Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. PresarTeRtan Syxov.—Afierout report closed. on Saturday, the Synod adjourned, to meet again at 7 o'clock, for religious exercises At 7 o'clock the Synod resumed free convers3- tion of the state of religion, and at the conclusion resnined business. Mr. Grattan rose to state dhat be words. et contempt.” in the report of this day was | - Teet. well as the phrase in reference to = Richmond Convention, “they all leit in di ust"? ‘ Rev. Dr. gett and Rev. D. Ball being ent, were iavie to sitas correspond ing mem 5 Rev. GW. Leybrun offered the following res~ olution, whieh wus unanimously adopted : Resolved, That the religious instruction of our colored population be affec ately and earnestly recommended to the ministry and eldership of our churches, to heads of families and members of eburches generally, as opening to usa field of most obligatory and interesting christian effort, ia which weave called to labor more faithfully and fully by our rezard for our own social inter- by the bigher consideration of the souls of var fellow men. Rev. B. BH. Cumpston, from the committee on the narrative of igien. reported ; adopted Rev. T. D. Bell reported suitable resotations respect to ministers who havedeceased du- ring the past year; adopted- : Fae ah oes aot cor received attention, and Rev. J. D. Mitchell moved the following Resolved, at it be recommended to the chnrebes under the care of this Synod to observe more regularly the monthly concert of prayer for foreign missions, and, where it is practicable, it is recommended that mouthiy collections be made ia bebalf of the cause. Resolved, That we recommend to ourchurches. untess they prefer some other agency, to send their contributioas to Mr. P. B. Price, Rich- mond, treasurer of the executive committee for foreign missions of Hanover Presbytery. Rev. T. D. Rell ottered the following resolu- tn; whieb was unanimousiy adopted: Resolved, That the thanks of this Synod are cordially tendered to the pastor and mémbers of this church and congregation, and to other friends in the city, for the ki commodation and bospitality which they have yielded to its dsembers The ratiroad boys sri granting free retura tickets were thanked unanimously by vote. Minutes were resd and approved, and the Synod adjourned (after prayer and benediction by the moderator.) to meet in the Presbyterian church, Portsmouth, Va., on the first Wednesday in No- vember, 1568. Tas River—Windy, rainy, nasty, sloppy, gusty is the weather at the river. Hats take un- expected wrial flights, umbrellas are inside out, heavy overcoats are drizzly, and a general de- pressed state of things ——- among the river men. Captain Poore, of the schooner Hope, who hever Wears a great coat, a fea this morning in & wrapper of extra size and shaggy appearance, and asseverates settee that he feels better. The river flats are painfully visible to navigators, and whisky cocktails are at a premiam. The few oyster pungas that line the wharves stay there, and not a sail is visible. At Riley’s wharf, appeared this morning the steamer Columbia. from Baltimore, looking des- olate and very much likea cuffed cur. She brings consignments from Baltimore for J. Connelly, Barbour & Semmes, J. Gawler, A. Buchiy, Ellis & Bro., W.H. Harrover, Parker & Co., S, Ba- con, Murray & Semmes. Capt. P. McHlenry, Ed- ward Hall, G. A.W. Randall, Wm. R. Rilev, B.1. Neale, P_ Thyson, W. Woif, J.C. Walker. besides 69 bbls. whisky. shipped to order, and marked W. & R., Washington city. Arrived at Alexandria, on Saturday, brig Fide- lia, Jones, from New York, with mierchaudise for Alexandria and the District. Sailed—schooners Trident. Stow, for Boxton; Norfols Packet, Bedell, with coal, for NewYork; Edwa:d de, Bayliss, with coal for New York A ic, Warren. with flour for New York; brig bs way. Thompson, coal for Charlestown The surveying schooner Crawford left her moor- ings yesterday, and sailed fur James river. Cinctrr Coret.—The Court on Satuday sus- tained the decision of the magistrate who fined Charles Werner for an evasion of the law prohib- iting the sale of liquor on Sunday, by having a box in which the pay for the liquor was deposit- ed instead of at the connter. Tn the case of Humphries & Juenemann the Court has decided iu effect that lager bier is not an intoxicating liquor, and the mavistrate’s de- cisions flaing the sale of the same were re- versed. On Saturday otlicer Keese was to have answered the call of the Court to show cause why he should not be dismissed from oftice for demanding pay for doing his duty, but at the reqnest of Keese’s counsel the Court postponed the time of the an- swer to Saturday next At the Court to-day the jury trials commence. The first case on the dockei is that of Z. Jones vs. Ann Dermoit, a case that has been pending since the year 1551. when the plaintiff brings suit te recover $20.000 balance due for building the Dexter Hotel. Kobert J. Brent, Esq., of Bal- timore, is engaged in this case for the defence, assisted by Charles Lee Jones, Esq. He arrived at the Court this morning, and the case will be the first one taken up to-day. Me. How Leppy writes to ns to say that the report that he was axsaulted on Four-and-a-half street bridge, on Monday last, by rowdies is in- correct. Mr. Daniel Rowland also, in his card og Satxrday saat, pot an effectual quietus’ to the story which was in circulation from one end of the city to the otber, that ladies of his family Were jasuited at the same time and place; and yet the persons who professed to have been eye-wit- nesses Of these scenes are among the most respec- fable of our citizens. We have no manner of doubt that many of the kindred ‘bugaboo stories’? to the discredit of now in circulation, wonld, if sifted, be ¥ reduced in point of fact. That there was a rowdy set of fellows hanging about that bridge on Monday is doubtless true; but that they committed aii the disgraceful acts set down to them, we are happy to say for eredit of Wash- ington, is disproved. We mraz of flour, bacon and butter associa- tions being formed by parties in this city, who Propose to get provisions at a cheaper rate than they are now sold at here. by clubbing their fi- nancesand purchasing by wholesale at a distance. Ten dollars subseription entitles one to member ship, and the moneys thus collected are placed in oaé of our banks, subject to draft by the parties in Baltimore, Cincinnati, or New York. from whom the purchasesare made. It is also pro- posed to buy a cargo ef potatoes in Maine; but this experiment. we presume, will Lardly suc- ceed, 28 we have just seen a letter from the Pine- tree State. uneing that the potato crop there bas been a £ re this year, being both scanty and poor in quality. The price per bushel in the country there was already sixty cents; at which sake tuey could not be profitably brought here. Axorneca Fintxen’s Row.—Abont I! o’clock this morning a false fire alarm in the First Ward brought out several fre Companies, and, as sometimes happeus in such cases a riot followed Some twenty or thirty pistol shots were fired, and the “States Hose” ¢ y took possession of the reel of the Northern Liberties’ Fire Com- pany, but were dispossessed of it by officer Fan- Bing. The officer failed to arrest the parties who seized the reel. and for this failure was “‘cussed”’ some by Daniel Stewart, who was thereupon ta- ken before Justice Clark, who fined Lim SI and costs for profanity im the street. ‘Thanks to the Wideness of the avenue no persons were wounded by the pistol! shots at the riot Comwmitten ror Coczy—On Saturday after- noon. Margaret Russell and Elizsbeth Miller, alias Wjineberry, were taken from the jail to an- swer to the charge of participating in the robbery of the blind man Phillips last week. The testi- mony showed that Elizabeth Miller was not near attbe time the robbery was committed, and that Margaiet Russel! was standing at Phillips's head when Kate Rose (now in jail) was in the act of searching his pockets. Justice Donn, before whom the case was tried, committed Russell for trial at Court, and dismissed Miller. Rospixne 4 Woopranp—Yesterday morning, Hannah Wilson, a colored woman, was canght by Capt. Milfs In the act of stealing weod from a pile on the canal west of Seventh street bridge. Upon being asked if she took it for her owa use, she replied “‘ No! she took it fora friend.’ She admitted that she had taken wood before, and declared that she would show the officers that they had no right to arrest her for so doing. She bad offered a white man two drinks if be would carry aturn ortwowilth her. She was sent to jail for trial at court Corporation Witxesers.—Many persons ae under the impression that witnesses in Corpora- tion eases cannot be fined for non-attendanee. It is a mistake, as the folowing will show: Horatio sopeyy was arrested under an attach ment issued by Justice Doon tor failing to appear in a case on Saturday as a witaess, and was made to pay $1.5+ costs We Fixp on our table a handsomely pat op Lottle of Tetty’s ‘Superior Tonic Bitters” (ad- vertised by Mr. Fill, druggist.) «for the eure of dyspepsia, ague and fever,’ and various other iils that flesh is heir to, and which promises “to eure disease without injury to the health or con- stitution.” Sarcxvay Nicut the city was remarkably quiet ; a shower of raia early in the night, with a of its continuance, did much to pre- wan Gocderiy conduct tn the strert, ‘The seer. Bets were closed at an Cee hour, and the G bad bat few complaints to n to, , Drexx axp Disorpeziy —While the investi- gation relative to the case of Daniel Stewart, ar- rested for street ‘profanity, was going om at Jas- tice Clark's office, a cty of “fight” was iaised outside, and a rush-Was. made to the street. Jt was ped Perit ettig! me fest wag arrest y officer $ taken before Jus- tice Done oe fined ee $2 and costs for his Rev. Oxviice Dewey, D,.D., is expected to Officiate at the re-opening of the Unitarian Church for divine service on Sunday next.’ ‘This eio- quent preacher and lecturer has yielded to an ta- vitation of a number of gentlément to deliver & series of twelve discourses in Baltimore, ¢om- mencing ‘on the 234 Navember. dsie Pistou Soorixe at RaNxDom.—A young man, desiroas of rowdy fame, last night fired five bar- rels of a revolver at the empty air; tw the vicinity of Grace eburch. Island. He then ran off as fast ax he could seamper ; and it was well he did so, =e night-watch were after him with a sharp stick. Disuisstp.—On Saturday, Jos. Salla was ar- rested by Officer McHenry on a charge of larceny of certain jewelry, &c., belouging to Mrs Favier. The case was laid before Justice Goddard, who, pense patient investigation, dismissed the ac- cus Tus Case og AssatLr axp Barter of Leomis - Major Emery, was tried this morning before Justice Drury, of the First Ward, and Emery ‘Was put under 3300 bonds to appear at the De- cember term of the Criminal Court, and was also put under bonds to keep the peace. Horse Orextne.—Messrs. Wall & Stephens open their new store on Tuesday night, with mu- sic by the Marine Band, and refreshments forthe friends and patrons who are cordially invited to drop in. To-xicutr the accomplished Juvenile Comedi- ans perform the baautifal drama (with songs) of Ben Bolt, and afterwards the farce of ‘Charcoal Sketches.’’ Tue Fire Atarm, which brought out the com- panies this morniag, proves to have been occa- sioned by the burning of an old shed in the rear of the Union Hotel, Geo-getown. Sicsor Buirz bas just concluded his enz ment at Alexandria, where he was immensely popular, and will appear to-night at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Look out for the Signor! WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement of Prof. Igging, in another column. Ladies and | Saggrssorhe desising to learn music will find in Mr. Irving a most accomplished teacher. Tur Wavy press of advertising matter upon our columns compels us to defer many articles prepared for to-day’s paper. Ar Caxvusi’s fo-night the Young Ebony Saxe- horn Band give an entertainment. See adver- tisement. Waren Retenys —Oct. 24 colored, Md., stealing a vest; rity to appear at court. Thomas Carter, Ireland, drunk and disorderly ;-workhouse 60 days. Eleven lodgers, all from abroad, were accommodated. Oct. 25.—James H. flnutchinson, colored, Md., profanity; fine and costs, $344. Norvall Gray- son, do, Va., disorderly; fine and costs, $3.94 Patrick Eagan, Lreland, drunk; workhouse 60 days. Mary Jane Kell, colored, Md, disorderly gathering ; fine and costs, $395. Jane Brown, do., D_©., unlawful assembly; workhouse 60 days, Susan Anderson, do.,do,do; do. Jobn Ogden, do , do , do ; fine and costs, Thomas, do., Va_, do.; workhouse 60 di: Simins, do., D.C.,do.; do. Alex. Jo! Md., do ; fineand costs, 86.44. Thos. Ferguson, do, D.C .do; do. Sarah Greeland, slave; jail by her master. ‘Twelve lodgers were accommo- dated, all from abroad. -—Charles Shorter, Norma Musi Root IN Washineton.— The want of an institution of the above character, has Joug been experienced in this vicinity by the ing public: and the writer of this article.— an Aniateur,—was ple 1 to learn, recently, that it ix uplate tablish a Normal Musical School in this e 80 8OON RS pri ments ean be completed. ‘The the charge and reesive the Prof. C.L. Irvinc, than whom there 1s competent nud gentlemanly teacher in this e1' Proposes to make it one in which music shall be thoroughly taught, from the sunplest Rhythmic, Black-board exeretse, to the invre complicated forms met with in the higher ranges of vocal practice ; giving tothe pupils that direct attention that mast ensure SCE mais by any effort or desire on Lea ae Prof. Javine ninent f penctine} roan. © well read musician, and unites to his musical abilities that courtesy of manner—all too rarely met with in the profession—that always proves a great auxiliary to any undertaking, more especially in the study of: moaic. ‘The writer can but have, thet ap t BO worthy as that above set forthauay he fully ac- lished, in furtheras of whieh he ded ws. [ltt] S um Deo, Phrenolo- sist, Phystologist, &c., has taken roves, fora short time, at No. 227 Pa, avenue, (south side, opposite Wiuilards’ hotel,jand is pared togiveto Ladhes, both married aud singte formation indispensable to their welfare and happi b Hours of consultation. from Wa. m, to 8 p.m. Chasnes moderate, aml perfect satisfaction guar- mtied, No Lady should fail to ent! on Madame D., as, for a trifling sum, they will obtam méormation that they Would not part with fer any consideration, 0c 35 rays for Loss. Torry’s Surzxion Toxic Brrrens.—These Bit ters are tonic, stomachic and aromatic, and will be found to excel any now in use. Prepared from pureiy yegetah e remedies, possessing the power to cure disease without injury to the health or gonstitu- tion, They are highly recommended for the cure of Dy speps: fae and Fever, Cholic, Cramps of the Stomachand bowels, Nervous an! General Detibity, Langor, Lowness of Spirits, Diarrhoea, &c. Persons whose systems have become deranged by imprudent eating or drinking, will find these Litters aqmick and excellent restorative. Neatly put up in pint bottles, None genuine with- out the lithograpn of the Proprietor, and the fac simile of his signature upon each bottle. Full di- rections accompany each bottle. Price 5c. Prepared and soid wholesale and retail by B. W. Totty. No. 10S Cary street, Richmond, Va. A liberal! discount to the trade. J. C. Kitt, Druggist, corner 43g and D street south, sole agent for Washington, Retrestowe sad Alexandria. (Alex.Gazette) ocZ-eolw —<———— ____. A Carp To THe PgorLe at Larce.—All persons that have neglected to call at the establishment so Well known as the “ Odeon Hail,” to supply them- selves with Failand Winter Ciothing, will please esl! and examine our inost beautiful and careful se- leeted stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Ciothing. We take pleasure in saying that our stock, now on band, is unsurpassible im style, workmanship, or quality, be sold atleas price than by any ft 8 ar house inthe Union. We also call ur farce stock Of Gentlemen's Fu nz Goo suchas white an? fancy Shirts, L shirts, Drawers. Coinforta, Neck-ties, Suspenders, Gloves. do, &e.. at the great Odeon Hall jothing: pevet aad Penn. avenue and 4% street, ashington, 0c 2\-e02w MAKRIED, oudon county, Va. on the 22dinstant, Mr. Lipseom r. GEO Ww: f Georgetown, + to Miss MAG- RYSON, of Union, Londoun county, —— DIED. i On the morning of the 2th iestant, Mrs. MLIZA- BETH THOMPRO fe of George Thompson, in the 62d year of her 4 Her funeral will take place from her late residence = ee rere, near F street, at So’clock on Tuesday, 2 5 1 ‘Sudden'y, on the morning of the 2th instant, of conjestive chill, WILLIAM EDWARD, son of Edward Susan Fitzzerid, aged & months. ‘he funeral wiil take pixce To morrow, at 2% o'oleck. street. between ith nnd Ioth, No. lv, The fri of the family are invited toattend. NoOkwaAL MUSIC SCHOOL. G. L. IRVING will open a Music Schoo! for La- dies and Gentlemen, at Ti pevitae Hia'l, on Ke stree| Munday afteravon, at Tem between 9th and loth, on November 2d,atto'’ciock. The object of this School is to make ladies and gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with Music from the Elementary principles to Composition and Har- mony. a 5 Classes will be formed for the afternoon and even= ing af Goes. Weduesdays, and Fridays, at 4 ° and 7. ‘he Georgetown Clase meets at Mi: Seminary on the afternoons of Tuesda: days, at 4 o'clock. z was—Per quarter, 2 lessons, in class, 85; pri- truction—Vocal, Piano, or Organ, 8: Harrover’s Thure- NG at the at Ellis’s Music Store, 00 24-tf varie- probably the mil, ViZs Bu Drawers, alt Merino do pee Lambswoo! do do - Es Iaanel de 5 i Canton Fisonel do Buying exelusively for cash, goods, at the lowest aud uniform TEPHENS oe R-At Sales Room Bacse jatel. TIENTION, HOUSEKE® PERS! d WATE IMPROVEMENT, trapalinn Stove'end Grate Pectorys the EARL aby ropal Stovi COMPANION "FU ACE ide ¢ heavy and of cast iron, raw Li LJ inet foe ook by 4s re oat, the bation oft #atraaon ro" it agains re- jog it, and throwing the Be air it to the C. WOODWARD, v. ‘ween 10th Ith streets, dtae” on “Noa. t'cad Siz. CRINESE SUGAR CANE Le Fa P, fi a i rom ate seve’s Mill, of s vm A pew tor oc {fat} Pennsylvania avenue, we offer the best Prices. at shite Keen SRR vod Ba ) Ror pattiouiars sees Ty cents. D FELLOWS HABL. gf SANOTARE wR ami. rege,” hd ok 4). aiety wg Fe Auierican Ju 2 Comedians. WAR appear bai cancel : Wroxxspht sity Streeust Adrien kbone, inan entire change of Program at each performance, CROWDED HOUSES, comprising the Beauty and Fashton of the city, have’ Srveted the performance of these Child Wonders. Boo pen at 7 0" ; t# commuence at 7. Karenos ‘5 cena jo bal price. oe B+! GREAT ATTRAGTION. Opp veiidWs TALE Nave varp.. For Ox¥ AFTERNCON AND Two EvENincs. THE LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, VENTRILOQUISM, SPIRIT RAPPINGS AND MAGIC. The World Renowned SIGNOR BLITZ Will give his amusi Performances at the above ROO MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, at 7) o'ock, and respa¥ 1 °PiE SET ERNOON, commencing at 3. Admission ets. Chiidren 15. Oe 24-3 GECOND GRAND ASSEMBLY,” National Glee Club. ‘The members of the National G'ee Clab most respectfally announce to their friends the public in eral, that they will ewe t SECOND GRAND AsseMBLY on MONDAY, October Wth,at Harmony Hail, on D street, between lzth and Ith, to which they are most re- OW erucite Fuse Cstition Band hae bed Wegnce? axuera Fine eA oc leit COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.” DEDICATION BALL. Tus FRANKLIN FIRB COMPANY aynounce to their friends and the citizens, t th ud MUO AND BSDIGATION BALL, intheir New Hall, ts 31 a de the Ben oe! st tee 4oor on ena Chairman of Com, of Arrangements. ocls-tawk d LEE WANTS, WANTE .—A tidy, obliging WOMAN, to cook, wash, snd Tron. A reference required, Ger- man preferred. poly ot Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot. corner F and 12th streets. it ASHER RTOS Sea 2 U AGE te Medea Beco NE J ) 4 On 13th. str between ew York avonte pot wort Cana Side ing Tables a ve om af Bees ean 5, “enthor s, ine id thet Beddi Curtains, Losinge: 3 rattes is tockery and (! wate. Knivesand Forks ron and Tin- 5 Bitchoa Requisites, &c.,&c. Terms: Bey Mader. cash; over that amount a aw of 6 Sdays, for notes satisfactorily en- pred, and interest. 00 22-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. il THE ABOV post until eRti hot By ordei saine hour aul pli oriets as oc Bd WALL & BARNARD geen FOR RENT AND SALE. For other" For Rent and Sale” notices see 1st pare. OR RENT.—A three-st, BRICK HOUS! on M street, betwee: th and lath. Ponpet ood water and stubling for curriage and horses in the yard. Inquire next door, No. 44. — ©o25-4t* Of. RENT—A very conveniont thi SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY DAY MORNING, Oct. 30:h, with back building, furni gas thr tt, Fra) heated by furiase, the south side of G street, second house above Zist. opposite the Russian Minister. App:y at corner 22d and G streets, 00 26-3t* OR SE, with basement and baek buildiny, containing 15 rooms, with gas andall the modern improvements: situated on Missourt avenwe, between 34 and 4 streets. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Pa. between 4g and 6th streets. oc 25-1w* F -KENT.—One three-story BRICK HOUSE containing six rooms, situated on F street, be- tween 2d and Sd streets. inquire of J. ROVER. on jst. between I and K street oc 2t-!w* FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, either fA. to a family oraciu ing, maybe had at oe 3-St* the next door, Inquire of Mr, Guira’x Commission Store. (OR RENT.—. -story Frame House and Furniture, No. rorth ede Massachusetis avenue, between 4t 4 bth streets, containing twelve roms with passage, side alley end back al- ley. and a large flower garden. e house is neatly furnished ard inthe neighborhood of the Northern Liberties Market and convenient to several church es For particulars apply at the premises before o’clock a m. or after 3 0’clock p. m. is {OR RENT—A | andsomely Furawhed HOUSE. (No. 44%, northeast corner of H and Wth streets) containing thirteen roome, with gas fixtures, bathing room, &e For particulars apply on the preiitses, or address Box 418, City Post Office. se 22-tf JANTED.—A WOMAN to Cook, Wash, and fron, One well qualified may find a = home at No, 434 F st eet, near 6th, it" NTE D—RBy a respectable WOMAN, asitu- ation as Wet Nurse, with fresh breast o! -_ Inquire at Mr. MICHAEL O'BRYAN’S, treet, between Sd and 4}; streets, Island. D—By a respectoble young woman, & as Chainbermaid and Seamstress Is a cood embroiderer and housekeeper. Would wash eook fora small family, or mind children and h them. Pleasa call at No. 29) Massachnsetts English Hill.) oc H-2t* TED—Two first-class DRESSMAKERS. ‘Apply at M. WILLIAN’S, No. o2 Pennsylva- nia avenue. op: @ Centro.Market. or B-tf Ww ANTED.—A COOK for a small family.—No one need apply that has not a thorough know!- edge of her busimess and can come we!! reoommond ed. A poly at 240 F stroot, between 6th aud 7th. oe 53 St y ANTED TO RENT—By a member of Con- gress, for 6 or® months, from the 2th of next month, a comfortable Furnished Howse, in this city, containing ® parlor, diaing-room, kitchen, and about four sleepmg rooms, Address, stnting terms, &o, J. B. H., Columbia Hotel, corner @th and E streets, oc 23.5" bi ANTED'TO PURCHASE.—A LOT, with or without Building, on 7th street, between Post Othee and Northern Liberty Market, Address A. G. A., Star Ofhee. 2-4 WANTED-a loan of $5,000 on property worth ) $3,000. Engu:re at this office. oe 17-41 wr D—In the family ofa gentleman resid: two miles from the city. & good p!ain COOK. One who cin bring recommendations for skill, hon- esty, and cleanliness will find a good situation and a CRUTCHETT } si ly tod. cor. horof ethan D strecte, jy bt __ LOST AND FOUND. ED r the Briti Legation. Enainel SKET, with pearis, $16 reward will be given to whoever delivors the sams to LORD NAPIER. * 90 3 -3t Jn the 24th instant. between Centre Mar and 459 street wdeny 66 aPORTEMONNAIE, io oe Bay Re balls (Stee age coles tl ‘ars,and five dollars and a ballin silver RR Nbnart eit hs te cotel ince made by leaving at at the Star fice. . wie JOSEPH SWAGGART, ec 26-2t* No, 197 2d street. between Band C. OST.—This morning, near the Contre Markot, in 7th stroet,a PORTE MONNALE, cantain- ing $48 in Bank Dilis. co d an bilver motiey. ° The loser otters a reward of Ten lars to the person who foand it, on 1t8 being restored. Star othee, §. KREWARD.—Strayed or Stolen—On last Sat- urdey. might, from © the corner of, Virgiuia avenue and 432 street, two black HORSES. One about lt hands high, 12 or: 13 years old, with wiute tind feet, and the other about 12 hands high, with full eyes, anda white’ spot on bis back. ‘The above reward will be paid for their return to me at the corner of Virginia avenue aud 4g streets, Istaud. JOHN DALTON. _ 06 24-3t* JOLD WATCH LOST. ost on Third street, 10th street and the D WATCH Inquire st the oc 24-3t* 3 or Penn. avenue. betw: Capitol Lady’s hunting-case and CH N._ The finder will bes: upon return of the articles to this offic ———_—_—— ne GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. AME TO THE PREMISES ot the subscribers / one about the last of August, end the, other early in September, two t A one a red buffalo, with white spots, add the, othera red. horned Cow, with white back, aad a leather collar around her neck, with a name upon it. ‘Toe owne: or owners will come forward, prove roperty, pay, charzes and take them away from Foner '* Drove 2 Po RED he two comfortabl ent = bargain feo hese joining the Conv: re now yudergoin pairs ud will ba Torrent en the dito August. ‘The are very desi! particularly to nts iaviug ¢luldren to educate. Apply to JOHN Le KIDWELL.. High street, Georgetown. jy 2- Millinery, &c. T MRS. C. KING AKES this opportunity to inform her enstomers, friends, and the publiom general,that she has openc: store on Pa. avenue, between Sth and fi streets, a 233, where she wil alwi ep & fall pssortment oF y ME ANCY BONNETS, Satin and Velvet BONNETS, Dark-Straw BON- NETS, a fine and extensive assortment of French a BLOWERS AND FEATHERS, and a new and spleni i eared ol Children’s Embroidered Ceps, Ladies’ Caps.white _ black on mdroiwdernes, al! ovlurs, Satin and Velvets, &o, Returniig her sincere thanks to those who patro- nined her ot her former stand, No. 46 Louisiana ave- nue, she hopes that they will contigue todo tho same at the new Store, No. 295 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, 06 +3-St MR KING. OPENING WINT MILLINERY On Monpay, Ocrosgr 19TH. The subscriber has just retur com apes Norns waae we LSet perme cash one o! ie vari 5 wy of FRENCH POaNias, BO. hy RATERIALS } LOWERS, FEATH- RS. RIBBONS, HEAD-DRESSES, DRESS KIMMINGS, & cS: over brought to this Ci . Which he is determined to sell at prices to suit the money panic. iF lie would call the attention of the ladies to bys ive axsortinent of CLOTH OT OAKS, BASQUES, and CHI.DREN’S CLOTHING. N. H.—He gives his particular attentionto DRESS MAKING in the Iatest French re WILLIAN, oes 2w wae Centre Market. O THE LADIES. PAIS SND NEW YORK FASHIONS, and an Coe and assorted stock of Plain NCY BONNETS & MILLINERY, ed. and open at Miss H. KING” side, between 43¢ Re yh Bissee :in-waxt of a apogee efu OMe made up insu, or style my el should not fai to call at the @ store apd make & selection. wnnets made and trimmed to order, inrge assortment of FANCY Te or NGS, LACES, &e. and A Opposite GOODS, *RIBRAM & DAUGHTER | fy the Ladies Amite tie — turday, October 17th, in their es- (er it hich no other a) liners eom| | & ee) INNETS RIBBONS. FLOW: f my awiss EE Ee sie E: EA No. 27 Pa, av., between 10th Nth sts..douth side hi A Se le pRESS MAKING. MISS M.E. WILSON stillcontinues the MAKI inall its branches, at Wer o1 ‘enn, avenue, between 9th and loth sts, can Winter ow irtment of new style me! nest assortment of y) received direot Paris. ef DRESS osin J D. Bameaces RESTAURANT, . No, 206 Pa. av., under bad ” hotel. The etoris now and egies oe will aff ond to panes ts arvian is hig we? to merit bei” ie : Teun T.—One large PARLOR, with Bed- ttached, suitable for a family or gentle joard. Also, several rooms man and lady, with or without other Rooms, snitable for single gentlemen. App! at DIVE and 18th BY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH! Awnv Save Try Pex Cent. GRE. INDUCEMENTS_OFFERE, oe CASH PURCHASERS. ate R. BRICK HALL, who for the past ten years hax been so very liberally patronieed by tha Ladies, is desirous of tendering his grateful thanks for past favors and would respectfully inform his friends and customers that he added to his already exten- sive establishment, CARPET AND SHOE ROOMS, on the Second and Third floors, where we have an eXquisite array of CARPET. INGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, BLANE DOMESIIC GOODS by the prece GENTLEMEN'S, BOYS’, and SERVANT: BOOTS and SHOES. i In our Retail department, on the first floor, we are prepared to exbilit a very large aud beautiful assortment of FALL aad W NTER GOODS, at uusually low prices. Ourassortment of Fancy and APLE Drxss Gocns, for Ladies, wil! be found very large and attractive. In the assortment we have Black Silk at 50 cents; English Merinos at 25 cents; best French Merinos, in all colors, at (7 cents; ne as low as 75 ceuts; Plaid Merinos, 31 cents; Piain and figured Del.aines. very cheap: Brown ai black DeBege, 1 ceuts; Good Calicos.6 cents; La dies’ Merino Vexts, very cheap; Ladies’, Gentie- Wis, in all styles and pri- men’s, and Children’s S| ces; Ladies’ Clonks, Talmas, aud Mantillas, of the newest and 1 peautiful styles. at New York pri- 8; Good Kid Gloves. 37 cents; Children's Worsted foods, Capes and ‘T'almas, extra cheap; ‘Table Lin- ens, Diapers, aud Sheetings, at very low prices: Linen Towels,6 cents; Wool Flannels at 16 cente: Bleached Cotton at 1 s. worth 12; Blankets, 50 ; Spool Cotton, 12 cents per dozen; Umbrelias, couts. Our department for Gentlemen's, Boys’, and Ser vant’s , offers many inducements, com ng complete assortment of Cassimer ets, Kentucky Jeans, Fuiled Cloths and Linseys extra cheap. Cnder-Shirts and Drawers, ail sizes and ricer. . Hlegaut Carpeiings from 37 cents to $1.25; Rugs ef new and beautiful desigus, very cheap; Drugzets inall widths at low prices; Floor Oiicioths fifty cents Gentiomen’s, Boy's, and Chidren’s Slouch Hats unheard of and Cloth Caps in great variety, Prices. Our stock of Boots and Shoes are from the first manufacturers in the country, embracing al! quali ties, styles, and prices. for Ladies, Gentiemen, dren and Servants. all of which we will sell ten per cent lees than regular prices, aud warrant them to £1Ve satisfaction. ARE STRICTLY CASH, and NOIS’S Hotel, Pa. avenue, between 171] 5 oc 2 c OUR TERMS asa proofof onr determination to sell ten per cent Jess than those who sell on credit. we mvite you to ca!!, examine our stock, and compare the prices with those asked elsewhere, as 7 believe it wili be to your interest to purchase of us for cash at ten per cent less than tho same articles can be bought in ether houses on credit. R. BRICE HALI No. 373 Seventh awe fourth house abo New GROCERY, VARIETY, AND PRO- SION STORE, Ix Tue Nortuern Lisertixs. The subscriber has just opened a St above description, No. 544 north M s\ near 9th, and respectfully solicits t: patronage of his friends an‘ the public, Th articles are fresh, and will be soid as low as* at any other store ic the City His stock eonsists of such articies s are usually kept ina Grocery Store. _0¢ 19-e02w re of the Also, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need- les, Sewing Silk and Cotton, Thread, Suspenders, Pens, Ink, Paper, Cakes, Candies, &c. For, Rext—A Br Sialte. with hay loft and mI [Or carriage two rses. woalz-eolme THOS. N. ADAMS. Pec" Seed th EET Fh RE Te HISTORY OF FIVE LITTLE PIGS— showing the adventures of one liitie pig who went to market ote secoud pis rhosmsed at nome, ofa third pig who got roast Leef, of a fourth pig who got none, and of a fifth little pig who eried * wee, ”’ all the way home, beautifully illustrated, ny Hero, Pitip's Book, by the author of * Olive,” “Jonn Halifax,” &e., St cents, Yolees from the Crowd, by Charles Mackay, 25 cents. Voices from the Mountains by do.; 25 cents. Soyer’s Culinary Campaign,being Historical Rem- ipigcences ofthe late War, with the Piain Art of Cookery for military and civil institutions, thearmy, mae peblic, &c., by Alexis Soyer, $1.5), 6 Vicomte fagelonne, by the author of “Monte Christo,” 2 vol 25. Just published, aud f Bookstore, Pa. oc 23 St ‘ NEXPLOSIVE ETHEREAL OIL, ‘The undersigned bine ETHEREAL OIL UN- © PLOSIV® in its character, which gives a erior light, burns longer aud smokes less than Ethereal Oil usually sotd in this eity: ‘T ty sell this Oil in the District of Columbia is guar- anteed to the undersigned, and is sold only at the Dopot, No. 481, northwest corner of E and lth pe ey abd its superiority wi shown at any me. The price is the sume as explosive. Or- will te pusctuatly filled by Jefiying them at the ‘9c 21-e03m FR, STUTZ, Grocer. BAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. Economy and CoNVENIEN we are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 20 per cent. less than the usyal rates, 8 better prepared than it can be by hand. jot s wood of inconvenient size not sent. orders for less than half a cord will be delivered in erates ta any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purcimser, Hyne wood in erates 85 cen! Onk we lo. Ween i In this part of our business we will open no ac- at JOR & MAURY’S » between 9th & 10th ats. counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make it exclunivoly ® cash business. Also. on hand BTA OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL of all kinds, which wiil be dis- posed 4 on the —_ accommodating terms. ow on 6 way— . Qne cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace. One cargo White Ash Exg Coal for radiators, Coal 2,240 Ibs. to the ton. Allunder rover. Orders promptly Ailed, , .J.& W.M.GAL northwest corner of 12! Cc _007-th one square south of Pi EW GALLERY OF. ART. , No, Sea ivens Avenue, over Daw asoeee Store.) (ote , 5 aco tenses re Kena | ers he receives from this seation o the gous try, opened & first-class GUERREO ery in this oit ction of AMBRO- ee ‘A : PHOTO- tad the publica opsontupt ot prosacive ae hice work asia made in Sew Yor or Fests. Pe in Oil ; seer Sh Iain Sgn ed rently ioe huasetsttohmegte ss re No. 547, avenue. engaged expressly gg hie to ‘ereo! egidiag a u ve -Daguerreoty pos enlarred nd = oe can cond (with desertion person) have them accu- rately pops and returned by ox press. ‘ A Ls fre quaranieed, aud au emamina- ‘s t 5 hos ar apenias i ott: “S, Photographer, 8 av _0023-1w_. 6% Cheatuut streets Philadelphia. ADIES, PLEASE READ. selling the re1 RMN Sgaaetetnohot my new » SY nd eising’ Ween 9th fe mara ached ey ou mace at of Tail Sn TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, 7 ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON-K srezer NoktH, §: 2 RRA SLix Seuss, aT AUCTION. /MONDAY A See ere * ° ont sell # No. 4 No. leet 2imebes on n » between 12th Ste streets, running, back 97 feet 8 inches, with the privilege ofan aliey out to 12th street... ; Phese are the most desirable Buiiding fot hat _part of the City: to at as anvited, th he e property Will be ‘sold entire, or in Lota, ania eeir Terms: One-third 3 yenig 6 and 12 months, with intereatl ebiered by food of trast on the premises, oe 21-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet. i #UTURE DAYS. # __ By.A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUA VALUABLE BUILDING LoTS FRONTING ET WEsT Axo Ruove IstanD av ENUE aT AveTion.—On THUR! 3 in- etant, I shail seil, in front of ven cree wee eee satding lots, wed lots D, E, F, Ae 5 7“ 7 RS oon meagiond of east 1s bandsome- iy some of which frovt on 10th sti west, between north P street and Rhodi enue, and some on the avenue. ie - ‘Terms : One-third oash, balance in 10, 12, 18 and 24 he Cetra dedied $2) notes Sor the: deterred ‘me! beari: tei Eivenand’s deed of trust en. ‘Titie uadispuin: 00 3-d A.GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. DESI: B TWO-STORY BRICK DWEL- Linc-Hov xo Lot in tie Vicinity oF Franxi yn R On THURSDAY ‘TER- OON, October 29, &t 434 o’e'ou k, on the premises, fronting feet on With ctrear,betines A nat Moe ronting 2 on Street, between L a: = eachusetts avenue, running back 124 foet Be athe to am alley, with the inyprovements, consisting of a neat and well-built tweestnry brick dwe!li nE-bOUs®, containing four rooms and kitchen, with back por wood sheds, &c. ‘erms: One-thitd cash ; and tweive months, deed of trust on oc M-d the residne in six, with imterest, sccured by the premises. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. OO MARSHALS SALEH.—In virtue of three writs of Fieri Facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cireuit Court of the een ns of Columtia for the County of Washington, to me directed, will expose to public snle for CASH, in front of the Court-house door of sad eounty, on WEDNES- DAY, the 28th day of Oetober, at 12 o'clock m, the fe ing described property, to wit: ali defendant's ight, title, claim, and interest in and to that of OL.No. 17, in Square Ne. 374, commencing 22 feet 8 inches from the northenst corner of said lot, front- ing 16 feet 8 inches on L stroet North, between 9th and 10th streets West, and running back that width the whole depth of the lot, tog ith ali sin- cular the improvements th upon as the property of W: be svid to satisfy Judicials Nos. 361, 37 Obtober term, 1857, in favor. of Charles ‘oones, ee of Pa P. Clark, Peter J. Steer, and Fielder M. Magruder, vs. William D. Acken, J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, oc 3 dtds OOK TO YOUR INTEREST! - TO THE CASH CONSUMERS OF AND WOOD. i Cay We have nowon the way. 2 large cargoes of RED and WHITE-ASH COAL, which we purchased in Phutadelpiia for cash, since the great pressure in money matters, We can sell it cliexp for cash. We have on hand. at our wharf, the largest and best supply of WOOD in town, which we will also sell low for cash, g = WARDER & STEWART, corner of H and 12th streeis. 00 17-2w* Wharf izth st.and Capal, south side. Coeau: COAL coaL , end The ugdersigned respectfully informs the pi that he is now receiv ‘Ke supplies of Cum d COAL, in be joads, which | sow offer to the trade at reduced prices forcash. This Coal is of a suporiog quality, and of a large size. van be seen at my Depot, at the corner of 12th and B street south. JONAS P: LEVY, _oel2-Im | Grocery and Provision Store. pase LADIES CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORE. OUR OPENING DAY, THURSDAY, October 24, 5) Cloaks, TaLmas, CrrcvLans, AND Basgugs. We take plessure in Lyeicg ve Ladies that our ers opening of CLOAKS, TALMAS, CIRCU- JARS, and BASQUES, surpasses all former sea- fons, tn extent. Maga te 5 cheapness. Onr stock comprises all the new And fashionable New York and Paris designs, and have been purchased at panic Prices, We name, in part— ‘The Isabella, ‘The Melissa, ae Zuleka, ‘The Zolenski, Circular, e otorine, The Cora, Basque, Ere Krezzoloni, ‘The Lola Montez, Taima, ve Vesta, and many other new and beautifel designs, in Gray, Brown, and Biack Cloth. N. B.—Cloak and Mantiila Rooms, second story. MAXWELL & BRO., - 00 21-e08t 32 Pa.av. REAT BARGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING G oR S. _CHINA TEA SETS, consisting of 44 pieces, 0, Handsomely decorated. old ptice 3 Sharp Piamond. W GUBLETS, $2. per one. old prie si”. Gold-band China TEA SETS, 41 picces, new and beautiful shapes, $6 5), old price $11. Ww i stock of useful and ornamental keeping Artities, selling at proportionately \ recently purchased a large stock of Honse- keeping Articles at auction inthe Northern cities at ru:mously low prices. lam now prepared to offer extraordinary inducements to purchasers, ‘all and eXamine goods and prices. general assortment is decidedly the most ex- = ve inthe a — Farmture and most every article ased in housekeeping. Cc. Ww. HOPELER, Tron Hall, No, 318 P oe B-eost and CBicKERING & SONS’ PIANQS. Just received. a further supply of superb Pianos, from the old and justly Selabertea factory, of Chickering Sons, Boston, again completing the extensive and elegant as~ sortment always kept by the subscriber, Parlor, Grand, Louis X1V, and Central Pianos, of every scale and style. Also, Pianos of excellent touch, tone, and finish, from other approved Boston and New York facto- ries. . In addition to the stoek in store, the subscriber, in a few days, will receive from Boston and New York a arge number of Pianos, which he has pur- chased for cash at unprecedented low prices, sad therefore wi! seil them lower than Piano have eve) been offered in this city. either for eash or approved paper. Second Pianos taken in part pay- ment. Alsa, just reooived from Boston, some first-class Melodeoas of varius patterns. Martin's Guitars, acknowledged superior to any in the country. Every article will be suid at the lowest price. oe 22- RICH’D DAVIs. oTi Ss. O SHOUSEKELPERS, C.R.L. CROWN & CO., having received a large and wel ted stock for the Fail trate, m Vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE of CROCKERY WARE to examine their stock, as they are determined sau paper of the Disiriot talon at par ol stra en . ee paper ee Re Le CROWN © CO. _ 0c 16-tf No. 357, corner of 6th st.and Pa, av. MMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE: I x OF READY-MADE CLOTHING. . Having on hand an TH ea stock of Ress eer CLOTHING and FURNISH- ING GOODS of the latest and most approved styles we have determined to reduce it by cash sales, re- ardiess of sacrifice. With this object in view, we five passes read som to meet the wants of all im ood articies. perkins NOAIL WALKER & Co. Marble Hall Clothing Store, No, 333 Pa-av., oc li-2w __Rrowns* Hotel Buriding. RGINIA AND DISTRI MONEY ASSES AND EARNS BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS. < IRON HALL oon, SHOE 3. P. HOOVER'S Feo TREN her SB Lika . Peansylvania avenue, belween 9h and Wth sts. ‘Thave just returned from the North with lendid assortment TSS kinds of Ladies. Gentlemens, Mis ses, «’, Childrens’, and Servants? COTS and QES. Also, ‘a large stock of RUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES, and ATCHELS, ail of which I will seil for the above money. Call sarly, SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, [Prete Tron Hail. PAR MPrsorouiray, MECHANICS’ INSTI- is Di fihe first class, was awarded the sty aia daeckantns’ testivene for the oe if th chanic Arts, to “Dr GLH. VAN PATTEN, of Washington, D. C., for his SUPERIOR DENTISTRY, SuRGICAL aND MECHANICAL, exhibited at the Spier io articles of Ameriaan manufacture held in the City of Washington onthe 1th day of March, _ = pci osePH Henry. jent. CnarLes Stanspury, Secretary, i DR. VAN PATTEN has removed his office, and ma} Poten be found daily, from 10 a, m. to 4 p. m ,over leery ponte McC ots svotion Boor, niaeca Onery . 0} ir lothand theta, moots ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS! fully eal! the attention Stents ELEVATED: HOT RANG &, that heats the pariornbove re oh hee, Reker oa Peuneylvanin avenue, between eS HotAir Eurnaces atthe latest improve- meant PUL BP AE the nor eee oe WOODWARD. OUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION Hy 5 a fresh supply of new m- . AR. COORIN 2, a A r yourselves, we Very . . C, Metropolitan Stove and (: ‘orker, oe aurea a, coteorw SE ANNO met tts , TELEGRAPHIC NEWS See SS eee FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EVROPE. New Yom: Tived Abra — the 14t) There were thirty-four horses entered a) Arrival of the Baltic: ~” . bh ‘4.—The steamer Bettic ar. ~stent ing dates from Liverpool te The Baltie brings and 160 passengers. The American lost near Valentia £72,000 ‘sterling ii specie, ship Lexingtoy bas been totally EXGLAND., , for the Cosgrwitch puree, including the Atmere | | oodigeeos The first tri a dead sw boty Pijoress, Elbassim 4 ese. leciding hes length and & half, sinidst, Rsig ‘cheering. The value ofthe stakes was over £2000 oeerligy The American home "s There ts an excessive mone don, and a further advance is dead a the meer eee rat ext was feared. Consols had uated having been as low as 56%, ut waberuesiy ad lied. The Bank of Dublin bas advanced ite rates Per cept., and the Bank of Farnee to 64. os There was a great pressure at Viens’ Messre. Ross, Mitchell & Co at London, has failed—their liabi quarter of a million; assets larger. , 2 Canadian Lities amount te J. Monteith & Co., and other Glasgow houses have suspended to large amoants . ‘The King of critical conditi The meetin, Prossia was better, but still in & on. of the Emperors of France and Austria Was still talked of for discounts at during the month. Sixty thousand wh for exportation. From th The taken rst Times of Oct. 12 ] lined ¥ per cent bank is ay more humerous (han any ie American advices per Persia show that mont! elapse before its consequences bore will be ree tieved. The chief danger of gold. being sent hence to New Yor tional parchases of secur ists have been tempted to kis on account of 1 present prices. Calned As respects commercial losses to be sus this side, very hea have fallen oa lgece B-adford and Glasgew ably. The Bank cent. This perha amounts ate bell; and Paris; 3 ered, will also suffer consides. (From the Times of the 13th.) we may again see the of at which It stood is Ootebes, natal ; however, to the suddenness of the to-day raised the discount to? per Torasure was from the extent of the doubtful if farther diately be found necessa: lion withdrawn from the thousand pounds, but it is dred thousand pounds wi Baltic and- Persia on Wednesday and next, and as the Indian exchanges verse alteration, it is ‘also anticipat shipments in that direction by the 2uth will be larger than atany time th able. With these prospects, a fresh the rate of discount can Tally anticipated, =pplications —_ itis, movement will not im me- . ‘The amount of bul- ink has heen only nine asserted . hat four hen- U be dispatched by the Seturday sbow an ad- ed that the mail of the t prob- ‘vance in scarcely be avoided, and percent., Iu proportion pressure will be the rapidity of the ultimate reaction. There nothing to excite apprehension that The sole “ the disturbance will be protracted cause for anxiety is the fall of such houses, in the” Provinces and elsewhere, as are unavoidably compromised by the American failures and flas- tuatians in the markets for Eastern Produce. This shonld not beget, however. ror calculated to lead men to a si eval financial distrust. that the decided action of the bank all danger on that account. an) vague ter- i ie day of gen- is, however, has Altogether the fee!- The belie: ing exhibited to-day was such as to excite pride in our healthful the impression system of finance, and to that, ulthongh the cary we America couies tee ws in the midst of the In- dian mutiny, that its con wes uenees, heavy as they mast neces sarily be, shall noedestroy confidence acy the general welfare af the country. ll be able to withstana it oe inte: The Sacre? ations ia the funds te-day have been extremely great. Four failures were a dey & Co 2 sive. They were large shippers of G! The prin. ; whose } . {rom Glasgow te- “eo one Was that of J. Monteith lites are belie to be exten- to America and elsewhere. ‘The otber tes i & Co., Macdonald & Co.. and Wallace 0. The qu (From the Times of the 14th.) otation of gold at Paris is nearly two- London. tenths per cent, dearer than in 5 at Hamburg five-tenths dearer. The finctuatioasin , the funds to-day have again tensive. The market opened with great weakness, bat © there was sw! been rapid and ex- beequeutly considerable reaction and a more bealthfat tone in li departments of basi- ness. Cousols for money were Bret quoted a6 + No sales, howeve!> were pr " recovery took place, which was eral pufchases on the part of the public. range was the: ba gee» n between &7 and £7X until when the government broker # Of £10,000 exe ppeared as a baye: bequer bills om account of the sink: ing fuod. ‘This increased the teudenry teconf- ab deuee, and ultimately, cement that the Ban! a rise of one per cent. in the rate of transactions were effected at S7X to => to es y for the 1th of November. lar hours there was less firmness, nou notwithstanding the discount Knee tage ler and quotatisns k of France were B7 yg t@87% for money. and ct to x for the account. Inox Cal a to the the 17th, the ac London. The siege train was expected at Dethi on the dl of September, and the assault was then antici- Pated to take place immediately —The mail has arrived, with dates from 10th September, and- Bombay to ws by which wes telegraphed to would be reinforced ina few General Havelock remained at Cown , but days Gen. Out- «© yen. who had reached Allahabad with a strong force Luckanow was sti!] gallantly bolding out, and would be relieved about the middle o! Septem- ber. Lord Elgim had left Calentta for Clama. ‘The China mail failed to connect at C General Nicholson had defeated lon the pie at Najof Ghar, with the loss of their guns. General Havelock bad defeated the rebels near Rituoon On the 17th of August the garrison of Lucka- now made a successful sortie, capturing the gons and provisions of the Dinapore were again defeated The rebels were t Benares. Large bodies of troops were Calcutta towards Allababad — at Calcutta rapidly from England ispatch tothe London Post y' boa ‘8 adon Post says that the A jorces by mutineers, who »; Major Eyre. jug Allahabad and marching from Troops were ar- ad attacked Lucknow castle and spiked the guns, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy Dates from Dethi to August 30th state that an | immediate assault was antici pated. The rebels had been defeated on the 26th with the loss of all their yuus. Gen. Ontram was expected to reach Cawnpore ou the 9h of September, to join Have- lock It was expected that the now would be relieved on the ee of Luck- Sth. Havelock defeated the rebels at Bithvar on the 16th of Au- gust, then returned to Caw of the finty-first native infantry was re. "The mutiny ereshed. The garrison at Arvah arrived safely at Dinapore. The rebel foree at Ingdespore was broken. The in- suryents at Dinapo: Dethi. imports at Bombay were advancing Was plenty, and excha: re were e Z to reach ‘ndeavorin, The twenty-third fusileers kad arrived at Calcutta. ‘ Central India continnes nndisturbed. No fur- ther outbreaks at Bombay. The Madras presi- dency was tcanquil. Lord Elgia bad proceeded to Hong K. a Bore Persians evacuated Herat on ne 2th day of July Mone 2s. 3d. 2. Tue Bank of Bengal had refused advances on the India Company's paper. 79 Another dispatch says that Havelock was awaiting reinforcements at Cawapore before at- tacking Lucknow. The gatrison of the latter lace was bravely holding out, having again de- sted the rebels with severe loes “Erie rebels from Oude were threatenii Allabsbad and Benares, and the tifty-tifth native Bengal infantry bad been disarmed.” La bodies of t were marching from Calcutta towards Allahabad The Punjab centinnes tranquil Twenty-five hundred troops bed arrived at Mauritius ‘The export of goods at Calcutta had declived, and imports were dull, Mouey was excessively saree. Spain.—The ministerial crisis at Madrid still continued. Bravo and Murillo still refuse to form a ministry. IvaLy.—There was apprehensions of further disturbances in Italy. Liverrcot, Oct. 4,3 p.m —C. tton ts Tue Markers. juiet but steady. Flour is steady. W beat hes S de, clining teadency quiet. Cor is steady. Provisions The money. market is decidedly more strin- gent. Bank Tates have advanced to 7 Consols bad considerably declined, T ceat tallied and-closed at 57 ya87 X Loexpvox. 2 money, aud Sy for aceount B. wi m-—Consols closed at 87% a8 for —+ Baltumere Markets Corn is ALTIMORE, Oct. 26.—Fiour is steady at $5.2. wat ix unsettled; red $1 10s$1 20; white $1.2y steady: white and yellow 6Sr63e. isky Is in better demand: City 21¢., Ob @ BAxXt*ine HOUSE = p ang oR oF CHUBB BROTH. Deposityrs deposi kc currency. Gold will > paid An & Accounts wil with ‘ANO for waleor atonce Bani will Please Lore allowing currency, the . 8B BROTHERS. #57, one for 26 Pa, ave.. near cormer 1-th ay