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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
Ioraners, Inauests Yesterday.

The inquest in The Of lev Spires, who died from
injuries received BY falling into well hole NJ the
II rand street and the Bowery, resulted in the follow
ing verdc, THAT deceased came 70 his death from IN.
inrics received Nv falling into well corner Of Gxand
street aud the Bowcry. The jury believe that the ad
well insuG,cicnty covered for the security ~ per
nassng, but unable 10 ascertain by whom the
contract was performed
Coroner Perry held an nouest upon the body Of .
young man named Alouzo Sherwood who died al the
New York hospital from the effects " injuries received
nv the bursting Of gun, which ne 10 the act Of
firing =, some ducks in the iarbor
An Daues, was also he'd upon the body "a an un
known who, II is supposed, committed suicide ~
drowning himself In the North river, near Tubby HOOK
Deceased about 30 years odd wss feet sght ncneF
IN height, and bad dark hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
TEE LATEST NEWS,
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

Arrival or the Anglo-saxon at Quebec.
QrEBxc, Oct. 10, 1855
The steamship Anglo saxoa from Liverpool with dates
c the 9th inst arrived this port at an early hour this
morning
Her dates are later than those received last evening
brought by the Ariel, boarded off Cape Race.
careful examination OF our files by the Anglo Saxon
gives US little additional news Of interest
Later advices from Lady Franklins Arctic yacht Fox
mention that the expedition had safely crossed the middle
icc Of Bans sea, and in fair way Of mpishng
the object 81 the enterprise
The london Times says that all appearances indicate
that the present Atlantic cable must be given up, and
hopes that the experience gained will be used to insure
that which is finally certain II admits the great
superiority Of the Niagara over the Agamemnon, and
thinks that ship should be especially constructed for the
aging Of cables.
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company had i'm.
The London papers publish an able report by Mr..
ealey the electrical engineer the state Of the Atlantic
cable He Is OF the opinion that the cable Is seriously
urod about three hundred miles from valentia He has
put his large magnetic instrument in operation with
view to transmit messages TO Newfoundland but will not
the result until advised by steamer from America
Any attempt to raise the cable in deep soundings would,
in his Judgment, cause its destruction. Finally he does
not despair of making the cable work If does not get
worse.
Lord Derby suffering from an attack OF the govt
It was said that Sir Bulwer Iytton, prompted by the
Canadian Ministers now in England was giving special
attention the plan for the federation Of the British Anne
rican colonies The London Shipping Gascae is informed
that Lord Bury leaves Galway week for British North
America with Instructions from the colonial Office to OBJ
tain the opinion of the Legislature people OF Canada
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick the subject Of
federation.
Lieut.. Col. Moody had been appointed Chief Commits
soEfr Of Lands and Works in British Columbia.
1h' london Times city article reports the funds very
mac. and without fluctuations
The failure OF large sugar Spectator in London for
two millions sterling was announced The is no,
given.
The papers publish despatch from Lord Canning, Go
vernon General Of India, in reply to lord marlborough
despatch. Lord Canning complains Of the treatment he
has experienced. He defends his policy and asks 10 be
relieved, he has failed TO satisfy the government
The Emperor of France was nj the Cbalons' camp
The Moniter publishes circular forbidding unstamped
newspapers to insert advertisements This return to the
strict letter Of the law will be death blow to multitude
Of mnor journals.
II stated certain that the Emperor Of Russia has
been invited by Prince Napoleon visit France that h,
has accented the invitation, and that he will visit boil
London and Paris next spring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

ANNApAB SLEEK on P0rITIcM MORALS
Aminadab Sleek. Of the journal Of Commerce, Is
very much distressed touching the dead lock in
the Congressional politics Of the Eighth district
Aminadab says the Eighth district is fashion
able and intelligent district, and yet that it has
come TO a dead lock for the want of a man Of
high characteramong the candidates. Aminadab
advises them not TO present any man but one Of
high personal and political character. In this
advice we concur. Wehope that the nominating
convention will present no man whose political
morality permits him to advocate In an associate
the reception Of several thousand dollars from
Tariff Corruption Committee in Boston for sup
porting an amendment in the wool schedule con-
trary to his own convictions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

900, at II cents the relative values o. tho three
successive crops will stand as follows
per 10 ''''' 49, si6s 100 900
10 ssT-6s, ia 600 bales at iac per h. $4,000 900
10 ls6s-5s (estimatedl 3,3oc,ooo, at l2c.
PCT Aoooo"'~0S
Total estimate value years crops. $465 76o 900
In this calculation tho weight Of bales Is esti
mated at 400 pounds Should the estimated crop OF 1868
50 reach bales ans thereby lead TO some decline
in prices yet the increase quantity would probably be
about equal in value the concession caused by H. is
believed that the present consumption capacity Of the
world would be sufficient TO crop Of 900 900
to 900 Of bales at &c. 70 &C. per pound We have
lands enough produce this amount but not the labor to
work them, Breadstufs generally dull yesterday
Pork and other provisions without change Of mo
ment Sugars sold to the Of 900 hhds at rates
given in another place Coffee firm, with light sales
Freight engagements moderate at rates given in
another place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
TO rgr EDITOR on rm HERALD.

Ny attention has been called 10 Of those complaints
which inevitable in great operate excitement, and
10 which every manager has been subjected number
Of have written 10 several newspapers
say substance, that though they carly Al the box
Office o. the Academy they unable 10 obtain Of
n private boNes and parqueiie soats which
the hands of SPECTATORS who demanded very high pre-
mi'.iHg
am fully aware of Inc existence or regularly organ.
zed body dealers Opera tickets have steadily re-
fused, many occasions, and particularly last Monday
sell places 70 them They, however, send persons
known to my ticket sellers, (who tried and faithful
persons aud thus candcstncly obtain tickets In this
10 The management injurious proceeding, they aided
by the and barkecpers q nearly All the principal
hotes who IN the habit q selling tickets 70 strangers
At advance urCn the regular prices u seems 70 me
that is the duty % the proprieors 81 esc hotels 10 pro
e The pockets 81 their guests from the exorton OF their
establishments.
1he fault about this matter lies with the public much
anywhere else The public alone hrs the power 70
arrest tickle, specuatng u persons would not listen 10
he assertions Of these Spectators that al tickets
cold but ascertain from the Official whether this "
rue or not and In submit TO the extortaBs &c
side slccuaors, and rather stay away from pari
cuar performance "a would follow that the spectators
world have their tickets thrown hack upon IN
such lessons given BY the public would break up the
business altogether
let me assure the public tina, have made strong
tos 10 break up this nearious proceeding, which
~ ndle perretratcd both upon the public and myself
During the formes excitement last season even applied
or protection 70 The proper sanore but wno. sue :,
sep's from which hope 10 obtain more gratifying re
suit and hcnccforth sell only onehalf on the day pre-
eedng The Orera and the balance the day ~ perform
ance retaining NJ the time sufficient number for
the evening sales This regulation will 70 into ope
ration 10 day. lam, sir your obedient seryael
ACADEMY os Mrsrc, Tuesday, oc, 10, 1858
There can be no doubt about thing, and that is
that 50 long as any will pay psemiums there viii
be found people who will take them. Tho riccolomin
stock is lust now al the top Of the list, and we shall sec
q grand array Of American beauty and fashion =
orcrs House 10 night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
PILL rHIA ernrr mann

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
socks steady Pennsyivania state 81. Of; Reading
Railroad 25s. Morris Canal Al X Long Island Railroad
us; Pennsylvania Railroad, ~
Cotton easier bu, quotations unchanged: sales 10 day
5000 bales, Al IKE I'VE for middling Tho Gales
cepts 90 800 stock 1880 bales against III 600 last
year Fair sugar, exc Molasscs closed at DOC Corn
duh ?, zoe. Barging. li,.c frcghts-Co,,on TO Bos
ton, sc
Cotton without change sales today 500 bales. The
sales for the last three days sum up $3.50 bales and the
receipts $3.50.
Cotton unehangcd sales to DAY 400 bales
BAIusoRs, Oct. ~, 1855.
Flour dun. wheat shade lover-red ~ i5asl q;
s5o Soc Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Flour que, at 81 Or a s5 20 Wheat dun. sales Of
1000 bushels white a, 81 ~ vi 40 and red a. ~ IS
81 70. Corn duh Whisky doll a. &c.
BrprAto. Oct ie-lPM.
homo trade sas of3oo bb as s5 50 for good 10 choice
extra and double extra Indiana OHIO and Michigan
Wheat dull and heavy. salcs Of 5000 bushels Milwaukee
club soc. 5000 bushels Ohio At psc Corn dun
aud heavy salesbuyerS and sellers apart in their
AMI nsninai 4 2oc Dolsc. Canal frcighis unchanged
Recepas lcr tue lat twenty -four hours 400 bbs -four
5s,Ha LosFc's wheat, 100 DO harley ,i32 DO. oats
shiInieT,s ~ ta'a-i4,a2o bbs -four 81 Oi5 bushels
wheat 10 $50 do oorn, ,Ipe % oats, rs $50 do barley
Br77uo, oct le-6P ~
The marie; for -Four coutmt : dul and heavy there
I ro change T. ro,e n rates ses Too bhs al s5 81 %
e., extra and ~, ulo ndiana OHIO Michigan and
Canadian. Mteat market dull nd heavy. sales 2o00l
hufhes at soc for Mwspke club s2e or extra do ami
qsc for red onto Torn dull and heavy buyers and sci
lers apart in their views sacs 5000 bushels al SIC
Barley duh sslet 800 bushels OH n re- prime Cana
dian held AT s0c a SIC Rye nominal ~ s5c Oats 4sc
whskey steady, sales 400 bhls N Doc Frcights un
changed Receipts in the last twenty -four hours-1a2o
bbs -four "a 500 bushels wheat no corn 900 bushels
barley 600 bushels oats Shipments w canals $50
bos -four 1890 bushels wheat, $3.50 bushels corn.
OSwB0o, Oct. 1916 r. VI.
Flour unchanged. Wheat IN moderate demand but
some holders will not the views of buyers:
sales 900 bushels ~ VI 10 ior choice white Canada
fer white Indiana, and VI % for white Michigan Corn
rye, barley and cats quiet Canal freiqhts steady on
-four 32c wheat i0c corn aisc 70 New York Lake i'm.
ports-s,0o0 bushels wheat, 500 bushels rye, 900
bushels barley, 1900 bushels oats 5000 bushels peas
Canal exports-3,s00 bbs -four, "a 600 bushels wheat
$500 bushels corn $500 bushels barley.
CHICAGO 0ys- 10, 1858.
Flour quiet, Wheat very DUH and declined De- n &c.:
sales al 6Oc Corn dull Al &c. Oats dull Shipments 70
Bunalo-4O0 bbIs -four, 10 600 bushels wheat Receipts
1000 bbls -four, 80 900 bushels wheat, 600 bushels
CINCINNATI, Oct 10, 1883
Flour dsll and unchanged; local demand limited Wheat
sacsssgss whssey active at iIac,, c'osDg buoysnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

THE CBkysIlER WEBB IN STATE of WONDER
Our amiable contemporary the Chevalier Webb
expresses great astonishment at the novelty Of
some views Of the recent revulsion, including
annexation, and matters Of that kind We have
no doubt these views arc somewhat original and
puzzling to the Cbevalier If he could find
another Nick Biddle. with ifty-two thousand dol
lars stuffed into bis brooches pocket, there would
be no great novelty in such a fact, and IL might
help to get some persons out Of the clutches Of
the revulson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
New York Observation-Disclosures EditlS

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The United states mail steamship star of the West Capt
Gray will this port this afternoon at two o'clock,
for Asp;nwAl.
The mails Tor California and other parts of the Pacific
will close ut one o'clock this afternoon.
The NYw YORK WEEKLY HKaALD-Calfornia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts of the
world will be published at ten O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing SIX cents
gents will please send their orders early as pos
sihla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

Tgt oTT,s Ar Rrn1S' The "Puritsni" was ~
pCa,ed iar ,,cniag 10 q very good house. The dis.
ulr'o. vac te same as Monday, and Mime. d. vii
horst saned ianc- Jy hcr exquisite vocazst'on IN
tie role Of Evfa p,igna Anodio and Juncs received
their due need q applause, and the opera aovctbc
admirably sung Gu Thursday, a, this house. Nine Co
son will sing n the .Tfavsts"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

Tvs nocoicsnN FsvEs-The city Is full Of Pccoloniin
and tho opera the last topic in all circles, and
shall lear o. nothing but the Cardinals niece Cor the next
fortnight. The ladies particularly exercised the
subject q how he looks what she Is gong 10 wcsr and
other matters Of the highest personal sequence
large premiums ruled for places yesterday and spec
ua,or reported 70 have cleared Ave hundred dollars
profits A high price as forty dollars offered yes
tcrday Cor box which sold at ton. The manager
sends spirited letter the ubcc, oihcsc ticket spec
platione ms folawa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

Iyry1s 70 CAfDoRNA-By notice from the Post
master tina, the writers oflcers Cor California
have their correspondence forwarded by either Of the
routes u operaiions0 Overland or "vs Panama and
by the Tehuanepec route when opened Printed matter
VIII be sent as usual by mail steamers via Panama and
letters not specially marked will b. by the route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

WV HANFN, Vct. ", IS0'.
The committee Of stockholders Of the New Haven Coun
~ Rank reported today showing that than half The
capital had been wasted by reckless specuatons and tx
ing most Of the blame upon the President who loaned
large without the previous knowledge &C the drec
tors-in one instance 1000 10 Henry nW ight without
taking his receipt. Tie report charged gross mig
management in numerous particulars for years past The
stockholders voted that il expcdeni 1, choose a ncw
board Of directors and appointed committee report
names next week. The bills OF the bank good The
stockholders only are losers. The report creates general
rxett nj la he e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

SscpgD CoScyRr-To morrow evening there VIII be
gwen tho Rev nr Hutton church Washington square
conccr, for the benefit q embarrassed church Tho
principal vocalists arc Mrs Clara " Brnkerhon Mr.
Mayer Mr. and Mrs Dcuiler and Mis- Coleman The pro
gramme includes many gems Of sacred music and the Oh
cc, Of the concert thai should itself 10
fvcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
The Indiana Election.

INIIANAPOIIs, OCT. 10, 1EJs.
The returns for members Of the Legislature thus far
ccved show the election OF twelve republican, three
Iecompon Democratic and twelve administration
tors while there thirteen republicans ten demo.
Gratis holding over from last session To the House, hfty
two republicans, three antIecompton and forty five
administration democrats elected. The official
turns Of few counties yet received but will not
change this result The democratic State ticket has about
2 500 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

D~rxpau ArTxxT TO Km.-T~o musicians named
Ernest SPANIEL and Frascs Grimes, employed at lager
bier saloon in avenue y, became involved in dihcuity
yesterday afternoon, when crimes made some reusrks
about his brother musicians lack of talent when spanses
became enrased snd rushed out OF the cssablshmens
swearing vengeance dire. He returned soon Mserwsds
armed with q dirs KNIFE and pistol, and commenced
savage attack upon Grimes, first by stabbng him ~ snc
head and neck, and then firing the pistol ~ him for.
natey AZ this time the police and bysanders interered
else Mr. Grimes would have been made mnccmeat cs
As was, bis general appearance showed clearly tnns ne
had suffered some spaniel, ON being brought besose
Justice Brennan Al the Market Police Court va
committed for examination. Grimes wounds may nm
prove fas1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
TELkCRAr HE

hpyAio, Oct ie-.I2lsf. ~
Hccoan and Merrisscy both in this CITY, safe,y
slowed away although there 70 be disposition
on the part Of the police interfere with their arrange
mcn,s They start by steamboat, with their friends, 10
night for the battle ground which ia chosen spot in
Canada about eighty miles nom here. aorrssey tho
avor,e hundred TO seventy his party numbering
sevsntenhs Of the crowd and the maoty OF the moneyei
msn Hecssn nevertheless very sanguine OF victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
Later European News Expected.

81 JOHNS, n. r., Oct. ~, 1905.
The steamship Pacific, from Galway 18th inst, is
due. and is fully expected between aud to morrow
morning Her adyces will be three days later than those
by the Europa, now due at Halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

81 LOUIS, Oct. II, 1913.
Tho steamer Flying Cloud sunk DEVILS Island the
nth inst The boat cost SIS 600 and insured Cor
$1,000 The condition of her cargo, which large aud
valuable has not been asccrtaincd.
on the same day the steamer Rodolph sunk NJ Goose
Island. She valued 80 600, and insured for
Gle coo 10th boats will IrebablY be raised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

ANOTHER ATTFNrT AT SUICIDE BY iRA stout
We are informed that Ira stout yesterday made another
attempt 70 destroy his life by SEWING the razor with
which the barber was shaving his beard. lie was not
successful drawing the instrument scross his throat as
no intended 70 do He has resolved 10 destroy himself
before the fatal moment arrives aud with the ingenuity
be possesses may succeed. -RoAester Cnsop, VN w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
The Balloon Race.

CLEVELAND ONO, Oct. ~, 1883.
Golard, the baloonst, came down last night at about
half past ten O'Clock, fifteen miles from SanduSkv.
Steiner, his competitor, down within mile from
Sandussy al nearly eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

The schooner r. II. Miller, at this port from Guimonc
River brings news that Dr Livingstone had gone up the
Nile with his small steamer. The disturbances with the
native tribes continued and the Governor had
with force OF three native and forty European troops
against them News had been received OF victory over
the natives at Champagne on the Zambesi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

V'V.
Tho steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, will sail nj about
eleven O'Clock A. NJ ton Her mails close NJ the
st Occ IT nine O'Clock A. NJ but dispatches for Europe
LEFT nj the American Telegraph Office Il Wall street, New
York. so 20 reach here by ten O'Clock, viii be tor
wardcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

STATE FAIRs.-The Maryland State Fair, Of Bal
Virgins state Pair, al Petersburg November q 3, and
United states Fair, Richmond, October rs, 20, 81 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

Nl@T'N, ISJs.
Ten lives were lost consisting Of all board by the
wrecking ~ the ishnE schooner r. Atwood on the "a
inst. tho north cape of Prince Edward Island She
belonged to Westport, We.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
The Minnesota Election.


The St. Paul (siinncsota) Times OF the 18th inst says
that the republicans have elected 80 members Of the
House and the IS and that there are 10
tcts yet to hear from The Senate stands with four dis
'rcts sl to hear from, 10 republicans To democrats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
Sou.Arrsyal Of the Europ,.

HAInAx, oct III 2. VI.
There yet signs of the steamship Europa,
about due at this port with three days later from
Europe. Weather clear and calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
The Nashville nj Charleston.
Los. of steamer Flying Cloud and Ro,lolph

tHti.LfsFOS, Oct. II, IsJs.
Tie steamer Nashville from New York arrived here al
1--WE oclock this morning.
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Later from California BY the Overland Mail.

The third overland California mail arrived last night
bringing letters dated Sept "a but papers Five pas
sengcrs came through The first aud second mails from
T. Louis were met progressing finely. No Indian inter
ference has thus far been met with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

The New Haven County Bank.

'Ict. ~, ISDS.
There meeting OF the Long Island Railroad Com.
Iany today, nor has any meeting yet been called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

Hall and scholGcld accordingly declared duly no
minated. which on motion was made unanimous
On motion &C Justice QAcEESBrsH the balance or the
republican ticket adopted.
The Convention then adjourned in body 70 ss Broad
way 10 meet the republicans both parties here con
cured in the nominations which had been made, and
Joint committee &c ten appointed 10 make arrange
ents ~ Join IN the ratification meeting 10 be held In the
Park 1hursda.. The Conventions then adjourned
AMFRiCA An ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
TryrH rvIcT-The Convention met last light AZ kirks
Hotel owcy and adjourned 10 Thursday, having effected
nothing.
Inc Americans of the Eleventh. Assembly district have
nominated Joseph y. Pollock.
DECLINED.
Fliah h. Purdy has declined the democratic Congres
sonal nomination N the Fourth district
Tho Americans and republicans Of tho Second district
Kings county, have nominated Mr.. Marcus y Moore for
he Assembly