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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
Naval Intelligence.


The United States steam frigate Roanoke, fss ship OF
The Tone squadron, Commodore Mcintosh, ~hch has
bten repaired and refed ~ Boston, down tue bar
noon anc went 10 day. The following s list Of
William H. Gardner Fleet Surgeon, Edward G'chrnt
A. vsduer; Pnrser, f. c. Doran; First Lieutenant, T.
Ianer I'd, T. II. Stevens; Cd, George Fl. Cooper; 4h,
Abner Read; 5lh, VIM K. Powell; 9th, b. Kennon; Flag
Lieutenant, Samuel Msgaw; Captain Of Marines, Wat
son; Lieutenant Of Marines, p H. Fontane Chaplain, NJ.
Frost Secretary to Flag officer, William Zantxinser do
to Captain, st. Clarke; TO Purser, W. Bird; Chief
Engineer, Elbyidge Lawton; 1st Assistant Engineers,
James ". Adams. T. A. Shock; I'd Assstaot Engineers,
JOHN w. Moore, Alexander Greer Sd Assistant Fog ncers
g d Levy, John Pufdy, p Inch, Ssmuei Asres; Mid
shpmen, A. p. Cooke, 7. h. Eastman, G. N Bodgett,
William c. White, W. A. Kerr, Albert Kann Boasswsin,
JOHN Mckinley; Gunner John Owens; Carpenter, y N.
Cecil SSimaker, W. Bennett
The marine guard OF the United States San Ia
ciDto paid or the I'd ns a the Brooklyn Marine
Barracks. Their whole amount Of pay was IS COO SO.
letter from on board the United Ssaes cutter Ca
lying South West Pass below New Orleans says two
Of the have died OF yellow fever and now
down with II. Lent u Bremond bad been i'll, but had
recovered Lieut. w. G McGregor OF the United States
cutter Robert hoCeend lying At the same place. died Of
fever on the 10TH
The United States ship Relief went into commission on
Tuesday ard will sail for Aspinvan In few Jays. Her
officers are-Capt. James Il. Strong; Leus W. W. Low,
J. Howard March and ]. thornton; Passed Assistant
Surgeon, B. Ru.h Mitchell; Captains Clerk, James b.
NorrLS.a Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

Euft.fp Afsna n CANINE suErL-s. II. BARrfe0S
sAl-.as1an ~ rt~f@Ns -tp Tt-stsv mornbs, the 1fsh
ca Auru@t, betseer one All oDgck, fire occurred
tne rfyoerv Ftors - n Hktrs3r 40. ~ 4 Qsrr
swc@t ahe taneg weTs hrst N TIC deter narl d.
reaFU 1e t.yte batEeto So M ng3 abscr and rea.hef
boaEus Inc aicsl'o ca 49, wing gsFy soon s1teg1sBed
he nfe The Strange c9ndact d IT. Ha~rsssr al tls
a ts drsts appearing tbs etreeg fnv dvorsed
~ 81 attempting " ssve Any ~ urcrertv tog~J ~
9Th ethffc vent facts sdductf The luves "a IN n be
r4re Nexehai racw that ou he dag q lie nrbt ~
ffsrrr0n - COO nanwaCurnr As seven pes pound
- srccM ~ sbfty lays ard 90 hki same GAY hsrrsou
$50 Ire eosn q 9r Narph grover, f0r ono cent Der
rul ban 10 pad Tor .. and rcquesteA hn % send
~ II Hua taks wkv ihst Jay NJ Marsh seat f3f he
go nrd aeg Rsay from FfaTsone store ~ The Jay
~ thr n4Fat af a Orc y further sho~n thst Harrison
Nv 80 Osn account hard Or for money 49, ioiug
soy p1Of business There rAs a. insnfnoe q ~ 49, %
HGffncrs stock n groceries, and household tufniura,
rhe above facts apstbes v,ta he detailed crc1nsAn9
Ao before Justice Welsh Who ssued rarrAat 70
the afrcs Of NJ HARRISON snd IRE Marshal safer ta1s
~ Hsgson INTO custody and Jassce welsh ACCLAIMED 1e
Acguied foI tAAuipasson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
Miscellaneous and Disasters.

The Cunsra steamship Aipa Capt rocsle5 VII 81
FOR liverpool TITS ,undsy) morning hs.weea snd
The steamship Ariel, Gap. Lnslor % vs7dcrsls toe
sailed yesterday for Foas' npsor Hsvre Ard 7sunsr with
$50 passengers and sis7 80 2, in specie.
scHR BunsA VISTA, dee I. % trent Long Island from
Delaware Guy with Of 40 cos flr Newport nj
a 81 49, ,seu,nr oss, es, AZ ~ 80, ~, srola.v "a
The vessel tgbi, trd her c@5sa anchors out
Llvrcnrp A. Frankfort ils 2sh uli BRIG Or SO
ssllea ne Pi,,ss ss sse = ssnsc o Webster rrs
e Ine sga.srg SO SAs built expressly for me Sest
Yves, sroOss'Ils .sh nh BY xe..r, Joseph Doug,.s
commanded By CAPT Carries Orcut
Notices 60 Mariners.
s0urD or sUII-Rucy aAy.
EoRfHssS LIsHraousE OFFICE
EDIsBUReH sux 10, 1853 !
The csnm,ioners q se,,se,1 Lighthouses hereby give
!, sast hsy ,onnd = Mul commonly known bJ the
in ise -eS P.ss Ghc-uu bears from, the suoy
sos,s I'D q ne NORTH s-, i-le 70 line $50
srd 9, ss,.n snse in Inns ~nh stone house TIE besca
By order Of The Board
ALBx CuslrGHAs. Secretary.
nr,coss or POINTS Ray
arpRocairnic UrrIc,, AD.ransr,}
GThe Harbor Master ct Melbourne sss tween ,c- s.. II.
ieos ,ng he.ocn. hsye hs-r zoe = nsrs ne
snd Port Phlii9 souh Australia
Two pisr sssOogs ssss surmognea ny s,I On Pom,
"a ,s s or s,ysrd Esnse n,es ss me, white,
o,b s ''e' '''"' a anu =" 'Sa' 'r'@ e'oh
beaconsof the same forms on Care or Por, Sudbury
ore white md they arc 40 Ards ayart % Nss sas ~
re reef which me ,ry ere.s. occ.,usy IN s.l
fzfhof0s All round within cable length n lea Ng Il
mil fou Pom, sSasars Viii Is eaeoas % 20 Pon. Ia oy
sn ,, r ,noI nunSary r's s Y ae
berth Thoe~ bouod y The nor,eeas' eerp - s.
on on Point Uayley well open p IT, a1rtawsrf 1 a. while
III all 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

The to, DECREASE In net earnings u The road for the
months ending June 20 1858, compared wln The same
period In 1857, "a as .s2o GO.
TIE Rock Island Argus thus audes 10 tbs sui. pensng
between the Rock Inland road and certain "a,
ere The Mississippi
The Arguments rst Chspcery Court In the United
States Circuit Courts W the removal Of taa bridge
nuisance were concluded a. Burlington last snurSay
when the Jucge toos The papers FOR confederation Ddr
the u toe Augment Aked the defend ns cou
eel 70 show authority, or coor OF autb0y Tor build
Il 4 the bridge west u the ceutre ~ tie river
The anawer Of the defendants t.ss taa. TIE bridge
In very dangerous and unsafe condition. and lnspoc
ton thsrecf will convince any Aa that part Their
true, The pier FIRST wet Of the draw havicg
truss OF $50 feet, with the arch thrusung on ore sde
and without any counter nalanC Dg thrust OF me other
badly sprung and cracked, the bond Of the masonry
= broker, and Is sustained merely BY sOme temporary
shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

The receipts during ihe pas. tso weeks having been
Nstt, re market opened little sitter, and in Ia
the exerans ~ brokers obtain bet
ter prices crowned nth qrite q number ~
Eaes having been made Al trie above 61c, snd fe
The best offerings having brought high u. ms
sales effected 81 that price were scsterirg that do
rot alter cur quotations The vess Ia to-day we're
ookrg much better and 1o~ed very DECIDED Improve
meat especially The rnt class vess macy Of which
really VERY prime The total receipts NJ AL the yards cr
the week, lsst week and the week eDfng september 2
1851 were follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
Port or New York. September 4, 1855
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sesmsAip Alps tBr) Hock,ey, Liverpooi.E Cansrd o.,
Steamship Montgomery Croker 5svarnsh--H X Cromwell
stesmrhp Jamestown Clerk Richmond. &c--Ey LudlsuA
Steamship Wese' nport, Berry, B1liimere-a Cromwell
Ship Tahsman Thomas ssn Francsco-sution 4 90.
Ship Mallory, Lester. San FraLcisco-s ID Bsbcock
ship Oder HAM, Meier Bsmbug
saip Iorest King ROLES New Orleans Fsgs asz.rd
E.,h viclery, Mailman Ear Ffspcisco-L simpson
Bsrl villa sparrow aos'on-I sicsersoa
Msys na.s Senss9n; ssDo
sehr Kaoo,sb, Hesb ~ Johns PR-p 8 Dearborn.
sehr L Wentworth Ryder, st Johns, MFR Buck
s ss 4 Ksly, Kelly, rcso1P9., Small;
seSf f sdv s Wallace, se-sernoy smrS o.
sehr 6 Johnson Eve,in gnarn, Ricspora-van Bral. L
scer Ann. Cole City PoDt-J Hunter 4 Co.
sr mt. cs,sap asd
sssr sdrsras Edwssss roa a; s Mckee.
ssss s@sT T rss1s wilson. f phiaaeSss
ARRIVED
ship Rss %. Esrblebesd s,es,s Havana days WITH
en- ssrpsn.es sped 70 ses,. Of fr.snd snc Iscos
hess,isoo Dane ssss . aisd C6a-s: so'sna9 81, .x,a
BARK saml E,rey Jr cf New Lcrdon) Holmes New Lon.
Brir Gov Brown. Agwo-.hy. Havana, aug "a with sugar
ssrs Whit Is days rom Jsmaes fr paaisShs 70
date Francis Hart Of Cincinnati sesmSn died In the hospi
Brig Yosng Republic IF Potsnd) Fred--ichs sagua
days. with sugar Ac kirkland Won sachs Iraei Bal
I'd inst at 81 ION H. .pose shs George svan, from Ll-r
pool for Richmond. The experienced any Gains
and ,apsll. vi'h ,, T . ,sia vo. .,
vsns. cspt Robert Rieve; OF aiscss,e. Ne. died "
brig smi ners Obj Joaason 81 John, NIB 9days, with
BriS Acsd'sn tsr) tocshars, Windsor M. days win
Brir oygoet (Brj smith windsor vs.. "A dsys vita plas
Bris ssrsson Brisg. xyssc. Ct In ballast 10 srodie
sebr woodsins Allen, Minsuusn. aeI suly n win ma
fcsr tN,ssss Arm r) Fsisr windsor ss. 10 days With
Sch Alice, Bowell Bslsnore 6 dsya
rchr Amands Ksliv. C~ls,s s isys
sctr American Bei-. chss. Bosion, days
schr Convert Bad Boston for Alossy
sesr n I,., hodnsn Bosln.n New Bedford, 2SAIs
Steamer Petrol Aiey ProvireD.e
Steamer Curies. Batter, provi1ence
Steamer os-eola, Smith Norwich aud New LONDON.
Steamer s1espv. tsnnsy, S-g Hr,rov
TIE bark zephyr arrived 10 f Palermo July 10 sad a.
trrar 3lst Esrersre "a thing oct light sncs AMI
Vas dstsneo Gays Ia 1ornlsr BY westerly slrds
through the straits IN company with bark Archer from
srdrs for Liverpool Aug l lat 81 IS lon a. spoke hip No
lat ~ lon 81 ~ ,rrhsnset longitude with ship RICHMOND
Of and from Boston Tor ouepos Ayrea
Al anchor a. Riker's Island, Long lslsnd sound
bris river ssIs tf'tD. from Novs Scotia.
ship Rh.re, IS Days from Ior'oa.
MITCHELL
SAILED
Gteamshps ARIEL eouhsmptca Ac rlov.ds. aud Monsgo.
me,y t.vsnnsh JAIeso~n, Norfolk, 10, sao Neos.sr,
Wind duripr the d.y NH.oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
Political Intelligence.

N1rrxmR nlcnoSs -vrsMoSr The next sale eiec-
non viii take place 10 Vermont Tuesdsy, the TN Of
ssD4embsr, when = Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
NAse IAgslatuJe ard cree representatives IN Congress
win be chosen. We append list Of The candidates !"
Rrsyls,cr Democrats
For Governor. .... Hland IlAl Henry Keys
Iasuk Governor :. .Burnnam Martin. wylys lyman.
Dor Congress. .i-Esesiel p walton G. Esstrosn.
2--Iarein q Morrill,, CnsSe
3-Eomer 4. Royce. W. II H. Hnsns"
ne republican nominations for Congress are the pre-
sent incumbeuts whose 70 election Ia deemed certain
NAIsx-rhs regular election in the state OF Maine VII
take place the ensuing weekon Monday the 18TH OF
sep.ember There asc Governor and state LAgsAture
are 70 b chosen ard six representatives IN Congress
The canvass has teon quite animated Mantseen a.
Smith is the democrs Lol Morrill, the republican
candidate for Governor The nominations for Congress
follows
Dit Democrats. Repabscdss.
a-Dsvid R Eas.iags, John J. Perry,
S--Al1ed v. johnson, Ezra French,
Asa Gle Freeuisu III Morse,
s.-Jamc Wiley, Israel wssheurn, Jr.,
6.-Bon bradbury, Stephen =. fvslc'
The election In California, we believe, is 50 o axe
place on The 7h OF September, but tn oni or
Congress had not been made a. the Latest aa.es from
thence,
DELAWARE DssocRAuc OcsyEsIlos.-Ene DemosfsNc
N&Ae convention, or pehWhftJ WIS he'u - s'1
c6,n ult Wn. Burton nominated for Governor aud
Hen. VIM + whitley FOR Congress. Among the resolu-
tiops adopted by the Convention were he following
Resolved BY the democracy Of Delsware, Ia Conven-
tiou assembled. st. maintain AL unwsvering A.
.chort 10 the o. the States and Indignantly oppose
every aemp. array the people Of one sect on Of lac
Union asalsi another.
Resolved, TIA. democracy OF Delaware retain uua
hAiei couGo the integrity and wisdom Of James
Buchanan the Pres dent OF the Uoised States, whose pat
olssn and seRscy have been fully illustrated oy the
prompt and energetic adopted for the ppres
s0n Of revolution and thereby relieved the nstoo from
crest oes OF human life and immense expenditure OF
ne puoc money, ard anarchy in Western Territories
also efficient successful resistance TO British az
gresson upon commerce. under the nntenaoe assup
Non OF the right OF visitation, and that the whole pocy
the President has, and we doubt not will continue 70
ne emiuerty calculated perpeaste and strengthen Inc
band Of union. ensure domestic usnqu lily providing
sor the common aefence, promoting the general welfare
the blessings OF liberty 70 the people Of every
eecGop o. confederation.
DEcINzs-Judge peterborough declines TO be the can
dste Of the democracy for the Office Of Governor Of Viz
g,nis.
A CONTESTED ELECTION CASE FOR THE NEXT CONGRESS
Yr,uk p BAR Jr notified ]. Richard Barrett, the
member of Congress elect in the First district Of Missouri
sna lie will contest the legality or his election before the
mart Courrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


As matter OF course The cattle market poorly
rrrtseped today butchers and others being engaged
prep-rg or the eestest event OF the sge.he ceesra-
ton We DO no, remember to have seen so few pur-
ohasers the ySds Wednesday. Very many Of the
cattle bought up yestercayn fact, all that were
good purchased, leaving for 70 days sale very
poor os Of cattle Sales effected yesterday NJ from
&c. to DC, but to dsy Gales wholly st from Sc.
10 Sc, vito The exception Of 3 few lots Of very nfe-
rior cattle viii sold as s.. At Bergen there
sod on Monday, sbou, $50 bead The supply enor
nouf over fcur thousand head having been offered a. AL
Isrtcr and nearly o bead all the yards for the week
We l the make, destitute OF animation and brokers'
expressed it, pesiecy dead, win prices away down, aud
sll tending DOWNWARD. OF courses large proportion will
ne cold during the latter part OF the week.
The other yards Affected M the same way, aud
there wss comparatively nothing done snywn
Toe toA receipts a. a the yards for the week, last
week, and corresponding period ast year wee
S,ilr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

SATURDAY, Sept. AZ NJ
FIouR-The market was qaes and steady. Tho sales
embraced about 8, 300 bbls 1t Unchanged prices.
wuzAT-Sales Of 5000 bushels, including white Ken
lucky al 81 49, red Southern 81 Is 81 80 amber CO
lOred Southern u 49,
CoRS-sales 20 900 bushels at &c. . Toe. for mixed
Western. su round yellow ut 94c
PoRK-Saes Of 700 bbls. were made at SIT SIS SIT 7b
prime at SIS 30.
CorroS was Arm, with fair amount Of sales.
WHEKsY--Sser OF 200 bbis were made at 24hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05


OF egn dry goods a. New York for The week
January L.
Far the tceek. 1863. 1857. 1853
Eu.erea at the port ,es4 800 s,si7sss sls,0ais
Throsp OF msrkss.. l,7s6,7es 1,iss,l7a 2l'o,97a
htasea Z. he port. 7l,seooss 7e,ls2,ols A7,s,sss
Thrown market. 7i,too,93s 73.6s5,S68 4s,732,12a
By the above table win be that the dry goods
entered at this port within the past week have, for tho
nrs. ume many months, exceeded the amount for tho
period in 1856 and 1857 while tho thrown on
the market also exceeds thG. Of 1887 though 1T is under
that Of 1885, the aggregate since the LIST Of January last
although under the amounts Of the two Previous years.
yet approximatee them increasing ratio. rhe dry
goods trade good deal interrupted by the celebrated
the ls inst All business wss, In mearure, suspend
cd; and far selling CONCERNED, trade was sus-
pended, large proportion OF tho stores being closed
Western dealers have appeared creator force tbe pre-
ept week, and purchases have been made TO fair
tent though the trade from thst quarter not foy com
menced Ready made cotnng houses have opsned their
supplies OF woolien articles suoh as winter vests tax
pants der and overceAs &C. though early for the
Western demand, they lock forward TO fair fall trade
with Western dealers. Cotton domestic goods though
tanned especially heavy piece goods suitable for
the export trade Drills adapted to the Chua trace were
frer with sass Of about goo pieces which wore taken
Getty fpecu slon We quote 80 nch 40 Yaed piecss
$40 Tor Shipment after wards sAc was demand
ea. Brosn sneetngs and snirtngs were "a
ther heavy. Sales q heavy shirtings were
made att aye. Bhacned sheenge and shlr.iugs were IN
COCO demand and prices sustained Cotton aannes
fair demand. We quote PASSAGES at exc, Hamilton al
lGhc ard Amoekeag ct l2c In cation jeans the demand
fair and sales making at 7c loo. for oroSa
b,escned ind colored. Dertns and Stripes without
change OF moment Printing cloths were dull Pr'n's
In air demand, and sold al 90. 1ohc Osnsourss
continued 10 rule dull prices varied from &C. lohc for
goods two and half and two yards WIDE Cotton duck
better demand without change in prices Ia
foreign goods there fair business doing, and prices
Tor certain desirable and seasonsbe styles OF fresh i'm
porisons quite firm. Dress goods under this head
firm and toleraoly active Staple dress goods were
sedy aid with slight concessions could be freely sold
Black silks, 26 nches, and ranging from 75c 81 25,
were fYeey dealt In Fancy silks ALEC IN god de-
rnand. White robes dull Printed goods doing
well. High grades and finish OF French aod German
and cassmeres in good demand and at
prices The auction sales have been made to fair
tent, ard well attended, while prices obtained compared
iayorxbly with previous sales Of the seeon.
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The demand having been moderately active, thorc has
been quite respectable Market notwithstanding the fat
iaat the receipts during the past four Ave weeks have
been so heavy. Prime sheep rather scarce and
wanted al MI pric1s While those % other qualities
ether In moderate demand Dull. lambs are steady
bat not much demand "a prime ehsep and d no.
conma1d such high prices. The market has been s1b
lcosd " pretty fluctuations during The past
wetks sad especially the rast week bu, prices have
been within our range Of quotations me market closed
rather dull, With q fovnvarf tsndcncv. Tue total
oepa al all the yards fer 1he GEEK last and for the
week ending september 2, 1857, we're re folloss.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
Personal Intelligence.

Hr ncellency the Governor General Of Osnsds ana
LADY Head arrived In Montreal the 3oth uii His Ex
cel,ency was received u Po g. Charles ~ tho Mayor
m whose carriage he and Lady Head proceeded 70 the
Ha'i, where they arrived, under escort Of SesL Desf
vieres troop Of Montreal Cavalry and wcre received
guard Of honor from the Montreal Volunteer Mnes de
hterwir6s left for Spencer Wood.
hGovernos Fooie Of Mks, and Gen. Harvey, are also
sojourning ST the ss Nicholas.
Hon. Albert Gsl,ssin Brown has accepted public din
rendered him by the Of Copan county, e.,
and has named tho lth September the day FOR the
entertainment
Tx Governor Ersstus Fairbanks, Of Vermont slowly
recovering from a.dangerous Illness
Colonel Cooper AdutaDs General OF the United STATES
army left Washington the LIST instant 10 join the Sec
rotary II War and General Scott al Old Point.
The Secretary cr the Navy viii shortly make visit Of
inspection TO the Norfolk navy yard.
The United States Attorney General still in Pennsyva.
via.
FL Governor 6. Medary, Of Ohio, Is In Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

syyANvRs no AND from HAvANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EHYIR. CrY-rrcm Res York ID arriving q Havana
T. and ESw Orleans M Yo1 d sso Hsw Orleans ~'n Havana
CABAwAA--From New York lzh arriving Havana l7h,
Sne New orieans 18Th From Nav Orleans Ata HAVANA
rHulpIIrHAsrop New YORK. I'm, arriving a Havana
I'd and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans s'n' Havana
BLACK HEsIos From New York 2th arriving at Havana
lst ard New Orleans 3D. from New Oreans lsh usvans
18th arriving at New York 18th, a.
and sd FROM usyans 10th srd 18th due ~ Se~ YORK icn
and sist-
When above dates fail Sunday The steamers viii sal
on Hoptsy, except from New orieans
THE oyxxL AND MAI TO ITDYA AND oHpA.
The following may be o. value % those having correspono
The mall leaves Southampton the ah and % Of each
Arrives a. Gibraltar about he ath 18th Of onth
Arrives a. Malta about The 4th and 51h OF moath
Arrives at AeXandrs about the 18th Of and Alb Of FOL
lowing month.
saeI shout the 10Th us and ssh ss Of
Alden sbout the ssh arb and 10Th
18th Of folio wing month.
Leaves Alden about he 18th xA OF same and day Of
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about The 50 70 bh
And 18th . zlst OF following nontc
7th and 22i TO sd Of following month
Point Gale for Pulo Penang tie day II the
Arrives Pulo Penang sos igs lsh 18th
18th Of following month.
singapore about the isa 10th and sst LIST
Leaves Singapore about I2 boure after arrival.
Arrives at Hong Kong about he I'D or a's and 9Th or loA
Leaves next day for shAnvna
Two mails leave Engandone on tie eth and pm OF each
monshva Msrsees sind arrives ct Alexandria about tho
time tie Southern mail.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rnis DAY. . 20
sun moon Moon RISES .ners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

There continues demand for good cows aad prices
for Yrn,e are q ufe better. Poor old very
du and l. i exceedingly hard 10 mad market tor
any price. During me whole OF The wees thero hes
oe.n steady fair demsnd far the beet onslinxs AMI
saes have been made a. lrom 80 70 500 for good
prime A few OF the offerings prime AVID said
N give twenty 10 twenty four quarts 0f milk day
they sold ct from 500 % SIS Icr bead. Poor sell
from eco 70 t35 Tie to,sl receipts AL the yards for
week, week and woek ending September 1887,
xera a. fnllnxs.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

The market has been we'll ruppsd but the demand has
boon only moderately active, al prices within range Of
quotations above The receipts at the Hudson RIVER
drove yard for The week ending Sept H. 1883, nv
Eric Railroad 1904 via Bergen, lei Hudeon river, as
albany rropellers, 0,6-to,ai s29 OF which sent
70 Western yard Forti.ta street. 05t sold, 0oe; LEFT
over ureo'd 3,lap Total t,s2a. The gacs noted
elusive Of COZ hand NJ iss reuot, making sass for
the veet IT so7a, The average quality o. hogs FOR the
week Just closed 70 much heaer the week before
Sales yssterdsy by Ayres favt,n 70 p Root lo6 Jeer
courty hosy, sverage 26b los gross at 5c Ffank
n, l53 BeFkper county hogs, nj 80 gross 10 day 2e9
bi.ll hogs averaged lss IDS from ONO.
RgCAPIruLArToN.
Tbe total receipts % ali stock q. all the yards for The
week last week aimee LAT January, and corresponding
"a Lat 44a rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05

Against si4 2I es the previous months and s2z s93 81
in August 1857 Mr. Osborn, the President has rcufDet
from The West after making thoropgh examination or
the line with M Wheeler, the agent OF certain Engsh
stockholders.
The following statement submitted 70 the sto,k-
holders In the Phsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj
road, at their meeting on the LIST inst
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The Dry Goods Trade.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of ogn dry goods New York for The week anu snce
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Hu1rrxmR nhcnoSs -vrnoSr. The next STATE eec-
non VIII take place Vermont Tusfdsy, the IN Of
ssD4embsr, when . Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
sAse Iegisatue ard ree Representatives 10 Congress
win be chosen. We append a list OF The cAndidaiesa
hAcaA unxtn~
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Of OF 2as degees being vable IRON ths
the courzes II DEG 70 deg r. Spanish rech-
orng which the beaIingn Of tbs 1rao q vAencA and
Cape st Apthonyas ~ .2 rs 81 As spanMh reck-
oLpg Is W II Greenwicn
WHITE, LLANO 4 MORkND Agents for Lloyds.
Capt @ HAIsrED, BIN, Secretary. uoyd'a
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The earnings Of The read for six months ending Jans
80 1852 compared with the period 1857 arc