The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1847, Page 3

——— ) j laa, ot § orelash, omy ~The open, Rua Oe a oe nea cours it No. 413 Bi Music and of tuition will be ona ros inve ings an and su De peansivas. Falf explauations on the pal te Teal of Weber, of Boa. Ac. Manual, of Behe Mode of Netching. aud uthor of Mud. Lessous ia Muste, Primary Musical Academy y—Mr. Warner advertise: wader this head, ‘Wishes us to call’ tenons | class in musie,t o which he ke ‘To Collectors of Au vast colle eet le a rn Soca Nesaa ates deimtcaiial Me Sam Wi ‘Wright.—The Gricketers of New borhood, iad sie the nei fo the anna sad ea march on Wednesday nex: fort ight, who has ted the game, of his pl hy aud the candor variably manifa "To give interest to : Sh fy choice of Met. I and Sunes and as Efe be selected from the lists given below, & capital use, Tickner, Pid- se. Bation, Tinson, ille, Blackburn, Elliott, ' Fideock, Wild, Cuip, "Hasty, metson, and ‘The mateh to be layed at St George's yround, stumps to be virghed at 10 o' rela leg wickes will be played on the pa. “ me fro Sams and Comery, for $2000, at ae Plumbe National juerrean Gallery, and sMurrav street, should one so. ‘Che coll tion of ex yea of the best artist in by ‘friendl vault of Mr Wet by to obtain’ Pictures je speci The Fashions or the e Day—Roman Togas— Dress aud Frock Coats, elegant good fits, can be had at remark- ably low prices. from ‘our fushignable neighbors, Sanford Bro- thers, Tailors, 127 Fulton strost, next next door to ‘Herald office, French Boots 1 in the Fair. Fair tention of our frigeds noel the public to ase of Boots ex- hi Young. of th Paris Boot, Fmporiem, on the comer otFulen and Nassau streets. The Boots exhibited inthe Fair area fine sxmple of Boots that can he found at the Paris Boot Extabl Ora fo ‘$4 50, equal to the best sald in other stores for $6 and do fine Calf ‘Boots 13 90, usual; soldf 1$5 Call and get your Boots at the Paris Smal Profits is the motto. Fever and Ague..W: koop & Co.'s aol pound Tonic for jee cure of | ofthis disease’ has ob: rep tation unsurpassed by any other known. ' The afl fed are veted to try it, end no pa} the is asked of any who are not cured. ronces by epy lying af the pice, 53 Palin corner of Cliff st., be perfectly satisfied of the virtues of this remedy. “rots stmr Fuca! hurs& 8a Portable Shaving ew aud compact coustraction, farm size of which do mo detract ‘rom ti an Ka and come lete appendage to the cul ‘adapted to the wants of the travel wale at Ga. sauee tore. Cases.-Of an entirely al with article, ‘be us Pocket and ‘Pen Knives, Razors, beautiful assortment of the above can-be seen at ber’s ether with lapge. variety of wiasorn, hal eka ne tee! goods, end o | ne ste ro SL UNDERE ES BO and set. Cutlery SON, 177 Broad . A few doors above Courtiaady st. * Beneath the lie Peete Suh ie a atno other place in the city then BE. ae cr GOs de Wallin treet, oho door below Wal 7 titan atre Pest pen in the world. ‘The Peus of ‘ithe best mal ers wholcenle or Tetail may be had bing! bird at $100 and $2 00." Fons carefully i Tepai of auch as eld erewhens eta Trina ‘Medtoared ay remove from Dim RS Dropertes,¢ able to all whoa Found’ only at 6 Wakes wee eat sea Iway. The Fair, Great Attraction.— Amon; the at vaio farticl *, Of the Aumerionn Inatineestas Cee gare: Annual seems 40 universally to attract the attenti irate arte uet aay ie tne md nin len, an 0 asl ir asf B gley. CY ‘pat ton Teaders w i the euabliahment ang Cats Gon, can be had ‘Gold Pee rale or sya i menateceurse'y lowest n Cpr Poin patways Rea ty but never ee street, on Bu Tak subscriber having supplied ae abli a, at Teepe with besa his manufacturing fhelities to meet the increase of the It trade, tler served promptly and to their sutetuctina, by Kase’ "one pcabae eee: ape J! gored Lampe.<Th Oke hema Si rth ht at less expense han cast no e cheap- fi} warranted: for oue yerr.— ~ sal oil ae is engi easaleas mages afgunirured New vou a Beaten eet, New Yor i wareoomn, 304 Broad Chandelies, bracket, hrnging, parlor and inane! lomon, ya Greyryiety,, Deniers supplied on liberal term: Nis So Jar cf a vere om altere Ravigetion of a Ohio Kiver. eetceet River, ec ait +. Oct 7...5 feet, rising. MONEY MARKET, Monday, Oct, 16 P.M; ‘The stock market opened firm this morning. Several of the fancies improved a fraction, while others closed at prices current on Saturday, Treasury Notes ad- vanced % per cent, Ohio 63 X, Sergio ba 1%, Reading Railroad %, Long Island 3s. Reading Bonds, Farmers’ Loan, Canton, Norwich, ee Harlem closed firm at Saturday's prices. Illinois Special fell off 1 per cent. The sales were not very large at the improve- mont, and the market closed with an upward tendency. The Bank .of Brunswick, at Augusta, Georgia, has declared a semi-snnual dividend of fcur per cent. The Mechanics’ Bank, Auguste, has declared a divi- dend of four per cent for the last six months. The comparative receipts and expenditures of the Stonington railroad company for the past three years, have been as annexed :— Sroninoton Rar.noap Company +845. \ 86 049 22 4,793 00 10,997 09 sea 32 M1932 at 76.626 44 37,404 40 12'456 73 126,087 57 15,844 64 the year ending Sept ist, 1847, ‘were equal to nearly seven per cent on the capital stock ofthecompany. A dividend of two anda half per cent was paid last July, and another of a similar amount will be paid on the Ist of November, out of the earnings of the year ending Sept. Ist, 1847, leaving @ balance of about ono and a half por cent on the capital stock, as @ surplus carried forward to another ‘year. . ‘The railroad from Providence to Worcester, which as yet isonly passable, with an engine to the town of Mill- ville, bas an excess of passengers and freight over the most sanguine expectations of the stockholders. The company are now receiving, from twenty miles already completed from Providence, about forty per cent on their capital stock. The road will be opened the entire dis- tance in about a week, The Stonington railroad will re- ceive « very great accession to its local and through busi- ness by tho opening of the Worcester ling; its freighting business will betparticulaly benefitted, as there are many large manufacturing towns between Providence and Worcester depending upon the New York market for the wale of their goods, which will find an outlet via the Stonington road. These towns have heretofore been de- pendent upon old fashioned modes of conveyance to market, and have, of course, labored under great disad- vantages compared with their neighbors, They now have facilities for getting to market equal to the most favored manufacturing town, and we have no doubt they willhave & corresponding influence upon their prosperi- ty. The completion of this road will open to this city sources of business which have heretofore been partially drained threugh other channels. ‘The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester railroad company for the month of September, 1946-47, were as follows : $190,015 99 9 80,311 98 aeral repairs. jerest on bonds, 36,128 40 8,27 + 08 111,779 4 86 928 5: _Nonwion AnD Wononen Rartnoan. 8:6. 7. Sev ‘Through travel 7,019 11 oes! travel 68 19 we 219 31 154 1 ‘Total... s+. ++. $20,403 76 22,696 26 decrease 6 577 50 This exhibits very gloomy account, and by nomeans a flattering prospect. The whole of the decline in the recvipts has been on the through travel, caused partisl- ly by the discontinuance of the Long Island day train between Boston aud New York. The expenses incurred in running that line have, of course, been also dis- continued, but they were by no means equal to the re- coipts from that source, The local business of the company shows a slight improvement. We haye some hopes that the opening of the Nashua and Worcester railroad, will | 4 | Recetpts from all sources, September, 1846, $45,044 55 * | hie exhibits an inerease of about enty per cent — the | Washington Branch, a semi-annual dividend of two and and ingenuousness ‘he has in | help the Norwich line, aio talk of wore ona freight from Nashua and that section, destined for New York, now has to go by the way of Boston. It is our impression that the Norwich and Worcester company will gain more by the opening of the Nashua road than | it will lose by the opening of the Worcester and Provi- | Vidence road. We, however, have our doubts about this road ever paying a very large dividend, and it will be many years before the stookholders will receivo even the smallest dividend. a ‘The receipts of the South Carolina railroad company for the month of September, 1346 and 1847, were as mnexed :— Sourn Canouiwa Rattroap. 1847, 67,248 85 Incroase in September, 1847,....... $9,204 30 The aggregate average increase in the income of rail- roads throughout the country this year, compared with | last, has been about twenty-five per cent. | ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Itailroad Company have de- clared an annual dividend of three per cent. On the « half per cent has been declared. It was anticipated by many stockholdors that the Baltimore and Ohio compa- | ny would declare @ larger dividend than usual, in copse- quence of the great increase in the receipts, but in that | they have been disappointed. The re-laying of s portion | of the track, aud the extension of the road beyond its Present western terminus, compel the company to con- fine its dividends to the previous rate, and apply its sur- plus to the improvement and completion of the road. Every dollar of the loan required tor the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, has been obtained, the contracts have been signed and ratified, and the work of completion has been resumed. The loan upon the bonds amounts to $1,100 000, as follows :—From Boston, New York and District of Columbia, $600,000, Virginia, $300,- 000, and $200,000 in bonds, which are taken by the sub- contractors. The one-tenth of a mill tax, imposed by the legislature of this State, in 1944, will hereafter cease to be Revied, the net surplus canal revenues having reached a sum sufficient, if paid each year, to meet the interest asit ac- as criraieser Sem "Coed ees tacative, buyers offered 8 | 8 figure less. holders asked $4 62)¢, while ries ne freights. In in Bort Chasen, om the sovataret ie 10th inst.. by the FD. Bryan, Mr. Beniamin F. Kixosixv, Crawford county, Pa., to Mra, Many Anw Pansat of Greenwich, Coun. At East Chester, on Thursday, the 7th inst, by the Rev. Mr, Pooraoag Moses Hoyt, to Hestes A Gviox, both of that place Died. On the 10th inst., of consumption, James Matxxn, aged 31 years, } The friends of his family, likewise his jusintances, | are requested to attend his funeral, without further invi- tation, from his ok a 469 Greenwich sv., this | Tuesday) at 3 o’clook, P. A At oop ile of his father, at East Chester, on the 10th inst., in the 27th year of his age, Wittiant James, eldest son of Alexander Masterton. oo the friends of the Solty, of his father-in- and of Robert Smith, are respectfully in- his funeral, at 1%, ‘o'clock, A. M., this day (Tuesday,) without further invitation. The Harlem cars will leave City Hall at 10 o'clock, A. M , and car- riages will be in waiting at Tuokaho. ills remains will be taken to East Chester churoh for interment. ‘On Monday, the 11th inst., Geonce Cornexi, of the firm of Cornell & Jackson, in the dist year of his age. The passenger of the family, 5 ee Getty 4 es of Egy, ‘neamM} ), mm NTO tO Roane ectfully invited to baekd Mo funel ‘uesd: 1, this (T p, at 2 O'elock, from his Late resldence, 249 twelfth st On the 11th inst. after a short but severe illness, Many Firzsimons, daughter of Patrick and Margaret Fitzsi- mons, aged 3 years and 11 monthi ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respectful- ly Anvited to attend the funeral, Tuesday) after- Thou, at half past 'S o'siouk, from the tealdenes of her parents, No. 18 Morris atroot, ent, No. onthe. In th a Cou Ni Poet the sd'day of a const t 0 the ras day of Geiober, 18. OO ‘Meu 73; Women $7; Boys 70; Girls 51. Total 251. Bumed or 8calded, Cholera Infantum, Brops in thera ches Epis ; Erysipelas, 1 puerperal, ri do remittent, typhus. 13; doconge: 3: Hoop ug cow 4 bowels, jysentery, 2! . 3; do dl ammatot let, 1; do typho sido eaavtee Hurt, disgaso of, iflamunstion of ‘brain, $:" Intimma: inflammation of heart. 3; lnflammation of cruesand redeem the principal of the loans authorized by that act, with any arrearages not contributed by the tax imposed'by the same act,within the period of eighteen years, limited fer the payment thereof. The exportation of domestic cotton goods from Bos- ton for the month of September, distinguishing the des- | tination, was as annexed : | Domestic Corton Goops Taapr or Boston, Exports for September, 1847. To Valpariso, bales and sti hay tay ‘West Coast of Africa, “3 Rio Janeiro 10 20 OO. .4-. 10 8,512 10,519 Total for four months. Same time last year. . Increase. , | The bulk of the exports was to South America. ‘The in- crease in the shipments for the past four months, com- pared with the corresponding months in 1846, has been about fifty-five per cent. The prosperity of the Eastern manufacturers may be inferred from this fact. This does not look much like ruin, ee xch r% Io mI oa br] | $14000 ‘Tresg nts, 6's is arm 's Trust 510 4 10 aa +3 Jn A "0 oY inten 6, 67 103 100 do 1000 do 6's, 62 1023 20 Greenwich Ins ee Penna 5's b90 7’ 10 NHaven & Hartford 10! do bam 78 75 Canton Co 10000 do 7% 2% do tome do NS Tt Nore Wor MY 110H@ Ohio g's, so" 100 380 do 60 ia fo mee 0 2000 do "6 98 50 Tf Teland bio 12000 do 56 983, 100 do | 20 Isapel funded 25) 168 do - $000 0 . 5000 Reading Bonds 703§ 700 R So ahs Kody RR iw ite ress cael 200 $35 100 do si5 Sinfite seme ute : To Del'& Huda scrip. 180 . gia! 50 ahs N Hay & Hartf'd hs Nor & Wor RR 102 50 » 45) 35 Merch Ex 3 WeHaiom RE Sas Fr} 4 10 do bro 48 100 sn Ca ops 594 50 do 839 48) 50 do opg 59% 100 do 4a 100 Farms’ 400 do 48% 28 | 90. Nor& WorRR bio 4534 New Yorx, Monpay Arreanoon, Ocr. 11. The market for breadstuffs was firmer to-day, and sales of new and f.esh ground flour were made at 12% and 26 cents advance on prices current on Saturday. Grain was also firmer, and sales of corn made at a slight ad- vance. Wheat was also in good demand, and sales made at prices showing an upward tendency. Pork was some firmer, and sales of mess made at full prices. Other kinds of provisions remained about the same. In groce- ries, transactions were made only to a moderate extent, without change of moment in priors. Asnes—Small sales of pots were made at $5 62%, and of pearls at $8, the market closi: steady. Breswax—Thi ; and closed $l for the former, and $6 25 for the latter, at which 3000 9 4000 bbls. changed hands; 800 do Troy new sold at $6 1236 a $0. 256; 600 do uni ited Gene- see sold at $5 8734; 200 do new Michigan sold at $6 12%; 500 do Ohio new $6 25; and 300 do rownd hoop Ohio at $6 3734; 150 bbls. musty sold at $5 50; the lot of Union mille ‘sold on Saturday at $6 06‘; South and Baltimore and Georgetown held at $6 2 Richmond couutry were sold at $6 373¢. W! ‘Sales of 2000 bushela North Carolina new were made at $1 20; 3000 do Illinois red sold at $1 25; and 2500 do sold at the same price. A small lot, consisting of 60 bbis Mii- waukie new sold at $1 35. Corn—The sales reached about 15,000 or 16,000 bushels, including mixed at 66, 67, and 680, with low at '70c; 2000 de mixed sold in the slip ‘at 68¢, and 2000 do in store at the same price; 810 do white sold at 700 ; and 2000 do flat yellow at the awe price, Meal—New York good was at $3 25 Rye—Sales of 1200 @ 1600 bushels sold at 82¢. Rye flour | was firm at $4 508 $475. Outs—sales of 8000 a 10 000 bushels were ma it 46 & 470. ceeste down the Hudson River, October 9th, +6,900 barrels, Canpuxs—The market for sperm was firmer, and sales of 500 boxes reported at 33c. Correx—We only heard of ales of 150 bags Rio, which were made on private te: Frun—There were no acrivals ¢ tonday. Sales of 1200 quintals dry cod were made, toarrive, at $3 56%. Mack- et remained about the same. Herring—Sales of 5000 ooxes were made, including scaled, at 57.8 600; No. 1's wat 45. No. 2s at 300 Ht ‘The market continued firm, without sales ‘deing reporte.l Hipes—A sale of 4200 dry Matamoras was made at about 1044, 6 months, merchantable. A lot of Cartha- genas were also re at 830, 6 months. Leav—The market was quiet at Seturday’s: pope's Navat Stones—Raw turpentine was at $i ed 2 ad 280 lbs. There was no change in 4; apirte turpen- in were made Sales of 500 bbls North county ro: t 65 ‘Linseed—There was no change of moment. Bales of English in a moderate way, were reported at nd of city ae at 620 cash. There was no in sperm or whale. vie of 250 bbls mess e| wore made at ‘14 50, and 000 do were reported sold, for Canada, et $14 ‘3736 a$i4 "0. Io ime no sales beyond retail ‘transactiong were reported; we quote it about $10 75 to Ul, ina small way. Beef— | een nge. Lard—Sales of 31 400 kegs were reported sold, to out of market, on ms not understood. Butter— Sales of 150 a 160 in ‘ ea this State, dairies, were made at 16, 17 a 1 7heese—Salos of 400 boxes prime Ohio were made at 70. Rice, —No sales ys moment were made, and prices *e- UG AR. —! of ‘aba Muscovado were saade on private terms. or ~The market was firm, and stock in light Inflammation of stomach, 3: ‘nflammation of fuflammation of throat, 1; Luter, rance, 2; pe rat hed in mus, 10; Old Ages 6; Paiay, ts 15 Poisou birth, 3; Seroful bain, 267 Muleides 1; Deomman Hetehad fi Ulcers is Unknow’, t ge—Under one yi tod Years, $0; 2 to 5,20; i 50 10, 14; 10 £8 20, 9; 20 to 30, 32; 30 to 40, 405 40 to 50, 135, 70, 16; 70 to. 80; 6; 80 to 95, 85 100 and upward, 1;'ua known, A. W. WHITE, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, Oct. 11, 1847, to 15 horse-power. ANTED—A steam i 012 3t#re Address R. DILL, Keeper. Refe street, at Ilo’ Pelock, thi vi Esq., of | ai ote. Fish— TAOS Be PL! Lass & a rare Rea Bree day, at f Goi te noch contend isaba come: of sid feet, a ear woe e aout ce Fame. stock consist of « geeral vats ap tail em mont ue HE office. ity of earthen toys. 0 Also, with which the sale will cot be exhibited for ace ahion in front of 1 sold without falogues eiinad to the auction room. Jobbing city trade, gr Country merchauts ean rienced packers, and this sal Ter credit for s 00 and under $200, 4 month: for approved cent per annum; under mont fr. ‘ASHIONS OF THE DA Frock Coams, bly i Prices, from’ Sane ‘Tailors, 127 MME WE viet soued and free from ites dk in all cases, e, od muffins, mueatures and when Roleconue = laid an ction room, and m nh mad go ly le iclass fluted Camblers, 3 crates yele wilt ‘not be sent out, but may be had by Lots will be sold to suit the re- tocers, ke. Cen ey ware poskes by expe- rt 3200 nud ‘upwards: ov $50 and under $100, scount, at the rate of 7 per itnout iscount O12 1t* re Der ot 50, cash cleat good fits, can be “had at our (ashonable Iton street, of Corr ECTIONARY—Wanted immediately, pentog! ocd addre: and when an aan may be had, will | lead to fartl planation. attend w sctionary,” ote r gontee BE EYE-DB, WHEELER, Oculist, 29 Greenwich devor eyes forsale, and in- fice hours from 8 A.M. toi visits outdoor patients. A. pamphleg, with numerous in: jars tod ‘OT! the Gi J Aver oll 2tis*m CE—The Island of C eutrusted. to his car rs for busivess ‘and Matanzas, to the following gentlemen, vit Front street. Pearl street. ret. JOSE M. BOVES, No. 57 Pearl street. tors, FeUskINg Hoye Lay FOVEs - CuoHNELL, Prop Flushing, and ‘favorably kupira’ te the er vellia destroyed b Upon an er st style, and w: reception of thew frien with all the modem conven re in The ed scale, and refurnished i Il be reopened on Hoaday, S Se oh & ng Island.—T! s'ablishment, May last, has on il in a most ss goer Is and id bal paid to ma has been pai for families aud boarders, and miliary ry patios ENRY 8 HOVE! new oo G ‘the ‘open for" ices to commence at half-past io, auction, in the charch, on Wednes ec memes of the ANJFED—A LADY, who writes persons desirous of uniting witht, are hand, wishes employ meat as Copy ly inv: to visit ~ examine the chu ch edifice in line aadsessed to O. P. L., Herald Office, between the 6th and 7th avenues. Lithographic diste attention. pews can be hed at tthe cha uch 09 40s*m itmation in ‘understands coo! pag ak ing, m to the countr ‘he bes! pests for oue day at No. I d Ludlow at at. #re iantion, sither as as dry nurse and sempetress and se in Beat of ety ever reaces. Has no gbigetion t to a tevele Can be seen for three Lop (oe Boquire fo yr Margaret, 189 Bowery, in the basement. ol ’ Way a TED=By a Protestant young woman, a situation as cook, washer and ironer, ina small private family: 73,wonld tof refer. bjections to act asc ee to character, ke. Pl LED—By a Young Woman, pitwati eeper, or as washer and ironer in a - references can be Please apply at No. 17 Pitt stree wn TED—A good cool ironing; ferences Cull betw 29 West to assist in the washiog and ry poly without the best city 1e-. jours of 10 and 20 renee are TED IMMEDIATELY—Sev: if man to solicit aubecrbers most popular, Sten who can come wells ais enter. elset (poeta the eo smeuded for honesty al: rom 9 year a to Israe! these rates now. Avot hed ‘ED—By a lady, a situation m0 travel, OF to ‘take cere was of children. Enquire at No. 42 Madison street. ol2 1t#rh was ANTED—A Salesman in our Curtain material Ss one but those who have had experience ant derstand the business, need wR n, STEWA ‘T & CO. ol23t*re corner Broadway and Reade street. ith om oy gel to take an in- =i of the best ‘reat chan young man with one who ois "io exper ness. Apply at 8 Canal st. ol It “gig 10103 8 dollar to be, WwW ro%a ars, paytngat to be ima quarter cath’nd the ronidne inthe sort ands Gee bent ar navigabto ‘raters td tullrond co the beet markets, at 50 c on the acre, Address C. M.H., at this office. middle-aged Beotch Good reference lease call at the corner __o18 1t#rh of June, ting him will be thankfully’ n ean eames ‘John street, New York, Montreal and Quebec papers pi ol 1t*rh DITORIAL,—A gentleman of considerable exper the British Press, would be glad to meet an ngage arespectable newspaper est this oF an) Jarge American city as Sub-Ed: Paragray 0 become L atthe Herald office. lor tiser will require n0 remuneration ‘all his capa! Leet and acknowledged. Address P. 012 6t*rre ‘of Getty’s Lodge, No. il, 1,0- to attend a megting at Nation ‘wesday, al if past 120’clock, of paying the last tribute of respect to Comell. The members are request- dance. g gr o12 1t*re 1. TATE, Secretary. M AiMgers ox Rasy iD FOR AY BULLS HEAD, corver of Third Avenue and 25th street, on ‘Thuzsday evening, October 14, 1915. Vo be raffled for ta 0a Thursday evening ext at8 o’clock, the pit ‘and heaviest Ox in the United Seater H weighs upwards of 4,200 Ibs, Sere incacs 6 inches in length by Daniel C. my y even! f Sth Avenue aa 23d streec. our late bi thers Geo ed to be punctual county, and i Cottage, comer °‘Chaaees ¢ en at Madison Cottage, any time previous to ¢ Raffle. There are 150 chances at $5 each 12 ro SIDNEY WILLS. Pee Gant LEMAN who left the slat Girsey and four ia charge of Michael Harrington, last summer, t Julian's Hotel, 2 Washington faces | reqaest- immediately, otherwise they will be sold NTED—-AN ASSISTANT IN THE JEWELRY IN#S8—A liberal art ment may be madewith 4 competent person, who would d to devote his whole time and atvention to bi References as to re ao ectability, busi habits, and fications must be unex- epee ee aay young gentleman, o| reping accounts and seriously busigess, may fiud be likely y,' procure, an interest, af preferred. disposed to mal Jeave their address avd references wi street. which shall he renee tnlly attended Owe 8S FABER—all kids, Just 16 by G. Gets ol 11h 5a Maiden yank Es A otis. CHANCE OR HOTEL Lge ge Faget Pa bade i this a good ouperta. vowe es rat_ year, would be the 20¢ might vd iets Hieference i be ai ‘or sale from AVIS & HENRIQUES, _e12 1t*rre street. KEAT | RATILE SHeET BROTHER JONATHAN. —WILSON & Co.’s stupenduus betes tad meet outed, ing en sseonetot all the Me ll history of large Ki saa te reo lary ings of al i ere > Principal ha officers. hole of one mammoth the andeomes| oa be Pictorial py. co SPL AC ACTING EYE fOUNTA juested to examive Dr. Fountain, or Jet or Done! imate. A con: ge. Whixrv.—The market continued firm, and sales of 80 bbls Ohio were made at 300, Deudge ‘was held at the ~— price, igs State prison ——_ 0. ‘ne1aHTs —Some cargoes of grain ware sepented on en- goged to Liverpool at 6d in bags, To Hamber was taken at 740, and to Antwerp at Xo. To exten, rates continued steady. TELEGRAPHIC Ausany, Oct. 11—-P, M. Flour—The market was firmer, and sales of abowt 3000 barrels were made, consisting of straight brands old and new wéstern and Genesee, at $6 758 $6. Wheat— ‘There was more demand, with sales of about 14,200 bush- ols Chicago, at $1 22. Corn—The market was firm, and of about 10,000 bushels were mad t duning. th fea tastes frcights. Boston, Ovt. 11.—P. M. Flour—The “market was firm, and new, with fresh Ground brands, held at $6 373 a $6 60, including good new Genesee and Southern, and at which some 16008 2000 bbls were anid to have changed hands. Wheat- no sales reported, Corn was firm, and sales of about 5000 bushels made at 78 cts. for sound mis ed, and 75 ote, for yellow. Provisions—pork was dull, while lard was id soothing stream issues from the pipe of which if allowed to play on the closed ‘well ax muscular ise on the Eye can be had at his office, 0'2 Siseod* re N AND OTHERS WANTED IMME- '—Eleven petty Rey} nd 26 De Powell's 261 Broadway, cornerof Warren st. TS HeAMS Gaulorse. ina i ‘ag naee oan perme ‘wages advanee, and to rettra north xt " Th found qualified. 7 grog, but the commutation of 3 cents a day instead, al- early application will be apply at the Naval Rendezvous, 6 Cherry street, yt Chate Ee OW THE UMPET —Th der ae is vent oticed in wegive wa cen rotie their preotons souls 188 ims street 018 * re FOR EX HANGE—Iih brick’ Hou on the street. Rooms now ready for inspection. Enquii ram Broadwey. 37 Houston 012 6t®re commodat FOR BALE OR TO se rios hiass i East da street, betwoen Sth avenue and Union modern improvements, and in itear is one of Oe completest dw ‘ossession at any timc. ington st, to Apply on tn the om 012 Ure an A on fd apathy towards construc! ol36t® FEALISTR—FOK SALE—The Hi d Pot, No 6s Kighih Aroate ta wieh 538 je and ¥ Occupied by an upholsterer. reenwich Avenue, near soe fo croekery two ar the Eighth ‘arene, ‘upon which ballding nach , A-coituge ° cooninios 6 bed-rooms, othe Sree bend cot ory tract of id all pe me an anrivalles aPouession ma may be had salen re NWT hte Sa tween Greeawich ith a store underneath, Also, Seven Houses and Stores Eighth Av millinery, dry rarmeeath wits stree! fouraum at - poly tod. A oT a rf 1 Wallauest. rh ot Agee out build- on a bedrooms, 2 lors di room, Ke. Attached 2 coach 8 bed-rooms, parlor and di we and stable fina horses. parlor and dining- ws epteages oa enjoy in any of » beau- coach-h Jen Wepest o'clock: andl return Centreville, Oct. 12, 1817. hat lavver wot more to start to mak HARLEM, PARK “COURSE — Trotting and Pacing this ay Tues- day, October 12th, at 3 o’clock P. M.— Match for 300—Mile heats,best Vion tear, trotter. pacer. BREE Brdmittor. TREVILLY COURMK, L. OTTING AND. PACING, ‘ednesday, Oct. 13, o'clock P. | We M. Purse $250, $75 to the second best '—2 mile heats Ik, to go to a wagon. ler the saddle. ile heats, best 3 in's, in harness, for trot, pu te South ¥érry’: Brooklyn, for the Course, ker the sportsare over. L CONRLIN, Proprietor. 12 Ije ass img. She fed round t c heats, in har- .m. Lady Moscow. gt. Grey Harry. m. PI tdetphin Bal. be disposed of on or large fine brown i—And ist November, in harness, euqui h at., blacksmith shop, lorse ton week HORS! Pony, 15 dle OUR | ito stop the hes owner to oy is worth $20 hose ‘ou last Thursday, cured my horse’ m za morning, the day of sale. nd rll permanently eradicate to Messrs’ J. Gale and T. R. Gilbert. of this city, who hi For asle by A. iE FOR SALE—A beaut hands, perfect! Crosby street, where us, the other day cough in a day, he was two weeks ago.” Jal = Paapeiyes, of Brook): yn, and lanac them, aud ail vouch for GHC ‘O- wholesale ° ists, 149 Fultonst., UStis*re NEW YOua | gORee BAZAAR, Ji Crosby ee GH, Apctioacer —The next ether 13, at pan atizo ee eataloy ing horses 10 offa o'sloek ou Tuesday, or they anno bo It take sand H Wednes- of horses. for this sale will repre yen bel os Ras O10 dtis*-e NEW ce YACHT CLUB—J steam, idioera at the foot of Bevclay y morning, and will start at 9 o'clock precise bers to witness the Regatta to come Ci al ron ids. 012 f* re or to seogers, ana AOR am oe icles modations, apply on board c The ae i sa Ageuts in New Orleans, Wy Pereare ‘all goods to hi it rs aa 8 fom New York on Pacsdany Liverpool on the jac: Enmrope, or thon wisniog 0 sen Ld thei a finer conve: mee ‘on bom nity oaitively nll as wi raha = bal Pit or sale W ORLEANS—Loui id of Prckets—To sail Monday, October an her regular OF passage a superior furnished secom- ja Cy ae Wallst., Me Wi a - fs. x Creery, who will prompt. I be rece on board after Batur- On packet ship LOUISVILLE, M. Hunt, , ceed the Clifton, and ail Thursday, Oct 8, hor vegulat day” arlington, Capt. Cay raday, the 141 "] ui ne ih Mok c id 56 West at, seomer of J Ree: ore fits of 12h October— e Celebrated fuat sailing aud fy a ratowe. will Pood fro on oo, the 12th of Octobe: De "ernons about to broceed to .caunot pelert | jeation should eeu df Mh Pe rH Vigil 7 A aor. 86 South #1. iuuane ENA sree Ki Ts FOR known, Wy seoomne’ 4 steerage "or passage free, averiva — af Sat “i iach. n Hil Mard, Oct, 2tst. od ta New. Gren, will do well 1 Be are all 7 on ir on tppotn ra ‘0 secure NETIC. 7 TAPACOTT, 66 South st, Ny | eee kr }, 56 South st. | Danseuses Vieuno Dawew whieh will b ‘be added i Se rere SAY as laghan, Mir: Hackett; J | sain maids tp jcouclude wi me PAS DLS" enema | ¥ ee | ee riers ner artic! | Ha apt Allen, ae Ja bea ra Ade and the iu and Gallery, 123 Cents. a, ipa Beasta, Bu: | vena; enelia Brs, curtain will rise at 7. M GERMO Se AN WOO Navy, Her So jesty rt, and Roy of Mr. KCHANICH HALL, and Broome streets, tion by Cbd ps ond high ir Parents 6 or rast o'clock. i He ia c# ae ester saonape oe ey lity ape of Mr. ii Ritdarhiicn Meteo ™ ir. lence, ir ylor; de ae — Mo rererine of DON JUAN—Don ittance—Boxes 25 cents; Pitt 1236 cents. LMO’S OPERA HOUSE. —Monday, 1817.—Becond weeklof the cejebrated RIOFIAN SE! HARRI UNaron, tetainmenty hye been the of the w r have the houor of inclading the Presiden nd family, Farnas of State, Ww Famil y. the fashion of 4 merica oors open at 7 o’cloc! PEN Eve ie RIGHT. SECOND WEEK CHR nie reat NST REL BL 8, CHRISTY, p PIERCE, CHRISTY, . VAU whose inimitable concerts are night! hh tien) loa jarnes; Donna Auna, Mi October tith, ENADERS, Ware. and WARD, , jniversal iat oy pa. e Nol Geutry of Eu: J. A. DUMBOLTON. Concert at ‘Tra Broadway, bet c. pe) ry T and ORT with approba- 28. der 10 Rees d andiansy half pices ‘Concer? aoe THis ‘WEEK The Model Artistes will bel,” &e., &e., with other c we of subjets every & Tic! of admission 50 e« tion at the Doors 0: en at 7 o'clock. cisely 8 o'clock. M FARADISE.—EVERY EVENING MOD! eR at the APOLLO ROOM: The ‘Iremptation,” gentleman, 75 cents, to be obta A limitted number of Season Tickets may be had on applica- mga durisg the week. ‘ickets admitting a lady and t the door. Personifications commence at, pre- mission of Henry ot kena two octaves ‘Tuesday evenin, +3 4. Overture (by req 1. Line Dust My, H. il la chasse 361 ‘Broaden HENRI HERZ GRAND VOCALA place, Particulars to-morrow. Gran ORGAN PERFOR: KING begs to inform his friends ang coe ini hae has kindly offered to perform « grand Duet Parr I. Bronze Horse. ...... 3 j Bares for elarionet 4 I» Performance, Mr. King will introduce several whi bosugeested, by any of the au Hence at th the fall power and varieties of thi 2 be hed only at Stoddard & Dunham's, yi Mr’ Exben, at. and at Mr. King’s residence, 194 Nit BROoKryN FEMALE IN! INSTITUTE. — GRAND id m MANCE—MB. A ‘with rand fa the nowrand splected tory, ‘37 stops aes of pedals, second only in next, Oct: iath, commencing at 8 i: | SEH IN TELLIGEN TOTHERs3 ~ ey “EA¥isT momunt. TELEGRAPAIC, Additioual from Mexico. PurLavevemia, Oot. 11—Night We have accounts from Mexico by the arrival of the steamship Alsbama at New Orleans om the 4th inst She sailed from Vera Cruz on the 26th ult. and from ‘Tampico on the s0th. ‘The New Orleans Picayune extra, of the 4th instant, says there is no later news from Gen. Scott's army direct. But it learns through « source entitled to great respect, that the Americans had twenty-seven officers Killed and forty-five wounded in the battles of the sth and 13th of September. There is no confirmation of the reported death of any of the American generals. Letters reovived by com- mercial houses at Tampico from their correspondents in the city of Mexico, confirm entirely the Picayune's former reports of the battles of Mill del Rey, Chapuite. pec, and the heights, on the 8th and 18th, when Gen. Soott carried the place at the point of the beyonet. A circular from the Alcalde is published, dated at Guadaloupe, 14th of September, addressed to the com- mandants General of Departments. It declares that Santa Anna evacuated the capital, that other means might be pursued to harass the enemy. The Great. Freshet at th the » South. Puitavetemia, Oot. 10—A, M. ‘The flood in the Susquehanna overflowed the bridge at Port Deposite, and carried away telegraphic wires. — Will be repaired in a day or two. J. L, Suemacer :— Notify the papers that the road between Baltimore end Cumberland is now in order, and that the detention was occasioned by the rosd being overflowed In some Places, six and eight fesby thuither roads nor bridges have received any damago, The communication between Baltimore and Washington will be by steamboats until the railroad is put in ocder between those places. Our road haa not received any injury, nor has our trains been the least detained, G. H, HUDDELL. The Southern Mail. Puitapecrnta, Oct, 11—A. M. ‘The New Orleans papers of the 34 are received. They contain no news from the army. The railroad between Washington and Baltimore will not be repaired for seve- ral weeks. Great Fire in Richmond, Puitavecenia, Oot. 11-12 15, P.M. ‘The extensive Gallego flour mills at Richmond, were entirely destroyed by fire yesterday morning, at Sve o’alock. The loss is very large; the mills were owned by Messrs. Warwick & Barksdale. One account mays, a large number of other houses were destroyed. The whole loss is estimated to be $250,000. Georgia Election. Purtapetrata, Oot. 11—Noon. Twenty-two counties in Georgia are heard from. The whigs have lost six hundred on Governor, and gained six in the legislature. The gain in the legislature will Probably secure the election of two whig United States Senators. hm bp Rink 0 Allegretto Song-—On the Banks of Guadal Bochsa Mi Auber Pimms and Mr. W. A Kii ley: oe pkey aa fy) whieh” ‘ich 'y the Rennfecta 178 Centre Pa th st. 2d door east of the 013 It re CAMILLO SIVORI UMENTAL CONCERT NST! Oa WED) NSDAY — OCT. 13, at the above MME LRU 3 Su (Prima Donna of the Begneh Op Opera of New Orleans,) will appear. 012 It rh Stewart’s old Loans J opt Portraits of ‘Springs, mittee of Managem ine and the patrons of for the four Con spared to render order. Persons wishing to becot the privilege of attending sen ral Tay eld, and Witting: Majors ion 25 cents. Doors open day and Pattee ot Mate SOCIETY—Sixth Season: it would Teapectfally. int inform the pub- Society, that the subscription books UBLIC iG EXWIBITION OF BROWN’S PAINTINGS. ta, will Ye exhibited tor u shore ct Monterey and eet pe 257 site th ‘Wool, Colonels Mouroe lis, Bragg, an Garett, aud Linnafd; Burgeon y; rectors ri Orderly, naam mh was cap- 1e far-famed war- . Also, Headquarters Army ot Oceu- lexico. ht. tno be eason of the Righest me associate members—who have the rehearsal concerts of the IN THE MOR: At 34 to 3 o’eloe! M WC formances each day as abov includiog his Citizen’s D: ins Highl families to attend. At both the Afternoon. Tews and Cities. k, and OLIN’ THE RVENING | NO FREE Uist t C ‘The crowd ha aaa 50 ig RAL T ‘OM THUM' the past week, ‘i wah he mes has NOE, Bs for - and to ssomanine Kis numerous frieuds, he VARIOUS. Chaar hildren i Tract ures, rende1 and ral gives his exhibitions i es in coujunction with other imteresting and chaste pertorm- le Geueral is perfectly symmetrical in all his propor” li ae Pig as tg HT AVALKE The magnificent Presents, "dowels, Kes Ki Novility of Earepes vil TEs i positively the lastume Gor 1 be New York, h avana’ wa Fes | Baoae ERICAN SOREUH Ee DAY iy tt? Aaa G THIS WEEK, commencing Menday, jet. FIVE PERFORMANCES A DA "clock, and st 8 o'clock. LPT THic PRESS. 0 a ves his per- re. ENS"AND CosTuMEs, Court Suit, worn before Queen SIG VITO will also intro- NE FANTOUCINI jancing the Morning the beet Gane for verformance the little n’sand Scotch Dress: vent and INFANT ‘THAT EVER -, received from the MINIATURE LQUIPAGE! Will Pevamlvalane' tae erect dail: Meseem ‘at interval ly, and be seen in front of REAT Wis he Vaubee Comedi GRETE MORRIS ar ba ke. opm the ye ‘ cents; chi ege and old 3g 146 Panelaxs bition. Admissi are to enter Cd nes as 7 sipelsonbe ocld cs anT UNI ON Broadway, near Broo: re Lodge purchased and ari mi tly ns pract cable. for exhi- Ine that itis important that the sub- bition from 9 A. M. to of ew Admission 25 ihe rolleetion, cons a Hai ek syle ill close on the 21st Int. yr 12t) wien performs ie cents; Season Tickets eee an 0 land; Albert, slag Phillips; ing, at 9 0' Beaty 2 '¥, to col Renta to come of from he Elysian Figids. THE, PHIL ADELPALAS * ted ‘Troupe scene a rand 9 Mr Begui 0, "Bibarto, Miss Lichrensters, EN Sa tateme Manatta, urd Cireles, 25 ey Frgmber ve witm O18 Iti D*x ay; ART. OF D ANGI Private and schools and Lei fait trod: yuhihe Poland Mi ik Redows, Viennoise, hen ANCING BAND, WALTZING ACADEMY —Mr. J PARKER the publie that hi North American Hote! Days—Tuedays and The place on Meaday.. the Ist o a Rove vor her Monday during the 6 Retown school will open on on Wetnestey, the 13th, " Ns 9 mgeegereey Bleeker sod Hedz see Kehoe Davee ann especialy a alo see gt ee 4 gat Tethat he justrwetions jn all the fiafionahle modes of ‘Banetug at i Private di at street dF lay ,cveuings nt 8 on 7. Bevurda sat 3 o'clock, jivees will he place on the first th, for which one of the Meee bee had of Mi € lasses at ING, (at the Stake Hotel, sree) Me Eni. G pours dOgtait the pupils; pup 1a, Oot. 11, 1847. The whigs have a majority of twenty-six in the legis- lature. Thomas’s majority will be about six hundred The legislature being whig, will of course elect awhig United States Senator in place of James A. Pearce, whose term expires on the 4th of March, 1849. Legislative Proceedings. Avsarr, Oot. 11, 1647. Senate. A general bill for the incorporation of cities and villages ‘was reported. The bill providing for an asylum for idiots was passed in committee of the whole, the money to be taken from auction duties. The bill to increase the power of boards of supervisors was not disposed of. Asematy. A petition to authorise supervisors of Kings county to borrow money to erect certain buildings; the memorial of George Griswold and others, that the bill in relation to the taxation of personal property in New York, may be recommitted.ana so amended as to provide for the creation ofs board of auditors, a board of permanent assessors, anda board of improvement; and @ bill to authorise the Mayor, ko., of New York, to raise $25,000 by loan, were reported without amendment. Mr. Smart brought in a bill to regulate the landing of emigrant aliens in New York. The bill to abolish capital punishment was further debated, but not disposed of. The committee to investigate the emigrant frauds consists of Messrs, ‘I. Smith, Rutherford, McNamara, Upham, and Chandler. In the afternoon session, a bill passed in committee of the whole for the compensation of witnesses attending in criminal cases, who come a distance of ten miles. Wasntnaron, D, C., Oct. 8, 2847. Kosciusko Case. ‘This morning, ‘in the Orphan’s Court, was taken up the interesting case of the heirs-at-law of General Tha- deus Kosciusko vs. Col. George Bomford, administrator de bonis non of Kosciusko’s estate, to show cause why he should not deliver up the estate to the complainants. Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Major G. Tochman appear- ed for the heirs; and Messrs, John Marbury and Bayard H, Smith,for Col. Bomford. From the mutual argu- ment of the counsel, it appeared that Col. Bomford ad- ministers the estate under Kosciusko’s will of 1798, and that Kosciusko revoked that will in 1916, and left, undis- posed of, the property being under the direction of Col. Bomford—where(ore the complainants claim the estate by the right of intestacy, asthe next of kin of Gen, Kosciusko, It was contended by the counsel of Col. Bomford, that until his letter of administration granted under the will of 1798 shall be revoked, and until the new letter of administration, in con- sequence of the will of 1816, shall be {ssued out, the heirs have no right to compel him to distribute the fand among them. The counsel of the heirs did not deny the ore of this aecmere but from a statement of Major Tochman, commenced the P ohgerg to isn R Reverdy Johnson's br: sting his pro to become his associate coun- the heirs,) it cooked, that such application for the revocation of Col. Bomford’s administration, ko, was not mado from regard to Col. Bomford himself, to enable bim to settle the account upon terms; but if this is objected to, Major ‘I’. said,he submits to Hon. Reverdy Johnson, whether it would not be better to scoateuy, tion fearing hy ow repos koa issue by an tl w tdministration led rd must Lig oy a the whole estate to the new administrator, instant theo answered other objections of the opposite ey showing that the will of 1798 cannot stand Hag revocation ‘olacee in the will of 1816 bei 6° ca to the point 1 aboreeel counsel of the b heirs sald they will fi tition praying the court to revoke ietration granted to Col. Bomford, to snoh ® person as they shall The conn Gen adjourned watil te-morrow, 11 o'elock, A. M. Ww. resent proceed Axnany, Oot. 0, 1847, Great meeting of the Wilmot Proviso mocratie party—Ostracization of the conservatives— Valedictory and farewell of Mr. Attorney General Van Buren.’ At eight o'clock last evening, the large hall of the cap- itol was completely filled by the democracy of the third district in this county, who, in spite of the heavy rain which continued to fall during the entire evening, hed assembled to listen to the farewell of John Van Buren, who is about to remove from Albany to New York, and to hear his report of the transactions ot the demooratic State convention, connected with the rejection of his claims to a seat in the convention, as the delegate of the democracy of this district. The meeting was called to order by a gentleman whose name I have forgotten, and the Hon. Bradford R. Wood late member of Ct President. ‘The calle for Mev for Mr. Van Pree] is berm wave he tos bm (igen bat ot poSeen O68 it himself by ty the spon several iin hd Presidents and'secre’ been #0 distinguished. Mr. John Van of ihe batt advocates in Americs. ae 2 voice, and his entire dell nd novel. Soo ever oie he o ry ag this MMlustrious, With ‘ail his brilliant qualities, crn men, ene Sooner a men of hereu- te and x i \d to inspire the canatile with reve- poets pene He fe'5 pisin man end @ gtest mam this occasion he seemed to be in excellent health, senson, Tems, ia . wet en Walts . oll een le ieapen woee the pl re ae oe |, he was greeted with ‘an Buren said it gave . i great pleasure to «