The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1860, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Sept. 10—6 P. M, The bank statement to-day compares as follows with that of last week:— September 1, $129 027 690 19 035,980 9.263.849 79,068 500 September 8. 127,990,889 19,187,719 9,688,894 77,112,611 th ais ‘This statement must be reg@pded as an exceed- ingly strong one. The curtailment in the bank dis- eounte since the 25th August is nearly three mil- Hions of dollars; yet there is so much money in the @ountry and so little real inquiry for it, that the first stir over, the money market is no more strin- gent now than it was a fortnight since, when the loans were $3,000,000 heavier. This isa pretty effec- ‘eal answer to the theories of those who looked for a new crisis this fall on the streugth of the condition ef the banks. It is satisfactory to know, at the pame time, that this large curtailment has been effected without inconveniencing commerce or @enying to the West the assistance needed for the movement of the crops. The money and note bro- kere report no undue increase of produce paper in the street, from which it may be inferred that the bankers are granting accommodation as freely as it is needed. The decline in the deposita and the small increase of specie betray the drain that has net in westward. At Chicago, Milwaukee and Cin- e@mnati the want of currency will probably continue for some time to affect the condition of our banks, though, of course, the ultimate result of this condi- tion of things must be beneficial both to the coun- twy and to the city. A California steamer will ar- rive this week with nearly a million in gold, and unless exchange should advance the next specie statement may show a further increase. At the opening of business this morning @ lead- | ing drawer advanced his rate of exchange on Eu- vope; but, the demand ceasing altogether at the ad- vance, he abandoned it, and subsequently other houses were willing to draw at @ material conces- sion from the rate current per the Vanderbilt. First class bankers’ bills on London are. offered to- day at 109f and a brokerage. On Paris, sight bilts are offered at 5.11j and a brokerage. At these rates | it will be seem, on comparing the price of gold: here | with the price in Europe, that there is no profit | im shipments of specie to Europe. There is hardly | any profit on shipments against bills at 1093; any- thing below that involves a positive loss to the shipper. As, therefore, even at the decline the demand this morning is quitemoderate, it is fair to presume that the shipments of specie this week ‘will not be very large. The amount of produce bills in market is about as large as last week. Money is quoted easier by most of the brokers ‘and banking houses. Call loans were offered to- day at 6} a 7, and late in the day loans were made as low as 6. The contraction of the past fortnight and the advance in the rate of interest have brought money into the street, and the supply is becoming larger than the demand. The want of desirable paper is a common sabject of complaint among bro- kers. Considering the general business prospect, and the enormous increase of production, good commer- cial paper is singularly scarce, and choice names, ‘with 40 a 60a 70 days to run, would go readily to-day at 6 a6} percent. Each day weakens the faith of the public in the oft repeated predictions of a monetary crisis this fall. ‘The stock market was active this morning, and the tone of the dealings buoyant. After the or- @ers of the day had been filled an effort was made, with some success, to depress prices, and between the boards the market was dull. In the afternoon stocks rallied and closed steady. The New York | shares were to-day more popular than the Western | stocks. New York Central advanced } in the | Smount lo their morning, closing 86], against 86 on Saturday; Erie advanced }, Hudson 3, Harlom }. Illinois Cen- wal, Rock Island and Galena were about steady in the morning, but « shade lower afterward. A foolish story was current in the street to the effect that the Rock Island would pass the fall dividend. We understand that the dividend check book has been ordered; the only question is whether the dividend shall be 3, 4 or 5 per cent. The last divi- @end was one per cent less than the company had earned and might have paid at the time; the re- cent large increase in the earnings, and the pros- pect for the futare, in consequence of the opening of the Mississippi and Missouri roed, ought to in- @uce the directors to be more liberal this time. ‘The shareholders seem to consider themselves en- titled to five per cent this fall, The Michigan shares were steady at the first board, and in de- mand afterward. We understand that rather more than half the holders of the second mortgage bonds of the Michigan Southern express their willingness to accept the offer made by the com- pany last week; the official notices will shortly be published. Reading was better to-day. Pacific Mail was steady. The business in bonds to-day was fair; prices vary bat little, The following were the closing quotations of the day:—Virginia Slja}: Missouri 6's, 81} 8 3; Canton, 19 a 20; Cumberland Coal preferred, 13}; Pacific Mail, 8240 83; New York Central, 86] a {; Eric, 29j a {; Hudson River, 694 0 60; Harlem, 18} « 3; H=:lem preferred, 473 a 48; Reading, 47 a j; Michigan Central, 714 a 4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indians, Island, 78] a |. ! ‘The Secretary of the Treasury, it seems, has | taken the alarm from the movement in oar money | market, and has abandoned the idea of throwing be seen that be wants $10,000,000, to be paid in by | the 22d November next, and that he offers in ex- , change for the money 5 per cent United States | bonds, with ten years to run. A longer bond | would have commanded a better price; and Novem: — ber is the worst month in the year, next to October, | to negotiate such » loan. The bids, by the way, must be made in October; so that the government | win Lave to coutend with all the adverse circam- — jich affect the money warket in the | stances fall of bw, yeat. We presume, however, that | the bonds can be sold ata small premiam. The following is the notice: — ; Bealed ‘will be received ie Dogan Pmiitions of dollars of stock of i H sf i i it iy i 22 & if a z ‘ites ' As i ! i z & i & i z i ; € f i, z i ? z Xf vist not Jese (oan <b bidders, oF thelr aatigas, for the pri moe carry ing intereet at,the rate of (ve per « Gate oP ech epost. fitch stock will be om the booke of the treasury, agreeably 00 the rey of the department Should any of the of stock, with oon mecersfyl bidlere requirs cartifcatey aie of wem| annial TBterARL payne y vext, such cortideates will A aueched (a Sameer O56 » coupon stock, \nstoa? of i NEW YOR The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $29,926,380 02, and the balances #1,396,647 17. The sales at the Mining Board to-day were: — 160 sbe Guilford,...68 3 200 Sitver Valley..b30 136 The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was :— 60 shes Am Coal...83 20 The last statement of the Bank of England shows the following variations, as compared with the pre- vious week :— Increase. Decrease Public deposits . — £367,404 Otber its £1,063 ,930 = — 212.915 | other side of the account— _ 160,875 477.681 - 133.001 - see (352.670 - The following is the official return of the exports and imports of the precious metals from Great Britain for the week ending the 22d of August: — Tr 5 orts. ee BRT seceeeees $0,026 397 5 Totalecsesssceeseeeceesee cee RAON625 690,005, The August statement of the Mlinots Central shows that the company has received in cash and bonds for ite lands $3,682,443 77, and that it holds notes on hand, $12,420,043 64; and it has besides 1,334,587 acres of land for sale. Of the mort- gages on the land, $1,752,000 of bonds have been | discharged by collections in the Land Office. The freeland bond lien will be discharged as soon as the balance ‘of the bonds, which fell due Ist Sep- tember, are presented for payment, releasing 315,- | 000 acres of land, of which 195,039 are sold, and $2,589,330 67 of notes are now held for general interest purposes. The reduction of the first mort- gage and payment of the frecland bonds and float- ing debt reduce the liabilities of the company to about $16,000,000—one million less than the ori- ginal issue of construction bonds. The annual statement of the Ilinois Central of December 31, 1857, shows of funded debt. $19,195,500 00 Of scrip and notes payable... + 8,000,842 24 Thus, upwards of six millions of debt has been discharged within three years. The construction bonds have a first mortgage upon the road, and upon 2,00,000 acres of land of these bonds $15,459,- 600 are outstanding. The Cincinnati Gazette of the 7th inst. says:— D. Page, of St. Louis; Samuel L, M. Barlow, of New York; Joseph W. Alsop, of New York; Daniel R. Garrison, of St. Louis; George Partridge, of St. Louis; Samuel Gaty, of St. Louis; Peter N. Ham, of St. Louis; Thomas Brown, of St. Lonis; L.M. Barlow, President; I1..D. Bacon, Vice Presi" dent; G. K, McGunnegie, Secretary; Peter N. Ham, Treasurer; Wm. Holmes, Counsellor. 108 34 000 she Roading re RR at OL 200 Mich Coa RR..bd0 71 S14 me go . 7 mt do. n * 50 do ait id haar - scnaanid ZB. 80 do 5 3s Me do ot) do. s @ 10 do x ox 100 Wich 8 & a 5 700 do. . & 7 60 do. on st 0 I Gen hit scrip Pi Pt oo a 10 50 do... 800 86 jg Fem mse BN 180 * do. By 0 $4 «50 Galena & Chi RR. 00 N “e P| do. . Whe ote iP >see! 26 te a) do ‘we 7 100 BF 800 dociesce TBE lee 87, Cev& Tol BR.s60 46 8 ie 46% be} , $65, 400 do. ey " 3 tm te i | 100 30 do. 4055 | 100 oO 4 do. ae | Psy i" WOHIER +60 * { 30 260 durs+=990 Tog | foo trie 30 (100 fo.....-B18 TO | ye a a ea i 8 Ro i) foi, 1h doccsss8eb aay, | 1060 w & o# eS ae Se ive ge & 60 91 } 16 “a do... 860 91i¢ | 1100 @ Miacre 1% we i 90 New Jorecy BE.. 198 j 1 seco BOARD. | #10000 Virginia O's... sas BR g 9. 4000 Californian Te. 8% 4 ae 3 000 NCavolinn 6's 9835 225 => is | 000 Tenn 6's. "90 | se . ) 20¢0 Erie BR Omm'8S oT Set ax | ey hele 169 1 on Re seri, g | 100 the NY en it wx 390 Galeng & Chi FE, wy | tee fo cesses GEE goo ler te Tol Bi 190 48 ino S17 100 ; as | 16 Fee PR asia. 3 900 ¢ | 20 Brie Bi ....000 Borg 160 % tee @0 con. 20% 100 m% ood Hoa Beer hi” a me ty Ce 69 390 Ob, Br KARR vos Yoo ey 100 , 00% 200 Readity NE 100 4 614 of the New York Banks, Sep- | tember 10, 1560. Lans — Specie, Oired'n 5400 974 LAS ONL 152 776 4,074,003 + 198.961 1,047,406 363,812 4, + 1827025 2u8 621 96-486 910 Bas | 598.763 70,099 86,707 286 916 2065,269 482.071 256.207 1,997.086 + 886860 48.204 Tw 745 461 941 Butchers’ & Dro. 1,709,110 G43 257 208 261 1,866,570 | Chatbam 4 4 128,007 571,483 Chemical 362 6t2 2.310.269 Oitizens’. 100,187 692,261 Oity..... — 1,541,663 me 1975 5'320,947 276.136 815 696 | 212 462 1,501 470 ; 125 678 676,221 14L 127 266,876 95.918 298 094 28,277 1,026,272 73 $17 973, 6b 453,706 737.423 Marke! Mechan| 3,662 639 . Mechanics’& Tra 1.091.486 827 349 Mech. Bk Ass'n. 813 Mereartile ..... 2.661 444 (748,283 Merchants? 4 761,025 Merch. Exchange 2 354.2 408,439 Metropolitan... 7,383 632 972 398 026.749 203,230 | 181.349 825.518 | 718,302 734,831 | 450 690 338.661 | 324 708 1950 | 866 603 297 652.119 084,779 404-275 810 070 614 979 089 206 ot 785,860 978 229 494 178 056 252.857 70,062 655 842 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Monpay, Sept. 10—6 P, M. Asums.—The sales embraced 20 boils, pots, at S¢c., and pearir were quiet aud nominal Brrabstvrrs —Flour—State and Western brands were gotive and in good cemand, and prices were firmer. Ex: may fond pad dg aod The sates erobraced about ., closing within the range of the following quotations:— ‘xtra State, from old and new wheat. Superfine Weatern....... Commo: to choice Western St. Louis extra... . Mixed to straight Southern .......... Straight to good extra do..... ae Choice extra family and bakers’ brands WO BOGE... ce eve ceceis cess eevee Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wive... —Capadian flour wae in fair request bbis. at $6 20 9 $7.50 for extras. Youthern flour was firm and in good demand, with sales of 3,500 bbls. , closing witbin the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was ae demand at our figures, with sales of asout 280 bois. In corn meal were moderate sales within the range of the above quotations. Whest was in good nest, chiefly for export, with an active market and firmer prices. The sales for the day embraced about 180,000 bushels, ebietly to arrive and part on speculation, at $165 for a parcel of pew white Tennessee, the Gret of the sea- fom; red State at pt, $1 65 $1 62 for choice white Michigan an1 Kentuoky white, $1 28 for fair spring white | Obio, $1.20 a $126 for inferior to prime No. 2 Chicago spring, $1 88 a $1 42 for soft white Ohio, $1 60 for white Michigan, $1 45 a $1 50 for good to prime white Michigan and lodiana, $1 30 for Milwaukee club here, $1 36 « $1 37 for soft red Weatera, $1 27 for cboice Chicago epring Corp was active, with increased firmness. The sales foot. ed about 160 000 bushels at 68. a 70c_for Western mixed, and 74¢. a 76e. for Western yellow. The sales em»raced 10 000 bushels Western mixed, w arrive in thirteen days, at 300. © was steady,apd in fair demand. Sales of is Northern were made at 78. a 800. for State. Berfby was firm, with sales of 600 bushels soft spring at 80c Oata were firm and in moderate demand with sales of Western and Canadian at 4lc. a 42c., and of ‘State at 42c. Corrsz.—The market was quiet, and transactions in abeyance on account of a public gale to come off to- morrow. Corrom.—The market was unchanged, while prices were pteady, with gales of about 600 to 700 bales. Frsicurs —There was increased shipments of grain to Liv | at rather easier rates. About 60,000 to 60,000 Doshels of wheat were engaged, including about 6,000 , bushels wheat in bulk, at 12}¢d., and the remainder io 184. ; 1,000 boxes cheese by steamer,at 60s. | A was churtered extra. fii : = tJ * es i e i ? i iy f H i i ; : See eres te Bea ae | , Bric Gax when about eneount the sea.a: tbe time running very high. She put back to | epalra. The ‘was built in 18°6, has been ! Provid Roby John © Cathoun, Sturges, Albany for Boston. Rebr alot, 7 for Hoston. Sebr Henrs Clay, Cole, Albany tor New Bedford. Vulean Morrison, F- ) nie. Taoony, Ely, Puiladeipnia. Ri bork oatlog atone «inches pet hone A. pitt waa puto card 7th inst it <isorge'e shoals, from pilot boat Fannie, SATLED. Bhip Webfoot, San Francisco. ‘Wind at wanse! Miscella en Francisco ship sews to Aug 29 by Pony Eypresa) will be found ur dey telegraph head. Bx Breamsnir Awnuica Moodie, at Bos'on from Liverpool, ‘on the 7th inst, a9 AM, when %0 miles NE by E of Sambro, was ta contact with Br Emerald. Staith, from Straita Of Belle Isle for Barrlogton, NS, and subk her ' Took earried then to Boston. e of its i iy number, and sehr a cargo of fab. U Srramanre Ciresarraxe—News from this steamship was re. eived yesterday of quite an encouraging ebarsc/or, and it ie hoped she wil! able to come to the city when abe ts light ‘Fhe captain writes up uow that she is making no more water —Savannal Rep, 7th. ‘ars, Meady. from W8mingtop, NC, for New York’ 75 miles pe Hatteras on f &® beavy gale, during which sh me Tih inst for 1 Br ScxR Wren—Charleston. Sept 8—The Br schr Wren, from Kingston, Ja, bound to New York with a cargo of logwood, is ‘et Quarantine in distress, (iy tel) Sonn Many, of Boston (ballast i Baturda; the vy afternoen on house, and wert to pleses shortly afterwards At 20’clock two of the'men were taken off on & life bont, and ibe remainder, four in pumber, came ‘on & piece of the quarter deck a o'clock tp ap almost tally exhausted condition. fern F C Suita, before reported comtet and abandoned Montauk, was towed into Newport *th inst by New Yorie pilot No IB, and anchored off Caste Hill. Fisnrxa Scum Nounwanat, of Gloucester, went ashore st the Magdalen Isiunds night of 7th ult. Materials all saved, but the vessel is a total wreck. Sho had been three weeks in the bay, and had only 11 barrels of mackerel. fiom Omeen.to, of Civenasten, wea pot avedied te Bey Cha eur, a8 rep ‘The vessel was at G: when, having Sere pea Sores ee ett be aad sarin Yor home, Not apy money, ry tol story of being shipwrecked, and rough that means obtained & free page Yo Glow fine Al bark Ariel, 210 fons, of New York, where she uirehased by Mesars Rufus Greene 4 Co, of jence, on private terms. She will hereafter hall 08. Lavncnep—At Bath 6h fust, at 3 PM, from the ways of Tra meds awed by Capt Was, Cushing, 83 Sprague; fee ot Bamed, own ‘m_ Cushing, : New York, and the builders. "Bbe is to be cammantied by Capt as Belfast 34, from the yard of P Carter & Co, the shtp Ti wits 1300 tops. Raye v F hm ge Kelfast, Capt N MeNear, of New Yi Boston. She will be commanded by Capt 4 WO Alden, of rk, “and ‘Mr Chapin, ball. for do 30th, Eroacnere ipa are cago ai ‘W H Townsend, Crosby, Barcelons ‘yp oe a L—_ Foren, xm f Champion, MeRitente Martha, Wickers ed for Ulnacomer i wg for beh Tomas, Aug ié—Arr bei Addy Bilt, Avery, New York pa bests Dency, Menges, ibosion, Zl, fonns, NP, Aug 27—Arr schr Salmab, Crowe NYork fuer ‘an Orozimbo, Barlow, Niset on leave KOTICR. au and lstters intended for de New Youe Heaatd — SOR Rises. moon Rises... more 1 02 OUn ours. GH WarTeR.....,...0re B08 Port of New York, September 10, 1560, CLEARED. Rblp Levanter, Brown, Hong Xone— Alfred uadd. bip Conatitate erpoet— 4 Gann ik Pawtooket. ia pater 18 ecg. ae t- Petar Ginlia . Prandelio, Palermo, 42 days, with fruit, CESS china oe tier wear ate, Mam co. trod ho Janetio for Rew Or: a Fi zhh, Int 2346 .N, tom 6142, signalized brig "Fark Lucy Blizabeth, Niexele, Boston, 90 hours, tm ballast, to 8D Ryerson (Br), Crosby, Boston, 7 days, in ballast, to 11, wogar, to Pies’. uty dren with 3 masta and yh ube iighiaads. ew Brem aio, Jobrson, Bossa, NP & days, with jac 38 lon 76, passed Br brig Avian ‘on. 20. wih entt to Thea Oiimnctin (1 Wat lat 36 58 lon 76 11, epcke bork from Tur ke ‘ends (or New fork. Sehr Vevendia, Srini. @aletn, 3 40°84 9. Sehr Penmaylrante, Ladd, Norwich «~~ AiDee Schr Empire, Lovell, Albany for Bos . Rad ay seer tots | Feeveress 4 erectaL WT coleman | *F Troon, Aug 2—Arr XANDRIA ~Arr brig Tela, Pr G Walker, Morehouse, yon, we, (be Ds, i Fanikiin, § York tS Bit 3 ‘Meban, do to load hac oee, Ratineny. ry Delurd; hip Addie aro Blip irra President itonde, , Ward Bos te etphia. fork; sohr SK Fart, Kent, « Air yuntain Regle, ®&vannah; Stb, ing. aster, N York, REL PART. Rect Arr behre Catharine Beale, Flowers, ant RB Bock. Porgebe pit ore PRISVOL, “et Arr sohrs Sylph, Newton Port Ewen fth, Mela Peek. Gardner, NYork opp’ Win tl Kowen, Broth erthn, do for Providence. Sid brig Rodvey Carr, U ane. : ’ “VPARLROTON, Sept 4 Arp sbip Gonder, : Harvest, Anstio, Gard, sche M N York Arr) (gp Angola, Fil, Wirensset: Tarner, Bot ak Frema Beer, Brooks, Philadelphia: wchre Sheet » eye Rockport: .'ohn Ror Ham mond, and Hersebe!! N¥ort. Cle aches May, Smith, NYork; Christophe Church, Wimingon, Ne. Pike, BELOW. | Helene, Raschen, from Cky Potnt for Europe, Bash, tare sary’ Bentley, Pace | HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1860,—TRIPLE SHEET. } 6 DIGHTON Sept &—Ara schr Salmom Washourn, Thrasher, Delaware (ity, for BABTPORT Aug 28—Arr brig Nubom Stetsyn, Phinney, Alexardria; Sist, bark Virgins Ano, Gorham, Haeuo Ayres, | Jet, ab'y Anne B'T>-unpeon, Liogeott, Bath; ald 34. brig | Gira. kivingeraaevahimore; seb Pon, Kaion, 8 York INDIANOLA, Aug for NYork, iig:' Allon, MOBILE, Sept 3—Al vaca NEW ORLEs ter, NYork via T 2 A Es & >. ? z 5 PB z 2 ir brig Venus, Laverty, la. Hon. Sth—-Arr brig Toocoa, Otterson, Havana; below, Northern Chiet,"Veasie, tm Anterery; Haul Locke: Heeoate, fm Hate: abip Wurter berg, Chagc, fm Genoa: eld Spam bark Curra, Tomasino Barcelona paar (by tel) ablpa Far West, NYork, Martha J Ward, on. 10th—Arr (hy tel) ships China, Liverpool; Mo vou: George F Paton, ard Maratia, Boston; « and Belle Wood NYork; bark A H Stephen , Towed to sea Ist inst bark Growlerand Vi 44, abtos st Charles and Teresita. NEWBURYPORT, Sept 6—Arr echra Maylower. Star West Wind, —. and Henrietta, Jones Baltimore; aid 7 so Hannab, D Nickerson, 5 all Philsdelphia. ae Bi D Charter, Obartor, NEW BEDFORD, Sept 7—Arr schre G Baker, Ir, Kelley, more: 8th, sebr cher, Crosby, Alexandria. in port, sabre Rdwin, Graham, Gurney, for do; Metors 4 4; Ligon'a, Butler, wad Willie Fil, Brown. Calais for do; Leader, Gardner. do for do; Hamo- der Belle, Alexander, Bangor for do, Caroliae, Leach, Wis | casset for de; Thos H Thompson. Raker, Pawtnoket for do; John Lancaster, Witlets, de for Delaware oy Tnena, Orit, Providence for NSork; Gergana, Teel, do for iio; Louie Dyer, Jameson, and £'@ Buxton, 1) . do (ur do; Minerva, fail, Fall River for Alevandris Me laware City: Southerner, 'anchard q Telegraph, Rich, Harwich 8 Simpson, Churn, Provi- dence for Matehapungo, Va; B Strdng, Mote do for Phi- ladelpbia; J © Chew, Bugbee, Tannton for N York: Dedance, * Boynton, Dighton fcr do; Gazelle, Williston, Bristal for do: Denmark, Brightman, Fall Kiver for do: All 7 Providence for Norfolk; Subwa, Small, Boston for Philadel phia; Grace Caroline, Tirrell, Nantucket for do; and others xs Sth, 2 PM—In tchrs Defiance, Boynton, from for NYork; Gussie Willtton, inessol for doy yy so, mo | Providence for Norfolk; Denmark, Bright Fail River for vtrn NYork; Sahwa Small, Boston for ‘Philadelphia; Grace. Une Tirrell, Nantucket for do; A H Brown, Edwards, Bristol for do Ward, Steed. Mmith, Providence for do; Fanny Fern, Briggs and J 'W Faulkita. Hoston for NYork; Sharon, Trefe then, Providence for do; Lady Jane Saunders, do for da: (eo Holman, Borden, Fall River fcr NYork, sloops Thomas Hull, Hull, do for do, Fred Brown, Carr, Providence or do; Oliver 2°" for do; and others as before reported wind ‘%bh—SM all the abore vessels, bound South and West. NEW LONDON, Sept 8—Sid schr Col Lester, Rogers, Ar- ro. PR. New HAVEN, Rept 9—Arr sehrs Emma Beulah, Brannon, hiladelphia: Native. Hart; Baltimore, Biar, and (A Seran ton, Eliza? " aa. Ransom, do; Jenny Lind, Smith, Croton. 8!d_ sebrs Cerroll, Riizabethport; Judge Hop: | Minsoo, N Brunswick: Koret, and Jobo O Henry, N'York; sloop 8 HI Scranton, NBrunswick. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10— Arr steamera Cambritge, Howes, Boston: Beverly, Pierce, NYork; ache HE Weswn, Lang. Salem Cid seamer Kennebec, Johnson, N York: bark | SB Bale, Palmer, agus; ge Rowland, Rowlend, Bn- chon Ayres: Arab (B®, Mason, Halifax, Abby Ellen, “lmore, Stews iahop, Portland; sehra Joseph Cran: Mobile; Matanzas, Blake, Portland; Savanpah; Com dall, Megathlin, E Wes- | ton, Long. Ralem, PROVIDENCE, Sept 8—Arr steamer Kenney, NYoerk; schrs Win Mason, Staples, alexandria; Foam, Dodge, Baltimore via Fall River; Wm H Kowe, Harria. Phila: | delphia; Mary Mershon, Swift, Washington, NJ; Keindeer, Kinner, Port Ewen; sloop Pointer. Gardiner, ‘ork. Sid bri: w Louisa, Haakell v . Haw lo; Mat Mullin, Bucs, Dela nections, Pratt York. b— steamer Albatress, Jones, NYork; schr Roston, Brower, Philadel; hia. Sid sloop Reoort Norton, NYork; and from below brig Ade Parves and echr Bea Nymph. PAWTUCKET, Sept &Arr sch Daniel Morria, Hoover, : ald echs San Jacinto, Anderson, and Lady Adams, Davis, N York. RICHMOND, Sept 7—Arr beige Fred Engeale. Rockland; Sunith, Reuth, Boston; sche J P Wetherill Linekin, do BAVANNAL, Rept $77 steamabipg BE Cuyler, Crocker tou: Jerceiah Learnings Weller Kaleigh, Phillipe, ‘nod a dere ing), Wal Manchester, Nickerson. NYork. eA brig Miacktah, Fairebild, NYork; schr Elvira, Spal BRA RAPORT, Rent 1—Arr Ship B Aymar, Sawyer, NYork; Janeiro. sid Ist brig Hydra, Harriman. BALEM, ann brigs Julia B Arey, Ryder, Port Ewen; Denmark. liza Setbport; Bonaparte, Stewart, Machina, STONINGTON, fept 8—Arr achr J B Blocker, Edwards, WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 6—Arr brig Yankea Blade, Dar Hog, Reston schr F J Talbot, Sweetiand, Rock ‘Cla Teh, Br brigs Remedy, Bowden, Bricgewater, Tooker, Ku ; sehr Fredk Reed, Me Almwon, and Bort, Con: Clara 5 |, Bidney Prise, Godfrey, Providence. Ben, Hickman, AREHAM, Sept 3—Arr achrs Angler, Besse, and Ji Weeks, RYork. Lys -_ WARREN, Kept 9—Sid from below, brig Condova, Jones, Delaware City. LosT AND FOUND. LEN M THE SUBSCRIBER, AT EDGR w Jersey, September 2, Yaw! ten feet randed ia many places name. Two dollars given for moh information a will lead tothe recovery boat. JOHN P. CKOSBY, No. 1 Hanover street, Now PALL RIVSR, «pt 8-Sid sebs Daniel Brown, Heald, Alex | andria Corneda, Mackey, NYork. } | GRORGETOWN, 80, Aug 3°— Arr schre Whitman Phillips, Yet ond Elijah Sheldon, Isbourn, N¥ork; Sent 2, drige dem, | Chariesu'a; sultan Sutton, NYork’ Cid sug 30, scbr P Boyce, } Snow SVork Sept d, brig Carolina, Buitimore GLOUCESTRR, Sept 7—arr sehr H A Weeks, Godfrey, | | Phtlagelppia, HOUSES. KOOMS, &C., WANTED. NY OS® DEsimOva ¢ ble tepanta fia aap hy y ae teenth aud Thirderh strecte, ues, will addres Ll. 7. B., box 1,46 Fost oftice. FURNISHED HOUSE Wa ; bie porte Tes Sebel fs oly next, Logailon betaren Fourteenth aud Thirty fourth strats ae fh avenues bod ete. Une ‘with ea ferred, Apply 10 8. Kacy & Co, 01 Labert” ost Ne PO iS NTEN—BY A RFSPONEI- ity. from Wclaber 10 May or BMALL, COMPORTARLE ROOM WANTE A Aineriota widow nde, ins rospectanin ibe Peat, A Preferred near Tweuty tuird street apd . where sbe could sew for the fai Call bear Spring, or ade ress Mrs) bw Sixth ween at7l Orenby arse = y LADY OF VERY KETIRED HARITS, WISHES TO get a partly furnished Koom, with an unfurnished Bed- Toom attached, with a plain private family aud in quiet { hborhood — Kent must be moderate. A: i eition D Babi ereet retuaebeawand BOVE FIFT® APPLICANTS D PTRN 185. vpfurnished Houses. want jerngog he city to soppiy rat cae enacin, erica “al Batate office, m3 way, tn th Dasement — 'T AND CELLAR, OR CELLAR AND 8U8- B pes ee pe cea seraatetin tabasT '/eeeeae ten EF. box 3 626 Post. 4 Fercym nour manga reatoars tape a ee eae ey biuse ‘or a private family, or & 0 lod ude ticod peteraben ieee tak nocuiiel maaan re) Bb oadway, store oor. PIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. — Wanted to hire, a frat class furnished House in allere- spect, with rtable attached. if ibe. Possession in Novens- ber would sult. Address W., box 2.060 Post oltice. FLOCSE, WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, WITH FUR- pace, hot wud cold water, bath, water closet and gag Beures. withla conveutent distance trom the ferries; nong wed anexer, Rent not to exceed ‘anni Fo peenion Ist Ocionar next. Addrera 8, Toe 30s wrolyes ART OF HOUSE WANTED—FOR A 8! Pies nem sheet fon. ea wa ovation between Second and sixth avenues, Bleecker and. Bigbteenth airests, Ai J_R.C., box ad Bernd etione aint nan 4 ALOON WANTED—ALSO A SMAL' RETATL Pree hoor of & good cafe togeth BE bebtenaming, setiag Soestion sa ‘ 118 Herald ollce, for two days. rent expected, P. Ou, LET—FURNIRHED HOUSE WANTED FOR 61x months, between 1 ixth avenues and Nivit and Thirty-fourth streets; epee tenant no. excepticnable; a itberal rent will be paid. Apply to THUMAS J. MILLER, No, 74 Broadway Wem NEATLY FURWICHED HOUFE OR Cor. tage, about October 1, at Yonkers, for « smal! fami without, ale ™ from river or depot. Name lowest price, terms, 4,10 Bens. fox 163 Herald uilice, ves baa ga yy ANIED—A BMALL FARM IN JERSEY, WITH A stock. crop, fair supply of wood, fruit, &¢; 20 incum- braroe, in exchange for, « Brooklyn ‘iret cass three sory baerment under Bricl apply ‘at No. 220 Ross uri ck House. ret Bead of igh rect, wiliacsoosrZh ‘ANTED—BY A RESPONSISLB SMALL FAMILY OF respectabi!'t' Eugene care of God: ANTED—BY A @MALS, FAMILY, THE AKCOND FTO- Tv, unfurnished, of @ genteel House, with modern im- provements: location east of avenue and sbove Richa street, Address for three days J. C, T., box 143 Herald ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, PART 01 a House, west of way, between anal and pher atreet: nejab! god; rent Bot to exceed $12 yer month; or an nufurnished room with bosrd not to exceed $8 per week. Addrees A. 6, Broadway post ofice. z rom W A aitarce from the City Hall, two t wO- men: thorongh walt ‘or cham~ oT pene He ‘waltrens, and one as hoasemaid ber mai; Freneh. € lish or Heotch preferred. Apply a: 153 ‘West 234 st. from 9 to 1 o'clock, on Tuemtay. W 4RrED--79, A SMA Tlovse; with a Garden Lot Harlem or neighborhood; vix or — with particuiars, Win. ce. i NTED—IN THE COUNTRY, HALF A® HOUR'S emart. tntelligent Lt. COMFORTALLE referred, in Yorkvi 4 rooms; gaa. bard, Ac. obinsom, bor 118 Head ANTED,—TWO FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, UP location, town, in ® not Forty street Rent from og ae Also several unfuro: Houses wanted. at to $1,000 rent. Apply to RICHA 4 00, 270 Fourth avenue. NTED—TWO OR THRER UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Inention cemral. Apply after § o'clock or address Mra, ‘West Honaton aurcet. Ww’ Gg.) ANTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, THE ‘half of a house, with modern improvementa, from Octo- Yer 1 till May 1, 1861; altua'ion between Fonrth anc Fourtee~ cr RANDUM, OF NO AC ‘count to aurboty but the owner, ‘Phe fladar will be suits- iy Fe wanted by leaving it at the ticket oflice, 193 Broadway. OAT—ON OR ABOUT THE IST INST. A PLAIN MEER Rogar Tube, in case. $3 reward will be paid Telurn, as itis prized as the gi/t of u friend. vis |. BCHRNCK, 141 Broadway. RVENING, A SMALL OPAL [ twhted wire link altschod. wt |. $10 wil be paid, at the siore of Mesara. Tuany &Co., 63) Brosd: | way, for the name, j O8T —RUN AWAY, ON MONDAY AFTRRNOON, THE ‘10th inst, s dark sorrel Mare, with white an head; beral reward will be | |. Livery stable please PNBD. 158 ere. Off OR MISLAID—CERTIFIOATE NO. 9.8%, IN THE | wame of Cammann & Co.. for fifty shares Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The pubis are eantioned against pur. chan ng OF negotiating aaid certificate, as the fer bas be =n topped at tbe efor of the company. ASHLEY & MORBIS, No. 62 Exthange place. MEDICAL. _ } ; | ADD iA ings | way, N.Y, aud by the author, | Blo: wea of Broadway. where be may be fortkvoa of thie clags, (rom 8 A. M. to 9 F. M. Invalides who have suffered from up ‘al ureat- | ment of other Boy Dr. LARMO! arte, Lon cop apd New York Medics) adviser Gude: 0 nearty i nical \iastrations, for Mallet free | BEAR SEA WHA ROR Kot Feney sirens "the anor trace | D* PHELPS, No. 0 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, | ean be cons led ai ail reasonable hours, om al! diseases 10 hich feeb is Beir, j Dieterhatcect areca evening. F%. PREBERVATION VATK OONSULTA’ f fined i a deraie, and » cure goa” pat JURE DISRASES OF THE MOST Soe Pat en and tmade of eure, witl ‘drngaiste, ete yh tawrenne Nt oe kcreet. or mailed {ree on receipt of four postage stampa A | Arees box 1,028 Puilnde! phia Post olftee. [MPORTANT To THe to he married ~ Dr. cases of women. bas just ARRIKD Al Mi be gent by an vant oe on Wadabeas bor ans Wes Nee Far WORK —MAXWELI, ON DISE. ef Fema en book thal every, basband and every | eS 5 Less ate a 4 , Bo. o aves, New York. Grecne FRTAL PURITY, AND PRRFROT cone poten ip fal] the moet onportant fanetions of lite Pree I eopin, Bold aud went free every wher BARROW, 18 Kicecker street, four doors from Monsoon. Rew Lork. Conpultations from 1) tilt 2 and from GU & Bunda ye ti) NOL, TRON CH TER AWRDISH, PHYSICIAN INQUIRY, inventor of the ent of nervour dehility, Ae and all Rindred compiaiow Office 73 of Bpring. PRRABOR MESTHLL, 162 OWAMINORS PTREFT. CAN pre commited a6 camel, oF by letier to box 2.800 New Tord PRIvAT® Quen an r #5 Medien! 7 hy Dr, Ward, « regular votly ed to erring dincnere of or, Weed Tig remetine ie | | | | | der, in the Third ward, | moffice 3 tod artes es reee streets and Third and hichth avenues, rent not to exoned $3 «rannum, best of Jeet and required. Address J D'ie) box 1.42 New Vork Past office. ————_———————— TANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE IN NEW TORK ‘or Brooklyn, by aamall family of high respectability; must contain modern Improvements aod be near a car route, Rent not toe xeeed $800. address ©. T., 34 Barclay street TANTED, IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEWAN AND wife are desirous of renting one half of a House in a de~ pre pol ap ey h! must water and «1 and rent not to excerd Address J D. ., boz 174 Fflice. giving full particulars as to local a und terme Warren A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMAL furnabed House, or part of a Honsa, within 45 minutes Keat - ona ake charge of nine the road, Reference given, with ning terme Ae, Dagieti, Herald odlce. - ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A HtOH iP HOURR:; rept from $800 to $1,000; location felwene frente nad Fiftieth streets and Lexteyton and #ixth avenues, Address, giving description, terms, &c., box 631 Post ailice. Waran to RENT IMMEDIATELY, privilege of 8 Oret clave Mouse’ in compliers or— 'y Of Brooklyn peracnom. Address Union Straw W: TANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, WORTH INSIDB of m bourand dollar reut; be weet of Bixth a | nue, end between Foor teenth aud Twenty «ighih streets, offen. crete R H., Herald TANTED—AN ENTIRE FIRST OR BEOUND FLOOR, unfurnished, by a aingle gentleman, whose mote of Ily~ ing is upon the Ruropean pian; @ stable s mlaca will be preferred. Buck aparrmenta Sreadwar, te A respectable location. exe be readily jet for the year ty ad@- dressing bos 5 287 Post ofkoe, st erms and locality. ANTED-IN }ROOKLYN, PART OF A HOUSE, IN A lanannt iooation and pear'a car route, for a small fami- Jy. Addresa scbn raith, Herald office, for three days, saung Jneation, number of rooms, rent and conveniences A NOUMB FORA Couage, be- ANTED—A LOWER PART wife. alec fifth street, $36 lo $80 per month; sles o Fee shore 0 Weanas for good tenants, App! enileman and ft WA STED-A. THREE OR FOUR stuRY HOURE, Witt | and Pirin avoonee and Fourth and Fervaty ore arse | must be moderate. Address (. O. O . station D, JONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.—ON AND ontier Vi, dreeoport Train eli be rena 9 nnd October 24, hen will rir vo Greenport, | P'S empaeat ana 99 zn ialp Tras Piet meen . suru 9, 1900 i. PALMBR, Agent. NBM Tonk axp.na RATROAD. FARE TO ALBA ts pisth aireet mation few fork. natiines = ar. M. for Wiel Pees 7% bored ta ‘Twenty wenty-#ixih street depo! W:1d A. M.. # burping ab Whive Piaioe, eatord, Crotow cae eriisemenrit oping etal way stations, 640, ‘ii we Wil ae < SAM endl P.M Piston wall yr | at 7 ree “= MT echne berth of Gorham albany, 4. M, simp ing At ai] sath we wer : ; ing ot all stations borth of Witte Plaien JOUN BU RCHILL, Assistant Soy | NEW, TORK AMD HARLEM D-#ONN ts for y lenanre tra learn follows 10.15 A. M —Kxp ren al eM cawnecting at ire 4 for me pr with traime for ge wage Mana at Th stages for Lake Mabapsc 42) P. BH Po Dever Pinion, connecting wt ‘ioiten's rites wih popes “or Lake Weetnvns, end at Uroton Palle with stages [oP Ss Waleman JOHN BURCTHLE, Avcetent Superintendent AN IsiT FD HOO UR, ret rae bain cee. Four yyare jease “TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. _ ROOKLYN.FOR BALK, TWO NEW FIRGE Cuang B Bowses, with all the metern laprorementa, Mant ro . The property munet be sold. Termeracy. Osi oa IAC EOR the premises, Fort Green place. v« Tinueoe place Fake the Pultou oF Ailsnihe atenue eurm, Jor SAL R—DINING ROOM AND tn we ye —— cere tan, bol Pal Foe Loe mentinn mp tow, WIN gweranten partact ele kr'ihe parchager | Agente neat wot apply. | Call ah ‘at No, LL Richt avenne, near Pwenty-tret “he, <A RARE CHANCR.—AN A NO. 1 108 Fates conn) late, eftmater io the hee. | epd enth-fectery renee ting. For fall part «call on COBBN mires. A LEASED PROPERTY I¥ THE FOURTH lyn0r store on the preminng, me of Se ‘The leane rons for tee yeare fro whote of eof! the comer fiquor fore wir, ateewt Lt SALE-TWO FEAL A igemest and puree tbat ber ry. Address HI, dartior, coroe? Hrnad wey. % ™ FOR BALE, ward wrty etpht! street and