The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1863, Page 5

NN NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1863. ran forward; I heard . nothing like the nissing of think it jarred the whole vessel we Oe i 5 Sones to the end of the galean af inte. i turned back rapidly; wi stateroom =I _ har @ hall, found it closed, and sup} ; as T passed ‘owards the stairway saw @ steam or sm ke o ming from below, and as | ap the siairway 1 saw a man coming up stairs who stated there were some people killed, in reply to a quea- ‘tion from me; be said ue hd stumbled over one or two Dodies; T then returned, and saw a lady who seemed to De fuintigy and desired ‘ler, about this time one or two of the ded persons came up into the hall; one of thom loing loudly and groaning badly; bes hands and eck seomed like flesh that was boiled; faaw ¢he same Person on the barge afterwards, and I’ inferred from remark | heard that he belonged to the boat; | went out on the hurricane deck, and nearly all the’ passengers athered out there: the iadies were remarkably quiet, ‘Dut tho groans of the wounded men were borribie soc eb; Tsaw no one attempt to jump off the boat; a g asked me to take charge of a young lady; bot re this 1 looked for tome boat or moans of ry ‘while { was in the hail it had been stated that the ‘was on fire; there was a great ory to get life. proservers Tattompted to open some of the berths by Idlekiny to see if there wore any persons within, when I went out! weat ind the #larboard Fide, but saw no evidence of lire; T looked for boats; | sw. at ten or twenty rods distance, & Gailboat loaded with lumber meking towards us; It sheer ed away after Lie Hrewroka out; 1 saw boat lights in the distance some way olf. very soon after L saw x biaze Be Jecting out trom the side. the Newton, I think, bai at this Lime: one or (wo persons holtosed justily rie jelp; 800n we Saw the lighis uf approaching vessels; they along under our siern; I got over the rope guard to lower guard and reached the ladies into one of the barges; one of the ladies in her excitemont threw a child down on the barge. some filtoen feet; we were ail groatly excited and we could ovt measure time accurately; the first evidence I saw of fire was a reilection on the “schooner loafed with lumber; all the jassengers ton the barge: tho ‘fire gave sufficient to see everybody on board the Newton; the officers seemod to be vigilant and active; I have ‘deem accustomed to travel on the Newton; saw nothiog ~anusual up t the time of the explosion; I have not since -Beon the two boys I mentioned beforo; I came up to Yonkers on the barge; | spoke of tho boys avd inquired after them, but got no intelligence of them, the Newton ‘was vory quickly emptied; | know nothing respecting ‘the cause of tho disuster; it was perfectly incomprehen- gible to me; [think the boifer burst near the bottom, Grove out the coal and burst the guard; the officers dis- charged their duty very faithful; TRSTIMONY OF ANOTHER PASSENG! Mr. Robt. S, Cushman was neat examined, and tostl- fied :—I reside in Albany; am a merchant; was on board the Nowton, as passengor, on the Sth inst.; 1 was moments on the main deck the explosion; ‘the engine, (owhich my attentifn was called by iiotioing @ boy attending it; he waa one of the scalded, and his gga rye Perine; I was sitting in the stateroom earietrs opposite my room when the accident I supposed {t was a heavy blow; it was a deadoned, smothered sound, followed by & crash which led me to suppose it resalted from something very Serious; it jarred the vessel very much; I jumped from my obair and rushed outside; I found the meu and ladies in a dreadful state of excitement; the boat was lurched vover on the larboard side; 1 passed around outside, dis no fire; returned to the stateroom hall, saw ono -Of tho wounded men sitting inachair in dreadful agony oar the door; be was a large, stout man; | afterwarcs Baw him on the propeller, I next went tn pursuit of somo- @hing to alieviate the man’s suffering; I have heard and ‘Know nothing as to the cause of the explosion; no com- ‘plaints were made as to the conduct of the officers; I was eo troubled much as to the danger of sinking, but when ‘I saw firo, it shook me up a littio, I tried both be’ore— ‘iasentor): I got over the side of the vessel on one of poats which came to our relief, and I thanked God 1 {got there, (Laughter). bas Joho H. Vernam, a merchant of Albany, who was a par yr on board the Newton, was next examined, and testified substantially the samo as the foregoing witness Mr. Wm. H. Coldgrove, cierk of the Newton, was the Dext witness. He testiled that be had disposed of @ighty nine tickets up to the time of the explosion; there ‘wore about one hundred aud twenty passengers on board; ‘tbe freight was light; was below at supper when the ex- wplosion occurred; have beard the testimony of the wit- ‘messes and concur generally in what they have stated, it ‘was the starboard pojler that exploded; I saw tho boller at ten minutes before seven o'clock in the ovening; there was nothing unusual about the boat that attracted my at- tention; never heard of anything being wrong with the boilers; they were repaired once ina while; I paid the ills once month for. gopntcs to the boilors, engines and ali the iron work of thi sel. At this stage of the proceedings the investigation was til ten o'clock this morning, whea the chiof jinees of the Newton wili be examined, aud other im- portant testimony will be taken. aa & 3 Trial Trip of the Cutter Flora, eeThe United States revenue cutter Flora went on atrial tripyouterday, having on board Collector Barney, Mr. Btillwall, Inspector of Supplies and Repairs Of the reve- ‘ue marine; Captain McGowan, Lieutenant Fenger, Chief Eugineor Douglass thers. She left from the foot of Eightoonth street, North river, at haif-past ten o'clock, ‘and procecded up the river as far as Yonkers, giving the party on board an opportunity of witnessing the wreck of the fil-fated steamer Isaac Newto1 The spoed of the Flora was between sevonteen and cighteon miles per our, running on casy steam. ‘The Flora was built to run from this city to Fort Lee, WN. J,, and she subsequently plied to Staten Island. In ‘the winter of 1861 she was rurchased by the Treasury it, and sent to Port Royal, under the vommand “of Lieutenant Fenger, of the revenue marine, and under ‘his chargo she penetrate the small rivers and creeks from Charleston to Savannah, and collected several hun red thousand dollars worth of contraband cotton ‘and other produce. In the summer of 1862 she was ‘transferred to the War Department, and:placed under the of General S1xtoh, Military Governor of South , who kept hor at work night and day carrying ¢roops and.supplies for the Quartermaster’s Department at Hilton Head. Last March a stirvey wee beld cpon her, and she was condemned as unfit for further service. She was thea transforred to the Treasury Department, and ordered to Qhis city. On the 7th of August, leaking three inches ap hour, and with a boiler not safe to carry ten pounds of hese sho started for New York, under the charge of Mr. W. A. Booth , coast pilot of the revenue service, who “brought her hore safely, tonching at Fortress Monroe en route, Tho vessel was then placed in charge of Mr. A. D. Douglass, Chief Engineer of the service, for thorough Pepairs. This bas been accomplished in the most success- ful manoor by E. Bucknam & Co. and the Phaoix works. ‘The bull bas been rebuilt, pew boilers and portions of machinery bave made her a new boat, and to day she is Probably the Mnest and fastest boat of her class afloat. he has been handsomely, though not gorgeously, fitted ‘ap, and will no doubt be of good service in the future. Bhe is painted a dark but pretty green, astyle of paint fatroduced by Mr. Rogers, which rumor says is to bea ‘Gistinctive color for revenue cutters hereafter. ‘The trip was a pleasant one, a good lunch being pro- vided, a number of sensible speeches made, and at an @arly hour the party were landed down town. City Intellige: SkaTinc.—Although the skating season has not yet Commenced in the Park, several persons have, during the past fow days, enjoyed the sport on the shallow Qools up town. Luring yesterday morning tho ponds Sdove Sixtiotn street were quite lively. Acowaxt 10 Commopore Vanvenwiit.—On Monday af- Cernoon, while Commodore Vanderbilt was driving along tho Bloomingdale road in o light wagon, the venicle ‘Ceived serious injuries. He was removed to a hotel near ‘By and treated im the most kindly manner. His imparies ‘are said to be of @ serious character, Tux Cuamrion’s Covons.—The fighting colors adopted ‘Dy the American champion, John C. Heonan, have been feceived by Mr. Thomas ©. Burns, of No.1 Barclay Street, (rom England, where they will be on exhibition the result of the Oght ere ‘They are very . represen’ merican colors, the Seiten of bive Sea GON white stripes, surround- border of red. They are, in fact, the richest have ever been presented in the American Held ai Tamp ATEYCE —=Botween three and four o'clock ing a fire was discovered in the lager ird avenue, owned by William Fischer. f ge HI a i iets led until Mon December 14, Part, 2—Non ose , 4022, 4074, , 4028, 4090, 4032, 4024, 4008, 4040. 4044, 4048, as 4064, 4004) 4060 ir Shae ‘calen: dar as on Rownihoon! with the audition of Kor, 1416 and 08, Common PLEas.—Part 1—Now, 460, atsa, 1187, 2348, 080, 961, Iwai, 213d, 2820. ‘Bl94, 2239, 1204, 1607, 63, 1995, 4, boot pitta nes Ok, chemise, 063 Compte -— Laird'’s gone mene wife r EP ees ee sion and akin, ‘everywhere. AS Diamond, — [7h yy and Cieeamen! The Light Wieg of i yr Oppressed wJoy to the Ba axictth, perfume. more pain one use. ptettetagmns sates SE etna yas | waite eae a] y i Yd e Uni KDDY @ t ert eal on. & 00: of bis trade. ‘Alt the denies in medicine speak alike in BRAY, Ali others are frauda, favor, and ite reputation asa medicine of great merit end virtue te fully and pemmanently estadl shod. tot Re griracte show the character of nearly every let receive. 1A". Williams, Parkersburg, Va., one of the oldest and most respeotable'ead reliable druggiats of Westera Virginis, rites:— “Team say of Perry Davis! Pain Killer whet 3 ould vot sey of maby of tho medicines of the my trade fea lead ng mticle, 1 aol largely of I, and it to all. I would on no acconat be wil Kuproccr. Oras 63, 41, 12, 44, 40, 60, 2! Circulars sent (ree of charg®. RRAY, RD Covingvoa. Ky.. oF 3. La OMctal Draw Letters of Kentucky of th apart, Obie, writes — ExTRA OLAss 729—Dec, 8. 1843, ees 2, 61, 27, 0, 2. Th TO, 6, 28, 62, 8, 40. AT ea ater Lass T3)—Dec. 8, 1863. ine Fhave for the uses for which i is recom. | gen » 2 43, 27, 76, 21 £7, 73, 7, T4, 28, 35, Circulars dat vy stcemazy Sena eae Buccessirs to Jno, A. Morris & Oo, OMctat Draw’ cation re, 55, imenu des 58, id @OOD FOR MAN AND BEAST, Waiter Curtis, Esq, an old and vory reliable farmer, idling oa bis farm near Chester, Meigs county, Ohio, for Colle or Bots tn Horses, fs an tu burns, dc., we for all crainp, pain, colic, never failing balm BP 66, 7, ol. 2, rae. oy, 23, 75, 41, 19. nt DY adareamy FRANCE: EULA & CO. Managers, Cortagton, Ky, Fur Misses’ and Hoye! Fur Colles, Pur Tria Down, Fura repatred or altered, it Hatr Restorer The on! ie hair. mM S.A. Allen’ orld’ and Zylobalwamnum, or World's Hair Dressing. eliable preparations for restoring and Aressing Prizes Cashed and Informatio: nished tn all legalized Lotteries. ALEGK & CO., Brokers, 33 Pine stroct, N. ¥. Far- Performances at Three and Half-past alized Lotte | seven o'clock P.M. at BARNUM'S to day.—The Ghost, Go- BATES, Broker, 11 | meraals, Herr Zirom, &c., at each. The three Giants, Dwarf, Moving Wax Figures, Ac., at all houra, Prizes Cashed in All Le: ries Information given by JOSEP: Wall street, room No. 1, New Yor Roy Havana Lottery.—Thirty per Photographic genes ge Fine Assort- cent premium ir Prizes. Information furnished, | ment of iese goods, in pearl, moroces and cloth Bgett price paid for aoe nd st Since Gold and peony at retail and “fupnanee 10. ine trade, at DOW Sifver. TAYLOR‘ CO.. Bank street, LIN street, Photographic Album Devot, 68 Nassau All Lad Housekee, 8. T.—1860.—X. re and Every | ments of trade w paying for the raw nfaterial in bullion, the mano fuctures of that country were retarned to offset her indebtedness, and her ingenuity and industry were taxed to its utmost to oatér to the extrava gancivs of the Southern people, in order that the balance of trade might be kept in her favor, or, at least, upon an even beam. Now the whole course of the cotton trade of England, imports a» well ay exports, has changed, and operates materially to her disadvantage. She must look to India for her raw material, which, when it reaches her factories, has quadrupled in cost. She cannot return a manu faotured article in payment, except some fabrics of inferior quality, upon which very little profit | made, and consequently nothing but gold will re- compense the producers. England begins vow to feel the effects of this change, and the disarrange- h fotlows a scarcity of specie is looming up in'prospective and measurably ex- citing their fears. When the rebellion broke out the people of England exulted over our misfor- tunes, never for a moment supposing that their ap- parently seoure position in monetary afluirs could be disturbed by any movements in this country. But now we imagine, as they see their stock of bullion diminishing at the rate of nearly two hun- dred millions of dollars annually, they begin to look around for a cause, and by this time, we think, they have found it, in a great measure, in the single fact herein stated. The following is the weekly statement of the banks of Philadelphia, which is made up on Mon- day:— elie and discount: Specie in banks. . . United States demand and logial tonder totes. Due trom other banks, Due to other banks Doposite . Person will save '20 per cent bi buying frat class ailver lated ware, table outlery, cooking utensils and house- eeping articles, at ), BASSFORD'S great Bazaar, Coov- er Institute, Building, Astor place. A Bad Breath.—How Many Rowers it Wo will pay $1 per dozen for all Plantation Bitter Botton delivered at our Manufactory, 109 Liberty street, 1n ood BEWARE or counzgnemtz STUFF, IN REFILLED to sell Plantation Bitters by the tor and swindler, aon protendinj sing, "or tn balk ten ty bas separated) wena ny pijende for Teot TE GOV: hos separajed-—how many friends forever pared. oeke | Ske THAT EVERY BOTTLE HAS OUR PRIVA' 21] Massey Elis ene veutracs, wight and morning. 1s glee basal ERNMENT STAMP OVEN THB CORE hibits: — fies the complexion. ‘Price fifty cents. For sale by all drug- Dan desc H. DBA Lois. Specie. — Circulation. Deposite, ee oyayne’s Compound | Syrup of Wild Pa br ered berets 3 Anderson, No. 90 Rower ng En erry, er delle Luin Rossin Valves ate Brome Getcaltn at trestle ‘Bwayne's Compound Ayrup of Wild Chorry. Nov. 0....88,647,145 4,167,671 ah velvet and 8 and Togeain Carpets; alxo Bwayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Nov. 16. 5 4,158,884 nt It of Huge, Mats, 1Drugge’ cloths, Table | Gareg Hearne’ compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Nov. 23.. Covers, Shades, dc. All goods aro guaranteed. tres Stubborn Coughs Cures stubborn Covss, | Nov, 20, HIRAM ANDERSON, 9 Bowery. Cures Stubborn Co Ourea Stubborn Courts, | hon” “a! # rik Wh Cures Stubborn Coughs, Cures Stubborn Coughs, Cures Asthma, Brouchitis, Cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Cares Asthina, Bronchitis, Cures Consumpiio Cures Gor Cures al! "Pulmonary. Complaints, WA 36 Nort ‘ginth atrect Putte bia, yank Brilliant and Powerful Day and Night Double Perspective Glasses, for the field, sea, opera and Mourist’s use; Compact, poriable and eflic jot Aggienaid assortment at ‘Gculleta’-Optician, 66934 Broadway, under Tatarge iouse. Bridgewater Paint—Impervions to | pitty BARNES. 32 Broadway, WELLS, 115 snow and rain, universal rey acknowledged the beat paint for leaky roofs, R. REYNOLDS, General Agent, 74 Maiden lane. | «he Right Man.”—To Find the “Right man for the right place," look into Phrenoli Wriliea Crtstadoro ‘s Hair Dye, Preservative | chartagiven daily, by FOWLER & WILLS, 303 Broasway, and W! at, wholesal net Panaeie No. stor House, | New York. ‘Thi oe applied by ak , Pipers geammpe gs & Co., Radical Cure Truss office, only at No.2 Vesey street, Astor House. silk iu) Chaps, Chafee, Sallowness, Eruptio: rot Specks and all Skin Blemishes onl y GoU: Elastic Goods, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, &c, A lady a NUD'S Tiallan Med cated Soap. 453 Broadwi tendant. Corns, Bunton Se En- | , Trusses, Supporters, Braces, Ban lnrged Joints and all diseases of the foot cured without mr orgares wards wih capture and ie. med in oF inconvenience tothe patient by Dr. ZACOHARIE, 2g and she Bie, Rime proprietor urgeon Chiropodists No, 74 Broadway. Sam Mela! oa of faculty gen eLMBOLD 8 Drog tna. Ghemieat Ww Cartes de Visitc, $1 per Dozen; Vig- 5 if ahor Sit CH ited. A Broadway sist cae maid PLERCIVAD, 142 Chatham street, Do nox forget to call and examine the latest yey sia ments, “Privare rooms and competent persons to aypiy ‘he Campbell, ‘Apothecary and Ohemiet, | *™*' sendance ca corner of EigMth avenue and Twenty-cighth street=—Mr. | ane Campbell's personal attendance and pure medicines. GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING, WASHINGTON IRVING Catarrh. Ku nm Disea: AND Bs aeecgs Liver and Kidney Disease HIS LITERARY FRIENDS THE TESTIMONY OF A POSTMASTER. AY w. Srmanne, Esq., Postmaster at West Braintree, hut” meine mont, w have taken all the medicines yor sent me: the pal P.O. C, DARLEY AND SCHUSSELLE a heart serie nb ha Pig a feel vy new nes pi Aly BN w" ere waa alinos' every hing alld me mien comipenen ; taki your, me nea, tarrh. Liver and Kidne: THE DERBY oitushiee, 625 BROADWAY. soiptaint Tam focling ao-tellthat I do wot know whether |, Admiasion, ‘of Biographic Skeiches of the Author you think It necessary for me to take any more medicines or not. Your medicines, thus far, have proved the right sort ft te Orme: FO DRS. HAMILTON & LOCKROW, Broadw: CONSU. igre oN 7 vREE. Office hours from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Upham's ‘Hair Dy: ONLY 10 CHATS, A BOX. nny Red or Flaten Hair con be changed in a isto m naturel Black or Brown by bike's EIgurD HAIR DYE, the boat and ‘cheapest th the world. of Upham i Hair Dye te warranted to contain more than others seli fos 4 Tt will not injure th Pain Killer —Wvery Seldier tp pend oo ok by J.J -KROMMR, 405 ake basta ut street. Ph Philadetoht ad sae ‘all respectable dr. to Gn nia tiresome marches, and unhealthy locating. . vis" Fe pha, Ng gg ok oo Oe air Dye.” and take n° other. ‘Lm bol = KILLER is the remedy, sold by ‘an dealers in medi- fe with “De change of inate aed guprosse te whee oy “rons n ic oe be exposed im the yor <s Pokey ie! SYoushout stand Pa Ap Bachelors Hats some valuable pain all druggists and perfumers. such a remody is Perry Dat vis Vageiabie Pat a pbs rsnsearll Killer has been tested in every variet climate, almost Meown to Ki dite ths the & Wilson's Hiane st Preniam ee SORA dno ihe ial Socey tn te ateiee | role ance Sewins ‘one Sowing Machinos. oadway. Seetiks bowel colesannt co Wistar’s Bateam of Wild Cherry © 'y Cures Sp Bo the drugstores. —Pr wae Dye—The Best taneous. reliable, Sold by —s Barciay street. cramp and laren Bilary! tet he. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ~ Don’t Forget the Lectures for Our re eae See advertisement. Direction Labels ad Tags, All Kinds, et the manufssturer's, VICTOR E. MAUGER, 115 Cham- ‘Toxspay, | Dee. &—6 P.M. It was the opinion of many that the bank state- ment would have 4 favorable impression upon stocks to-day; but such bas not been the case. In ordinary times a sudden cessation of contrac- tions on the part of the bunks would probably have produced the desired effect, and tended to send up prices; but in the entire absence of pro- miscuous buyers, and when brokers are merely playing shuttlecock with the leading shares among eureD. themselves, an event of the kind in question would CROSS EYE sro ‘ENED IN ONB not be likely to produce any noticeable alteration. And every disease of the by ind Kar wring either | The market could barely be called steady to-day, Deafness, Impaired Sight, — NOISES in TH THB HEAD, CATARRHAL ATERoTIONS In TOR CHRONIC © CATARRE, CATARKA OF TH B TYMPANIC py ce MEMBRANE. Ouetavert rae EUSTACHIAN TUBE” Beng, a Ay tend ogg Orr sos, Feelin | and, as there was a lack of the usual disposition to | buy, some of the stocks fell off in price. New Eye Preservers and 5; York Central was >, bower, Hadson River was Pao mi plo fat ae ot cate me down 134, Harlem 1, Erie {, Reading %, Michigan fen! facult i 4 ois Ce Yu, Michi he: i 1 aca 6003s Broadway, Oppeme neck wires, | Central 1%, Illinois Central 14, Michigan Southern pita i 1{, Chicago and Northwestern %, and nearly all Eg ish Made Grain Leather Napo- | the other railroad shares were off from}, to ¥ Jeon Boots, fair atiiched, just received from blvckade re 8 ee Foverhed. cn! y 87 4 pair, Cag & suf. | At five o’clogk the quotat'ona were an Smigomory street, Jersey City, aban cody” Diocks from the ferry. ~~ York Ceutral 1334 119 10614 © | Fort Wayne : ies Cumberiaud Coa. . oe 0 par wish Tsseet) Once Canton Compaty.. vee Mariposa Mining Company opened at 39, and on | old down to 3:44. vor was %%, and cy Di of past Ie aasortment of (bose elegant an Jone that will aston! Cumberland preferred lower, Wyoming Val- tire at prione that will aston ley advanced 24. Delaware and Hadson brought tere than what ¢ 170%, and American Coal %. Pactfle Mail ad- Fot vanced 4%. For Pana lvl was bid, ould one hour to another. The gold marke not be depended upon The following are the quotatio t was unsettied, and prices z, . = a tion Ferris & Son —Winter Boots, &e. Best quality. Low Prices. No, 61 Nassau street, and 004 Broad- bold’s Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 594 | some profits. Circulation, The banks of Philadelphia commenced to con- tract their loans about the 26th of October, since which time they have made the following ex- The Western farmers complain that the carry- ing interest consumes the largest part of their pro- ductions. They say that it takes one bushel of wheat to send another to market, and six bushels of corn are demanded to convey one to New York. Thirty per cent of the value of pork is required to convey it to the seaboard, and twenty per cent is taken for the transportation of beef. The following resolutions were pas ing of the influential citizens of Le Kansas, on the 2d inst.:— Resolved, That we approve of the action of the City Council in voting $100,000 to the railroad frou Loaven~ worth to form a junction with the Union Pacific That it is empetient and o are to the best 1 of Leavenworth city and con tan additions Gi be auteeribed 9 ealk eallrond by the Leavenworth, That we are strongly in favor of the County Cominis sioners iasuing the $190,000 already voted to the com pany which shall construct a railroad from a point Fite Leavenworth city toa connection wih tho Hannibal and St, Joseph ailroad at Cameron, or to the railroad | which shail make the first counection with Leavenworth from the Kast, and voat said sum sbould be increased dat a meet- yvenworth, 100, nity of bac ora is the opinion of the meeting that it is the ia torest of Leavenworth city to assist at an early day in the extension of (he Platte County Railroad to Leayen worth ity. bye That the exigencies of the times ro quire aod demand on the part of the people of Leavenworth jminediate aud effective action in the premises. The Boston Traveller of the 7th inst. says: The money market has oppned this week about ~ frame as it closed on Saturday, with steady but pot ar calls for Joana, and moderate applications for discoum! mercantile paper. Th common rate of interest at the Danks and outside of them ie six per it on first claew names and dividend paying securities, There is consid erable activity in business, both #t wholesaie and retail, and prices for all kinds of merchandise are well main tained. The stock market is quite enimated, and sellers are obtaining good prices, and some are realiving band. 11526 do. rye, 54,064 do. barley, aod 10,870 do barley the do) «£800 bb! corn meal 200 bata Slate Good a choice Kaxtra St, Louis Good to choice Common Ca Good to Rye flour ah, par hoavy receipt which ts soarc purchase — of ture btability arr Kales at R630. Ibs. at 4h0. 0 Corton. oe Hay. —300 bi of importance Wm. scott & $ December, ment bags, ru, 801, St. 1 100 tons 5 ad. and lard 4. vate terms. ant 600 bbls. 1 New Bedford, H wore in and Goorges 1, $10 60 for N enty and dul the | Frem- 3.005 packing and $1 15 tor 4 storé, RE T24, Hore were #! about Lowen, #19 60 a $22. in prices, MoLawm w 200 Erie HR pref... 300 Hud Riv Ii. iso % 1600 Hud iy iti mp O25 200 Hariem RR... 0% 600 = 100 dem... 1000 Missouri 6's... 6034 6°0 Reading Kk fh GOO NY Con 6's.... 108 2000 do b1S 119% 5 107100 o......810 119 200 Mar &Cin iat pret 6a O Michigan Cen 1K. 126% oy do 14 (000 Tok Wal mex 102 wo do, bw 16 1000s do.......... WO 100 Mich Fo ANTE £000 \iton&TH Testu 10% a do Lin 11000 American gold. 109 MichsokNigurt'd 1 boo do. 00 1) Cen KR el rip 4 #10 105 | y . 0 do 105 210 [el & Hud Cate. 170); #00 do 500 American Coal Co 100 Gat & Chi Iti | 200 Cumb Cont pret 400 do mn 150 do 100 do | oo ao bao 8; ho do .buo los, | 190 do bId SIX BOOCDIA RTE ior" | 250 Quicksilver Me Co 64° 100 so w we” | 200 do bIO 644g 680 “ a Mg Co. 030 29) WO MUIATde RR boo OH); 0 300 20 404 | b00 do BS, DOCH, Bar & Qy & 60 do S48" 800 Tot'y Wabaah KI 0 do a 100 Pitts FAW bi oo do 6% 0 50 WyomgVaivoalia 86). 100 d 60 Pas Maio D1) 214 ~ Sate odin 50 a aa 0 100 NY Cen TU 133 “ 200 ec sO a 200 a ‘ bik SKOOND BOARD Mary vant Two 200 whe Reading F:! 200 Michigan Car 200 Mich Bo &N 10 Ctnex ¥ n R ro) 7) 100 Hiudscu way, next below Fourth gir 9 o'clock A. M.....149 1114 o'ele — ne 9% o'clock A.M... 144% 12 ane . Grover & Baker's Celebrated Filastic | o), cick s + 6° New York Evening Pachang:. Stitch Sewing Machines were od the highest premians 10 oclek AM i Nive ot1orn VM competitors at the 5 aire of New Yorks, Ver- | j01/ o'clock A. M aye $0000 Amer god Towa, Indiana, Michigan, lilinois, Keatueks, Pena- | poof AM 2 jeoo 4 ia, Obio and Oregon, and ac every teapectable Tat. | > s aM bn Be 10000 rs nty Fair held in IAG’ Salesrooms 495 Broad us o'clock A.M Fey lox | 19000 do he aggregate of sales of gold to-day wae unu- Foo 3. fom om hat ‘Bored low Toceneeae, OF any part of whe body. | Sually small, and the market closed uncommonly | 20000 © do silent weak eee *y Sorat —Genwine only 15 The businees at the office of the Assistant Treas 10000 do drug store, corner Bighth | urer wae as follower oo lo and T eaty etahin carve, 2 ipte. is nam 519 pom > ir Hestorative— ‘mente 1,773,372 posed 40. paration for tbe hgir to ar + 17/888;910 | Yoo00 20 at on iy Men con natural | —The receipta for custums were © $217,000. 160 foots of previous use of preparations containing eulphur, The aggregate value of the exports of produce cae bo Fiea are Sites OW MOTT Peo? | and merchandise, exclasive «f *pecie, from this | 100000do 10 University place, N.¥. | port daring the past week was 4,505,610. a ¢ Hatr Ma: ttresses A eo Beds— To-morrow (Weduesisy) the annual meeting of | 10000 © do b ae “Snstram, 29 mrest, ean of | the stockholders of the New York Contral Railroad | 208 4°- oc we Mute Khe ot will take,place at Albany, for the purpose of eleot- | 20000 40 10 0 re "es Hae lack : 4 t yon Hate, Dye, 06 Depo Nal fareoy etteen in directors to contro! the affairs of the company pt} S rf Resting kh... by al drugatete. for the ensuing year. Groat efforts have recently | joug do 149 100 Minete Cen Rit Lik Magic — mrs. ‘Winslow's | Deen made to change the officers and to pass the éo.. 3 bs 4 en Gees “ 7 ehildrge tenth tng, softens the gima, re | control of the road into the hands of republicen | foe ay 149% 300 ys my elles ytd Le late f rn : ¢ 0 Cuni ¢ fale in all caane, aa tr Politicians. The resalt of the election will be boyd ae ifs: ‘ “9 2 ; reer eer f--.. ea Boalt to the cd, 90 | looked for with considerable interest. ‘The follow: | juge’* *¥.'* 4d 4 =e i iakies, ing Are the names of the men who have bern ae. | 1000 4 « RJ i hers lected to be voted for by those who are opposed | [n'yy., ne oo. oe nek ALL to the 4 manegerpent:—Dean Richmond, Baflalo: theo é ¥ Hiram Sibley, Rochester; Hamilton White, &rra- { | o, o = “4 ANT cuse; Alofizo ©. Paige, Bohenectady; “eo ty wt adeye Bo% | ar BBOLD Nerhouss, Whitney, Phenix; 1). i. Vail, Troy; T. | eS © esetcen Wie | ar toms Albany; Rufus H. King, Albany; John P wn — | Ot hoa New York; Edw, W. Learned, New Yo CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘ork; Chester W. ( e . Teumpar, Des. 64 Fr. London Maffs, at Whi Hatter, Sanna niey fall neva maps, Faring Antes fleee ott 1) wile, = Market more acters, bot 216 Broadway —Something sew, one soaiee the price of far; | Geld; William F. Weld, Boston. a great varieyy of ovlors, 216 Broadw: Without quotebe henge, salen B00 bhie epee “ Bo long aa the w ate in this coontry, just ao ¢ f " 90 70 for pow ot 868 TS for pow, weeding piel long will the increased ain upon the rpecle of Sod Sisle 61 the v0 priet rebellion England was “the largest frvsg pur. | 04 106 mck, corr mont, 180 necks & Ey adi chaser of the cotton of the South, and, instead of 107 901 Wonmale wheel, 7007 4 corn, O4 light and quotations below, Common to mediui buyer's option, Cownen waa vor: 200 bbla, apples oges butter and cheese 408 1s. 10},4., and por stoam To Glasgow 600 ti 9,000 bushels whoat 6 Spanish Main an 4 of 1,000 q good demand for bois. do. tra @ dian... ..+. Wee oxtra do... pal, bbls xa © malt The market for the sb. Western Sour wes bo. lowor, without decided caange. The demand w from the local trade and shippers, and a ‘ard move in gold bolders wore v prose their supplies, The sales foot up 15.0% bbia at Conadian flour was in modorate quest, and the market was oasier for the low grad rather heavy for fancies and extras; #ales 400 bviy Southern four wax well beld, in view oO \ of shipping brands, but cloned dull and heavy , Kye flour noid to the extent of 160 bbis , and | «Within the range. Supertiag stato and Western fl our 1 Wester nod ‘ain. 0 ™ wheat flour, per 100 Ibs —The wheat market way Ty 100,000 bushels $1 67 for Canada Wont 2,000 baghols, at $1 6244. Unie were to. a Le is boing very larke and the demand 8 Boe Stato and Weatorn, BRANK —Salon and $2 90 foranarrows Dieewax was in domand and drm, with sales of 5,000 500 ‘The demand was fair ond tho Kaos ombrac ales omings 5a oy Anty flour 01 the !, at 31 ater quart canes $110, ag dull, joes were bi tock ts Warley m: w pring grades of while trade brands wore motorate both * ithetanding Mate ana Ainpeod to wit We quote — om a OW 62 a 660 7100 a 160 740 a 950 186 a1) 60 165 8 415 4820 610 62 2 640 6% a 900 67 «a 700 b ao 64 a 24 00 made for dolivory first two weeks in Fo! This is eighteen conta abo price, and shows that somebody bay con Tho sao Fr Michigan, $ 448 for amber Milwanict , and $1 4% 4 $k club, wally $1 90 0 $1 ‘The corn markol was excited demand, and prices rome te. a donc white Wostern, ‘or iminodiate 1" Wostern $ Bacigy was ing demand and steady ty price: silee 14,000 bush: & $1 42 for Eastern, $1 40.8 $1 45 6 ola, at $ agt 4 Old ty Ue @xtent of for Canada, and 46 \¢ id at $1 quiet but firm The (ollowing ix made Stock of Kio and 7029 mate other 1,020 Total, 42,206 mats aud bags. 275 kogs bi carb tons soda ash at 30. flour 1s. 6 logwood on p. + 60 bales hops td, but very dull by a Yankoo a 200 t 2,000 bates at 79¢. a SOc for middiiogs bad a downward tondeney, Moa Bl 40, r as’ the 200 bbls, at $2 70a $2 80 for mediuma The lower grades Balumore, Wo *hoard of no salon p Hautes op desert ay a soda gold at 6% by M n the ud KOV 4. Lay “8. b or 150 and 1,000 pack To Landon 2,000 bbirt 200) tie 0 bu 100 t Xom Kpermace: private terma aud $4 6 latter ' alsio® Aro in Am wats on Ayres on priv 4 Island on per bbi., de. fo) ) suppl rb bee was token up for Cadiz at $30 for light pty small yewxel to Turks ste ter y, with sates of 250 jar for eboie Manila sold at Lavras. Active demaud at lower rates on private terms, Laarier.—Hemlock and oak sole wns ta g but the market waa bare of Aa) mali parcels vow Tur 42,000 California ay 2 te terms Linx firm, Bales 2,600 bbig, Giens Falls at $1 Jump and §1 76 for Joluter —Demand active N wth our ake m i ot hist y 4 ei N us bia bales at 220, m 2h or export $125, acd a lot Ma 88 for 9 400,000 feet sprue Salon 1.009 000 | nnd apd the transactions were uoim. The recoipts were ayaiu very Leavy, Boot hams were quiet Vhe rece tng Vahter but the mark Bacon was Heor was ® Cut meats wore in moderate demand at nuchanged rates lard was lors aouve and 5,000 bbia. pork a $17 25 for uninaver bow do, and $12 18 a $12 26 bor prime. at $12 26 a B14 for Weetern treme and $144 $15 tor cP) private terms, i Th 300 Liercen do cfiding some prime mors at Western veof bane nt §1% 26m $14 15, 280 boxe 150 packages volders ad 1c. a 11 4,00 the pot, at 11), for ploam and kettle a Me ny wet . do, ats re lower er Ot meats at for bans, 2.00 be fae Nol ee A. = Western aud city eve were ube Parnoixt.—Keckipis 989 bbls The for n private terme tor Western be $15 025g @ B14 75 ‘1,000 bie. beet | but 200 11%, fnond Butter salen wore mens, for | cre n The market was about stesdy to-day ior refined Crude sold well, though at wor prices. Free wos withvut chauge, Tho sales were 4500 crude at Sie. a 31 ),0., pearly all at +900 40. refine at 436. for straw, 490. a 47e for lilt straw to white, and $5¢. for prime while, 00 do. free 6 ts and a Bhe. for prime city 2 chud erode for wary a) option, a oF f January and February, boyer's option, at 47),0 & Paae —hales 6/60 breleis Caunda a $1 0% a 63 07 PLAReR Vane Drm, males 2A lave biue Nova Bootie et, eal) ales Kangwom wore reverted at ‘Taw. W Tes won ate rnd 600 Ao. ¢ Fort, oud © note ® dy ou private terme Tomaen place on the Tax bil ag hed f tre prices. An te wavy spec appored action We pote pales of fA) canon weed wal at in the with pales of jong at prev t rpeed We notice salon of for guod to pritne fence The market (or Foreign t “ sant y ana tie Warner bin, at Ae ime do rate Bales of Kenl Ketate by Meme, Mover, ¥ 48 Orbean ar HOROKEN FROTERTY son Newark averme, 1 lot corner of P i 7 1 lots adjoining lot corner of Ju ken and Secret streww err woole waa very firm y limited by the e. Aw A naar Forry vtrest 4 lote corner of Harte and Bere wy otrees siresta each ont 1 fot corner of Pitth and Oneton etrdete 3 hota ed pin'ny 1 lot corner of 2 jote way (wi 5 oe oh 2 ne we 4, 0 Chinen wrest each 1D abd Moeroe sireets, oe Moura street each Jeventh am Of Afters and Hecond street ng On AdatDe erent Adame street, each O18 00 GTetd Fret, Beer Pfleenth street | Jot o8 Hackensack avec, near Surtewn Viton : Se SHIPPING NEws. Aicamshtp @ Ship Fe Fre hip Magee aimanee ron Mascon Rew ( cy “ a Yoong (® he nagar » Ria | W soboom (8 La Cayenne Nerves Cohewtinn Dober on er, Coot, Neer argeeres Boe a ley, King ‘ Morpey, Co Tomar Rervn lomeriy, & Ne vine Br), ere see sory bor bord a Mines I ‘ yaa “a hoe fe sod ¥ Be sreen WW Mes . “am e-Tthe re ore | © | Geiphia CM bert Ole —_—_— Gere Algburth (Br), Braodon, Matamerce—Vioter @ Dest wite ober Mary Harris (Br), Jobosoo, Naweu—Joe Races Bohr Pearl, Robbins, Beaufort Murray & Nepaow, Sehr sarah’ A Taylor, Dukes, Fortress Koagve—t T Sam bebr United. Anderson, Fortress Monroe Sehr J T Hoyd, Robvina, Fortress Monroe—8 © Wheetes ac ‘poate 8 hr Bela Peck. Gardver, Fortress Monroo— 1. Ki | | CW HK Jeoking, Booth, Balu Mary Hrewer, Wood, whe Fiytiauth Haake alse, Bostond © Berta Bteawer ds nome Condo Batlumore, AKMIVED vir, Liverpool, Mow 17. 4 Dec 6 GAM. with Dov 21, tet Of on 6 Liverpeo!; 4th paon of Hi alifan, sadow for Moston, } sys with railroad trae, te with mdse. te te sider and 1B wide em Jaye nnd teat Viad stroug Br), MoConnell, St Thomas, 1) day oy Voter Gareous, the forccastle overboard a Prichard, Cow Bay, 08, Mat very heavy weather of Boston) iB Cracker. Bra “i (Br), Anderson, Marseilles, 4 days, 29 from the Hoek. with mdae, Beg Aravelia Ly vs Hoyt & Hincken jainy, Aaplnwall, 2 days, with mden, to Kittie, Glace Bey, OB, 5 dage, € io a Providence. Ponce Biward's Inland, 18 ry Morea, NA. tl dayw wtte pobotom yee alt She M KB Vieror Chase: Kilyabethvort for Boston, Wang «Den y siok ster aville. 9 day Ser Mar Sehr Tulle K. Anderson, Providence for Riteavathport, done Sarah Jane, Gariner, Newport pene l A Jayne, Javne, Port Je Rave shop FL Old, Retmte henee foe it patina iN disitesa, aot wea srdeved ts fotaee ReLOW vip General McClellan, Trask, from Liverpool, Mor & Tih—Rioumers we phior, Kempire abt Tine Warwick, brigs Quayema, at ner City of Limerick ooneet OW. Miscellanea Breanne Crrv ov Liwemiox Cr sailed yeaterday hand Liverpool ag at per No2l Ei bovad to New Ove with G0 lone coal, TO) below bay, ant a general carge | 8 government was discovered 9 o'Cluek 8 Monday pty an hand, and ages for to be on fre in the forwa: ¥ ¢ Depart 1 eded tm fh " night au pith we | te om nage bal been doce Mhe paw < t bolllin thie ety te 83h, te t ’ WA Nola a and others, valued at toneter of Whe bark | . ad a valabe gold watrh and chain oresemted » hit by the fallow ing mar ~e wien Greet | Weaern, Union, Mer 1 Washington The | presentation was ma aronunt of 0 i0g sucronteattyy eluded the pirats Alabs 0 Tabie Bay \ oneal jae 0 ome watching her more seane Of & pivasant reunion om the premdeuts of the una bis Orion na. which | Uren for threw | Pres inat ot Keptes 29 Cooper ib rom aire \oshged ia ad saipmactedt Aste Are lerery edly Da lvering new Berford, ie tons bolt te _— hoa been sold by auctic terheid. of New York, W go in ue Avva PT Stiearron (of Rastpert) \ not gaind) Her car on a 2 being discharwed. ” { Yor Adame wfull @ Les'lembor es get off . nm Ports. Care Town, Sept Bala port bark Heroine, Tripp, te sr an lay. Nov Min port Hr bark Thos eens, Bain, for Winds poe yf | wong nani Say Newey Lenn, Medlnoe fe | B's dave; Ssatinmd i » ms Sn Mer Deshom Bow: 1 Bout in vor! eblp Mine te! hore lechar Seun Coma water, and ine Mow ort brig Fred Worting, Herrtet No Am vensel in port bark date) Urige HP Nash, Jobson, iq 6 Downe win, wad others a Bert tom Arr bark Gilde, McMullen, Adee (om ROATON. Doo T~ Art sirarvat Maman’ Deight., Mereick of and Tram Pasipor om awnen | romean | vr, a Bevo, sui Ob oe BALTIMORE, Deo T~Old aches Peerless, Patterson. # Fil ehre Mane Law Amesbury Koso, Wl Me Vo Wirren Fail Fiestood. a | ae Jereey Cmy “Bare mat i —Art wrige J Herons Me Bord. he for nue Brationt MYork for i Andre 4 Pole Haewtiton. N¥e Thom 4 Philips oor Det By), % Doty er, Come Hid brig Maytiower “ 1 sooyiyioe ligee » Oe 1 Whee vnee tor Daw erepert oene — Art brine Wanron Ce eene Kear ene Core T3e> Et were-s ce fone BE “oe * rs ton Cee # ® for BYore Www Craetnt Me "4 O Weaew neat * aa om, bk oe ew Jere Morr, od KPORD De oe