The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1867, Page 9

. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Frivar, Oct, 18—6 P. M. ‘The gold market was strongthened by the European news this morning, and the opening transactious were Mt 1445, following which there was an advance to 144%. At this point there were heavy sales of both *‘short’’ and ‘long” gold, and the price gradually declined to 144, but afterwards recovered to 144%, the closing quo- tation in the room. Subsequently on the street, how. ever, the bears hammered the market vigorously, and the price nominally declined to 143%, but at this figure it would have been impossible to buy any consideravle @mount, Doubts were thrown upon the probable occu. Pation of Rome by the French, aad tne fractional im- Provement in console and American securi- ties om the Londom Stock Exchange, report- ed by telograph, assisted the speculators for @ decline in their operations, The ‘ ‘short’ interest out- standing is very heavy and the borrowing rates continue igh, Loans were made at 34, 1-16, 44, 3-16, 3-32, 3-64 ®nd 5-64 per diom respectively in favor of tho lender of he ooin, and aiso without interest. The gross clearings ‘amounted to $17,274,000, the gold balances to $889,003 @nd the currency balances to $1,540,055. The further ‘weakening of the market for foreign exchange operated Wn favor of the bears in gold; but the former was owing @hiefly to & speculative movement on the part of a “Wail streot house with an English branch, and, more- ever, commercial reasong are entirely overshadowed by (Political ones in the gold room., What gold is worth Commercially wnd.what it ia worth politically are $wo Pistinot considerations, | Wall street is befogged as to the probable immediate fatare course of the stock market, which is #0. cliqued ‘that all oxperience goes for. nothing in forming an” * Bplnion, It is, however, generally conceded that if the Props which now sustain it were withdrawn. there would ‘breakdowa of more than ordinary force- and mag @itude, The bears-would gloat like vultures upon the ‘wreok of the present bull movemont, and it would be Yong defore the debris would be cleared away preparatory 0 another such Isunch on the sea of speculation. But bull cliques hold on to their stocks with bloodhound and they deserve credit for their pluck and ‘perseverence. They combine the two qualities of Brag and Holdfast in aremarkable degree ; but the Stock Exchange ‘ea vortex which swallows up the boldest and most skil- Wal as well ag the most timid of the navigators who ven- Sure upon its treacherous tde, and just now the bulls ‘are exposed to no common danger from the growing ‘Wearcity of money. The bears will do all they can to ag- @ravate monetary activity into stringency in order to embarrass the operations of thé cliques, and the position of the latter will before long bocome almost, if not quite, @ntenable. To-day the market has been devoid of spec- lative animation, and the manner in which it gave way ato in the afternoon is calculated to weaken its support from the atreet and correspondingly strengthen the bear alement. The cliques have still the power to rally the market, but it is liable to become hopelessly demoralized at any time, ‘The money market was active, but less so than yes- terday, owing mainly to the reduced volume of bu: ‘neeson the Stock Exchange. There was full demand for all the capital offering, however, at seven per cent on call, The pressure for discounts continues, and the banks, in view of their contracted resources, are re- fusing all but asmall portion of the amount submitted fo thom. The Western banks are very urgent in their fmpplications for rediscounts of produce paper, but {hese are nevertheless complied with only partially, the aggregate offered being far largor than that taken, Phe city merchants are complaining of the difficulty of obtaining the usual accommodations, and much incon- venience in the transaction of logitimate business !s the result. The rate for prime paper at the banks where ‘those offoring it keep their accounts is seven per cent; Dut the rate outside varies from eight to ten per cent, while for lower grades there is little or no market. The Treasury Department bas made a written demand for reclamation, through the Assistant Treasurer here, ‘upon the dealers in government securities from whom 48 received the alleged counterfeit seven-thirty notes of the second series, The dealers concerned have made ‘20 formal response to the demand as yet; but they have decided not to comply with it unless the case is legally ge Atolded against them, and they will proba- * oy notify the Assistant Treasurer to this effect. The department claims that the understanding fa that seotrities bought or converted by an Assistant freasurer here or elsewhere are at the risk of those from whom the latter received them antil they are finally examined by tho department at Washington. ‘@his argument is unsound, howe ver, the Treasury stand- ‘tng in the rolation of a principal to his agent in the matter, ‘and it 8 a well established principle that for the legal ‘gots of the latter the former is resfonsiblo, It is pro- able that upon receiving the response of the dealers ‘ppon whom the demand has been made the Secretary of ‘the Treasury wil! take a legal opinion upon the merits of ‘the question pending further proceedings, The specula- tive efforts of afew of the dealers in governments to Gepross them were eontinued to-day, but there was no pressure to sell from outside sources. Tho market was rather heavy during the forenoon, but it closed dull and Steady at the subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 411 1113 ; coupons, 1881, 111 a 11134 ; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 113% a 11434; 5-20’s, coupon, 1862, 111% a 111%; 5-20's, coupon, 1864, 10874 a 103% ; 5-20, coupon, 1805, 108% 0 1055;; do. do,, January and July, 106% 9 1003 5-20's, coupon, 1867, 10634 a 10634; 10-40’, rogistored, 100 a 100; 10-40's, coupon, 100 a 1004; Juno 7.0's, 204% & 104%; July 7.30's, 10434 a 104%{; Decomber @ompounds, 1864, 118%; May do,, 1865, 117% @ 117%; August do, do,, 11634 2 116%; September do, do., 116% @ 116; October do. de, 115% a 115 Xs The stock market was dull but firm at the commence- ment of business, and at tho early session of the open board New York Central sold at 112% a 1125¢; Erie, 71%; Michigan Southern, 81 « 81}; Clevelaud and Pittsburg, 844 0 86; Rock Island, 973; Northwestern, 46% ; do. proferred, 675; a 675, ; Fort Wayne, 100 (b, 8); Pacific Mail, 148; Westorn Union Telegraph, 84%. | Ab the firet reguiar board the market continued Gull, ahd the previous prices wore barely sustained. New York Central closed 14 higher than at the same time yosterday, Erie 1, Reading 4, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Rock Island 4, North. western %, do, preferred 7%, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred %, Oblo and Mississipp! certificates %, Wes- commercial bills, 108 0 10854; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.20 a 5.173g; at three days, Other bills were rated thus:— 5.167% & 616K. On Hamburg. On Antwerp. 2350 ry sat Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on provious dates:— in 15. Oct. 12. Oct, 18. 93 9-16 o4g - 08% 63 “4 44s me ne se The transter books of the Obio and Mississippi Rail- way trust will be finally closed on the 30th of November, preparatory to the conversion of trustees’ certificates into stock of the reorganized and consolidated corpora- tion, to be known as the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company, To those in whose names trustees’ cortifi- cates are registered when the books close, certificates of etock will be issued in equal amounts, preferred stock being issued for preferred certiGcates and common stock for common certificates, The range of the gold market in October tn the years 1862 to 1866, inclusive, was as followa:— Lowest, Oct. Highest, Lowest. 145% 1863... 122% 2 100 13g The following is the statement of the associated banks of this city for the quarter ending on the 7th iust., as compiled by Mr, W. A, Camp, the manager of the Clear- ing House:— on Teer. duly | ger. pro! OL Ciredlation B05) Fy iat as 9 Due banks oS a OMe —- Gi, eae Due sudividual de -positors .. 132.83.007 145.1 Unpaid dividen ‘897,084 Bont Total. ..isceevere ee ic peti Loans & discounts, $172,596415 $170, Bisa’ gongs ana rains. 72 Tue . .$9,428,664 2 BS "BNBGS Pec: pitt) 14,033,300 13,744,349 289,041 8,804,641 5,081,089 Dee. eons Ses ore 60,400,438 T.awsi4 Deo. Total... The receipts for customs and the recerpts, payments and balancos at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- pired | re of the week have been as follows:— Custom House = ————=-; eae Receipts, _ Receipt, Balances, Oct, 14. $339,689 $2,040,199 Ssaeges giog,ti9 401 a 431 8,35 5,424 \ 427,321 111,647,593 486 605.827 113,230,799 265,585 2,123,653 2,079,181 113,275,271 291,000 2,295,045 1,161,820 114, 408,496 A Chicago paper of Wednesday says:— The demand for was quite pressing to-day, the inquiry being of ‘a niecoliansons Lege es oe in many instances the market was Cee border: 1g On stringency. Outside ly ignored, and none ‘but depositors in need ae standing obtain recognition. The bank rate of interest ts steady at ten per cent per annum, but in the open market loans are daily made on Crane paper at rates equivalent to 13, a 23¢ percent per mont Early sales of New York fands were made between the banks at par, but when clearing house settlements were made up some institutions made concessions in order to obtain currency, and sales were made at 1-10c. 03g off—closing at the outside figure. oe counter rates were unchanged—par selling and % di count buying. me —s SALES AT THE NEW WORK | STOCK EXCHANGE. 7, Octe 18—10:15 A. M. 4 200 ahe Pacific M88 Co | ie a BE Se ae - “ 10 Fourth National Bk 1083 1000 8 rt Ld vo 200 se “Gs: 300 0 do 300 ‘300 Chi & 100 600, 400 600 Cleve 200 300 Chi & oa 200 Mi & ae met fe sisi 83 Co., if = Pas io ‘ia Bp 300 1 14836 Half-pnet Two o’Clock P. M. $10000 US 6'a, 5.20, 0,"65. 1 50 ahs Pac M 88 Co... 140% Lu U85.20'a.0 “tinew 106% 9) Mer Union Express 23 40000 US 6's, 5- ry a: iss 15 Adame a Bspress Co, 63% 1000 US 5-90.c." 200 a 93500 US im ao: 7 2000 US 10 American xp Go.. 62! 1000 7.90 T: us 100 NY. ae RR... tony fia be Fa 3 500 Erle RR. RR. ito Slave va Tol RR,exd 1h 200 Chic RK. . sg 100 0 ‘sis oF 625 BM” 1M & StPaalkR.. 46g 10) Mariposa preferred: HY Sonia st Paul rot, Big G Quickstiver Mining. 257 P, Ft W & Chike.. 2915 iS Pace Mail 83 oe 14655 90 7 doyeeceessese OC COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frrpay, Oct. 18-6 P. M. Corron.—Holders having granted a concession of }yc. per 1b., an increased business was consummated. The bulk of the sales wore of new cotion to arrive, About 2,200 bales changed hands at our quotations, ive quote . Upland: Florita, write. mOgT. i aT 16 is Hid 17s 8 9 a EM wig 21h ket for Rio was’ quiet, and’ heavy: heard cf no sales. Maracaibo was in good demand; there Were sales of 3.557 bags, ex Orono, on privete terns, and $9 do, a8 16Nc., gold, | Corren the market continued unsettled. There was 50,000 Ibs., at 250. for Detroit, He for Baltimore and 24}4¢, a 2c, for Portage Lake; 99.000 “ibs. Baltimore, for*the balanes of tho month, at 1G ones —Adgrsantine were steady at 23. for 14 ounce. We heard of no important, aston. Sperm and patent wore At our last quota forwas sicndy at $1 75. er kinds, in view of the scarcity, wore firmly the domand was moderate. Sales of 50 (ous Jamaica i d a} $1. gold, and 40 "do. Cattbagena and’ Savanilia 'untic a Daves axD Bree chemicals were enerally dul, hes, gold tern Union Telegreph 114. Pacific Mail was 3% lower, Atlantic Mail %, Quicksilver 1%. Government securi- ties wero heavy. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 closed ‘$6 lower, issue of 1865 3, coupon ten-forties 3, seven- Phirty notes, second series, 34; jhird series, 3. , Atthe open board at one o'clock the volume of busi- ‘meas was very light, and prices were slightly lower, New York Contral sold at 112%; Erie, 11% a 72; Read- ‘tng, 1005; ; Michigan Southern, 81; Cleveland and Tole- *, 10634 (x-4); Rock Istand, 973¢ a 9756; Northwestern, QOS & 46% ; do, preferred, 6734. At the second regular board the market was dull “without improvement, Mow York Central closed % Gowor than at the first regular board, Erie %, Reading 1, Mleveland and Toledo 1 (x-d), Rock Island %, North: ‘western, >; Pacific Mail {. Western Union Telegraph, & Government securities were a shade firmer, and cou- spon five-twenties of 1965 advanced 34. At the last open + board the market was steady but inactive. New York { Contral sold at 1123 (b. 3); Erle, 7134 a 71K; Reading, + 400%; Michigan Southern, #0%; Rook Island, 97%; » Northwestern, 465;; Northwestern preferred, 67; Weat- > arn Union Telegraph, $4.0 8444, Bubdsequently the mar. (ket became unsottied, and prices declined under a mod- Grate pressure to sell, Atsix o'clock it closed woak at * the following quotations:—New York Central, 111% 0 { WINK; Erie, 10% a 704; Hudson River, 126 a 12734; Reading, 99 a 90%; Michigan Southern, 80 = 8034; — and Pittsburg, 81.084; Rock Isiend, 06% 96% ; Fort Wayne, 99 8 903 geen 46 0 40%; Siwornaute Preferred, 66% 0 667%; Pacific Mall, 145 0 147; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2654 m 20%; ‘Western Union Tolograph, 33}, » 24; Canton, 44; Boston ‘Water Power, 1634 a 18; Mariposa preferred, 16% a 1734. The Mining Board has passed 9 resolution removing ¢ Mil gostrictions upon the ‘rates of brokerage clarged by , Sta mombers, Bus such te the pablic apaihy with re- © qard to mining shares that the daily volume of business ‘Me very trifling, the extremely tow prices now curren’ + failing to create s disposition to buy even among tho Gow specuiators who devote their attention to this clare of securities, and the temper of the market is stili bear- fon, At the first session Cogrolidated Gregory Gold @losed 20 cents lower than at the same time yester- day, selling at $5 60; Sensoudorfer 16 eonts, selling at 6076; Fadgenill Mining 15 conte, selling at at $4 40; Rooky Mountain 4 conts, sclling at 41 conte; Leaver gold at $11 86; Columbian Gold and Silver 10 cents, The foroign exchange market was further unsettled to-day by one of the leading dfawers reducing the rate for sixty daye’ sterling to 108%. The market was heavy ‘Pi the close, whom bankers’ bills on Fngland at sixty GATE Yory wunted nb 100 © 76 5 94 Uaxep days, 19935 0 143 Fy eon hep ity 5 soda at 84 Wa $5. ge Pe on private doin Pune cipi."a t 2iie,, gold; #0 drums a sd 7,900 Toe. reho rivate terms; at 37c., spot b) we fe gold, and Fesie? ke ling now: 01 biatch fs eotimated at 12.000 ton Fcsun no. Gnasn-hate 1.219 bbl, four, 465 age corn 4.318 bushels stent '299 do, corn, 101.150 do. oats, 15,! Tyo and 48,800 do. barley. The four market was decidedly aunt and heavy to- Daag, aud lower grades—such ae have beon for some time in most active demand for ex- port-—declined 100, «26. per bbl. without induclog much Business, California four was quiety and prices were lower. The sales were about 10,000 Dolan of which LOW bole, extra State, to arrive in December. ber at $10 75; ‘also 2,500 bis. extra State: ast roning, reparted at Southern four, w e males ted to 40 b terms; 5) do. heavy and very qui were limi Bye four was without material change. Corn meal waa stea Tor Marsh's calorie and $8 0 ‘% for ei rfine State and Western. a $9 Bitte te. a4 Ma 10% ore 40 758 1100 Gonmon to medium oxira Ll shots Westera: 5 9 ho Round hoop Obio, sbi; a bt 10a 1250 Round hoop Ohlo. brand oy] 0 ako Bt. Louts low extra. 10 Ha 1125 Bt. Louis straight @1 LBs 350 Bt Lous 14 We 1500 1500 a 169 10 6 a 12300 2408 150 Calli Al a 198 Rye flour (superfine) 7258 960 Corn meal, cit} + 6 s = 73a 18 60a 6 7a - ncemont 8 prices of which they were oblige: vo concede 2c, » 40, per bushel, at which a large business was done, several boat loads of No. 2. Mil- a pring was scarce aud was Waukee aelling at rel No. 2 at. No. t 2, winter being made at yester- ras quiet, but, rm, boing no seligre at below $2.7 for amber, and $8 Ve % for white. The sales were abou 178,000 pusbels at 2 0 $223 for No.2 Biiwaukes, 87 lot of cholee ac'gh i), 82:9 0 801 for Novia, $218 for 4,99 for White Michigan, California was 20 8 $3 35, unsettied, and a 3. vier The sales were about 160000 bustiels at iL 83 for Western mixed in storo and $1 $854 a $1 39 ye was dull and nominal at about $1 65 for prime agi aipevegs ae or. 0. (closing Cora was ri # ry afloat, Weaterm soy viper one . ¥ @. idinary at 1% “paahelw at St War oknats tid tor ee Malt wae nominal, Ontewere dull and lower. The 7 eh were about 90,00) bushels Wetern at $e. %88c., but nearly all at 825g0., clowing quiet at thas fgu ova r vere madera apr fae trent Britain, and the ‘ontinant w 198 were rally not Ao fem. ‘There prevalied. however: » tale dou ” or voese suitable for the grain and pattoloum trade, ahd several ware chartered; euerally at rates showing a slight Teellue us compared whth thoes Prevalent @ gow dare ago. "@ Liverpoo! of wi ty at poo 160 Ubla few atts. | 0 bi The only engrgementa we heard 21,00) bisheis steamer 7,00 bushel: ‘nour os wed oe ah a) a yushels wh hy rye bia he charters ¥ to the, Bratol ohiinnel, 000 quarters barks to mt 5 bg Americans 4 Lid, in ebiy | activity, and ere long the | If the present opportunity be uot improved HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, '1867.-TRIPLE SHEET at 7s. a 7s. 6d., and least taken mre Feud Two ro ben — with too ‘BO Witness appeared against her she was acquitted.’ GuNmy CLoTH ky rin ‘aed obtainable at rh oa Raas pte] dull and nominal at 2c, anes — ‘er no ales of Importance; prices Hors. —‘The demand w were stead wh ica ni ie ant cue Prices ot iy; sales Manila was dui other kinds were tikewlse dull and worsina Hay was without decided change, bein mand and ule gady. Shipping was. quo TnoweThete wea ttle doing sa Soe feeling pervaied the market ve note males of a eae He ines, £5 chip, at ey a ty days internal raed, and steady at $40 for No Zand ‘1 for Nort Amerionn was Luween.—With moderat active and steady at $3, three Lime was steady at $1 50 fc mn Han waa dull fod finial aie ea Fenian LASHES Continue ft db bhds, 16 tes 43 bola. Cuba murcovado; ial’ bhdee don, aud tng do, Porto Rico, all on private terms. a a lea were male of W bales prime New Orleans Naval Srones.—Tho market for spirits turpentt unseliled, and tho demand was modgrate, the esies bala confined to BW bbls. at 5c. a 56ig0,, Including 10) do, on private i gaden rade mnenting Pat steady at ion ere quiet, ya! ices were without material change. Sales, qa vbis common at $3 55; ai . eT Bh) da" strane’ a at st tnd’ a small lot No, Lat 86 2. wan Gull and howe at fo #23 ordi ‘but uenanged at $3801 ‘or do. 8] ‘Olive SS ictee et » Other kinds were ly uns Port O21 bbls. beet cut lard. The ae the pork market at the a ter vee, ‘ay, Frarbotacbocguesty i to for mean Bu tee riled Father ary anda slight reduce spect in. 60 for mess, Beef rematned quiet and prices wore I ittle better than’ nominal. Beef hams were dull and nominal. Bacon POND io fair jaest for future eevee and we note sales of 2 limberland, for-Deceinber and Januarys at igo, which is su improemout Oct trent on ial but frm, with the exception of pickled shoulders, whic! ‘There were no sales of moment. "Lard ive. e sales were about 1,500 i tide. Lge, tor seam and Tie. to. Taye. 0 Lasgo. for “xettle ren. dered, the last an extrome rate second bee aa eal Ce eee ut lower prices were. acc The sales bes 2,000 bbls, ‘in bulk, dcliversple at ‘comma asec Pd ir, the gales being 2,500 2,800 ‘do, do. on private terms, 1.600 do. do., for the balaiice of, the month, pa 833¢., and 1,000 do., for November, at 34c. a Sigs. Iino we note furdhot sales of 260 bbls, at fe. In Sect phia the sales were fair and the market was stronger. Si £5,000 bbls, standard white, for October, at Bic, «34 2,500 do. do., for November, at 24'c. ; 1,000 do. do.. for \t 880, do, trom: November to March, et eThe market for raw contioued quiet, and aneet heavy. Sales 237 hogsheads, at Lise a1? Rr tor Cuba and Tasg0. for do. clarified ; also 308. bo Ie. a ned wax quiet ut prices. were ‘unchanged. Stan. dard hards were quoted 16%. a 16%c. ‘Skxps.—Calcutta linseed continued to decline. The de- mand, however, was fair, a sales dn addition to those pegrioualy 14 ted) being sin Boston at about $2, roid duty paid, Clover was dull an ipominal at 13)¢e. a 186., hile timothy was unchanged at $2 8) & “aries All dvecriptions ware dul, bu in prices we ha ig rere yy png of consequence were reported, but pre- Saad eee Gacexmied Jonbecs" Voeee awa THe mn’s, $426; Marshall's and Cds ington’s, 4, $3, and Turk’s Island 55e, fanaa demand was moderat nt prices ree Tithout decided change, Bales, 26,000 ‘ibe. at 14350. » Also lo. grease at fo, a 83zc. [re continued dull and nominal at 63G0., gold. Tosacoo.—The market for Kentucky was moderat tive and prices were quite uniform and firm. Sales 213 bods, at 6igc.a 18. Of seed leaf uo sales were rej it other kinds we note sales of 207 bales Yara on private terms and 160 do. Havana at a Me. TALiow waa in fair demand former prices, The sales were 175,000 Ibs, at 12c. » 13) Tin.—Pig was antes the sal ics being confined to small lots of Straits at ‘25%c. Banca was uomlual at 27c, aud English bas tote ; all gold ooking KEY. —! pte, a7 bbls. The mar pemeining set {from 880, 10 38. for New and Old state and Wea ‘There were sales of 200 bbis, within the renee A Wont the os sis tic is exceedingly Hight, and while very ine whic previous the'to the se supply is = ibsral ~ “obtainable fat easier month are about 12,000 1 Eaiitorni ‘a ‘alighlly more active, “but heavy. In there iw nothing of, consequence doing, and in nominal, The sales nfine 66e,, ineludin g10,000 Ibs. do, at 650., 12,000 do, Indians ad Wester ‘s00. 4 0,000 do. Calif Ot foreign we note the call of REVIVAL OF THE SHIPPING INTEREST. Effect of the Part! Crep of Europe o Shipbuilding. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw Yorn, Oct. 16, 1867. The partial failure of the cereal crop in Europe and its influence, present and prospective, upon commerce and trade are just now occupying a largo share of atten- tion. Among the first results of this failure is the extraordinary recovery of the American shipping inte- rest from the great depression of the past few years, under the influence of the export movement in bread- stuffs. During the past three or four years this great and material interest bad been weighed down by burdens heaped upon it by a shortsighted, radical Con- gress, which, through imbecile legislation, hed well nigh annibilated it; and its partial recuperation under the active export movement in breadstulfs is accord- ingly cause for general congratulation, not only among those who are immediately interested, but among all who have the general welfare and prosperity of the country at heart, During the prevalence of the Inte war commerce naturally sought protec. tion from the Anglo-rebel privateers under a foreigh flag,’ and American shipowners, finding their ‘occupation gone,’ were compelled in sel{- preservation to seek safcty under a noutral flag. And in this way only were Amoriean ships kept in active | employment, even a part of the time, But the hopo was entertained that, the war once ov American commerce would be fostered by Congress, and its re- cuperation from the great deprossion accelorated. Per contra, among the first enactments of Congress roger y= | the retransfer of vessels to and piacing an abomiuable tariff on Failure of the Grain Our Commerce and nN all articles which enter into the construction of so that our mercantile fleet was per force kept ridicalousiy emali, and shipbuilding within the limits of the United Statos was virtually prohibited. Aud thus far our purbliad legislators have failed to discover the foolishness of the policy in | have pursued, though it haa been apparent to everybody else. Bui, after some ofour most enterprising shipping merchants have oe rained, and others well igh forced into bankrupte; through no fault of own—there is at ao ts Mey £ gral BT beg oem ‘The failure of the Eoropean in crop haa de for American See lus wheat and corn and flour. °. great demand for ships and the high rates of — now cur- ront take us back to the days when our noble. American clipper ships, heavily frei op ith American cereals, dotted almosi every sea, ia ia, indeed, a eb time for the handful of American shipowners, wl oa the | Or and enterprise and determination have withatood U radical legislation of the past few years, and no one will grodgo them the just reward of their verance under eich discouragements, The demand for vessels may not long bo as active as now, nor fates of freight so remunerativ ye there is every probability that there will be active and profitable em: maging for Anver' sbips for many months. Besides tl e movement in grain the demand for American cotton Europe will call into requisition a large amount of toi nage, in addition to which the petroleum trade will cer- tainly provide employment for « large number smaller craft; so that the future je bright with promise for the shipping jaterest, But remove the exorbitant duties ou shipbuilding ma~ terials, and our ehipyards, whieh have been deserted for so long a time, would soon prosent 4 scene of unwonted mericat mercantile fleet would approximate its whilotm greatness and ot ars before favorable preenie” ite And in view of this fact, will not learning wisdom from | experience, eonsent to abrogate some of the obnoxious I Americana commerce has been dwarfed, and a b bipping Interests rendered Lg a another #0 past a. monished our law makers that the sands of radicalista are about run owt—that radical legislation is tuimical to a healthy development of commerce and trade, Can they not see that the people are determinedly opposed to a aystem of legislation which dwarfs the natioual energies 4 retards our national progres Can they not seo (he handwriting on the wall? Moat surely has radicalivam been tried in the balance and found wanting; and We Warn of ti that the time has come fort which bind them to the few radical’ marp! tually con nattonal fogistation, and if the; tate much Tonget their Wisc, will have Neere passed away, yw that antry ie at ‘and pational debt t# decreasing, and the Loses for “epecial Jegisiation has passed, the people are becoming w of the delay in removing some of Che aborminable eo ments of the past fow years, and among the tnost obmpx- foug and wajast of these is that which bas virtualiyepat an end to ehipbullding within the United States aad dwarfed our mercantile marine, ee es AID FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS. 70 THM BDITOR OF THE BRRALD. New Youn, Oot, 18, 1847, ‘We have to acknowledge the receipt of the following te | | bath § for the . 7 * rs Fg: hs dlamgpnemorangindei Orleans :—¥. ‘a Public Inetitu- tion, i; vata, meagre Bier oo SHIPPING NEWS. eve 10 46 eve 12 68 ROBT OF ew YORK, OGTOBES 18,1837. /0 Cleat I suainlp Clty of Baltimore (Br), Roskeli, Liverpool—J Ae sarge 9 Europa (Br), Craig, Glasgow—F Macdonald & Steamship Pereire (Fr), Duchesne, Havre via Breat—G@ Mackenzie. wee patlp Sappho, Lingo, Wilmington, NC~Murray, Fer- Sigamship Loutsa Moore, Wallace, Newbern—Murray, Fer- Ship Ontario, Hosmer, London—Grinnell. Minturn & Co, Snip Union, Austin, New, Orleans —N M Brigham. Labor, a. Binckea, en (Br), Raymond, Rotterdam Bod & Bark Argean, Lindsay, Barcelona—J W Elwell & Co. Hark Row Dodge, Hooper, Buenos b Boks | Alexandre Bark Banshee (Br), Henory, Buenos’ Ayres ~Snow & Bure Bark Southern Bells (Br), Robinson, Mont irk Montezuma, “daimond, Seviease T aTa Dwight we fan Adela‘de (Ham), Burens, Port su Prince~IT Bark Mare'C Pos, Ross. Eilesbethport-<Raxter & Merrill. Brig Ben Nevis th, ioaond, Adelaide (Australia) ib ak ie Excelsior (Br), Cooper, Hamilton (Bermuda)—Dun- Brig Union (Bry, Bracy , Pareberoy NS-J.C McArthur. Brig tary natok Pe t Soke, NB-P T Norlas & Sona, Rehr Sa nt’a Petre—B J Wenbers. Sehr Mailda (an, Bivens, Bt Jago do Cuba—O Ludmann set cased Fa Vuttee, St Ar stine. hres bea Sal iM igs Dackiontlig Warren Ray: Scar Wi oon LD Schr Helene Batre, 2; umiagage, NCW Ho Jonas ral & On Sohr Enoch th Moore, Chambers, Alexandria—N L McCready Schr Union, Abrams, Baltimore—Bentley, Miller & Tho» Schr Horaes L, Francis, New Haven—@ K Racket & Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence+@ N Stranahan, Bteamship Irene (Br), hart, Sisal Se) id Ha. vana Oct 10. with mdse, fo Vivo Macias & Co. Had strong northerly winds the eniire passage. Abseousn light bearing NN les, saw steamer Rebocea Clyde, hence for Wil- Br), Lookhast, Hamburg, 40 days, with mdse, (oR MBloman &Edvo. Tad heavy Weather: lost torotop: Seen Oct ¥, iat 66 81, lon 4587, saw bark Jehu, Bark St Bernhard (Brem), Bahrs, Girgentt, 60 days, with Drimetone, to Charles Luling & Co. Sept 12, lat 34'31, lon 2, spoke bark Emilie (Brem), from Leghorn for New on Bria Lucie (Pras), Jassen, Rio Janeiro vis ti Roads, Bars with coffee, to master. we See Brig Madonna (Br), Jordan, St Toate, WCA, 87 days, with Pegnute Ao 0 14 tie 88 Kington J 28 days, with 20 iy sa by mn, J tl be Suet to 0 A DeWolf. Tet inst, party te 7h 3b, saw nd sacha tc od, “apparently. asel, supposes oonel Ben Neris (Br), Forrest Cow Bay, CB, 14 days, via igen with coal, to Brett, Son & Co, Be BY jerry, Colson, Boston, 8 days, in ballast, to J E Sehr Ma Sohr Mery? Loutsa, Gaakitl, Wilmi Bear White Seay Bl Pearson, Georgetown, Dt F Lang, Mai Sehr @ WW Cus rd, Newburyport hall, Provincetown. ‘W Cummins, Boult, Rondout for Providen Nailed. The U8 sehooish Sabine. RB pen, wry, commander. sailed 5 AM to-day for we FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTSLLIGENOB BEE ANOTHER PaGk. Marine Disasters. Sonn Evroras, of Rockland, Me, abandoned off Cape Ann Zech inst, was driven ashore at Seep Bank, Rockport, on Saturday, The vessel was taken in chargs'by the wreek- master, aud sold at auction to Jas P Grimes for $87. Scur Ja0on Rarwonn, laying at Lawrence's wharf, London, took fire about'l PM on Wednesday, from a Pei of pitch ‘which botled over: upon the cabin bre aud Lighted. 9 fire was soon ex: shed, after damagi vessel to the amount of about $280. Bs) Scnr Ipa Nicwotson, from Savannah for ——, put into iiptogton, NC, 16th fast for repairs, having lost her bow: Scun Gro Dansr, ‘at Portland, 16th, inst, reports sailed from Hagnna Tih ist, and on tho sth, SW of Ht en- conutered heavy NE gales. in which aprun; ‘ales s chipped large quantities a9 of rater, and was 0 ep all hands t the pumps 14 hour water ip the held; shat a00 Genes ot sugar were badly: damage 0, Oct 17—The party who left Quebec for Trinit Ti} wad got off Whe bork Bid Hacks ashore there: re, {urhed to Quebse on 18th net with. the apparatus they had taken with them. ‘The captain reports that the pumpe tried, but with no effect, asthe water gained on 1 the time, and that ft ‘will be dificult to float her. he repairs on the staamsbip North American completed ut Quebec. "She is shipping a cargo of Liverpoo! in abou! Miscellancoun. Surp Apainat (Br), before reported sold at Savanna 12th inst for $4500, was well found in every respect, and the Savannah Nows & Herald says a moderate outlay will make her a No 1 ship. 1084 tons, built of oak, in Ports. ‘and now in tolerable Oe was sold by th inet for $82,300, fesara Thayer Surr J Monrcomrry. mouth, Nf. in it auction in Boston 1 vial ware pila tesa Weal aA ae a tleello, from jn, into Newport night of 13th ceed first fair wind, with a Frank H Sawye: passenger on board bark Hanson Gregory, at Boston from New Orleans, jumped overboard on thi {Sept aud was drowned. Lavxcarp—At Millbridge 15tl rd of J W Saw- yer, brig Shannon, about 450 tons, old measurement, double Keck. fo be commanded by Capt David Sawyer, who is part owner. “The ship Merrimack was launched 16th Inst from the yard eal & Co, in Portsmouth harbor. Her frame is built New Hampshire white oak, is 171 feot keel and IMI feet on dock, and will measure over 1100 tons, She will be com. manded by Capt B F Jacobs, late of ship Grauite State. From the Gilchrist yard, Thomaston, {ath inst, substan. tually built ship called the Kendrick Fish, of about 1300 ton! burthen, owned by Alfred Watis, Samuel Watts, Jos Fish, Thomas Dunn, and Capt Edward B Watts, who is to com: m held on brig Mon- ton, a put od ae will pro- launched from their . old measurement ell & Rumble, of Harrington tan nded by Capt N W Oct 12, a brig of 32 John rington. Whalem nm, t9 be cornu put, clean, was at Bravo, Bark Minneso York, with 315 bbie sp Bark Arnolda, all well. Spoken—Oet 12, no shall, Fairhaven. < Sapo, of N was at Fayal Sept 1, tol rowel, of NB, was at Flores Aug, claan, |, ae, # r John Randolph, Cogs- i 2. no lat, ke, bark Roman, Church, NL, clean, Re to Hurd's [eh all well. Nodate, &e brig ¥ HiIl, Freeman, Provincetowa, with 18 bbls sp. Spoken. Bark Aurora, from Mobile for Boston (90 reported), Sept 2, of Matanzas, The captain, mateand half the crew were down with fever: the vassel waa jn charge of the second | § Wilsou, of brig Idella, at Fore! Ports. Anucrno, PR, Sept 29—In port schr Aleora, Talbot, for NYork, es, Aug 25—In port ship C B Hazeltine, Gilke bas eels . Aimersion” (Br sae F mann, Pe bia ta; daa Welsh (Br), Hates. SM Bigelow; Caroline it, Pret amn Prot for Yorks PLarraves yeh ond ” Plotter, ‘ar Fi ees ‘nirdie (Br), Waycott, sad Hadneh O, “Des Sept 3 ‘25—-In port brig Robt Mowe, Hotebkiss, for Ror: to sail 30th, East Caicos, Sept 31a port bark Irving (Br), for NYork Qdaye. id eee a vey haveanlea ea rigs Vivi and ‘jouu'orities NYorky Mii Boston: Ant Cigared 1210, barks John Gritin, Downey, NYork; EA mate, (The above is from C: Philadelpbia.) ade une; Barnard (Br), elmpincatt,. Philade}| . in. TiveRrroot, Oot rived, ship Cremorne, Gates, San Francisco; Iéth, steamers Ontario, Hallett, Boston; 14th, Propontis, Higginson, NYork. Prenxamnvco, Sept aay Pye steamer v en. Leni, from NYork via Ceata for R coaling; sehr Mag: Se yor doug, from NYor Port Sraix, #ept 1—tn pork sche Lilly, from Norfolk, leaky Rio Janerno, Sept 7—In port ship Ella S ‘Thayer, Thom ew Origen idg, barks Esmeralda I Nor * eck, son, for for NYork, ide Norris, Reed, and [ren Queer, Kvana, for New, Orleans 40; rigs »_ Monitor Bteln: gerber: Teloki ( 5 (Br) Ger trude (Br), Enoe! jaid Bn) bunbo: a1 eraid (Br), Gruchy; Sir Htobt McClure (Br), Grifiha, and Sea Fost, Freitas, all for NYork do; «chra Cha Heary (Br). Crow, for Mobile do; Inland ean, (BF. Carron, tor Balize (duth of Missis. “ TEs fa por morn Marmion, Berry, for New Orleans: Palmyra, S:vory, from Boston for Buenos Ayres; Catherine | Whiting, Robinedn, une; ships Wm MH Prescott, Batchelder, for Sap cixco (with cargo of ship Vitu vail (Br), for Savanoah (old); barks Templ nero (Br) Jeand Goniest (Br Dare: Hraees ‘stbre une. (Nor sen, NYor! rm, Bampton ‘Rouds for orders. , Oct W—Arrivod, brig Aylesvord (Br), Mine N York. a CRUE, Oct d—Ta port steamer Virginia, Deaken, from sisal for Havana and NYork, American Porte. BOSTON, Oct I7—-Arrived, aches Pathwa: Kor; 8 Fish, Henderson, and Thompson, er own, DO;.Anti Rich, Lew: Bro © ‘ad F Fish, Davis, Baliimote ; lama Broad dod. frogt Mary B Simi Digkmore: Eliza Bartle, Smith; TF Tashet, All lon Scull: Trade yy EE hier, ‘ord, ‘sod Boundary, ral flenderops, hl id Bawyer, Elizabeth he gh ae ad Gry Cann, T worpet tig NYork barks Pembroke (Br), Skaling, Monte nd Buenos | Ayres; Richard Irvin nen Sherburn, Newea ators brist, berks Le ge ae Pinel tor, Liverpool; Lucy Onw ina, Jorsay Whistier, P ae} and 8's NY¥or ‘Satied—Ba brig Lew's Clarl 13th—Arriv: i Tenedthent Hen Cadiz; bark War reo Hallett, 4 Tat ott, Afrien; brig RM MW thesten Deorgetown, | pe acura ‘t Kilby, Reed, New Orie sas; E 8 Gregory ORR, Hert , Shut S PALTIM RB, Oot 17-—Hrrived brigs Tenae Carver, Shute, Distant Oake amen Edwards, and Siteteon, Rogers, x hase ane anne (Pragh, Preoriete, Nonteriden pesos. Ayres; sohre John jum, Keliy, Boston : Lag | Bimmone, Gandy, Hol ) Major O ‘huey, Phillipe, Je | tet see lar Biar; barke Maggie Hammond, and Ha—Cloatody brig Misstanlppl It), Doe, DEIMAFASRy a : ott Patern peorosans POR INDIAN GoODa, Palermo; roy, Now. BANGOR. Oct pigening | |e ae Bur, Mi H ing sabe Pe Re GriMth, Cobd, Phila GgdkALED PROPOSA, HAR LBS hal S—Arrived, steamship Manh 10 be ved tena road o Worthai Wiest! obra Vapor Bogart snd @ A Cookin, | lo'slvcx'M., on ‘Friday, the 15th day L'aniels, do, for Ma ta the Famine jo ineveia rs siled—Sohe F Merwin, Aldrich, Jacksonri! steam) ‘named io the follow! _ 3 Bchillenger, New Orleans; J “Living: FIRST CLASS— MACRINAG BI BULAN wy red, sah Li D Small, Tee, Phil. MEAN Dpolnt white Mackinac Blankets, to meas adel: icin Sean Beale tairn micas. Bio prick een Blankets, to measure Bs. : aie Mee Dk emmn vd 9th, aiste Patten, panies oh, sohys Eulota, nbc and Ju GEORGETOWN, ©, Oct 17—Arrived, achrs Charlie B Jones Goodapeod, dasion; E MoLain, Sleeper, Richmond, pairs 3-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to measure 60x7S + inches and weigh 8 pounds * 825 pare Bg-polnt scarlet Mackinas Blankets, to measure ‘ os and welgh 6 pounds. ¢ soni toat sare: Mackivac Biankels, to memaura 42x =} RatiotScbru N & 1 Gould, Crowell, Boston: J $ Weldin eaten Soper os woaries Naan area. Bris; Hele a Hoyt, Crammer, Provide WM | go) paiva S-polut fudigh blue 3 Mackinae Biante, ty measure fT HOLMES’ TOL, 60x72 inches and weigh 8 pounds. Get A EM—Arrived, gohes P Boloe, | gop pairy ais -potn Gaanblows, BG, fw Gosue; Macy ie an 4 digo blue Mackinac Blankets, ‘0 pa Ce Ga for, Botton Soneton, Piutklin, NYork tor det Daring "itp ipo inky Se ee eee awn > iy, Hopkins, do for Bangor: J 8 Lane, Cabb, Bil - meee” port tor yan: Abby cae Perry Fadyerilie for, Ports. inches and wel gh 43¢ pounds, et mou! laske, Strout, Port Johnson for Salem; Clare SECOND CLass~OLOTas, er % Rauvkia, Reakia, do for Portia; Atlautic, Oakes, Bangor moans fancy hist blue (oth, Bailed—Brige GeoS Rerry, Ellas Dudiny, Matilde, Hi E MeGiivery, Geo Prescott sokre Win Wviaan elacBr), | Samu yards Sived list bise Cloth, ohm Waggien, Nant Fre Ski BSoues! | ’23 parde anved list woarlet Cloth zon, Artio Gorm —! ry “ THIRD GLABs—DRY GOODS * with; AM=Salied, ail before reported, except schrs Mail, PPT ll iy Toni ‘ NEW HAVEN, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs PF Brady, Brown, ‘ Elfzabathport; Grand Island, Sweetiand, Norfolk; Con. ‘ mectiout, ‘ampbell, New Brunswick. BY WEST, Oot 16—Sailed, steamer Liberty, Bain, Bal NORFOLK, Oot 16—arrived, achr A P Cranmer, C | R er, “au Ben} Delano, Staples, Marans, ? reiveds ache § . ‘ New tty, andere B Hogan, New Bedford for } 6.900 yards hickory Sbirting. York. Mount ope, enham, aud ¢ § Lewis, Rockland for | 13800 sie brown Sheetiag, 4, t Wate: Chase, New Bodford for da ite irks. 4 Se DEORD, Oot lee satiod, ache Otis, Chaso, New | foneari ei ote oy a Flower, vee ce tephea Waterman, | 's 59 yards Plantes (acnorted-colorer’ EWS! BURYPORE, Oo fohrs George Kil- 3g yards Dentms, Stanley; Stal ae ripe Hugel, Robinson, 000 yards 11200 Sarda Cotouades, ' 300 yards Cheoks, Stripes nod od Platts ut ‘ oom no PSE Sa bares . Sr Lid ved, aches Daniel Wabster, Woboken: 17th, & icone Philetelph ee NORWICH, Oct 16 Arrived, prota ies A Lowoll, Elina bethpor Jor'Porter, JJ Worthington, and Li B Ives, Phila~ delphia. handles, mith Arrived, sche Henrietta, Philate:phia; aloop Bmma | %9,dce8n b best cast sise! Half Axes, fromiptgitt urber, Souti . es Sailed—Schr Maria Fieming, NYork; sloops Active, and | £00 © np Ketton anorved i208) oma al ty mma. Arrived, brigs Eurus, Yates, 353 doe a tin Pans, 2, 4 andé quart, (2 ceili Gokaarsay Tvigtuti Clara (Br), Hamilton, reseed. 5 , Pristol; Reading Rt 46h dozen iron Tato Spoons. ts hy | AL Massey, Donnelly, Crom- fr nen Butcher Knives ins Nat ae wared~-Brige Eurua, Yates, Portamouthy:Bertha, Bren jozen, ‘ooks (asuoried), oe St John, NB rg, aT schre Howard’ Geifine Wint 290.dozen Fish Lines (assorted). Ports M oY Griming, Grifing, Hartford; AH Cain Simpson, ae Mater cmrednnt gee lel to. and be oni Ps ie ’ oer, Beret re Zane: SB a, ares | time at This ofice: but ae the sacapien’ of biankets Gorham, Lord; Anna Barton (new), Brower; iit B, Bateman, and Osprey, Crowley, Boston Julla A Crawford, Buckley, Newport; AT Cohn, Brower, fall Ri Evergreen, Belloste, loti of domesiic manufacture, bids for thoes articles \ will not Be considered based on articles of foreign facture, samples of which must accompany such bide The right will be reserved to require none, or a greater or Jess quantity, of,any of the articles thaa that epecified in the above schedule. ‘If » greater quantity te required they ane tobe furaished at the prices Ait bids for furniehing a may be rejected at the option of the than an entire class of the articles speot> : No bids for lee with the samples by an po $7 Buel Srrtloles impson (Br), Murchie, and Maxi- milisn, Hatfleld, Antwerp; brig © Matthews, Cox, Sale achr © McCarthy, 8t Jago, Went to sea lth, brig’ Rebocea Sheppera, for Rotterdam. PORTLAND, Oct 16—Arrived, schr Kedrou (Br), Lake, Windsor, NS, for NYork. All articles furnished under contract will Gleared—Schr Eliza Frances, Philade!phia. appointed for that purpose, or Tth~Arrived, achra OW May, and Mary O Hudson, Buell, | 4 ny Inany respect fail to conform to ihe samples will Aeeatee ate reeialae eo ee Oregon, finish others of te sreguied, indo ealter ata fay eid eee es days. ar if that be not done, they will be purchased st Paty —PROVIDENGH, Oct i7—Arrived, aches Blue Bolle, Maz. tin, Bravo, CV: EA Elhott, Nici Baltimore; C_W ixle, Woodruff, ia yeas will be made for goods received on involi 2 Satan. thereof, certified by the agent or agents sported to ton » Eilzabethport: Jo Taylor, ‘ail, Hoboken for Paw- ‘ ( : «| Ne bide will be considered trom 5 who have 2 take sop gherrer Mimi,” Woodbridge, Mes Black to comply Wwith the requirements & former contract. Sailed—Sohra Alexander Young, Young, Georgetown, DO; roposal will be considered does not strictly coms No ig with ine following requireenta:-- > roposals must embrace the articles, with 3 Thabo thereof, as sot forth in the above. seb schedule, with tb m annexed to each, and the amounts Tooted up. cach, class to be separately stated and Tooted cos and amounts must boxe given withoutany roposed modification whatey $ con Pera a ould be submitted in the foliow (or we) hereby propose to: furnish the according to the terms of the ararsemeat ol mat of the aat Commissioner of Indian Affaire, dated foliowing articles, at the prices orees Sal nixed {Here tho ist ‘prepared ae indicated in the frst paragraph of advertisement.| Said artiel to be delivered at Ni ; York on or before fin (Hots) “day of Feb Jaa Battorthwaite, H OL Halse Hutchin son, and Alida, Eaton, Elizabethport; Forest Home, Thorne, Haverstraw; J B Bleeck iildreds Ellen ees Ek ridge, and Eliza Hamilton, NYork; D B Marti r- gon do: oops hoy, itl fia Hlizabethport; aun B PEORRSMOUL, © Oct 1b-Arrived, brig Reporter, Coombs, PAWTUCKET, Oct 17—Arrived, schr Joa P Ross, Philips, Elizabethport, Sailed—-Schra Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, and H W Mc~ ‘ork. Colley Potter, IRELAND, Oct 10— Arrived, schra Massachusetts, K ono, Metcalf, do for Belfast: 1st Babb Nock? lithe Adrian, Everct do; 15th, | Smee ag pee do; Prat 6th, Balied 10th, ashe L Guptill, Sp. acaing, NYork: Mth, bark Z r contine, the tw, r at such time thereafter during the year 1868 as be ordered” tadian ae audit red by the Commissioner of Jennie Cobd, Hanley, New Orleans; schrs Trident, jame- fer, execute a» coutract al son, Norfolk; ‘S'8 Lewis, Brackley, New York: Ocean’ Stai iafuctory to the Commissioner ¢ a vice nedy, do; Mt He Farnum, 4 a faithful ‘performance of the ‘same. bury. ‘New Orleans Each | must be £5 ewes Seweetlans weatanNag, Oct 15—Arrived, schr @ B Somers, Perry, AEM, Oct 15—Arrived, achr Wm H Dennis, Lake. Phi. ladeiphia, 6th, brigs Lucy Ann, Rose, Georgetown, DO. for Nady Son foliowing form, 10 be ued brine ye vespbuniie fe whose cece, must Ge cerlitied by a ae aes 3 of district attorney: sneer areby jolntly and severally uarantoo that the above bidder (or bidd dere). if a contract sh awarded him (or them) ‘acoordl ing to bis (or ta and giv the reqi will execute a contract acoordi iy Sikereass aa Pletansnd: Gu Careete Pi ee: He ecuslty for he faithful pertormance of che ame, a8 ma yn; Case, and Hat ge, Philadelphia; © seribed in the eames ei i sete %e Dyer, Dyer. and FN Tower, Berry, Elizabethport for Pot | Goods, dated ver 16, 1367; and in at Salted Loth, sehr Marietta Sleiman, Steelman, Philadel. | our helrs, executors, aud administrators, to, fovteny per cent on the amount of said bid or proposal. TWiLMINaTON, NC, Oot 16—Arrived, brig Clio (Br), Wil- PSone will bw aquired in he amo of thn ‘a ast. Tith—Arrived, steamer Fairbanks, NYork; schr Ida Nich. | faithiul performance of the contract, wi json, Saaannah for —, putin for revairs, baviag lost eee aan on ‘ufficlency must be ‘cartined 40 y her bows States judge or WAREMAN, Oot 15—Arrived, hE ra M Wheaton, Whoa. ton, and Jane Wilson, Carline, Georgeto' DC; M'Vassar, 3p Christie, ang Monitor, Robbins, Eliarbathpory George NYork. Mgnited | 16th schrs I N Seymour, Norton, and RH Daley, Saunders, NYork. Prgrowars | WILL BE RECRIVED FOF wanes | 10 RAILROAD CONTRACTOR! ived at the Engineer's office, Y., until ehumetey, _PIA NOFORTE s. October, nd portion the Datei ‘Columbia allroad oxvendas the tare. Phaina, w diseauoe of forty ah (ra a ughs- " Viains, a distance of for rec miles, + ager se And will bo Tot 10 mile rections. Proples/id, specifications MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR | can be seco at the Eugineot's offce, ang further tmforma. ° A ‘salo; made to order; city naker; cost $60), for $300; | tion obtained from ROBERT M pa tt charga, at Fisuikill Village, ax mlise res, Bookcases, Pal Furniture, China, Gi! nt Sixteenth street, near N GOOD ORDER; A BFL EDID sewood Pianoforte great bar, DLE. 18 Amily stroct, weat Broad tings, Brouzes, Chamber and ‘and Silver Ware, at sacrifice, Sixth axouue, AND READING /ATLROATN will be received frog the Wik to. tise 20th Of mags radation and masery ‘of the WAlinti road, extending fom Wilmivyton, and furtaer tt formas Mic ha, Bveciticat er Inform LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN $300, A $650 it the Engingt s 0 ‘cantonvilie, Pa, A Pianoforte, nearly new; celebrated makers; rosewood 4 ingineer in Cnnrws. ‘ seven octave: covered legs; overstrung bass; has manufac | —— J aa ——t turers’ bill of sale and warran ‘Aroly ‘ab 28 Third street. THE LECT SEASON, 4 TTENTION PIANOFORTE PURCHASERS.—ENTIRE | 7VENING LECTURES.—AJ EVESING. OGAa8 POR AA renting stock, 59 Pianofortes sacrificed; closing bust- E the study of the Bug guage and Vfer ature ia now « ions; fistclass gayon octaves. manufactured by Bradbury, | boing formed and will meet/Arly In. Novaud ser under the Ravon & Bacon. Wor Chickering, Dax | tice of a graduate of 0 Universiig «if sae ; race a omg ete surrey ks 0, in ton with, ly new, for half cost, Also an assortu tot now Plane: fortes, leas than eer ’ price: McDONALD & CC Jand. The Te a | 2 Fourth avenue, writers of each period. — - —— | for business men who m AREDERICK BLUME HAS OF D BRANCH MUSIC | Knowledge of the Boglish fisve, and Fiano | ‘warercoms at J. Broadway, seoond door OTe uidion law Scale Pianos, Prince's — ~ ae AND | MPORTANT LEC rit Daluy: wr | o ounrgaaan | a Ca Only, on interesting /vjects, at the? sew York Museum SUA Tent eased | ot Aoatime, 618 B ie Thane nad le to aitend thee, ~i 4 otuly instal: w fe lectures may receive af! forward og ten cent 4 fchaved guontiy in ments bis ‘ol for the same, dress Secretary of Musow ws of Anatomy, tet WATERS £00. Broadway. —= ——=s ——_———_—_} j ADDRESS “fourtreay e i cTINqOr THE DEM ocRATIC CLUD OF 4 wrk e ard, held at tt Ye) free md apie” + on th even aH i the reitees soe Waxtee TO BUY-A CHEAP PIANO. box No, 1 Herald office. MUSIC A L. A GENTLEMAN WILL Gtve INSTRUCTION ON lag aygings Och 16 A. the Piano at pupil's residence for $10 per quarter; Dost ice vlihetate init Joneph WB Broo. df ‘references given. Address, with residen box 120 Herald office. ATEMAN'S GREAT SUCCESS-LA GRANDE Duchesse de Gerolttein. All the gems published by IAM BALL & BON, 543 Broad (AENTRAL NORMAL MUSICAT, CONSERVATORY, 20 West twenty-sixth atront, botween Sevonth aud Light avenues.—Planoy Organ, Violin, Guitar, Siugiog, Harmony. Bend for eiroular, Leassdns private, No classes, At (he maf jing it was resolved, (or public otlice: WM, HALL, President, gt, wary —A aus nee TAMMANY HA Idle held at ©, va, Fatty on Saturday, *°QROF Gk J. 60D, Chairman, gous Fa Vespa) J. GIANNETTI, PROM TLORENCU, PROPESAOR + ‘Tor the ra in the Masical Conservatory, i now tring & iano ian ‘Singing lessons at 46 Fourteen street, Qt 4 SEMBLY DISTF 1CT—PAR’ LO" ishitnih snare iy secon al Un ‘Der a, $125, $19; 7 OCTAVE, sold ou’ natal ‘near Third Avene. | eo — ee Pie 8 wenty-third str ments, 21 East Ch or ae “s a R, Albert oa of HILIP PATLLIPS & CO,, No. 31 Union square (Broad. | and Seat i pecan aug be tan way), New York. unday Sebool Music, Americsa . gunsieloeny nominated an bs Organs ond Superior Pianos. : imber of ay te maxieg nie oa - | Sremntesul tos, Sinsing STRFANONI WIL RESUM sh SONS | ava ¥ we mes ~ Contented crdton of Mr. oher 18. Appiy’at Sohirwier’s, oF See | im to bé af, upright, honest iaan, who are, Broadway. | er fe cence with our mupicrpal ‘uploa in office, and, if elected, wi eat hw conatvusie ta the baat ‘4 in 1onT DREAMS" WALTZES BY D'ALBERT; | ridfang” Galop, each, Be. selections for violin, REDERICK BLUME, Mis Howery and man to represent us th BR MARTLN, Chalriaa Broadway, second door above Twenty: ANTED—BY AN ORG. experiance in the Episcopal service, « nt choir. Address A. W. Dan A} Prote | % once ALT TETION. | secretaries, | . 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