The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1846, Page 4

r the heights on the Saltillo road, and the battle play, the cooks of our army within reach of cannon, were busie r their fires, pre- | d carrying round to the troops their rations, any’ of which Wore eaten by the soldiers without sus. pending the operations of their artillery, ramming down a twenty-four pound ball with one honk ond ‘and a rasher of { with the other. Shade ef Old Hickory: how he would have exulted over such a set of me! Sut the most significant item of news we have received remains yet to be t Ampudia, to in- duce the Ameri ofticers to an armistice, xepresseted to them that Santa Anna was beleaguered a rebel and was in danger of being sup- cheese! ‘Ampotia 4 jired to proceed to his rescue, and gave the most ae assurances of the friendship of Santa Apna toward the id Stat of his line. sition for peace, a consummation h would only be the more lily effected by permitting Ampudia to march off with his men to the relief of the Dictator, whereby he would be placed in a position to meet the wishes of both nations in an immediate closing of the war. Thisis rather tough; but merely in keeping with the character of Ampudia. More anon THE DOCTOR. Barrimons, Oct. 28, 1846 Murder Trial—The Bank Defalcation—Theatricals. A negro named Joseph Alexander was Jetaier | | found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing a colored boy named Washington Shepherd, about a year ‘The boy was in the service of Mrs. Lyon, a carriage driver and house servant, and being sick, Alex. | ander volunteered to sit up with him and nurse him, but during the night he knocked his brains out with an axe. The reason that he murdered him ix supposed to have | bee: jesire to obtain the boy’s situation ns house ser- vant and carriage driver. | No clue bas yet been found as to the whereabouts of | Turner, the Bank defaulter. carrying was in the nem paring since. The Roman amphitheatre of Sand’s & Lent has been | good crowded to overflow on the last two nig ceipts, I learn, from good autho: per night. Next week Mr. Anderson is to commence his en age- | ment st the Holliday street theatre, with the Walnut | street company, to sustain him. During his last perform. | ance in this ee he drew immense houses, more so than the Keans. performed in this city altogether about twenty nights ling the large Front street theatre nightly to overflow A great rush may, therefore, be an- | ticipate ILADELPHIA, Oct, $0, 1846, Your correspondent js assailed with low vituperation this morning, by a print professing to be a luminary in | this hemisphere. The offence given isa statement made | 2gsyouB 100, 60, and 26 bbls, were.soli from railroad | in a recent letter that the proclamation of the new She- riff would be void of effect in Moyamensing, because the police officers despised the author, in consequence of | their variance in politics. The truth of this remark is becoming more apparent every day, for the document in question is openly treated with derision by the officers, and the tegp, “my bailiwick,” so often repeated in it, become a catch-word, and has only to be mentioned to | rajse alaugh among them. This is occasioned partly by the fact that the Sheriff has aimed his proclamation solely against Moyamensing and tho gang of “ Killers,” when other clans of rowdies exist in Southwark and the upper districts, against whom he might with equal propriety, | have launched the thunders of his first official dictum. The allusion previously made to the proclamation, was | intended more asa regret than otherwise, that his on- deavor to put down this notorious gang should be so re- | ceived. | The train from imore last evening was thrown off | the track near C consequence of running over three cows. The express car was upset, but none of the | passengers were injured, ‘They were, however, delayed | upon the road for several hours. | ‘The remains of Commodore Decatur were transported | from Baltimore to this city without charge by the rail- road company. A man named Benjamin Hewett, was yosterday killed upon the railroad bridge, at the’ Falls of Schuylkill, while attempting to cross the track while the train was moving towards a stationary one, for the purpose of be- ing connected with it. He wi ught between them, and crushed so that he died almost instantly, The argument in the trial of Professor cluded, and givento the jury yesterday, journment of the court. ‘This morning they brought in a verdict of acquittal, the county to pay the costs. ‘The flour market continues dull, with no change in | prices, and trifling sales. | ‘The stock market is also without animation. State 5’s closed at 67%. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Oct, 30.—Finsr Boann.—1320 State 5's, "55, 6734; 3000 Ten- nessee Bonds 5’s, interest Ist March, a tifsi is Lehigh Stock, 18; 800 State 6’s, 73; 1000 Kentucky 5 Srconp Boann.—i0 “Farmers’ and ‘Mechanics’ jank, 44345 Pennsylvania Bank, 260; 5000 State 4's, us AVTER Sares\—7000 State 5’s, 67%. | { | | | Atnanr, Oct. 28, 1846, Silas Wright's Position—The Conservative Convention | at New Scotland—Proceedings of the Convention. A cursory glance at the political history of this State | for twe yeors past, and particularly at the position of | Silas Wright during that period, will sustain the general | conviction that the course of this gentleman, in case of his re-election, in regard to many prominent measures of policy will be very essentially modified. Conciliation and an unreserved communion between the wings of the | party is projected, and when it is seen how often the supremacy of the democratic principles has been hazard- od, and how eminent the danger of defeat is now, it ia confidently believed that a rule of conduct will be ob served under his administration, for the future, which will effectually defeat any attempts at the disorganiza- tion of the party. It is judged that if the action of this gentleman in respect to any mpasure of public Policy has been opposed to the interests of my whole party: | that it will be reviewed and chi ture the natur the case may that the disaffection existing in this county will materi- ally affect the vote of the State this fail; but when Jit is considered that the conservative ‘part in portion of the State will be ie ly ¢ idea by the instruc they may re- ceive from the central position, the line of conduct which that central position may see fit to adopt, becomes at once of the utmost interest and importance to the whole democratic party. The attention of the public bas therefore been seriously directed to the Es mass con- otland, in this vextion which met inthe town of New The course of action it might be dispo- county, to-day. sed to adopt ‘ward Mr. Wright, has been the subject of er, for a very long tim much eneculation in this quart though it ha: on stated tthe object of the meeti proceedings of the was limited to a review of the recent Ce and Senatorial Conventions; yet from the course of this conservative convention, holden to-day, it was sup- — that abundant evidence would be given of the final ntions of the conservatives in rej to the democra. | tic State nominations. The result has verified the sup- | it. "te is not believed | Loo phags 8 you we be assured that a whole conser- | I Yative influence w: joreai dh to M) Wright We have the Newcaating ‘aici one that in the fu- | ja Provision Market. Fulton, Centre and Washington markets, begin to make a fair show of some very mut- ton and lamb. The country m: exhibit a great va- riety of the same—if not of 80 @ quality, at more oderate prices. Poultry of all kinds, is plenty, and at all prices. Wild game is abundant. Potatoes continue ig! — $2 2 $2 60 per barrel. There is a full supply of fish,clams and oysters. We | r being me ya uy <4 noticed one hundred barrels of the the shell by Messrs. Post{& Hedges, No. pa ae a house in Chicago. Rather dear feet at the ‘ar West, | arly, tantefor prices, Apples, bu. ‘ar Oy50%a 1:50 Beef, ch’e pes. 12° Geel 0-58 1°00 Do.corned | 5 8 08 10% | Beets, bunch. ...0 06 ° i # ao | Gu Peppers 2% 2031 10 aig Lima Busi peko 15 a 0 18 6208 Carrots, 0 5 a0 6° o O a0 88 ex wonoi a 12 6 a0— % 15 a0 18 5 , Perdoz...015 a0 0 § Cheese, per lb..0 8 2 0 10 12 do +0 9 107 % Ta $218 o ify. a7 Okra, 100. - 00 Black D: ite 00 Pavtridges he 1000 75-2400 Quails, 2 d0,...0 3730 0 62 Flour Market: kaws, Oct. 22.—Flour—About 700 bbls. found | , including 300 bbls. Ohio at $5 (which was Fubsequentiy refused fora round lot of Illinois,) and the balance in several lots at $6 12¢ a 5 20 per bbl. ‘Wheat—For a strictly choice arti- ruling fi though some lots of all , four lots of quite inferior old, as follows: - 201 sacks at '40c; 108 do at 450; 70 do at 48c, and 113 do at 50c. 100 sacks at 560; 163 do and 36 bbl of primo, 507 sacks, Corn—Quite dull. Two bg Ed of sacks in bad sacks, and another of 82 sack: ‘ood condition. were sold at 33c, sacks included. A “lot o 234 sacks, and another of 361 sacks, in good gunnies, chang- ed hands at 25c. Cixciswatt, Oct. 26 —Flour—The feeling of firmness eontinued on Saturday, and will be increased by the fo- rel news published this morning. The 290 bbls, from railroad, at $3 $3 81; 50 bois from canal at $3 85; 1300 do city ity mille it $3 873, delivered: 60 do at $3 90, delivered. Late on the previ- at $3.77 Domestic Markets. New Onteans, Oct. 22. demand for tobacco yesterday, and over 160 hhds. were | disposed of, Sa 96 admitted and 46 refused, on private terms, and 11 refused and damaged at 1, a Sec por lb Sugar—There was an ani demand for yesterday, and the market was nearly swept, the embracin; ‘fully 100 hhds. ng | cents per Ib., and a lot of 8 hhds. o| iT Some 60 bbls. new sold in lots at 28a 30¢ per Crvciwmats, Oct. 26.—There per to be some en- quiry for pork. On Saturday 105 bbls. country packed mess and clear were sold at $760.27 75; 100do heavy mess and clear, more than one half the latter, at $8 round; 40 do c! and extra clear, half of each, at $8 | 37; 10 bbls. mess at $8. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Ocr. 29.—Offered during the week, 650 head of beef | cattle, including 100 for New York; 240 cows and | calves, 600 swine, and 1500 shee Prices—Beeves sell slowly at in quality about 50 left unsold. and Calves bring $15 a 30. Swine range $5 a 544 the 100 Ibs. Demand fair. Sheep—Sales have generally been at $1 a3 each, | according to quality . $436 a 534 the 100 Ibs. as cod to pieces, Cah ome of her miles from | the beach, with the a but got off without much damage. co 18 ies Ap to Maraigela beach, has Deon got off, mouth 24th inst poe abn rived this mornin, lon. 7, + passed the brig Ageneroria, ter Ratchford: of Waterford, with for tore aust a fone, tadzo iy waterlogged standing, = ro fee with Hin forge Igosel in agit, Wick all ts high wat «i the bark Douglas, at Bes both fides Loudon, wict poustal cargoes for this port aad Montreal. Se neneas of the underwri from N York for Canton, 29 days ou York tor Dari —Tobacco—There was a better | for Port au Prince—{so re} (including 60 hhds. | ved early in the day,) at prices ranging from 5 a 5% | at 8c per lb. Mo- | fic, and w At Chat bbl Ai and NL, Hope, Providence, from NB, from from Cadiz, justarr; Br Warren, Comel | don; bark Whitmore, Bright, for Moutevideo, vious. focal Toes arent gh Atkin" urgo as eluant 4 rx Only sie Sevegh ‘hare been Loe sugar and segars are all losi has Ja ie, = bs day been sold for the benefit of ils, rigging, &e. have be: orihe lath inst. bi Ht con of her foremas< stavd- Hanvanp—Capt lean: forore Oe from ES Scur FA ‘Hearn, at Wilmington, fmBoston, was ashore, | Banx Dowcar, ashore in Tarpaulin Cove, had been moved the 28th inst. f Orleans, w! mai bas bos ‘was taken to Ply: Daring the g the wreck of the British inst, bein Bathe, neues oe he Wingpenk Mote bones oak Tove to sea. Steamer Jewess, , and com! Joston, bo M . of the ship Belizie, ar- | of tie movaiag report that on the, 26th wis fa lat 30.05 NE | Norfolk, saw off Pa- Squash, a bark, sup- Capt 8 reports rough Baltimore, fi through bound up, wed from wane am the bay. of Sunderland, wa wed. Gay aod rd °23d, bore down on the hal! Jon 39 10. Gn'iet ist pate, and boy Boy of ofthe heercaiba . bound to St Mal RL in with the brig: Huthford of Wacestond, To lat 4652, fon 3850, mainmast and bowsp1 ich the brig Rut! fe the'hold. She ede eererd it 0 re amidsbipes appeteally caiire, Same x spars gone; Piaget ee “The bark .Zealous anchored loff the a port this mornin, itrick’s Hole. ‘The wreck of the bark Cove, on Red Island Reef, was sold and browght Spok: Sept 2, on the Equator, Jon 27 10, martat, Lockwood, Sept 27 Tak 43, Jon 25, Bark PE Taian Gal cider tury masts, bound to N York ot Lith, on the Bahama Banks, at anchor, brig Eliza Bur eet 12, off the Isaacs, schr Rambler, of Halifax, bound to Matamnoras. Oct 22, off Charleston Bar, schr Florida, Read, from New ien. 30, schr Wm Roberts, from Boston, reertie este acre nid the achr Samuel Roberts, Anderson, ae thie ah act Sailed from New pedlord 4 ath ship Desdemona, Taber, Pacific. Sld from Fall River 2ith, ship Gold Hunter, Marble, Paci- ‘Newport 25th, an Islands June ist, United States, Worth, Nant, | flenrd from in April, Ploughboy, Clark, N Bedford, 1950 7m Juin April 12, , Lester, N 2 sp 180 th oft Maden. ‘isthe "Ma alae ranl Eagar, 2 ems da f t c Providence, tras Puluc anchored outside; Mi Mant db. Of and om April thy Winsor Ste th sereney Galera, SSE inh, ‘Stidas? Davis, ‘april 6. New England, Wilber, NL, 80 pm wh. mearad from, no date, Corinthian, Munckley, NB, 34 mos last from out, 2400 spm. At Upola, in June, Zone, Nant, 1450 spm. Foreign Ports. Rio Granpe, Sept 2— rt, bark Henry Bi i Eepith, Home Ports. — Auexanprta, Oct 28—Arr bi ‘The reports of the potate cremfesm the district to th ed miton Gar a dope Shathaches Beary ot reports of the potato crop, from the districts to the nsTox, Oct ship Southerner, Be west of us, continue to be deplorable. “A Hamilton pa. Hore: sch Admiral Blake, Hedley,do. Cid ship Uathari per expre the opinion that there will not be one | Herbest, ete sclrs, Nimrod, Parke, ser in that neighborhood by Christmas. In this neighborhood we also hear of many complaints. The disease seems to lope itself nuns and unexpect- edly, and, what is very singular, the largest and most finely formed bulbs appear to be much attacked by it than the smaller ones.— Toronto Patriot. The San Augustin (Texas) Shield says:—The planters of this pectlen of country have had almost their entire cotton crop destroyed by the caterpillar—the fields in many instances presenting the appearance of having been swept over by a blaze of fire. bare stalks are the only vestiges of wha’ ince gave promise of an abundant harve: short time Passengers Arrived, Caxton—Ship Thomas W Sears—E Bernet and lad; _Mabeita—Baik Mandaren—it 8 Stroasek, J Bianching in steerage Worel Caxton—Ship Thos do 1 do lac umbrellas | Crowell—30 chests 168 hif do tea 80 bxs do R Hooper—748 | chests 1583 half do 16 cases silks Gordon & Talbot—1223 half | chests 40 chests tea 19 cases do 108 boxes do 6 lb boxes 100 canuiscers 37 cases silks ® phys tea 20 bxs cel Olyphant & Son—235 chests 1443 hif do 490 bxs tea do Dane Dana & Co, of Boston—210 chests 11M bif bxs tea 5 cases do 23 bxs 416 13 1b bxs 70 catt 8 tea DC Bacon, of Boston—6 pi tea 15 cases i 12 cs do H Davenport—3 do ‘lat & Sou— $21 bales hemp NL & G etewords chests ae buttons 2 do cloth 2 pkg ‘age pkgs mdse Gordou «3 bot—150 S Davidson lal . pi J Ji aoerented Go—58 do fn B pe, crape T W Abbott—10 es silks + HeeEerty Draper & Sones—7 cs sundries Howland & Aspinwall silke 2 2 bxs 571 hf chts tea 10 chts to order. wong raed Mandaren—15 butts 8% pipes 16 hhds 32 qr | casks 48 - Seacringe, = eyed ar prt 24 eighths do Bi = casks do Maitland & C. x do E E Blackburn) ei his | iy. 22 do 22 ¢: is 13 bbis wine ee ro- | thers & Co—2 ahd 8 qreasks do HS Leverich—6 hi re 13 eighths 17 boxes R B Swanck—12 hif Riese. endl J A Boe! Co—50 pipes | n Loaportations. Sears—565 bif chests tea 383 boxes ed ware Olyphant & Son—6 cases silks 4 do | do 1100 bxs 5570 mats | han—13 eks 8 eighths wine Middleton 40 eighths 4 hhds 27 bxs 10 lo. to order. aoe SPrig Alfred ‘Hammond—92i hides Allen & | s0n—27300 bones a arobes hair 3000 ox | hair 4 do wool 700 ox cuttings 154 hides es 69 hides B Richards—12,000 bones 197 arobes hair 1480 ox and cow to o1 MARITIME HERALD PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 31, Cleared. Ships Exchange, ake Tiveronal, J Elwell & Co; Peabody, Brazos 503 Corss Janter, Pratt, Mobile, tp | Hurlbac & Cs pitta Cay Havas New yak eh Mac Nor) i eat ic, ith, we have at hand the means of quieting Sry cus which this matter may have caused. Notwithstandin, severe storm of rain, Tumbers left the city. th morning for the place designated for the meeting; one | many o' eh owe gentlemen, we remai r. E. Cros ud Hon. E. Corning, both of ‘ity | The atte: f a number of gentlemen call | imeu,” and" Helderbergers,” was allopetner eo nonce, | ous to render any efforts at disturbance by the barn- | burners safe or successful. A political club in this city, known as the “ rough hewers,” intended to be present at | the meeting, as was understood, a few days since: but | on reflection this club very properly decided not to at- | tend, The meeting was therefore a quiet and peaceful one. The result of the deliberations, we are afraid, will be utterly disastrous to the hopes of those gentlemen who have anticipated that the cordial (Support of the | State democratic ticket, by the conservatives, was amat- | ter which sting Be admit of doubt. The m srpolted Mr. Whitlock, of Albany, Pre- | sident ; ten tee rae gins and three Secretaries were appointed. > rmgemes then retired to draft 0 expressive of the poses of the meeting, ean time R. W. Pec! » of thi: ar eloquent and forcible = ress. T! were unanimously adopted, are very Jong and sear natte inserted here. They are simply con- demnatory of the action of the democratic State and Sena- | torial Conventions. But the ulterior object of the conser. | vatives in regard to Silas Wright are clearly evi there resolutions; the conserva! State will oppose his election by power. Of thisI repeat you ma: assured. Nothin; occurred to interrupt the good order of the mex an the delegates returned home apparently with their labors. ‘The new Constitution has been signed by all the dele Sates, with six or seven exceptions. The weather is delightfully cool and bracing. fn As li Sales of Stocks at Boston Broxens’ Boaxo, Oct. 90-25 shures Boon ter Mailroad, 116; 23 d Norwich and: Worseuen Rutves 63, boldd; 25'do 63: 10 do 6 24; 10 Western Railroad, 100 Loweil Railroad, 560%" «0 Ey Lowell Hailroad, sax 40 Sew erin Bank, 101%; 20 COMSMROIAL. “New York, ork, October 30. Asurs—There was a Pretty fair demand, and an ad- ‘vance in the price of pots. a closed firm at hg apr tote’ nad ‘and $5 for to day have * (moderate and at approach of steamer day, and the | i sphere, tended to lessen them. | 'e heard of 1000 bales having been taken for home use Xport. «~The market was rather more brisk than yes- About 15,000 bbls. of Genesee were taken at $6; and although there are plenty of buyers, the above were all that were disposed of, as the holders seem do- termined not to sell at a lower price. In grain there was nothing done. Tras at Avctiox.—Terms, notes at six months, to be made satisfactory to sellers, payable in New York. —25 ha yg an cents per lb,; 22 chests 48; do 425 97 do 8 = 20%; 43 Withdrawn. Twankay—33 half chosts 2914 Souchong —47 cha . Chalan Souchong—25 half ch, Ningyon ong Souckong—16 half co is 98; 96 boxes 293; 3 26 half chests 20 Oolong Soachong—110 hait chests withdrawn. 5 15 do 2434; 30 do 1334, Powchong—14 half chests pas ge Pecco-—40 half chests 21 Bassey, Brovilerts ik , Kenney, Providence; | gue. awiine, i daa age ‘Forpoise, Drake: Phila. | el del dina Be L Baldwin, Bassett, Savannah, Dunham & Dimon. sch Bigelow, Baxter, Boston; Creicent jaw dns, Norfolk, Young, Van Brunt & to. hompsou, New Haven; Amity, Crowell Myst Arrivea. Ship Thomas W Sears, Crowell, from Canton, Macao 29th June, Arjier 10th Au with tens, ke, to C Bacon, of Bos- ton, Teporsed. ‘Oct 21, Int 30 10, lon 56 66, spoke brig Cardenas, trom Portland for Foint Petre, Ganda. loupe, who kindly supplied us with prov July 19th) | Joshua Andrews, seaman, died on board. Bark Mandaren, Colley, 32 days from Madeira, with wine, from Rio Grande, Sept 24, to Badger & Peck. rig Alfred Hammond, Lock, eri Rigen kee eed Sld in company with brig Mermaid, of Salem, fordo; and brig Draco, for Montevideo. Oct lth, Jat 23 90, lon 54, spoke schr Conway, of Eastport, bound to Barbadoes. Oct 1 th, lat 27 30, lon 61, schr Milton, gf Yarmouth. 26th, lat 36, lon'7428, brig Joseph Bryant, of jangor. <5 Br brig Wanderer, Holmes, 12 days | plaster, to T Winniett. oan William Russell, from Windsor, with Godfrey, 2t hours from New Ha- "Schr Elizabeth, (new) Leff, 2 days from Mystic, in ballast, to master. Hartshorn, 2 days from Bergen Iron Works, Schr Cophoron with iron, toJ W Bric! Below. Sailed. Ship Niagara, for Liverpool. 2 schooners—uuknown, Miscellaneous Kecord. Lurren Bag of Steamer dedonis, for Liverpool, wil Close at the Exehange and Offing Teadin ms this afternoon, at X before So igen. Letters ny aa pr any part of the Continent. Packet snips Montezama, for Liverpool; Wellington, for London; and Oneida, for Havre, are detained until Monday 4 By a letter from Capt ollowing partion: of gptitade and y ehalf of take the opportunity Bubliely to ‘e offerings of onr hearts for the benevolent behavior evinced towards us, conduct, will reflect lasting honor on eur Qn my voyage from Stockholm to jwedish brig Carolina, ewned by Messrs. of that place, with 47 steerage passenger experience: 8 most violent gale, 4 on the 19th September she thi ems : most incredible ‘oxertions ty = of the crew tts} had ‘sa te excepting ‘one eimg disabled,from meatal or physi: feat to render any assistance. On September diet we fell in_with the French fishing schooner * L. ugastas,”” whose commander, Capt. Gabriel Nie Devenet, took us all on board, tre: us with the most kindnes brought usto St. Pierre, where we arrived safely an the 29¢ ¢ etre me id were received bp Fy Governor with the dh for New York, the Go nor mindy, the French transport brig ™ Vigitence,” command pay Ledret, whose nob'e and benevolent conduct towar all of ps e4 Hed that of his worthy country man, the Gover nor. and gene: beh ra French governor at St-Pierre, and Capt, Ladies, of tt! ee for two days, her afloat, if taming s broken and all the Li ilence,” 1 cannot too. ‘hy col ad the san esntins Ereenin’ with whieh fod imperfeet exp jay the: ie heart. gaan high “minded men eno Js ic at bl formance of £0 Irudablo an action. ENT AGU BBGTS Pe ter of the lout Caroline, (167 do withdrawn ) wder—15 half chests 48; 300 6 ip, boxes 85} nied 8 cases canisters 3234, ms perlal-# 13 ib. bomes 3 mM ATK 6 follows jis aa extract from wnitien by Capt. Gerrish, of the brig Joseph Atkina, | reported, tom . Cape Hatteras on er Dass je fom vana to this ty} ted on the 1st! seph Ley 5 ae is beach, 12 orth of the fake house, the 12th inst. It blew a perfect hur- rican fom's ot for the captain and ere: the sehr. iy win m ail have been lost ; es exestions we were t rom aterD, Brace. ce etting & > Ae } ay soNghas T mast ran was Sthore on Saat tec * meiner oh, 8 Mandarin, Hinck| Alexandria; gua la Grande; | benef arg Ses Berry, N "York; versiak and Li In many fields the | pine NO; To} Topaz, ! | "Face Riven, Oct 25—51dschre ra Elignbet ‘Baker, and R,| Iyte Gites pres fen Vo Brightman, Balt. th & Edgar—49 hif chests tea 4 cases silks P'S | 13Tb boxes 400 | detphia. 3 cases-| New London for Philadelphia, ry] Phila; 3 Viet a sie Na ba at mdse Richd D| | ts wine March & Benson-—I pipe 8 at casks wine me fe down last e evenin 2ay | Ne pool Brazos Santiago; Paimetto, tin Union, Johnson’ N Yorks brig Architect Gray, -Bregee Sant the towboat i & Edgar, Al | | | nis, Hawkins, an iz bop - brig Washington, (new, of Gilpatrick, “Lene: | » Schmidt bad Aass Sloops Warren, | line, Lovell, albany; dridge, Virginia. Loveland, Lancaster, NY; ‘W Bro: ampero,d Cole, N Bedford; Belle "Myers, N ‘fons Lion, | | Medgely, Guadaloupe. Pay St dole ABs Diarsna viet ay ane hey ‘oken, Mayo, Balt; se me oo aloe gusta, Bia shy piped KR Dow, Red Ror Odd Fellow, hington, i it Shepherd aud linus; bri Batu, . tiStcomb, Geatacans. Banaor, Oct 26—Arr brig Ber jamia, Collins, N York. Evcartown, Oct igs Tuskan, King, ‘Wilming- pobre Sie Freeman, herve ‘Taunton Arr 2ist, sc! met, Alban’ forN k; 22d, H Al ton; Virginia, Soombs, | oven for Mobile a Tbeny; Orca, ive, ¥ 5 , Wording, lot, Jordan, do; it, Alban: lar- rt i Jordon, doi Ne for Polat sue sloop os: New York; 2th, Excel, do; 26th, AC Grist, Virginia; He Crane, Camden; sloops olive; Albay; Amanda, Yorks 27th, schr Delta, » Ports: = 13. ‘ig Bart loop j Pak New Yorks ase bug vraalita aaah P, Fhila ARDNER, Oct 23—Arr bark Mary & Jane, Flitner, Liver” ingham, Colby, Houses Hoe, Oct 6—Arr brit vig N oa ag va Kingham om avy tpt rt for Balt. laRTFORD, Oct bean 9 Edmund & & Frances, Alben | Phila. #14 28h, Kear ‘cht | rooks, do: Fave: | ee, bakery Brgoks agi ave: vcr Richmond, from Halifer, N | ig unkgown came jn this forengon and stood ky for Li Tweed, iat (ara mgt Gibraltar joey Pte ) for Hse He | ti cume, NS: for for Sa schrs Boston, for Providence; Oregon, for bibs Tosi i , and stood to sea, He for Say 01 Oct fr bark arb, Lenin elow, 1 bark, | ston, Wi ginia, Tucker, ships Haidee, Bremen; Fensacsie. C ky s Thomas Wright, and Enro- yan, still TS, 25 if nish, Caledonia Brander, and A id out. range, at anchor inside, al oe. Bill, Phala; Geo Oct 28—81 i] eri klin, Thomas one, N York; ark; ih, ho en ‘te? Merchant, | sloop schr Aurelius, Shemback, AYER, schrs New Yon vo bad Sempron, A (3 2b Areb m nea See oar on otha et Dee ted Mee he G ay ae "Albany? slonpe ang Pisgee Beviitn sad Mines tt th 3 za, aylis, hal Tamer, Philay Jnplier, iy Lady Washington, Rowland: Omament, J an coleman. A , Albany; Ado: ) Oct 8—Arr al Sea Norwich for Cia be frpewell) Curt For. by rie oes rote 28—Ar schr J Franeis, Small, Boston. Sid ier, Ciencia be dtamitege W Const of At ih gchre Cola ie Borne Phi Oat 27—Arr schr Mayflower, Boston; 28th, sloop Al- ort, and sid 28th, brigs Sul- Howey Pallas schre ester, Homers; Aliany Angler Botrves Bales Dar Webene, ‘Angler, Burgess er, nea. rs trees ea eae ‘Album, El: NC, week ending Oct 20—Arr brigs JT sland, Lancs "yor £"Belte Myers dos iszet pa, a agua Co Covng pet Fait LL voy ay: schrs LP ‘dot a one, Clark, Suber fe York: By Last Nigh s 8 s Southern Mail, Oct Pee bark Helen, js, Johason, N York. acl brig. ue A ea; schrs William ‘Henry, ,N York. Sidships Schiller, Pokas & lobannes, (Brem) Kiockgether: der berks Herat: Orleans; Montgomery, Davis, d ‘paid to | Kore isa wort that will tell yor For ste by Ze WILL FIND MUCH to interest | Meral Farslotony, wat written by the ditions and alterations by R. Glo- book carefully reed by every married ictly followed, we are persuaded di ikea at en from the pr hg ie terrors of poverty and the prospect of a large family o} dren, which gould be it poorly reared, previ radent people from ‘ent . th pecans ae its advice many ae t secrets Ww sate by Ze oupetinns, Pree ort the bool - 01 hesnut Finke 4 most boo ilers; and the Edit pemeeal paptanogey iJ that it was a wonderf have references of this disease all over 20 verre the Rh S| anon mee HAIR DYE Bisir Dye is ab- ery, the onl cam be de- | pended on to color man ae whiskers withou festroyin thesk health an handreds who i those of in the dlasry hair dye. “aM, BATCHELOR, 2 Wall. (DELPHIS ‘HERB DOCTOR. — 266 Broome street, N. Y. At ACOB VREELAN, Greenville, N. J by one bottle me: . If you but cal Joha Boucher, 75 Ge sercet, bad without erw » Was cured Sian 3th sareeee reas | Front street. Mary a Te ts, at one of hich | Ow: Ryd lad ca att, geet Konth treet ae pean BOAR. lers from Nos. % to 6 | TW. | 01 imeh sea | ATE seat nad eset el ad Zo we | he sale of Rory Cicate ha au oe ae Ring's universally or ase ewe our ce sense PP Rin out ALDE! No. 7 Faltoa st N An ‘as sasall xr, oF YOUF ‘aching friends a4 | D. Bi Fersous received in privass ollea bY A FURNISHED! Dek k Parlor, sui i ma Tmectiee “fsae h aes i ost" Avot a1 Srna oh are ich was ashore on | that iheve moe 10 the Sf THRE! zn A rat saree E n ‘Tyee bate at Ming's oa Brosdway, cornet fort ona " ‘Beet Mice ao coacsleed IN A RESPECTABLE ‘Private Family, Apart at We. Dabow Ma- passione, par pt Address a uote to wo, Rin bTOKS OF ee aE MENAGERIES ee ae ee ee fenore sine ey Ey ei cit Post Ofice will be dul attended ale a: eae to any part HE ONLY SECUREITY A‘ vAA mete ae aire ant HUNTERIAN | DISPENSARY,[Ne. sti Horses, tndpie oa the premises, or at 03 Sa&kTh Im*r BOARDING corte oe HOUSE, 2: TETOR eard snapectally i PROERI ae) would reapecifully, el le Asrosariers, the successful treatment contain ‘eure for +, smite H Black, and not staii CRA. warranted ak! Sold aca Comteed ae allt 84 Broaden, SHED and syphilis vee | ede eae etfs ercurys Pn as | yet diseases, aaa’ ait secsst: Slosanee for all the conveni- has aaumber ¢ ar aes and fect — off above mernones e iat ANDO > ag THE GLOBE HOTEL, a Broadway. saree bas ae pew far cine never thee ef f cgi ‘the very ‘worst’ forms of secret diseases. sary is 50 arrani non calling wml £9! seen se a the doctor hims lanci to render relief to ‘al who ne on ne oi ta afer FARM WANTED, hago farm of considerable Sceclon nese ‘Naw York or Pais. DS etke treive oun jou real or eaten eel New Yor in the city or in i the conn consul! Pes of a Adelie or comlicned aerure. He iy th His residence aud ofices 03 Roserelts ned deer or {rom NEW YORK ING SCHOOL NOS. 65 ¢ 67 WATT STREET. a pene eet tat atronii ry kesex Rain ners a Orrice or THE Mon! a get tv omporeny of returning \dgments to those who have from the first moment he was Schoo! Profiles, estimates and ae Tnetauts at the Ofice efectos arenes ted formation will be Pathe Hoe willbe yiged ig reetio i ito sections 'e cuanenion, Jen on, 81 wi ‘Treasurer at the Office ofthe (eben eh ou Bey’ Behool ve agree riding, ow Mauda off to. Poin it the 5 G@TON ot a soli itary sage, AB tion ane vemben, Application > t. [tact like met i tt ‘all and ev. ie dal ac eer Office ai New Yor, ey Li ay mpany, id. i hare ond Pablahed two pendia BE byte ieytal and Dist akan this startling representation of the 8i rer} ES iene pe tiv ved tiny tasatally colores Generals saree a ha nt able to ote sipokbolders on and after Monday, the The he wrnafer ‘book will be closed from the 2%th inst. until dat y order, C, L. EVERITT, Sec’y. PE pn psec seal Preteey, _| Mo ene "DE oer Line of Stages, says cos yee ates e after groce has sper era e: Mr. Mason mye) mimatic one ofthe rent causes of sa) gre fn coum B ous os Harlem Feil LOOK AT Tomei t LADIES AND regret article of Boots ana Snoes, call largest ssvortent, ches ota wor pemengye -~ he ei im Neg AND PAINTING. ‘wall id pew, Waltz tea cing cing eae js and Families a | yurs made known on application. DANCING ACADEMY. NORTHERN eeoron ce oa BLEEC ER: rates ip friends aie mbhie fo the Uber peor los od, ends an pu acene i to announce that his classes for t see racefal wie is L moderate, and may be learned by applying at 171 Bro ad. (way ‘and Bi Bleecker street. Ny ¥. RAMAN FHYSICLAN—DE.- Bo HELN street, most lly me 2, use the low price of Five. such as pone ‘sf mercurial diseases, stri eases a anid the ‘ne CRE, tnd'& member of the wedieal fac 5 ol hi DR. FELIX GOURAUD’S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. jient is now, by common consent, sed fahiona sand Polka adzies and th the at and iFri “4 ele ate aec af | ee ee HIS pambsiie < emol scurf, tag, Treckle Bun all kinds of eaptione, a colgration the akin. Ail competition has letely distance this invaluable reparation, | the demand for which wich the nore than S00 er cent, and ig still Hncreasing. The ich its use im| fom, have rendered | ns a beautifier 0 thes in; sue mene re a rm parents may area calisfs chase, tine crery attention wi ar hile at at Parnen ine mete orat Mr. tidencer @ Canal street. ip RACING: ACADEMY. omen Hs of Duanz anp pattern saws —~s vik a a Ena halal ear of Lew? eines Mawel his sekwo: S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. Geteaiso delicious compoun fhd can ‘be used in bard or ee _ it beauty be, as suserted, I; e tt the thin covering in oe pt in its ie precees mad, =e Boap, but he chins toot shout the Union at t those of his u that hie Hata will be found on examination ed. He invit tees the inereduloas to call, their doubts set at rest. est couelity. of Nywtia Fre, 4 vate tuition, Wedn of sendunce for 7 Hours o fos, Misses 5 ft tio 6 PMS Gentl men from 10 the wed sag «Anam ‘vill take plac perce dane! the era Sebi Sab Positively extirpates, root and Gaatand’s Uiasid Roses Will impart to the 5 flush, as magnificent as that of vorectan Hair Dyé will change red or gray hair idly, W hite instantly dissipates reduesses, oar 790,000 tie, couse Regalinn, La omer t {ae a 3 naees 3 the Un tice ke has vemowea wis Cite removes fron wile arser, thege’ doors R. SORNG aE Duane street, see ee dest and most expe renenee Sia enain Chose uf bet ase Slscisea ished in ane stand ct eleven yeursjand dar The Doctor's ren geet jes, that have "Beware of d deception, and remem! is impossil jenuine preparations of Ds. Gserente ace except at ‘alker street,jfirst store rnom Broadway, wagered foeserns street, rem T TO poe Feu ie classi | GE mpalstesuiemeesatace aE Talstatversllyappron Picleans the hal ala Fenders it pea weal lg St er tout the Le fhe id tin its growth, fern oer ends by is made harsh i enh f eat stral. It isa preventive i a anda infallible cure in all afections of oar} on ep and for preventing the Dt Ceoren, 14 yo PER, an ear Chatham st th vieua ot gente svat e ee Ae July I contracted ny toa doctor, who promi ceed *Ginderclla’ Crow: | bri itcases cured in two days. ry ‘of spirits or other imprope FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS KEWAKD ae PE ve that hired Us VEGETABLE Ligu! Hp it t | discovered her the 0} object Were not doctors. ie —— Revs me — = d with tices cores ‘Twas 7 ane Poe ahdadvived 4 southern eli elim t to wash out encores per red at the ens so eres Heese & ie druuctate rillian fe erin and pce als Lian N’ it tor rowan lo for eben Saae B. ry iy Haul, perfumer and i Chesnut street, At | chev wall, esd reste ned holegale vat retail, by thee Havel, Chemist and ref sen OnE. Vals PT aS eda 46 South Third street, below Chestaut, Ph dacguemond, 415 Tas ceusongl ‘ED Practice of es ICAL AID—DR- GREGORY, No; 3 Koossr VE. street, an experienced physi volume on reset ad foibl satied “The ‘Rabieos to mt royeinns ry eet 80 remy Ghat the ieto * Bir Astley” bated Phe ase of this cordial will Thothighest medical agt DAGUERRIAN MA TERIATS. fini Plate and’ Medium Vore Also, American fick his own mannfactare, supe ae s, Baths, hag ROACH, Opti id an assortment of rea frien fn very. de oceaatitags very, elionte all : fin Lprureetions tus: (bp guen aed.clss. Yo the practice er 5 certain secret habit among the te. 7 ‘extracts from the works of emi- Trydicted {masense harm from pab> ificial modesty has hith- t confined to the obscure and vicious, but pervades all elasses of society.” soe te lagu odie to the }, but asa egaine *S Son ‘epi cK 4 aoe the conseqnence of materi: fale and ml; ig awe ee. he. or the excessive thom rahe following ar ma y nerve Sie? rate SEM -ANDLES AND OIL—A rent an rm ites at one physiology which arti cents ; also, old or premature and t <u berration of ul verkion Soa aa SANFORDS AT IT AGAIN. ILORING BUSINESS carried on seedy vy | poegen. | heaand we B the powers OF a to undue set yotbody and reed hence of th diseases id ent erous practice Dr. Soares © snd paral hoe satiate nate Ar 5 ‘tye ables wnich wl be made t up to Seder to anit the pair perencey a It as to fashion, taste and wee wipers a0 jon, Consultations privately at perio the bl on assortment of gentlemen’s ontfit bosoms, collars. suspenders, am| narantee to sell as low as bs can all. of which we a tain; pak, makes a ic leaiha vod nes 0. ie en jew York, tonto deserve the, rorared to an sn], Part of the won i Oat eset «eel ier where it can =e ‘tnd ie Proprigtor challen; q fy or eonatry by mdreasing ts above, sal poe Wadsworth, rere iN a Wale Merchants and williners from als and patteras, rich, Ghd Poot, teattmoeial an to itera which they ean cure ithout = yd exposure in the short 7 tim rennnot be contracte ing to bed when ex rections ‘socom wich sepeeliy at will a tet Miss L red and Chi 4 8. ears. One Jad: 0 Cana street, New" O} FRENCH FANCY GOops. FABREQUETTES FILS & MONA, 6. codily and effectually + Lane, (up ‘teat 6 importers of Toeee® aeete ‘ills, oe Bt one maser pen oreanes rans 5 ever, srvan Sats SOND or pon st (ETT ‘,