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FINANCIAL AVT commercial.
W lllSfV&A V. f*rt JO- ? P. II.
T**? stack roirkot oonllo i ?e sctlve and sirvn ? an! the
ffrpoeitlon to operate for a rt* tins been minnlated bv
&iu.c'p*?ted leacfloti whii U the bailing "hulls" u?. .
?M0iir<l in brtngiug uWut at the end of uwl week, fir tl.'O
double purpose of Increasing td* 'short" lutorr-ut and
buying ?t l>>" decline. broken*, professional opera
tor.* laid out' dv hp* , uiAtors are aq :?;]y eager |0
buy and ?*.:?? to selling, with tlie exception
W Ui.se vho are ilroidv "?hort," w:d w|jC W|th
jmverhial eiulibornneM, are unwilling w rever?o ttiev
?oarxo to nut ib.. market, bat persevere M??i*c*nl)y till
they either break or mtko. Thst uao nstursl tendency
ef prices was upward we loop ai<o foresaw aud (,ur pre
dtellons have ivon fully verified by but the rtill
extent ot the ri?e which probably yet ?w*!ts the market
*. not generally anticipated. The speculative temper is
of thsrarler most likely to load lo t\c?t ::es and
provofc.. a reooil, but Meanwhile gruue, ?<? wild as tboe ?
?f the Dret itirne mouth* ol lb04 wli! prolwbly be en
acted
The money market remains ea?y al f.inr per cent, with
exceptions at Ave, and tbe demand for loan; u< i> km in
proportion to the wipj.lv of .apitaj than it was liwt
wnok The amount of flret eltwa commensal puper
?flfellng for difount 1* iEsignilkuilly light, and ouijh
<uenlty lenders have to look almost entirely to the
?t.w.lc Exchange. for the employ rorut of tbeir fui ds. The
beet mimes sre freely takeu at 6 a 0 p.-r rent, but
Inferior s.gaaiufcs hare io ron Iho gausilei ol the
broken.
at tbe open board at ton o'clock there was active
bidding for all the leading railway share*, and prree ad
vanced ou the call At the first rejju'ar Iwwrd the mar
ket win very firm, while Michigan Southern and lllioois
Central *rn stren ? New York (Antral cloned % hivher
Muu. a! tie. same Line yesterday, KrJe 1 ? preferred 1,
Ites.linr I, Uicli u?u s-iothern lj^, CI?\eUud and PlttsJ
??or;; Si, Cleveland and Toledo l?f, Rock Ir-land >4,
Nortliw.vtorn S- preferred Toledo, Wab.ish iu:d
WesU-ni ij facilie Uail t.'ninberlaDd Western
tJnion r< k'Kr.ipb Ohio and Mlnsl^ippi eartiflca;e?
??re ?> )o?cr, Manpon preferred %. (Joverament
?ee.irilic were hercly steady, and without any marked
fee' me. Coup >0 Sre-twontlM of 18C2 luid IB05
ware v lewor, -even lhirty notes of the third series %.
Tnonemce State sixes of the new 1 satin wero % lower,
N-rtl, Carolina new bond* %f. Norih Carolina aixe weie'
k holier. Miwjnuri sixes J,.
At tho one o'clock sessions the mar was n'eIM|y al
fVariiona: docline. At tho balf-jiaKt two board pri.eu
wero in tho ascendant New York Central closed \
bgh. r than at the firnt board, Uir.bigau Southern
rieveiand and Toledo 3, Northwestern ^?preferred >4,'
ToIihIo. Wsbu^h and We.?vern )?. Ohio and Mississippi
eartttiuitnfi Cumlicrland X- Krie w(?.s ^ lower, Illi
?eto t'eutr.il J,', Kort Wayne V Governraont Becurities
wta" negloctod, but steady in tone. Compound luterest
?otes wer" quoted thus al the counters of the dealers: ?
Juno. 1?04, 1X7 a ; July, llfli, a \'i Oc oher, 115 a V
Dee-mber, U4 a U; May, 1h85, 11- a 112',; AaKust,'
U0\ a lll 'i; September, J 10 a *?; f^ti.ber, 10UV a
ItOhi.
At tl.e three o'clock open board the market wan strong.
J?ew York Central Kold at 110V. Kle ?4, ttudson 120',',
*rodi iK 110^ (k. C), Michigan Central 116 ?*, Michigan
Beu tliern )>0\, Illinois Central 128.^, Cleveland and
Flttsburg M Jt , Ro<-k Island 10RJ^, Northwestern 46\
-inferred 7*r,, Fort Wayne 10i>^. Afterwards tbero
???au undiminished demand for all the artive railway
?hW'-s, and at half-past five tlio following quota) ions
?we current: ? New York Central llflfc a Erie W* a
K, Ilttdmh 120.|? a 121, Reading 11#H ? Si, Michigan
?entheni 90 *4^ Illinois Central 128; Cleveland and
^rtUrt-'tirg 5*1 a Clew-land and Toledo 126V u 127
y*"'11 lK'au<t l#8'* ? ??. -Nortbwestern 4/1)4 a pre*
74 ? TJ: Fort Wayne 10U'; a 110, Ohio and
UlasiFv.ppi certilicales 33'4 a J?, CumUerlaud *7'.
jQBic.khiiverM%'.
Tho pold market was strong and excited, and although
???" supply uf coin for delivery was abundant in com
pei ibod wltli what It has been, loans being made al 1-18
* y. per rent per diem' In favor of the lender, the price
?dvanc d before three o'clock to 161 >4', after opening at
148* and selling at 148. There wus a relapse from
?be highest point, and the closing quotation was
***V rh* advance was generally attributed
?e the supposed result of tbe elections
4m Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, and the In
ference am. ng many wae that lieoause tbere were re
*nbh.-an there would consequently be radical majontiee,
"""? wosld reader a conflict between tbe Presi
dent and the radical wing of the republican party alt
?ie more imminent. This, however, ie based upon no
aaroneons idea Tbe tendency of republican majorities
?? towards conservatism, lor without them the
?Km democrat o taction would be likely to
mMmm u" escendencv, and tbia would endanger
? conflict with tbe ultra republicans, and It is needleas
???ay that the sympathies or the people at large are
With neither of these factiona. It Is to the interest of
?he country that the balance of political power should
Pr*'" veil, and that the dangerous elements which
lark in the radical extremes of both parties should be
kept 1)1 due subjection, and there never was a time when
?en*en ai ism was more accessary lo our national salvation
??an it is now. The ' bulls" In tbe gold market, there
*ie, in try.rg to make capital out of th" ele. tlotis, are
Matnterpreting eventa. There Is little or no danger of
?he radn al republicans becoming a more powerful faction
?han at present, and the ultimate result of tbe elections
?? prove thw to be the caae.
Tbe 'oreign exchange market was dull, and the draw,
?bf rs'es were nominally unchanged The Teutonia,
*"?" Rsmburg, landed to day 21 1..100 francs.
M.ntn.- shares were active and flrm. and anon; tbe
&een?to sold stocks Corydoa was enperially stn.ng. At
m* fir?t iM.anl Church Pniou closed 44c h.gher than al
?be same time y est ^ May, Cory don ec., Tall River lfte.,
Ifcnh A. far 01 lee $1 y, At Ute aecond board Church
,n ?>'?ber 1 bat. at the flrst board, selling al
**?, Cory don V , selling at 98 18; Walklll l^ad ftc . sell
fa* hi %'i ,m. Qmrt2 Hill wu Uc. !ow#r, ?eJliutf al $6 95;
???ih A I 'arm tee ak., w|],oa #| $,a M .nd'
SI-- " r" y (l00 *? ?. ??" $1 AO. Oun
*ell?4old fl 20. Kipp * Bue'l ???&, U Croeee Quid
?m*
The dry soods trade Is active and prices are flrm. (mi
??e import, are ?n . im?!lsr ??j. Jl|M IU*Q ?
fceve hen, of kje The coin value ?r the good? enter-vl
lP<r'rl !n ^'fmber was ?c,ai*,Hi, ?g.ln?
#l*,o*.,ft.M f,? th# m^th year. The with
?fwwsls fmm warehouse ware $.'1 .70S. 415 taamat
?1.4AV 800 for tieptember. Mat; tbe amount entered for
warehousing. $2.C27.4?4. sgaia-l $|,lK .70-2 for tho cor
?^pwid.or month last year Thns tbe total ente??d al
?b? I ?or' in .^e|itembnr. 1*88. wae valued at to 17687$
til 188,261) n 18?ft Tb- ofllcs. returns of the
9*r for the nine m?nths .,.m?e?. ing ei January I B
?M4. !IUU and I8flH ,'erpectu ely. nere m L'bd-r ?
>:*Tnrn KnK
I ads
?a<...f . of wool. ??? tl1 UH.W7 $?. Tf-,
ft, rt t* VI V .'5U4 |.) . ,.K
Bo Silk. 10.4 18 m U.IM.V08S 14*lV?S
f>e Hsi ... 8, 088. 8i<4 8^,yta lon>7 k
mm dry g.K.f a.MI.147 2 2.0.870 s'i^,7;?
?? fn? Mil.OU,*# $4.\W#?70 i:0,2M.72n
rariB W iRKO- i **
Ian* f '? nf wont.
IV, rntlnti..
Ifci xllk ...
I>n Mi...
Ii? <rr h<h>k
1K04
?? 1C* :>-*
a.aii7W
1,1*1. Mr
J6VI.J07
dlT.frtrfl
I Mi.
a
a,?Sr> ?m?
$14 4?:.? ??,
...U7 ?f
? Mil 0>l
4,.U.|>0
Toawrw
Pm?) ?i'h n from '
WM^lumu, .'4*
?Mn ron 40.UI4.H2* AW KO
r>u ibrtxr* >p
UMBvkti I?? ?JiW.'Wik $JW,W tt?
F.s ? r*? R n ron WiMJIotllWV
IM4.
? ?' ?mi! (t'j *..?<, |M
rto nrtint ifri. 1 948
!>??. *?ik 4 ;ir; 'HW
JVi ??*.... Mir Mil
?tlB dry .. Ktt ?u
|nl ???. ?nflM* |*4,;*4.: u
Arfri ?III for nam . V 014 <..?
IX ?i?t ?t p?n M4.TW,'>T* tM.MO,*?* |104,4M,33*
tV ?tpor?? (?ir.tn?lr? of from lh? porl of
P>-W York for the wooi willing Or<?h?r f, ??>?? itnc*
lb? o I lh? )Mr, <omi*r* ** follow*
vttli thoM of til* 'Oil*. pro tmi p?fMt of iM4
I u. 22.; a. ft
Klh? w?*k
roporiod
1**4 1?V IMA
|a.4iI,.-W? ?2.4l?,M7 M.J30 151
1MI76.>4<? 117 MM, Ms l*4.12?.:?*
J?? 1 ?1W.7VT..IM 9IU0.21MWI tlM.'JM j?;i4
Th? Nov York mporl? r.>trp?re m folic**
Ti
n
liiu
?917 K04
Li?.i 1M
M.I2?.5*T
k,;i? ??#
Tm*' for w??k
w! . . .
9?.e7i.0QR
fTMU m
M6.7I*
iw\*.n? :t?
iM4
a.*.- 4?
ft H T.OM
1BW.400 2?t
*?"? ? UK ) J}}},
I.4M |I?W III
The Txftrmw transacted at the Suh-Tre?sory la this
city K>-day ?m w> follow*:?
$1,411. 69* Par onatoma ..... $31 7,000
J ay men I* 0-'U WO tiold uuioB 4X0,000
b*i*Dc?.. 8^,80i?.ai6
Yhc reunite on the A'Unile anJ Great Western Rail
way for the last weok In September amounted to
$120,160, a*-ain>>t $131,004 m the oorreapaudlnc weak
In* year. mowing a decrease of $10,840, The total
receipts for September r-uohed $526,969, aga nst $640,41)7
In tbo *amn month of 1*66, exhibiting a decruaae of
$Ki,5TS The nvvipiM from tha lat of January to Uia
:t0th September have aiuouuisd to $4,141,097, apalMt
$3- 799,583 laat year, tthowlng an tnarcaae of $343,464
Tho amount of Gold received at tha Boston Cualora
' Home for dutica during the first week In October was
$202,086.
The Cbioifto 'learing Houao vtateiuant for toe under
mentioned dt tea wan us follows: ?
Oct Cleariitff* Balcmcm.
1 $2,857,897 $308,260
2.. 2,670, 07M $53,068
3 $,425,706 804,671
4 2,634,27? 277,441
i> 2,249.357 234371
0 '2,474,115 369,180
Total $16,411,492 $1,786,671
l^tM ww?k 12.279,941 1,601,020
T!>e M on trad fltralti Ruyw: ? ?
Our uniiort* at thin port for the nine months ending
29th of September Khow an increase in favor of (his year
amounting to $8,166,204. The wholo Importations of
l?wlf? umot.ut. to $19. h4X 148, or $2,449,069 ioua than tha
umo'iut already received this year.
To al import* at thin port for alne months ondlng 29th
! f'-rtember ?
l&ea $22,293,107
| I860 14,107,903
Increase 1810 $8,155,204
T"-ili.y i lie Bask of Montreal lancei! for the flrttl time
provincial n ten. union tholr own onltnury paper for lit!*
purpose, with tiie wurdi "lJrovinr ?l Note, l^gal Toinler,
redeemable .it Montreal and Toronto," primed on the
fitce of I'littn. Theue noted have hoen handed round lu
larfo pare In to day, wli hunk paying the others with
them in place ol t-p?c e tot oaunl in th? n"'ilomeiit of
their halaitc ?-<. TUe l>alK of the hill* ix.iNt.ri here are re
deeiu;.hlo in Toronto and i hofee i.sKued in Toronto redeem
ati>v in Mcalieal.
NLW TOSK STOCK EXPANSE.
WuniKkiuT. Oct 10, MM
llrnt ^ranion? tOs.'IU A. At.
SSmw ?* ? ???' {{?,? Marlpoaa pref.. Mfe
., W. "*? 112ft 1ft) do .M+
Ira i.*' . Ll 000 ? ? 1 -/* 6 An?r i.xpreni Co.. l(ki
SL'ISRSS -.S-IS"0"''? "!<* KXt Hutlor Co ,1 Co u;
7n ? ,,K?.6 "? HJ?C00 ??? l?> Allan M M'tihtp Co. HOW
10 M) Uht, N?.a>tou 63 uo'i 2(0 Uulon Navlfta'u Co. 110?!
?<>??> .. HOjJ ltti do blli 111
i?^ut*,?..v2Uo,'?to.ui imtfl aw do.'..'..'.'.'.'.'.', iiov
jOU i I'r ii 7 3-ltl, Ini h, ? imr, a Pacific Vail titt Co. . Siu
Jut! i? ?U *Y C?int KK j i r>H
?? <lo J06?j flO do 115!?
30i>W do Sd aerie* 10*i;4 lit, di. ' 1,6-v
VitS 3d acrie-i. a I'M 100 do !. 11&2
SSt i 2W Erie Kit (Mil
Tenn nc?i,. 72 Z'IjO do hP?
dO ^ jfj aj'J
Wffll"""?'*. new .... 72 2c0?Erin Kit' pref 80 *
40,1 Koadinc UK Jl?V
i?IU North Carolina O'a (UV 400 do. in,*
,**" 5? *W 50 Mich t>nt Kit'..'.'.'.'. 114
!'.j? 5" w> HMJMeh 8o A Kind RB 91
U?*i0 do ? ei. ecu M!* Soil do ft
3IHI0 Wil,tl<iud'd::itl>? til!, K0J do ftiSJ
2MK0 N Car'na new bda Kiw 201 do tkiiz
????? do as? 44 So:::::;./.;;.;: 8*
&X*' MUaourl 6'h 81i. av do aifi so*
3008 California T* . I1C)? 400 111 Cent Kit 13a
h-00 do Ho 1V00 do I2hw
JftldO 01110 A M!?a r?r. . 3H(? n,\ do ' "' lac
?gjw ?g s? do.':::.'...:::u.'i^
90^ KK.?. 90
BftWAs-.; ,??
JotW Mich Son n f od? in) 711*1 Chi A N W Kit 4*<i
i*w<:i.ic4N\v.y>,,.,bd11 MX law do. %<
10?lllel.I.ackAWIe4iii 1,0 KM dil. ill'
600 l"itt,l W AChlc. Ip.1 lot 3MH0 do Jh i
SSVi'eiri* 4thm 76 '* H'WChl A Ji w pref":i 7^1
3000 I MorjpoMtlatmtge 411 ill 11 do 7i*
,J 1 otnmered 12U ?*l (J?h a Tol k k iiaS
M, J ? ,"*? J1-, lMI tJI" A Kk inland Kit 10,2
30 touna N?i K?nk. . . 108^ 100 do 10?8
ii V/n,un C omoany. . . 5i So Chi, Bur A Uu Kit. . 13f?3
? I oiiiiavl ?,o?l t o. 1M ion Tol, Wab A Wpnteru il>'4
J7 law 1'lt, Kt W A CI11 ... ioy^
100 WllkUMITB Coal Co b"> * aiUMM AhntKJt|)l''pf; 'v
3?We.t.ru Unton r,i: 4C? * ?. ? Pr*^ n'i
300 Han |ium Mln ing'c* u;| * d0 W
Nwwd Nrmion-l P. M.
Sf^?0!!1 110'% Rw ?h? Krie ? MTi
~ ^ isf
W8c?fc-a-. g
SSg PS fS mth ? * N fud KK W'J
iSS1UiQ0^<7e".tp*1 RR!iE'4
a?Cmnb Co?l pr?f ? #7 fioo do !*v
w^ntScoaiiv;:: Z* 2*
JM \Ve?t?rn taiou feL 300 tlo 451^
^ 50 iwo do 53
Third NfMlm-3t30 P. M.
*i!n!??iK ? '?6 1W ?h? Hud River RR.. 1JP
win Vi'-iV - oaU- 100 Mich Central KK.. . lujf
2.?W I rnn ? I new.... 72V 100 do lift
300 Mlcb^No ji N lod Kit gfc
^OdUiA-U.o.rV gv, W Chi AW Inland kit lp
100 ana Cumli Coal pr.f i7>$ 100 IU Centii'KK... 128V
fw do 87 v. 1000 Chi A N VV ILii
iwo?.cUii?rr Mtco.. tiw do . . v. . . . ; . : : ::
100 Mainwaa Mliuog Co ljjg ?00 do
JO * eater o Union Tel. p aw) Chi A N W UK L-reir.
Lfiu ^ i sv< do . rlf*
,g* rc-i.;ir?K"- C
1?? S ? Central KK... UfiV 200 do.. !5i?
?J*j *j? l'??5 10J Pitta, W A C Kit 1^
'J? ?l? 1 1 ?? J 700 do ....^7. UvC
^ 11# 100 Chi A Alton RR pref 113
?aal ? ? lo0T.il, Wab A W KK.. M
J5 3? hSO 84 1 1 100 Nil A St Pi.nl KK .. 64W
*? Krle ItR pre/ . Vl(, M" * ** P,ul fnt ? 7r*
CONJIIBKliAL REPORT.
WaoNk^oiT. Orl 10, tfctiti.
Amis*.? lUeaipta, 6 bhl#. Poi roounord tnn and acxrce
at ,M a $9 82\. ?'i arl wen* doll and nominal at $13.
Bita??i>Tcrr9.-Kt.?lpta, 13.aH b!,U. flour. I.IVO do. eorn
n>" ?l, .'!7 Jlti buabela wlimtt, lHO.tMS Jo. eora. 4a. : 12 do. out.,
8 U00 do. rjra and do. burVy, The market for Slaw
and Western Hour waa ?ery irregular. Low (radea were
dull, he?Tjr and Hk. a lowrr, while hl(h fradea, tboiifh
lu limited demand, were (eneraUr held firm, and a->me
holder* refuel us to accept the enrrent prioei withdrew their
?ut'pbea from (be market. Th.- a?le? were o.->nfiued to lti.tHiO
bill- iU tl'O revtaed qrh.utlona annexed. Koitthern flour w .a
lu tnwlTale demnn l and aran-cly art ftrio; ulea 4.VI l<M>
"I" ll''."r T101 ^ #?, with aaiea of 3.x) hi, la. *u?f> .i
at. bU. i oni treal waa tn modaraie deciaod but l.rm
Kit'** tin Important. W^qnoV;?
S?K!E?nd r w a ro ?.
</oiamon to medium oitra H'cataro ..... 8 70 a lliai
Kttra round hoop titiin ' u o> . n -?
Weatern trad'- hianda II '?i > {? -2
Common riouthern iiiai ? ?> .in
V*nnj and extra do n 2f? a m k
Rye flour (euperilnri ? 7? . , ~
Corn meal, Jereer til i
I'orn meal. Hrandrwine [>, . i .?
Corn meal, poncheoua ....'.' NM a Oli &i
? Ibea haai rnarkot ruled jr. a be lo*>-r. with but little
d ')UK at lb* ron.^aalun, tb? aalra heln? conllni d t" SO tin
v**ViU,?,t ?? 1* for new white Mlehlgan. $1 70 for ,nfer,or
ho. 1 Milwaukee, and $2 'it a $J 37, lor new Milwauaee
L ^|,WV m"r" ?? ?'?.* ?n ?be com market, and an adenm a
Of fully y a It. par buahel waa eaubllahe'l ; the a?|. a
e impriael l4j,lW buaVIa, at M\c a Btr. lor ah i plne
^SrLr"'^^ ?WV- 'tore, (t. f, 5
* y - a for whlie He.tr ro and Me for
WeetaT! yellow ()<ia alao adraneej ,,nJ w re mo ler.
- ''0l* hu'bala at Mc. a Mki for M l
wauaee , IU, . for .state, and Vt-. a fiMc lor < h io an h ve , a a
mmvcI* ao Arm with aaloa ,i fi.y) i u <heN old v^.ten, at fcV
A lalrdemandprera.ie^ torlwHey, hot at ? decline cl Ic a
it * r" i . * ?' * 'or Cnuada \\ a .t, and >1 2S
ehalijied* ' "l*'1 "" duU and nominally un
"J**1 "H? *nd barley Irft at Ude
rwt?v,,1h:: 1,1 ,l ib? r^- i^and
,Wi "'TT^ "'Ir'i*" Omk Aeeley. >M
? rt.tS ^?'"n
?"* 13 w iwbou mt.iuo iw.;ih
Hec. 14,400 Iter M ,ai |?. |,k, >?j Ota M.Mi
w:b' or **? "m* ?'n *' ?id?
f?nowar-'l'U*i,,>1 >wnE'l&U^l?l8?"wM aa
?S2 "$*?- ifo i5& ?{&%
" at'lli'ttt* mV'jS
Dee. W,,iaai IV, a,#i,~ lift |n amnauo Her M"a,?'
SV.TIii 7 * of 1 W ijtf bM. J1nft?
o? '?>: rru^yzszz' \'^'~;Arr"?V'r tzz
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Me mi ;i.hmi
??,i - 44;' mi Ui.loo
Beef, l.bla ?c,t j.l* Ml
r,r?.. M.-tW U.4? II
faeon. I be MM KM I f U 490 ?
n niter ... 1*4 -ta? 144 .*Hi W !t 41
I, rl. I Iff WM 1.9 .'? HM 11
< h "*e .. '.StOOll k"t..w?i J.C4 ???)
W Rat NO 441.30 CXDU
I'limi - A pr ,m ratbte maaejAa waa rer-.r'ed to bar*
be?n rec-lr-d thla motninc quotllM IM Unrndl MM
a<~ I" and adraoc.nd With t ,14 IHugfiplaii'la trm at IIV | ,
wMoh atitnulated 1 nle 'Iflermu ap<% nlattre and apminnc
demand- largely apK Ul ?U*e- and bol'kera eeinaed t<> aell ei.
1 et t at a material l4fiik? There we, a many ileelcra, h?w.
ever wiio l,n iked tip.111 the rwpo t ?a he*tg laiguk. a?d acted
a-> nrd n*l?. The'?,orc, the n tuny ? <a^x tgeueral, kt.ough.
with annw he ??y li dir d 1*1 traraacti n >, )>- eaiea weia te a
g.^ate'lert Beoeipta. I.W8 balaa ?'e ??w ?
f r.J, jrot- T
Onllnarr J| ?? M ?
l.ow middling . .?? 37 S* !?
Middling . 3* 39 19 49
Hood middling 41 43 4, 43
t'orria ? Tuere waabu' am-'derate demand for Rlc to-day.
yet ii,c aaarkei retained Ita pi-ermtia flrmtie?a. We note .ha
ar ?al ?f aklp leaaie 8,- tt with a cor* ? f kta. mmpr" r? 1
4 14# haa*. "f Ihta u>a, rttel ti af coffee Uiere wee nu aaiea
tithe kiada were |t:,e4. bal ateady Wa aota i f aaMof t?
ha a ? fliha on pnratc lerma
'??i,. nr. weie qoiei. ihe,n#a?n
pr 1 a> nal-a Tlim at t'-lfll. To
mentaweee -Th Ii?f.
4>a, 9,990 tMabgtd
6"re at ' a1- Vo Rrrmrn, .dl HM |4tm ria >15, Pd and
??r -leamer lOP ha.ea , ntum at I*. The charier* are -a
? iMat *i> g frrm I'h laietrhia to aatwarp, petmleunt,
fta a . n? t< Hreaten, petrnleuta. la 4^4 . aad a laark Id
? adii aiatea. oa pr.>ete lerma.
M>Ma fhe eovatire id g.*l<l bad tke effect of neaettlinj
* ?*??? aag mu cHi^r tteaeaan'M, 9Wt Kid
Grand*, ?>X lbs lo arrive, at Wife , i*>ld; and ?0O olty
?laughter latooi ), 87 lb?. average at 14c., ci rrencv.
MoLAnsri waa In fair demand at lull urlctw. VV? not* aale
Of a caiao comprising XMhbd*. Barbado* atflUo. We *1*0
beard of a au go o T Po*to Klco, embracing about 460 bbda.,
beiuji auM. lui further particulars we could roi obtain. We
annex (lie nurrent iirlo- ai which tli? market ciuae* atroiig.
We quote:? Centrifugal and mixed, 85c. * ?0c. : elayi d, 40c, a
46a , muxoovada, 46e. a toe. ; Porto :uo?, BOo. a Wo. . New Or
lea Qi. Ulto. a Ho.
N aval. Htoaiji.? Crude tuifx-ntine v*a? Una; laat sale ???
ma le at $6 80. Spirit* do. ooiitluued lirm, but tliere wa* leas
<l'"ng, : et a (air hnitneaa wan done the sale* eomprbung
MM bid* aim.:, a 70c. Kotdna aold lea* (reel/, but prtoea
**n?railT remtlned steady. Sales I, WW Ixni'i strained at
if' ?? l>x, and 500 do. Nn 1 at $7 hi a |R Tar aim moie
aotivo, tho sale* reaching M0U bbla. Wilmington at (4.
?JII..UAIIB.? A aale wa* edoctad iu Philadelphia of 100 ton*
at $00.
wm to* rely *o llrm, and quiet at $1 CI a
$1 tiUfor jobbing tots.
Fhovuio**.- Re< fipt*, 778 bbla. pork, fil parkag'-a cut
meat* and ill bbla. lard. The m.ket for pork opened more
active aud Urinoi. butrluMd dull aiui lie..vy al $38, regular,
(or new nana*. Tho *ale* were, for Itnniodiaie delivery 6,000
bbl*. at $33 a $33 I2>4 fur new met*, $31 a $31 36 for old do.,
and (29 60 lor prime mens. Alan, fur future delivery, 3.1**)
bbla. new mean, lor tietnber, at t'?2 M6 a $3!l, aellera' option;
up to Noveiuber 1$, at $31 W a $32, and an the year at $28 75.
both seller*' option. Beef ruled steady but Ann. Saloa 40u
bbl*. at $IH a $23 for new rxtra mew, and $'8 a $1H for uew
plain do. Bi'ot hamaoontlnued dull and auiiuuaRj unchanged,
roi- cut uinata a fair demand prevailed at KU'.iuly p fU.,'r a.. lea
300 packages at 17^r. a 19'ic. tor hams, and 14'?r. a 16c. fur
abouUlerti. Id the lard market there wa* lea* doing and
prieea wore aahado off ; tales ?>00 bbl*. at 17c. a 19c. llu ter
was dull tl 50o. a 66c. for Orange oounty palls, 'J0c. a We. for
Western, and 36c. a 45c. for State. Cuwan wa* in moderate
export demand at 10c. a 17c. for common dairy to prune lac
tory made.
rrritoLitoii.? Crude waa lean aetlre and sea reel y to firm,
with a aale uu the apot reported al. iMc-; alao l.liOO bbla. In
bu.k, 40 a 45 gravity, lor the Ut hulf of the mouth, aeiler's
Option, on pi ivnte If: I an Bonded wa* dull and Irregular,
with Kales of 2 l>00 bill*, at 41^0. a 42c. for prime Uglit straw
to white, and 42>&c. a iJc. for standard wbite, closing al the
UiM.o price.
ttUtiAK.? Tbn market for thU article Improve 1 a trifle. In
sympathy with tile advance in goid. and oloo*d sti<inj,er. u
mil actually b'gber than It did y? sturdily. A ix;v> of airWt
ly good lahuiiig C!uba realtred llk'c., whlcli ludlc.itea an ad
Vance oi ^c. peril), on thl? grade. Tlie tiillowuig are the
oloHiniiprlrt1.*:? tnl'arior to eouimon rebnlnc inuhcovado au
gar, HLa u 10)40. ; fair to g >od ledums no , lOJir. a llr. ; fair
to rfood iiroceiy do. 11*40. a 12c. ; prltr.o ifr'.c-ery do., lU'..',e. a
UlJ^n. ; Porto Itn'o, lO^o. a 14o, . mel.ido, a Bo. 1 It-y ?"1
Kdgar- No*, ti a 11, W?u. a 1 1 W':. ; .No. 12 Uj.c.; boa, 13 a 15,
12<\ a 13,'if. : Noa. IB a 30, 13? tc. a l.A.ic. f'.ie aalei to-day
embrace l,;t?t hhda. <!uba at from lo.^c. n 13MO-. 142 'lada.
Vorio Iticu at i-ii. a 14c, and UX bate; Havana uu private
term*. Kallnol nu.tnr waa ilrin ami liuriy ai uvo. n...ea at
10/iU. fornaida an.l lb\ '. a l.i,ac. for A.
I At. bow wax modi rai"ly *t.;wo aud firm, with sale* of
Id*, al 12%" . u 13 ;?c.
Stka:<ink wh* htiu.de. Haifa 40,000 lb*, at IfiVc. a lHo. , and
10,0110 lba. s>reuae at 100. a ll'ao,
Wuikkkt ? Iteoeij U W blua, The market was ateady.
halea IbO I'Oia. bouued at 41c.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REP01TS.
lie r PALO, Oct 10, lWJfl.
Flour ? Saten 1,000 bbln. ; iiUnoln Hp ring, $10 iiO; No. J
ftpnii^, $11 &>; wiilto XX Weskeru, (14 .i0 a $15. Wheal?
Sale* 7.200 bUHhcla No. 2 Milwaukee Spring, $'X
Own ? Sale? 50.0 (*f tu<?h'.;!H mixed at 82c; market dull. OaU
Arm; market bare. Hurley dull, at $1 HO a $1 25 lor Can.tu.
and $1 18 a $J 'J6 for State. Jyequet. fork SO a f?H4?
Lard I8)?e. a 19c. Whlakev nominai, u($J 40. Canal lruiaht*
dull: To .New York, tvlieai 17e.,*eorn 14c., oaU UJ^c. ; to *1
bany. wheat 14X'Ce. corn li)?c., oau He.. Heifipu
Ii,8i8 bbl*. Hour, 67,786 bmhe)< wheat, 71, flOt buab'*hi
i-oi n, 19, '<M buHbelt bailey. < anal export *, fHf? bbln, hour,
bi t?0 huu'ieiH wheut, i4, 'j&0 bushels com, ii.OOu bushels oatu,
7,440 bu-.hela barley.
Toucno, Oct. 10, lHtti.
Flour quiet. Wheat? Winter firm ami Ik. ?cue.". . prlng
?fc. a 6c. lower, new white Michigan 85, ainb> r $2 76, No.
I during 30. 4/oru Arm and ie. better; No. 1 mixed 7s> c.
^73e. OaU opened lo? and closed - c. oetler; Bales at 420.
Oswmo. 0<;t. 10, 1 m.
Flour unchanged; ealen 1.400 bbls. Wheat dull; Dale* 4,1)00
btishclH No. 1 Milwaukee club, at $2 44 Corn tear :e and
quiet, iiarley quiet but unaetUed; held at $1 20 a $1 2o lor
ordinary to urJoie Canada; aalea 18 000 bm*hel , prl r.tc
term*. Cumu IrelgbU jjc. a lc. lower on fC'ain. Lak?* im
port* 16000 bunheU wheat, 45.0u0 bunbela b?rloy. Caual ex
ports c^lMM) ousbelR wheat, bJ,000 oumI.vK barley.
THE LATEST CXP3ESS RDSBZoY.
Pnrltrulnrn of the Holibiiitc of fh?* AdrniM' !?*?
prrm Car on the Ohio uuJ iUUelimlppI Uttll
roud of * 1 5,01(0.
[I' rom the Cincinnati Guzetto, Oct. S. ]
One of mo mowt daring robberies ever occurring In the
We't took place 011 Saturday n.ght last, near Seymour,
Indiana, The victim wan the Adaui* kit pre** Company.
It Ih protty dcflm'oly anc'Tiainfd that o nnaiaxl off rta
have txvu in ad a by parties of proi'ewlonal thieves to
make dcacrnM apon the various express companies, ro
lying up"n the tact tliat they have more troaMure in a
It, s sc-cure condition than can be found anywli'TO clue.
It may also b nafely stated that there are few morn dan
ge.oui places throunh which locan-y treasure than Uio
vwiuity o Seymour.
This robbery wa.s jethaps the mwt adroitly committed
of any in the annul* of express robb rip* Ttio groat
Now Haven robbery wan done by getting In a car at a
nation which was not occupied by ? messenger. but this
one was committed while the can were in motion and
with a raeesenger in the car. >
A? the Eastward bound train on the Ohio and Missis
sippi road was leaving Sevniour, Indiana, a couple of
men got on the front platform of the enr of the Adams
Express Company, occupied by one person. Mr. E. il.
Miller, the messenger. In the cam of Ibis company
there are no doors at the end, the inly place of
entrance boibg at the side door*. But to provide
for passing to and irom the engine Irom the
train there is what is railed ? running board, resoliing
along the onuide of the car, level with the floor, from
the platform to the fide door. A rod overhead ! or the
hanrta serves 10 keep the por on pa^swig from falling off
By means of this running board Hi" thieves passed from
the platform to the door of the car and entered it. while
the messenger was a ttlng with his bock ton ard them,
utterly unsuspicious of danger. The men were disguised
with 'masks and aimed with revolver*, which they
resented, and demanded from the messenger the
evs of the safes, four In number. The messen
ger gave them the key of hi* "local" safe? that Is,
the wfe containing matter gathered at local stations
on the road? but could not give them the keys of
the others, ss they were through safes, and the keys
only kept at tha termini. While one stood guard, the
other gathered up the loose par. keg s In th-f safe, also
three canvas bogr' madu up at Vlreenres, New Albnny
a d Nashville, destined for Cincinnati. The robbers
then placed the messenger In ?'?eh a jiosition tl.at he
could not tm their operation, aud threw one of the
thro gh safes from the car door, and pulled the bell
rope, giving the envlncer the signal to stop. As noon as
the whistle blew Tor the brakes the robb-r? made their
escape In the sura' manner a* they m?1e theij entrance.
When the sjiee I of the train slackeued iufflclently Uiey
Jnmped rrom llie trsln.
rhe flr'tfian of the irsln told the comlnrtor that two
men h;.d jumped ofr, and as li e train was then but a
half mile from Seymour, the preemption was fair that
they were pa>'!teugflrM who bad been carried by, aud the
enz'neer aga n u-ed steam until again signalled by the
metMenger. .
One or th? route agents of the ejpron company who
was on the train returned to Seymour on foot, and with
a large rorre of men and a hand car they repaired to the
?ceue of the escape ot the robbers. Tlie through sal.
was found in the wood*, seme rl*ly or seventy vards
from The ra:>ma<], where the robbers had evidently leit It
to procure assistance lor Its removal, the weight being
abo it two hundred and flftv ponnds.
At an early hour yesterday rmftning almost the entire
population of Jackson county was abroad aearehiug for
tr?ee?! of the robbers. .
The loss sustained by the company will be in the
neighborhood of f 15,000.
The entire police force of all the adjsoent cities and
rountles whore it Is possible that the thieves can have
escaped to have been noillled, and are diligently search
ing lor them; aad. with th? ev dence already in the
hands of the oompanr. It M believed not many days will
pan* before they will be In limbo. *
UNITES ITfTES COMaiSSIOWER'S OFFICE.
Before Oommi'sloner IHU.
Theodore Brenor waa charged with having passed a
counterfeit $1 Treasury note on All red Rockwe'L The
triiusaciion arose out of changing a $4 bill between the
p.ir.ies Ti e defendant reoel e.l an excellent cliarae.ier
Irom two rest ec>able elm -ss s. The Commissieticr
diiociued the complaint.
Before CnmnMovr Ptlllwetl,
amicobii raarn iw to* rosr ornre.
Charles William Ursds'isw *.?s cliarge?l wph obtelntti|
a le ler from the I'ost ofllco of this city order fa's? and
frwudu ent pretences The fscts ?t the case are these _
Kmm etrcumst#nces that cisie to the knowledge or the
I'ost Oflice authorities they had r*a?on to s"spect
that a money letter had fallen Into the hands of a petr< ?
other I ban that to whom It was addressed On
the SAth of September last a gentleman connected with
the Po-t (rtBce wrKe a letu r addree^wt to A C. Brsd
shew to whom It was dir-cted. The defendant, C w.
Bra-1-haw called for the letter. He told the del very
clerk that'hw name was fl 0. Prsd'haw, end that he er.
nected the tetter from Han Fran-isco. The defendant,
hav<ng been taken tiefore ore of the fleneral Sn|icrin
tendenls of the Poet ftlhi r. wrote, at the r*|nest of this
official, his Mine a* H. C. Hr.?Misw In an old receipt
book snd npon examlnatieu It was escorta'ned that tlile
signature was elmllsr v> that afflved to s receipt given
in July 1*1 for a letter addressed from I'aliforaia to H. C.
Itrndsiiaw, and containing a sum of The pciwier,
It l? alleaed, got Information that the monev letter was
in the l>net Oflr" hv seeing H advertised. The further
heu'iog of the rase was a.ljourne.1,
OKRATIC ARTISTS IN COUNT.
HBprrme Court t hssikers.
ilelore Judge Cierke.
Ot t0 ? A?ni>el lllechi va John F. Sciiepele* and
It/ii ert 8cb?l'*. The cemphlnt In this enlt asserts
that defendants are hsnkera and brokers in this city ;
tii at In April and June, 1*4, plaintiff borrowed from
tli.m if (XX). deimsiilaji as oillateral security bond* of
the I'nl'ed State-amour, t.ngto #11.0*0. risintifik allege
tliat the money hi* beee paid, with interest, aud now
demand tbe.r de*?tt of .
The anewet clsln* tnst pialatllft, I.nlgt nonleetti and
Franc ?co Marrnlral, beli g stxsit to enter upoo a prn
(e^'innal tonr to Metiro and C ?lsi appl'ed te defend,
aeis for a letter of credit to some of their correspondents
In Met too or Cut* for the sinoont of HOT? In gold.
This letter wse glren sud the money paid In gold in the
city ef Hegleo. tiold at that iMne ranged at 3*7, and
defendants chlnt that In nmseqience they are In nil
wey n-lshted t? l*e plaimlfTs. the ceee easy before
the Ontirt ye?terdty on a notion to poet pone the tmi or
the rase until January, in consequence of the ?h*en. e
of plaintiff, ai.d ?as argued hr Mr. Henry H. Mo range
rn ihe part ot i*lntiff snd Mr. Uroojue (er Ue 4e
fei.ilants. JudgeClerke reserved bM decision
THE URESIS 0< AlLEttO VAfcRANTS IT THE miCE.
Nsgrlms I'onrt -Cksisbm.
itefore Judge Cleric#.
Oit. 10. ? Jndf?i lerke ibis moralng decl led that the
arrests made by lie pel cs in the Wsslr-Allen rsgrancy
rase lle?s'l. rp rrulese* having he?n brought before
the Couif.tn i riv I that U>s psrt es were vagrants. He
dim t d tfet tue ir anners should he dlarhar**4. observ.
Ing that M i*, t were not a it horded loarpt p..rtie*
a* rscr.fat* i^ieiMsnon nrettiv* uroofl ot Ue fack
THE PRIZE RING.
Anntrnr PiKht Between Fonrth and Eighth
Ward JHen lor ?UO-rhulry Cannon and
?like Brown the Contestants- Kiabteeu
Hunnt'a Fought and Brotm the Victor*
Wbcn John C. Hoonan returned last year from Eng
land, after having been defeated by King, the British
pugil ?t, he was asked by a friend of the "manly art"
whether it was bis Intention or not to enter the Any
arena agaiu to ooouind for the belt of the champion of
the world. "Prise fighting is played oat in England,"
replied the Benicia Boy, "sad before a year goes by yoa
will And it played oat on this aide the wator In the bar
gain. It i* becoming toe distasteful for the timea."
Many at the time this would be prophecy was uttered
thought as Heenan did; bat it would aeem that,
as usual, a prophet is not appreciated in his
own country nowaday* any more than In the
times of crusading armies and battling for
religion's rake with swerd and lance. During the last
year England baa been the aoene of four prize (fchts,
and in this city and 9L Louis they have been altogether
far more numerous tfcan has been the case for several
years past. In fact the ''manly art" is "done" now,
not only by the professionals, but amateurs of all ages
and we gtiis are springing up lllce mushrooms, ready to
do flsiicolty if they can, or be done by If they can't.
One of livoe amateur Buhls took plaoe yor.terday morn
In; in an open field, about a mile and a balf beyond
Mc'Viinh h llara Bridge, half way botween the FortJham
and !lic'? Biidge ro:ul?, the oomosuurs beinjt a young
Eii::llhiJtnan of ihe Fourth ?ard. uamed Chariot* anuoii,
or better Known ?s "Little Charley," and ho IrUhtaau
of the Eighth ward, named Michael Brown, who aho
rejiiioes in the sobrlqu ?t of "Black Mike," for the reason
iliai bis naino is Brown we suppose.
TUB COMTEK ANTS.
Brown and Cannon .ue both you n g men, the former
being about twenty-five and the latter tliVty years of
atfe: each of the weight of one hundred and A ty-nlno
HHjndn, or rather Canuon b a ha f pound heavier than
i* tpron ui, which fuel was <ii.-n-.ii?.-?d on ih" Held before
the I'uhi and decided too lOnlgnidcant to quibble about
In ben'Hjg odds on wlm appeared to be tue best man.
Caution n five reel eight, inches in height and of very
muscular, tail form, while Brown is on'y fl o feet uvo
i. chcs in 1?(, ?it and looks vary thin In the face sod
bust, but is fuu of wiry muscle.
Tl.l CAt'tfB OK TBS FIGHT.
It appears tlmiyio two men, at ouo of the dome- rale
primary elections, "nd a set-to oue niglK, when Brovn
liad tho worst of IL and would in all probability have
boen unmercifully "lsr?i o it" for awake had not his
friends n'scuerl him Croiii din adversary's grip. Cannon
In too atlbir also came oft pretty woil usrd up, and as
both s.oinci to hir e |?uck of the nptit kind
for an artistic tlinjilny ^f muscle, a movent' nt
was set on fool by their respective Mends to havo.t.i-ni
brought tog-'ther in the r us. F*r this purpo -e a parte
of $200 wu3 collected ftnd all i\o necessary arrange
ments were completed ou l.oudnj night, therefore it
was ro*olved to havo the light take pnoe on Wednesday
morning.
TIIR niBLlMr AIIircs AUKATfiJrn.
Tim day prevbius ilio friends of both parties come
together at the cortior o! H ster ^lr<x i arm the Bow.-rv
to choose the ground. L would ba uselm* to Ktato how
tliey got those without tho po ico suiiliug tl*)!r w ere
aboitts; sulHc- It to, tay e?eri:l went oy the anoraotm.
trains to Fordbam, whence tlioy dispersed Invaro.is
diiocuons, so as to atoid suspicion; otu.-rs to<Mt car
riafcna, one carriage at a time, liy the Harlem road,
through Morr santu, while others u>uk the direct io?ie
over thu bridge at the dum.
rns ftflo.
About half past fonr o'clock In the morning tbe se?t
terod groups l.ud all ans- nibled on the ground. < snnon
and hi friends wore the lira 10 arrive. Brown and iiia
backers came up a lew minutes afterward?, and Immedi
ate preparations w-Te made for the "mill." Fourwo >d
piln stakes were driven Into the ground, to whi.'h the
rojies were attached, and umld the el taping of bands
(oncers were ruled out lor fear of the M I', i-l of the 150
or 200 per-ous prusent. the two men stepped into C e ring
and rhoi k i.auds Each wore tight flt pants, the upper
part of the bony bo n?t lefi, of to r-e, nuoqvered. There
wax a raw wind blowing, which gave the men a eluded
appcaranoe. Oth rw se they looked in crime tonditlon.
As there was a slight fall on one side of the ring in the
ground, choice of fide was tossed lor, and won by
iirown. Ttie contest then began, bets of $20 to (5 ou
the Irishman. t
Filter Kotjirn ? Tbe two men came np smiling, each
watching the other eare.nlly. Tan non made a drive at
bis opponent'!. (Alt peeper with his right, whbti was
well parried by Brown with his lei t, when lie shoted
forth his right (lift straight for Cannon's chop". The
latter, in attempting to parry, slipped a little, ca alng his
adversary's fist to strike with * loud report fall ou his
forehead, knockin Irm clean off his pins.
Skxj.vd Koirxo ?Cannon was on bis feet In an instant,
and came <:p rmilinir as if nothing had happened, a red
mark on his forehead showing, however, that tbe blow
be had received was a severe and painful one. Both
men f par red considerably for a second or two when
Urown ca pht Cannon under the cbln w.th his left, while
with his right he touched him on the smeller, squirting
the blood iu all direction*. F rut blood for Brown, atid
b is of SCO to $?> and few taken.
Tbirh Korm> ? Caunon was sponged off and came to
tbe scratch again, looking somewhat fatigued, while bis
opponent was still untouched. Sparring again com
menced, when Cannon delivered a "thunder*^" with his
left between Bnown's two peepora, making tbe latter reel
to bu corner.
Fourth and orintK Rotkdc? This and other rounds
up to the twelfth consisted of mere sparring and coonter
sparring, with no great show ot science by either of the
men. At the twellth, however, Cannon was thrown
heavily, and (rom that time up to the cloee of tbe fonr
teenth Brown had everything bis own way. In the
Qfiecnth, sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth both
meu suffered severely, bat the struggle was too much
for Cannon's powers, and In tbe nineteenth he was pum
melled so unmercifully and so heavily thrown at the end
of the round tbat bis seconds threw np the sponge and
declared Brown tho v.ctor. Tbe two mun looked very
bad at the close of tbe contest. Brown's "smeller" and
roreliead and left peeper being so swollen that even bis
friends oould scarcely recognize bliu. Cannon's two
eyes were abovt half closed, owing to the blow between
Uie peepers be bad received in the third round, which
was duplloated in the twelfth.
The 4 lancy" crowd arrived safety in town nhoat half
part seven o'elocx, In the "scattering" way tbey had
come to tbe conies', without mishap of any kind.
Bill Akerman. of Brookivn, acted as second for Can
non, and Joe Afhligh lor Brown.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Ilefore .! .dge Joues.
Oct. 10. ? Mulct ItrayUn, b>t Guardim*, w*. thi KaM
Broadway, Dry Dock ami Balrry Natiroad Cmpat y. ?
Thi* wm an action to recover Hamate* for iajurlea lUted
to have been Incurred by plaintiff, through the rareleae
new of the defendant*, while the plaintiff wan riding In
one of their ralroad car*, on the l?ih of January, 1801.
T!ie defendant* den ad their liability and pleaded that
Uie Inpirlee lnllioted on the plaintiff were rauaed by hla
own negligence. It appeared from the evidence of the
plaint! If that ho waa iMIng In the ear, and that he u>|(1
the conductor be wanted to get out at the corner of
?amm'l Ktreet. The conductor replied that ha waa
tiuart enough to got out him* -if. The oar waa going
pretty (mart at the time, and after it Lad
panned a dleunce beyond Scam:nel atreol, the plaintiff
went out by tho front platform, and in getting off the
car rervind a compound fracture ui tbe th'gli and leg,
t he p tilnllff ex< ialmuig, "fee what jou have done by
not Idling me out when I wanted to. " Ho wan tak n to
tho liclievue Hcpltnl, ai d remnlnod there under treat
ni"nt from tbe Ifttli of January to the iffitb of April ihe
plHlotlir, wfco u quito a young boy. f>iller?*d a i<H>d deal,
and, bcrording to the n.cdlcal evidence, wax in a critical
condition lor a cool while.
I'.x K reorder Smith, on tb? part of tbe defendant*,
moved lo dt?mt*a tne complaint <>n the gro'tnd that the
plaintiff had no catiMt or action, .n tbe inlurlea were
pr>lui ed by b.* own car. :a-uinc*? wuile getting off the
car when It wa* in motion.
The Court took tbe umn view, obaervlng tint, under
the rlrciinKtauces pre* inled in 'be evidence, the ctu?o
could not be ftiiinniied 10 the jury. The couiploint waa
ftccordlngly tllemlMd.
Kwaru ej. ft. M Hand a ui <)* t j? Hand.? TM* waa
an actum for alleged a?.<*ull and tmtery. Tho plaintiff
?a a ri, gVr, and h? bit tip* tho anion to reoover damagra
from the defendant*. wlio are the mauler and the mato
ol the l>rlg America, for a**eiilt and l<at'ery, whl<-h lie
alalia wa* oomm It* d on him by the defendant* on hoard
that veaael at pier 44 Ka?t r.ver, on llio Mb of August,
1 soft. |? appear*, avcordim' to the evidence of tho plain
lift, thai ou Hie day In qneeilon be wont on
board the America lo acrk for work aa ?
rig?er. Observing that a aplle driver waa
Iti the act of coming la ? ontart with the bootn of it*
America, h* took the liberty of giving ibe boom a pu*h
!?? ?ve it (run mlnry, winreupon u.e dofendaota rnehed
up to inm, knocked him down and kicked him on l.ie
? l?. h*ad, bark and cheat. A very had K*r waa put on
bl* head. la ooneeqyence of tlioee mjurie* the pi?lnt'ff
*a* obliged to keep bl* hooae for lenortwelv da?a.
He allege* that by re won of the aanault be al present
a- :l^tv Irom a dluinem la lila head, and la n"t able to go
alol t a* well ha ueed lo do before the aaaau It. The de
fendant* dented the aaeaiill, nmI pleaded ID defanco that
a* the plaintiff l.ad ImpfWperlt aod wlthtet their leave
coma ou l??rd the ahlp they wara Jnatlfl 4 In removing
him.
The plaintiff and wltnee?e* oo hi* behalf proved lha
f. neral iactk oi the can* one of tbe wltnea* *tated that
a connequ- nee of lha Inurle* the plaintiff received, hla
face preaenied lha apiMarenre of a piece of raw beef.
The captain, It waa ?worn. went down lo the oab n, came
np witb a revolver In hi* hand aad. preaatttiag It al ?
crowd a'wto >led on tbe quay, aald ha would *h?>l any
IrMiaonofa wbo attempted lo go oa board hia
?erael. ,
The evidenr* fhr tha plaintiff having closed, the
funl. r ii.'armg of (lie < aea wu aOJouroe-l nil Ibla
Morning.
flefore J idra Hartv?ur.
Klimbdh W'lsf. at itdminuh-atrir, ik, ft J*t Ar,
implead it? Thi* waa *n aitlan to foreclose two m'Tttane*
oa pro port y id1 Ihe defendant, on the corner of Hjving
ton and t/iidlow atreeia, one tor $1.10" and the ?>tit*r for
|IUu Tha mortgagea wera made lo <- nor lee H >pper.
deceaeed, and the plaintiff, aa tha admin itratrtx fit
t harlee Hopper, claim* I. SAO end Intaraet from It, a 1*1
of -eptemher, IxdO All tba defendanta accept Jamea
Fee allowed Judgment lo pea* by default. The defend
ant Jame* p?i? pat in an an*wer, d.tnylng thai tba
ax'ionnl claimed waa due, and further lhal on the 2?th
of Juno laat ha tenderod tba plaintiff 18. 1 U U
In fttll for tha amount doe, and that lha re
fl *?<f lo accept it, and ha eialmod that hr
reax n o( ?*ch lender the lien of the mort wa*
renovad. Tl>e ca*e ucrnplod tba ccurt during tha '
whole dav on Vviotda*. and to-day. oa tba ca?e being
called, the defendant moved to port pone the further
propreaa of the trial on tbe ground of the lllnese of one
William It Wiley, known a* Captain Wiley, who It wis
alleged lay sick auil did not expect to recover. After ar
gument of counsel the court adjourned ibe cause on the
c .nil tion tliat the defendant, James Fee, pay into court
the tu in of (1,(160.
THt WILLIAMSBURG ASSASSINATION.
Inquest the Body of Ofllcer lllpwell-The
Testimony before ('orour Miuiih? The lu
Adjonrned - Arrest of a P?i ?va on
liirion, il-c.
The inqueat on the body of Hipwell, the unfortunate
policeman who wna shot while on duty, early on the
morning of laai Tuesday, in Bush street, Williamsburg,
was com men cod yesterday at old Fireman's Ball by Coro
ner Stullb. The excitement which prevailed was con
siderably heightened by the arrest, just|prlor to the in
quest, of ? young ma n named l'atriclc SbriefTen, aged
about twenty -one years, upon whom suspicion has fallen
from tbe knowledge of bis having on tnore than one oc
casion, it ii alleged, made use of threatening language
towards the deceased policeman. Tbejury having viewed
the body, the inquest was at once commenoed, and tbe
followicg evidence elicited
mn???v or raivATt watchman jobx vah trvsr.
John Van Nest, belnp duly sworn, testilled as follows:?
I resido at No. 70 Rodney street; I know tho deceased
for ilvo years; I wa:: in Rush street early In the morning
of tbe day of the murder, between ibrne and four o'clock ;
ssw Hipwell tl'?re standing under a tree opposite Mr.
Morgan's, No. 3 Rush Strom : 1 was on the rijiot khIc of
the uioel, be was on tho sidewalk; wo exchan^-d no
words, Tor we were not in the habit of doing ro; had had
no ditPculty with him; I saw him in the same plai n two
weok> ago and spokn to Imu), bat he did not answer; on
the ni^hlof tho mutder after I hail lasted bim about throe
steps 1 nu*r bin cruei the road I supposed to tl.o ? inewaik,
where a light was shining at the comer of Broadw;iv
and Rush street; borftd him go off the wntk; when I
gut down hv the open lots heard tbe report ; wrs about ?
block sway, ten feet from the tree where 1 htm
wlieu I heard it; saw no,, oily tber" when I turned round;
saw a iTittti alter the >ecend shot had l?en fired; he *ww
coming from tho block at right annles with the lamp; I
would lia\ o fired a', liitn, but my pist >1 would not 150 off;
I followed to <tboul tin ce doors from the corner of Ru.-h
street; the mau ctme i rom Mr. Ackley'g li'usc; I was
on the south tide of Rush 6<reet when Hipwell wu*
shot; it nnesoilark you coul.l not dls itiguish a man
six feet ahead; bust spoke to Hipwell shoot
two weeks a^u' ne\or heard any cue threaten
him; saw n"01 0 in tbe street, when 1 weUt down fie
street; >he flr-t per on who c.irne was officer M&rryatt;
I rapped with H'pweil s club; deceas*?l did n?t speak
a'ter I r ached ll Uli I never saw anything wrong about
the house* thcr*: 1 w*s there at eleven ("'clock two
nlifhts before, but had not l?-?n Ihero in ti e interim;
I ?aw nothing wrong; no lights to my : n wlcdfre, un
less fliero was ?B'' 'n "r. Collins' has- mant; or that 1
am notcerain; Hipwell was on Broadway s de of the
street; there were two shots fired ; sfter the flr.it shot 1
had mv lmck I" the tree; I mw him under It be "ore the
first rliol wa-. Or?*-I ; 1 U"ver hear i Iliuwell si>oak of the
Clumc er of any of the houses; don't think any bouse
w?- en'ered that morning; lie never remarked that there
were queer do iips in a certain house
ORORns a ackuy's twttiiovt.
fienr-e C. Aeklev hoing sworn guvs the following evi
dence: ? 1 11 v ? In Rush street ; 1 knew tho deceased ; the
shoot ng ocent^ed 'at about half past three o'clock on
Tuesday mort.mj; I was in bod in my room when 1
be.ird a kind of scuffle on th ? pavement pelow, and a
man shouting "Murder;" I then nenrd two pi >tol shots;
Jumped tip and looked out of tbe window; saw Mr.
Eetec on tne walk, and snw deceased lying on his back,
hi* feet toward the curbstone; he ilid not spea'c, or if
he did I did not heir ri word ; did not see any ono go out
or our row late that nirht ; ail thi h m-jos have u good
W|?H; mv room Ik on the third floor front; when I not
up 1 Hiiscd the window snd shouted watch, and dressed
tnvs if ,n,| >?ont do^n into tho street; when I got down
I recogniied deceased lying on the sidewalk with Mr.
K.s: ? ?v.nf.ng ov r him ; oillcerfMarryatt examined tho
windows of </tr house and tho next.
??'*?? n. oota'ss' te^ttmokt.
Jani?s B. duly sworn, tn- till d ; ? 1 reside in
TVvtiflon uvetiue. n>-.r Third str??(, and wa* acquaintnd
wlih deceased by ti^t.. ?a* ,t home at the tltne of the
murder; mv wife swcl, me about fifteen m nut?H after
th ? occurrence; looked o.j and saw a man Iving on the
sidewalk, but did not I hot. know It wan a poll emaa
never knew Mr Hlpw II to i-1Ve asy trouble with anv
one; last saw hint alive on Saturday morn np; never
h ard of Hipwell being asked to ]?ok out for husbands
who v"-lted other men's wives, or that th"re was any
dimcnitv of that sort in which the debased wn called to
interfere.
HAtun norr's tkstihont.
Parsh Hoyt, duly sworn, testified as / of0w? ? I reiide
at No. 3 Rush street; I knew ofllccr llt-|>wn|j ? was In
bed at the time of tho murder; after tbe mmi'm gj,0t j
got np and looked out of the window andww ? man
nnn ng down tho street toward our bouse; he was a
small m<<n, but I cannot descrilie bim; he t<r0ed to
wards Division avenue; it was not too dark t0 nee
n? er heard of any o:ia thteatenlug Hipwell; jjno ^
nothing of the chamcter of the people living oppose to
mo; never heard ol his wat> hing any house in the
vicinity; before I looked ont of the window I hetrd
some one cry "Murder I" and think it wa* deceased.
citARuw r. gam's tmuoiiv.
Charles 7. Estee, being duly sworn, testified;? I reside
at the corner ol Division avenue and Third street; waa
acquainted with the deceased; did not see him tbe eve
ning o I (be murder; was in bed at tbe time he was
shot; did not hear either shot fired, but was roused by iny
brother raising a window in his room; I drswd myself
at once after I had looked out of my window; ingoing
from my door I saw watchman Van Nnet, who waa call.
I tut to a man going down the etreet; thought at the time
tbe man wa* a policeman ; Van Neat told me be came
to tbe spot on account of haaring the report of a pis
tol, adding tp>at it was the work of some burg
lar from the halcony of eome house In the
opposite row (witresa here deariibed his raising tbe un
fortunate man's boJy and removing hie clothes, ho.); 1
Mked Van, Neat who tbe man was he waa calling to, bqt
he did not *eem to remember doing so: Van Nest ap
peared very much exeited; I saw no one beside the man
mentioned and the persons living in tbe vicinity; never
heard anv 'hing of a suspic ous nature said aboot the
houses in his row; there was no one else residing in the
same bouse with him; he had never anked Hipwell u>
watch his bouse.
TXSTiMOST or VAST AS* BCMUm.
The witness being sworn said:? I reside at No. M Rush
ttrevt; 1 heard a pistol report, and went to my window;
while there 1 heard a second shot snd the report from
the rap of a policeman's club, and also groans and
ncuflllng; I lookod along and saw a man walking
very quickly: when oppos te my house I was
shout to ask him what tbe trouble was, but
ob-'-rvIn^ that he waa In a hurry, gave up the Ides; I
could only see his form; he was short *nd thick set; his
clothes w ore all unbnttoned, and appeared to have been
thrown on In a burir; saw no one in pursuit; when
under our window I beard hfra give a very long sob; I
saw no one else in the neighborhood ; I tnjd those who
cs/ne to my lio.ue about my having aeen this man; be
went Inlo Wythe avenue.
The testimony of William E Hstee was similar to that
Of his brother, Charles F. Estee, and that of Mary ?lblie,
servant In the employment or Mrs. Collins, added no
thing new lo the ??, Idence given above
At this atagc of tbe inquiry tho Coroner declined call
ing any further witnesses, and adjourned the laque-t till
t^fwlurdsy morning, at ten o'clock.
STATIN BUM UtTELUCEHCE.
Tiii Snaicw'i Rbtkiat rm Kirk.? A flr? wu discover
ad late on Tuo?iay evening at the homo of disabled sea
men, "It'isled midway between Ktapleton and Vender
bit landing, and known as the "Seaman's Retreat."
Fortunately for tlie Inmate* of the Inatitutlon. many of
whom are In a helpless condition, tho Or* waa discover*- I
od In lime to pravcntany eerlou* c n*-t en<?a, although
the wind waa bluffing at the moment a furious gale, but
owing to tlie exertions of the fire <otnpaoiea, who nobly
(??ponded to the alarm, the Ore waa ??ud i-itluguUhed.
It i? Mated the cawaa of the (Ire wax a defect in the flues,
which tho superintendent took Immedla.o atepa to re
medy.
Exrtrrrn Pardovixo or Cramvju.*.? It Is stated that
Governor Fenton h*? now nn<fw consideration the par
doning of rortaln criminals who have been convict** of
be uouft crimen in Richmond colinty, and who are now
tinder .ining sentence in sum Prison. It Is to hoped,
buwsvsr, the t.ovemor wiil an ade to the people'* wiahea
and cnuxe the crlm nala to undergo tho full penally of
their sentoaca, and which It ia waii known they so justly
deserve.
SHIPPING NEWS.
' rims? rw ki.
| mnom mt> ere 7 M
I shi wiraa murn II us
rm OF KW YORK, OCTOttR 10. ft*
(Irsred,
stsanuhlp roela R|.-<, Fiirber. Hong Kong vie Tape Town
? P.?eili' M?ll M>-? !**?!, i Oo.
Htesmahip Morrb C*aUa, Adama, Havana? Garrison 4
Allen.
.ifemihlp *t?r1pne%. Quirk, Vew Orleans-*' K Oerrtson.
Sieair<hip(!My of I'unsn Prince, Jackson, Key Wi st and
Apelsrh .?**?!% ? Heaaer * Brown.
?<laeni?ftiu Merst'.ga Ku.g, Norfolk, City Total aad Ktab
muad? O Heineksn A I'alasora
Steemahip Albemarle, Bon ma, Heifelk, City P<Met sat
Rlrhmoad? Mvlag*l?a. Pos * Ho.
?veanshia Prannoala. Sherwood, Portland? J P Ames.
SV>?m?lilp Patrhanka. Ussier. Boston? W P C'vde.
Suismshlp Waasaulia, PUh, New Bedford? >ar*nson A
Ship Christ*! (Hreoi) Prsderlrka, Antwerp? F Barb.
Meiwke A Wrndt.
ship uolilea bream (Mr). Brown, Ht John, KB? Mr>rewr<od
H irk Vl. toria (Ham), Prterenn, Hamburg- R M Sloman A
l.? Plata, Crowell, pu?no* Ayree? R W Ropes A Co.
B?rk ford'lia, W "lit. Bsvannab? Young A < owan.
Brig llenrlk Weiweland thor;, Aisen, Cork for orders?
Pu'i"R, PeiO' ka A Wendt.
Prig R/-el?s. Tiilhlll. Bordeaui? B J Wenherg.
P- Milf Kurlbaidl (hoe), l^arsen, lllo Jaasiru? t unrh, Nrlo. ke
I A Wendt.
N Brta Catherine * eerie (Br). Roberu, Dssaarara? Pen lawn
1 A ?'e
H rig a P Peulatan <Br\ McCuDock. St Tbaatae? Penistoa
A Co.
Hrhr Wide World, Rlldratk, St Marts, Pla? K D Hurlbut
A t o.
HrUr Lory ? lees. Walla, Hlltea Head -Vea Bnnl A
Blagbt
Hrhr Whits Saan, Wooalar, Calala, Ma? T Roynlaa, Hon A
Ivbr Alfred Hall. Barlow, Providence? Baker A Dayioa.
Arrived.
?MSVMktp ''Ity of Jlew V<*k Br), f<eitrh, Uerrpanl Sept
K, ?i* ^ i-H>nstown J?ih, wflh md?s ssd &4 ^??r-ng?r?.||a
John 'I IMle p?^.? 2; .n yiieencown hir'H .r. (????vil ?">
ship Vlrglff?*. bound In ?*lh 1 T> AH, HU milra weel of f *?t I
as;, siea.aiiitk' -'wt'a. !>eoeg for Liverpool, Vet % I PN, tal
4B M. Ion #0 if steamsMp Olty of Psrte. do rtr do nth ft M
lat 43 54. Ion (tai'ouji boua4 B. '
Steamship City of Cork (Br), Bndgman. l.trnrrxkot Hep?
22. via Qui enstown i4lh. at noon, ?Uh in. in and )&,
g.-rs. lu Jobi U I?al>'. Had strong *?*'erl) gHi? theentire
p??aata. Sept 24 <>ir Cape t I ear. wttt
steamship Qn of Boston her.cs for ! imyatl; i,,. a ah
i II 81 26. ion l!i OB, met .-a-ushlp Virginia, da fur do;
II :? AM, lat 51 24. Oi U MS, met a brig rigged ,iean1(,r
fround K, ?uppoa*'! th?i Harm; Oct i. 9oooani*Tod a hum
cane, 6th, fr.4f> VH.Mcbanged night a(<nala with a ?**-? ?
bound K. showing nun rocket and ona Mae Unlit, 7th li 4A t
M. Ut 43 49. Ion 5r 11 inet a brig rigijid steamer, bound k'
Mb, 9:50 AM, lat 12 3D. lou ?1 57. es.'hanged signals with
steamship Villa de P aria, hence for Havre; at 10:16 AM, witi
?WMin*hip City of l'aru, heiusa for Uverpuul, anil at 11 P*
with a itremen steamer. bound K.
Steam -tup Aleppo iltr). McMtckan. Liverpool Sept 2ft, via
Qiteenstown ?7>h. with rr.dae and r???en;jers, to K Cunard.
ttapt 27, off Kmaale Head, pa?*ed t rainsuip Denmark, benne
lor UverpooL Had heavy westerly galea during tba paa
safe.
steamship T'ntonls < Ham), uasck, Hamburg Sept 23. via ?
Southampton *)th. wuh indie and 674 passengers. to nun
hard! A t 'o. H id strong westerly g.lm during lbs passage
sept S!), 1*. 4V 3J, Ion >??? bark rlgge.l steamer., bound K ,
I li t 1, lat 44 64, Ion 81 46. steamship City of M tnr.heeler. hem <
for Liverpool . 8tb. ot 42 li, lou 12 47, steamship Villa da
Paris, hence for Hat re.
Steamship Arago. Usdaden, Havre via Falmouth, Kept 27.
Willi noise aad nsasengers. to tbe New York and llavr#
Stesmablp t;o. Had a iciooeasion of HW ana westerly galea
during Ihi- panose, with very Utile moderate wtather until
after passing i sju Race. Oct 1, lat M 3U. lou 27 30 passed e
strainer uf i?h National line, bound K; 2d. eueouolered en
unusually heavy gale from SW, with tremendous eon; 4th.
di.rii ig it Hhari> gale. Jolm King, teaman, while standing oa
tbe mil, lo?t nia uslam-e. fell overboard, and was lost; bih,
p^.>M*d through a hurrlssne, routing from HW and going
around mi N W . at a very Irregular and Bombing fearfully,
snip labored very beatify, hui passed through it umnjured; .
6ih, ? I' M, passed a summer showing a rocket, followed by e
blii" light.
,>u.im?iiln Munhiittan, Turner, Vera Crot Sept 31), and
Havjua Ort 5, with nniie und paaaengera, to C A Whitney.
J.?-ft the port of Wta Orti/. Hept 30. at whlrh time the ri'in
tiaiit of a N rtlin waa Ktill i rrvml ng with a heavy sea util!
on tbla Norther had bemi blowing for foor days previous,
und preremed fteHni-lii|iH Iheti in port orarrlilng rro?i
charging Oti the V9'u ult we l?egan dischitrg ' eMrgo, but 11 ?
wan not until the 30: h, at 9 AM, that we comi ?t?d audi dia
rhargr ; inimi'iiUtrly alu-rwarda. we took in c.<j| 0 liiirlng
thru boura: tbU lining done, >ve proceeded tu ana. T!is
WHaiurr wa? moderate and pleaaant; tile hour at which w?
left was 11 AM. Hit 1, r.'iiriineii^id wlUi a northerly wind
ami heavy M-a; 3d, wi< re irlajd ^ieal, wertiii^r ttlll nL('uer..'c ;
took In cargo, slid go; under weigh at 2:11) AM. bound te
Havana; 4th, an?ed Ht Havana; Sth, at 1 AM. left Havana,
weather cloudy, with strong Bile from f.NU: tith, fbat |.ar*
ot tiiii day wind a id w.'atner very heavy, ug^tlirr a :th
(itrons 0l?0^^ sea. whii b proven '.ed il.o ship froDi making anv
Li- niw.iy; 7tb, began with a heavy tale trom KMC, still re
tarding the progress of uif ve.tsel in eonH.iJiuer.ee ol Mienjr
croaa aea ; 8ta ouin wnij* und weather moderated ; i)th. tha
weather moderately pl?:<*anl until toward* eveniag, when k
gale 0"inmi n < d from ?'.N. . and the sea bi:csnie neavier aiirt
B&ivler; about ?i I'M iiuite < gal? >va? on, and wo ftxpensnced
aga n great iliWcultv lu procceiliug; at 10 AM of iJii. tuiu wt>
arrived at l^uarauline.
hteaiuohip San Salvador, Atkins, Savannah Oct 6, with
md?" and' i>a-?engers, to Darrlaon \ Allen. 7tb limt, 4t.
miles 8 ol Kryiiigpnt) Slioils, p.isned bark Geo Kinguur.
He h, off llatteras .iignalued sleuiiiHhipn Alabama, (Quaker
i' ty, nude V\' Lord, bound S. and Meriedlta, bound N ; X
nuii- north of llaltcras, steanisbips Eutaw. und Uity or
Butli, hound S.
Kb- louhip Salvor, M. rgan, Boston, with mdae, to the Mr
trop diian Mteamshlp ' o.
bhlp Marianne .'?otieltohra. 1 umb, Havre A"g :w>, wltk
mdit ind 14/ pantca^oi's, to Boyd ,k llluckcn. bad 1 dealt
and I lurth.
Hark Pericles (of Boston). Snow, Cnllao June 12, wltk
guano, vo 1. C Korgnmn. I a>??d tlape Horn July 14.
Ilk ic 11 itn i'on i Br) Atkinson, Cnriiill, Si dayj. with coal,
to >!:l?r. Had b .tvv VV aud N \f winds most of tba uuiwagc.
hj ii Halla. Ac.
lUrfc AU. iDta (Brrtn), Hagemann. Crcmen, SO days, with
mdae and 376 [<awietijicrs, to tiarr?la X Meyer. Had heavy
wi itli?*i on t'ie ] *? t.g*.
It ik ti-.m- Si i it .-i ), Qllham, Rio Janeiro, 44 days, with
cn'lti.', to tieotge K llulley. Had heavy weather during th*
passage ; inuiv.ii ;ta. lo?t and splii sail*.
Har? Mary Kel e Itoberls. l.urn-.. Cow Bay, 9 days, wife
Onal, u. Kn it, Son A L'l.
Iturit Helen ABgiur, l'avig. Wood's Hole, il dan, In ballast,
to uiaarfir.
iirii. Help'.. ill (Br), Dtvis, Labrailor, 11 days, with tlatt, te
Oieei. ACurric.
liilii Orieiit i Bri, BeirlKter, Labrador, 14days, with fish, tc
Qrf'iic i Cui rle.
Brig K H h' iinedy (Hr). Cemerjr. Cow Bay, 11 dsys, wllh
con I. lo V^lt" A Porierlield.
Hrle llerhertl Hri, iiaraur, l ow Bay, 12 days, with noal, te
U It DeWoif a Co.
i'ng Harriet Amelia (Br). Cox, CUee Bay, 11 daya, wllh
con!, to .1 r W biti.ey. ?
Brig Advent (Ur), t'roiv, Wiudtior, N3, with plaster, te J
k' vv in ,iio\ .
Brig I. dltli ( new), Putnam, Mauhlaa, 6 days, with lumber,
to Si in peon A I'lapp.
Brig Alamo, 1 . 1 1 > o v . Macklia. with apnrs.
Brig W. bnter Kelly, , Bangor, with lumber, to Siatp
ron A Ciapp.
B n< i Hi, "Win. Rtonlngton.
f 'in r V suet. Sanborn, Lilian, 12 days, with reel, te f
Ttillxjt A ?'o.
Bchr h.oret, IHH'itt, Cow Ray, 12 days, with coal, to t Tal
bot A Co.
S>. ir May (Br), BHsctt, Amberat, 14 days, with lumber, te
r> u i>c Woir f%'.
hr O tailleepti i Br), Smith, Windsor, NS, with plaeftst^
to 1> K l>c i,o. i A?'Jo.
m hr V.'eiii wortti < Br). Brtnnle, Windsor, with piaster, Is B
K l?i- Weif A C-?.
I chr U ailiu'hia < ltr\ Steward, Walkoe, NH, 9 days, wflk
sto ?e. Id Jed fryi* A Co.
!-? Iir *n?!in Abb e, Ingalln. Mdsquasb, NB, 7 days, w4th
piling, to Sqow A Utcb : id.- on
t * hr Mary K tin.", Hopkins, Mu quash, 6 days, wllk
up rs. to liolyuks A Murrav.
bchr I.oui-? . mi), curk, Ht Andrews, < days, with la
to .ied I rv A Co.
M lir Kit i new), Cr ine, MaehiaSk
Behr Hyl> e, J;eyneld?, Xt Desert.
Sohrepy, Perktin, ItlUworth.
h"iir C> run t'ossett, , Kockland.
fccnr S ci.oud. Hull, Unoklaiid.
beur A u lelope Brown, Kocitland.
A"hrC I, Vaudevoort, it ouu, Boston.
S"hr Siirprln', Bcni~ie. Hoiton for HclHmere.
S..lir.l<iS lion-, Oatra, Boston for Pulladelphla*
Hour K min a C l..<iliam. llowes, I'roviuo towa.
bchr PwlUUKnm. Kvder. Harwich.
Schr S W 1'onui r, i.lncol n, Tau iiton.
Seiir K?* Flower. Chase, Warebam.
?Jclir ortou. Iladwlu. Kail Kiver.
Se.ir Mary HI /.alietb lUu h, 1 nil River. ,
HehrH li Pitt*, lones, l'rovlieuoe.
B' In Triumph NicAerson. Providenoe.
McbrM'm ?? Bunleu. Adaius. Providence.
?ebt K T Kniitii. Harvey, Provldeuoe.
Sri.r Willie I Nash. I'rovlUonce.
SchrPenosysranta, ilnllield, Bristol.
scbr Vintage, Vhlnuev, Bri*iol.
Hclir llra/os. K?eey, 1'ortlaad. CU
S< ur C.IK, Allen, Xridftjrcporl.
St hrKmp're, Malthena, Greenwich.
Si tir J V WeiiiDntoii.Cbipman. Koml-oit for ftesteea
Seur A Amsburv. A tilbury, Itondoul for tusUin.
bioop Rhode lsund, Umi. Bristol.
?View.
BlupTrlmoiiatnln. from LiverpeoL
kblp Liverpool, IroUl LlverpuaL
/ NwIm Plwmw.
>j*T*aB*mr A*t>*icw Joimno*, frofc Mew Tori for ftartw
tou, beiure reported aa naboi? ou Cuiriuiak, kit broken la
two aud will pro?# a IoiaI tou.
S'mr F.nnrBio*. WHlioma. from Liverpool '?r Nnr T?1
with e geueral eeivo put In a QueeBttowB24ih ult with loe*
o? foirmaei ?nd aU attnehed. jlbboom. Ar, ?nd la ? Ilk a
?tale. She w?. lowed back to Liverpool MCh for nwlll
Mib wu out 40 day*.
Swr Uarini iHe). whit h recently went aahote nv Tw
uv Ixach, be.'iw Net annah, end wee eold by order of ibe
Court of Admir-ilir. Is l>e:ng racauiked abore uer wa?r Its*
A Hirer baa bran working on bar bottom, stopping Make,
w ho report* b?r ' ora pal * lively uninjured Umuere **.und,
ki\ A ''urt Wardon'i survey wee to be beid on Uie veaeel
?tli Inat to dc'< rnuB' the feasibility of tier coming North te
u jck, repair aud outfit.
Snir Sraarroroi,? ' Tbe cargo nf the ship Hebentopol, fraia
Sauna for N*w York, abandoned in e ainkmg eoadittan
v .u . ruxl of N*J hbd* u4 0 1 Uoix*e augur.
Hill ftriaram , Jewell, from New York for Havana, pa>
into aerauoab A>1 Wh last uiunaated.
Miki Kiksohi iBi-v. from Pedro Krjri for Baltimore,
a-hore ou Currituck, haa bad meaw out away aod bee*
?tripped.
Schk Mcora. fren N'w York for Saeo, aakori at BlghlanC
Light, (.'ape Cod, wal no a toC?i loea.
Ni ne I'Bina orTna Want, whicb tailed from San Proa
riaoo in e.i*rrh of the nefcJng gn.tiuda o.i tue Sonbweal c?e?t
ou tbe M.n ol March. b?anot eleoe baen beard of. end ie
k?lle*ed to have been lout ar oapiuretl In tba ladlaaa af
Vurm Charlotte'* leiaod.
Hriio Joiran Hairii. at Baltimore from Mstani**. report*
Kept jf" lat ? d'-g. loitac W d?*. baa a liner? gala from BMK ,
?pill nail*, broke nt.'i ig and Uxt ke&ge anchor end thirty
fetbomr . heln, ? i.lou abe had out ae a 4rag u> keep the vee
*el to wlndwyd.
Icil Mmdoua rim, fna Turk* I Mend* Sept M for
Norfolk, But imo Ch.irle*toa Tib Inat. h*>ug eiperieoatd
bearjr NK gales, Willi main meat aod bew*j'?U gone. leaky.
Prm Tainurr. Mlfhell nf and from Tltkan for ProvW
denee. letinder?d and ?uuk beiween Beaver Tan and Point
Judith at H AM SHh inau Crew eared and arrl??*l at New.
Poi-t.
Nrm Mm MrKaa, fmm Philadelphia for Mobile, waa
towed Into Fortress Minnie ttb Inat with lost of rudder
buvaprtl and leaking badly.
SrmS BWnriLrii before reported In collision with brtg
Kllze Abu. oM Mlnot'a Ledge, lo it bob ley, oatbead and an
chor.
H? bw Munti'iiiwa before reported abandoned, wee of Iff
ton?. III ye.r* ol.l, and ow ned bv parties in Beltlmor*. She
W u< Inauiad for $4000. Uar cargo oonalatrd only of ? lot *f
?erap Ir.-n.
^ Hnim Qr**e VirTflitiA. whleh f< nndered Ute 4?h InaV
wee fiom Harene wltb a anted amount of oar go lor (Juetoee,
nlieie she * ?eowneo.
Qt'BUiTowir. Hen' ? ? S'hr Ad renin re. from Jamelea,
with 1'igw.m.l, for Hor.leaux, arrived wltb hxa of both top
tui"t< snd jibboom.
Tne h^trh TAJ i Br>, Capt Kee? from Cerdlff for Quebeo,
with eoel, 4 w??ka out, put In thle morning leek; and 14
In' aca of water >a ho d.
Miarrltaweoua.
We ai* IndeHed ?o Mr V W fcljr, Uie obliging puraer ef tka
eieemthlp Arego, from llevre. far late pepae*.
Our iMp new* eollee<or dealree to fienk Capt laaee Tree
land. of tl.a ataamer WnetlleM, for timely aaeletanre ran
dered him la forwarding aewa Irom the rieamahlp Arago.
Qrtri Wow? On Tlmrodav, Uia 4th met, >ba etRemehlf
Brltennla. of the Anchor Line, arrived wlih 4M paaetacara
?nd ? fnll e*rgo nf aaaortad mereben-Uae, waa dorked at pier
a* N^rth rlrer. and at t PM f?m> 'eii"--d d^ebarglog At*
a'ek* k an Hafrday morn In* aha left Her dock, after having
In W working hour* dl"~li irg*d iWi lam e^rgo. and Umdad
1 .Vn< ton* ro il and ea lafi ronalatlng of braedetnlTa, praek
alnns, na??l ?toie? a,- th n provum ibat the faelllt e? foe
Ir.e rapid w.ffklng^f i,i p. at New York an fully eqnel te
tuo of a uy port ni (hn a.. rid.
>ntlrr la Mnrfnera.
MV??rrric?Di 1Kb urtsr * lliaaoe ? TBiartT tap.
OrrirB L ut wor a Ho>ao, t
WAmimo-tura, l?C Oet .1 i.?A ?
to trot* Ae"io?i*o N*aa art-aaiio Tw.?< *are
C.aie-OfljrirJ inlorioatl-n HM Ml reeeived.at lbl? a ,?a
that ike sli .ie end of the AUa'itleTeiegra|* * ebte >.???? IB
Iaril" writ of Noribar Point, en lb* eeat aide of tbeentraiw* la
leart'i t'onteet harbor. Trinity Kay; and from thle .p?t tw*.
beacuiia? altuated ovjr the .ouihrrn .-me of tke bart-.n-wi -
be M<en In the liar H by W Theae bea?.na mark tba dlr#.
tlofl of tba eable'a ilr?t rourae mte the harbor.
W li?-n the white b*?<^>n on theeaeiern abora la In Ilea wfrh
the a<-hoolbouealhe oai?e commences to riirve to tba *m -
ward and"?nUn.iee to d i eo ?Mt vhe el. urrb lower i? la
hoe with tbe northern pter. on tbe ahore uadar the rhnrrh ?
on thle Iiae tbe AUentle l alile ai>pr.??hee tbe abora wlthle
a i?Me ? length. aaJ lbeo<? ta Ue land uader tbe telegraph
"vT.aela lataadlag to anchor ah will rare fully avoid tke Ha*
Indicated above by anrborlng e(ib?r ???t af tba Ilea of tba
eou'bers beaoana, aad north of the line where the e*a\
bearoo tarn earing midway between the arberlhonae aad the
hoove n*n a..?ith of It i>*4re HK V? K . or by ear boring aoatb.
of tba Una where tne telegraph autlon flag tea with a white,
we* bed aione on the abor-i bear* ' K by K. aa en tbla iauae
line It I* Intended la ptara ? ae^ond telegraph table
All bearing* are raageetle. Variation at Heart ? Caate%\
Newfaundlaad, U degre?a and 10 ?e.i 'i1a W In IMA
By order. W b nH t BHli.'B. Ohalrmaii
wwtt tain or araira rtonr or enraa-maa neav a*
riaaiim eo.
Hrpkiiuaareir Orrrpn. Anaiaatrr, |
l^ianoa beet iMt i
lafematlaa baa ban rtreteed at the AW* Mad m

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