The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1859, Page 8

some Fae am ee officer, hv. command of wo zi Sata cep Ba Tr o ELOPEMENTS, tre ur Trofewer, was ‘actively, on board the Rees dee, me Masti, rendering good service in saving property and be} all those who stood in ape mere Mabe eT he eo saree snacoreciee He DSO ENS Te athe setter ud ingured in Boston, She hud #00 barrels ‘The rainy season proper of California commonoed on | nie, $86/00 in treasure a8 freight, nde a ‘the 28d ult. ‘The Oret premor ition was a slight sprinkling nine and potatoes, ‘Tne mails for Honolulu and about one o'clock, just er ough to spot tho sidewalks, whieh was followed at four o'clock by a dowuright Anema ot Bheo at Lom e shower, calling umbrelle’s and overconts into use. Nove 17 Jaws Jasper (colored man) was brought up Dap Carlos Norton, © aptain of the port of Masatian end | charged with Biriog a pistol at Frank Groen, second wate G@elove! in the Wer! army xico, ived in San | of the bark Fannie, on her recent voyage from Maw Branciseo on the 23.4 ult, soar abs nilla, Cuba, to this port. Captain Herrick, cot jer uy 1. ‘Bho prisoner was ro- ‘the clipper ship "Raduga, Captain H. W. Burditt, rooent- anded fer‘examiuation, on this (Friday) morning, at ten Jy made the run om the equator to Honolulu in thirteen | 0’clock, days, eupposed V9 bo the shortest on record. Bn a direct y of Sacramento, just issued there, the white populaty on of the city is estimated at 10,794, and the elored folks at 426—together, 11,240. Div astrous Fire at Coulterville. Seas. FICE. Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVALS. From Galveston, to the bark Golden Age—Capt AR Clark, late of brig Buble, burnt mt sea. From Barbados, in bark N H Gaston—N H Jones, wife and From Liverpool, tn the Cathoun—Hermann W lruea, MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATR. |. andes W Frazer, of New Ye ‘Wecan get no full particulars of the fire at Coulterville. ‘Those pe? sons who have come there were so excited Fer Livespool, tn the prod Se we coukt get no tictlars, The fire is gait to | and Mrs ‘Lovering ge Minn i Lover. at ginated in the fruit sore cf, David Cohen, sup- © be from the rats box centain- | aad John © Dillon, Boston; Mis ng ues ane atches, and igoiing them, een ‘Among hose weo were | wich, #1; Edward Merny, » pe Rrorideuos; Onpt samt Buy vere a, we of Barrnch Harris, David Coton & Ov. , Davis Shoenfeld, who is said to have iost $10,060. Mrs. Hawa, who with'ber two children, a boy and girl, was on a i close to where the tire ongt im attempting to Se ee house, fell imo woollarsand with her two ¢ sévea was suffocated. Singalar Case of Elopement. VERT OF THE LITTLE DANSEUSE LOUISA PAULDIN. [From the alte California, Oct. 21.) Most of our readers will remember the ee young x % Rew Haveo; J W Cochrane and J srr, of eepaes Hy labo zg LR Norris, of Philadciphta; Wiliase Whites ot se Andree. NBs David Wiliam Fay and mn ite, of St Andrews, av Taw, of Hamilten, CW; ‘Waliam tea Brealey, of Tora; Brown, of Liverpool, Wate and brother and Juha Weich of Lonton: rik ies Dolan Gap 8 Hamilton, Heary Holyoaxe and ply Best, of Hngland; & KC Bayley, of Mag: oN chester; J G © Guiaparess, of —] L ‘Taylor, of Boston; Gant He Farber, PNG Delltbe ana Jeon uepn Jacobs, of Halita: « Yor! J Write ; fore ee ‘Scotia; G’MeDonnell, of Ww; 1 Haraings ati’ Mtr" Usboue, of Cannas, JK Mi aingg actress and danseuse, Lowsa Paulin, whose tateat- | Bngland—il. ‘o4 Impersonation of the part of Little Eva, in the drama |” yor sevaunah, in PA Sf "Uncle Tom's Cabin,” bas so often excited her au- | 4.0% Savannah, in the daelae et wif Field, Thos Posie, Wience to tears. The girl, who is cleven years of ege, | Hutchine apd wife, Lonis Bivens, JB Downs, rapidly making her way in the profession which her parents bad marked out for ber, and had won tne kind gympathies of thousands of admirers by the apparent Suess simplicity of ber manners, aud the readiness with which she fora her parents in their poverty. About ty, tee tavaod Gare months agoMir. James Paullin, her father, a wall | Miter ‘Charlove Hunter. Mrs B cy Mee Ateaaies, knewn actor of this city, was thrown from a buggy, in wekton street, badly fracturing his leg, thus coniin- fmg him to his bed in a helpless condition, from GSibe steer that time to the Drees Ley to te iumnost the salary w ouisa received at Thue ureaire: amounting 10 about four dois a day, | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. served to support them, and, indeed, for two years, her BH LAL ‘earnings have done much towards defraying the household expenses. The family reside at Spring Valley, on the Presidio road, the next ug the’ Spring Valley school house, which the girl atended pretty regu Yarly. She has never, from her earliest days, exhibited apything but the most ionate feelings for ber parents. ‘effect, then, may be i when the news was reecived at home yesterday, shortly after the departure ef the Uncle Sam, that Loniea bad left the city in that steamer with a young man about twenty-two years of age, named George Servey, who had been employed by her Sather some time ago at the house. The report proved to Be well founded, and was re by parties who saw the two leave together. 1 appears that some months minee, Survey was observed by Paullin to be too inti- mate with his daughter,and for that reason ke discharged kim, alter which, it was supposed that the intimacy had exaned. ‘That the affair was preconcerted, and had been for some time arranged, there can be no'doubt. On Tuesduy might Louisa proposed to @ lady in the city (with whos» family abe had been accustomed to sometimes pase the pight), to pay her a visit and pass Wednesday night. The lady proposed Thursday instead, but Louisa objected, aud preferred the former night, the reason of which will be apparent. On Wednesday morning, then, she arrayed herself in twe suits of underclothing, and left her father’s house for that in which she was to sleep. She had, meantime, imparted her projected elopement to a conti: Gant, as Servey had also to a friend of his. She passed the uight at the house of the lady, and in the morning left, saying that she intended to go out home. She re paired, owever, to the steamer, where she was to meet Servey. She bad with her asmail bag, in which were a wumber of toys, dolls, &c., which she had brought from home, ostensibly to amuse herself with. Mistaking the ‘Taurspay, Nov. 17, 1859. Money is quite abundant, notwithstanding the with- drawal of some conservative capitalists from the market. At six per cent good paper is very readily done, and the brokers are amply supplied at five. The dulness in Dbusinees and financial circles encourages the belie! that we shall have an easy money market throughout the winter, especially as it seems to be again the dosiga of the banks to provoke over importations by excessive aud unwarranted expansion. ‘The foreign exchange market opens with considerable dulness: the leading drawers are asking 110 for sterling bills, and 5.123¢ a 6.13, for francs. The two steamers which sail on Saturday fer Europe—the Vanderbilt and the Gity of Baltimore—will probably take less than an average shipment of specie. The free supply of cotton bills is enabling the foreign bankers to cover their drafts without disturbing our bank reserve. One house re- ceived yesterday, by a gitigle mail from the South, bills to the amount of £100,000 sterling. The course of the domestic exchanges is shown by the following table of the price of sight bills on New York at the cities mentioned :— 34 premium. “« “ “ “10 « Cincinnati. Philadelphia. steainers, she went on board the Sonora, where, finding %« her blunder, she was observed by a policeman to throw ae her bag on the wharf, and then come ashore herself. He eae SS a supposing that she Was returning after taking leave of tan fome friend bound home, took no further notice of her. ls I She then went on board the Uncle Sam, at Mission street is ‘The fall in Northe rn exchange at New Orlcans has long deen expected; it will shortly lead to the commencement of the usual southward movement of specie. At present weare receiving gold freely from Philadelphia; to-day $250,000 in silver arrived from Vera Cruz, per Wildfire. ‘The Sub-Treasurer at this point has disposed of drafts on the Sub-Treasury at New Orleans for $200,000. The pro- ceeds will be used in the purchase of cotton bills. With | regard to the high price of Eastern exchange at Chicago, the local papers gives the following not varw tnota wharf, where she met Servey, and left with him. Servey is ap ordinary looking fellow, and a complete woafer His father kept a saloon on Second street a few months ago, known as the Isthmus, which he sold out ‘and left for the Eastern States. The son soon after sold @ house belonging to his fatner for $800, which he doubt- Jers intends to use for the joint benefit of himself and Louisa. The Servey family reside in Rome, New York. Meacures have been taken to intercept the couple on their arrival in New York. By the Overland Mail which leaves to-day, letters will be written, with di directions to telegraph 1 north at once. ele rap eters ET ag power of attorncy, which the latter "ha “signe vtaio, ae Nichols, Esq., of New York, formeriy a gress, to take | ion of the girl, when- ever ‘and ies sho may be found. It ie with the notorial and commissioner's seal. A lithograph like- mess will also be forwerded to Mr. Nichols, also a full ceseription of both the fugitives. The affair created an unusual degree of excitement, owing to the wide range of hee yore which the girl ‘enjoyed, and the many who manifested a great inte- rest in ber welfare. No explanation can be given to this extraordinary movement. A love match it-can scarce! be called: girl is rather inexplicably infatuated wit ‘a fellow who, entirely unworthy of her, has induced her to forget her duty to ber parents, and iake a atep which she vo doubt deeply regrots before this. It is not impro- bable that some of the passengers will recognise the girl, and, surmising the condition of affairs, send her back from Acapulco or Panama by the return boat. As there ig vo connecting steamer at Aspinwall for New Orleans, they cannot reach any other port than New York, if not separated on the passage down. ‘The Illinois and Wisconsin bank notes are not readily converte’ inte coin or exchange. The banks of those States farnish almost all the currency in circulation west of Indiana. They are opposed on principle to redeem their iesues, and the brokers of Chicago are in fayor high rates of exchange, as it enables them to realize two or three times the legal rates of interest. By loaning to their customers on short time Western currency, and making them pay back in New York funds, they derive 20 to 30 per cent interest, instead of 10, which the law al- lows. The banks only redeem at the tail end of a tedious chancery suit; but as their issues are ‘stock secured,’ they are considered ultimately good, and ‘consequently pass freely. The Stock Exchange was quieter to-day, and ite general tone dull. The primcipal speculative stock, Panama, was 1 per cent lower at the first board, fell heavily afterward, and closed at 1303¢ bid in the afternoon, a decline of 14¢ since yesterday. The advance had been too rapid Mri Toveti is acter tae tebe Fen sniie Svat ok to be substantial, even if it bad been based . Lovett, the actor, ranci of Ue 23¢ ult., ‘left by the steamer of tho 20th, in company | © "ore solid grounds than it was. Hudson with the wife of the cogivecr of one of the northern coast | River was about steady, without much activity. Pacific Seamers. The vessel of which the injured husband it | Mail opened strong this morning om the appearance engipeer, is resent absent from e cil Sera wack oly Sbout three months, and ke misguided | Of the annual statement showing a surplus of a million dollars, but fell off on the announcement of the safety of ‘the North Star. According to the doctrine of chances, the next disaster among the California steamships should fall | upon the Mail Company. ‘The stock closed this evening at 78 bid. The Western stocks wore generally rather lower | It is expected that the ecoond week’s earnings on the prin’ woman is only twenty years of ago. Particulars of the Burning of the Cl Ship Masti, “apron LETTER FROM MR. GEORGE CLIFPORD. On Boaxn Barman Simp Acuiiies, Sept. 25, 1859. By this conveyance you will be apprised of the total foss of the clipper chip Masti, ba Nn Mr fe SD seen | cipal roads will not show as well as those of the first week. The ship beat out of the harbor of San Francisco on Sa- | The Galena took in $28,500, against $26,007 same week last r September 10, having on board, ax passengers, | yeur, showing an incroase of $2,490; the Michigan South- johnson ay wife); Mr. B. H. Dana, of Bos- | ris, of Honolulu, and Mr. J.'H. Rich- | pote of Siew Bedford, destination Honolulu; Mr. Schon- | burn and Mr. George Clifford, of San Francisco, for Hong Kong; and one peak pest) beventy sive Chinese steerage passe! =e Chief officer of the ship, Mr. Win. Bailey seoond do. , Mr. Geo. C. ep teward, Edward T. Tre | a5 day winds, and on | Tuesday morning we made a call ton miles distant, on our ern $40,600, against $40,800 last year. The business in Btate stocks was quite light. In the afternoon the market was rather lower, and etocks closed weak at the following quotations:—Missouri 6 per. cent, 844; a 3; Canton Com- | 218; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, 13 ic Mail Steamship Company, 78 a 4; New York Contral Railroa:!, 8034 a 34; Erie Railroad, 7a 4; Hudson Foeskerg = Shegeiare Britis ahip Achilles, | River Rare {© 7%; Harlem Railroad, 10a 5; Har- and to Sydney; wo er brit with moderate preforred, 96a 34; Reading Railroad, 877; a breezes, and at meridian of Thursday, 16th ,came up with- | a 745 in four to five miles distance, oat wi to windward. | “Se Michigan Contra! Railrond, 41}; a 34; Michigan ee. deg. 45 m'n,, | Souttiern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 63; @ 4; Michi- ‘Thoth, it was discovered th ‘ diana Railroad Smoke iszued from the | See ye pe sa, Northern Indian crane hatch, the ya and | the’ lazarette. 44 @ 4; Panama Railroad, 1803{ a 181; Llinois Central ee ‘the thoes. was pe tae a the lat- | Railroad, 60% 4 61; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 71% a rT, the force-pump manne at ire could | 74; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 1974 9 20; Chicago dee ee canto Smoke, was "Qnat nor | and Rock Island Railroad, 62% a 7. Promptly acknowledged by the Achilles.’ Capt. Johnson at once ordered the ond dhe polite a the quarter eee be lowe e cabin passengers to get intoone ‘The Chinese wore frenzied with fear, howling and moaning like devils, and made several atiempts to rush into the bouts, which were quickly repelled by the Msg and Passengers, in which it was necessary ies ae ws —— ie oi officer, ‘2 wife, five cabin thrce Chinamen, who threw themselves leo ‘Sct rene ‘Achibes, and were welcomed on board dy in Hart, who at once Made every preparation to Rumors have been current for some time to the effect that the Panama Railroad Company have obtained from the government of Now Granada an extension of their charter for thirty, or, as fome have said, one hundred ad- | ditional years. At present, as the public are aware, it ox Hires, and the New Granadian government acquires the of twenty years from its date, For some time most per- severing and energetic efforts have been made both by tn oe hem & fora a2 the Panama Oompany’s officials hore and by their friends circumstances would admit of uarter boat’ tg | im England to obtain an extension of their charter, but w: charge of his second officer, proceeded to the buraiag | Dave no rcason to believe that they haye beon cucceasful, ship, and made several trips in bringing Cuinese pas. | The reversionury intorost now owned by the New Grana- FeaeeTs eae iunched, and in tie ence. of er gor | dian government in the raliroad is about the best property ‘the Ppaseengers were on board the Actiilics. that government possesses, The railroad is creating for oon bane a8 oe a et ieee Sepeen sae a itself a business which, by and by, will render it quige in. ‘to the Mastiff in the boats, assisting in pulling an oar, and | “Pendent of the California trade, and will yicld when on board endeavoring t save such of the etfocu: | an enormous return to its stockholders, It can- Del tothe ship and themselves as could be got 3; not be expected that the s oN amidst smoke which prevailed, only a rtion rag iced peepee en fice or their m enaaneed. Pe ppbocoay abasiy ‘all | “eliberately throw away so fine @ property. On the heir baggage, while the captain, officers amd steward | Contrary, it (» nataral 1 expect that they—who see the dnote setae to the tp and get Ap oat the Ueasaee ehicgh | Sta value of the road more plaimly than people do here— ‘was safely put on board the The live etock was | “@ Wite resolved to exact the letter of their bond, also put into the boats, a nO provisions or rice for the Chivamen could The ship burned — Mat picil fl gt eal and to make this enterprise support their government. The new loan of $2,500,000, authorized at the late gene- ral clection, is 600n expected upon the market. Our marino underwriters have sufferea hoavy lowses the past week, Nine ships, one bark and one brig are ro- tained on board ported lost, making a loss of nearly two million dollars. snd paszengern being saved, with one ex- option, a ae to ave boon suffocated The Custom House clerk of Boonen Graves & Co, aus decks, an officere bohayed | absconded with 63, A row: with commendable coolness and onerey and credit isdue J y.. fiche Pea ee 0 them for the good order and discipline which prevailed 4 —- the oy pro trying Sy The Boston papers state that Messrs. John Mansiield & on board of the Achi shoe uspen olded torpriosed 0 Hein ce shaped co comboat: Oe 502 hepa deg on aa <= wee the eee: mass of fre—a bright but | Monday. Tdabilities $200,000. us who had s0 eeay enjoyed all the ‘There was a ramor of a small failure here to-day in sonnets which, gn oe pomibly i Te Capt, Hen WS tear ce ae ane TOYS. the shipping Ine, but it has been contradicted. fremtost nd his noble manner and the warm ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were ed kind. all of us received at bic hands. To $23,526,642 91, anc. the balances $1,097,095 03. 5 Hart (capiain’s wife) and the Achilles, the passecgers ot the Masur 1 for We have recoived letters from San Francisco urgmg us ‘their ateentions. The Chinamen have Song cared for ag | to remonstrate with shippers hore against sending more ‘well a8 ciroumetances and jhe limited space ov deck | goods toa market already overstocked. ‘This ig av evil Pacoeers ot the right of purchasing the road at less than it cost at the end | which will correct itself; the fact has been known for some time. Last year every one who shipped goods to California made money; the trade was nover 80 profitable. Henco, early in 1869, every ove was a shipper to Califur - nla, and the San Fraveisco market wag glutted. We bave obtained from Messrs. Coleman (whoee circular is fo'nilar to.our readers) the following interesting memorav dum:— MsznonANDUM oF Goons on Hann at Sav FRaNctio AND ON 19, 1869. ‘Sock om Ue . 12, ae 6,745 1,875 537t waeos_at'ane yes fot 286 2a = tae ae vat |? - ‘263 8,830 1,087 8,777 Haws, m brine, Werces. 2,562 2,686 5,238 = Be. pho covers,bbis, 5,659 1,419 Te 16,428 3i8 une d, cases, ‘ Bi Me te ae 16,62 is 8,706 259 1218 asa Sris ‘410 1144 ved he 88 10 tan | Sehcts rieewos, bhds, 740. vas o., d0., half bbls... 860 po To., muscovado,bhds 627 a 527 DO.; MAB... eo +» 108,052 = 206,052 Every merchant will at once perceive that of many of these articles the stock is twice as large as it should be. Of the articles enumerated above, several, as for instance candles, -bams, lard, pork, sugar, &c., are selling in San Francisco lower than in New York. The ever, cure itself by and by. ‘The following was the business ef the evil will, how- Sub-Treasury to- + $121,190 75 90,000 00 80,633 04 . 5,099/088 Pi Annexed is the semi. annual s\atement of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, showing its condition on the 1st inst. -— Assets. Cash in the Bank of America... $2,243 89 Cash in N. Y. Life and Trust Co. 874 90 ‘United States Treasury notes... 654,800 00 State and city securities..........602006 6+ Due by the United States’ government mail service...... Coals, 20,555 tone in’ the’ hands of dgeuts in the Pacific, valued $712,918 79 +. 80,489 18 for 100,000 00 at cost... $369,990 00 Coals, 10/278 tons in trapsitu, on ‘account cost and freight, of which there has been paid... 56,106 00 Coals, 30,883 tons, on ny which there 1D paid. Outfits and supplica in the $426,096 00—426,096 00 of agents at Panama. + 81,906 91 Do. at 22010 76 Do. in transitu.... aur 1 abel a 18 1, 70) H seee 126,800 00 Pe tee siock’ ‘in’ the ‘North’ “Adlantic * Steamei 400,000 00 ips. 2,020,471 70 Storeebips, iron launches, water bosts, &¢.., 57,617 00 Machinery, stock ana tools at Bevicia.:.. .. 121,700 00 Real estate, Do. at San Diego, California, Do. at San Francisoo . gon. Cagh balance in ‘tho hands of agents in the Do. North Atlantic Steamship Co. ‘Total assets... Capital stock. Bills payable. Pacific Maii Steamship ‘Go: BUrplus..eseeesesseveee ‘Total liabilities...... estaie, Panama. ++ «811,020 00 Do. at islands in the Bay of Panama. 34,247 rt 000 00 vt a aot 97 52,613 36 82771 08 7,975 11 6,208 03 $4,682,879 00 1,013,188 48 082,879 00 It is now admitted that a jarge portion of the imported geods for the aeagon are to be carried over. ers have not only confeseedly suffered a have a large unsaleable stock on hand. The import- heavy loss, but ‘This has occa- Sioned the large reduction in prices throughout the sea- son. The consumers are reaping the advantage. The cheapness of goods, however, has not led to the consump- tion of the entire supply. ‘The city and ‘still active, and keeps in gelling. near-by trade is the leading jobbers fully employed There is @ moderate demand for cy Btyles of silks. Woollen goods are much firmer than thoes of Woollen goods can be | steadiness in price. Prints are moving spirit for the lateness of the briskly; but there is a large supply of styles, which do not mect the prevalent the goods imported to order, tions on consignment. follows:— New York State 634 per cent stock. New York State 6 per cent stock New York city 6 per cons stock Virginia 6 per cent bon original cost. of America, of $2,243 on the 1st of November, of $55,874 90. Company, and of four thousand (4, seo Pital stock of the North sauantie Segara CH. Suan oS SRY, ket — $23000 Tenn 6's, ’90. 8000 Virginia 6’ 500 1000 Hud & RR 3m. 1000 F's gMo. bs 5 she Bk State NY 80. do... 8074 300 joe: Hud Riv RR. bo a 100 50 do... “x 100 180 Harlem RR 150 50 Nor & Wor 100 Reading RR..610 3814 SECOND BOARD. 1000 U S. 6's 186300u 1084 14000 Missouri's... 8436 2000 N. Y. Cen. 6 6000 M. So s’kg f bds 600 Ill Cen RR baa... 1000 MCR8pelmsfcb. 10 bhs Pac Mail S3 Co ae N'Y Cen RR. ..200 100 Harlem RR. 100 Mich Cen RR..#30 200 MichSo&N Ing task 100 do... 880 100 Panama RR... .. 181 pote and 6346. for Breaperors.— ts. uir—The demand wa: rt. ‘The market was hi 1d I Becline of be, a 100, per UBL. ‘The. trans fe quotations: ma und superfine State Extra State... Saporfine Wester: mon to choice Western Extra Geneseo, nia Mixed to straight ‘Souther Straight to good extra do xtra family and ak cy tet iy re’ brands. Corn mea’ Canadian wae in fie demand, with baie: do. b60 20 Mil & Miss RR... silk, owing to the high price of wool, and a considerable reduction in the stoc! of desirable qualities, AR. -Aeprecia. with considerable season, and delaines are very brisk. Fancy caseimeres of the desirable kinds aleo move ery undesirable taste. Cloths ip good request, ‘The clothing dealers are making pur. chases of spring With respect i the arrangements for the importations for the spring trade, the agents of importers write that there is an ample supply of goods in Europe for the sup- ply of American wants. The prospects are, that besides wre will be large importa- Novemner 9, 1859. ‘We hereby certify that we have examined and counted the securities in the possession of the Treasurer of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and that we find them as balance eheet of the scompany, “pearing date Nov. 1, 1869, at their ‘We further find that, on the 1st of November there was @ balance to the credit of the company, in the Bank 89; and a balance to'the credit of the Company, in the New’York Life and Trust Company, Also, that the company ‘was on that day owner of 1,268 shares of tho capital stock of the Pacitis, Mail Steamship shares of the ca. Company. 1k Bramining The Independent Piper) peony pays of the Grose mar- os 10shs Panama R.230 180% 160 do, 60%, PS Ritchie etre RRR RRR ————— CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvuapar, Nov. 17-4 P. Assim. —The market was quict und stouly, at 6!cen% for 6 moderate both from the local and Eastern trade, with limited galee for ex chosing witn a The transactions (¢ about 16,000 dbs. , cloning within the range of the fellow? +9490 a $4 95 - 600 a 616 4% a 50 - 510 2 660 56 a 70 650 a 575 680 a 725 70 a 800 3 a 435 400 a 4% ® Of about 300 Wew YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1859. a Lanai, Oct $~In port ship B F Willets, Gates, for New ‘by, apres $5 10 a 96 20, Bosihare. Spends were : Smiy held, demand for export to tovical ; Moses Taylor, do and ae ‘The tara a ‘about -1,600 a 1,700 bbis.,, renner fs eg Sarasota whhin above quotations. Rye | Wind during “4 our sa in fair requ with pale Of about 200 Dos. Groph Marine Report. xan, meer fs nd sarcned se the above figures, Gen a ee in good supply au aon Noy 17, ganeel—Nothng oan be seen outade, hs 8, moan yoo bark the market was easier, with aales of 400 a 600 bbis., at $4.a Averell tear; ag Eee $4 074 tor new and ola New . Wheat—The market | FORT LAr ATRETE, lov 17, No tawant bound | apne “tip ieee, was active'and buoyant, reeeipta were mode- | vessels in sight Toate, Danie Weber, Har | eee Forrester, ere tec, eae I ‘er ne about 12,000 buah- cn be nee > icaae ¥apeon, Gl ‘Texan eat ia Hn els at a whine Kentucky, $1 42 for white ) $1 4) for white Indiana, fi ANDY HOOK, Nov. ‘pre andere Re at ign lena Fins, Cholco Milwaukee lub. Pela eat Ot for | sw Balk, rad eter Ra fet w 86c. a 9c. for new crop Jersey and Southern yellow, aad pte ir bark Fi esis Cloud, RM. So mt Rees sales he pecduis tea pare 17—Schr Chas 8 Peas- re V! dnd same for Rio Ja: q yeu bashel lor State, Jee, Baker, from Jacksonville for Philadelphia, was totally Oct 81—In rapt for ne ate wore in good dosnt h fall wrecked fu a gale at ea, in which abe waathrownon her beam | York 10 dn Sakya Ohae kag ena, tp Phuuidetp Corves.—The market was inactive and sales wore moie- | ends, when the sea swept over her and filled the cabin and | Bird of the: Ropes, for Bomon 5; Ptoo, a rate; about 600 bags Maracaibo were sold at 120. a 123¢., | forecastle, drowning the captain's wife, who was below, and | “Rio Jairna, | 6—in port, ship Champion, and 160 mula Java at 14iKc. dashing the man from the wheel. The captain, in trying to | NYork for Sai aise ret was tolerabl, bales, fea Lh fer ihe imarket wasn at $3 16, and of George's at $4873; a $4 60. ‘Within a day or two some 800 a fal 1,000 bbis. mackerel were sold at $15 a $15 25, Boxed aad seen at $137. itive; c., for minal were searco, ps layors at $2 60, wi ub eaten a manu boxes at old pri ‘Hay was in steady shipping demand, with sales of 2,000 dates at 75c. a 80c, tons witbin the range of $23 a 94. Other descriptions descriptions were quiet and nominal. —Sperm was in some Detar request, Pelican ‘Whale was unchanged. im fair demand, while the firmoess of holders anded to cheek saes. ‘Tho American and English at 55c. 055}. loyec. 12, and prime at $10 50 a $10 623. huang 1,000 ‘in Arana, closing on the spirit in the market, while it the sales embraced about 4, re ing: Sales of Bank were mak- =e bia. more, met save his wife, periabed, and the sailors, in trying to cut away the masts, wore washed overboard, and only one was left, Geo i rived at this eI ilsen, Tas tons register, ee ts p Siu Unoowant Kirby, hence at San Banx “Huson, trom Havana for Philadelphia, put into oa Howarp, Bryant, from Matanzas for New York, put into Savannah 16th inst for repalrs. Scur James Mapison, Travers, at Kin, with a meare anes five days al dismasted. repairing sin; orebeator Ta teats Wokveer NYork; th, schr Red ata Wiio Hace, Oct Ip ovens CH Kennedy, Randall Ratterley, who was taken off the Liyerss a the 2d ina fo lat for NYork 15 day, 51,06, ton 7 $6, by the bark, Sam! Sbe Capt Hulh away, from Gadaloupe by eb ath va © Peagloe wa was, Buanauar, arp Vt wo othe tal Fale, Prictoes yy do Aug Vi Maite, Stratton Nicolaefaki. pickled herring were, in good supply, and prices beay 19 it 8 off Onpe Iris, Pearce, from Philadelphia, FREIGHTS.—| Hgsashnte were hy whllo ratos were | Horntbad heavy eatery gal safor oe days A vatadions woe | ae ee sustained. iverpeo! 68 bales of cotton were eagaged Abdsye trom 285 in the Sin the Paciflc, Aug 9, ‘Auranaiso; Sept 80— Arr. # 3 sere ban, Skinner, "NYork at 8-16d., 2,000 Bile. ur at 2s, and 200 boxes cheese at Tita Eg sat ina, fell ta with. mamber of = ror Ban Francisto, toushed for 268. To Tondon 800 boxes cheesa were ed at 40g,, | DeFes, the largest being ele phew? 300 feet high. ana Ones, Nov $1 poet bark Rapid, FY k, hence 200 tons olleake at 28e., and § tons socd at 0s A. bark, usr Lavanten, Brown, made Cape | arr i cane! tart, Delano, for NYork aie dag 09 tho way from Mobile for Taragona, was engaged from nA ig bed ome for Bape of | Mary Clinton, Bye, for Feusncdla do; Star, from the latter port buck at $8 pertou. bark waa taken up a Doane By allona water, Broke iby apa and ie mts American Ports. for Australia at p. t tie‘rg bolts out of the dock? off Cape Horn she a abn sullen ALEXANDRIA, Nov 15—Sid ior 8 EB Frurr.—Raising continued in stead, panos, whi'e | con apie hey te falls, Liste he Brae ‘knees and | mer, N¥ork; Apna M Edwards, Somers, sales footed up about 2,000 boxes, including M. R's at BOBTO! Non, 16—Arr steamer ruber iis Pobeel a} fara | no ih Ke, Pa aes Seeman Frangisoo, cromea he City use prices ruled as 0c. 8 963. A 8 $2 for amall lots choice. iene Ib dape beeen ii Band A ACH Hewr.—The market was quict, and atetionn for Ame- | from the Equator to lat 508, 50 Bin "Pot php Poly pape rican bominal. The 0 crop the West is said to have been | 10 808 ip the Paclton Wwily continved. Violent gales trou the Lew trae Nonna: debaient, _ Foreign of all kinds were dull. ‘West, lost bulwarks, stove haiches, £0. Beyer joy or pubes 2 Hors were in fair demand, with moderate sales new Suir Carrvat, Skinner, hence for San Francisco, touched rice crop at 18c. a 18¢.—the latter figure for choice. Old were | at Valparaiso for water Sept 30. foi and. Ocean Tr A Win bg pt ao an Bote AeA EAR, Sr eseae Seen, TaNRD ONL, MENS I, Cia ey amas ca, ar ms desea ahie: Pig was iv fair dei 4, with sales of 100 > emperor, schra J 1p, Corson, Nick 7 1 FbUadelobya; J & f Chase, Ki ) New Tenlanoust, aria ipbva: , Kalley, were dull, | Savannah 16th inat tor repaurs. ‘Bld, sioan Tsp —Pig was in fair demand, with sales of Spanish | Buc HA Camenzts, ftevenson, from Wiimingloa. NC, for Tib— Are ‘by tel) ships J F Liarwood, Andros, tom New Or- and government at $56 60a $5 oaks per 100 pounds. Ga- po Grande, put into Barbados 2ist ult leaky. rH dey 8 part of ‘and Bochester, |, from. yarerpot, ‘bark Sam Shep- Jena was quiet, thrown overboard. She discharged bal ‘of cargo. Hathaway, fom Havann; orthern Belle, Paine, Line —Sales of 500 a 600 bbls. wero roported at 80c. a rnd Sailed 34 int fort Thosaan, supponed to repair ‘ape ; Ocean Tel ‘Grant, from St $1100. for both sorts of Rockland. *“paro Nourmaan Betz, Paine, at Holmes Hole from Cape | Haste lit ima, from Ope eee Barton, Motarss —The market for West India was quiet, and | Haytien, Mbinst, ina gele from ENE, lost deck load of log: ow. RY ee ee ot prices anchange @ chief sales were confined to 4 ue Many Auvina, Ames, at Providence from Newcastle ‘ro . most 300 nes are ae New Orleans which were sold in me sit ane Anya, Aes po, at Fi pebkery smeng : x TOR Nov. Anger Hrge, Ca aor park, AR Navat Storms —Bpirits turpentine was in fair demand, | yA despatch trom ‘Norfolk states thht there is a brig ashore at | ( ' ante with moderate sales at 46c. cash, 15 and 20 days, Other | Chincoteague. ee, Ome up ‘Azoriana (Braz), Banta i haa Doane Loring, va, Hall, Fall River; Fiiot’s Bride, Coser, Fall River: Wm- ‘Rtratton, Osrrol}, , Besex; DN BATH, Nov 16—Arr brig Porto Kico, Tarr, NYork. ot mm ith Marly’ Hartinane m, Ja, from Balti” BaNuog, Nov 14—Cld Windward: ul ie Balumore, 2b ul ‘Si ; was last sales of Lnnerence. auibeaced Sour Sate T Cnartre, at Ne ewport, ere re; {n col QE ARLES OM, Nov ey tay 3 Sheet Anchor, Hall,Rock rable sale of paim was, made at c., and tallow do. at tat ln at went trough te Pale oe Gan ee ii hina iS a 3 bark Tremont Bacer, Pande! pu Provisions —Pork—The market was heavy, while prices ferinaiy inured Beaton’ from The ‘oar muppesed fo . : vecpomy, wore unchanged. Tho gales footed up about 800 a 900 nea geen ac Pam Ot Now, Bedford from, Ratimare,, bad | previously reported in th ong, was ot in elght ene bbis., including messat$15a $15 rad thin mess at $16 ped a sea; had bulwarks knocked away to free her. EDGARTOWN, Nov 14—Arr schrs Banner, rte Lad For the privilege of BouR ADRIANNA, opened ee ere: for pw apni iat: oe Iriel Toth, ee ea id Seanie a delivering 500 bbls. mese all this Year at $16 1234, 26 conts per bbl. was paid. without cl 250 bb Beef hams were quiet, ge of moment. The salea embraced ot ‘wy Hroluding Pore sountry mess at repacked megs at $9 a $9 8' wasin fair domand, and prices $5 ‘Mg, extra at $11 a $11 ‘oe » with pal of 50 bbls. Western at ed with flour and. ‘18th inet. Scur ComPLiance, ashore at Woods’ bape lies as before re- pare, ith a lighter alongside mornin; tiem te wis teomgnstne world oes remains ashore high and dry. ORAL RIVER: No Nov Iss 15—Arr schre oewiid ‘Pigeon, Lag 4 ; 16th, DL Sturges, Norris, Baltimore; HAMPTON ROADS, Nov 17~Arr (by tel) bark Lucy Ring,. * ola HOLE, Nov l4, ave Arr ps Eolus, Allen, Go- a for Bostout N ape Hayle for . sed condition and will be discharged. off deck oft, The br Spare su a $i 50. Bacon was heavy and nominal. Sales of Scun Niwerra, Austin, of and woe een se ie a eer Woune was in conwet on Friday mort 's har » Ll, wi yy a long n bed mere Taboo, deliverable a hobruary) at | chr dason, of Bangor, and lotto. omens bead’gear, | sebr Fi wi 5 NE for nae Agta buoyant and the demand moderate, with sales of 450 dbIs. | The Seas had forcenil tors some of hee mancheons for wend at lOc. alle. Dressed hoge were in fair demand at 7c. broken, and was otherwise damaged, Both vessels were a 7340. Ce cheese were in steady demand, and | towed to New York for repairs. jon [. o esey, Port jest prices unchang Bown Baza, Kilby, wi Ricz.—The sales embraced about 250 casks at 330. a ed a6 ioaibes” Osthe Bi, was bountod by aa Htiabesbpdrt for do; Samuel Walsh, 4340. fly oom ioe “ont a deck ok load, siove boas, bulwarks « Was topo, orn Si prone market was, frm, bot tranesotions were bocees ales = ie oi doets the ‘water has Snow, Shaw, and oar ar om embracing al 8, Including 75 Porto Rico Cd aera i Pearson, for do; 0 for refining at 63¢c., and 100 do. Guba muscovado at 6%0. fei necatries icierwcge net for do ‘a Jammeaon janae emg snot a3 ph ic, Wonks eg wane te Sotneln der was sold at p. t., and ¢,200 "one Kora, Somer 14We havo, at present, in, our_ port Governor, Hoop ely bla ‘Winsxxy.—The sales embraced 400 bbis. at 28. 028.4c., | win frome ron sated ‘on the at 24 ast”, Manes | Colas sc fr do; ia eee the latter for choice brands. Sama; fle, tr ‘of Pht adelphin, arrived on | Sarah's Lewis Ne weomab; Sin, tans L Lacy tbeGik inst, leaking, aving toe with very Meavy wreansr, | Sao VES Roe wie RIRIPINE JASRibIOREEE, | Ret edie bland co Brige faa, Hudgon, Sr Houma ae pA LL Labs . ain in tho arbor last wook. | Northern elle: Angeline Avery, Auasadale, talbbolelh a? Sabet aeorls bao. Lylta, O'firien; echre Erie,’ Wrenth, Com Tucker, Bt Lu, ile tad’ get foul, Ail 6 ed more or leas | car, Lookout, Susan Bray, Olive Clark, Pi Amelia © for noe tn fow day. Retves, Haile Ross, Bobert Glgian, | Win HH Mitchell, Jobo. snow, win, A Jameson ‘Governor RA RAR APRA RRR Port of New York, November 17, 1859. or hear of hes and ¢ pheones 8 nad dal re ore arrivals of ain in yaa ne total” Joa f the latter re er ships w! yt Merry; be Hered Capt cop, Cap’ Bas lea, seh DH Bald justia, Filzn Williams, Black Diamond, Lacy Baker, Julian, Barab 4, there are ‘yetnd | Lewis urd Virgin oo imericad veesels., Soae Eogllah aod Froase vasnois ate te. | Cis kar tate eller Ryder, der, Piiladalphle for Boston; brige. Ported aa foundered or driven onshore, tolally wrecked.— | Lydia Slover Categ do; Torrent,’ Mor (By letter to Ellwood Walter, Esq, Board of Under- liadelphia for do; si trindlea, Hayener, Boston for writers.) ftp ac chia Lamartne, Jounson andDisdem, Ciiford, A Goon Op New Yorx Sutr—Noticing a day or two since in Boston; we ig our paper, the arrival of the ship sjonn 3a ay (cowie ably of the hankis, ers, NYork for fo doy sdoey Price, on Thine : jobn Welle—-two good names. , from Shang. | Pbia for Salem: Mary Miller, awn, ‘do for Quincy; ra B Mabo. hae, with a cargo ot tea to Mr. Bi eee ‘ror vi to | Rey, Lake, do for Barnstable; Bact of the Ucean, Port zoollent qualltes wid endurance of a wen for Marblebead: Paoguavet, Waples: Mary ‘A Shropshire, wall Dullt New York ship. The la now 32 years old; | Sbropanire, und A ‘ios, Boston for hie; for "Iabg syne abe ans ack 1 packet, under Fenris A Rigrinn, Tiaree, Walnet for Tangiers ¥ pt Racre ap. oaby tee paecae | alta? Mia "aa Wg Sendeose ene SW Bs of the fave ote, paseengs ali Thaueaar es brig! Rss Emi ee, A Hidglan, aod N Dilines, 0 ie Wo late tress CLEARED. the ann, ; the oan ier: = Steamship Moses Taylor, Griffin, Havanaand New Orleans _ ts HARTFORD, Nov 16—-Arr steamers Gri » Phi- _Bieamship Mi in Picket encom, oe So he Importer. ee; Uncas, Bates, Nyon poh ona i ne 4 Bteamahip Montgomery, Berry, Savanaah—H B Cromwell sisbaway: iy * the actos, Billender: 3 Fou ae the ‘i the Hobinson—and 0 NYork: scbre EB Shtp John Bright, Cutti Wi ae ght. Cutting, Liverpool--Willame & Guion. Buell, aud Fannie Hazard, J Keel co Baer al Liervedl pa ‘basket men, | betbport. ts, and his And thet MUBILE, Nov 11—Arr ships Sharon (Br),8mith, Publ Menoe Hisiinge: brains Yee Metered & gS ESL “eh Fe i et warm, Cand | rene ONG, Nee ee oth Ro pa: irlg T M Mayhew. Harvey, Bermuda—Amith Jones & Co, | Robert Edwards, « London trador—t now A BOOK, om ian Balt, Te rppol kad Bal, Levander Brig Gen Halley, Noy ges et St marke Smallwood, arle & Co. | $2'0d Wbalidg shlp- whch was tn Mai rica, Howes, Liverpool; Om Rais Spy, Noah Brown's Yard, Sept, 1819, which T sy ee pehiin Queensiowu ‘and ; Empire Bale, Briggs, Sobr an y, Camdion, Be Rare bie Hennes Ae Bove all the above ships were an bonor to New York and Star, Dizer, Queenstown and « 4 EE Gea eum lf Fernaadlan— Bret Boa & Co, ae ono deg of ise Tamed US sist Row slumoet be bon a brig and schooner below haw, Moss, Kichmond—C ‘Ucean Monarch, pu chour ship} ‘UaLE, 11—Arr steamship Tennessee, Forber, Schr mM a Tae penser, Balimore—Merrill & Abbott. e rou mniniacence from a native of New York, who | Vera Cruz; shipe J nit Mayor bow toston; Mary O'Brien, Behr M Hildreth, Hilareth, New Haven. whiled away his Faturday afternoous schoolboy hondararazning Lt Elles, Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia, from wharfto wharf, FO Oe, barks Swan, Lénnog, ilo Janeiro; Laura: priory Py yo be Broad dof thie ican ne see ), Allvon, Havana; ea me Jeterton, pam, eo erpepl Oct 15, with mase and 125 | Ferrier, dow 10 tbe telnet tt tey area areal seperd) ike hips Jronaide, Chase; Joseph Fish, Youn S04 Marcia Green- bh Corlear's | Merryman, azo, Mens, I~ seuip Garter Ga ct Rearspor, 8 Boyson, Havre, dogs, | meana New York tive cak ship) fr arab aa ramping oa. | Jon, Upaber, Providence; bares Williain 4 Jane, Cobb, Eamon capes ee eee |e ee Hime comme, | a ne eee asta joodwin, from Liverpool for New York. 14h Frank | — ship Marte, “ " 12th, earie brig Pace, Orta, Ha Beard scaman, of Callao dled of eoneumption. The ® 0 ex pech bold or abt 1.0 eal Nos tena for ae be pian tl) ships R 1. Lane, Wm Woodbury, and EA Pp led Hodgants Beis ee Nereis rehearses; | Eade. AlahipJobn Tucker Wetous, butt Boson ta 1887, | Paok cori Auer rane came Busing iio Sumberas Barres order. Hasbad heavy wester); les most of {1 ze. 'NORFOL| Ne Hihon goat nBonte Sei, ton Bi, erpericncnd’e hatrcato from Natio | «Te tidy Sea Nymph, 128 tone reter, w now on the lange | el from Cade edt i ai ease i "Sounac icl hours, barometer 28 8.10. Oct 19, hada | Sectional dock for rey She will be mripped, recaulked | Ucul Sac glencetencyy mises crmarake tam | Searremmea i “eS at cane, ing Launcnep—At T: fov 16— Ari Luther Gloue re rected. Lae oma Es aud to 30 diferent ery ake fore 1 ‘ant ia Ree ah hia in tes : psa Fok W ftiorne, Dae Dale NY suet eee eolier ee Tolund rem Wencke, remen, Gol 7. wit mip and a a Wea nase’ NSWOCHYPORT, Novis Are crabs eee, Nash, NYork. Ship Gnd Tiaingn, Donala, N New Or Gneaus, er win mine Cid at New Bedford bth inst, abip Zephyr, Taylor, Indian | Foneeo® ® ‘BSumber, Taylor, Philadelphia; Nooparell, N el and7 dassengers, to Win Ne ce Cla at do 16th, bark Redman, Whitten, Pacific Ove! Yor! WEWPORT, oh 16—Arr schr John A Dix, Allen, and dansneers, Sa : very { Harwich. scar ton eaten mes the paseage. hit Bi jon 74 fetta, | yyAbohored at Payte Oct 45, Clara Bell, Fiaber, Matiapoisett, | {2° int Bidachra David Cox, Corals, New York; Ma- ‘nome, sveertny ose ‘io arn by Wel) ecb Sule T Chartre,, Philadetphia SEP. Rairanes (80), Cale, Gl ; don at do Oct Aneconda, Crenner, NB, 190 sp on Borne 4 (where she put thin distr ean) with iron, darts maa i Reard—reporis on archer Ground ‘Aug , Niger, Jernegan, | frien ecain eee days Bone rowbrige (of New Haven). Frisbie, B NB,1 ee CED Ker at Hopotuln p er to Oet ship Risa F Ada, Tomas Soc land ic ia, Ton 7, spoke Ke big Mathers, rom Port- Sowardn of’ a 880 Pi Pert oe esta am i oon arias Bark Nii Cesion, Parmelen, Bai Kos from the Wim Tell, of Sag Harbor, wrecked oo at ape for for Sea Boor Ne lasses, &e, to Bishop & Brother, of New Haton, oY Niet at Wb be gota Be pet gallo sree be Margo, Pi Souca, Crowell: Bauiba mis il, Padeliord, Be, lon 36 48 Tea schr © F Young, of en, from | shout 12 or Bir op ioeeptt, coat. B52 les ad cee New York; J Fountatit Beats ver for doz MRA Hage Wane Ctisca ROL i at, ae, 0 8 w | ae omy, Ona Wine re bar Matide Seare, of Dart. | SetiGer, ait Man nia ao mie, 3 rae vale charg Bre (of Fockane), Gould, Galveston, Faber wat ee iat i —fT0 wy, 2 eh, ell f inth—A tel) eh WI Baxter, Norfolk for - erent liven tar kyo bicce | Munger micramccasnes | Mean bx pene eee tee Bark Golden Age, Clark, _Galverion, ZB days, with hides, cot Levy erated Glevelatd, dong ofl men: Wotnat “Haversivas Dee ton and: woo to Wakensarrores "ind vers teary ton; Zith, A bauighton, Robinson, Fall fiver, 1 wh. ‘The wea. ‘and Two Sisters, NYe Weather, xpi sulla started Bownpri and seosived. Oisce ants eof Wind oe TU TG eco ae a aviing ene continued t, Blony Polaty Banner, ge. ih ne, lat 3 lon 79 Stee 3, poke sch Vapor, from: Mo | fig Of gid from July 10 up ne ais on ae back bt tices eS ion; Howard vm pay foramen a ate ey is coe rete ee gape cut of ibe fn ory tro daye betore Lefore leaving the Ground ine ip mana iA Nor Rewburyp HE Weston, Kaloy; trans Real Saxo Semporved eet site ae Ts days, with cot- | $24, 0000, DU wh on Arch Gros! Also treba dott at nn 8 Canson, Nowell, Perry; A Baiamond, , tobuceo, de, to Banallwoed, Berle hea- al Spencer, Dole, Havana; vy weather up to Hatteras. Lith inst, Le y, BATA sD, @ Sp eth Claes, belie Bi ee Grist, Benois! Dighton! R HB burner Tayi ‘Taylor, Rewbu a see faa gh ais gras wk | sua aeerbame ppc eae hoses | ite Mla Mee May, a pf ‘A etiar t eteamship Hungarian. Jones, irom at Golding NB, dated pone Caroline, irate e Alowal, 28 Gaye, with his, bark, | Sew fremmact Olt same ag ae, vuidogite | given RR ae caer «| Seis eg ‘aw a brig’ name od iter from Capt hawk of bark Ben Dodge, NB, dated SPORTANOUTH, Noy 15—Cld brig A Blanchard, Blanchard, B Foun Boreas ito Hache: Get Sty with fastle Ieaving Protea al told Tauad, wih 19 Ghia 9p sce TROVIDENOR, Nov 1t—Arr steamer Pelican, Al N goat ns, By i Sana Pps Go" Nov 6, spoke brig H | “The schr KA Lice, Rapley. of aa 3a Cries Mary rd Atrins, ‘Ames, Neweastle, En; a itor | Be Clyde (ir), Barkers Windsor: Mor 14 = with plaster, | ffUlse, arr at Vanuma ou the Ua inst, and will ehip her ofl across amt, Ba ‘Bao, and ‘Lacy Penn gion, rederokabarg Kiso TOME enna ak ‘1 Totige from Capt Coch, Herald, NB, re, 1 Brown, Kdwards, Alexandria john ts Darling, Howes and eee ree Gp Wee Be rea ee aot e with ee Te Coat Toe ree Ce a oe), bola op oll: we | [acin, Bangs, Phage pias Rew Rags Sayton. fort Seah Han sind or (of Provincetown), B nsanitla, Ost 28, | at Feloatunse te Mack eo ae ee ad would to ton B Yor Sid schrs Par ates Hole Polen Altra, Mary ‘Marvel, and pith onder, uh Inst, ist , Perry, and: 3 90, spoke ship eer cm sro Qty Poa orl ay Spoken, é&c. Stranger, Blackwell ao; Artoe Hise care wee Mon eG | Sees Trai Biiteda MeaaL ted aod who, trian. a &,Gurather, do} sloops Pearl, Mott, abd HJ Sender, Wi ee iB com prthvr rat Rogers, eae 9 days, ilies oF lon, Scoala eat Besa for Liver. RICHMOND, Nov 18—Arr schrs Lynchburg, Harris; Behr Orveti: Sammls, Georgetown, os iyi oy x Youn hago Fork; fry Turks taands for | Hue, W ight,-Albuay, id echre Gaile chaos vere Be Wil. bt ea 3 _ a aa I Slee vee Curtis; WB Cucile, Fish, and John Jones, stophens, 3 ¥ As 8. Kebr Ovegon, Kraus, Wasa Bey 7" wt Sortand, of Poptand tgeorreety reported from Savan- | Gumnden fea for Noctag” Bar itit ete punstloneatbie, Pashard, se. login, c, Ns nab for Havana, css orleans; schre Kmma Furbish, A more; Ls We Sehr Myers, War, ie Richinond 8 dave Foreign dlesnnder, epee Delaware, Purbiah, Nyork: Orrin ei treinon, lng = % Bar or Coxcertion, Sept 4—In Anda Kimbaly. 5 ee » Robiagon; tales Behr D © Biggie: bo ee et — Marah, 6 days from Mailan for Cork nett dan par a a Pein nee, Keoway a0 ae ‘aarab, Holden, 43; Charile Bebr Ocean Wave, Seeley, Norfolk, 8 days provisions and water; only Ama ite genet erent t bark Marie (Fr), ‘Thi Segre Sirti Sorte 6 dy, ont CR cede Sh. bat RABAORM, Meta | epg, a hi bert orth imas Meta cgtgt Rehr Ann Brown, Brown, Ale! dean ines Ww NC, for lo Grande (and. ald -Nov'24 for Bt Het ee perk Copko, Portiand. over era Guayaae. 8d OM, Sebr Mary Ely, Lowry, Vir ‘Thomas—see Miscel); 28d, schr G M Robertson, Fader, Phila. ANNA Nov 1OCATr {oy te) t t6l) bark Moonbeam, Belfus!, Kehr O H Booth, Burgess, Virgin Sd delphia (and sid 26th tor St Thomas); hegekecig sy oh yes rie Fa | Larrabee Bath; sebre Fnchantress, and Kate + Rehr Jobn C Wright Warren, Virgo, ‘Taps yee Tectia & He mame a fo og Re MONUNRES | Blaha aie nee 5 ie, a ek Bem in ae goa et aro Beer WO ae | aes catgut Ai tea i er Set oeere: , Wogiaa, Giacyetonn DO, 4 da; Rov ists for detton, RO} arta Mutray, aie Corinna M Jones RYork. Cid bark Lawrence, Hanson, Cay" 7 Poin, Ln Sheet ibouen Vea for Tee ford. perth hens, NB. » ie in Queen, RFONINGTON, Nov 6—Arr wobr Ruth Halsey, Davis, Phtta fear W fio mae, Mason. op, Ph ane Boson, ld Oct sua ee Cokeoed, |, Coleord, and Evel; ay te ILMINGTON, NC, Nov 14—Arr schr WH Northrop, Pen. i i Barr, Philadel phi POA wate Vi re Virgin Hil, i kYork nb in Pala ang nik es op, louihera, Cig 1h, b rig Mary MeRae, Crocker, Leadon: SA Julon, Godley, be san eas a. Oot Shot dig, Brig eens, a il from St Thomas, arr | “WARREN, Nov 16—Arr soh: Trident, Perry, NYork. fer Horace 1 Stay Grew Fg Harbor, tere cen Vitoria Museo eran Sw Tet, ‘do; Indian Ren Anna, Boareo Hoe Litie bq Harbor, $day, Oy arr Sin, : Once Brofeg, from crea PORATION NOTICHS. Behr en se, Hows Coacod, Nov i—tn port ‘bark ‘onus, Atkinson, ey pen chr Pearl, ——. 5 + ITTEE ON Rehr New York, Goodsell’ Bouter, 9 4 Care Haren, Oct 24-—Arr brig Tanti, Higgiaa, Boston. Sage tee oN on gang. ect Paha as Behr Isanc Rich, Rich, Banton tor 'Chiedeipble, Foocnow, Sept 2—n area etwon, for | room No; 8 City Hall 0 sousider the matter of sgh Sebr Princess, Lovell’ "4 NYork; bri; ve ieee, Ht for ayenue, from Tosh street. All sell ose 3 wilh Bohr EH Atwood Tere eae ae Philadelphia. Gondrvas, —In Win Tancaster aster (0) Com for | plense auend wien ture re self Marin Rn tn ee ee Raanasr, Coe. ‘an MeNell, Ne on phia. NichiolAne axaanisr,¢ on Pat Tio, Oct 3—In port ship Raduga, Bi for New Bi i Behe Aun Peery om Boge TMP | gr ped ore ohare cap abi Sehr Ra, Buck, & on ange 7 ‘Budeon, Fohr © 1, Bayles, Cro} Behr GF Brown, C Clay Bloop Muunt Hove, 1 Bloop Jans: Marin, Steamer Steamer Pelicas, Aldrich, Pav ide: A three masted sebr. een el err few Hi: Ricah, Versill, New Haren Jor Phndelp Haven for Phi Norwich for Philadelpl Brookhaven for Virginia, ‘Troy tor Boston, » Taunton, BELOW. York, rep. spore ye Ooty $—In u pOrR. ips Eliza & pale tant for oe Kong Rectlediod oe for Brig Comat, Young, Bal fork; w London; bylv! pax COMMITTRE ON STREETS OF THE BOA ‘Sen, Cale, from Sin Francisoe, art a Aldermen wil meet in room No. & City toy Monday, thes lusts at three o'elsek P.M. = joct of Widening of ‘Tourena suroet will mi taken der Ja, Oot Arr Josephus, Fraser, Balti | into irieration mcr dy Brown Ralf bach Tas, Na | tw ircst hid eat, teal ‘em hae a son, Travers, more; eer opportunity’ of preaenung their views, sub, altering the grade of a 1 Ewenty:lirat street, wil be k portion of Twenty: vehr Ind ar nian Triad, Brown, Philadelphia vin Fal ‘22, we considered. “Parties tnteresied in this or any olber 7 Etat datatna Nork: 26th, bei one ig 'w* | fore the committee a leo iavited 10 ¥6 DFGHEIL, ing “Hu port Oot 9, bark Barab, Steve OMAR STEPHENS (on tt port y a evens, from Savaniila for New JOUN LYNES, Streets. T.B. Nims, See'y, SET