The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. —_—_ Vol. VILI.—Ho. 306 --- Whole No. 3167, Price Two Cents, NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1842. FOR NEW. NS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. OF the better ace Moor slippery it is tuteuded £0 ch a ship from thi Hit, Yoth, teeth, 20th, and sir ulouthe commenti the wth Gctobsr apd, cowiinu- ys when ne ane aril be soopames the re- year, delays o Will be prevented dang the giminer months. ‘The following shins wit commence this arrangement © * ? rive lt. Ship OCONEE. Captain Jnckson. thy pein. Hun D SHAKSPEARE in Miuer. in Mumford. Seng om gy Captain D York, express- reo . r, have recedtly heen ‘in splendid order, with accommodations Cy et gy ey ier | by experienced ep et every exertion to give eneral samsfaction. times be towed up and wn the Mississippi by steamboats. e ‘Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- ble fpr Jewelry, bullion, preeious stones, silver or plated ware) any letters, parcel kage, sent by or put on board o cin, unless regular bills of lading are taken for the sainey aad thy, alee teerece, expressed, jor freight or eee Og & CO. 36 South a. or (ULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent in New Opeans, who wil promptly forward all goods to their addzess, ips of ne arm Waren’ © sall pancinally as ad- vel , and great care will be taken to have the goods correct- ly measured. m4 OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. HE ms snl Wilt heregtter be despatched in the followsng order, excepting that when the shy of sling falls on Sunday, the shipe will sail on the suceee v. For New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1 Taly is 16 tons, oi Oct Nov 19 D.G.Bailey, (Feb 1 Mar 19 The ENGLAND, june 19 Au 7 ‘750 tons, t 1 Dec 7 , nb L. Waite. 0Feb 19 April 7 he OAFORD, July 2 Aug 19 " tons, Nov 1 Dec 19 im J.Hathbone, @ March 1 April 19 The EUROPE, July 19 Sept 7 ao Nov 19 Jan b .G. Marshall? Mar 19 May 7 ‘The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 Sept 19 618 tons. Dec 1 Jan 19 A. B. Lowber.( April 1 May 19 The NEW YORK, ng 19 et 7 900 Dec 19 eb 7 T. B. Cropper.( April 19 Jane 7 The CAMBRIDGE, pt Oct 17 850 tons, lan Feb 17 © Barstow.¢ May 1 ee 19 The COLUMBUS, pt 19 Nov 9 2 ; July Will be observed as price of e outward ‘is now fixed at One forwhich ample stores of every description will be provided, with the exception of wines and liquors, whlch will be Lueni ed by the svewards. GOODHUE & CO., 61 South st., | GA. Cole. QMay Punetuality, as tegards the day of sail eretolore. ‘The lundred Dollars, C,H. MARSHALL, 38 Burling-slip, N.Y. _Se24 Ivh BARING BROTHERS & CU. Le pool. NE AS 00) AR COM: MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS, Sailing to and from Live: |, Weekly. ae fICE, 61 50U4 Pi9 Be’ 5 > 6 ft. ‘The subscriber in announcing his arrtngements for the year 1842, appears befope his friends with sentiments of sincere res- the able support he has received for many years past,— fe Wise Wishes to call the attention of those intending to ‘send for their frien ng in England, Irelagd, Scotland end Wales; that they can at all times be accommodated by this line, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool, as w y all the well known different lines of packet ahipe, sailing to and trom Liverpool on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and 25th of each mouth throughout the year. a: Ithas always been the study of the subscricer to have the emigrants shown civility, and despatched without delay, an shose who send for their friends may rest satisfied that every due and ditigentattention will be given by the Liverpool agents to those sent for,as well as all who may embark with them, and show any of those whose passage has been paid not em* dark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge. bscriber feels a pleasure in making known the differ ent shipe by which his passengers came out during the last year, which has xivan general satistaction, and that he has considera- Ay extended apf copcluded hiserrangemauts for the yeat 196%, ‘The following is.a list of ships :— 4 Ships Scotland, Robinson. — "Ships Alabamian, Lane. ‘aittield, Wilson. Printice, Hopkins. ort, Russell ‘Tyrone, ton Russell Glover, Howes. ba 8. » Seymour. A fre from the different ports, of Ireland and Scot an also be secured, aud drafts fa fand, can for any, ant payable at the National and Provincial Benks of Ireland and t heir respective branches, and also on Messrs. J. & W. Robin- serpook which are paid free ds any charge, throughout nat ing dom. further particulars epply to TORN HERDMAN, 61 South street. * or Jt& Ww. INSON, 16 Goree Piazzaz,and ani. No. Dock, 1 Neptune st., Waterloo son, he For pools “AU asrit,, undermenuvued u i hed trom he: and from M: Denes Sete “ en the Yk Un 4 Fi lew Ee MINERV. Robt r ‘ork. Bi 5 Novi. THOMPSON: Cap Sylvester, Beck: -commodations a the ‘price Of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines ‘Goods aiidressed to BOYD & HINCKEN, the gents, will be forwarded free of other Saetese than those actually pai OF freight or pasaagt fH TOIRDE OF Passage S00" @ BROOM & CO,, orto om BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. NEW CINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. wn gilt New York on the Sith sta Liveryool on the 10h = month. ‘nom New vias Ship GARRICK, Captain Win. Skiddy, 25th October. Shin Roucivs. Carian Jon Coline ‘25th November 4 . B. Cobb, 25th December. Ship SHEIADAN, Cape BA Depcsater Sau Jasiary. Jap BeBe Cabby Lath October Sue 8) JAN, Captain ; Denevater, Ith Nover's Ship GARIUCK, Captain Wm. Siiddy, 13th December. Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 13th January. ‘ ‘These shige are all of the first c wards ef 1000 tons, built in the city jew York, with such improvements as combine speed with for passengers. Every care arnngement ‘of their accommodations. ‘nce is $100, for which ample stores Will ‘are: épmm by experienced —_ rs, Who make every exertion to give general satisfac- a Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be ji bie forary fetch, parcels Sr packages ut by them, unica re jet ror eight or COLLINS & CO. at., New York, WE & IAS BROWN COnLicrnool.” Letters by the packets will be charged 124% cents per le aheets 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers } cent each. of N—Pacaet of 20th Nov.—The Pitan ouime preretahip HEADRICH HU Os those wishing Wier shold mike cally spellers “0 ‘Onecare berths should make extty application to W.& J.T TAPSCOTT, t Jones’ lane. can have them Teasonable terms, without discount nidr for. lorgan, will sail puciually as above, having accemmodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passenger other’ packet t——The Splendid Packet ber SCIUS, pt. John Colli f 1100 tons, FE tte ‘ tiny. For freight of ‘accommodat splendor or ‘on board; at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, E. K. COLLINS & CO, $6 South street. ize, $100, t Bhip }» Captain Edw. B. Cobb, of 1000 tone, wi uconed he Hocchia, aad sail ths isch December et epee EE” Tot nde chine of this line calling punctacl ALL, or Old Line LiVERPOO! ay Liner tha cote BLACK IN = Feyunrenble fast saline ay Jah Nore pe fav ERICA, : Ree céeemiaodetins chit live for ocks, $4 chia ond essay age pecornaets, are unsurpeased by auy other lise ao ahs Week for the above port. rterins 01 and t the best " orecidaziamoy rate and togecare de ext beh cay ap to the subscribers, ROCHE BROTHERS & Co,, 35 Fee ie foe to en Bank. ‘ACK BALL LINE OF PACKET rORLIV ERPOOL— Bracket ofthe 19h Sever very. fast. sailing packet TA, Capt, Lowber, will be: dispatched for Liverpool Seabovs, her regainr day, ” Bhs tat clase packer ship has superior accommodation s for SGomediins bortin eit reqelre bo abe suv copitersion ee ecu ently application to bap iac “5 JOUN HERDMA. jovem! ner 6! Soul Nf Persone sending for thet end reidig i Great priilerand Ireland con, "as usual, secure thelr pastages (1 EXverpool,) by any of the ine of ‘packets ; and ‘drafts for any smonut can purchased, payable throughout the United Klagdom, on apphieation ax above. ne nse PACKET FOR HAVEE=Second Line—The ap BALTIMORE, Edward Funck, Masictwil sail on the Ist of December, BOYD & HINCKEN, nar No.9 Touzine Busldings._ S—The stip HEN- mS master, \- if aT or BOYD TEN CR EN A eace, vor 9 Toutine Baildings. i RLEANS— Ts di hed coe MM rie hue ship EDMUND PERKINS, age sucas by. the weil known last sai'ing ship QUEEN vidal’ Gaprain Mallett, to be despatched on the 17th eight or pasa, having exelent, accommodations i all, hich will be take Myton” JOHN HERDMAN. fhe lowest a, 61 South street, NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. | PORTATION COMPANY, | ~ANS- NEW YORK AND NEWARK From me toot of Cou Every day—Su: es New Yor! th P. fe do. 4 “4 7 dow The trains for Westfield, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, &e., connect with the 9 A M, 2and 4% P M traias trom New York, daily, Sundays excepted, | ‘are between New York and Elizabeth Town 2 cents, Fare between do. and Somerville, 75 cents. NEW YORK, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ‘are reduced. ‘rom oe foot of Liberty street, daily. Leave ‘ork. Leave New Brunswick. At p M. At ES d 4 ye 9 P.M. @n Sundays the 53 and 734 A.M. trips from New Branswick and 2% P. M. train from New York, are omitted. Haie between New York and New Branswick, 73 cents way, ‘The fare in the 536 and 7 A. M. train from New Bruns- grick, and 234 and «34 ¢, M. train from New York, bas been re juced, New York and New Brunswick, to 50 * hway to Passengers who procure their tickets at the tigket office, re geive a ferry ticket gratis, “Tickets are received by the con ductor only on the D 4 1 3mn* NEW YORK AND 50S RAIL ROAD I Via Norwich anv Worcester Raicavans. 75 cents. cents, From Pier No.1 North Miver, Battery Place. The new and splendid steamboct NEW HAVEN, Captain . K. Dustan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- pT pangs at 4.0% eamboat WORCESTER, Captain loc! the new and s) fendid J, H. Vanderbilt, will leave every Monday, Wednesday and ‘riday afternoon: at 4 o'clock, . Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with- out change of cars or baggage. For further information, enquire at the offi- on board the boats, or to B. ALLEN, 39 Peck up stairs. All trusting any ome om account of the above o4 im* on the wharf, persons are forbid ats or owners. WINTER ARR/ NGEMENT. od = a§ 1 z ‘. 2. LAD. z DIREC Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden town and Burdington. Loare New Yor tion the ty "od Libereyetveae, dat ew York, t y » daily, fad 4 PM! rom the foot of Liberty street, daily, at9 ine proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by jadelphias z ng ine procee: direct to Camden, (0; fe Philadelphia) without change of cars. Sine ugers will procure their tickets at the office foot of berty street, where a commodious steamboat will be in readi- age crates on board. F crates are conveyed from city to cil by the way. arte vided with a Ladies Car, in which are apast- ments an zooms expressly for the Ladies use. turning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Chestnut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o'clock A M,and Soclock,PM. ‘The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7 A M, snd 4.P M, being, continuation ‘of the lines from New York r Exch train is p dressin; RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. E UNSWICK AND NEW YORK. (THE, NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com- pany have’ established a Freight Line between New Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run perma: ently, ‘Leatzag New 534 A.M. daily, (Sundays ex- cepted) and the foot of Liber transect Now Yak twee ME To conutry dealers and meacnants the above line 1s Very de- sirable for the speedy and enéap conveyance of merchandise of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live Stock, who can have 150 head of cattle convey- ed between New Brunswick and New York, the same day Whenever required, “Phe rates Tor the portation of cattle, homes, mules, sheep, hogs, &. and all other kinds of merchandise are Very low, never exceeding steamboat prices. " ferch “sent by this line is uot subject to any extra charge inrerossing the North River. The Company have fitted up a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always ¢open for the reception of m 4 Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will teceive ferry Bekets gratis, ‘Freyht for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West- Geld, Plainfeld, Scotch Plains, Boundbrook and Somerville, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. auld 3m* FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. runswick at REGULAR MAIL ETD r NC as BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com- posed of the following supenor steamers, running in connec ee with the Stonington and Providence, and Boston and Pro- vidence York daily, it, Battery Annanoement: The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- dag, For stoningtn, MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Stonington, Sundays ex- lace, at four Passengers ou the arrival of the steamers at Fronington, may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provi dence and Bostor mn. Freight taken at the following much reduced rates >— To Boston, on goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to foot, $50 perton, and on measurement goods 7 foot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5 centa per cubic foot, cle articlea as per tart’ ws be obtained dt aice sa Broadwi my3! 6m*r FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. on both the routes from Bal- A Chesapeake Ports- $a A HK UC timore to Charleston, by ington, N.C., and thence to ston, mouth, Weldon, Wil to $23, meals on the Bay boais included ; or via Washington city, Richmond, Petersburg, Weldou, Wilmington, N. id thence to Charleston, to $22, the fare on both routes the Every to keep the Railroads and Steamboats connecting these lines in good order, snd expedite travel, and make passengers as Comfortable os pos sible. By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or cixint days sooner than any other line, atau expense not exceeding $72... E. B. DUDLEY, “or President W. RCo. 019 2wr BRITISH AND NORTH PreacAN ROYAL MALL OF 1200.tons and 440 horse Under contract with the Lords Ower each. Of the Admiralty. J. Hewitt, sot, Commander. do A Ryrie do . ©. Maller, RN do Halifax. FRoM Boston. Nov 1 ritannia, wit, D Passage Money—From to, Halifax $20. 5 ‘These ships carry experienced snrgeons. No Berths secured until paid fer. E Note.<Merehandine and Specie (except for, personal uses) shipped andes the name of Inxgnge will be charged as re fable to Custom House Regulanions. “Apri to BRIGHAM, JR., No. 3 Wall-st. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE- MENT.~The steamboat Rocklan eo 4 P Jan} Boston to Liverpool, $135—Boston n street, ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 12 o'clock, noo! i at Seguin's Dock each way. Stages will be in readiness to convey passengers to any part of the country, All baggege at the risk of the owners, 023 2m*ee FOR CHICAGO. LAST TRIP OF ANY STEAMER FOR UPPER KES THIS SEASON. LA GREAT WESTERN, Captain A. Walker, Will leave Baffalo for Chicago ouF riday Nov aya pte egy seme ‘aiter the arrival of the East Li run ona ve Cireat Wester will touch at the ports accessible on akes Karte and Michigan, usually visited by boats on the Up: his ratte will afford passengers Koing sou ng the er aperormat es cn Lakes ake Saint Chair, Lake Huron, Straits of mie fee to Chicsgo —From first rate line of Tour horse De ‘Ovtawa, and Peru; and by boat to Peoria, Al At to, Reon, Alton ‘and Baime Lor ind from thence le time occupied in travelling from iuffalo to New Orleans wiil not exceed thirteen da: For freigh A r c Bato ANS RD GESTS a A REG, STATEN ISLAND FERRY, Foot of Whitehall street. boats STATEN 18} am ts to ANDER ten, Island ne follows YORK. 8 ATEN ISLAND. 8 F B 4 All goods shi are required to be particular! ‘and are at the mia of the owners thereof. a ~S SELLING OF #AT WALKER’S,—00 prladies -) French’ gaiters, French and satin slippers and bus- 100 pr fine calf stitched Lous, $3. to $3 30 pet pair, 300 I fine pegged boots, from ‘$2 to 2 25 and $2 50 per pa 200 pr of boy"s coarse aud fine boots: from $1 to $2 and $2 90 pair, 530 pair children’s do from 3s (o 58 per pair, 500 pel and misses ts, shoes aud buskins, from 4s to 6s and §| per Pr, $00 pr of gents water proof boots, taoccasins, India rubbers in abundance, men’s coarse and fine boots of all sorts and sizes, Meta oo a ee ranted. A the above goods 30 per ct. we Cheapes! ve a all aud see for yours es i corner of Broadway, at dbase tig 24 Lm’ J. 8. WALKERS. LINTON CHEAP Boot and Shoe Market, 509 Greenwich, corner Spring at, is the only place where can be found voots aud shoes to’ suit the those who wear boots and shoes will do well to giv dies’ aud misses buskins from 3, 4, pair; xentlemens? bo sts from 12 shall & is boots from A shillings to $250 per pati to save 20 per ceut will give at the Clinton Cheap B. ah Master, 609 Greenwich comer Spring stsets sas ies pring ey LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES—L. si Broadway, heopsa fn com toee ot ate ced - mene toate | shoes, of on latest American and Eu- agama fabtons | Orders received by the dozen trom places of GYMNASIUM, SPARRING SCHOOL & PISTOL GALLERY. MESSRS. HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectfully inform the gentlemen of New York, that their extensive coms. at the corner of Broadway and Chambers street, tor, Sparring , mnastics and Pistol practice, are now open’ for the season. famerous improvements awl additious have been lately: made fu the Gymnasium, which will now be found in every respect somvlete and equalto any otner in the country for athletic ex Siarring taught on the most approved principles. Gentle- amen viting the Pat Gallery, willbe sapilied with Pistols of qui . ‘erms moderate. Gentlemen invite eallat any time dariog the da ‘is imer |, SELE-GOCKING PISTOLS 'T & SYMS, .mporters and Manufacturers, No. 4 ham street, have om hand large assortment, of Barret Slt Revolving Belt Cockiag Pocket Pistols. pistols have the advantage over all others of the kind by the impossibility of losing die eaps, the nipples being placed 1a horizontal direction, and there being uo cock in the Way to Laan taking as correct sight as with the ordinary pistol or The Muskets, for shipping and military; ing Pieces, single and double; extra large size doub Guns for ducking, together with Powder, Shot, Flasks, Caps, Locks, Bartels Se. te. in Lange oF sual N. B.—Co le te assortment belore purchasing ehewhere, AKERY, 40 Lispenard street— Phe subscriber respecttull: 2” intorins'his old triends aud customers that he has Fosumed. his old business of baking, aud will be thankful for their favors. Having taken the stand formerly occupied by G. W. MI LER, 40 Lispenard street, so celebrated tor 'z00d cake, and the subscriber having carried Ou the business a number of years at the well known Kuickerbocker Bakery, No. 19 William st., a favorite resort for good crackers aud biscuits—he thinks he has not forgotten how to please the taste of the eo ¥ AMES T PSON. N.B.—Always on hand, fruit cake of all kinds and prices— wedding coke of all sizes~pound caue and sponge cake of sizes—rusk, tea biscuit and bread every afterneun—biscuit and ery morning, 20 lin?r single Bags, uantities. examine our 58 2m*r URFS'!—The sudden changes 1° indispeusibly necessary that the ofour city should avail themselves of the inducement offered to guard agaiust the approaching ue Glement senson, hey are ew enabled to enioy a prome i the coldest weather by. providing themselves with a fine Muffat the store uf BARNETT & SIMMONDS, a 449 Broadway. All descriptions of Furs cleaned and repairedat redueed rates 022 Im * m (GFEXERAL BENNETTS MORM DISCLOSURE X —The subscribers will publish 14 she course of the eusuing Mormonism Expose story of Joe Smith and the Latter Day Saints, by Gen, J.C. Bennet” ‘These. highly interesting and astounding disclosures exhibit in their trae co- lors the profligacy aud wickeduess of the Mormon leaders, It Will be issued tu good style-iua ldo, volume of upwerds of UFFS! MUF¥S: the Weather rende: beauty and fashio: ® 320 pages. Orders “espeettully solicited, ELAND & WHITING. ol6im*r__ BRADBURY, SODEN & Co, 127 Nassau st. MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING , ESTABLISHMENT. 154 William Street, Corner of Ann Street, [S decidedly the cheayest iu the city. Th hand aselect stock of seasonable goods, pur for which will be made up to order im the style of make, fit, tr ming, &., that has given such general satisfaction during the Tast four years, and ata positive saviay of 20 per cea. Gentlemen re requested to call and eyainine. ‘Those who farnish th*eir own goods, can have them | MADE! ‘AND TRIMMED, Dress Coats, made aud crimmed,-+ + «$7 Frock Coats, do a Pants and Vests 900 to 11 co _____ MICHAEL E. MARTIN REMOVAL, PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT, > Ie removed from 145 Broadway to No.7 Astor House ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments ofa most Jegant and Fashieuable kind et a saving of 60 per cent for cash. (THE advertiser dk ms it annecessary to resort t2 the hack neyed system of giving a list of nominal prices, presami that the length of time he has been established, together w the extensive patronage bestowed on hum, will prove « suin cient voucher for his capabil Possessing the advantage of ve cloth establishment in Eurape ¢ tothes which, on come Bie eat “3 103m, up RESTAURAS No. 5 Nasiaa st, oppost the Custoin House. “J. BONNARD & P. DELAMO TE have the honor to inform their acquaintances abd strangers generally, that they have cularxed thetr Breakdast and “Dusing Joons,and have besides arrauged convenient rooms for private parties, aad will pay particular attention tocrders for Dinners and Suppers in private houses, which they will furnish at very moderate prices. “hey constantly have on hand— ily Preserves of all kinds. L in great variety. Wanes of all brand willbe found lower ‘chan, any enptions, men's dre poe PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway Truffles and Mushrooms. Fat Liver Pies, &c., &e. 087 Im! r WATCHES LOWER THAN BVER—In consequence of the reduction of ¢ 91 is selling hisstock of Gu4 and silver Levers Anchen bee rs, capement Lepine, aud other Watches, of ew’ aad sploudid patterns, aud Jewelry, at retail, at a considerable reduction from former prices, being much lower than. can be bought for at any otlier place im the city, Gold Watches as low as to 25 doliars each. Watches aud Jewelty exchanged of bought Warranted to keep govd time or the money re: hes and Clocks repaired im the best manner and wich less than the usual prices. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, id Retail, 30 Wall si.cup stairs Ou, @ large assortinent vie Packets Baltunore aud Ville de Li} of fashionadle flowers, of the latest P: vie. Mourning Flowers a la Duchesse D’Urleans, Cot Tassels, and a great variety of new Lancy articles of toilet for parties aud balls. Lhe No. 116 William screet is the true snd only dé superior articles trv their manufactory Rue de a Pais. '['0. FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the West Indies or Europe —A respectable female, 24 years of age, wishes to obta permabent situauion as seamstress, Sie would preter going to Kwrope, yet would accept o! s good offer to go South or to the West Indies. ‘The best of reter ences given. Address A. A. A. box 765, upper Post office, N. York. siOr in a genteel tamily, LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB- 3 BER GOODS: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No.8 Wall street. Th subscriber has received and offers for sale a large assort ment of imported Ladia Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz: Coats aud Capes, of superior Lama, Cashicere Laina, Persian, Merino and Cotton, of all colorg and size Cloth—ladia Rubber, Water Proof, super Lama, Lama Per- sian and sakton, prcnared for t ilors. hia Rubber Webbvings tor suspenders, corsets, ke. 3 Gn CHAS. ABRAHAMSON. FENCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. K. MEES, 413 Broadway, entrance in Lispenard street, KA. “second door, lately from Kurope. art of Fencing, gives instructions in Feneing ; also in the use of th st ht crooked, and Lurkish sword, hunting kite and bayonet, staff, aud every species ol Weapons, Gentlemen, lovers of this art, iulitary officers of the army, navy, &c. are respectfully invited to call and witness an exide bition of his skill in this useful and important, arc. A tpacrous double | Shooting Gallery, illuminated m the evening, willalso be found with superior Swiss pistols—shoot ing at « Uistance of 210 yards. CROTON WATER. WILCOCK & HANSON, Plumbers, Brass 816 3m*r HANSON. rs, and © hs, No. $55 Broadway, Now Yorks ne cot ©? che Tabernacle, Fromiong practical experieace_in business in this ‘and other cities possessing Water Works, HW.8 fi. have conidence in thas assuring the public, that all ovders entrusted to them will be promptly-executed, with a view to permanent aatisinetion. 4m kinenlike style, and of the best materials. eir chargea will always be as moderate as’ can be reasona: blyaifored by any competent and respectable concern. ater pipes ol every approved description, for introducing the Croton Water. Patent lead pipes, cast iron, compesnion aid tinned pies "Brass goeks and Water coset Othear ow Superior mnautlacture, Hydracts of Carolina red cedar, bath tubs, bath boilers on the best Philadelphia. plan wah eahee articles in the foregoing branches of business: “ot timer Leste SEGARS-SEGARS. os E following choice Segars are always on hand at HEN- T RiQUES'S HAVANA. AND PRINCIPE SEGAR STORE, wholesale and retail, basement 51 William st. Riondas, if and quarter boxes Do. half and quarter boxes Noriegas, in quarter and exghth do Para Kegalos, in quarter lo. Regalias, of a superior quality, in 4g, }¢ and 1-10th boxes Congresas, in quarter boxes ‘Trabucas, do do LaNorma, do do La Esperanza, do do ‘Tres Amigos, in cartons of 20 each ndon Kegalias, in cartons of 40 each La Pruela, in quarter boxes potted, in quarter boxes . do. of superior quality do jateos, do Principes, of the Rendon, Cruz and Sans, all ent. to deb. Primaveras, in quarter boxes Alranzas, do Coustantias, do justame ntas, do Esmero Re do ite Imperial arte oxes, a superior article. i N.B.—Hotels and grocers plied on reasonable terms. olf Imb ‘AGAZINES & PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER, IE Artist, Godey’s Ladie sBook, Granam’s Magazine, Ladies Young Peoples’ Book, Boston and Miscellany, &e.; Farm House. of the XLX century, wi engravings ; Biblical Journal and Christian Family Magazine, edited by ihe Rev. H. Rood and D. Newell ; Tem- perance and other Almanaq ; the Rainbow and Radient, anew jumorous and witty joumfal, well calculated to. please ‘the lively and gay. All 0 which will be sold at wholesale and retail, and those who buy to sell again at a lower rate than can be obtained elsewhere. N. B.—! id to cireulat ines, peri cay Be Hm i SNe ecto nd ime corner Nassam, WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine and Comms ‘Merchant, No. 5 New street, oue door from Wall str has on hand, wid is daily receiving, choice arncles, and offers them at moderate prices, for cash or ci He oMT60 nde and smaller packages of Lomeline Madeira Wi i smaller packages of line Madeira Wine Io casks Malmaey Vintages of 1812, 25 casks Port, pure juice, the best i the market, 47 casks Brown, Cold and other superior Sherrics, 21 casks Henessey, Seignette and Otard Brandy from Lon- don Docks, : 10 pipes Holland Gin, part Kefined Loaf, Li Refine 150 bas acceptances. Swan brand. id Crashed | Crust gars, from the best for which A. Carter is avent. ts Champagne, Anchor, and other ehojee brand. | - A. Carter is.also general agent for the aycient house o Lgmeltne, of Madeira, snd takes orders for their celebrsted ‘ines, of every sge or quality yeawited, MARBLE TILES. STEEL, PEPPER, CLOVES, &e. 2000 Italian Marble Tiles, whi'e and blue, 2y bags Sumatra Pepper. ’ 40 kegs avon White bent in Oi gs 1m ite ih. 25 boxes Milan Steel in small bars. an rasoriment of Topas, Aqua Marine, and other pre- Stones for jeweller ‘ou Im? REMIUM HOSE FOR CROTON WATER—Made from canvass, covered wit P ‘own superior manner, with tight uader the great pressure; Hubber Hose extant, Also for si newly invented Hemp recount of aud at the mantifacturer’s lowest prices, mn 0 mutt 8 to Roxburt lode Rubry Comes Successor to Roxbury In ompany, feed ty a Malden Lane. MUStARD FACTORY.—J- COGSWELL has removed from 114 Alien to 127, Roosevelt street, second story of store ocenpied by Mr, W. Pre coffe spice dealer, Where he is prepared. to fumish the article at short notice and libs put up in any st Hotels snd iarilies rapplied: le, with an elegant this. ety nglish Din- ford, Beer in- w Fealemen in ‘brain a good sal the best the “markets can af d, for 25 cents. Dinner on table at 2 o'clock. Chops and Steaks at any hour. Coll Cuts, he, jear in'rmind, CHRISTIANSON’S, (Inte Stoneall’s,) *r 2) Ann street. GLOBE HOTEL Baths supplied with Croton Wate #, Bianeard, proprietor of the Globe Hotel and of the abo nt aud com odious baths, respectfully informs his t¢ lic generally, that he has had them supplied with ater, as well as every other department of his. wata ele; and the Croton biishment. Bathers will find the most polite and prompt attention from the superintendants; and as regards linen, and every other cant contribute 10 the comfort and convent It be foun in every respect, wal to the most celebrated in any part of Europe. ‘Lhe baths will be o pen trom 7 o’eiock A. My until eleven at ht. Charge twenty-five cents, ntrance on Broadway and New st. nil wer HE NEW YORK Highland Guard will hold their first Ananal Ball on Monday aR Tih 12 at the Apollo Room OHN G. CLEMENT, 5 Py . JOSEFH CKAIG, Charman. TO THK AMATEURS OF THE ACCGRDION! IGNOR L. MARTINI begs to inform the pub! has just published his Accordion. instruction, 9 i vided iv two parts—the first for the Accordions witheut semi- tones—the second for those with semi-tones, both of which are amply furnished with selected music, and exercises pro gressively written, inorderthat the a can easily have entire command over the instrument. IGNOR MARTINI begs also to state that he has a large collection of MSS. music for the Accerdion, which he inteads ish shortly, and he arranges for that instrament any sort ot music he should be required. The Signor will be thank! all those who will favor him at his residence, 90 Canal street, where he coutunue: ive his lesson “ ‘aul9 3in*: D, WIGHELMS, No. 231 Brosdway offers for sale us new ‘+ imported stock of goods, wholesale and retail. ; 1,—Ut Embroideries, commenced hed pieces of vari- ous kinds; worsted, wool, stitching and knitting silk, beads, bey Ya pate! ik and worsted ery article in rns, Bc. —Ii staal! and lace wares, all sorts of rings, borders, trimmings, tasels, finges, and this fine, done in the most fashionable taste. ‘ 3.—The most copious and splendid choice of artificial flowers, dowein the neatest work and newest taste, bouquets, diade 4.—Articles of cast iron of the most various descriptions, manufactured in the Roya{ Iron Woundary at Berlin ‘5.—Exquisite and neat figures in brouze, 6 —A beantiful assortment of supertine basket wares. 7.—A considerable and elegant choice of pressed and painted t, sheets of letter paper, visiting cards, Wafers, &c. An elezant aud great siore of the finest porce lai .—A splendid assortment of the finest dressing articles,cases and perfusnes. 028 Lm re [MEORTANT DISCOVERY ia C rere and Chemica) im Oil Lamps, warranted to burn at one hall ¢ ‘The difficulty which has heretofore existed in ¢ Lempais now entirely obviated, by means ble Cap and other important improvements which, pection, will satistythe publie that they can now obtai uperior to any now in use—will barn without smoke produce an equal and steady light in all directions, and regulated by a siugle screw movement. Also, an Improved Tailor’s Lamp. Camphine, Chemical Oil, and Spirits, manu- factured upon ‘an improved lesale and I, de livered to any part of the city, "019 Imm TERRAPIN LUNCH. UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OURMONDE QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS ‘of our good cits. lovers of good fare, have been for soine weeks past Sufferiny appointment from the sloring of the tarfamed “7 in Lun Phe *fiutal fever,” im no’ oWever, Over, ant ain may they “fee i for be it known that tha John Adama, of Tent ie hat” up at the Terrapin ; ilows in Christendom, y’elepe w, then, smack your Line 79, cormorants in the mantle Sandy, * has fallen in wood eating may the Terrapin. A single look inte the old will appease the hunger of him with the short purse, and a taste of the genuine at half the old prices will uckie the palate of the veriest anchorite. is Sine Greeu Turtle served up this day, and every day during ye Season. ______ 012 im*m ILLINARY ARTICLES, CLOAKS, | &.—VICTO- INE & CO, froin Paris, respectfully saform the Ladi of this city, that they will open on the 9th inst., 395 Broadway between White and Walker streets, a splendid assortinent of Hots, Capotes, C oaks, Prierines, ils, fancy and street Dresses, Scarfs, Shawls, Veils, Feathers, Marabouts, &c., of the latest Paris fashion, Just received per ship Ville de Lyon from Havre, P Dress and Cloak making promptly executed. a5 Im*r QUESTHIAN ACADEMY —The subscriber would re Spectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn, that he has opened an Academy, (in that large and commouious building formetly kuown ag'the Equestrian Exchange or Cook's Circus, 408 Bowery, on Vauxhall Garden for the instruction of ladies and geutlemeu in that healthful ai Receasary accomplishment, the act of horsemanship in all i brauches. ‘The Acacemy is furnished with dressing and sitti rooms, and every cenvemence for the comfort of pupils, an the strigtert reward co respectability will be adhered to. Mr. U has made arrangements with Mr. W. J. Day the oldest professors from Europe, to take charge of the sa lamers himself that the enterprise will meet with the ap- probation and encouragement of a liberal publ Terms and particulars may be ascertained on application as above. ‘The omnibusand cars pass every five miuates during the day, fully call th ia system of one of would res) of accuracy which he believes has never before been arri ‘Lhe above system can be had of my agent, Mr. J. Duboii times, the system with instructions acarelul examination by the compe- trade. H. SEGER. Wen. I solicit smpartial of the nt and | o'2 Lin m (HEAP FASHIONABLE TAILORING, at 108 Beexman street.—Where does the money come from that supports the expensive Tailoring Establishments seattered over the city? Can it come from any place but the pockets of omere? At the above number it ia Delieved gentiemen can find an esta dlishment condueted on the strictest principles of economy ,and vee . le in a style of ele ce and bo lity unsurpass- ed by any house in the city, prices charged are— For Dress Coats, of the best West of England Wooldved West of England Cassi ta bea ( i You cleus ma torant news Saperfine Beaver overcoats, $40 style, for 18 to 24 | a Li and trimmed, 1 7 1 3 m1 y JOHN MOFFAT. nl tm*r PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. to purchase pure Roasted and Ground Co! aif it to thelr advantage to call at 11 Flt "kept the above articles of the very best quali, R'every day fresh, wad sent to any part of thi ever, resh, y Sd Brockiyn, ee of capoeae, ‘Collec Ween’ tom tor Grocenes, ina superior manner, EBR. WELCH, late firm of ‘Welch & Shearer, TOHO!!! RING’S VERBENA CREAM. THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound is now all the rage, ns well among tonsorian professors, ax amour those who jre- fer te gatherin their own diurnal eropa. ‘The improvement re- cently made in its manafacture places the Verbena Cream above competition. 4 ‘The subscriber having purchased the copy right, presents it to the vablic with an elegant new lax}, and guaraniees that for ease in shaving it can be equalled only by a Wall street broker, the Cream porsersing the advantage ot giving better satisfaction to the party by- the operation, and this speaking from. ex- rience. PSTo prevent imposition by the spurious articles now in the market, the directions for ase will have the written siguature Droprietor,nene other being Keane. ‘or sale wholenale and retail at 100 Nassau st Py K, SINCLAIR, Proprietor N. B—Also for Sale, Ring's Mlixir of Life, Nelson's E tract of Barsaparilla, Dr. Browder’s Compound Syrup of Inv Turnip, ke. ol ONE PRICE CASH STORE. Chatham street, where will be . ound clothing at the lowing low -—Beayer and pilot cloth coats, "Co Ground o12 Im*m ATH to $15; satinett, pants from $150 to $5; double if reas vent rom $130 Co $25 ‘Phe went sive of Chathass “on imer HENRY COGBWELL, NEW STORE. CQOUTHOUY & NEV1 RS respectfully invite their frends and the pablic generally, to cell at 41 Broadway, and exa- their assortinent 0 mM LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, &e Plated Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery, and House- Furnishing Goods, of every description, which they have just, opened, and now of fer that canuot fail to natisty purchasers. Enjoying superior advaut tore of their Lamps, Girandol enabled to offer thein in gre: ty. of ue Able for churches, hotels, stores, drellings and steam or sailing packets. ‘These {ast area new and saost desirable article, we! worthy the attention of owners and asters. t Avention js particularly invited to the Solar Lamp, so justly celebrated for it superior brilianey and ernomy. | Tht ice the curate experiments, affor [ight g¢'an Aastra}, while it bums for an equal wamber of hours “a UTHOUY NEVERS will keep constantly on hand complete assortment of the articles sbov merated, and Rope by thelr endeavors to. meet the tastes and wishes of the public” te merit « {avorable shure. of the patropage winch is Bow solicited for their establishment. oll Iwi “re bande ciara, Se WC, E Noe City Intelligence. Joun C. Cour.—The Sheriff has given directions that the irons placed on Colt shall be removed, and in place thereof has appointed two deputy sheriffs to guard his cell until the hour of execution. His friends and rel: es are to be allowed to see him, but to prevent any thing being given him for self-destruction, one of the deputies is to be present, or within sight, during the interview. ‘Thousands ef applications have been made to the Sheriff to witness the execution, but he has resolved on the only proper course, that is, to allow none to be present except those authorized by law, aud a reasonable number of de- puties to keep proper order, giving the city press one representative each, and those the regular acknowledged reporters. Several gentlemen who visited Colt yesterday state that his appearance and manner is much changed since the re- ception of the letter of Governor Seward, as he had placed great reliance upon a pardon or commutation of his sentence. He looked the very picture of wretchedness yesterday, and talked relative to his fast approaching fate in @ manner not such as would eminate from one disposed to commit suicide. On bejpg questioned as to such an in- tention, when his penknife and razors were taken from him, he said that depriving him ot them would not prevent the accomplishment of such a deed, as he could open a vein with his teeth if he desired, and thus bleed himself to death. New Arrointatet.—A new office will be made by the Legislature as soon as they convene—that is, Inspector of Lard Oil. Who goes for this rich, fat and luscious place? Don’t all speak at once. Murver ano Anson.—A most horrible murder was committed in Suffolk county last week, which was com- municated to us last evening, by the Sheriff of that coun ty. On Saturday morning, the house of Alexander Smith, of Huatiogdon, in that county, was destroyed by fire, and the bodies of the old gentleman and his wife, were found burnedto a crisp in the flames. Upon exami- natiun, it was ascertained that they had been previously murdered, and the house thea set on fire. Suspicion fell upon a German, who had been employed by Mr. Smith a few days previous, and who was missing the morning af- ter the house was destroyed. As his body wasnot found in the flames, there is no doubt tbat he committed the mur- der, and then escaped. ‘The Sherift has offered a reward for his apprehension, and states that he was dressed in a small green cap, with green smock coat, checked vest and green pants, His hair and complexion light. It is to de hoped that such a monster may be arrested, as his only object in thus destroying the lite of two aged citizens, ‘and then burning the dwelling to cover his erame, could have been prompted by no other motive than that of plunder. Our police were informed of the transaction Just evening, aud we trust that every exertion will be made by those of adjuining towns and cities, to ferret out this monster in humaa shape. Horen Boanper in Paison.—B few days since a gentle. mau named A, W. Watson, who had stopped at Lovejoy’s Hotel on his way south, had a watch stolen from his room, and sending tor an officer of police,a young man who had also voarded at Lovejoy’s named G. W. Seymour, was se- Jectedas the thiel,and Gpon being arrested he gave up the watch but wasdismissed, as Mr. Watson leit the city the next day. Oa Saturday, Mr. L.L. Murry,also at that hotel, Jost an overcoat and on sending for the sume officer, Sey: mour was again arrested and sent to the Tombs for exami- nation. Sreamnoat Waiter ix 1He Tomns.—A black fellow, named William H. Williams, who had been formerly en- gbged as a waiter on board of the steamboat Columbus, plying between Poughkeepsie and this city, was lodged in the Tombs yesterday, on the charge of having stolen, in August last, a dress coat worth $20, and $30 in specie, the property of Mr. S. Woolley, steward of the boat. ‘The coat was found in his trunk when he was arrested, on his passage to this city from up the river. Reco@xizep.—The body of the drowned man found at the foot of Watt street, on Sunday, was recognised yes- terday as that of Thomas Jackson, portrait painter, a na- tive of England, aged 45 years, who had left his home on Monday of last week to see a person in Nassau street, and was not again seen until found drowned. There be- ing no marks of violence on the body, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of * found drowned.” Common Council. Boanp or ALpersen, Nove 14.—Present, the President and a querum. s ‘The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap. roved, ¥, Message from his Honor the Mayor, expressing his ap- provalot sundry ordinances. Put on file. Petitions Referred.—Of the New York Lying in Asy- lum, for @ donation ; of numerous persons, tor leave to remove the bodies of friends; of John 1, from tax ; of Henry Johnson, tor payment special mar shall attending meat market ; same given to withdraw the petition—granted ; of 174 cartmen, for a hydrant in First Ward ; of New York Law Institute, for Corpora- tion documents. Reports.—Of Committees on Public Offices and Re- pairs—adopted ; of Committees on Roads and Slips, in relation to working a road, 165th street, and constructing adock—adopted; of the Joint Croton AqueductCommittee, in pursuance of the ordinance to regulate the accounta- bility of executive officers—ordered on file ; report of the committee to whom was referred the inquiry into the condition of Potter’s Field, recommending that another location be found for it as soon as possible, and proposing to refer the selection of the same to a select committee— Serie .. Aldermen Carman, Purdy and Crolius were appointed the committee. Report of Committee on Finance on payment of council fees to John Anthon, for services in arguing the case of Stuyvesant vs. the Corporation, and resolution to pay $250 for thesame. Adopted. Of the same, on the pias of E.B. Kingsland, concur- ring with the Board of Assistants. Adopted. Of the Committee on Arts and Sciences and Schools, on the application of Isaiah Hatt, for a free scholarship in the New York University. Adopted. Of the Committee on Police, Watch and Prisons, in fa vor of paying Doctors Stuart and Stevens for medical ser- vices. Adopted. Of Committee on Ordinances, in favor of adoption of or- dinances recommended by City Inspector. Adopted. Report of Committee on Lamps and Gas, pursuant to ordinance providing for the accountability of commit. tees. Adopted. Of Committee on Alms and Charity, in relationto the commanication of the Alms House Commissioner, and of Bridewell, in relation to the crowded state of the ‘itu. tions, an to the necessity of the extension of the Lu. natic Asylum, kc. &c., requesting the commissioners to report a siteand sprojected arrangements, with estimated expenses. Resolutions were concurred in. eport of Committee on Finance, on petition of the Pre- sidentof the Manhattan Company, for correction of tax, and authorising the Comptroller to draw his warrant for the amount. Concurred in. Communication from the accounts of the city treasury. rdered on file. ‘Assessment for repairing Spring street from Broadway to Greenwich street, and appointing L. Rogers inspector. Adopted. Papers from Board of As: Report of Street Coeebittes te ever of rogulting Sth avenue between 28th street and 42d street. Concurred in. Of Committee on Public Officers and Repairs, in rela. tion to petion of Mechanics’ Institute. Several other papers were taken up and referred. Resolution for the superintendant of buildings to exhi- bit all his books, bills, &c. to the Committee on Public Of ficers and Repairs—from the Board of Assistants. There was a good deal of debate on this resolution. Non con- curred in. Repert of the Joint Committee on Fire and Water, on the petition of the inhabitants of the 12th ward, for engine on Sth avenue. Concurred in. Report and resolution to purchasc lot 45 John street for engine house—Concurred in. esolutions.—By Alderman Davixs—To authorise the clerk to put printed journals on the files for the use of the members. Adopted. : By Alderman Canmax, to authorise an appropriation of $350, to put @ painted picket fence around Market Square, Harlem. Alderman Davies proposed the amendment that $400 be appropriated for levelling and enclosing the square. Tha resoletion wae adopted as amended. By Alderman Wooonvit—To clear the mud from Ful- ton slip, and deepen the same, under the direction of the street commissioner. finn th en By Alderman Woopnvr.—That the payment of " umé for the removal of nuisences in the shape of dead be discontinued, and that the City Inspector be immediately served with a copy of the resolution. ‘Th resolution dees not affectthe duty of the Inspector to re move nuisances. Adopted. Hy Alderman Lee—Thatthe engineer of the water de- partment be ordered to Cy Bal immediately in the trenches dug in the 11th and 17th wards. ‘Alderman Hatrreno stated that great complaints were now made every day from the inconvenience suffered by the inhabitants in getting in their wood and coal, &c. Alderman Davres stated in some remarks that the tren- ches were now dug at $300 LJ mile, which used to cost some $12 or 1600 per mile. The resolution was referred to the Croton Aqueduct Committee. By Alderman Purpy—That all the officers of the Cor. poration entrusted with the collection or expenditure of public monies, be directed te exhibit his documents and vouchers to the members of the Common Council at all ottice hours—Adopted. By Alderman Purpvy—That it be referred to the Commit- tee on Laws, &c, to enquire into the expediency of apply- ing to the Legislature for the passage of a law dividing the city into elective districts, said districtsto contain an equal number of inhabitants a8 may be practicable ; each district to be entitled to an equal representatin in the city council. This resolution was preceded by a long prean- ble, and after some debate was referred. Alderman Woovnvwt called up document No, 92 in re- lation to interments. ed a then adjourned to Monday evening next at 5 o'clock. ‘Comptroller, in relation to the Boano or Asstetants.—Monday Evening, Nov. 14— x {Chapel street to have itiighted with’ pttggr phen aed sana ouners in the 4th 1 with half the troubl and 7th wai in relation to obstructions of walks. Of James Rogers to be appointed public clocks, Of Mr, N. M. Brown to sell a Washington, painted by Stuart, tothe City Corporation. Ol George Gallagher to be paid for digging ‘a well. Paper from Board of Aldermen.—The resolution and ordinance relative to the deposit of dead animals, under the superintendgnce of Messrs. Colon and Cantell, was refer- red to the Committee on Arts, Sciences, and Schools. ‘A resolution to pay George Hyatt the sum of $90 for injuries to his horses and curriagetrom the opening of a ditch to lay water pipes, was referred to the Counsel of the Board for his opinion. ‘The report and resolution from the other Board, rela- tive to a thorough repuir of the City Hall clock, was re- ferred. ‘The papers for the Counsel of the Board, relative to the suit of PG. Stuyvesant against the Corporation, was referred to the Committee on Laws. ‘The ordinance regulating the pay of the time of ser- vice of Police officers, was read, and ordered to be printed. PiThe oxdihadce, compelling contractors to place poles and lights around and over openings in the public streets, was concurred in, ‘The committee on Lamps and Gas reported in favor of the acceptance of the proposition of D. & A. Kingsland, to supply the city with 20,000 gallons of winter strained sperm oil. at 65 cents per gallon, in accordance with con- tract. ‘The street committee to whom was referred the appli- cation of George Riley, superintendent of pavements, for an additional salary of $200, to supply himself with a horse, reported in favor, but the resolution was negatived by a vote of Ito 5. Acommunication was received {1 om the District Attor- ney in answer to a resolution of the Board, stating that the amount of fines, &c. for whiich he had issued warrants for collection to the sheriff of the city and county of New York was $23,932 50. ‘The resolution from the Board of Aldermen to muel Stevens, Esq the sum of $692 61, for expenses in- curred by the Croten Aqueduct Committee on the intro- duction of the Croton water, was concurred in, A resolution to sell a gore of land at the corner of Ist Avenue and Second street, to the Fireman’s Insurance Company for $100, was accepted. ‘ Aresolution calling upon the Sheriff to report what fines have been paid to him due the city, and also what amount has been paid over to the proper authorities. As istant Alderman Pettigrew offered @ resolution for- bidding contractors to open trenches at a distance of over 300 feet, trom the place where the pipes to intrduce Cro- ton water were about to be lait down, which was referred to the Croton Aqueduct Committee. ‘The resolution to appropriate $2600 toward repairing roads, was non-concurred in, : ‘ A resolution calling upon ex-Sheriff Acker to inform the Board the amount of money collected by him for fines, &e. while in office, was adopted. we Aresolution calling upon the Street Commissioner to report a plan whereby the repairs of the roads in the 12th and 16th wards can be done by contracts, was adopted. ‘The Board then adjourned to Monday next at 6 o’clock. Supertor Court, Before Judge Tallmadge. Nov. 14.- Isaac S. Ullman vs. Wm. C. Howell.—Thia was an action brought to recover the amount of $1139 of the defendant on a note. The defence was, that @ judg- ment had been obtained by attachment, and there was, therelore, a bar to the recovery by the plaintiff. Sundry authorities were quoted pro and cen, but the Jury found u verdict for the piaintitt ina & Vor defendant, Mr. Sears. For plaintiff, Mr. Girard. Before a full Bench. Several motions were heard. ; W. C. H. Waddell vs. Meyer Leny.—On motion of C. O'Conner, of counsel tor defendant, it isordered that this motion stand over until next Mon? ay. Circuit Court. Noy. 14.—Adjourned on account ofdeath in the family of one of the counsel in the case now before the Court. jounty Court. Adjourned to Tuesday, 22d November. Common Pleas, Vacation till next Monday. General Sessions, Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Judge Lynch. Nov. 14.—Trial of Fawcet for ing counterfeit money. —Thetrial of George Fawcet, shoemaker, &c., lor passing a $5 counterfeit note, of the Manufacturer’s Bank oi Provi- dence on Edward Story, corner of Bowery and Grand sts, on the 3d of October, was continued. ‘The defence proved that he had previously sustained a good character, and that he was intoxicated at the time he passed the note. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, but recommended him to the mercy of the court, Mary O’Brien was then placed upon her trial for grand larceny in stealing $44 worth of female clothing from Amanda Smith onthe 18th of October, Before the case was opened she entered a plea of guilty, and was reman- ded for sentence. . Armenus Mc Gurley, a knotted headed negro, was tried for stealing a gold watch from the jewellery store of Geo. Quelett, 33 Rosevelt street, on the 20th of October, it being the property of Prosper Anselin. Tbe value of the watch being estimated at only about $20, the jury returned a verdict of petit larceny, and he was sentenced to ix months in the penitentiary. j ‘The court then adjourned to Tuesday morning at eleven o’clock. Court Calendar—This Day. Cincurt Court. —Nos. 285, 286, 13, 14, 83, 73, 76, 185, 40, 77, 178, 190, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 200, 201, 203, 907, 210 52, 63, 54, 53. ox Court—Nos. 7, 11, 26, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, , 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 34. PHOMAS JONES, accountant, announces that he has commen evening instruction jn Book-keeping cial Arithmetic. ‘The many hundreds of is former pupils who are now holding situations of the highest responsibility as clerks and bookkeepers in this city, afford the best possible test for ¥ epquiry as to the merits of a system of instruction which has grown out of many years of experirnce An adequate diligence under the course here pursued will secure to a stu- dent the ability to discharge all the duties of the desk m a mas- terly manner, and give him a knowledge of accoun's such as is very rarely aitaine Certificates of ‘ere a TO PARENTS—Certaus hours of the day are devoted to the instruction of a few young gentlemen who desire a thorough preparation for b ee Jones's Principles and ping,” 8v0., pn "This is the he subje ‘ublished and fo Practice of Book-ke 12s. ¢ only American work ont cc reprinted in England. [tis also justitutions in this city. OUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE—WORAM & HAUGHWOUT, 461 Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents and Commission Merchants, have just recetved and are now opening a uew and splendid assortment of the following arti le vies Silvered, Gilt and Bronze Ga Chandaliers, 6 to 20 li Cand do 4t0 24 183 Broadway, respectful d for the season to give enmanship and Commer- adopted. in the first Academic 3 Im*r Do le Do Candle Brackets, Ito 5 ge Brackets, tte 3 Gas Mancel Lights, lt y Bo — Giranavies, lows “ Canaiebras, awit Astral Lamps, Hall J amps and Lantesns, Meading Luinps ‘A new arucle of Molar Lamp, a very smpenir article. Riso. a new article of Deflecter tor iaproving the light of the old pattern of Aateal Lamp, ; Also, a new style of Fiorentine Bronze, color immovable. Rogether with eve ‘of Lamps and Chandehers, for eharobes, halls and public o nae Baskets, Castors, Trays, Foust Racks, Candl askets, Castors, Trays, Toast Racks, Ca Rings, Batter Tabs, Batter and Frait’ Kai ‘Trays, Coffee and Pea Urns, ec. Fine Table Catlery, in setts and dozens: i _ Fine japanned Tea Trays, in great rarity of patterns and forms; fine cut glass Bowls, Pitchers, ‘Tumblers, Dishes, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bot? ue ke. ke. ‘W. Sih ber respectfully to inform their f ‘ends, customers, ta with dl and the publie generally, that their array he mar nufactursrs are such thal they can sell all a at remarkably low prices; and respectful aud see their show rooms which alone i sate for the tronble REF RM YOUR STOVE BILLS —Kconomy and w being the order of the day, th criber has decermined to sell Stoves atthe lowest possible remanerating prices; his Column Parlor Stove, answering all the purposes of the grate, nd expense, suitable for sitting rooms, of persons wishing to purchase," “His assortment of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the city, for cheapness and superior style of coasrruction, combi- hing’ all the requisites for kitchen use, aod a great saving of fact, whieh is sn item many persous overlook in selecting stoves. fic soicits pousckeepern and others to give him call atthe of the Warren Furnace mpany, No. ton street, NY hetore parehasi le whers ¥: fn incompany manufacture thejr stoves, purchase pot be subjected t0.« tax by buying from secded banda hots Asvortment consists of Airtight, Cook Pumps, tron Parnaces, Coffee Mills, Iron Ware, e,, wholesale and reta cited. 016 Im*ec and 4 Kettles: Tin and’ Sheek for castings soli J. V. TISBETTS, 22 Fulton street, N. Y. GEES F a age geno “Artificer in Marble, ‘No. 501 Broadwa bt Statues, Monuments, Busts, Fountains, Tombs, Head Stones, Vases, &c., executed of the finest American and Italian Marbles, a” Roper B.LA and ND: Croten water into the Mr. L, will be pleased to execute all orders for erecting foam talus for gentiemen in their gardens, ashe. hs had maay Years experience in italy and this country, ‘Tho best.’ =" reference given. ‘Ailorders by letters, giving. New York i neem ate tended to witl paneten hey and 3 vateh. u iimm HENRY 8COTT, No. 217 Water st, $e hel ail, voetually at ded to All orders for Bhipping and *r\'™* 313. ame Ni f (ios olice Ts hereby given He of Property for). Hh sat ey Decembe, (a2, a 18 o'clock noon and to day until tive wi ty Malt be mi fil that the detailed statement of the ‘ares, and Foperty ta be gold published ithe New Era, © newspaper Pd le BARS, Compt Comptroller's Office, Aug. 30, 1 58 ltaw we BSCONOM AND MENT: ch Tavtoring Establishment ity at RU! . PATRICK 8 CO, J8'396 Pearl street. Brock and Dress Coats ‘orde 1 Beaver Overcoats, in ratty #0 inigit and every other ‘article of elothing * Gen tind: chr lothes‘inade up, and oo, Teurvanted, ot te Sd Foe td tnmmed, from $4 9 to $7 =A ad ™ m HSN 1 00 to warts inten” cap Neral and Military outfits cheap,