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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

e Office hours on ou
IN, and from 4 to 6P.
LADII
Allen mrs Maya
Allen mrs Lucy 2
Adams mrs LsuTA A
Bell mrs Maya
Brown mrs Susan
Brown mrs Martha
Blunt mrs Harriet
Bingham mrs francis Il
Bell mrs Augustus d
Crawford mrs VIM
Cox mrs Mildred G
Campbell mrs M w
Dabney u les Sarah z
Duiusey miss M
Duncan mrs d A
DriscalI mrs M
Dunnivsnt mrs Lucy A
Eubank mrs Ann
Elicit mrs A 4
Elder mrs n A
Farris mrs B A
Fugua mise v 3
Fuhres mrs Samuel
Flournoy miss Sarah
Gary miss Lenors g
0ooch miss Julia 4
Gillespie miss Sarah J
Goodwin miss 6allie
Ballivan mrs Margaret
Hulst mrs Elizabeth
Heffsrton mrs Csthsrine
Hall mrs Annie Z
Hardy miss Mary D
Hooper miss Susan G
Howard miss Hose
Hunt miss Mary
Jones miss Sarah
johnson miss Sarah ]
Jordan miss Betty
Reach mrs Eliza
Kyer mrs Catherine
Kearney mrs b
Lsndrum mrs Ssllie c
Lulbrell miss Hannah B
Murdy mrs Z
n ann mrs Sarah
Moody mrs Susan
Mitchell mrs Elizabeth
Murphy mrs Eliza
McCran miss Mollie w
McGruder miss Caroline
Nixon miss n J
Perkins miss A B
RstcliEe mrs w B
Robertson mrs +
Robinson mrs A L
Staples mrs Ann L 2
Seal mrs James
Stetson mrs
Scott mrs Barnet
Smallridge mrs Chariot
Spence mrs Mary Ann
Satter mrs Corbin
Swift mrs Ellaroese
Scott mrs Sarah
Smack mrs Julia A
Schmidt mrs Msrgarettt
Tucker mrs Indiana M
Trimmer mrs Louisa
Tslley mrs Lucy C
Taylor mrs Virginia A :
Voets miss N q
Whiting mrs Amelia
wilkinson mrs B r
Wingo & Sister H =
White mrs L B
Wyche mrs Mason
Wills mrs Mary
Watts mrs Martha
Wilson mrs Mamie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

q Religious Notice. Rev. Gilbert Ma.
son. of Lexineton, Va, will preach in the Aason's
Hall, in Manchester. on Sunday fto-m0rrow) morn
ing, at / O'Clock, and at night, at 7 o'clock.
ms Q-1t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

n The Literary Society Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet TONIGHT,
SATURDAY, the 18th instant. in the Rooms
of the Association in Geddins Building. at half past
7oclock:
Question for debate Would protective tariff
operate favorsbly upon the interests of our county
r J Barnes to open in the affirmative, and James
K Lee in the negative.
The Society will hereafter meet reGularly each
Saturday night. =. w. HOBSON,
no 29.lt Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

NKGhO CLOTHING-lh have on hand a
l large stock of Negro Clothing, consisting of
Costa. Pea Jackets, R. Jackets, Pants Vests Shirts,
Socks Red Shirts, &c, &c, ell Of my own Richmond
make and suited to the trade, which am offering to
the trade very low. can fit all Sizes from boys of
ten yesrs old to large sizes. Your attention is
invited at ia Main street.
no % VIM IkA SMITH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a. Clocks! Clocks. CioaIks - Laces,
EMBaoIDEaIEs. Ac-Opening this day
Rich Velvet Clcaks
Cloth and Beaver Cloaks and Talmas all coiors
Entirely new style Cloth Circulars
Bay state and Stella Shsvls
Black Lace Colisra and Sets
Ladies' and Childrens Zsphyr Hoods, Nantes and
Scarfs
Vsleneias and Printed De Lainss. new and very
cheap. PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS,
no 29-1m Nearly Opposite Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

THIS certifies that the T. T0nawa
i Valley Agricu tural Society, and Farmers and Me.
chanics' Association at its first Annual Fair and
Show. held at Athia Wyoming county, State of New
York. did award its first premium Daguerreotypes
to Peter E. Gibbs, of Richmond Va.
Secretarys { flee T. v. A. s. 4 F NJ Al
Athia, November oath, 1856. 5
SILAs FOLSOM,
no 50 Recording Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Port of Richmond, Nov. 2s-HiSh Water st, p. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

For sale by JAMES WooDHoUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

WANTED, LAND WARRANTa,..Ia ,a
w constantly paying the highest market price 70,
LAND WARRANTS. Persons who deal il than
and ali others who have them for SALE will do We
BY calling on me before they dispose Of them. C,I
ut WIN. HURLEYS Exchange Office, SO Main It
opposite the St Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
FOR RENT-Two lodging rooms over my Office.
On l6-SIn - ~
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-29


A' s..a October 10 1874.
Notice is hereby given that tho court Of the
Surveyor Genersiof New Mexico, will De o,en !.
ed on 'he first MNAiay in December next, for
receiyns The testimony presented by claimants.
ana fo' the investigation Of the below named
c''e', ana will con.nne from day to day until
sad cases are disposed of. -
Manuel Alvarez, claim to 0cate.
Z Town Of Fecolote, san Miguel county.
= TowH Of Las Vegas, !" s."
4 Iownqf Cebollotl Valencia county.
. loNn of Casa Colorado,
b Town Of Cubero, Valencia county.
I Mary ', Alexander, present claimant Taos
co0nty. H"f U..l, ~
; Cha'les Beoabion, do d,
HeSaoder Vale, San Miguel county.
lO Gnadalnre Miranda, seyeu claims, Doiia
0 Ana county. .. ii
IL aN'ohio LeTouI, present claimant, Taos
T. Ign Go ConN, mine Sauta Fe COUNT.
Is P"H" Mohtoyo, present claimant, Taos
ui county a' ~. -
4 t4m.H Cahc'a Dc Daca, Vega, G,audes,
San Nignel county
10 hpgh Mcpherson, ctalDqai IN, county.
10 heseh'w'k u Kronig, present claimants
blro'Ns Fort, ladscoitG
h. ". Ea;or, San Cristobal, Santa Pc
coa0ty.
Is oya.eI'ro t. Vigil, I@f TFisos, San Miguel
IS SGmi. Vigil, Rio Aron county.
- II ay U'noc y, bpSlae do lus pinoo,
Annll.o cog t.,
u Henry Conn,il,, Ccneea "San.a r. county.
~ Juan lrmesto Pintd, lao.coaaty. -
- h"'Aa NMticsey ct al mias OF Dolores,
Santa Fe eeolHSy.
q Sim'n li,'gpdo, Cafada ds Los Alano,.
tarta f. county.
% Antique Saaiobal, Aeua Ncrr,.
" >mou UcsalO, Oeutltos. Santa Fe county.
= to@q4 C'5cao de B4ca-Qjo del Gspisl.u
ahnto, Santa Ana Jouaty.
Persons naying claims conflicting with those
Above menilou,d will present them at, the lice
ni the Surveyor 'eners! by or before the tween
'i''h iSy Of November next, in ci,e they desire
to enniet .hc same Witnesses, She.e requi.
req, wiII BE- presented by The elaimputs them.
selves ~ their atto.nies.
1t spartica'sry enoned upon attorneys who
are cnglgcd in any Of the above csses or nny
wh'rh may b" presen'ed by parties before the
time last rnoSe speclied, that their noticps.
iriels' &e, be complrtc in order to prevent de-.
lays wh9a tia cases nre M for trial
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-29
NorlG

Notice is hereby given that letters of almi.
nlstra'lon on the estate t Charles BrAillard,
lsceaSeI, late OF Santa p County, Territory
OF New Mexico, were gralted to the unlersign.
ed, by the Judge of The Irobate Court Of said
county, bearing date 10Th November 1856. All
persons having claims aainst said estate are
required to exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned, within oneMar after tho date Of
sN'd leile ers, or they nay u precluded from any
oenght Of said est tc; and 7 such claims be not
exhibited within three yelrs from the date Of
sail rtters, they shqll be frever barred. '.
oanta Fe NJv Goth 1886 0tbatoHI
UHARLES LERCuGE,
q. Administrator.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that l,ttcrs OF Ad
y mms'FatIen on the estate Of Damaso Lopez,
,'eesased, late of Santa le county, Territory Of
New Mexico. were grantedto the undersigned,
by the Judge of the probate court of said
c'laty, bearing date fourth of August 1856.
All persons having clnims against said
e'tate are required to exhibit them for al.
l"wanct to the Undersigned, within one year af.
trr'the date Of said letters, or thcy nav be
preiluied Ircm any benefit of said eltate; and
itlsach claims be nOt exhibited within three
years from the date of saiI letters, they shall
be for ever barred.
'.' = "a. 'ANASTACIo 'SAND0vAL.
Administrator of the estate Of Damaso Lo.
pez, deceased. a.oi sima .ra- -m. ..ef
Santa Fe, \. MyAugust Eth, 1856.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT .

Notice is hereby given that FINAL settlement
ofthe estate Of John Fiuncgan, Deceased, viii
bcapplicd for on Monday tho 5th day Of Jana.
aYsA, D. 1851, that being the FIRST Monday in
said month,
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them on orbefore ethat
day, Or they will be forever barred. i5Bo
RICHARD OWENS,
AdpihisIratot.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-29
NoflCE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
.r.i.. ... NIAiJU. ....

Inc surveyor "tne'H' ''lN'" ,|FA,p, uNNc
OF Congress ppo'ea pN '"e %rn" Jl'> to1t' lS fr'
Q' 'ned to make ,Ul fep'1 on h,' su CLAIMS rs
oie,nsted "hrf'Fe WV uFSs.," ~ t'v 'I'r''o'y a. .
the United Mates ~ 'ae fe'.y 81 'us'alune ~
dalg' OF l"o' "oo,'E Wv .,''v.s s"'ss u ''''
WIN MS deS''s"" Ue'c VI as !" u'e 'a''''F of '''-
wl'di'j.ot e''h o' 'oe s"u'e p'WF, Wv ,MFiHA'
Ees. Ard cr''"rl' oi l,F 'o''l ou','e ms c'''i VI
TO the United H'''es' = H'' W. y slso rc9!rro u
NIKE srrpor' " rcs"o =" u r'"yS eA's,'hS u,
'he l'r'n"iy showing '''' eN'g" Gnu 'oerH'y .,
each ,'a'lng lhe 'M"''r si '','nnS''s VI tue saw
fuPoins 'tspV'H'''l' "' "'' 'N.' W '"''' '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

sPlIE ATDR-<

sylI xArOa-ki wsssaos,on C'f ~ Ri 81 ~, 10
a, he R.v. Nj Bayr ns h9 p.,,m a Ncr-b C.yoBpA
Ia 90 .EESy RI IN iris CRY. On sseosy oo a. " ne
hhVsoI1 800 Pr.soyt~rsn Chnrot by ne Rev y d.
bseSaId % D. -i.m t nSsS o. NJ,
VI 1,s. IxKTTT-On Thur-day, De- -, by the hey T.
-, Tpi, NJ Fellows Of York, 70 Emily cslshIeT
ofn1a k.s., ~ y SSne., o., a. b, the Rev.
"a sss,..suh1ner M Ott1 keB OF HobokeR 20 Ms
s.,s.,p. Tsnscuann Of Jerses Cts. 49,
IRE EeR!AS-At F0rdh~n W e-ioge~ieT Count
HHy On "wednesday, Oct q, SN N. Rev Janes Bolton,
~, Caes W LOwrrTe Of mi, o'ty 20 N.Y. Mara L. d~Geh
,er a t'hsres BeTrau, esq. Of fordhsm;
MARKs-BARRS-in Jcrsey C'tN, on 1hsi'fAy. W -, 10
-, Matthew Church by tue Row fsn,p Dane assisted b.
We Rev }. J. Bowdcn, Charles hMf. OF Ne~-Yofa' 10
C.th.Ir. T. daughter u the lat Rey. T.. d. BsTy.
McCURDY- LIfTLE-ln Chtsr' ChrI@, eau 2rdze o.
heCur6y Of H,w iorf 20 sarah Ellen" esgsnt@ 0i C4~i'es
jErGsON-On Thursday eveIanr o.. ., BY tie
Rev Lot Jones hs residence, No n Seoord avenue MI
W,b,n = Ovens 20 Miss Harriet Jeplrsol.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thuisdsy morn &. ~
q at residence Of the brdes ate.r b, ne nv > ~
Meeier Mr.. Rodney Thurby Mrs Helen H., dausmtf d
PaELOAR-sAITH-Cn Wodresdsy, OCT. 10, a. TIE N9Fia
Reformed Dutch ChuTch South Bi",EyH, D. 20" v " l.
Pierce. Jo,epb TrelOsT 20 T. Annie Snuth. -.
RHORS-POWELL-ln Brooklyn, on ThGrdsy oet. - -
Aois B. Thorn 10 Miss Elibctb Powell, al Of froot
" ATsOE-BERRY-In Brooklyn. T. D, on THURSDAY ~ -
q bv the Rev A. H. PsrtTidse. M Henry "@tsoi 7" ~
Charlotte d. Berry daughter q ;hs Hon y J. berry al o.
wIpnILiASs-HILL-In BroosGeld. " y, GU Wednnesd4y
O-t u.s. by Elder Iii 3 bsi'S, NJ j. A. Williams - Hiss
Won WEsTALI-Om Thursday, Oct. ., BY the Rev; II.
"a Helov, Al residence Of Tie brides mother Nj Geo
" Wens N Ms, Msry Russell Wests bO'h Of Tins civ
wOOLF-C0OPER- Wes, tsfin' we.'ehs.'1I C.,n.iy
Iasn Woolf 20 Miss MARY H. Cooper, daughter Of ls$c
Coor4r ESQ, OF The former ? see
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK...
Cleared.

se.m.hp--Aasu., Lyon, Savannah $ Mitchell :rnI'
FORBES san Juan, C. Morgan Sons. blses WH'o, S"rn
Baysns &C. Livingston, Ande SOL Coz James u.s. ~ NJ
ner Charleston spoaord Tleson; jamestown r""' "O
fok, &c, Ludlam Peasants ,,-...L.. 1,
Ships-Tusko (Breml Dsnnermann, Amherst Ilol o. y
UnkhArdt; X. ~ Miller Sturges London q l. Dnh'sh ya
ture Smith Antwerp Post Smith Co.. Euphrss's Ls"sHe
New. Orleans Eagle 4 Hazard. NJ. = ,,ao.
Bsrks-Evadne Desp, Valparaiso; Glimpse psyton h' W
Van Bunt & SlVht; Eids, Jschman, Hun r. N"c'' VIZ
tbs jenkins, Charleston, Dunhsm DiInon 40 ..i ~,
Brgs-Otte Venus, Delf Hamburg, r Den An'',' -, =.
lem, Matsn1as Russell Linps Reyelie os nRr " Pig
Island Philadelphia Guano Co Princess ROYAL 'ni,
msn Bermuda w A. Dayenport chsnes INK 81 S'Ia nIs
U.ifNx Nc AuliH Wheeock; Union OIL sth ~ yosh
n n d r. De Wolf; Charles (Brl Baton, So John, 3.
D. r De Wolf Fillmore Dsn Davis, Philadelphia t. D. W
Forrest -, ~. , ~ -. A..
ron Krans~ Washington j. Ii. Mathews, O. C. Gibbs, Gbss
Frsnklin ID L. ssyre; c. Lseser SNOW. Richmond: c H.
Pearson Belle of the Cape Rhodes Key West, r. L. Mat.
land Co. Geo. Davis Phillips, savannah r Gilmore
Co; Roam White. Bucksyile, ;. C., Thompson Hunter
Nsry, Robbins Ncwbern, J. H. Mathew; Gen Worth Dob
bins Richmond Nau Brunt Slaght C. McClees Lewis Be.
tmore master; H. ketohum, Laiorette, Phlsdehs W.
Mckee; American Belle Chase Boston, y w Lewis Coi
J. Gilman Crowe Boston, w. Lewis; Bay State, sher'
wood Boston, Dsyton Sprssu~ Eagle Gregory Salem h
w Ropes Co. r. &. Lyman StanngFa, New Haven mAsrt
Sloop-Ansrics, Reynolds. Providence, L. Kenny.
PropelierWsstern Port Berry. Portland Cfon~ elf' Lns
Parker Vein. Ramsey, Baltimore CromwelPs Lioe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

T. ne supply from the Lehigh region s 2i,O2 tuns in
e,c - Of last wears tgunage tothe same time nd that
from ge Schuykll region ~ Az tuns less. From the
two = agens the production s q )5 tuns less than to
this da ,e last year This difference, il is believed, may
he eoy, red before the close Of navigation.
The lrsbias mails have been received. The City
articles Of the London journals speak of continued
activity , money Notwithstanding the high rates OF
interest vi alude to some symptoms OF relief N Fans
The arriya L. Of specie have been moderate and almost
wholly from the United States, the entire of which
have been swallowed up in the export demand. The
arrival of II Champion Of the Seas now overdue, is
looked for an rouy at this crisis as che is expected
to have a arc quantity Of gold on board
The return + rom the BaIil of England for the week
ending the ith ,fOetober gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week; .s,o,s,
n,}1 -. I0S9 s5 Increase ds6 7te
NJ, W -. S7t5 i8e Increase 5l,W!
On fine other si, u Of the account
Cv,Ir n seri,i. .sli - 213... Decrease go 80
0hef .ceurities... ,ls4tot se1 Iso
The amount Of III notes in circuationis 40 l9o,
ING an increase of tT0i 5 and the stock OF llion
in both departments a,ed Syb ,6e preee5pe return.
h nan iSirt Of So dTs IN upon the Banks
The other secur'ics Lofe now .caced .ns aios.
and ahnf The declil, in the bullion Is close upon
million, and the decline il the unemployed notes no
iss tbap II 6Oif?O % ssrprse can o. iet that The
Bsnk directors should / ave met on Mondhy and
,ro,r,Iv rsised their rates % discount The decrease
r. Goyerruept Securitie indicates that the Bank
is selling stock. The deere ~ IN the reserve oil notes
is assisted by the decr,as IN "ie iiessV'y aeiO'I
Relative 10 American See, u4.es. hsssrs. ID. Bell,
Son & Co.. report as follows:
During the week the market ifs American Securin's
ba, been very steady and Their has been far brsl'
ness doing in State Stocks a IL q III 'l'y anu h
rood Bonds.
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rm,l ... ssI81l8!2 -.o7SoOO5 s53O.2,6ei sSs'6 e2i

The receipts from California this year, as manifested
are in excess of last year bw. the foreign dram has
taken ucaI,> the whole OF It, The amount which came
forward in the hands of passengers and by drafts on
the Sub-Treasmry has been retained in banks. oi
course there sa large amount OF specie which comes
into the country in the pockets of Immigrants "hch
docs not appear i'll the above statement, and which
more than counterbalances the amount taken out by
travellers to Europe
Albeit Ii. Nicolsys regular semi-weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place On Monday
the 9TH inst, at l2i o'clock, al the Merchants E1
change.
The American Exchange Bank has declared semi
annual dividend OF = cent, payable Nov. ).
The Mechanics and Traders Bark, dividend OF
: = cent, payable Nov ].
IN. charter OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank
of this city Will expire the lst OF November next
when it will be reorganiled under the general law,
with an increased capital of 500 O00 half Of which
will be derived from the surplus profits of the bank
under lie present organization. This increase OF caP-
tsl has already appeared in our weekly bank table.
The business Of the Clearing House was 5000.
\ decline Of two cents & has occurred 10 the
Land Warrant market aimee the las, notice. IIOmP.
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Brown, shipley a. Co.. Circular.

Per Arabia. LIvLAPooi Oct. 10, ltS
Notwithstanding the further in the discount the
late unyorsbe of the Corros crop have given
pet1 this market aud produced considerable speculation
.uDg in advance ci ID 2 n in American qaaties The
sales If the week ending last evening reach % 10 bales With
IS 90 spectators and 10 SO 10 exporters Today tie bust
/, estimated at II 900 bales and closes firmly the follow.
ns quotation: Fan Orleans I'D Fair Mobiles old Fair Up
lsnds sd Nd1as Orleans lid MiddAng Mobiles 7l6d
Middling Upland. SD. p d
Total stock Of Cotton In this port $40
4J7 oo DO last year 900 ..-Americsn 500
In ports for the week 10 so bales
Business in Manchester has qse but prices Of
ard goods con nued firm.
The hosEY market has been good deal excited in conse
eens o tie ontnued drsn Of specie In.
slnd aad the Bank Of France, and the mninum for
mos hist class bills is raised 10 q cent.
We have change our rnarke, the demand
being good and prices well ulsrtained Whie WHr.r iO
I0s red, 1898 20 n. Western Canal Flour 81 dJ2 r;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 81 asa Ohio 81 d57 Canada
x dS .our. . dSoI = Dbl. White IsDiAs Co.'s 50 ass
yellow, - az. 8; mixed, 81 = quarter
Nothing doing In TvRPESTiSE. RosIS in fair reon,, sn
barrels having BEN sold AZ 81 for common up TO II and
Il = evt. for hne descriptions.
Philadelphia MaPhess. Ocr o.
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sarr. soa.y ard n. tendency Of the market ooosoe'

isrg. ,odsy, ard the tendency Of ihe ma. r.
downward without, however, any senous deen'e' i"'
ha,r,.. II .ho make, were much the came as OF
E,sd.v ~, with rather more bollaess on the pan oi
hears in uniting gu. seiers options Inc uec"ne a''
er,,.s : e. cent on the active stocks. IAfge pI-
,,. ~ Tho transactions on time, cash stock OF
go do.cri,.ons. especially Ert, being by DO means
.Ie,.. The hears are operating in the expectation OF
..ri.ept money market during the coming week ard
d.. annrebepsions which may follow large shipment
~ sr.cie by the Persia. The moderate fall, however
,b;cb has bee, the result of these movements how
ever. proves that these expectations are universally
en,,stained The market vas heavy az the close
Enc selling at 80. and Reading al 49,, sc.
!. Exchange there was not a large Business for the
steamer to day epd the market closed heavy fer Ster
ling as WEI az France. The supP Of bills is good md
The demand eu,'c limited.
freights " Liverpool a1c SHADE easier; G0,00s
bushels Grhn were engaged, pst for next week, at
sod 7tm bbls. Flou' at s.. 200 bales Cotton al
5..t2d 40 boxes Cheese AZ rs 3D. TO Londsn,
1000 bushels GIsn at =. q a 2s. sd. To Glasgow,
10, 600 busfcls Grain al SD. Flour d: %. I'd.
The business o the ubTreasury was: Receipts,
s21I GOA e. payments, s2l6, 40 %; balance, 3d.
sl66ji % against $40, 66 353 last Saurday showing
AZ increase Of sIj1 30l during, the week
The Imports Of the week other than DIV Goods aye
z. 81, a. against 8, 80 ~ last YEAR The aGgre
cate for tl,e weed, IT,:
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The following is comparative statemel Of ,he y4ue
OF certain export: from the at Of the year


IL addition to the above $3.50 900 went from here
for the Boston steamer, making with the loss to the
Sub-Treasury aggregate of about $4,000 for the
week There has been delivery Of California old,
but some parcels have been received from the SO nth
and West, one Bank having received $4,000. On
Tuesday or Wednesday the California boat will be due
with probably 81 40, 900 to $2OOO,OOO in Gold or its
eduivalen The annexed statement of the compare
tive Specie movement since Aug 9, shows that the
Government has locked up since that day sjcoO,OOO
drawn from our Banks aud THAI, Notwithstanding our
large exports, W have increased the Gold in the city
about two millions aud half
SOLD RECEIVED C,LIFoRNIt ond ErPo|fod 0gm Neu
iork Ueebiv. ruth The A0OUNf 81 Specie ~ sub Treas
"a. al. IN fys Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

wAu,ed Il Sc CorfoN brmsr, bot he mszkst S.sl c.
slEp meets steady dsmsnd at 81 IS rLovH 20, ns 49,.
A. Bresdstufs nerSliy quiet There IN, 80
Of a. 81 25d a. 81 y DBL Mred and straight bad. ~,
tred a. SO 81 81 without fAdins huycrs kept IA g.
49, for home .p'ion Fanny hrAn1s sr.i "a -
s775dss IS re flour eo-t- ,nl Goa. -
- s7I CosN MAJ Is held hrmlJ . bbs PcunsJl -
a. SSH Pbb-
Nj Stephen Mill lnspoc Tor. Eves 'he lowing rNsu.,,
OF hs amount OF Flour N1d Met in pcctei 8. rs POI lar
~ cp.r,er ending Oct which compare with Tho .rs,,
.Ies.a Irr;Ds the same ~ 1oi M 1888 and 1855.
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Steamship Fsria. w9odhu; savannah 50 hour: ND. and
hip: Ohio snd RS S Ss and ne
Smith al eovnd api sd ioS nj hs hsp saSss ~
Savannah ii5 with steamship Marion hence for chsetsa;
18Th 81 Absecom exchanged signals With Brefn 'Af'
Steamship sOutherner Murray Charleston, ndse. AMI ~
seng'r' TO sponod Tle'ton Co. Experienced heavy '"
Ship TaCnsR Collins LyepSs sept q sd;s en and :. ~
spoke bark John winthrop bound to cIdif; acth,
,s sa sn.. with SS,d vessel. TSs I'D
Ship Louis Henry Fem D,nnsrmanD Bremen Sept u
Oct 80 lat - lon 90 90 spoke Bremen ship Admiral foN
Ship westainser w.mses, New Orleans Oct 8, Cotton
tc to Stanton Thompson:
and SIS passengers 10 j. s. Lawrence Sept g. eIperenesd
heavy gale from W. during which lost fore and too
Bark AyOes (Br Of Dubln). we.eOt. Alexandra, Egpt
With rags 70 Lswrenes Murray insa,s Took 81
Mhs passenger, Of bark Kentucky Of Boston, from Ns.
which 1e.. had gone SHORE a. st. Mchses about Sept i o
Il aud with her cargo proved total Loss.
Brig Eureka tOfPhadephi, sel,r, Slack River JAM SEPT
Bs FO.c. Helen. Dutch Fisher Amsterdam. ~ day.. nd'.
schr Sarah Msria (of Cold sprns Underh Mssss 1iay.
frut TO Kreister Ward
sehr. P. Ladd lBr, Johnson Dorchester n :, 'iy'
building stone 70 Kelly smther.
sehr. J, W. Fsniln, Boston.
sehr. Renown ;'t cToweiI, Boston.
Schr. Lewis, trowe, Boston
Schr. @. l.. Hamilton, Boston.
Scbr Geo Hoffman, Nckerson, Boston.
Sehr. Sylvia T., Keene, New Bedford
Scbr. Ellen RodInsn, Osgood New.bedioTd
Scbr. NJ. n. Reed Kelly, Ne- BEDFORD
Sebr N. T. PesI son, Could. New Bedford
Schr Keren Happuch Kelley, hsrblehesd-
Schr @ w. Levi., Taylor, Prosincetown
Scbr Jane P. Glover Dosne, Gloucester.
schr y, Smaller, Lawrence, Portland Conn
ScLr Tsrf, Hubert, Stamford.
Schr Boston. Chase. New. Haven.
ScI seoto Richardson D1eu days. yellow pine 10 Pst
4 Church.
Schr V.pdoris Berry. Roctisuo.
ScLr Mary 5. Branerd, Huse, Portland, Conn
Schr Susan, Loring, Albany for Boston.
schL Persia (Br), Smith Windsor u days p.as's 10 d T.
De Wolfe.
SlOop D. Sprague. f.b Wsr.hsm.
Soop Oregon Rhode Providence
Steamer Ann Elzs, Robinson, Philsislphis.
Steamer Westcbester Clark, Providence.
steamer Decatur, Geer Norwich.
sAlLEp-stsu'hps Ericsson Liverpool Tei,', 'sn Jl.s
Me; Aufusts savannah; jane Aoser, Chsieson, 'aa
Others.