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SSi6ti9 fir Ginapanoerer.
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grn tsute. ben 9. 8 Osenter an, nsrten bs gtmranberer
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Waenten. |F4ytfIlS JH SObn 6. 0aIfcr, 'NE
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANN
umaespgen mad BEN neusn @et6uSs Der Baltimore 8ant,
@de BON Baltimore. uub st. Paul Strase.
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Qumbcr, Qumber, Qlrmber.

Nae Sprten pea SaubpIi, ais @reiter, 8alfen, Dtelen
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9tnaer's Derbe6erte N1Gbmaicbfue.

singers berbe6erte WGbmaf6ine.
pee Ntaldtme narbe mad etnem unpdrtbetfden @srfu6t
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brdbten @erbeferun9en bic Wlaf6tne in.Stefen Bes,ieSunSsn
baben. Ste ltefert lest bpppelt 70 piel @rbeiit ~
traber unb tit bic ein3tee @tai6tne, bic feline pnb srsbe ,tabrt'
tate, entpeber In eetnpane Cber aebsra, ndsea taan, als wenn
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Ser. 1O5 8altimrretraBe, Baltimore,
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tie TIRE Stlette taufen unb fDaten ~btelelben MUIR BON fDf6 en-
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sanso,tS Scr. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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TIimten, NtftDlen &c.

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Safub Tled,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

Everybody is talking about Piccolomin whose arrival
by the North star momentary expected She will in.
naic Mr. Ullmans at the Academy. The spirited
directors official programme docs the precise
night OF her deJGt but that will take place during the
next week beyond peradventure The plan Of the sea
has already been detailed in these columns That il
will be unusually brilliant may safely predict Dur.
ing this woesome alterations designed to promote the
comfort Of the patrons Of The opera will be made
in the auditorium Of the Academy. We wish
10 direct the PARTICULAR attention Of the pub
lie 10 the manifesto Of impresaro Ulman, which
will be found In another column II promises well, and
the manager who keeps faith with tho public.
The strakosch Opera company give farewell perform
at Boston this evening includes "Don Giovanni
without the aid Of costumes and scenery, and will
place at the Music Hail. The company goes TO Albany aud
the Western cities giving grand Opera where rarely
heard En- route Mr.. strakosch announces two
performances Burton theatre The FIRST will take place
on Saturday, when Nine Colson viii repeat her charming
performance q violea I Traviatav The second on
Monday will introduce spirited little native American
prma donna, Nine dc whorst, who will sing in the 'Pu
rtani which she studied for the Italian Opera Paris
With Nine dc wlhorst will be joined that excellent
artsts-Brgnol Amodio and Junca. All New York will
turn welcome the return Of lis prime favo
rites.
Mile Wells the lady organis, will inauguratc the con.
cert Nblos saloon this evening by grand sore
We have already alluded TO the remarkable performance
Of Mile Wells upon the Alexandra organ which places
her in the front rank Of instrumental artists Mile Wei
liz win be assisted tonight by Miss Braincrd sgnor Der
nardi, Mr.. Moenhauer and Mr.. Tmm.
The announcements at the thcatrcs-Nibo's, wallack g
laura Keenes and the Boweryincludc every variety
that species Of amusement.
AZ the Academy or Music, on this afternoon and even
ing, tho annual benefit Of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum win take place. Many Of our most prominent
arss-theatrical and muscal-wll assist in the per
formancss which will be directed by Mr.. John Brougham
The public always responds most cordially 10 the call Of
deserving charity the Orphan Asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

had to make concessions in order to realise. The
quality Offering was better than usual. and the mar
ket well supplied. Veal calves continued in fair
demand and the market closed steady at last weeks
prices. The receipts Of sheep and lambs were
heavy, but there being good demand rates were
unchanged. Swine were in good supply, and heavy
corn fed hogs met an active demand.
The cotton market irregular yesterday, while re
ports OF sales varied gave them at 1000 bales,
chiefly transitu another report placed the sales at
1900 bales Embracing all grades OF middling uplands,
quotations ranged from about l2asc. l3c Mr.. Wright,
in his circular by the Arabia notwithstanding the preva
lence or the late ne weather and of receipts
the ports adhered outside estimate OF 900
bales Should tho consumption equal that Of 1856, OF
which there is every appearance it will all be wanted.
With the oheapness Of money and food, and the con
tnuaLce of peace the demand will take the whole crop
remuneatiye prices II be recoected also that the
stocks hand the LIST Of September last mode
rate The foreign news tended to depress common and
medium grades Of -four while other grades without
change OF moment. Wheat heavy and lower, with
moderate amount Of sales Corn rather frmer with
fair amount Of transactions, Pork continued TO rule
heavy for on while unchanged; old sold at
$40 20 SIC 80 at SIC GO, and old prime at sl4.
Sugars less buoyant without change quotations.
the sales embraced about 600 hhds and 700 boxes
given in another place. Coffee quiet and steady In
reehs there rather Offering, and rates al the
close manifested little tone other ports engage
ments light and rates unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY tct 10 iHhT.
The market well supplied with beef cattle very g1od
description Owing to TO the Light receipts Of last
was general turn out the part Of bn day tho
market was, IN consequence, much amin ID ar.2o,wib
standing the receipts AAerons much heavier brokers'
were enabled s'wetks prices-the range being
from &C. 10 10 selling price aboutsc The
demand during N phours vNs active, and many sales
were effected Al Rump Oc The offerings In great
measure state cAe but Ohio and Illinois contributed largely
The total number sale NJ Alertons for the da, was sM
head and FOR the week 3bs head-at all the yards s1ss
head, against 3,15 head last week Az Bergen hM
mere were sold on Monday about 700 head, M nom Ic
70 W, At Tkownngs there was but q small numpex
Uttered and they were quickly bought up about &c. el
Al Chamberuas the number on sAle wsa aua aud prose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
Anniversary Week Of the Panic Of 1857
Change OF AHaira.


Change OF Affairs.
This is the anniversary week of the great finan-
cial panic of last year. On this day, year ago,
the city was witnessing bloodless reign of ter
ror. Fear, trcpdaton and dismay were exhibit
ed in almost every countenance. The savings
banks were bcseged by trembling depositors,
notices appeared on the doors of banking inst-
tutiors in Wall and William streets. announcing
suspension Of payment and these localities,
where merchants, bankers, shavers and '.opera-
tors" generally most do congregate," were
crowded with anxious groups, anticipating and
many realizing the ruin of their fortunes Large
houses all over the city were smashing by scores,
every hour through that cventful week, while, to
crown all, masses ofhungry men were assembling
in Tompkins square, and parading the streets with
the ominous war cry Of "bread or bloodr' Pub
lie and private confidence was, for the time
being, obliterated- in fact, except
the United States government, the Chemical
Bank and the New YORK HERALD came to a
stand still. They went on as usual. 1t was a
terrible time, and we ought to be very thankful
that the recuperative power Of the country was
sufficiently strong enough to bring us through
with il so well.
Affairs have taken turn in single year.
To-day the bank vaults in this city exhibit a
plethora of specie, and some of the banks are
refusing deposits in silver: they will take no.
thing but gold and they will not allow interest
on deposits even Of that precious metal. The
rates of interest here have come down from
ten per cent a month to five per cent year,
and IN England from ten per cent per annum
to three per cent. The theatres are crowded
nightly, the Opera is in full blast hotels are
oppressed with visitors, and crinoline is more
expansive than ever
Such are the outward, but substantial, signs Of
sudden recovery. To be sure, trade has not vet
acquired its pristine activity at this season fthe
year; but it is improving a healthy
condition slowly, but surely Commercial fail
ures-the latent consequences of last years
shock-continue, but in vastly diminished pro-
portion. The failures in this country and in
Europe consequent on the panic amounted to
some eight or nine hundred millions of dollars
In April of the current year we published an ac-
count of the commercial failures in the United
States for the first quarter Immediately follow
ing the panic showing the amount to be about
thirty millions. For the six months succeed
ing-that is to say, from the LIST of April to the
lst of October, lS5S-the aggregate number Of
failures in the United States and Territories was
s52, and the total amount s2O,75O, l5O The fol-
lowing list Of those failures divided into States
and cities, will be found interesting
LIST OF FAILURES THE STATES AND TERRITORIES
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Cry PoIIrIcs-DEMocRATI NOMINATIONS FOR
CoSGREss-Upon the subject of candidates for
the next Congress our city democracy have COM
menced their work under very good auspices, ex
cepting the district Of Daniel f. Sickles, in which
there appears to be split in favor of General
Walbridge, which admits Of no compromise In
regard to the extreme upper district represented
by Horace +. Clark, all that we know at present
is that Mr. Clark will be set aside, and will have
the privilege of testing, like his friend Haskin,
the confidence of the opposition factions in his
principles. The Chevalicr Webb utterly repudi-
ates Haskin. But what does he think of Clark as
trusty black republican, on the Cincinnati
PLATFORM Greeley is all right; but the consent
of Webb is the thing wanted As Clark is not
in the Chcvalier's district, perhaps he may pass.
What says the Chevalier Webb?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

The CONTRACTS FOR REBUILDING QUARANTINE
The Mayor and Commissioners of Emigration,
determined to carry out their obnoxious purpose
of rebuilding the Quarantine establishment on
Staten Island, have accepted bid from the con-
tractors; but it remains to be seen whether the
contract can be filed. If ii be true, as we are
informed, that an injunction has been taken out
in one Of the courts Of Brooklyn, restraining any
person from erecting any buildings on the site Of
the old Quarantine, the contractors may be wise
in rcfraining from any preliminary expense in
the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

The CHARTER EfECrroS.-The tenor Of all the
meetings in this city preparatory 20 the coming
State election, shows pretty clearly that even
among political factions absolute submission TO
the despotism OF leadership and party rules has
been abandoned. In the words Of John Cochrane.
on bis denomination the other night--the people
arc now taking matters in their own hands, and
the day Of party hacks and party newspapers is
past If this be true with regard TO the election
Of Congressman and State officers on a party
platform, what excuse Is there for adhcring to
The obligations Of parties, or committees, or Tam
many influence In the election Of officers for the
city government, where no principle is involved,
except the principle Of plumber, which IL com
mon to all partics-dcmocrats, republicans and
Americans alike! We hope then that in the Sc
lection Of a Comptroller, and other responsible
corporation officers, the taxpaying public with
out regard TO party prejudices or preferences.
will unite upon faithful and capable persons
men Of reputation and responsibility, good ac-
countants, and firm in character; and let the po-
litical hacks 90 overheard Dishonesty and i'm
bccity, in various shapes, have left the city bank
rupt, and increased the taxes till they have be-
come an unbearable burtben for the shoulders OF
the owners Of property. Let that class take
care that rowdies and wire pulling politicians do
not again impose upon them a corrupt set Of ras
Gals to control the city finances. A great deal
depends upon the men nominated for the charter
election OF December.