The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1863, Page 5

_ OAKEY HALL'S SPEECH AT SYRACUSE. WHERE GREELEY’S GROANING PLACE IS, HOW THE HERALD HAS SAVED THB COUNTRY. AN ABOLITION CAR OF JUGGERNAUT, &e., &e. &o, ‘The Mayor of Syracuse havwg introduced Mr. Hall to the largo meeting of the democracy at the City Hall, Uc- ‘tober 23, the latter began:—Sball I call you frieods’’’ Perhaps, if I should, the abolitionist in this city of Jer- ry Rescue would call you riotere. (Ironical laughter.) 1 ‘will call you fellow citizens, becanse it seems as if | was really in New York, The cannon outside reminds mo of ‘Captain Ryoders and the Park. Then our Mayor i# foud of presiding at political gatherings, and the faces bere- abouts have the look of a Cooper Institnte gathering. (A ‘voioe—" Bully for you.”) This again sounds natural; for ‘since our streets have been cleaned by him who will be ur noxt Mayor, the cry in New York is—Boole-y for us! WAY OAKEY BECAME 4 DEMOCRAT. ‘Three years ago I was last in Syracuse. 1 cme here te attend a convention to be!p along Lincoln! Last year * Fattended the Albany Convention to help upeet his poli- tical car, J am this year engaged in the same labor of Jove and duty. Why? Because my old republican associates have gone back upon all their abstract professions about free speech, {roe press, and resistance to executive ep. Groachments upon the constitution; and because the old issues have been captured by the original obscure element of abolitionism in the party— the stone which the -conservative builders rejected bas become the headstone of the corner; and because the politico economic class, who went in for ‘white labor against black have been overthrown at Wash- Angton. The foot of Chase is on the neck of Seward, ‘whom I still persevally love, and would therefore politi- eally avenge, and because conservatives have no chance of survivorship nor sphere of duty, except with the de. mocracy. Impracticable theorists have captured Lincoln. He atroggies with them as the brave Grecian strove with ‘tho syrens; but, unlike the hero, he succumbs. He yielded to the emancipation pressure,,to the contiscation ‘equeezes, to tho negro soldiery mili, and must shortly give ‘way to the new schemes of congressional abolition and the conversion of the South into territorial governments. Is there hope that he will respect the protest of bis Post: master General any more than ho respected that of him- self in the famous don mot of the bull against the comet? ‘These aggregations of new theories which complicate the Pure war issue must prolong the contest, initiate new guerilla warfare, intensify Southern hatred, weaken bor- Ger State loyalty, and roll up the debt to.an indefinite de- gree, Believing, therefore, that the democratic party, Jearning wisdom by local dofoats on side issues, must, in 1664, conduct this war toa grand ending (for wbeo ar- males are overthrown statesmanship must do its perfect ‘work)—convinced that the new Union party is merely ‘ove for a new Union and not the old one, I have cast my fortune with the democrats for the ensuing campaign. ‘THE KRA OF GOOD FEELING. ‘We all appreciate the era of good feeling from April 1861. to feptember, 1862. The democrats, with patriotic magoanimity,, sacrificed on the altar of country their ap- efent traditions, prejudices, sympatbies and suspicions, and cvory opportunity for logical recrimination, and they maofully acted with the war party. They raired sol diers, supplied money and withheld impatient criticism, ‘The administration made an honorable contract that in consideration of these things the war should be conducted om the Crittenden basis. In September, 1862, the con- tract was broken, with what unbappy efcct of encourag- tog the South and crippling the North we al) know. THE VOIR ROM KENTUCKY. ‘This is not @ partisan opinion. Already Governor Bramiette bis began to 1i(t bis potent voice against the ‘spread of social firebrands from al olition furnaces. Within the past two weeks l’reatice, of & » Louisville Journal, has thus written:— We (don't suppose, can't suppose, that there is the least @andt in t sof sensibe men that what are commor Kaown as the acminutration's radical measures, Fuch emancipation Dess. the Cunfiseation bill, ‘corpus, &c,, have exerted. beth & mest iniiappy iniuence tn regard to th veryhody: Seca ‘thin wan fan't determined. nit to, see it. Wold. WO heaven the administration bad braveiv poeens to the pring be yt it avowed, and upon which 1t acted fo the war began. ‘Such is the prayer of a loyal man, who stands between the two plagaes—of secession on the one band and abolt ‘thonism on the other—and bas suffered from both When, then, the administration javented these political issues, entirely discordant witn those presented by tho mere questions of physical Je gpl they cannot, in fairness, ac- cuse their opponents: barrassing the war with poli- tical ee Yet caer who couscientiously believe shene questions to be potent in destroying the constitu- tional jandmarks are told that unless they waive them ‘they are traitors. ‘THE SITUATION AT PRESENT. How do we stand one year after these firebrands be- gan’? Uncle Sam’s web ‘eet are indebted for protection to ‘whe sudden magnanimity of Engiand’s prime minister. ‘Time was when @ statesmavinke secretary of the Navy ‘woukl have welcomed (be rams on the ocean that he might ave invoked vew applause from the world in fighting re dels on land and privateers on the sea at one the same time. How is it with the military business? Whilst we were berieviog that Bragg wasa good dog but hold fast Rosecrans @ better, the summons for bis head comes from Richard the Thid-Haileck—Off with his bead! So much for bucking Abraham.’ As with the Kin **Hamlet,”’ it is Welcome dear Rosecravs and Gui! stern” when there was pressing Deed. When the vse is ‘over itis “Thanks Rosecrans ana gentle Guildenetern,” ‘tho endearing adjective jeans over to the new courtier, and with that supreme contempt of the people, which Haileck and Stanton profess, Mo explanation whatever bus been given for the removal,except in administration jeurnais, who charge the gallany hero with cating Seog ‘and falling asicep amid the roar of cannon, The Army of ‘the Potomac has beea performing its usual autumnal Vir- ginia quadriile. aren mae Lee and forward Meade. Pa- ancez Stuart and G partners by.taking priso pers Right and Tet 0 Washingtoon, Right hand across the Rapid Ann. All chassoz set to places at Centre- ville. Only lacking the democratic figure of hands all around to the music of the Union. True. a score of places risoned to the benefit of the black. True, many cities feta to the benefit of contractors. True, the Misrissipp! for the behoof of a Board of Trade. The debt at» trillion, aod another call for who waste at the rate of one thousand 4 day. And ne aye risa of the ee ee an pei ye A pe ha some of them wrong (Here speaker gloom | seweate extracts {rom the war column of the Independent, Octobe 22.) lalso may invoke the spirit of ley , if be bas got any spirit. GREELEY AND M8 GROANING PLACE, Before bringing bim out I will preface him with a story, rt certain New Eugland parson built back of his pulpit a riove room which he allowed no one to enter. It excited great curiosity apd scandal until et last he was compelled Lo teil the secret to bis deacons. He told them that as they kuew the coneregation was & poculiar one, and he could not always for policy's seke outburst his pent up feelings as he would wish so be had provided this retreat 10 groan ip during the eloging. Like the ;ezs0n, iv 0. Fi cane pulpit, @ peculiar audience zd pent up feelings cannot always groan in the Trivune with go he has provided a groaning place in the ag oy wherein be retires every week to re tof. this groaning piace he bemoans (October 22) the melancholy situation im the following extracts; — ‘Mat Unt ninte cherish more nape mem ot yp! pon ws imly eng? with regard to the ce 79 wot twenty milltonst" "ney vr) uy i Tai “ugd’ mechanical capectis, mor ore very ng sor i than’ the revels ha atributes te militar, fen how can we fail 9 tetends 1 would shewer if Py erie peat Inthe ‘ould hear nie, “you wert. hoary evel wan ler up bis property and te t the we ve tm! ions of refering ie eo ie ase ier sh wat bacon mich fan? trade dail’ ST oscar ae rid milsprogt wren hear that that vas ‘meres and Rraioga ip crowed is are immnisually ple Seana anedus eocal Unicatn? Greeley wante peace, doen he? And cual \s oleven dotiars a toa! Alas, poor . Three groans for Greeley,” AT THR HARALD HAS DONE TO RAVE THR COUNTRY. Prerent a remarkable contrast by your Wouist the ‘Tribune as a vocal Uojooist. has o of cheer, with intelligent and snarl. me criticlem, with menty comiums for horoic deeds and ferries denvneiaions of imbecile acta, with iodustrious siftings of conclusions )~ ous events at the seat of war and criminating selections from the war iiterstare of the period, the Henan bas, from tbe Fort Samter era to the lant retreat, nobly seur hded wo the President and our peo ple the bugle sounds of patriotic emsperation, The editor | nesds 99 private groaning place. He, unlike Greeiay and | myself, has no weed tor repentance. (Great lnughter.) 1 have long since pleated guiity to bad ee ‘and have bid contence susfeutet in consideration of future good behavior, But who will go security for Greeley? THE ANOLIOY CAR OF J0GGKRNAUT Im place of the old Ark of the Covenant of 1789, that fo jong contained the constitat.an, the abolition commit. tee (who havo Meeer# Lincoln and Chase in training for the next Presidential race) have bait a buge political NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER A 1863._TRIPLE SHEET. at O14 Saas and Breck for comes tbe ts tae aioe, apcient republicans tenged writing @ totter or making a speccb. Secresary of Se twanaary, ‘who jou tioneer—for Brougb, of coarse comes Stanton, who likens democratic voters vanq tusbed at the ballot Dox to rebels slain at Geutyeburg” Next cemes—but lengthen the catalogue. The rope of the machine wy aa with adherents than is the holiday rope of a Bowery corse, Others are embracing the neck of the beck 1, ali fondling it in the most approved style of Diandishment. The conservative republi- who think to stop the car are crushed. Nothing will arrest its progress but to block up the wheels with such bage pi'es of democratic ballots that tbe car will re- main a hietorical waruing 10 parties who vainly think they can sow @ politico-economic wind tm ube soil of shivery without reaping a disorganizing whirlwind of universal emancipation tout way indeed free the blacks. Dut not “secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves aad to our posterity.” (A laugh.) Don't laugh. 1 am con. tent (0 cry mes culpa, mea culpa, ‘THR PARTICAN TACTICS OF THE CAR CONDUCTORS. te tactics of the rope or wire pullers are exceedingly wer To call names like copperhead is cheaper than to it frightens the timid voter and alarms the proud. tactic borrowed fro: the old tory idea of Vote for the government if you would be respectabie.”” How well to intimidate tbe Northern joyal voter whem yeu are foing to next subjagate the Soutberp loyal eléctor by voting him into @ territory where be has so Presiden- ‘tal or Congressional franchise. ‘TRY PIN PRESIDENTIAL BOWLING. Another clever tactic is to bow! down all Presidential aspirants, | was once in @ bowling alley in which a man had gor spare” ontof a tenstrike. Yet he kept on bowling. He waa asked why. He said he wanted to knock the pins al! in the gutter. When he had done this be still bowled away. He was now asked why he didn’t stop, He rejoined he was now bowling away at the man so that he covidn’t set the pins up again. So with the admunistration bowlers, They koocked down Fremont, Butler, Ruell, &c., &c., outside pins, and thea began again. They then made a tep-strike in bowling down McClellan, but still kept bowling to get him in the gutter, He is there, if dirty abuse makes one! Apd now they are bowling away at the democratic peor ‘who sets up the Presidental ten pips. @oeaker referred at length to the bowling Seymour, and defended him from the attack: July riots.) INDISCRIM' NATE KESPONFINIIITY FOR THE RIOTS, But they say the democratic party are responsible for these riots, because the rieters were of that party, Suppose you grant it for the argument sake, Was the whole race of Protestants responsible for the Charles- town convent riot? Was the whole whig party responsi- blefor the Jerry Rescue riots in thia city? Was the ee ty pa bowed responsible for the Boston Burns riots fag the entire American responsible for the Philadelphia church burning? xis PHARM AICAL PATRIOTIEM. But, at any rate. what do you say to these indis: Date charges and recriminations. if such things emnbs If the admit ters patent for patr defend that patent. Patriotism is a Christian virtue. It does not foster social rancor, !t is long suffering, patient and forgiving. The fresident of the Administration Con- vention at Syracuse invoked a feeling of compromise and concilistion in making up the ticket, But is there no such feeling (not toward rebels—do not misunderstand me) to be observed toward Northern brethren? If | want my Jury to agree do I abuse it? The Northern jury who {s to ive verdict on this issue of secession is aboot half and if of democrauc and republican, Will the tatter balf get the former to agree by abuse? If every democratic yoter is B sympathizer with Jeff. Davis (they number about a milion in the free States) then the Richmond oligarchist is nearer bie triumph than Napoleon at last dates sup- pored, 18 THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DIBLOYAL? ‘This question is answered exultingly in the affirmative by reference to soldiers’ votes. Well, if furloughed gol- diers can pay for liberty by a vote, or privates for camp privileges and officers’ popularity by a ballot, then the exultation falls. If you begin to draw a distinction be- tween home vote army voto, how can it be otherwise than juat pride of caste will influence an army vote for bim who is deciured to be an army candidate. How Many schoolboys write letters in admiration of their waster, when the lotter corrects and seals the episties ? It is disloyal, because it criticises! But who invites the criticism? The mensures are either material or immn- teria). If the former, then it is right to discuss them. If the fatter, let them be withdrawn. Whatever in a free goveroment will mot bear discussion should not be ea- dured. Who made these partisan warriors of the stump or im the editorial chambers, or in the Cabinet, the keep- ers of their brotber’s patriotixm or ccnscience, or extima- tion of constitutional safeguards? When democrats coase to pay war taxes. when L4e is welcome to Penpsyivania and Morgan to Ohio. when New York city withholds her millions for defence; when Governors Seymour and Parker leaves the call for volunteers entirely to the dumb Andrew and the deaf Bhekingbam, then ray that the de- moeratic prrty ig disloyal, put not before. DUTY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, ‘The practical question for solution in the ballot box is, “Shall imvracticable theorists continue to manage affairs, or shall a trial be given to coo! headed, dispassionate con- servatives, who, reviled, revile aot again ’—snd who say Davie, ‘Thou shalt net destroy the Union,’ and w Lin- coln, ‘Thou sbalt not destroy the constitution.’ Who will appzove and obey all good laws, but disapprove of end wan all bad laws and agitate for their repeal, giv- ing by a weecence no foundation for your Forneys to claim, after an election, that the political as well as war measures of an administration have been by that acquiescence-argument entirely sustained’ It is the sword purty, with the olive branch on the hilt to grasp or not, but always tendered with the sword. It is not the party whose leaders bold a battle axe in one hand, sword jo the other and constantly vomit flery words. Nor the party who cleaves rebels with a forward stroke and simultaneously cleaves comrades behind with a back stroke. Itisthe party who claims that sectional pride must yield op both sides: the party who gees no advan. tage In exchagging ical oligarchy of New England leas for one of Southern domination—a party which is the traditional war party of the pest, whose leaders were fighting Engiand when the Lincolnite ene ere prating of peace in 1413—whose Polks and Marcys were winning laurels in Mexico when Lincolns and Dixes ‘were opporing the camraign of Scott with all the power of their influence and votes; the party who, during all thene dark agos of our civil war, presents. ibe light of conservatism as pious hands during an era of barbarism fed the sacred flame about the tomb at Jerusalem! THE DOCHLE AND SINGIE READED RAGLRS. The administration has made our eagle take a double head, like the bird of Austria. One is @ political the Other a war head. We are not to give food to the latter Wwitbout also pampering the other. Indeed, constructed as the bird is. we can ayy feed the war head without sustaining theotber. This is the ingenuity of the ad- ministration ornithology. rant again the old Ameri- can eagle. Driven from the Granite State, from the Con- necticut valley, from the El Dorado, from the Alleghanies, by this new double headed eagle, be has sought refuge in the State of New York, in one of his accustomed eyries among tho Hudson Highlands. Clouds are about his feet, but eternal sunshine settles on his bead. In his beak he bears tho time honored insignia—Unjon and Constitution! Shall he be driven from the Empire State? Let your sles. toral voices ring an indignant no on the ing 3d of November, a5 Brooklyn City Sews. Desrrccrion or 4 Sronenouse on AtLaxtic Dock BY Fine.—About four o'clock on Friday morning a fire broke ‘out in one of tise storehouses on the north pier of the At- lantic Dock, occupied by Mr. R. H. Lambier. It was of stone, three stories in height, and known as No. 23. The fire had evidently been kindled some time before it burst forth from the windows and became visible. The fire- men speedily reached the scene, but the flames had aire ady made such progress that they could not be sup- pressed. The adjoining buildings were, however, saved from injury. The contents, which were ail consumed, Consisted of seven thousand bushels of corn, six hundred and twenty-five bales of hops, twenty hogsheads of to- Dacco , large quantity of cotton and other goods seized by United States vessels on the Southern coamt. The pro porty was owned by different bebe and was monly jusured in New York and Brooklya offices. The lows on contents amounts to about $15,000, and on building $3,000. The fire is supposed to have been the result of acc) dent, Large Fire at North Anson, Me. Portianp, Me., Oct. 30, 1863. Ten buildings, including cight stores, opposite Brown's Rotel, in North Anson village, were burned last night. Fifteen thousand dollars worth of wood, belonging Mr. Churchill, was consumed. No insurance. Sr. Jommrn, Mo., Oct. 90, 1863. D. K. Abell, editor of the Tribune, waa arrested to day and sent to St. Louis. It ig supposed that he was arrested in consequence of Articles publisbed in the Tridane in violation of that part of Military Order No, 96 which relates to the utterance or pudlisbing of any word calculated to produce disaffec- tion or insubordination in the ranks of the militia, or Dring nwo contempt the military authority of the govern ment. The articles published by the Tribune wore de- famatory of the independent militia, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Satonpay, Oct. 31—6 P. M. Money is again in very active demand to-day, and everything offered is quickly taken at 7 per cent, which is the minimam for call loans. This being the last day for subscriptions to the 6-20 bonds with the fall May coupon, for which there is snch # rush, unusually large amounts are re- quired for investment in that quarter. Gold opened at 14534, a decline of % per cent, and was comparatively dull throughout the morn- ing. The payments of interest in gold to be made by the government on Monday, the military sue- cesses in the Southwest, and the confidence ex- hibited by the immense subscriptions to the national Joan, all exert an influence on the mar- ket. 146 was the price, from which it advanced, and was 14644 at the clowe. Exchange has been very dall since the sailing of the steamer to-day, and Bankers’ bills are quoted 160 car of Suggernm he binck yod of their idelatry, Tencom jouer writer of the orgies, heads rood@; then comes the Vice i. devt, Who Makes Clami 4 rH Dy pyeecbes—ob, bow we + Stocks took an upward tart | general coufiience ix wo great thie morn ng. T ns higher range of In the afternoon an advance took place, and | Prices that those who bave made up their minds to buy, seeing that the derangement of the money market is only likely to be temporary, were not disposed to let the opportunity slip of purchasing at the recent decline. Holders: also’ were not in- clined to sell, and the bears, doubtfal of any fur- ther decline, proceeded to cover their short sales, At the first board New York Central advanced 4, Erie %, Hudson River 144, Reading 124, Michigan Central 1, Southern guaranteed 234, Pittsburg 3)4, Galena %, Toledo 14, Prairie du Chien %, Fort Wayne 134, Alton and Terre Haute 1, Nosth- western 1, Chicago and Alton 6, Canton % and Cumberland 14; Central American Transit, after selling at 20, recovered to 26. Between the boards the market was steady, At the second board prices were again higher. New York Central fur- ther advanced %, Erie 4%, Hudson River % and Illinois Central 4%. At the four P.M. eall the mar- ket was not quite so firm, and the following are the closing quotations of the pdhoeA5Ny Us 6's,81,reg 108 &@ — Reading 137 » Bedi US 6's,’81,000 109 a — Mich Central...128 US 6'6781,c,c1. 110 @ 21036 Mich So & N Ia 87 : ix US6's,lyc,intg 101% 9 102 Guaranteed... .163 14 US6'* Lycinte. 99 99', I Cent scrip. ‘19583 tis Clov & Patts,..118%4 Ga cheng a & Toledo 11936 & Chick Rk LRRD 6 & 11 Mil & P duCh. 703, Pitte PWACDi. “7 wx Alt & T. Pee: a Chic & NW ai Hudson Riv. 134% 0 135 Chic & Alton. sxe 88 Hariom....... 0%; The semi-annual dividend of the Westchester County Bank is 3% per cent, payable on and after November 2. The Chicago and Northwestern Rail- road Company will pay, on presentation at their of- five, No. 8 Wall street, the new coupons due on their funded coupon bonds. The coupons due Novem- ber 1 on the mortgage bonds of the Indianapolis and Madison Railroad will be paid at No, 35 Pearl street. The Nassau Bank has declared 4 semi- annual dividend of 3%4 per cent, free of govern- ment tax, payable November 10. The half yearly interest due on the Jat November next on the In- diana six per cent war loan will be paid at the agency of that State in this city. The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad earned for the third week’in Oetober $9,321 25, giving an increase over last year of $2,496. Messrs. Fiske & Hatch report their receipts to- day for 5-20 bonds at $2,500,000. The following gentlemen were on Thursday elected directors of the Union Pacific Railroad:— Wm. B. Ogden, George Opdyke, John A. Dix, Thayer, C. ‘8. Bushnell, T. C. Durant, J. V. L. Pruyn, George T. M. Davis, E. W. Dunham, Pick- ering Clark, C. A. Lambard, E. T. H. Gibson, Charles Tuttle, J. D. F. Lanier, A.G. Jefome, A. A. Low, E. Cook, J. Edgar Thompson, A. Belmont, George Griswold, John F. Tracy, L. Clark, J. EF. Henry, Judge E. H. Rosekrans, H. V. Poor, H. 8. McComb, Augustus Kountre, 8. C. Pomeroy, J. J. Blair, G. H. Scranton. The Board of Directors, convened at the office of the company on the 30th inst., elected the following officers:—General John A. Dix, President; Thos. C. Durant, Vice Presi- dent; John J. Cisco, Treasurer; H. V. Poor, Se cretary. Stock beats: eae fe Sarvnpar, oats 81, 1863. hs Hi a 20000 US6's,1y ¢ bew 1000 Virginia 6 85000 Ohio & Mrs cer 5000 Hudson 3d mig 10000 Chick NW 2d m 2000 Tolk Wablm ex 2000 Cleve&Tol 8 fb 8000 Mich So 2d m.. 10000 renee oo pebeytite $000 Misssehio iandge S000AtIantiCkGWIm ican gold 1 00 300 10N 300 00, 00 100 400 200 4 blo 114% 500 Erie Hitec jeve & Tol RRe bs 500 do... ... 0B 119 300 itoo do. b3 120 0 60 MIKPduChiew RR 71 400 200 Pitts, FLW ACHI, BONY 200 do 100 40... .20-2s BOM 60 do. 300 do vid 90 om do. 1500 do.. 200 do. 100 do wx 200 do. 200 AILAT Haute RR 66 100 Erie KR pref... 100 do .b60 67 10 = do. cu eNw RR... 46% 200 do do.. 600 Hudson ita do 46 5 do. do..... DIO 4715 200 do. bo0 chi A Alton RR. 8% 100 do. 100 do vs BOM 100 do. 300 do 86 800 Harlem 500 do pia * 200 do. 200 Chi & Alton pref. 94 1000 = do 60 Mar kO4n lat pret 10 1000 do oe 200 Miss & MORR.... 42 SECOND BOARD. $15000 800 she Roading RR.. 12734 10000 = ome Con RR 1 10000 a 128% 1000 foo Mich #1 1 it et 12000 200 vaeeeree OTM 20000, 100 ahs © 100 164 260 Cumb Coal pref.. 373 100 11 (ea hit scrip. 126% 400 NY Cootral RR. 137% 800 doves se 146 100 do. 510 134 2600 Cleve & Pitis RR 118 100 Alt & TH RR DEO 67 500 do.....-D10 116 400 Erie RR........, 109% 800 done, 1 800 600 Ov... cee 16 100 500 do Me 200 700 Chic & Re TRR,. 103 100 200 Cleve & Tol BR. 11935 400 100 Putte, F W & Chto oN 400 600 600 pe ote jea at Publite Board. ome OCLC rom b 100 she Mich SoRR.D3 8774 19000 do... 400 Iii Cen verip, ..b3 126) mo Ot. 100 40.64.54, 1B 0000 do... 100 Clev & PitteRR.b3 Lid sy abs NY cd de +. Hay uaesateetij seezeses 200 rr 400 oo 209 Comb Coal bo 00 THA ALKE.. if H | | { Monday ment (tomorn 100 Keading bein do. bs 88% 160 Michigan Central. 127% do pid 9 ae 300 (en 40m Tran to. 7) Fel oni, 3 100 Det & . Oe 630 178. 200 Pens Coa) #30 168 60 5 % 180 ao bs 168)¢ 400 Mi Cer trai serip 12545 100 Quicksilver My Co 67 160 do +03 1203, 200 do.......03 67 900 Cleve & Pitts... 119° 100 do v3 OT 100 C3 3 200 Mariposa M10 62 200 (000 Mies & Mo lg bd, 67 100 Gal & Chicago. 03 134 SHIPPING NEWS. POO! Call at Que@antowh, cep call at Londonderry sicumers for or from the Continent, call at Bouthumpton. FROM BUROPE. Lawe in City of Washingion, verbo! Bohemian Liverpoor. Mec coce ccc cee sre l¥OrDOO!, Kangaroo. Liverpoor Tevionia.....2//).., Southampton, New York FoR Gaiway Liverpool Bremen + Lavervool Laverpoo! Germania Nova Beotian, Acrintic Tiverpook Liverpool FOR CALI ount a Mon +e Nor Nov 3... Aspinwall ‘Sai Northern Ocean Queen Jew Tere, ...45+.0..Nov HAVANA, NASSAU, N. P., KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW ORLEANS. Fou Nassau anp Havava—Stenmebip Corsica, from New York Nov 9 RPECIAL NOTICR. Alt Liters med packages iatevted for the New Yoru Hrratp ohould te sealed. A1MARAC FOR HRW YORE—TEI8 P. seve O29] MOON RISER... 4:90 | wian waten Port of New York, October 31, 1863. CG. FAKED. Lip eed Hamers ¢ =) Schwensen, Southampion morn 951 oun nage. eve 12:10 tar, Spariaey, Havana and New Or. Jeans—James A Ravn. piicamenip Belle Vernon (Br), Randall, Nassay—C C Dun. Co Steamatip Perit, Delanoy, New Orleans—Spofford, Tiles om & Co. Suse! ship Chesapeaxe, Willetts, Portland—H B Crom- well & Co, Ship Dione. Fales, Baltimore—Snow & Burgess. Rark Voluntaa (Aus), Randich, Qork—Raetjer & DeVertn. ahr Jane Spear (Br), Scott, Londonderry—W & A Nel- lark Marie (Rwed), Heliburg, Montevideo and Buenos Incke & Wendt. Leoa. BaltimoreC B Pessea ten, (Bri, Sharkford, Para—Burdeit & Everett, E Foley, St Thomas—G F Veniston ne (Br), Dalrymple, Demarara—J F Whit- i Goamen, Talbot. Boston—Simpron & Clapp. A Ls Tilley (Br), Mcintosh, Hingston, Ja-P I Revios ry Schr Jeasie Banfeld (Br), Mitchel, Kingston, Ja—Geo F Bulley. Schr Amtelope (Br). Patterson, Mayacier, Blar of the Bea (Br), Tower, Amherst, NS— 4 Frye Sehr J & Weldin, Springsted, Beaufort—Murray & Nepnew, Sehr J B Lawrencn, Tooker, Norfoik—Sherman Bros, eS Dummer, Jr, Chambers, Fortress Monroe—B C jer & Co, br c Coles, Halee, York River—F J Campbeil. he Haze Dawson: Alevandrie—L Kenny. Rebr H Marti: very. Alexandria—Merrili & Abbott. Sehr Win W Marcy, Rigvins, Alexandria—Van Brunt & SEN H Radger, Wileor, Georretown—I. Kenny Kehr Avon. Fulkenburg Waabingon—B © Wheeler chr J M Baylia, Thompson, Washington—Van Bront & fi oer FA Anderson, Cranmer, Washington—Van Bront & Bag! rH James T Boyd, Roberts, Washington—Van Brunt & Schr B Arcnlarins. Jackson, Baltimore—J V Hay Hand. Bohr by A Orentt, Rutier, Baltimere—Morrill & Ab! SebrR H Daly, Sauaders, Philade poin--Benitley, | ‘Smith avo. Schr Enterprise, Greene, Philadelphiv—Bentley, Smith & Schr Eleanor T, Facemiae, Wilmington, Dei—Bal fa Dayton, or 8 Be M Hall phi se Hone =3'2 Bart Duncan, ron. $e inlam Stamniu dc K ack ekt & Bon. garter Bien Val Hantord ton as Bios Koseuth. Hasden, Barton iH 8 askeut & Bon, Bleamer Octorara, MeLangniin. Raltimore, Steamer Curlew, Parrish, Baltimore. ARRIVED Steamsbip Bolivar (Br. of Liverpool), Kiditle, Vera Cruz, Onin with ins egngere. 10, Probes ‘wun ac Deleware, saw Br brig Cet 24, at 20th, at | PM, with mdse and Had strong NE gales up to Cape ‘Bteamehip George Wasnington, y ty 4 Orieane. Ort inst. 20 miles B of th Southern Keile. for Ns Steamship Corsica Ravan: cy aes pnd passe | ‘romwell & Co. FoF of Toit senna, a Baar, Point, bound 5 2 Ortigas WNW 1B miles. ateamablp Cont nental. " Bd i Giteaus with a echr in tow, Ume. marcas hence for New Orieans, Thea W Ww winds the eetirs had sarong > hy paasace US transpory), oedeg Port Roya’, et 27 aig inners mails, &e. to U B Bay passed brig Sea santa In (The Aarr vight the, rar Sound fa of 30a.) Steamship ny of Richmond (U # transport), kelly. Fortress. Monroe 40 hours, to U B Quartermaster, I» bound to New Haven, Alenmabip City of Bath (U 8 transport), ears, Aleran, by 47 how: U 8 Quartermaster. At the mouth of the ‘saw steamer Chaat bound up. nie Biieavath (Re ot Lawton on with iron de, to G & JK Mary Louisa (of Brookhaven AN 12, Bt elena Sept LS, will cotto Nesple, Greenock coe, Han neck x tea, Ac. to Harber 1, of New York. « ted of Peamenay, died ira (Beef Haiifan), Reed, Cediz tf Halifax Oct 26, with wine, to Miles & Hrgdion. lat 4027, lon 69°90, spoke bark Nubia, Kay, from ( ‘edi for on ‘Cora (Pr), Ivetot, Martinique, 26 days, with sugar, to rt Bark Prane (Fr), Nicolas, Martinique, 29 days, with sugar, DeRbam to Bark je (Fr), Bourdet, St Martins, 21 days, in bal- last, to eae i 3 7 Kerk H Le yo Lockwood, New Orleans, 35 dare, ey Leong to HD Brookman & Co, Had strong NE paces fe entire [asaage. rig Pato item (Mor), Rwensen, Leuhorn, $4 days, with mise, lo Fabbricott) B. rie A 0 Are aid ‘hry. ie Lingan, OB, 6 days, i, to jt 0. wire ie furs altar, 236 daye, with fsb, to pid (Br), oy wi rheht rig Albatross (Br). Bention, Hillsboro, NB, 4 days, with Plaster. to P| Nevihe & So ‘Beh 28 day epoobiaes itr of Nasean). Prerce, Ruatan Inland, with escounuita, to Jas Dowsians, lad very heavy lost figurehead. Be tn 1 Solferine (Br). ‘Aux Gaye with loge woods to Brett, Som k Co ni finte N of Mattaras, xin tne, at 30, low 75.40, spoke sche te a ‘iarburg. hease for in (Br), Meher, Charlottetown, PRI, W days, oni. tg Ser oe Je, Bhulee, NS, 6daye, with spare, to Poh entworth Burgess, Windsor, NB, 6 days, with most of pasrage; F8 ge » Thomaston, 3 daye. Giouceeter. ae, Ninith, Rosion, 3 day. @. Howland, igh. Pali River. Hearse, . Hitzard Wart oe. SG Raidein, Heyooin Miad wee Queen rt 8 . Washington, teamer hince (Um transpo Whours be battens. to U S Quartermasier Ph acelrh a yatoek, Dra mn a ey, Ppulipe ep iledelphi® jomfior re name ra Piladeipno er oh. Ohariea, Phi Kogaiew, MeDermott, Pim or Minnie, Cheatney. Pbiledeiphia er EB Timons, Whivrg. Puudadelphia. BELOW. Bark year © Porter, from New Orieane. Santiago (Brem). from Port au |utt, ‘Also one brig, wok nown SATLED. D = Siaamer Melville; shire G ‘arrier Dove Ar noid | barks Coluber, Daron, Heary; brig Be myn! ‘America, City of New York, reo Morning Star, Roanoke. Belle Vernos, Fert, Chesapeat Wind ot sunset SW, light on, walled yesterday for Panama and (alifornis Sreamente Crry or New ¥ lerday for Queenstown Preamsniy Hammonts, Capt Behwensen for Southampton and Hamburg Sreamsmir Mecvitis, Capt Ellis, mailed om Friday for Havana Sreamenir Roasoxr, Cat Drew, sailed yerterday for Havana Areamnnie Mowine S7an, Capt Courtenay, maled yexter day for Havana and New Orienn Sreawemir Nevin Vercon, (apt Randal, a led peatercey for Masanu, ¥P. ‘apt Kennedy, sailed yom mle’ peetercay ‘ay! Delanoy, sacled yemendny for New Ling—The Long Iviand found « Pearly ail changed their hours ) o'eoek bo meee { devertere On gad ater boateot the Pau River ine the aflernoon, iomtead of 6. p Gee Wee oe { papers tn Ont Smale, 8 ve from New Orienns, for very full lew Inclosive, The GW brings (Rrer. many paemenge rm ant Wace SWE Worth, of lee ‘ ay Biny 4 Bal devs, waste freum Row Bestond Ort 13. 12 604 bad taken $5 bbis rm oll Bhe was ‘at $40,000, whieb is Tully covered! by in ‘ay rived at this port on Base Bi. enoek. being one of Sepray morein. the quickest passaces on record from thas port Banx Parpenicn Bruwixe (foreign) Ingsed. dismasted, cabin stove and bate: Ores, int 46, lon 38), by ship Macaulay, at ‘ain from Liverpool, Be Bank Inpian Bette, A2, 417 tonw, bullt at Bluebii) in . baw been sod at $12.01), Bane Fiver Wine, AZ, 518 tons, built at Trinity Bay, Ni’, | in TS57, haw been sold at $19,00) Bauk LD Cauyen, A2, 443 tons, built at Rockland tn 1895, \¢ id at $13,000, ued, with outfits, ndoned. watre Jb passed woh m Petu, fir Romton. before re- chet. wenliennene during a severe men ‘They ail AM to two boats: soon after the minal) boat, containing three men. fe in 4 heavy new. The men were rescued and taken in long Mont ¥ then went hack under the lao ef the vessel, bey remained wut! daylight, when they avain atarted Ther escape ore, whch wax reached about) PM. . Fae n beat tow Lerrice wen ome of water, about ten miles Senn Impex, (of Surr t New Belford Oct is NE of Cape Cod, pring alenk, vine, wth Feachin’ Ni arrived im port with two water on ber deen eux Suoorixa AtAK, from Calais for Washingto put into Hampion Road ‘ S10 ate. wiod bow Dunvant Awe: v. qhiel was onpalned near He nity of Lio-k Talan Cover the Veusel. ae it supposed she nan ; Boor Riven Benyr. of Engex, Ot barthen. 5 ve old. hun been sold Lo parties in Fall River for pont $I and will be commanded by Capt Edw Anthony, of that city Sreawen Evemsnp Paraen, about 0 raat nat rity ther with ber manhinery. hae heen bulil ta the most substantial manner for the to Dosinene. will hall from Providence, aud be commanded by Onpt Pow lor. Lavxenxn—Two new achrs of 38) tons each were launched from tie abivyard of Vaughan & Fisher, Philadelphia. on Thursday, 2vtb. They are iptended for the com) and const ing trade, At Newboryport, 27th, from the yard of Fhen Manson. ape abip of 1000 tons, owned by George Griswold, of ef NX: Acna. 24th, from the yard of Dennett Weymouth, by Thomas N Ayer her bulider, « fine staunch ahip of 666 tore, bamed Aunie, owned by Capt Moses Chase; Mr Ayer, and others, Whalemen, Schr Rainbow, Patterson, arr at Nantucket Oct 25, from the Shoals. clean Brig Exchol, atone am eld at Ralern 20th, for ad and Bouth Atlante ¢ Buin J 38 we ean Tapia ic *p, 4. afiee mB, was spoken Hevt 23, lat 40 13 N, ion 00 varuold * Bartiett. was spoken Oct 6, lat 41, ton show! Aship seen Oct 20, lat 42 2), 1 An Am ship showin te signal white with red ball, was sigoaiized Oct 11, . Fore Axsren, Aug 13—Passed by, ships Cromwell, Crocker, from og Manimain; 14th, Mary Glover, Hughes, Bun: Oct ioe in port Be snip Lancaster, #mith, for ; Brechr Firm, Wiley, for Boston last of the ‘Cares, Oct 2—1y Br brig H & Heyne, for NYork Br scbr Fanny, for do 10 a 8 days OF (Uoderape Oct loin port bark Peiegraph, Giller, for New barks Ceres, pence, from une; Likeie Boxes, Dizer, trom do. for Africa, Sept 10--1a port bark avola. Kelley, for Cre Verd Wwanie Dun. to Athy lag for Boston Toxa Ko 27—In port ships Derby. Owen. for San Frapeiero: . Cheever, from fre th, vine: Prepinen: Roberts fram, Banghok, er Wrb, doy Liverpool Poke Prenmen’ and Kingman, Wille, for Shang Whitridge. Greevy, fur Bankok: Nor Wester, Or Wharmpoay Samuel Files neo HB Forber, Biardy K. Wi Mba’ from siacaperer arr’ 1 Carroll: Ly.e moon. Husway, i Nestor, © Gutman, for Shanghre, ‘ker, for go S.ship Fanny Pera, Gorden, Maceo. © G Trier, Co per ON tan pire barked W Andrews, Mardy. vr trade, Chase and Lining Adee. (Br), Ticuwn, stor RY ork, Alma’ (Br), Harrison, for Waltimore Herriman, Herriman, Avge Hons, Brow Mave 'shoore, tor tat Toya, for wale; Leroy. John: une. Teets port brie Afton (Br), Wood. for Hiowton 2 Son t tche Witeh, Wave, Graves, for do next day Liven oo. i lor steamehil _ Ta ‘iver. 17th, outward bound, ship Garibeld!, Emery, for N¥. “Lompon, Oct 17—In port = Patrick Henry, Robinson, sg, iYork Ire ged others. a Wier: 2000, cbr JW aliey. Nores, do arr 14th, une, bare 16th, do; Bertha, Amanda, ein. Borneo, u pusranzan Oct 16-614 brig Martha Warhingtoo, Leland. Tu port Oet 22, barks Ocean Home (ir), Welden. tv York: Washiogion Butcher, Coll. om une Simpson, for New York, Swordtian ( Knigh Portland, John Chrystal Phifacelp! 49, Rotranpaw, Ont 15—Tn for New York: Roland (Brem), Wirke, and Jouan ™ (Pros), bye for do, tarky Bianche he ttle F Wheeler, Tarr, te; Georgia, “iseait, rt ships Kehiller (iirem), Rabre, 18 Ruimeon. for stor Bombay , ond jor Boston abt aivo. an Taian wb. Bld Bb, bark Lemuel, Bordett, tor Swaxanar, Aug 2)—In port abipe Geor fume deans, Reed, for co Bir vr Bevoon' tor treteht uarrett; Philip 1. Owk man, and Sepia. Jai Sid Ang 13 bark Oneraha, Gol, Konacawa; 10h, ebip 8) lan Green wan, Webber, Hong Keng. etme Sa th. nt sate De ship Geo Lee Re wie id it Dawes, from © tid Gav a aiiinrey from Bhanghan, arr I onal her shige, Trop. hea, Trop fn (uetor derer Vorves, \ York; b. load Wo reture therine. Foster, for Rangoon and od Rancovn, orb me, fare reported sid Ay Hept f, Alarta, ft por Rept & shins pack: Rothven, Williams, for Shanghar, Ramae) Apnisten Omgood, and Benares, Hiaekiey, bid up; bark Koeset, Frew man, one Rept IB—In yor Hos for NYork nent ebare the marder Of the ma’ vefore 4 by the Ure #r tli Arr ship York. Yen Cre, Oct 17—No Aim vessel in port frith Tnagee Ns Pet Be om (not eer) bark Note 4 mer TI Hi, Wheiden Phi aieiphie 1 went owe Berke haw ¥ Aud brig Howwn sare’, but anchored the outward bound, before reporind # Mt. Boerinae, Maen, Lisk NYork 0 7 Joie Antolnetia Jam Khooe a Kew. Person. BANGOR, Oot 2—6 Hove yinan, ague Yors Frew, do, ULOUCESTER, Oct Po Are why DO(eple (Me), Pere | bore, NH for BYork. Aubert, Heaton, Machine for da. C sinte Portes fateh. Cn | HOLMP® MOL oy, and Mae DK Arey f Calas Arelites ant Harriet (Br). tw sehen Orean Taser 0, On cs tei Ww tance. Mary Fieve | Here THF Me Green, Ae Revenue A ane ditt Ary price einem torrie B gover Sitadeitinie Me bet Br) One Phiiptetpes vie Age, from NYore bork Wenn, Saunders, New York; Mary ©. Marriner, Y 4 Hain) ; nd, Trenton, , Cros’ Eastport, KM Price, Kely, Bom j Bou'ne, Thacher G Me! man, Bangor; Kachel Seaman, Resinan, Borden, Wrightington, Fail River, Star, Ha ex total 3 Maria Jan Providenc Ke Fulton, Be tou; Geor Bangers CB; dan Autinio brigs Trondelen, clone, W ‘ADDON, Bagiford Pe ' tony Lavell, Bost Ad, rowa, Providence. Lewes, Del, Oct 23—Tne wind hard fron the northward £ cand, Bw ») Jovepa Porter, Bur which hem been blowing a'r yt aohee 6 wnt Deering, Quicksteo, ter “hate! ne, Frane ide, J Moore, Or jay, for Nit Wrsoet Sohn Por Mary Elen, for New rrtnans EP Lowe, tap Hagsiona: Xara Haittaorw fir NYork : A Gould it Delaware. Carl f ode \Dbla, olen, Clea Mail, for Ra'e ms Rearse, ISCO, Oct W—Arr abipe Princess rant, Fretus, Basten, ete oe ee ee oo ee RE SiLP YEN Te. } OF AL MATL ST SBT ” FOR LIVER TIA sander tah inate npany a wharf and u board. 1 AOR LIVERPOOL, —OLIerEt Site victor’ NOW hn the aves anim aw mney ve Mond ay at GAM ou pee No. we take pes tencare aboard Apply a PM. DRANK ST 4 hat ‘ON KT 1 Jobr e Th whip was built at thorough manner, In water tight section jo root nos mmndaty Gs Por freight pa ADERICAN W yet mA ©0., Be Twelfth Page. 6 Vine atreet. For Other Shipping Ke LOAN OFFICES, TTT, FAWNBROKERS TICKETS WANTED FOR DIAMONDE, ron BATON ror ELE Wi at, BILKS Ac, ae i gi 7 bi mare than ean be ob tained at any other piace fm tnly city for Tishets of the above atm, aruicles; those Who have any to sell come and prove the truth of this, by calitog at 77 Bleecker street. up stare T 1 GRAND STREET. TWO DOOKS WET OF Broadway, Money We Jewelry, Plate, Dry Gi Geneription, or boweht and tt Auctioneer and Broker, VERY HIGH PRICK PAID FOR RUPE A‘ fine Diamonds, India carnel's hair Biaw ¥.ne Pearle wasted, Odien leurs oniy W. PLUMB, Dianond Broker, T 212 BROADWAY—LIPENAL ADY on Diamonds, Wawhes, elry, Ae. high ac. a homeht and mde hus Kn 1 Rie petvaie rocene, or BARRINGER, 412 Broad M ‘ONEY TO LEN y, Sliver, Dry ¥ 118. up mtaire ON DIAMONDS, WATOITES, JBW ooo rence) Wreperty of wit t any inn a Lee Private office entrance bs! HW. WARSAUD NEW PUELIC ATIONS. A THE NEW BOOKS AND “aud VRESI BTATION NEY PHOTOGRAPH AL. BoA ot A TURNBULL 8. Sip Ber rip ar. wig Third avenue, {nt away ney wun ente FP YOU WANT TO ia of Manhood aad wor read Metical Common Sem people ant te wok fore BINOLATE Te n a Ee KB. No. | Vesey street, uf of the 1% Lrontway, N. ¥ te thro oi /RIOUS HOOK /HIOUR ric of the awe, with Mitty i salod oo or, New Yorr receipt of 35 ae) ‘art by mail panne Address T. W. Mtrong, Pub iaber, 9 co Frevipt of the Nassau etre A FURNITURE, FURNITURE ihe at WORTIL OF PUMNITURE, Aimed vv4 AND RETAIL, ¥ A TAYLON, than any o(ber estab Coral OOD PARLOK AND CHAMHER FURNITURE, Leipine and MANOGANY, WATT" 4 AN UMNITURE OF FV EME b All goods weitanted 08 rej resented TA3pso HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE POR MAL At 1 eoxersd ta rich Premsh zi RIPTION, rf and walrgany Mattresses, F Mronve Clark T not Kingere, Kutetour Kouney Blavth vireet, between’ Fifth and Mists evewoes THY MILITARY, NY NUMBER OF BCDST/TOTES FURNISHED FOR tren Breokl) recta! em fe jew York ae Foot ant Bieverth 4 t Weatenesier, far to JAMER LF WuGittion ang M arryiown, Went A, MINTHI tOMVANY Heats no bere nth ’ “ny tthe rel KO, Capate Avewet HM OD MN WoorreD rom A rE ¢ on beget oA $880. ct 4 : ewe, Jermey Cuy BS, JK WELKY, &O, I TAMOND KINGR—TWENTY FUNK, THIRTY THIRTY . ditty bee, seventy b1e. elhiy Ove pe hundred. t + fey, O46 eh aed seven red 4 7 GWKOK ©. ALLES, 15 Brat way, one deme below Conal eireet Sak KINGH AND PINK NEW (three, fre nnd eight dolare o GRORGK OC. ALLEN, 115 Brwteay pal eireet Ne NOW BTL ten, torive rn « rants to rue Omime Cane! ere ch @ * tule b ond way vas ove bean Mit BRACELETS KEW STYLE are one [LER BUTTONS apy ATUDE<O8 8 THO ABD gras F Varcuss Mf DP rt - aera t---7 tr ALLEN. (1 Browiwey, one LOST AND FUUND. { ORTHO THE PyTy ULTING IN 4 below Barnes More - wy i A there! reward - 0 Be, Girting, 26 Wertew Lots & A Vimaeot ma ware Se'pesie Wine UMnRY LOA be ANEW BLACK FILE ecwree Fen reel eed Tue t wiiabiy re ereet or al Mi Raw ORT -BATURDAT 4 Pastte Bonk, & nine nah he OCTOPER VIN OR NTam THM Pertevnat. comiaining eundry pmo STR AMDUATS. TOK FAREAKIA “78 AURORA poet Gaity (#ithont Cements * wrath, Tewnarn, thaw fewe’ Pe Veverevew, Gresey Folst amt Ver Meee : Ri ayD ENe ror Ae RIC OW Petree