The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1862, Page 8

8 THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA AND BORUSSIA, George N. Sanders’ Mission Denied by the Rebels in England. Lord Palmerston Recommended as a Mediator. The London Times on Gene- ral Butler. THE COTTON CRISIS EXCITEMENT, &., &e., &e. ‘The steamship Borussia, Capt. Trautman, from South- @mpton on the 10th inst., reached this port yosterday afternoon. Her news has been iully anticipated by her @wn report, delivered off Cape Race, and the later ad. ‘¥ioos of the Scotia. ‘The Cunard mait steamship Scotia, which left Liverpoo! ‘®t Dalf-past ten on the morning of the 13vh, and Queens town on the evening of the 14th instant, arrived at this portearty yesterday morning. The Scotia has made an execedingly rapid passage. She left Queenstown at 4.5) @’clock on the evening of Sunday, the 1¢th inst., and ar. rived at her dock in Jersey City early yesterday morn ing (say nive o'clock). This would make her run from ‘Uork count only about eight duys and twenty hours, add fag ‘ve hours in time for the difference of Spogitadl. Her news ie three days later than the report of the Kova Scotian, off Cape Race, published in the Herat Yesterday morning. Among the passengers by the Scotia are the {oliowing artiets:—-Madame Chariton, the great prima donna, and husband; Signor Mazzolini, the celebrated tenor, and Mr GNman. Messrs. Baring, of London, in their e:rcular of the evening of the 12th instant, eays:—-Money abundant; con sols leave off 933 (or money, 93% 9 93% for the account; bar silver, 58. 13¢¢.; Mexican dollars, $3, 244. American eagles, 76s. 2X d.; doublons, Spanish, 763. 6d.; South American, 748. 6d. per ounce. The London Times of the 12th of September says:— ‘The Iheodore Knoop, which left Now Orleans on the 2th of tuly, arrived at Liverpool yesterday (Thursday ) Her ca-go comprised 1,215 baies of cotton, 3,395 bags of Gilcake. 363 bundles of hides, 25,250 stavee, ‘and $1,655 fmapec.e. This is the firet arrival from ‘New Orleans since the removal! of the blockade of that port, A semi-official journal of Copenhagen announces that ‘the Queen of Englaod had formally addressed to Prince Christian of Deumark a demand for the band of the Princess Alexandrina for the Prince of Wales. The Prince @nd Princess still romained at Brussels, ard bad visited the fleld of Waterioo together. ‘The citizens of Sar-gosea, Spain, had given a tanyyet to General Prim, at which speeches were inade of a very iu- @ependent tone towards France. The Chamber of Deputies of Prussia bad commenced ‘the dis: ussion of the military budget. Minister Vorder- beydt presented @ written explanation of the views and intentions of the government, and expressing a hope that ‘the Chamber will approve the same. The government emphatically recognizes the right of the Chamber to ap Prove the expenditure, and the responsibility for the pcr Td will therefore remain with the representa pinay from Londonof the 14th inst. report:—The Ovecrver says it appears that Dr, Hamilton Verschoyle had suceeded Dr. Nervala as Dean ef Ferns, and that be ts to be consecrated - Bishop of Kelriose im succession to Br. Beresford, transferred to the Primacy of Ireland. ‘The Prince of Wales was about to leave Brussels and foln ber Majesty his mother in Germany. Lord Palmerston and Kari Granville were tbe only ‘ministers remaining in London at the latest dates. ‘The Europa reached Queenstown at balf-past nine on the ~~ nt, Ledeen THE AMERTCAN WAX ques TIO, , Tbe London News has an ecitorial 19 Bsfeace of the heroism which is being displayed WE America, and re- @retting the lack of sympathy Which is shown for that Beroism and patriotism. I admires the good spirit and @ourage which prevail in the North, and sneers at those ‘who querulously wonder what the Americans mean by mot being miserable. The Liverpoo! Post advocates a mediation by England iv ‘the American dimMculty. It says it bas no faith in nat onal Prejudices bred of sudden anger, and is perfectly satisfied ‘that the party to mediate is England. It thinks that the faterposition of a man like Lord Palmerston would ve quietly held as the thing most to be desired. The Paris correspondent of the London Times writes as follows:— The notorious and much execrated Geuera! Butler, a New Orieans, soems determined to keep his name before the world by rendering himself odious to all around bim, After having had bis acts towards some of tho foreign consuls, in the city where be commaads, reversed by whe’ Washington goverument, he has now managed $0 get up afresh difficulty with the French Consul, Coun: Mejau. Jt became known, it appears, to Butler that eonsidorable sums of money had been deposited for secu rity at the Coneulaie by French subjects, eluding ove sum of $750,000, let there by & Freneh morchaut at New Orieane. He spoke to Count Mejau about it, oxpressing Bis doubts that it was really Freuch proyerty, and his rong suspicion that might be that of rebels. The Consui could only reply that it had been placed in bis Bands by a French subject, who represented it to be bis Property, ausi to be allotted’ to pay for tobacco which was to be seut to France. Butler, who, it appears, bad the Teerchant in question in waiting, bad him shown in aud confronted him with Count Mejan. The merchant per sistoa tha the moucy was his, and Butier had 9 meaus of the contrary: but, although be did not chink 1 to soize the $750.00, be placed two sentries over the Consulate to see that the specie was not carried away. Remonstrance then came from Count Mejav, who declared be could uot wlerate this, and should pull down bis flag if the sentries were not withdrawn In the courss of the discussion which eusued, it appoars that the Consul was so imprudent as to say that, if tho soldiers were removed , he would pledge himgelf wot to give Gp, without the consent of Butler, any of the mop y Unat bad been deposited in his hands. ’ Thereupow the sentrien wore taken avay. But in the meantime it had got abroad eying himself about the funds at the to Count Mean . own. Hie, having given bis word to Butler, fel obliged to refuse, and the fix became complete. The mat ter was reformed to the French Mivister at Washington, and, according to the just letters received in Parix, Count Mejan was ordered to the Northern capita! w give ex Planations. It is presumable that the person appointed \ fill his place during bis absence will not be considered bound by Count Mejan's rash promise, aud that those who Gtill desire it will receive the payments with which it 1s evident that Butier bad no right lo jutorfere. ‘The very latee: despaiches on the war subject, dated ia Liverpool om tho evening of the 13th jostaut, say —The Evropa’s news, sia Queenstown, transpired about oon to-day, and caused a great sensation It was generally re garded as disastrous and most discouraging for the North American securitins 1D London became dull A despatch (rom Loudou 0! the sume dale saya:—Tbe Pomer 10-day bas 02 editorial based on toe justifications which are just now being put forth in the North for the war. It thinks ee symptom a boyelul one, for if weason is to be the arbiter vt is certain the war policy van mever be sustained @ROROR X, BANDEYS REPUDIATED AS & oIPLOMAT. {From the London Index (organ of the rebels), Sept. 9.) A correspondent it Canada di-cets our attention to au article in the Mon‘rea! Advertiser, purporting to give, “by Sotbority,” the outlines of @ cotninercin! treaty, avd va ions other important propositions, for the negotiation of which a special ageut was alleged to ba eputed by the Confederate grverament to Fur The whoie (bing i 80 extravagas iy absurd that it would be unwor thy of our notice kadtot the articls iu the Montreal Ad wer liter received am ayoearance of credibility by partial fe;nbieation in Londot The bearer of such an errand ae be Canadian paper dew ribes might woll and wisely have eer eped ov bis way by the Lincoln authorities, and bern spared he buirbreadth escxpos and romantic xdyeuts:e which are neugoed fo Mr. Sanders, who is tare the her of (hws singular ory. ®¥e bave no right ty concern onr seiven with the puepose ¢f Mr. Sanders’ visit to Lurope but ax thie Visit, through whose (anit we koow oot, bar become the objeet Of come public curingity aud various Misapprevensions, it may be as well to siute here—and we cau do so with perfed: eonfidence—that it is made in bo official capacity, and that Mr. Sanders brings po com Munieation whatever from the Confederate goverument Lo its Commiesioners in Eut ope, for Cotton. ‘The London 7umes of (be 12th inst. bas the following in {te ofty article — Excitement continues t increase in the market for th? rious products to which attention bas been turne owing to the rearcity of cotton, and flax, hemp and jut® ave all experienced a further advance today In jute the improvement has lately been extraordimary, the present quotation showing ® rise of about £8 per ton, or than’ twenty five per cent vpon that eur. The movement appears to have taternent that rent bean greatly accelerated vo-day by & Weare Thomeon & Oo., of Lieateit works, Dundee, bi introduced « motbod for ite teseimemt which will enable it to be span on cotton machinery, and, in fect,to fulfll in degree the purposes of that staple. At the ame me there aye & wumber of osber people putting lorih NEW YORK HERALD, haem SBPTEMBER 24, 1862, used tn considerable quantities would be required before a new ooenaa bas iieaptt then be furnished to meet ‘any posed man On the following day the same writer says:—The number house of Messrs. Ko of applicants yesterday at the counting bingon & Fleming to inspect the samples of prepared jute, under the patent of Thomson & great. Those them aa although not for use alone, as an entire substitute for cot- top. Tt is stated that the quantity of jute now afisat fer 342 tons, against 5,157 at the corresponding period of last year, and to Liverpool 3,250 tons, against 3436—s0 that the Aggregate is almost exactly the same as London is at this period. The rise on jute since the 34 inst. exceeds 50 per cent. rious disturbances had broken out at Prosauits, in Meravia, owing to the stoppage of the cotton factories. ‘The riots continued for three days, and were only put an end to by the arrival of a regiment of buesars. Thirty of the rioters were arrested. The creditors of Mr. Pearson, of Hull, the embarrassed sbipowner who was 90 actively engaged in running’ the Southern blockade, bad come to a resolution that upon payment of forty per cent in money, on or before the 1st of October, to the unsecured creditors, they would hold over ie remainder of their claims. Contidence was ex- pressed ag to the ultimate realization of his estate. France. The monthly returns of the Bank of France show a do- ‘on hand of thirteen and a half millions francs, and in the bills discounted of over forty-three crease iu-the c: millio The decree of 1858, which compelied bakers to keep ntha’ consumption of four always on band, bad three been repealed by the Minister of Commerce. Rumors were current that the general election of the Corps Legislatif will take phice at the ond of October. Several of the most prominent of French diplomatists had been summoned to moet in Parls—it was supposed to discuss the Roman questiou. ‘fhe London Post is informed that in the circles of ex- ly been em- been dark- ly hinted at, akin to the threats and the plots that fore- shadowed anil were realized by the conapiracy of Orsini. There were rumors that Victor Emanuel will soon visit France. It is said he will escort his daughter, the future Queen of Portugal, who will pass through France, and will be afterwards present at the baptism of bis grand- treme Italian revolutionists language has la ployed, threats have been used, and plots hay child, Prince Napoleon's son, The Paris Patriesays the Fronch Mediterranean fleet, now at Naples, will return to Toulon at the usual time— namely, at the end of October. The Paris Bourse on the 12ub inst. was dul) and lower. Rentes closed at 69.45. Italy. Reports were current that the Italian government was in asad financial plight, and that Minghetti was about to proceed to London to negotiate a loan of £20,000,000. A ram, however, says:—The reports in circula. tion of a new loan are stated to bo devoid of foundation. The rumor that an amnesty will bo proclaimed is thought Turin t more probable. The London News says that at 1 several English friends of Italy, a Hospital, is said to have been slated to be better, but not quite out of danger. Nothing seems as yet settled with respect to the Garibaldi and bis followers. The Turin government is evidently greatly embarrassed. Tho King, it is said, de- sires an ampesty. The Italian governi raising the state of siei sion is announced for Novembor. The latest reports are that it is all but settled that ree, will be a general amnesty for Garibaldi and bis fol The Paris eorrespondent of the London Times wi Roa The evacuation of Rome by tho French garrison, as ihe at present stand, is well nigh hopeless. ‘That'a revol tion in Italy will’ be the result is highly probable, and that it is hardly pendent {Q drive the Tiallans to despera- many; but tbose opinions do not seem at prosent to have weight jp the imperial councils, tfon is the opinion o Portugal. eepinilan Great Sesecalien were boing made at Lisbon to cale- brate the approaching marriage of the Ki King. A Lisbon journal Lorn eel fe ner nial future Queen bas the name of Pia, given by the Pope, =n as her godfather, and NeHdéro ane wi eee simply Maria of Savoy. The Lisbon jour. ult irae this sentation > something like ans ane Father, | .. - i <*<¥—" indaia and China. ‘These mails-—the leading features by which have been already pubdlished—had reached England, and the Ameri- fan portion has come forward per Scotia. ‘The Hong Kong journals say that Stanford, implicated in the groat opium frauds, bed. been sentenced to eight yearn’ imprisonment. Australia. From Austra! fields tn Australia was satisfactor} The news from Quoensiand is titat cotton plantations on nsvderable alarge scale were in course of formation. Cv Quantities of colton had already been shi ‘At the New Zealand old fields littlo was doing, owing to the winter season, The natives were quiet. Commercial Intelligence. THR LONDON MONKY MARKET. {From toe Manchestor Guardian (City Article)» Sept. 13.) .) opened ‘The English stock market this morning (12th) without alteration, but subsequently, on a few sales of stock for delivery, expertencod a relapse. The first bar- gains in consols for money were at 03% «92%, and after touching 9334, the final quotation was 93% exactly for money’, and 93% a 98% for the account, There was a little more demand for discount at the vank to-day, owing to the approach of the end of the quarter; but the general appearance of the market is un- altered. tag £8,000 in gold was taken to the bank this after- “Ta the market for foreign securities the Turkish six per cent Consolides continue the chief subject of attention, and they have closed at 364 8 364—a further improve: ment of 34 per cent. The price of Italian stock still indi- cales uneasiness regarding the political and financial state of that kingdom, the final quotation being 70, or % ee than yesterday. Peruvian scrip has recovered ‘to % discount. Porty tered at 31% 8 ‘The funds rated:—Consols, money, 93; @ 9354 ; console, account, 93% @ 93%; consols, new threes, 92 a 9235; bank stock , 240 @ 242; Exchequer er jane, 20a jarch, 18 «21 pre- 23 premiut miu, ; Exchequer bills (small), 'y Elecyye Telograpn Console closed, Cer ont hours, at ox 093%. MPSSRS, RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND CO.'S CIRCULAR, Livaxvoot, Sept. 12, 1862. very dull iu the early part of ame very irregular. American ta deciine of 3d. a 4d. per 8 on Wednesday even (d. the week, and prices bi cottons were currently 89 b., and in twoor three © reduction on last wéek's Surats also were sold at a decline of 2d. ‘This reduction brought in bu are:—Midd ing Or. fands,27),4 In od, but today there is some little doing. Breanerurrs.—The weather during t week has been varial but harvest operations are rapidly pro- gressing, aod this, combined with large arrivals, has quiet trade throughout thecountry. On Tuesday it raived, which bolped our market, and ia wheat a fair business was done at the prices of the previous Frida) ly offered, and 64. per Ib. lower, with: out leading to sales of quantity. lndian corn was dull at apd nominai market wheat pa very freely offered; good qualities met a fair demand at a decline of about Id. per ceotal, but inferior kinds were difficult to seil, aud irreguiar in price, Fiour again easier and in plentiful supply. Indian corn rather firmer, 29s. being paid for perfect mixed: the great buik of late arrivals ts beated and unfit to offer, white slow of sale. We quote wheat: red western, te 2d. a’ Os. 8d. for Chicago, 9+. 4d. 0 98, 7d. for Milwaukee and amber lowa; 10s. a 10s. 4d. for winter; Southern, 0s, 6d. a 10s. 9d.; white Western, 108. 64 a Ile. 34.; Southern, 11s. 6d. a Ize 3d. per 100 Ibe, Flour—Extra States, 23s. 6d. a 24s.; extra Obio, 24s. a 268, per 196 Ibs. poy corn— Mixed, caused Foour was pressit 2ee, 94. for mixed ex quay: white neg! f 32s. per quarter. At to-day ‘288. Od, white, 1s. a 828. per 480 Brer anv Vors dull aad lower. Bacon.—The demand bas been limited throughout tho week, and in some cases earier rates have been ac cepted Conese about t¢, per ewt. lower, with a moderato vusiness Lano ip litnited request, and 64. per cwt. cheaper. The saies are reported at about 150 tons at 428. a 438. for oud to fine qualities Tau per cwt QcencTIRON BARK.—A small lot of Philadelphia sold at ¥s. 6d. a 10s,, and 200 bags Baltimore at 8s. per owt. Ro#in dull, at 286, a 208. por cwt. for common. Sreps.—Cloverseed in more demand, and 6,700 bags American sold at 37s. a 408. per cwt a8 in quality. No change in flax or timothy seed Perno £18 af) 8d. por gallon. HAVRE MARKET. Cotton—Sales of the week, 6,500 bales. Market iro And unsettled. New Orleans tres ordinaire, 366f,; bar, 246f Stock 40,000 bales, THR LATEST MARKETS. Liverroot, Sept. 13, 1862, y, 7,000 bales; ators end ex jon, Breadetuffs quiet and stoady Cotten irregular, but frm: sais to-da: all qualities considerably higher, ters took 4,000 rovisions heavy LONDON MONEY MARKET Lonnon, Sept. 18, 1862. res, 80)4 & 31)4; Iilinolg Centrale, 61}4 a 60 Coneo!t Erie 984 0 93% for menoy 4 frequent request of geon of eminence had left London for Varignano, to offer bis professional assistance to Garibaldi. Dr. Partridge, of Kings College jectod. Garibaldi is will wait for some time before in the Neapolitan provinces. mora was exercising his powers only against the disturbors of public tranquillit It is asserted that Signor Retazzi has finally given up any attempt toface the Italian Parliament. A new ses- jt is stated that the produce of the gold guese has been rather flat, at2 a 42 premium. Venezuela remains at 1% a 2 premium, an Rossian at $6 4% premium. Spanish certificates have improved esse at 93 @ 9%; and Mexican is unal- yesterday, and the de- mnand bas {yicreaged to-day, prices having nearly recover @d to thers current on Friday last. Tho quotations 3, 281. per Ib.; Mobile, 27 3¢d.; Up nchester business bas been suspend. W still very little inquired for and easier in price. jutchers’ Association, however, we @till quote at 478. m Or. —1,000 bbie. Amorican crude gold at 10. per tun, and 200 bbis. refined at 28. a 28. Tunspay, Sept. 23-6 P. M. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) frem New York to foreign porte for the week ending September 23, and since January mt tas Je see $66,961,535 $8,014,008 102,830,933 This enormous export exceeds the calculations of every one. Notwithstanding the unexpected amount of imports, our exports increase in even greater proportion. At this rate, the exports of produce from New York, exclusive of cotton, will amount this year to the unparalleled figure of $130,000,000. It appears, from the reports from Europe, that a manufacturer has discovered a method by which East Indian jute may be used in lieu of cotton in many fabrics. Jute has gone up 50 per cent in eonsequence, and cotton has de. clined. The supply of jute is said to be mexhausti. ble. Money is offered freely at three per cent per annum on call on gold, and at four on stocks. We hear of some loans on stocks at three, and should not be surprised if this became the standard rate before very long. Neither the banks nor their depositors know what to do with their money. Certificates of indebtedness have advanced to within a fraction of par. Demand notes continue to rise, and are very active. They sold this morn- ing at 115%. Exchange advanced to-day to 129% a 129%, in consequence of the advance in gold to 118 a 34. At the second board gold sold at 118 a 4, and closed that bid. The supply of bills from the exporters of produce is fully equal to the demand from the trade. The stock market was irregular to-day; but, on the whole, the tone was healthy. The President’s proclamation was very freely discussed, and opin- ions, of course, varied on its merits. Some re- garded it asan extremely wise and important step, which would add tothe power of the North, and which, therefore, ought to cause government stocks to advance. Others pronounced it un. fortunate and ill-advised, and predicted a collapse in the market in consequence. Others, again—and this class seemed to include the bulk of the shrewd- ness and experience of the street—considered that it possessed no real importance, at all events at present, and that the market would continue to move in obedience to pre-existing influences, just as if no proclamation had ever been issued. The firmest stocks on the list to-day were Toledo and Galena, both of which advanced 44 a % per eent, while the other speculative shares were, at the first board, either barely steady or a shade lower. Toledo is said to be attracting the attention of speculators from the fact that the company either has concluded or is about concluding a satisfac- tory arrangement with its bondholders, which will enabled to pay regular dividends hereafter. Galena has usually sold within ten per cent of New York Central, and is now twenty per cent be- low it. Hence the inquiry for that stock. Govern- ment securities were steady this morning. Bonds were in rather better request, the issues of the Chieago and Northwestern and the Pittsburg and Fort Wayng being, as usual of late, the most ac- tive on the list. The former advanced 1 per cent. After the board the market was at first firm, but afterward gave way a fraction on the more active shares, without much business. At the second board there was a rally, and everything recovered from the midday depression. For the present speculation seems to hive deserted the New York cks for gome of the Western shares, which at present appear to promise a speedier advance. At the close the market was firm, the following sets the last quotationa:— 's,reg,’81.101% © 101% Reading...... 6834 a 63: 81.101 34 @ 10134 Michigan Cen. 74% a 75 ig MichSo& N Ia 353; a 3556 Mi &N Tagua 09° a 00% Tennessee 6's. 50% : 50% Panama...... 1 Virginia 6's. Iinois Central 673g a 67% N Carolina 6’ &e . _ Galena & Chi.. T645@ 764% Missouri 6’s.. 4734a 47% Clev & Toledo. 613% @ 61}, ‘Atmer’n gold..118%4 0 1183 Chi & Rk Isl'd. 71% a 72 Pacific Mail...113% 1143 Chi, Bur & Qu. 9030 91 NY Contral.. 964; a 96% Mil&PrduCh 34 a 343% Erie... sige 44 NYCava 1611 alg pref. 76% a 76% Erie 3d m be. .1043 a 105 Hodson River. 5435 a 54% Mic Cn 8’s,1m. 11335 a 118 Harlem ...... & 185, Cen bds,7's. 10236 a 103 Harlem pref. . axa 45°" Demand notes.114% 1 114% After the board the market was very firm, and there were large transactions in Central, Toledo, Southern old and other active shares. General business is quite prosperous at present, notwithstanding the war. All kinds of mercantile traffic are unusually active. Our exports of produce are largely in excess of any prece- dent. Notwithstanding the new tariff, which was intended and expected to check the consumption of foreign goods, the importations are a fair average. The importers and jobbers, who ex- pected to be ruined, are doing very well indeed, and the receipts at the Sub-Treasury for duties are almost unexampled. Our internal traffic was never 80 active as at present. The canal revenues exceed the most sanguine estimates which were made last year. The receipts ef the railways sur- ass those of last year, which were considered very good, by 25 a 40 per vent. Our banks are fall of paper money, which they are trying to lend at four per cent; their specie reserve, which they don’t need and don’t use, stands at avery high figure. Agriculture at the North has proved this year as successful as it seems to have proved unfortunate in Great Britain. With us, every crop is either an average or above an aver- age. With the British, hardly any crop is an average, and the chief crops are far below one. Industry, with the exception of cotton manufac- tures, is doing excellently. Even before the new tariff was enacted the manufacturers of New England $ and Pennsylvania were thriving; that tariff gives them 10 a 25 per cent more for their goods, and the woollen manufac- turers, the boot and shoe trade, the hardware manufacturers, the iron founders, &c., &c., are coining money. In a word, notwithstanding the war and the enormous expenditures of govern- ment, on whichever side we look we see evidences of lucrative industry and prosperous commerce. Of course all this is on a basis of paper money, which is already depreciated 18 per cent below gold. But if we can terminate the war by the sup- pression of the rebellion, and the restoration of the Union on a permanent basis, conversions of currency will proceed so fast that it will very soon become practicable, by @ resort to the usual mea- sures, to effect a general resumption of specie pay- ments and @ general reconstruction of our com- mercial editice on a specie basis. The Snb-Treasury received about $100,000 on deposit to-day. Tue increased enpply of money will gradually lead to increased deposits very sbortly. The business of the office was as follows to-day:— Receipts. 618,769 44 —For custom 87,000 Payments + 1,017,579 22 Balance . 9.300 OY At auction to-day “Mesers. Haggerty & Co. had the largest offering of desirable dress goods which has been made this season. The sale was well at- tended and passed off successfully, nearly all the goods being sold at good prices. The Scotia arrived to-day with British dates to 13th. The news of the battle of Bull ran had been received in England, and great anxiety was ex- pressed regarding the ultimate result. Cotton was lower, wheat and corn firm; the weather had been rainy. American stocks were rather lower, Sat- terthwaite says The market for American securities in London con- tinued firm until the arrival of the Canadian mail. Al- though prices advanced in New York aft the battle at Holl rum, th speculation for the rise in Erie shares, and prices gove- rally elosed lower, Further intelligence with more de Ls ped agsewpta are posiepaly jookad lor. s38 oe § fe PPPSF peerae SSSISS.Fe: ope seuste eb i H 3 3 5. Beef was quiet, But steady. at $13 8 $13 6 for plein mess and at $14'= $14 50 for ex- tra. Cut meats were firm, but quiet. Sales ef 40 hhds, wore made at 63¢0. a Tc. for hams, and at 4340. for shoul ders. Lard was steady, with sales of 600 packares at 9c. a9Xo. Butter and cl eese were unchanged, with buoy- ancy and activity in prices aud sales. e. = braced about 700 hhds., including Cubus, for fair to guod refloing grades, aid at 9c. a 9340. for gro- cery grades do., with New Urieans at 93g0. a 95¢0. for brown and at 11% 4 82 i 1 ot y 80 80 83 83 na rates. Lilo Sree ="no Tharket was fri ty 4 der na at The close, with sales of 1,000 bbls. report al $11 75 ‘or mees and at $10 $10 136 a4 a $10 25 for prime. Svasns were firm and in fair request. The sales_em- t Bho. a8Ke for clarified Ltmanean et. = all parts of the world through aoa Frankfort, Vienus, Naples, and thelr correspon” The return from the Bank of England for the | ae week ending the 10th of September gives the fol- lowing reaults when compared with the previous jected, and liberal advances made o1 yd cla LING 4 i HUGHES, 16 Noseat eiseet, at a eed cles FIN ANCIAL. Avast BELMONT & CO, BA BANKERS, NO, 90 WALL issue letters of c1 redit to E50. Wa reliaas: yailable in , of Paris, ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.—BOUNTIER, PEN pions, Frize Money. Arrears of Pay, dc. prow pty eat Public deposits Other deposits. . On the other 809,643 Decrease. 1,163,827 le of the account:— Government socurities.£14,111,007 Increase... £41,125 94,296,460 Decrease. and heirs, promptly ole “d by J. Ww RYAN: 267 Broad near Chambers street, Other securities Notes unemploy: The amount of notes in circulation is £21,035 ,560, being a decrease of £473,735; and the stock of bul- lion in both departments is £17,611,538, showing a decrease of £213,682 when compared with the preceding return. lio 26000 US detnand n. 115% 1000 11 oa Das *60 me 325 7000 m cou bds 76 100 Dut AND NAVY Fay; ES ORE BOUNTIES AND ail other claims of sol rs, their widows B.—No for information. IPTEENTH “DIVIDEND. —NEW YO RK 1862 —The Board of Directors of the Bull's Hen ian have this day declared a semiannual dividend of four (4) Per cent on the capital nck, out of the net prone of the past fix months, payable to the stockholders (leas the government tax) on and affer books will be eloved to that the tiret da; sofia cs) October next, The trauster G. W. WILLETT, Cashier. GAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS WANTED—ALBO CITY 2 and State of Cautfornia coupons, due January 1, 1968, 107 ich the lghest price wilt LAWRENCE a CO., 164 Nassau street, $1.500° 500 To LOAN ON Leyigbe AND MORTGAGE Apply at 80 Vese; pect, up a $35. 000 TO LOAN-AT six PER | CENT INTER- est on bond and mortgaxe, in one or more suns, for @ term of jearajon frst fase productive real estate in ance Company tu Fire Insur- fs city, APP! in he office of the Peopl Pt 0 Ri 4000 N Carolina 6's. 24000 awl 6's... + 4 1000 Mo 6's wists oe 4000 N ¥ Central 6’s 105 10000 Erie RR 4m b. 1023 1200 B,N Y&E1st m 8000 Hudson 1st m b. 113 1000 Hud Riv 2d sf b 110 S000 Cc BRORREpobS atx 600 Ul Cen KR bds. 103 500 Chi&NW intbds 87 iar aor Be ay 100 do, 830 50 Ill Central full stk 20 Ill Cen RR acrip.. do. 1000 Mil&Pr ¢ ‘duChim 99 1000 Chi & Rk Is bds 105 2000 Pit,FtWa&Chim 99 Sa "Ween a 85 50 shs National Bk. 9334 20 Chatham Bank... 88 a Del & Hu Canaico joa 2 Fon oa a Cia 2000 Cleve & To! RR. 10 Tol & Wi a ‘178 Mil&PduChien RR » BOARD. = shs Mich Cent RR 100 Chi&RkIsiRR.b30 100 AO...65 soe = Mil&PrduCol pref 200 MichS&NIRR.b30 i ee Pa, going into Live Sectornoton Ses 10,084 pe with md: to Ke nbardé & Oc. Sept 14, ‘at 10 PM, mig 96 10000 Piwechit m 983 15000 American gold. 118% 300 160 shs Pacific M83Co 113% 200 N ¥ Centra! RR.. aa 96 35 380 ions etd ati 3B Pananna KR. 10 m cont tik cei ae with pamcengers, mails, ke, {0 master, 22d ina, lat 9625, on 7436, passed U 8 transport St Beaufort, NC, Sept 20. 42M, 0 Vol D D Tompk: n B30 200 Galena & Ghi RR. 300 do. 5 100 do......b30 7 1500 Clev & Tol RR.. 100 do......030 E tose hours under the clew of the mainiopsall, & part of the with the lec rail and end of fore yard in the water. The eet very heavily, shifted ca: 26, 1n ballast, to Ri 0, 60 Warn New Yorx, Sept. 23, 1862 spoke fishing schra J E Cook, Kentucky, and Ocean, ‘all well Stage, » Sept. 23, 1862. Tenclose you herewith a copy of Hon. George &. Bout- well’s reply to my inquiry as to what particular form of evidence will be required of manufacturers, to obtain a drawback on goods exported this month, ou which a tax of three per cent will be levied. Respectfully, BENJAMIN T. VAN NOSTRAND. ‘TREASURY DRPARTMENT, ‘Ornice or INTERNAL REVENUE, Sept. 20, 1862. BU plo letter of September 19 is received. in reply, that I enclose a copy of a letter just written ir. Jacob Lorillard (a tobacconist of Philadelpbia) in tok toa letter asking the same information that you do, which letter, I believe, covers all the points in yours, the only difference being articles or kind of pectfully GEORGE S. BOUTWELL, Commissioner. Bexsauin T. Van Nosrranp, Esq., New York. TREASURY DeraRTMEyt, Ornice ov InreRNat REVENUE, Sm—I have received your letter of making inquiries as to the collection of tax ou tobacco manufactured this mouth. In addition to an affirmative and with the remark that instructions will be forwarded few days eovering the subj your question, I call your attention to the following additional obser vations:— You will be required to furnish proof to this office that the tobacco exported has paid a duty, which duty wili be = by the manufacturer in the regular and 1 40 34. lon 65 12, encountered @ Violent hurricane from 85) which lasted two hours, and then hauled to NW, and blew ye increased violen gone by the deck. and loss ‘of jibboom, Capt Peal on board, when Cay him with 8 men to ass Neptune bad encountered very heavy weather, and had come dismasted in the gale of thi with mdse and 3¢ passengers, to E E goods experted, which carried awe boat and receive: 2Fet. lat 89 5% lon 2030, spoke per, 63 daye from Sunder! for New York, and supplied her'with provisjons. reply to your first question, course of the col- The ‘wn ‘on which you claim drawback must be identified as that which bas been subject to the tax. ‘This proof may consist in part of the affidavit of the manufacturer, collector of the port, or other officer or person cognizant of the fact of exportation. 1! payment of tax, of identity of articles and of exporta- tion, are to be proved satisfactorily and by reasonable evidence. Tho mavufacturer will pay the duty Lee regard to the fact whether the tobacco has been ex a drawback, if allowed, will be paid out yin 1 do not see that any officer will rosist Ls) ex: ‘our chief concern should y of the identity of articles exported = the sume on which the tax has paid. Our oftice is pressed with Dusines printed regulations will be issued. GEO. 8. BOT ony pais en; sine ot Mara aba cule, ra} hare pid ‘wool, BE ‘and Easterly weather most a « = oe sor de. ee fanrena {6th Tost, Fhomas Dow, a seaman. ‘ory respectfully UTWELL, Commissioner. Jacos Lori.tarp, Kaq., 80 Front street, New York. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Turspay, Sept. 23-6 P. M. Braapstvrrs.—Flour—The market was steady for the low grades of State and Western brands, while good medium to high grades extra were scaree aud in bettor . The transactions embraced about 14,000 bbis., of the following quetations:— ir May passengers, to D eloving within the ran Superfine State. Superfine Wester Comnon to chuiee extra Wi Southern mixed Good to choice fam 7 do... Corn meal, Jers =Canadian flour was firmer, while sales were moderate ‘The transactions embraced wb st 700 in moderate supply / bronas were bet at our quotations Southern flour was ‘The hiehor grades of fam) the sales embraced 1,200 BIS. “ut the above Oyures Kye flour was in fair demand at our quotations, with sa.08 of about 200 bbis, Cur woal wes steady at the above firm, with a good demand, but Fiomed dtl for most grades and irregular in prices sales embraced about 180,000 bushels at $1 12 a $1 20 (or Muwaukee club, the Intter, the t hours, Wheat opened © for new; $i 20a $1 21 De 7 for vod Western, part jor; $1 8 4 ‘i 30 for amber do., part of choles quality: $1 47 for good white Geneseo, acd $1 80 for good Corn was quite firm, especially sound lote of mixed, which were seares with a goo mand, with sales of “about 160,000 bushels, a tae per. ton ip poor condition, at 426. ‘a 500. for heated, warm ‘and and at 606. @ 6l¢. for good found irloes mominal. white Michigan. “at ‘on 20th near Mont Fastern shipment, Western mixed. Rye see Rarloy was firm, with sal 3 ue %, Barley malt was beter, with sales of 2,000 bushels at $i 16. and pas wore lower, with sales of CorrEr. a markets were _— while ee were Oate were plent; SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR HBW YORE—2n18 0 49] moon sera. 6 65| wigm ware! 602 be ef New York, September 23, 1862. _ CLEARED. Steamship Australasian (Br), Cook, Queenstown and Liv- erpoo! a Baayen’ (Br), Williams, Liverpool—H J & C A De- Sttip Caravan, Child, Liverpool—Howland & Frothingham. Ship L'industrte (Bwe), Olaen, Newport, Wales—Funch, Meineke & W Ship Missouri, Hiughe: Glasgow—W & A Nelson. Ship Robena, M. lasgow—T Dunham. McLaughlin, Vera Cruz—W &A ae Elizabeth (Br), Beaver, Falmouth, 4o—R M Sloman oak Eupelo (Ital), De Anglin, Glasgow—Holmboe & Co. Brig Union (Dan), Jahn, Oork, &0-Funch, Meincke & Wen ‘Brig’ Dunkirk, Johneon, Lisbon—C & E J Peters ni rig Pollux (Dan), wen Rio Janeiro —G 8 Colt, Brig W J Treat, Park, Mayaguer—It P Buck & C Brig La Favorita (Duich), Raven, Curacoa—J Povikes & ‘Brig Keoka (Br), Burns. Havana—Brett, Son & Co. Brig Harriet, Titcomb, Matanzas—H 8 Vining. ir Kate Brigham, Moser, London—T Dunham. Schr Orns Br). Taylor, Lisbon—B F small & Oo, a W P Blake (Br), Grane, Ragged Isiand—H J & CA Dewolf. Schr Emma Tuttle (Br), Brown, Nassan—J Ene: Schr Lewisville (Br), Taylor, St John, NB—P T'Nevius & ‘Schr JB Spofford, cane ret Washington—Master, Schr E H Parker, ‘ashington—Master, Schr Horizon, Junes, Accomack—A © Havens, Schr Enterprise, Corneil, Eastviilo—A C Havens, Schr Eldorado, Cote, Phi’ ‘adelphia—C L no thc! HB well, Haggerty, Ph deiphia—Miller & Hough. ‘ene we arroll, Chipman, Bangor Buck & Co, LC son, Colson, Bangor—R P Buck & Co. Bohr Gentiles Geichel, Portamouth—W 8 Brown & Co. Schr Royal Oak, Benson, East Weymouth—Brett, Son & 0» — DH Baldwin, Knowlton, Fall River—W s Brown & ‘Sone Sterling, Ely, La gr 8 Rackett. Scnr B Coitin. Tompkins, New Haven—Master. Steamer ‘Wewitt Clinton, Rathrop, Washington. ARRIVED. Steamship Scotia (Br), Judkins, Liverpooi Sept 13, Co gugensiown 14th, aH de with mdse and 166 passen, to E Cunard. PM, passed steamship Euro: ip Bor ‘Trautmann, niga ee and a e Br bark Lady of the Lake, stoering E: 191i, oa ag Trae aS aE Bee noo tearnshi nsport), jen, Port . wena Aen ‘BD Tompkins, UIs Quarter: rs “star of the South (US jeeieport). Woodhull, Ship Gov Morton, Smith, civcoo, HIS days, with mdse, to Wm T Coleman, * Was 26.4 days to pr equator in the fic; 23 days thenoe to $08. and 14 days. from there to) ntle; 26 days from thence to ce then hax had light winds e equator in the ‘weather nd fine most of ihe time; has been five days within 200 miles of this port, July 2, off Cape Horn, experienced a heavy easterly gale; July 27 and 28, bad a er which commenced thence by way of Nto WNW, the ship lying and started the of e barometer during the hurricane stood at 28 1. "Ship Magnet (Br, of St John, NB), Brown, Liver ard Irvin, Bept 12, lat’ 4410, ship Ellen Austin, Garrick, Live: verpool, Aug 19, with mds» 1 passe” gers, to Spoiford, Tileston & Co. 9th inet, lat for four houra; lost and split satis, feil in with Hamburg ship Deutschland, Hambui “Ang 16 for New York (now below), with he next day, 1 foremast gone 14 feet above the deek, and loss of main royal mast, j1bboom, and eud of bowsprit: same, day, rounded to tunder the stern of ship Neprune, Capt y, from Liver. poot Ang 19 for New York, ha ing Tan three of her, masts iy came Gari Kk, of the Ellen Aus! ppiies anted no further assistance. The day previous. Ship Amazon, Hovey; London and: Tale of Wight, Aug 27, Morg: Ship Humboldt (Ham), Boysen, Hiambrg. # days, with mise and 213 passengers, to R M Sloman & Bark Iris (Br, of Jersey), Norman, Laniash, ‘Aug 20, in Rallast, to L Routh & Bon. Sevt 19, off Georges, in lat ‘encountered a hurricane from 8 to N, during main yard, lost and split sails,’ quarter od otber damage. ‘Sept 13, on t ke Fr brig Alma, of Fecamp, Gahing, reported sont sein bal Bark Benjamin (Port), Roza, Loando, Africa, 60 daya, ‘Aspinwall, Aug 29, with hides, with mdse, to L B Amsinck, Bark Xantho, hap &e, to J F Joy. inds sinee passing Cape Antanio. Bark Wilbgimine, McEwen, Miragoane, 12 days, with log: wosd, to H Becker & Graves. Bark Alamo, Goafrey, Fo Fort Royal, 19 daye, in & Wakeman, Dimon & Co. brnige 20dischai from the7ih New ‘farpanie, 8 jaine, 97th Penn, Pr Rt and 6th Conn. Me Brig Clara Pi of Providence), Rich, Greenock, Avg “Lammiaah isthe with tron. to ‘& Co. ‘on the Banks, passed Mou Vielet, of Provincetown. th, ‘off Montalix, passed achr Arzac, hence for Ber: "Adler (Ham), Heinemann, Gutenberg, 48, days, with anes Naylor & Co. Fii passage had heavy west- jaranham), Brawline, Rio Gran: Leayeratt & Co. | Sept 1 ‘spoke bur« Yanell, ‘of Rew Lit tr ‘Solerine, Higgine, M feranhem doe. ray Atug 29, with rubber, ie to Burdett Zealand (Br. of St John, NB), Fitzgerald, Cow BrToateereih oul io RY Ny a as with aps ¢, to Eneas, Has had heavy NE, Ser Parkaway (Br) (3r), Penaletos, Bermuda, 9 days, with Sale, New Orleans 20 days, with sugar ands © Behr WA Ellis, Nichol, Fortress Monroe, Bebe Harriet, Sianles, Philadelphia for New ‘seltsra. Senr Torrence, Philbrick, Philadelphia, Sehr Niantic, Barber, Biizabethpet tur Taunton. Belir Texas, Champlin, Fiitatetsport for Norwich, Sehr CL Loverins, Jones, Kilzabe tad tor Taunton he Chief, Mart inn bet RF for Schr New Regulus, Till Elizabethport for Providens, Sehr Warrior, Crocs ng 4 day Sclir Mary Eliza, Fowler, Providence for A Sehr Forester, Jordan, Kondout for Sloop Kute Vantassel, Avery, West S.eainer Winnisimmet (0 7 \ransp , Tattis, Fortress Monroo, 43 houKe, Steamer New Fork (US transport), Hunter, Washti gton, DC. in babast. o MoCabe, re. Sieamer Artisse, Mat’ Mea eers, ore. "Providence. BELOW n (9: Boston), Chase, from Livespno: Aug 1% Pa at TAG. tn Uf, experienced 4 accor hutrkane Fee gto WNW, Blowing with terrille viownce [oF ™X Wen Sunderland, 6 Ship Arthur, No aE oth by pilot boat MB Kish No b. ‘om Liverpoot i br a ane AI hy pilot bone MH Grinnelt, No ‘by pilot bone Mt ny pgs iy tinjuied Be. ft pARAcuigers. nt noellor leit the wreck there was a light norwierly win Neptune hay had tine weather siner, ae she had aince losing her apara, The Chanceilor left s boat with her, ant parted utseiland (Harm), n, from Hamburg Aug 1, p Gov Langdon, Bub G ‘onan, Brig Neptua (Brem). ‘Aino three abips and two barks. Al 3 Steamship City of Richmond, Washington; steamer Wor a Clyde, do. Wind at sunset 8. Mise eous. Qenansair Casons, from New York for New Orleans, got sae Heeb for New that with capita sick, Aflendanee, she resumed ber Sour Auma, from as Wintoes, ntoes, 0, accep or Tata Sie Scar Browx eg (ot Norwalk of coal for Providence, ngs a « dethport & eg oy raised and th of Sophia, of and Reon her way to this port. rimoRx, Sept 2—A survey has been eslled on the schr HS Lanfair, from New York for Now Orleane, and a dis- been . SBS ster 2 Ellwood Walter, Be a Board of Underwriters.) iva Carcurra, Aug 9—The American abip Cori Metbourne, in balias im Gordon Reach, an Mogren pps oy Hoxa Kong, July 26—The ship reported Shoal proves to be the serictlony| ship Phantom, Sargent, from San Francisco (as previour'y reported). Her tir offl- cer, 13 of her crew, an here the 19th inst on the Paras havi parted company wit They made the land near Susow, where they were attacked by pirates,and robbed ef uvery- thin, ‘nd some treasure belonging to ved were originally in two boats, ‘attack. They had eee rovisions, compass, juinese, The party ars bandoned one afier the rice ohtained from fishing boats met on the way do fea brief account of the wreck, After hi rainy and thick weath struck on a corn! reef, suppose Pratas shoal, at quarter past four o'clock last fooses ‘warm ing, the vessel then gol t mediately to inake water, a for some ume, the captas deelded to ubant hands, 26 c1 nd 12 Chinese passenge: intive boate at SP. M. of the. same day, the of the treasure being in the captain's boat, boat Suake arrived here on the evenin Drought away the cif officer and sim Found them on board a unk, y were viry kindly treated. Vialted Hi. tung, ‘and found there on board @ junk (which was abandoned by: hor crew) some oars and pieces of one of the boats: de: troye the junk, &s. Could get no Jatelligence respecting the cap. longing Aenea a Sept 18—The Elizabeth Jane (reported this di dy 18), belonged to St -Audror, NB, anu was for New Fork, sate master. as abandoned Au; from Rio Grande abandoned in 'at 35 51, lon 68.09 W. in and oni) saved. They were Agee up by the” eiren, trom Mi 7—The bark Evan, el ‘ne. ngoon, eet Tamen 4 ake y several worn out, rails started, Per hour in harbor. On her in the he her copper was found bi wrinkled, and qin : re natitlan, and brought hei Port Teocre Mauritiue, J ai Peele Sept 23—The ship was totally lost Ju es on B Her officers and crew agri Ellwood Walter, E Twas builtat and owned by H 8 Soule, of New H Qurexsrows, Sept 13—Put in, the ship Geneva, Gilchrist, ae Quebec, leaicy. ANGHAE, July 18—The American ship Swordfish, Cran- anit which left this port Jul; “s ashore on the north bank in the Yangtaze will no doubt prove a total loss, The American schr May Queen, Wills, was totally lost July nin the Yantaze’ River, while employed im eck of the Br steamer Meteor, Youonama, June 21—The American steamer St Louis (car- 0), struck oh aa unknown reef off Hirad im Nagasaki June 6, but got off with only thi aoa her cai River La Pinta fe, in 1853. Sr tons, rated A134, ver July 15, and jo pent comin uy Joss of ‘er He Ship Anglo Saxon of about 600 tons, now on the stocks in the ar’ of C § Pennell Bros, at Middle Bay, , Ale, will be launched spent — em of next week, Spok Ship Fanny Fern, Jordan, ‘from Cardiff for Shangbae, Aig Ship Golden Horn, Rice, from Callao for Antwerp, Aug 13, , Sept 4, Inq 47 28 N, lon 15 49 W. from Gibraltar Aug 14 (the @ ed ald for Boston), Sept 23, off Shinnecors. Bar} London for NYork (short of provi- sions, and was upplled with neeeraaries); Aug 81, 1at 43 19, EM Azelle, from Philadelphia for Pernambuee, Aug $0 net Brown, from Rio Janelro for NYork. Sept= 18, fall Pegaed ty rig, painted black, bound to Montevideo Forel Ship Leon (Am), bound W, Ship Gov Langdon, Mi 118 Feport ign Po 12—Helow, “adele, Ol Cla Ker tag id ene nig oo both for New York;’ for Melbourne; lath, Bebri John Paul, Cowan, Ellison Sndrianc nd, both for hangs moni Guo nee Boron fo or x; ta, “hore . NYo1 RYork for Hone Kang jane mecca ey ‘San Fran-- ld MJ “volcord, Br. NY¥ork; 10th, Thor, te ge Cr raman coer, Leakenan, NYork: 1 Wanderer, Paterson, 4 or Flora Southa W Harris. Reynolds, do. BREMERUAY EN, 7—Arr E F Gabain, Mork meg. cel jaburg. fasernnis a Nyon "3id sus Gunther, Zituo- Can Sid Angela Brewer, Chase, NY. rag, Wineeli, Bermuda: 1ith, Debora Peninell, Pennell, bg a Sept 10—Arr G T Ward, Briggs NYork. CoLomno, Ff ee Alice Provost, Dissosway, Mauriti. iadras). 2—arr John Haven, Porter, Madras, S18 Li ‘tumphrers, London (and ala and Horscronni do taad bod ald Tor NYork), 13s, Johanna, York (and ald for London). Sept Il—Arr Vanqnisher, Gassom, NYork. ‘ept 9—Arr Sarah Ann, Wilkie, NYork. ioe July 6—Arr Siam, Warmane Hot Eagle Wing, Kelly, do. sid’ 19: London. Grovcusran, Sept 10_Arr Coutest, Deakin. W Beandersou, Reed, 8 NB.” SiJohn, NB. sid 100i, ‘Russia, M Kay. ‘NYork; Lith, Von Laffert Leheen, Dahl, and La B Gainer, Sept 10—Are Vasco de Gama, Todd Guascow, Sept 1l—Sld N Boyntor Knowlton, Halitax and 8t Jobn, Nis: Jona O Baker, Miller, -Arr Delhi, Durkee, NYork. Gexos, Sept 7—Are B Hl Yarcington, Gorham, Antwerp, Lux. Aug Arr Ttufus Choate, Mariin, Bosto , Sept P—Sid Ferriere, P Ths opt 10-810 May. Goodell, Meailvery, Var Daphne, Havener, San Francis. 3s, Northland, Arey, Cardi; ‘Yorks PicRiden, Guraxoox, Sept 12— vido and Buenos Ayre: Hons ja duly Brereton, ier ork . "abide Ni he, Lendhol p, Mavi Hanon Guace, NF. Aug 27—Arr brig Lilly Dale, Stephent Liverroot, Sep 3—Arr Flora, Peters, NYork; 4th. Har- yest. Austin, Uraguag Wi. NB: Angle Saxon (8), . Cobb. Lepr anx, a. 8 ‘and Brolite. Alleyne, right, ‘New ‘Otleana;. 12th th, America, gas 40; yong do! Theodore Knvgn, Mecrimans’'amd Puiladels et itn. Asa: atten, bison, 8 Bir R Peel, ba tar Harrie and Gorite, George, N York: do; Antarcte, Stouffer, and 8 10th, Bernard, Hubband, and Gulf Stream, Pee ners 1ith, R Robinson, 17 wm jk, do; Napler, Marshall, an mer out toi, Martha ile Great Wertcen, Purber. York; Gly of Balmsre res), ston ‘Baltimore: Napier, Marshall et Hichborn ; Joba ‘Wesley, Hich! ‘Conqueror, Bote ee Jonen, “Wrodourn, Wirard King Cobb, N Los 10 nea hth, errno ha heya Pratt, and Alice Counce, Singer, do; Lord, for NYerk; 12th, Meridien, well. Philadelphia, pt ary Baker, ep 10—Arr Jan van Galen, DeBoer, }—Arr L M Strout, Wilitams, Ibrail (au; med tor Queenstown) biem, Baker, Bose, Arr Danie] Webster, Bearse, NYork. Samet iat oo magsorapi ates, Be, San Fran. Oryuial a Johnson, Toston; i ion Wave, {herdy, Bei i oi “Columbia; Hovgiait fiers 1%h, 11—In port Br chr J'W-Grice, say NYork> 14 John A Ban . NYork Sept 11 Sid John A burton, Brodin, Room Lon- Sigante, NYork. ‘onst Pot, Truman, Montevt, eiith, Victor “3 ming a ah a PLYMOUTH, vse. Ung aad Monge me ay RKKSTOWR: Hel \0— Al N¥on irp, put in leaky, efor Aner wat port ship Unae J harks Adeiaiie, Buchberger, Theresa, Johnson, doy Auskinetin, toy Myrrh, ding: Onetd onat Vernon, Lowell, from Pntiadiph, wi trom Mouter 1deo, diay Grant ed 6—In pert a ‘th, a olden City, Moore, from Newcas-- ai cae aS-eArr Starlight, Doane, Boston fand: std Bata 0) somone cee tpt Arr Benares, Hinckley, * Jule Ave Ta Fiang (8), Banfor or Hong Kong); Aug i, Nestor eraaiiles, Sherburn, ld J Ai Jule Ig Sid F Magus b ing Z—Are sehr Owen joncion, do beh sehr Sept ll ~8ld Goods: x, Sept LO—Atr Phil Ulida, Levens, NYor irom Momuerideo:d ctor, Boudrot, ‘ork. 4 "Daily, ‘Bastport, nn, Sept Oil, Houghton, Pierce, from Liver Gi Wann Poixt, Sept N—Arr Anna Blizabeth, Rippin, Governor Weide Franciseo; Palmetto, Hae Nau Bt Lovie (0), Kexatat; p wi pehdees Trane, yr, Raymond, ‘Taka; ‘Tt, Red