The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1867, Page 8

8 FANANCIAL AND CO Monvay. Oct, 14—6 P, Af. Gord, after selling as bigh as 145 on the street, ope ed fa the room at 1ii’,, aud from that pointroid steadily down io 145% Under the eflect of specuiative operat.cus on the bear side; bat the closing transac 144%, alivough subsequently, om the street, sales wore made at Lid The supply of coim was larger in propor- Mov to the demand than on Saturday, and loans were made without interest and at la3 per cent per anou and 1-32 a 1.64 per cent per diew for borrowing. The Gross clearings amounted to $62,270,000, tho gold bal- Bncos to $1,000,760 anu the ‘currency Dbalauces 10 $1,966,641, Toe recent failures in the cotton trade iv England and the euormous losses which bave Deen sus tained by cocton houses, which are still suppoved to de solvent, inspire that Kind of distrust whica gives ‘Demares 10 the gold premium, aod (he sitil deciipiag Rendency of cotton Lirealns to oveutuale Ima colL- mercial panic. Hence vilis of exchange crawa agalust Cotton are regarded with extrem test by the foreign bankers ou thie side, and they are ditlicult of Bale. The collapse of Colin Campbell & Co, aud T. & J Rais © eotion brokers, of London and Liverpool, is calculated to excie alarm for ibe salty of other large houses of «i ¢ standing. The Mast mevtioned basa branch in cily under (he Orm ts Orleans uoder the style of Halli, Beauchi & Co, The coreign importe of spects wt (he port last week amounled to $25 074, 1 swck warket Las beea io & state of unusual excitement all day, and up to four o'clock, when a slight weaction set iu, prices were strongly in the asceudant, with Erie an@ Northwestern common and preferred as the spe ive favorites, The movemeuts ia these stocks are not based upon their real value. but, on the contrary, upon (heir very doubtiul value, Nove of them pay dividends, and it a8 very uncertain wuen ey will pay them, or whether they will ever d@o 0, under their present mavagement, for the directors appear to have no ambition in that direc- Mon, while they Lave a decided desire to Gil tueir owe pockers, by hook or by crook, out of the roads tuey pre- wde over, The Erie clique is trying 10 uuluad, bu. in erder to do this it has to keep tue market active and firm, and ii object is to rum the price considerably Bigher if it can New York Ceniral is for ie ume De.ng comparatively noglecied, because for asix per cent Meck it is high enough and those who hold it bink tley ean do better by causing # raitie among some of tue @ead doves of we suieet Like the Noriuwestern shares, The most rampant of the bulls say that the nto has only just commenced, just as they said the receut fali had just bezun when Ere was selling at $9; bat ‘those who are wise will not be found among the buyers @f stocks at the preseut Lgures, ior tho simple reason Sdat they wilt, in all provability, be able to buy them Wuch cheaper before ‘he mouth Closes, There uo outside demand for stwcks, and the money market ia gradually becoming more aciive. The demand for iouns wes very brisk until within a few minues ef three o'clock this afternoon, and many Beouses bad considerable. trouble in making ‘wp their back acrounts, The rate was seven percent, without aby exceptions in favor of govern- and discougis were Lardiy to be ob- op the best grade of commercial paper at Ja percent, the banks being pressed tor accommo- @ations trom all quariers, and their resources are tuo Mmited to allow them much option in the matter. ‘The Sub-Treasurer, Mir. Van Dyck, received instruc: Siens this morning to make an informa! demand upon these from whom the Treasury received the counterieit weven-tuirty notes, for reciamation, aud be conferred ‘with them accordingly and will doubtiess communicate the result of his interviews to tho Secretary oi the Treasory. The partics concerned are uawiillug to refund the amount of the spurious roves, but have made no forma: (eaiai of their liability as yet, The Jreasury hes @pnourced that ii i prepared to receive seven-thirty motes of the same or July issues in exchange for five- Swensies of 1807, charging interest upon (he boods trom @uly 1 tothe date of conversion at six per cemt in cur- Fency and allowing the accrued interest ia full epoa ine Seveu-ivirty noies, The statement of the associated city banks for the week ending ou the 12:n instant suows a decrease of $101,255 im joans, $1,341,788 in depostis, $755,065 mn Degal tender notes and $19,510 im cireulauion, wulle in the specie there is an increase of $238,108, The changes were not sufficieotly woportaut to exert avy morui offect in the money warket or oa the stock Ex- ehauge The totals of the preseot and precoding state. men's Stand tbus:— Octobe 7 12. At Use same time Iasi year the condition of ie banks wns as follows, and the diiferences appended aro those Detwoen the two returns dawd re-pectively Ociover 13, 1366, und October 12, 1307 :— Oct. 12, 1867. $25,610.06 4,027.3 Crea aoa. ue. Deprsits. .. i Legai benders. If we exiend the comparison to (ho three previous Fears we Guu tue following changes:— Ceor 14, 1365, $227,041 $84 15 599,775 1142547 182.5% lod 80 459,165 Oct ber 18. 80h ) October 10, 1803. $.08, 008 003 ‘At the commavncemeat of business tue : ‘Was strong wnd exciied at 4 a Y per cout above the Closiuy prices of Saturday, but subsequently there was wv, aud at the early session of the oper York Cevtral sold at 1155j; Erie, M4 a 74%; GCleveiand and Puisburg, 843 Feud and 0 Yodo, 138; Rock Isiand, 994 i); Norhwes: ters, 40), 04744; do, preferred, 69 a 6), ; Fort Wayne, 2 Union Pe hh, 3895 a 96 At the rst regular coard the market coutinued strong and active, Erie aad the N ritwestern suares being eepecinity buoyant, New York Couvral closed 44 bigner than at the saimo timo on Saturday; Erie 2)4, Readiog H, Michigan soutvera 1}, Cleveland avd Pittsburg 124. Cleveland aad Toledo Rock I wevtorn Sf, do, preferred 14, Fort Wayne 134, and St. Paal preferred 4, Pacive Mail 1%, ntic Mi 5 torn Union Telegiap Gove Sixes of 1 20's of 1862 jes were weak. wer; coupon & ernment + Pegis- tered, cloved Of i864, 14; iawuo of 1865, series, 3; Sd series, new iasue, a beard at one o'clock thero was rovewed At the op st im the speculative ta . New York rai sold at 11514; Brie, 16's; Reacing, 10214 (b. 2); chigun Southern, 64%; Ceveland and Pitsburg, $624; Rock Inland, 9914 0 90)g; Cleveland and Tovedo, hortiwestern, 68 a4 do, preferred, 70a TO%; Wayne, 101),, Telegraph, 3635 a 367¢. Ab tho decoud regular board Brie seid up Wo 75%, and Gevelot avd Prishurgh were next in point of buoy- Wesern Uni avey, while the general marke: wawirm, Erie closed Is by dwn at hy test regu ar board, Cleveland and Pittsburge 1)s, Cleveland and Toredo $f, Northwestern %, 40, preferred 4, Sllwaukee and St, Paul praverred \ % rn Caton Teles Gtaph jy. Mich (lower, Rock Isiand %. Governa feouriiies SUL showed a decliaing tendeacy, and coupon five twenties, of Lue new seus of 1865, and tem (ortios declined 5 thirties, of the tuird series, 4. Tennessee six ned ty { reve new, de At ihe open board at half past three prices were a frac ion lower oo & portion of (he * Cleveland and Pittsburg advanced to Erie sold at 74% 0 15; Now York Coniral, 11494 a 11474; Remding, 10234; Mion. gm Southern, 834%; Rock Isiand, © & 69, Nort. westora, 473g a 473) ; Fort Wayoe, 101; Western Union Telegraph, 36%. Afterwards (he market became weak and unsettled, bur ear the close there was a partial recovery, and at ex lock the following quotations were curfent:—New York Central, 11494 a 1149; Brie, 7454 a 749; Hudson River, 127 © 128}g; Reading, 102 @ 102%; Michigah Bouthern, 634 a 83% weland aod Hitisburg, By a 86)¢; Rock Isiand, 9834 « 08% ; Fort Wayne, 101 a 10114; Northwestern, 4034 a 4634; do, preferred, 68% & 60; Pacifle Mall, 144% © 145; Obio and M seiseipp certifi. sates, 0% 027; Western Union Telegraph, 3675 a 36, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. Thora wana Brick hneness transacted at the counters of the tenting dealers in government securities im con- Werting seven-thirty votes into fye-tweniles, but the prossure to seil exceeded the soloed. and the market, or being weak throtghoat the day, ¢lose@d duit a! ibe subjoized pricer'—-Registered, 1881, 11} a m pon, ISSt, LID a 1L1%¢; 620%, registered, } a0 4 a IM4; 56-20%, coapon, 1862, 112 o | aig: 520%, coupon, 3864, 10895 m 10875; 5-20's, | coupow, 2865, 108% a 100; do. do, Jenuary avd | Sumy, 1063¢ @ 207; 6- coupon, 1867, 1067{ a 107; registered. 100.4 @ 108j¢; 10.40’, coupon, 10015 June 7.90's, 10) a 20594; July 7.30’, 105 & | 1055; Oc ober compounds, 184, 11934 ; December | do. do, 118% @ 113965 May do, 1865, LIT @ 217%; | Ausust do. do., 1163s @ 1169¢; Septomber ao. do, 11574 | a 11574, O tober do. do, 1155¢ a 11574. | Auuing saree Were irteguiar and the market shows no vow feature, At the first buard Seaver closed bc, | lower thad at the same time on Saiurday, selling at | $11.25, Sensendarfor Mining 5c, seiline ar $9 80. Quartz | Hit was 25c. higher, selling at $145; “mith & Parmelee | 400, seiling at $4 20; Consoliuated Gregory Guld 5c. | selling at $6 35, Edgebill Mining sold at $4 50. The foreign exchungo market was dull but steady. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty _ days were quoted wt 109'¢ a 109/¢; at threo days, 100% @ 110; comm reiat bills, 10314 a 109 at sine days, 518% 2 5.167%; at three days, 5.25 w 5.1435. Other bills were ratea thus:— Ban’ ers’. Mga 11K On Berlin... On Br Peach Y3 \onsois and American securities were quod taus in London io-day and oa previous dateas— . 20, ict S Oet, VA 955-16 945-16 hig ey at 445 16% W% The report of the Busene of Statist.es upon the foreign Import and export trade of the Uni ed States for the montis of July ass bas just been published, aud pre- seuts the following fgares:— IMP RTS (GORD VALUE). + 388, 005,724 . 2 181,893 + $34,237,627 Foreign roods. Gulu aud siiver, Total mports. Domestic produce (cur. value} Equrvaient in gold at 139, Fury goods Forge guid and silver. Domectic guld aud sitver. Total exports (gold value Exerss of exports $2,622,085 With respect to the fisheries ‘of the United Staves it gives the ioliowing retura tor tue fiscal year ending Sune 50, 186% — Woale and other fish olls received, gallon: 3,585,046 Of tue vaiue of, seve SH A24, 357 Uiber producis ot the liateries, pounds... + 9,500,413 Or ue value... .. +26 $1,870,879 Vatue of olis exported... ++ $1,805,479 Other products exported + 651,883 Tora! + $2,457,313 The Cleveland, Zanesville and Ashtaoula Raiiroad Compaay Las increased its capital stock from five to fitteen miiions, aud the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company from five to six and a quarter millious. Tue Assistuat United Siaies Treasurer in this city re- ports the day’s business as follows:— Total receipts. $3,940 709 Total payments. $3,421,325 For custome . 7009 Balauce........109,719,401 For god ows. . e000 The Loval value of exports from Boston for the week ena:ng October 11, including specie, was $472,037, against 313,679 for the corresponding wrek in 1956. ‘The casu balance in the hangs of the Assistant Trea- suror in Boston ai the close of business Octeber 12 was $5,417,462, b ing an increase since the weck previous of $661,425. The coin balance was $5,009,936 The re- ceipts during the week from custems amounted to $400,952, Tne Chicavo Clearing House statements of the past seven weeks compare as anuexed:— Week ending Ausust 31. < ending Sept. 7. dig Sept 14. 14,724 401 16,141,628 1b 655 402 17.809. 904 19, 165,980 Week ending Oct. 12 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANTE, fonday, Oct. 14—10:15 A. MM. * os oom. ‘6i. M4 n S00 S00 US6's, 20 °, ‘i8 is YysWO do. wud S200 10.40, cou, bz wo GOH do. LZ o'elock WY 5400 7.80 10 ny 2d eer, Cie, Bar X garatyy ae so dn. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpary, Oct, 4—6 P.M. Cortow —There was decidedly more activity in the market, the demand for export being materially larger, and an im. provement of fully te. per tb, was realized. The market (firma at the sabjoined quotations, at which sates ware relading 2,109 for export and the ning and *peentstion. We qnote:— Uplands Flrtilae sete NOT. marke! cured Gren for near hy , bat tere Was an active sulpoing demand for ehura State Below er Duby wii prices auvanced 106 & Que. per bbl 8! ng brands of Who, ou eunirary, were dail, and Tow grades were offered’ below Saturday's tis velter. prices in rome eas aud tel nding 2 008 bh om private termi We nm haw Rye r was modernie. The # ramoal Was steady, With a #8 $795 for Hrawiywine and fare demand. ‘We quotes Sup erhine 1 tae and ORUOTO ooo 0 00 te . . 1088 he 4 iw ra es) he 1s wy iq Lows enoiwe family, 16 Common -outhern.. nw Faney aud extra do., uw Or¥forwia fan- (aarks and dhte. Rye Bows. (supecuve 4 wide per pabebeor oe UBted wove for export but tie Pates of treto it pelders | bushel before saies lo @ ¥ ox. | dod, At thin > gis uous were Ris, rooin on th e_meamners being 10g recused, whl emeuts we CF ais 4s tide sales were a 2 0 $2 93 for Ne. Spring: $2 Bina 52 No. 2 23233 for No, Te $e 8 io. tircrn Bay, $2 48 a $2 Py for smber winter; $3 29 for wake | Bolten aud $3 2) 4, $3 26 far email lous Ul Zo / ‘ora” was ste dy, with sales of about Kyou) bunvels AL $1 40a $1 41 for Western mixed In store and 3h 42 3 about, closing dom and active wader favorable advices ov | uve, Duce osed very firm, fhe sles | bushele at te, @ Be, for Western, ye 00 busiels at gh 75 Wertera Malt bnoyant and bigher under an act ve dem, od ond a scarcity of room, The sieamers rei used (di. el or Wade There was also an active dein ad for Vos nls tor Cuar.ec, and two or more were takea Up wits ail rain forthe Umied isingdon. (be eng. ements — 10 Liverpool, WAN bushels wavat agsigd a id, ot Je., 300 bbls. ronin ats. Gi. per 20 16 0 bUsbe yheet mt Lie md 1.Y0U vols, Four is. dour at ds dd, The ously repo. ted) were: ith about 7). Bonhcls whest ail grain to the Brista: coanne: at 7s. ers with LAW bbis, petroleum ot Gs, band ‘one of about ZU) bois, do. ie Core sud a market atis. “Oxia were dull and unchanged, Hay was moderuely acuve at previous prices, viz. : for sh pping and $1 Iba $1 $9 for retail lots. oh aitedy and ‘o fairdemaud. We note sles of 0 salen at Sho. 0 70 quality. Maur.—No sales of any description were reported, but Prices were unchang M fue cemand continued ” The du. Caba “ciayed (cous. 5c. eraily demanded, aud ua —Spirite turpentine was Cully ic. per” gal. stoge her fo that they still encumber the sent, amd in, verw or smartest river boats, lems, and sie could nov ud purciaser. IM: UMAM TREATMONT OF Tuy) STOWAWAYS. Captain Lodge, of the bark i, H. Armstrong, has been arraigned io New Orleans on a charge of innumea treat- ment to (Wo orphan boss, named Phones Costello and ‘Thomas Furlong, who stowed themsetves on boara the bark at Liverpool, Tne testimony of one witness, which wa amply corroborated, will furnisa au idea of the bru- tal treataent inflicted by this sea mouse Thomns CosteHo testitiet as foltows:—Iy about fitteen yeurs of a2e aud an urphan; on the 29h of Apri, 207, he abd anotowe boy vained Tuomas Furiom board the oark Ty H, Arm (rong a she was about Sates Liverpoo', aud bid themselves; the bark jeft shurtiy allerwards aud when bes oul (he pilut station they camo out of their hiding paces and weat ov dec Lodge, une ace called to them, gous of —, where do you come from? What are y dong here!” and immediatery ordered them wo be tied too stanchion Captain Ledge then tied tim toa choo, ued Mis Havas oebind of wood roi the Orst wate and rested ove oud on t “Geck, and put the other end—the sharp one—under bis chin, forcing tis head backwani, causms him great pan and +uilering. He remained thus Ged, with Ine bead jorced backward, ior beariy Cig2t hours, during which time a cused /epeated!y ca.ne ap to hia, Caugh) bin by tue threat and choked nim, and mede bun drink, forei- biy, bat @ pint Of sea water at a ime — Accu-ed, curing the whols voyage, illtroned him, and on se-era: occasions beat niin, Atier he had been re- leased thy stauch on, sed im bim strip time soil and get in tub (mace from a hall beet ) fitiod with sea w nd line, and ordered bit to wash bimseif, Accused then eted tue bov, horaas Furiong, Jou iower, bus rather more acti cones he |-aud made hia rap Witness with «hard brosu, ant then % 24 ibis. in merchaot orucr at d5ige., | bis naked body with a coarse sand paper—wiiness's Ho 49 (Ns York bbis.. in pring elippiag oracr .% | body being en sore aud bieeding, Acc ised at Keveral jt Gis, an Mi de. 1 bend At Wave." \uain Boe susied | gitspout times made Fo rlong Waal siuness in the +ea tre made of 10) oly coa/non and ennuon sucdies.¢ | Wer and ime, rub niu with w hart brusi, 173, Se do. Nu, Lat $4 oy, 9d. pale at and then wit sand paper, + (5 aud 30 : at 38, Foi Whoes siflerod greatiy feom Pea 0 tho wasiing and rubbing, aud 24, bdo W artive ai $5 bo. so salea of Linseed of “ but prices were unchanged, Ainerican benz quoted 81 3. BH Osher Kinds, though Gui, were steady at pre quowl REtmoLEOM rude wae bub little souglit afer, We eaniery being obtainable at idige in Vidi. A male Ws mania OC O) bolavin bulk for Noversber delive-y on Prive tera) be market for bonded was quiet and hc. pres were no lower, steadard white bets qu Aue clase, nt CF The suics were 310 0 rreis ‘and 3%) barrels Je. we; HUW gailons mit 1.00) bbls. do., for the balance of this montir, 7 and 1.009 40... 60 ci wee made of 10 io ‘Pigtail 0 vUSIESE Was jransacted, “Sales 160 vos. erade, ia suipp a. order, at Lon do, standard walle at Sige, Row ea yb Sue 1A do.» tur Vetove-, 0. out; 4 do, Tor November, aud 1bw do., Mor evcipta—H5 prog pork, 816 do. beef, 25) do. chages cut meats, The market (or york Was ry We Bat, 0e cra were disposed of at beet was ald mor” active, the ules being 18) tierces priine mess on pavate terus, Cub Mews contioued quiet, out prices showed hy chauge. Alera were gain uf 20,00) ibs. rough slides at 12%0, bucom was generally held at a trite huaer prices and in moderate deuand, ‘The siles wore 730 boxes Cumberland cus, for December aud January delive'y, at lic, ailtgc. the market tor lacd was only snoderate.y HIVE and Heavy; saivs SW bis. RE MMe a 145,c, Buster aud Cheese Were sleady and Lim ab previous prices, i but prices were unchanged. seed We heard of DO sales beyond Teported. Grass seeds were duit aud avin. si. >UGAN.—The market for raw was steady, with rather more duiug. Fair \o good refiaing Cuba was quoved 113¢c. a due. the ‘calea Looted up O84 binds, at Mie. w asivc. for alco 1470 boxes a Mie. a lige, aid: reined wae mn: ody at previews c. 4 166, soft whe, ‘4c. for yellows and ag Was Quiel. Sales also 1b. do greases Ye. TALLOW WAS scarcely 50 4nd only in moderate de- man, sales 85,00 lbs, at aie ‘a ldige. mig om id ies fries were steady. wiih sales ot 4) bbis. Western in bond at 6c. # dUc., inciud=q ‘ud ut the iatter price. THE PERILS OF WALL STREET. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BER«LD. New Yorx, Oct, 12, 1867. I baye been pleased with your exceiient criucisms in Tegard to the present movement in the suares ol two or turee railroads, and also with the good advice to out- sidors to “* keep toeir hands of” and not be ailjured by tho tempting bait whieh the “snarpers”’ are boldiug out to catch “gudgeons,”” I trust you will not cease in the good work, for, by your coutinunai roings you have undoubtedly prevented many a specutatve mind trom going “to that bourne from whence nv speculator re- turns (unless throug some remarkably fortunate cir- Cune.ancey—viz., tue Wall, Business wen diving im this city Lave wo good @ knowledge of the wicks aud Binds ted by combinations of brass aud capi- lo es te be drawn into the nets which are coaStautiy being sproad by un- prwcipled scouudseis to caica “suck. Ts.” What would tue credit of & house in this City amount to were it kKaown 12. Europe, among uy creditors, wat they were io the Labi of sivck gambung op Wall estroe. 4 What foduces aman to extend credit? He buses it on the kuowhd @ that the party seeking it is engaged in an hvnorable, legitmate, paying bus ness, ant that be is @ shrewd, carefui business maa. Were he cognizant o the fact that the pariy seeking a line of credit was in the habit of gambling in siocks, he would about as soon take lus paper as be would that of @ man Whv Was the propri_tor of a fare baok, As I have stated, frst class houses in New York are Mover Canght in Lhe meshes of Wail stro t “operations ;" bat persons Vi8.ong bois city frequently are, Yo show YOu & Case in pout:—About ten days § nce an aeqmint- auc? of mine, from St Louis. visited tuis city for the purpose of tuuking the fall parcunses for (we tirm o whico he is & member His A-quainiauce ju Wis city, tough somewhat limited, extend d to two or thie stock houses fa Wali wed Broad sirets, Last Fri called oa one of Lueve dirms, and during their co tion be was told im a contidential mauter Ly Uiis Louse \tiVe InformMALION Lawl there woud be ‘Aud that by puttiog up a margia of from It, Al! this occurred povi to Havana, At Havana witness on shure, and shipped ey the vark oLe! cused lad ium brought back vu board aud put in troas; and while in irons accused bea. wisa on the Lead with a chub aud O00! jacx, tue® marx Of which biows are yet visibl’, The cul tu court is ie oue the accused b at orm with, ‘The oark teft Havana and weat to Matangas and thence to New Orieans. During the voyage from Havana 'o New Orleans accusod repoaiediy beat bim thecud, On the arrival of hen at this port, Blewaid ou the bark made an adiavit against aceused on witness? behalf before Commissioner Hol- Jand, aud be captain was arre-tod, Crogs-exa:nined—When witness weat on board at Liverpool ue thought tie bark was gotog to New York, Woere be suderstood be coud yet work; be could get noue in Liverpool, and had va-money, aod went on board avd td istwuselt tlt the bark was at sea, Judze Holand .eld the accuse to bail in $5,000 to answer tu charge, remarking:—“I have patiently tist- eved to the evidence in this and must say that during over thircy years’ experience in different judicial positions in this cay, I bave never heard of a more var- barous and inhuman treatment of men than the evi- dence im this case ui THE C. VANDERBILT AND DEAN RICHMOND COLLISION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yor, 13 Cuamexxs Street, Oct, 14, 1867. In your issue of yesterday # an editorial respecting a collis.on on the Hudson river between the steamboats C. Vanverbilt and ean Ricnmond, This article refers to a Coroner's inquest, said to have been held at some point on the Hudvon river, It appears that some sort of an aquest was held over the remains of one William Ryan, ® fireman on board of the Dean Richmond; that a jury was empanelied, before whom the Coroner took only the evidence of some of the officers and crew of the Dean Richinond. No notice what of the inquest was givea to the officers or owners of the C. Vanderbilt, nor any effort made to se- cure their testimony. It must be apparent to every unprejudiced mind, as it was to the writer to pein that such an inquest was irregular and belly, emer: and a3 aa investigation for the satisfaction of the ends ot justice and of the public mind, a gage useless. [ne partios examimed before jury were persons deeply and interesied = in paving their ac:iona justified, as weil bafore the public as petore the United States sveamboat yr tuts istrict, who Lad power Lo revoke their pilots’ li Why any Coroner meet peta bye ie) Re a meut on this sanject ng, a ai which should be summoned ail the ‘oiirers of the aie boat, an well as passengers on board, and to thor- ow bly examine them, seems vo me, aud must to every reader of your journal appear to be, losay (he least, very straug’. it looks ratuer like aa effort to repress @ thorough and searchiag investigation iio the causes whica prodaced tue co.lision, .u6 owvers of ihe C, Vandervit court and are suxous fer an imvestigation, whicu wil satisfy the travelling pabiic a3 to who are to Diame in thus jeopardizing so many hvea, On their behalf, until that invesugaiion takes place, I ask that tue puble suspend ther judgmeut From te evidence now ja imy pos-ession, winch Iam ready to produce at the proper time and piace, it will bo shown that not onty there are two sides to this Pg bat that the officers and thos» in charee of the C. not to blame « particle for tat collision. ereiore, as the result of that singular inquest— without hearing our Side of ths caro—is Calculated to misiead pudlic opinion, to the injury of the owners and «flicers of the C. Vander- foo pute alltel all nego en re marks. 1 beg leave to eubseribs mvaeil D. dicM ATION, of counsel for the owners of the C, Vanderbilt, - MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. n* Marrh Avey—Cour.- On Monday, August 12, at Cairo, N. ms Wy the Rey, Waiver 5. Drysdale, Ctantas Lio Aury bes CoLs, daugbierof Abram Odeil, Fsq., au or New York. Doritty—Sweet —On Wednesday, October 9, by the Roy, Fredurick Sill, rector of St Auibrose’s, ALAZANDER Dorrty to ary A, Swemt, book of tus city, FeRnis—GAmaus.—Ou Weduesday, Veober 9, at the about three thous nd doilars, and i short” at 71, he could witun ihe ‘next forty-cigut hours | House of Prayer, Newark, NJ, ay the Rev. 8. A. realize st jeast Ove pet Cent on a turusand suas, or a | Piice, Garwoon Ferris, of Jersey om to Many O., dot prolis of $9,000, Khis yeutleman Laving euricoconti- | Aaughter of James 3. Gandi in» S » of Woodside. deace in this siatement ventured Mis mouey, aad to-day Gcaze—Waverncry.—On Weduesday evening, Octo- tho stock had taken | DEF 2, at&t. Apao’s church, vy to Kee. Thomas Gal- ho was iniceused by Lud House 1 ddew mse and that they Lad “covered” Lis sale at Tog, fearing a gree er thee, Gud Sirnishing vim with @ of the $5,000 margin deposited Doture there reiainod bus $3 his credit, Tae principal fea ure vi Araasaciion bs thas he houve i quesioa “uploaded” all the Erie they hao ov Saturday ot 73), aNd bare Stopped desiug at On | Weir own ACCOUnE Tow is beta sample of Wall stre:t tran-acti daiy aud hourly vceurrence. 1 tu the whole thing, Al MOCKS possess OMe 1Wirosie bu: when ine Madread, which las a targe loa dng and funded debt, 8 mortgage bouds extending t Lie Hith oF SiALb seriMs, and, D@jues Daviag BOVEral wadik F ed stock, aud receauiy having sudale rs the dead weigh of tie Maryord ie Foad—{ho rst move belag to guaraciee tour « ot te Doude—i say that wuen such 4 cvad as Uhis sells ia the market for sisty oF seventy cents on tie dolac, aud auviher, like tae Kock Isiund, for istance, & recuior tom por cent road, Wurch at this time is comvemplating an exifa sock dividend, ony Uiings 07 ve-0S m the 1 New York Centra, with « capital stock of Wo, tue enermnous sum of § Wines bas tue bardess Work in Whe work tiuaie SH per cent fi may ba relied upon Denmark,” Te preseus Movement aad Soutuern, laude, DD, J. Gisen to Casta, omy dauya- ter of Stepnem P, Waterbury, all of this city, Sakows:—Witrrsox,—la Brooklyn, om Sasurday, Octo~ ber 12, by the Rov, W. Fy Watktce, at the resid_nce of Lue bride's water, Wanigr canary, U. & N, to sien ae sition, of Drovkiya Ny cards, e. Robert Freeman, rector of St West Ubiadolplia, Jamas Voordeas, of New York c.ty, © Amanna Trap, of Lowis- burg, va, Birch. On Sanday, October 13, the wife of Thomas d dacguier of James Rusaiord, of Liver: Tweitth street, N. Y., on Saterday, Oc- ver 12, Mrs, Groom A. Soneva, Of @ son. evonsbire (Bagland) papers piease copy. Died. Otvober 13, Airngn Avores.s, mbers pany i, embers of ory and the frends of bis brotuer, Goo. aa also the members of New YorR Loge Wicd You Lave Fypeatediy calied at envion, Is got Up for jaie of tbe femple Chapter, U. y the ruly of sumebody—taat somebody being whoever | at. nod Polat Star lexlve, $40, 1.0 0. F., are respect bas Quiib\dy coogi (0 take them m te proveut high | ryiy incited to astead the fuueral, \inta (Freaday prices More pscucuiarly doce ches remark apply v0 | coon, ac halfepast Wwo o'e: vin 002 Tivingioa aires, Aric, to Which the aiteution of the manipulaiors bas | Cyyasaau.—On Monde 14, Pace Ca¥ Been spepinily directed for be last wu days, xact, anaiive of the par sh oi calee, county Kill« You Wil Couhnue your Warniugy io the pub keany, Treland, it too F UWeir band. olf aud $1ck to Lucie begiimare by Ke atuwes wud (ready are ro-pect ed to attend they are anyions wor raurond e funeral, this (cueslay) Alteruoon at tee oroiock, Jet then Watt uatd tos on his Jate residence, 205 Fursyih str-eu 1 Jones. wod AS tie Foad reduces its debt aad tenda towars " Limerick papers please evpy. | Decoming @ Gividewd paying rong, ite Sivek will reach COLEMAN. ds, L. 1, on Sanday, October 13, its proper igvel, Wot tu Ook ous CoKghe ecvemos and a Vices of a Combination of Wad 8 reet suarps, Who bare placed ive Were 14 cow is and are ttyldg (0 “unl ad” presout high price ob to the dusuapecting out. j for pruvesstonal spea.laters know—aad alive the matter can platniy 8 iar above What i648 ier ore will not do to hagdie, a jet them be confined to the Who MAKE 1h Weir busines Lo look for taein. ANCLSIOCK GAMULING. Unumnal quiet prevails at tho Navy Yard, fhe Itaho, storesiip, Ws weary ready for sea, aud will sail about October 25 for the Kast Inaia equadrov, via Rio do Ja- neoiro and the Cape of i Rope, The Saratoga, apprentice ship, is waiting for ber crew, and arthough unusual advantages are offered to o1d men- of-war'e men to ship in her, stil! her shipping articies ave Hlifng Dut slowly, She will remay York ior winter. fue Wampanoag bas neat! completed her dock trisl, fod wit! soon ”o 10 sea, Opinions at y much a8 1 the succes of her gared engines, The tysiem has been tried and experimented upoa in England for a number of yenrs, aud after spending au evormous amouat of ea Engitsh ongincers have given it Up, es for ematler clase of vessols, Cie: Engivecr bate solved the problem, many uvvbt ne e Fostiolu, ber of the new ciass of sloope of wor, on approncting toward corapetion. Tt witl fave neaniy tn months betore she is ready to receive her siores and equipments ‘Vhe work on the Vedseix on the stocks Is nearly ata > oa silly me we most likely be entirely suspended “nN Sabtae, ‘shieh arrived here on Friday Inst, is to remain bu jt ume ip this harbor previews to going imto winter quarters at New London, Conaeciicut, the PS aap for a mere song. some (wore to low that tbe government refused 10 soll them Gronk CoLmman, 6 Pear ¢ The relatives a ds of tho fam invived to ationd the Laver, his age y are respectfully sidcoce of bis brother-ia-law, Robert T. 108 Pierrepont rook!yn, Unis (Tueeday) afernoon, at two o'clock. On Sanday, Ociover 13, of consamption, fy aged Bis tmends and ty a, also of bis oruer, the late Luke Cor 2 ‘respacttaliy Invited to attend the (uperal, iro in bh ‘chare h of the Na tivity, Second avenge, oa Wednesday morning, at bait. jock, Without furtier myitation. —Oa Sunday, Ovtover 14, Rev, Save Conny, The reiatives aud (rends aro Loge saved wo attend the foueral, fv 13 late residence, 4 Lamartine piace, this (Hucsday) afiernoon, at ‘ares o'clock. Dereuptr. ~On Monday, Ociober 14, at his Lg ose Roxon road, near Seventy sireet, Nornmeania, Jour Drecherr, in ihe 96. year of his ag The relatives and friends of ‘family are reapect- fatty wviled to av end the fuaeral, on Wouuesday alters at three o’eiu a Ax At Ward's Teland, of Sarnrday, October 12, AN, Ju (hO 48.1) Your of Lis age, Ct Jaues V. The frends ant reimuives of uve farmtly Aro ree fuliy requested, without further reitation, to atte ou Wednesday mor ung, at » Fou ‘< h's church, Twenty cighta atreet, ney —On Monday, October 14, Jows A., oldest son of Henry and Cornelia Godfrey, aged 10 years The fr ongs and reitives of the family are reapect- faliy Jariied to attend the tunerat TO Sar vena hood, at paif-past one 0k, street, Grameen Kew Orleans, on Friday, Logg! 13, low Wi New York. e fever, Wri sans, Formerly Ot _ fully invited to attend the funeral, from ine residence ef bia father, 783 Washington atreel, thie (Tuesday) a one o clock. jonday, October 14, Col, 6. 0 Hzans, of ‘Funeral ‘ot ‘ae place at St, Nicholas Hotel, this Gay (Tuesday). The relatives and friends will please attemd withous further auuce. tves.—At Manhatianvitie, o2 Sunday, Oeiober 13, 1. ensue Evan, Lis), in spe Tie: year of bie age, Ris rewains will be oo pyeyed to > °plen’s church, where 9 sclemn mass will (eo. \- rated for Bis ‘are respectfully in’ acieud tne funeral, from St Stephen's s charch, tale yea pay at bail ae en o'clock, ‘The members of the Con‘erences of the Bosiasy of Sis Vinvent de Paul, im this city, are requested to assem! in the basement of bay ‘Book a thi Fea) uw woe, ot Daieians . w attend the funerat of Dr. Iv late View President of the Superior Comneit ot New ¥. sy ‘order, Jaqors.—Ab New springvith suivea lian’, ot vane 2% aten isiaa day, October 18> Mrs. an gi Jaques, widow of Isaac Jane Sogn. in tue 85th year o: er age. he retatt es and fends of the ve fasaily are respectfaily invited to atcend the fuverai, from (he Metnotist Epis coyat mere cornerof Honry strovt and First place, Svu'h Brooklyn, on Wednesday afvernovg, at vas o'clock. Kartesstkoni.—On honaay, Octobor 14, Cunistiay Hevay Kaitaxstrorm, aged 55 years, 7 months aud 4 relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invived to attend the funeral, from his ince residence, petra LT, on Weduesday afiernooa, at two Lawsov.—In Newburg, on Monday morning, October 14, | oxmetsa, wile of David Lawson. The funeral will take piare on “Weanes lay arternoop, at twoo'clock, The relaives and trieods are respect- fully invited to attend without further notice, Bullalo papers Please o9y,y. Lyox.~ At Katona, i county, N. ¥. Sunday, October 18, Rev. Warrsa 5, Lyox, ia the hth year of bis age. fhe reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, froin bis |ate residence, on Wednesiay moruing, at eleven o’el ck, wey —On Sunday, Octover 15, Masais K Marsa, aged 27 years, The reatives and friends of the family are requested aiteud ine funeral, froin the residenc? ot her tacher, Eoward Browne, East Phird street, unter’s Point, this (Toesday) a vernon, at two och ke Moong.—At Port Chester N oy on Saturday, October Jous J. Moons, aged 44 year he relaiives* and ‘rlends as are, invited to attend the funeral, at St, Peter's church, Porichester, this (Tuesday afternoon, at one oclocs, Trains leave Now Haven topes at balt- rosin o'clock in the morning. Paruurs, Octover 13, AGxxs, wie of Lawreuce Poilipa, Rea Esq. ‘of Kent, OE i Funeral from her tate resitence, 880 Broadway, this (Taesday ) a tercoon, at two o'clock. PLE riN.—At Morrisania, on Friday, Uctober 11, Ep- monn A. PLEsUN, a son of Eliza aud the late Wm. Piesiin, aged 26 yi ‘The reiauves and ‘ieleods of the family, also those of his brotuers-ia-iaw, Charles‘H, de Laiuwater aud David HL Fowler, are invited to attend the funeral service, at bis residence, Boston road, near Iiftn street, this (Tues ¥) afternoon, at vail past four o’clovk, sraius ieave Seeoy-aines sireetiat oalf-past two aud four o cluck ip the alternoon, retarning at six in the eventing. Sawyain, —Ov Monday, afternoon, October 14, at three siaoek, Kare, younvest daughier of Joon Anuesiey Eeq., of Ardiober, couuty (avec, Ireland, ana wile of Jous W. Sheppard, in che Sith year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are fully invived to aitend the funeral, on Wednesday afvor~ noon at two ecems, Som See ee eT 673 Myrtle fa a ‘day, ctober 11, Groros Srsxcer, SPENcer —O1 oase 17 years and 4 months. SupLow.—Suddeniy, on Monday morning, October ur. Sopiow, in the 65h year of his ‘age jotice of funeral hereaiter, Snyosa —On Sunday, Ovober 13, Henry Swvper, aged 19 years and Peete. fr rien tor ed Washington oe are bavited to aitend beg fui afierneou, at two o’ciock, from 611 pak hppa ge0ond street Sourawick.—On Sunday, October 13, Mamupa C. SeuTHWwiCK, in the 734 year of her age. The frends and relatives of the family, and of her son-in-law, Horace Prior, are invited to attend the fune- ral at the residence of her sov, Geurve W. “outhwick, 318 West !wenty-second street, this (uesday) afvernoon, at one o'clock, ‘Tuourson.. Paserey, October 12, of consumption, Revecca, widow of Aaron N. ey na and dauguter of Gerryam RK. Smito, of M riches, L 1, aged 34 years. The reiaitves abd trieuds are respectfully invived to atiend the juneral, (ois (Tuesday) morniag, atten o'clock, from ber iate residence, 306 East Fit:y-cbird street. DEATH OF THE REV. MATTHKW REYNOLDS, ©. C., NEWTOWNFORBES. [From ihe Freeman's Journal.) This estimabie clergyman closed a lung and laborious om ‘@ most holy and ed:iving doath on oT 18, On Friday the suiema office and bigh aaae for the re) of his soul were celebrated im the Church of saint }, Newtownforbu, Amo the cr present on the occasion were Very Rev. Dr. Dawson, Vicar Capituiar of the diocese; Very Rev. E. Mayaner, P. P., V. ¥.; Verv Rev, Jno, ree PL P., V. ¥.; Rev. Thomas Fitzgerai P.; Rev. G.. Yorke, AS Rev. W. O'Donnell, P, B. O'Reilly, ' W. Conefrey, P. aa J. Consirey, C. Me Pp ri c.6. F. O'Farrell, C. 0; Rev, J. Rey- mekte, Laetga rE eel, CG. C5 oe F, Kier. nan, ¢. C.; Rev E, Dufty, ¢. C.; Rev. Langan, C. Crt’ Hov. W. Braty, CC. The concourse thas axtouded at his ‘obsequies testified to ib? respect aud esioem in which the good priest was held by the peupe among whom be go long apd so zeaiously labored. After the religious coremonies a large aud- myst respectable funeral corwge a the remains to Longiord, where the Jast romains of the sa.ptly ond priest were deposived in the vaults attached to Saint Mili’s cathedra!, For nearly forty years be discharged tne laborious davies of an Irigh iuissionary priest, aud throay’ a long fe won tor bimself the love and respect of all witu whom he bad to labor. May he rest in peace, Amen. “SHIPPING NEWS ALMANAD POR YR voRE-—tiit Dar, pnd dé REW YORK, OCTOIER 16, 1537. 1 Cleares. Meamshin Fairbanks, Powell, Wi'mingion. NOT Tan Bark Dertia ee, Reid, Laverpooi Ven. - eeRs, Glasgow—W Neisou, se adie (tk Stoskinane Houerdac WF Sehma‘du's Co. Beiare Jun McCarty, McCarty, Marseilles —J . Brig Aflel (idan) Behumaker, Aut p—- nage. Brig Holiphook. (i, Francais, Leguora—sareh & suc. . Asptowall—w U Merchant & Co, pris Norntag Ligh “Marks, Arroro—l, Wi & P Armstrong, Brig Melvose, Ham (ou lll nd N ervey, Br tangent, ‘ues Cbarieatou—Brown & pave, posit jas Bell (Ur), Kelly, Sheivurne, Ns—Morcison & b A Albert Thomas, Rogers, Sarannah—Meniley, Miller Lnomes. Sex" Bea Brown, Croply, Charieston—Bentiey, Miller & sen ca 1) B Warner, Horton, Wilmington, SC—Jonaa & itl Rear GP Toplons Warren’ Notolee a nes 4 Behr Heury 4 Squire (uew), Dien, B o-aker ro ren ‘Star J Dally, Wall, Kizabethpori--H W Lond & Co, Bear Deborih Jones, Morton, Goswa—Fergison & Wood, sloop Deep Kiver, Burge, New Uovea—u K Kacceut & ro. plop Odd Fellow, Dyer, Greenport—G K Racket & Bro, . Avrived. Steamship City of Balumore (Be), Roskell, Liverpoot Oc end Sacgasiown 31, wih ause and ay jpaseenmers, to J: Viaje. Arcived'at Quaranta at 1AM Seauanip Baubatisn (Bry Wi Uasane iiverpont Oct and noenstows 2d, With mdse wid GH passengers, lo Wi wulon, Gen Gront, Holmes, New Ovieans Oct 6, and BW Fass fin, BLAN. to 1h A Croaweit & Coe Wesaer tained at the SW Pass by amron., Ne gue. in wheh the svoaiber Heroine, tour pilot Louis, a sinp aid & bark wee drivea astro attorney, ato mond and Norfolk, to Steamab p the Sept & with md 4's, kon B13) maw sip foo oY Sep. th tn as jan twa faring the for ducing MC Spaviding ascoman, of Newburyport, Mass, felt the fore yard overt ard a - arow abe 5 Bark Kicomke (ireek), Pasco, Rig Jaaeino mwachi & Brung Poe be. 4 » GOL sete Wilrniagton. Ad Lo Monevideo; pi stance, a part of the crew be- ‘pag Suiltvan, i 4d, WU daya, with sugar, to Th Seb JY Augur (of Crookhaven), Alduieh, St Kitts, 4 Gays, with sali. A Aovow. Yeu net, Mi uat St loo 74 alter & MME, & DeATY 90a vu, carried away Head di LDUEDAR, seur Amy M slei, e8, 0 Morrison & McDougall, Sagas, 1 days, with sugar, (i), U'Brtea, Nassaa, NP, 7 days, wich oranges. -o mn peur b bows, ———, Georgetown, DO, for Boston, Belir Seven Sisters, rowley, Grand Meuaa. Bear MB Mabovey (otin, Bohr st Crux. ale vregor, bear Ls Wa Pra Nekersou, Boston, ew Bedford, wor, Dighton, ravdence ior Albay Bor FL Lwadou tor BR PUK ADIITOTAL SAILORS LN ie ia SNOB Bhe Aided CAG Marine Disnatore Distarssina Suirwaek—A Casiine fishing vesaol was Jost on the New Brusewiek Coast on Monday, Tih inst, and Capt Sy venter, of Yeor isiagd, with ihe efew (xeventeen in mumver) were drow The vessel was bait and owned Aw common Uy bi 00 of (he men learo families, v Menon. , Lefore reported et ashore at the Heed of Loe Passes, ved up at New Urieans 8 just Bax (not ship) Mexaria (Hr), ashore at Cumberinnd aud, Wit oavanaal ist suet for Sane liver. Soe lew yeu BOF LVeW 8 LOL anchore aubad—siupposed LO be viiged. “The steamer Ajax left savadiuas (0 adsist Wer Brig Juvwer © Cana, Freesh, Banaay. reper te-—Set'2, la, 50 lou 10s uad s Heat ism Waien oat fore is, &c. bth inst, 2 mies sou or > RS hd ee Was obliged Lo pani wa ty M Philadelphia, Bas 4 Muang (Br), from Cow Bay for New York, ashore 10 wilee Wi ot Moncatiky hae buged, v4 Cuil of water, and was fold ab auction 11th ini from Remedios, arrived ae = a Nog oI before as gunk in f Brazos reeent severe gale gery attra gp by cen AF Boge, tram beltte fer Richmond, is reported pas 40 of Jamestown Teland, James Rivwr. Sereraianinp pare oes we t hau ber of by ld “a we Prossian bark Brumme!. hof, frei ow Want, (rabesso's bas arrived leaking. aud will nave to repair. Souta' 6- sporuioa, the wood varying (rome BAe to ne eatin th +, ue Wiad ue Rai am ran AGS turday morni. ae an hour wes at t Bi bout do dout pilots: cw ds bal seh, » scenes ee re ae re, bus “FP lic te ‘with 4,00) bola Miscetiagves as. from the yard of J E on. owned Uy oe : vues, au Garduer, whe is oumunand ber. Notice to Mo ents Prxonsoot Bay, Matxx.—\otco is Ce 4 —_ shah & » Pp foliowing new buoys have vecu piaced to ach W Penobsoo: Bay, “ai Tawar Geinpsvoste. Iarbas ied Suar bios, with the fo!- low:n, voarinns vz: Sorta end of Ficherman’s island ad Of okier island SH by W Buoy Ledge, whoa has 8 feet at bs re Rigetsamarca. ‘ae mene ah Sonruwnet t mpeeSher Buon, ted following beari 2 Ns po.ntof As Rone which ass eet at low Wass by giving the buoy a berth 01 30 =a ame * new buoy Lo InaArk tae eub org lean ive White Head Ked “par Buoy, 20 fea SW O: the ledge, whichghas nue Cees at low water, Tobe 0 the elarvoard hand gots \n, INDIA—WEST COAST—ALTRRAT:ON OF LIGUTS, BOMBAY, ARBOR, powsse Cavtie July Notice ts herby g'ven that iho iviowiag change ll taker place in the peat the eutramee Ww cumbay and after the Ist of day t saccne oe Baing Ligue esse) Bee tiny Sap meee 's- us inane of & ured cod light ae at presen — ¥ MARsivl . occrewry w Goverument, lig Pair! oy ge ribo bot ap ol. “wenores it ger to, Tat, &o. co Rod.van, Lambert, of Fairnavea, wich bie Spake Ship Ke ee oy aad San Hraucisco for Falmouth, Sep wiht aiatant Judd, from Liverpool for California, Aug Role Franels 8 Cutting, Tyeon, (com Liverpool for Savan- nab, Sept 24. Dinip City of Mobi ba from Cardiff for {Montevideo,. eekly Maud. Ai a for NT ork. Sept 3 er = agiat ae (by ieee chy of Lig oon tL). Sbhw Enoch Train, Lane. fi san Francisco for Liver- Bopt Zh, at 34.5)», low 5" AD Ameream whip. 4 veut I 28, from San Francisco fig Lavespool. sep 2h ia 34 21 No 3) 42 We Bark Dew ep 3 Hla ver, i inerneey Sept 24 for Bam Francisco, Nept 38, oif Usn ins (France). Bark Leoni Poe Beatie trow Calcutta June 18 for th et a3. Jat Bark Desde u uy pile. nearaating NSW, for San Frao- casco, Sept 7, lat 25 48 N, Jon Ls! 24 Ww, iraane ou te at Sap Rio Re Janets, O75. Bi a Dart: from Bangor for Phila- one AOE fa. oe pomedoai Foreign Porta. 8—Passed by, Dane! Marcy, Ross, from Ma- Sept 27—In port nchr Luey W Alexander, x ‘Aug 3—Salled, Bemiapbere, Bienes, Falmouth. K, AUS, ain Am Singapore. Srumer: for Basaran r- Bananas Ae aierwick: lates ae a pe i S)-Arrivod, Gambia, Hannaford, Phladel- pila for Leadon ( BAM eert Urig Jabes, for Baltimore % Covexstmr, Sept 8—Arrived, Prime, DeBarberio, New York xingroad S0th, Lydia, Skolie!4 from St Joba, NB, for 23—Arnived, Assunta, Lauro, Trieste re eee Towod throu: es ae Eis niered Prowse, for NYork, oe oh ui beld, Sargent, from Liver- pool for wi Wriieain.tor, Lonpon Oct Rex, Jansen do. 2—Arrived, Sir R Peel, Larrabee, New Yorks tector. Olean, Pe Wreastea, Sepe Iiecarsived. etiorraa i Micalt, New York. W Grifiths, Drom. stan 80-Of. Arthur, Schaefer, from Balti- Sent 28—In port brig Henry & Louise, Port Powter, for RYargi eta A Sapa ‘Sept 20—Arrived, bark Western Sea, Harding, Bont 29-08 Renchy teed 2th, Eastern Empire, Davidson: from hewanst!s tor Swan [scann, Sept 2 vg 4 RB Wal Moore, for Weyinoath Met 45, dt: i; Cigar hep a eral J ior Hague 3 use Tora, fa ms eas NB, Oct Oct M— Arrive Ni eu Baatr Athol (ir), Haine: brig Lilly, Titand far Phyo (sea ‘Lriaaaters). Clear ach” 23—Arrived, NYork. eee et Seauriveds Minn nana, Bursey, NYSE. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1d—Salled, scur MC Moseley, Grant, APPONAUG, Ri, Oct 10—Arrived, sehrs Vraie, sine je aut W (ireon! Boop nel W ¢ steumers Mary San ‘ord, or tg cus Morgan, tear Geo B Urto:, Onariesen: usdavie Kine, G aagow MEAL Mon, Oot 12 red Leod. Rio Janeiro; Cw Mage ane, Taree let Tstanda bark Wianifred (Br), Me rl XV (Swed), Norman, do; Fite Vix Boston; Proatiae Tobds, snow do: schrs % A Billet Niexer soa, Providence; Martha Nickola, smal and 8 H Tins, Wool, Hoboken. Salied—hip Southern Kagate; b inen (rem), James. Male (ies and Suite (80). rPraaces went 10 woe, Bids a. fee ved bet Chatiannogs, Fry. &t Sohn’s, PR, a BRAZOS ee tG ‘Sept 34-97 the ake. br Feta, Russeli, pie anil NYork (and was obliged to put to sca on ac. aaa funn ii Oleared Acre j A, Traoy, Tracy, Wash ann @rozimbo, Gilman, Nor Mi CUAL ESTOS. rears Cleared, eee Ww py er, NY Dit! Riess Monroe, Oct MM -Arrved, vis to Janet fer 5 ath, Meg Urennosh for Himore’ see Navasee for mers Wele Ons k—ariived, sour Ulpsy, si a Ddethport, —tatled, achr Enoch Prat!, Raker, Georgetown, fe: sent sche Mary & cilvavah, vatea, Eitesbeihs PRCWO RGR EWR, AS Ot Vice Wiad, Bretehe . van echew Vou \ er: Nain Gaara New flavor: Leaae iharkery Purvlere, -Bos'oa; Neweouy, dy. Aawie 1» doy a ork. YOUR, Oot Ne PM =Arrtved, aches Sidney G DG, fet, Bosion ton, 5 WoLwe Tyler, Seaman, Sinith: A'S Cuno: y JB fenry, Walk: i Mecariny, Simponn: Foun iat " Doush We siop, Baltie » York for anvera; tor Pu Ludetpnia: Perey: Yor Heine; Nelly Pouce, Sowers, wan ‘Renipart.tor sd and sailed, schr® Union, Averiil, New or 1h oe Hes oe By Yon We ie, Oot Ariens abi Mgreh t, Sprague, “ Boomer Cadiz, wwe (Py Oilert, Hava wr, N York. i {vot Te—cutie!, selre WD Mangam, %, xfd Boor, Brows, NYork: M Ul Read, Benson, Fhniadel hia, NANI UCKET, Oct to- arr ved, schy Sunnyside, Snow, a Dritt, Gilford, do. Oe davis, <=, and JP Wallace, Allen VPORT, Oot W—arrivet. betg Mary EB Thompson,’ Warren, Ge for Bosioa, bul, drig B Young, Hav, Roane or st iver Ga, sours ace P Hager, Susaders Haverstraw; Maria Lowes, lured, Bllzabetn- } bark. PONS WE HAVEN, Oct 12-—Arrived, sohre Henry Clay, Searas Jose sign aes Wa wick, sad George 5 hepplier, ler all co “tL BY IBLE oct 19, PM—Arrived, schr WH Sar. yer a Ming add Transit, v Boston, wack Fall ver, wpantn Mathews, Boston; brig Telia (late J. oh dal Suvassa; coor BOW jaraner, Yor’, Below, ng Re dy from Oro ft y . atenmna ipes, Hoi: la- ss shy tae Howland, Movie: bark Wavelet (Be), vi Me Aad eant ry Clarke, NYork. Ly Pits Cleared Ship 8 ollie Hard og (wew), Liverpool; sour Mi Anantrsve ce . Oot S=Arrived achra Thomas Hix, a Bron Ps . rn ul Maria Whituey, Mreston, ao; BS eel Pasian reved, ache Daniel Holmes, Ho mes, Pht P' aiiod— sehen bs Terry Geiitvey rclyde, seul + lath hatsey heey Vrreduaee, Here Bitzabette irtow, Freeman; Flying Hayles, Carter, Eis: lh, "aad Gov @ Quam, Ryder, Sora: beitport for Pawtucket. Sated—sears sivert Thomeh Taylor. Freeman, ade pom, AT dowland, Cony, Varker,» Vo Ris MONL, ct [1 —Salled, schr Amesbury, Amesbury, ANCISCO, Sept %—Sailed, Ship Germania, Bur. cy Dark Shamrock, hamrock, Bone, Callan, ets St | iad aren pratt foe tt ths re SAVANN AL, ET canaaee ‘A D Soull, Somers, 8t Jona, V4th—Arrived, steamship Herman ei Baker, New ON, 8 5 rig ina, Dart, BR foe ea Path ner Wee P Clyde, Powell, pire, Pe NYork. Nooo Hour, uct ‘eke rived bark Gertrude, Ather- SEER, Se, Ge waanen, ene. Ren