The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1846, Page 3

« eowumt and deportt, for three periods. It will be seen thet there has been since January 1946, a decrease in the bet aggregate amount:— Bana oF bien Varcey or Vingivta. sony 4 Janu'y |, 1846 vhs all terre * ee Sate eas ‘ENDS TIE at Octet, | lA 256,646 wont | & oor of pt Passage, Cataracts, and mi | ORS Hie Osis t ad with great sttention ond ouasess, here +9,909 | pea vies eave RABISMUS, or Squinting, cured in | fork Teomete) 571,182 sgoetsce | * few mn YES, wotes dcounted. «<3 1,371, os as nporved ARTIFICIAL £ of superior beauty 18,607 ACLES adapted to every defect. 15,000 | Advice to the poor without charge. nil tt®r 50,367 pu puARKE® 3 baer’ 16 liam stree ite the Washington Stores, - — | GRACKPUL AN IND CHEAP. —By arene alt my Sasi | St aeTaNe | ST 00 joods for, cash, . and giving no man credit, 1 am en- pital Stock... brates ey ree EK a ge fh ge egg A otes in eirenlat 1,045,083 919693 charged at $25, for $20, and au $18 coat for $15, and every 34,593 2 | other garment in proportion. Lam likewise provided with 4,200 28,760 | magnificent assortment of fing Uvercoats and Sack Coats. 55,831 57,618 | My black cloth Sacks, with silk collars and fronts, are $11, some as low as $5. nil 6ti st aise | SITUATION, bra oncotie’ " ’ ws | A Siren wantrand ion, “Mea ene ote rele suse sum be 2,708 3,9© | given. Enquire at the comer of Thompson and Fou — —— ————_s up stairs. nit Itis® re $2,990,732 $2,511,320 2,367,248 | NTED, The profit and loss account being made up semi-an BX azesnectable Tine Girl, of About 15 years « of age, nually, does not appear in the report of October Ist. ‘Tho | j1> situation to take the care of a, ©: ase ihe bad debts of the bunk are put down at $8,049.49. Doubt: | Honsework: Apply at No. 3 Reade street, comer Chureh ful debts, $15,033 30. This shows a slight increase in the bed anda slight decrease in the doubtful. The move | A ment of this institution has for the past two years been | exceedirgly uniform. ‘We. annex returns exhibiting the condition of the lea: WANTED, SITUATION, bedoe§ in - porter or to act as an rit store, or where he {assistant ina could make hi meal get Ken sevally useful to his employer, asa tion ts more an object than salery, for seme time; eight or nine years experience in’ the above busi- and ean produce the beat of city references ts to char. or in opatmenisof the Bank of England, at aiferen po | 3 Re ce adi fh A” oes /éods, this year and last :— | WANTED, | 3 ‘ON, bya respectable young woman, who un- Bank oF po arena "a and American cooking. ti A mua ES Ee OEY, | %. Oct. 10, enc! Has no objec- wo a small distance into the country. Apply at No. N ds. £29, Ooidtccaekuliion 1a:st0 cert z= Rove SF ote oe'thind Avenue, Bil 2° tre Te soe Q1M0, 2,421,918 2,725,251 WANTED, ing Dep't. + pp fee. guaran s.re.ee bee Bese, ani pr a vet i ore oa 15,681,206 8,260,779 eter, capability, Ke Can be seen aaa ik ok | Hoase apply ai No- 167 West Broadway. 12,962,147 12,961; aa IE re Tess | WANTED, ae epbegre ere ‘The actual circulation of the Bank ef England, for the } maa a references. Applay at 29 29 troy four periods mentioned in the above table, was as an- |< = “ANTED, plete nexed :— Crmcucatien ov rue Bax July 13, July. T 10 sell, a n Dagnorsacty pe sppareces | s (nem) and Landiot the bates Jatest or mould Geog Oy ‘or would be aly” PrOl ‘might have. a Dr. Gall nen "% NGLAND. 26, Oct. 10.9 3 aw bees ce ire of ‘otes issued £29,682,000 29.655 855 29,078, 2 joves om hand. 9,068,970 bert 9,788,685 8,305,785 3 22 Actual circelat’n. £21,612,030 Woo790 19,867,170 20,772,390 The return from the Bank of England for the week ending the 10th of October, gives the following results, resides when compared with the return of the previous week:— a ig roan ae ee dy qualified to teach muric and-daneing will tg. ere £ toner Public Deposits .. 9,801,402 Increase TE Tu Qther Deposits 823 28 Increase WANTE ED. At ecrease.. 503,827 ADIES OR GE ME! Oa the oiler side of the ageount -— | £4'to dispose of, iY oe Weare Aone @ 4 RS Secr eee Brine or Re lovernment recurities, 39 961.360 Thesame an before. | subscriber, through the Fe . LEVE Nery.” Other securities . Notes unemployed. The amount of notes in circulation is 20,772,8501', be- Broadway Ladies feryd be attended to by Mr d. J. LEVE! né tm*: ing an increase of 221,7051.; and the stock of bullion in A PERSON both departments is 15,582,2341., showing » decrease of | ()¥, eR od sat ee 234,8922 when compared with the preceding return. The decrease in the “ rest” is, of course, occasioned jul edlework, or vy duties of a house. The advertiser dd on an invalid, or to mak ces) by the payment of the dividend on Bank Stock. Pilger het 32 Awa riying to. simeuses Nt Stock aera a aig | Shee penonainas br widees: ‘5000 do 595 4 360 3155 HEALTHFUL EXEKCloe 3000 17 8 5a of 10 do b30 RiCoMMENDED BY MOST PHYSIC \CTANS.—The 700 Ohio 7s 100300 do 31K Tremont Bowling Saloon, No. 64 East Broadway, ex- ‘200 (dhio 6s, 1850 93 50 do boo 2 | teading through the block to'7i Div J 3000 Ind Dol Bds 25ys 32% 200 Reading RR 6236 No. 300 East Broadway, ex! 10060 Penn 68% 550 do 63 ewe de Guede eet, comtain’ 10008 Resding Bonds 73 75 Nor & Wor s10 63 which are 100shs Morris Canal 260 7 195 do 633, | sequence of the great incrense o do 7 80 do 360 63 | waich is the most select, the proprietor 100 East Boston Co % 50 do above Branch, whieh is now open with four new. Alle 100 Canon Co 2 100 © do passed by Any in the eity, as every thia 0 feet oder ane proprietor will spare no pains. to contig Patrons,aud»s many of them live at a di Sg Reading Bas yore ee oo ee ce, he javites them and the public generally to take the ethsNorke Wore”? Gay “gt ne B3 S| Past Broadway or Grand sireet line of stage, at his exvense, 2 6% By ntCaRR —°3 Séay | asthey both pass the doors, and in cose they can’e get an a & or MoE te 31M : Ae Rg Ba 3 do 63! . per string in the day time and Old Stock Exchange. oye ted to ‘ $2000 Ohio 0e.'0 Dec 26 93 100 Harlem RR oso, | Musetulvea Frere nested eta vine a lees Oe ae 2 aiec ae AVAGED- GOODS —DAMAGED GOODS—Bsilk, ry a e go 8 woollen, worsted and cotton goods of all descriptions S Reodens e at | maged either by the late fires, or injured by water {owing to FH ra e ai RS | the continuance of the stormy weather) can be dyed, clean B rate p ¢ Re e beat posible manner, an oa the inogt rea- orlem RR ying Establish The oldest in the City of New You” Basel ibal of url steer ai Ma ‘In Tuesday afternoon, by the Rev. James Chrystie, BATTERY HOTE. Ly BATTERY PLACE, NEW YORK. rst Col. Pickman, and the Rev. Dud! wn go Lea- hose name he bore. His maternal grandmother was sister of the late Timothy Pic! and after the deceuse of her first hushand, mari Justice Sar. gent. Madam Sargent lady of most vigorous in- ject, and her grandson seems to have been her genu- deacenduut —N. B. hee Iu Lynn, Novel, Captain Jouw R. Stony, oged 77, tor, Suen? dence of his son, near Ox- | xpLay, Esq ,in the 84th year of his | native of New Jers “Aug person desirous of engaging in the business, will Gad it to their advantage to apply as above, 8 lwer Guys AND BOWIE KNIVES—100 single anddouble barrel ducking Guns, suitable for the present season. 200 double barrel cocki 400 assorted single barrel Gu common to fine. brother ef ‘the late Ju “200 selGeocking and revolving Pistols, of ea For sale by AW. BbiRe CO | Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Fistols.and Sp. | ing Articles of every kind. | A KAKE CHANCE. ts are wanted to undertake the sale of anew and useful patented article, that can be ee family in the U: f i Vi habit guarantee of nee Apply to 200 i All letters must be post paid. 8 im *rre reer Selooe, tid | i Brondw ey. ge ef o’clock. i CITE Gd ST 4VUS BYRNHARD. Secretary. | per annum C. ALDEN, No. 117 Fulton st., N. York. oll Im*rh Pid Bowie Kuives, substantially made, intended for ser- iteel barrels. | and Sport- | SUN MUTUAR IX: LERY SUCTION sace— s. Praise co COB sell This Day, at 10 o'clock, at Jatt stieet, te ot cases jots assorted Hard. it ~yeey sing the usual assortment ry, on cards and in dozens, consisting of i my dg 2s, 1 ease gua locks, De bere , shot belts and pouches, ke. “Also, in'prime order, Ayeask Josiah Ankcrim’s & fm scs | | Biles—e Eamed Premiums during the tediknetivauuienect BRI. oop see pene ree ‘leo, Leak Norfotk latches, &e be. ‘Less Het N hhis sale is to close consignments. nll lerre Net Earned Premiums, quafeg the same period ou Manne including interes DLOW, Sai nee! RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSE fnew furniture st Auction. The manufacturer, comprising a complete assor and black k walnut fa ture, will be scld at aution by E. LUDLO' & CO. ‘his Day, Nov Ll, at 10 o'clock, at ie uulvon st, Catalogues will be ready, and Losses a F is can be omist on Tuesday, out reserve, ware mand Ni the good: 8, ine) iT abot, lights, Vooks, sustices » he. ‘576,840 14 Net Profits during the year. , 484,040 85 ‘The Net Profite during the year 184, digi'32 pyc. Eme W. SHIR: Al EAUTIFUL STUFFED BIRDS This da rs prea | AMUSEMENTS. pt aBK TELATRE- ~Wednes: .e perio: f | iH Al C Kean. | “Previous to the play, the orebestra will perform the over- tel we eomelde with th 40 AND 50=Mr Lillywhi To conclude with the farce Mr Bass; Altamont, Sutherland; Mra Lillywhie, Mrs Ver- lock, non. onae bis Pit i costs? Ge Doors open at at belt pes will coumsmence at 7 o’eloek. lery 2% cents UWERKY THEATRE.— Wednesday Bveny LL, will be feted the Fin of the SHOOK F egsNor mie — le, Mrs. Col — Surfac itr Neallet Yowrah Surface, Me Clusters) ne | Pas de Venetian by Miss H. aud J. Vallee, Fay of the LADY OF Previous to which Bulwer’ IN: ine, Mrs. Coleman Pope; Claude Melaotte, musaut, Mr Stevens. Doors oven at half past 6 o'clock, curtain will Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 2 cents; Nery, 12% cen PALMO'S OFLA HOUSE the public are respectfully rmed that this elegaut, commodious, and comforta- ) lishment, having recently beeu put in complete or 18 OPEN | for twelve Kee sae dh only, Hoyt management of Mr. Chip- rect . Nib! on to all rivat re, 50 cents, e Box Boxes ouly exceptes ured daily at . | Of OB er, fom 10 till 3 0’clock. SDAY, Nov. 11, wall be BAMBOOZ- | Were Marmaduke Meadows, Chippendale. Alter whicht LA GIZELLEY by Madame Augusta. “ ooo Tae Be Jao various other ‘good == se { diiaders Reth—10 o'eloek, sale of good Fumiture. Deficueney of 1845, arising from the disastrous fre mee i DUCLU ‘Auctioneer. street, 19th July, 1045....... 319,191 50 | Lee ete Tu : rie & DUCLUZEAU wil wil, Leaving, 4th October, 165... 128,98 50 sen seventies obacte ccc tery eatin bie. B: C4 Dividend 323 per cent. on $960,690 $8 for 279,706 00 Donation one eab, nclioome, | Net accumulated profits in five years, 409,644 50 ase ‘The Assets of the Company on the 4th October, 1846, were as follows :— |, Auctioner. fT: ht creel 1846, 10 oe het atWO AN S RALY sei sod afirtaend me cLsipi a neretomt st hs Earued fremiume of the your guding October 4th, 18, for Bale positive. which eerste willbe ia after th of dan i ty peat Also dividend’ o ‘Six PER CENT IN CASH etneed cor rtifleates of 1842, 1943 and 1944, payabli je on ade crite pe eeired the epinion vas ved, afte ard “re of rastees Si xh rofte of this j OFFICES TO LET. re conveni bv con story, corm of Fuiton street sh lat ast orgeed 9 if yf the Pi yt, an he tee ‘Apply to WOOD OIBSON No: ion Felton se PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION ©.E.CASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL G. the ‘Inter from the Royal Academy Ls | dK Music, London, will give lessons ‘on the Piano Forte or Violin. at their residence, 25 Walker street, near Brondway, or eir pon che e, oderate terms, which can be made be a applying ver un ir, nd im*r rt L. Maitland, MUSIC. peer dat PIANO, very. modi hye ic crm, bY 5 iors perfeet now of the ie mee, and who teach it thoroughly with the greatest facility. Terms—Three an per month. adios A to receive instruction, wa fress [Mi id Office. Coal 1 to Dress Boots for Broadway for $6 oF Freneh Boot and Shoe Man: stores in this city. Prai the, late Fair of oe oh Just ever sold im this city. Boots, Shves, Gaiters. toorde THE Li IsLe AND INSURANG Lo: CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS.. WITH A SURPLUS. Orrick 41 Futon street, Brooxuyn. Cer to take tye oa buildings, machimer; de property generally, on their usual 0 rat the shortest..notice, ¢.done in the | est cout company fan ae ood roe eins store. YOUNG & JONES 4 Ann st they owe their hem Piette AC Bl im*je Haine wd Dies AND. GENTLEMEN ir 6 Al G MEN if you want « fn | Eopecoleac’ 1 rae cag stas aE Boae An Bue, all st 267 Bro roadway, where “the Company take special care to notif; you wr jargeat assortment, che: pest, an | New Mork, of all entaugns of plier aah argcagsii 5. A mous fashionable n the city, Do wot mistake the num LAMATE! “<j President, assortment: ved French Boots, at Tat ROR. AND CLOTHING STABLISHMENT, or W: H. DEGROOT & CO., eo Falto o ate bg N Second block Exc of BrondwayeNew Yor, | York eee sie py RTS nee | WHERE ae variety of Gentlemen's Clothing ean be | authorized to sell ti ets for this line. vria8, AF | he cit ae ee reprices than at any other establishment it | Prev soprenta, NOV. UG aka AN tw. beats and Over Baths, of Broadcloth, Bea Pilot, | “Sweeds, aud Mazurka Cloths, of every style and color, from Clgake-sne half, three —— and ‘fall circle, of Fieuch snd American Bro: $5 to $25. FOR STATEN ISLAND —On and atter Sunday, November Ist, the steamboat SYLEH, Capt. Braisted, will meke the fol- owing trips to and from ‘Staten Island until further notice, air Renwice T. Winsos to Mise Mancanes Bicoam vit y Drespand F Frock Coats—black, blue, brown, Olive and 4. Leave New York. daughter of Hamilton Biggam, Esq., of th HE subserib ake arran ge pare ee ie we ae Recently, in Fenetanguishene Cana Wye war, Bae | L with nmlice or single pemlemes for Board defee ie | of french, English, Belgian snd Ainer j ati a 1 ae. eu Haminror, ‘on in Jamen | Winter, on the most accommodating terms Office and Business Coats, Pelto, Sack and Wine eee i“ AM. "M. Nats iio, i of ho si ith Regiment | Wanted, x xood Cook MPETTES: | | etiw eeds and Broedefotaof every style in the mug 2PM. a ef of Foot, deceased Rasle, yu ir ir. Cam ~ — | bad be 0% tre bell, of the Commissariat Tepartiaent’ boil of Penetsw NOTICE TO THE PUELIc. | Pants Broade cloth "Cegsimeres plain and faney, Dee Skin | BLACK BALL OR OLD LINK OF LIVER: guishene. | FP, &M; DELLUC; nephews of tie late B SOUILLARD, paenes, ha | erent a from i POOL PACK KETS, FOR LIVERPOOL—Only "At Baltimore. on the 3rd instant, by the Rev. Lloyd | H! + wonid respectfully form the public that they are the Veroesdoatl ‘f roasted, strught and relling collar, | regular preket of the 16th November. ‘The | Goldaboronm eh. Vinton Ouran of Now Work, wea | txueand ovly successors to PLACE. ke SOUILLARD, late | 6M, st7lee: p gender Vena Arlen, Vely ste, Cas. | inngnifteent, favt aniline, and favorite eet st FIDE aouixe, daughtor of the late General Sewall. | rege ey tt oem nen etre oa, tp burthew i100 tom G. Hackstaff, will sail pos DeLLi CE! PLACE & SOUIL- well known to the Died, LARD, at the old stores established by the said Place & ont iy ; 1.00 Sunday, the sth intant at Kingwton, RI, Ronen Bouillaay ‘Nos speeereen ae day, oc iat they | ROOTES abinsecond Cabin epg ued oat son 8] % couneet i ia 7 st] 5 vel im- aa yearn eG ng pag! fa pr '¥, 980d | New York Seeker set a TOU nd im*r NOTICE No. 163 Fulton street. Droverment and convenient, that cannot wat ada by Ne At Morristown, N. J., om the 6th instant, after a ANEAUUSS, 4 3. | and very severe illness, Sanam, widow of the late Stor 0.176 Peart St” GET YOUR FROCK. { arehiectare bere eneasine,ele . phen Soeden, in the 62nd yeur of her age HE PROPRIETORS of this Establishment invite, pur. VEO GENTLESIEN Gonlomen, of the cold wetter has | enrly applicati jd be made on board, foot of Beekman | {n Bangor, on Sunday inorning. the sth instant, Capt chasers to examine their ext ection og come, you should all know where to get Frock, Dress o | strect, ne to th bacrbers wo Peart { ship Floridian, ‘New York, formerly of | from a cotton shaw! at 20 ceuts, to the India camel's hatr at | Overeoats aud fixed up OCHE, BROTHERS & CO., the 4/th year of Dealing exclusively in the article of we can | cuffs, collars, Linings, buttons aud straps, to say all » Fulton enon (next door to the Fulton Bank. in Buffalo, 7th instant, at the residence of his somin- | i arate p> oa acount ofthe MS ane | Nout Murray, conn Wshington st street, where. ¥ NEW ORLEANS — Loumana and New » age get ail your clothes cleaned, d; altered, ane fr You 'LinePosttively the frst and only Regu w Bas Damar lsarier Pea i hore dieepett sa" Geatlessens thie an ped Call vr fat Se mekct bark JOHN BENSON, J-8 H. 5 I ty Leavitt Pickman, ou have cleaned. ', > aged 67, Sir ‘Fickmun i dencened from one of out I ALEThg Over gad Vieng Salon tee, and you will find ‘nat you are not Loseamies enor" Bitehery master, Vy gow loudiog, and Twill positively sail as | most ancient and most respectable families, bei sg furnicar fixtures, ke., corner of Mott aud C ek ide Cicsereiiat Pee oat | Fee ese or passage, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, ‘where you may depend not to | foot of Wall street, any disappointment. A. CORTISOS, 94 Murray st. | LEFT OFF baa AND FURNITURE | K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. gent it New. Orleans, James B. Woodraft, who wil meres page DIES or Gentlemen can obtain the Aighest cash prices | a moacongy Ae yas phd} for all kinds of Wearing Apparel, Carpets, te. Byvend. | suoceed the Jobn Benson, and sail on Ni manbenmeaedl. roome | lar day. i 3 i TO Coed ES Cone oR! ‘he ast asiling, coppered Packet shi |B ir ‘is tons, built in this ci'y, of live oak, lo- | Sustyeedurand white oak. Her spars and running rigging early all new—has accommodations for 30 eabin massengers. | ‘Apply on board, or to HK, COLLINS & Go. South s rae oS the Post Office, or other- waded to. 020 Im*rre hy the attention of per- | Cash "3 hs ry business, as every lot will Ree ork Ciey3 ver ey ass oo 42,414 41 ilding being well adapted to nee iguecs, will be sold op- | Bit receivable ad api agile eine aay pitts san arora | Deke wagons ne nto compan ‘mortas: 3 sets double tertats, _ Se es, aud sundry items, AMOWRLINGtO....y000+ 18182 #7 | emer s Senses OO OTe 3 we L please | BS tmiere. E.C. FINN, Secreta wo dollars, and the largest assortment of | MONEY LENT. Tero rall kinds. M. CAHILL. HE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in largo and smatt | _0f® lm ere on gol Y “Din : - | elry, Dry Goods, Furniture, Clothing aud eve description Ete Se PE EASON, | ef Personal as A aN gp NARS BY PAONEER. AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE Fertoog aivelis inbelios ty sastattiatel. POM PL ADELYDLL TO PITTSBURGH im*rre. ceived on board after Friday Even- | | TICHELL OLYMPIC THEATRE. — -W gtaceday. | une. Nevin 1 Te commence with the LIONESS OF THE NORTH—Triptolemus Krour, Mr Hot- | land; Alexis Romanousla, Mr Walcot; Empress of Russ Mra H Isherwood. r which the Faree of LUCKY Sree -Remaby es, Mr J Dunn; Barbara Bristles, Mra ‘Tim: Inde with the Farce, entitled ROBERT & BOB— Mr. Holland. 50 cents: upper bores 25 cents; pit one shilling; | Private boxes $5. ‘Orchestra boxes, $3. Doors open at halt past 6 o’cloca: curtain rises at 7. CIKRCUS—BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. | WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 11. | | Second night of the new Italian Pantomtine, called) UIN TUAD IN ‘THE'HOLE. | ‘arlo, La Petite Rodolphe Carlo, La Pe- | ine Carlo, La Petite Louise Carlo, Messrs. Lipman, Piguet, Smith, Bacou, Lepeine Mr. Gullen, &e. | North in his Principal A (Mr Nixon and iehiy thlented children, Willie aad | arlie. ora a fit detail of Equestrian Performances, see programme. | open at 6 o'clock, Ferlormances to commence a 7 caleck, Mensetioasen ie 12% cents, MENAGERIE AT NIBLO'S, } ot. A 4nd Kol the extensive collection of BEASTS, d REPTILES, now exhibiting in this city. with the ‘Elephants and sat 1] and 436 an at half past eight in the evening. Opeu tre from 10to 5, and from aif Past 6 to 10 o'clock inthe | | evenin | | Ez MAdmisnon 25 cente—Children, half priee. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Manager and sassoe tre has been thoroughly + Te-decoruted ip che | | misc gorgeous style, and is now the tout Beautiful ‘Theatre in the Union, Last sppearance but one of | M'LLE. NS HAZARD In THE NEW BALLET of LA CHATTE. in two Ta ith the above, } | BLANGY an | | Metamorphosée en, Femme ; Ballet Comigue | bleaux, from the Fables of La Fontaine he fi isin ae HUNTING A TURTLE, $ HE A GHOST. te whieh Miss. Cornrnan and enns Bynes will appear. | WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER } ine New Ballet Comigue, called | WALNUT SPHERE a E. A. Mansuace, Bua LA8sT Night’ ‘Sur ‘WO OF THE “01 ERA. Benefit of Mr. FRAZER. | | Third meee ofthe id oda Opera of Masic wa Vv. wal face Laveioby Edw. Fitzball. } BBNERDAY EVENI m) Will be performed th he ne mee ae in three acts of | MAKITANA, formed at the Th Royal, “Drury Lane, Loan. Ae oieead eater ire litection ‘of Mr, Richt Poeries iL. »,. Mrs. Seguin. Mr, A. Becks Mi | LEAD ME FIVE SHILLINGS, | MrGoliahiy. hapman. | GRAND VOCAL AND inSiRUMEN TAL CON OPE. ilo Rooms, Broadway. NBEICE w Nox Jith. 0 on which occasion s! be BXe CHL MRS FER SONY rss Mise ROSALIE FUR: Mr. UW A. King.) + = 1 ff it the Pianoforte—hav- | ing rkiedly’ volunteered 1 j PROGRAMM 1 ‘T the Aj RR, Vt e place Fe the opera of “Robert la -Meyerbeer. 5, Duet-—Vianoforie-—Miss Furst pd Miss a. iT ramson,* Pice bre a pl leukomm. | + -Hunten .Hunten. Pile Rachel, "Le Mezza Notte’ Miss J. Bramson, “La So ert commence at 8 0 brite! Vad | TABERNACLE. | THE yoUuntT? AND eats PINCERT oF | | Will uke piace on, | FRIDAY EVENING. HOV SMBER 13th, | For which he 1s mak: ing | THE MOST EXTENSIVE PRE: ARATIONS. | Partrenlars To-M>rrow. itfh tHE HULCHINSON FAMILY | ILL eive their first Concert in New York, since their return from Furope, at the Tabernacle, on Wednesday Particulars in future advertisements. Evening, 18ch inst. nil 3t®re FREE CONCERTS! OMBINING A_ SELECT OPREE AND EASY,” | Every Evening, at the “STAG HOTEL,” 26 ‘Mercer street, between Howard and Grand. | Thar at 736 o'clock. Mrs, Newtos, Miss De Srercies, and Mr. Collins. ~ oA professor will preside at the Piano Forte. nit it? tre i | ONLY. REGULAR LINE OF aER OK LEANS PACKETS—The ships to sail in Tap- ‘ott's Regular New Orleans Line, in their proper Den: led to. 8. COH Sy iee Ladies canbe attended io by HEN apis, from foot of T: LAWYERS AND, OFHERS-COPYING — Filly A CARD TO THE LADIES. 1 call Whclease aed Reval Feisty, Gr tit, rom Ovens fall, oo ied for $1 expeditious manuer. R, BRISTOW, Writs g Master, on returning to New C'F: pee ty Auply at Net Wall stteets iu the Book Store. utisre” | ME York, respectfully in adies of this city and | York.—J.'8. Scott & Co. pe rr ae, rere yaurrs banal ‘‘ Hrookiyn, that he has faraisied an epartment handsomely for cc ofthe solicitations of x number, or the epeown cus- nl0 re 5 jomers, im vd Sperm Onlear $a gelioa: very good white ‘Lamy Oil ‘No. 303 Broadway, corner of Duane street, _ cash prineiple, at the. above 5 They wi YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE. 7b e-8; white Soler do, 62g cts, with ayer large stock of | Where they may receive Ins instructions aa private ts e on hand the y undersigned, haying concluded to withdraw fresh Teas, Family Groc ries sale | own parlor. B. ch and at prices that must astonish the inhabitants freee OY ene ome Les eel Oe ee Spa oh ie “Goods delivered to at7ention to Pes eeeientcee oa Amongst the sasortment will ane zt yacht NORTHERN LIGHT, 70 tous 8 following = we TO ieee cer and Tes Dealer IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS, ‘eas of the Tet ‘importations and finest slate rps | No he is, most snbetmutially bu 280 1nd 4°8 Ureenwich, an the most confined, uncouth, and inclegaat mode of ig, is | of Java, Laguayra, and Maracaibo | oak, cop) dt a ind is very tho: Alegiiielisisseteaest of chong whe sad trow | immediately broken up, an one of perfect beauty, freedom, . Madeira, ‘port, claret, | roughly li peapects, “There nil | ad exped del eo a dy-like, fellows on with the | — the Scotch whiskey of tl | Baviag two beri each, and eight 0) = > | ved Gleulevet and I is): Bi Perkan are double) in her after cabin, which, FUX BRUSHES, —Geatl inact Clomes= ttrning; Afternoon and even | brown stout; Edinburgh and All wv Melage fra C ford. nccoramodations for 2 passengers, A Morte he gore n9 dteodis*c 1a ckles; soap; sperm cand! afion dairy ‘cheese; | being admirabl eatculated for ‘a yacht, or packet for passen- ham: , i Horo WAN DEVE! | MRS. &. HILTON, aaa mn ar Bn French and Amerie sue: | | Fine ‘aslities of the Northern Light for ssiling, and as a ‘Manaattarers errr 84 Broadwa: %, opposite Trinity Church. | ibe ines eens Lesiea ioek iar Ae | sen Doay” are 100 well known o require farther deveri- atae | path wed pleat nprmenty oth Sdrogme eo fafa do; fale gold and ron sherry] | “TEs terms and oher parcealre apply to the aubacriber, at (& PANTALOONS toe Ketlomed aed thett riven with or without board, | B¢p , Ky and | No. 15 South Market street, Boston “ EW MORE LE Fr? the Privilege of a rooms.— sa i dehvered free of ex ense in any part of f the PWR ORE i F THOSE CASSIMERES, from whi ‘ils will ‘hed poh» Tg ery, con | city. end ove rh only. ab ime UMONT a HOSACK | enity So Welles. ols Imere | Or AHEH OUST D, ARaNERONG & ib Wall street. K A J) Bg nos im quali- ship NA, Capt. N.B—Oa M Pantaloon Factory. 6 Ne Whacking Inova eof Dra si end me finti=s | Ph! Reese, La Normas, Castillos, Prinei- as above. iy, Ny a i. oat Hi have ready fc hi ca athe poe ‘Overcost” Call a'd see, if wish to bay. oll 3%rve BOGLE’S HYPERION €LUID. HIS uew a ticle for the hair is less troublesome and mo: efficacious than any other preparation. We have not used it owrve}ves, but the person next to us has, which enables hich be wishes to Ol ap ia giving Private Terms moderate and m: be learned by at 171) Cael euaeataritd Crichton eae ione | way and Bleeckes aioe N.Y 027 A. A. SAMANOS IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND SEGARS, OM BROADWAY, op stairs, offers for aul, on liberal 99 bales Se, Jago: |. erape; 28 cases Berd is Seaffarici vious of of Jastes king: 3 dox stehes, Marche Sacer hire en” pando @ navortmn Pa . various brands | off Natene' y | Friction fac superioras “ Hyperion to foe Mcepared only by WM. BOGLE, 298 Wasbington street, TAKE NOTICE Vor sale by A\.B-&D. SANDS, Druggiete, 100 Fal v1 AT the Co- Part ave William, New wy Kork. Soild miso by th ie | ‘existing betmroee cE BS OSDORN tag “4 Bovdway, and 1 East Bi ‘and’ by druggists niber der the Gaonky ailler LE, hae ve the on ‘the A) of he‘ fate cits will uvecribes, ou is ows eseoustr etait 2 | ‘ON ater. CHARLES 8. LITTLE. Prask’s HOREHOUND CAND HOSE 4FFLICTED WITH COUGHS AND Scouns | aa herw oar sree mi we r PLUMBULY PES. GOLD MEDAL AWARDED. mpidly HIE. Proprietor of the Plambe Nutional Dernecrien Gal- anise ary tng dncovered ed a mode of i rena Desners | ret er, is no tod when 1 had aved mn | of port itu at the ate ot ee a similie copies ” ceased, t thet. The Plambe National Deguerrian ry my gem Broadway. Plates, Cases, and stock of all x88 Fig” wholexale ar retail ti yo Broadway, ia ce, LARGE tiportation of Frew te ived 4 ren t Brocklyu= nt SS A forsnte Hine Flatbe National Dagtetsies Ba Ne nit eer Broadway | | ad 1 IH. | Dae eRe kor Tes Fe come FOR aL | | SHekwOUD & FISHERS SALOON, 252 BKOADWAY, under late Peale’s Museum —This h, and American Cameras, ‘Saloon, in conn et with their establisnment cor- &e., 10 Pe cent. cheaper hen any any Ser of Broadway aad ts, has been fitted up with 11a Broadway. l\ the appliances of comfort, recreation and luxary which jiven in the art. i derata'e has suggest ors Hiberal gurl coal trae en good lathe for by daa ic, on one of oar L-rgeat thorouxhi 8 vole, ‘als mee jous to all the prineipie Tevlhar snteipae' 8 hate of Patronage equivalent to thelr BREW DISCOVERY, | tecommodato:# JJicion to an entrance in Broadway, avery ple OR with rafal polish as aC sant entrance dil Macey tupet, where persous appectinclae te a ate Tom, will find accom: y other establishment ssday, Nov. Iith, at 10 o'clock. wishing » private woodations + in the ci'y nit imis re OF eneerererenirrentnnenter chen A lot of sheet vine slightly damogea, for sale in VANE to suit purchasers, by WESTLAKE & COOER, 10 tis rh 233 South street. ~ wid wen | PR et L. | attracti erie Aceommodations for ‘Also, a general assortment of Tobacco, for sale on low terms. 827 Lm is®rh passeng: 0. 81 Division Street Speers moist visi et a a LL oy ge assortment of Paris mil | mediate application should be made on board,at v ke.’ the will oiter for lnspection acho footot Wallstreet, rt pie cornea sal foo - a TarscorT, 86 South Busting bp. Which being selected wit te Jecond do Bur Je well worthy the auention of pare chasers. | § The LUCINIA will seceed the C fi -Merchants and ry oe pate fw by ard ngs | ba 4 regniar day. nd it tt r te eat ky —| | purchasing, as the sock ws fresh the style the larest; whieb Maiat es tex ine. tee atlas wae | mil be siepos tow _rensogable terme. See. THETES, Capt. Collins, will sail as abo GOL) PEN MACHINERY. | cafaYing, Very aupericr accommodations for, ca sons intendin; HE undersigned offers for sale, on reasgrabie terms, se- 2 Dassen Perfece | should make immedia:s applicat board ot the Atlante | arpcemenee Fie ee ser bate, Payee Dock, Brooklyn, or to PeeSOSKEH MeMURRAY,, Fill be nesom ciara practical waaetcor Waste coneret Fing and Pouth strove. jest made known oo leauion Person or AL — A. sh sax TROWBRIDGE: Roane ib ine to load fora Souther port 0% 3W KE. K, COLLINS & CO.“ NG SC : Tere rset of the igth TaonpiNo CANAL STREET: en, wi phe cat nd cireewich siteets. T for cabin, second cabin and steerage RJ.H entaM’s tony this opportunity of returning gers, are too well known tf omment 4 ai Pe ny bark should = ine a te ~~ ake Immediate application on JOSEPH McMURRAY, corner of rece and South streets ket of the Lith ee on his meet Bretef, Fy newiges vents. to those who have a the first moment he was ing Schoo!, and pledges tention to heey wie oy ‘Bey y"dehosk Tor kd Mon Monaayetsatny. te ot nt Par caiptd rasa | Tie" PANO—aINGTNG=TaLaN = | ENGLISH. RS. MORLEY, Pupil eriae C ‘brated Oreriltt and “4 nv re vember. lane, or to _AT TC ri Lin Soha Jobesten, Jr locemben Wer Rahs cd aes | ROVD & HINCKEN, No. 88 Woll et. HAVANA L ap gE id PHIL A. Ber, John be, AY es 15th November. sone, apply to Tn rr BAN INVOLCR ofthe tue gad al E.” N_ INVOICE of this" has jus Meee eccives Uy. subseri to que Gendemen ts invl _ TER mage | anne honikgeoa master, will sail posi- a nished accommo- & SON, or, Philadelphia ate. JAMES BEVERIDGE, Sail Maker, “— Front and Roosevelt ye pe Arabian, | ade to erder,in a neat fal anne Bai id re from rats pro | VAN DEKLY N’S GREAT NATIONAL polars. by order for ort time in the ign, corner of Broadway ve Academy of D Leopard streets. rom 9A Mio 101 M. Season tickets 50 cents; sia- phlets, 6%. | OMAR | Ws | EMPORL ND CLASSIC CABINET OF ae OL PAINTINGS, CH includes his immense stocks of Books, Paintings, | Drawings, Drawi Fi ‘Btauione! &e are now to be fo it of easy stairs, and are \e secon: having feared the first at as low prices, and lesirous of clos | floor, up. | floor,) Bata: many much ible hi ‘bool ik. Department. “4 iy ‘List will soon be published for those who will buy a quantities. chasers are invited to eall andexamine his New Rooms, No. 203 Broadway, second floor. pret bl | | LA ROY SUNDERLAND’S | FOURTH SERIES OF INTELLECTWAL ENTER- | TAINMENTS. j AN PHYSIOLOGIVALLY AND MENTALLY con} | sidered, in Bour Kxperimental Lectnres on the Human UA ROY SUNDERLAND, in the Coliseum, 450 Avedneaday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday even han attempt e Soul, | Broadway, | ings of the'present week, at 734 0 be nede to accouut for the = ts proauc- raves witty mirth | mbining ed in the min orthe audience extatic fal, musical, mysterious, sng wonderful ‘Trekets, 25 cents, to at the door. PSENCA, amet by Serv; SCA’S ORAL piste Classes f¢ are now forming Those d of | Joining will please apply at ¥. Grain’s, 43 Mereer street. nd wer | UNION COURSE, L. L TROTTING. MESECOND RACE tetween J. K.Polk, and Lady Saf: | | T ‘oll, ther d to Tharsday, November 1 at half-paat'2 ovclock PM, fora purse ‘of $400, $100 to the se- cond poses two miles -7 re) Prat te on peso dheiaton sm | a gon » Gonna seers. Lady Beflolhe to jer the se: | bs a Se ad Match for $200—Mile heats, best 3 im 5, at2, | oe FS iMcMaun enters s. €. Capt, Waugh, (formerly | | | ae wandca ghee &. Boston Merry, to yy mt | e © ferve. Brooklyn for ¢ course at 12 M., half | | pasit oF ad 7 P.M, and recurn after the sports are J lO 3 rre | FOR SALE CHEA ly now, wba spiendl i ali i horses If not sold wat aa Monday, Sth iE reet, of HENRY JOHNSON. | ia tinea te SALE. fine erey Horse, 6.01.7 years os LONG BREED CANARIES. 'HE Celebrated stock of W- jroddway, will be offered for sae at No, Sieh reg Bird par G to" ve ne bes jth the Unis asic Fe Chim tied Y. is ages 4h Aad ste Ghle No.5 John street, _ LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TELEGRAPHIC. VBORY INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION. DEATH OF LIEUT, GRAHAM. Health and Condition of the Troops. MURDER OF MEXICANS BY OUTLAWS. , ASSASSINATION OF A MEXICAN OFFICER AT MONTEREY. Santa Anna at San Luis Potosi. An End Put to the Neutrality of Yucatan, NAVAL MOVEMENTS. EXPEDITION AGAINST ALVARADO. Seizure of a Wucatanese Schooner AT NEW ORLEANS. eo, &e dee Wasuinaton, Nov. 10—9 P. M. We bave New Orleans dates to the 8d instant, and Monterey tothe 16th Oct. Lieut. Graham, of the fourth infantry, died on the 1th ulumo, universally lamented. The wounded generally wete doing well. Accounts in the Picayune, from the troops on the Rio Grande, are truly distressing. The fever and ague is spreading rapidly through the army at Monterey. Taylor’s chaste order tendering the officers and | soldiers of his commend the expression of his ! thanks and admiration, dated Sept. 28th, was | published on the 5th October. The army was settling down inaotively, waiting | further orders. A number of Mexicans had been murdered in the outskirts of Monterey, by outlaws, On the 4th the Mexican officers called on Gen. Worth to take leave of him. As they were riding away through the Plaza, a volunteer shot one of them through the heart. He wasarrested. He is in prison and will be hang, undoubtedly. S A sentiment seemed prevalent in the army that to conquer peace, a more decisive blow must be | struck at Tampico and Vera Cruz. Lieut. Armsted arrived at Monterey on the 12th, with despatches from Washington for General Taylor. About 2000 mules had been hired at Monterey, | for the use of the U..S. Army, and 1500 had arrived | from Camargo. Amail sent from Camargo 2lst Sept. for the army, was taken by the enemy and delivered to Ampudia for the private correspondence in it. ‘This mail has been forwarded to Santa Anna. Another mail for the army, which left Camargo | the 5th of October, was captured by the enemy. Santa Anna.is at San Louis Potosi, but doing nothing. He sustains Ampudia in what he did at Monterey. The store ship Relief arrived at Pensacola Oct. 30, nine days from Vera Cruz. When the Relief left, Commedore Conner was | preparing for another attack on Alvarado, and he | would lead it in person. The Princeton left Pensacola 3ist, with govern- ment despatches for Com. Conner. mm Onur government has put ax end to the pretend- ed neutrality of Yucatan. In consequence of an order from the Secretary | of the Treasury, the United States Marshal at ' New Orleans, on the 2d inst.,seized a Yu | schooner, the Ventura, Capt. tanese Durantes, which had arrived there that day from Campeachy and Sisal. She had $7,000 in, specie, and a lot of log- wood on board. Most of the specie had been landed before the seizure. Baurimorg, Nov. 10—9 P. M. The Western mail is in, but brings no news.— We have more election returns from lowa,which are favorable to the whigs. Flour experienced | a slight decline in our market to-day, the closing | sales being at$5 62 per bbl. Despatches have been received at the War Department from General Taylor, the purport of which has not yet trans- | pases We have no local news. The weather is fine and clear. Puivapetrnia, Nov. 10-8 P.M. There was very little demand in our market to- | day for flour,wheat or corn, and prices are droop- ing. The evening is bright and pleasant. BY THE MAILS. Wasninaton, Nov. 9, 1846. Evening Statement—Alta California—Important Intelii- gence of a hard fought battle between Lieut. Fremont and the Mexicans under Gov. Castro—Appointment of a late Us S. Mexican Consul to the Commissary Department of the Army— Restoration of Midshipman Genet—Death of Col. Fisher, late of the Mier Expedition, $c. Col. Benton was intercepted this morning, moving very actively along the streets with a bundle of papers under his arm, and sometime after was seen to emerge | from the door of the White House with a pleasant expres- | sion of countenance. A gentleman, to whom we are obliged for the information, informs us that it wasa per- cel of letters which Old Bullion was carrying gaan ” gracefully, and so well pleased with himself and | body; it wasa parcel of letters, sir, from Lieut. J.C. ee | mont, of the exploring detachment {of topogrophic al engineers in California. And now we come to the gist of the story, and we know it will give the readers of the Herald all over the continent a particular Lieut. Fremont, fora number of zoos: | has been dis- tinguished for his laborious researches and never tiring exnlorations of the deserts and the yoy of the siundandy earned th sities Bthe Pal Finder ihe Mow sb ntly ea: e. 1° r, \- lin Beeler, the Pilot of the Deserts, and the ' bivtsation. | like the Iitte chap. | hfe jenGentiac journey he has doxe equal honor to Bg relf and his country. But we iy now to consider him in a new character, for which his schoo! in the wil- derne has so efficiently trained him, Well, what has been doing ? We will tell you, and we rather expect the semi-official letters will presently corroborate the information. cas while Lieut. Fremont, in Ai - is researches in Upper Ci pation of yt sons San Se is y of upon a height ighborhood. of Sen’ Francisos main body of faboet sixty ‘men, work garrisoned by some Donen rs men, ames i by a slow process of torture cut to pieces. ‘were two of Fremont’s choicest men—one of them having been with him in nearly ell his stirring and perilous edve tures. t Fremont, ,when the messenger reached him, was eighty miles from his little Mog of in the fort, and the mes senger further stated that arrison were daily ox- f hit Mexicans. Pee earns cod onde rifle in hart, were in the ith, the Captain and his men, maddie, and an the = rore they came np to the relief of the little outpost, ha: made a fore mae of ei les ine single night. “On the very day of end mod only a few etre thereafter, 0 Caatro. with ive rund: red Mexicans and reveral pieces of artillery, (our intor hin aR rifle 8000 Te ae the .) attacked We peat ; ted. eweveritowe expecta pater details of the matter in a day or two Fin we willonly venture to any that we doubt pene of this action, for the numbers en- til compere with the most brilliant feats of the eens the U1 by movin arma | id sad ie—Belon gion rentema | | ¢ plessure of seeing Mr. F. M. Dimond, late States Consul at Mexico. For fourteen rea in where the etl ANR, ie ¥ Warek tee | vated it in the West Indies, he has been a | agent of the government in a consular tecity ite He A FATE, For foun Caving Hte wie ol De terodves "Me. Sie fhe Menicen suteert | Janne Cosch, large Foan Cat age Horse attempt to introduce Mr exicen authori. | prise, Bleigh, two sets of Harn | te. Coes For parriculars, apply at Roon able, comer of ath at. | of 9 oessmisnians In the 08 |e ys it, the of oce Thie \“ni nviwere rae, meen st ea os | ohn’ cle From } ean Mexico tet the Mexicans, Mr. D. will be of great advantage to the enemy's country a gl T ocideat ‘of the day, was the ua we jdshipman Genet, of New York, whose spon mentioned re since. He had resigned the malicious SSaet oe eee IS, wich has since been proy