The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1862, Page 8

ES, : ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL. | seo ae costeumin, taving touched at all ibe iter { gebr Bcdiate porte (GUATEMALA. A postal treaty has Beou made between this govern Hews from Central ahd Routh p went ws ine untied state, the terme of which are 00 America. y acontihnaanulaas Triumph of, Mosquera in New Gremata, TOE baTTLE OF LA BARBRA. Ne Complete Defrat of the @en- / servatives, HECRO (IFTIGRATION INTO Wieanscrs, ren, ate ae." |The Aspinwol, moll steamer Ariel, Capiain Thomas Minor, arrived @ this port yreterday afternoon with mails, passengers and epee teD.B. Aliev. The Ariel one Now ‘Yorke en the Bet wet. y at twelve M., and arrived ‘88 Aspawall on the 1&thyrts, at ten PM. Sailed again om the T6th tnet., at tage. M., and arrived on the 24th, Bowe P.M. The Arie@prmys $754,795 in specie. ‘Feenows from the, isthins is important, as it brings sqhe iteliigence that, Moequera hag quite established his governmonx throagh@ut New Granada, or, as it te now @atiod, the ‘United’ States of Colombia.’ On the 18th OH. ‘tho conservatives, under several of their generals, 8,500 streng, attadwed the terces of Mosquera, numbering 2,600; under the command of General Sante Gutierrez, but etrongiy fortidel, at a ploce called Santa Barbara. The ‘battio laste six hours, but resuiled in the total rovt “of “the conservatives. A large number were taken Priscuers, ther General (Giraido) Milled, and a large amount of arms captcred, This battio will virtually Pat an end io the war; for Giraldo was the most bitter @ Moeqnera’s enemies, and his influence hae eon ehioly insiramental im keeping Antioquia’ so long tm arms agiust bho. This State, as well a# Cauca, will now become a part cf the Mosquera government, Aarboleda will be forced into Reuador. But, although this fetter government a short time ago entered into a treaty ‘with bim, agreeing to furnish men and money, it now Tefuses to comply with the terms. The hero of this ‘ast Dattlo is called the Garibaldi of Ceutral America, and big fame in Lis own country is almost equal to tbatof the great pitr: At Panama the churches have bean permitted to be Feoponed by the Governor, to the groat satisfaction of the devotecs of tbat piace. Quite a number of Americans haye lately arrived at Panama, who went, a bhort time @g0, gold digging in Nicavagna, their labors resuitiug in the loes of all they bad invested. Difticnity has arisen between England and Peru, relative to the falee imprisonment®f sovera} Englishmen, in which ‘the authorities have committed the moet flagrant acts of ‘ervelty and injustice. One of them dieu in afew days by the crucities of a Spanish prison. ‘The English govern ment have taken ‘he matter in band, and several ships” ef-war wili soon be at Callao to demand satisfaction. The following is the list of ypecie brought by the Ariel — Order. ...... +... $3,000 J.B Newton & Co. $30,000 Louis MeMurray.... "1,000 M. Lederer ++ 10,125 Order.............. 7,000. Heller 6,170 Hailetf & Corw: 12,024 10,000 DeWitt, Kittle & Co 28; Song Bros. 200 Jobu Phelan Howes & Crowell .. 11,000 J. Birnuse & Co... coceat Panama Railroad Co. 16,620 Scholle & Bros... .. 30,000 Order. . Cohn & Co + 26.000 Kirby, Byrne & Co. 8,500 Wells, Fargo & Co. 268,000 $754,795 FROM ASPNW AML andy & Hoadicy . $8,500 F. Probst & Co 4, “800 J. De Pumarjo 450 ©. W. Russell + _ 800 mn & pon vee II ‘24,600 waco Riploy...... 2,5 Jermincs & Preweler 14,250 Lansman & Kemp *500 : Goodman 3,500 Colgate & Hofman. 2,866 Frat "Bal 10,000 —— 2.6. Parker & don, 13,000 Totad.. ce eee ese QIS.585 NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Rianne Our Pananra Correspondence. Panama, Oct. i, 1862 Fuporiant News from the Interior of New Granada—the Battle of Santa Bartara—Trivmph of Mosjuera’s Porces— Virtual Conclusion of tne War—Whe Nation Convention to Med Imnediately—Offcial Account of the: Boe, de... By the Hugtish steamer Askalon, which arrived at Aw Piowallon the iith from Carthagena.and the St. Anve from Guayaquil and Boenaventora, which arrived at th » pert cu the 12th inst., we bave received very importavt and interesting news from the State of Cauca, io the iv terior of thisrepublic. | On the 18th of September Gexeral Santor Cutierrez— the Garibald! of Colembia—with two thousand men of the Third division, wae attacked in bis strong and fortiti pesition at Santa Rarbara, sear Cartago, by three thou fand five hnndred couservative troops, under com mand of Generale Enso, Giraldo, Joaquin M. Cordo- va, Ensebio Mendoza, Madrinan and Caballero, the pria- cipal leaders of that party. After » bloody battle of #tx Bours the cot ‘vatives retreated im great confusion, Jeaving on the fold over two hundred in killed, and ex. Governor Rafael Maria Giraldo. cf Antioquia, & Colonel Selva and another officer, also their artillorygnd eight hundred muskets. The conservative band of musiciane ‘were taken prinouors. ‘The defeated conservatives retreated into Antioquia, General Gutierrez reports the lese of two of hie com. mandants—Gueyarra and Chavez—and geveral officers ‘wounded, and many of troope. Fourteen bours after the battle the Se“ind division of Mosquera’e troops, unéer command of Genera! Lope, arrived ov the battic field, and afew hours thereafter General Mowquera in persou arrived with Lie secrotaries. This is @ great victory for General Mosyuera avd the liberal party, and will no doubt ‘Yerminate the present civil war Arboleda’e operations will now be reduced to the pro- ‘vineos of Pasta snd Tuquerres, and the force under bis commacd wilt not exceed three thousand men Generals Gutierrez and Reyes will march 4 against Arbo- ‘Veda with the Second and Third divisions, and will proba- My force him into Keundor, Generale Moequers aud Lopez wil! march against the Plate of Antioquia. which t will invade near Mani- soles, and General Nieto, ef Carthageua, will attack at the @ame time and invade the State through Zaragoza The Stete of Canca, with the exception of the two fed by Arboieda. is now free and open to Ma acme had been Attaoked and taken by Arbo! ‘troops last month, but they only occupied it for a short Sune, as the artillery of the other party compelied them W ret: eat and,evacuate the city, Mosquera bas issued’ a decree to convene the pvention during the present month; but | pre will not be able to meet until ome time wext Decemt amt or | It o reperted that the President of Eouader, General Garcia Mores. bas refured vo comply with the terms of ‘the treaty celebrated between bimecif and Arboleda aft the battle of Tulea PY @ private letter ree ved by this mai! from ce Lam infrmed that the ne he victory obtained Geueral Santoe Gutierree, at Zaragoza, of Santa nro, yon the morving of the 26th. There wag e. = the day was passed in a regular lowing Fn onset om of the despatch ef Gen. utierrez to the Secretary of War, writrenon the Battie Held of Zaragoza at fever o'clock at night — To rar Bronrtany oF Wan AND Manone = We have given and won @ bloody batt Of Antioquia and the wereatie re ebed oh) Senee of the cole ‘ordovn amp, an Prisoners tillery sha their Band of mee” are ft OUF poswesaion, We have suifered severe lores. ‘They bare killed Com. mnnder Guerarra, of the Sizib Vatuiion of voltieers. We der Chaves , who is seriourly wounded <iletaamd oficere are iso wounded, but hap: Dy one. * oe —_. He thie combat, iiboot vanity t it has deli. buen and prevated the’ dcuvonnees ts auc uta poonle bellere us when we offer to them the veto. who have dedicated themselves entirely vo the Imaniy ang ofeme country are, the allo einai ri SANTOS ( We bi ne the following vessels of iam, eral teh Fop pi (amelion American—Laovarter, Sa ranae ond Wa) agents of tbat 3 ar NEWS FEM CERTRAL AMERICA. SOCSSUSE: Oar P. Nanen Correspondence. Paxoma, Oct. 25, 1862 Preate! Preaty with GNeMala and the United Statemm Prouidering Fires of . ecittion-<Important Decrees for Trirodwction of Pree Negroes Transtt Company— Bhiyyang in Herdaray—s aragua - = = of the inte 1 follows — ‘The United Btates agroes to pay the expenses from New, York to Panama apd from Sap Francisco to Panama om alPmail matter to or from pagers (33 ‘Guatemais agrees tofpay ail expenses eros Iethitue and freiyht by tho Panama Railroad Company’s ‘Fteamors to San Jose de Guatemala. ‘The United Statce Consul in Panama ie to act as the agent for both parties, aud the bage are to be forwarded: to bin vealed All jettere frorm the Wnitea States, not exccediag half ap ounce in weight, will Be charged Yen cents; and let vere of the yeaa gaint from Guatemala, twenty-five cents, and over this nt, tem cents for every baif Gunes ib the United Staias and twenty-live cents in Gua temata. On newspapers and circulars Chere is a payment of two conts each, and one cent ab evRce on This treaty came into uperation on (he Ist of Bepteniber. HONDURAS, ‘The government has published two decrees of import: ‘aucu to shippers and merchants of that Stato, is 0 Felation to foreign liquors imported into Hondaran, which, ecoording to the decree, will hereafter ps, twenty” five'per cent duty; not less, than twelve bottles of liquor can de sold—retaii prohibited. Wines allowed to be retailed by the battle. The other decree refers to versols entering the ports ‘of Monduras, and is as (ollows:— Ast. 1, Every merchant vessel that arrives in tho porisof the Atlantic will pay one dime (wn real) for cach ton, provided ebe does not exceed four hondred tons meagurement, and if she should measure more, (hea & half dime (medic. real) will bo collected for every ton over four hundred, Art. 2, Thome that arrive at Amapaia, on the Paciic, r ! pay as follows:—Four doliars for thege up to twenty: | @ight doliars for those that do not exceed fifty i tweive dollars for theco that have fifty tous, and sixteen dollars for those that measure more than fitty tour. Art. 8. When the Collector of the port has any doubt as to the correctness of the measurement ax stated in the regis ter of any verse}, he will name a ship gauger (argneador) who must moasuire her acoording to the measurement of the United States, But previously lo doing #0 ho will take au oath, in the precence of the captain, to discharge his uty faithtally. t. 4. The duty for register + hereby abolished, and aie other charges heretofore made by collectors and oft. cers of the ports. Art. 6, This decree goes into operation from the mo ment it \s published 1 the ports of tbe republic, ke. ‘The object of this decree is to encourage trade te thc diffarent ports. The gevernment has made propositions to the Panawi | Rasiread Company to allow their steamers to toweh at the port ot Amapala, in the Bay of Fonseca, ‘The seat of the government has been remoyed to Tegu cigalapa, & The corn ¢rop fell short this year, and has caused some Buffering among the lower classes, NICARAGUA, The Trapsit Company will bo ready to receive and transport the passengers acroes the isthmus that are to Jeaye New York and San Francisco some time this month for the Nicaragua reute, The United States Consulate, at Potonis at Cortnto, will be again transferred to San Juan del sar, Thave been informed that Mr. Howard, the present Consul, has been in the United States for the past eight months. and that in consequence there are inany com plaints iv Nicaragua about bis absence, and it has been reported that Mr. H. wonld resign. Jn regard to the Presidential election everything ap Pears to be fuston and confision. cree of the government of the 11th of Septem. Persone coming into the republic after the last of »vember next will have to procure passports from the mipisters and consule of Nicaragua abroad, Freo ne- groes, or others who have been held in slavery, are not to euler the territory oxcopt by special permission, and no colony will be allowed to be formed unless Ly special agreement or contract granted by the Provident and rati- fied by the Congrese. Tunderstand that the Hon. A. R. Dickinson, Minister Resident of the United States in Nicaragua fapplied to the President of Nicaragua for permission to” bring froe no. grees in that Kiate, and that the President refused, where- ie the Minister told the J’resident he would bri ing them anyhow ner COBTA RiCA. Don Rafael Garcia Facalante, ex-V¥ ice President of Costa Rica, died atthe capital on the 28th, of disease of the heari, His death was very sudden, is family went out to mass aud found him dead upen their return, He was interred with military bonore. The President, Cabi- net and ali the jeading ple oe the ceremony. NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC Our Pansme | Correspondence, Povama, Oct. 15, 1862 JEKC Seven bundred thousand pounds of the Englieb oan had reached Vers, but remained deposited in the hands of the consignees, the government, or ratherZOougrese still declining to accept the Joan. Tho patent for importing coal oil into Pera, under the wame of kerosene, has been annuiled by Congress The American ehiy Constitution touched at Paita on the 12th of September, bringing the wews of the lose of an Italian ship, Mia Madre, loaded with guano, eight daye out from Callao. The captain, owner and geven of the crew were picked up by the Constitution, The captain Oppisso, states that they left the wreck in three beate containing all the peopie on board saw Ube verte! go dowr ‘biutely after leaving ber; that on the third the bo having on board the chief mate and was lot sight of; that op the same day 2 and four seamen, foandered, that of his party tive diod besore visions, it was reported upop their npeiled to cat the ffsh ed, Since then there 1, and Coniessed the he Liver and Jay one e . wae 18 26 8. ana long ain and crew were rived at Iquique aft The eamer San Car! 0 obtain: 2 Slar anc Hereid, {rom theit correspondent at Tacna, Peru— We have news from Bolivia up tothe 1oth inst, Gen Grog rez made a revolution jn 1a Pax on the 19th of Angust, alleging that the proclamation of Genern! Acha for the Presivency, made by the Congress in Sucre was an iilegal act, and contrary to the opinion of the pa- ion. ‘his woven the garrison of Or other provinces of minor importanee. General Ach 000 ay be learned the treachery of General Penez Sucre with bis army, oceaped Uroro on the 3st, aud sted there fur the arrival of reinforcements from Co- chabawha and the other departments of the interior taking with him tp order to attack lott about two thouraud niue hundred me the constitutional army at Oruro. day there is @ report that the force of Geveral Perey haz been completely routed in Orare. By ext you shell kave full dotaile, In the neantime it is gratiyiug to know that the revolution bas been quashed by sue legal government. CHER. President Perez bar extended the presens & Congrees to tho Det inet Hic had also applied to thay body for authority to por chase the rest of the shares,?no: owued by tie govern- went, in the Valparaieo and Santiago Railway, cow in course of cunetruction. Congress gave the President the ecestary power. ARGENTINE REPCHIIC. The clectione for President and Vice President of the Tepoblic hat been held in a quiet manner, and reevfted iv favor of General Mitre for President, and Dr. Marcos Paz for Vice President The ‘habitants were turning their attention to the cultivation of cotton on the River Plate provinces, Seod from Georga and Fgypt had been received from England on of and <istributed among the largest landowners, The best Tesults are anticipated. The provinces of Entre Kios and Corrientes are especs to rank cotton districts of U SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR YW YORE. SUr rises. 21] ‘oon ue a0) UN BETS. 807 Lime ware: eve 40 07 Port of New Work, October 24, 1864, bip Ol fof cura +r at Pe aT ip City of ew York (Br), Petrie, Queenstown 1 Tiverrecl-—vobn @ Dale, y iheamehip Hansa (rem), Yon Banten, Southampton and Bremer —Oe.richs & Co, ary, Sop Juan—M O Rat th, Woodhull, Port Heys!=Com) LM ont amit p Vatapsco, Bearse, Washington—Loper & Kirkpa- riek Ship Arno, Naeon, @an cory ety yg Ship N B Palmer, Low, SAA i 4 Co, Bhip Aman Hovey, ‘Lonaee ee ot ship Devtschiand (Ham), Hensen, London=Kunbardt & Dion (Rus), Luckstrom, sa) Meincke & inerke Clara (Brem), Probes, Lopdon—Ri OH Erromango (Br), Bia’k, Giagow—Fu vs re Pal ra (Br), Crocke Ma — here Aven (Bry, Campoell: Quetentorneg & “Hark ive, Duste, St Tho Pheips & Co. — Bri " b. Steinexe a incken, bitney & Ma) acaibo—Maitland, Cienfuegos Re ubige & Oo, Holland), Wolf, Dubitn—Fanch, Waler Lily, Tilton, Rio Grautemt Brig Mile (Br), Johusv, matarecdritn Fone & Oo. dbmon: Barbados=T T Dwight. m, Hallett, Antigiamts & 3 Know r), ‘Keller Keenaii-—Tos Bien iF), Gould, &t Joun, NBD 1 ughin. Jones’ Washington, > DOwOw: Ro &4 pF Herre Behr Sarah J Schr Banvérd, Wallin hangton, « Behr face ing. srnth, Washington—Amith, Jones Co fer B Biropg, Bennett, Raltinore—Bentiey, unith Avo, Behe Clare, Hovke alt ore Van Brunt & Sprban Pines, Mabern, mre Baker & Dagtoin Schr Lucy Virginia, edrendy, Balefmore—Van Brant & Hin rate N Lenk srs a Proderice, Dol, Bhs d Price, Sew lageiphia—Wret Bop & Co. Rehr omauaria, J has - ott, Pera -~W 8 Brown & (4, rah & Hoiyone. EE sme hear: ship Fm Sine PM, Int 9043, ‘*. enter ound B. showing one bh 718 PM, lat Suet ion, iy i. exchanged | Wi br. joo Tivorpoot ook, Oe ti me it, presed steauiehip arable, feons pom Oct 15, with passen- bg try = ari Mines: , Gi passeneete, 13 U dauariormasiee, “gi ‘im company with steamship Roanoke, for New Orleans amahip George's Creek (US ramsvort), Mott, Wash- ip ; 1 U8 Quarters! ai capo U8 Gis iHetts, Portland, with mase an; prenigeray to i Bvcromwe C4 280 inst. AM. orca ma sohr capsiaed and fab ge, assed a largo fore and aft wal Ship Mogul (of Bean), Spooner, Bombay, June 5, with anise, to ED Movgan Porsea Ca dos Bope Aig 19; ‘was td dare tort the vusridion of Med ladagascar to the Cape, with W gules, Touched at St Thomas for orders Oot 7. and sented thenee >, 9 inet, the Highlands aW ly NI W gale niles, datrin made’s ihr Aceal wiih cosh wonton down to mai a under her ts oud howe tos ‘the captain and 6 men oa M ne proved to be the sehr Folessinasia, Capt West, of Boston, from Baitimore for New York with a cargo of oak timber, in 15 nites from the time they left the sehr she eaps'zed hey waved only what they stond in Monterey (ar Boston). “Smith, Sumatra, May 12° St Belrna Sept 1, via Pernambaeo, 16th, with nevper, to Wan A Vassed Cape Geod Hope A rh Lawrence. Johnson, Liverpool, $4 days, with coal, to Lawrence. Gites & Co, Ship John 8 Harris (of Portland), Harmon, Madeira, 25 days, jn ballast, to martes, We Farle (Pius), Brocksoh, Cork, 66 dayr, in ay ‘ Foon (Btapire, Lisbon, 83 dave, with sa . Tas had some very heavy weather Barbados, Oct 8 Thur wnat é ‘a brig steer'ng SE, showing a red flag with whi ballin centre, Brig Milliccot (Br, of St Jobns, NP), Grier, Lingan, CB, 9 daya, with coal to master, Baxter, Port Royal, ® days, in ballast, to “aris ‘Ketan (of New Haven) to HT in ballast, to y, Port Royal Stevens, Alexandria, 8 days wer (of New London), Hine Se fs ‘Soa Mark, Bolan, Norfolk, 3 days. Schr Vary E Pleree, Shaw, Washington. Schr Angler Resse, Wareham. 3 days. Behr § PT Hawes, Hawes, Biovidence, 2 Selir Re Hont, Now Haven, 2 days ief, Russell, Greenport. Stevens. Dournerty. Baltimere. er Sehriver, Adams. Baltimore, preteen Joxepmine Thomron, Cundift, Battimore, Bteamey tronsces, Yanderveer, Phiadcelp hia. Steamer Falcon, Jonec, Providence. The steamship Cumbria, from New Orleans, arrived 284, is courigned to Bret, Bon & Co, and not ae before reported, BELOW Ship B Sherman, from Liverpool Bark White Sea, trom Liverpoo!, Schr Pennaylvania, (oll of w boiwarks gone, in iow of pilot boat ME F Sandy Hook,—Ail by piict boat J D Jones. One bark, Unknown, er, both masts, hous and , W miles & oF & SATLED, Rieawrers United, Staten, Port Royal; Elieo & Terry, sud Oriole, Newhern; Patapsco, Waehington. Wind at suriset 8, tres Miscellaneou Sarr Exi—Yho Hambuig bark Flora, at Vaiparaiso, re- +n the 20th of Ang at about 9 o'clock AM, hip Brie, from NYork, abandoned ot sea, 73 . She was loaded and had no boats heen blown bat fn could t be a rudder. Erie, Na say 4th for Hons by some vesse) bound to & neiseo, encorntered con n the Cape to lat $6 8; lost t forecastie, nee at an Francisco, re- Sane time lost over ndersohy’ seamen, both iA, Smith, from Chile for New York, put inte Callao previous to 28th it, leaky. msyLVANIA, Capt West, reporte:—Sailed trom Md, 6th inst, with a cargo of oak timber for Famptan Roads 16th. On 224 the by N 16 miles, it blowing @ gale fro di, trwceular wea. in the act of we was boarded: by ¥ ic 6 load, opening the por re watery comune to the windon the port tack, the deck load ifled to the led opening: ‘the slarboare water. be wal iver, On sounding the pumps end ral Saw at ge dowa, being a ship disiress, and When she Mieve to under her in our boat, wk only what en imuutes after leaving, her she cape ok. # pitot boat 2 D Jones, under head B ambert, henee at Maiaga 28th ult, ene miles BE of New iy all her canvas. delphi (achoone and jib, bi ainmasts badly damag 2d tome damage to holt. at Pre rien, from, Phlinde:phia: r, ke ec fire on the t A Danenhower, is port 20th inst, of aud from Phi: Ttiy discharged ber coal, ly coal Dg her sail 4, id Bot vate scorched, Brig Rover, schr Angeling, wen the tide fo rt tin "This body was Both his legs were (of Waltoboro), A Al acchor to the hurthwar from Boston = of the Breakwa y the Metroo:in, orn and hea 80 uptich th pigent Hattie erame time, and to Y Ha of § ther, awd spi! tm Ort 28--Brig Heywan’, Baker, from Kew. Or- y eluck ou the rect south wide “of and an eck ant of @ boat's cre Having no anch J will probably come olf afier dis- a ith tho aes Shore; abe leaks enum, ashore bn the by ‘Darging part ¢ ,Buarasn, OcrG—The ta, from New York for jovle Oc! 4, Was nd is now at the 3 mone, Oct PT of Boston, from Gen at into Lochindal: on having on the Ist ‘og forenail, {i and tryeall, hich disabled her so much that she. had b after beingexamined was found Ky, 2 ber on shore an Bowrore Pier, Low lien, and tpust have her bottom cleaned be: can proved on her voyage, Orexxoce, Oat 6—The chip BL Tiles, from Liv 01 for N rk, which pot in here om Friday night, b id been in mm ta th bannel with can pac! 1 aoe term, aut gustaiued. considerable camage and Sto has been suseyed, and ie coming into Barbor 10, rept Vavne, Oct &-—The Belle Anais, Surmont, arrived here to- om Now York, reports that after the. Now Yerk pilot © struck twice, and that durfhg a strong wind at EB, Inbored Leavily, made a little waler, aud the # threw up some tallow and lard. fincrons, Ont G-The American ship Emperor, Blan from Moulmeinfor Oronstadt, which went ashore off # coast, disappeared yesterday; crew saved. rm, Oct 7—The American ship Hamlet, Lecraw, ww Tork, which put in here Alig ® wih Ving completed Wer repairs, has gone out of har- bor 20 Bit ‘eErstows Oct 7—Put back leaky, the Norwegian bri; shin for Rew Yorks yeni Lavsonen-sAt Bash 2st inet, from the ard of Messre . Deammond & Co, a fine ship of 1 fons, natled the ax Duubatn. She is'sald to be a Bret claes shin. of abgut 00 tone belonging to Capt Ly L Ooudry and ve, would be launebed from the yard of Mr James Mer Tih ac Newburyport, 284 inet, Notice to Mariners. Trifa Novice Is beredy given, th mated in the advertiserent from. thi Jost, the Gull Buoy has been moved a shor Rantward of ite former position, afd now lice in 6 fa jow water spring tides..with the following marks, compa teartn digiane hom Tower on the Centre of Calais Court Barn, renee Church, in lige with the Centre of Augusta a eonh fae Haigh mans on the end of the North Cid of O14 Stal F Roy 2 + es pitt 6-10 miles, distant 28-10 _ € ira distant 3410 miler North Bar tor we 8, distant I mile. North Brake Buoy, A ty NigN, distant 7-10 mth ano Buoy hai cen moved a cable's lengih to a NE ot its forme son tne Row eae ue in ine with the ight, pearly strikes mn 114 present troele fon. “OY Boarder, LTHON, Sesretary. tention tnti- dated 224 July xtpowen aie, Ship Fleetwing “ foom’ Besion for Ban Francisco, Aug 6, lt 48.40 8 ion 6 ship Win W Ay Power, from Roston via Valparaiso for San Francisco, 8¢ ts ‘no lat or ion—by hip Memuon, at San Francisco. Ship Jane D Cooper, Howard, fr@m Sunderland for Aden, Ay 28, low 27 W. sip Bn O'lirign, Seavey, from Antwerp for Callan, Sept 210%, lon ot Mercury, French, bence for Havre, Seut 28, iat 61, 4, Hugs Avondale, from Nevia for NVork, Oct 16, lat 9% 36, ton 7 Foreign Porte. Aiton, Oct S—Arv Victorla, Lookatoer, NY ork. Axrwne, Get i—Atr Opliofie, Jobnson FRienon #th, Richard Cobden, Bischott, Now York; 10th, Edwin it, do. “a from Flushing &tt, Palermo, Ingham, Genoa. rot. (Pill), Oct 7—Arr Grieiawald, Krectchnes, NYork wh Tiger, Land, do: Shes hampton, Austin, do, errist, Oct G—Arr Hex Pe inciavr” MYork; 1 Preot Siavard, Philadel ph i Yi, ‘aid th, oe oe aeeser, Yorn, Tih, Anaie, ‘Kenney, and i ng, Look. slo. vyecusnnatem Oct 6618 Copernicus, Mahuken, Bait. ROC TRL AVEN, Ot B—S)d Admiral, Haertoop: Barbus Warhter: BF Gabain, Von Hager, and Atlantic, nkwater, eo, yt Br brig Charionte Agnes, Kirkoon le, for, MYork fer res Feat yey ib RY ork:, Wiliann, doy iby Aydin, ¥ NY) k. Sh, Shonthug Btar, annngenes biz Poa ta ache! sien, W Below, fio. Janeiro; vet Truly, Gould (and bith sl for Chines): uw for Antwerp); | bre ti rae it ee inchas (aud Mf ae ‘and ‘Iynaioe, Laga'do Morten Cra en, Me 185 righ chile piVek, ney Bren yt gp opt 2 , pert ship Frost, froin Val- raara to. fo lend for Livery at, ship Jas Late Ue! nel, Potter, Live es One are Winanenere: pie Tondon for New bobo pes Hed th, Btephen, a Seueey, Ta : onrey, i jratou (aid ai iyi Teaston ior N¥ork): dike -Ainutive, Towano, do eau id fon Ne - for NYork massed by do 10th, Julian, Stricker, fm N¥ork for Bre- Mere wnt day Mightand isohis Gromelt, Batis. beh Pe: le ison, do; Highlans , Crowet al a tay ita, Sark Sid Gi, cane ‘Ksazrvon, New Vor, id Arion ork 8: vena, ‘Oct $= Arr dicro, Jowely, and Johan, Wart- lex, NYor) . Avr Bite Maria, Moret 8t J ptt tart even a: Sit ba pina: Th, ‘he Glna | Tian, Nei "N¥orl b a eh, yy do; 1th, Actire, Cortrap, Ane sere Porter, Pork; ae ‘QaLWay, Get 6~Arr Hydra, Merryman, NYor! Ginnaitan, Sept 2—AL the back of the rock, whiexandring, ‘encom, froin Leghorn for B Haver, Oc' 8. A Marie Felicite, Li Hous, Oct 6—Ar Si Dnvenn, Ock&A'1 Libra, Dirksen, NYori, Livenvoon, Oct =-Avv Belle of the ep Reed, Philadel- Tih. 4 phia, M L Frank East) nk, Ha kell, Ran oon mpi : oombs, NYork i Quel 3 sutta} my Mulliuery NYare: ih, “sierra Nava, Fos! Cod ion, Bosphar, ‘ondieton, Petras “ie FB Cutting, Maloney Easipo Ent out ou i son, N @ sty, Lb. Wal Boston; Wi Bohemian (s). Montreal and Quebee; Monarch L's iy Eset Simonson; RL Lane, Bryer, snbuirg (8). NYOvk, LONDON, O A Bom rr Acree, Moore, NYork; Chas H Tord, sith, tai Leacot.ta, Lathrop, do; 1th, Sabine, puganich, N¥wrk, Sparrow, Bovon (ant eld fron Ds ie , NYork; Geo Peabody, Pa: if ihe Hor yg, Burner rane: A Victorias has Wesley, Pord, Shields and Moston ‘and. id. from Gravesend Vth); Daphne, Larsen, NYo:k; OH Watjon, Baet aa a (and ald rom D al 10ih); 9to, achored at Deal 11th); Sanza ‘oh, Gerautum, Pieroe, Shields and New- rktown, Meyer, NYork; Villafvanca, An- » Margaret Evans, Warner, do; Hy Clark, Oct 4—Arr Robert Teeat, Robbins, N¥ork; Thiernan, Baltimore; Sth, F Pit man, do, Std 8h, Montebelio, ers i wantCu, Oct 6—Arr Withelmira, Princess, Boorse, Anna, Hates, €0; ‘Town, Boston, LONDOADE: 7th, J Withem ombs, Maryport, any Yor Mataaa, Sept 2h Ar Mactha, Lamiber 20th, Al- peru, Cousins Tarragona, Bid 30th, Daniel We ster, Bearse, pRLOM, oe nnaes, Oct 7—Arr Amor Eagle, Rich, NYork. Sia bt, Tsiock, Old 8th, Sarah 1.” Bryant, icurich, NYork, iw, Sept 20—Sid Loveland, Haneen, NYork. Mapua, Revigi—Arr Calista, Peyton, NYurk, Sid 23d, Columbia, NYo1 Newrons, Q:t 3—Shi Progressive Age, Hill, St Thomas. Pavunuo: Sept 20— Aur Corrs Aum Smat!, Genoa; Oct 3d, Love iy Bu, fary Stewart, Derintscn Cette. ale, : Ponriann, Get 10=Put into the Roads, Prussian bark Koenigin Angusto, Seh: e, from NYork Tor Antwerp. Pauxguouco, Sept 1—In’ port brigs Palmetto, Jon, dise; sobre Marry Maybe, Culver, repg; Mersey (Br), Mequinn, r NYork Quurssrows, OctS—Arr Marlonna, Jonke, and Carl, Lyn- deinan, NYork! Rosa Boctener, Schultz; Condor, Balders, and David & Carsiine, Martin, doz 6th, Franciska, ‘Moxe, do; Fuh, Charitie, do: 7th Augusta, Taraboehlas: Luconiee Hat Hort: Wm Rennie, Decker, and Jaciues oe NYork. id 6th, Lina & Frite, NYork oRNKe, Oct 22—Chi ship, Budget, Sopwith, NYor! vox, Oct é~Paseedby, Wm J Morris, from "aligab for Autor, x, Oct 10—Arr Auxiliary, NYorx, waneear U et’ 1W—tld G T Ward, Bri }, Leghorn. pulanunay, Aug 1—Aty prey ahlp Art Union, ‘hor:!¢0n, ive PeXEL, Oct dewArr Venns, Moller, NYork. ytahtiauona, Sept 25—Arr Pride 6: the Sea, Pettigrew, New Vairamarso, Sept 1G—Are prov ships Flying feud, Hard- Ing, and Helen M as ‘onion, San, fn uch esse Orth ean Mines, ‘Swansoa, (and’: md for Guayacan).. I PMs, shipe Keystone, Payee fe Saber for i ir Sia peua ™ Gs aa mate 1a ver] elem M" av, jmioons lo ‘ace Hammond, Burohatn, frowm ax Prane ao, “Wirtnronn, Oct 7—Arv- Newton, Menzies, NYork. Sid Tih, Cenienary, Young, N¥ork; 9th, ‘Snaresbréok, Wood, do, en Steaxeniy AUSTEALARIANC Ting Latest.) York, Avenir, at R 7 ne ¢ Aan A208, at Grermocl me are land; x Lyuique, Morning Star, at Liverpocl. American Ports. N, Oct 2—Aarr brig Ceinantha Hopkins Hamor, yabard; Young, Hekmore; Alida, 3 Alexan Sips Almira Ay ae : Denige, Sorith Ataboy; De rk Tei bark oP ker, from Plitla- ark and brig, id ships Winged Are iro: “Old Dominion, Sampson Liv NYork; bark J'Cards, Mustard, ver, Brat pe,“ Neauzant hi 4, Me adsien, Po pH tie, bri J imcow ast nig Nentfo sea at 6 AM to-day. Pasgod. Highland Light about voun. MORE, Oot 2—Arr brig Montrose, Miller, Carib- Guano Key. Cla stip Avlegha- Loutsiana, Smoot. Indies V Higa. Hiigg Jr, Lotto Grant, Rottevdan); brig: Prac i O eam, Gerdes, Bremen; brig Jose. eh re With You- raat Brewer, Wost Boston ori 3 Joua, Sones, How York vis Nebiloote hres Alléghanean, SPORT. Oct 12 8chr Mayflor ‘ent, Baltimore. s, Gardiner, for Out me hy hrs J Reed, Gould, NYork; 21: DETHPORT O et cna aches W B Fergusgn, Mil. Jer, Boston; Washington, itis 1 River; A Midd ‘on, PS ‘Providence; fred Hal, Titec Miarttord “4 yet SANE sche reson, Bali- more. Sid sehr CL Mnise, Mouse El a zane mens TAS, Oct 15-814 sehre ‘herman, E §,Conant, Wass, and Atiantic, x Wase, Non: - Crusoe, EW ORLEANS, Oct Arr bark F; Borton. Cle shi up Clagp Ann, Garters Calley barks, Bites Stevens, Thomas. ¥ H Waterman, Bitton, safer Hannon Gregowy, G Philadel} tine Berry, ork Ms ‘Mieks (Prix), Ehrhar 13th—Arr sbips G F Patten, Mitchell, Bath Rar Weeks, NYorkg brigSan ip fniante, Ban Snow, persia et iat BUC T, BATH, Oct 2l—Arr sehr Rio, Fairt NYork ford; Isaac up dat =a Liesega: nd ‘Three, By 3 rfiaten ina & market; Charles Koen, Fisher. Yorks" ck, an. Proteus, Drummond Louise & ein i rata tnd do; Hy eis anni Pariridge, Boston 'rances, Gray, For {Whistling 8 rand a Mics zavers Gra er, NYork via i; thon H iadelphins Ulan aa rt ose levine’ . Roatan Tsiand, Pafowed down and to sea Mth inst, batts Allee Teinter, Ellen Stevens. ha Wat mye ™ 4 ~~ ra Gen Morto: ; Birney: MD Croan bree, ne tay . j. wr ae: ry ona Toe ston, Phila ruce, Sranil, 4 Me ied fords ‘Albert Jams Leighton, NYork for : ; Gentile, Getchell, do for Sal Sarah ‘Moore, sti Louisa Kelicy, Bostou for Piuiadeiphia; Dneal Stout and dence for NYork. ty this A M sehr Fravk Herbert, Parke: Boston for Philadelphia, Sld selrs Hate Coombs, Grifin, from Li . OB, for New York, 6! hia for ‘SW. , Irons, Look, do; Alfaratia, Bibher, P siickey, Garwvod, At} Tra rn, Thatcher, ‘Rorsich suey, Ports spain? fchra Ree} tora, Ty 4 Resize. Tey: ghiany, Samay Astneor, Maily St Jahh, Kalok. Wtmore, mad GR Pane eerie ee won; "Athens: Corson, Nepouset; Emeline Vaignt, be, Po. videne. PORTLA: t 22—Are bare Mary 0 Fon OlTLAND, Oe 2 % Mary O Fox, Fredericks, Lech Lo. 3 colt Phin! Pity ah Wonber finde sehre trade Hoon, Jameson fon for NYork, brige Asbler, Thostr on Tease Garver, Ste, Fortreat Macroe, seaaver mai, Remind ette, Me PoutbNour OUTH, Oot 21—Are sehr Charm, Crowell, Phila- ely FROVIDENOR, hard 23—Arr steamers Peuied, Young, Lady, Bicer site, anus Wellin, ‘nn yao doh it WYork. Dike Ter aomn wi nae, Hue; B Jessy Enaabeth Zebnion, from 1 tonba itt ‘Annie ns fi mercial Pomt for i € owt For Washington, De Fair Winds Smithy OCR LAN LAND. On 4 foie ser oe Sian (4 ore, Arent, Rew ome ioe el ridges Hin n, ts Washing +i Sow WAN FRANCISCO, Sep: 2 Leet Gott. Lat 8 sehe, Rio Janeiro; 22). ship r 23d, bark Duke of Rothe 2 Darian Liver. pool, 194 da) ad Soptde, whl Coa Eagle,” Switt, Mowiong ta Careline Bee, | af 0) Hingham Bay Hy, nf , Shan char! 221, suip Co, wtiboe ot oy Found, his Write, Mt, “Aallan: Onean’ Hower, Briant, Bost ir faving <r), Bony Callan fark Maree! ” anti. Ualtnny sath, i, Cale Henry Brigham, Fol or a Be re SB Whee bas So A Y" rhb C6. ath, Bulyabethprrt: ner for ork: i “Thoma MG tag ks Phen, and Be ‘ian, | : ih ¥, Oct. 24—6 P. M. Shoncy ony p-Oioet ho By UR pez cent. Bankers are getting accustomed to the present prices of stocks, and are willing to Jend on the old margine. Mercantile paper gells at 4 a 8 pe cent for very choice names. Certificates of in” debtedness are rather lower, the supply having been considerably increased. Demand notes are pretty steady at i27 a 4%. Gold opened this morning at 132%, declined to 132 between the boards, sold ai 131 in the after- moon, and closed that bid. Exchange was quoted at 145 a 146, and wes about 14544 at the close. As was anticipated, speculation in gold is failing off, and, thongh we shall yet witness re- markable fluctuations in the precious metal, it will probably soon cease to be the leading fancy of the street, To-morrow is the last day on which gold can be bought at the board. Some of the brokers expeot to do a large business in it in consequence. Stocks are again buoyant, the Icading shares being Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and the two Eries. The facts lately presented to the public with regard to the earnings of the Michigan Central appear to have directed most of the orders this morning toward that stock. It rose from 88 last evening to 89, 98, 91, 91%, and sold at last at 92, Southern old jumped up to 47—an advance.of VY per cent. Guaranteed did not keep pace with the other Michigan shares. Erie old sold to-day at 65—an advance of 144; it closed that bid. The preferred sold at 93—an advance of %4. Other shares were generally 4 a Y% better, with tess ac- tivity than in the descriptions mentioned. Roek Island, between the boards, rose %4 per cent, sell- ing at 83. The weak spot in the market was Pacific Mail, which fell off 4% per cent, partly, it is presumed, on uneasiness with regard to the pirate Alabama, and partly from apprehensions of the opening of the Nicaragua route. Government sixes were a fraction lower. In State stocks there was very little done and no change of prices. Between the boards the market was active and exciting. As usual of late, William street, from one to half-past two. was thronged with an eager crowd of speculators, al! anxious to buy stocks. At the second board thé market gene- rally was stronger, the exeeption to the general rule being the shares of the Michigan Southern, old and new, which were *4 al per cent lower than in the morning, being freely offered on eell- ers’ options. Michigan Central was in demand at afurther advance of % per cent; Erie rose 34, Rock Island 9%. The last mentioned stock was in very active demand nt the close. The road is said 10 be doing weil, and to have lately received a large increase of business in the shape of traffic with the South. At the close the following were the quotations:— U8 6's,reg,'81.103 US 6's,cou,’81.103 US6’s,cou, 74. 923 ‘ Trn73 10 p.. 105 a105. a 10344 Be Harlem pref.. 60 a 60}4 Reaging.. .... 7735 a 78 Michigan Cen. td a 91% Mich So& Nia 45 ,a 46 US6's,Lyro. 8Y a 983g MiS &N Jagua 813, a us dem’ fn 27 al2i4g Panama......146 a147 Tennessee 6's. 53 a 54 Minois Centrai Sliga 81% ea 4 a — Cleve & Pitts. 36:5 a 36! N Carolina: 70 Galena & Chi tana 8435 Missouri 524 Clev & Toledo. Tui a TL Amer’n gold. Chi & Rk Is’. 8333 a 83% Pacific ‘ape Chi,Bur&Qney.105% a 106 % N Mil & Prduch aes 7% 3275 NYCen 7’s.76.114 a1t5. Frie 3d m b,..198 a 108% son Rive Gq Miconsetim Ns aie Harlem...0.-, 21% 22" I Conde 6.106) 0107 After the second board the market was ir- regular, some stocks decliving and others advanc- ing nad the highest points of the day. Erie fell to 6434, preferred to 9224, Mlinois Central to 8124, and gold to 130%. On the other hand, Galena rose to 8534, Rock Islomd to 84}4, and Toledo to 71. A letter from Chicago says:—-'The crop in Southern and Central Iinois seems inaxhaustible. The Ilinois Central will show @ gain of about $90,000 for October, besides $200,000 cash from lands. They are building five hundred cars, and will pay for them out of their current earnings: The receipts of cotten and tobacco from the South, together with the monopoly of the pas- senger traffic toand from Cairo, are making the fortunes of this company. People do not like to goon board a steamboat skirting the shore of Kentucky or Mississippi, and take the risk of guerilla shots.” Those considerations ‘seem to have been anticipated in England. Mlinois Cen- tral stock is rising rapidly in the London market, and is now selling there at prices which leave a handsome profit on its export hence. The importations of dry goods were light last week, amounting only to $865,140. For the year to date, however, they show an increase of some $8,000,000 over last year; and, notwithstanding the gloomy apprehensions of many of* cur leading importers, the prospect is fair for a pretty active trade this winter. The business of the Sub-Treasury wae as follows to-day:— Receipts —For customs. Payments 7586 58 Balance... + 6,872,780 36 The Concord Railroad bas declared a eemi- annual dividend of three per cent, payable on the Ist of November. The National Intelligencer says:— ‘The certification of a bank check by the paying teller’s marking it, or.writing his name across it, does not come wes the meaning of the law reiating to certitentes, and not therefore subject to stamp. When, however, the Clerk ot a court certijies a paper to be a copy by — ‘the same ** »” and signing his name thereto, it will be necessary for him to affix a ten cent stamp. A power of attorney ‘to sell stock, to vote at au election, to coliect Tent and to sell real estate,” Tequires a one dollar and ixty cemt stamp. The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday reports:— As the season of navigatign draws towards the close, the shipments of produce become more active. Duri the past week there has been shipped from this city flour and grain equal to 2,308,440 bushels, of which Pauly one-half was corn. The reeeipts of of produce ¢ during the wook were also liberal, amounting in floar and grain to 2,009,580 bushele; ‘and yet the receipts of wheat are light ‘a8 com} with the receipts = tbe thor pee week es showing a decrease of nearly half a million NE Rt Week. 1,342,141 7 5202 10.672, 465 441 34,874,068 1,149,492 8,024,485, ‘1584489 826,501 19.367 Barley. 619,175 45,801 The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad for the second week in October were: 1962, 6@ 10,029 18,978 815 38 20,818 15 er Ta cou 92M 21000 Te7 8 Topetiotee 105 1000 US demand nts 12734 8000 Oe acas 1B 5000 Kentucky 6' 4000 Miinois war in. 204% 16000 ed r 3 eo 1000 N ¥ Coutral T’s*105% eo 1000 ErRRAmb ex,'70 115 65% 2000 KrioRR 2mb,'83 10934 co 10000 rio RK ata mb 10124 89 7000 Bull, NY &EIstm 99 eK 15000 } Astin sf ¥ 115 89 8000 Mich § Sold mtg 1 2000 90 i 89: Boe stich bi 101% P| 12000 5 ‘8000 111 conial RR 10034 8054 8000 AltonNTH2dm p80! 804 8000 ChickN W2din 38 2085 See DLRWatin ex’ ‘in 10845 a 2000 " #o.. 09 Ths 2000 Tol Wab 2d pa. 87% ahiy HOO TloveRTol sf bs 1046 4 4000 6h) KNW Ietin 60 3 H0vitte FWAC 2d 93)5 5: FWRCBAM TT 76% fs | 16h 00. Hew deh iti ata Be 1060 American gold. eegesereseees: as Bw y Geral it: 108 ces S885ius eegHif a6 100 MichS&Nig a ino ‘4 » wig we SSsssskes a’ 100d 40 Chi & 200 di b 100 de. 600 Hartem RR pret., bdo. 200 do. 80 Mich (en RR, 1000 do. 1600 do, CITY COMMERCIAL RUPURT. | Frupay, Oct, 4—6 P.M. BReapsicrrs.—Flour—The market closed dul! and heavy, and less active, while common and mediom Grades of State and Western fell off from 160. a 156 per bbl., aud in somof cases a concession of 20e. i was made, Tho sales embraced abut 11,962 bbis.g closing within the following range of prices: — Supertine State Extra Slate, Superfine We Common to choice extra Western, Canadian S.uthern mixed to guod ‘superfine. Extra do, . @ood to choice ‘family de Rye flour.......6 Corn meak, Jersey and Brandywine, —Canadian flow was beavy and lower, wii embraced 500 bhis. at the abovo quotations, flour was in moderate demand and prices irregular; thé saleg embraced $00 bbis., closing within tie range of the: above prices. Rye flour as drmer, with sales of 20 bbis. at quotations. Curn mea! was in better request, wit. sales reported of 800 bbls. at the above fivu Wheat was rather firmer for guod lote of red aud amber, while prices, as ageveral thing, were unchanjed, The sales, footed ' up about 125,000 bushels, at $1 36.2 $1 39 for red Westerh, $1 40a $1 43 fur amoer do., $1 50a $2 60 for, white Michigan the latter figure for choice), and $1 = ior a snail lot Kentucky, $1 30 “a 33 for “anber Tow $1 25 a$1 80 for Milwaukee clul 15 0$) 23 Chicago spring. Corn was in m request and le active, while prices were firm. The sales embraced 75,006 Dushels, at 651z¢. a 57gc. tor hot, warm ond blue eyedy and 68¢. a 696 for sound Western mixod, Aye ‘w firmer, with sales of Western #t SOc, aed of State at B6c. a 8ic. Barley was firmer and in fair dem€nd, with Cm] of 13,000 bushels, at $1 25 tor prime two rowed Canada Fas and nominal, Oats were steady with modorat 56c, a 67. for new State and Western and at = ise.- for old do. ! Corres was firm while sales were moder: ate, and em. braced 1,000 bags Maracaibo atp. t. and 50 de. Rio at 263.0. ee market was firm, thongh somewhat irret gular in prices. The sales embraced abut 90@ balesy closing on the basis o: 6le. for mid® ting upinnids. Freiguts were heavy and engegeme: Liverpool 38,000 bushels of wheat were engaged. and in ship's bags, at 10d. a 103¢¢., and 12,000 bushalg corn at 9d.,in bulk; and por neutral yossels 300 pond flour at 38. 444d. and’ 150 packages cheese at 472, Gd; tierees lard at 50s. and 119 baies of cotton at Syd. To Glasgow 3,500 bushels of wueat at Id. i Londom 14,060 bushels wheat in American vossels was taken as 11d., in bays. To Antwerp 150 Uerc:s houey at dere American vessel waa ken up fur Glovecster at 30}¢d aud a vessel for Cork was taxen up at 13d, Provisions. —Pork—Tho maarket was activo and eo) with sales of 1,200 bbis. at $18 8114 a $13 50 for messy and $12 25 for prime; included im the above were & bbls. of prime moss (a favorito brend), deliverable is Nos vember, at $15, Poe? was tu good deniaad, with ex yesterday altern f 1.109 extra ot $13 To, and 200 today at $1. a4 $14 50 tor plain and extra, Lard was heavy, while sales embraced 90u rat LOC, & Ue., with seme chore reported at 1l',c, Butter wag firm, and ranged from 20c. a 24e. for goou to prime Stave, Cheese was in fair demaud, ond ranged from 9:4. a lic. for good vo choice “tate. Sraars were firm, with moderate transactions: the sales embraced about 500 bhis. » inelading fair refi “re Cubas at 9%c., and pain New Orleans at le. a 10) and bigh grades dv. to good ciurified at 11 Xe. a 12 = and oe bones were sold, part at 95sec, and | hie seupain low FINANCIAL. BALDWIN & €0., 72 BROADWAY, SHIP pers and Forwarvera to Europe. Gold ov silver Coim Bondy, dc, sont by every steamer, ui low rat's, BMY AND NAVY FAY AND CLAIM OF; PAY, PRIZE M0 Li ARMY AND NAVY CLAL procured, Being one ot thy nd paving long experienced ent AOE ‘ashingtom, 1 have the Dest facilities for “ole ting all. goee PSON, Lawyer, 3 Pin 8 gi K.—STO: ARE RE- feaiel 10 atier ne an ‘ned ating on Tuesd, wat i inst, at 3 i. Fy the oflice of eo, Gault, Nassau street, Business of iinportance, Cee STATE AND FRANC Sirehaeed by DUN: Monti coupons Ett at best rate OA je iN. 20. corner oo Pine Y and Nassau streeu (AtiIvoRNIA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED: by AUGUST BELMONT 6 CO., BH Wai suicet. CROAK, § SHERMAN & CO.. BANKERS, CORNER ¢ " janeatt streets, New York, "isstic cheat nd fetiern of credit or wareiery:aratiabls. ia at ie filer of the wnt ‘also mercantile credita, for use in Europe, and Califortai, OTICE TO PAK STOCKHOLDERS jew York Insurance Company.—A tinal dividend of the New Tore. Fowarasce Company Will be 1 reuresentatives on and iy. Nos 6t Willan ore 1 iarviving ‘SrePhEN JOHNSON, Receivers. W YORK AND NEW HAVEN RATLROAD COMPA. By, corner of Fourib avenue and Bwonty-wventh sirect, Twsscuzit « Onrice, Oct 10, 1662. DIVIDEND NoTIC! The Direetors ot thls company have ws ciarot a dividem of three dotiars per shir on the capiint stork, nayabie on and saftey the Int ‘ay 0: November edt at this omen, Phe traiies fer bookn will be closed from the ZAM Inet, ui'it ate of bas Sy government tax will be ageein ay by the compan W. ENT. ‘Treas iver | e ‘Khokiers or their legal See duy of November, lew Yors a Insurance ay YORK, Fi 0. \TiNG DRY DOK ¢ COMPANY, OOTO. ber 22, 162.. Hoard oF Direcvors have this day we Glared aguarierly dividend of four (4) per cent, payable om and atter Novew transfor books wi a until date of pay: * government tax will be anwuwedts The by the company. it) order.” Hi. V. MASON, Secretary. Sour i ENSTONS, BACK P. wer . racine tat Bown R'rilk en, Ko By is stamnpe for our Hin, Bone of Anpurmauion RIGN SIMPRERS « che PeiraerinOfemt ce wl goat sip Exot on "OH & ge To. Ute cx ta Pe mio se ealiver at alroed WoL e Beaton, hudiore W: Bey OU City, Venango county. ee LE SSKSSMENT WB HOLDERS OF Ata ieeck of the ved that op lS fee ete of Treas fier these OF tember next. Tutereais om Orriee oF THE me Ray oan ona Mel Wires AR? wes 9 Be eT Part SACEARED Oyen rent mig aunted hy RO ie SHEL, No. == hendinenchededi _ MISCELLANEOUS, Ger STOVES, GAS KTOVES, GAS STOVES, ae sis isa POV apie i Pi 1 BV. 9, 81 am Be, Niw ci we GAS SOV'R WRES, _One door Wwiow Cant street, 415 Hrontway, LVANO-ELE. TRO METAL hoot or shoe, Bare HOGS Seoreee. eth Of she pmiaticm, ont, neal. ‘“ es nad Foe rane, slit No, ve Call or ep. fore cicoume,