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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

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6,1 TO 5000 WORTH OF GENTLENEN's LEFT or
I'll wearing apparel wsrtd for which the highest price
will be paid. without sggng or see KING y impose Please
call The store address THOMAS ~ CONROY % Centre
street, late sel Pearl street.
d ono TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH.
sND.UtfO nr-Geutiemen wishing o convert left OF
srplus coting cash realize fifty per
more by calling addressing JAMES MORONEy, 40,
Pearl street. near Chatham
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-ON ACCOUNT or THE
IN hard times reduced prices for cleaning and
repairing gentlemen clothing Cothng made look eggal
new An articles for nv addressing CORTfSSOS
% Leonard street $50 Pearl street Established twenty
years.
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HENRY W. LEEDS a CO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

III No. n Nassau sireetwll sell auction Tuesday
December q II oclock the salcsroofn. No q
Sree-Assgnees salean entire stock of iewelry
ing every article usually found first class retail
The sale will be without by order o the assignee
consisting ~ fine gold bracelets buckles seals
buttons aud mosaic arm@ts: detached
cwecd ladies epne English silver detached
10 hunting fob chains II everp variety gold pencils
pins solid chased do. eyeglasses plated
baskets teaspoons Sc ~pectsces tablespoons
salt do corals, combs thmhes gold and silver
forks butter do 81 description with
valuable articles Also regulator full teweled by
! gioppIi New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

REsTAtHANTs.
ENGLISH BACON AND HAMS.
r. SNlon aud double Gos,er cheese,
Yafmouth blnaterE
scotch spelfrfns,
Glasgow beef hams Kirpercd salmon.
Lochlne behring's and English Giberts
Fppinr sauSaFes
J,s received and fnr "a Is Ia small uuautltles.
RICHARDSON n HAYTER,
Chop steak and oyster haue. ~ aud - Wall
street Eass kasi luds psr AZ aud barclay a Perkins
London porter drawn nom he wool.
DFvDTzvors-5s CROSBY STREET THREE DOORS
In above spring
Anglo American breakfast aug.T and supper rooms,
LIONEL GOfDSMfD. Manager.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., TO LET.

Oh % no LET A STEAM LAUNDRY IN GOOD OR.
|Ou. der for Gully $50 per month; would exchange Il
property with Immediate possession Apply
WALTERS 4 Co, rs Caharne street or MIR. WOOD house
agent Fortieih street, near Sixth
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TOHN LEvTSON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
"Wednesday, Dec at 10 o'elock at Is Greene street al
the genee paror chamber and kitchen furniture &C. OF
family leaving the city consisting Of sofas beds,eads rocking
and other chairs marble tables bureaus washsands
&c The house to let. Inquire of the auctoneer No. 675
broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

4 UCTION NOTICE.-LLOYD WARREN, SALEsROOM
"A No Clinton Hall Aston place and Eighth street. between
Broadway and Fourth avenue, will give their personal
ton sales Of furniture at the residences OF families decln
ing housekeeping and to outdoor sales generally Consgn
smans respectfully solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

THE EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS BY MODERN Al
Il TIsrS or THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
Al the old Union Rooms No. s9f broadway,
Will remain open IN further notice,
from A. n 10 r. NJ and from 10 10 evening The gsne7
"a well lighted and warmed. BvR0DsHAx, Secretary.
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T,op cuARrrsToy FLORIDA AND MEMPHIS. TENN.

IN Semi weekly United states Mail Lne-The steamship
COLUMBIA viii leave pier 40 North river on SATURDAY,
Dee IL O'Clock r. VI, precisely. For freight apply on
board Hills ~ ladirg Will be signed and or
Office Of SPOFFORD. TILESrDN co, y Broadway.
The magnificent steamer Nashville T. NJ.
Murray commander will succeed, aud leave Saturday,
Dec 10 The fav0re Carolina and Everglafe make
regular trips Florida connecting with the steamers from
York leaving Charleston every Tuesday Through
tickets ~ Jacksonvile sal Pihika So Through tickets
Memphis. Tenn, may be had by applying A. above;
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EuBERT 4 SAVAGE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
VI sale by AARON SAVAGE. nj their rsiesroom. -
Cedar street Tuesday December 4 nj 10 "a NJ superior
stock Of made Up fursa good opportunity for dealers 70
stock upcnmprsiur rich sable mink, lynx, erminc, fitch.
chinchla caaks capes and vcorines muns cnns capes
gloves buffalo robes fox squirrel wolf &C Also same
day stspe aud fancy dry goods hosiery watches Ind jewel
clohng. carpels OIL cloths fancy goOds lace goods
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FURNrruRE.

A FINE SUIT OR pARtOR FURNITURE, SEVEN
~ pieces made ~ order and redeemeo viii BE sold
cheap. To be nj ga Broadway basement 90 Monday
morning.
L,URNrTuRE FuRNITURE-wE PAY THE HIGHEST
price all kinds household furniture.
pets merchandise vauables and all kinds OF property.
money advanced Goods sold commission. Oui
door sales solicited.
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WM. IRVING, AUCTIONEER.-GKEAT HOLIDAY
w auction sales of superb Paris Chinese and Japanese
goods; table cutlery glass and china silver
ware &e also splendid sss1E.men q sdes gentle
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dec 3 10
H. at the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Nos 500 and SAL Broad
importation This sale affords excellent opportunity
for purchase beautiful holiday presents at very
rooms will be thrown the public for exhibition on
Monday O'clock The sale OF the furs commences
each 0 O'Clock The fancy goods in the evening
at precisely ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

ITO MANAGERS THE NEW MUSIC HALL. SPRING
i ned Mass. will be completed and ready 10 open about
the middle Of December The hall is tn style, size
and general plan Wood ehrisys new hall Broadway
NJ ~ ANY of sekI lodged taleprcan do hand
for weeks-and others need apply.
Address Music Hall Springfield Mass, with references,
fats building, Bfbadway, ~ "
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SALES AT AUCTION.

uENRy b. HBRTs. JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERrS
IL MOSS, will sell Monday, Dec ios O'Clock at
the saesroom No 6 Pine street assgnees sale OF ready
made clothing piece goods &C. comprising sack aud rock
coats business and Rsglsns cashmere cloth and
sanen pants velvet silk and cloth vests piece goods trim
mpgs boots and shoes trunks fur robes &C. by order of
Zachariah Rhode assignee Also " O'Clock by order of
John Hitler constable calf skin and patent leather
boots and shoes.
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1870 -,
nENTfSTRys TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without the slightest pain, by my and original pro
freezing This admirable u prAcccd ~
me only. Reference given II required.
DIR. ". q. DURkfN, Az Canal street nesr Narfck
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE--JOHN LLOYD, AUG
"A ioneer.-By LLOYD WARREN.-On Tuesday De-
cenber at I0 O'Clock residence No Ut Duane street.
Hudson Greenwich the entire household
furniture in said dwelling consisting Of tapestry and Brus
sells carpets mahogany panoforte, and music
STOOL mahogany chairs sofas o,tomans bedseads and bed
ding bureaus, washands tables curtains engravings mir
clocks mante crockery and kitchen utensils
too mention which will positively be sold with
Deposits will be required from all purchasers
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-
- kEMHIE that she will ~
twelve readings from Sbskspere In the Lecture In
University Medical College Fourteenth street. hs
Opera House With hs exception ~ reading In
each after The hrr week II which due notice Will be
given, The readings will be Tuesday Thursday aed Ssivr
day evenings beginning soclock The readings Of The
fret will be follows Tuesday evening Dec & CyD-
beline: Thursday evening Dec TO- Richard ILL., Saturday
evening. Dec az Henry VIII
Tickets 81 EACH Be Obtained At The principal hoels and
book stores and from W Poman Janitor u the Col
lege number ~ tickets xi0 for he Twelve
readings, may be had II Mr.. Polmsn.
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CxTRA CARD-FRANKLIN MUSEUM. IE GRAND
~ street-Open every
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
grand bi for night only, Dor Z forget Dec. IL.
which ) for the
BENEFIT or MISS JULIA COLLINS
which will take place
SATURDAY, DEC. IL,
when In addition the usual entertainments company OF
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES
will positively appear both IN the afternoon aud evening
formancrs For full particulars read the bills Remember
sat,,
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a HANDSOMELY FINISHED SHIFTING TOP LIGHT
- and harness silver mounted for saleOne of g.
d. Cook CO. jump seat made order and finished In
the The advantage this has all other
styles is this win seat four persons and yon want 70 seat
only fold the other so that
looking could not tell II from the regular seat
wagon made August and has been hundred
mile perfect order and the best and most convenient
style light wagon now made; cost over $500 will sell for 81
cash less harness made the time and is
plated set; price $50 Wagon and harness may
be at Barri McCarys stables in Lexington avenue
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets.
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SHIPPING.


L,OR LlyERfOOi,-rhE UNITED STATES NAIL
II steamship ATLANTIC O, Eidridge commander, viii
with the United SaiPs mails for Europe positively
Saturday December at u O'clock M nom her berth at tho
foot of Canal street
freight or passage having unrquaed accommodations
for elegance and comfort. apply TO
EDWARD h. COLLINS, So Van street
Passengers VIII please be on board at III O'Clock A. ~
All letters must pass through the Post ONCE any others VIII
ne returned.
Notice-The steamers Of hir line have improved water
uSh compartments
No expense has been the OF this
line In all respects as good and the thorough exa
cation given them proves he mode Of structure yet un
squalled.
perform the entire service
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~ T. LEVY AUUTIuNEEK, ~ WIIIIAM STREET.
W. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
O. n LEVY will sell "Wednesday, 9th inst a his sales
room ~ William street at l0s O'Clock some choice vau
able oil paintings by the lrst masters Full particulars In
Tuesdsy's paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

VAyILLIAM ID. BENSON. AUCTIONEER.-A SSIGNEE'S
sale Of the stock OF drugs and medicines show
shelving fixtures drawers &C. on Mon
day the h ins O1 O'clock, the store OF Frank
- w ~ ROBRRT J. HOUGHTON Assignee
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
MarLets PeDorfsd bv Teleer1pA.

NEW ORLEANS October 2L-CorTos has again decliued
rhe Gales today HOO bsles at 9Nl0c for good Mddns
FLorR s yer, dull Nothing doing n WESTERN PaoDrcr
LAID buoyaA owing large expoT. demand for Havana
Keg 81 Hing at l70l7Ic. WHISKY, l5c.
NEwORLEASs Oct p Sales Of COTTON today $500 bales
Zoe Middng TO good Mdding receipts to day 200
bees FLOUR S5 SUGAR eidllc for fair fully fair.
hoLAssEs d45c LAID in bbs l6!c Nothing done u Ex
CHANGE FREIGHrs The day was more gloomy financially
tht any yet.
OswICo Oct 52-6p. m.-FLoUR in bette, demand; sses
1900 b1ls at ~ 81 for common 10 extra State. WHEAT
duh and shallow sales 100 bushels at 9Od55c for
Chicago Spring and c. for Milwaukee Club CORS het
York: Flour 5 heet llc and Corn 5Ic L,kE IMPORTS
to-day: bushels Wheat 1909 do C)rn eco do Barley
spd do CANAL EXPORTS: 1880 bbls. Flour 900
bushels What and 5000 CO. Corn Weather clear ana plea.
ssIt
CnIcAGo Oct 22-s P. M-FLoUR ir dull. WHEAT buoyan'
CoRN dull OATS quiet. SHIPMENTS BUFFALO: 5000
bush Wheat RECEIPTS; &DO bbls. flouri 10000 bush.
" heat: s. so lusL. Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
MSEnnEH

nEDyoRp- w.sn..a., s,.ei1g 9:t y; ,,
ssy, Aoso. cS.s u c.s.,s"D =; s R,Sisnd County,
Orr. . i s,.SeSss p cf ssnS.s s1iS
Maria r. Carrier Of GTss' Lshe.
s-SG.' s.s ssSsS.el Os' 81. y george " Toxn.snd esq
pIx-sINGsLEfIn this city, en- Monday, Oct ~ By tie
= Ma. LoSss ~ xnsdey, dAasAser OF mr. J. Kingsley
ss Northampton, Ss.s
s:o1ilyn Lena I:.ns TS S'.m @.an1
sa,dep Of Charleston, s. e., to Mary A. Greene oi me
HvoEMAN-LoRss7RETH Tuesday mornIns 0c. p
Woodland Home wstisn CoaSty o1o y ne A@sn
pssos.
M 81, Ss-,S L.,sda ET,Serics g. a2.bSousk {, Mis-,
Jane AsIs daughter OF the s5s T. AsIe 0''n
HKAPP-aIRFa-m Victory Wednesday. Dc: 81, a. the
Sdss hou1. Dy D. L. H.:ey SIR Csaile. d. Knapp
hate sh.rf Of CO, Couo.1 70 M'' oa'n Lnfs'eo d~asn
TER OF Henry kser, esq. OF victory
LE8GAT-MORGAE-oaw Wednesday DC; IL by ths hsv'
J..e roond hoST , Il t.a 70 n a's hi. oea,i' oy ''
NcLEAN-wARNER--In Brooklyn, at the snmmsrlsld VI.
Cbuch Thursday, Oct q, BY ,1s Rev Wa S;cd.ey
sS.s s.asssI oi T. H. WsrSs9 ssq Of DoS6s Ferry N z.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ST. Peter. Cnarsh roi1afi- 1Ti
ksa T. hstssr q NewYoi % Emma H. daughter OF Sam
sel ". ThacheIs, esq, Of the former city.
oct 90 ., H.. sss samuel Nshos William B. Nichols .,
RevYorf, GeogisRs dasshx' Of Charles Brhley esq.,
VI the former place.
PARKER-DAvIEs-On Tuesday Oct % by the Rev. J. Par.
Hoyey. M. William e. PAser 20 Mics Mans j. Davies
Ill of ths city.
ResBiNs-DAYToN-In PO:; Jeaerson, sua3lk County.
tus i.sne on ruesas,, Oet D. BY toe Rev Daoe Jones
Mr.. Charles Robbins 20 Miss Mary Dsyton. Joun2ss,
esUeh:eS OF fApolos Dayton, esq ell Of Port Jefferson
RElNECK LANCE - Ga Thursday, Oct 49, az the large
Chapel Of the Cnve sty. By the Rev A ii II. He'd, Mt
Phpp Rtineck drug No. 30 Second atenne - Mise
Ausurte Johanna Elnie fnederke LAnge, hOm s.. louis
sAITH-McDONALD-At Trinity Chapel rharsd.y. Oc..
~ Rev Samuel " d., j. COunOr smith 70
Mary Beeckr only daughter Of the late Pierre h r. M
DeIais and sgep -ds0 shIer Of Henry Meiss jr, esq
8AITH-KPP-On Tuesday Oct 20 az Market street Church
by the ney L. Cuye Nj Samuel J. smith Mes Ino-
Ssne tluinby KiPP, ali of this c:S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
abop, ,leo coo worth Of bonds, and VS. large drst

- a. m.
t bu, for Il. part he wa. pereSy sstshed WIN 'ne
nro.ps cts Of the road for he cousdered p'opsII
more han spy previous period, snd tel' counu.n. nj
III. ,cy,isn bonch ylders whom be representa- ""u'd
arproye Of cling TO the proposnOo mt"e " L .t
board He was fully swaye OF the inpouancs VI tu7
new long dock 20 the future prosperity oil 'ne 'oel
fo at present it bad no terminus OF It's oSh 81 'is
thin twenty -four miles OF the cliy neveitneis o
WA decidedly oppo,ed TO the Company occurring
Hoatiug debt Of such magnitude by any 20 nPany
when such course may result IN lts ruip.
Effective speeches were likewise made oy the Hon.
s. b. RuGGLEs, the Rev. A. MERwIS, HENRI
O'RyIrIY G.. j. BRowy and Others watch elected
mark. d applause, aud on moSon of Col. LArHURs, 4
Crn nittee Of twenty were appointed, with poTer 70
add to their number to collect subscriptions loitu"tn
going in pairs not only stockholders, but likewise
auy whom they could induce to subscribe.
1he following namrd gentlemen voun,eered tosE
services: Theodore Defiow, the Rev. A, hefwih,
VIM. ID. Murphy, the Hon. 5. Is. Rdsgles u nan
Sui'h d. A. Cusbman, j. II: NlhamSon, w.
ker Wm. Depristowp, A. NJ. Cozzen', ID. WIT M%uns'
wright. ir, j. ii. Coulter, Benz, Loder, Dr. Blake
II en- jeremiah Lod-r, Charee A Peck r. bIcKussu''
Cbsrles A. Dsvs, Henry o ReiIey aud {. }. br'wi-
While some Of he speakers we're addressing the
meeting, the Committee succeeded in obtaining SUD-
sc,ipors 10 the amount of about iSe bundled thou
sard dollars and from thd spirit and unanimi'y OF feel
ing which prevailed in favor OF relieving the road LON
is present embarrassment ir is confidently believed
that this third aud lsst call will be successful one
Tie meet ng adjourned at late hour Until Wednecay
evening re1t, when the Committee, it is expected, vii
be prepared to report.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Hnssensers Arxi..I

In S,em,aP NORTH Sta, y.e~ B,,-,. S,a ,a
~ psRsIsI RIs,,n, Mso. H,y,. .Is ss, ~ = aS sy "a
chse. a. Noot. J. w,pPerzss Car Rsig.,c ~ u. G..as
sud lad, W 1sei EDil Es,sr' Mrs Cash sas.s
sI.ST'I I,SV ~, M,,,rS~ ss' lG E,essl NJ ss
GsrfarS D zen. Lehman Bu saer.ta H1.,' 'ss't,' o
sf Ss9 isl So'ai cb.,. ks lazy AS Ss s;..
sesepsr Psnsnr, ds.a. sgsosns .ss ssi.1,s, -.
hs,i Re- Iss M; Wcss ss'I . % RnSS .ns a.ss c .se
i.nily Heur ard hsth, oueI.,ldt Ms's. K,ss ssssst
N,.n, M r. schmidt and .ay Ersa Mch. ,sA
.mi J. h. scbnt c; ArCSa and sister w.,,.s, Asss
p.mm.In.n. .ey .nd enid C,ra kl.ea ana aur sss...
S;eru. Cd, sd, snd two children AhaI a. Cas-,
:u.,,sT L. ksr walter Marie II, lsrn.a Is
n.n, D. Ttemsr and child C. sehAs, .od t.n.y j. Hs,
IpI lSac. ws SsotSa8n Gsa,. seb..S ci.s. cas tMS W
.rI,Tr,w P sOrise:: TSS%p;on. "a wd5He.sr.S 4
Is.y and .ist,r;A C. Bur II Bar. M.a Nsy~ ri ara
Main. Dahl c.S:Ss s.ss s.ss.s, fSsafL Sss I.,.s,
MoucSst Mad T,opens.5 Mrs H,mnand 3. Cs@sr, Ave-
r.sn. r Aveusn, A Cardinal Z fhcnsn, John A Gr.ss
ana lady. l. Lsgonsinef Requssy A. sss~. csr.sss Bs
sSs sSfds sTs P TS Cath. sasS os- iR .nd iy
Busch Edv.a rs': Sy ns i%' Ia, Sdrea ssIss Nam
sisters G. NJ Fisher Cslmenory MSHs; soysss
spt sister Water. NeSssn sash.n.ni h.alns saI
!. y P,r,iDs VIM BuDtps Z Putr.9, M-; M Rsss {.
sparrow Mrs. wnd .Sn Lee. i'll sowly W aanI.a.
Es sshSt.,.in Isns, " Meb. and is@iy J.as. osss
lody Adsl 6enpips seDfleoep, seniasssn AasasA
senftl, hep Ia Rudolps, T J. Hota1er soaAae, ".
Detrieks Barb Saron ard dan ghes, WERNER Strnoe Zp
rolber As,ir Vcgt Pauine ksston, Asa:ae Mast Frs,
schloierbeck, Mad Riycre and children Sr a. ka.o'
Mi..J. NJ Evans, @ +. Hennirs. o HennsnE Wa q
Henry, ard sly, Nothrop, Sir. Alm,n snd ! cAshsa
Gherbsr6nI NJ. SsItia. Z Ls.s.iils -ro.si. 90;
In ,teamship Kangaroo, Jyoa LWopVcl-Atred sniA
A. }. Mscaul.y Dr. >, Crox, Thompson sud sen, Wee
Bernard Mr.. serlafa w ThorniGoh Hempton Ja,.pA 61
Mr schultz, W W. Lyle Mrs Ann Brie, and four eaata
Misses Louisa Appleton Macy Lss.on ea9l,on NJ soah
John Bow ee Lady Ms Bowel Ms Dous.s fur sblsrss
and servant, Mr.. Oiton sdy and daughter Brksr AID
dren MI FIapkand Miss FantlaD Wilmer spd d.rss:s
Miss Jos phine Flasbmsn, Madame 81 idt Mr. ssp~s Mr.
Deppi,on and lady, Louisa Mr. Snvsu lady ss<
two Children A. PuBh, and daughter Miss Cath WAass
Miss Asr.leb Mr. Brown and soD, Ars Fsnney, J. Bell
Mcdonald, Lewis q. TuTnbuh, James Hill
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Disasseru.

TIE siciLI.S DRIc 0IULIA Capt. PirsndsIo from New.
York sept H. for csdh and Palermo 10 hsds % coses
and Tale Tobacco 100 pieces aud OJD feet umoe. cn1
hdis Rubber shoes ID kes, na a. go 'tayes wss espsiS
the "a Of seP.eobsr Ali board saved and isAss
70 ST. Johns " 7:h iDst excepting boy, who wass-
potion of tie null and 900 worth Of goods Of tee s.ss
ship Norfok faye been recovered The goods were tod
auction st Norfolk and large salvage sllosed
CAPT BERRY Of the ship SOltsIa, henee al re-
ports, that the 22i ut $500 IN a oo ION " ~
passed the eoiJe OF dressed in oeck ock c9a ed
pants th a,ts perch life p around him. The sh5
pessed shoIt dtsnce to e-wsfd o. tne cnpss Wncn xo
pcared as II u h,d been in the water long time A. lvi
passd more hO dressed 10 darb
cOtbrg and the others In lht. At the time piece
s attached which tin life ssd
irou bouLo barrel s0od Lookout taken fke time
hom the mssthsss With glass bu, other ob ets wss
Visible Thy we're doubtless from the wrecked sb2 Csn1
sBIP RoREET PATrEN Paine from MsriA NAY Boston,
before reported PIT Ito St Helena Aug esky atsf sss
hove dow and sDg 70 discover tbs sskvhcb am0eatsa -
about ice strokes PEI hour and easily soatrod-sa Pr,
eana men and saee th Aug. L. She arrived al 81 Inon.
2Hh u and the nps having become during tns fs
sage though ~ leah had not increased 3eeed pa
TO ascertain the location Of snc remedy the dieuy S
cbep.o disebsr1rf cargo fJT thst pnrpoe on me Eon
went Ashore tie s. poiat Of Block lssrd on Ledge
ocks on the night Of the l5,h last a. ball past "
dufirE sveIy heavy fog The ofcsis aud crew were a
with their Effects Up 70 Saturday sh<noon s's ss'
goes and all the vessels sas had been on ,no.s
nssry full and part Of her heel nae
ashors Th.re heavy causing the vesse
hard The chs and there 10 not much protsoV
will lie All the cargo 10 thought woat be 81 SS,I
sunday afternoon Ia damased :,ss snu -. -,
a. folows: The American, Eepane boyis9n ,.s 10
Mercantile Offices Boston, each lloo and the
Providence S5 GG The sloop Ffedeiic brown, Ef
BlocE Island the purpose OF trrsns the cargo
Paroli 20 Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
huh, and CID IN bsgs; 6oo0 Sbls Of Fios, D. se' Hi
one -, e c1.tna AZ Ia 100 hh1a Qlercitrcn BGrk,

huh and CID IN bags 200 Obls OF ffosf q s1S' Sai
236 bales Of Cotton ct d.; 100 hhds Querctrca baik'
2ls 500 boxes Of Cte~ss, 25s SO tune sapcn Wood,
25.. To London, 500 hhds ofsugsf Nstd @Jos'; 4,uV
bbs Of -Four 2s Sd. a2s I'd 75tcs OF Beef a. % oV'
bbs. Of Rice at &c. snd by steamer i3o tes kiee az
30s per ton 900 bbls. Of Crude Tapentre at Js per
80 fb. To Glasgow, vessel OF { 600 bbs. capacl'y
vss chartered to load Wheat at cd and Flour at x od
brig was chartered TO load Grain for Bristol on pr-
va.e terms.
The business Of the Sub Tresury was-Receps,
sl OOl 10, ii Guiding $2s 900 from Customs Payments
sl3l ISL 81; Balance, $j94s,5O 6i.
The street Is very quiet to-day, with ranef o,.'ei
feeling growing up. The banks are sccommoeauns
their cul TONERS to the extent of their sby ana 'he
anticipation that the forward movement Oh tne crops
will enable our merchants TO sustain themselves mas
increased confidence In the future ln tne uiscouH'
houses there is rather more movement, ana Ihe faes
for psper have downward tendency, although the
changes are not important The best signatures arc
sellirg at to y cent per month la the street toe
supply of money rather increasing but call losns arc
sill difficult to make.
The Metropolitan BeDk now tsl.ss the Thompson,
Bass River and Rocksnd Banks on the same terms ss
other Eastern Banks.
The transactions of the Clearcg House to-day were
s9,8l3, i23.
The movement IN Gold to-day has been sm.l. The
demand has fallen off, and is now almost entirely con-
fined 10 the wants of other cities. Tne bullion brokers
are buy ing at az cent and selling at Ia Il cent.
There are runors that considerable amount OF
bills are coming back by the Europa, including line
OF the Bank Of Pennsylvania George Peabody Co.
The following table gives some of the Leading figures
of Imports and Exports for he fiscal year ending on
the 30th of June 1851:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
SECOND ROlRp,
THURSDAY, Oct. n-P. N

THURSDAY, Oct. 9-P. N.
Ths Stock market continues 10 show decline but
irregular. The effect Of the foreign news has been
.nfsvorable, aad the attempt to realize by parties
who have bought at lower prices has overstocked
tAs MARKET The public have not yet recovered con-
Adence enough IN the Stock market 70 come iu to sus
tain quotations. to any extent. TIE transactions of
10 day were mainly for cash. and the time sales were
mostly by shsr operators. At the second Board the
feeling wss heavy, and after, the market was dull,
but no lorer. Reading, at the close, was IA; Ney.
Yosk Central, Ga a6il.
In EIcbsrge the TRANSACTIONS are moderate. and
Ysxss without change. Sterling is selling at 30 TO
io3. fas supply Of bills is large.
Ffeighir rather active, and at higher rates.
70 Liverpool, 5000 bu'h. Grain a. SD. 70 I'd 10