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0 inW iktifc Jm Imtw WU MM Ml i mill s' I IL 16 1 41 I I i II if 4I 5) I 3 II I. II II 41 VOLUME XII. NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1857. NUMB 239. SHIPS SHIPS.

FORE IGN PORTS. vnu i irw)L The Al hia CICKKO. loj Tavtor. nuuter. wiil mrrt wn a a7 jo Common tt FOfTETVERrOOL ThfAl tasossuUri A nerT sfPjSgcan MAK.C1A Merrirnan iMtrh freight of soi bales cotton, apply to rr.

bow luuju sum win uarc quics ae J. P. WHITJiEY 35 Csroudrlct St. af" For pmijt apply to tlir captain uu board. mR IVVERP()0L Thf II rv (ut ail.

2 in American ARNO. Deering. nuater, hav nearly all her cargo enraaed. will hare de spatch, or Ittini I ul 5uu bales cotton, apply to DiriUl, L.U E.I.L. at rtt FOE LIVERPOOL The AI fast sailing Ameri CVfan ship FRANK.

PIERCE. Leach, master, is now aBluvlu and will receive immediate despatch. For areisbt of AOO osie. cotton. am ly to ets J.

P. WHITNEY CO 3S Carondeiet St an For Maun apply to the captain, cn board. At FOR I POO heA I and fasit ssLlilur 4yr HAKV HAMalON U. tiro. W.

Coison. master, ha aBBa ynn al hrrcarro rninird. and wilt have iinnio Aaic arsratra. Fur Iieisrht oi pwstour. applv to T.

C. JENKINS. l.jtimfir rft, crtoWM. J. DEWEY.

tin vier street. FOR LIVERPOOL Tiie Al last.ailini sfrjs American OS.DEI.IA, Bishop, mailer, hav assa asctiur neatly all ht caru and froing on saard. will have dr.vatch. For freight ofrjou Dales cotton, "'Si BAXTER, LOVELL 4 CO. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al lastr saiiini Anieri sfgvfgjcan ENOCH.

TRAIN, Uica. muirr. is now rtaaes i. adinf and will 'have immediate Fur ei.nt cf bale. eorten.

apolv.t J. P. HITNE St Csmruielet st. For passage appiy to the autain on Ifeard. rl FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fiuK saiiina: Amcri Ccan J.

P. HITNE Gray, masttrr. i. now aBD.oadinff and will have quick devpalcu. For freight al baa cotton, arpiv to J.

P. Hi El CO C3 carondeirt ter For apply to tiir captain on hoard. jSt FOR LJVEKPOL The Al fat iliiijr Amerv AMERICAN Otis, master, is bssidow loading and will have immediate despatch. For freight of flour or cotton, applv to rrj BAA TEH, LOVELL CO. For pannage, havngezceilrut arcommuoations, apply sn board.

Pun xi. Fii.t uitrict. FOR LIVERPOOL Tlie Al very fastaiim American MARULETTE. Jas. Watts, master, is now iondinir and will have immediate oes sstch.

For freight of 4ti bales cotton, apply to JONES. KINDER e20 Uravier street jO Kt)R LI ERPOOL The fwVj glilBE. Hatchinsuu. master, is now loading fje 'VLe auore port. For freixut of cotton.

to 17 i. W. OLIVER Carundelet st. FOR LIVERPOOL The splendid AI verv ta. lUng Amerlrau CUT Or BKOOK.Lt.

J. Mitchell, majiter. is now loading and will have iin tsrfliate ac.yatcn. ror trt i jut oi sb cittton, apply JONES, MACKJNDEK is Gravier For pwuf. having hean'ital stateroom accommo anoBs.

apply to master on board. JT' FOR LIVERPOOL The A I fast sailing Ameri 1 'Jjj. can snip i. a ki scll, vv uiiams. master, is now aasEsfi ioadiug and will have immediate ds.patcii.

For neigiit gi oair. cotton aipiy to J. P. HITNEY iL asCarondelet.treet, AsT For passage appiy to the captain, on board. oil FOR LIVERPIHJL The A 1 fast sailing Ameri.

ASSYRIA. Delano. niater. i. now litad sssarairgaitd will uae imniediate despatch.

Forfreigns SI Ual tsl es OI BPf'V to J. WHITNEr A Carnndelet St. saty For ptMsge apply to the captain, on board. A FOR LIV ERPOOL The A I fast sailing Anaen sfri can AyL ILLA. Oliver, master, having the ssSsWsaaigTrater part of her cargo engngd will have immsv State despatch.

Fur freight it bail cotton appiy to T. C. JENKINS. Uravier crtoj. H.

ASHBRlDtiE A all leu Ctnuuhiii street. FOR LIN ERPOOL The A 1 American clipper hip EXPRESS. Milton. master, is now loading and Swill have quick despatch. For freight of wneat.

sr cotton apply to JONES, MACKINDEK nrT Ofavier strse. flarre. ry i FOR HAVRE The Al fast sailing American NOrtl" HAMPTON, Cotton, master, hating ssssasStnearly all ber csg enraged, will have immediate rtnatcb. For freight of J) bales ap ly to BAATER. LOVELL CO.

tr For passage, having excellent at'cimmodauons, apply to the ca tnm bonrd. Pi et 47, First District. roti HA VKt 1 be Al fast sailing American 'hip B. D. MKTCALF, stetson, maete is now and will have quick dL spatch.

For freight mf sdd bales cotton, applv to J. P. WHiTNET Carnndelet st For psweage apv'y to the captain, on board FOR HAVRE The A 1 fast sailmg Amencaa ADELAIDE BELL, Kobertaun. master, is now loading and will have immediate despatch. For Ireigbx of bales cotton apply to, J.

p. WHITNEY sc. CO. 36 Carondeiet is. For passage apply to ths captain on board.

t. FOR HAVRE The new A 1 fast sailing Ameri and will have immediate despatch. For heavy ran A iun ALh Boya, master, is now loaa stviici or sou naies cotton, at.piv to i BAXTER. LOVELL CO. Kf FOR A RK The Al fast sailing American Pg.bip 'EW EN6LA.ND, Edge, master, having ssasssbncarlsr all her cargo engaged anil have immediate fespatch.

For freight of juo bale, cotton apply to el BAXTER, LOVELL CO. sasT For passage apply to the captain on board. Post third District. "HI FOR HAVRE The A 1 very fast sailing Ameri sf'iX ran ship KATE HUNTER, Trefeltom, master, ssatsfcis now loading and will nave immediate despatch. Far freight of JU bases of cotton apply to JONES, MACKXSdEK A 1 Orsrier street.

aT For raxsge apply to the captain, on board. UK HAVKK The Al fast sailing Amencaa ship OCEAN PEARL, Chandler, master, is now loading and will have immediate deanatrh For sresmt af UU bales cotton apply 10 J. P. WHITNEY A 36 Carondeiet at. aVfFer passage apply to the captain, on board.

Bremri. 2i FOR F. REMK The Al fast ai ling American Chip GEN. BKRRY. Davis, master, having nearly wsbal her argo engaged, will hava immediate de IKcm.

Far balance of freight, apply to jsa JlAAT rift, LOVELL k. CO. FO 'E i BR EMEN the Bremen bark JEVEkLAND, master, having nearly all her cargo engaged, will have despatch. For of freight, apply to THIELE, SEILER A or to BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. Antwerp.

JXj FOR ANTWERP The fast saiUug American yship ASHLAND. Clark, master, having nearly ail "awstber cargo engaged will have despatch. Forhalanre freight appiy to BAXTER, LOVELL At CO. Cadiz. FOR CADIZ Passage Only The Al Cast sailing Tr American ship ASCONOMO.

Swasey, master. 1 1 aU her carg. engaged, will have immediate Wpaccta. For passage only, having elegantly famished anteroom accomniouauons, appiy to the captain, on boaid. IWt SS, First District.

J. P. Vt HITNE A CO 36 Carondeiet t. Jt. FOR CADIZ Passage only The Al fast sailing yvg American shi OBTERVALD.

Jar vis, master, is jsow loading, and having aU her cargo engaged will wv immediate drstch. For passage only, having fine aaaunodstJons. apply tu the captain, on board. P. 1TSE TA Csro udelet ttreet.

Bsa. wFOR GENOA The Al fas sailing bark CARLO VVACstAK, Dattl K. Andros, master, having part cargo engaged, will meet with dsspatch. For ugh or puiay. apply on board, or to J.

H. AS BRIDGE A 7 I Mi fnnimni. PP "i opper SS SS 'P" krig is no. loading qa despatch. For balance 0 swight apply to JOHN TTix.

tn Cnmmuc street asrills 1MaRSEI, lks fastsaJline Ameri JSe bark will be loaded ylht ippiyto On.t TOI cao, RareslAM. Jfi FOR BARCELONA T'te fine yncan packet ship SHI FFIELD. RLt" 1. hu7 having the greater portion 04 beTJ JT. fj and going on board, win be loaded with Wen.

For bsuance of freight of 1500 bale, tonxvrtLZ to vt7 Jotrw Tnnn 1 1 aad Vera f'rarx. MI.AJ1TLA ANJ V'ERA CRUZ To ZVs yi 00 SATURDAY, the 31st inst Julf Line 1 he fine fast sailing packet arhonner SUFFOLK, "an. ntaster, caving nearly all her cargo on bsard. will pwive sail as above. For ba.ance of freight or passage, ing state mom accommodatious, apply on Lower Picayune Tier, or to wOLDENBOW A LESPARRE, Camp street.

1 jANA The superior Al brig ROFUS so, a iu, liavis. master, having the greater part of trr. Lw''u a going on b.art, wiU lueet i oamnce or "rbt or pas saw its CMnnwin street. 4 Far Sale. r4 otir ai In good n.

Ynl be ao'o rhr io Appn rfcen. 't A MVCRF.ARY. i XtAJv'L tt re. rCA FOR6ENOA The Al fast saiUng Amencaa T'fr'P DANUBE. Soiding.

master, having nearly cargo erMraaad, will, have immediate do freight of 3UJ bales cotton applv to BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. ITn STEAMSHIPS. For New York. Tin. I In Leave.

onTIU'RSDAY. Noreiuoer lith. at 8 A. M. StW 1 OKU A.NU SEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

For New York, via Havana The new. splendid, aide wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. simtth. commander, having elegant accommodations for ti rat cut. paMengers.

will leave het wharf, foot of St. Joseph street. First District, with the U. Uaila, as above. For freight or pas age, apply to JAS.

COXSOLT k. Ajrents. 44 Poydras KJThe steamships Cakawba and Black Warrior will leave regularly cn the 11th and fTth of each month. Key Wnl. 1 To sail on THmsDAT, November is, at 8 A.

M. C. S. MAIL LINK. FOR KEY WEST.

VIA PEXSACOLA. Apalachicola. St. Marks, Cedar Keys, Tampa pasy The new iron steauuhip (iEN. RL'dK, W.

L. Co zens, commander, will leave as above. tiv and Manatee Kontnern bteacunip Ci)n for freight or passage, having superior stateroom accom nna for lain 1 1 I anmv ril mitlix cfOHUAN 'A foot of Jnlia oCfl uppcwite Steamship Landing. Freights to Arisctico St. Marks and Tauoa bav.

Subject to liffhterarfe at steamer1, expense. Shippers wi i please provide tiirmselve with the stesmer's form of BiiJ of Lading; none otner will be siimed. t'f No fre eht reeeived an order. SrtblUT? Sails every THURSDAY, an arrival of the TV. rars.

it roil SAB1NS fAS. VIA BERWICK tj Bay The aiiUip JASPER. VV. C. Fland sner.

master. in luture leave the temiiuns ot the Opelousa. Raimd. a ebnve. For freight or pass age, having auperior irrnmniodiiimi.

applv to HACKNEY, Opelousa k. R. Depot. X. tfT loot of Toulooite street.

LsV Printed rates cf freight can be Lad on application 10 the agent ju a'ove 1 TVxnsj. KF.DUCEU Cabin Passage to tjaiveston. sio hic'uiied. Tossiion SATURIAY. at A.

M. SOUTHERN STEAMinp COMPANY 5 Fir GalveMon ami ludiaiifila The rior and covrer f.it" Tied TEXAS. VV. II. Talbot.

riniruuuler. will leave as ab.ivr. For fn igiii or (aseae. ha'iug elegant accuuimotiauuna, apply to HARRIS. SIORGANT A foot Jr.

a o3 opposite Stvanvhip toaaliirrilURSDAY! Sot. sTat M. 1sr. U. S.

MAIL Li SOUTHERN STEAM tf fv Cociisaiiy For Brazos via Gal st(n The auperior cotered ami cooot fastened steamship ATLANTIC, RUiuen Smit.i, command er, wi.i sail as above, ror Ireifut or paMtae, liaviui uei gant accrmmiMiarions. appiy on ooara, or to BAKWS. MUKu.l loot uiia opposite it l.and:r.jt. La No iaut will be received furGaivessiu wiluoul an orler. Shippers wii! please provitie with the smer'.

fonu 01 lii. of dinc. None other ill be sjgiied. Sails on SATURDA Y.Vlst P. MTpMitivel, run MATAGORDA BAY Tar A No.

1 fZX iron steamship ROBERT WATERMAN, ssssssaTlaa.airith thr Wiater r.ght entirely new. beir: just buPt this yrar, having completed her contract with Harris. Mor.au A for carryinjtiie and passenirers ti Brari an'iago, in pia of the Gen. Kiiak. will now make tri monthiy trii dir.t't to Saiur.a.

rummencing aa above. VV ill Viru through biha of lading for Lavaca and Powderhoni, vriti pnn Vjre of lightering at Saluria at xperu. Her day. of departure hereafter wul be tlie liTth, Ctitii and 3itU of each moutii. and willleave Sal una.

r.n her return trip, the Mil. 15th anl iMbof each montu. For freiglit br passage, having supe npr accommoUAUuna. applv to baldCc, GOSiEI.rV 0 3 tf 4i Poydras street. To 1 lil on WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, at A rOU GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA Bav southern nteauisiiio toffiiaui Jtegu lar CHAS.

MORGAN. MEXICO. TEXAS. ATLANTIC. The public are respectfully reformed that one of tlie above st earners wi.l leave the wtiart.

toot 01 Julia street ou every WVJ ticaday and Saturtiay uirrTiiips. at ru a A. punctually. 'J freight or passage, having elegant accomuioiiar 'oris lor rassenirera. apply t.

Harris, morgan a Co foot of juua eon iri CsTThe opposite tile Steaitump ldinr. Ksf The Atlantic will leave for Brazos via Ga.ve.ion. only every alternate Thursday. Vera, Craz. To sail on SUN DAY.

Novemuer 1. at A. K. FOR VERA CRUZ 3. Mail Lino The superior coppered and copper fastened TENNESSEE.

Thos. Forbes, cum mander. will leave for sra Cruz, as above. Dunctuai.v. carrying the U.

S. Mails. For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations lor cabin ana steeragr passengers. apply to HARRIS, MORGAN A foot cf Julia opposite Sleamuia Lauding. 17 No freight tviil be received without an order from tne agents.

(JJ Charleston and New York. Cabin Passage from Charleston to Nev York. fa. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE New TjajT York and Charleston Steam Packets, turough ssasMs. 4n la Hours Semi Weekly The new tteamakip COLLkLBlA, idjO tons.

AL Berry, commanoer. NASH VILLI. 15.X1 tons. T. D.

Ewan. commander. MARION, l.voutons. W.J. Foster, commander.

JAS. A1X5ER, ijou tons, S. C. Turner, commander. SOUTHERNER, lua) tons.

L. a. Murrav. comuiander. Leaves Adger's Wharves sverv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, after the arrival of the cars from the South and West.

Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and courteous commanders will ensure travelers by this line every possioie connori ana arcommouauon. Appiy to HJINRY MiSaROON A Agents. 47 my 25 1 to 9. v.

Harua aad Harrr. I ffrpt i REGULAR LINE FRENCH STEAMERS seen Havana and Havre, touching at igo. ALMA. CADIZ, BARCELONNE. VIGO, FRANC CO MTOIS.

spaiu. The above steamers will leave Havana for Havre, touch lng at VSao. regularly on the 11th of each month. Price or pam.ge trom Havana to riser. First Cabin Second An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.

App'y tn Havana to J. M. SANGRON New Orleans to ED. DUPASSEUR A CO J.19 Agenta. sssr ne uoppage igo win not extrna over a nuurs.

S'ew Inlaad Kaate to Texaa. FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA (Powder Horn. WXrXYCr OF O.VJt DAYS TIMS. As well as reduced rates for passage, freight and insurance. leaving everv SUNDAY THURSDAY, by the NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOU8AS RAILROAD.

annnesrrins? st Berwick's Bav with the nsw and snlendid Steamships GALVESTON and OPELOUSAS, of Twelve bandrsd tons burtben eacn. unlit expressly lor tills route, and so constructed as to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore anal eg from the passage of the Texas bars. Passengers wilt leave New Oriaans. from the Ferry landing, opposite season square, on sonaay arid 1 bursas mornings, at 7 'a o'clock, oommencing on Thursday. October 1.

167. The OPELOC8A5. Cant. A. VanHome Ellis, will leave on SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON, Capt.

C. P. Wasn trarn. on THURSDAYS. Returning The dev.

of leaving Indianola will be WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. and GalveetonSUNDATS and THURSDAYS. Freight will be received daily Sunday, excepted at the Company's landing New Orleans, at foot of St. Louis street, and wiil be transported through to ports of destination withoct extra charge of any kind, at the lowest rate heretofore charged by the line of outside steamers. For freight or paasage.

apply at the office of the corapsoy, 'the only edict of the line in New Orleans, eomer of St. Peter and Levee streets, opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans of the steamers may be seen, and state rooms secured. A. B. SEGER, Vice President.

mylS 17. Opelousa. and W. Railroad Co SHIPS SHIPS. New York.

FOR NEW YORK Holmes's Line of rackets 1 The fast sailing regular packet ship MAID OF ORLEANS. Edward S. Dennis, master, is now loading and will be immediately despatched For freight orpassage. having fine accommodations, apply to the captain on board, opposite tlie Vegetable Market. Post ii, Second District, or to AARON COHEN.

oiy 27 Common street. Texas. FOR SALURJA. INDIANOLA AND LAVACA Gulf Line The fine fast smiling Al coppered and eopprr fastened regular packet schooner HAN NAH MARTIN, Psrrine, master, having two thirds of her cargo engaged will sail in a few days as above. For balance of freight or peawage, having fine stateroom arxommodsv bona, appiy on board, lower Pics vane tier, or to MO GOLDEN BOW A LESPARRE, TS Camp at asf Rates to Salariatoc perbbL; to Lavaca ape, per bbL PailadelDhla.

V.X FOR PHILADELPHIA Keystone Line The Al ana verv test sailing rrfuiar pacari oarx w. SPOULTN rY. Marshman. 'master, has most of her it go eiigaged and wirl sail in a few days. For balance of cignt appiy to alu J.

H. BASS, 11 Common street. Carpn Christi. arha FOR CORPUS CHRIST! The superior fast rnooner ACRELIA, Chaa. Wilson, master, is "Bsfciow loading and wiU have quick despatch.

For incc of freight apply to the captain on board, at New or to BOCDOCSQCEE A PHrLLTPSI. i Common street. For Male. A The fast sailing coppered and copper fastened nip EUPHRASIA. William Lanfear.

master. tons will itasi K.I.. mt run rrm. Petsi order, and ready tor any voyage. For terms apply to Utt 'master on board, or so J.

H. ASHBRIDGE A t3' AO Uoromon street. Vscrs OCR OTE, dated th is7, pavable riity dava after dau to 1 the rder mi Messrs. Bennett, Dix A and bow in their possession, for AO 100, will not matirrity. as we have an offset to the same of The public are notified sot to trade for or tu iratiare the same unless ai1 i endorsed tIereoi Mac.

t.J t. lm7 AtP, BARD A CO ELECTION. s. rf WeV IN'otice of election. "PURSUANT to a writ of Election, bearing date the Mh x.

say ox August. 1M97. ny llts r.xceuency, nooert Wirkiine. Governor of the State of Louisiana, the quaiined voters 01 tne ran an oi uneans are uereoy notibed tiiat an election win ne neiu on mo. uai tne la day ul ivovem her.

1M67, for the following ofheers, vis One Representative from the First Congressional Dis trict, composed of that part of the aity 01 New Orieana ceretoiure Known as Municipality o. 1 ana Municipality I o. i. and now designated as Districts Nos. Sana nub nro lreme.

tnat portion 01 tne pari.n ihcf onrans lying on er, and tbe panshrs of me ngus oanx 01 tne jaiasiusipui nv St. Bernard and Plaouemines. One Renresentstive from the Second Congressional Dis trict, composed of that part of the city of New Orleans above Canal street, known as the First District District No. 4. formerly the eitv of Lsfavette.

and tlie narishes of Jetterson, 1st Charles. rt. Jonn tne Kapust. St. James.

As cension. Assumption. Lafourche, Terreboune, St. Mary, and St. Martin.

Two Senators for the Senatorial District composed of all that portion of the pariah of Orleans on the left bank of tiie Mississippi river, tnrluuing the cttv ot New Orleans. Representatives to the General Assembly uf the State as so 1 lows The parish of Orleans (right bank) shall elect one Re pre semarive. The Firt Representative in the pariah of Or leans and city uf Orleans shall elect t'vo pre nA tives. The Second Representative District in the paiah of Or lrana and city 01 New Orleans aLil elect three It. p.e The Third Representative icf 'the parieh of Or an and city of ew Orleans si.a.1 elect luree Repre sentauves.

The Foitrth Rerreentative Di.t'irt in the parish of Or leans and city cf New Orieajis ahali e.ect two Representa tive. The Fifth Representative District in the parish of Or leana and city uf New Orleans elect two Representa tive. The Sixth Representative District in the parish of Ot leniid aud rlty of New Orleans snail elect two Represeu tarives. I Repr Orlean. and city of New orlran.

elect two Repre sentatives The Ei(thth Representative Di tiirt in the pariah of Or'eans aiid city of New Orleans siutu eiect two ilepre The Ninth Representative Diatri. in the parish of Orleans ai.u Clt ol Orleans suall elect one ttepre sentative. The Tenth Reprefentntive District in the pa of flrieans auu city u. orieaus s'lail eiect uirce ucpre aeutsrives atate Treasurer. Auditor 01 Public Accounts Snper nrenuent of Public F.ducstioiu Ceronrr.

and seven Justices at the Prai e. in and lor the pari.ii uf Orieaus, bv the dulv nualiQed voters thereoC in tne manner fo.IovMr.g: Oiie by tiie rirst and Se imt Rtp revenrative Districts 'Hstricta; one by the Third Representative by the Fourth Representative District; District 011 one bv the Fifth and Sixth Representative Districts lv the Ei.hth and Reprt Dii trn ts': one bv hat part of the parish el Orleans 011 the right hank 01 the river, aud one by the Fourth District formerly Lafayette And whert u. It is further pro vided bv law. tLat at tne time. t.iere shall be elected i ne Conataole for each Justice's Court in tae parish of ur'uu.

ai.au hoiit 111s ornce tne term of two ears who shall be elected by the nuaiihed votere re iuiu.g within tbe seeticnal limits, wituiu which each Justice is required to hoid hia rocrt 1 ne qiiaiinea voters 01 iva iintnst anau. e.ect one Tax Collector in each aad fcr acii Diatrirt and tiie qtiaiin voters of tnat part of tiie ri.U of Orieaus on the rutht tank of tne Miasittaippi snail elect one Tax Collector, uq are "eutitiru to hold tueir orrice for the term of two yesrs, and until their auccesaora are qnauricd. Four Assessors 1:1 and fur said ritv: and fir that portion ot the paii.ii of Orieana on the niriit bank uf tne nisisalnpi river, tnere ue elected oue Assessor. TLe txiila wiil le opened in eacli election precinct trom the boLir. 01 eiht ciocx.

A Uu I Y. wi on toe day beloie mrnrtoiied, to wit: the Noveiu ber. for tiie pu.pie of receiving tue votes of tbe vot rs of iarlsh of Orleans, under tils auper of the Commissioners aud Clerks to be ap pointed by tbe aull.oi itit uesiirnate i by law. the election to be rouU'l ana duplicjate return, sue to tlie under signed, returning orrcer. aeeoraing to saw.

aeur) ua.it, paruu uf Oiieaus. Oct. 11. 1 JOHN SuerifT. Avis d'tlertion.

vertu dnn writ diction da. uu a so At lHftr, lance I par Son Excellence Robert C. ic.ilffe, gouverner l' Etat de la Lonisinne. electeura ayant qua ite de la par oisse sunt rar it prr sent uoliri a 'U 'line Election auia lieu D1, le ia7, pour icaoaaciers ci arrc. a Uu representant du Premier District Congressionei, qui te compose de cette parne ae ia viae ae la Nouveiie Or 1.

maM counue apparavant sous les noma de Muuicipaiite No. 1 at klunicipaiite No. 3. et deaign maiuteuaut par lea noma ae District no. et uutrict 7o.

an latiixmrg Trrme. de cetts partie de la paruisse tl Origans, situee sur Ls rive dmite da Mississippi, et des Parois.es St. Bernard et riaquemtnea Un representant da Second District Congreasionnet. qui se compose de Is partie de la ville de la Nouveiie qui s'etend au de.iu. de la me du Canal, rnnnue aoua le sum lie rrenner iiiatnet du oiatnct No.

4, ai rormsut an paravant la vine ae l.aiav.tte run paiotae.jeiteraon. St. Charles, St. Jean St. Jacques.

Ascension, Arsorouun, AJUuurcar, erreuotiue, sic. diarie et 6. Martin. Deux Senateurs. pour le District Senatorial compose de toute cette partie de La paroiase d'Ork ana qui tend la rive saucbe du ftlississippi.

coinpns ia vide de u. Noa vrhe Orirans. RepresectaiilA rAMcrrJjire GilutrtLc de Etat, commt suit: I.a paroisse d'Orleans rive drolte un representant. Le rrt mier District representatil itans la paruisse Or leans et la ville de la Nouveiie Orleans, eiira deux Kepre sen tana Le Second District representat if daiu la naroisse 'Or leans et la ville de iaNuuvelle Orltaus, eiira truis repre sentanr. Le Troisicme District representarif de la paroisse 'Or lesus et ia vilie de la Nouveiie Orl ana, eiira troia repress ntans Le Ouatneme District representatif de la paroiase d'Or leans et la ville de la Nouveiie Orleans, eiira deuA repre sents ns.

Le Cinqaieme District rrpresentatif de la paroiase d'Orleans et la ville dc ia Nouveiie Orleans, eiira deux repre sentana Le Sixietnr District represrntatif de la paroisse d'Orleans et la ville de ia Nouveiie Otieaus, eiira deux repre entans. Le Septieme District rrpresentsMif de Ia paroisse d'Or leata et la ville de In NoovcMe Orleans, eiira, deux repre aentans. Le Huitirme District reprientatif de la paroisse d'Or lan. et la rille de la Nouveiie Oritsvns, eiira devix repre senrans. i iiiiluis Tlislili I 11 111 f.ssil if de la rarnis.c d'Or leans et La ville de la Nouveiie Orleans, eiira un rspre sentant Le Dixietne District represrntatif de la paroisse d'Or Ians et la rille de la Nouveiie Orleans, eiira trois repre Tresorier d'Etat, Anditesr des eomptes pnoiics, Surin tendant de llnstructioa publique, Sberif et Coroner.

Sept Jugesde Pal dans et pour la paroisse 'Orleans, rsxr les electeura avant aualitA de lamanieresuivants: Un par les Premier et Secoud Districts representatits nn par le Troisieme Art.tnct representatil; un per lenatofme District rrpresentatif un par les Cinquieme et Stxieme Districts reprseiitatifa an par le Septieme, le Huitieme et le Neuvieme Districts repr sentatifs un par cetle par tie de la paroisse d'Orleans qoi est aitnre aur la rive druite du Mississippi, et an par le Quatneme District 'aupamvant Lafayette et attendu qu'en outre la loi requiert qa'il suit la paroisse Orleans, qui exercera cea functions pendant I deux ana. et aui sera elu par les electeura avant auaiite et I 1 l. C. A A .1 residant dans les hmites dans lesqaeUes cinque Jage de Psix est requisde tenirsacour. I Les electeurs syant quaiite dechaque District efiront I on coUcKteurde taxesdanaet poorcbaqne District, etqu'ii I soit elu en outre, par cette partie de la paroisse d'Orleans I qui est situee sur la rive droite du Mississippi, uncollecteur de taxe, qui aura droit d'exercer ses fouctions pendant deux ant on jusqnace que son succesaear ait pris quaiite.

tjaaire Assessears, dans et pour ladite vilie et pour cette partie de la paroiase Orleans sine sur la rive droite da Senve si ississippi an asmsrssenr sera el a. Le srrutin sera ouvert le Jour susdit2 novemhre. 1957, Usui casque snvwussiiicm utvuon. urpwa, auu ueures I A. jusqa a quatre heorea P.

a edet de resevoir le I u. iuance'dcor'res'A uY nommea par 1 autonte competente. 'election devraetre conduite et lea re tours partriplicata devront etre transmis a orhcler auassigne charge de les iransmetrre, romormemeut a ia 101. Bureau du sberif, paroisse Orleans, le 21 octoare. 17.

tdlT JOHN M. BELL. Sberif. Notice to Tax Payer. State Assessment and Taxation for the Tear TBE State Assessment Roll of the First District of the city of Neva Orleans, will be exposed, and reinaan pen for examination and correction, daring thirtv days from and after MONDAY, October 5th.

at office Ko. Is City Hall, from in o'clock A. M. until IP. M.

A clerk will be in attendance, and will furnish to those applying for corrections, blank lestcra and affidavits free of aharge. GERARD 8TITH. o3 Imlf Recorder of tbe First District. Pebble St feetavcleo. We have rec saved a large addition to our former large stack of BRAZILIAN and ARKANSAS PEBBLE SPECTA CLES, and assert, without tear of contradiction, that we now have and wiU continue to keep the largest and finest stock af SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES in this city.

Prices as canal. Steel Frame Pebble Spectacles to OS Fine Gold Frame Pebble IS to to Coin Silver Periscopic 3 to 4 Common 3 to 3 Fine Gold, old style to 10 Steel and Silver Plated All onr Spectacles are guaranteed as represented and tbe public are respectfully invited to call and examine our Stork, and also an instrument called the PEBBLE. TEST, by which any person can readily distinguish a pebble from common (lass. GREGOR st WILSON, oil lstpMAEtf corner Cam and Canal aba. IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.

SEMHONS at CO '8 Celebrated BRAZILIAN SPECTACLES, Can new be obtained only of Dt Keraajrhaja cv Sole Agents, 66 Canal street. Importer! of Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns. Piste Is, Ac N. B. None are genuine but those sarapesi Semmona st I an proved ana lstptf For Sale.

VERT desirable Pew in Christ'. Cliarch. Apply to JUDSON ic rtf cf Cu ai and Can s.reetl ST1)C JDailn picanunc. fillip's Gaiety. f)ne of tlie very best, if not the very lieft, of all the pcrsoiuitorn of the CiipitaJ part of Cnpf.

Murphy M'fCT'tire, ever on the taare, ir) iid to Vie Mr. John Drew, awl ertjiinly no one who has ever nn dcitakt th ot" Mrs. (Jrinsby D1 I mam more admii ahly adaiitc do that I ti 1 I juirt justice than Jlrs. DreNV. Ihey play thom purt.i "'Tlie i ei ioua FaiuIIy Tins eveninjr, Mr.

Allan heini' tiie Amia iiab Sink, and the rest of the tharai'ters by the company. The Drews will also produce on this occasion tlie tine Irish fairy play called O'Flanairan and the Fairies," in which they both have trood parti. Mips Ei. hop will in troiince a fancy dance Wiween the pieces. SiiHi a hiil should secure a atti nd mce.

att Af Sj iii liiur Uh.l' is's r.tunini theit; is to Imj o' tl je attr.arive pi 1 which, designed fr the a of the I. idles aim cinldifii, who cannot conveiiieiitly tro out evcnniirs, are sirrantri with special lefertiiicc to thirir com fort and convenience. One of the Ix sji emer tamiaeiiTS ot tlie Season Will lie prtivi'l' ii Kir tlie occa. 'idi, the company r.pp aiin in a variety of dance "ii.tC", solo performances. and othc amiiM nieiits.

As iiMiai, tn, t'ierc au tveiiiuf. pt lien thert; 'will he a stronjr and aitrat live tii'l. Vax.mthi. 1C7 Si. Ckarlt S' is now.

as it was List season, a very jipiuar 'rL for the eekers after enttrtainim n'. Vaunn i lii's j. atly enlarjii. collection of wax tl tr" 1 lU'cs, trroupiliifs, tosiuor.iiuas aii'i ni. i uii is well worth sci ni.

irs. uuiaa hani. Dr. C'at4in, the ami the laiy vi wed with the inteivst. Oj eu i vt rv iay ana Htirprr Weekly mid Messrs.

IlaijH it Urol hers stiife in heir latest. Yv'eek'y Xewspaper what follows: In answer to several corre K.ndenls. tlie piiMisht i bejj to state that recent, cv. uts have not and will not interfere with llie reiri.l.ir ap is arance and treneral linsiness of Hanvr's Weekly and Harper's N'evv 3InitIdy zine, hich wen never so as tin are at the present time. Our friends "I the press will coiiier it tavor uon us puoiiamni: the aheve.

IfrThe eteauier Kclipse leaves for Xau ht. Vicksburjr, Milliken's llend and all iliate laiKtitiy, at 5 o'clock tli'm eveniiiif. rat fciif. crj' anl fhipjers would do Well to notice the fact, I). Ilife Sl Co.

are her agents. Fon Fout Adams. Tin well known packet Uella Donna, Capt. Win. a for Huron Koi! B.ivon Sum, and all intcr nic li ite laiidinirs on the Fort Adams, this evcninir, ut 5 o'clock, fioui int of C'nfi street.

sv For. Koike. The Saturday pai ket W. A. Andrew, Capt.

Dowry, leaves this evcninir, at 5 o'clock, for intermediate points on Ked Uiver np to ('rand Ecore. Oeo. Hite JL J3 Front street, art her OAfcM. Sr. Joi i Tut? eh irant pus cntrer imcket steamer Fljintc Cloud, Kolunson.

laas rer, leaves this day, the 31st at 1. for St. Louis and all intermediate laiiduiirs. arrviutf tiie C. naui to airo ami coinieci iuir with all the railroads, North and East.

J. F. Alien is her a rent, Povilras etreet. Fon Memphis a.m Cairo. The Meniphit le.

1 packet line Steamer feiiai, ui. ray, nuw ter, connectine; throutrh to St. Louis and to Louisville by hrst class packets lrom "tlem phis, and by Central Kailroad trora Cairo, leaves at 5 P. tliis day. J.

II. Fre lijh, airent, office under the St. diaries Hotel fW rennest the att4 of caniudisti tJ the sale of bonds, Mocks and insurance scrip, to be made this day, by Palfrey Co. This is the first of their weekly salee, to be held regularly dnrino the season, Planters, housekeepers and buyers erally, should bear in mind that an important sale of slav es comes off this day, at l'i o'clock, ar Uanks's Arcade, by Mensrs. J.

A. Beard tt Co. The lot comprises field hands and house servants. See their a'tvei tiseinenw lor lull particular3. Hat.

The attention of purchasers is called to the side at auction, this day, at 12 o'clock at the Montgomery Warehouse, of 1000 prime Western hay in lota to suit purcliasers, 1 'K. 13. SykeS, anCtioiietr. MfS PORK. BtEF AM) SlDFS.

The attention of purchasers IS called tO tlie SHie at i ailCllOU IIUS (lay, a cicica, ai 014 zine street, of 100 barrels mess pork, 100 bar rels prime beef, 1 1 casks choice sides, by li. B. Sykcs, auctioneer. fjt? Benjamin auctioneer, will sell, a this day, at 12 clock, at IJaUkS 9 Al Cade, SeV eral very likely and valuable family servant, such as cooks, washers, ironers aud house servants also, field hands, ttc. For particulars, see advertisement.

Auction ale. W. C. Jewett sells at 10 A. at his sales room, 73 Camp street, a well selected and desirable lot of merchandise, con.

sistinjr of jreneral ifroceries, liijuors, boots and shoes, books, hardware, crockery, Sec. See advertisement under auction head. Sale Without Reserve. Boots arnLShoes' H. Peychaud, Hyde i.

Co. will sell, this day at 10 o'clock, at their auction room, Xo 28 Old Levee, 100 cases of assorted boots aud shoes, to which sale the attention of bnyers is called. 1 Sale This Day of Me.i's and Bors' Clot hisg. Tlie particular attention of buyers is called to the sale at auction, rhis day, at 10 o'clock, of an extensive assortment of men's and boys' ready made clothinfr, by H. Pey rhaud, Hyde tt at their anctira roo No.

28 Old Ievee. Black Gros de Rhi.v, French Wool Me kiNOS, Ecossics, Ribbons. The attention of buyers is called to the extensive sale of foreign and American dry goods this day at 10 o'clock, by Vincent fc at their auction rooms, No 25 Cnstomhou; street. Terms, tit sale. See ad vertiseinent.

New Crop Raisins. The attention of pur rhye ers is called to the sale at auction this day of the cargo of brii; Northern Belle, direct from Malaga, consistinir of new crop raisini and lemons. Sale will take place at o'clK't, by samples, at R. B. Sykes's isdes rot ui, No 45 Matrayine street.

PtJ There wan a white frost, ut WLcel'mir. cn the eveiiir cX the 21rL X.ater from Texas. BT STEAMS HUP OPELOOSAS. Tlie steamship 0elousas, Capt. Ellis, from Fowderhorn, via Ga2vei ton, arrived at Berwick yeMrerday.

A list of her passei pers will be found in the marine news coinmu on the eiifhth pae. By this arrivtd we have (ialveston papers to the and others froni interior and coast towns. Gov. Pease has issued a proclamation luendiii that Tliumlay, tiie 215th be observed as a day of public thanks vin and prayer. The Galveston Civilian learns 'from a corre siondent that the crops in San Augustine and Sabine counties are very tine, but the cotton rather later than below.

The Galveston News, of the 27th furnishes the foIliAving intell'L nce We that there are now several in port, huidiiivr. or aixtut to i so, with ni.n to be fchijpetl direct to Eurtst an ports. 'I lie Sr.ite (tii.ette notices the death of Mmir, tne of the first settlers of Austin. He whs in the Micr expedition, and suffered the loiijr imprisonment to which the volunteers of that expedition were subjected. We reerer to lejii that Judtre Ambrose (Vane died on the l.Vh iu Brownsville.

H's death was sudden, and suppose I to be ci.Ksed Iy jiaiiiJvsis. His are was aiioiif st vii.ly years. His funeral w'iis lartrely at u.ied. and fdl the ialvestonians in Browns vi'ie were in the procession. Judtre Crane was "one of the earliest residents of this city, and tuiivvrsally' respected.

A ntleuiati from 15raziria hat shown us esiiiiiafe, carefully made, of flu; probai.hi ci op ol each phiiiiafiou in that bounty, and the total nmotint is just hoash. atLs of suvrar and Is of Molasses. This is on the si.pjsfiion that the cane will not sutler from early frosts. He says the cotton crop of Bra zoria is pi'omisiiio to turn out considerably than an avcraiK. It is estimated at bales.

The hriir En pire, f. om Bo. um, anivr 1 otf Galveston Bar on the 'ith iiist. Tl TeleLrraph, of the says: i Acres of cotton bales are now piled np in tins townj The warehouses are full to over tli.winv. 1rhe necessity of doinr somerhini' with ii is iippareuf, and, if we are not mi.

in loi iiK d. there seems to be a disposition to ship to Liverpool without delay. The Supreme Court is in session in Austin. The San Antonio Ledger, of the 21th, re ports the arrival of a im at many carts ladeu wi'li cini aiui wheat, lrom Preeidit tlel Xorte t.i:d El Paso. The San Antonio Texan, of the says: The of Kaiiift.rs, onb red out bv Governor the eharcc (.

II. Nel on, i.as be miirtt retl to ihe lull iiimil er of 7o, t.r.d passed our city on Tuesday last, on their wav the scene of operation. They are a hard crowd to wake up," and we sin ct rely hope they may not have occasion to be iirousei). Persons at a distance have but little idea of the extensive business done by many of our Uicrchaiifs here. We know one house here that pays freight on rK0 Mexican cart loads iuiIi vi ur: ami this lirm is excel bv many o'lu houses.

And we know some "jO other houses that wiM avei 150 cart each. Xow, oin' can, by eoiisiJerinsr of the multitudes smaller merchants, who have thirintr tlie yeai. the intermediate number of carts, rantr. from 4 "iO down to 5, have some idea of the immense amount of business done in San Antonio. These carts average about thirty hundred pen ads each, of dry (XMlr and rnxeries.

We find the followin in the Galveston Civilian: A correspondent of the Austin Intelligencer says that at, tiie camp meeting on the. Llanco, about o'clcnk one evening, while tiie services were still proceedini? at the stiuid, the sheriff of Comal county, with two sons of Wtsslson Blassengiime. rushed suddenly np to the tent or camp occupied by the families of Day ami Pharr, for the purpose of arresting I'hiirr, ajr.iinst whom the grind jury of Conial county had found a bill of indictment, charging him with being concerned with tbe mob that killed Woodson Blassengame eighteen months atro. I'harr was seized, but extricated him self, and ran otf between the line of tents and the preaching stand, pursued by one of the rilassengames with a douMe barrel shot gun, who was in the act of shooting him when some person shot Blassengame with a six shooter. He fell instantly, but his wound is not considered fatal.

The other Bhissengame ran an mud the tents and shot at Pharr with a double barreled shot gun, but missed him. The line of tents was about thirty stejw from the preaching arbor where the sen ices were going on, and the whole affair occurred iu the midst of men, women and children, to the iui iiiineut danger of innocent persons being killed. The entry of the she ritfwas sudden and unexpected, and in the dim light of the camps produced a great confusion and excitement, and the meeting was broken up next day, as taini lies were unwilling longer to remain there. From the, Bahama. Nassau papers to the 17th have been reeeived at Charleston.

The Courier says they contain no news of general interest. Departure, of the Sortresrian. Bark EUnn. The Norfolk Herald, of the 24th says The Norwegian bark Ellen, Capt. Johnson, sailed to day for Falmouth, England, having been repaired at the navy yard, entirely to the satisfaction of Capt.

Johnson, who, we learn, leaves us with the kindest feelings for the attentions shown him personally by the President of the United States officially by the Secretary of the Navy anil socially by onr owti citizens. Every man, woman aud child in the United States will unite in wishing him a prosperous and happy voyage through life's ocean. The nerald speaks rightly. Every man, woman and child will wish health, happiness, and prosperity to the noble seaman who rendered such efficient service in rescuing; the passengers of th Central America Civ Lieut. Reuben Harris, U.

S. Navy, died in New York on the 27th inst. We learn from the True Southron that deceased was the only brother of II. J. Ilanis.

E1 of Vicksburg, and was aged thirty four years. Tlie True Southron says Lieut. II. entered the wavy in 1840, and was in active service from nilt to within a few weeks of hi death. During the war with Mexico he yi9 attached to the Pacitic ponadi on, and on n'8 to the United States he was made master in the navy.

For two years he was stationed at the Navy Yard at lien after which he was attached to tl Japan Expedition, when he went out in charge of the ship Lexington. On bis arrival in the China Seas, lie. was transferred to Coin. Perry's flag ship Susquehanna, in which vessel he returned to the United States, when he was promoted to a lietenancy. Tlie Susquehanna was tlitn attached to the Mediterranean squadron, and Lieut, Harris wasawignedto her, and while serving on her he participated in the unsuccessful attempt to lay the submarine telegraph cable.

Being in bad he was invaliled and home, which he renched a short hut only to breathe ENGLAND. Effect of tbe American Fiooncial wa. The following extracts, from London papers received by the Europa, possess much interest, and therefore we afford space for them iu this morning's edition From the London Tint. Oct. 9.

Thcrsday Evening, Oct. 8. The Bank of England have advanced their rate of discount to day from 5M at which it bjQl stood since the lOtit of July, tot) per cent. The suddenness of the renewed drain of gold which has led to this step, has taken the public by surprise, because they were notpre fiared for the extraordinary news by the two ast Anlerican mails. Allowing due weight to that intelligence, there is nothing iu the movement to create alarm, although there is a high probability it may soon have to be re eattd.

The trade of this country with the Cnitcd States represents an annual totid of anil it is iii. iose.ible for any tiaan al trouble to occur on one side without being uecpiy leu on tlie otlier. During tlie last two years we iiave had many opj ortiuiities of oi serving the sensitiveness with which we resj jnd to monetary perturbations in France, but our relations of commerce and capital with that country arc altogether insignificant iu ci li'j at'ison. A panic in New York, therefore, which sends tlie rite of discount to a point r. between 0 and 50 and wl.

ch is continued with intensity for five or six weeks, innst necessarily subject us to severe temjmr.iry pressure:" aud if the inconvenience should be limited to a rise of a half or even one per cent, in the value of money we shall have reason to congratulate ourselves, and to accept the fact as another proof of the inherent soundness of our general position. For more than a month past not only has every payment due to us trom America been as far as possible suspended, but special cie iits 1 ave been eagerly made use of, calls on railway stocks largely held here have been amioui.ct'd iin one case aione for an amount approaching a ipiiirter of a million sterling), lend drafts authorized for the purchase of sc urities by English capitalists, tempted by a fail in prices, lrom which they conceive tiiere cannot fail to be an early reaction. It is i.rri too mi.c!i to as. uirie that in thm way a'li'iilioii or a million and a half sterling has Let already withheld, or absorbed from us, that would otherwise Lave been in our possession at this moiuent, aad tiie prospect is that, the process will go on for some time longer. It must also be considered tiiat at the period we have been despatching the most costly fleet of rransport ever mployi at one moment with thirty or rty thousand troops, to India, the which iu the shae of stores, fuet, car.noi have fa'It much short of half a million, for which we nhall get nothing until tin; return of the vessels from Calcutta, as the p.

tymems from the Indian Government will l.Ot Le muue certain number ot daysat'ter tlie arrival oi tne vi sscia at that iort. Ihe India Honse, at home, moreover, in order to lighten as far as possible the liabilities of the territorial Government, are abstaining from itrawing the usual amount ol revenue reumred lrom that side for tlie payment of dividends and other purt oses, and have thus found it necessary to borrow a million from the Bank Upon the whole, therefore, it is possible that the combined ojieratiou of the American panic aim the inuian insurrection may lor the time Lave anecreu onr resources to the extent ot two or three millions. A decline of about a million in the bullion of the bank is usually followed by an advance of a half per cent, in tl rate ol discount, it would consciiueiitl see in tliatthcseudverse have lorue upon us to three times that amount, mitrht have caused a rise of one aud a half per and that it is only through some favorable counteracting circumstances that that result has been delayed or These are to l.e toiUKt in tne a' i umlaut harvest ami thts change in the silk market, as well as in the sut plies of Indian produce, which has in some decree diminished the sjiecie shipments by the last and the preceiling overland mail. Had the relief thus aHordecl happened in ordinary course, we should now probably, have seeu the rate of discount at 4 jer cent. As it is, it has simply enabled us to limit tne rise tor the pieseiit, at all events, to 6, instead of currying it to 7 per cent.

Under these circumstances, this is no small satisfaction but tiiere is reason to believe that, even if further stringency ii, i should oe expenencea, we are not, iu any uan irer of seeing tlie approaching winter ushered in by a very extensive series of commercial disasters. Jt course, the American laiiurea must have told heavily on individual houses on this side, aud there are also several branches of costly produce which have experienced ide fluctruitious that may disturb the casual fortunes of speculators. There are likewise at all times a number of inlirm establishments carrying on their business from baud to mouth, to whom a rise of a half jier cent in the rate of discount after any long period of pressure is an inevitable sentence of deetruction, aud it is usually at the end of the year that bach casts are developed. But as regards the broad trade of the empire, it is imporvsibie to discern a cause of fear. Month by mouth our commercial payments increase in magnitude, and yet are met with a punctuality never surpassed, aud all the leading bankers will testily that, thus far, there is an absence even of those premonitory symptoms which invariably warn them of tlie jossibility of a coming struggle long before the community at large have become awakened to it.

Hence the belief may be confidently indulged that, although, with our universally ditiu ed transactions, we must necessarily participate iu every shock that, occurs elsewhere and there never was a time when prudence was more easentiai our commercial prosperity, notwithstanding the Sepoy mutiny, is destine! still to continue a marvel to the world. The letters by tbe last American steamer, while they show that the panic has assumed proportions which the most timid had failed to contemplate, contain nothing to alter the view that fright alone is the main cause of tlie daily ruin and that there is nothing in what is now passing a nich will for any length of time interfere with the business or cripple the natural resources of the country. From the London News, Oct. 9.3 The question of immediate iuterest is, will the rise in the value of money in the London market make further progress? Upon this point no one can speak positively, but in many well informed quarters we find an impression gaining ground that still higher rates will prevail this autumn. In every quarter to day, including the Bank itself, there was a very heavy demand for accommodation at the advanced rates.

In Lombard street this afternoon, only the best bills could be discounted at 6 per cent. It is satisfactory to remark that no more gold was to day withdrawn from the Bank for exportation but this may be partly owing to the arrival of a large supply of the precious metal via Egypt. Iu many quarters fears are expressed that remittances of irold to the United States may take place, and we have reason to know that some of tne provincial bankers, perhaps out of excessive caution, have already withdrawn some of sovereigns from the Bank. The resource of that establLshuient have been so reduced in tlie course of the last ten days that any excep tionally heavy demands upon tbeiu would proi ai.iy toe met by a further rise iu tiie rate cf discount. From one or two facts whiuh have transpired it is inferred that tiie Bonk will refuse to renew loans on government rnrities after tbe reojsr niug of the trtnsfer books.

From the point" at A'hlch wi hare ti cs briefly glsnct d. ir, wiil ie tifar tliere commercial commnnity. Notwithstanding the extent of the crash on the other side of the Atlantic, it is hoped that corWdence will be maintained in the general stability of onr roer cantile position; and, assuming thin, there is) nothing necessarily suggestive of alarm in high rat of discount, as the experience of the last two or three years abundantly demonstrates. From the London News, Oct. A Brit' in addition to the elements of disturbance involved in the rise of the value of money on the Continent, and in the demand for capital to defray the'expendirure incidental to the Indian war, the extending monetary panic ia the United States is sufficient of itotvif to prejudice our own financial position, instead of our receiving gold from America, as we have been acenstomed to do for years past, it is becoming a question whether gold will not be remitted from this side, for the fall in the exchange is so considerable as almost to allow of the operation.

It is obvioas that, at the present time, when prime" commercial pa er cannot be discounted in New York below IS to j4 per cent, per annum, ami when there is a. tuahy a premium on specie in some of the Western cities, every will be made by American houses to sioiie the payment of their debts to this i omit ry, and to attract capital. English' firms wiil likewise avail themselves of the oporrunity to employ money in the American markets at such extraordinarily high rut.es. the same time, imorts of' British, (goods will be greatly checked, and shipineii.s of American produce stimulated, if necessary, at reduced pnees. As a considerable aiiioiiiit of railway ijid other securities an also absorbed "bv English investors at the depreciated ipiotalioil'', it will I only prudent to loos tor a proloiik'ed de paressioii of the between America, aiid England.

iiankn of Knlncd and France. i rirni the Loud iii Oct. la The monthly return of the Bank of France, lis made up to Thursday last, the th of October, shows the following resuits, (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound f. i7i bullion JEil.llCS.f" Di crini sl Kills Mm I.tuJiiiiO in circulation.

24.21 l.ono iticr' aie. 4 Treasury I lecrease. I.oUVJiO Private "depot its Advances on Krencii iM l.ltOJ,."! AilMuices on ltail way The decrease of neuriy in bullion, in nice of the usual aver.ure monthly expenditure in the shape of premiums, forms a very discouraging featnre. If the drain continue the Bank will probably raise the rate' of discount. It will Ire remarked that the circulation has at the same time increased half a million sterling, ihe Bank having largely extended its discount accommodation.

The 'increase in the loans on Government and railway securities is not large, but that anv increased facility's of this description should lie accorded in matter for surprise, considering the aspect of monetary affairs throuiriuiut Eurone. Tlie Gov ernment deposits have been reduced by the payment of the Sentemlierdividendsoti the fonr and four and a half jer cents rentes, and tlie same event has contribtired to the large addition to the private depo 't. The return from tne ltank of England for the week ending the 3d of 'tober gives ihrt following results, when compared with tfar previous week iliiic 221.771 I Cher depo.it...... 10.1.12.! Incrt asei Rt 3.S4a,i2: 19,405 hi tlie other side of the account: Oovimn secnrities.Xl",5;53.riir7 Decrease. art Other securities 21..

Increase .2,116,143 Ni.tes 4.65.l,40 creasi. 1,408,120 The amount of notes in circulation ia being an increase of and the stock of bullion both department in iJlO.is.o0",', showing a d. of 013,30 when compared with the preceding 'I he Raleigh i'N. Register says there was a very hard frost an I some ice at that place on the morning the 21st inst. 3 l'he Secretary of the Navy has decided to build one of the new steam loops of war at the Norfolk navy yard.

Xaval. The U. S. tdoop of war Plymouth, Commander Dahlgren, sailed from Southampton on tlie 4th inst for New York. The Bank of tlie State of Georgia has declared a semi annual dividend of four dollars per share.

tdiT' Tlie Utica (N. Y.j Steam Woolen Com pany are issuing notes, payable in two months, to their operatives. rjf In the late accounts from India it is stated that a Miss Gohlie, a very beautiful young lady, was taken 'by Nona Sahib to his treni, and is believed to be sail alive. X3T It is sifid that morn houses are to be seen in New York and Philadelphia "for rent this fall than at anv time for five or six year, and at reduced rents Sprcie for Mobile. Tiie Mobile Tribnrio learns that of the f3IM.W0 iu specie now on the wav from New York to this iort by the steamship Black Warrior, belongs to tbe Southern Bank, Mobile.

fr The Metroisolitan Police Coir.misniou ens New York, met on the Kd and astonished the city by unanimously electing Simeon Draper to till the vacancy in the board occasioned by his own resignation. The Journal de Frankfort states that efforts are being made in Prussia to organize a European Electric Telegraph Union. If tha project is carried out, the Journal argues that it will simplify the transmission of messages. and cause the tariff of charges to be lowered. The widow of John Elliot Thayer, of Boston, is the daughter of Francis Granger, of Canandaigna, N.

a great belle in her day. She receives by his will an income per annum, and the use of his two residences, furniture, carriages, plate, ttc CMrUiinex, the man who killed his young wife in Putnam county, Ind some months ago, has been convicted of murder in the first degree. The time for his execution has been fixed on the yoth, of November. After the sentence of death was pronounced upon him, he remarked to ihe Judge, I thank you for the execntl The Cotton Crop. The Mercury.

speaking of the cotton crop, says There is one thing certain, there has scarce ly ever been a more favorable season for picking ont cotton, and all that has been made will lie saved ami most of it free from leaf and trash. But the crop of tlit country cannot a large one. Tha Rirhrtt Man in Mobile. We were edi fied yesterday morninc at hearing a gentle man from the interior express the opinion that, from the style of residence, he judged that Mr. Post Nobills, northi ast corner of.

Royal and Conti streets, waaj the wealthiest man hi the city. Mobile Merrury. Tiro Picture; We lesirned yesterday that a gentleman of this city lias in preparation pair of sketches repre entli. The Dollar as it aprt ared about thin time last monih, and The as it aptears i.ow. A tiirtiealty is art.

'1 in nndiitg canvas largij enoiirb fojf i 2 0 1.