The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1864, Page 2

_ 7. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Trvaspar, Nov. 3—6P. M. Phe etocs market suifered s [yrshar decline to-day, un Gor & pressure to realize, aut guid, altvongh lower, was ‘Utale jess erratic in its course thin yesterday. The quo- tations wore — WMA M. ‘The speculators for a rise are deoided!y Aisoouserted by the tare the markot has takem. They overrated the agyregsie etrengih of the “bu!” party, apd placed their trust ma bouse Dot on theeand. Tue new operators, who were abtracird ino the whirlpool by the sharp rise @f Moodasy and fuesd»y, ere uow counting thelr losses, eadder i! ovi wiser men, and chewing the cud of reflec tion at thir coforced leisure. ‘The closing quotations for stocks at the frst board bowed the following variations from thore of the second board yesterduy:—lirie decllved 2%, New York Cestral KM, Pending 1 \(,Michigao Soutbern 7%, Michigan Central X, ‘Wiimote Contrai 1, Chicagy and Nortuwesters 1, preierred 934, OBivago and Rook island 14;, Chicago, Bur'ington aud Quincy 1, Hudson River 4, Cumberland Goat %, Odio and Miscissipp certifiesica jg. Cleveland end Pittsburg Mavance! \, Mariposs i. Fort Wayne 13; Quicksilver end Canton Companies were steady, Government securiiics were 8 fraction lower. Coopon sizes of 1881 sold 2: 100%, coupon five twenties at 101 7%; mow iasve, 100%; coupoa ien-[orties, 94); a 96;,one yoar CeriiBertes, 95 sd. After the call the market was weak, bat at the open Board at one o'clock it improved. At the second regular Doar 11 showod an advance, but wae ratper feverish and fadicated a dowawerd tend The chaoges from tbe qvotations of the morning wer: :—In Erie an advance of %, New York Contrai 114, Hudson River 34, Rending 1%, Michigan Cootral %, Michigam Southern 34, lilinois Cea. tral 3, Chicege and Rook Isleud 3%, Fort Wayne 1, Can- ton Company L Government securities were firm. The new issue of five twenties sold at 10034; coupes ten-fortien, 95. At the open board, at half-past shree, the market was Qotive, but irregular, aud prices were a fraction iower. ‘The 7 TAIKGS 18 still unsettled, and tue Lattoual ‘Denka are sctively calling in their loans to meet the next Graft of the Treasury, which will probably be for about ten millions, The call yesterday created consideradle Oonsternstion among these institutions, and ene at least im this clty—and three, we are iniormed—baed to ask for time to make their paymonte in. This afferds practical @videocs that these banks use tne motey deposited with them by the government ja a manner which fs only a soarce of weakness to the latter, They lend to epecuiatore, which couduces directly to the inflation of Prices, and thoy accept as collateral securty stocks and gem, which may decline sufficiently to sweep out any ordinary margin at apy time. If the cational banks sus- tain hoxvy losses the government has little or voremedy, and therefore they are unsafe custodians @f the public foods, im addition to which the principle of Permitting the existence of numercus sub-treasuries— which such of the national banks as are pubiic deposite- ries ally are—is.e bad one, and it shou'd be the objeot of the Secretary of the Tressury now, as it will be the Dusivess of Congress when it assembles, to remedy this evil, Thus far the natiooal banks Lave done no service to the governmest to conjeusate for the addition of more than fity eight militons to the curreucy which they have inflicted. Netwitnetanding the tightness of the money market jo certain quarters, however, Hirst class stock houses pave experienced po diMeuity in supplying their wants at seven per cent; but the demand has been limited to-day, owing to the decline in stocks apd currency values geue- rally, The discount line shows mo change. Ite main Obaracteristic w etugnstioen, aod very lite commercial Paper is wither oGered or devepted; thet whicn is rates from nine to twelve per cent. Inferior signatures are ‘unmarketabie, unless at bigh races among the private “note sbavere.”” The foreign exchange market is unsteady fu {ts currecoy quotations, couréquont upos tbe rapid fluctuations of gotd, ‘Une demand for Dilla is stronger, owing to, our reduced @xporta (or Whe tast month as compared with previous foturos. ‘ihose for the week ending the 3ist of Ooiober, how , compere favorably with those of the corres- ponding pericd in 1862 snd 1868, as tho following state- ment Wil show:— 1868. 3,240,567 142,482,780 Since Jen 2..$124,884,603 14,073,947 183,187,008 ‘This, however, aitcr ascries of weeks, im which the exports avorsgod more than seven millions per week, shows abesvy falling of The specio disbursements of she Trcasury now going forward in payment of the inter. $st On tho Ave-tweuty Birds, due on she Ast instant, will ‘mouai to more than fifteen thousand dollars im the ag- $regate,ouly aemad portion of which has been antich Jatea by tho hosders, and this, or the greases part of it, Wwili go Lowugmeut the buik of the foating stock of gold oo the market, aod 80 diminish the scarci- ty of te supply 96 present complained of, and ene the rates for toreign exchange, Drawers hold with firmness, but buyors are critical of names, and not shout ronson, woking 10 the pregent and prospective @tato of Pranciel and commercial alairs fo Europe Hank- Ors) abs Livy OF their bis at mxty days, amd 110% « Ji) ab tures daya Merenacts’ are effered at 108 & Arather close money market and lewer prices are looked for uy the best tn’ormed, bOLm in the gold room aud oa (he Stock Exebumye, A rewa: tof Gve thousand dollars has been offered for the aypreveus the iate payiog teller of the Mercan tiie Bank, © Ro has absoonded, it 18 supposed, with nearly three hundred thousand doliars betouging to the Dank. A (oo ther reward of fifteen thousand dollars is offered for the recovery of the amount, or in that proportion for the fom restored. it WW anbounced that the rematuing sur- of tbe bank, after allowing for the defalcation, ts dhe business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lowe — Revel) ts for customs $142,000 Tovar roceiy6.. 614,351. Payments 1,403,951 Baiaoe 403,116. Saber to grvornmont The (ol owwe comparative statement shows the ave- fage ovo tiow of the leading items of the Philadelphie Danks (or the past aud previous week:— Lad weet, ‘This week, Lb 41,594,104 Byece we 3 Level te ders Deposits... Crealaion The Philadeiphia benks di @opudl dividends as fullow Ca; tal. $1,809,000 Fourth sorte Tradenme. ‘» The retcron of the Beok of Rngiand for the week end. img Ootrbe 10 Dare WR Ube statement Of the previ+ Cus Week 4s ULLOW em Public deposits. Orher Key se. Goveromevt ercurities American securities wore quoved ia Laadon ou tus gist @ October as (ollows:— yiand 6 Per OW... eee . (ed Sinton, 6 20 yours, 1982. . Virgion -Wie b per com. +45 4 1,6 per com +s -a e Alhaic wed Great Weavers, Now ¥ nec »Oa - me . " g s Brio womens S59 (atl prid). -@e De, T per erut peer ~@e Da, 400 te rary M7 3 pad). P 60 ‘ Kawirod boude, o mark, TF ot, [100 7 yer comme 18T a 00 The réarkel w Lavdop tor Ame pecortt Wide ioe bab aol wa aceon: ee eaouc tof trankse tons. Undted state fh ty bende ere Bow quoted ox Let November eon yon, enow a fall : UB) ih ia EE Prararrc eo ee SeteBletesaay slepsnesoesefaests 2283 etee if of 136 per cont durieg the week, the value of pA iuto cousideration, Krie aad II A G:vem way $1 cach. ‘The retara of the Back of France for the week ending O-tober 20 shows (be followtug results, as compared with the last acovunt:—Inc:ease, casd in mand, 223 millions; ‘bills dweounted not yet due, £ 1-5 militons; bank notes, 6 46 millions; treasury balance, 11-3 millions; eurreat eccounts, 8 18 millions, Stock Exonauge. Tuvepay, 915007 8 o's, Ye, coun, 106: ‘one baton 10600 4 10) Chicaxé 1200 Mich So & N 500 ao. % 200 “ 38. 500 wo 100 Titino: ¢ 400 do. . v6 0d ka) To.kWabistmex. 100 200 WAG) Pita W ACHE NS — 900 19000 Plats, EW. Wot 2 01 200 wo CI = ‘mo ct 0 1000 400 200 Chey 160 Onto uuu oD 190 do. és We int? 9 88g Ih Chic, hur & Qy RR LT & ial’, 100 Pitta, Pew kOnieR& 10245 ot Copake Iron Mine.. %, 100 4 105 1009 mith Farmeice Gold 108 $10 Mariposa Mining Oo 165% 200 #i2-N Y-Comtral BR... 122° 600 MO Erie RR.. 19 100 2) do. Moog 100 do 99°¢ 200 400 9955 100 BECONY BOARD. Have-rase Two o'Creos P.M. 400 ahs Beading Ri... 13456 400 8 O's, IS81,cou, 106) 8 G's, 5-2u's.cou } lug M.ch Central BR, Poa etek! BR 6,0 las 1005 Me 16000 OS 6a 5-20 300 US 10-40", cou... Ry Bed z SESECESTEES Se 88e5e! jiewertceagsce ze $1200 Odio & Mize cort 39 ed American gokt..; 238 OLtyY COMMEROIAL REPORT, Tuurspar, Nov. 86 P. M. The market continued all sales bave 2000 Asars.—Rocelpts, 70 bbis. settled and prices fluctusted with gold: boon made at $12 50a $13 for pots and $18 560.0 $14 for pearis, Breapercrrs. —Receipts, 16,059 bbis. flour, 362 bbis, and 900 bags corn moa!, 69,164 bushels wheat, 23,129 do. corn, 78,121 do. oats, and 81,456 do. barley. The flour markes was irreguiar, opening and drooping, and closing up firm at about yesterday's prices, with a good home trade demand; sales 15,008 bbls. State and West- ere (including 3,000 bbis. extra State, deliverab!e in Jan- uary, at §11), 760 bbls, Sonthern and 360 bbls. Canadian Rye four was firm but quiet. Corn meal was scarce and Sauscsssesness 9 75 10 20 10 85 10 00 11 20 12 25 16 00 nw 16 00 10 80 1200 925 8 00 86 60 Core mea, peacheens. . —The whost market epened dull and heavy, but closed ‘frm at about yesterday's prices, with a good demand for bome milling; sales 80,000 busbe!s at $2 17 8 $2 90 for No. 2 Chicago and Racice spring, $2 25 for amber Mil- waukce, $2 95 a $2 383; for winter red Western, and $2 43.0 $2 45 for amber Michigan. Rye was quiet, und the market searce'y so firm, with Western, in store, a $1 Cs Barley and bariey malt wore quiet ud nom:tally unchanged. corn market ruled (a pig sales of 56,000 men — a$l 66 = ixed. Oats were State and Ole. for Western, zy ea sales of 7,200 bushels [bo market was dull and unsettled, and trifle easier, the salce buing 350 balen We Upland, Florida. Mobile. N.O. & T. 105 106 106 vessel, af heavy gode-at 63, steamer, 2,000 boxes cheese at 208. To Londc trai voesel, 200 boxes cheese at 20s. 1,000 boxes do, at 258, Hors were in fair consumptive demand and firm at previeut prices. The sales were 20 bales old at 260. Shc. and 40 bales new at 430. a h5¢, the latter price eboice gredes. Ispico —Sales have been made of 5 cases Madras at a sf 7 cases do, at $1 60a $1 76, and 6 do Manila rt MoLAseus continues fn moderate demand and firm, with sales of 43 bhds, Nuevitag at 86c., and 30 bbis. Ni leans at $i 15. od, per + Pre neue -, abd, per steamer, ir ‘AL SvORES,—Spirite tarpentive was less active to , the market belng firm. We quote Freach at $2 15 8 $220, and smericaD at $220 a $225. Rosine were t, At $26 @ $27 for common strained, and % far quiet at 40816. Pitoh duil sperm at New Ledford at $2, and in ornde whale 200 bois. Gold vt $1.35 a $1.40 Linseed was selling in a small way at §1 36. Other dorcriptions remained quiet, and were enirely nominal. On Cane —Receipte 900 excks. We notice sales of 70 tons Woatern bi I ig #t $62 60 a $85, the #pot were 8,000 $41 60 8 $42, for new $8 for prime mesr; also for fu for ali this month, buyers’ market was steaty wi Hit g 3232 i- g 2$ vilie #22 u nel k # f 5 fucan-—-Toe market for 80.4 white aad 270. for bards | fre Tattow.— The market was Prime, which te t iafertor, nies 106,000 Toe. at 1730, wrarce, and dull for a ee ‘ns —Salee wore ehents ane 20, 18 Syana'b thon pertain terme, erg! .—Rece quiet: alos 450 bbis., at G1 ie tor. W Ton t 4o,. free, 720." Benzine wae quiets Ricn—Market quiet but arm. } form im ti excoutien, OF + tna im the Second Division ry, Oot. 27, 1864, knee. Jobo T, Adams, K, 10th New York, =~ Jas. C. Barker, B, 1st New Je sey. Jas. B. Weidmer, M, ‘A, PF, Harris, K, let Charles Laug, K, let Maine, wi C, Pearson, H, 2iat Peavey! Oupt, FE. Mchetion, 1, 218+ Peonsyiv: 5 Lieut. Kendig, K, Pennsylvania, ' Lieut, M. P. Doy' ‘et Pomusy Capt. J. F. Kavunigh, #. Capt. J. H. Rossier, i rbN. Hooper, M, let Maine, severely ‘Albert & Kaigat, ket Maine, prea See Corp. Aibert Cardoor ix nse baie tow, Wa. fl. Ho: H. G. Reynolds, James A. Rice, I, 1at Mulno, J. O. Packard, 5 . Jobu L. Kiog, G, oth fatatiy, Clarendon Daan, F, ist Penosylvan! 4 Wm. Jobos.o, D, 1st Pennsylvania, sichtiy. Porry Huldeman, K, 13th Peansyivania, le Jeaiab Gray, D), 16t Poousylvania, coverely, Wm. R. Green’ 1, 24 Pennsylvania, slicatly. Sergt. J. M. Lane, F, 16th Penosytvanta, severely. Wm. Gill, F, 2d Pennsyivania, gightly. Corp. Geo, Wedder, E, 16th Pouasyivania, slightly, Geo. Galewort, & 18th Pennsytvania, slightly. Ovoar Bowers, &, 2ist Ponusytvania, fatally. Gorn, samuel ¥ Morey Da hun Peudey!vania, fatally. . Win. G. Sauer, D, iohigam, slightly, ‘Wm, Jacobs, G, 1st Maino, severely. - Bamvel M . @, 2let Pevnsyivania, sitently. Nicholas Hulsohowor, G, 21st 'ennaylyepia, elightly, Corp. Harvey Groff, G; 213t Pounsylvania, severeiy, Jobaaton Atcbiseo, F, 19th Massechusotts inf. slightiy Lee, H, 105tu Feousylvauie taantry, sevorety. AsaS Gould, L, ist Maine, slightiy, Sorgt. B. ¥. Harris, G, 16th Pennsylvania, lowor jaw, Sergt, Andrew Sheeran, K, 69th New York, elightiy, Corp. A. G. Donghert 16th Pencaylwacia, sisttiy. . L. Morse, H, 24 Ui St sbarpehooters, slight, Staton Baldwis Abooker, 261 North Carolia, si1 Lowis N. Sulomon, 0, 21a Peansy!: Sorgt, Hiram Lynn, ©, 4h Obio, slight Gorp. J. W. Price, 6, dist Pounsylvania, slightly. Corp. G. A. y, L, Ist Maine, severely, Ds 1» Fy f ivania, 4 Joba Dow, D, let Matue, slightly nership D, Buréhfield, M, 21st Peansyivania, slightly, J. M, Miller, K, 21et Poonsyivants, slightly, George Swisher, K. 21st Pennsyivavia, severely, Joba Helmix, B, Tth West Virginia, elixhtiy. rp. J. M. olgom, F, 2ist Pounsyivauin, slightly, Philip Keosell, H, 1at Celaware.slightly, C. EB Maybury, U, lat Maine, st Sorgt. Chrries Brink, D, 1618 Pouusyivan Joba Sirovp, D, 16th Pennsyivaaia, ly. ania, Beojanila Fry, K, James Siewert, K Corp. J. Graces 3. W. Duke: H, 6th Obio, severely, Lowis Klinger, H, 13th Peunsyivania, slightly, — Snyder, A, 2ist Pennsylvania, silghtiy, Jaa. A. Williamson, 1, 1at United States artillery, slightly. Corp. Atbert Bortell, C. 21st Peasaylvania, alightly. Covnrod j'rank, H, 6h Obie, slightly, Corp. Oscar L, Bean, G, lat Maine, slightly, Corp: Samuel Hatch, H, 4th Peansylvacia, ol J. M. Uiry, Michae! Brown, C, James Cornelias, K, Ist Toren} ‘Wm. Vanderpool, Hi, 184th Penusy! Lovell Miller, G, ist Delaware, J. P. Thomson, L, 1st Maine, severly. Corp. P. MoGettigan, R, 6th New Jersey, slightly. Corp. Kdward MoKay, K, Ist Massaciusetts art., slightly. Jobn Dolan, % Ist Maive, slightiy, James Ludt, 1, Sch Michigan, severely, ‘A. BF. Wilson, D, 6th Obio, sitehtly. Martin R Armor, G, 16th Penosyivania, slightly, Parti: ‘Wounded in Second Di. viston, Seconda Corps, October 27, 1664. Lieut. Syivester Bounalfer, 09th Ponusyivania, A. D, 0. te Gen. Mott, leg, severely. i Cape Gon ¥. Ovok, 'H, Bist Beansylvania cay,, arm, ee Lieut Robt, Potts, B, 90th Peausytvanta, shoulder, se- vorely. Capt. A. 8. Andrews, B, 20th Indiana, ib, fest. Lieut. Levi Robtocoe, f'opth Penveyivants, bip, eevereiy. Viohigan, knee, severely. Capt. Wm. B. Liod, Ass. Ins. Gen. $4 brigade, arm. Lieut, J. H. Lockwood, A. D. Fieury Bell, 184 New York, Jadge Advosate oa ). Mott's staff, chest, severely. ‘Lieut. Col. Weygant, 12ith Now York, cheat, severely, Major H. & Marray, 124th New York, wounded and prisover. Lieut. Todtasa Bradley, K, 124s New York, wounded and prisoner, Capt Finnigan, 0, 124th New York, wounded and miss- tog (eupiosed to be dead) Corp. Edvar A Beach, H,24 United States ebarpshoot- ers, thigh, soveroiy’ Sores. Wm. H Churonill, H, 24 United States sharpshoot- ers, leg, severely. Jobn Douginsa, 1, 105th Pennsylvania, thorax, seriously. Borat, Joseph Goriach, D, 99:b Pennsylvania, shoulder, severely. Joba Ferguson, R, 99tb Pennsylvania, thorax, slightly. Christian Ibimer, C, 86th New York, arm, Herman Dedric, D, Now York. neck George Cadel, U, 8th Now Jer Charles L. Neety, K, 6th blicl Sorgt Woelinoe Soot J. M. Eekert, H, 1 “a Chater, D, 14lst Peansyivania, (orearm, slightly. Btephen Jouoson,C, 11th New Jersey, , severely, Reubew Thayer, H,'190th New York, ‘ness flesh. Joba Miller, 1, 13th Peonsylvanis oay., thtzn, severely. Frank Snyder, G, 99th Peousyivania, arm, fesu. David N. Bryan, B, 84th Pennsvivanis, leg, sovorely, Augurte Collier, H, 8th Now Jersey, log, fests. George Axtoll, D, Sth Michigan face, severely. a D. Webster, F, Gtn Mionigaa, face aad shoulder, severely. Goo. W. Uriffn, G, Tet United States sharpshooters, shoul der and aukie, severely. R. L. Young, I, 84th Pennsylvania, thigh, contusion. Warren Fisk, C, 2th Indian, face, sev Thos, & Empteld, H, 110th Ponasyivan: Edwd. Collard, &, 6sb Michigan, arm, severeiy. Corpi. Hirvey Hulden, &, 934 New York, abdomen, flesh, George Taonor, B, 5th Miobigan, bip, sovereiy. E. C. Wright, G, 6th Michigan, hoad, fleab: Christian Spavp, K, Sth Michigan, face, severely. Sergt. oe D, Saiteman, L, 99th Peonsyivenia, tog, 80 verely. Joba saith, B, 934 New York, log, slightiy. Samuel Kiotich, D, 110th Pennsylvania, forearm, slightly. George Cory, B, 5th Michigan, thigh, severely. Ooorge W. Eliott, G, 6th Michigan, arm, severely. Sergt Frank J. Sar, C, let Maino H. A. , cheat, slightly. Fraok Staw, Hi, let A, A., , Mig Joba Fiannelly &, 120th New York, leg, severcly. Luther Kiogman, C, lat Maine H. A., log, neve re Sergt. Josep Kyans, D, 106th Penosyivacia, oo erely. wm. F. stewart, H, 24 Untted States Sharpshooters, arm, 7. . Honma, slightly. George Camp, C, 106th severely. Atuson A Bowers, Ty let Used bate ‘Sharpaheoters, son 0 Brien ie, 00th Peony! feeb. 5 derch, Fucok Dow, Dy doin New’ York, shoulder, ‘ TL: wobvere, H, 24 United States Sharpsheoters, ers, G, 648 Michigan, head, feah. ; 5, mtn wats, foreares, Sect, Carsten mig New York, arm, fieeh. B. 8, bores, “h United Gtates uharjekooters, fase, Partial List of Weundea Thiva Division, Second Corps, Oct. on 1860. vant, Ch a v ‘Andrew ithey Hobe New arm, badly Jom Pack, ©, 1 velaware, n Q 20,9 Wate, £, OU Naw Fort ec , head, slighty. Patrick MoGowan, Jno folios, K, let <Buow, 8, Delsware, toes, si ' 1, sth New York heaty asi’, head end vania cay., tbigh, slightly. Se a ek, Delaware, breast, slighty, » MoKay, D. Brown, A, 1s » Be, Save a Ra A wri, severely, Altes Chicd, M, Let Maine cavalry severely, ‘184th Peunay! 4 9 pa ee a 16h by W. Green, Hi, 106th jvania, abdomes, .'F. Adams, K, Meth Pees ‘Anger, we’ 4 Lieut. W. tor, F, Sth York art., leg, severely. Hirata Barber, &, 1620 New York, bip, severely. A. Ward, 6th New York art , log, severely, Major Smaith, 1st Delaware, log, severely. AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. 20, Our London Oorresp moe. Tonpon, Oct. 19, 1866 The Financial Panto—Cotton Speculation and Rebel Bonds Trading the Main Causes of the Failures—How Admira} Parragut Preducea Great Crash’ on the Gity— La be Captured and Some “Big” House Pali—The Oanadian Confederation Iseus, fc. Yesterday was a most gloomy day throughout the city. Your readers must anderstand that when “‘the city” fe spoken of, what is meant: ts commercial Lon- dom—ail the merchants and bankers doing business in the city proper—a part of the great world of London that has a resident population of oaly about # quar. ter of & million of poopie, or one-sixth of the whole. Among the limited pumber of men im commercial life ln tho olty of London that | know—probably aot over @ncore—there have been four failures during the last fortuight, and three of these were strong secession sym pathizers, and engaged im biockede ruaning: and dealing 1n rebel bonds. The fourth was a pative of Greece, and had mo dealings with America at all, T am fully convinced thas three-fourths of ail the failures and bankruptoics here during this panic were occasioned by their illicit speculations in the rebe! jexlors in rebel bonds, bviockade running, &o. Semojot the emalier houses came down from their doaiings with larger onos that have been advonturers among your rebels. Tam certain that the aole cause of the panio was these adventures im rebel affairs, cotton speculations, &, Further thaa a. ond Faby web may rely on it if they sot the “Old * Farragut to hammering re at Wilmington, end sbutting it up as.ho did Me there wiil bea money panic hero about equal to Unal lo 1857, And, though the medicine is a severe one, the effect will do Jobo Bull goed, {know of two houses here in London that will oome down with a crash; (bo uno with over a miltion sterling and the other with about half that. Aud coming close on to Chri the oapture of Witmlogton, | moau— will be as ‘bad a tie as can possibly be—whon every- body qt=hos to raise mousy. But it bexins to leak out bere that there are one or two ports in Texas that cotton can be rum out of with Impunity, This country fs in # groat state of anxlety respecting the future government of the two largest British colo. Diea——Australia and Canada, partioularly the latter. By Canada {mean all Britien North America. Though they may biusior about fighting the Yankeos and ali thai, I am_oortain. thoy wittt mover go to war to de- fond Canada, unless their honor is woueted ta some tenderer aud'more zitel pat. Ihave talked with 8 good many Englishmen ‘ou @ubsect, nud they are all thoroughly convinced of two things—namely: that the United States tx now quite the equal of Great Britian, both by sez and land, aud that 1 wooid be perteotly to go to war to protect Canada from the agarossion tates."’ So, when the peer is ripe, pluck tt at your leisure, The tone of the entire iritiah proses and the British goveroment is slightly authoritative and Diustering, and largely of the coasing. They Leger 2 1° Zo ia aad Canada are both anarly twenty-one. up for themecives when they come ‘Austral Our Pi Correspondence. Pani, Oot, 18, 1864, Triak Trip of the Steamers Butt for the Rebels at Nanter—The Vessel Intended for Captain Semmes— Alexander Dumas Going te the United staiesto Wrilea Book—Somehing About the Great Romancer— Pati tn Traviala—A Runaway American Consu—Cay, Semmes Reported to be in Paris, dc, The Phare de (a Loire of Saturday last states that (he “Confederate corsair,” the San Francisco, was to bave gone out of Bt. Nazaire on Friday last om hor triai trip, Some days before her builders were informod that yrould not be allowed to make this trip without nav’ on board of her an, officer of the French wervice, This roquirement was made by & special order of the Minister of Marine, and was, of course, for tho purpose Of seeing that the San Francisco did not escape as the Alabama did, upon a pretended trial trip. Sbe did | not, however, muke the trip on the day expected, on 20. couat of the von-arrival of tbe naval ollicer who nad been doputed to go ou board of her ; but, according to the /hare, was to have leit op Saturday eveniog. She was going to Belo jsiv, aud lotenued returiing to morrow, when her | companion, De Lge enya also make her trial trip. | \ vat Now, although the hare de la Loire speaks of bo: these vessois as wfederate cor-airs,”’ and, althou twere is not the elightost doubt that they were built and imiended as guch, yot I (bivk tuore is now Dut litte if any danger that they will be used for that purpose. io fact, both the American Awister and Conaci here are woil satisiied that all interest in those voasels bi ous of the bands Of toe reboi goverpme.:t who, since the destruction of the Alabama, probably think they can invest ther movey to betier advantage, Tho marize authorities however, exer is) g every proper degree of surveiliauce over tuece vessels, A letter just recelved in Parts from a thoroughly re- Hable source in London gives the fol. wing tuivrmution relative to the now robel pirate of which (a,4. Semmes is to take command — Hor mame is the Sea King, and she is a modern screw steamor, with an iron frame. Sbe is one tauigand and Seventeen Lous gross, mod seven Dundred and nivety Lone bet, register; two hundred borse power, wiih two en- gines. “She was built at Giasgow gin October, 1863 Her length is two hundred and twenty-two feet two tenths; Droadth thirty-two feat six tenths; deptn sweaty lev; edgine room space two hundred and twenty-eight tons. She saliod trom Wooeung (China) om the 1¥sh of June Jast, aod arrived ip the Downe om the 6th of september, making the run in seveuty -uine days—being the shortest Pasauge on record. She isa tet f fine looking voxact, full ship rigged, beavily sparred, with bright masts and wire rigging and machinery, abalt Sle discharged her entered out im is 3 i 5 ! i ant ! i : i fi il Hi: irri a i i f a. FE ; : 5; The romatoer ie eight miles (rom Pare, w! tbe eighth volnme of 5 Bay sorts of tradesmen, among tbe peupie as it : i ee z g Oar Berlin Correspondence. ° Bsataw, Oot, 19, 1864. ‘Phe Alegeh Treaty with AwstricmIntigues and Upunier. Intrignes—Tha Negotiations with Denmark—King Chridian we a Fiz— Phe Schleaig- Holstein Suocesston— 4 Miltary Outrage, do Thore is vot a particle of truth in the stale old canard Of a treaty between Prussia and Austria, guarantecwg the possesion of Venice to the latter, whioh baa been revived ina Paris paper, During the war with Deowark, when Prussia had need of the Austriam alliance, uot so ‘much ou account of the material aid it afforded her, for, of course, she was.quite strong enouge to deal with so puny 4 [oe as the Danes without assintance, a8 to paraiyze the aotion of the German Diet and to restrain any at- tempt at intervention on the part of the Western Powers, such a guarantee might have been obtained by Austria if she bad played ber cards well. it may cyeu -be presumed that It was domanded or expected by the Cabino. of Viewna as the price of their co-operation; bat it is quite certain that it was not given, There was.a good doal of political dring and manwuvring between Count Rechderg and M.de Bistaark ; but in this -keon encounter of their wits the auvile and solemn Austrian was complotely floored by the dashing and dexterous Junker. Though profuse in bis expressions of friendship and eifection, he contrived to koep clear of any deflaite engagement, and at the same time be watohed hia roya! master so closely during bis excursious tv Kiesingen, Carlsbad, Gortien and Vienna, tnat the endeavors of the Austrian diplomats, seconded by the feudal olique, to inveigie tho old geatle- mac toto some rash act bokivd bis minister's back was ulterly folied. At present the tables are turned; bo does not waut Austria, but Austria wante bim; and [ leave you to judge whether be is likely to enter into engagomeats with oder now that she has 20 equivalent to § oter which he doclinod when he had. In fact, ag long as Bismark raigus in Prussia, @ cordial uoderstanding with Austria is out of the ques tloo; he has bowen cailed the Prassian Cavour, and, Tough ta other respects the antipodes «f the great Ttaliaa statesman, he resembles him in acutevess, itre- pidity and in antipatny to avything Austrian. Ao alliacce with Prange ts inflvitely more provable, and if the foundations of one are not already laid, many por gong are of opinion that they will be during the eojoura of Bismark ia i’aris, 1¢ is curious that the ide. of a congress, which, when first broached by Louis leon, met with the most strenuous opposition (rum the Cakivet of Vionma, is sow grasped at by Austria 9s the only mode of escaping from tho dificult position im which she 13 placed. But here agai she will encounter the fatal trop (ard; the time for s Congress is over. ‘The Danish question ts al! but settiod, the Polish is deaa, and the italia: trax been taken in hand by Louls Nupoleom himself. What stouid a couxros: assomble ior now, Uae jess indeed Avatria is prepared to lay velore It ber ronua- ciation of Venetia? ‘The Coniercnce at Vienna has bech making some pro. grons durin, lust week, aud tue ollioini organs astert Contideotly tat peaco wilt be sigued Dy the eud of thas meuth. ‘Ihe state of public feeling in Copsuhagen has evidoatly produced & moditication mm Lae attitude of the Dauwb government. it bad been pointed out ail along that the abrogation of the treaty of 186%, in rogard {0 the integrity of tne Danian mvaarchy, would have the @flect of pulit:ying the alteration in’ the succession (od by the game document, and that conecqueatiy ms tO the throne of Peumark derived ander it Ly Christian IX., would tall to tao ground nnd the crown Tovers to tho nearest reiative of the late ing, Prince Frederick, of Hesse-vasael. ‘Thus doctrine ia now openiy proclaimed by ove of the most ivfuential journals m Gopenbagen, and on the gov- ernment applying to tae Legisiatore for permtssion to prosecute the editor, who tea member of the Ilouse of Represoutaitves, the Legislature, insteaa of granting it, epituted a day to discuss the whvie question. Cristian 1X. ig porsonaily stmost unknown to the {nish pation, they accepted him as a mukeauift, to secure tuo posaca- sion of the German duchies; but if this obj-ct ts wet ob- tained, @ large party would prefer tho legitiinate heir, and 9 atiit, larger, perbaps, a union with the alster kiogdom of Scandinavia. Under thess circumstances the Klug 1 Jovking out for {reign support. To thatof Rassia ie may doperd on, but she cauvor iatertore as long as hy inat war with Peusinn, Muscov ite And he haa thorelore besa adriaed oy t friends to make poace with alf corvenie Which they and Prussia togeiucr would Majutaia Lim on tkroue Agaluet @noa have recstved insirnett more phiable, and ag Auatrts realy wishes t» ge the whole ‘business, aud Persia is al ing to oblige the’ Czar, the segotiat taken ® turn which promises an earl tion, AS goon 28 the treaty 19 00: Prussian army wiil retire (rum Jutiand, bu Main tn Steswig and Hoimeia, while (He -t Diet will be required to evacuate umtit U Succession is decided. if the federal auth retviae to couyply with their summons, a very pretty q: rel might be got up, aud We should see noma Nghting bo tweov the Prinsinds on the ong side, and the Saxons and Hanovertune oo the ctuer w ‘er the Wet was called upon tact, it has d suck tunidiiy th will hardiy venture to briny ere tom crisis by & ing enorgetically upon its rights To be sure, Prussia has no bueines# whatever in Holstein, which in tedor territory; but abe has the power and tho resolution to use it; and as her adversaries have noither the one nor the other, she will be abe to do exac'y agsbe pleases: How Sho Intends to dispese of tue ducuies remains a mystery ; #0 much is certain; that thé star of the Grand Duke of Otdenburg i# in the ascendint, and that the chances of Prince Frederick of Angusteoburg ure growing ‘small by dog ces and beautifully lose,” Considerable sensation bas been excited by « scamial oun affair that occurred a few days since at Glogaw in Bittsia, and which characterizes vhs spirit of license, or , Father of licentiousness, which ts fostered in the Vrusuian army vy the present government. A respectable young woman, the oniy danghter of an wie dow, made the acqaintance of @ Licctenant Krauer, who’ varied the monotony of ‘‘couniry quarters by paying his addresses to hes, Ove evening. a suppor wasgiven by Krause to his comrades, at which be jaded hie lnamorate to assist; she stopped out all Bight, avd the next morning she was brought to ber mother's house In tho agonies of death. It is whispered ‘shat an orgie bad takeu place, at which the poor girl was subjectos to the mtroctous violence, and that she murdered to Seagea vp their superior = juperiors, wi Peace enna wi as tie nyetor fe malowsined, tho Methtusoos which gue- Tantee equal rights to all citizens deed Prussia will eontioue whats the Great—a military deapotiems. Our St. Petersburg Correapendenee. Gn, Perunsscaa, Oot. 10, 1964. Betrethal of the Coraravitch—The Bride and Her Pamity— The Great Wire ot Bimbirsh— Lees hatimated at Forty Ihe King of Kekand Selietts the 144 of Bngland—Deats of General Laprandi, de. ‘The engagement of the Grand Duke Maslednii to the Pria- cons Dagmar, of Denmars, wae santunced here by a tele (ram from the Emperer to Prince Suvorof and by an tm- Pertal salute of one handred and one guaa from the citadel. It a Dow about twe years since the match was fret talked of, edt mentioned of the time im one of tay reports; bat the Priccess wes teo young them for anything 10 be act. ted, and stpoe the suecession of her father to the throne of Doumark ané the breaking ont @f the war between (bat kingdom and the German Powers, it hed quite dropped out of sight; fe fact, although it was understood that the Grand Duke bed gowe om a matrimonial tour—he ts now te Kis tweaty-fiest your, aad it le, consequentiy,, fifi ti Seteancne caone waver the brother-in-law of bi we vd ben eee y Goon ber. with extracts trem Kogiieh papers, writtes ab time of tue of fer sister, her elder sister, whom rhe a> ohared companied to ‘end Wa whiten ber p are extolled 2 above those of the beautiful Alex! » From .@ poitt polos of view, * wi ry wi more cisely with Deamerk, sont a crown, auob favor of late Emperor Ni ¥ the relatos between Russia and England it will Mnnips J have mi iofluence The two houses have always been am Good terms, and are already nearly related ‘brough the Foyat families of Prussia, Coburg nod Hesse; bos Ge political iuterests of the two countries must coatieve ‘opposed to each other ag long as the possession of Inate makes England jealous of the advance of Kussia in thee direction. Princess Dag hes exproted here tit the spring, aud the wedding probubiy only teko plage next autumo,efter-she bu-entered the borom of tee Ortnodox Churen. As her Bret name is Maria there wit be 00 difficulty about naming her. Ber patrocymie Bol #0 easy tO determine; bit ber fesber being cailed Christian Frederick, aad’ Froderick beiwg cooverth bie into Feodur, she may. recoive (ue appeliag tion of Marie Frodouvra, which is already jopular Rusaia, having been borne hy the Rmpcror’s grap@e mother, who 18 still remembered wih gratitude as sae foie and patrouess of ionumerabie puilantusoplc ieee tious, In she dearth of priltical news the terrible fire at = Drivk iw still the topic of general conversation. the wi town, with the oxeeption of some thirty houses, Is Ge etroved; the cainodral, sixteen churches, two convent, the palace of the Governor, the public ofllccs, tbe Lows hall, tho Karamzi's library, the luvette caylum—every thing is burned Lo the ground, god most thy jubabdavte have only saved what thoy stood ap io. The loss ts ta moenuse; it 16 estimated as highse forty mililoue of re Dies, of which but a very emeil proportion was insured, Thore can be no doubt that this fearful coutlagrathe |. Was the work of incend{arism, ag it broke out in half @ doven parts of the town.at once, and combustible mate rinis were found stowed away ia the must danxeromt places. The people accuse the folos, of whom there were @omo bundress involuntary residents of Simbirsk. asf several were lynched by the smfuriated mob. Quite ® number of e been arresiud, both Russias and Poies, will ahow whether the popuiar s:spici or whether (be incendiaries were ouly actuated hope of plunder and license whiob a catastr a the kicd hoids o the scum of the population, there nate pamee - eTOUs anne ” 13. Of Russia, but none oq n to ‘thet fm Simbirok, though muficieat the tunabitents in a state of feveristi enxicty. towas com) anies of volunteers have been formed 16 ya trol, the strcets sna envirovs, and take up ali reous, Dut ss long as cine Russian houscs out of tos ame itor w:od, and the poople are'as oarclets of fre ap they aro now, euch dis sters will be constantly recere ring. If the present agitation lead to a better urganization: Of the fre deparimevt and an cell anae™ ye m.voad inguranoe comparies, it will ve Pod good, though we have the exporieice of 1892) t0 shew how s000 covery thing reverts to ite former routine waem the first ulerm ts over. Krom Ceutral Agia 00 oMeial acenunts have been’ lished lately, bub we bear thet re payoff bas occupied Tashkent,.the fecond cit im -the kingdom of Koxand, avd,asithave already stated, ome of the greatest commercial emporiums to all Trassoxiane, Like Most Asiatic Lowns, Ms exterior 1: Mos propes- sessing; it bas aarrow and dirty streets, and the bogess are built of ‘cane and mud, but it carries on 4 thr! trade with Persia, India, Chios aod Ruséieyand in re nowned for the wealth of its merchsaais, notwicat they are floecod uamercifully sy the Bhan and jis cers. From Tashkent to Koxaed the distance ‘is hundred and fifty versts, the rokd tolerably cod, nothing to Impede the march of an invading army.’ The Kban of Kox4nd seoms tw be tu @ terrible fr fe Kaghod, be ie not thiag by that mission, as tion to Afghaostan bas been a wo be tritiah nob to weddie with the aliairs of Central Asm They may seed. a diplomatic agent, if be likes tora® tue fate of Stoddart and Conelly ; but they are pretty oung ot to eend an urmy, even It they bad oue to spare, while they have aot. It ie bardiy peobabie, however, tat any thing wili be undertaken by Russia against Kokesd , and the Khan may even got Tashkent back agaia § he concludes a treaty with ns suo as. was proposed by Geverat Lyuatenff in 1X58; for 1b tg got go much au increnwe of torritory our governmout wants in these regions ag Gs secure what It already bas agatust the locursions of tmp nomadic tribes, and 40 establish @ system of regular kp fercoursé with the ucighboring States, That this camped be done without the latter, partly surrender their i> dependence and enter into obligations towards Rassia, which partake more or less of vassalsnip, ie nn | Abd Ib ta 20 wonder, perbaps, that vhey are not quite: willing to admit this solution of the Ceatral Asiatic quam tion a8 we could wish, Gcaoral Lipracdl, whose same was mentioned so oftem during the Crimean war, died roceut!y at Udessa, alter @ Long Hloews, at tue ago vf wixty-oigut yeurn, of which had passed fiity in the aervice of bis country. His command was fu Poland, which he relinquished on am Cauat of ill health soon after the commencement of the wmuls in Warsaw which floaiy led to the ineurres tion. Lis mort.! remates wero brought hore be family and interred, with military boners, in the tery of Smeivol. . NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Our Bucnes Ayres Correspondence. Busnos Avass, Sept. 12, 1884, Batiroad Ea'ension and Sccial Limprovemeni— P's American Se'tlers—Cot‘on Culsivation—Afining W call Relations With Uruguay and Paraguss—How Oe Bo public of Uruguay May Cease 0 Kati Ald for fe Arcrican Sanitary Oommission, <0., &c, We are emergiog nto our Southorm summer, {he bloom and groen of spring are on every band. The seascm well represents tbe condition of the country. With at the elsmeats of prosperity gathered siace 1862 we are just at tho poiut of evtering on @ career of progress thea wiil give ¢o this country a better place in tue estimate of our dimtaut friends. Congress ts now in sersion, an® reuily shows @ mind to attend to the subotaatial intereste of tue country. Withia two years several railroad echemes have Claimed the attention of Cougress, and they have mvaria bIy met with (bo most perfec ted wherever ake dividends are guaranteed, country, 80 Duck ward tte fh verme@nts of (bis Kings that there isno fear tuus far of auy loss accruicg to the Bational Lroasury by thix guarrantea, ‘Ibe latest project for a railroad ts for ope to go rouse the fatiso: toe Uruguay river, aad which will copmest Restauracion and Conc: rdia, Contral Railroad, connecting Rosario amé diy, dir, Wheelwright, of Connes w this enterprise hon’ lately bem of lows. The government ie re to the immesiate opening of tae Fajiroad, and tt will 6 doubt be finished tn bail the time allotted in the cbarter, ticular ia noting the progress of these rea@p line of at of them americ: Fou f. ‘There is at present a demand Cur iund aio: eof Argentine Coatral, similar the tage for land on the rowap of bhe /ilimots Coutrai im 1853, Not long since four Americans met at Rosario looking for land, Sod others Dad been so fortunate as to purchase before iands aitaived their present value. The route this road ts tarough a cvuntry of unsurpaseed (ertility. De, Raweon, the Secretary of the laterior has usked Vamp i i TpPriNgiF 16rtil9 6 shew grees for an eppevpriation of ten thousand duilars, Spam ‘eb, for introducing seeds into country fur expen ‘ment aud use. It Is understoed thet cotton and the seedp Of trees are to be freely The ;Tovi.ce Of Catamarca is productos eoprer, gaah Bd sliver in greet quantitics, So pure is the ore, am@ ‘ot 80 dear Is labor thas ore ts sent ns It is uc, sow bage made of hides, direct to Europe for’ ane are brought down by avery steamer, wi viously been broaght eight hundced miice of Tue meme Ht hs Hy 3 & i i Es i E i i 4 ii ii eH i i Fi i ‘| ! | E i fe jul a3 f Hy iis i 5 iil : i