The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1860, Page 7

Bs quiet, Lard dull and quotations barely es ‘Steady, at 62s. 64. a 642 tor Butchers’ Associat: LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. LivmRvoot, Oot. 6, 1860 ‘The brokers’ circular Pinay -—Ashes—Pearls | guiet al at 286. 9d. an mand. ‘oll, 23 wiet Rice firm, with an peace fr TioF qualities: common 5s. 34. a 5s oh trite on ‘tine duil at Sis. 9d 4 324. Teas slow tae but ar ‘unchanged. LONDON MARKETS. & Bros.’ circular reports:—Wheat firm but quiet, Pepe eye per quarter since fous ; white, 608. a 645.; red, 58s a 626, if, 20s, a 32s. dron steady for both ratis and bare at £6 68 # £5 108.; Scotoh pig steady at Gly 3d.a 61a Gd. Sagar buoyant, with ap advance of dd. Tea quiet: common Congen, 18 3d. Coffee quiet and quotations are barely maintained. Varpentine steady at Sis. 64. Staseed onlnes bave ciety advavoed: New Mork bbls., £11 5s. # £11 78. 64; Rogton bags, £10 16s Fish oils dull, bd at We. pesderipet Tallow ateady at 638. 6d. a 638. 9d. bales. areauee sit dinuire, 94¢ ; bas, 846, tres ordizaire lowed quiet bat steady. Tho total ‘mock is port amount ed to 162,000 bales. RKETS. LiveRroot, Oct. Let, “. Cotton—The salos yesterday (Saturday) were 15 000 ‘Dales, including 7, ae ory ‘to Speculators and exporters, the market closing firm Breadstuils quiet aud steady. Provisions—The market closed quiet. Lonpox, Oot. 7~Evening. Consols closed at 93!< a 933, for money and account. Steamer City of Manchester off Cape Race. Sr. Jouns, N. F., Oct. 16, 1860. Steamship City of Manchester, from Liverpool 3rd ‘tnet., via Queenstown 4th, passed Cape Race at three P, ‘M. on Monday, Her news bas beea anticipated by the Arabia. NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. ‘The Prospect in the Event of Lincoln's Election—Despatches from New Grana- aa and Nicaragua—Starvation of the People of Kansas, &c., Ke. Wasmyoron, Oct. 15, 1860. TUM PROSPECT IN YHE EVENT OF LINOCOLN'S ELECTION. The election of Lincoln by the Electoral Colleges being ‘now regarded as a possible event, sober minded Southrons bere are calmly contemplating the probable state of par- ties in Congress, and the force of popular eevtiment in the Southern States. They feel assured that the republi can party will have little to plume itself upon. First, the popular majority in the nation will be largely against J.in- coln; secondly, the Unived States Senate will be decisive- Jy against bim; thirdly, tho neat House of Ropresenta- tives will surely coniaia aa auti-repablican majority; fourthiy, in no Southern Stave will Lincoln find men of any repute to accept office under him as Cullectors, or Postmasters, or Martbals, or in any of the lowest Subordivate capacity. Thrse facts are sufliciens to show ‘that the Lincoln admioistration would be paralyzed at ‘the outset for any evil purposes agalust tbe Souto, and would be dependent on the indulgence of that evotion for catryivg on the government. ‘The fight against Lincola, therefore, will be carried oo most effectively within the Usjon. He cannot make any important appoaiment ‘without the copeurrence of a democratic Seaace, aad the anti-repubiicsn mojority in vbe Houee will keep eoatrol of the pablic purse, The eubmiestonists, therefore, will be very toon the Lincolnites themselves. ‘There are the views of Southbrons who know and appre- clave the opinions apd the feelings of different sections of the contederseoy. If New York wiil not do what is ex- peoted of her, with the fusion of ali tbe conservative ele ments, theae speculations will be idle; but at the worst Lincoin will have a barren sceptre, As to Pennsylvania politics, the decision of the Reading Copvention mets the entire approval of democrats tn ‘Washington. AFFAIRS ON THK ISTHMUS OF PANAMA Despatches were received at the Navy Department this morving from Capt. Porter in command of the equadroa at Papama, in the absence of Capt. Montgomery. He re ports everytaing quiet, and apprebends uo further trouble from the ineurgents. It is generally admitted that the timely landing of English aad Am¢ricaa forces at Pacama prevented a serious outbreak and great loas of life’and | Property. It appears that the Eoglian landed their forces Delore they were requested to do > by the authorities at Vanama. DESPATCHES FROM NICARACTA. Despatches were received this moraing at the Depart. ment of State from Minister Dimitry, He was still at (5, Managea. There waz vo political news of importance, ‘They bad just heard of the summary manner in which ‘the Hondureans had treated General Walker, and there ‘was geoural rejoicing among the Nicaraguans. ‘MOVEMESTS OF TROOPS. Detachments of upwards of a thousand recruits, from the Several recruiting depots in the United States, have just ‘been ordered to the cepartmenta of Texas and Califoraia. STARVATION IY KANSAS, Mr. Hyatt called upon the President to-day, on behalf o he people of Kansas, whom, be alleges, are in a state of Gtarvation, owing to the protracted drought that has vi- sited that Territory for the last year, asking the (resident to postpune the Indian land sales, which are shortly to take place tm that Territory. He made a strong avpeal to tHe President in behalf of the famishing people of Kan- S48, and urged bim to cali the attention of Congress to the matter in bis forthe ming Mewsage. The President listened to bim attentively, aad aseured bim that be ‘would do all im his power to alleviate their suffering. I dave, says the President, received @ vers! letters from poor women in Kansas, inform og me of the deplorable venditton of the peopl THE SOMMER CRUISE OF THK PRACHION BIY PLYMOUTH, The iheiai report of Commander Cravea, cooetved at the Navy Department, giving details of the summer cruise of the Plymoath, #t the wonder 'u! euccess of Davideon’s new bost apparat: a, Ite etfetency was tested to every pomibie way, a1 't performed evea Detter than le Moet ardent Ram irere aBLicrpated. WWE 8T. JOMREM AND BALE LARK Mast, The Poetmester Genera! hae exteuded the eon aot from St. Joreph to Salt lake with the prereat con trectors—the Central Overtand Mail Company WH Ruesel, Presideps Thin tonures the ovatinuauce of the Pony Rxyress. rentas arvana Comm saioer Greenwont w tay returnet from an oficial visit to the Cheyewne acd Arapahoes, ta the Pike's Peak country havieg coo with Them the bes ote treaty, Thess ivdisos continue to be (reudly, aad some Of cheir chiens will exert theme liven to joduos (he Kiowar aod Comesctas bo be on pesoniul terms @ito tue Uailed sae Movements of Mr. Witlhtam L. Yancey. Atnary, Oct 16, 1800. The Hall of the Capito! was crammed to night to listen to the erent Southers ovstor, Mr. Wm. L. Yancey. His apesch lested over tes hore, and was a masterly, logical and comrineing argcu nt for the equality of the States, the righse of the Fowl), ant toe preservauion of ine Uaion Suagie coustitution. It was listened to with the most mwas ket otiention, eave a! w jalorruptions and hisses from Game i! brea freeselle:s, whome gooke like sounds were prompt'y drowned by; owerwbelming cheers oO! the vast quditory, The veteran democrat, James D. Waseon, presiged. Mr. Yancey was introduced to the meeting by Me, MoMabon, Secretary of the Sta'e Committee, jew happy remarks @hicd elicited marked applause. There is bo doubt but this eoucd Union breathing, ocon- Gtitetional loving epeech will produce a great and healthy change in public sentiment here, which will toll effect|vely at the polis next month, Mr. Yancey speaks at Syrecuse to morrow afternoon to convention, apd the mcceeding evening at fo- Meny regret that Mr Yancey's visit comen go late It ts coveeded by many that bad bis teptiments and the rights of the South been kvown generally and so practi ‘cally # be laid them down, thi State would never give ie electoral vote for Linesin. As it in, it is doubtful very His epeech was that of Governor Seward delivered last torehi| Procession thie (ree, ier uslamueve to marrow morales, winre be Campus Martivs. speak in the afternoon, New York State Polttics. Looxront, Oot. 15, 1800. ‘The Breckiaridge democrais of this county have nomi- Dated Joseph P. Lane, of Middleport, for Sherkt, with a full coonty ticket, A. Atewart Prentien, of this vil Set Kawurd B. Later, of Niagars, were ‘rere somlnatea fot oe aswembiy. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1860. —TRIPLE SHEET. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the Overland Pony Express— News from Oregon, California and China. Sr, Josura, Mo , Oct. 15 1860, ‘The California pony express reached here tis noon, twenty four behind time, with dates to and in- cluding Oct. Saw Francisco, Oct. 8, 1860. Arrived Sept. 80, ships Lotus, from Hong Kong; Mary Ogden, New York; Belvidere, Boston; E. F, Willets, New York; Oct. 1, Panama, New York; barks Constantine and Trent, Rio Janeiro, Sailed sept. 29, bark Carlotta, for Callao; 30:k, slips Silver Star, Baker's Island; Electric Spark, Baker’s Island; Oct. 1, steamer Sonora, with 246 passengers and $995,000 in treasure, also $24,000 worth of Washoe silver ore; 24, bark Creole, Cork; bark Ed- ward Glize, Australia, The arrivals have not contributed to apy increased ac tivity in the market. Buyers are making efforts to ob- tain concessions on some articles, but meet with very lit- te disposition to yield from the iinporters. The jobbing trade coutinues good, Candies are slow, and would show cwenees if urged. Oofive in limited” request, though the vendeucy favors sellers. Coal firm: sale of a cargo of Sydney at $15. Drills heavy: small saies at 9'¥c. Fruits unchanged, with more doing in preserved at low rates Fish active. Guony bags Ear @ at ldc. Oils without change; kinds lately in pls oe still flod favor Butter beavy: email lot thinus, 296.;° 2,000 firkins should be on ane market to-morrow, — Lard etill slow: sales 300 packeges at 17%c. a 18, Bacon anny od to ldc. Pork wading upward grad rather quiet. Rice is selling freely for eres Do mestic apiriie further improved: whiskey 50c. a 624c.; ee pirite S5c.; forcing spirits wactive as last quoted. China advices have given @ buoyancy to sugars: ANo. 1 China quotable under eales at Oc. a VAKo ; the domestic partakes of an uoward tendency; choice L O Llc. & Ildse.; redped meets less request, aod are slow a) the moment at 15c. for crushed. Toe export demand con- tinues brisk for wheat; uoder last accounts buyers can doa trite betier; $1 40 per 100 Ibs. is @ fair quotation jor shipping samples. The small supply of tonnace lately to hand js eagerly sought for. The Willets goes to New York; Belvidere to Eugland; Lotua back to Uhioa; Trent two England; Panama negotiating, and Mary Ogden w guano. Toe Douglas primary election held in Saa Francisco oo the 29th ult., demonstrated the fact that the Irish votes ere almost wan imously tn favor of Chat division of tue democracy. Both wings of the democracy are confidant of carrying the State, A good deal of bettmg bas com MeLed, aDd there eeems DO diilicully Lo get backors om even bets, either for or against Douglas. Hoavy Lots are Biway® supposed to EXeroine aM /mportabt tailuence va Lue California election. The republicans, ave wdingly, are vot vpmindtul of such tactics, Eugene Sullivan, « prominent member of that party, baviag alicady wagered £25,000 wgaices $5,000 that Mi Lincoln will be clesied vy whe people The money is deposited in ihe bavk. There is no California vews of interest Lieutenant Baile arrived from Ipaepentence at Fort Dejoim, with @ party of fourwen men, ou the Z7Un tastant. Indians very troubtesume on the alyu- netant $19,000 were received at Suu Fran- cisco from Frewwout's diaripvea mines, belug tae produce Of the previous eight oa) 8 The pantengere by the Sonora were as follows:—K. W. Fawiey, Greta and wile, Mrs Glare ‘ W. W. Forney. War Patty, A ieterse tor Mereioul, Mewmwan R Mowbrey, man, F. T. Burdick and child, oh ters, John Jobpson, L Carlisle, avd eight ebildren, M Beene L a das Gre by. Anthony Marphy, Joo Kuowles, WoW acmir, w uo three epitaren, A Frozier, wife wud enihtren, Cap Prutz and wife, J W.Onrk, |S Drew. stra P Aariow, Wm Gibson, Barcon, J G Relulla, ila Barpaven- ture Carezo, J. T. Sath, Frauk ‘s aed wite Sirs, Shields, Mr JC Fonkbausen, Mr. Vosey aad wife, L. Weinberg. Jos. Sloven, Wm Galloway, wile and two children; 2, Mixon, J. swali, T A. Elio, BoM S Brady, Grane,J. Bo stepnens, A Ruglor, J ia Morris Kraukotl, Geo Thierou, W. H. Bowles, & Brig delies, T H. Pohemvr, J J. Rocgers, sanuel Griter a H Wet, R. Stee e, W. Briggs, 2 Jones, H. Beaca— and It} the steerage Fail adv.cer (ran Oregon expleia the progress of the Legigiature, The attempted majuroment ot tae Hoare athe Giz, o* BovIeed Dy the Must ox ess, baa been enurety receded fr s¥e does jn poasiole un When att» pted, there A the attempt, both in the Senete and Hovee, to de ¥ the rewion by prema- ture and iegal acjournment, ut well as by the recer- sion of fuctiou® memiere, fo 4s to deprive citner body of & quorum. At the ‘ust accounte—28ih—both houres were io Bemion, duly orpenizet The sia absemt Senators had returned aad taken seat in the apd ratified We satermel proceedings bad la their ay” epee The Governor sent Pes his meeege on the 20th It 1M. DS Pe r Mire Keevan The Goverzor thereio that he will cali no extra ses- sion if the Legilature a ‘journs without electing Seoators, which would Poe the election two years, the session being bienn: Unaer these orrcumstances tt is thought popular clamor will inst on an election and other logis. tou during the balance of forty days, for which only | the sersion constitutionsily lasts, The following tele- | rapbie deapatch, ‘which resched fan Francisco ta day. latest intelligence and aii that bas beou received this week s— A joint resolution passed both branches of the | reneptatives on Monday, October 1, for the election of | two United States Senatoes, Tbe vote was unanimous ia the Senate, but mes with strong oppositioa by the breck wmridge democrats in the House. ree ae ooeae a fb clection taking place at the time specified the arrival at ban Prancia>y of the ship Lape, wo ave advices from Hong Kong to August She left Lng oe Star . A, whose dest The Beers ro ab. from shanghae, Marcena, aad Amaranth, uncertain; sbip Aifred Hill pailed for New York same on Saw sbip Mandarin, from Shaaghae, enteriog Hong Kow; | The Bone K f Prew of the 10h and 11th of Auzost bar advices from Pecbelee Guif to the 26th of Jur | whieb cay the allied flees sailed for the scene of artic the French tn sixty four voewels, large aud small, and tbe British io upwards of two huv: ene la n geperally Delleved (be tiret day of Acgast had deen agreed on for the commined attack opoa Takeo fort It was reported that much jealoury and hws feeling bad frown up hetwern the Frenen and Britieh, the account ray ng, “The Bettiah are very iauignaat and disgusted at toe pretensions of the Preach.’ On the back of the general waybi!l was the following: — Fowt Lan, sm, Ort mam ‘The rider from Horse Shoe statin, together with others, report that the sioux Indians bare killed two white por: rons and one half orect, aud drove of considerable stock. Jt wwe suppered to be of the Sionx returning irom ibe | be cow Mr Berowely, ageuto' vb preme, adds that al! his ponies were rea off by the Indians om Rear Kiver, #uich has delayed the exprer® tweuty four hours ri war party Affray at Van Baren, Ark. Vaw Buany, Oot. 16, 1860 After a regimental mester which was held here to day, three persone, named Rufes ant Jackson Covingwon (bro there), and Richard, a ton of the latter, were kuled hy two brothers, samet Silee and Benjamin Kawarde, and several ethers were badly out and otherwise red on boub sides. An old feud bmi cxisted petweea the partics, but (he Kéwardses, who have long been the terror of thie part of the State, were the aggreteorn While tryiag to make their ercape, they were overtaken a #tort from town by the conetal'e aad his posse, end lodged ta Jail. A large crowd pearty eascerded in talking the prise hers from the constable aud hag ing thom ia the street, | and afterwards surrounded the jai! for sat purpose, but Analy pacified. The peopie are much exnived, end feared that the pr wil yet he wynched. fe te € MOR atrocious affair ever known here iistance Ap Alleged Case of No Gatena 1 meas Kidnapping at , Oot. 16, 1860 An outrageous case of kidnapping cceurred in the latter part of September. A negro, named Jerry Boyd, forty five yeare of age, bis wit atts, bbiety five yeart—and darghter, fourtert tocuced to eo to jowa to work on # farm. man was found, near lowa City, mardered It ta eup posed that, becoming suspicious, he wea Killed by the Kidrappere, that they might retain porscesing of the wo Falewe in wore On the Sib of this moath the men ‘The citizens of Galena bave offered a reward of 8600 for the apprehension of the kidn wnpers. Burning of the Medical Sehvol at Louise ville, Ky. Lovwvitem, Oct 15, 1860. The interior of the editee ceevpied by the Kentucky School of Medicine, at the corner of Fifth and Greee streets, was burned this morning. Lower $6,000. The Mureom and Cabinet were raved, The lectures will be Continued at the borpical without inverraption. The edi- floe will be restored ia a few weeks. Sentence of « Mail Robber. Retiasp, Vt, Oct 16, 1960, Jobo Whitoomb, the mat! robber, was to day sentenced to the State prison for ten years | The Pltteburg Fire. } Prerenvna, Pa, Oot 15, 1960. | The reported loan sustained by the Pittsburg and Cleve. | fond Ratiroad, by the fire on Sunday morning, wee greatly exaggerated, 11 will rot exoeed $10 000, and the | Jone of the engines wil! not in any manner affect the regu” | lar running of the cars. ‘Tre Weather. Porrsyriim, Pa , Oot. 16, 1860. ‘There wae a slight fall of spow inat night, covoriag the neighboring bills to the depth of bait an inch. Bovonamton, N. ¥ , Oot 15, 1860. Snow fell here inst night to the depth of about three imehea, icantonkey <—~' We bad a henry white frost bere Sina takes strong Breekinri¢ge erounos on natiovol politics. | | Loo | ture for w joivt couvention to convene ia the Hall of Rep- | om grain advanced 340. « le. | 14e.. | Bales 26,000 busnew No 1 Milwaukee elu | Corn quiet Naw Onuxa ss, Oct. 15, 1860, ‘The schooner Carrie Saaford brings Tampico advices of ‘the bib inst. Garay, the Mexican Minister of the Treasury, bad resigned. The liberals were operating against Guadalajara, and the city was daily expected to fall. Eiforts were making © ralee money to defend the capital, and a new forced loan was talked of. News from New Mexico. IypePENDENcR, Mo., Oct. 16, 1860, The New Mexican mati, with dates of the 1st inst., ur- rived to-pight, The campaign against the Navajoe Indians has com” Commenced in earnest. 400 Utahs have been employed by Special Agent Pfiffer; alzo 800 Mexicans and Pueblo Indians bave taken the field with the regular army. It is thovgbt they will make @ clean sweep, and whip the Indians into submission. Five men, while haying, twenty miles this side of Fort Huron, a few days aga, were attacked by lodians and two killed, the other three making their escape. The Nebraska Election. Omana,N. T, Oct 16, 1860, Official returns from all the organized and settled coun- ties in Nebrarka Territory, give Daily, republican, for Congress, 162 majority. ling of the Untted States Steamer Hichmond, Nokroux, Oct. 16, 1869. The United States steamer Richmoud sailed yooterday or the Mediterranean. Southerm Occan Steamer Movem Savannan, Oot. 14, 1800. The screw steamship Montgomery, (rom New York, rig here at the bar at ten o’clock this moruing, tue th Cuarueton, Oo! 14, 1860. The steamehtp Marion, Captain Fuster, from New York, arrived bere at eight o'Glook this (Sanday) morning. Loss of the Schouner Daniel Godwin. Naw Oxrxans, Oct, 15, 1860. The schooner Dspiel Godwin, from Lavacea tor Peasa- cols, bas been lost on Last Island. All hands saved, Markets. New ORLBANS, Oct. 15, 1860. Cotton—The market js firm: sales to-day 12,000 vales; prices are stiller, Dut quotatious unchauged. sugar— Fair, 90, Molasses 41340. Flour quiet at $5 87% a 38 Provisions have @ decliuing tendency, Freights—Coitoa w Liverpool, 9 1-ed. Savannan, Oct 15, 1860 Cotton sales to-day 2,000 bales, at uu advance of | ae. ae. Chakiaetoy, Oct. 15, 1860, Cotton sales to day 3,800 bales, at an advuuce ut |,c BALTIMORE, Uct 16, 1560 Flour quiet and drm: Howard street aud Onio, $0 75, City Mile, $650. Wheat firm: red, $1 90 4 140; wutio, $1 46 6 $1.66) Corn tirm: yellow, Wc a 7B! white! We & Tde. Frovisious steady: wess pork, $19 20, prime, $14.50; jard, 8c. Coffee rm at Maye wloye = Whis hey duil at due. PRILADELIA, Oct 15, 1860 Flour active and advanced 1Zi¢0. in some cases Warat Active Bue MUvauCeD Zo MSs: Waite, 61 dL 4 A 60, rea, $130.4 $1353, Lora active: yellow wt 730, aud ao dot Bew, the fist of the seavon, at T8¢ Pruvinious dail. Whirkey stemdy at 225.0. « Almany, Oct 15-11" M Flour very active; sales 4,000 vvle. Waves uarket better: sales 6400 duabels covlce white Mictigau at $155, rea W th, $1 82, red State, $1 80 6 BL 8 wen fess trey 20.004 busveis Werteru mixed at 67o. 8c y otive: sales 30,000 busueis Du. aad Canwoe Beat 06 85556. 4 880. Barley in good anogl aad Coban, EDeIoe low Very arm: Bales 6,000 ous: Oe eat ut Sle , 31,000 Dusbels Capave West at 7700 Dushew state at Thc w We | Whinkey, 2 Alnany, USt 15-0? M Floor very sotive: salee $060 bois, at $5 30 9 $5 50 for commen stave, $5 66.0 $6 To tor extra, Woes ia fair Cruse: SHe# 10 LOU Dusbels, principally choice Micbigac, At $1 66, reo Wewtern wt $1 84, red Stave al $L BO 4 $1 32 Corba liver Supply prenetog Ou the market: sures 30,000 Durbei®, ws 680.,for Western mixed, priusipally at Oe. Cute very aetive und u suade bigher: sales 33 000 bur bels, wt 360. for state apo Caundatast Barley in good Command for choice: lots of Canada; supply good: aa e8 L1 000 burbe is (acade tart at Blo 20,000 bushels tacada West Bt Bde. w doc 177,000 bushels state, four rowed, at Thc. So. The tide waver receipts for tue seoone week in Uc br are 274000 bushels, againet 192,000 busnew ia 1869. Whisky—sules 100 obin at 230 Berva.o, Oct. 15—1P M. Flour steady and tn fair demand. Wheat t bet ter aud yu fair demaod: sales since saturvay uo¥ e butbe® No 2 Obieage spring wt $1.07, 1,000 busi $1.04, 80400 Dusseis No. 1 Milwaukeo clad at ‘$1 12 « $1 15, 23,000 Dumnela red winter at $1 20 a $1 21. Coru th fair Gemaud aud Qrmer: Baiew 40,000 bushes at b6c. 2 66)50 Uther grains quiet’ Whiskey, lc. Canal Ireighte—.5 },¢ op cvrn, 16,6 on wo New York Jmyports —18 000 bois, flour, 228,000 Busbels wheat, 82,000 Ddurhel» corm, 100 bushels rye Expurte—6,000 obis flour, 264 000 busbert wheas, 111,000 bushels corn, 5,000 | Dusbeie vats, 7,000 Dushels bariey Burravo, Oct. 1—6 P. M. Flour in moderate demand, and rales unchanged; ales | 000 bhin | Wheat iu good request and market better; baits 41,000 buepels No 2 Coicago spring, at $1 07), ; 47, 000 Uo. NO 1 Miiweukee, club, 6114 @ SL 18; 12 000 go. reo Winter Obj, $1 20 * $1 21, and 1.200 ao, whive do at $190 Corn firmer, with « fair inquiry; salee 42,000 i t S60 a 5630 Oaw firm; op ig bushels Capeden oF private terms. Barley fri — Ddushels, om private terms. Rye slightly weaker; 1.000 buaboir, ut 653g¢ Proviniopa unchanged. whist key steacy — Import»—7 270 bbls, flour, 286,000 boenets wheat, 41,600 co corn, 3.000 do. onts, ang 4,000 do. var ley _ Exporte—§,000 bole. tour, 900 000 busuels wheat, snd 120 WO do. corn, . Onwnoo, Oot. 15—6 P.M. Wheat rm ae Fleur upebar ged epriee at 8125, 6.00 busbels winter red Western ot $1 26, 2 000 bushels white Canadian at $1 33. the acvanee in freighis coecks the ahinging Gemard. Barley firm: sales 6800 bustels Upper Lake Capac iae at Tes bushels do., denversbie ai! Wie month, at Tc Rye ua- | ehacged. Capat beats continue very sarce. and freights Flour 420 , wheat 1: coru 1Se to New York. Lake tinports— 106 600 burbele wheat. 42.000 busbela corn, 30,800 bushels bar | ley. 14,500 bushels rye, 100 Vuxhels peas. Canal #hip- Mmrptem T6L oarrels floar, 16,100 bushels wheat, 26.400 700 busbeis barley, 6,600 burkei oats, ‘Cnrcauo, Vet. 15—8 * M Flour Cull. Wheat doll: sales 73,000 burhels, at 90c. for North Western club, 87556 880. for No. 1 ana Sic a Abe. tor Mo. 2 Us store. arm Call, apd le lower: sales 16 000 bushele at ST, im etore, Oats firm. Receipts—4 600 bb's flour, 162.000 busneis wheat, $2,000 bushels corn, 2,500 bushels. ate Snipmeote—1 000 Hote. tlowr, 189,000 bunacla wheat, £2000 bushels corn. Freights advamae@ 2. £0 ments were made at 18. om wheat to Bullalo. Sigat exebarge on New York 1 per ceat premium Orvonmani, Oot 15, 1800. Flour very dull st #529610 Whiskey trmer, at 18Nc. Bacon easter, with more sellers thay buyers: shoulders, #10 a Ge ; Rides, We @ 11\e. bus dele orn, 17, Day. Strnmn® Cov t= Cnet! or and Torminer, Part 2—Now. 370, 730. 1848, 1462, GER, TO, 1602, L604, 1910 1612, 1518 i620, 1622, 1644, 1826, '1630, 1494, 1556 omy Asornan Maxsota Batvoon.—Mr. Coe, an eroneutiat of Rome, New York, hat now on Oxbidition at iaiace Garden « large balloon, in which be latends to esemy a trip to Burepe in the early part of next sammor. Ita ows —EKetire leogth from valve © length of envelope when dest horizvotwl diameter, 116 feet. in beight, constructed of rat- \ded into three stories or com wt, which Mr. Co terms tne vn foe! in diameter, with a pee “4 seat renming around the teide, the whole bei carpeted sad curtained The floor above cal | “atate room,’ is covered with velvet carpe, | while the upper story ie to Serve of } perition for taking ohwerwations. The oalloon ja oblong | ehaped, rr quiring 8,700 yarcs of specially made musila for tte manefactare sod weighing 2.900 poands. [t ie four old in thickness for six feet down from tne vaire, where the preesure w greatest, for tweoty feet three! oid, and forty tet twofold, thus eilording great strength. The reama re untied with three rows of stitehing, and tated 209 feet Te ear 9 twenty-two feet and « the meaner of tue surrounding network are ive inches at the top, fucteesing towards the lower part of the balloon ent they attais e@bich four a tine of twelve laches. The vaive, feet im diameter, is claimed to ‘ment bot fuend in other balloons, vir wich the fol¢s of the olber novelty } rope etter leading from te cnr 10 they Mae object of thts © to enable | tbe ronan lower portion of tne ea- | velope, sbou'd all ire herd have been thrown aon, | sed thus aid in | Lio phan Mr Oe ete paves. , Staves,” i We latroduction of & centre of the ballooa ightrning the | cot away world weigh seaety dencminated bis balloon the Work at mm Corr ixeractoa’s Deractaeet.—During Blondin at Jones’ wood, LAST APPEARANCE THis BEASON—Hs CROSSES THE ROPE ON STILTS, BTC. Biondin gave one of his characteristic exhibitions at Jomea’ Wood yesterday afternoon—the last aerial tight rope performance of the kind prior to his departure for London next spring, where, at the suggestion of the Prince of Wales; he isto repeat bis astounding feats in the presence of an English assemblage, ‘The fact that yesterday was to be the last day on which he would exhibi: in th!s vicinity drew together a larger number of spectators than has been present at any one of his performances heretofore, and the announce- ment that so daring a feat as that of walking the rope on stilts would be eesayed lent an additional attraction. The weather, in the early portion of the after- noon, was decidedly unpropiiious, but towards four o'clock the clouds broke away, leaving a clear and sunny sky. At the commencement of the performance, which, ‘we are compelled to tay, was not cbaracierized by Mr, Biondin’s usual ity, fuliy six thousand persous were present in wood. About half past four o'clock the band struck ups fa vorite march, which appeared to be the signal for Blon. Pt py iapetlehaig gen be hogs puitely - pen carriage, in which he was driven from the pad to 0 the foot of vae of the tall masts upon which the rope was suspended, He appeared tn bis usual good gealth, and ascended the pole very nimbly to the landing place, from which he was to start out upon his perilous journey. Arrived there, he crossed the rope in the usual manner, with only ‘his balancing eat Le Ny oe and performing other feats on the rope during kage, which occupied but five or six minuont Reeling for an interval of tive miagtes more, he buckled ou the stilts aod slowly, cautiously, and with the assist- ance Of an attendant, elevating himself to # perpeadicu- Jar, ventured out upon the rope, watohed with breathiess interest by the people beneath, A strong fresh wind ‘was blowing from the west, interfering in some moasure wish the execution of this feat, which required so much delicacy of movement and firmness of nerve and muscle, But Blondin was pot to be ¢eterred, Ad Vencing « few steps, he remained stationary on the rope jor a few minutes, during which Lime he empioyed his pole in acquiring an equilibrium, which be majntained throughout the rest of the exbibi- tion. Thos samured, he agwin advanced, gaining coull denve a8 be progressed vo tne other end, Tae guy ropes seemed to give him some littie Annoyance, aud be crossed those portions of the rope where they were Lied at a {eas wpeed and with greater caution than at the other parts. The time occupied in the passage was about twenty mi- yG his arrival at tue terminus of the rope was the Jor an outburst of applause on the part of the spec- who again drew their breath freely, tn ackuow kinvwstration Bioodtu, from his ele- ully waved bie band sad thanks, Thin was 10 have been ihe conclusion of the exhinition, according to the adverticed programme, but tioudin, doldyg Lis BLM, again croseed the rope to the end nearest bis hotel, for which manmuyre boae facetious ibdividual ID the crowd assigned, a8 @ reasov, that the Rreat acrobat preferred walking Op the Tope to walking on the ground. Having detonved, he entered the carriage ones more ANd Wes Griven to the hotel ‘The #tits with which he performed the last and most dariog of bin feats ure about four leet injengta, with steps Ata distance of two fect from the trope, aod provided with the Btraps vecessary for Uirmiy atluching thet ty bis logs. ‘The ebalt i# terminated by # prong eOAped inetrumeut of with three weth, two of which serve in grasping the ; and the central one ty gaiding bis movement wiong the rope. jonsieur Biondin’s peda ex tremities gav somewhad the appearance of possess. withstanding the éerloas and Whom, MANY were toclined to it the laughavie appesrancs be presented, aad com- pared bim to a lovg legged bantam crosstag atence, The lags and Fetorn trip wha tonaly appaudes by the spec tators. who were iv the best humor during the eutire performauce, at the conclusiou of which they quiel\y ais. persed. Polwe Inteuigence. Arnis? oF Day Goons Maxcnanrs—a Rewaracants Cass oF AtiaceD Falak Partexces —Yesterday officer Horton, of the second District Poles Court, arrested two ary goods dealers, named Kolaed H. Macy aod Samuel S, Hovglitou, on & warrant iesucd by Justice Connolly, herein they stand charged with conspiring together to cheat wud defraud, and by ialse pretences did obtain from the United States and Jefferson insurance compa- pies $700 and apwarc It appears from the eworn alfi- dayits in the case that the defeudapte are doing basi pees at Now. 204 and 206 Siwth avenue; that ia the month of October, 1859, @ fire ocearre’ in thoir store window, Tho damage sustained in fact did not amount to $1,000; yet & claim was meade agaiost the companies of $5, for goods wleged to bave actually Deen destroyed in window, and some oO hunred dollars additional for hosiery, &c., damaged on the shelves outside the window. There was ap ipaurance of upwards of $15,000 on the stock. Daring the past mouth informa tion came to Fire Marsbul Baxer,and the matter was in- etice Comnolty. It uctually paid to Mr. ‘8 & Very corions one, as the evi- the clerks then in the defendants’ employ seta tbat they witsessed Mr, Houghton throw oxo aod oaged grt, emangst the damaged good# aud mu about. This was done, as alleged, for the purpose of making out « larger claim agai Det the insurance com- pany. The Juatice required the acoused parties to fad bail In the sum of $3,000 each to snamer the charge. VoLcaTeeas rox rie Txxas Pronrian is 8. Ross, of Waco, has received orders from Goveraor Hous.on te reise & com pany of sixty mounted volunteers, to proceed at once to the frontier Ladies’ Balmoral Boots, Gaters and vere, MI " Hoote Showa: po Putent Lasteare a Ant okt ree 8 rondway, be: Bieventh and Twelfth oBreomiyn, ge to alaing’s Fifty Cent Da- Photographs iu every style, he Williamson's meu Aen. ve ads o- from $1 up warce, at 477 Broadway. 1,000 Portraits Taken Datly by Holmes’ United States patent invention %4 for $1, large lnotographs iu ovlors, #1. 99 Broadway only. of Walea—Read Advertisement Museum und. bead of Amusements Btetnway & Sons’ Uverstrang Grand and square Mianoe are pow conmidered the ber mastered, are warrantet for Ove years. Wareroome and 4 Walter Herring’s Patent plow Fire and Burglar Proof B.fes, 251 Kromdway, commer of Murray erent New York. Grover & Haters Ucienrared Notsetess sev Machines, the nest in nse for fumily mewing. 400 Broad. way, Now York, nad Led Puluon street, Hsrocalye. BKureke Sewing Machines—Price 350.— Can be paid for in weekly amounts. Agente wanted flew 498 Broadway. Machines rented Uf demred. fartion taught free of charge. Hempest Family Sewin, Machine ln warket Price #) ¥ ad STEVESS & PO., 428 Brondway. The Best and ncapest Famti Sewt Mechioe in marter tor 3 ted STRVENE & 00. 125 Hrostway. Finkle & Lyon Se Machine Com. pany —Al! meedines warranted to eve part cine Money refunied. Agente wnated. 695 Htrondwe The Lada & Webeter, sewing Machines tay now be bad for Fifty Dollars, «! G8 Limealwar Batehelor's Wigs, Toupess and Herr Dye have improvements smrpasming al) others, untaral and easy; perfect ft, po turwing ap bebind, No. if Bune mene. “Ladies Beeucther"—Unnion & son's ‘teow Wane Oriental Cream." Bold by ail orngeists “Beautiful “tnow White Criental Cream PRaion's Price & cen per bute exion” te Desired by aul Intien, Dee PHALAZA'® “Rnow White Orirmia) Oroman.” Pearl bee achiew fylee And prone drvenista Prinetps) depots 727 and 40 Broad any Gouraed’s Saperb Liquid Rouge D. tee etection ne rabhing off, except with wap aad water, Pound o: GF Walker sweet tle Uproots tate m] forebeada or any partofthe boy. Warrested, at OF Walker etreet. Berry's Tricopheroas ts the Bert and thence Article for dreaning, beautifying, curling, ovansing | preserving aed restoring the hair, Ladies, try Sold by all | Serefuin.A Kew Gottles of Kennety | Girecton in the pemoble: around’ auch ‘Solin wil care tne | worst cama :! a | Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye. Bere ‘Tou. poem. the best in the world; wholemuie nnd retail, and the Dye privately applied. No. Hill's Hair Dye 50 Cents, Minck | Brows, beet in wae. tee Re 1 Barclay street, and wc th Farther drigaieta, eo eire, Ne OM Cte Busse Soe Discnees Inet Wore you tave es Sees SYRUP. ————— Radical Cure of or Ries ee : Foon 8 An Unfalling Test —De, iat Be ee eee nature, Ss New anor Tere meateet Stade Lot abe Detaw, ‘Ovass, #4) 15, 1860. 12, 9, 60. 61, oe #3, 92, 73. 4h -OLARS Ocrossx |: 31, 38, oh 62, 48, 11, 32, 68, 6, 23 3, ie 55, m4. Wood, fee of sharge, by Or wo WOOD, ippy's 00. Oo. Be eee Leerings of KR, France’ “— County, Crass Kae own 59, 17, 5, 65, 35, 29, 2, on wicuibares Lorresy, Ouise iis dian is, gt 6%, 36, 93, 18, 75, 45, 57, 8. 31, 63, 47, 42. Cirouiars sent tree'of charge by sdidreasti: ai ik. FRANOR, Winetagem, Delaware. A Cocked Hat.—Knox's fall Hats bes kneeked all the other bate into cocked Krotieman why ronght one the other evening, end wore % Rome, waa met by b "bia wite (to ble great nstoniabiment) win re Jer astonishment was equal to his whea the found wn it_ waa She supposed it to be some young, ‘hancsome, dashing stranger. White, the ne Hatten, has Imspeduoed ns the Nowoamle Soft Hats. Something newt and gay. At 216 Broad. ‘ts’ Hats GBNIN’S, 513 Broadway. Extra Heavy All Wool Undergarment*, sli sizes, at McLAU SHLIN’S Shirt and Furniahing Store, 309 Greenwich street, corner of Murray, U rgarments For the Million, Men, women and children’s, at McLAUGHLIN’S Shirt Factory, 209 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. Six five Shirts for $5, Warranted to fit. MOODY'S BHIAT MANUFACTORY, 363 Broadway. Pe from ie “Amortons pe A ot 106 ¢ Chatham street, corner of Pearl. y' im every style, at Shirt and C Cotlar Depot, wos, 87 and 89 William rtreet_ one door north of Malden lane. elk Heecy ped Gloves. OM. TRACY & GRANNIS, Agent. Married. CrarreR—Hawkins.—in this city, on Sunday, October ‘M4, at the residence of the bride, by the Key, Roderick Sill, Thomas G. Okarran, of Seekonk, Mass, t0 Many Hawiins, of Scotlaad Glaegow papers, Scotland, witl please copy. Jaxee—Y ares —Un Sunday evening, Ovtoner 44, by the Rev. Peter Stryker, Epwaxp H Janas, M. D., of this city, to Janus M., daughter of James D. Yates, ‘Eq »of Wil hamaburg, L. 1. ‘Tnomrsox—Reyxoups —Ia this city, on Friday, October New Jergey, to Mis Atict ReyNotps, of New Orleans. Monmovih county papers, New Jersey, please copy. Van Vieit—Saxtoy at Ciifton, Statoa Isiaud, on Fret Votober 14, by Re H Taylor, Benson Var .to Kam B, Saxton, daughver of Bawin 3, Saxtoa, 1 Wilson—BatcuKLor.—At the residence of the bride's J., on Frioay evening, Octover 12, by al strong, Haxky N. Wiisox, of Brook- “MMA JULIA, eldest daugater of Charles lyn, L. Barchvior, Haq Diea. Contry —In this city, on Sunday, October 14, Enzs- hewn, wife of Mr. George Colley, agea 33 years, ihe relatives and {rieads of he faiily are invited to atleod the iuperal, from ber late ree) 302 avenue ‘A, corver of Twentieth street, this (Tuesday) atternoon, at one o'clock, Coxcpon —On Sunday night, October 14, Mrs. Many E., wite of James ¥. Congoon Desaweere | isench thet ot one men fon ey tally to? auite 4 Fine New Style of ” ve. A | Buse 12, by the Hey. ¥. i. Chapin, Mr. Jon T. Tuokmox, of | Sa alk 7 musce, ULANEOUS. Te A Tak “amon NT CA ‘OVE, COATS Pants AND THST4, AT BYANS! EXTENSIY! CLOTLING WAREHOUSK, 66 ANTS SS FUGRON STReee, every . Kvens datters bln, ett } Ghathe tens and doce wucersell’ every other clouler a tLe 69, 44, | olty; for imstance OVERCOATS, to &% nee All the new Tastyles of Velvet... Silke and Ghoh and Foralsbing foods of every descripticn retailed 1 wholemle EVANS'6, and FULTON Street, Sica of the Red, White an# Bae. ———— CARD, THORBLEY'S FOOD FOS HORSES AND CATTAD COMMONEST UF HAY AND STRAW A BUPRRION PROVENDER, MANUFACTORY, CALBDONIAN ROAD, LONDON, Depot for the United States, 21 Broadway, New York. 4 pamphiet mailet free. _Arenta wanted in every city and town in the Untied States. Tw. &V) ELL'R Ly “ej OARDS Acree, PORT a A a ae ao BROADWAY, OLD the elegant styles Of Cards and SEWING ‘any other, reference to 4 oe, algo to he sewing of rem Once 808 Broatway.” WHEELER & WILSON Sbonld he pnrekesed in saiepand ni only to faa my nee of tering NAT STS T GIMBREDES, 68 BROADWAY—JUS¥ INTRO A Anord, the Gray Handmate Gant 7 QUMBREDES, WEDDING eOABDS AND velopes, ts approved styles, and beat variety of ce ene ——- : T J. RVERDELL'S — WEDRING "CARDS, ‘These oF itivrated engraved sold only at Sit Broad way, comer of Duane. ATARRH. Srquna t relleve cr gure The hey Vossen Lottie ana ihe independent, of New York, who had the Catarrl' for mand Stes ae STAFFORD Oliva TAR IRON AND suLrHOR POWDERS, these of 1 many others who le testioaoulal, and also The frieude and relatives of the family are invited to | cured of Chronic Thrat and Lung IMseases are raed attend the funeral, from ber lute residence, 95 Clinton sireet,, thin (Tuesday ) afteruoon, at two o'clock. Costus. At Rhinebeck, Duteness county, on Friday, October 12 Wituiam H ComKiin, city, in she 86tn year of bis age. inevz —in this city, ow sunday, October 14, Wins % aged $4 yous elatives and frieods of the family are reepectfully W atiead bis iunera, from te residence of hia jormerly@ot Now York tween Ninth and Tenth avenues (north siae), on Wednes- Goiex —Ony Monday, fou of James aud Kiiaa Golden, aged 12 tays. The frieads and acquaintances of the family are re- spectiully invited to sitend bis funeral, from the resi- ence of bis parents, corner of Third avenue aad Thirty. DIth street, this (Tureday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Grixwn. —Kilied by the cars, on the nignt of Wednes- day, Uctover 10, near the city of ‘Unicago, Ur. BP. Gmix- nett, formeriy of this city. ‘His remains wil be brought to Evans Mills, Jefferson county, N. ¥. (where bis father resides), for intermeat, we Inet of this week. Jonssron In bade goed 09 Moeday morning, Mary | Sxcram, daoghter of Janu and Martha B. Johnston, aye 3) cars und 23 days. Hor remains will bo taken to Evergreens | from the reeiaevee of ber grandmother, 54 Remsen street, Whitiameburg, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends of the famiy are invited to aviend, without fur- | ther notice. Lanatit On Monday evening, October 15, Mr. Joun ar beat pbysiien hod -abatat | Lanator, son of the late J. M. J | Notice of the funeral will be given in to morrow’s paper. McBuan—On Sunday afternoon, Octover 14, Auxms, wife of Robert MeBrier, in the 20th year of her age. ‘The relatives and triewds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fuperal, from ber late residence, 201 ‘West Twenty ith street, at one o'clock this (Tuesday) aterpoon. MoConmicx.~—In the city of Brooklyn, on Monday, Osto- MoCormick , wged 12 y The relatives and tends of ‘the family are respectfally invited to attend the fuceral, from the residence of ber tawer, No 129 Adelphi street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, Bt two o'clock, cDOxaLy —On Monday, Ovtober 1, at the residence of min iaw, Joba MeCallogh, No. 34 Newart streot, 0, Mee CHanorty Stewart Macawalo, a uative of 0p Monday, October 15, Jomx MacDowmt, ative of the county of Wicklow, pariad bee f And relatives are rempecttully invited to at- pe funeral, from Dis late resicence, No 3784 Broad | surest, Newark, N. J Dubin avd California papers pleas copy. Munty.—Ua Monday, Ooooer 45, CHantes Mowry, aged BS yearn + relatives and friends of the family are respectfully juvites ¥ atttend the funeral, from tne residence of his | ureie $1 Greeawich avenue, U8is (fuesday) alter noon, at two v'elock. U'Dosmut —lu Brooklyn, oa Ssaday, October 14, Lizze | T Meivernnt, wife of James O'0onnell, in tae 25 year ot e, of ingeriug ilinena K Hior friends are respectfully invited to attend the fane- rat with: t further tovttation, from the residence of ber on avenue, tal (Tueeday) afternoon, at October 13, of , Bryan cousty, Yonker#, on Saturday T. Craeraan, of at day evening, Oo. the 6th. year of d those of the femily are invited to at- «!, om Fourth day (Wednewiay) morning, + eleven o'clock, at Prieada’ tw 1g house, wef the late Gideoo Seoleld, reapectfally iy) afternoon, at ence, 718 Fuurth street. Thureday, October 11, ny Dock, Kaq., and wife of biladetphia, « Ok, caugter of J x ~at the Whitehouse, N. J., Eerie O. Davie “anderree felatives and triend®, and those of ber brothers, David Nee, are rexpeotiully invited to attend al, from ber late remdenen, st half past pine | » wile Thy Trane ©. the f » dames M. Dietz, Weet Forty third street, be- mended by & nutmber of cn America. ber 16, Apa, ) oun; —— ot Joba &. aud Emeline of French china, plain white or richly decor ‘leo, Sets made to order, with cost of arma, On Monday morpiog, Sar % Re | G of Stamford, FY my ata hen ten S06, mail. av 80 cents a uokao; at 448 Brondwag, New ‘ork, and all'drwegiaae retain ((EUEHs aLrone errrens— 3 oebatiy BENKE ACTOR. ; A Cua enna A ceriain remedy na all iorigee of the stomuc, om dyspepma, Nevoy. de, £0., tested and aaen baa ‘most celobraied phys fifty cents = of Kurope and ia Bab Gay wiernoon, at one o'clock, without further invitation, | OY by JOHN LENARHTS Pirie en eek Gotuber 15, Witssam, youngest | 7, | Oe Jotnia, Bane ov em Baw ¥: ews 16 oa Dr. Von Moscbaisuer treaied te for teatueas: yer fnily and satefnct ori. Mt hearing waa Testor me Unies aa good en ever, and I add tn be Predeatot to Boks Ke De. Vou Mesommiexeny ‘Deak bi x ka "Pietra, to your superior ekill ta re- given up aa bopeless ty JOHN STAINTHORP, G7 Warres stress, New Yoru, October 11, anal = SETS, TEA yaeooraiede ae, on nab, Daturr & CO 65) Broad RST PREMIUM AT NEW YORK STATE Fain, EMIUM a: National Fair, St Louis, Piker PREMIUM - New Jomey tate ra Eli cabeth, DIAST PREMIUM 2 Fairs, Tak tm NE tA a Of pompe for farm ‘pee, Lettll lok upon Weat's La of the ortloary eae, aa tae bert that 1 am aoquaintet wi being 8) troo, net liabie te et ont of repair, and @melly whacked if it does. and not t (reere up LJ winter, 1h operates enaily, both af a wuction jorce puny. Daily News reporter eye: —'' will pot neglect to As invention whic track me aa Lying a king felt ‘nround the bouse.’ We have brad fore pumps im plenty be» antitreezing. Ifing and forcing bumpy; sold by J. 1. West =. 179 Lire miway. bs UP |S Woocerlally Siemge al, and wit work. with eal beaaty in deep walle low waters throwing 8 aWveAm 0 ® great timtance 1 shown bere by Mr. Wella, ws: lente goeLen ap, Who site erects the celebrated (iin eben ine roan. We alan make large sizra of thene bnimpe, adepted for place where iiqulde are to be re'ne*. andl we eam frig Rony to convince any Inquirer thet they aro the vest and OOTP is ana HOKE of al! kinda oo a De What & COs, 179 Brow way, n. ae ee WE MANUTAC URE OF THE BRE ‘kod we will ell wi (he hewest prises, RL BOANt PARLOR BUITS in ROSKWOUD, WALNOR gee AHOGANY DUNTSG OOM apts AMBER firth TURK, of every dewripion. 1M. DOR & OO, Warerooms and Menulecery Cred ivaw Tloneine 2, a of Bowery. 00 MEWS AND GLAD TIDINGS TO ALL PROPLA. ‘Mra. Weaver, Albany. New \ Yr Lamar, Owth! ah RED OF CONSUMPTION, cored of Kidney Discase, red of Dyspepsia. Piles the aiticied have been an ‘are Gnily being cured io all Tarte ot ” DR" s BOVRE DOD'R IMPERIAL WINE RT Depot 76 William surest, New York. Sold by all AB FIXTURER ‘The iargoot nenorton AN DEL. ‘Eee ‘hrackets, fe, de. wet fp — TTErA, Drogaiate, wolock on Weaneeoay morning. Ber remains will be taken 10 New Providence, N. J, tr interment. The train oo Monday mora y aro respectfully ay AterHcon, at j parents, 188 bast nday morning, October 14, Cown te of the fomily, the members of Neptune Club, members of the Exempt Areoointion, the | chive and b of Columbian Euginé Co, | x it ia general are requemiad | ‘noon, at two o'clock, from street ay, October 14, Mra. Manna | yeart aod 6 months, svives aod friends of the family, and also those | ather, Michael Howe, are reepeetfally invited to | funeral, from her late reeidenos, No. 126 Eat Twenty seventh street, at half past one o'clock, without oribe? invitavion, Wirrst —tn Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, October 14, | of consumption, Surmm beloved wits of Charles Wierks, ged 22 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend har funera), frem her late resi tence, No 19 Wyckolt streat, | tre ct herday) afternove, ott two o'alock Wootry at Jamvica, 1, on Sunday, Ootober & A. wile of Samuel F, wey. oh * jelatives aud friende of the fami y are respects invited to attend hor fuveral, thie (Tass lors, (rom Toone f | at balf-paat one o'clock. ber Wusmane’e ae ted at wo occ from Grace church, Jamatea, without | pln |= MISCELLANEOUS. | AT MOMERE RATE 0 00.5. oy rl the Oly Het ee rircese, et pornae Jame Mroen sae, } aren Pransare 800. wo 0a aS to be fourd in the chty ta at the store of Wiser. Daley, 400. GI Broad wag. MYOBTANT TO Rall ED Ba TRAVELLERS. APPLETON'S orrtt Tate} ‘anwax GorpR. NEARLY ONK BUNDREO RAILWAY MAPS, RarnpaneTina THR PRINCIPAL —_ OF THE COUNTRY, ee CONNECT IONR, start , DISTANCES, a0. ONLY TWENTY rive INTR PER OC dD. APPLEROR as 00., 443 and Weare tb cole | whoa brand of WRGRMAN & Chemieta nnd Drogetats, 161, 190, eae Soo. oO BXBIBITION ron, 4 rRW Daye omy rue AID, comsiatiog Ching and PRIN nay oy sf og ine Shite gress bali at the Academy of | aU eK 12h inet, IN DRAt rae ee SPARKLING “ONTO CATAWBA OF | pure joie of the Amerieas erage. Aveune Hotei ned uther Orv clans are AT PIANOS | SRR Wine, ORAN! D'he Seas See enane BIT, rte Sten Brondway, one door | Gadel Zreet ee i et SILK A yd COATR. pK, on Famine, Tews, Sor Soe besa Fivck made os fe 120 Bens Sif $25. Clothe, Camimeree Th Chane, 06 Witiam sireet. RD. MIXED $10;