The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1867, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, 1a, 1487 Toxsnsv, Oct, 8—6 P. = dessiodey The cold market has been quiet aod sendy 1 day, et © 100545 a. December i @ctreme rage Daving Deen from 144% wo Mipygy witts | SOD Or Uae open ig transactions at 148 aud the closing opes at | & vat ‘ 340% 8145. Alter the adjournment of tha buerd the <a) . * Quoiation deciimed to Ma dg, bus sul Ger iteimprered to tee ne of the 144%; 2145 Cush gold waz in abondank supply @urinz the privilege ike moruing, and loans we 2 at ew 9 per cent (er cota on eurrying; be jacouy is was toaued’ without mw convert sulgect was and al two per cout for borrow ; The miu thon thas too iat tus bee Largely inc! Bec. ue GLOSS Cleartass aunvanted | PASE foie, atib i4 belances te $1,125, 789, aed the 019,238 ibe teser of Mr. Me Corydon —— jower than aa & wa 50 ‘nighor, 1s June 7-30, 106 9 10614; July 7-30's, Geober compounds, 1864, 1194 9 119% j do, 118% a 8%, May do, 1865, 174 COMME! geuar, REPORT. gust do, do., 11635 # 116%; September do. Toxspar, Oct, 8-6 P.M. 116%; O tover do. do, 115% a 116% | Banswax veagaus, ‘Gmail wales at lo. dle, e themselves of Corrox.—TY sre wee rathertIess animation in the market, banks have already avaiie: of ex: ging cowpound interest Dots for © per cont ceraiticates, and $2,855,000 have od singe the order of Mir, McCulloch om the issued, og shere ma and the off ings wore quige ‘liberal; \previous prices, how. ever, Were realized in all gatas, the market closing steady. THE 6Alew compen 1.8 gmnles, of whieb 116 were taken by specul@.org und the balgeve by exporters and spinners, We Upland. Flori foite, NOT. ee tee pS ORs os continued dull, and the ‘are copied 10 4 few professtonal specuia- > tone ibs Ios we fees) board Seasendorter Miniag closed 10c, ¥ b Be 1" mane time yesterday, selling at $10; 2 2 rt elling at 80c.; Seaver Sc,, seit. os8 In Rio was ght, but the market } ‘oe redompation ef tho ¢ | ing at $1) ¥; Focky Mouniain sold at 63c., New York cady a& the subjpined quotations, Seles 2,000 bags f Q0tes has been ws efiest | oo Duvedsou Copper $165, Sunith Parmeice void |e Remuivs on private terms. Of other kinds w upon the public mind, and ités euutied t no mors Fs} r Py : We quote:>—Rio, prime, 18k. 2 Wverauces Of ag Leer citizea. agers do... gone, fc. . . ra = La ao . se Iho (Mowing oflcers were elected yesterday by the goed, Se ge ‘nino geod canton, tie «ig . rately (u%. suy r (he ensuing year: — Tougs, a be. ; native Ceylon, en t tock 4 a « Posi Morr, » foreig piers’ bull as Freud af uobodics wae | ¢ Ou Ha Un Autwel ) pas to @ Lately j 2 stuckjq@ubin, oyorativa aud us@ives mure taan toe 1d, Burner; Wiittaan fi. D8 at edb at rou ‘ : vg al he t telp bi te |) bt es ss bills, 1US'g a 109, 1 to elect bi rival, = With | ae wo of tna haif dozen | 10 t bus:— . ¢ reamed in the now t ey uamee to be found | On Berlin. I + d@ocersand bis pick uf | UD Bremen Consaieand Amer fcc e.; Laguayra, Lidge, d, et cath, aaty pal ck’ Rio, Getots ty 8,000. mg in Galeeston, Gy0) di 1p New Ure of ober descriptions tm New York, Fire Vice President, siden’, Edward HL {ton- i cratary, George F. vt ¥, & B, Neweombe; Chairman sunuiceee, Jwimes 0 xeculive Cumn- el. B Bard, Charles 0, Morris, Charlos i Gay, ‘Spencer © | tab Finance Committee, Jaavbes B Crark, Jey oan T. Russet; n@ Vice # x was raiher firmer, tere being at aiacons. The sales we WO do. Batthinore ut 2a Men were moderately rotive and 2. ppErm and patent were MOK . respectively, without, however, sales of couse- FP. Phoma Wea au, bryce Yi ; uty NT. —Rosendale was unchanged at $1 60. a exchange merket was firm, but duil. ewwoons were quiet but steady; the stock of des kines Dees axp Dras—Chemicals were only moderately ac- tive, suse AU tame soda ech ab ipo BKe., Ueaching is light, rales of 70 tous Port-su-l’rince at 922, eur- jand at sixty dary werd quoted 4b uree days, 109 @ 110; comme His on Paris at sixty days, G18 a srve days, 615 a 514% ; obber bills wore raed te on E Pg age. curroney: 17 casks creain wrt Tiga Tag ai Si'coroous Honduras eochiaeal ou 214 4 4oja 4X 809 bbls, flour. 25 do, 187iu do, sor: 26 21g a 30% Hoy. The t . pairkes Opened quiet but retained ita firmacss antil neany 4 Baty a 520 The ciner of (hangs? when hoklers svigued 4 wiitiagagen t an Securities were quoted thus Mm | accept of lower prices Ax we remarked in yesterday's eit CeMegction wiih ti . funue, the liunts of shippers vere below the ru: cao lated to toro dis Loudos today aud on previoes dates » and orders could coly be execuied iy 5 apap Sign, 19. Sep’ 28. October® | Prauuing a concession, ‘The’ concession. {3 to pany, aud dno of tao Lr Consors. oe 94! TAG G4 5-86 | was not auticieut to enable ex 0 take hold. Bailway is ukety 4 in int boon, tho sh Unites Stave outies. M1316 = Wy | Extra sue, thongh wane nt 18 Hot ° eas Buns been, the sh uae Staves five-twenties = ae :43% | aalavle soany extent at over $10 2%, and below ar. cook of Wail stre ior what can bo expect Ih maios 1 uu ren! prices, which, howe ‘showed a redaction of from speculeors bab speculstien aud miswana, iaens Central ° be 25e. at cae nen holiers asked $10 6) tor shi % nd ‘Tee eurcings of the roads controlled by the Mitwac kee | grades. 4 remained quiet upd steady. Th ment, io their own cexrapt euds? it was : Were about 100 buim Kye flour remained firm, thou, eunoved on the greet lato in. tog afternoon | 24 St Fant Company wero $750,283 in “eptember, | quic:, The aalee ware ‘about $40, bola, at our qudtativi MeDOrOC e hreet ay oI ‘ oR 0 BES. Southern tour was quiet avd sleody, prices being no lo that oue of she touditectors heed cesigued to tiake way | “MtHt O008:389 ip thevcummepenaingrmanie a 98S. were about 300 bbls, within the range of Sila 215, tard ta cass this geutieuan bad been eleccoa | _ CuSFeeetpts for customs, and the Teceipis, payments Twas quiet bus firm for all kinds. "We wate si.cs ar » end (hat this Jewun bad been electo * i a, city at $6 G0, We quote: te hus piuce, but Uiere was mousing to confine The | mt PuEDee wt he, Sub fremmury én) thie ity fOr the: 1/5 ceeeatcieand Weneern-, £5 80a $9 8) seciicunatig altnes nails’ Vaca’ Uae ec oeke ek expired portion of the week have been as follows:— Extrn sate wea Woo 5 fe 5 : a Outi Mouse —————Sub- Treasury -~ Coumon io iediuin extra wad choles 8 i n, Hervord avd Erio Reilway, which bas thus f Revripts, — Receipts, Paymen's. — Balances. Rouad hoop Obio, shipping — cn w deen cou Jouly from JBoston to Hartterds but tts | Oct. 7... $809 926 $3,047,040 $3.314,317 $106,496.983 | Round hoop Ohio, trade brands 2 wy Proposed « re to be PAsuiill Landiay, wh re, oy | O8b 8... 500,000 4,877,052 75,073 107,407,901 | dt. Louts low extra, 0 23 . nt Kh Sy a St. Louts straight ex 1 ry ipdancik- ot Larryboate to etek ecrosn the Vitel so Men The value of the exports (exclBsive of specie) {rom Be Lol? eyoige double us rH 5 St Louts choice family burg, it fs to couuect witty the Erie, This im@pecunious Now York to foreign poris for the week ending October S$ Oeetnon Btateaca y: “ S company will now lang tke a paraita on the | ‘W#s$2872,007, against $3,390,163 for the week previous. | Fancy andesira do, -°..-.0:: 18 ry 3 Valitornia Hour (<acde an a Ere act make it ‘very useful as weil by Tho total value of exports from Boston for the week | ve tour (superiue)..--+.. | w Yee latios yuuramesing aM bouds to be issued for tue } ‘ding October 4, Including specie, be er Ss ah Po ear Wonaswwias or = woasiruction of toe road from Hartford vo Newburg as | $293)597 for the corresponding week to Corn meal, Puirtax. 26 rt) etieraise, Tvese maufpulators of Erie talk of putting | THO eash balance in the bands of the Assistant Treas- | Carn inoat: Brandy — Rho viesk much higher, but, whether they do or nut, uo | ZeF iM Boston at the close of business, October 6, was | quontly raled be : for w - attid pr om Prudect a0 would buy itai his present price, although | #4)765:096, beng-a decrease since the previous woek of | EeTKest point touched yesterday. At someiltng be ow Am Wine to eve, WLomebe road 18 well managed, it wid | $647,080, The oun balance was $4,580,040. The revailing pricus a large business mie be dowe for bey ee be ee inter Ww CONLUES Hc e an oder. reud.oed arm. be worth iar i2ore for Myasument. New York Central | Teceipis during the week from customs wore $231,794. | the suien yout 7000 bushels, at $3 3a 93.83 tor , hewever, sul kigber to proportion, and for six per The Chicavo Clearing House statements of the past | No. 2 Milwauk bree Siar kien went stock to be seliiug at L14, while ten per cont stocke | %* Week# compare as annexed:— 19 for inierior C1 ‘spring. & z Clearings. Balances, | Wye was scarce and firmec. The sales were 10,00) busbeis, fre iar below it, end Cleveland aud fittsburg, ’ Tor Western and $1 73 for Buate, on the spot, aud Weok ending Angust 31. $12,265,051 $1,411,753 a Raker erie i. eh which ciaime to be a ten per ceut security, | Week ending ‘ 13,653,462 1,5:4.503 | Was held firm at $1 55, and 18,000 fer Canusda wold ot $16, te only $2 is fidiculous, It is said that | Week end ng 14,724,401 Malt was quiet and nominal,’ Corn was scares, active, and iain would-be reibray monopolist aspires to control sete ‘ rote ‘ os bite antetgen decidedly, highat. se yt SE bushels, t es “817,289 | alloat for Western mxed, closing tirm.’ The Ay-end ia: bo and be friends hold a large amount ef | Week ending Oct. b.. 1,817,289 | atl for the Banters sae Re aug 6 eas ‘the siock ; but it is agoinst tho public interests that any ed charge whatewer raws of fare and freight be Plowes, ‘The raiway system of this country is rotten end disgracesui eaough already, and it is therefore to Be hyped (hai he wil! be forled in obtaining the couirol he ts supposod te covet, The bull clement is very strong st now on the steck Exchange, and a dear is, as Sir Boyle Roche would have said, wrara avi, It is a good Mine to leave railwey shares alone, 1s being dangerous fe bay or to ¥li them, but especially to buy, Deposits. Cireuiation Cleanings. Balances. We tind ii fmarket was slighty lower than at the close of business The Philadeiphia bank statements ‘for the past two eee person eivuld ovustitute bimself a railway king weeks Compare as under: Tegal tenders 15 513, 794 15,657,404 In: remarks on tho proposed payment of the principal of the gold bearing debt in legal tender notes as viewed Ab the early wersiva of tue open board the stock | from a British standpoiot About a month since we copied from a Boston paper purported Intive demand, and prices were fully 26. higher, wath lag sales for future delivery at the imiprovewent, The sales and resales of contracts were nearly or quite 800.000 bushels, Mostiy to arrive, at 77¢ @ 771.6. bese, and ie. a80c. oarrive, FReigurs.—With an lucreased movement in vreads(uils and petroleum transatlanue ireghis were Ormer again w- day, and raies alow a further improvement. Vessels on the berth are iling very ravdly, and und no duliculty sm oviain ing dour, grain, petroleum, de., at cemunerastive races, wails chartera'are reud:ly eifected at’ rates wich bUL® short tine ugo would have been considered almost iauulous. Among the events of the times, in this branch of Leen ed the charter of # ship for London, wih a cargo compri: bout 80,000 pushels wheat at 10d. and 10.0 bbls. dour at 4s. per bbl, Besides this quire fair engagements have been, made by other sailing vessels, and by the steams. ers comprisiug:—io London, bushels wheat at 94. ; Be cu, do. On private terms; 135 tons 011 cake at 278, 6d. ; "90 bbls dour at 3s., und, per steamer, 125 eases licorice at dis., and 30) bushels wheat and 4.000 vols, dour on steam. 25,152,005 34,857,467 Dec. 19, ‘6:29, 978 10,62 or De 31.664,741 36: ~ 8,172,788 4,615. ate Tue, ...6 1,343, 188 in she Allion of the Sth inst, the following fest evening, avd the travsacuons in Erie were ver; an extract from what to be & conversation ers accvunt. To Live eae: 5.0) bushels wheat at 7d. ; fn entral wold ut 113% a 113%; Meg held at Waehington between Jeading mombers of the | bales coon at B16. bey Virginia tobacco at 2s, ; “apa » | dominant party relative to the payment of United pg Ted ge bee hos outner ibid ound wheat » 10244 a 10294; biichigan Southern, | Srates five-twenty bonds in ‘‘navooal currency.” in- cotton a To “autiery,” ‘pet per ; North. | stead of as previously understood to be payable, namely, at Mi” da 30 te = do, preferred, 65. Fort W: {n “American gold.”” We have since hestiaced to express 4 2n.; 100 tons measureme: at ee, 26; Fort Wayne, | our opinion upon the probability of such a course being er floater, 400 bales cotton at age, £20 Dales 200% ; Rock Isiaud, 103% a 1033g; Western Union Tele- actually, adopted by the United States governmeni, feoenes 0 91, A Janus. do. ot 30s. and 200 cane ao. ate. palDiclewtgy edt maine Aas eyecare a ie oor gious, excluding London aud’ the west coust of raph, 37 a 87K. Al the first regular board the market mes oxtreiwely active bat uusettied, Erie decliniugon | Sing tre de cail (rom Gos New York Central closed % | province 10 wisdom or Bower than ai the time yesterday, Reading 3s, these bonds were created; but ia our position toe duty United hy iy Tretand, 24,0. bushels Wheat at 7s, per quarter; a briisn pew duty re vo load wih guano—the car, mdi hov ed the wrecked abip Castiilan—and thence tv Falmouth per tan; 40 american bark, 2500 ile Feet port on the Continent Uetween Havre and taut) ig, at sithough great, have been severely tested past five years of their history. It is not our go into the gemeral question of either the she wickedness of the legisiation under which Zuinois Central %, eland and Tolede %, North- | qevgives upon us of expressing, a3 nearly as may Os. sees anne Tovess, 520 bile do on private Western };, Fort ¥ Atinatic Mail 3g, Qui ksuiver | our real convictions on eeuiect which seriously tater. | Antwerp, at 6*. 7d. Sects be eee 330) ta en aie to Bs. Erie was My Michigan | ests not only English capitalists generally, but also pu- | Antwerp'at Se. 9d.; & Britisu bara, 200 bbls. do, from Phil : merous private (am/lies of jimited means resident not | adelpiuin to Antwerp Gd., Or to a direct port on the Bouthern \, ( sd Pitsburg 1, Milwaukee and | ony jn Great Britain proper, but also scattered through- Continent at bs Hie; one of 2400 bbls. do. trou Fbiiadel. Paul preferre¢ 7%, Pacific Mail 1%, Western Union | out British North America. Ina word, then, we [oo nly Reged ond bawhined it itn bet oy — i — Telegraph {. Government securities were firm and | ROW seriously fear that the “dimancial question” | wit xc:rgo of crude: au Ainerican Orig, with 300,008 feet @ctive, coupon Bvo-twoaties of 1862 excepted, which welosed 34 lowor, ‘The issue of 1864 was % higher, issue ef 1865 3;, coupon five twenties of 1865, new issue, 3, @asue of 1567 &, cobpon ten-forties 7%. At the open board at one o'civck @trong and excited, especaally for Evia election of the market was New York Cen- | professional in soning is m is to become a prominent one in the Presi that the question of liquidating some $500,000, $800,000,000 of these securities, moturing (at the rood of the government) from 1867 to 1870 inclusive, in car- rency, is rapidly becoming a favorite theory with many party sense, is unquestionable, Their morte of rea. iumber to buenos Ayres or Montevideo, and a mhaeet w Mace Seilie>, 1,04 Dbts, alcohol ov private terms, ‘GOUNNY CLoTH continued quiet, Sales 2 bales at 2e,, and tn Boston 100 do., tv bond, at Sigc., gold. GUNNY bags were dul. vices Were nominal, 1868, if not before, and turiher regret 'o pdf J politicrans whose influcace over 2,09. dionvevideo, vw arrive, Para, 2 4.3) Tbs., at 13%, gold; 3.00) Vera Crug, part at hnd 200 wet sulled puedos Ayres, 63 ibs, ou pri- cen eae ck Uetober 8, 1807, 101,50) hides, ore fechnical than reasonad o, Mra! sold ay 114% @ Lldsg: Ere 09 )y a 69%; Hudson | jysiance, that noinag referring to gold payment can be Rover, 1 aling, 10234; Michigan Southern, $474 | found on the face of the bond, aud that since a general | ioeh Wa: Srenniaat, * Skaptia sess usten Ei poveriet and @ 8514; Cleveland aad Vituabury, 813g a 812%; Rock | Suspension of specio ‘has been sanctioned by Hors.—-l'rces of ull grades ruled sveady, aud there was a =e A vad the gov rnwent, t.at the bolder of a bond not spreifying | fair demand, The sales were 8 bules, at Gv. a 0c, as to Bsiaud, 103 55 a 1U3%{ ; Nor Vhweste:n, $4 % ; do. proterred, | gold, moans, as a matter of course, “legal tenders,” Mr, | quality. 83% 063%. Subsoque Ene rose to 7034 a 7 At | Chase’s oifictal deciaravons to the contrary votwith. Miay.—Th ny ag hyn oe eae vt ae Shipping ahe ri beard the market coutinued active | SBding. The mont disrepatable clagees in this country | lit CoMNten Te eS icons Ayres at 2i~e. aecend regular Bene ons aE = do not unfortunately sand aione in advocating this ag —— es y " vecu lative tterest of the etreet Rnd si va fie the + Pollowing quotations were curre ot:—New York Central, ame 213% a 114; Erie, 6994 & 69‘; Hudson Kiver, 128; Michigan Southern, 83% a837q ; Cleveland and Pitts burg, 81% o 82; Rock Isiand,| 1054 # 103%; Fort Wayne, 100% a 101; Northwoaa rm, 44a 443; do. pre- Perred, 673; 9 68; Pacific Mail, 143 a 144; Obio and Muesssippi certidcares,.263, a 27;, Western Uniop iele- graph, 36% «27. The following is a list of the namme of the directors of Me Eric Raiivay Company for tho onsuing year, six of fwhom were members of ta: old board, namely, Mos-ra. Basdmore, Davie, Lane, Gnogory, Mivans and Div 3.4 Whitooy, Josiah Bardacell, 5.6. Eldridge, i Thowpson and Even 8. Jorda a, Bosen; G. W. Graves, W. B. Skidmore, A.B Diven, J. C Bancroft Davia, F. A Lave, Frank Work, Jay Goa ld end James Fisk, Jr, Now York; Dudiey & Gregory’, Jersey City; Homer ¥0u Ten! \ Remsdell, Newburg; William Evang, London; Levi | sw West Uni Maderwood, Vermont Mr ‘2 B. Eldridge wi | « probably bo elected President Mf she choice har pot been alresty made TRO vale cast e1- od eighty thousmad @beres, and Mr. bo wowed for tho ected a hundred Drew gave bis proxies to Mr. Div @uccessfu! ticket, The former gontianan was present Mt the elociion. Tho following ts a comparison of (he prices current at fhe first board to-day aud a week ago:— On Oct. 8 mow. 4 udson River 4 ding in wigen Southern. 3s nd Pit a inols Central % bwestorn By preferred, 2% Milwaukee and 2% 1% fie Mail.. 4055 ay Western Union Telegraph. ‘S 2h ) There was a moderately active business transacted tn fovernment secaritios at the counters, of the leading to-day, but the tendency of prices favored buy- and at the close the market was weak at the sub- Regitered, 1831, 111» Lifig; ou 34 @ 11196; 8-20's, regiatered, 1862, 110% 6-20", coupon, 2802, 112% @ 112%: 6 20%, 1864, 109 » 10947 6-20's, coupon, 1865, ® W00Ms dy do, Sannary 006 July, 10716, Fy 1144; virtual repudiation of forty 140 Teom 9" Fopoli fo Fourth Nato! Bi 1086, 10 Niath Nat Beow.... 106 bao a won't Union Tel... g do, to fitty per cent of thetr For Scotch pig the meatet continued fo site dull. st was cent p Erie, Mow fork Central closed 3 higher | debt, ‘ibey are virtnally seconded tn their views by ex. isk sis this ine Mtlebhhel Michigan #outy. | Gvernors, ex-Vice Prestteutial candidates, and wo jan at to first reguiar board, Miebixan sou! premiye 7 ; * ; arn fg, Cleveland aud Piisvitrg 34, Cleveland and Deledo | Treasury and this is why we believe that yaaa A de, 1 Crane were Tsou ia vie tor the 1, Norw m %, de, preferred 5%, Fort Wayne Se te ager Seanad “cede dir Luatuna.— Hemlock was tn bc telpee ad with mod- " . f ‘ > ! ath the politic \ erate receipts anda sligatly reduced stock previous prices Milwaukee and St Paul poet ered 34, Pacific Mall %, | 204’ tie ot the lower orders throughout the entire | weve susuuued, thougis ins ‘a slight conecasion Qricksiiver %, Westesn Disow Telegraph Govern. | coun'ry. If this ts not the case we siiall be tavorabiy bed a ented on taf ror 94 anal (One vag ais prune iots, ‘ er, were iu fair demand trom manu ra, and Ment wecarisies were hmery,tand sixes of 2881 cloned 34 | diesp pointed; for Whe indications at present pains in | Dower, sees caeaty. lemiecesBeseen “wes Jower, coupon fve-sweusi es of 1862 3, issue of 1885 be ig atta at roa BK, new issue 4, coupon ca a-forties, 7% SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. milddle, 2. do, do. light, Yio. a At the iast of ard pe ices were @ tride lower, bat Sassen, OeicQuneribian al af ‘&e., pate Be; dos do midi Boe market was strong in lea ue-—New York Contrateold | geneno uae, #1, rts Ui aba Ny Cem Thay; | Heslt ana weigits te dagen af wt Lids 0 1142;; Erte, Uy | 69%; Heading, 102%; | Zou a Ds 2 dorseee 24 ea Li, | i hinting. suey i ies "0 mu ate ‘ Michigan Souwern, 8454; «Cleveland and Pittsvurg, 100 do. veoh ihe do. Light, 10. Crop) yea J. 2 © £2; Rock Isiaud, 13 % @ 103 3¢; Northwestern, 1 lai, | cropped. rmidite, de a Soe. | do, cropped. Thdht, dew te, Mi Re , wd % a 5 ; ee HY ow the roman heavy, we a Mie; middie, BB, & Ade; Ligui, 4K 8 445; do. preferred, € 8% a 6834; Fart Wayne, 700 Erte R@. oo) be ag aE en spruce continue light 401; Western Union Telograp b, 8734. During the ro- oy be Qoennerd ts uotvery Setives prises anew ae enanes, mainder of the afiernoon thers Was diminished activity, as baad the range $16 o $15, wis sale of one cargo at chaw ir and at six o'clock the Lats. wap Aperlpen bet od Bet no material change in pric c@, 2: i Fa oe peri cen were steady, Fees agherete demand erm mow eam quoved at $1 00 aud Mo.assms.—There was more amine yu prices ere reaksed; ‘sales were made ea Cuba er np 4 Ehiz trvecangemern' 3 é pase ES rrradazesan Fd jag quoted at $3 75 \. sn Satta eee 0 fe tego Dorthern whale-ut Tbe, Block at the ‘200 and of the latter 33,700 do. Linseed was mo We sone $1 23081 Sl. Lard oll was oe 4 firm with aalos of 100 bbls. at $1 90 6 for weather made, City distilled 4 vious quotations, we ech maenee, Sp pork actos fait Hom Tel, wo Vreavy (rosa the opening to the close, though hoiders did iw ~/ eee were lower, nevertheless, and eve 100 uction, cH é ae Prime was quiet ules and SEESSESEEE SES: altaT Chi & Alvon ref. i Joseph Rik. ast jan & 8: Jo pref... 2 - Seeebesezsiaet & ce £ e 33 iy 7 at S840, rn) aad 1500 ena ft ve verma, ad FT ion fe 22 NEW YORK HERALD, WED'AMSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1867—4RIPLE SHEET, & 1072¢; 5-20, coupon, 186, 100% a 10T3¢; 10-40’, regietercd, YOO w #0114; 1040's, cowpon, 101 a 101%; Sid ‘im bond, at 83¢e., gold. Carcilr 4 wapruncnanged, c. market for saw was and vOns pr cy gy reieestinaatat ba was quoi p Be, Chop brgetrn 13y piaisd and i2t.e- for Poste oe i to ai ee ite 5c, Refined was unite freely com We quote sort white 1330. 0 16%e.; erushed and 800? (he sales (aot previously ree O Peraie termina, but suppe Kinds of grags seeds were all Aap ig Eo ae $2 Wa ge 75, rough se * ‘ Buenrw Ayres Sic. a ‘Ke, Faytn Bc, a Bie. Curncos ie awk. cape 2c, a Sic Decrtondar'as, Vera Crum Central amencan aid pial (0. San J ‘ngostare Sic. & 35e.. aud Para Vera Crug 40e. a 14. dnt holders were & 6 latter price in tier Atl deserip- t previous prices, $e? rea © alte. a sig Welbered of ae pain " AccO.--There Wik & fate deinen f Ne prices were readily obtai Th sat Te, a le, Seat feaf was dali, but ged. About ®% bales Mavaus were dh e jors were need of p —Pig was Gul}, the sales being confined to stuall Lota. rer, werw steady, at for Straits, * Tor Engieh, oll g2d quotations "Of plates we hard of ob impor-awt w.ies. TaLiou was ia {air demnt and sendy. About 139,009 Lbs. posed of 4 . The market was without 4) bbis. Western, in bond, at Soc, & tle were exoreding!y qutet a LOKG ISLAND (A TELLIGLNCE. Qorexs Coury Courr.—The Circutt Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer for Queens county convenes at the Court Honse, North Hempsicad, oo Monday next, Justice Gilbert, of Brooxiyn, presiding. This term of the court will be one of the most interesting beld im the county aimee 1853, There are about thirty cases on the calendar for murder and attempts at the same, some very ha roobe and other casé: of equal in- portance, all ef which, itis tho: will be tried by Mr, Gilbert, assisied by County Judge Arin=trung. Recovtny ov a Drowxep Bopy.—The body of ove of the chiidtrea of Captain Smith, who, together with the mother, father and sister, were drowned in the Huu- {ington iniet about a month since, was found on Sunday by Mr. Henry Veisor on the shore of West Beach. Upon the neck of the child was found a handkerchief, with the name of tue mother thereon. Tho body presented a wry disfigured appearance. Corover Banks heid an inquest upon the rem: whiea were forwarded to New Jersey. The budy of the father, drowned at the game time, bas not been recovered. Naxnow Escars rrom DrownisG.—On Monday even- ing, as a child of Hugh Suilivan, of Jamaica, aged about three years, was playing in the yard, the lid of the cis- tern was open, and being partially decayed, the little fellow, thoughtless of any dauger, stepped too near the open space and fell headlong into the cistern, the water being about eight feet deep, The mother beg near by, and bearing the splasting noise, immediately ran to the belp of the infant, and, under the im- pulse of the moment, plunged headlong into the opening after the unfortunate little one, who was floating upon tho top of the wer and ap- parently dead. The motier, after descending, groped around apd Snaliy caught bola of the boy. whom she heid up as weil as she was avie until the arrival of s»me friends, who relieved her of her charge aud brought both mother and child sately to the ground in a most exbarsted state, It was at first thought that tbe chud was dead, but he finally recovered. During this time the motlier lay tn @ state of unconsciousne.s, from which she recovered only afier vigorous recuperative efforts on the part of her friends, AQUATICS IM LOUISIANA. The Regatta at the Lake End. [From the Now Orleans Beo, Oct. 2.) The weather yesterday was quite unpromising, and about mid-day a heavy squall, accompauied with raion, came .up, which marred somewhat the enjoy- ment of theWay. The wind came out from the north- east about the time appointed for starting, and the Adeona aud Julia Lake, of the contesting yachis, were capsized when nearing the home stake on the first round, Fortunately, the geoorel did not prove to be very se- rious, The sloop Rosetta es: up the crew of the Adeona, and the schooner Hortense brought her into the wharl, Class, —Sall in. 5 sailed by Clem ft 1d ENTitEs, First entered by 21 fi n by Onts coos bona entered by ta, j galled by Holley 5 Minnie Gilmore, yuceer, 20 ft. 10 in. ; sailed by Strong. Second Class.—Ada, entered by Frier, 17 ft. 4 in ; sailed ‘by Green; Harlequin, entered by Belknap, 16 fu. 4 sailed by Belknap; Laura, ent by Houill pry iim taaiied by Hoculion; Anate Laurie, entored by Minor, 17 tt. 4 in. ; sailed by Minor. Third Clase.—Cieons, entered tll ag 13 ft. 7 ry tailed by Brooks. Julia Lake, entered by Campbell; 1. ft 11 in; sailed by Campbell. Tenn; entered b; Braning; ia ft 6 1n.; salled by Leufat The race ‘commenced twenty-two minutes past two P. M, and did got end until dark. The third class boats did not come in until a tate hour, aod the decision in their case was mameaese eer until to-day, Firs Class, Clast, Sallie came in at 6:20 ', Winning the first prize; Minnie Gilmore came in at 6:45—85 ip her class— winn’ng the second prize, Se ond Class.—Hariequin came in at 5:323;, winning the first prize in her ciass; Annie Laurie came in at 5:44, winning the second 1p her class, ‘Tne atiendance was considering the unpro- pisiousness of the weather, Mr. Belknap. the owner of the Hariequin, of Mobile, sailed his yacht in a scientific and skliful manner, and proved himself to be au accom- Pished sailor. The Julia Lake ana Harlequin, both from Mobile, are remarkably swift boats, The races Will be continued to-day, when we hope the weather ‘will be more suitable, SECOND DAY. Rogatta, Lake End, near sizes running toyether, with an allowance of five seconds afoot, The swting rules of the Crescent City Yacht Clob governing Three magnificent silverware prizes for the winuiny yachts, Ditance fiiteen miles; angles of two aad a half miles, twice round. Time. 2:47:00 Minute 2:48:15 Harlequin, 2:55:54 2:58:07 3:04:00 3:07:20 8:03:00 3:56:00 4:11:00 Not timed Not timed MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Brows—Foerer,—In Brook; ber 30, at the Church of the Henry Bianchard, &, Foster, Canxes—Mason.—On Tuesday, October 8, at Trinity ebapel, by Rev. Vinge g H. B. Benjani, Lewis M. Canxes M4 a daughter Mr, Henry Mason, of Rossviile, Corre—Aspotr.—On Sunday, iber_1, the Church of the Good ort Lea, N. 3.,'by ar R. Hoyt, Frepsuck G, to Euza V. Anport, onl; daughter of James Abbott, Hicxs—Basta.—On Thi r, October 3, at the fois rial church, by the Rev. Wituam M. Hicks to ory peal eraipes ‘all of this city. ies Ss Lapp— Kerr man Hill Setvoai, Epefal ihe Rove F Fr Bottoms, Pana J. fryey ae 2 am Ganon of tae Wrath =n Tenia, Cer Rev, Willlaws Goth, ol 1e iJ ard, of Lata an New ore. Wantne H. Maan, Jr., to Eva Wirr, both of & ‘Witwaor— Dickie, —At Nowburs, on Th eo ioe he Het Alen duct. Brooklyn, No cards, Saratoga papers please copy. — “Died. dmisea.—0n Monday, October 8, at his late residence X; Brecaiya ater's snort ilness, Ewer Gauss. Fuoeral will take piace on Thursday afternoon at two Bapoock.—On Monday, October 7, Sanam Mania, @f samuel Batcock. Neh aj os Wessany Soetoro: "“hacaviru.—-On Monday evening, October 7 ai het late residence, 334 Hicks street, Re Meoca, wife Of Vaptain Abel Bec! Era eat ie toa an are respectfully DO, at one o’cleck, from Ceattenen, Ghbest Faron aration, : eet organs ples Capava, fel Dolovers, anpust 4, Gabuon, * ‘The relatives and friends of rears shuren, sey eer clock, =~ ‘Cuanke.90u Monday 2 son aly or bate Fupera) a ven a Si oy afternoon, at two o'clock, nag oe AD 7, Issag on Th at two o'clock, Sermntse ee ae OR TOTES tin Wirtias J vaced 21 7 years and 9 moatha Caayeut, ‘The r aioe and eeuas of tw amy ar reapecttl — ea , pam the funeral, from his aie re ae 4 rd st rn00n, ogee eet, on Thusaday atte: {est (Lretand) please co} Com gun. —At hehe eee "jersy City, after a short aud severe illness, M-jur W. G. Conssk, in the 424 year of his age, Crrawvonn.—Os Tuesday, October 8, Mre, Margaret Crawronp, aged 45 years Tue relatives aud Irtsuaa of the family are respectfulty fovied to aitend the funeral, {rom her late residence, 236 Berzen sireet, Brookiy, on Thursday alternyon, ab one o'e.ock. Dixos.—On Nonday, October 7, Mre, Pamatia, widow Of the iaie Elias Dixon, ta her Tad year. * the famiiy are invited to attend the LAG PSkleoes of her son, 269 Was ugion vo. On Monday, October 7, Hoxora Downtxo, $ years Relauses and friends are respectfully requested to at- end the fuperal, from ber late residence, 13d Third ave> tue, tits ()) @ fuerd ss) afternoon, ai one 0 Sanne st Ou y ul i VE LaNs, wife of sors Dinkels) of ber age. ad Crieusts of the famtiy a respecifully from wer laio residence, Week, Her remaias wii Oe laken Lo Gresn- emery Ou Tuestay, Octover 8, £ ; Devin Dany, «son of Joun aud Marianue Daly, a ed 3 montis ays. suds she wctfaily Invited to 9 of lity parents, wh the fami: » from th x Evuzs, to the wily, aiso the mem- erful ins ale Pos bene 32 and Eignto avenues, eduesuay) alleruvua, 4 and friends of th ysione Lode, No, ad Cae sunerat, { t, betwoeu de ta Broviiya, Unis ( Ua Monday, October 7, Cianues, son of tharine Guason, aged 10 montis. fhe revs Ves and [rieuds of bie jainily ae resp ettully invited to a eud the funeral, irom Las re-tdence of: bis parents, 147 Kia sirevt, tuis (Wednesday) aller- lock. --Un Tuesday morning, October 8, Buza Many yeu 2h years Licnds of tue family aro inviied to attend the her motusr’s, Mrs, Anna Greeve's resi- 38 East Sixteen sireet, on Thursday siterdoou, & Wo orcloes, \ Uackere,—On Monday, October 7, the widbw Hackerr, mother of Micoaei Aackelt and native of paris of Clogher, cuunty Tyroue, Ireland, in the 7b year of ber ave. The relatives and friends of the family are repect- fully wuvited to attend ber tunera), from her tate resi- dence, 259 Wes. inirty-ninth sireat, Wis (Wednesday) st Oue o'clock, without furtuer suber 8, Mary Teresa Hanns, beoved daugu.ero: Meclae asd Augie Laces, of cone gestion of the brain, aged 9 moutbs aud 17 uays. ‘The relativesaud irieuds of the taudy are respect fully invited to aitead Wwe (unera, from tbo residence Of Ger parents, 65 Kive street, Unis (Wedoesday) ailer buon, at ball past one o’cloek, Without (uriier Uotice, livvPek—On fuesday, oor 8, CHaiiies Kasson, ently son of Heury J. and liugarotS Hopper, aged LL Yeara, 6 mouths aud 6 days, ‘Tue telaiives and imeads of the family are respectfully invited ty attend toe funeral, op Thursday afiernovn, at hall-past two o'clock, {rm Lie residence of bis parents, 81 Warren streei, Jersey City Hiworr—On Luesiy, October 8, Lituiz AMEUA, dauguter Of Cuarles A. aud Euzabetn Hiscott, aged Li years, 2 moucis aud 22 days, she funeral wil take piace from Frintiy chapel, West Twenty-uith sireet, ou Luureday afieravou, wt ove v’eluck, October 7, Miss Paxtvasa Hunt. Hoxt.—On Mond: The relatives aod triends of the famiy are respect- folly invited to atiend whe funeral, iroim her late resi- dence, 203 Tuoiwpsva streei, tu.s (Wedoesday) afternoon, at one o’olock, without furiuer notice. Jonxcox.—On (uesday morning, October 8, after a long and painful iliness, at tue residence of her aunt, 48 Moumoutu street, Jersey , KExaa Jonsson. Puneral wilt take pee on Thursday. Notice in to- morrow’s papers, Kegnnanv.—On Monday, October 7, maya T., son of the lie Capuin Edward Kenuard, aged 43 years and .5 moni Friends are invited to attend the funeral, from St, Ann’s church, Eighteonth street, uear Fifty avenue, oo ‘Laursday afiernovn, at one o'cloek, Bostou and Portsmouth, N. i, papers please copy. Krowngxa —Oa Moaday, October 7, after a short i. bean aan aged 63 years, 9 moutus and 29 The relatives and friends of the family, and also the members of St, Mark's church, are respecifully invited to attend the faneral, from St Mark’s church, ia Sixip jst easy tore (ed a Second avenues, to * Lateran eLery, (Wed: ) a.terncon. at one o'clock. ‘Lominiarp,—U1 vase a Trossan 4p Supply, Guoncs E.) Martix, Paymaster’s Clerk Unii Navy, formerty of Norwich, Conn. Mokwas.—On Monday morning, October 7, at eight ° jalan Dr, Joun B. Moxwen, agea 59 years. Funeral from his late rosidence, No 57 West Thirty- sixth street, this (Wednesday) mornin, at’ baif-past ive o'clock, The retains will be taken to Stracford, Conn., on the hatf-past eleven A, M. train. Services at Stratiord on arrival, McWuiness.—On Tuesday, October 8, at ber late resi- deuce, 278 East #ifty-fiftn street, Aynm Teresa, wife of Taoomas McGuiness, in the 2stu year of her age. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s Heraid. McCarTay.—Qn iuesday, October 8, Peter T. McCar- Tux, the beloved son of Thomas and Honora Mcariby, aged 1 year, 5 wonths and 20 days. ihe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeru: from the residence of his parents, 411 Mom street, this (Wednesday) afteracon, at two o'clock. Passcorr.—On Sunday, October 6, of disease of the heart, (#4RL88 F, Prescort, im the 28th year of his age. Bi friends of the deceased are invited (o meet at bis residence, Lafayete Hotel, 695 Broadway, this (wednesday) moruing at half- past eleven o'clock, The remains will be wakeu to Maine for luterment. Prvcxey.—In Cuieago, oa Sunday, September 29, Josuva G. Pisxyey, of Dixon, Lil, aged 59 years, ‘The remains wiil'bo taken’ to Eastcuester for toter- ment, via New York and New Havea Xa iroad, on Thurs- day morning, at nive o'clock. Keiaiives and {ends aro respectfuily Invited to atiead. Rosrrmox.—In Brookiys, on Tuesday, October 8, Manianna, wile of the late Uliver Roverison. ‘The reiatives and iriouds of tue lamily are respect. fully invited to atiend tuo iuveral, oa Thursday afver- it two o'clock, from the residence of ber svo-in- im. H. Piyer, Lafayette avenue, sear Yompkius avonue, Brookiyu, Santu.—Oa Suesday, October 8, Mancarzr, beloved wife of simon Swith, m the 28h year of her ago. Her friends and tuose oi ber uusband are respectfully invired to attend the funeral, irom tet late residence, No, 215 Newark avenue, Jersey Ciiy, og Toursday afier- noon, at two o’elock. ihe remeius will De conveyed to Hudson county Catholic cemetery, TAskeR,—At Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, October hry peep ym oaly daughter of ew and Emma er, aged 4 ea Laven 10 mouths and 1 Notico of funeral verealter. Vexasies.—in New eyo on Wernesday, October 2, of yellow ae al Ans S, Fox, wife of Richard Veua- Landon, Fore om 7 Wor , October 6, Cuanies Wotr, Dactor of ot Poopty, son =e] Joseph Wolf, aged 20 years and 11 wie toseral will take place on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, froi the residence of his brother-in-law, be Kohn, ‘339 West Thirty-tirst street, friends family are respectfuliy invited to attend. aoe aR ERRENNIeminaee SHIPPING site thee ome pal PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 8, 1837. Clearea. Ouzebene, Jos Yokohama —J T Stuart. ont oof iow York (Br), Tibbetts, Liverpool—J Br), Watson, Steamebip hlcage (Br), Guiting, Liverpool—Willame canny ‘Virgo, Bulkley, Savavnah—Murray, Perris & pero peaee C Harris, Charleston—The People’s Couch, Norfoix, City Point and aeseseien mahip tune, bake a Baker, Boats ir : Samar ep ena anton H Mallory & Young, New Haven—fy ae (Pe Spor, Gas ria Vigo Sus Hen. “Regen temtcgarm to. aN Ls MoCrendy & Madison Holmes, Ireland, Washington, XO—Thomas "io ova, Dyer, Serwie=0 K Rackett 4 Bro, Arrived. ‘Boston. on ‘Segue, 1b days with molasses ne ry Wark, Nasewn, 1 Gaye, with mabogaoy, from the wet Was Behr ed Hal Fy Bene Andrew Peters, Hignas, Ellsworth, Schr Kilen Perkins, {2d dge, Boston. Behe John Manlowe, Stabe, Newport. ear POR ADDSTIONAL sir ?iN’ INTBLLIGRNOR SEL ANOTHER rage Marine Oisastore. A SpeRay Sreasrn was seen on Sadat, ( (Gta) of Cedar Telaud, Dewween Chinevieagur Liutan (Be a pe a asain’ is ry nas (me Bet given) § iso 10st bead of foremast aus miuvopgallaat sue Liverroo, irom Sew York for tases! has pus. into St Joba, NB, in distress; of what mature aob Bank Waswixcros, Butonsx—Phe report that the bark. Washingion Butcher, from New York fo" netaDtlbopley. was Lelow Portiaua 7th tat, Wasa mistake of the sigaah man, Baux Buza Banss, barned and sunk at pler 23 North: river on ‘hureday bast, Was teased and put afloat by the: & Company's large derrtk BK Collins, Ca! Levonsairs, from New Orleans foe Vigo, Spata,. Vordand ASt of Sih, short of wate ns arara, arcived coma, ceports hav= ne Sepemvoer $: aw the foretup sura.ned the 10 postion of the from Poughkeepsie for 2 Builder lon Foundry, ay on Suuday Lat: weal mibore cuaims, she lea eo oif atiuous damage aller aux. ‘ais, at Holmes? sie was ria into by ache ipbia ior Hosin, care me ¢ strouds om &. “Several staneueones and Windle purchase, witha achr la ihe sounds ‘gear, . tra New York for Baltimore, at Fory bill ts, @ a heavy gulo of the pase lost aucwure A De Haut, Low vi sulla, ff le, was ran into by we dywug jvboom, ~ipe New Yor’ Submarine Com (ie sehr George Edwards, 1 Vawus where from, &c, not arvor, 8S, och toat, pion Toads ix fall of Accounts from the ry repcesent the late Scums (sapeera, Ly Weeewed near neu Monrow, 8th i were Wo — ihe o ane iver B aud souiaward uf Cape siuria Ou the Coast as Vey» by i MoGtivery, = ss he ts owned os \s to be eomunal ny, have just launched a measurement, ‘This com or parties at the Pool, to pay ad Ee ol this tall Wialomen. Shtp Herald, Nickersou, of Now Bedford, was at sea .A\ 8 lit WON, 1020 W, with Od ubis sp oul.” Was bound Thdiaa evan, Spoken. 4 » Potter, frown Liverpool for Caleutta, Aug 2». Ww. cow, from Shields for Adem, Aug 21, lat H Fore Porta. bd Barstow (PUD, Sept 25—Arrived, Mindora, Allen, St Joba, uowgnsnaven, Sept Z—Acrived, Emily Faroum, Simes, Rangoon, Brwac NY¥ore auth, Driga Chteltaan, Cowl, N¥ori. Exsinoae, Sept 2t—In ihe Sonu. for Crousiads; telegraph » gon, NYuk tor do: ¥iusiNG, Sept 2 , Uramess, do (si ° od ab Portancub, E Gotrensora, Sept 9—Saled, Uaton, Norn aubriad Uavwg ee 7—Arrived previous, steamship Eu ope, Lee marie, 7 vd, Aden, Evans, New Orleans . ban Francisco, . Sept 25—Arrived. schr Annie Seymour, Newbol® aitax, NB; Louisa, Persia, Leach, ye a Zid,“ Dove, Arg, Nal way, re LiveRvoot, Sept 2—Arri Oct Ne ren, Wilson, SAlexaintria, Vaz wis Entered out 2 Pendieton, Bo ANILA—Suiled to AMS ates. Cork, NYork, Sir larry eeear te) for Petasmbuae- for orders Moarico Bar, Ja, Sept ¥-Arrivot, achr Emily Jang y Gu Han i Jy Sept 18—n port Brig Nelite Ware, Ware; ngston Ja dues SSrocangLa, Sept l6—Arrived, Flora, Angell, NYork fog Nalied 1th, St. Bryesdals, Boston. St lous, NB, Cet {—Atrived. brig Alva Carson, RYerk, eared, 7th, sour Magnet, ——, NYork. Amertonn & Arrived, beg Kate Foster, Foster, aie, Down, Boston, scht Alina (Br), Allen, Porg barks R A Allen and ALEXANDR!A. NY ork; sehr Nei BUS PUN, Oct 1—Cleared, sel de Vuix, Sailed—Wind NNW {resi ton, pilot boat George Peabody. . $—Arrived steamabip Cuba (Br), Stone, Lit Halltax; barks Walton, ‘Caeruarbou ae Crome “RALTIMORR, Oct, 6—Arrived, brig Southern Brown, Bt Johns, N fh. Schrs Koadicus (ir, Blampiods a Janeiro; Hortense, Patterson, Belfast, Me. red 7th, scars WS byrn (new, 47 tons), Conway. Mor ramen Sol ileon, Boston; Argo, (new, 7% ns Sailed—Nehr Frances (Br). ct +—Cleared, bark St. Andrew, r Mon’ brg larry Brantberg, Carionay; ‘sehr Virgiais, Eden, We in ‘BANGOR, Oct 3—Cleared, schra Bla Fish, ih, Willey, Philas 7 ing sliver Lake, Matthows, Newark, 8.3: Nellie Belk toa, Kich, Hoston via \ew Lo don. Cleared’—scurs Jonas Si ti. Nicnols; Mattie E Taber 8th — anon Meee: Ks oh lotie, St oun, ss webrs J Crooker, and ‘Beaton F Merwin, Niock, DIG” (ON, Oct 7—Arrived, schr Messenger, eee, NYork oe DA rrived Pitindelpiias 2 BPreuklin, uishop, snd “Prodeuse, Geale York. FURTRESS MONROE, Oct S—Put in, sehr EA De Hare Low, Windward Islands for NYork; Curtis Tilton, W! dearer siugata, lekomany » kork, FALL tivel. Ge '7—Arrived: sobr PhO Sheridanj DC, Oct 5—Arrived, schre 8 Smith, aud Maria i 1 ;S 2 us orig Sarah Peveray aeeete Rte nepoaen, “CHARI. ESTON, Oct 4—Aarrived, steamship George B Ups p Comun for fai 2uh, schry Nelile Potter, Somera, mington, N Cy fue NYurt; Nafiva, Mohols, York, ise Bal a J Ho: or, New Maven; Lotde Kiow, Eneleots. NYork. Tth—Arrived, aches Je % Garr, York; son, itu tsou, J Portland. HOLMES’ HOLE, Oct 5 PM, Bicksaore, Caluts for Progidence, star do; Neva (Br), Dex eter, Bridgeport for Winds Kew York for st Jom . . Newport tor do; Bay; Chiattanvoga, sine trovidenoe for Manus, & tlewe t Kichara itu, tA M—Arr br or lieston, solve dW hvemane Oelen, fohim Salons; ‘ala, Buti, Georgoiowny DU, aces tha Maria, Dean, Francoutis trawer vprus oro! Mathew’. eendouts for Eltzabetiport, tor do: Vicksvurg, Kellen, Niork, do; Lake, Milis, do, Frauk and Bm iy ie ae do, Ni Ely! Conant, & e Portland, o gon, Wivsmore, 5 Dotighty, Saiem for do; « Greou, Daniel 3 Mershon, Ayres, ienton for 4 with sali; Uelen Augusta, dct (or ed—sehir Ubalienge' ty fosive: Uer Slenreu, brig aporveninn, Collina,, ene Tih—Arrived, steamer [i Cid, Hobart, NYork. NGW ORLENS—soutitwest BASSES: 3A Fogtad BP in tow ship, Heiew Ciiawa aad rick Lune, NewsUny rout, et ‘ortsmouth, 7—Arrived, echr White Sea, er iebouok: hiedel are San Uebb, hil goeee| Suiled, tu—burk king of Tyre, baa von. Talcabuai NaNtUCkist arrived HE, cer Stephen Wraterman, NYork; Hownoke, ¥ hassel Narrow’ ud NW, fresh, W Clark, (ir) Pees, sew York ar se oe Mary A Tyler, Tyler, eo geiown, UC, for Warehau: umere BEN WAMC Arrived mind satied nche RM Martuing, ow, for New. Kediord, Alas scar cone Corre i Watts, Baltimore; sioop iieuzi, Cobleigh, ‘Eitzavech~ MEW HAVEN, Oc 7—Arrived, Ring Sun, Beoteld, Fut LAVELPHIA, Oct 7—Arrived, a | Maggie Vans D Corson, Lynn JW: itobinson, 6G ie ie ‘S's Clari i W Naty, Chai ; Hattie Paige, italey, do; tk Sl Mm Haven, bivie Davia, Wusatony, Bostou ; \. Huntley. aS A LM 140, Duke aa Vor oe 7 Cieured=Brige Joho biog mo acs , oe ale; Hime Groccfora st fo: ae ead 5 neranion, London: Foe ones, rist ICON Daniel Haines. Tiounes, Fall Haver ny Mertee Boston; fT allen, Goren, 40% ga rae Sire tase cer eh oeiaaad Boa fon; MLA. Grier, Fiewing, Stoney A nimore, rmrots” beter viet tty ke Antwerp. ! abip New |. fom Deme; Keates, ‘ivet varann at = Ase hat cna Die Wevoushire, ik, NOreaus for Vigo, oes easy Matanzas, nen ot Arrived sehr, Anne, oad Ebzabethport ae eatin emieres a Sota aoarhivedy ‘brig Mattano, Jarvis, *itianan, tee ‘Msgyie Mitebell, NYork; shes © ¥ a at Ginter oat cette Mt war ROB Packet; teak ng is Vavor, Johnvon, i renton fon Sirs i ee ht Be rr yy tom Ra tON, Re “oct nie F