The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1847, Page 3

Fine Cut »—The subscrMers have paid particulnr attention to this branch of their business, aud have ou hand at present the moat beautiful aud well selected us tment « et, ud sportiog Kuives in the city. ‘with a lange variety Of polished stee! gouds. Mazore. growad id setae gets @, SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broxdwa a few doors above Courtiandt street. ‘The Cheapest and Best plnce In the City to et your boots, shoes, or guiters, is »t Jones's, 4 Aun street, near Sie Museum." Kou can get there ns good boots far 84 30 a8 eau iarchased elsewhere for 61." Gator coine He dass a first rate boot at $3 50, which is usually sold for $5. Double soled water-proof boots at $4 50, $0 00. and $6 U0. Jones has the rue aysiem of doing’ basinesretight expenses and small pa gy ka Be il ive eutire satisfactions ret are warrauted to | French Boots.Boots which are Boots, re- | & for $1 50, equal to those sold in other sores for $6, $7: calf boots $3 50, usually $5, ean be found gt Young's Paris vt Emporium, opposite onr office. Call add see him, 2 Suvigation of the Univ iKiver, Places. Time. State of River, Louisville p 6 feet Sin. Cincinnati 5 feet, falling. 9 i MONEY MARKET, Friday, Oct, 29.6 P, M. year, in consequence of the extensive demand and high prices ruling for breadstuffs, than ever before ; and they have reached # point which would not have been real- {aed in at least ten years under ordinary circumstances. When we compare the position of these States ten years ago with that they now occupy, we can hardly form any idea of the position they will occupy ten years hence. ‘Ten years ago the debts of these States were compara- | tively trifling. Within that period they have involved | themselves deeply ; become delinquent in their pay- | ments; have partially resumed, and are in @ fair way | of taking rank again among the solvent States of the Union, Large amounts of our State stocks have recently been sent to this country for sale. Wesre glad to see | this; we can take and keep all they send ; and, in a few ‘The stock market continues very much unsettled, | prices fluctuate «fraction from day to day, and the oper- | atious do not show any great activity in the market. All claeses of speculators are anxiously waiting the arri- | val of the French steamship Philadelphia, with later in- | telligence from Europe, and we cannot expect apy | material change in the market until an errival of some | sort from that quarter takes pl At the first board, to-day, Treasury Notes, Reading | Bonds, Reading Railroad, Canton and Norwich, closed | at prices current yesterday. Indiana 5’s advanced 1 per cent; Harlem, ; and Long island, . Reading Mortgage Bonds fell off 34 per cent. At the second board, Penusylvania 5's advanced 3 per cent; Long Island, 3g; Farmers’ Loan, }¢. Norwich and Worcester fell off 3. There were large purchases of Harlem in the atternoon ‘The demand for sterling exchange has been very tive today, but the amount of bills om the market, of undoubted character, was so limited that the demand was by no means satisfied. Canada and West India bank bills were offered at nine and nine anda half per cent premium, The market is ebuadantly supplied with seeond and third rate bills, but those wishing to re- mit have not sufficient confidence in them. We quote prime bills on London at 9 0 934 per cent premium. On Paris, Of 233{ # Sf. 2234 ; Amsterdam, 40% a 40)¢ ; Ham- burg, 38 a 36%; Bremen, 79% a 7934. ‘The stockholders of the New York and Harlem Rail- road Company, will find in another column the report of the committee appointed to investigate the financial affairs of the company, and provide ways and means to meet those payments pressing immediately upon the concern. The plan proposed appears feasible. ‘The Sun Mutual Insurance Company have declared a dividend of twenty per cent on the earned premiums of the year ending 4th October, 1947, for which certificates will beissued on the firat of January next. Also, a divi dend of six per cent in cash on the scr.p heretofore issued, payable on the lat of November next. ‘The Ontario Bank has declared a semi-annual diri- dend of four per cent, payable on demand. ‘The Now England Worsted Company have declared a dividend of three per cent. We have repeated!y stated that tho advices received from time to time from Europe, have had no other effect upon commercial elasses in this country, than to unsettle the public mind and partially destroy confidence. With one exception, thus far, that has been the only result of the financial difficulties in England, and that exception is the suspension of the house of Prime, Ward & Co. of this city. The failure of that house took place soon after the fret news of the suspensions were received from the otherjside, and was partially the result of heavy losses in- ocurred early inthe season. The mature of the foreign business ot Prime, Ward & Co, was such, that a very large portion of their assets was in the hands of parties on the other side, and their losses there will absorb nearly the whole of them, leaving liabilities in this coun- try of nearly half a million of dollars, upon which not more than five or ten cents on the dollar can be paid. This, therefore, is a bad failure; but so far the only one here growing out of the commercial connection ex- isting between this country and England. We have been heavy losers by the failures in Eu- rope—much heavier than ever entailed upon the merchants or manufacturers of all Europe, by suspen- sions in this country; it appears that we have been well able to stand it; and the probability is, that few, if any. more failures on this side will grow out of the re- vulsion on the other. It is fortunate for us that the crash in England commenced so late in the season. It could not have happened, #o long as it was to have taken place, at amore favorable period. Our exporting sea- Son had just about closed when the crash came; most of cur exports had been paid for, and payments made Inrgely in specie, which we have secured, and the out- standing cr unliquidated engagements between the two countries, running to insturity, had become very much reduced. Then, again, the crisis of the revulsion bay- ing «ppyared before another commercial season opened shippers in this country have been able to make safer selections in their agencies,and guard against losses upon the new season's business, So far as all these things are concerned, circumstances have been exceedingly fa- yorabie. If we lose much of the next year's business, there will be no one to biame but eurselves. We must carry on 8 more direct barter trade than we have here- tofore; the credit system between the two countries must be changed, and we shall soon have the balance so largely in our favor, that we shall be better able to regu: late the movements of specie than we have been, The floances ot the general government continue, at present, in an eusy condition. It is estimated that the fuods in the treasury department will carry on the war uatil April next, being but three months short of the time es ipulated by Secretary Walker. This shows a more favorable state of things than was general¥y anti- cipated, from the announcement that tho negotiations for prace had been so suddenly broken off that all hope had fled for an amicable arrangement of existing diffl- cultivs, It has not been yet determined upon what method will be resorted toto raise more money; but it is the general impression that another issue of treasury notes, with certain improvements as to denomination &e, will be the most fensible and tho least expensive way of supplying ways and means. The policy of the government in the prosecution of the war, will, withont doubt, undergo an immediate re- yolution, and with this change we anticipate a very great reduction in the expenditures. We consider the active part of the war over; that is, the fighting part; here- alter it will be more of a passive character, in which the administration of civil and military af- airs combined, will bo. the principal feature. No plan has yet been determined upon for the future government of Mexico, as much depends upon circum. stances. The commander-in-cbief of the army cf occu- pation will, as he progresses in the subjugation of the country, establish governors, garrison towns, and adopt @ code of Jaws for the regulationof civil affairs; he will collect revenue from every available source, for the pur- pose of making the country support the government he may eetablish in the absence of its own, and for the purpose of securing that portion of territory our brave soldiers have conquered, Congress convenes in about four weeks, and it is very probable that the President will leave it to the represen- tative branches of the government to mark out the pro- por plan for holding possession of the whole of Mexico, if necersary, or to bring the war to an honorable and speedy close, and the evacuation of all territory but that ceded to us by treaty. We shall know nothing definite about this matter until after Congress meets, and in the meantime, the military operations of Gen, Scott will be governed entirely by the course pursued by the years, the capitalists of Europe will be seeking for them ‘as an investment, when they will have to pay a hand- some advence on present prices. Every State bond sent to this country for sale will be of advantage to us, in keeping back remittances made in payment of interest, We x our usual table of quotations for the prin cipal State and other stocks used for investment :— Prices on yngons IN TH aw Foss Manxer eden E 1847. | Rate. able. Sept. 30. Oct, 29. | United States 6 1867 a “ 6 1862 si “ 6 1856 102 Gs 5 1863 5a 97 — Trea’y Notes6 —— — = 104 al04dy 101 New York, 7 1848-49 103, a103% 102%{n103%4 101 ‘4 6 1850-54-60 1 64 — a 6, 1861-62-67 — "al07 106 106% 102 5y4 1960-61-65 103% 0104 103 o04 5 1846-7-8-9 100 . 5 1850-1-3 100 . 5 1855-8 100 « 5, 1859-60-1 100 " 434 1849-08 hie, 6 1890 9 i @ 1856-60 100 ¥ 5 1850-56 = am Af 7 186 1034010396 yossgalnd Kentugky, 6 —~ Wa — 100%a) 5 — 82 283 8 983) a \tunois, 6 1870 47 BATH 46 BACK 40 0 4036 Indians, 5 QB years 45 a d5de 43 AR ABSE 39 Arkansas, 6 = —— a % a3) 3 Alabama, 5 = —— et Bes wie Ly Peunsylvania,s = —— bony a a X Casee, 6 — 100 100% 98 all — am 1857 09107 1952 alos — 1850 93 a8 1858-70 93a 9487 Bk Col full 9ikgn 95 scrip N.Y. Life [us & Trust Co. Farmers Loan & Tru Fy Ghio Life Tas. & N Jersey R, R. & Trans. Co Mohawk & Hud’a Railroad. Unica & Schenectady Rail’d Syracuse & Utica Railroad. 12 ala 128 alae Auburn & Syracuse Railr’d 102 9106 103 al04 Auburn & Rochester R, It. 104 810034 101, alo2. -— a — ReadingRailroad," "67 4 678 63a G4 513A 55 Delaware Huda Canal, 4 1908 = 1B feuding Railroad Bonds; ' 77a 773 73 a 73% 69860 69 Reading Railroad Meg Bas, 73ia 73% 70 a 70% Grade oo Acomparison of prices current at the close of the market to-day, with those ruling on the 30th of July, and the 30th of September, exhibits decline of several per cent in nearly every stock im the list. It will be per- ceived that the decline has been pretty steady since July. The universal depreciation in quotations for these stocks, which include every description, from the most active fancy to the safest security in the world, has been the result of the general depression in fiaancial and commercial circles, more than any particular influence brought to bear upon any particular class of stocks. The same cause operates upon the whole, although the effect is greater upon the fancies than upon those having more real value. {t may seem strange to many how this de- preciation could have occurred, in the face of an easy money market, when the rate of interest rules below the legai standard, and the credit system has experienced no revulsion—when trade generally is based upon sound principles, and apparently the greatest prosperity exists in every department of business. It will not, however, seem strange when we take into consi. deration the fact that confidence, so necessary in all commercial matters, has been destroyed by the events which have recently transpired in Europ: and although there hasbeen no variation of con. sequence in.our credit syatem generally, there has been @ logs of individual) credit, calculated to restrict morcan- tile operations aud depreciate the market value of all kinds of stock securities. Capitalists are the most timid people in the world—they are the first frightened, and it is with the greatest difficulty they can be induo- ed to let out their funds, for along time after, even up- on the soundest securities. Stock Exchan $14000 Tress NotesGs 10), 40 K River Jus ake 1000 U States su, '33 93% “9 Uren & Shen 117) 1000 State 7s, 449 103), 25 Canton Co 29) 0 Penn 5+ ba) 73% 75 Nor & Wore 40; 1000 Ohio 6s, "60 98% 100 do bis wg 15000 Lil Fundable » do 40 to do b20 46 10900 do 21000 Indiana Bds 25 do 40: 14000 Rog Mtg Bds 580 Long Island RR 28: 2% aha Dry Dock Bk $0 do 29 Satie Be 100 Reading RR 30 5474 20 Bk Com’e, scrip 100 Harlem Rut #10 45hq, 200 Reading 100 do 3 45hq 2% do %0 do bim 47 oo do 403 bi 50 do b20 4545 200 do 30 45 bs 400 do 2.0 50 20 = do bio % do bad 45) «10 Louisiana Bk 100 do 45) Seound Board, $5000 ‘Treas Notes6s = 101.350 shs Harlem £1 18009 Penn 4s 7334 100 do 5000 do 360 73% B00 © do 15000 Readiugs Bds 69% 50. do 40 shs Reading Rik “4M 100 do 109 lo 315 504 300 do 50 lo sid 5483 200 L Islacd RR #@ Pg Tae i ino 0 24% 50 Farmers’ Loan 25 Nor Wore RR | 40" 190 lo so do s10 40 100 o New Stock Exchange. 25shsCantonCo —¢ 30 «100 shsHarlemKK 610 45 ee sI6 30 150 do st 45, $0 Harlem RK © 4555 150 Reading RK 2 100 do 15 4545 50 do. 0 do 16 434, 50 do 40 do 9344, 50 do wo do 458 CITY TRADE REPORT, New Yorn, Saturpay Arrernoon, Oct. 29, The flour market contined steady, and for good new bfands Genesee prices close firm. A sale of Western wheat was inade at full prices, Genesee was held on terms above the views of millers, and no sales were re ported, Sales of corn were made toa fair extent, the market closing in some cases at an advance. Mual re- mained about the same, Rye was firmer, and sales made at a slight advance. Oats were also firmer. Provisions exhibited very little change, and sales were light. Gro- ceries remained steady, with moderate sales. Asnes—Saall sales (20 a 25 barrels) pots were made at $6 50, wud 25 barrels of pearls were made at $3 10. Beeswax—Continued dull. Baeavsteres—Flour—Sales of 600 bbls atraight brands Genesve were made at $6 68, and 44500 do were mado at $6 6234; 500 do, incinding Oswego and Genesee, rold at $6 564486 6254; 400 do Oawego voli at 60; and 500 do new strait brands Michigan wold at $i 624; Southern continued firm at $675, and in light supply. Whea Sales of 4500 bushels of Ohio iixed sold at $1 40. nesee was heldjat $1 48a$1 50, Corn—Salea of 5000 bush- els high mixed, delivered, were made at 760; 2900 do Western mixed in store, sold at 75¢; 2500 do low mixed sold at 7c. delivered; 5000 do yellow, delivered, sold at 100 do Western mixed, slightly damaged, sold at and 4000 bushels do New Urleans, low mixed, sold at 75e. (after ‘change ) Meat—Sales of 200 bbls New Jersey were conditivnally made at $3.50, and 200 do Cennsylvania at $3 44; Westorn New York was worth $3 25. Rye—Sales of 3000 busheis were made at 9c. de- livered. Barley was’ tirm, but no sales reported. * Outs —Sules of 4000 bushels were made at d0c Receipts down the Hudson River, Oct, 28. | Flour . 6,600 bbis. 2,900 bush, + 3,957 +1L900 0 & . 20 jc. and the sales shave reached 3004500 boxes. wonly heard of a sale of 100 bags Rio at | Corron—Amount of sales to-day 1000 bales, Peices | were decidedly steadier and rather firm. Faurr—Sales of 600 boxes bunch raisins were made at $220. Prunes —Sules of 106 cases were made by auc- tioa, part at ldalde. and the remainder 32a35e, Fists —-Sal-s of 6a800 quintals cod were nade at $3 50 A$6 62}¢0. Mackerel—200 bois were made, including N \ poet and No, 2's at $6.50; No. 3's were worth fox Hiemr—Sales of 100 bales of Ai were made at $140 a $150 per ton, of Russia jank sold on privat { merican dew rotted | ms; and 130 baler | Scurncy, wife of Joha T. Sshenck, aged 69 yeurs Weraisrore—Galee of 2500 lbs South Sea, were made Wuisxry—Sales 100 bbls, State Prison, were made, to arrive in 15 daye, at 32 ote. Woo.—The sales of fleece were chiefly confined to dealers. The market contiued steady at the advance, and the stock was light. Since last report, in the fore part of the week, about 20.000 Ibe have been sold. In fueise, we heard of 200 bales of Odessa, on private rms. Hyson—33 chests at 33%¢ cents per lb; 62 do withdrawn. Young Hyson—112 151d boxes 156, 10 half chests 51, 24 do 4836, 51 do 39, 14 do 35, 148 do 3354, 66 do 33, 83 do 31, 45 do 303g, 85 do 30, 73 do 2934, 140 do 29, 10 do 834, 104 do 8, 22 do 73¢, 488 do withdrawn. Hyson Skin—10 half chests 23, 105 do 273¢, 20 do 25, 10 do 225¢, 341 do 22, 258 do 2134, 25 do 21, 134 do with- drawn. ‘Twankay—54 half chests 34, 106 do withdrawn. Gunpowder—27 balf chests 35, 29 do 3434, 25 131b bxs 3334, 75 do 33, 150 6 lb. do 31, 300 13 1b do 25, 121 half | chests withdrawn. Imperial—80 half chests 58, 7 do 43, 6413 1b boxes 39, 19 half chests 34%¢, 30013 1b, boxes 27, 104 half chests withdrawn. Souchong—161 half chests 24. TELEGRAPHIC. New Ox.xans, Oot, 22.—Cotton—Sales of 500 bales were made without change in prices. The market was steady. Stock on hand about 66,000 bales. Flour—The market was dull at $475 for Ohio and Illinois brands, | and $6 for St. Louis city mills, Sales were light. Oats were dull at 370. ‘There was little grain offering, and sales of corn and wheat were small, without change in pricea. Sugar and molasses continued dull, and sales were chietly confined to retail sales. Provisions inactive, and pork selling in « small way at previous prices. Ster- ling exchange 64 a 60; sight bills on New York ¥a1\ discount; Treasury notes par. Freights steady. Cinciwwart, Oct, 29—P. M.—Flour—The market was dull, and small sales were making at $4 50 $4 75; for City Mille $6 was asked. ‘There were no sales of grain of any moment making. Whiskey was firm, and sales of 600 bbla were made at 18K a 18340. Hogs continued to arrive pretty freely, and the market was less firm—sales of 500 head were made at @ fiqure under previous rates. We quote them at $4.35 a $444. Buyers still appeared disinctined to purchase freely at quotations, ‘The ri was again falling, but sufficient depth of water remain- ed forall boatiny purposes. Baurinone, Oct. 29—P. M.—Flour—The market for Howard street continued steady, andales of 400 bbls. were made at $6 123s; whwat was firm at $120 for Maryland red, $1 32, at which 2,000jbushels were sold. Corn was firm at 660. a 68. for mixed, and 70c. for Maryland yel- low; whiskey was firm at 30c. @ 3lc., with moderate sules No change of moment in provisions. Freights Femained the same. Weather fine, cool, and clear. Auuaxy, Oct. 20—P, M,—Flour—The market was firm at $6 3744 @ $6 50 for Oswego and Genesee, while sales wore light. Wheat—Sales of 2000 bushels were made, consisting ot good Cienesee, at $1 15. Barley—Sales of 5000 bushels two rowed re made at 85c, Oat lew of 2000 bushels were made at 430. Corn continued firm. Whiskey—No change. Receipts by canal during the Preceding 24 hours were as follows Flour, 10,000 bar- rela; wheat, 6000 bushels; barley, 10,000 do; oats, 10,000 | lo. Burrato, Oct. 29—P. M.—Flour—The market was dull at $5 50 s $5 6234, and sules light. Wheat—si of 2000 bushels, including Western mixed, were made at | $1 02, and Obio good, ,with some lots of this State, at $1 18. Corn was firm, and sales of 10,000 bushels were | made, consisting of Western mixed, at 560, with yellow oat b8c, Whiskey was firm, while provisions remained about the same. Receipts during the preceding 24 hours were as follows:—Flour, 10,600 barrels; wheat, 7000 000 do. ’ Frelghts by canal—To Alvany, ‘226, and corn 190. Boston, Oct. 29.—Flour—Thojmarket continued tirm, and sales of 3000 bbls. were made, including Western, with Oswego and Genesee brands, at $675 a $7. Wheat —No sales reported. Corn—Sales of 10,000 bushels were made, including Western mixed at 80c. and yellow do at 85c. Rye—Sales of 1000 bushels were made at $1. Oats— Sales of 6000 bushels were made at 640. Whiskey continued firm. Provisions exhibited no material change. Freights—No alteration. (Telegraphio Cor, of Phila. Bulletin J Pirtsauaci, October 29, 1847.—The river is im fine order, and freigating business is pretty active. Flour is selling dully at $4 63 to $4 75, the latter being generally the holding price. The holders of grain are firm, in consequence of the light stoek, and buyers are not’ in- clined to give the rates asked. Provisions are very quiet; recent sales of bacon exhibit an improved feeling, bub ao alight that it 1 unnecessary to alter figures. No ent in groceries. Kentucky tobacco coming in d demand active. Wool without change. The supply of ish is small. Cotton perfectly stagnant. Our markets generally ure sluggish, and dealers anxious for oreign advices Pry Married, On Tuesday evening, 26th inst. by the Rev. Geo. Be- nedict, Ci T. Gooowix to Eminy G., daughter of simon’? Wyokof, Esq On Thursday evening, 28th instant, by Rey Lott Joni, THeopone W. Pincuxey to Miss, Canouixe M Cocunan, all of this city. Died, Suddenly, yesterday morning, sits, infant daughter 6 months and 10 days. ‘Tue friends and relatives invited to attend her fu- neral, at No. 138 Walker str: this (Saturday) morn- ing, Oct. 80th, at 9 o'clock, without further invitation, On the 28th instant, Fionnxce McKenzie, aged years 4 months aud7 days, son of Benjamin F. and Sarah Ann McKenzie. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeotful- ly invited to attend his funeral, this day at 12 o'clock, M., from No. 2 Charlesstreet. At Port Richmond, 8.1, on Friday the 2th instant, after @ lingering illness, Cnancorre K, wife of Wm. McKenzie, in the 31th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, from her late rosidence, No. 507 Greenwich street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, P.M. Her Temaias will be taken to (ireenwood Cemetery for inter- ment. On Friday evening, 29th instant, Many, wife of Ber- | nard Byrne, aged 39 yeurs | ‘The friends of the family and those of his brother, of John H and Ketuiah Ann Chambers, aged 4 years, | - * if stoue cutters tools. Steady empl Enguive of Alexander Wilson, Jersey ety, 0 tone cutter. Suther! October 30, will CREZIA BORGIA ots, iu the most improving part of ime Anus Buhov, Vow pela YNTELLIGIENCE view ison Square. 40, Mr Reeves, 10 Orsini, M. ero THE igre sot’ by Anthouy 3 Bie Fetruces, Bix Gaspariue son sveuue, 290 S00 and ise a e gi THE LOST LETTER LATEST MOMENT. rs ra Night u sd aaihatreet lock. Performance will commence at @RLEGRAPAIC, ‘Uist streec. Wy a ATRE. jac "_ - —- liberal, aud made kuown at the sale, or of WM. P.| Bo pe eA eee beweht of Ment Burke Counterfelter Arrested HALLETT, 44 Wall street. 025,26,28, 308014689 re | Saturday Evening. Oct. ¥0, will be performed MURRELL, | Puavatrusa, Oot. 29-10 F. M low is your time ; yes, aud ladies andoutiemen | ‘The Land Pirate—Richard, Mr M Murrell, Mr Tiltou; | Omcer Conrad, of § ’ “ . bate fev days lover and seein dea at Nublo' Garden | lehabod Craze, Bank, id: C Barko; | day, young ana a saint Sertems: competes ». mann: Ate be had for 6d. Open from 10-A.M.t010'P-M. | ‘Tremor, Jordan; Mrs Fuck, Mrs Sutherlaud: yy ates! in appearance, in whose posses- rs fetor hue other bustaees to eteud toy_the | After yehich, OLE BULL —EbenezerCalfMe Buske; Mary, | MOM Was found five thousand dollars counterfeit money 30 It’ in tens, on the Mechanica’ Bunk of New York city, Hq hails from the western part of New York the GOLDEN FARMER—The Golden uny T witcher, BY THE Malis, RESPECTAGLE ENGLISH WOMAN wants o Has no objection to assist in the wholesale or retail dry goods store. He acquainted with keeving books by double entry, and th “f on Mr. Stri- and no way inju- change of the weatherand e: iy the signal for ren ym an suppose my condition was miserable iudee: of your Galvanic articles. This was in Sei supposed they were a “humbug,” of cours day was only | you may well and in twelve hours it w ly one! 1 have, not had’a return of pain since th should mention that the articles | wore were the Galvanic Bands for the wrists aud limbs, with the Magnetic Fluid, sad months after the cure was effected. ution of detailiag my case when 1 it was merely day, vori that wore them for some month: 1 had no ia hing ¢ furthe tint r duty to krepthe trath “before the shall continue to sound your praises amon; friends, bot as I have an aversion to notoriety, youto fefrain from publishing my wame ery truly yours, nal must request | Mechanics, Sailors, Lavore: these, your friends aud advocate who is =A furnis ed room for a suggle gemieman bya ch family. Euquire at 89 Rea@tt, £4 floor. f the country. ned has been informed lately. United States, the pl that the deceased Ince of whose resi- press, to inform th if accompanied with the proper vouchers, and transmitted toh ing suoplied the gentlemen of thi ry with or their fur-heads, is now ready to fur-nish every description of comfortable avd elegant fur-nicure for the beads, hands, feet, and necks of the Indies His stock of mat boas, manufactured from the finest qual fur west, is unrivalled for eleganc tempts on the part of his competit race for popular favor, will prove fw of yer's John Byrne, of Newark, are respectfully invited to at: | tend the funeral, on Sunday at o'clock, P. M., from 22 | Chapel street, Brooklyn. ! Ou Friday’ morning, 29th instant, Mra. Cuaniotre ‘The triends of the family and these of her son, Au drew M. Shiers, and of her brother, Richard #. Mouat are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,on Sunday ext, at 4 oelock, from her late residence No.0 Stanton | street, wasaperfect faror among the ladies led." Kor sate by | ARLES MURIAY.72 Rooseveltst,_ | lady «wheeled Tilbury, ot the lotest fish | P the beat Dublin 029 316 re ¢ 7 SALEW—A On Fridsy, tho 29th instant of Sestiand His friends and acqanintances.also the members of the Thisile Association, uty reapectfally requested to attend his funeralf rom his Inte residence. corner of Jad street and Broadway, on Sandey afternoon at 2 o’clook. At Sea on the voyase from the Brazos to New Orleans on the Gd instant, B. Cocavns, Jr, son of Wm. & Cozzens, of this city, in the 29th year of his age, James Viner, a mative STEAMER CAMBRIA, FROM BC TON VO LIVeRPUOL—Letter Bags of the above er Will close at KENYON’S Foreign Letier Office, 91 treet, Journal of Commerce Building, THIS DAY, at to4 v'clock. Letters can be pr ‘atlures do not necur at st OFFICE, New York, Uctoder 2a, Lot7 steamer VAM world, ow i—tne | RIA will leave Boxtoa ou Monday, the | Her matis will close at the office on Situ: at 33g P.M. Postage on all letters must be mid to any part of the 14 OF FICK, re £ Ist of Novem! day, the 3 he tou, Letters of halt aa onuce, or under, five | ‘ond exch additional hall onuce five cent vin ROBERT H. MOKRIS, PM. gel Lis GN JEWELRY —TIFFANY, YOUNG & EL: we received by the Inst French steamer the most | le ley and Wi forsale in | iou of Jewe Hof which GERMAN, StANISH, ITALIAN taught after a jessons during t eve: are employed f er quarter. Apply to the Academy of way. rr marry hte Director of the A school fer boys during the day. TOBACCO Cite WERS.—We have j ome of the newly inveuted and couvenient subsutu’e for the tobacco box, made frou | pure gum-elestic, Ve avd moist; being more compact aud couy preferable to any kd of box ia sale and retail, by JOHN J, BROWN & CO. 122 Fulton Price 25 cents each; ean be sent by mul at the regul age rates. 10 SADDLF, HARNESS, AND TRUS | the capital stock of this company, has th | week, and ww. ‘To be seen at Parker's, Yorkville. and entirely N W YORK, (October 27th, 147.—Ata large and influen- | tial meesing of the Milkmen, of New York. Long Istund, nad New Jersey, it was unsnimousiy ressived, that pure milk could not be sold at reta | for less than six pence per quart, fo the winter season, and wholesale prices could uot be tess than fonr pence per quart. By order of the committee, JOSPHH ALEY, in the chair, James (..Coffey appointed Secrets | d meetagainon Saturday y T ion, Mrs H Isherwood. Joors open ar 6% o’e'ock, aud the curtain will rise at 7 ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.—Mona fered in y: Admission 25 cents. Children uuder 10 years, half price. stro! evenin plaints on the part of + dies, 11. and 8. have determined to make, for the future, lowing arrangement. ree empster, New York Hotel, and at the Door on the evening. Al d, the famo so eugage: e ci he will continue i Doors open at 7 o’clock—commence at 736. (7 Afternoon performance on Saturday, at 3 0’clock. POLLO ROOMS—VENUS DE MEDICI, BY THE MODEL ARTIS: atthe Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, will continue for one | week longer commencing on Monday’ evening, Oct. 25, when Ove pink merino One embroidered Pin’ ¢ | inder the Management of Mr. Mr. Addis.—Satur- | EAT 3 ation a8 coon, ‘wash age er, Mr. r | Wasiinorox, Oct, 28, 1447 ing. Can give good city referouce. Please eall-at 18 Pldridge | none TOT ITNT ES Orie SN. | Instructions to Gen. Scott—Future Pierce on eee ton, Miss Hildreth, a | ernment—The People and the W oat NTE. —A Clerk, to attend «Drug Bore. Onewho | To be " he ballet of GISELLE—Giselle, Miss pre end the Wer fly cemented with, the ‘entze routine of practice, "aud | 41, Vallee: Prince, Nir, Yates | A great deal Is said sboat instructions sald to have been pe charge of a store, it! - Too jude wit . by applying at Steain Saw Mill, 336 Front street. | THIEF -—-Mufia Pegs, Mr De | sent to General Scott, and some even protend to specity rE " ° ‘aylor: Margaret Catchpole, M | the nature of certain instructions said to have gene from ANTED—A young Scotchman wants_a si Boxes 25 cents—Pit i249 cents. here by a special messenger last Monday. | have no hes tation in prenouncing these apecitications alimost wholly IPCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE—This Even- Oct 0, the performance will commence with t ing. dats if a wh rf ‘0 +} PRINCE — . “4 mp daoenet 4 see aiaee, Would, make ‘himself ¢ nowy RAINCEAlbert Augustus, Mr. Argold; Kathe- | erroneous, A messenger has gone down to Vera Crus with curity. Adiress J. M., box 218 post office a” arty patter which, NEW. PLANE T—The iaNgw planet, Mary | despatches, and General Scott has received « sug epg toma = ‘aylor; Juno, Miss Roberts; Venus, hillips.. con W iNren: ith arleman who prufesses to teach Gres Alter which. the Tanghable nuthed QUI oN THE | gestion that he is at liberty to levy larg tributions Me. Hollands M on the capital and other principal cities of Mexico; but no wily. Address M. O. R., to Finance Hotel, No. | Cunningham, Mi ? attire | Cie eouelude with the {are OF WHO DO PREY. ‘TAKE | BW system of operations has been sketched out for hit ME FOR—Terence ©'Reily, Mr. Cunningham; Mrs. Dor. | nor will he recei| ny definite instructions as to bia fu- ture course until after he shyll have putgthe government in pomession of w report of his operations since June 25th, ‘Monday, October 14 — Fourth wek of the celshened an | and of his views with regard to the future. There is a we saoaing | Met QERMON. Mesa Ra its scarcely any doubt that despatches'from him are now on a i i) v fE, snd who hae been’ wloyed ae etal yeas ose GHAn INGUS : Howe their way, and they were even expected last evening as waiter c tel, | whose inimitable Entertainments 7 wwrant, He hve good recommendations. | theme aud admiration of the world. “Ameeg thee hae Aypreal | hey May serie: to-night, s yon. they ‘hav Noaar of ucluding te Fez ust chPet | Phe adoption of a defensive line ie not, and never hes Butte crommies of Baars, War, aud | Leen, reriously contemplated by the administration, al- and, Royal Fim the Nobility and Geutry of though, since the capture of the capital, the eyes ef the Eel sett eet set RTROLTON | cabinet have descended from 32 degrees down to tho Admission 2 eens, Doors open at To’elock. Concert at | Sierra Madre, the constitution of which as permanent NT a, Beat an beseoured daily atthe Box Office, from 10 | POU2dAry between the two republics, fads no small fa- i parcot Broadway, may 7 seats to Which eke ene eheeke® fa Co ey | ve ipa beni ae se orotebii ee if Hae y ing, with real name, J. L., ECHANICS’ HALL, 472 Brondway, vowers Gena | Pw consent to make peace, this boundary would im ihe extab bi props a and Broome sect eeiiexins ‘ween Grand | be insisted upon by the United States; but it is only in the offers a chance rarely to be met with. 028 31 UNPRECEDE CRE eRe ‘cas. | event that she will sue for peace within « reasonable time $10 aE WALD The ee man who . fa ot ofine Ons \ that the demands of our government will be confined ing, marked" Hast p ; 4 from 254 roadway opponite ris tlt, Oldest Katablished Band in the ed to the yey Hsis, Should the enemy consent to ited to cr e (a) > IRCE, “ace without " Ie ae bhenll Weebite theaters rome CHRISTY, & BRC | peess eee & further effusion of bicod, there are those STURERS WOSDEATUL W.FORTERS T Patti, in the Cubinet who are in favor of demanding the Sierra KERS V } whose original and’ inimitable corcerts are nightly honored | Madre asa boundary, and of giving Mexico an equiva. solution fi h with crowded and highly respectal ud dniversall J ay sdenitied t fen ee eharacian 6k | lentin money, as, it is argued that any government that would make a treaty with the United States, would re- and no way inju- | poors open at 7; concert will commencesat® o'clock, Beas | quire mency to sustain it; and that,therefore,it would be quested ro havetheir hair change before paying their money. | PXt" forthe uccomaodation of feartteg g eaaseey wiii'be | Polite to make our demands 40 large as to involve the fied beanty of tt el aboa, Sy the 0.6 you. an it the | given on necessity of paying Mexico a bonus fer her compliance, this dyes iteannot be had at any other place tha of Mr. STEE SATURDAY ABTERNOON, This argument is certainly plausible; but there is little Bie parse ne ee omer HE AECL AND NOOR Faptoreiag fopetter, | Toeson te hove that Mexico will consent to such « boun- HE RH&UMATIC SEASON —The following oer) LAST CONT E RMELO Sty Ok fen 1 ff 42 | dery, having so strenuously refused a mueh more mode- Peecoky oat Hatter, Just received by Dr. CHICSTIES TUESDAY, November 2d. atthe Tabernacle. rate offer. went in this city. It spe itsell:—- ¥ to infor swat, 4 New Youx, Oct.28, 1947, ae eo OO MOG ET ie eminent artist, | 1 have said the defensive policy dnds mo favor with ;yuat yenr Ihave been a retipient of y aerate ill Jeud them the aid of his Cs Mele On ie coe thei fs: is no diver- Sur ercttanes Fc MADAME ANTOINETTE OTTO y of opinion in the cabinet. The members of that hout gmatitude. Kor will make her firs: appearance since her return from Italy. | body regurd it as able to insurmountable objections. coed ere t jog that was Composed of the best Professors in the city, will beled by | We 4re in this war, without, at present, @ possibility of resaler fips vente will be verformed, Mayseder's | ¢#tficating ourselves with honor. We must goon with Sayer cag oremecar lie. baceea what wast ae Graad Trio, by Henri Herz, Camillo Bivori, ‘and George | it im some way. It {s impossible to retire from the coun - when I left off ! was worse than when Icommenced! Every Kase. try altogether,and leave things in statu quo ante bellum Particulars in small bills. tant Notick —The great premure at the door on the | This step would be disgraceful to our government und bf coat Sarma eee ne ae | upjust to our citizens. But Mexico will not make peace theful- | on terms admissible by us. We must, then, only make else had proved, but cs 1 had tried every thia Price ofa ticket, tiken atthe music stores, before 6 o'clock, | the best of it. If we must continue the war, it is better mined to try thoie lL applied them daviaga sev P.M.,75 cenws price of a ticket taken at the door, $1. Con- | that Mexico should bear the burthen, The adoption of an hour the pain decreases perk C0 eg mance ae of ABERNACLE—MI. DEMPSTER'S Third Onegai | > 4¢fenslve line willl throw the burthen on us, and atthe Ballad Soiree will be given at the Tabernsclo,on Mon- | same time will give the enemy abundant leisure to Pe veninee Nay Ue; om yinies war born; The Luoted Une | eouperate his energies for our further annoyance. On <The Rainy Day;” | the other hand, by crushing the State governments und ‘Lament of the Irah | *ubjugating the whole country, we prevent the organi- y Nannie zation of any more armies, and at the same time possess Nay uzon,"4a | Ourselves of every source of revenue that has hitherto Lets io cents—To be had at the Masic Stores, of Mr. | *UPPlled the federal and State governments with re- sources for carrying on the war. ‘The people, of both parties, have been always in favor ‘icl wore open at half past6—to commence at half past 7 o'clock. | = In complinnce with the above request, th d ad- 7 sw, Proprieior: F, | Of the war. ‘The opposition is composed of politicians reas of the writer is withheld, aud infurther compliance with Mamngee re nem: Fropeistor: Fs saty.” the great mass of the electors throughout the his suggestion the public are’ respectfully the Y ONLY, SATURDAY, OCT. soth. : qRhetmatic season. is at had,” aad that they may leara the SPLENDID PERFORMANCES | country, have not regarded the war asa party question. fh iaawen fone 61 eee oncen sires © ed bas eae Jing | Mthe afternoon at J o'clock: Also in the eveuing ut half | They have seen whigs and democrate ppilling their blood re the 4 selection inthe many hun. THE MUSEUM 18'OPEN EVERY DAY, | on the battle-tields of Mexioo with equal seal and patriot- dante Pe Seared the awibare alive regularly pubiighed | From7 o'clock A. M- oy al Jag witereto examine the ism, and on every occasion that the war has been intro- the Onin wemAO oe De. CHRISTIE’S Gal ‘admitted to the afternoon performances. | duoed at the polls us a party question, they have signal- vuiike Artighes, 184 Brqedway, vatween Jobs aiden | ment wit the celebrited Vaakee Come touneiny au engage: | ly rebutted those by whom it was made an issue, From Jane, Pf Arugsiat or drug store has the genuine articles it el , 1 ‘4 | various causes, the whigs have triumphed in most of the 080 Ei act ose celebrity in his profession is uarivalled. i PhsSt ASSEMBLY DISTRICT We take plesure i | mrall spear in i Suseee whens slootions Rave tahen pines stnevinatanmen reeommending to our friends, for their support at the com- (GRAND COMIC MELANGE. | | of Congress. ‘The influence of « great name and the ab- 1 | €‘o ing ele ee WILLIAM HALL, for Seuntor. | bebaetes Vie! BERNARD. held | Lorrence of the people for the abolition principle, dis- J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, A celebrat and voea suised under the name of the Wilmot proviso, have sus- pellet, | tained the cause of the democratic party in Pennsylva- celebrated Polka Song aud Dance, with | nia; but in Maryland, Ohio, Georgia, and Florida, the eo AGI TRANSOGRMATIONS. whigs have gained solid triumphs—solid, because they sIG. ro’s IT. A FAN ICCINI, it Be dead kee give that party « gain of three members inthe Senate of Miss JULIEN, Beautiful Danseuse will appear in VONSULATE OF THE UNITED STAT bE afl re the United States in 1849, ‘To the edivor of the Union RICA—Ponee, Yorto Rico, October 2d, 1847. ax Vigure istkonsages ane Portraits of the should the whigs attribute most of the glory of these Ireland, formerly.a reudent of ted AMISTAD CAPTIVE SLAVES. i glory Heated‘ stao of the Danish island of St Grovscaed Iedot |. MADAM ROCKWELL the famous Forvege Teller, | triumphs, GALVIE Pouce. died ia P in July of the present year, intestate | Admission to the whole. hildren under tem years = leaving a small amount of money, which is in the control of | of id old enough to nts. i Wasninaton, Oct. NE WEE! K LONGER AND POSITIVELY the LAST. AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY. i SIGNOR BL Zz to state that The Despatches to the Seat of War, Sc, $e. A letter in the Baltimore Sun of this morning, pre tends to give five specialties of the despatches sent out | lately to General Scott, They are incorrect, with one the sohertatious of his numerous friends RS VENTRILO Nive DURING f c UIs! ble period, will be laid before the Judge who his ¢ ee EVE My ee ; Ofthematcr J-CrGALLAHEM, Ura Conul. | EVERY EVENING, DURING sd EEK, | exception, and that is not altogether correct. It says 099 Wr ey Pe | Change of : that General Scott has received orders to leay contribu. FPURS! FURS! FURS KNOX. 128 Fulton -| Admission 10 years of age, half price. tions on the principal States and cities, He has had in structions to this effect from his first landing at Vera Cruz, but he lately got a large discretion, or rather « suggestion, to make larger levies than he has done, He levied $150,000 on the city of Mexico; he should have levied « million, and will probably soon do eo. Both he 4 7t# re L, ARTISTES One week louger "Dr. Coll raouifications cf printing aud seulptures eee MODEL ARTISTES, any naamsel, inthe coldest weather, ba hag ro leere prcgne: Re ge A and General Taylor have always been unwilling to levy ee hp Fe ng ing Ty Hy | cluding the Paradi J aghter. contributions. ‘This mode of supporting the army will uch,va purpose to come to New 0 pureli se a | ait { Kuox.for his wile at the West, His becuifal fur | 4inyerythe May Pole f anne probably be abandoned as roon as « definite plan is ar- moceasing are WoW generally kaown as Kuox’s far-belows, by de Medici, with other groups."! ranged for collecting internal taxes and levying a uni- 079 THis re | Cintge'of progrunme every evening, 3 1 : KE MALT WHISKEY, equal in. strength and flavor to ¢ descriptive programme every evening, form tariff on imports in the ports of Mexico. By uni eve sd cents. and gentleman 75 cents, to be obtau atT, and personifcations comm icke' | form, | mean the extension of the American tariff, now in existence, to the Mexican ports | All the despatches of any importance that Mr. L. F ‘Tasitro carried to Vera Cruz, were, | learn, duplicates of despatches hitherto sent by Mr Buchanan to Mr ‘Trist, and which were intercepted on the roud. The arried out by Mr. ‘I'rist, aa you are deubt- brace the cession to the United States of California north of the river Gila (pronoucced Heela) ‘éw Mexico, and a right of way across the isthmus of | Tehuantepec, if all this could be got. But if peace de | pended on e withdrawal of our demand on Lower Cali sd Ogtober, FAIR, 4 A Jacobs, 619 Broad: he following elegant | ” Clothing, of A! y ‘wo silk velvet 20 00 each i 30 00 0 wo plaid boys 8: 7 Seach. 10 ov f ier at the same piace, (North | fornia und the right of way acron the isthmus, then he ‘American Hotel.) corner: Bowery and Bayard streeis, New | ne bra ded 10 60 4 was to abate the demands of bir government in regard Vouk . cer | | (Bilkand wore 5 Wariciy of Velvet, | to these two points, In that caso the boundary was to FFICK OF THE NEW.YORK, PROVIDENCE AND | Plaids, Merimos made into % chs, Cloaks, Frocks, ke. | be the Rio Grande up to the intersection with the thir- BOMVON RATE KOAD CO New York, October 26, | | N- 1b —Ladies’own materials tiade nud cat orderand pat-| ty-racond degree, and along the line of that degree to the Si7—A dividend of ‘Two Dollars aud Filty cents per ahare on | terna cnt. 20 apprentices want diately. “oa 1atre | Pacific. The common maps represent the Paso del Norte lay been declared payable Int November. The transfer books will be closed from Both October to tse November, both inclusive. By order, on] Bria re J, KINTOUL, Clerk, JOR SALE—Two Billiard Tabh John Ferguso epr PEULBY’S CEL COLLECTION OF | as north of the thirty-second degree; but it was after- ‘Serprural Statunry, constting of the followtoe groups, | wards foul to be ten miles south of it; and’ then. in- esenting inportaut and interesting subjects, the size of | structions went to Mr. Trist to secure this pase. The | battles of Contreras and Churubusco changed the aspect | of things, and then our government sent instructions to Mr. Trist to press the demand for Lower California and the Intemperate Family, i: 0 moral se the isthmus. These despatches were intercepted, and fr peclag SE: Is now open at II! Broadway, late Walkers’ Music Rooms, | now duplicates have been rent. is ieavaneal © opposite the Apollo, every day. from il A; M.to la FM. Ad: It appears Mr. Trist was too anxious, and instead of tion of customers, ena be had_at. hin | mtiance 2 cents—Children half priee, Teachers of schools | yeeping in reserve the withdrawal of the demand on saloous, fresh oy! ed ineveryitatyle, aud of the best | Sdmitted tree. a WeBatem | Lower California and the Isthmus, he gave up these es WALNUT STREET THEATRE, FRILADELPRIA- ints at once, and did not lenve himself any margin Soirees } every night. 026 3teod Less Marshall; Manager. WR. Blake— fie aing entertained - what he should never have enter dt WALLRCK, hun — studay; tained—a proposition to refer to hin goverument the Sie ate pertgrmed PIE Wipe Se, Pieve, Me J | cuestion as to the neutrality of the territory between cas, | "ey, . Mr Forrester. ‘ | the Hilo Grande and the uaa wc: a 4 omelad ith thy id itary tacle of the I see it stated in the cor t Union, Neadlework, Col. FARNEH BEY" Htenn Bt Aime, Herne wramanly, Me | of lent. night, that ir) Walker "went to New York to . loan of twen' io o woth, Ber 1 Mr. Forrest will make hia fir aprearsnce at wang of teeth 16 this statement, fle went on for, the pot eae Sian vercan te re this e KING LEAR. Parpote of brioging home his family, ACCURACY the city. is Caps at one dollar each. NUING, BROAD SWORD, and CAVALKY EX - Bb * 28 1am tinght vy M-De Lanj: No 421 Broadway usar Wasninatom, Oot. 26, 1047 SALLS HEAVE POWDE.GS 4° a Wait te oeit oe hors aby Mh + ve ” " x daily what hes fora long time n le athours to venience 02% 12tF re Official Despatches. are aecompluly been considered a Are Guriug the heaves iu hi performance. ‘They cha mild, gentle sod inconvenienced by the e worst cough in from two dw merally falay the use of on the packs Ke 1020 Geis? 70} Co y i the lobbies of ¥ published. price 25 .eu's, ia derd tne evening at the Park Italian and Despatches are daily looked for from General Seott Meanwhile, we Lave permission to take an extract o a letter from gentleman in Frankfort, Kentucky. to the Secretary of the Navy, as follows:— Franxronn, Ky., Oot. 17, 1847 Sun,—It yused to be sade when a man is je for bis Borgia,” as p by Madame ‘Anua shop's Company being No. 4 of the Operatic Library, Itesu be theatre, or at the store of Berto ' in press this "Alme atre, lish, HE ZINUAKILLA. beautiful new dance from the bsllet of AT WILL bas wow Mexican goverment and the Mexican people, Rusia crash were also sold on private terms, Manilla | ['0,54 : res 1H, and lease» a THE CELEBRATED TROTTING MARE | forming at the Broadway Theatre survuss, he orter work for his wages. Now, Unkel Sam ‘The market value of our State tocks, as wo have be- | Wes worth 12740 per 1b grablonndcace |Novtes Wrongeey, the teeck evens LADY AUGUSTA, 15 hands high, has trotred a | 8nd aporopriste vignette of Made hes one Capt. ———- in this town, hoo gits hie wajis tor tone sims hp Agsmeaialan Face aostaglaiss (ENE: | ee sale Of $3 25 Cases of Indigo was made | {uii aud desirable Avorrment of the best description of wonde. | CL2 Amite in 9:10, and cant do it wanin. 8 years ol I vend printed. in eolors; the mi Neen the last ine ur ten fare, ae & See Capten, and 1 Havent fore ment » € k on time, The os has be tablished nbout If years, and is be iev- | spring, kind and ger mess, or under | had nothen oo but go agin the Dimol ie. face of the Gouncial difficulties threat-ning us from the | LEAD—A sale of 1500 pigs was reported at $4 37% advo ne the vest in the upper Duor ihe city, The lease ofthe | the saddle: cound'in every respects Is now oMfered Tor sale’ secured ‘by ‘eony rant, and will be a ee | ee eee we coe bet Oy aes ee other side. but the real velue of thess securities is almost ve+—BSales of 100 hhda Muscovado were made at | Hanne ete aes | J. HARRBUR No: jog the xongs er yCihe Night rite, and a man got his Edecashin pade fur outen the 1 ° : | y live almost rent 1 a . 4) me 4 § ihe when feet tee daily increasing, Those States owning public works, | | Navat Stones - ‘The market was quiet, and doalers | (0 W:F: Catterfiid, 39 Willinmstrest.| 6 oe NT -_ Somer een om thet fitivnumber of the Beauties of the | For thy kuutiy, >t look ou yore books nod ae et he viet will revive @ much larger income trom therm this year | were waiting further adviows by the fortteoming Weam | 02) ts‘ mSsMT senald ‘Admminiscentrix. | evenian. 20 insta whe Ran Te a ae Bolton street, gitteu of is pay aud a dola nothen, while our boys is than usual, notwithstanding the recent damages by | 1" Einsced—The marker nea nna ward iid Orie rch of the Puritans, ow Union Square, swere to the name cf Venus. Any person returnieg | LOU SALOON, 7 Brodway Fon 4 fiten fur the wor fur ate dollars a munth and rare I - Md herto iW Be.ver street, (ap stairs) can receive the above re » ic «bit Gineral MaCally nose bow it ar heer, and you freshets; and while the revenue from this source is in- | cy, and moderate sales of English were making st S70, | Av-jtet phatcest, will bs opened for divine service T'o- | Yer abora, 3 ving gnidergone an, entire altaration for the winter sen: | AhIDR Ct Tie ar Xrco, oe creasing #0 rapidly, the progperity and wealth of the peo | N84 of American, city pressed, wt Gio. Saleo of 1000 | “the eiientmty services in the morning at 16% o'clock — | . STEAMBOAT WANTED, to purena ¥ orrespectable balls, concerts, ethibjtions, fairs, le. ke | am yore obejunt survunt, ple of those States have increased in a greater ratio bbis biggest tat reported at 106c. Whale was in | Sermon hy the Pastor, Kev Dr. Cheever. Rer. Dr. 8} | Snehaamts Assit Steamboat suitable for towing o1 The Concert Saloon is allowed by musicians and competent JOUN JOHNSON o | Active, while manufactured remained unchanged. 10) | | lathe Fi Macaig o'clock, a sermon by Rev, Dr. Spring, | MMe onthe river. Terins must below. Addvess | judges tobe one ot the best roome in the city as regards Tight Millions upon millions of dollars worth of produce have | iL aold at $4. Oil Meal—Sales 50 « 60 tons ae in the evening at 74_ o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Kick, of | A. 0, Tribune offic 000 %r | and sound eer location aad reeposmbiiiey it vee ppsarnee Wasnino ton, Oot, 28, 1847 f = aus = 3 dl, Dhe b ne en wi a |. wit ’ a . ri found an outlet by these works, which would otherwise fee Theres will be sold on Monday evening, Nov # 099 1eer | WTA EROAD LINK BETWEEN | St: One ball foo ted, "The rome. are adinirably The Consul at Paris, have been courumed or wasted in the vicinity of ite | he eiponstor 1000 bbin aon LEACHED SHENTINGS AND sHIRTINGS—OF Settles 8): YORK ppt a ak I ogy ed respectuble light and ar There is ® hint thrown out in one of the Baltimore srow'h, aud the rerourees of the conutry but partially | ¥83¢.a 51% a $19 06'< aud 100 do prime do were iade'at feand width al the ugar brands, both heary | and Westera Hailroads, to Bufllo and ‘intermediate places on Ieditideals or soesaiines moor papers, thata number of ebanges in our Charges and hie: weblie wel , | $1075 Lard—Sales of 350 bbls of lard fee | ia * aa ih b on the premi 4 developed. The: publle works OF the. Western Btatee | 54's 10166, and 400 Regs pelea OM mld Sh TTT Then aikel poblota tis cor, | ROCHE Gantain Hicehcoek and | niger aon nn SOHN Nibik berdenatconvart desc dnselncerymeteycbuptsus have cost many militons of doliars, and they have here- | yas no change in cheese or butter, Beef remained with. ‘ to suit their | Albany d Sou wilt’ sun tareaah (lose : Nibto’s Reloon, 957 Brosdway. ing of Congress; and that the Consul at Paris is marked tofore in many foxtances, been a heavy drag upon the | out change. wnnts, at th | eve i OVELTY.—The Parl block east of the hipped at New | or om the rail- nest third gy among thoxe to be superteded We venture to say that thia thing will mot be done; for if there is one of fhe jou. OR UNDERHILL & CO., Rice We only heard of 00 ti Rice ¢ only heard tierces at previous prices 18, 20 and 22 Cedor street. ox pl pf ah 8 tad payers OF (Bose S18 Serp—Sales of 100 bags Canary were made at $1 75; 8, but they will prove ultimate- the States must | 00 tr ly their swivation, Upon these work clover coutinued steady wt 7% a 7%; timothy was) (}OLUSMITH's Wiki AUADE Mies, No, 29 | our consuls abroad who has rendered more distinguished depeod for revenue to pay the interest on their public | dail. | UW ‘ giead of Ke pg Ba pHa ad at the extliest por in love, fi honor to the country, he represents,“and more good ser ration, (hry will, without doubt, prove sufflcientiy pro- | fo . 40 boxes Havana brown were fold i Dit for te went ice eae ay cached Peamnaesty C8 OLMSTED Aventity Preror 91 Guay ator | reduced to so cents aitation hors aay time the it ‘Agent. on th Stare svree haw to all (old and youve) a well: n tessons of o1.e Mur each. We suspect his removal is not in centemplation, but that“ the wish in father to the thoug! so be that the writer of the aforesaid some port abroad, and would theref Gold Mr G. guirante ductive to extricate the public finances from the depres- My G guyrante it sion they have labored under ¢o long. stock of the latter was estimated at 400 | about 3000 bhds Muscovador, Tattow—Saler of 10,000 lbs were made at 10 cts, 102 be sold, 2 Double Gua; alvo a by x frat race London maker Pier at day and ever Albany 8. OLMSTED. A, 2) We WARCOUIEE Cirev ars to bo large Duck MEN Norv t bark GENESE, Guu, botl mies eademies, n superior articl= of selected source Western m= Pre ke ‘The agricultural resources of the indebted Weste Tovacco—Sales of 60 bales St, Jago, Cubs, were made | Gold discharging nt foot of Gentlemen reqaiping genuine London Kurs, these ure worth | Sweep. in order to’ multiply. the ch Pitas 4 turers’ prises, . oo 7 " ' m y States have been more rapidly devel~ped during the past | by suction wt 17 91736 cts, o'clock, P. M. daly. turers’ pri Open from AER 9 will please ‘tend. | Sigation, To be seen at No. 76 Fulton street, Brooklyn. i ft.