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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-16

The theatres generally have done good business
during the past week. At tho Academy of Musis,
Puritani' has been the attraction, and the early
period which Is xed f,r the departure Of Grsi and
Mario has tended to Increase the numbers Of the su-
dience.-The English opera, at the Broadway, has
drawn full h0usea The "sonnambular has been
played four times, and tie Bohemian Girl twice
The mise scene Of the last named opera, Ia very
good. II is stated that next Thursday, W. V. Wal
lace's opera, Maritans," viii be produced, and
that the composer wiz assume the directors
baton on this occasion--At the Metropolitan
theatre, Miss Mskeah concluded her engage
ment Of ak nights on Saturday, with benefit.
She played "JuliA" (the "Hunchbackr) and
Juliana ('the Honeymoon.") The house was very
thin, although Mr.. Marshall and Mr.. Eddy both ap-
1eazed-hr. Aarshall as Master Walter, and Nc.
Eddy as Duke Aranza. During The week Miss
hakeah has played PAthenia, Beatrice, Margaret
Elmore, Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Halter. and the two
pa''s aoove named II must be apparent to all that
'ns course pursued BY dstutans should b. reformed
~s'os0s0. Aney sciecs round OF old, hackaied
plays, and expect the cay audiences to come and
see .nem IN he principal ports. Nov, this ga me
pubic wi'i NOS 80 70 see anything but great talent
IN socn parts; and the people are sold tina. they
cannot expect this from novice. TIA new asp;rant
has talent sufficient to entitle her 20 q lead
ing position on the stage, she has snroIv
enoushto play new parts; ard why not give tho
people new plays, or ut least plays that they have
not seen an hundred times And than bg The double
attraction ,f q new a,tres in ne part they NAV
be induced to go tothe theatre. The present syser
b one full house for the debut, and no more. Miss
hskeah's Psrthenia has been previously noticed.
In Juiana she was crude and uneven, and che needs
much study ard practi in stage business before
sfe csn take the position 70 which she ssoi,es..--
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
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MONEY n n X - r..

4.
1hs past week has bssn without much change in the
stock market. fair amount Of business has been
transacted daily at the sock exchange, but prices have
nuctuased but eighty and closed Yesterday 1t about the
same points ruling at the elore Of the previous week
The MOVEMENTS In Rrie have lately attracted atcn
ton. and there ID evidently plan In contemplation to
put up the market value Of the ock Tho report Of the
committee Of investigation q anxously looked fer AMI
a. win DO Of very favor abe character, the cec win
Of be TIE Many Of ths recent purhses Of
the stock hare doubt besn made with vew Of taking
the hentft Of any rse the committees report may
Reading stock has been pretty vol iustsnsd during the
past two three days. and the sales have ben quito
large Itapposrs to that there IA very little margin
for decline In thl, stock II there is any truth in the
statements Of earnings, DC. We have not heard much
lately about the operations Of the Camssrland Coal Com
pany, but presume they doing very profitable bis
ness The price Of coal IL well sustained and probably
viii be throughout The season An tho coal companies
vii pey well this year. The Nicaragua Transt Company
earning great deal OF money, and belicvc are
making money rapidly Its gross income vsry large
beyond all doubt. The wo ssaiisst railroad stocks
the hist tie r. Central and Harlem. Not much il
doing In either Of thc and they have not varied one
per cent for weeks
1bsss has been gradual tightening Of the sorrows upon
the money market throughout the past week and the
Of their funds While this causes eonsdsrAb,c smbarra
Esnt In commercial circles relieves tbs stock brokers
materially, particularly that Glars which has No fear
q sudden calls. This policy the part o. the banks
TO arrest the apd outward current Of specie
and such their intention whatever tends to restrict
the importers 10 their operations aims directly OF tie
difcnity and DESTROYS Of seeing the remedy mp
Piled with great vgor and The ,orta
ton Of srcee has mot been 70 active during the pat wse
and We lock for steady decline from this tine forward
The banks not in position 70 expand and think
they VIII show In their next report slight contraction Ia
discounts. TIE specie department. will without doubt
show hsndsone increase We have seen the worst Of
the specie drain, and from the returns Of imports
should jusse that foreign trade was becoming |
I ealthy ssnin. |
We understand that the Knickerbocicr Bank win re
sumo business In few days. II has received all the
aid requires from the Butchers ard Drovers Bink.
More than half Of its deposits have been paid. The
excitement has far subsied that rsops take none
sl-A-.t ga :. - -, - 49,. ~ .s,sR. AJAX
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THE COLLINS FAMILY.

No event connected with the recent calamity has al.
fuesd general sorrov and gloom amongst tns pr
vats circles In which they moved than the Of Mrs.
X Collin and her children The last hope to which
their friends and the public chung Of the possibility Of
their escape has been dspssd By the statement of Capt.
Luce, and they must bs regarded being amongst
the many victims Of that thrilling and soul narrowing
disaster The captain states that they did not got into
the boat which precpitA cd many into the sea- but
were swept from the deck - the Arctic went down.
with that devoted affection and union Of feeling whe
distD gulsbsd all the members Of this respected family
they chung together to the to share the
same fatsand met that fate with courage ana resig
nation which but few Of the miserable recreants to
their safety was entrusted had the he.rt to initiate
When in after times the details of this fearful catas
ophe yscounte the conduct Of the noble boy who
rejected al aid until measures taken to provide for
the escape Of the weaker portion OF the pasengcrs will
bs numbered amongst those jnstar of diinteresed
he1oism which deserve some enduring record.
krs. Collins was most amiahle and accomplished
wonsn, moving quietly and unostentatiously In her
sphere but making the kindness and generosity Of her
heart fst vide range Of the poor and deserving
slanss Of society With that modestv and humility
which the evidences Of real WORTH she dspensea tia
wealth which tho hbsraIsy Of hsr worthy husband
placed at her command, silently, and what was most 10
Do M1red, WITH Juociom discrimination which TO-
asctd - much honor upon the recipient of her boun-
ties - upon the generous giver berss Although
daily, msny win feel her loss well informed and
sgrssaSls acquaintance, there who win ds2lore
IL in aters stsd ssnse Of the hsayie caanss
that could hofa1 Thorn Nrs ConDs returning from
Europe, where abe had been for the benefit Of her
health, which had Iatterly been materially impaired,
and her children her to afford her the bone
at of their fond care and attention What bereave
ment for the survivors Of this unfortunate family,
remarkable for the affection and harmony Of feeling
which united them
Miss Collins only nineteen, and was cudcared TO
every By the grace and anaabty Of her character
Her brother three years younger but already
evidence Of that intelligence judgment and tact which
have elevated his father to high position in the
nereial world. Their sudden REMOVAL from amongst
is to bs regarded not only severe loss to tie cir
ess to which they belonged, but to the community Of
which they promised to become such useful and valua
BIZ members.
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- u lsvssiss tie bsas was 80 ana Deliberate. Z
sDsssd tAs dsss - he wbssl heuss and oohsi In the
sAs't ben bsDg three fsss sAovs watsr On turaisg
sssDs $50 sons fourteen dfsss psons - the bat.
tAss usht hssd Of the tackle which held The bst TO
he oad Of the ahip TO lot myself down into IL best
3ust ny feet touched the sunval Of the boat the
captain gave the srdsr Drop that boat sstsFn The
tacsh cut letting ne down backwards, wben wss
eA1gnt BY the sncls BY NJ B.ahlam and another, who
6sv ne into the boat
We ben piObsd up several from the sea, and drifssd
sut ofssht of the chip shorty fell in with another
bost from which took four o. nve persons All then
placed themselves under tbs nand Of M bAAhlArn
N with the mot heartfelt pleasure rssd the letters
pubh,led BY the passengers saved in boats, and
nsst heartily join in their communication - dsssEssdy
DeAtowso.
win add without the least hesitation or fear Of ccn
tadicon that the saved IN these ooass conducted
tlsosslr, with the Seasest pIoprsry and orcer rom
The they entered these boats until they reeched
NV York. JOHN DE0NoN
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On ssAfu... ........... ........ -
COMPARATIVE TABLE o. I'M cRxw ON BOARD AND sAvEDe

II win b noticed that among the passengers there
sixty and nineteen children, not one Of
whom have W yet any intelligence Of being saved.
It u not to BE- presumed that AL Of the crew Of tn
Arctic contained in the above list lost, grsa
many undoubtedly left the ship At Liverpool and new
hands had to b ahpped in thsir pieces The LIST give
contains the Of those who sailed IN the Arctic
her last departure from this port. .sn ~
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Totals. STA 7s4, s72 SIS 95e,2sl $2426 $l,o2l Asst
The above tables pared shov that while the vAlue
Of the imports fer the arst thre quarters Of the present
year has increased 81 2l7 lGe compared with the
same period In 1853, tte value Of exports has de-
creased The agg egate value Of exports for
1858 $50 11s of which scoss,33 was exported
during the last quarter ending Dec o.
The following telegraphic communication has been
received BY the agents Of the Gena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company -
CmcAdo Oct. 10, 1854.
WADswoRTu & SHMDoN, Nov York
Earnings for September one hundred and Hfty thou.
sand dollars and twenty cents (S160,000 27).
". 4. l. sRRA3EE, Secretary.
The annexed statement exhibits tbs quantity and
value Of certain Articles ohor than foreign dry goods
imported into this rort during tho week ending ami in
Gliding Friday, Oct 10. 1864 -
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THE VERY LATEST.
NovEMENrs OF CAPTArN LUCE.


BOSTON,, Oct Is, 1854.
We learn that Capt Luce, Mr.. Allon, and others
susd from the III fatsd Arctic BY the ship Cam
br at Quebec left that city last evening pcr se,mer
forMontrea where they arrived ~ carly hour this
Sunday nerE.rg They intend; We understand. to
leave for New York at Q O'Clock Monday morning,
and should arrive there between and 10 o'clock ths
same night
THE FRENCH srEA,nR vEsr1 AND THE ARcrrC's
CREW.
THE following despatch, delayed the Eastern wircs
ewing 10 heavy storm n day night and Saturday 70.
fsrs 70 the report by telegraph from Halifax published
IN evening edition Thursday last wherein II was
stated that the French steamer ves had arrived ct st.
Johns, F., with thirty OF the crew Of the Arctic
which, unfortunately, proves to hare been mistake l.
HALuAx, TnEcRAPH Orucz Oet. 10, 1864
We exeeesinsly regret that owing TO the bad working
It the lire on Thursday great blunder occurred In the
transmission Of the dsspatsh relative 70 the vesa 1t
should have read thus % The veea lost thirteen or her
men, Fourteen q the Arctiss passengers and thirty
cns Of her crew, hare arrived ~ ST. Johnsn These are
al that vs have - yet any account Of from that crec
ton The next news from Newfoundland viii b looked
for with much anxiety and mould the steamer Osprey
touch hsrs On hor return from the wreck Of ths CITY Of
Philadelphia, ahs win probably bring four 10 six days
later intslg nee and may be sxpsctsd 81 sny moment
after Monday. tH
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w <oSoU
Tho ksdiog items Of import were follows Coffee,
500 0e2; SCARS e67 Gl3 fors s31 0so glass; &2770s;
uDdrsssed skns x64 442 hardware, $40 o37 railroad
iron fss,le2 lion, s7s,lc6; lead, sicS,l2I; sugar,
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Totals. ssa.7 Ill sa7,oi2,lo6 s2,e7l,lo saeo,ls
The above shows net increase In the value Of imports
for tho rst three quarters Of the present year. Of
al ss4 the corresponding period Of last year. Nos
Of this increase it win be observed accrued during the
hrst quarter Of this year. The total value Of merchan-
disc imported the whole Of the yoar 1863 s43 37
s7o of which amount 2os, was imported during
the last quarter ending December 81.
Value Of Merchandise Exported
For quarter Inc. IN Dec is
ending. 1858 1854. 1864. 1854
March 81. ~, Gas, 285 90. 989,e47 - $7Os3tS
June 3d. 5,681485 368 $40 3l2930
sept. 80. 1905 lc2 4647,7SS S242, 500 -
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YUyHHD WARD NOMIN ATOM. lat M.
il ing of tho Independent vot~ss II The rhar0 vual.
held IT 5S Day street Oct 10, 1854 The nane - J.
NoNsy, through conusicn, vs. nomtoasd = eaa&aatl
for nspsetr Of elections, 1hrl district b pseee e
James d. seily. Va J. HOUkkA Dc.
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YnMBN.
JaAn ASn1A Jsho Garland.
Patylsk Nshnd, John Kent
JahD UosAn, Rt-r Sl1An.
jain PiNssvoo, lfwsSd pAfsYty,
PAsish Mars, M ich Connsnsy,
ADsyab len Grant Robert Dom
Pstsr Ooan0vs-,
gfOKuRs.
JDo. CoyA, Hsysa DoIAn,
jas by, xiehaa1 Russell,
jas. 6isIaa, Jns UAnnag..,
JSe. DFuYy, Jas RDsy,
Robert BeI, jas GSSdy,
Pstsish Nscaujey, Jsnes Oonnor,
VIM flanagan Mishssl Cenpor,
1hos Conrey, Tra.cis Oowen,
PAtTiek SeD1uYy, yno. Rev nolis.
Jas yschlonsy, Patrick MsMAhsu,
Jno. LAlhins, Alan Audr WAlbin.
RECAPruLA1IoS.
SAVED.
-
AstacDes 81 tn0 Arcslo %
from frsneh steamer vesta.
Iosai......s.... ........................" %
LosI
Passengers, including Ospt Luce's son..........2l2
SEcW......s... Alv
Ao.sa sos~ .oao
sSvso.s....... .,.....................'. 90
AlO
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pool next Wesk ana IL R ssoAe tne export OF specie
may b greater than that reported this week. but win
b the last week Of heavy shipment for some time.
A. b. Eioolay's regular ssmi-weety auction sale Of
stocks and bonds win tale place Monday 10th inst
1t 13K O'Clock 1t the Merchants Exchange. The eItA
logus win include largo variety Of Arst class sseuri-
ties, including some good Fire Insurance stocks.
The Nechancs' Bank, and Fulton BANK, have each do
clarsd . semi annual dividend Of ave per cent The
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company six per cent for
the past six months
The following tables give view Of the foreign COM
srcs Of BostOn for the Hr three quarters Of the pre-
sent year. compared With the corresponding period Of
last year. showing also the increase ard during
that time -
COMMERCE or THE PczT BosroS.
Value Of keTcAGxdise Imported.
Tor quarter Inc In De-. 10
ending. 1858. 1864 1854 1854.
March 81 $40 800. $50 S12s4Q, $50 -, 45o, 05o
sept. So. ia,oas,iso iaiss,ooS s4sa,ls2
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THE FIRMlrH1I.


Two shcthAkERs WANTED, A NAN no WORK OF
a HIanipg and new work also, boy that can ssw
&c" sem lrqube stGr Helms nDdbe Store. 81 II,
III tn ts rsf.l.h
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tAsssht thsy And they have been ton PERCEPTIONS. The
nshth Avenue BaAk win wind up II has rot much TO
Do that way, but liking institution tits defunc.
An the mp town baDls win be compelled contract
and b cautious In their operations The clearing
house acts very stringent regulator, and so long
acts ~ . coaservstor, Justly complain We
understand that t~o OF the downtown banks have
been rather tardy lattsrly IN their settlements
The expectation Of specie from this port last week
was comparatively limited, appears BY the annexed
statement
SHIPMENT OF spEcS PROM the PoRr or Nsw YoRx.
Schr c. +. sn,yth, Hararoa, doob)oons.. e2.Sl2 90
Steamer Atlantic Liverpool, am. gold coin 9S022 90
do. do. gold bars. -. 6N3 762, 80
do, do. silver coin... 235, 900 GO
Total for thu week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s6o7 lS8 90
Previously reported In 1884,. ....... 3l,566,208 10
---
Total for the $50, f53, 800 10
There win b two steamers from this port for Liver.
pool next week. and It 10 pessibe the export Of spece
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Win Gr1B1, MARIO ana Susnl IN tne pr1nc1pal por&'
This will be treat indeed to the lovers Of this most
exquisite music. Seats can now b secured In the
parquettc and rst tier, 1t two dollars each. Grsi
and Mario win soon 90 to Phiadelphia.
At the Broadway theatre, Miss Pyne, Mr.. Harri'
son. and others o. the English opera troupe 9il ap
pear In "Tho Bohemian Girl" for the third time. It
is worth small fortune to hear Miss Pyne relate
her dream and shower vocal ornaments in the s'mar-
bic halls
At the Metropolitan theatre, "Othelo" Is an.
nounccd, with Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Marshall, Mr. Pope,
Mrs. n. Jones and Mrs. Jordan In tho principal
parts. A strong cast.
AT Burton's theatre, " Paul Py' and Family
Jars.n Mr. Placide and Mr.. Burton both play In the
rst piece, and Mr.. Burton appears as De,ph in the
farce. Miss Mccarthy, very pretty girl and good
ballad singer, has joined this company, ond makes
her first appearance tonight.
At Watlack's theatre, " DON Caesar de- BAzsn,"
my Aunt" and "a Phenomenon in a Smock
Frock." Mr.. waIlack in two parts. sad Mrs, Hoey,
Tor the first time, as Mariana.
At Niblo's Garden the Ravels and Mllc Matthias
appear in taking selection of entertainments.
AT the Bowery thestre, Mr.. Derr and his trained
horse Ingcmar win appear in the drama called
" Redwood
At the National two new pieces" Ben Bolt,r aud
Hard Tines from Dickens last work)--are an
Dounced for this evening. Mr.. J. r. Scott plays
Ben Bolt.
At Woods Hall, A4 Broadway. a new burlcsque,
entitled "Blaek Blunders," win be produced. All
the popular members Of the company are included
In the cast OF characters.
At the old Christy Hall, No. l72 Broadway, q
capital programme IL announced.
At Buckley's, Era Davolo" and the Julien bur.
league. sa
At Academy Han, ees Broadway. burlesque
opera troupe, under the management Of J. Perhsm,
viii give its first entertainments tonight The pro
gramme and the company seem to be good.
M. Eugene GODDARD viii make an ascension In his
balloon, from the Hippodrome, this afternoon a,
ociock--a novel exhibition, which viii undoubted-
~ draw . crowd.
NrgLo's GARDES-FAREwEIL OF THE RAvRLs--
After six nighta more this company leave rs, per.
haps forever. The brothers Antoine and jerome
return to F'ance, to Iepose with their families, f
YER nearly t~tnty-nve years active service, and
fiarsos =. ss.. a., s-ss - hs-sos 49, ~
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7alus Of dse put on narkot dursg tho week 006
10. dry goods, DO. do......... 7s4,672
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NAMES OF PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED,
MISSING, AND LOST, BY THE ARCTIC.

NE kUr IDAsox, AT xEw Yo9x
Passenyrs
Wn NieoTs, Tresco, Sicily James Thompson, N o,
kIend, Capt Paul Cram, NY,
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Stopes, &G.
THE METKOP6lLITAN.


A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
uctured and for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by Gibson
RICHARDSON, n CO., 3T4 Broadway, New York; also
81 and bS Blackstone street, Boston
II embraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty, durability and economy in the use Of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity Of Its
strucon and the consequent facility with which it is
managed, particularly commend the attention those
In want of frst-class cooking range.
The hre chamber is materially different 10 form from
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum, the heat is equalzed under
all the boiler openings. tllN tft
The revolving CRATE supported by lever is adjusted IN
such manner that the rechamber can be instantaneous
y empted while the range closed as to prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room.
The is Of extra size, with the ues arranged as
to secure in the highest possible degree equal amount
of radiation every side, being elevated and level
with the top Of the rechamber the draft is entirely up
ward and natural. The external plates lined with
composition, which being nonconductor of heat gives it
the advantages Of brick oven
Under the oven 10 large and capScous Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render.
ing valuable service for warmin4 dishes of food.
Being supplied with powerful Yatcr-back the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire. large amount
of hot water, Mt all times for bath other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment of hotair Ak
lures by which, in addition to its culinary department, il
sulserves an important purpose for warming dining
room paror, either above adjacent to the apart.
ment in which it is placed. ee
The Flues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bituminaus Coal Coke Wood. 1t re.
qures fixtures fer tn Of either. For those
purchasing for transportation distance il offers pecu.
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and respect
dependent on brick-work for any Of its iues.
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
anoe, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect TO cost ayoraby with either
of the Elevated-oyen Ranges in market
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DR.. j. NJ. HARMON.
O6ice o Hrd Street. Loaoeu, Mas,

A CARD.-,DR. HARMON begs leave IN this man
n to inform the public that he has no connection
whatever with any ''irreglar advertising physician in
this city neither has he any sympathy with the vel
known modts oerandi of those of certain notory who
make it their first object to GLea exhorbiant fee from
their unfortunate victims, without doing them heleast
good.
DR.. Harmons mode of practice does not differ materially
that approved Of and adopted by the eminent Hos
ptGi practitioners Of Europe and of COURSE he is
willing that should meet the scrutiny only of the
public generally, but also OF all scientific medical gen
Henaen.
To FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female.
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative can be
obaiped by applying either personally by letter, at No
20 Hurd Street Lowell
I,.ralI. March D 1854 !.
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