux Mens, Townend, from Newport tor San Franclgcor putinto Rio Janelro Sept'27 for repairs. No further parucu- Sonn Ossnxa, Carman, from Calais for Philadelphia, put {nto Belfast 2 thatin distress, having sprung alent, aud will have to discharge cargo and repair, betore proceeding, Couasion—Tho 3 maat schr BM Clark, of Martford, came in collision this morning wita the Br bark ‘Tickler, lying In the Fant Kiver. and carried away the bark's jlbboom, ‘malntopsail yard and stove ber bow’ to pteces, The schooner ‘bad ber rail carried away and maipsail spit. Warcn—Report of the Chilian Packet, Clark, from Calder at Mumbles:—Cct 8, passed a full rigged ship, waterlogaed a abapdved, low ermasia painted whle, black muntbeads, white palnted ports, poop and der bare poles, auils ap- peared to be biewn away. Bouray, Sept 27—A severe storm visiied this place yester” day, The'Nerbudda cutter had her topmast splintered, and the American abin Waban received some damaze, CHARLESTON. Nov G—The bark W Hyde. Gapt Robinson from Jacksonville for Buenos Ayres loaded with lumber, put into this port leaky, ard haa sustoied otber damage ‘The scbr ‘WL Springs, from Philadelphia tor Penaneola, bas also put in here eh iBy telegraph Wo Elwood Walter, Esq, Secretary Board of Underwriters ) We notice the sale of the sbip (lifton, through Menry Moul- ton, ship broker wi about $12,0M cash 'Bhe was builth at Med- ford, Massachusetts, in 1838-599 tons revister In 1857 she was thorouh'y overbauled and opened, when be was found perfectly, sound! and rated AT in Bnglish Lioyes, aad A 2) Frene Bid from Now Redford Sth inat, Hydaspe, Pacific Ocean. petit at Cadiz 12th ult, brig WF Bafford, ‘Royce, from Stib- erred. Spoken—Oct 25, Jat 24 53, Jon 58 04 W. spoke bark Occola 24, of ane for N Bedford from Coaat of Africa, with 1000 bbls wh and 100 do sp ofl. Spoken, dc. oship Reaver, Emith, henee for Shanghne, Sept 11, iat 822 ¥, ww. Ehip Snow SqSall, Lloyd, hence for Bhanghae, Aug 23, 2 208, lon 23.1.9 W. Ship ‘Hlondel, Lunt, from Tiverpool Aue 16 for San Fran- eigen. no date, lat 15 8, Jon 26 W. ship Leona, Norria, from Liverpool Aug 3 for Callao and Panama, Sept 14, Int 7 8. Jon 30.40, Sbip American Congress, Mather, from London for NYork, Get 1 wt £0 04. Jon 15 08. flip Juliet, of Boston, from NYork for Valparaiso, Aug 1, iat 1113, N. kon 82.06 W. Sbip Abbott Lawrences, Davis, from Liverpool Ang 16 for was pussed Oct 5, Ist 26 25 8, lon 23 20. % hip Samuel Lawrence, from Liverpool for Boston, Oct 7, lat ) Ton . Fiup “Romeo” (Borneo, probably), of Richmond, from Bris tol, K, for NYork. Get § Int 5@ 30, Jon 21 0. ait atip A iright, from Liverpool for NOrleans, Oct lat Jon iti? Empress, Lyons, from Liverpool for NQrieans, Oct 15, +ton & the “Norwester,”’ was passed Oct 31, lat A ship anpy 31°20. Jon 69 83. An Am ship, showing a blue and white diagonal signal, morring 8, was signulized Oct 12, 8 of Cape St Roque. Fark Fimma, Schroeder, 43 days from New York for Callao, fapt 2, of Pervambuco, tark Justina, Marshall, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, Oct 15, lat 642 N, Jon 42 19. Trark Clara, Wells. from Ratavia July 2 for Falmouth, F, for orders, Ang 2. lat $38, lon $028 F. Bark Alice Tarhon, Williams, from Leghorn via Gibraltar or Hoston, Oct 1, Cupe Spartel BSE 2 miles. Hurk D © Yeaton, Pote, from Bordeaux for NOrleans, Oct 6, at 26, lon 12. soni Slebian, from Malaga for Boston, n0 date, lat 38, lon Hark Greyhound, from New York for Rio Janeiro, Oct 20, no lat, de. Bark Ceres of Salem, was seen Aug 9, lat 643.N, Jon 27 W. Bark Chilton, 19 days from Havana for Portland, ‘Nov 6, 18 miles i of Highland Light. A Koston bark, baving a female figure head, was seen Oct 30, lat 23.57, Jon 30 30, na,” from NYerk, bound Fast, Sept 27, 20 miles W alta anges ‘not George), from Rosario via Montevideo for NYork, 25.46 ton 61 22. Schr Mysite Valley, from Richmond for Rio Grande, Sept 17, Int 12 25 §, lon 28 58. ‘Foreign Ports. Anprosean, Oct 19-Fld Buttnoral, Heweson, NOrlenns. Axtwrnr, Gct 2S Dolphin, Frost, London; Grahams Polley, Nerion, 8 York. Kunitror, Oot'25— Arr ML Frook, Mirimichi, Arr at the Pill 2d Bertha, Tapléy, Cronsindt for Mrlatol, Ski 21st, (bempion, Nichols. Roston; Humber, Lennerton Mobile; £24.’ Consignment, Purrington, do; John Wesley, MoUlure, c In port lat, Armorial, Causland, and Omar Pashs, Torrey, for avant ah'ldg. BREMFRUAVEN, Oct 18—Arr Orphens, Wessels, NYork; 21th, Lonra Wilmren, do; Lorenzo, Cornish,’ Bombay; 2lst, atalan: w, Colby, Akyab. HORDEADX. Cet 2—S14 Mary Byler, Hyler, and Ocean Pearl, Chandler, NOrieans. Howpay. Sevt 15—Sid rank, Very, Aden; Minnehabs, Reanebamp, Hong Kong: ith, North Ameriea, Collier, Cai: th. Northern Light, Forbes, Cochin trent Zh, akipe Clarissa Bird, Bird; Daniel Elliott, Robinson; Edwin Fiye, Weaver; Emma Jai Wood, Jacob Hadger, Stapler; Kiebard Robinson, Robinson; Southampton, ‘Anstin: Union, Skillings; Wabun, Hartridge, and Wisconsin, Feott. une, bark Helen Mur, Low, for Aden. Rurxos Aynys, Sept 29—In port ship J C Humpbrevs, Priner, irom Boston une, disz; barks 8 W Porter. Wikland, for DYork Mig: a Plata, Crowell, for do, do; Sartelia, Cole, from and for do, disg; John Wintt rop, Fidridge, from do, no, Roynton, Miler from and for Boston, 60; Harmon, Wood for York do nbout 10h, Swallow, Upton, for Salem, Ide: brigs Apna Wellington, Jackson, for N York about 30th inst; Nobras Ha, Walker, trom Jacksonville for do, ldg: Crimea, vorr. from do tor Valparaino, disg: Tao Ritiridge, for N¥ork log; J ‘W Sawyer, Compbell, fom Cadiz, unc. disg; Sparkling Soa, Wiewell, trom and for Phiadel; hia, do schr TD Wagaer, Gooding’ for ® York, ag, abont uth. Bld 2th, bark Arethusn, Nickerson, §t Thomas. NATADT, Het 15—S14 Sherwood, Hawsoa, Bristol. ot I&—Kid Julins Cummert, Bucknam, Charles- Heshoal bryos, Earn Kdward Hill, Arey, CoxstaxtixoriR, et I—In ar |, Arey, from B+ stop, arr %h, for Palermo about 25th, Carcorta, Sept 1 Arr Northern Crown, Hallett, Singapal; ve Gonnireris, abt Sept Be Tnport brig Benj Delany, Bak Consirntes, abt n ig, iano, Baker. fur N¥ork idg. The brig Catherine Johnson, Crammer, was on the road to Paraguay. Care Hoy te, Cot 16—In port brig Northern Belle, Paino, for Hogton, tine dayn; schr Olive Clark, Milliken, ald iith for Port Paix,’ to load for toaton. Dat, Uct 21—Arr Jobannesburg, Stiiphen, London for NOr- Jeans (and anchored); 224, Free Trade, Storer, do for Varditt, Fuxmne, Walton, do for NOrleans; 23d, © White, Pendleton, do for do (and o}i anebored), Sid 2ist, &'B Bumner, Dyer, NOr- jeana GrAsGow, Oct 22-814, Disraetl, Black, NOrleans; 24th, Mar- thn’s Vineyard, Rolinson, York GREENOCK, tcl 19—Arr Mary © Fox, Bottes, Matanzas. S14 20th, Lurk John Kerr, Sweetser, Buenos Ayren. ‘ ristides, Siedenburg, NOrleans. Sen Foam, Rriggs, Manga (and ohn P Kinsey. ‘Crawiord, do Gan Eden, Reed (from il, NYork, having re frou Malaga #er'N York, was muse alt, ES passing 16th, In port 16, bark RLF Shaw, Cann, from Havas, ry 14th, wig orders, brig Joseph Albion, Magne, reps. Harn, Got 20-Arr Jobn Maverles, Crabtree, XOvleuns; 224, Wim Frothinebam, Stetson, N York. In port 20th, abivs Zurich, Baxter, for NYork Nov 10th; Ad- miral, Bliffens, for do 20th? Wm. Froihingbam, Stetson, for do 30:h; Temne) Pyar, Fairfowl, for NOrleans Oct 2b; Funny Fern Hossey. nd John Maverick, Crabtree, unc. Hawacne, Got 22° Arr Denau, Moyer, NVork, YAP? Mt Cuxhaven, 21, Johanne Wilhelmine, Thiemau, New orc Havana, Oct 29—In port steamer Decatur, Aeglies, unc; ship Tempest, Whitney, for London; Kajab, Bowen, and Ocean barks © 8Pennell, Melcher, for do; Indian ; Lucy Ann, Carrigan, and Cornelia, Sarton, A Kinemnan, Fill, and $8 Hale Crowther for Rosion: Ann Elizabeth, Norgrays, for Phila“elphin; 8 W Hol- brook, Curtis: CB Hamfiton, Chase; Hy Warren, Orr; lope Wiltaans, und Geo Thomis, Foss, ung: brizs Mingaret (G1), 14 Juiln Deagle (Br), Donne, and War Engl “D, for ‘York: Robiy, Killman, for Boston; Crocus Herbert: Eagle, Black; MA Herrera, Noavy; ‘Triton, Houtsson; Thos Conner, Gooding: Amos M Roberts, Bagley; B Dunning. Varney, and Fanny © Fivid, Herriinan, une; sehrs Fannie, Vanoe, ior Phi- ladelphin: E Beckwith, Franklin, from Key’ Weet,, arr 26th; NK Horden, rightman; Phebe, Morrow; Aun ‘Elizabein, Hutchingon;’ Aid, smith, ‘and Sootherner, Bellows, une; and others. ‘The following charters are reported:—Bark Oienfue 0a, 1000 boxes (or NYork, SL per, Hox! ig Jude Blaney. 240 ihde molaases, to load at Cardenas for Charleston, $850; do Jnech Dork nt Cardenas, 600 hbas do, at $234 per 110 galls ze todischarge at 9 port north of Hatoras; Thomas Conver, Tond at Cardenas, equal cargo, at gamf rate and for HumAcoa, Oct 81-—No Am vessel in. port. Hativax: Oct 29—-Arr ship 8 Bianebard York: Trapant for Roston (pot in for provisions): 90th aSist, brig Billow. Liunter, RYork; ech Comet, Card, Baltimore; Nov 1, brig Enchanv vss, ‘Watt, ‘on ~ VI Oct 19—Arr Flight, Renney, Dublin: 224, Clay, cuaitinn M¥ork is, ng, do: Amorican Uniog’ in, NOri ‘Anfion, Ivanieh, Baltimore, 2th, Revolate, Frcsman Nvorks Ain (0: Lott Got Adelabie Gell, Roberisnn’ Mobile: Othello, Greenough Charioston; Monterey, Norton! Sayanrinh via Crookhaven: ” Clovolaad Witmington. pe elona, Cotter, , Eiveston: Ragland Cochrane, nib, Gat, Galveston: james Sn houn, Mobile; Amolia, M’Kenzio, Charleston; Onward, Cheey era, favannab: Uh, Chas Holmes, Boulby, Mobile ld 2st, Express, Milton, NOrieans; Wiliam Ponn, Meade, PHiadelobin; 2hh, Devon, Gray, Apslachicola; Sualower, ‘Thornhill, Boston. Ent ont Ish, Lydia, McHenry, Findtater, for Mobile: 19%, Pennington, “Apalachion| With, Americano, Potts, ai 3 mx Armstrong, Sava Plight, Keupey, for Balti Balti teh, ond Aretie Zereza, NYork; 22d, Ara. foe Compete fea Uroia oars Ho Lara heme Mrgare, Verse Mobi; Joven Fura Pali, Hel tobernan Now Peisings Peel, Bewnlings Masry Olays Crain aa es: Ce Eh i hey at go zi Arable, Oe Ntasion Hsaelt nd a vt id, Thomas, for do 7th; Joaeph f ‘Oebrist Gilohrlat apd Run- et and, Curry, for da snon Pam ie aeene Be. Poila- PASH SCRE RS. taMA cancat: eth Gamedien ee $e A tron a. for Coton’ Ramphro\m for Nereus ty; Lavi Woodbury, for do to fo'tow ihe “eres, Alea in. wrt among other, a F, Thors bill, ond Mary F Belek, Woadhury, tor Bog- ton Lig: Aueriean Union, for Mott e for do; Kddyslme, Pomo- ba, Frank Fleree and J 81 eWolf, for NOrioans do; den Raw- af, Burnhom, for San Frarciaen nnd Vanconver's Idand, do. DON, Oot 2— Arr Cavalier, uobeo: 2d, Tran stt, Paris, Davis aad Galata; 21th, Grace Darling Baxter, Sing- pare Cla Bet, A) Povey, NVark (and are and amchored ‘at Deal 2th: inwanaing Rum an an Yanks Mt Lind a leans; a Mel in, Sydney. ‘ot out 3B, Jack Froat Thotota. Port PBIIDe MALAGA Oot 1¢~ 1; y I. ye (Bi), for Benin | Tg Bld Beh rye + rend Somer ‘it iiaceneee Now ork: "hark 8 SKIN A, ] 1a tak Atenas (Non) dy Cotton, Strom, New York; TWO, Sept 2—-in port Darke J PaenOe ATTRA ead, Tee ee ae Rtlend, Friend, for \v, diag: Syiap Clare. Hllort, inc deer Weagenmrenn: Weticte Hoses aise be Wn Ti herrinatan Fetarson. Pautkland Talande, . Caultte dies janey, Bal fey. Fuulkiand Trlonde, eee a stip middlesex, Cork, fOr Manscamo, Oct 6—In port hark lve, ving), Darie, from St Themas, for NYorh lag. a Minaniriay, Oct 12—In port bark James Andrews, Gmall, uni NEWCASTIB, Not 4—Cld J Coster. Hamiin N York, Pont Spain, Oct 3-—Arr senr Wm Wilson, Gibbs, Bakirere; eth, Titania, Appleby. do. URENSTOWN, Oct 23—Arr Margaret, Foley, Baltimore, EMEDIOS, Cot &—In port brig Nathan. diay. Rosagio, Sept ZWe—In port barka Kayah Nickela, Nickel from NYork, disy: Elizabeth, Surtevant. from and for do 28:h:; brig Kentuery. Carver, for dey abt $4 Uct, Tio JaNeino, Sept 2—Arr berk Wenther Cage, MeKee, NYork; th, brig RO Wright Hughes, Penaeota: sehr Mes a tonrnennds, Newport, RJ, for Sap Fravciseo, put in for ree nie. Mela Gent 24h: bork David @ Wilenn, Peacock, NOrloanas drigs Waccamaw, Barriman, Roston; ‘Chas Wes oy; Mot Were. St Themes; 25h. bere Chevajiie, Andsrinn, NYorks hilz Helen, Milley, Raitivoore; 26th, Shao (Br), Smith, Mobile: bark Our Union, Kent. Holmes’ Hole (vot N York); brig China, Lane, Rowton: Aet Ist, ship Wilersiie, Coulis, Hamp= ton Roada in batinst tor ordera. Sr Jouxe, N¥, Cot 14—Are brign Eastern Star, Aokley, and n, Cremer,’ N York: schra Granadil's. Baker and Julio, ato. NYork; 1h, ateamablp Circissian, Campbell, 40; eehr Orien’ Tracey, N York, Oct 1% Gi Jobo Bertram, Krudvon, from” NYork jury; Ist, John A Parkm Rich, from London for Troon, Oct 16—Arr John Curtis, Alexander. Greenoek. TARRAGONA, Oct S— Arr Caura, Peacud, NYork. a en Ga nd tee Feeeaee baer URK® ISLAND, Oct 2}—H d gohr Telograph, Mogens, for Raab Harbor to load for Norwich. _ Americsn Porta. APALACHICOLA, about Uct 26—Arr ship EG Barney, Barney “NYore ALEXANI RIA, Now B-Arr ach Arnon, Crosby, Baatport. Sl barks Ephraim Withame, Johnaen, Roston: B Foster, Brown, N¥ork: achrs Susan * Albott, Ludlam, NYork; MG Durfee, Hall, Fall River. tonn DOB R Maik, Hrimen doe WG Roce, Dennen fown. DC; ull, Aelmes, do; ry Cid sehr G'W Whistier: Parker, Richmond, Vu. BOSTON, Nov 6, PM~ Arr ships Yoroing Siar tof Foster, Liverpool Sept 17; Midntaht, Brock, 1ynime: Flint ‘ehre Soseph Mckee Gege, ape’ Hayton, Lizzie pia; schra Joreph Nickewm, Cage, iaytion; ani, Lake; B Frirk, Doughty: Pearl, Brown: evergiude, Ea- ton: Amelia © R ; akard: & ‘A Monnt, Hodgkinson; Harmonta, Malony: J. Cadwallader, Weytoo: Harnah Wile ts. Crammer; Pequionesk, Burrourhe; Aid Enelien: Clare Crowell: Pawin Reed, Clutoman; lang Rich. Smith; EH Atwood. Rich: Telegraph, Nickeron, and G A Greiner "Weaver, Philadelphia; Capt John, Smith, Parte Amtoy: Martha ann MeNeh, MeReut, Elizané-hport;’ Cabot, Pomilion, and Isaboila, Faulkiin, N¥ork, Cid steamers Jo- seph Whitney, Loveland, Baltimore; P Sprague, Matthews, Philadelphia; ehip Ble, New Orleans; bark Lillie (new, of Rosion, 570%; tone), Higulrs. Buenos 4 yrea; brige El- rent. Elindge Havnno: Fredonia, Lord, ReMarys Ga, to load tor Weat Tadles; schra A A Manchester, Nickerson, Inde}phia: Woleott, ard David Ki Wolf, Itnssetl, N Yori; West- over, Nickerson, Richmond; Michard A Wood, Craminor, N or Gth—» rr hips Ceylon, Leckie, Padans York ‘Trapani; Brat}, ‘Preble, Crov vender, Malaga: Anreita, Reattle Cron: more: sehre Vai A cilfrey: idhia: Mary “Paugarset, Waples Phi hip Bea Ser ne a di #l vi! ire. froin Caciz; Gikgow: Hecbabite, trom Vielom. Signal for asbip--thres barks and two dries At qnarandne—Brig A’bert Adams Wilmington NC A seaman named Joa knoe. sick with # heen went to the noapital Sl¢—Snturday, wind N tok W, steamers J Whitory. @ Sprague: shins Raynard, Kate ewe (ree dineniery). Sunday, Wind NW to NE, bark Velan Maria, fiom the Roads, where she anchored on Batar- ln Tth—Arr (by tel) shins Granite State, Weeks, Caleutta; Pep perel Dixey Cronstact: Peerless, Ring Cnlentia; Mary Mer- ri), Kinsman, Lordenden; George Tnrner, Isisley, Bbielda; barks Sicilian, Mawes, Maloga: EB Leavitt, Knapp, Gronstadt Jpman, Brooks, Montevide ry leonard, Raymond, Nov 5—Arr steamship Raltinore, Greene, ‘ana; bark Lapwing, Keils, Rio Janeiro: schra Samuel, .fones. Sombrero via Hampton Reade, Henrietta, Jones, Calais; Suuith D Bellows, Clark. Middletown, Conn, Cid ‘Win Jenkins Hallett, Fosion; brig Director, Revwolds, Galves- ton: echrs KH Perkina Cocmbs West Indies; Mist, a and Breeze, Hulse, NYork: Sea Wreh. Egbert, New Bodf Sid ships Robin Heod, Mat: 8. NYork; Revere, Rotke, Mo~ bile: brig Director, Kevnolda, Galveston. h—Arr (hy tel) brig Clavenon, Phinney, NYork. BANGOR, Nov 4—Arr brig abner Tavior, Taoiey, NYoric; schra Delaware Furburh. and Bea Hreezn Coombs, do. FELFAST, (et 31—arr achra Harriet +tinson, Norfolk; Fred’ Nov 2 Ossuma, nin, Calias tor Philadel bia (see Disasters ) BATH, Nov 4—Arr provelier Wm F Cushing, Green, Chios go Sept 6, via Quebec for Portinnd (putin for coal and water); sehr Brazil Hawes, Philadelphin. CHARLESTON, Nov 3— Arr brien Rapid (Swediah), Axberg, Boston; Velona, Barnard. Philadelobia: schra KO Felter, ‘Arnold, New York; J P Whheriil Cobb, Boson. Tn tre ofling Face'sior, from New Orleans for a port in Burope, said to- be eaky andthe crew disorderly, Cid schr_ Cuwperthwaite, Rodgers New York. Sia bark Felah Gould, Baltimore; sobre B £4 Neild. Repnett, Wilmingiot, NC; 14 A’ Rstwards, Sunita, Georgetown, RC. are BLA Miy:ov 1-5 sly wantin hie premio wih 8 double top-ails apposed to Me the Arkwright, from Liverpoo!s the ebip Weetmnorelaivi, rm Liverpool, algo pareed fn, one the hiv Thos Jeifereon, from Livers oo, in tow of NYork steam tug 2 chillog. oft thie lars goume upd ship lake badly YRANKFORT, Gct 21—Sld bark J M Churchill, Kilman, Cardenas. PAI. RIVFR, Nov 8—Arr schr Jabez L Wight, Gandy, Philadelphia. Sid schra M R Carlsle, Winsmore, Philadelphia; Abn Eizbeth, (arise. Milford, Del. 4th-—Arr acbr Lady Adama Davis, NYork. Sid sloop Anz B Holmes, Hammond. N York, fin—Arr scbr b W Kenton, Tarlor, De'aware City. nsunn Svc Ry Soa nin weg," a clase N Yor! ¥ Nas! meade), 8 Yor! m Jas- per, Hennett, $t Marks, sche M Betts ——, NYork. Bark Cha. rewer, for NYork, was towed to sea Mth GEORGETOWN, SC, Oct 3t—Arr brig W A Dresser, Hateh,, Beeston GLOUCESTER, Nov f—Arr achra See ad gl ‘Alexan- of the Morn- dria: J Tinker, Hunter Rondow for Har HAMPTON ROADS, Nov j—Arr ships He Ing, Callao (sec Mixcel;; Michsel » pgeio, Euterpe, and James Hovey, do; sehr @ F siome. Nussau. MOBILE. Gct S—Arr bark TB Bartram. Nichola, N York; sehr UW Fry, Richmond, Va ld ships Gav Lanedon, Stone, Liverpool; Grace rarvont, Mitehell, Havre: brig HG’ Berry, Race, Roston: schre Queen of the South, Mooers, Providence; OR Vickery. Horton, Lavucea. Nov i--arr bark Caroline, Grindle_ NYork: brigs P Lacoste, Brown, N Golden Lead. Johnson, Philadelphia; sebra © M Pettit, Clark, Boston; James Miller, Miner, cla ship RC Winthrop, Norville, Liverpool, bark Mary Sawyer, Bartlett, Hoston bth——Arr (by tel) bark James L Davis, New York... NEW ORLEANS, Cct S—cld aweninabip Tennessee, Law- leas. Vera Cry a King Harker, Liverpool; Jane B Walsh, York, i » W dewall, Morrizon. Liverpool; He werpool; bark Briitiant, Sigsbee, cote, Rio Janeiro; Allan A Chap- urent, Havana and «market, 4 Nov, A M—Arr_moamshiy Galveston, Hateblogs, Havana, ard Key West via Florida Porte; shin Addison, Fike, Kenne- bunk; brigs Joseph, Cables, Savannah; Thos W Rowland, Row- lund, Bio Janeiro; sehr Tew Drop ‘erry, tuatan island. Pelow—Coming up, ship J P Wheeler, Kobinaon, from Boston. Ud ships N Darates, Perey, 11vere of; Missouri, Hull Boston, ° 6ib—Arr (by tel) sinip Hulzaleth Kimball, Wilson, NYork; § Emerson Smith, and Masconome, do. ith— Arr sbips Narragarsest, and Indiana, NYork; Escort, Mountaineer, und Success. do; Western Empire, Boston, For est King. Liverpool; bark Cephaa Starreit_ Bonaire. NEW BED ORD, Nov 5—Arr achrs Wm H Rowe, Mel esd and Hunter, Kackett, Philadelphia; en C Gibbs, Gibbs, Mat- {apoisett for Frankiia, Fa. )d eebre RT, Hammond, Ham mond, Ba'timore; Mary Johnsoa, Nickerson (from Wareham) NYor NEWPORT, Nov 4. PM—Arr beiga Mary Cobb, Cornwall, Dix Inland, Ma, for Washington, NO. Alama, Togails, Machiag for NYork: achrs Sardinia Rum>le, Millbridge for do; Soun- tan Home, Pond, Taunton for N¥ork (and. all peaain Buh, 736 4M) Alsoachr Mary Peavey, Armstrong, Bastport for Now ork, Sth, 7 PM—Arr (hy tel) bark Zidon, Holbrook. Bath for Sa- yernab; schr Alfred Howe, Kelley, Nisedford for tieorge- lown, 6th--8id, wind NB, barks Zidon, Eventide; Mary Cobb, Alamo:end all the venscls previously ‘reported is port? bound Sand W. ith Arr (by tel) schra Adnline, Howes, Baltimore for Sa- tein: Flizabeth, Mayo, Rilubethport for Realon, NEW LONDON, Nov 6—arr brig Vilage Pride (Br), Com- mings, Fhiel’a for Brkigeport; senrs Canton, Aray, Newbury- Wimningten, At backer, Gardner, Bangor for cr, Liaw or slonp Tempe : bg Bet 5 Nov smart he Phy meso fhe ol HA cker, lexandria, V: omen ‘ayre, Jr Keyport; horgetharles Mayo, Brooklyn’ Bid sehr Oregon, Rockland, Me NEW HAVEN, Nov 5—Arr bark Gazelle, Duell, Artignas achra Cha'lenge, snath, New York: Filea Louisa, Thomson, do; Thos Vaughn, Eilvabethport; sloop Southport, Gladwin, New York. Bid sehr Wave. now York PRNKACOLA, Oct 20—Cid briv A O Meryman, “olburn, Weat; schrs Kd Barnard, Willems, Cooper, Gnlventon, Cottrell N¥ort (and «'@ for Bangor); K Matanvas; Witham, TLADHLPHIA, Nov 7Arr steumehlp Phineas Sprag Marthews, Bowion; sehrs a Herbert, Hursere, Welln, Stewon, Cobb, Provincetown; Colorado, ale.’ Salem; X ‘Thompéon, Steelman, Providence: Martha, Baxter, Boston; 8 Woodbridge, Atkine, do.” Cll -brigs Airéd Kxall, Beanitng, Havana; thibboleth. Morton, Boston: echra @ 1). BF Shan: non, Bowen Brainirce; NRT Thompson, Gteelman, Provi- dapee: J.C Brooks, Gratinn, Roston PORTLAND, Nov S—Arr eleamer Chesapeake, Crowell, N York; sehr Chronometer, Piet son, da PROVIDENCE, Nov b—Arr slenmera Westehester, Jone, NYork; Caprav, Kenney, NY¥o schra Oceana tird, Gibbs, Baitimere; Reveone, Gandy Philadelphia; Gass Blower, Maris, Philedotphia; ‘slo.p Wm A Kowen, Brotherton, NYork ‘and #ld (th for ?o), Cid bark Mary R Barney, Luther, Ma- anzas, Bld schre Mary FE tabeth Me tt and RM Browning, Wsley, Prilydelp hin Lewla lark, Sooey, N York: KL ik, Lent, ‘do; at triste, Gibbs as fork: HL. Crook, Lent, ‘do; alo sn, Gibbs, Motio, Heebe, NYork, | PEE BPragnn 3 Nov t—-Arr steamer Petre), Baker, Ginw, Wheelor, Port Bwen. Sia andrids Mary (A Adams, Sparrow, Norfolk, and trom below sebre Sen Nvmph and C Fat yehYMovra, Oct 20-4714 echr Benj Stannard, Doane, New ork. RiCHMOND, Nov 4—Arr stenmebip Roanoke, Cducb, New York. 8) schr Lonien Dyer, dem . he BAN FRANCISCO, Ooi I-in port slips. David. Crockett Rowland, for NYork'nbont the 18th; BF Hoxie, Crary, char- atrenm, ne, 1x Tt tered to load for do, Twhistt, Gates, for do do, in the Feady go rai MY nothing offered tyr elsewhere; aid SALEM, Nov J—\rrachr A M Aldridge, Ratemap, Phila delpbla: Sib brig Potomac, Johnson, Sterra Leone. 6th, bolow bark Zotall, Civrk, from Cavanne, Arr sebrs Ev- eraretn, Oriflin, Phildelphia; Evdta Catharine, Dwyer, Ren dont: H'S Barnes, Kay mond, N¥ork. Sid ache’ Allan ° ing, Rico, Philadel hin, HTONINGTON, Nov 5— Arr echr Thos Dickerson, Dickens, NYork: sloop Charles, Tracy, Rondout, Pale SEARSPORT, Oct '29~Sid brig B K Eaton, Gilkey, “"THOMASTON, Oct 20—£10 ships Eagle, Curling, and Monta belio, Reeper, NOri ne; schr Kardrick, Fish, V rain Ro WILMINGTON. NO. Now ¢—Arr schra George Fins, Go gers NYork: IR Warner, Cnrew, do; ath, John, lg tN M1 bth, sehra Vermont Fargo, Boston; WV Howard, Charleston. Went to sea over Maly Bar Nov 1, bark eee for Havana; brig fen Foam, for Boston; and Pret Germaine, for London; 4, sehr Albion, for Bost neu. WARKHAM, Oct 25— Ayr achr Amazon, port, Sid 2uth, sehr Jane, Weeks, N Yorke