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CAPTURE a sLAvER-We copy the following
from the New York Journal Of Commerce of Wednesday
last:
q 1t suspected time ago, that the schooner
Falmouth fitting out at this port destined for the
slave trade and by order Of the district attorney strict
watch was kept upon her movements Yesterday morning
she cleared without her cusom-house papers The stea-
tug Only SUP chartered by order Of Mr. McKeon Idle
ict attorney learning Of her departure and Deputy
United States Marshal L. DC Angels and posse of men
were sent Ia pursuit. The Falmouth was overhaued in
the Nsrrows. Three men, who appear be the captain
rst and second mate and OF eight persons
rested without difficulty, Doe man-who is supposed
have been an owner in whole in part of the vessel
jumped overheard and was drowned. The officers and
are Portuguese Spauards and cannot speak word
Of Englishso at least they pretend They are hardy
daring, weather-beaten fellowsp
The journal adds that the Falmouth is fitted up with all
the appliances Of a regular SLAYER. t
DEPARrUEE OF pssros.RY.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
awe learn that the Rev Henry Nicholson resident Of
Camden, New Jersey, aud clergyman Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. left yesterday for New York. his
to Buenos Ayres, missionary carry the glad tdngs
Of the Gospel into several parts of South America Me- ~
was formerly missionary in Spain where be mpris-
oped owing to the bold prosecution Of his sbors. As
preacher be Is ferveut jealous and eloquent he
s accomplished speaking several languages Guenty He
will sail in the barqpe Hannibal
A LrsoERiSe wiSrEn--The Philadelphia Ledger says
The and ice blockade still seems 10 prevail very
extensively All over Canada the roads badly drifed
and nearly impossible the 0swego and Syracuse New
York; railroad the banks along the track higher
than the tops OF the while upon all the railroads lead
ing from Rochester except that 70 Syracuse travel s to-
tally suspended The Connecticut river is frozen
nearly 10 its mouth and is used highway between
Lyme and Hartford, 40 miles. At Bloomve Delaware
county. New York the thermometer, Monday, 10th
instant stood 80 deg below zero the "a deep
in the woods and all the roads blocked up This win
Ter lingering in the lap OF spring with vengeance"
The Journal Of Commerce states that the snow drifts ar,
50 high the plank roads in the neghborhood Of SYRIA
ouse that the toll Is now paid by dropping the money
down the chimney Of the gsts-keepers' housed
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hr. HALE. thought you said Reverend my God"
Mr.. JONES Of Tennessee. do not think that God has
anything to do with this concern You misunderstood
fyou supposed that imagined for a single moment
that he bad anything 10 do with you or your folks
Lauehterl have always understood that the Devil had
way OF taking OF bis own and hence account for
your presence here [Laughter1
But, sir, here is order Of things. A few years
since made lieutenant general We thought that was
great step in promotion Of the military Of the govern
nent Of the United States but we were behind the
day. had supposed that Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott the greatest living military chefain OF the
word-tha he had competitor and rival In this or
ia the other hemisphere But that mistaken
Here Il higher grade Here the grade Of Grand Gene
raj Of the Legion Of Kansas And who 10 the "The
Rev. g. W. Hutchinson" Sir, should like 10 Grand
General, with sacerdoial robes upon him nice man
to enter into the sanctuary The Rev Mr. Hutchinson
ooncayc, Grand General Sir he wears the livery Of
Heaven to the Devil TO- and combines together
to prevent the free exercise Of The rights Of American ct
zeDs TO 90 70 the Territories Of the Union II is
another link IN The chain showing the peaceful character
of the New ERgland Association.
But Mr. President mist return 10 the point say
that whatever wrongs have taken placeasd all
deplore theU-whe gontemen stand up here and assume
that they have al resulted from the nempersnce and the
indscreion Of the citizens on the Missouri border rely
on the facts least establish division of reaponsiblity
for those enorniies shall not however dwell upon thai
point but pass rapidly as can The senator from
Massachusetts read, with much feeling and Indignation
portion OF the laws passed by the legislature Of Kansas on
The subject Of svoy and win read the extract in order
that II may h understood
q" wish 10 can the attention OF the Senate OF the coun
try to some q these laws orced upon The people who
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sAAsN -.

x,svyy Ia ,.n,i.Ar rpa. "a Monday sep. :. ~
us& \ How ". Bscschet, d u, Lowe W hl-. y
a. NV Yoh Mais.vtis q aaash'ef ~ the so 'hAfes
,IIs1ii FS+ kING-A, Motnsowu. Y J. on Wcduv'isy.
a., bV n. Krv p n stokes OF New SfuuswitA. IhoN.s
a. Il.tlc. A. ct Lshs nfSnch, 20 Emma Adelaide. tl1
p,vIsOS-FIsHsR-in the city % New Haven At 81
Thoms.'s Ihurch. Thursday sept, - BY tho Rev pf
B,.ra,l,, Josrpa DsVison II New faTk - Miss u boz
C.rk daughter Of Cop. john fl'hcI OF Milford Conn
DON -gELLiSoS-Ia Belfast Ne. OF Sunday, Aus "a. Nj
Mo,,- w DIV & btoohs Ia Ma Maria n Jtuison 4
DOLBY BBoT-In waldo Ne, GA Tuesday. sept. .. NJ.
Mai-cbi Il. D"iS :, Mi. Ann NJ Abbot both Of Waldo
USbAA-MOrrRAM-At haiiansfo'. Mich On Monday
Lou,s, Mo, 10 Mis. Alice, youngest daughter OF william
h'';fsEi, NJ. D.. of the former pace -
FRkKMAN-HURLEY-u Tuesday, Avs. NJ. BY the Rev,
r. =. iucom, Ne. ~ fh street MI kobSu ffr"hAh o'
NrwOfsaus 20 Miss Traces Hurley Of this city.
LBfRT-WOODFORD-ln Candor y. Y. on Thursday
Oct at toe rc'drusc of the bnae y The h"v hrHss w
HAYES-MUkPHf-Dn Monday. sept ~, by tue h"N ga
CurTGn John b. Hayes Of this city 10 Miss Ellen Jane VI"
ply ~ brooklyn
HtLETT-FULLER-A Indian Orchard, Mass on Ihnt-dAy
evening Oct by Rev. Mr Mu ply, late Of bfo1hyn
MI ID. W Hueti to Mis- HaInct M second daughter u
MOOKE-HAsTINGs-At Sterling Mass, on thursday We.
by the Rev Martin Moore Ass I'd by ibe Rev siI tI ~.
Sterling and the Rev Mr.. hpushton OF -. ND ~,
NJ Moor, 81 the Publishers Of The f1ii1sh e.'''
Miss Sarah Isabella eldest daughter Of MAJOR H1sii's'
sILLOWAY-BANUROFI-ln Brooklyn. on Iaef'l.y. ~
d.nce r. L. Mis- E;'a Bancroft Of AIesny =, n.
TOTTEN-bISHUP-At Newark n. On I"uI NIJ -
by tn. Rev. N. H. Ellison shas r. Iott'n' J'' VI '"'
WARREh-IOMIISsO this city, on W-n' sdaJ, Oct.
AZ the Madi.lsquaIe Presbyterian ChufCl " ~ NJ
William Adams Henry A. Warren, esq, 10 kien Aush'',
youngest OAD sbter Of the late DS'id lOD'N'"' ~ ~ " w
8sTER-wELLINGTOE-At y ,sion, on Monday, Sept.
- by The Rev Dr. B4gden, Nj Horace webster OF ms 81
Mary Whi;on csash;" 1t A. A " '.Nson' ''q d 'Hs
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denss reports that the Maine Law, Capt MeCsry
Gently Csrdsn.s cold the io'h Of September :.
nuble auction for 1854 She bought BY Spanish
house who have ,uoe raised her, aud she lying anchor
when the o. sailed She had $1,000 already and will
cost before ready II OOmore than she IL worth
Bac SrEPHES G. BASS, 81 Boston %, from Entport
for Baltimore had decks swept o. Oct OF Cape Cod and
Lost overheard Thomas Gill; seaman aged D. The vessel also
sprung slesk. az
BArK BEsJ HMsErr, from PLisdspha for Key West,
ashore on the Joe Fosger shoa got % morning Of h inst
and proceeded 90
Bsic TORRENT Of NewYork at Boston ist inst. from Ge
uoa rxpernc.d hurricane from ali points Of the
ease Sept, 49, s. lon IS and obliged TO scad hours
under bare poles split sss carried away main sah, &c
ecHn eHARK Csrlss from Bristol Me-, for Boston, loaded
with wood ashore Lynn Beech ee.wesn Lynn and
Little Nshsnt morning Of Ssh BY installing the light Little
Err Rock for Lons Island Light. Grew saved.
HE vEssLL ..ho,e near onInet Light Plymouth
depce with cargo Of humber Her poet ard rudder
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To Mariners.

THr KsoLLwe learn from the report o. LKt no 81 -.
mouth of the Savannah River has been completed and
bic yards OF deposit removed The channel now OPEN o
ors the removal vessel drawing IN fee coid no, oe I
itted The work has recently been suspended io esoe
In tie rporr The dredgs boat to have been finished
crodinT 10 contract nth of June last but was not
eted until the 18th OF August when she Was ta.sn aSsn a
most unavorsbe for operations. and she has 70 eSnssqsns
teen able through the Knoll W wis
IA tc, d. ep half mile In length The most hvorses
mon b. m at this exposed part OF the ycr are Jun
uy and August when the winds for the most part south
,ry During remainder of the year the winds usually v
from east 10 by Of NORTH making too rough iot tae
m, boat 70 w the loaded and for the dreds eoa
10 work whou, injury herself Welearn that the wos ws
su,p. ndsd the 3ih ins and will be resumed early ~ Mg
or June next When completed the cut will be y" 'eet ~
width aordns pie for all the CONNIE o. tns
dnyyins the next season Savannah Republican Sept
On or Goth inst the fixed light at Sands Rom, tn
house NewYork will be- discontinued and revolving htn'o
the fourth order (Fresnel system) submitted for It,
BY order Of Lighthouse Board. n
A. LUDLOW CASE, L. H. ms. sd b@
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s,esm.hips-Jsme.towu, Parrish Norfolk Ludsm Pleas
Nashville. Berry, Charleston SpodoTd Ineston Aa
hama SChenck. Savannah. ; L. Mitohtl
Ships-Graharns Policy. Hayden. Antwerp Lsytin Huri'
but hanlius Pitmsn, VALPARAISO Lsd G TGTker Coiion
Valparaiso. A. Lsdd Lady Franklin Lcsvitt, Trieste K T.
Back Co; Aialana, Ellis PaImss and market; Come,
" slls Co. IBez GrsycT 81. John, H. , w Meyer; X
D. Shepherd, Gale, New. Orleans, Post, Smith Co
Bsiks-Antagous, Crow,ll, Buenos Ayres H. W: Ropes
Co; A.xna Lowell Malta Crosby CrockeT Coz II. L. Rut
gers Dtlano, ST Mrrks Brodi. L Peters.
Bnss- Occlary, Philbrook, ST. Mays Metcat Loyeoy;
Peuotscot Edserly Gibsrs Brett Son Co. Rainbow Nell
son ARROWS l.. W. Armstrong; A. Watson WATSON San
Juan Cuba Nesmith Sons Ssun, Knight Balm9re hbbe
Mckee o. C. Clary Phibrook ST. Msrys, Mecelf Love
joy. ~ ,,
schoouers-May, Armstrong Petersburs j. I. johnson
Co; n N Randall. Layton. EredereksburT an Brunt
Slsznt B. Famm,r Apps git, Wilmington, j. X 81 moe
Co. VIM. Pekering Mitchell, P.s'amsquaddy Jed FRYE D.
Trowbridge Morrow A,aksISs Thompson Hunter Walter
Raleigh, Msnkin, savannah R Gilmcss Co; VIM smith
Smith Charleston Scranton Tsmsn Sarah Bruin. Douglas
Georgetown Dollner Potter; w Leggett Gibson, Rich
nond C. II. Person; A. Townsend, Townsend kichmon l.
Van Bunt Slaght Ann d. osborn, Alexandra, NJ bedel
Statesman Wks Alexar da Merrill Abbott Mist Dissos
vay Norfolk Surges Clesrman, Monezums, Perry frede
nc ksurg vsn Brnt slasht Silver Cloud Churchill Ports
mouth ~ H. 5. w Lewis Co. NJ Nankin Besrse. Boston,
Dayton Spseue. ,
Soops-J NJ Barker Simmons Bristol, r. L. master VI. T.
Bayles Davis New. Haven, J. b. Edwards.
Steamer. s Ide McDermot. Philadelphia J. D. Briggs
Barge-Alice. Rsiner, Baltimore, master.
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shin Charter Oak (of Searspor Carver Liverpool Sept
coal Brooklyn Gas Co. vessel TO Walsh Carver Chase
Ship Russell (o BOSTON, Condry Hayre Sept mdse and
Sept so lat Al TO- Ion 80 10, spoke Br
bark Jes.ey from ST. Thomas for st. Andrews .
Ship Echo (of Portland Lornz Shields Aug ID coal 70 H.
AZ W Meyer. Aug n o the Lizard ship Oregon fm.
Havre for New Orleans
Bark Brothers Landsmsn (lae Gooch, who died Sept 81
Cieufuegos Sept TO- Stner Rohl klugkist "a
inst lat 90 30 lon 10 40 spoke bark Mary Coe hence for Mo
bile she lying to taking the crew from he ois AAbs
which appeared be- waiterosged blowing fresh from
could not ascertain the situation Of the brig Died Sept Capt
Sidney Gosch Of Yarmouth Me-, Aug 30 John Navel Of New
York jsearnan) died Sept H. at VIM anhen (seainAn
OF NewYok died Sept ~ Henry Baxter tseemanl of New
YorL died Sept Edward johnson tseanan) of New York
Ged-rll tn. above Of fever.
Brig Augusta stone Savannah days cotton &c, g stur
gs-, Cesrmsn & CO. .
c. Demill -
schr Delaware, Townsend Virginia days, corn TO A. C.
Uayeus -
Sch. r. g. Russell Lynch Virginia days, corn to A. C.
Hayens
Schr A. r. Farrow. CrsIner. Alexandria days coal
schr Black Saua Neal Alexandria days, coal.
ScEr VIM A. Ellis Nichols Baltimore days, coal to r.
Cuusrd.
Propeller Westchester Clark, Providence.
Propeller sheiucket Gr,r Norwich
Propeller Chas. OsqoOd Smith Norwich -
SAfLED-Stesmships Washington, Bremen Alabama, sA'
vsnuah Nashville, Charleston; Jamestown, Norfolk, &C.
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YORK cLAssITlcATIos.

CoFFEEThe u-sIkei has ruled very dull, and apps
W,Guesday hex; sac. of Is BAGS Rio st llsc.
,,COPPER-Ne~ shea;hins sis II suit. II Sic Yellow
Inactive Chill Pis is held al 2ic some 6"oo 10 I'd in Bos
in ncr a, demand T. ale. 1909 90 Is ~ rae csS
FLOUR AND MEAL-There j. less doing IN Western Canal
h@l i b., spP G.,. . s ess BENZ ed paw
euren r4, bc decline Is about s. Dbl mainly on the
rroe tie 800 obs a. - ioa -e 3 fs common to
peIre Indiana ard Upper Lake s6 f5d 80 50 r
good .upern. ONO 7ed 81 for 70 fair eSt Oiio,
In. and iI d & s, tan e 9a cann -four
IS in limited supply Of loo bb. choice extra u 81 81
Il oo bb 1t Sc s5d 81 IS mixed good .upene Bal
tnoIe - Ied7 . ior Toward S,ei and Fa ;, - 70,
fire ard peTne Corn Meal IL dull a, od - % for
FlsI-Dry Cod steady and moderate Iequess SO 5)9
- t7i fr Western and s.. Georzes Bank Ma;kare arr
IaheI TN, and part OF the Ttane4H nSeed PIe'a' ~
nedgm No. l. ss for No ?; and s6 Is tor No Box
he,liIs are q.et since the arg " s "ag1 eGe
f5d4f scaled Picked Herring and wanted
fRuIfs-There continues good demand f3r M'la.. Ri
sir al ,r Pees cc bo1ss B,neh SO half do and SO a.
Zsne Carran,. brought 2c MONTH. bone. Maae.
F.sa d5ie so bali DO at a as.c 500 ats at &C. and
GRAIN There less doing n Wheat snd and
Red s%S,hsrn a. - 81 100 bush prime Witt TO- At Il So
coo bush good White Michigan 50: 1850 bush White
1890 bush prime Red Indans So and $500 bush good
Ss';G sP mn at 81 @ ~ ~ l. 2e 81 s 9a. Are
Western. Corn dull and heavy the supply ample the firm
for wesiefn Mixed lie Tor good southern yellow other
kinds nominal Barley i. very quie, at q goa %
HIDES and ac,ive notice further sales Of
100 savsn l rejecting water amased and 49, Porto Ca
Oronoco 2s savsnis no West India and s72 Sandwich
I.snds-,oial 1885, same time last year, 1850 Mr. Hurs
sTATEsEs1 me Lupor o,eign and coa,ri,.) Ne,c
ie,k ard HsshSori"s o'' during The ''t nine "'At'
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Arrived .SUSDAY. Oct. D.

seam,hip Daniel Webster Churchill NewOreans 10 days
passed large and rigging attached .ans
ay passed hull of large vessel with her timber Just GU,
esfna Gt same day. 10 mile. Fod. Light
~" Speam.Rip Rasnok skinner Norfolk and City Point, md.s
and passenger. to Ludlam Psa.an,. 9Th Inst m, Oh
Slip Mediator, Conn New Orleans sept H. mi.e to W. +
F, Sept IT, SioS, eo Go O. outside and the
two ss Alongside broken of the deck the main gad with
Tide and one anchor with hemp cable bent lashed
the bow deck up and the stern no name 10 be
been in that situation long Died board % init 2f con-
@gOn h BqntT s,t If Hss D. % Hp 'fr
roots. &C. order. No date lat 2 ST. Ion 50 o. spoke 'chr
and 40 70 H. Marsha. Co. Sept IS lat
40 49, lon q IS ship standing to the westward supposed
Ship Vim stet.on of ThOm..tOn Jordan, Liverpool 50 d'
isht WIND, and Gains mad deaths the passage.
Bark Gen Taylor (of Boston) Burton. Boston bound to
ss, While lys 10 under tops. s., been
knocked that the udde had no control over aer ,a
wind pm night, while 'cuddins shipped SEA
which carried away the quarter boats and hed the decks WIN
Bark Meteor rem Poae, Bremen A days md'e and rs
Bah voy.ref lcf Bo.op) smyrna Aug gS:ed Gibraltar
Sept rag. to ods io, 9 a s. lon wi,S 20 VI" VII
Bris Black Swan of GeorsetOwn s. c.. Podser, Bristol
Eng n days iron &c, to order, vessel to MASTER
Brig suin (Br Wainwright, bermuda days 10 ballast
Ivcs Aug Is and Malaga Aug 81 fruit, wine kc 70 Gomez
WALL. Co vessel Van Brunt slssht sept 10 lar 81
lon "A % experienced heavy gale from ST., which changed
suddenly TO SW carrying away manooon steering wheel
split .Ails &c also inarng Capt d. severely; Oct pm
lat 40 20 Ion 81 spoke schr Msrgon Taylor I'm Charleston
for Providence. o. g. :, -,
scLr Chas d. Lsv.rty - ms.ea Causn st. MHys, Ga Y
days naval stores o DollIer Potter.
schr J. b. Wilson Brown Wilmington NC, days, naval
stores q. Blossom Son. .
schr J. Cockford Thomas, Sew-H
schr. River Queen Fowler, Providence.
Sehr. Rubicon, Thomas, Camden Ne.
sehr. Brszos, Dickinson, Portland, Ct
Schr. j. Branerd, Huse, Portland, c.
sehr. A. O. PeaTse, Brooks, Portland, G..
Schr. q. Gilum, Cooper, Portland, c.
Schr. Era Chamberlain, Boston
sloop Pointer Fowler, Providence
sloop Joel Hall Cole Portland, c..
Sloop Z. sprasus Fish, Wsr-ham-
Propeller FsIfer Vein Ramsay Baltimore % H. B. Crom'
well 4th inst OF Great Egg HArbor, passed oexk Oy
Of Norfolk, hence for Baltimore
Propeller Oneida, Shaw PhsdelphtA
Propeller seeheu, Thrash, Hartford
Propeller Po.omskA Cushmsn New. Bedford
Propeller Beverly, Pierce, PhilsdePhs
BEtOW-One chip
Withholding the day EN- TO Sc
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Markets. .. Reported By Tesegrapk.

OswEGo, Oct EsPm-WHrAr lower sales Of IS 80 bush
Ct 81 for White Ohio and Canadian; 81 IS for Wisconsin
spring; snd vi 80 for Red Canadian CANAL FREIGHrs
shade LAKE InpoRrs to-dsy-5oo bush Wheat 800
bushels Corn coo bush. Barley go bash Rye. CANAL Elk
roRTs-25o bbls Flour 6 "a bush wheat % i5 bush Corn
BUFFALo, Oct. +-5 p. m--FLouR dull sales 40 bbs at
50 25d Sc for good choice Illinois aud Chicago. WHEAT
heldhrnly sales 500 bushels 81 IS for choice Spring and
81 IS for prime white Illinois. CoRs unchanged sales Of
20 900 bush Sic. CANAL FREIGHrs close lower; d4tc
for Corn Albany and 2c for WheA, NewYork RECEIPTS
for the a hours eudne to-day: Ats bbs Flour ~ T5
bushels Wheat SIS bushels Corn a $50 bushes Oats 10
bushels Barley CANAL Exroarss 72 bushels Wheat 65 81
bishsls Corn, 20 bushels Oats.
CscAGo Oct. NS D. m-WHEAr Unclaimed; shipments TO
Buffalo 100 900 bushels and 10 Osweso ll2ooo CoRS dull
Nl0
NEw-OnLEASs, Oct a-Ths Afiiea's promptly
crived this morning and published evening edition Of
Assoessd Press The sss Of Corroa to-day bales
sitter prices but without sctusl advance Mddns e.
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M,nds ~r,r quiet and rather acaU. State S'"'H'
r,fo alsn dali Missouri s,ld al ~ showing hii"
maikrt. Nurmias we've 9li,
In f,chausv thorc waa but huo d""s ~ ''
.tramt, t,la, and the market closed hoaVy'
ttr,,hs aic Lun. 10 LiveT"o'; iy,'''
or,,nnl,ta1,..t iod., 100 barrels Flour at -
,.,,n, IA TO London: ls,eOo bushels Wheat nj
io,d. .. COO barrels Flour at Is 3D. a9' 10 Bristol
c,o h,hcl. Whca, in bulk at lOd., ",VVo baTcI+
Flour al ". ~
The business OF the sabTreasury was; Receipts
.,',' c,o so PAYMENT, a253,6l5 O6 Bllance
s,,5,,, az a. against ,O3o lat SATURDAY,
showing gain to the amount Of s&'5,7l8 during the
week.
TLc export. Of specie from this port for the week
ending h. day. and for the year 1850, thus far Were
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SATURDAY, Oct. +-R. n.
The Stock market was quiet to-day with marked
falling of in the transactions in Enc, of which only
40 shares sold at the First Board portion of
this duness due to the closing of the transfer books
AT the close Gil was bid which the closing price
of Friday There was very little stock pressing on the
market Most Of the late purchases have been placed
for sixty days. Reading was quite buoyant, closing at
S2s, an improvement Of cent, but the transactions
were moderate. Central was rather better, and sold
q, s4i Nicaragua improved g. Western shares gen.
orally were without important change. Toledo closed
at77I; Michigan Southern, ssi Michigan Central, III;
g ,ena, 100, &c. Some private sales of La Crosse
were made between the Boards at -, casb. Railroad
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The sale. Of he week foot Up 81 90 e- AID ,he ~csp'
Dung prod have ben s. 500 balc- The ecep.
thus r are coo be- iow ihose Of the same P~Foi i~st
asou Stock hand IL o0O bslrs. FLoVs Tend ap"Srd an
advance having been established otsy Whit CoSs
&C. LAID kegs l4ic CoFFEE n. ii le- % tac week
1900 hag. stock tIoo bars Cotton taken io' Ne Yk
=! bale. SrTSLING EXoHiNSEsP en-; prem C't'on
FREIGBrs 20 Liverpool, ID 80
Providence. R. l., Oct A-CorroS; sde' Of he week
bale. u the rAskCt closing wlia hfn ens
ara upward tendency The Wool market irn with "A
advancing tendency the stock u Pulled gh; s1es OF ne
W, Ell 81 %. PRIsrSG CLorHs: Prices arm With up
ward t,ndeney; Gales during the week, $500 picoe..
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would then have contend with o-ii be tie rsai,s-whih
b. still s.rous-of h.ir thent crops sooner OF ,.r
The plan must be adopted and there RothHs 70 b. gained b.
s.lAY
w b. from aha has ben stated 'ha' there
In he nEac al c1rdr1n 81 EuE I'D blt such
h. viewed with couxrstl44iiVu Ev.u the Ing
pressure IN saufy wn" y falls
the Eh.t effect The hea. tli bGoyAEcy 4 tn l~ner
trade country, checks the null pa;iou
,gn scheme, which waiting > pc I'd upon the aaIkt
hc indiscr4te reception Of which I,are
r-Ti. VII b. found
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IN .,on,lio WasAnotos FIR SoE,hampon rad Bremes-A
ChAro Paris James Robe Charles h Eery N,T.Y0Is n.
S,o.y.saudt Bren L. Mack, lady three children infant
Ara servar Joir Lawrence NrwYork l. HlderbrAnd,
H.. J. g. Kmm. A. Opperman and lady M Knobsuch lazy
snd Child Cas Russell 6. tiueld Tobias Lw"e New York
4 Oh wales France; Michel Wittie 81 Louis NJ J. Delaoa-
RITE Louisiana: Master r. Wittg ST. Louis Master LAM In
t,rs IN. II Lane do M. Zspo ILL., Mssares Wittis.
s. Lu. Madelere KobIc Rochester; M Gchlaify John
W,duer Frederick H. d. schmidt Conrad Lanier Eisea'
msVer Mrs p TseumayeI and i've children, IT, NJ Phil
ippo Cal Heurch KonnAIt Chicago; Herbert Armase Jos
Fchet NJ bile; Henry Ruthcr ST. LOUIS o. r. Baumsa,ten
" Hect.lun s. Louis A. Donop. lady and infant, New
York; Mt lily. Sernou Hv. sternon j, Cal s. Nerdou1
Jean VerGoux Nh l.. Boudo aud son.
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Dee.57 Ire. 3.ls4SO Inc. ST - Inc-i6ss
BY reducing the wheat 10 -four, the quantity OF the
latter left at Underwater this year, compared with the
corresponding period OF last year shows increase Of
So o bbs. of -four.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
tie principal articles Of produce left at Underwater from
the commencement of navigation to the 3ch Septein-
Der inclusive, during the years 1854, l53 days ls,
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Ocean Steamers.


led from Liverpool f1r Ouebcc. Sept. q
80 sled from Iavre for Sev-i SeIt. y
sailed I'm Liverpool for Phsiephis sep y
S; % SsIrd from Liverpool for Boston. Sept y
$3.50 sailed flonl Liverpool for New York. Oct
a. ~ Sail. from Antwerp for New York Oct.
Ps-.ist Sail. from Liverpool foI New York Oct.
Herman >zit- from
l.in.ic Sail. from Liverpool for New York. Oct -
e.. sal. from Liverpool fl New. York. Oct IS
F.. Sal. from Hayre for New Iork......Oct. y
80 sails from Liverpool for Boston. Oct .
e,it;c sails from Liverpool for NrwY0rk Oct. y
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Total since Jan. l.. tll07i9Sl5 sl72SG,792
Among the Imports were: Wines, s92,6OO; Sugar,
slO7 ,OCC; Watches, $4,000, Tea, $500; Tobacco
Ell AGO. Salt, $40 800; Moasses, $l3, 100 Hemp,
g., SO; Ears, $3o3Cc; Jewery $4,000; Hides,
sllO 9Go; Iron, 1000 Lead, s27 800; Steel sli
800; Tin, 1890; Zinc, $1,000; Books, s2i,700;
Coffee, sl3sES; Coal, $4,000 Fruit, 81 900; Peru
Bark, 81 SEQ.
TIE exports, exclusive of Specie, were 81 III, s6f
against 81 III ,jli, last year.
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