The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1847, Page 3

| LCC ert fant Predicted. The public mind ; becom much depressed by the p, pence ebay “ been announced , that 1, isted relative to statements were gen pared for anything ¢ commere deen realite Pete seal 4, and iq the ae ne TUMO 4 of ruin have been so general! eare Un" ser the impression that th Perted~ ehat the black cloud wh overt y cireulated, est day do not look ur ruption e~ aud solr of the moment it was known, it no longer existed Had it not beea for the restrictions placed upon the | ourrency by the new system upon which the Bank of England is regulated, this state of things would not have besn developed at this time. We should uot have bad such & long list of failures to record, perhaps for a year or two henes; but if the crisis had been put off, by a | ‘more liberal system on the part of the bank fora year | or two, the crash, when it,did come, would have been | awful—it would thon have “shaken ail commercial cre- | dit throughout the country.” As great as are the com- | mercial diffloulties which surround the merchants o¢ Groat Britain, they are moderate compared with those which would have beea experienced had the cri: 3 been deferred for a longer period. The causes of the present | revulsion have bey engendering for years; tho new sys- tem of flaance Perfected by Sir Robert Peel, brought | them toa head sooner than would otherwise have been realized, and larga portion of the commercial classes of England, and many in this country, have been pre- served frm bankrupicy by this prematyre development. | We should, therefore, congratulate ourselves upon the anncuncements made from time to time,'of the effect of this pew banking system upon the disguised bankrupts | of Hogland. Every movement of this kind made—near- dy every suspension produced by the existing state of sthings—is favorable to our interests, and places usin a more favorable position in the commercial world, which | we shall not be slow in availing ourselves of. A few | years will reverse the present position of things, and wo shall date our greatest upward impetus from the com= mercial revulsion in England in 1347, ‘The demand for money in Boston is increasing, and | scme lenders ure holding’ back for higher rates. One per cent per month has been paid in some instances, for Joans on pledged stoess of the lighter class: and prices | for most desoriptions have receded from former quote- tions, some persons having been obliged to sell at matu- | Tity of contracts, und uport the calling in of loans on | the uon-dividend paying stocks. ‘The receipts on the Massachusetts railroads coutinue tobe very large. ‘Lhe gain on the Western road last week, was rising ten thousand dollars, making the wholo | Increase at the present time, considerably over three | bundred th«susand dollars. ‘The January dividend, how- ever, it 18 now aeverted on reliable authority, will not be Over fo'ur per cent, in view of a larger dividend surface, to be created within afew months. The balance of this | year's earnings, to be added to the reserved fund, now *oouating to more than one hundred thousand dollars, will probably swell that account toa quarter of a mil- lon. ‘The sinking fund is also rapidly increasing ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain wrticles exported from Boston to the West Indies and Nova Scotia, for the week ending the 23d instant : — Cosataince or Bostox—Werxty Exrorts. To West Indies —Applee, bbls,, 177; beet, bbls , 25; do drums, 10; butter, ibs, 6,776; fish, bbls, 470; do ‘drums, 125; do xitts, 10; do ‘boxes, 275; do quis.,” 60) bbis;, 50; candles, boxes, 421; cheese, los , 6,44: Wois., 510; lard, kegs, 400; meat, bbls, 120; onions, bbls 40; do buaches, 1,940; potatoes, b ols. 93; shoes, case 14; soap, boxes, 500; tobacco, boxes, 50; do hhus , 16; lumber, feet, 62,853; pork, bbls, 190; shingles, 25,000; oll, boi , 10; ‘hoeps, ‘bdls , 19,030; do bdla., 550; ‘shooks, 8,921; ioe, tons, 434; beans, bush., 92; hams, 100; do Dhd., 1; domestics, bales, 1. To Nove Scotia.—Pork, bbls, 360; apples, bbis , 650 onione, bbis., 40; flour, bbis.,’1,684; bread, bbla 2: corn meal, bbls, 402; tobacco, boxes, 14; do keg, 1; rye flour, bbls , 29; corn, bush., 23; oniens, bhis', 50; stoves, 225; candles, boxes, 70; leather, sides, 35; pitch, bbls. 45 chwese, Ibs, 350, butter, Ibs, 16,930; hemp, ‘bales, 22 Tice, cusks, 3; beef, bbls., 36; rum, bbls.,24; tallow, hhds, 12; soup, boxes, 29; hams, cask, 1: ‘The variety and extent of these shipments show con- siderable activity in the export trade of Boston, There is @ large trade carried on betweea Boston and the British proviuces, which it almost ryonopolizes. The value of merchandise exported from Boston for the above week was $216,195; of which $190,092 was in domestic pro- ducts; $26,103 in foreign products; aud $1,000 in speciv. ‘The tuports of specie Yor the same period were $22,342; of whicu $21,492 wax brought from Liverpool by the | Cambria. The quantity and value of domestic exports from the | port of Bosto's to foreign places, during two weeks ending Oot. 23, 18.47, were as annexed : — Corton Goons Exrorrep From Bostox, ackages. atu To Enst ing ion $25, $55.911 This is at the rate ot one million dollars per annum This trade is increasing with wonderful rapidity, and is Gestiord, ere long, to form one of the most important | features in our foreign export trade. It is but «few yearo since the firet package of domestic cotton goods | was shipped from this country,and the trade has already become large. The increase within the next ten years, will exceed that of the past ten. Stock Exchange. 19000 Treas Notes 114g 0sha Morris Canal 10% 19000 Ohi.» t's, 760 98% 600 Long Island Rut 2854 1700 do | 6 98% 10) do bio 263, 4000 \udinn B s ic Fd do biw 26% | 3000 hug Bde 9% 500. do én 30 150.0 dy Bde 70° 25 Nor & Wor at 401 do 69% 100 Harlem KR 15 100:0 Penn 5's b25 74° 250 do #10 454 io do. 74 210 do the 19009 do 73% 100 do slo 45 | 2000 Keutucky 6% wor 250 do 4) 300 shs Reauing KR 55% 100 do 439 200 do b% 46 «100 do rr 6 De! & Hudson 188 450 do sid 46 30 ho Life & Trast 9654 100 do 20 46% 650 Farmess’ 4 rust 26% 250 do bI0 46%§ Second Board. 100 shs Nor & Wor 330 250 do b3 iy 500 U 86's, ‘67 150 do b3 1200 Onvo 6s, °60 9% 50 = do baw Sits Harlem RR b1O 45° 50 do bo so 44 50 Canton Co 130 do 49% 50 do 30 do Abia New Stock Kxchange dbs 2895 sy ehe Hgriom 50 she Long I 0 ‘do ba 28 0 50 Harlem RR #4 453g 100 do too do © 40% ) Farmers? | rast do 48 5 Cauton Co 3 de b% 46% 50 Reading RA 30 do 10 4634 150 do 100 do 4 50 do cris New Yorx, Turspay Arrennxoon, Oct, 26, ‘The market for four continued steady at yesterday's quotations, with @ fair amount of sales, chietly for do- mestic consumption. There were some sales of wheut made at fall prices, Corn opened at yesterday's quo- tations, but closed at about one cent. per bushel vance Mealocontinued firm. Rye and Oats continued as before. In provisions sales were moderate, without | material change in prices, In groceries transactions | were very light, and cbiefly confined to the retail trade Aen with smell sales Bx»swax--Sales of 1000 a 2000 Ibs. yellow were report- ed at 240 24 ote Greavsturrs — Flour—Sales of 1000 obla new Genesee were iimde at $6 665;1000 do.half Michigan and half Bot. falo city, sold wt $6 5614; sales of 7000 bbls Oawego, sold at $0 50 @ $6 0614; 400 do new Genesee, sold at $6 564; « $6624 Other sales of new Genesee and Oswego footed up wbout 4000 bbls at $6 66\ a $662) Southern con. tinued ia light supply, and prices firm, Sales o1 400 bbl of Georgetown were made at $675. Wheat~A sale of 2500 busuels of Genesee was made wt $1 47, delivered in Brooklyn A small lot of Western waa made at $1 25; samples were pretty freely offered on ‘change, but lota were generally held above the views of buyers Corn— The market opened with enles of mixed at 73 cts,and of yellow at 75 ota when greater firmness hocame apparent, and sales were made at 748 76 cta,at which the market closed with firmtees. Of the former, asles embraced 9500 bushels of yellow at? nd 2000 @ 4090 do mixed ft 73 ota, and of the lat mbraced 8000 % 4000 do ale Hat yellow at 79 ote, wud 19000 chiefly mixed, at 74 eta) | Evening, Octo |A~Metsinora, Ms For: Abbott GCKING EVENTS—Griffwhoot, My LOAN OF A LOVER—Peter 0 | 5000 bushels of which were for export to England. “dmerous failures which bad | —Saleg of about 1000 bbls New Jersey were at $3 37) a $3 50; 275 do Ohio, $3 06\;,and 350 do Pennsylvania | Rye—Sales of about 1700 bushels were made at 92cts. Rye Flour was worth $487} @ Outs— Sales of & cargo or two were made at 48 cts. Barley—Sales of 4600 bushels were made ut 85 cls, CaNbius-—Sperm continued firm at 33 cts, e-—The stock of Brazil was said to be reduced to some 500 or 600 bags, and 700 a S00 do of Laguayra, while Jaya, St. Domingo, and Maracaibo were al ‘Two cargoes of Rio bad arrived at Baltimore, and some cargoes were daily expected at this market No sules of moment were made at private sale; sales of 230 bags Rioslightly damaged, were made by auction, | part at 6!y ets, 4 months, aud part ut og a 9% cts. cash Coxron— Holders having been less pressing to-day, the sales have fallen off in consequence, and do not exceed 1200 balee, at steady prices, uniddling New Orleans bring- fog Sig cts a good middling 8% to 9 cts; fair New ARK THE. TRE ode sd EMAN in possession of high sity of Cambri eg woald lke to find empl School or private fami: ing, Id be accepted, hi: to obtiin a comfortable hor lusic, and would have no objection to go Bouth or into the (Address Mr Best, 447 Broadway, New York, i —. 1c IN SALE OF Nar Utage A DRAM THEN i tractor, either je has had loug aud successful e: to emoluments, a moderate salary priverpal onject for the p esent bein, . He unterstant Ae most gloomy forebodings ex- the tuture. The most exaggerated erally credited, and they were pre- | y hat might transpire in the financial oF commercial ¥icrid. The prediction relative to the | lal ore’ sit of England being shaken, has already ee of the authority upon | en. ter which, SH were made at $3 44. take place this ‘over the auction «le with, spk, eB Chatman: Gertrude Mrs rary ‘ tn the hang street, where the w oors open as 6% Welock will be suldia ots t asthe city trade generally, and cousists of a | mentthroaghouc of light’ aud dark blue, pristed, fast and lowing Colors white granite CC ed, Jers aod grocers.as wel) Ferformauce will commence at HEAT KEW. Jarkvon Manager, Ma Stnvaivs.—Wedne formed the urage i wenmg Cet 271 INIUS—Virginias, ‘Siceims Vearatus, Mr. Clod Meddle- | gevt Lad or Boy, wasted to rd with & diuner aud tea sets complete ue, «tage lot ot ware b: cumulated on hand: wot tae under $50 cash, haute’ Exchange. this day, at 12 o’eloek. EACHERS WANTED—Two id after y invoice, and the not, Mr. C. Bur Mr. Hector Timid, Mi Louisa Lovetricls, Mi Cc HATHAM att FLETCHER daw nasty) Oct jiscount; over $50 under $200, four ‘tore, fom either ch has so long hung mu , 22 Commercial world is rapidly passing away, and | je “* Mitimately leave the horison clear and bright. It | +Glways darkest just before day, and daylight is appear- | ing inthe East. ‘The announcement of further failures ‘by the next arrival from Europe, will not dispel this | belief im better times, as every suspension simi- lar to those ulrendy reported, only brings us nearer the promised prosperous point. ‘The rotten, insolvent houses must all be cleared out, ‘There cannot be a healthy reaction until every onehas suspended. Should & partial recovery be realized, there will be momentary danger of a relapse, The commercial system must be thoroughly purged; It must be reduced, and permitted to Sein strength, slowly and surely, if we wish to establish its health again upon a proper basis; and wo, therefore, yon the suspensions reported from time to | time “9 @DY real cause for apprehension. The danger existed before their announcement ; when so much cor- | “sisted, when so many houses, considered sound vent, were in a state of hopelese bankruptey ; Were gnvolved eo deeply in the commercial transactions che world, upon the strength of a rotten system of Credits and wflotitious reputation for wealth. The | danger was greatest before it became develo; ed; and | with f pape L— te) to the sales room o'clock sud the curtaim will rise at 7. id Gallery, 1236 Cents EAL KE.—Under we Mani respectable young woman, a st ; would have no i. Satisfactory references ty given. A note addr rd iy Seamacress in a private fami to assist in the taking ca-e of. as to character aud capac: oper to state that all ware sold by suun* im every reapect, and free from cracks ple is warranted soun of | ere were no arrivals of any kind; and no Mackerel—Sales of 2 Al Lamp, O’Brien; tof ROBERT. Mac ln E! m young women, oue for, chamberwor n hey can wash and irou e given. Please c = 026 20% sof dry cod were reported 0 bbls were made, consisting of No. 1 at $3 124 a ‘There was no change in other kinds. Sales of Counecticut were making at $6 125g @ 7 Lay. 4 (Hxwv-—Sales of 160 bales of American dew rotted were made a6 $145 a $150 per ton, and 80 do. water rotted sold at $175 per ten, 6 months. Leap—Lhe market was quiet, and no sales reported. MoLasses—Sales of 187 hhda. Porto Rico were made by. auction at 26 30 cents, 4 months Navat Srones—The market was quiet, and no tran: Prices remained about the Jeaving the city. coinp: evus, Wardrobe, jeisteads. Carpets, Ou re, &e" Also—the which the sale will commence. OWN, Auctioneer — * HAND FURNITU &o—J. W. Brown will sell at auetion thi Oct 27, at 1036 o'clock, at Ne. 142 Broadwa: ment of new and second-hand furuiture, comprising m:hogany f i and plain bureaus, centre, dioing, ‘A lady, who has had experience in teacl jesidont tencher in the BRIDG! . Taylor; Albert, Stal th the highest respectability. Address W. r, \18CUS, BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE—Joha Tryon, Evgageinent for six days only of DAN RICK, rian Clowns and the great French Drummer i the firimg of musketry and can- sofas and chairs, d:essin; | aetions were reported. with cumerous other articles. er plated table castors ks, cut glass decanter great variety of other house 7 Besides a full variety of Horsemanship by the fee ria 02) 3t Oits—Linseed—English in small lots was eelling at 57 1 ¢ parcels it was held at otic, while 65 was «ffered. City pressed American continued in fair Country in barrels we quote at 58 Sales of blecched winter spermjwere made at 125; unbleached we quote at 120 cents There was no change in crude sperm or whale, both of which continued dull. ‘common sold at 73¢ cents. ‘The market for mess pork remained no- minal ut $19; 100 barrels from Boston were reported sola at $1475; 100 do prime sold xt $10 75, and 160 do sour Boef—in mess wud prime sales were contlued to the retail trade; 100 barrels beet hai Lard—Sales of 100 tieroes were made at 10 cents, and 50 do at 104; some sales of new city in tubs were mad 50) 4 600 boxes of Herkimer dairies were made at 740, 02783 WE&Sat* re ANTED—Board aud Lodging ina private Tamily, by @ Professor of Music, lately arrived from Germany, M'TcHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE—This i 2, the performance will commence with t A POS1—Tristam Sappy, Mr Holland. NEW FLANET—The New Planet, Mary i ol Venus, Miss Phillips. EULAH SPA~Hector Templeton, Mr ith MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE— Jdernek. ond the curtain will rise at7. i —wsinuday, October 25ch, ek of the celebrated KV HIOPIAN SFRE | demand at 60 cents. NOW EXHIBITING GRE> K SLAVE, f Desi street, from 9 o’el ck, A. jeason tickets 50 ceuts. m for those bow holding tickets will close on GRE BK WERS STA’ large Saloon of the roadway and Leonard ___026 3tis*rre .,, Admittance 25 cents. Se Palm — About 60.000 ibs ae MH aotrelbe seren! the 16th of October, table young ity reference given. Please ear. 26 2 wil exhibition watil the Ist day of ations by two respectable young women, id and iaundress, the other todo gent Best of city reference o26 atm fold at $9 8745 FAIR, ‘awarded a premium to Miss A. Jacobs, 619 4 rthe following »’ Clothing, of Amenican vit: cl pply at 246 Mutberry street were Bold at $12 75. ANTED—A kcutleman who-professes to teach Gi ‘Latin, and English, wishes a situation inn private femily.. L treet, k, resiveut teacher hich fe Adiirese M. OX. t0 Fisance Hotel, No. which are now for braided silk Frock Two silk velvet b-aided Sa ve pink meiino brsided Ch Pwo plaid boys Backs, ae embroidered Pin One bra dea short Cloak... . Silk and worsted Hood. aud fH full Kall assortinent of every vi . Cloaks, Frocks, Cheese—Sulea of inimitable Entertainments have beeu the avd admiration of the world. Among thea, have the bovor of including the Presi family, Secretazies of By «smart, active, youug woran Rick—No sules were reported, while prices remained Ro ent oP .H. Prince Al- . the Nobility and Gentry of Eu- cn UMBOLTON. A parcel of Sloily linseed sold ab 187 cents, 4 mouths; clover remained steady at 7440 Sucak—No rales of Muscovado were reported. Sales ew Orleans sold by auction at 64 Tho sates within # few days have reached 10,000 @ 15,000 Lbs., at Le. WitaLenonn— Navy, Her M bert, and Royal me rection of Mr.J. A. D ¥ * Admission 25 cents. Doors open at 7 0’clock. Coneert at riety of Velvets, the Canadian trade, and who merehants throughout the Cana sile dry goods establishinent. \¢ Address A. H. C, No. it Bare! 20 apprentices wanted imme B.—Sents can be secured daily at the Box Office, from 10 P, and, Northwest continued dull at 3240. desea requested Waiskny—sales of 336 barrels, including some lots Pennsyivania, Western and State prison, were made at L M HE has located himseit in this eity, and offers his ser- eacher of Pianoforte, V ‘Theory of Mu- leuce 259 Greeue Street, lence of his pupils. Mr.H studied with Dr. B. Schueider, Dessau, Germany, and. a thorough knowle \d approved authors. bove, or at the Music Store of iderable expervence in ‘Ir ied to instruct in Music and Drawing, a4 es to obtain a situation Fkeionrs—WVor grain to Ireland, 9d was asked; to Liverpool cottom was taken to filjup at sd, grain .and | 1: flour to the same port were nominally the same. London there was no change. English brauche th Week of Kae Path 8 established Band Cotton to Havre was ‘sc. Mae ee ttn Museums may be ren concerts, exhibitios worship, or any ot! TELEGRAPHIC, M.—Flour—The market was dull for Howard street at $6 50, with light sales. Wheat continued firm at $1 25 a $1 31 for good Maryland reds. | Receipts were light, and transactions moderate. was duil at $3 62}g. Coro was inactive, while prices re- There was nothing doing worth re No sales of conse- ther for one or more nights, for ball ira, public meetings, l ay of ia many purposes to wi ne Saloon can now be altered, with ease, to su t earls stage oF rostru) Baritone, Oct, 26—P T.VA land inimitable corcerts are nightly honor high'y respectable audiences,aud aniversall el every amusement of a simil: 25 cents. Children under 10 years Doors open at 7; concert will commences at8 o’c! may be secured on application at the Hall, from !2 A. M. to3 For the accoumodation of families, a concert will be SATURDAY AFTERNOON, e OARD WANTED m other boarders, within ten Hall, fora French family, compo with a parlor and r, addressed to R. B. small family, where ther width of the room, z slessens or ‘enlarges its . e tenant. Spacious dressing 2nd refreshment y, have been added to both jn all such accommodations as can be obuun- mained the same. Whiskey continued firm, quences were making in provisions, and prices stood There was come want of animution in the markets generally, ‘The weather fine and colder. OQAKD WANTED—Au American lady wishes to respectable private family, rooms, coutaining in themselve feet chan any ball room in the saloons, affordin ed no where else in the county. : The upper saloon, lately occupied by the Philadelphia Mi the most brilliant and fashion ds no more than mention hi large or small assembli the rent will bear a corresponding dimint these and other improvements, than any other establish- can, may be hed for balls on ms than those ou which it has the winter, inthis cit distant therefrom. avout the sane, is AMERICAN MUSEU; : pHeock, Man: FIVE AND A HALF DA ny Oct., 25, Ly THE Last rae If preferred, will furnish her own room. Anawers wil! be attended to B. G.,” Herald office. ‘ne market continu- od dull at $6 373g a $6 50. Wheat—The market con- tinued firm, end sales of 2000 bushels of Genesee were Barley continued in good request, and sales of 10.000 bushels were made at 80c for two rowed, and at 530 for four rowed. Oats —Sales of 2000 bushels Whiskey continued firm. Reseipts receding 24 hours, were as fol- bis ; wheat, 5,000 bushels; corn, Vessels rather scarce, end nee n and required the first November. Address of that extraordinary Men in min: am GENER, = juseum Building, ducemenisto lesse who has taken Sta'e rooms for h made at $1 40. STEAMSHIP NO NE... for Charleston, which sails ou Saturday wext, the 20th in ined. Persous desiring either or both of t above or other purposes, are respec examine the Building. or conditions saloons, for any of the | Great numbers 0 erally invited to call and « MeGUIGAN, Office of the Chinese Museum Saloon, Philadelphia. ned by one of the the friends of the litte General hi ¢ of this ballet has heen admittance to his levees, during the Werk.andfo necommodate them he wil eoutue fort ew Gaya! PERFORMANCES EACH DAY ‘The firstin the, moramg. at 11, o"elock th ‘to 3 celeck, and 4 o'clock acy f-past 8 Saturday, Oct. 30th. beiag the ds bald only two levees,.viz.: at 11 0’ performance the ‘Suit, worn before Queen were made at 450. by canal during the lows :— Flour, 11,300 20,600 do; bagley, 8,000 do. | freights ficmer, copy right, and will be few days|with mauy ‘novelties in the new music, iuel the j¢cex from Lover's new opera of the “Ni ind’s Songs,Polka.ete, Also to be published Ist proximo, the fifth namber of Beauties of th ATWILL, 201 Broadway, , BROAD SWORD, and C. CISE, taught by M. De Lany; No Cunal street. Army and Navy ot sword in lessons athonss to suit their convenience 023 12t®re INCTURE PRES8—Suitable for Price 875. Manntigraredend for ‘AVALKY EXER. 421 Broadway, near fers taught the art of the M.—The market continued firm, and sales of 2000 barrels were made, including new | brands Genessee, Oswego, and some Southern brande, at Wheat—No sales wore made, | Sales of 6000 bushels were made, including sound mixed at76 cents, and yellow do. at $2 cta 2000 bushels were made at 64 cents. Rye—The market was firmer, and saies of 1000 bushels were made at $1 ‘There was no change in provisiovs. Whiskey continued Boston, October 26th, P on which he sath Nook A, Ms and ECOND HAN WANTED — ous or evst of clothing fair cash price for the s»me, by i draguista’ use, on hand ¢ through the post-office will be ne ORG SNe DOORS ae y and $1 Gold at, 0 BOOK BINDERS—A_ Stamping and Gilding Press —A new and improved arti adie, manufactured and fc Tee R | $0 8736 @ $7. hi ‘Oata—Salea ot | tally attended to, by steam power Co. oand3t Golda OR 8 Lk. — A if all’ the effects of the of- anle 69 Duane street. Ladies can be attended ta by Mra, Cohen. NB —Job Goods and Oud Stock bought to any amoun es in conjunction with othe: ing and chaste pertorm- tices, and at euch and every performance he will appear trical in all his propor- THAT EVER recétved from the ill be exhibited. EWSPAPER ESTABLISMENT The little General is perfectly RIAL OF RESTELL.—The National Gazette, and Po- i inal -nd Law Exvositor, of this week, wi erfect verbatim report of all the tea ‘of Heatell, the abortionist. trait, taken in Court by Strype, the artist. ogents and news ove ISSOLUTICN given in the tri On Tuesday, 26th inst ,at St. John’s Chapel, by the Dr. Berrian, Martuew Camraxty to Many A. Hanniorr, both of this city ‘ne wishing to purchase ean learn tu dressing a note to Ezekiel.” U. 8. y have the cash for payment, and at len —The partnershiy the undersigned, under the firm of J. FLI s day divsolved by’ mucual consent. iv fone need ap ly of the firm will be closed by George C. payments may be made. Died, On the 26th inst, Ayxe KeLty, wife of Thos. Kelly, in the 49th year of her age. Her friends aud those of the family are earnestly re- quested to attend her funeral, on Thursday, 28th inst., at hulf-past 3 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 677 Greenwich street. On the 26th inst., at No OTY LAT ¥.3—Se! close an invoice, a lot of superior SkPH FLINT. GEORGE CHONT. | and Double Griset. to ICTOR BISHOP u I2_ Maiden lane. up ataira LiBBURY, MD—29 cei otes of this Bank, Ye Surgeon Dentists, VER VAL ‘arned from Soutk bli fare now prepared to eir profession, at their 27 120 39 Stanton, corner of For- syth street, Mrs. Anioan. Wears, of congestion cf the brain, aged 75 years, will be paid for the at Nu. 24 Labert 013 Late ex Sn2t NEST ES Ri ission to the whole. 25 cents; children under tem years ik alone, 1234 cents. 3 AMERICAN bread, of age and old enough to GANDS, LENT & C elegnatly | equi) icinity on the 22d ins’. rg he following among the principal Seumaled Bagiish thorough broil deseing Twin Ponies, DAMON and PYTHIAS, in their antics and 'URK and TOM SPRINGS. sad besutitel thocongh Arabnan Polka Horse, ALUS. SPORES aitet sented to This ptt d nent, aud in bold reliefto any similar exhibition ever ted t , stand the great performances of presented to the pal wy rh SANDS. months and 7 days. the following. oagnt te Ny Her relatives aod triends are invited to attend the faneral, on Thured " N. Y., May, 1846. lensure in stating to Fiore: Mr. 8. W. Fowle—Dear Sir: 1 ou my experience in the use of W: L LOUGa, No. I Lodge sre requested to attend the next meet- tables, style of Lows X bridal fans, ot the most tasteful des ing cases, toilet and boxes, Phsyche mirrors, mechai papier machee work tab) eta, toilet cushions, reading, stands, and papetries, reticaies, es Ke.,Btogethert choice perfumes, fifty vareties, ERCUSSION CAPS, GUNS, HAIRCLOTH, Ke. spltin 1-10 and 1-Sths. ing of the Lodge at their room, No. 411 Broadway, on Thurs- | day eventog the 28th inst, when business of importonce will be brought belore them. By order of W.R. WAGSTAFF MAY FLY, the ce! Sometime in February, 1845, I was attacked with a difficulty te, in appearance, to the briuk ho were called skilful phy siciaua, who pronounced my caze incurable. My friends at night did not expect to find m induced as a last resort to try Wisi: the first bottle, I felt great relie! i king four boitles | considered myself cured, aad for Thave h d no occasion to use any medicine for the ind believe myself entirely well. Signe For sale wholesale and retail by A. B. Futon street, coraer of Wailiam, aad by the dru; y: les, card receivers, screens aud bask- Wo. &. Bennie, Sec’y = ESOLUTIONS PASSE iE MER! atthetr armory, Mercer House, Oct. 25, 1847, by Captain veo the moruing. at's Balsam, aud after taking icontinued to use i y Steed CINDEREL ‘ed, ‘That the members of the Mercer Club sympathize with the Tudependent Tomphios friends of the late Lieut ‘ol C ine 8 B caps ribbed, cock’s best qaal lish doable nnd sia fle. ba. rel low priced guns. sels, &e. J.T. GRILLEY. ved, That in our several rel NDs, sund hima good 0 1. Baxter, we have ever perfect soldier; and our country has found hun whit we re comme. ded hin to bi ero. i ; Resolved, ‘hat the above resolutions be published in the h ind wrought nails, assortment of staple Birmingham and Shef- TCE—The Good Will for five years, of the well known Dining and Oyster Sa- Centre street, will be sold very low aa the owner is engaged in other business. Enquire of Geo. H. D Fixtures and Lease er onii coment ri, Gronraa int a the sculptor. ee eitte seine nee es cre and of Classic, Passes, fights of Acnial Griee, the scholar and poet, Tathis act Mr. Bande confidently defy co MASTER HE 55 Joh st . (up stairs.) _ NION COURSE, L. L—WED- ¥, Oct. th, at 2 o'clock , mile heats, best 3 r ch, ch of Seals, &e. ‘The finder will receive a liber ward, by bringing it to 32 Broadway. FET OF THE Nie W-¥ORK, PROVIDENCE AND Bos XK Db New York, October 26, idend of ‘'wo Dollars aud + ifty cents per share on the capital stock of this company, has this day peeo declared, payable Ist November. The trans! 0th Getober to 2d November. MASS MEETING OF WY OBRINGHEN AND Ducrow of Ame- the women will be held in Vaux! Ayrentle equestrian, Who is justly style Master WALTER AYMAR, second to n01 the famous English ses sketehes on ho 1 I hi Fhe Syrian Gleg ah for one or rider, in a varie- by ult and daring feats upon the rm CLOW NS—Messre. Pentland. merrymeo, whose jokes and witticisms: mest of their contemporaries AS!ER—Mr. De Camp. THUMB—rar sa the shape of horse flesh, juxdruped of the most 4g inches in height ison eco by al ard of ill be exhibited as follows ida Oe. Sal and 22d; Newark 25th, 26h and 27th, Bath r books will be closed from IRI’S TURPENTIN, barrels Spirits T WOUDHULL & MINTURN, 87 South street, ASTLY IMPORTANT TO EVEaY } articalarly so to economical perrons — ‘T’, 94 Nassau street, wishes uperior ussortament o pecially to his wssortwent of Under Shirts aud 1 articles to he dih,) which he ig without shrinkiog 5 ° coll che etten iou of gen- e ShirtCollars, b g. Passenger. chm Gipsey. b. m. Philadelphia Sal. 2, FAMILIES.—An womarried gentleman d wrope, about five months ago arrived to this country, every thing in is the pixiny steed Tom Thame A ri erghing but 43 pat an advance of only 5 per ernt ourselves, at 94 Nassau Estabsished 1835. yarior aud rocking-chair, receive everything im order’ hee, and, therefore, he would be happy to find a family reaily and geuteely edaeated, and nottoy proud to invite family circle; and Address, stating tern must be moderate, wi ‘atterson, Friday street, opposite Hers ‘The advertiser 8. es gm, Lady Saf- THING APPARATUS—Do you feel an op- accompanied by pain when you pression ef the ch draw a loog.breoth tier! Are you deluged at ni POLLO KOOMS—VENUS DE MEDICI, bY THE MODER ARTISTES —-One week longer—Dr Colt- ns of pointing an Yyer's personifieations of painting nud in regar& to permaceacy, jail prrtieulars and teal nm: id ‘perspiration? [i DR. DEWleT © BLE LINIMENT bo the beat and cheapest for pains Pevery natures it matters not from what en inated or of how low oi T Broadway, will continue fot one on Monday evening, Oct. 25, when sof colored groups, in- tay The c, And on Toe: resentation of the cele- With other gro more attenuated? 1 you have all or any of these sympt d to consumption, if iudeed your lun j, but whether the 4 permanent eure from uso De. ‘5 Tadina Cough Bul aud Lung Balsam, More than ove hun: dred certifics tes eau be seen at my office, (attested before the Mayor of thia eity,) fom peraous tha: have been cured of Please call ana examine for yourse Mr, Duseubary, 0 5 Astor Howse, eured of di atthe Apollo Rooms, 4 week longer commen: I] be presented an uot already afte very denomination to thore who hive any € well afford to pay for the remedy. ceive the above reward by leavang it at the effice of this paver. Its put up in large bottles ingle bottle, or $4.a dozen, at the it; also, at the Harlem Rail- Drugyists, Saddlers, Stoves brated statue of the cramme every evening, For particulars ree descriptive programme every even! Tickets of admission 50 cents. lady and gentleman 75 cents, to be obtained at the doo jifications commence et 8 o’elock OK $2,000 —Three or more persons, with this tal to. form a Compas y to ess naw in good operation. wud sold at only 50 ceata n principal depot, No. 230 Peart stree road Orfice City Holl, and at the and Taverns, throughout the city and country generally. aiFor very speciai and ex'ensive reierences of the most ar- ing cures upon record see Kellinger'’s advertisement in frit of the Times,” published in-New Y d ‘seen in every principal town and city in the No person can read ths chasing a bottle, o keep tn the how carry ona Manofieturing Bi aud engage inn new business which can be counected with the same and bus.nets doue to the a Mr Holland, No. 18 Aug street. cured of consump. ion. i Washington street, cured of James B Henderson, N con.umption and ulcerated throat, Nelson Laraber, board of the New Jersey Ferry Boat, cured of consumption and liver com- loors open at 7, and pers ber cent—the other a much | equally reepectab) ‘anu lucrative wiil be sat ferences exchan, | foot of Courtlade strer Dr ELI W VONDERSMITH, Office for the treatment liver, aud chest, 96 Barclay street, ment without pur- erorily proven. fi se of accidents. communications J Lower Post Uffice ‘ER’S BALOON, No. 17 i i of the saloon at Habiness Ba Begs to state that at the soliertations of his numerous friends he will congase. his performat AGI 'T EVERY “EVENING DURING y on Change of programme nightly mission 25 ets, Pall diseases of the lungs, trends exclusively to trom 9 to 4 o’elock, at his public office 261 Brosdway. corner of } where he would be happy to WwW 5 diseases and their children under 10 years of age, half price. "clock commence at 736 vent Tal ES Altemmoon performance on Baturda e second block from Rooms now ready for inspection. Knquire at pfs O WHOLESALE. D! ceived on consignment an assortment of Fancy Qoods Ving the end of S$ IN FANC ve FANCY GOODS, able.being but t al Byes of supe: . DFEMPSTER’S Second Originn ent will be riven at the a ag iS Oct 27th. on hich ecasion, * ihe just received a Dip tock und Fixtar Resteurantain the City. The loeatio ‘ity of the Astor House, and the leas rin. Til herlth inthe ouly ressen of thi ior hiving x wish tovell out, Address RC. and afier SWUNDAY, No- the steamers BYLPH and ST ATEN IBLANDER will make the fol- LYAVE STATEN ISLAND. ALA, 10,11, 120" LEAVE NEW Yo! At9, tl o'clock, A. M1, 3M, 9, New Vork, Oct. 29, 1847, FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line~T) leuai! fasveniling pack 1 all the prinvipal ¢ He is, therefore, wil signment any deacription of goods nd collection of books, novels, B.A. T., Post Office, N KOOM FOK 5. 3 will be sold with cof Without the the city, if he meets with a parely a Rooms, 61 Atlantic street, Bi Hiven to a parehaser not acquatn 1 Sor rk Eye haa left as. ivure, instruments, “What eau an Old Man do but Die!” Letters addressed 'o be had at the Music Stores Mr Dempster, at the New York Hotel, snd at the doors in the evening. oors open "4 before 7 o'clock; to commen lock c@ at half past 7 INSURANC UAL INSERANCE COMPAN Insures on the Mutual ‘tineiple, wi ty, having n CASHL CAPITAL of 6100 nrances made agains: loss and damage ks of uiand traneportation and p 0 is allowed by o'clock, P.M. the best rooms = pster will sing atthe Lyceum Hall, Brooklyn, on 23 5 judges to be one of YOHIO—Mendelsohn’s new and sublime Naas ELIJAH, will be performed NEW YO a and will positively ving superior furnished accom. y Fire and Marine rele navigation, at the k SACRED Music SOCIETY, : o this country, inca will be divided between the On WE INESDAY VVENING! "Now 3, at the BERS . tol Ehjan,” wivich will be recorded of music, took pl whit OF pasange, The profits of the bi #, apply on board, at Orl 0 ; stockholders and the insured. TRU im terms by applying on the premises, or hy le Wdremed to “VOHN SI Saloon, 557 Broatwav. J Boorman Johnston, « Tharsday, Oct. ppan. Elbert J. Auderson, John D. Hurlbut, Poul Spofford, ¢ great Birmingbom F tly believed that produced « greate have had the oratoro im reh to bring 1t oat in the mos rd lew may be seen at Mr Joha Ferguson's, IVstreet, upstairs 26th her regular day: splendid sssortment of BI Capes, Collars and Cuffs. t Edgings, « sploudid axsortmeut, and very hi pes, Collars, Searts and Brid t splendid descriptions, Dresses, ke, jc the city, full particulars of fuiure advertisement. members of the society are requested to attend the sehearssl this (Wednesday) evening, at7 o'clock, at the isiaun and New FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lou Y. Line of Packets—Very Reduced Rates—Posi- ¢ first and ouly rey hursdav, October 20th — eket -hip SAMUEL HICKS, Samuel Goodhue, and will positively sail as abuve, bet Richard ® Buck, John Van Nest, RK. »:, Lawrence, will oppent in & ular packet to sil To ¢ new and splen Faward K. ‘Collins ~Pots were steady at $6 50, and pearls at $3, | 359 Broxdway. members can obtain their ticke hithock, Seeretary, 88 C A wt a7 PeLBY’S CELEBRAT. Serijpcural Stataary, com representing important and vlendid furnished accor K. COLLINS, 56 Bo on board) after this | 4 oust. Hoan concn UBER, 179 Broadway. W. FLETCHER. D COLLECTION OF 0 c. ely no freight wil terestivg subjects, the size ol (Wedvesday) event ers will pl ENGRAVER AND ichard B r. MBERT SUYDA ree Re, eoee eR ee 'APPAN, Vice Pres't. oss a, Be Stacc, Secretary. GILLOTT'S 87 The subscriber,’ ha OWN, ST ERALD PAIN’ Cresta, Cyphers, tia How Crtensy rR a The" packet whip ‘The moral scene of the Intompernte F Is now open at 411 B: opposite the Apoll mittnnee 25 cente—C) dimitted jeevy, who will prompt . Ay TUL, will succeed the Samuel jad aail on Monday, November 8th, her recular day. ‘amily Iker’s Music Rooms, ugh or cut to any forms P.M. Ad: comes, Ke., engraved with arm found and painted iw any style, warded to any part of the b ‘Heral with upwards of 200,000 names. Any information giv dry. 027 It re} N WAKEIIOUSE, 1 hoy L. appointed Sole Agent for the to acquaint the trade TSIRERT THEATRE, PHILADE » EA. Marshal » be ness will be coud: ise, where a complete assort hese popular pens will be Th sailing packet slip ROSE! H sail as above, her regu ST WOOD respectfully announces that he has jart H superior furnished eco ived from Paris For freight or passage liavir dations epply on board at Oule | orto K.. K, COLLINS, 4¢ South at. "| 1p Rdward B Cobb, master, will suo elas, And sail 26th December, packet ship Biddor No FABIA Win anes, eVErY pranments, feathers) ribbons, We, at hie star way, OT comet INTELLIGENCE evo THES LATHST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC, Latest from Texas, eWastinoron, Oct, 96—6 P. M. The New Orleans mail of 19th has been received. ‘The steamship Galveston arrived at New Orleans, from Galveston, bringing date from that place to the 16th in- stant. The Picayune says tha: the fever was prevailing st Galveston to an alarming extent—33 interments having taken place for the week ending 11th. Col. Isaac Van Zandt, one of the candidates for Go- vernor, and formerly minister‘at Texas fromthe United States, died at Houston, from fev: m the Lith. The Tezas Civilian estimates the present population of Texas at 123,000 oath: so ‘whe Yellow Fever. The Board of Health of New Orleans officially an- nounces that the prevailing epidemic (yellow fever) had nearly disappeared. ‘The only interments which took place at New Orlean on the 19th were—Hugh Dunlap, of New York; and W. Homer of Massachusetts, who died from other causes than fever. Perensnuna, Oot. 26, P.M. A fine, bracing, cold, northern wind prevailed this morning. Heavy Freshets und Great Destruction of Property. Cincinnati, Oot. 26. Ithas rained here for the last three days, and the rise in the Little Miami river is unprecedented. Immense quantities of grain have been destroyed, and the fencer, for the distance of fifty miles along the banks of the river, have been swept away. The Obio river, at Cinc nnatl, is rising at the rate of one foot and a half per hour. and nearly all of its lower tributaries are overflowing. The bottom lands are 00- vered with water. All the beautifal and fertile gardens on the Mill Creek bottom, just below this city, are flooded, and their valu. able productions will doubtless be entirely destroyed. The canals have been greatly damaged, more espe- cially the Little Miami canal, the aqueduct of which has been carried away, as also the railroad bridge. Axsanr, Oot. 26, 1647. There is a freshet in the river—the heavy rains North and West have raised the water here six feet since last night. per se The Herkimer Mass Convention. Henxmara, Oot. 26, 1847. The Democratic Mass Convention met at Herkimer to-day, at 2o’clook. W. C. Crane was appointed tem- porary chairman. Committees were appointed to re- port su.table officers for the meeting. They reported for President C. C, Cambreleng. They also reported sixteen Vice-Presidentsand four Secretaries. Mr. Cambreleng was installed President. Committees were appointed to prepare an address and resolutions. A resolution was offered, that the conven- tion will proceed to nominate a new ticket for State of- cers. It was violently opposed by Wilmot, of Penneylva- nis, Van Buren, of New York, and ethers, and defeated, Wilmot’s speech was a vindication of is proviso and s denunciation of its Spposers. His language was incendi~ ary and his delivery most passionate. Whilehe wasspeak- ing several men were observed to be in tears. The address was very long, and read by Mr. Van Buren. It will be found to be an extraordinary document. A great num- ber of resolutions were reported. The following were among the number:. Resolved, therefore, That in the territory of — and in any territory hereafter acquired by the United States on this continent, neither slavery nor involuntary servitude should be allowed while it remained under the dominion of the Union, except for crime, whereof the party shall be first duly convicted. A second resolution was adopted, calling a State Con- vention at Herkimer, on the 22d of February next, for the appointment of thirty-six delegates tothe Baltimore Convention, in 1848. Address and resolution unanimously carried. Messrs. Cambreling, Van Buren and others made streng anti-administration and anti-slavery speeches.— Mr. Ritchie was deneunced. The convention adjourned at 8 o’olook in the evening. Legislative Axnany, Oot, 26, 1847. Senate. The bill to establish teachers’ institutes was ‘ordered toa third reading. ‘The resolution calling on Congress to abolish the franking privilege was adopted—17 to 3. ‘The bill to provide for the election of local officers was ordered to a third reading. Mr. Buannam offered @ resolution to reduce the per diem of Members of Congress. Mr. Srexcer thought they would be regarded at W ash- ington as the merest dabblers. Not having a quorum to do their own business, they employed their time in med- dling with that of other people. He was opposed to re- ducing the per diem allowance, but he would favor li- miting the duration of the long sessions of Congress, or pay members a fixed salary. Laid on the table. Mr. Srexcen brought in a bill relative to the fees of county clerks. ‘The billfor the election of looal offcers to diseharge duties of county judge and surrogate passed, A bill for the incorporation of villages, and msking appropriation to facilitate the system of international exchanges, was ordered to a third reading. Assemay. ‘The bill relative to incorporation of charitable and other benevolent societies, was referred, to be reported complete. Mr. Sati introduced a bill for election by the people of port wardens and harbor masters of New York. The House went into committee on the bill relative to the education of colored children in New York—passed. ‘A bill from the Senate for the election of local officers, was received and sent to aseleot committee, who dis- agreed with the amendments of the Senate, and the house non-concurred in the amendments. A substi- tute for the whole bill was then introduced by order of the house, but its third reading was objected to; se it will have to lay over. The bill for the election of county treasurers was on its final passage when the house adjourned. BY THE MAILS. Wasninaron, Oot. 25, 1847 Gen. Scott, Mr. Triat and the Union The Governmental exponent makes « delicate allusion to General Scott, in the number for Saturday night, whieh, if “shucked out,” will prove to be » censure;for the late armistice, “At least, it has an “awful squinting” that way. Mr, Ritchie says: — We aball still refrain from any remarks on this sub- ject. We have no disposition to prejudge the courve of ‘Gen, Scott, or of Mr. Trist. We shall wait to hear the reasons which induced the General to ‘an armistice and to enter into negotiation, th we pprehend | has cost the country some precious lives of her sons.” Something wrong here—something which looks back | with regret to the loss of the Lieutenant General. Ifbe fry | had beon there, all this trouble might have been svoided§ ‘To him we could have given @ carte blanche, and he would have given us @ treaty; but neither Scott nor Trist conjointly or seperately, could be entrusted with letters of fall discretion. But, now, sir, wherein have they failed to meet the strict letter of their Lg agen Mo re Soe ae broadest pon ae Je oot * gle proposition, we venture to say, has Mr. Trist fallen short of, or transcended his instractions ; not in one #o- litary action has Soott failed of hie object, ox in the srmistice,where diplomacy mae in un from ington, to try ite 00d joe name “reasons” which Mr, Ritchie desires to have (or ‘armistice, he knows them already, Gen. Soott’s peceto Santa Anna, proposing the armistioe, refors to the “reasons’’—one of which was to stop this “unnatu- ral war,’ through the instrumentality of tintions, for which purpose Mr. ‘was on the , with his propositions in hishat. We understand object of the war was to “conquer @ peace,” and the sooner the better. We understand that Mr. went down to ark the Mexicans to treat—that he could not get a betore the advance of Gen Scott upon the capital; that then, with hie army under the walls, ha: driven in ite (erty ae fh proposed a hearing of Mr. Trist, and it was 6 Now, whether Gen, Seott had or had not the power to march right into the city, after the battle of Churubus- oo, amounts to nothing. He had his instructions to ob- tain for Mr ‘Trist, as soon as possible, an opportunity t Iny his articles of peace before the Mexican auth ‘i Here was an opportunity, suggested by the enemy 7 soired Gen. Scott. Whatever may have Li motive of the enemy, the armistice was suggested Dy with a view to hear what Mr. Trist had to say, It might be a ruse de purrre, but it might also be an 0! J pas faith for proceedings which would bring the war to an orable close; and save the further waste thy Nea Gen, Scott refused to listen to i ; it ay making the war interminabi je two parties,might bave terminated th “4 % treaty of ‘Gym ead universe