The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1859, Page 8

Our Utan Corrospondence, Gamat Sar Cane eury, Nov. 4, 1850 Wee Parcution of Thomas H. # rgusom—the Procasim— Appearance of the Prisoner—li a Oying Speoch—Sertous Charge gaint His Judge—Fhe distery of the Murterer— 4 Mormon snooting Afair—Gen ral Now, we. Last Frinay, the 28th ult, Thomas H. Furgason suftsred @e extieme penalty of the law for the morder of Alexan der Carpenter, in ths city, on the 17th uf Beptember last ‘Bewe tho tirst exceution of a whito man tp the Torritory, fe neveny of the croumstanoe drew @ largo cone wree of ppecintors from the country, ws well as from ube city, © witnees che pad neene. Up wo the morning of exon ow Ferguson entertaued bopes of Governur Cumming @eemunng bis kentenos to hard labor for tite in we pon. deomvery; but bis Excellency saw uo reason for such ale maney, and, communicating to bun ‘an expression of bis ‘tympaiby, be leit the law w tke its course. I sew bien & hie cei) but a tow minnie afer thie ivtelhgeuce was @vmmunicaicn tom. He reemed wo Kosnly fee! Dis po- Mian, but was eal, and appeared to aburisd some Dupe, even then, of som thing for bis deliveranoe; and [ doipt ‘Bes that rome ut nis friends had whwpered tw bm bhab WRetwering wwe.” ‘THE COURT BOUBE AND JAIL where Ferguson wus cubtived 8 abut the moet attractive: Hg as buY city. Ite soarcely Buisbed; Dut wood Ite fe Hh will wont the county of Great Salt Lake $2000 ‘The basement OF bbs Pubding deb apart” for bye ova- Ber ment of groes offen lors who deserve Dollar atteatn Wan cun be accorded to them at the Peuteniary, Tus ovis we serung:) Constructed of red sane stone, eoms- where about Oven feet m length, eleven foot in’ aiitn, With root bine feet bgt The mouer doore are male of 8,or, © be truthful, are coustructo! of ger aon Hires, with pouderous padionks Wabersnding the securmy Counted upon, Fergusoo om Rogeet, » few umys Detore bis execution, WO taKs the inoue fem bis ancks He got puessou of two ol) mats, which be fimiy Hea togetber Ww @ plrou of woot, aut wth the pew machwe be uplucked bw ‘galls? Too jeder, entering uvepectedly, prevented further busi eres, and orcered & BeW Chun, win wheh he was) efun wal 0s ‘artemed Ww the ground. This and the rumored teport of an boys wins be mese for bis debveraucs, led & the atoption of prrcautunary measures. Oo in re queen oF Marsval Dowon, Guverner Cumming ordered © poses Of minutes 10 De Ip altendauce ou the uay of exseu Bou, ** well aruned avd properly woanted ” Aocorduigly We Mormou Liev evavt Genera, wn command of the Neuvoo L gon, pluced tity cavuiry aud tify iofastey wuer the ovmmana of Mayor Lot salty, of wagou-baru. wg Lotonety, Brother Low was particularly careful w fer HelcHow of ths +d’boys,”” so that all chance of escape, @rom we muwent he Wok CoMMDY, was seibeEd. THE PRMBONKR AND MIS SNOORT Never havivy seen Ferguson at tiberty, | cannot speak bu etyie among ora vary folks aud OD Oruivary Ove sms; DUL OU LIB OccABOD be cerManly was very aux ‘tes Ww aypea- comme tl Jaut delure the pabie. foo Merbal, bu morng bis taste, permiued him to give tis orders to the principal waior mm the cny. When the crowd Hood wailing die exit from the Uourt House, be saddauly epprarce more like @ (aucy archer of the Robin Hove efuer Wha » man wen ting bis Way chained ana manacked, fw tbe gallows. The dull, oravy pressure of thought at bis nad end was BOMeWbat DrokeD Oy the attracuven es of Ls gausy ature. He wore ® par of black carshnare Jabws, with u bivoo reo vtri€ up the sine seams ew m Lt. favre, aud Guety Onwhed boots W ler@yuale Ube exuems fee | te bad an open DI Of grveD Mermo with small beck spuis, Dreiced with the same rea ste round all ne |) and which togetber was bound to te body by a der ge red ear! roping ite epee on bis right side. Tos, ‘wtb a tine Hipen shurt, Diack sik peckereny f, and a Diack ett bat, Completed bis Woiiet, and gave him the appear. auee, u8 be expressed, more like going to bis marriage Ban w bie death y He look bis pace On the wagon bearing bis coffia, and ‘by it war conveyed uneoveres to the place of exeouuon, epow ied by tive platoons o infantry, ouvered by the aame Sumber of cavalry. The procession was headed vy the Berted states Marsha), bie deputy, the Snerif of the @munty, the Cry Mursba} aod Drigauier generals, captaiis aud ad's of the Legion, host ot the big foiks, either on Gaty oF to FU ike Werror im those Who might attempt the Bevcue of Fergubou. A large Gowd followed on fout, and seme bundseus ov borseback ano mw wagons. [he caval- @xce moved on slow!y torunga the principal streets w the PLAGE OF EXECUTION. The scaffold wane very rustic affair, evidently got up @beaply for the vecasiou—god evough, however, fur tbe mckening #o ne that was to be enacted upuo abd by 1s Ge the paseuge through the city Ferg sou preserved, in the tangusge of this communny, “a etl upper tip,” ant Woekeo around bim occasionally, a8 if vorbing particular was going on. When be reacheu toe place of bis exscu- Bou be seemed nothing daunted. Qu oelug delivered from hie cufls avd irous he left the #agon and tipped ap ‘We ladver a ongsige of the Marshal, as hgotly 4s if be Ope ted to meet at ite twp bis dest and dearest frient. Jaw bue demeanor, Degmping w eDd, togetber with the peculiarity of pis torlet, sturucting every eye, was cal- Siler to wu thy mind from death altogether, aad no fing but the man was there betore whe eyes sod the wis of the spectators. There was vething sokmu edeut the occasion or about abyno1y, ave the eulemuit) Seer Bruder Lot's arined aseociates ter aod to eneam and, Betore Fergucon went on w the scaffold, a Mr. J. HL debaswn, & powrnous gambler, walked up and wospered Something in bis ear, ws if be ‘was making arraugem nie ‘Wad bim for something. After be was on the wscalfeld eve of ht connseliors went up to him, ant after @ esnd Wry conversauon pulled letters (rom his pocket and read mem to im; the, laying them aside, weat iuto argumeut ‘wb bie fiugess, aud geavuses, as if anything be theu coult Gay coulo be of exther Denefit or eptertamment w the @oné mned, while, at the same time, Marabsl Dotson re- Chved neoono rnedly agaist the main beain of be scaf fol, chewing ant equirting bis twbacco, and holding the Pope m bie bund and trying 18 noose, aa if he wore anout to eperment ov larrieting bis mule.” The lawyer getting VWrough, Fergutun degap to speak on the occasion avd bis trial, and compiained of Judge sinclair bay: grven bim a parta) trial Resupg w litte, tbe Marai sUppoo the rope loosely round his neck, when Ferzueoa reeumed a fulluwt (GuvTismas—] bi a few worde to say on this solemn eccann. | bave committed a depredauon bere in this Territory; 1 was arreeted and tried wm eight days afer I had conimitted ihe offieuce; I was called upon for trial; 1 Was brvught and stood ready to answer; Judge Suwclair, whe wes Judge of «hie Territory then, after my—[nere (@e crimivad asted the Marsha! a question relative to the term be ought to use, and theo continue:!]—makiog % Wet my witnesses were nut present—[Mr. Wil teams atiempteo to ascend the scaflold, but Marshal Der fou sud, * You canvot come here to prompt him, Mr. Wil Dich I requested to bave, but they could not ve gone. My trial was put off till ten @elock We wevtoay. 1 was bot sent for th: next dey, Dut be day alter that the Judge called upon me to aa: seer tor the crme 1 bad commited. My lawyers told ‘am that my wituetses could not be found; that they bad taken out rubpanas and handed them to Marshal Dowon; but | was ub sgeu tw srand my vel without my witesses, and Iam bere to atone for crime which I comaiued, Wibout having ao impartial trial, I bave always been feateu well bere. I bave been in Salt Lake Valley aud ‘Weber Valley oveF one yrar,and have always been treat 0 well, with few exceptions. of these excaptions ‘was, that | stayed with « balf-broed Indian four mouths, end} atiaches bie property for four hundred dollars be fire Juoge Sinclar; ment was quashed; te Judge said that they could not aach ao [odian’s pro- erty. Whilp 7 was in jail, ap Indian named Yoats (Yo- Ove) was sept to jail; he was tried and sent to the peni. tepbary for one year yf I cannot collect my derts frm an Indian who gocs trading with white poopie, who gets crecit at the stores kept by white people, and I can- bot g-t my money when Jam withou money, I don’t see bow ‘bey can try an Indian for stealing ani sead bim to the p nitenuary, I wae a stranger—had no frende—and what was lt, do? I went to men that | was acquainted with and oid them I wanted to board with them, and the Srst job] got T went w work. There 18 @ petition sent to Gov. Cumming, Govervor of this Territory, to have my sentence commuted to the entiary, aod I was satis. fied, and am obliged to be. sent an auswer back, aud sed he sympathized with me, and thought my lawyers ad done all they could, but be thought be ought not to commute my sentevce—he thought be was under obliga- Ucn to the people of Uteh not to commute my sentence, 1 ths peint of bis speech the Marsha! pat the rope meely around hig neck.) I have no friends bere dn this e@ountry, or at least I have no connections here—they all live a jong way from bere. I was born in the state of ‘New ‘York; wus raised there tll { was twenty one years of age. 1 started then to the Western country, and travelled for several years, and rong Gao my the crime I way to this city, and this 1 never committed any depredation be- have commited, fore, and-J thought I aid it in self defeno#, aad | tank if had bes a fair trial | would have been walking anout foot Jooee like you, but] am were and willing to die. I am go- ing to arpire world Liule did Lever think that I would have been bynged for crime Well, I was tried by the s.atutes of Uh Territory, which gave @ mao the privi- Joge of belug sbot, bebeased or hanged. Bat was {* given tome? No, it was not. All Judge Sinclair wanted wag £0 gentence some one to ba hanged—then he was williog to have the Territory; and he tad too much waekey io his head to know the day he sentenced me t de execoted 0b ,and would not huve known, if rt had not been for the people of Uiab Jaugbing at bim: it would have been on Sunday A nwe Jycge to send to any country! I am ‘wilting to anawer for the crime I have committed. T have got a good heart m me gnd I always had. [um not afraid to speak, but I cannot collect my thoughts as I wish 1 could. Jexpect soon to be launched into the apie world and IhopoT shall be bappy and be ina betwr countey than this, aed be beter than { bave in this. As far ag being iy jail is cove Pned, I bave beea in twonty thirty daye, aad have beon treated very well; th: alltreawd mo well. J.have mover asked for aoytuing nor sent for anything, tut they have furnished it to me aud] give them cream for it. Emever tried to break jail ond tf Thad T suppose Toould not. I would have liked a fair tried. 1am sateBed; etill I would have felt better satiaded if Governor Cumming bat commeted my sentence to the penitentiary, that] might bave been beter p-epere to div. The first time I was in « calaboose wae in Great Sal! Toke. Qty. Idon't think T have beers goo) man, ‘Dut | bave never dove any crime before, and this mig ot bave been if [bad net been drunk, ' wor siace | was sixteen or eighteen years of age { have takes more or leas erink, Dut to Salt Laxe Oty more than ever I'did in my life. 1 do searet that me or any other mu? ebould be executed here io Utah Territory. I regret it very much 1 would not go to seca man executed, thoagh It is a curiosity, and perbape Tam the first white man ¢ ver 6xe- ‘euted bere according to the nentonce of the law. There have been men killod in Utah, by whom Ido mot isno@; fend there is a man in jail that has been five or six mauine ‘there and cannot get his trial; they conid not got the s7it menses for the prosecution; but, because a min coulf m9! get bis witnesses for the defence, choy put him right on Arial, (Hore the condemned man paused, and then sald:) Ke maker me feel bat, goutiemen. 1 would sooner dis a patural death; but 1am not afraid to die. Some mon— Ferguson was una'vle to oontioue his remarks for minute; bis gush of feelings overcams hitn, aad sufed bis utterance During the interim the culprit's wrists were tied together, bis banda behind him, with a white pocket banokerchief. He then proceeded.) @entiemen, I have not got anything against map in Salt lake Qty or Utah — Torritory, 1 die with a good heart towards all man. Every myn that has done me aoy wrong Lam willing to Gorgive. Tdou’t know whetior I have done any man any NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBRR 30, 1859. wreng or nm; i Thave 1 am sorry form 1 eung man, iwenly wwe years eh on the Zins day fave bared. Thave kveo wihout getting ww owr been m sbis » not The w irve just as well as any map; but fume I am pot airaxt to die ‘will be capable of attending 10 bis . ‘Will be a jorge thet wii! do his Dammens straight | hare rhien 0 Yord teehee of my ie, wuich soe. ebabty are i the paper—perbaps sext paver. Thave got retkous triends, trienis ‘Bat are ro T wax on reapeoten; butt MAN i FeRteDOEd to aim, thore Ia not any min who bes kat any respect for him’ have ade sone fends iw tbe Ter ory, and some that] dke as well ae apy that « Thave vever Ife any piace dub | could go Dark tw mb aguiu—every Wwe, every county, ever) city ano every comuy. I am & shim Taher by traie, apd Dave worked at it for the bast Beven years, aud have beer traveling moss of the tne; Dut alter T got bere, when J bad no frends. 1 worked elose oo a yrar, and they | could not get my money; it made Wr Jee! bad; it made me drmk wo droen sorrow. I drank More than 1 all my Ite before, and as the ume [om Witted toe depreeanon | was drunk, aud crezy dreuk, and aid not know whet } waa ‘tog. J ne unmgs tras 1 bot have done fur qillions of mony kuew nothing af it til about chive dave after, wbeu one of my fr} nds eame apa ‘old me about After bis dying speveb, ee loosed around for about eo inuwe, an he antnpaued of wanted anemtanos, Da iD vain, The Marsha) aoke to bim aduut time,” end toe condemied requ ried prayers. Que ef the Mormoo ca VeIry demounted, iad amde bw , MONI the Goal ‘oko, ano with bum Fergygon Kvevied and prayed, wail: the thrve thoorand persons unonvered 10 . Phe prayer over, he 8000K Dands with the Ever and wok his place op the “drup.”” He bade al) farewell, and in au wetent tbe rope was cut, and he stuggied long i tae agenies of dvath, durmg woich #] was sienos; Dit n> suouer war be moboniess than the rope was ut, hit 0017 consigned to the oiip, and that tothe groupe. The ex- rcnvouers might bave beea seen oa the survet the same 2 ; ‘about, cbewmng thnr wbacvo and enjoymg the eouversauod of weir hule wor +, a4 tos ‘toor of their favorite store, ax it vost bad been doae* ‘hat day. Sucb it an exeontion in the West, or the first execution of a white mau in Utab, Our Albany Correspondence. Ausayy, Nov, 28, 1859 Sele of the Brie Railroad Arrested— Payment of One Year's Lterat om First Morigage Boads—Security Ample on ‘These Bonds, but Dowtful m All Others, bc. , $c. ‘Toe appheation of Mtr. Wilham Redmond aad Mussrs. L. Von Hoffman & Oo. to the Compt-oller of the State for the vale of the New York and Erie Railroad has been the mcans of awakening the managers of that company. The matter was in the haxds of the Attorney General, and be was about proceeoing to aivertiee the roa. for ale, pursuant to the eleventh section of the act of 1849, when Mr, Recever Marsh appears in the public prints and potifes the holders of first mortgage bonds tpat the interest due on tha first day of May and on the first day of Novemner last wil! he paid on and after the third day of December. H> ‘was undoubwedly driven to wis payment on account of the fear that the Attorney General was on the point of ‘advertising the road for gale. The first mortgage boad- bolders are perfectly secure in their investment. They hold the prior hen upon the road and all its appurte- pancer, rolling etock, assets, and property whatever, and possess Ibe power to’ compe! the Comptroller of tha Bias tw eel the roe” at auction, in cage of non pay mens of inte. rest or principal according to the couaitious contained in the securities, This amount is three millivos. In 1836 tbe State loaved its crecit to the road to the amount of three millions, being secured by a mortgage. Tne law whch made this loan, contains this section :. Fection 11. In cuse the sald company shall make default in pa) a1 of eliber the interest or prineipal of the sald stock or tibereof 1: shail be lawful for the Comptroller to sali q roxd and atauctina w the highest bid- der, riving 9% Ja-at fx months notice of the time and pleon of aurb aaie. hy advervaement, to he pubhshed ence in mach week m the state paper and in two public newspapers in the city of Dew York or & buy im the same ateuch sae for the use and denefit of the people of thia state aubject to suck alaposttoa in respect to the road or Na proveeds as the Legislature may teres fier direet. The company paid no interest on the stock thus loaned, apo the road was Hable to be sold atanction in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid section, aad uadoubt, edly would have beep, bad not ao influential lobby in- duced the Leg elature of 1843 to pass an act susvenfiag such eale until July 4, 1850, when the lobby promieed tat the road should be go tar completed that the income from passengers and freight would warrant the payment of intrest to the State upon the three milion bonis Io the mea@ime the Legislature released the company from the payment ot all interest which had accrued up to that period =Two yrars therealt-r—that ia, in 1+45—tne ‘Lgislatore released the company from the payment of the entire three mithons, and ant them to issue their own bons for the same amount, which was to com- plete the road, said bonds to Bave priority of lien over all other lens that then existed against the assets of the read. These bonds are vow known as tho first mortgage Dopds. An agent was eppoluted by the company, ap- proved by the Governor wo ni the sale of them, and be succeeded in disposing of a large amount of them ‘tm London and Ameterdam The game act of 1645 which released the compavy from the payment of the ban mule to i; by the Stave, aud which anthorized the issue of throe millions of wwck by the company, contains this sectiva, Vin fee. 6. The bolder of any bond iaeued and assirned in pur suance of the foregoing provisions of thie wet 11 esse of the smevt of p inerpal vr luterest thereon, scoordiog b» the of the Uomo. terns thereot may place the same tu the, bande shall proceed to forveloes the ame in the eauin manner as ie Dow provided for the foreclosure of the Heo of the Biste upom railroad: provided that any person wno eball beve Gled witb ‘be Comptrol er notice in wriume that be is che bolder of any bond issued in pursuance of this uct, &e., dc That ie placing the bundboiders in the same posiuon the State was with regard to the coliecuon of interest and principal. Tavs i appears that a person holding @ boad of only ope thot dollars—for this stock was issued in one thousane doilar parcels—can compel the Comptroiler to sell the entire road, or a portion of its appurtenances, to satiely principal and interest, or interest alone, if the company fails to promptly meet those obligations. Tho first mortgage bondholders ovly possess this right; those of the second, third or fourth class do not enjoy that pri vilege. Unoer the circumstances, we think the Grst creoitors have been very liberal and lenient in waitiag thus long. It seems thst two semi-annual interest pay- mens due on the Ist of November imst. Applica- von for the rale of the row! could have beea made eix montbs since, but it was withheld, undoubtedly under Promise of payment from time to time. The large suns squandered, such a8 twenty-five thousand doliars salary to ite presionnt, apd proportionate sums to inferior em- ploy és, absorbed immenge amounts of its earnings. The Jersey City long dock, the Bergen tunuel, are also two mammoth expenditures, absorbing every dotlar of sur- pis earnings, I other means are obtained to complete there works, and the enormous salaries to officers and employ és curtailed to proper aud reasonable dimensions, and a more etrict economy observed on the entire line, from the Hucson river to Lake Erie, then it is possible that the read may be relieved from a portion of ita om barrasements, and semi-annual interest be promptly paid w the hoiders of its large amount of outstanding habilt ties. AB fur paying any dividends upon atock, that 1 en. crely another question, and which will never be realized wnder the present state of affair FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tuespay, Nov. 29, 1859. ‘The following is a comparative s'atement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:— 1868. 1859. ‘715,520 1418,961 55,001,290 59,231,062 Since January 1... 366,269,808 55,716,810 60,650,903 ‘This is a tair exhibit; we presume that from this wovk out we shall gain on last year. Atpresent prices certain qualits- 6 of breadstuffs can be shippod to Great Britain with a fair proepect of profit; merchants look for a further advance, which would lead to farther large shipmenta. ‘The money market docs not work quite as easily to day, though we cannot quote an advance in rates. Call loans are readily bad at 506,634 being perhaps the average figure. As for paper, fret class short acceptances con. tinue to go at six per cent: Jongor paper, vory prime, with two names, 634073. The market rato for good 406 montha paper is, however, 7 @ 8, and the business done is oftener at the latter than the former figure. It is pre- sumed that the banks are pursuing a more sensible course, and consing to expand. ‘The foreign bankers are doing little or notbing in foreign bills; ghoir asking rates are still 119 for eterliag, and 6.131; for france, but the emall demand mhich exists is supplied at 100% © 1005¢, and 516 @ 6.16%. There are some very good mercantile bills in the market which cannot be pold above 1004. The leading drawers aro free buyers of cotton bills at the South, nothwithstanding the price, ‘The fotiowing table wili show the price of sight bills on New York at the citles mentioned:— < ake The despatch published in tome of the papers this morning, to the efloct that sight bills on New York wero solling at Charleston at 334 4 por cout premium, was, of course, a blunder of the telograph, ‘The stock market continues active, and the outside bust ness is considerable, The market opened weak today, and o% the first’cali concessions wore made to buyers, ox. pecially in Pacific Mail and some of the Wostern shares, On the ee ond call, however, there was a moderate reco very, and a,"ter the board prices stiffened, nader the effact of ovtaide ord.T#, and remained firm throughout the day Pacafic Mail cont ues to lead and to confuse the market by its erratic fluct “ations. It oponed at 85 this morning und declined rtoadily wader a rumor that negotiations bad been broken off, to 81),6; from thence It recovered slowly, and, @ rumor gaining’gro Wd I the afternoon to the effect | that all difficulyes were adjusted, advances &) 8b, aud cloaed, after the beard, ab 865 Bh). We uudermand thet Meears Asppwall, Clark & Roberts mvrt daily w discuss: the terms of the settlement, The ‘bitch’ thus far ap |)! pears to De @ unwillingness Of the Pasi6o Muil wo grant lo the Commodore, ns thetr euccessor, those guarasties agawst fwtnre compet tion wihout whieh be would pot, of cvurs:, covclude the purebase, As matiers stant, we wivee our Teadere to have vothiog todo with the shook. Rvok Island advanord w 06 l-day, and was im aouve demand; tt is epderstood that the surplus to bank hera 48 aooum sating. Galena continues to be freely sold by the bears; thy price remains steaty. The Michigan shares wore lowor. Brie tell Off one per cont. Blmoe Cuntral was a fractivn higher at the close, afwr Being dui alithe morning. Toe earnings for the third week of Novemoer abow an iv crease of $18,000, a8 compared mth the corresood- mg week of leet year, State stocks and bonis couunoe 1p good demaud at late quotations, The foll bg were the last prices of the day:—Missourt 6's, 6436 & ‘anton Company, 17 & 18; QimPerland Ghat proferred, ‘2 a 18%; Pacific Mail Stoamsbip, 85; Now York Contra), 82% 8 4; Erie, 04 8%; Hadeom River, 414 4; Hurlom, 9% 9 10; Harlem preferred, 36% 1; Rea! img, 4035 @ 4; Miohwan Contra}, 4146 a X, Michigan s» bern and Norther Indiana, 7% 9 %; Michigan Sonthern and Nortbero Yodiana guaranteed, 19); a ; Papams, 1328 4; Itwole Contra, 68a 44; Galeva an) Chicago, 73.0 4; Cleveland aud Toledo, 21 a 4; Chicago and Rock laland, #4 0 1g ‘The fo! owing was the Desiness ef tho Sub Treasury to-day— Total receipts, $187,914 18 46H) 1iv,506 1a 6,037 856 House this morning smounted to $24,283,576 66, and the balances wo $1 ,631,- in 3 ‘The rtatements of the Philadelphia banks for the past ‘wo weeks compare as follows:— Me. Nov. 28. $11,646,899 11,947,165 Toc. $275 25,401,082 25,077,432 D0.323,60 Seo reeeee 4:765,880 4,512,928 Dow 245,655 Due from other bike 1,248,738 1,408,192 Ins, 149459 Due to oer Danks, — 2,648,867 2, Deo. 194 943 Depomits 14,978,280 Dec, 161,95 Cheuiauon. 2,654,119 Inc. 26,433 ‘The Capal Commissioners have decised that of the new Joan of $2,600,000, autborized by a vote of the electors at tho late election, $800,000 shall be redeemable on the Ist of July, 1866, $800,000 on the lat of July, 1872, and $900,. 000 on the 1st of December, 1877. Proposa's fur these Joans will be received at the rate of both five and six per cent until noon on the 20h of December next. loaterest op the loans will commence ov the lst of Janvary next, and be payable quarterly thereaiter, The payments by the suceesstul bidders will be five por cent on acceptance of the proposals, and the remainder on the 24th of Decem- ber next. The State Auditor gives notice that all Canal Commis. tioners’ drafts payable out of the proceeds of the new loan to take up the floating indebtedness of the State, and dated before the Jat of January, 1859, will be paid on pre. veutation at the department, on or after tho 26th of De- cember next. At Chicago, yesterday, the case of George C. Bates agt. the Mlincis Central Railroad, which hag been oa trial ia the United States Court the past fortnight, involving th Tight of the defendants to their depot property in Chicago, was decided in favor of the road. This is the seceud time the case bas been tried with the same result, ‘The total amount of capitation tax paid to the State by the Baltimore and Obio Railroad during the past year was a8 follows:— For amount witbheld for 1858 ................ $8,833 04 For tax op pa-eengers between Baltimore and Washington Junction for the fiscal year 1869, 8,600 66 For tax on passengers between Wasbington Junction and Washington... 68,470 41 r vip er —Being 32 per cent of the net earnings. Allegheny county bobds bave advanced in Philadelphia to # per cent bid, mainly in copsequence of a decision by the United States Supreme Court, in the case of Wood againgt Allegheny county, for coupons upon bonds issued to Allegheny Vailey, Chartiers, and Steubenville Railroad companies. The defence was overruled in all the cases, and the Court decided that the various acta of the Legiala ture authorized the issue of bonds in every case—that the donde were legally issued, and that the plaintiff was en- titled to recover. The Pittsburg Most of the 24th suys:— Judge Grier charged the Jory in substance, that this suit was brought on coupons given for railroad subsenp- ons. The Supreme Courtof the State has assumed the constitutions) vaitdity of such subscriptions, aud that question is not one open for discussion. It is not for courts to inquire whether the subscriptions Wore wise or unwise, but to enforco the law and main- tain the inviolability of contracts. Whatever regret there migbt be ut the amount of debt that had been imposed upon the community for railroads, it is too late now to setup objectious that ought tw bave been made before the bonas were issued and had gone into tho hands of imnocent holders, who had advanced the money to carry on the work. ‘The objections made in this case toa recovery were ably argued and overruled. A verdict was given for the plaipuffs for the amonnt of the coupons that bave been given, and interest on the coupons from tne time they wore payable until the present time. ‘The St. Louis Democrat of the 24 says:— ‘The exchange market ie tight; the supply on the Enst and South is by no means equal to the demand. Some institutions have sold s0 largely the pest week that tuey are short and have to hold up a while; and even regular customers cannot obtain it easily in so large amounts as are needed. For a month yet, or up to the 20th of De- cember, large sums will be needed to pay interest on our public indebtedness East, as well as upon the principal of maturing bonds, Sight exehange on the South is in more demand to-day, both for purchasing groceries and in making Eastern e: change, most of being absorbed in the lator way; though, ax will have been seen, a sudden decline ovonrred @t New Orleans in Eastern exchange, the last investments being only 34 ciscount. ‘The New Orleans Picayune of November 24 says:— ‘The exchange market bas oxbibited but little variation on our previons report. Sterting Dilis aad sight checks appear to be in request, ana drawers contnue very firm. Transactions in the above deecriptions today included some round amounts at yesterday’s figures, and there was LO noticeable increase in the demand for ay other classes. We still quote clear sterling bills 108% a 1093; Dill of Inding drafts, 107%{ a 108%; francs, 6f.22% a 114g per dollar; sixty day bills on New York, &.,1% a Qana 2% per cent discount; sight, 4 a 34 por cent dis- count. Stock Exchange. ‘Tuwspay, Nov. 2, 1859. 100shs Him RR pt boo 3614 200 Readi $3000 N Carolina 6's., 98 44000 Mistouri 6's... 8414 5000 do... DIO 84% 500 NY Cen BR 7's 10335 9000 HudRivRR2dm. 99) 2000 Mich S 1st mbds 70 1000 Mich $24 mbds 41 1000 LOK Mill gbds 15 1000 C&RookIetd bis 60 sbe Mercbante’Bk 108 65 Mechanica’ Bank. 11634 10 Bank of America, 20 Bk of Commerce. 10 Park Bank ...... 30 Del&HudCanaiCo. 73 Hudson River RR 400 Harlom RR 2 do. 100 Pacific Mali 83 Co. 200 do. RR..b60 40% 40% “0 4055 4s PY ee Se 4 100 Milw & Misi RR. 43 50 Cl, Pains &asb RE 118%¢ 23 Mich 80 & N In RR i“ 0 86 a4 100 do... ri 4 65% 060 65°¢ 250 -b30 6554 50 . 86:5 109 -b1O 6554 BOARD. GOehsCA&RIRRDIO 6624 850 do., ..,.b80 66 100 do......b10 6574 700 do. . Ob% 500 Virginia 6’ 93% 60 do 960 6655 2000 B’k’n City wi. 101% 160 Hud River RR.960 41 87 abe Union Bank.. 100° 11 GO. sisee O16 200 Pucific Mail 88Co 85 200MicSo& NolaRR 74% 100 Nitpois Central RR 68 100 Clev&TuledoRR. 21 ¥ Cer RR, 132 182 100 do. 125 Gal & Chicago 100 do... do. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Trmar, Nov, 20-6 P.M. Avtere.--Bales of f@ bbis. pots wore made at Sige., and 10 do. pearls at 614d. Baeavercers—Fioar; The demand was good, especially for State brands; prices of low grades wore @ share nigh the sales compriged 19,000 bbls. State and Wostern, 3,900 bbs Kouthern, and 500 bbls. Can quote Sound superfine State ® 5 62 Extro State... a 5 46 Superfine Weevirn,,..... GA a 540 Common to choice Western oxten. a 675 Extrn Geneae., a 7% Mixed to etr: a 580 Straight to good extra do, a 7% Chotee extra family and 1 a $2 Rye flour. f a 436 Corn ine a 435 Wheat tmp ols iu chang phim Kes tucky ot $156, white Micbien at) 50; Sin at 8) 9, red bhai (water) ab 81 3, and (repre) yh et Ry head a ret i Cee ee baba fore Milwaukee club at $i Ba ater rehased w the extent of 18¢ Unt LAF. YeTTS, oe tawara bouna ves c w yellow and white Jersey aud) Soutbern, aud vio. firele in sipbt Sion for davannah, t tbo for ol yeiiow do. nad do. ‘Oata were quiet a4 for sesantthe narrows OkPM. Wand We tight, wontbes doen. We. Bake Miseclinacous. Launcerp—Mr E F Willem launched from bie yard at Greenpoint yeserday moruing the clipper soar Netke Merrill, bntit ven mail beet for the Hawatian governmect, She m9 beautiful Mite veasel, and bas auracted much attectun aloce LJ Jacob & Werervelt, for 1. panied ver Behar Tse Fi” wins Aw, mul, wouikor obese tt . mM » Reha Nev 29, sunse— No inward wound veoels 1 img 40 w ene, The mar! the dusts of about 11366. fur middling uplania. The fol Jowmg Ws a stalemont of the movement w cotton since the abe bes been om the swekhe ochwed without syirit on Tuomas, Foss, at Bveton from Havana, on the Jet September last, a8 compared with the previous throes THcmee Poms, oan ay hoes a) bode two yearn 1858 1859, Reeeived at ports... 91,238,000 Exportty Gt, Britain, 437,000 « Frones, ... 7) 48,000 WOO bve,000 00 other for, pws 40,000 200, *LLENGE, of Rearaport. Me, from Elizabethport for ‘coming into Ragertown harbor suruck 00. Ube outer to hghten; kuded ove Habter 2:tb, and on Pkb meen ebwe Aniber lighter has been seut to ber amet sree end ebe will probably come uif etter Nxbing withou da- me ge. houn Lucy Hatob, of and from Rockland for N York absicued io bdgenewn duh paving been il don with seby Nourmabal Crockett (of and form Hookland tor N York), Cape Lose Dearng NSW 12 miles Tbs Ron worked up inaide of Ad» Lert Kendall, ot hockined, Me 4 reaman on the Sourwa: al jnmped overboard during ibe co! inion and wea drownes, chr Deinware, of boa from wookland (or Sew Lore, Woe of Be cemalr der of Ube W's cxew, and Its duc thou ot Rdgaruowa, snd ealied agutn 0 eeprit, bad atar pharg von taaly sve and ‘huslatoed otber damage. 4 Keeepe—increase of with Just year, 145,000 bales. Increame of exports Great Britain, 176,00 Dales; decrease to France, 26:0); deere tee Lame foreign porte, 1,000. Total increase exports 148. ‘ovr —Owing to the light tock of Rio in th market, it was fimer, DUt sales were hybt, in view of ap sale to come off—100 wt Iie. @ LiKe. Tue cir- cular of Mr ears, Sout, & gives 4 statement of stock 1 Qe murket, 98 foliows:—Suck of Rio aud Sauwe ou " the 22d of November, 1459, 45,406 bags Salus for ov Bovmsunam, Kor 20-- pissy Cet, Ser bares eumpbot ertimated at 19, Stock of Riv aud Santos | Orn No toto arbiebeud. she owinn la ecntect With unothar Ser ithe ae N ae oe eee eee Hare” | seborner wih fovce/nn wo cause the conny Boat wn einx 10 be, 1,760; Laguayra, bugs; Ovy 806; few minuies Caw, eight in a ° ms ry a,918 ‘mais, 00, 160" government bags; thor arcing “ae by tak ng Ws the doves ‘Tbe vame of the other vessel is ‘D. Do ipauraree o the Kouny Boa Capt CB Manchester, of Providence, agent of the under- where states that « oconuant bye been made with prrties at Hyaurte t rate schooner ‘teak Taylor, wale was aude near the pa-ssge fr a Ph'la- They are w deliver tone, 650 begs. Total bays and mats, 73,17. Nevember 26, New Orleavs, 70, ; Battimore, 84,600 bags; biladepa, 4,000 bog 4 ‘New York, Novem: ber 26, 20,810 be : 0 Days Farum —bogagementa were Dimited on aeoount of tbe | Tt kintietans tbe earzo of coal want of availabe room, verpool there were engag- | bes at the wharl for $0 ed 100 Uerees weef at 36. Od ; 150 tous fustic on p. t ; and v0 bales cotton ut 7 82d. a Md. per Ib To Loudon, ‘bu bales tobacco at 88 ; 10 bbis ashes at 268 ; aud LO) Verces beet at 68. To Glasgow, 1,000 bbie four reported utie td. a%s vd. To Hamburg, by swamer, 400 bales tobacco at $1 26; 100 tons meapurement gooas at 408 ; aud 150 uerces tice ut 864. Fuurr — sales of about 1 600 boxes were mado at $2 59 8 $2 66 for Inyers, aud $2 30 for M. R’a and $l 1734 lor halves und 66¢. @ 67c. for quarters. Hay —Sales of 1,500 bales were made for shipment at 7Bc. 8. Inos.—The sales embraced 150 tone Souteh pig at $23 50 $24, six mouths, iweludimg bv wns cx s>ip at $24, ax mootbs. MoLatens.—fales of about 600 bbie, new crop New Or- Jeans were made at p t., and 60 bhds molasses at 270 NaVal STORK —sales of 200 bbls spirits turpenune were made at 46c., 60 days’ time, and 800 bbis. common ronin at $1 60 per 810 Iba. delivered. Trovisiox8.—Pork was in active demand, and large tales of mee tor futare delivery, seller’s option, were re- ported at $16 per DbL, The total gales amounted to 6,000 bbis , meluding mees here at $16 a $16 1234, and prune at $1i w $11 12% per bbl. Beet was ww fair request, aad sakes were made of 760 dbis. at full prio-s Lard was in- w 1d at New Redford 26 us, obip Brunawick of Dartmouth, waar dieaih abip Geran Oifirrd, Pactt Ocean, Bid ere ‘rovincetow D 25th ust, echy Montezuma, Chapman, Diam. Coma tort Mnurmas ce, berk ? H Duvall, Young, of Provinse town, 060 bbis black hsb, 400 do ep, ing for ® six months pe wt aabe Ls a Islands, Aug 27, Milwood, Graninger, N Rormeae ‘Arr at Pay @ 20th alt Cape Horn Pigeon, with 50 ap; 23d, Br 1a, ‘© . hen hg a ‘Su0 ep- crutse; 2th, edward. Sop ame wh, 26tb, Prapblin, 600 sp; din, Active, 13 ep Be Arr at do nodates Clifford, Wayve, 260 ap since last report: Mary Fravees Ws ep do; Vereola, luv ap do. A leter tiem spt Crom is bark Sapbeem, N B, re- ports ber Muuritus rept 18, reacy for ge wanting 20 obie Ci to fll and wou'd crume off Mxduysrcar expecting to bs a beme in the spring. Had ret lost a man by deserion he voyspe urd bad every man »bo sailed ip the abip except the ew h, » ho d ed two da 8 previous, ‘a loner trom vapt Pease, of bark Bureka, of Kdgariown te ber ut Tarde ielund rept 5, with 300 bbis ap aud 400 fe bpdh ofl Reports Sept 2 Si lenald, Nor, Edgartown. 7 ba, mekwg 200 bbls bpbk this se: bays og Mitebeli, b uxtord, do, = A letter fom © Spaulding, of Marths, of Fairhaven active, sale having Deen confined w 260 bbw tn bite a. | reports her ar mactiice eth wits 100 bog 95 Sn 20" do wh Wke a 10%. per Ib, Bacon, butter and cheese were en bund nomanen Gb vo crue of Port Vewphw wll Eagle upaltered, 7! of 400 casks were made at 33/0. a 444 A lever from Le ( Dilda, of bark Me icy Liss ia Leas ri bar Sy ‘The market continued firm, with sales of about 460 a 500 hhos Cuban muscovade at 7c. @7}%c , with 60 do. New Orleans at 83; , 250 molado at p &, 500 boxes Havana at 8c, a 8ic., and 6,500 bags Manila at 6c, ‘Téxacco.—There is more inquiry for good Spanish fill- ors, but they are very scarce. 6) bhds, Keutucky aat Muysvitle at 6Xc. a11Xc , 187 bakes Havaua ai 2c. ‘35c., 170 do, Cuba at 160. # 21c., and 43 cases svediea! at bc. a Ne ‘Wauskey was heavy, with sales of 150 bbls. at 27c. A lever from Capt Moneily, of bark Kaxle, NB, dated Mau- por & ready Jor 6a, W sail neat day ou & cruise. «1 a8 be oFe Toy jorted, ‘A letter from Capt Walle. of sblp Brawatnr, of Matta; dated a ogy ty 2), repors ber wrb 625 bbis ep ol oo board 8 bound Madagascar, and be a home w May or June next Letters from Capt Hux$ird, of ship Richard Michell, of 4 gerww, dated at Mauriting Oct 10, who reports b-r with 300 2000 © b, beund on a crum sp wh whatlug, woud be bome fe, Reporia ret, marcha, “ease, hdgareow Bplen-id, Nertow, do, 8” wh; Almira, smith, abip Plover, Perkins, 4B, iauritv, Oct 4, repost ber wb 240 bola ep oll all wild ‘Aug 8, on New Hollacd, Kiisha Dunbar, Liucoln, NB, vn 8 crue of Movements in Real Estate. oad By A. J. Bleecker, bou & Uo. poki 1 lot on the n. 8. 624 st., 125 ft. ©. Lith av., 25x70... $810 | 1 Jot op the s. . B6th st , 100 ¢. 1th av , 26<t28 .1,025 Spoken, dc. 4 low onn 8. 6that., 100ft ©. }1thav.,26x100 6,each "740 | , Brig Grenada, of Portisnd, bound N, Nov 27, lat 3560, loa 7 lots ucjoming, 26x10 5, each. . Ldaghunslaege (OM RO 8 10 8. B. E5ub Bt., 425 it. e, 21 1-4 26X100.5, each 750 Foreign Ports. 1 lot on the n. e. oor. 3d uv. ano Obth st., 25x100.6...1,555 | AMor. abt Sept 24—In port abipe Kathay, Rtoddard. for Now 1 jot 6. 8 Brosaway, m. 1220 gt, 26 9265...... ..... 570 | FOr: 16s 01 $l 26 ton ea ae (eo mubiert: Liverpool; LSth, 1 Jot on the w. 8, 11th av., ajonuing in rear,26 9x85. 590 brig Carcin ®. Porton, Mucbina (and ald PAD for Havana): sob? 1 lot on . Cor. 11th av. and 12a st. 26.5x100 725 | app kiizabeth, Hutchinen,, Havana. ola 16h, bark ameri- 2 lot on €. cor. 8th wy. and 123d st., 26 5x100..1,470 oe ae .Ehiadelphid; Tb, Drign Model, Low, Boson; 1 i eclomiee! shgniso. + Tre | ety ncutcoa, Nov Il--arr brise sngusta, Kelly, NYork, 1a, Z 50 @, Fyler. Poston. Fld limb orig fineriua, Lec.eq Phiia- oo 2 3 delpbia. Vb bark rotbers, Chee, MYora; lib, brig A 8 2 lets on 160 i co aural er ry port hip Cumbria, Perry from Goose Jeane: and otbere ae before. (Ibe above wie misplaced ira B10 | yeaterday under head f Malngs). a 1 Jot on the n. 1,030 aMgtte, Sot Wonls pert els Julia Ford, Up'on for Cape : heteg wrod mrt wt avamae Nov 11 Are brig Runtrens, Road. Tampa vie Key a ‘est; eameb ireen. + Mere Mar iecass Bio | Sie chee ene Ek ae at cardit, er. . Bath 2! ‘ ‘Siewceesbee C10 | ton Filipe Key West, ath, situmanip Ycraiowa, nbute a, NYork, #xtp hupny routh, «mith, do; sloop tov Ud King, #ieb, 1 lot on the 8 62) | Ray Went: Biat stamebige Avante, Hote . Nurieane vis {tone és Set semen bere nee op , bavannab. Janke oa: 6 lots on thi w seh poe Eonon. Chae gis ne 3a | Eris Gene nae raters tn a iow ce the ao ey a .); 181, brig Cestiiian, Ma. wick. Boston; scbr ruuthera. Peers uncreyeae e- | Sieeecs Som Gen, ee es Lee 4 lots on th 2 430 ane, Panesoola: sabre Maryland, ‘(anboot, Lacuna via Hien, story ie wi era wruc; bark vary Ann, Carrigna, rod tole oad | icamsh'p Northern Light, Tinklepsugh (frou ummore; 2th, ‘Aspinwall, York. id a8th, brige Kbivg Sue, Chandler Jaskemmville: Sorm Houre King, Nef; Cordenaa, (ih ship U > Peouell, Melcher, every ay Orie hae ben -Sorind Ha for tia i 3,800 | yarda and Ccean star, rowby uve; bare’ h W: NolnrOO, 1 ‘ 4 Cor fy Lawn Sapien, Fabdborg, for Rew Yorks Henry ‘3 500 ‘erTeD. Cole, a Ne leu 4 - “« 121480 | for Heston tem Corsin, Herman tor do” an kt cata Wor: The aboye lots on Forty-first and Forty-second streets | grave. fr Pbtladeluble, Uo Hamilton Chase; Dudiio, Aunt. 701d Hickory, +! mes, Gamt Kean, cara a were sok subject to louse sapirog io 1806 Froid Tochorg. on Game, Rens, arama in 3 Jone Lean, kr-kine; Auguste Mayhew, Tho-p: st Jago Berry: domes Ce Young, a Pert, Thearu) a 8 @atron, ‘inyicr for Boston (old); AM Roberts, Yagey for do fails Lame e aa! he raseec say tsk Ch }; bunt fampa 4) {rests (er New Orlenass Darles, 8s MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, FOR OALIFORNIA. New York.....Dec. 5. New York. Des. 5. AspinwaD ~Aspin wal) SPECLAL AOTIUB AN packages and lettere intended for the Naw Yona Berau> snoud be vealed. ALMANAO POR FEW YORE—TmIB DAY. MOON BETS. . Wheley Downey; and Jn wit Baltic. Northern Light. Wham Manita, Sept Z2—'n port ship Rockland, Sargent, for 8 nelsco, Pid 22d, bark Comes, Burr, NVork m Mannan, Oct Sin port abip Beid Hunter, Crosby, for Oal- outta few days. Mernovia, ct 12—In port ketch Mary Atwell, Askins, from or more, Matanzas, Nov 15—Arr schr Flying Send, Carmive, Charles- ton, Mth parka Amaranth (Hrem», Ketiara, poston: {70 sce. cin, Pinkham, Porting; 18tb, sche Suffolk, smi h | NUrlesos; Wh brigs Marshal Murch, vitlney. Bouton, 2th, Uarclioe. Nor ton, Cargenas.< wrotine, Gibbe, Havana © ‘ld l4tb, briga Antonio (~py’ Hegovia, Savannah; Sex Lioa, Rend, NOrleata: ithe sobre, Rowand Barnnrd, Willem’ ot 2imt, H BK tires, N York. MayaGuzz, Nov Li—Do Am vessel in port. ‘orreupal Nov &—in port ships Wabamo, Doty, for New York Ida: Meth Sprague, Gillespie and Johe nee (Hrem) | Voo Fritzen, for do d); brig Vasco de Guma (Lutch), Devrost, for Boos. boston. ‘Bark Eagle, Baker, Curacoa—S W Lewis & Co. anoueane ¥A, Sent 12—In port ship Spitiire, Arey, for Roter- Bark f Moxley, Jr, Hoim, St Marke—smallwood, Bart & Co. | 2 -.. 1 zone, Oct 11—In port barka @ RORY, = Zem, Bramble, and But Goean Frielir Sargeot Noc¥.ne” Feeesete. a con, | Itasca, Rich, unc; orig Fanbie, Arey, trom Frankforids sobr Brig Milo, Cam Port ef New York, November 29, 1859. CLEARED. Steamship Btar of the South, Lyon, Savannah—S I, Mitchill& Steamship Thomas Swann, Ramsey, Baltimore—H B Crom- woll & Co. bhip Areber, Shilbye, Ban Francisco—Rors, Falconer & Co. p, + capulco—Tappan eecos Ship J A Westervelt, a Liverpool—H L Rich & Uo. Bark Tiekler (br) avan laggowens © McArthur A \—Moore & Henry. Bark NH Gaston, Parme! ‘Bishop & éroa Hark H Trowbridge, Frisbie, Barbadoe—H Trowbridge’s peel, Nanas. Apleléye Clark, from orca or Micuvis went day. Brig Bloomer (br), Bulmer, St Johns, NF—Thos Wallace. ‘Usinam Nov S—Ip port lenry, Homans, for Glonoss: Bie 0 ‘hr), Unley et John, N#—-P I Nevius & Hon. ter 20 days; South Poston (Br), Onnaingham, for do 15; sche Schr Olive Branch. Chase, Jamsica—T B Chase. By Hooter., Giles, for Boston 18, Sehr D Ellis, Kobbina, antigua—G & J Knox & Co. Br Jaco, Nov 6- Arr Hope, Sim NYork; 7th, Lo Schr M Zagury (Br), Mathews, 6t Nicbolas—t F Bulley. ango. King, Philadelphia; Meson, Uarduer, NYork, 9th, Ura Fear Henesell, Birdsall «salveston—Wakeman, Dimon & Co, | 48 Church esyanpab, 12th, Milo (Br) Buston. New York. ‘ountain, Beurse, Attakapas—Mester. St Jonx, NK,*Nov 19—Arr achr Persia, smith, New York. Foun febr K W Frait, Chapman, Pensucola—Benaer & Deake. Sehr Fashion, Swift, Rm+rna— master. Be Reis Gee remeneeaSoe Jol Batlerly, Ul MOU! a Bent § Tahor, Cook, Charleston—J D Sruita, 7 Behr F Borritt, Salyear, ee arg Bunce. ford & Lodge. Behe W sacon. tyler, Baltiaore Mater, Lord & Querean. Schr J Grigrscn, , Hr istol— Muster, Bloumer F Gadwalader, Pierson, Batimmore. ARRIVED. Steamship Yorktown, Shufeldt Havana, Nov 2, at 6 PM, ‘with mdae and passengers, to Hargous 4 Co 28th inst, 8 PM off Cape Hattersa, af Bremen bark Helvetia, bound 3; an 4 PM, schr Laura Gertrude, bound N. Steunmhin Florian, Crowell, Savannah, with méseand pas ‘Tuimipad, Nov 8 arr bark (regen, Chase, New Yor. Vatransi3o, Oct €—sid auup Cherubli, klaner (frou New York), Bam Francisco, IPeR Sreausuir Roneaiax, at Portiaxp—Taonarmo ‘Arr from N¥ork Nov 13, Nordhom, st Helvoet; 7 D Merwin, at Avtwerp. tld for do 12th, Davia Hoadley,"from Flushing: “Geo Stock- holm, ’ from Cowes; Resolute, from LiverpooigAretic, from do; Wabsmo, from Belvort ‘Bid for Beaton Nov 12, Ocean Favorite, from Finshing, Sid for NOrieans Nov 12, W.shiugtoa, from Flushing: 19h, Ubiand from Deal; Pomona, from Liverpool; 4th. Deutech’ m Deal, ‘sid fort barleston Nov 12, EB Von Resulieu, and Caroline, from Liverpool, Albert Gallaun, from Deal. The Shard, from — for Savannab, bas put back. Spofford, APALACHTOOLA, Nov bid bark “Jacob Merrill, Pi wera, to , ALAS A, Nov ld bark ‘ark, Bark Theodore Curtis (of Freeport, Me), Brazier, Cardenas, | NYork. Nov 10, with sugar apd molasses. to Jn port 284, ships Brother's Pride (Br), Molntyre, trom Liv- Brig Nathan, Fogerty, Remedios. 12 days. with erpool, diag; W libby, Bisbou, for 40, Idg 6 GF y, Bar- cedar. to Thompton & Hunter. Has exverionced bev: » ach’s Kalvb Post, Vollum, for Boston ee eterna et wate ce S241, Tv ey Ie oa he ry we adrift, which |, NOV 2—Arranip isaac: Charleston; od to Bove been 4 the water but @ sbort ume. eo! ‘Thormas, Foss. Jeph sa ge gy ery teu, 2 berks A Fisher Ketcham, Matanzes, Nov 16, with | Mauawrs vis Hounes’ 8: le; Origs Fred Wording Ac JET AH Webwor, Boone Gaye N of Heuoras wis | nome Kil ¥ ne beawy northerty gules; nplit walle do. r Brig Vetopa i ‘Onli a, Barnard, Charleston, 9 days, with Bs ‘orto: BF cperk yellow pine, to Faul armour. ms, Kempt, Tangier; mary A Magee, Agee, Ucorgetown, kcbr BN Hawhive Gritiths, Charleston, 6 days, with ootion, | {; ryivauus’ allem Beats, Alexandria, Td util, Wis doa, aad Ac, to MoCready, Mott & Co. ‘Woal Lennis, Studley, Ba timore, Martha, Barer; alloe ‘fenr Landing, NC. 12 da; adele, Baker. Morebesd Foster; Martha. Kealog; B® Wou sey, tdwacds, Wi Rebr Margaret, Henson, Cty Pots, 6 days, ‘with iris, Wood i rey: 0 oF to Jas | tims, Wood; Barnet Newell, Treworgy; Ls Leveriug, Uo. soa; Hunter & Co. Grace Girdler, Palue; » Hammond “aioe: indy ilien, Sor fehr GR Dixon, Ward, Petersburg, 3 days, with colon, &o, | von, Aid, tnglish; parab Cudea, Culleo; Wu.lum Wallnce, toon ato, ccull, J B Aust, Kichardson; Alert, Chumpion; Pequoa ebr JR Franklin, Johnson Petersbug 8 days. pork, Burroughs, J’8 Imckinson,’ Salih; Mary anue, ot vba; Robr D C sawyer, Bhultze, Petersbare, 6daya. flora Kit g, ‘lreworgy; J C brooks Graifam “and Lady pt Sebr T © Tull, Cooper, Frederlekaburg, 4 days. ols, Baker, Philadelphia; Uipay, ingain, Wilzanethport, Yan Sebr FH} aly, Kent, Richmond, 3 day lokerson Woodbridge, NJ, obevberd A Mount Hodg Sehr Lynchburg, Harrison, Richmond, 4 days. afilas Wrip ht, Rogers and orvo Holbrook, Koadont, foe nay Kichmond, 4 days. Jomes Lawrence, Alien; Wolertt, Parker; Hill Carter, Fisk; Bohr N 8 Rue, Wright, Richaiond, 6 days. Grn1 ite State, Lovell, ad Kosanth’ Petengill, NVork. he ow, Sehr Mary Adeline, Jones, Morfolk, 3 days. Darks 1) Nickeis, from Matanzas, 6 A niowman, frum Havana; Bebr Nile, Chambers, V irginio, 2 days. Ab veuude and Cordelia, from rbiladel, bis, brigs Uharies Kd Sebr Mary kLen, Richards, Virginia. ward from Cardenas; Kobi, frum Havant Mm Sawyer Bebr O.iver H Lee, Luder, Virginia, 2 days. Irom Matanzas; B Young, from blizaoeth ort; Beaver, trom Sehr Mary Arn Predmore, W ee. Udays. Fhuadelphia. Teiegrs berk Brillwot, from Nurleans. Sehr Avon, ‘Woodmanson, Virgicia, 3 8. Pigs! tor four barks and nine brigs Cid- hip Brazil, Blair, Roby CF Wiame, Faulsiadus ira, dere Cherk wan: ache, ntkine, Nurieane; adlaot, Filua, nzelton, Alex 8 imington, NU; brigs teesu Bolle Corni Mt 05, aw febr Bilza Pharo, Hooper Georgetown, DO, days, renee, Fulle . “ley, Digby; sakes Ralumore; aTbert (i), Laval W prisko, Drisho, Chariestor; Jobn R Mathar, Nickersoa, Wilm ingion, Del. eid; wind W to NW, ehip Murealius, bark ichian, brig Northern Bee oo 3 Arr tel) steamer Olty jew 5 "hile fa; barkw Mar rorion’ Soabinion, ‘Macwatien? tela bee, acd David Aimball, © Porte 5 Brilliact, Sig brig Kudor'® Husxell. Havana, ise Md Light. ship Missouri from NOrleaos. ORB, Nov 2h—Arr whivt Adelaide, Wakeman, al. Sebr Clara, Smith, Baltimore, 10 days, Sebr Minerva, Brooks, Phiindelobin, $ days. Kehr Adelin 3 Willvits, Grent Egg Warbor, $ days. Fehr Gunpowder, Mooroe, Elizabethport for New Laven. hebr Bay State. Hallet, ,, Sd0y8. Rehr Chief, Kidriaze, Boston, 4 ays, Sehr Mentora, Cotnelly, New Haven for Norfolk. kenr DT Willeus, Baker, New Lonton, § daya. Sebr 8 N Hall, Adame, Portland, 2 dare Hayden, Hujes, Pordand 2 days, Rebr § B alley. Line, Troy for Kiebmond. Sele Lydia 8 Heroes, Patter, Albeny for Boston. lence. BALTL Jao vin Hampton Ronde; achrs Albort Field, Ehillips, nton; Austin, Wall, Fiymoun. old brig Clarenes Phuney, vip-alter and a market, schrs Charles ‘Caoyer, York! Laren! Bteamner Weutobortar Clark,” Pravid "1 Providence; Jobn C , Penton, Norwich ot. Reamer Peliean, Aldmah. Providence ig ‘inrence, Phigt oe Cares abd iarkan wines u et bay. Cibralter Stoamar New London (new), Amith, —. Tarae! TH Day, Chase, Providence, Jobn henry, Peto, Nor SAILED,— * wich Steamship ar of the Koxth Raraonah; sho J A Weatereait, | ¢HANGOR Nox ae—krr, sabe De Kane, Rider, New York Section Magia Lisbows Br bets Alms, Haas poe omens DRLgTOL, how H~Aremghin Angel, Lue, Vor: Kwon, Ga sie, Priests : °S Watts, Jones, Pal Wind during the d oo fi Agen Hott, NY sk paging! t wu kETON, Rov d—Arr ahloa Lizzie Hacwnrd, Robin. ton, J iverpocl; Marengo. Tourhty, Laniion: Jowph ‘to Wir), Mater, Ornnadns barks keista, Kesidewk, Roct my Fight, Hawkes, NYork; Willard, Mitebell, Baltimore, bid ehips Ly” Teiegraph Marine Repert. BANDY HOOK, Nov ninset~-No iaward bound vessels tm la, Dente, Lsverpoeli we Meehan Per encoie; BE! Annee renvibghd, Avapaae Mey; Name) J Tingan, Cousing Bi Marre, Ua. ‘Nov 26-—Arr abip Erie Preble. ine nov 28 Wig eal, Fomerse! for Alernbdrie rv Nrork; seorge Boward, q , Howler for vader if dowd Beating ont, PUN ULRe tebe Annie Rages, Wheston, ‘rome Inde ELUARTOWN, Nov fer heupedunk, us taney Mbt mache Luey NYork Miecel) for ee ee ie ‘obo Brooks (iraffam Philadelphia 4b brige F idoras, Haskell, Uavene, A » N¥e mare, RTCA for dos, IRA, cobre dale eo bow. W. APTPORT Nov 11—6i¢ achrs Marts Phila- wat erie i nay a Ov M—Are whee Pilote Coker, tore; Chuton, Horde, Biizabethyort sid ache Tot ee eer wame en R, Nov 2m are rh i Pik, Boker weiitees tor tans 7 Wellfleet tor Seah retvmecioe p irr do; bimore, BM pow’ Hodadun, Oalaia for NVurk;, ” Blut Yutler, nr do; sIdert Drevt Cole. ( burk.teown, PRI, for Woe ine inl eit "Vout tarc o, teow, Cr aty, sehr sivubeb, Ter, 60 Burd, Tacee’ Sesum, Berane Pravich r “5 ih ronkila be 5 tedbou US i Moudder, A id moa Loom mureens Je AD piebois, a cy pi ae Keston, Morning bt Blair. bevaboeh « tame hate; ech, Bdward er, wayley, Mayennes for New burs pert, Jobp ( ad+ellaier, Say ur, Cbiladelpbie for Bostro; beenenéen, © 00) and Koan, allen, NYors for jobn denen Lesbell for rortand Pe iuen for Gardiner: Sophie ano, bm th, Re snd Willem oe, Paine, Boston, for, PB: id Teadin« Breet, hemp, Prosinertimu tor Tanvier, ‘wa bark Toavid Kimball; prye amos, vehvs Virginie, auclog Wave \Weliossm*Buspre’ Cheries a°uate, Boe? be 4 de nyt “Bb- Arr briga ‘Mary Cobb, Cornwa), and Jutla B Arey. Melon, Alezmidri> for buston; sebre Jalan, Bi: Bohs ene fe iar fens Roek ay Maa vpnlse |Wilard. timabesbvort for do; ¥ + ove ayes a Rostup for Tangier, Bary Patterson, Pome: hey. Lake, Karumable for do; 3}, Hess, Homer, for do, Uhuiwcpher Leeser, tpow, salem tr oo, Sewhu yport for Batimore. wehra Jobo wallader, Leudmg Kreeze avd Julien Femains at 104M, wind WRW, Rare, Morning Lisi, Ma. y ¢ ob bemue) Nach, Georxiauna. B bh NH Hall, Jobn * Meget R ieee! ‘*« & bougias ‘Dov 17—Alr origs Chhmoorazo, Havana, echre hyorn; Zin, dete + Barles, ul al ™ Havas (hb, Y3 thon, Ongoos, Nort, dy brig uaa? Sew hha, Wylie Le. HoRiik, Nov ai—arr brig Kast, Rpatis NYork. CM sbi City of Mobile, Jeffrey, Laverpoo), bark H.nrah Secor, Grat- fam Glusgow Tbe ah'p Danuce, Coster, arr 23d, was from Aut erp, Dot Marseilies, I6h—a'rr (by tel) ship Revere, Rocko, Baltimore. NAW URLBANS, Nov 22— Arr ebipe 8 + rtevens, Talbots. Verne (Br) Puletow, and Uncua (Hr) McRreedie, Cid steapah'ps Mabsra, We oppell, Havana, Saw ron, tndwnols; abips Maid lesus Menois New York; Charles Davenport, Kelly, Havre; & C Grant Crowell, Liver- be aes ae fem rsagpeinen tp Are abiye 1 unesn, Lverpwol: iio Jauel oo bark Mary B nich ‘Rica, iostoa, brig eae Lina, |. Matang 8. (1d shios Morviug Sur (Hr), MeKeazie: Gull vem, spine: aud *orraganget, saunders urerpools ham Jicke, Bweewer, Havre; bark Ciara tiaxall, D aoe. ma stip George Green, Fairbanks, ork ‘2tb— Arr (dy te!) sbips Keres, Liverpool; BE D gy" Lon- dom, June Herderson, sowerdam, Joan Hanovsk, Aniwerp= George Green, and Landa. S York Bree eee ae Gere Tuer 5 von 0 ee say Ease oe, soe one Tat Pech hiasted heley, Port Ewen, aot Tethport Copy, Davie York for Cohasset Ni Bolum for Nor York. srmus, Bater. Philadel Enter Chiidy-hel'eye Baitinore; iacbe, eoboins,’ (tro? Ubutban) erfon; Rebeces. bh Kodlcatt, (from Ware~ a tam) Philadelphia; Cop), Davis, from NYork) Cohasset Nar- 108R NRW PORT, Nov 26—Arr echre Klectrie Light, Hume, Boe- nur Kerk (end sith; Laneon Deans Urlaktosien W tere fore Tdomasten (ond Zh), Chrepometer, Pie soo, T! . Wet, Harwich for Norfolk. Bid sce Ditturges Nor is Maiumore, Duml L Oroeker, H Borer, | evcedia, ‘viraife ond others. 7 FM—zr (by te!) brig 1. 0 V atte, Jones. from Bristol for Philedelphe gee ld); chr Posen | ude le Welden, from Pro- oenes for NYurs (wud remet up, schr Uneas, Cees ee cera soem ad 3 ‘Arr (vy tel teur; ne, Niors. Fsseed up alip Toulon, trom New Orieuns lor Provi- oenre. SEW LONDON, Nov 28—Arr schrs Mouotain Avenu Gregnteld, Fnilade phis for boston, Hackel Jane, Kinner, 45 tor Norw! NeWaKK Nov 23—Arrechrs Norma, Croton; ‘eon Te Fepules Three Marys auc Two mmters, NY¥< Jemes hoya, alexendsis, soup Palmyra, Kingston. Sid achrs Phy- meian Nyors; Janes urhsnan, obeccom; Belviaere, New-: durg, sonp Fiban allen NYork PORT IB OVERY, WT, (ct 91—8ld ahip Mayflower, Chat~ ‘Teekalev). Valparaiso (rom PP Noacula, No Gaivemon; Jame L a. ‘ooster, schra J Serra, Re Saeeau; iC Jobaron. Sutioa, G tamou, hobert George, hewyer, veston Ape a ii, Neork *HiLaDELPRIA, Sov 38 PM—Arr brig Olive, st a, sch a Jee Marab, Mauibaws Mart 7; tatoo; Paugesnot, Waples, do; J clark, ween ‘a ot on iad M on » do, Jus marsh, Metane: Clark, boull, Wiluaaisourg; @ P Phill'pe gills, Te sopdriaane Thule, ‘anh—arr 9 bra George A Cipreston, ar steed, Hulee, Bostoa 5 6 lin, Muiem, Mary Haley, Maley, bs Williams, Taylor; A Shropshire. sp, Ludiam, avd M ‘Boston; ‘Thompson Stee man, Providenos, CM Wilson, ‘amp, 4 G8 South, Cramer” Norwich. Uid sche ¢ ‘endriek, Witbame, Taylor. NYork, M a -broj ‘Sbrop~ m, Boston; N BT rhompaon, Steelman, Brooklyn TEIREEBURG, Va, Nov 26—Arr schr Josephine, Nickerson, albany. . PROVIDENCE, Nov 28—arr steamers Petre, Baker, and. Pellcun, aldrich, Mork; sebra L Anderried Bartlet, alezan- Grie; Mary A Lo oli, hiuball, Leer Fee wud- lam, |Kondout; Henry Lemuel, Veleer, No-thpyrt, Ll; sloop- Hiaskstone, allen, NYork sid echre Wid wrigoon, milked, ha umnore; Wim Lover, Robineun, Vailadetphiey Wide World, Bocklry_and Emily ( Went-on, soutbwo tb, NYork; Susan. Ludwig, Walden, do; Susan, Webb, do, alo ps Poloter, Gardi- ner; Mary rush, Helicck; “roof uluse, Wheeler, and Vitory, Glad ting, do, Ponti. ND, Nov 26—Sid meamebip Hungarian, Liverpool. vie Ba lit t at BY Hovis, Crary. orn York ae Uneowans for Va) 3 joule, Urary. ). Unoows Kirby, for Weot Coast of Menieo, to loud wood jor ap Atlantic: st. PESVANNAH, Nov 2 9 25—Arr Alabama, fehenek, Nore: nolp anna F Sahotde Marke, Sardis pares Laubes inde, urke, NYorki at asic, Sergeant Bretol; Kxempler, Pics en, Jameica; avtonia (No) Legetia Matanias. Ol¢ saps ‘hobert ' ushman, Otis; tose, Culling, and speed Reh Badcht. Licervool, Harriavurg, Wiewell, Hosion, bare Amity, Mtinson, Liver . Pout, amet Hy cars A bande, aiters: Patron gota 2 2uh—Arr (by tel) barks Industrie, NYork, Duke, Fleetwood,. Eng: SALEM, Nov 26—Sid achra Mary Patters Chrutepher | oeeer Snow, Fitadelphus; nods’ ange, eet of Coumters bound 8 and K San, abire ‘2uh—Arr br g Samuel Welch Cole, Philadelphia. Cld schr Byavey Frice, Godirey, Mork. bid war Burrows C, Ulurk, etsten Jal TAUNTON, Nov %—Arr sobra Charies L Lovering, Burts, Jonas 6 Ubev’, button, aad Roanoke, Jodee, naassipurt CUISK FORD, Nov tere schr Suman & Mary, Nichols,. Bizabethport. | i DANCING ACADEMIE! (A DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES. . No. &6 Broadway, Dew York. 4 do 13 "8 piace, Brooklyn, Mondays and Thuradaye, Tuesdays ned Fridays, in Brook |, Wedvesdays aud caturdaysin sew York. Niawe ‘OPEN aT Aute TIMES FOR BEGINNERS, er commences rom firet taken. u ae for indies at il a m. 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