The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1864, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weomepsy, Nov 2-6 P. M. Gold and stock« went careering down bill to-da on faster (bau they “kited” y-serday, and et this moment B Rust of aiscomfited individuals are deploring the couse quences of their mneplaced configence tn a market wbiou Proved to.them ouly a dviusion aud a snare, As there ‘was m0 good reason for she rise in gold yeater Gay and on douday, 00 there was mo gvod advanced price should = b; apd the * bul” Operators found Mite paturet ceudency too strong ® force to be whoily re Bleted, Some bave actribuled the list rise to politcal Com bivations, sad some have attributed its (all to admin on the part of a few of the speculators who engi who contested wt; (or thie & an exciting period, when those who Bave any politic.’ bies—and ee great wm jority of mea bave—are apt to gow It to Autlucnoe their transec!‘o1s, because their Ph ae io .Voive opinions as to gousequeaces in the event of certain Peeulis bappeuing, and opinions govern speculation more | waripoon pales < ae be er lees. But the pocket bas great deal to do with the Privoipies, avd even the most devoted partisans are mot fvand to persevere long ina losing game Thus in the eld room the MoClelian partisans probably thuught on | Quicksiiver Mining Co. Monday that, in view of the state of the military Bitustrea and tbe pending election, a good opportunity Preseussd feel ior serving thimselves and their capdi- Gate tor, and they commenced operations, which Uhose who were of \ppoeite opinions or iwierests: tly bat at Grat wnsuccessiuiiy opposed. The course of goki bas | Reg stored five tw Bboreiure been erratic, spasmodic and without reference & suppiy sud demand, Its riso was caused not by | Que year certificates . diminiched confidence tn the goveroment or currency, Dot tue mere caprice of that speculation to which injudi- cious «aad Sb.ri-sghted icgislution bas exposed it Hts rapid dechne bears cut this fact, ard ite evil elects are to be scen in the ceaseless sbiitiug of | Goorgia 6's. aines which it produces, involving the general derunge- meut of trade and ap eggravaiion of the uocerisiniies of Commercial life, whick makes the latter ulmost as Dhazai doug se that of w Bpeculutor in Btocas. Every iting is mfluenced by the price of gold, and let ‘us look a6 Ite fluctuations ducing the iast six mo. ths:— Hiyhert. ate hour ast pight it sold as bigt as 250, after Goiting om Mouday at 221}¢, and to-day the quotations abowed an oxtreme variation of 16'¢ per cent. 2:10 P. at 27 PM 284% eau Pea + 246 241s 30% el ‘The stock market broke down with gold, assisted by a calling in of loans. ‘The closiog sales at the O:st board, as compared with those at the second of Tucsday, showed the following ehanyes:—Erie declined 254, New York Central 63, Hudsoa siver 4, Reading 3, Michigun Central 4, Michigan Bouthern 154, Chicago and Northwestern 1',, Chicago wad Rock I-iand 2, Chicago, Burlington and Quiacy 2, Milw-ukee aod Prairie du Chien 254, Pittsburg and Fort Wa, ov 36 Quicsstiver ‘25g, Cumber!and Coal 23, Canton ry Cumberisadaat’ pt By Compeny 2 0." aud Mississippi certificates 1. Goverumeut ec. urities were Grm. Coupon sixes of 1831 @dyare-a if. oe year certificaces 4%. Seven add threc- tentns Treasury notes, October and April, sold Bt 103 a 3; Coupon five tweaiies, 1013{. Railroad bouds and State ato ks were dull. Aiter the call and at the open board af one o’clock the market was iower, cepsciall; ia the list of Western ‘wiccks/ which deciined from two to four per ceat. Al the second regula, board the market was active and prices bgier, Ae compared wiih the morning sales, ‘Erie and Hudsea River were steady, New York Central Advanced KX, Muripoua 1}4, Readwg \; Cleveland and Pitteburg declined 2, Chicago aud Northwesiern 4%, Cbloago and Kock Island 13, Pittsburg and ee Hort Wayne %), Michigan Southern 2%, Cum. | 92% 106 berined §Coml 34, Quicksilver 3. Government | 10000 US 1 BE securities were @ fraction lower, At the open board as 9 Guts Ma 38 half-past three, and later im the street, the market was ‘without material change ‘The siatement of the uational debt for the month ena- fog with the Sist of October shows ap iucresse of 061,125,799, 0r about two mijlious per the preceding month, maxing an aggroga:: G1, against $1,955,973,116 va the 30th of september. ‘The icadiug figures c.mpare as [otlows — r Sept. 30 Oct, 81. ae Dobt bearing interest 10 coln.$423,055,941 961,170,701 1 ne Debt bearing interest 10 lawiul 800 15-108, money... wig SRE AT 664, 020.818 Fe i a on which int. bas comaee 890,97 866,120 | 509 Bug 100 Mit & Pree Devt bearing vo interest .... 467,944,' me rr -$1,900,078,T16 2,017 000,515 rye 87,514,900 ++ 24,800,416 19,868,662 ‘The cireuiation at the two dates was (hus stated — States notes... ive per ceat 1 year ire yor oo 4 Jour noes. Deo. (* “ 161,711 725.871 676,885,941 the curreacy —> very f-vorable statemeng If it were only true ‘Untortunately, however, two inexcusable biande: ip simple eudtractin and addition are appareot in the statement, which, wheu allowed fer, make the ourrency ive imerterenoe; but they would fod it a bard | Cleveland ane T. island Aask- predibiy mpvesible ous—to adduce any evidenoe | Curcaco ard Northwestero Rik bo hat eect, Doubdtiess there was some politionl feeling | Chic.go and erteeeniens. Ri pref.. eon upon that of | 40 Hu cR $2,017,002,- | 400 Marigons aig Oo 36 102,529,000 | risk euriy in the day, in NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1864. prompt remittances from the other side, consequent on tue disturbed coudilion of ailsirs tu Europe, Tee floating supply of soir vo the marker ts at the sume time dumtied, Its Bulk, ticely ve be mcroared by the payments of tule ost on the gold beariog beads now going forward. Oaly e emall amount of the aggregate due on the five twenty bonds was anticipated by the pub. Hic, notwithstanding the option ta their ‘aver, as the ab- sence Of ap uadue coupon from a boad tatericres with ite bale. ‘The bighest cash prices of the leading rafirosd and mis. collemeous ahares, at the first session of the Board of Brokers to day, C mpare with tue quotations oa Wedaes- day of last week as (dliows:— 26. Now Cleveland and Fittabar; xR. 106% ‘stedo ué ‘Chicago 10356 3 4556 wg Cumberland Coat Cv. os ‘poasg Erie pre erred stock. 403 Hodsoe River RB a 123 Titnow Central RR. 120 129 Michigan Ceotral RR ee 128% Michiyaa Southera RR. “86, 7 Miiwaukeo & Prairie du Chieo RR. g s New York Cenirat 119 ak ‘Obio and Mieswslpot certificates BOM 41 Pacific Mail Co, . * ‘ 316 Pitsburg, Fort jayne & Caioago RR. ON 1086 Readug RR.. 135 Goveromeat securities a Boon to-day were quoted as follows: — Rex! Coupon dve-twention, intereat oa. HOB. cs eeee October 7 8-10ths Treasury notes... Coupon tea ‘orties.. Misgourt Tenvcesee 6' ludiaua 5'8 Virginia 6's. plate stocks were rezistered at the following prices:— 60 - 2—n10:30 A. M. Y Ceo KR... 12h OO Cnt & NW lat d1o0y Tol eWab is} m bu) Clev & Tol sf 10000 Mariposa eS Acierenn 60 1d - Bere Pa ‘Ex Bae. 105 * 4y St Nicholas Bank.. ly Park Bank. red Cential Coal Co, 10 “3 cen Aw ‘Traneli Uo lie JON Y Contral BW... 12046 3.9 BECOND BOARD. Hair Past Two o'Cuocx P. M. M20 shs Reading RR. 135 lo she Can m Co, wo foo aictstiver i Gs. 8 3 Q i CITY OOUMMBBCIAL REPORT. Wapxespar, Nov. 2—6 P. M. Acum —Reoesipts, 11 bbis. Market continued irregeier, with sales of 30 bbis. pos at $1250. Pearle nominally $15 50 a $14, which is Bighor. Breapsicrrs.—Receipts, 15,006 bbis. four, 440 bags meal, 62,630 bushels wheat, 258 do. corn, 123,498 do, oats. The four market was irregular and unsctsied, followimg the course of gold, tipally closing Mc. a léc. below yesterday's quotations. The demand was quite part speculative, the sales reachiug 20,000 bbis, State and Weetern (iuciuding 5,000 ‘This show deore ee of $10,119,032 tm the value of | extra State for November, December and January do livery at $10 75 a $11, and 2,009 extra round hoop Obio for December ai $11 60), 1.200 Southera and 400 Canadt an. Kye (our and core meai were scarce and firm, wiih sales of 100 bbir, of the former at q¥ 10,and 200 of whe latter ot $8 8 $8 15 for Brandywine, Ms quote:— eutaianding 96,160,390 more than the oficial statement | Sujertise state and Western four... 208 900 tre a Fepreseuts, Yoe or:urs 1B question will be dotected by | Extra site. Bt $ere the flowing transeript:— Exraye ue ates ne ras 00 Swe yoare votes (with coupons). .,........$150,000,000 stra found hoop Onto. 00 a 11 25 Lame wunerawe eared or reaay to be ool trude brands. 11 30 a 12.26 Maso 0d... 6.006 teeeseeeeseses OO1ST SOO Keira St Lowe» 11 25 @ 15 00 ‘Common Souibe -11 00 § 12,00 | Sra vy, 186, 110 Fancy and extra do, ,. 1210 1 And tals balance ie correctly factuded in the main ad | Common Canadian, Be eyed ition. That it should be $65,862,250 ts clear. The vari | Rye flour, suertia 8008 045 Bliom amounts to $4,676,140. The ext mistake cocurs = re yin 38 4 - 3 oy Bm the Goiaiis uf the turee years’ compound interest ootes ihe wheat warket was lens uct! ‘40. lower. Yi Sales 55,000 bushels as $2 D0 092 4 for " poar ts quod of March 8, 1363 8,000,000 | inter Fod Westerns $4.40 for red State, and $2 20 0 cago, ee yo wes factive. a oe ae = 05,818,200 was quick aud steady, with salen of 3.800 busbain canas 2.82. bast al au ao “tate ++ $102 327,680 Dusbels pul tN owing Avuriation | 25.00y bushes at $1 65a $1 66 for Weeera mixed. Outs © $1,464,210. It therefore folio that the circulation God total debt should stand as follows: ircuiation, | 9° (9683,047,201; toial debt, $2,023,259,565. Will Mr. Fes- Gendeo expian grees to (Se preparation of the statement, in ‘wDieb 00 error g).cuid 0 allowed Ww occur, and are calcu. dated vo make the peopis piace po reliance upon ite accu- rasy. » The otber ebanges shown in the statement inelude an @Porease of certificates of indebieduces of $6,627,000. | demand, with sa Thes becriptions to the pew seven thirty currency joan \pg the month bave been $20,770,950, while (bose of discrepancies? They certainly show | Cuti0x,—Uwi: M 51,761,600 But the Treasury would not appear, by the | gis ube, steady and sm good demand at 90c. for State and adic for Western, bemswax has advanced, with sales of 2,600 Ibs, at 66c. ® 70c., the mari losing drm, A . . 0 ~ = A te grd market was jenaactive, and prices deCiined about Lc. pér ib, Sales 650’bales, | We ucts: - gy rene, florida, Mobile N. 0. &. Ordinary. : 106 107 Midating . Good middiing. Coal. Forerg vate terms. Domestic was tn demand, and prices were tending upward. be market was rather quiet aod some Gopiered state of ite eoters, ab indicated by the “amount | Bide Barbados ov terms Bot to be taade public." fa Trowsury.” to bave received the money, but to Bave silowed beavy balances to remain with @e mations pbenke § dosignated an Jvewoons were quiet, and wo bave only to note sales Of 80 toes Cuba fustic at $36, casa Feeours dail to oe en tone oil cake end teliow, per neutral, Gs. 6d. & Te.; steamer, ‘af public fards, To-dey, however, tbe latter have been, Be eee don parbagen calla hope vas we are giad to bear, drawn upon closely for their ba- | packages butter, 254,, aud applon, és. Tu fiasoes, and 0 ebary calling in of loans and a rather active was man oy and black walnut, 268: 100 a hude ihe 00, 3 fmoney marker have been theresult 1o which we may par- 120 bods, tobnces em, tally attribute the sudden fall te stocks, The prosent maa the pablio debt compares thus with those | od — Principal. Interest. ‘The money market bas beew unsettied to Gay, but there Bas been ve advance in the rate for call loaus—namely, Gove per cout Wierougie have been made with reat feinctauoe, aod ever the beet wignatures have had to @udsatt Le rate very ing (rom ten to twelve per cent. The foreign exchange mark+s was Kept in a state of Break excitement during (ue day, and drawers deciioed Meoking currency quotations nkers’ asked 10s, ta [5 1 deewelceg pt prpegan and 110K 0% at three Fj merobants, 18 Lis per cent lowe, The demand ie mew more eotive thin tt bes besa before the test Cow Peeks, owing to the recent OE ar imports 0nd ths Gemend for per steamer New York, { 20 cakes oil poppermint, 60s, ; 408.6 hhds. tobaceo, ahs ; 290 do., » Freights to Sao Fravcisco continue about me. A Hanover bri, 150 tons, was chartered, to, Ris Grande, bis, tour, $125, & al) brig, 3.000 bis. Toe: for dry and wet .B w York, coal, $650, A Kuseian bark to , 66.00 A Lritwh ehip a Naval sronee te A demand ot jd eat apirits of turpentine may be quoted at ‘26 for Amoriean and $210 9 $2 fe or French. +5, cou! One. boie (in Now rediord) at $2: erage whale ained qu Ot At $195 «$1 40. linseed continued fri, wit rstge | ton Of crude sperm we beard of a sale of about 400 more doing; sales of 3,000 gelions, om tbe spt, at and 6 00) ao. for tor delivery on private Eom urd wae quiet at $1 85 6 81 96 for nummer and winter. On. Cane. —sales 200 tone Wesiera bag, to arrive, at Paovimows.—Recetpte, 200 bbis, pork. 870 peck: ete 96 do. eu’ meats 160 40. laré. The pork in neces 04 dull aod Leavy, but cloved Wee ao Opward | Seat Beene 1 aeen for ote Olemin Me or jor pris, tor | saa i tor 8 ee Of 160,000. tbs. at 110.8 Market @rmer, with 14 (or State aud $i 16 ‘or Westora. THE BORDER SCARES. Important Despatch from Sce- retary Seward, All the Principal Northern Cities to be Fired on Elcetion Day. ATTACK ON CASTINE, MAINE. Threatened Raids Lake Ports. on the Excitement at Detroit and Cleveland. HUMOROUS SCENES, &o., &s. Ge. * Projected Robe! Incendta: orm Cities. Burvavo, Nov. 2, 1664. ‘The subjcined despatch was received this afternoon by the Mayor of this city. Mayor Fargo has already taken the matter in hand, and avy attempt upon Buffale will be worse suse futile. The following is the despatoh:— Wasuinaron, Nov, 3, 1864, To tas Mayor or BurraLo:— Vhisdlepartment bas received information from the Britich Provinces to the effect tbat there is @ conspiracy 00 f00t4o set re to tho principal cities la the Northern Gtates on thé day of the Presidential elootion. i & my duty 0 comtnunicate this toformation to you. W. H. SEWARD, im North- | Attempted Rebel Raid en Castine, Me. Boston, Nov. 2, 1864. A despatch from Augusta, Me,, states that an attocipt was made on Monday night to surprise the water battery at Castine by ® raiding party from the land side, The sentinel there was fired upos, but the garrison rallied and Grove the attacking party off. They escaped by boats after exchanging a oumver of shots, ‘One of the raiders was supposed to be woundbd. Nope of the garrison wore burt, but builete came very near some of them. Castine is defended by two now oarthworks, mounting five guns each. Baurast, Me , Nov. %, 186, A Geapatch to the Mayor of this olty, from Coetine, gives the particulars of the attack apou the battery at that town on Monday at midnight. Aomall party of mea spproached from the rear, and whea chailenged immediately Ored upom the seatinel, who retarved the fire, Sergeant Ramedeil was fred upon as he came out of kis quarters. Four baits lodged withia two feet of bie: The garrison mustered promptly aed pursued the raiders for ebout half a mile, Gring upoo them aed they revlying, whea they tooked to @ boat end escaped. The object, It ls supposed, was to capture the United States cutter lying in the barbor. ‘Lhis city bas been pus inte a state of defence. By orders from Governor Cony the Home Guard are ia readiness for duty, aod the city govermment bas ia- creased and armed the police. e Threatened Raid on Detrott. GRRAT EXOITEMENT IN THM CITY—wiLITIA AND SOLDIERS CALLBD OUT—OONGKEUALIONS Dis- MIsgED FROM THE CHURCHES, #10. (From the Detroit Free I’rees, Oct. 81.) A Berious alarm was suddenly cre:tod In the city last eventug about sever o’ct ck, by the announcement tha: & body of rebel raiders—im number variously cotienssos— bed Fett Torosto, C. W., Saturday, armed wo the teeth, the purpose of tayiog Waste the olty of Detroit or ind ‘The folowing despmoh, Mayer Barker, 00 rtwit ng ott oF aa, am they may vega materi tl Peitige, itis thot in small boats They also taited of Suspen-iou Beidue ane Niagara Falis. Their pre @ have boon going on for ait ce te cor:ect, are veryo om- been brought in from the W lengued with parties In thst dirrction, Two lett ‘Torouto bare commissions from the rebel gen Don't allow hint be made, publie it n't allow thiato be made ns ‘or further information, + call write ‘The Maj Geveral captatos Guards, to call their companies togetber. or immodiately sont for Provost Ma (il, aed messengers were Pirbaaye AD yg te ae is of the Boott Guards, Lyou Gurds and Colomel detaied Sifty men from the Vetcran reserve under command of Captein Bunt. A bee filty citizens, in charge of queauy Orgabized, the whole being ander “te direc tion of io Hunt, Fifty employes of Micbt- an Central Raliroad Ce oy A Tice, ermen by the ready Superintendent, Keq., and de- any for daty at the ‘The most active prepara. re made to give had they any ex- tneacs i fo (aot, a warm rece; Squads were. posted @t exposed ite along the river, The sews ike sen iatimation at Gret communiceied Lina od the ¢ panes {roma mouth te mouth, and house the whole city was astir. rye - the churches aad Congregations were hurriediy dismissed. The belie tang ont on ciate whieh so8 Rot be compre- heoded. Everything and everybody {a commotios. ere People rushed slong the atrests exottediy ia hubbubd, bat could gala ‘yo trathfal be comtradiotery reports. Fhe widest agaet assertions were made. Gomme bad. that the rebels wore already in the a tions of it om fire, They bared their ‘the fact that (he fire bells had scunded, oat ene } had told it ‘ali an immense crowd collected. Mayor Birker asked them to qaietiy disperse, stating that tf there was yA further exuse for fear, (he alaren would be given by the State sesere la cbared See Sea aon ae ere juty. All sorts of romote were efoit that tolegray wired bad boon ut, and ‘alge that the sabi bf Py river bad been destroyed Upon any te at tae seloge Se ee ene Oem A callable fontieman who tose a eeeaey morning known’ there of. conten ‘any iudications of Pate vor poor received by Maree Barker fore ation bows sep rer i rh ecte: oa, a in08 uf preven ever, race Sie orm e as) Sree the ‘ith which (We mar ttary jad our cliirens a Threatened by the Raiders. UNUSUAL NUMBEK OF BUsrICLOUS CHARACTERS ABOUT—RePORTS THAT THE CITE Was TO BB test cveuing with the Mayor the quest aod seer marghale, and most oxtra- 8 pr binkugacd ine i ir <> Fong oy oats 4 * ‘apeotrea 4 ween at Fie ceove) mee: rege ap ike en om the receipt ve, tonal ywhiob mere = hostii@ move tents were on fool, and npon'oer at ™ @uy momout, and gave led ves seb every ve 4 and suspicion, We were :otofthe gumber who id io these spore, hensicus, Nevertheioss we adwty that a9Gst, “Al aid” uson dats olty i: not ty ey Gnd thas ite mie duty of Che authorities to be constaptiy wm a of pre Peration to receive warmiy an ot who may ovvsider ibis an uvailable ” poimt’ for plunder aod conisgrtivn. And for the purpose Of allay fog tue public fexrs.g We ate happy to arsure, our readers that ail necessary acd proper measures have eeu taken toinsure their sacty ag weil as thas of their eed not detali the plaas which by ay Dat the auth. tttes are vir tiaut, aud wh ite eased police force, the @: min; Of several Ooms. rug alarm, Bod an efliciont ity need HAVE Hogiing to fear. Three compa gaileon Ge Buvdied and sifuetk were om pit. iT of tho excitement cropped several tnoidents which, ining «ben and as tuey did, threw over the grave oo and wopte aspects which provoked akin to merriment, as the following, ry ‘die Wildest rura ore were current last wigdt, Kast bound sauduaky trata bad been theowa irom the track and dacked, the wire Tub 60 that communication wiih Sandusky was severed, sc. But tt turned out that (he trav’ was all cigbt, uly vebiud time; tue wire ia- (uct, and Captain San/ord, who was aboard, neither mur- dored por a prisoner, ‘The venerabis aud gallant Dr. Kirtland, baving beard and given Credit t» these re;orts, came ridtug po) moll fate Cao city Last atyht, at the herd oa quid of ten or fifteen mes, among as the tadefatigable Unionist, Jona Beuvett. of Kockport, all armed to = weapons as they could burrledly 4 mus 4 reported (or duty. Happily their services were not veeded; bus their chirge into C.oveland, whue it was made ta good faith aud showed iodowitabie piuok, was decidedly amusing. News from tne Pacific Coast. Saw Franoisoo, Nov. 1, 1644, The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived from the Northorn coast today with $340,000 io treasure from Oregon, and $27,009 ‘rom British Columbia, ‘The Oregon Lextslature bes authorized the issulag of $200,000 iu State boads ‘or bounties to help recruit ove thousand soldiers (of service on the borders of tuat State Indian Superiateadeat Hobington bas coaclided a treaty with ‘bo Kiourth aud Medoc Ldians of Souther and Miidle Oregou, by whioh twenty-Ave square miles Of jand are o-ded tv the Usted States tn consid sration 0: the usual apouities aud a cert«in sum to be expeuded for uuplements, he Navy. PAUXOM OPFIORR? AT TH BLOOKi YN NAVY YARD, + Acenirals Koise aud Renaud. of the Freach Navy, visited tho Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday morning. They wore ofiicially received by Admiral. Paulding at we Lycoum, where a marine guard was drawn up under Captain Ocllyer, Ac admiral’ salute wasdired aud the tor howted (rom tbe Nortm Carolina, The diverent Pointe Of interest at she yard were visited, and the Dictator boarded, when the distinguished gentiemen left, Admiral Loise takes the pince of Admiral Renaud tn com maud of the Freuoh squadron in this victuity. VeeSELS TO Ball. ‘The gut. boat Nowbera will sail om Saturday. The Faa- Keo expec to leave today for the North Attantio bicokading equed'on. vam DIoTATOX £ Bas not yot left the yard, and it is doubtful when she will do ae. amaIVAL OF THE BERMUDA AT PHILADSLPRIA. Puapetrara, Nov. 2, 1864. Tho United States steamer. Bermuds arrived off the Navy Yard last evening from the West Galt squadron. Bhe brings tweuty-twe offcers and one buadred and eighty cight etek and discharged seamen. The Hermeda saiied from Galveston, Texas, om the 20h Of October. She reports the capture of two prizes by abe United States steamer Moblie—formeriy the Teanesseo— one with a cargo of cotton, and the other with an asserted carge. There if nothing of tmportaace from Mobile Bay. The following ts a list of the vorseis at prosent on that ata. den —The flagship Hartford, Rear Admiral Fa: United States sioop Richmoad, United States sloop Lacka- wanua, guaboate Port Royal, Owasco, Metacomet, and Mositors Manbattan, Chiekasaw, Winnebago with dereapo command the forces at Key West, The weathor during the entire passage of the Bermudas bas besa very @he Tarf. FASHION COURSé—TROFTING. Wepmapat. Nov. 2—Match $1,000, mile Beate, best Wares (a five 'D. Mace named b, b. Commedore Vanderbiit, to 166 ibs. wagon D. PGfer vemed b, m. Lady First boat. Bann Dav,—Match $200, mile beats, best three to five, Mr, Sammis named b. Honest Kembie, lo harness. 4. Loveit aamed br. g. Ratler, to wagon, Two iAT, 164%. 29856. The race between Commodore Vanderbilt aad Lady Clifton was @ most exciting aflair, A great numbor of @ur most wealthy citizens wore cut to witmoss the trot. ‘The day Was fine and tbe track in capital condition for Speed. Vaudervilt wea at the atart the favorite at eve hundred to forty. At the word he broke up, and she mare ed around the tura aed to the yet poie four lengths ahead im forty secouds. Down the backstretch whe Stallion steadiou himssif, but did not socom to Sau; the aii paaney half mile pole in 1 Jongthe ia trout. On the three. quarter stretch the stal- tron began to unbend himn-eif (n eervest audabet up ibe Gay light graduaiiy, being two lengths behind 4 the three-quarter poic. He came on tie homestretch with a rash, wout up te the mare at the distance, earricd a rn ee the beat by & short length to decord Heat.—The backers of (he mare were not satis. fled with the result of tne las a wore will tate one hundred to hiety b tbey got in as tity. The steilion agsto broke at the start and ‘Eve jengihe, and did not seew to gatucr himse'f to. the back’ Gong ‘a the gessten the stallion showed bia beoutifal knee action, fm conjunction with bis auperd propellers, and de Gp two leogtas beiore the more pasved the b balf fm Time 1.17. On the tbreequerter tch be shut BAp up xootber length, aod as the mare swung On the homestreus be was at' Ler wheel, aria ee Cady ase Cluck. Ry Way up the stroich they he: bead, and the pace became stronger and flercer—the mare bad to fl fo tho air, The etauion winning cleverly two ‘iengtbe tu wu. aia an bg Ihérd Seas. —One hundred ty ten wont begriag on V: the sta'lion got around tho turn without a br6a fet. led to the quarter pole in thirty ete ed au came home a very onsy winver by & couple of lengt aoe. id gaan oe for $4,000, the rece to come oif over the Neay there aere Gat bye genen 2 by. dordiit. Tne horses had « very oven start, aud this time pore about the maund'aisieoce ia 117, 17 The stallion, Commodore Vanderbilt, ts matebed agatort aialion trot over the Union Brought against Mr, Darias Taliman, of 1,352 Broadway, tm May last, by © gentleman named Hark has been tovestigated be’ore Justice Sbindiey, who the evidence before the mugistrate hold Mr, Talimen fur trial “MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS. / Marrica, | ny taka oy dyad November 1, at Son's preeans Dasa, Tromes Wane, wine? Bs, Sree Fs Bf.) pte Martin, inagbtor ot Caplals scat ee oad ne) Brotegar Ne Garde ore Cacvovaloh ous Cobh Died. A$ Grand Bridge Mills, Va. one rota A tla aaa eran ied _— Army, of Coeymans, county, N. ¥., aged dooce, No. 68 East Thirty ior room Suragen o6| Sens. iiness, eer ocean der 1, Wiusam BURR, aged $4 years. The funeral will take ; tno on Friday eftern:oa, at two Baek from tue Oungregationg churob, at Greonfleid mee —On Wednesday, November 2, Many, tho be loved wife of Maurice tarr: mative of the partan Kileedy , county 0! Limerick, Iretwud. ‘The rieads -nd rel.tives of the (amily are respectfully, {nvited to attend the fuceral, this (fbursday) after- Boun, At one ool: ok precisely, from ber late residence, 106 Kat Twentieth atreot. Pet avara —On big 4] OctoL.er 6, of youow at Morehead City, N. C., Dr. J B Beruancee, suey Charge of Manefield General Hoopital, aged 37 years. Cak®.—Oo Sunday, O-tobsr 30, in Hamptoa Hos pital, Va of wounds received at the battle of Chapli's ‘arm, Ord'rly Scrgeavt FLavan W. Carn, Conepany 0, ‘Sixteonth New York heavy artitiery, age 28 ¥: UKLLA iyRR:.—At Brooklend, Md. 00 ‘on Tueeday, Cotober 18, Ustee Deets Treen, formoily of Charlestov, 8. C., én « 47ch year of bis axe. California papers please ovp: Devsnn —Ou Wodnesdy, November 2, Ana Maaroman, relict of Abram Deoker, «26 | 12 years. ‘Yho relatives und (riends of the family a atiend the fuceral, from the residence of b Javod 8, Mooi, No. 142 Weat Twon: y-tirel day afternoon, at ope o'clock. Hor remains will be takea to Triaity Cemetery for interment. Exricax.—Ou Wednesday, Noveraber 2, after a short Uinese, James, eon of James and Mary Entrican, aged 2 yeara and 6 moaths. Ihe funera! wit take place this (ratested) afternoon, ato ‘cock, feum the residence of bis parents, 201 Greeve street. Fraxer.—At Jersey City, N. J., on Sy 31. afters snort ees, Jaxm, wile of Joho D. Fraser, aged days. es reiatives aud a teiends of the fam'‘ly are javind, A attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, O'clock, from the residence of hor ‘thee, Boojemin B Mills, Eaq., Ratiroad avenue, Jersey City. € ver, GonzaLvz —On Sunday, mover ‘30, Suto Maaia, aon 0, and zaler jury Gonzalez, in the 6th year of bis age oa. and relatives are respectfully invited to from 197 York street, Jorsey City, this (Thursday "morning, atten ofolock. Hasicton —On Monday, Ootober 31, Enea Ams Hawt: ‘TON, aed 72 yew ‘The relatives «od friends of the family are Meg) atteud the funeral, without further notice, — residence of hor sephow, BR, M. Martia, No. 143 East Thirty Orst strect, this (Thuraday) aiterneon, at two wleloe Higinmot#am.—Killed at Cedar creek, Va., on Wedoes- jonel "Tr Mas H. Hime. paat one o'clock, from t Tarmpeon, 166 Bast Kixbieonth atrect HoGurs.—On Tuesday , November 1, Buizauata Hvoume, 0 ears. “The trends and moquatntences of the (amily are re- 8p :ct uliv invited to attend the fuverat, (rom ber late Tes1d@Q6, 337 \\ est | wenty-ninth sirect, between Tenth @id Lieventd avenues, thia (Toursday) afternoon, at one o’eieck. TLe remains will be taken to Calvary Com for iuterment. Hant —At the battte of Cedar creck, Va..on Wednes- day, Gotoder 19, Major Ronerr MoD«anvt Haar, Inspector atatl of General Grover, eldest sou ei George Hart, of this city, aged 24 years, Toe friends of the family are invited to attend the fuperal, {rom the residence of his agg Q1T State atreet, Bro kiyu. (ihureday) aiternoon, at three o'clock, wis 2 her tuvitation. Dreeden, Germany, 08 Lg pe Ootuder 13, cH Tncanmation of the fuogs, Maur Joa Kitte!, «ged 37 years, 1 mooth . Li vee Ja Tnesdey morning, November 1, ion, Wuuse Lovsenr, namtslanon Hee oe Siusher, county Tyrone, ireland, ia the 3d year of his “the friends of the family are respectfully luvited to at- tond the fuveral, (hie (Thureday ) mor» iag, at ton o'et trom his late reaidevoe, Niutb avenue, between Sixty ret and are streets. 2, ot Ripoell and 8 ery Lenaap,—-0a — November me Catuaning Lasand, aged 30 yoars,3 months he relatives and friends are iovited to attend the funeral, on Fi rorya geen gy pa No, ill Coapou out fur Feet, Lucay.—On Wednesday, November $, in the 684 year of bis age, Rormar V. Lucey. His remains wit be tskea from bin late residence, om Brovdway, Wiillamsburg, 00 Fridsy moroing, as o'clock, t@ Sts, Peter rit] Paul's oburch, Secead street, His friends and those of the femily are Vavited to attend the fovea. Manosy.—Ae his merges Fast Foucteeath etreet, on Tuerday, November 1, ef »poplexy, Micuam, Manoxy, 8 native of ‘parryuape, county Kerry, ireland, to the 61st Year-ot Lis age. The relatives and friends of the family and the Of the! Blessed Virgim, also the Coufereuce ef St, Vir 6 de Vaal, are areas inv tod to attend the fuoeral, from the Church of the Immacuiate Conception, Four- teenth street and avenue A. this (\bursday) morning, at ten o’ciock, where a solemn bigh mass o( requiem will be oilered ap (Or'the re.one of bis soul. His remutos will be toterced in ‘emetery. McKoamata -—Kiiled, in front of Potersbur on Mondsy, June 20, Wittuam H McRorrate, of peng l Sixteenth Michigan Veteran Voluntcers. ‘Ihe (riouds of the family are respectfully Invited to at- tend the (uneral, from the resideace of his mother, in Frost atreet, near Smilin, ewes, LL, this ae afternoon, &| owe o'clock. Michigan papers pieare copy. MoGoway.—On Wednesday, Novombor 2, Catwaninn, wite of James MoGowan. ‘The friends avd relatives of the fam!!y aro reepectfull tavited to attend the funeral, (rom No. 503 West Sixteon! Strost, (hia Ihureday) a‘ternooe, at one o'clock Onsrr.—On Tureday, November 1, af Stog Sing, Weat- chester county. ANpRsw J. Onsen, of a, Fifty atest regi- yh New York Volunteers, agod 47 yoars, 6 montis ry days. Be wong —Witiam, youngest gon of Mary and Francis Omen ‘riends of the family lavited to attend the funerai, from the Un cergig is parent No, 6 Prince street, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at tw ry ‘bout further aotice Rasrimney. —Killed at the bastie of Cedar Creok, Wit- uum J. Tusroaany, Firat Lioucenaut, Company C, Sixth New York artiliery, aged 24 years, Fanerai from house of Josoph Horriage, Weat Farms, 00 Sunday a.ternoon, at two 0 clock. Rarw.—On lueaday, November 1, Mancaner Dorcan, tofaot daughter of James and Barbara Reid, ia the 4th year of her age, ‘The reiatives and {rieuds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the (uneral, f1 ew pea pe fl lg pevente, 80 pon ‘Iwenty-eighth, this (Thursday) after Boon, at ‘clock. BxxTOx.. Tacedsy evening, November 1, Jomamam, dunghter of Widow foxton, aged 16 years and § mon ‘Ine relatives and frieuds of the family are respectfully tnvired to attend the fuseral, Tey gegen {ter 200M, at one o'clock, from the residence of her, wotner, 361 Woet Thirty nivth street. Srinwaccox.—is Brooklyp, en Wednesday, Novem- ber 2, Kana Navmatia, daughter of Joba and flize Jane oneeee, aged 3 aly 1 month and 4 deys, iativer and (cleuds of tho (auiiy are respectfully tuvited to attoud the iuneral, from the remienee of her Paroute, 76 Vandorbit avends, Brooklya, thie (ihurday) Aitdragou, at half. Past ove o'oicek. without Carther notions, Bev —Oa Tuesday, November 1, @ Brookiyn, Mrs, Jonrs ScrLLY, aged 65 years. Toe friends of tho tam/'y ara sespec' Attord the funstal, from St. Joweph's oli }» Corner of Vanderbilt avenue aud [acide street, Drooklys, bye La Feyuiom mass will be oifered ‘or the of ber sou! ak a yerd Mei November viiasean, rellse nue! Atorer, aged re Tho reiatives twat tetonds of the family. and those of her non in-law, Lewis R. Davia, are requested to attend the funeral, (rom the teaxieace of the iattor, 64 Weat ‘Thirty-Afth strest, om Friday afternoon . at One o’olook. Brova.—On Taceday Thoraieg, x November 1, Atrranpes Stowe, @ native of Bootiaud, io tbo 661m year 0 bia age. Hie irieods and (be mem’ of Greene aireet =. ba iat to Ma oly, en ‘as VL pe he reday) mora! pat Crclock, teow the church, bevween Bevoise and Spring trees. P Booteb papers pleam aopy. Novomber 1, after 5 Kanpannoge —0n Tuesday moraing a RT de renee te of the family are Waudernoot, oe inviea rriatedap) toes! oe Seaeral, ree avenue, ‘Thar moray v , November 1, Hany &,, only capderick 8 aa hiles Weasworth, aged 1 year, a sciteratstie tear eee uz ‘ioved ‘tw stisnd At aire roe ee = ie ee ot aoa ‘very Riva very every 27. sats frets ‘skction pr lt al 4 ee Rar TELvirs, tesgHt wom ie us OIRGD i i sicooa ai at mierea tees ee Aa (Late ct ont Be Ge, | eae cavre Fas Yann: Ove fod ing Company, 271 Spring, besweca varies and Huse PRENCH saree ae AST A BLE teuneen Meret rene jeoaker, baled ‘Woesier street, and ely’ epeauans | ‘eee Saeeieat STORE KEGP ERG Ftc whe "Osi raat Allon streets, dith 13's (a5 aes. “oF Saas egy imei We ans undourtediy eas xa Eaves ‘CLOTHING. Aras Feit Niew Bars a aL CW) nd gousiousen. will o@ ¢asiogianed (o last ot Cloent astoe Facey speed aud Mi ‘amine our stock “DmaY & PROW BiTOU ——————_—_} alway pas maiehis en a can send mente to Suh nn se Mevonth Robes Wited brass above Twenty ‘taled incest Ladies atten: by Mr-, Mints, A “SURER PLACE.—aT 222 SEVENTH AVKNOB and bunest ladies wad yeviemeu will Bod a fair ARKE, to woom di Carpeta, Furnitn other dealers io i 1 t wilt be punctu nuded to. Tadies stiousot te ra. darks Piowse revember the arizival M. Marke the ‘nuwber, 2 Crp (dors {tom'Brookl. uuud Jerse! 7 ma SEVENTH AVENUB—! wilt receive: the highest peloos for the tr by oaliing On oF addressing M po thing Carpets, &., ra WARE. enue, near Twenty iM Gity prompuiy ati A wey the Net pose vt Four ast O7 Glotalag. 0, Ladie- and gentionen will be astonts, Westera Ag Furniture, bi Steph 18 WORTH YOUR WUILS, LADIES AND 0 ference in the price we pay avainst aii other dealers ou or address A. DUO AR, 1:8 Sevemth avenue, coruer ‘Twonty-trat survet, Ladies attended by Mr. D. ity wan! warantee to pa, fo re sated 1 i nen 65 calling on oF 164 Beventh av. ronty-third mureste KMENT FOR LADIES aBD USAGEE: ig on ote: $8 to hah dias a we 8i0, as attadies i atiended, te hrs, Gaal 7 is? SIXTH AYsnUn.—LADIEg. AND. GENTLE. it Garten Citbing, Corp r = ate webride ty 0 doors Teal isis” “true, you will be HARRISON, (09 SEVENTH CS WItL for Oast OF Clo om ‘Mra, & HARRISON, le tt Sealee arse ah ‘Mra, Leon. oy teks mitare. e sb at Ladies ‘eaait wi with te yours cca fs Mees oyek ‘sd dow. comdy an pune, wil Cast Of ©} by ning ‘on or addrecaang ‘isi’ arr) Tried avenue TIENTION, LADIES ; AND ‘GENTLE iN AB! tetreceive the ieetieshee ah mers Bie dreasce pee to $8. vpiarese Mm venth avenue. bet! Fett ae. speremll ‘orders W Srobue ote re, , at the from Cy coats from $6 te kad copay ‘will be > duly astonded to, ia of aren eae wrens LADIBS AND GENTLEMBRH.—' at Pp: Hee paid for, cast o3 Clo Of addressing HWA soveuih and Twenty eighth eireeta, tnt Puraiture TART, $81 Ge scent Ladiens attonued to by Mere, War at Choir ows roriyt an Ing, Ac., by roe ees Hart, 65 Carmine street, a3 = y avies, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.—HIGH Sue BRA SUR Sk Scere Esquimaux aud mace $50.0 000 # eas Hi. Ay str Sein sea ‘nied and Thirty fourta ATS, ormmpoars, ¢ ovansoame Castor Leaver Overceats. oa — Susteces’ ‘Cente woRTH oon CAST OFF naan 300 ie ie attended WATOUES, JRWELBY, a0, A FRivaTE. FR oeinlye y <i Ap og MEANS WILL Mage vor Pix} tons comnunicaiions Baylis, station D. " wom ty i 4 Sad cousigaraeats, ot 85; per coat, T &9.-WATCHES, DIAMONDS, {Ey RiRy, for sale cheap, to pay edvances, at the vp corn Also len pope iy etal room hore artistea Ye PAG ehdit “AT i Bon for Diamond: mente, te, oat THe UTMOST VALUE PAID Fate, gzvele, Ovstest Tere bow re trom 10 tem OMee a ‘RRINGER, BH Broadway, :cem 1k OUIS ANION, 723, BROADWAY (WaW TC YORE M men in thetrade for Diamonds, a Silver, Came! Hair Saawle, or any articies ae HIGH PRICES PaiD FOR pagar ery, Ofies hours only ft ayes) Oat. Brooke td Cannel f etd Cannel anne! Goal fs for anle at Forty-Gret . Tel et Sant ue Cons i nig A street; 279 aven: Works, Twenty! ATA REDUCED bit DELIVERED | tt wenue, “.F bear Fifteent erat street, or at the Gas SABRWOOD, Me nratces oo4L Bo gens F 5, Mn La zag Tht 4 oa THE TRADES. FH Fron ser rom | P*oh ith good elty reference, Operator or printer. Address CARPENTERS Wap wv. us APHER,—WANTED, empl Ww. wi a tnd, 3 Ha pes, ofthe ely. at $il 3) vee thong ‘airty-seoond ‘street, between TRD.—aP APPLY AT as D OAS PITTERS WANTED ALSO & eae Ll evye jumbers’ materia! De ac, Apply we W. O. band forger and striker; Diast fire, and steel all eut to hi and pay every Saturday. Appl: Meriden, Coun. 7 os. N, ek a CRE mile ser ‘Wimtn, y Ag2ED-POURSRINER: MACHINE TUONDERS a® mitngten, Dek, Address Ht H Moseley Wwarmgceons EIG Wiitaingion, Det SHBLM| iM (TAILORS), mate pais 8 iheet suployment gives. A SITUATION FOR AP A raacqicat, 1 J WwW roman boveloetear For! — AN somes. ot onan GRIN Ql aly da le bisiness can bes Address box 1.) 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