The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

Store 70 Nore, carrying seolr purchases VITA Nem Tacy
did mot care az h former days, "a pay their bills and
have their goods sent home-nol the times we're
altogether 700 ucknsh for susb r'sks. they phd their
money and brought their purch scs sour.
The rush 10 sewart's vas .lmOs great Is the rush
on the various banks has been for the lat feH days
Great bargains we've of ,-ed In that establishment and
the Advertisement brought orosds 70 buy Tnose nice,
active, obiring youDg men, who never sppeT 70
tire OF showing the beauties Of silk rones and lace
chemsettes, had more business TO attend 70
than they could have desired. All day long there
noessAnt struggle of ladies br-sstng tee nde OF
turning laden with the spos and the op ,e being made
up the thoss who pant pg win eerness 10 ssi he
share. We suppose that oil came away satisfied evenu.
ally and that Mr. Stewart WAS no less sAnsia at the
Al the corner stsre few block. above Stewards the
importing house Of Edwasd Lambert Go was ex 'oiins
their goods for retail At Wholesale prices There me same
plan bad TO be Yesorted In the cuc OF the parks on
who the run was greatest sle had 10 be Kept
:, The outer door Il which man stationed TO keep
ont those for whom there no room In ide Tney were
adm ed until there Wa mol even standing room 10 ne
When party OF ladies came out another parry was al
lowed II va, amusing to see groups OF nnely
dressed ladies' orowdbg iso the halls and dooways ada
cent waiting for opportunities TO get In
If the purohs made bore Anythiag like fair proper
lion dola,I worth Of goods w,ud be sold before thirty
open had expired
Some OF the large sla and china establishments on
Broadway aso offered bargains at greatly reduced prices
The temptation swards them, however, was evidently
weak compared with that towards the dry goods esa
lsbmenb People jus, NV avoid things that likely
break They have had enough Of tina in connection with
a' o.rsS % ns
Aee hererom OF clothing stores assured the
public hM they were bound 70 get rid Of some hundred
thousand dollars worth Of goods 1t whsever sacdce and
held 70 the holders Of country bill the induoement Of
being able TO dispose thereof par, but gen.
clothes. and to wait for ne iii the bank. resume
AZ the other establishments hat held out induce
men 70 custome, but carried on In the usual mode no
business Whatever was transacted 10 them SAlesuen
stood sessy behind the counters sat on the packing
boxes, kicking their heels together and discussing the
crisis The fashionable saloons were 90 nparstvey de-
serted and every thing seemed - indicate the prevalence
Of universal feeling that The foundations Of society were
Another week or two OF this business paralysis Will
show many empty stores in Broadway and throughout tho
city.
DECLINE OF BUSINESS AT THE BONDED
WAREHOUSE - IMPORTERS RETURNING
GOODS TO EUROPE.
The national treasury has begun to fes seriously the
effects OF the financial panic. The receipts frsm customs
duties have fallen of very considerably and 10 all appear
they viii continue decline rapidly. There little
business doing Of the bonded warehouses In this city
The goods that stored there In bond not being with
drawn for consum ption, from inability 70 dispose Of
them The duties these goods remain, OF COURSE un
paid In Of these bonded warehouses there mo-.
half dozen packages taken in In the course OF the
day Toe only bushes being done Is 70 discharge goods
| for expectation 70 other ports.
tations that importers have commenced send back
goods rather than the duty on them or Incur the risk
being able 70 sen them We we been ola o. 'eys
the wher and more honorable pan and will tend TO pre-
serve the credit OF our merchants.
AUCTION SALE OF SUPERB srATUARY.
According 10 announcement Aessrs. q. q. Leeds o.,
Is Nassau street. commenced the sale their
sive gallery Of magnificent Italian marble statuary
public auction, yesterday morning d 10 A. \. This IL
The largest and hnss collection OF stuary that has been
offered for sale u auction by this perhaps any othor
company In America.
Many Though, great pity 70 sacrifice TO the strin-
gescy OF panic struck money market The works OF
distinguished foreign Ars, but the result Of the sale
scarcely ushes the fear that the lovers Of the nns arts
would be unable to Crafty their taste, have 70 do a
prices which would amsh the artists The sales amounted
70 $3.50. Only eight ten pieces put up were passed
by for want OF bid. The stasuary sold about rs
per cent lower than would have been II
The panic had not occurred; but considerlng the
tines II was . remarkably fine sale There were about
hundred gentlemen present. evidently well 70 do 10 the
world They e,smioed hs different pieces o. sculpture
Gired The collector .s whole, and Psrsicusny sach
pieces A. The woos NJ mohn First Lesson "venus
Venus
me celebrated statue Of the "wo,d N,mpa," with IT,
pedestal, by Angelo email ne Of Rome, drew more a.
iep,icn than any her piece Mr. Leeds In Offering for
sale, said :-"Tns statue was distributed BY the Coumopo
n.n A., Anoci.'ion some years since = prize They
mont be shipped to and 10 row gong {, be sold
II s the moot beautiful thing In the room. How much 70
$3.50, ssoe, $3.50 saoc, $50, SAYS There wa qlit
. rea then and the aue,iouesr ratified AVA
for bids. Five hundred dollars" cried . vice,
there the bidding s,orped NOT another dollar could
got for IT, though Leeds syshcd all his orAorioal
pO.ers on the piece 50 down vent the hammer, 70 J.
bes.urul colossal bust CT Washington BY Hiram Pew.
ers had 70 be psssei by for want Of bid.
ke7o Mr. IAndon bid "veuus after anova, for 500.
"nsdonna neatly executed piece after feneranni,
wsSa. s 3, q.
young artist Lug Cartel, o. Florence, was purchased By
sr. Pond, for 500 Toe .snephersen, by RomAnellI,
little pscoe-A soy with his Dsg-for $3.50 J" flora" .
young female crowned With lovers. BY Dclmedco, VA
warrington, By Trsnoh hall the siIc Of s vas oSlaiaei
BY Mr. J. G. Henderson, for $3.50. finely finished little
piece berg representation Of =. John - child bear.
sS. "venus = antique, by March ss, was bought by Mr.
Beris er, for ain Group Chariy " By B.r.oin, being
sold 70 Mr.. stevens for $3.50. M Bah got soep
herdess win . Boz and Bird" for slss TIE "Concep
- N p.ysr and no. o o for
sl9t, 70 Mr. Borlord. Fisher Boy weaving bis Net"
Of me hnes' pieces sold, wS purchased By j. Han
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
MEETING OF TINS sT0CKHoLDnRs-sHALLA SIX MIL
LION DOLLAR LOAN BIZ HRG orIArEp7-rHE InPoR.
TAHCE or SHY ROAD TO THE COUNTRY, AND ITS
FAST, PRESENT AND ANTICIPATED FUrURs his
roRr.
A meeting OF The stockholders OF the New York and
Erie Railroad convened last evening Ia the lecture
room Of the Mercantile Library Association, Clinton place
for she purpose Of negotiating loan Of ssooo,oco 10
cover some Of The mortgages nc ssans. the road
and thus save from impending desuuctos.
The large building, which d capable OF acoommo ianng
from eve 70 sir hundred persons, crowded erces
and the nveles insres, manifested BY those pre- rent
o. 70 the success Of the proj,c-
The meeting wac organized ., half past seven O'Clock,
BY the nomination Of Chas. A. Davi, ESQ - Cssirmsn
AMI ChAs. A. Peck - Secretary.
Mr. DAVE In returning thanks for the honor which had
been conferred upon him. fell constrained 70 say few
words The importance Of the subjsc which had called