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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-13

r OUTS VANllTI.LE, Encanteur public
IL dams ct pour la Paraisse ST, Landry.
0peiousas, 5 mai l55s.-la.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-13
NDU yEAUx ARRIV AGES.-nraguu
- ct medicines fraiehes, reeues a Ia Pharmaci
sdAaaG nei04,aas .fanna mar

EEONCE
I'm bel assortment de drogues etmedecines Fran
gaises, Americaines ct Anglaises. compre-
nants t0stes les varieties. entre.autges. 81
HGiieur ct Pilaiesde I.ayille con,re Ia gnutte
NJ Fan az Meiisse des Carmes contre l'apDple.x1
III. Ss
Tsipture d. Arnica DO pelietier, pour les Commissions,
Bearre de Cacan, pour Ia peau,
Rslnles de Le3oy. Peries d'Ether, Ko.isso contre
lss Hers s~olitairss. eapsul de Raqain,
NHlies Fefragiaeuses dc Wallet,
Ettules Do Dehaat, dfagses vermifuges de Santo-
nine,
Clharbon. AZ Bellocaue, ponare ct pastilles,
Roudre de Rogd,
AuSSI sUp joli assortment do parfumerie. pou.
DIRE Ain MarechAle !. peignes, brosses, canifs pour
dAmes,,ciseaux fns, do pour halitations.
CigaFes de IA Havane, tabae a chiqucr, do a pri-
ser. AA
q, gendns CONNIE indictments settlement, yieux
Cognac, Sherry, Madsre Porter dc Londre Bierre
d'Ecosses, etc, r u. HEBRARD,
Opeiousas, l4 mai 1855. s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-13

EyARfSTE DEJEAN, Encalteur Public dams ct
pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bures', aux Ope-
Ulsis. l5@NiS53.
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Mdglcdl am EXTRACTOR.
Mtemals ~ cine Gntesfin8 III Der NatertnI Nebbin ae.
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I'D n 5ultanb Surnf8ebraGt D3r 2Dunosn unb CBefhmIrs q
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Htgth 9dSotii snruf6flanfn, ais bar4 Dauts's mastlden
Bel Shaittra, g0anben, @errtniuneen uns Yraal6snZ
dlen, penfn Ginber trtmer unterwDrien fnb lit ST. gEar.
iiun8 eS a4ten Dagep'f3sn SGmers-gerttlae r. miner bic.
iebe gDfe SteI SAmerSen unD Qetben f6nrwh Mi6t DarA
olel 9 Nstttel U%trbtnbsft nsr6fn. Sa feItSefas 2ebt m b6ua.
W eaeDa abr oaB Der dite Oaufp.@rtraCt BET Der San9 til.
5ebenf btnsureiTea mir erlau6e un0 fur betsn aBa6rbdt ia
ntmN OerantDDrtitd, bate. Nat
&e'a Tdl Bet Serbrsnnun8en nnb @erbrlbunaen maa or
nr6. - bsbiutenb fein, Bat iemaIs BEN a1tpirfen en-. un1per.
gems. Bert IBer nj erltaneen. -
Oettelpe 1T MUIR att, luenn bic 6bndbttl Elm in GtaM osfe.
9thfs etiquette nit Der S'enatur son 6. y. q bffenrs
Bat. "t'A"'
TreiS 95 Cts. fir biz @bsbtrl.
NA. Der Mebte mirb ssrI1uft bef G etbsGm6.n. %
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Gub etues Der q Ren une erfpleretGfcn NrjuetnttteI fur srou.
enfranfbeiten. Gte finD mad benz 8ecept eimes terubmttn unb
.oelNihten Mrates ~prdpartrt unb 9nnS b~arnlOier Matnt. WteI,
prsidbe 3en ariafe son re(pe tdblenperfOnen beRnben nl In IN.
ben Der eia{nttuner. < tfwtrbsn bnrG Bic game Union bel
nGen dhtb9ren Npptpeffra tertaufk unb fnb bier IN BoIfinrrs
an BADEN Bel Sett. 6anre, Np. 408 Bnltlnsrear. unb Gmss.
Ter umb o., Ode BON &tdrleS- unb prdtttr.
Dtefe Wtleu ueroen 8e9en @tnftnbuna BON ST an
Nnentfn. an bic Neatler nit Der YDR perfanhE.
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sSei0en ala %S5ciimiffcI.

" Mp. 1Hman9s a6tt Senaa.8eisen f5Rntn btm
Spptwsp nnb aus aneern, aus elmer unprpnuaa 6ss Wsrbar-
Sns5 Az Es sg4s6 entianesnsn 9ranfteltsa %rnpfoblen rerbsm.
q NuTipalsstl@ pEapartrt Spn QDni. s.. Gilman, Gtemis.
CD adteI beis "
Stt4-S sab G. 5anee. @V.s 1903. gaIHmpreHs
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"a Wir weIlen bIerOur9 Die Neler Oe8
Wefers auf Die @B8bartOrsN n5eise bin, wOrs
naA beute AbenO etne 8rcBe 8eriammlung BEL
6ul. 2orS ltattfinoen wlrp. 0err Oeinri6
9 dmSle 1T selfern A6enD idon an1efom@
men uuo wtrb bS4lt intereliante Wfittbeiluusen
iber Die nue. Anlieolun9 MAIDEN.
G Or. . wapneS 5ulammenaelebte
lDilptirfaen.SprOp peilt SOrtreFltd bartndfieen 5afen, @r
ialtuneen, 8latfgeieh, MISUNDERSTANDING, Qeberbel&wer-
otn, &tseln une AutEetgsm IN Der &eble, Rur5atbm etett unb
oer Sratt OSsr Der eanss;, plsis arsaet relnist sualsi4 unb
Der OFfet bes lDsfsr" su 81 Der 8iaf6e.
go @u9en 9 dontng' 8 au89e3eide
nsten 5&webff@ Sitter, subereitet aus G6tnarinOe
elm nnttu5lt1eS Wtittel, 8esen Qs5er6sf3werben, @elbfubt
O9spspte, un0erbauIt6teit, NerDeul6wG9e, Afb ma, 9ierps d.
%trlnfbftten unb alien aus etnem In u%ncrouuns ~9eratbenen
ID 18en enttsbeh6en 0rant9etten, 1T gu 80 &ents Die SIdi6 NJ
eDrfdufem In Der Sffee1 9peder5.
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MM8SMg aus meinem Gaaebuhe
Observation-Disclosures R0ren.

@seat Baas, SO. 81 9. Sbarpfr., wuree BON fSmoA.. M.
lbte, 8erpOftdt unb unSfroGul Gtett aeDrfIt 1880" VIC
2Dm. <. Ntnmo, $50, No. 178 on Sasctfefr., mn ,hs 49,,
SGmGdbe bS GdnJen Gefeuns 9ebetlt; n haafS1 I"
9bineas 8: Sea9am pSn sew.gOrf, pa, wnrbe usn .7idb.
trener SHwGte;l U
Srtnu 5erraa, oUn Mnftwcuuas 6s 8dudte unS btr @t;.
Der, Nabtf&peie unp 6ahen; ~"'
ten Ulute; - '"'sV'
pepla, eeberbrGwsrben ua, s6Winbel; :" D''
ub nerp6ier S1pdbe. y IS Pp"u
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lt sl Gllle dIl0ere iDllllperbare Sur,
bur6 Or, %GDaImer's @eaappeUs- ainftar bemsrfa.0,,
HH tH4fu1a- EE 4Hfs ts.tN N~difinfDre hs, Q NJ ~

Utstn Nerr! = Us 8sretht mir sum erDBen gerandaen' Se.
nI Die dnBerproentlt3e 8ur, pel1e OF. g6dInef'1 'Ttnftnr
an rnetner frau perbsieefa9rt, mttsutpeilen. 50 Rnb irht
Dtsnate per- lettosm mstne 6rat BON DlspepFa. QeberIbace"
uab @tfunep ettSBafdnb. bn6 tore aase naeefdpVlcnl isrs
tdrbe blet@ unb TIRE 5dnbe NIT Ausi1ldg bebeft wdr6rn
SbrG Rrperlt1sn geiten Eartn nn1aSlprebIt0 aruE, @d,nts''
srn in Der 8ruf, I'm 9tuden, 6ertf@lds, brtttge Sntrerssn tr
6Cpfe &c. erertTin fe perlnaben, ba6 t0 fe dufaab; he N = Z"
Ihwd6, bag ie tbre 5anb rtDt mebr bte auni Renfg srhssI.pv
fpnnte. lin ,ief 3ett purbe eines bDn Gbalm er,s nnnrsIa'
ten in mein 5ans eepprfen ub i'd marble uet nnIaet. Biz Sint.
tur BET ineintr Erau elmer Yrpte 3u unterwerfen. gM farr. -
gDnbr cit fnGen, ba6 mad benz Wtnufe beS SnbaIteS Ssr " sa.s1
5ld(Ge lie IT'D bsrrtts tefer flBItt, tie bate feire S%n,ss, nu
mepr, fCnnte wteber ellen unb mad Dem WenaFe bes Snhof.."
DON 3 wsitrrsn 5IaiGen mar ls gang ritber berseffat' y"
#EEa $50 Sir n NJ n 4
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02erpD1e &ranfbeiten.

Or. Chalmers Gieunbletts & inttur beRbt eine bsrOns,
6etltraft fur Observation-Disclosures. Sic reiniat bos HIut ~
ben SerSerbli9en Sdften unO trdftist bic pieDer, SIC bnrI ms =
usnfrantOsitsa sel.tten bnbea. Die 5sttfrnte Der GinitSSr iiS
5@w66S Atnattags unb DEMONSTRATING fub ieber,Sit n um'
Der Gtuttar eehetlt rUrbsn. Sa alien 3aaen SUn WeSroIoio
6opflpeb, o1pinoel. Me~rpsniGmer8en, 5erstlppfen, a6n,IiS%sr
SdbwdGe, llnlut an benz ura9Gnge NIT Alenfhen rsIt1S;sSaa..
%lDatnfnn5 lleberlpannnne, srrDt9ea Bel Der aerinaaenS 1 eSsIa1
seabet, Ste6en i'm &ppfe, 6iBe i'm @eRGt, Qebe1snEssarss
Ginttnr faerl tn nn8laabIi& turSer 3sit 5eiIuna bsrs,i mi ~
bat ihrn bauI9 0eDanten on SelbfmSrD, BefnrS ~ ~
men apgsttt. tratttet ~el3wa3te unO sisbt bern aranlen nsuss
IrilheS eebeu pieber, XVI"
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an VlsPsppd III no que anec3ei8ten NebtiinGa un0 LbDn.
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" Spt9e ifarten &rtntens belnabe blinO un6 befdrbtete BIZ
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81 metntn 8rpBtet @tfaunen tpnrbe i'd Ipnpbl, ais ana
fnSs MID teBt pptI unb munter.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
Pnsseux~rs Arrived

Ia ,Aansiip soy Of ne Wsst fro A,pinc snHrs shsp
ard nre. chidisn snd rar,e Miss Thom,s v. d. Fry
~ N.or Arrs ID Mrs g. Bfowp, four ealdrel, and 100
,.rvtl,. HoHrau snd Wifi, J. H.cn sid wife Sries
vie hid. Mon. Hsseub.s Charles 1oson r. Key
Esrr ale. -hid reu, srs Mrs Denny, Ms L~.n
arc chd Nrs l. Chsp1, F. s. Gstss vile. ana .on :" '"
Wh,. NE ard 600 II Jolnson Sh-r nan, Geo ePe1cer
Li.gt Wheeler J. u-ds I'd. Frisbee }, l. A.,ins j.
sI,n. s C,,p-I " 'i1kh,rn. Ms A HAecs AID iat,n,
H.. e..n NJ c Hsz-.ule, S Bl,;eried. A. A. Hi W..
" l. Bhd.sl, Ms NorrTo-s, John h Smith y, TAT,
NJ Fs.r Jsues Lowe Rober. Merle J. H. ,nIe,: Mrs A.
] Wong g L DIX n " Wing, q. Par,oos, w Leland,
/ n. Brcos. Csp. Pease J Nuttal, 5. ron, II =,
Or r. A Brgh. Olive, J. w Morris, Ms Ch,sp7r' lls
s.ooOs cabin, 30 sesTaze .
Ia Seom,sp ie,tai J,o- Here aad sou,h poHMt Lev
ELAN .na l,iy RAlu.sr AID LADY Wa-iher T. nnsry'
Nd p Htls p.v Dr. Verc., Soo,y, Mad. Salmon, Ban
gar and adv A e'z e Be1r-t Msd Bru aour and family
Iytt Husy stlfhod, c. filr-cesv G " ar lady "a
sou Mad k.Lcls and chS Lscose ~ b,.n ara snd
sister Car. W Hall, Van srydeuok Howa d, B1irdier
Mao L. aler Mersrd Mas Is. Hack, Csr1s sod d.lsa
ter g. Pr rot A. hnridsr. O. H. Richard. Weber oouer
.1d adv NJ Amman aud isdy, Mss Bi:chter, Md We.er
and enid Nessr, Gourie. Ps,.i.ou. BuD q s,'n h'
H. J. and dsuab,er Desu Cbid, 5. r. Ap,sd Davis NJ
Bdeu- .dy std cald scof-d Gurus M Bqkroa nsuna
Cs1shsusud dag Britk and "a Miss Lasia sNsh ~ ss
Boil MrWt lady ,snd child, Mr. Tut sud lazy,
s,suy stokes, O. Parsons and son, Ms hartn-r AID
ehrep ID Sch. rr.r and A1y schmidt q Sipp1, lady.
ard enc. G-ez,r A. Hener, q. "akeman NJ Etl,r'
Levi. stue KnIn, c. Lch,eDherg,r g. l. schnisr, L.
D,ss.r II Wehre, D Klein and children, 5 aende,hsn
sro Children A Blunt snd Wrrs.os mother aud
Children Homer Ruth, +. Bore Mad. Pailoz en-
C. H,f Mau.e Mss Kline Mr Heriran aud da shtsr Msd
z suo CHILDREN @ b. hid and Children MAXWELL
In i.ip DanL Ueb.ter, f,o's L0Rdss-Emily hooinsn
Ka,h.,p Char. and sarsh Robinson Adelaide brook sud
daughter Fei.rcs Theresa aud LoIa Demins t'Uma AID
EowMd keates, Rhoda Charles, and Emma heae' Mary ~
Green, VIM. Lakensn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
eprcr,r opDyRsyo o.

SPECIAL ORDERS-NO. g.
CFapGUAgTEks W TIC AkMf, NEW.fo2X, cct ID, rs
Tho SUPERINTENDENT of the Esstero Department Of
tb@ Geus. Recrgitirg rice viii oiEaDz. d-'a1rI n. q
- r.rgi d he th instant @a 5e
I.us Dseu SIR equal assenm-I n the foprts MI MINI
Ieeiusu's Of Inf.r'ry IN toe department Of Oref
f2Io~ os assigned 20 duty With the cil
Msbr AlbsTnaIie Cady Sixth Infantry Commanding De
tGcbmeT,
Capsip Andrew j. Smith First DF.r1ons
s.copd Lieutenant John Mercer. rt Drsgpons-
CANAL John Puf0rd IT, s-CoD5 Dragons
Brew, ". ~ Geoge Andrew Cspsin, Third Artillery.
Captain Rerss. orr w Foo'r, sixth lnan.Ty.
Ftf., Lieut.. nsbt Ben ar5io + Smith, SIKH lnts1.ry
Second Lieutenant Aaron h.rocsi le Sixth l1fsnt,y
Tho.e bIsing stations in the Department ot California
Gep,Ts Of Department, aud the rem,ning
Off with the recruits 20 For Van
yer where 'be Commanding General q the Department:
scr will such instructions be necessary
Purvsyor in this city vii make the
with the q u. for medical
tendance the detachment.
may b. with the recr1 no. 70 exceed
70 twenty
Fn.d men ring companies serving in the depart
merits California Greg and For. Coluubus
the recruits 20 join their respective comPs-
MES .,
The Qusr,ermses Department viii provide TIE necessary
.rau,pot.Atiou for the sbOve ordered.
Colonel Jo,. X r. Mansfield Inspector General will repair
the usual inspection Of the troops trans
ports and supplies.
pv command II Brevet Leutenan. General Scott,
H. l.. SCOTT, Lieutenant Colonel and 4. ID. c.
Major General Twgss, United States Army, has
b.,n sautsd for twelve months with p-rmis
sion 10 10 beyond the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
GERMAN SUNDAY MASS MEETING.

Pursuant TO call published in the German and
English newspapers of Saturday about fourteen hun.
dred Germans met last evening at the Cooper Inst-
tute in favor Of organizing movement among them
selves for the better observance Of the Sabbath.
Mr.. SCHwAB, the Chairman who is a merchant
downtown, fret introduced the Rev. DR.. ADAMS, who
made an Introductory speech in English. The Rev.
j. G.. Guldin of tae German Presbyterian Church in
Riviogton street then spoke in the German language
He rem arked thst the present meeting showed
not an impossible thing to get up demonstration
among the Germans IN far0r OF the Sabbath.
Prof PHILIP SCHAFF, Professor in the Germsn
Protestant Seminary Of Mercersburg, Pennsylvania,
then msde a lengthy address in favor of Sunday 90.
servance in VI eh he aiteLtivey listened TO- The
substance of his remarks Ii given in the following
TRANSLATION of a series of resolutions, which pre-
serted and UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
RoSd That the holy keeping OF the sabos.h day BY ah
ard Ioyicusl Of the commupJ the setting aside Of
day six labor is Of importance for
moral and spiritual welfare Of the people
Resored Thsi the happy The family relations the
degree Of love between husbands and wives and and
eba,en s PIoPSiee ,, iae Observance Of the Sabbath
Retod That the observance Of the Sabbath duty binding
upon tie whole human race n-,ns o preventing TIE spread
Of Gstrsm ara loose morality ard Of Promoting be spprec
alton q duties between man and MAJ.
Rsorea That the s; keeping Of the Sabbath Indepi
bic requirement Of true Christian church;
RtlstG Tnat toe disregard Of the sabbath day
spot OF bemisn 20 the Germsn
name and that we pro,e against consequent impucr
Aul,can How ciSens laying the sin CT many G1TAns -
Tire charge Of The whole p.op!e.
Rorsd regard s;gict ssbbstssn principles
The Grymss and tha: viii assist IN proper mess
the universal adoption Of the same principles Among
Rrred That consider the presri Sunday laws By
incossni With the the principle q oa on the
nesD' b5 which thM principle si become more eqaii
Ably o.feu and BY which great moral elevation viii eon'e
be Effected.
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Mnrket.-Reported by Telegraph.


PnuAprLraIA. Oct. lSFLoUs quiet WHEAT duh; White
81 So Red 25 CORN lees active sales a. soc WHISKY
advancing; sales al z8Gssc $500, ,,.,u
MoRuE Oct I4-CorToS-sses to-day 2co0 bales Mi1dins
loc sales week ~ 300 bIes Receipts q Ss5 sgsnst
l1O same time receipts 81 this port Sb7C
bales stock SEQ bales FTeighs 70 Liverpool sl6d to Hsvre
1 Ice. -,
81 IOGsl ~. CORN upchsnse3 White and yellow 9iasSc
Provisions steady. WHISKY firm At 80
Oct IS -FLouk banged with moderate demand
WHEAT ~hout material change sses Of geo bash i,I White
Car adam At 10 1890 bush Prime do at 81 1871 5000 bush
extra Mwauke Club and 0O bash Red Winter Indians on
private No CORN the market aud quotations nomnN
BAILEY advanced lasc sales of $500 bush 0ansdsn a. 70
aaat and 500 bash DO a. 75o 70 arrive Rye without
nal change sales Of 600 bush Canada 76c shoa FREIGhrs
firm. LANE lMPoRTs2 100 bbls Flour, SIS BUSH Wheat
bus Corn 27oo bush Barley, 900 bush Rye CasAL EN
roRTs27oo bbls sour, 1850 bash Wheat $3.50 bush Cora
$500 busb Barley -
DETIoIr Oct ls.--FLoUg firm. WHEAT firm; White
81 I2t RECEIPTS: $50 bbls. Flour 30 bush Wheat
Nx~-OKLEsNs Oct i5-CoTrOS; sales today 1850 baes
ct slider but quotsby unchanged Acas had
effect market CORN rmj sales Of q, $50 81 u.s.
FkriGHrs sHeT but unchanged in rate 20 Liverpool S5d
vanc.d Sgc; spring CosS firm .ai
advanced c OARS quiet and advanced tc Receipts; $500
bis Flour 81 eco bnsn Wheat 10000 bush Con 5Oo hu'h
Osts SHIPMENTS; 2ooo bush Flour; 5000 BASH West
200 bnsh Corn.
T1toSro, Oct. ls-FLovS steady. WHEAT .esdy; sales
$S0 bush. ~ " fr White Winter. BAILEY 65Q7o OATS
3lCSc PEAS 4SGS2c
CnoisSAr DC, i6-FLoURA better feeling in the market
WHsSY frmer; &c Provisions quiet and unchsoged
holder, willing sehes Nee. Pok pa D. EXCHANGE on
Ne"-foit easy at premium M, 4, Il, , Ssss
HouLE Oct -ExchAnse on London, 50 days sdsi cent
PriLs nrtaHl. Oct. lS-ENehspse New York at sight
'CsTcAsos oct i5-ss6, Drason NewYoFk fru all q eeu
rr, lllt
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Pn--snsrr. .nIieI

= ,..o~,ls CIV = N-r-t-f'er. f. Li-0p - Coz y.
M yfs " P. Way Goa soT N.. e-l!e ssi-r NJ
A.. h .su. I'D ua.~ J. J. k-.-- F.l.sls J. F4caes-,
80 stoyG ,1s s-ven:o1 s.r:i,to Gi-gy 5aAsa- A.
I.,sD.-- s,s sdy Dan Cs,.c a)b-rt inns1 NJ weston
.sS so,ss- NJ. kses''as'ss Ma azt VI" Wee OF -a'nI
g, r..s.ss 100
Il f,e HGaesrs Ma .,sIz'tP Tsg:s.iI sr sea'tif -
HIr,e G-G Hlmb-Sg M Su.lfi. i.iy s1i c-li NJ L.
A. 81 r. tso-' -ra. Mr I-or sl'e 40 80 CRIT
-. NJ, s-dsuiek. NJ. R;o,-r NJ e., Bl'.n Ms l.
81, NJ. A Hlf-r, = \; NJ Nit'so-ky. III j -
3D. louisiana; Mr. jain. Roan Ne. Aired rur.eL ca
~ John P1lera.se, B,i.olie, Mr. ~m Wifm'g1sn Cat
81. NJ p 0-,ssdcrf " W. AA.,a,u t'11s o, Psla
NJ, Er.: Pri>r-r Miixsus~ei Mr. Max kaus,hsrs. Al ,
NJ Csfs Bre.T, S. Lo-is NJ Il G5.1 N. 81: = Aasoe-
ca NJ. ". Barnett, G,crsi>, Nf. d.iur Gree1 "
NJ Holrsara. Toledo Mr. s. s1msd. ads sos obid 10
". Ii % Halo.Th Ms. Ero,.;e-,. sei9 Do Nj"
=. ,.san.h'p Ksraak, y0r Nas,da, P-Mrs asd Mrs. T.
W. DIe E,.au; Mr. A. Mallory, Do VI 4 Ably 10, :
s,tuert; Mr. Master p.d Mss sarcv. Chef Jl.e Lees,
Ms children, and nurse a.a AMI sssvsnt NJ
Sut- MI W F.uioson, Rlsssu; Gag. AscAlisJ Lieut.
San o. wife, ans infas,. 70, Harasa-Col and hn 4
Dun AID infant Wisconsin.
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W.dRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK 4.
('leared.

sesmhips-y Jamestown skinner No[fol. Indian HeiDcs
Augusta, Woodruff Savannah Mitchih Dor har'
rak, Bo~ness Havsns, T. Cgusd Teu'ola tdan iea,en'
Southampton and Hamburg kuanardt Co Daniel WebTer
Miner H.ysns Isabel Rollins Havans spotord Tie.,,n
Co. Locust Point French, Savannah II Cr1mSeu \ Co
Nashville Murray Ch,r-toD, S,oHJrd Te.ton Co Mount
Vernon, Smith. AK .ndns II B Cr0o~e Co.; Partesolre'
Powell Baltimore, II r. Crom~ell Co.
ships-R. A. HEM Stewart saysnn.h. Post, smith go
Indiana Coffin New Orl-sus ". T. Fnst MArathon Tyier
w.OT.esu. " H. BhgSsmi Naussaasett, Sanders, Ne"
B, sI Ellen. celeu:. c.d Harbeek Co. Carlo.
Ian fBrem) sieenuse Bremen Kuhne Co. tdouNd (PIl,
.i~s Br.rn-p Il Cook Express Sunab~rg, Havana F. "
King G. F Mears Meas, Fernandins c: j. Peters
Rriss-King Bird, Collins A,pin~a q A Hanitonj Laura
(B,In Aropjo Msanh.u Budett Noble Wnd~ard CHM,
J.f.fstOwn X ?. Buck & Co.
" hell Pnil.celpbis, j. W Mckee L. SsIcers, Gale,
" Mckee; O. Hawey, Gsck-;t, Chester, II J r. ,ket
G,oe gazing Mas,r fr.der k,burs Van BIua sl,sh, T.
Howell Winchester, Ponce Surgss Co.. Augusta, Se-l.y,
Cispf.s ThomTsn Hqnter; ro Cranmer. Jses.'nyls
Ven Brun, sashti Alba Powell. Wilmington, c ;.
Powell Chan rion Munro. Wa.hrston Sea Witci Esber
Norioh ~ Band Terry, Philadelphia Mary h,nsn, Beers,
Boston, Dayton sprssue. -
sools-foiner, Gardrer Bristol, master Willow. Backis
ham Newport, naster
Sesr1er-Brislo, Allen Philadelphia, ~ Brss' Artisan. Fos
ter Bsmore Boston, Seew PhllsdePhs sarah Jones' Phil
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

MISSIONARY SERvIcE.-A missionary meeting Of
Ep scopsl Convocation for Church Extension in Kings
Gov uty. held in st Mays Church, Casson ave-
nue., last evening. The Rev. Mr.. Jessup, of the
Chui ca of the Redeemer preached sermon from the
text, Can you not discern the signs OF the times
lie ref erred particularly 10 the many forms Of skepii'
Cism WI ,ieh prevailed in the world to the herese'
the iufs ustions and the fsnseisms o. the age, de-
nouncrg Mormonis,n and Spritusksm. He concluded
able di, by Stating thst the Church hsd to
watch these signs OF the times, contend against them
and work for the establish OF Free Institgtiess
and TIE rehg ION Of their fathers. collection was
taken st the C ose and the copgregst op dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

EOFPTE-rhe dull sales Of 1870 bags MO ~ &c
COCOA Bales have been " 30 bags Caracas 81 H.;
FLOUR AID MEALTbe inquiry for Western G,ns -Four our
~ ad,, bsse are better something doHg 10 snPrh9e
70 .niys soon The G s. ~ g. 81 q for .pIae STAT
q ia o. m extra do 81 75G 81 80 for supsIh9e West 70
ss Ss 90 . o. 70" d ssSf s. fl
hsnds do IS 500 ~ 70 for extra o-neses s9o % ~, a.
.hd /, not active of $40 bb IS z5G 50 % southern
ao IN s@Gs rs s snS for TINE home the ,..
$50 bss a, 8 SEA s5 superfne Baltimore &C. and
asa s5 ss s. :. 'ss c cSHi II :s
ply moderate se, q $50 bes Jersey 20 r. ~ bsSav
GRAIN Th, demand for whes limited the npeiy s1t
msrset small Of Prime milwaukee Club 81 " AMBER
W. ira 9TH much rmns.. and is quiet At 75aa5 Mat
At ssac Ga; sS %s ssa an. az s csnsSD can
important variation the demand n Isther IN excess Oh
The s1pD, ;, Of ns e1'a southern 'I Is and mai lots
still higher. -, ooo h
A,i,. A. 2ec mo. 800 Ornooo $50 and 1000 Mon
teyideo for export Oh private terms H. ,oa,e
HOPs-Tbe demand continues moderate Tor ." al I|eioc
VI %ssTHERHemlocs and Oak ATE both dull and heavy.
LIME Rocssno Is quiet At 75c for Comm1n
MOLAssEs du small sales By suction have been msde at
NAVAL STOREs-spirits TuPertine e 10 fair request and
b.d nth increased ffnDe.; .. Of 20 eo a 3 So
yes erosy reached l4oO bs: at sS e %t 10 So@%o5
tom ward a, 90 y delivered and 700 b' at price
we are .aue,ted PRINT being criterion oil tue market
Other In moderate request at steady rates.
sail. of 500 bes No oil 10 3 h 400 do Opaque White az
IS q 2sO ~ and 81. Tar il in fair request, aud
pro.. rule imy sales 1870 bbs Washington at bo
= -. .o5s
OIs-Inseed 10 dull and heavy sales OF 1000 gals s oG
SIC Crude Whale good demand aud prices are
with frmness Of 600 bbis South Sea IN New
BEDFORD AZ 4sc selected At &c. cash Crude sperm
Is In sod prices the sales Of tue wet io up
eco bbls at S. cash The Nernment couusct OF
has been awarded 70 Wn A hlon
s and Mess Fisher ana Leons-d 81 New Bedfod az 90
immediate or delivery and 45 for future or sPe
a.by,ty Lard oil IL irmer ana pine Western winter rs Low
us AT ga dsc casb. Other kinds sell slowly as wanted aI
unchanged prices. . --, ..,,.s H., olo..6
6rm, for ali decrpioDs the densud fair for the trade sAe.
81 100 bbs At 65u 10 sSl for Prime Oh 6dtlo or
Thin Mess o. 50 for Sour Prime, and . ID l'd ID . y" YES
Be+f MOI actise aud hrmi the arrivals oil new are hgl
saes Of go bbls AS for Country Prime SooIt I2 90
M.,s 10 II for repacked Mess aud sl2 for Eha rs
No. A. Quiet Al lsasi9 Beet Hams firm at 0SlI
Gut M-s sfr nominal Lard firm aud In batter demand
s. OF 41O bbs llG! Butter and Cheese are hrm
and ssable. -. 80
eco tes. at Sdiic. ,,......
firm sales Of khds Porto Rico st 7d7.c, and ~ mas
Cuba al 6d6sc.
SPICES We hear ofsses Of Goo bags Pmeno s DC
sFEDs-Cacuita Lns. ed D limited request al the improve
men sales Of eco bags In Boston az % oush ossh oo
WHIskYThe market buoyant, and IL active sales Oh LOU
lls A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
CRICKET AND EASE BALL
r, o. I.a<f,~ Of ne Y. Y. Tr,ovse.

u es L.sfev Of fAs Y. =. Tr'eD&e
s,,. IA, B,yalI Of this morning hsvios contra
stssd ne s..,eu.n: o. the Bsse BAL Maca VIII ne
All Frslani E'-ver zi>h 20 eI7'sin - Foss'l p 70
which / stood ~ the tine the cr.lsrge IS, s'Vsc.
The Eleven ert my.eli hat g meeting ~ Po1a le,'
min, exclusively i. being understood that The ch:i
ere. vac 20 De prnfiuri sec,et II Pliistslp1s ~
;ai. reason, th.t TIE Bsss Bal GLIB, OF PhAaf4.Ph.
bad tue and time sssin reqae,.si them y pay
mach Il Wa refused 0n these grouais the Al reg.
land Eleven had Only 'sWs 10 pay 0e game, a1d 'aa'
n ne in N,s.Yo,k knowing thss tJs pest ect the
greatest run1er OF players were 20 be TO IN mere
Tie Base i .ll Cobyen'ion 20 make TIE mItea d
the Al EDglsrd Eleven will be held 6, TIE cEi>n ID
tel Liberty .tIeet Brooklyn, Tuesday evening, Oc;o-
Der -, 1852 ,-,s
Respectfully, W. n DAVE
Az O. tie All Eas sd EIcv.n n D sse BAL
Eta, Ys,k o tot,r IS, 1853