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Thursday Evening October "a, 1889
Nothing Of Importance TRANSFERRED to-day in the paper note
aRet The offerings large inquiry for
money whchs indication of increRss ia general
weather IN parts Of the world has great
toa events thereby influencing agriculture and crops in
ganegal sugar cotton whe4 is hardly
sea With weather have ID for fortF days. there
any ,pain but there complaints about def
aiaucy thu Of the sugar We might give up
any dependence weather II there should be groanns
aseason have been favored with. Are euiyat
sfs Il e Isl sugdr cotton psners-aware that by
senHg u depressing nurmuring at the weather
ey creating feeling gr5atly in favor Of lenders
Ind des1eFs planters and factors securities
This memorable day in the annals of hnance-ihat is the
i'd October 1851, stands black day in New
ries when thse af banks forced 70 temporary
Suspension general commenced all The others
brought solely by sort Of contagious disease imported
supposed gfeRt aahcal and commercial metro
polls tais Union, New York Fortunately, after few dozen
dpg eputaa patrons q the banks obtained
tha amount II hsr deposits and lew hundred bill hold
reiisFed their fright the panic ceased The cohtras
present and gear great Nov we have kind
aanlssfy pa1icssty had financial one We have
psss ,Foaeh both shall In all probability pass through
asansl 4aore. 1T least We hopeso.
This ESeaange market to-day presented indications of
changes Thsrewere sight drafts New York at dis
hrss dpyH sight IA discount First class drawers
aed ii Y discount The rate for checks was q dis
enui hoaa round not refused Thirty days
sight good commercial bills ~ a u discount; sixty days
sight lz l&5 @ "a discount though drafts unknown to
fans hat all preb y good and sound could have been
had ~ figures not quoabe In foreign
mole transactions IN clear Sterling at l0S 1855 a 1857 and
some Tie hulk 6f The transactions at l05d q
The bunk remittance % 100 o. l0914. Bills Of
la drafts range from 1918 @ i0is and i0f$ even up 10
40 6 there disposition the part Of buyers TO enhance
afgn flames the movements comprise sales of good
bills 81 down 70 SIS "a 52I3S 0noher
points broader, say from 62s3l q 2S4 The
banks shichaTe drawing, ask 10 "a 5l5.
the sale Of 100 shares Canal Bank at 20
NJ Ia Hhh dhnn in
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Vs. BY Capt Griffin. of steamship Empire City, in lat
~ long 76 &C. bark Indus bound Rio de Janeroall
well.
On 18Th inst Is lS long 81 ST. ship Luna, bound
This port.
On the 18Th passed steamship Black Warrior
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NEW Y0RK-Shfp Maid OF 0reans-48 bales of cotton, 1888
hhds tobacco 90 bates tobacco "a binds ia boxes
sos bb molRse 26S f bbs moasses 1882 bbs -four 30 bb
whisky las casks liquors Al bues moss 33 do wool 50 bbs Of
sarsApar 2555 pigs aud slabs lead 8 casks china Al OF
lignum vitae 100 pigs mdse.
BosTON-Bsrs hsrmous22 bales cotton, ISIS bbls -four,
1880 hides, 24UU slaves
HAvRE-ship Edward Hynan55ls bales cotton and 1920
slaves.
BARoELoNA-Brig Magin5 $50 bales cotton 1900 slaves
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Button Ne0-E u 2 B nneD Riun-E ButllaY-FtanlS e
Bum-BlUnet0rd 3rutel-bscde n Smsas-Butsh SeG--J a
Iig zenaAu eeS hursaBleseAU Bfe--I burnside ge0
BuekHer, NeWiu6n-l observation-disclosures, johnson &
e0Beuhus Lewis &e9J COMEDY &Go--Giark q
BrisbirGarrol Hoy co-Gh'iyerse, Eenne Closter
tuftB Ono sliAeS rWcSenR Ols-J Derbes il tea--ti
NV DuatRr Ecb-l, Al Duncan G DavenpuCJS
DupuyENto n IIenderso-p nunelly, Blzlua &Co--A Il
Douovan--A i u Ezektlf FroisG 4 FosdickG n Free
naHars Fsrrell--j N Gould &co--R Ged1es-P tiaune-
Giquet Il IaTisonE Girara-A GuesIart--lf GodchatS-
A D Grief &eotOnauN & NiRaNoses Greenwood-lireEor&
Wilson, II GmAn-J Genser--A Clean &eo--t Goldsmith,
&cO-Ha, kemp &coB Hans--G NJ Harvey &eo- tiAfndeus
Express-Hall Hildreth-Heald, Masse scoj Hess--A
James &co-Holmes q GlGussA JEcqust-J Y johnson &co-
j ii JaCRsun-C Inurdgin-S Kaiser AGO. y kernaghRu eco
-Kcutgen EcO-R X Lnughin--Lugay " technu--Lngan "
Aeyassgur-G Stuart &c0-IeTy, simmons &co
II Laruus ecoW LetChtord Sco Lupesqhoss Bros teo l.
w Lyons kcOIeeds sto-nfores K ID tmeConLac0y tcOJ
LINN Eco.E Marquee Eco-S MoOdy-G Morrison eco
b Moore EcoF Aalard keof Mnreau--A Nun Oe ScO-
A Ii NAV Eco-RObert Ais &co-Marbury Il Eester-D Aau-
nav Massey Collins &co-RS M0rseJ Marks &eo-J
Norton Ecn-Edwarl Male &o0-Norton, M0sely &co-J
OtersonJ Oliver .Eco-PaOn, Smith y PutnHmR Pitken
-Prestey & Ben-PayRu Cahart-PAyne Steele 6co-S II
GAuin-W II RI ynolds Sco-RUgty, Blair &co-F Rimaiho
kco-P 4 r lily tco-S W RHwlius kco-Davs L Rusand-
Robertson Il McDouga-R Fl RHyne &coRice Bro &co-F G
Randolph &co-Retd Hughes &cO-E Roger &cOE RSeyeus
lCo-Slari, Staulier EcoW N Stevens aEcOSmh Bro-F
StriHger &coH Shepherd-Lobit & Gharpaner-W Temple
ton Eco-E Smth-B rbbe-J A TurUer-G II FAylor-B Tur-
pinTbompfou X Rarues-J Valentine Eco-W Wright eco
White-Warren Gilmore &co-John Watt Eco-M Wadlsy 4
COP F Werlein--I Walker &co-U Yale jr kCbVauBan
buysen &co-R Raey Eco-And order..,.. From Havana
Costa-BJruio BEO-Fuig, Mir CO-keep Wardel.
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Sp0KFN.

Per steamship Magnolia Indianola and Galveston-Ar
Kerr Gosteneaux Mrs Presner and four children, Mir
Landry Freeman, White, Gfelet, and FIVE on deck
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Cheaper and superior to any other ever used in Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities
list uURAEILIrY-eQpal TO iht best slate roofs
I'd IMPF me ABIhITY-Superor any other; no crack
or leaks being possible.
Sd. yIII presents smooth and granite like surface
All. CHE APSESS-t much less than thnngl
good any slate wood roof inferior
composition toadqg heretofore offered the public
cost o cutters and valleys
81. INGuMBusTiBiLTTY-T will resist fire better than
slate roof.
6lh G0NvENIENCE-It will soften under the heat OF
this climate and projects the interior Of buildings the
heat of SIMMER.
7h DfY-It becomes harder and smoother from
put upon roofs of any slope being of light
weight require heavy aers support while II Is
liable corro0n and breaking qurc repairs
substances several Of which peculiar to alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in This city.
Testimonials Of the correctness the above in the hands
Of the sad may De verified By any person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left at the Post.ofee Box K Ne. 2 will ba
J.. C. KAUFMAN
isl5 IL corner Of BienYiile and AArRs sis,
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C4NGISNEEE

ENEW fQRk-steanship Empire GityAgent Of steamer
Agent q Aantoa Of Mohile IneI 4itkip-
A4sih 4 d3lf-R L Adams &ooI Adams &e0--Anlar
iretesH Block 6eoC BArEiete BEo-Betgel Hare--Ja
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IlJS EyEs a ltJi OF
7RW oRLHANs AGENCY on uHa

NEW ORLEANS AGENCX OF ME
HOME INsURANoE COMPANY,
New York,
Cash Capita sGJott0 surplus over $3.50 900.
This Company perfectly responsible for ali Losses under it's
Policies aud well known the Local Companies of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold It's Po
ce Of lnsurln Fire and River Risks at lowest rates.
and Is cent return Premiums IN lieu Of Scrip
Dividends r. w. RAYNE Agent,
No IS Magazine street. New Orleans.
pIRECToRs:
Charles J, Martin, President;
William coi fmseT a r n S \ Lawrence Co..
pantord n liarngy, firm of Wells Fargo / Go
s aSs.a' isaso %2ofs H 1aa Graders Bank
M1 T. R melS" I MN u 81 osfiq MellsH g
3 Watson Bull, firm Of Haskell, AIerricE 1 Bull
Levi sohc firm Of Stone Starr 4 Co ;
s m aT3n arm r o. IF Rarpey Humphrey Buer
Theodore McNames, firm Of Bowen IcN6nee 1 Co
6yas VEGA i'm # w RGS9 w"sd c. g. Of st louis
Roe lockwood, trn Of R, Lockwood / Son
John e. Nelson, firm Of Nelson 4 Co
%eosFe F$sges j &soss Fs ..@@si! g. =
Ward 4 Work 1T fr ,9 8 Ward A. Work Son
Isaac Il Fr2thin}gbsm. firm # II Fro,hnsham / Co
Gspnas Il ,I Norton, An # SoF,oa TsSet.
Jesse Hoyt firm Of Jesse HoYt Il %;
lynn S So5ss r o Sdo SE 6v Sh Rss
AifryG : Barnes asn Of 4 s Barnes sase ~ = 20
Curtis Noble, firm Of Cond ( Noble;
John B. hutchinson firm Of j. g. Howe 4 Co of Boston
Charles P. Baldwin firm of Baldwin Starr i 60 ::
f%Gs ( FS Ts9 o F e ddffR% gS5s ssmn
Sidney Mason, firm of Mason 4 rhomnson
George T. Sledman, FIRM of Sedman Carlisle & Shaw of
John v Whlock firm Of whtock, Kellogg & rarter
Cyrus Yale, Jr., firm of c. Yale Jr., Go Of New Or
+ II fn Of coss Hill 4 TslmadS S', oi Mem.
David S5a 5 4R RR2E s BFG' *4lS S Albany
Officers J 4 HIM Is rIT .
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PASS EN- Q Err 3,

BELow-OoMIFa UP
Brennan Ship Achilles Nordenho from Liverpool Aug 3D. tt
Warnekin { KerchOf
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Notice is hereby Ven that at the termination IF Ehe COZ art
nbrship existing according written articles of agree
man between the members OF the FIN OF Baylor Co
viii be dissolved and the unfinished hnsines placed
SaaehssIsr, March, 1855. = 5 NV
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Sbippilty gntelIigeuts.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Maid of Orleans Hail. for New York. Aaron Cohen
Ship Edward Hyman, Nell, for H8vre, p Whitney eco
Bark Marmiun Salter for Boston, Creevy Furwcll
Spanish Brig NNgin Guarehole, for Barcelona Master
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Steamship Empire CITY, Griffin, from New York via Key
West 10 $ DeTisser &co-lst district.
Steamship Magnolia Crowe from Indanols and Galveston
TO @ Payne-lst dist
Spanish Bark Niyario Gusn from Havana 9Th inst in bal
last, omaster-ith dist &C.
SClr Arsene. Weaver, from CnvinEton- Basin.
Schr Mary Sosthne, GalAas from Biloxi-Basin
Schr Eclipse, Peters, from Bay St ouis-Basiu.
Schr Goncorda GhRlon, from Bay St Lous-Basn,
Schrs Alcyon, Narcises. from BonfoucR-Basiu.
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N, COREY. B, BoCKiUs q
~ RES IS and 90 Canal street, New OIleHn-Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical In
struments, etc
up With particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine.
ms "
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j. p WHITNEY a Co, 70 Carondeletstrest
F2F passage apply Io Tue eattn board post s. First
HttflcE- Oh
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4gE FDGS LIVERPOOL-THR All FAsFsA
kssSSS ine American ship -. Patrick, Capt n Ktn-
immediate dispatch FOR freight q 400 bales Goan apply
S. JONES Il 90,
No g. Grayier street.
District. sells
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sA BINE ASS

To sail on SATURDAY October %, at S O'Clock A, N.
FOR SA aSENE PASS AND CALVES
&NiEH$ ton-u. ). Mail Iine-The Southern Steamship
sss@hssaa@ Con phuy's and superior iron steam
ship MathgOrtlT, Flanders, commander will leave
above stopping sabine Pass going and returning from
Galveston, cafryng the q. s. mail
For freight passage, having superior Accommodations
ply O. B. PAYNE, 81 Ca ~ street.
90 steamship of this line will eaye 70 the above ports
the I'D Of October ola
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EsfS FOR LIVERPOOL THE VERY FAST
REt3 sailing American ship Statesman, Emory, mas
aaer, having large part nj her cargo engaged, will
have immediate dispatch For freight Of bales apply
to JONES X co.
vi GraVief street.
For passage apply 10 captain on board SOS
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HAyRE.

65S6 FOR I4VRE.-rHE Al FAST SAILING
kFSf@y American snip ACldiG Snow, Cant Howe Is row
ing for the above port For Freight Of 5Oa bales
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n ~ = II 777 ~ u = Y
The subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his old
friends patrons public generally and begs
that the above magnificent ctaraly
and otherwise the finest in AmercAlt henceiorth By
dnctcd a of enlarged Hberaity and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation
sympathy with the spirit retrenrhment and economy
imperative by the strDgency of the times per
Fadins all classes the price of daily board will from this dat
be- reduced o Two Dollars.
Tie advantages all Hotels
GnCi natl are manifold; among which liberal Rn6
eIegn architecture and easily accessible Offices Of
pahic convenience the bnes Dining Rooms and LRdies Draw
ing The liberal arrangement for
nE meals nearly every twenty -four great central
situation and close proximity all prominent places
business.
l'l fa22 On 6n '''i' ''',s A. B. COLEMAN.
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E%6e FOR IIAy5tI1-TnE Al FAST sAIH8Ng
kf4T American ship HelfOs, Capt Mason, is noN st8a
3ng Tor lhe above port Eor fEeight Of a9l ha-- 81
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LEXANDRIA.
Torrespondenee of The Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 4, 1853.
A most brutal murder was disclosed In the evil
dencs presented at coroner's inquest held in this
city yesterday morning. 1t appears that one We'd
nesday night the wife Of man named Jno Muir
ply, who resid es with her husband in a blind
alley running into Pitt street near Princess street.
was out on business, and, In the dark, lost her
way. She employed negro man to guide her;
and, on her arrival home, her husbands wrath
was kindled by the color of her companion, and
a violent quarrel took place between the twain.
Blows succeeded words, and, in the conflict,
Murphy sta bbed his wife in the neck. The blood
flowed freely, bespattering the clothes of the
siiiant. The negro man. Fastening off, informed
the night watch Of the fracas. Capt Moore, and
a couple of watchmen went to the house and ar
rested Murphy. Upon being conveyed to the jail
II was found that he had torn the CORY bosom
from his shirt; yet his other clothing furnish
ample evidence Of the crime. The wounded wo-
man died during the night; and the accused will
have hearing before Justice Price this morning,
and further examination before the county court,
which sits on Monday next.
The fog upon the Potomac this morning rem
dered navigation dangerous; and the passengers
for the Orange and Alexandria railroad came
down overland
The expected discussion at Liberty Hall to-
night excites much interest, and will b. largely
attended.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union gives a sketch of the jealousy
with which the people of Virginia have for
thrse-quarters Of century regarded the Gu
bernatorial prerogative, and shows how they
have shorn the Office of Chief Magistrate of
their Commonwealth of every thing that sa-
vored Of unlimited power, leaving it mere
executive station with little patronage or other
influence, beyond that given it by the char.
acter Of its occupant. In view of this, it says !:
"The angry occurrences at Petersburg are but
another instance Of the much ado about notn-
ing There is nothing but the barren honor at
taching the title Of Governor which Is at STAKE
In the convention. The excitement at Petersburg
illustrates, however, the disinterested zeal In
their politics which characterizes the masses In
Virginia Their enthusiasm in these matters Is
eminently Platonic. They will struggle with
infinitely more zeal and desperation for an office
Of honor than for one Of emolument-"
The Union, further, comments upon the po-
Iitical prophets, that catch at the shadows Of
coming events at Washington, and embody
them in telling paragraphs, for the Northern
press. 1t, likewise, is astonished that the Re
publican "higher law organs should com
plain that South Carolina grand jury ne.
glect to enforce the CLOVER law"
The InteIIigeneer, in an article on "The
Revenue from Customs puts in word fol
incidental" protection.
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THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOP.EDIA.

Mr.. SHII.LlSGTON. the Sole gent for Wash
IngtOn, Respectfully announces the publicltlon of
THIS popu!nr Dictionary Of UnTsrsaI Knowledge
will be the first really American Cyo.opHdia that
has ever been published. FroE the Amer oaa Stand
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The Editors have the assistano. of almost all the
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imperative, if we would not tamely sacrifice
everything to dread Of the power in our own
immediate vicinity of the French, English and
Spanish coalition to repress the United States
In Spanish America. 49, - q e.
We know not what specific measures will be
adopted by the Administration in this matter,
or what measures will be recommended for the
adoption Of Congress. That they will prove
ample for the protection Of American rights
and interests, We, however, feel well assured.
We may add our belief that Mr.. Forsyth will
be his own successor in Mexico; his return
there, after his current consultations with the
Government here, striking us as being emil
nently necessary, not only to the vindication
Of our national honor, outraged by Zuiuaga in
his fragrant treatment of the so proper repre-
sensations of Mr.. F., but for the protection OF
the rights of the Americans now in Mexico and
to thwart the intrigues of the agents Of other
governments there against us; with all of which
Mr.. Forsyth is far more familiar than any new
American minister can possibly become in a
twelve-month-the twelve-month in which the
problem of the triumphant defence or utter
loss of all we have at stake in Mexico, is surely
to be solved.
PRINTING FOR THE TERRIroRIEs.-The SEQ.
reta-y Of the Treasury has now before him the
following curious case Of appeal The Legis
lative Assembly for Nebraska Territory elected
printer to print their proceedings, laws, DC
Their secretary who is also printer, contendet
| that he had right to control this work him
self; and would not deliver the law document
into the hands of the printer elect, and refused
to audit his accounts for the legislative worl
performed. The printer appeals to the Score
tary of the Treasury to put him in possession
of the laws, and cites the cases of Minnesot
and Kansas as presidents to show that the RICH
of the Territorial Legislature to control thei
own printing has been heretofore recognized
by the Dep artment .rr-
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CENTLEMEN'S DRESSING ROBES OI
VI new AID good sly les, AID some of superior qual

CENTLEMEN'S DRESSING ROBES OF
VI new AID good styles ard some Of superior quail
ity.
travelling sHAWLs or MAUDS, some of the
tour assor, ment of entlemen's UNDER-GAR-
MENIS :, always large, Is now in greater variety
Our assortment of Gsntlemen's BELONG
IS,S" Is oonP;ete IN every department. Large
Buying exclusively for cash. and our long expert
enos in trade. ~ ears in the same place and wish
lag to increase our cash sales. We offer the largest
stock OF frss-rate goods at the lowest PRICES, e
de4-st saiesroom. Brosns' Hltel.
EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS. TO-
IL 81 Pa. du.. opposite BrownJ Hotel
r. PURCELL l. SON have Just imported, per
ship Gibraltar. from Liverpool Direct, andy&
other sources. one hundred and ffty pack ~
ages of the above articles, of the best quality S
and latest styles. We name ia part ~
Gold band and White French and Eng ish China
Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and BHe Painted Dinner. Tea and
China Vases. Chins Motto Co1ees and saucers.
Tea Sets and Bohemian Buffers and Covers,
Cut, PLAIN and Pressed q Ass of almost every de-
Plated. Albata. and Britannia Table, Tea and Des
sert Spoons and Folks. Coffee and Tea Sets. or
Casters, Butter Knives. Ladies'. &C.
Ivory handled aud other KNIVES and Forks in sets
Of5i pieces, or separate,
GiraGdolss. Coal Oil, ETHEREAL and Lard Lamps and
Waters. Coffee Urns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns
A very fine assortment of common goods suitab BILE
for retail groceries, all of which will be sod whole
s qaay sons Ws9s sssof;
Goods will be carefully packed and sent to any
part of the city free of charge.
eau IRON thsir irend: and the public generally
Hotel. =
de4 colin THOs. PURCELL SON.
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For THE PAcIFIc.-A special messenger left
here yesterday, for st. Louis, with copies Of
the Presidents message and accompanying
documents, to be forwarded by the overland
mail to San Francisco. Advance copies will
also 60 by the Tehuantepec route, and by
steamship from New York via Panama.
SENATOR SUNNER.-Letters were resolved
in this city on Thursday evening from Senator
Sumner, dated at Paris, Nov. 18th, and stating
that his health is much improved, but that his
physicians insist he nust remain there longer
He will not be here till January.
TIE WBAfHIR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu ton
The time of observation Is about z O'Clock: