The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1860, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Sept, 23, 1869. ‘The foreicn commerce of the port of New York for the week which ended yesterday was more ac- tive in exports of domestic produce than the cor- cesponding week of last year; lat the exports of apecie were much less, and the imports of foreign goods were slightly less. The country is in @ far better condition to do a large business now than when. Bat the large exports of produce from this port— $17,250,000 in exvess of lant year to date— have caused the specie export 1.9 decline; and, on the other hand, the losses ‘of last year have tanght our importers prudence, Thefollowing are the tables for the week and tse year to date:— Luror? 4, aan the Week 1858. 859 1 hin Ai $1,794,079 1,864,649 1,809,505 Cereal mercbandie. 3,971,613 $099,777 1,920,775 Total for tbe week. $491,692 5,904,420 3,790,080 Previously reported soeiveoa7 178,756,836 172'100,311 7,576,508 182,001,202 175,830,191 Since Jan. Be... EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AXDy MERCHANDISE. 1808. 1859. 11890. Bor the woek........ $1 1,047, 1,646,485 2,151,358 Sreviourly reporiet. 44,389,486 abbetse 62,630,315 Since Jan. 2....., 945,630 4486 47,525,988 64,781,733 EXPORT! 6. SPRCIR. Bor tho week........ 727,794 Hb,000 2,; £35,000 Previously reported, 18,880,516 58,374,093 89,126 531 Since Jan, 2....., $8,807,0.6 57,102,387 39,601,536 Our grain markew were much agitated last week ‘ey the advices of a recovery in the British harvest prospects. A decline of 6 a 8 cents at Chicago and of 10 a 22 cents here per bushel on wheat was the lmmedia’ igen or a time tl @orn Exchange was under the sway of a positive panic. Jt seems that some of our grain speculators bad deen buying heavily on the expectation of woek higher prices abroad; the astounding news ‘hai she British crop might prove almost an ave- age must have been very disastrous to them. We bave already taken occasion to observe that what- ever may be the fate of the speculators in food, in the British harvest and the con- ime in prices here are matters of gene- yal congratulation; cheap food is the first condition weceseary for general prosperity and profitable eommerce. It is a mistake to suppose, how- ever, as some appear to do, that a decline of ten or even twenty cents a bushel in the price of wheat is going to check the movement of the Western crops. In fact, the farmers are more Wkely to hoard their crops on a rising than ona falling market. But itis utterly absurd to expect ‘hat there will be any hoarding. At 75 a 80cents a eshel ot Chicago, which are the latest reported prices, wh pays @ magnificent profit to the grower; and even if the protitwere less, the farmers coukd not afford to do without it, for they must bave woney. To suppose that the Western wheat growers, who have been in the greatest want for sbree years, will now hang back and refuse to fill their pockets with money because prices fa ten or fifteen per cent, is not to @isplay any extensive knowledge of buman mawre or the ordinary springs of human conduct. Nor is such a theory consistent with the facts. During the week ending on Wednes: day the receipts at Chicago were 1,352,538 bushels grain, ogainst 1,806,278 the previous week, and 865,64 the corresponding week of last year; and, notwithstanding the advices from Eu- rope, t xport movement from this port is as brisk as ever. According to the laws of supply and demand, breadstafls are still too high, and prices will yet fall. But those who expect that the producers are in a condition to withhold their sup- plies, or that much lower prices than those now reling will not pay U ost of bringing the staff to er their mistake before many market, will dis mow'ls elapse. The movement of specie has again been against be vank ave! The loss by export, including the kipment of Saturday, 15th, and exclasive of that of yesterday, has been about $850,000, against which » banks have received some parcels of gold from *be South, and also ftom Baltimore and Philadel phia. The Sub-Treasury has lost money since last week, the balance last evening standing at $5,446, 804, agai 5,636,367 at the close of the previous | week, and $5,100,520 at the corresponding date last | year. Last Monday the banks showed a specie | average equal to $15,960,749, which was a decrease ef $206,0%4 from the week previous; at this | @ate last year the specie reserve was stated | to be #£20,660,436. The last loans average was = $127,002 —% curtailment of $997, 311 from the previous week; at the corres- date last year the loans were only | The contraction has now lasted a wont! g which nearly four millions have been @edocted from the aggregate bank !gans, without jwconveniencing the mercantile community or de- priving the Western bauks and prodace dealers of the aid to which they were entitled. The circum- stances prove the utter unreasonableness of the previous expansion. find it been legitimate, it would Lave been impossible thus to curtail without PS ye ere causing great inconvenience and many failure.s The banks may thank fortune that the genera, prosperity of the country, and the bountiful crops of the West, enable them to commit error after error without compromising their own safety. The steamship Ariel, which arrived yesterday from Aspinwall, brought $1,202,875 in specie. peice : The money market was easier at the close of last | Wheat—The receipts were heavy, whue the week than it was when our last weekly review was penned. A good deal of money was seeking em- ployment on Friday and Saturday at 6 a6) per cent on call, and though when a broker goes in quest of money he is expected to pay seven, the well established houses have as much money as they need left with them st lower rates. The note brokers say that the circle of 6 a 6) pet cent paper is enlarging, and that the holders of choice short acceptances are unwii to pay seven per cent. Four or six months’ paper, strictly first class, goes | Were dull apd supplies moderate: sales of Canadian @teeven, and some paper which was not current under eight a nine a week ago can now be passed St seven per cent. Our money market has been affected by the news from Europe. The recovery wheat crop in England has exercised some » on the London money market, and our as usual at ites the effect. Had vops proved & general j{uil- | at one ¢ apprelended, money mmanded so high & price | Bo one would have cared w send As itis, the prospect is that the rate | Of interest in England will fall, and we shalt | derive the bemett of large an | moneys to be used ia the putvlase | securities Foreign exchange day as was a week ago, t s he Concessions made hy ates were: —¥o bankers’ bill for 60 days, and 1104 @ } for short sight; for Hills on Paris, 519g a 16 for : i } for short sight. At the for protit on ebipr f gold against billy. if the asaal rates are paid for freight and insurance. Some of the Jeadii oreign bankers con'tave to ship coin, aad we presume they coutrive to make it pay. But the bullion brokers declare that they cannot do 0 without imcarring @ los. The heavy shipments of produce contiaue to eupply some ex. | hare to the bankers, and it ‘s reported that some wills bave been sold against ‘ain railroad stocks which the English have lately been baying. For tapate'y for the banks the importaclons have been #0 Lcbt thet the deman! for exchang®? is not eaff e+ nt 'o keep up prices, e k mark ing ‘he past ween “ 0 29 follows: | And uncompressed. Rates to London were arm, and some 1, Spt 22. | 40g. 25. Sexe Sept. 0. S95) Mecourgs...... 1% Be Ha fh brags ay eee 8 ee - a. w Reading. od ¢ 4 2 +a C16 ae 1 w 43% 48 oy, 48K 7° 80 ne iss 445546 ry “> ay 7 met Or, 49 3K Pacific Mail... ni 2 8° 8 A new bear party was igcganized tast week, mainly on the basis of the “decline in breadstuils, the idea being, apparently, that if wheat fol! below a certain figure farmers would not send it forward, but would submit to see it rot in their barns, The stocks assailed were chiefly Rock Island, Galena, Toledo, Diinois Central and the Michigan shares, all of which are more or less dependent on the grain traffic for receipts. The market yielded, on most of these stocks, to the offerings of the sellers for a decline; it remains to be seen, however, whether the operation will prove eventually profit- able. For some months the bear side has been a losing one, Stocks have reacted from time to ime, and some have declined several per cent; but the misfortune of the bears has been that they have made most of their contracts at the lowest figures of the reaction, and that, as soon as they bad got their lime out, prices recovered, They heve labored under the marked disadvantage of having the substantial facts of the day against them. They make the best nse of the Presidential election, the bank expansion, the rail- way troubles of past years, and so forth; but against these there is the irresistible argument that all the roads are taking in a great deal more money than they have taken since 1856, and that the re- covery of the Western country insures a continu- ance of the increased traffic. It may be very true that the receipts of the present time compare with those of a bad year; but the public does not enter into these fine distinctions. Buyers of stocks are not apt to weigh matters with the nicety of politi- cal economists. When people see railroad receipts increasing steadily, week after week, at the rate of 30 to 50 to 100 per cent, they generally as- some, on general principles, that stocks must advance, and they will carry their convictions into practical effect by purchases. This is, appa- rently, the secret of the failure of the bears, not- withstanding the skill and shrewdness they have exhibited; and, from present appearances, the fu- ture prospect does not seem any brighter for their cause than the past, The most active stock on the list last week was Erie, which advanced from 323 to 37 almost without check. The advance appears to have been due partly to the increased business of the road, and partly to the large short interest. Speculators who knew that the Erie had a large floating debt, and a preferred stock to be created atthe organization, very naturally deemed 32 a high price for the common stock, and sold it ac- cordingly. It was an unfortunate speculation, A demand suddenly sprang up last week which the supply of stock on the street was insufficient to satisfy; the consequence was an advance of 4 per cent in a couple of days, and & proportionate loss for the sellers, Of the future course of Erie stock it is very difficult to form an an opinion. The obstacles in the way of its be- coming dividend paying property are formidable in the extreme, and if we are to judge by compari- son, other stocks, such as Central, Rock Island and Toledo, are dirt cheap at their present prices, if Erie, with a floating debt of over a million, and @ preferred stock of eight or nine millions to be created hereafter, is worth $37 the share. At the same time etock speculation is ever capricious, and Erie has always been a favorite football for the bulls an¢ bears; those Who know the most and are the slrewdest are often the grea losers in this stock. The earnings’ of the Western roads are now going to compare with the very fair traMic of the fail of 1959, and it is not likely that the next few weeks will show as handsome an increase as the past month has done. On the other hand, the traffic on the New York roads is only just beginning to feel the effects of the harvest, and is increasing ata prodigious rate. The increase on the Erie and Central this month is roughly estimated ot $150,000, and next month it is reported that the Central will I take a million of dollars. The Michigan roads are increasing largely; the Southern is expected to take $50,000 more than last year in September. The Toledo is feeling the effect of the harvest even sooner than was expected, and wil! probably gain $10,000 or $12,000 this month. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Satrnpay, Sept. 22—6 7 M. BarAvertrys.—Flour—The arrivats' were large, and io the absence of later foreiga news the market was heavy and prices easier, while sales were confined toabdout $,000 bls. Closing Within the follow ing range of prices — Superfine Mtate........... so 10 a 525 | Extra state, from cid aud new wheat... 5 40 Sopertine Western... deeb 510 Common to choice Western extra +50 e to straight Soutuern 16% Straight to good extra do..... 610 Chovwe extra family and bakers i 760 Corn meal, J »” —Canadian flour was in fair request, and hoary mon grades ile good to howe extras were supply and orm. sales of S00 a 400 95 0 8 8 0. flour was in beter sup- ply, while the prices were casior; sales of 1,200 bbis., closing within the range of the above prices. Rye (our was steady at oor figures, with moderate Corn meal was let, and prices unchanged. vemand Jens active, and prices cowed at a decline of 2 bushel, the sales bere and to arrive aggregates for tue day about 105,000 bosbels, at $1 $1 for cho: ce white Canadian, $1 45 tor £9, white Ceneseo, Michigan, $1 90a $1 95 for fuir $1 25 0 81 38 for red and amber for amber colored lows, $1 21a sh club, $1 20 for No. 1 Chicago spring, $1 l4agl 1b for No. 2 « Corn was easier and (ese active: the sales footed up aboot 00.009 bushels, at 650. a 65'jc. for un- sound Westera mixea for sound do., alloat: 690. for do. instore, and 6. a 70c. for small lowe Wertern yei low. was heary and lower, with sales of 4.000 bush els at [9c per bushe.. smail tales of four rowed state dar- ley were made at $4e ; barley malt at Ys, 9 97. and State at 38c. a Corre was quiet, A small sale of Gonaives wat made At lée. Rio was held with Grmoess, but sales wore light. Corros.—The market was steady wit® sales of 1,500 bales at 10\,c. for middling uplands and Florida, ana at 107, 0, 8 Lio for New Orieans and Texas old crop. New ‘Miadiing fair Gulf cottons reaged irom 12 4 Fracwre —Rates closed @ita a firmer opward tendency for Eng!iah ports fo Liverpool aboot 0,000 bushels wheat wore engaged, part in bulk, at 12 !y 4. and the remainder in bulk and bags at 1éd.; 3,000 ov. our were reported at Ss Od.; some tallow at 054 , aad some jote of cotton at 7324 a 4. (for compressed Western were maxing at 37c, a 0%. (o8e. 3.000 & 4,000 b>m. Sour were reported as 34. 10',d. to ail ‘Gp, Rod im ube regular way at 48 Wheat war at Idd. Nadee to Havre were quite steady, while qsotations were unchavged. To Hamburg, by steamer, 060 boxes extract ayewood at 508, 10 baics hops ai 24, and 10 cases leather at 408 To Bremen 100 Dbi=. ashes were engaged S08. There were one or two charters reported at p. t. Ons. Linseed—The market was rm, wita a good de. aud from the trade, We quote Americal at 505 per cask and barrel, with \iberal sales of Liverpool at Wc , While London was be: Crade sperm was in fair ¢emand ant Prime quality crade whale was held firmly at $80. a 560. for fair to prime, With fair sales of both. At New Bedford South Soa was &\ She... cas PRovimows.—Pork—The mari steady Sales of C00 a TOO $19 40 for mess, and as $14 25 for new prime end $10 for old mess, Beet was steady, with alee of 130 M4 26 & $6 lor Country mess aad SLL a $11 00 £ extra. Bacon and cot meats were firmiy held with orm frm ena im fair requert, with sales of Iie. a 1440. an bay was quiet and sales limited, at $4 564% 8 $5 cond. Sexps —Clover wae firmiy held at the recent improre- ment, and with three onyseee eave tales of tome 20,000 bs., have been at 100; timothy wae firmer, and held at $2.50, Galoutta linseed was? steady and firm, with sales at Boston at $1 80 cash. Stoans —The sales embraced 700 800 bhde . the mar. ket clowing steady, incl ading 70 Porto Rico, at $)c. The remainder consisted of Cabas, thin the n of Gc. AATe, With some lots prime adore, Common onder there The fullowing are the quotetions of the United Stacea Sugar Refsing Company tor their rofiped goods, current at this date —Loal, in half bores, 10° 5 circle A do. * " at Butter and cucere were taere ir — SHIPPING “EWS. | ements: Ate? Bema ort POPPA RAD D REDBIRDS AAA AAO PO oe MOON FETS. ..0.4...m800 12 33 5 \Seene WATER...000.morm 9 63 roa during the of the Abd heavy, boad rue during the greater part vovage. Jor boulmampton and Ham bare; let, lat 43 30, bask GI ‘soering By 20, Iai 41-15, Jon Penge ng steering W, showing Marry: Ariel, Wilson, Aspinwall, hy and treasure, to D) li Aven. 22d inet, 18, parsed ‘Mar, hence for Aspinwill. and dence ana; #ame day, 4 PM. Int 33 50, lon 7¢ 10, pamed'a steamer. supposed the “Wim Forbes.” 17th ins, La ay AO ne Mi % % mdse peeeegene et i cawel bo tha ina Ieee aM te = of Ospe Hatteras, ip Huateville, for Savannab. fteamehip Jamestown, Skinner. Richmond, 4c, with mdse and © Ludlam & Heineken, ‘Ship nobib. Hood ‘or Boston), sonhoes, | dais & je Capt Bil Nickerson, of Ubatham, Mi ‘ap died on board the Robip Hood Aug 22 of coum 4 Belen do ap crane ‘of pein. 02 Onlled, noi baing able 10 Portamorth, Ang 16, B itebobin, Jat 6130, loa 03 44 oat Raimund i Ho 3 i i : J re 3 8 if ( if zt i Oz Be Jago, 18 days, sain wont Corn 9 fot Poriiaad) 8 i Bt Jago, Ai Mot Portiaad). Sw ny 4 Swensen, 8t Jago, Ang 22, » Wiley, Sagas, Sept 8, with sngar, toH D. 8 Fisk (of Rockland), Hansen, Segua, Sept 6, . to Nesmith & Sos. Bristol, 24 bours, in ballast, to Post & "a lace Eo wae ( cotlee 40, to Yates & Porterfield. Hehardeoe,, len eKos, Aug 0. with auger, to | s | i a ? é i ie ie yurne. A) off Cleat 8 Zetaser Weise Wiichy frcen't ‘oruise, ail welt Hite inn, oe Gervetort Ref, exw ul reael ashore with wreckern alongside. rig overt A Yianery’ Ketcham, Matanzas, Sept 13, with SARE Se en ian, 0 on caitte en > y Netvi w rage eey Sone re sale mao Yan Hast pesee for As 7 iy 7, spoke bark ‘American, {ror i with rs tO “repent Behr Joha, Stetson. Bakr BW and = aaa Schr William Henry, eae Potomaka, Nye, New Bedford. Bioamer Westchester, Joan, Proven, pike tame ‘ogg, Gibbs, Bristol, ing bark steamsbip Bienville, which arrived Baturday from Mawr Orlonne std Havana, wee four days trom tbe latter port, not five, as reported yesterday. Bark Emma F Chase, from ilavana, Sebr Viola, from West Indies—Both by pilot boat David Mitebeul, No's. One brig, unkown. Wind curing the day SW to 8, light. Miscellaneous. Sir Cuatsworti, Horne, from Callao June 22 for Boston, in ballast was wrecked, no date, on the coast of Chile, about ‘85 miles to the southward ef Valparaiso. The captain and ai) hands were saved. (The C was built at Kittery im 1854, wae 1150 tons burthen, rated Al) ;, and was owned by B Bangg, of Svar Nanionat Guanp—A received at Mystic from Ng, Ravenel Guard, sates , bound per bour. Seeded on for 3 days longer. wen tae leak having reached 19 ‘M4 inches water per hour, ft was decided to pat back to Liver pool, where sbe arrived on the 3d inat. Surr Bex) Morgan, which cleared from New York Aug 8 for Cane Town. OGH, was reported off Cape Cod pomed returning in di s ‘ng goue 22, lon 74 Away jibboom, bowsprit wad sem, Mast and mainm ast lens; next day tam foreman wou the deck, and they were obligeu tout nway malamast the wind being NW she was Barnegat Light neered for New York, and made at 12 PM of Zist, when the wind change’! to NW bout ‘or the Delaware or Cnesn mm in with as above stated. Heary Me 8p to have tallon over board while attempting te jum) ga the wukaownschr, ‘The da- tage to the other vessel vias not ascertained. Evang, (rom had fore oa larboar Yo pine Ove wancbeose and rail broken. wad water Roth veamela put into flolmes’ Hole 20%, but the ure proceeded Bat. Gut Tias—Capt Menges of the bark Deney, from 8t Jago, arrived et this port yeatertay, reporta he jearoed from the captain of a Naseau sehr, that ihe scar Gil Blas, expected tnd due at St Jaro, was lost on the Hozsties. Crew aad cap tain bad goce to Nassan. Scun Win Prewox, Harloe, from New York, at San Fran. cleco, off the River Piste, carried away the flying jtb00m, and in Int 008 in the Paciric earried away the main boom; since then hare been in a crippled eoudition. ® Biaxcum, Delap, from Turks Islands for Bosion 22d for barbor, having split foresail to bat 55 48, lon 70 38. acargo of lamber from P: tezing 8 proceed sea 17h, got ashore on the * she rematved some time siriking beavily. Howted of and retarned to the dity, where she repaired. The hull of the old steamship Ohio is now ‘ance Dock for the p of strip) ship President Fillmore is also on tue examination, e 2 i. = 5 a ® sip a5 Fe age on the Kquator. en Here . Cot, from Akyab May 12 for Falmonta, dat 31 05 8, lon 0 16 . from Liverpool for NYork, Sept 19, lat 42, ship. steering NNIE, showing Boron signals, ve yh gd oe was geen Sept ri ring winders NYorks 7un, juindaro, Walla, N York: ib, brig Marina Post, Robie: Foreign Acriswatt, Sept 6—Art curs Compberiand, Lawrence, do. 84 anette, Rept ta port shige Volga, Hote, from Besta, CRORE T NT, tIi—Ta ‘t ships Vol 5 Jowt arr, to load oe ook ni, Lane, from oy ‘arr same ay, 10 fond { barks Giles, Yorn: Transit, Minot. tac. —— Cos tastinoria, Aug 2)—In port bark Sicilian, Dawes, for . tO fmt about 1 Care tarrrs. Sept 4—In port brig Laurillia, Higeins, from And for Boston 3 days, the ov.y A 1 in Canneaas, Sent WO—Are brigs Lydia Frases, Campbell, ant Black Soanil, Davie, Philadelp AH Howe, Kelley, Bath; Bs brige Rousteie Tangle, Hranseom®, NYore. 1th, Croton, 74 at encae Wa, BK Raton, Gilkey, Boston; Ith © H Kinney. Winslow, do: 14th. J R Dow Gordo, Portland. CrexFgRGos, Sept 7—Sid briges Calamuck, Kul xtt, New York; “Doria, “Thiiaceippia In port 12th, barks B Coleord, Coleort, for NYork few days; Lande, Bowie for Philadelphia soo, brige Lacy Dariing, Lee, tor BN York 1th; Col W Cogeins. Haskin, for do. to commence 1 i ee RR ing an 4 . 1=Wind W. weather excellent Schr Kate Rargent, Brown, from Malaga for Kosten, waa oft the por: Sis and probably passed out, as she was not io aight on the lst, Howorene, aug 10—In port barks Zoe, Hu Smad, tor Seo Francisco Sid July 90, ship & Taber, Mekean s island, to oad guano; A Wilkinson, =e. ql arr. AVANA, Rept LAFF stenmahin Star of the West, Rrown, ! tor op Gow Mortoa, Beocy, Badger, Cardi brie: Von 7, a A g Vow thin Innse” Newton, i! chr Edw Marner, We Monti th, barks Sumter, Seisn, Howton; 1h, Jacob Merrill, Benton, New York, Chiltoo, Koby, Uabans#, schr Astron, Wi) “uit hare Roi! ‘Ware, Wileon, NYork: schr Panaie, Vance, Pbliade, phia: bark Amanda, bemis, N York; sohr Hrtchina, ew acoa. Rept in port Br brig Lotus, of ishfax, for rh nevi {ih soe hawhey, Mes el at q > Mt Phil Cw Y mei Boe, alk; TR, Bvtelaior, Delap, 8York: 1sthe Me ANAGAWA, Jt r’ Tsuen ve Wm jew Orieana, SRE Ue tee oe aT. Freeh aveie, Meal foe ith nd ae. Charleston; iy A Hall, Wes. for Sevaanad Oum deriand, Merri, for Mobile, AF Rebrmiit, Mulliken, for NOrieane lib; Africa, for do with Gempaich, Detrot, Curtia, or Belborr 2b wv, Avg S—Te por, barke Joie, ewes, and Amaro for Beetnm: Were of the Ren, Peterem, fer Rio: apee, Le ae, Svarrow, (or do; J Cle *, ior do; Cambs Nrovitas, Sept SMYRNA. A. ‘Jnylor, and Mary Hamilton for 1. “e Jonws, PR, Sept l—in «a it 12—lp %—In. load for do; mens ae Smyrnk te, Saou. 4—Arr barks J A Hazant, Lawson, Havana; A, wept jobile. Sid ith, ‘Al Sh, G i, Danton, Small Baltinote: Tih, oabk ID Carver, Wiley, More. Br Jac t4—In for NY aq whe Sie? al" etn ete board, Dunbarwa, Backus, for Baltimore. would load copper ore; Ocean Home, Lynch, and Louisa, #rolago, discgd; Leouard Log ‘Steel, aod Gulnare (ir), do ‘BT JORNS, i aoe barr ght neey ms more; Baker, NY¥ork; », Stevens, do; 4th, Ceylon, do;’ Gib, Elizabeth, Flyan, and P I Nevias, » 0. In pert 13th, bark M B Stetson, Sherman, for the Mediterra pean ide Sr dons, NB, Sept 17—C1a. ahi bean, Snow, Lon- dco Iie bark Pieisden, Reowllens Bric 18th, my Sudab NYork. tid Pa, shige Retains, ‘Williams. Taloabuano; 7th, Bpark- ‘ing Wi Udtates; lb, barks: Small, Arica; Pores ichell ‘Taleahuane. "ss OPES? 2 ALEX ANDRI. more; sehr Baw Sevannah; schis epee Cin Cid tema folk; brig Josephus, Barrington, N83, By)ph, Jones, York (and dep, Ubare. BAST GREENWICH, Sepi 2i—Sid MACHTAS, ‘anchored American Bept 21. sericea ee mee Heoa, Windies; schrs Curlew, Cunnit ; FH Abbott, Smith, Boston. ' Sid ; Br brig deen sehr Harriet, La: Cole, NYork (in tow), sehr FALL RIVER, Sept 31—Arr acht Geo Hofman, Borden, Kl 1, RIVER, Sept acl iirower. bo frei Dightoo, wupposed bouad for Phia- PALVESTON, L—are brig Mary Stay’ Pensa Lie he a a fork; echre J ton; 14th, Grace Darling, via, b And” Aurate,' Titus, Rew York; Lit Wervia, Berry PATE GOI RO, more, ARDINES. yt 1S—Arr stadelpion: Teer & Farah mm | ; Sept 20s CLoU: Tals for #' Hol tmore ‘BK. 2ist—Arr brigs Isola, Lancas er, A! Smith, Smith, and ats AM. Fr 7 Gee, jork, Fanny wi HASTFORD, A2l—Arrschr A G Mazard, Latimer, parks, Gr oushe ch, and Adlsabeth, Jobror NY ork; 224, steamer Shagenzoy £3 3-94 we oom, Pha. 13—sld_ brig Chastelain, Handy, Balt. egy iw! Rogers, Var to] Sept Son, Kastman, NYork. Arrschrs Mary ‘shire Cari Hoes amin Cabot. ey for boston, bride Pre WJ Trea! lexandria, BM Sid solu Geo od Hea wth Hay NY. sid “aig a ma nats Kanlly Augusta, ; Md, Zered, MeGo- ORTLAND, Sept 21—Azr brig Com . deiphin: “chr Bais Goan tor ienmonds "at Hous Pm Na ye n~ r n PAWTUCKET, Sept 21-8 schra Adame: Minty Lake, White; F ’ icra: heat cei wold, rane. . 15— Arr schre Smith Tattle Mayo, i from F hita- sehr © A Stetson, 1 ete ae i oe caer eee Ss da DUNN, PARENTS.—FOR SA'R, TWO ST ac cored, twin he Gone, on'y ix . ft Ae A en dre 8 blidree's ene rent So 219 Weet Trity seven ao do, , CUD Crowley, ina acing Thor; ‘Wenata See, Nickerson, all to load for do; Arme- Frances Jase, Kirch, and Viewria, Lamb, West 1S=SId new ship Victor, Kellar ¥ at’ Rowad talno wig crew); Sours Dros and J P Johnson, Chase. d sehr WC Nelson, Smith, K Reed. Ca Boardman, Crocker, Philzdelpits for ES’ HOLE, Sept 19, PM—Arr schre Astrea, Pive, Bal for Boston; Carne Hues, Finn, Bostoa tor Haltimore; Park, Phiiadetphia for Boston; Pordand: echre Deborsa, Sim mons, Plymouth, NC, for Bostou; J 5 Vance, March; Sarah M aboney, , for 40; Hest, Holmes, Boston for Philadel- NEW YORK HERALD. YyonDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1860. ag By Your absence ia more and mare regretted, |S gree tay teal TWELFTH W. NATIONAL DB. you? mocratic Olub.—] Club oe a ‘abouts, be will be informed of a interest, a is M. Mauonry, Wa. M. V Rosy, RAMEN, WHO WAS ON BOARD THE ©) IRUTE MEN."—A MERTING OF THE “MINUTB Sy gametes Bat hate ca | MILs aah Mea cin ee - fovited to attend. Wy order of “s pins ig tnd te oh ge E,W. Wavioy, Secretary. ENT “MINUTE MEN. OST—ON FRIDAY, 218T INSTANT, A SMALL, VERY dark brown Dog, 'whb long tail and ‘TH WARD —THE MOZART HALL ‘othe name af Fedo. wore arplted ‘collar without om) L are fee Se ee ee ‘® suitab.e reward | 'pg. 'ARD COMMIT- tee of the Eleventh ward attend a meet. to be beld ot Wanamaker’s H.: ° nll Wo S80 Third streot hia ‘ 8 By order. :- JAMES GABBY, Chairmas. CATHARINE AND | Hawny L Wricur,? cocroigricn, * _Joux D, CARnoit, QOH WARD BARCKINRIDGE AND LANE CLUB WM. M. CONEY, President, O8T—O¥ SEPTEMBER 22, FROM 108 WORTH STREET. L ‘asrey Horse. Any one returning the same to No. 86 forth street will receive a beral reward. _Wa. B. Warsn, Secretary. ON THE 22D INSTANT, COMING FROM MON-| “Dane? ADEMIES. aN Ba a St a eee ee coe receeres | Racha et, the ‘inder will be ay, | eee ipa now oo SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN 8 AND 9 stboole | igi secs pilcneoes haeaiatn 3e Bay Deaek caet = THE MBW DANORS—I. DE NEW DANCES.—I. DE GARMO & will be handsomely rewarded. Avie 201 Broome sre now open siden 1] W0sT—ON SATURDAY LAST, BRIWEBN BROAD. eatester pele. ee ON way and Twel'th and Laurese and Honsion recta. | at the Naakore gill be tntrodaoed, together with finder on the amount to furnitare ware- | new and len rooms, “13 Broadway, will be rewarded. IMPRELAL, AND La R sett Tuesdays Fridays, 8t06P.M. Gentle- REWARDS. sane ies chaasea rt bow foraing 10 on Tnesday. GQ RETARD.—1.007, ON BATORDAY, 220 INBTAWT, Childrea meet Sod Saturduye, Sing P.M ee Bd receiee Se oe Be alltbe dances tanebt in one course of lessons. confer & favor by returning lim to Maria A. Hazard, 71 West fedmoeday night, Seventeenth strest. WAIGHT’® DANCING ACADEMY, (8 BRO. ¥, BRWARD—FOR A GOLD EYE GLASS (WITH THS lo ee Pe oe by Seon Sipe san ish avrg OSU es eraen | feet, gumin tA} Sh, feo net Mtreteenth street. Ci ‘avenue, near ete Tmveriale,” “Rrorgreen,” As. sreet, on Friday Pay fn = REWARD—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. BB Chambers’ Indies! tween 8. and es cithing store, Broadway, and Oagal street. or inthe Shs avenue cars. finder wil! please apply a above. REWARD.—LORT, ON 79 » GOING from 34 Madison sireet to No 5 bower. p Fes property of @ poor widow woman, cont $33. Any returning the same tol. MeLsnghlia, 11 James street, will receive the above reward and (he thanks of the owaer. REWARD —DOG LOST, FROM NO. 7 GREAT JONES ;, a small white Poo.ile, with some stigh: buil spots, and feet. Whoever BEWARD—LOST, FROM rest, on Friday ger he raven Mfrs Gort; bea ona chan collar, finder will recetve the abov owner, Charles A. 8t. Johw, REWARD —L0st- noon, nesr the Canal street ferry, Ken, a velvet with @ pearl buckle. ward will be given or ite full value, if necessary, by it to D.C. Peacocks, 10% Bro vay, Up stare, SIO REWARD ost. Om SUNDAY, tha street ind to Clrirch street, and of Barclay street, a gold Bracelet in links ceive the above reward and tbe thanks of the o ing the same at Edward Smith's, 164 Greenwich REWARD. PROM THE $ on Sig Say Ha dale ray Pag Ge Be day before. Ee Oi of the Horse. 8. M. , corner and Linden SPECIAL NOTICES. A Nosxixe MongL oF TAN DE HOGEEPS ROTA. sehich paye lage prouis, aud. no risks with free 65008 "Kddrean 4: Be hee Herald oe, 2 jachine, ne ae, clothes | to three days, ttle Migrant ichones “any (hooday), at il o'clock PARTNER WANTSD—TO TAKE CHARGE OF A pt Ab Sr aciercmsatomn cer eT aoe r YY ‘business, and cannot ok: NEW, FORE CITE AND COUNTE LIQUOR DRal. nt capital regaled APR fan. se sennonten ie ting oe soove soceuy, sy, 7 ae ~ he Bl House, of and S| py “peren MoQrare, Reesrding Secretary. tree yearn. bias & BOUTAW TON Bi Nome reuse neeatiereenee can lh be a a COFIGE “THE BALR OF THR FORXITURE OF 8.8 | JER. AUGUSTINE SATTH 15 ASSOCIATED ART. N mond Sith eit a tepied de terse Avg bees Mo or nt i a ses 00. digposed of at private sale, i Oe ——— DRUGGIBTS.—A COMPETENT OLERK WISHES TO G"8—THE MEMBERS OF THI? COMPANY ARE r Whole of of a share fae well onabaaees ¢ requested to meet at besdquertera, 02 eA q rere. soot asin 4 — pear the Third ay’_28th inet, 8 7 o’closk A.M. to proceed to fe Park | greece, come. atin each fo pone of wl plume wd (Yorkvile), on our semi anna! terret excursion. Also, to Gress Drug Ulerk, Herald pom ly may ha “a PANDER ‘Boor ro Nad PS WANTED, A MAN. MARRIED OR SINGLE, be et nn nae q 115, partoer, wo iste ake full charze of « well paying Liquor a le. al reat. Tec uxeuts tor tre ante ot theca ae aoe pare tad wall for ine balance. “Apply case on the rALASEN'S DLaMOND. ‘MACHINERY agin eet tre now prevared to offer to UM these oils in lots tomas | @2()( heen ra MAN WANTED TO TAKE the most of a ins parece rm i meee - $300. soiemisnave Uxr¥ ‘Machinery O0 recommended 10 fast ruv- | chines tee ° : ‘macbis re. while ‘defen with “wineaa “aia iibermarnet ie rere 27 and orig” | $4.00,-TARIER WANTED. INA Cae . hear tp ema oF large ‘quantities, “ or duty | houses J machinery Apply i OE, Fie cues teinsoeutainn: TOMPRING. No.’ ikew corner of sre” A’ 1, KINDS OF FoRNITY MATTRESSES D MILLINERY. fore tg RRO, Ss Bow ttsnton ana Atri AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF Call a ey Taeusn “3 vo Leo own made to order. 1e'Bond nu, near Broad- way. CMALET OCSR AT” SIRES? Boer Pana es aaa Pa. Sn arateamton: | ene n eter eaters ENAMELED CHAMURR, sUTTS OF FORNITURR IN Cnt 4, yo emaerea ey WARD Ta Oo wadany. sie oe Read LEGANT MILLINERY, RICHRST CLOAKS, me od on her anaes "iirc ‘crib neat, bees (7 arr ee ar bere eae sien | eee ae ey have Doniness, Ae booe, by strict ichmg sd Tato connecting: wives im Zend 1h A.M. ands ym weg arg in PI PT nt, = ‘Leave Albany about Albany tor New York, 6 8, Ay to ats Ss ome Per oul INERY MADAME SF ics nies en ear oe he. mee, EXCURSIONS. At 626). Cron Falla, 6 P.M, sine ABORT COMPANING TAKEN AT TUR, ULRAK <i a Albeny. DA. Me, gape Pour, Hatem, corner oremes and aren, co where eet WILL, Ammen s Sererintencent