The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1862, Page 2

found the officors geverally ery 4gnorant o the state of Mexioo, but amxious to ia faformation. They did not thoroughly understand the why or wherefore of the expedition, They could not believe the Mexicans so bad as they lad heard | them described; but still they have generally great res)ect for the wisdom of Napoleon, and Beliove that good must come out of the invasion, both tor France and Mexico. ‘AS Iwas retiring to my own quarters, ai ® little pas* nine, the rain commenced to fall ix torrents. It con - Unued to pour at! might long. In the morning we found thai not balf of the wagons of the convoy had arrived, apd that orders had been given to reiain where we were that day. During the night several horses had been Stolen by the sucltos (‘Jo se fish,’ who play the double role of guerillas and road thieves). My horse, uvfortu- nately, was one of the missing, aud I had to obtain anothe. from a teamster, To while away®% portion of the day I made one of @ party ig hnnt of came, and we succeeded in taking two fine bulls, the property of an: toriovs guer chief. ‘the day passed without the ar rival of all the wagons, and again orders were givea to rest the next day, durmg which time the whole convoy was got together, and the following morning another push forward was made, but the roads were had that we could not go far—less than a league—to a point known as Santa Anna. The next day we reached La Purga, aud had the novelty of a slight attack from the gueri terminated without any result further than ma " alarm in the camp. The guerillas were in a thick wood, and after Mring once scampered off with all haste. The day following we reached Arroyo de “iedra, and the next day Mats de India. During this letter day's Journey we had a lively encounter with the gueriil’s, who, fi number of ‘one hundred and {fifty or more, lay tcoealed ap a walsh wooded burranca, at a distance of Ailty to one hundred yards from the “oad. The first adviee we had of them Was a shower of balls that came whizzing over the heads @ teamsters and guards fm advance. Strange to say, not one was bit A second discharge was made with equal result, when the Zouaves and Chasseurs d?Afriquo (of which erwe had about ninety) commenced an attack; but the bush was so thick that it was found diffi cult to get at the guerillas, who commenced to retreat, sustaining their fire all the time, They fell back into the deeper part of Ube ravine, and where the wood and vines wore impenetrable except by the small trails, un- known to the newly arrived French troops, but ‘weil known to the guerillas. ‘The scrimmage was Kept up ce over an hour, and ended without less on the part of convoy. but Cne horse and five or six mules having been wounded. We are unable to learn the loss of the gue rillas. Wesaw only one dead, but suppose others must have fallen in the bush where the Zouaves did uot pene- trate. Throughout the whole of that day the guerillas kept up a fire upon us, but generally from points so far distant that their shots would have ba‘ little effect, suj: poring they had beon weil directed, which they were not At Mata de India we remained two days, in order to get the convoy together, many of the wagons having stuck in the mud and become so deeply embedded that they could only be removed by thirty and sometimes forty muies. From Mata de Indin we moved to Los Organos, #tid next day to this plee, thus having 3: teu days to make a distance of less than six leagues. Every day we had rain, and th Soledad .like ail other points along the road. has suffered from the hinds of the patriotic guerillas. Throughout the Whole of the journey we ound but two or three huts left. The ci ma ‘ked by heaps of ashes and rank weeds. The 1: dirty, guiter-stromm ‘ng inhabitints have gone to distant frou the row, where many relations with those who hover for the puryose of plundering mules, and occasi ually something from the wagons thai got fasteced in tie mud and are left with Kittle or no escort. The whole route from ‘Tejeria to tly he same abandoued spectacle. and the road {5 a track throt untry, teeming with all the products the gifts of a generous Providence 1 has done much to produce this abun of Juarez lkve dene more with the lower classes of Me ry infact by plunde & spreating of the conts eating such d 5 t flow the interior, and has produced that t Called the attention of the etvilized hy an apparent of a rich a ‘The Freneh invas: donmen! AS rea! cans the desire t> live new c rf my long exportenc t clewe ntody of te changes of government, ! The majority of the inbabitawis are lu never become thoroughly country. 1 must EA no. vching but foreign ork the retern of th French ve & difioult a, it be not an > ho doubt but th f Mex little town is n ous convention inrulus. ‘ibe houre in wh! the Soledad we. made is of bricks, stones, mortar and emnders; a stone is leit unt bridge Amipa river at has” been down by te the viv rollen by the waxuts cannot pass, A exnvoy fi opporite b to Cordova { site bank Us this bank = to make bolsa and the v m Vera Crux a va these bot iit be went forward on tt ‘om Vera Cron ave tue read tothe other bank, whee it w from Orizaba, These sent bock. ‘The euormous de! ts required to jaution of all extb: shed nt least tw 1 Cruz to Orizaba - voy has been atts, vehaved rath iqne came ay sh two of th eof th were killet learn to-day the two cuny A this faot is po dou: is for their int known Pidity inc By ame the Sth inst. ro Ty men and polit Goanitiing to eat Venturers from the interior are vow crowding arou Almonte, all willing to serve hitn asd Gght for his plot form; bit all are deetitule and require a titti@-aid in or der t) develop their friendly iaeas. 4.8 Almonte lias ns got the church property to give wvay le is now in rath a bad fix, ‘0 ited frieude are empty po te is doing what he ean in the way of us id by Lite last of thi » ome Ox editions tow © proposes to take without the ch. We shail see how be will cou anonth oF Salapa, which p Led in the officiat journal against the French, “has be Freuch ig O:iztba and bas pre roat effect uj wh ch, before eon tive ‘ruilitary ably of th votd of trath col a deop feeling of t auiongst the Tre ‘© accured of robbing, burnin y lating chitdres and oid were: intact, of Debaving like so mavy dravkey savage ‘Phe 'elf-ct of this article must be ty couvinee the arin, that the Mexicans arg not addicted to telling the truth fact they yore doomed to find out sooner or Liter. es ral copies of tirts article have beu received h pillaging , de and have prodcves already & great chavge im the fous of the a Tt was three that we passed the scove of the r 1 attack of ti guerillas up a convey, and saw the chased 1 mains of vas, heaps’ of coulster and rifled ca wor balle, and otter rv which no quarter was eh es of that barbarous agiir wu ty any ove. two Ky he officers. who were juvalids. were suot, their parts cul of! and thrust int thelr mocths. Two’ vivandiores wer brutally murdered; their bodies sor ped and Ben: up, and burning 8 throet tn if persor ouier ba:baricies Gf less eons OF course, ju the presence oF suc fatiy sw ntlated by persons | party, av‘ ins cane ai Be two the bold ¢ superior, Napoleou has directed to Genoval 1, g lever, which was published in at Orizaba after the arrival of the cial t month — haye heard with pleasure the Ivrilliaut alibi Of the Cumb: ¢ A with morddeation ¢ lare of the attack upon Puebli. It ts the fate of wa to ree vcensional reverses obscuring the splendor of The b ined by al ores; but for this do not be ciscouraged. tho conutry is eugaged, and you shell bo su you may stand in need of t the troops under be r wrens my entire for their courage verance i rtiug (he fatigues avd pt they re away the more my elect . T approve of your conduct that it has vot boon well understood by ali the world. You lave oe Fh in thy actual govern shelter theme ‘olwoting Gen. Alinoute ie Veing at war with { Mexioo, All those who would ar hag have the same right t» Our protection st not in any way intiwence our favure policy. Iki agers my tpterests, my origin aud my principles to impose any government what- ever upou ihe Mexicw people. ‘fet tt be churen with all bberty—that which may euit them best 1 oouly demaud relations, aud I Aesive ay be veperity and inde pendemce peautitu! country under @ government Btable wd regular. With whieh I renew to You (he assurances of my sent) ments. NAPOLKON rogoing letter iat produced @ good eect with the a " ———— troops, and) iret then with pow hopes, but amongst the ee sg ene seekers who Lave a around Gouerai Almonte (be eflect has not Leem sy ageeeable. | They see iu the words tat Napoleon is not going to sacrifice every consideration for the purpese of pro: moting tho enis and uims of a party. He has mede war upon Juarez for Caseee of faith—the S © reasons which Fngland and Spain had for ome here—und for outrages committed upon Frenchinen in common with alt other foreigners. Tho pert that will De ieft to govern must give guaranties that these things wit not be rene ated, and sso provide f for io arcane of damages already comm diMeult to secure om ‘but if the words of Napoleon are true, and his views become known , there is reason tO hope that ere long we may bogin to see daylight through this very com; question. Every foreigner residentin this agra as walls as every govern. ensue basing DORAN Maat : gatice loan stable government set preseat time as of inter- there bas been much Cet, then business vouiug here. Everybody admitted the meseaeily in- iervention; but rival iuterests—and grovelling interests—have nuisdireo affairs in such a imanner that the country has been every day accelerating its speed to ruimever since the arrival of the Allies in December last, Districts, sych as the State of Vera Cruz, iat were before almost fea of banditti, are now overrun with lawless bands of men, who raaily only seek to waste and plunder. Gen. Forey will come in force to put these down, and to extend the olive branch to the nation after wards, MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Board of Alderme: ANOTHER NOMINEE OF TAK MAYOR FOR THE OFFICE OF SYREET COM3ISSIONSR BEJECTED—COMMUNIOA- TION FROM TAR MAYOR ON THE WAR AND PAANCIPATION, ECT. ‘The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon at one o'clock, President John ©, Henry, Esq., ia the chair, By the Comptroller's statement it appears that the valance in the country treasury on the 20th of Septem $37,794 85 917 O80 75 Payments Balance 30th September... ANOTHER NOMINEE FOX STREET COMMISSIONER REIKCTRD. The Mayor seut in the name of Yhomas E. Smith as nominee for the Street Commissionership. Alierman Farier desired to know who Mr. Smith is: Thereareso many of tat name that he would like to know whore he lived and what he is. Alderman Ornivett. said that, for tho information of the gentleman of the Sixteenth, he would state that Mr- Tbomas E, Smith is a respectable, high toned man aude broker in this city. Alderman Braby moved that the matter of Mr, Smith's nomination lay over, and the Board fake a recess uutil six o'clock in the evening. This was strenuously opposca by Aidermen Varley, Loole, Mitchell and others. ‘Alderman Dayrox was commencing to debate matters foreign to the question, when he wes called to ocder by Alderman Brady, The Cram ae ‘that the point of order was well taken, and Mr. Dayton appealed from the decision of the Chair! which, however, was sustained. A motion was then made to take a recess till ten o'clock, to which an amendment was offered to meet at twelve o'clock at night. Both were lost. The vote was taken on the nomination of Mr. Smith, when he was rejected by § to 6. For rojection—alde:- men Sinith, Walsh, President Henry, Need, Mitchell, seremiah, Boole, Farley. Agaiust the rejectiou—Alder- meno Hall, Brady, Daytou, Frear, Allen, Otiwell. Ab- sent—Atdermen Chipp, Froment, Genet. Alderman Buo.k rosé to a question of privilege, in an- swe” to Alderman Day ton’s remarks of the previous day, and contended that the Mayor was obliged to confer with the Beard of Aldermen on the nomination for Strect Com- uuissioner. Aderman Dayten was about to reply when he was in- te:rapted by a motion to adjourn. Alter some remarks from Alderman Waren, in favor of hearing Alderman Payton, the President decided that the QUISTION OF TRE WAR AND PRESIDENT TINCOLN’S PROCLA> MATION OF EX ANCTPATION. raring rails New Yor, Sept. 30, 1362, BOARD OF ALURRXEN — Loutapproval the pr: a in your Beard 16 It expresses viotism of the palty and personal should do, nut demands “that eects even ore arie.t and determined than heresoiore Ueon made Selnow be exerted to secure tho early triunph of our cause.” Wiis isthe tne apiri. 1 it animate all parties nd ali Individuals in the sou conquer deuduriig peace, but i seems to me tat ons are notin harmony with & spirit + The tirst condemn: iy een the preamble however, my chief object the lat. Leordtally approve th with if condemns, Tae rogress of tie wa has de! lumation injures no one ¥ sind trakors chat are to sul to courplain ¢ penton of civ figs tt ts only ‘have the The measure ix sustained nit the evils it may alr stame> tin the worl! It p opoies to erente t0 be eb tain prvel ally name t therein, mt us Lows of te party ede, y with 1 bers woud be lit Son ‘RC OPDYKE ius m. Mayor, veblished te ‘that the ‘abeummut be; He wished to hav pre the couse erination of that docu oman May propose. so sentin by the Misor, “ont was djoarniuent:— i, Sept. 30, 1362, fe request contained in the 23d day of Jue kts, Lia, nication to the Post py, warked "A? x Feerived & veaponse, I wrote T append a co or dan anawer, of which I 2c; wth oul this. cor: y ice ee delivery from ‘the Hive city, 1k witl to a peat extent nevesnlty for the ap ended sora lle budy. "StonuE orby pie Mayor. ard (hen adjourned to Friday , at vie o'clock, Board of Councifmem, UXSENSION OF TLLE POR PAYING THE CITY BOENTY— THB NINH AVENUE RAILROAD—DONATION TO TRE NURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSVITAL—STREFT OPEN- ANGS, ETC. A special meeting of the Board of Counctimen wae held wt noon yesterday, Charles €. Piuckney, Keq., President, in the chair. On motion of Coupeitman Hocax, the reading of the minutes of the jast mecting was dispensed with ‘The resolution passed by the Dourd of Aldermen, ex- tending the time of paying the city bounty of $50 to the cub inst., was then taken ap. Councilmen OrtoN moved to awend the resolution by uuvertipg a clause for the purpose of coavecting i with the original ordinance, The resolution as amended wos thea adopted Councilman Barwky offered a resolution calling upon Corporation Counsel to inform the Board at its mex, neeting what steps have beeu taken in the injunction vinined oguinst the city tu the matter of the Ninth Aye- afd lowh.t postin the exse now stands The Committee on Lcuati and Charities presented ort in favor of donating ihe sum of $1,009 to the Nar ery and Chills Rospitat. Adopted Coun i Jones moved that the resolution aboliehing tue Bored of Alderiien be erased from the minutes. The th ns \ been dove in a joke, aad had been carried far cough. ‘ter agom pat protracted and humerous debate the © lnid cu the table irpose of Investig g tho itoard the expense attending the reews in Unis tty. Algo a detailed account paid, and tu whom, count of the sane, 1 1859, wae adopted, and Counciimen Raruey, \vebster were appoluted a committee for that Road then adjourned until to day (thursday), at Sale of tne Cnteagan Alton & St. Lo ivoud, Jones TH, Sept. 27, 1862, The Cuicago, Alton and St. Lofis Railroad was told at the court house here twelve o'clock, under @ deoree of the United States Cirouit Court for the Northern district of IMinolk, uncer the third mortgage, ‘for the oft of the first and second morigageos. It was benght aunve! J, Tilden aud L. H. Seyer, tor the third mort- von’bvlders, for the nm ot $1,600 000. ‘Under the ge bonds will ere the common stock, the second mortgage pre- red stock, avd the first mortgage will romain as before, the whole amount of the three « crucd 1Lerest, 18 abOUt $6,600,000, to-day, eee of bouds, with ac Court © Bvenese CovutCi ig Perms lexpRED THOUSAND eens) —A peeves rp ee wee oe a sent ey bg adhe a geatieman of | Bighest charveter and standing in Louisiana, whicn, if ished, wouid be fully conclusive as to the policy and wesight of the omancigation proclamation. This gentle- man states it as a fact that pristine. of the traites ie oipato ow arm, if the whole at jeast four » and use them against the Tinlad aatne government with a determination to rule or ruin. for some time reported as proba- ble, at the aovurce frome whence this comes renders it uo SHIPPING-NEWS. ALMANAC YOR MEW TORE-—ENIB DAT. 5a: Port of New York, October 1, 1862. CLEARED. amabip Ariel, Miner, Aspinwali—D B Allen. Whampoa, Tous Boston—Ma‘ tor. roe nokeye Duulin-H J&CADowolf, Volker. Quee' Biogen ‘nstown, &e—Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Brig Coreyra (Br), Turpin, ‘Bic Mandelick. Brig Kate (Br), McDon rie Wiliam ne (Bt Wo: W acksou. Steamy Shi & Co. Brig William &'Jane wi: Inulstu (ith Kelly Quesustewne Punch, Menoke & Brig Loanna (Br), Spencer, Halifax—R J & C A Dewolf. Sebv Luisi Underaill Kingston, Ja—B J Wenverg. Sehr Coroneiia Br), Balter, it Johns, NI'— D K Dewolf. Bohr Robt Boyd ( Kirwan, St John, NB—D K Dewolf. hehe Gornells A 0 Grodk Evéraiam, Wasuingion, DO—Vaa unt Sour Fe Secor, Lynch Georgesown —Master, Behr Unison, ‘Mann, ‘Bathed. L Hate! chr T ighty, Bost pad ne Ie Sloop Franklin, —-—-< Norwich—Mastsr, ARRIVED. Steamship Columbia. Harton, Havana. Sept 27, at 2:80 PM, with muse aod gers, to Spoiford, Tileston & Oo. Sept 29. Lat 31 30, ion 78 20, passed brig Isadora, bouud N. amahip Creole, Couch, New Orleans, Sept 23. 10 por and aW use 2h, 7 AM, with mdse an weengers, to Ludiam £ Heineken. assed ‘iu ze River, bound up, bark Persia, of 0 a "Gomman ter Coivocoresis, Nerfolk, ays, Silp Ocean Seud (of Bath), Buwall, Liverpool, Si days, with mdse, to master, Ship Richard Al-op, Watlington, LAverpocl, Ang 26, with mdse, to TJanes. Sent 16, on Grand Bask, lat £420, lon spoke fishing schirs Eapress, with 27,000 Lah’ Ariosto, 22.0 Fremont, 2.00); Oc au, 8400). al: “ot Prot incatuwn 20th, lat 43, lon 66, had a very heavy SW to NW enis Ship Davis Hoadley, Hardaby, Livervoo!, “aug 81, with muse, to J &N Smith & Co. labie winds and at vi or th Sept 8, lat 4952, ion 9 33, inetd! ra ld Wy; 3th, lat 30 88, Yon 67 82, passed suip Endymion, hence for Liverpool; 27ui, lat 3351 jon 7012, saw & “ship's lowerimast, bright, with top painted , Liverpool, Aug 26, with mdze 13, 10 ls & Guion. fon (iis), Luckstrom, Antwerp, 42 days, in ballast, Arcole, Craft, Alexandria, 7 days, in ballast, to J Metropol!s, Hould, Fortress Monroe, 4 days, in bal- last. to U 5 Quartermaster, Ship Belle of the West, Howes; Boston, 3 davs, iu ballast, Bark J & R Young (Br, of Yarmouth, BS), Soot, Lime- rick, 40 days, in ballast, to Boyd & tine! Bark Forhna (Bre). Peayke, Bremen. 40 da and 255 passengers, to Ffennings & Gosliag. Bridgewater, Bag angi ea os 0 Wi with mdse Banks, spoxe fishing scars Avon, and Abby Mo: mouth, Bark 8t Bernhard (Brem), Dectgen Bremen, 35 dave: with mas and 311 paesengers to Charics Lubling. "Aug 50. lat 50, be 3.30, spoke bark: Shifred ( Hai), trom Hambreg for Sy Wi Sept 8, lat 45 30, lon 25 99, spoke ship Orpheus (item. fom w York for Brewen, Bark it * (ec), Sper holy, Rotterdam, 45days, jt Met pice We A “Nia ; Falchonberg, Glueh- werk Realm, Nichols, Frontera, July 3, wilh mahozan Robson & Fosdick, Sept 7, off Balin a boui trom US gunboat Penguin, ill wel mouth, E, and put inio this port fot 20h, off Tiatteras, spr Union (Br, of Picton, NS). anys wi 4 coal to das Hu ark Aimira Coombs Orleans, Sept 4, with so Off Tortugas, Mr Nason, g and Feniiezed ser red. Bark John J Philbrick (of Key West), Reed, Port Royal, 16 days, with ordnance stores, to H Bennet, shount to Fal. f ios bavi ing on the 4 aleak in me NE x MoKensie, Pictou, N89 rk H Spalding (of Rockiand), Booker, Alexannria, 7 dus, in ballast, to C8 Quartermaster, Bi an (Of Balitznore), Lcamon, Foriress Monroe, 7 8 Qlarterm: (31 Bosvon}, Davis, Portrere Monroe. 7 ster. er, Shervif, Fortress Monroe, 10 dass, Quartermaster. : ick, Chase, Furtress Monros, 7 days, in bal- ltt U3 Quatenanstes. Bik Doncy, Menges, Foriress Monroe, 7 — in ballast, tw DD Tuinnkiv Pars Maton Williams rt dass, in batast, to 1 da: ‘Onda (ir), Pike, R uxes & Radse. Ralteu” de- Ta ‘euberger, for Baltimore, Aug 35 50, pa Susan Hinks, from Boston on Cane Town, CGH, #1 nd Catenin. Brig Ernes ine (Prus), Garike, Rio Grande, 45 days, with cotton, to order, sept Lady Chapman (Br, of Bermuda), Cooper, Fajardo, 16, wi On su to Smith, Jones & Co. i Peniuann, Tuinss, Port ait’ Prinee, Sept 16, to Ip Sunray, de. Preat (of Calais), Crowell, Zaza, 26 days, with master, Conflict, Ruland, St, Kitts, SeptA7, with salt. to J W Mubuanl A Go, Boptae lat. Bs 45, ioe 68, fell su wil wreck Ot hart Woe Mexwed from Phiaceiphta for Lrcuayra, in a without water and, provisious for six 1 from her the captain and cre. , of Londonderty, NS). Jona, Bast Har- ith walt, to HJ & CA De WW, ie St Johns, NF), {ovale East Tar m:° ny, Sait Cay, Sept 18, with sate, to « (of Portiend), Atherton, Cow Bay, Sept sities & Honghton, ‘flak (2), Wren, 8t Johu, NB, 6 days, with lumber, land, MeCarty, New Orleans, 16 days, Meniry rig I with logy Brig Li ogers, Alexanvirta, 7 ngor), Coombs, Fortress Monroe, pester. Fortress Monroe,7 days, days iirig Abby Thh ster (oJ T days. in balinek to 0S cers, Fortress Monroe, 6 master. ri Fortress Monroe, 6 days, in bal- wast Loud, Bangor, 8 days, with lunter, to T . Providence, 4 days. >. Benevor je. ems The harks \ rived to tay COL He tierce them * bow crow Hordes = By pilot boat Mare Aue SAIL). tte Mount welts cane Bark Vir_int Williams Noh Heamer Vine wa, i fad af seneet ENE. Miseelanconns. Weare unce tive purser of for veluable marine intelligence p his way from New Orleans to (tte eity amship Bima, of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia line, soils of Saturday next, ath inst. for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Etna is now in cherge of Capt Brooks, a gentleman sell known as the courteous and able commander of the City of Washington for some ho b 0 Gate: yi rreckiy reported merived at Wav Tiaucsaty ‘opt 3. Ship Golden Eagle, Capt Swift, eld trom NYork May & for ant Franctveo, abd was the vessel Feputied urrivedat 8 Sane ouers Maxwect, De from ated for aoe » has been lost, Isxtivet from the log:—Sept, si Mata en pared 4 bin whiie on tain Symonday from NYork May then no date, ko. Ti ‘tube breeze from the south, with clear we wih at thres in, i tie wind fresh canting ju to the NB, Ws ine ing uncilsix P way eo TUNITY PaSeES Ee: L che was nearly of water on ge eo yh yd at Bret up eat cle ‘aid gee 3 e) every mi t would go Mant adi’ blowing a The nol cane, sem eabing a over her, seboansing all hands” and fing it difieu't to cat breath, as tae quick Sucee ston! ‘seas Afaire, continued in. this w 6A S!anothor man was washed Neen itdien nigh aay thepe was no abatement in the ining: A fast. On the 1) atSP. the. eg being compete OX~ pore tn. ioe a anemanel t overboard; th aoe continued, the sea washing ‘over hers” at Mia eat it derated, and deck ‘cathe ont “ol “waier avont Fait seashet over hier endiae The pais nal of distress; ‘len had calm’ weather; Bist— Brive days, ou. the wreck a ‘te g 4, Front St Kitts for Neve York, who came to our aasisiance, yescued us, aud kindly cared for us as only & salior could to. Scun We Hf Dexsts, Blake, from Philadelphia for Boston, befor» reported retnrued ca Philadelphia, reports on the night of Zith Sevt., olf Exg Harlor, under'elose reefed vail, was struck by a heawy northeast etic, which carried away the foremiast close to the deck, ain left about tw niy font of the main 3 Was 0! lived to cut away al ging to clear the wreek; on the hext morning was lane me tow bygchs Sj roy, from Piladelpula for Boston. whch, wa Bela to the Breakwater on. account of bad weather. WD was towed up from the Breakwater by the tng teeny pind Paton, at Ellsworth from Boston, Inid across a log at the wh night of the 20th inst, Straled hor" (imbers aud leaked hadi, ‘dainaging the cargd Of goods seriously, She rightod next tile an. appeared per-. fectly tight. We nove! the sale of A? Bark Crusoe, 342 tons, built at Boston in 1849, at $13.60), cash; and A2 brig Handy, toms, bull at Goldsboro lu 1854, on'verms not made pubic, Whatomen, io toate tavnds 8, Aug ford aud bark. dont A-obby of ‘The crow of the iorier came here with'a determina: Five of them aye now in jail, and will be robsbly in confinement. Most ol the others have eluding Fravel second male, leaving only ftige'wmot tr voant att told, vfieers included. f irom Cape Wing, of silo Young Phenix, N NBPre- ue Island, fnwian Ocean, Jutiy oh, with. Had shipped 4i bdis bone b; jew Becton. direct with a Also reports, spoke barks’ Messe: Robt" Morvivys, ad Java, all of NB, cruising o& round, oil not reported. v irom Capt Robbins. of bark ent Pope, NB, roporis hex at Mahe Aug 10, with 700 Dols sp od Foreign Ports. Apes, Aug 22—Iu port bark Gitde, MeMullen, disg, Brenkusaven, Sept 12—Aer sip Sami Watts, Waits, Ran- grat howe f o ris berat Roderti '50 bbls spand 960 ship Mercury, of oft on boas ‘ore bbls 3 Thos Rod goon via Falmonthy, Baravra, July 23—Sld bark J H Davall, Tribble, Rangoor Goast ov Avmica—At Elmina Aug 4, bark Said Bin Sultan, Goldsmith, from Boston. At Muraford, bark Kedar, Bayer, At Aovra, barks Witch, Hultu.an, Loveda®, unc. Etivabe York Idgs achrs Evelyn, © E ang deiphia. Ais serd (or China, put in for retreshmen Cars ame ¥, Sep ¥—In port big, ‘Laer Bolton, from Boston rr 8h, Canorsas, Sopt22—SId brigs Lillian, Sxase tera; Cosmos, Tal oh Caibarien and NYor! oth, Frankfort. Cow Bay, OB, Sept 18—In Cape Hat- she Ann er brig Exemplar, for New. Sawyer, and Maguet, all for sein, Sept 20--Arr steemship. British Br), Mesarer, NYork; 22d, brig Rush, Babbidze, a lgne 5 4 haw, Cana, ‘Troon; 23th, ‘brig Royulstoa, Leighton, schrs NB Borden, Colllers. Newport; 25th, Mary Hallett, NYork: 26th, stevmship British ‘Queen (itr) do via Nassau. Gul 26th, brig Lange, Evans, Phila “In port Sept 26th. ships Bamberg, Wilner, for sale; Thomas Bonkign, and Ocean Ranger; Aver'l, cue? barks Betsey 8, Coil, for Bo iiton, Pénneil, for NYor . MeDotiald, and Bxpress, Sundberg, une: brics (Br), Laak, FOR Saae. to load 30 thas molasses for Sarmam, for Piladslphia; Lava, = wiates, and hzanillo, Ba" y n nds. Ania unaiee ibaeaier (inh aiveey aan Dien RA Rece ne; and the alove ae 4k Neplis—Arr aches Hero, Cro sel, NYork; 224, Crane, Sept etn. port brig Bion Bradbury, (rom Justarr; sehr Silver Star, from Batlimore ds ites CHE barks Bri jenesee, Molntyre. for t, Colburn, from Laun’ ston Maranzas, Sept 26—In port tarks Sara Shcph : Fox, Frederies bri 5 Anita, Oxen, Wale ork, lds; Daniel Baker, and 1G R Dixon, Wi MANSANILLA, ie 1—Cld ship Juliet, Sinclair, Falmouth. pe mr AU PuIhcE, Sept 16—In port sehr Mlectvie Light, from ork ju pe id siup Coronet, ‘Aug 26—In port siips Unig’ dc ode Verda; ae. Revd, trom New; 01 McFa Ava B Grant £0) urn, Feleithan Paka, Vanghan, for Hat ladies, Jobuson, tor Halthnore, wes; borage Viratiia, Bark sha 1h at Ove: ie on Morerase, is: rs, Brooks, from do, Py Baliim c wer, Constanti- pont, Kennard, Ran- nopie, Seiten goon for 4, Ang4—Arr ship Hell "pool, ik, Winchester, Caroline, for NYurk lag, am Ports. dana, Bept —Za por b — Baker, Phiva- Out Dor Mad, El. M mina, Afri Merritt, Berry, Gadizs ads; Lary (Be Grand Thay tien; i ietro, Braga LLP hate, © uw , Brown, uNi mk), Bel tol, bing. ¢ 29—Cl sehr Hat iy ns river, Mil x sj Auta UH iranda * Tovey Binko, Wentworta: Mary Limeline B Patt r, Lauper, aurae, Davie, and ve 8 Sept W—Arv Weat, slaty oo Russ, 1B Ole 1. Covi, Avice Maud, Edgett, rman, Wbto t, N¥ork; Mo n.ng ons damn, sta rauelen Flood, ‘do; Chas us Linac i Davis, Ho'ines, Puiladviphias Os feat i N York, udias Wolter Parsdger doy Urig ea > Pilgrim, Some, NYurks ‘Tripp, do; a Cy eens i Wetnete Prawe uy Plaines, from encott, Atian Lee, ant AG Cattel, Helow aunt Heo, row Bosion via Key West; ‘ests . (tan Aat, from, Br Volod. Seite, trom, Key west lark, from Philadelphia, NYork; Trimuy, ey soa and to-seaon the ty abet, bark, Zin, ont sehr John 8 Lee brigs Karnak, ules Lda v oma Wm yaton, Tarr Pt BW—Arr sehr Angel, Luce, Bitca- Auna, Gibos, NYore. ir scliia Janes & Katey, Chase, Fall bam, Gardner, Providence, for do; . NYork Htivet (and sia for N¥ork: The. SRE New Powe pay ny ortiand; oa Hondont tor Bootant Deliverance, Gan. Marion, ‘bon land fOr Taunton for do; erry for ‘19 Magn Voinnt, Davis, New Bed A . Dighton for Bost iW w York, Ani M i Lady Jane, Sanders, ag. Sones, Taunton, wat Ferry for ary A Hilured ai delphia; sh of der, Davis, i Sisk Bangor Tur Hew Yorks echt Nitaue® Ln pt M—Arr schrs Gertrude, Hall, hae dl Hzabethport; Mart cel Weuiny dos AM values Kolo, Ackel un tinea’ , de ‘Gen. Ward, Loekwoo!, Eiizater ports Be en Lovlt Neon; ‘loops ble, SPHILADELMMIA, Sept WA stcamship Keystone State, Leroy, Port Royal, siennishiy Baron, Marthewa, Hose font brig Matiiday Rinne log schits: arth iy,” New Bedford, Jas Gatcelou. "Marta! Maria, al ‘ow bark Fenelon, Jobn, Ni, a Wilaaee Comore, di do; mat wane, fT EP sera N vm Be ws aE AtiMa, from a Vote wehr irom do, Old sip vanda, Siti mid sie) ont Joan i fs Hevana Neal (new. RT? Hondey, 1.405 OF fone, 4 mi rgaway, Davis, eg zu. Davis, N Coie, PPUIELAND) Sey U3 olds, MUL bridge for N Yo ky ) Tremon€for won, Wien S¥ork. ld veasel Iaborng heavily al mulch Sater; at we gale iH ir a heavy os 11g, Hand N York. thing he wal Westchester, Mies Mirater casie from. the Vermilion, ¥ ke and bivaking. s0 Wd Wattern ng ything belo sha way booby 80) star te vena axing) at 10 M tue weather owthy equally and the vessel laboring iv; atl ers view away the topgallantunst short of by the tion for cuiting away the foremamt, At a shipred, Another bea fore "and, aft of bs side, fatto vatie nd Hertyati at foremas? ; on mein boise, Weaver, Round tec ‘Ninette, favors Joon L Daring, Ann, Horton, NYork.. Cid. schr HOurtiay Bro phia Sid sohrs Empire, Smith, Phittadelphiny akin, Bi bers MX Kash Coie, Ce Dix, NYoras A 'sioops Emily Sune Babbite Klizabeuby or. E subi, N York Spragu SA‘ air itane tae Bepr 0 by telyesta ‘cury Brig. ham, Potter, E long; Expreas, Prost, ¢ ‘Arr Bepe 4 aiipy Gorden Eagle, Swill (uot Symonds), Now ork Snip fy] pt 4—Went to nea, abip Ann E Hooper, Hooper La Septa—sid brig Financler (from Calais), NY. whe Ph cana SC Miche FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . Wepxnspay, Oct. 1—6 P. M. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, this has been an active and exciting day in Wal! street. At the commencement of business this morning there was @ disposition to sell gold and stocks, and a decided reaction in the market was anticipated. No cause was specifically assigned for the change from the buoyancy of last evening, though the peace rumors were considered to have affected the price of gold. In the leading shares a decline of La 1% per cent took place. Central fell to 102%, Erie preferred to 8124, Hudson River te 61%, Tole- do to 655%, and gold to 122, with a corresponding decline inthe other active stocks, The decline, however, had scarcely been reported from the board to the brokers’ offices, where large numbers of speculators now gather every morning, than orders were poured into the board at 0 rapid a rate that the decline in the market was at once checked, and an upward movement was inaugurat- ed. Central rallied from 102%, to 104, and sold up to 1014 between the boards; Erie preferred rose to 83, Hlinois Central to 78, Erie old to 50, Michigan Central to 83%. A reaction of la 2 per cent took place throughout the market, and once more all the brokers were impa- tient to buy everything. Bonds were affected both by the weather and the decline at the morn- ing board; quotations show no change from yester- day, except in one or two instances, in which prices were lower to-day. Governments began to-day, for the first time, to move with the rest of the market. The sixes of 1881 rose % per cent. In-course of time these bonds will, from the ne- cessity of the case, advance as much as any other first class security. The interest on them is pay- abte in gold, and they are not liable to taxation— advantages possessed by no, other security on the market. Between the boards to-day the market was very active indeed, notwithstanding the rain. At the second board everything was very active, and prices were all higher. Michigan Central cS 12000 do. ++ 90; 1000 Pit, FtW&C3m 7 14000 Clov & Pit 4m. 70 20000 StLo,THAAQmp BL 6000 American gold. RAR catesoibewcibie eo IndianapoliskCRR 36 100 Del, L. & West RR 100% 3545 20 Cocan Bank. ae Tot'& bd vata sod 11 Ameri’n Ex Bank 21 Metropolitan Bk. in 60 Canton Company 200 Del & Hud Can 510 200 Cumberl’dCoal pr 944 65 New Jersey Zinc. 69 150 Pacific Mail 83 Co 1201¢ 260 ae 120! 15000 Us ret ‘4, cou 91 100000 Trea 7.30 votes 104% 6000 Tenn G's, 1890... 613, 2000 Missouri 6 4 be do, de 1000 Cleve & Tol RR. . 100 Chic E Kictsid Rik 600 ae sold up to 84, and Rock Island to 70. The scene after the second board was one of great excite- ment, everybody wanting to buy. The following were the last quotations:— Us 6's,reg,’81.103% 4 103 3g Us6's,cou,’81.103% a 103g US b's, 74. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxnsray , Oct. 1—6 P. M. AsHE3.—The ‘market was firm, with limited sales at $7 121, a $7 874 for pearls. Breapsturrs.—Fiour—the market was dull ind rather a4 9 48 ig. TK a Ti Michigan Cen. 843; a 85 Mich30& Nila 33% a 39 Harlem pref. Reaitin - OL MiS &N Ingua 74 a ae heavy for low and common grades of State and Western Le ape ex 146 on | brands, while medium and higher grades of extra were in _ : wnois Cent a 4 4 ‘Atoer'n: ‘oe "122 a172% Galena & Chi. ae a gzig | 600d request , and closed at better prices tor some kinds while the: sales footed up about 10,000 a 12,000 bbis.’ M Pacilic Mail.. 120% a 121 Clev & Toledo. ¢95¢ a O01 P NY Cental.. i Chi & Rk Isi’d. 80% @ 8014 | closing within the range of the following quotations :— Evie. Chi,Bur&QRR 97 a —" | superfine State a 550 Erio pref... tga 83)¢ Mul ‘& Peau ch i Extra State, a 570 Hudson Wiver, G8 a 633g IN Cen b's, Superfine Weste 3 650) Harlem....... 22 a 221g Demand notes.11914 a119% | Golnmon to choice 2730) Money isin good demand.at 4a 5 per cent, five a * Pa being nearer the exact rate than four. Certificates | fxtrado. = rd 7 4 cI of indebtedness fell off to 9934 this morning, a | Good to choice family do. 50, | fresh supply having been put ow the market. The Bg Ranges peas asst es.? 7 ; ~~ 4 specilation in stocks promises to afford capitalists a good opportunity to use their means for some time to come. Exchange sympathized with gold this morning, and at one time bankers’ signatures were done at 134%. They afterwards rose to 135%, and closed at 134% a 135%. Demand notes ftiuctuated be- tween 11914 aud 119%, closing 119% bid. The last quotation for gold was 12244; the payment of a million at the Sub-Treasury, in the shape of interest, on the October issue of the 7-30 notes, naturally caused the market to decline. The prevailing opinion in Wali street at present -is that gold can- not but advance in the present condition of affairs. A notice is published from Mr. Third Assistant Postmaster General Zevely directing postmasters not to recognize postage stamps which have in any way been soiled. The public have been put to suificient inconvenience by the present condition of the small currency without any fresh trials of their paticnce. It is chiefly the fault of this very Mr. Zevely ‘that postal currency is so scarce. He —Canadian flour was in light supply, and gales were limit. ed at our quotations, with sales of about 600 bbls. South- ern flour was ‘n good demaud and prices were firmer, with entes of 2,000 bbls. within the nbove range of prices. Kye flour was quiet at quotations, with sales of 6) bblst _ Corn meal was unchanged and sales were Iimited. Whos. t was heavy and closed at a decline of 2c. a Sc., owing in part to some advance in freights. The sales embraced aboat 90,000 bushels at $1 14 4 $1 21 for Milwaukee ee $1 22 a $1 24 for amber Iowa; and New. Chi age $1 27.a$1 30 for good rod Western, $1 32 a $i 33 amber Western, $1 28 a $1 35 for inferior to fair Western white, aud good do. reported at $138. Corn was in moderate demand, and fell «if about te. per bushel. The sales embraced about 85,000 bushels, at 43c. a 58¢. for hot, warm and slightly out of orde’, ane sound shiping lots of Weatern mixed at 59c, a 69c., and 62c. for Western high mixed, near!y yellow. Rye was steady and in fair demand, with salcs of 6.600 boshols ordinary Western at 68e. Barley and barley mait were quiet, and prices were firm. Qats were casier, with sales 0 new Stare at Sic. a 58c.,and of prime old Western and extra State at 59¢. a Ge. Corrke.—Tho market was firm, with a sale of 1,000 Dags of Rio at ie. Fretcnrs.—Rates' were firmer. To Liverpool about 35,000 a 40,000 bushels of wheat were engaged at 1134. a 12d., in bulk and bi 18,500 bushels of corn at 10; in buik, and 1,000 bi lard at 85s, ‘To London 18, bushels wheat at 13d., and 200 bbis. flour at Ss, 6d." Glasgow 18,500 bashels wheat at 13d., m shfp's bags, 2» : British brig for Cork and orders was taken up at Lid. ed had charge of the business of getting it engraved, ee, cod ot is in : e a ms me . o sales of George's al a and had he been willing to act on the advice of and) 1,008: “4 Bank ‘ct $4: plot Be pete persons more experienced than himself it would | activo and firmor, with sales this week of 3,000 Dbis. at $10 a $10 50 for No. 1, $6 75 a $7 for No. 2,34 75 now have been supplied to tie public at the rate of over $100,000 a day, instead of $27,000. If peo- ple are still compelled to use postage stamps as carreucy, Mr. Zevely is to answer for it. ‘he pub. lic will be perfectly delighted to discard them al- together; for a more detestable and troidblesome currency could not be invented by the ingenuity of man, Bat so long as the new postal currency cannot be supp.ied ia suflicient quantity to meet the public necessities, and people have no choice but to use postage stamps, it ix too outrageous for an officer of goverament to declare that the United States will repudiate these stamps when they he- come soiled by handling. The sinking fuad bonds of the Cleveland and ‘Toledo were sold at 99, not 90, as the types made us say this morning. They soid to-day at the board at 10214. ‘the business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: a $5 25 for large N». 3 and $4 for medium. Smoked her- Hog were gcarco aud firm at the recent advance, wi sules at 450. a 60c. for scaled, and at 30¢. a 820. for Nos pickled herring wece quiet but firm, Vrert,—Raising were flrm, with sales this week of boxes at $3 65.433 30, and halves at $1 75.0 $1 8734, 200 boxes bunch Sod At $3.55, A sale of currants’ wi modo at 10}e. tanguedce almonds at 18¢. and Spania shelled at 22¢: Us. ihe market was quiet, ‘The last wales o€ Jute were made at $139 in bond, aud Manila, duty paid at 8o. and at Te. in bond, with a sinall lot Staal at 7Ze., and 200 tons c'ean Rursia. in Boston, to macht ab Pca nee active aad date, Taesed aneetoen ‘ge. per Ib. Among the sales this week were 27,381 2de ; 3,500 Buen. 8 8 wore 3,225, a1 California, 20 1b., at 230. a 211. at Qe, a 2440. stock 358,000 against 406,500 at the same time Ja 1861, Hors were in good requost, wit! sales of 109 baleg new at Iie. a 1ic., cash, ant 200 t. ie Oe ee eed ' good demand; sales of Guatern $2 35, with some lots of Nan gem nd ot $2 a $2 16, and o. Inox. —There was more doi week embraced 1,009 tons Col $26, cash, nud $27, six‘ month a and. Glefigarnock. #6 Gartsliirric was held at” Reeei ” $28. Extra American pig was saleable at $24 a $24 50, “ror customs, eee tn fan Spanish and German Were made at Payments 2 ya Balsnes.. 1,148 622 G4 | P eraxn.—B th hemlock mudvvk dole were fitmer and | 15,281,769 84 ‘The Arabia,from Boston, to-day took out $200,000 in specie. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $43,067,985 43, and the balances $2,204,197 09. There was considerable inconvenience occasion- ed to-day among the bankers and brokers by thy inadequate supply of revenue stamps. The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:— bt Bh ea there pd litle tem and the ag ma, woted easy at 10 per cent for yood td was «settled under the advices trom New Yon he tae | quotations are little better than routinal, coutinued good demand for exchange, bret ‘the fearket closed firm at 3¢ premium for bankers’ chect The Chicago Tribune of Monday says:— ‘The week cioses on a yery easy money market. Bank- ers are glad to take ali the kegitimate business paper paved offers, and generally trade is moving onward in perous channels. Nearly every depar’ frag ty auay be peter? | active. Some of thy banks report New York ex- ciuange ‘a shade closer, while a fow of the heavier discount houses are glad to get rid of itat a very #mail oop in better demand, with moterste sales av full prices. Staughtet upper ia tough was a'so firm, Cale sking wore unchanged Motssses.—Prices were steady, whi « aie were limite ed, ‘She stock was as follows. October 1, 1962 Cube muscovado, in bbis. 400) New Orlowus.... 1.066 § Oms.—Crade jeri and whaie were in good req the latter was higher. Sales at New Bedford were re- ported at 68¢. 2 70c., cash, with sales of MOT Ng em ey 40. Livsce! was firmer, with sales of city, in casks and barrels, at $6c. a 87¢ , and Western do. 84c. a 86c. Crude petroteum was in tome better request, 7 while prices were unchanged. Refine! was in good de- mand, while prices were unchanged. Provisions. —Pork—The market was firm, 'm, especially for tho sales embraced about 700 am agit oo 8214 for meng, and, $10. 25, tor br Steady, with sales 60" bbls. at $12 SU x 818 25 Tor “ bits and 4 9 on rr Cut meats were jul c. for 8) ant 63¢c..0 Ory ae was finn with sales of 600 bi ‘pier SSoteek gore Sarenains ye rite soy. ae market was leas above par. The range as gi by diferent Houses wi some Ka ig is tho mo more ro usta figure. ‘Allcuntinue tovake ine! ae rede ‘The sales’ Hot customers at par. The market, ax we judge from | 599 boxes, included in witich wore falr to good the average 0 reports, is abundantly supplied. refining ae a ab i. ag%\ye., with one 4 aid ante gc., superior quality; 120 do. molagses Cul We read in the Boston Post: nr Bice., and 160 do. ew OFieuhe be stocks have been active, influenced by favor. able reports from the mines aud by (he high price of cop- which is hekl by some of the companies at 27 cents, Fie’ ict ad the Mignesota is small, aul probably will gomo time: but the stock has raliied to 58. Na tonal ig stated to look poorly ; but the stock bas advanced to 234g. Rockland bas improved w 16, by some the mine fs aaid vo lok weil, others eay that the working the south vei, wi 5 be 8 been the work of hope, will not pay (or the expen an engine, &e.; but as copper mines ace luoked at through, diferent ‘colored spectocles, it 8 Bard to get at tuo real merits, and, as jar as our ex- perience joes, thoce who have lost the most money in ‘copper sper lations have been those who have kiown the Most about 1 » Quincy has been iizm at 4654 046, Vewabic suddenly advanoed om Saturday wo 3%, and Franklin, whieh ia all probability will bo the noxtaivi- dend paylog mine, bas boen th stroug domo, advancing on Saturday to S6Jg. lele Royale bas been vetive at iow 14 to 16; the inine | 1% getting over fifty tons per mouri, at @ small expense, making @ profit, at the present price of copper, of several thousand dotiacs pee nah nd it is stated that the product seon will be mere 4. vanee in Coutral ix remarkable, ond th nlobk te goarce at about 22; it is said that tho stock has beck bought largely by New York parties for futuce vesuits, and it is alse Lialed that orders have boon sout from ihe luke at pregeut prices, BPENANCI At. RMY AND NAVY PAY AND OLALM OF Years of focted, JOU NAVY CLAIMS AND Stock Exchange. «© Wrosespay, Oct. 1, koa US 6's, nee S. 110 sis NY Con ni: Cen 44 309 s2000 US O'm, Ri, rom, wa; 17000 US 0's, 'S1,cou 10% ao. 19000 Trea Ba fai 4, 22000 do... 15000 08 68, L yr cor ‘wii 20000 Tenn 6's, 1800. OL 4 qnarge' ree Ora D. (Aron: ‘Brie Interest BiNpR rer Pile New York 1 SATE BUMS ON Ja wn Voragn ined wl ay Hird Avene. an atreets, Mo YT erty. He) 2a deseriy Hime within Private ofiies entrance hell do uy | Ngee ACCOUNTS: PEOMPTLY ADIUST: oir of ned cnahe Fee AHO OF pensiOng are due te rc od ony, ny JON We Me Hetty, Anny and Savy Banker, SAE Sneaae: strvels Ny e eppoatie bast omen,