A ill ii.ii.CIAL.
v,n,r;i:;r.To:;, n.'c.""
THURSDAY NOVCMDZa 4, 2l'
j c .i tl.o1 c.e s!le which l n t to 1
, cue J. on the oilier. Il If f.rniu'a I
FOR THE COMMERCIAL.
9 o'clock, 10m. P. M.
Iav.tiMur, Nov. 2. Baltimore, Pierce's major
i y (4 477) funr thousand lour hundred and mt
; entj-sevta. . Philadelphia,. Norther, Liberties
give Pierce's gala thirteen hundred. Connect!
Vit, large Democratic gain. New fork, all but
four Wards, eleven thousand for Picice.
jBSCQSD DISPATCH .
9 o'clock, 40m. P, SI.
....... Baltimork, ifov. jj.New Vork city Whig loss
. on Taylor's voto about twenty thousand. Buffalo
gi.es nine hundred and Albany seven hundred
Pierce. Rochester one hondrcd and fifty Scott
11 large Pierce gains. .
TIIIRD DISPATCn.
- 10 o'clock, 12m. P. M
BiLTmoiE, JJor. 1 Returns received show
Pierco hat carried Maine, Near York, Delaware,
Marylawl, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Ohio seems
to have gone some.
i l3T3ce Postscript.
v PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
, v. , New Hanover County..
PRECINCTS.
QoVCNNOB. . PaKSIDCNT.
Rkio I Kcsa Pierce Scott
' Wilmington k n476
. MiaontntrnV 87 '
; l Hamit Run. 99
y Molly Shelter, , 67
' Rocky Point, , 81
Long Creek, 148
; . South Washington, . 124
Moore's Creek, A 72
' Plney Woods, 71
Calntoch, 61
: Upper Black Kircr, 98
Federal Point, ; 19
. Upper Sound, f newl (JO
Total,
' field's piaj.
1,842
992
282 696 290
87 60 88
' 00 71 00
i I 61 00
7 66 8
, 136 9
8 .113 13
1 46 3
4 . 62 10
00 00 00
1 00 oo
4 21 2
00 87 1
360 0,000 0.C00
DUPLIN COUNT.
i Only 6 precincts heard from, as follows :
Williams,.
' Island Creek,
Strickland's,
' Kensnsvilte,
Warsaw.
, PaUon','
Pierco. Scott.
78 . 00
66 10
184. 12
106 25
407 80
, 23 t 86
BRUNSWICK COUNT?,
;rr'Tlaretniis iVotn ft' precincts shews gain on
Bald's rotcof 65: ; Northwest 83; Smithvillc 4;
Town Creek 27. Theso returns reduces the Whig
v s majority of Angustdown to 8.
' - " v - electionTeturns.
f ffe hare" made arrangements to be regularly
: supplied with Telegraphic dispatches of the re
tires of the Presidential Election, till the result
,ls known, , Wo arc, however, more anxious to
" give fomel than we are to give early reports. The
Bcrs of defeat wilt come soon enough to the dis-
'" comflted party, and the announcement of victory
' U at all times agreeble. -
- -"C- PROM CALIFORNIA.
' x upn onrhW page will bo fouudsorao California
P brought by the Georgia ; also a report of
-' .tfte California MarkeU.
jr'.'V " THE ELECTION.
J 'lt is admitted by all, that there was never an
i election day here that passed off more quietly and
-orderly, tbaa that of, Tuesday last. It is true
."that leal and animation pervaded the ranks of tho
V, different parlies but there was nothing calcula-
tcd to excite personal hostility. This is the only
, -way in'llcb( the doctrine of republican liberty
.:: can W truly maintained. While each ono acts
' , the part of an independent freeman, ho awards,
.without reproach the same rieht to his neihhor
' As we anticipated, some of the antl-Siott Whigs
. refrained from voting at all; others voted for
.,' Pierce aud Kiog, and wipe fevr put ia votes for
Fillmore, -V
, V t , LONG CREEK BRIDGE.
The JiturTial of Tuesday contaius the proceed
ings of a meeting at Long Creek Bridge, held on
Saturday last, to which is attached the words .
"Commercial please copy." Our Long Creek
neighbors know that we are willing to insert their
communications, from the exporienco of the past,
and w! would not iesltate,' generaliy, to comply
;.wita such a request from the Editors of tho Joui
lial for, from the position of the request, being
appended to and Hot connected with the proceed
ings, we are left in doubt as to the party making
the request. But the request comes too late. If
" proceedings In this paper; they should have seut
ui a coiy so that we conld bevo DUblished it in
pur last issno, . .
TUB CKY6TAL PALACE.
The ceremony of erecting the first colnmn of
Ibc Crystal Palace, In New York, came off on Sat-
urday last,, Considerable enthusiasm was mani-
s rested by a large number of persons who attended
to witness the, spectacle. "Addresses were deliv
ered Governor llnnt; Mr. Sedgwick and others.
-., t" . FROM MONTE .VIDEO.
By an. arrival a$N. York on Saturday, advices
fi om ilonto Video to the 22d of August are recei
ved. Monte Video is the republic of 8omh America,
which formerly went by tho name of lianda Oi i-
lttal. In the vlceroyalty of U PlaU. The b onn
dariesof thla repoblicare, op the north, Paragnuy
and Brasll on ilia i sootb, tho rlrer U Plata; on
tlia east, Brsili on the west, the river JUrnguav,
wlUcU divfJea lt from Buenos Ayns, or.he it-
gienttoe'wpuW'ltt;1-''"1--'-- .
rheCommerclo'del PUta gives an account of
tho reception of our Mbjlstors, Messrs Schenck and
Peudleton, on'tbe, Ha Aognst, at Monte Vldw.
w bicb h the capltol of the repnbllc of the same
i.:.me. They twe rweUusd with appropriate hon
or if the President; Wo make the following ox
u m t A-yni Mr. Schoock's Speecb on the occasion :
V mb In beoalf ofoni lUpnbllelo the great
A m.-, km family of nations, to brlnX grw-Mni and
fw'l vlilji'S to another of the same aWrhood;
mi l ndj owfred to treat folly of the means by
Lh'h to draw more closely, and establUb rH-rma-M
iit'y, t! a relations of jwace and Commercial in
tcrcouisu which now exists between th two emml
trks snJiheicjcitLTens, In rlewofthe freofornis
of giivernmorit., adopted by both Ihe-common
in lueii'lea of IJbertjr which pervade litem, and thyr
xinformijy ball liberal lntltBtlons-lt is pocu-1
t cm d by every r i laronty iecnmlng to Indopun
t'i sit uutious, sl.ould be strpnetbened and pereet!
l tori'vi r ix-twuvn the wltod States and the
ud ta Invite 4o aneb adjnst-
ut i luu i. lost friendly mntoal relations, it is
' v t do khon d deelarjs.to your Excellency, at
i f!, v! I. tliefundiiinental principles on which
i:is!i noted to stand." These aro two: A
ii of jtorfi-ct eqnnlityletwcen
l oca tie dt'oiauu lu no ctso-oi
t;i auvan!.
t I'ui'.'y ci
v. Luh the lutvroaUoi.al policy of the Uulk-d iHau ,
is pulded. w
To the address of Mr Eclicnck, tbo PrestJc.i
made the following reply :
I have a particular eatlnfiictlon in receding your
Excellency and jour colleague, Mr. Pendleton, as
Ministers Plenipotentiaries, jointly charged bylits
Excellency tho President of the great American
Confederation wiih a special minion ue;ir the
Oovernmeut of this Republic. - , .
. To draw moie closrly the relations of friendship
happily existing between the i wo Republics by
esUblinhln; them noii the lasting bavis of justlco.
eqnity, and the reciprocal lutereat 'of each people.
Is an o Ject worthy of the solicitude of their Gov
ernments; and your Excellencien may be sanured
that you will Ond In me tho most decided distiosi
lion to assist to a favorable Usue the minion en
tru.strd to the prudencjBnd patiiotin of your
Excellencies, with all the zeal which animates me
for the food of my own country and of the Uuited
(Males.
1 reciprocate to your Excellencies the kiod
words with w hich you honor mo, felicitating yon
upon hsvinsr merited the honorable trust, which
you have come todischaige towards its. ami ex
pressing my wishes lor Hie prosperity and a
grandizementoftho American Union.
SECRETARY OF S'f ATE.
The Hon. EnwRp Evkbbtt, of Massachii!Ctts.
has accepted the office of Secretary of State, ten
dered to him by President Fiumobp. Of this np
ointmept the National Intelligencer says:
"There is a peculiar fltuess, we tliink. in the a
pointmetit. Mr. Everett was the attached person
at mend or the Statesman whoso lamented di atl
caused the vacancy in the Department, as well as
an irreparable void amongst the great men of th
world. To this recommendation, however, mav
be added the higher consideration of the eminent
quaiiltcations of Mr. Everett for tho office. Hi
public services at home and abroad, unitin" expe
rienpo and a thorough acquaintance with our lor
eign affairs to his flue abilities atid regulated tern
per, render him a wortiiy successor to the honors
and duties of (he post."
PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.
The anthracite coal trade of Pennsylvania con
titlllAtt flrwt tlw. t ..i n n 1,.., Sn .
, IUiiuU ,oJk ccs wan Vo.oo'J tons
The Ledger says :
The Lehigh now lacks but about 150,000 tons
rom the 1,100,000 tons which the Company esti
mated gg the season's business. About four week's
uninterrupted trade will accomplish this. The
Reading Railroad has brought down 1,601,145
tons, and the Schuylkill Navigation Company, 675..
7o5 tons. About six week's business will be .e
quired, to reach 800 000 tons, the amount claim
ed lor the Canal for the season. The demand tor
coal is fair, and prices are firm."
CEREMONIES AT MARS II FIELD.
The Boston papers contain a long and inteiest
ing account of tho melancholy ceremonies at
Marshfleld, on Friday last, attending the inter
meet of the mortal remains of Daniel Webster
We cannot And space for tho whole, but will make
some extracts which cannot fail to be interesting
r-any on rrniay morning tue people begU to
approach, in long processions, the mansions, of the
dead Secretary. Iiiuumerablo carriages, heavily
freighted, which had tarried for tho night in the
neighboring villages, came up, ono after another,
to tho avcuuo leading to Mr. Webster's house
Those persons who arrived before nine o'clock
were permitted to view the body in tho library,
where it had lain in state for several days before.
But tho crowd became so great after that hour
and tho desire to see the body so general, that it
was brought out into tho lawn in front of the
house. Here, beneath the ihado of a silver-leaf
ed popular of liis own planting, were exposed for
general gaze the dead majesty of the country.
The countenance of tho great slateman was but
little alterated, and those who had seen him with
in tho past two years easily recognizsd hia fea
tures. In order to accommodate all who wished
to tako a farewell look, the people arranged it, so
thai the people marched in procession by the
body. For three hours a constant train was in
motion, and ninny a fad tear upon that bior was
shed.
Amongst the distinguished persons present,
were Hon. Franklin Pierce, Hon. Unfits Choate
Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. Abott Lawrence, Hon.
George Aslimun, Hon. Wiu. Applctnn, Hon. Rob
ert C. Wintbrop, Hon. Otis P. Lord, Hon. Geo. S.
Hillard, IIoji. C. H.Warren; Governor Suuliveil ;
Lieut. Gov. Cushum; the Secretary of the Com
monwealth ; the Laud Agunt, the Adjutant Gen
eral, Hon. lly. Wilson, Hon. N. P. Banks, Judge
Spraguo, Hon Homer Foot, S. D. Bradford, Esq.,
Georgo T. Curtis, Esq., the Mayor and Aldermen
and twelve members of tho Common Council of
Boston, Prof 0. C. Felton of Cambridge, and many
others from different parts of Msachusetts. It
would be safe to tay that nearly one-half of tho
SuQoik bar was present.
"The government of (he New England Society
of New York was represented ; also, the N. yUi k
Historical Society ; the bar of N. York ; tho Whig
General Committee of New York, and the Demo
cratic Republican General Committee, ol the same
city. The Albany bar was represented, and there
were many other delegations from the Stute of N.
York. Tho bar of Philadelphia was represented
by C. ff. Churchman and others. From Dart
mouth College (here was a delegation of two from
each class. Ibere wss also a large attendance of
the Reverend Clergy of Massachusetts.
The religions services were commenced at 12
o'clock. After these were concluded, a sermon
was delivered by tho Rev. Ebedezer Alden,
tho pastor of the Orthodox Church in South
Marshfleld, who stood in the Hall of the Man
sion
Instructive extract
"A mind like Mr. Webster's, active, thought
ful, penetrating, sed. te, could not but meditate
deeply on tho condition of roan bolow, and feel
iia responsibilities. He could not look on this
mighty system,
This uulversal frame, thus wond'rons fair,;
without feeling that it was created and upheld by
an lutelllgeuce, to which all other Jntelllgencea
must be reaonsible. I am Imuod to say that In
the courso of my life I never met with an indi
vidual, in any profession or condition, who si ways
spoke and always thought with such awful reve
rence of tho power nd presence f Pod. . No ir.
reverence, wr llghtnes, even no too familiar allu
sion to God sud lila attributes ever escaped hi
Hps. The very notion of a Supreme Being was
with blmjnade up of awe and solemnity. ;.H All
H the whole of bis great mind with the etrongest
emotions. A Me him wlUi all his pron-r
senttmuutaiDd sensibilities alive Id Mm, mast; In
this state of exietenw, tare 'something to heliflvo
tnd orottblng to hope for j: ir elso.'Ai life li adS
vancii.to Its flose,ins'heart-ioklniif and op
pressloav Txpeod npon.lCwhatever may be the
mind of an old manold age W 0Dly rjially happy
when, on feeling the enjoyments of this world
pass away it begins t. 1 a stronger hold rn the
.... ii;e cr i.i.-iij j.. : . i 1. i:,.. v-r.
-'.a lu-presslve prayer of u urly t;.esan;y letli
then tiiado by the reverend gentlernuu ; and
the usual selections from the sttiptnres, com
mencing "man that is born of a woman is of a
few days, and full of trouble," were read by him
In termination of the religious services.
The followhig is recorded as tho scene at tho
Sepnlehre: , . '
' Hero : again the face of the distinguished dead
was exposed to view. This was the most touch
ing scene of the day. Mr Fletcher Webstcr'end
his sons Danlul and Ashbwton took ther final
leave. Then each "member of ihe proceaMon till,
cd their eyes with tho last fond look of tho dead
patriot, v It would be difficult to describe the sad
ness of the many faces as they turned away for
ever froin that form that they had so long admir
ed. 8ome recalled the memories of other days
when they had seen the great orator In the Senate,
at the bar. and heard him in the open air, descant
ing, as he alone could, upon those virtues which
go to make up the true greatness of a people ;
while many others shed salt tears upon the bier,
as they were reminded of the genial hours of
communion they had spent wiih him, and the un
obtrusive, but most instructive, lessous which he
gavu forth, seemingly aud in truth, without an ef
fort, but yet effective lor good to all who heard,
and for all time."
The body was deposited in the tomb a simple
stincture over the door of which were the words
DMKt. Wkbstkb" engraved upon a mai ble slub.
A Boston Editor remarks : ''We have refrained
from any attempt to describe the desolation of
the immediate family of the peerless statesman.
Mrs. Webster, who, after tho expiration of the
present adminisration, had contemplated many
yeais of joy and ieace w ith her distinguished
pirtner, at their home in MarshSeld, is now the
sudden victim of extreme woo her fond antici
pations blasted. The buoyonet spirit of that
manly son, which was never before bent, ii now
bioken, and for the first time in his happy life is
he made lo drink deep, indeed, of'the cup of sor
row. Well ni4y they exclaim, "'What is life 1 An
hour glass on the run a mist retreating from the
morning sun." 'SThey have lost a husbnnd and a
father who was to them an object ol affectionate
regard beyond the common estimation. There
it re others of that stricken household, that might
be named, who, top, are bowed down by thii sad
event
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES.
Wii.minutok, Oct. 30.
The Committee of Arrangements, appointed by
tho meeting of the citizens of Wilmington, for
commemorating the death ot Da mix Wkpstkk.
met at the Commissioner's ollke, and W. C. How
ard was called to the Chair. On motion it was
llesolctd. That Thursday, the 1 8( h inst.. Be set
aside for celebrating tiie funeral ohseqiiies of the
hceased Slalesjnan. and that a general susiieusien
of business bo requested on that day.
W. C Howard was appointed to act as Chief
Marshall, with the power to select such Assistant
Marshalls as he may deem necessary, and thedif-.
Cerent public Societies are invited to join io tho
procession. The flags on all public buildings and
on all vessels in port will bo displayed at half
ina.'t.
The following gentlemen arc requested to art
as a Committee for procuring suitable music : J.
II, Chalbonrn, R.B. Nood, 8. Jewett; J. .'.Cono
ley, J. R. lleston and C. Myers ; and (he following
to obtain the use of a place for the celebration ;
O. G. Parsley, D. McMillan and A. A. llartslletd.
W. E. Anderson being appointed to rommuni-1
catc to Mr. It. B. Cowan the unanimous wish of
the Committee that lie would deliver an addrestt
on the occasion of the celebration, on the lSih
inst., and having performed that duty has reeeiv-
ed the following reply.
Wilmington, N. C. Nov. lt. 1852.
Mv Dkati Sir: Your favor of Oel. 20th, infor
ming me of the action of tho Committee of Ar
rangements, was received on yesterday.
Flattered by the "iiiianim . uis selection" of th'
Committee. I feel bound to accede to I heir request ,
anil will endeavor to accommodate myself to the
time which they have tiled upon for the ceiemo-nies.
With mv th inks fur the kind manner in which
you Lave conveyed the wish of the Committee,
I am very truly,
Your friend and ob't serv't.
ROB T. II. COWAN.
Col. -Wm. E. Anderson.
Tho Marshal will publish a programme of the
order of the day in due lime. There being no
her business before the Committee, they then
adjourned.
To.vn papers will please copy.
From this discourso wo make tho following
If, after li
ii'L..
- i i were:..'. J -cteJ
'.e at Lol.oin.
deliberations of thu Senate, the
form of Government is to be changed, the result
will be submitted to the people. ,l a legislative
body bo appointed to ascertain the regularity pf
the votes and declare the result. . '. "-.
The speculative mania In Paris still continues
to Increase, and In some cases interest at the rate
of 410 per cent has actually beeu paid for money
to carry on trunsactiops from one; aettlement to
anoilicr.j , K
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe
says that Louis Napoleon's marriage with the
Princess Vaasa U t settled fact. Tho marriage
win oc soiemized previous to the coronation.
Out Day Later.
The late political executions at Siiiogacica are
to be followed up by similar butcheries at the Ur-
bano and Ancono.
The brig Zollverien, from Bristol, bound to
Dantzic, put into Portsmouth, having run into the
steamer Metropolitan, from London for Glasgow,
thereby sinking the latter in 87 fathoms of water
off Beachy Head. The captain and crenj were su
t iV,.,u.c i
treacherovs t' . , r.
Mr Wilcox was t ! ?;t '
much esteemed ty I, , ,.icir! i
for bis modest and gi ntledej !
Uieiit.
:.., an 1
,'i.ihitiUM:
lie leaves
a sorrowing Widow and seveial Mnu'd children.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New York, Nov. 1. The steamer Pacific has
arrived, bringins; 121 passengers and Liverpool
dates of October 20m. The Africa reached Liv -erpool
on the 17th, and .tho City of Glasgow nr-
ived an the 19th.
ENGLAND.
ParlUmont will meet Nov. lth,soon after which
ii isrep rieo mat me L.nierais win try ttiu strength
Baltimore, Nov. 3, 8j o'clock, P. M.
Eieice has Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania,
New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Ohio. Virgin
ia, Michigan, Noil!) Carolina, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Jersey, Indiana, Missouri, Louisana.
Scott has Vermont, Kentucky, Massachusetts and
probably Tennessee.
From the Bnliimore $un. of Monday.
THE NEW CHARLESTON STEAMER
With her great enterprise for accommodating
the trade of the West on the eve of completion,
Baltimoie is also taking those necessary steps for
promoting the interests of her southern connection
which the present occasion and her own future
seem to demand. Il affords much pleasure to be
able to announce that the efforts which have been
made by the committee appointed by the South
ern Steam Packet Company to secua- subscrip
tions toward the const ruction of aside wheel
steamer to run in connexion with the Palmetto,
have thus far been attended with very encoura
ging success. Wo learn from the Price Current
that in the last four or five days about S50 000
has been subscribed, sufficient to guarantee put
ting me steamer under immediate contract--The
committee entertain no doubt but that the
balance of the amount required will be secured us
the work progresses. Every merchant of Balti
more is expected to take some share in carrying
out this enterprise.
DEATH OF MISSIONARIES.
Accounts have been received of the death of
two missionaries of the American Board, viz.
Mrs. Morgan, wife of Rev. Homer B. Morgan, who
died at Thessahmica Sept. 10th. and the wife of
Rev Geo. Pearson, who died at Liitle Rock, Ark.,
Sept. 1 till, aued 2i, Mrs. M. was born Feb. Gth,
1822, iu Westminister Mass.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
New York Oct. 31 Another frightful accident
took place on the New Haven Road yesterday.
While the train was crossing the biidge at Wind
sor Locks, Conn., one of the rails broke, w hen the
three hindmost cars were thrown off the track, aud
the last one was precipitated into the canal in
; l'elve feet of water. Two brothers named Par
ker, who returned from California in the steamer
Georgia, on tho nigjit previous and wi re on their
way to surprise their wives, were dro'.v.ned, and
several other passcngeis were furiously injmd.
The three cars above mention, d were completely
smashed to pieces, and tin- ti.uk was so l iokeii
as to render il impossible for trains to pass over
it. This is the second accident of (he kind that
has happened within a very short timo.
Conesp,vi!tnc- of (hi: Jmrnal of Commerce.
Nassau, Nk.w Phovidknck. Oct. 12. The dread
ed Choleou still continues its ravages among us ;
though to day it has, I think, abated a trifle; but
we can't tell anything about it. An all-wise arid
merciful God duetts it, and in his hands isthc is
uo. The 7lh was observed as a day of hiimiha
lion and prayer by the people, and I must say,
thai in no place could a greater amount of sc.i
ousness be observed.
The schooner Martha Jane, Covington, hence
for Bos on with salt, has been seized by the Mar
shal for an infringement of (he Revenue Laws
The result will bo a fine of 8100, and the vessel
will he released, and probably sail to-morrow.
ARRIVAL OF TIIE BLACK WARRIOR.
Later from Hivana.
Mobile, Oct. 31 The steamer Black Warrior
has arrived, bringing later Havana advices. The
steamer I'ovvhitan arrived at Havana on tho 24th,
having on board Judge Conklin, U. S. Minister to
Mexico. On bis way to tho house of the Ameri-
Heafl. ine lonowing lu uneaie from C. C.
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Respectfnllv vours.
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Such certificates as the above, are not to be ob
tained in favor of a m dicine destitute of merit,
hut are only given upon the most satisfactory
proof of (heir efficacy and success. Should any
one, however, wish for further evidence, they
aro invited to read the pamphlets accompanying
I he medicine, winch abound with ceriith utcsequal
ly satisfactory, and which may be obtained of the
agents gratis.
REED. BATES & AUSTIN. Wholesale Druff
gists, No. 2b Merchants Row. Boston, General
Agents.
C. DuPre, Agent for Wilmington. $1 ner bot
tjo ; six bottles for $5.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NOV 5.
Shingle:
ARRIVED.
Nov. 1. Steamer Fanny Lutterloli. Stcadman.
from Favetteville to E. J. Lultarloh.
Schr. Joseph Ann', illlis, f,0iu little River, to
Adams. Brother & Co.
Brig Emily, Young, from Thomaston, to George
Ilarriss.
Schr. Melissa Holland, Hacker, from Shallotte,
to DeRosset & Brown'.
2 U S M steamer Wilmington, Price, from
Charleston, with 2(j passengers.
Brig Florence, Hopkins, fioin Charleston, to
Potter & Kidder.
3. USM steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from
Charleston, with 35 passengers.
Brig Mazallaml, Lewis, from Savannah, to M
Cost ill.
Brig II. B. Crosby, Colling, from New York, to
Adams, Brother & Co.,
CLEARED.
28th nit. Brig Marshall Dutch, McGilvory. for
Waldi.-boro. (Me .) by I K Dickinson (Si Co., with
121 ObU feet Lumber and Timber.
Nov 1. Brig I'aiuaho. Adams, for Waldoboro,
(Me..) byChadl'ouin & Hooper, with Lumber.
2 U S M steamer Vandei hilt, Sterelt. lor Char
leston, w ith UU passengers.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stcadman, for Fay
etlev ille, by E J Lnlterhoh.
3 Steamer Hunan, Baibery. for Favetteville,
oj t,. j. Waterloo, with one li.mt in to.v.
Brig Olive. Kelly for Dainarara. In- DeRosset &
Crown, with 115 510 feet Lumber, 10 bids Spiiits
Tuipciuiiio. I'M) . Pis 'J'ar and PHI bbis Pilch
Schr. R. P.iifr. Sony, for Barbadoes. bv R
U. liaiiUm wiih 21.OU0 Staves, 32 000
and 25 0UO feet Lumber.
V S .l Sb aiuer Wilmington, Price, for Charles
ton, with OS passciigi r.
f'ehr S. ,M Wain Silliman, f .r New York, by
Miles t'ostiu with 53 hales Colloii. 12 bales Sheet
ing 20!) bushels Pea Nnls. 512 bids Tur.ieiitiiic,
bl2 lihU Uosin 1 13 bbi, SjHtits Turpeutiiie.
Expoits of Biig I'.unalio cleared in our lust by
Cbuiihourn & Hooper, 112 000 feet Steam Sawed
Lu mUr.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tho following notice In mvintrs has reecnth
In en olheiailv commuiiicaled to the D paita cut
ol State by tho Charge d' Affaires al mlerim of
Deninai 1; :
Noiice is hereby given to inariiiers that, should
ti.ev have the niNorlune to bo wrecked on the
west coast of Jutland, or on the coasts of the Is
land Bornhulm, and there should be no other
means of giving them assistance, (here will be
thrown to them from the shore, with the aid of an
appaialus of rockets. line of nine threads. Iu
hauling this line on board their vessel tho ship-
locked mai iners will liml atb'.ched loitRv.o v
strong cable (ihioe inche ami a half in size
I ..e .. i. ; .i. : i t i. . . , ....
. " no o is oiocr hi i ap pea w n ii a s
iler running Jino. The two tackles of th is line are
fastened to n safely buoy, enabling one by the
means of a tranllrr to walk over the large rope.
I he ship wrecked mariner will be careful to fas
ou these ropes as high as possible on the vessel,
in order that tin- bna.cer-. may not come in con
tact with the suf. l-bii'iy. By acting in concert
w ilb the rescuers the crew will thus be able to es
tablish a communication with the land, by caus
ing i he sale ly-buoy to go baekwardg anil forwards.
i. i- . ,
Hani-, -N. U
h!(S, iii.
houldrs, do.
II ig round,
H a
H a
l-i a 12
IS a
VAL yn.
"1 inUpe. i .- ,
Mains wtstern, a i eiiow iip j
Hii, ' do. 11 a llj Vii.i,) cip,' (i i i
lloulllers. do. 10 a lOsjuanl, i (J
Butier. pt lb , 23 a 23 -ii'ar, ; j,
BI'KK. ner obi.- - I'iu li, - . i . ;
Norihein iikss, 15 CO i lioejn Ly tuh ,
"" do tirimo. . , 1 2( u'
-Jba., - 4 P0a6 CO. No 3. - 05' , ,;',
. vup r r.r., per iu. - ; apirus i urp I
. fumingo, ' -if--!' per jnll.-- 46
mo,- ; , , a 104
..(itb.
3 25
a 2 Eo
LM8uayra,"-'.rlt ull
wuDa, . none,
Jaa, '".": 14 "a
Uoiion, per Jl. 8f a !)j
Corn, per bush 60 a C
Candles, N OV 12 a Hi i
do. Northern, 14 a - .
Adamantine, 2i a 30 !
perm, a a
Cheese, ' 9 a 10
Coiion Yarn,v 15 a 1(
do (Jznaburj; 9 a '
4-4 N C Ssheel- ' '
ine, "-6 a
( Sliweling $: a'- '
KLOUtt. ner bbl. ' :
Fnyetteviile. 6 25 a ; s
uaiuniore, s so a ' r
Canal, ex. : '6a70O
Ftaibem, 35 a' 4n
GLUK, per lb.. - .1
Aniciican, - ' It a 14 I
'HAY', per 100 lbs.
liasrern, ' a 1 Ell
N. Vork. -
Ash head-
ing, 9 00 a :
Hollow- ' .
ware, . 3 ia
lltO. ner lb.
American, best re-
fined.
KnaMsh assorted.
Swede bcBt refin-
ed
American sheer,
i . . . . .
ues. .-wae
NAILS, perk. jt.lOo tSs.
v;ui, r 3 5u.-a a 7i
vii., per gall.
Nperm, . A I2t 1 35
UH.seed, . tji a I CO
. em's fool, 1 50 a
fork, iN on hem perbbr,
Mess, ' 21 00 a 22 10 .
I'riawj 17 00 a 19 00
Ji'Ji Eye,-. : -,a-, -
oow, - po a on
I'eaNuta 95 a 1 00
RICK, nrr lfin Iha : y '
gleaned, e W a 5 bO
ttough rice nom. ."I iff
ber bush. to a -f, g
WlO hhd. ,1V J
luun, none. -
3i
21
6
4t
6
.jiisteu, - none '
. bbl. 1 t -.
rouah. -12 00
Dasmd, -hone.
ftninaies. ner 10(,D. -
"innion. 2 no a 2 R
towtracfi -4 10 a 6
lurm, r-..,f6 00 a i
sali net buslTef.
land,'" rx-i a
Blown, , none. '
Ulvcrpool, -
persack. t 25 a I
Soap, uerlb.-
rale, - T-a
UU.WUIj.11, pt-rlOOOfeol. Brown. X -.'"Si. sot?
S. Sawed 15 00 a 16 001 Sieil pcf lb;'--' -Mooring,
tGermart.'"-'l2I a ,
W boards 13 00 n fr, OnitlUtMd m. c
IJU.I . . j w ' ,
"" uu " .Ileal tJiist' lBrn-
scnntlinjj, 13 qo a li 00 BeM quulity
Mill saws."
6 leo(,i i
Wide bourds
edged, 14 01) a 15 00
Refuse half price.' 1
IUVKK LU.ll BF.R
Hoorinff. II rn n l nn
de lio'rds 7 50 a 8 OOiSi. Croix,
wwU,,,lltf , 0iQ 0 W l,Ofls
2?
00 iVir,
yutrarrer lb -
.Orleans V 7 a
Porto Kice- -61 a 7t
8 -a,
Vl'sAIOV
na,
slen-
of the government on tho qustion of free trade, j t4n Consu1' ,bo JudSu " gro,ly insulted by the
mlltlus of another'
.' Mr. Wetaier'a Kllioiu sentiments antl fcel-
Tho funeral of Lord Wellington will take place
about tho 17th of November.
Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll presented his creden
tials as minister on the lGih, and was introduced
by Lord Malmesbury.
Lord Londesb.iro had accepted the challenge to
raco with tho yacht America, in September next,
for Xl. 000.
The clergy aro endeavoring, to revive the con voc
ation of the English church.
The Lish Catholic papeis exult Id the prospect
of Iho French Eaipiro.
Considerable remittances of gold are again be
ing made Horn Lnndon to the continent, caused
by the recent increase in imports of produco, aDi
from tho late rise in prices.
J He Queen held a Court and Privy .Conncll at
Windsor Castle on Suurday, at which Parliament
was ordered to bo prorogued from the 21st inst
to tho 4th of November.
FRANCE.
Napoleon entered Paris on the 16th in Imperial
tto. Tho city was decorated with triumphal ar.
dies upon which wro inscribed "ty (ho Emperor
Napoleon tho third."
The Senate has been summoned to assemble op
the 1th of Kovcm'vr. to fleitnerata concerning to
Empire. It la believed ilwUbcy will declare tbo
Ab-dcl-Kader bed . been liberated and will be.
convoyed to Prussia, InMurkey, having sworn
uppn (he Sprang not 'to distnrb AtgrlaV '.Vi
The French army Will shortly be ireduced.6;!
Thu government has advertised for 6J50O 000 kil
ogramme ! Kenlncky,- Maryland aud t.YirgIuU
leaf' tobacco.. K's V. tvf'V:
t ::WAW.t:)vti::
; Tb itesmcr Antnnlo D'Ulloa had .been ordered
to take the place of the Pkarro.'; The new ilea
tuer Secoodo had tuoo Uuueivtiiollio Ihauua, . 1
rabble of the city. Judge Conklin immediately
obtained an interview with the Captain General,
the result of which was that that officer express
ed a willingness for thu Crescent City to land her
mails and passengers in future, but he would not
allow Purser Smith to land. He also agreed to
apologiso for his pusl conduct as loo hasty, and
It was thought tho whole difficulty would be am
icably adjusted. Tho I'jvvbuiian sailed for Vera
Crna on the 28th, with Judge Conklin on board,
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
ThoNallonal Intelligencer of Monday contains
anolher of those painful nccldi fits fliisirt fmm
the incautious handling of (he arras, which we
present to our readers iu addition to the thounnd
warnings the public liavo had ou tho subject,
through the Press. The accident took place on
Friday evening last, on the ferry-bait pljing at
tho Long Undue. As Mr. Charles Q Wllcqx a
clerk lu the Bureau of Subsistence, was returning
from a shooiing excursion, and in the act of pay.
lng his ferriage, his fowling-piece .'exploded, the
load taking effect on the upper part of hi head,
blowing off a portion of ti)u cranium, and prodn-'
cltig Instant death. It is not known whether tho
hammer oftlie barrel which exploded was dowu
upon tho cap ; it Is thought not ; but, nnder any
circumstances, another lesson js added to (he
Ln f ? ?0 1'. which kacb the peril of ''allowing
for a single (listaiil the' miixzle"'of loaded gtin
tp point in the direction of the person )oadcd
gitn carries death 'wltlilti Itself and that death Is
as'ready for Its owner as for any one elso If ciase
l'tlllfirii'l'LV.- w;',ln,,,, ' apt to
lake posseasloti'Iu theni'lnd jolig iiabitiiated to" a
fivorlrt inn, Hi If It wire 'sonied.miesllc pet, and
a feeling Is Induced 'which begetx ' lofmlliar
and henee dangi-rons use of ltv h should alwRjs
becousldeicdoudhamllodfi-Uh tho uttuost tea-
300. B.S
Nov
nil!
Biil.S. Tar in
lie by
T.4R!!
fino bhipplnp order. F01
JOS. it. BLOSSOM.
100.
LIQUORS.
1 V I1BLS. Rcciilied Whiskey.
1 KJU IU do. t'otoMc Uraudv.
10(1). Uin. Now in siore nnd for anle by
CHAUBUUllN & UOUPKit.
Nov. 4. UK).
COOKS! BOOHS!!
JUS r received, ni S. W. Whitakcr's Book, Sta
lionery and Music Siore, smith side Market at.,
iwo duors ubove Wilkinson A ICsier'a Conlecliona-
fy-
In addition lo tha varltd supply of School Books
formerly In store we hove just 'eceived Uruenleafs
Ariili.mtle, Cobb's do j Hezen'a Speller und Uefi
ner ( Miiiiili'8 Primary (icogrnphy i Parker's Juven
ile Philosophy Isl'unil 2nd parts ; Copv Books; Par
ley' San Moon and Siari; Uobiior's .Sevtzucs
French Grammar i Hedge's Loylc ; Rus!enberger s
Merles, cumpriiiini ' elements of Geology, Botany,
An iioniyand Physiolov, Mam aloay, Ornithology,
Herpoioluy and Ichthyology, lilioin ilouy and.Con
eha'ngy ; new supplies of Uavie'a Aritlunelici j
Bullion's Grammai'sand Readers; S01Hhe.ru Rea
ders and Speakers, &a.
Nos'2. ' S9
STILLS WAN LED.
WNTKD imm.-diitely, two second bind Tur
pentine StilU to run each 10 or 12 bariels Old
Uip Apply to
Oct. 23.
AiNDbK&OM & SAVAGE.
85.
WAV FREIGHT NOTICE.
FROM and after this date all freight shipped by
Brother's I dne, 10 or from Wilmington will be
charged 10 Shippers or Conxigncec at Wjltninutoa.
JOU.M BANKS, Agent.
Nor 2. 1 - b9if.
FREEMASONS Monitor, Envr's and Kolrbi.nk's
Terrestrial Globes, 6. 9 and 12 inchi Copln
Ink 1 Indm Rubber bluira of all sixns.au kinds
Cup and Lfttar Paper, different qHiiliilcsj TUuo
paper Wrapplnu Popi f Hap, ManHla and Straw
Mourning puper ond Envr'opes 1 Pleeloli is. Just
received at : sV VS. W WHlTAKEW'S.
?- t One duor above Scott A jjaldwln'
V Nov l.'fffr'A .'r .-- sJly -Js? ' 99
DAILY. EfPECTEb'?
PP.R frhr Mary Powell.' A hirgV'siinply 6fbest
Knglish. Hay Siufpiu.cl.M W Vorlt dm 'nnd
...... ... ' . : ... s..t ,.... lull-
vvniK' i.eimr puper lin oniim ron nw om p
Lard in Ubls 12 a lu TIM ERR lnftn r."
do kfffg in ISlilimlnn IU - 11 V
LjrneprbbI . I 1 2i ! P i i itm ii S II ? i 1 . at Ifi fill
LIQUORS, nercalloh. Hnmninii K cn rt7r nn
Peach brandy ' Inferior Kn nn
Apple, 37J a 1 00 Tnllow nr lb T a " fi
WINEsJ. persallon.V
Madeira, -.100; a 4 -00
Port,"''l 00 a 4 00.'
Malaga, 40 'a. 75
Ityewhiskcv 45 a 75
Rectified, 2G a 28
N K Itnm, 30 a 33
MOLA.ssiRS per gallon,
New Orleans, a
To NEW VORK: FREIGUTS'
Naval Stores, 25 on deck
o . . Sounder ' ' ( tL;
Spirits Turpentine, - 60 cts pe
xarn and Sheeting, . C cts.pci' oot.V
Cotton, - fil, " blev
t ea ftuia. o " ' lush.
"! ,t
To PHILADELPHIA
Naval Stores. 80 on and
85 tinder.
Spiriis Turpentine,
Yarn and Sheeting,'
' Cotton,
Rico,
f55 ct perbhK'1; t
6J per foot. i ;
SI . per halo ,
15scts.per lOOBs"
mtn nertoii Hank Rates of nctiattsr f
Checks on New Vork.
" Philadelphia,
" Boston,
" " Baltimore,
" " Virginia,
" " Charleston
1 per cent hem
1 (I .' II
K , ii
CO MERCIAN
REMARKS ON MARKER ZS
The water courses continue so xtremejy low
that very little produco enn get t mirket beyond ,
tilewa.r. The receipts are chiefly ty RallTlload '
and small Vesscds. ' .t
TuiiPSNTise: Some 7G0 bids TnrpenllnO' wrre -
soin at sifia or bbl for Soft, $1,75 ner, bbfor' -
n-irn ; u is rauier auu wa ouuroa yemeraiy. v.
ttt i. .1 fc vVfh m
SriiiiTs, -About 151) bbls Spirits Ttirpontln
changed hands at 46 eta per" gallon, belnj avdo t
vhiiu , v.; gsooii biiicu our mm repori. - .
ivosiN and lAR.no sales or eitnor, tnat,. wo
hear of. 4 f " , . - (
ii.MDtn.-i uart was sold at 5 and 1 at 871 per .
M. ' f. i '
Lime. -1,000 cabks Lime wtro' sold st 9?f per
cask, 90 days. . "I'l '
Corn No arrivals of Corn'for several days
past stock in store diminishing fast.' ,"'t
roi-LTttv. unicneiia 18 to 'Mi eta each. Turkeys
',...,lc .t.W 1 11 I . ....Wrv;. . .... .
iv.Mj vruiku, ij oerio. s'
Poi-k. -Fresh Pork 7 to 8j it i; Fo'f prlc
of other articles see table. , jrv4-, -
NEW VORK t ATttf VT
Nov. J.-Breadsiuffs-There is but af mbderate
business doing m flour, but the markets U flfm . ,
thosalus aro 3000 b bis. a; 4,C21 "'a i4 68rTor'"
Stale, and $1 87, a gl 931 forcommon . Ohio
Southern tlour is also (km at, $4 87 i a t& for com-r
uinutoguod brands. Canadian tloui' Is held at
..1 e.oi u a iiidt i).... a i... .i.,i,,.i u o
tfivl iuy, avjto iiuiir ia uivmuj v.irv,At a v
9i oi t wru meai is selling at 8 uzt ior jersey, v
and Sud 37 for titate and Western. . V '
Wheal is in lair demand, with sales pt 8000 f,
bushels white Obiont 1,10', 2100 reado st iiti'i ; ' ' .
and BitO Southron at 00. Rye is" held at 85. liar-
ley is in roipuest j tho sales aro 85W ,bi.shel to
rowed at 75. Corn is firmer, with sale of 15.000 ,
bushels at 76a for Western ? mixed, and 7S for
AoriHern yellow, uats are unchanged.' ift t
Cotton Thu market la quiet," wiin no '.sale
since the arrivals of the Paclfle. - - - -'
Provisions Are quiet, without change In ratea.
Whiskey Has advanced ; tho sales are flJD
bbls. Ohio and Prison at 2 !.-. '
Naval Stores. There has been un change toy
..tt it .i f ....... ....1.. ...I.U r..uftl...a ..P C II ' 1.1 : . .
ci oiu no pviiiinv, m nn luiiuer vniov vk uou'uoifi..
ut $i 25. Spirits have been acti ve at CO. although
small parcels have been sold at that rate j. toward
tho close 2 JO bbls. were sold at 68. , Rosins -are. .
dim; 200 North connty common were sold a
3tl 45. delivered : 1 6U0 bhls. common Wilmlne- -
ton. including 1,000 to-day at dl,53 and 800 Quo
at 2.00 a 4.60. . -" . ' '' -
tixporta for the wefk'.'":'. Ibis. 18416 "
Do. IVoiu Jan, 1st. ' fJ, ' . do, 472 M7. ;
Do., same time last year. do. 8781
Rico Tho market ia liiwei', but poorly, supplu
ed, with small tajc at 8i,87i d.35.' rrk "
, Exports lor, the week, 53 " .
Do. from Jan.; 1st. v d. ,23 3U
, Do. tame timo last year ' do. 23.60S ,
F0REiuSvin.i!i4a.
. f , (By tto Pacific.) t . k r, -
Oct 20. -Co Saturday Cotton was active, the
saleaJ-eachlng 15000 bales," of which specul.lt or '
took 5,000 and epMers2 000 bales" T'le Africa 'a
advices mi Monday (lopros ed tho muiket atiil (ho
iiijro.vdjone was loKf,;,The. sales of'the threo
days wore 83,000 bales, of which 2350l) bulua
wero Amerleanu Specnlatiirs Mok 8600 and ex
porters 8 500 bales il'he -quotations, are : Fair
Orb us,' d mlddllag ditto, 6 1 ; fair Mobile.
a A ... I.I.J t .. K . i . .t ' rt.., i f,.l. .11. m...
oio . ojniuoort-ui i.: lMir, uiniinii. uiu inneiini -,
t)i 5i'df o'i'dlnitvyv til ', Inferior; 4 a fit I. '.
rfLt-vrniMl;T0ct 2 L12 M TIki tint ton m n Uet
to d;i' Ojienslii)fiVif and the sales will probably
tcaeJi lQ or 12000 b it ''."'"' W ;'v" " ' ' '
' ' Dreiidtuir:-Alnerieart Flour Is th-faff tfieHi .
at steady rates,; The mar ket la. well supplied. .
!;. ' A well assorted stoek of b.a.lonery con- f""' ! ""''' "H.f 6' ; 'ni jn
stantJy n hand at . v - " " ' ' ? ilrni, mid owing to the poor supply holdei j aro
- . . ' , S, W. -WJUlTAKEtt'S. oskir.-a Bhilliiigadvanco. . , ; .
Kwl"'.'!jil"'-: 'A.-.:..-... W'" ' active, -MiiU a large syulaUVQ de-