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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

There Is very little outside buying the Stock Ex-
change, with the exception of Gaena and Rock Island,
which appear to be avores with the public. The other
Western shares however, likely to feel the effect OF
the late increase traffic, and prices general thing
will tend upward. New York Central to be chiefly
inquired for by street Spectators The increase this
road, according to the prevailing estimates, will be
nearly as great the Western lines Tho managers
have got into another quarrel with tho Ohio roads, which
has already led to large consignments Of produce
by the Eric. large proportion OF the pro-
duce carried over the Central is carried under
contracts made months since when the competition
between the Trunk lines in full blast. And finally
the price of Central already high that very few per-
tempted to buy speculation. At so per cent
Central generally regarded as quite dear should
be- assuming that per dividends will be paid regu
larry henceforth. The Western roads offer pro-
missing field for speculation Should active demand
for produce arise this winter and next spring. the Gaena
and Rock Island may again pay very large dividends as
they did formerly. The Michigan roads may have some
thing divide; and with the other roads which
now so sadly discredted. The Hudson River-on which
the present increase Of traffic equal to 20 per cent
compared with last year-promises to become dividend
paying property before long, and the critical point
past business must seemingly 60 increasing long
as the city of New York increases These the
sons why the public fancy other stocks more specu
aiion than the standard speculative stock Of this market
New York Central
Tho general dulness of the stock market has led many
parties inquire whether the public does not need
thing to speculate in and whether the railroads
the only property in the country which should be dealt at
the stock board correspondent suggests that other In
dustral interests such the various manufactures OF
STEEL lead ron zinc, &C. might be brought TO the notice
of capitalists in this way He mentions that the capital
invested in the white lead business is So 12 $780, which
paid last year profits amounting 81 $4,000 We throw
out the suggestion the benefit Of the brokers who COM
plain Of q want of business
The Of the Bank of England for the week ending
Wednesday, October 10, compared with the previous
weekly refnrn shows the following results -
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sevela grades OF mechanics, ahcers and laborers are
ausnorzeu Dy iaw, and this corps is apporoned tho
several hrseDals, according 10 their importance or their
exposed situations and II Is undoubted that this wel in.
sructed and disciplined force IL quite sufficient for the
Ordinary defence of the posts which they garrison.
NOW 70 protect with equal efficiency the two national
aImores, all that necessary 10 that end IL simple ad
don 10 the present small force of the ordnance corps
OF one hundred enlisted men, number ample tor their
defence against any wild freak fory that fanacism
might devise or direct great advantage over every
other defensive arrangement for the armories which this
plan possesses Is its freedom from expense
AZ the arsenas the enlisted men replace an equal
number of hired workmen, and with the exception Of
the daily guard they all nseu)ly employed in the
workshops and ut other necessary labor and thus
ing for the country the full amount Of all the expenses
attending their employ ts
For than forty years this system Of organized,
disciplined enlisted aborers at the arsenas has been
found TO answer the double purpose Of supplying tho
cheapest and most reliable labor and efficient guard
to many millions Of the public property addition to
the corps Of suitable number for the two armorics aud
return TO the highly approved system of military gu
pernendence, would insure the safety OF the armories,
and faithful economical and uniformly udcious admin
istraton Of these important national manufactures.
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posed that the bank discounts will show an in
again this week. Last week, with the excep
ton OF the Shoe and Leather and the American Ex
change banks, most Of the city banks showed
very steady and conservative movement in loans
1t Is supposed that during the past week they
have increased their line. We only repeat what we
said last week-the commerce OF the country does NO.
justify an increase Of loans at tho present time The
banks cannot materially increase their discounts without
cashng paper which no prudent private banker would
touch at the rates OF interest According to he
received rule of banking bank should discount single
name paper, and discounts Of double paper should
be confined TO legitimate commercial notes. short dates
offered for discount by regular or such paper
the amount offering docs not Justify increase of loans
II any such increase take place, the banks must be
yelling outside of their proper sphere and melting paper
Mt low rates Of interest," which they should never tonch
Money has been rather moro in demand since Thurs
day. but tie renewed activity has not led TO any advance
in the rates We quote call loans at 8; but capitalists
who leave their money with established houses for tenn
porary use cannot get over a Az on demand. few
very choice short acceptances pass per cent SIX is
the rate for strictly FIRST class endorsed paper 90 days
or under to rum 60 90 days, first class, per cent;
over 90 days. two good Names single names first GLASS;
q names less generally known, without endorsers, O.
second class endorsed paper 10; lower grades pa
Pei, 10, accOIunB 10 Standing, &C. some ury
goods paper has been lately DONE with fair prospect Of
Its being paid, at Is "a per cent per The large
importaticns Of dry goods and the decision to which
Of the banks and bankers have come not 10 carry
any longer the weak houses whose strength was de-
sroyed in tho crisis Of 1857 have led to general reluc
lance the part Of capitalists to discount any but the
very best dry goods paper.
Foreign exchange continues TO droop. For yesterdays
steamers the regular rates HOY for 80 day bills
London, and 1loH for short sight; for bills Paris
6l2K for 60 day bills, and $40 for sight But these
rates were above the market There demand for
sterling above no. and francs not readily saleabe
above 5l3 The copcus shipments Of specie hisyear ap
pear have qudated much greater usual
tho debt Of the importers 70 Europe the cotton bills,
which are now coming forward pretty freely, will keep
exchange down for the rest of the season
The Of the domestic exchanges shown by the fol-
lowing table ofthe price of sight bills New York at the
cities mentioned tH# Net
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A Better Plan for the Defence OF ArsenaIs
and Armories.
TO THE EDIToB OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOB OF THE HERALD.
Our arscnas OF construction already sufficiently
and securely protected, and a very simple mode Of
afrordng similar means Of defence to the two ma
tional armories is attanabe at any moment that
Congress has independence enough to adopt the recon-
ncndaton Of the War Department. in preference to yield
ing its Judgment the demands Of political demagcgucs
whose election perhaps depends upon tho political charac
ter of few hundred employees at those establishments
It became evident long ago as tho year $780, that
the civil superintendent Of the armores had converted
them into political machines, TO be worked more
with view to the interests Of certain individuals Of the
party in power at Washington than for that OF the public
servce and fortunately for the country that patriot and
statesman, Joel R. Poinset, then at the bead
OF the War Department, Gsfegarding the temporary
70 check tho May eviis evils resulting hitting from the
nsn existing civil MANAGEMENT and place the super
nance Department arf its officers. Failing for want
81 ume mily to carry his views into effect, the wis
ooh u nus plan Notwithstanding the change In the poti
cal character OF the administration in lsal was readily
perceived oy bis able and ,nhcsncly adopt
ed and from that time 1854 or 1856 the success Of
the military superintendent had reduced the COS, Of the
arms manufactured than ty per cent and entirely
nores positively Objectionable institutions Against The
strongest remonstrauces and the most lucid demonsira
items Of the late talented war minister that admirable ar
rangement which Tor dozen more had resulted
N producing all and much than all tho
anticipated, was doomed to fatal overthrow bv return
tne Oiu VVuuouneu sySVcm Ol civil observation-disclosures
and consequent party control s not necessary 81 rcfe
70 the influences that elected this unfortunate
sont enough 70 know that they entirely those of
Interested Individuals intent upon personal and
party schemes. .ssf w
The arscnals stl continue in charge Of the Ordnance
Department, under military discipline, command pro-
lection and is to be hoped that the intelligence that has
brought the military ndsel OF service TO its present
uneuuaed degree OF perfection, the order economy
good government so prevalenty conspicuous at all our
public arsenas, and the exemplary pursued by the
fccrs at the arscnals in their utter exemption from all
may have tho effect OF saving these useful establishments
from the fac 70 which PARTY zeal and selfish political
tiyes Il ia feared, would willingly consign them III
In addition to the official organization Of tho Ordnance
Department, two three hundred enlisted men Of tho
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pablicans however, furnished US as guide % co o.
decision THIS canvass placed In the hanus ., the
Democratic State Committee this week by the hepuoncan
State Com mitteo as damper upon the hopes OF the
former The Democratic Committee replied by omcnlly
Offering the following bes:-- -,
81 900 that the republican State ticket VIII DOT DO
elected. N ~
$500 that the aggregate vote Of the following named
on the democratic ticket and not on the Utica
dcket, WIS L. Church, Isaac y Vanderpoel, Lyman
Tremain and John l. Lewis Jr will exceed the aggregate
vote Of the following named candidates the republican
ticket vz:-E W. Ieavenworlh, Orville w. Story, Ogden
n Chaplin and David i. Forest. ..l... 81.
$500 that tho democratic State ticket will be elected
These bets have been declined by the republicans al
though II they had faith in their official canvass they
would win every one Of them.
LEI the democrats Of New York take conf
aence from this exhibit OF the Republican State
Committee. In this city alone they can give this
the lie, and secure the election OF the en-
tire democratic ticket and the overthrow of abotionlsm
sectionalsm and John Brownism in the State OF New
York They do this, not by fraud but by coming out
IN their strength and rebukmg party whose irrepres
siblo coniict' doctrine is as fatal TO New York city
their passion Tor plumber is detrimental to the entire State
The very figures before Them Notwithstanding they
are exaggerated and distorted to suit republican VIEWS
prove that il is in the power Of New York city alone
deem the State by the election Of the whole democratic
teket.
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The shipments Of produce eastward from Chicago and
other receiving points at the West have created large
supply Of exchange The condition of the Western banks
appears however, to check the natural tendency de-
cline in the rate. 1t hardly possible with the prospect
of heavy shipments Of provisions and breadstu through
out the winter that bills New York should continue to
command their present premium at Chicago and st. Louis
There is change the Southern exchanges The South
has been so free purchaser in markets that bills
New York maintained at price which does not tend
to encourage shipments of specie southwark.
The following has been the Of stock market
dnrinq the week II. II .
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SRED,Clover was quiet and nominal at &C. Small sales
OF timothy were made at SO 37b. N
SrRTs.-Sales OF 40 half pipes Cognac were made at
81 so, and so do. Rochelle at 81 so a 81
SUGARS sugars were firm with sales u 200 800
hhds Cuba muscovado part at exc 6sc and part at
p. Z and 80 hhds. New Orleans sold at tx
4 WmsKEy-The sales embraced 200 300 bbls az 261.c
q 27c., chiefly at the latter figure -
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Port Of New York, November o, 1859.
ARRIVED.

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sengers to Cromwell i Co Saturday, AM rs miles
q Cape Haeras sgnaked steamship Montgomery hence for
;as a z,.s win ns sat-
.1s ss 70 win he o on one sS %
g.
sRRs X ssa0s $
showing for private signal French bound NV supposed
Stream during heavy sae u oss st % sssa
sal on the vessel during The falling Of The spsrs VIM
los, 81 be shipped IN Calcutta and has
frane bound south day spoke bark Ficresta
e e sad 5 yh af a sS
and came to anchor Oh the Highlands at ii P NJ.
via Hampton Roads % hours, with suano % VIM Webb
SY o ~ anG WAS os ID az
saw large clipper ship deep loaded going into Ha npon
ship Endymon Haet Liverpool Oct s. with mdse and 200
passengers 70 Rowland rockingham Is anchored At Qua
sp q sS with
entire Anchored Aa "nas
ship Marianne Motlsoohm Lamb, Liverpool, Sept ID with
the entire PASSAGE lost and split sails during the part Of
Ship Louisa Hatch OF Rockan McLoon, Sunderland Aug
10 with coal to master Had heavy westerly gales the entire
Sept M with
%ss 60 % M ssS 81 e
MARY Lenerd" from Ardrossan for Boston
s bsRn 4 G1 Hs lied S s
Bark Ionic tof Portland Hutchinson Glasgow Ang o. with
entire passages split sails lost the monkey buwarks started
salI victcrne of Southport CO. Jones Rochelle Sept 49,
Win brandy 1s 70 Baugereau HAD very heavy westerly
Rfheg as Gold Of Africa Sept
Bark cker Or Of LverpooD Beyan River Plate IS days.
n eH sha Sso 70 s n E
spok. sr brig Empire from s. Gatherings 70, the Gulf Of Me1
coas, win heavy NNE Winds. Len barks Elizabeth hence
!, fs snGS Church Sy Is RI i sa g q sss
LAT . spoke brig jones' from ON ssrins% for s
v S SesyS an IN ss been
Brig Frederick Eugene, Achorn, ROckand days. with
sss. .sfy = s
q Hasteras; with damage Q sails &C. Oct lat II q ios
schr Ro1bury Iof Denni Brown Grand Turk IT, II days
sch spey tBr Cameron Pictou p days with COAL Mccall
schrsnrprse Cole Halifax Ms Is days. with fish to James
o deaS s . s e
rigging My lat % y Ion g. 80 spoke Br bark Elliott Is
isss T;;s% sSsssSS &c
ssSr Avsiy Tosson' CHARACTERIZATION tsr Boston
achas Tor Hartford
beers, Boston,
Schr DIR Kane, Ryder, New Haven, days
schr Lady Of the Ocean, Tbbet Port Jefferson for Eliza
betbport.
Scbr Law. Keen, Albany for New London
Schr Pennsylvania, Ladd, Albany for Norwalk
Scbr Chas Cooper Cooper, Albany for Middetown.
Scir Elm City, Michaels, Albany for Bridgeport.
Steamer Delaware. Copes, Philadelphia
Steamer Wamsutta Arey New Bedford.
Steamer Albaiross. Jones. Providence
Steamer Westcheser. Clark, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Loeb Lamar, from Stockholm.
Bark Wapela from Gasgow.-Both by pilot boat James
Waterbury. No TO-
Ship John Fyfe Pember from Glasgow Aug3 TO Durham
Il Dimon.
Also, three ships and two baaks, unknown
SAILED.
Ship Manhattan. Liverpool
Wind uri thed av
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The movement in specie has been against the bank
average, though to very slight extent The export in
GLIDING the shipment on Saturday, 18th u and exclusive
Of yesterdays shipment, has been only about $500
against which the banks have continued to receive small
sums from the interior The average shown last Mon
day, which UNEXPECTEDLY large, was s2l 24s 975 1t
is not probable that TO morrows average will show
very material reduction. California steamer Is now
about due with the usual semi monthly remtances which
VIII augment the bank The Sub Treasury
receipts from duties continue to be light; the ba-
lance yesterday stood at 81 os7 against 81 $780,
100 at the close Of last week. The cheapncss Of
money assists the Sub Treasurer in dsposng Of treasury
notes but the disbursements heavy that even with
this resource the balance continues to decline. Tho
secretary Of the Treasury talks of reducing tho ratio on
new notes 70 nve per cent II 10 generally sup.
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s~E 49, Notice to Mariners. I3
~ vprcK OFF srAroS, CORNWALL.
casa TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON Oct IL 1859.
Noce hereby given that Green Buoy marked with the
word swreck placed thirty athoms SsE Of ship
The Buoy lies In fshoms low spring tides with
the following mark and compass bearings: sra ~ f1 s.
The Rane sc BY r. N asif-l 20 ssJQ4JAl4s ~
IScs b Island M NY ny ", westerly. s5 "a 10
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL

sth9a 5gaMgi le FL SUNDAY, Nov. 6, 1859.
The activity in the breadstuas Market which We have
had occasion to report in last two weekly reviews,
Still continues the receipts large the export OF -four
In OF that OF 1865 but the price advance
Yesterdays rates showed, compared with the
quotations Of the close of last week. slight decline on
flour, and no particular change in wheat The advices
from Europe not calculated encourage speculation
or free expectations from this country Even assuming that
the crops in Great Britain and France 10 per cent
below an average, is quite possible, considering the
large stocks stored at the principal commercial centres
that the deficiency may be realized before spring.
and that meanwhile both grain and -four may rule at
about present prices In the Western country, farmers
continue to sell their rain and it to arkeas free
y could be wished Last weeks receipts Of wheat at
Chicago were bushels, against 57 Same week
last years the aggregate receipts point since Angus.
are in excess Of those Of the same period Of any pre-
vous year, as the following table win show
COMPARATIVE REcEIpTs OF Flour AND WHEAT AT CHICAGO
DURING TIE LAST THREE MONTHS.
SEPTEMBER. OCTOBER Total