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CAPITA. xts0. .AllO

this tompany is nuly felHiy 10 make
insurance un Whue erspns and
Slaves, al then established .;iie- pf
pgemlun Thi- ie,nE tht. only ,tom.
sang. iurofpEar-i & m Sriie, eun.
hush exclusively 10 t.,ie iu,hange.
@tth AT extra EuHrauIee FUND. Ire
hlTsctoIs teei 10 il,I,.r' rha, u ar0rds
unusual and much gramer rnihce
uieuts to those desinus ut -iit.cfing an
tnsbrluce on theit lives ruan ans uher.
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MEDICAL uAkDo.
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= - ta1al st.eel. di7 Srn o.
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- ounnks ,s'hrted Pe,flnares: 81. ...
leases Fancy arucles, 10 resolved fion Paris;
ca,e splen nj dental ln,rume Is;
N al 'da. For and lIare les Yne4 in q caskf;
,,s AnlssEGs sad Sweet OIL Ia baskets. EIf sa by
4s BARElsLi a. CO. u Cua1LaSa 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

GERMAN REFORMED Missions. The Ger
man Reformed Church has an eastern and a western
Board of Domestic Missions. The Western Missionary
suggests the appointment otsome one man al the head
of the whole scheme of operations 10 lead, guide
direct. and "a devote himself wholly and entirely To
the work and complains that. from the want OF such
a superintendent, the missionary operations have
been irregular and without important results
MONTREAL CHuRCurs French
Catholic Cathedral "Noirc Dame. IN Montreal Is
sand 20 be- the largest and most imposing building IN
America. IL Is capable of seating 10000 persons and
500 feet long, ITO feet WIDE, ia feet high, and
hsnked by two towers, each 250 feet high. The
Wesleyan Chapel IN Montreal" SAYS correspond
ent OF Zion'S Herald, "is the largest Protestant
Church IN Canada, and the most commodious Meth
Odis Church IN America and viii seat 1890 persons
BAPrisr Missions IN EUROPE -Hev.
Dr. J. NJ. Peck. Foreign Secretary of the American
Baptist Missionary Union, now tour Of obSer-
walton IN Europe. has recently written home
terestng letter lie had visited all the missionary
stations in France and represents the cause OF evan
gelzaiion IN thai country as quite encouraging.
FIRST CHINESE CHURcH.-The first Bap-
Inst Church organized IN China the Tie Chm Church
At Hong kong BY Rev. " Dean, in lsiS. II orig
nally consisted Of three members. converted CHI
nese two of whom were the hrsi Christian converts
on that island. Tweniy-nino have been baptized
SINCE the organization of the church.
DEATH or CLERGYMEN. Rev. James II.
lio,ohkin, one Of the Oldest Presbyterian Ministers
IN WtScIh WV IN anu SuthVt VI Ne+"a|Ae
History OF the Churches IN that section, died al
Prat,s6ureh, ~ Y, on The third Sabbath IN Septem-
ber having but JUS. before preached his htlEcentary
sermon. He Was 20 years OF age Rev. c z.
Elliott. an Episcopal Clergyman, died a, Charleston
week before last,
The Works OF ARMINiUs.-A publish
ing house IN Auburn has announced the forthcoming
OF an American edition OF the theological works OF
DR. Arminius Professor of Divinity IN the University
OF Leyden. the celebrated antagonis, OF CALVIN and
founder Of the system OF theology that bears ms
name The work VIII have ,he prestige OF interest
ing historical associations.
An ORDINATION IN JAMAICA. ordi-
nation Of Congregational pastor took place N June
at, m the town Of Providence, IN the ISLAND Of ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
Things In Cleveland-Ohio Election.

Correspondence OF Inc y lffodhc'
CLEvELAxD. Ohio. Wednesday, Oct !, 1871.
Officer McKimty arrested man from
Cincinnati for selling counterfeit Land Warrants
found several in his possession, Of the best newest
Mate of warrants issued to Mexican soldiers. He
passed several III Cincinnati.
THIS city is increasing rapidly in wealth and popu-
Iation. Two Railroads now center here one from
Cincinnati. the other in operation 10 Rayenna, 40
miles only toward Pittsburgh line Of iirst-class
steamers run from here 10 Dunklrk, IN connection
with the Ere Railroad another TO Buff 40 daily.
The Buck Eye state, a new boat, built for this line.
having been unfortunate, and lost some baggage over
board occasiOned by the water breaking over her,
rendered her somewhat unpopular, though her speed
has never been doubted. Capt. Ward has placed his
new steamer the Caspian, on this route Opposition
fare, 81 so. They leave Cleveland every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening, and Buffalo alter
nate evenings. You Newly orkcrs, coming West,
can ride cheap as well as US, by keeping account OF
the days on which they leave Buffalo.
Ohio has just gathered rousing Wheat crop, and
feel rich, while you New Workers are sweating
hard Our Election rs close at our doors The Free
SoieTs will poll heavy vote. Yours, /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
Foreign Pcrts.

A. Shanghae July l7th. ships Roman Putnam fof Lon
don gets Sta 20 Us " sail 18th LanaO, BradDury I'm
San Francisco - days. arr I5th.
AT WhampOa July 2lst, ships Surprise, DImaresq. for
Lone (gets 40 % sai 18th WELLINGTON Mayo, from
San Francisco via Manila seeking Heber Smith, aad
RublcOn DOane barks Freja Dan for New YORK,
smyrna Ansers. and Csudace, ATgul,, unc Below ship
Nemnou Gordon from Bombay Hong Kong ~ load Tor
Liverpool =,
Al Manila July 5th ships Boston Pratt OR Boston, dg
Isaiah Croweu KlAey. and Loo ChOS. Kennedy Tor do
do BOMBAY Merrill, unc; Empresa, tChilian, formerly
Nsida Stewart from Honolulu Hong Kong bark kste
Hastings Allen sid June Gath, schr Spray, Hall
Sen FRANCISCO got so per tun.l
At Batavia Juy I'd snip Carthage Gutter Tor Manila
via Singapore bark Hazard Barstow fun San FrancscO,
arr 18th, for New York, ldg
At Penang Aug %, ships Matilda, Kinney, from Singa-
pore bark Borneo Rhodes, tor l. States. ng up spare
room with GIT goods
On West Coast Of sIma.ra Jaly itn ships Proponis,
BaIsto~ from Genoa May - Just Plato Lord for
NewYOr almost full bark Luclla Welsh. for do has
ZOO ye1is ThetIs, Crandeu for do nearly f1ll Sailed
date. ships California. WOODBURY. Tor Boston; sOOlOO
Brown, for Gibraltar Ia # the partial failure
Of tie pepper crop prlces were very high.
A. Calcutta Aug 9Th. shrps Ma athon Waterman, for
Boston, re loading having repaired Louisa Snow. anu
Orssa. Sears Tor do days Louisiana, Bars0 for do
lcg DaSconono, Proal. for de- A NJ Lawrence, beafse
for New YORK 30 days Hannah Crook, Brown f9f L1.
don straoO, Hussey, n dock repairing barks Asa
CrotheTs, NON San Francisco, 3D. dsg bal t % igl1
isT Boston Alloih, mt for LOnton, feioalinS o.eA
Aug th. ship Columbia. Silsbee, Boston With - ni
Went IL sea from SAUCER july 18th. ship Geneva Iossi
Boston bark Wessasaneon Fabeus do 'Vsn sa'ps IT,
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Passengers Arrived

Ta steamship ctr Of Manchester, AZ P1delptid from
LiceVoo Mrs Heslop ard infant RamIord Nc
Miss Butler Robert Banks Mrs Glnett, Mrs ). orr, J.
Holmes Mrs Barbour, Mr. Samuel. W Wadsworth,
Or J d. Watkins Mrs. Pllhug Mr.. OgeungtOn, ThOmts
Gale Dr. c G. " COmegys. Mss {. Scherf, h. NJ.
Burroughs, Nj Campbell, MI symon, Herman, J. y
Hale Mr. Staultt. J c. Woods, Nj. simmons K; ".
Mcdowell II Watkins. s. Hart. J. d. Adams, Mrs ID.
Adams ! schern Mss Scherf Mr. Ctlms. Geo. Wig,
Orr, Messrs. Ganett, Richie, BaDouT, } Champion.
Mr. Simmons Mr. Anders1n,M III Hammond, Mss " ayte.
Vanderslics Mss Leslie Mrs Elizabeth Sugten, VI IS
NJ Rodgers Rev K Morrison. / TAYLOR. W. vi Chessmgn,
Geo Reading. Mrs Moore, ID Walker, {. II DE WOOL
Mr. Tultle and infant. Deuman. Il Smith, l.. Pierce.
Nj johnson, J G. Wannsson,J MOTtos, Mrs DouDavand
and child Mrs Simpson Mr. keOgh, / Read, l.. DAVIS,
Sanderson Mr. Bois. w Butler Mr.. Cure, Pelginl,
II Horwltz, J Howarthe, Mr. j. Morton Miss simpson
Mrs Keogh. Mr.. Bishop, NJ Taylor Mr.. Moore. L IA.
Claude G. 2 Burrows, Dir. Turtle IA Denman, J III. Con
nelly. Alrs. Curne. Nh Smith, J. Oshand. " DAYS
So~ter Ross Holland, II Nhltehouse. W Hughes, rs
Ridley and three children J. n Clarke, SSeete. Mr
Thompson, W II seovy. NJ Stevenson, X Deg, H.
Downing Jas Dow, Mrs. DVburgh, Mrs SllveHon and
land c j SHAW Geo savage P. K Cusack, Mr. McFl
Mr. Kafhb0ne. n Espy, ID True. W. Barrow, 0r IL
lott c Gamble Mr. Scales. MIS- Dgyb lrgh VI : Clarke
Mn Holland. J WatteltOn John Willis, NJ Hi ey NJ
Mckenzie. Rev. J REYNOLDS, Geo. Bngys, G. Hope, X
s. George Mr. Bard II WOrali J ). Tlldesoy, \ Cam
he Miss D0dds. Ms II Eltlne, Mrs. RODertsla~, Hiss
Wadsworth Ms Wel;ham-
In sifp 4 Z from LtceTpOol-Messrs. {. W Armstrong
Geo. Dixon
IA ,.lo Mss sstgD, from LOad0n-R W Ime. lady and
children l. LeayItt Mrs. f. II Watson and children,
] Rogers MIS-. Julia Cr0thers, children and servant,
LUIS Snuck Heye'en. lady and children, W Day, LADY
and children, s. Cunningham, J. DelenhOlse, 81.
nrnlngs J. Ancost. J. Coffee and lady + ROmer
Ig 5~rg h L. Fed. from MGaS7Hilld-Wm. q. TOvey.
IN ma samuel French. from MIlG9g-Samuel Manuel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
Disasters, &c.

B,nx CONDOR Knapp. Of and from Boston for Havana.
before reported lost went ashore Point Bmm bahama
Islands Aug % The {. good old vessel ot $50 tns
formerly of Plymouth and was insured Tor SOOtO mere
was also eco insured the foreign money and Si1O0
ON outfits She had general cargo, shipped by various
persons 49,, .,
ScHR ANcEStRA arrived AZ Nantucket goth M, from
SANDY Point with the balance OF the cargo saved from the
wreck Of schr Franklin
SLoOP PRUDENCE. from New-York for Wareham. pm
into New Bedford Goth ut, with loss Of bo"sprt, having
been IN contact 18th, Long Island Sound with an un-
known schooner
ScHR COMPLIANCE, Sears. from New-York, arrived at
Portland on the 18th having been out 81 days e1pe
enced heavy gale on the 18th ut Oh Cape Cod, nwhch
lost salts, &c
SHIp Mr WASHINGTON before reported brought INTO
Kew wTeckers has been discharged OF hercd-
CO. and undergoing repairs an her upper
works. IL last accounts, Sept. Ia. .
ScHR. VENDovi, OF Rocktnd, from New-NoTk for Boz
ton was run INTO by snip Eli Whiney al Boston from Liy-
erpool At NJ the lst inst, oil Cape Ann, aud cut
down 10 the siarboad SIDE forward OF the tore
rigging stancheons and rail gone a. TAR ats As the man rig
giDg foremost head gone. The v was seen N Herring
Cove Race Point the morning Of the ID rehtlng
to make sail for Proyncet0wn The r. W sustained no
material damage. 90, .,
BR ERIC SARAH Boston for Angulla on the 18th Mt
lat 35 Ton 10 picked up five bbs -four with no marx sh"
a number Of other bbls covered with barnacles
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Case Of Capt. Lowery-The Storm NaTkeis-
Stocks. &c
CSusspondence Of ine ". Y TnDuas

CSusyonaenoe Of toe ~ Y Tnouae.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct 3, 1871.
There is general complaint OF the
arcI,y Of silver yet does otpreyeni the present
atoms a, intervals, Of services OF silver hfenoins
&c. The Washington Assembly, OF ms CITY are
about presenting TO the Washington FIRE Company,
a masnihcent fre-hOrn, manufactured OF sofa 81
yer II rs the prettlest thing OF the Kind ever saw"
During the week ending yesterday, 1889 tuns OF
coal were traIs ported on the Re4dng HalfDSih anu
1902 tuns were shipped by the schuylkih lana
In the United States COmmissionefs Oihce, ias.
evening the case OF Captain WIN. =. bo"ety' % 'uo
bark Marion, who was charged win nan 5Il'il
was concluded The ale CATION was ma ne cnohS'.
the cock of hs yessl so violently that Il yfodlceo
death a fen DAYS after the occurrence. = e 80
mOny showed that The COOK died eleven udy 90 e.
wards Of the fever Of the chmate c1.'@.eu ~
bathing Under the tropical sun. against tne express
DrahlbItlon OF the captain. The Commissioner uis-
charged Capt. LOwery from the charge OF nln,
slaughter but held nm IN SJOO9 70 answer ioI Luz
and unusual punishment \ OH WAS sehs ~P -"'
TO the Grand jury. o.,o,
Our city and vicinity was VISITED about clocA
this afternoon with a severe rain storm HON the
Southwest. The deluge IS quite "elcome, d esSay
thing has been suffering from want OF WAFER, ne
following IS list OF the passengers oy lhe III! Vi
Manchester. ~. ,...l
or no srport demand aud the inquiry for city CONSUMPTION
has soew fallen of The saes are mostly eohl-eas 70
snail lots for the supply Of The ci'y dealers aa
81 i7 " 20 81 IS for common sno ezra ols, 80,
euzlI.y Common shsfging BRANDS are nee Iin 4, e
former RTE FLOUR - ffm a. - o. anu OYhN ~ -
a, a. bbl WHEAT duh. bnt prlce- remain WIZ
change sales good and PRIME new southern red A. cVa
an Cents Ger uusael including Of ordinary q1aY al
orer osces RYE and there - none corning IN
CosS i dru l0C bushels good low sold al sag c.
AT Oars are n far demand and further sales u Dela-
var. have teen made a. 81 cents nlshei Penasya
ma sell IN snail lots at rae cents WHISKY IS n united
reoo,s. holder. asx 20 both hhds and nDls
SaIEs or sroCEs-Fird Bocrd.-2 Penn X n 90.
Ie Cs1rd Bank lli . Mors Canal y 50 90. - ~
Bans Of Penn i075 go Mon Canal 10 sgg ; btls'
ace Rea6sng X K &c! 80 Do. %. ltC0 nsaling X n
Mr., Eozts g. 70 6sl $50 Wilmington =, % l|
Iong Island X O. - Cumberland Naliey X, D
a. f1o state 3. 10 S2oQ0 STATE =. 90. - -
S,conI Bosre-s Penna e * 40; $1,000 l. aigh Ma
"a g Reading RR 2Ci 3 co. CaIndea and Amoo{ m
q 70 81 81 eoe Tsnns-se s.. 81, ~ GiraId BANK
10 DO nj 10 Union Cana, iOi SI3~ Stale s. ~
pa do
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nv telegraph.

BOSTON. oct 3-Ar. ship Pontiac, Calcutta MAY S.
srosc 2uh lat IS 3d. long % 80, ship Abelno I'm Caao
for Baltimore. BARK Howe Batavia June Ith. spoke Aug
90 lat 81 n long - n, ship Sea Witch. TN New-foTN
Aug for California Also brig Martha, WorthIngton.
Malaga Avg % Schr Gfape do Aug p bng Franklin.
North Atlantic Ocean Below. ship Humboldt fm Manila.
BOSTON, Oct. 3-Arr bark Sunny Eye. Casa Blancha.
Barhary Coast Aug %, brlcs Clement, lm,ngtOn G..
Cathanne and Mary, Tuscan and Lewis Beon Phlaiel-
phia. schrs Forest, Aleyandna Frances, Baitlmore
Liberty Yandala. and Neptune, Phladeipaa' Bolivar
and General Pcavy. E1ndout, snip HUMBOLDT, Manlld
Apnl %: bark Pamphy na. Alexandra.
Fellowship BowlIich. Calcutta.
Cid steamship Lewis. Liverpool. new ship Corfu
q, Calcutta bark St. Mary, Mobile brig Ellen Mana,
Porto Cabelo. clipper schr Mehta, Gibraltar and
market schIs Express. Cape Hayuen' Pamos, George
toxin. : c Victor New-lork.
BALTIMORE. Oct AR sohrs. Susan Cannon. New
York LYDIA, Providence
Also arr. SHIPS Marianne. Bremen bark Gen. Green.
Callao. schrs Title E. d ghtun ". IL. Mnliard, New
York
Below. ships Annapolis, Liverpool Rcard Anderson
Rotterdam ThetiS I'm Charleston t. Europe IL distress
bark Kingston RIO Grande.
SALEM Oct Arr bark EOen Dodge, Georgetown,
ID. c. hng Carleton. Philadelphia
CHARLESTON. oct Arr. ship Il. IL Bordy, -.
Cd schr. Monterey Philadelphia
SALEM. Oct 2-Arr. brig Mermaid Rio eirande, Aug
3 Lett bugs Iypee. from Cadz for NeW-NorA, ID days
AbrasIa, from aud for New-York 10 dars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

Arrived.

Shin F,,uinond.s, TOT Boston, White Hony Kong Nay
Is. yass.d ,us.I june - ape .. SI 20, hoT AZ :.
n ,,iks TO- SC 10 Sam9son rappan. If Boston Jaus
lat ~ 80 ~, Son n A. "A, 8 Ia 3 IS In y 81
sr,se Br barS Mers,a a. from Canton for London Aus
10 lat as 0S 81 % P- - 30 lon 0' $ s, es
changed Signals with ship Espndoir. steering y"
S.pi b. lat 90 Ion. - 10, et1hanssd S<eals ~" WI
~ mn sho,,iara red blr~cc with " in ihe ceaei
ne saw an An bug SHOWING blue and red pnrses ~i
,srsir cross Oct ]. llt % %. 3a H. spoke Dr. =
Sh'e A =. Chardlsr. Liverpool Set s. mds-. and "a
pass to Zcr,ga Co Has been days "es u N-i'''N7
shio M,,s.s,pp (of BALTIMORE Bryan. London y days,
mtse and gao pass p Coos s,niih ~, o.. L.
rdse and 80 pass 10 Bechiel The 4 has Been i'l
dl,s west Nantucket SHOALS VITA chi WINS AA4 no
Ship Naron Johnson, savannah days, COTTON @A1 ~
BARK Grafton Cof Boston, Ballard. Batavia. May Sd,
PASSED lava Head May 30. CAGE II Good Hone Jlf 20 =
Helena Aug tta. mfSe 20 A. sale july d. al 5, ~
lon p U e spoke sr bug Edgar. bound = Aug ~ lft
ton for NeNYork. The has had vers Dsn' winds 'in'e
Brig ogehn, Parker savannah days lumber - Foster
Bng wacssa Powell. Zara. Cuba. Set. IS. SUGAR TO r
W TTundy CO. Len 10 Am. vessels. Ihe " has eKpe-
Brig b 4 Field. IF Searsoortl Carver Msnsaalls %
DAYS tobacco and mahogany % Nesmh s sons. Len ao
Eng Samuel French. lof EaNporp Brown. Malaga 81
schr J Cooey Co.. Ryder Boston days, mise. to J.
Scnr Cornca Falkland Boston days, mise 20 Diy On
Sprague
schr New-york Goodsell Boston DAYS, mdse 20 Day
Sehr 3 F Lewis Berry, Portland days. mdse TO $
W. Lewis.
Schr Elizabeth, HoweS. Hsrweh days. fish and mack
erel 20 master
Schr Empire State Eldrdge, Portsmouth days. mdse.
toS " Lewis.
Schr Malnda (Br) Brundsse, Pictou IS day, timber
tOmaSter.
Schr Claudius. Prall. Virginia, potatoes
Schr High Priest. Thompson Plymouth, y & slung.cS
Schr julappi, Chaplin. Plymouth. \. C.. shingles
Schr Jenny Lind. Collins, Virginia. potatoes
Schr NJ Potts. Hopkins. Virginia, potatoes
Schr MARY Parker. Parker Virginia. potatoes
Schr Madeline Btrisall. Virginia potatoes.
Schr Geo. Ross, Tarrs. Virginia. potatoes
Schr Julia Ann. Guggs, OcTacoAe. shingles
Schr Denmark tof Bath -. Stratilrd. N ballast.
Schr J Randall. Blackwell, WaTeham days ults
schr Atlantic, NlcSerSon, Salem days, mdse T. h W.
Ropes.
Schr Elm City. FrIsbee. New Haven
Sloop Ceorgiana. , New Bedford days. oh
BELOW-Ship Oxnard. Cole. from Canton. she was %
miles south OF Sandy HooN az sunset Ais. snip iTom
Europe with passengers
WIND-A, sunset from the n w and light, with ran.
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Di T. ID.

On FRIDAY evening. Oct. ,, ALEXANDER ROBERT
son. IN the 77th year of ms age
The relatives aud friends Of The family requested re-
Setfuv attend ms funeral from his late residence, No
n Carmii est ON sabbath. nj T. =.
On Friday. oct 3. Of consumption, jANE AMANDA,
wife ol Charles Field, aged l8yesr, months and %
DAYS
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited u attend her funeral, Sunday afternoon a.
O'clock from the residence 0f her faher-n-law, G. d.
Yield No l78 Grand st. The remains vii b. taken to
Greenwood for inteImeEt.
She looked beyond this vale If tears,
And caught RAJ Of heavenly bliss,
Her soul. immortal, lost rs fears.
And longed 20 leave a world ike thus.
Hers Is the crown that cannot fade,
Or tine rs glory take away,
The corOnet upon her head
Shines brighter TIL the perfect day.
\ mother mourns her iaugher dear
A husband sheds the tear OF love.
4 brother weeps, but not with fear
Wife daughter, sister, dwells with God. H. d. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
SECOND noARF.


There was an improved feeling in the
Stock market to day, with fair demand for the fam
cies. The quotations are generally better, and al
though the Improvement is not large It indicates
renewal of confidence IN the street Erie was one Of
the most active stocks, and after the Second Board
improved TO IA, at which sales were made. Read
ing sold at SO, seller sixty. At the Second Board
there was frmer feeling, with considerable bust
ness. Governments and Bank Stocks are steady.
Delaware and Hudson continues to decline.
The market is heavy for Exchange, and
the rates nominal for Sterling at 9.dl0, the latter
beng the asking pnce of the leading drawer. Prob
ably large quantity Of hrSt-clasS bills could be
sold over 10 per cent. Francs are 5ljG5.l2. Ham
burg 81. a 30. Bremen, Is. d7si Amsterdam, Az
d4ll. The increased supply of bills and the scar
city of money Will probably the rate for the
next steamer TO rule at abou, 10 per cent.
Frcights are without much activity. En-
gagements to Liverpool Is coo bush. Wheat 8. GSld.
and id ship T. bag IT. and 500 bbls. Flour I'd. \
ship Was also engaged fun OF Wheat al SD. To
Glasgow loco bbIs Flour about sd.
The Money market continues very Strin-
gent both call and paper The rates are very IT,
depending much upon the facilities of the Dor
rover and the Kind OF security offered. 1t difficult to
get money on Gallon Government and State Stocks at
legal interest and on Fancies legal interest and
= cent per day Is not unfreQuently paid. On first
class paper the rates are y ais y cent
The late unnecessary panic IN uncurrent Money IS
gradually Subsidlng and no further suspensions OF
Banks have taken place. To-day the brokers are
buymg all the state Banks. excepting those already
noticed suspended at al p cent, and Eastern
at Il y cent. But for the tighineSS OF Money the
rates would probably De As before the panic
Specie is accommodating IN Banks again.
and they hold to-day two millions more than on the
aSd September, when the last count was taken. The
amount in Bank and sub Treasury Is abou, eleven
millions i've hundred thousand dollars against nine
millions nine hundred thousand dollars on the 23d
ult, showing an increase OF s 100000 IN ten DAYS
We shall probably receive next week million and
a half from California, while the present condition
Of the Exchange market indicates moderate ship
mentS 10 Europe This increase IN the com IN Bank
has produced less gloomy feeling IN the financial
circles.
The imports at this port for September
show some decrease, as compared With August, and
Of merchandise are about the same as in September
OF last year. The Bullion shows much smaller than
last year, a. the imports from California were then
included The comparative figures are annexed
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Sep, 30 q NJ ship James right c lars fm Liverpool
for Sew nth NJ, brig Ihetis, IN lat "a 80,
lon 81 % W standing W 30,h. A. NJ, passed schr.
with private flag white square with 81 George Cross
3oth, IN, brig William Of Liverpool, s. standing
81 Oct l. 7 A NJ shp Jacob A Wes,eTot from Cork
for New YoTkby steamship City Of Manchester, at Pm
adep hial -
Aug g. tat 80 81 S lon II " F.. ship Talbot, Goodhue.
from Batavia u une l6) for Rotterdam.
Sept 80 Of South SnOal, ship GREENWICH Knight irO a
Liverpool for New York.
Aus 3d. lat 30 s lon q 30 W, ship Sea Witch, from
New YoT. for San Francisco
Aug H. of Cadiz ship Give reported Amencaul bound
West.
sept O. of Cape Clear ship Jacob A. Westervet, from
Liverpool VIA q Ieon st0wn. Tor New-forN
Sept ~ off Fire Island, schr Gen Taylor, OF
Camden with a deck load Of slaves, standing L