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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

o. The New York National Democrat ex,
claims that "traitors have their reward, and says
"a number of National Democrats appolnte;
by Judge Bronson, during his Administration o
the New York CoIectorship, have been recently
displaced for the crime Of voting the Democratic
ticket last fall. Their places ale filled with free
sellers, among whom we notice the names of sew
eral short boy ex clerks Of the State Hall, who
left Albany with the late administration. Th'
names of officers. familiar here for their freesol
afinties and associations, figure among the new
appointInents."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

II will be seen ftom the advertisement in an
other column. that A. Turner s Co.'S. popular
equestrian company will be in Stanton next
saturday. Persons who are fond Of the sports Of
,bs arena. will probably fad tbs company as good
assny other
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

BUFFALoEs.-As an item of news, we give an
account, as related 10 us by Col. Vaughan. of the
number of buffaloes killed annually within the
bounds Of his agency. where the American Fur
Company are operating and trading with the In
dians. He says he has taken some pains TO as
certain, and from the best information he can get,
he estimates the number will not fall Tar
short of four hundred thousand. He says moi less
than 100000 robes have been shipped by the two
companies trading within his agency within the
last year. 10000 are destroyed, and number
of the hides used by the Indians to make their
lodges. They are compelled to make them very
SECURE, to preserve them from the severe winter
Large numbers of the buffalo freeze or starve
to death in winter, in the snow banks, which fol
mouths are found in drifts Of from five to ten feet
in depth. and numbers of them are drowned in
crossing the Missouri River in large herds, by
crowding upon one another.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
First OF the Season.

T. P. & j. B. Eskrdge have their Soda Foun-
tain in operation-the first, we believe of the sea-
son. Persons in search Of refreshing and de-
lightfu beverage may find it, in all its richness,
at their Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

%. The largest church in Europe is at st.
Petersburgh. 1t was begun in III, and in
twenty years two thousand men had not finished
its walls 1t is of polished marble, both outside
and in the pillars are of one piece, fifty feet high
the base and capitals of solid silver.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

PROFESSOR JOHNS, who was Architect Of
l. the Protestant Church 10 Jerusalem aud Brit
lsh Consul in Palestine, is making arrangements
for giving some Illustrated Lectures descriptive Of
his Travels in Turkey. Syria, Arabia and Egypt.
in which is much valuable reliable Information
obtained by him during his travels. upon The Ess
tern Question now creating so much interest
throughout Christendom. Full particulars in
handbills.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
CASH FOR BARK.

100 CORDS of Chestnut Oak Bark are want.
lOO ed by the subsc ber, for which he will
pay the cash if delivered in good order before the
LIST of 81 ptember next. He will expect deduc-
ion on heavy ross bark. GEO. w. DEAL.
WayncstorJ', April IL, l85l.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
To be Transported.

The County Court of Albemarlo have SEN
fenced the negro woman, Jane, who attempted 10
take the life of Mr.. G. NJ. Brand some time IN
January last, to be transported beyond the limits
Of The United States.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

60 All persons indebted to the Spectator office
Err subscription, advertising. or job work, are re-
ssestsd to make payment without delay
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
Thanks.

We are indebted 10 the Hons. Jno. NJ. Clay
ton and Stephen A. Douglas for copies of theil
speeches on the Nebraska Bill Also to the Hon
Jno. Letcher for valuable public documents.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
Resigned.

Jno. M. Daniel, Charge d. Affaires to Iurln'
has resigned. Perhaps Turin was getting almost
too hot fox the gentlemen.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12

no The election in Rhode Island has resulted
in the complete success Of the Wings. A Whle
Governor and Legislature have been elected BY
large majorities.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
Medical Society.

The Medical Society of Virginia met in Rich
mond on the 9th inst. DR.. Garter T. johnson
was elected President of the Society for the ensu-
ing year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
April IL, 1854.
Paper Hangings.

DOB'T. COWAN has just received large as.
~ sorlment of handsome WALL PAPER:
Velvet and Common Bordering Also supply Of
.New Style Paper for Window Curtains, and Fire
Board Prints.
Staunton, April IL, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
nIdffell,s Living A1e.u

Numbers So and 81 of this valuable periodical
have been received. "Littell" 10 great favor
lite with US, as it is with everybody.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
eo- The Gadsden Treaty seems to be in b

Gy- The Gadsden Treaty seems to be in bad
way if we may Judge by the statements Of Wash
ing,on letter writers. The Senate proceedingson
it are in secret session, yet that secrecy in this,
as in nearly all important cases, is not so intense
hut that out of door rumor supplies every i'm
portant fact in relation to the disposition likely to
be made of it. The objections to the treaty appear
to be numerous. The sterilty and poverty of
the territory coded by Mexico. the indefensbe
character, in military ponto of view, ofihe bouo
Diary it would establish. its failure TO secure TO MS
port on the Gulf of California, and the large sum
the United States is required to pay, are all strong
objections urged against the confirmation Of the
treaty, whilst there are also broad iniima'ions
made as to the corrupt and specializing Influences
under which it was made These objections have
operated strongly against the treaty and its pres
ent position is one of imminent danger. The test
votes so far taken on it have indicated that 1t can
not get majority of two-thirds which is necessa-
ry to its confirmation. The treaty expires by
Limitation on the 30th Of this lnonlh.-BaH. FIN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
Ts. removed,

That gallant Wing. Jack Pendleton, at present
Charge to Buenos Ayres, is about 10 be removed.
The gullotne must be kept at work.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
No, po.tmaster.

The Postmaster General has appointed Isaac
P. Bushong postmaster at Long Glade In 'hiS
county, vice Jacob Crst, resigned.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-12
II NJ V-iii-7- ....,. II
IA ~ 90 IN. ~

e5- Thomas Francis MeagheI lteiaTedrin New
Orleans on Friday night last .in aid oftihn gene
raj relief committee Of the order Of OdasE CLOVIS.
Subect.-T'he industrial and intellectual progress
of America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Spoken. &c.

Oct 1s no lat. &c given John Winthrop from Ira
oe IL s 81 lon IS bark Flash from Ne~Yors for Vera
Cruz - -, ..-,.... ,,o,. yalr.r.i-o far
No S.,e lat "a IS Ion So 30 E bark Said Bin Sultan from
salem May 81 for Zanzibar - -, . ~. r. po..,,
Sept "a lat 81 ~ ~, Ion - ID W. paiA hi'e''' '' ~
(Auf 81 for CsllsO , A. -. n VI 4
Oet lat IL TO- Ion 81 20, bark Overmtn, toi Ne"'o'hJ
from James River for Rio Grsnde . -. - -
Oct 81 lar 81 as lon u 50 E. b. ship Maria, Cray from
OF ls lat e S. lon s. 25 brig Boston, from Salem for
Oct e. lat 49, lon o. Brem bark cOriolsn' I'm New York
for HsmbuiE , -. 81, -, r,..i q.
New. Orleans. -, =, .,.
sent H. no lat &c given seen clipper bark standing
outh show ins burEee red yellow and green stripes
sent 49, lat 10 90 lon a r. seen large elppeIsh
standing and e. showing Boston numbers. but too far dis
tent to distins uish them. 49, ,,,,,,
Caao for Baltimore n
Sep, 81 LAT 20 s. Ion 20 So ship Josiah Bradlee, Emer
son hom Liverpool Aug ltl for singapore. -
Oct T. Gun Key, ship Cromwell Of Boston, fm Newor
leans for Havre .
Oct 30 lat &c 10y pilot boat Herald At Cape May brig
Geo r. Williams from Csrdenss for PoTtlsnd also brig Poia
.ett Jacksonville for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1854

ALI, ard o,h., Of New Bedford Capt. wilcox ven, oa
en.,d az shin John Corsesha OF Fsirhasen sne -en.
last % ason go Dbl. VII. ou, rs do. o. Az
letter from Capt Wllsor late OF snip siA. Shar1s'
d.isd shAnts Bay July So reports hsyaE heard from soe
time pre- v.ous blrks Louisa Green B. 900 ~h this seas,
J. z Douren, ChArry % so VII do Fanny We 90, ~
VII DO ships JIeS swirl Earl do 40 rh do hIoern.s -
JEFFREY, do go VII do John Cogse.hal Sof''n' f'h''
wanting 30 bbs to Ill. -, .
ierier from Capt Baker Of ship csllAO Of " reports
her shants Bay. JAY ~ had taken - whales TINS
making So bbls oil. ,up
lett.r from Cart Bennett Of ship Massachusetts of
reports her shGna Bay July a. with 100 whale on
Al that 10 ships IN the BAY not NOR ts
10 Of which eorld hail than eco boS hepo' "a se
B.y bsH Louha Green " B. hAvi5E Lost three sncnors
ship shephertess w.rous Cold Spring eesn' had nt oon
anchors and chains the day before Ia smooth wafer ana
by the violence Of the de Eiberuia, Hunneseh 90. -
whale; Margaret Scott, Edridge, do bosi and others
letter from ship Olympus. Russell o. NIB states that the
ships in the Arce bad d0Ee poorly and tna inc se0
will Be failure. - . 80, ,soL
AT at Pals Sept H. Euseuis Wood 40 liz sp $50 va -
ga ssppho sanford n SO -24,h, Champion Gardner ~
$50 sp.-2sih KeOss Rowland, II, l2o sp-S'h faannA
Stanton Il, $50 sp - ,,o -, g.
For Cane-y @ ll6 sp-25th B.lens DormAn r. $50 sp
Zephyr. Gardner 30 sp. since Paita o., oon -.
An AZ GslpsEos Islands mo date Clsree Gnesd ~ sp
Conrxee Msloy 81 since Psitsi Memnon hsnkn'S, >
Sd sire Psta; Mar Fra1ees Smith, 80 sp snee fn,s
irr star Cleveland 500 sp a. told; ses Queen: airsna
SO 80 al told Young Hero WyeT, fcosp on SNORT "
date. .u. h.,. robn A
Psrfer T,bor OF New 6edford 500 bills s al wei a. 49,
lpg ia hi Culf OF Nieoya schr. Emeine OF ~ % y
AS Hsens sept p bark Kathleen, Allen toi Ne"De'
ia lxxi.h hbfs oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
yShalers.

An At New Bedford 9Th bark sha Dunbar Robins Allan.
tic Ocean; FsyG Sept g. oil board returned on account
Of the sickness of the eapAn kayng been absent months
Sent home 20 Dbl. sperm OIL Reports touched Fsya Sept
May Ann Mscomber DC. so sp al told; ships Menkar
BToomfe.d DO clean; Robert Morron Pease. do. s. 80
landed; bugs LsonidAs CFosslan Netp0 20 o. Excel
lent West MaspOett, cleana boats had stolen boat
and deseftfd; banks l. Bsrsiow, Luce do and black.
fsh, Sun, Tsieh, DO 100 sp, landed ship Eimd Baker
B., clean b1fks Smthheld, Cornell, Warren 80 ,p; Me-
enfeT HolU' salem clean 18th ships BrAsAnEs Jackson
B. tlstn Chandler Price. Can DO 60 Cornelias How.
lend, Luce 90 DO Coral Manchester DO do IRIS, Dsvol
Co, % isrdet; Thomas Nye Saith de-, clean bark Osce
ola Nscomher do i(sp shp Laresster Carver do a. s2
landed. Ocmulgee West. Holiness Hole, clean; Atlantic
Coleman Nantucket 10 landed baks Georre sPooner
Newport elesn; Nsw-Enslsnd Smith, n l. do SCH. vii
Csohelot. Lee B.. clean. Brs Esther Of Orleans in
gale SEPT ~ FayLl parted chains and ahore; ssyed
the oil IS bts sp., and the hull sold for $40 Spoke
SEPT. IS, 81 TGeeiEs ship Rosgs. Dexter y. d ITO sp
l1ndee bsts MltA King DO clean; " d. Chase. Beverly,
20 % IN beard Ina cutting Il Dbl o.. whale. Head
from ssIt ls "a foss shP Heary KEessas whaion, "
cDffir IN - Dbl So. whale.
CID At Do 9Th ship Albon lof FaiIhsvenl Hnds PAeie
AR At San francisco 18th ul,. .chr Eadoius Seaman.
Oehofsk Sea, 80 hhA WI. oil.
letter from the second Of the ship Lon Hard ek
Of Providence epcrts he- 50 50 Jsxo SEPT 7had taken
snsll - whale since leaving Fsyal
Ship Slss Richards before reported wrtekei lad board
&c btls VII oil aud go lhS bone which saved AID
shipped home b. the Hibe-us "a Of New Bedford 10 cents
Ter gallon for OF ard - Tor bone The wreA
sod the teach fer Sl94 Tie ship and outfits vased
AZ 0to anj che irs1red New Bedford FOR s6j00
fellows partly catching Mutual Marine els CO.; Con
re-ril Mu.usl Marine sS 100; Uriou Mu-ua 90; Bed
ord Commercial IS coo; Pacific 80 ce ssd nividaa 10.
.Erssee Of s5ec The $. was evb,d b. Mesrs svift
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Eorelem Ports.

Al TahA 9Th ult bark Rebecca COrwin from San Francis
Fr.peisco Hg uit; Maichess Webster from Sydney for
Honolulu put nth repair damages received in severe
gales July 49, bark SIN Carlisle, valparaiso land sailed
An At Horolalu Aae a. bark Falcon HOi Boaon May Il
Sist sehr Australia Francisco; 4th ul chr Lady Jane
Carney ard Gen. Morgan Way, San Francisco
Ar at Lahsins 10th ut sehr Susan Kate, Denim San
AZ csEeSs isiasd, Sd ut, lps whwnd BURGESS; Mag.
Golden E.e F.ben. M:n. Given; George Rsynss
elder and bark Kensr jacobs all loading suano for the
An at Valparaiso Let ult ship Spirit of the Times Klein,
Baltimore June 50 barb K,dsr Fsssenden B9ston May o.
bsk Matilda, tBr LsmPre San Frasesec sid sh' sh rs
Sea Witch Fraser from EoquineS NeT VOTE y'S ID, a
DO 5,h ut the above arrivals and bark George Henry,
oIe,Isn INC and brig Ruth Hobson for Melbourne
Airs Jsneiro 18th ui ships Agnes Peske for New York;
6aehe.e dorlss5. GsTlsnd from casC 18Th br5s'
LeCoeg MantoG, and Hszsd Lloyd tor New ofeSpsi Ss
Kennedy Richmond sth Seneca Feinhaeen t6om
an ss rSHR swat W.s'' Da fo fG rom
bueo arr. llihi brgs C. A. Coe Hubbard i9r New Ok
Paragon Johnson, une steamer Bay CITY, "srde Tor san
ca a. Rio Janeiro I4h ult. bark Hazard Lloyd New
AT at Malaga 9Th inst, brig Olive Mchiner, Cadil to load
At London 18th inst ship Matilda spsue for GOttenburs
At FsyaI 18th ult bark Kby. from Csdir for Boston
AR at San Juan Mic I4th inst Victoria Gardner
last from Hsvsns and proceeded the river to take her place
A. s., Thsmss eth inst p-nj. Franklin
York r Ven zues bark Cttharne Augusta do Sid 9th,
lark Meyfower for Boston.
Sailed rom ST. Jsgo 9th inst bark Roanoke, Fannin New
York.
At 18th in. barks Peri Thostrp, for Newbuyport
Me6oa Rody for sierra Moena to load for Boston;
rigs Brothers Phillips from Charleston; Torno, Mitchell for
Bahia Honda load for Boston (ges - hid Of 10 gals
schs John Pierce Melville Cardenss and Newfork. to
load moasses at the same ate Wintemoyeh Morrow for
New York
Al Petou 18th Inst brig T. p Reek Burns for Providence
IN about three weeks Bgs Versailles for Providence aud
sssinaw, for Dshton left Gut of Canso 18th.
An ST. John ~ D., Goth inst, ship Hoyoke. Perkins.
Bristol, England
Arr AZ DO 2Gh ins brig Quebec Packet Hehbun Boston
CID 2h fch Grovelsnd Kayansgh Boston, 18th ship jos
TAuAtt, smith, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Disasters, &c

The STEAMER FLORIDA Charleston from jacksonville,
brought Capt GchIit and OF the brig Pn-
ST TO make habo on the night OF the yin instant
struck on North Point Of Little Cumberland Issnd and
went ashore All hands ssyed-vs.sel high aud dry
THE ExPESsEs schr J. b. Bleecher, from LAguna for
New York which into Key West with sickness board,
and esky while at the latter port was on vessel 800 on
FSYsL Sept p The bark KiIby (of Boston Stephens.
master bound from Csd TO Boston put In here the 18th
inst leaking upper works She put IN Quarantine,
ESQ Secretary Of the Board of GnderwIter.
BooBY ISLAND Auz 2-The Helen Mar.hsll Of Hong Kong
laid down in Bsekwoods charts 10Th July but Of aud
put here with loss Of dde aud best bower anchor bat
THE CREw or BRIs BUsY-The following persons were
shipped supposed have been part OF the
Gid the George A. Robbins Francis Red
wood and stephen Jones The following pesons sub
stitute5 Emanuel Frank, Portusasse Matthew MeLaush
BAH Warren WHITE at Providence from Mozambique,
the I'D ut in lat 50 o. long 66 o. experienced violent
hurricane during which Osi boat had sails blown pieces
and received ether damage.
scHR Gro HERsEY AZ Providence from Jacksonville
PORTS from the 18Th the sd Oct encountered heavy
sae " T. T.. - Z and the 2oth lat 81 TO- lon
Is while lying boarded the quarter by heayy
which carried away boat day kc sad caused me vessel
Bs BRIG LYDIA Kirk 81 days from Gassow arrived below
Providence the SOth ult IN des with loss Of oretop
and has shifted four times having encountered
heavy ;. and n. w gales during the passage.
THE scHR. ELEANOR tOf Newforkl sold a. M1zain.
in the bsk Warren White st Helena wheue. no
proceeded to Boston in ship California
SHIP BosTON LIGHT Boston from Liverpool the 18th
u in lat ~ long g. sale from ~ E., lost main aud
miIzeu topuIssts fore tor sal yard and sails
SHIP CRusADER Al Bosou from Taeshasn.. the lhh ut
lat &C. long 50, experienced bgrcane for twelve
hours sLd lot quarter boat and eAviis
BAEK KATE HASTINGS, At Boston from Calcutta, the Dist
Ult lat - v, long o. experienced severe hurricane which
CONTINUED three hours and lost al her sails t0pgaAnt mss
bulwGits, and received other damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Arrived.

u M steamship Augusta Lyoa Savannah Oct. q, mdse.
and passengers 5. L. Mitehin Oct % r. NJ - miles
E Of Tybee excbsnged snss with steamship Keystone
State Oct o. p. NJ Is miles v T. Of Lookout. passed
steamship bourd SOUTH supposed 70 be the Quaker Guys u
Hsers Light INV. Is miles exehau ged signals nth
ship Knoxville. - .
NJ steam ship Nashville Berry 20 hour. to Sandy Hook
from Charleston SpOford Tleson Go. Monday, 81
of Lookout Shoals passed steamship Knoxville for savannah
all NJ passed steamship Marion for Charleston Was de-
tanned outsde hours by fog.
Bsrk Storm Robert Manila ~ days, hemp 10 Tucker,
Cooper Co Sept T. lat 81 p $, lon "a % T., spoke r.
barb Antonio from Singapore bound MAeilles Sept.
lat 81 IS lon spoke En- ssh bark MsArd FROM Caeaa
bound Liverpool 49, lat Is 40 N Ion s. ~ w spoke
brs Derwsnt jBf from Demerars bound to Liverpool Oct
n miles south Of Bermuda al p ~, dismssted 10
huesne from lost fore and mzzen above the
ohe rigging manast close the deck jb aud span
ker looms with all sIsrs. sails aud rigging attached Have
he, two DAYS on the the Hook in fog AuE H. OF CockAoo
Island pased ship Ellen Foster from Msrls for Bost1n
schr Planet (Br) Kenny Cornsas, n II de, potatoes
to T. X. De Wolf
enthusiastically Indians, (Brl for Southampton ana
Havre.
wIND-DuIipg the day. Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Hudson River Market Roats.
FTei0h Lit Of Caisls sad Farn prodIo Oe.eralll

fTe'gh Lat q tGtas csd FGfa Produce generally
hep0tea expressly for The New-Y0Tk D2iy Tribune
Capt. Walter Brett Of the barge nde penderce from Yshk
LanaiIg, arrived a. wh1 foot of MsIaJ A. Oct D. reports
the following articles b. the voyage Beey.s, MIX Cows
Veal Calves Hose Beef Carcass 10 PORK Carcsssss
20oo rs. DTesed Poultry 50 fowls Turkey Dseks bbs
~ -, hsS. en- Mai IN bss, Bu.lxhss ~ 1885,
hes bbk- TarniPs, "A tss Apes, % tales q Goods
W8sOns 4turs SUMS lsrse 1ufuioS Lathe, Ma
chireIy 10 BASKETS Grapes is bales Trees bszes HoDeJ
fobseeo - bush Hickory Mus. bush Chestnats 20
PsnIidgss, 50 R4bbiis, 3 loads SuEdriss
Cart A. smith Of the barge Berkshire from New Pr Land
ing srrived wharf foot Of Warren st. Oct % reports the
folowluS articles BY the voyage. Beeyes, Milk Cow
sheer snd Lambs, 10 SWINE Beef 20
PORK 500 10 Dressed Poalt'y 90 Fowls ebA Esss 81 iass
Butter Gyeragins % bbls ~ bales Hay. 10 bales straw -
bhs RIVE Is bAgs Com Nal IS bags Baekwhest, bbA ru
Iits IS bblA Apples baskets Qainces bbls Cider.
CAPT C. Hstsad Of The barge AI1srk, hon Newelrsh, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01

r~. a.d;,of of Indiana says The State mas anu WIZ
this class Of stocks the "a v cents) at
ro.idaijon We have also paid of over slOo'-
-. :. he principal Of our State debt, and VIII soon
..s.rn larger amount. Many Of the banks are re-
firing their circulation
Tbe amount of gold bars engaged for the steamer Oh
,o-morrow is s7Oo,OOO or 100000. The Ehchanse'
Al the Clearing Houte to day were SIC, foiVOo. 10
Money market continues TO be stringent and ia rs'e'
arc maid ON loans. The large contraction OF engage
,en,s on the part Of leading houses has produced
searcity of strictly first class paper and ina descr
ton ia ia good demand at lo0l2 cent, with favor
Ia s;onatures. occasionally at sG9 y cent some
VERY good signatures however, were passed at 10 q
AZ % cent. The banks are still contracting their
l.snsL The interior banks are drawing very closely
on tber balances, and in some cases obtaining ad-
yspces, from their correspondents in this City.
The estimated earnings Of the Nes-York Central
Railroad for October are s650,oOO, and OF the Erie,
s6oo. 600. The exact figures will not be known much
hsfore the goth November. The Rutland and Bur
Ipgton earned s46 2s Is in the month Of Sep:en
The Cheshire, $40 2G6 49, and the Vermont and Mas
sachusetts upward of s27 ,ooo These figures are all
considerably beyond busieess in the same month";
last year.
The Boston papers report that the Metropolitan In
surance Company Of that city, Of which Luther Nun
son ia President and T.. w. Thayer is Secretary
stopped operations on Saturday morning. Mr. Thaye
cannot be found, and it is supposed he has lef
the city.
The comparative condition Of the New-Orlean
= ILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesm.hp-Afrca CBr.) Harrison Liverpool, Z Cunard
shps-Jennie w. Paine. Worton, Calcutta, j. w EseI
Co Emisrsnt (Brem) Anderson. Bremen Oelrchs 60
Henry Reed Dearborn Antwerp w. T. Schmidt Coz I'd
ward OBrien. Creighton, Savannah W. Eweu Coz Tar
aun Doughty, New. Orleans c. c. Duncan Co. - -
Buks-Wsshington. (HsInl Baysen ST. John, n b., W. =.
Schmidt Coz MonteEums, Lint Densrsra' Tuitei y. II;
Wolfe Smith MstanHas r. A. Bloomfield; Florida, tsard
Moopy Bristol, J. VaeeAr; Peter RSt (Prus Nenseow
Cork Thompson Neuhaus
Brg-oreson, (Br Chever, st. John N b., Barclay Lv'
ingsion.
sehooners-wocott, Haett, Boston, Dayton sPrasls;
Walter and Lemuel - Alexandria John.on slsght; El
hoott Kings!and Baltimore johnson Lowdeu; Flor de
Porto (PortuD Bsptista, Opofto Depew LeaL
sloop-Van Beufeu Lewis, New. Haven, J. H. Ravens
Propesrs-Vulcan Hartman. PHILADELPHIA j. y. Briggs
Beverly Smith, Philadelrhia, w. II Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
Philadelphi. Msrhet.. .TrEspAI. Oct. 81.

The CoTTos market quiet owing 10 the want ofs
70 operate BARK CONTINUES 10 demand ~ asst quota
tions The Psshes sdvices have caused hraness n
Besds.ufs Of ell descriptions but prices remain vitho II
chance Shipping brands Of FLOUR held AZ - - Do
bot sales f5r export have been reported There steDiy
demand for the SUPPLY Of the home uade from y up 20
80 80 for and extra family DAndA RYE FLOUR ana
CoRx MEAL nged-s small 1T Of the former sod a.
The market IL poorly supplied with WHEAr snd IL wAtei
sns saes Of ordinary and prime red . 92d - 5ushe
and Szds2 IS for white RYI s In demand 81 81 l51sl II
for Southern and 81 20 for Pennsylvania Coax continues 10
limited request sales OF 90 blshe at S s4e for good -
low and SIC for wesvy uding lot Of badly cut AZ ~
OATS are worth s76isc busheL In GRocERiEs and PRo,
VISIONS nothing doing WHISKY IL IL good demand sales Of
SO barrels az Ale. and hhds- a. 40c-