The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1846, Page 3

» . staring bim in the a We aanex two aotes—ona from Parsons, and the other from W P. Winchedter, Biq, re- lative te the late race. They tite very interesting :— New Yonx, Oct. 16, 1846. Epizom oF sap ew Yors Hi Pn plat yablic ju of my conduct : Pee Rarbies infofised tre thet ha had ebesen ase kis wam> pire, and wished me to with Commodore Stevens as to a seven knot breeze, ‘any other conditions of the race, ‘were not included in the papers signed by him cetdoemasee were L e where he wished to start. He nam the Bar I then asked him where twenty- five miles? He showed me a chart, on which was marked down a point, from which the south part ofthe Woodlands bore west by south, as the position for the stake boat (At this point the Northern to, as can be proved by five persons, who business all their affidavit as to the south part of the Wood. bearing west by south) Both boats start d at gnal, and went “ rolling and careering along, trong current running in their favor, and sailing vessel. Run- sheed-—as I al before the wind, rently The Maria rounded the stake boat three minutes and se- conds before the Coquette: thus giving every one on board the Coquette to" understand they satisfied with the position of the stake boat. This was a large boat fora vessel of 160 tons, sloop rigged, before the wind, (which the Commodore says is the worst'way of sailing, against the Coquette, 76 tons, schooner ) After turning the stvke boat and hauling on the |, which | the article in the Herald says was the way of sailing, she wes expected to beat the Coquette. and with 3m. 30s. start she had gained, both bouts stood on the tack thirty minutes; on gine about, (which we generally perform by putting @ helm down and hauling the mein sheet aft, in doing which we y have been wrong, as the Commodore eases off his main sheet in hauling to, in order that the sloop may work .) the sloop wason the her quarter astern, thus giving her achance of run- ning free for the Coquette passing and of her, as she-dropped so fast to leeward we paid no further attention to her, but used all our endeavors to beat the time, which we accomplished, performing the dis- Mr. Stevens, notity the public throt in judgement;” but tance could not be e, which can be proved by twenty- rsens on board the cane and Northern Light. is a plain statement of facts in the case. THOMAS PARSONS. Yacnt Nortnean Licut,? ber 16th. § To rae Eviton oF tHe New Youx Heaap :— I noticys, by a comm in the Herald of this morning, from Commodore Stevens, that he claims hav- ing ten the Northern Light in the late race betweon the Maria and Coquette. In reply, I have only to say, that the Northern Light was not engaged in the race at all. T applied te be admitted into the race, but it was de- clined, consequently my oe ‘was not put into racin; trim but went out with all her extra stores, &c. on board, as stake-boat only, and beat beck under easy sail, (a double mainsail, fed is, and bonnet off ) and the fact of her crossing the bow of the Maria upon two tacks, at so great a distance as not to interfere in the race, may be attributable to accident, as suggested by Commodore Stevens, as I gave strict orders to Mr. Lekin, the sailing-master of Li in presence Captain Thomas of the, pilot-boet Washington, not to in- | terfere in the race in the ty od manner, and in con- formity to my wishes the Northern Light bore away ‘upon twotacks, rather than take any risk of such inter- ferance. As it regards the distance of the race, the Northern Light had nothing to do with it. Orders were jiven by Mir. Parsons to Mr. Li , 8 ling-ma: and Captain Thomas of the Washington, who acted as pilot of the Light Cet ae ware ge to go dead to leeward until the js should = Hs it by y to aoe) letter, as rds the relative speed of Maria and ht, I do not doubt that the Maria will best the Light in smooth water; but I do not believe that any sloop rigged vessel, with centre boards, can beat the Light in a heavy sea and heavy breeze. I should be pow to test this question with the Maria, before retir- ing from yachting, (as is my intention of be | doing ) and asl cannot wait here “for the Maria to refit,” I pro- pose a trial in Boston Bay, at any time within a month, which may be agreeable to Commodore Stevens—the race to take place in an easterly ten knot breeze, or any thing which mey offer e it. AS I have never staked a dollar on any race, | shall not offer to do 80 upon this occasion, but as staking money appears to be essentidl to th: ‘a different opinion from my own, I propose as a substita’e for betting, that if the Maria beats the Light in t roposed race, | will pey inte any public charitable institution in New York city, the sum of‘five hundred or thousand dollars—upon con- divton thet « like shall de. dato charita ble institution in Renan, oi rg pula in the event of the success of the: Northern Light. W. P, WINCHESTER. Morper ann Svicipe in Harrrorp.—We are indebted to Adams- & Co., for the fellowing shocking intelligence. It is almost too dreadful to be tue. [From the Hartford Times, Oct. 14. One of the most shocking and horrible affairs that ever transpired in the peaceable city of Hartford, occurred at E3 — States Hotel, this day at about half-past 12 o'clock. The facts are, so far as we can gather th excitement, follows:—Daniel F. Olcot! . Holeomb hada culty with regard to a note, and ness transactions amounting to several hundred dol lors. The question came before our courts, and was final- ly put over tothe winter term of the Superior Court Within 0 few days, however,a p came m one ofthe parties to settle the matter, and withdraw the case from the courts, and a meeting wes appointed this day, atthe room of Mr. Holcomb, at the U. 8. Hotel, when ‘he proposition was to becensidered. The par ies met alone ond were in the room for some time. At about hgif-p-«t 12 o'clock, the reportof a pistol was heard in the room, which was instantly repeated once or twice. Some jerron connected wi the hotel immediately ‘want in and found beth of them dead upon the floor. Mr Holcom was not seen to breathe; Mr Olcott breatheda few times only, after the discovery was made. Both of them - eee ren the head 1 1 A six barrelle: volving pistol lay upon the floor. Mr. Holcomb had a cnrpectay in his hand The pistol lay between them. ‘here is nodoubt that one of them shot the other, and midst the Lew! | and articles in this line teke a very pro’ | investigated to-day at 12 o0’cloek, before the above jus- | then shot himeelf. There was only one pisto! in the ay Mr Olcott was a single inan, about 42 years of ago, the son of Richard Olcott, deceased, formerly of Simsbury, in this State. He has been e in the clock bu sinesa at the South for many years, but at this time was in the livery stable business iathis city. He wasa re- spectable , and an active businessman. Mr 35 years of age, the son of died some two years since, and was again mar- vo Solar oe ra in wr stfield, Misa al ir ir story, that as published two Fipenwoand ‘imtended to be married tomaevo w, Thurs- y vhe affair is tral: necking: and of a character rarely known in quiet New & ind. It has caused deep meiancholy feeling in this city. P. §—Betore going to press we learn that the pro- povition to settle, came from Holcomb, who selected the Toom ana invitew Olcott in; that it has been proved the foe belonged to Holcomb: and that the ball hole in lcott’s head was small—merely the size of the ball, whilst the wound in Holcomb’s temple is as large as a dollar, the skin being trn up badly, showing ‘fee the 1ol was held close up when it was discharged. wader, 7 ‘and a ram: tothe pistol, were found in Holcomb’s valise. A young man, who sold Holcomb some caps yesterday, swears that Holcomb handed him the same pletol found in the room, to ft the ei ps by troRD County, ss—Hant- py, ag hire D, , 14, 1846 —Th lersigned Jurors bein, i empannelled and sworn to enquire of the vo oem cn ner of the deaths of Daniel F Olcott and Lewis M. Hol- comb, whose deaths were sudden and untimely, and the cause and manner of which was unknown, havi: ed the bodies of suid deceased, and considered ee aves tous,do on our osths say, that the Daniel F Olcott came to his death by means of a shot fired by the hand of Lewis M Holcomb; and said Lewis “1. Holcomb came to his death by tol shot fired by his own hand;—at 1 ited States Hotel, at Hartford, aforesaid, of October, 1846 Whereof we subscribe our names, Kc. Poiltical Intelligence. At a meeting at Tammany Hell last evening, of the Convention for the nomination of county officers, John J Westervelt received an unanimous nomination for She- riff. After several unsuccessful ballotings for County Blerk, the convention adjourned till next Tuesday even, ng. To-night nominations will be made for Assembly John J. Morrell is the democratic nominee for C in the Oth district ; Junius A. Smith in the 334; and on. Mullen, the whig candidate, in the 19th district of this Harvey R. Morris is the democratic candidate for Sens tor in the 9d district of this State Robe: the whig candidate, in the 1st aiatsice. Peasy ete For Apesabty, the wrhiae have nominated Samuel Rogers, Jabez and jefferson. Fullerton soda ve js county ; Wm. 8 : Paiows wae county : Arden Woodruff, snd Sohn ety Orang and Jo yard, in Orange county; Bénjemin Carpen- ter and « hrist tH. Skeil are candidat Niogara ume ma 2 — John C Blanvelt, of Rockland count; tic condidate for Congress in the ge 74 tknen Seen prising the counties of Westchester and Rockland,’ Court Calendar—This Day. ouRT.—273, 187, 9, 10, 12, 18, 17, 22, 93, 24, Sure oonT.—S1, 127, 139, 161, 42, 14, 126, 170, 171, 172 177, 179, 190, 381, 278, 183, 184, 186, 13, 31, 76, 106, 107196, 162, 28, 45, 102, 121, 198, 144, 12,56, 62, 67, 154, Common Pi.xas—207, 229 295, 297, 229,231, 293, 937, 999, 241, 20, 119, 208, 198, 196, 198, 99%, 147, Fam—Tur Teoatta—The ntmost snxiety manifested to wittes: the Regatt: w takes ome morrow at Castle Giariea. aeveral en have t made, and crowds will be collected on Fair is crowded daily with visiters, and seve yentions in machinery have been added within the last yw days. Avery curious 5a) machine, which iz worked by means of the Lewd Me can be applied to al ordinary was exhibit ei . The fg oot tbtreme woth, and upon the senioet x such as are used in sofa | of the foot, and in the same manner | works his machine. it is a simply means of wm with asa razor constructed, but useful article. The mechanics’ tools in | 9 ‘eneral show much improvement. Gold pens, pencils, | minent eat | the Fair, and ell articles of jewelry show the onward | march of improvement. a Casshe [oar nthe yet corner of Sth avenue = | reet presents @ appearance. The | animal thet eitrected etteciion wer ion ox belonging | oats ses eee eee anel vel am of oxen to farmers and agriculturists were exhibited. “Al ° sheep, hogs Eclipse,” « splendid looking hote, hands high, attracted many’ admirers from Middleton, Connecticut. The owner Simmons, of Rhode address before a fall bernacle in the even M. ning Agricultural Convention will meet at the Repository of the American Institute in the Park, at 9 o'clock. Curmton Hatt.—We would again call the attention of | the public tothe course of lectures which are to pave by Mr. Vail, onthe “ Mythology of the Ancients.” Those who with to be nyreeably and profitably employed, will do well to listen to Mr. Vail this evening, combining, as he does, the learning of a ripe scholar, and the power of in ung with real interest, whatever he chooses for the subject matter of his discourse. Tre Paintisa or Tur Laxwine oF © celebrated painting, which is said by good judges to be | the chef d’euvre of Vandi has ‘been lately brought | to this city from Paris, on its way to Washington, where itis to remain. Itis now atthe National Academy of De- sign, ‘and will, we understand, be publicly exhibited to- ry. Police Intelligence. | Charge of False Pretences—Officer Burley, one of | our shrewd und vigilant officers, attached tothe lower | Police, arrested, yesterday, two individuals by the names | b Apts Frost, zs Brookizm st Lewis E. th. of | is city, on a charge preter: equines 1 ricklin, of Providence, Rhode Island, of by | and fraudulent representations, | the following circumstances :—! mboat F. $. Shoals, on the 22d of March last, f bove sum, with the assurance of Smith and Frost, at the time of sale, that there were no liens or encumbrances — said boat to the amount of one dollar, and that they (Smith and Frost,) were the sole owners of said boat; | consequently, upon these representations, Mr. Bricklin | the above sum and received a bill of on the 30th of March. All this went on very well until about the middle of last month, (September,) when a demand was made tor the delivery of said boat by Charles F. Titting hart, as attorney for Erastus 8. Prosser, of Albany, who claimed the same by virtue of a m , executed by the accused, Wm. Frost, to the said Prosser, dated on the 16th day ef July, » to secure the payment of $1750, with interest, Mr. Bricklin feeling well satisfied that Sgoryt wet eae the Lewctsag - os En | gage at the time of representations, w! r the has been cheated and defrauded out of the above stm. Justice Osborne committed the accused par- | ties into the custody of the officer, and the ease will be | tice. Shooting with Intentto Kill.—Captain Wiley, of the 1st | ward, an ral of his officers, arrested last night at Dutch dance house, No. 20 Rector street, a Dutchman called John DeFries, for an attempt to take the life of another Dutchman by the name of Samuel Horn, resid! at No. 108 Delance: by howe |p him with a pis 1d through his ear, and then | ig very near taking his life. Com- e Osborne for trial. Powell, of the 3d ward, discovered some burglar in store occupied by Corwinsand Ed- dy, No. 257 Washington street, last ht, or at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, when clim! up the awn- ed post and entered the second story window, and there found a coat evidently belonging to the burglar, in the pocket of which was $3 20 in pennies. He tracked the thiefinto the yard and out into Greenwich street, when he escaped. Petit Larceny.—Officer Garvey, of the 6th ward, ar- Andrew Hays, nal cc - ite rested yesterday, a fellow cal ing $16 from John Montross, corner of Elm and streets. Locked up for trial. Peter Mullory was arrested and locked up by Justice Ketcham, for fraudulently keeping a pocket book and its contents, belonging to Mr. John Gormly, residing at No. a jennis Mocart rh } et McCarty was caught in the act, by officer Ro- binson,of the 4th ward,of aeakiog a pair of peetleetefatd | ashirt, valued at $8, from the store of Mr. W.H. Lewis, | be of Water street and Peck slip. Looked up for | ja | Strange Girl—Officer Van Riper, of the 17th wari arrested ht, a young Dutch girl of about 15 years | of age, who gave her name as Elizabeth Poll, dressed in | man’s attire. Upon being taken to the station house,she | yahe Was frum Philadelphia, awl Dad nO irleade i is city. She hada bundle, which she carried in her hand, containing her femele clothing and a bonnet. The captain detained her for examination. From Tug West Inpigs.—Files have been re- ceived in this city of the Hingston Qamaica) Journal to the 21st of September, jusive. Much attention is paid to the equalization of the duties | on sugar by the home government, and the Journal sen- | aibly advises the plantei annie for the change in | the right way—that is, by study: economy, impro' ment in culture and processes,and in other ways seeking to increase the product of their estates at dii Kd ex- pense of production. It anticipates that some estates, un- ‘avorably situated, must be thrown out of cultivation for | W suger, mem intimates that even this may be an advantage c estates nilng ile atte! ink juande: comes in Europe, TK code of regulations for the Cos established in , (and noticed by us some time 2go,) has been introduced by the Governor of Jamaica. The Journal laments, however, that provision is not | made by it, as in Trinidad, for clothing the Coolies, they having ‘‘ an snveteraye habit of fins, naked.” Sinsen se. packet Fort aa eee on the 15th = mber, bringing, among o' lligence, that igs Elgin’s a intiment torte Cy secre + of —— lis government of Jamaicais very favorably spoken of, especially in regard to his efforts inbehalf of general educates and for the introduction of agricultural im- Journal announces the of Colonel Bruce, brother of ee be will act in the capacity of secretary to that ry were that the wea- man. The latest accounts from Barbadoes ther was most favorable for the planters, abundant | Bricklin was induced to purchase an interest in the i. | such a degree of cautiousness ot | the opening of navigation to the close of the first week sn verdes $109 Daly. St au.—Verdict for plaintiffs for fuil , ick.—This was an action of traspase. ithe militia fine collector, and arrested ®@ court martial warrant, h ‘8 pep:r signed by Cen. Cummii er ease, wetted. it appesre: was: fees, proved that it wasonthe terms the paper was given. Adjeurned to The oer this mone | and to holders of more than fifty shares one per cent. in | money, andtwoper cént in six per cent. bonds of the | Also, | company, with interest payable quarterly, and redeema- >the reduction in fare Which Wea mid je | i Net profits... ........... $440,475 34 | ‘This is an increase of 65,718 60 over the profits of last | bo: year, and more than 6 per cent onthe capital of the Com, | pany. Of the profits $65,749 64 have been paid on ac- count'of the Baring’s debt; and $284,184 76 to a subscrip- | tion to the Connellsville Railroad, to the reconstruction | | of the road, purchase of locomotives, kc., being $90, | 540 94, or about 1K per cent on the capital. Oi the money remaining the board have applied $20,000 to the sinking fund, on account of the Washing: | ton road loan, and the rest to pay a portion of the divi- | dend of three per cent. which has been declared to the | | stockholders, and made payable as follows :—to holders , | of less than fifty shares of stock 3 per cent. in money, rn ~ Varieties. | ble intwentyy ears. ny has been formed in Augusta, Ga, | The report g every information in regard to the | i ) for the manufacture of coarse | proposed issue of bonds of the company to meet the ex. panama ate ihe carnival, two crowns of ola, stud Id, stud- Valued at over. $60,000, were stolen | with disthond from the ch of Sanite Marie in Aix-la-Chappel, of this church has lately received a, Year, Kc. in which a young man, well known | The followin, offers to return the rt & yearly pension isvsettled ‘upon him, | comes to Boston to receive the lost | condition, p and that an Dr. G. J. Wi of this city, d inst , from hi ed church on Tuesday, he tt, M. D., an eminent dental surgeon, Port Gibson, on Tuesday, the 22d of the lungs. ‘The doctor attend- revious, and communed On parkas New York, it hs , endeared to him by many ti " Fespect to his remains that the solemn Jackson (Miss.) Soutiron, Sept Carpeti Floor Oil Pe Corer Tieaeenti &e., at No. oT, h our C $0 goto find a eason at ble purchases in Car- peti i tendid sei ina Syaier of cexeral Inorest particularly whea establishment, be found centered in et Pet ware rooms ner to be given ‘ork Hotel, can o] G. F, Thomson, Ney | Metallic Tablet Strop—Merchants | and others about of this kind, would do artic an well to call and i welt a eet reece ° vide ri jcates, in proof of their | inventor, from some of | count a ral dis- site ard Hotel. UNDERS & of the cholcest | Perfumery, Dentrifi Ci Toilet Coses’ conselsion’ al ‘neces aa mores most portable form, ener ey omteah Wore te te & SON, 177 Broadway, above Courtlandt street. Navigation @f the Ohio River. Places. State of River Cincinnati . sees 2 foot 83g in Wheelin; sees 2 feet 5 ins. Pittsbu: 1 foot 6 ins. Louis) 8 feet 3 ins. Oct. 15.—6 P. M. The stock market continues very much depressed, and prices without any very mate: abundant, and first rate business by the banks, but they do not appear disposed make loans upon stock security to any extent. ‘We are glad to see Danks, as it tends to check any ment, and confines their operations more. to legitimate channels. There are evidently great fears entertained by the managers of our banking institutiong in rela tion to the operation of the new finanglal sys’ tem of the government, and they appeat deter- mined to place themselves in a position as it ble as possible. ‘The independent treasury bill will go Jato operation on the 1st of January, 1847, and our modern | NOUR nod 87 financiers know no more what will be the offect of that | der Capt. act, combined with the treasury notes in circulation, upon the finances of the country, and the currenéy generally, than the man in the moon, and in their igno France they know not which way to turn or what to do. There has been a fair demand for foreign exchange for this packet, notwithstandieg which quotations for sterling have slightly declined. We now quote prime bills on London at 8a 844 per cent premium ; en Paris at 5£311{ @ 6f.30. The tolls received on the public works of this State for the first week in October this year and last, and from in October in 1845 and 1846, were as follows :— New Yorx Strate Canats—Amount or Touts. | «++ $104,361 20 95,002 34 $9,348 96 Increase... eee eee eeeer sees The total amount of tolls received on all the New York State Canals, from the opening of navigation to the close of the first week in October, 1846, was, $ $1,995,515 92 1,848,102 59 Increase in 1946, over 1845........ $147,413 33 | The weekly increase, as the season advances, is grow. ing larger and larger, and for the month of November this year we have no doubt the receipts will be very large, compared with those for the same month last year | The anxiety to get produce from the interior to the sea | board increases as the time for closing the canals ap. | proaches, and we have no doubt but that there will be @ | great rush between this and the Ist of December. The Fulton Bank has declared a dividend of five per cent for the last six months, payable on the 2d of No- vember. The Bank of New York four per cent, payable on the Tne Planter Bonk Kingston, has declared 1» at 5 ‘mi- annual dividend of five per ott ts The Jamaica Times of the 21st says :— The United States Sipece ton kere 8 . on Spitfire) arrived on Saturday, jarbados, te te Chagres, where it ia understood the United States govern ment are about to form a fora line of packets , between that place and New York. Tffis island being on | the direct Jine from the States, it is to be hoped that ar- rangements will be made to visit Kingston. Our inter. | course with the neighboring republic is now very consi- derable, and we know of more likely to increase it than the establishment of the steam communication | Proposed. } This editor writes rather enigmatically. What | does he mean by neighboring republic ? We think | that he is a little out about the dépdt. | Before Recorder Scott end Ald, comet | r fo yn and Walsh. anion McKeon, Eeq , Distt Atey. | Davis, alias lard, convicted.—On ping th this morning, the ‘Recorder tail he grag tives hte: { charge to the jury in the case of James Davi Collard, charged with being concerned with P; Honeyman, and; Miller, in robbing the , of Poughkeepsie, of $32,000, onthe 7th of Apri iaat The | jury retired to their room about half past 12 o’clock, and, | after aconsultation of four hours and a half, came into | court and returned a verdict of guilty. { bsence of the prisoner’s coun- | sel the judgment Court, in accordance with the of the District Attorney, was deferred until ; Davis was then remanded for sentence. } Trial for a Nuisence—Henry Abel was indicted for nuisance Ba agen of 13th street and the Several other witnesses deposed to the critical thatthe lives of passers by. immediate neighborhood Thesucy, ond protracted consultation, idle ‘ sere ne daniges fos Rel ae | tion of the subject. Su Court. sas FON Judy ane 5.— | onas vs. McKinley and others—This case was summed up yesterday. Judge Oakley will } charge the jury this morning. Before Judge Vanderpoel. Morrell vs. Wood —Sealed verdict this morning. Cireult Court. Before Judge Edmonds. her 16.— Doughty vs. Hope.—Sealed verdict this morn- ‘Atlas has a communication frou Roches- inst., which A breagh in the ca- = crening ¢ py! Harbor, whieh will welv. yi Taaeet,, te repates we at boats were into the or three 2d of November. At the annual election for directors of the New York and Erie Railroad Company, on the 13th inst., the fol- lowing gentleman were elected :—Benjamin Loder, Ste phen Whitney, Silage Brown, Henry Shelden, Daniel 8. Miller, Stewart C. Marsh, Henry Suydam, Jr, Willham E. Dodge,.Shepherd Knapp, Samael Marsh, Robert L. Crooke, A. 8. Diyen, of Elmira, John Wood, Thomas Tileston, Corneliv.s Smith, Thomas J. Townsend, Homer Ramadell, of Nevvburgh. Ata meeting of the directors, Benjamin Loder was re elected Presiderit, and Stephen Whitney, Vice President, both unanimously. This important work is going ahead rapidly in its ex- tension, aud must be, before the lapse of many years, in active operstion from this city te Lake Erie. The tide of travel on the Mohawk and Hudson Rail- road ia stiRon the increase. The following are its earn- ings for the week ending Oct. 7th :— Monawx anv Hopson Rattnoao 2,615 05 beet 4 $2,738 60 RII3 65 During same period in 1845, Increase upward of 23 per cent, being $515 05 ‘The following are the earnings of the road duri vg the same week, for the last five years :— 1841.4... 1842 .. ‘The receipts for the week this year exceed those for the corresponding week in any previous year, with one | exception. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Balti more and Ohio Railroad was held on Manday, and the wentieth annual report of the President and Directors made. port of Mr. McLane, the president, giving an accotint of | % 70) the affaira of the Company, and the other a letter to Mr. MeLane from Mr. 8. Jones, Jr., (who, during the presi- dent's absence, acted as president pro tempore.) giving an account of the general operations for the past year. It appears from the letter of Mr. Jones that in the year Past, there were transported, over the main stem, 193,916 tans of merebandize and 29026434 passengers, being an increase of 52,509 tons and. 77,506 passengers To meet this great increase of the travel and trade, the machinery of the Company has been much increased. There were 18,393 tons of coal carried over the road— | an increase of 2,373 over Jast year. The relaying of the road to Harper's Ferry, with a new ‘and improved rail, has been progressing vory rapidly, and is expected to be compdeted for use before the first of January next. The number of passeuge.rs carried over the Washing ton road was 157,156 in the year, being an increase of 58,568 over the previous yemr; and in the same time the revenue from this road ipergased $21,951 60—an increase ‘The report consists of two parte—the first being tae re- | Gr ; F. Murdoch, Fie! ward Patterson, | pense of relaying the road to Harper’s Ferry, the exten- sion of the road tothe Ohio, the shares ($350,000) of the stock of the Conaellsville Rail- | road, the prospects of the company for the ensuing ubscription for 700 ig gentlemen were elected on the | | part of the stockholders, directors of the Baltimore and | 5, Ohio Railroad Company, viz:—James Swain, John I. | Donaldson, Jacob Albert, Samuel Hoffman, James Har- | } wvod, John P. Kennedy, Columbus O'Donnell, William | Iding Lucas 8. W. Smith. Jr, Wm, 1. Marriott, Ed” Vid Stock Exehange. 3 96% 0shs Harlem RR 52 6,55 99 10 ~ do blo 5244 io 10” do 100 do dims 67. 300 do 100 do jing Mtg Bd 10 do 4 shs Morris 100 do 100 do 100 Nor & Wor 106 do s60 6 wo do 2 ao 200 do 39 $0 Canton Co odo 394 100 Reading RR sim 63 40 Erie RR a 100 do Sms 65 Second Board. 200 chs Harlem RR, b10 42% 100shs Harlem RR 360 52% 5 do 60 2 100, do beo 53 J do sl0 52 50 lo sl0 52, bo wo bso 53 50 do slo $25 i do 83 52% 50 Morris Canal B60 67% % do s60 525g 150 Reading RR oie Wo do ba New Stock Kxchange. 50 she FarmsT'r, bty 2544 100shs Harlem RR 33.51% 150 Nor & Wor KR enw 58% 50 do bs 52 2% © do 83 587, 100 © do ¢ 52 2 do Mon 59 100 do Fu 52 % do bt 583s 50 do tw 52h 100 do c 50 do Fri 5284 50 do sl0 59 400 do c 52h 25 do ce SM, (50 do bow 524 75 do 315 3, 50 do sl0 52% 125 do b3 59% 1008 do © 52%q % © do bS 59% 50 di 83 593g a” do s3 a 3 5 do b7 So Reading RR 30 4 sag | 300 Harlem RR a3 : i do c | ® do Fri a eed On the 14th inst, in ‘Trinity Church, by the Rey; Dr. Higbee, Dr. Cranues H, Haut, of Burlington, Vt., to Miss Lovisa E. daughter of the late G. 8. Clarke, of Au- guste, Georgia 1 GG- Augusta papers please copy. At Albauy, on the 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr. J. N. Campbell, Mr. Natuanier Davis, Jr., of New York, to Mancaner A. daughter of Henry A. Williams. | On Wednesday morni | of Juste Ducommun, ay ‘The relatives bers of Concord Money is | orderin general, a: » having but a short | funeral, from he: | geen afternoon at mn. xo Wednesday, 14th inst., Aonrs Nrit, a native of so, Scotland, Died. , Mrs, Jute Decomaun, wife 46 P fae” and friends of the family, also the mem- Lodge, No. 43, I. O. ef O.F. and the pectfully requested to attend her residence, No. 5 Rose street, this 3 o’clock, without further invita- ri |, wife of Walter Aitkin, in the 27th year 2. Brands of the family, also those of his brother and brother inlaw Allan Hay, are respectfully attend her funeral, this afternoon, 2 o’clock, from her late residence, 272 Spring street, without fur- ther invitation. Her remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery for interment. Oct. 15th, Joun Patrick, onl, son of Patrick and Mar- garet Culhane, aged 2 years and 20 days. The friends are respectfully invite: ral, from 468 W: At Plymouth, In Frei instant, Col. By | During the war he se: i in of infamtry. © Iphia, on ‘Tues ann, in th) State. ricksbu to attend his fune- ‘ater street, at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Michigan, on the 27th ult, Jacop Ror- years and 13 days. He volunteered under tt, “the hero of fort Stanwix”—was Lieut. un- Cebra, of Freysbush volunteers, and served ag ate under C: ieee of P rankfort, on the 11th inst., Capt. Samve. Fracu- “aged 81 years. Cupt. F. was One of the eurliest set- | ue: ‘the town tady, on the 7th inst., Mrs. Many Hooxer, her age. This lady was the widow of of Windsor, a direct descendant of the | , the founder of Hartford, and during and commencement of the present most \t India merchants in | ap Va., on Thursday evening, the lst s, of that town, aged 65 years. dn the e Gross—was wounded in the hip at , and was confined 18 months in conse- of town, und county of Oneida. RDC. regular army wil 2d. inst, ed by the citizens of Chester county to represent them in the State Legislature, and in connection with Lancaster and Delaware counties, was in 1828 returned #s a mem- ber of Congress for the district, and in 1880 was re- elected et 4 SITUATION vate family; best city vefei a respectab! man as cook in a pri ol6 1t*r A‘. ONSIEUR ‘Charlemagne, at by the ne desirous of feetly competent to Of means sufficient for a proper extension of the business ws hecess that and if of c! poner qualificat le Messrs. the anci aes. senses to both \c the course, can had at the Hal, or of Mr. Val at the jassical e references will be ex my of the ancient WANTED. x-Professor at the Colle his time mach occupied ee Jessons thr. ugh the d struct in the kngli ASSISTANT F. RICHAR. the man should be of affable man Person possessing the ions, aud families. lace their famil ons tee t when occu Particulars, ply to Mr. ureh. UCKWHEAT CAKE ickwheat Ci ? oom, kept by Hi. w wt will fad Buckwheat, Wheat, Indian Sed indian Cake at alt it} Col Breakfast, To Lect IRERS—The Welch Baptist Charch, re NOTICE. together with th ‘hates ‘Sertag eh bye Cambrian eve ‘or ti the rear of the ol6 "Fr pi (OHARDS ‘O THE LOVERS OF ood Saba —Do you want a g te ol If you do. call at_the New York oppelman, 217. Falton street, and Wheat rs, a8 good as can be found in the dinner and tea at all hours. Open on Sun- O16 1w*r BATTLE OF MONTEREY. ARONY & MAJOR have just publish Printe—one & ai cea, of Gen. Pr it beat prises: to which they would call the at mise Age: m thé most favorable SAK startling sentation of the Siege t porta: ished a correct fall length likesees and colored mld jon of the public. 1 parts of the count mptly atten 5 ithe prinelpel cities ‘and towns, who will fully ke MAJOR, £9 Nasean st. YANKEE DOODLE. Ni Two. ; HE, second number of YANKEE DOODLE will be publis! It contains ant thas the first ntry agent PR amt = f now\exist lence, dees an ry eff ects produced by a slight vue of your air, Ps supplied at a liberal discount, 1s supplied with all the new publicat es. eee He taa: ed. is mugh beter . 3 aber P wade, ‘men, boys aud carriers v . H, GRAHAM WM. He Gbane Bld ing. at day night, the 13th inst., Mrs. it year of her age. ven. Apply No 1 6th ous of extering into a profita- ‘engagement, will please leave their dommunicatious with larriet & in himself betwee r Bi MK. VALE’S LECTU AT CLINTON 3. Jeetures, 50 cents. Those holding trod wi ed two splendid, | o the Generals Ampudia and | re tive staffs, treating for th Monterey; bath tastefully colored. per hundre also jist ] Hor, an cturen of ails batten; fogetber with AVOTION SOTICES, ae eh JAVOB B FLATT, Ane's. SS RT Ie Pe cae te ft Ae bo ks, school rulers, I + cam chess men, mathematical instruments; gilt eacil Cage, emmbosse Vetter folders, dn, st pont ons sm and piaia lette floe sesling wax, scissors, razors, peul cologne wa- ard and fob ort some of which demy, medium Jouruals, cash jon of mer. | be obtained Also, ie ye assorted letter papet uperior fall and extra bow aud ledgers, day books nd letter books, worthy th will be sold in lors thatset compl: ‘Also, 1000 half bound cap porks, ruled and lined, in lo reat variety of quills, viz; swan, of very high co ers , 10¢0 dozen ivory and pearl surface visiting and other blank cards, Also, about 250 bu d letter paper, of all qualities. \ ‘Also, royal, super royal, medium and demi paper. with whieh the sale wail commence, a very large lass counter case, with plated sashes, and five letter if ia, After which. the admired fare: ARK it Chas Ki Mi ady Eveline Amyot, Mr Chae 1 faud, Mrs Kean; Due’ De Joo) will col Mrs Dress | ry, 12) 1 ee au Wid's RHE CO! Filippo, Wal Cafarini, Miss Cli whie After "Vo conclude Doors open ‘irele, 50 cents: cents: MKS. KEAN'A BENEFIT, aed tre Wig G3 RECRERE SS Waar foyer ean: Lord Arden, D: Jaber Sneed, Fi her; m ‘ean; Neville, Mrs Hunt; clude wih FOLLIES OF ‘A NIGHT~Philip, Mr peu at at haik-past 6 oPelock. velock. Boxes 8 THEATRE.—Friday Evening, October (th. formance wil! commence with the t f the Moor of Venice—Othell: Clarke; Roderigo ) Jordae ; Desdemos and the performances 1; Pit Weents; Gal- +e of the DEAD SHOT Heevor Timid Hetewes Chat Ke, curtain will rise at halt peat T= ipper Boxes. 25 ceuts: Pirend Gatie- Madison. Sergeant at 7 of F TAKATAL— Friday eve. His rull be performed the comedinat of arini, Vir 3 (Count Fiesco, Clarke; Carina, werd of by THE BEE AND THE ORANGE Mr cia JOU PRETTY JOHN & CO THE SECRET. pit one shilling; 3. ‘open at Naif past 6 o'clock: curtain rises at 7. Jeo! foltowe: nts; upper boxes 25 cents; private boxe: use clock, very fine. pean ow ready’ “Wai. W. SHIRLEY, aw HITE PATENT Iron Stone C n WILLARU— Wednesd consisting part of 1200 dozen dishes, 9 to 22 0 12 inch; tureens, boats, Ware, Rex pitchers. half 0 t k blue ironstone C | Also, ac t | | ware, and 50 packages | | | ol6 Iter OLD ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS 'T AU! TION—A, Levy will sell on Saturday. Cage's at 293 Broadway, an entire mvoice of old | nd Lithographs, to suit every fancy, just | of which are pat pin | fr + 293 Broadway, an exten: msisting in part of double e in fruit; Roses, Agapanthus, Plumbago, Jessamines, Cactus, ‘Azalias, Myrties, with many other varieties, and of choice sorts. Sale positive, : 5 On Saturday evening, a large sale of Eagravings, Jest im ported. r GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD NG LOTS, IN THE CITY OF NEWARK. | HE SUBSCRIBER, Executor of jast Will em ment of Gra, ‘Thoma Ward, deoeasedy will wll atpublic 4 of Cctober, next, on the premises, at 2 o'clock P.M. Fifty Valuable BUILDING. ‘Washington, Plane, N co it, and Bleeeker streets, ad of said Thomas Ward, ng & partof ihe how deceased, aud directly fronting his Iste tesidenee. These lots situated in the improved part of the city of Newark, with- and present a most de- feet of Washington Comm je opportunity either for investment or of obtaining hindaome location ax 8 private residence. "The property in the vicinity is mostly built apon and is constantly besmning } more valuable. A map of the property, can be seen at the of- bay of po Cook, Ne ~ road street. jitions made known on the y of sale. "WM. PENNINGTON, Executor of Gen. Thomas Ward, dec. LOST, ; N Sunday afternoon last, the 1th inst.,.on going from Howard's Hotel to the ferry, at foot of erty 1, & gold Bracelet, set with three octagon gamet stones. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving itet the Howard Hotel. derepeecets 016 eod3t#re iii FOR SALE, LARGE bea eek of topical hae Testele) bare just ry , and are cheap for cash, at the store of een receive p.foy aah, at Terms and con- o8tol7excSu*r i Geutlemen in business will will fiud the location very con- venient for its con'iguity to Wall In? vIL—OIL—OIL, G02 WHITE Winter il, at six shillings per pl usually sold for one dollar; pure white Sperm Oil, w: ranted to burn all night, aud give a beautiful, clear and bi Hiant light, at one dollar per gallon; Solar Gul, of a supe ty, , allon; for sale by bess ene ERTAML =2) i oe z, i) ie a So ol6 Iw*r of the Bowery. E CLARKE’S SACKS, st., opposite the Washington Stores. 'L AND CHEAP—By purchasing all my go am enabled to offer 116 William RA for cash, and giving no man credit, I ally , for | , and an $18 cvat for $15, an vy other garment in pro- | portion, Iam likewise provided with a magnificent, assort- ment of fi and Back Coats My black cloth Sacks, with silk collars and fronts, are $11; some as low as $5. ‘These coats are fuulttess in ‘style, and unprecedented fo hh a } Bey G B. CLARK, 116 William street, | formerly with Brundage, Broadway. KNOX, 128 FULTON STREET, (Sun. Building,) a Deeming it unnecessary to ‘euter into particular | cting his Fall Fashions for 1846, would simply state that yle will excel in beauty. ligntness, taste and color, er 0 to the Hatwearing public of the city rk. His prices are as low as his hate are fine. re 013 Stis*re SEAMAN & MUIR ILL open their new and extensive Dry Goods Establish ment, No. 321 Broadwey, Ist door above the Hospital Green, ou Monday next, the 19th day of October, at 9 o’¢ jock A.M. ‘Their stock is entirely fresh, has been selected with, preat care, expressly for the city ti it rednced peices, aud com: 's as rich an assortment of Parisian Dress and Faucy Dry ds as have been offered tothe public daring the present autumn, cntdeat the grent falling off m prices wil ensble them to it reat falling off is rices offer greater inducements than cau be offered by established depreciated stocks ou hind. mprises eve: jety, of houses having old and Their assorumen vas » Decosse, jou els Hair, Cashmere, emp oidered wis, (rome of which are equal to any offered this es and Embroideries, Mouraing Goods, Parisian stogesher with every va- ble goods usually kept in the nts. of AT rt & Co. on | cert Kiaugit ther his easy years and his perfect knowledge of the Broadway trade, wi jim to offer, at al an attractive stock of good: to the prevail ABte and fashions. ol EPRINT of Blackweod’s ‘English price per number, 50 cents; reprint, 64 cents—ivo | just published, contais the os celebrated anthors of England, Court, Haut Tou, ke. For sale by. H. Graham, Burgess, Stringer & O15 2tis* re CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND ALL DISEASES UF THE LUNGS. SSTTES TE RESETS z AND GENUINE PREPARATION, Hee Golde, Asthinn, Brouchitis, Liver Complaint, Spit ting’ Blood, Dittienity of 4 sean Side | icky Soe dettog Sars Sao” Nervous Debilicv, and all diseases of the ‘Thioat, Breast, and Lungs ; the most effectual and speedy cure ever known for md is 4 com IND SYRUP OF ymedies of the day, and they area great variety, F siuich profess to be of grest valne to ant aunty, eee Dror pronounce, DR. SWAYNE‘ CO! GUND SYRUP OF WILD CHI f the great- veri of modern Rejence. OF al put for for the cure of remedy could be named which has in 20 vot time acquir unbounded confidence h mireculows cures; an umm from the faculty and a ‘of time acquired the public, and has perform: merited and received so m Others, as this juatly celebrated remedy. y ‘UL OF YO! COLDS. LU Cake ‘a cold but ¢ trifling of itsel! ins few ut it. But to ” do not tam- desire to live to 5 need asy ans La VANES COMPOUND SYRUP HY het cured more colds than nny other eriBcates of per with your com | “old mg tang suc! ent cure. OF WILD CHEK medicine offered a Lad ee Bo ot ag) plan properties, and the high rank it ide i on. | al Fee ds who have w Or SWAYNE COMPOUND SYRUF OF WILD y m4 tmadien ever ingented Tae the care’ of all PULMONARY ret st all prey i purpot to contain SS tel re . AYE. 'e observed to purchase from the regularly appointed “eprineipal Office, comer of EIGHTH and RACE streets, Accents in New medics ev. AFFE th id John streets; R. A. Sanve, tebe ally proffer. you this litle testima Waaren, 30 Bleecker street, J.C. Hant, 18 | tion. Witn great reapect ‘am, dear sira, ort J eeropan i Fahaas th Dopo, 771 Brondway, emote" onT, + Grmdst | Wet brnaira B Oona Bons Weng Joi re. Pere A f Brosdway; y care E Hon Saat Me thenee' oleiter | eo; Hoapter, FR EAT F CASTLE GARDEN. CES TO ENGLAND, IKELAND, ' Be eA Tato they Mae ae Codveasion will mest ‘AND SCOTLAND. * Yr at ihe Reposniocy of the Americin PARTIES wishi in large or Fak at Qo'clock AM. Fireworks at the mali sums to their , FS, "eager ee lc ga aot poe ne ao eal ex ‘ ia or Seeperins ine races, are requested to call at the Managers! prone E, m in owns in Pa i Hone ke. °F ———PIANOFORT ES Uae ates theme ie rogularly. forwarded bY ALE—A very saperior mahogany second (hand six | party to reesite it, Koof BELL & SON, sabes cant ales ae tear a nAWAn Bip tie of: & bat & houseke: 7 ean gre wail be olde rat bara ly. Can "Rocket's. Pi Broome street, comer of Broadway. John T aren Friday Bvei I BRILLIANT STOR Will pl Me ‘Sr. Fe will apy BOWERY CIRCUS. or of the 1ING OF MONTEREY, By the tegulars and Volunteers under GENERALS TAYLOR AND WOKTH! Kendall's Brass Band Jay during the evening »ll their famous Quick Steps, x “3 “may "pollaceas, Sc. e y . Dale, Lip: mith, with 's host of other talent, will ap) ‘acts of horsemanship. elix Carl Trick Clown, 1s engaged, and In two Toni, ATRE, PH LADELFHIA e Manager. “decorated im the now the most beautiful Theatre "MR. JAMES WALLACK, Sr., of his grent original charveters of Allasandro Massa- in the romantic drama of the Brigand, with all its ap- propriate scenery, costume and tableawx, and Martin Hey- wood, in the domesti THIS E Will be acted the play Massaroni Marie Gra: ma of the Ren v4 ING, OCT. ‘WHE BRIGAND. it Day. i, To conclude wit 0 conetude ws WAL E. NUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA ARSHALL, Lessee......W. R. BLaxe, Manager. Fifth Appearance o| MR. ANDERSO ‘Tha eminent Tragedian, in this city, since hix retura from ba FRIDAY EVENING, Octoner 16, 186, will be performed : OTHEL ahs ah Othello. Mr Andersou lago, @ Jas esdemona, Miss A After the play, te To conelu FAINT Saturd: Walters will ‘alters will aj rin a grand NISH DANC| ay de wil h the— HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. lay evening, Mr Anderson’s Benefit. Mr Forrest will make his first appearance since his return from Europe, on di rt. x the following ga rs, Seguin, Mr, Mad’slle Dimier. &e. Rositively, pocered i200 with Popular operatic corps, in, Madame Augusta, y, it: Frazer, Mr. Seguin, Cham! *pRERIOVS and Orient Extraordinary and ol: _—__ ‘ PALMO’S UPERA HOUSE, bers street. tal Soiree of Mr. ALEXAN- ER. the Young Magician, just arrived from Paris. ednesday K'vening, Oct. 14, nprecedented Exhibition of SPLENDID AND SURPRISING ek a mis Bra p stnire. FEATS OF MAGIC, A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, || ‘Dneextensive stage, of Palmo’s Theatre will present the 8 DESIROUS of entering a family, or in an hotel, as do-'| appearance of « splends Saeite: Me cas give guea-recesmendationn: Ade : TEMPLE OF ENCHANTM' 333 Bowery. o16 4t*r | magnificently illumi: d by hundreds of 11 "RS. EOHILTON, ~~ | __ The Orchestra will olay the new quadrille: S. E. HILTON | Lessons, and the Canal St Martin. 84 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church. ‘The amusing Panchinello Dance, by the young Derruder. FPURNISHED and pleasant apartments, with bedrooms | ‘The evening's entertainments will conclude with the great attached, for permanent or transient boarders; suitable, | Bear Poll di at the first Theatres of is. 0, for gentlemen and their wives, with or without board, | Boxes, 50 cents; second tier boxes and pit, 25 cents; chil- the privilege of breakfast dren hall pric ‘Doors open at7 o’clock. Performances to commence at 8. 4 THE ALHAMRA SALOON, 559 Broadway. near Prince street ADMISSION REDUCED TO ONE SHILLING. ‘This splendid, fashionable and well known establishment is now open for the season. Musical entertainments every evening, with the astonish ing performances of MONS. ADRIENT, the greatest Magician of the 19th century. Dancing by M’lle Jesselyne. Doors open at 7—commences at 8 o'clock. wre CAMILLO SIVORPS ._ SECOND CONCERT Will take place on Friday, October 16th, at the TABERNACLE. CAMILLL FIVOR! will perform— 4. The first part of a rand Fantastic Concerto, (B min } pei phe celebrated Rondo “It Campaneilo,” (The Hand- tne tayori tions on the air “Nel Cor,” Viohn Solo, compo ” PAGANINI, He will be assisted in his Concert b MISS L. MUS, MONS. P. MAYER, And a numerous and select Orchestra, led by oldr € MICHELE RAPETTI. NEW YORK GALLERY Of THE FINE ARTS. 1S Instatuti Motuadas ig the Park dark. On Monday an bealfiantly lighted watt yo i The arrangements with the doorkee per. ing the building known as , is open daily from 9A. M. until iuesday evenings the rooms are Membership oue dollar. ‘Single admission 25 cer ablic Schovls admitted free on Sa.urdays, by m oT 2wis*re HOWES & CO.’S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS. TES nnrivalled ¢o1 Cataki aired jarrii ken The trians, amen; fag teue public to ive news") or iy sia er of Equestrians will perform at October 12th; at Oakhill on the 13th; at Gilloa ca the isth; at Roxbu'y on the sth; at be F at Woodstock oa ye 19th; at Saugar- at Kingston on the 21st. is a it Establichment ever organized im the Seates, comprising 150 ‘Men and Horses, requiring 36 to convey the performers, vane le Lf of the mpany has attached to it eng whom is the Greatest Female Hider ie MARIE: MACARTE, ia; her grecelel aul ocination sidsea ; an drew ingiesie with which she ehates her gifted and highly-educated artiste arena in munidiary nd daring Tos i the brillant of the comprising the HE PIANO TAUGHT on very moterse, terms, by’ person t knowledge of the science, direates to teach't thoroughly Terms, 3 dol USIG and who undertakes to horoughiy. Terms, 3 d0 y ishing to i iction wil Pftne address line to" Music, at the Herald Ofice.” P'sle Imis® re my FO Ae broadway; a puis of ce he jares, seven years old, of good size, et eTatched-—have been, driven ine family tate relfor two years by the preseat owner, and can ehh ia ha sd ho. epentee! Hockuway Carriage, mere Fg erst PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK CO T de dle, folk. HE Fall M over fon Tuesday, the 34 of vs. Noy. 3, purse $200—T'wo mile heats, under the sad~ by =f ali $i Uiting Roveee exvere Hleceew? and Lady Suf bove Course oT Rovember ‘and continue two ‘Same day, purse $100, free for horses that never won money, 2mi eats. ad i 100 to the second best, 2 mile hence ta hentia, Ine cot Guna pesos ‘Same day, eats, best 3 in 5, to wi » ety ote 0, OF or " ‘ purses4o be it Green ke e's, in New York, athe ‘Courme in, Fladelpiie ‘on Mon: aaa Te ig Oe | ott eodeasthPje S'Re t, WAREHOUSE /A8, D. easnewe « ties, ee bracimg, extra fine as mediam ian’ La Normas, Castillos, . salo ‘assortment of Tebaceo, ot i + el is of low rh ss ARDROBE AND FURNITURE LEFT OFF WARVEINTED. RR GENTL! EN hay ine. rap Ce me Nee will ‘at their + ediea can bo attended to by Mrs LEVERWEER: sid Imere HES! HES! A ree erect and healthy Swedish Sitwae to be transported any é Y s18 Im *rh Importer Ae 38 Tear articl: be man: