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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02


The amount of business transacted at the Stock
Board to-day was not large, the most active stock
being New-York Central Cf which over FIVE thousand
shares were registered a. sold. The market was
irregular and the bull movement of the last few days
appears to have been checked. There was DISPOSE
ton shown TO realize profits and the bears showed
more disposition 10 offer contracts although they pur-
chased cash stock TO considerable extent to cover
maturing shorts. But for the frmness of New
York Central, the market would probably
have shown general decline The buy
ers OF this stock appear TO be strong
party and the movement has the aid of some outside
parties In other stocks there does not appear to be
any SYMPTOMS of speculative combination. and a. far
a. We can sscer,ain the orders to buy from the public,
although larger than for time past, are still too
limited to afford any important aid in sustaining prlces
Meanwhile the generally unsatisfactory condition OF
the i.oic of railroads the little confidence that
is felt in the ability Of many of the managers and the
small prospect of remunerative business during the
Winter months tends to draw stock gradually from the
public who fear that lower prices may rule during
the ne few months The bears operate upon this basis
and continually keep out short lines of the more
doubtful railroads not looking for profits to the huc-
tusons Of the day but waiting for the 2Oto 80 cent
fall which they are confident will sooner or later be
e1perienced Central opened at 81, and the market,
after taking about 1900 shares OF cash stock and
touchpe sls, fell back to sli which was bid. II was
stated that the receipts since the advance of fare
10 $s show falling oil "s about ~ y
cent, portion oi "heh y P'o'0'!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
The following extracts give the latest intelligence
Extracts from MT. TopHsends letter of daie.

Extracts from NJ, Topa,ends Letter of date.
MNsEsorA NINE, Sept. 10, lSlS.
MINNESOTA" Incosed forward you the copper
Return for August-l6l l9i-2, 600 tnns Our work
is going very favoraby. No. 3 shaft is down to
30 ialom level and We are now preparing TO drft at
that Level with good vein in the shaft. All the
other shsi.s are being sunk, except No. z, aDi are
generally showing well for copper, especially in Nos.
8, and :. We are opening an important piece OF
ground by the extension of the several levels east Of
No. o. Several of those levels below the adit are now
the soutl lode connected by short cross-cus, AMI
generally show d ,rcduciive vein. The 40, 10 and
10 :athom 'eves lenng up good stoping ground,
with some mass copper. No. 10 shaft is down about
80 feet, ani expect TO reach 40 fathOm level with
before next Spring and also connect more level,
through To No. shaft. This work you will ObserVc
by rete nee To the nir Ian will open very large
amount of favorable sioping ground to be available
the coming Winter. The 20 fathom level Is producing
well where stoping is going on The open cut p
ON the south lode near Nc. t. has produced nothing
Of late on account of getting up IOrsewhm, shaft
house timberng, &c We are now in good position
Ia work vigorously, and shall expect something for
September from that point. Owing To want of water,
we had but about eight tuns of copper from the
stamps last month; We now have plenty however.
ard they will Weld more this month"
RocKLAsD.-" Herewith l hand you the Return
for August ~. 1000 tuns. The steam engine i
now fairy at work, pumping and widening OF shafts
Nos and 1; shall be ready also 10 use II at No.
shaft next week Ii is fine piece OF machinery and
the very engine wanted for the work il well and
gives perfect satisfaction We shah now DE enabled
TO work to better advantage, aud with life in our
underground operations We are sinking No. 1 shaft
below ~ faihOn level and i is IL feet below that
level. showing fair vein. The 10 fathom level j.
driven about 700 feet east of No. I, and shows well
where they are nov stoping, some 40 feet east of
shaft Near the east end there is an appearance or
quite masss of copper, which the slopes viii soon
reach Nos and shafts down to 80 fathom level
and We are drifting each way from both shafts ON the
vein expecting Ia connect them al that level by the
end of october The 80 fathoIn levelis extended ~
feet east of No. anl 80 feet west of No. l. The
vein al this level shsws OF mass copper near
No shaft, and is alio very promising west OF No. l.
near the end Of the bve-at other points in IT, and
generally throughout the NINE there is fair barrel
and stamp lode with some small masses. We have
now pleniy of water pr dressing at the stamps and
We expect to do bette for September than We have
for the last two months.
Markets-CaRKFrLLY REPORTED yos TIE N Y. fSrsrxr
FRIDAY, Oct. l.
D. lind ir-... 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
pks on the 18th inst were as follows

Totsl.....S ,hi,JJo I,-sSo-o oirs,pf l7,o@rJo
The Picdyuue SAYS:
Money is in limited request, with hut little paper
offering. We hear of small transactions at . cent
for acceptances maturing late in Spring. year ago
to-day short paper could be passed with difficulty at
q a. 4 cent per month, and ngdated acceptances
were hardly negotiable.
SExrAYSUAL DWIDESDs.-We have received from
Mr.. G. Martin, broker No 10 State street, the SEMI
annual dividends of the Boston Banks, payable on
Monday next. The info nation is compiled from Off
cal sources, is entire and scrupulousy correct. The
record shows that the Exchange an1 Suffolk pay T.
cent their capital; the Boyston and Shoe and
Leather 4 y cent; the Atlas, Boylston, Eagle,
Faneuil Hall, Freemans, Globe, Hamilton, Market,
Mechanics, New-England and fremont y cent;
the Atlantic Blackstone, City, Columbian, Com
merce, Eliot, Maverick National State, Union, Wash
ington and Webster 3, D. cent; the Broadway, Gran
North America, Shawmut and Traders, 3 & cent;
Massachusetts, 10 cent The aggregate OF their
dividends is 81 76 80 upon capital oi s., ,62j 900.
Tie changes in the dividends from April last
the Atlantic increase of y cent; Merchants and
Union, a decrease Of Z & cent, and Shawnut ! e
cent less
The Hide and Leather Bank commenced operations
April l3, 1888, capital 81 OO 900, Of which SY3 900
has already been paid in, and the balance will be by
Oct. 5. The Bank pays interest installments,
aging T. cent for 8 months about $67j,O00. The
Bank Of Mutual Redemption commenced Aug. % Oh
$50G, 600 paid in.
Other Diridends-The following dividends and in.
terest also payable at the dates given In addition
10 these early in October is the usual period for
dividends by the Boyston, City, Eliot Manufacturers
National, Neptune, Quincy, Warren and Washington
Insurance Companies, a. also the Boston Exchange
Company, quarterly dividend of probably e cent
adding in round numbers over slU0, ,000 and making
fnta fol ha ont in fnha Iva
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Fine and good lots crop assorted Havana continue
binary the receipt. have the heavy
poaiion not~t andng the stocks have been scuhulatig
Old Havana filters very the crop
yet suitable for general consumption
About SEQ bales assorted Havana expo.d 20 r. pc
We quote AZ @5d nc for new filters; 3d Sc for old ami 81
35 SHE 10 AZ 45 4S ST. for assorted new some fine pa GELS
Large .al,s Of Cuba Tobacco have also been elected
The Of prices continues for Baracos, ~ Gl5c Myan
and Gibar l5Gl7c s. Jaso, 6d lec. Jignani lSd 1c
sssua Leaf but little has been doue; the parcels hand
all Old dried and without much flavor n the fery
grades gooc deal Of n'de damaae Two parcels were sold at
some go baes old Yara clearing the marke, Of 'h' .o
were landed readily taken at "a d6c Although quite
coored up the article is wen liked being eay aid ~ good
brought good quality and improved by fermsn
The stock Of Cenfrsos Tobacco ia. been gra,y reduced
In sort- Of Domestic Leaf considerable has Deeu done
Kentucky ha- been les active. and only two transactions Of
Prces Of The be- grades suitable our mauuftrers
iii boaers .how btu 1,5 1' T., ys- rn 'y in ris i
W. continue to quote-Lus 7d7c Common aaslc. Good
Sd lee. Fine, llGl2ic. Selections l3Gi4c.
Quite aivey trade ia. pu1 up seedles the trade lay
ns in ibers supplies ior .neI Fall stocks added . wAh
good demand for export tended tifcu prices sud breed
newed confidence in the article. Nearly the whole crop OF
Pennsylvania and considerable Ohio seeeaf has been 'akeu
up, and mostly oh in Europe eHn, rating prices and the
Of the reports OF such large yield of The previous crop Con
i5aise. az Ill running 0"''
IL regard the pr,c, crops the statements in IA, issue
fully confirmed The yield n Kentucky viii BE- II no,
ia,t year. crop, Of satisfactory quality The
Virginia and Maryland crop viii fsl much below .st yes
sycrase IN quality AID quantity.
The crop Sesdleaf in Connc,u large and favored by
tn weather for curing vii BE- od
The Ohio Seediesf crop " BE- mixed one aud in Peuu.y
ysnis ,tTy ltiIc good Will b. packed.
The yield o Florida T. aler and finer than a. years but
price. will .k.iy rule nigh.
TALLOW-1he market Is heavy tae decline sale. Of
io.0o n ;lni Rough Pet is steady ai Sic.
TIN-Blocs Tin j. quiet and Puc. unchanged; sale. Of So
slab Bants az II 26, cash Straits Tn remain. quiet.
Plates IN limited request, but price. Do vary
TEAS-The auction sale pad II with .1me ,pn, a. a
2c. dece low grades Young Hy.on bn, fl price. on
other sluds Nearly 4.l the ,ata found hIFrrs
NHl>hl-Ihe lnarSe. J. hrmrF; sales of ~ hb.. >
ctir
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

ysyfe from this oountyto Europe and that, st'r ber .v.
Paris her oond0c, disgaoeul that respectable poP
deserted her.
The judge made order directing defendant % ray s'P
vees anouy "a his wife and q counsel fee OF 90; ,.
Csss and Seuer for plaintiff Frank ByTne for deiene'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Passengers Arrived

n .hp l0rksare. from Ltrerp0I-ThOgaa Harrison ard
lady. Enrand joseph Flakeea Nscoasu Charles Pauael
LiNsrTocl
Ia bug Monte Crist1 from NaGepa-J. b. Danorth IT,. T.
:. y; q. b. Bland, L. J. Moriur As r. Agrea N Sc NJ de
ONelss.
Aug , mdse. A. h. Fosief sept =. - 0l. ~, 20.
forrtopsz ,Ipeiienoed very heavy weather Lef American
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
By telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 3o-The L. $ NJ steamship Nash
VILE Murray from New York, arrived here at o'clock this
(Thursisy) afternoon. .
NEW ORLEANS Sept S0-Arr. steamship Philadelphia,
from New York; ships Norhaup Marathon and John Han
h. from New-iork'
oct Arr ships James Ttcomb. from NewYork; Have
loct. from Boston, bark Golden Era, from Rockand.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

~. result of the redemption OF tickets for which tne
Company received the money in July aud Aususr from
specuators Erie without any apparent C.use, ap-
pears TO be very weak. The books clVe to-day for
the annual election aud reopen on me l2th in-t.
There IT, learn no intention Of Jlaking any change
of importance in the management or Direction. The
rumor in REGARD TO NJ. MGrans resignation appear
to Lave no foundation Such salaries not often
signed Tie st?eet appears generally bear in Reading,
which il supported almost entirely by the Phila-
dclphia brokers. The tunnage of the week l.
36 800 tuur. against 1890 tuns. Pacific Mail
WAS ess active than of late and fell of 10 l05. Some
parte. have been tempted ythe rapid se 70 se out,
and have supplied the street freely with stock. Taere
are various reports current OF arrangements on
this route but We can learn nothing reliable Panama
improved q cent to-day with fair demand for stock
The Western shares were without important change to-
day excepting Galena, which improved to 81, under
free purchases from the shorts. The September busi
ness is about 800 CCO Rock Island steadyat about
ja6jI but wa without animation. Illinois Central
wac quot d. dividend scrip off al about u an against
79l yesterday, dividend on. Small sales Of the scrip
have been made to-day at 80 T. cent. We give the
form Of the scrip below In Bonds there was mode
rate business done sale Of so 900 Minnesota 8 =
CFtlS was Udne AT luI. WHICH s Nrglnlb 500
at 93l; Tennessee Is, 90i. Missours firm at 8ii
Railroad Bonds are dull at shout previous prices
Illinois Central Bonds sold, ex interest at 81
The closing prices are: Mssouris, az a8ii; Canton
ISa 10; Central, sIsaSla; Enc. l6al64; Harlem
I05GlOl; Hudson River, u 0~7!, Michigan Central
jl2 a52; Southern. 2ot a2o4; Panama, 1Is5 a 49,
Illinois Central 0977li Gsena 8iI asii; Toledo
3l2 30; Rock Island 81 a6js; Pacific Mail, l04.
Ql0j.
There hG- been but a small business done in Foreign
bills for th -ttamcrs ;nal tomorrow, and Sterling
under beter supply Of bills and the very small de-
nand which lsua,y follows the sailing of the Persia
is cent lowei. Fh't-cass signatures have been
tpld at ll9. H"i. Francs also dull
Fregits da and rates very irregular. TC
Live1o. ~ jeles Cotton at s-,2d.; 81 bales do Set
Island at 1924. 20 London go bags Timothy SEED
at rs q To Rotterdam. 5000 light-pipe Slaves OF
private ms. To Antwerp, 225 bbls Beans at 2s. Cd
a brig ,ud schooner home from Inckpau with Molasse
at $i, under deck
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$t6, $3.50 $3I 600 from Customs; Payments, $6iH
4G 23-s67 ,0C0 California Drafts Balance, eli ,2F,
Az 20.
We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week anC
since Jan. |:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
financial.

NORTH RIVER BANK.-At q meetin, Of ~.
~ Board Of Drrr;ors. held THIS DAY, LEVI apass
eco. unanimously elected President Of iAls Baai IA -.
Of Nar,hal u Roberts esa, Fessaed.-Sew. s-r u
lSx. A. b HAYS c..ft.~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

STATE or NEw-YoRK, BANK DEPsRrNs>r, Marchls 1857
~ in such case made and provided that all the CRcULAr-
ING NOTES issued to THE CANAL BANK OF L0CKP0Rr,
Banking Association Lockpo, Niagara County, must Be PEE
ssnted the c- Of the Superintendent Of he Bank DEPART
ment the State OF New.lork, tor paymeut within TWO
YEARS from the date hereof the funds deposited M the
deton Of the Circulating Notes sued the said Bsnk vii
BE- given up. JAMES NJ. COOK, Superintendent
The Bank Of Albany, al Albany, will redeem the Note,
behalf of the Superintendent. mh2l lawiyS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD Co 4
New-York, Sept H. 1883.
TNHE annual election for DIRECTORS Of tho
NEWYORK AND ERIE RAILROAD co. will BE- bed
the office in Erepse TUESDAY the 18th October neI
from II O'Clock a m 70 o'clock p.
The Transfer Books will be closed the LIST Ocobes 2p
a., and be opened the day after the election.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

OFFICE L. CRossE AND amv.vSrr R,ILso.p Co >,
NI~iosx, sspI 10, Ixs h
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders ~ ~
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS !, - -
IA CROssY AND MILWAUKEE r. R Co ~, ~ -
signed arr authorized 70 fund the August pas,e- CoS,
said Boucs psr by sSsns In eahsnsc ror ~. 500
Fune Pond. of the Company seventy cent. 70 a.
Which Bond. are secured BY Third Mortgage an ~ .st t
In. so ils, of rosS aud upon al is d-po... hns
sryy belonging ~ said COMPANY, T'f
' WV. A. GUEST
ALFRED NOXOy ycouu,,,
A. c. GuNNlSoN ~--'ss|
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

FkIUAl, Uct. l.
AsUES-The eemsne or both kinds s limited ba, pce. aye
IL. r.H. g % hhs AZ 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

srooK OF AHEs, SEPT. -, lsS
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASK Ell

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale u
Ill the Crane Metallic Burial Gaskets at n great ~
pense, we introduce them 60 the public ns hayin 4
superiority over any case now in use, beauty ot =
sign. artistic and elaborate finish simplicity In Ia
ing. highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings, perfectly air tight, and also giving IN "ntre
,icw Of the body,-the topof the casket being con,
structcd Of the finest French plate glass renders 1
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lic Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass. which
tcurcs the case from damage on account OF any eX,
ternal pressure.
Wooden coifns made to order, and punctml at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. \ fine
Hearse will always he on hand,
Any infringement on our patent rights viii sub
jcct the offender to prosecution
/ ian 10 BUTLER n KOCH.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
Cbs frlitiana lemottat.
7 L Il NJ S

DOLLARS per year payabl,
IN advance ForR. if not paid within six months
aud FIVE. ifnot paid before the close of the year.
Advertisements inserted at Ont
Dollar per Square of 10 lines or less for the irs
insertion. and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Fractions counted as FULL Squares.
Professional. aud BUSINESS Cards not exceeding six
ines. for twelve months Ten Dollars. Advertise.
ments not marked with ;ne numDci If insertions
will be inserted until forbid.
PArESr MtncISEs.--Thrty dollars per half column
per year, and none Of greater length inserted.
ANNot SCiSG CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE Ten DOLLARS
pavahIe in ADVANCE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

gsly" We learn from correspondent OF the
Wv York Times, writing from Salt Lake on
tie 18Th September, that Chief Justice Eckles
hg4 left the capital On leave of absence for
Tree months Prior to his departure, he was
rendered, bnt declined, complimentary ban,
qnet The Territory was perfectly quiet. The
Norman organ the News, had endeayored to
make capital ont of certain excesses committed
by few Gen,ies in Salt Lake CITY, but no
excitement followed.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

ptsy~ Additional adyices from the French
West Indies inform us that Guadaloupe had
received II large accession of laborers-7O0 Af
rcans aud $50 Asiatics. The L'Ayenir has
an article on emigration, showing its advanta.
gcs and answering the objections of the En-
gIisf press against bringing aborers from AT
rca The sugar crop of the current year IN
Martinique was estimated at So, 900 hogsheads
Imported provisions were abundant Every
thing was higher in price than ever In the
month of August there had been an unusually
large number of deaths.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
AG e n rs.

The following named persons IRE our authorized
agents to collect monies due for, and receive subscrp
tions TO. the "DEuocRAr"
ARTHUR MckENNA, Jackson, La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN a. MeIlUGH. Plains Store.
j. ". DORR, New Orleans
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
THE Pa SSIONS.

Love hope, and joy, fair pleasures's smiling tran
Hate. fear and gr.ci. the family Of pan
These. mix d with art, and to due bounds cUnln'd
Make and MAINTAIN the balance OF the mind;
Tho Light and shades. whose well accorded strife
Gives all the strength aud color Of our life.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

na- A teIegraphlc depatch from Washing
ton says that Mr.. Secretary Cass has address
ed communication to General Jerez declar-
ing his special mission closed, and that the gov
ernment will henceforth officially communicate
with Mr.. Yrssari, the regular Nicaraguan Min.
ister.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

INDUSTRIAL, &c.
r. B A u M A N NJ,

COACH AND $50 60 CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURER,
HAVING REMOVED to my new shop. on the street
IL running east OF the Union Hotel, I am prepared
to build all kind Of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, COACHES. &c
ON the most approved plans and, ina superior work
manlikc manner.
have now on hand and nearly finished. number
OF new bnggics, TO which would call the attention
OF my customers, ard the public in general. They
ar" warranted to be equal if not superior to any
brought from the North, or other places.
Thankful for the patronage and public confidence
extended. desire 10 retain and increase the same.
by industry, promp'noss. fair prices. aud good work
Attached to my establishment s q black. NTH
shop, where all work in that linr will be dole with
promptness and fully guaranteed.
VANllORNS IRON IMPROVED CULTIvATOR
Having the exclusive right to manufacture this
improved Cultivator, will furnish them to planters
on the most reasonable terms. Call and examine
them.
Also: Plantation Work Of every description.
have every facility for the furnishing ot CoGns.
NC. and personal attention given at funerals when
required. sept 26, 1851.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
EXCELSIOR CARRIAGE FACTORY.
BUTLER z5 & KOCH,


NIAkNFUL FOR PAST FAVORS. AND THf
l. very liberal patronage they have received during
the past year announce that they ready to I'LL al
orders for nrw work that may como 10 hand having
splendid stock Of the iin"st material ever used ID
the southern country. and faithful aud tashod work
men ready to put il ~ shape after me most approved
styles Of Buggrs aud Carriages now In usn.
Designs for Carriages. Bnrgyg, Sulkys 30 on the
latest aud most fashionable plaps ca j" seen at the
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
on IT,, North side Of the Public square. or at our
workshops
ia addition we would particularly call the atcn-
ton m the public % our large stock lately received
from Newark. y. J. Of
BlGGiES ROCkAWAYS, AND BAROrClIEs.
which We offer TO soll at ~ low prices they ca De
procured in Nrw Orleans thereby saving purchasers
river and rail road freight. CALL AND SEE.
NEW WORK ALWAYS ~ HAND.
Repairing Of every description done III The best
manner, AZ short notice ana ~ rrn,p iablr terms
Designs Of all kinds 81 vehicles 10 W. seen at our
shop Call and scc them All kinds ~ repairing
done on the shortest notice. All work warranted,
with proper usage.
Butler Kock. will supply planters with every
material they may wish.
All work done ii their shop, warranted, with prop.
or usage,
business solicited. and satisfaction rendered or no
charge made Call and eXam,nc our work.
January 1875. Is
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE,
PLANTERS SALOON.

IIsN y .lTIVV.N
TNllE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED UP. AND has
j nOW in successful blast one Of the best drinking
saloons in the State, out Of New Orleans where every
imaginable fancy anh substantial drink can be So
cured from drelntelt Of the prr4t bevcrag" distilled
The Bar Keeper IL experienced. attentive. and
polite
The Billiard Boom will be attended to by an eXpc
rirIgrh band. aud pains viii be spaced to render
tLs pleasant resort for gentlemen who desire rec
rcaiiOn aud amusement.
Rooms tr company, fitted up in the best style, and
evSy attention given.
Wines Cosda5, &c. fuy sale for medicinal prApo
SCI, warranlcd pure.
lee on hand during the entire year. The sick sup
piled AT low rates, 1zJ- Give US Il call.
feb IL B. MOSES