The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1860, Page 5

FINANCIAL ANC COMMERCIAL. Weowgapay, Sept. 26—6 P. M. ‘The Asia sailed to-day, with $210,824 in specie en freight. A moderate st¥pment will probably be made on Saturdayr but unless a material change should be wrought in the foreign exchange mar- ket, the season of heavy shipments has ended for the year. There is notbing new in money to report. Banks and bankers are lending on call at 6,07; a few borrowers are getting money at 6; but this is the exception; fine short paper goes at 6}; fe general rate for first class names, over @@ days to run, is seven per cent. The recent intelligence from Europe is calculated to ease the money market. The Sub-Treasury to-day received 906,000 for duties; total receipts, $228,765; pay- ments, $401,265; balance this evening, $5,223,196, The stock market was again greatly excited this morning, and for a time outside orders produced a farther advance, the favorites of the hour being Harlem, old and preferred, and New York Central. At the close of the board, however, prices gave way, and stocks were offered pretty freely at the decline. The recent advance in Eric, Central and seme other New York shares has been so rapid that holders are naturally tempted to realize, in the hope of a reaction which is pretty sure to follow so feverish an advance. A rise of 10 per cent in Erie, 6 per cent in Central, and 4 a per'cent in Harlem eannot well be maintained without some reflux even those who are the strongest believers in the upward tendencies of the market have been quietly @isposing of their stocks during the past two days, and the amount of stock on the street has been pro- portionately increased. This is not so much the case with the Western shares as with the New York stocks, For ten days or 80, ever since the break down in | breadstufs, the public have neglected the former to speculate in the latter, and Galena and Rock Island are consequently three or four per cent be- Jew where they were a few days ago. As the re- action begins in Central and Erie, speculation will probably fasten upon the Western shares again, and it will be their turn to move. The increase in ‘the earniogs of these Western roads, though not so Jarge as it was in August, when they were compar- fwg with a very lean month in 1859, cannot be con- sidered unsatisfactory. The Galena earned in the | 1!e4 first \hree weeks of September, over and above ex- penses and interest, nearly one per cent on the stock; the Rock Island; in the same period earned nearly 3 per cent on its stock. The remain- der of the month, and the months of Oc- teber and November, will probably do still bettter. The advance in Harlem to-day was from 21} for the old to 22%, and from 63 for the preferred to 633. Central sold up to 92, but @losed 91! bid, against 91} at the close yesterday. Hudson sold at 653, closing 64) bid, against 653 yesterday. In the Western shares there was less change. Dlinois Central sold in the morning at 88}, losing in the afternoon at 87j Lid, against 88} bid at the close yesterday; Galena at 78) bid, against 784; Rock Island at 78j, against 80; Toledo at 483, against 49, At the close of the day the market was weak, the following being the autiorized quota: tions:—Virginia 6's, 91] a 92; Missouri 6's, 793 a J; Canton, 21 a 22; Cumberland Coal preferred, 133 @ 14}; Pacific Mail, 82 a 84; New York Central, 91) a4; Erie, 41f a 3; Hudson River, 64} a 7; Harlem, 22¢ a J: do. preferred, 63] 2 54; Reading, 48] a 69; Michigan Central, 71 2 3; Michigan Southern. and Northern Indiana, 23 a j: do. guaranteed, 484 a 3; Panama, 126 a 4; Dlinois Central, 874 @ 4; Galena and Chicago, 78} a 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 483 2 49; Chicago and Rock Island, 78j a 3. We are informed, on authority upon which we believe we can rely, that, notwithstanding the re- | eent compact between thé four trunk roads to the West, the New York Central and the Erie continue to carry freight from Boston through New York to ‘Western cities at lees rates than are charged to the same points from New York. On eome articles the @iscrimination in favor of Boston and against New York is said to amount to as much as fifteen cents. Without stopping to comment upon a policy which actually discriminates against this city as a port of entry, we may observe that there is reagon to fear that some, at least, of the managers of the two Bouthern roads are—sorely against their will— satisfied that the present compact cannot last. The superior skill and activity of the agents of the New York roads, added to the superior location of the roads themselves, bave this fall secured for them what the Southern roads consider fn undue proportion of the Western traffic. Hence {t would not be surprising to hear at any time that the Southern lines had dissolved the compact. No- thing of the kind has yet been done, and the South- ern Presidents are of course unwilling to give any Official countenance to the rumors regarding their fotare intentions. But parties who have means of knowing affirm that the month of October will wit- ness the disruption of the Present cordial under etanding, and a renewal of the rallrood war. It was hoped that the large busiaess this fall would ‘be enongh for all the roads; but it seems that, large as it iv some friends of the Southern lines are not eat hh their share of it, and think that a de- mon ai 9 at the present time would prove ultl- mately profitable. A rupture was barely avoided at the late convention at the St. Nicholas Hotel; our information leads us to fear that it has only been postponed. The City Chamberlain controversy has gone through another phase. The American Exchange Bank has ceased to represent the Artisans’ Bank at the Clearing Honse, and the Park Bank has taken its place. What the cause of the change was the public are not informed. The Artisans’ Bank states that it was effected ‘for the conveni- ence of the Chamberlain; but the American Ex- change Bank publishes a card, in which it states that ‘‘the arrangement was discontinued because the condition on which it was to andertake the changes of the Artisans’ Bank was not fulfilled to ite (the American Exchange's) satisfaction.” At any rate, the Park Benk Will now cash checks cer- tified at the Artisans’, and of course will secure fteelf by keeping the city deposits. The Park isa large inetitation, in high credit, and has always | been managed with skill and prudence. Two or three years ago it offered to allow four per cent Interest on the city deposits; we do not hear, how. ever, that any such arrangement bas yet been per- fected by Mr. Piatt. j ‘The reports from the cotton r-cions during the past fortnight have been more farorable, and mauy suthorities begin to consider the prevailing © crop estimates below the mark, From Georgia | and Alabama, where the drought did so mach mis- chief, the planters write in good spirits and very hopefully. Much of course depends on the date of the first killing frost, which occurred jast year on | the 29th of October. This year the crop isa fort- tight earlier than usual. The following is Neilt | Brothers’ statement of the movements of cotton for the last week and since Ist of Soptember, 1869, compared with the five preceding years : _ NEW YORK HERALD, _THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. 1a Bick. 6 Briain. France 00, Om FP. Taal Bd Last year.,.20,000 500 P00 26,000 81,000 1858-9...... 6,000 2,000 1,000 12,000 163,000 | 14 The bids for the State loan of $200,000, for the canal enlargement, were opened at Albany on Tuesday morning. They are os follows:— Bank. .$26 000 par 210031 200 000 100 32 a 100.63 10 000 — 10075 200 000 100 55 = 100 a1 100 52 & 100 96 206 0 100.44 0 100 64 26 000 — 10058 100 27 a 100 47 100 40 2 100 52 100 47 a 100 57 Freeman Clark: —_ 10057 E. E Kendrick 100 37 a 100 68 The awards were as follows: Gwynne & Day $2000 100 61 “ 50 000 100 63 A. &. Foster. Ww 000 100 15 R.A King . 3.000. 100 61 Whitehouse, Son 26,000 100 65 “ 26 000 100 82 “ 25.000 160 96 Jobn Sit., 50 000 100 64 i 10,000 100 68 The general “joan of $450,000 was bid for as fol- lows:— John Sill. & Whitehonse, Son & Morriaon. 36009 Gwynne and Day Tbom| Ward ao... Whitehouse, font Morrison. Whitehouse, Son & Morrison. Whitehouse, Son & Morrison. Whitehouse, Son & Morrison, Thompeon & maspntaibtpd sage Some more earnings of the Western roads the third week in Beptember have come in, and we subjoin them in tabular form: Sept. 16-92, 1s—22. 1859. om, Ine. + 47916 soot 2,061 29 309 187 19,387 1,741 508 ‘307 gan 47,308 + «60,876 16,071 Borlipgton n (anotiial) pis _ 18,000 The Mlinois Central Railroad Company's sales of land for the first three weeks of the present month Agaiust kame time, 1859. 27,684 The collections for the months, as advised to the 22d, Bmount to..... + $56,870 For’ same time last month 37,066 The receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corn and barley for the third week of September, 1860 and 1859, have been as follows:— Wheat, bush. Corm, bush, Barley, bush, 921,700 229,000 ia 00 31, oo Incr’se. 41,100 “662,100 370,100 87,000 The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles so far for the years 1860 and 1859 have been:— Flour, Utls. Wheat, bush. on, bush. }, bush. ' 521,400 7,643,660 11.244 800 167,600 1859... .288,500 1,201 200 7 00,400 211,600 Incr’se 277,900 6,442,400 9,245,400 Dec. .44,100 Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess in the receipts of 1860 is equal to 1,566,380 bbls. of flour. The receipts at tide water of the principal ar- ticles of produce, from the opeving of the caaals to and including the 22d inst., have been as fol- lows:— 1868. The following table shows the condition of the banks in the four Lom = — coe pie tee tee pea 2S ae ‘BOLI artes 1s, 4 621,068 80 00 Pace batael iat 9.68.83 240,34; Om8 F080 283 28.449 JO ipBe ‘de 360 os a 3 38 600,868 136 e037 wae The following dividends have been declared:— — The Ocean Bank, at Newburyport, five per cent; Mechanics’ four per cent, and the Merchants’ three per cent—all at Newburyport, and payable on Monday next; the Village Bank, at Danvers, Mass., three and a half per cent; the Lowell and Lawrence Railroad, three per cent, payable Octo- ber 1. The later foreign news by the Quebec steamer reports firmer markets in England for both cotton and grain, with very large sales of the former at the advance of jd. a jd., received by the Adriatic. Consols 93; per cent. The New Orleans Picayune of the 22d inst. i ~ Degetations were extre: = ductice. sixty days oo the The came ez8 of Dilla ‘which aco ett a 105%, b but the danke Will Bot oder over 308. Wire coalt ia to. moderate extent at 6. 20 4 Of. 1b, weather underwent a enuira ebinge of Getober by a sharp cold h with a killing frost. It bowever, to attach any importance to such Sens, With the exception of & beavy storm CT | have head Sry weather, an cotton piekicg bine progreaned ra;idly, Fortupately ibe burricave did not extead into the country, and our reports are that no injury wae sus- tained either in the Miseiaeippi bottoms or the 4 Statee. Sill we are acmoo! the accounts i that in many secitons the cotton cannot La | from the ape ted drought of the summer. In other leea itice the August aod Segtomber raius have started the second growin, aud thould frost hold off antl No- vember there may be @ partial revisirn of the mt emimates, The general runof figures is from 4,000 to 4280 M. on the part of buzers, and from 3.850 to 4900 Mop the side of sellers. Stock a Weprvenay, Sent. 26, 1980. 600 she Hari KR..LOO 22\ | 600 oe | 400 Bit 1900 do os 28 : 1900 Hariom RR pref. 54 i elo Hod Ret bés, OL MOQ don Une big | 1000 Her Sutge bds 96 & 164 Michie Sm baa as . HX i 0.44 oy i seo WK in ist mitge 108 | [000 Ti Cen RE 4K , | ‘ ox 000 | y | 4% oy oe 1800-61....14,000 4,000 = Wow 45,000 15 Thus the week's receipts show an excess of 4,000 & ad bales over those of last year, and an increase of 40 9,000 over 1868-9, and the exports eahibi: the fol- | } : Jowing results 60 | fo I ted we Mone & bed 000.. 99 Eric KK are’d atic, £0 Hudson Riv RR. a -45 Del, L&W RR. 850 LaCrosse & Mil RB ts 10 Cle, ? & Aso RR. 124 | oR 100(0 N Carolina 6's. 9834 220 sha NY Cen KR... 200 do..... 10 91 ae a sessess RAK do. LaCrosee& Mill SaBSSEE85) re 40.44. ..060 prc A cITy ‘COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepxrepay, am 26—6 P.M. Asima.—The market was unchanged and sales limited, At $5 26 for pots and $6 56%; for Is. Bueapetvrrs.—Flour—The market was firm and active. ‘The usual ‘tow’? fatied to arrive, and hence the arrivals were limited. The transactions embraced about 25,000 bois. ong =) within the following range of prices:— $510 & 6 20 545 a 6 55 5610 a 5620 +645 @ 675 St. Louis extra........06 665 a 778 Mixed to etraight Soutbern 676 a 610 Straight to good extra do. 615 a 750 Choice a family end bakers’ brands... 760 = 8 15 Rye flour. see eceses +360 a 420 Com meal, Jersey aod Brandy wine . 350 a £96 —Canadian flour was firm, with sales of 700 a 800 bbis. at $5 60.4 $7 60 for extra Sovthern flour was steady, with sales of 2,000 bbis , closing within the range of the above ices. ‘Rye flour was steady, with sales of 600 biz, at the above figures. meal was in light supply, snd salen jimited at all the prices. Whest was firmer by lo. @ 2c, per bushel. “Tbe tow” having failed, sales were more extensive, aud em- braced about 60 000 bushels at $150 for prime white Kentucky, $1 38 a $1.45 for prime white Michi 34 & $186 for fair to prime white Olio, $1234 amber do , $1 26-0 61 28 for red — 1, $1 27 Wesvera and spring, $124 a $1 26 sor amber spring lowa, $122 0 $124 for Milwaukee club, $1 22 for soft red Western $119 a $1 22 for No 1 Chicago spring, and $116 48118 \0r No. 2do. Corn was held with firmness and cicseo stift, with sates of 30,600 a 40,000 buebete at 67 4c: @ 68c. for sound Western mixed, and at Tio. a T2c. for round aud flat Western yellow, Barley was in good demand, with sales of 12,660 bnehels at 852. a 860. for Conada Wret and Sinte. Rye was lo good supply, with sales Doshels at 760. Gate were firm, with sales of Western at 38¢ a 29c.. and Siate 39¢, a 8940 Cormeen —The cargo of the Ocean Rongess entail of SAS) vege Bie, wae paid on petenge terms, Eales wise were vpimportant. Co1ron.—The firmuees in tho market noticed yesterday Wor maintained to-day, with gales of betwoon 2,600 a 8.000 bales, cleeing stu, on the basis of 103<¢. for mid cling. after the new: by the Anglo-Saxon, the market ‘was tirmer. fxxicuTs —Rates were steady, but somewhat lees Bective, To Liverpool about 40,0C0'a 60.000 bushels wheat, fomo fn Bulk, at 12364 , and in ebipa” bage at 134 1,008 bbis. floor at S¢ 91, 2060 do wt 88. 6d. a 3s, ‘on bbie. roein at de. 61',and 200 boxes checse at 658, ay London 1,000 bbis flour sid 10s. To Bremen 100 bales of cotton at Kd. To Hamburg were taken by | Bteamer 40. £0 bales of hops at 29. por I. 100 bales | 0” cotton and 800 bags pimeato at sye., 204 80 bois, pot | ashes at 00s. Fir.—Dry cod was in good supply, and the market tolerabiy active at full Pricee. ‘The sales this week have embraced 2,000 a 3,000 qui sarge bank. at $0 67 0 $4 | 12}, and George's Wank at Bt Mete a were firm, bot lors active, braced 1,500 bbie., io lot at 0 foro 2 bank 50 for No. 3 do., ano $4 U6 for emalt No. 8, and 10. Hors —Old were quiet, light. The sales were limited, whilo prices were firm. Sales thie week of new and for future at 250. a 860. Tron —Seoteb of 600s 700 tons at $22 60 a $23, six months. ‘The latter figure for best brands. ‘Lncn was firmer and Ip good demand. Sales this week have embraced 2 600 bbis., ins nding commen at 80c, and lump at $1 @ $1 10 for Rockiand, MoLaser® —Sales of 130 hhds, Cuba muscovade were | made at 260 Naval STORES were steady. The sales em! about 2C0 bbis Fpirite turpentine, straight and New York bar- rela, and 100 do. New York barrelm atdic., 560 bis. a c. common No, 2 retin at $145, 400 No. 1 at 1,000 common were sold, 3 per, 310 iba. ‘The following table from the circnlar of Five be Tectia ua capri atta portance 3 ot Crude tine, beis. Spire turpentine. vis Pi r trpearao,anaa tif demand prorat or al got erate | fhe eh For poor, old cows, however, there is litte in- quiry,and this ceseription ‘continues hard of sale and prices are merdy nominal. The bulk of the offerings ‘were ordipary, but we notices d an ae blooded cows in the yard, all of which were dirposed of for family bes! at prices vary ing from $70 to $110 per bead. The | theaverage price coula not havo fallow mush “ahbrt of ales this weok have cm- | Apiier, S11 Hi E i * i i: 3 it i i = ¢ as snd cf quotations teined former prices, whil bp ‘The rales were mace Whrexay.—The market waa steady, with saics at 29 (c. per gallon. NEW VORK CATTLE MARKET. Wanweepar, Sopt. 26, 1960. PERF CATTLE. The brokers and drovers appeared to be koep'ry boll tay yeaterday, no lite had they to @o, The grest mace of | the catule which bave arrived curing the pas: few days were lying compesedty around the yards, and bat for tae | covsiderable nomber of men and boys sitting around on the fences, one might have supposed it was Sunday, tn. | wtend of Wednesday, 8 little bustle was thore In com- parison to that which characterizes the great market day at Boll's bead. The great ecoret of this lies in the {not that Above chief customers for beof cattle, the Jonr were ab- sent from the yards commemorating the tm he of ment, which Inete unt!) suntet to and, Rone Re brew custom thrgagboet the world, t food and drink, tnd also, it roma, from result wae Ue? SS fF Fo about the Gulleet of the dull ay, kinds depreciated te yalue materially. There were afew fine eb fold on Twerday morning at 100. per poend, 4 only © very few could bring 9/0, and the ball of prime offering? told at about Oc. Other grades renliond from Sjge a Sige. re Were on LJ to-day & inrger number (ban usual on Wedacsdaya, | aud the of them were poor, It was thought that ber woud be le't ower uneold, but it ie pre: iil be booght ap 0B Thursday morning. At Bergen HN the pales on Menday reached 968 head. There were at Allerton’s 4.285 head, an’ atall the city yards $411 bead, making @ grand wis! of 5,476 bond, agniost | $206 heal fast week. The total redeipta it all the yards forthe week and lai week were an fina s-— : S855 Sis 3 82% coco e338 gees 3 3 wae sees > wee FF. Sass = » a 6 a weather, the market +160, appearance, anda fair demand prevails for all good grades, reed ap iy my use and from the milkmen ot Loog ew Jereey and various country towns tp ‘at all the yards for this week aud last week were LOK B— ace” seg Chamberiin’s, O'Brien's. i 23 43 Ww 63 53 VEAL CALVES. The market was coveiverably more active upder the in- uence of the mere favorable weather, and holders maut fested considerable Armuree if their operations, The ferings were mainly of an ordivary quality, but the: ‘war quite a large ruaber of foe veals on gale at all tho pares, which rexdily commanded rge number were placed at from 5 cc. w 6}K0., ‘wut Gc. per povud. The inferior to ordinary descriptions Drought from 3c. to4e, but in consequence of the absence of Jew butchers they were elow of sale, The Wotal receipts ay all the yards for the weck and last week ‘were as follows: — Lea shingtom, Br ERT en nn ha ha Canbasitgn rn, Last week ......282 3 162 sd SHFEP AND LAMBS, ‘There was a cousiderable fuling off in tho reoetpts dur- tng the part week at most of the yards, and « better feeling io the market was tye immediate result, Tho market was bnoyant end pries advanced two to four #luilings per bead, the sales renging at our quotations above. Good to prime offerings were very drm, aud sales were readily eflveted as fue ag thoy nerived. ’ The Bumber on rule to day was cousyuently moderate, and only a few of the Inferior grades rymaincd unsold in tho | atter partof the day. Prices ranged from $2 75 to $5, | and extras brought from $5 Co $6 per bead. The lotal re Seints 08 all the yards for this week \nd last week wero as we Washinglon, Browning's, Chain alin’ Brien's 2,832 120 oh iia rtd 4,183 Were in plentiful nee Dat with a o@ntiaved mo- derately active Cemand prices are malataise’—the eales Deing at 6c. a Row per pound, The toial gumber offer. ing was 7,968 bead. RECAP! ‘TION, The total receipts of ail sto shook stall tho 8 ter the week and last week were a8 follow: Lm i | THE LATEST ADVICES ROMIVED AT THe NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Septeniber 26, 1800. oe Caba . *"Bept. uy ritiua, 1. Ooean,. aug. 7 ei F, Ra, ang. 8 | Melodurne, N.8.W.d. Akyab, Beng ‘Alceanliria,” Byypt. May 26 Amoy. ‘April 23 -Aug 17 ‘daly 0 | Arroyo, P. R.......Aug. 21 | | Aspinwall, N. Bay. Sept. 16 } | Souncton, Faras'y.. v Auckland, N. Monrovia, Africa.. July 23 AUX Cn . tevideo, % A... Aug = | Mow teroy .N.Mexion. Avg. 24 Bahia, Mogowt Feb. 17 Port au Platt, 8t. D. Aug Port-au-Prince Hay Sept. Port Spain Trinidad. Aug Portland, Uregon.. June Puerto Cabelio,Ven.Aug. 4 Queensi Rio Grande, Brazil. .Jaly Realdo. i? Chap hte 9 Cap B,C @ et o8aliiesa Carthagenn, pe Fr. rey Cienfueges, Cuba, ..Sept 13 Ciudad ~ peta Avg 2 San Jose, Costa Rice “Jay ib Bac Juan dei Norte. aug. 13 San Salvador C. a yee 2) Santa Mata, Siorraleoue, Airica. Aug. 10 Singapore. July 16 Phenix, Gar, Pall Dyneror a int lighteutng ber Binal, Me-cice ‘ang. 19 | of nobrt Taco bales’ ef’ cutinn. fine peceriea us mecterial Gare Singtua, Twkey....Aug. BL | 826, afd will reload and proceed on her Fe Santa Fe May 15 | Now Orleans, te Santiago do | ure, in S feet water, belleron, 8. De n Towbes to ber apslat: nbrero rt} aF | pire ont ae te bare Me beens Gir Ju a | rat ace et Jago de Ciba. 4 Molten re 3 St. Petersburr.. 29 | for repairs, sa a rt Bt. Johns, P. i. 13 | Tank Cermas Stareett, McKinney, st Ren Orleans from St. Kites 22 | Rockland, hod the storm or blow on Tortwens Ith inet, but re- St. Thomas UL | Gelved 6 damage, er deck was completely coveted with | inn 4 from ibe time the gale commence! oa the 1d until ni atch Me byancy} 4 weet | —Mobtle, Rept 26—Bark Trnardon. Dow Ang. 00 Sept. 8 Troxiito, Tiondurna. Sept. 13 Tohit),Seo'y Ietands.sune 7 Tampico, Moxico....July 7 Trissidad do Oui opt. Turk lands Todasco. , Aug. Jay 8 Ovean. July 12 POSTAL DIRECTORY. sp bop gor i | LOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFIOR. | | -North—Albany, Buffalo and Onnads.. 35 P.M orth and West way mal. ¥ Ae | festern mail, vis oe and Ole. gare | | serpay Mar. iOasntey maiinches tb (hiedice aa AM. oa AM “Over S.Laxe City. The Sere as c}..] via Bi | Go. Pace... Seauily Aral a Wooday, Oe ald AM | afi ve) on aah tte, serra * plan on the 12h nc? Oarentta... 1Rh, 2h, vin Marsetiion 4h, 120% Ath, tie +> Oma, &0,..Vin Mew on eh and 20cb. Via South pion oth and Bh, Avereaits.. Morelia end Boar am the 6a Via Benue apeptnn and Kure, 12h. SRTTTED.... Vis Aden cu the tb and 2718 of the month, Via Bont " idrvetiies mals are Senpntched om thre. above Bhonid any of thew ee fmlon Bandy, the mati te epatebeu ibe fellowtve ee fedanowe mee are ‘dempatched om (he morning of | Park Lady Suffolle. 210 tons, | we did not Jeare wore datea Sheul! any of there ater fa:! om Bumday, the — es !lie despatched ioe morning mrevions Posr sae ro Vu By THe PENG peiot baw heen reat ma'l packet wi'l hereatter run repniery betwe Janette, Beatevides and Uucras Ayres, runners Rut i ade Janeiro wb th menihly ‘we of Preven co nit peotrve pila en the route bets ren Berdenuy an Hie de Juncit, by meand Of whieb letters from the United Staves tor! ragasy ant the ary be fuewarded vin Pram jn thy ents. the ping he Pale DEF fothe United tiates Lctiere origin | argentine Vontederation. and addremet tothe (nik d Stav 4, ever be prep: id ore bu paid, atthe mptloa © the ,, tie French Post Of» having appointed ite own deo und bnence Ayres, whoare authorized to “SHIPPING NEWS. Movements vi Ucean stenmers. FOR CALIFORNIA, Bow York et York. Now York u AVANA, MATANZAR AND NEW ORDE, Birxvute— Brom Kew York lot arriving at Hnvenn Oto and Hew Orienus Hb. From New Orleans Havana Lith, ar: tiving at New York Cavawna—From New York 1th, arriving at Havana 16th and New Orleans 10th | Prom New Urieane 26th, Havana #8, | arriving st New Vork i. AO FOR UNE TORK—FHAt #0 RIBFS...0. § | moon ants. Som suis ware) Poxt of New Yoru, + September 26, 1800, a PARED i Steamebip Mount Vernon, Layield, Portland—tI B Cromwell vo. Ship Sabine, Cromweil, Liverpool—Williams & Guion, Sip Commelina Gri nell, Spencer, Loadon—rinued, Min- tur Hark Old Hickory. Hotwes Falmonth—-1 ® ‘i P Dwight orton, Havany e Mower taper Yznaga, del Via 5 Brig ‘Husming Birc, Pultz. Marsetiios— W F Schmidt. Brig § 13 Johnson (Br). Klaredge. St Kitts —Thoa Jaen, Bis Princess Koya! sr), ‘Newbold, Kermuca—Saith, Jones | ai rig Thoreas Swann, Bockelmann, St Thomas—MeLean & Linta. | pi Jager. Eaten, Sawyer. Philadelphia—James Hand. {hiner & Oo. EK a Wiimiogton Sebr peer, Donovan, Philade Aphia- Sebr Sean rae a Murray. and. Bearse, Koatca—8 W Lowle & Oo. tt, Parker, Boston—O Sloop Pointer, Gardner, Providenc 5 ‘The reported clearance of ship Havre (instead a¢ Zurich) on the ‘22d Inet wae anerrer of the copytst at the Castom Hone. any Verse la lenve this Pow on foreign vo fea, Lie clearances whieb are not puolished owing to the that they are not recelved from the Custom House, ARRIVED. Steamehip Persia (Rr), Judking, Liverpool, Sept 15, via Queenstown 16u), with mdse Aud paRseDpers. to BCnoxrd, Stexmahiy Mont Vernon, Layiiela, savannah, with mdse And paseenzers. to 11 Cromwell & Co. Fhip Coste of Liverpool), Gothrie, Babin, Ang ZL via Rt Thot as Aus 29 lat 230 N, | | | im ballust, to master, the 20th last experienced a cyeione ‘Queen, Giles, Boston, 4 days, in ballast, to mas- ‘liark Amelia Px) Moore, Providence, Sdays, tn ballast, to DB Dewoit. | will load 1 ley NS, 10 day, with | 18 days, dave. eiersbure, Tdaye tee = ge acu Nts Ta nowt, | ie, | gy 3 NO, I Sebr Wore Burtt, Newhern, 4 da: Sehr fame’ x bed, Drink water, Sebr J Tilten, ketwarda, Virginia, Sehr S Larral ree, 15 ~ Schr Malabar, Welt icine Vist. 1 al Sebr Ellen Matilda, Web, Calals, 6 days, Kehr Anv, Wallace, Malem, 3 days Sehr Daniel Webster, Lovell, rosin for ATbany. Sebr Kelecn Barvey, Wearse, Boston for albany. Sebr Seraph. Allen, Gloucester, 8 di Nebr Julin Martha, ‘Parker. New F sebr Augusta, Kelly, New Bedford. a Bebe Rileo Rodina Vowronm, New Hedtord, 8 days. Fehr Texas, Praith, ¥ rovidenag, 2dayn. Coke ce Kagle, Kelsey, Hi aneng = tal Dye: rae ence, % di Bebe Senator Fu hr Francis i hi REPT Montrose, Harte t, Pork Morrie for Hobe BM Gash G matey, Clare, Albany far Hariford, Sehr Marble Hest, for Boron. Sebr Superior, it ey my Roosignt for Wotan. Er binly Fewer, Fowler, Rendout for Boss Rebr etapeatence, ct ware. | ay Paiiade! cy fear 1. Philadetn! Bteamer Josephine. Green, Philndelohtn, Bteamer Penguin, Wiliams, Providevos BAILED Bteamsbin Aste Liverpool—pamet the Ratiory at 118 PM; wi x Napier (Br), London; brig 1) ‘Wind at sunset NW. Misceiianecons. The Conrd moll steamship Asia, salle yesterday for Liver- pool with 67 passengers. Etrawsiur Mes DeFono, at Baltimore from Boeton, when 100 miles § of iHlock Island passed the wreek of sehr J.4 ¥ Car- tts, of Adelson, Me, abandoned and boais gone. (! his ie pro bubly ie versel even by lip bark, Beaver: Serived‘at inte port esterday.) The J & FY was bulls at Addison, Mo, in 1880 ust ingns, exoerier ced a hemvy gale: | ud reefed topaail nud inain spencer. At 1d {night the sein topent biew a=ay, the gale ingrenee 12 PM the Hib, with m fearful sea a blast of whud At this time the | hook 6S sa = s : ey the mulneeact to right the thy od found ¢ foot water’ in ber hold." On the. uigt vt, the nal Gur the day of the Lath, exyerienced auciber bur. the» Panted by tremendous ea, Roberts at New Ovleans, reporta:—On the Hanks, of Jot Ivtands, saw a wreckers around | We, for New York, . was gotten off on the | nee of the lowboats Landis, | appeared to h Gavesa, Lowe yesterday, wit reste oy. wok wood Walter, Uncerwriters. = sarcasm ts sen Of AWS, win q Becrery of Hoard of Bark a mace dance on thaki Re paried Serentt-s'end drifted. onma: distance; a} lide nt the Ume was very lo #, and the captain thinks » hove strock ard Ininved ber bottom De uit jat £2, jon 28 20, daring a beavy awell iz Rie roited’ ateay mntntopmast nod ‘Madr topemt! ant nod for etepenll yer ie, and carried away heed of mai 4 Bata A B Moons, from | for Mobile, with 8 cargo | machinery, pat wie Key West previous 1 Mus leaking i. ot foun Jaues A Barann, 07 Neil, from Wilmington, NC. for New London, w' Jamiber, baa none sabre on Vat, SS crew have arfive! om sonst verge! at Witnington captale Fea@nined on hoard wo tend to the sale of bull melenais ae The } A B was ownet by Menere Marcis & Howell, of Wimington, and wae insured. ® Maca h wenel, cargo fully ineured 1 femm, Botzrce, Bennett rr at Persuco'a om onan pabd ‘vse of tails, waking Uadiy con Dew Door, trom wo Port 1Sch int in diate, OF what rat som, with foremast from New Verte for Bra te Ih Ineiber for nn Fawr, frou Charleen, with 2 earn © nnd, which returned yo Charlewon alter Velng ashore, Sil ret as y be condemned. Sern CanoLmne B Stepsos—% Thomas Hine & Simpeom, of Rochester, (3 dare from ¢ rd here thi 7 5 t ae Of, ond the The captain tor At Har: cary #aye the ache perfecug light acd in want f nothing 3 (ioe to Bulwood Walter, Bey, seer tary of Board of Underwritera) Daring the gale at Mobile, wile cn the nad Wath jnat, the ebip American Uplon ley coteide the Potnt during the brrrinne, athome of ches 7 end rode it curs with 10 get if bet final tacked aboot and stood off (0 sea again Bark Tidal Ware, 286 tome, built it Mem rk, hae beew porchosed Uy a § ve wnt lem Bouse, aed Wil Le witkarawa from tbe whaing at Notice to Mariners. tofermate 8 eneriom va the Hdih Anwant, it Harbor, » ia he ‘which wae issue Directions for apprcachiog Rarrac sepia @omed the bar. did eo in 185 er) O'Brien, at Providence fren Ardroeean, ree | frota Kent eRe Ore | Uges Teri ey und by ob B, ‘new lowe). viaible tn. Seay mebiban, prevalent J aring he + 22 to 2 feet 6 inches. 49 to 18 feet, 3910 Bl feet 6 inches Pp hips ink Joe Vrein Gepiieto April 18 who ber beta eee oath) Spry, aiden. " bets tek Fam pte th de if May, f inh s0un, rom 4 pril » the end of May, rom | rudy before ay after the SW maneno 1 30m, pe pring tle po «18 feet Sine aun. . 17 fouk @ inches, From dared io widdie of WRB Whe average irene ther in the BW mrt soon.— HI fect. There ere da during thie monsoon when ‘the sake nso beavy’ bet ohipm at the above draft ould bot with wefety item ApET scbing the Port nee Note 2. he Cou ga, ie et i 3 tiem st under 1 ie Tine of ei wl carry 6 Al fap Tid the Gangereus Hanks wi Rao Kokows ‘of the Ino iiveriog vibe places 10 fathoma be et of “be tiged ta cuprenta bein from ue vuter edge of the Ranks (Am Stenaion entoch be pads te he eed wf i pai Sarees wht a « ape Manze, distant ie lew WA; {rons the er fo Kurrachee, is eros oe dur vg he SW mano Wisearon eboni make tale Pin Hor Menara gf oibh Keeping it QManore Polat) oa 7 (8 Pas) fuming the W aide of Kurmche Harbor, ta i bright. aid cin be appronehed to bait « mile y Neary fromm N to ky wlth 6 {uuhomav On this viatd the lipbtbouse Ane anal cine 2S ‘coriaia f'rhco pilots, eaLRot teui.un should be given ta niied tom hips should not r any circumstances, at- feter the part wichout a ils, .n Ff ie of September shipe ebould not om wieder cn, Keepine tbe ia honse heeriny from, boarded by a pilot or dir Sept 16 tit th yea oe Mas aperens a a NNE; distance } mile ia Apri «De Way dg ihouse NNE to NE: distance - Spiele hiathos, K. GILES, Port Oiltcer, & enora, Jan 2. W880, e1-The Bussorah Merchant, the deepest ahi c Breer dincven there DAog st the Uime 22 feet s inches: water, whoa slight swell, abe bumped several times, losing ber thine keel. Tange the being of T37 the tral Boxer hae been totaily lost onthe Incus Barks. The ships Thomas Cow pel) and Augnate, with steamer have xrounded on trem, but were eventnally tusted of. Two joes — Wilh {oops Lave alto in the came period toneked oe by order of the fearetary of lave for Taste te Coun J, COSMO MELVILLE. NV ndia Ofteo . Sept 3. 7 Pape aor ng Bivartown, m Capt br _ bark lem ot ru hee ‘teen ug 10, in lat 37 29, lon 38 90, with 180 Dbl ap. nll wel + ton 7610 Ww ‘bark Ate os Lawrence, Spoken, &, Fbip Clara L Prebte, By ehtp Win On Bark Sarah 'L. Bri hence, for for Louion, no date, Phil unt Jones, from Bouin for Crom wat, } from Boston for Port au Prince, Sept 23, 2, With math topeall, steering 8, showing = red ie boreer and white ball in centre, was seem New York, from Jacksonville for St 09 B0. or steering 2, was seen Sept 19, Foreign Ports, Passed by, Sarah, Andrews New York for J ‘andall, and Raith Kove, Homans, do iat, Boston for Aumode River; Cos . Coviolan, Steingrafe, NYork. id Reaper, helley (from London), New COW —Arr ta the Clyde xo date Royatiat NYork. G KoNG nodav—Arr Haze, Holmer, 0b); sip tie ‘New Worn —Are Great Western. Parber, NYork. werm |, Charleston; Columbia, Per ir Mxtan® ); Sulistrin, NY. Donna, N York. st, oop, NYork. r Seutheruer Avery, N York, SrLDOvKNE, Jue 25 Arr ship Luckuow, Gorham Ate st cour hark Wild Gnzeile, Crowell, X York Mansaarn DLO Arr bei Lor, Kingeton, Ja. Bep Toxt au Pi nc, Sept Serie Mara, Wright, St Mare 19 lead tor Boston. Victron, Sept 15—Cld brig Amazon, Fleet, NYork; schr Hele- wa Koberta, do. a Sept 20-—Arr snr Gem, Redfield, Mbivago for bier Septl—To port Parke Rac cborge, Searles. from + Avg 20, to load for do; Mary Bison, Nickerson; ashing Tien, and Weatern enia, Hatniliou, or R¥ark. No veae Arr ay as Emily St Pierre, Teesier; ee ; eehre Margaret ‘AnD, Vhilacelp bin, 8B, Sepl phieeis eas Crozmbo, Paslow, for poo! ity Sept Arr L neinda, fmith, NOrleans. wo Vairamese, Aug \7— im port Br bly Oxus, for Carizalonjo otra Gun. Pept 7—Um sehr Potowse, Arnet, {rem Bew American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, tert. S2— Arr brig, Isang Carver: rade, 8 Saw Pb Tae ton, ce «Sept 2—Are steamers Jom yarvab: SR spauidiog. Howes, Baltimore Gu aner: Lunt tiveryool bark, Ba prove Wotem Witen, W dackact vile: Bt Albans, Scott, Chics go via Be ‘arm] ¥ otan, dy, aid Berregnaee a ‘ork: eete gocenyeine Bad, wied AO to SSW, ship Frnt bark Howland azo ped town t Pre- F. Sept 26-Arr steamship B DePon . ship La Duchesse D'urleans Movkine Kio J Wiarte ‘id brig Mariba Wsahington ster, Nickerson, NYork. Bid jg Mount Vernon, Ta), ip Conquert, and’ barks Fane. Mg red AY B. Reed, rAkE. chg Arr sobre D Oakes, Over tm. and» Keen Bes caas NYork cha kL We Pept 22—err echr D B Warner, RY arcoticn, Urig Black Sean. Podgee from Mmn: Susan G Ovens, Norton, Liverpoul, Sid ache 00. Dobe rine. Fenter, NYorti sede Merry P iF Cy rie hoe tine Bul, 0 vtland; chr 11M Bren sip f bY Moss, do. R Kept i3—Arr eohra Phita: Darl brown, Heald, the tog tmih mnern Ball, do; ole, nateton, Balimores Ben M04, Chawe. N Yor MOET R, Kept ai re var Ze DEW OFLEAl wud Oroante oe. .* Geuze. Heturr ed, bark Hhediell, bora, 10 Ovens ‘Below Marcia, Srecaleat, Mi fran Laver pont, Baden, trilpbrn. from from N¥ork, (id 5! i Delano, Kate, Meveri, Heli, Brake Are coy tel shins Carita, Liverpool; Lie Woods 'v. mg 1h adie Snow, Boron, frig Se SORE fee ‘Chief, Eldridge, Bosion, C4 Beare whe OW ere = Kame, Yao Naune, and in ind ee Rae eo im Bae 7, and Alexander, Gollew Rule, Addison, N¥ork; Jae BCom th Naiepign Rowen 2uth, ships Ares, Wiig: JW Paine, from ny Bib— are whre Gollew am, de Gotham hed Prarbin, Freeman, or Alemager, Liverpool; Pepyertit, Mill from from Chey broke kiwan, sik a fms Newent oe “Wiece!). Buse wan es Rowton — on maeTenn, Pept H—arr obra kW wp Somer, Meteor, Chane, Port wen for Saco. Cid sehr N York, mi hate [ag ng ay ed pl Mf Kingston, 176 tone), Marton, NY. Were Samah eas nee fe a . Adams. ork. j, Sept Sh—are eehr Warrlor, Crockett, pew PORT, Sept 4 Log | port schra Trion, paren, Vivain- oulityan for Basimare, Challenge, Hall. Non tor Phindelphin, Birabern, Mag, from arwich foe NYerk; seop Heien, Babevek. from Nie iford tor ¢o. PUA ADRUI IMA, Sept. 2— Are Senmdip (mt ridge, Hower Rosen Com jobne, Liverpoo sobre Avoliee, rom Rot Moo om, reweter, ; | Fre etore St, Kuban, en W Tell, Foren fone: Kbede rem. 1, Vietor, Pease, Co brit ge od Weetehester, Rawtn, Smita, Groepnerts, Mary Ci te adie, 3 oh Tered Vent yt Oe i hetpont AAs om Thetcber, Thaw te spate Wea, A yA Baw tate brig Isola, Laneaster, Aleran- SaRRESE i rans ek ie tt silk wens ica Dio.” i yler, ard Biefly © Denison, Bon Feémen Janne § Bey whey Nise ees Canta Panes ech chug tien, en bred Proust " NORTE # te * Abirall WiLMiNGeos bra Ned. Cendeveop, wd See Bird, “mit