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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS Lea 'be eli
l. specially to call the attention Oh HI. b
Lynchbure and the adjoining country Ssu0ES.
IL splendid assortmentoi BOol MAKE
III CATERS. &C., of his Own ~. asst
~ AMI which are WARRANTED or
IYAND vF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP Liable
Persons wishing to have good ana p' "a csIl
Shoe for the present senson, VIII 90 VIZ regard
es am determined to please, b'th u
and price. - door. !
DON'T forget 70 cali at The store tf''' ne
franklin IIoicl. and Immediately or. GEE
Saving Bank
dec hts Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

" OTECE The undersigned have This day put
l chased n. T. Tanierro's interest in the conaern
uf Echols Pryor. Ialuferro. the business, hereto
lore will in future be conducted under the style and
firm Oh ECHOLS & PRYOR who alone authorized
Ia use the name of the former concern in winding up.
They solicit continuance OF the patronage OF theil
friends and the public generally
r. J. ECHOLS,
mug SITS W. II. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

A. J. BLACK, Ticket Agent
~ B.--The same rates will be charg ID from Knox
willie and all other points along the line To Lynchburg
aug l9s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine Watches and JeweIry.


lust RECEIVED, PEI ESrress.an aidiiinnal q
- supply f Watches ann Je~eiiy, we have C, n
now on hnnd c1mpet', stock 81 all the vail 6is<8
y. Of goods usually kept in such Embellishments
which We respectfully invite all those wanting gotd
WATCHES AND JEWELRY to give "a ea, as We
are determined sell goods cheap the ie
bought Nurth or South
lec .lo,s H. SILvERTHORN & CO.
DLANKETs.W OOLENs, &c. We have
ID hand large lot OF Blankets and ""oens ioi
male and fennr bought ut reduced prices and will sell
low accordingly.
dor & ifs SAUNDERS e. IRBY
YElO THE FARM EfkS-The Subscribers in
i ing purchased the Patent Right of d Glow Donot'
Cylindrical Rotary Screen lFheaf Fan ale now MINT
facturing then nd ask the Farmers !" and enamn
Co. themselves DlC6ulD q Bro
NJ, i5-dy otwts Luiehbprg Fohnftr
~ TONS PERUVIAN GUANO.-l
III shall receive ia a few days fifty tons No Pc
ruyan Guam from Messrs. Barreda n Bro. Agents q
the Peruvian Government All who have been waiting
for supply are requested 20 chi on me
nov l-ts b i SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

PASSENGER. fBsiaHfs naesaeF, fnzT-afFiet, pesf
u.Sp cats MADE oHDHR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

DARIOR MANTLES-Just eceived which
L will be sold cheaper than the Iron Nantes be
bought and time suit purchasers-Put up without
extra charge. }. b. GADDESs BRO
ian 9-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

RATES OF FREIGHT ON THE
~ ~ - - !. NJ
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

E'ARE REDUCED-Throug from
/ Lynchbmg Va, 10 kRo1tsNe Tennessee. by tie Fi,.
GINA and Tennessee railroad. and Fo,tsk q Co.'s Lin
Of Stages Though iickels he isinei at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, NJ the following points aud the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

N|ANTED.-A Boy wanted about the age of
w fourteen years--one tlet well rscorn-
meaini Es
dec GOT n. SILvERTHORN 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

1 &sfkfA his. Fine FS0iiaG lS;gsfer-sJust
OVVJ TO hand. Also, lot Il Pippfn Apples
dec u I. AGREE d McCLANAHAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Passengers Arrived.

IN rfecnthp Baltic from Lirtrpoo-Me.srs Daniel Bake
Rev r. l. Taylor and lsdy, M snd Mr.. John Gib,Oa'
four chi dren and servant Mis- Chsmberane Mesrs Nath
s RS: Nv W .Ss Sr A, .s M. Nd end
want Mr. and Mrs T Goodmss Messr. jane. s Andrew,
g. T dsS B. b. 1e1s .dsa m a Mr.
Gordon Two children and servant Miss Bectley Theodore
usut Henry Buner, Dr. and Mrs O. $. sedtori, Dr. H. N.
Bedford. 5 Bedford. j., Mssrs W Montgomery, A.
Rev Dr. I and Sr q Bcdr Mr and a J. e. Stone Mr.
ard Mys J; = Halste,d o Seha,sr d., j. Doug., John
NJ srd Mr. N. wimPfasimsr, 81, and Mr, VIZ Lindsay,
osiss Mr and Nh. NJ Power ard child Mis- GOrdf as..rs
Lop', Kelly, p HsIt Ms. W RieheI Ms Ase,,ns
children Mes.r. w T Ford. q Guentsl, c. seeeksr Mrs
h. md 5h .., .nd ' s, ar 'I s M'
G. y Brown. A. L. Robertson. Van BuIsn Mr. and Mrs
NJ, N.'f N M. aie s Me.S. bs,es shep J.
Msthie B. C,mse ": Levin; B. Barnett, Mr. aud Nh, T.
cS.hn.S' mf. s and Mr.. " Sewe,mS Mis- Nssconb Mr.
.nd h. I. p coddnsoo Mis- coddnsto1' ChMes Warner'
Misses n. snd Phesis Phlips Ptaai.. Mr. and Nrs 4
TurDtu children and servant Miss Nesbt, Miss Ceok T.
vent Mr. ,ud Mr. + @ Gaylord, O. Gaylord Jr, ae,,r.
+. cor1st, II l. Sweet Nr and Mr.: George B.relsy;
dsu.hisr W. Il Ems, w D. OGDEN, A Ogden Butler ,Ma.
'' rsai Rev LON rG E s. M John BOWS ',
vip III w Gair C Lippett II 8 Cromwell. J. y steven.
Winter Dsy Vac LsmpOel aud servant. f. Locool
T G Sehou BERG Rev. L. Msgoon, L. C. Never, Mr. aud
srs D. y. Hssht children and servants Mis-. Neyius,
Dr. and Mrs Thomss Chaobourne AessB Isaac L Hin Wm
Luele Joseph SUIT Thomas Appleton Mrs Sarah Rulsrd
Mr. and Mrs ssIsh Neill Total ~
Lnpad1tihi Ocean QUEER, from LeneOn-Mr Davis. lady
and children; Miss Davis Mr. lie Jennie lady children
and erysnt; Mrs Henne and child wrs Steiner and child,
Mr. Collins and lady Mr. Paine and children, Ms C9zzeus,
SeLilden servant Mesrs Ensleheft, Kenrich, Gsmo
De Soto. Counton.
IN dippe.AP Morning Light from callIO.-Capt Poor of
Glouoss er
In Brig CAdntsorh from Para-J Brown Z. D. Green, j.
z. Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

which IN better goek; sthsI descriptions are 70 IA
ply ard sslss hrm; zoe bsls Heg Oriesns 81 = M :,
hkSs Porto Rico Sc A taetion, ~ eols view
NAVAL sToRES-Tbe marie; for spiri., rurpensine
hstsy and The arrivals otsTste. ssl-s oes
there es. rgulry-i.s Of Ni'nirgt1n. 80 81 Connoo
h1 srr hut quiet holding % 20 ID. asi a lnenI
sales I'm mall lots - IS for WinnEoni medium esie -
qrie sesee Isf qnft, ard WIN ny - ps all
rcsdy tuf rope very Al ~ Sc City riiea ss
ina st s2 IS md CsnrhsDe e. SS6>ie IL
OlLS-Thsre 10 les market for togn LIZ
ard the demand fair; sales Of sou fss ~
ard small o,. - a7se Crude Whsle Is " den.ad pax
rrcts below the views Of holt.rs; the olsy : oo 0'
port ara use; sa sale here .e common J1ai,y ne
tnee IN fair demand with Gales OF Fall besehed a. Q, Soee
and Winter 7rH71e Crude Sperm . buoy AIT tes esnanS
rrces ssstd; sales Of prime the Els 81 81 Manafictded
il limited request 81 SIS for Fall aud ~ orNN ntei
Blesehs6 Le DAD bat prices without sisra'ion nee
sffscy with saes OF Wetern 5se time, and &c cash
PROtIsiOSs-Ihe market heavy and dull for large "a.
ee but stesdy for 'usi os the demand for the uAds
soed Th.re far 1ggEy for orwaId delivery with rec
otsrsd lac lc; and ell sta I'll s. r fdne iacuiet 10
the rGs sIe bill, Mes. for srst fifteen days IN Jsaay
Geo 90 Do ali January and 1000 ebl do Tor Februsy a.
as Beefs without change worth, Of note the demand
mfSd sales 10 bbls eli 50 for Country Mos 80 for
CcuB'ry Prime; and si5dsi5 2s for rePsesed chcsEo
era psrty Of 100 bill. aud od oie fer old and
Glte fer new BITTER quite plenty, sni 10 dsl is0
lie Ohio and lTde. for State. Cheese plenty and 10
quiet 81 sa n lc. .
RICE There but little doing prices stesdy; small
salss I. S5d IS 20 = 100 lbs-
sUGARS-Tte maTLet continues dun and prices heavy, bu'
wi h,ut Do;essbe alteration; sales 2 hhds New Orleans st
5dsie.. so bids. Cuba Muscovsdo at Ste.
skEDour sTkst quiet for Clover tho demand 10 oniy
tie don the Il about sales OF Resped 81
sS75 ? bush moved here. Lnsed e,seri Of recent
port OF Russia Boston 700 bash sold a. 81 7oi and Of
Calcutta, 100 bags TO srrive, al ri 90 cash
IOBACC GA sale made Of Is hhds. Kentucky At tie
WHlfKY-TAe market s quiet; the supply Is moderate;
sles Of 100 bbs at e. for obo, and S9G4oc for Prison.
Dr1dge quiet Sc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Foreiga Ports.

Arr ct Melbourne July ship Daniel Sharp, Bsset', Bos
sld from Shanghai previous to July 49, ship Game Cock
egOOd New York and put back essy would have to go into
SD from Calcutta July a. land from Sanger 25.h ship Al
S;sy s % ss.S for Sea ssSss
At DO, Aug chip Radusa Lams'n, repaired to sail IN TWO
AZ smyras i4h u bark Sam Slick Mayo for Boston Oct
L. and others before The fig crop comes IN very slowly
esnaasnty the vessels in port viii not have aact
load for New YORK. SID 10th, bark Ithoos Martin, York
No American vessel a. Genoa I'd ult Sid previous 70 2Oth
ship Mary Merrill Po,e Gsenn and Palermo TO load for
UBtsd ststssi bark John Parter FraneeVe fora Spanish
Al Leshorn I'd ult ship. Danube Ill., from Trieste 70
load for NewYork; 1osian Cooley for do in few days
di he csy Se.s ID lns IN suso ASSy Hoas
j. Lancaster, sOmeTs for New York, ldg brs'
Vie RossT. tom Venice % Load for SewYorf Nov World
Whiting Vso 70 load for New York Andrew Peters, Ne
psny ob . nSe Sid % Ssks Mary whsidsn and Young
TuIf Taylor. BostOn; ST. Msry., Mlsen, New-Onesn, no
lsmobs AL.
AZ Gibraltar 2s. ut., bark wlldare Parker for a'.,
ready; only Am vessel The wind which had ceen s..ey
abo1t 20 ssJ', Wa very light and apparently 'ee"ns ~
Az csSir 10th ut ship Kate Howe NorcrOs for Boston dt
Arr At Newport Eng, zlst uit, bark John PaJ'"D'
Al osssow sts r ships cl. Cook t1r s.s fs S s.5
Abus wymsu r New oe.ns Roeens sdI a1 sss1 psss
and seTeal5as tBrJ spoa.se Byhsso1SS isr(
Long o Phsd-pbis; Adam Car OBJ SAT- i pdsdsaes
A. Ra e9isss 1 ass 81 bsIs Frsdt Denim Psnasd ~
New York soon; Wyuan Rarnsten for Sasm W. 80
cories for PhsaslpSs sOoD Gen pinefneI, HA5s' i''
Baltimore DO. -. -. T.,k Small I'm Nal.
TAI C.sa Lysr-
pool ..,,. -, y,I,ure pertins for Ro-,ou
S.x. onIy Am vessel Brz an,'n "eH"eH i'' iAe S'1'
10 a. in Ids for Sew-io sid "a, ~. ~
A..Ia. 2s q, ~ ia. SO S1s as.r y .I., oa
ssax Elio for Portland ds Sid 18Th seh Alice New
o.sas La last ship Rialto Wilson, FOE Hew-York dur
~ hs veeI, bsrk John F.Inam, olnstsad for d. ds
- Lor hxs Chief Snith for Baltimore rspg would
s.bfy All suI IN the week $. Peters, Smith from New
H,lssns ar sh ult Baltic Perry for Boston during the
Eel. 4 Brown, Freeman. dsa schrs O. n. Msntsgpe
Ratler FOR New Orleans lE Midas, simpson for do Ax
AT az g, Jehns " T., 18th ult, brss Ann Amelia FIJI
more fu Boeton snipe, Hanis d. CID seth schr Med
wy Hs<hett, Besen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Disasters, &c.

THE AN BARK MAeALgSA before reported In letter from
Later account 70 have been the Am wbsesp Capt
Ssm Jones' Of New Bedford, whence she sailed IN August
1885, This report brought TO Rio Janeiro BY three men
have been part OF the OF the
Lost There whaling vessel Of either OF the sooye
usne which sailed from Nav Bedford In August 1888 The
names Of the men are joseph Andrews henry Mssns
ed in storm in the latitude OF Bshs snd that the took
the eos. two Of which subsequently ,epaed from them
and bad not been heard fom BOY named Robert fIynn
supposed be from osweso, T., stated TO have been
Il men II 10 accident occurred 1t blowing hard at he
time survivors bad conversation with them They
sso that the vessel touched st Cape de Verbs S bb oil
THE TowsoAr NJ srsEck arrived at New Orleans on the
POINT on bs IN Inst. At about 10 O'Clock At night The steck
being Pass to her assistance but
did getting her Of The ship drawing ID fee Wa
Ter, has about feet forward aud 10 fest az -.
THE BARK EowASo Of NsC,Yof Bqrne mastss rom
stores &c arrived at Nassau N r. the 22d Sept in dis
's R'yps Esss o. vas sas Badly and
to held the 2d Sept She owned. and probably
insured, in New-Yoh tfrom letter to Elwood Walter
THE SNIP ST. THOM.s. lost the Jadinela Bank was a
n this city valued $500 and insured for tina, amount 10
wslst. Cargo sepEessd insured in Europe
.chr ashore on Crow shoa but have learned the
tieusrs concerning her strong northwest wind ia bios"
ALAReE Boar bottom up painted black apparently ships
LONG boat 9Th inst in lat 43 80, Ion 81 BY bark
THE WRECK Of BRIG Royal southwck before repOred
boarded 9th inst lat SO So on % d. abandoned and i oil
water. =.
scHs ALARIc souher, from Georgetown, 5. c. for New
bury port arrived Edgstown 10Th got ashore In that hsr
Dor bus cane eli the 18th without damage.
scRR JONI PRNcE WHITEHALL, Foster at Philadelphia
from Charleston had lost sails and rigging n violent gale
from ~ w Oh the 9th which drove her 70 lon lj
VESSEL about 100 fallen In with no date near
Bermuda sides scutted By ship Eastern State IN amp
ton Roads 18th.
DISPATCH from Galveston dated i0h inst, forwarded
from New Orleans By telegraph the Choetaw total
loss7 This refers brig Choctsw tof BcstonD Hufnston
from Rockland for Galveston with 1900 cass LINE Dqt
the c. the late gale that coast In the haeor
by Ere known The vessel and cargo are PROBABLY In
sured in Boston.
VEssEL FIRE afternoon OF 10Th init ABOUT
IS miles New Haven IL visible for about three
of an and then sank the smoke suddenly dis
appesred Other vessels in the vicinity, which
bahlS those "a board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..Oc1
Cleared.

Stssnshlp-Hsnss. Geerken, Bremen. 0elichs Co.
ships Great Western Furber Liverpool &. n. Marshall;
f. Getting Rockwell Antwerp Post Ryeison; Andoyer
Berry New Orleans, VIM. Neissn Son; Leila, Stafford
Bsfn ore, Hiets Bell.
BsgEs-C B. Hamilton BsAry Portland Russell vniny;
WIN Lsrr1by Gikey Darien, X. r. Buck x Co.; William,
Cray, AttAkspss White Duncan
Bhss-Broerene Clausen, NCwl ClOekelhorst Cadz WE.
sebnid c.; Xenorhon Drake Boston. H. D. Br0okman a.
Co; Masonic Hinchmap. St Johns. N. T., j. 5. Dealy;
Gusd ssId Berzoni Teuasona Negrett Laonii Sutton
Cornsr Eeuvss, Yznsga 4 EtulsIn-
sehoonss-Befsen, Mcgee City Point, jas Hunter Co.
g Waterbury Cook Franklin johnson Sl.zht States
man Wicts, Alexandria Abbott. Dodge Co; B. n Hsw
iins Griffin Charleston, MeCresdy Mott Co; w. Jen-
tns Dickinson Newbern Vac Brunt Saght; Athos, Row
lard Charleston MeCresdy Mott Col Adele, APpesats,
WHmnson d. c. Murray; Sarah Bruen, Person, George
town Doner Potter Csztmsni (Fr) Avenel, 81; Pierre
II Swan; NevYork Adkins, Richmond. c. II. Piersol;
Ann Msrron St. Ktts. Meesf Loyejoyi Stampede W.ah-
iDFton, Ihdisnols w H. Brewer Co Lilly, Jones. VII
uinson AcCTesdy Nett Co May Jane, Norfolk Sturges
Chairman Co Elizabeth segin York Providence, j. n.
haven Sarah Maria, Jones Havana, Thos Gnartni Mary
CLARK, -, CuTseos, Davsll CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
MONDAY, Oct. l6-P. N.

There was q much-improved feeling to-day in the
Stock market with increased amount of business.
The Erie report has been favorably received in the
street. and in the consequent advance in Erie Secur.
ties the remainder of the market has sympathized.
The advance at the First Board was we'll sustained at
the Second aud the market closed firmly. Erie was
46i, an improvement of Il cent Reading i'm.
proved y cent; Central, Y cent Hudson River,
lv cent. Cumberland, y cent; Nicaragua was
firm. The Western Railroad Stocks had an improv-
ing appearance. In Railroad Bonds the business
reached 10000 at considerably advanced prices.
Illinois Central 69l Erie, 1883. Sc, an advance Of
v cent, with good inquiry Eries 1871 and 1862,
74ia75, an advance of 3i84 y cent. on the
last sales Incomes 81, an advance OF y
cent; New-York Central, 81 Sacketts Harbor
and Saratoga, So, &c. The improvement in
Erie securities within week is about p cent, and
there are but few offering. The only sale of State
Stocks was small amount Of Virginia ss at 70. We
hear Of a sale of $4,000 at private sale on short
time at 1921. In Exchange the business is moderate
and rates are heavy but without qaotsble change
Sterling sassd, with first class bills at 9ISsiY
cent. Francs 5.lsia5.lli. The supply of out
side bills is yet quite moderate. The stringency OF
many money importers prevents large demand for
bills In freghts the transactions are 40 900
bushels grain at 5a6d. being considerable ad-
vance. Cotton 3D.; Dead Weight isi Sd. To CGk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
SEw.YoEE cLAssIEIcATIos

COFFEE-Ihe msr.et Is quiet and the tendency Of pees
sdSvuwsd; The stock q RIO about 3 so bags sales 20
bsgs Rio It lci ollie and SEQ do common at Sc.
FLOUR AND nEAL-rhe demand for Western and State
flour moeefste the nrivals light. especially Of state
this 2;e better Al me prices .sksd
restricted Materially The better grades plenty aud
rn ..s. Of So hi. - R1t s Sess s'd The ,se.
Of Western Cspsl Ar. Geo bbs 80 SIT fr eomnoa %
ssB and ned god Upper Lake br.nds and 750s0 IS
for .1rs Oensee southern flour frm but que.i the
moderator slss Of $50 bbs AZ 80 5dfa s1i for mixed 20
good brands Aextpdra Baltimore 80 75d for fancy
ard eIir. br.nas Ry. Flour very arm wanted
sales Of 100 bb ct IS 5g 20 81 o ne aud sgperiae Cora
Mes firm ard n demand for shipping sales OF COO bbs Je
sey at ~ ST. and 20 bhs Brsndywine at ~ S7i Buck
whssi = ~ demand a. - 5Cdt4 y 100 70.
FRUITS quiet The annexed sale By auction consisted
Of Ne. Mssss and brought good Pees Az suesion COS
q CO. ice co. 81. 80 boxes aver do at - y
- 81 90 kss ard drums Figs I. $40 boxes Lemons
GRAIN-A fair demand for wh-a; for milling but mar
i,i quiet the soenes Of supplies Of PRIME and tue gao
Soqhern 'sd at 81 g. ard Red 60 81 ~ Rye Is heavy
and aoIe plety; sales u bush 81 III. Barley is
for State ard 9dsc fer Western Com IN sooi rsqu.st
esi vhh Ise arrivals prees are le EASIER The dsmsnd Is
rehs slss u s. o bsh 7sGsc. for Western siiIsd
tnsiI y ~ 7s. q Soc. other kinds
HlDEs-The nSIket retains ts fr1ess bu, the trans.e
ions are limited owing 70 The advanced prees sted stock
,,Tsns sbog' ls4eoe The sales only rs hofasiIae
BoPs-Ths export ssnssd rod bui the local con,
pto1, the business hzht; sales ~ bales Ess-En .ad
"1sts,n =. = iee 70 qSay ior 1915 od - = " 4e
&c turs 81 sS6d $S7 nonths
LBAD-A fair demand for foreign bat At rees sales
Of arc spanish and German a. - 80 les
cab; G.en. Is quiet a. - s7i, time and interest
LEATHER-Tbe deEaaa very moderate to-day, chiefly
ned scale the sboat 8 60 siS.s French Cf
SKINS in slight request, bit with favorable sdvres from
LlMEWe have only sale Of eco bbls common
hssa.,d deliverable AZ Astoria se Lump scarce and
hoLAssEs-Tfe nGhs; % very fat fer Nsvorlssns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Arrived.

s. 81 steamship Baltic Comsock, from Liverpool Oct Z,
with dee and passengers 70 Z h Collins see news col
umrs
ard PASSENGERS LudlGI PessAnts Oct u.s. ll.o ~
o6 Nsompkn passed steamship Jamestown heree for Nor
folt, &c
l.So p NJ mtse and PASSENGER % hiiehn Saturday,
Oct H. TO- IS NJ s. miles SW from Cape Lookout Shoals
erehar sed signals with Steamship Knoxville hence for Savsn
rah sssdsy Oct IS Ia, NJ lat 81 a. Ion ~ 80.
DanE the latter part Of the The FLORIDA hAs
soUrtef ID sIong NV winds with heavy sea
ship Ocean Queen (pkt Grswold London aud Portsmouth
IS days with and $50 passengers u GrswOd Morgan
SIP Morning Light, lelipper OF BostoB) knight C.,as
DAYS guaro 10 BaIreda Bros Of Baltimore and T. W. Riley OF
IS psed ship Esnsrsds steering = T.. Oct H. lat % S.
lon Is H. sroEe bark ChieAi1 OF FreeDor from Attsksp
for New YorE-lsipee am The NJ L. has been 81 days on
Cape Hon; g days from The Equator and has been within so
ship Euterprse fpktl Waite Liverpool Sept mdse aud
2s pssenger. Aylor Ritch Oct s. passed within %
miles Cape Race southwsd yeSfise OF the Arctic
ISL Inst
ship Humphrey Puriutor tof Bath Giveen Bremen Sept
mose ara 25 passengers 10 @. J. Beehte vessel 70 o.
Brig AbTsss Stevens Cape Has ds. ST. D0niagc days
eofts 70 A oatsmh The A. ashore the Ear Bank
sne Of whou, receiving damage and tow ID up 10
the city ~ steamboat Waye
BE CksSworth Brown Para Sept 10, India rubber 70 j.
bisbop Co. SPOKE In the River, schr Harriet Neal from
Bo.or bound Died the passage, g. w. Billy. 6rst
mate OF brig Chsovorrh-
sehr superh Ha~iins fu New Bedford oil for Roadout
Brown Co.
sehr Emily M.aLin wuninstop. NC days, naval stores
10 ID. c. Freeman.
sAILED-stesnshp Isabel Rollins for Havana Snip Cal
ho1n, Freeman. for Liverpool
BELOW-One ship
WIsD-Durins the day, " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

iAcrthAe.... 80 80 .
lhis larger than the estmste, by some $50, 900.
as we stated some days since, the earnings of the
chicago and Gslena Road for September prove to be
over $50, ooO
The amount Of Public Debt redeemed last week
was $4,000. The bid of the Secretary does not
seem to bring in any impOrtan, amount OF Stock for
"oempuen. There seems to be an entire subsistence
Oh The excitement in regard to up town Banks, and
we near two Of the suspended Banks are making
strenuous e1er'iOns to get on their legs again. In re-
gard to the Bulls Head Bank, We have the following
Information nom an officer of the Bank.
lyon VIII perceive that this Bank has inst com.
meneed business in locality whore Bank IA ,es,iv
needed, and with direction as good a. any Rank n
the City. This Bank has bona hde cash csa;ts a.. =,
circulation secured wholly by United S.s,at an9
State Stock. The bills OF this Bank are taken n
nearly if not all Of the City Banks on deposit Th;.
Bank has made application TO be admitted into ,hs
Clearing. House, and expects to 90 il as soon a. the
committee on application can report. There Is no
Savings Bank connected with this institution"
The Exchanges at the Clearing House to-day were
s22, Ice 600. A meeting Of the stock and bOndhold-
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BROOKE YW ITEMS.

CoRoSEH's ISvEsTIGaTIoy.-CoronerB Bah entered
se nvesson yesterday relating TO the circumstances OF
DE death Moran who died al his residence 10 War
Nm ct between Nevips and PowersIts the 5h inst from
iures sesspd by being stabbed with Erie 10 the hands OF
ysnes Patrick ONei testified 70 the fact that hsrs
vas great noise and fusion 10 the neghborbood Of heran
house on the night Of the I'd inst caused BY tight 10 which
Ylunlet; Involved Moran, the decessed had some din
eslty with him previously and SEEING knife IN his hand went
% 20 take away During the scoe he wa stabbed In
ey, rsces which sused his death the third day aerwsd
Of the Jury In accordance with the facts
committed for examination before Justice
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DIED,

CONKLIN-On the 9th of October, after short Illness
Corkn the 10th of bis at his late residence
Spring Valley Rockand Co n. Y
His ten,sins inferred at Oakhill Cemetery. -
PARSONS-At Flushinr Oct IA Of Group, John Bovine,
son OF Samuel B. Parsons In the tth year Of his ege
The RELATIVES friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral residence Of his father this
Ing at " o'clock.
sLATER-On Saturday, Oct Ia, Mary, wife OF HAZEL H.
Slsier, aged q years ,
The friends oil the family and OF her brother Levi Miller
arr invited TO attend her funeral from the residence of her
brother nlaw w. 7. Baker No l4S Aiepst on Tuesday,
NH met at O'clock p NJ Her remains will be taken TO
G.eef v.oQ
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Rec.,vt, OF Produce OcronrR l6.

Nv yo,a Rr- Bsaf.-4loo0 bu.h. Corn 81 900 do Oats,
ce bbls Flour, leo DO WhhIy, zoe do. Ashes IS Pkss
Cheese. snd 100 Go. Butter.
By u, Erie Ra1,oaes s6 bill. Flour $50 do WHISKY 70
bales Wool 754 boxes Cheese SIS do Butter 81 bales Hops
sec tush Oaf. res pkss LAID ard $50 sides Leather.
~ Hudson hirer Iarafd for TIE Geek eadtag Oct Is S-
9s5 head 81 Cafe II do Caves 3 do sheep So DO live
Bee 2i DO dressed hogs Isl pkg sundry Provisions . do
Pouluy do. Eggs 20 do Cheese do Butter. $50 bush
htlt 1852 do Rye. 2ooO do Potatoes SIS bales Hay, iS4
saIlons NM 81 bLl. Aplle.. 900 Cabb.Ee..