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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
rrived,

sssm.bp City q Baltimore tBrl Leiteh Liverpool Sept T.
q ps..sd b. bsi showing No. 500 Sd S Sspd.S
bound Boson e1h $40 mes T. Of Sandy Hook passed o
Steamship Nashville, Murray. Charleston md.e. sposrd.
ss;%;sS %s A"ss sos w00dho Savannah md'' 'od pes. to
ss'm.hp ThOms. swanu, Ls,ded Bslimo mdse and pss.
Ship wellr son, Bs!ow Providence 30 hours in ballast TO
Su s sSs ISS s on to s % city ~ Ds: %
S.a IN. ", % & M:.; cs. s.. :ss
passing Cap. q Good HOPE, with light wad' ,.
pass hip cdssa: Pc" s ots SSaps Il r. hSaas: ~ ~.
Nj r;;s: !, s.;Ts & 20. s s: fruit sl.:: LAW
Bark T. s. Means, Means Rio Jaleo IS days. coffee TO c.
sc ROksr Moman Co. Has hsd lsh, outhery winds
sSi Gsoit. Tsxn.sSS Culver Rio Grand. 50 d.yMd.s
ssS S ., H Ss s. S,' q, %
se r s.p is. f:s sa s;s :as sss:
schr George Msnsssm iOf Phsdsph) ssudder Rio Jsnso
schr Phiadephis Haskell New Bedford days. oil to master.
s ss M; FAssRs % 5a.s n 4. ass s s.5 Cd days
81, %$ row: ss;:'a ID: q s:;. q in s:.l.
I f sI;; NS.a Tss q s.s. Z %'''
schr Joseph Rogers Washington, Portland 2days stone
sch Granite Ldse Ts Gloucester days. fsh 70 mater
Schr Bay State Sherwood New Haven zdsya tn balsN.
schr Marietta Hand Terry Fall River days In ballast.
scbr SsIah Mills Rowley Providence days In ballast
soop willard Buckingham Providence 2days In bslss.
Steamer Bostot Seew Philadelphia and Nay dse. and
pass. to r. PerknA
steamer Osceols sanden New. London mds 10 T. H. Rock.
well Il Co.
Steamer Aba,ros Jones' Providence. mdse. IssAc Odsn.
SAILED Steam ships DE Soto Havana and New-Orlesns
Roanoke, Eorok; Alabama, Savannah ships Oriental hs-
bourne E. Buckley Charleston Belle Of Ocean, Charesonj
Maid Of Orleans New Oesns AexApdrne Rotterdam; bark
Rebsccs Batavia brig Venus ssA schr Cumberland. Aspn
| wall and others.
4 II NJ - lx,rn4 Z
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
neve~ess. OF Ocean sseasers.
TO ARRIVE,
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,sedrrship Cy Bdtaovs from Lfr<pos-At Zen Eeoss
James j. TIsynor Harry Powers o. L. CsIse Alex hnnlsons
Water Nicholson, p Morrison Abraham Silveston Abraham
o,.uham A Beard Dunsworth j. II. Dunw.l, Hull anA
slater Jchn ard- James Absrcombe lady aud child John
children Mr.. vser..n .op and ds9sh1, NJ Becnosd Js.
ard sister j. Thompson. Cote Irvine Dr. Davis lady and
t~o children; Miss Jane, RI his Mrs. G. H. Oliver M aud
Mis- Yok Miss Saunders Mics Hutton, II. CondAl, Wheans
a. Georser and lsdy w Mansfield e. Currer Vivian and
adv IA Kousb Mr. Rhodes Miss Hecdepon. Mr. Henderson,
Mr. Wallace Keps.in Dusod, johnson and Lady Ms WALKER
srd NJ. G four children and par.s Mi's Lswp. ns'
Colin. and child Mr. 9oepyer Bynes Mr. aad Nj: Robenan
oseph Ranos aud LADY Mr. and Mr. shannon and two chd-
I,n Mr. Pserkn and lsd, James kkparich Mr Bitewsn.
Thon Berry rhOns Coraukes Evs5s Js%e. hrS't M
and adv Professor II r. Smith. Mr. Lucy hoyre bev M.
Heshef Mr. and Mra Rckery four children aud nurse,
H. Hamly A. Stisrse and lady, Miss Augusta SAles A
Butler snd $50 In the steeisse. a., -,
Ia brio Joha BoyntOn, JSoa Pvtdu P,iHes-Ar John L.
Titus. -, a.. ~.
In sch, G.o,s. Tocaseni, from RIO Gyands-osP. Wm-
II Wr,sht Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Mnrkets-Peported by Telegraph.

Ppu,pgtpHr, SEPT 7-FLouR unchanged. Whes, quiet
81 sS S ceas % S d.snsd & fs% 6 OATS
TOsOsTo. SIP. %-FLOys firm. WHEAT steady White
B.LrM9,E Sept fIogs quiet Was.r srn RcSun coss
isilss is.o M... "'if FofS, SIS wHlssT dull
BuFrILo Sept, N-6p mFL OF steady sales OF loo b6ls
Wheat 81 81 Tor Canada Cub Wheat 81 oG 81 sly for
straight Canada - 00si 10 for good TO choice extra
W@On.n siSst 81 for extra MsaiIa9' lnd1Rs ana
Spring good demand Milwaukee Club advanced c Red aud
Write Winter quiet sales Of IS coo bush No. Chicago spring
sds Club a. scc: 4eOO bush. Red Ohio, siost a,
81 "a; 1900 bushels Red Indiana. from store a. u pi
1000 bush Red Winter Illinois On pyas terms Com sTes
oars 6rn sales Of bush Canada at DC 5000 bush old
Western S5. BARLEY firm sales Of Canadian n75c RYE
quiet ard 10 sales. WHISKY noninsl LAKE IMPORTS; 5000
bb. Flour so 900 bush Wheat, 5000 do. Corn. CANAL TX.
PORTS: 200 Dbl. Flour 76 bush Wheat, 800 do Corn.
OswEGo Sept p. m.-FLorR unehaosed and 'ales small
Chicago spps and s4c for Milwaukee Club CosS wanted,
but the'e here Barley easier sales 10 900 bush @.
madam, principally e0o. RYE quiet Oars nominal CANAL
FRtGHrs unchanged. LAKE IMPORTS: 10 bsls Flour
% bu,h What $4,000 bu.h Barley 700 bush Rye 800
500 bu,h Wheat, $500 bush Corn; II so bush Barley 500
bush. Rye. . ,,,
declined g. sale. eS 900 bush a7sc aboard OATS firm
AID advanced lc RECEIPTS today 5000 boA Flour 100 800
tu'h. whes 5000 bush Corn i5 so bush 0sts to- sMs'
Corn scHr DRAFTS on New York. y cent,
NTwORLr.Ss Sept 27-Corros-saIes 70 day, 1890 bales
aIi iddns 1h.i 'ass Of the las, three days add
up bae. sad the receipts ooo sssns, 1900 for the
bales Flour firm, IS 25 for superins. Drais on New
Yos sight cent dbcoun: TO par srEsLnG EXCHANGE,
MosIIs Sep. 77.-CorroS-sass today 100 bales at lOi9
lie Middns Sales Of the three days $50 bales Receipts
ofthe three days. 4 $50 bales
wHEAr firm. WBIsKY advanced % 24tc Provisions firm
and unchAr ged Sight drafts on SeS-foTk y cen, prem
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
ON THE ONO AND MISSIS-
SIPPI RAILROAD.
From The csaeinuaa Gazette, Sept. 2s.

Fyem Th CsS(Muau tdfeHe SsPf 90
The express train from st. Louis, due here at 10
p. m. on Saturday, when about ten miles this side OF
1awrencebuYgh, fnd was thrown from the tack by
the breaking of rail. The forward car was thrown
about twenty feet from the track, and landed bottom
side up the second Car was thrown partially across the
ra and badly broken and the third and last turn
ed half over and lies partially in the Whitewater Csns,
and but for the rods connecting the trucks which are
bolted TO the bottom of the car would have turned
over again and sunk in six or seven feet of water In
ihs case not in the could have escaped with
Me.
description. Men, women, children, satohes, band
boxee, seas, cushions &c, al hesped together in
discrimnstsly with their limbs stuck through
:. -indow, and up to their waists in water others
being trod upon by those who were fortunate enough
20 be top together with the for help rendered
moet heart rending scene
The train, being about ~ minutes behind time was
running faster than usual, though not to exceed thirty
miles per hour. Much credit is due TO Conductor Fay
for the manner in which he conducted everything in
general In little more than two hours after the &C
c,dent, train arrived from Cincinnati where We
landed in short time in as good condition could be
expected under the circumstances. The following is
is of the names of those or board nearly could
be obtained, viz.
NF Lacsey head cut bruised J. v Brsndie nose Gu,
ksinA.I M S sru s1a,vs w SeI head A. :ra m.'eea
BsmiSn face cut arm bruised Charles s;ew.rt sssi and
bah badly laiii Mcs-iii, ,s br9cai Mr.. MSasSs:'y
KS snde shoulder and head much hui Nh BSfa. s7 yea;
g slIn feared her back !, broken Mis-. Beise isc.
james Brown, back badly bruised Mr. E. w Richards. arm
bruised; Wa jackson arm cut c. Plsy, Jackson. Ma.
shce AMI hand eut NJ. COanoy face eu. bach bruised.
The conductor, Adams Express Messenger, bag.
~agemeo and brskesmen al escaped unhurt.
tr. Montgomery, one Of the passengers on the rear
=. gives us the fclowns c)unt Of the accidents
Is he Understood It. the cause Of the seeident was g
rotten croSse. The locomotive passed over this point
sAsly bu. its weight broke the rai. When the bag
sse car came up the lroken rail it thrown ffom
track. The engineer feeling dag behind the loco
u ave, and not kooying that any OF the train was al.
r.. on more steam. Immediately the ears commsnCsi
yshpns. The hrs; passenger wSs titled 20 taa
Ieh, tae nSer SIDE Of the track; the ss,ond vas
tsed completely found, aIi tie th,ri was left roissd
on the bltk OF the canal kept from going ia only by
the coupling. Mr.. Montgomery saws no pscsop W.
seriously Injured except Mrs. Burns. lie think, lie
shock to her nervous system is such thn, sbs s,no
reever. He says thst ii the rear car had na. hen
held up q X WAS, IL woal hs ,e gone into the c.n.I
top under, asd a. lsss. ey persons would cave hssn
drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORH
Cleared.

sSamsbips-RssDoke Couch Richmond Ludam Heincken
De soto Bullock Havana Lvincton Crochsron Co. rhomas
sgapn Lsyfeld, Portland, H. B. Cromwell Co Aabsas,
shenok Savannah L. Miich Sou, Persia lBr Judkns,
Liverpool, l. Cur ard
Sherman SavsnI ah Boyd Hsinoken Raven Crocker Hong
Kong w. FORBES; TTumbul, Conkin New Orleans, h.
Brsham John BeIsm lHsm) Knudson. Hamburg l. T. Am
sinok
Bsrks-Arlel Cheesman Port-su Prince, o. A. Ferris
Ola Dominion Johnson Mobile, Eagle Hazard Mayhew,
Tborp Havana Simpson Msyhew; Emile (Prus Brandt,
Antwerp, Funch Mencke r. P-ndleton Samscn nonte-
vdeo K p Buck Co N CuIvin Chase New Orleans Eagle
Hazard
Schooreu-R b. Smith, johnson, Nantucket master D. r
Smith, Ch.esbro, Whining ston, r Smith Co., Mary hslsn
Hutchinson, Alexandria Edwin Gordon Nos bern, smn
Martin Frsdectsburs Van Brunt slasht W. Webster,
Bennett, Charleston, Scranton Taman
seamers-Tscony Ely Philadelphia N Bhsssi r. Csdwsls
der Piersop. Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
To,al... $50 ,56l 81
The annexed table gives the percentage of specie

By tie Moses Toy Ior We have tie se2li-monthly in
s.s-neLt Of gold FROM Cshfons amounting TO upward
of two millions. The Shipping List Gays:
There il quite bnsk demand for macy for the
mai steamer of Monday with rather lsss xsnount of
csplsi seeking loan thar ussE. On tie most sstissc-
tory oo siers il s difficult b obtain secommot eoon ST
a. ~ figure sc per cent, and tie rate tbsnce
TsIges UBs ard 10 per cent per mOEth. Receipts Of
god cust to- tie lsst week ten days have be
bsbt Gold bars are IN active demand with LIMIT
sulpy large engagements have been msde a. 80
tie EaT, Which Is The Tu'irg rate write. SgLt
sicbeLse Cn The East, renGirs a; per cent premium
In hsGlcsn dollar not much has been done, but the
usLf.tcLs nearly 10 the extent Of the supply on
tsie. AkoE. t@3,0cO have bee, sold ST 10 q II per
cen, premium, ADD few snAll par asls oUy remain %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
e of deposits, as shown above:

As compared with the statement of the previous
week the results are follows:
Increase in specie. s7S65 Decrease In
Iporrase iu DE- ps s. 1867 De lin Diyant Balances 3 S9
Decrease IN Circulation l2fp Decrease In Long Loans So "]
Increase In Short Loans S9,i5ol
The semi-annua dividends of the Boston banks will
be paid on Monday, October 3. There are few
changes in the let from that of last April. The Suf-
folk is y cent lees; City, y cent less; the Hamil
ton and Howard, T. cent more. The Atlas pays the
same cent of interest on their increase Of capital
under the General Banking law made few weeks
sirce The Safety Fund dividend is for months, and
the Revere months, the time they have been
in operation. The Bank Of Mutual Redemption
again passes s dividend. 1t has never paid any since
il went into operation The total amount Of dividend
will be abou, 81, ,200, ,0O0
In relation to the movement in Cotton, Wan. p.
Wrgh, & Co.'S Circular says:
CRoPWe have JUS, entered upon the most critical for
the extent Of the crop AID the weather will BE- watched closely
until peri when st PUTS end 70 the further
maturing Of The cotton Until within me last four or hve days
poets fair large yield During the week learn that
heavy rains with sss weather have prevailed in
sections bu, yet ignorant 20 whether damage
has been done There feeling genera. here aud in the South
that shall make crop Of ivcsN bales bat a. this early
he qasnti;y We believe il to be folly give anything .e
adopt The prevailing We Intend 70 from week 70
wts ,ae pns oSE bps s of own
after killing fo Puis AZ end TO the further growth Of
IN. plant.
Receipts he ports larger thus eay hsn any year since
1855 10 Mobile Ne~ oeal. particularly ,hey have been
heavy in the Atlantic por.s they parayey -rste
wh . h..:e :h,n va. 50 no,ie,5- 10 the early par. Il a.
year ard IL quite psbe me total at the end Of October
be quantity received the da last
We have expressed opinion that estimate put iorth
before advent frost oush. 10 have the 1te weight
r this r.sson the ss year. probable de-
r-s In Noy.mb.r should be taken In the sehes. de-
srt- inG'c alive Of the extent 0: The crop.
ID he
period Of the hey likely liberal scale
om NewO leans but rom Mobile and the Atlantic States they
". hkely % be moderate for sone weels.
The following of the movement In Cotton since
the Of September a compared with he previous four
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
TBZ Lox.rEa OfsrER BEI The Whole hps d
shore IRON Rocky Neck TO Nev-HAven has beea
ed 70 the mot inebee excitement over The ac:i-

TBE Loy.Tga OYSTER The whole hrs d
shore IRON Rocky Neck TO New-HAven hAs beea
ed 20 the mot intebte excitement the ec:-
90 ntal discovery of meter bed OF more TO IN mon
aeg cyeters. The bed lies little over the center OF
the Sound in iLe bearing from the Norwsk 10
Eaton 2 Ceok lgh.-spd from party who has dredsea
over t. We learn that the bed certainly from one ~ue
ssde b, about tro mules long. Other stories cay rte
rsaes ,ride and ten long But, We have taken much
pay 10 get at the truth OF the mat er ard think the
hr 4 ststemen. entirely reliable. The discovery wA
u ade week before last by party OF tive DsreD Usher
men, whose names VIM. Wood Jas. Warring, Ihos.
Gsrin, William Hoyt, Alexander Stevens. Ihsse
men were out fshirg, and CHANGED % drop
dredge for anchor over the bel, when on takrg
up IL was filed with enormous bivslves which led 70
further investigation, and the re.ultstaed One vessel
last week took up scp>n knRdrcd bushels IN single
aay The bed eeems to be almost inc xhsnssible, and
shown samples Of the oysters yesterday a. large a an
ordinary garden spade the meats from which looked
more like beef tongues than the ordinary oIvalve
There were on Sunday two stedmbodts and ABOUT lou
esI vessels on the ground dredging nearly all day
tpOstly New-York people, We are glad TO hesfl
This, MoIdsy, everything in the shape OF boat
and oyster dredge has been brought into
reQtsition and our blscksmitbs diligently ct work
making more implements to take them with. There
discovery. Probably .fre m,ksons Of dollars would
fal far below the reality Nothing has ever eqused
the excitement beresbou.s among the fishermen and
war some thirty years ago. when the long toms, ETC.,
were brought out and charged TO the muzzie 70 nre
upop the New Haven marauders. This bed 10 IN WAFER
from TO fathoms, and there is no teing what tne
effect s TO be upon the oyster market or paiaee OF ep
cures lNorwalk Gazette, 9TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

IL -.
Tte August receipts of the CoviDgton and La1ng
:sl Railroad we're $is0o0, being an excess ct sous
81 coo over the same period lsst year, when the re-
epta were ee.rded ex,rsordinsry. Thus far dur
az the presen, mouth the earnings have exceeded that
September 1858, when The total amounted 70 over
"a CO. The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Sept. 2i says:
NO definite plan hs. yet been fixed upon by parties
In interest in regard TO the sale of the road when 70
.sks nlsce ON the 5b of next mouth. The stockhold
ers OF Bou bon and Harrison counties are willing 70
raise $500 O00 or 81 0000o0, necessary in accord
ance with the provisions Of the decree Of sale, with
wbieh to make the purchase, but they are at oss
with whom TO treat the bonds. Two or three OF the
sygest seem 10 be figuring for their
bosds. apparently without any concert OF action bat
are suspected 70 be working together. Hence, those
who are disposed to make some arsngemeh' 'of 'h'
.ae are hesita.ing what cour,e to take"
The statements of the Philadelphia Banks for the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Rood, is good state sss /. p A-ai weigh. .so..

} Rood ls good State ssS l: y bead Weight ss0a.
SIS r. >.
Wa Roprnd 10 Sh.rt. Dshin Of aisor, n u n Tsyed
U,if,r. t,on Ohio Sc. Toy averaged lA B crs ios
gtisr. " CNusdA Oxeo averaging Lac 10 e'S
A. IA, srd II hin Steer. seis og ESQ each, 81 S
4 : Darnsi u god In1isus a. ESQ v sesi ESimaSd
O. cur;i. "a Oss,s SO had Weigh: i,lso ., sl'sr's
e..iu -
prcsr1b Abbott, "a Canada .; s.. they averaged i,oC
each
Vol v,i.h, as . York wight bay.r's esimass.
Ss.rp-Pr Pric.s are hts be:ter ths ~ees. The tssde
x RISK sndrs the weather yet rather zoo warm
- ,ufy very extensive rAiions IN ae trssAa Ike
- A,nr.a 49, snllnHa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
HEw.YoIX cLAssITIcArIol.

COFFEF. H a2 Is quiet bat steady .ses OF $50 bags
Rios ia q - SD n Do stsned s. Domingo a, r .
COCOA-Ws hH sales Of lo bags st Domnso 81 Itc iof
export. cash.
FLOUR AND MIAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
early In the Of the supply and ucs knds I'M
but a. n. sbs,ed and prices favored the
ehoi.e brands have sold fair ex;sai 81 nA previous
the sales 900 btls - d - 81 for suPerinr S,Ass
g. eVQ 80 for do 81 oJd 81 10 io sp-nne
en- - IS for xrades Of extra DO - ga " ~ o.a
sud rour hop ezra Ohio s. Q 80 % fr sce or-ds
90 q 9dxs 70 for S. Louis brands snf 80 .o'oi
t1iis G.uese Canadian Flour better AID u t1
r the oca trade; The s1es go o2s a. % 80 -
sb.rn For h. In steady demand and quite TOE IN
Oa As for .1p.rne Baltimore Sc and - 6)d hr ;ee
better xrsdss Rye Fogr fn, and far request: sales ef7o
bbl. A. TCGsi A. Coe AeGl IL Get and scAr sArs
Of Brandy ywine 81 81 -
FsH generally dG but the supply "a small and prices
DO Asckerrl AID Dry Coz MAINTAINED with increased
fmps.. Small ns Of 6ocd = Pin s. G-orsss Dy Cod !,
S4651Si 70 T. Ma kfe a.s u some bbs have been
made a, kl6df6 = ir NJ Mess siqt4 y fr No Do,
ard .jd 81 r srg- No. In Picked Herring trasr
SAL. Ct CJc btls hsve te-n made o. IS :. y r H.X
srn he'd sIe h.i - for NJ /, AID 30 70
scAlet.
GRAly-The wtes, nars-. opened freely bg. cosi be,yy
fr sgrus WAes; H. y /. only FOR milling aud Is limited
The "A :, ar 2e0s bush lc- Red Sogteern IS SO bl.n
eAcce Red diana HOO bush Iowa spIias lcboicrJ
as 80 hu.t. R-c ksltlcky ~ q; LIE White 30
A HG 81 90 20 bUsh White C.aa.Au 81 p 81 15;
100 bush. Chis 90 sprrs par sSc lSo Red
!,are ~ and $500 pnme WIT. A.cntin
81 g B.r, prime "a wanted sales Of
Ca,sds Wes: On prr Os.s 10; pen;y sad are u
b.k errAra g tjte forrew sts.e &5Giic W-s,.
,pd CapAdsn Bye AEesdy snd u fair demand Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
BROOKL YN ZZENH

kfN6S COUNTY RkPuHLIcAS PRIMARY ELECrfoSs
The Reput lcsn Primaries of the City of Brooklyn
and County of Kings were held On Monday evening
and tbe following delegates to the Senatorial, Cou1ty
Judiciary, and Assembly Conventions were chosen il
The wards and towns named:
FIasr WARp.-sena,oriAl-John CAshow W. T. RasseII
Asssse 0sl. A'.embly-Luher Esme', Beojsmin B,kll
Celver Edward Valentine, Peter Webehoosen Cssnty
sss oSo wlrb -sens,oraI Van x-ur.n. AeIsnder King
ssvS P. ss'ss .Ss w. cH.ns,
ns..s 9Pl,, A.ds- F. iessy W, " ssan,s Dsss .
As1.s~ yitsssns Benj.no NJ Gaze ESw.Id AnboIy sasy
,::.,. ssa.,A ,a a.ass c,ssss c,s.s.;s E
III, " b smith. Q. l. sennst. Couat,-Jo.sSl Se''
f".s w.so Eds.r, Aaron srsI Jane
o.R ~r A.ssmy-John Jsoob,, John shauisy Fenry Shut
a.s. De Rsvisr, John sseIsy Couniy-JOhn Csm"eyS'
sisTs WIsO ssns.es-Rioh,Id Il rhe-..o- J:%S,
~ n.rT.y, A. A. Ns't.Ii. Henry r s@.S DO. Br.dsy.
o:ss Col; .ssd,.' ess,:: k.s, sHs: Turner wu
cs NJ T.s %sss ka@.s s stS oossss S
xlehrH wAEs-County-John g. BssssD, hos-ee - 'is'I
80 " sp- ssa,,o.i.t John rhslps I. a. fsddins
s 4 os,.s S sAfss cs3
Sl:. SS.:, assssioG JSas sS s.sS.r F. s. L.
sn y! Tseo.. x,.smsyI A. WV wTwssa' 6saSs:.y ci
Co>u~s-I. v Nooyte, ~ %. pi"~~p A'e' ~' -
eiAr,,--o O. ReyDofs . ~ c,u -
OSsyrsIH WARD Senatorial Anthony y. Campbell -
W gtewsrt Smith j. Eastman. Asssmbiy-P. w Os,sne.r
yyu q Wrisbt Robert rrszer Robert COOK, III. o. hcner
-yntv-D sim psop Rnlet vGn BruDt Baldwin chapman
eweI yTB w lRD -sensorist-f Z. Lafin h. W. Dopohoe
SEQ y williams AssenblyNm. L. Hnote, James D9ny
II NJ wentworth Morris oweD, = Larkr. CoanyrM ypssa %
TurRTEEssH WARD-senstoriai-P Whiting, Samuel U
ar.r Levi Dsibee Assemtiy-Geoise R.eNd, d. T. Paige D.
BUR- L. H. Colt Cooniy-Geose q. Bennett a Il. Io' !"
-sena,oral-Alfred Hobley s. c. Phil
No. Tbom,s Bate Assembly George b. Sawyer, John Alien
Hem, Hobey John Thompson, Charles Henry County
John g. Alien Joshua A. Heath, Hiiaire ouiscnsrd ,,
E,rfrsyTH WAaD.-seDat0is-Wsren Cleveland, Jas w
Rs,,. James Moore. Asembly-yobn Mitchell Chri.ti.I
NeiSs John Davies Dr. schapPs c. g. Connor CourtJ-C
TaIbot Daniel Msujer, James Horton: ,,,
slxrIlsTH W -Sepatoral-Edward hoehr, Thomss w
Va .ntne, John Wsesnt Asssr,bly-Henry Otmans Jaco
Rosrearden Thomas Iunny, Cons1 Brockewh John Rowe
(anty-JAoob Ruessr Herman Theme, JOS Rez JudiciA
ssyrsISrsTH wAsD-sena.orAl-w Reed, J, P. Davis
Rodney Lane. Auembly-Jon.then Moore John fatteI'1
Cbsrs Nj arty Peter HsslsD c. T. Bhaphoh County,
81 aTus Cbsupcy Perry, John McDermitt
NtstTgeErH WARD -SenatoTisl-SaDuel d. DeMott fred
,rek tcho.s Horace Warren. Assembly Alexander Wild
r amin Shev Joseph L. Heath, John Holenbecs az
II Lent Coun,y-Wiism II. jenkins, James Gridey, Ieo
Nav Ursycpr- senaoriaI-stedmsn Wright w. D. Field,
r. S Huse Assembly-ADdrew Hesemsn Samuel Hall, ID, Z
Wipsov GcoIre W. 6tilwell stedInan Wright County-An
S,ew H,seman ID. C. Winslow, George w. Stilwel. -
-seaatuislJ. L. Ryder, John Boeer, Wills1
TDden Assembly,. L. Ryder, Andrew Doxey, VIM Tndei
Wm H. Hoyt, A. b. Hodges. CouDty-A B. Hodges, Jane
ssIne, Abrsm suydsm. Judiciary-A. b. Hodges
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

Since jan l..........S49ss4S3 S3 &5Ao,A2 sF,l6l,79'
There is much more activity in money to-day among
the stock houses, but in commercial circles We notice
no change Long paper has tendency to higher
raes as the banks object TO take it. Tue paym ant
of sight drafts by the California steamer has disturbed
come demand loans. The business Of the Clearing
House was $l9, 1893 900. The Hartford and New
Haven Railroad has declared a semi-arnual dividend
of s. y share, payable to the New-YoIk stockholders
at the Union Bank in this city on the LET Of October
The coupons due Oct. l, on the bonds Of the New
York ard New-Hsven Railroad will be paid on that
day. at the Office corner Of Fourth avenue and
Twenty-seventh street or at the Bank Of the Rspub
c The coupons attached to the rental certificates Of
tn. Niagara Bridge and Canandsgus Railroad Com
psny, due Oct /, will be paid By the New.York Gen.
tral Railroad, on presentation at the Bark of CON-
merce. The Committee of English bondholders OF
the Erie Road have waited on the Receiver and have
made an examination Of the mode OF keeping the &C.
counts of the Company. We hear as yet of only
100000 specie engaged for the Persia tomorrow.
The bars by the Moses Taylor can scarcely be got
Iesdy for shipment by her.
In addition to the specie brought to this port by the
Moses Taylor, the following amount has been trans
ported over the Panama Railroad during the last fort
night for English account:
0old.... .&lf9onl y
fifoS Si
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
MARRIED..

PRATT-BOYD-On Monday. Sept &, at Msdsonsq
Presbyterian Church. the brides father assisted BY tne kev
WIN, Adams d. Hyde Pratt, of New Iorh, 70
Miss Sophie Boyd daughter Of the Rev James Boyd Of
P4CHE~ BROWN-On Tuesday, Sept D. In the Episcopal
Cbanh Walden, Orange County, N " BY the Rev MI d..
yfs Mr Isaac J. Pacbe Of NewYork City, 70 Miss Celia e.
Brown Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

Sa,lsx sweery ook ss2 head sv-rlee Of % each
Hec.-Th.re provement In the demand eod prfes arg
L.,le better We have the following sAss 70 freors' n'
Kps.le, <6s head IS So averaging lo etinsni ives
Is5 b,.S AZ SIS IS averaging 80 70 J. SMITH - bees &C
Is 90 .verssrs 2e D,nuis ~ head eS 10 sve:asiaS
.l2 70 s Wlcoshoy - head AZ - - averaging ~ 10 Ss
IL ru-r,r IS head at IS IS averaging lSS y.
The following comparative s;asemenf OF re@vC We
the NswYork Central Railroad estimating the CA,te - !"