The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1848, Page 3

] 0. OF 0. F.—THE WEMBER3 OF CROTON LODGE, NO. 72, Bower, aineeday. topt Tih at 3 v'clock Frits to pay the 1e of 1 e8] to our Ise worthy Jona im} late ince, No, 6 Rosevelt street. JAMES LANDERS, Seo. PT. J4 MES WATSON, N.G._ 0, O70 ETHE RW. GRAND LODGE, OF THE STATE sl ke York, 1, 0 of. Pl bold * froma seen, on rf even: . th, (this evening) av73¢ o’oluek, at ReGrona Loses oom, Natiowal all, Canal street, to consider an application for » charter for a mubordinate Lodge. Repre- sentatives will please be punctual, . GEO, H, ANDREWS, Grand Master, YNDERS' GUARDS, ATTENTION!—YOU ARE RE- ‘quested to moet thisevening, (Wednesday, Sept. 27,) mt 23 Park How, fir the purpose of making arramcements for a target “zeursion.’ Panetual atiendance is reqaesied. By onl r of MORT. FAIRCHILD. Capt, JOHN'S, WAY, Sore’ SOCIETY —CAE ANNUAL Dinv er of the Fronch Be Society, will take place ou Mondsy, October Yih, at Delmonico's Persons desirous of ate tending are requested to inscribe their mames with the following ntilbon, 44 Broad street; A. Seicnette, 42. Broad The subscription will romain Pub JULNT ANNIVERSARY OF (THE NEW Je und Commou Prayer Book society,” “The Tract ho Missionary Comuattes of the Diocese of Now rd “The Comin tie on the Education Fund,” will be held (th i y, urch of t rset, war Brat otay evening, Guleck. A volle rt New York Bible acd tnmde in afd of the funds of (i Prayer Hook Society, Nev YORK YACHT CLUB —A SPECIAL MEI Septe te held at the Club House, Elysian mmber, (to-day,) at half pust 3o'elock. 1 NR G.R. J. BOWDOL RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SLTUA- tion as Chambermmaid or Nurse, in a respectable fanily. Tho Rout of erty reference, givin, | Plence eall ab 174 Laurvns stroet, between Houston und Bleecker. A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS ACTED 4S PRINCIPAL Bookeeper and Accountant for many years to two as extend- ¢¢ companies as are on the continent, is desirous of entering into 3 eo ment, Compensation to be liberal, Address A. B., Jerald office, WAXTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A s situation to do goncra) Housework, or Chambermaid: Is willing to make herelf useful in any capacity, Sho is, also, a Protestant. The teat of ity referenees can be given. Apply at in Wy 4nTeD— BY 4 YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS GROOM or Crachman, who knows his bnsiness remarkably weil, and has no obj:ction to make himeelf geoerally useful, Can teil Md city reference, Can be seen for daysat 39 street, ANTED—AS NURSE AND SEAMPSTRESS BY A ‘young woman. who bas had considerable exoerionce in ‘management of young children; can come well recommend- 4 by ber last employer, and produce the best city reference.— Please spply at 32 Whitehall street, corner of Pearl street. ANTED, SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘women; one as Chamcermai waiter; the other ag ewer ond children's maid. and is willing to assist in wash- droning, Good city references given, Please call at No. wW t,socond floor, front room, AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG rl, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or Chamber work and assist fo Washirg and Ironing. No oljection to do the work of Srmall amily. Gest city reterenco gwen from her last plaso, Pease call at 122 West Nineteenth st., up stairs, back room. ANTED IN BROOKLYN, IMMEDIATELY—A COW. fortab'e house, in a good situation, suitable for a small, esqectable family. Location near the South Perry. Address P- My wt t fee, ANTED—A DITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- fant young woman, as Seamstress, or Chambermaid The beat of olty roferonoe ca be given. Apply to 16134 Sd avo: in WANTED BY & RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 43 ‘Cook, or to do general housework in & smail privatefamily. Apply av 30) Hudson street, betwoou King and Charlton strects, Gocd city reterence given, ANTED TO HIRE IMMEDIATELY A HOUSE, NOT BX- ceeding $400 or $150, per anpum, between Warren stieet b= Batiery. Letters addressed box 307, Post Office. New ork, Ww ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A SIT- uation as a Chambermaid, or Waiter, or to take care of chlidren, or todo pla sewing. ‘No objection to go a short dis- tance inthe country, Has good city reference, and can be seen for two day } Beach street. ANTED BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A SITU- ation as plain Cook, Wasbor and Troucr, or io do chambor work in a private family. ‘Good reference from het last place: can. be seen for three days, if not engaged, at 391 Cherry street, from 10 to So'elock. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Washer, or Ironer, in a small The best of city reference can be given: Apply avenne, between Seventh ichth street. FEMME DE CHAMBRE WHO UNDER Addro “, P.D.Q. Herald otlice. N WITH GOOD KEFER- » Freaking English and French perfectly well, and whose respectability is competent to fill a situation as waiter, in which capacity he teived several years in the largest hotels of Franca avd England; vould like'® similar situation, where he could make himself genorally useful. Having, also, bien employed in ye wine trade during five years, the business of which he une ds iv all its rae ‘ns branches, he would not object to serve” a, capaity. to Sbakspeare Io WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG rl, as Children Nurse and Scametross, or Chambermaid and Seamstress, fi fond of ebildren last place. Pie maton street, Lest of city reference given, by addressing ms Js an excellent Shirt and Dress maker. tisfacti ry ory reference can be given from her prly 235 Mulberry strwet, two doors from ‘Can Ve seen for two days, if not W AdMED BY AN ENGLISUMA. tion, a8 Baskeoper, cr Waiter, in’ an hotel, or first cl ‘ing house, either in the city or couatry. Been nine years in this country, and can give refercnees of the highest respectability. An te addicwed W, ., Herald Onice, will Lave immediate at tention. (SINGLE,) A SITI Warns SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, AND to asist in the ching and Irouing, by # Protestant young gitl—or to inind a baby and Sewing. No objection to tra- vel with a Indy. The best of recommendations ean be given. Please cali at 172 Eleventh strect, between lat aud 2d Avenues, on the first floor. (an be geon for two da; TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, Chambermaid and W or to do gemorat housework or plain sowing, ‘The best of city re’erence given, Arply at 62 James street, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO testant young man—wishes to go as helper in a atable, with s respactalle family: understands romething about taking eo hor esi dot care ag much about wages tu a goed places ood refereice, No objection to the countyy. Pease ail at Ed Avenue, corner oF id street, i warren ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE WO- map, #8 plain cook, washing and ironiug, or chamborwork or general housework; hay no oljection to goa short distance in the country, Best of city referetice given, “Inquire at 198 East 13th et, cor, of Ist Avenue, Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Chambermaid, or to do general hsusework. No, 8 Third Avenue, between Seventh and Bighth sts. Apply at Ni ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, as Chambormaid, Cook, Waiter, Washer, or Ironer, or todo the geveral tion to referenc floor. WANTED—BY TWO RISPLCTAGLE YOUNG WOMEN situations, one to do genoral Honsewo.k, and is a good wer and Troner; the other as Chambermaid or Waiter. Best pt eity reference can be ziven. Can.be seen at 189 Monroe stroct, in the resr, ANTED BY A NEAT TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU- ation as Chambermaid, and to do the fine Washing and Jroning of a srnall family, or as childvon’s Nurse and Sompstross, ould goa short distance in the country; with the beat of city xence, Callat71 Bockman st., up stairs, for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! situntion in a private family, as Cook, aginst with the Washingand Troning, itrequived. ‘The best of city reterenee given, Enuire 129 Liberty street. musework of a small family, Has no oijece 0 & short distance in the country, The best of city can be given. Apply at 154 Walkor street, second ANTED—A SITUATION BY A Yo NG MAN, AS clerk in a dry goods store, or a ast where ke wonld make 2. Gy t clerk in anv 0% self nenerally useful, to this office, or to 82 Willet ‘street 00 ao edd tostod % wMIl hod’ with at _ " ran RMATION WANTED—IF THE CABMAN, COACH. Jab driver, who took a lady and a trank from ee last Monday week, (18th inst.) th strect, wp-stairs, he will hear vantage. NFORVATION WANTED—ANY PERSON KNOWING the residence of Patrick Dixon, late of Relfast, Iroland, who my to this country in 1247, with his on William, and daughter h, will confer a favor hy forwarding any information to e iiar drome to his ALESMEN WANTED—TWO OR THRE GOOD SALES, men ste wanted in a dry goods store—thove only need app: who understand the eity trade, and who ean give good referonces, For farther partionlars apply at 425 Broadway. ROCKERY STORE.—WANTED—TO BUY OUT A RE- spectablo crockery store doing ® first-rate business, Any person having such, and wishing a cash customer, will please ad- rosa H 0.114 Greenwich street, © WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF WINES, Liquors, &e.—A Gentleman, owning a pro} i of the Iaigest, ard certainly the most flouris Rrie, now valacd at $20,(00, and ity prospective value ostimated yearly at 25 por een advange, wonld be willing to exchange the Fame fur a stock of either of the above, or both combined.” Full information of situation, &e. &e., npon addressing P. 8. Herald efiics, Communications strivtly eon tidentia} NAUTION~TPE GENTLEMAN WHO PASSED A TEN / dollar bill of the defunct State Hank of Trenton, N. J., om fhe terkeepor n!. $2 Chatham street, last evening, will save oxpor cure by redceming it immediately. RKS BRWARF.—THE NATIONAT, POLICE GAZEITE MUhis wook will contain the Life cf Richard P Robingon,com- prising a full account of the history, earcer, and horrible end of u lon ett, with her gveret corres: 8 journal, &e. with a Also, all the private parthoulars of the Ca titution cf her daughters in Canal stroct, lappy, Se Prize ficht of Sullivan and Hoyer, «i tot too of Sullivan’ with Thorapeon at the Shakepeare, and at the office, 108 ice four cents—fcr tale at all news agent: Naseau atreot RENCE OTT INERY —ans, UNDERWOO fully informa her friends and the public in gen ral, that wi}! open on Thursday next, September 28, with a fulland fashione ble assortment of fall and winter bate, all of the Intest Parisian atyle, 110 Hudson streot, near Franklin at, ADAME. J. FINIDLS, AGENT, 450 BROADWAY, EN- trance 116 Grand stroot, will on Monday, October 2, 1848, her assortment of Paris Pell MiNinery, ete, RS HOMMS, (S BROADWAY, WILL OPEN DER PAUL Sees kibar cine et rosie 4 Thursday Cems ie steak, and. vicotte,) Thursday, : Haat BOE Eey wants soe and devee-toniers suyhlied with patteres, TLUINERY yn |.FALCONA, 633 BROADWAY, HAS recoived her 28th current, 1D RESPEC ‘Millinery, and will open on Thareday, ae 0 INFORM THE LADIES OF 18. TH Now ¥ ‘and that she will open her assortment ‘at her establish No, 375 Broad- "tev oor, on Thursday, 28th oetant.” LY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN $1 a ee ay cetsahted Ten ee eer seers, tone dollar each, at the office d for tho reduct Drlcee in 1894. Filling with pure gold B0 to 78 conta, S08 Broadway. SUMMER COAT 1S ‘100 CHILLY,—Way NoT Go 6. 116 William street, and buy one pat this ono at Clarke's; ond at ——, they " i ed me three dolla ot i . Glarke'selothing door credit to hignoclf-and justtvo to the Wonrste ‘Your vost is not warm enough ; goto CLARKE'S. Pants, &c,, ke OBES, MODES, UTES—F, GODEFROY, 349 Eovpshasaatesaee an ore Eee atiy Py ; joloe—just reecived by oo re namen e PARK TUB. TRA Wep VEsDaY EVENING, SBPT. 2, willbe produced tue te 9h time in Anuerioa, the grand det of EXMABALV a La Bowcreda, Mal Adele Moaplaier; Fioor de Lys, Mito Auma Kalan, Merry Gringuire, at H. Mon. lainir; Qushivodo, ti. « Kobort O Eatonville, M. Fletcher, tivandde, Miho 08 8 will conmonee with the lauchable tre 34 —' Calla chon, c Mr. Barret’; Charter, tir. Dawson; Jali, Wire LAs? Upper Boxes, 2 open at Tse conte; Ramily Cite tas Loallery. 12ig6 lec RK UREA vieit (ite Ueatve Grand 1 the crowded « hoaring, toot sud Pamily Ci he BY ENING, SEPT. 2, of BACKER ie = Dasoon, Me, Smich » Mr. Sevens; OWERY THEATRE w f be a Shake the tr gedy, ALDLOT Haward, Signor @ Siar ei Mrs Dunn; Bibo We open at (iM ~porform- are Pit La dg ota, JEATRE, FORMERLY will be acted Crain the melo e, Miss &. Mestaye! SAND MISER are hi i" At OF FEW YORK—More, Si Burke, bir Preoim, Mr Pardey, B Line, Misw B. Mestayer. Te ¢: ava fanza, in one uct, « IS HOUSE TO BE SOLD—Mr, thatterton C. burke; Grimshaw, Me Lind William Shakspeare, Sir, Pardy; Lady Macieth, Mra MeLean, Doors open at 7, perform commerce at 73 o'alook. Bone Pit, 1236 AKNUM'S AMEKICAN MUSEUM—P, T, BARNUM, Proprietor—", Hitchouck, Manager. Splendid Performances every afternoon at hult-rast 3 o'clock, an! every evening athalf t seven, ‘Ibe Macacer hs the ‘pleasure of announcing the most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Littlefinger, hold- ing the rome re'ation to the fanious Lilliputian that the little finger does to the thumb. He inten years old, only twenty-four inches high, and weighs only thirteen, pounds He may bo ssen every morning from 10 to hall-past 12 o'clock; in the afternoon, frou 2 till half: past 5; and in the evening, from 7 tilL 10, In addi- tion, the manager has aléo ongaged the Great Western, the oele brated Sable Biothers, Mr. S. RG. Nellis, the three’ Highland Mammoth Boys, Giantor Mammoth Baby, Enormous Boa Con- atrictor, Madaine Rockwell the Famous @ rtune ‘Tol be privately consulted atan extra churve of to the whole including Museum Perfurmances Little Finger, &e, 25 cents; obildren under ton yoaraof aceand oldenongh to walk alone, 123 centa, Reserved front anata, one shilling extra. SAGRED Di OR aM AS—NOW BXULBITING EVERY night this week, and Wednesday and Saturday afternooue, commencing at 8 o'élook, at the opl-ndid new Hall, 8% Broad: way, over Stoppani's Bathe Hannington's entirely new Grand Horiptural Dioramas of the most Magnificent Spectacle ever witnessed in New York. Creation of the World and the Deluge: Aseisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental Accompanimente: Mr. H, Hannington has just completed a magnificent Diorama, intended to itlustrate the sublime spectacle of the Six Days of the Creation! exhibiting, ty means of moveable figures, sconery, and powerful optical effects, all the sive changes, from the Chace and Darkness of the unformed Cuiverss, endl’ the final completion of the great work of Creation, as described in the | firat and seco: chapters of Genesis, terminating with. the ap- pearance of Adam and Kve in the Garcen of Eden, ‘The Dio. | Fama is teremitot along cherished idea, and of a lifetime of study and experiment in this department of the arte. Itis the | most costly, beautiful and pertect work of the kind existing, and | combines in ite exhibition the highest mechanical ingenuity, with the most astonishing scenic effects, assisted by superior | inting and music. Scenery and Incidents—Chaos. the First | ay. ‘The Firmament, the Second Day. Dry Land, Herbazo and | Flowers, Third Day. Sun, Moov and stars, Fourth Day, Crea | tion of Fish and Fowl, Filth Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden of Fden—Adam and Eve. With this completion of the labors of the Creation, the first part of the Exhibition eloses. Part II, Grand Dicrama of the Deluge. Tickots 25 ota Children half price, Doors oven at 7, Curtain riasaat Salk | TUYVESANY INSTITUTE, 659 BKOADWAY.—MR. J. L Tatton (Pianist and Vocalist trom London) begs to announce | that he will give his popu’ar entertainment at the above Institute | on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenin, In the course of these concerta, Mr. Hatton will introduce several | entirely new songs ; also, specimens of the classical pianoforte muske of the celebrated Dr. Felix Mevdelesohn artholdy, ‘Tickete { cents, ‘Vo bo had at the music stores, the Institue, | and of Mr. Hatton, Astor House. To commence at 8 o'clock. | A change in the programme es | = —$—$__—______ | NY ROOM, 352 BROADWAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE Broadway Theatre, Fires appearance of the celebrated clairvoyante, M'me, Levasseur. Vocal and instrumental enter: | tainments, M. Miarteni will have the honor to exhibit his mag. | nificent Astronomical Diagrams, and Diaphanous fableaux. that have obtained such an unprecedented success, (See bills.) Prices of admission, rererved seats, 50 cts. General admission 25 cents. Children half price, Performance to begin at 734 o'clock. ROADWAY TAXKATICE—W EDN ESDAY BVENING, SOPT Wul be sctad tie Laughable eo ucdevea vnvaclod \he ATPORNEY—Pieno vos; Me, raiding, 1, Bernond ; Me tdoo Mat hows; Seunt-rs, be at former Th D Jarvia, Tobe fi iki Mr 6. tr ay nel X— Box, Me. Hdawiy: sox, | Andrews: Mra, We f. Mre. Iaberw oot, Drv irae sad Pare } quette, 78 ce ily sirele, 25 oomte; Gallery. (236 conta. | nore open at 7, perform nee te commence at 736 o'clock: 'S THEATRE, CHAMGEKS' STREEL—Pine- | efit of the Lehman Fann! cy 7 the port DaXetNG Bait After whie®, Jaughable farce of BC or farce af Moars: lawly ‘mtier wall Also Mt. Christian Lehman in his | ve nelnie with a new eomée ballot ed LOS She ‘ wed Tom Novdy, & Belle Conquelv ¥ Ave Flora Brose Cireh ‘Bets. Doors open at (34 ¥LAO Henetit of Miss 1 pear in her po eu 1 che Khon cide, t 00 Which sir Charles ght of engase fe ” ch from we Fr ir Ghatlos Cobia'rean, which, NABOB FO AN HOUR To conclude with the BLON BOY— Admission 6) cents, Doors opon at oe 7; to commenee at 736. ITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, —~ WEDNE: eve: ing, September 27, the eavertainines te will coumence for the (hird time, a new farce, entitled GOING TO TiC ‘Twiddle, Mr Holland; Mr. Fohn J; After which will be presented Y. after which, for +! Afier sede Dickinson. rr or—Coui G 0 er; Michael Bo K ‘on f : Mad. Kyboshki, Mra Honny. Toco clude with the langhable farce called BEULA sPA— ston, Mr. Holland; Parker, Miss Roberts. Dow rises at 734 s‘olock. "Dress Circle 5 conte: Pit one shilling, BANVARD'S PaNOKAMA HALL, $98 BROADWAY, WILL re-open ¢ rlyin November with a Magnificent Di srama, com: mencing with the Bombardment of Vera Cruz, by the Uvited States forces, This diorama is got up on a scale unpre-edeuted in thie comntry ; there being upwards ef 10)00 Moving Woctanical Figures; and the positinn of each ship, each revimens and dattery of artillery, will be faithfully chown to the *p that he will be an eye witness of enich tuceossive ma vvayec, as it actually occurred at the time It is truly @ national work; native talent alone having been employed in its constraction* The drawings ure by officers of the New York voluntosrs, who Went through the whole of the campaign. The paintings aro by New York artists. ‘he machinery, figures, rhipa, &e, hy New York machinists and ship builders.’ No exponte has boon sp to bring before the Fublie a faithful representation of wie deeds of their fellow citizens, both on the ocean and in the tivids of Mexico, The hull isto let until thi concerts, or a reepeotatle exhibition, also tolet. Apply at the hai [{IRST GRAND MUSICAL FE: ttle. Ist November, tor A Jarre room fronting . between 12 and Lo'cloc STIVAL OF HE SEASON— | an Opera of the United States of America rerpectfully announces, having made an arrange. ment with MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Pianist of the Emperor of Russia, the first grand Musical Festival of the season will be given at the Broadway Tabernacle, on , October 2, 1848; on which occasion the prncipa ehorus and crebestra. of the ‘with other eminent artists, forming members of th ‘artista, and the largely ino Italian ‘Opera Company, together and also the greater portion of the Philharmonic Society, and the entire iedekrontz Vocal Arsociation, under the direction of Herr Hecht, will appear. The whole will form an orchestra of 80 per. formers, ard a chorus of 15) voices; which will give, with an effect altogether uncqnalled in this country, a.choice selection of Popular and Classical Music, festival will be under the di rection of M. Max Maretzek, Musical Director and Conductor of the Italian Opera Company, and late Musical Director of th Italian Opera, Loudon. It 1s respectfully apnounosd that t! will be the only opportunity of hearing Mr. Strskosch, and the artiste, orchestra aud chorus of the Opera Company, before their departure for Philadelphia, which will positively take place on the 2d of October. On this occasion the Tabernacle will be illu- minated with 1040 extra lights, poe OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, shows, notural as life, the Marches, Encampments, and Battles fought by Gen. Tayl it also gives correct views of the country, towns, cities, ko. ie the most beautiful painting ever seen. Open every night at quarter before 8 o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday commencing at 3 o'clock, Admission, 25 conta, Schools admitted on reasonable terma. No charge for descriptive pamphiets, HE BROOKLYN GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS, AN nounced to take place at the new and spacious assombly rocms of Montagne Hall, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings of this week, will not be commenced until to-morrow (Thursday ) evening, in consequence of t! eextraordinary prepara tions requisite for the combined attractions, JW, BROWN, AUCTIONEER —GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD + furniture.—Friday, Sept. 29th, at 10 o'clock, at No. 45 Oliver street, J. W. Brown willsell at auction, as above, the furniturs of & family Cecliring house keeping, cont ig of sofas, divans, bureave, bedsteads dining and card tables, oontro tables, looking glasses, washstance mats, chairs, carpets, girandoles, lamps, & DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—THE CELEBRATED FAsT- pacing mare, Cayuga Maid, will be offered at private sale until the sth September inst. if not sold at that dato, she will then he sold at Tattersall's on Monday, the 2d day of October, at 2 o'clock, to the highest bidder, without reserve, She may be fen at the stables of Messrs. Reynolds & Weart. For further in- | quire of Administi Fulton street. DID ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE FOR SALE AT | 4 preat, bargain, the owner leaving the city, ‘The Piano- | Forte is made by a celebrated maker in Germany, just importe, 634 cetaves, rosewood, Gothic pattern, case and siand; and will be warranted to be. for tone, tou finish, ® most superior instrument, A good second-hand Piano will -be taken ia part For particulars apply at 168 Spring, third door feom wurens strat, Also, to let, as above, the lower part of a plea two-story house, to ily only, RARE CHaNCE.—NOW OFFERED FOR SALE. A established Porter House, and Bowling Saloon, Ti occupied in this manner for the last 2) years, Tt iam goo tion fora grocery store, boarding and lodging house. A li tive Fears anda half, stock and fixtures are. to be sold, as the prox iefor has gone into other business, For further perticwars, juire on the premises, 401 West street, N*®, YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. LF. Hough, Auctioneer. — Auctio ringes, Harnces, Saddles, &e., &c, ‘Thi instant, commencing at 11 o'clo e and at 12 o'clock, with a catalogue of horses JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprie or. ‘OR3E FOR SALE—A LARGE BAY HOR3E, SEVEN | years old, sound and kind; also, an Express Wagon, with ‘Top. “Enquire of W. D. HALL, 184 Chatham eqnare, | 10,000 Bests AT PUBLIC SALE —JAMES B, WEIR | F offers sor sale, bis large and extensive collection | of staidard and dwart rosesin the ground. My all worked upon American sweet triers, Catalosues can be had at G. B. Rollin's, No. 27 Wall street, and at Dunlap's seed store, 635 Broadway, and on the ground, corner of 28th street and Second avenue, Sale, Oct. 10th, at 10 o'clock. LOWER BULBS.—A LOT OF CHOICE DUTCH FLOWER ‘Bulgin mall and largo packages Just rectived per Ga- ronno,and fer saleby it. W. BORBAGE. No. 52 New st enna SALOON FOR SALE, WITH FOUR NEW Alleys, would sbe old reasonable, if applied for soon, as the owner has other business to attend to. Enquire at 118 Canal 3L CROSBY STREET, | Sales of Horses Car- Y, nesdsy, 27th with carriages, harness, Ke, stat is are ECTURE ROOM IN BROADWAY TO RENT.—THE NEW jand commodions Lecture Room of the Hope Chapel, Nos, 718 and 720 Broadway, capable of seating five hundred. persons, is now ready to Le rented for Literary and Scientific Lectures, Encred Concerta, Re. Apply to M. G. LANE, No. 76, Tour avenue, 0 0) 10 LET—PART OF A GOOD f#iZED THREE STORY house, situated in Broadway, near 21st street. Superior ac- commodaticn for a small family, or for one or two gentlemen who furnish their own rooms. Rent low till first May next. Apply ar 919 Broadway. GREAT CHANCE FOR MAKING MONEY, BY INVEST- ing in an Oyster and Eating-house, which does a first-rate | night business, may behad by applying to J. Carlisle, corner of | Leonard and Centre streete, Terms liberal, and half the purchase ney to remain on bond and mortgage. | DPPINING SALOON, 203 BROADWAY—THE FAMED IN. velit Curry and ox-tail soup, will ke ready every day at 12 ‘clock, weal OARDING.—A SPLENDID SU lot, with or without full board, whic! attention, cannot be excelled, Bath room for the ITE OF APARTMENTS TO for cleanliness and free ure of the | the national melodies and popular songs of the day, and overtures | and morceaux from the most admired operas, Also, a new as- | rany, that hecontinues to give instruction on the spine forte, TS EXHIBITORS aT THE GREAT NEW YORK Fatk.— Friday and Saturday of this week, all specimens of art, mianufuetures, inventions, &c., to ensure premium, must bec tired at Castle Garden, The wansgers exmuestly reawest that atl articles may be brought in early on Friday or Saturday morning, to give them thelr best position, Contributors of moving macht. nery should give this special attention, Monday, October 2, fruita, flowers, vegetables, &e., should be brought in before 12 O'clock, M., as the epecimens must be arranged. for the openiag to the public, on Tuesday, October 3 Members who have not to. geived thelr Uekotemay obtain them at’ the Repoatery, ia the ark, USICAL HOXES—PREDERICK A. WOODWORTG, ‘20 Broadway, 0 9 playing from four aire to twenty-four airs cach, comprising all ent of Musical Sul Boxes, IANOFORTE FOR SALE, CHEAP—AN ELEGANT SER. Pentine front 6%; octave rosewood Planforte, which cost not long since $100, made by one of the best makers, and cannot be eurpaseed for touch, toxe, and finish. Tobe seen at 73 Warren street, near College place. pyr FORTE AND SINGING.—A LaDY WHO COM- eted her education in Pai id resided several years in that city, would be pleased to make an arrangement with an os- tablished school in New York, or some adjacont town, to give ine struction on the piano forte and in singing, or to attend. pupils at their residence. The most satisfactory references in this city as tooharacter and qualifications ean be given, Address La L. care of William Hall & Son, 239 Broadway. IANO FORTE INSTRUCTIO; MR. T. T. KESSL&R, §fiom Vienna, would inform his friends and the public genes upon'an improved No, G01 Broadway, oe MUSICAL SCHOOL FOR EVERY KIND OF BRASS AX. and otherinstramenta, will open by the first of Ootober next, ‘Terms, Five Dollars, in advance. per quarter. For further parti: culars enquire of J. F. WOLTER, 16 John street. A 2ROFESSOR OF MUSIC, IN THE CENTRAL PART Of Broadway, it now organizing » winter class for tho Pi- ano, and having a few hours still disengaged, is willing to revive applications from popile For terms, which are moderate, ad- ek. fem. Address at Mr, Hoger’s Music Store, dress P. M., post office, New Yor ANCING AND WALTZING HESSONS—MADAME Achille, recently returned from Paris, has the pleasure of in- forming her friendsand the public that she is preparud to resume her lestons in Schools, and a!so to form classes: Ee ieieate families. Madame A. hopes that her old pupils have not forgotten her, and that ehe may rely upon a continuation of their patronage. Ma- dume A. will receive personal application at her residence, 127 treet. Any communications addressed to the same piace, will meet with prom, tention. Hosides the dances gene- wn, Madame A. intends to teach “Ja Mazurka,” “' la Re- Is Napolitaine,” In Valse a Cing Temps” and a “Doux "the new “Celarius Quadrille Polka,” “Mazurka and NGLISH, GERMAN, AND FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN by a well educated Indy, Intely arrived from Europe. Also, iustruction in the fashionable and rcientific game of Chesa. For partionlars, enquire at Mrs. Griswold's 108 Leonard street, seven joora frm Broadws y. G{OCRARD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. x Lavios! here's a8onp delicious, Free from everything pernicions— Prepared from Galen's choivest simples, Expreealy to remove all pimples, And adds fresh charms to your dimples. Use freely, will sunburns banish; Used freely, and all freckles vanish. Brunette, would you be fair! oh, listen! , and your skin will glisten, B'en as the Parian marble shines When freshly quarried frow the mines! A most glorions compound, in sober tfuth, is Gourand’s Medi- | Cater, Rey | pe steam a tod Soap, as tho have testified who have been #0 fortu- eas to use it, The genuino is found only at his depot, 67 -atrect, first sore from Brondway. iby die nts Apply at 41 Houston street. EL TO LEASE.—THE SMALL HOTEL, JUST FI- nished, on the College grounds, in Mui stroct.—The houce conteins forty seven rooms, divided in suites, on the French plan, and is, inevery respect, a most complete establishment. To & goed tenant, a long lease would Ue given, at a moderate rent. Ary at ov Fine stzect, or to Rob.rtJ, Dillon, No.1 Hanover niet. FL SDN RIVER HOTEL CORNER IWEST AND HOBO. ken streets, opposite Canal street forry, is open for tho re- ception of transientand yearly boarders, This house is plosuntly- situated, ecmmands a fine view of the bay and barbor, ulso, Jorsey shore, ineluding Jersey City and Koboken. Those in want ‘of a quict homo, pire air, moderate charges and good fare, are requested to call ech alle Soe LICO ENGRAVING, AND OTHER Mac 1INERY, AT ction at Jersey City, corner Washington and Wayne streets, | | Wath | © SUBJECT POSSESSES MORE INTEREST THAN THE lence of vision; on none are the public less informed. Ds. Powell's “Treatize on the Eye,” deccribes in plain language. that all can understand, the anatomy, physiology, and discases of the eye; contains hints for the preservation, improvement, and reato- ration of the sight, remarks on optics, on near sight and far ‘on the use an taclos, with dirootions for theit 2nd edition, with plates, price 60 cents, De. Powell attords exclusively to diseatos of theeye and ear, at 21 Broad. way, entrance 1} Warren street, A large supply of artiticial cyc# recently imported. R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE "(Suiday excepted.) ‘Those whe apply in the eacty tages wtll bo surprised nt tho rapidity and’ tile iwconventence attending their eure. Itisehiefly, however, those who have rut. fered from a certain clase of people, who can pret inte tcl ‘Tuesday, Ute 3a, arid colock—B engraving machines, side and top: 8 fairs ciasmpe, power and hands allde’ and foot tathes; vices, grindstones, pin and other ground mills and dice, ehafting, drums belts, benches, forge, &e. Ke; can seen any time previ out tosale, ‘Salo positive, Tha buildings and 3 lote will by veld on the 10th of October, at I o'clock, on fremises LAWRENCE, 47 CANAL Cum Sie. insiics the attention of perseus about purehasicg, to | in and Vo. hismany handsome etock of Brussels, three ply, nefign Carpeting, Ui Clott#, Ke. which he it detormined fo soll at fhices welldeserving the Attention of the peblie, Batis sat- tetaction will be the reeult of a call at 47 Canal strdot. UST PUBLISHED-—THE CELEDRATED XYLO.CORDEON Al, for the Piagn by C. Prana Stops, an playod by him ‘with the most unbounde oper ae tp re Doneerts at Tate le. Just ved and for sal Retalernacle, TERKSIFG & BRRUSING, 575 Broadway. EW YORK AND NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS three months’ extra pay allowod by act of C: Jelllam anplicaticn atthe Fay master’ oie, No ° G digcharged voluntecrs, and to the legal heirs of those who have been ilted or NE LONG ISLAND 1 200,000 dollars, witl Brocktyn, continues to take risks on tildings me chan ie erally at curren mien, hay yarova through the great, Now Yoru tires of nd 124%, and, also the recent. disastrous Brooklyn fire; Uncy URANCR COMPANY, CAPITAL apis, ace No. A, Walton skreot we theie csoupe from them with comparatively alight Lowes, 9 the aystem which they practice, of limiting and seatioring thei rieke, Th inform their dealers, and the public gene- ompany” ine rally, that lee than one third of their business is on risks in the ik a Boy. A ease whieh the company may” sual, : prem ee willbe adjasted and 114 Brom ay DEL AWATER, Pro’ FINN, 8eo'y, Sanur COCKER & SON.—THE PORTER STEEL WORKS, +2 Sheffield, (England.) Steel converters and refiners, manufac. ‘turers of castetec! files, edge tools, saws, & a card cloth and filleting, gills and hact eles, gil plus, and bachle se Bu Pn ras DRL BEM ARE OF woather—Mrs. Carroll's M mation of the reepiratory omans, diseases of danzer of eatehipa cold after taking these baths. THE SUDDEN CH. lediontod V: Lodine Bathe, road are a certain cure for colds, rheumatiam, OCTOR PAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO A Dey stroot, where ke enn be consulted on all Privaiw Diseas | c& The most obstinate yield to his modo of treatment, which is on the Non-Morcurial Syatom. Strictures, ‘no matior of how long standing, are treated by Dr. F., on the moet seientitic and apyroved plan, “Tho viotime of conskitational debility, brought | on ind}-creet indulgences, can apply with ocrtainty of etre, Prepaid letere, enclosing a fv, atvended tor Olive, ot Doy street, VORNS, BUNIONS, AND BAD NAILS RADICALLY EX Cite by Dr. Shitiakofl, from St. Petersburgh. De. 5. bogs Jeayo most respectfully to inform thors who are in any way aflicted with Corns, Callositios, &e., that ho caw give immediate relief. Ho engages himself to any ove, who woul honor him with '& visit, to cure the above, by hin delicate and particular troat- ‘ment, which will perfectly cure. His office is wt 63 Chambers strect, opposite the Park. sks ‘on tildings, merchaniize, | cand, enle, ‘Shef- Bevoduats at tho tating oftins, 188 Liberty stron Nev | also, b 5 Petston, 98 Chestent street, . B. ester his vervioes. In stricture, from its’ first or inci | advanced and otagea, (| uncommon advantages | a very extensive practice) he ean aford 8 ra 4, aad radical whiel ie ting, can m no | Slbeetonte fe Ameen | EDICAL OFFICE—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET ‘near Chatham street, 60 titioner in New rote ye treatment of venereal discases, Fire Doctor's reputation for shill in those old half-cured cases that cxitted for yearn, is fe. Glest, stricture, uleers open ‘diroat oF nosy oains in tho Nead and tutional oh effectually cured. Co weakness, cad nightly nition, ry ey evened prevention fom techoose - — { 0 CU! NO CHAKGE.—DR. COBBBTT, M. BR. C, 8, L, Jate of No, 19 Duane stree?, bas removed to 65 Ann street, | (near William,) where he is consulted on all diseases of a private eharacter. To thore who have been under his care, laude Anlcted with eins’ ofthe head, limbs’ ulccraatrievuree a ty ul strictures, seminal debility, &c., he warrants a tand peed eure, No mercury used. Recent cases cured in four r. Cobbett’a frecess fpgraces ‘& compecr in trade to ‘eng 9 removal and “pad Those who koow Dr, C. need but give hima call to ro move their doubts, For Dr C, to rly further, would be to | reduce himself to a standard to which he hag no aspirations the present Jastance, Soe his Diploma, MOS" SETRAORDINARY WORK—T0 ‘Fu og a! va disoover the causes, ms, and tho most er, and most eertain ‘agde tt main! Little & Co, Albay: W. 8. Davi Om the a copy Will bo transmitted ‘StAgo, ‘to all parts of tho United States. Al! ott moet be sddrevaed | re. Paid, to Dr. A. M. MAURICRAN, box 124, New Vork ety jan 190 Utherte atvert, OCTOR MOKRISON CONTINURS TO BE CONSULTED ‘on delicate dircasey, which be gures without moroury oF hindrance from business, "The disease in its carly stages he cures of tl from carly indweretion, tion of mental powormls smo dy Dre M. The most obstinato strictures yield ofenring by absorvtion, See his London Diploma, MZ Falton atrent. Tatterepoat paid, attended to, ' U CUR, NO PAY.—DR, CORBIT?, 19 DUANE STREET, member of the Koyal ( ollege of Surgeons, London, war be consulted in troatwent of delicate dieenson No matter how long may have glest, nloers npon the body, or iu the throat or nosé, ine in th ad and bones of ti ote oF tonrteen eneroal dieu: , O. to cure the wage, Recent casca cured in four dagn— ‘trietures cured in one or two weeks | Ko ‘mercury wood. ‘Those individuals who have tain icathoome habli ean: pocitivaly be comoved sa tee] gociety. N. B, Strangers ato eantionod not to be | Cobbott has not removed Remember 19 Duane stroet, opposite | Dr.dchuson’s ¥ BOWN: dohu ane P Anverien 4 ont baker ti, (he erty tus che a wn ADA, wo se removed t letter to Peter § Moneherter big If deceased, vhere fe died. ded © Pieky meni & Co ped. B' acy oueey Y OF ti the time when 149 Wail anreet, and RhoryeR PORTRAITS ill wx WHISKEY eonl) pure siatt ce for une Whiskey; Uhitteow for SLL MC PARKS, Dintillon, Stone atreat the evan uth Awan ie —Ofiee $10,006 ein ths ee in Weave NT AT SIX paved Beal ws (0) upon a fara 2 Mat! at Reoorda, M6 SYLBNDID oadard, oouninander, bor ak 4 deloek, 8 at Kenyou's, 91 ews Room, and Portage to Uavana, 29 cents per PU LOAN IN ONE AMO tom i Sud abelf per o 5.0 and pie er county 4p woM CORY, eitu OK NEW OBLBANS, VIA HAVA steomehip KESCENT CITY, Chas @ill eave pier 4, N.K., on Monday, 2d M. No berth secured unt} paid Latter t; Hale's, 70 Wall street; Exehaoge % South street half cunce, sud no letters ‘orwarded males pie park No freight » taken on the day of waiting, except spe Hills lading sigued by hon board, and ty Le presented for signature before 12 wk, M, on the day of eailing Freight taken to New Orleang only, “Ror freight or paseae, aprly to J. HOWARD & SON, 73 South strvet, ‘The Crescent City will spain leave New Vork on Monday, 30th October OR NEW ORLESNS VI\ HAVAN A.—TAHE NEW OSEAN Steam shipPALCON, WT, Thompson. commander, will sail for the ubove ports om Mouday, October th, from rer 4, N, Re Posmge to New Orleans is saloons, $75; passage to do. in low. er cshin, $60; pasage to Havana’ in sal $70; ‘paseage to do in lower eabm, ‘No berth envaged until paid for, Freight taken for New Orleans only, For freight or passize ap- ply to WETMORE & CAYDEN,73 South street, YOR CALIFORNIA, MONTEREY, AND SAN PRANCISCO. —'The very superior and fasteniling packet bark, John W, ra, master, will sail ag above in. all, the month of Gotober. For’ treight, or passage, having good accommodations for bfty passengers, apply to FEKNANDO WOOD, ., 162 South street, corner Dover, A competent Supereargo wil: go out in this ‘vessel, who will tuke charge of consignments. Hip “EUROPA,” WILL SAIL FROM THE 8, Jervey City, on Wednesday, (27th,) at twelve o'clock preci JIRST DIVISION NEW YORK SCATE MILICTA—DIVI- sion Orders, New York, September 12, 1843 The ununitormed Militia of the city of New York, (which embraces all the able bo- ied white male citiaens bs tweed the sgev of 10 and 45 years, who have not cc mauted, and who are not members of »n walfirm com. pany, or exemp’ by iaw,) will take notice ot the following rogi- mental orders, to assem blo for om zany parade and martial exer- cite, on Monday, the 2d of October next, at the time and place therein stated, in compliance with» act of the Leg slature of the Btate of New York, enutied “An act for the oncanization of the First Division of the New York State Milivia,” passed May 6,1547, and they sre hereby notified of their enrolment, Commandants of Brigades, Regimentsand Companies will direct all officers and non commissioned officers of each uniformed come pany to attend the paredein uniform orundress Subalterne hon-commiesioned officers will a'd the commandan ta of companies in the exercises of the day. No person will be permitted to leave his company, without permitsion of his comu.anding offiosr, until sun dowu, "Pureuant to eaid act, each commandant will affix such penalties for offences and delinquences as the rtatute requires, op- posite the name of persovs #o delinquent or offending. A Court of ‘4 ppoals, for each regiment, tohearexcusea, will be held at the time ‘ang place stated at the end of the Regimental Orders. By order of. CBARLES W. SANDFORD, Major General Commanding, R. G, Weermons, Division Inspector, SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, the act thorein mentioned, the ununttormed privates of the several companies of this regiment will aesemble within their reapeeti ve Company Dig- tricts, on Monday, the 2d day of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for erm pany parade, inspection and martial exercise, armed and ‘equiped according to law, wt the places designated for each district reapectivery, as follows: Company A, Dittrict—Joseph Craig, Commandant, within a line bouncing Spruce, Chil, Hague, Pearl, and. Chatham streets; known as the First Election District of thedth Ward, opposite Shakspeary Hotel, corner of Duane and William sta, Company B. District— Alexander C. Case, Commandant, withm a line bounding Ferry street, Peck Slip, South, Roosevelt, Oak, Pearl, Hague,and Chiff streets, kuown as the Fourth Bloo- tion'District of the 4th Ward,at the corner of Dover and Pear! sts. Company, C., District Thomas W. MoLosy, Commandant, within ® line bounding Roosevelt, Front Catharine, and streets, known ag the Third Election District of the 4th Ward, will assemble at the corner of Oliver and Oak streets. mpany D, Listrict—Alexander Eagleson, Commendant, wituin a line bounding Chatham, Pearl, Oak, and Catharine streete, known as the Second Election District of the 4th Ward, opposite the Catholic Church, James’ atrret. Company E. District—Robert McLeod, Commandant, within a line bounding the Park, Chatham street, Pearl street. and Broadway, known as the Firat Election District of the 6th Ward, will asseinblo at the corner of Centre and Duano streets, Company F. District—Wm. W, Parsells, Commandant, within a lino bounding Pearl, Centre, and Canal streets, and Broadway, the Second Election District of the 6th Ward, will as- the corner of Elm and Franklin strvets, Company G. District—Henry Parsons, Commandant, within Aline Lounding Centre, Walker, Mulberry, Chatham, and Pearl reets, known as the Third Election District of the 6th Ward, ‘Will assemble at tho corner of White and Centre ste, y District—Alox. McKenzie, Commandant, within than, Bowery, Walker, and, Melterty streets known as the Fourth Election District of the 6th Ward, will ag le at the corner of Bayard and Mott strects, The Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear appeals from fines or Pomaltics imposed, will be held at the Shaksprare Lotel, corner of ‘iam and Duane streets. on Friday evening, 20th October, at7 lock. C. B, SPICE! Col. Commanding 3d Regimont, THIRD REGIMENT N.Y, 8, MILITIA, FIRST AND SECOND WARDS. Tn compliance with the above Division Order and tho Law therein referred to, the ununiformed privates of the several com- panies of this Regiment will assemble in their respective com istricts, on Monday, the 2d day of Octobtr next, at W0 o'clock, A. M., for company paride, ineyectien and drill, arid and equipped necerding to law, at Ube places designed for the following tricta, vis-— Ist Company (A) commanded by Captain John Jagels, district bounded by Naseau, Wail, Broadway, Kector, West and’ Liberty strects, will meet in Liberty street, at the corner of Greenwich. pt. Andrew liciaer, distriota ssa, Maidoo Lane, South and William streets, will at the corner of Nassau strects, 3d Compeny (C) commanded by Lieut, commandant D. C, Navehan, districts bounded. brinning at the Battery, by White- By orderof 2d Com pany (B) commanded by Cay bonnaed ipen tens hall, Marketfield, Broad, Wall, Broadway, Reetor and West ste, to the place of beginning, will assemble on the Battery, opposite to Greenwich street, 4th Company (D) commanded by Capt, Henry C. Marx, distriet bourded by ‘all |, Warkettield, Whitehall and Pearl ste, will assemble on Hanover Square. Sth Company (i) commanded ty Lieut, Wm. Sullivan, district bounded by Wall, Pearl, Whitehall and South sts, will assemble on the Battery opposite to Front st, th Company CH) commanded by Captain John Mayer, district bounded by Broudway, Park Row, Spruce, William and Liberty streets, will aesemble in Platt at the commer of Gold st, 71h Company (G) commanded by Capt. Wm. Hutchings, dis- trict bounded by Maiden Lone, Liberty, William, Pulton’ and South streets, will arcomble in Plat at the ooruer of Gold st. Sth Company (H) commanded by Captain Joseph Lonati, dis- trict bounded by Fulton, William, Spruce, Ferry, Peck Slip and South streets, will assemble in Beekman at the ‘comer of Wil- ot it. ‘Officers will attend this parade in undress (frock coat, sash, sword and belt.) ‘Tho Regimental Court ot Appeals te bear appeals from tnee or penalt: a a hay at Gotat ee Pay Fulton st, on Monday, orelook P. aM 8. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col, Commanding Third Rogimont, N. ¥, 8. M. Cuanies Stites, Adjutant FOURTH REGIMENT N.Y. 9. MILIT ‘Above orders, aod the aot therein the ununiformed privates of the several companies of this regimen’ ‘will assemble wit their respective Company Districts on Mon- the 2d day of October next, at10 o'clock, A. M., for company parade, i and martial exercise,armed and ‘oquippod ao- Forcing tolaw, atthe places desiguated’ for each. district respec: tively, as follows, viz :— Tat Company District (A Troop) commanded by Captain Ed- mand Charicn Jr. and tounded by Houston, Wooster and Fourth streets, Sixth avenue, Carmine, Booker and Hancock streets, at the corner of Thompson and Fourth streets, right on Fourth st. ‘2d Company District (B Troop) commanded by Capt. Garret Luereen, and bounded by Houston, Wooster, Amity and Great Jones streets, and the Bowery, at the corner of Mercer and Amity streete, right on eae, street. ‘Sd Company District (Company A) commanded by Lieutenant Commanding Jchn Fowler, Jr, and bounded by Great Jace, Amity and Wooster streets, University Place, Fourtconth stree dnd the Bowery, at the corner of Wooster street aad Waverly lace, right on Waverly Place. Sth Company District (Com) Cy iy Vine, torscetion of the Peter Ferber, and bounded by Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, 2 centre walk, running North and South, with the North walk of dn eant bitte (0 c) ded by Captal 6th Company District (Com commanded by in Philp Al. Vogts, and bounded by Houston, Mulberry and Broome Broadway, at the corner of Crosby and Prince streets fereqta sa? hon Princes aE Coan D) odfhmanded by Captain James Pare, wed bounded by Houston, Mulberry and Hirvame sircets, and the Bowery, at the corner of Mott and 0 atreota, street ‘th Company Distriet (Com right on Pr necstreet. ‘Tth Compar; Disirio) (Goa E) commanded by Ca) Dewey Fay, and bounded by way, Canal, Centre, W: Orsi go and Brocme stecte, at the corner of Grand ‘and Elm sts, right on Elm # he District (Company F) commanded by Captain Kdvnsd Iilucken, and banded by Walker, Orange, and Broome streets and the Bowery, at the corner of Hester and Mulberry Streets right on Mulberry atzoot, ‘The Regimental Court cf Appeals, to he Fae aes, Wednesday, Octoberdeh, a8 ak Fel Broadway oy Monder of “CHARLES YA’ Colonel 4th Rogt. N. ¥. 8. FIFTH REGIMENT N.Y. 5, MILITIA, b EIGHTH WARD. Purmant to the above Division Orders and the act therein men- tioned, the un-uniformes privates of the eoveral companies of this 'menh, will assemble within, their respeetire Company, Dis ports on Monday, the 24 day of Octobur next, at 10 o'clock A.M ¥ parade, ‘ion, marti ‘xercise, armed an: Cipped sccobding to law atthe place dociguated for eack district Pike In Company Dinirict, Company A, wader command of Catt wloypeaberg and boomed ty Beadsey, ‘Canal, Green, and ia ; Be ton ince P*. ‘The 2a Ci B, under command oterbater, aud bounded ty Groce, Gansl, Lauivae aad Movetoa aa in Wi goette Sh Fitaee Oras ogee C. waiies ootamandio€ Cagh, Lh. ‘e 0 Rewaisand Wounted by Lantens, Canal, Sullivan, and Houston ste, in Thompeon st. right on Prince st, ‘The ath Com t,Com pany D, under command of Capt Schwartewa ‘aad bounded by Sullivan, Canal, Watts, Varicx, aa Renscany Doster; Gempany Mesder oommand of Capt chun Company Distr, , aprcrt and Downed % Sliven, Canal, Varick, and Houston z Dow Fany F, under command of ‘att, Hudson, and Hous trict, Com G, bounded by Hudson, Caust, Greene nb, oad Houston ste, right'on eden gt, and un- der the command of Lieut, Meyerhola, who is thereby detailed for that purpere. he ih Company Dietriet, Company H,"tounded by Greenwich, Cana), West, and Hot ston sta, Int Rib at, right. on. Grevawieh 4 be onder the command of Licut, Rust, who is hereby de- i fur the Puupore. wah Regier tat Court of A to hear appeals from fines or allies tapers raat are a i drill room, om day, Léth October nex! ‘clock in the afternoon. ORdAy) "DY Ordre ‘ANDREW WARNER, DI Colonel of 5th Regt SIXTH REGIMENT N.Y. STATE MILITIA, THIRD AND FIFTH WARDA, Pursuant 0 the hove Division Orders, and the aot therein menticned, (he tpuniformed privates of the several companies of this Hegitnent will arsemble within their respective Company Districts on Monday, the 24 day of October next, st 10 o’clook, AM, for Compe parade, stion, and martial exercise, armed and equipped ace to lagr, at the places ated for each dietriet seepectively, low #i— eC oy S.—Captai W. anes Commandant, bounded by ryt z Fulton wt, West ot, at Fulton, oppomte Titerty st, Broadway, Chnrob etreet. Company B —Lieut. M. B.D, Ackerman, Commandant, bound- ed ly Fulton, Broadway, Murray, and Greenwich sta, at Fulton, corner of Church street, Co. C.-- Lieut. J. Adam Mildorterzer, Commandant, bounded by Bive. Graces Read, and Wort ste, at Chambers, cornor of Washineton etree! eo DeeCape Juimes W. Farr, Commandant, Wounded by War. ray, Bros@way, Reade, and Greenwich sta, at Murray, ovrner of Coll ee. Bediee'ti omer a ‘Ot. Duane a © | ner of Goerck and “Grand Commandant, bounded by t. Went ntroet, at weet bem steer, Luv side of Hudson etre tert, abot dob Ayqeale will be hi West Lirvadway a ‘ G By orde SEVENTH MKGIMENT NeW YORK SPATE MILITIA ARVENTH AN TH WANDS. to the nbuve i ivieion Crdgie a menvoned, the Kuuniforoed privates of be ‘ie He iiment, will maee ible in on Mondyy, the 2d day eompony parade. mep egnp ped according * triet respectively, we ‘The First 0 Metre is bounded by and Putyers streets avd fant River Tt will p inkl on Vike street, and bo commanded by Captaiu T) Merton. The 24 ompany Distriet 1s bow Grend streets ard Bust miver; will William 1 Willems, aud witl parade in Mowers st on Jefferson street. 3d Company District—Bounded by and Madson stree: 7 anded by Capt and wil) parade in He: ry strvet, toe right on Market sirent, 4th Company Distriet— and Madivon atrests ; wil! be comaynded by Smith, and will pa Henry street, dhe fi mpany District—Bovnded by Dive and Eldridge streeta; will be cor Wavgh, and will parade in Orvhard atreet, 6th Company Diatriot—Bounded by the Bowery, Gran and Diviion streets; will be © mtnonded by Cape Loutrel, and will parade in Forsyth stuvet, the rigit on atreet. verine, Div r ht on Howtor Idrid Cyrus tH, alkor th Company Distriet~ Bounded by Norfolk, Rivington, Allen and Grand streets; will bo commanded by Liewtevant Samuel Jones, and will parade in Orchard street, the right on Broome atreet. sth Company Distriet—Bounded by the Bowery, Rivington, Allen aud Grand streets; will be commas ded by Uaptain Hoary ©, Shivmway.and will parade in Broome stevct, tho right oa Chrgatic street, ‘The Commandant of this Rosiment will ationd at the Meroer House (corner of Mercer and Broome streets) on Monday, the 16th of October, IMS. at 6 o'clock, P.M, avd will then and there hear al! appeals that may be made to iim for the remission of an; fine or penalty against any person or persons enrolled ay ununke formed members of thia regiment, By order of ANDEEW A. BREMVER, Col. 7th Regiment. EIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA. ELEVENTH AND THE YEENTH WARDS Pursuant to the above Divi irs, and the aot therein men- tioned, the ununitormed privates nies of this Regiment will aysemble within t ay Distriota londay, the 2d day of Octoner next, at 100’ for Company parade, inspection, and m:rtial exercive, armed” and equipped according to law, at the places designated for each dis: Sniot, seapectively as follows Company A, Capt. George Lyons, Commandant, at tho corner of Clinton and Grand streets, District bounded by Norfol Risiogten, Hidge and Division stresta eons Company B, Lieut. E. D, Lawrence, corsmandant, at the corner of Grand and Sheriff streots. This district 's bounded by Ridge, Rivington, Cannon, Grand and Division stroets, M. M. Van Dyke, Commandant, at tho oor r 8 district is’ bounded by nd the East River, mandant, at the corner of ict is bounded by Rivington, 8, Company FE, Capt George bi. Browne. Commandantgat the commer of Cannon and Hounton stroeta. This district is bounded by Rivington, Sheriff and Houston streets, and the East River, Company 7» Lieut. Albert Demarest, Commandant, at the cor nor of Fifth street and Avenuo H. This district is bounded by Houston street, Avenue B, Fifth street and the Bast Kiver. Company G, Lieut, Charles H. Pierson, Commandant, at the corner of 7th street and Avenue B, This district 18 bounded by Fifth street, Avenue B, Ninth street, and the kast River. Company'Hi, Capt. William A, Pond, Commandant, at the oor- nerof Avenue B ard Ninth sinet. ‘This district is bounded by Ninth street, Avenue B, Fourtoonth street aud the Kast River. Appeals will be heard at the Military fall, Ne. 193 Bowery, for the remission of any penalty ineurred by avy person liable to do duty in the district, a8 follows:—For Companies A and B, Tues day, 17th October; for Companies U and D, Wednesday, 1sth Oc- tober; Companies E and F, Thursday, 1th Octover: Companies @ and Ii, Friday, 20th October, from 6 w'elock, P. M., to 942 v'olook, P.M ,each day. By order of Col JOUN W, STI Dyer, Acting Adjutant. si ey TH WARD, nm Orders and the Act therein mentioned, the ununiformed privates of the several companies of this Regiment will assemble within their respective C y districts on Monday, the 2d day of Ostober next, at Iu'elook, for compuny parade, inspection and martial exercise, el’ and equipped according to luw, ut the placo designated for each district, respectively as follows 1. The District of Company A, commanded by Lieut, James W. Dikeman, who is hereby detailed for that vurpose, and bounded by the Bowery, Rivingtov, Hisense First aveuu Second street, at the south east corner of Houston and Christie streets. 2 ‘The District of Company B, commanded by Capt. HL. Cornell, and bounded by Eldridge, Rivington, Rass A, Second street, and First aventie, at the south west corer of Houston and Allen streets, 5% The District of Company C, commaned by Lieut. P. W. Loff, who 1s hereby detailed for that purposo. and bounded by Eseex, Kivington, Clintov, Avenno B, Socond streot, and Ave- nve A, at the south east corner of Houston and Norfolk streeta, 4 ‘Ihe Dastrict of Company D, commanded by Captain Charios Buiwinkles, and bounded by the Bowery, Second street, First Avenue, and Sixth street, at the south cast corner of Second avenue and Fourth atrect. 5, The District of Company E, commanded by Captain Marvin Pitman, and bounded by First avenue, Second street, Avonue B, and Sixth strect, at the south east corner of Avenue A and Fourth street, 6, The Distriot of Company F, commanded by Captain John J Ircland, and buunded by the Bowery, Sixth street, Avenue B, venth street, Avenue A, and Eightli street, at the south cast cstner of ecoud avenue and Sev.nth street, 7, ‘The District of Company G, commanded by Capt. Richard Li. ‘Thompson, and bounded ty the Bowery, Blghth stree Avenue A, and Tonth strvet, at the fhouth east corner of Se00 avenue snd Ninth strect, Ry 8. The District of Company I, commanded by Captain He B. Melville, and bounded by, the Bowery, Tench atrvots Avonse Band Fourteenth stroet, at the south cast corner of Secon avenue and Twelfth street. he Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear ayreel from finos or penalties imposed, will be hold at ‘Military Hall, 193 Bowery, on Thursday, the 26th of October, IM, at 7 o'clock, P. M, B, CLINTON FERRIS, Col, Comm’ 9th Regt. N.Y. 8, Militia, S. Van Winker, Adjutant TENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, NINTH WARD. Pursuant to the above Divicion Urders and tho Aet therein mentioned, the ununiformed privates of the several Com| of this Regiment will assemble within their respective Company Divisions, on Monday, the 2d day of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for Company’ parade, itspection and martial exerci armed and equipped according to law, at the places designat for each district respectively, as follows: — Jt Din ict Company A, bounded by the Hud:on River. Ham. mersley, Bedford and Barrow streets, commanded by Edward Leroy Jones, Licutenant, atthe northonst corner of Hudson and atreete, 2d District, Company B, bounded by Bedford, Hammersley, Hancock, Bleecker and Catmine streets, Sixth avenue and Bar- row etrects, and commanded by Henry L. Hovlnie, Captain, at the northeast corner of Bleccker and Comelia strecta, 2d District, Company C, bounded by the Hudson River, Barrow, Hudson,and Perry streets, and commanded by Henry’ Bran Captain, at the northeast corner of Washington and Amos Wasuiseron, Sept, 25, 1849) Stock Issuei—A Fenancesl Rumov—Soldier: Claims— Lemocratte Meeting— Prospects in the Seuth, § ‘The amount of stock of the late loan issued to foreign account, durt.g the week ending last Sa- turday, was as followe-— Switaviand + + 25,000 Eogland. | Cubs... ++ 6,000 This 1s the sna nt which has yet been issued to foreign wcconst im any one week, since the loan was neg: tiated It is whispered here thot a certain well knows banking bouse is somewhat stra ed, just now, > of United Government has extended every accommodation to the firm in question, but, of course, there must be an end to tt, and then an un- fovcrable crisis ix teaed, The last loan sold ata high premium-higher ihan was ever previously obtained, and from the co .vulsed state of Europe at the time, it be ieved that the purchasers of the loan would make a handsome profit, in conse- quence of the demand wh.eh would exist by in- vestment in American securities tor foreiga capi- talists, Untortunately tor bankers in this country, spread of liberty did notextend beyond la France, and capitalists, «ho never can see beyond the end of their noses, have invested in English funds at three per cent., iustead of American secu- rites, atsix. There is no accounting for taste. We trust, however, that the spirited firm in quese tion will be able to weather the storm, notwith- standing the portentous appearance of the sky at plesent. In our letter, the other day, whilst speaking of bounty land wariants, we omitted to mention that soldiers ata distance, by forwarding their papers with the necessary vouchers, by mail, to the Pen- sion Office, can have their business attended to, aud their wariants issued and sent to them, as ex. peditiously as if an sgent were employed, and free of expense, We know of instances where agents have obtamed as high as $25 for * prosecu- ting a soldier's ciaim.? This is downright robbery. All the agent has to do, is to leave the papers at the Pens on Office, and when the warrant is prepared, receive it from the Land Office; a matter which requires neither skill nor practice, and which any honest man thould blush to receive pay tor—at all events, a greater remuneration than a messenger would. ask—for the “agent” merely performs the duty of a messenger. Let the disch irged soldiers or their friends, endorse the papers necessary to prove the validity ot the claim to the Pension Office, and gevernment will take eare that no frand 18 com- mitted, and that no unr sary delay exists. As the papers are received, they are numbered and investigated indue order, and no “agent” can ex- pedite the matter. We confess we look with a degzee of horror at the practices of most of these “agents” who endeavor to detraud the poor sol- dier out of the pittanc nted him by bis govern- ment for nsking bis life i the battles of his coun- try. Our soldiers tought nobiy on the biood-stain- ed fields of Mexico, and ve consider it to be the saored duty of every citizen to see that they are not now despoiled by Jaud pirates on therr return home. ‘There 1s to be a democratic meeting here on Wednesday evening, whena “recreant whig” will make !contession in favor ot tie “true faith.” kes quite a hurrah over this, but of course there is more joy over one sinner who re- penteth, than over nwety and nine just persons who need no repentance Ina conversation with a leading Southern de- mocrat this morning, he remarked, that itis a difficult matter to predict who the South would go for—C or Taylor. Southern confidence 1s sha- ken in Northern men. Where was there agreater avowed friend to the South than Mr. Van Buren, and yet look at him now! Mr. Van Buren’s cours will injure Gen. Cass in the South, for it has de- stroyed confidence in Northern men, to a very reat extent. I speak now of the feelings of the people--not of the politicians.” We have no doubt but what there is a good deal of truth in this, and it may aflect measurably the vote in some States. Orga. in consequence of the depressed States stocks. Lancasrer, Sept. 24, 1848. tiical Exploration of the Key Stone State. c ounty, on the northeast corner, hinges upon hey are both inhabited by the same stock, descended from the same sturdy Dutch and German ancestry. Yet Lancaster is whigin a majority verging upon 5,000, while Old Berks 19 always capable of casting a vote according to the necessities of the case for the “ democratic ticket,” to the extent of from three to six thousand mi jority. The few whigs that there are in Berks, we believe, are mostly to be found in Reading, the county sent, the whig strength almost uniformly lying in the cities and large towns; but while the county of Lancaster is whig nearly all over, the democrats have the ascendancy in the city. Once, at least, in four years, the contagion of the pole-evil spreads over the country. The op- posing parties in the villages, hamlets, and at the croga-road inns, vie with each other in elevating their candidates and their mottoes; and it seems to be regarded that that party which puts up the largest hickere, has the tallest pros- pect of success ; &)“ if syere were truth in the old The Pr streets. 4th District, Company D, bounded by Hudson and Barrow streets, Sixth avenue, and Amos streets, c mmanded by Corne- lius Clark, Captain, northeast corner of Fourth and Christopher streets. Sth District, Company E, bounded by Hudson River, Perry street, Hudson and Troy streots, commanded by James MeGrath, Captain, at the northeast corner of Washington and Bank sticeta. 6th District, Company F, bounded by Hudson, Amos, Factory, Bank streets, Greenwich avenue and Troy street, commanded aie | ers » Captain, at the southwest corner of Fourth an Perry 7th District, Company G, bounded by the Hudson River, Troy street, Eighth avenue, and Fourtoenth street, and cominanded by Cornelius Vanderveer, Captain, at the northeastcorner of Greca wich and Horatio streets, ‘Sth District, Company B, bounded by ith avenue, Troy street, Greenwich evento, Bank, Factory Sau Aimee stayera Sixth Avenve and Fourteenth street, commanded by Jacob Ray: nor, Captain, at the uortheast coricr of Seventh avenue and ‘treo Tho Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear appeals from fines ‘nalties impored, will be hold at the Ni orn Exchange, vk it. Jompanies A and B, on Monday, for Companies C and D, on Tacs day, Octeber 17, at 7 o'clock, P. M,; for Cowpanios E and F, on Wednesday, October 18, at7 o'clock, P. M.; for Companies Gand HH, on Thhreday, October 19, at 7 o'clock, P.M. By order of WM. HALSEY, Colonel 10th Rtey’t N. ¥. 3. M. ELEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORE STATE MILITIA, SIXTEENTH AND EIOHTERNTH WARDS. Pursuant tothe above Division Orders, and the Act therein mentioned, the unnniformed privates of tho several Companies of this Regiment will arsomble within their respective Company Dis tricts, on Monday, the 2d day of October nex:, at 10 o'elock, A. M. for Company parade, inspection and martial exorcise, arined an cquipped according to Jaw, nt the places designated for cach dis {Hot fespetively, as follow Ist, Company District of Company A, commanded by Captain William M. McArdlg, bounded by the Hudson River, Fourteenth street, the Kighth avenuoand Nineteenth strect, on the comer of Fourteenth street and Eichth avor 11, Company District of Company B, commanded by Captain ki bounded by the Bighth avenue, Fourteenth street, Ninoteenth atrect, on the corner of Fourtevatb streetand Sixthavenue, Bat ‘Company Distgiot of Company C, commanded by Captain John Sevfort, bounded by the Hudson River, Ninotecath street, the Kighth avenue and Twon:y eighth street, on the coruer of Nineteenth street snd tho Eighith avenue, 4th. Company District of Company D, commanded by Captain Proderick Fiermecker, bounded by tho Bighth avenuo, Nineteenth street, the Sixth avenue, and Thirticth street, on the eorner of Thirtioth street and Echt avenue. Sth. Company District of Company E. commanded hy Captain Themas 8, Murphy. bounded by the Hudson River, i'wenty-eghth atreet, the Eighth avenue, Thirtieth strect, the Sixth avenue and Forticth street, on the corner of Twenty-eighth street and the ith avenue, . Company District of Company F, commanded by Liew tenant Will Groen, bounded by Sixth avenue, Fourteenth strect, East River and Nineteenth street, om the corner of Four teenth street and Sixth avenue. 7th, Company District of Company G, commanded by Ieu- tenant Peter Bruner, bounded bj Sixth th streot, the East River and Twentic ner of Twonty-sixth street and Sixth avenue, Sth. Company Distriet of Company 1, commanded by Captain zen P. Ellis. and by Sixth avenue, Twenty-« xth sirveet, ai precy Fortieth streot, on the corner of Twonty-sixth atrect an ue. ‘The Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear appeals from fines Nill be told at the Madison Cottage, or. y the Cor ‘and pemaities imposed, nor of Fifth avenue and Twen'y-third street, on Wedne: ok fi e afternoon. order of 1th Rogt. N. ¥. 8. M. 18th day of October, at six o'clock in SFU ROBERT ©. MOMIS, Col. | TWELPTHOREGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, TWRLYTH WARD. Porsvant to the above Division Orders, and the Act therein mentioned, the ununiformed privates of the several Compamios of Kogiment, will assemble within thei respective Company iets on Monday, day of October next, at 10 o'eloek, for Company parade, inspection and martial exercive, arm- ed and equippod according to law, at the places designated £ each district reapeetively, as follow s:— y x Tept, Vincent, Commandant, bounded by the Fourttarenve, 1th ‘srvet, Eighth avenusand: Righty 6ixth street a B, Copt. Wm, Merea, Commandant, hounded by Fouteareans Tintlem River and Kills, Kast Kiver, and Vighty. wixth stvet, at NE. corner of Fourth avonue and Ejg)#y-stath tree! Cempany C, Capt. Mayher, Commandant bounded by a line running dive weat from the High Bridge, the Hudgow River, Spay. ton Duyvel Crovk and Harlem River, to the High Uridgs, om Kingsbridge Road, oppesite the Bich Bridge, Company D, Capt, Pradbvommie, Commandant, bounded by Fichthavenve, Hiphty-alath oo diudoon ives, Manhatian wirect and 126th street, AUN. W, corner of Eighth avenue and Righty: siath street. Compary B, Liout, Lenghi, Commandant, bounded by Right avenue, Righty sixth atrect, the fndson River and Periserh surety at N. W, conser Biglth avenue and Bortieth street, Company B. @spt French, Commancent, bounded by Porth avenue Fortieth sitcet, Kizhth avenne and’ highty:sixth siwet, at 8, W. corner of Fourth avenue and Thirty.sixth atrevt, Company G, Capt, Boyle, eomwai. lant, bounded by Fortieth street, Raut River, Righty-sixth street, and’'ourth avewne, Company fl, Capt. Ayres wBandant bounded by Four h avenye, Hark w Kiver, to High Bridge, thence duo weet to Iv ton River, and along said siver (o Maubatton stroot, 120th + Kivhth avenue, and 120th street, on Tenth avenue, near 1 Cunetery, ‘oni “oak “Appeals will be heard ot the Branch Hotel No. 2% Bowery New York sity, on Tuesday, tie 100h, agwday, te 61 Us, aud ‘Thursday, the 12th day of Ostoter next, Lotween the hours of 7 and) PL, of each day named. By or {i U'ZpEBBINS, Colouel, idea that the longest pole brings down the persim- mons And it is worthy of remark, too, that, like the chills and fevers, this fever of pole-raising mostly aflects the suburbs of the towns and villages of the interior—the poles being generally the most numerous at the two extremes of the settlements. The whig poles are general'y the best looking: the signs and clap-trap which they haug upon them are, almost without exception, done in better ar- tistical taste than those of the opposite party. This may be readily accounted for. The whigs have more of the elements of the fine arts in their ranks, while the democrats have more of the axe and the plough-handle. We find, too, that the foundries, furnaces, forges, &c., are, to the extent of our travels during this campaign, with not an instance to the contrary, forsworn to Old Rough and Ready, Protection, and the like, on a piece of canvass, swinging near the top of a hundred foot pole. At Reading, over the roof of one of the rolling mille, there is the full equipment of Braga’s Battery, cut out of scheet iron, and fixed upon a horizontal wheel, so that in the lightest wind, the tableau moves in a circle round the flag staff from the sum- mit of which floats out the ticket of Taylor and Fillmore. At the opposite side of the town, there 1s a pole of exceeding height, surmounted by the democratic rooster. The editor of the ‘ Berks County Bible,” so called, pledges the ay that that receter will crow onthe night of the tenth of October, and again on ile 7th pf November, to the tune of 5,000 majority. There are no more coons. We have seen nota solirary coon on the way, save cne, and he was ina livery stable with a fox inthe nextcorner. Whether they were intended as the proxies of “that same old coon” at Ashland, and that same cunning Reynard at Kinderhook, or not, they were immediately suggested on sight ot the ‘animal ‘ 5 The evidences of the spirit of the campaign are all without the enthusiasm of any of the preceding elections for twelve or sixteen years past. _ The canvass of 1840 was a wild uproarious carnival— a jubilee of canoes, cabins, chicken-coops, cider- barrels, swerds, banners, transparencies, songs, and triumphal processions, barbecues, and great rejoicings—the contest of 144 was almost equally ecstatic on i tare of the Kh Bang regs uspicious in the beginning, though not quite overw helming in ite fe ults. The battle of 1848 13 entered into and prosecuted more as a thing of custom than anything else. It is without idolatry, withont eflervescence, and without that clearly de- fined distinction of principles which is necessary to give excitement and zest to the digeussions. The tariffis sull harped upon, but itis an old song—the bank is dead and buried—Jackson is dead—Har- rison is derd—the panic of 1840 is dead—Ifear, Clay is politically dead—the Sub Treasnry is es- tablished-the land distribution is out of the ques- tion, and the excess of our late military glories has rendered the homage to the god of war, rather # matter of fact calculation The only element cf active vitality in the eam- paign is the “free soil” question. Upon that quee- tion the election depends—North and South. | But it grows late for the country. ‘Good night,” says avoice under our window, and we close by ex- tending you the benediction. Tue Dovror. BaLTiion eptember 26, 1348. Fite on Board the Steamship Tsabel--- Pultow's Steam Pump--Theatricals, §. A grand fete is to come off to-day, on board th steamship Isabel, which 1s to sail »n Monday next for Havuno, via Charleston, to be given by Capt Rollins, who has invited the press and his triends to mect hint in her spacious cab Fulton's steam pump coutinues to attra attention, his shop being daily v ited byes trem all sections of the country, who the expression of surprise ane admiration, « turning, us it does, the whole systeun of hyde whilst (ts simplicity 18 it greatest beauty. also got npaghand pnp fr vesvels and otive poses, which, i kept wellkm roned by twomen he the erank, will 200 gallons per seaate. in ean faise 125 zallons per min ‘The captains of seve ore onen consecutive hour.