The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1847, Page 3

Passing Counterfeit bth ward police, arrested themselves James Lewis, Henry Hunter, and Lewis Ta |- lant, on s charge of attempting to pass counterfeit mo- ney It appears they all three entered the shoemaker shop No 106 West Broadway, and Lewis purchased a jr of boots. and in payment tendered two counterfeit ank billa. The proprietor of the store not liking their appearance, caused their arrest. and on “ frisking” Lew- is at the Station House, the officer found $60 in coun- Yerfelt bills. They were all taken before the magistrate, aad Lani locked up for examination, and the others arg Another—Offcer Alphonso, of the 10th ward, arrested yesterday, a man called Patrick Broody, on a charge of attempting to pass spurious money on’ Mr. Slower.re- siding at No. 192 2nd street. Upon searching his person the officer found $26 in couterfeit mon upen various banks. Justice Timpson detained him, in order to as- certain tf he can be identified by any to whom he might have passed some of tl eepurious money. The ritoner can beseen by applying to Justice Timpson,at nex ‘et police court Arrest on Suspicion.—@foer Crosett, one of the taches at the lower police. arrested two black fellows calling themselves Jack Williams and Jim Hays, on sus- picion of stealing, having in their possession a bundle. containing a new black dress coat, a striped silk vest pattern, and on searching their persons several pawn tickets were found, consisting of a cloak, watch, vests, Ko , for sll of which owners are wanted Apply to the above officer. Justice Drinker looked them up fora further hearin, " Buited Out —Charles Duane alias “ Dutch Charly, whose arrest we noticed about ten days since, on a charg: ofhaving winged Tom Burns und Bill Ford in an affr ‘war bailed out yesterday by Justice Osborne, in the sum of $1000. toappear at court when called upon, should Burnsor Ford make any complaint, there being none made at present; consequently Charly was discharged from custody, 48 Caught in the Act.—An old till “ tapper,” by the neme of Charles Hayden, alias D 88. Was caught in the act, yesterday afternoon, of robbing the till of John H_ Sritgen, grocer, corner of William and Duana streets, of $20 but luckily was detected before he had time to escape with his “swag.” On being brought to the police office he was identified at once by officer Walsh as an old thief, and likewise an escaped convict from Black- well’s [sland, he having been sent up by the court for eighteen months on three indictments, and rat caped from the island, was still continuing his old bu: ness, when caught in the act. Justice Dri.ker locked him vp for frat Robhing @ Church.—Some sacreligious rascals burgla- riously entered the Reforied Dutch Church, at Flat bush. Long Island, on Thursday night last, stealing therefrom 50 yards of ingrdin carpet ; also stripping the Velvet covering from off the pulpit and chairs Twenty dollars reward is offered for the detection of the thieves Miscellaneous, Boston and Portsmouth are to be connected by tele- graphic wires; the work to commence immediately. Mr. Webster left Boston for his farm in Franklin, N. H., on Thursday, Mr. Crawford Livingston has become so much im- proved in health, that his friends entertain confident jopes of his recovery. Late accounts from New Brunswick confirm the re- ports before made of defective crops. Large importa- tions will be required to make up the deficiency ; there iseeid to bea great deal of suffering among the slo immigrants. Honorables T. H. Benton and Wm. Payne.of Alabama, with their ladies and two daughters ofthe former, arriy- ed at Pittsburg on the 19th inst. On Thursday evonsng George Plitt was robbed of $4,700 in money and bank notes, while at the National theatre, Lest re The money was contained in a Pocket book, whlch was cut from aside pocket of his coat, Two Kansas chiefs, in full war costume, passed through Cincinnati on the 11th inst, on their way to Washington, Great Excitement —-The city has been throwh into perfert convuisions, or something else, in re; to the work entitled," A True Key to Odd Fellowship.” understand thet over one handred thousand copies of this markable book haye been sold within two weeks. We und stand there are a few more left now, which can be had at all the book stores and news rooms throughout the Union. Price onl, 644 cents. Every man should not failtobuyacopy. 2t The Cheapest and Best place in the City to get vour boots, shoes, or gaiters, is t Jones’s 4 Ann street, near the M ma can get there as good boots for $4 50 as can ‘where for $7. Qui'e a saving. He also sells boot at $3 50, which is usually sold for $5. D. Proof boots at $4 40, $5 00 and $6 00. Jon stem of doing business—tight expenses and smal) profits. All yoo's purchased at 4 Aun street are warranted to Bive entire antiefncrion. er RE MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Oct. 236 P. M. Quotations for all kinds of stocks are slowly but steadi- ly settling down. There was s small panic in the street to-day,and the decline became general. At the first board Long Island fell off 4 per cent; Harlem, }<; Nor- wich and Worcester, }¢; Canton, 3(; Reading Railroad, 1; Pennsylvania 5's ‘4; Illinois 6’s, 4; Indians 5’s. 1 Farmers’ Loanand Treasury Notes closed at prices our- rent yesterday. The transactions at the decline were not very large,and there appei to be no disposi- tlon to force stocks upon the market at present prices. Many holders are under the impression hat prices may go down, but as the decline would only be bastened and carried to # greater extent by filling the market with stoch, they prefer holding on, and patient- ly wait for an improvement. At the second board prices rallied a little. Harlem advanced 3 per cent; Norwich and Worcester 34; Read- ing, 94; Farmers’ Loan, 3¢; Long Ieland, 49. The demand for exchange for remittance by the French steamer has been limited. The Missourl takes out a considerable amount of silver in five franco pieces. Re- mittancos of this coin are continually going on, and the shipment of any amount is not calculated to create any fears in financial circles. It is a species of merchandise in which there is cousidcrahle trafflo. Sterling ex- change continues very quiet Quotations have during the past week been steadily settling down, and as the Season advances, rates must rule much lower than those now current. Forrian Excuanors. 10836 a 109 On Hamburg... .. 36 ~5f23 | a5f22%¢ Bremen, 79 39% a 40 He Quotations Per Cent Value Amer. gold, old..106 a 106 a 1,06, do do uew..100 a 100 94M Half dollars...” par a 109 a 16,50 Portuguese gold. 100 a 100! a 15,75 Spanish dollars. 103, a 105 a 4,87 do quarters. 99 100. dk 4,82 a 4,85 lexican dollars, 1003 Heavy guineass,00 a — lo quarters. 99 Napoleons... 3,83 a — Treasury Notes, 1 Uncunnent Money. at. Sid at Bo't at. Sid at pi Ye tdis 3g dis y, T's y i ‘4 dis ‘uri eo dis 3 Ohio. 2 T dis New Jersey dis 4 dis Indiana: ; 2dis 1dis Philadelphia Kentucky + 2dis 1dis Baltim sre. Te 12% dis 2d adis 1d 3dis 2 dis 3 dis 2K dis 13 per cent discount. Domestic exchanges remain without any material al- teration, aod rates cannot be considered otherwise than nomiosl It will be perceived that the balances on our domestic trade are generally in our favor. Uncurrent money is very abundant, and the brokers ju the street have as much offered for redemption as they can conveniently take care of, and the rates continue steady at our quotations, With the exception of a moderate movement in | five frane pieces for shipment by the French steamer Missouri, there is nothing of consequence doing in the Precious metals, The small amounta passing to andfrom Europe by the steamers are nothing unusual; these movements are continually going on, and have nothing to do withjthe regulation of exchanges. ‘The damages to the public works of Pennsylvania from the recent freshets, have been very great, and happening at this season of the year, exceedingly unfortunate, The Juniata Canal ts ewept from Hollidaysburg to Dancen's Island, and its embankments washed away in numerous places, Every bridge over the Juniata is carried away, and the new acqueduct above Newton Hamilton, rebuilt about two yearseince. In some places, it is said that the caval is almost obliterated, and the damage such that ft cannot bo repaired this season. The Susquehanna division is not so seriously damaged, although there are several heavy breaches at Duncan’s Island and above it, that wiil r-quire sometime to repair. Its expected that the repairs on this division will be made in time to allow # large amount of coal to be taken to market before the close of the navigation. The water in the Susquehanna, at Harrisburg, was seventeen feet above low water mark about {cur feet lower than the great flood of March 1846 ‘The receipts of the Old Colony railroad for the week, ending Oct. 16th, were $3,623 63, being $1,157 88 more than for the corresponding week in 1846 The Directors of the Galena and Chicago railroad ac- knowledga subscriptions to the amount of $250,000. When the subseriptions shall amount to $400 000, we un- derstand that operations will be commenced. ‘The receipts of coal from the anthracite coal regions of Pennsylvania, since the commencement of the season, have been as annexed :— Trave, 1847, « +184 683 tons, ee 641.292 + 1,109 884 Antunacite © Received by Schuylkill Canal... .. Do. ~ Lebigh Canal, Do. Reading raliroa Total tons, 6.66 essere + «1,892 859 ‘The total reoeipts by the above communications for | Benedict, Mr. Hanman C. Swirt, to Mi the year will,without doubt, exceed two millions of tons, bnt they will not go much over that amount. Stock brag ty $7500 Treas Notes 6’s ted 10 shs foeth An >. % 4 1033¢ 100 Farmers? Trust 6 5080 102% 290 do boo se 1000 y 6 s 200 di boo 27 Sin Rendiee Mer. 'ba G8 300 Canton Co 29 % do 2084 | s do ‘bao 29% io veo 29) 100 Long Island RR n 0 do 7 100 do bio 100 do sto. 37 100 do bio 27' 66 = 100 Harlem RK 43) 1 do wg 425 do 4 + Naar dead 35° 10 © do i 25 Nor & Wor RR 4096 450 do “4. Board. 10000 Treas Notes 6’8 10 3¢ SA she Harlem RR, 515 lo 10 Bk Com Scrip 93 44% shas Reading RR s15 5534 50 do 44s 109 a do 5534 150 Ner& Wor RR nu" 450 Harlem BR 454 100 do 83 4034 so do blo 455 100 do 30 405 50 do 4534 200 Farmers Loan, 50 do 4 50L Island RR blo % = do b30 45) 100 "do bao 2 50 do 40% 50 Canton Co 296 50 do 4434 25 Hu’okSt M’ys CopCo 11 130 = do a lew Stock Exchange 100 shas Harlem RE s10 4354 25 shas Canton Co reg 29% 40 do 8343 % do © 2% 100 do 980 4382-5 do © $5 do ¢ 438) 50 ReadingRR 53 50 do a3 4” cy do ° 109 = do bs 41 50 da a 50 do 810 4435 50 Long Island RR ¢ 27 30 do bt 445, 50 do * 100 do © 4% 50 do bio 277 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ EE CITY TRADE BEPORT, New Youx, Sarvapay Arrennoon, Oct, 28. ‘The market for flour continued about the same, with & moderat) amount of sales. There continued to bea fair demand for the East, but small vessels were soarce, and hence transactions were limited. There was more doing in wheat, and s fair gamount of sales was made consisting chiefly of Ohio and Genesee at full prices. Sales of corn were made at yesterday’s quotations, while there was some better feeling in the market. Rye con- tinued firm. Sales of meal were made at full prices. Oats were steady at yesterday's rates. Sales of mess and prime pork were made at yesterday's prices, The market for groceries presented no new features. Asuxs—Pots were worth $6 25 @ $6 50, with small sales. Pearls remained steady ut $8. Brxapsturrs—Flour—Sales of 2 to 3000 barrels of new Oswego and Genesee, in several lots, were made at $6 50 to $6 564; @ $6 6234; 300 do, straight brands new Gene- see, sold at $6 6254; 660 do, Michigan do, sold at $6 60 to $6 56%, and 300 'to 400’ Illinois (extra) sold at $7.— Southern continued in light supply, and Howard street and Georgetown were held at $6 62 to $675. Mcal— Sales of 00 hbds. Brandywine wore made at $17 0; 400 do, New York. sold at $3 25, and 800 do, New Jersey, in- cluding 500 at $3 50, and 300 at $3373, Corn—Sales of 6 to 8000 bush. of Western mixed were made at 73 to 74 el it 7334 ote, delivered; 2600 do sold, to arrive, at 74 ots; 2600 do. common, Western mixed, sold at 72 cta, and 6000 to 6000 do, yell . Wheat —A small sale (300 bushels) of For another lot, larger in amount, 146 cents was offered and refused. ' 5000 do Ohio sold at 136 ota: do,mixed Genesee,at 140 ots, and 8000 do Ohio at 135 Rye—Sales of 1200 bushels were made at 92 ots. Barley —The market conginued firm, with small sales at fuil prices. - Oats—Sales of 4000 to 5000 bushels were made at 48ots. Receipts down the Hudson River, October 22d. Flour..... + +++ «10,900 barrels. «eee 1,200 bushels, e market remained steady at 33 ots. Correx.—The market continued quiet. ‘The stock of Rio was reduced, and new, if in market, would command 13.87%. There was no change in other description Corrox.—During the last two days holders have sup- plied the market so freely, that prices have been forced down a full cent and « halfon the Cambria’s news. ‘The sales to-day, which were full 2000 bales, were t rates, i{ anything, still lower, particalarly on the lower styles; tniddiing uplands selling at 834 cts; good mid ling 8% to 9 ota; and fair uplands 9%¢ ots. Cottons over fair, have been less freely offered. ‘The purchases have been again chiefly for export, and for the continental ports Sales of 2100 quintals of dry ood were made at Fin $3 56g & $3 6234. There was none loft afloat unsold Mackerel—Sales of 660 a 800 bbls were made, including No. 1's at $8 & $8 25; No.2’s at $6 75 and No. 3's at $6 a $525, Herring we: . whole boxes of raisins were Frurr —Sales of 3 made, by auction, at $220; 500 half do at $1 20,and 2800 quarter do at 60 » 62% cents, 4 months. They were “I. Clemets,” brand. 30 bbls. or about 4 tons of dried apples were sold at 4 ota per Ib. Heme —Sales of about 100 bales of American dew rot- ted were made at $150 per ton. Leap —The last sale was made at $4 60; holders, how- ever, were asking a fi more. Motasses.—Sales of Cubs were making in a moderate by og ots ; Muscovado de at 29; St Croix we quote at 37 cta. Nava. Sronrs—Sales of 2000 barrels raw turpentine were reported yesterday afternoon at $3 37% © $3 50; Wilmington rosin was worth 76c, and North county 60o: a 65c. loon. | Apply to 47 West stree | ANTED IN AN TI ING HOUSE—A «i Waren i MPORTING trOUw 's On tee 22d instant, Mrs, Masons J, Porter, wife of Preah aa Lie friends, and also the members of Em- Mi pire Lodge, No 7. A. O. of G. F., and the order in gene- Tal, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 801 East Broadway, this dey, (Sun- day,) at 2 o'clock, P. M. mn the 18th instant, Mrs. Reagcca Guiiiver, of Bos- ton, aged 76. Wasrans ea Salou, Vo. muel. aon man or lad that can open oysters oe tat tA au one, steady employ: aoe gre ¥, from 14 to 15 years vl residit with his family. None need call who are not je to furnis! of city references, Apply between the howrs. of 12 treet, upstairs, 098 St re ‘sitting room, two ef wer would ecgage fare itehen, cooking utenal dit ante Address" B,” He TO THE DEL ES to 1 N MAS CONVENTION—Arrangements have hi with me Railroad Companies to Delegates from Alba- fe .25 in first class pass -nger cars ‘delegates from New Yore Albany my Te and return atthe close of the Con fe ott St*re i f HAKSPEARE HUTEL-INVIVATION BALL. —The Proprietors of the Shakspenre Hotel invite their friends to.attend their Bail of the 28th inst. Tickets ai jar. Aa this is their second Invitation Ball of the Season, the Pro- prietors feel assured that their effsrts cannot fail to give satis- Paetan, o2t le re UST.—Lett, on Saturday morning last, iu ove ot the Water Closers of the City Halla Gold Lever Watch. Ni . No, 5596, and gold cable chi der will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to the County Clerk’ ice, Pawnbroke:s are requested to give notice, should the same offered for sale o2t It#rre ADELAIDE G. SWIFT, residence No. 51 Woos- pecifuily takes this method of informing that she bas temporady left the City of New ig to return ageip fortnight. 024 1e*rre DERS—A_ Stamping a =A new aud improved article; to or treadle, manufactured nnd fo te Re HOE & CO. 29and 31 Gold JN OMIST KE IN YOUNG PAYSIC—" Triv Young hysic, or Chrougthermal Facts.”—In th work the Old ~chool of Medecise is convicted of the most monstrans errors iu the treatment of all diseases. ‘The old re- medies (as prescrited) ave shown to be worse than the disease. The kes like wi , and carries all before it.— Trath is ‘bty and mast pre Price 644 cent le, $4 per hundred. 024 It*rre 190 Chatham street. aie ‘ ‘or obtaining suitable Intro tions for Hours for ladies to apply—(with a lady in attendance)—from 9 A. M. unl 4 P.M. “i d confidential! Soe create a RILEY, 13 White st’ KS. BENJAMIN'S UH. LDREWS CLOTHING Es- T ABLISHMENT. (938 oadway.—Mra. 8. respectfully Promp: attention, 024 It*re vizettes made materials can ENTLEMEN’S CAST OF F CLOTHING WANTED —Geutlemen or families having any clothings, fire aris, jewelry, &c . which they would convert into cash, will obtain 20 per cent more than from any other dealer, by seudiug for the rubseriber, who will attend them at theis Fesideuers by ap- pointment. ; f a: Office No 2 Wall street, eorner ot Broad A line through the post office or otherwise, will re prompt attenti 029 WURSISHED ROOMS DOWN TOWN—Gentlemen sesirous to secure ple caperiments for the winter, are respectfully requested to call at No. 99 Cedar street, where the Proprietor will endeavor to make them comfortable, im every parts of the Course, 50 coats. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor. UNION COURS®, L. 1—WED DAY, Oct. 27th—Purse $50, mile heats, best 3 in 5,1n harness {ree for horses that never won @ purse over that amount. — Same Dav—Purse $25, mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness, free for all horses that never won a purse over that amount. Entries to be made at Green & Bevins’, on Monday evening, bys crslock. ‘Three or more to makes race, and two to siart. re % UNION COURSE, L. 1—Thurs- day, Ortober 280h, at 3 Set: P.M. “4 inatch for five buadred dollane—two mile heats in harness. David Bryan names g. m, Lady Suf- Whelpley names br. m. Lady Sutton. KIRK BKIDE’S (TATTE, rOWDuks —Dun fe take gareof your horses as well at yoor ard drive, o en ion to'all 022 1t#re an roach of winter, Basition, with drooping or mov administe: fw duce of the Passnethe Heat pas save yourself and animal «good deal of es Fall cate the Srraenacehoe Soph or emt. no" ora Poh nee manently eradicate heaves, and ure: alsnr frees thevt alton ro) = douate pd. Propesties, as potent in ‘020 6t*re ; ‘altera Ny 20 Fasmove faparines at tie oinet end nee eure A GOUGH & CO. Wholeetle and ‘ulton street, tors for ; also ‘W. MILLER, 46 Brondway. Price $i. M—Major Tom Thumb nota ‘ircumstance to Archy’s, 4 Johu street, where the little warblers can be seen and heard in their original purity. Archy’s Museuin now comprises most rare and va- d selection of fancy aud sing: irds he has ever been en- led to offer. Also, fancy and rare breed King Charles Span- iels, Scotch and Knylish Terriers, Italian Grey Hounds, and every variety of Newfoundland and hunting dogs. Pheasants, from A. Greive, 5 Joho street. ‘ors they be paid ew York. animals, at5 Joho street, old 12tre cAVE 73) HAVE | faney. pdgeog , rare aud valued barn door fowl: and treatise of 1 management of Hirds constantly id, As er of Pouies, he has the only y that ean Letters postpaid will at all times ill please to abeerve that he will ma jensed 10 grant, for a vareor dead birds or A F-W MOKE MEN ARE WANTED BY H. THISTLE, h in the Florida war, to Mexico wit ixht batcery, mounted upon No man mi uuless he 4s nerein deseri in using the rifle ~ COTTAGE WANTED. with every advantuge, ye 3d story, front room. Lup for Daguerreoty pe purpos fh sforrent. Jaquire 411 Brow oem FOR SALD-RAR® CHANCE—The fixtures of an Oyster Saloon, 449 Broadwa: loou has beea recently fitted i. W uolag a good and table business rietor having taken a hotel, will the whole or part of the etock aud Said fixtures, and give immediate possession. Rent low, and every thing on hana todo business with. Apply at Saloon from 10 A. LIL PLM. 093 1t® re TO,Let—Two large and one smail son, oa the second floor of house No. 83 Nassau street. The rooms jae all well lighted, and in complete order, being uewly Dapered and painted. Entrance direct from th funted for public -b for any light man ke., being one of the busin letithe basement ; it is one hu.dred five feet deep, by twenty wide, aud is well lighted. Apply 92 Nassau street, or, 125 Fulton feet feapect. “N Bi—Meals, according to Bills of Fare, served at any : fe time. Bd, an OLICE—The managers of the TuloTLE BENEVO- LENT ASSOCIATION, respectfully announee that their first Ball for tl ason will on Thursday evening, December advertisements. By order of the Com: 20, A. CAMERON, Secretary. Introductory the Medica! Depart Jonday the 25th ke place at Castle Gorden ith. Particulars in future Introductory Leet me hoar, ia Dr. Paine on Thursday. i: Bediord on Fry. 8 AW SRArER jecretarv. tl der oe Dr. Mott on Monday. Dr. Pattison on Tuesday, Dr. Dickson on Wednesday. Be of the faculty, JOH. im . established ion list, and the adver three years—enjoyi rd sa ing jon eon parouage stead O1s.—Linseed—The market for English was some less firm to-day, and it was offered at 67c 580. Cit: pressed American was worth 6lc a 620 cash, at whic! 1500 gallons were sold. Ohio we quote at 570 a 600, ac- cording to quality. Whale and sperm remained firm, while manufactured remained firm. Olive was firm at at $110 Provistons—Sales of abeut 500 barrels mess pork were made @ $15,and 100 deliverable within 30 days, sellers option, $14 50; prime was worth $10 50, $10 62% » $10 75, according to amount and quality. Beef—There were sales of beef hams reported on private terms. Lard —Sales 100 barrels were made at 10c, Butter—Salrs were making at previous prices—50 packages choice quality New York new, sold at 17¢ 9 180. Cheese—Sales of 500 boxes Herkimer dairies, made at 734 Ric The stock continued light, and buyers were waiting for arrivals. We quote new at $4 373¢ 8 $4 75 Suaan.—Sales of 600100 hhds. common Muscovado were made at 5\4c. There was nothing done in box sugars. Sxxp—Clover was worth 7}<c, and realized $21 per ton. Tatrow—We note sales of about 10,000 Ibs. at 100. Texacco—Sales of 600 bales of Cuba were made for export on private terms We annex the usual statement exhibiting the prices, sales, receipts, and stock on hand, with sales by auction for the week ending this afternoon Sold Stock Soldby Prices. this week. onhand. auction K-otucky) Ving ‘and N. Carolina, 334t0 9% 148 bhde 4299 hds_ 45 hds Ky 4 a Meryland and Ohio. ds ake 4bea 4 Connecticut seed, to 15 - 22cs aa cunsylvania sees to 6 - 88 cs - to _ 130 pa 97 bls. 83 bis - 1a 45 600 bis. 1259 bls, 337 bls Idea 16% 100 bls, on - le of Kentucky Tobacco, ich took indicates a downward tendency. The uring the week have been small. Whatrnonr—The market continued dull at 330. for w. Wiisxey continued firm at 32c. in bbis. though we Fyavonina EXTRACTS.—A fresh supply known Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Peach kee Blane-Mange, Jellies, Confectionary ke. For and zetail at DELLUC & C! i Apolhecsries aud Chemists, 023 2tia*re 2 Eark Row and 581 Broadway. Ecoxomy—a suit of snited clothes cleaned, dressed and 30 as not to alter the set. Cloaks, cleaned or dyed. Ladies Silk Dieses, dyed and watered, at 8 Tea dyed, from $1 to $1 50. B roche Shaws, cleaned; Vel sleqned ot dye 3 ed, from 6% tu 10 cents per lack lors T. SMITH, 70 Allen st. a 023 3t*m sLL DRESSES AND EMBROIDERIES—Peter Kob 1D erts, 373 Broadway, would reapectfally invite the atter- tion of ladies to hi ck of embroid muslin and Ince dresses, muslin and Ince capes, collars, che! _barbbes, and cuffs, tape borver, hematite! yfor pao broidered cambric ha:dkerehiefs, infant's robes, frock bo- dies and caps, black lac: is, and Indies’ trimmed and uc- trimmed embroidered in ‘and lace caps, having been bought at auction, will be sold much velow the cost uf impor- tation. Thread and i description; childrens’, tion laces of ever 08 t and draw. 023 Hu iD Rrentvariety, i EBTS which ma: ‘contracted by the crew of the French bork Comille, will not be paid by the Captain nor the consignees 023 Sere AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT ED—Ladies and Gentlemen having any east off or super- tluous clothing or furniture to dispose of, can obtain price for the same, by sending a note, or by calli ing oF feriber, at his resideuee, or through the post, which Ww punctually attended to, ion cd yD BOER, 7136 Canal street, up stair. Bi. B. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer. id stock and job goods bought, of any description, and mount 2 30t#re INDOW SHADES of every descripuon aud quality W 'Sicaper than er eny oper cocablishine is the Uened States, for sale wholesale and retail, at \,. JOHN F. DU NCKER’S, 58 Chatham corner of U: amber at an2s sotere heard of no sales of moment. Fi Sneese was taken for erpool at 251 r flour, grain and cotton remained nominal To Havre, cotton was taken at 3c. SSS TELEGRAPHIC, Bautione, Oct. 23, P. M—Flour—The market re- mained unchanged, and prices steady. Sales of 2000 bbls, Howard street, were made at $6 50. Wheat—Sales of 2000 bushels were made, consisting of Maryland red. at 13081320, White was worth 1450. Rye was firm, i upward tendency. Meal—The market was firm ‘at $3 6234 Corn was firm and without chenge in pri Frovi one were steady at previous prices. Frelghts un- changed. Aunany, October 234 P. M.—Flour—The market eon- tinued dull at $6 3736 a $6 50, for Oswego and Genesee brands. Wheat—No sales were reported. Corn—Sales of 3,000 bushels were made, consisting of western mixed, at 70ots. Rye wasfirm Whiskey —Nales were making at 31 cts. Barley—Sales of 2,000 bushels were made at Sicts. The market closed firm Receipts by canal dur- ing the preceding 24 hours were as follows :—Flour, 6,000 barrels; corn, 4,000 bushels; barley, 12,000 do. Frelghts—No alteration, Boston, Oot, 23—P. M.—Flour—The market con. tinued dy, and we note sales of about 1000 bbls. at $6 8734 @ $7, including new brands Genesee, Oswego, &o, The market elosed without animation. Wheat— No sales. Corn—Sales of 5000 bushels were made, in- Foc reer A a mixed, at 760; and yellow at 780 Oate—Bales of bushels were made at 630. Rye ork making without moaterial eheoge ip’ quctatione or! w mat Freights continued the ~~ ar amped [Telegraphic Correspo Pirtssuna, Oct. 22.—There a water in the channel, to-day Flour is at previous rater and demand quict. Holders of wheat do not maintain exhibitedin the middle of the week, and ing at 87¢ to9lo. as per quality Corn to 43 conta, Onts are soarce, ‘bh an export demand at 26 to 28 cents for go- veroment user, Provisions ahout the same—bacon srll- ing at 8}<c. for hams, 7540. to7%40 for rides, and 6igu0 to 6)s¢ for shoulders Barrelled meata, Uunohanged = Gro- ceries quiet— Rio ooffee, 8340. to 84¢— New Orleans au- aar,740 to 7%<0,—Inferior and prime molasses. 33)ge. to 343. Whiskey, ere Cheese, 640. to 6i¢e, Cincinnati, Oot. 23.—Flour market unsettled at about $4 75, the supply rather moderate Provisions 5 very limited request, at much changed rates, Sales wh “aay at 190, to 19}gc. Cornmeal, $1 75, Cheese, 640. Prime New Orleans sugar, 7c. Molasses, 340, f Philadelphia Bulletin } five and a-half feet Married, On Thursday evenin, Oct. 2int, by the Rev. George iss Carnenine wr eldest daughter of John Smith, Eaq., all of th city. Died, On the 294 instant, after a lingering illness, Astenta Lavina of William Lewis, aged 21 years, 6 months and 7 days, Her nds are respectfully invited to attend her fu- neral, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. MoseX LENT—The highest prices advancep in ‘and amall sums on gold and watches, diamor plate, j ke. ke. furniture, clothing. d ee JOHN M. bavied t sed 'Pawnbroker, . __.___ 232 William street, near Duane. Persons received in private office by ringing the bell. 022 12'# re —Chrovic and Ivflammatory—Dr. Ohi Rings, Bands, Belts, ke., are a posit complaint mall ite stages, A few hours id afew days the most se- Ne frugeiot MEVIATELY—vne haudred respectable tne canvassers for of ber of this, ed from the ral. Mea of the find it to their ons re- manent emoloyment, wil and judge tor themselves. aad wishing the “Tales,” by ‘ine paid) ean have one number for- he amount remitted ix be addressed direct to ROBERT T. SHANNON, om York. mail every t All communications er, +f rences ex- wed 21 re rre OR SALE—Two Billiard Tablee with every thin, com: lets and in good order; forsale cheap for enah. | Fngvire of Mr O'CONNOR, 39 Aan street. up stairs. 022 3t* re 00K ING TAUGH th rough ee manger, at RENVILLEB initistory countieg ropma Ne. 16 Wall Each student ys separately instructed. an t abled *o take —- ofa books with perfect confide in his ability to adept himself to every requirement business. im of every deseriptioa done. Complicar accounts arranged. Open evenings. AKUM—200 balk hine oakum f by © (0) rs NPHILLIPY 9 Fike rp, ath an oft 3t* jetween NEW, CORK HAVRE AGENCY —Package tn be forwarded by the Frevel ‘ater streets Herre, direct, te Sth fata, wl dat Ro. treet. (| iderate, and the atmost pate - sured. LIVINGSTON. WELLS & CO. eat ite. BEECHES! LEECH®.8 !—10,000 Nweedish aud German Leeches just received aud for sale by J. F. CLE, No.7 John street. P. 8. Country orders porter of Leeches, noe ii been doing a ¢ and protitable busiues: Meee Ter wit wereomanesmcatenetoleeinr en teenree cae will ve ob person with small means, and and profitable business already will do well to address“ M,” th i BBS saadle to See ge OR HPC IN THE ) OR RENT, FOR BALE Y OF BALTIMORE.CA Iarge, commodious and centrally situated Eating and Urinking House. Attached is a jarge aud p'easaut garden of flowers, shrubds, arbors, &e. &c.— The hou: been newly done up, painted and red, isaitusted in the very centre of the city, and is well ealealated fora Club House, hart , smmodious and. airy location and coustruc- tion makes it unequalled and Drinking House, and an Ice Cream Garden in the summ For particulars, ire uy letter (p at-paid) of oat Serre oy ett ROH RL Battin MANSION HOUsE, CHAKLESTO., Bests leave to announce Cy, friends and vi: ters to Charleston, that exten: ws having she is now been come highly recommended in relation to his moral character, and must subiaie tg atic dseiline ws int lar army. ‘or farther information, apply St the office of R. MeGAW, sq sNo 6 Coenties ali ap c cottage,st a small rent, in the suburbs of the city, by atenaat of the first class, (omily of three only Ren ely pus, aud premises kept in good repair. Address X. office. 024 lt*re REOTYPISTS—A room just fitted ed for some years, rticulars—terms and The proprietor has for the year past, aud INTELLI GENCE We ey TO THE pel HE LOST. Base: Br Paul Ardent’ Doon Vea. rina ei LATUustT MOMUNT. | Ss KEW. TA TELEGRAPHIC, i of the BEA RINGS COME | Bellamy; Wistikind, Mr. Burke; Gurta,Ma.| INTERESTING INFORMATION ich, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON—c. eS ied Lady hittabeth Fisclonss Mic | Phillips. h CROSSING THE wre conclu MriBurkes Btelle, Mess and the custai Boren. 8'Coutss Pic and Gallery, 123g Conte FROM THE BRAZOS AND RIO RANDE. Threatened Attack of the Bnemy LINE—Wouter Vou ll rise at 7. iC THA} A a Maca a aI ea upon the Specie Frain. OR ee ee eee ve | am Robbers and | [oe Eg Keitel GF xan, DEATH or CAPT. BILL, aa rne THE YELLOW FEVER. HEA’ LA a ith comme rit % RaJohn “Duck, Mr. Holland: ‘Lady . Mr Ame mich, BE Lat Ni aylor: Juno, Mise, Ven, followed with SKETCHES is felland 4; Bally Sereugs, Miss lary Toyo ie Jude with the MYS 18 FAMILY—Nareis- gf Dedodll WE Head ee aos RAMEY —Nareis re open at 6 ore! he, be, be, Wasuinoron, Oct. 23-6 P.M. The Southern mail of this evening brings the New Orleans Picayune ofthe 16th inst., which contains later news from the division of the army under Gen. Taylor's command, brought by the ship Tampico, Captain st. ECHANICS’ HALL, 472 Broadway, between Grand and Broome street By Clair, which vessel left the Brazos on the Sth inst. UNPRECEDES YG eeicas, pt award D. Blof the 100 indy, ded at on c Fourth, Week he 0 7 on the 12th inst., on board the Tampico, of yellow fever. He had been despatched to the U1 ‘States on special we been brought CHRISTE ned Band i the Yaited Beaten duty, by Gen, Taylor. His rem Onn to New Orleans for interment. ‘The steamer Ann Chase sailed from the Brasos, onthe 6th inat., for Vera Cruz, having om board a portion of Col, Hays’ regiment. Hays himself, and the remainder ofthe battalion under his immediate command, were still at the Brazos, | The Matamorus Flag, of the 2d inst., states that.a let- |, N. CHRISTY, 1aMon a Hall ‘A may secured on | eat it tt 2A. Pek. For the accommodation of imlllan setae “ 8. thet Commencing EATORRAT QrtERNOOM,: es has been received by the commandant of that place, ARNUWs AMERICAN MUSEU. EVERY DAy | 0m Gen, Taylor, in which the general announces that B ei EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing Meuday, | he will leave Monterey for Matamoras about the lat of IVE PERFORMANCES EACH DAY}! November, for the purpose of estabi his head IN Te MOR HAG, AT IL O'CLOCK | quarters at the latter city. Fi: At to 3o’clock, and again at o'clock, and two in the | The passengers by the Tampico furnish the Picoyune me De ay ft oct ese. | bisa ome way -auanionatie rumors relative to the ¢ e e enemy. that Gen. GENERAL TOM THUMB eee tn who, to accommodate the thousands of his deferred seerng hm Coll the last moment, will give FIVE PEXFORMANCES EVERYDAY, As above, at eich of which be wll appear oa GUY CHARGE! Urrea was about to make « descent upon the Lower Rio Grande, by the way of Victoria, at the head of twelve thousand men The Picayune is under the impre sion that the number is exaggerated, but, at the same time, Pl he amallest fall grown horse th at ee WEIGHING ONLY © POUNDS ! ONLY remarks that the whole line of the route proposed to be which he has just received as a present trom taken by the enemy is very inadequately guarded. arvallingasialmactcone NOBLEMAN A kind of civil war ts said to be in existence in the Every morai It o’clock, the General appears, in addi- neighborhood of the Rio Grande, between « gang of robbers and the rancheros, It appears that a brother to ‘an alcalde of Matamoras was recently robbed. The lat- ter funotionary becoming incensed st the high-handed outrage, authorised the rancheros to make war upon the rebbers. Accordingly, a company of ranoheros was or- ganised, under the command of Macedonia Capestran, who went in pursuit of the brigand chief Casnero, who had been for «long time the terror of the country. The two parties met in a road, where Casnero gave battle from behind a breastwork formed from the packs of his mules. After most desperate fight, nine of the robbers were killed, and the remainder fled to a chaparal near at hand. Capestran and his party were still in pursuit of the robbers when our informant left. It was supposed, however, that none would escape. The Picayune learns that «letter entitled to credit, has been received at New Orleans from an officer at Matamoras, stating that Col. Randall, Deputy Paymaster General U. 8. A., who recently started with three hun- dred thousand dollars for Gen. Taylor's camp, was es- Arti tatenn ee beeper gy range te Jeo corted by Col. Butler, with the 3d dragoons. Five com- ‘aod most ia e their | the United States, first ap- | panies reached Ceralvo, when it was ascertained that the pearance in this vicinity on the DTERS AND COSTUMES, ts Court Sut, worn before Queen atone thiidcen SIG_YITO will also duce his beautifal ITALIAN FANTOUCINI, of Dancuoe Mechanical Figures, rendering the Morning the best time fur fasnilies to attend. At both the Afternoou and Evening performances the little Suysel Kives his exhibitions in his Citizeu’s and Scotch Dress- oujunction with other interesting and chaste pertorsm. sices. "The little General is perfectly symmetrical in all his ptopor- mORMALLER THAN ANY INE ANT THAT EVER WALKED ALONE! ‘The magnificent Presents, Jewels, ke., received from the Kings, Queeus, and Nooility of Europe. will be exhibi This "Tom Thumb will ever see Columb the last time Gen. Kk, as he proceeds immedinely to New ‘owns an Charleston, Augusta, Savanush, Moutgomery, Mobile aud the principal Southers ‘Cities. a" 3 His beantifal ; MINIATURE EQUIPAGE! Will perambulate the streets daily, and be seen in froat of GREAT WESTERN, the Vaukee Comedian OHETE MORRIS Mice BERR AEDS ke., Admission to the whole, 25 ceuts; children under ten years of age and old enough to wa'k alone, 1234 cents. ANDS, LENT & CO. guerillas ree in front as to render a halt Company comprises the following among the principal rillas wore in such foi f this exhi t . Col. Butler immediately sent back for rein- ERE HST GE eSd ag hvu bnddaeng | Mme. Col. Dae : tions and improve se, during the last summer, mmodations aud com: to offer auch accor {arta an she Erwave, will fully moos the wishes cf those who may stablishmeut with a rovements consist of ‘ired and well ventilat room, w on Queen street, suits ihes, wit vate tables and atten e house is replet ed w able, being but the Y t fooms now ready for inspection. Enquire at treet. Hor 019 6t# re elegant and spacious Sista of increase. Any | spartments for large or small families, and single rooms, all nate parahsan com lenea tnhes ranicalets bene: | oth fixsse fronting the south, audhot aad cold baths in the anote to * Ezekiel.” U. 8. Hotel. None need aprly | establishment. i unless they havethe cash for payment, and at least $1,5000f | | ‘The Mansion House is pleasantly in the corner of that. New York City, Oct. 16, 1847, ol7 12t*rre Mectiog and Queen streets, and offers great advantage to fami HEWARO—Lost, todsy, (@riday, 22d) going irom and getitiemen of leisure as well as those engaged in bu: 39336 Broadway to'67 White street, corner of Broadway, | "irs, D, flatters herself that her arrangements for the supply scars an Lop e Watch with, steel Cel of the | of her table (both at home and oecasioually from the north as Ciurlesn Melanie, May, 1841, Jacquin, Paris.” The finder Gap peat omctp agra fl pening git will be liberally rewardéd by'returning’ it to Mr. Gripou, 67 White street. 023 3t* re apartments, cousisting of two parlors on first tloo ot the well three bedrooms with closets and pantries, and p wo dwelling houses Hy fimo families, one iamsbugh ferries, road. Kent m: uu atreet, or, Wait & Provost's grocerv store, neai 013 120m and 77 Ni the premise: nt, suit e from the Wil- on the Havenswood and Astoria derate. Apply, to Charles Paget, 75 r northerly ‘wenty-first street, ownas No.8 in the row. Apply to k. over the Mechanica’ Bank. Avenues, and H. WINTER, 31 Wall 012 12th FOR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE—The two story and attic brick House and Lot, sitaated on the if tween the 2d ana 4 “TO CaPITALISTS.—FOK SAL! —The House and Lot, No.65 Eighth Avenue. between Greenwich Avenue and Fourteeeuth street, with a store underneath, Occupied by an upholsterer. Also, Seven Houses and Stores ‘on Greenwich Avenue, near the Kighth Avenue, now rent for crockery, hardwa inery, drygoods, faney, and apothecary stores, . ‘The situation very ts in Fourteeenth st uilding. A) Mechanies’ FRINGES LINNAGAN BOLANIL GakDEN N A NURSERIES, FLUSHING.—WILLIAM K. PRINCE & CO, ply to G. H. WINTER, 31 Wall street. jank. ol? 12) successors of Wm. Prince, and sol Proprietors of his great ‘collection of Fruit Trees, have j published thei (36th edi New Descriptive Catalogues wratin, at Clark & Austin’s, 205 aay trees and shrubbery, roses, dablias, bulbous roots, &c., is the fluest in the Union. ' Fruit trees ean be supplied of the la:gest ‘Ornamental trees, 12to 20 feet in height, and Evergreen to 14 feet, and at 25 per cent less than the usual rates. tres Orders promptly executed and | rwarded as desired. 022 2t*re DUTCH BULBS. ihe, subscribers offer tar sale a they sal asortment of Dutch Bulbous Moots, oon {choice double aud single 9 mad tulips, narcis jails, aeris, gladiolus, crocus, &c. &e. Als ccollection of green ‘souse plants and garden seers of choice flowers at all seasons. 821 30t* re DUNLAP & THOMSON, 635 Broadway OK SALE—WESTCHe BTER L. to $150 per acre. To gentlemen wishing si eats, to market gareners, aud all other cation in the neighborhood of New York. 400 acres of land, at Westchester, within 9 with right of pas for country les of the City over Harlem Bridge, free “The lands are within, 15 minates’ walk of the Harlem Rail- rond. front oo good roads, are in, the neighborhood. of schools and churches of different denominations, the water is good. and location healthy. m tab) Warranty deeds, without a r an open space 14 froat upon which money will be loaned jou, ‘he assortment of D—At $100 Horse. forcements, prior to proceeding farther with his valuable ‘Twin Ponies, DAMON and PYTHIAS, in their antics and | gharge, More troops are said to be muoh wanted along ig Ponies, DEAL BURK and TOM SPRINGS. the whole line nee a The Matamoras Flag, of the 20th ult., bas the follow} Pr : . Seats rsh gee eee te 0g :—“Our last accounts from Col. Butler and his batta Mak er ? h be- a0 sr iitce Sekich ure | lou, the Third Dragoons, left them two days’ marc! Percents Sistalices o wees | yond Mier. The train which the dragoons wore esoort- perrominent, and in bold relief any sicllar exhibition ever | in6'to Monterey, halted saveral days at Mier, in conse ex airy ‘he high bred ears _ And the m tifally marked highly. SANDS, quence of a report being current that a large Mexican Bats peas weal yee) foroe was preparing to attack it. In order to be prepared Et py ae, con {Nin for such an event,and at the same time to give the jar and poet, the painter and the sculptor. Sands and t Mr. ch.ldren have no equals, and defy competino ER HERNANDEZ, the bold, dashing and elegant | juvenile equestrian, who is justly styled the Dutrow of Ame: Master WALTER AYMAR, second to.none in horseman- snypot one othe yeni, 1 MOSELE enemy & warm reception, reinforcements were ordered up from Camargo, consisting of a company of infantry and two pieces of artillery; thus strengthened with Belknap’s company, the train proceeded. The large amount of specie going up will certsinly prove a tempt- ing bait, but we have no idea that the Mexicans will be 3 the famous ish seene rider, in a varie- ty of graphic sk + rash enough ow guards Tie, RUGGLES, ts his a:ieuls and daring feats upon the — leptons craic! flying cord. the train. CLOWNS—Messrs, Pentland and Latham, the original merrymen, whose jokes and witticums have been adopted by |“ scouting party of about one hundred strong, com. posed of the companies under Capts. Gee and Belknap: returned on the 20th ult, from an expedition to San Fernando, where everything was quiet at the time of their departure, fect preys jons, measuring only ht, and weighing but 43 pounds. ‘This is acknowledged by all the smallest pattern of a horse ever A sale of governmest horses took place at Matamoras wet he above will be exhibited as follows :—Patterson, Friday | 00 the 29tD ult., which was wellattended, Two hundred and Su day, Oct. 22d and 23d; Newark 25th, 26th and 27th, | of these noble animals were readily bid off at $10 ahead; by FATA nearly all of these cost at least $100 a-plece, besides the 019 10 re Arout ROOMS.—VENUS DE MEDICI, BY THE | expense of transportation and forage, They are now, MODEL ARTISTESOne week lourer"Dr. Colt: | however, of but litle use. Yor PersonieOTODEL ARTISTES, At » certain hour of the night, in Matamoras, all the atthe Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, will continue for one week longer commencing on Mon vening, Oct. 25, when y, lights in the houses were ordered to be extinguished. A will be presented au eutire new series of colored groups, in- patrol recently discovered a light in the house of # Mr, Playert the May Pole Dance, ewer ke "Ant on Araetdiy, | Young, which the former directed to be put out. Mr. Y. Thurs and Sat 1 tion of the cele- | remonstrated, stating that one of his children was siek. Garces bites with other £r04Ps. | ‘rhe oMcer, losing bis temper, ordered » velley to be fired Ree * ny igi Senne ys baern byl through the door, which was thereby broken down. — Indy and gentleman 75 cents, to be obtained at the doo: This unnecessary piece of brutality is severely censured ors open at 7, and persouifications commence et 8 o'clock 024 7¢#re ONE WEEK LONGER AND POSITIVELY the Lai AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY. SIGNOR BLITZ Begs to state tha’ at the solicitations of his numerous friends he wll Sonn bi te guia AGIC : EVERY KVENING DURING THe Wee, Commencing on Monday, Oct. 25. Change of rogram m« htly. ‘Admission 25 cts, children under 10 years of age, half price. joors open at 7 o’clock—commence at 754. iternoon performance on Saturday, at 3 0’clock. re ABEKNACLE—Mr. DEMPSTER’S Second Orginal Ballad Kotertainment will be giveo at the I'ahernucle dues evening Oct 27th. pormpleb occasion he by the Flag, and will be by every true American, The steamer Whiteville, laden with United States stores, sunk recently about fifteen miles above Camar- go. But little or no damage, it was supposed, would be sustained. The yellow fever broke out on the 7th ult., at Mata- moras. The Flag says that four or five cases had ter- minated fatally, but hopes were entertained that it would not prove epidemic Several cases of the fever were reported at the Brazos. Capt. Burgess, Mr. Devine, and torty-five soldiers and teamsters, came passengers in the Tampico, from toll, offered at private sale, 1m lots containing from 5 to 50 acres ; pai Testriction. or reservatie be given Apply to JOUVEKNEUR MORKIS, Morniniana, Westchester coanty: or to WALTER RUTHERFORD, 016 12t*re licr, 79 Nassau st., ‘ork. AUCTION NOTICE —80} a jones wi FS te at Achsuge, the new schooner about 130 tons burthen, bai't im Philadelphia in 1816. She is well fitted in all respects. ready for sea She is 77 fee length, 21 feet beam 1 feethold, and is well calculated to sho | water. take a large cargo i t the foot of Broome street, pier No. 57 Eas e examined any time prevjous to the day o! ia _Terms—Cash, or approved paper atd months 023 7t_m FOR NEW ORLEANS—L York Line of packets—Very Re tively the first and only Aaa a At EL HICKS, Goodhue, master. is now | ely sail as above, her regular will posi ‘or frei modations, apply on boar: feet, oF 14 ticle ‘ositively no freight wil nesday evening, October 27th gent in New Orleans, Mr. Wm. Creery, ly forwars all goods to his addrens, packet sip LOUISVILLE M. Hant, the Samuel Hicks, and anil no her reaniar day. BB ier tie eer ular Packet of U at cou eceiv },, 56 South fer on board af oum being very an 7. oat oopares le, If: ie at sil the jon on board, footat M iden Lanerontes JOSEP MeMURRAY, particularly rat oz Tt m comer of Pine and South streets. LARGE and eligibly situaced Billiard Room, for rent TT 1 sale, in Philadelphia. For particulars enouire of J. Ti Tae aad SOUL ATING, MACHING —These Bord, atthe an an Hotel, in this city, from 9 to woe . ¢ patent in Eoglan fand the United «M., until 25th inat. or S FABER—All kinds, just received, and to 6. GERBON & Co,” 1G. M be scribers, finding muchdifficulty in procuring a satisfactory article of leather belts for their own use, have commenced eture of them, and are Jabs song to execute ordermto an eat ent in that ling si the er used by them in dresse id prepared to their order, expressly for the purpose. ‘The i satisfaction Its are all warran {e MOM et ae HOR be CG. 29 and 3 Gold street ECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING SWAN AND EU. Y ing any super: fluons or cast off Clothing, Fu irpets, ke., to dis ere can obtain a fair cash price for the same, by sending for the subscriber at his residence, or a line through the Post Office will be punetually attended to. . §. COHEN, 69 Danne at. Ladies $4 be attend by Mrs. Cohen. NB Tage eek oF Job goods bought to any amount. now offered to the publi 1s invention of the ed in. making w |, they ‘hey are the t Inusi prove invaluable to thon mums, such as astron 4 douvt Rousale by B.S NEUSEADY UBARNETT, jentees, 42 Maiden Lane. H. WILC X, oa ROR era who want employment, and all who wish hers, are respectfully invited to patronise the 8 of application should give fall ion, ‘erms moderate We to refer to the editors of the N. Y. Evan t be fost paid. ’ a T° PARENTS AND, UARDIANS—Music taught on Hence tu teaching the pianos she has eyren cenert stiinction, tnd gan refer to families whom she has been if the habit of ing. ‘erma three dollars per month. line nddressed to Music. to the Herald office, shall be at- tended to. 015 us? re J SCHOOL At CY, Proprietor, No.5 Beekman street, First class tea to employ ter age! Let particulars as the ples: eli 0 ernber—The new and. magni , KTOWN, burihen 140 tone W. wesc her regular day. Her nceommods: leerage passengers, CS t f it oF passage, having handsome furnished accom. rleans wharf foot of Wall INS, street. it Wed- who will prompt. master, will sue- sing his original So the Brazos. Py, Syehes leh « The ship Monument, thirty days from New York, steps of Angels;” “The Dyin with troops for the Brazos, was spoken on the 7th inst., poy nla ert eaten by the Tampico, in lat 28 deg. 13 min.,lon. 96 deg. 20 ular The May Qui min. tas "Piekets 90 cents, with programmes ‘ Wiig tad cs ha Mleate Secter eT MMT Detmietass st the New York Hotel, and at the doors in t f- More Mexican New: loors open Mf before 7 o'clock; to commence at half past 7 Puitapeteria, Oct. 23—12 o'clock, M erclock. a 02 tre | ‘The New Orleans papers have failed. pus EXHIBITION OF DEON Fal TINGS. | ‘The Charleston Evening News gives the following ex fe 9 Alto, Resaca, wena ta, will he exhibited for wthore time only 4 57 Broedwas, | tract of aletter reoelved in that clty, dated:— ‘ 5 * wi 3 feat a stand, opt bette ve. Wie 'Golonele Mocs Jatara, Bept. 30, 1847. sj | _.We are to march in two hours to relieve Colonel Me east’ | Childs, who has been attacked by ten thousen Jarban Calkd. wastson | under Bente Anns, Our force ls now 4 (who was cap- ‘hitey,” the far-famed war- Headquarters Army ot Occu- lexico. Doors open day and night. command of Gen. Lane. I send this as received from Petersburg, but it cennot ice | be true. Sante Anna had enough on his bands then, Cae | without troubling Gen. Lane. LP Ra fy hd ll ee i ary, consisting of the aps, Fever portant reati Mir i | ¢ ire ee ra iit aaa aaa | There were fourteen interments from this meledy Tre of pf our Reviowr, during the twenty hours prior to 9 o'clock, A. M.,on the rth of Christ the 15th jnst., at Now Orleans. One was that of Ben). 1e moral acene of the Intemperate Family, Is now open at 411 Brosdway, lato Walker's Music Rooms, | F. Brookes, of Philadelphia. gprorite the Apollo, every, ‘day. from il A.M. to 10 P ae BP Adtmitunnce 25 cents: Children ballonrie sivarm | = THEA TLADELPHIA— | Tapilats ART gy 7 Gg oan We Blake.— | Avaany, Oot. 23, 1847 iret night of the engagement of Mr and Mrs JAS. WAL- euen SK Juaro-Mon Cet. 25th, | | . fi 7, will be pre Feary eke te S| t kine James, Crocker; Margaret’ Randoipn, M f SOMEBODY ELS! rorite Saree oi Peas AC!) sent nm ‘The bill providing for the appointment of wreck mas ters on Long Island, was referred to be reported com E. plete. A resolution from Hudson, relative to the desth of Liout. Col. Baxter, was agreed to. Assrmeiy. Mr. Leavens reported the Senate bill for the incorpo | ration of railway eompanies, with amendments. Tomorrow od Mra. J. Wa 2 nigh {UING, BROAD SWORD, and CAVALRY EXER FONT, tauuhtby M-De Lany; No 421 Broadwa ine the | ny; No street. Army and Navy ‘othcers tanght the a ri in lessons Athow's to euit their convenience 032 12rere USICAL~J. F. WOLTER, 16 John street, importer of | The Senate bill to incorporate the Oronoco Steam 4 Htallan Berings, o: for ane n | Bows, Accordions, Basco ‘Tru: | Navigation Company, was parsed. ‘enor Horus, Tram French The bill to appoint wreck masters on Long Island is © pair of | Orchestra Maisie for T i'Con, | under debate. cert rom Kreutzer, abiteky, Lamberg, ke-Whnleale | Me cbhn ‘cua olnetere KR ST RIN “Aunany, Oot. 29, 1847 The Glendale satinet factory, at Stockbridge, Mas f | sachusetts, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning Lone $50,000 to $60,000 ; mostly insured. | BY THE MAILS, Wasninoron Oot, 21, 1847 The Recent News from the sirmy. ND FANCY BOAPS—At ty-one Cortlandt at.; 50 dor. | "1 it, remarkably low, "Also, Wai at Oil and | PERFUM| at bargains, Tw Hock Cologne, to close & Twenty-one Cortlandt st. a ye al Daley's an4 Con- | Several private letters have been resolved from Vere berg in went tie Aloo, Des § et eiee cass Crus, and one from « naval offloer with the army in the folnvaWin. n Ha im of | capital. In this latter, mention is made of the reveral | actions before the gates of Mexico, that resulted Im its occupation by our troops. It refers its eorrespondent for details to official despatches. ‘These actions are remarkable for being the most san- AP HE FASHIONS OF THE DAY—Roman Togns—Dress [= rock Coats, etegant good fits, can at h ly low prices from’ our fashionable neighbors, BAN FORD others, Tailors, 127 Fultongstreet, next door te the Herald office. 018 14% th