The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1860, Page 8

Another Brncal and Sanguainary “Murder. ‘Qoe of the mont Hoortsbing of \he towns on Long leland was yewterday morning the soswe of Mmirase excitement. Mow Lots hea heen well known for somo time past as one Of the Dest vegetabas = parte of ve tnland, an! a Srv Wengen te Wa} Hewat owe 27 Diher markets to dispose Welw produee “prom the statriorat of the wile of the toed man we learn that oo Monday afternoon Theo- dere Oolyer, a farmer, living adoat half s milo from Bast Mow York, on the Ritgewood neights betwoen the two Feeds Known as tho Jamaica aad Cypress Bill pamk reads, came ¥ this city with a load of prodage, which be Bold for alpous fifiy doilare, which, added Ww some co'leo eased the acount of mone, ta roed bom rborily after dark, © wnd partook of the evening meal wiih hi family. He ¢ few went out avd visited the store of a Mr Terney, om the Toad, aud white io the drew ont his retto bile Sour pay some irihug suc of money. The amouut @Uho roll wtirasied she tion of *omo of the by of them remarke*, yer, You sea (ne remark created Band to night litle eartoatty fee, aud vaen ask a w loom, in Some Colyer, having purchased s2m9 bewr, fe to feed bis 20rses, and Jott cdo wore for , fonowed Almont uomediawely Dy the two ive Cokyer went ont on tho Ktoop of her hours to look for ber husdaed about ten o’ciok of tbe same evening, Dut not seeing Dow, nor any Light ia tha dara, suppoted Be had not reanhed home, upon whica she ra envered the Beure, and retired to bed. When she awoxe the nex! aughig fyesiersay) morning, ehe felt eomewnat surprised that Ber busband had pot made bis appearance caring toe might. Sre however, got up, Ht the dro, aud proparod tho Drenkiast as uste!, and theu weot out wwards the barn, which +08 fome dirtencs from the house. Sho teoud the (oor of the bara open, avd a quantity of blood upon the breshola Ata short distance Forwer abe discovered ber Dasbana’s rowaiae, 4 aad face bas been moet few tm e pool of blond. By her tention of toe other wr owt and nesisied the fo $10 feiasm soon prea. the mk pore Hoot, of Qireos onan’ epot oe caamiration of the body tt was fonad that tia skell Deen litera pplit ia wo, aod the braine sottwred aboot, | From surroasivg ¢ tease there la ithe doubt the murcerers were cerinted, sad that tha ce herd for lifo, we a straw cutter was found close.by, fat with bwed, and from thea ae tae wounds {bis was vot 2 orpebresors of thie foul offuce 4 od by an Tas muraorers to (ave bskoo wll the money in the preseason of 4, besides is gold wateh, which mast have : hed from him dy force, ws the ca Drokex,, part beirg loft bebinu. The pitoner of beer par. found tn the bara, not far from It wo supported that tho tvo strangers joliowed Ontyer from the Rtore and mur tered him eon uiter be entered tho owra, The two maa who are suspected of the murder are Germans, /ather and fon. ‘They were cmployed recoatly by the contractors who are yepatring the Uy press Hi. road. Ther pases are not knows, but « fot! derer!ption of the men bat bo girvea to the police authorities They were divhargel from work on Futarcay. avd had beon seen around ine eign Dorhood curirg ncor and Mondey, bat now are mowbere to de found. Mr Colyer was tomer y a police man of the Seooud ward of Brookiya, aid bore a good haracter a acttizo0, acd wes s fragal, ininatrions maa Sforty years of age, and eaven & wifa. aud dren to mourn his loss Ai the time of ia good e rcometancer, baviog @ flic farm and being heli 10 great ectimation by bia pein ors. BEVIEW OF TOE BOSTON MILITARY BY MAYOR Woon. Oompany F, Natioual Guard, of Boston, who bad been sojourning in this city for some days, as tbe guests of tho Washington Grays, Fighth regiment, were yesterday re ‘wiewed in froni of the City Hail by bis Hovor Mayor Wood. Meo Guard wore escorted from their temporary quarters @S their beets’ armory by Company B, of the Eighth, Gaptam Henry Moore, acoompacied by the regi- mental band, ‘They proceeted 10 the Brandreth Blouse, end there received the guests secom panying the Bestonians, an! from thence proseeded to tho Park, where the reviow took place, in presence of Brigadier Geueral Wm. Hail, the Third regiwent; Co} voseph ©. Pinckaey, of the Sixth vegiment; Col. M Vas Bored, of tho Nisth regiment; Geptaies Gregory, Burtie, Frazer, Varian and Back, of the Highth regiment, and Acjctact Coppinger, of the Ninth Beyiment. The review wae conducted with considerable eeremcny art etrictly according to the State military Fegvlations. Tho gurats end oflicera of the Boston com- pany were introduced to the Mayor, who made brief con- gretulatory remarks oa the dae appearance of the troops. Dompany B uid the henora of the oozasion in trae miti- tery style. This pany, ia Common wliD the other Companies of toe bighth, bas improved daring tbo past im poibt of numbers, in general appearance and Becty Hoe. ‘This regiment will soom be she strong com- eventh, ade in the Park the Graye and tholr guests mae & Cirewitous etrees parade The b took their a eleven parture from this eit chek, ta the Berd, compou Arm ry Guard arr Doat py ihe ertire Hiyhih regiment regiment did all in thelr power during f tue Guard io this city to make atopians pleatant and lon on ihe frequent ead freely spoked cucomium® ve Bowed on them by their goceua TRE CITY GUARD AT PORT HAMILTON, In oor report of the rf Oity Guard, Caprate Lovell, 8: Fort Ham Inet, thero war ® typogray J error, which obscured the renee of an important paragraph, and we choerfully | take this opporter!ty to make the correction. The para grapd referred to whould have read “that the shot from gan No 2, in the recond round Bad pot * uemoy aa the ts were end & quarter m Beeecen the initer p mw eeembe for military vie are on! ay ¢ loo. The right wing of W Beenie oa Tuee!sy, 200 tect, and the ert wing on Fei Gay, 23:1 Jeet , 1m fatigue Crow, for drut ane m Viary ex oreize, 2) eight o'clock AM Commantante will ee that Aeir wen wre furuiched with percuasioa tape for tbe Bore drills Appoiutments.—Rev. 8. HH. Worton, Chaplain, vic Brainard, resigne’. George W. Hirsinard, Assistant | Quarterwasier, vice Laimbeer, realgned. Outer of Cotlovet Marea’ Leiferia ba J. W LiPSENatv, ABATPALS ariow Wile wy, Mr Hiazearc ao bartes Ta r ailard, @ it Worri | Lorclee 4—and 16 'n tae stew ng swansbip sladem v i daughter, Kora Weick W lirnedage, ¥ Finley bc MeNamars: We than sie race Picnwown dc —Rtoamebio Forroke A Rita) bn, Pew kovgse. | Heinotes, JJ fomoking, © Bice a 6] iy the sierrage “Marenali, Mise a tronne—and Gol. 8 Brocks Postley, of a coast gon practice by the ol4 | Cleveland and Toledo, 274 a 28 ton ou Monday | NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. N Semear, Nov. 13-6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of epecie) from New York to k and since January 1:— 1869 168 340, rues tie 2a oh sported...» 68,876,219 wana at | 01,025,490 84 040 068 Since Januery 1 965,234,254 This enormons export, which inclades over | Lincolp has irritated the minds of Soutlerne $1,250,000 worth of breadstatis to Great Britain, will account for the unprecedentedy low price of foreign bills, A commercial panic, in view of the above export, so light aa import of foreign goods, as we showed in yeeterday’s papor, ia one of those cnrious anomalies whish puzzle outside observers. The excess of our exports of produce over lust year’s now amounts to over $27,000,000, The money panic coutinues—that is to say, very | shipments of { cotton to the ‘porta in payment of few private capital.sts are willing to buy long pa- per. Bankers ave lending pretty freely, with sofe margins, on cull, upon stocks; and some of the benks are discounting moderately. There is no distress worth mentioning among merchants, *h the exception of one house ia the drug busi we hear of no trouble, But everybody is iting to see what will be the npshot of the present panic, and is willing to let money lie idle for a day in the hope of still higher rates in the course of the week. We hear to-day of a few picces of stwictly frst el: short paper going o hear of sales of paper, than which is made, at 1} percent 2 month, The tis in a condition that no regalar quotations can be given. Some fine morning people witl con eluc at we are not ail going to ruin because the Southerners are going to hold conventions; then paper will rive as quickly as it hae fallen. Zhe exchange market closed very irregular. Most cf the bankers asked 107}, bat the best bil's sold, at second hand, at 107, and a bid of 107 for a iarg¢ amount wontd probably have been accepted by any leading house. Southern bills are coming from New Orleans more freely than they have been; they go at 105} a 106}, with the exception of Charleston bills, which are generally neglected. At these rates specie can be profitably imported from Furope, and should the present panic last we may expect to hear of some remittances. They would inconvenience the London market very con- siderably, and they are not really wanted here. But there is no reasoning with panic, and ‘f people get frightened, and begin to question the standing of our benks, gold will undoubtedly flow from Europe. About $450,000 in gold was sent South to-day, $200,000 of which went to New Orleans, The panic on the Stock Exchange is unabated. New York Central fell to 70 this morning, rallied to 72J, fell back to .70, then rallied again and closed 71g bi gainst 74 at the close yesterday. Erie fell to 26 at the morning board, sold at 27 the afternoon, and closed 28} bid, against 28} yes- terday afternoon. Hudson River declined 2, Har- lem 1}, Reading 2, Michigan Central 1}, Southern 1}, Guaranteed g, Panama 1, Miinois Central 1}, jena 2, Toledo j, Rock Island 4, Burlington 3, Pacific Mail 33. Every one had cash stock for sale, the cause of the stampede being obviously the calling in of demand loans, added to the fright of many holders of stock who are un- certain about the future. It reflects the greatest credit on the Board of Brokers that, notwithstanding the intensity of the panic, and a decline which is without precedent, no one should have failed. The losses incurred by holders of stocks must have been enormous; bat they have been met manfully, and in no instance has any holder songht to take advantage of the panic to default on his contracts. The circumstance, as we said, reflects great credit on the Board, sud not unnatorally recalls other periods of great flactua- tion, when the conduct of the leading operators was very different. At the secoud board to-day the market was rather better on the general railroad list. State stocks, however, fell off; Missouris 2, Ten- es 4 per cent. At the close the market was unsettled, the following being the last quotations: — Virginia 6's, 85.9 86; Missouri 6's, 72) @ j; Ten- neesees, 80 a 84; Canton, 16; Cumberland Coal preferred, # a 11; Pacific Mail, 82} a 84; New York Central, 71] a 72; Erie, 28} a 29}; Hudson River, 49a}; Horlem, 13fa 14; do. preferred, 32 a J; ading, 33§ a 34; Michizan Central, 614 a 4; higan Boutheyn and Northern Lodiana, 14} o do, ‘guaranteed, 31g a 32; Panama, 14 a 115: nols Central, 60 a 4; Galena an4 Chicago, 59 a }5 at nine; 10 better marke 4,534 @ 54; Chicago, Burlington and Qaincy, ah The advices from the South tend to confirm an that opinion which we have already expressed the cause of the present tronble lies de election of Mr. Linedin to the Pre m several sections we hear that land is ied by any di e in the price, 400 rally have made all the Southern | | planters rich, but for one thing: like the Westera forypers in 1856 and 1857, the more money they made the more they lald out im jand and negroes, | very large amount of mon | a very high price. | they , and from all parts the report is that negroes ave fallen and are falling in pri This result would, of course, be produced ia course of time by soch agitations as are proceeding in South Caro- lina, But it could hardly have been effected so soon as this; and in secking for its cause we are forced to look further back, aud to inquire whether it may not have had sn origin anterior to, and very different from, the present political excitement. Between the years 1860 and 1857 the average cotton crop of the United States wos about 3,000,000 bales; average price of middling uplands was about & pound; the average price of negro field ds was $#00 a $1,000; and cotton land wes re- markably cheap. Three to four years ago the de velopement of cotton maunfactnres throug Furope and the United States increased the demand for cotton to such an extent that middling uplands was wanted at J] a 12 cents ia market, and at 74d. a 84. in Liverpool. This led, as a matter of course, to @ wider cultivation Southern States. Planters in cotten ia the ‘% Carolfans and only continued to plant as before on , bet by # lad in the ked it with negroes, and plaat- Thas the cott > swelled Georgia not the } young ed th nd they t r States, & re likewixe. from 3,113,962 bales in 1s 1481 bales ia 1858.0, and 4,61 bales in 1869-60; had tho eather been as favorable this year it ia kaown 000,000 bales. < increase of[pro- Middling uplands is duction, the price has not fai orth between 11 and | & price 1d in former times have givea the pla’ five cents per pound. Now, increase in the production of the sta) niga pound machinery and bu gs. Though Missouri and inia were steadily drained of their slaves, ne- jd Lands rose in the cotton States to $2,000 a land in @ corresponding ratio y wae put ap in three years th Hones, ed millions of dollars a year an she did twelve or fifteen quite Conbtful whether the planter availeble means now than they had Like the Western farmers in 1887, they have plenty vie vanced en receiving ab age, it apy more of land, and if the weather favors them they will | have plenty of cotton ove Tut from all that we can Jearn have no more a money now thar they used to have. They are, in a word, precisely in the condition in which the West wae ju 1 greatly expanded that the first adverse wind was to canee a catastrophe. That adverse wind come thie year in the shepe of the drought, whieh destroyed over 500,000 bales of cotton, and cut of 780 an in though the South bas | the corn crop in the Gulf States, The Sihiatsenhd We bee before us. With negroes <° *%.000 a head, and corm imported from Uliavis aud laid dows the plantation at $2 26 a bushel, even eleven cents @ pound will hardly reward the planter for growing cotton; and if out of the proceeds of his crop he ; hag to pay a debt to bis factor, incurred for par- chases of land and negroes, the result cannot be doubtfl, and it would have been the same who ever had been elected President. The election of aroused their apprehensions of trouble with ' negroes, and has thus precipitated matters; but could hardly have prodaced the result« we seo hu the Souih not been in an expanded co mdidoa, « but for the recent excessive developem: at of °” ton culture, So fer as we can learn, the » avbi of the South to the North for goods ‘urchased was never 80 small ait is at Mesent, But the ad vances of the Souther™, factors to the Sonthern planters are pears than they ever were, and the these advancer, up to the present duie, are fully $7,000,000 behind those of last yeur. ‘the following is a statement of the movements of cotton for the last week and since Ist Hept: ver last, compared with the five preceding years: — —— heceipts — —eaanie Fan Weak — unice Ast Past week. Sept Briain Frame. 0 of “ot oo 00 6005 = 800 | 4000 bbe We TOM 260 22.000 os ROO 4 . Bo thn Thus the receipts show a deereas> cf thio bales from those of last year, and a deren one 27,000 over 1458-59, and the exports cai. Le following resalts: — Ot. Britain Bran 1 in # f mori Comp'd with Deo. hn Den Last year... 62,000 we 08 5,000 40 O00 » ee tne 1858-69...... 61,000 82090 19000 due 28000 With regard to the movements of thy Neil! Broa, eay:— Buginers ot the South hos Neca ratber nasetiled during } the weok,and, with stringeot mney markete aaa too ciloully Of Begotiativg exchange a. wost pulats, p huve cectived, AtNow Orcars the wock opened very quietly. anc, with dull accounts from Liverpoo', prices re ceded 44>. to 340. from the top polat Ihe Peraia advices, however, recetved on tho 14th, were rogarde. favorably, and there has since beta more estlvity, aut part of the deciie w recovered, tho week ming up 48 (00 baie, and cioring on toe basis of 11K 8 11 dc. for midditag on Saturday. the Mobilo market alto Gectined 246. gc, but partlaily recovered vader an improved Armand, clsing at 10%o for middling. Ts At matic markete havo been irre; gular at 362 @ 26 cioe The pews per Browen aud Ne renewed activity at Mew Orleane yestorsay, and an at ‘vance in prices, the tales being 15 Ou0 balea'om tho basis of 113¢c. for middling. Freights bave wtvanced to 5% The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as followe:— vast weer, Total receipes $107,812 95 —For crsions 44.000 00 Peyments 131 231 €2 Balance. 5.311 260 a2 ‘The election of the Pact il > npany’s direc- tors wil take place to-morrow. We understand that « ticket has been agreed t pon which will satia- fy all parties, and that Vere will ve no opposition We hear that Mr. Souter ana Mr. D. B. Allen will probably go into the Board The election of the New York Coutral Railroad | will be held at Albany on the 12th of December. The transfer books will be closed from tue 6th to the morning of the 13th of that month. The exchanges ot the Bank Clearing Hoase this morning were $27,361,772 49, and the balances $1,320,261 57. The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of five dollars per share, payable on the Ist day of December next, The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks, made up Monday afterncon, presents thé follow- ing aggregates as compared with those of the pre- vious week : Now 12. 11 806 0®5 Ine. 1615 27,964,669 Den, 614,174 411.943 Geo 166 024 1.625 229 Doo 234 131 * 0 2047,L3 Doo 294 474 + 16-759 825 16.204'245 Deo 480 081 Crreviaten 297618 «284212 ino. 4,699 The Baltimore Patrict of Mouday afternoon eaysi— The money market contiones upuemaliy rtringent. There is great oifonity tn efheting negotiations oa we Fireet on anything bot nodowbied gesurtties, Gad even op there ut grently wdranced rates firey clues ‘it se peper i© cow freely ctred at 12 per cost; all ibis 5 rejeotea for tue present At Boston, on Monday, according to the report of the Traveller— The mouey market Gortinsed tm the samo unsettled concilion ar noticed at the close of the pest at week Toe fret ations ing bas very litte outeice paper, it berng as reveh em they cap do to aorommonate ther ‘6 potitore aod reguiar curtomere. The apecto feel oo this Morning was sbovt $38 0F0, the balance beiag $4 807,000 The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company in the first week of No- vember were, in— 18°98, 1860. Freight .....998 08600 8030000 Dp 7 646 00 Pastor ger’. 11,706 2 1881 93 duc... 35 4 Total sseee 4222193 «De... Teo ae ‘The Housatonic Railroad earned in Octohor, 1869 Oc ber, 1869. Tota! inereage, nenrly all in freight ‘The Pittsburg and Port Wayne road October $85,965 over 1869. Stock Exchan, ernanay, Sor 13. 1890 60 the Beat jag RR. si 923 204 64 33 74 TO $2000 N Careitoa 18000 Miseour! 8000 E RR 6b m bas 6009 Michs 21 m bas 060 149 Mil & wine RR. oo Cai, bar & QAR. BO bo 20 do. | 266 Ferlom BRpref. 67 Stoe ington RR... 20 Reading KR. a) FEVOND BOARD, #82000 Virginia 6's 86 19 soe Hut Riv RR. 2000 Mier our! 6". m 00 da. 10 ¢o 72% 100 Har RA pref. 06 Te 90.. B2Ky v N iy do. . 1¢00 {il Con iitaacip: 109 Mish Cen RR. 1e0 st eM id We WH MSKNTE atk. ear 100 fa 10 AGN; 1000 Ch HRE TKR GO 69 $09 Wee OO 635 oa elation ae wo Co... 918 8 #5 Hod Riv RA. 48g venvay, tow 18—-OP M. BRKADETCYIS ~ Fiour—The mari ct wad Dew. y nod lower, Mw avant CITY COMWERCIAL REPORT. about as , ‘within tbe following ranee ot prime Suen tne He °- +539 Extra state, good to choice. 9 6 65 Buperice sestera. a6 30 Cot mon 10 ebyien Fextern oxira aTib St Tonia extra - sisal 44720 xed to ebr aight Boutber: wie 8 "inh 10 fond extra do. 6a 750 | “hole extra family Ly % Rye four meaner brands tape? Sore eee TE caey apa Brand’ sit $0003 55 sa wah floor wat heavy aod lowér for som on Dravds, with sales of 250 bis, at 85 60 o 160) «the Jatter in emali | Of extra gradea seu horn flour wae lege buoyaat hud clowed righ) deoling The saies emoraced ebout 1,600 »! bove prices Rye th z wav quite doll, aud ¢lomed at a dective of per bng'l; salon were restricted by the dersege: #eriior xchange The trangactious einbracsa 80 000 boeheds, nt $1 50 for waite Souther , $138 4 #1 ib for wh te One, Hinots aud Mohigan; $1 21 a $123 tor rev aod amber Weaters $1 23 @ $1 45 lor Mi Waukee ry ane $119 w $1 2k for Chlowge apriog Oora was sooo (eka tended towards loser raves the asics orb ed eb £68000 Duabels Bt 68363 4605 tor Wear ‘s 9, 80h, and The fm store; sari low white sornab 72 Ryo was cull at 72> = 739 Bariey #98 stes y, 8) 96 v0 of about 12.000 passels at O55. a Tis. 4 et Bed TO> w Tle for Canads Rast Osis wore in sy) ommend as Ts a 87ig0 for Weeters and Cavadias, er tar tore warket wes dull, and aajea fo the trade .2V0a sale of inferior quality Rio, con- 12.0 bags. wal mate, snowing 4 deoiive Leet woffa 13go as. per Ib foe sala was F D Morgan & Oo. Wm. Scout & Se mre the foe ing ptatement of Rio and San- ” D tbe Bch (tay 1800, 22 104 bags; sales (ur con ap hon ee mle) ah 9-436 Onge Store of Rio aot saa som tha 19 dy of Novembar, 1860. 12 659 bags; Ma lon, 270; iam 9970 mata and 2; St Domingo, 300 page. Total 27,848 fhe stock of Ki» Nicember 10, as 22,000 bage; November 13, at New 12 669 page, war (ha only staple article of produce of tu co whieh seemed to etend iti grouad weday. The 4 S41 aoe! #dOUt 1206 & 1,600 daies at Hteady prices. foowing Mm & stakomens of the movement of cotton sche Ist of September iagt, as compared w ith tae pro- Toh LeTeo Year: 1867 1853. 1859 «845 000 824.000 940 000 126 060 175100 284.000 17 000 Recetwod at porte... Received at porte, 165000 133 000 apa to G Britay 26000 43000 69000 62.000 Pravee 206 ‘ ipis at the porte compared witb lest year, 146000 buier The fooreste in expwt to Great Britain, 68,000 baler; decrease to Prange, 14,009; therease to other foreign porta, 9,000, Total decroasw in exporta, 65 000 bales. Penonre —Oraln freights for Liverpool were cheaper. And the pusit ese hight. About 15 000 boshels were en gages for Liverpool, in bulk and ebtp’s bags at t4i a 14340.; 2.000 bbis four at 84 91, 900 bbie. apples at 4a, tallow ano greaves at 40*.,904 150 balesof hops at %d A Sweuish bark was taken up to load for Liverpool wth wheat, in bulk, at 141, To London 1000 bola. thar were taxen at de, 100 tierces veef at 68. 6d, and 600 boxes che + 608. Provisions —-York—The market beavy.and easier for prime. The saire embraced aboot 200 a 800 bbis. in lots, At $19 » $19 1234 for mess, and $13 50 for new prime Bee’ wus stemay, Dut vot active. Sais embraced 160 bdis. St $9 75 u $10 for new repacked mees, and at $11 for now extra hams were steady, with sales of 150 bdis Weatern at $14 75 Cut meate were st-ady, and prices uncbans Lard was doll, with sales of 275 bula at 135. 212. for new and old Western, Butter aud choess was 1 pchapged. 6 ~vGaKs were dull. and about 10. lower on the week's eles, The saiee—216 nhds., et 6c for medium grades “SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. SPECIAL NOTICE. and letters intended for the Naw Youx Nanaup All packages shoul! be satled, Port of New York, November 13, 1960. CLEARED. Seamenio Florida. Crowell, Savaauah—S is Mitehitl & Soa. Meamsnip Jameevrwn, Skimner, Nortcik, &o—ludiam & ilel- chp Lucretia, Harding Lvarnon!—R P Rock & Oo. Bhi Wian lander nborroan, Liverponl—l P Bune & Co. Fark Talsman, Hooge (love ee—Fnoek & Meimone Bek & A: ochrnve, Noves, Havana PF Poew & ge nee Seam. Cot ok nee ian je, Dean & = 4A Ven Nama, Cladad Bolivar—Harbect & Co. _petienass, Yortér, Por; aa Priace—H Becker & oe FA Stavley, Jackson Wiimtoxtoa—MeCreaty, Mott & Rebs Kato Westen, Adsma. Demares—I 8 Gager Seb? Trade Wind exter, Bardutos—H Trowb, ice’ Sons. Hebe Heo ber, Mot ersom. St Jou Unisrwood. Sehr Quichmep. Dormsa StJoho—D R Dewol?. Rehr # epi worth (Hi), Davicon, Sten —5 4 40 A Dowoll, bohr Onwe gn Card, Wit dsor—0 & Dewoll, Seni H Eldott Deog'ss, Mattland Pene TJ Tail, Maas Georgetown. fobr 0) Wi hades woul tog Pismonth Stocner Detnware, Owain! Steamer Novelty, onaw, Philadrione Bieamer Concord, Norman, Phindelohis, ARRIVED Bteamahin Kangaroo (ir), Brooks, Liverpool, Ost 31, and Queexstown Nov 1, with mdse and passengers, to Joho G baie steamship North Star, Jones, Aspinwall, Nov 5, with tres sure and passengers, 16D Bailes. oon sobr Bis ual, pamand lott bond is 10 asptnwall; VAB, lat $8 10, 19a 73 94, sehr Joan Olver, eeriog lem RMd Foon weas maMet Of the pas ‘so'p Addie taow, from New Orieans ‘*ascumsnp Alabama, Sebevet, Ravannsh, with mése and pas oragere to Nem! |. Mibebil & 0, me. a weve. io BB: Boome A MeamaLp Kean xe, Cuca, ec. rh cadena 8 B eons Garsnn, Raneey, Portiand, wth anton “flere Date (ot het); Uses, Ardreemn 89 days with we erace ee Hee experienced beavy W gules t8 eo re Lady Weshtagton (Be), Morris, Wiodsor, 8, 13 days, oi sien F "alubesd eltig Caletiine Fisnet 14, 6 dye, with lamber, to Seg Jucge Wulimas, Bray, Calale, 31 days, with lub, to open a ue.gy, epee, Providence, —— tm palleat, to mas Rea Prearey, Provid nineties Wagon Sana NB, 20 days, with be Baws, Gergen, if Panter Mem Rohs & bars (ver H Tee, Alerauder Law. Wont Vi 2 Rime have “doodes!\, Vlegiota a4 a Sehr Yorktown, Wale. Ge orgerye Stays Behe Varietts Smith, Maxwell Tecan, ", soe Prana mall, Bsa ethpon for s: 4 Saris, Beabed mt for wat Porton. Ww, BNeahetdoor oo Now Tinven. wwier, Rie hethport for Wreaford. . Riteanathport fur Brit cent asker (iy ‘Benjan ia. KUsabeta-wt for Nopweatk R Keay, dalera, on for Tompkins or, Caleta, 13 daze wel are Bebe (ive I they ear), rian! for Alexandria se Temes fils, Fall, aX) Ly 4 i 5 & BELOW. One bark, unknown. aw ag Seem sbine avannal Nortoite, te stip Weoeter barks Fivia ‘“ietrow: Gm or tos heen, ocehe Nk cat Pana loping latetity ence ‘The wind yesterday morning wee from WNW, from which quarter haa been blowieg for several ¢aya The Udes have ‘been unmmally bigh during the the. whieh te ratbor remark bie, and fa no doubi cansed by heavy B westher of snore The Ruropean steamers arriving the past week bive made vere abort premages, and report & prevalenee of B wir te We arn indedto’ to the parser of Rr ste amsh'p Kanwar for fevore resatved wad atiention 10 our packages of papers. Baam Corpet:s, Couk, from Cienfuegos for Boston, before NOVEMBER 14, _ 1860. the eame ote, from Fall River for be steamer rat into Pa iCuning her ts leak “ail repair and pro eu va Ni Ohta Inland, Ont Gamage, Biter discharging part cargo of 0) te) ber cbalon Bartore Se has been gos off without Ge wharf Plymouth Lith iost, Mania Roxamwa, Palmer, from Boston for I 10h toa a d while at anchor me ies — rus isto by seamer Bay jork and aad jiDd00.a earr ed en gan ee conde, NB, tor Bosim, to For Diost, naviag weruck on Muscle Ridges Gi fi Wiles, tom Taskier for Botiog, whi ert cure of va Suvesy sortieg apparent Wile: =“ for B. wu, at Homes’ Hole, parted wa aa 08 ge. thio ot ee damage, and is aiongace 5 Mama, fi Oriesna for Roslon, pat into Gout Lith lest, with logs of bulwusks and deck ima. tone, hay 2 by the [rothers Sampaon, of wr 898, has beeu boaght by Hou) from 41 urday, an A new ship of oy Bast Poston and bow ready f 1 © biunore, of Konan, ab a pelea uot ate pate Fo "Sot tatercant to be ‘Atvut $86 per tom, abe will Do'em- ployed in the gene: al freightioy business tbls Bpitin, 1648 tone, bus at Frapiefort In 1983, haw beer Pougs by 9G Keed apd Mutt Rovineoa on terms uot made pubhe. PAMSHIP U"WILADREPHTA, &t Nov 12. 186), an bar pao my Stet the voderawued gentiemac!y boned Ou the resmaiike mancer tn'which ke os ried bis ship trong Sheavs"tno dave gale. oue en eine having broven aowa when elxhieen boure out from New Orleans io bis offloars and cvew yo aieo, return uur Mra Virgiuia Wide, Mae Bini Gullard | Mra ek, chase UArK Alas Rerdveal @ ralibrigbt, Louis W Guuager, # Ht Merril, 3 Pierwn, Andrew Harbison. Lavncump~ At Rockland 31 Inst, sobr Lacaneen, batlt by Git bert U 4 smerson ea aud Owned hy chem Ani cues Also, rece: tly sebr Conver, 181 19 98th tong, built by Horne Merriam and cwond by Joba sird x dotwers ct Kennemuck th inst. trom Ware's yard, @ beantifal oa tire bite oak ship of 226 1ore, named Langiellow, pale ard uaned oy bi Gould B&O G Perklus Cat Horatio Moody, ©'W Freemat. resident Hoston Tnearanes (>, wad W it ty of this city. Capt Moody will command ner. Notice to = ‘han Notice is hereby given, that the Han bas paitea er ctala and ts wow at anchor ia a e chief Light Vernet gart own MNEhe wlll be reatathoned wish as Uvile delay as poestble, of which dus novice wii! be given. iby order of ie atin Board. ELANCTON athe a USN, Boston, Nov 12, 19H. nspertor 24st, What Cid at NRedtord Novlz, bark Sun Of NEoford, late of Mat- tapolsett), Leg ‘N7ealand. Bid brig Lesnidas (of Wertport), bAIT, Atautic Veran, Sid from. below Warren Nov 7, bark Covington, Jencks, Pax ‘ite Osean. "pid (om San Franciaco Oct 30, Lark Ocean Bird on a whaliag vA Etter from Capt Swalo, of shi Thres Brothers. of Nan tocket senor Nee Bay of Imanda July 21, with 100 p> sp on 1) well. ‘Teter Trem Capt 8 0 Buddington, of bark George Heary. reports heat Hokenbnrg, Davis Kieaita, July i Cowal 103 Seba for Onmbe lend, sitind. Schr aaaret. Lamb, was la company. Cews nf bein vessels well, Cad ls Zo, & native Bequip atx, dled July and wns buried at eon of ont % passenger in ‘we George Hesey. ny, also writes an eacelleut Spoken, Be. are hip Ivanhce, Lane, from Maielde June 6 for Culoutta, Aut mete (porbape 8), lon 26 W (was spoken Jaly 23, lat 6, Shop Africa, Poure, from Ltrerpool Sept 27 for NOrleans, a yhont Met a 3. PGi Mice Stich i, Uaruner, from London Sept 2 (Deni NYork, Oct, 0 lal or lou—by a Vessel arrived 1a bre from London for NYork, Nov 8 Ist 68, lom 324. “ay Pat} ey iy ioe Nema from Cari for Bal- ‘Oc 18. Ink 44 48, ton at Sirk Mart se Anes, Chan, from Havana vis Philadel shia fos Boston, N. Bivek lelan i ‘sn Am fark. Dame urkrown tiecring W. ha a white deuce head and on deck painted yellow, was pmswed Oct 49, Int $9 08 jon 09 10. Foreign Ports. Oct 2%—In port ave Harrasesket, Waite, for Noraninsé on ‘Genoa, Street, and Hero, “mia, for Ae On oltpa Vietn (Aue), Flor, for éo Nov 5, Br bark Vivi Gorwn, for do soon. 8'4 SUtb, scar Coast Plot, Ho canis, sCpim, Oct 4—La port bark Imam, Wedd, for the uorthward about 16th. AsrisWaLt, Oct 30—Arr bark Nimrod. Lana, bigs Sut. sehr Kinatsber, Ciarglt, Haltimore. sid Slst, brig @ Oram. Oe 5 ie canateae Oot Oct 27- Sd Joshus Mauran, Miliken, Eng iad. comm, Nev l—Arr Vantertilt @), Lefevre, New York for OStonrr, ost ly nt Oo” onan Ys Low, Liverpool. ld 29%b, Aramede , Barndea, Chari ma ‘Uet 3 tare chee prague, Pi Pike, NUsigans for Loaton woot Ger OM, Joho Bryant, Gardner, from Ham‘org wai ‘Cct 4—-Ie port brig Lacy Heywood, Stone, for New be ney megs, Oct 9—CM, Se’ Sprague, Gillespie, ‘rom Rot- urdaw FaLmovis, Uct 31—O8, Re ublik, Wenke, from NYork for men Pride, Cammings, New York. Bld S0ub, Sialto, Priire, NY ‘GENOA, Cet 2—Sid tlenry viark, Hrows. Marseilles, In the Roa a 2th, Geo Green. Fairbavas, for NOnleas, Vavan Set 9—sie Wn tril Poa, § York. Ss eh a7. onan Meyer, NYork; 27th, Sazonla ) bn ere, hut trom Cnsbaves 2h, AM Lawrenos, Maypole, Eoghan. Tue or Wrant Oct 29—Pwned by, Caroline seemith, Gow sing, from London for 5 Urienus. musrenront, Oct 8—Arr Caaads (@), Anderta, Doston via jauit tie 2%h Powerfnt Lng Rarvaouah; Atelante, Whitmore, L Leas. Byer, hore: BAR Tonawanda, Jutias, 4 Theus Chapman, SUrieane, rk, Senter, Mobile; B 8 Riy, LAviage- jAmnom Sewart Savaonas, ee of Sew seurphy, 0 u BY one: for leg ‘Ba, Yorkehive Fairvecte, for NYork; JS De. Wolfe, Brad: shew earaonnh Lonbom, ci 37 -in Fort ships Gregortus, Rateortrh. for Fors ress day; Antereon, for a0 Nov k; Ajooui, Har Baby. tik, bare Comet, Rogers, fur Pensaccl«; and te bevere. Matsoa, Get it—Are Bureks, Crosion Ondix: 19% We Toeneend, , Barvelme. Cul 4elh, Alfret, Fades, ewcastie, Oct 30—Cl4 Abeons. Herald, Philadetphin Qunsretows, Nov l—Arr Olly of Saitimore (sa), fewie, New York for tivert i Cet 98 Now Era Reg nnd Aarane, ‘Thomas Oct 25—4er bark Joha Benson Ganiner, ¥¥ork eae tid eame day for Crab ister), Bin Dan beig Oren leie, O14 Nd, bare Clare Batt Mean: geun jarscalbo; brig Th mee -wano, Bockeunin, save tor kON, Ot 29—Arr ED ircokman, Chevey, Glasgow to toed ‘Tuees, Vet 2-8id Posen Helens, Rider, MTork. (Pam Steamer? Cavana, ot Uaurax- Teumgcarms.) from NYork Uct 29, Unmoolét, at Dartmoatn, Nor 4, Arr (Caner t Qareust mwa. tid for co lavine ble from [tverpact Mic for NOrisaps lst, Selgrevis, frm Dex’; Wm Asthboar, frow Liverpool; 24, Maud. and Sracesman, from én, Bia for Moule lat (ity ef New YK from Laverpoot (be Latest ria Quenaniowa. Yorks Rabo. a, Surcise of dunda; Banting, al at Kingstown. rot Bosi"a. aracnta st Galle; Kaneko Panza, ia Straits of Sunda Quickateo. at Stnespon ast trom Laariemon, Oueeron: at “MoKenzie” ‘ork, put into Pal- The Newoastie for Sew mouth ain | any wae Gia The Albert Corres srowaded near Oxicvtta Bept 12, Dut got off same day wihont damage ‘The Wm J Morria rac 0) Rive Land near Calcutta, Aug ‘M4, but got of, very leaky. we Arr from Peteog. al BOeTOU, or 4) mds, Purriogton Sin Pres welboorve: Mary Bred. ort + Baker, Pbitdeipbia, sobre ¢ Bucer Pott Jones, Gienruat Cop 00 & Green. pe doddam Gensre Matra armonla, Boniia Arcus; brigs dame! Cook ad arr (by tel) barbs Chanticleer, Croastadt; Vernon, Ma ing; brie Mings babe iamnow. ALT MoBE soy Ld <srr steamship Potomse. Watem, New York, rem ship Johaunsa Voo Critees, Lwdon; baren Wearscure son, Wheiten, Mot tev ideo vin Ham hen Matangae o Providence, ey ff i Sausn’ Mert aaah, New Yorn.” id back Uresolandy Befrymen Laedou cr BANGOR, ¥ ov 10—Arr barks Sean Clerk, Cxrte John Aviles, 120, Portland, Cid brig N Sowers, Sow ISTOL, tag pot rs igo Masta Oammines, ant Thorne, Davia mee. inc c TRAReR's POND eek orws Rov il. ne wala whee Biaekviriy Comp ower, ohnond, oche Babes pecs nie for ye a —H14 sehr Kothen Rorto'®. Eboantown. Nort 3: Ratoeoe ¢out for Pordand . RS Eyrort: Orrin Cowl, Sanuk, le Noun. RYork for dx; Giraite Ubien do ‘or ao; ‘Bay diate, spenr, do for Sales or Newburyport Tn port inh te “eagole Above Feporied mud meas others ue TALL RIVES, Nor 0 h otra, 3 are 10 arr Ba Newbern (wih ten mea srk): Thk, "Thos Winnee York Wh, Jee rfeent op Iu sear & EH shesnow, marie As for Se atire. mice sia; Ben) 8 fener, Dieaive Veudect Cr Tangier, ey, me ibhearr artes Bara is fe ere Reese ay Daek 1, am © Roots for 1 a orhant “aad Dey Bowser eit ha! foe Ys a Rl nto ae Remsde'l, ‘Yhunton snd Optar.o Borris Hall, Gleneester for do; Lad: Bren for Hevion: Biprese, hier, i = fer ao; for Hebe Mar NYo ie dustice Yovlor, Koudnit 1°, Ries m Bektord fat Bork: Hecory & arriet Fighiman, by fotra J ® Lane, ft ieser, rheeer, Seem for Cantoer Picuarda, Geleia for #00; 18 Pastel ge, 2, W farren for Digmon’ for, York ot Xe Udr Ray % fa ay for Fetarwbore; Mea’ or Narr Bew: tar ear, Pr vide ee for 40; | Tes. Amz, Townesnd, Nore for Provence, prewer heck Fe). Campion Mositor, Orbe bare a 1 der, ud Lacy PHiLsD Ls Boston; brig J bn We tn pocn ‘NHaven tor ‘Mayaqes; John way Jobn Pierce, Condova, racers Wm Peon, Ag ae Albert Gatlatin, wsvor M Robirsov, Lavis, Fall River pay Miler Sad Js mille Sang, Hoa Hajnie, Kaptalt Sow ores "he outa Frith Ver, ing aie TOR Land Nov t— 4-7 aches 5 am Kagle Wilder and W Richmond; for cok, ‘Taber Coo¥, ¥ atanzs Dicrerron, Phi 2, Jebornn a Aine Law, {monary hd Youug and Wr H Rowen, its bom, Martel ‘euonah e len. Crue ‘alexandria; ab Sis 7th. eebrs farkin, FFL. Sov 18". rrat mer Kenstniton, ‘bridge Movte norrs & A 8, Wincamet Old ebit 1h, Caroline Arc: raon Aowker Alexantris aceon, Marie Koxana, abut. Nov 9 Arr get Jonav%h Orandall, Magathiia, ‘Cooper, Taylor, aaah L, Tripdie, Yorn: crails General | oumiitee of tre c ty of New byw rat an Cnlon square, on Tuestey evening, folowing resolntion waa a spin POLITICAL. TAAPBOALMBMTING OF Taw NATIONAL DEMO- A LB Ino ld at 1b rp’ Novembe adopted Resolved, That the Brecutive ‘somunbune of thle by inmrocted to prepare ad. pubilah am dare 10 ‘tp relation tv the present rri-ie of pode ifaw and d, accDted, wes the ad fase couren A mown WHS, pucvequentty made aod phe Gress be laid before a meeting of be Feitattbi pace on We ee ay aveuiog, 1°60, at Dalf-past seven o'clock, and Jaurs Heston, Ve ILAM CANTWELL, 1B YOUNG MRN’S BATIONAL UNION mgs A will bes me-ticg of the members National Union Club are (Weds ee Cin» rooms, 654 Broadway wil the moet Eure. NORTON, President, of the ne eomocralayart } Secretaries. 1H. H. Aures. Necrelary. ‘ iD Bc egernen ey 9 DISTRICT, eeUng of the friends vale of the day; brive Wm & 4 v5 meatnd Va Nov 9 -5.d aah @ Maria J Osritoa, Bs vs tive te. 8 18, 1860, the ia bere- ‘adhe aaa of jong Mea ® crening, ot Oi eee ted en i Waterman's Wctel. on Turaday evening. Now loaing preamble and reaniutim were anan\mously adopted: expedient for the Wheress, eat enain of all parties Beown, a th It fe oo the rea mira iy or La og ‘of meriing nb, and ne in Bim amen 4 abiiiy ‘aud tology. par teuarh il jun end ube 0) whom OF inlereste may be therefore oat t pleege him our died for the emming elestion # Resolved, That we hereby nominate nceperdertcwraitate for Aldermen of the re sige ota tinal ‘wariuy of tock sappert, 2d a0 en) him cur hearty 60” pora'ion. FIH_WAND DEMOCRATIC NATION AL, UAION An8O- © ciation —A meeilng ot the moore Ave this (Wanye wiley) even st their rome Hepencrd oi Panetos) attencanee ts reqaested of every member as aad will be trauenr ness of inportance ted W. H. BARB, President, “I* {Fecretaries. 5% cot BOUL A810 DesTR TOT <9 MAO ort’ Ly] eundidate for Coane imaa a are tbe Fi'th Cletrict ny the people without Fr atthe ecln Your aypport at been nominated nw coming & ord sty Bow, at .T PLANTERS Bare Beveral banda SiteRew Lark Poet office. OTR EL * Kaw Neate 9 PMAAEL. coepcioer Lan families aod geuilemen, by just tint hes coe me dstion of ib ocw na tat & please the patrons of the HUY KLE. nme Paricws on fee to for siogle «atl ROMAN,” Bue de Euro. Bis Bribe day, weok LPOTTSWOOD HOT RiRMOND, VA room of Me fw, ow York. JOR WwW Low PARK BOTKL, FIQdT Comive dam rn 4, between MN Oa open for the ree piton oF the beat Generspttgm. ‘Tange companion, 1. 6 — Meals served MA bis new hotel, at the cvner of Main and Bight® sod bem utly furalsbet, i Dow opea forthe ae: ee the hy ant praeal ni be orca os r C ro CRB TRL, Whe guwsr AND Bid. treet. New York —Conéa ted in prices. Feniy Brome. te me (¢ac.asvely for gondemen), $3 Tales ill reverts of pear a ever’ article lacies’ an’ cbf Gren’e Dreas. compless Tateate’ Wel Ts ebort, req yoat & won Ror that “ent pte conte when yoo exaim: op receipt L! . now, you © r Jr g early a onan to and @re you prt astonished arged for al ernte thie? enumerate them. when ine it. os led by hOB AC ireet Madame to morrow, ibe wade supplied by Wy OLD Lee pe? Caret0, nOUsB Brow Broad: WARD DURIGAR a price Pobinbed 1, “The Convert, or Henes,” oy U, A. Broweren. be iy" He wore, Soe any. CPPomTs & My ny td , do. > ot ur ¢ IY, Aast. | AMAL, Aes, A s a OF ED. TAY.- Art RB y wou wal ano whe’ ge of the 1 fener eases Beers RSOW WITH FROM $9” TO ‘ne of tan yeare! ere et iw Sore we TPNTi 48 BROADWAY. »