The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1845, Page 4

LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. ‘Washington. | (Correspondence of the New York Herald] Wasmineton, 20th Nov. 1345. * Do you play at whist, Emperor ?” inquired Ma- dame de Stael “No,” said Napoleon. ‘* What do you play at?” “At Kings,” was the reply. So is it with James K Polk. Iam fast coming to the conclusion that before Congress has been together | many bours, the Colonel will answer that very sig- | nt question, * Who is Mr. Polk ?” of the most sensible, and really one of the greatest men in the whig party,was heard to say not many days ago, * This Oregon question is becom- ing the greatest question of the civilized wor ld since | the battle of Waterloo. It will involve the ruin of the whig party, it is true; and this, of course, J don’t | like, but I can hardly keep myself out of the cur- | rent that [ perceive clearly is drifting on to the shores of the Pacific. Tn spite of my whig princi- | oles, and in spite of my own convictions, almost of | right and wrong, I feel like taking up the Oregon ery that is going up trom every Statein the Union. The tact is, we have reached, us Bennett sa) (d— the fellow, be is always more than half right, and then he passed one of those splendid eulogiums upon yourself that nobody can withhold,from Queen | Victoria up to Louis Philippe, and from him up to | Colone! Poik; but never mind such things—you are too used to them to be vain) yes, as Bennett | } says, (aye, he. isa. shrewd fellow)—we have | reached our National Rubicon—this time at least it isas he says. We are on the eve of an astounding revolution in Church and State. All the elements | of social and political feeling are awake. The | feeling that his slumbered in the bosoms of two ge- | nerations of toilers, and of speculators; that noble national feeling that rolled the car ot independence throngh battle and blood for seven years, 1s now | d it is coming forth in its strength.” { *san honest confession--and i doubt not | t speaks the feeling of nine out of ten of the Ameri- can people. The whig party would naturally have dissolved after their last defeat, since there is no | reat principle of moment to bind them together— put their complete annihilation must be the result of trying to breast themselves up against popular na- tional enthusiasm. ‘They will gain nothing by pa- | rading the interminable array of British fleets, and talking about standing armies—England has no cuuse for hostilities en the Oregon question, and , even if she had she will probably have enough to do to take care of herself. For four years the popu- larity of Sir Robert’s government, and even the sta- bility of the throne, have rested on the mercy ot good harvests, A few shiners, more or less, decided the question. Now we are anxiously looking for | the news by the next steamer. What it will be, no man who knows England need hesitate to fore- tell. If the potato crop proves as great a failure as the last advices seenned to apprehend, some mil- ons of angry,gleaming eyes will be turned on Eng- land from that land whose people’s bread is a root, men dug out of the ground. Repeal will rise as bread rises,and a spirit ot revolution will go through the tamished ranks of Irish population as the pesti- lence goes—as the tornado marches. I should not be surprised if the news by the next steamer should | tell us that in the prospect of a winter of sutlering | and of want, repeal had again started bolder, wild- er, more furious than ever. But we shall see. At Jeast, the Almighty seems to be so shaping the course of events in both hemispheres, as to give a new and unlooked for extersion of our empire and our liberty. Inthe old world the human race has | been the plaything of tyranny—all England has ore by her system of government, founded by | Villiam the Conqueror, and consolidated Haat successive ages, is, that when afew men, a privi- leged class, have the supreme power in their hands they can legislate the millions into the dust! As a question of philosophy, of humanity, of christian liberty, it might be worth asking how far the mission we have to fill may require us to arrest this vast engine of power and corruption even upon the millions of Europe, Africa and Asia, and the islands of the sea. Our brothers—our own free born Americans—have crossed the distant mountains, that cast their blue tops into the skies of Missouri; and gone down their western slopes, into that broad vale that is Javed by the waves that come rolling in from China. And theze brothers ask our protection. The Presi- dent has told them they shall have it, and his word will not be broken, unless the democratic party are recreant to all their principles, and desert their lea- der inthe hour of issue, of hope, of anxiety, and of triumph. | Mr. Polk’s merit has had little to do in bringing on this wonderful crisis, which will involve the elash of nations—the shock of the old age and the itis the end of anera in human history—a climax in the progress of nations. Such events are under the control of super-human agencies—of pe human power. But how we are to bear our- selves in the midst of such grand and exciting is« sues, depends, in a great measure, upon the wisdom, the firmness, and the patriotism ot the President. His diplomacy for eight months has had muchto do in shaping events—and_the policy revealed by his message, will decide, in some measure, how we are to conduct ourselves. While Mr. Polk is not a man to seek an oceasion for pushing upon Great Britain, au unjust demand while her throne is rock- ing ‘in the heated, fever dreams of famine,” yet he will consider it fortunate tor his administra- Uon, that a crisis seems to be approaching in the af- fairs of the Britizh empire,¥which will cripple her power to divturb the peace of the world, because we do not yield to her unjust claims—because we do not allow her lion to trample along our borders Don’t neglect to send me the extra containing the foreign news the first steamer; you must also send me the regular Herald. For several days I have not gota sight of the paper till twelve o’clock The news boy says he cannot keep one for mi somebody gets it away from him. Just at the pre+ sent time, particularly, there is an intense anxiety to earn the next foreign news—and, of course, we shall et it through the Herald quicker than any other channel. It things look dark in Great Britain and Ireland, the news will color the message. The parts and parcels of this important document are a'l written ; but, as priaters say, it is not made up. Probably no President in the history of the coun- try, has ever had so glorious a crisis to deal with as James K Polk—the nation’s eye is fixed on his movements. No time for items of news. Macniavent. Nov. 21, 1845 New Foature inthe Custom House Difficulties—T)e Misses Tice Matrimonials—The Marke’, § ‘There is positively nothing stirri: resent in the news line—every thiog is dull, stale, 4 unprofitable. The custom hove affairs assume a new feature every day. The latest with regard to the Collecto: berth is, that it is co be tendered to the Hon. Dabney Carr, who is now here on leave of absence, as Minist to Constantinople. Mr. Carr, it is said, is willing to a cept, and Mr. Frisk is to be appointed in his plac Minister. Gen, Marriott is to receive the politician’s re- ward, by being removed from office without a why or wherefore. However, he is rich, and eccording to de- mocratic practice, has no right to feed trom the public crib, when there are so many hungry fellows too lazy to work, and too proud to pay their debts, who would dike to take his place. Mr. and Mrs. Ellicott, late Miss Fanny Ince, the vo- calist, ave still rusticating, or rather spending their houey moon at the Eutaw House. A reconciliation with the old folks is on the carpet, and will doubtless be suc- cessful. Miss Emma Ince, the danseuse, is filling an en- Sagement at the Holliday street Theatre, on completing which, she is, Ilearn, to enter the bonds of matrimony with @ young man of great wealth, who has neither pa nor ma to quarrel with her about running off with their son after the knot is tried. THe Manxers.—Our merchants are neither inclined to buy or sell flour at the present prices, so that the market is at astand still, all the arrival of the steamer fron Europe. ‘The general opinion hei is, that a further advance will take place on the receipt of the news. es Puitapecruia, Nov. 21, 1843 There is no local occurrence of importance to-day — Frazar’s benefit last night at the Chestout was an excel lent one. The pit and lower circle were crowded, but the second tier was not so full. Donnizetti’s comic opera of tho “Love Spell,” was performed, and was received With unfeigned delight by the audience. Seguin sung and played the Doctor, He showed himself a glorious tellow Jabez Boyd wi of tae law to have suffered the extreme penalty t Westchester, at 12 o'clock to-day, tor the murder ota lad, ander atrocious circumstances, some time since. The train is not yet in, but ee that execution has been done upon the wretched culprit. The stock market exhibited considerable activity to- day, but there was not inuch change in the prices of most of the stocks on the list. State 68 declined | ; Reading Railroad, shares, }; Texas Bonds, 8 ir cent, rose 1}; {Vilmington Railroad 4; and Lehigh 6s). Girard Beak ing Railzoad sanal, remained tates Bank, Wilmington 6s, Rei Bonds and Chesapeake and Belaware firm at yesterday’s prices bine ates Of Stocks at Phitadelphi ‘eet Boaap, Nov. ist —1 share Farmers’ and Me- chasics’ Bank, 46}; 220 Wilmington Railroat, 204, tous, £,0 9 ds, 264; 76 do, 263; $1000 Texas Bonds, 5, 30/7 43 sha Wilmington Railroad, 0 6,26}; 100 do, cash, 264; 10 do 1 w 26) 100 Rending RR, 28}; $2000 Reading Mortgage Boads, 74); $2000 State 6°s, bo 5,74); 9 shs Western BI 49; 6 Harrisburg RR, 1 Berwerx Boanps.—d0 shs Wilmington RR, 26}, $0000 Texas Bonds, 8, 31; 100 she Gerard Hank, of, 100’ Grand Gall, 8 $1 Lehigh 6’s48}; $800 Wilmington RR 6% 8.724; $770 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loon, 6 $4000 Reading RR Bonds, b 6, 70; $1000 do, Monday, 70: 100 sus Wilmington KR, b 5, 264; 100 Reading Ri cask 28; $3060 Texas Bons, 8, 5 ds, 312; $8000 Lehigh 6's, 1 3 ovo Boann.—200 she Girard Bank, 93; 100 U States 21 18 Louisville Bank, 80; 13 N Bank, Kentucky, >1000 State 6's, 749; 60 she Girard Bank, 8 5, 9; 0 14; 100 do, r w, 26). 1 sharos Western Bank, 46; $5000 US 103; $100 State o's, 50,744; 21 shares Phila sa aod Penton RR, 110; 5 Kentucky Bank, 7 | sleep. | the steamboat Littl | the former, of course lost—t! | There was | at $5.50, | but holders refuse to sell under $5,75. | 500 barrel oTIVE Fine aNd Loss or Lirg.—A corres: pondent #t Roches N. H, writes to us under date of 18th instant, as follows :—I take one moment, before the closing of the mail, to say that a disastrous fire occurred last evening at Milton Three Pouds, con- suming the new and excellent yarn mill of A. 8. Howard & Co. Loss about $12,000, and no insurance. The en- | gentlemen composing this firm, are severe y this calamity, having invested much of what they possessed in the enterprise. ‘They have the sympa- thies of the community. Worse than all, was the loss of human life. A very worthy young man, the son of John HH. Varney, who was a watchman in the mill burnt to death. He retired to his bed about ten to tw ty minutes before the catastrophe occurred, his be be ing in the garret, and had probably fallen into sound ‘The feelings of his parents and frieudscan handily be imagined. The mill being within a few rods of his residence, the scene an! the reflections must have be tothem acutely painful. No person is blamed for thi occurrence. The fire caught from the falling of t! lamp from a lantern suspended over the lap-winder, which was in operation at the time. The books were not at the mill, and were saved _ANoTHER Steampoat Lost.—Capt Cornelius ar- rived in Louis last evening, from the wreck ot Mail, on the Missouri river. ‘This vessel, we learn, struck a’ snag about twenty-five miles above Jefferson City, was rounded to, and filled with water to the shore. “The boat is a total loss—the engine was saved. She was freighted with hemp and hides— | latter saved. The Little Mail was descending ston, and was full of pas- sengers—all of whom afterwards shipped on board the Amaranth, which vessel has not yet arrive this port. insygance, but what amount we could not learn, on the bod, at the agency of the Columbus office, | in this city. The Little Mail was owned, we believe, on | the Ohio, but during the very low water in the Missou- had been employed in that trade.— Republican, 12th instant. Laren rrom Mowtevi tters have been received trom Montevideo to the 8th of August, with customary accounts of bloodshed and disorder. | Otibe is in high spirits and has brilliant prompects.” Our minister, Mr. Wise, it is tendom by his prodigious efforts to {suppress the slay trade, and has broughtto light many things too notori ous to be denied. His statement ‘of the interest that England has in the affair, will probably surprise many. ‘The Raritan sailed on the 24th July ‘for Rio Janerio ; the Bainbriige bas not been heard from (up to the latest account from Rio) for some three months, and fear- ed she has followed the Grampus. There are various | rumors atlopt that the Boston will return home this fall’ — Baltimore Ciipp ete New Orveans, Nov. 1 he transactions yesterday amounted to 1100 bales at former prices. This morning, upto lo'clock, no sales have transpired beyond 500 | bales in small lots. | ‘The excitement in tbe Flour market continued yester- day, and the total sales reached 17,000 barrels, chiefly on speculation. Prices for common brands of Ohio, &c:, closed at $5,062), but the bulk of the business was done This inorning the former rate is freely offered, About 600 bbls. have been sold to consumers at this rate. Corn is held at 55 cents—no sales yesterday. A de- | an mand has sprung up for prime Pork, and there are #eve- | ral orders in market at $11,00—holders were asking $11.25, $11,50. Another sale of 115 hhds. Tobacco was made yesterday evening on private terms. It is destined forthe French market, together with the 160 hhds. pur chased yesterday morning { JA very good demand prevailed yesterday for Sugar, nd sales’ were made of 500 hhis. at steady prices, ranging for extremes from 4a 44 cents per lb. “Sales of | Molasses were made at 21 cents per gailon.— | ‘This morning thete is again a good enquiry for both ar- ticles, but the supply is rather light. Whiskey is selling pretty freely this morning at 21 cents per gallon for rectified. Raw is worth 23 a 23} cents, Foreign Exchange has been ia limited request at for- mer rates. We quote Storling ?} a7] Francs Af 3) aof.35; New York, 60 days, 2a} per | cent dis.; Checks Jal percent discount, | One P. M.—Sales of Cotton 1200 bales. No change in prices.—Correspondence of Baltimore American. percent premium; | Sales of Stocks at Boston. Broxens’ Boarp, Nov. 20—12 shs Norwich & Wor- | cester RR, 84}; 50 do, bad, 86; 80 Western RR, 99}, Long Island KR, b30d, 75]; 125 do, 74} a 74! ing RR, 38+ a 23} Stcoxp Boanv.—100 shares Reading RR, 0204, 08); 5 Western RR, 99. Norwich & Worce ter RR, 85 a 85}; 190 do, bidd, 85}; 140 Long Island RR, 742; 100 do, b10d, 75; 50 Wilmington Railroad, 25{; 75 East Boston Company, 17 a 16 15-16 283; 100 do, COMMERCIAL, New York, Friday, Nov. 21. ‘Tue Foun Market.—The sirival of the Massachu- setts with three days later news, caused a commotion among the speculators, holders and buyers, and about 2500 barrels changed ds during the day—but prices are anything but settled; some were selling for $7, some for less, while others refused to name or operate at any price. While in this state of excitement the arrival of the news by the Boston boat was reported to be in town, when ull operations, as faras holders were concerned, ceased, until the nature of it was ascertained, but owing to the late hour in which it was made publi e heard of no transactions, The probability is tnat Flour will £0 up at least 50 cents by to-morrow. Cortox.—The market was dull to-day, and the prices | rather in favor of the buyers the sales were small, say | 400 bales. Livenroou Cuassirication. Upl.§ Flor. | Mobile $ N.O Inferior. .... Bia 6) | Passengers Arrived Liverroor—Steam Massac! usett: Pottsville, Pa; Mrs Dann, Miss Meldon Obermayer, Germany; D'Brighan jr, EW HM Perkias and servant, § H- Perkins, Limothy Bur. ham, Boston; M Hale, John © Dan (otha, a Pett i ork iss Po & Richard, Pa; C : Chas s. Col Thos Walker L | Wm | , EB W Burnet and Jody, Cap r Rutherford aud lady, Wm Read. | ouaer, Baltimore; x a Mich Jin, Det oit A Gregon, Philadelphia; Ruch: liffe, Provideace; Thos Moses, Wales: ti bbey, Mrs Pearson aud servant, Scotland; M F Bissett, Falmouth, aud others—50 inthe steerage. All the passenzers whose names are given | above. arrived at New Bedford 19th. | es eRPOOL—Steamshi Bi ost d nurse; Miss ord, Miss Hayden, Miss Wallitson’ Miss Greaves, Mr Sars | s MrH®) Miss Mag | nton, Vics | Dr. Careochsn, Mr GH I Murry and son, Mr Field, Mr Hedges, Mr Baker, \ Charles Anderson, Mr Jr; Captain Denisoa and servant, Mr ( Meard and Daughter, Sir Allen MeNab and lady, Miss McNab, | Mr WS Redmond, Kay. Mr Portella, Mr Boalurgur, Me arch, Colonel Davgerfield and servant Mr Reath, Mr WC Bryant, Mr Charles M Loupp Mr A Heine, Mr R Burge, Mr er, Mr Gareia, Mr LB Titus, Mr J'W Kimball, Mr 7 H MeN Sollivan—72. | to Halifsx.—Mr Robinson, Mr Spencer, Mr lady, two children and servant, Vis Mr HE Leisewitz, M ton, Mr ifs den + Ms Doi Henry. Col € unt Mal‘e e Mr Geary—11 From Halifax ty B stou—-Mr Reid, Mr JH Brant, Mr Ather: tom MrJ Shove, Mr Thomas Watso Total, 98. Passengers Sailed. Livenroot—Packet | ship Hottingrer—Archibald Russell, | Win Smith, Thos Becket, of New York; Augustus Cameron, Boston; James E Correy M D, John Alexander, Canada: Johu + James Patton, Alexander Dennistoun, Montreal; John lady, Miss Whyte, London; JT Noyes, Gainsbo- Domestic Importations. _Arataciicona—Brig Caroline E Platt—36 bales cotton H Cort & co—408 Goodhue & co—i0 brs Center & co—7 Perkins & Hopkins! O & A Wetmore A B Hart—2000 staves W Barves—t bdls J Howland: 0 orde MARITIME HERALD. == PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 22. SON RISKS 7M | Moon Rises, BUN 8 6 HIGH WATER 24M 308 Browne tonne. Ship Charleston, Brown, Charleston, Geo Bulkley. Barque Condor, Titiob, Bt Crom, Alsop k Chauncey. Barque Averon, Jordan. Bermudy, Tucker & Lightbourn. nig E foham, Mason, St John, NB. PJ Farnham. Schr Colorado, Church, Kingston, Ja Underwood & How. land. esmith & Walsh. Sehr Curlew, Nichols, Schr Horatio Ames, Prilli Arrived Ship Orleans, Senrs, 16 days from New Orleans, with cotton, | to Wm Nelson. | Brig Caroline F. Platt, Pittman, 15 days from Apalachicol with covron, to JW Phillips. Spoke 12th inst. Jat 3018, lon om Boston for St Johus, Fb ew Orleans 29, brig JH Stevens, 18 day: 19th, off Capes of Virginia, passed ship Catharine, hener for Charleston, Brig Virginia, Baker,5 days from Jacksonville, EF. wi 70,000 feet amber to Gilchrist & Co; 250 hides J Acosta. Lett ling Sea Flower, for New York, soon; sches Wainwright, and J Bertine, do, next Schr M vty Jane, Powell, 27 hours from Norfolk, mire, to | Clearman & Co. | wosend, Grant, James River. Gibson, Fluladeiphia, eos! th, Curtis, Ph Iadelphin, eval. aw. Foster) Machivs, lumber, to | F Snow urr, Salem, mdse, to PJ Farnham & Co. hr Judge Hiteheock, Hatl , Newport for North Caro- ina, produce, | Betow. Brig Orbit. (of Baltimore) Higgins, from Para Also, one brig anknown Satled. | |; Mary Franees, Mobile; baque tar, Grenada: Wilson Fuller SO; Hylns, Eustis, Bostor Ships Hottinguer, Liver, range, New Orlenus: Sayan Detroir, Georger Miscellaneons ttecorc, Loss of rir, BuRoreaN.=—We have alrendy gi of the Joss of this vessel on her passace from. (ue gow, in addition to which we give the followin letter received at Moutieal:—'* The ship filled ve: sinking, to about two feet above the cabin floor,and she appears u f it to under water. I regret to add that the cook was drowned coming ashore, and the first and secoud mates and steward are supposed to have perished daring the miata, ey did not come in the long boat with the rest of the men. ‘Itblew hard Inst night, and.we have lost our boats, pad ceald wot get oa beard Grasy. We have saved nothing but what we came ashore in” Beivast, Oct. 23—The Archelsus, (of Boston) Bontelle, from Liv ol for New Orleans, has pucin here wich damage, ni iy a vig hi gbeen struck by ® sea in « A. has been towed up ¢ to discharge and go into dock. DAM 22.~The Am. ship Ville de Paris, (of Bath) Sturges, from Havre for Hremen, was stranded yesterday. Katwyh on the sea, and iC 18 16. =A ves phored 10 have boon hborhood, a ot Am leat tobacco, been washed ashore at Amrum. wrecked an thy marked MAR ha Antwerp. | t Rive, Nov l6—Arr brig L }1 NW last night Is ying am the ‘Roads fost elvsins aud anchors. _ CAROLINENSIEL, Oct 23 —A large vessel, probably an Ame- rican; oF at any rate fron America, is supposed to have be wrecked on the Islnd of Spikeroog, as p coine oushore there sud on Wanderog co aud rice, aud a quautity of Ingwood are reported to have been saved. e board, marked British Queen, has been leroog q Several casks Md tobacco, one marked No 122, have come ashore on the sands of Heligoland. Oct 21—The yates of the dey dock at Bremeshaven have been forced in ‘and the Sylvanus Jenkine, 1st more, over on her sid Nokvey, Oct. 2i.—Some tobacco and rice, pieked up on a bank near this place, has been brought to Newharlingersyhl. ikem. rom Boston Aug 22, for Liverpool, SE Ship Toe Choo, Crocker, Sept 19, lato N. lon 24 . Ship Sophia Walker, Codman, from Boston for Leghorn, 16th nat, Tit 62 30. "Ship Salem, De 33, lon 33. ‘Ship Alliance, bo B wate, Mudoro, ebecho, Havre for New Orleans, Oct 7, lat South, 19th inst. off Cape Hatteras. Boston April |, for Sandwich 6 basco for New York, 17th inst. lat ns at. 57 8, | from Bristol for Mobile. Oct 26, lat48, lon Liverpool for Boston, Oct 20, lat 21, lon 8. Helen, Liverpool for New Orlea lat 50; lon 20, Jane, Belfast for Mobile, Oct 17, lon 16 We ‘ Jane, Liverpool for Mobile, (probably for Havana) Oct 11, at 29, Lon 15. Jessie Liverpool for Apalachicola, Oct 22. lat 49, lon 11. Johu Conrad, Iremen for Philadelphi 18 Messenger, Liverpool for New Orleans, Oct 15, lat 49, lon 12. Asabian, Liverpool for New Orleans, Oct 29, off Isle of Man. foreign Ports. rat Axtwenr, Oct 19—Arr Tala, Boston; 26th, Trenton, New Orleans: 16th, Emanuel. New t ork. Aven, Sept 29—Arr La Plata, Zanzibar, and sld Oct 7 for Mech Bre Oct M—Arr Aun, Boltimore; Korner. Johan Georg, New Y orl Antwerp; 16th, Gen Veaz e, London Borvraur, Occ 2i—Lu port, by ‘soon; bargue Ohio, Philadelyhia bo, Levi H Gale, and Med! New Orleans, Oct 3ist: b s Strafford and Orleans, 10th November; Orvton, Charl Baravia, Aug 9—Arr Alaebaron, Bostos to 30th, Sld Sept 6, Ilzaide, Pario, le; Nov 1, Sywmetry, Amelia for New n Bontuay, Sept 20—Arr Eliza, Mus Cateatta; Frotie, China. a Bristor, Oct 2—Sid Columbus, “Bes rast, Oct 27~S!id R A Parke, Savannah. Lo! for ttenbure. Canton, Atig 3—Arr Honqua, Palmer, New York. “Cra,” Aug 7) don, Shatithaes arr autar, a nine Can Tr. ug 28—Arr er, Singapore; Septd, sing: ‘Shumway, New York via Montevideo. Sid Sept 19, Gro: | Arr Salvator, New York. Sld 10th, Francis Boston; | previous to Oct 6—Arr Panchit “Middlesex, Odessa, aud sld for Flushing. hustiaNa, Met &—Arr W. Oct 22—Arr Gleaner, Porto Rico. Oct 31—Sld Mavfield, Mobile. 3 Snonstapt, Oct 8—Arr Rossia, New York; 15th, Salisbury, Bordeaux 6 : s Ciype, Oct 23—Arr Sarecen. Hawkins: NewYork. Sid 17th, Ann Harley, do; 23d, Bri ish Princess, New Orleans; Nov 1, York Packet, aud Abercombie, do. Lg, Saracen, for New York; Phooaix, Savannah, i Drat, Oct fr Raritau, London (and sailed for Bremen ‘ew Orleans;) Brooklyn Richardson, do (and sailed for N t, Tremont, Taylor, Neweartle (and sailed for New Hercules, Madigan, do (and sailed for Naples or New York;) Desdemona, Londo sailed for New Orleans;) 2sth, Clyde, Halerow, do Jed for Mobile;) Lismahy- cow. do and sailed for wh; 26th, Lotty, Antwerp for N York: Tritoa, of ath, from Westward and sailed for —; 28th mibler, Baxter, Neweastle, for New York; Russia, London and ssiled for Havana; 26th, Delnhos, do and’ saited 3ist for N Orfeans; 31st, Northumberland, Griswold, do and york: Nov Ist and 24, Orbit, London, and'sail-d for Mobile. — Sid 18th, Grampian, Savannah; 20th, Wallace. New Orlex Posed by Ist and 2d, Martha, Green; Bertrand, Harlow; Clin- ton, Manson; Bohemia, Nason, and Post, Deustiner, all from Bremen for N Orleans. 4 L#iNeUR, Oct 12—Arr, Hy Shelton, Cronstadt for Rio Ja- neiro; ith, Merlin, Goodhue, do for Boston; Stag, Wyburg for Marseilles; 16th, Chas William, Malmo for America and was in Flemish’ Hoads 18th: 19th, Freden, New York f° holm: zoxb, Snappopp, do for do: 2d, Chicora, Cranstadt for Boston; Neptune, Stockholm for New York; 29th. Olive and Eliza, do for do, Gnavesenp, Noy 2—Sld Luzon, Boston GinravtaR, Oct 13—Arr Z Ring, Mal Carohine, do for Boston: Lath. Fanny, Trieste for NOrleans, AMUSEME! Two Brothers, Splendid, yielded’, Tibet ted” Nite ak hia " hips Gen Parkhill, Charleston; re, Sicksouy javn, Mobile; brigs Duvean: Sou; Rowland, Pensacola. ld ships Waldron, Liver: gland, Nantz: Elizabeth, Havre; Ann, Boston; ‘Tohaseo,’ “Towed to sea, 5th a th, ships New . Pacific, Alhambra, barques Louisa, = > MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION; ; CLINTON HALL. On Tuesday Evening, 25¢ eo ikat LECTURE Ag with i rer bis FI PLEO é for Season, wi WiRYDINGS AND RECITATIONS PARK THMATIAG, Mr Placide for Six Nights Only. Satarday seve mtg November 22a THE POOR GENTLEMAN . Fall River fc ” pod » Mr Placide v4 if Hichard ct ie Gone pie rai enon THE POETS, ; churda, Calais for’ New York: tek Bramb) Pe Ste F dence, Carden for fordor Eunice H Adams, Nantucket for vederick Ramble. rg dlimatative of ‘ocutionary Yapression Polka, by the iwo'Niuss Valle Baltumore. %' i ‘HE DOUBLE BED. Portiaxp, Nov li—Arr sehr Ceylon, Shepherd, Camden for ul Tickets admittirg s gentleman 422 tre sts Fifty Cents, $i. New York. Cld 19th, brig 2 : pence, Nov 19—. Anu, Rappahannock; Mr Dulcimer Pipes... se... 5 % how Fev, Ede : ini | eee ho couehid FOR THE BENERIT OF Nice’ Oval a Dioner: Erode THE DUMB 8) so A TRANSFIGURATION CHURCH, sien 4 ¥ sabia > ce d y. i 24h, ope andl sl : ot pe CO ew Yor of” Adiaission—Boxes, $13 ‘Fit, 36 ce .cs ; Gel ery a i in; 17th, Kate Au- | 25 cents. NHE Proceeds of thi to be devoted exclusively to- Saco, Nov 16—Aur schr Oregon, Philadelphia; 17th, Kate Au- ; ; = ae) ‘ A Erpgeete.ol thie | hod eeaineingly te bray Baltimore, Cid 1th, ship Adeline Mobile. sehrs Mt nae Ge slelenk, cad, Dr: Ulsisege 7 | the Church oy thone whose necessities will oblige them to ALEM, DC; a and (b> Opctuin ‘willsise gresivel ‘thos Nov 198g bri Buoy urge their clnims in view of tne approaching iueletent sea- on iJ “The Ladies theref liberal public wall jerrick, NY ork. i Arr ship Burlington, Boston; sehr Com- rs F id, New York.— Vernou, Baltimore Savasivatt, Nov POY anne, Nov 6—Cld brig Pione BOWERY HEAT Ew, A. W. JACKSON...MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. Saturday indulge the hope that a charitable and withhold their patronage. 22 It*jeb @ November 22d. a rae partes! Lg ool; Neuritas, ork: Metamo- 4 . GERMAN OPERATIC COMPANY, guste ebpyay 4 Tile, nee, for New formance 10 commence with ‘ f a bs 4 ‘ox, Nov 17—Arrschr Wm H ‘Turner, New York Solomon Swop. finicea iy settee ~ Mr Hill PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Followe Chambers Street. YANKEE FEDLAR. GIGNOR PALMO, and the Manager of the German Operatic Nov 13—Arr, sehry Massasoit, aaeay AUNTON, Baltimore; 14th, Kine: Philadelphia, and sld_ loth for New York; 16th, ‘antic, a ¢ , have the houor to inform the patrons aud sup- Richmond; sloop Black Hawk, New York. Sid 19h, schr Hor DON Ex Te Ee o ane eet Omn Mad partiouteale the Genoese ps FAG a net, doy Don Cesarde Bazan... ... . TR Scott Geutlemen, that, they villopen on U e beginning of December Maritana. ... e Phillips uext, with the German Opera o z By Last Night’s Southern Mail, (Lower Boxes #0 cents; Second snd Third ‘Tiers, 2 eta.; DER FREISCHUTZ, joy 20—Arr brig Ocean, Boston; schrs Cosmo- bod Gallery, 1256 cents. eS ; From Weber, in Three Acts, _ Decatur, Demecara.. Cd big GH Wright, joors will open at hnit past 6. the curtain will rise nt 7. got up in the very elegaut style as 1t was given in Amsterdam, Port Morant hrs Erie, Dighton; Shannon, (Br) St Lue rer jerlau, without any cut, with new and splendid Scenery, Sid Br brig Vitoria, Nassau: Br sebr Sarah A + Apparitions aud Fireworks. formers; he following talented artists are to be the p wie, Boston; Br brig Arr brig 'Cata Nov 2i—(From our Correspondent)—Cld Liverpool; brig W I Watson. West Indies; fhuysen, and Minerva, New York; Amel uga, Williamsburg. Spoken, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF TALENT. Saturday Evening, Nov. 42d, ‘The manager of the Alhamra has the honor to announce to the Lit he hi Miss MARY ST. Chali, the Celebrated English Sybil, Nonvouk, Nov in, Mr. W. BOUCAKK, Fi st Tenor, from the Royal ‘Theatres, Mr. F. MEYER, Primo Bassi Mr. RIESE, Secoud Ten Mr SAUER, Second Basso Teo Frelin 3 sloop ©: acny Hea, previous to Oct 27—Off, Agues, New York | Arr Medora, Boston.’ Sld July 22, Claren- | | for NYork; 17th, Brig Corinth. of Newburyport, rom Enrope for Baltimore, ‘aud Mons, PHILL r, SCNEPF, Comic Basso. 5th inst. Cape Henlopen SW by 5S, 30 miles. ; i y + ician ! Full Orchestra, composed of 34 Musici: Professrs. "Brig Sarah Jane, of Braintree, from Bostoa for Jeremie, 10th | tht Extmordinary and Highly Talented French Magician BIG. RACH ves sLeender of Orchestra. Vat 24 30, Lon 69 30. they have acquired the reputation of beg the most uccom- SIG. BT IE iG $ Maestroes at the Piano Forte. ee Ce Necromancy” and Lexer SIG. a. W. BERG. rages a AUCTION SALES. demain” that have ever appeared jn, that section of the world, Ms. & MEXES- : Stage Manager. roduce some of his most humorous delineations of co- | The Overa will be supported by Fort mic and eccentric character. Season ‘Tickets for 21 Representations. . ‘The services of Mons CHRISTIAN, the Half do do 12 do TYROLEAN WARBLER. Private Boxes for 8 pons haye also been secured for this week only. do do 6 do Joors open at7 o'clock. Performance to commence at 734 0” ntre Tab]. clock. Admission 29 cts. ad other Chairs; mar- 20 3ttre ae. | sake? MR Ma RET GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION ! HERR ALEXANDER, THE GERMAN MAGICIAN, extremely grateful for the es IMMENSE SUCCESS ’ he has inyariably experienced, begs to aunounce that, in conse- the night seen en INCREASING CROWDS, ~TARGE SALE OF NEW CABINET WARE. ne SALE ON FFEN Pact m UCTION NOTICE—Thia Day, at 10 o’clock, at 115 Fa sortm ut of city made Ci *Divn ‘d Ottomans of vari: lo lo 4 do First Tier and Parqueite caaipette 8; marble and mahogany top ‘ork, Car ‘ea M “ Ae aitisuanassnann: Reenchtectiane bewinernet ties id 3 10" jureaus; French Rea * Chir; Mahogany Rockers; French Mahogany Bedateads, sc js0, 2 general assortment of Secondhand Furniture, Carpets, Ke. 22 itr OLE BULL, I%. gtatelul compliance with the Fatty shed request of nu- this city, will give & merous Ladies and Gentlemen of CONCE NNHE REY. DR. PISE will Lecture oa next Suaday Even- ‘ing, at, 7 Peter's Church, Barclay street. AT THE TABERNACL i i i On Wednesday, tt:¢ 26th t7 o'clock, every Sunday evening, | he ispleasingly induced to remain for ‘ 4 re) retain twa er ae) Serine Nghe NIGHTS SNe, catty, wih hear warm wt grata for he opty AMERICAN ANGLER’S GUIDE, jay, Mowe? and friecdship shown him ever siuce his first arrival. 3 Monday, Nov. 17th, i By an American Angler, and finally closing on Saturday, Nov. 22d. n2itt re PRICE FIFTY CENTS. : uring that time, he will give a series of experiments in CONCERTS, SOIREES, Wc. THIS is a neat Little pocket volume of 230 payes, with en- | Chemistry, Pneumatics, Optic ee OC pipeiipete: it BANS ONGERTS, SOIREES, 0. ae ‘on wood, containing all necessary formation for ( 1 prepared to receive eugagemeuts for Concerts, Soirees, &e., during the forthcoming season. Mrs. C. also acts as Pianist, and can be ei Cotillion Partigs. Farther particulars o MRS. NEWTON, T. ra . forsalmon, trout, pickerel, perch, carp, striped bass, weak Ashe" Mj loader orgy, sea base, with methods of mn iti Ke i 7 Tee Tet Tes a Baling witieut this cagital book in hla pocket or head. Indeed 10, oue can well read itat home with Pat dreamiug of the ease with which he-ean throw a line,make ‘fly, and batta hook. Besides, there is a good store of infor- yaation on the parural Pcie fish in tnis closely printed volume."—New Vork Com. Advertiser. : volume.” —New Ny tale by JON J: BROWN & CO., 122 Fulton street, near Nassau. WANTED, A SITUATION as Dress Maker or Seamstress, by a respec- tavie young woman. Application may made at 64 Cherry street. n22 itr ickets 50 cents. Doors open at 7—Performance to commence at 73¢ v’elock. nl6 twin PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. Monday, November 24th: $G-OPEN FOR ONE WEEK-£} Admission Twenty-Five Cents Only. THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD HARRINGTON, us PELHAM & WHITE, : Reapcetfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that they have arranged for the above house, For a Few Evenings, and will commence a Series of Concerts on Monday Evening, map pi ‘eacher of the Pi b7 Im*r and Singing, 40136 Grand street. SPACIOUS DRILL ROOMS. TO MILITARY MEN. HE SUBSCRIBER having leased, for a number streets, the “American Eagle Stables,” corner of Delancy an Chi streets, begs to call the at tion of Military Compa- nies, to thenew and. spacious Halls lately erected over the Stables. The Rooms are light, airy and spacious, being 65 feet by 75 feet. and are acknowledged to be far superior to any rooms iuthe United States, with very lofty cei'ings and pri- vate entrance from Christie street, altogether seperate from the Livery Department, “erie fo aingte dell, month OF eat, made known by application at the office, : yA CRANDALL SMITH, Proprietor. na i'r WANTED, SITUATION as Porter, cr in any department where a li tlekuowleige of figures and writing may be required ; ivery, will receive the best of care and at- Apply to T. C., at the office Of this paper, when the most s2tis | Noy. 21th, on which occasion w'll be opened a Budget of New | , Horses taken on livery, wi Gesoa, Oct 13—Sld Damascus, Palermo. eae inetor stimonials as to character will be given. BonsyGleas, Charuter, Ieetatus, Dities; Dudeduor lee: teption from experienced gr008. oe aale: © KoxG, July Arr Talbot, Storey, New York, an ges, ' Se, au Ang % Manila; 12:h ‘Boxer, Wood a Phavahae; aid WANTED For particulars see programm : se afm. a Bhi PocntuneHlacklen Bescene eat Ae ere 2 | 4 GENTLEMAN living on the somh side of Long Island, | Doors oven at7—Concert at 734 o'clock. nal tr » Rogers, Chusan, and sld Aug 26, {¢ Kennedy, Macoa; ath, Anglona, ele. Prescotc, Shanghae. and sld 19th jazelle, Chase, East Coasr; 12th, Natchez, Waterman, N York; 13th phyr, Maa, Woosung; 1th, Ke, Kox, Liverpool, and sld 18th, for'Whampons 2ith, Ariel, “Mefar Jand, East Coast. Sid. Allg 12, Lack, Tibbets,—. Put back, July 15, Ann Millet, for Penang. Also arr Aug 28, Mon- tauk, MeM ila’ Sié, Aug 27, Ana MeKim, Vas- mer. ast; Natel Waterman, South America. et, Havre, Oct 19—Arr M’Lellan, Apalachicola; 2ist,L Philippe, CHESNUT STREET THEATRE waats a good fair Kitchen Gardener; also, a man to take al ” hors \d assist in the garden. Scotch or PHILADELPHIA. Beene PA sere facted ta tine addremed, Campouts, isl, | W.. Bunton ... ss: ar tikes bint Mines a 1., and left at 91 South street, stating woges, references, were to be fraud, will be attended t0- ze dire J. G. BELL, | TAXIDERMIST, é } 289, BROADWAY. comer of Read at, Up stairs, has | ‘constantly on hand a variety of Cases, Shades, &e. for parlor or mantel Also, a larxe collection of English Opera Company. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. MATCH will come off over this Course, on Tuesday, Mrs. Seguin’s Benefit and Last Appearance. Saturd: Will be prosented the Opera of Evening, November 22d, ornaments. ORMA—Clanudian, Mr Fra- New York; 26th, Nashville New Orleans Hampune, Oct 5—Arr Wahsega, Porto Rico. Henvoet, Oct 1s—Arr Chesapeake, Balumere; 29th, Scotia, do, Havana, Nov 7—Arrschr Srah, Mobile; sth, F A Brown, Charleston; Ist, hargues Lonisa, Philadelphiay Velasco, Boston Sid 8th, schr Oiter, Cardenas Hatirarx, Nov 9 Arrsch Example, Lockhart, New York: Ith, brig Glemer, Richmone; 11th, sche Boston, Yorks 12th, brig Kelipse, Philadelphin; I6th, brig Mozart, Alex- andria. sch Congress, Ph'ladelphia, (with losy of 34 bbls flour off deck i0th:) T5tn,'8 a at_ steam’ ship Caledonia, (Br) Lott, Boston, (and sda 11 aM, for Liverpool.) Cld ith, sch Ae tress McDonald. New York Kinsat.e, Oct 19—Sld Cremona, NOr'eans. Gee 22—Arr Panth sh Delano, do Ssiled 22d, Promise. Charleston; Shenandoah, West, and Adirondack. Shipley, New York; 234, Henry Clay, Nye, and Si Patrick, Proal, da: Col x, BAN Awe nah; Liverpool, New Orleans arlestony 24th, Carofir. de; Lady Constable, New Orleans; Devonport. 8: th, Arabian Hawkins: England, and Leander, New Or- Dampbell, Mobile; 26th. Malabar, New Orleags, , Sir C Campbell, do (having sld 25th and put back 27th); Neptune, Charleston (having #ld 24th aud yut back 28th) Cham- Bion Mobile; North, Star, Paiiadelphua; Frayconia, G r t bourne; Evening aad John Garrow, Thomp: Son, Charleston A clay, New Orleans; 24 Duckett, Savannah ( Southerner, Palmer. New York. Cd 29ch, Lord Ashbnrton, New. Orleans; 81st, St Mark, Sa- ord Ashburton, Brown leans; Marathon, John- jzabeth, sae | Yannshinedaje, Asin and Mruataineer, Mobile; Ist, Southern- er, Palmer, New York. Adv Cambria, (s) for Bostoa, Nov 19: Acadia (s) do Dec 4; w Voy 20; Queen of the West, for New York oth: ambridge, do 16th; P Henry, do 2ist; Elea- 8th;, Draco, for St Troms, few 4 St John, Savannah and St John, 28th, Charlestohn, Monataineer, Mobile aud New ‘Slonist, Mobile; Acadia, Savannah; 30,h, Com- leans; 31st, Acton, do. Macan and Edw Kenney, fi st, for. Mal ea, do the « nore, New Orleam Ent for ida, ch le; Corea, Pursuit, Lucy rah, do; Swan. Porto Rie Gladiator, New York Laxcasten, Oct 29—Sid Lavinia, Savannah. Lizanp, Oct 4—OIf, Johan Friedrich, Bremea for Charles- | ton Mavra. Oct Arr Manto, Newcastle; 13th, ton.and sid 18th f r Palermo. Macao, Aug }0—Aer Panama, Griswold, Manila. Manica, June 4 tab, Heng hampor; 10th, Gen ‘Harrison, Bostou; toratio, Macao; Aug 7, Medora, Belfast. es. Oct 15—Arr Orlando, Perkins, NOrleans; 18th, png 25th_a 2th. Naples, ° Oslen's. In port, ships Onrario, for NOrleans, dist. JN. Hancoek, Charleston. harlesto Hoos Kong; Surat 234, Crowell, Ooessa, Oct Arr Rhone, Trieste, PaLerwo, Oct 10—Arr Ano 1 NYork. Porrsmotrn, Nov l—Arr Mediator, Pratt, London, and sld for NYork; Oct 22, St James, do do, Puymovr, Oct 4—Sld Ottawa. Mobile. Off 8th, Duchesse (Orleans, from New York tor Havre; Baroness, Holt, do for fanbur wfiixce Epwanb Is.axp, Nov 9—Cld seh Minerva, Eldridge, NYork. senrc, Nov 13--Cld Oxford, and Highland Mar, erp ly A », Belfast; Penelope, Newcastle; Pomona, Sligo; Mth, | Dromahair, do; Queen, Liverpool; Zeslous, London; Favorite, Glasgow . Rocnett, Oct 8—Arr Ontario. Livernool. Ramscate, Oct 20—Arr Fred Jacob, Bremen, and sid 25th for Baltimore. Johann Auguste, for Charleston, has pat back. ezockHous, Oct 17—Arr Enigheton, New York; 2th, Caro- ina, do. Swivemunpe, Oct 12—Arr do; 20th, V Priesnitz, NBedt Scurior, Oct 31—Arr Dyles, NYori. Smvava, Oct 7—Arr Stamboul, Boston. jaoon: Aug 7—Sld H Sprague, Boston; Sept 6, Exchange, do; 8th, Coquette, China. Sixahrons, Aug 7—-Arr Yamehi, Penang, and sid 19th for Macao, 19th, Antelope, Bombay, and sld 20ch for Chinay 23d, Edith, (s) do, and sid for 8 li n Sydney, oth, P Schroder, ion, Havre for NOrleans. flome Porta, Banaon. Noy 16—Arrschrs Delaware, and Helen Gray, N York. Cld 1th, ship Afghan, (new) Frankfort; 16th, brig Al- pioe, Martinique; schrJ C Calhoun, (new) Baltimore; 17th, brigs Clara Cole. and Sophia, map>. Bostox, Nov 20—Arr brigs Virginia, Alexandria; Two Si ters, Ph ladelphia: setrs TH Thompson, Ricmond; Ann, Pe- tersburg: Charleston Packet, Baltimore; Angeretta, Mail, and Cabot. New York. Cld barque Osmanti, Malta and a market; jobile; Mohawk, Norfolk delphi So. more, Anaconda, York Sid ship Ri steam ship Bri 18—Arr brigs i vetoria Hodgds York; Somerset, (Br) Dein Mitchell, Havana. Cid ships Mary Ano, Liverpool; Sullivan, Waite, NewYork; Versailles, Havre; Bre en barque ant, j wit Brace, Philadelphi h, sehes Red Jacket, York River; i#th, Challenge, Wilm! ton. NC. Sid Vath, sehra Eleanor, Norfolk; Judge iiteheoek, Newberns R Borden, Baltimore. Homes Nov 19—Arr stexm ship Massachusetts pool Oct 23, for New York—pat in to lan who ix seriously ill. Spoke 29th mit. lon 23, brig Forrestall, of Waterford, bound E; Nov 2, jon 39, ft New Glasgow, hound E: 7th, lon 45, Br ship 1. Arship Foster, Nantucket for Paeife ind, and, quity Atl long 69 20, York. 6 day wi asen 8th, lat 36 2, in northern edge of Gulf Stream, whi ried away main boom, gaff and sail, «nd wheel. stove how deck’ and nearly filled tha vessel with, water: one man ribs broken, end both mates badly hurt, ran? deg without eome pees, both puss going, and wind so hwavy the vessel could not | ed ‘articles w be tacked: exc! i h her to the relief of both. Vith lat 97 16 lon 72, brig Prince de Joinville, 2 dave from New: t Havany. Also arr, schr Increase, Hall, Thomaston N York. Sailed s! Drew, Increase, Inport at noon, sches Delta, for New Orlew 1 Peters. and Li brig ce", for Onevo, idence, and James For T atte! qruing. Aime orege, x for Norfol Monts, Nov —Arr barque Georgiaua, Bath; schr Pompi« no. Dyer, New York, with loss and bowsprit sprung, ib Below ‘whan iinown. ma, Liverpool; anchor and cable, mmainmast Hit, Ke. in a gale second day 0 Ci ships Tarquin. Hayre; Alaba- que Ola vont, Trussell, New York, Nov l#Arr sloop Elect, Albany, Std Lead: ky New Haver, Nov 20—Arr brigs Benj L Swan, 8 Thomas: Crow, New | javan= | k:' Sist, Marcia Cleaves, | 1 Charleston; | incoln, Bos- | ef Kong; 20h, Huntress, | | Macao, and sid July 5 for Shaaghie: July 3, Thomas Perk Harriet, NYork; 10th ortune, | rd. 3 Edw Kent, for Boston; Noy. om Art sehr Volta, Philadelphia; sloop A Nov. 25th, ac 3 o’clock, P M.—Mile heats, best three in Mounted Birds, Bint Shine, &e., for sale or exchanged. Pet Norma, Mrs Segin; Albert,Miss zer; Orovesa, Mr Seguin; for $50, with a purse of $30. | Birds, &e., mounted in a ‘very superior manner, to order. Goad » for $58, with apa ies bite tale | Publ ied at the shortest notice. a the Opera of FRA DIAVOLO—Zulena, Mrs Se- Bae Sa te al ance ernie Diatalne Mc raters Gemeehioocmir dere oD McMan Fe ce Oe PO' . BUSHELS Pink Eyed, sclected forfamilles. 100 RE Tee ne is ee to suit. ITTER—120 Ps ‘iry Butter, for sale by aa ns. T. ARMSTRO NG, Agent, n22_lweod"r 101 Broad street. ARCH STREKT THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. N. B—Wanted immediately. ten or twenty lively red foxes for achase. A liberal prise will be given. | For pariiculars sp- ply at Jones) Hotel, Fark Row, orat J. Conklin’s, No. 28 Front Fi in a -Mr. Scorr. | Seer ene Actino Manace w Braca Manage. «Ma. 5 SELEC’ OF Ru Saturan; ivening, November eRe SCLANTS. rene | Will be presented MURRELL, che Land Pirate? 5 Followed by Daxeang ‘and Singing. To conclude with BURIED ALIVE—Bowbel!, Mr Burke. BOWERY CIRCUS. Pit 1246 cents—Children hi rice. Boxes 2 cen A DNS DAY. x * i CONSISTING of Camillas, Roses, Daphnes, Azalia, | Lemon and Orange Trees, Violets, and a great many other fine Plants for sale cheapat the establichment of Boil & Houser, Florists, corner of 50th street dale Road. Bouquets, put up for parties, ball: | weddings, taste nged with fresh flowers, delivered to | any part of the Orders left at Mr. Cor- | miers’, 197 | Afternoon Performanc There is to be an Extra Performance gi CAMBRIDGE COURSE, BOSTON, mat the Bowery Amphitheatre, this vay, commencing at 2 o'clock. Great Foot Race of Fifteen Miles patentee net arin of sweet vicles cooly pis ee : ‘Twelve Splendid Acts tn the Circle! NOR a ee SER ae en ene tee na pase a OR? - Sete lacluding Horsemanship, Vaulting, Turnbling, &e. third best, to come off on Tuesday, Nov. 25th, for whieh | Re eee a eaarters or peru a comeume assis Evening Performance, as usual. isentered Lightfoot, or the lish Deer, from Ireland: C. Des- Khe vicinity of Trew Xork, with from twenty to Ny | naz tere mond, the Hero of Chelsea; K. Christian, of New York; R. hs 3 o ry 31 pak: she > ‘s, rat “88 rt . : Gmtice, coatainiog description aud price, will be attended 'to. | TABERNACLE. Smocthe. from Counecticut. “7? New York, ouhreim ! TEEYVH ! | T[VEETH inserted without pain, aud warranted good as the | natural ones, for biting and mastication. A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. iling and favorite packet ship VICKSBURG, 5 | + will sail punctually-as ahove, her revular TEMPLETON | "This frvorite packet has Tmusurpassed aceomen dat PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS—Only feat Pecket of 26h Noy —The well known, fast ai 8 fon 50 00 | ILL give a GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT | jn, ‘second dst pesengers. Th ar Aiea pt ncn ate gott eg, 82%) WikustERGRANDS | Staats net Seas Shas make cig nice? c st et 5 pate, 4 y 1 Mai ne, Emer sre twenty ome gg Monten Bruning, November seth, 2005, | Fee hee Roors, set aa Single Tooth, from $100 to 5 00 GEMS OF MELODY. (er Te By De FONE. "Conaet Coual street and Broads, tee. | In the conrse of which will be introduced the following favorite Py o trance in Caual atreet a2 Ittre “yi 9 Fone: Dunblane.” packet ship LIVERPOOL, Capt Johu 1 emer oe foe ps jane. | tons burthen, will sail as above, her regular day. P x + st a | ight or passage, having splendid, large and comfo: DR. POWELL, OCULIST Sid Polen ro rooms and cabin, ‘apyty on-board, weet sige Baniog lip, state rooms and cabin, apply on board, Week sine Burlin to Diseases of 87 South street. orto ‘<The Bounie Breast Knots.” “A Man’s a Man for ® that.” “The Last Words of Marmion.” Scott’s Wha’ Hae.” “ The Bay of Biscay.” * Llove her, how | love her.” | AND OPERATIVE SURGEON, te the Ey id to all Imperfections of jou, from 9 to4 o'clock, residence, 251 Broadway, corner of Warren st. Ophi Scope of the ‘Tear Passage, Cataract aud | Opucitien, effectually removed. | AMAUROSIS treated with Price of pas: 100. The packet ship Queen of the West, 1150 tons barthen,Capt Phillip Woodhouse, will succeed the’ Liverpool, and sail on her reentar day et Jan, n%re eut attention and success. \ tle let i lle RES TR Ree luveterate cases of STRABISMUS, or Squinting, cured m | 1 --richets Fifty Lents—To be bid at the Music Stores and | PHATRICK SHIOLDS will be happy lovee his Mende and | eee Tait EYES jnserted that can scarcely be dis- | stthe er erence the public from 10 to 3o’clock to-day, at No 285 Fourth street. between Greene and Wooster streets. p22 11 tinguished from the natural. pears oO rth Bat aa Gratirr at LC ene ni 1 ished F mp hers : - Srtices aud residence 261 Brondyyay—entrance 194 Warren | POM! aNanyeron seit nies sites Concert atthe Brooklyn filedical Card. street. 22 It'r_ | Institute, on Tuesday Evening, 25th instant; and at Washiug- * “y 5 ton Hull, Newark, on Wednesday Evening, 46th instant. DOCTOR MORRISON, DOCTOR. moth F ORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 200¢ Fulton street | IN ‘Doctor Morrison continues to be’ consalted confidentially on all private diseases, which ne. cures without mercury, or t= Lae i et OF evan esses, partieniatly “‘Gonor Thasn.” he enres in “ STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. M. on improved principles, without pain or imeonvenience to the patient. “As the syinptoms of Strieture are analagous with ge of other affections of the uriuary apparatus, none buy ex perieueed Surgeons should be allowad to make the necessary ex E. W. VONDERSMTH’S MEDICAL OFFICE, FOR THE TREATMENT OF PULMONIC AND OTHER DISEASES, N°. % BARCLAY STREET, had York—Weekly Re 6 € GERMAN OPERA. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. A 4 oe IMMEDIATELY—some German Ladies, good Singers, capable of deserving the Chorus of German Operas. Ladies desircus to be engaged, are ré quested to call on Signor ©. Pogliani, at Palmo's, every day irom 12 0’clock A. M.to 2 0’clock P. M 18 lwre port of ( ases successfully treated. BE CONCERTS! | mination, as those affected with enlarged prostate glaids, inay nsumption, 6 Dyspensia, ' | ERE SV ENING | gh injury from awkward practiti SRE ies 3 Constitutional Debitity, — | THIS EVENING, ch injury from awkward practi*ioners, je 4 Onn ree aes of Appetite, | At the Recess, 157 Brondway, | This atlction, andthe treba of evils reenicva: Gomee scent di 3 Broneh ; 3 Jaundice, ' d Liberty streets. —TheProprietor | structive habit in youth, mduemg nocturnal emiesions and ultt 0 Liver Complaint, 5 Sore Taroat and Sore begs leave to inform | ids aud patrons thet he has en | mate impotency, are radically cured by Dr. M.von pataologienl 20 Ex amination ofthe chest 10} NOEs none gaxed the popular Vocalists MR-and MRS COLLINS. a9 al- | principles, by festering the system 0 healthy tous and rein a> be ‘ fh ssor, wl preside al O° 7 * n oh ‘ vapitan a ofthe Hise, 3 ever aud Ague, some ee oe . Wines, Lintor and 8 ry a be had. stati na its original vigor. perfect cure guaranteed, of no je ve Tr i" i ” . b . i i a 1b Pere rt' the cheat sud back, | 2 Headache. sass tt MENADE COs ERTS | he chelate Seeman corner white Bir ye pent (oot Otfice hours from nine in the mornicg to three o'clock in PROMENADE CO v 3 | Eitectaten Beeson tse ore ei Canara ae, ty anal the afternoon, aud from six to nine o'clock in the evening patie ee LOTION 2014 Fulton street. Letters post paid and containing a fee will 18 Steod ist as ——| FIRST CONCE L TARE icine and advi 4 ion, “GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON, | TM Saturday, auth November, | Oiticn 1 Bolton street, near enenoriche New Vork. Open FH TORY OF OREGON md California md other | AT NISLOS SALOON, tation | COTA: Mi to.8 FM. datly. Fai) THE aT OMY oR ote West Coan of Neith Amerion, (THE MEMBERS of the New York Musical Associntion HASTINGS ee et ee Oe ramavarnimal Voaw ad Map of sliose sean respectfully beg leave to announce to theit friends and the COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA ieanund anumber of Documeuts.as Proofs and Illustrations | public, their inteution to give aseries of lustramental Concerts A MF NAPI . and a number | during the wiater season, consisting of Overtures, Pot Poarris, THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!! HWtory y ROBERT GREENHOW, | Walvzea Qandrites, etc, ete. by Strauss; Lanner Labizky, | AT OTWITHSTANDING the, short time during which 7 ft Likariny, to, the Department of State of the | Musard, Juiten,Gung'l and other celebrated com | AN’ chip invaluable medicme has been before the American Translator aud Librariay to the Dep ical, | Such musical entertainments haying created U public, its specific properties and virtues have wnequivocall: United States; Author of a Memoir, Historical and Polstical | public, Te ape 3 cally tithe Northwest Coast of North America, published in 1040 proved itto be not only the most reliable but also. unfailing on the Nor ‘ihe Senate of the United States. remedy in all affections prescribed to be within its legitimate by direction of the Senate of the United | grntro Unitke many yaanted articles advertised, the, Naph TH! ‘ a Syrap is not put forth as a suecedenum for ‘ailment, Revised, Corrected and Enlarged. | a'remedy for avery disease; but for its astontshing powers) NFW. YORK: Passessed by no, other medicament within the range’ of, the D. Appleton & Co., 290 Broadway, | Pharmacopwia, in allaying ir.itation or inflmmation of the PHILADELPHIA: mucous coatings, and stimulating the bronchii to action; m ists to the various Music those | desire to attend the performance, inay subscribe, and | Above its remarkable virtues as an expectorant and an alterative, and nut street. for its wonderful | | . Appleton, 148 CI George 8. Apy ga, a raperty. of sg! tors a certi umber of tickets. i he ERC. n2l Iwre FICE OF TCRETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL- AAREsTING Fat VORM {Lion ov cal fae. AM 7p HE.PERIN THA COMPANY, of New Vork, respect: LAIS, FOR SIX CONCERTS, And breaking dows pulmonary disease when established. All 9 apprise the Citizens of Brookly sore TLE SPeouey at 19 Puiuon street to ashe ony, WiNch'wnt pounder the direction of Mr. Frederick Blair, the daieh wise tea dealer, formerly of 6154 Fulton street, blishment will be opened on Wednesday, the 26th of rents with & large and very choice assortment of Mees which will dely competition. net ‘To be paid on the delivery of tickets for the first cone-rt cheerfully furnished at the office of the ageney. The experience tickets for subscribers can be obtained by spplying totheCom- | St'Tyr, Hastings, and more recently atx exges of cure (ride Lome mittee, for 50 cents each; at the door on the evening of the cou- Gon Laneet) effected bya xeslous fellow laborer, Dy, Hocken, certs, 75 cents each of London, are sufficient of themselves to con timor- (a ous or akeptical ofthe peifvet eurability by the above remedial Committee of Arrangement: agent ofthat justly dreaded disease, Phthisis 1almonalis or JF. WOLTER, 116 West | GEORGE 8¢ rewlar Consumption, Let none despair. For sale by MOORE & CO., INEIDER, 59 THB — Broudway. Crosby st. , the American nts, 21 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES Memb the ‘ichaiben Ann street, ond Elliott, Mag DET sae | Cael oo Ne lembers of the Orchestra: Ludlow, York. Price $1 a bottle—Six bot- JUALITY IMPROVED ee ila An 7 lle ne Ime UA OVED. RA 2. Herzog. . Knaebel, ———_UcKING GUNS PERRY & CO. have the pleasure to announee that A. Hellwig, HL. Schueider, J. Kehl, DUCKING GUNS. J. Lenbard, J ers Tienes of incressod facility. tu the mennivers Len siley have reduced the prices to the level of all other Seat FO SAT Cars us the oatee tinve thelr sepesvocicy in cual. J. Leis, F CASES superior Duck Guns, of the most approved length J. ® form, weight and bore, 4 cates very superior Cocking Gans 6 cases Jow priced bor larger juns. The above yt to ¥. Grebuer, Gr ow in store and will be sold at extreme low prices, vehved Preference gi roves ; «& Foppenbers, Also, full stock of Sporting articles, Gan material ke. ‘sand caution the publicagainst | A. Gerloff, 0% Stawam're A.W. SPIES he Co, 218 treet 7” Subseri | tr 2 fre frequently imposed upon | (C7" Subscript the spuri THE NAVY. them for the i | & PUTNAM, “Hi Sold by all yoners aud Gerlere in Metallic Bove, and by GHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. WwW sn te Recarennitot ane Na have for sal Hints i ! ae jjon cfs Hophy rlitice poh a No. Alergy trent and Nose Me GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA | Pwomeuty preted ramphten. oe" ween MUSEUM DR. GEORGE LEO-WOLF, HE large Saloon and Galleries of the Philadelphia Muse- um will be handsomely decorated and fitted up,,for ding therein du: the Christi the sale and exhibition o rope, hes resumed the practice Chambers street 84: 20 5 ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE TAY CNIO STRENGTHENING PLASTER, | CERTIFICATE NO. 13 —The suojoined certificate, select- | Holidays, « fal and fancy articles. The Saloon will be divided into compartments, which will be let to Storekeepers, Tradesmen, and others, who feel dis- posed to have auxiliary establishments for the sale of Diy y Goods, Books, Music, Stationery, Confeetiona: ‘ays, Ke. he Bazaar will be continually enlivened by full and effi- cient band of music, whilst other and varied entertainments from time to time be totroduced; in faet nothing shall be anamber, is from a gentleman of uaexceptionable santiag aod peepentability, now resident ju the city of Brook: iyn, is Astrong and uaeqnivocal proof of the invaluable cha- rreter of this remedial agent; other evidences of an indisputa- ble nature can be furnished at the office of the principal agent, 69 Chambers stron i THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. jecti ty and great hi derigned to be, emphatieall iain Sttengtvening Plaster, and i unqnatifed uppro! indays.” None will be admiredas deat Circulation---Forty Thousand. of the invaluable properties incorporated in it vie with others in the variety and display ———_—__ Having at times suffered a0 severely as scarcely to be able to DAILY HERALD—Every day, Price 2 cents poe oopy—87 alse my limb, and tendered simost a cripple, | was induced to L opew'on Monday, Dec. 224, and continue day — & per anuum—payable in advance try thisvemedy, and was sarprised to find in'a very short time wail New Years Nicht Y | SWURLY HERALO—Every Sntarday—Priee 6 cents per ion of the Plaster, an almost instantaneous cesses mus of procuring stinds will please mi copy $i 124 cet pec anni payable in advances ; my limbo much relieved that I raised it-and plication’ beemecn’ the hours of ws : AOVERTISEMENTS acthe wanal prices-calways enh i much greaterease than for two years previon theaflice of the M where api i am thoroughly coovinced of its singular efficacy and al ther informa‘ion obtained, v i with their neigh- advance, PRINTING of all kinds exeented with Lp and despaten ty to effes ee eudy ore in bsp naw aua therefore re- on AGE nic aire of compet A. oe Zacahth eer or wn mnieations, by marl wee ad it with confidence to my friends, ilndelphia can have an opportunity to ma- the establishment, must he post pid, of t tage Ww alae: gue LOSEE VAN NOSTRAND. | king cuplication nsbone fin egret, 0 “novel in its | ducted from the sib riya ta ex emit Nem Mohs Mer. IM snd forsale by the importer, No. | Ghneyesanhin the index and mont sped room in ihe JAMES GORDON BEN. ers Patent, and forsale or No. for sucl "3 fi toall who | 4 William street at the Principal Office, No. 6§ Chambers ats | grekaty' inte’ 4 purpose, cannot fail to,be profitable to: New Yona Upraun KaranntsnMnns Appl be riod in 00 . dnd by respectable druggists generally nissveod're ' | foder toeasurcanapartmentorasiands, adi bwebr | (Northwest corner of Fulton and. tvassnu scree! ' \ |