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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
on New York at the cities mentioned :

The business at the Stock Exchange continues small
end outside orders to buy continue At the first
board this morning, prices well sustained; at the
close and between the boards there was rather better
feeling, and prices advanced fraction; aornnn
prices rather BETTER and the general market closed
quite firm. New York Central sold this morning at S05
closing that bid The friends OF the property write from
Albany that the road $50 freight oars in use The
price of the stock does not advance, however, which
probably due to the fact that many its best friends re-
gard SO as about par for Kas much as, in ordinary
times, 1t ought to sell for. Many people who have faith
enough 10 buy at rs or n have hesitation In selling for
the fall at 81. The Western stocks, though inactive
were all rather 1rmer to-day. Gaena sold at
731a, closing at 1871 bid Rock Island at SO,
closing at 62k bid; Toledo at 20h, closing that
bid Some 700 shares of Erie were taken bv
n commission house, most Of them at TX after which
sales made at s. State stocks are very firm the de-
mano Is active, and prices seem 70 tend upward Panama
was lower to-day; it sold down TO l2lI. The closing
prices of the day wereMissours, IS =; Canton Com
pany, Is Nj Cumberland Coal Company preferred l4,s
u; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 7l4 a ~ New
York Central Railroad, 500 q; Erie Raiirond, 7xas:
Hudson River Railroad, SO u: Harlem Railroad, Oh q
1oA; Harlem Railroad preferred, SO y; Reading Rail-
road, 3S14 u; Michigan Central Railroad, 40is 4;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad 81 q
g. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
guaranteed, Tx 49, Panama Railroad, 1921 Il; MI
nois Central Railroad, 65 Il; Gaena and Chicago Rail-
road, 1917 e; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 2O1. 81
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, s2a@ 90.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were s2o,7el 24s ee, and the balances 81 s15 81
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows TO-
day
For customs $4,000 90
baahce. 6Sl ,043 "a
The Michigan Southern as announced, failed to pay
their interest today Similar reports were made
by the Toledo and Wabash, and the La Crosse and NIL
waukee. The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad paid
part Of their interest The city Of Cleveland paid the prn
cpa of 100000 worth Of bonds issued tho Cleveland
and rttsburg Railroad, and which matured to day.
We have our files Of papers by the Nova scotian ut
Quebec The London Times Of the 18th Of October thus
notices and quotes American securities -
Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great Western OF Canada
were higher. Grand Trunk Was without alteration NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
NaxaI InfaIlixence,

Commander James Gynn has been ordered 10 COM
mand the Pensacola, at Warrington Fla Lieuts Egbert
II,hcmpson James Il Rochelle and E. Potter, Master
statant SURGEON F. NJ Gunnc have been detached from
Tie Fulton and ordered TO the Pensacola Third Assistant
Engineers James he Kraf Robt l. Harris II X. Wright
and George H. Riley, have been detached from the Full
on ano are waiting orders Lieut. Nicholson ordered
T" or"hance duty, Washington Navy Yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

AT MEETING OF THE THIRTEENTH WARD IN
A oependent Democratic Assc citation beh Monday
rvemme vcsnosr 81 1852 The following rescluscn uni
Fesovcd That we endorse he nomination Of John Reilly
Ior member OF Assembly kehth DISTRICT and win ut
most endeavors TO elect HIM pledge that nothing
sna De let uodone 10 send him back 70 Albany 70 protest
Interest Of our city.
p. II BERREII, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
TIE ST. MARCEAUX 4 CO.'S
CHAMP QNv

The Undersigned beg leave q inform tho public that thsy
United States and Canada for their Champagne Wnes " 80
DE st. MARCEAUx q co,
p.,.~.,n Reims
u supply ~ thee Wines, of the brandsarte Hinnca
Carte Noye from the eminent house Of Mess Dc 81 Mar
e GA .H BLANCHE POSSESSES DELICATE FINE
,, CARTE NoIRE Is A FULL, RICH DRY WINE PAR.
iMMnuLA ND, RECOMMENDED TO CONsOiegEURa
superior manner. ~ pu' ~ W."
HERMANN BATJBR
-. ~. n water areet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
FINANCIAL sAND CONNER GAL.

TUESDAY, Nov ], 1859.
The following s comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of specie) from New York foreign ports for
the week and since January L.
fMt 1857 1858 1862
For the week 81, SG4, 65S 126a2O0 1906 ,970
Previously reported. b75o6,4a2 sO773,2os 53,73537
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

TUHpAy, Nov. Id Y. d.
BREADsTuTTS.--F1our. Tho market buoyant
for the lower grades while the higher class Of bran
were heavy. The demand was fair and tho sales ON
braced about 800 bDls, closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

RoARD;-rLEAsANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
- can no furniAhcd In gebteel private family for Two
young gentlemen married couple very reasonable
terms, IN Jersey City, about three minutes walk from ne
Jerry Meals 70 suit Reference given and required Apply
at 10 Gregory street. Jersey Oay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
The Latest Markets..

LONDON MONEY MARKET, OCT. 10
Consols for money s6sS 08, and for account. Sss<
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT IA.
The market continues steady, with far inquiry: sales
anticipated at 900 bales.
LONDON CORN MARKET, OCT. 10.
Fair business 10 English wheat at fully Mondays rates.
foreign brings full value. Fcrr met steady sale al
former terms. Good demand for barley q. full prices
Value Of malt unchanged Oats sell readily at MONDAYS
rites Terms for beans and peas unaltcred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
The Greut Eastern.

lPortand (Uct ~ correspondence Of London Times
The exact time for the departure Of the vessel for Ae
RIGA stu seems undecided ever. The day when the
Great Eastern will really leave these shores rests with the
Board Of Trade, and Is only with the company in far
MS they exert themselves comply with the very proper
requirements which the Board Of Trade demand Tor the
saty Of any passengers the Great Eastern may carry
That the number Of these passengers will be limited
In the extreme the occasion of the first voyage seems
beyond doubt OF course, before the Great Eastern
leaves the Board Of Trade determined that
every precauoD zig adopted TO the safety of
ship and those on bcard but with this qualified
guaranty passengers will prefer TO wait and Judge for
themselves what the ship can do on q regular voyage
Very many Of the principal requirements Of the Board of
Iate tt remain 70 be done Done they aust and will
De before the chip leaves but mepten the fact that
they still have 70 be effected for our belief
that the great ship cannot and is not like to start before
the middle or end Of noxt MONTH she leaves this winter
Holyncad (Oct 18 correspondence Of the London Post
THIS morning, before eight, Prince Napoleon attended
by numerous party, came on deck, under pelting
which has arrived here His Imperial Hghness has care
fully and critically examined every part the Ship and
has hrenkfas'sd with Captain Harrison in his cabin
Yesterday there came board the largest number OF
visifes since the arrival Of the Great Eastern Holy
The total number of tickets issued 1854 result of
their arrangements which highly satisfactory to
the London and Northwestern Railway Company. The
greatest number Of vers since the launch va, 1T View
mouth, where 1890 1900 we're adm tied but these
numbers are ms nothing when compared with hose of the
vsers expected on the other side OF che Atlantic by
UMPIRE Mr.. Hawkshaw. are board, and engaged In
their duties AS their inspection is concluded
Vsc VIII DC, ~ B salu ,nO dlCulty In procuring the
Eoard of Trade certificate Immediately after the recep
ton Of which the Great Eastern will depart for her Allan
tic trip.
The weather continues unpleasant, the sky Is gloomy
and lowering, and though present the viiters arc
locking on board, 1t doubt prevents many Of those
who would wish to the ship from comiop of for
got to say that Southampton decided as the BORT TO
which the Great Eastern will retain after the trip TO Ame
RIGA. -
Several engineers have gone ashore without leave and
VIII consequently be dismissed, much 10 the qualification
Oh tnose who have experienced their stubbornness and
power OF gruEbng These the last of those men
sent on board By Mr. Russell that COW the entire ship
nnsnes are u the hand. Of those appointed ami
some important repairs TO the boilers are irat being
completed The "patch" no longer Ia existence and
ae Doers are nov a. before the explosion Mr. Men
Britain confident that in twenty four hours from this
mc ne can have his department In full sea working erder
Of the Atlantic. ~" = s1o io~'e'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
MARlTIME INTRLLIGERCB

ALMANAC ron NEW YORk-rHSS DAT.
SUN Rlars 30I aoON SETS. n 70
Sun eEIB.. bS7 HIGH WATER ~
-~e~~
Port Of New York, November I, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

nskRcAS LIoyDs-Supplement No above work has
been received from the publishers Messrs r. a. w. Blunt
by un'ring industry the pr0prcto Of this useful pbcao,
, 1859-01-14

must necessarily command very large proper.
ton of the trade both Of Europe and Asia Our
recent treaties with China and Japan will open
these rich and pOpulous empires to our commerce;
and the history Of the world proves, that the ma.
ton which has gained possession Of the trade
with Eastern Asia, has always become wealthy
and powerful. The peculiar geographical posi-
tion Of California and our Pacific possessions,
invites American capital and enterprise into this
fruitful field. To reap the rich harvest, however,
il is an indispensable prerequisite, that We shall
first have railroad, 10 convey and circulate its
products throughout every portion Of the Union
Besides, such railroad through our temperate
latitude, which would not be impcded by the
froSts and SHOWS Of winter, nor by the tropical
heats Of summer, would attract to itself much
of the travel and the trade Of all nations passing
between Europe and Asia.
, 1859-01-14
~ WASHINGTON HOTEL, tHs
lGI Corner Of Main aud Second streets, kiiiii
OLYMPIA, W.. 7.
sILAS GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TTNHE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON
large two stOIy building 20 BY 90 eet by which be !.
enabled TO provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacous, comfortable and excellently ven
tlsted apartments than be al Fded BY any 0thel
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of b.,
ability 10 accommodate the public may be iudgedfrum tho
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
excusive Of family apartments) six Of which large
drawing rooms or paflors.
thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels ndent be can reudeI
the soOum Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
sant and pains shall be spared To set his table vel
any in like business Beds and bedrooms furnished to
such rs may desire them.
Board by the dag and week.
good stable attached to this establishment which
will Be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 sly
, 1859-01-14
Udolpho woIfs's schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink Of eminently sautary qlAlitCs
Manufactured by him eli exclusively, at his factory
Scheidam, In Holland, and well known during the last
twelve years throughout the Atlantic and Western es
II Is made Om the best BIrley that be selected in
Europe, with the Of aromatic Italian berry, O
acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal Quaties II
has long since acquired higher reputation both in En
rope and America, than any other diuFetc beverage.
Analy zsd, It IA q PERFEcTLY PuRE LIqUoR, In its
effects q mild and wholesome tonic. Il Is extensively
used and approved by the medal faculty. the temper
ance penple heads Of families, Sc.
10 Gravel, GOnt and Rheumatism, In Distractions Of
the Bladder cad Kidneys, and In general Debility, s
effects prompt, decided, and invariably reliable. And
Il Is not ny remedy for these maad but in oil
10 which they produced BY drinking bad water which
am'st universally the cause Of them, il operates Is
aURn PRRvEETIve.
70. Fever aud Asqo u Is one Of the most cisaeous
, 1859-01-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE UNDER.
signed were appointed the 2dh day Of December AID
ISIS by the Judge Of Probate for Pierce County Admnstra.
tors upon the Estate Of ION A. SMITH, deceased late Of
said county.
All persons indebted to the Estate requested TO make
immediate payment and all persons holding claims against
said Estate requested present the necessary vouchers
within year from date.
Stelacoom, December 2lth, 1855.
THOMAS NJ CHAMBERS, Aa,,r.,r,,Or,
, 1859-01-14
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs


DRY GOODS,
Corner Battery and Clay streets, san Francisco,
.HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown eheetlngs;
100 bolts No. O-00n Duck;
500 bolts No.2- 20 DucS;
20 bales RaveD Duck;
10 cases Menimac prints;
10 cases Pragve prnts;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases DunnelN prints;
10 cases and 4. bleacheS shirtings;
10 cases 90. {. I and lO-t Lleaehsd shiFtings;
20 cas- bite drills;
20 cases blue 1enims;
10 bales hickSvy stripes;
20 bales Z, | ant 1 4tickings;
10 hales scarlet, blue and gray hanneis;
10 bales Bl ardFae -siis funnel;
6eases Coturgs aud Mei!aoa;
5 cases wool and half wool psoids;
cases blue and black alpacas.
10 cases Paoilic-new styles De LAsnaa;
cases, all wool new styles DE Laines,
eases French Merin0s;
1000 Bay State plaid shaWls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shaWls: black and col
ored silks; plain, figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pairs white. green and hlue MackinaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBD and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey English Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English blankets;
coo pairs %, 10 IL and i24 white Bed Blankets.
CLOTHING AND FURNIsIIIyG GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white Merino Undcnhlfis and
Dlawers;
1000 dozen Merlno and eli wool socks;
500 dozen sltinet and Jean pants;
500 d. zen duck and e0iiOnnade rants:
500 dozen hickory and check shirts;
500 drzen calico and white dress shirts:
500 dUzen oysralls and ,mpers:
Back and hney SILK cIavats, necktes, silk handker-
eheis suspenders, and variety Of other articles too
numerous 70 msutioD For sale lew hy
JANsON, BOND & co..
Ss:n Cor. Battery and Clay ss.. San Francisco.
, 1859-01-14
NOTICE.

TUE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT FORT
- sieiaeoom has on hand quantity Of Medicines and
Drugs, which he will sell to citizens.
pounded.
Inquire atihe Hospital Stewards room, Hospital building
4u ctiAs. J. FlTzGERAL.D.
, 1859-01-14
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway aud sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO,

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
M known AMI old established house Is still at bis old
1A tricks feeding the public 1t the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. aud still they 70 parake Of
his good and well furnished table; and NJ. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
70 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally locacd, in the vicinity of the
Custom House, Post 0ee aud also of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains q number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies' aud single gen
tlemen.
There Is also attached 10 q e house q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of feerd standard works Thee also, at The arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 20 the house. TO convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The pubic are respectfully
requested 10 give the house a trial.
Board, per week, 90; per day, 81; Meals. 80 cents;
Lodging per night 0t0 IS cents; Lodging per week. %
t. 81 JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Fansisco. Dec. 20. 1857. lA
, 1859-01-14
The ATOmaL!. scheldam Sthnapps


b consequently 10 great demand by persons travelling or
about 70 settle In those parts Of the country especially
we'll by many every community wher 1t has become
known on account of lis other remedial properties.
In all cases Of Dropslcal tendency II is generally the
only remedy required when adopted In the early stages
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia maadcs, when tken 10
4 Il found hv Snrx ~ ~ sca
eoOs 10 the most obstinate eses when the best Of
the usual remedies have iled 10 al I'd more than mpo-
a Tsst 10 Gases o Ealoency \ = an imIed s snd
and proporonate quantities even 70 young infants IN all
tho1s psrozysms gripping pain in the stomach and bow.
els % which they are especially subject as well as In the
IL jadicOus adoption in connection with the prlncpsl
meals when sense 0 exhaustion dictates lie use never
iaIs 70 relieve tho debility attendant upon protscted
energy by whatever cause induced These are facts TO
which many Of the most eminent medical men, both 10
Europe and the United States have horne testimony and
Put up In quart pint hotties. In cases Of one dog
with my name on the bottle, cork, and fac Simile Of my
signature on the label.
dealers in California and Oregon.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
% Beaver street, New York.
Caution TO the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Scheidam Schnapps,
dedicated Sct1dPpe,
Royal Sekaagps,
6c, DO, DO.
Under The above and similar titles the liquor mIIen
this city are bottlng large quantities Of aduieted
wholesome trash costing but itle which they hope
70 realize large profits by selling In California.
Avoid all compounds. Some are 30 skiully prepared
ss 70 pass or good Liquor, except with the best judges
II you would be SAFE only the long established,
renowned, genuine WoLRB's soHIED AROMATIC
UD0LPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer,
21;0m % Beaver street, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
TBE ALLEGED CHANGES IN ENGLISH
QUAKERiSM.

To he Editor of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: On readirg in sour itue of the 9th int an
orticle tsken from TIE London Times Of the 18th ut,
with the caption Quaker Marriages and Dres', l
yas forcby impressed with tire evidence shown IL 1t
Of want of eorteot inform aton Oh the subject
And although do not porpose formal reply to the
article in que sion, get, rs many msy be miSed by IT,
II has appeared that the facs in the case should
be given.
From the tenor Of said Article it would naturally be
inferred that the Society of Fiencs in knglaod hsa
srea0y come to tie conclusion to mako the changes
spoken Of This however is far from being the fact
These ges have merely been consdt red ~ con-
fcrerce Of tie FrieLds held 10 London; this confr-
euce being composed Of VIII It called The nng ,or
fufenpgs Ter Standing Committed, an1 delegates from
each II IN. Quarterly Meetings constituting said
Yearly Meeting. To this conference was submitted,
by London Yeaily Meeting held in May last, certain
alterations in the Discipline Of the Society esQec'ng
IoarHsees and dress snd address the snnect having
previously engaged the attention of the Yorkshire
OusrteIly Meeipg and been brought by 1t before the
Yearly Meeting for its action in the premises Ihs
Meeting after free dis us.on Of the subject, referred
ii the Conference alluded to- for It's Considerations
with instructions TO report the result OF ITS desra-
tioDs to the Yesrly Meeting to be hed in May Next
The Conference convened on the ID Of November.
last and vas in session several days After cor sider
ng the subec. submitted 10 it. this Conference decided
10 report in isvOr If making the alterations as pro-
posed By York Quarterly Meeting the power to make
these alterations estirg only win the 1esry meeuDg
In fact, according to the usage O. the society IN
most places, the whole matter in its present stsge
should not have been made public, nothing official
having been decided on. -
1t is very doubtful whether the yearly meeting will
adopt tie report of the Conference, it beng wen
knoS Sn that there ere many of the memb-'s OF that
body who GisspprOve of these changes, considering
them if made ations and calculsted to destroy
the distinctive character Of the Society.
inconclusion, would simply remark in relation TO
what is said of The Society declining in nu1bers, that
taking it as whole, it has never been larger 1t as
large, as at the present time. NkRIAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

into bis pnlaoe and with humility heard them pro-
claim the religion of the Nazarite The edhce of the
We.leyan Scbocl under the direction OF Mr. Coaze,
bss noo s front the besutu words OF the President
in answer TO tier from these 6st messengers OF the
Cosne-" Education elevates man TO the dignity OF
" his being.
Later few African defendants founded at Port
AN. Prince Methodist Church, ! will cay National,
because those immigrants have become one with u.s.
About twenty years since the Baptiss began 10 ake
Efforts in Hsyt which, though feeble at first, have
be en- COZ siderably augmented within the last twelve
years Although at first the people amused them
selves with their baptism by immersion, they have
nevertheless made the greatest progress OF any.
Under the preaching Of Messrs. Judd, Webley, ard
Wanng this dOcrine has spread with rapitity truly
astonishing at Port su-Prince, Jacmel, and IN tho
porth. At Jacmel good mission premises have been
built including pleasant and comnOdious chapel.
Also at Saint Raphael in the north, chapel suitable
to the locality has been built.
One good feature Of this country IL, that not only
docs the Constitution of the Empire decree religious
libe,ty, but, also, the Haytian people are
very accessible to the truths of Christianity ihe
light is no longer under bustel bat upon candle
stick. Blessed be the name of the Lord!
May our brethren in jesus Christ, and the friends
Of pro2Yess and civilization in general give an eye TO
10 ibis corner Of the globe, and sustain the work oy
their prayers and efforts. oTkfHEs.