The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1859. Jersey City News. wear Gaxvaes oy Hupsay Gourry.—The Hadeon event Beard af Can vassers met yesterday afternoon, at fe Gourt Honse, in findson Cty. A motion was adopted te vejeat all soattoring vous. By this means George W. host 616 voles which reat “George pe ch 870 were rewrned from ‘Soak First di and 246 from Hadeon Cay The pale Wren wag 879; Charles $" otdra, ‘825, For Woseott, 8,762; Gro” Reem arity , 684, named genuomen oN Rralor—Samvel Wescott, de Jee mily—Wen. H, Peckham, tiem.; N.C. Siaight and @arret Van Horn, opp. ‘ounly ‘lerh—— Robert Gilcbriet, opp. Burregat:—James O'Neil, oem. j—Jobn Francis, dem. @xonerx—Jobo G. Ackerman, Thos. Gafney, dom.; and “Bheodore F Morre, opp. Durp or wns Ixz0nIKs —Jutius Jool, a lad 13 years of age, ‘whe was run over by the New York and Byie cars, at the @eove sirert ercesing, in Jersey City, some four weeks giaee, died of bis mjurics yesterday afternoon. An m- ent will be held to-day. Brooklyn City News. Marany Parse —The Citizen Horse Guards of Brook- pe paraded on the 9th inst., musring Seventy-one pri- vvates. They made an exoursion to East New York, where they eontended for a number of valuable prizes, amoug whicd were a Oxb knife and fork of rolkd silver, prosented bs Andrews & McEwan, of stone atroet, The goveral ap- e+ of the company was ereditable and soldier: tke, Bes tbe Bring ar previeo and Tegular as could be desired: ‘Fee Geen H ree Guards are progressing in discipline and milliiary experience. The Disastrous Buffalo Fire. From the Albany Evening Jourval, Nov. 11.] Several parual Nets having been pudlished in the news- reo! the mauranee on property, in the Buffalo Cry T, we have procured a list from @ source We Be @aured t be correct, with the amount of grain stored erein at the time of the fire—240,829 bushels gra, on ‘yhich there were $174,9v0 insured’ ju the following com- see Frama Tororance Company, of Hartford $13,890 Mave, of Busfalo-. 10/800 Gorn Exchange, of New ‘York. 8.200 8,000 Rertbern, of Loodon 7/500 ew Rogland F. & Mt; 7,00 Kerth American, 6500 Gemmerce, of albany 6.50 of New York 5,959 Wonk, do. 5,000 ddmworiean Ex ; 5,000 Berth American, 5,000 ‘B) 5,000 51090 5.090 5.000 5.000 Gty, of Brooklyn. 5,000 New Haven.. 5,300 Bremen'® Trast, of Brooklyn. 4390 Brevoort, of New York 4,500 ‘Barket, of New York see 3,500 Baabstian, of New York. 8,250 re” and Traders’, of New York. 3000 Fremis, of Brookly: + 8,000 ew amnerien, of New York ++ 2,800 York... 2,500 2,500 2,500 2822 br y999 904099 4089, FE ope, of New York 000 anite, of Brooklyn. 000 of Ne 50 pprien,’of Sprngtel 3000 500 ++ $174,900 Personal Intelligence. cong York Yacht Club entertalued at dinner, yes- re Arcedeckne, of the Royal Loudon Yeah Dub. al. R. M. Hoe, the inventor of the lightning press, was f@rewn from a carriage yesterday, near Poughkeepsie. Bis ieg war broken, Hen. Charles Mason, of Iowa; Major Larkin Smith and by, USA; Major J. s English aud Iniy, U8 MC; Bon. Wm. Pennington, Hon. J. a. N. Stratwn, Hon. J. T. ‘Muon, of New Jersey, are in Washir gton. Lieut. H. S. Newcomb has been detached from the ‘Warbington Observatory and ordered to the United States Steamer Water Witch. i. H. L wis bas been appointed Marshal of Wisconsin, ‘viee M. J. Thomas, deceasea. A ¥ew Port m Inpuna_ Drvonces—Last ‘week, ne we see from a report in the Howard Oounty Tri. Same; an important case under our divorcs laws was do- by | Junge Buckles, of that circuit. Briefly the case . Wm. Hoffman, of New York ety, came te Kokoma in spril, 1857, filed a complaint, procured pab- Meation of notice to his wife Emma, and on the 5th of Jano @Duained a decree ‘orce. On the 28d of October, 1858, ie divorced wife fled a complaint demanting that the di- waree be annulled on the ground tha: eu fruadu- Fauy procured, ber burband not being a resident of Beward county, but of New York city, and that she bad ‘me infermation of the proceedings til! long after the decrco wen mese, ‘Atior Jong examination of testimony and a fall and able argument, Judge Buckles decided that war not a resident of the county at the time ‘Bitmg his divorce complaint, and set azide the decree geant- fag. Thus Mr. Hoflman found himself a married man fm wppleasantly short metre. This case may givo the pab- She abroad to understand that divorces are not so casily mained in this State as they used tobe. Under the old Tew, any one resident, to commence a divorce suit and @rry through, as ip this case, without his wite ever Irnewing it, bas only to ewear to'a ‘ie; that is, to his dona ide resicence here. Now the law requires the applicant $e be a resideut actually, and to have been tor a year, Before he can begin asuit wt all. Non resident rebols matrimonial laws will do well to cut this para ‘aph out, and save themselves the expense of a journey Siena’ to xet a divorce. Tho good time for all thst @aes of poopie is over in this State.— Indianapolis Journal. ‘The Disaster in the North River. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Youx, Nov. 11, 1859. Ye your issue of this morning there i+ an item ih regard ® the ronoing down of a small boat near the Hoboken S-rry, whereby three persone loet tbeir lives. It is, aa far ae tbe tog: bout Fulton is concerned, entirely false, as the Witon was laid up at 21 o'clock on Thureday morning for ‘Pepaise to ber boiler. BRYAN KENNEY, DANIEL SHAWE, Proprictor®’ steamer Fulton. Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Ingraham. ov. 8.—Anthony Gould, eal., vs. Cornelius P. Schermer- Born —The defendant should have had the plainuff calied ‘> the firet order before leaving Court, but | am not satis fled that he was guilty of any disobedience of the Court. See defendant must appear before the Judge at cham. bext, and submit to an examination. In attachment 16 discharged without costs; if Bot he must be committed until he submits to answer. Lydia B. Sill, ct ale , vs. Margaret S. Russell, cf als.—The weport does not appear to have been filed ae required by fhe 32d rule. Sarah ann ws. Wm. 1 er.—The testimony taken before a referee should be aigued by the parties and ‘the original annexed to the report. Copies are not proper to go on file. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. James 0. Guilick vs. P. Guilick, 4 al.—Jndgment flor the piaivtif’ on demurrer, with liberty to the defend- ‘fant to answer in twenty days on payment of costa. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fapay, Nov. 11, 1859. ‘The money market is without change in rates, but thera ‘f not such a large amount of capital offering as was the sage a week since. Call loans, however, are easy at 5 & BH per cent, accordingto security, Ac.; the regular money Ieaders are not allowing over 4 por cont for money loft with them by customers. For first class paper, tho rate ranges from 5)¢ a 63¢ according to date, with an occasional exception, where a very prime bill, at 30 a 45 days, goes a8 5 per cent. Foreign exchange is very dull. The rate are from 110 to 110% for 60 day sterling bills, aud 110% a & for short wight; there are some very fair commercial bills in the market at 100% aX. France go at 5124 913%, and sight drafts on Paris at 6.100 6.11%. Tho exchange market has, to all appearance, 2 downward tendency. ‘She steamer Arago, which sails to-morrow for Europ, ‘will take from $800,000 to $1,000,000 in gold bare recoived per Atlantic. ‘The course of the domestic exchanges is shown by the Solowing table of the price of sight bills om New York at the cities mentioned:— “1% promium. Great surprise exists at the high rate at which Kastorn exchange continues to rule at Chiougo, notwithstanding ‘he heavy shipments of produce. It is surmised that Southern merchants have been free buyers of bills on ‘Rew York at Chicago. Thore are a number of nowspa- Pers published at Chicago, all of which publish money ar- ticles; bot none of them has vouchsafed any explanation af the phenomenon. Our stock market was rather more active to-day. Thore ‘was a rather better demand for the Western shares, soom- §ngly based on the traffic return published in to-day’s Higuip. But 48 a rule, we are bound to say that public ‘@enfidenos in railway property revives very slowly; the Business of oomuNission brokers is extremely light. Cen fal advanced to 80 Xgai, Bold at 803; between the boards, and closed at 80 bid in the afternoon. Rook Isinni was bammered down by the bears to 02% , advanced to 63 s and @losed at 68 bid. Galena was done at 72% in the afer- noon, closing at 72% bid Niinois Centra) was rather more im demand. Hudeon River advanced 3; the donde (bhirda) fold at 8034 per cent, ap advanoe of 4 per cent within 2 week, They are a desirable seourlty, and are likely to be- ome popular, as the road rises into a wider vircls of favor. ‘There is nothing new in State stocks. In the afternoon the market was better in Hudson River, Dut rather easier on other descriptions, and stocks closod dull at the following quotutions:—Missouri 6 per ecnt, 843¢ a %; Quuton @orn. vapy, 1734 @ 18; @umberland Coa! Company preferred, 13%; Paciic Mail Steamebip Company, 733; a 71; New York Centra) Railroad, 8034; Erie Railroad, 74 a 4; Hnd- son River Railroad, 872¢ a 7%; Harlom Railroad, 9% a 1034, 40. preferred, 36 a 34; Reading Railroal, 38), @ 3; Michigan Central Railroad, 413; a 3y; Michigan South- ern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 6% a 7%; 0. gagran teed, 17% a 18; Panama Raitroad, 124); a 125; Ubnois Central Railroad, 63}; a 4¢; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 7235 a %4; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 203 a 3; Ohi cago and Rock Island Railroad, 63 a 3s. The following table exhibits the traffic of the leading Western railways during the first week of the current month — Roads. 1-8 Nov., 1858. 1-8 Nov, 159. Increase. Per 0. Diinois Centrat...$3b 502 63677475 TT 4007 = 1zg90 48 33,57 14,6368 4,829 165 2h 4843 1071328 18/877 2050 «12 Is will be geen that ‘the Mtinois roads commence the month of November with a still grear traffic than they bad in October. It must be remembered, however, tbat in ashort while navigation will close in the West, and from that period until corn begins 9 come on freely, the freight traffic of these Nues will fall off—though we look Still for @ moderate increase over last year throughout the winter. On the roade between this aud Chicago, the closing of the lakes wili not cause as large & diminution of trattic. The above exhibit cannot but be regarded as highly satisfactory. The dry goods import is again in excess of last yoar and the year before, The figures are $945,000, against $570,000 same week last year, and $614,000 tho same week of 1867. The aggregate import to date is $100,627,- 000, against $53,146,000 to same date last year, and $86,790,000 to same date in 1857. Notwithstanding the above excess of goods, we hear that preparations are being made by leading houses for alarge import trade next spring. It is expected that the banks will afford un- usual facilities for the purchase of foreign goous; and each merchant, relying upon his neighbor's curtailing his orders, will avail himself of the opportunity to the fullest extent. This, at least, is the opinion of some of the most intelligent members of the trade with whom we have con- versed. If the opinion be verified by the event, the yoar 1860 will be far more disastrous for the dry goods trade than 1857 or 1859. The lessons of past exporience, how- ever, are of litile avail against ie spirit of commercial enterprise and the prospect of gai "The bi einees of the BUD Treasury was as follows to-day. Total receipte + $184,191 60 —For customs, 143,000 00 96,964 27 4,775,998 80 Tho exchanges at the Bank Ci House this morning were $20,610,072 23, and the balances $1,450,302 35. ‘We see by the Chicago Commercial List that the receipts of corn at Chicago are rapidly increasing, on the Sth inst. 61,771 basbels being received, of which 43,280 came from Central aud Southern Illinois, by way of the Dltinois Con- tral Road. ‘The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the month of Ocwber were as follows:— Main Stem—Passengers $68,792 47 Mails. Bare.* 7883 38 er ane yeen oa ‘Tonnage. 682 Hi Branch—Paste ‘$28,868 96 ne 2 Wasbin ancl , ‘as er ngers. Seon 17800 00 6,767 02 97,921 38 rT ae 866 17,983 72 22,441 12 ‘Total see cseeceveteces -. 416,929 61 61 The following 8 the business of the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad for the six months onding Oct. 1, 1859:— nings. — Rixpense. Wa. sa 466 73 72,018 46 60,437 25 2239;009 93 BZ;87Z 79 49,600. 14 Gain in 1860........ Gain for same period in stosk acooun' OE ST ES er Of the Norwich and Western road October, 1859. + $31,811 68 October, 1868, + 27,810 64 Gain in 1859......00 06+ ” $4,501 25 The receipts for ton months for 1868-59 were:— 186°—Jan. 1 to Oct. 31, ++ $291,978 79 1668—Jan. 1 to Oct. 31, 226,000 10 Gain m ten months of 1859..... seeeeeereres $56,888 69 —or 28 6-10 per cent. Annexed is the statement of the St. Louis banks for the week ending the 5th inat.-— 102,458 10 Merchants’ 92,855 8t. Louis 255,044 28 200 72.819 49 Southern 324,404 64 = 97,190 98,242 16 Mechanics’ 298,700 48 60,270 90,755 54 Exchang 262,594 16 90,665, rtd ae s 832 36,195 216. 195,211 35 87,755 Toot 4 $2,960,498 34 587,720 $16,337 42 As compared with the statement of the previous week, the results are as follows:— Exchange. Circulation. Coin, Merchante’ . + $8,126 inc. 6,450 dec. 1,581 dee. 1,890 dec. 3,165 dec. 5,890 inc. 5.886 inc. 4,800 dec. 4,972 inc. 13,866 inc. 2.480 dec. “983 dec. 6,608 ine. 8,415 inc. 13,053 dec. 40,681 aec. "640 dec. 5,463 dec. 26,168 dec. 4,525 inc. 6,479 inc. The amount of coal transported over the Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad for the woek onding Eaturday, Nov. 5, was as follows:— Kar. Shipped North, tons. 169,890.10 Shipped South’, : 528,264.05 Total... 698,154.15 j _, Correeponding time laat ye Shipped North 1,670.15 127,677.19 Shipped Bou 9,970.10 446,842.10 11,441.06 674,520.09 The shipment of coal by the Barclay Railroad and Coal Company for the week ending Nov. 6 was, tons, 617-15 Previously reported 26,155.10 Amount shipped for the soasom.............+++26,773 05 ‘The following is the coai tonnage of the Shamokin Va!- Jey and Potisville Railroad ae Year. For the week ending Nov. 6 tons, enon Jo 147,183.18 Same time last year 1 47100.19 —— 104400.15 Increase... 42,774.03 We read in the Cincinnati Price Current of November 9: Last season, owing to the great difficulty which existed in making “both ends mect,” consequent upon the high prices paid for hogs, some instanoes of sharp practice wore developed, which, to say the least, are highly reprehensi- ble. It is the custom with our loading packers, in packing ners pork, to put 196 Ibs. in each barrel, which, whon salted, will weigh out 210 ibs. to 220 Ibs. peso according to the quality of the meat; but in many , hovever, irre- spoveible packers are in the babit of Pati ool 180 Ibs. in each barrel, so that the buyer of such is thus cheated out of ten to fifteen pounds of moat, which makes quitea mar- rin for the dishonest packer, Another trick # practised to vome extent, namely, ‘marking up” the woight of casks of baoon five to ten pounds, according to circumstances, snd calling this “eoakage’’ when reolamation is claimed. Theee are, however, not new practices, aa they have been retorted wo by adventurers in the trade for a long time. A tew trick, however, was developed last season, which is quite ingenious and profitable. In cutting up the bog the Whole of the back hone is left attached to one of the sides, and then by simply removing the ribs from the othor side a clear pide le made, with lees of bone than in the usual Way. The ide with the back bone attached is packed as mess pork or smoked as bacon, thus compelling the inno- cent buyers to pay for moro bene than they should. Now, this having been brought to the notice of the pork Inapoctors of New York and New Orleana, they are detormined, wo mnderstand, that they will pate no pork #0 pat ap in fu- ture, so thut thore outeide individuals who intend operat. ing on the back bone exporiment the proseat soason had better consider the matter beforehand, lest they may find that it will cost more than it will come to, and thus prove in the end @ most injudicious operation. With regard to the condition of the finances of Wiscon sin, the Madieon State Journal makes the following state. ment:— ‘Two-ffths mill permanent tax Arrearagos due from counties. One-tenth mill town library tax Gash in troasury,,...+++ Total... Aggregate | retour... Aggregate liabilitice It is necessary to remark thi the entire “snot of the Ferourcea mentioned may net be received, and other | citims may be presented which will redueo_ this halanco; Dut we are conftevt that "ihe tax raised ($150,000) witl be suicent to meet all the necessities of the government, and Kave a balanoe in the treasury.” It is proper wstate that the figures upon the estimated resources do not ia- tude the $32,000, the amonnt of the Janssen defalcation, or the amount dhe ‘of couris, nor the ull amcunt due {rom counties, but only such amounts as will probably be realized. Stock Exchan Fuhr, Nov. 11, 1859. 200 ahs R’dingR.ob0 3534 943; 100 Mieh Qoue RR... 4115 82000 Tenn 6's "1 500 Virginia 6) 2800 Missouri) 6a C060 City 'n '8) 20cO.N York Con 6% 40(0 Krie RR} mtb 200 Hud RRR & ms 80 £000 BRatay vonas 10000 do... BOO 1100 MCRRpelmeted 6000 Mich Son f Dds 5B 300 11 Cent RR bas 1000 160 she Hw Riv’ Rit SECOND BOARD. s _6Oshs Hud RRR.b6O 3775 180 Harlem RR pref... 38 100 Clev & Tot Ey 60 Mich Cea RR..860 4155 50 aig 100 10 Mich So& Ning stk 100 tear 9 RI, 860 6 73% 100 Hud Riy RR b80 38 THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the wook and since January 1— For the week. 1867. 1868. 1859. Fptered at the port. $614,604 670,966 945,004 Thrown op market. 179,930 590,142 928,471 Since January 1. Entered at the port.86,790,043 63,146,673 100,627,326 ‘Thrown on market. 79,553,874 60,879,520 100,319,373 By the above table it will be soon that the entries of dry goods at this port the past week, as well as the amount thrown upon the market, were in excoas of those for tho game period in the two preceding years, though they are materially below the amounts for the previous week. ‘The amounts entered this week have been augmented in some degree by the arrival of quite a number of vessels from Furope, several of which had long passages, and some wore considered over due. ‘The aggrogates sinc the Ist of January are largely in excess of the en'rics for the eame time in 1857 and 1858, having now attained to the magnitude of a little over one bundred millions of dollars in value, which is in excess of any previous year {n the history of the country. The annexed tables give ihe classification of the goods entered, thrown upon the market, wareboused, and with- crawn for consuption. Of the entries, woollon fabrics amounted to $287,188; cotton do. to $67,624; silks to $382,- 829; flox to $54,002; and miscellaneous articles to $70,126. Total, $861,265:— Entered for Consumpti Packages. Falue 210 $106,677 78 15,878 97 55,502 1172 65,673 Cot &worst. 72 15,211 Shawls..... 26 11444 4 = 1,750 e 6,944 Biankets... 22 2,762 Worst. yarn 33 (7,367 Linen & cot. 19 5,285 Total....... 268 $54,008 Miscellaneous— Straw goods 87 Millinery... Wo 8,261 Feths.&iiow. 9 1,742 Clothing.... 14 1,990 Lea. gloves. 20 «880 $07,624 172 $190,040 Embroide’s. 8 4406 ae 208 H’dkerchis . iP astere Velvet... 2593 Braids& b. 8 — 1,066 5 ‘Worsteds. . Cot. Awrst’d 17 8,612 — Silk&cotton. 2,031 Total....... 41 $13,521 — Total........ 95 $29,995 Cotton— Flax— Cottons . $109 —_Linens..... 1 $9,486 2,237 Miseollaneour— 21,796 = Straw aren. 8 $5,469 —— Corse’s, lM 3,107 $24,142 = Matting . 12 608 $12789 = Total....... 32 9,610 - Recapit Entered for consumption— Manufactures of woo! cotton. be silk. 03,57 24,142 Miscellaneous... Total. 7186 i 373 654,520 The export of dry goods the wook was quite limited. “Though there was emp @emand for China, no shipments for that market weee vegerted. Tho only two points embraced in the small emperts made wore Hayti and the West Indies:— vy Packager. Value. Rayti... 40 34,226 18 1,154 ‘Total coon) ae SS, Previously reported. 45,095 dio Sinoe January 1.....+.. 65,156 = The fall trace te pretty much over, and the chief busi- nees_pow doing is confined to the near by trade and to the city retail custom. Scattering orders from the in terior are duplicated, chiefly for light articles, to bo fore warded by express. "Tho Southern steamers also con- tinue to carry out a fair amount of dry goods packages. ‘There te but a moderate movement on the part of jobbers in purchasing, as yot, stocks, with which to mect the spring trade. Cotten domestic goods have been somewhat irregular during the wock. One feature of the trade has been the large movement in printing cloths, and the increased depression in raadder and othor prints, some styles of which have been worked off at cost or under, while somo favorite makes were steady and the demand fally up to production. Heavy brown shoctings were inactive, with modbrate sales at 8%e. a 8340. per yard. Bloached goods of the better makes wore sloady, white the lowor grades were dull. Drills were steady, and accumulation of Block prevented by @ regular export domand for China and other ports. We quote China drills at 83¢0., bleached at 8340. a Oe., and blues at 102¢c. » 103¢c. ‘Tho supplics of stripes, ticks and denims wero augmenting, and the market quict. Cottonades were in fair demand from city clothiors and the stock ample. Printing cloths wero hold at higher rates. Heavy lots of @4x64 have within the past week changed hands at 51c., now held at 53¢c. The tales footed ap 11,000 a 12,000 ‘piecos of 64x64, 5OKE0, and 40x44, is, with few exceptions, were dull and nominal. ’ The movement in woolloa was moderate, and with ample stocks somowhat irreralar. Cortain styles of carsimores and cloths re- quired by clothing manufacturers woro in fair demand, While tome kinds of fancy makes were moving to a fair extent. Ladics’ shawls quiet. Flannois and blankets Were eustained, with a fair business doing for the soason. Undergarmenta and howiory wore aul. The sales of foreign goods from importers to jobbers, aa usudl at this fearon of the year, were moderate, while the former were disposed to carry ovor lines of ktaple goods for the Hard trade. Spring clothing goods Nee in fair serene auction sales this wok bave been We bave received @ printed report of the lave meeting at the Astor Houve of sotton and woollen manufacturers. They ergavized themeelves mto an association, to b+ kpown as the “UnRod Buates Corton and Woollen Asso- ciation.” They formed a regular constitution laws for its government ‘The officers provided for, and wepnee to receive mo falary, are an follows :— rt 3. The affleers of this aha be a Prevent, four View Presidents aSearetary, a heartof irade embracing ‘not lene than twelve owton and twelve woollen manuf corer, and sr Executive Commitee ef seven, chosen by he Hoard The Board of Trade is Ledge quarterly and the associa- tion once & year on tho last Wednesday in October. They clcoted FE. Pandivet Ooltas Presiaeut, with foar Viee Presi- dents, and Mr. A. HL Aliny , of this city, Secretar . Toe Board of Trade was organized’ with the b arn ae uirty-pine manufactures vn. dollere initiation fue te ‘obargest. The ol of the association are said to be to “gather and publish statistics” regarding — the cotton apd woollen manufactures of the country,’aud “other information” calculated to place “those branches o} American industry On & More permanent basis.” Se jong as this association eonfines its operations to the .mn- tual enconragement, improvement and progress in those important branches’ of manufacturing enterprise, it will a)) be very well. But, if their intention ts by eollecung statistics in such @ Med and ip such form as to operate upon vetional legielation in favor of a high prowetive tariff'in bebalf of their interest, we doubt whother their scheme will prove ekher very cage sumg aa pers: with ‘he people, who remember the free wool statstios, 30 Hberaliz vala fr; 00. 8. ‘& former occasion, to wwfluenee the action of Copgrees whon framing the taritf of 1867. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fuway, Nov. — P.M. Aeius.—The sales embraced about 100 bbis , including pots, at $6 12, aud pearls at $5 313 per 100 Ibs, Breapercvrs.—Flour was firmer, with purchases on speculation and for Atos closing firm at an advance of about Be. to 1c. ‘the gales foowed up adont 28,000 bbie. within the range the following quotatioas:— Sound superfine State $485 a $1 90 750) a 510 14% a 50 »-6D a 670 630 a 7% .650 a 615 [580 9 725 Coo extra family and bakers’ ‘brands... 700 a 8 00 Rye flour,. 280 a 440 Corn meal, 400 a 440 —avadian was firm, with sates “of about 600 bis. at $6 10 9 $6.25, ehiofly at $9.50 a $0.25, Gorn meal was eteady, with Eales of in fair request at our figures, with gales of about 250 a 800 bis. Wheat was active and firmer, with sales of about 40,060 bushels, including white Kentucky at $1 62, white Michigan at $1'47 0 $1.50, white Canada at $143, Milwaukeo club at $114.0 $1 i7, and Canada club at $1 1434. Corn was firm, with gales of 8,600 bushels Jer- vey and Northern yellow at $1 02a $1 03. Barley—Salos of 18,400 bushels wero made at 75c. a 78c. tor State and Canatia West, and 80c. a8lc. for Fnst Camda. Rye—Sales of 6,000 bushels were made at 8c. a 86c. Oats were firm at 4dc. a 443¢¢ for Btate, Wostorn and Canadian. Corre. —The market was firm, while sales wero confined to 7 buge Santos at 12c, a 12}g¢., 40 do. Rio at 12). and 180 Marcaibo at 124. Corrox.—ho sales embraced about 3,000 bales, includ- ing 2,200 in transita. The market closed on the basis of abort 11 5c. for middling uplands. FREiGHTs.—To Liverpool 35 tons of hides were engaged at 208., 100 tierces of boot at Be. 6d..200 boxes choose at 268. Cotton was at 3-16d., and flour at 2s. To London 10 tons of clover seed were taken at 8s., 50 bbis, spirits tur: pentine at ds. 200 boxes cheese at 40s’, and 600 bbls. flour ‘at 28, Od. There was no change to notice in rates for other rte. Pepuvy.—Mhe market wes firm for raisins. The remainder of the cargo of the Badger was sold out, and a good also of the Sea Lark’s, which arrived yesterday, was dis- posed of ut $2 60 for layers, at 2 40 for M. R's, at $1 20 for halves, and 6730. for quarters. Hay.—The market was firm, with sales of abort 1,200 bales at 7c. a 80c. per 100 Ibs. Hines —Tho receipts have been large this weok, amount- ing to 78,000 bles, and importors having moderdtod thet toate views, the transactions have been to a large extent, most In Bucoos Ayroan, at & decline of about sco. per 1b. frou last week’s rates. Bales have been—17,000 dry Buenos Ayres, Sbe., 61x mouths; 10,000 dry. California, aie, six months; 7,000 dry Buenos’ Ayres, to arrive, 26c., six months; 1,600 dry Orinoco, 23e , Fix and eight moaths; §.000 ary ‘Porto Cabello, 21 4c. ‘six. mouths; 1400 dry ol do., 20346 .e1x months; 3 00 city slaughtors, $360. Sie rs 2,600 Western do. , 9¢., cast Hore.—Sales of 100 bales were’ mado yesterday and to-cay of the crop of 1869, at 12c. a 18. Old were quiet, and more or Jess nominal. Inox —Sales of 150 tons Scotch pig wore made at $23 50 a $24 60, six months. Lxamuex.—The demand bas been to a fair extent, at a deci ne of about Ie. per Ib. (rom last week's rates.” The reevipts are liberal, and the stock is still large and well asrorted. Lac: was steady, with fair sales at 80c. and at $1 10 for both sorts of Thomaston. Moiasews.—Sales of 60 bbis. prime old New Orleans were mande at é6c. No now has yet reached market; 100 bbis. Porto Rico, at 28c. a 30c.; 120 bbis. Cuba muecovado, at ‘The marketwas quiet atdéc. a 461¢c. Naval STORE. for spirits, and $1 58 and $1 67 for common rosiu, atloat and delivered, while crude was dull and nominal at $3 Oly. Oria.—The sales embraced about 6,000 gallons, wt 65. a Bic. Crude whale and sperm were unchanged, aad sales moderate. PRoVISIONS.—The pork market was heavy, and sales of bout 1,800 @ 1,900 bbls. were — report- ed, inelcing moss at $15 a 816 12%, and prime 0 50. Boot was without chwnge in prices, Tho wales were confined to about 260 bbis., at $4 25 for now country prime, and at $5 25 for new mess do.; repacked mesa at $9 a $9 873, aud extra do. at $11 a $11 374;. Bacon was in light supply and tho market firm, wiih saies of 800 a 900 boxes ribbed middles, do~ Itveruble in December and January, at p. t., aod 306 do. long middlee, for December, at 8746. ‘Small sates of beet hame were made at $14 60. was fc emer with sales Grabeut 300" bie, at Lose. a tle. ime, Salton of baller wuro ustaeae Wade atin as wand de léc. a 18¢. Cheese was in steady demand, while were unchanged. Rick—The salee embraced about 120 casks old and new at Bic. a 4360. Suzp.—Clover was quiet, but prices were stendy, with some ‘pquiry for export. "Timothy ranged from $2 30 a Sree, bushel. Linsced in Boston was selling at $1 51 a ee SvGare were firm, with sales of about 12,000 hhds., in- cluded in which were 148 bhds. Porto Rico at 6%c. 7340., and the remainder comprised Cuba muscovado, part al 3c¢. ae, and part at p. t.,and 258 bores word sold at thc. a ON Tonascoo. sales of 85 bales of Havana were made at | 40e. 110 do. Gentuegos at pt, and 45 hds, Kentucky at € race wa firm, with gales of 400 bbls. at 273,60. Woou.—The market is without change and very quiet; the sales, both of foreign and domestic, are unimportant. We have nothing to report from first hands. There has ‘been some business done at retail, but nothing worthy of mentioning. OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. The approach of cold weather, and with ib the close of canal and river navigation, has naturally a tendency to cause an advance in price of almost every kind of mar- ketable domestic produce; and although we have no very materia! changes to make in our list of quotations, yet wo repeat the warning, to those who are able to get in their winter supplies ef food. This anticipated rise in prices would have been made ore this, wore it not for the contixued mild state of the woather; but a fow such days as yesterday would make o material change in market prices, Last week retail prices in the moat trade ro- mained stationary, with an upward tondenoy. In the butter = trade = we = have nothing new to note. In the article of game the supply has been quite large, and the prices have, consequently, declined. ‘The game hunters im the Western forests and prairies are having excellent sucoees, but they scom to have a doli- cacy about sending their stock to the North, partly be- cause the weather |s not cold enough, and again because our game laws prohibit its gale. There are many, how- ever, who treat the game laws with impunity, and fur- nish the market with a tolerably good supply; so that our hotels and restaurants are kept well supplied. The mild weathor bas had a depreesing Influence on the poultry trade, and the prices this week are somewhat reduood. As Thanks- giving Day approaches, we may look for a very material change in prices, eapecially if we have cold weather. From present reports and appearances, there is a largo stock in the country, and an overwhelming amount wail likely reach this market about that inter Potatows continue to come in in large quantities; but the eupply of winter Potatoes ie quite limitod. There is a good Southern demand both for potatoes and apples. Apples continne frm at the prioee below guoted. ‘We make the following quotations -— Boov.—Sirloin steak, 6c. per Ib.; portor house steak, The, a We.; rump, Ido. ; roasting D Dicose, . a 1be.; chuck roast, 10c. a Le. ; corned doef, Murrox.—Mntion chops, 120"; ‘hind quarters, 10c. a 120.; fore quartora, 7c. a 9¢.; lamb, 10¢. a 126. ‘Vrar.—Cut 5 fore quartone, %. @ 100. ; hind quarter pork, 103<¢. ; salted pork, do.; hams, 10c. 140. per Ib.; shoulders, 100"; nidee, 1030. a Ie.; Joints, ‘Ide. per Ib. ; roasting pigs: $1 37 a $1 50. Miser aNwork.—Lologna sansages, 160. per Ib.; boot tongue a S0c. each lard, Vic. a’13e. por Ib, Poviry axp Gasx.—Vowhs, 1Cc. a 6c. por Ib.; broll- ors, 42¢. per palr; lurkeys, 15¢. a 150. per Ib.; geese, 120. por Ib.; tame pigeons, $1 75 por dozens stall foddo., $1.90; squabs, $150 a $2 por dezn; woodeock, 40c. por pair; canyars back ducks, $12 1 12'per pair; red head ducks, ‘The. per pair; broad bill do., 60c.; black do., 62c. por air; wood ducks, 60c. per parts teal ducks, 88¢. per pair; plover, $176 por dozen; merlin snipe, $1'75 per doron? prairie chickens, T6o. per pair; Weetorn quail, $175 per dozen; Long laland do., $175 882; guinca fowl, $1 pair; patridges, $175 a 82; venison, 10c. a 160. per i equirrvis, 8c. a'10c. each; rabbits, '60c. per pair; bear meat, 123¥c. por Ib, Fit —Coutish, 6, por 1».; founders, 6o.; eels, 100. a ; orgies, Se; luck fish, Sc. a 10c.; som buss, 100. triped bass, Bo. a 10c.; weakfiah, 10c.; hakbut, 120. ba oe to. brook trout, 60c.; blue fish}. $6. tront, 126. a 6c.; piokorel do.; erch, fe. 100.3 foe 1,1 m8 Gred; ‘clams, G00. 4 $1'do.; lobwicen,’ Go pert Th shell crabs, 186. por dozen; soft shell do., $1.0 $1 ee urren, Foos, &e + Orange county butter, De. por Ib. Western do, , Ise. a 2c. por Ib.; State, 2c, por Ib.: aa Mo. w 1%, per Ib. bc Sc, per lish dairy chee, 160. a 186, por foe Sie ‘. Vhite clover, %e, per Ib. "Ehawnale; Iie. a ve, BO. a 10. " ‘or potatocs (best), $1 88 a $2; oom- mon do., $1 $1.25; poaoh blowa, Junea, $1.50 por bbl; Dyckmans, $1 60 $1 75: ave potatos, $2 per pelnware do., $225; cabbage, de. a Te. per head; caniitower, 12c. a ibe.; eqrnsh, 15! a 260, ends garlle 12, bunch beets, Se. nde, bunch; paralay, deve 6a’ bunch; locks, Gc. a 86, buneh; onlons, 1c. 260. half peck; carrots, 6¢. bunch: tabie colery, Ie. bunch; ogg z ES plant, 1:6. each; rutahaga tarnips, 870. bbl. . cheese pamp kong, $5 per Dundred; mar Fac Wratera pen, BZ f2eel to vel Soe poten my red su coke, $1 76» $2 BDL; 20 unas ponies, 27 fall Pippin, 82 3; groenings and 1 $2 60 a bhi, oXDUPY ruses te, $2600 93 rebos, 8 2 $16 bi; quiere, $1500 $2 per Dubired; sranvorrier Ife. w 25e. quart; erab apples, 620. half pack; chy sau its 2he. per ahart; Wnanella, grapes, 2a. var Ibis Cuawba, ‘18¢.; common Jbe.; in ancy boxes, 26c. pur Ib. Sales om Best Estate. By James M. Miller. 4 boures and lots on Tu8 Wrest, ear 91 avons; each 2x98, $3,000 each... sigan House and lot on 12th street, near Si av., 16xi08.. 7,76! Property corner avenue A abd 221 street... 18, “WABITIOR INTBLLIOBACR, Movements of Ocean Steamers. THE AAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS GTEAMBHS N ot Havana Tt wad New Oren = rom New Orleans Shi Havuus 2d, Arriving at New Prem New York 12h, arriving at Hnvans 17th and'New Orieuns 19ih" "Frou New Orleans 10h, Havana Sh, ew Orleans 84. From New Orleans Havana Uh, ar ving at New akER C1tY—Prom New York Oct 25, arriving at Havana From Havana Nov 5, arriving at New York 9b The aaker ity galls (ram New York every 2 dav. Kanxak—From New York for Havana via Nassai the arrival of every atlernate Cunard slonmet at Net York. 1 B-_When the above dates fati on Sunday the steamers will safl cn Monday, except from N APEOIAL NOTIOB. an and lettore intended for the New Yous Hematp Port of New York, November it, | 1859. Sienansbip A Arago. Lines, Havre—W 8) Drayton. rf By Marry Tannen Coleman, Ban Francieco—f M Croley. 1p Presitent athe ‘Nelson. London—Dunham 4 Dimon, Ene Piotareh Barker, Antwer— Howland & Prethingham. inda, Manns, New Orleans—Oakley & Keating. Ship 8 Greenman, Webber, New bcmege thie Rip Germania, Townsend. Mobil ehp Emerald, Cook, MobileHowiand & Frothingbam, * ¥ inland, Jones Apalgchienla—B Richards. PG FO Heya ( Strossenrenter, Baltimore—H & F w 4 ‘Bark George Warren, Small, Melbourne—Crocker, Wood & Co. Bark Roanoke, Thompson, Rio Jansiro—G 8 Colt. Bark Vankee Blsde, Burk, Savannab—N 1 Brigham, Brig Ronito, Perkins, Glbralar Gomer, Wallace & 60. Brig B Meai weorgy, Hermuda--Smith Jonge & Os. Bing Thavehe! ‘tn. Cox, Bi Pierre & Whivey & Co. Brie Bkiner Gomi Hahtax—U f Dewalt, Brig Fameon, ing, hott St Marke— Brodie & Fetiea, Fehr A Crandall, Fitch, Key W i Eebr Ben, tg neh, Wimsincioa” #8 Powell Schr Varinia R, Chase, Elizabeth City—A Hower. Sebi & C Jones, Bedell, Norfolk—Sturges, Clearman & Co, chr J B Bleeker, Edwards, Philadelpnia—fan Hand. Echr Moumin Avenue, Greenfield, Philacelpbia—Jan Hand, Vieta, Davis, Perth Amboy—Baker & Dayton. Prescott, Boston. net, Baw, Philadelphia, ‘Skinner ond, &e, with mdso Steamship Jamestown, cage te Todiomek elacton, ag Zamenie Mount Vernon, Smith, Washington, &o, with mdse and passengers to & B Cromwell & Ce. Boe ve st Point, Freneh, Baltimore, with mdse, to H ‘Ncammehip Pataproo, Layfield, Portland, via Sandy Hook, with mdse and passengers, to HB Cromwell & Co. This mora: Ing at 4AM, ‘passed two hips off Fire Island, waiting for pu hip Frigate Bird, Cope, ep aay: 4#thand & eon Oot Gin wih sugar, bemen, i Pasaed Ange hirsite ion 16th, Cape er eh ‘Crossed ee, Rqnator alk et in 37 rivers: opt ek lat ptg Fee a ized in itish sbip Apn Buckle of Rristol, tor Poodon, 48 days ome Rept 24, lat 85 18 Ba Tenet is DE signatizad irit- ‘nstg pendants Now 2.9.87, trom lat ‘onsaed rom soe ions for, NYorm, { ship Jobn Ja: jetens for 5 Geka No Tong 63, sooke sobr “Pred” Hicwoll, Wioobester, hence for Pouce, 10days ‘ont: boarded har and received a fie of New York ‘papdrs and, some vecetubles Sra ets te icra 4a" passed hata 4 waloe of forge et {opeall American ahip pound Bou.h who took Bo notice of our oa Houvzar, Howland, plore TA daye, with mane, $0 Wa wa Has"ex} winds during the put bets Briaiis 468 lon 2 388, Sckaged tennis with Daas Atma, from Cape Good for Tiambar ip Bi ae Rarsiow, Oct, with mde deo nnd Ruska Qct'25 th lo: 43; hat strong westerly winds wineo, Now oes in lat 2. Int 4220, lon 68. saw a large shio. paipied, black, snpoosed the Carolns fork, Sd, tat S397 fon 62 10, apoke’ Sedlng salt ange re Grand Habk for Marticbend: Shy talles from the ft ighlands, tok » iiot from Font Mary Tavlor, No S, and anchored sumo ovenia, tn att n detained ever sinee, Had one gn the bar, where she bas been chip Compeer, White, Liverpool, 53 days, with mdse, to mas: t Ship HB Wright ot Park, Cardiff, 43 days, with railroad tron, to KR P Buck thip Martin Luther of tenrwport), Nichols, Pundariand, Rent coal. to order, haa hed very heavy westerly 5 Hin Get, wt 37 46. long 46, 63 ‘a savere bi from Nii love deok neues aad boot opilealin Be. Ship Wm Tell, Funk. Havre, Sept 24, with mdse and passen- rere, t0 a Noyd &Tlineken, Anchored tn quarantine thle PS Bhi Stevens, Coast of Africa, 42 days. in ballast, War towed ts Navy Yard at an early hour thie morning. Inin charge of a cur. The Ktly comes home in charge Of CoptSteserm of the US Poramouth, whloh vessel seized ber on the 234 Sept, off Matambu River, of Africa, ann slaver. Fark Young Greek (of Boston), Taylor, Port de Cobra (North . 8, davs, sith onpper are. t> master. | Rxpert gnced beuvy westher to 25 deg tinntle, wince then Bad Sein wings tnd calms in the Btvaden bed 8 ands, and in SFitraces had N @& winds, Sopt 2, lat 40 8, long $8 W, ox. perienced a severe hurricane from, senth, which inated ti onra—blew awey a snitof erils, brove topgallant yards, and broke down between decks. letting the cargo into the lower bold. cansing the veesel to lsbor heavily. | Nov 8 lat 37 N, long W, saw bork Sally Magee Iie ke to ‘Sept 16, off Cape Horn, spoke abip Maid of the Fea, hound weat. Park (simes (Br, of ‘obn, NB), Hacrington, Liverpool, 30 b 0: Manhattan Gas Mo Terk Eartiet Caan (Br, Cann. Ardrcennn, Ane 7, wlth tee to Kamiston Bros. 34 inst, Int 4246, lon 68, spoke bark JR Young, from Ardrosaan for ‘2 Aye hand Bark AH Badger, Means, Malaga, 45 days, with fruit, to Grund £ Wentercalt. “nd igh weber. Oot Th tae 34 Uh Jon 87%, spoke bark Gorilla, ea 2 are from Rich- mond for Kio Janelro: 1th, lat 24 30, ton'89 1A, Thiam, Mier from Richmond for itl Jeoeiro 15 dave ont thet iat lon 694%. naw nach bound South, showing o fignat with D T Min it; bad horses on deck. ine, Niekerson, Montevideo, Sept 29, with hice, Brig Sea Lark, Alien, Malaga, Sept 17, with frnit, tn 0.& BJ Peters, “Sent 19, ff Cape Xpartell, epoke bark Daniel, of How. ton, from Malnga for Philadelphia; name time, apoke brig Orts- for New York. ‘The 8 L has had heavy west- erly gales, split salle, & emer (Br), Buimer, Dorchester, NB, 11 days, with atone, to master, Brig Georre ers Jameson, Calais, 9 days, with laths, to Amith & Boyntor Prig Tila Dudley, Shea, Flizabethport for Solem. Prig O'Brien, Mitchill, Elizahetboort for Boston. Brig Lebanon, Mitchill, Elizabethport for Portland. Fh ir Montrore, Winslow, Rio Janeiro, Oct 2, with rosewood, to Rturges, Clearman & Co. Schr Josephine, Borum, Rio Janeiro, per with cot 4 C8 Jobneon. Rid in company with bark nie aching Witkine, for orleans. schr Burdett Bort, for Baltimore. Oct wes eer rican bark standing 8 and W, showing a signal with a white or yollow square in a blue border; ee in sight she carried ovay. her maintopealtan Jon 3590, saw an Ame at maat by the canted nothing. was blowing strong from Enat a the ume with considerable wes on. febr Alma eae, 8 ‘St Pierre, NF, 28 days, with fish and ol}, to baa ht A Tobe Win Mushil Culler; filaxhetbport for Roston. Bohr AT 1 Dyer, Cottrell, Elizabethport for Boston. Sehr Harriet, —, Calala, 9 days. Schr Harvest, ——, Cherryfield, 10 days. Sehr William Jones, Jones, Bt Gorge, ie, 9 dayn, Schr Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockland. 4 days. Sebr J 1, Bnew, Conory, Rookland, 4 days. Kehr Wenonah, Hunter, Demniavilie, 8 Rebr BS Munsell, Hunt, Harwich, $45 Behr Matanzas, Cook, New Haven, 2 re Behr OK Bloma @ marta), Waeeler, Bridgeport, 2 daya \. MeDermont, Pi jeepers, 2 Sehr J MeClusk Srtbion Portland, 2duys, Rehr Crystal Palico, Tal aighion, Port Kwon for Boston. Rehr J Baldwin Glaver-Rondont for Rehi fobs Syigh. B Hawley, Rondout for Brookhaven. Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia. BELOW. Ship Ticonderoga, fawyer, from Penang June 2%. Will towed up to-morrow morning by steaming Jacob Bell. Ebip Empire, Coombs, from Liverpool Oot 16, with mdse, to Bir Robort Peel, Larrabee, from Ant todtrlanen Mnture € oy aceite Ebip Vurilament, Hammer, from Sunderland Rept 10, with oe Brig Water Witeh, ‘Aleo three ships, twobarks and one brig. stents SAILED. ips Exeria, Hong Kong: Charlemmagno, and Vanoluso, N Orleans: Charter Oak, Moblie: i Greely, ot eae wc Jones, New Orloans;' Reindeer, Barbatos; Marmion, Agpin- ‘wall; Beoorlaza, Havana; brie J 'Jex, Sain: Also ships President Fillmore, 1 eevee: rumberg, NOrleang; Manhattan, Liverpool; C Cutting, Mobile; Dorsians, —;' barkn Roanoke, Rio Jublinum (Beem) ana; Kedron ¥may ; Albertina, Havana; brige jendrich, Londons Mary Mente 8 tagos A foun, St, soma: ‘ortan Plate; Col W Con: vata, a. Trinkdad: Lady Chapman, ‘euivitan; ache J A Hallock, Ha ‘Telegraph Marine Report. NDS, 1, arinimt--8hip Bir Robert, Peel. from ship aad bark in We offing. Wind light from, NW; weather cleat? SANDY HOO bh 11, sunset—Ship Ticonderoga, from Singspore via Penang, and another hp, Ds ansbor on the Tar, A fvep ia tow tow ‘ot Underwriter, coming in’ over the bar. Wind LONG yn Nov 21, wu ran inward bound veasels in sight. Wind NW, Hebt; weat FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov is ciel Dark tn the bay. tn fow, bound in. Steamship Jason, for Galway, and 4 ap Ba hatin, for Laterpool parang out ove the bar followin ani aned the Narrows: mai AN Heer for Your pte Greniag. Savanna ‘oronet, An fouee eatin. Wind NW, moderate, wealbee clear. Misceliane ‘The Br steamship Jason, for Galway via St Jobna, NF, did not qo to wea until yeaterday morning. She ealled from quarnns tine at 5 o'clock, and cronsed the bar at 7.0. The Jason was detained several bours after her regular time for departure by dense fog, On ber freight Met were 1880 bbls of flour for am Ameriaan abip bread batery at St Jehns and 80 vusbele of wheat, Her pasvenger Nat numbered 289 persens, of whum 28 were first claes, @mr Racuzt, of Boston, from Liverpool, which haa*boen ashore on the West Bank, wns got off yesterday morning by dteamtuge Hunts ees und Satellite and towed to this chy. PLoor PLaner. of Brookhaven. wile sabes se tomate ‘dethport to Bridgeport, was run into by the sloop Zebra, Bart Island about § o'clook yesterday morning, and sank ma very few moments. The crew of the Planet, consisting of three wen, bad barely me to save their lives by Rettig on board the Zebra. The Planet, at the time of the eoltisin, ha” on board @ cargo of 813% tona of coal, which of course all went to the ‘We notiee the splendid A1 New York bullt clipper abip John ‘Stuart fe loading in Suton & Co's Dispatch Line for San Fran- cinco, to ail Raturday, Dec 8. The Jobo Stuart is an ot faver- ‘to with California abtppers, being nated for good pagsages and superior delivery of cargo, Messrs Sution & Co are also elode ing up the Ocean ‘Telegraph, at plier t7, Enat River, to eal? Saturday next, 19h inst, and to finish loading in four or five days. Suu Jenn W Pate, bence for San 0 Preseien, defore re porved at Montevideo tn digrens, wae proceeded. w her voy: fe about 1Oih opty having, anet" wit vary ‘alight ‘ORTLAND, at New Orleans fron reports Jah uit went aenore op Morello. onl? penne | $F ths pact wrechecn: os tere re . leaking badly” Left Wemin' telands 2, abd on 2h ind a birrioane Reel Wee N'W—leat an entire nuit of saila all three top -eallouy And sustained ctber damage,” From. that tune Ui sip fated ap extent esto keep Wanliy at the pumpe to heep ber free. See, Bair Wrisinaron, at New Orieuna from New York, report that on the 28tb ult, lat 26 18 lon 89, experieneed @ harrieane, ‘D Which lost says and abfted cargo. Barx Transrt, at New Orleana from Providener, before ré~ fed with damage, reports thxt on 2h ult, when about 3X0 mitles trom tbe Belize, experienced & burricane. which con- tinned for reveral boura with grent violence, in. whieh lot entre sult of sails, sprong, malnies!. lot fore malutop and mizen masta, slnfted ballast, # 0-e water enska, Bark ANGRLA WER, at at Mobile from pba during 9 gale 28tb ult, lost seas halls, snare and rigelug, feu We A Ha fore ren rted abandoned at san, and crew taken off by, rig Boruid at thr Morning. oulied trom Tacks sonvile Rept te for Bert rpnin, with w cargo of lumbar. ox perieneed Beary weather, leaky, nnd on the 24th of Cet ine 2206. lan 64 87, the ‘captain nnd. crew abandoned her, water lopped, "The WAH belonged to Messrs Patterson, Mur’ guiondo, of Baltimore. Launenrp—A fine ship of 850 tons, not yet nat Jnunehed Sib inst, from the yard of Charles Mallory, "of Mysae, y She is intended for the genera! freighting business, AV Raat Machin from the yard of dunce M Wawel, & Fo, w brig of about 200 tora, named Eubua she ts oaeatl Bank Wiawell £ Co, F Talbot & Co, Capt Albert Brows": Aaron Thom oon. Capt Thomew7o i t command sinched rem tho aip vard of Jewse Outs, Hoty od launched trem 1 ip of Jense Davi "4 at 9 0 clock on the morning of 10th inet, Whalemen. Cid at New Redford 1th fast, ship Parachute, Howland, In- din and Pacific Oceana, ‘Arr at St Heiena Oct |, Ellen, bar for, Edgartown. 8 £ Motay, Wileomh om RY re Rept 4 for Ban Francisoo, Oct fabs atone. ov ly ot ac. Np Zepb; yowers Bark Fanny ‘Australia, Oct 20, no tad eo. couse etiers aces! Oct 4, lat 345% sehr, from Rio Janeiro for Fakimore, supposed the Bars ett Hurt, Noy 8, off shurp's Island. Foret Port Axor, Ang 16-88 barks "Fengula, Wheeler, NYork; 17d, ‘Hownay, Rept 21—in port ship Wisconsin, Boot, — nd others as before. 1.40, Oct 12—In- ot hip W ‘Wanderer, Brier ew Island for Chincha tlande to oad for Ham Roads at = bark Crosoe, Weston, for (! hinehas to lond [a ba RS aes ae aga Uct 12, ship Dione, x J Godfrey, Clan Yn Freichis=1 he charterers ure anxious for pio but wilt net Ppa iad over $16 as yet, but rates must go up to the Biases; ent, ¥ sea ‘Sept 10—In port brig Julia Ford, Upton, from Cape 2 ty Rio Jameimo, Ost 2—In portbark Weather Gage, M’Kee, for Paltunore ldg: brig North Point. Smith wig frelebt; sabe Sonth- ten Hele, Kisith, for Mobic Lip and other. Sid Det 2 park Vireinia & Fetellina, Wilkins, New Orleans; schr Burdett Hart, Herdy, Baltimore Freitbte ip Rio Janelro scarce and very low. Port bealthy.. &r Tuomas, Cctl3—In port snips Pocahontas, Delano, and Barry of the Weat Emery. for NOrleans. St Hetana, Oct 1—Arr ships Clara, Wells. Bravia for Fal- Rockall, Martin, Culenita for Boston, 20—In port ships Golden Kecket, Col ‘e portin Knglnnd at £4 per lon- 5: Ouiver Jordan, Frost, charte'ed to lead ores at Pat ona Tor Baltimore at $13 per toa; Magnolia, shariered to Jond ores from Heusen, de for I.iverpool, at ave arbor. Lane, vnc; hore Standieb, disg, une; Humboldt, Holmes, from Magate Ina for Ui ates Jeaking. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 9—A\ 8id kehre barbinger, Gul jorth Pueitie, Mareyy Waremaas; Diamond, Na , Rhinebeck; Jonas Sparks, Ro- ork. ALBANY, Nov }0—Arr achre Cornelia, Mackay, and 4 Abaires Bart, NYork. Cid Banrard, Gredne: 8 lana” and Tl Martine | Senet Kichinond. V. HOSTON, Nov IS-ATE schra Helen Mur ieee, Gorae. town, DC; Ida, Clark, Philadelphia ‘tel . Signal for a bark. * Mone: Quisksies, Moora, Revenant, Goap- jal Qvickstep, Moore, Savan Ms berd A Moun, ‘Hor gkipson, Brookhaven. Nothing went to sea. Omar ter on te bole Monk Tight, Frits, Palermos tb—Arr (by tel) Br brig Morning Below shipe Bamuel Lawrnace, from Liverpool; Middlesex, jew ta. BALTIMUKE, Nov 10—Arr schrs Americns, Walters, Mala- a 8B Metcalf, Burton Bristol; Harriet, Herrick, Crant oid brie, Freneee 3 a ), Bul. Bermuda; sebr oad Kills, NBedford; C L Vamieroort We 1ith—Arr (by tel) achr Burdett Hart, Hardy, Rio Janeiro. Pe ce haly Nov a wets Boynton, NYock. Sid 2 5 Raster i, Segur, West Indies; 9b, Fanny Bat- “G LaerON, vRov 781d ship Sonan Rorton, Liverpool; bark us, Cunningham, Rivas in Plata; sche ries, ts RO, Kor rey ty, (by th “yy PH ARRORN Nor 1 mer Thee Bathe, Uremley, Palade: rumley, SRiotrem, a Nore v Vola; sehr F LK, fork. lov 5—Arr ship John Pa-ker (Be), Onthow, Calhoun, New yr iarka Ternna, Brand, and Jee Ls Dat id ‘ork! schrs Elvira Alien Char eston; Fi Ficteinn aes, ‘ayne, New York, Nisek Monten Sener Hevane Cid brigs Mary Hamil ton, Batley, and Ida Mcl end, Ro'bing, *rovidence. MACHTAR, Nov §-Jo.port brig Butiua oe Thom Clenfnegos; schrs DJ er, Ball, and Kew York.’ Below ig Mary Lowell; Patiervon, for dies, "NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5. PM— A Areahing Napoleen. mond, Beth; WH Preset Bachelor; Marsthon. meer a ‘and, Narrapanseti, Fanders, NYork; Audubon, Phio Jenny Reals, Crocker, Rocklend: Chicag ago, Gas 0 Pa ‘adelohias arts Binire Coombe, | rinkwater:Lineniovile; Niogyab, Ro- Helebton. Moeig ships. Pagueta (Spa oa) Tlavre tan Russel, Witvnntn asa Bee Liverporl, enon, Jackson, N¥ork; H 4 Lanfear, Raymond, Cu; a foe West Augusta, Btrickioni Beaper Keily, Bremen; sehr Ships Holyhead. Cole, Roston; Zenobia, Pew aaiive, Bhnpson, Ne mika F; Helen Gan, 2 tia, yarituorth, hos mnnié Morton, = Baitimore. lielow ship Ureoio, ‘Plorce, trom Bert eaux ot FW Paes 9h, ship John M Mayo, Snow, Boston. oa 10h, ship Torhlavar, Cole, Antwerp; barks Imperadoy, Byhbard, Clenfuegoe: arid Kimball, 14 Unell, Bosto. ta. 1 ROHPOLK: Noy #2Ariechr Ocenn' Wave, Zelod, NYork. of AE Mio J Baker, Allon, Cardiff sehr Jumée Turner, ‘owell, Beaton, iz. Sitka, emarara; Wm E togentt, Giteon, New Redford ES on KT, Nov 10, 73¢ AM—In port, bark J A Hi Wiens. (et oeiro, nearly ready; briga Prenties He iM for ferred + in vie ia Tooke uaneaeter toca eae echis Compliance, Chase, for do eu for Hrvapn, do; Rendrick. Fin, Wall, from PReecil g eogg Mtoe river. Va; R_B Smith, "Kohineon, Som mee tucket for ir, Weed ‘and Thomas J Hoyt, from Pewisboee arcena Monson, Jr, Brewater, from i rot for CB frees Hue for NYork; Jonas © Chew, Bughe Fllzabeéthport; Adeline, Fanny Fern, Ligoniay Tiebetbe oop Para by tel) Se pate. “Cobh. Ham, Ronkland for Ricbmond; R- Ko >inson. Malte os Ss for paral Lacy fobIDBOD ee and Argus. sloop pas Bristol for do rr brig Isols ‘Lancaster, railed. Wind Si with fom. for Now Sid brags ire Gomplianee, tra Mary vn Catharine, Haverstraw; Joe, Kingston; sloop Contreras sey Nove “fia ae Lucy Heywood, Stone, Ban i jaw a gr for ra tae sehr Venice 40 for Granada; 6h, Fiampaen Rel Alexander “do for do. Pru 'D—AtSeabeck Oct 6, ship Frincess Royal, Hartey, for isto, Wh, Nov 5—Arr sche Lanson Dou, Drinke water, THinay HLPHTA, Nov M—Arr_ steamship of New York, wright, iverpool tee, Griftia, ey brics James Croaby, Innd; Peaver, oe Dighton; tanater, George Harris, Fron Boston; 7 Ve; Mary Nowell, Covi Toston I Hate, Newt ports Hornet, Henley, ae wae irom Bi bark Fetih, arate Ha’ Hein Bee a ‘Newburyport. Nov 10—Arr a fone oad N York, BM schre Fmelipe, Ohewer, Brow oan, ye Puledepbia, ey Chr Wun, N¥ork, Gorvo, , do. MOORTLAND, Noy 3-014, barks John Carver, Per mata eee ce She ram, Dea ‘ov Halifax; Galloeo, Smith, and Cornelius, Brendley, Pyare ad echr Mary (Br). Parr, Tanta. ov 6—Arr steamship Mon! York: ship Harriabare, fan ell, Gibaitar: Conan ire, ‘on, (Br), Oliver, Obry {iverpocl ahi sivurks May Queen, Kirwan ior Janel: Cray dan Gartenan Go abi Wil Rathbone, Prat Tvorpor: bark Maria Marion, ‘niklev, N Vork; eab-e Wartha Moore, Bennett, Bostou; Thomas Holcombe, Goalee, N ork. Cth—Cld chr DB Warren, Canon, wimington, NC. Dth—Arr (hy tel) steamahi) ‘The A hr ail J fr ratte: ngan. do. Cid oh bi Panitos it — pare rr ‘Arr neh Labrtite Pega brie J etait, el Helnyre, Sallie River. Bid ets NG, Rov 9-¢id bark Clara Tueker, South America; Hit brig Camllia, Holtuen Liverpool” ‘Bliza hon, Hartford: B y opke. e, Portiend:, Ha igh MAN FOR THR PROPER HE Is TAR RELIABLE Ian who whatever mey be his professional eminence, vine, yaician, piioes himaelf in Breoeand ieuilin tecatiere Daas The people. Tt will mot. do- i this, p and country to stand aloof under the ples of profes and leave the people to find oat by the ‘of mouth who oun admloister 10 thelr ritual or temporal. Hence HARE hao Hieatnotnone he purpose, ned. He annoninene hie purpane, of treatm and his complete confideace and enilering, from whatsoever form of human met iy, he nant tly eyed ta enipatoring to quently, Re funy en, in vat al cian, and forthe rele fan cure of every sat of treating the moat me of Tumor. Cancer, tind wftections of thn Kye and Kar, always without rosario knife or needte, His rooms for consustation are at 708 way, a few doors above Fourth sireet, ie i