The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1862, Page 8

“MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ed. Rockiand -« ‘New York, on Menday, Oetover 6, v1, son of Ieame and Catherine , in the 32d year of his age. The friends of the family are res} invited to at- toad tbe (uveral. from the res:dence of bis parents, on Tharsiny morning, at Ven O'clock, at » Roekiand county, New York, AvrRNascur.—On Tueeday, October 7, ALoyiNs AUTEN. anaxn, only son of Jenn F. And Sophia Avfenanger, ‘aged & friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 802 Greenwich street, corner of West onan tas Wai. 7. Bexrrr, aged 50 ont the soul of she devoted husband and father rest 1m me relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Amvited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday ) aivernoca, mM two o’elock, from his jale residence, NO.92 Sackott @treet, Brookiyu. ‘Brown. On Tuesday, October 7, Exma, daughter of Risbard and the Jae Rebeca Brown, in the fourth year of ber ‘The r es and friewds of the family are respectfully Mmvited 10 aitend ihe (funeral, (hie ( Wediesday) afternoon, peepee from the residence of her father, inavenue r Tenth street. _—im Mouday wight, October 6, Parkick BuTLER, ged 34 yours. ‘die (rends, avd those of bis brothers-in-law, Daniel nd Michael Phelan, aiso Nolan, are respect- Pally mvited to attend tbe funeral, from his late resi- aux 125th street, ove door east of Fourth avenue, Har- tem, this «Wednesday afternoon, at oneo’clock. The re- be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Caxky..On Monday , October 6, MAURICE CREEVY, son a michoel apd len ee of the parish of Ketbegyen, county Westmeath, ireland, aged 35 years. ‘The friends and acquamtances of family are re- © attend the funeral, from the residence of Brock, south Amboy, New Jersey, this (Wednes- day) voce, at twelve o'c ‘Coarw16. iuesday. ‘October - Bums, youngest @hila of Mary and Hugh Costello, aged 1 year, 6 months — days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested to Bie Reheat nem See reniats, 165 Hast Twenty- Cumsep.—At Port Jervis, en Monday, October 6, of @emsnmption, Jaume CLeLaND, aged 33 years, 8 months and o 4 relatives and friends of she family are respectfully #mvited to atiend the funeral, this (Wednesday) ater- ‘oon, at wo o'clock, from the residenee of bis brother. telaw, Wm. H. Lippincott, No. 350 West Thirty-ttth Street! without further invitation. His remains will be Aamen (0 Greenwood jor interment. ‘Coxrs—Iin Frookiyn, on Sunday, October 5, Romxrr | Ovnns, .c the 63d year oi bis age. ‘The rouatives and ‘rievds are requested to attend his Pomera: this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Iie lato residence, 63 HHuks strest, withont further notice. ‘Oorrmasit.—On Tuesday, October 7, Denis COTTERKLL, aged 6t years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Mpvned to attend the funeral, from his late residenc rooklyn, on Thuraday afternoo: ‘Coxnsv.—On ‘Tuesday afternoon, Mary, youngest child of William and Bridget Conboy. ‘The fricuds and acquaintances of the family are requi e@ Lo attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, Maif-past two o'clock, from the residence of her parent: RO. 241 West ihiriyli/th strect, between Seventh and ith avenues. vieHaN.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, October 7, ) at Hignxy Movrmaan, a native of Mullingar, Westmeath, ireland. ‘The friends of the family, also the members of Me- @hapiecs Independent Association, are respectfully invited to atiend the iuvcral, on Thursday afternooa, at two Kience, 400 ~econd avenue. (lreland) papers please copy. October 7, JEKIMGAR ey of Knox, parish of Kilman Dawit.—On Tuesday @ aative of tho townland eounty Co. k, Ireland, after a severe and painful illness. tay his soul rest in peace. Amen. Hie friends aod aequaintances, and those of bis brother James, are respootlully mvited to attend the funeral, ou Sharaday afortoon, at tv o'clock, from the residence of Bie brother, No. 15 Thames street. His remains will be takop to Calvary Cometery ‘or interment. Barracu —Ou dionday, October 6, tite, DARRAGH, Wite ef Jobn Darragh , suddenly , of congestion of the brain. ‘The funcral will take place from his resideuce, on Third avenue, beiweeu Seventy ninth and Fightieth sireots, as a Wospenaar) afvernoon at balf-past une o'clock. The of the are reepect(ully invited. “a —Suddenly, at Stratiord, Coun., on Monday, @otober 6. Fraxk, son of Joho Dayton, of this city. The fcberal will iake place at the Congregational are, ‘Stratiord, this (Wednesday) afiernoon, at three ye Monday , October 6,G. M. Leowona GraaTs, * gyphova sever, aged 22 years and 3 mouths relatives and friends are respectfully eg ry @tlend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at @obook , {rom tbe reeideuce of her brother, 142 Miomficid Hoborea. aged 22 years, participated in all the battles of < regiment irom that @f Bull run, until be received the fatai wound which ter- minated his patriotic and earthly career. bie was the comrade of Janes Barry, brother to ex-Aldermon Barry, whe war killed at Pair Gaks. Botice ot fuperal borealter. Baucn.—e Monday, vctober 6, axm Isaweie Har socm, aged 1] months aud 12 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to mttend the funeral, this bape vg Toe oe al Unree @ clock, (rom the residence @f ber grand whty- oom street, between Third and Sour avenues, York the battle of Autictam.on Wed- v, AuReD F. KuTcrvs, a member of Company A. Fifty ninth regiment New York Volunteers, Dana's brigaie, Sedgwick’s division, sou of A. W. and A K Kitcbeil, of ibis city, aged 19 years, 7 montus and 28 days. KIMY,—At Frederick City, Md., on Tuesta 7, from wounds received at the hattle of Aut Haway Kinsey, cou of Walter Kelsey, of Brovk iyo The 1d be brought to Brooklyn for inierment, 01 due notice will be en. Karena —On Tuesday, October 7, Many Cop vox, widow of Major ‘Thomas Ketcham, United state , October in, Wa Army, aged 78 years Tue selauives and iriends of the family are invi wtiend ihe f ai, on Tharsday afternoon, at one o'c Trow hor late residence, No. 122 Madson avenue, without further invitation. y, October 7, after a short illness, : wife of Jobn King, aged 31 yeare and i wmonil The friends of tue family, aud those of her brothers Pairick, Ydward, J Michael and F 3 4 the funeral Mark's pluee, ternvon, at two Papers piease copy ver 6, Many, the beloved Of Rackwaliace, county Monag ban Iwevand, iu the 35th year of her age The friends aud relatives of the family are mvited to attend the (mera tb dnesday) afternoon, at one reswence of her husband, No. 38 notice. Her remains will ery for interment. on Sunday, Getober 6, Mrs. Jaxer e'eleck, from (ne iiebokiyn 4 years. Workay.—cM Monday, October 6, from wounds receiver ut 28, at ite battle of Boil rum, Jane Monnay, a rof Co 8, Fortieth regiment New York Sta “My deares: daring thou bast left na, Aud thy jos we deeply moun ; But ‘tis God who hag bereft ws, And he tok our darling home, The frieuds o thet nbers of the For Heth reoxime i bow ja this city are respectfully invited to { the funeral lis “late residence, $06 Tih ave neon, at two ovelock, without (Wevnesday) af wary Cemotery for Interment will be Laken Wo May her 4 reat 1 pence (ey xon.—On “uuday , October 5, at her mother's resi- deuce. tSixtecuth street, of consumption, Rowerra oe yun. late of Clareadon street, ia the city of Dubin, » years. Dubie papers please copy. Kore —On Monday. October 6, of consumption, ‘Onauee. con of the inte Andrew end Aon Rourke, pa uve of Maywood, county kildare, frelaud, io the Tub and friends of the famil a invited to awtteud (he funeral, from the residence bis brother-in jaw, FW. Beere, ‘No. 14 Eldridge street, this (Wedues- day) a torngon, at two o'clock. lee —On Monday, October 6, Wx. Hurry Rows, only fen of Hicbard and Sarah Rowe, of Margate, Kent, Bng- land, aged Zi years 2 months and 27 days, of disoase contracted at the seat of war ‘The reimtuves and (rients of be family, aleo the metm. Bers of the Hawkins Zouaver, are invited to attend the fumersi, Lie (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from bi late residence, No, 245 West Forty-seveath street. Kout (iongland) pa, Briceh.—On Satur member of Company B, Niath regiment Zonaves) NY. V., Burngide'’s division, Ninth army core, #0 of Henry Spicer, of this city, aged 22 years and j mouths. He joined the corpe when the regi- Wwens linet belt Use city, aod was engaged in the battle of Roanoke and jv all others where ht» regiment took part, end was never absent (rom duty ‘The relatives aad frionde of bie father, and of his uncles, Wewin Lu, George, David, John and Francis Spicer, also tbe mown Lere of Hawkin® Jounves and other Mleations Dow te thie city, are,respectiully invited to at éend the funeral from the residence of hie uncle, Rawin Lae, 1100b wircet aud Bixth avenue, this (Wednesday) afvornoow, at three 0 elock prawn -- Al Momarenecs , Weatchewtey county, on Mon. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 98, 1862. a TE ee ee cee ie benie on afteraoon, at one Hie freeads are invited to attend. Tayior —On Tuesday, October 7, Wamnan. son of relatives ani inwited to attend the funeral, from ¢he residence of his parents, 456 Grecnwich street, ‘noon, ut two o'clock. The remains wi aged 22 yea! 13 days, The ee org of Une Ninth regimentae the city of Now ‘York, with his friends and relatives, Col. M. M. Van Reu- ren, Martin Van Beuren, D. Van Beurenand B.D. Brush, ‘also the members of Neptume Company No. 1, of West Tieboken, Hudson City and Usion Hall,-are respectfully ipv-ted to attend the faneral, from the rosidence of his father, John Van Beuren, corner of Chwton avenue and Chambers streets, West oe, Seated eaeaeeny) af. ternoon at two-o'clock, without further invitation. Van iToxsen.—-On paces; Coupees it Mary Var Horners, wife of Pierre D. Van Hoesen, aged 34 ‘The friends and relatives are Fespeotfuh; iy ivitoa wat tend the faveral, at 72 Heary etreet, this (Wednesday) af- terneon, at two o'clock. Waor.—0On Sunday, October 5, from wounds received ‘at the battle of Antietam, Md., Gaptain Epwaxp H. ‘Wane, of the Fifty-ninth regineat, New York Volunteors, wm the ne of his age. ‘The friends of the family, the officers and members of the above rogiment in the city, also dheofiwers and mem- ders of the Seventy-first regiment, New York State Mi- Nitin are respectfully invited to attend lis funeral, at nine @clock, this Seater) serait , from the house of bie brother, William Wade, No. 5 St. Laks place, Le- roy strest, bear Hudson, Also, funeral services be held m the First Presbyterian ‘church, Springfield, N. J., this afternoon at one o'clock. ‘Warwricnr.--On Sunday, October 5, at tho age of 36 years, Ronert Warnwmanr, of Company A, 420th Peun- Sylvania volunteers, of chronic diarrhoea, contracted while serving his country at Harrison’s Landing, Va. ‘The friends and relatives of his brother, John Wa’ wright, are respectfully invited to attend she funeral from the remdence of his brother, 230 South second street, Wiltiamsbarg, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at iwo o'clock. Wituiams.—Killed at the battle of Antietam creek, on Wednesday , September 17, Lieutenant Cranes Wii1ams, of Co. aap regiment New York State Volunteers, (rish Brigade.) jis friends, and those of his brother, Williame, and of his brothers in-law, Edward Mason, William Nam- mack and John Sullivan, are requested to attend the fnne- ral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. from 44 ‘Vandewater street, corner of Pearl. The office and members generally of the Irish Brigade are particularly requested to attend the funeral of their late broiner in arms. Youne.—On Tuesday, October 7, WiVFIKLD, youngest child of Edward P. Jeannette Young, aged.11 months and 12 days. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. OBITUARY. nt 8. K. ee ee the 20th of Augeat, 1862, the Teath regiment [cnpoerm Zouaves) New York State Volunteers, whilst ely contending with ibe enemy at Bull ron, lost one of ite most beloved and bravest members. Sergeant 8. C. Baw, Jr., was wound- ed in the right hip, the ball passing across hi spine and ‘out of the left hip, paralyzing his Jower limbs. He bore his sufferings without @ murmur, saying he received bie wonnde, not for the negro, ‘but for his country and fag. Of these wounds he died in the Ryland Chapel Hospital, Washington. He was an only aon, and a young gentleman as dearly beloved for the viriue of his private life as he was for his courage in battle. At the uprising of the North Mr. Baker, then but twenty years of age, enlisted ae a private in Company A. He was with regiment, under General McClellan, on the peninsula during the famous seven days of retreat, amd passed unscathed through the batties of Gaines’ Mille, the Chickahorniny and Malvern Hill, contests in which bis division lost over three thousand meu. Being moved to the Potomac, he fought under General Fitz John Porter, and upon the 30th of August received the wounds that sealed his fate in the battle feld near Bali run, wi he Jay three cays and nights on the deld. He leaves a young wife to mourn his loss, with large circie of iriends. He bas fought bis last baie aud now resta in peace; Lowell ( Mags.) payers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR Wi YORK—THIS DAY. SUN RISES. « 603 | MOON RISKS . SUN SETS. 5 33] wien warer. Port of New York, Octover 7, 1862. CIEARED. Bieavetap seous (Br), JuaKins, Queenstown and Liver I—E Oi aan WwW Ps Burke, Melbourne—Trask & Dear- ahip Roger A Hiern, Stewart, Liverpool—J & N Smith & Co, Auth Tablet (Dau)! Bickers, Antwerp_Funch, Meineke end Bark Return (Br), Killam, Avr—Boyd & Riticken, Bark pacuiral Biommy iBitm), Meyer, Bremen—Ruger ‘Bark Giulia (lial), Pirandella, Gibyaltar—Martin & Co, Bark Gratia, Craig, Genoo—Moore & Heury. Bark La Cigusne. Auie, Boxene Devitt To ‘3 ane Kark M B Stetson, Beal, Cienfuecos—Fowler & J Batk Eliza Bares (Br), Frith, Bermuda—Tucker & Light- bourne. wrk Norval (or), Dann, St Johus, NF-—Gordon, Bruce & eral Big Ocean Travelier, Pevtengill, Neuvitae—Thompson & ante |, BIE Wilmington (Br), Foster, Harber Graces F Whitney oe Mary Morton (27). Bond TMalifax—Brett, Son & Co. Sehr Brubotte (Br), Elwin, Ruatan Ieland—F Alexandre & ‘Schr Frances, O'Donnell, Port Mana—S B Robbins. Sehr J pier, Jobna, Port Royal—C Lightbody. Sear NS Ri t, Washington—Bentiey. 7 Seniah &Co, Scur Pawnee St st 5ahn, ‘Washington—Van Brunt & it. Schr My Helen, HutcLineon, Washin, ley, Smith &Co, Scbr L Hopkins, Cropper, Baltimore-Van Brunt & Slaght. Schr € C Sadler, Carlisie, Milford—Maste: Sch: Greenland, Heather, Phitadelphiae- Robson & Fosdick. Schr J B Austin, Davis, Phiiadelphia—N L McCready & Co. Scbr J Thompson, Palmer, Phiiadelpeia-—Master. Sehr W F Garrison, Corson, Philadelphia MT Runyon. Schr Planet, ie Bangor—2 P aco Schr Gazelle, K aon Sehr Mexican, Cottrell, Boston—G L Hateb. Schr Martha, Bax Schr Broadfield, Darl Sebr T Vining, Davis, } 7, Hoste Boston—Master. jew Beaforu—L Kenny. ARRIVED. Steamship oe of tbe South (U § trauepert), Woodnull, Port Royal, to US Quartermast be Aumosphere, Harris, Live: “pool, 26 days, with cos), to a caw. p Charver Oak (of Searsport), Carver, Liverpool, 27 days, with salt, to Walsb, Carver & Chase. Int int, lat 41 30, jon 60 yoke bark Saxony Singer, hence Sept al for hy Bs 50, bark Zone, from Box:o ship's top Ship Wit verpod 9, with mdse ond 19 passencors, o Tapscolt £00. Bit inst, iat 3944, ton 9 49, signalized ship C © Duncan, bound B. Suip Desiumbrauies (Port). Sowra, Lisbon, 38 days, with vine de. 10 oF se) ot mt Blane (of Bath), De nnell, Now Orleans. 25 layr, SW Mass oC Daman & ¢ founders, Minativen, A Key West yaany. bound 4 Lond Ps iat vs ba: Ssiek nen at Key ‘Gieen rh ‘of London), Tneh, Santa Cre, 31 Gays. In bal ast, toorder” Had heavy’ N and B weather mos. Of the pur age Eman London, 82 daye. in ba re Sept i int 48 ), Walloe, 0 6, with coffee, to E 2 07, saw Br frigave . Jon 4408, saw Hau nwall, 22 daye, with hides & by Black River, Ja, Sept 15, Sailed in company with azele (of Bangor), Sr wood. to Brett, Sou & Cc Poiiatelphia. 1» Cardenas, 11 days, with su Bermuda, 6 days, with hides, Harbor, Sept 20, St Peters, NP, 1) days, wo Mudie Arig Ada (Br, DR wot uw Pr), Moretty, of Hatifax), Pa cr, u br Perry, » Bridgeport, ort ‘Cow Bay, CB, i days, with coal, 10 |), Brown, Bydney, Archibald, St Mating, bal. Oot Btn the Guit, f shingle. blow! of, Halifax), eS ue els jibon0m and a bunde The R had light winds to Wwoatver; sprung aleak TD) Peeron, Nevin, 18 daya, witn ugar, b s ka to T Gilmerin Sehr RH Dexter (Br), Mester, Che Piasver, tod 8 Whitney & Co. Bor Lovett Peacuck, Lingo, New Orleans, 17 days, with sugar, 10 Rovson & Fosiion sent J W Congdon, Williams, Hew Or rican, 22 daya, with anigar, Inolagnes and cotton, 10 © 1 Behr Bo hot Fi Aad Brovk ha: on mith Tuttle, § Ben Dorr, Aletaodr Behr V ell, Penvon. Phila Schr Louise Dyer, Jameson, ocnimud, 4 aye. Bonr Josiah Achorn, Sete Gorueing, Hall Kovklan:, @ioye Seur Texas, Bilis, Rockport, 3 days. Schr Willow, Parken, tobe Sehr Nelson Weils, . Holmes, Baracoa, 16 days, with froft, vere, NB, 10 days, with Sehr Henry cit ‘w, Sebr Detraco, Smith, Rew Behr Golden tpd, Smal, Sehr Agn 8 Salter, ih, Fall eas ‘all Riv er. igmere, Avery Pali River. eh Da 7 2 is urwich for Albany. ne Su naiey Buck (( 8 iraneport), Crane, Newber NGS day to Os neriermester oy rogr iteraid (E's trasapenty, Ri rivem Mewres, aie apo), Rogers, Fortress Mi Steamer Artisan. MoCaye. Baltimore Steamer Schriver, Adama. Balumore Bleumer Comet, Jones, Philadelphia, Steamer Vulean, Morrison, Phi noven, Pritadeiphia, bs fi a Ship Star of the Hea, from Liv Bbip Se ends Liverpool. Li ab Goria, from Law ait boat) D Jouea. Sug ntl rata bee age ae Ao SAILED. Atramabip Thomas Swann, Washington. Wind as sonset BW. Sh pbuliding, de wo. tm New Work. Ju our report of ibe Dry Dood Jrve Works, te Monday's HiEenap, 10 wan statedchat tho beak of the ram was of soli | we from Liverpool, came in this foreneon and east trom: have read that it was madeof f pte Prete ogy eg fom yay Tea caplayes att wey Sod dae, pot rims. Banger fos Chicmave work’, inetd of 100 8 are ar Maris Resanet baler ila Miscellancous. “bare ‘aah Webster, Blan Blanchard, NYork. Old ‘Surniwe oP an Fesiian Suir and or B Meta wendy shaman boal ‘ted nine snem-picked up at sea. 00) nalen fromthe. | ladelphia. “Sldship Ocean Fear barks H ifies ava | Canoe load of a Swbichousk in int'26°% ton'ae We Wher | Megiiverp P it Curtiss ech pone anid ohare m P Y .irtisc eehatA Treats ant found. dve meu ware dead, and the Temaiming nine were | PLYMOUTH, Sep: 27-—#id achre Pavilion, Baker, and Co- living on the dean of the deail men. The owner of the ship | rinuaM, Jones NYork. we ‘among the survivors, he reports chief rr steamer Westeheater. ket ina whale boatvand aupposes he mice Ferished. | NYork: bres A’J Rock arnalt dead Turk, and J 138 The survivors were: ain the beat, 7 i faymmrithiout Tood Haiaway,. nd, Baltimore; schre James or water. " thant Mexico; Wilsons de: Allen Hf ‘Browns Baia Many Muatuxs, Brock. from New Oricans for | West eet Siees See, aa Besta, wont asvere o@ Chatham Bar might of oth inet. Part aa epins, ilsabe 8 Blane 7 er cargo wag dhvown ovecboars, andthe waavat om uxt | Bird, Ww a ‘Ya; Verunlllady Wille, NYork Ammande Powers, air Bbe did not jeak while ashore, nee eee J pemaeh, nm Botanoym, Davis, from Taunton for Sortamouth, ohne steamer Pelican,)Baker, NYork: achra Joseph P ni with ‘y and steam bdollers en deck, for the Eadicout. Georgetown, DC; Sarah J tye Smith, U3’ Navy Yard, out of Newpert Rapbor on the Phitecnnies Mail, Kelley, do; TJ Hill, Wheiden, do; Of the Seb inst, tore the afver leach of her I | Ameha, ialicck. "a0, for ‘Pawtucket; Pantheas Siark d and wasediiced to put back for repairs—iif doing which she | J H ‘gre Rockhill, do; Abonteveu, Félkenburg, do FO fouied her anchors, and wind blowing hes Smtth, Anderson, do; Rehard Hl, ith, do, RA ibm ‘ashore atthe 8 end of the harbor, near the Lime | c: Weidiv, Sroith do: Nightingale, Ni ckerson, do} Rocka, Nance was rendered U8 revenue | N. . Tiloten, Elvabeibport; Isauc P Hacardy cutter Jaceb Thompaen, anu she was got off at-bigh water | Wil de@; Empire, Cole, Ase, is, Port Ewe wiibeut damage. Goorin ones reer wally Benin, sou “ oth, Port Ewen; Pita, Sigeers, de; Bra, ga Sumany, Sep rapa if Fopeotons, os yi eyo Bed NYork; Mountain Home. Pond, do: Mary Me volom, Bra lis, Keuney adcho MBN’ A beaslecren’ teeken betel scaps G H Daviv, Young, Randout; Gipsy, ths OS wished tveporled that lye day before, while lying nplevy. NXUrks “Harvest, Corwin, do, ad agree, ae, th aser, Morton NYork: Avon, Park, do. ‘Young, New York: Urig Roamer, are Clay: hens Ivenne, Corson Louisa Mary Miller, Seip John Lancaster, F ¥ Rangolph, Risiey; Ailan Downing, Rice, and Compromise, Andrew, Paitadeiphia: Silas Wright, Seainan, and Urbana, Wileox, Elizabethport; Martha Jane, Mott, Port sehr Waite Moud, near by), i were eh 4 “White Clond."") ey and all cin Bourd, ris in -oumber, Tarve 4@ vO Provincetown achr awed the of New Bedford, 312 tons, 10 a dth by Ma) Bourne wich ail | Riven; Onion, Hart, and Jabax L Waits, Potter, Rondout opson Hart, for Robert Bowns, of | Mouiezuma, Penuy, Kondout for Pawtiect, sloops Com. Aydaey, Ne he le 16 bo ainployed in the mere, Tyler, Port Ewen: Rhoue Isiant, Remingwon, Ne whaltag business 0 Bark WA Barks oe tona, built at Thomaston in MS4, has been purchased by Pairtanka Lewis & Co for the -Oregon Breans Navigation Co for 1,750 cash, York. ‘sia sire W JL Tiley (ir), NeFee, Philadelphia; Joba * Wright, NYork. Oct 4—Arr.schr T J Beckett, Sheflield, t Hail, Wiicox, do; 6th, schr Ann Ame- ia, ee hee brig Amos M Roberta, Belfast. wer, Jasneson, Vinulhaven for New am of $1) Notice to Mariners. otic te hereby given that the Spar Buoy” placed on: Mark sland Ledg cyt ie approach tw Deer Island Tho- eV \ rouse A jae ns He eee koe ah ones oulss ‘Dyer, Jainason;, ana Youish Achors, rf Hatch, N¥ork It will be replaced ae soon as posatbie, 2» " prone By ordenal tne Lighthouse Bi Board, SALI Lig Aca es Belte, Bi niger N¥orks ith, Bu; BINKLEY, Lighthouse Clenk. Portland, Oct 3, 1862. wighlin, and JD Met arthy, Smith, Philadel- tof coaaters bound § and te Spoken, de. RSET, Oct 5—Arr_ shir Monterey, Craig, Delaware Ship City of Mobile, Coie, from Liverpool for Calentis, cig, soap Hardscrabbie, Bizaberbp: Septs, 6% AM, lat 7 16 3. lon 34 W. Oct 6—Arr kchr Roscius, Lincoln, NYork. ‘Siip Heuniephere, Taylor, -bence for Liverpool, Sept 26, lat WiCkFORD, Oct &Arr sloop M KE Welle, Baker, Eliza- © Sark’ Bucter, from NOrloann for Bordeaux, Sopt 10, off Ha "Stark Charies W Poultney, Jobneon, hence for Beltast, I. Sept 2, lat 42 08, ton 62 32. aol Ben, Burgess, from Boston for Cienfuegos, Oct 2, lat 3 ‘ we Jfapeock, Gibbs, heneo for Havana, Sept 20, lat 30, 2 Brig Mechanic, from NOrieans for Boston, Oct 4, eff Nan: | tucket South Shoal. th pe: TWAnHEN, Oct 4~Arr echr Benj Brown, Ingraham, Fort SS A ENE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torspay, Oct. 7—6 P. M. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of speeie) from New York to foreign porte for tho week ending October 7 and Foreiga Ports. Bristow. AE, Sept 1s—Arr brig Samoset, Briggs, NYork vppumon ATHRS, Aug 19 (back .date)—In port sbips Ceres, i : rt sbipa ce ies (ruin “Faite Nichola, "diag, 1 Wait lai, id Mati i ° Caliso Darke LD Garver, ‘Damon, for York, i Re since January 1:— Pry ca Goddard, Huard, for d 0,80 Sarietie, 1 Low ; for HHoueri- oie a am see. 1861. 1862, ‘Teed bone rite, Tibbeits, | For the week.......$2,061, 3,000,878 2,807,627 ‘tala tor Boston; Paina, Wilson Di ‘i 74 “ aie load for ge aindin, Wilson; Gampanwro. Du: | Peeviously reported.00,75 96,057,241 100,710,308 gud Scnny South, brig Vidola, Whittemore, trom’ Macias, unc; end others re rt Popcnnabes, Sept 9—In Port, bark Washington Butcher, Col- Vina. from Liverpool arr Ist di ‘Biack Rivrx, Ja, Sept 15—No Am vesee) ip port. Sld 16, brig Isadora, Philacelpusa. 4, Bept 71—No Am vessel in port. Easy Hannon, TE, Sepi 20—In port hank Bvening Star, for New Haven next 4. rr Sper BA ese So Sram the Lakes via aatag bos io whee Poke ahip Waverley, Henry, Gaile, to atta, port Dutch bark Surinaine, Tueker, Tarlton, Rowe, from do,'arr Aug brigs Zero, Norris, for do same dar; Crone tat, rom do im Mesiae or 4 day Cayenne, Cook, {vom Bouton, arr Sept 1, ding; vehr Laniaitine, Ken. for io G dayne. Sr Marrins, Sept 19-In port scbr (of Boston), for NYor« in 3 days. American Ports. BOSTON, Oot 6—Arr strainers Saxon, Malthows, Philndal- phia; May ‘Queen, Moor ia Holmes’ Hole United 3 ship Onwa hip City of 8. Liverpool: barks Liszie, Nickerson, Buenos jad Dwight, Cunningham, Surinam; brigs Zero an Sterns, ‘Hopkius, Sagua; Me- i Arnis Light, Stahi, Baltino: Rondout; schre Hanover, C Mi voieclin Foss, Scnap abd daar, Piekets Sarak Wallace, Eusabethpor:. Signal tora hark, National Bagie, . Piiladeipis, to joad for San Francisco; barks Com Dupont ge gripe Buuity, Dawson, Liverpool: brig, Altay Mai Haley, ‘Newbern NOt Carrie Welle lirown, Since January 1,.$71,819,510 99,058,119 109,518,220 ‘This is a fair export for a week, exclusive of gold and cotton; but the aggregate is not as large a8 that of some recent weeke. Produce bills are getting scarce again, and, in order to supply the wants of the importers, specie”bills will become more frequent. A large especie shipment is ex- pected to-morrow. Money is abundant to-day at 5 per cent; but the demand is very acti Several brokers are incon- venienced by the refusal of bankg to lend on non- dividend paying stocks, such as Erie old, Harlem and Michigan Southern old. Nothing can be safer to lend on, with a proper margin, than an active stock which can always be turned into cash in fifteen minutes. Intrinsic value has nothing to do with the matter. So long 4s a stock has a certain mar- ket price, which can always be got for it between 10 A.M. and 4 P. M., it is perfectly safe to lend upon it with @ good margin, though in the opinion Vasht! sharp, of the lender it may have little or no Liladelphia; Rbode Island, Kelley, York. Sld, wind Sat “ . Philehely Ss eee eae New York. Sid, wind 7 intrinsic value. The term ** fancy stocke,”’ which Ziv—air (by tel) ships White Swallow, and Derby. Manila: | some of our bankers are fond of applying to the A pou, N¥ork: Bia eak nies, London : brigh, Mary asta Es ; iliken, leans: ‘acker, Caj jaytien; schrs seeurities of map: w ¥ ‘ise Sargent,’ Jeremie; E DeHart, Jecmely Bath, isaguay wae y of the great railway enterprises of the country, is mere slang. It wonld be well for all the banks of New York if there was as little “taney”? about them and their assets as there is about the condition and prospects of the Erie Rail- Way or the Michigan Southern. Exchange rose to-day to 136%, for sterling and 4.15 a 4.12 for francs, at which prices there were large sales. Gold opened at 123, advanced to 123% in the morning, sold at 124 in the afternoon, and closed 1237 bid. There will be a heavy shipment Kidder, NOrieans. BANGOR, Oct 2--Arr Br ship GengbisKhan, Demarai jou for Liverpool. Cid 3d, schrs Lucy Blake, Everett, "k. 4th—Arr sehr R H Colson, Colson. NYork. BRISTOL, Oct S—Avr sctira NB Borden, Collins, Havana: wh Clark, Griffin, Delaware 3 Flight. tobe, NYork ‘cc; s1oOps Ba min gtor vr, do for do; 6th, ‘Witard’ Wikiston, Po Port FGHTON, Qct Arr sebrs J C Chew, Bugbee, end Sarah Garoner, ‘Tell, Bizabeth port; 6th, Loveting. Jones, and aml Hall, Padelford, ao; C1 ‘barles, Simmons, To Roanoke, 1, NYork: Boop Clio, Norentty Elizabethpo: ETH PORT, Oct 4--C1d tebra CL v pg Tone jones. ren, Fred Hail; Russell, and Rachid Post, Pek ton, . Har ; Mary, Ferrell, Providence; sloop Siren, Voo- | of gold to-morrow by the steamer. Goh x sche Hompden Belle, Alexander, F Boston: Ex- The stock market went through a new phase to- , Pawtucket Malcom, James, Newport, Wake: day. For the past month there has been no short ie, Ara i Rarracans 4; Hudeon, Pere Hartford; + Raymon: c i i ce ae Waly sch Jevepine: Davis, Pre interest to speak of, and no serious attempt to resist BAS PORT, Sept 24—Arr schr Maria Hall, Brediord, New | the rise. To-day a concerted and vigorous endeavor was made by some leading operators to hammer the market and cause a general decline. The stocks chosen for the demonstration were Erie and Erie preferred, large quantities of both of which are supposed to be under the contro! of one of the leading movers in the operation. Some two thou- sand shares of Erie, and nearly as many sbares of Yor NuLLSWoRTE, Sept 30—Cld schr Counsellor, Whiimore, EAST GREENWICH, Oct 6-Arr echr EB Rogers, Wight- MPALL HIVER, Oct 5—Arr schre Fidelia, Gandy, Philadel- bia; Clinton, Borden: Washingion, Ferguson, and Adele Feu cla, Tourgee, Eluabethport;, Mediator, Millér, du: sioop Rienzi, Cobleigh, de. ane Cauonicu:, iy strode Monroe sets t Sai “Aiexand: Bordon, Wright gion. Philadelphia: sO elatee, Smit, Rowe York: sloop Anu Hy i ties, Hatimond; do thar sebra Cla Hopkins, Philadeipitia; Jae Gorham, sid Andrews, sloop’ Neptune, Arnold, do. the preferred, were sold for cash, and the price of achra, Belle ¢ “a sins, and Bmetine E Power, Loper, | the former was thne hammered down to 56, against A ott Boag uaisoen, emean, von Bester, Dey, Bos 58 last evening, while the preferred was knocked Sriy Son, Jobason, Gardimer for do; 34, West, Wind, Gi down to 8534, against 844 As was expected, ma Eee Mary Louse, Saukth deen tene’ ="** | this marked decline led some frightened op:ra- ip hien or (ot arr. schisa rat Blladorn, me Ke! | tors te sacrifice other stocks. Michigan Central mn. Potter: Sarak. Bonsouy Rachel nnd Sophie Godirey. New a Glover, Delaware City; Donald, Keliey; Bei azine Tuomas, Glad fell 1 per cent, Minois Central 1, Toledo 54, Read- ing 2, Rock Island 24, guaranteed 24, Southern old 1 per cent. But no sooner had the news of this decline reached the ears of the operators ont- side than fresh orders poured in, and a smart rally instantly ensued. Erie common, which had been ¢ prominent object of attack, was bid up from to #8 within the space of balf an hour: ant Browning, Taujair: Suerling. Bly: C ding and Angeiine, Hicks, NYork s, New Jer- ve Oth, whe Ane J Russel, tioiges, NYork. Br 6th, nes Armadiilo, Chase; Augusia, Perry, and Angel, Luc vBYPORT, Oct + Arr, ochre Messenger, Washing. De; Suaro: } EB H Rogers, Langley, and iuence for NYork; Baten Tslander, Mominowth, son; Veriilion, Willse, and Abram Osborn, Peai the preferred. rose 144, and the Western rine Dubois, Weaver, Pawtucket tor ; iter. Bish, yell River ior do; Jos shares in proportion. The sellers of the Port Ewen, soo faagim, Riese " ‘ . NYork. ids wach cent ara Congdon NYork (and | MOTniMg had no time to cover their went into the West Bay); 4th, achrs Lan ‘ “ts “ NYork'tor Bostont Sylvia, Reynolien Pniiadeiph contracts, and the only effect of their demonstra re for Thomaston tion has been to create a short interest in the mar- tea, Thorndike, NYork for Po: ket where none existed before, and to prove the + William, Lubec tor WYrork fr'bo power and resoluteness of the ontside buyers, Hume, do for Boston: HE Bishop. N¥ovk for Ports | So long as our financial condition remains as it is, raey City for Boson hilidelphia for Portland: City Point, and 8 “ there can apparently be no change in the course B Stoubine, NYork for Boston iiterphas ia manta, do of stocks. Pacific Mail shared the morning's de- bound East. cline to the extent of 14% per cent. Cumberland Coal was an exception to the general market, and was firm at an advance of 34 percent. The busi- ness in bonds was large, as usual. Minois Central bonds rose 1 per cent; the Northwestern assented fell %. Erie fourths sold at 1013,, which is cheap Mary & . La in Ch), Clements, Yorke fot iw schra Tiyaway, Davie, and Roger Parmele, en, York. for @ bond as sure of income as the firsts. In Jen, Elizabethpor'; Peal, | government stocks there was no change, blindeiphte and not much business done. State stocks 5 , Portiand for oe , were all rather lower. Between the boards Nieatoraf Ld a Wise fart Eki gig | the market was very active, and stocks i, Philade’ ‘vinta, ict Sth a 6tl rig in Baton, Ne ere fl \- ce Nepen onge . Grige, Porting fer Work dat | were firm. There was an unusually large attend ‘ance NYort for Marbi head; Me tas Jone, ance of outsiders in the street, all seemingly inte- vested in the market. People are already begin- ning to talk of fortunes realized since midsummer by purchases of stocks, At the second board ghe whole market was strong. Gnaranteed rallied 2 per cent, Michigan Central 1, and other Western shares in proportion, all these securities leaving off at about yesterday's best prices. Erie old and preferred were firm at the rally which took place after the firat board. Cleveland and Pittsburg, which was very active all day, sold at 41%, an advance of 4 per cent since morning. Cumber- land was in good request this afternoon, selling at 16. These cheap stocks are greater favorites with outside bayers than more high priced secu- rities. At the close the market was strong, the Herd, 5 Work; Bele une Hele "Philadel ib Se ODUM, Oe dota sehr phe. vi. Telegraph, Rogers, Are EN, Oct 4—Arr schre Robert Magee, *. Buckley. vethwort: Wm Bernent, Haud, Forgas. Port Ew ¥ fenton; Marth ce, Reeves; Buena Vista, Lyneh; J Bolton, ease ait Foster; Sea, Flower, lurk; O- Hoftiuwn, Abbott: i Held; J R Mitchell, Tittle, aud J 8 Francis vopa Levant, Nvork: Naugattick, Hawkinay & er. © wana ad Criterion, Baker, Elizabechpo nase, Hulse, PORT KOVAL, SO, Sept 20—Arr schre Ty; Cram ro avers NYork; 'B Deland, Baxter, ui fenton; US bark Gu br Henderson, 8 stewtner Oct ia, leh Herp, ie ches Anthor, Stuart, Philadelphia; 90th, Wm | following being the last quotations ; EB Lrgarlt, civnous MYork; Occ 2, bitg Abby Elles, Uritneres Ug o's rex. 10414 @ 105 Harlan pret one Pigs bop 2p, oct tb; Trojan, Shourds, Philadel 104s; © 10434 Readin 17 pha Bh. bri Tena Mite, do; ecie Tinie Depew. Bd 92%.m 98 wichigan Con. 87% 20 1 img Adelpli, ange NYork; mar vone | Te Mich So& Nia 46), Mis aN ta gun 62 10 p. % Uses, 1 re. 9915 US dem'd n. 119% 146 ' a 57 Thinots Contral 83 a 83 Pores sap Me inia 6'8..,64 @ — Clevo & Pitts, 41a 41K Hyaer, Providence; Amauri. Kel "val lina 6’e 70 a 71 Galena& Chi., ane 87% 4 ship Martha, Brown, Aptiv a LF Snow, Hop: Clev & Toledo. kins, Sam Smatl, Hagee! econ Sa sobre Chi & Rk Isl’. tee Garlic (Br). Swain, a ‘ilcox, Norwiels Chi, Buré QRR106 is Hickman, Nickerson, rifiin, Foster, an Mil & Pru ch 3616 John varegm, | Hall, ‘Bown na Sikes ~ Emoma, NY Con?’s,'76.11 Dowm ee Ra Ann; James ‘ 13 Brophy, Miller, NYork foulea itask Erie RR Sdmb.107 a 108 y, Mille ule MichCen8e,1m112 11336 IN Con ba8,7'8.106 a The business of the Sab-Treasury was as follows to-day: Receipts: . ty ff 4 ae, | aes : ae 8 % ‘The Middlesex Milla (Mfnes.) have just declared an extra dividend of ten per cent, which, with one fiye in January, one of six in May and one in June last, makes twenty-six cent | Continues in good demand and holders af five ip et ‘ions for the week have cel or, ear ay thus far this year. mand, for which sales Deen made to the extent The statement of the Phitedetphie bane for the | 2.240 nts mrcan im Soe 2 Beam last two weeks compare as followe:— pos 2A further inquiry. is Vena ee beoaer 3690169 eo Teer. aencate eales of 4.950 bbls. "We quote:--For export1,800 bble. Bpecie. wrk ? Inc... 13,608 | in }, at 68, ¢., 1,800 do. do. at 70c. por galion, and: Due from oth. wis. 4308 408 5,714,780 Dec, . .326, bbis. at ap advance on 70c. For home consumption, Due wo other banks. arene i119 002 Dec. 1,000 bbls. at 7ic., and 100 bbis. dark at 70c. per gatlon. Deposits. . 24! 25,419,349 421,414 | ‘The market closes rmly and with further inquiry. Circulation Sana 6,095,704 Des... 15,770 | Whalebone—No transactions in this market, Provisioxs.—Pork+-The market was Arm, with a goo@» demand from the trade. ses sales eles te about 16,008 bbis., at $11 874, for mess,and at ‘$00 37 sales contiued to some The Illinois Central Company's statement for Traffic, September, 1862. . Traffic, Feptember, 1861... Bacon was in good request, especially for future ww Sales of 2,000 bbis. were made, deliverable in cember and January, delivery at private tering dard owas ip request, especially future delivery, while prices were quite firm, with one Of 2,000 packages at 940. a 10c., including 200 bbls. , de- liverable in December and Junuary, at 9jq¢. Butter was sieady at 180, a 2lc. for State and (Ohio at ie. a ene» closiug firm at these figures. Good to choice State cheese was at 8}: , aiid Obio at Tc. a Be. Suaars.—The ‘market was firm, with a good demund from the trade. ‘The sales embraced about 1,000 hbds. , ) including Cubs, at 93,¢. 4 945¢., and a good part of ine remamder consisted of New Orleans at 94¢c. 4 100, for plain and at Ne. a 11 4c. for high grade plain to clarified, and 11 hhds. meilado sold at 6c Toracco.—Manufacturing leaf 18 in strong roquest at ry (ull prices, with large sales of 817 bhds. at loc. a Wiuskry.—The market was higher, with sales of 506 bbls. at 33140. a 2c, for State and Western, Increase... $110,573 69 The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the month of September were:— $146,897 16,111 + $9,786 The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail- road for the month of September were:— 1861 1862. $84,639 400,072 ++ $15,433" gee ‘Terspay, Oct. 7, 1862. 68, reg 10235 10 shs N ¥ Cen RR. 10324 se es LE 81, Cou 10434 Sooo 8 a as CON 92% ; = _MISCELLAN KOU ie rea pen 1054 - ise BUD dare sses 103 AP EARS AUau ae 10 Guan BACnet 10000 do. 10535 Ctires fiamediately nervous affections, rheumatism, neural 28000 US 6's, Ly cer 9034 gia, epilepsy, palpitation of the heart, nervous debility, bead. 4000 iil cou bds,’70. 101 Ache; supersedes opium, quinine, liquors and all narcotic $000 Lenn 6's, °80.. | 58% isa powerful tonic, Put up Ingold, siuver and satin boxe: Bo aga Fs 2 vents each, or hve boxes in unique Turkish carwn for $1. i ea Posiage oa binall boxes, five cents: cartona, twenty on cents, which must aecompany each order. Sold by druguists, Ame mie quantities xcling. Agents wanted for cites and counties, & CO. Chemisin, No v6. Broadwa; 3, . Beal ‘agents, 203 Broadl~ way, Ne 5000 Virginia 6's. 6060 So'e importers, ‘Messts, BAIS York, BINANCIAN. ‘Avusr “BELMONT & CO., KANKERS, NO, 00 WALD. street, issue letiers of credit to travellers, avail it parie ofthe world through ‘Mesure. Nothwchd’ of Paring Houdon, Frankfort, Vienoa, Naples, and their comespon- 500 Harem RR pref. do, 67 2000 Miuncaota Spcb 10434 60 Mich Cent RR. 2000 NY Central 6's 109 2000 N Y Central 105 1600 krie RRistm bs 116 1000 Erie RRatbm be 101% 1000 Hud Riv 2d stb 110 8000 Hud Riv RR 3m 103 3000 MichCen 8p old 112 A BUSINESS MAN, WITH $2,000 TO $3,000, WisHiNg. fo accuinpaby @ xentleman to Europe, on dualpet that. Dpromnes large results, can have an ins view and par es x §000 ene ony « 10 at confidentially, Fost oftice. 4000 MicbSopr dds... a a JALIVOENIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISOO CITY 09 Il Cen RR. C <Ounone purchased a bet faten ome 2000: do. 1000 GoshenBra bds 102 4000 A&TH Im, 99 3000 do. 5000 Tol &W: 20000 ‘Tol & Wab 2d 7000 Mil&Pr’Ch Istm 201 6000 Pit,FW&Ch2dm 93 3000 10... ..... Of 000 Pitts, FW&Clm 104 5000 Clev & Tol sfb 105% 2000 AlteTH2m pref $1 5000 do. 3000 Alt & TH inc bs 10000 Ch&NWass’t bs 7000 do.....44 13000 Chi&NW 2dinb 20000 Han & St JoRR 2000 Lac & W Ist m 106 34000 Clov&Pitte3mb 90 2000 Clev&Pittsdthn = 72 6000 Pitte, FIWaC3m 74 M. ced an a Sonn 5 70 Wall accbnetisn ress |ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN cee upons purchased at best rates by DUNCAN, SHBR- mt eo jankers, corner of Pine and Nassaa streets jew Yor! U (i SNERM. AN & © 0. BANKERS, oxee. or i Nassuu streets, New York, cieular otes anid letters of credit tor travellers, available, in all the cities of the world; also mercautile credits, for use on barope, China and California, MOXEXTIN DIFFERENT SUMS, TO LOAN ON BOND and wortguge, on property worth twice the amewot loaned. Apply to MOTT, MCRRAY & HARRIS, Attorneys, 145 Broadway. a . FFICE OF THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY, TREET, New York, A semiannual dividend of ten (10) per cent (ens govern ment \ax) bas been declared, pay avie on demand. By order of the Bonrd of Directors, 5000 74 . J. CLINTON, aaah po ; 748, een American gold. 12: ») 'APTURES MADE BY TR 22000 do. 1: 750 do. pr ps Union, Owasco, R. R. Cuyler, 75000 do. Kanawha ‘and ba ii is ready for payment. Call om TON, GIL: # CAMP, 111 Broad: AT SIX PER CENT INT and mortgage, in one oF mor: real esiate in tui mple's Fire Tucuran. Cover ‘all street. f THE MILITAR hoes be peed c. 30 chs Merchante*Bic 20 Bank Commerce, 25 Commonw'ith Bk 60 Park Rank ...... 17 Ocean Bank . 140 Canton Co, 50 do 300 Cum Coal pref. 250 do 100 a 600 Cleve & 800 do. $62.50 "ators stand, 40 a term or Bur &QRR. ‘108s ed ; TWELFTH REGIMENT, 100 180 Mil &P duc RR, 37 Feeney 180 68 MU&Prduth Lapel 99 In compliance with r 30 25 Mil&PrduCh 2d pf 78 | heredy ordered. to asseubie ae company ar 5 eRe or) 56 Del & Hud CanaiCo 111 70 Del, L & West RR 11034 ae poe ot Mercer and Brvome streets, in , re ’ um Wednesday, October 8, at IL o'clock A, M., for the pur Zee mea. HS, MO RHRMARAE DMO SOK | seta anced te Gea oe 100 152" 0 Pits Fewaecoini 60" LaAANDERG. ATCHISON, Firm Sergeants ed pero 150 {30 132 100 61 we 60 “bao 131% MPANY D, TWELFTH REGIMENT, X.Y, a 50 131g This company will asseinbe ut the armory, Jeffersom 1032 Marke:, in full uniform, ibis day (neaneaayy, ‘at elevem 103 — te tobe: mustered out "ot (ey Crore States cor- mt 1894 SWeuYR, Orderly, HN MAHA, Uspiain. YOMPANY F, TWELETH REGIMENT, 8. G. 8... ¥— 00, aes Hod Rivkboo 7% brah na “cou i lo ‘The members of tats compan hereby ordered to 30000 eesee 10445 700 Harlem RR... Po appear at the Jefferson Market gril oon Biita Te 7340p 105%; 600 Harlem RA pref’ 60°" | mettmug, Oconee Whe all waitorm, to be nr 1063¢ 100 Reading PRe -. 771; | mustered our of the Unites States nervioe, 102° 1o00MSoEN ARR aon] oS) LIEU, DYATT, Commanding. — a eee OMPANY H. TWELFTH RECIMENT, N. @, #. ¥, Y.— $000 Odo... .b80 oh I age ml energy Da 5000 Missouri 6's... 55% pear at the arm Severson Market drill rooms, at 1v} do. . 56 ‘aay my este in fall uniform, for the per 66 of being rand ered out bye ia WOU EN rN ; oar r «$000 Tole Wab 1m 90% OMPANY I, TWEET "6400 American gold. 12394 15000 ; are re- 1 cose coe ASB% ai ine Merwor House, ia. Tull universe: thie 300 abs Com Coal pr. 15 ‘clock precisely, for the’ purpose of being mnna- 100 144 tered ont of the United Sialés service. By order, 132 = Pac sat 88'Co.. do... 880 oo (Oomrany K, TWELFLH REGIMENT, N.G., 8.N.¥.— Tue members of his company will meet at sihair hess rters, corner of Fourth and ‘Thom, i fo-day, In full uniform. to be mustered out of oe o United States service. By ordes oh Captain HENRY BRADY. I ANY E, TWELFTU REGI- ment, ce of general orders, K Uom- pany wilt assem y aruery, Jetierson Marset, o Weanesday. October 8, at 0 o'clock, in, ult dress unuarae for the purpose of being muswred odt of the Unived Stam service, By urder. KNOX McAPEE do... 400 Erie RR pref. 0 Hudson Riv RI +. 106 «#10 106 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Toxepay, Oct. 76 P.M. Asues.—We know no change im prices. Stocks were limited aud gales light. Breapercres.—Flour—The market was firm, with a good demand, chiefly from the home trade. ‘aptain, E Company. tolerably active, and prices advanced about bc. j gooeee for most grades, while extreme fancy family oes OUND=IN HARLEM. A SMALL SUM or ONE, wore scarce and held materially higher, with some sales phacS ite cones con pane eras ee ee at the advance claimed, ‘vhe transactions embraced iaesi vines Fane, tot of wemty-otntb About 18,000 bbIs., closing within the following range of prices;— OUND—ADRIFT IN THE Ps IN RIVER, SBAR operfine Sate, $540 8 565 Seveuticth street, a number uf LAM, probably parof w 365 w 875 | dock. The owner will please prove proverty, pay eharces 540 & 565 | sad fake them away. Apply at Pitty-ninih, Rhee Wncnom 600 a 800 river. - J.C, MYERS 876 © 800] ) Ogr—ON SUNDAY EVENING, A KING CHARLES dowthiern nized 39 good supertine. 625 a 675 Slut, black and tan, white spot'oh tue vFeast; auawerw Extra dos... 6 80 a 800 | tothe name of Dolly. $5 will be paid ou returMing Ler 109 Good to choice famiiy do 8 00 a 900 | Hast xixwenth street. jengtl, with full size Gold Lockst, Gald Pencil ot —Canadias four was in good demand, with aales of about | ea tctgts with full ze Gold Lack: lag verrotypeof a young £60 Dbis., closing at our quotations. Southers flour was | lad, anu opposite ihe g. Le Was Wighly prised, aw also firmer, with aales of 2,000 bbis., closing at onr quo. | it Was the gife oc my deo a, Ts was oad I og tations. Rye flour was in moderate demond, with sales | from 4d Greenwich avento to Sixth aveane, up to 10) 200 bbls. at on quotations. Corn meal was unchanged, | Uberal reward will be given ut 6 Greenwich arenue and Whe sales embraced about 400 bbis. Jersey aud Brau? dywine. Wheat was heavy and dull st the opeving, but grew firmer and closed lc. better for most de scriptions, The sales tooted up about 225,000 bushels, part to arrive, at $1 35 a$1 45 for white Michigan, f1 344a€1 85 for white Ohio, $1 26 a $1.29 for red’ Western, $1 29 a LO8t 98 THE EVENING oF oc: 2,4 NEWFOUND. 4 Dog, ta Upped with white, his Tront tect white, On breast while; answers to the name of Stake. returns Lim to Herma ren sts., will be liberal Whoever vera, coruer Washington and War- arded, $151 for amber do. $1 22 @ $1 23 for amber % . —. tinct tien, lowa, $115 a $1 21 for Milwaukee club, and O8t-ON SUNDAY EVENING, OCTORER 6), Wns $110 a $117 for Corn was active and jain heavy Gold Ba: potter dee mp 4 shipping lots. The tably rewarded on leaving. sales footed up abc nd pare 10 poor order, at 4Je. 8 49c., pt at 58c. a Sve., and for good sound shipping lots of rh mixed, and for good sound Western mixed at 60c. u U0 !e.; 62c. a Gic.for Western yellow, and a smail lot of Western anadian at white at 67¢. Rye wns firm, but quiet, with limited sales Howe, re at fallpriccs.. Batlay God Darley. male were frm een it we rape aceon at JE origin, iat sales unimportant. Oats were in good request, and prices }-som City, N. Joy wilh were firm, while supplies wore light. Prime old Western | y-Gap—oN SUNDAY MORNING, IN” PASSING “ke! was Feported oid to arrive, at 6ue., and of ne ooster, Houston or Bedt: eat with ted en: ing leat 162 Wocetr str willing, stating whore it may : @ market was firm, with sales of 2,960 bags of Santos at p. €, supposed to be at and 1,100 bags of Rio were made at 2324 aicinent of receipts, sales and stocks is from the weekly circular of Messrs. Scott & Son, of to-day:—Stock of Rio and Sa = on the 0th of September, 1862, ba a , 106,866; rece since to date, per Onward (Santos), 2,050; total, 100,516: sales for consuinption estimated at on 0. Stock of Rio and Santos on the 7th of Uetober, 1862, bags, 92 mats, 22,000; Java, government bags, 2,700; bags, 11,340; Laguayra, 2,880; St, Domingo, 680; other ENING, IN SHIRD AVENUES wtemonnale, containing some stal pages ment of whic ham yeen sto4 ped. ‘rar vonty-third atroet $3 reward will be Ro ee ae | wit adoang hair or mar on the pag ‘ager ‘will be rewarded by leaving it with, ©. €. Dusenbury, No 9 Dey s' ca 1 58D, tot id bace, 1 08. ola eee Game desorptions, 589, total mate an ae, fatredae, | T. O8T—BY A POOR as, * WELL WORK WALLET cargos, | 44 (See Tribune of today.) ears 28 0. tay GTORrED—A 1 eee BMERAL ALD RING, sure cach, he date of name 19 pawn. 1 pa yee | og ae ete i's Bud LR per Jurgen Lorentzen, ‘at 224¢c.; 3, 0 per * Wilhelinine, at | bard, 230.; 3,000 per Travelier, wt 23 BMC. 1 per Undine, at 3,683 per Gazelia, at ace. wad 1,608 (half eas go) per Chowan, at 23)gc. On Speculation, 3 per Bansheo have been taken at 240.; also, 100 fet Ganges, at 22)46., and 1,000 por Henrietta, ui 227%0, market’ closes rr our further advanced quotations of . per pou . Stock of Rio at Baltimore, Fae al be, soso, do, Philadephia, October 4, none; do, New York, October 7, 92,160; total, 112,666. Cortox.—The market was’ steady, while the sales em- braced about 700 a 800 bales on basis of 550. @ 560. for middling uplands. A good part was sold at 660.0 etvomen were rather easier, while more active. To Liverpool sbout 110, wore taken, in bulk and bags, at b19¢d. # 1244. , 000 bbis. ‘ARED COAL, OF AGE at hinds tor family use, AND on SSeS ina boats et warp en, a bulk and | Noh river” Our Sees Ison or ianalng cea cr bags, fd. a 13}4d., 500 bole 6d. 400 | Siuer dealer. ‘alvorders pn aeages butter at S0a., and. 200 bales, hope, at 608, To ee Kawwerp 800 bushels wheat were saoaet at 144. in so othe market was stead Pitt ates for shipment at ‘bbe. & ‘Mo.asen:,—The sales embraced 41 bbis. of New Orieang | fifty cents pe cok at 48e., Sid doo bnds. tart Cuba, for shipping purposes, | 8¢¥ work, ag, ttn aa a) arrive, at p. t. ——_ Le warrives ap pene mm KO—AT pnuyena ON We otihe ew Rear mourkot fur the week ending the 6th he rornrer ‘shoeing | haart