The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1866, Page 9

SEW YORK — fsa OCTOBER 26, 1866—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvespay, Oct. 26—6 P. M. Thore is no change to note in tho course of specula- tion on tho Stock Exchange, although the railway share ‘Market Las been more than usually fitful tay, but on ‘the wholo strong, Its stubborn upward tendency ts ehown in the quick reactions which follow every de- cline, and a fresh instance of its recuperative power was afforded this moruing. Tho temper of the market has ‘over boen so decidedly “bullish” since the commence- ‘ment of the prosont rise as it ia pow, At the same time mot as few of the old conservative stock houses which went “short” weeks and months ago are “short” still, and of all the stocks on ‘the list Erie bas perhaps been the most largely sold im (this manner. Northwestern and Michi- gan Southern contioue to lead the upward movement of the railway shares, the interest in which is daily on the Amcrease, and the higher they go the greater is their im- potus, Efforts have again been made by tho bears to ane ‘tmpression that the money market is becoming active, ‘and in order to give a color of probability to their state ments they have applied to somo of the banks for loans -of half a million and other similarly large sums, which of course they'did not require, merely for the sak@of saying thoy had been refised money by the banks at 4a & per cent, a8 of course not every bank would ‘be found cither able or willing to make such large loans ‘to a single firm without notico at the minimum rate of interest. First class houses have or could havo bor- rowed all the money they required to-day at four por Cent, and although the exceptions at five were somewhat numerous in the afternoon tho leading dealers in gov- ernment securities supplied thomselves at 3a 334. Tho -demand fur discounts is almost imperceptibly light, and the best grado passes at 5a6 por cent. The Western money market is easier and the Chicago Tritune of Wednesday says:—“ Business at most of the -discount houses was rather slow to-day, the demand for money showing quite a falling Off as compared with last week.’ It is almost needless to say that all the indications are favorable to an easy working of monetary affairs here, and low or moderate » rates of interest, ranglug say from four to six per cent, during the remainder of the year, during which specula- tion wil! bo likely to run wild. Should the President in his message to Congress ‘fecominend’ the substitution of lezal tenders for national bank notes ho will be proposing a measure greatly to the interest of the government aud country at large, and one which, if adopted, would contribute greatly to @rengihen confidence in cur monetary rystem—the agational bank currency being a weak spot in it which should be eradicated, Alihough the national bank tn- terest is powerful, there is some probability that Con- @reas, sooner or later, wili act upon oar advice in this matter. Apart from the interest which the government has to pay to keop these notes in circulation, they clog the whecis of the money market at the financial centres. At the open board at ten o'clock thero was an aggrava- tion of the slight weaknoss of yestorday afternoon, pro duced by the “hammering” of the bears and sales to Tealize proiis. Erie sold a! 814%, Chicago and Norih- ‘weatern 63 a b4—preferred 791¢ a 34, Michigan Southern “O19 092. At the first regular board there was a sharp tally throughout the railwny list. Northwestern was active and advanced to 533{, while the preferred stock improved to 803. Mictignan Southern was noxt in point vof activity, and rose to 925{. Prices, however, with these exceptions, showed a decline from thoso current on Wednesday morning. New York Central closed 2% dower than at the same timo yesterday, Erie 1, Reading 3%, Michigan Southoru 34, Iltinois Central 34, Cleveland Pitteburz 9, Rock Istard 44, . Northwestern %—pre- e ds. Fort Wayne Xj, Tulede, Wabosh and Western 1%, Pacific Mail 1, Quicksilver 3{, Canton , Cumber- Nand 44, Western Union Telegraph %%. Micbigan Centrni wes % higher, Ohio and Misslesippi cerifcaies 4, Mariposa preferred %. Government securities were du!i and steuly, . Seven-thirty notes of the first serics were % lowor, At the open board ah one oclork the. market was steady. Michigan Sdéuthern sold at 021, Northwestern at 54%, and the preferred stock at 705; At the half-past two board thero was no material change in the speculative “temper, but tho volume of business was “liwited, New York Central closed 34 lower than at tho first regutar board, Erie 34, Reading \, Michigan Son’ hern %, Cleve- fend and Pittsburg 3, Rock Island %, Northwestern pre- ferred 3j, Fort Wayne %, Western Union Telegraph 3. ‘Northwestern was 3 h'ghor, Toledo, Wobash and Western *{. Government socuritica were negiccted, ~there having been but a siugio transaction—namely, in ten-forties at par. At the open board et a quarter-past three the market ‘was Without any now feature, and thore was no marked activity in any stock om the itst. New York Central sold wat 119%, Eric 614, Hudson 12634, Reading 115%, \! cht. gan Bouthera 9196, Mlinols Central 12594, Cioveiand and Pittsburg 0114 (6 3), Cleveland and Toledo Al9';, Rock Island 105%;, Northwestern 65%—preferred 79%, Fort “Wayse 109%, Mariposa preferred 2074, Western Union Telegraph 625{, Ohio and Misa-ippi ~oortificatcs 83%. Afterwards the tendency of prices «was strongly upward, ard the eperyla- ‘tive foiling became buoyant. A brisk demand at im for Erie, Northwestern und Michigan Southern, which caused a sharp advance in those Stocks, the rest of tho rallway Mat sympathizing with the improvement. Ab half-pasi five the whole market was strong and ex- Cited at the following quotations:— Obio and Mirstusippl Cortificutes 3355 a X, Maripora preferred 304 a 4, Erie 08% a %, Michigan Soutieru 924i a %, Rock Isiand MOOK a 24, Northwentern 661¢ a 5; —preferred 79%{ « 80, Fort Wa;ue 1090 %, New York Central 118% @ 119, (Reading 118% #116, Cloveland and Pitsburg 1%, 9 92. ‘The gold market has beon somewhat erratic fo ite movements The opening price was 146%), followed by @0 advance to MT and a decline 146%. Bn bso- < q@ontiy, tiowever, it gradually rose to 147, and tate fa the afiernos», of the irw of the telegrom Reporting § ive-twentien at 65); m London, the ‘Price experitneed a further endden advance to 148, and the latest transactions on the Slock Exchange were th 1%. There was a moderately setive Borrow in: do wand, ond loans wore mate at 1-19.43 16 pore at per + @em in favor of the lender of the con, Tt ta we stood (hat a clique is “bulting” tho market im onder to “got out’? before the Treasury di: bursomenta commenter + Om the let proximo, nnd hence capilal is made ont of * the smalicet straw. The govern! coarse of gold fr, of course, eut’rely independent of cliques on either the bolt ] ‘Or the bear side, but for # day hoy are not whew in j fluenoe. The genoral opinion is thet the price will de. | Cline befor’ ood when the Nov cover interest i dis. ourved, oud rive afterwards ‘The foreign exchange marke! continues firm, and bills are in good demand. Dankere’ dills on England at sixty days Clow d at 10014 4 8), at three deys 140 a 4, franca @t sitty days Sf. lbo. a Sf. Lic., at short sight 6f Ike a Of. 18Xe. ‘The iatest quotations for consois and Amertean securi- tes ta London compare as unde: with thoso of previous Gates: — Ort, 12. Oct, 23. Oct 1. so RO RONG TIN oa} Hy Soy tong 18% 8G 13 Mining stocks were generaily weak at the first boned. Corydon closed 800. lower than at ths same time yester- day, soiling at $6 05; La Crome $1 30, selling at $3 26. ‘Ophit was bc, higher, setling at $7 20, Alfantic and Pacific was steady at $5 50. At the sccoud board the market was active and buoyant, Corydon ciosed 35e, higher then ot the Giret board, selling at $6 40; La Crome 6c, selling at $3 90.; Ophir 10c., selling at 87.90. Nyc sold at 68 (b. 19), Atinatic and Pacific $5 50, Quarts Hitt 85 90. The Liverpool Cotton Brokers’ Association in their last ‘The stock on band at all the porte North aad South tm ‘Whe Uoited States (a estimated ot about two banded and thousand baivs, % & comparative statement of the condition ‘Annored,is of the Boston banks for the past two weeks: 000 ; current accounta, 6,900,0008. ‘Tho Bank of England retura for the wack ending Oo- tober 10 is as follows, compared with the statement of the previous week:— Dee. .£1,011,641 As compared with the month ending the 16th of tember, 1865, the above returns show an increase of £1,376,608 in’ the circulation of notes tm increase of £662,516 in the circulation jngdom. FB alrates J the above with the fixed several banks, the rips issue... 11,088,118 The dena of beld by the Bank of Eny- 4 - n botid de} Pate oe ending the of Septem! ‘being an increase of i geo as ‘pierious month, and an inecoaee of ‘teat en compared with the mmo last year, The fi — the amounts of held by the rr fot fare e prin, seed pootn A 4 Gold and silver heli b by the Scotch banks... .£2,364,860 Gold and silver held by tho Irish banks. vious retur! with The following aro the latest quotations for moncy in the leading citiex on the coat'nent:—Paris, 3-24; Vienna; 5—6; Berlin, 6—5; Amsterdam, 6—6; Turin, Madrid, 9--10; Hamburg, 0— + Fraukfort, 4—23. 6—8; Brussels, 3—2 8% ;-8t, Petersburg, 63¢—! Si ee sipgeestate SRESSEETEESSESEE oe BE See: s Ort 3s ab8seesteusd3t Asus. Ea: Total. ..sossesssvececsserrsersececcs » fh, 446,262 —Being am increase of £3,069 as compa ‘with the pre- and a decrease of £9,138 when compared the sponding period last ycar. of the Ui fernes of the following is the state of the circula- The. “English rivate banks are below their ni a ; nsarerencasensisseBU OOO nglish joint stock banks are below thelr 200,000, Decrease—Cash, 29,880,000; notes, 8,900,- SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANce, “ Pharsdayy 0: Oct. 25—10:20 A, M. eS BS, 5-206 05, mi 108% 10 ee ioe a 5 COMMERCIAL Rece!pts, G bbls. ‘Uhe markot f stool stage gs = = Ys REPORT, Tuvusn ey, ( ro Erte tie peers. @) Keating Rit 100 + ay ite, Bi We Chi. x Py i & mois R 0) Cieve & Pitta RR. gh YS Clove, Col & Cinktit 17 yee woatern: bh ti 9 a : Mi ip i SS both pot and pearl continued quirt but steady, at our last qnotationa> Prxapsrcers, macal, 10. ,23h bushy 400 do, malt, ari 194,775 do. barley, for State and Western flour ritted 1éhs active « fair business was consuinmaled and prices were G mer, thotgh not quota. cee)pls, 16,008 bbls. flour, 999 tw wheat, 10,535 ae. corn. 66,280 Although the market bly higher. Ths sales were 12.000 bb! , wt our revised quota tions annexe! native, mt yeoterda and bveyant, demand ont arn, iy re Deft at tite w.fer Uns og portion Vest yo 4 folow Sapertin a Wt Famed beving on! Jes, but nom of the pre Uo comgis.r of Getover, b anh od Whey busi. from mest cheer rn Phe Caloric and > ater y. 4 \v extern OF a Cortex, Fie morte raled deelining tendency. nove iinet to-diy by teloererh that there Fectious of ¢ “o ‘Sour, te a te acteny ve the miark ot) te bine finaned.a # amt St Ut bag for, « ‘wrtew 13.0.0 by or wil dh, Sete to ‘The demand for Bouthern flour wes more © priees, at which the market ruled firm. tales 800 bbl Rye flour continued in active with rales of 800 Whla. at $70 8% Com ctiveand stendy. The sales wiywine, $5 10 for Jersey, $5 mus Wont pt $162 Barley TAs ded, $1 Whe. fo Taos ae "teem, wheat, corn nid Barley, loll at e mparrd fn deer onem ot inbie shown th Me Heated — week ta Ogtaber, fo the pourn TD Ine. AWA Dow. iw Lod anak y ef the latter Teen toand inokading tie Bad +. heaty ant. irregular, erie a. ved £01 Poe. and i) bale do (0 boxes petroleum at the Mediterrancan, Me a 081,602 Pao 4 Se gallons: do. = Una oo bbls. i light straw to white pincer wailed, but generally at ts ce Senor ast rena “i i F a é CY upon mally ayel Z or 10% be tant rats’ bel from I c. for Nee tt tb age Ne * eae Kir nee. We not ° ; ice nd 90.000 lbs. ae tow edtive and stendy, with aalen See ee Sasa | 110, Oot. Flour it $11 15 for No. faname mr mms en THe couble extra Wi Wh ar firmer; sto $8 00 bashele; 9216 for No. 3Chiego, $2 in Phicago, Gorn closed a shade easier: 46 a Bh for No. 1 paized. inside to arrive, and $1 ol Ota. 20,000 Bushels Ohiower,' part to ax. Barley auict: cfu ie at taba 125. Pork $i G0 a $34, A1vc. " ‘Ganal *eights Remete. New York beat 2e,, corn Wa, onta Lige., with some engavements at Hens rats. Mt ceiple— Tour 4 vbla.. sweat aa busieta, ms DbIs.. whoa! ashes, cor 7 . me 10.04 do., barley 3,614 do, Flour opened at an advance of fi aie. . with the advance pertiatly lost rately selive a decline of 30. & Se. talon at $21 on ry SO for No. 1, and Ht BS for No, 2, Corn Imegulat, closing ateady at ‘for No.1 and No. 2. Oats firm at ® Ligh wines gleady. | Provia ‘and new 37. Tard quiet at Ie. n Mio. {toy bbl ee nour UN bushels wheat, 29.000. 43.00) bushels oats. Shipments tomdry=t200 bbls. fh 2,000 bushels wheat, 66,00) bushels corn. 21,00) bashels oat Oxweeg, Oot. 2. 1808, Flour steady; sales 8,000 bbls. at $12 for Noo 1 spring; $33 @ for ved winter, and $14 W for white, and $15 2 for mible extra, al firra; sales 16,000 bastels Not Ulinois, to arrive, nt $107, Bagloy dual ang gastar: sntoe | ist mt 40M bushels Hay of Cuint 124, cle; niga 63,000 bush bs Canada, peta froights on gratn: barley 12e,, medy rye Le. to N’ Mitwauren, Oct. 6 1", M. l Fignr quiot, Wheat firm at $2 1 No. Land $1.44 fy | No 2. Cory firm at To. Oats firm ai file, Receljta to-day — 2.000 bbia. foe, 190.009 bushels wheat. Shipments to-day— 2,400 bbls. 50,000 buslcls went, Craciwn ary, Oot, 2, Wheat jean Vira Whickey Lita at dull; uo demand ‘offered ul $32 and cot—Sales 89 hha ders, at about Iwo Hoga—About a thousand wore alsugiteres to Puurapeienie, Oot. 25, 1968, Lager trae Bate Fives 9 canal Tiluadtelpi mu Fee ten rod 9 30 keen Pennsylvania bag ws. ae 1b Volts on “ ‘dcotining tondeney; sale a 3%, for mid) ve 2 pur! rm. eat firm: salen of re a ‘st Band white 3 me $1 20, Western mined. nt $118,” Quis Oh. a by own ‘esern mixed aie Whiakey unchanged. roa & i Fa an th Oct. 26, 1866, oy Flour firm, nD auiet lion $197 @ Cittos Kio Tr. a hiekey «twit, AC pa Ad a 88 At for Cot 28, 148, Crate turpentine sen turpentine quirks sale a Henan $0 fr for $5.80 a $6 for to's ed $e San B10 0 for wotton— Be, for migattoe. New Ournans, Oct, Mh, 1885, Cotton easier: salen to-day 4609 bales low mddtiog at ttle Bicht exchange om New Yo k% por cont dixsount Wheat soni i es, oe isitg eee welt Sugars atendy. tmaron. 8. tts county, Missiasipol, gives phe following eucouraging ac: count of manufacturimg cuterprie in that local ity The capitaiiets of this county, tike other: through the South, are turning their at at home cur raw ptayile, in fo bo manufactured, Several planters 0! hood of New Prospect, fo this county, are concerned in the now company which is taking steps to rebuild the Pankston (Micesaippiy mite, burnt during the war; Who Coionet John W. Perkins, of Perkinaville (formerly ekvorn). Ih tis county, Is now notivety enyaved in liding tho “Perklnsville Cotton Factory,'* which wit beamillefreven hundred and fifty epindtes, working some tity hends ‘The buildings are al up and einply ficient fur three times the ainonnt of tunchinory al. precared and three times the prevent vumber of hands, ‘The mill i« propelled by water power; Ue naw and grist mili and the wool card are already in full blant THE WEEKLY HBRALD. 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"Bis roses tesprts: Bade «ce | foinsee ‘Wild Hunter (Br), Neale, Halilas, WR—J V Onatavia (Br, Wayestt, % Stephens, NE-B PF Cinemas, ® Chee E Giden, Tucker, Mebio—O I Dremmoet @ ee Ben. nen, mega, Bose 5 Kar, Of tar we notice yScht Madleon Holmes, Ireland, Nowbern, NO—Thomas & nesued & Mubbar, Boper, Richmond—Van Brunt & | Mr Monty Croke, Potter, Boston—Rackett, Tooker & uf Transient, Rackett, Boston—Rackett, Tooker 4 Tay- dor. ebr Gl You Lay by ait PSuksrates Lina New favour ven ‘Brot & Save Nellie iia Mapesatots, Hobbie, Stamfort—-Stamford Nan- “Nioap heport, Rackelt, Bridgeport—Rackett, Tooker & F W Brune, Foster, Baltimore. Arrived, nara wt Bahpose ct fazjen. Wumingtos, 80, 00 ow ictmahip Magers, Couch, itesimond and Nosfoll, wish Helnek Sicieaptetees een PART ot won, a “ nyt lor. hs % a en, a Ta ATS ‘a ‘to, 1S mie eek eget, two more ier Shere As iio at distance; Au; 1) oy N bad hight winds Fron BW lo ee Vets sto BB fon 7a Mlered begs doe rise: tommeoclig at ENE, Yon uo wea wan manning. from oe oad Bap ey #0 viol ver inio the | eee sentopaait vat of the Peper: doth ucceedod in geting dere to Cape Henry, where we received orders to pressed to borg ot New: ‘York, Thomas, with mdse. I Thompecnte Nephew. Tne kM cigont Ro Stenmanip. Posie henee tor Liver 3 22d, spoke ight ry ‘Nantucket SI ‘houltendesired to be reported wl wel Haaie Web, Stowe Ly Gaye. with mise siibienspeer mates antic | 4 ora severe, wea rt ww iene aryredy | the 7° J adults and Sontdron. (RO es , Dew Maven, in ballast, w W ¥ suk Rothe Brig Che Ne il, Boston for Newbu: wetntat Jane’ edacwas Wilmington, NO, 11 days. for Wi iW Wet, Carey, eabetbport festport. pate jer, Hart! Sehr Veranda. Ponds. New Bore. febr J W Hine, ee Fortigs Rene MC Teen albany on Haan ‘ervell. Sloop Fred Brown, Hull, Provi oeTvRD—Rark Johann Martin (Pras), Beoltz, bence 220 tut for Antwerp, in consequence of Raving discovered the vessel leaking bail ¥ tad at sunset NW, Marine Disasters. During the hurricane at Turks Islands om the 90th ult etx foreign and twelve tsland craft were lost, with twenty of thoir crews. The foreign vesscls lost included the brie AG Catto, Watson, from Port Spain, and sehr BJ Aiken, Cat Munday. The A G Cattolb registered 810 tons, new meas. nrerment, was built at smyrna, Del, in 1860, and halled from wr Kowrema (iam) Wolf, which left Liverpool Aug 16 for New York, with a 1 dw ond salt ered the usly injured that th fore repurted), she being tion, ‘The vikcors ond erow, number Laken off thi wreck by the ship W wged ‘alotitta, and arrived at this port t antes bulls at Thomasten, Mo, formerly (he Ameriean whip Rochambewir wey, from Shields, at Boston 2d, in going arbor (ouced on A mud bottom but revelwed no « (ie), foston from Alison tay bad dccka swept [th tast during a bevy ns ure, from apposed Lo have been the AB, axrived at Boston yes- Ann—The wreck of the brig Belle Bar. 1. of and for Fiiladelpbia, was passed ne Ruio Hincyano & Tours, from Maltimore for Providence, before veyortod aslure at Lowes, Del, was wold oui weaday for $2,009, Baie | ears eva, from ban wreeslan, went ashore at ( cone Bay Oct a gered 15 ohn, news meauuremant was built at Brtuuswlol, Be, tn Lobe and war owned in Sian Francisco, Bing Nammasia, Emery, from Boston, atruck on Galveston bar night of the 264 imat full of water. Bere Umiom (Br), jh in distress, w: arose the river 19th, lexking badly, with the pumps coustunty going one ct Lie OWLIErs Wis Bxpected LO renee ALS, Wien be decided whether (o Fepalr there ur proteed to destination Baia 4 J furry (Me), Dexter, af Boston from Gotten’ an reporta Ook 6, dat 4 {5° saw 8 susan with low at _ in a Wad & hurricane from Sto NW, 1d Unrow over abou 4) vue of trou, » Koston for Movil, was discharging asitis feared that her botwum was ly Holmes’ Hole from Turks in pi ans roveived th + season, and owned Sour Mary B lvea—The sehr seen ina wrecked evndition 61 Use 15th tort with four men emging to her (hy bark Mary Ebzaheth, frot Phsladelphia for axpinwall, before reported abmiviouel) and sated to be the Mary E te Mury 8 Dyer, Purvere, from Hosta (brut Uet 11) for © MHD regiotered Vid tons, rated AiSy, way bULE wt Least Boaton in 40) and owned Sous Snogrisg Framy at Bo: nat, while welifieet rasa Cardenas om the 1Mth i ay galley, it. ubitued errs filled the cavin nad Ai water srt cauned other daaigs Had tafoeail soit end toet By ing Sib. Scum Many Jane, Magélton, fron Jasksoue: York put into Gharloston 20th lost for repatra, bay con heavy NK gales aud aprung a beak, orm (not beg) Lawns, before reported apoken under jury mous, ts rom Boson for Clout tegos. She was again seen Oc. Ww lat % 4), 76, wakion for bastan, Scns Mennenr, at Holmes’ Hole 2d from Turks Taend for Wonton. had heaey weather vo the passage, lust mod aplit bails and wet avout Wd dusbele wheat Sax, Ke to on M mee Vansre of and from Fo wtuatee Bom i and Atwater carried oe repalcn bela puc inte Nowy AN Any fon went ms iore om Livy 1 hes Bh aud wens & pieces, Thee A was be Laculnepert freon y foun iewae before reported grounded and sunk ther dock, waa pumped ovr and ralred. Miscetanconn. We are nidebied tod UL plo tary, for aw new {the Repster of the Atmestean Shlymacieey 100 10 pares. Epo ie we we regh ter Ube names of wer aM! RePTIC®, Com, apd Of our bent stenmers mod 2 ames wore the nubject orton for eer ice ren lered ta the country wh Thy . fawue clas tonre om Seay be had wean eaten. awa areot Hane PAGue, Hemingtiow, whict cleared al Sxvannal 1th in tior Bow Yor! wale nd ontton, ot tivo mmple thet has tert omtel Blows, new wahoo anid to Capt 4 om privaie wins, Lav scunn—Atiew Haven, Cl 2th nat, tuo At Wet cnmhe ed inet ieath tee yard of B ey a (not BO) Youn, Or jet named, owaed by tie builder mmanted ory Notice to Murinere, The ¥ : Pat Bhoals Ligh obi, ying le the stream, te. {net lenve for bor stat on iy Maw Caw in ag the arrival + nasort Ther ted will be aout from the goo Nasy Yard. Whalemen. Hark f aad, atrived of Now Bediord on ihe out : ole! ua " +9 inet, amd ba reurned In con senuenae Of the eohiet mate, Mr Norwon, wie tae chromic {act fren You + tn, ¥ d bern moderately cor, Clanveland, BB, arrived ot Flores Sept 2, witl L what ars cee 7 we, veghe ®t Lawrenae, Oot 1, Veretsa Port. Asim Ang M=Maaned eh ps Kink rt I 0 Tor Heng Kane © for doy bork Eger pe Neon Ajes (ie. for $i. 5 ok on, ‘Rumbey, arr ba ‘ Mensa ipaner, ha tg da fer ‘hing. Brow’, and outharm Pierre, ome ¥ a a fhe Mary © Lang Mardy, Wi A. Regt 19—e port Chieepee, Kelley, for Gape as Vora ia on for Keown ache tk Webber, wo for Boston. 2/4 sali about Ot L. Kone. A 0 port enipe ranthen, Johaawe tres ider®, Jackson: & Raynes Davie, Lawracver (Br), Ward " rit, phe Cneefoe (ve shad Deloug, ‘Robert tattanee: (lig, Meties. tor York, Wild kia (fir), Higging, unc; pore * agasakl; Hudson, Nye, ships Bainvow, Freeman, ak Dudiey, Bar. v" 4" Kenaiay uo; beig Ida. RO: veseae si Tuy of ; Win Wore Br), Fox, Algoa Arg, Olver Bannog Ayres joLtehbu 4; 8 Bit Waves Jenna: ep . 8% i Wheeler, n ‘do; T¥pacon, Baker, ucla 8 Bi Sock (aud proceéded 13 V 0K, NYork. Old steamer Thetir, Wu. (formerly U8 gunboat Kanawh qual. a A Africa, eae ton; 8 Sih Nyon, sredmadip Asi o Somorvitle nd ara sath it Serey AL TIMOIEE, Oot SM—Arr brie Clava teekmamy bark Hadley, Snow, Burn Char, Ly the Le gg a a brige I ieanor ( ), from Jug, Ray OR: fiseteets ‘brig Delinont Looks, Coobran, NY; rey,and Z Stusl!, Hrith, N¥ork. Cla Wey brur Charles ew teat Wihems Winters tee on ae Pairs Oot B—Arr sehr hopes, ag oY ag vViatty lary PRidadelpite scion tg N¥o: CUARLESTON, Oct 39—A1 stromship Flambeau, Ever son, N pRebre ‘ md; Mary dane a 1. ede Gow Yor. th tiaunes’ & Wisebr NK Lt o for & northern port. Ala ae Brothers, ps pein rai ar Tuihlt, B York “ elm Are acum ere Shela OF fr Ndi tt wisn Oct 2B Are woke Morbert (Br), on, Sit sehy CB Bmnith falta (Be), Binniow, Topks tee Darien, for Busta M Hew lan. do he tobe ‘Albert Thomas, Kogers, Meb'ie. a le reer ge a Dyce, Ma unde, HM Mayo, Rd tecsy. A I Leomiug. i Loe, Urneoe, Bagaduce, Laura Bridyman, Old bel n Freeman, Robbins, omtan« MACILIASPORT, Oot 22—Arr sobre Neptune, Otark; Car land, Norton: Keo, Lambert, Comet, Mitelicli; Moone! and LColang, Jsspe ark. ginship Duley Huck, Maresh, Santora, NEI Wire Oot 20. ‘wats of Corson, N James 1 Ma melia, Goruan Helo, Lunt, and Blton, Fish, Minitad elytin AW BEDFORD, Oot —A rr sehr Robert B Binmith, \scker sou, Glowroak? fe ve NYork bid 284, schre Wanderer, Baker NY) Gi ‘mebunk for do, rihur Siopeon, Church and Mugalo driver, Below, bark An fT sobre d RB Johnson, Smith, Puila- deiphis; iamartine, dy Wareaam tf \Vork: ¥erah, Ricker yon, Dedtord fon "Phila felphle, Muscle, Huker, a for NYork: Bagaduce, Be: gue for vb Bd Uriga Chomapo ke, Newhall, Bost Rew ary 3 da Thompaon, Hoswon for ty Mladelpi:ia che War Kogle, Kelley, Mristot for Baltimore. HAVER, Ort B—-Atr eches Edward K wing, MaDe vit: Mary bieeecedtad 1 # Blakew loo, Alexandria: @ Hort, J" Als 50, Oct UB Ae solr bs Th bven | We che WW. smithefooker, NY marie Xo Teter, Goody » 4 Veank Hort Crowell, Gardiner, Howton, Sint! or; Rae ¥ ara; Allene Pulthaven; 1 area id bark Aunio Anes, Bt Jago; oe nif olauder, Mavana:d Wipples, Ruiduaan, Loum © W Hol, Hart, vale; Kate ¥ Edwarts, Allen, New Bedford: Bi phar. Wa Lier, Kast Cambridge; sytney Price, buvens, PORTUAND, Oot 23-—Arr bark Minute, Cs Lent Kewvort. ibrig Wenonah, York, hi) Ida P WY Fe mod Maraoalio User. Sow York for’ Manger, Cid shiv Bo tin), Uptam, Laveronelt bark Harr ot Watera, Montevideo: yRebr Chios, Nuieh incon POR OMOUTH, Get Arr achre Whive Sea, tet i Brutictnat Hisae tou, Miikea, Haltimore; Black now Oty, Below sehr Ameta, Weabe, NYork! Morell SYork sid sobre 1 te ten, Ye finer: aline Burprine, York. BALEM, Oe Zi Aer Wack Marard, Keretons £ nnilvar ed MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Baamet—Hevsixcros. —Oa Wednositay, Ortober, 24, at the Church of the Incarnat‘on, by the Rew, Heury i Montgomery. D. D.. Winuam K. rower to Prtsons i, dauquter of KC. A. Huntington, Koo, atl of thts cliy Desinox—Kavnovn,—On Tuceday evening, Cetobe: 2A, the Rev, Dr. F. W, Goimeulaner, at bur rowideuce, ir. CHamern & Dewiwow to Mine Many Jase Rawson, @idemt daughter of Edivon Raymond, all of thin «ity Nor aatk papers please copy. ¥ waer—Per are —tn Brooklyn, E. D., on Wodies- dav, Oowber 24, at tho residence of Uh bri'le’ parents, by the Kev. Dr, Weils, ndnigted by the Rev J 8 Ciba Dave H. Fowrm, wang ye ”, to Anwe ¥ only dang ter of Captain James D. Paiilipe, of Brooklyn, ED No carda Knayar—Moxeme, On Thursday, residence of the bride's father, uy tie Rev mao, Freownen Kracke to Avie Moweres, da HW Monsen, all of thin city. O Dewan Hoven. dn #t Joba’ chore Now He ven, Cona, on Thitday morning October Rev. Dr Carmode, Cromun P.O Dommes, of New York city, (0 Mins Bemanon Larner Waves, danghier of the lato Captain Jolin Haye, of the city of Cork, Ireland, October 2, at the Ne cards Bro Wein —On Wednestay, Oviover 24, by the Rev, KG. Brooks, Asana Srutsa io Hxuew C | Wiens all of Uhineliy. No carte, Vo tow paper” pleare copy. reevore——More lo Hrooklya, on Thursday October hureh of the Mewnali, by the Kev, George oon *Tarvonn to kusy A. danghter Wm. at city y The bor October 4. tie kev George tm Ken. wr aaue Dr Jows Thonn +f “he late Josial © Payne, Kaq., of Charievton, ! Wren —Ve. On Thurhiay, Ortober 25, st Christ chutes, Greenwich, Conn, by the Rev, tM, Yorring ton, Major WR, Vem to Mire, Many ¥. Par, alt of Oreanwieh — No ones WrineCLowme tn Jersey Cty, on Wednesday Orton ber M4, at the readonce of the bride's fatver, by Rav, § M. Hice, Cartan Wie, MOD, of Hroakiye t Joacouren Micra, Coughter of Joceyh Cowes, Req. M0 No arda of Tete age. Vevtey) ofternoen, at ate revidenon, (6 (lerkeon street, Lf, on ruday, October Notion of eve given t Bern — On Thursday October % wife of Chere Hoh, aged Of yours mer Will, county Meath. trefand. The remaing will Ge taken from her late residence, Cherry etreet, on Matarday mornne at nine o'clock, te Mt Teresa's etherch, where 4 antenin reqrien rae wilt ve offered wp for the repose of her wal: thence to Ca! va ay Ans Meown tev danghier Drews. The fri nde nod pelstiver of the fority ace invited to ettend the fumerst, from her late red nee, 2TT Water etreat, on Matartny afternoon at two o'rloek Hemorrhare of the fangs rare 2 year 10 eenths and The frends of ihe family are renrwctialty invited attend the foneral, from & Mary's chars, Yorker, this (Friday) afiernooe, at two o'-lock -At Five the River, Comuretcat, om Thare October 2, after & ehort and painful \lnem, Lieee, the youncest som Of Georre end Cordelia Cad , aced 1 year, 10 menthe and 26 uve funeral services @iN be sitended at the char, Five Mile River, ou aturtey s(teruom, a pest two o'cloem. Desner—A eoteinn Migh Mase of reyulens wit he arene On Ontoher 24, in Broowiyn, See the faners!, this aflernem. = two from bin tate wre, weer chareh, afterucoa, at two vat, witout further Ontoher 1, Hower, Jom, 0 Of. Gowen Cnralies, on of Franew Jones, ony of Wetneatey, Ortober M6 Ramee: tare thd Femort deckeom, aget « (Of the family ore rewparsf') tavited famere!, Ue rredenen of Spee Ture erewes, this (hr) w Canes, ee cone aden CenaneneERen tee clad soars eter respectful ienen to attend the funeral, from the residence of is, 836 Third avenue, on baturday afternoon, 4 OM Tharaday, October 25, oaner, widow of Langlois, of thts eity. The friends and the family are respectfully: Jnvited to attend the funeral, from der Into residenoa, day At two o'glookg, uraday, October 26, of consump any, in the 26h yaar of bin age nnd friemdmet the family yand the tom, oy F, Fifth New York heavy artillery are ¥, invited to attend the funeral, from the rest nele, George Patterson, No. 816 Thine ay aflernoan, at one o'elock, urmday morning, October 26, Caarwap fon of George F. and Emma J, Moon, aged § months and 18 daya. arte iis and relatives of the family are invited te ho funeral, at 217 Rivingtow ateost, on Satur Stlareoos at halt past one o' Yoleck, * - Ho River papers please copy, warn AL Balterevilly, N. JL. on Thursday, Oote- wxre, daughter of John arke, agod Bean ann Sn and Ann 0'Re Tho relatives and friends of the fam!ly are reepect invited to attend the 1. On Boturtay afternean, ong o'clock, from the foot of Liverty sient, Now Yor. Prange. —On Wednesday snr, October 24, of sig, Purme, wife of Benjamin Portus, ar, in the Tat y of her age. Tho rotatives and fri Maw and thone of her son, Ry sPorize, and soncln law, BB. MeClane, aw roopeeth funerad, on Sunday one o'clock, from her tate residence, corner of Wash ton Monroe streets, Bushwick Crom Roads Itrool lyn, 1 . Prnosta.—-In Brooklyn. on Tureday, Octobe 28, in v bid yoar of her ee, Mrs, Evama Poort, belay) witoo Ja r E Fur her late residence, No, 163 Fehermer! ore ntroet, this ( yy) here igen at two o'clock, Vriends of the fomily are mvited. hoor, On pommel morning, Oclober 2 Oaves M_ Roowns, in the 63d year of hie age. ‘The relatives and amd Uhowe thowe of hie sone, Jobe IL, Charles EB. and Rogers, Jr, are respoctfally Ins ited to attend Ohl |, from bie Inka renidence, No, 218 Weet Thirty-firet street, on Sunday afternvon at three o'clock AC te meotine of the Mechanics’ Mota! /u\l4ing Materia! Anorotion, it waa resolved, that the mec of the awe tation be the fonoral of the late Ogden M. 1 atiergenn, at three aetork, trom hie hie Inte reside No, 218 Wont Thirty-frat street, GA. CONOVER, Praaitont. Mane fron, Secretary Kvay —On Thurstay, October 26, Caen aneen Ryvag, wife of Jains Ryan, 60'years of age, Ths élatives and friend of the teralle are remmect fnvited to attend the foneral, on Sanday afternoon, from her Inte resttonce, comer of ULith venth avenin. TAL DM residence, 208 Wert Sixteonth atraek, on Thoretay, Oetober 26. at ono o'clock Jame Tartar Jive (ilonda ore invited attend the funeral fromohts tate reaidenoe, on Saturday noon, at two o'elor © tober 25, after 4 ae Tavuon'—On Tharaday, fevere Hinow, Pevommtce R TAT On aged 29 your Hie lived for those who loved bim, Tor bs God and for big frenda, Tho funora: serviens will be held at hie Inte rede No. 109 South Fiyhth «trent, Witiiamatenrg, thie (Write: afterpoon, at twoo'cloek The friends amd relatives the facaily are reepectfuily invited to.attend, TT! —At Charleston. & C, on Munday, Op - Rrewaun Tavton, late of Jormey City, im the joar hie ago, The retatives aod frends of the family, themembers of Variok Later, 1 A 1 the Masonta fraternity roneraily, also the mente nie O any No. 1, are respectfoliy (ave to attend funeral, Vom the Grove ptreet Raptiet eharch, Jorsey City, on Bunday a’ Warr aen On reday, October 2 Maser Av, the belovod wife of Georgo Wallace, and daughter of Sacmm aud M. K MoCareity AMiction tore long Ume rhe bere, Pry-telone were in vain, Till God was pleased to give her onaa Abd exnod ber of hat pain. Hor romainn will ty» tnkem on Myce Cl half past ten o clock, from her late ae a rm Tyenty ninth street, to St bo ing & ‘a churth, thence Uo Calvary for internvent, are reeprettully invited to aktend ine “ee “Warns, ~— On Theteday, coves only aon 0 Soveph A, and TL. tag 1 yeas, T month and ware (to theies ‘The friends and ves of The fara hot arte f invited to ationd the funeral, from the restdenoe of , 424 Woat Forty-seventh street, thit (niday) two o'cloek. Brockirn, on Wetnewfay, Optoher 86, Hoswerta Mrart. afoot John & Welch, aged 45 vous ‘The relatives and friends ot the founity ae Cw olay Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday a ak two o'clock, trot her tate resilience, S\iimag atreet, ott keteer 26 after a ahort tt. f Fp and Irstette emnoon, at tire ‘aged 4 years, 1 month The fronds are forpectfully tp funeral, on Sonday afternoon, at hell clock, from the residence of her parents, No, 228 Jay sree, rm fo Brooklyn, on Thoraday. “ «we ft Va +E nd Agnes Ht vy r 10 moathe aad 1 * “*Vrionde au relatives are inv ied ane redone: of hie gear k 4 ™ POLITICAL, TOA MERTING (OF THE OVENTH WaRm MI tae! Goonatg Cu, a Market's = caneaany oveulig. Oot. 94 i were duly ie der of "Poin Bast A MEPTING OF THE WORKINGMMIS UNiom Sinth (08) Lh) io itbweet corner of Partie s mscting of the a atten at he ole mamed pare Oe Matardeas erent ry) © cows, when oF) igierested or belungiog lad oe ee ee POLTTIONNE POSTER at rer pairatte Aevives, Roliots printed at the abaetest muie ioe tftkn WERALD Job PRINTING. fi ROR BLE MENT corner Palen ee MOO RATIO AND TAT At cowie NOMTWAT eee ink aietert. Tue, tom. Ab MELADN TAY eards Le OnANO R CANNON ttt Ss aeeeaee Jor COmU IHRE, ao Toren! ttl On Vridag evening (es creer Lap alemmaieges OW toarth dere, \ renpens ‘event nation wnaton aay ths Yk CRARD ®. CANNON vow Congrew BAArcecee wy 7 Ge AMEN. of ite HOS Axo + ea Pe tpt, Cet ete fee re We LK, Chefrmen Peter Camper erred for Lote De Acme Wicame, Reoretany JRAND Mass RaTiVy ras | wnnitao COMMER. yen a’ ATION AT CNTON Wt Ow Srw vane, of AROUND ® COOTHS VERING OFT TORWUAY sous ee ee 2904 tee rent of Une Minne te ” potaiam Tal Cheirmes Commacee of Aer Ow OE te Rowaee Cotiane, | "eorworive OTAL VETERAN® 4 ME PTING OF re Commmiiten of the Fore! eneey t= we ral er Pod Tenet, f ~ Pavers Lrees, arr vu" marrine ror as od Far ie Wen, om OnNT Meme, repay a. gee ocTosEn @ cuatro ie ee ererwranneeaeniamee