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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

The steamship 81 Louis Aspinwan, viii sail PM
day h with the passengers and mails Of the steamship
which has been detained In consequence 81
accident 10 her machinery.
The steamship Thomas Swami. Capt Ramsey arrived ycs
erday morning from Savannah Tho ohigng has
thanks for papers
srrAuvn Jlrarrsr-From hotter received m his city
learn that the steamer japanese built here by WIN Webb
Cor the Russian governmcnt and which sailed hence April H.
wa. al the Island Java July 10 taking intending
leave direct car the AMOR river, Russian possessions The
letter Gays sha fact saer; met with terrific gales The
passar made without seamthe propeller being uneon
nec,ed and making 81 revolutions ship going knots No
Thing had heard q the sister ship Msnjoor which scl
from Boston ahon, The came time
Nrw yoRK MARINE REarsrrR-we have received supple
mont Noe 70 the Register and contains variety n
additions and Corrections e e. above work u = published
Board % Underwriters
srrassmr CRY or B,trrrorr-The following abstract
from the log Of the steamship cy Of Baltimore arrived q
Liverpool from New York
qwiud south 10 wet; course channels PM noon LIGHT
ree and clear cas on py hs AND seaa sS
issandy Hook !, 2es stopped engine md dschsrget pilot
Z, "a IRE Island light q, Is sinecock light
pbwnd calm; course Y y distance ~ miles "a y q
soupSess aiios snS sand four soaadIees 4 y aas
sand; nsh, bresss Vim dense fos !,
hwnd sonhe.y course n q VI distance Isl miles lat y
obsenrcJ rN frsh with fog sounded constantly from
mSes ., = n lon 3 "; AN fresh breeze and cloudy
ls,i"wnd ssw 10 sw course 70 "; distance 3ls miles
la Il "a H. 70 wv An. esh breeze with fog throughout
Nv, dry weather. -.
ihsEwnd sw n wet; oonrse IS " distance soi miles la
MAY Ion Al III ". AN with drilling
rain ts,n ohscure PM fresh reeve and hay with rain.
is,h- Wps wet a. INV, 6lI v; distance 307
,,s. Ia ~ AZ n Ion 81 AN frcsh with
SQUALLS. pa iiah breeze with squalls throughout
law M INV course rs W. distance miles; LAT ~
ion "a Cz "; AN fresh breeze and clear with squalls
throughout - -. - :, -o,, ., ,,-,.- 90,
miles lat on n Ion ~ ~ WI AN fresh breeze and clear with
M hreex nd hazy wit
lstir-wnd NNE 70 west course 49, VI distance D2 miles;
lats5 NJ Ion ~ AZ AN fresh gale win drz,lng rain
airrns, IN Torey Island, distance u miles.
west anil variable; course channel; distance 2a
miles ~ Calf Of Man AN light ars and calm clear weather.
Al IA ahrrnq =, OF lights az 40 passed inside Rah
IL leland :, 10 raised inside II Maiden light $50 stopped
ngre and received pilot Al 6l2 Rel buoy 6 Formby
iiehishIp; a. 80 Crosby at Rock lighthouse
sr,p o,pr. srAry Hepburn herce al Penang and when
ready 10 sa on the 10th July Cor singapore while the cap
ian vas On shore the unied and beat the first officer 10
death wounded the second and third officers
The ciC wv were undergoing examination ~ the police
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. e6P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 6-6PM
The stock market this morning buoyant, and for
time almost rampant Within the past day or two several
prominent bears have changed sides and assisted the
party to whose operations for the rise the present specua
ton is mainly due. The with which New York Gen.
trial put up encourages the formation OF other small
ciques Of Spectators with Of cornerng the shorts
other prominent stocks and tho movements Of these
operators, coupled with the genuine investments which
the public making State stocks and the best classes
Of bonds give to the market scmbance great strength
elasticity the opening this morning outside orders
led 10 general Improvement in State stocks Msseurs
rose 81 Tennessees, u, CALIFORNIA; (new issue y. Ili
nois Central bonds and La Crosse land grants y,
Other State stocks and railway bonds were rm In bank
stocks the business large and almost every instance
at higher prices. American Exchange rose u; Commerce
2per cent Metropolitan, i Park, "a; and Bank OF the
state OF New York, per cent. Among the railways,
Central was, ms yesterday the most active stock 1t
opened al "a per cent the closing price yesterday,
Csc Il and after sales of 1000 shares, closed at
about the opening price The bears in this TO
be thoroughly frightened out OF the Market the success
tul bulls il is 10 he presumed, have satisfactory
understanding among each ether the proper time to
realize. Next to New York Central Michigan Central was
the most active stock this morning Iopened
of u cent the closing price yesterday rose
per cent higher and closed about higher than opened
There IS talk in the street of dividend on this stock
Of three per cent TO be made about the beginning of the
year, and merchants are said to have made up
party TO buy il. The annual report which has just ap
peared shows the following results =
Tear Ending. Gross Earnings Expenses. Net Profits
May 81 1s5s..... 50 42s,75 81 ,531,2ls so7 $50
May 81 1s57....... 3l04,602 2,0s3, lo9 1.02l 403
The bonded debt of the is IS 2s4 o63
Fioatine debt. .....................-. llS676
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF New York, October 6, 1855.


CLEARED
isa%s aI Roanoke pS s sannsr SSH Indian
Ship Sunny sonsh Stevenson Rio Jsneiro-.; Moke Co.
shp sisson S,sisan New orleans!S if brishsm
rSmpson Snps ana Sa
Pride Of the Sea- Urann Trinidad-Yznaga del Vale
Brig Sasnsw Case "A,
Brig q stockhan Giles Elizabethport-C Duncan Co
s & fSsks s. sas & as p ssB Dew
e esr Sa R0y@Pa s Br % Wa1 &c
schr Bprrts, sayear, Newbern-J Smith Co..
fo mcess s@h Co.
shr Eep tune rB re Ky rsnac BaIsorce Lord
ssS5 Sss Ia S Alien bss5saaSayiaq sss1sas
sloop Borden, Collins, Fan Riyer-Aasier.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arago. Lines via Southampton Sept y
S,h md.s ana pa.sensers 70 VIM Drayon Arrived oil the
steamship Swami Ramsey Savannah ss hours with
r sh psw sSH ESs yssrpI ss - Ss
gas.enaers Frost Experienced heavy weather during
Ssp SFS and 81 s sl %a'
Shin Var Wes, eunets New oyesn. ana he par Sent
WITH NTH SS1 s. q r. rTss sps !. Ion sss
pccnced amos, constant Of heavy gales from
70 NE during the passage, and high All well
hides &c JOY. "a lust lat lon 10 40 spoke
bark Sayao, Washington from Galveston via Key West for
Brig Thomas syanu Robinson carhagena via Maauzas Is
days with mise, 10 Mclean rn Iri very heavy weather
firm Cape Antonio to the longitude Of Havana split all her
sails
Brig Jacob Dock Thompson cardenas Il days with sugar
10 Walsh. a Chase.
Bris Daniel Iuney s, Earle Windsor rs, II days, with
Brir Joanna (r, chisholm, Windsor Ms IL days. with plas
10 master.
Irr selma Croker Savannah Sep, . with ship timber
schr Cora p cssanei Jobos rR, % days. with sugar p
scr Harrison Tones GannOw, Baypos Fla 20 days, with
schr Crenshaw Morse. Richmond days
sehr Isn,ile, Chester Richmond. ; days.
schr Shas Anna Leeds Peers5arg, days
sshr Hampder. Fbsess' isorssiows; ID DS. 4aay.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, Portsmouth, Nh Tor fhiade
schr Pearl Kelly New Bedford for Albany.
schr Mary susan Raynes sonngon for Elirahethgort
schr rrbanna. Norton, Briigeport
Rsbr W Ponder, Godfrey, Bridgeport
Schr Albany, Allen, Albany for Boston.
Schr III Clay, Dclano, Albany for Boston.
Schr Andrew Brown, Lowell, Ail,sn. for Boston.
schr T y Smith Briggs, Albany for New Bedford.
schr VIM Woodbury., Arsy, Rondou, Cor Saco.
Schr scwall Loud, Rondost for Bangor.
schr Corvo, liohrook Rondout FOR boston.
Sctr Wave. Smith. Port Even Tor Nsrwich
Steamer Kennebec, Hand. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Pcrei, Baker Providence.
BELOW.
ship Lizzie sou'hari. spall. from Liverpool, Aug q
Bark Thaes Jeryey from New oreans-Reportcd by Capt
Hazard. Of steamgug Nm II Webb
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk shps Sunny South RIO Janet
70; Edward Everett New Orleans.
Wind at sunset ssh, light.
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Oct sArr by c ships Mavdower, Lsefpoo Carlyle, Bos
ton ss s Sss S s,s Highland Mary Henderson
R.slmo.a: seLr Amands sIlksy, Maine: go. ,,.
sth~1m y ieD steamship sash NYori for Mastian cput
for refuge OF bad weabe BIZ bark Alan Kerr
%DSlol ss s sgsss yePas
gssss KSsns Iiorsss Staples, Gibbs Angler ssss dr0m
"a,sham ahG 1h.to snoT arem do .or Sxok HANDY
vtrina Isabella Baker, Faimouth Albany Sid brig m
p sei Benz ns. SsS s%
ksey Angler Besse oneco' Snow, and Amanda Burgess.
NANTUCKET, Oct l-sld schr Smith, Kelley New
NEwnrnypoRT, Oct Arr schrs Life Boat, Bayey, Are
pper osdeo smith, i Cd Fhomss
NEW HAvEN Oct tTArr schrs Lyman s,annard,
o S %s ssss sSGp a' ss
NysrS Fjoaes do so@g WALL Wallace de- n.,.
s%n Ss ,'s Fhpa
M"r ,s smith n1slo9p Comet por, Even Sla scrs
SasyiS sssss New RssSeie ,,, c, ~. A.
ad @ ssy Queen ps SSs@s Mari R
&c alehrs Sa%lsy PIaspha I Iareh w.oa casls for
dssSs BassS ss's' wooster. naa
Philadelphia; 4h, Lucy Alexander Alexander Alexan
.'ss%sa sa sss Parrish
ct brig Trns .I sysna S s
tom sehs b sGs mesnn Charlotte Robinson
Yeao, NYork. Sid sOh schrs Jos Farwel Packard NYork
lst John Murphy, and jameson Jameson 3D. bark Har
riei Spaiding, Booker, NCrleans
ST MARKS, Sept 2!.Ar bark IL Rutgers Delano, NYork;
25tl, brig Suwannee, Hosmer Cape Verd Islands.
In port bark Rutgers Deano: brigs Bailey Moves;
q 7 Ward, Briggs and Suwannee, Hasner
SAVANNAH Oct 2-aT ship Fainosa Estrea Friexas
Havana; brig Rio GRnde, Cunningham, Wiscasset. From
Quarantine sclr Senator Napham Cardenas Cid steamships
Alabama sshenck and Thomas Swami Ramsey NYok, schr
Plandome, Terry Mystic.
SALEM Oct Arr schrs Martha Hail. Kaler Philadelphia;
eiR Ssp smh Port Ewen
WILMINGTON, NC Oct Went TO Main Far, bark
Grampus for Porto Rico brig VIA burlington for Boston;
sshrs Frs Sattery Adele and Brown for NYork; it
Uooton, for do.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Wrnsru.sI, OF



Tie market for beef cattle opened at the Washington
drove yard with increased demand and the buyers
free to offer fair good prices The receipts
did not vary materially from last weeks and the quality
Of the offerings was much the same The attendance was
large and as the receipts for weeks been light
the demand active from the opening the close and
brokers were enabled 10 obtain advance in prices q
fully half cent per pound There hut few prime
cattle on SALE bu, those readily bought up by the first
class butchers at the adyance-or at from exc loc
quite large number having changed bands al the latter
price Nearly all Of the good offerings brought as high as
sac &C., while the inferior and sold at from
&c. sac. Very many q the receipts at Alertons
hailed from Ohio and this State Illinois dit M con
tribute largely as usual this week most Of
the offerings hang from that State having changed
at Albany for the Eastern markets AT the commence
meni some Of the butchers held Off and would not
pay the advance asked but before the close they were
glad TO do So holders very nrm and would not
accept any less well knowing that butchers would event
ray &c compelled 10 purchase before the close Quite
large portion OF the cattle the han q of spccu.
lators who mad. the best of the chance ret back
portion Of what they lost during the four Or FIVE weeks
past ~ Bergen I'LL there were sold on Monday about
$50 head At prices corresponding with quotations
There were on sale NJ Acrtons for the day 3Ol4 head
Tor lie week 5000 head and all the yards 275 head
against 3iI bead last week and 31l2 head time
last NJ which time the best cattle brought lie TO
l2c. per pound-about two pound more than was
pad to-day for tie best offerings At Browning there
we're offered only small number, all az which
were fsir. and brought from Sc. 10 oisc, with
now and then sale al trle above tho latter rate
N Ch1mhcrn's Gales made a, from .c 10 o. Cplv
few We're sale. OTricn offered ffty-two head az
A'ry frish cattle which brought from &c 20 SIZE The
and week ending October !, 1867, were as follows
fVeTons Brow9giH1'S Cha3,sfftu's o. Brisa's
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tanadian was in moderate demand with Gales of about
-four good demand, though prices were somewhat
irregular the sales embraced about 1000 bbs within
the range Of our figures Among the sales 700 bbs
extra Georgetown at 80 IS; Gallegos. Haxas Dunlaps
held at So so IS 75 were said to be selling at
Richmond for export at So Wheat-The demand for new
Of old were dun and nominal The sales a em
braced about $4,000 bushels, including white Canadian
at 81 81 white Southern at 81 40; red Western p. t.
mixed Western at 81 20; Milwaukee club at 9sc Chicago
spring at SOC. CorE--The market triac fgmcr with
Gales Of about 40 900 bushels including Western Mixed
at Tic 1ic, and round yellow at s0c. s2c Rye
quiet at 73c 76c. Barley--A sale Of State was re-
ported, to arrive, at 10sc Oats were less buoyan with
sales Of State, Canadian and Western 46c 4sc and
Sic
CoFTEE.-Sales OF 200 bags OF Rio we're made at p t.
lao do Iaguayra at l2c. l24c, and $50 do Java at
l4c 15c.
Co1TosThe market firm, with sales of about 1000
bales, closing without any change in prices.
FREIGirsTo Liverpool, Is 600 bushels of wheat and
corn We're engaged at sgd 3s in bulk and 1000 TO-
by steamer at 3D.; 200 bbs tour at Is Cd $50 bbls
rosin at Is 4d 500 boxes cheese by steamer at 49, To
london, COO bbs rosn at Is 3D.; 500 boxes cheese at
3os and COO bbls crude turpenne at p To Glasgow,
60O0 bushels wheat, in bags at &C. 4 61sc; so bbs lard
at 2bs, and 200 boxes cheese 27s cd Two vessels
were chartered to load at Savannah for Liverpool with
cotton-one at 2ad., aud the other at l3. 32d.
HAy.-Sales OF about 900 bales made nj soc.
PRoylsIoNs.-Pork.-Thc market closed heavy and with
tendency towards lower prices the sales embraced
500 bbls including mess at SIC 65 SIG e5 and SIT 25
vi 90 for renspected new mess thin at $40 Is
SIC 70, and prime al sl4 IS for old and at SIS for
Beef Was easier, with more doing; the sales embraced
about 600 bbls, chiefly repacked Western s11 s12,
and extra do at sl3 Beef hams with sales OF Chicago
at tac o1c. for shoulders, and sc S1ac for hams
Lard was unchanged sales OF about 200 bbs made
at l0Ac lie. Butter was in fair demand, at lac. 1Sc
Tor ONO and at lac &C. for State Cheese ranged from
4c 70 Sc.
SUGARS continued frm with sales Of about 400 hhds,
good part OF which refining goods The whole range
OF prices was from eye TO &c. and about boxes sold
at !. T.; said to have been made at 7Ac
WHsKEY-The sales embraced about 500 bbls at 23c.,
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COAL.


(yoAfS, GOALS, COAI9.-A THOUSAND TONS OF COAL,
~ wanted 70 purchase dealers viii please sen their
sanples and price 70 the undersigned ON Thursday 9Th Of
occbcr RoEDEL. Expedition of The Social Republic No.
Bowery.
roAI.-PURE LOCUST MOUNTAIN AND BEST QUA
~ % rcd ash stove range crate or furnace coal dscharg
ing from boats o. delivered from yard AZ Tho lowest market
prices y. TAYLOR, No. 300 Eighth avenue.
(NoAI. AIS PER TON.-rETrIGH, PEACH ORCHARD
~ and Broad Mountain Of the FIRST qualities nj a. rs do
vercd from the boats aso, Liverpool orrel and camel
Goals al the lowest market price. henry RrFvE,
Corner o. Canal and Centre and Jane and West streets
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Tho receipts have fallen on nearly 1000 head but not
wths,andinp tho market has tccn quite 20 active
and prices are shade lower for all descriptions The
best sheep, however are nearly as active aud bring
quite high prices formerly; bn the receipts have
been unusually heavy during the ragt two months pur.
chlsers have become pretty well supplied In addition 10
the heavy receipts large number OF have
down by the North river boats Ti.y have always found
ready market, however at Washington market. NJ which
place there a steady fair demand for them The best
offerings brought from ~ 20 10 &C. and the other qualities
from 81 30 10 "a Tho total receipts nj all the yards for
the week, lac, week aud the week ending October T.
1887 were ne fogvs
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Cwtxw


There more demand for and they sell nearly
as fast as they arrive The receipts for the week
3sO2 head az which ISL had by the Hudson River
Railroad sGT do by the Erie Railroad, aud 54 by the
North river boats. The beet heavy corn fed Illinois
brought from 5Sc. 57Ec and other descriptions from
&c. bic Very few were ON Gale 70 day the receipts
having become nearly exhausted by Tuesday evening.
Rccerts "A the Hudson drove yard for week end
ing oct O. 1shs--By Erie Railroad 5lss; Hudson River
Rairoad $40; Camden and Amboy Railroad 32S. New
Jersey Central a. Albany propellers, 365tolal, s,2s4
OF which sent 10 Fortich street 55i sold, 7l27
left over unsold, eo3--total, ,2s4
RECApITILATfoN.
The total receipts OF all stock nj all The yards for the
week last week, since January and same time last year.
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cows AND CALVES.

The markc, continues TO be well supplied with all des
cria ons. the best Of which dnd a little moro ready
market from $40 10 SEQ the latter price being
and seldom paid. About SEQ s the highest price for
Prime cows and over that v very rarely paid We noticed
the Improvement IN quality becomes and more APP
parent Very few sold at less than $40 and the
market has altogether healthy appearance. The
total receipts ai al the yards for the week. week and
week ending October !, 1887. we're as follows
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NEW YcEE TYrocRArucn socTTY.-The semannual
meeting q ths society was held on saturday evening
ghen tho following oHccrs were chosen for the ensuing
term President, John T. Campon; Vice President, 4
S1tlne Treasurer James Marine Secretary, g Fank
nef. Trusecs, Geo Mathor aud X. VI. Johnston; Libra
ran John Craw resolution proposing 70 celebrate the
anni,crsay q lTanklns birthday IN January neSI was
sdoYied
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-. WEDNESDAY, Oct 81 P VI.
ASHES THE market was quiet aud sales unmportant,
at &c for potts.
BREADsTur1s- Flour-The market was less buoyant and
active and prices for common grades Of State and West
ern were from &C. to 1oc., and in 15c lower.
Inc sales embraced about IL 600 bbls closing within the
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The receipts are pretty heavy, bot as tie market Ia
much better, prices well kept up and the best Offer
ms bring even more Prime vcals bring from csc. "a
&c quite number selling az the latter price There y
marked Improvement IN the average quality of veals at
an the yards and a qualities IN moderately active
demand AZ tfife higher price The range from - 10
&C. Tho total receipts all the yards for the week
week and week ending October 7. 1851 follows
~
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michigan Southern improved, while New York Central
was fiat.
The Illinois Central Railroad has advertised that will
pay demand further instalment Of thirty Eve per
cent on the overdue obligations Of the company
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Nrow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUARTERLY REVIEW.
IN frr Ortnber 1879 C0rsente:-
4 Conversations of our Club.
IN Catholiciiy in the Nineteenth Century.
III Alice Sherwin and the English Sclasm.
w An ExposItionof the Apocalypse
~ Domestic Education.
vi Literary Notices and Criticism.
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER, tJames n Kirher)
37l broadway
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-10
Rr

sazaa 90
The .inssss ~ senaas oenmissss
~ she paalss Rlrsad, hare made re.
port Ia favor Il constructing the Eosa
wlaAin swuasy ybzs alsssuass sections
q Land sos he baas u six ailss to De
Rranaea, and i millian dollars to Be
appropriated al paid ~ the work pro-
grsssed.
The wav Sapaxaasaa has asesiTsd iassE
dispatches froa shs Utah expedition,
bus the oharanssr Of the nsws had mol
yss sranspsEed. -
u is reported that Gen. Scott vii
Leave for CAlifagnia on the twentieth o.
next month.
Tbs oommlttse on ways and means ar
aid TO have discovered leak in tbs out
Jays of the Brooklyn navy yard, snd tia
oaly 80, 900 viii be recommended .
appropriation for this station.
Tbs Post correspondent states tha
Gen. Scots has abandoned his intsnsiol
Of going 10 California