The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1860, Page 8

—————a PINANCIAL Sonpay, Oct. 28, 1860. | The week which ended yesterday witnessed a much more active movement in imports than the eqresponding week of last year, The exports of Yroduce also were greater; the export of specie | fees. We are now sending to Europe nearly a million dollars worth of cereal food every week’, this saves & ie, and will short enable o7 Banks bo 0 oi beyoud their wants tinporte ods at this port, t amula corre in the pondin myreg. h shor ng are t ‘0 wee y since January | Iwpowrs, Bor the week 1868 1860 | Bry over 2 683 403,704 “Bedera) miro 667,419 1,510,000 | —sareabenee — | Tota! for weok $484 098 «1712108 38 1 Previously reported 116 740 083 109,011,696 199,354,768 Since Jer 1 193,909 517 1858 1860. | Bor the week 31.257,289 20T2 017 | Previonn'y reported 60 485 920 16 434,384 | Smee Jao. 2 77,506 491 | 1868 1869. 1860 seek $593 210 561 808 a wl y reported 21,897,837 2.267 616 Bice Jan. 1..... The exports very large,a at firt, such a pros well known ta blight which aad famiNar to d ially to the After a little wh the Gauiabebe ould necessarily work b sivil war or pre- paration vil war at the South would disar- range al) the existing machinery by which eotion is picked and sent to marke A large pro- Portion of the labor now usefully engaged in the production of cotton would b ted f hat pursuit and devoted to military a ¢ial machinery by which t aple went abroad for sale ! and- the in Chi or a time moved and 857 —it woald as was be found mpossible a place where it ald ald North 2 Ww we and would inflict t rade of Northern citie ich is always more or less de- pendent apon n spt Bouthern pla from the | his cotton, and to get it, in afew week Vide money and labo rpool would pro: to get it to the seaboard, whatever was the condition of the Southern coun- try; whereas, the N reditors would pro- bably lose the sams due to them, besides losing the profit m moving the cotton and dis- poring « [tis not likely that breadstaffs would be much injured by any political trouble. In the event of civil war, the South would need to herself in advance with a large quantity of Western food. We notice that the Illinois Central ie doing an enormous business, and that the Missis- wippi is crowded with boats carrying food South- ward. Political trouble could not check this de- mand, nor could it interfere with the European grade In breadstufls. The movement of specie = ting the @annot have ma reserve. Last Monday average of $22,115,228 in be set the shipment of Saturday reaped past week erence to the bank the statement showed an coin. Ag mu gainst this must 20th, $350,000; and on the other hand, the banks received ou 23d $810,225 in sp from California. Sub Treasury balance does not vary much, the tendency is toward a reduction of the govern ment funds; the balance yesterday stood a $4,887,003, against $1,454,642 at the close of last week. Adding the Sul-Treasury fund to the bank reserve, we find that there is in the city at the pre sent time nearly 27,000,000 in specie, against $25 600,000 at the corresponding date last year. A t gam of $1,200,000 is on the rom California, and from the complex the exchange market there seer 0 be a fair prospect ofan a jon of 4 in the banks. [t is probadle that the political agitations of the day may ind banks to persevere in the policy of art ich they have pursued since August ot been for politics it would have been anticipate ® relaxation and a consequent p in the rate of interest; under the circum. | , and in view of the oncertainties of the fa tare, bank managers will probably be guided prodeace, and w em es in a strong sition. j Movoy grows case n tre at the discount houses. On call, the supply, at six per cent, is in excess of the demand, and good short paper is wanted at the same rat Pour a six months’ paper go adily enough at a per cent, though within the past day or two some capitalists Lave been sh of long paper thar they bad been previously. The heavy imports of breadstuifs into England, consequent apon the crop failure, is already beginning to disturb the _ NEW YORK HERALD, AND COMMERCIAL. | | ene h ag hae not before been witnessed since 1957. It is doubtful whether even that eventful year wit- | nessed any such wholesale depreciation of property as tomk place last week on the Stock Exchange. Coraparing the prices now ruling with those of a n8onth ago, the decline in the pecuiative railway ‘stoctes is from 10 to 20 per cent, and the aspect of the market on Saturday was such that a further de- ‘ine of am equal extent did not seem wholly im- bable. Nor can it be said that, though ra! would, of course, earn as much ina divided & anited confederacy, the decline ia wholly un 1. In the event of any outbreak against on in the South no man can tell what the con eqrences might be. The whole commerce, iadas y and financial existence of the United States are w | bor the ome commercial in its leading aspects. ould prove so destructive to com- try to do juestion will cease to be political, li be eign war merce as such a quar) carried to ex weme lengths. CIYY COMMERUIAL REPORT, SATURDAY, Uot. 476 P. Asurs —The market was quiet, and’ sales jimiwd vo 20 or 40 bols gt 6c. for both sorts, The stock comprised about 291 bbis. pot and 266 pearls. Braapstu¥rs.—Slour—The market wes ‘rrogular, aud for some kinds of common and medium grades prices were cusicr, The gales embraced about cloning within the following range of prices: apertine Stave... . Extra State, from old and uew wheat, Supertoe Western..... +98 Common Wo choise W ‘estera extra St. Louis exira, 4 to straight Southern. ht to good extra do.. Photce extra fazaily and bak Rye flour. Corn meal, Jerecy aad’ Brandywine. —Cruadiat flout was easier for common grades wh for extra, Southern flour was steady aod ia as tive request, With sales of about 1,200 bbis., closing with iu the above range of prices. Rye flocr was stoaly aod im good demand, with sales of 160 bbis. at quotations Corn meal was unchanged. Wheat was beayy aod lower for some grades The sales embraced about 160 000 bush ele, at 31.48 a $1 57 for white Michigan, $1 42 4 $1 47 for white Obio and Indiana, $1 34 for amber colored do , $1 32 a $1 3249 for red Westera $1 26 for amber Wisconsin aod Jowa, $1 23 a $1 26 for Milwaukee club and $118 $1 2 for Chicago spr: D was heavy, with sales of about 80,000 bushels, at 090. 8 693g for Westera mixed afloat; ebielly at 69c. a 703. for do in siore, Rye was beavy, with gales of 2,700 bushels, at 76c. a 78¢ for Weatera aad at 800 for State. Barley was in fair reques}, wish sales cf 17,000 bushels, at 76> a 760 for State, 782. a 800. for Capada East and $35 2 86°. for West do Oats were toler- ably active, with sales at 380, a 390. for Wesvera aad Cana- dian, and at 89c. a 30340. for State Corraz —The sales embraced 1,000 bage, balance of cargo of the North Point; 1,177 do , baiagce of cargo of tae Corrilia: and 276 do., per Haxall, at 13\%0. a 14 and 8,000 do. St. Domingo, part for export, a: 13: months; and 100 mats Java at 16% Corrox.—The market was ratler softer for lots on the wharf, Toe sales embraced about 4000 bales, pari ia transit, closing mostiy ov the basis of 11 Xo. for m. iduag uplands. Fish —Dry cod were plenty and dull at old prices. Mackerel were dull for bay, and {a good request for shore, with sales of No. 2 at $9 60a $9. Herring were un changed. FreGats were firm and engagements to Liverpool fair, including about 60 600 a 70,000 bushels wheat, in bags, at 12%, and 6,700 do, at 18d. Flour wis « with’ engagements at Bs. 34; 1,000 boxes choces were taken at 468., and 50 bhds. tallow at 32* 64. To london fome flour was taken at 34. Tigd. to fil up; and 10,000 Dorhel# wheat, io bags, at 19K. To taken at p. Frei.—The stock of raisins in first \ : deced aod the m i maintained Mm, sales embraced al 1,200 boxes, at A 40 for MR. snd at $2 60 for layers. Hay.—-The market was steady with » good shipping de- mand. The sales embraced about 1,000 bales at 800 a 86» Hors continued in good export, with sales of 100 wo 160 bales new at 360. a 38c., closing Grm. Cid of 1850, rome «ales were at 180. a 23c, Seotch pig was quiet at 624 00 & $23, six for good brands, Common was duil aad nom) aiy, Tame —The salee were fair, and within two or three day®’ pact enles of 2 500 Dbis. have been made, at 6c. for $1 15 for lump Rockland MOLArans was #loady but quiet, at unchanged rates Naval STORES were in moderate requcst and gales derate. 106 2 900 Dbia. straight at dic. Rosin was unchanged, and sales making of prime, in lols, ou private terms Ous.—Sperm ead whale were julet and market on changed, Linseed continued dul’ for Amertean, aod sales confined to jobbiny $7: a 680, with a fair inquiry. vistoxs—Pork—The market wae love active and ontined to 200 a 200 bbis.,at $19 12 at 31433 a $14.50 for prime. Goof was stead: alos of 260 bbis., including country mess at ato repecked Western at $0 a $9 25, and extra at $11 a Sil bu Lard was steady, with sales of 260 bbl. at Ido a Lc Batter and cheese were uncharged Rice.—Saies of about 100 casks were made ai 4 \¢0 ply of clover was light Wo arrive have be ) tuferior old, and Timothy was firm, but quiet. Caleute linseed was rm with f 8 Boston, chiefly to arrive, et BL 67 « with ome prime at $1 65 ant 500 bags aa flaxgced were eo) to day, at $1 46 for common to $1 00 for SCGA RS ood to prime he marke! exbibited less sp change of moment ia prices sales embraced most mand, with sales within two or three days of over 129.00 pen | prime at 100. @ 10%%6., closing at 10 \o 410),¢ asked In the sale packages wore extra Wruexey wae Grmer and higaer, with wales 0 500 bbie. at 220. a 286. About SHIPPING NEWS. aumanae TOR pay vonn—em 8: London money market. The newspapers ascribe the “increased striagency’’ to the revival of the Crain of gold to France. But this is @ matter of old standing, and too chronic to justify alarm at any ar time. England requires silver for ui tof her debts to india and China; she buys ub ver from France, and pays for it in the © which she receives from this country and fi A She has been doing this for many years, probably continue to do so until, on the one has the Asiatic countries are persuaded to consume European manufactares to the extent Of their exy duce; or, on the other, the Continental supply of silver falls so lowas to check The real cause of the trouble in Eng. sent t what wo hate pointe o the p fail wi a ports of G from thirty t nn of dollars ¢ the foreign excha , “ 5 Mt ever was at (his seasor t ‘ france: and very excellent bills, of undoubted va are in the market dand ». Com quotation of gold here with t ast vation from the other side, it appears that it would hardly be | possible to import specie profitably ag drawn here at 107}. Bat should any furthe Cline take place, and the market is extremely 4 | end Je sed, gold might come. In 1857 gold | ¥ ported en exchange waa selling here at 107s}. it need hardly be added that a reversal ou woof specie Eastward is not an event to be looked for with any satisfaction, The following table will show the movoment of the stock market during the past week and mon we ot srencert oe ah Oe, 19. Oct mo oe id New York Central. sex oo Bx soy Base 48 4 Brie... ay wa «CS Michigan Central .. 70) oe” Bouthern “ny Ty Dinos Cevira ey, ay Gale 7? * } “ = ae ry v8 The featore of jast week wae a pa ne fox neers ON sets Port of New ¥ Mieamship Asia (Re), Loit, town lath, PM, with miter and 180 Ska inet, ships War Cloud, Sees 4 Tale, ant Tas vaseed al — te, Sod ehip St Merk weing out, Mth 545 AM, sig Meamedin sad Ha. mc i Ps, ope, from Boson fax for Liver ftenmabip Persian, bance for Qaeensiows and Revetone State, 27th 3 AM, Georges creck, ponmelto Seinepowa, Skinser, Richmond, be, with mise and passengers, 00 Ludiam & Ueineked bare bilan (hr, of ‘Picton, 5 entie, Halifax, @ days in DaLinat, to master Bark Frances Secor, Brooks master. Prig Jo&n 8 Cotton | Boston, 4 days, in ballast, to Fall River), Crowell, Malaga, 35 tars, with fret, bo master, Brie Tyre (Be), Ha Holmes, St Johns, NF, 12 days, with Osh se oll, tw JS Whitoey & Uo. ‘iris Mi M Hine. (2%, Cart, Sydoes, C8, 12 days, wtb con! HI AC A Dewalt Brig Common weata (Br), Hilts, Windsor, NS. 10 days, wih er to DR Dewolf, Brig Myeasa (Br), Campbell, Windsor, NS, with plaster aster Brig Ganges (of Richmond, Me. ,- 1 gate! & it yy ) the Comes of Focatan, enen unt whiek inated 4 days aod drove the echr withig @) mies of Pass 8 Outre, 10h inet. Bad & heavy gale from WE. SDR Dent Br), Shaw, Winger, N4, id days, with placer D ee Be), MeLellan, Windeor, NS,§ days, with pies en, Sehr Alm Br), Carry, Corawalle, NB, 12 days, with pow ea, to Hyco @ Waryee Schr Jon Holmes, Matthews. Jacksonville, 7 dare. 25h a brig Aboy ¥. TT days (rom of provisiona—sippited ye- Sehr Prowesa, Thompeon, Baltimore for New Haren Sear Keatower, C.ark, Kllzabethport for Fall River ebr Dewrnek Jones Kutsabetaport (or New EH oo a 2 rat han Eastport, 13 Sehr « ” 12 days. aterarr eet f Riwey for Rowen. a b Alay for Rowton. Sad Gewbarten. ato — an aebr font tor, Boson. y= Behr s (or Bomow. Bebe rete. Boop ddaye Romp Terntoe, 2 deye were coufived 10 about 376 bbdis., closing at $5 76 a $7 50 | | | ra ved, then no man can tell where the mischie! | omni smnith’s report.—Suiled from Liverpool Aprii 2. Novh ud up with the growth of the cotton plant; | if any distorbap sto take place at the South | Joseph Bilis, 2d mate, which shall interfere with the movement of cotton, or de y the banks, without whose aid it cas will end, Or before in the history of this country we have seen a financial crisis grow out of a politival quarrel, The crash of 1837 was the consequence of the political strife between the United © Bar d the State banks; a purely political quar- rr 1, it ultimately produced the most de- | structive commercial ayastrophe over witnessed in | the country. Just 80 now, this slavery quarrel ap- | pears to be a mere political controversy, But if | the Sou inst the inauguration of Lin In and there are, as we all know, a large body of men at the South who are determined at least to | | > Eptrits of turpentine sold to the extent of about | 19 | pirit, but without | Paene Osean. 00 4 660 uhda. Cuda, chiefly at Oc. a To. for both | grades. | TaLiow —The marcet was drm, with improved Bhip Taras, Baxi, (rom \6 w | | | proceed to Boston, The I bas on board Capt Ammi Smith, hour. meeps te er Heamer Wamsota. ‘Arey. Rew me Seamer Albatross, Jones, Providenas. back for Aver: ry, of Gloucester br Oenn P Br sch Of Winder raid gener e Correspondence. xrvae T. Cot %—The weather for the sst few days has 1 deli hifal cheracter—freab northers, clear at op "ool by bis produclng & change which is accepts bie to all ibe ease of the shi Gow Morton baa bees before (he Oo» mselones, sod ebe will go to ses next week, Miscelianeous. Suir OuvEs Purnam—Pilot boat Nettle, ‘2hb, ot 8.90 AM, Barnegat beariag NW7 mn’ Amit, (rom Mantle June 18, and delivered orters Thomas Prout steward, Rover. Bell, cok, Joho Bheave, Bamnel Nally, Albert H Thompwon sad jes DL Armstrong, seamen, of ship Oliver Patoam, we reported foundered at sea July 26. The following is Captain je cecurred on board except thet for the lirst 6 days bad the wind eo light that we did not average bat St miles per day, being theu in int 29 108, lon 2006 W. July 12 paseod tbe meridian of Ospe of Good Hope in Ist 26128, 76 days part of this day toe weather; later pars blowing & severe gale tng remark m € 10 0m by high Irrogaise crvss ses. ship tanlog 7 board much water, laboriag and ri iling heav ving then ouly te three close Feefed toyauiis wad wrole fe reaalt wet, barometer Fev mae at 3110 all to Jnly 13, win? moderating and hauling around to NW, heavy fen from BW, sounded the pumps. and foand 0 be making two nehes of water per hour, whied was nt sidered siarming for a deep laden ship in heavy weather. Juiy 4, weather a, foe, bats heavy swell on scom SW, the ship rolling beavily at thnes, #04 makiog a ite more waler; pump DK every bal hour, the ship making (ive inches per 16cb, iat 38-20 8, lou 26 $8 B, tive weather; all re. inired pail et, ship goiug her course, ant making the aan water, 17th, strong gale from BNM, and hea Bamp suing constany: IWR atrong gale. from sea on. shortened sail to prevent strainiux {{ paws! 3 iwekes per hour, Wh, strong gale (rom NE. going. 2th, wind the same; both punps golog ben oo. Zisi, Lat 38 12, joa 89°48, Gre querer cain lave p wrong br rom both “pumps coo tantly going. tt Yat 37 57 C 12, strong fale frum N. ship tuder abo t #01! both pi ome orklag badly, oa openiog \ue well room f tir {ae pam ae ‘ane the lising wora on", Paired it'as W-Jl a» prasible, sounded the prunp att Pad Frond ber ccnk bg {our feet’ six inck+s per bour lou 45 05, fresh cules apd heavy weather: bo wind N. verrt and the lésik ine finding t epared the bowts in case w nd necordingly took out oae of the Ling sats b Yisdope and wa'er iN her, ard towed her sstarn: ito gor the other boat in readiness for lowering, the shiyy then having over two feet water above the kelena; I had previor the Mauritian boping to reac’ ttat port nt 87 8, lon 49 22, cloudy weather, wind fr Hace blowing bard with benty squalin, the fenk the men almost exhsusted by constant putwping, and he #bi begivning to seitie by the Bead. 26th strong gales from SW. | | abeavy sea, the leak gaining very fast, the salt in the bh melting, sud the ahi Filling heavily, whe pumps became choked with sait po we could not hem, got ont tha other | longboot, haviog p musly put my trunk ehronome er, chars, ship 'Apapers ook in ber, aed prepared toxbeidon the sbip, as we cep ber above water, the pumps being nseless and secnmainting in thy hold. Tn gatting (ae | mgboat a ed the rope, and it érifted away with seven men ia her; wor: the ship arovad to reacn them but bring under shor the ship making leeway and it blowing hard, did not ea Got ont both small boats but 1a lowering away Ove o: tive wasstove, At 3:30 PM ubandoued the abip, abe having 10 { Water in her, to lat 36.8, lon 80 E, $) daye ‘out trom Liversos (The report dors pot say when they were picked ap by the Ta diaman.) One of ce lougbonis, with tb at Muuritiua:—Caaries 0 Robinson, J Ben jsuni Denley cleaving tbe » ‘Thomas Briges, chief 1 28d int 33 tw 8k; ship woaid not b auld Dave 10 leave du ong of the Jotn Mivck, Frank Smib, Chavies Heenan aad John Wedro, the remainder being on board the India:pan. We are iniler obligations to Purser Post, of steamship Hunte- ville, from favanoeh, for favors. Sm Cenxo Gordo (of Portland) York, from New + se pesg for Cork, with & cargo of 1889 bales cotton, rau ashore en Low gerbend Key Shoals morning of Lath inst,” the weather being Very thick at the time. spt Fraablin. of tha wreoking slo! Beckwith, offered assistance, which was refused. The master thea bad an suchor run out,’ by which be hoped tw heave his ‘esse! off into deep water, bat all efforts failed. Ou Satu evening it commenced blowing & gale irom NNW, with sea, and about 7 o'clock on Moncay morpiag the ship ge’. ‘The masta then took assistance of he wrecters—sloops Book with and Mfug—who commenced saving cargo. Six other ves tele arrived soon after aut were admitte. as consorta, A .0 I ove third of the cargo will be saved dry, the rematader ds maged; sbip total loas. Sur James Germain, Pittman, at Baltimore from Liverpool, | vada 'y blow, carried sway the rudder | Br Bare Louisa Manton, Kiog. from, Belize, Hon. boand to aera Ireland, ran ashore oa the Dry Rocks oa the of ine Mth a nod got off eveotog of 15th, hb: been been st ashore. Wailst ashore the wind fresheoed to | gale from NE The bark was gotoll Dy wreckers sod taken tate: ae West leakiag. There can be 10 doubt bat that sbe ts injured. A survey bas bewa held, and a report re turned sovising ber discharge. Sen L Waras, lander laden, with stara slove boat, was below Philadelphia 24:b font, @ Busow, of Belfast with ad loss of all her tbs fast; Ubaries Walrh, of Portiand; Sen) Mo lintock, of bay, and G Tarbell. Six of the bodies bare been washed « ap on Nort Bar ana recovered. yy il) Ocs the wind and weather are extremely 1 after nearly ® tiring We Oy: ‘per'sarsoard bulwarks sore aad low changeable. iis trem Re m New ier be former Caan, Oct 9 (oy subwartoe telegraph)—The Ann Wash barn, Nichols from Stostholm for New York \iroa), was lost on Ueland yesterday. Daxrwovrn, Oct 8—The Norfolk arrived off bera, reports Fept 18, received from the Amerionn ship Monterey ite crew the Shepherdess, from Abyab for Liverpon! (Al ia all), the Raving Bera abandoned Ia & alaking condition Boyt M6, iat feabslcaes ose $—The Dablia, Lane, (rom Cronstadt for — la bere yesterday with damage, and mus be dis Liyerroot, Oct 6—The Orient, from New York, did not tsi up With ® secoud anchor without t Log OF The Breawsuir Asta, rRow aco ol Oct 13—Wind xi rocested A 94S AM Jots at 6Tc. a 6c, and (or Kngtian | On ibe bank, ke reported yesterday; abe areaged, bat vraag se Wied strong breese nad fine we ree At Queenat wa, — aie M_Wird Waw, tress breeze and choad: 1¢—Wind NW. iuroog gale, w with bigh bead sea. 17— Wind W, strong gale, ayaell 15—Wind WNW, oe. eq tally. ind W NW Y weather with cross saa, waw, breese. with head ea srowg Wh may y sea V AW strong gales whh Leary sen. fresh gale, with crows s*a. SW, moderate brecra od WNW moderate breer 26—1' ind variable and calm, 27—The same an the 2b 22 Wand By ah 2:20 P paswod Sandy Hook. re et © Sid from Fégertown 3b At Fayal Sept 26, Rothe hild. Allarton, of Orleans, 380 bble pbk and 100 do sp, all wold put Dark (9 land 8) ap taken «nce Jeaving port Sept 7. Wi cruise on * Steam Groaad and pes ke Zor 8 mom. byoken—Sept 15, lat 36 31 N, lon 37 3) W. bark Syivaa, (rom Provinaetows, 4 mos ont, $00 Gp on Duara, all wel | Pet off Corvo 49 miles, Draper, of NBedford 5 m>s out olen. No dats, Lapwing, of NRedford, 3 mos out, 14) bbis aul, wen, a A Inrge American @eamer (ibe Moses Taylor probably bark rigged, no steam, Aug 16, lat 2 2¥ 8, ion 1643 W. fon for Calectis, Aug 27 “ np dein te Graves, from Liverpool far Calcutta, Aug by ¢ Hong Koag, Sept aie i Koag, Sop sbi Monterey, Smith. hence for Cape To sad Su - Sect 18, tet 1B.43 8, ton BB 21 Ww teneag re 0 sain Jong <rvekt, {rom Liverpooi for NOrieans, Sept i et jon 3 43. Ship Gea Waadin iy Mrvtery, Malibows, from Lowa lane, an, Cue rom Liverpoal for New Orleans, Get L iat 46, lon 14 am, (rom Bavacusa for Livery @ “4 abi Baph ras, Rowe hence for Gairesion (reported el* for 1B), Cet 18, Cape Linteras Ws hip “Victor” (Amertean), {rum Liverpool. bound 8, Sey ® by the Lord Hardin, Q re Mountain teviden, Sept 16 Bark Hin Virginia, Fooke, from Baltimore for Basnos Ayres, Sept 12, Monterisen in eigh Bark Travelier (Br), Randle. from Baltimore for Blo Janet o, Oct 32, Onpe Beary NX W 12 mues An Am bert bount W. showing it or witha white bail im the centre, Oct I, lat 48.N che Kulen Jane, 30 diye from Demingo City, wad pase ummmer Drei, (rom The “Frank.” frow Com Cape Maire WSW 2) miles Portes Ports. jomente Mink Arr Wm A Banke aren ae, Ba ter, NYork seston: 8a, Mary Hae are iw lor Ju ay Below ih, Farret S Yor. atom, Rieadeth Mr oo Corl an, Ste men Fthy) Bi Tastina ve for Yore «, NOrieany, A® Aaeanged ‘ ¢ dambar, fh, Samuel Tarbox, Tarbor, Lond 7 Cowes, Oct Harr Bremen (as), Wesel, SYork (and pro vended for Bremen) Capit, Rep! 26—Arr Bureks, Cros: « York Oct. 0 A bite, White do. Qerte, Get $8 Pamnia, Herrick 8 Yorn Gnonstadt, Sept 4—sid Trenall, Moo ee re Dear Ly are brit that Calibers. 1 for by oy S| xB. Marcdinoat, © omdon for Mob le ao! wit Any 9k, Monee Davenport, Cre dendos for Rost. ut mre ie ie Namonc'ta. le nae Laeaiie, do for do. TH, Oct BOF, Devonshire, Acterson, (rom Loudon om Pash Got JLAtr Arana, Hleienn, NYork, Old 10th, Act stmocre, Get Ware Hamlet eyed. Brasco, Det & soar} eeveme st a; Le, = foe n (fotares, De 12 No Am vessel in port ty Vi, Ont Te port brie 3 ge Hathaway, Lao PR, Oct bP Py ekg Bmpire, Fait, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1860. Mobile. Getog tn 13th, Ban bid 6, Bavenrab; M’Borcil, Apel h ab ‘ercival ‘wen; Dorcas » Meas, Uncle Joe Pinkham, NOrleans; Magnet, Greate sit | Mocterey, Norton, Savannah; dood win, & in ‘he river guierd bou d, 132, Finland, ase te Apa. mye a) y, fOr San’ Francisco aud Vaunouver Ret out th, pre patie, ROrieane; Dana M'auiey, do; Epam nontas, Healey. “do; Cereas, hemos, co, Moon) Dow, San Francisco und Yaaouver; 8h. Richard Moree, ‘Ouver, NOsieans, Conques' Jyausoa, SMbile: $ts, Kockingham, Meléber, Hostoa; Joh» darboar. Moran, at Orleans; dare Chage, Kune, 5 York ity of Fost, Vick 40; 10th, “Bee. Glilies, Ne rieang; C8 Peanell, mele ay Thorntop, Collins, NY¥ork; th Amanda Spear, Oooper,” Tana; Atsiacts, Whivmoes, Moblirs Orient, Dill; aud iG Lise, bryer, N York; ¥igo to. NDON, COLS— ser Anlelka, Glover, fod Quickstep, Wade. NYork; 9th, Alooni, Baraxby, wi t, Bom BeoU “Tide aberdera’ ts lth, Glenwood, Glover. N York; ran, an kui, Buschmann, Baltimore: Lath, Ooeas Ocean Fenri, Keaer, New York: United Stales Blanchard, Mat oat 6b, Alba rors, Longhlin, Savsanah, rig, Wage “iovClardius, stetenses, Sv ead do, lth, than ab tigen, Motte (ant ald fr0: a Dest 12th); Ath, Witeh of the Wave, Todd, Port Pio © L Preble, maxwell, Mobile; 12th, Mary, Wadaworth, Boston’ Thr 'Oc' 9Are Rroestive Gidsiogs, Lain id, Richmond, Loxpoxpenuy, Oct 8 Arr Lered, Mcdonagie, VbUnaeipbis, Leone an, Oct 4— arr Fenelon, ikioa, ‘ett Livearooi, NB, Oct 12—Cid Seaman's Pride, Walters, NY¥ork. Manserrixs Oct 5—Sld Ocean Bagle, Lace, Girsenti. Sook 2 are HA Rawlins, Yeok, Sadia; Oct 3, Plummer Gi>ral pt l2—Sid sebr Hinge Barclay, Chadwick, RIEMO SOUR, Oct W—Pat in. Jacob A Stamler, Young, from in for NYork, i bowing be ¥, with sq valle Vuymourtt, Oct Sid Orlenta,, Jobes, Savannah; Faustina, Kerry (for Newport) s Joboa. carte Got 6—HEnk oat, Arminius, Burge, apd Tobn Perjamin, Kabn, & ae Alabama, Me aid Pht g pbia, Lith, es Santer. vil, NYork. Cid 6th, Carl rh fo! Brookpsnt, and weone en Kane een Farreli, Philadelphia Sid. Dictator, Zerega, Boog Kong; Da, ty : sect Cokte Wan Witherlee, Atwood, Akya sid 7th for Rotterdam) 8th, Elles Hod, Kirby, Cal so i 8g for Kouerdam), 10°, Minors, Ryder, Wxork Sid Gib, Ui ited States, Bi , London; Mary adelia, Kelle td Sh. Havelock Young, {from Liverpool (and pre cee ‘ed for Boston hyve, 1 W, Cot Ol, Canada, from New Orleans for Bro- no, Sept 15—Im port ships Naples. Stront, x, \ustarr; Courier, Olmstead for N York Id; — ed, aod Marila Luther, Nichols for NUrieans do; J 9 for Mobile do Monmouth, Doane; Har ’ Batchelder; Pelican Stove, Morse; Carloce, Hod wer J F Patten, Wootward, J O daker, Koss, wbild, une; barae Topeka. yes senieen: Bae d 3. garelln, Bunker, fester, Belg). for do fide, Wing. Seal Mae Groen, Gita, for Eakins at Fame kennedy, and John Danbem, Gray, for NUriaaos do; Menon, Dossely; Kedron, Farrell, Lagerk,’ (otoa, aud Gcey hound, Galbraudsn, unci Uriga Borie, Price, for, NYorN Lig; JH Adams (Brem), for do; 0r.on (or), for do, eld; Tallal Pinmmer, for Baltiinore dg schr Klesnor, Hosmer, uae Br J4G0 aot Sega, us printed tn Saturday's paper), Oot LL — Io port brigs A Dunbar, ® ‘Kweil, from Saraunsh ag lly © nie, Couins strom Raiumore, do; Herald, Gray, for do ldg: echr John Griffith, Conklin, disg. Sr Manrivs, Oct 9—in port Br brig Rulen Grant, for Boston Oct 21— Arr ship Betblah Jewett, Waters, Nor folk. Cid 234, brig Robt Reet ‘TAngacons, Fept B'—Are J W Hacria, Ratbb ao, Rion: me, Cotton Planter, Waré, NOrieans; 2¢ih, Caura, Pescud, ork. ae worn, Oct Id (from Portand Roads) Necort, Sine (from Ix ndov), Oardsf. —— Oct 8—Arr Dulsberg, Meyer, NYork for Rotter American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Got 26 Salem. id brig Avondal Godtrey, Baleu, Vilage (em, Baker, ostou; Dr Waa DD ere Numby. NUaven OSTON, Oct 7, 6M Arr steamer Win Jenking, Hallett Baltimore via Norfolk, brige Orlando, Savage, Miragosme; Pien, Kroesen, Gouaiver; Boras, Pare A Dari Blof Point, Vi ge Bagene (Br). Morril, st Baker, Grand Turk; ae Nan tries, in A Muy. Baker, Canary, Facaw worth; RH Wilson, toa wm Baker; Ald. nc loot! aud Mary Haley, hilnceiphia Telegraphed, orig Lacy tine from Alcoaedric’ Blenst id steamer 5 & Sveulding, Howes, Baltimore re Nortons shia Bes King, dar ker, Madras jea'tg. barks Sumter, Hamphre: Paicor Hadley, Kent, Baltmore: Urige A Blanchara, Bicock Barbados, mlonie Hebiffer, Wilson, Mobile: J uige Bianey Coombs, Alexandria; senrs Anns Hicks, Phinney, Mirag Bt Alhena (of Boston, Inte of Cleveland), Hi rano, Jackouvilie Wo I Gen: ogere , i it, NYork. ‘Sid, wind N, sbip' Reludeer, barks Seis, and a0 25.b—Arr (by tel) barks James Andrews, Burt, Minatitlan; Jubil Mavnveas, Trioty, a band #& Koighs Jr, Gove, Mobile: bras Win M Dodge, Afra: bs Pieree, Howard Republic, Baker i wc taptien, 8 Greene, 80m, Wm Fimith, Dovey, : Poruand; 2 W kumeey, Taylor, Hosion. It Baker. Jr. eats ‘NBedford; Ocean Bird, Ci Provicenoe, Cli steamer B Wal ” K rep Cag hg 6 s), Ye Bowen, Tie ee Sulics Binclair, NOvieane:, Ue brig Moser $ase, Bleed @ bre Cobasset, Tobey, arebam; Mary A Taylor, Bamett, Pail River. VHGA, Oct 2—Arr schr Valea, Maraball, Pembroke Be - Avexandy: CHAR Oot 2t-Arr, steamship Texbel, Roltaa Sid brig Block Bwan, Podger, New York; (ct a—Are bark Jamos Andrews, Bart, Minatitian (apd ald 26th for Boston) BAST GRESNWICH, ‘Oct Hoe sid sloop Translation, law Klas, NYo Pall Oct 28—Arr snhred W Woolston, ork. A, RIVER, Garrison, Alexandria; 26h, Alvert Pharo, Cavalier, do, Jabez L White, Harvey, Kiizabe ETOWN, 8O, Oct 16—Arr Webster Kelly, Hea- Me, Ith, sobre Sara Broo, Dougiags, New ‘Mth to reture); i. Harbinger, @aluver, do. ch Sea Foam, Coom! This inns. a attend brig Ooean Traveller, is Cardenas for Por, ; Bilow, Bolg oa, RN, Salem: schre K Leach, Lesh. Raldmore for Johnson; J Kanyon, Mathews, J Poa Je, Kilingwood: Ocean yma Oon; Ivy, Headers . i ey: ater New Kooks Grace, aintree for hariie by 5 Lonel Kouulked for NYork: Holitaes Purrite. Rastport for 45 renee Cole, Machias for do, U8 a e = Tae Whitcom) on acruse. Si¢ bri ler, Thos nor, and Holling Wave: sehr B ot aeond =) ‘brige t ay Aon. from for doston; Harrie, trom Blad Pole Va for éo, 26h Arv and ald brige Jolla, Hlgeing, Boston for Carleston for ¢ i HL Mesns, Treworgy, Saran Wooster, | ches Emma Ain: for Baluimore me & sarveviogy. Dranwe- jos Danvers fur New. W. sors Lamaruae, lerald, Ivy. Sanwa, Now Roiliex, Caariie & Wil g revenue eater Heaton. jad 8. Ke HARTFORD. tar whet Yankee Boy, Risley, G@ Hazard, Latimer, Kitzavethport. Sid 20h, sere Northam, heed, and HM eek Fisher, \ for pa ae do, sohre James Livers, artis, « TRETARGLA, Oct 9—Arr sobre Trane L Bruce, Stone, New York. Tn port ip bark Tesena, Brandt, for N York dg; sohr John a for do vo, nk whe ‘Set It Arr "one iti” len Marion, Ring, Be 5 ~4 nerasowD (see ». Dri¢ Haatrens, Keed, Tampa 4 od for Bs Sid ist, brig AB Moore, Mo bile abr BG Potter, Tempe. NRW PM. Uvot 2/—Arr Coy tel) shipa William Slager, joan, EEURPULE aa Roads, ship Alersater, from Cig yg pina? W ton, as iain, York, ie Gaerme ash iogton wy ly jain’ 7 ies, Escersrawe aid pra Dasher (ir), June Ann Maria, and Bolly Boomdold, X PORTLAND, Oct Ps was steamehlo Thoe S wana at 4 York: Duck, Stanwood omy tt don, boston ey LED Jones, 8 Jago; ke Dyer, MoDaties' and it Baker, vey Diladel WORT, Oot 25-Sid brie John Pleree Howard (from oa), Boston: eebr Migniols, Holt (from kilawor:a), N York. yb Arr brig ie. ‘Witame, Havace { ¢ Pordand, «tes TJ Tuli, Cooper, River, Bea Fowl, ¢ eo wL00, oot’ PENSACOLA. Oo 16— Filiot, Me Ray, low PRUYIDRACE cot 26-—Arr steamer Albatross, Jones, New Yew sobre Basel 1, Dennison, Mobile Biepben Taber, Ook, getrwn. ae Pu tot Senitd Film, Huntley gervoll, Montereu, Palreuburg, R Hickey, Ties, R Thomp von Lieya, and Sarah J Bright. Pmith, Philedelphia; J i. Nees, Teles, Delaw “ity; Canectiont aa ony Racaett, Arlen Awvtin, aa Alaaira T, Wrtges Walton, bad Oreer, Gidta Fert, Bwon: ie Dai na, fa wether Below, eohr J Martin, Harting. (rom Marta White, Sings, Mobile Sli xangria: Sea Nymph, Dawson, Sith "itis, and Willow Harp. Phi id Roowles Cid Sth, sabe LB My of Calais: aloope Grego. Khod mameree, Tyler, sod Wiliam & phias Fane, Ole Youur AWIVORET, Get 96—Arr aches 0 &T Cramer fade’chio: J 1, Harned, Avis, NBranswiek, NJ 1, Morrft, and Kiva, Tourgee, Bi Hontler, Pam Fingh, Ma ont Whitaey, Loveisod, ant, brig Bpesdaway, Nor sobre Sardinia, Trinidad, with inward wa, NYor® t poke Hlardecraddle, Packard, Rich fom: ‘ust 2 cargo: Pao Sakina pond: i eoeadia, San WINTPREORT, ci 23—Std soht Packet, Downs, NYork } | *iiy 3 Mockh viders ‘The transfor 1, NVERITE, Beoretary, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, AT HR, ‘DLAMONDA LE RARY ‘AND = pt, mt bk MERCHAN- pei ry Ist Rovember, no rt Ghmed eal dak dose 3} order, for at my private offices Proadway. fret oor, sew Houten: rage he TH « | GUT ccrcting of the Faionel Democrocie Comgre | Gpon the antl Lincoln rulers of the «istrict to gin OF THE DOU 4LA8 AND JOWN- Democratic Union Chub of the 3 Prrpose of eilfying. the, nom Nauka of fresh Pith Congressfoonl éiatrist; for Re- ‘Ony Judge Jobs H. MeCaon, Kral cope ne mer b iM, Pi President. Secretary. M, BURK, Vice President es WIDE AWAEES.”—A REGULAR MERTIVG OF Wide Awake Viab’ ae Se had Va (ex wo tay) sadeeendatey vy =. Broad wa' COFFIN, "President. W. J Vaw Arspaus, P. Dau LY, at re — of ue aud Sixth snree Vpn Tae Mas wa ALLA IS for of amemys, 7 owas, eatin WM 1 ER! Ghats. “HQUTON, HBNRY © The electors of ards, are lnvied to seme tn macs meeting ia the aqaare, gpoceite tbe Fifth Ward Sraukiin sirect aad Breas vonnay EVENING ocr 29, at 734 o'clock, to ratify tae nominstion of the republican candidate for WiLLiaMog, Third Co va" can aia the bir pogres- the rep: Coagre wee folie per psy nrrg abave been ijavitet and re dress the mest! GOVERSOR CURITN of Pent ania, having been una- in Boston, GOV RENO NOBLE, of’ Wis soasto, will a his place; bon eg by 1d GOVERNOR RUSCH, of i who will peak in ‘Bon. Hon. Gar usta A. GROW, of Pr Horace Gre Hon he hvu Van ihren, sextamund i tae I'M Pore, Keg ube Tile E, Deiaiteld Suiith, Wim Ross Wallace, Es., Hall Beq. —, Fr Boucher, Dr. Tranchard, L. ezaru we h peecheiee, and otbers. WM. ROSS WALLACE, Ksq., will reat an original poem. Bingiog by COLD ABER CHOIR THREE LA _ WILL BE ERs JTfD, From which ‘here . P8PRAKING ty HROLISH, igi FRENOK The Wide Awake Clabs of the ‘Satiet will have a parade bg the meeting ndjouras. Voter in the district {t invited to be prosent. ANDREW BLEAKLEY, ) nase aarti Commitee JAMES M. TUT! of SHERIDAN HOOK, Arrangements. JOSSUA G. ABBE, j pce DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTER — thie rp will be beld this ond Co: Bt Tis 0 = roomas at Thorp's Ho- Union equare. of Bt Lan ‘isda * @. W. SMITH, Chairman, Wrstax Canes, } Secretaries AITICAL A” MERTING OF Til NIN TRENTI Demoe: Working Men's yn oe ‘Aesoatation will Ue held at Galligan e, oem a | of Pay ‘it meet a3 avenue, on Moucay eveniog, October 29, at 73s 0'e ook, == = 7 pte ee Fg pa ho] are ca. wor! Sapport of the eect aw be sisi. lao Fe eas N BURGES, Treas: G, GarsiGan, Seoretary. ¥s tke ae: | -omel SEennee | REPUBLICAN NOMINA- Union! 08 UNION Hs Of the supporters UNION CANDsBare FOR je cowenms, DOLPHO WOLFS, ‘Will be beld In JACKSON be ed ‘Thirteenth street, between Green wich Righth avenues, at THOREDAY RYENING, B "NOV. 1, 1960, notes, UNIONISTS, AROCSE! DOME ONS! = ALL! are in Pn gsaenne ‘ited, and will address the Ton s.. Ny RL, Tile. Hon. Horatio Seymou: Hen: Bir a Walbriden, Hon FH Repmour, of Oooa, Nerrefoue ota, Hon. @. i. tse, iar Bene i om. eon, Hon. Miles lor, a le Jobe Boyeton, Bot — UNION AND THE COSSTITUTION, NATIONAL DEMO ATIC NOMIMATIONS. FOR J0STICE OF ome RRCORPER. JOHN T. HUFFMAN, TY JUDGE, sous’ Be MeoUKN, Looe DIRTRIOT.—MOZART, TAM eee ae aeieeenhs at 8S o'eloek, for we Benjan NTH ASSEMBLY DISTR: Unit LUKE ’. So = Es ree Dos Downers 7‘ Becre‘ary. 5t pA RD o7 V4 DEK —THERE WiLL BRA MEBTING Ly, fe ot Soe o eae b. Ge fooetion 7. ‘anal streets, on Mooday even! Tb lomtant. ' KS B. DUPIGNAO, President, Havay Wasser, ’ TH Conanmaston.ai. DISTRICT RA DQUARTRAS, sSPOLRHO wours i nie ra i ‘The friends of hare located the!r head. Pra where the Executive of denerocy, Union © say (reely imparted. — the friends are cordial! ant Saayar bate Ny order 3¢ Tie CoaNi tae NORESSIONAL | WERT. —AT AN ADJOL ne vention for the Right Congressionsl Oi drict, held “ Unim House on saturiay eventing, Oct. 27, be foliow ng rea > Intiers were onan moasly a cote Keaotved, That thie Courrntion Dereby apnroves of tha ae Hon of the" Cows * Commitian of the triew Herrick and Bradford te with(rswing suid at ceevare, io orter tm e-cure tbe defeat of bl an repuvbona cngaitate to tie Guerin. eaoived, Beat we Serey covdietty eaters and maguire v y ay u omination of Tewe ( fend, In the spirit of *Ualen for the wake of date their united support. Rewired. That the uhanks © Mere. Bradford sed derrick ect on of demoorst hae poloted 19 nat te emjnne orgs tizasioga ja 8 rauoasion phea M. Drew, D.C. Mrdanll. s * SOSSBLL, brirman. 3] Mow. 8 ter Wm. ©'Doarel! Srarman M. Daaw, Seoretary. TH Leg gg J ee rons 5 tre’ tag A re Seoretaries. ULAR ETING OF THR t Clad wil be MTS ofclonk, at Mil a ANNEGAN. Pree’ MULLEN, V.0¢ Pr * tae ne SOHN i McUAMTT: fice President. Jesp"niting Seeretary. SPRKOLAl Nerrivks, ok naw FLOCK RETUMNS His THANKS FO! - vors and begs to inform b's patrons Ajtomats pert Tewwened. arte old want Avenue, where aa uaial all kinds of Marketing sen he to ONoice Sergiy rey tht ps aia he Ree ae ea ti 26 Sapa rae, Sa $$ —_____——. BAND rae oF Tt bey agy ed PARK road). with free Taneh and mude. ne i Monday, October 29, 1360. Who respectfully invites bis James ¥sgnsee, Francs Menon, Fa By HENBY WEAVER, frievds and the public tm gemera\, _Manbaitanville stages pase the door, sd bb ¢ N sib viene ware tbatday, and of three transier books will be: - TO ‘ADOPT. ANY Resel go ta AEs : tion A opt y by RANCIFCO CABALLERO ¥ Ras ck, Is weall be se ny the aubscr. Eaquastsp ALANUA & BSUAL totes to In ‘him wilt be Seakrally n Or mation of Gregery, at at ils 118 York atrest, Broo. yet yeti WANTED —OF yg “ ears ead a nave 0! 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