The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1847, Page 1

Vol. XILL. No. 299..Whole No, 4896, NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1847. THE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, North-west corner of Fulton and Nassau sts, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, CIRCULATION FORTY ‘IHIOUSAND. in advance, 64 cents per covy—$5 per annum, inefuding postage, $1 25 exclusive of postage, payable inadyance. Sub.erip tions and advertisements will be rece’ by Mears. Galig. ohn, Miller, the bookseller, Loadon, ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD—Publ Istof Jenusry of each VEN’ M. mouner ‘The proprietor will notbe responsible ‘occur in thes despatch : é All letters or communications by mail, addressed to the raf the est»bliahment, mast be post paid, or the post» he daduerad from the anhacrip monry remitted yn and er SUNDAY, Ni the steamers SYLPH and ISLANDER will make the fol- LEAVE STATEN ISLAND. At4, 10,11, 12 o'clock, A. M. 6 o’clock, P. M. LEAVE NEW YORK. At, 1ovrlock, A. \L—1, 3%, 5, 68 o'clock, P. M. New York, Oct. 29. 1817. o' PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS F ALBANY, Daily, Sundays Except m7 Through Direct—At 6 o'clock, P. M., from the Pier between Courtiandt and [iberty streets. Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt Win H. Peck, will Ieave on Monday, Wednesdly, and’ Wriday evenings, at 6 o’cloek. Steambont HENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. R. G. Cratten- deny il leave oa Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday evenings 6 gic! ‘% ‘he Rive O'clock, P, M.—Landing at intermediate places— from the foot of Barclay street. : Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbagh, will leaveon Monday, Wednesday, Wridey aud Sunday afternoons, at 5o’clock. ‘Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. T..N. Hulse, will leave a ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Baturday afternoons, at 2 Yel ¥ ° The ‘hore boats will at all neg rzive iy Albany in ample for the Mor Sars for the East ‘eat. oe inp Taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 5 persons are forbid trusting any of the boats of this uta written order from the captains or agents. eof freight, apy on. boned the boats, or to. P. C. AS aiube oct 0 i ‘18 rh MOKNING LIN® AT 7 O'CLOCK Souther e FOR ALBANY AND TROY, and intor: s mediate Landings mer PROV is third larger than any other Day Boats aud in point of speed, safety, and commodiousue: Actully'uuanpaaed. No*sicemer over sequired ‘ore au cada walarity, or retained. im gren Ton" hove subtaddal excellencies whieh really deserve Puroak ist and D: board the Bost er on boa ; ‘he low. pr ainbont TROY, Captain A, Gorham, it rt foot of Barclay stree' londa) md Rridaye, at seven o'clock A.M. Retare site days. issage or freia! the office on the wharf. MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK, Sostctierls FO ALBANY AND TROY, landing at ‘oughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Kingston, Upper Redhook, Burtythwn, Bristol, Catskill, Hudson, Coxsackie, Kinderhoow aud Balnmore.- Landing at ‘ond atreet. Leaves New York, Tuewday, Thursday aud Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Breakfast aud Dinner on board the boat. The low pressure Bteamboat NIAGARA, Capt. H. L. Kel- logg, will teave tne Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay street. ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays, snd Saturdays, at seven o'clock, A ‘on the opposite days. ze or freight, apply on board, or to F. B. Hap. at née 1 the wharf pply on board, or to F.B. Hall, at w16 re UNION LINF OF PACKETS to and from LIV- POOL.—the splendid new Packet Ship 1\VAN» 1, 1400 009 burthea, Capt. Kdwards (Inte of the Ket Sip So), will sai fom New York on Thursday, Novy. dt froin Liverpool on the lth of January ne ‘This maguificent Packet has accommod: second cabin, and steerage passenge: Pi ip stiling from the port of New York. out pr ‘ag to Europe or those wishing to, send fr their frien dake early application on board, foot of Doverat, of te G W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 86 South st. — OR LIVEKPOOL.—Regaular packet of the 6th 5 November.—The well known fast sailing packet hip NEW WOLD, burthen 1350 tons, Captam Knight will sail as above, her regular day. Her accommoditions for cabin, second cabin and steerage passeuzers are too well known to require comment. ‘Those atending to pie rita make immediate application on board, foot of Maidea lane, or to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 0% 10tre corner of Pine and Liberty FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New York Line of Packets—Very Reduced Rates—Rogu- Ie packet forth November —The new aud splendid is now A brcket ship ARCOLE, Cant, Hoodle 10: Hy sal nt above, her regular day, x sag co Ua ‘ious unequal sripamecin comme pion hoards at Orleans wharf, foot or Well street, or 0 eK, COLLINS, 36. South st S'osiavely ug freight will be received ou board after St oy ori yr Orleans, Mr, William Crew, who will promptly forward all goods to his address: ‘The packet birk GENESEK, Capt. D ceed the Arcole, and sail November lich, oz ig, snd will positive! ingham, [will suc- regular . FOR N&W ORLEANS—Only regulir packet of the Sth November. Tne first class fast sailing i cket sh p ALFRED, burthen 1,100 tons, Capt. C. B. Pen ticton; will sail as above, her regalarday The accom- modatious im this splendid ship for cabin, sscond cabin, and steerage pussengers, are unsurpassed by aay. omy nud well ventilated. Persons i !d embrace this very favorable opportunity. uy stich will be yery moderate | avply on board, ast River, or to JOSEPH MeMUKRAY, | 69 South street. corner of Pine Gye , OLD OR BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL —The magnificaut (ut sailing ‘ Black Bail Line packet ship MONTEZUMA, bui then T uve tons, Capt. A. B. Lowber, will sail positively on Monday, the Ist of November, her regular day. For terms of cabin, secoud cabia, cr steerage passnge in this fine aud sple did ps eaily application should be made on board, fo ¢ of Beelman sureer, or to the subseribe Passage can also 9¢ securea fri by this packet, which cemher, or by any of the Bl mouth. Diaits payab'e atsight on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on cucott, Grote, Ames & Co. bankers, London. Ap: ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Folton street, next door to the Fulton Bank. N.B—The public are respectfully notified, so that they mnvy be guarded agaist a deception which might be practised ou them, that weare the established and regular appoi the owners, to ad Hall Line of paci J 16th each mooth; with aay other passenger hause in :his city; " uess is done for us here, except what is done at 35 Fulton st. FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Rey et of 83th November—The new and 1 sailing packet ship ROSCLUS, Asa Eldridge, mas- ter, 1s vow Joading and yee sail + eB For freight or passage haviog accommo- dations appl board at Ocleans wharf, foot of Wall street, — fe ess res K GOmKINS, 6 South Th .cket ship Biddons, Edwar Jobb, master, will suc- ceed the ikorclus, and sail 2th December, her regular day. ru verpool for persons to from there on the 16th De- Ball Line, sailing twice each ‘On LIVERPOOL— . Lin gular ab is Ui Gist of November The well-known, fast sailing packet ship HOTTINGUER, 1000 tons, apt. ta ouraley, will sail as above, her regular day. Hor freight or passags, haying splendid large and comfortable by se routs sad gables epply to the Captain on board, at West side of Burling slip, oF to WOODHULL & MINTURN, 67 South street. ne facket ship LIVEKPOOL, 1300 tons’ burthen,, Captain John Eldridge, will saeceed the Mottinguer, and sail on her regu ist December. 026m FOR MARSEILLES—The fine ship SARAH & pS a B.R. Batman, will meet with prompt despatch. ‘Ot Trewght oF passage, apply to BOYD & HINCKEN, ‘0.9 Tontine Buildings, or to CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, ol8m 103 Front street. South street—Persous wisuing friends in the old country can securt on reasouable terms, by any of A magnifi 0 comprising the new Line of er packets, CONSTITUTION, 1759,t9un, Captain John UREN OF THE WEST, 1400 ton 2 .. Hor ira Bursley, satling from Liverpol-ov the 6th of tyery. month, Pawaxe fan also be secured by the St. George's Line, or the Union Line of Liverpool packets, making in all a ship every fi th tieul: Ly to. days from that port. For farther particulars apply = anne CONSIGNEES per French bark CAMILLE, MP vit please send their permits on board, at pier 7 ce of Se ee Oy Dk HINCKEN, 88 Water street. ONDON—Regular Packet of ‘he € maste,, will sail as above her r t 'r eabin, second eabil a port, b v eons intending pected oe very Fevorals oon ity i 4 plicatio board, Mciden Lane, or 10 sate epplication on oot of M.iden Lanes Fe ay, Sonth streets. hy FOR GLASGOW—Th Mi Line sails stand 18h of exch month —The fine fast sniling A 1 British berque HY ND EFORD, $00 tons, Copt. A. B. MeAl- pin, wit sail Lsth November. ior freight or pawsge, having excellent sccommodations, apply to the captatn on board: foot of Rosevelt st, East Kiver, ortg WOODHULL & MINTU The regular pcket ship BROOKSBY, 699 Melwen. will succeed the HYNDEFORD, reaular day, Ist December. ONLY REGULAR LINE OF EW OKLEANS—The followi 4 siiling snd favorite packet shi fhodations unsurpassed for eabin, second cab) pussrngers, aud will positively sail as advertised, or prasage free, vii 023 1Mt re _eorn The MEMPAIS, Capt. Bunker, November Ist ‘The WISCONSIN, (new,) Capt. Mumford, November 4th Persons wishing to proceed to New Orlenns, will do well to secure passage by either the above packets, as they are all first ola ymmanded by men experienced in the trade, and writ sul jnetually on their appointed days. ‘To seeure erths, apply bor ‘orto bern oy PPlY 08 Dons Re J.T. TAPSCOTT, 66 Sonth ¥ § GENOA—The perior bark D. FREY, ow HOW. ant py rn Bi .AILY HERALD Every, day, Price 2 cents pet copy— ry Steam Packet day— 18 rne Vivienne Paris; P. L. Simonds, 18 Cornhill, and INTING of all kinds executed beautifully and with engravings, rules for the ‘seleetion 0 price 50 cents. ‘To be had at the autho generally. A § EF vICSL, ResuLT A WONDER!—VEGETA stantaneoa ly their hair, without the changing sed rr are Hair, Whiskers, FE Brown, ‘LES Chesnnt street, Philadel phi ry Ghee mate SKN phia; and sold wholesale and retai st; H. Johnson, 273 Broadw: way yA. F. Artault, 149 Broadway, and J. B. Broadway, New York. Tegiment no} ‘] New YORK ¥e UNTEERS.— Wanted, to fill the ts $00 ere: jury scrip lor $100, bearing interest at 6 per cent, will be given in each instance om honorable discharge. Apply at the Reu- dezyous, comer of Broad aud Front streets ‘020 Ter ILLIARDS—The Three Golden CHALLENGE—Notice to gentlemen who want Custom House, 20 Pine street, their old elothes to look like new, call at thi Repairing Establishment. No. ders will be puncti atthe shortest tice;and on the most reasouable 1 8, opposite the Another Rally of the Radicals—Wilmot at the Capit Some New Artists. ‘The ratification meeting called’ at the capitol last evening, was well attended. The vestibule of the capi- Dy ing, Cleanin, rms those who wish to DR. DeWitt ©. KELLINGER’S INFALL BLE LINIMENT, is now unive:sally adi be the best and cheanest for pai ab OP every vatures it matters uot from what inated or of how loug studing’ It is certa ied. N. B.—We moat tespretfal I every denomination to send us their addrers, and particularly tho-e who have any among their congregations who cannot well nftord to pay forthe remedy. It is put up in large bottles and sold at only 50 ceots.n single bottle, or $4.a dozen, at. the No 230 Pearl street: also, at the Harlem Rai all, and at the Drug throughout the city aud country generally. ry specint and exrensive references of the most as tounding cures upon record see Kellinger's advertisement in the “Spirit of the Times,” published in New York ci'y, and can be seen in every principal town and elty in the United States. No person can read this advertisement without pur- chasing a bottle, to keep in the house, in cese of accidents, re s z collossal apartment—was completely gorged with human beings ; about a thousand men were present.— This meeting, it was said, was convened to ratify and endorse the proceedings of the mass meeting at Herki- mer; but I suspect that it was called simply as a coun- teraction of the great conservative meeting which was holdin the capitol on Tuesday evening last. It was announced that Wilmot, of Pa., would address the meet- ing to-night, and that announcement threw about it an uncommon interest. A concise and particular ‘report of these proceedings is not demanded, and we only propose to take glance at the events of the evening, and to examine cur- O WHOL! SALE DEALERS IN FA. BOOKS, PRINTS, & geived ov consignment Teaving the end of this mi He and other Western aud Southern cities, fe e, ke. He mtends to mal large circuit through ail the principal cities, should sufficient inducements offer. sigument any description of goods dertake the sale ond collection of books, novels, ori T., Post Office, Phil NSION DINING for private parlors nsurpassed for ele- it £MIUM EX’ i plated slides, hotels, steamboats, * ance, durability'and convenience, warranted neves A large assortment, the largest in the ci rether with a general assortment of ele- ture, coustantly to be found ‘0. 443 Broadway, where the public are re- call and examine. C.F. HOBE, 443 Broadway. POUND SYKI* Ok NAPTHA— Wwarrauted cure for consumption ity of consumption, and ulty, and all who have used it, that cousampt langs, eadnot only be cures Orleans, Mobile, &« , therefore, willing to take on con- equalled for variers want and fashioned! at the warerooms, Ni dt (post paid.) will be attended co TLUIAKDS.—The manufacturer's rooms, lor playiug, and the sale of tables, are 1 Falton, Hom’s4 Ten Pin Alleys on th the 2nd. Cloth, balls, ene, wax, aud French ede peints, for Mr. J. Horn, jun., end Qtis Field are connected with the invite their friends and the public. ASTINGS’ CO et, entrance from 149 it floor, 7 Tables on above establishment black spot near his tail, a black spot on FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—DOG LOST—A large white Newfoundland oo with black he ‘a ind sn F binek spots on his fore-lega; weighing about 100 Ibs, was lost on Thursday, the 2lst inst, on the 6h Avenue, near 42d street. Whoever will bring him back to 169 Water street. will receive the above reward, with his expenses. 029 7% DAVIS begs leave to announce to her friends ond ters to Charleston, that ext rats haviog been made to her Ho she is now prepared t» offe oh MANSION HOUSE, CHARLESTON, SC —Vra, c ie, duriug the last accommodation: tablishment with a vis slegant and spacious dininy room, we: ree well vent ed.on Queen street, suits of spartments for large or small, fan with estab! ishme nt. The Mansion House is pleasmtly situated in the corner of Meeting and Queen streets, and offers great advantage to fami- lies and gentlemen of leisure as well as those engaged in busi- ness. Mrs. D. flatters herself that her arrangements for the supply of her table (both at home and occasionally from the north as we theartention and general feos attendance at the House will be found such as to gi entire ‘0: £ R. some apartments, consisting of two parlsrs on first floor, with three bedrooms with closets and pantries, and pni- vate tables aud attendance. ‘The house 1s replete with m jern improvementa,with hot, cold,and shower baths, and light- ed with gas throughout. The situation is pleasant and respect- able, being but the second block fro: roadway, east side. ‘ooms now ready for inspection. Euqutre at 537 Houston street. 027 Gt#re wae THOUSAND HANDSOME TREES, suitable IK feet for Parks or Streets. The subscribers offer for sale at half price, viz., 50 ce 's each, 1.000 Ailanthus trees, 12 to t high, considered by good Jndges the handsomest lot of trees ever offered in this market. Samples at our store. Bou- parties. Neepoli- 401. MBON, Seedsmen and Florists, 635 Brondway. ted, a young manto assist ina greenhouse. A) SeWOOD PIANO SALE—An elegant toned, Piano Forte, 634 octaves, Go thi from Germany, war- rented to be amost superior instrument im tone, tonch and finish is offered forsalea bargain. The Piano Forte may be seen at 150 Spring, between Laurens and Thompson streets. 029 Lr rs FORTES FOR Aiki! ; |Weshington street, Brooklyn, near Myrtle Av- enoe—A variety of new and second hand Pi Fortes, for sale or hire; also a geu ment of Music and Musical instruments. 026 12t#re J. WALKER. A KARE CHANC . TO JEWELERS — tor of an old established bout retiring from the business, offers for tale eu ck and fixtures, witha good run of custome fair apprrasal, for cash and approved paper. Rent mode Ponsession given immediately Apply on the premises to 025 7t* re AARON C. BURK, 89 Bowery LOOK AT Freach Boots and Shoes Gen in tlemen, in this store you will find a large assortment best quality end chea; kind: of boots ana shoes they may want; the stock is so large and the assortment, 10 great you canuot India rubbers, all the different kinds of my own manufacture, for ladies, ents boys, misses and children, and will sel! them cheaper than any oth Y way, one door above Franklin street. od rre M. CAHIL: fF goods immediate PACKETS FOR HAV. ‘Second Phe B=: BALTIMORE, R. Conn, master, will .sail on ithe first of November BOYD 3 LONINSKY’S CALCULATING MACHIN®.—Th ce extraordinary and wonderful machines having been just completed, and the patent in England and the United States having been seeured, they are now offered to the public for ‘They are the most ingenious invention of the age, and ose engaged in making up large salt must prove invaluable to tl sums, such as astronomers, as their nceu doubt Fossaleby 8. J. NEUSTADT & BARNETT, O15 Mere Ss Patentees, 42 Maidew Lane, very popular in their as alinost any of the disord sorily thenurface of affairs the proximate fate of the amendment of Mr. Wilmot to the three million appropriation bill was a matter of in- tense public interest, we would not even do this. was organized by the appointment of ‘as President, and by the appointment ofa committee of thirty to prepare resolutions for the consideration of the meetin the human frame we—of this fact ; COMMENCIAL AGENCY AT GALVES es evidence of its extraordinary in- ‘TON —The undersigned will attend wo the Col ‘otes and Accounts in the Suite of John Keyes Pi ZORGE BUTLER. Rerenences in New Yor this district, preceded Mr. Wilmot speech which was not distinguished for anything but its ti-alavery complexion. Witmor then came in front of the audi- D ¢ iterations ; his oratorical is not bright or sublime and his reli- ance is upon his memor. made Inst evening at the Petition of his Pou eepsie, Ido not think it is necessary to sketch it; the exordium was confined entirely to a review of his political history, and a vindication of his career from the obloquy whioh he asserted the editor of the Argus had attempted to cast upon it; he observed that he was honored with the clcse and confidential friendship of Francis R, Shunk, of Pennsylvania, and that the result of the late State, was altogether a bodied in his proviso; he asserted that there was no tinc- ture of conservatism about Mr. Shunk, and that it was his icy in relation to corporations, &c., im such ® majority in the Keystone State. Remarking upon Buchanan, he said that that his confidential clerk to ® public to get ai letter in favor of the extension of the ompromise line to the Pacific; but (said Mr, Wilmot) the confidential clerk could get no endorsement of his master’s slavery circular. Mr Wilmot then gave the meeting what he cailed “a private history of the was perfectly understood before. In his vindication of his proviso from the cognomen of “ abstraction,” which has been applied to it, he declared he only desired to fix the same kind of abstraction upon the Rio Grande which was fixed upon the line of thirty-six degrees and thirty minutes in 1820, and upon (ue anid), the master spirit of re adilitions anil tinprove- ndsrful resulta of ite ‘Times, and the most fons, that the London Laucet, Mt eminent physicians of both heinispheres, are anxiously caller Robert C. Wetmore & Co. such trusts will fully meet the wishes of those who may ufferersto have immediate recourse to it, that of all known medicines, it wone has positively estab hy wadeniable proofs of curing consumption axes of the lungs. ollar a bottle ; six bottles for five dollars. As reparation, it is not lett around on ny as 1s the mode with qu out and out by those who. sell ingeneral, limit its sale to , therefore, persons residing whe Naptha Syrup cannot be obtaiged, and who can be reached by stage, expreas, steamboat, or ould write direct to } street, New York, enel bottles required, whieh w warded to them, in a manner to s Tea te Pripps, TIpPe, White & Briutall, Walter B. Townsend & Co. and single rooms, all iazas fronting the south, and hot aad cold baths in the peech at stand pre-eminent a in the world. An examination will prove this uo egotistical peculiar light, ventilating and gossamer charac- b "fitted to the head exactly 21 naturel hair grows, every hair having the appearance of ing from the # and workmanship their st} ment, form such acombination of improvements, that allt competent judges have pronounced them perfect heads of hi d to inspect them, whether from curio jority of material i if ison, No. 147 Greenwich for the number of i | Strougers are im acked, and for: mn fe and spee ty o with intention to purchase. é rectly op, Ositethe City Hotel. Entrance by the store | Notice—Moore & Co., the former agents for this medicine, have. with the consent of Dr. the agency of the Am Harrison, who is now the sole Svrup of Naptha iu the United ings, of London, sold uniform radical which had given BLOODGOOD, es Compound la. gentleman sent wu. MAN EYE BALSAM. “'Wres ine | a chiel looks uneo grim ‘When the windows o’ his soul grow dim.” lemijohus superior table Madi Pale Otard Brandy, Old Pale Hennessy do. 2 dozen very old Jai 4 do do Ani There are few bodily ailments more distressing in their na- ture than inflammation of the eyes, accompanied or succeeded Anything which can remove these evils mast therefore be regarded as a boon, of which the value isnot to be estimated in dollars and cents. AN E BALSAM prepared by HENRY JOHNSON is such a boon. experience, as thousands plication. Many ears, have been Joong Tea, very low. er fine Black and Grea ‘Teas, in ch epee FFICK OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM- P, i h have been teated ‘by long exp je benefit from its stock of this Company, for the six mor payaole to the stockholders on and after Mon- m the 25th inst to that VERITT, Secretary. d fom their eye- ately been enabled to read with leat print by candle light, Price25 cents a jar, Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, the lat November next hio in 1767. Ne the great fanatic of al i houn—was anxious to propagate the curse of slavery all over the Union; not satisfied with tl ready made by the South, by purchase, he demanded cession to slavery of the new territory; he (Calhoun) says the South will not yield—then who will yield? Will the freemen of the Northern States? No! He (Wil- mot) would say in reply that the North would not yield, (“Never —‘never.”] ‘In a practical examination of the “ peouliar institutions” of the South, which Mr. that slavery was purely a queeti he held, therefore, that its ultimate extinguishment n inevitable result—Ist—Of the impossibility g slave labor at the North or any where else except in the cultivation of tobacco and rice, and other staples, where the whole force ix constantly employed planted until the harvest; and e labor invariably leaves sterili- ty and barrenness behind it. But (he said) if you open new regions of country for the employment of slave la- bor, thé"Varae of the slave will be increased, and the ex- istence of slavery will be indefinitely protracted; this philosophy, that slavery would be abi States if new territories were opened where slaves could be employed, was (Mr. W. sald) false. So far ashe was personally concerned, he was as indifferent to the conse- quences which the agitation of this question would bring Spon his own heed,es a man could be the men of this day would not do justice to the efforts of the patriota in the last Congress, that it would at least be accorded by the men of other times. When the angel shall appear in the heavens, and ery “woe to —"woe to the Republic!” then justice would be done to the men who have sought to erect @ pillar of Hercules against the advance of slavery. ‘Thus was the speech of Mr. Wilmot concluded. Mr. Wilmot was followed by Mr. John Van Buren, and others. The utmost enthusiasm was exhibited by the with ample directions for use. ENUINE BEAR'S OIL. nt, au excess of cate, ses of premature baldnesi ard study, close confine- dyspepsia nre the principal ‘ore mortifying cireum- ‘ormament for the lway—It is often edd a reputation, MOKERS’ HEAD QUARERS,106 the case, that when speraon his’ ental er careless of subsequent 0} tention exclusively to money-making. Such i not. th , Who assures the 2 jis most strepnous efforts to the best quality of i d constautly forward new iyo! nous to the island. and uth or in the prime of Li a best calculated to bene- y to equalize the circulation bothe that 1 ir, which has a ten in the sealp, to stimulate the lie iminediately beneath. the undersigned, from § e to any merely artificial preparation in t perfumed, and its u: en stror thoroughly studied the consti. in general, that he come what may come. moat superior indige- moerience av task, H. HENRIQUES, 100 Broad way, corsP in The trade, cou Jewelry store, who is Wilmot ma commended by tl customers and steamboat ral terms; and exporte: ters, United States Bonded Warehouse. 147 wulton street — rts of NSON, mbers street. Sold also, at 100 Fulton street, an 77 East Broadway. Large bottles 0 cent Purchasers to be assured of getting the xenaime Bear's il, must purchase ouly such as bear ry Johnson, 273 Broadway, New York. 3 from the time the seed seal and name of 2d—Of the fact that oI dies will also find here all ‘superiority over and stripping all competition, ¢d exertions to merit the conti lic has so kindly awarded port, he offers for thei too long established by him to need repe' UST RECEIVED—A richassortinent of taa ik Cravats and Searfs, &e. at J. AGATE’S, cor. of Parkplace. 3 : DER GARMEN'TS—A large assortment of Silk Meri- no, Lambswool Cotton, te. of ever AGATH’S, Gentlemen's Outfitter, 2: rark place. GLOVES—A ape: seams, not linble to rip; and woollen Gloves, in u's Outfitter, 237 Broadw RTS—T! r establishment in this city, at 367 Broad- de ble style, at J Broadway, cor. of (© SEASON —The follows EK, from New ast Verbal as by Dr. CHRI ; = in discharging at foot of Rutgers street, East River. ‘Consiguees will please attend to the recsint ely. ticle of Kid Gloves, with welted Iso Chossou, Bajou, and Yon, Oct.26, 1917. M D.: ‘Vor the past yeor I have been a ree the benefits of youra'ticles, and I trust I never speak of without gratitude. For aperiod longer than I ean recollect 1 to Rhemstism in all its agonizing forms. 1 tried every thing that was suggested or recommended by the of Doctors, the irregular nians, Hydropathists, and the sarsaparilia, bathed ts: spent quite a fortune to accomplish all when I left off [was worse than when I commenced! ¢ of the weatherand every damp and chilly day was ouly nal for renewed attacks of iny misery, and you may well suppose my condition was miserable indeed, when I first heard cor. of Park place. style of Shirts, which. are, mad s rderand warranted tovfit. J-AGATE, Ys Farisaing Stcre,237 Broadway, cor. Park place. Dw HINCKEN, Agents, No 88 Wallat {AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN ‘THE COUN. TRY. —An need teacher has taken for some yeurs ten, into her family voted to the pupi -d to advance them iu their studi y while under her care. ( The location is with all sorts of lotions An ex past, a number ef childre: arders and scholars. acy i bevoud a der them comfortable aud hay W. &¥ LANG! Phitadelph LANGENHEIM 201 Broad: xchange, or & BECKERS. way, New York. 396 Broadway, would re and friends to call and exam- ringes. ot ere new Carriage Repository spectfully invite his o ATIONAL BOOK EXC. signed, hereby agpoine Mr. Talbot Watts, of 102 Nas- seu street, as our agent for the Purchase of all kinds of second id Books and Prints; all 4 cations will be liberally paid try may depend upon punctual remittance, and the full veiue, by sending asabove. By order of Baucke, D’Avoy, and U’Al- marin, agents to the National Book Exchange Company, 102 Naasan atreet. 824 Wr re YALL AND WINE U PHING, at the Uiny Glo i Warghonse, No. 102 Fulton ssreet, directly opposite the Old North Dateh Church, where every style of fall and winter PT be had co suit the pocket and taste of all. CLOAKS—Of black and blue broadcloths, beaver and pulots. froma aes +5 t+ wee $5 00 to 25 00 OVER COATS ‘and ‘OVER BACKS, ‘every shado of tweed, broadcloths, beaver and pilots, from... cee pac sgeceas opergee eg 5 OOO 2000 130, 0 lacge aasortment of Business Sacks, Frock Couts, single aud double breasted. ‘The new style of SHAD COATS, from. , PANTALOONS, plain and fancy, Cassi French Doeskins, and English black C: meres, Satinets, Ke., of every style, from. VESTS, an endless variety of black satin, ‘merinos, and bombazine, from. . * Also, a large assortment of French, Fnglish, German and American Broadciot #, Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up to order to suit the most fastidious. ‘ _DANIEL B. SMITH, s15 30t*m_102 Fulton st., opposite the Old Dutch Church. KCOND HAND FURNICURE AND CLOTHING WANTED.—Ladies or gentlemen having any -auperflu- ‘ous or cast off clothing or furniture to dispose of. can obte n a fair cash price for the same, by soading for the subseriber, at hs: esidence, or a liue through the post-office will be. pane: d M.8 COHEN, 69 Duane street. tually attended to. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. Cohen. -B —Jsob Goods aud Old Stock bought to any amonnt. O87 12t* re Attention is paid to their healt of your Galvanic articles yealthy and retired. ‘There ure at present a few vacan For references and terms enquire of J. E. r H. Hunt, Esq., No. 9 C! This was in September, hombug,” of course, as tat cx! had tried e i T applied them du-ing you may judge of my surprise. when J iv creased, and in twelve li a severe attack, and rm you that in half , TOILET SOAPS, Patent Medicines , suitable for the country trad d other Perfumery, for re celebrated walnut oil military ticle. Dr. Foord’s Pectoral Syrup, ; J derangement of the his universal pills for cleausing the svstem. For sale at No.1 Courtlandtatreet, frst store from Bron way. gues, Extractor Bands fur the wrists and limbs, with the \ me mouths after the d no intention of detailing my case when Isat down to ‘ou; st was merely with the object of reminding you matic Season is at hand, to suggest that it is your duty co apprise the suffering public of the value and bene(its of your articles. I mppose your siness is ample enough without push think it your duty to keep. all continu® to sound frends, bot as I have an ave: you to refrain from publishing my name a Very truly yours, oz dncomplionce with t e F id, and ap, the only true a that 1 wore them fo cure was effected, javing opened a nd you will permit me | #uccess of all artists. HANGE—We, the uiuer- it further. buc before the peopl BRASS Le TERS FOR ie letteraare remarkable for durability, aud a brilliancy of the gilding unequalled by any other article in the city—which brilliancy is warranted to the wenther. ‘Trey are also japanued to any color that may be desired. Orders left at Jones, Beebe & Cos, 120 Fulton we a between Meinhnrdt & 8.? MEINHARDT3 A SIGNS—These the greatest ease. to stand exposure 1 ip heretofore subsi Stott, was dissolved on the Ist July. als'em*th respectfully informed thatthe fact without fear of its dreaded effects, if they Per means to avertthem. And to fulfil the dut the truth before the people, a selection from the many hun- dreds of cert 'ficates that have been received, together with the of the authors, will be regularly published n. New York for Dr. CHRISTIE’S Gal- oadway, vetween John st. and Maiden ne has the genuine articles. BARRELS PURE SPIRI Saperior ALCOHOL, fe Grapes for Preserv a much lower price than the imported. OHN: DHOMERGUE le 208 Front street, between Beekman and Fuko NIVERSALLY APPROV* D—TAKRANI'S COM POUND EXTRACT CUBEBS AND COPAI "palar opinion and ed of the medical faculty, yore success haa in every ARISIAN DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERY, Cartain Sabscribers have now in store the Goods, Furn'tare Coveri very article in their line, ani they offer at wholesale and re.ail prices, lower than can be purchased at any other establish From their stock, whi De Laines, Brocatels, Plushe merchants ean supply themselves wi haye ever before been offere: We are also now receivin Materials, ke —" 1 stock of Upho! ‘Trimmings, consisti t offers to the afflict- stance supported its convenient and agreeable in deserved reputation. Bei se, experience has proved that it retains in every climate its desirable and truly valuable qualities paste—is tasteless, aud does not impair the digestion. To persons tollowing the sea, of going long voyages, this pre- far surpassing any other—neat and elficacioas in its operation, stages of the severest nauseous taste and unpleasant odor iy avoided in this preparation. For .b 488 TARRANT, Dinggist, ke comer of Greenwich and Also for sale at 2 Park Ro’ ment in the city. braces the largest assor Lampas, Gimps, Tassels, ‘a better selects It is ia the form of # paration possesses qualiti*: pe & in store, our assortment of French and Borders, also, the newest patterns of Pams Jow Shades, which having been purchased this feason and imported under the present rate of duties, embrace the best assorted and cheapest vari successful both ia t sale wholesale and retail ty ever brought into the ON & HART, Importers and Manufacturers of Upholstery Goods, Paper pe i Hangings and Window Shades, 243 trial the other day mn = gold and silver wi NUFF AND TOBACCO AT REDUCED PRICES. ML SS888. CAREY & ViEK VALEN, Surgeon Dentists, having recently returned from Soutk Amerien, announce to their friends and the public that they are now prepared to Perform all operations appertaining to their profession, at their residence, No, 115 C ers” 027 12t*re HE FASHIONS OF TH and Frock Coats, elegant good. fits, e bly low prices from’ our fashionable Brothers, Tailors, 127 Fulton{ street, uex office O12 Lae rh GDEN & MOSBY, Wholesale Deal Dry Goods Groceries, and Mexican Goods, Forwarding afd Cora! Merchants, mouth Rio Grande. (Cousiguments of freight received and forwarded to all points on the Rio Grande or in jexico. Agenjgs in New Orleans aiand % New Levee EW FISH AND SALT STORE.—The subscriber hat ‘commenced business in the above live, at No. 219 Front wiere willbe fouud eonstanity on hind, dry and pick. fevery description d pickled and dry codfish alwa ova Scotia mack- erel, salmon, and codfis ye and coal Inland, and Salina, in lots to suit purchases. ‘T. PRANDY, 7 219 Front street, P. 8. Busivess transacted between this city and the British Provinces on reasonable terms. T.P. Nova Scotia mackerel aud selmon landing from schooner Joseph Howe, Halifax. Forsaleby T. PRANDY, O19 ttre 219 Front at. POWELL ON THE EVE—Just rablished, « Popular ‘Treatise on its Diseases, and their cure, with ‘spectacles, &e.,” 8v0., Ke and of booksellers Dr. Powell attends exclusively to diseases Of the Kye and far from’) wo Fovelock, at his ofice 261 Brondwar, corner of m create Artificial Eyes i Sere ud a superior quality recently imported. in ence. For , Ke., toa lack, or Chesnut color. ‘The slightest evil conse ences need not befeared from its use-itisaltogether harmless his composition 1s the only one sanctioned by the acienceot y, todye. in an indelible manner, the various grnda without danger or inconvenience, and has justl- trounge and unlimited confidence ofthe pub LIQUID HAIR DYE, to enable persons to d: least ii c Tie. If Black is requized, ask for box marked Ni; if Broce box marked Prepared by JULES HAUEL, rfumer and chemi DS, Dra 100 Fulton, A. L. Winship, ad quemod, 415 LES HAUEL'S if you want the anklin Institute. nu26 900m ATER\ALS8.— Manufactured _ by Opmician, 82° Nassau. street, New ‘of the best quality may be had at Zompound of Bromine, a jetures of fine white w of whose names reparation, an¢ n~ it superior to any thing of the kind in tse A 38. Hh vhs Wil Random ‘Troy Ae J Heals, 01 ware of counterfeits, Ask for‘ ABLE LIQUID HAIR DY ai Rose scented Maceab do $150 per dozer per doz; Bladder: n cents per Ib. bottles; Iphia Scotch Soaff in bottles $1 50 per lb ; American Gen- pee, 1236 cts per Ib: Jb., aetaal weight; Small warranted to be equal to mG BAH 232 Will Persons received in private office sed Pawnbroker, street, near Duane. ssorted, 14 cen! Snuff, 20 cts per 1b.; ‘French Superior Smoking Tobacco, papers Chewing, $2 any manufactured mthe city. + Y¥ KIELL, 77 Front street, cor. Old Slip. FOR SALE—A Tobacco Engine, in complete order. RITANNIA WARE MANUFAC’ successors to Hi yn Avenue Band large assorcment of Britanni Castors, Pitchers, Tumb! 8, Spoons, Spittoous, Syruges, Decanter E DAY—Roman Togas—Dress had at remarka- hbors, SANFORD. door tu the Herald Lamps for oil and spir- , Teapots, Soup which will cire' MBROSIAL TOOTH PASTE.—For ‘Teeth and Gums, and communicating an is Ambrosial Paste, composed of o7 y fragrant ingredients. has been acknowledged far superior to Being compounded of astringent mate- them edhere more firmly inily in preserving the Iat- I; mbines anti-pu- any other dentifrice. ithardens the gums and maki teeth, thereby assistin ter from prematare decay. rgent properties in an emi re mean! id healthy conditio RY JOHNSON, Chemist and Dragy Granite Building, corner of Cham 100 Fulton street ; and at Coddington YO. ts are respectfully informed they can fi re msortment of Teeth, Denta ire, Solder, Staniel Foil, Fretipitated Bilver, Silver Plate ry low scriber's a compl Gold Foil, Plate ImmiGRraTion To lowa.—A gentleman just re- from lowa, inf 2 (Buffalo) that thirty or forty with emigrants, are frequently ferried over at Burling In Marion, one of the western counties, au important settlement of Hollanders has, been commenced; about eight hundred have already lo. cated there, and many more are expected in the spring ‘They left Holland on account of political and religious purcaased two townships, 40,- Many of them ai and intelligent, and are of our foreign emi tion of settlers He was 4 student at the L of the Belgian Revolution, He is author of periodical at Utrecht, where he was persecuted and im prisoned on account of his liberal views. Near two hun- dred of these Hollanders declared their intentions to he- come citizens of the United States at the late term of the Marion County Court. tive to business, and accumulate property when others noe; but they are sometimes too ¢ and sold by HEN- Broadway, in the street. Sold also at nin determived to ton in @ single day. NO SPORTSMEN—FRED. HENNELL, Merchant Tai lor, 318 Pearl street, begs to call the att ed to the weather, to can Sheep's Gray Pilot Cloths, rendered perfect by the American Patent Waterproof C: are admirably adapted f pelling the heaviest ra OF CORN, without cutting, or the in. —Dr. 8. Shiriacoff, from St. Pet sia. has the honor to announce to the L jen and ADICAL CUR! men and others ex, tersburg, of Rus completely exti rvery other hard au entting, by menns of an Elixir of hi Chiropedist, will give hi et, opposite the EW YORK, HAVRE “AND PARIS EXPRESS AGENCY. —Packages, letters, samples, orders, &e. , &e , imahip Missouri, to sail for ithe wenger dengacni ot ns : LS & CO. oat ide. MEKSCHOFF, TAILOR, NO 26 ANN revious to the I t ettully inform his custor posed of his old stock, entirely new and fresh assortment o Cassimeres and Vesti d yet not obstructing the perspi- the wearer warm and dry. find an assortment of Cloths fhice, 63 Chambers thus prepared well Shooting Jacket ets made ap in the RACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, No. 88 Cedar Street — r. Marsh, Accountant, Author of Simplified,” and improved,” continues to teach as es moderate , ani becomes ee from actual use with all the STREET, Ann street) would public generally, how, opening 8h i a iil receive a certificate to that Prospectuses, with terms, obtained at the ro # Kiva, Teveorar the proprietors of Morse’s p lowing propositipn through the Boston Transcript: —* | will deposit $1000 in the Merchants’ Bunk of this city osu, that! have @ Durham bull whose weight exceeds 2000 Ibs, who will travel from Boston to New York city, with « message of one thousand words, in less time than the whole telegraphic system patented to House can convey the same message, in consecutive words, from Boston to New York ; and I will furnish the wires of the New York and Bosten lins of telegraph, free of charge, to the House instrumenta, to carry out ‘The offer to be accepted and the trial to be made witbin all the months of October and No, vember of the present year.” ASTLY IMPORTANT TO EVERY MAN to economical persons —--J OF wishes to. call the immed in the most fashionable styles, at the | A call is solicited from those 91 Nassam stre 0 his superior it out making their selections. TO GENTLEMEN —Now is the ok, dress, and over conte either c| d, red, with new velvet Incings, cuffs, uttons, and everything that 00k like Ag small coat. warrants to stand time they. possess a. still greater adv: Lows: they will be sold at an advance of only 5 per dge for yourselves street, opposite Herald Office. Established 1835. may be required to Ni wet all you want yroimtment oF exorbitant ‘A trial will proye | the undertaking the city, without coloring or ai epared to make y on dwelling * to immediately, by ion Risks This Co nist loss or damage by fire on dwelling houses, ware- i wares and inerchandise of personal property, and on risks of trnos EX IEKSON INBURANC ie) iW all nxeet, op 1s company Continnes to insure against houses, warehouses, bt zoos, wares, Ad merehandize, aad # tly and promptly adjasted nad paid. IRECTORS, .D., Francis P.Aage, . B. iT eager sears pe syn —Uthes No portation and inland navigntion. UUMPFANY ThomasW.Thome, John J Herrick, fire, on dwellin jeseription of per MAS We THORNE, President. Thor.'T, Woodra: Ke.roaa, Se: h a, Be Moses Tacker, calculation would be been killed by thi fying ia thie to t) twenty men who maunfactur: capit ‘this institution is now earee emen on Rend une Sorieage Axsany, Oot. 29, 1847. idelong Ifwe did not believe that member of Congress frem ; Mr. Wood made a ‘The’ speech which he itol being ® literal re- ferkimer and his speech bernatorial election in that jumph of the principle em- mndorsement of the proviso.” We imagine ery, John acquisitions al- he observed of interest ; lished in the old e was satisfied _ Mr. Manvers and Miss Elize Brienti, “ from Her Ma- Jesty’s ancient and Philharmonic coacerts,” assisted by Signor A. Giubilei and Mr. J. F. Duggan, at Bleecker Hall in this city last evel 5. Brienti was a pupil of Signor Mazzucato, professor of singing at the conservatorio of Milan in Italy; #ignor Giubilel appears to have been the primo basso at the Ita. lian Opera House in London. These artists seem to have made their debut in America, without an introduction through those channels which are indispensable to the I feel bound to acknowledge that they have given us evidence of great talent and «bility; Mr, Manvers is @ most excellent tenor; Madame brienti possesses @ superior voice, and she sings apparently with In several pieces from Donizetti and Rossini, which are jn fact extremely difficult, she sang with ugcommon sweetness and without any of that strainiog effort which isso common. She was received with marked satisfaction by our amateurs and our dile- . These artists will give a second concert here on Monday evening. ‘he drama is at present well sustained in Albany; the gable efforts of Mr. Meech, the proprietor of the d Mr. Crouta, the manager of the Broadway theatre, have been eminently successful. Mr. Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, occupies apartments at the Delavan House, where he will probsbly remain a few days. Gen. Dix is also at the Delavan House, concert Madame Unica, Oct, 29, 1847. The Progress of our City—The New Engine—The Mu- seum, ce. Fe. Our beautiful inland city isin full tide of prosperity. We have « number of extensive factories, which give employment to large number of persons, both male ‘There are a great many mercantile houres here which are doing a very heavy business ; the Erie canal passes through the centre of our city, and the amount of merchandise, preduce, lumber, ks, Kc, which {a shipped by this canal, is immenso, No. 6's company having received their new engine of H, Watermau’s manufacture, Hudson, N. Y., had her ¢ threw from ‘suction through twenty-seven feet of pipe, water to the distance of 215 feet. John Armin is the abl this elegant engine. = The museum in this city has been enlarged, which Makes it a handsome theatre, the stage being very large ‘The talented company which are playing here, are drawing crowded houses; that able actor in the star of the company. The Herald is all the rage here—it has a larger cireula- of the State than any other two dailies few days, have another daily paper here, a great deal in the interior ; it has been put in operation by Messrs, Roberts Sherman & ‘The political character of it will be firmly and efficient foreman of ‘Thompson, the wealthy, well ed tor oleae than mi The President of this associa man of education and intellect. ds University at the time They are generally very at- Mr. Smith, one of tent, makes the fol- Axotuer Vowprer Mitt, Exrtopen.—The Lowell Courier has an account of a recent explosion of « powder mill belonging to Oliver M. Whipple, and men- ions the consoling circumstance, that daring twenty- nine years occupation in the manufacture of this arti cle, Mr. Whipple has lost only some fifteen or twenty men by the blowing up of his mills. Leas then one man per year has been murdered by accident while manufa turing 75,000 Ibs. of gunpowder per annum; while the interesting how many men have How grati- ate fifteon oF given themeelves os martyrs to n article co important for the tak- Police Intelligence. The Murder in Ann street ary eal that the man Alexander Dunlap,alias More, who stands ol with the murder of Alexander H. Neill,on bis ar- rest on Friday afternoon last, was searched by the officers. and in his pocket was found a $3 benk bill, = silver dollar, a haif cent, and a pen-knife. This io. formation is exceedingly important, aaa part of the tes- timonybefore the coroner sho the accused was seen to pass from the basement minutes after the murde r, having in his hand a bundle, which is supposed to have been the sack over-coat of the murdered man; and the money found upon the person of the prisoner is evi- dently the proceeds obtained by either selling or pawn- ing that coat, as the accused was well known to be with- out money; as,the day before, he borrowed 25 cents from a fellow boarder to pay for the repairing a pai: of boots. Therefore, if any pawn-broker or second hand shop should have received a coat of this description on Friday last from & young man, with a broken nose,wearing « cap and round jacket, he will further the ends of justioe by calling upon the Chief of Police, restoring the court,and receive the money paid thereon. Charge of Grand Larceny. —Officers Wandell and Smith, of the 3d district police, arrested on Saturday # boy by the name of Wm. Stebbins, om suspicion of steal- ing $100 in bank bills, belonging to H. Walker, residing at the corner of Elizabeth and Hester streets. Justice Timpson locked him up for a further hearin g. Stealing Whiskey. —Officers Willeston and Langton, of the 4th ward, arrested on Saturdey night # man call- ing himself Wm. Humphrey, on suspicion of baving stclen three barrels of whiskey. The “critter” was taken to the station house for safe keeping, and the accused detained for a further hearing. Petit Larcenies.— Officer Curry, of the third ward, ar- rested yesterday a man called James Thompson, on & charge of stealing a tub of butter worth $3, belo gto C J. Vreeland, of Hudson county, New Jersey. up for trial by Justice Drinker. A young woman called Tiney Berry, was arrested by Officer Boynton, of the 9th ward, ona charge of stealing from her employer, Phillip J. Bensteel, reaiding at No. 62 Bedford street. Detained by Justice Roome, Officer Barnes, of the first ward, sr- rested aturday night, a man called Wm. A onacharge of stealing a suit of clothes worth $20, be- longing to Ross McGuire. Locked up for trial. Charge of Stealing a Watch —Officer Crosett, of the lower police, arrested yesterday a young man name of Alonzo G Perkins, on a charge of steall s gold watch and fob chain, valued at $120, the property of Thomas Heyer, of No. 50 Bowery. it appears that aman by the name of Matthew Tolaton, alles the Che- rokee Chief, was gaming with Dutch Charley, on Friday night, and Charley having a “streak” of luck,won from Holston near $250, the greater part of which sum Tom Heyer loaned Holston to play with, and he, in erder to secure Heyer, gave him draft on a firm in Phila- delphia fore 250 dollars, which draft subsequently roved to be worthloss; the same night, however, being roke, and still wishing to keep =p his appearance, Hol- ston borrowed Heyer's gold watch and chain,in order to pass amongst his friends as usual. ‘l'o this Tom consent- ed, and banded over his “thimble,” supposing all to beright. Verkins and Holston met at Florence's, when, after supper they proceeded to No. Leonard street, and finished the balance of the night; and it was at this house that Perkins is alleged to have extracted the watch from the pocket of Holston, from the fact of Perkins heving been seen with tne watch and chain in his possession. This chain Mr. Heyer identified os his property, having been attached to the watch when taken by Holston.— Perkins denied 'all knowledge of the wateh and chain. but Justice Drinker thought otherwise, and held him to bail in the sum of $500 to answer the charge, in default of which he was locked up in the Tombs. Holston was in trouble likewise, as he was taken to Aibany last night by officer Upton, on « warrant issued by Justiee C of that city, wherein he stands charged with having ob- tained some clothing worth about $20, belonging to Silas R. Howe, of that city. Robbed on the Five Points,—Offloer R, Rafferty of the 6th ward, arrested yesterday morning a black man call- ed Benj. Farmer, on a charge of another “ gemmen’’ of color, called John W. Madison, charging him with stesl- ing @ silver watch worth $19, while in a “crib” om the Five Points, Justice Drinker locked bim up for trial. On the Drop Game Again.—Offeer Gunning, of the Ist ward, arrested yesterasy two men calling themselves Bill Simmons and Bill Thoipson, on « charge of comin; the “drop” game on an Irishmen by the name of Mi- chael Credon, No. 33 Orange strget, from whom they procured $7 60 on handing the gfeenborn ‘8 pocket boo! Wed with humbug money, who shortly afterwards dis- covered that he had been the dupe cf the two accused parties, and Justice Drinker locked them both up for trial. ‘The Sanguinary Victory Gained by General Scott at the Gates of Mexico, and the Armistice. ("rom the Leeds (Eng) Mercury, Osta} ‘The United States general has at length fought bis way to the gates of Mexico, and gained « bloody victory over the army which the Mexicans had drawn together to defend their capital. According to the secounts brought by the Caledonia, General Scott arrived within four or tive miles of the city of Mexico on the 18th of August. Santa Anna hed made immense exertions to fortify the city, and had collected an army which the in- vaders estimate at thirty-two thousand men. On the 19th the Americans attacked the strong works in ad- vance of the city, and after a se atruggl of several hours were compelled to retire. But on the morning of the 20th, before Genera) Scott was in motion, General Smith, with « division of the United States army, at- tacked the works at Contreras, defended by the Mexioan rtifications, and inflicted 4 very heavy loss on the Mexicans in killed, wounded, and prisoners. This success was followed up by an as- sault with the rest of the Americrn army on the still stronger defences of San Antonio, at Churubusco; and these, where Santa Anna commanded in persen, — carried at the point of the bayonet, after « conflict of two hours. The Americans estimate their own loss in killed and wounded at less than # thousand, and that of the Mexicans at five thousand, includ: many generals and distinguished civilians. ‘According to the svine authorities, the army of General Scott num- bered only 7,000 men, whilst that of Santa Anna amo ed to 32,000, Making reasonable deductions from these accounts, itis evident that great valor, enterprise, perseverance, and military skill must have been displayed on the side of the United States army, who have penetrated through & hontile territory to the capital, defeated very superior numbers, carried most formidable batteries, and estab- lished themselves in @ position to command the city of Mexico. Whilst we can but deplore the badness of their cause, it must be admitted that the military con- duct of the American officers and the bravery ef their men may be compared with the achievements of the veteran troops of any European Si when it is considered that the Ameri newly raised, and that their Generals paratively little experience in war, we apprehend any military man of candor would award them the higheat credit for skill and daring courage, both in the field and in the attack of fortifications, There cannot be & doubt that the military resources of the United States will have risen exceedingly in the opinion of the world by the events of this war, notwithstanding the unfounded and jvjadicious ridicule which several of our daily papers chrow on them, Un the other side, the Mexicans have defended thelr country and their capital with valor and resolute perse- verance. Several of the engagements have been obsti- nately contested. Greatly inferior in the quality of their materiel as well ag in the physical energy and disol- pline of their troops, and even more unaccustomed than their invaders to war, they have given away before smaller numbers, but not till the fleld of conflict hes been covered with their slain, Samta Anne has done wonders in collecting army after army, amidst so much political disorganization and financial’ embarrassment ; and he seems to have secomplished all that could be accomplished with the materials he . The obstinacy of the Mexicans has prolonged the war much beyond the expectations of the Government of the United States, who will pay dearly in blood and trea- sure for whatever territory they may obtain by this unjust invasion Lhe result of the victory of General Scott in sight of the Mexican capital was to lead to the conclusion of an armistice, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty of peace. [t is remarkable that the American general agreed to remain outside the city during the negotiation an agreement which can hardly be ascribed to for- bearance, and which some of our English writers inter- pret as showing apprebension of the result of another struggle, in the atreets of Mexico. Perhaps Gen, Soot was will ng to spare the capital, as one of the induce- meats to the Mexican Congress to make peace on favor- able terms, ‘The armistice, however, is one that evin ces courage aud dignity on the part of the Mexican leaders; for it stipulates not only that Seott shall ter the city, but that the Mexican Congress shall be convened to determine on the treaty, and that neither army shall, in the meantime, receive reinforcements, It is impossible to foretell the decision of the Congress, in- semuch as Gen. Valencia has quitted Sante Anns with 4 body of troops, and declared against negotiating with the enemy, and the general feeling of the people is one of the strongest resentment against their invaders fore the late battle it was supposed that the Mexican: would give up their cavital, and continue « desultory war against the in Should’ they do 80, General Scott, with his small army, would be in considerable danger, unless very large reinforcements should be sent to him. It would seem, however, as if both Santa Anna and Herrera, the former President, were favorable to Peace ‘The steamship m, Capt. | chartered by the government, and in ® few dayr will proceed to Mobile, to take troops from that port to Vera Crus ‘The steamer Fashion, Capt. Morgan, left last evening for Mobile, for the purpose of taking from that city a de- tachment of the Georgia mountedgtroops, to Vera Cruz. ‘The steamers Col. Stanton and Beaufort District will aleo be despatched to Mobile for the same eaman, (apt. pe foeon tailed yest y with a full cargo of government stor steamer Hendrix Hudson brough ort bi ‘ampi- it down from New. cks, Lieuts, Scott and Mumford with 200 men U.S. Infantry, and landed the Rouge. ‘The new regiments called for from Kentucky, may be expected herein the course of two or three days. All the necessary transportation, thanks to the attention of Mejor Tomkins, and his worthy deputy, Capt. Belger, i ‘st the command of the gallant sons of Id Kaintuck,’’ ‘as noon as they arrive.—New Orleans Delta, Oct. 22 Scarcrry or Coan at Havirax.—Halifax pa pers state that the reduction of the duty on foreign coal tmus 0 increased the imports from Sydney and Pictou to the United Statens, that very little has been brought to Unt place, and they are tearful (hat Lefory toes aver ie ‘out it will have to be brought there from Bostou at Baton —