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MONEY! MARKET,


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The stock market 10 steadily settling down, and there
appears to be less disposition to operate at the decline
than when prices were Eve per cent higher Har
lem fell of to day per cent Norwich and Worcester
u; Reading, u; Morris Canal advanced y. The
angement proposed in relation the loan of two hun
drsd and ninety thousand dollars to this company to
complete its works, and increase its facilities for doing
business is in fair way Of being perfected and hold.
Of the stock therefore disposed to sell below
the price fxed upon by the party proposing the loan
There avery great probability of this stock being We
ry much benefited by this new loan
At the second board there large sales of Harlem
and Norwich and Worcester. There material
change in the former while the latter improved per
cent The advance in one Of these fances and the de-
cline in the other which has ranged from half to
per cent for several days past is pretty good evidence
that the position Of foreign relations and the fnan-
cial entertainments of the government have very little
to do with the market price Of either and show that the
fluctuations produced entirely by local causes.
The money market of New Orleans is represented 90
being very easy. The Times of the 2lst inst says
Money still continues very abundant, and the de-
mand for business purposes 10 lighter than we have
known 1t for some time past Capitalists are, however,
not very anxious 10 make for any engthsn
Cd period being DESTROYS Of witnessing the effect pro-
duced by the wants Of the government on more sx.
tended scale probably than has hitherto been supposed
and which must shortly assume q definite aspect The
Secretary of the Treasury who at the last
still at New York, has not made any arrangement.
There is hardly any movement in uncurrsnt funds,
and the market still evinces great degree of heavness
Small sales of Citizens Bank notes made at TX s>S
per cent discount; Consolidated per discount
Improvement money is extremely fat and sales could
not be effected at better rate than IS 90 Third
Municipality notes q per cent discount.
"Texas funds continue at a stand there are some few
sellers quoted rates, but buyers show Incline
ton operae-n fact transactions have transpired
during the past three weeks We quote treasury notes
l2k i21<c; interest notes l3k l4c eight per cent
bonds l6 l7c ten per cent do ls l9c the dollar"
We annex a statement exhibiting the quantity of cor.
tain articles imported into this district for the Ars nine
months in each Of the past three ears -
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Owe cannot do any thing for o.
Circuit Court.


james HdnIey 20. The New York and Harlem Railroad
Compony--This was an action of trespass 10 recover
damages for injury the plaintiff sustained by the
breaking down Of the defendants From the 70 All
mony appeared that the plaintiff sometime in the month
of September 1884, took passage in of the
cars When they arrived in Fifty Fourth street ar
about that the axle OF the broke down
notwith standing which the engine continued TO PLAY,
and the cars asrsgged along for distance untiit
went the precipce depth Of 81 feet In the fall
his right leg broken, and so badly that he had
sent TO the City Hospital where he continued for
year II is also alleged that he 10 still lame and
business had been broken up In consequence After the
examination Of two or three Witnesses the Court adj
journcd.
For plaintiff Messrs Sherwood and Judah
For defendant, Messrs. G. w Sanford and O'Conor.
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Ihere has been an increase compared with last year,
in molasses rice salt and domestic articles;
and falling off in every thing else. All the staple arti
ces of foreign importation have fallen o-some of them
very largely This be principally attributed to tho
alienation about being made in the tariff The impora-
ton, even under the operation of the warshousing
system, has this fall been very small The packets
now arriving from Europe have very limited freight
lists, and large portion of what they do bring il
composed Of heavy merchandise such COAL salt and
irona description Of goods which, in business seasons
comes out in transient trading vessels.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign
merchandise imported into this district in zach of the
first nine months of the past three years.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Sew York, F.iday, October 80, Isa6.
The Weekly Herald.

This sheet will be ready to morrow morning at
8 O'clock.
1t will be illustrated with map, showing the
exact position of the country lying between Mon
terey and Mexico-between Tampico and Next
CO, and Vera Cruz and Mexico-also, engravings
OF the two most fashionable and most extensive
dry goods sores in New York-Stewart's and
Beck's. The reading matter will comprise com
mercial, financial, political and miscellaneous ar.
ticl-s OF interest; particularly the latest accounts
from the scene of war, and from Washington, by
telegraph and by the mails; accounts OF he cotton
crop stale Of the markets, Sc &
Single COPIES in yraDD.rs IL 3D., nee ,sch
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1t will be perceived by the above. that the value Of
merchandise exported from this port for the first nine
months in each Of the past three years. has been
ceedngly uniform not having varied from year to
another than two millions Of dollars The impoi-
tstions have huctuatsd to much greater extent and
have BEEN this year and last about six millions less than
for the corresponding period in 1874 The balance against
us in the foreign trade of this port this year. 10 only
about eight hundred thousand dollars less than last
year On the whole foreign trade this year 10 In
much favorable condition than in either OF the pre-
vious two years. and before BY the closing Of the
lenda we have doubt it will present f.
tissctory result than the above table exhibits Our
ports increasing with wonderful rapiditv the i'm.
mense shipments which have recently been made of
breadstus and provisens must swell the value of our
exports to very large amount. The value of imports
and exports Of the port Of Now York. in each Of the past
four years. has been ~ annexed:-
VALUE OR INpoRrs ExpoRrp PoRr Nru Vo,v
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DEATH OF THE Hon JONAS EARLL, 1--WE re-
ceived by telegraph last night, from our cores
pendent at Syracuse the OF the death Of
the Hon. Jonas Esr Jr in the 6lst yesr Of his age
This much regretted event took place yesterday morn
ing at Syracuse Mr.. Earll at the time Of his death
Of the Canal Of this stats and he
has, during long public life. held various stations Of
honor and credit He a senator for one or two
terms, and was conspicuous in that capacity as one oil
the "ssvsntesn'of lsaA-.ai5sny .arsus, Oct 49,
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City Intelligence.


THE SLAVE CAsr.-This case which came up for ar
gument before Judge Edmonds, on Wednesday, and in
winch Messrs Jay and WHITE were heard in behalf OF
was resumed yesterday by James T. Brady, Esq who
addressed the court at length the part of the Mayor
contendng for the constutonay Of the law of 1917,
which conferred upon the captain the right to
fugitive slave and the urdctian of the Mayor in such
quen, argument in behalf Of the slave in which he de-
MED the consttuonality of the law Of 1917, and
the pc ser Of the Mayor to detain him in custody.
Mr.. White having been called upon to oren the argu-
ments on the part Of the slave was permitted by the
Mr. w contended that the captain had Internationally
brought the slave away from Georgia that the captain
having knowledge of tho slave being board of his
vessel until beyond jurisdiction of the of
gia he subject to penalty and not being subject
thorized TO arrest the slave his arrival here and
therefore, the Mayor not authorized to detan him in
custody while the state not bound to aid in restor
ing the fugitive slave to his master in another State MIR.
w also conended that this case did not come within the
counsel Mr. Brad, then replied to the remarks of Mr..
White, and commended that the captain had subjected
himself to penalty according TO the laws of Georgia, by
not having properly examined his vessel before leaving
the port Of Savannah and thereby prevented escape
Of the slave in question that Captain Buckley having
subjected himself penal under the Law of Geor
gia he justified, by the laws of this state in arrest
ing the fugitive and that his honor the Mayor had pur
proceed the matter Judge Edmonds postponed Civ.
ing his decision in the case until today.
VANpgRLYrs COLUMBUS To the exhibition Of the
great national OF Landing nave
been added admirable copy of the Homage Beauty.
by Titan. and the Marriage Of st Catherine by Core.
gio These were both painted Sy Mr. " for Col Win.
occasion.
AFLARxvp TuRr Our-One of the Dry Dock omni-
buses with no less than eighteen horses driven whip
in hand attracted much attention yesterday in Broad
way and Bowery. 1t was a splendid sight, indeed.
CoRorrRs OFFICE, Der. 29-.accidentai Deafh-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday at No 23i Washing
ton street, the body Of boy aged years and Q
months. by the name Of John Halves, jun. The jury
returned verdict that he to his death by injuries
received by stage passing over him in Broadway, on
he 9th instant
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Married.
On the nth inst by the Rev Samuel L. Southland.
WILLIAM NUNS to Miss LOUISA sHiERs all of this city.
On Thursday 10th inst At the Presbyterian Church. az
New Rochelle, by the Rev. c. Hawley, Mr.. GEosaE
Hail. Jr Of this city, 10 Miss DEsoaAH A. CARrrNrKs
of the former place.
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JERSEY CRY FERRY Cove are sorry to say,
that the stockholders of this Company have not
resolved to reduce the ferrage to three cents, and
put on an additional night boat, after the fifteenth
OF November next. There is no question that
they ought to make these changes Immediately
indeed they should have done so long since. 1t is
an old saying that corporations have no souls, but
we believe they lack eyes too as well. Were it
not so, this company would see that their interest
would be promoted by furnishing better accom-
mooations to the public than they do
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SUPREME CoUnr, ROCHESTER, Tuesday, Oct. q.

Lansing VS.. Taffs, mo. for judgt. on priv de-
murrer-granted with leave to amend vantine. &c
ads MartnNo so, Mr.. Noxon heard for the defts;
Mr. Reynolds for the planti-new trial granted West
chester co bank ads Delaware and Hudson Canal Co
No 65 MIR Taber heard for defts; Mr. Hill for ps
MIR Taber in reply Fssdck sc VS.. Thorne-N 10,
Mr. Field was heard for pfs MIR Bowdin for defendant;
judgment reversed. Hudson VS. Caien-No II. Mr..
Bowdoin for ps; Mr. Field for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
plaintiff on demurrer Thorp VS. the People-No 75 on
motion of Mr. Tlnghast Judgment reversed default
Gates ads Tyler-No 81, motion Of MIR Noy judgt
affirmed default Nay lor ads Bann-N No II, same az
above motion Of Bowdoin Hall ads Miller-No 80.
Mr. Noxon heard for defendants Court adjourned.
-Rocheser .Gdpocafe
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Political IntelIivence.

SIXTH CoSoREssIoSAL DDrRicr.-After a long ard
exciting contest in this District David s. Jackson, ESQ.,
President of the Board Of Aldermen, nominated
o'clock yesterday morning The nomination has given
satisfaction to the principal Of the democratic party
in this District
AarANsAs.-Wilam r. Johnson democrat. brother TO
chard M Johnson has been elected to Congress from
ARKANSAS, without opposition. He received 6,s25
votes out Of 10, sac polled
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MiLrARY.-A detachment of fifty German re.
cruits, under the command OF Lieut. II. Brsw.s
embarked yesterday in the brig Ellen and Clara
Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay, Florida.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.

gao $50 $50 AL as9 as4, aso ass asS ato 94i a4a
24a, 246, 247, 2l5, 349 1876, I96, ls9, 237.
CIRcuIr CouRr-26, 49, 49, IS, -, 20, H. IA, 2oo a.
I'll, "a -
CoM,oN PLsA,-Frst Partios, ias sol. sos, la7, 49,
3l3, 1871, II, &c. -
90, %, 90.
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The Capture OF Monterey.

Wepublish in this days paper full accounts OF
the intelligence received at New Orleans from
Mexico, by the steamship Galveston, from Brazos
Santiago, of which we published telegraphic
sketch yesterday. This intelligence stamps the
capture of Monterey one of the most brilliant
welcomes in history. We give the particulars as
fa as possible, for the purpose of gratifying public
interest
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MINT TO THE PosrMAsrRR.-The steame Gale
donia leaves Boston on the LIST proximo. We hope
that Postmaster Morris will cause strong and suit
able labels to be securely placed on the letter bags
so that the philosophers from Cape Cod can dis
tinguish them from their own bags
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Toilet Articles, consisting OF the cholccsI
rerumery, Dentrihces Cosmetics Shaving Creamsl oet
Soaps Razou from the approved makers Dr:ss ih
Cases containing all that for the toilet in inc
most portable form, for sale by
q. SAUNDERS SON. 1T Broadvay,
A few doors above Courtiandf sueot
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Fine Cutlery.-Th. subscribers' assortment
FOR ne ing the most varied extensive 10 the
city, IL embraces ali different styles q Congress pres
dspt Wh.meiiffe Norfolk Sporting Pencil and Once
Knves OF Joseph Rogers sons wosenhoms, &c' manu-
''e'"'s a. SAUNDERS SON III Broadway,
" - opposite Howards Hotel.
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FoReERY.-A person ty the name of Bennett A.
from Iowa, where he arrested a reputation Of
Governor Wright, Of New York. for forgery, said to
have been committed years since He was lodged
in jail until opportunity presented Of sending him
eastward The charge is forgery in the fourth degree
The prisoner brought here in charge Of Sylvester
House, of New York - st Louis Union, Oct. 81.
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Trs bpyssssr CovssF-slow.L Trnysrs. -.Tks

'rrs Drprssssr CONGRESSIONAL Treysrs .--1ks
three political parties In this city, wings, demo.
Gratis, and natives have nominated their candi-
dates 10 Congress.
We annex their tickets, as follows
Districts Wigs Democrats. Mattress.
"a j. Phillip. Ph@uix. Henry Nichol VIM. $ Miller
sth. +. A Talmsdgs. pc Frederick D. Z. Wheeler.
9Th. James Munroe. d. 8 Jackson. WV Campbell
These gentlemen are all pretty well known to
the public, and each has, in greater or smaller
degree, claim on the voters of New York.
Politicians of all parties will have breathing
spell TIL the day of election; and we recommend
them to employ it in resting their wearied limbs,
soothing their cracked voices, and invigoratng
their exhausted lungs. Their work this year, in
ward meetings, county conventions, nominating
committees, coffee houses, bar rooms, and oyster
cellars, has been harder than in any previous
year; and unless they take some rest before next
Tuesday, the election will terminate without any
of those agreeable recreatons that produce so
manyfunny looking noses and varegated eyes-to
say nothing of torn pants and tailless coats. This
would be decidedly wrong and contrary 10 usage,
and as the politicians value their reputation and
character, they must staye off all innovations in
our elections.
is good for spirited contest. If the democrats
play their balls well, they may make ten strike,
bur 10 do this they must keep sharp eye on Mil
Ter and fhGnix, the third district II is rumor-
I'd that the natives will back out IN that district in
favor of Phoenix, with the expectation or
pledge from the wings that they will 20 for
Miller, if he should be nominated by the ma.
tiv for Mayor next Spring. Now, we protest
against this bargain, if any such has been
made, because 1t will spoil the fun in that DIS.
uict It we scarcely credit that any such bar
gam has been made, because we see Miller's
name still flying on the native banners.
The democrats may have some dssension and
difficulty IN the third and sixth districts, in conse-
quence of the trouble they had in agreeing upon
their nominees. Those districts we re exceeding
ly prolific of political aspirants this year, owing
probably to the rot in the potato, each Of whom
considered himself the fittest person to represent
his Teller citizens" in the National Congress-;
and, as all could not get the nomination, it is
tural to suppose that the lucky ones an object
OF envy to the rest. Thi. should not be The case
Democrats should, " like little birds in their little
nests agree" and any petty feeling of jealousy
would be unworthy of the harmonious demo-
cracy. Wewould again venture to recommend
the hard listers to patch up their little difficulties
in these districts until after the election, and then
fight it out in a harmonious and good natured
rough and tumble"
We take leave of our political friends, by beg
ging of them to their energies for the con-
fict of Tuesday
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day last took seyere cold by lying the sofa and the
window AZ my head being Affected with hoarse
ness sore hroat sim neck and pains my head My neck
was bad that could my head lay down the
take vapor Bath at MIS- CAROLS, is4 Fulton street
in one bath In fact all the pain and Stiffness LETT my neck
while was in the bath W. II. 3.
pectable ciuzeas Mrs Csrrolls Medcaed Vapor and Sui
phur Baths, ls4 Fulton street. from AM TIL 10
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Large sale OF Medical
,al Books.-Cooley,

.
Reese Hill will sell this evening 6x o'clock at The
auction room 1871 Broadway Of Dey street, valuable
Medical Library embracing the best edi ioas Of the most
modern authors the Practice of Medicine Surgery Ana
tony Physiology, Obstetrics &c. Also, some Surgical la
strumsnts.
Catalogues ready tee sales rooms where the
books C be examined " -
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| The Columbus correspondent of the GAINESVILLE
Courier states that Miss Dix the celebrated phanthro
pist, lies dangerously ill at the Lunac Asylum; but
every care and attention is psid to her by Dr. Anvil
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Sr. LOUIS RACES We regret that the press OF
other matter precludes us from giving full de-
scripon Of the four mile yesterdsyone Of tho best
contested that have witnessed. Our neighbor
Of the Republican know, will do full justice to it,
Jerry Lancaster did ell that expected from him.
winning both heats in gallant style. Time, 7:55-7:45.-
st. Louis Revsite, Oct. AZ.
The daily union., 1846-09-25
From he \. Q. Pieay uao, sent. IS.

I me " " tiSdyunpl oePt 10
LArER FROM HAvAsA.--There were several aui-
walls from Havana yesterday, and we have files Ol
papers before US 10 Ae 9th August The British
steamer eiway arrived from Vera Cruz on the
9th instant, with $3.50 900 in specie.
Some passengers who arrived here yesterday on
vessel which left Havana on the 10Th, report that
four vessels Of the French squadron. had arrived
there few days prior TO their sailing, and thai
three or four more were expected, when the whole
would sail for Vera Cruz. This agrees with para
graph IN the Dario de Ia Marina which says these
vessels were looked for. The Psyche and steamer
ronnerre were to be Of the number the former con-
veying the French minister TO Mexico The vessel
had been delayed for further instructions in regard
TO The mediation which il was supposed Mexico
had solicited from France in the war with the Uni
ted States
The local news OF Havana is Of no interest A
letter from Mexico in the Diario expresses doubts
as to the permanency Of the coalition between the
iederallss and Santa Ana's friends by which the
revolution has been brought about. Il mentions
also report, that definite arrangement Of the for
egn debts Of Mexico had been effected but the wri-
ter appears increduous; He says Saata Ana was
expected at the capital on the 81 inst. Further he
says, Of the troops which lel Mexico for the from
uer, 70 be under the command of the president that
Gen. Garcia Conde reached Monterey alone, his
brigade having returned TO San Luis Potosi. re-
port had been received that force Of Americans
mad reached JlmeOez, a town twenty. four leagues
from Ciudad Victoria, on their way against that
capital.
The daily union., 1846-09-25
BY r. w. DYER, AuCtioneer.
Household Furniture at
Sept. 2i-6t

BY r.. w. DYER, AuCtioneer.
EXCtLLENT Household Furniture at
IL auction On Wednesday next, the 30th
instant, at 10 o'clock, / shall sell at the residence
Of Mrs. Spalding, on ~ street, near Penn avenue,
her household and kichen furniture, which is very
good and worth the attention of persons furnishing,
amongst which | enumerate, viz
Handsome mahogany chairs, French pattern
Mahogany hair seat sofa
Marble-top pier tables
Mahogany dining and other tables and adeboard
Do work and light stands
Pier glass, andirons, shovels, and tongs
Q clocks, rush and other chairs
Solar, hall, and other lamps
An assortment Of crockery, glassware, &c.
Handsome hat-rack
Do moreen and muslin window curtains
and ornaments
Ingram parlor, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, oil cloth, stair rods, &c.
A quantity Of pickles, preserves, &C., made this
year
High and French post bedsteads ..
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, very handsome mahogany
and other wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets, &c,
&c.
With many other articles, and a general assort.
ment of kitchen requisites, cooking-stoves, &C., &c
Also good milch cow.
Terms Of sale: All sums of, and under S25, cash
over $685. credit of two and four months, for notes
with approved endorsers, bearing interest.
The house is for rent, and possession given on the
lst of October.
~. RoBT. w. DYER,
Sept 24-d Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-09-25

4 BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer. ..
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture.
IL Piano fortes, &C., at AuctiOn.-On
Monday, the 26th inst, | shall sell, at the large
brick house on E street, opposite the new Baptist
church, between 9th and 7th streets, at 10 o'clock
a. M, a good lot Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sdeboards, bureaus, settees, &c.
Mahogany pier table, black marble slab
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and centre
tables
High and low post bedsteads, wardrobes, &c.
large lot of feather beds and mattresses
Mahogany cane seat and other chairs
Solar hall, astral, and other lamps
Radiators, cooking, and other stoves, CRATES, &c.
Two excellent piano fortes, and several globes,
celestial and terrestrial, and large clock
With a large lot of carpets, mating, &c.
With many other articles, not necessary to emu
merate. '
Terms: All sums of and under $780, cash over
500, credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes sat
isfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
Sept 23-d Auctioneer.