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M u n Il 4 M A IL * FIT.

SATURDAY, Oct. So r. NJ.
The stock morket moderately active this ,rning
but quotations no. sustained greater portion OF
the transactions for ca.h than usual At the first
board Cumberland Co declined per cent Long Island,
a Nicaragua Transit u Hudson River Railroad, Il
Norwich and Worcester II stonirgton, 81 Harlem, u.
The bears lerge purchasers day At the second
beard fmall business tran acted but prices were
pretty firm.
The receipts at The office Of Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day amounted to Sis 100 IS; payments
S4e,ss6 47--balance Sc SIS SOB 81.
The earnings of the Rochester Lockport and Niagara
Falls Railroad for September, were -PassepgeTs,
slsoO1 90; mails, So, 1901 s. freight, 81 $50 CO.
total s2l 24a a. The earnings Of the first five days In
October are So ga So
The Boston Journal soys that the injunction laid upon
the and MONTE Railroad Company at the In.
stance Of the Passumpsc Railroad Company to prevent
the building bridge the Connecticut river by
the former was formally dissolved by Judge Colamer.
the grounds upon which the injunction obtained not
being tenabe. The Montreal road is now progressing
rapidly towards compilation. The last section between
Wnrren and Wells river will be ready for the cars
and it is believed that he entire line from Concord
Wells river will be opened for travel or before Novem-
ber15
The anthracite coal trade continues quite active The
Lehgh Navigation brought down Cor the ending
Saturday last 81 255 tons; the Reading Railroad for the
week ending Thursday 80 SCI tons; and the Schuyl
Lii Navigation 81 254 tons The aggregate Tonnage by
the hre lines for the week IS 90 81 tons The tonnage
by the three lines. for the Is 2s466i5 tons
Should there be weeks Of boating, and esci
dent 20 other Of canals tine Lehigh will probably
exceed the estimate OF the president Of the company In
his Inst annual report Of 100 eco tons and the schuyl
Nil Navigation viii up TO the largest estimate Of ito
mi naS60 0C0 The bgsiIes continues very p-os-
ptrous with rropect Or long continuing g.
The fare from New York to Philadelphia by the present
rpIrosd routes three dollars per passenger aud the
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The Prize Ballad on the Hat.-By A. A

Niller.-An American Ballad.
All he'll 20 the chiefs who in triumph first sat
4 Meath the banners of freedom, unfurld Of yore;
Thrice hail TO the tiIne-honord thrce-cornod at,
which the first among heroes-onr Washing ton-wore.
Aye, that was q hat full OF honor and grace,
for IL coyer'd 8 hero and statesman withal:
And lite folda loor'd in beauty nershadowd q face
Where virtue and goodness ehone bright upon all
The at and the hero have long passd sway borne;
From the Of that glory through which they
The fame Of the wenrtr ehall decay.
While the form IL that hat IL still priz'd and still
Few hatf remain Of thpk good olden time
When hroad-trims and steeplc only known;
Zen velvet and feathers, bright In their PRIME
ike 1.-THE last rose Of summer, faded and gone.
Brt such lfos issues--ail thing have change
Even sunshine and beauty give place to the storm
In the footsteps of fashion then think II not strange,
That the castor and beaver should seek new form
And form they have when In shape and IN size'
They adorr fnc head, and give life 60 the face
when q man. hiatt an hard, in its truc enterprise,
Gives the finishing touch OF superior grace.
Long life 70 tho tatter-his glory and pride,
j. e. give 90 his patrons much more ,.iaa
or that beauty and which KIND natre go
when she faslond their heads from her s'oio
succoss to tie trade-nnd fortune TO nv hSh,
Tie ratron Of ger JUS who gives and VINO ~ en9 Vi
Who like harles IS martyr but not or ,e eor
Though he's brought 10 the biocN, "ha ~ uso' ~
III roudA.
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Marine hGnirs.

STEAM NAyieATIoT Rio la Plata AND irs
IRIBur. EIEs-A company, under the name of the New
York and Paraguay Steamship Company, has been char
tered and Is receiving subscriptions to it's stock 10
this city the purpose establishing line OF steamers
for the navigation Rio de Ia Plata and its tributs
RES Of which, the Porana Paraguay and Uruguay are
the principal The commerce Of the fertile countries
along he line Of these rivers has long been closed the
The obstnacy Of Bosas the late dictator OF the
Argentine Confederation, who forbade vesel pro-
ceed,ng mp or down The Rio de la Plata On his down
fall however, IL was thrown open which VIII give great
impetus TO the trace Of The fertile states bordernR on
those streams. The governmept Of Bolivia whose terri
tory with that of Paraguay completely excluded by
restriction from all mmunication by the river with
the Atlantic has promised bonus Of $4,000 to the rst
that succeeds in reaching their coast This
pany proposes purchase the British eteamfhp Chro
Eee. which arrived here from Halifax some few weeks
back and send her forward without delay. Messr.
Livingston, Wels Co are the agents.
Tar STEAMSHIP soUrHsRNER, Captain Foster, arrived
Yesterday morning from Charleston IN 6ftysix hours by
which We put in possession o. late papers from that
city.
THE STEAMSHIP HFRMANs, Captain Higgins, left her
dock at noon yesterday for Bremen via Southampton.
New yonn October g 1862
Fnv.pp CAyFwDy. Era. First Officer board United
States nail steamship Atlantic
Dear sir--fhe u9dcrsigued committee OF the passcn
cers vho mad the pleasure o. crossing the the
coed ship q which you he fret officer her
fnti.fsctiOp IA btDg the medium through which you
ie0ueeie1 ~ receive the log cre slight
uajk ui inclr cftesm fdr you aud an oifeer
and mcmcpto ~ he journey th0 e3igusness OF wh en-
relieved ~ your uprnrt-d kudpses aud attention
Ncc,rt 81 cmsach * % the assurances OF our highest
coDlioFatiop
CHRISTIAN scHwARzw ADLER Committee.
CHARLES RAKIELEWIrz,
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RU6GLEss RIGMARoLE Tho Hon. Mr.. Raggles
well known as having been formerly connected with
some terrible reports internal Improvements in
this State, had prodigious assembly of thirty or
forty persons at Constitution Hail. the other even
ing, to whom he read part of printed speech,
stretching owe ten columns of a newspaper. We
understand that, for the last month two, by the
action Of sort Of mental force pump, Mr.. Raymond
had managed to get this immense Grafton slowed
away in the cells Of the speakers brainbut it did
not all come out. The speech processes to be or the
subject Of internal improvements, and to have a
particular applicability to the present election for tho
Presidency. 1t begins as far back as the age Of
Charemagne-we believe thousand years ago
and touches almost every strong point of history
down TO the present time. We do not think that
Barnum ever made speech so crammed with rig
msrole as that inflicted on his thirty auditors by
the Hon. Mr.. Ruggles.
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and arguments, We fear the Rev. Hsnry's prayer
has not. been answered. He 10 very eloquent on
minor details, recommends DR.. Parker to repent,
confess, and regain his peace Of mind" in very
touching strain, and oven vergss ON tho jocular
when he notices the Observer But the business Of
the unauthorized signature is not explained
1t is, on the whole, "a very pretty quarrel" The
church WAS once split an lola. 1t is now shaken
by q note OF interrogation, more or less-tor the
casus beih does not amount to more than this. The
language used is, as might be expected, peevish,
cross and splenetic and shows clearly, the Puritan
knight to the contrary notwithstanding, that church
debating bears close analogy to bear batting.
We like this style Of argument. Cold reason rs
wretehedly dull. Let US have hot onslaughts and
hard words; and if The matter cannot be settled
otherwise, why, lei the Observer and Iadepeaacaf
resort TO the old rule, and
Decide the CONTROVERSY by
Infallible artillery.
We have always liked the trial by batif, and back
the Observer TWO to one.
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FAGABosDIzIEG Enthusiastically, Of the Til
5sHf ID wandering the State of Ohio, trying to
make speeches, and peddlng tracts to put money in
his pocket; and Brooks, Of the Express, is wandering
over Massachusetts,, endeavoring to swallow all the
hard things be has heretofore said against William
II Seward. When editors forsake their Olives and
business, and proper occupations to indulge in the
vanity and folly Of mounting through the country,
like vulgar politicians, it may be considered pre-
monitory symptom that the Newspaper establish
ments 10 which they are attached are In condition
Of decrepitude and decline, and in fair way OF
giving up the ghost.
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PARTISAN LoeIc =" There is not paper in ia
United States" says the Washington Telegraph,
"that has been moro yindictiye ard violent ia It's
attacks on Gen Scott, than the New YoRE
HsRALD;' and quotes 70 prove Il, the following
passage from our columns
hut for the private reputation a General Scott
will - fcr bis military character, have always had
tie b ghckt reRsTd aud deepest yenefatiGn lie ~ y
gsTo tbs piuk ~ CD safy In bis profess on aDdNas
FsDtgmhn M social life b. il vi hout stain or b. nlsh
W. s.-1.c-sc' IL AEs -V..s A44EALD ssfn.
by ,ioleDtl
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CitV Politics.

WIG ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
The adjourned meeting Of the delegates TO the whig
bly, Nominating Committee of tue First District
held last evening st No. 10 Dutch street The meet
ing in order eight clock. Mr. r. Sell called
to the chair ard Hiram Griffin Of the First, with J. r.
Taylor OF The Second ward acted Secretaries Colonel
Thomas Whitrty was unanimously chosen as Assem-
bly, member for the district.
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etroeIf you want to look we'll about tho feet,
80 shonld step 2iN wish street. and try
ome q stiiiman boots and shoes they made IN most
vreror manner aud elegant and cheap Ito has
nlained grcat reputation among tho fair for the
Irapty 0nd symmetry ~ HE ladies gaerf, which ere al
low eNcfl ~ he tNu elegant tbpgg lady eco
rnt her pretty feet into. Remonher when unshod
and 20 Stlmans AS GreVnwich street, uis manuisc-
lures are unsurpasbable.
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FIRE AT DUNKIRK "A fire occurred at Dunkirk
the 7th mat. ubich menced at the Of
Second Buffalo streets and destroyed LaDdsraths
Tin shop, Laskey's liquor store German tavern New
York and Erie House I. Garden House and the dwell
ling OF Luther Alton, together with two three small
frame budipgs.
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stereoscopic or solid Daguerreotypes.-

Ltr by this and wonderful process be had
b. calling OF WRITTEN RES sterecseopic Gallery No.
1913 Lr adNay pc linens of the together with splen-
did collection Of Daguerreoype Views Of West Indian and
American scenery, now being exhibited free.
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oak sur,ngs from the acorn so doc,

80 extepd aud flourish, Will capital 81 fair
gesiig ppnotuay and superior articles fer its basis
NV ns,nrnity know for example, that GREENS shrta
4, exoniteiy and invariably. and are always punctualy
The rush Of custom 20 No. Actor House.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDNET Hector @
Ames OF York be Consul of the United states for
the port Of Acapulco in che place George W. Slocum
do III ypd
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CUBA AND AMERIcA-THE PLOT THIcKEMNG.-
The arrival in this port, last Friday of the bark
Cornelia, from Havana, brings a corroboration of
the statement made by our correspondent, and pub
kshed in the HERALD of Tuesday last, relative to
the outrageous conduct committed by the Spanish
5authorties board of that vessel It seems that,
violation of international comfy, Of treaty stipu
latops and in utter disrespect of our national flag,
the Cornelia was boarded by government officials
after she had cleared out of port-her mails seized,
taken ashore, and rifed, her captain placed under
arrest, and his private papers searched. The cap
tain demonstrated against this nwarrantabe action,
but only exposed himself thereby to still grosser In
dignities; and finally be was, after difficulty,
permitted to take his departure from Havana,
leaving behind him. in prison, two of his passengers
We would advise Captain Ward to draw up me-
mortal to our government, representing the noig-
mites and insults to which he was subjected by the
Spanish officials in Cuba, and requesting the action
OF the executive to recent such conduct, and pro-
teet vessels ealing under the American flag. The
robbery of mails and the arress Of citizens without
any right, are most outrageous violation Of all the
the principles Of international comfy and COM
mercial laws and treaties and call for the decisive
interference Of this government In New Orleans
prodgous excitement prevails with respect TO this
case and the still grosser insult offered to the Anne
rican flag by the expulsion Of the Crescent City
From the harbor Of Havana, and public meetings
have been held on the subject. We shall be much
surprised If sim ar manifestations Of popular resent
ment are not got up by the great political parties
In this metropolis
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to buy a good watch. cheap buy If the importer.
Gold levers, full jewel ed. 10, S}5 and $40.
Ladies' fire gold watches, S25.
Gold hunting levers, jewe led, $50 500 and $40.
Silver levers. full jes elled SIS ard S2j.
Silver hunting levers SIS. s25, and $50.
English patent levers, my own mannfactnre, $50.
JOHN cox, Importer,
No. 20s broadway, lup stairs,) and 20i Bowery.
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Teas.-Thc best Assortment or nne Teas

will be found at the the Canton Tea Company Mo-
l Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt tho oldest
establishment in the city We readers thaa
they do better then elsewhere either nj Wholesale
or tail. They have no branch stores,
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The Great s1lk House.-Hitcheook & Loadk~
heater, M Broadway, Of Leonard street, 10 oons
stanty crowded with customer tomorrow morning they
splendid stock ~ beautiful striped dks.
ut Os per yard ~ Is sold at 81 They
lot Of beautiful broche shawiS
very cheap.
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sherres. Hanio port in wood and glass; Booths celes
braed cordial gin brandies Of different vintages earet
burgur dies hook all brands Hedsieek Mmim
Meets, and other cfampagues Also Meets grand vim
the exquisite Of all For sale by EDMUND 9.
CHARLES, importer Of wines brandies, and cigars No.
Park place.
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ceived from the Lake oues axe George splendid lot
the above delicious ash Also, steamer Atlantic,
ne saddle of English which, in addition TO grouses
partridge red birds turtle &C. will he served to-
day (Sunday.) SINCLAIRS, 76i Broadway.
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Kew York, Sunday, October 10, 1850.
The News.

The excessively crowded state of our paper oday
renders it necessary that we should sum up the
news in as few words as possible.
Il will be observed, by the despatch from Ohio
tAAt General Scott is gradually vending his way
Aonewards The notipgs of his journey yesterday
ron Springfield to Tifin, are quite interesting
Although he must have done considerable hand
shaking, he appears to have made only two three
peeehes
The telegraphic information from Charleston, in
timatirg that the wings have carried Florida
rather premature As yet, only few scattering
counties have been heard from-not enough to war.
IaAt the forming of an opinion as to the actual
INSULT.
The politicians in different parts of this State, are
still occupied in making nominations. We observe
that in the Twentieth district the boiling wings
have nominated John c Spencer for Congress in
the Twenty. fourth district the free democrats have
selected Robert R. Raymond as their candidate, and
N the Thirteenth district the wings have chosen
Ar. Eebert, silver gray The Opponents of M.
+ were Hon. John L Schoolcraft, the present Con-
gresham from that district, and Friend Humphrey
Mr. Cook having refused to vacate the Office Of
State Treasurer IN accordance with the decision Of
the Supreme Court Mr. Welsh, whom that body
declared the duly elected Treasurer, app to Judge
Watson for an order to compel Mr. G. to abdicate.
The argument in the was heard on Friday, aud
the decision will probably be rendered tomorrow.
This number Of our paper will afford a rare treat
70 the religions classes of every persuasion, much Of
our space being devoted to their exclusive interest
Our columns to-day contain further particulars
concerning the extraordinary treatment of the bark
Corneiia by the Cuban authorities meeting of
British subjects in this city to make manifest their
regret at the death of the Iron Duke; and large
amount ef general and local news to all of which
the readers attention is directed well worthy of
perusal
Want Of room obliges us to defer publishing full
report Of the argument relative to the proposed
Broadway railway which was yesterday heard before
the special committee of the Board of Aldermen.
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ttion has demonstrated and generous pubic
that L. FosTEkS "a courand street 10 the Legitimate
place to purchase Fall and Winter clothing and furnishing
goods at prices which throws all babbng competitors en-
tirey in the shade.
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Shiverinc MortaIsI-Thick Clothing II
Variety ia the snlce nf Life and Comp

all
dat cd with the cheapest and best at SMITH klCES ~
Fulton street Dress mp fashionable suit can b
obtained this enterprising house for few doars
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Fashion able Clothing can Mt AN

obtained at H. L. FOsTEsS establishment, Cortlandt
street. where gentlemen would do we'll to sa and select
from large stock of goods and clothing thoS
fall clothing Foster prepared 70 suit All via
clothing Of the most fashions able make and hnish.
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disposed that it is luxurious To disproye that
at once, will take any quantity that people will bring
Above sixty druggists keep for sale in this city and ws
take all they have digest about twenty bottles,
and will take that quantity day for TALBOT
WATTS, NJ D. 7I Greenwich street Depot 10 Ann street.
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Laccs, Embrosderses, dxc.-Ls

pectfuly invited t. examine the new stock II d. ED
WARDS No. 625 Broadway For variety Of style and
price, this be excelle4
In the city Always hand large stock Of
edgipgs, nsertings, founeinss &c.
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.er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Papers by ths

only CYRUS ". FIELD s. CO., No. II Cliff street.
cole agents for the Victoria Mills and agents for almost all
the paper IN this country offer for SALE
very favorable terms (mnch lower than mill prces
Of the extensive and desirable stocks of AmercaRe
French and English writing shown in the United
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ONCE Of the Rochester and syracuse Rail-

road Company, Canandagna October 8, s52-An insta-
of dollars share the scrip stock of this
company BE paid the Goth day of October
and the balance due said scrip stock (being ten
February by yng the lat nsalmens on the TENTH
January instead If the first day Of February,
with interest both sail ntsments from the first day
August last the times payment and surrender OF
full stock with the future dividends Payments Of the said
nstalme nts be at the offices of Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman e. Co. New York; Messrs j. L. Thayer Brother,
Bank Of syracuse Bank of Auburn Roches
City Bank this oce by order Of the Board Of
Drectors CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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The Eve.-Dr. Whe.ler,s Office. es barclay

street. forh Of diseases of the eye,
and the insertion of artificial eyes imported from Paris
Nenrsghedness restored chronic Inflammation Of the
eyelds however long standing be completely cureds
Office hours, SA. NJ till o'clock r. n.