The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1863, Page 4

4 Faull Inspection of the Militia. ‘The Twelfth and Seventy-first regimcuts New York ® National Guard, were inspected yesterday at Washington Parade Ground, Both regiments present. oda fine appearance. The Seventy-fires turned out six Thundred strong, and the Twelfth about three hundred. ‘Tho following orders relative to the inspection of other ogiments have beou issued:— GENERAL ORDERS 10, 6. Heapquarrars, Fourtn Bu N.Y. S.N.@. New ¥« Oot. 14 So mack of General Orders N. 5, of the’ 91h inst , as irect Several regiments of th. igade to assemble ‘Enat jew York, for annual inspe: 101 aud review, 18 ‘eby countermanded. ‘Tho said regiments will, in lieu th assemble for uch inspection und review in Wo bi) tri at ock P. ade stat will assemble att eral’s quar ‘sori I-past twelve o'clock !. a. eder of JOHN EW umanding. R. Taxtog, Major, Brigade laspector. GEDERAL ORD Heavgusnrress, bisventit BrooK.yy, Oct. 7, 136 This brigade will parade for (he purpese of discipline, ingpection and review, on Wednesday, the 28th day of October inst., Cully armed and cquipped, in heavy march- ‘ing order. ‘Tho Twenty-third regiment will assemb!e on Monroe place; the Forty-seventh regiment on Henry street, north, Of Piorrepont stroet; the Fifty second on Henry strect, gouth of Pierrepont streot and the Fifty sixth regiment on Hicks street—all with their right ou | ierrepont street, at balt-past ten o’clock A. M. of that day. The Drigade stalf will assemble. at the’ headquarters of the Geper 1, 118 Willow street, Brooklyn, at ten o'clock AM. By Order of JESSE © Brigadier General Com’d’g Eleventh Brigade. Buys. Haskxut, Brigado Major and Inspecto Heapqwanrens, Sixry-xintn Rear., N.Y. t. kssnx Marker, Oct, 24, 1863 } In accordance with Geueral Orders, No 8, this regi- ment will parade on Wednosday, October 28, inst., tully” uniformed, armed aud equipped, with overcoats, ‘Tho regimental line will be formed at ten o'clock A. BM Fiold and staff will report (dismonnted). to the Com- mandant, at a quarter before icn o'clock A. M. ‘Troop mounted, baud and drum corps will report to the Adjutant at the samo time, A court martial for the trial of delinquents for this p: rade will bo held at the regimental armory, on the eve2- dng of November 17, at eight o’c By order of JAMES BAGLEY, Colonel commanding. Jou McKxox, Adjutant. City Intelligence. ‘Tue Frexcu Benxvouxyt Socimi¥.—This aesociation met at No. 764 Broadway, on Monday evening, for tbe pur- pose of hearing their annual report, and electing a new aot of officers. The attendance was more numerous than for several yoars, and the deepest interest appeared to ‘bo taken in the proceedings. Mr. 8. R, Reynal, tho Presi- dent, occupied the chair, and Mr, |). Parisot acted as ec- rotary. Mr. Reynal read the anual report, which rep- resented the society to be in a most flourishing condition. ‘The disbursements for charitable purposes mnted to over $3,000 during the year, ill on band 8 $839 48. The report was unavimously adopted, after which, the following gentiemon were elected as officers Of this society for 1864:—President, 8. B. Roynal: First Vice President, 0, Pacalin; Secoud Vice 1’ resident, 8 eras; Treasurer, F. Brossard; Secretary, E. 'Parisot. Mombers of the Committee:—De-srs. P. Provot, F, Huer- atel,@. Marchand, H. Poissonnier, B. Ackermann, Klis Ch lier, A. Larmande, J. Dartois, E. Mendes, F. Curgis, E. Fabroguette, Jr., KE. Tes Girardin Fine in West Twenty-vixta Strugr.—About cight o'clock on Monday night a fire broke out iu the cabinet manufactory of Ross & Marshall, Nos. 354 to 338 West ‘Twenty-vinth street. It originated in the boiler reom, which was destroyed, together with a two story brick adjoining, in tho rear. used asa drying room ‘The tetal loss on stock will be about $8,000; insured for $7,000 in the St. Nicholas and other insurance companies. ‘The buildings are owned by F. Wray; dam aged about $1,500; insured in the Greenwich Insurance Oompany for $5,000. Building No. 352, occupied by Charles Motzler as a paint factory, is dat ed about $150. The stock is damaged about $300: fully insured. Origin of ‘the fire supposed to be accidental. Fine of GRreeNwicn Szarer.—About noon on Tocsday a fire occurred at No. 693 Greenwich street, in the pork Store of J. West, caused by some lard taking fire. Loss 00 stock about $50. No insurance, The building and also No. 695 are owned by the Fleming estate. Damage about $100; insured. ‘Tux Deatn or Taomas Lee.—At the inquest held at the Now York Hospital on September 28, on the body of ‘Thomas Lee, 195 Fulton street, Brooklyn, the verdict re- turned by the jury was:—‘That the eaid Thomas Lce came to his death by injuries received by being run over by a truck driven by some person or 8 unknown to the jury.” This corrects the previous jtement relative to the death of Lee. Appeal on a Verdict for False Imprison- ment. « p,, COMMON PLEAS.—GENERAL TERM. Before Hon. Judges Daly, Brady and Hilton. Oor, 27.—Henriette Maiile vt. Samuel Lord and cthers — ‘This was an appeal from a judgment rendered !ost Novem bor to favor of plaintiff and against defendants for $4,(00 damages, for falsely arresting and searching the plainuit, On the charge of having stolen a dress from Lord & Tay- | lor’s Grand street store, from the eifvcts of which the jaintiff was much injured and her business DP. W.R Statford, for defendants, arguod that the verdict was against law and evidence, that piain tiff could not recover, and that in any event the damages wore excessive. Mr. C. L. Spilthorn, for the plaintitt, contended that tho verdict was proper, and should be affirmed. The Court unanimously affirmed the verdict ‘with costs. Court Calend: ‘This Di Pi ag Covrt—Psrt 1.—Nos. 3297, 2387! 2251, 1753, , 2706, 2549, 851, 2781, 2929, 2655, 2055, "491, isl, er Part 2.—Nos. 2804, 2336, 2570, 2524, 2250, 2574, ‘216 , 2564, 1506, 696, 1752) 1798, 2632, 2634, 2636. ja Railroad. » Oct. 26, 1863. The Pennsylvania Railroad is ugi forwarding goods ‘to alll points west of Pittsburg, the Western roads being NEW YORK HERALD; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,' 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. , active at the second board, end Erie, New York Cen- tral and others that declined in the morning fully recovered themselves, while the advancing shares were still higher, as follows:—Hudson Biv: Reading 1, Michigan Central }4, Illinois Central 4, Pittsburg %%, Gatena %, Toledo 1, and Island %. There wore sales during the day of Hud- son River scrip at 998100. At the four board the demand continued, and the market closed with a strong upward tendency. Harlem, howeyer, fell back to 100. ‘The following are tho latest quotations of the day:— 8 1085, Mich Southern arse Qu 06. NY Coutral 58% @ 1885, io. Tos alto bie NW. 4055 0 ie pré 10544 & 10534 Chic & Alton... 6 a Huds’ River 136% 8 194% ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows The Mechanics’ Banking Association will November 2, a dividend of four per cent, free of tax. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will November 11, the annual election for nine direc- tors, at the office of the company, 83 Wall street. The following are the railway earnings for the third week in October:— Mich guar....15534 9 156 188” 9 18934 Ii Cen tuil pd.4 a 116 Til Contra! wo. .1263¢ w 125% Glove & Vitts..1113¢ @ 111% & Chi. 100 Pao Mali G8 C9... $30, «1800 Glave 4 Pitts RR 111 Ons were steady. A further considerable movement y 38 is A me oo enn reported fa wesio ct, comprioing’ a.aoe teary but we « na coult not trace it, 11% Provewows,—l'ork isa shade Grmor for sew mess, with $28 aaen 4 bic xt 119 tins 400 Cleve &Toieds RE ties, SHIPPING NEWS. ‘8 g00d demand, in part «,eoulative. 3,500 bbis. a $14 60.0 $14 6235 Cor old and $16 a $16 25 creer eae and $11 508 $12 60 for old and new prime, includ! 2,000 vow mess deliverable December 1, ou private terms, B03 ‘and 600 do. for November, seller's option, $16 25. Re: 1 , 100 bbis, Bee! ts steady, with sales ‘of 600 bbis. at $13 @ $14 for new mess, and is 25 50 for extra er 4, P.M. Dols. Bacon sides arc in tng chai banda at To. oped short clear mites, Cet ing Cumberland to arrive in December, at ‘Western short ribbed at 9c. Lard is active ond eae 8 les 3,200 bbls, and tierves, part on speculation, at 11 ic. 211%, for common to prime. Receipts, 803 bbis, and 65 kegs. Butter is quoted ut 200, # 28c., and cheose at 12c, w 16c. “ Purnoiecm.—Recoipts, 1,171 bois, The market was very dull, and eales were light. Prices were no lower, Sls | | Dut thogondency at the cliee was to a lower range, es- ot Now “Teouuss.enss-ieanr anne tuna New pecially for bonded ell; which was nogiected. The sulos i: “ sf DIGHTON, Oct 2—Arr schrs Decatur aes, got hil, were jibout 1,200 bis. Crude, in lols, at 800. @ Sic; | Hibernis. . ‘Boston. “ Georgetwn, DO (wot wv) oli Reve a at Boo; 600 da. fue al November, rane ta! iss al: fis hy Eat ieee pins (coutract ught ) rel Z M4 jo. for December, buyer's option, oy a coo bien i US | a’ ao dy atthe same option tnd samo rate, A éall of 500 a woman saitagsey eaesie hb Coectior, Now 26 CBic & Re “IRR. 1095¢ Port of New York, October 27, 1863. Et iar at ere schrs Rosina, Hunt, NYerk; , 3 100 Chic & NW RR. aoe oan Bs Out, Ou Ort, 24 Pitan rr brige Alfred, Wood. 80°* | 500 109 Pitts,FOWAChIRE 87% | more prominent dealers are striving to frows down—and | SRiP ai Rovinm a, Lene, Gon Prancieco—Goew SgBurpea, B00 .c ie Pe do. 816 ry therefore very difficult to obtaio porticulars. In free Minons (owe) Woll, Tio Janelre—“Fomoh, Meincke $60 mon Si 300 Bucks vo iad C3 1% the sales were about 600 bbis , including light straw to a Wen: for do, sid eehre Gea Taylor, Johs Nelson 100 Cumb Goal Co,... 35% | white, ab S70. to 69c., acd 4,000 gallons in tin cans at Hark Binma (Pri engs Ayres Ruger Bros, | Pocatontas, Bay State, Brazos, Volunicer (Br), od ae we BS 35° | 2c, ‘Naptha is dull aud momiual at 220, for crude, and | THE Suice Spredertck “(erusy, Packs, Rotterdsor Punch, | Sitt--Arr achra © Loeser, La for 6 fab pA aS Boe. @ 20. for reload. _linien 180 bbls. Sys eS mrintiean' Wend, ejb aa Julie (Br), Lingan for MYork. Con gree er apap ka Was ver ‘and we beard of + tig Mary E Ladd (Br), Buls, Martinique—Jones & Lough. | \ 26th, 200° do. +b3 chesia Souahiocg on private term Brg Rely: Me wine W Biwall & G0. i. ae OR ig Las: r Vt Solr Ospray (Br), Bl Pe ta ull, ‘with small saies Ken! jucky on private gr oo bs (BE at! _ 100 da a3 1263¢ +100.Canton Company Rainer, “Trinided—"angn, ‘Del Fas pay, 400 do... .. «BS Wax.—Tho market Is quiat crapotkeneas ibe a (Br) VHALKDONE,—We note sales: otic a ee EALy-TAST TARR OTCLOCE P.M «| legis i good Feqveet, and tha markt rules imfavor | Bobr Bebe Indus (Bo) fas Rants BR brows £00 hala Lom Bihie RR. x 83g oo pon mapteme DIO 8754 or sellers, Steck li ht, and ‘bat Nishe, coming oars galas, Herelet Brewster, Hawkins, Charlottetown, PBI— old, ies 250 bales Cape 8 45c., tl iter an ou! price; 190 bales Mexican on private terms, and 75, g bite Helltia (Bri, Barbarie, @ Joba, NB—PI Nevius & Ips. domestic fleece at 73. a 80c., a8 to quality, couaveaniion laaare tani peng eye a sg setthy Robert Caldwell, Hudson, Mew Orieane—T & B Web- tity of goods required by the army and the impossibility | “Gor BA Weston, Fish, Newbern-—J W Elwell & Co, Of Ubtaining an adeqtate supply of cotton has started up | Sehr Wasitsgion: ‘W Wat Forres Monroe A. Havens, Snanundteh onrtana set tun tome aiaoaten Sehr LA Bawards L ne, “AlexandriaMerril € Abbott. the receijts of wool 1s such that there can be no perma- Bi ee kn es 1802, 1863, Increase. rave, mtngton. Michigan Southern ......876,228 81,876 5,648 nent co-wation in the demand for the raw material for a | ger JG Hard wr, Fortiand TM Mayhew. nites Cocca: getep? aaaae . aaee Wamumy declined to 60c, a 6lc., with sales of 2,000 | _ Bhs emcee aa itn, Newburvyort—W 8 Brown xy i 67,120 16,357 bbis, at these figures, the market closing strong. Re- o - Manol B 8 W Le ©o. ie ra a TG A ried Set | Behe Baler, Hitter Row Haver Herat & on e following is a statement of coal transpo: $00 chi it. 08.110 iz eee aim Baltimore. W HAVEN, Oct 6—-Arr schr J on the Delaware and Hudson Canal:— igen MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. - ee AULADEL BHT Oot bey ey For the Week “For the si Hse rench steam gunboat Grenade, Commander Bayot, from Berton! J'Weis OF Srdela Fork ne 4 Hudson Canal Cong Oe Me Season, i ae Married. of Charenton, ogays. 10110 horse power, guns, | Hodson; Wm R Geno, laware an ludson Canal 26. i crew Boston: 14 % F: m% Te i BensaMrn—Lorarr.—On Monday, October 26, at the rT Peunsylvania Coal Co 20,856 652,149 ieee at, Saxe residence of the bride's brother, by the Rev Edwin R. T. fag totes iat Bg Po Meae Ei veenrnrs inns ot 100 Am Coal Co...... Gok, Wnuua J. Bexsasan, of Now London, Gonn., to | Osiriche £ Co, loth inet; ot Star: Pout, eaw steamentp Ba- Total tons For the same period last year:— . to Guoraian- Pelawaro and Hudson Coal Co... 26,135 BS CITY TRADE REPORT. Be teecaly dnagher of Win, R- Brows; Ea Socards, | Sesmusbe, Brmucs. baneo or Bremen, and Cie of atl ‘ennsyivania Coal'O0.i....++..4' Oy Tusspay, Oct. 23—6 P. M. LOUNSuKRRY—CALLABAN.—On Monday, October & by | cargo at Southampton, and was foetained null the 16th 1a ‘total . vesves 33,406 “964.982 | Aenes.—Receipts, 11 bbls. The market remains quiet, | tbe, Rev. J. rseuiga, Mr. Kucanm toomasnay to Mise ante A Paimer (Br), Damion, Livern td meek Sor ft 7 = The aggregate “exports of produce and merchan- | with trifling sales at $8 for pot and $9 1234 for pearl. dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week | Brgapstvyrs—The decline in gold to-day carried with amounted to $4,166,179. We have received the following commu: tion: Inpian Tavst Fuxp Bowpe, The letter from the Secretary of tue Interior t Curtiss, relative to the Indiau trust fund bonds, pubi! on Wednesday, does not seem satisfactory to the bolders of the bonds. ‘Secretary Usher quotes trom an a Congress, which says ‘All interest in said bonds is vested | tamily brands, and $7 20 $11 for St. Louis oxtra. Ca- in the United staies, and any recovery or reclamation of | agian ig a shade lower, with gales of 800 bbls, within the same or any part thereor ahall bo for the uso benefit of the United States.” On referring to tho law | Our range. Southern is dull and prices favor tho buyer. itself we tind that the object of it is to prot.ct the 1. tribes. lt therefore directs the ‘Secretary of ‘Treasury to oredit them with the amount of the deficiency; | SeiNig today 301 bbls und to aucks, Buck wheet fo Aud, that being done--ihe government, having paid the amount of their loss—‘“all interest whi the tribes may have had in tho suid bonds is terminated. the same is vested in the United States.”” This isentirely | Extra State proper, and, us some of these bonds might bo discovered | Common to medium extra Western in the possession of parties who were not innocent hold- | Good to choice do . ers, this provision would be useful. It could not be in- | Common to good Southern «... tended to vest in the United States the interest of the | Good to choico extra do....... Jogal holders; for that is a question for courts of law and | Common Canadian... nol for legislators. Soon after the discovery of the bonds Mr. Kelly, Chief Clerk of the War Department, ited this city, and under bis direction Hon. J. J. Roose- volt, United Stutes District Attorney, filed a bill in chan- cery in the United St injunction to be issued, restraiuing certain holders of the | thy with the gold movement, and there was some ubate- Vonds (rom disposing of them. ‘The cause was argued be- | mont in the speculative inqt! gy. | Tho days business fore Judgo Sinalley, who, on the 23d day of Fobr 1861, rendered his decision in the following terms:— waukee club, $1 It appearing by the aflliavite of the said defendants they received the said bonds in fi tnd without notice or Knowledge of. the said bill and tn the ordinary and a? ? Tt is ordered that the injunction herein te die. sorved, and the motion fora further injunction be, and the | White Kentucky. Rye is quiet and firm; $,000 bush same js hereby, denied. (United ates, ve. Jerome B, | Western sold at $2 17. A large busivess was transacted Simpson; Clark, Dodge & Co., and others, The government have for nearly three ee acquiesced | The receipts are light, pov nich 99,287 bushels for the in this decision, aud bave apparently abanduned a Pers day, while the ctttion of accomplishing anything by ! ‘bat the Secretary intends by bis remark thai the ¢ De. for Evgtero, $1 07 for partment does not choose to disclose ay proceedings it | Westerv. At the close $1 “Obie was the top price for grocr. The holders of tho bonds wil be gist to iearn that cear, u will be gi to learn the ‘Department proposes to do anything. It is the obetj- | bushels. Of barley malt, 4.500 bushels sold ba yng oe nate persistence in doing nothing that they find most in | $1 60. Oats aro lower and less active: sales ae jarious. They bave repeatedly besought the { epartmer i Bic. for State, Western and Canada, including several ‘clear of the accumulations caused by the heavy govern. Meat transportation. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tuxspay. Oct. 27—6 P. M. ‘The Sub-Treasury disbursements, which are now largely exceeding the receipts, and which have already reduced the balance from $36,000,000 to $33,400,000, are having their effect upon the money market, and the supply to-day to the brokers was rather in excess of their wants. Suill, the leading lenders expect seven per cent, and will doubtless continue to get it, until the market has become easy, for several consecutive days. The new arrangement by which, after 3d of No- vember, the banks are to use certificates of the Clearing House to make their exchanges, ‘Will render those institutions flush of money, and some of them are already disposed to be more liberal in their loans than they have been. Next month the prospect is fair for an easy 5 a 6 per cent market, to last until some fresh negotiation is tade by government. Gold opened at 147%, and has been gradually declining throughout the day. At ono P. M. it was 145%, from which it rallied to 146%, but fell back shortly afterwards to 145%, and closed at 145%. As the bear interest, which has overdone itself for some time past, moderates, the price settles down, there being nothing particular in the mili- tary news to affect the market one way or the other. Exchange is very dull and unsettled, on account of the fluctuations in gold, and what buy- era there are cannot make up their minds when to buy. Bankers’ sixty day bills sold at 160% rns the day, but at the close were lower, and the quotations may be put at 159 a 160. The stock market paused early this morning, as ‘was natural after the sharp advance of yesterday. Old Southern was done before the board at very low figures, Central at 137, Brie at 1104, &c. When the first board commenced, the bears, tal ing advantage of the condition of the market, as- sailed Central, Erie and Southem with considera. ble vigor, end a pretty fair short interest was made in a few minutes. But the market did not field to the pressure. On the contrary, no sooner did the sellers relax "their exer- tions than prices advanced, and the upward tendency became as marked as ever. It is clear enough to all who have had experience in the street that the outside public are bent on specu lating; and when this is the case nothing can pre- vent an advance. Stocks will rise in the teeth of fhe most incontrovertible evidence of their want Qf value; and when, as is the case with many le: ing stocks at present, they can be shown to possess Great real value, the prospect of a bear operation = hopeless indeed. At the first board to-day few York Central declined %, Erie %{, Quick- a \, Galena 4, Southern guaranteed 2, and erland 4. Hudson River advanced \, Har- g 1, Michigan Central 14, Ilinois urg 4, and Toledo § Lege the market was very firm, the most i stock being Harlem, Which was run ou! 1y to 103, and subsequently at the sécon: 19 109% 9 209. The whole market Wes very - 47,413 1,225,381 | 108 straction of theso 18 ~ % 100 Bucks Co Lead, Miss Leonora C. Lutugr, of this city. varia, bound EB; 18th, 10 AM. lat —, lon 1930, Bremen shi Fusp—Dacyy.~-ie Jase Cy . Om Menten Suetotey 20, BTN Tacioliae beued Wi, 280s. 1AM, Tat 4. lon G8, saw by tho Rev. R. L. Deshiell, Warman McAvurrx—O'kuxre.—On Thursday, October 22, at the | mrisn and) $38 pamengers to OE ene roa hel Chureh of the Nativity, by the Rev. George moCioskey, | twerp, Ship Francis zines (of Yarmouth, NS), Lovit! Bristol ita reduction in the prices of Western and State flour to | J0U% McAvLwre to Exiny, daughter of the late Lavi Ma recta seein Maeea oad Sate Mou 8, | Cia gee g3 dave, wit iron to Boyd & Hlinoken’ 16th inst, PORTSMOUTH, it sear ples Phila. * ra extont of Sc. @10c., principally on inierior grades. | Cork papers please copy. n 54, a Sarah Inica- Ms Mat sill Oct 26—Arr steamer Taleo, lew The demand is {alr, principally for home uso, and the re. | _ Scorsin—Owss.—At Glenham, ou Tuesday October 27, | Sti, Vemtalinden, (Nor). Olen pty a Goleords Havense, Tana: sours Oe ceipts light, being for to day only 9,738 bbls. The sales 10 Mr. | aro 17,000 bbls. at $5 50 a $5 90 for superfine State, $6 10 ished | 4 $6 30 tor fancy and extra do., $6 80 a$7 40 for com. ‘ct. of | mon to good round hoop Ohio, $7 20 a $0 for trade and at the residence of the bride's father, by tho Rev. Kdwia | “gel tofunch. Meincke * Wendt. |) of 14 Sark B Ooleced, Reaged Ialan Hoimes, Gxo. B. Score, of Brooklyn, to Axmie P., daugh- | whtitoat, to maser on ‘terian, Langan, dare. | caller tN pron Nore ‘sldochrs mA fia ter of dlorrite Owen, Eas ee Oe oi Alice Gray (Br), King, Lingan, OB, 4 days, with coal, | Phitadelpbia: 8 Wri man snd Ch ot eae pitted ‘Travens—Rixen.—On Monday morning, October 26, by Dewalt. Port: Bpeed rah, Conary; Elza ¢ ment (Br), Gilbert, Lingan, OB, 5 ith tho Hey. B. Peters, Mr. Davip TRAVERs, Fe ery West- coat Brig. operant it (Br), days, wi beth. Shem cree obardles, ‘York. foes county, N.X.,to Mra, Heizaa ig Lizabel, Heynolde, Lingan, CB, 6 days, with coal, to am & Mary, Webb, Lingan, OB, 6 davs, with coal, z, maate (RE), McBurnle, Windsor, NB, with plaster, Brig Lady Washington (Br), Morrison, Windsor. 88, ¢ nts: Mediator va. with plaster, to & Son WOOD'S HOLE. Oct 26—I Brig 0 “°Giaty, Parker, Lubec, 2 days, with lathe, to G | from Philadelphia for Bostor and Died. ADAMS.—On Tuesday evening, Uctober i — asbort Dut severe iliness, Ropaer ADAMS, a Notice of the f Aitkey.—At Williamsburg, on mle paper * October 26, a Rondont for Providence; Btnblem, eter, NYork for Dea- dian | Sales 1,800 bbls. Rye flour is steady but quiet—150 bbis. r Simmonds, d do for the | gold. Corn meal is unchanged, with small gales. Re- Pas ing by, steamer Norman, them 1 uF 1S | airs, Caorine Arrkxx, widow of Alexander Aitken, in the dull—receipts 58 sacks. We quoie:— by * * said 60th year of ht fohr Mary (Br), Siteman, Hallfax, 4 days, with fish, to and | Superfine State and Western flour.........85 60.8 580 | “rnd relatives and friends of the family are tnvited to at. | Thos Woodward. SPECIAL NOTICES. +610 4 6 30 | tond the funeral, from the Dutch Koformed church (Rev. | Schr Hee Eranktin. Rally Cl berry aed, 6 days. ‘ADT CS ee hee as OLD O& «+6 80 a 7 40 | Mr. Mecker’s), this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock Schr A P Stimpson, eccnoes: Maetnort. te hours, ‘ganized society, will ‘hold a, erecta mesting Cx MW etnet ++7 25 @ 21 00 | precisely. Schr Melbourne, Marson, Gardiner, 6 days. day, October 23, 61 a 740 Buovxx—On Sunday, October 25, Many C. Brooxs, io Schr Ella, Marston, Rockland. —_ ‘and perucuial rae fa the en work ne foe +7 00 a 10 25 | the 8ist year of her age. Schr Mary Wi Witiey. ‘Ambrosine, Portsmouth, Na. m stores of Mr. Bales Mr. Provo, Mr, winter and ay 16.008 640 those of her sister, Catherin Schr Boston for Gasiel. of Broad Hor friends and also eM. at fe og yy Canal atioet, amd Mr. Good to choice extra do..... 16 45.9 8 25 | Sayer, are invited to attond the funeral, this (Wednesda: P scr as omrk al Dighton ALDAOT, von need the wages Inst a week ‘on the stores of Mr, Tiago Mr. 6 7 6 45 | aternoon, at one o'clock, from St. Stephen's cb Schr D H Baldwit in, Colton River. Brooks, Me Edward ir. Rogers, Mr. Slaitor and Mr. Mid« vis 6 25 a 5 30 | coruer of Chrystie and Broome streets. Bch Botvar, Martin, Providence dieton.’ Come up, fel oe eraftomn, Join this body, and we 23 50 @ 23 75 Baey.—On Sunday, —— 25, at Fort Sehuyler Hos- Sehr Kate Walker, Olver, Bristol. ro sure to raise your wages ras order of the committee, Bockwhout Nour - é pital, Goran W. Bauimy, aged 39 yoars. Behr Lookout, Walls, ROBERT McCABE, Secretary. es Cirouit Court, and procured an | —the wheat market declined 1c. a 20. today, in sym; Tuo relatives and friends of the ‘amily are respectully ah FRON 3 wome aout. | sovited to atlend the funeral, from Bis late residouce, No. | S{iif Minnie Cobb. Averill, New London, NOR TEE, ees Pe 735 Oak cag 80 Lewis street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at’ two Schr Hi Parker. Eldridge, ‘New Haven. ihe purpose of organizing an asssciation to be know wary, | foots up 125,000 bushels, ab $1 94 a $1 98 for Mit o'clock, His romains wll be taken to Greenwood for in- | Sehr J Langdon, Langdon, Bridgsport, after as the Frontier Assoclation. The old agmbern, 85 te:ment. 8 cop Harvent. Oorwin. Providence, owe ishing to Joly are reuest ‘atte ‘Ciucinnati Times please copy. pha. that | $1 40 for amber lows, s1"40 ort iuelay morale, Otober 8, Cumann Bteamer Rew Reng, bore Eien, ler, M. P. Camnen, Secretary. oro, $1 34 a $1 35 for od 49 a $1 52 son roviasone for’ amber chiean, Ld ag "fo le Cane tor Baan ugot rane Bradt Sraeiy cis taceening ner al tes ie ‘OTIOR TAILORS,—THE by re 6 for choice white dfeaigan, and $1 90 invited to atend te funeral, trom her late rend, 382 Ship Yorktown, Meyer, from London, Sept 4 Nv foe ata & Me 1 1d Fain stent are hr rth atreet, (Wednesday) morning, at past vf ni SAILED. popited te is CW ycloek tn corn at full prices, though ket tamely. | elxBt o'clock. 4 augst of ths general oc ggeaeenone vr ugh tho market closed tamoly. | ela Re RIE moar. | ,2tbcSteumers Tames, 8 L Browsler, Jersey Bias, Alba. | by reauen oft iris BERRY: President. 160,000, at $1 04 a $1 06 for uns und to prime Wester mixed in'storo, $1 04 8 $1 05 do. $1 for inferior white Exzauemm, only child of and Ann Elizabeth Braker, | 32,00" par Cee 4 ouina Gi | een ‘aged 2 years, 3 months and 3 days. a Orient, onder, Harvest ‘foe on Muslat, NEW YORK Liquok DRALERS socIRTY.—A. 8 ‘Tho (Fieuds and relatives of the family aro respectfully | Sybil, and'17 schre, cial meeti invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her | Wind at sunset NNE, fresh. fenuall foo nen , | Barents, No. 312 Broome street, on Thursday afternoon, at Bs LoLax.—CaTaxaixe Rose DoLay, aged 22 years, daughter Biiscelia: any a of Jonn and Margaret Dolan, a native of the county Ros- | _ Smtr Sea Sxarawr, Woosuug for New York. 1s re- common, Ireland. : vi gyn ac aenagse, Naernagelinley ciong Nae gh ng FFICR PACIFIC MAIL gMIP COMPANY — sound mixed. Barleyds firm a to fair demand: nb 4,500 bushels inferior State at $1 35; pocelute.. 6 Suir Evrora, led from if dissatisfied with tho decision above quoted, to pert parcels to arrive before the cloge of navigation at £1, ‘the friends and scquaintances of the family aro re- | ,,Suir Bvnors, of Boston, sailed from | the case to be again Drought be ore the courts, and B ried Cede a Ti demand, with sales of 600 | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday | Down Yorks ad peaen a alert val 8. Beste whi tone aint, AP Fa offered overy assistance to procure a speedy decision. | bbls. boans at $2 40 a for clodruns and marrows, | afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, 180 whery fare for her sate) = premgiare Company, wo. eo Wal wis. met These propoasis have been evaded or pares and the | and a cargo of Canada peas, afloat, at Prospect street ENOORYB. uxo Rervsito—Beaufort, NO, Oct 32—The Souwee tne hours of only netietactiva to be obtained is such aa may bé derived CoaL.—Thore was no change to note. ‘The demand con- sors Ua Tuesday, Septem a and of the brig Foung Repavie tt scared a Begrnnstee books wi oe Se ee» from the Secretary's recently published letter. It ig a | tinued good wnd holders were firm. Though the produc ful iliness, IMocEn® pcg dy . aod the government ‘warehouse at a peente. ~ Se well known legal maxim that a delay of justice is ade- | tion during the current year has been so large, the dealers A. Elliott, aged year and 11 ng: brig stilt order seh Derecters, ik Gissptere nial of justics. The Secretary has been a judge, and ought inv, reas ceandeenei ant ey yy td edebarg (Pa) ‘Stillwater (Minnesota) papers please ‘sone quam, jOHNSO! |, Secretary. wit is. Sales have been > Oe ee ra SESSION OR} tobe fama with this cago a due to the fact sas and $6 75 ast for Pictou, including 300 tons Pletonat the cayarainn. October 27, Owen G. Hanns, in the od Vis ome nd Dirton. af a har one ben sone the interest on most of these bends is in arrears. tuckat, Oct ‘4 Soin draads Drwos ‘some isaued oom Corvgx.—The market was dull ana prices were nominal. onda and relatives of the family are respecttal: tober 28, jpeg —s Hau! y Dirt ears oe, cs the Liszalbel ana Bt. Jonepis 4 by the Suse | tno quotations of Mr. Scett in. hie weekly coflee circular sured to attena tas teneral, {yeas iis lobe Inte Fessdence, No. : wen , ail of Harmen | these the interest is, and hag been since the decision ‘were as follows: rot prime, t months, be Rio, good, ‘240 West Thirty-first street, om Thursday morning, at balf- their By orden Davizs, above re.erred to, regularly ald by the Bank of Com- | 4 months, 330.8 33346 : Rio, ir,4 months, 326. a dye Past eight o'cloek preciesly. a Grand goribe. merce, without ‘the government claim. Rio, ordinary, 4 montbs, Sic, # 31};0.; Meracaibe, 4 he remains will be taken to Hudson for interment. EB TAILORS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK aR goon as pay! retest scar) carves is resumed on the remaining | months, 33},c. a 3hc.; pisameyre a pon ee 8 36c.; ag Jeans nde estinen > Mags., on Oconee 20, Pools & Throck: : bonds, the holders will have an oppcrtunity of again as- | Java, 4 months, 0c. Domingo, ch, bo ‘A., widow of George W. Holland, of this city, aged m of serting their rights if disputed. Meantime they are at | ® 200. Stock, 46,769 bage io here, and TOS do. ot Balt i Jones.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Uctober 26, of disease that if they will raise a suflicient sum of psi tenn sey, h Congress or otherwise, ris, procure of the heart 1 Joxns, eldest ‘caghir of the oo a ae wo ee their cause to be bi and complaints redreesed. widow of David Jones, aged 16 years and 1 un ‘The friends tana eoquatbtanoce are respecttvliy invited with a | tne deman: ct rat ye tS carb. soda, chiefly at 63,c.; 1,000 ounces American qui- | to attend the funeral, from the reslaonce of ber mother, 04M 38h inst Stock Eachang: nine, $2 65; 6,000 pounds ammoniac, 133. A lot | 227 Front street, Brookly, this en) ane, riya T° BOOTMAKERS.—NOT! gs 18 GIVE! 9000 Hudson 3d mge 3000 Harlem 2d mge 100 $00 mien 87 Ht 500 Harlem 3¢ mge 102 1000 2000 Chic&NWist m 8234 2000 28000 Chie & NW 24m 77°" 100 TvsspaY, Oct, 27, 2088, balsam copaiva and 100 ceroous Honduras i A F i APP! Laity, private torma. ve Broadway, has commenced to to pay the Ast Fate of waghe Fagicuts.—The market remains dull, and steamer Hudson extremely ‘Monacuax.—On Monday, October 26 ‘wanstent Jower rates were accepted today to- Liverpool than for | Rosa, the beloved wi'e of Thomas ‘and feat COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY Th several years. Some neutral ships, it Is reported, con- | of the parish of Kill, county Cavan, jewport made ard leaving for other ports in search of ment. | years. a pecan have been a tog i g nt To Liverpool 26,000 bushe.s wheat, 34. CaP The relatives and friends of the family, and those of Maine, 13th inst, a Deutral; 10000, @5d, in ships’ os 1,400 ‘buis. her brothers, Michael and Mathew O'Reilly, are respect- | tons. called the Alezan: essen. bali, be, Fay oe Sate flour, 18. a 18. 8d.; boxes bacon | fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- pty end 160 tons cil cake, 128. 64. 00 | dence, No. 261 arenue B, this (Wedneeday afternoon, at half-past ove o'clock. Her remains will interred in Calvary Ce ce jly,on Sunday mia Cube 2, pt. ‘MoCuuns, in the 78th year of his age. ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the {uneral, from his late residence, No. bn + aging sent tar (we ') afternoon, at one o'clock. McAvutre.—On Monday, Uctober 26, Euzamera McAv- rye, a native of the city of Cork, Ireland, aged 43 years. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the tone. ral, on Thursday alternoon, at two o’clock, from the re- idence i ‘Tp Locidon, por neuiral, 100 nds. obecan, Sas. 64. 64.3 ai 63gd.; flour, Is. 6d. als 9d. ‘and fon. Gangs wr, grain, 6d. a 6Kd.; toa aca vy goods, ogg A To’ Havre, pretroleum, %., vs at, 60 france. A British weeeel of 00/sans wen tobe for’ Glasgow at 24s. A Bremen vessel, 800 hbds. 12534 Trom Baltimore «6 Rotterdam, tobacco, 1s. 64, $7 | Austrian vessel and 9 foreigner to Havre, on private 87; terms. A British vessel to Marseilles, petroleum, 78. A British vesuel, 1,800 bole. to Havana. ‘2,400. demand and firm: sules of 9/600 quin- i i is 5 : i % No. 290. @ B00. ; do. light, Rio rande and Busse Ayres, Danville and Livingston county papers please copy. Prince, Wise, ¥ isn, | D™ ewer ppemaarey Bi00.—00 Tui morning, October 27, Joi C, kets ry a ie; do, light, California, 27}4¢. @ 2836¢.; do. ead py rim) , ’ Wt ca he hoi ira do, mis 90 2%, 7"The triends and be eee i Jight, Orinoco, Ke.» 27: 286 40, bea heavy, ‘4 Buenos Ayres, 31 54 , Califorpia, | The fri ecquaintances are respectfully invited +5 do 5 ¢ ; | to attend the funeral, on Thureday afternoon, at two Rereurnis Oct 12—Bat Bush, kee pathy ody Pad ae te cme fon : o'clock, from their 10 Vanderbilt avenue, wrowg, Ga iimare e'Fetunor reuteca, Nori; RR ERRRRR wah, Chay oF 8), without further javitation, 200. & 220. ; Ly ‘upper, in rough, slaughter, 860. « ya, Mi log, 26, of ai a alate Souter, MYor, on 6000 ‘tals dr; ett 25 a $6 6255; 2.000 Dbis, mackerel at of her cousin, Denis Duane, 237 Madison street. eo Tee weuaii 96 100 $id. $14 t0 for 0 1; $8 20 040-10 for Nov Zand $6 26 |. Owns.—On Tuceday Gotober 20, at St. Paul, Mino., 5200 Tol&Wab intba 97 100 &$7 for No 8 Herring are active: sales of 2,000 boxes FREDERICK OWKN, aged 34 years. igo Cova be 12,40 8176 | at 900, aSdc for No. 1. and a0c. a dc. for scale. The relatives and frieyds Of the family are respectfully WaCh3dm #83 200 uicn fo. Way 166 ‘Facim wore ia fair demand, "Amoug'the sales wore | invited to attend the fuderal, from the. Sixteenth slrect sovociovabitesthm 60 100 Devs ssts 180% is 50; 260 Ibs. currants at 153¢0.; | Baptist church, near Kighth avenue, this gp 10000 American gold. 147 100 300 do. fiiberts at 1630. ; 7,500 bags peanuts, 1,200 boxes orn enone: remains will be 40000 do. 17K 100 ment at ii rip. 138 and half-boxes raisins, and 60 \bs. currants on private be ne Stamens, coleier By om: 10 abs Merch Ex Bike. 99 terms —On % A eI, S continental Beak. 08 bf Guxxt Cuorm remained quiet, and we learn of eldest dangnter of Charice and Jul O , aged 1 year, ai pe of Commerce, 107 500 ___do. small sales at 14}¢c. a 15 4c. 9 months and 3 days, 600 Canton Company. 34 6000 Ill Cont can oe dull But firm, at 213¢¢, a 290., with- ep sits, an Siksbany Usevooon, saaee POM }» 83 Cher- passe wall pai “oie it tit othay.—The demand continued active, andisales of 160 .—On Sunday , October '26, Geonas W asmincrox, fy 200 bales North river, tor shipping, wero reported at | youngest son of Joseph izabeth Olmsted, aged 1 oc ii~Are asaar Stusrt, Callao, 1100 $i 050 t 20. ‘Small cales were cffecied as high as $1 15 | year and 11 monte. . ~aplelirog a 814 from 36% 211 Gal & Chi #$1 20 Fare thee Well, sweet bud of beauty, vatin, Natzhorn, N York: . Hives ie market wi Zu ws We box Ahoy 4 Little angel, fare thee well; rast, Oct ‘ilau, Li ke, NYork; z, do. do. 1,600 ary Beeman Ayres, ie dry salted Calle aaae bs aden , Bausxr, Oct Oar naa (s), Yon Santen Fore. ‘of city slaughter it x in a well. RDEAUE, Oceana, P 1200 Cleve & aieie—huenoe Ares 2 «0nd ot Th, 3m | Th rede Ue ams hone fn granatator, | FEARS ye gh Hem Fore Women, Bromen and Se Ht S'fie. Rio Graodo, 30 a.23 1b. helectod ek Tb. 2830. + are inv at funeral, from ‘Nodes and warren veeth G5 300 Chic ARIRR... 108% | 4 'go0., Rio Grande Fe 8S No. 2 avenue D, corner of Houston street, this (Wedues- | ampom, Wontney, do sitet a TiC ees foes iritbout the leaat pain, 4. ‘eo Hong | Beg ibg teas 6, Ores ab Shia. Be "Phuc, Fintan, on Meoday Ocha 6, ofp fone on ras ceria sayfeat and : oy juan, &c., per Ib. ; Sevan! per Ib. — . A fo YOO PNGUFUWAUORR ‘at3g | 1856. 9 i0e,; Maraica ed, Ib. '18. ee oe oe ier of George § and | Boman, Ost Seti iy sain Darin Mor Tid, Ki 8 8 | way aged 2 years, 10 months and 8 ‘iteabeth, Ibu, hhasreontet, or TEETH 1” HOURS.—ENT! 20 Bo revsesene STH | By ate. & ican ef the fauily are favited to attend the fuse: Waste As He rae = Bi Dotingo and Port au Piat/ar7, 180 ral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without i an on i Ban Nicholas, Matthew, NYork; 17th, den iets tn Li, work or 4 160. a 17¢.; California, dry, 290. a 300 further notice. argo, Rae da octet ‘9746 250 200 galled, 2c, a, 200. Caltornia, green salted, 18340, 8 piimmmon—On Sanday morning, October 28, GxonarD. | 2. gor Ost Are I Bglan oleht, NYork. sit 12. Renae dir RR... 138% 200 do. we Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Francisco. wait’ FOURTH AVENUR, OP 00 19814 109 doe... oy , ‘on, tnvited to attend the funeral, from bie late residence, 374 | (ttt, O%e-Gld Mites, mn, Brice Baltimore ees ‘ mation in ito Aiton & ii ike, 66 ‘ann Ei be] xo this Wwedsewday) nesta, tress Sopot), Mewsrk, See a Lye BY ly * RYore: aks cents gd ty Tes <5 ae ool 3 . #55 1TH 1000 down 868 88 $3 Govana 21 i hla ve | hezitare dereey Cit ten otock, be id Toi Fienny, Oblerich, NYork (and ad from Brouwers: tho pata, 8 conta ihe i 8 active, en 600,000 feet lewbarg “! | al0 137% 100 By $17 10 $19, 100,000 ret sipping ras en "Xm Aan early hour on Monday morning, | HAlsZAd. Oct 17—Cid ache Naney, Derry. NYork. Am ae FIVIOIAL. TRETH, BOU | MeO eo ARTE id 8835 ee ecient sae cae ot denen uae | veo Seite rceclvor, and lave of the, Bacuua, procingt, aged 68 Hen: fan Francisco ADH "ir sorpaseed for at les—We note sales of gi 200 “B30 INL 400 Chic KNWRR $6 | terme, Lath—sales to the extent of 1 ‘wero mado Yrs, Tonia sod 17 days, after a very painful iliness, | Harrison "Ontario, Con, and Bouthampton, : Serantey. y. a0. hae = Be a oe pi. #30 i. A $1 85 0 $1, 62)6—time pa pyre in Yhiet he bore with true fortitude and resigua: | Wick, 40: ane Dyer, Ceylon; Gem, Powell, sroond sree. Dr. LUTHER, ——— Lactuen.—The market was duli and we have no sales jOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIA RTRACT TF | 100 810 110% 100 do . The “othe funeral will take on Thursday morning, at 4 Bt pd onde aot i | ecto tcc te main chur | wera om det nr owt a ne | -roenplnd Re dy ‘ 86; ear’ 800. & 416. ; do. crop, 4bc. a 460.; snd Ridge streets, Ofwhich church be wae for many | Ley tye surg +} die, Grande and Buence Ayres, 900. a 31, member, | The Polloe Department and friends are nation, einer 2.9. COUSOR. 208 A & Hy me Ne, California, 29 ic. 8 boxe. to. wited Wo at funeral. vin ar ower ae 84 93 ry) 93 72 63 HY % 138 1 0 13434 200 Mina & Mo RR. - 97 11 Metropol Gas Co. ak, upper, in rough, slaughter, 40c. a 4le,—all Timm was active and firmer; 6,000 bile. common Rock. land at $1 20, 2,000 do, Gien’s Fails at $1 26, and a lot of 1,000 do, Jointa oa private terms. als Moras —We nove sales of 116 hhds. and 18 benee - ~ Gucpmam mamLER, god 3 yearn and 10 LD natty hag bl my: A. repeetelty at two ese orehoa, feem taele Tesldsaee, Nos 2 mae a ot iar. Max Cada muscovado at 67 ot oa, bo a apirite Miter af ye | enone IS—Arr Chatles, Jessen, Bangor (and ae are Amt aviNG a ee sere ioe vu | eae me SS ai as Hieison, Meena and Sraeenaecenae IBY | enon torch Ce Re