The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1860, Page 8

8 Arrival of the Qa Oity—The siave Stcamanip City of Norfoik—Siatement of Her Crew, de, &o, ‘Toe sieame lip Quaker City, R W Shoteids, co arrived yesterday morning, at nige o'clock, from Ha Daving left that port last Monday, loin, at one o'cios P.M. The Qoaker Oity has encountered beavy sorthesst gales, which diew with tne force of a burricage alm oat CODLoWOUR!Y Up to the time of arriving at Sandy Hook The heaith of Havana was god © weather bat but not been #0 far favorable, raining the greater portion of the Lime. The 650 captored Africace (akea steamer City of Norfolk had been carried into Hava The United States steamer Crusade’ ander Maf fit, arrived at Havana 13:b inet y Weet, nod was to sa:! on the 15th inet oa a cruise to the eastward, The report of the eugur market was for No. 12 834 a 81, reais per arroba, muscovado mominal, white, 11a 113s, etocu ow haod st Havana sod Matanzas, 160,000 boxes, againet 120.000 same time last year. Exchange oa London, sixty days, 140 14)¢ per cent; New York, 244 do.; New Orleave, i a 4% do. AAVANA CORRESPONDENCE, Havana, Oct. 1, 1860. The Seamship Star of the West—Great Demand for La borers of Any Kind, 2 , dec The wleamehip Star of the Weet, Griffin, arrived from New York yesterday evening, and wert oot of port last might st eight o'clock, as the pablic was half atvised for New Orleans, when she had been previously an nounced for eight o'clock this morning; but Divine Provi dence defeated agents and all other powers by bringing eck the steamer this morning to perform her contract with public expectation. It i# said that, in baste to get way and avoid quarantive in New Orleans, she dis cbarged but balf of her Havana cargo. I presume this is & mere cxcure for some slight repaire needed. There \ probably not much damage dove, 2 con Cealment is the order of the » steam ‘enterprise, aad too much with ‘The atteotion of in will bo called Yo tbe pressing an 5 a Cubs, and per miseion will be asked to tract 'abor, from any and where it can be hired, withoat regard to color or bair And am this right has been recoguized in ite moet euiarzed sense by Napoleon, it Ny re: ction of the cteiitved world, and the stk for our labor will, in time, flad its way ‘Our reporte from the colonization settlements show most early that the practice of returning bash vegroes taere to make pew homes i# a moet barbarous cruelty. The pegro laskmasters, to whom they are assigned for labor eaneation, are moet brutal in their treatment of the ap prenticer, and in evidence of it, they desert on the firat chance, throw themeetves into the hands of soast rangers wheo ‘hey can fod them, be shipped to Spanish settlements, and they are not content until they reach the “Kidorad>”’ of their dreams, and many have snceeesied. Two Spanish men of war, an Engligh gunboat and tre Croeader were jooking oat for the City of Norfolk at the time her recent landing of elaves. The Crusader missed ber by passing to the eastward of Key Sal, onder the impression the slaver would come down the Santareen passage. No slavers have arrived oo the coast for some months, though the Storm King and Erie pave been anticipated for two months past Mueh bad feeling existe among Span- ers at the.close blockade kept up by the objections bave been made to her cruising “ er touched at Havana, October 13, to obtain Arereiant Surgeon Sandford, who ie ordered to relieve Aseisiant Surgeon Sheldon, detached to attend bie ex amination THE SLAVE STEAMER CITY OF NORFOLK, Yo TR EDITOR OF THE HERALD The following is the statement of the crew of the steamer City of Norfolk, who were conveyed from Havana to Key Weet in the United States steamer Crusader, Lieutenant commandiog Jno. N. Maffitt, the crew being taken on board al the request of Mr. Savage, United States Vice Consul at Havana, as distressed American seamen:— The City of Norfolk sailed from the port of New York on the 6th day of Jone Jast, for the purpose, as we were twformed, of entering the service of the government of Venezoela as @ transport. The steamer arrived at St Thomas, the passage occupying ten days, where we re- mained #)x days, and discharged a part of the cargo, con fisting of tobacco and packages of merchandise appa- rently, the contents of which were vuknown to us, While tying At thie port we received on board the steamer two bondred tons of coal and eighteen large casks, the con Lente of which were not known by us at the time. We sailed thence for Barcelona—the passage occupying ‘three daye—where we took im a quantity of fresh provi- sions (for the cabin) and an enormous quantity of freah water for #hip’s use. Suspicions of wrong were aroused, Dut again allayed, on account of the nature of oar voyage, fas & transport, necessarily requiring a larger quantity than a & trader. On tbe fifth day out of St. Thomas, the seamen were ordered below to open the casks above mentioned, and fonnd them to contain rice, beans, &c., besides a number of ke ge of spoons, small tin cups, ravors and combs. This tance was made the theme of conversation forward , after mature deliberation, we went to the captain in & body rejuesting to be informed of hi inventions and the destination of the ship, upon which he frankly admitted thet he was bound to the coast of Africa for the purpose of procuring @ cargo of slaves. le expresmed to bim our decided wawilling ness to go, ‘and that be should have informed os of that fact wh in port. He replied that be wished to bear no more irom ae, ordering us to go to our work, and threatening to Starve oF into compliance io case of refusal We made the coast in thirty-six days, on Sunday, August 12, and embarked seven hundred and seventy slaves. sailed oa the same day for piace called San Marino, and on the 10th day ont discovered the propeter to be out of order, one of tbe body pine baving worked out. We succeeded im repairing damages by means of a cable taken around propeller, and stood on wader canvass ouly for tweaty- ve days, when we removed the cable and started 1 engives, which worked as well ag usual, excepting that we feared to reverse them (Op the morning of Gotober 1 we disembarked and land ed the negroes on a #mall key, about eighteen miles (rom San Marino, where the captain was persuaded by « tsh- ermen to do #0, ob account of two or three steamers of. war who were on the lookout for him. After landing ai! the Toes, the captain, engineers, firemen an: some of the fa) Wok the steamer and stood out to fea for the por. pose of Finking and removing all vestiges of ber. Toey Temoved the pipe of the fresh water coo lenser and the Dotiom of the delivery valve, secured the tain position and abandoned her, standing der a fol) bead of steam. + daylight the next morning we found the steamer and bad rounde! to run ashore on the same key that we bad iande! on the previous The captain, being alarmed, proposed to convey the vegroes to the main land jn lighters, and, the pian appearing the most feasible, his proposal was Bt once carried joto effect We had succeeded in remov ing 208 negroes when a Spaniab cruiser hove in sight, and Ube captain and officers fled to parts unknown, learing ut to jook out for ourselves. The cruiser came to ancnor manned her boate and pulled in for the key. Our party endeavored to ellect their escape in ove of our boats, but tp consequence of the overloaded state of the boat were overbauled, and, together with the remaining negroce, transferred to ber Catbolic Majesty's steamer isabel and carrie? to Havana, where we were quartered until the evening of the Tth Cetober, when we were transferred to the Un ted States steamer Crusader, Lieut. Commanding JN Maiitt, and conveyed to Key Weat, Florida, where we wore disebarged, afler receiving all the courtesy and oe > tality that could be rendered. OUR PORTO RICO CORRESPONDENCE. Sr. Jouys, P. R., Oct 1, 1860, The New Governor—His Unpopularvy and Despetion— Never-ending Taxation—The Steamship Pajaro de; Cxrane om a Sand Bank—Priject to supply 8. Joins wt Water, de It @ with much regret that! have to inform you that ‘@0airs bere bave not improved lately, and rather hare ‘ecome worse with eur new Governor, Geaeral Echa.ve wbo very depotic in all bis orders, and causes Tauch anxiety amoug the few (ree thiakere of thie Place, whilet the old country Spaniards, atthoagh they @otier alto, are quite Milent on the subject, amd of course will rather euler than find fault, in order not ta be on the Gide of the natives, One of the Oret orders ef Echague ov bie arrival here wae to enforce the admission of « young man hae served as asoliier, and sew works mee barber, to the je baile given in the theatre, saying that « Sp mos, respect: 2:80 ier # good enough te be admitted everywhere, and that, berides, he We cative of old Spain formed you Thie young man,as | have sirendy in was expelled from’ the theatre, at «eer | | obargee ‘p life, euch ae geiting married, having children | anticipated; as, of all possible securities, wg this werid. What will come next is bard a tell acd fou wilt Bod tbat, al ugh Spaniards arenot | those of the United States are the most ertheless bave, and voveniors of machinery, they even surpass Satan, ib talent at inven ving mischief. ‘The steamer Pajaro de! Ooeano, whilst leaving our bar. bor, on she night of the 26:0 inst, for St. Thomas, was ron’ ashore by bbe pilot om the Puntilla, and alsaough 1 Uiforts cave deen made to get her afloat, she is aiill gp the tand bank, taere being only five feet of ‘ther bows at high tide. The pilot, poor fellow, hae deen lodged ip jail, and will no doubt be sent w the ang. There 8 much talk of supplying the city with water iver nine or ten miles distant, the cows of whico imated by one of the goveramept engineers at a m ion and a daif of dollars; but as yet nothing is cer tain, ard if it ebould Wot ve carried out it will Dea aad attain for the engineers, who anticipate pocketing a large portion of the above mentioned sum, there are as many applications as usual, and the premium offered be a fair average, it will be safe to infer that the moneyed public have not lost their faith in the stability of the Union, and are not be- lievers in the threats of disunion which are heard from time to time. We trast that, in any event, Mr. Cobb will fare better than his colleague, Gov. Floyd, whose acceptances, as Secretary of War, given to the army contractors, Russel! & Co., are kicking about Wall street. Some time ago people used to buy them at one per cent a month—money being worth 4 a5; now, no one will take them at 18 per cent per annum. The foreign exchange market closed yesterday dull and heavy. The latest quotations for bankers’ The week which ended yesterday was rather | bills were 108} a j for sterling, and 5.10{ a 17} for quiet, both in commercial and financial circles, | franes. Rome of the leading houses keep their ask- The exports of domestic produce, chiefly bread- | ing rates higher than this; but the supply of pre- stuff, continue to be enormous, as compared with duce and Southern bills is so large that a fair pro former years; the imports, especially of dry goods, fit can be made by bankers even at these rates by are rather lighter than last year. Some specie | covering with mercantile bills, with bills of lading ontinyes to go abroad on account of previous en. | tached. Foreign exchange is now lower than it ements; but notwithstanding the fall in bul- | Was all last year, and if the shipments of cotton lion, exchange has fallen so much that specie can- | and breadstuffa continue at their present rate, and not be shipped against bills drawn at current rates, the imports do not increase, it must fall still lower. The following are our usual comparative Custom | The following table will show the movement of House tables of the foreign trade of the port for | the stock market during the past week and the week and since January - month: — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Oct, 21, 1860. Sept. 22 Sept 29. Oct. 6. Oct. 13 Oct. 20. - 80% 19 7% (79 78 IMPORTS, Miesour! 6's... % ‘ For the Weel: 18! 1869. 1960 9% BR BOG Dry goods. 2943.592 1,780,269 1.057 O63. 8% 465 ST General mdse 2,038,903 2,206,488 2,462,365 : Mig 384 3055 Bosca nslts ——- —— igan Central .. 2%; OBIE OH, Total for week... $2,982.500 4.076.747 __3,600.418 | Southern guar..... 49% 47 48% Previously reported 115,766.683 193,934,908 187026 528 | [itinois Central... 805 885, BK pics Seni eictbaeen Wy Wg TT Since January 1.$118,748,083 198,011,655 190,634,746 my, 1K (18 Exvorts oy PRODUCE AND MEKcHANDISE, 435 ON de 1568 1869 1800 125° 12812434 For the week...... $937,187 1,480,002 _ 3,614,874 ver Oi, 6344 3s Previously reported 49 545,783 61,049,411 71,519'510 | Pacific Mail , B2ig OT 56 Se Since J mpyees errs The prevailing feature of the week was dulness; eerectesen © aeweeroteseee 15,454 384 | toward the close the bears availed themselves of 1858. 1869 1830 the absence of outside orders to hammer the mar- For the week...... $401 £66 1.100 031,003,490 | ket and depress prices. It seems odd reviously reported 21,496,471 60,609,711 41.264,1768 | +, G06 prices falling and a sort of panic prevailing, Since January 1 61,679 314 while everything in the ¢ —— world is so se The feature of the above tables is the heavy ex- | rene, and the evidences of Micreasing wealth, in- port of breadstufls, which is onprecedented. On | cre sing traffic and substantial prosperity meet the referring to the records of the cereal movement in | eye on every side. But the stock market often the interior, we discover equal activity there. Chi- | works by contraries; public confidence and public alarm as often rest upon the idlest fan the most solid realities. Wending the remainder of cago has received since January 1 about twenty- as upon nine million bushels of grain—fally twice is much as was received during the | the political campaign, the probability ap- same period of 1859, and about forty} pears to be that there will not be per cent more than received during the | much business on the Stock Ex-hange; not so much that people actually fear disunion, or any. thing approaching to it, but each man expects his neighbor to be more or less atlected by the pre same period of 1858. Of corn the receipts foot ap 14,389,905 bushels, against 4,112,966 to same date last year; from ali that we can learn, the receipts next year will show quite as large an in: | vailing croakings and reckons that, by waiting a rease over 1860. Notwithstanding this | few days, he may buy the stocks he wants more enormous supply, prices are maintained, with | cheaply. Some day, of course, it will occur to some operators that stocks are cheap enough, and then the rush to buy in and to cover shorts will be more exciting than the decline of Friday and yes- terday; but when this will happen no man of course can tell. The trafic of October on the railways of the Northwest and of this State continues to be satis- factory. The roads are comparing with a month when they all did well, and te amount of the ia- crease is, under the circumstances, as large as could have been expected. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SATURDAY, Oct. 20—€ P. M sligh: fluctuations. This is chiefly due to the foreign demand. Our latest advices from England state that they will need there every bushel of wheat and corn that can be sent them; that their grain is not only deficient in quantity, but is so poor in quality that it cannot be used without mixing it with a sounder berry. Allowance must be made, in listening to these statements, for the anxiety of brokers to see the market advance; but still the actual shipments, and the steadiness of prices both in Liveryfool and Chicago, prove that our farmers are not going to suffer for want of a mar ket. Prices in Chicago are still seven to ten cents above the point which, at the commencement of the season, farmers stated would be perfectly satis factory to them, The last cotton panic—which was based upon the recent storm—has subsided, and prices have not been much helped by it. Some cotton was, doubtless, seriously injured, but this apparently formed but a very small proy Asim —The market was steady, with sales of 304 barrels both sorts at 540. The stock consisted of barrels of pots, and 250 Go. pearls. Total, 620 barrels. Reeapeti sys —Floor—The market opened with less spirit, and at a elygbt concession in favor of purchasers for common and medium grades, at which av improved demand sprung up, and sales were made of about 16,000 barrels, closing within the following range of prices:— Superflve State........ ee ee Extra State, from old and new wheat, Superfine Western. Common to chowe Weatern extra St. Louis extra... rtion indeed of the whole crop. Every one is now looking for the | ff ,1oule etre killing frost; a few days more delay will make a | Straight to good extra do. difference of several thousand bales. Thus far the ng oop and baer’ Grands. receipts are satisfact though th e nearly | Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine........ —Canadian bracds were in steady deman plies were less fair and prices firmer. The sales braced about 300 barrels, chiefly extra Drands, $5 90 a $7 60. Southern flour was in good supply: common mixed brands were heavy, while good and extra grades were onchanged. The sales em braced about 1800 barrels, closing within the range of the above quotations, Rye flour was in fair * | request, with sales of 300 bbis., at our quotations. Corn na- | meai was in fair demand, gpd prices steady, within the 25,000 bales behind last year. Itis likely that, as the season advances and the natural wants of trade keep the markets steady, we shall fewer complaints from the South and higher esti mates of the crop. Many of the estimates which have been published, and which contemp' heavy decline from last year, seem to have nated from parties who had the market rather than the truth at heart The movement of specie during the past week has been in favor of the bank average. We re- ceived on Sunday a sum of nearly two millions in ecie from California; the only export that will tell against the average has been the shipment of Saturday, 13th, about $1,700, and a sum of $104,300 shipped in the Saxonia. Yesterday's ship- ment, as usual, will not count against the state- ment to be made up to-morrow. The Sub-Treasu- ry has lost a trifle during the week, the balance standing yesterday at $4,454,642, against $4,490), 881 at the close of last week, and $1,703,389 at the corresponding date last r. The last bank ave- hear 4,096 bags aby; a Cortox.—The marke} contiaued firm and active. of 4,000 a 5,000 bales, closing firm, within the range rage of specie was $20,273,708, an increase of rte sbi. H.0.8P $125,880 from the week previous; at the corres- By Shy 8% ponding date last year the banks held $20,907,007 Micales fair 4 B in specie. It seems probable that the re- | Fair ee ABM 12 13% uu serve is now rising, and that, until the South | . FRsGum™ —Retes were drm, but not active. To Liver. 4 pool arout 35 000 a 40,000 bushels corn ant wheat, in bulk removes her deposits from here more freely than | aed bags, including corn at 114d. a 11 \¢4., and wheat, in she is now doing, it will continue to rise, The | at 18d. 0 12344., with 0 omall lot reported at 18164 + | bulk, loans average of the city banks was #12 by) petenleetete etteten cian a deer of $1,030,019 from the week previous: at the corresponding date last year the banks had loaned $117 Within the past two months the banks have reduced their discount line #5,500,000, mainly in consequence of the withdrawal { deposits by parties concerned in moving the large crops of the West. According to the usual je, the process of contraction ought to cease within a week or so, and the expansion begin. But this year the agricultural movement is so ac- tive, both at the North and at the South, that the banks may be unable to increase their discounts as cases tobacco a. 61. Facit —With free arrivals of Malaga raising the mar. ket has been more active, but at lower rates. Within two or three days rome 12,000 packages have been sold at $2 75 a $2 69 for layers, an Half boxes lay sales also included Valenciag at 7ig>. Were wold at 6b0., 200 do ahelied at 150. soon aa usual; judging from the state of the money market, they need be under no necessity to do #0. Box be k cl e - oney | te a'fair extent at S50. for scaled and at 200.8 220. for No The week closed on an uncommonly easy money 1 pickled. ing were selling at $2 75 0 64, market. Rates are, for call loans, 6 per cent; for | first class short acceptances, 6; for 4.46 months | paper, two names, highest grades, 6} a7; single | names, 7; names less generally known, 8a 10a 12 per cent. Atthese rates the supply of money * rath *6 of the demand. The leading | houses in the street have funds left with them which t 75¢, a 80c., and tor city use at 800, a %e for good quailty ® Hora —There coatinved to be an active foreign demand for shipment, both to the Continent and to Eogiand, aod rales witht ay Or two hare embraced 1,600 0 1.800 dalow of the growth of 1860 at Sic. a 4¥c., with 100 bales of 1860 atl in ex ic Was steady with eles of aboat 100 * ot use, and at the discount bh tous Six months. Sales of American forged ’ alee Pig were making at $21, six montha. ut is that there is very little paper ‘La arket continues active and within two or three day® sales of $000 bbie. have been mate, chiefly common at 0c , with eome lota lamp Rockiand at $115 Motasem.—The market was steady and sales limited Nav at Stonms —Sales of 100 bbis. (#traight) epirite tor pentine were made at dlo., and 600 dis, No, 1 rosin at $2, Crude wae ‘and nomina! tion of the money market is a fortumate | or the government, which, at noon to-m poses of ten millions of the new five per ent loan. The deposits on account of the New | be in tuck Com York bids w made with the Sab-Treasurer at Ons —Crode. rm and were inactive and his point yest foor P. Me bot | Sfitet unchanged. The stock of whaie ty the conntry was 'y to whe fair ee - a estimated at 60 000 bi At 47 000 bbis ment of Echague i# to turn oct off mmunicate the Lineeed was dul! and email eales mak \c and several other employes the Custom | amount applied for, ¢ bb ve ves 8Te. a 880., in caske and barrela. Olive 9 aeoue unknown to the public, and with Sea ae a ee ee 6 moathe, and in boxes at $3 20a $4 29, re from the covernmeat io Spain (o that ground that a of amount of | qearts and pints. Lard oii sold at 96c. s $1 02, aad tal acing them with the moet despotic villains the applications from New York would con low do. of 9,6. a 9 te whe ccom to take great delight in anpoyin: perso nat re 7 ; Prov sons <«Pork—The market exhibite! rather more whe ter ‘any business at the Custam House advantage on the Washington and Baltimore | buoyancy, though salee were moderate und embraced an ule ory t delay ia ix a bidders, who need not make their bids till the fore. | Sbout 400 a 500 b cloning at $19 50 4 $19 sereer Th spies 9 been left without em +." iene +, | BEW meen, and at $19 for old, and new i . mr. their places bave bee diled oy | 200n of Monday. The general epinion appears to | Beet wae in etendy demand, with enies of ot of the public that the bids will considerably excec ten | Ot 856 #6 for coantry mers, at 80 a £0 25 for repact pillions to be awarded, and that the awards wil] | BOS Std at SLL 4 $11 60 fer extra. Beef bame and prime ill arded, , award | Mens beef were nominal. Cas meats were scarce ant average about one nt premiam. The five - lard i ‘n limited eapply, with eales of 200 bbls. sab Beverely the . ome jing at 102 Io? “ © a 12). for old, and 12\c a 180. for new, Bat trict orders to | per cents of 1 ng at 102j a1 ter and cheeee were plenty and dull spiccon of having | per cont interest a J; allowing } Rock wae steady at 40. a 4c arpees pete reel Sricte.—A eaie of 960 bags Pimento at pt i | the trouble and exp bi Stoak# —The market was Grm with aalca of 800 bh te This tae ea:.ted macy " Ian, it would thus be worth 100] a 101—a Cuba murcovado, chiefly within the range of @M°. « nnd (owling | \cen8 . ‘ei - ¢ Tic. for fair to good gradtew, and 20.000 bage Maniin, at rder to pre'vent det | price fore short five pe T 6% . for refining. The following are the quotations o- aod it oe ae if we ar f g0Dg | ig at the time it does, will 1 wi tablinhed by Mesere. R. 1. & A Stoart forpthotr refined P ave * ‘ * - “eo { dis goods today:—Best qnality loaf eogar, 10% 0 per I> ‘ ‘ a | | signincance. | quality crusied sugar, 10 rele A, crushed m aooe? f e th pe attempt at dist far 100.; gravninted wear, 0 ground sugar, '(0.. re @ ‘ y tt Wirenry.qSales of 4.99 Db. were med . t ' a‘, be §) We werg ' bids iM certain to be affected by political disturbances. I | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 3860, SHIPPING NEWS. 41M4K40 FOR FEW YORK—THIS DAT. 18 | moon sure... moro Port of New York, October 21, 1560. CLEARED. 2utb— Sieamship Baladto Bea ‘Walden & | Booth (aot ns erreneoualy reparied Sh oa. ARRIVED. Steamship Quaker City, Shnfeldt, Havana, Oct 15, at 1 PM, | with mase and to Hargous & Co. Had very aeavy S Fraveller, (is) datas Junerio and a Seis et maraman nanan | nit Hp, ere Pat, ont, tom passengers, 0 Samuel L Mitchill & Son. From Thursday night ao to *) «ali dibatad, nou] Saturday at 12 PM eneountered a heavy B xaie. BANGOR, Cot 17—Cid eehr Republic, Ham, Galveston. enmanip Marion, Foner, ‘Charleston, with mase and passen: we Ont thip Fawn (new, of Bath), Mansou, NOr- | gers, to Spofford, & Co. His experienced ones recelved tome damage FARLESTON, Oct 17—Arr brig Carolina, Padelford, Baltl- | Saini. and ba i lp works and whee? Br echr Halls, Clare, Rleutbers. Cid brig A Hors, Steamentp Watson, Baltimore. with mdse and | jicull, NOrieans, scnre albert, Mason. oe fork: HP ase to H B Gromwell & Co. Kxperieaced « hea) . Bergman cl oome, Pde, pile fren RE to BNE the entire “MOT | “Aumatk, Boson; Ploreace Bmily, Nick Ship CH Senthard (of Bi le). Watts. Liverpool, 43 erson, BYork. FALMOUTH, Oct 19 Arr schr Wanderer, Cahon, Albany. iW ‘Shed fon, days, with mdse, to J W Elwell. 16, lat 39 68, lon 64 16, ae een ete soot ian mise | RYO te. bre Weber Kein, Uragan, Mackey ont ) pamengers, to Tepscots & Oo. 13th, brig Bultan, Hunter, NYork; 1 sehr Philips iP lortimer Livingston, Simson, Antwerp, Sept 7, with T passengers, to iain, Phelps & Uo. ' Sept 9, Andrew Lawson, & seaman, of Sweden, died of bilions fever. 1th inst, lat 42 20 ion 60 38, saw sehr Americus. bound F: Mth. hignalized a bark bound W, supposed the N’ Boynton, hence for Penarth Mount, 4, GakrwER, Oct 11—Arr sehr J D Hodgman, NYork. HARTFORD, Oct “W—hid schr Poter Ritter, Vanakio, or Oct l4—Arr sebre Franklin, Small, Windsor, N 8; Catherine Wilcox, McFadden, NYors. be 4 NEW BEDFORD. Oct i9—Sid “echre Medora, Bhodes, Ship Kutusof?, New Bedford, 16 hours, to ballest, : to master. Was lowed to ihia city by steamer Poumata ai EM rinith, Childs, North River. Bark Iabella C Jones (of Balimore). Woodburn, Bunder BE SALEM, Oe 100M fas Sartng, Biock, Gow. land, 45 days, with coal. to H & F W Meyer. Perc enimare aad peaner, pore, Kent Wright saittl Mellpee (ir, of Hal), Lawrence, Troon, 28 dnyx, with PHILADELPHIA, Oct 308 21—Arr ‘ship St Feter, London; ware de Wormandie, (Fr), Benatre, St Pierre, 18 days, | 186" Kio Janeiro, Canim, Pinkham, Wa dabordugh; schra kiiz . + eS ours, in ballast, to master, | Sbeth English, Portemouth; Pequoniock, Barnes, Boston. Cid Mereball, Port wen for Portamouth. | *eamer, Gi New Yoru; bark James Cook, Blan. - ort Bwen fer Boston. chard, Cardenas, achra BT Allen, Allen, Key Weat, Pequon- Brig Kmity, Saunders. Po:t Ewen for Boston. neck, Barnes. Boston, = Schr N'A H Gould (of Orleans), Smith, Malaga, Sept 7, and | of yon h?: Cot 19-Arr steamship Mount Vernoa, Lay $8 dere from Gitvalas, wih fred, to Sane | PORTSMOUTH, Oct 17—Arr achr Pavilion, Langiey, Port Had heavy W winds the iter part of the pasaage; lost * jickerson, Boston for Albany. en. Ni PROVISCETOWN, Oct 16—Arr schra © A erson, Harwich 2 da} Charloite, Avery, Rockland for NYork; Nicanor, Parker, Baa: Rohr MH Reed, Kelley, New edtard for tb wale to r eed, Kelley, New jor Albany. ‘ ¢ Schr Empire, Lovell. albany for Boston. ees tas Oe i tee, mie Eatge, Mroris Saties Sehr Arctic Dazy, Albany for Fall River, at i , : Port Ra LI gy Sill So Pot bic! : O Cowl, Vinalbaven for NYork; 16th, Mclain, Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence: Bueklin, Vinalhaven for NYork; 16th, Augusta, Mary Wise, a Joaiah Achorn, Pilot, Gentile, Goscordia, and Lucy White, ‘ci men new: a Avery, NYork. Sid 10th, bark Grampus, Cuuningham, Gal E Sherman, Hichborn, from Liverpool, to veston schre renrietta, Jone: javannad; haw, Lucy Walsh, Carver & “ig Binke, Wood and Myers, Rhondes, NYork. B McLain, Backlio, Bark Grand Turk, Witham, from Sagus, with fore and main | ——; 12th Bound Brook, » NYork: Ke mast rprune- wanted no assistance. Petersburg, Va; Superior, B B Pitta, Florence, 0 Brig Granite State, supposed from Cette. K Dupton,’ Angelice and Amanda, NYork; 13th, ari Moon- Ship Jobn J Boyd, @ roneously reported below yesterday, | light, Fmall, Palermo; schr Laura Frances, Higging Rich deen in port for several weeks. mond; 14th, G Horton, Pendleton; Corvo, Holbrook; 0 Cowl, Smith: R Bullwinkle, French, Routh, and Comus, Spear, SAILE From Q:arantine—Steamsh! s a ‘anderbit, Souhampton aid | BAVANNAH, Oct. 17—Cid steamship, Thos Swann, Ramsey, Havre (st 10 AM); Parkersburg, Wilmington, NC; Monticeilo, ‘Beeberg, Oa ma; selee ben! Washington, DC; Georges Creek, Baltimore 5 sonian. Farrell, NYork? Neptune's Bride Gillett, New Haven. From SW Spit—Steamsbip City of Bahimore, Liverpool (st | WARKHAM, Oct 13—Arr schra Ann S Salter, Fish, Pough- uM keepale, Choctaw. ‘Herding, ‘do: 1ithy JW. Pharo, Gavalter, ‘Wind during the day NE. Alexandria Bid ath, soars Caroline Anterson, Bowker, Alex: andria; Mary Aon, Gibbs, Philadelphia. (VALIFORNIA JAMES.—IF YOU ARE winced of my alnce” ty; Tahal! despair -e The NE gale which has prevailed for the past few days bad Abated in severity at minset yesterday, though there was nothing to indicate a clearing off. The steamers mentioned as | you, overdue have arrived, and report having experienced a very | sull bear beavy gale from NE. The Long Island Sound seamers—Piy. | Tosi. if vow mouth Rock, Connecticut and Kim City—al! bound E, were at anchor at6 AM on Sunday at Cow Bay in consequence of the storm. The steamers due from eastward all arrived in season, and report having encountered in the Bound a heavy gale from NE, accompanied by & tremendous sea. The steamabips Montgomery, from Savannab, and Jamestown, from Norfolk, Doth due, bad not arrived last evening. The gale is reported as being very severe outside. At sunset last aight a dense foe set in below, with considerable rain. The steamships Vander. bit, for Havre; Parkersburg, for Wilmington, NC; Monticello, for Wash'neton, DC, and Georges Oreek, for Baltimore, al) proceeded to sea from Quarantine #: 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The City of Baltimore salied from the SW Spit at neon. ‘The steamabip Marion, Capt Foster, arrived from Charleston NFORMATION WANTED—OF MRS. SUSAN KANB, or her danghier Margaret, or Marv, or her sous James ), and inf ‘would be tnank fully rece! Kane, at James White's, F WILLIAM AND SAMUEL HOLMES, SUPPOSED TO be In Gaweco, New York, will addrens a to Jamea Reed, 174 South street, New Yors, they of an old nd. Mary Farcell sls Mary Holahan, by her dater, Honora farrell. R. THOMAS LIGHTEOOT—*HOULD THIS MEET re of Mr. Thomas Lightioot, contractor, formerly of Dies WANTED—AT CASTLE GARDEN, OF ‘Ayton, near Sokeaby. In Yorkabire, Kugland, his Urother, yeeterday morning after a sormy pasvage. We thank the gen: | George Lightfoot iving at 01 Brcomball treet, Shem@eld, Uemanly purser for favors. Purser R C Hanee, Jr, of steamship Star of the South, from Savannab, will please accept our thanks for his kind atten tions. GFOULDEs’s UP.—HAS MRS NEWMAN REOKIVED my letter? Answer me in Herald. L hove get the blues. J.B. NEWMAN, ADOPTION OF A BEAUTIFUL MALE CHILD of the OP to have tak © the longboat, wanted—Born Oct. 20, ). of Protestant parents. Mlease eee ee erate wand bound Indiana meet ed | cai 49 Douglass street; near Smith, South Brooklyn. H&A} ¥ ‘Ocean wi or may have landed iy ol 5 1) The Aiea winter gales fa July, Off tbe Cape of oe os Be ee oe PS | Spectr laa ha’ asco Now a uc ae caver Sotafuhunr. tao. oth alata | Foveramest of Stead stay Foren barws nb may Fe emptor ges ange. eee mae | SFE ae ee eae ete ald ie 358 5 bre Capita a Bouce” tae trom Vice = aeoe scoala dri 4 brat sites Aster Sirk ered a oat, | Sere On sa oT ib ), ae. Qa or, THE PREMISES OF THE PROPRIETOR, A ‘cow, which the owner can have by provi: « aod i for St Barta. parted ber chains last pight and came on here re pay! xpenses, by applying to Mra. Murry, on avenue, mains full of water. Mr. West will land part of her cargo this Rear Grand street, Astoria, Ie 1. al abip ito ‘hia as so00 as lighters can be obtained. Merere Marshal & wreck masters, have NAUTION.—THE FOLLOWING NO’ |ATILED AT ou! 2 Se ee. Mae directed to Balumore, Oct. 8 have been mis registers A 2 95 tons, built at Wilmington, |, in 1549, amd is | carried, persons are cautioned against rece: or ne Capt Ludwig J Havner, master of the echr Sardivin, 1, c 1360, ay ye accidentally killed as follows Rehr Sardinia left Jackavariie | $88 9; Harriaon Loring. dated Sept. 6, 1800.6 months $1.12 41; Si \aet te Port Rosin, and when ainicen hows onc the cen’ | Globe Locomotive Works, dated Sept 21, 1800, 6 months, $973 22 tain being at the helm, the main boom suddely jibed over, the | 4 liberal reward will be paid upon thelr retara. or for infor ion tho bend, ecehod hiss oumner ation which may lead to Weir recovery, Address box 3.754, main shee. beck striking jess. He died thirty two hours afterwards, and the schr arrived at Savannah, as before 10u8 inet, The following table gives a summary of the vessels tn the same ying expenses. 'wenty second barbers of New York, Baltimore, Charleston, Gavan’ | “reel iar ttna eee hansen nah, Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston, at latest scoounts from each of those porta: — Crosby te Hoaston, © Bil, coataining O8T—ON BSUBDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM Hunts Kxchange, 869 Krome ny Broom: about 8: The fader will be » i = ae liberally rewarded by leaving ex Blas § = ol pm sls. eles sls. Sle, 5 Fe) & E #8 uebi 5 bad 5f, 4 sata ifeteteisre THOMAS GAFNFY. No. $7 Montgomery street, Jersey (vy. —THE MEMBERS OF THE WORTH! will meet tas evening st so'clook, G1 ibe Seely Reese nna: so - hs a 358 Broadway. to make for the Grand ("mos op the 23d inet HB. COLB, Jr, Chairman. F. 8 Wworttsc, Secretary. __NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. rapi¢s of the Oitaws river and the death of Marie. are thrill . Orta! al, genuine book <The New Vorker. p ny RiRO, Sept 7—In port barks Lapwing ; hase, Raffle, from do. and oibers belure repartad Lroge, Sept 7—In l-# Teles de Low, for Salem 30 days: Wim # Dodge, Halioox for Boston 10 days, sehr Susan Cannon, Slocum, for New York une. tanching \endernens, is wonder!) “HOTELS. RAVELLERS, DRIVE DIRECT TO THE sMitH sonian House, Broadway, corner of Houston street — oon dooted on the Buropean pian Good fare, cleaa rooma, prompt dance and maderave ater 8. B. IMEAD, Proprietor briga Ann Blizabeth, Lone rs, Oct 5 Josophus, Holbrook for | 7 RAVES PROM A BACHELOR'S BOOK OF LIF NUrienam ida: barks Ceres, Coot, for NYork 40; Mary & Bar L Prees Copeart. Repel eee sickest, ES Hi ger, Barer Larmon, Thaker: bredertix | Sumner: | For mle by bookseliers generaliy. Sent post {ree on receiv! iin Pushin is ier wer, Packard, * | of price_&. av ROLLO publisher 169 nnd 170 Fulton etree moe, ding: brig Mungo Park, Gill, do, sobt 8 T Baker, Price RAVES FROM A BACHELOR'S BOO go, bie Ret 28, brig Renshaw, Pierce, Denia; Oct}, bark Drenss Copews “Francia Cprait Wh man of ge A ‘skinaocoe byt 2—to poet te Orlando, rage, for tie | Reyer tam tore time efor ne Mataxnas, Oo. 6—Arr sche ete, leckweed, WY. ence spring in these paces in laxvrinnce. At this piace genius Jay Ray! mh pA —_ Bry fan be forces yen to Jick At that piace the eame power compels you . Havaon. va, Mite - ei, RVort: 1h, Jaines Sauith, Brewer, Poiinde'phin, | PAYERS FROM A BACHELOR'S noe 2 Naha re. a. yy Ny Jer through the acemes of the story: now (lin York, 34, Hidalen ‘Fattnews. do rriment, now saiening him even to leary by deep pathos | “Tate | lostrate! 400, Oct Arr brig James C Coale, Coll febre Darbar, Rockwell, Guantenamo, stb ir Conkiin, San Juan, Sid abont let, brig Herail, Gray, Bait sehr Priscllin, Crowther, a: Baiumor: more fr Jone, NB, Oct 16—Arr brigs Cyenet, Sinith, and , = old, autieon New York, if, aay aeraces tote teens, | SEGARS AND TOBACCO, Cid 16th, sehr Fred Dyer, Bhote, Philadelphia. 1 HAVANA, Doweetic x American Ports 1.000.000 cer rin ea perk | ABALACHICOLA, Get 10a por » Machsie. Stoter, | purchasers are Offered great inducements Quick tees te. for BYor, Marie nod Loume, Big a Bavare, Bred 19 recuoe We IEE. CALAN OY 4] Broa way, —— IEE mR A* ou LADY, FULLY COMPETENT IN ENG. ———— WHO WILL BE WILLING TO ACCOMPANY 2A TSR, aS mm wrnaz scourge . ve Borel ofice. An Ami who can play the organ pre= —— COSTLY SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD P‘ANOFORTF! A bargain in this city; ia riehiy wi at the greatest ever Salsbed wih round earasse saseet th GRAND, S8QUABB AND UPRIGHT P1ANO8, Warerooms 64 Brosdway. ©, &BONB have been awarded thirtv eight orise medais; for the superiority of Their manufacture, for the past thirty PIANOS TO RENT. NSTRUCTIONS WILL BE GI B ¥ ON THE blanotore for B13 per troy four a Math persece cs - 33. — Apply at 133 avenue B, oer N street, for ibreQ WILL PLAY FOR ferred. “Adress. rating Teal R. V. B Leader Herald office RGABIST WANTED—ONE WHO armall in a amall church. teur, dence and refe! ype TO RENT. W AND SECOND HAND, AT LIGHTE & BRADBURY’S Piano Wareroom, 421 Broome «treet, bo can play well. pref rences, W “tite nad'whvcan feed ct sght w'lt, Yor a obarcs soar Bast Broadway; salary $160 per annum.’ Apply st 12) Rasa ‘Thirty fourth strees, from 12 to 2 o'clock. $150. SEcG8 PE arunen, oy wat peers city makers ‘are roand-cornered, 634 octaves, F to As double strung, full tron frame. tuli tone and gord action, Bie Aft Sin. by Sit Sin. The first ome, pronounced “tho best small piano in the market.” is now at ‘where an examination by those interested ts in J. M, PELTOs, 841 and $43 a ealer in first’class LA amimeaamnaal and JU De NIUMS. Instraments to let, MISCELLANEOUS. AX her aneetous of peculiar importance (9 ie sexea. Bir other ry 0 the sexes. GD HAMMORD MD. formerly Professor of Anatomy ‘a the Syracuse Medical College, New york, £0. “De = mond's book js worth every one's ownlog.”"—From the lor Home Journal ‘The treatmect laid down in this book is new, entirely origl: paland perfectly reliable in hands. Price }, mailed ONS TUUBEY. 121 Naaman street! OKIE, . AWRENCE, No.1 Ve= sey atreet_Astor Howe; GODFREY, 831 Broadway, N. Y.3 ‘TAENWITH, 107 South Third sreet, ‘Philadelphia. ‘Author's address, 668 roa’ ond street , from 910 3 ry g way. o Ther 6to9 evening. Consultation en Francais. LO yy Ry ag PAs hed Pa fm realy £2 io. Boston. The fren remedies virtues of botanical aH fil i if salting cay sparious osppoued Sth Sched. ting or makiog we 0 ba exclowre ight tid “"Tbe boules se al properly vested aud laSwied. with th tons’ for the use of tbe 00 ‘ of F. Morril), M. 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AN & CO, MERCHANT TAILORS, 890 BROAD. wns n commegnence of the IArge increase of removal of many of them, ne well as the quarter, have opened @ brane ‘uare, ena wide. where DE BY ork. cone ree and wrk, with a quantity Beers “ greener of MTT 8 * v7 treerigtion, warranted Tien, tr tndaaged $1,200 1752 ting Btene!| week Late rs WO Alphabets, F aad Gor ft Siticlomt retails for, BSG” Polimhing Brash, Pramer, tree tee qe, “Tple woke entire acd com- ed tor ea Svewelt Pool Works, id, Vermont, bare a cash fund of $20,000 invested exclusively in the ma: facture of Stencil Took, having the largest and moet ralusb) wa'er power in the Stale, with & wheel of seventy five horse power affonting customers infinite advantages Samples and particulars tree, Address A J. Pullam (psiag. tee and propristor), #0 13 jerchants’ Exchange, Bota broadway, New Toes: or Bytinateld, ve