The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11
samuel Osgood { Co., Of 81 Nassau street, have

Samuel Osgood & Co., of 81 Nassau street, have
two auctions week, and make just about as large
sales and At as good prices as before the present
financial difficulties. They deal in furniture make
sales for the Custom House, and for the United
States Marshal.
n. Doughty, of 70 Nassau street, thinks his
sales of furniture, &C., have fallen of half since
the panic, aud the sales that he does make are 80
per cent lower than formerly.
Henry Fl. Leeds & Co., of % Nassau street. deal
ers in furniture wines and all sorts of fancy articles
being the largest establishment of its class do as
much business, and at as good prices, az they did
before the panic. During the auction on Saturday
The company say there has been no falling off what
ever in their business do they expect any, They
have gallery Of Italian s,atuary, consisting of 100
pieces, some Of which are very finely executed,
which gallery they intend to sell on Wednesday
next This is the finest collection Of statuary that
has ever been in the hands of this company and the
prices obtained at the present time will indicate
pretty plainly the money pulse Of the nabobs who
are interested in such works of art.
Wilmerdings 4 Mount corner Of Broadway and
Rector streets, have the largest dry goods auction
store in the-city. For the last week they have en-
trey discontinued their sales, and will not probably
market. There are four or five other large auction
houses Of this same class, all Of whom have shu,
up shop" for the present
There are five large grocery auction houses in the
city. The proprietors of one of the largest Of them
informed that the sales by these stores, during
the months of July, August and September, are
at least twothrds less than they had been dur
ing the same months in the past ten years, The
sales are not only so much less, but the goods are
sold at considerably lover price.
The sales of stocks and real estate will be found
noticed in another part of the paper.
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RUpsoE COUNTY, (w ~ HfLrrARY ALL ORDERED
ouT-THK MEN PAID oTF-soANEs, NJrDKsrs,
ACCIDENTS, Bro Rrc, ETC.
There seemed to be nc disposition the part o, the
men emp Dyed The Bersea tunnel bide Their time
for the money due fnem from the New York and Erie
Railroad Company and they loud in threats that they
would destroy every particle Of property belonging to the
company, "money money" H. B. Beatty, she she-
rn called upon Brig Gen. Hatfield, OF the Hudson County
Bgsde who reort cred The whole Of brigade 70
yesterday 1t A. H. n brigade consists o the Hghwood
srards Capt kcGse; National Guards, Capt. Van Hcuten
Hudson Rifles (German), Capt Bornt tedt, and Hudson
County Artillery, with sx largo field picoes also The D
gccrs, German COMPANY, Capt Haxamer. These com
panies marched foot OF Bergen h where they oad
cd with blank oGytds and than marched 70 ths Hudson
county JAIL Ia the city Of Hudson. Wren the oompanos
arrived tho hill they met by about 200 OF TIE tun
mel men, who shouted loudly In do aanoe Of the military
bu. made no advances or intention TO nsht When
these companies arrived at the Jail aboot 400
surrounded ihen and amer viewing the uoos for fes
minutes, Of their number uttered yell, whoa the
At IL O'Clock the second division nom Jsrsy CITY arrived
with music and bappeys This was SUFFICIENT oause fer
70 Se Ss ,.ss g s,m ss md ssoss
dozen members Of the Irish Volunteers, under the com
%:ud M. Of Daley % ses s ,ss Esq jos, rhss
athletic IrishmAn rent . largo rock throasn
of the ,su Window, weighing sHor. foa pounds and
AZ IL caIoci Mayor O. pcnscr or Hadsop Oily, arrived
and infovn ed The tunnel men tb she Erie Railroad Com
psny had ,ssed ,he money for ,hem and they would ee
paid o In the Of the Afternoon hey received this
information With tremendous cheering. the Hi shwood
Guard Ospt ksSee cred 70 tne oonvacors and
ornns tine me men passed In, one by one, and we're
The sorl on lhe road win be resumed on Monday
ing
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Al the appointed hour ,ne workmen appeared 10 body
q ms ofpe contrast Mallory, who prepared 70
pay them IN fan with EASTERN money, which the
fused worthless, and began 70 make threats regarding
what they wcuh do, but 81 Tho request Of Father vo
they became less tur bulent than before. NJ Nal
lory, icing anxious 10 pay of his prom pity, started
or with Tho funds to Nov York. where he got chUgca
for barksble funds returned Hudson City dusk
La the meantime the military marched into open
square and reviewed By Mayor Carpenter, during whca
time Benjamin Campbell one Of the members Of Hisnwscd
Gus d. v taken i'll, and taken sy Mr.. Layton, tAe jsor
or Tho Hudson county jail 70 his Tesdence and kindly
cared for Al TX O'Clock Mayor oArpenser, Rfisadler
General Hasi,ld Captain speer, snerr Bsay aad
formed thai he AAlioy prepared 70 pay o The
The Hlsnuood aards, captain kcSee, and
Washington Gsys CAPTAIN speers we're marched to lhs
psnt Then he tannsl men, ard Told them they
veld row be raid or Without any mistake. BE hoped
that cy vrd preserve order and ihow mai hey wsre
o!os-"I aJ, yer Hoaor, and maybe the money anr
rnc Mayor replied that The mosey was all bAnkable,
and wor h hundred oens W the dollAr, ,>whioh
ncnt received win Tremendous cheering Tho
which sher ven, around 70 the nersn stores and after
psyios tho bills Troy osed, Eoi together and enjoyed
ihsmsel ., ~ Irshmsn kno~ well how 70 do. fsci
les for several dsys upon the cold ohAv o. ihe World,
hsve behaved themselves 10 most honora,e manner.
They unanimous In The opinion thai NJ. Mallory
had 'one his best all through, and totally exooersscd
him fron any blame waaieyer: An enshusa,sic Hoor.
sup Win Aim bus Ne renosned contractor dsclsed
invita- Ion, With tnankg impo9ibe 70 stale when the
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brossht 70 the risr state the wsrk would presrcs
nv. n,snssi Bro sn ro~,nsn Of shan No T. deserving
esceoAl ice be having from The nrss used h usmu
e..ra. . IsSy and cute, 81: 80 men -. - =, Row
the Pssrson read on Friday afternoon.
MOVEMENTS IN THE PRODUCE TRADE.
LIvaxPooL AND NV roRx rRiCns coErRAsrxp.
By the advioes Of shs Arabia We lean sAss American
produce bore The following pvoss in Liverpool. which
compare win prioss In New York
Iiuvpoo, Nro Fork
Red vheai ............s7 "a 90 "a Il 81 20 si rs
whiH............... 2Ia2 Goa 1 %
Flour--
Aste suc wrrcvr r..... 7 -Ba 90 4os 80
pniiAdeia and HAium'e. ooa 10 ba7s 0 30
Onio ................. 4a 90 2ba 90
Indian con-
yellow, per $50 lbs, or .
9 busssls ,..,..' 500 ee2 Tsc 10.
White ......,...,..... soslI % roc. aT2c.
Cotton
Middl're upIsnds...... sko nominal.
Nev orleana middnsg.. 1sko nominal
aHsed Western, per sashsL
ancc the foregoing srs,cls vs prepared Asr per
Anglo SAXON been received WHOM reports declining
tendency in bresdsufs, snd thA wbea, wS ID, lover