The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1862, Page 2

1 ty ramain howe to until {IMPORTANT FROM canere: fhe City of Baltimore and New York et New) York, the Neva Scotian Off Cape Race aud the United Kingdom at St. Johns, Newfoundload. FIVE DAYS LATER news. Cobden Condemns In- tervention, THE COST OF A WAR Wilt THE NORTH LORD LYONS’ NEUTRAL INSTRUCTIONS. SLIDELL SEEKS NAPOLEON. Admiral Wilkes onl the Right of Search. General Butler and the Prussian Government. GARIBALDI’S HEALTH. Mr. HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON, &e., &o., &e. The steamship New York, Capt. Wenke, which sailed from Southampton on the 29th of October, arrived at this port Inst night. The steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Kennedy, which sailed from Liverpool at noon on the 29th, and from Queenstown on the 30th ullim, arrived at_ this port s, With European mails and passengers. The stean jan, from Liverpool ou the 30th, via Londonderry on the Bist of October, was boarded oil Cape Race at two o’clock last Tuesday morning by the news yacht of the press, and a summary of her news ob last ev hip Nova tian is on her way to Quebeo. The news by the City of Baltimore and the Nova Scotian 5 five days later than the report of the Scotia. The steamship United Kingdom, from the Clyde for Quebec, put into st. Johus, Newfoundland, Noy. 10, short of water, and proceeded on her voyage on the morning of the 11th inst. ‘The news is anticipated. Mr. Varley, the Telegraphic Engineer and Electrician, writes as foliows to Mr. Cyrus W. Field relative tot Atiantio telegraph:— It gives me much pleasure to be able to inform you that the receat experiments which I have made upon our submarine cables haye led to improvements by which | have no doubt that we shall be able to telegrapli through an Atlantic cable direct from Ireland to Newfoundland at the rate of cortainly of twelve, or more probably sixteen , words per minute; the copper conJuctor not being loss Chan five ewt. to the nantical mile. Queen Victoria had returned to England from Germany. ‘The Manager of the City Bank of Manchester had been arrested on the charge of embezzling ihe funds of the Dauk. His defalcations were suppose: to be heayy. ‘The ringleaders im the recent great robbery of Bank of Fogiand note paper had been arrested, One of them was taken in the act of printing notes on some of the stolen paper. The London News gives as a report that Chariea Trem- tian goes to Indiaas Financial Minister, vice Laing ‘The Europa reached Liverpoo! shortly after noon on the 27tb ultitho, The Jura arrived off Londonderry on the evening of the 27th and reached Liverpool ou the afternoon of the 28th ultimo. The City of Washington was at Queenstown about noon on the 28th wiumo. ‘The steamship Saxonia, from New York, arrived at Southampton on the 29th ultimo. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Cobden Condemns iIntervention—He Thinks the War Will Not Separate the Union—Foreign Interference Will Strengthen the Federal Government— Another In: few Between Slidell and Napolecon—English Report of the Cot- ton Crop at the South—Gen. Butler's Rale tn New Orleans, &c. Mr Cobden bad addressed his constituents at Rochdale He spoke at length on the prevailing distress at Lanca- shire, He regarded that distress as a national question, and if public and private aid proved insufficient to relieve it Parliament would have to make provision for it. He then referred to the American war, aud said that it would be a waste of time /or to at. tempt to influence the combatants. To interfere in the war or to recognize the South would de mwre harm than good and fail to bring forward cotton. As lo how the coutest was going to end be confessed his inability to form any opinion, but if compelled to make a guess he would not make the same guess that Earl Russell and Mr. Hadstone did. He did mot believe that if ihe war should so7m be brought lo a termination il would end in the xpara- tion of the North and South. He thought those who pro- fessed 90 much for Italian wnity ought to appreciate more the union im America, Interference by force would do more than auything else fo streng’hen the federal govern- ment, and the cost to England in six months would be tore than sutticiont to feed the distressed cotton operatives for un Mr. Cobden coucluded by reproaching the overnment for its extravagance, and advo echment am Palmers onted ret The No. #290 The London Times has an editorial in regard to the wtieu of the New York Chamber of Commerce touching tue operations of the rebel steamer Alabama, Captain ther editvriai the London Times expatiates on the es attending the conscription in the Northern Slidell amd Napoleon. dan interview witb the Braperor ou the Mr Slidet! 281b of October Lord Lyons’ Instructions for Strict Ne trality. {From the tondob Times (city article), Oct. 27.) ‘The toa thas Gummodore Wilkes may-ttend to renew xperimants in iuternational law has greatly subsided. 4 (he belief ts that his nomination to the West India was mot intended as ap atiront to the neuiral i Europe, but merely te gratitythe New York so, by eoxbiing them to interpret it as eueh; that yuontly the orde: Commodore enjoin him to Wii proper. bo nd tbat should be, in the , a, resort to any outrage, | will be repadiat Tent forstood, also, that Lord Lyons, wio has sailed he Sota on bia return ty Washington, takes full asaurance that while England Wil be e moert with ai may lend to promote a permanent return ther ivough a vetoration of the Union on the old “inteie, O° am Ogrenmmen! for @ frdendiy mreniehil du oNly refuse to depart one th from her course of non-interference. The Affair of the Glodtator, O-TME EMATOR OF THE LONDON TIMES, er ot thie port yesterday from st Georges Ber. # the Le mail has uot yet ariived, 1 ry tt dwith a short statement been strictly blockaded by « federal sqvart nival Wilkes (the notorivus Wikkes) since the op whith day he entored the barber acoumpanled by the genboat Tioga, r ‘yanboat, the Sonoma, to keep guard wt { the barbor, aud, unter pretence of cori. ined at apehew ti! the ad of October the barhor wilh # | fod thé le wud commenced coaling, and left en the sr The threo yosvels had been in sight up “ o leays er 7), cruising about ot the lund sigbt auchoring fn the atianbe Sy. Goarges, 80 that ft ‘ aay vorsel oul’ get etther in or out ' sing of the Sih the royal mail steamer god at aid brought to, whap, the vont We pill wilbin three miles the tt the bar on, tue Tih, & k ’ the steamebi) Chudlinior, a ‘ 14 four tiles tie laud w " ored te beny which Td then board; f recesed \ ge, on whieh t «aw o Mond on looking trong! Uy At quarters, Shurely alier a & dein auded t© gee the pape Ww sat ms . f ahowed to t civilized nations, to rdopt | { | { | ! | | | } i} | | on i of ~ as ss bs] NEW YORK ak Tho repobtonye gtovlt win. ail those cloetions tho 1. had commnn cated 1 was to pwrogged he woud wi Gy ator, and Up abeen 2 mar trom Rortress ¢ cxaling must yas the wirou Wak Onty £9 vetreen sod se Qauaptiy of conts Laken vo boa d by uh . vTaicient wo coal a0 had ie rosy ig red pd fushe toobserve that the sda 48 the Desperate, an’, ALEX, HOBA, oraaling steamship G.adtaior y vopage they nested them. Th conclasion t valy Besush mauwoi-war at remain, sir, your very ob e Livempoor, Oct (From It would be usaiess, died, supertirous, fo Aiagr the fart ft the Conf. hav d, ued are ree: ing, comsaband cargoes fret ¥ knows t everybody aiso knows: that the te- sucli goede far more largely tha id that Unay.bave certainly go right ity. One haf or their doading auapiti ng of war fom Af is Uhigaged in prevent ni ropsiring to the same markets. ©. help, tor this apparent wniairness, Bor ie copsideration to. allect, our conduct towards svher bel geront, ‘The result is due simply to the accidental prependsraace of the —Northerners at ®0a, and the advautage would at onca pass over to the Southerners inall is value rf a uceeasful battle or two were to give them the asceniency. Bl? sudes come tous for supplies, and b are served. with commercial impar- tility. ‘The federals sil fourlessiy away from York with their cargoes, but the Con! oderates have bos- tile squedeois to elude om ther voyage, and blockades to run atthe end efit, They try, tharefore, ali the ordi- nary tricks of a contrab: trade,and there is an ob- ood in the supposition that they have dis- convenience to which the Bahamas and the Bermudas bo tyrned in the prosecution of the traftic. iv tay eusies to rum from Nassau te Charleston thus Tivorpool to Charleston, and $0 the rao from Liver, wut the federals un- But the can we alow and these expedicats ss weil "3 others, Mince is to intercept this traffi¢, thoy cruise off oar as the liketiest. place far the purpose. Exactly ia Ss We used ot selires to argue that the slave trade was, aot to roam about Jong the coast of Africa, but to block- ade the ports of ba. A road is best watched at its point, aud the Yaukees arc aculely attempting ¢ amuggiers before they get out to sea. Vor alt this upon due consideration, we cau hardly diame them, J¢ ts certarnly not for our interest as a na- fhe belligerent right of search, and , if the federals baye not acts oxceeped thelr privileges, tt tool be timpolific as w unjust to interfe their proceedings. ‘Tb be allowed 08 to to ion ou the ~moveme tore Wilkes. to exert that power ves them, and we caption of the cage of appear to bave materially Thit they nave gone to ly is DY NO means impro- Dablo that they have had vs, ‘They assumed, and that im the Berauda wa- ) their enemies, which h would be likely n the Glad very) ve Dit nei sound re psrhaps with sui vers were iyi would be } hips consigne prize at sea, bat whi enough to eu get clear away, They, theretore, ling harbor aud hung about the Mtlably do so, and perbap rely as a hit might sts Without challenge. extrava voking; Dut, on the provoea- tion of stuf smug © popL ihe islands, we may be pretty sure, is Southern iu its sympathies, and many a ca) go ca run through the ali to the venture w these harbors have furnished. The federals know this, and it is but natural that they sbould strive, by al the means in their power, to break up the trade.’ Whether im these preeeedings they have trans- sod the rides of international law, or whether they have limited their operations fo the shy vp practice of a bapiled and viniliciive beltigrren’, 1s more thay we can pre cisely say at present. “In tho /ormer case they must be brought to reason; and they may woll indeed be con- tent to observe a law which is operating o decidedly in their own favor. But if, as we should be disposed to sure mi bey have doue litle more than press their privi- leges' as rigorously as possible under the provocation given them by a brisk contraband trhitic, we thin’: 102 may as weil make allowance fur their temptations. and pu! our- selves in their place before we rronormce pon their conduct. General Batler ana tek Prussian Govern- ment, (From the London Post, Oct. 28.) The Baltic Gazette supplics anovher instance of the man- ver in which . Butter discharges bis duties as Gover- nor of New Orient ‘The fazetle say?:—According to the latest intelligence from New Orleune a serious dispute had 2 between the officia's of the Union government and e conducting Prussian trading interosts in that South- ora port. ‘Ine Pr Klatt, had receiver logs, cotton, &c., about gers, aod about $75 900 in gold ‘The p gers were mostly of a superior compiisiug fifteen ladies and four clergy- ‘The captain wished to sail ou the ih September, bot was forcibly compelled to re- main by ‘General Butler, who desired that about $25,000 worth of gold and silver goods, which had heen for seme time entered on the Bills of lading and con- signed to Liverpoo!, should be again landed and delivered tohim. The captain protested, and would only yiold in case General Butler shoud forcitly remove the goods from the vessel, which extreme measure the General did not seem inclined to resort to immeditely, but in the mean- time reported the mutter to Washington. Cay Klatt again protested in due form, and not only hel Lote g governinent responsible for the iorcible delay of the ship, cargo and paevengers, by General Butler, but algo stated ‘that he should require about Fr 000 per day as compensa- tion for the deliy of the v Vu the 24th of ceplomber nothing had changed ip th icuaton of asia, shortly before this a Freuch ship was treated in a siml- lar way by Goveral Butler, and the Imperial government had sent in a claim to Washington for compensation. The Loudon Zimes publishes a private letter from pa Orieuns, in which it is stated that “Mes. Phillips, wl cl barbarous. treatment, treen, General Busler Bu lea at the Yankee soldiers, bas completeiy, Jost her reason.” pM British Laterests at New Orieans. A memorial bas been gent to Kari Russell from leading pool merchants coonected with New Orleans, calling lordahip’s attention to. the and silver. class, men. arbitrary acts of Gene: Batler fu respect to foreigners, aud upg’ the ened of a chief Consul and a British man-ol-war beit spatebed to that port for the protection of British este. His | delop hos simply acknowledged the receipt of tho memorial. The Murder on Board the Sumter. The Gibraltar Chronicly centirms the telegram anuoune ing the mu der of the ment 4m conitnand of the privateer Sumter. says —A dreadful tragedy occurred yesterday evening, Ost i5, on the Coufederate steamer Sumter, in this port. The crew of this ‘Tossel, a8 is known, were paid off many months ago, and she bas since been in charge of two officers md & sufficient number of hdnds fo take care of the ship. Between seven and etght o'clock last ovening Mr. Hester, the second officer, is said to have aoliberately shot Mr. Andrews, the officer in ebarge,’ns the latter was lying in bis berth, xpired almost immediately, three shoig frum arevolver having been fired into his body. minal was arrested, and a corover’s Inquest was heid on the body of the deceased officer. A verdict of wilfcl murder was retarned by the jury against the second officer. The London Time: erat [From the London Times Oct, 28.) The Northery States are about to be once more polled, whether ‘democrats’ or “republicans’’ stall be (be dominant faction im the Siaie. It is said that the democrat faction is reviving from its torpor, aud is no longer 80 completely awed by the threat of sudden im- prisopment or th ction of mneftial !aw. Seymour, at New York, kas dared :o talk of extravagance and corrip- tion, and to demand the restitntion of the habeas corpus. ty Objo, we are told, the domocrata have elected a whole county ticket. Much more wil! depend upon tl slections pow coming off in thegreat cities than on the action of the armies in the field: If the republicans win onge more, the war will go on for some time longer under the protection of a reign of terror. The democrats must submis once more to be crnshed Into silence, and the roling (action must enjoy the trivmph, To be ‘“sas- pected of being suspected” js even now good canse for incarceration jp North America, just as it was in France in the days of ‘op if the democrats should by Endorses the Demo- any ©! hente win thesefelections , (ie war must becarried on wider the ‘vammels of Ure constitution. Commitments of “traitors’’ must (hen be made according to law; draufia of men cannot be effected yby euiets of the President, even the corruptions of the war administra. tion would not be safe, aud the ‘'groenbacks” themselves could got flow forth wiihout covstituuenal autho Contrast the sproches of Seymour and Wadsworth, anit we'gee the two spirits which are now contending for twastery, cmd one of which pone cals the councils of the forth afer nert Apr. We unet. ae t something from avagauce of Gen. ateworit, and add something mitions speech of Seymour: but in effect dsworth and big party are for the continuance of the war, and the chiefs of Seymour's party are for ending it. 1) we wore capable of retarning to the American people the cvil jeqlings whieh their journals and their oravore s¢ towards vs, we ought to wish weil to repr oo cane, and to rejoice at the preseut aspect of this contest, Weneral Scott is re. ported to bave said that to @dnee the South would take (hree years and an army of 300,000 men, and that to retain thé couqiest would require & garrison iu every erty for gowerations yet w comer 1 bs already proved that this estimate wae far below the reality; Md, as tories £09,000 mei bare bot rau the country, 80 thrice thrce y tbdue it, Bat let ne suppose that Con scott's vain thought alizod. If Neutepe wishes ! ; Insiguifcarice among etic id sue doeire tuonto see America twelve million , Witt Ainvays for me and Jeu! nL plyy co. he | ay toreb Pigmy xpear migtr our oational sot orm thrine xp When wo see the dew pons have not eof that Pugtand con grout sister maton. | Jn America moking # | ver Pogiand to tifree per cont. } Show of foree wire more, srigeting tox tte ond yeurbing for the ald free instr ob ealy Aerie a tna purty Ne ny tg OF price tn we belveve Ui le yw ity too migh hove fo ¢ Hh inay ve ¥ prpbAsly He ke to tha wae as OP¢h¢Ow tbe Noto Aimee tor 9 ceatury at continent tak The Stock of Cotten in the Southern Parl one Aiea. caatinn onaial gt t ton, crops yoare 1350, fo fhe stvok follows — Burrs Cowen MY Lonn—! cotton year,” whict Tender appropr amonnt of the crop h bas, been planted during the tomer, 48 well A&soinégeneralapforma- oot of whe cotton sepply ti the Southern tion States of amariot. I begin by. exprassitig my fogert boaythe cistarbod slate o: thegounizy, and tie irregularity Of communica tion, rendar if more difticuit thian usual to ro. brung worthy details. Bet] havetaken some pains to collect tue information, and vouture 60 think that it may be de- pended upon, There can be but little donbt that theerop of 182 would, ander ordinary circumstances, have teached 4.500.400 bales, bat, in consequence of the; civil war, uot more than £,500,000 have been plauted, 1b is toought. by some that the present crop.will not exceed one million bales, but 1 have reagon to believe that the sum fom Toxas has been under-06ti That Stato has) yet, very little disturbed by Ie al ations , 5° that agricittire has been less interfered elsawheie, On the banks of the Loaeire wary little cotton bas been piauted, as the da: too great. It is omy iy iw the interior o: the various Racist @ distance from the great rivers, that the crop of this year is to be found, ‘The crop ot 1260 was disposed of, and, in a considerable moasure, exported, before the bi ‘ockade of the Southern ports was established; but it is calculated (hat 750,000 bales still remain on hand. ‘ihe ¢roz gf 1861 amounted. to about 2,750,000 ba‘es. Of those, about one million bales haye been destroyed , ab yaritus places, to prevent their ing into the heads of tho foderals; tho rest is stored im the interior of the dif ferent States. Much of it hag been bought by foreigners, who hope to preserve it as neutral property through ait the dangers‘of the war. ‘About 60,000 bales have run the blockade suco.asfully, chietly to Nassau. One cargo has. gone to Burcelova, and one to France. Tdo not take into account the product of tue Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia. They are in the possession of the federais, aud I have uo means of ascertaining whether any cotton at all has been grown there during the present season. ‘The amount, therefore, of cotton remaining in thes Southern States at this date, which might be available to foreign commerce as soon “as the blockade is removed, may be said tostand thus: Remaindor of crop of 1860. Undestroyed crop of 1861.. Crop of 1862 (not yet picked) Total ° Shipped throug! Remaining in the South........ 3,950 000 Itmast, of course, be remembered that a portion or the whole of this accumalation may be destroyed at any momeut by the Southern poople. have, & R, BUNCH. The Trade of France and the War. {Paris (Oct. 27) correspondence of London Times. | Wappears that the civil war in America has had con- siderable effect ou the French exports. The millinery and silks exported {ast September are, nevertheless, greater in amount than those exported during the cor- responding month of last year. There is likewise an in- crease in the quantity of linens, woollen, and cotton cloths, raw silk, refined sugar, common soap, china aud gliss; raw wool, stationery, engravings, lithographs, and ordinary wine exported. The increase in the quan tity of cast “and bar iron and other metals tuto France is compensated bya more considerable export of machinery. ‘Uhere were 3,066,188 metrical quintals of various metals i» the bonded stores on the B0th of September, being #29 metrical quintals more than on the corresponding date of last’ year, 837,265 hectogrammes of silver. coined or in ingots, were imported into France in the month of September last, and 1,011,203 hecto- grammes exported. In the month of September, 1801, the Silver imported amonntet to 456,056 hectogrammes, and silver exported to 1,224,576 bectogramines. ‘The gold imn- ported in September last amounted to 69,227 hecto. grammes, and the Pg ad 10108, 424 Thoct grammes. The gold’ imported ia the month of Soptember, 1861, amounted to 43,760 hoctogrammes and the gold exported to 70,385 hectogramimes, ‘The excise duty on native and foreign salt cousumed in Franca amousted in September last to 2,887,758f. , being 29,903f, loss than the amount col- lected m Soptember, 1861. 21,526 ships entered tho French ports during Ube first niue months of the present et, 433,089 tons, and 15,990 ships sailed thence, being 2 ships and 56,163 during’ the tbarreoponsiog period of last year, and 1,176 ae _— 261,950 tons ieas than those which sailea during t period, - France. ‘the French journals are largely occupied with the Greek question. The London Post's Paris correspondont mays that M. Drouyn de I’Huys has expressed, ta very decided language, his desire to act with England on all threatening foreigu questions, which, at a critical moment tike the present, might further disturb the peace of the world. Paris Bonree on the 23th ultimo was dull and heavy. Rentes declined to 70.85, Italy. Alarming reperts a to Garitaidi’s health had been cur- rent, but they were said to be exaggerated. Neverthe- Jess medical consultation had bean called to consider = hema oe Ad amputation, and Professor Partridge had again ks to take part in it. elnten, the distinguished French physician who hea ‘been summoned to attend on Garibaldi, considers erica unnecessary, and is confident of the Goneral’s the ‘Talia Parliament is convened for the 18th of No- vomber, ‘ing bad held a review of 12,000 men on the Champ that the King will proceed to Milan, where he will hold a review of the troops of that Avision’ From Milan his Majesty will proceed to bee is io Alexandria and Genoa, where he hold other reviews. ‘The Prince of Wales and the Crowu Prince and Princess of Prussia had arrived at Palermo. Butlier’s Paris correspondence asserts that M. do Sar- tiges is instrncted to demand from the King of Italy a miblic sud unequivocal renunciation of his claim to have ome for a capital, and Lhe Prince de ja @’Auvergne is to ask the Pope to accept accomplished facts and to conteut himself y ith Rome. Gee : ¢ new Ase of conciliation to be attempted by y M. Dron; oe Journal de St. tg PSE nian a diplowatic spondence between Earl Rossel and Prince Vorts- Sha of Siresgrance 4 to the Montenegrin question, and the state of ting ‘Turney, Bos oo Farl Rudeell holés opimtens gontrary to those of the Ruesian government respecting tht cagditions of peace imposed upon Montenegro, and oxplains vide groge: a Fogland most decline to give her support to pr which have uo other aim than that of eect ing The tr S of suzerainty which connect Montene eer with Turkey. Prince Gortscbakoff, in reply, endeavors to sow that the Porte hes acted with great dishonesty towirds Mon- tenegro, and states that Russia algo considers th: maiute- pauee of the Turkish Empire as fmportant for the poli- tical equilibrium of Europe. Russia must insist, how- ever, upon a more conciliatory system of gov. rnment being inangorated in Turkey, as far as the Chri tian snb- jects of the Porte are concerned. Prince Gortse » wkoff also ‘censures the conduct of the Turkish ae ay in the Hoi zegovina and Montenegro, and at Belgrade. Tndia and Chin sicutta mait, with jetters and papers to <eptemn id reachea’England. The advices are no: so late as have already been p peated, by telegraph. A slcutta telegram of October 11 reports rather more doji¢ in im ports, but prices unchanged, Fxchange, 28. 0% 1. At Bombay, on October 12, imports were “all, but steady, Cotton bad recovered. Exchange, 28.0 The Hong Kong mati dates are to Septembe> 11, there ig 20 news of importance, —- Commere' Intelligence, THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. (From the Manchester Guardian, (eity article), Oct, 29.) The English fuuds bave been rather ices werk to-day (28th), notwithstanding a further largo withdrawai of but gold from the Bank, and a dowuward movement the continental exchanges. the first bargains in| is were at the low hay of + pee WK a ana the final price war 9376 8946 About £207,000 in ich gold coin was taken from the pee this afterhoon , for remittance to Italy, in payment for silver. The foreign bemyprse pst this afiernoon were generally Jower than on last post day. ‘The state of the m market hat been very con dictory, At the Bank the demand for discount’ has tesa extremely heavy, chiefly, it is believed, from, Indian estubliahments; while in the open market the banks and discount houses are unwilling to receive deposits at cal), oven at 1 per cent Mt the aoe = rete ft ranasos he dealers were occny wine i iy tPansacl. counected with the settlement of the tccoun si ‘The Board of Trade returns for the past "month were published this afternoon, and show, compared with 1961, an incrense of £176,121, or about 134 per cent in tbe de> @iacod vaiue of our exportations. Compared with Septem. ber, 1860, there is a Tralling of of £2,250.127 “aso, mouey, 9394 a 945): console, account, 9324 a 9317. sola, new threes 1 ® Oli; Banke stock. 26 a 458, india sefip, 109 '¢ a 109 excl Agger bills (large), June, 18 @ 2t premiam: Exchequer wills (stnall) , Mare, 16 a 19 POU bet ‘The Nova Scotian, of Cape Race, report :—The funds were fiat, Thedemaud at the Bank for discount con tinued active. Tie Bunk’s! minimar rate had advanced to three per cents Loxvox, Oot, 90, 1863, Consols are quoted at 9B1¢ & O97 for me by the'Munk of The rate of disconnthas been advance lilinoie Central shares are quoted at 45 viscount 37 a 33, Lassor, ole (for-mones) , 9824 A935, ols Central eaves, 46 a 4417 diecour Dullian i tbo Bank bas deereaced 5 STATE OF TRADE WN MANEIK the Mauchester market is dull wad ir MME ADSTURFS MARKET. The Wroadetutts vonrket ix stemly and gore Riohardeon, €o., 1 Uries, Oot, 31, 1862 + Prin, 87, Cy Ay VT V RAL), wiki Ra 13, ‘ nal Tacoa quiet, with a downward tendency. Tard duit and oye quuted 40s. 415. Taig oapion- PROMOR Hanser. rs Suger quiet Dut sieady. tu PM sew 338.00. * —¥ rv aes, Aahes quiet: pots, BBs. Gd. , pe fin Hat, Spirtls barpentwne nominal IT LONDON MARK eae a. 90,1868 Toa tstutts firmer and allzhdly higher sugar qcase but stoway ab unchanged pales. Coftes stexty. lon tiem Roe tim, Tallow siendy ag 4% 8d, a 47s, dd. Lineord ou steady aud unchanged, THB LATEST waLinéena. Liviatour get. St. Corroy, ~The brokers! cirealar 1 anal the week al 12,500 bales, including We kpeculators and 2,500 to exporters. gle market has been very dali, vad prices hive declined ad. a+, for American and-one ponny for 3. Tho wales today ridge) are estimated at the murkel cluaing jrregilar-abethe above En 2 daciing, Tho authorized’ quotatinu, are ae {ole oat ane Orbsans |. 2 ay Mabifea, Qua Uoiands ‘The stock an ess Yo datimated at 812,520 bales, of gash 18,000 aro Amor BRxa DST Ores. — ri rsteady. Wheat ogo. on quist,, but steady, Provisiona —The provision mrkot i Mat, But prices are sioalg, * ee ener " FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wanstapav, Nor. 12-6, P. M. The money Market ‘hasbeen gatcomoly, active to-day, and money haa beon in lively demand ab GaT per cent, Many tenders even deciined to lend at 7, the Secretary's negotiation affording employment for thoir means, In consequence of this tara in the market, large quantities of stocks. and merchandise were thrown into the market to day. Meroantile paper hardly feels the pineh; but certificates of public indebtedness dropped this morning to 9734. Exchange fell to 145 this morning, thea’ rallied and closed at 145% a 146, Gold sold’ at 1si, 18134, 182, and closed at 132%. Large quantities of gold are held here on speculation, and if the market teok a downward turn it would probably be a rapid one. Recent events, however, have rather strengthened than weakened the gold market. Public confidence is very sensitive iadecd at the present time. A very large business was done in stocks to-d: On the owe band, quite e number of holders wet forced to diagorge their stoeks by the turn in the money market; and, on the other, the friends of each particular stock ‘rallied in force to its sup- port, At the first board the market opened quite weak: but at the close prices Were bid up in some instances to higher quotations than those of last evening. Between the boards there was another downward turn, and in some cases siles we! amade at a considerable decline from the morning prices. At the second board stocks were very feverish, fluctuating up and down with rapidity, and the market closed heavy, All the indica- tions are in favor of the bears; but if they [ sell more stocks than they can conve- nient!y buy they may coraer the market, and put prices up on themselves. Some of our great bear operators systematically overdo the business, and keep shemselves out of fair profits through the desire to make a fortune all at once. At the first bourd Erie declined 4, Michigan Cen- tral +4, Southern old %, Galena 44, Rock Island %, New York Central 34. Pacific Mail‘improved 4, and Hudson, Harlem guaranteed, Toledo, &c.. were steady. Governments were firm, with the exception of 7.30 notes, which dectined 4 per cent. The bond market showed rather more strength. At the second board there was a genc- ral desire to sell stocks, and prices declined ia consequence. The tone of the market was fever ish and the tendency downward. At the close the following were the quotationa:— “eye 6’s,reg, 81.103 a10314 Reading. HN we: eer: oii « ton Miohiges wa 8693, cou,'T4 Mich So & N. soe 40 4.20 Teens 2 ios MiS &N Tagua BBie a 8276 's,L yrcert 97% a Panama...... Tennessee 6's. Soh 8 53% 16% & 644 a She a 51% fi -M a Loledo. 67 Chi & Rk isla 19% a 80 Qy. 8 a pl Mile Ped Ch 3L ow N YConi’s,'76.118 a ii Erie 8d mbds..106%¢ 2 107 4a 1914 MiCens'slstm.1143; a 115 — 47d¢ IN Con bds,7’s.10414 a 105 At the third board, in Henriques’ room, the at- tendance was very large indeed, and the business done large also. There were sales of Erie at 61% and 62, preferred at 88%, Michigan Central at 8744, Southern old at 3934, guaranteed at 2, &c., &c. Gold sold at 1323 and 34. We have heard that tirere was a call of stocks at the old board at the same time, but have no means of knowing that such was the case. The Board of Brokers adopted a resolution this morning to the effect that the Board should re- main open from nine to five o'clock P. M., in or- der that members might go there at any hour to execute their orders. The object of this was to prevent members frequenting the ow! board, We shallsee, ina day or two, how it will work. To-day it only seemed toincrease the attendarce at the outside room. The public at large have very little interest in the war of the rival boerds. Bat they do wish, and the brokers emselves Ought to wish, to see the present old joned monopoly somewhat improved and modernized. People want an open board, where aman who isa large holder of stock can go and see the process by which it is hammered down 2.a3 per cent ina day. , They.do not approve of the present hole-and-corner arrangement, by which a few score of brokers, meeting with closed doors in an out of the way chamber of their own, can fix values behind the back of the public. They do not believe that there is anything so especially sacred in stocks that dealings in them should be regulated differently trom dealings in flour or grain or other merchandise. The whole of the present system—the close corporation business, the arbitrary rules governing the fees of brokers, the plan of admission, by which deserving brokers are denied admittance while speculators are some times welcomed—is behind the age, and suscepti- ble of very considerable improvement, If the members of the Stock Exchange consult their own interest they’ will lose uo time in trying to adopt some change. The Sub-Treasurer concluded his negotiation this morning with the banks for the twelve million dollars required by Mr. Chase. Bidders for the 7.30 notes can check on the sums now advanced in payment of the awards to be made to them. The to-day amount thus far received on account of this negotiation is about $9,000,000. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows:— . ,t02) 439 67 teres fe ayes 15,066,333 $9 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $34,913,897 67, and the balances $2,071,021 O1. A despatch from San Francisco, recoived to-day at the office of the Panama Railroad Company, soy that the shipment of treasure ‘by the Orizaba wae only $130,000 for New York and 460,000 for England, This is the first effecton the Pacife of the recent depredations of the privateer Ala- bama, news of which had reached California, The following stocks and bonds were sold by Adrian Hl. Maller to-day:— By Onora oF an: INISTRATOR OF 1 1. HAVER, Deck $2,000 Thudson iver Railroad Company 1¢t mort. gage 7 per ceut bonds, due 1869, Into. rest payable ist February and Ist August, $1,000 cach... fiat 116 2,000 Hirdeon River Raiirond” C wrapaniy “21 mort. 830, Lotereet 16th December, ine flat 110 Company jug 1888. vary fod Ist Aw flat 103 ny 8 por ine 198%. Tnte- Hat Ist October tat lay Parare OF Coane vw. ° fogs T per cent bonds, due and Wt aut ine volt ry y + r f : a. # ; 3.000 Ceratand and Toledo Railroad v comt sinking fund bonds, due 1385. yabie Leb January aud Let Fath og {4,000 shicingan Souitiera “aaa Novtivera anne Rariroad Compary T per seat staking fund (boos, dee. ghnlonegs ag a able Lot ane Jand Lot N was, uber, anesouthe ra pie Ne “iano 63, ahr ‘Uy guarvuteed stick cack... PN tit North iS a eines alt coer cemunon st ck) ri) (Go F100 each iwi 50 Cumberiaint Coa! stack), $100 each 50 Conmngtorat Fire kos 20 Home bare lnsura 198 Wo. » 8100 each, orth Yatty wire lagitance Co, ro each... 40d GreZawicd Figg Msurance Oo , $25 ouch, FOB AGOCNT OF WHOM TT MAY CONCKRE, “ shares Jeerson Fire Insurauce Co., $30 each... 1734; 9 Fagio Fire Insurance Co. $40 cach. 60 Bowory Fire insurance Co. , $25 exe’ 20-Pack Fire lusurance Go., 5100 cach, a do. rr do di 20 Long Island Fire 3 kxoolglor Fire tn veo Broo a Gas i bt Go, ortp stock (33°25 per share paid ee each. , . » lid 100 do. do . ue (36 Long Petand f ile ‘$50 erch » 9K 20 Bank of New York, $100 gach... + Wiss - hi eae) 2 tami Railroast Co,, $50 each, do. BI6Pho Nine Georgia Scais coussen: $17'50'each’ | 5 QT § Bar gant bande Ql A. Pay: able Tulorest ete Jauuary aod are $1,000 each... Ast wii avis 6 per eeut 8,900 i Stock E hange. . wowmspay, Nov. 12, (862. 4 10 6hs Erie RK pret. 19000 Treas 7316 poo 100% bes Usés,Lyreer 93 a 10060 « OL 1609 N ¥ Central O'% 166 2000 NY Coutral 7's 1054 4 ’ 2000 8000 KrieRh 5000 Hud 100 Reading 1 15%. 7000 Hud 900 Mich Gen RR... 88 5000 f do......b10 68 1090 Tl Coyt; 10800 yet 2dmprel 2000 AlLon&TH ie b 3000 © & NW asst b 10000 Chic & NW 2m 110% ee 2dm b 10000 Tol. Wi 19000 ¢ as 8 fe d 1036 6000 Pkt W &Cisim 106 19000 — &CSdm 603% 10. A000 Mi a PduC in 104 106 she Bank N York 10744 40 Merchants’ Bank, 10234 50 Bk of Commerce. 97 46 Ocean Bank. 10 Metropolitan Bk. 20 Shoe ALeathBa: 16 Pern Coai Co 150 Cuind Coal pret. . 250007" ete 1Opcnote i 3 32000 California 7's. 11236 15000 1 war jean, 102 5000 Erie RR&thmhs 100 3000 Alwn&TerHlm 9753 10000 Chi&NW asst 57° so shg Penn Coal Co. 1003, 100 Nice oa ‘Tranco uM 4 aragun Tran 20 DelAHudCanalCo. 116 60 Pacitic Mail 63 Co 11044 2 lo. b30 120 Tit.s60 50 Harlem RR pret. ChiRR 40 Chi Bur. 300 Pitts bew! 450 Mich Cen RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxwavam, Nov. 12—6P, M. Asimma.—Sales wore made of 2 bbIs. at Bc. &82;¢c. for pots and 9c; for pearis. Brsapstores.—The market was depressed for flour to- day, and prices were'l0c. a 20c. per bbl. lower, closing heavily, with sales of 17,000 bbls. State and Western, 1,200 bbls. Canadian and 1,160 bbis. Southern, within or revised range:— ra State, old and net Superfine eboie —Whoeat was abundant aud le. a Se. per bushel lower to-day, with sales reported of 225,000 bushels at $1 50 @ $1 57 for white, and $1 89 a $1.48 for red and amber Weatern, $1 24 a $1 36 for Milwankee ciub and amber spring, and $1 17a $1 25 for Chtcago spring. Corn con tinued depressed, with sales of 140,000 bushels mixed Western at 700. a 72c. for sound, and 58c. a 69¢. for un sound and heated, and 70c. a 77ige. for Westera white. Ryo was purchaeed to the extent of 3,500 bifshels at 80c. a 90c. 9,000 bushels of barley were sold at $1 50a $1 60 Vals were in active request, and quoted up to de. a 6c. per bushel. Coat. tad demand was rather brisker, but prices were unchanged. Corr#k.—The market was fnactive today, yet very frm generally. Corron.—There was increased firmness in the market today, middlings rising to 63340. @ 64c, per ib., aud tue demand wes active, will ales | reported of 3,000 ‘bales. FRAToRRS.—Live geese ranger from 30c. 4c. , accord img to quality. fis.—All kinds were in good demand at $4 a $4 62 for dry cod, si RT hk 50 a $8 45 for No. 1 and No. 2 mace ‘B6c. and 26¢. for scaled and No. 1 smoked erin, Frrigure.—Rates declined today, and pasineee be more active. There ee ta a to Liverpool 2. four at 2s. oh pc in aes ied eign vessel, fre wor taken 90 tons og wood agin te ‘ina a vossel took 600 Dbis. flour at 28, 6d, To iat a Parra bark, of 400 tons burden, was chartered at a was, treely sought after at 660. bie, for Nocth river. Larus were saleable at $1 26 for Fastern, per fiat ta tetera bare oe rally al a for new ih e.—-Common Rockland was in demand at 76c., and Monasswe.—A fair business was transacted to f com: prising 200 bbls. New Orloaus LC? 93 hbds, Harbvadoes on p. t.; 104 hhds, Cal vadd at 350. 8 400, and, by “aaetiony ‘Too bbls, and half-bble, New OF: i at ad Nay Ab Bothing pew, tn this ne). 4s anios were lig him portant Proviaione. quite an active besitos was reported i in pork today at deel better Lassi sales having amounted to 2,600 bis. , at $12 04 4 $14 12 for mows and BML yy 2 for prime. Of bee only 160 pe E>: at unc rates, anil Of lard 800° packages o. & 1o2/c. Bacom was in (Mir Tequest, ae were also batiar and cheese, at fall rates, The Coane ry con tracts: were awarded thus: —4 300 bbls. pork at $i3 24 yd 7 for mess and $13 10 for prime mess, 50,000 tbs. at ¥% 48.485 71,004 60,000 Ibs. emoked bacon oiaee at ¥ tee.-—We heard of large sales of Carolina, contd not get relinble particulars; otherwise the mafket wes aac dacergat at 1908 Batty rena Su a th BA in 20 for fine we oonere we ) boxes es cantite. sold at We, “There were 1 Sudans wore fn fh it demand and quite firm, with rates dat 1,000 ht Sige. 1oxge, for Cita; 10, tor Porto Rico, ar bags Vernaurbuco at te ond 00 betes Hayawa at 7, 10 qe. Vhutw Tne sales were limited te 60,000 tos. a iyat atl 4 ney. —-There werd 609 Ibte, bom@bt at 5te Aue “AND NAVY PAY PAY, PRG RD By ‘8. Navy, 27! wer a MON. sti collected }d pensions scoured, ISseLL. U.8. a. Caume agen and ha Punet Ar™s LA ih parchaen d or vollecsed javy Banker, 39 Nassauptroal, oppualie os: ofloe, Ruy AND ar AND Pie won ‘ore? Sui & ere é MURRAY, Army and WELL, 4h Wail strooe FOR! SAN FRANCISOO Girt Say STATE, AND, Sa by DUN NUAN ste. coupons AN Ko New ¥. (atronnta STATE A AND SAN FRANCIS: at ve all treet, ons bow MAN & 00,, 10 beat urchased "Tankers, coracr of Pine and Nadaau stroots \N FRANOIS O ClTY rates by WM. T COUR jew York, te APORNIA COUPONS KOUGHT AND COLLEOTEO Canes AUGUST BELMONT & CO, 6) Wall srvet Doses 2 otes and letters of credit tor sraveliors, ‘cities of the world; also mercantile, Ching and California, BANKER ERS, CORN, ER.OF available in ail the tiny for ue in Europe, D* the Now pa to the locktuoldes fifteenth. Et ite lew York veUear. Ori nof Nov —NOTI 8 TO TRE ‘STOCKHOLDERS oF ne Nae =o renee Comps ies Company wil bg png or toot | Iepn goprexent eas on aod 0 ettal Ipsuiani Gs w. rept ay OUNSON, {Re pains sto ot Willlion Surviving Receivers. IVIDEND NOTIOR.—THE GRAND STREET “AND oad Gonspany have this day decisred “« dividend of tree (8) per cent, payable on aud after the 15th Newtown Raiy inat. transfer books w eiwetion for Directe the hours of 12 and Frrst sizecs, azar suuth Seventh, November 5,1462. 1 o'clock, at ‘Tho company wil assiine remain will be held on the above dave, bablrass e-oftice OF the Company, i Brogior E. D. cowed 6 United States tax, The nui that date, An annual HARMON, Secretary THE CREDITORS OF WILTIAM e TO. Noi Bluyter. Tho andersigned, assignee of Wi Sluyter, wili, ov che 13 Broadway, # divelend hh instant, I five went ‘at his off ftyeaoven owe. hut ber cont tothe general creditors of Gee said Willan, R. Sluy ter upon thet several demands. . WHILE. 'W ORLEANS ‘AND ) TENNESSEE BANK NOTES Pini LECK, € ay, 14h inst. Th “ify order of the Boars, t, New York. FICE OF THE PACIFIC MATL STEAMSHIY COM - pany, No. 88 Wail street, New York, Nov 8, Is Notice is hereby given that the Board of hia day declared a dividend of five (6) per earnings of Uke las three months, payable Heed! Sinica tary at the office of the company, on Wednes. ¢ transfer books wil Pousht as 15 to, 90 per cemt discount, by A.D Blike r 4 have. mt out of the free of Lopen on’ Friday, Tith TUKODORE T. JOUNSON, Secretary ()FRICE CLARK'S PATENT STEAM AND FIRE Brau. York, Nov. 7, lator C All porwons hi o¢ the comply on yy ding dividend scrip issued by G im and Fire Regulator C ‘ab the Bsine will be paid by d after MM = EB. pany, are he y hed cing presented at the oiting EVENUE STAMPS. READY FOR DELIVERY, CUECKS AND SIGHT DRAT CERTIFICATES. ‘OF ‘pRPOstT INLAND B: TAYLOR ‘Be OTHE ey OF PXOHANGE, AT Broadway, and 76 Wall street, nstantl: TERE! ‘The interest on ywnich at 198 per ‘Phey are, marke and pa ‘They wre destin ar and m4 ‘They are the donde 1 Yea, Chrough the conti TO COM $50, St on hand, and for sale at MENCK. ¥ CHABE. these Bonds i per annum, payable Last of May and November, the prosent rate of premium on ‘gold is eaitivaeut . FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PER isthe BONDS COUPON ND REOISTRRED, ‘nonunations.ol ) $1,000 and $5.00, PAR ROM DATE, OF PuR- 3 at the rate of 6 percens gold, it government security now tn the intereat on their cost. to ‘become, the best ont avalinite of ail the bonds of the gor upon which nce and ‘or continued financial suj We keep them Yor male to facilitate investment in thon and make them more ancessible to kno’ moat popt- rament. the government now ce- patriotiam of the peopla, the public, and every dot- ine invested in them through us contributes to the direct ‘nd tinmediate support of the wage" BANKERS aad DEALERS other desirable aecuri Ls received, thes, 3 aaa sTteeT — posit lections made, loans erament Youchers bought, sold and colicoted, ae eov. $100 ite els Sng howd wIDoWs' ak $30 or oe Tanger av. $i pane ur Broaaway, auth sat & CO, oom Ne "7, nin eater ee BOUNTY, AND Ny ole Bl DUE B feat AND tapctalm rgd orized. York, room re@euw. vo charges in verninent Claim: ‘Agents, et. rate ad dovarnment Claire “genta, Na, $8.0 00: ie Alain Kit ed dd A (ap eet ait ens poral wi be begiven. ‘Adaresn. with leat ae B. L., New 4 $50.00 TO ee ana PER CRNT INTR- reat, on bond and mortgage, inoue or more sums, for a torm of Years, on productive Teal estate 10 ti n HN F. GONREY, in the office uf the Peo: oa Fite Faaurnnco Company. 66 Wall aireet, MOS AND FOUND, AX OwNEit Ww WANTED —FoR ‘A HORSE LEFT TIRD to & cart opposi irieenth street, on Tuesday vnorniag. Owner to prove property and pay charges, \aUTION. MES pl bf ares 4 THE Bi beian BER, (22 Sis Tan srescigeae ge her Sh, i 776 cor sang Tusurance pete a rT tock, in Sonn lone shares a i porsourere as mon tas vee ree rata ane ae te Boy Los oat Ul ray OCT. 23, FROM THE HUDSON depot, a small black Trunk, marked M, A Nt The auae ea es andes wil be miltably rewarded by returning tbé Fost PRON, A EAPT AT THE FOOT, OF rain. Tie MOC aS. Russell 202 West Houses ater ee go OCT. 18, A BOWBRY Fore eee Any one return Book, 197.445. Savings Bank will reooive the thanks O8T-ON MONDAY Laban wov. #3 ji aa glenn ome Lines M egromiannt willbe erate same at 87 West Thirty-first OsT—IN CORT NDT. and 2 ct be pal or ck aod tai in retura to 10 20 Cor iT, OF Pye, dolar fe in A Wg ee NOV. 12, 12, A OHECK FROM C. Delamater (foot of Howell & Co. Tnictoont for $578 75, i street) tothe order ot villa, street? O8T—ON STH Ls yarns i light completo ‘ a “‘O8t_$3 REWARD—A SMALL, Dog, answers to the name of 8) reet will receive the above rewai O8T-SOMBWHERE BETWEEN HOUSTON AND Me rt strenis, $85 fp Unived States bank noted—a $i BLACK | AND TAN jer, with wi had’ one blue. worsted ¥ one returning him 1 iN the finder please return it, an receive a liberal reward, abNo. 8 Ludlow place, West Hons. INSTANT, REBECCA AMORY, hair dark and sort ok Dini dre rising. Any information ceived by her parents, a7 Park av “wg Bare ee oot ber shaky ‘re: rae, New ¥ " Lost OR MOSLAID—A PARCEL oF VALUABLE PA. pers, done up in and direoted DanthiW. Saee CoP Atul ateeripton e papers will eral re\ by presenting thei to H. Dex. wan street, New York, ov to D. W. Adee, 393 ign, before 8 o'clock A. M., uF evening. STQUENTA HORSE, Bugay > HARNESS, THR eae, ons much, for the D, CORDS ARE nwoute, ootwet of toven ie a medium sized ead and 2 tail, The ‘bay, round Sheaiae form, bee hig HO Watber ‘The Hare ‘on the winkers; soft hand W) NORRIS, No. 6 ast Housto ‘Marked do ’n Paris Flowers ¢e. to Marked down Ribbons, loves, de, at very low ‘ices, te cose LL. KL Mery save onay, Note the numl BEDROOM, SUITS OF UL colors, of warrant aut RL iN ‘biished ti CAs, ADVANGRD O8 on oe KINDS: FURNITURE, Ds OF hehe Nia cia iss Goede ranges amber. Brtonal “gh kL [ei aac pe eiIty. dotiare reward Will be pald for the’ apprehien« if the thiet and the recovery of the property, or thiriy th street, Marked down Bonnet ‘tee oS wked down Bonnets 2c, Ri Rectan be ost ae sid Blantos FURNITURE IN 5 also solld cheat. FAR oF “HOUSEHOLD ish at cate at PRARY. Col Bowie Asoney a ror te ied Bieta ei, eae ce eee ive ate le pecs or N, ‘av Tir ave Syonea, Oem areas ae nl tat} ap LET- &, FOR OE reabaay Fahd rat in order by the He Mind m aceet, y Sait atls OusEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED te purchase from Parnttard suitable for a which cash wil A ', COLTON, Ld "roadway, be paid, ear & SUR $160, 0Q0 ) wort oF CABINET FURNITURE, HOLES BT euvtoy, Offer their entive tae Cons Ros MAHOGANY, Tu STF, AN b he Al goods steynatee at lower WITURE OF om Behe” WUUD PARLOR AND mame PORNITURE @ BOWERY. auy other est joea thi 5 md and Plead, vaio DRSCRIPTION,