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

B INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA, —__—_——r- Later News frem Oregon and Puget Sound, RECEPTION OF GEN, sSCcOrT. ‘The California overland mail arrived at St. Louis on tho ‘Biot inst., making the trip in twenty one days, aad bring- fing San Francisco papers to the 3let ult The express bag contained a communication indorsed ‘(On her Majes- ty’s Service,” forwarded from the British Consulae a San Francisco to Lord Lyous at Wasbington, and ono frapked by Gen Soott and addressed by him to the com ‘Tee John L Stephens (Pacific Mail Company’s steamer) fand tbe Origaba (uf the Mail Line) bad arrived from Pa- mama at San Francisco—the former em the 28th, and the fatter on the 29tb. Their advices had been anticipated by the overland mail of the 6th October, from Bt. Louis. THE NEW MINES. Mr. Comstock, who was referred w in a letter published in the San Francisco Bulletin from Mr. Hughes, says in a communication to that paper: Ju your issue of the 26Us jnst., under the head of “ Late and Interesting Intelligence from the Wasboe Mines,” fur- Behed by Mr. Hughes, you have given ® very correct Btatemvnt of the miver and minerals of the locality, named (a8 you say, after an inebriate), *Virgipiatowa,”” but pro- per pnt ot City But as from the glowiug account by ir jughes, many good and unfortanate miners miy be deceived to re-by, T wish to say thes much concerning the micee at Silver Qty, (called by Mr. Hughes “Virgin. mines are very rich im both silver and gold, so far 28 they have been prospeeted. 2 far the richest mines are quartz leads, and of eourse they require machinery to work them, which re- capital, % The placer diggings, though good paying diggings,are Dearly destitute of water, except from the melting su0ws tm spring. I farther wish to state, that though hap are many aims be: rospected, but vely few prove wo be worth pon ancy ‘As ‘to the sale of myzinterest in the “Comstock lead’? to Walsh, Mr. Hughes i mistakea when he 6438 that Judge Walsh paid me $5,500 for it. That was not the price, or anywhere near to it. The real conside- ration bas never been masie public. Toe San Francisco Herald says of the new mines:—Tho ancovery of fabulous wealth in the Was oe Valley, the reasity of which has been placed beyond dispute, threatecs to produce changes of a mvt imoortant character iu the afsirs of Cahfornia and Utah. The Washoe ‘uagiogs are Jocated in the southwestern portion of Carson Valley, dis- fant about a day and a half’s ride from Dowaieviile, in Serra county, and great numbers of mivers are flocking ‘thither from Sierra, Nevada, and other adjacent portions of the State. Even in this city the excitement begins to roo bigh, and will probably equal the Fraser river fever, Dut with an entirely different result. Congress cannot fail to perceive the urgent vecessity that now exists of erect- img Carson Yabey into a Territorial government, under the name of the Tvrritory of Nevaia. The population of at place will be quintupled before Congres- meets, and Wat oxain will probably be doubled in the course of a your, Emigration wiil be principally from this State at the fommencrment, leaving the rich miving district, aban- doned for those that are richer, opeu to the occupation of fresh immigrants from the Atiar uc States. Later from the North. ARRIVAL OF GENERAL SCOTT AT PORTLAND, ETC.— RICH GOLD DISCOVERIES IN WASHINGTON TERRI- sosy ‘The steamers Northerner, Columbia and Brother Jo- Pathan arrived in San Francisco on the 30th, with Oregon dates to the 221 ult., and Victoria dates to the 27th. The Dr ws I interesting ‘The dla California sent a special reporter along with rai Scott On the steamer Northerner, who Very interesting wccount of the trip, aud lets the public into sowe important matters concerning General Harney. We make the followmg extracts trom bis letters: — GENERAL SCOTT AND SUITE Enjoy the trip amawngly. The gallant veteran takes his seutearly of a morning on the guards, and receives the suention of all. He is scrupulously polite to the sisiers, who way him marked attention. In addition to Colonel ‘Thomas, Colonel Lay and Dr. Crave, the General's suite, Colone) Norman, on an artillery’ inspection ; Colonel Sands, of the Quartermaster’s Department, accompanied Dy bis rstimadle laty, aud Major Mackie, of the Assistant Adjutant General's Iepartment, are on board. The later two officers are destined for Kort Vaveourer, a8 witnesaes Bt the court martial of Major Wyse, ‘Onionel Normau’s tour is ove of great importance, as Di duty consists of suggesting improvements in that arm Of the service to tne Secretasy of War, and to report on the efficiency of our forces in the north. ‘Yhe general and suite use the captain's cabin for meals, as the geverai's infirmitics prevent his ascending and @escending to the usual places. On Thursday be and staff, aided by Captain Dall, were busily engaged in poring over charts, &c, but since thea noihing of an character bas transpired; we are destined, how- ever, for Port Townsend, and vot Fort Vancouver, as was at Grst stated. From casua! conversation, it 1s impossibie to state what the action of General Scott will be. He an- Ucipates meeting with Commissiouer Campbell at Port Townsend, aud will not act until after a consultation on Ail the poibts at issu ‘The geveral’s evenings arc passed playing whist, a dummy game, he taking the dommy and generally beat- ing bisoyponente, He states that be bas enjoyed the trip amuzingly, the roughest weather experienced to- day. Dr. Crane informs me that the gvoeral’s health has manifestly improved, and that he “as no doubt but that | The general | Suyé it ig his last worl:ly journey, and he trusts it may | i | the voyage will add ten years to his life. Prove w benefit to bis country. ‘We are all in doubt as to the probabllity of the Oregon Propl- being informed of the distinguished visiter’s ap- Prewh, but trust that the army folks will enjoy the eurprise, THE GENERAL'S VALET Js no inconsiderable personage, though he Is a fool to his master—oue is a giant the other adwarf. The latter hovers areuud the General as a wasp does aronud a cow. Why great men should thus secure such puny efforts I Kpow not, but our cwarf is a consequential personage. He aresees the Geveral, brushes around him with a wisp, dusts him off, seizes his bat, and brushes up the General’s few remaining gray bairs, wipes the nap of the hac, re Places the same, and the whole duty is conducted in si- lence. @ alteptions are repeated three or four times aday,and the General takes the same a8 matters of course, He never replies or thanks; it is a matter of course, snd the little tiger, with his gray military cap and garrote collar, struts around as important an’ indi ‘vidual as apy on board. ARRIVAL AT FORT VANCOUVER. Attwo A M. we ran in some oue bundred fect of the floating dock at Fort Vancouver, ana Col, Lay, Dr. Crane and Jupt. French pulled off for shore. They duly reached the Quartermaster’s, where they found some of the off cers just preparing to retire. The pews was duly camma- nwared; and what a general scampe ivg ensued. Sleep ‘was out of the question; and although it is not expected that a soldier could be surprised at his post, all baads, from General Harney down, were somewhat taken aback. ‘The inquiries after bome and friends, and the why aud wherefores of the trip, cousumed the residue of the nigut, and after reporting to Generai Harney, the aiis returned. By cight o'clock Friday morning the sbip swarmed with uniforms. General Harney and staff, the officers of the station, and many from other quarters, oo buginess at the fort, came ou bourd,aad three hourssvou passed away. "The officers, some nineteen or tweuty in num ber, are a remarkably fine looking body of men, and I cannot see why Uncle Sam keeps his best looking men at such out of the way posts. It may be, however, to keep them out of mischiet or harm's wa: Among those on board, I notice t. Wallen, who has yeturned from an expedition from Utah. The garrison is on the qui vive, and more officers are expected, as Major ‘Wyse’s court martial is tobe held on Monday. It is said that the Major is always in hot water, but garrison life is not alone 60 monotonous, but such 9 mass of punctilio, that a little hot water is agreeable for a change. Genoral Harney js almost as tallas G neral Scott, with a dimina- tive blue cap stuck like a tassel on the top of his white bead, and looks every inch a soldier. He seems to take the vinit of bis superior ag about the only means which ‘Will justify his actions, and the offlcers—iind the officers— are iu hopes that the force at San Juan Isiand will be in- reaped. The on y result that [cun arrive at thus far is, that nothing will be known and no course decided on until General Scott reaches the disputed territory. We leave Bien) one Norman jing the General’s auit; We! Swords ani it Mackall rema b> rcadge 401 all remaining to attend the Fauay, Oct. 31.—We left Fort Vancou with General Harney’ aud statin boara, thes ates pany vs to Portiand only. ommissioner Campbell, who is coming overland via Colville, is hourly expected, and dispatches have been left for hima to join the commis sion at San Juan The latest news from the dispuved tor- ritory is that the British have withtrawa their naval force, save the Satellive; affairs remain iu sale quo, aud Mr. Costow House Inspector Hubbs tas been adaiyy soma ew complexions to the lumbroglio by refusing. p-ranission to land some effects for the English resident magistrate, It is now cefinitely understood that no plan of op-rationg can be decided on until we reach our destioation. THE RECKPTION AT PORTLAND—GFNERAL HARNEY UNEASY Poxtisrp, Oct. 21.—We arrived at the wharf at lig P, M, and of course the whole city poured down to the wharf, where the veteran was received by the chvers of tbe multitude and the ringing of all the bells. Mr. 8. J. McCormick, the Mayor of the city, despite the rain, which by the way shortly ceased, mount ed, for the first time in the memory of map, a beaver plug, and rushed around unlike most heads of corporations.’ A cannon was orought forth aad td atthe head of Broadway, bnt the salute was not fired until after two o'clock, at which hour a pre ion war formed, bealed by the Mayor, A. B Matlock, Esq , President of the Common Counci!,’ and J. M. Vansycle, Chiet Eugineer of the Fire Department, with the various is of department, and delegations in uniform from the fire companies. ud that the visit of Gen. Scott gives great satisfac- tion to the people of this locality. oo or is not Popular at Portland. Some caangea he ordered ja his de- partment are the grave objects of @ffence (of which I will Speak more in detail when T arrive at the whole lustory Sbereof ) and his removal would give sutiafaction to macy, Mhile the Genera! (Harney) is unpo mar with the poopie, T cannot see that be 16 looked upon with favor by the off eersof the army, and Ifear Gen Scott's arrival has af. forded many a Secret eatiafaction Harney seems in good but he is remarkably tacits Dy % ettarn Ithivk, His eye Sresers around fartively,as if he was in search of some idle the whole aifuir Io plaia lan- 1, be will not for some weeks, TAR BAN 3A: does bot know where he etands; and, wht AFFAIR, ‘I find that opinions differ widely with the Oregonians on gives a | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1859. sn aaa Nee gst mis tat the de is ‘tue treaty, all do uet justify Geveral Haravy’s course in the ‘armed occu; ancy of the San Juan or Bellevue Island, It je denied that the causes for his action are facte 5 ig denied that American were interfered with, and it is denied that the rights of an Ameriaan were unreat- ened with the mgor of Jaw in relation w the now- rious pig ebooting scrape, These are facts, however, which will be substanuated, or allegations which will be refuted on ipvestigativn, A rnp eotleman of Oregoa fame wforme me that the belief Is general that the whole matter was gotten up by a epeculator, with a view of making afew hundred thousand doliars. The same gen- tleman, who Las already conversed with Gov. Donglas on the veaed question, views the whole matter ag a squatter difficulty, megnified by the ill-advised and officious con duct of a few persons clothed with brief autbority. All these matters, of course, J shat) become better advised when | reach the dis uted wrritory, but T give them now, £0 that circumstances may refute or establish, Although nothing can be known of General Soott’s in Jepuons, it seems conceded that no settiemeot can be ar- rived at unless the truops are withdrawn, or a joint occ. ancy agreed on, GEM, HARNEY AND LIKOT. THREE, z Much surprise hax been created by General Barney's abrupt departure from Poruand. — He left in the steamer ner about 3.o'clock P.M on Saturday, remarking that be would ebortly return, but took the river fteamer to Vancouver, “When we ai ‘op Sunday pothing was seen or heard of him by Genera! Scout, anc the inference ie that he is in high dadgeon. Ob Saturday previous to ins departure he indulged to one of his Characteristic outbursta; but be was swearing at bimeeif, and tittle notice was pald thereto, The Gone: ral is not popular, and although tho officors under him do the best they can to nive their own impressions and feel- ings, I tear he is not evou reapected. i¢ San Fraccisco Times ot the 24th of last month con. tained a letter from the camp at San Juan, which, not- withstending the fuss it has created, contains, it seems, conswerable Wuth. 140 not know the author, but he is suspected w be Lieutenant thrie, who has recently re- signed; 1 say suspected, rather than hinted, for the authorship is geverally attribted to bim here. Whilst 1 cannot find any one willing to devy the charges, there seems to be a great unwillingness ecmit them ou this score. The writer, not conwnat to speak for himaeif, gives what he’ terms the opinions of all the ofticers under Harney. They ob- fect, and with good reason, too, 10 his expressing ‘an option in their came Iu such matters there isa great lack of unnty in the army, a8 self characterizes most all their individval efforts, abi the members are oaly auxious of being spoken of as a class when generalities are con cerned. No obo is 80 sensitive ass an army officer when indi- viduality is concerned, aud he desires to apeak for him- self alove. The report js current that Lieut. Ihrie has re signed, and ob the promulgaiou thereof, the « ol iudividuabty bas grown. Lieut. Thrie, had he spoken of his own behest, and on bis own authority, would have been eptitied 0 greater credence, a8 bis brother officers could then have been evabied, should they seo ft, to sustain him. The plain matter of fact is, that great ‘discoatent pervades the whole military department, and Gen. Seott’s advent is bailea on all sives a8 providestial, tor diificul- ties will be wd witbout delay. Tvrspay, Oct 25.—We arrived at Port Townsend at 8 o'clock this morning, and took the town by surprise. Colenel Lay was ordered to Victoria by @ revenue cutter, Jeff Pavis, Capt. Magon, which will sail at dusk. The steamer Juha, Capt’ Busboell, arrived at half 10 o'clock with colors flying, having beard of Gen. = Scott's presence via Portland, Steilacoom Col. Nor- men left for San Juan on bis inspection of artil- lery, and tbe Julia sped for Victoria, to inform them that the great Pacificator had dispatched his apswer to Gov. Douglas. Gen Scott remained on board and went up to Olympia, and will return to bis post to-morrow, when he expects the Magsachuset@, Capt. Fauntleroy, to be ready to receive him. His arrival was unexpected, and bis welcome was hearty cheers, but to- morrow he will receive a salute, RICH GOLD DISCOVERIES ON THE SIMILKAMEEN RIVER. A government expressmin, named MeGuire, recently arrived at the Dalles, brings reliable intelligence that new | and rich goia diggings have been discovered pear the above amd river. lowing particulars -—— According to our informant, the discovery is confined toasmall baron the river, which is being worked by solojer8, Qvartermaster’s men, and a large number of Indians, Tbe men from camp'go down aller breaktast, waiking a distance of five miles, and working wot more than half aday, averaging about twenty dollars to the hand. This is without the ordinary conveniences for mining, and with notbing but picks, using frying pans for washing out. With “rockers,” itis estimated tbat frou $54 to $200 to the hand could readily be taken out. We have net learned that any of the neighboring bars have been progpected, but it can scarcely be possible that the rich deposites are confined to ome locality; and when a thorough exammation is had it is more thao likely that rich strikes will be made all aiong the course of the river. Mr. McGuire, who is represented to us a3 ap entirely re- liable man, says that he himself visited the diggings, and saw the mincrs at work taking out gold ata rate fully equal to thatstated. It is represented that the officers in command are very anxious to conceal all knowleage of the discovery, they epprebendmg au immediate rush, that in the present ‘condition of the country must be at tended with great privatons. The nearest point at which Supplies necessary totbe miner can be obtained is Col- ¢ Dalles Journal coutains the fol- ville, which ig over one bumtred miles distant from the newly discovered mines The Indians, too, are repre- fented to be decidedly hostile, and juasmuch as the troops are about to remove, miners would be exposed to con- stant attacks from savage foes, The discovery, we are told, was made by Sergeant Compton, in whose honor the ‘locality has been named “Compton s Bar”? ‘The effict cf this news has been to create quite an ex- citement in our town, butas yet we have not beard of apy departures for the new goid mines. Should the next advices copfirm these startling reports we may expect to Bee a stampede scarcely equalled by that to Fraser river. OO FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Public deposits... Frupar, Nov. 251859. The steadiness reported by the Circassian and Africa in every braneh of trade cnd finance in Burope is calculated to produce encouragement here. The small decline in cotton was fairly expected; the firmness in the breadstaffs market, though quite likely to lead to realizations by the large holders, was anticipated on this sido. The return from the Bauk of England for the week ending the 9th November gives the following results when compared with the previous week :— -£6,097,259 Increase. £584,721 Other deposits, + 14311,201 Decrease. 260,418 “aga verse 9,176,269 Increage, 43,484 On the other side of the account:— Government securities. ..£10,875,157 Unchanged. — Other securities... 18,649,373 Decrease. "150,658 Notes unemployed. 8,858,430 Increase. 451,980 The amount of notes in circulation is £21,804,475, being adecrease of £504,980, and the stock of bullion in both departments is £16,830,108, showiug @ decrease ot £6,218 when compared with the precediog return. In our money market there is no change worth noting, and business is quite dull, Some of the discount houses, report more inquiry; others, on the contrary, seem to think that there is more money offering. The course of our banks in expanding as they are doing, at a ume when the general operations of commerce are on a restricted scale, is attracting a good deal of attention from the coun. try press, and will probably lead to some action in Con- gress as soon as that body meets. It is asserted by an apologist of the banks that each bank President is responsible only to his stockholders, and that it is none of the public’s business how ho con- ducts his bank. The fallacy of this argumient is obvious ataglance. If the prosperity or ruin of banks concern ed only their’ stockholders, then their doings would be of nO public interest. But when, as is the case, the course of the banks governs the general protits of trade, and regulates the standing of financiers and merchants throughout the country; when the suspension of the banks produces a genoral commercial revulsion, checks all commercial operations and ruins thousands who have no direct interest in the banks, it is the height of ab- surdity to pretend that the banks are or can be adminis- tered solely in view of the profits of their shareholders, and regardless of the public good. There i6 comparatively nothing doing in foreign ox change. The bankers report that there isa very light demand for bills, but rates are generally uncbanged, though somo bankers’ bills have sold to day at 100%. ‘The steamer for Europe to-morrow is the New York, fur Bremen, which will probably take out no specie. The pon-arrival of the California steamer checks remittances. ‘The following are the last quotations of sight exchange on New York at the cities meutioned:— 2 wsg 8 eae « io Baltimore 2). he Charleston, yam i Savannah ka i “ New Orlean ya Mobile... 4a M discount, The feature of the stock market continues to be the TMovetnent in Pacific Mail. The stock opened this morn. ihe at 86, advanced to $634, then declined to 8374 in the inonuing; in the afternoon it took a free start, sold up to 91)4, and closed after the second board at 91 bid. The Street is full of stories about the reported set The prevailiog theory this afleraoon is that Commodare Vanderbilt buys seven of the Pacific Mail steamers for 2,000,000 cash; that the company is wound up, and pays its stockholders $110 the share. Oo another side it is asserted that @ Weekly line is to he established by the Paciflo Mail and North Auantic companies, which con bine with Vanderbilt. And again, it 1s stated that the Paci fic Mail Company have induced Vanderbilt to withdraw his boats for a yearly bonus of $1,000,000. We give these rumors as they have reached us, mcrely stat tat Com modore Vanderbilt {oforins us that there has boon no aot tlement of any kind between him aad via Pac Mai! Company. We understand that several interviews have taken place between the Commodore and the leading director of the Paciile Mail Company, and that the latter * dore will desist from his preseum is in possession of the conditions upou whieu the Commo. tion. As the pur” ‘ chases of Paciflc Mail stock which ary now being mate Mail Company, company has dictated by be kK own upon the subject, Meanwhile, we only ex'ress puble sentiment when wo say that wo hope the P. M. Oo. have not entered into another de- grad up bargan to buy offan opponent who ie too smart to be airly contended with, Panama was mich lower \ -day: 1 declined from 1263, to 18834 at the close. This is probably a mere reaction from the recont rise. There wa quite an active movement in Erie securities to-day. The s:ock’advanced 134 per cent, and tho bonds an ave Tage ot 3 per cent, the fourth mortgage selling at 50 per ce tthis aftervoon: This is probably due t arrange ments which bave been made for d spusing of the floating dent a d stopping the expenditure for the long dock. The re @v+r was to-day authorized by Judge Strong w pay the interest on the first mortgage bonds; it wiil accord ing'y be pad on presentation of the coupons. Central advanced nearly 1 per cent to-day, The Western sl 8 were generally steady, with the exception of Rock Islan, which advanced % per cent, Gatena was hammered by the .obbers on the strength of the third week’s earnings, which are only $1,700 in excess of the corresponding weck of last year; the price, however, did not vary much. Michigan Soutbern guaranteed advanced +; per cent; the third week’s earnings show an increase of £4,800. The State stocks showed there was not much change. The general aspect of the marcet is more favor- able to an upward movement than tor some time past. Stocks were Grm at the cloge, at the following quota- tious:—Mistour) 6’, 8434 @ 86; Canton, 17,; @ 18; Cum- berland Coal preferred, 13.a %; Pacific Mail Steamship, 913; @ 34; Now York Central, 8134 a 3; Erie, 9a 44; Hivdson River, 4134 8 4; Harlem, 10a 3; do. preferred 8634 0 34; Reading, 3934 a 40; Michigan Central, 4134 a 34; Micbigan Southero and Northern Indiana, 64, a %; do. guaranteed, 183, @ 34; Panama, 1333; a 134; Illinois Central, 6934 @ 60; Galena and Chicago, 727; a 73; Cleve land and Toledo, 20% @ 34; Chicago and Rock Island, 644g a4. Yhe ory goods import'is again Jarge—$811,098, against $244,222 same week last year, ant $556,035 same week ot 1857. We have now received $102,727,247 of dry goods since January, against $54,302,000 to same work of last year. it 8 to be presumed that that determined to accept tha) terms ‘Tho business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows:— $194,456 42 58.000 00 181,524 68 5,667,738 09 ‘The exebanges at the Bavk Clearing House this morn. ing were $28,956,958 16, and the balances $1,430,234 59. The following dividends have been declared:—The Mer- chants’ Bank, a semi-annual dividend of 834 per cent, pay- able on the Ist of December; the Lowell (Mass.) Manufac- turing Company, dividend of $40 per share, payable December 1; the Little Miami Railroad, a four per cent dividend aut of the earnings of the past five months, pay- able December 5; a divicend of four per cent ov the capi- tal stock of the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad Com- pany. Steck Exchange. Fawvay, Nov. 25, 1859. 200 shs Harlem RR... 800 Har RR pref. .b60 36. 600 di 0. 2000 Tepp 6's. 2000 N.C. 6's. 19000 Missouri -. 8430 80000 do... .. ..880 B49, ; bis °76 101 1600 Frie RR8mb '83 71 4000 Erie RR4m bds 48 16600 19 1000 Hud RR 3mb.. 7 1600 Ill Cen RR bds. 86.4% 26 shs Mercbants’Bk 108 50 Mechanics’ Bk... 1 50 do... 300 DelaHud cco, jo. 50 Pacific Mail $8 725 do... 100 125 84 450 85 x 200 do...) 84% 100 80 134% 160 N ¥ Centrai#R.. 823, 100 ~ 134% 700 a Ded 8196 125 + 184% 100 3 150 do. 2134 % WOCev &TiedoRR. 203 105 Chi & Rk T RR... do. bi 550 300 00 do. 50 Mil & Miss SECOND BOARD. 680 84% b0shs Pac38Cos.30 98% 2000 Virginia 6's... 9535 ds 3B 8835 8000 NY Cen bds 76 101 Bi 4000 Erie RR4th mb 60 8% 1100 Gal&Ch 3d mb 8934 9 1000 LaC& Mil 1g b 153g 9% 6 chs Del & HC Co. 10085 “0 40 60 see eeee 1O0Ky 146 NYork Cen RR 160 do. 160 a 100 d0....4, 100 "4 do. »b30 134 50 Harlem RR 01 363g 200 do. 60 Pacific Mail SS Co 50 do. 50 0......1 85 100 1] Cen RR. 6 150 a 200 200 100 100 do... 100 50 Gal & Chic RR... 72% 100 50 Oo .....0B80 72% 160 100 Cleve & Tol RR.. 2036 100 100 Chic& RELRR b7 63% ee 200 d0......b30 637% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Nov. 25—6 P. M. Asnes.—Tbe market was quiet and prices nochanged, with small sales of pote at 53sc, and pearls at 53zc. Rrrapstcrrs.—Flour—Owing to the favorable charaster of the forexgn news by the Circassian, the market was excited, apd cosed at an advance of Ic. a 1c , and in ome cages at as much as 206. above the lowest figures of the week. The sales footed up about 27,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— Sonnd euperfine State, $505 a $5 10 Extra State 520 a 52 Superfine Weetern 515 a 5% Common te choice Western extr: 530 a 680 Extra Geneeee...... 650 a 70 Mixed to straight Southern 550 a 576 Straight to good extra do. + 880 a 725 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands.., 700 a 8 00 Rye flour, 1376 a 440 Corp met «410 a 450 Canadian four was in fair demand and firmer. The sales embraced about 400 a 00 bbis., at $6 40 2 $6 30. South. ern was ip good demand, with gales of about 2,700 bbis., clesing within the range of the above figures. Ryo flour was Ormer, with.salcs of 300 bbis. at the above figures. Corn meal wae stendy and in fair request at our figures, ‘Wheat was excited ‘and in active demand, with some purchases on speculation. The sales footed up about 70,000 buehels, cloeing at an advance of 8c. to be. per bushel, including Chicago spring at $1 16 a $1 18; Milwaukee club at $1 20 u $1 25; fair Ohio and good red Southern at $1 40; white Michigan at $1 60 a $1 53, and Kentucky white at $1 62a $183. Corn opened dull, but was better at the close; eales of abont 14,000 a 15,000 bushels, lacluding Western mixed at 98¢.; round yellow at 990. a $1; New Jersey yellow at 7c. a Rdc.; New Southern do. at B0c a £5c., avd old do. was nominal at $1 020 $103. Rye was firmer and the demand good, with sales of 4,000 a 5,000 busbeis at 0. affoat. Barley: large receipts and closed dull; small eales of State were made at 76c. a 833 , and of Fart Canada at 784. a 80c, Onts were in good supply and easier, with sales of Weetern at 4636. a 47c., and State and Canacian at 47¢ 2 473g. The following table ‘from G W. Cotting’s ciroular, gives the receipts and exports of flour ana grain at this port for the bag! ad day: . Flour, Wheat, Rye, y y ey; tte” — tush. bush. bush, bush, _dnath Canal... 7,892 448,287 1,502 9,708 163,687 123,800 Railroad 30495 0706 7 — 6808 1,670 Oub £o's. 15,127 4;°79 80. 92,846 8/460 - Total, 113,445 42,681 1,622 42,649 167,845 124,030 ‘The exports of flour and gran fiom New York, for the week ending Nov. 23, were—To Great Britain, 11,664 bbls. tour, 15,477 bnehela wheat, Britieh Provinces and other Places, 19,477 bbls. flour, 496 bushels corn. Corre ‘alcs of 350 bags Rio were made at llc. a 124se , and 200 bags Laguayra triage at p. t. ‘ —The sales crnbraced about 1,000 bales, closing the butis of about 1114¢. for middling uplands. 17s. —To Liverpool, 28,000 bushels wheat were e tip bnik, at 536d., and the remainder in ship's ; 8,610 bbls. flour’ at 28.; 300 bales cotton at 24. To London, 200 tierces beef at 58 ; 400 boxes cheese at 408.; 160 bbls. spirits turpentine at és., and to Glasgow, 800 bbls. rosin were engaged at 2s. 6d. Ynovsions —Vork—The market was irregular, having epened firm and closed dull: the sales em! about 1 406 bbis , incloding mere at $16 a $16 30, thin mess do., $15 50, and prime at $11 20 a $11 3734. Beef w's in fair with sales of 600 bbls. at $5 25 for new country mers, repacked mees at $9.9 $10, and extra do. at $10 50 & $11 50: sales of 100 tier Dhio prime at $20, and 100 bbls. beef bams at $14 50. Lard was in fir de- mand and rather scarce, with sales at 10346. a 1036 , and of choice at 16%6. alle, Butter was in fair requ ‘st at ea Ye. for Ohio, and at Ic. a 220. for State, Caccse wor selling at Ge a Ie, Paice, was quiet at 4c. 2 4240, £v6an was firm and active, with sales of 1,000 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 7c. a 73¢¢., and 6,000 bags at 70 OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. We have nothing new to present to our readers this week in regard to retail trade at Washington Market. Prices remain #s in last report. The day before Thanks- giving, a& was naturally expected, there was quito a demand for poultry, for which the dealers got their own Price, Things have again assumed their usual settled to the friends’ of the Paeifie ”) tne ™mnsrwante 0 Vanderbilt, In a few days moro will ) conditen, our next report we probably will have be to notice, 7 ie by ¢ Baw, Sirlolr sieak, 186, por Ib. porler- house teak, 18: a 200.; rump, 1ée.; Toasting pve, 120 #158; chuck Teast, 100 a 126.; corned beef, So a 120. eriex.—Mutton chops, 12e ; bind quarters, 10e. 2.120. fore quarters, 7e. # 90.; lamb, The. a 1 ‘Vnat.—Outlets, 166 & 180.;' fore quarters, 9c. a 100.; bind quarters, 1: F Fre b pork, 10.. salted pork, do.; hams 100. a per Ib.; shoulders, 10c. = 120 ; sides 1030. a Te.; Joo. per Ib ; roasting pigs, $1’ 37 a$1 60 ‘DASCELLANROUR.—| De Raukages, Ic. per Ie; beef ¥, Tbe. a 80e, each; lard He. a 36. per Ib. 18, Te, a 12c per 1b.; broil parr; turkeys, 130, a 140. per Ib ; per Ib.; tame pigeons, 81.60 per dozen; ; Squads, 1 60 a $2 por dosen; per pair; ‘canvass back ducks, $2 per pair; red head ducks, 76c. per pair; do., 60c.; black do, B26, por parr; Boo. per pair; teal ducks, 880. per plover, $1.75 por dozen; ‘merlin anipe, $1 76 por ozcn; )rairie chickens, 75¢ por pair; Lang Toland quail, $2 50» Su per margins, towl, $1 per pair; partridges, $2; venison, ‘Ie. a 16e per Ib.; equirrels, 10c jrabbits, 50¢, per pair; bear meat, 1230. per 1b Fisn —Codsh, Ge. per tb.: flounders, 60. ; els, 120.; Dlackfleb, 80. a 10¢ ; Sea Dass, 100.; striped ‘bass, 120; Blo, a 62c, por 100, a 126 31 ers, gerne, | stall fad do woodcock, The. a $2 50 broad bill wood ducks, weak(sh, 10¢ ; balibut, 12¢ ; hadduck, Gc.; brook trout, 60c.; bluifish,’ 8e,; saimou trout, 126. a i60.; pickerel de.; black base, S0.; perch, 86.'a 100.; frost Ash, 8c. emelis, 16c.; catfish, 10¢.; mackerel, 18¢.; oysters, #6c. $2 per bonded; clams, bc. a $1 do.; lobsters, 6o. per Ib.; hard shell crabs, If¢. per dozen; softshell do., $1 a $1 78 00 Borner, Ecos, &c.—Orange county butter, 30c. per Ib.; Western 'do., 18. a 2c ; State, 260; cheese, Ie. 9 12¢. per Ib; pineapple do., bc. a 7c.; Eugiish dairy cheese, Ie, @ 18c.; eggs, 14 for 250. Hoxgy.—White clover, 26c. por Ib.; buckwheat, 1dc, a hive, 8¢ @ \0c. ; strajued, do, Vecetaniis — Mercer potatoes (best), $1 88 a $2; com- men a0., $l 12 # $1.25; peach blows, $2; Junes, $1 60 par bl; Dyckman's, $1 60 a $1 76; sweet potatoes, $2 per si do., $226; cabbage, 4c. a 7c. 260. ea lidower, 12. a 28¢ ; equash, 18c. 12c. bunch; bee bunch; leeks, 6 eck; carrots, 6c. bunch; table celery, 12e. bunch; ruta- bega’ turnips, 87c. bbI.;’ cheese pumpkins, $5 hundred; marrow equash, $2 bbl. Frvrr.— Wertern apples, $2a $2 60 bb). ; common, $1 50; red streske, $1 76 a $2 bbi.; 20 onnoe piopins, $2 76 bbl ; tall pippine, $2 50; greenings and Spitzeuburgs, $2 50 a $3 bb. ; Roxbury ruesets, $2 50 a $3 bbl ; cranberries, $12 a $6 bbi.; quinces, $1 60 a $2 hundred; cracberries, 18¢. +o quart; crab apples, 62c. halt peck; chestou' 5 quart; Isabella grapes, 26. Ib ; Cutawbi, 18¢.; common do., 16¢ ; in fancy boxes, 2hc. In. ere ER ere een WARITIBE INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS Day. 6 gi MOON SETS. BUN SKTB. 4351 man water. Port of New York, November 25, 1859 CLEARED Po asics New York, Van Santen, Bremen—Kelpke & fentzen. Bteumsbip Alaboma, Lawless, Mobile. Fhip Star of the West, Thompson, Liverpow—S Thompson's jephew Hark J Daggett, Lambert, Glesgow—Drnbam & Dimon, Bark Zronaut, Sberman, M Smith & Oo, Brig Virgivta, ind, Kio Gouge ana a market Brig Amonoosnek, Clark, agua Ja Grande, Brig Villuge Pride, Cummings, st Johus, NF—H J Dewolf. Sehr © Minera: Curpby, Aspinwall tebrEoxburs, Potter, Port Maria, Ja—Post & Sma. Sehr Bowditch, Colin, Curacoa—Kolff & Peranbn. Echr Pee: less (Hr), Doe, Rermnda—McUall & Frith. Sehr Grandilla, Baker, Mobile—McCready, Mott & Qo. Sehr WL Burrougha Jonba, Savannab—Dunbam & Dimon, Schr WA Bilis Nichole, Wiiungton, Nc—J Smith & Co. tebr # Stannard, Doane, Piymouth—Post & Small. Sehr Danville, Chester, Richmond—C H Pierson. fohr Mary Ann Caroline, Packard, Portland—G L Hatch & chr Union Hannab, Roston—G U Hatch & Co. Schr Louisa, Chase, Roston—8 W Lewis & Co, Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia. «RRIVED. Fteamship Vigo (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Nov 9, town Wth, with mdge and 164 pamengers, to J @ rived off the Battery at 14h A Stenmsbin Atrica (Rr), Shannon, Liverpool. Nov 12, with mise aud 140 passengers, to & Onnard. Nov 18, at 8:43 AM, pamed br steamany Burov from fasion via Halifax for Liv? erpool, Arrived off the Ravidry at 4.30 PM, tevmehiy Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore, with mdse, to B BCremwe'! 4 Co Steanhip Mount Vernon, Smith, Washington, &c, with mdse and passengers to 4 B Cromwell & Ce Steamsbip Papsco, Gayfeld, Portland, with mdse and pas- sengers, to HF Cromwell & Co. sbip Carolus Magnus, Taslor, Tverpool. Oct 5, with mdse, to Wm Whiteck, tr. Oct & lat 81 Ol. lou 9 21. saw abip Q: enn of India, hound &: 1th Int 6030, lon'13 ex-hanged w@igeats with Kr ship Express, from Kombay for Liverpool. same time, spoke sbip Cavalier. 18 days from Quebec for London; (4th lat 4018 tone 41 spoke Br brig Fairy, 9 days trom Liverpool for New York. 19tb, lat 45 96, lon 80 52, experienced a tremen- dous gale from. Kontheast to northwast; blew away cloan reel fore 2nd m+ topanila and foresai); 234, lat 44 59, Jon 4123, a tremendovs gale from W, lot clowa recfed mala. topan 1 and forestavaail; was 9 dave without a topsall to get: blowirg moet ofthe time a spvere gule from NW ship- and Queens- Dale. Ar. wd area which flied cabin. stove boobr veh, quarter boat, Kinrted spare. de. Nov lé-in'a gale. trom NW folie oa ee one mth 1, spoke Br bark Eva, dence for Glasgow: 0 Island took a pilot from bont Virginia, No 3, and saw ship Great Republic, henes for San Francisco; 24th, an- chored on the bar +hip Timor, Bixby, Providence, 20 yours, in ballast, to Bas gett & Bacon. Was towed to this ity by steamtug J A Stevens, She will lond for Vainaral Brig Grad Master (Hr, of Halifax, NB), Pinckney, Malaga Oct Rand Gibrahar Work ‘with fruit, o Hamitvan Brow witie Neraguugns, Hineks, Burin. NF, 18 days, with Gab, to G eelright.. rte Rowsile (Br), Holmes, Bydney, CB, 8 days, with coal, to 1 wolf, tonne SAlmmah (Br), Crow, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with;plaster, fo master, Brip Jobn Geddes (Br), Griffith, Mattiand, NS, 14 days, with ies und plaster, toorder Pri E Kemington. *mith. St Marks, 21 devs, with cotton, de, to krncie & Vettes. Had heavy easterly weather S of Hatteras; taal 8 “arly Catherine Rogers, Brett, Elizabethport for Boston, with Brig Roan, Allen, Rordont for Boston. Sebr Flesnor, Hosmer, Maracaibo 19 days, with fustic and cofee, to Rrsing & Co. fohr Indus (of Vienna), Stobley, Black River, Ja, Oct 31, ‘with lop weod end fustic. to waster. Echr John Willinms (fr) Johnson, Naseau, NP. via Long Jeisnd Found 18 days with old fron, to Joseph Eneas. Has had beavy wenther the entire paasave. Schr Quiet s'ep (Br), Dorman. Horton, N8, 10 days, with po- atoes, to master Schr A Hustings (Br) Lowerson Amherai, NS, 15 days, with potatoes toP TNevine & Son Rebr Endeavor (Isr) Merionald, Charlottetown. PRI. 15 days, Sith cats, toC FH Trumboil 16th inst, Cape Bable bearing W by > 33 miles. spoke Kr bark Standard, from Shields for Que bee, #1 days out, leaking and lose of spars, was" sieering for St Jobn, NR Behr © Roberta, Fowler, ® ashington, NC, 5 days, Kehr Ravin . Newhern. NO, 7 dave Fenr A Anderson Crampton Alexandria, 4 day Schr Palestine, Craminer. Alexandria, 6 dave Schr Edward Bennett. Wood, Alexandria, 4 dave, Sehr Cornelin Cook. Everham, A'exanaria, 4 dace. Schr Jobn Cnewallader, Tavlor. Philadelphia for 2o:ton, Schr JI: Ricecher, Edwards, Philndelnhin for Provi-euce. tehr ernaha M Smith, ile Rag Barkor. 3 days. eb Viewria Nall. Litie Kee Harbor, 3 days. Echr Wm E Bird smith, Klizaberhport for Middletown. ebr Maria Jane Crosby, Bustport. 7 day: Echr Nathan Chifford, Sbute, Belfast. 8 da Sebr Charles Williams Henley, Kockland, 4 days Fehr Lanra Frarces Nickerson Rockland, 4 days. Eehr Renown, Ber ing Rockland, 6 dave. Sebr Orin Cowl, Stith, Rockland, 4 days, Echr Melhonrne Hurt, Rockland, 4 daya, Kebr TH <+ymour, Hitler, Boston $ dave. Schr Leesburg. Swift Beet n for Phitadelnbia. Eebr Sumuel Giron Crowell, Boston, 3 days. chr Ann § Salter, Fish, Wareham, 8 days. Schr Korciua Lincoln, Tavnton chr Expedite, Rerhe Providence, 2 daya. . Hinckley. Providence fawPhiladelphia Darling. Nnaon, Providence. 22 hora Schr J Ponder Jr. Ellingaworth, Mighton for Philadelphia, Fehr Jonathan Core. MeBnffey, Haddam, Conn, 2 days. Schr Frances Connell, New Saven for Virginia Echr M L Hildreth. Potter, New Haven for Elizabethport, Schr Chauney St John. Davie, New Haven, Schr Connecticut, Robinson, Saybrook, 2 dasa, Eehr Harmonn Malonev, Rondout for Dighton. Schr Union. Libby. Rondeut for Boston, Echr P Fautkinburg, Pierce, Squan Keach, with cotton, &c, from schr JA Stanley, previously repo ted asbore. Fehr ulchn & Brown, Rofiey Eauan Reach, with cotion, &e, from echr J 4 Stanley. previously reported ashore, Sleop Oliver Ames, French, Taunt n. Slop E Sprague Gioba Providence, 2 days. Bloon Cregan Rhoden, Providence Stesmer re Cones. Philadelnbya fi mes I, Stevens, Tester, Providence, 20 hours, sbip Thor ‘Wind at sunrise NW, sunset SR, with snow and rain, noleerae Marine Report. HIGHLANDS. Nov 25, annsei—No inwacd bonad vessels in sight. Wind F, light. weather clondy. SANDY HOOK, Nov %, sunset—One brig outaide the barr bourd in. Wind Sf, Nigh ; weather cloudy, FORT LAFAYETTE. Nov 25, sunset—Three brigs and a topeeil sebr in the bound in, Wind 8K; indications of a storm. Miscellaneous, Snr N Lannapee—Savonnah, Nov 21—Tho report from the ship N Larrabee is not favorable, us the tide rises and falls in. side name us outside. Her rigging, sails, stores and 23 bales of cotton have arrived here, and lighters with a sufficient number of men bave gone #0 save all they can of the cargo. Banx Gronars- Cavt Taylor, of the tngboat Union, at New Crlesrs, reports the bark Georges, from Rockland. with lime, ashore about 10 mtles above the quarantine tation. Curren Sup Ronin Foo bas now nearly all ber cargo en- gaged, and going rapidly on board at pier 11. ER, and will be the first extreme clipper to sail for San Francisco, cpr Satty Wueaston, from Delaware City for New York, with coal. went asbore night of 24th on Coal Spring Bar. She is na bad position. Four Ft TER, Ginn, from Portland for Cardenas, put into ( barleston Zist inst for aire, On the t4tb inet. Int 5240, lon experienced a heavy gale from north in which lost fore- bead and al! atuched, jibboom, boat &c Senr J A Staxiey, previously reported ashore at Squan Pesch, has been Loated off. and is now on the dry aock for re- pairs Four JW Fraxnen, Gilbert, cleared at Wilmington, NO, for Poston on the 6th inst. with a cargo of naval stores and co'- .andon Monday night, 2istinet. ina thick fog, wind SSE, e@ ruck shout 4 milesesst of Topsail Inlet, ard ahont one mile from Stump Inlet, and will prove a tow) loss, The cargo wil be enved in damaged condition, mle the weather jad faverable. The TH F was owned jn Wilmington by sore Harriss & Howell, and was partially insured ln New ak. fcur © L Vaxnrrvoort, which arrived at Fall River on Bunday from Faltimore with a Newport pilot on board, was run ashore at 3 PM same day ona sunken ledge; while enter. ing the babor, causing the vers] to len® badly Her cargo of wheat bos been dircharged ard shout 1:00 bushels of tt wag fonnd to be damaged. verse! had ei koera and one deck beam broken, and was otherwise damaged. She willbe taken on the marine railway for repairs. Ronrpravx, Nov 5—The Fr ehip Ville de Grenade, Gorphe, from New ‘leans for this port, with ton and staves has been wrecked off Arachan, near Ja Teste; one man drowned. Cuxnavex, Nov 6—Tho ship Adler, Gustavus, of and bound ta Bremen from New Orlesns, has anchored in the Roads with lors of foremast and jibbeom, Deas, Nov 5—Report of the ship Ocean Ranger, Knowles, 18t daya from Bombay for Rotterdam; acanchar Now 4{n the Downs. wih toes of tu der, wis and mueh otber damage. Oct OP Jat 41 40,N, ton 80 W, in a be gale of wind, shipped a beavy sea which kuocked the rndder clean aa from the slern, stace which had a continuance of very heavy a ob— 1) wrest teth me ‘The Fi not to make any Apparent y oly Guavesewn, Nov 9—The Armistice, Richardson, for San Frapeteco, bas put back, with damage. Hotyueap, Nov 7—The England Cochrane, from Lvercoo) oft a oh roar Barber to buve ber bottons es stained. - A K }, Rept R—The 8 Gi dervleeve Jef Macao on the thine witha’ etrong breere. Towardn she atternond i treat. ends whet tal we K foretop- rm d Toat 9 whole au vily but no damage was done to der bull. uring the flashes of ligbtuing.on the 18th inst. the mainaast of the American eh p Greshonnd was struck. and damegod 80 wevere'y that it will have to be rep! be Asa Packer, from tomb Seas for Horg Kong. with aan- da wee 400 miles to the eastward of the Hashees; ahe war nearly down, when the mainnast went carrying every- thing with it t the fore and mizen lower mante ‘The schooner Minna. from Fubehau for Shan «hae (tea and venaure). has been tofally loat in Bullock Harbor. The crew arrived at Mngpo op be Ith inet. tn a boat. of the brig Alma, Mutter, of Whit: fo tnt 41 on ‘Lorpon, Nov 7—Rey by, from Rew York—On the 6th Cet W, need @ burricare from the +E, minor dame ye Porrsuoutn, Nov &~The Lemyl Dyer, atrfow!, from javre for New Vor¥. arrived here, with Inve of water cargo rhifted, and one man lost overboard in the gale of Lat November. Qurexstown, Nav 4—Put back (hefore reported) he EAmis- ton Brothers. trom Glasgow for Boston, Un. (coals and pig von), with oes of salle decks awept, lous of boats galley, ‘ch , stanchions and bu)warks, very leaky, and one map lost overboard (onmed Allens; 42 duye out, Bib~ The bark Ringdo Yoho, NB, from Ardrosaap to Poston, with nig fron, w: ndoned’ in a mnking state 16th Oct, in lat 48 N, lon 44 W; crew taken off'and eere by the Charles ¢haloner Gth~ The Gertrude, Doan, from St John, NB, for Liverpool Dae put in bere, waterlogged and with decks swept, loss of buiwerbs and cabip damaged. Ramscat Nov &—The American Orean Ranger, Kpowles a Bine AL from Bombay for rdam, has been 'y, and wih Was of sails and varda, and rudder broken: w' mence discharging cargo (cot :n)’ to morrow. ‘Oth—The Erie Knudsen frm sbields to Havana hich ar- rived In the Downs on the 34 thet, elinned from xa anchor and chain to avoid collision on the night of tbe Sth was supplied bebo oct ‘nd pus i here this morniag, leaky, with 8. fournamPron, Nov 16—The Wilitam Patten. of Richmond, UR, arrived at Gibraltar on the Ist inst with bowaprit and jib: boom carried away having been in collision off Cepe de Gatt, with the Pellean Sinte. Br Micusri’s. Oct 2—Put fo ith, the Rorgund, Olsvig, from Mareet'ler with bont atove and one man lost ove:board, having encountered heave westerly g> lew: she was 60 dave out and short of water and provisions, which were suoplied, and she preceeded 25th to New York Troox Nov 9—The John Vuriie, Alexander, for Havana, would have been to sea with the oibsr vessela, but sie of his men deserted lest night, and no awlors are to be bad bere, He mouet wait tll he gets them from Glasgow. ‘Wermovrn, Nov 6—The §t Nicholas, Gragdon, from Havre for New York, was towed tnto Portlsnd harbor yesterday, with Joes of bowaprit, foremast, mulnmast bead, yards, sails, &0, carried away in’a gal RecoRD oF WRFCKS.—The London Fhipning Gazette of the 7th inst say: ‘We punlsh to-day our usus! monthly som mary of wrecks from which # appears thet durtog toe month of October, the number of wrecks rec orted in our columns was 269. In the month of January ihere were 177,10 February 165, in March 151 $0 April 189 in May 110 in June 94 in July £1. in August 127, and in heptember 140, making a total during the present year of 1,473" Wheilemen. ‘The brig Wm F faffivd Koyce of Sag Harbor, arrived at Liverpool! 7th inst from Cadiz. Hus ber whaling voyage beea abandoued! * Spoken, dec. . Ship United Sta‘es, Blanchard, from London for Australia, Oct # 1st BMW N, Jon 24 40 W, Ship Indepenienee, Merrit, from NOrleans for Bayre, Nov at 8 mm Ebip Cultivator, Russell from Liverpool for NYork, Nov 8, Is miles NW of the -malle. "hip Inanc Pell Johnson, from the Mediterranean for ——, Oct 1h, at 28 8, lon 8 Ship’ Indian. Averill, from Cardiff for Rio Janerlo, Oct 9, lat 30 N, lon 44.40 Ship Bestern Queen, Hancock, from Genoa fr —, Oct 29, in the Straity of Gibraltar Ship Richird A'sop, Watlington, trom Toulon for —, Oct pe eee ae a ea gy en ary 2, ship. wi jue and“J J” wi wtT OS lon is ake * LATE Revornton, Webb, trom Bangor for Messina, Oct 18, Bark Boundmg Blow, Small, from Boston for Smyrna, Oct 4, off Cape de Gait. Bark mega Morse, from Bangor for Palermo, Oct 26, in the Stra: if Gibralt ark Mondamin, Col ee from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, ‘Oct 16, lat 6 12 N_ lon 2 31 Bark Merion pee. from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, Oct 17, lat 5 64 N, Jon 29 Foreign Ports. Aipsoroven, Nov. 6—Uf, Magnett Henry, from Shields for New York. Ancoavous, ot. 7—Md Eitsaheth, Hall. Now York ‘ov. S—arr Adele. (1 ; Ath, Mary Ogden, Sid 9th, "David Headley. Magni o A NyIER, Fept Passed by y Pala Paul, ‘Treadwell Cowea; Sword- ‘b, Crocker NYork for rhanghae; “Seawtell ” Thomson, York for Hovg Korg: lath Crysta: Pal Simmons, Wham- for Kngiand, tdwin Forrest Crocker NYork for Shan, rit of the North, Martin. NVork for China; Te, Catoerine, Bi NYork for Mameluke, . Hhangbae for Pike, Manila for Manila for Boston; 2ia rh: Joshua Bates ‘allom Shanghse; Briton Forrest, Rligt, Sbangbue for N York Brisron Pru. Nov 6—Arr National, cong Sbedine for Bris {o1,8 1 Tilley, Corning, Mramisbs ; Sid Mh, Inala, Hew, reap. ¥PAUMAKIS, Mov B-Putin winahound. the American ship “Minnesota, Fingo.” from. Liverpool fr Rio Janetro. HuxweRvaves, Nov. 2—arr Tustein and Welcker, Sebwan- Wedel Bakimore 7th Wielane Osierman, do; *th’ edward, Woeting, New York: KF Gabsin. Wiudborst do; Svra! Cheever, Akyab, Sid 4th, Bessel, Mabnken, New Orleans; Leomine, Deetjen, N York, 3 Ry , Nov &—Arr Leila, Haynes, Baltimore. Brrmepy, Nov, 5—Arr Heleve, tranken, Richmmd. Forpeabx Nov 9—-S'd Harteline well, N York, Bumpay, Oct 12—In port ab'ps Wiscor ain, Scott, for Calentte Jag, gets ra 12.000 for the round voyage to Calentts if she stops at Colombo, otherwise only m, meme Jane, Wood. f dodo has engaged IM ras of aaltty put ber ia ballast trim: Porth American, Clarke, from aden, arr Sept 27, disg; Daniel Fitlo't, Robinson; Edein'* lve, Wexver; Jacuh Badger, Staples; ‘Lin our, Camptell and Waban, tartridge, disg. Clarissa Bird. Bird: k'Robinenn Robinson, Sonthmpton, Austin, and Union, PkiKings une; bark Helen Mar, sow for aden ‘dg, gets rs 10.000 thenes to Maleutta, and back to Yom! dack Riven, Ja, Cot $l—In port brig Josephus, Stevens, for York. dg. Cinpirr: Nov 7—Put back. Rob Harding, Dyer, with main. tosmest carried away. Sid 8b, Light Brigade, Crowell, io Jareiro, Capiz, Now 181d Sontrene Clause. Storm. NYork. Cronstart, Oct 30—sld mary Bentley, bentley, Bast Coast Otrre, Nov 114 Byactathe. Villaret, NYork ceTre, Nov yactathe Villaret, NYor ConstantinorLe Oct 28-Arr Fmblem, Vavis, Boston; Ha- vena, Curtis, NY Caicurta, Fept 23—Arr Lombard, Fastman, and Sus F ombay; Oct let, India, Merri’, Manritia; yer, Rombay; 4th Kebunga, Davis, Mel: tb, Clariesn Gnrriex, Buntin, do Nd Sept kth, axtrion, Nickei, Mauritins; Oct 24, Atmoa- nt, New York; '-qnantum Miler Boston; 30, Crom. Boston; 4th’ Melicete, Goud, New Yor Zugarn, Newbogia, New York; Dra- ith, Wibelmebure, Muller, Boston 5 Matapan Tunbar, London for Uplentta, (ond parsed by Pertamoulh Uhy: Lith, Baw Oliver, 5 eden for For (ant proce feminine at snehor fn the Downe ith—The Anaerican Matapan.Johapiaherg, 1.2 White, Gr-hasw's Polly. dome Free Trade; b, MR Ludvgg,and Faony Holmes, Sanich; Dirigo, Paaed by do 10th, Native, Trask, from the Tyne for NYork; Leontine, Deetjen, fram Bremen fer do. wpayzmoun, Nov 7-Of, Zurich, Beater, trom Havre for ork. bourne: os fer, Boston 8 and Donix. Nov 7_ Arp Loon, Parritt, Richmond. Dencerres, Mov 10—Pasced by, ship Mississinpl, Allen, from Ka)timor nd Hutch ship, Noorahorn. from New York; both for Rotterdam, and aupo ted with 1 Fatmoutn, Nov Are Wm Pen yl, for Philadelphia’ ‘ace Mis) 9th. Zone, W Joho Bassetn: Griffin, Perk, Havana Sid 8th Mary Adelis, Kellar, Londun; Tee Bamburg; %h, Jaae M Thurston, Grant, E Fayat, Oct 6—Arr Azor, Burke, Boston; 284, Mallie Met- calf, Pnow, 1 iverpool (and #ld zith for B ston). ‘WLascow, Nov O—Arr Kdinbt Cumming, NYork. Sid Sth. China, Ayland NOrleans; 7th, Ketura, Murpby, New York: Sunes”: ‘Ruwg, 40; Mazatlan, Nichols, Madras (before rep . Uenos Novs—ArrSoltan, Pultz, NYork. Grmwatran, Oct 29— Arr Queen of the South Weeks, Coobe. Ionia and Messina; 90, Union, David, Civita Vechia (and old for Mobile). Sultaa, Watson, myrva (a10 wld Nov 8d for N Rark), Colimbo Bhinehe, Marseilioe (and ald Now 8 for Novr- Jeans); Roanoke, Lowetl, Foulon (and sid Nov 3 TAb—ano'ber acon City, Tyler, Maree! Ditgentia, Kui EB Yarrit gion, rs Cambria, Perry, Gena (and eld for NOrleang); 24, Suite- pa, Frofnine ao (and ald 34 for NVork); Fanny: Kaler, Late, 4o'(and cid 2d for NOrleans) #4 Bosdicen, Conitharn, Malta (apd sid 4th for Savannab); Thos Watson, Uapreile, Malaga (and eld fh, for Listen): 4th Young Turk, Sowell, Histon 18 dave for Maiagn: Sih’Elizabeth, Hal! Cephaloris (and eld for N York). ‘Bid Crt 27. Pripcese Kova) (Rr), Kinley, N Yor! ov 3 Orie terion. Harding and Young Kage, Lith Trecartio, anfidomes Smith, Snow,’ N Yor) Vigors. do; Hermes (sor), O'sen Charl Boston, Cid Cot 27 Arabella. Wav, Conn, London (ara both orahably ld 34). In port Nov 4, ship Wm Patten. Parker, from Trepant for Path, having heen in collision and lost howsprit cntwater and foretop gallantmast, will make temporary repyirs before pro- ceeding. Havre, Nov 4—Arr Tooopa, Rebsoy, NYork; 5h, Cocbl- tune, Tings, NOrlesns. Cli Gib, Fanny Fern, Jorden, New Jr len ne Put back 8th. Helvetia, Htewins, NYork. i d Oder, ya abe eniled for 8 ange Heurietta, Acnatns (Br ache), ); Florence, Smith, Nov 2, BF baw, Rov 9— mm, NOrleanA, Chsbaven 6th, Adier, Gustavas, NOrleans. Sd 34, N York: Gutenberg, Joba lo nnwen di K Sept 1l—arr_ Petho (s), Harris, N¥erk; 1%, Skylark, Vursiey, do: 2igl, © KE Tilt n Iriard, Shanghae, 224. Wisard, Wocdside San Franciveo: 2d, Congo, Dinse, do, Sid Rept 1th, Convers Root, Amoy ; 19th, Starite LvERrooL, Noy 6—Arr Africa (s), Shannon, NYork: won F Balterd, Rovce, Cadiz; 8th, Meteor, Porter, Bombay: Gh, Pilot Fish. Redgley, Glangow; Uh, Charmer, Lneax, Foo. chow; Australia, Spencer, NYork, Taine Webb,’ Hutchings, do: wert Oreans » Chapman, Charieston; Anna Dellas, Stricker, Nr! Rid 9th. caine, ‘Tbompson, a Fopeleeo; Jonrier, Fol eraco exAB; AVI; Cran, Jones, “al Ploroes Keach, and Ses Tart Browue, NOri¢ans; Jane, Pen~ ere’ iN ¢ Pi tesin Mole! Steno ay: Iii, Jest Wordbury,. ¥ wea: at amerban Cai, iia be river outward bound 11 for on ftb. Aberdeen, Cochren, Matanzas; 10th, Beau. esepfelie therieninn, " men Caroline, Carter, charleston; Madras, tet Ls Rast key, Apslachlevin: Volomba Beware Ty. hegre pT a ery le z p . Harwiow, a Wb, TRelson, wie, r NoPeaney Put Fah. Bettie, > Janeiro ‘ 3 » Rio ONroM. Nov &—Arr Liesper, Fmith, Coroeiius. Grienell, Whitby, do; jenaner, , ds” Bto teers i Dplnak: lsteain Witenes © Qrinne’ N DOBDERRY, Nov & Ric % ree, M! eg =A: . ie, Liverorm) (and al in to iand ny ain ee ae cre yee JAvRITIvS, Oct f—Arr St Bernard, Brown, ema, Kissum, Perencols, Bld 7th, Calliope, entia, oe Maia, Oct 20 Are Vivid Hobe. Boston. » Nor Sti) Wonmante” berkh " holm. Lindeberg, Bavannahe eke Me Flo Uhre ee, ty ROURNE, Ang 14—41r Nay r 5 Clarises Corser, Lo “Aig gig meld Guams 284. "Fugie, Withima Hone Kong; Sept 6, Milwaukee, Rhoder San Francisca: 8th, Va Brown, Pierce 6 NOs, Loeket, Topham, do; Tudor ‘Bn, Wher- wavTit, Nov S—2Md Amarin, How rey, N¥ork. St John, Ni ater ada or Liver $b for Vivervoo!); Mh Alen Kerr, Winter, ylautcarr, Nov SOM Dorette, Graben, from Bremen for R, Rocnriir, Nov 4—Put Ea: Am ship JH Hicks, Green- EAE te attr rn, Wh. as. ‘Wesley, Hodedon, Canaries (aod a itor dat BY, NEW, Aug \i—Arr Joserh Jones, Pendleton, = ; kid Fept 7, Arzan, Hesgun Singapore. cs Roscaronn, Fert 2 Are Eldan, Maney, Pyramid Phoals Get 3, Cyenet, Moves, Patavia; yah, © C Dow, Mechvery. N ‘or fr Vincret, Cape de Verde, Oet 2%—In port ship Matilda, Perter, trom Newport tor" 0 anen ‘Troon. Nov 8d Mary F Fox, Rest. Havana, Tovion Nov 2—arr Whe Faleon Drommond, Marseilles, Marrnronp, Nov — —Put to, ship Cultivator, ‘Russell, from - rye) or ‘YanwoutH, 1W, Nov 10—Off, Grabams Polley, Norton, from: Antwerp for NYork. america Porta, AALPXONRDRIA, Sov 28—Arr achrSusan B Jayne, Jayne, 1D FURTON, Nov 24—Arr (hy tel) bare Allee Dan- bom, Malaga: Alice Toriton, Willa 2 Onward, Doty, Ardreean brige Charien Wesley, Metilivery. Turks: Intonds: bam) Prev ch. Parravt Savanah Relow barks Mary iat pe'Ced menmer ® Sprague, from Phi, teamer | "atm Tap’ Rrotia, Mlskelly, Rot- ‘Pp ry orion: bark Ts 4 an: bark, Porebrater,, White, Rio. Jusiro; low bark JB x br Vitae Matanza JB dob son, 5 Ol eaniship Folomen R Epaulding. (ney How 4 79. Rosion; bark Jvetina, Marshall, West Indien; someetae (Br). G' Temarara: schre’ JW Mn‘tisnd. Leeman, Wees tndien ta 914); Ald. Bander. Bridgeport. Ct. Ad barks Best me rd Fverett, Hordng, Mobile; brig , Bm- ery. Jematea, 4 HARLFSION Nov 21—arr ship Hi Ner. St echrs ip Hameden, Chand! Vincent, Cape de Verde; brig Fuitan, Fairchild NYork: Chas Denote, Navies, NYork; Reporter Gion | bound te Cardensn (Sve Mis) Cid achr douathan May, Cobb NYors; Frma Fager, Gardrer Kingston ard» market — Arr e~hr Notu! Veneids (80) Gil Trinidad de Cuba In the offing, shin | tazie Harward Cid sbin Ocean Queen, Hale, Liserpool: sehr FC Felter, Arnold, WYork, Falk HAVEN, Nov 23 Arr schr Patriot. Catlin, Va; Henry £ Wood, Potter, do: Ovelds, Ward do, Cid sehr Mazon Rogers, farren. Va MOBIL, Nov 1R—Arr brig Crocns, Herbert, Havana. Cid’ bark Cerolma. Grincle, Pensacola; brig Recnrso No 2 (8p) Argimon. Barcelona; Crocus Herbert, Pensscola; schr Anns Shevherd, Dickens, "roewen ee eee ig teat Magnolia, Crow- Shine Combertind Mert, Maagow jag N andes, L Lane Bryer Liverpool barke Virginia & Este er Mackay, (Pr), Vroon: Span bark Marin, P a; D Yeston, Pote, Rordeanx: ache Frances Arthenes Eaton, Ma- ching: Jeb Ple-re, attakapas. Kate G Brn, Stone, enmehip ¥ City, MeGowan, NYork; vid 1b mas Hareard, Rebira ww, Liverpaol Adri. lartha J Ma “base. Genoa Laura (Span), echr Roseneath, Raker. % Are. "t Bungarian; 121 Rockaway, © Neamith, Chimborazn, Bambere ‘and Greenleaf: 11th, ships Lerbinvar and Honatt and brigd R Dow. 24th—Arr (by' tel) shina Goleen Gate, Liverpool; Majestic, Lenox. lo Janeiro, Hemisphere, and Hannah Thornion, New: York: Cuver burg Haw NORFOLK, Nov 2—Arrechra Albert Chase, Wixon, Hare wich. PH Vermillia NYork; Alice. Kingland, do; Selina He- Jen. Baker. Maine: SF Parks 1d, Naw Bedford. copa tr "UG wer nna fee for " ir Ringold, we ence. RICHMOND, Nov 2—Arrschr Westover, Nickerson, Boa- SAN FRANCISCO, Net Arr stesmahip J Lappidge, Paname tord, Sika: bark Anna Pe ere Orizaba Blethen Panama Uidayn7 hones: Brother an Btaplen, Vietorin; Sinh, Colum*ia, Dall, Portland; N rd all, Wisteria, $id %th (not 2th). ship Therese, Wallace, Calcutta: bark fom) Merritt, Willarrs, Portland. Gld 2b, Br bark Robert ansenger. Saver, Hovg Kong. BAVARNAH, Kev 95—Arr (hy ted ships Anna F Schmidt, ad #gnes. London; barks Harvest, N York; Malden, Port- ‘a ‘WITMINGTON NC. Nov 22—Arr schr Canton, ry ton Cid 2d, achr DW Ridridy o, Oecen, Anti a ees WARREN, Nov sid bark’ Muakingnm, ‘Martin, Maten- man z MISCELLANEOUS. : VERCOATS. OVERCOATS, OVEROOATS. to iy 19% 1 Keqninans teaver 15 to 38 Biack, blueand Bi Oto 2 Hert pilot wo Mixed beavers, petersh ‘coats... -4te- at EVANS, 66 and 68 Fulton street, Between Gold and Cif streets PERSONAL, J.8—A. M-LET ME KNOW HOW A COMMUNT s cation wil) reach von T must he certein that it will getto your own hones I ieof the utmost importance to you. and G#*, Answer soon or it will be too lace DUFFY CLICKER. ECRIVFR, REWARF—I KNOW WHO YOU ARE GO- & to meet at Srongham’s benetit at Wallack’s to-night ‘OHN BOART. WHO DEALT IN STOVES, BRASS oF kettles and brasn ware Lear ove of tha ferries (probably Fulton), about nine or ten yeara ago, will hear of somethini that closely concerns him, by sending bis address to box New York Post office. MArcurets REDMOND WILL FIND A LETTER OF importance to her in the Madison square Post ofiice ai A SET rT m 0R2 SST bon in 1646. under « cy tC BRAYNARD, 8 Wall wre” TPHODI1 DID NOT FFE YOU ON PARADE VESTER. day Sunpise sou b.ve resigned from the fe fegtr ent. What time vext mont do you ¢epart eae? Your s'lopers are finished. wp yeur pet all about it. IND ONF—I'M SORRY YOUR HEART IS BRO- en but we can pick up the pleces at Brougham’s bene: fiat Wallack’s thin evening. ‘ W? 8Ir0—10 AborT, TX GENTLEMAN LIVING fn the country, a smart, inteligent girl, fom e’ght sears of age: ore that poasessee musical talent and Parente ving preferre ‘manent home ai Hag deduenton willbe givin "A line Radremed tothe nube Tiber, ree at Freveh’ will receive = Cog a aaa (.'W, SACQUES, MCD, POST OF FICE NOTICB. OFFICE NOTICK.—THE MAILS FOR KUROPB, Powe Couthomptn ard B per United States steamer: Rew York, » hee a ie otee oh Satarday, the 26th day of ber, at 1054 o'eloed Xo V. FOWLER, Postmaster. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. RARE OPPORTUNITY.—LADIE® AND GENTLY men’s benve gold hunting Watobes and ebatelnine by the best English and Swiss makers. for sale to vances, at ball thelr erat. Also one diamond Cross stones Advances on Diamon’a Watches J. H. BARRINGER, 170 Broadway, room 2%, up slaire, TWLTARIS—ORIFFITH'E T¥PROVED _ OUSTIIONED ‘Tables con only be bought #f bie factory — Private houses, club rooms and public jd iuruished atshort notice, Be- aD, Wl’ GRIPPUTH, 146 Fulton street, FD RU LIARD TABLES AND COMBINAT i é primimaings of fe For sale by the patentee neta in ban 4 wy OR & COLLEN TER, 63, 65. 67 and 69 Crosby street, N. Yo: kinds LBS, AND A Kernard Dog, weight 100 Lba; young and aetive neither can be exceiled tn any t. Ps Ules wandne farhtut watch dogs, these would be of great val tothem Price for exch $60, AMES E. WAWALRE, 114 Fulton atrocte LICK, 12, 0! Trish’ waver cy Berkley. Anp]; n Inne, corner of Bypuee RULI, foundland and st. DR BALR- A old by tramp, late the property ol RICbABD: street. paneer BLORS BALL APOLLO ROOMR, WEDNERDAY RVEKING, NOVEMBRE 90, FICKRTS TO BE BAD OF ANY OF THE