The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1867, Page 9

= FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavespar, Oct. 10—6 P, M ‘The gold market has been active to-day with a tend- @noy towards a recovery (rom the decline of yesterday, After opening at 1433¢ and touching 14334 it advanced Mteadily to 144, under a demand to cover ‘short’ con- Gracts, assisted by the aunouncement that the Treasury had sent back as counterfeit $156,000 of the se thirty notes of the second series dated June 15, 1865. The closing transactions in the room were at 143% a 14374, but subsequently, on the street, the quotation declined to 1433; a 14344. There was an active borrow. ing demand for coin, and loava were made without interest and at 1 6 per cent for carry- ing and 1-16 per cent per diem for bor. Towing. The gross clearings amounted to $96,227,000, the gold balancea to $1,535,831 and the cur- fenoy balances to $2,736,326. Yhe market is at present ‘under political manipuiacion and the democratic “ pool’? isheavily “short,’’ the object of the operation in gold Deing moral effect aud pecuniary profit combined, But ‘the cause of this depression wil also provoke a reaction, ‘and those who look for a declining market for gold will ind themselves mistaxen. The Treasury is understood to have sold freely to prevent a rise growing out of the ‘distrust occasioned by the seven-ibirty note sensation, y It was known to a few interested parties early in the Gay that seven-inirty notes had been returned from the ‘Treasury Vepariment ut Washington to the Assistant Treasurer here wuica were proaounced to be counter- felts, but it was not generally credited on the street ‘aptil afiernoon, when some of the rejected notes wore Wo be seen at the ofllo:s of the doalers in government se- ‘eurities who were unfortunate enough to have bought (hem. Those had been purchased or exchanged for ‘donds by the Sub-Treasvr’ without anything spurious Deing detocied about 1) m, and some of them were Prepented this morning to ome of the Sub-Treasury officials and pronounced genuine. The resemblance Detween tho genuine and the so-called spurious Motes is so exact that it is impossible’ to detect @ difference except such as is of common Oceurrence in the genuine as respects shade in printing ‘and margia in paper, The suspicion is therefore enter- tained—and this amounts to a belief in some minds—that these rejectod notes were printed from the same plate as the recognized seven-thirties of the second series, and that the Treasury has oniy discovered the “irregularity”? through duplicate numbers, A vague idea -is enter. tained thot there is more truth than poetry in the charges which ‘have been brought against the Depart- ment of over is-ues and a want of proper caresin Keeping the bond and note plates and paper from dishonest hands, Whether these rejected notes are genuine or epurious, however, the effect upon the public mind will be to create distrust &nd to cause seven-thiriy notes to be sent for redemp- tion or couversion from all parts of the country. All the so-called counterfeits are of the denommation of a Shousand collars, and they thus far appear to have found their way to this city from the West. They show signs ‘of having been handied a good deal, and if they are ‘Counteriei's they are the most skilfully executed we Bave ever seen, although sone profess to see a differ- moe In the size of the seal. To what extent these ‘Worthless notes are in circulation it is impossible to say at present, but from the appearance of those discovered Mt is to be interred that tere are many more like them. The stock market has been depressed to-day, and the Speculative feeling in the street is becoming tame again. Erie is attentively watched ; but the clique manipulating it seems to be unloading, and there is less disposition stiown to epeculate in it by those outside of the ring, Money is easier then it bas been for a fortnight past; but prices decline instead of rising, as was expected by the Dalle, A more treacherous and unsettled market has @eldom been seen, and it is likely to continue so for ,@tae time to come. The natura! influences affecting the Stock Exchange are in favor of a decline; but artifi- sial causes ure eo powerful for temporary purposes that {tis a matter of uncertainty how far the market will yield to lcgitimate pressure within a given length of ume. ‘There was a brisk demand for money from the stock houses, but the supply was fully equal to it at seven per cont, and there war, on the whole, moro ease than esterday, although lenders have no difficuity in em- ploying thoir funds at the legal rate. Discounts are pull mado with great caution, and the banks, asa rule, fefuse all paper that is not first class, the rate for which fanges from 7 to 9 per cent, only customers’ paper taken at the lower rate, The drain of cure fency westward is for the time being on a reduced seale; but the pork crop will quicken it in November, at s time when the flow southward to move the cotton érop will be largely increased tw volume. The fact that the Sub-Treasury balance at ‘his point is reduced to about a bundred and eight mil- Yiens is favorable to greater monetary activity, as the feceipts of the Treasury at this centro are likely to be preater than its disbursements for some weeks to come; but in view of the crop movements the department Id keep its currency balance as low as possible for next three months, At the carly session of the open board the stock mar- was heavy, New York Central sold at 1133¢ a 113% ; Reading, 101%{; Michigan Southern, $3%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82% a 83; Rock Island, (02% 2 103; Northwestern, 433; do. preferred, 671; a §23¢; Fort Wayne, 10014 210034; Western Union Tele- graph, 36 14 0 365;. At the first regular board the market was active, but Mightly ‘ower under a general disposition to realize, Brie, New York Central aod Western Union Telegraph the most largely dealt in of the railway shares, York Central closed 134 lower than at the same Mme yesterday, Erie 1, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland nd Pittsburg 2, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Rock Istand Vie Northwostern 13;, do. proferred 144, Pacific Mail %, Western Union Telegraph 1%. Toledo, Wabash and Western was 14 higher, Mitwaukes and St Paul %, do, 44, Canton 1. Government securities wore dull. five-twenties of 1865, new issue, closed +; lower, soupon ton-forties 34, seven-thirty motes, second se- es, 34. At the open board at one o'clock, Erie having pre- Plously sold down to 6834, the market was Grmer but fail. Now York Contral sold at 1135 a 11334; Erie, 69 § €9%; Hadsom River, 128 (ex d.); Reading, 101% @ 401%; Michigan Southern, 834; a 833; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8275; Réck Island, 102% « 103; Northwest- wn, 42% a 43; do. preferred, 674; ; Fort Wayne, 100%. Afterwards the market was barely steady, and at the second regular board ft showed a drooping tendency. New York Contral closed % higher than at the first feguiar board, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Northwestern preferred 4, Western Union Telegraph {. Erie was 3% fewer, Reading %, Northwestern 1, Toledo, Wabash and Western 3, Milwaukee snd St, Paul \, Obio and Mismssipp: certificates 1¢, Canton %. Government se- Barities were heavy, but dull. Coupon five-twenties of 1062 closed 34 lower, issue of 1964 14, new issue of 1867 3. There were no transactions in seven-thirty notes; bat the June, or second series, wore quoted at 105% a 106%, against 106 yesterday. At the jast open board the market was woak and there @as considerable pressure to sell. Now York Contral pold at 113%; Erie, 68% a 681; Roading, 101%; Michigan Southern, 82% a 82%; Rock Island, 0744; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82.9 825, ; Northwestern, 42% 4254; do. preferred, 6634; Fort Wayne, 99% a 100; Wostern Union Telegraph, 36.4, Daring the rest of the Bflernoon the market was somewhat unsettled, and at six o'clock the following quotations were current:— «New York Central, 113% a 118; Erie, 685; Hudson River, 127; Reading, 101% a 10114; Michigan Southern, 825, ; Cieveland and Pittsburg, 81% a 92% ; Rock Island, 06% a 07; Fort Wayne, 99%; Northwestern, 42% « 42%; do. preferred, 6634 0 6634; Pacific Mall, 142% a° 142%; Ovio and Mississippi certificates, 20% a 2634; Camberiand, 200 31; Canton, 45 0 46; Quicksilver, 2455 © 2536; Mariposa preferred, 1634 @ 16%. ” The following ts @ comparison of prices at the first fegular board to-day and a month ago:— % Oct 10, Lower, 5 sf York Central 18% ‘eas my = x 83 wet - 82 - 6 cy - 3 od 3% 0% KOO F; - a 102 Ny 1% Wayne. 05% 100: - bi Toledo, Wabash and Win 48 43: ~ 436 #06 Mail. .sssseeeeeee we 1 feat’n Union Telegraph. 43% = 36 _ ? Government securities were lightly dealt in at the loading doslers, and the tendency of Prices favored buyers. Im the afternoon sevon-thirty Rotes were for sale, owing to the discovery and rejection e so-called counterfeits of the second Gries by the roment: but there were very few fii eet A NEW YORK HERALD, en transactions, owing to the distrust of the buyers. At the close the market was steady but dull at the sub- Joined quotations:—Resistered, 1881, 111% — 111%; Coupon, 1881, 1113%{ & 111%; 5-20's, registered, 1892, 114 a 114347 6-20’s, coupon, 1862, 112 a 1123¢ ; 6-20's, Coupon, 1864, 10855 a 108%; 5 20's 1965, 10876 a 10934 ; do,, 1865, January and July, 107 a 1073{; §-20's, cou- pon, 1867, 107 a 10734; 10-40’s, registered, 100% a 10054; do., coupon, 100% a 1005{; June 7,30's, 10536 @ 105%; July 7.30’s, 1053 a 105%; October compounds, 1864, 11934 a 11994; December do. do,, 118% » 118%; May do,, 1865, 1173 8 117%; August do. do, 116% a 116%; September do. do., 1155; a 1157; October do. do,, 1153¢ a 115%. Mining shares were heavy and noglecied, At the first board Smith & Parmeiee closed 200, lower than at the same time yesterday, selling at $4 35; Consolidated Gregory Gold 15c., soltng at $5 85; Corydon Sc., selling at 7c, Edgebill Mining sold at $460, Quarts Hill $1 40, Seaver $11 85. The foreign exchange market was firm but inactive. Bankers’ bills on Engiand at sixty days were quoted at 10934 a 10934; at three days, 109% a 110; commercial bills, 10834 a 109. Bilis om Paris at sixty days, 5.18% a 5.16%; at three days, 5.15 @ 5.1434. Other bills were rated thus:— On On On & : " ga On 5.21 f a 520" Consois and American securities were quoted thas in London to-day and an previous dates :— Oct. 5, Oct. 10. Consols.........- 945-16 9413-16 United States five-tw cit 72 Erie... 00 41 4335 inois Central 16% 1% ‘The receipts for customs and the Teceipts, payments and balances at the cub-Treasury in this city for the expired poriion of the week have been as follows:— Custom House = ——————Sud- Trea: —_- Receipts, Receipts, Paymen. Balances. Oct, 7.. $309 926 $3,057,000 $3.314,317 $105,496,983 Oct. 8.. 501,501 4,877,042 pte 073 107,497,951 Oct. 9.. 430196 2.5 000 1,693,198 108,363,753 Oct, 10,, 416,000 1,383,494 644,085 109,203,162 The Boston bank statements of the past three weeks compare as annexed :— Sept. 23, Sept. Oct. 8. + $97,022,167 $96, bey 088 $95, 177,100 Specie 407,016 2,339 417,073 Lega) tender notes 12, 864,108 12,987" "463 13,046,359 Deposits .. 35,193,755 84,933,686 35,204,823 Cieutatioa (iat): 24;801-364 800,398 855,565 Circulation (State), 259, 122 ant 523 ayy 19, 290 The management of the Belt Railroad is soverely criti- cised by some of the stockholders, and an effort is being made to change it at the approaching election. A Chicago journal of Tuesday says of local monetary affairs: — Business in financial circles was generally rather quiet ao. and in some quarters it was pronounced dull, for discoupis was, however, more pressing, He canny borrdaenn he Sid-satvained, trons making ap- plication until afterthe making up of the statements put in their claims, Paper was closelv scrutinized, and none save depositors in the best standing received any accommodation. The demand for currency to go to the interior was only moderate. One geo reported the receipt of remittances from couutry about equal to the shipments, This is the first instance of a return flow this seasou, There was « fair demand for currency against sight bills on and these were generally credited up at 3 dis- count, The market may be quoted Konishi close, though the tone was easier than on Saturday, as tne quarterly statements were ali made up at an early hour thie morning. The government was mae to a mod- erate extent on some of the depository banks. The offerings of New York funds were very light, and we only heard of one transaction between banks, and that on terms not made public. Sellers were generally asking 15 cents off, with buyers offering about 20 centa, ‘The counter rates were unchanged. The Boston money market is still close, and a local cided piuch, dition to lend the wants of their customers to a mod-rate extent, rates are still frm. Call loans are still at 6 per government: and in discounts montus’ paper pays 7 per cent and upw: In outside papor the banks are at present doing but little, There an oe RAMEY ORNS Felee ACRINE Troe To Spee jg the prospects of the season in the Eastern States a Boston daily observes:— Our New Eogiand trade, as a general thing, 1s not ina prosperous condition. So branches of industry, such ag ship building, are mur pressed. The mini interests are pot successful, and many branches of m: ufacturing are very dull; and at preseat the great fish- tng interests look far from prosperous Our farmers aro Poioe phy Sarthe ven Prontgh srypce arent ing sumers of it ‘heve cousiders. tions it will be seen uta we are not han an excessive fall trade this year, but it will, perhaps, be as well in the ead to have all’ classos ‘a the © fear purchase in moderate quantities and with care and d! crimination. The prospects for @ good and pros; will Ra far better with prudent purchases ‘allt ‘haa with large operations, The enormous autumnal sales of 1865 aud 1866 were followed by a very mengre and un- satisfactory business in March, fide gl and May following. The Bank of England return for the week ending September 25 is as follows, compared with the statement of the previous week :— Sept.13. Sept. 25. Public deposits. £7,974,897 — £8,361,152 Other deposits... 719,185,910 14,919,230 Government securities (3,895,272 12,895, 7,216,262 17,121,604 3,678,404 3,680, 4,623,240 14,829,755 23,408,106 24,417,543 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Thareday, Oct. 10-10:15 A. M. $2000 US siete: U8 pte & she PacMS8Co,2dca 141, 1000 BR, Atlarftic Mail 88 Co He 10400 Hag 30 2000 itr “Ny 3600 wis, B00 A a 25000 10; 57 ‘9000 ao Li ‘sa000 ih oo 6 do. 2500 Iwi, 100 do. 4 # ¢ 10000 7. do, 1 Erle Kit 30 do, lw do Ww do. 0 ao, 3” 3 do. 9 100 100 do, 0 B BRT 2 ar 3” 1) do. 6 £08 400 Read! 101 wer” 100 “Gor. io 103 100 Mich ss i lo de aN 2, O00 Clow & i 82 10 Cley, 30 do. 98) 200 Chi & N' a 370 “do. ib sn ae: ‘Ad call * cal ie, S000 Chicaga’ 1600 do. 100 200 Cleve 130, Half-past 2 M. Na on RK... ii se wit wee 2 2 % 100 6 es 88 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuuxspar, Oct; 10-6 P. M. mand from shippers room, and sales of lo areduction of 100. that o notations show scarce St Louis choice family Common Southern. Funcy andertra do. California flour (sacks and bbi Rye tour (superdi Corn meal, city Cora meal, Bra Fairlax Gren eee Beapdreren ber icaa a7 Wheat was in fair demand for iniiling aud export, Amber winter waw quiet but siecdy, but spring wes lower, Transuc- tions were ed by the'hign raies of freight and the scarcity of Tom. The sales were about 15,00) bushels, at 40 8 $2 41 8 $2 42 for No. | Miwaukee (the lat #2 PY ey of x ere at? Bb! closing at *, et a 10. 4 for No. 2 Chicago spring, $3 $3 ks tor white Micki $300 $2575 for subse the laser sete Te holee ie ware, ruslower. The salen were 10,000 bust HB Sg and $14l a $142, al ESELESSceEssees Feee on cESESSERSES 1 Sel Seeeeestsss Oats were lower, Western—neld at gi 'y Was scarcely 80 ‘The sales were about 25,000 bushels, mostly Canada, en m private terms, but including small lots Western, at $1 50, Boar | dull coal ge Fg hes We note sales of 15,000 at a boi omen continued firm. The yey ments were:—To Liverpool, 7.800 bushels wheat at pares do, corn at Bigd. ; 100 bales cotton at 3-16d.; 100 Ron Peie at = a = seomet, 200 bales cotton at 5. and 1,500 bbls, "To London, 100 bushels wheat at Unt 3 and, - 500 boxes cheese at 6s., and 2.00) bbls flour on wecount. To Kotterdam.” 600 boxes extract log- wood at 27s 64. and 800 teres tata at Ses, he chariots ritish brig, 1,800 bbls. pecroleutm, toa direct port ‘on the Continent, a¢ 6s; an American bark, 400 tons, to a direct port on ntinent, between Havre and iiamburs, with petroleum. at 68; two ships from Philadelphie. same yorage, each about ‘5,000 bbls. petroleu: a an American brig from Paliedelphin Ritect to Saree lles, petro leum, and a vessel, 3,500 bbis. do., ib a direst part oo te ts = co barged iderate sales of ca were made ae wderate request. Prices were without decided change. The sales were 300 dry Texas, 23 Ibs, at 22e., currency; 150 Vera Cruz, 22 Ibs, at I7e.. gold; 1,200 Corrientes cow (from second hands), 400 Central American iota mere in Ayres (seconds) on private terms. re in moderate i oe ra mand and steady. Sales 8 LAY was nel hangod in val nd in moderate demand. Shipping was quoted 75c. and retail lots $1 15 a $150. MoLasses.—Prices of all ‘desor| tions were unaltered. ind demand. however, was light, and no sales were Naval StoRws.—Spirita oe was aut tet oe atthe extreme close rather heavy, when a sale was made of 25 bbls. at S7ige. ; the sales besides were 5) Dbis. in bond wt Ge. OF crude turpentine, 18 bbls. brought $9 23. Kosin was a trife more active, but prices of "all gradeniforcest urchaser; the sales wore G00 bbls, common at $3 80, [apts rained aemusen ate whet os $3 65, 225 do. No. at oa 5a $475.3 4. ieee ‘at $3. 8734, 500 do, pale at 6 50, 456 at $4, and 119 do, do. at $4 1234. iimington tar was ob'alaablerat $3 16. $3 8784. Ous.—Linseed was dull but steady at previous prices, vig: $1 25 a $1 2 in casks aud bis. Other descripuous were unchanged. Provisions —Receipts—16 bbls. pork, 39 do beef and 242 do, lard, The demand for pork continued light and prices rove again lower, new meg having ¥old as low 8, $25: Sales, Meash and regular,” were GON) hola. at $23 w $38 35 or new mess, Beef continued dull and prices were notte nal. Tierce beef was likewise dull aod nominal. Of beef hams the sales were unimportant; prices, however, were unchanged, Cut meats were dull but steady ut 114¢c. for ickled shoulder for dry, lie. for smoke ickled hams, 20e. a 2le. for smoked do., und 2 . ed do, Bacon was scarco and very firm; the ly ules were 250 boxes Cumberland cut from 1th Dee cemiber to bth January, at ile.; long clear Was quoted 1dse, short 14%c,, long ribbed 13%4c., and short tfc, The market for lard was moderately active nud prices were steady; the sales were 800 bbis. at I40. @ 14340 ; also 600 tierces refined at 1530, Butter and cheese wero steady at the quotations in Our last issue, Pxruouxum.—Crude was held a trifle higher at 150. a 15iic. in bulk, and dic, In DbIs., Out the business was moderate, The sales were 500 bbis. in bulk, low gravity, at 153¢c., and 43,000 do. (in bbls.) in shipping order, regular gravity, ai 2l¢, The market for bonded was moderately active, and clo steady at about 3534. for standard white. ‘The sales com. Prised 4.900 bbia. standard white on private terms; 1440 do. jor this month ‘at 35!ec. a 30; 0.000 gallons do, in tine 423¢c., and 1,000 bbla. do, for November at Of free the sale } were 251 bbls. standard white, at Ge. a Sic.. und 60 do. Prime light straw to white at 47ic. In Philadelphia the leragely active. The sales were 1,00) bols. standard white eat 6.000 do. do. for October at Sc. & 363g¢.; 500 do. do, for January at 3340.; 1,600 do. from De- ggunber to February ai Bice jand 1,00 do. for November at ‘Hice.—Prices were unchanged, but we heard of no sales, Svcar.—Raw was modi ‘dealt in, and previous prices were obtained. The sal a. at L240. w 1355 for Uuba, and i Iso 489 boxes'at 1K Wage. moderately active at previous PiSerps —Caleutta linseed was in better demand, but prices were heavy. Saies were made of 3\GW bags, ex Lord Lynd. Lei on private terms, Other descriptions were dull and unehan; ahtKauinn was without decided change, We note sales of 20,000 Iba, at be. 9 19%c. 5 also 30,0W0 los, grease, part at Se, TaLLow was in fair demand at former price: were 100/000 Iba, at Tao.» Be. - + ee 448 bbis. The demand was |, the Fc pia age tor Western in bond, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ‘ Anprews—Baincxernorr.—On Wednesday, October 9, by Rev. Joba Dewiing, 0. D., Mr. Guonce ANpurwa, of Brooklya, E. D., to Miss Euaa L. Brovcxwauorr, of this cit ; —~At Melrose, on Wednesday, Octobor 9, by the Rev. H. Du Bois, Lieutenant 0. B. Born to Miss Fannie A. Movie, No cards. Bruce—Foxpa.—At Potsdam, N, Y., on Wednesday, October 9, by the Rev. J. S. Kidney, W. Watiace Brvox, Jr., wae this city, to Frorence H., eldest daughter or W. A. ida, Esq., of the former place, Buii~-Powt. On Tuesday evening, October 8, by Rev. Charies Payson, Mr. Srexcer Burr to Miss Macam L, Posr, all of this city, Campart.—Morr.—On We October 9, at the Church of the Transfiguration, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton, Samuxt Camrseu, to She tt, Louisa, grand- daughter of the late Dr. Valentine Mott. (CHorcu—McKia,—On Thursday, October 10, at Cal- vary charch, by the Right Rev. Bishop Coxe, Ricuarp Cuurcn, of Belvidere, N. ¥., to Miny A., daughter of Robert McKim, Esq., of this city. Frev—Cortier.—On Taesday, Octobor 8, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, by Rev. Dr. Andrews, Heygy A. Frey, of New York, to Maxr, daughter of John Cottier, of beeckayn, Hackxrt—Stevexsox.—On Thuraday, October 10, by the Rev. James Millet, Enmond J. Hackurt to Miss Mary J. Stevencon, both of this city. Herspon—Gitcunist.—At Jacksonville, Fla., on Wed- nesday, (October 2, by the Rev. Mr. Branch, at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents, Dr. Z. B. Heanpon, of Vir- nia, to Marta CoGpuLt, daughter of Joba T. Gilchrist, jorrinc —Cortier.—On Tuesday, —— 8, at the re- sidence of the bride’s father, by Rev. Dr. Andrews, Epwanp C, Horrixa, New York, to Fann A, dauchter of Joba Cottier, of Brooklyn. King —Meap.—On Wednesday, October 9, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, by the Rev, Kdward 0. Fiage, Liewteoant Jamrs 8. ‘Kino, United States Army, to Migs Ina E., third daughter of Charies L. Mead, Esq, of Harlem, New York. Jamaica (W. 1.) ) ees ponredngg <b Kura—Sronas. Church of ing hy Moy t mbar 1 atthe ytrniy Oy by ' Rev. Stephen HL Ty: Jr., Cuantes H. Ohio, to JB Pl youngest dangtiter of B. G, Stokes, a 1 af tas cy. Mount —Banat. Wed: at the residence of the bride's father, Jersey Sant by the fo tiers Jeremiah Millard, James B, Mount & Fansmm E, Banks, daughter of Joseph K. Banks, Esq. No cards. RWMAN—LOUNSRERKY.—ID the eum church, Bediord, Westchester county, N. Y., by the Rev. P. x Craxtsea A, ine oe Pp. by eo ha Lovussnern’ daughter of Phineous Lou! erry, at. al of Bedard” Fae ae ee ', Ovto- ber 9, by the Rev. J. ip, Caances M, wo Kara G. Seas, all ot Brosuige, No cards. Rerse—Jonza —On 8, at Grace j acenm peer by the tev. E. St C. Goodwin, J. | of New York, to Anna &., ne late Dr. William L. Jones, ot Natchez, M: —On Wedi BUSHNELL: inesday , residence of Dr. C. W. Grant, Iona ‘sland, near Pecks. kill, on the Hudson, by the Rev. b .. Wiitam EK. ha of Norwich, N. ART, only daughter of belt, of Salisbury, Coun, Sixnorx—Ricz.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, October A Rev. Thomas Anderson, D. D., Nox Brrow NRORN to Frances Gwysve Giaperonn Rice, eldest Gaugter of the inte Thomas Dartmouth Rice, all of this city. Weoconovive—Hi Hvcnes.—On Wednesday, October 9, na lag Fg he rn 8.1L, bee oom Miss Grace Hucurs, daughter of Samuel Hughes, ie phoned ye pavlls please copy. Died. Boarman.—In Jersey City, on Thursday morning, Sep- tember 10, ce — Boarmay, wife of William Boar- man, aged The relatives yeast friends of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the Ganon agains shores, ) afternoon, at three o'clock, at the Union ehurch, Grove street, between Mayne and hiercer eireets, Jorsey City, without farther — Bovwi Thursday, tne 10, Mra, Jowsr 8. Bodine, ‘ia the Gist year of ber Tne friends of the famiiy are invited to attend the funeral this oaer) ) afternoon, at three o'clock, from residence of ber son-in-law, Calvin B. Wi 314 West Eleventh street, Botor.—On Wednesday, October = Mra, Carouns —— wife of Frederick Bohde, in the 36th year of pet ne relatives and friends of the family bese sd fuliy mvited to attend the funeral, on Satu noon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 3. 298 ‘Went Eleventh street, bes Ae ga will be take to ba hee Thursd: inornng, October 10, at his remdence, No, 467 ‘Sint avenue, Jossru Baenax, aged he frneral will take place from the Church of St. Francie Xavier, West Sixteenth street, near Sixth ave- nue, om Saturday, at twelve —— —Ie this Biteane C. Bonoart, ia the Huh uh year of Ks a, ‘The reiatives and triends of oar + are piavived to ith F attend the funeral services, athis Inte residence, 04 whe) sireot, on Satur at balt-past one 2 pom morning, October 10, Mra Saran Broonta, aged 76 years, witow of Rev. Jacob H. Brouner. "The funeral services will be op ee Ch corner of Christopher Bedford on Seema morning, a at ate mrolock, The funeral sermon will herpreached pH ree Rev. Adams Cleghorn, on San nernlag, at bail ten haan Conway Al Agiawelh, ‘nited States of Colombia, Tharsdi ber 26, phord fover, J. beloved mil wile of Capusin George ‘Couwey, aged 26 yours months Conwat —On Thursday, Octobor me Jonanwa, wife of Patrick Conway, ia the 49th year of her age. ‘The Iriends of the (amily, and those of her brothers, Thomes and Mi Kyau, are rospeméaliy invited to OCTOBER UU, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEer. ‘ attend the funeral, from her late residenco, No, 521 =e sirest, on Sunday aflernoon, at one el ne Wednesday, Oot. 9, Tuomas Canty, aged bat yt friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residerce, 42 Watts street, this (Friday) moruing, at half-pasi seven o'clock. His remuins will be laken to Saugervies, Uister county, for interment. Cuogas.—At Si. Joun’s, Porto Rico, on Wednesday September 18, Ayita L. Cuosas, wie of Miguel Sainz, of said piace. New London (Coan,) and Jersey City (N. J.) papers please copy. Dovess,—On Friday, September 27, at New Orleans, of yellow fever, Witiias Bupp Douatas, secoud son of the late John and diary Douglas, of New York, aged 37 years, Doyte.—Joun Dovie in the 56th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and triends are respectfully inviied to attend the funeral, from bis late resideuce, No. 65 Dean street, Brookiyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at half. past two o'clock. Eastuan.—At Dubuque, Iowa, on Friday, October 4, Bensamin 1, Essruay, eldest soa of Rey, 0, Easuman, of this city, aged 33 years, The relatives and frie; of the family and the mem- bers of the Young Men’s Christian Assu: jon are in- vited to aitend tue funeral, this (Friday) aliernoop, at four o'clock, a the Courch of tue Covenant, corner of Park aveaue aod Thirty-fifth street. Fisuxa. —Oo Weduesday, October 9, Groaca W. Fisnae, aged 47 years und 1 wontn, ‘The relativesand frieads of the family are invited to attend the funtral, from tue residence of ais brotuer-in ~ law, Robert Peaigrew, 217 Bast Forty-sixth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at ualr pas. one o'clock, big ooh —On Tuursday, October 10, Kpwarp Fixnn, of tbe paris of Gounwua, county Cork, lrviand. The triends ad ‘acquainiances of she fauuly are re: specttully invivd to atiend the funeral, tuis (Friday) aliernoon, at ote o'clock, from 343 First avenue. Geaves.—OuToursday morning, October 10, Desoran bas iret ry theTth your of ber age. tusral hereatter, eae Wednesday, October 9, ELzaneri, only d@augb.er of Canain W. HL ‘aud Maria Kennedy, aged 1 year, 2 mouthsand 24 days, Frieuds of tte famiy are respectfully invited to at. tend the funerd, from the residence of her parents, 334 East Eesuent street, tuis (Friday) afternvon, at one o'clock. Knizy,—On Thursday evening, October 10, Mary, the beloved wife a’ Joba Kelly (caverer), in the 40: year of hor age. Tue relative: and friends of the family are requested to attend the fineral, from her late residence, 560 K.ghib avenue, corner ot Fortieth street, on Saiurday altoruvun, ab two o'clock, SicDonaLp,—n Sunday, October 6, at the residence of U, W, Ormsby, 824 Hast Fitty-seveath street, Paaxces MeDonavn, ager 40 years, Interred ia Gnen wood Cemetery. MoGakruy, —(n Wednesday, October 9, at her resi- dence, No. 15 Maaroe street, Maky McGakruy, aged 75 years, wile of James MoUarrey, @ mauve of county Shige, Iresand. Her frieuds anc relatives are respectfully invited to atteow tne funera, this day (Kriday), to Caivary Come- tery, wituout furtier notice, MoRGAN.—On Wednesday, October 9, after a loug and Ppainiul illness, wheh she Lore with Curistian toriitude @ud in tull hope of a biessed immortality, Ruukoca, widow of Williau Morgan, aged 65 years, 9uoaths aud ys. * Tue relatives an} friends of the family, also the mom- bers of the >ixteanth street Baptist church, are respect- fuily requested toatiend tue iuueral, this (Friday) aiter- noun, at one o clock, irom the Berean Baptist church, corner of Bedfor¢ abd Downing streets. Osteanper.—Ia Brookiyu, oa Wednesday, Octobor 9, Sreruay Wiutiawson, only child of Dr. George A, and Maria W. Osiraader, aged 1 year, 5 months and § days, ‘The friends aid reiatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 2 Groene ber: near Cumberland street, this (iri- day) afternoon, s& two o'clock, without furcoer notice, Puaten.—On Wednesday, Ociovor 9, Parke Puacey, eldes! of Michael and Mary Phaien, aged 9 yeurs, 1 days, atives and friends of the family are respectfully invited vo atvond the tuneral this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’ciock, from the residence of lis parents, 472 Teath aveaue, corner of Fortieth street. Potey.—On Wednesday, October 9, Convgita Ricnarp- son, wife of Frank B. Poiley, and daughver of Lemuel S, Richardson, in the 23d year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 42 Ross istrect, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Rvay.—On Weduesday, October 9, Fannix RanaGuan, the beloved wite of George 8, Ryan. The remains wil! be taken from the residence of ber -bnsband, 364 Madison avenue, this (Friday) attornoon, at two o'clock, for interment in Ualvary Cemetery. The friends of tue family are respectfully requested to at- tend the funeral. SHay.—On Wed October 9, NuLtx, second daughter of Joun M, "Susan Shay, aged 1 year and 10 days. Darling Nelly, thou bast left us, And thy loss we deeply foel; Botte ‘God ‘vbat hath bereft is; He can all our sorrows heal. The relatives and trionds of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after- noon, at baif- past two o'clock, trom the residence of her parents, No. 28 Sixth street, near Bowery. se —On Thursday, October 10, sanam Surru, aged 18 yeara, ‘he friends of the family and those of her brother, Michael Smith, and her uncle, Thomas Smith, are re- spectfully inviced to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her father, John Smith, 295 Mott street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’cloc! Smuirn —ln New Orleans, on Wednesday, October 9, Eoerton Sari, in the 28th year of bis age. ‘Taomurxina. —On Thursday, October 10, -vsan Jann, the beloved daughter of Nicholas and Catherine Thompkius, aged 3 years and 6 months, ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, this (Friday) poser | at one o'clock, from the resi- dence of her paroats, 1,268 Third avenue, to Flatbush Cemetery. Toxt.—On Wednesday, October 9, Mary Any, wife of the late William Turi, ia the 734 year of her age, Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morcing, at 10 o'clock, from Mr. Northam’s, New Durham, N. J. Wewzxt.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday, October 9, Licry Doxerra, daughter or Henry and Lizzie Wenzel, L year, 5 months and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the re 4 are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon at one o'clock, from the residence of ber grandiather, Jobn Bende: I, No. 49 South Fourth street. ‘Witsom,—On Wednesday morning, Se 9, Harrier B. Wiisow, daughter of the late Robert P. Wilson,’ of Kirkweil, Orkney, Scotland, aged 17 years, 3 weeks and 3 days, of typhoid fever. The relatives and friends of the family and of hor brother, Robert P, Wilson, Jr., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late’ residence, Marcy a nue, second door south of Hart street, near De Kalb ‘avenue, Brooklyn. Canada and Kirkweli (Orkney) papers please copy. _SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK. Of OCTOBER 10, 1357. Clearea. a Francisco, Howes, Greytown, Nic—North American a em Co. Bteamship Eagle, Greene, Havans—Atlantic Mail Steam. Maenmnahtp FI Livingston, Baker, Savannah—Livingston, fateamanp Monena Shackford, Charleston—Peoplo's Mail ‘Steams! rh ort nears Lunt Norfolk, City Point and Sisamenio Nero's. —Wm P Clvde, , SSA aS Silver W, yw. ere piitseds (Br, Sanith, Cork and e marker—Macch & lo 'y.. Hark fd Hil (Br) Weston, Gibraltar and Stiyraa—E P Hianntoa wkine, Apalachicola and West— a. eck Pali Key we Bi rir Guay {f'ms), Hassinger, Bremerhaven—Funch, Brie ade (bn. aah, Monterideo—Ht J DeWolt & Co, Oo oats isal—A — ue ECs Phompson, K! ingston, Ja—Pen- J a rae (Br), Coalfieet, Horton, NS—Crandall, iapara care Anaie ‘Lnle Coiling (Br), Smith, Windsor, N9—Smithors & € ‘Four Amelia (Br), Fitebett, Harbor Grace—P I Nevius & Seichr MC Hart, Hart, Blizabetnport—H W Loud & Co, Arrived. Steamship Morro Castle, Adams Oct, 6, 1 PM, with md the ‘anti Mail Steamshi Fe eid ind, bea very ctroug Ni elon. ° Steamship Alabarta, Limeburner, harieaion Oct 6, 19 M, with mdse and pe ted ngers, to Arthur Leary. very se. by winds oy , New Bedford, with mdse, to my uson & Wood. Lawrence, Johnson, Cardiff, 4) days, es sufeet feos we eg 4Co, Oct iat 401k say an Soutiamipon, bowed B (the 8 cleared for Mobiiey” ton day eee {oH M Moman & Bayo. *, joman & Edye. Bark Doris astro, Rio Ji — with ny incke Wena, janeiro, ir days, with 13 days, with sugar, to wf the entire passage; Prindsesse estar, fa Fontan, ae Grend TS Re es Back J Ls Wickwire (Br), Holmes, Inagus, 12 days, with It, to 4 Edmiston. “hark Sandy Hook, Barstow, Boston, in ballast, to J Bor. land, Patme (Olden), Bul 62 days, with = | pa Eterna Vigan vet, Tava ion 1830, spe bark oy Prus), Rio Janeiro, 62 days, with onvert Alley, Uibare 18 day, ‘With sugar and mo. ne bye eMecerns Saunt rare Gen Marshall (of Belfast), Thombs, Grand Turk, 19 darn aay to master, opt Sept 2, hada heavy gale; spit Bri George (of New Fs Perki ut o p, 10 a win sale tot Towner, ot Ker Havens. oe 4 voted sod ion ig a ‘owe eobr wih foremast joned; her pearao Ouse tira whi one and aj SS earn but she sunk bef. Fer ivene ew w ter praatn be ve tron om hare 8 for lat 22 50, Ion 78.80, brig ——-, (rom Turks Istands for New | York, 12 on selir Cl bileper “o Corson, Ciudad Bolivar, 27 days, | with hi dee to R Msioman & Edye. s hr Josephine | B Stnall (Br), Stevens. np, &e, to Moller & Thebaud. 5 | le hove too split atorm trysail, ‘was very short of ned was supplied with some on the 6h inst from | chr Ant (of Antigua). from Jamaica for New York, 20 days out, and on the Sth from sehr J Vail, hence for Vir- ginin Schr Emily Ana (Rr), Meyer, Montego Bay, 25 days, with logwood, &c, to A H Solomon & Co. Sehr Carrio, Davis, Brazos, Texas, 83 days, with mdve, to JH Woodhoure. ns Sehr Mary A tems Bose Jacksonville. Behr Josep an, Georgetown, Schr Nevada, Do mae rty, Georgetown, Sebr D 5 Siner, tiuntley, Wilmington, NOG, Sehr Joba Dawson, . Virgiu. Sebr Fashion, ial, 25 days, wil bad a heavy gale; T days. Sehr D Hastings, Tus Bebr White Cloud, M. ar Schr D B Steelman, Behr A © Eldridge, hve Schr Lady Avir Sehr Aretio, Ogden, Sehr San Juan, Bro Schr Southerner, Darli Schr Wm H Jones, Lyo Schr Gen Peavey, Arm-t Sehr Princes Sor W RG " Schr G H Northam, " Sehr Sarah dlaria, Underhilk Brleg Nailed. Steamships America, Eagle, H Livingston, Monoka, Aibe- marie, and others. nar FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELUGSNOR SEL ANOTHER PAGE. Srmawsntr Crmcassian, from Bremen for New York, put ; }\ into Falmouth, K, 9th inst with damage to machinery. Banx Evrexa, Smith, is ashore at St Peter's Bay, PRI. Brig Esx (Br), Pasterson, which arrived .at Kingston, Ja, 22d ult, from Halifax, on going up the harbor got around near the Narrows, but was expecied to come off with the wind from the NW. Bria Monica, Mitchell, from New York, at Portland 10th Inst, had her cargo of corn badly, damaged by colliding with schr Louisa, an account of which was published when the Monica put into Salem. . Sone TL Minter—The New York Submarine Company have contracted for and are now engaged im raising the achr TL Miller, sunk at Astoria Ist inst, Sour Apvance (of Checrytield), Leighton, fi bethport tor Boston, at Holmes’ Hole, 6th inst, From the north, 10 miles south of Block island, lost b foremast and rigging, main boom, jib, galley and dec! of coal. Sou Euroras (of Rookland, Me), Horn, from Newbu ay for Rockland, waa struck by a squall 7th inst betweea sleof —houls and Boon Island, was capsized and uban- doned. Crew rescued by schr Oregon, from Newburpport for Rockland and landed at Portlaa Scie Americus, from New York, at Charleston 7th inat, apr in heavy weather during the passage. Sonn C © Prrtinaeit—A despatch was received in Glou- ester on Friday evening from Sumnmerside, PisT, statiny that the fishing sehr G © Pettingell, Capt Robert ‘Allen, o} Gloucester, was ashore, slichuy damaged, and a contract has been made to get her off for $1000 in gold, A few dava Devore sive had landed her mac ‘at Canso, and was all right then, The UO Pettingell is a fine/vessel of 91 78-100ths tone burthen, built at Essex last year, and is owned three- fourths by Capt Allon and the balance'by | Messrs Feitingell 4 Heothers, | She is insured $500 in the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insuranbe oiice, and $600 in the Cape Ann Mutual Insurance oilice, Scour Maucom (of Hull), Jones, from Newport, to load paving stones, while at anchor near Gay Head during the gale of the Ist inst, commenced dragging, and was run ashore on the beach, where she was afterward sold for $15J, Miscellaneous. Woare indebted to the gentlemanly and obliging purser of the steamship Morro Castle, R W Albert, Keq, for full files of late Cuban papers, prices ¢ «rent, &c. Fortniss Monnox, Oct $—The gales which prevailed on the ooast during the latter part last week were very severe both to the northward and southward of the Capes of Virginia, and it is quite likely that we shall soon have intelligence of numerous marine disasters. Inward bound vessels report having seen many vossels with sails and spars curried away. ‘The weather since Sunday, though improved, has been qu cold ali through this secuion of tl setting in of the winter. The agen nts of New York, Philadelphi ting the adoption of a more reliable and efficient mode of Eommunication with those portious of the coast that are mosi dreaded by mariners, aud which were the scenes of so many disasters during tho atorms of last winter. ‘the coast detween the Capes of Deleware and Capo Hatteras has for yo Bliss ipowners and and Boston are coutem- ears witueased the destruction of many a vessel. and tbe {ous of many lives through delay in ‘contey information t intelligence of to the wreckers and underwriters. Lae disaster would enaure the saving of much life and property by sending assistance before the vessel in peril went 1 pleces, ‘Ihe nation! government will doubtloas be i to assiat in forwarding the plans suggested, isp me tines wil to . rth ward pes sae ‘thence to ‘Norfolk. and the other direct to Cape Lome latter point with reliable communication ‘with | Winter Quarter Shoais, where a large bark went ahora last win. ter, is so distant from the main land, und shiliow between Assateague Light and Chin in foggy or stormy weather vessels are oonstat of xoing ashore und to pieces before intelligence can reac Noriolk or New York by the present roundabout way of sending word by bo o vessel. The projected enterprise will remedy this di aus Mie. Moulds 06) Gini. Abie "Side to Europa, which arrived on Wednesday, has brought some of the smallest specimens of the equine race which have ever come to New York. a Shetland ponies from Scot land, ten in number, and have arrived in such splendid con- dition as speaks volumes for tho careful treatment which they have received on board. , Whoever had charge of thous ‘we suspect must be of a very “ ing his marine occupation. -, Sur Vatxy Force, which arrievd at Fortress Monroe 10th inst from Callao, has been ordered to Baltimore. Whalemen. rrived at New Bedford Sth inal schr Glacter, Potter, "D bk 200 oli, nd Inlet, with 20 bbis do wi Cumrived nt do sh, bark Ansel noel ib, Killmer, Hudson's Bay Sept I, with 820 bbls wh ofl_and’ 6000 ibe Re ports s} Bey m Hudson's Strait, scbr Cor er, of and for'trotan, oil aa before reported. “Had Beary sreaiher on the pasangs, "and experienced ‘hurricane Sept 3°00 tullee SE bf sable inland, but received no damage. Spokon. Snip Montana, Moore, 42 days from Liverpool for Caleut- ta, aug % int 135, Ton MW. ee are roby Fight, from Callao for Hamptom im Aug Bark Varons, from’ —— for Singapore, ¢2 days out, lat 6 06 pagal (by sehr Bosdices, "at Baltimore from Rito sprig Lizzie M Merwin, from Richmond (Me) for New Or. € lal ma + Bent bora 5 ee Baltimore for Trinidad, no date, lat lon Foreign Ports. B. Istanp, Mi greg Sor Kontworty ye corkor order, it with 10 mart Laon ae, jt ns lu portauly®, ships Sea Chi aR at Geo Green, Kirby, schr Dacotah, Pai Sie ir ae rtridge, Sierra Catbarien. Canpenas, Sept 30—Sat 6 a from NYork it for Kuatan. ona Kone, Sept U—Arrived previous, ship Colorado, Freeman, NYork. So died eh ES Pip g AOSTA Bibber, Sierra to Oct 8, steamship Hendrick Hud- ; barks Alexandrina (ae. Snow, Middleton, do; bi (aoe is ipra y at Matanzas); echr ania, Bemis, Nor in ‘port Sih, gS arn (Br), Baker, Beckwith for NYork; Annie (Br), Downey: and 1h do; +, at EA , Mild Potter (Br Se tan for tr rere tanoota, Collins. for Bettimores Vike be tor fh took rare oe Crete, Hammond; TI Meguin itetelt, ‘aud MM Williams (Bt), Stanope, une; we auieak, Oct bark Wm, Renale, Decker, Liv. Arrived, bark poo fat ‘City Point ; sch Foara, Rooke, ‘York. race ~ sathSeein pork brig Giles Loring, for NYork in Sdays. Re om fase brie asa, ‘Atkias, Philedel: rane i “Old_Herbor and NYork; my ca ae set Milk River; 324, Marj Momrs0p Jar about Sept 20—Sailed, schr Emily Ano, Meyer aviLto, Sept l4—Arrived, brig 0 © Clary, Bryant, Hew Oct 2—Satled, bark Manitou, North, Holmes’ jole. Pore 4 Sept 11—Arrived, brig Oliver Cutie (Br), Wino, AN York tit iy a ule ; si hips, ipameipeaiee June Delain sat? Os do. Ri , Boston. aro ore eo pe Oeienred Oth, aches Blue Bird, Patterson, NYork; Addie 5 ht FT ee oe esaled, bark Chilton, Staford, Las prema, Bent wae American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 9—Arrived, schr J W Vanneman, », Pe Sree eed -Briga Kate Foster, Foster, Kennedy, rigs o Mihi, Georgetown: sont Edwin Boot lower en BOSTON, Oct 9—Arrived, ‘ills Hallock, ‘Crowell, Georgetown, cher ya tentens ranny 7 Ataein x S aes Bie Cape Arete Peron) Nord i hie i Soa fons), Crowell, San, Francisco; ( ese git a epee: jg yt Yen + 1, Jones, ‘Now Brune swick, NJ. feietchieeees, seed chnasa omer, Crowell, Fipietetenins y Y urR; bias brane sete eae oid eet Winnebad Wo Ww ie ‘ Antumn, bulsifer , Col avanas 2 par TE oc, sen gia + HAY se pa aot —— Ss brie — hre Wi Crowell, and Jno Far- se canara, Sesh el as Peace Knler, Puranas (new Casi Sailed—Bark Pegi 1s eehe Clan bri Tid aaSieae ig ay ties Mar ite Kirdinhd, Marta, Bt Jobay PR; sche seANGOR, ir), beg bark tary, ZA Oct T—Arrived. sche Americus, Moss, Lic hag 4 je eae pony be 5 Lat onatetn hey ray iu ito, i — ties, on iy Arai ae sis epee ies Wa, (or Massachusetia; Oliver Ida A ne for NYork Skin hinaie Balle veston, arrived of coal, and was ordered to Quarantine, ness on board. The W experience eras on Sunday, aud used up ber Morryman, Rollins, from Calis, apoke@s i days (rom Baltimore for Trinidad able ly arrived from NYork for daitimore. Ship I nan, from Baltimore for Rotterdam, and schr Win M , a » for Providence, are oalward bound. Wun ¥ Forge, Arvived, sehr Henry Clay, GEORUETOWN, DC. Oct 9—Ar Titcomd, Pe sehrs5 J Fo! Fratton Muusoe! oo Satled—Sohr Armenia, Jersey Cit HOLMES! HOLE, Oct % PM ve Fort, Providence; “arrive a, .tbrigs Alfarate, yeater= Though 4a wee coal ia Emerson, Callao for or- Lordy ed, brig C H Kennedy, Heary Bibber, Portiand f ils, Balu re far Boston; si Newark Fi May, B K Take Pillsbury. iiton, ; Wm H Mailer, Janpe Rovinod for NYork; BN Perry, t, Nash. Roe kland dwarda, ‘Ga’ q «dsr Boston for du; Whitn-y Long, Harris, St ress Monroe. Portland for Mureh, Portsmouth for and H W God- George W Spencer, Gan Ranks. | ¥ Nelson. Tyra, amos, Prins sear labelia, Goward, Governor, 5 E Wood ‘i Onas Slot CW Holt, Kendus- Keag, Melbourne, 8 M Wright, J Lancaster, Wm'P Ritchie, Neva, ROH De: Fhetes 9 Hay wari er) aioe no hereto. larity Franconia, roelia, Loui ockett, Amanda pant Willams, KE. Cowell, Mary Alice, s¢a Breeze, e C Patterson, Harbi n rowley, ‘for Boston (moo. Disasters): Haste A Grindle, Bangor for fail River ni, KW ORLEANS, Oct 5~Cl Grant, Holines, NYork: Juni Havana; bark Jane Ring (Br), E Turragona via NOKFOLK, Oot 8—Arrved, sehr Mott Bedell, Nitinonyporr, Oct 8—Sailed. eared, Hoste, Philadel schra Amelia, ‘hark, “pectator, sary Howen, 4 Anna, Kver- Frank Ki ‘emily or ‘Nariaa Morris, A J Meer, Mj er, Chas E’ Raymond,’ F rrived. brig Flvira, Bancroft, Machias for family Fowler, Holbrook, Cuiais for New Grand Menan for N¥ork; Victory, ‘Shute, end S, Get o—Ariived, ship Dina Marla (Br), Varley, steamshipe General "fen, Tobin, Mayaguel Ulawatha, Newman, and Henry May, Prautiin, Piikaie! LW BED ach May Day, NYork. NEW HA |, sebre Mary Tice, Tieeg Grace Watson. Nickeraon; win, Bishop; Sarah Jane, Elizabeth, Monroe; Lewis reen, and N Spencer, irks Lou: J A y, Taunton ry, Kelly, New Bedford, WH Garrison, Morris, Hewitt, Boston; Aiabi Vangiider. Meiifor Simmon land, Fadl Mary U Comery, Comer ton, Porta Thos om JH Wainwright, Brown and Jonn Siroup, © awford, ans, Burns; Geo lagara, Morris, Salem; 8 rary River, Sheppard, Beverly; HL Siaight, Willetia, Nepouset; jog KR M4, Burke, Portsmouth: T Borden, Wrightingtoa, Provi T Price, Young, do; Montezuma, Paine, Prov- incetown, 1Ot—Arrived snips Bombay, Jordan; Lancaster, Jackson, and Lydia Skolfield, B Way, Durham, do; drige La “ilo Grundes Richmond, die; schr M Fillmore, Chase, Boston. Kelow, bark Annie Augusta, Davis, from Ragged Island; brig B areil, McAlpine, Liverpool; Auto- crat, Sey ancisco Via Balumore; barks Ukral Meleher, Antwer American Union, Smith. Matanzas, Lewes, De! led irom the breakwater AM 9th. Wesley a and Rabbon|, ter, do for Portsmouth, N own, DC, for Boston, Ih JE ‘Derrickson, from from Islands; ) B Steelman, fram Hox Island Georgetown; Lxertion, from James River; panama Hog Islan Siner, from Wilmingtoo, EH from Philadelphia for Boston mpson, Geo om Porto it1005 amos (Brem), Welricks, Bremen; brig bries 0 Torks Delmont, from fre Olar D Newtown, Ocean Belle, and Lady 7 eae fiom Norfolk} Attistic. (rom Georgetown —all for NY ork PORTLAND, Vet 9— mith, ¥ Fork. ‘do; Captain Joun, Torr cis, Piciou for Havana, yi Gieared—Bark Philena, Davis, Havana; achr Abby, elphia, Sailed—Ship Devonshire, T: FROVIBENG:, Oct 9—Arriv Ardrossan; schrs Hattie E Dodge, Presi a atisteres Roveen Rectan Jow, Eldridge, New Bronamick;: Gov Cony, ‘Parker; J, White, Davis; Mary A Predmore, Hart dine. Bunee, Hlizaberty Palmer, and Brave, Snow, and Thos Hull, Hull, Eltzabethport IUUMOND, Oct §—Arrived. sohr Young Teaser, red, brig Kmma, Swett, Buenos Mitchell, NYork; echrs Hor- Ocean Queen, St Joho, NB, , Ellsworth for'do; Ada Fram- Poile and Tunis Bow ; Veranda, Pond; Kate Scranton, NYork; sloops Helen, Clark, Ruger, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 21—Outsidé, bound in. ship Ba- plore eee Truwbie, ceo Lverpool; bark Nataise o Cre 2h, Ce, Cumming d 20th, SAVANNA, ci larga ship ‘ork Feng) ooo NC, Oct 8—Arrived, brig Exile jerriam, NYork. Cleared—Brig Lilly, Gross, London. Wwic ‘eFORDS Gets sArnved, 8 ‘sloop Rienzi, Cobleigh, Bit- zabethport. rdeat a m Honeote (Br), Newton, and Cairnsmore onda (Br). Thompson, Liverpool. Screamer, Young, New (Br, Lown : THE JERSEY CI Monday evening, the 7th ins More than the money a biack Lace (worsted lace). FERRYBOAT, ON hawt Shai alue of the shaw to ho will return it to the, subscribers will be paid to any one who io tie, subse Chief Engineer's office, Croton Aqueduct. O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, and Skye Terrier; suswers te the name had on @ brass collar. $10 reward if owner at 26 West Sixteenth street. A scoToH Me Saute whem returned to the OST—IN BAGUAGE ROOM OF NEW YOR meg hy Lig as Raulroa Kk AND ‘@ Parcel, containing shot po Cia A suitable reward on return to Gs Wt MELYEA, ‘No. S Willett streets OST—FRIDA’ SEPTEMBER 27, IN CARS, containing ‘onta and Jersey City ferries, # Porvemon! commutation ticket between New York Paterson. The finder will confer a favor by leaving tt ‘the address be All find on a card, AY, OCTOBER 9, name O8T—ON WEDNE. and tan Dog; answers to A BLACK of Ned; when lost West had on a leather collar. $10 reward if returued to 129 Fifteenth street, MONDAY MORNING. mt. PoesEaNes O8T—ON Bese street, near Sixth avenue, « hort ears; Diack fea Jer colin trimmed with red. Whoever w: the same to 116 West Fourteenth street or No. 3. ve ard wnd thanks of the owner. Market will receive a row: eas Oe ie or hiv avers to. the same ot Dick Tiina s Pulte REWARD. “ON. SATURDAY, License of W ‘m. $3: reward will be paid ee iF returns it to its ows No. 613 Twelfth street, The ‘owner, 5 jh 4 WILL, BE PAID FORA R A MEMORANDUM sont trom 133 Weat Lovls Lt REWARD, STRAYED, FROM 6 ty name of Jip, $5 will be ddress, 5 REWARD WIL of a siaall white Poodie Dog named Prince, lost 0, 134 Weat Forty-third street. Broadway, in the basement. UBA. WEST FORTY: medium sized black and tao ‘Tor. paid for BE PAID FOR THE bmg moe en wae ae eat Baye <4 poe ee a 4 Return to it street, up stairs. aT BANVARD'S MUSE! 10 REWARD—LOST, rs ‘Thursday evening, 34 inst, Reettudor mil tecelts the above reward Uy it at the store of T. T. Wood, 115 Bleocker street, om. his whereabouts will receive the A. G. KNO' leaving | foro SOUTH OXFORD talian Greyhound, fawn col~ the name above re’ WLTON, southeast corner ns asked. Fitton on ‘and Portiand avenues, of 141 Montague street, will be upon areca tbe a A i REWARD—XO QUEST vine "F Gonap fearelay © noo, “ys enamell oe a dapat friend, the above ward. will be on ans 5 4 more (Bap sho rernrde KEN’ EDY. 93 Bast Bleventh street, iss A. F. K. py eg ty on Rang ay T4 9TH INST, ry Upson RIVER ‘SLATE COMPANY, OFriGE » row, offer for sale PARK ea alyt Burial B. 3 be, Plain and Fauey Curbing, Counser et Pala denutiful blue slate cut to auy Samples Shown and Orders omritcs “GPa Park row, New York. RBLE KD SLATE MANTELS SUPE M J more durabie, half rit WARE, 08% Ss Sixth avenue, baiwean and Thirtr-cisxt ‘Thirty-sixth streets, ret BEST PLACE Laid fal poboted Pc Masts matin Sree cu pani gate stain Sele Third av. N. ¥. Cus this ub _- WRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. ie 4 Vl ar Gree i pies A cE QuiLey-A DI A DE , Motel =. met i nth’ unrieniled ria or classes; refers cx} Lim tl Bk bey Herat ofice. RLB L' ANGLAIS Ti Mm enanents, Qu, Canis veemary ote tia te 4 desire woe Py7 de gargon de table, 04 490 rue de Cauai,