The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1848, Page 3

THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The steamship America, Capt. Judkins, will sail at noon to-day, for Halifax and Liverpool. The Weekly Herald, with the latest intelligence from all parts of the American Continent, printed in French and English, will be ready for delivery at half past 9 o'clock, this moraing, at sixpence per copy. The foreign mails will close at hilf past 10 o'clock. Unredeemed Pledges—500 Frocks and Dress teats, Frongh aluth, well wade, $4 t $18 cach; £00 paizs Panta, Lt pair; 400 vests, each; 1, everece aed cosh to $10 each, rich linings, Cash paid tor Gents clothing corner ‘of Nassau snd Beckman srects, Five Dollsr Suit Sore, ob ba heed Dr. M. Price Moore having returned, will @entinue the practice of his profession, at No. 5 Warren street. Plumbe National Daguerrean Galle: ig 7 ooruer of Broadway aad Murray street, ret fl SEatiitea Gy al who wish to mane oure of pettnga toed paecare, Bvt to this celebrated gallery will satisfy anyone of the Just: ‘Rem of our remark. The Cheapestand Best Place in the City to get good Boots, hoes and Gaiters, is at JONSS'S, 1d Ann street, Hoste $4.50; second dos, $550 to $42 Congress Bouts from $5 20 te, Bev beg 01 Ty Woda French Parone Leather Boots, $7. si Diamond Pointed inged Loteiped bro perly h cheaper ths iM steel pens. 'e invi sete Tasers to tae Rithalion Gold Pose, “bole by B. B ATSON & CO., 15 Wall street. They are the perfeotion of Gold Pens, and are warranted to wear five years. Gold Pens ropa red, u Hair Dye—The best article in the market ie tobe found at Batobeloc’s, No, 2 Wall gtreet, near Shing ineXoan possity injare the bals or skin, County pareha: ‘can fare the heir or skin. pers should examine this if they des re a good article. persons apap Rent ete wishin or sealp to call at Bata Hencraceory, Ho. 2 Wall ere ene en neers fa theelty.”’ We would inform straagors that Mr. B's. newly in Vented wigs obtained a silver modal at the last fair of tho Hoon Institute, Enoneh sald. copy the address, 1) Wigs, Wigs.—Clitzens and Strangers ae intr ed that ch larger, cbeaponh and ew amor. aen of Wiss, 2, to ‘of long heir, and other ornament Vo faftand ai Modbarst & ifearis 27 Maiden tans The tande suppl eae Spe The Metallic Tablet Strop, for Keeping Basors in perfect order, iavented by G. Saunders, your L316. This article bas be-n eo Jong and favorably known, neod no conie ment onite virturs Suffice it tofsay, it hes rover been equalled for the purpores intended, the inventor having bsen awarded th: usual premium at the Pair of the Amer can Institute, on each oceari'n that the article has been exhibived for comprtition. Certificates, as well from the first goutemen in this aud other ¢vuntries, ard cutlers in all parts of the world, acknowledging its wonderful power, can be agen at the Factory, 147 Broadway, oor- ner of Liberty atreet, and 357 Broadway. ‘Wigs and Tow Knox, the celebrated Hatter, No. 128 Fulton street, knocks under to no other dealer, in the sale of fashiovable olegant, and durable Hats of every stamp aud style; and a knock-down arsument in hia favor is, that he Knooks out a Jeetle the bardeomest hat that can he procured in Gotham, ao- cording to the judgment of those whoro hats have stood many hard ktocks from wird and weather, aud who ater bute their good qualities to the superior skill of this manufacturer, in COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 10—6 P. M. ‘There was no material ohange in the stock market to-day. The tendency of prices is still downward, and there appears to be Itttle disposition to operate. Penn- sylvania 6’s advanced 4 percent.; Reading railroad %. There has been a moderate demand for exchange for remittance by this-packet, at rates ruling at the de- Parture of the previous steamer. Prime bills on Lon- don we quote at 9a 94; per cent. premium; on Paris, bf. 26% 95 25; Amsterdam, 40 a 40%; Hamburg, 35% a 85%; Bremen, 79. 79%. The receipts of the Central Railroad Company, of Michigan, for September, this year, were $55,000 against $41,000 for the same month last year, showing an Increase of $14.00, equal to 35 per cent. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for government and State stocks, in this market, at three periods :— S X < Prices oF Stocks 1x THE New York ipa 1848, 184 Rate able. Aug. Sept United States 1567 Wa aioays 104 “ai «6 180213” 10S GaLs “6 1856 Ans“ atosyg 10s “6 1888 98340 9354 OGhga 93% Trea'y Notes, 6 108 108 “a1083% New York ,7 1849 — a — 100A “6 1860-54-69 103. atiisag eg “6 AS61-62-67 1034410382 «BG 1860-61-65 100 “a — “8 IS6-7-8-9 97140 973 95 “ & INW-I-S 9740 HTB ba 1 8 M8 Mie TN {100 “ pete ill it 0 aah — a into, fy 99340100 a B vg a 903g asa oi s 7 103 a — Kentucky 4 Minvis, 6 Indiana, 5 Arkanens, 6 Alabama, 5 — PennsyWania,5 | — Tennessee, 6 —— 93" OF NN. York Gity,7 1857 104 9105 od, — s— «“ 5 1880 90 « 5 1887 —~s— % Bk Co'm. N.Y, full 803090 9D “ serip iZa 4 91 N.Y. Life Ine. & Trust Co, 105 “R17 103. allt Farmers Loan &Trust Co. 28 a XK BK Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co. 75 277° 75 0 Bank of U.S.in Pennsyla 3 on 3 N, Jerwy RR. & Trans, Co, 100KaI0t 100 e100 “Commence or Ponce, P. R.—Exrorts or Svcan axp his staple product, and his capital is all invested in facilities for its productior The manufacturer is only compelled to stop working his mills, until prices for the raw materiel become sufficiently depreciated to enable bim to startagain. Not so with the producer. if the foreign demand becomes reduced by difficulties of a foreign oberacter, and prices rapidly fall off, he cannot stop the growth of his crop, and confine it at that stage, until prices recover and become remunera- tive; it must be picked at maturity, and a market found at some price. The prodacer is, therefore, at the mercy of the manufacturer; and, as such a large Per cent of the crop is consumed abroad, we must not look for, or expec , any immediate change in the rela- tive position of the two parties. Great Britain is connected with every country on | the face of the earth, of any commercial importance; | and, consequently, through that couatry, we are | nearly as intimately interwoven with the commercial | operations of the world. Great Britain is such a large | consumer of our staple products, that we are deeply | interested in her prosperity; and it is, therefore, high. | Jy important to us, that every thing tending to her pro- gress and advancement, becomes settled upon a sound and healthy basis. We have long deprecated the posi- tion we occupy relative to that country. It is humilia- ting and decidedly injurious to our most vital interests, | With greater resources, with more elements of wealth | within our limits than any other nation in existence, | we are absolutely dependent upon the preservation of peace in even the smallest power in Europe, We are rapidly extricating ourselves from this thraldom, but until we are completely removed from the influence of foreign affairs on our internal commerce, we shall periodically experience all the fluctuations in prices, &c., which have, so far, in our history, marked our pro- gress. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of sugar and molasses exported from Ponce, Porto Rico, in each of the past two years :— | Motasses. Sugar, 1847. 1848. America. os... -lba, 16,256,082 13.444 362 Great Britain. seco 8,777,087 2.851.834 | British Province weeee 1,482 104 1,099,237 Different Perts.. . see 868 639 1,645 516 Total. .......19,143,948 21,334,868 Molasses. 1848. America. . 505.129 781,497 Great Britain . 415,043 + 73,595, British Provinces, 79,485, 34 185 Different Ports . . _ 6,872 Total. + + «1,017,384 889,177 There appears to have been 2 falling off in 1848 in the exportation of sugar to the principal markets, and of molasses to all but to the United States. Stock Exchange. $5000 Treas Notes, 6s 1084, 50 whs Morris Canal 83 000 do 103‘ 2) N York & New Haven 1003; 175 Canton Co FY 100° do 030 10 8) do 0 3 00 LAL lt eg wv do. 3 2000 "68 BAO. 10582 8) Nor & Worester 1000 do 10¢% 100 Long Island RR 1500 do 5's, "53 9384 B00 do om 400 do ‘Coupon 93% 3 = do 10000 Fenn 5's 73 100 do 2000 do 20 do baw W00 Obio 7’ 1 do dO 23 5000 Reading Bonds 100 do ww 1000 do Mort Bonds 60° 150 Harlem RR 10 sbs City Bank 20 do wi 30 National Bank 800 do 40 Del & Hud Canal 30 do om 300 Rading RR 200 do bom do Ww do 8 do 75 100 do ra) 2% do 2H 50 do 80 20 N Baven & Hartf'd 103” 50 Erie KR, now, fall 50 Farmers’ Trust 33% = 13 do Second Board. $2000 U 8 6's,'63, bl2m 106 24shs Harlem RR 8) 260 shs Harlem RR 5024 25 Canton Co 100° do 83 5d 210 Reade RR) do bz Bus 50 do 3 ) do 50sg 300 do ro) » do b3 501g 50 do oy do 810 Wy = do 3 For City Trape Rerort, Markers Exsrwnene, eto., see Fourth Page, ON COURS ROLLIN 4 —JACK RUSS11 \d Lady Mose Field —On Friday, Oct. 14, a P.M, a Pu so'of $200, mile heats, best three in five, in harnoss, will Fe trotted for, P, Huntenters h. ¢, Jack dossiter, of hiaagoy aud R. Roberts enters bm, Lady Moscow, Immod ately alter, 8 match for $360, will come off, three mile heass, in harness, be. twaea s. g, Trustee, and b. m, Virgiuia Maid,” The cars leave scuth Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Course, at k, PLM, and return after the sports are over. M.D. GREENE, Proprietor. CATILE SHOW OF TRE AMERICAN INstrruTE—T0- day and to-morrow, at the Washington Drave Yani, 4th street, between the 4th and Sth Avenues. Admittance tree.” Tue | fare to the ground by Keynolis & Wearty’s, ayer.on & Loses's, or Murphy's lines of stages, in only six’ cents,” 4 RAND DIVISION 8, OF N. Y.—THE RE nual session of the Grand Divi ayo Hall, 360 Broadway, at 7g 0 ove + at whieh aroual election of Grand Officers ‘will tako place, Reproseatse | By order | 6 a LUKE F ABERT, AN JENKINS, (OF VIRGINIA.) | ty. he oun hear of hia daughter Elizabeth, | ew York. id ‘ GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS mnily Groups, Nox Mand 27 Broadway, third door Paul's church, 2d, $d and 4th stories, Hours feom 8 1.6 in the evening. tites will please be puuetual, OTICE.—IF COL should be in the at No, 15) Allen street, MBKICA WILL SAIL FROM [GE on Wednosday, (11ts) punctually at Mohawk & Hud'n Railroad. a 70 723g0 73 Utica & Schenectady Rail’d. 113 allt 114 allt3 14%\aliS Byracuse & Utien Railroad, 111 all2 110 alll Ila — Auburn & Syracuse Railr’d = — a — —a— Auburn & Rochester, 87. a 88 S680 SOM Reading Railroad, S35G0 Ba Delaware & Hudson Canal, 160 al a Reading Railroad Bonds, " 55¢a 56 BAMa DG Ka 55 Readivg Railroad Mtg Bds, 62440 63 61%a62 60 a 6! There has been no alteration of any importance in United States or State securities; but in those of a ting character, pri: more fluctuating ) Prioes have fallon Of sove- ral per cent, Operations im any of these stocks, fot some time past,have been to a limited extent. It is pretty clearly illustrated by the comparative quotations of this table,that itis not so much th.z state of the monay market which is depressing prices for many stocks, a8 other causes. These vauses create the scarcity of mo- ney, and Varovgh thnt influence, affect prices for se ourities, and depress prices for every species of pro- perty. It isthe absence of all confidence in everything connected with findncial and commercial affairs, that produces such a derangement, and so much embarrass- ment. It is the apprehension felt relative to the fature, which causes so much distress ameng those who are deeply involved in operations of sil kinds. It pe the accumulation of three or four millions of dolirs in the hands of the government, or the contractibn of banks on that uccount,somuch as the contpadtion produced by the distrust in matters generally. With- out confidence, itis impossible to sustain credit, prtees, oreven to maintain any activity in trade, Immbnse acrifices are submitted to, and bankruptcy, to an alarming extent, finally overtakes many who otberwire could have sustained themselves. It is extraordinary, that amidst all this state of things, all the difficulties with which we are surround- ed, there is nothing within ourselves calculated to cause them, or give them any permanence. It is our intimate connection, in all financial and mercan- tile matters, with the old world, that is destroying our prosperity, and inflicting upon us evils which we shall not recover from very soon, Our domestic affairs have, for a long time, been in a healthy condi- tion ; our producticns have been unusually abundant ; and all the elements of wealth have been properly husbanded ; but the state of a 3 in Europe has tended more to depress prices for our products than anything that has transpired within our own limits Whatever affects the consumption of our products abroad, depreciates prices for all that we have on hand Our products and manvfactures are valued et about $2,000,000,000, of which only about $100 000,000, or one- twentieth part is exported ; and whatever affects the value of the portion exported, affects the value of the nineteen-twenticths reserved forJomestic consumption. ‘We are thus at the mercy of foreign countries, If any- thing of a political nature transpires abroad calculated to unsettle the public mind and destroy confidence, we feel it through its influence upon prices for our pro- ducts, If a financial revulsion spreads over the whole or any part of Europe, the markets for our products are injured or destroyed, and immense losses fall upon our merchants and prodacets, We have to bear the brunt of every political, fimancial, or com- mercial disaster, which occurs in any and every part of the world. The raw material, for the most important branch of manufacturing, is pro- duced in this country, and we are, therefore, depend- ent upon those countries which consume this staple so largely. If markets for manufactured goods are injured by any revulsion or revolution, the manufac turer can stop his machinery, discharge hia operatives and for a time remain inactive, with the loss merely of the interest on his oapital; and when he resumes, the raw material will be found so much deprosiated that moderate profits are realised, without any materia! smprovement in prices for manufactured goods, The manufacturer is thus more favorably situated than tho producer, The first can raise prices for his fabries by stopping the supply, while the latter has no such al ternative—he must keep on producing, no matter what the price; he cannot discharge his hands and ict his Jand lay fallow, neither can he turn his atteation ex- slurirely to the cultivation of other crop: Tice fe twelve veh VOR BELFAST, IRELAND, WITH DISPaTCHL—TOE first class, fast sailing, coppered and copper faatenad, Al, British ship Constitution, Capt. Neil, burthen, %!) tons, wil With immediate dispatch for the above port, For freight of passage, apply to JOS. McMURRAY, coruer of Pine and South O MERCHANTS AND SHIP MaSTERS—Ta: a _ Warden's Office in at No.l Wall atrwer Rie FLARD ARE, HAIR SEATING, WaTCHEs, &C—PRESH le Birmingham and Sheffield goods, to the ‘t large dealers, at a trifling adva n the sterling list price ‘ves of superior oat Cloth at about importati cl - ‘ teh Movements i Watcher ane 2th Movements—all ry duetion of prices in. Ener: profit, ly JOUN EW CARD {STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.—C. HL. CHAP. man, the original inventer of aspoedy ours of this trouble some malady, is uarantied in two weeks. Orfice. 179 Broadway, 4th story, No cure no pay—terms moderate—roferances givou, SEIGNETTE BRANDY, NOW LANDING.—150 HALF quarterand eighth casks, of the old and gennine brand, land- ink from the brig Lucie, just arrived from Rochelle, and for sate from the wharf, by ‘ST NICOLL & CO., 67 & 69 Front st. RISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY, SUPERIOR TO | any thing in market, and the only pure Mait Whiskey in Ame- rica, for Fale, at (welve shillings fur new Whiskey, 2 per oont over proof, by WILL'AM M. PARKS, Distiller, Seventh avenue. Office 42 Stone street. CARRIAGE LININGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, AND Pinshcs-—Consiantly ‘receiving, by tha latort arrivals, plete assortment of these goods. "Also, colored silk and cot dlvete, and Florencos for Daguereeotypo Casem for sale. by | S.A) MARTNE, Imyorvers and Jobbers, 112 Willism john com ton F.§. atree' Cast or CLOTHING AND FI Gentlemen having smperfinou tee for the aame, by Crem | fait for the subsoriber through office, or otherwise, who wil attend at their residence, Ladiesattonded to by Mra, Lovenstya. J.LEVENSTYN .466 Broadway, upstairs, GASP, ACTION PIANO POR SALE—FROM LOWD'S X celebrated Piano factory, Philadelphia, entirely nev, and & splendi URNITURE—LADIES AND | effects to dispose of, wearing apparel, &e., can obtain nstrument. Willbe sold ata great bareain. May be Pike street, For terms apply to Professor Goorge Bristow. 87 Leonard atreet. REMIUM ION PIANO PORTES, WITH THE Dolee Campara Attachment, with ov without tho Metallic | Frame, ani containing every real itaprovemout, War auted, in all entes, to prove satisfactory, nso money promptly ‘re- | funded, together with all exponses. The D mpand attach: | ment is a new invention, for which tubscribors have | secured letters patent—an improvement which combines mace richness and beanty of tone than ever befure at in the | Piano Forte. This instrament has always boon rexacdod as ol limited powers prior to those improvements by way of a'tict ments, which are but recent inventions, The sft er harp pedal | has heen the principal one to vary the tone—but always chjoo | tionable, by its marring the clearness of the vibrations of the strings, and to overcome which hat hoon he eroat desideratnm with the inventors of the Dolee Campana Attachment, and by whieh this zroat olject is fully attained. It is concriliod by ® | pedal, and produces peculiar qualities and expressions of tone, unlike anything hereto nd, when combiool with the other two. pedals, p lightest shade of als notes. alternating with the cresendo and dimuendo, and musical accenteof any kind which may be desired, in. port Imitation of an orvhesira porformanes, The particular an ties of this now attachment are its clearness, brilliancy, and cney of tone, which falls upon the car with a varpaseing softness, | like the chiming poala of distant bella, “As they roll their notes alos, By bene and breery Warn j and hevee its peculiar naine, * Dolee Campana”—sweet bella, — This Atta tis perfeetly simple, and so constructed that it can be detached from the instrament in afew moments, Tt will not pnt (he piano out of tune, or in any way affict it, excapt at tho will of the performer,’ One of” our Piano Fortes, with | this attachment, received the premium at theiate great State Fairat Budalo, Those wishing to parchas: 1 Pave Forts will | do well to call and hear this now invootion b fore they buy. A | Isrge asror! nent of Piano Fortes, at various prie.s, 6 and 7 om, taves, with Mnsio and Musical Instramanta «f alld cone stantly on hand, BOARDMA* & GRAY, Nor. # and 6 North Poatl, 84 75 Stato streot, Albany. HORSES HAVE BEEN CURED UE Cholie, Cough, and othor diaons # Tattersall’s Heave Powd eniticient fora euro of Reaves, and ad Reware of imitations. UGH & KETCHAM, 119 Palton at, Proopintors, PBLosor iy OF WORMS IN THE SKIN.—MANY YOUNG | Persons, especially those of full habits or who tadulee an nich food, are verymnch aunoyed by the appoarngce of oloskt Pen the sido oF the noes, on the upper lip. the ehiny the 4, Ke. resembling grains of gunpowiler sticking in the the sito or nthe skin is roughly rot, a emalt worn like rotrudes, having a black head, ‘Thos how. | at they are in reality worms, is orcon Thea’ apo'a joved by anundue eennuilntion of the fitty mattor arated fom the blow! for the purpose of ving and this overplis ‘The dust floating in nkea up the porve and eo -orwie @ hores to this groasv anbatanos and Kivon the faws a dirty and disans:- | yo #0 iniversally ro nd the romed: sorted to is not only paintu, bat treqaenily wsolow, Very often th Tdistension of the pores causes inflummetion and | painful pimp ex ‘The only cortain remedy for (his atfescion is. to wash the fuco with warn waterand Qoucaud'a Toatian Batioral hich is also infalbW'e in the removal of tan, frovblos, s . Fedness, pustules, riveworm, morphew, salt rheu Mi saree Ko, besides being d Ilo #'Poudre Subrito'is warrantod to orn t ushnman ais, Gouravd'y Greoian Hair Dye is the dow extant that will positively dye ted.iehteor g Hand wnetangosbie black. Gourami’s Lind Rongs ta doe tened o impart ty pallid chooks the natoral oe of the rose, Jv ienmportanc that th to purchased genuine, Thi mly he dene oy at Ye, Pal y Compand’s Depts 7 Walwer oped bee & i Briel subanianvas layers ase, 9 YY | poUDe Woman, as Cook, Washer, of Troner, in a smal fi ly. WwW y A Aituation as Cook, of to do general housework iaa small pric | vate family, and understands her business perfectly well and has | vie Wane Stee by ing A. 1. D., as thie ANTED A FEMME DE CHA 4! (Preach or Germaa), ho will have no objection to movtha. “Apply at 426 Broome street, eke ANTED—BY A YvUUNG MaN, HAVING S&VERAL ‘Years experiens ein basiness, «situation ia some Mervan~ tile Bonee, or Store, as Salesman or Clerk Aduress “A. T. &.,’ this office, Best of rofcrencon gives. | Wantep-s* A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG ‘woman, & situation as Waiter or Chambermaid in are. syeet le private family Can be seo from 1) till 5 at No. 10 jerth Moore street, Gord eity referenoe given. ANTED, 4 YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO THE G L housework of a priv | None need apply iat “hoes having cod references and fully compotent. Apply, 108 Ham- BR ADWAY, BETWEEN MAIDEN La marly ctrvet. ANYED, IN and street, one or two rooms in the second or third daguerreotype Pumness, must bo on the Address 8'&. @., this story, suitable for the left side hand going up. Fe SaLE—A BLACK HORSE, 1ONY BUILT, CAN trot amile in three minutes, gentle, kind, aud sownd the owner parting with him on agoount of giving up horws apply at private stable, No. 52 Mercer street, WA NTED—4 SITUATION BY 4 MosT RESPECTABLE oung woman, to doChamterwork or qneral houce- small privaie family; the best of reference givan. Ap. atree ANTED—A FRENCH GIRL WHO SPEAKS TOE Lan. age perfeetly, and who is & good seamstress, an: ing to tueatin the onre of children.” “Apply at 43 Bask l6th soot, six doors east of Union Parks Wy anrao—4 dSITUATION AS COOK, WOULD BE WILL. ing to assist im Washing and Ironing; can be seon for two days, at 192 lst avenue, noar 10th street, best city reference can be given. ANTLD—A SITUATION BY A VEUY RESPECIABLE oung woman as Chamtermaid and Washer, or as Coam bermal id and jroner; good city references, Apply at 171 9th stevet, between 2dand Sd avenues, isa ANTED—A SITUATION, TO DO GENERAL Ho SE Wik by a resycotuble girl, with the beat of clty refirences Shoioa first-rate washer and rroner, and can do p'ain cooking. Pleara eall at 60 Carmi fy for two days. ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO MOST tESP& UTABLE Young girls ristors, to iind ehildreo and do eit hou wrk.” The best of testimonials as to charact 1, &e, Apply at 163 3d avenu tb for three or four wi ply ANTED — A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE 19 best of city reference can be given. Apply at 227 21 atree! Betwoen Sth and 9th ‘averues = eid W AST20, BY 4 FIks? RATE COOK, Wao THOR UGH. ly understands her business, a situation, in @ onrding house oF hotel preferred, or whe,e there is help im the kitobeu.— Can te seam, for two days. at 78 Crosby atrost, ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WiTd GUOD RE- ferences, a situativn as Co. k, Laundress. or Chambermaid, bed Se considerable experience in each of the avove. Ad+ dress B,, No 813 Broadway. We ANtED—a SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS Chambermaid and to take oare of Children; she is a good Plain Sewer, aud would make herself generally useful; best of charactor gaven. Apply at 30S Ist avenue, betwoen 16th and 16th tre ANTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. man, who has served as Cook in a hotel in this city, a situation; would have no ubjection to go in a private family; the best of references given. apply at475 Pearl street, Lat flovr, up stairs, Can be seen for two days, WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, She is an excollent wash: r sud Jroner She would be willing to travel with a lady, as she is noat in her person, Undoubted city reference can be given. Apply at No. 6 Marion street, near Broom: WARTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WoMAY, A situation ae Chambermaid, and assis: in Washing aud Lroas ing, of, to do the heusework of v small private fam' iy; boat of city refere: cescan be given, Plenary call at 1921 g reet, oat the Bowery, or apply by note, pos? paid; oan be roe for two daya, ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO VERY RESPECTA- ble girls, as Cooke, Washers acd Troners and do general hovrework. ‘Tho best of testimonials as to oharacter, &, “Apply. 2222laterreet, betweon Sth and Mth avenue, Can be seen for two jays. OWRKY THEATAE.—GEVEFIT OF Mi. WALDON- tober 11th, will be peetormod Bivcrag doant, Sane dite Cade Mi J. taylor. and eri To Hector Mr. Titton; Cape Ki Doors 25 cenw: Pit, OWEKY THEATRE.—BSNEFIT OF I. P. WALDRON, ‘Treasurer, on W Y next, October 11, 184% wren will be repeated the grand romantic’ drama. of 'ROOKWOOD.— Dancing by Signore Clocoa and iquor Neri, with a further com- Meotens pepe woncarent te anne ; and in wi jon Mary if, G. F. Browne, wi cules strength of the company, will perform. HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Chatham.— Wedne: Evening, Wctaber 10, will be sented the of CROSSING HE LIN E-—-Woavecman Weer: J Tol Hiteh; . Salar von Seen, Bi Barke; fF Taylor; Rotel do. Gurgh, es To bo folowed by MH, MACGREEDY® Or a Star at'cho Opera Howse—Mr. Hamlet, Mr, Chantrau; Mr. Maogrved; ‘ice B. Mastayer: Lady Macbeth, Mes Wotan, ©. Burke; Besty, Mies B. To conclude with the MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW Tobia, Mr, C. Burke; Mr. YORK—Mooe Mr, Chanfran; Captain Mestayer so Does et 6), performance ¢ py ECBASICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, betw-on Graud ‘and Broome strests, commenced on Monday, Ootober 24. and will continue every night until further notice —Seoond eek of the it The original id woll- known CBRISTYS. MINSTRELS, (organi ip 1a) whose con- certs in this city, for s period of ten montns, were recelv- ed with such distinguished favor and patronage, “have ‘he honor of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen of New York and vicini jt ill give @ series of their popular Concerts, Intredacioge varlaly of thelr ‘oriainal Songy: Chorunsos, Charas: teristic Dances, Ke, Admission 26 oats, open at7. Com glock, An Afternoon Concert eve cert will commence Bt So’clock, P. M., under the management Saturday. oommench ani e'on of B. P, NBR beeanway, cine NEAR SERING STABEC ohn Tryon and Corporal Thompson, ore —O ponip, ight) Monday, Oct. , 184K—The scenes in tho oirclo will be. sou ‘fn-dalmost exclusively to Equestrian and Gymnastic Exeroines, enlivered by the drotleries of the well koown jestors, Mr, Alex- ander RockWell, the American Clown, and Mr. &. Williams, the Evglish Grotesque, Bi Master, Mr. Whitby, from Rnalish Aumphitheatres,. Monday Eveaing, the entertainment will com- nvence with a fall dress entree, entitled the *Retarn of the Greoka.” ‘To be followed by Athletic Games by the British Avrobate Horse, manship Daneing, 0 &e. Boxes 50 conta; children under 10, to boxes, 26cents, Upper boxos, 25 cents. also, an afternoon performance at 2 o'oloek. this day, (Wed: emlay.) FT 0 BXHIBITIONS—GRAN D COMBINATION OF BAN, ington’s Sacred Dioramgs ‘of the Croat:onof the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge. Ala , twenty two magniticent Scriptural Faintiugs by Mr. Baker, of + ondon ; each one contain ing about 100 square {vot of canvaas—-the whole co the most beauaful and interestingexhibitions ev America, ‘the Creation, Fall of Man, Judg-nent ot the J E>pulsion from Paradis, Death of Abel, Evening be: luge, ‘the Deluge, God's Covenant with Noah, Destruction of 80- dom and Gomorrah, Daughter of Pharaoh Finding Moses, The Seventh Plague, Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, Moses Breaking the Tables, Pall of the Walls of Jerio!o, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &e., t&o.—now exhibiting overy wight this week, and Wednesday aud -aturday afternoons, commer cing at three o'clock, at the splendid now Hall, 306 Broadway, over Stoppant's Bathe.” HANINGTON’S entirely new Grand Soriptural Dio- ramasof the most magnificent Spectacle ever witnhased in New York——\'reation of the World and the Deluge, assisted by power: ful instruwental accompaniments. Six Days of the Crestion.— Scerery and Incidente—Chaos, the First Day, Tho Firmament, the Secon?s ay, Dry Land, Herbage and Fiowers, Third Day, Sun Moon and Stara Fourth Day. Crontion of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden of Eden— Adam acd Eve, With the complotion of the labors of the Crea- tion, thu first part of the exhibition closes Part2—Grand Diore- ma of the Deluge. Tickets 25 cents; children half price. Doors open at 7—curtain riser at Ro'elock. ES ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YUUNG WOMAN, A situation as Dressm: Ker avd Seamstress: is a goo fewer: }4 willing to make hersalf generally useful; if re(uire do chamber work, Please call at 10) Suffolk atrect; can bo seca for two days, A4NTED PLACES —A LARGE ASSORUM«N TOF SEL family Ser are wanting situations atC, Mi offices, 139 Bowery, and 424 Broadway. Terms yearly, sa tion 50 ets, otherwise 25 cts N.B —All servanta sont from 'S axe warranted honest, wittiout extra charge, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOU VG woman, as Chambermaid, Washer, or Ironer, or ts do general housework of x small private family. “Can have the ist city reference from her late employer. Apply at 273 Second front room, third floor, ithe Lad ree VANTLD—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, ¥ a situation to do Chamberwork: has no objection to avsist in waiting it required, in a respigcrable private family. Bost of oity refirences ean be given froufher last place, Plage eall at No. 97 Sth Avenue. be seen far two days, ANTED—100 AMERICAN AGENTS TO SELL AN IM- _ Draved edition of Welly’ Lawyer and Wnited States Form Book, in the Eastern and Western St he most sale able Form Book ever publishe',” Agents can make at least $1,000 & year in selling it, 99 Nagsau street, Herald Bu'lding. JOUN C.WELT, 3 a - ANTsD—BY A R@SYRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do the Chamber work, assiat in Washing and Ironing, in a swall respootable private family: iawilling to make herself’ useful if required | Tho boat of ci:y referonces oan be kiven, Please to call at 1624 New streot. Can be soon for threo lays, if not suited. fs WeAntED— 4 PERSON TO TAKE AN EQUAL SARE in a moss importagt invention to be pat A patent foran article tor the sam tse was sold for $40,4N), $25) wil buy ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P, T. BARNUM, Proprietor—"', Hitohoock, Manager. -Splendid Porform- Ances every afternoon at 3 o’cloek, any every evening at half Past seven.’ Tho Manager has the’ pleasure of announcing the mostextraortinary wonder in creation, Major Littlatinger, hold- ing the same relation to tho famous Léllipa tian that the little finger dove to tho thamb. He is ten yoars old, only twenty-four inches high, and weighs only thirteen pounds. ie may be son every morning from 10 to ary 12 o'clock; in the afternoon from 2 till half-past 6; and in the evening, frgm 7 till 10. In addi tion, the manager has Also engaged Great Western, the famous Yaukee Comedian. the Sable ‘Brothers, Miss Emma Leslie, vocal- st, three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant or Mammoth Raby Enormous Boa Copsteictor. Admission to the whole, including Museum Performances, Little Finger, &e., 256 cents; children un- der ten years of ageand old enough to walk alone, 123, canta, Ro- served front seats. one shilling extra. ALLOON ASCENSION, FROM Ti FROM THE VAC ner of Prince street and Broadway, (formerly Niblo's Gar don.) DR, ©. MORRILL begs leave i0 announce thas he will take his Sixth Balloon Ascension, at $34 o’eluek, on tho afternoon of this day next; October 1th, in his Afriat Car, the con kazle.” Doors open at 1 o'clock, w mencen. During the interval sever! small Balloons will « Low prices of admiasion—Boxes &) conta: Circle 2 half price, Fire Works in the Bvening. ‘hero will bo & most splendid exhibitin of Fire Werke, under the dire mot Me, Edge, ryrotochnist, of Jersey City, on the evening of the sane day, at ‘the same place, when Dr. Morrill will rottira and give a description of his Auial tour. Tickets to the fire Works, OAT RACKS AT E GARDEN, IN CONNECTION with the Fair of th oan Institut), —? 8 will ba Paid to the snecessfnl competitors in the take place on Monday, the ith instant, at A Stiver Cup. worth $15, to four cared boat Jong: 24,4 Silver Cup, worth #10, to two over 22; dd. A Silver Medal, to worked for tree months immed pair sculls; 4th, A Silver Medal, over Hi eet ir soulte, boats not than 1 feot 8 to the rac ove half, Terms, half chsh, and half in threo and six montha, Address “J. W.” (603 Houston street; letters, post-paid, will sweet with prompt attention ANTED—BY a AGSPECTABLE YOUN WO#aAN, livedi her Int situation for seven. years: the be given. door on the © ANTED—A SITUATION aS GROOM O8 COAUHMAN, by a young man Iately from Ireland, who has lived for @ ber of years in that cay acity with ono of the hest families in at country. The best of reference given. A note addreseed to the fice, for PETER HICKEY, will moet with immediate xt WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A VV situation as plain Cool, and to h Ip with the Washing and Leming, cr to do general hotsework ia a sinall private funy. She has the best of city reference from her last Please to call nt 152 Wooster street, in the roar of first hy for two €nys ED, BY A MAN Wi A‘ votly understands Migibusiness ; who hast vot four yours in hie last place, and can give: good recommendatios ote ee p nae and oa cs ommendations. A note A ‘ABLE PERSON WANTS A SIT 4X Houseke por and Lady's M care cf ebildren, who feels ences. A note addressed to Payer, will meet with attentiog, oO is a? ae aaa. a PTO MERCH We oatLORg—WANTED, A SITUATION AS & Bushelman, by asteadyasobor man, who perfectly und» stands the business, A note aftrested W.'L., Heraid Oifice, shall beattended to, eeruewe WITH BREAKFAST OOMS FUR SINGLE G td Tea, tnay be bad ais? Beckman atrvet. The we ota ed, bath gratia. “References exchi ‘ tof city refers ease call at 2ith s.reat and Sixth avenue, two days, AMAN’S SITUATION WAN’ TIO |, or Sompstzera, and to tuke Compoten®, and can give ei rome, 4 Jett & tho offioe of this PS.—MAPS OF THE WORLD 5x4; North Amerion, 5x4: South Sad; Afcica, 5x4; all handsomely pocket maps and guide books tthe map store, No. 163 Falton ether: For si street ED BUNTLINE’ 14 OF THIS PAPER WILL Tt contains a bitter dose for ty of he NOR 8aLB—A LAGE Years old, perfeotly sound and kind; also, aa Expos Wagon, vearly new, togetbor with a Harnosy” Will bo sold ot forcast. Tonio of W. L. TALL, 18 Chatham sqaure, VCKING BIADS—TWO SPLENDID BIRDS, FIVE singars 18 months old, ean by had of Mrs. HALRMAY OS, bird Depot Clinton Market, foot of Canal strosi, if applied for immed ately, Mit STONES.—THREE RUNNERS AND TWO BED Stones, second hand, for sale low, Apply coruer of Tilary and Gold streets, Brooklyn, Is8 WANKGARET WISKEMAN HAS THE HONOR TO IN- form tho Ladies of New York, that ehe has opoued a Fane} Work Estatlishment, at No. 671 Broudwey, and solicits thoir Kind patronage. E/MSROIDERIES LACK VEILS. &o—PRCRR ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, lias just received from auction, and will be sold considers bly under tho importing prices, the following Go Embroiacred Collars; Chomizettes, and Cuffs; Embroi ed Reviere, Hemstitehed, and Tape bordered Cambric Handker. chiefs Voile. BAZAAR IS ABOUT TO BE OPENED IN BROAD- way, after the style of the London aud Paris bazaars. A few sections: f « ter sre still to rent, at a reasonable pric Te is bel. oved that ho a very eligible place for cho sale of every description of Fancy Gonds, as the attractions whioh are secured will insure on extomrive inflax of visitors daily. Pio: goods of any description poll, will be exhrbitea free, and sold on a small comm trsinn, A very fine Corser Window is also to rout Apply to the director. J. FLETCUER, $23 Be: OUCE OF REMOVAL—UBsDEL to notify their nnmerons friends aud th that they have removed f streets, to the store No, 52 Mossrs. A. Arnold & Co also, choive assortment of Demi, and loog Black Lacs corner of Ai Lap hony. 1K3UN BEG public onerally the corner of Canal and Mero.r nal street. formerly ooonpied by one dorr teota their old stant) Theit provont stock of Fall “ks, Shawls, Cloaks, Vizettas, Monnos, ur als, househceping goods, Ke, Kou ix very extensive fu aed will be found on inspection well worthy of the attention of purchasers, barns < BAWEY'S WONDEREUG rarcoPaBaous, 1 Compound, fy now Selinowloaged by thotaands itdaily, to be the ovly remedy to to restor has falten off 0, ume cray hnir, to onto and remove every appoaran danse fi from the hair, and to keep tle avd gloasy state, yet froo from all oily a d groaay appoaran From th ork Express — Me coufident’y assivee teal m tien iat the best und cheapest article for the human Barry's Trivopherons; it is sold in large bottles, price o 5 © pal office, 1 From ¢ hows Lnown Agents Inoelp the erupgi DICAL OF FICE—DX. JOHN SUN, 16 DU. sar Chatham street, so woll len Frtetisioner in Now York, im tho tin bo Dootor’s reparation for ski have existed for years, { pon the body, of in the ef tho lors, effectually ented. ret habit indulged ia ama and wightly emissio in four days, ation from businesa, NB STREET mi9t sneonsst cof venereal disoass tod cagew Ui trieture, aleor ine in the head ané ositively preven eroury, Noalveration Us? PUBLISHED.—DR, BOSCWICK'S GREAT WORK and Leoturos on V i, and other affections of the Unt Bary Orgtna, 1830 pages qnartd. This ia the most co v plete peas tical work of the king over tamed It comtalne 87 on. grevings, which delineate thin otana of @iseases (utmivably: 40 wood ing known about the modera treatraent Arfolly reoorded, and all tho most ap nd formulas have heom given. For ealo at 1m, 222 Bro and of the anthor, OM Ri +9, + Bia work on oglf abase, 21 pagas, 4 ow ins lig wink hinds ws young men, Pelee $l; for sale seabeve, ror rudder, Entries ut the desk of the ire the day of the races. ROSSING THE aLP3—TiIs hy Delaroche,just painted, ie open to the public ina tional Acatemy of Design, ‘This great painting is extent, and is Considered by the Parisian critics the chet of its author, clerk, ag@nstle Gaston, RBaT ORE 1 class's of the American Musical Institai, are held-on every Wednoslay and Friday evenings, in the Brooklyn Institute, and are now open for new pupils. "Terms fir gentlemen $l, aud for ladies 82 per quarter, in advance, No charge afcer the first yea H, MELGG §, Prinoipa EW MUSIL BALL AND ASSEMBLY HOU MS, CHINESE Buildings 53) Groadway, formerly the residence of Joha Costar, Bs| —Teis uiagnificont sffimsion is now being extent- ed from Broadway d_will be complotet on or before November #) and Concert room will be 125 Seer leng, 50 wide, and 25% high, built exproseiy wita reference to the full deveiopement of somi2, 294 ligh ted, heated anu Tt Jated on the moat improved modera prinaiples. Tho spring floor is on the newly invented plan adopted in Europe, wh oh is unri- Volled tor its olastionty. Cho sup rb Costar parlors, form the Dressing and Kecop ion rooms, and will be furnished in the most costly and luxvrions style. The sapper “Lall will be over che ou Room, Lire of similar Te ais Pmepoe gi ining “1 @ cotinary purposes, af @ utmost facility for sapniesenapss sod ta, fro Musie Hall is capahle Of Having OOiuiviaDy tar p= SOPH it will be fitted upin the most elegant aud ree ierche ma. oet, and s new Grana Pianoforte vy one of the most celebrated makers, will remain permanently iu the rooms The establishment will open on Saturday evening, Nowmber 2th, who the Phitharmoufe Soolety will give thoi {inst Concerc this season. ‘The rooms may now bs pra ongased tor Balls, Concerts Sacred Concerts, Loctires, ke, by applica. tion to the undersigned, at his remdence si Lenard strech, GEO, HOPMAN ANDREWS, Bole tes ANCISG AND WAL) N2—WkS A LANNAY UAV. ing a part ofher time disengaged, would be hapoy to enter into engngewents to teach in families and schools in New York and vicinity, Mrs. L. would inform her Srooklyn yatrons thather elades there will commence Ocs, 2!et at M atagne Uw! Court street, (near the junctioa with Fulton.) anys of {near tion, Wednesday and Saturdays, commonoing at !5 past 3 o'clo. Masters under fiftean will be received. A month y soicee, axe sively for pupile and their parents. AM tho fashionable dances Will be tauzht and tho utmost attention paid to the goacral vor portinent of thove placed under inatraction, Mrs. Launay revurns hor thanks for the patronage hervtofor bestowed, aud solicits continuance of favor, Applications ma: 6 Grovuwich ave hve, Hear Ams sireet, will be attended ts, DAXeikX@— ibe Paving Academy of Paria, hus the honor forming the pablie that ehe will open four differvnt classes, to guit the oorveniens of her pupils—one up town in Bradway, onoon tho Third Ave nue, ouein Groon strost, betweon Waverly ond Clinton Pla and the orhor at her residence, 74 Leonard st. Mile, PD. wil civo inttruction in all the different branebes of dancing. For information as to the days, hours and terms, apply to Mlle. P. D, at any Lour during tho day. PR ATE DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, AT 56 Bond street,—Mr. Soaring’s classes will commence on Sw tniday, Getoter 14. All the new dancer, Redowa, Mazourka, Polka, Callatin's walt, vaste waltios, Me, aro taught without extra barge. "Ube perormenes will eomonee with the SORMCAN i will commence wi GIRL—Thacveus, Mr Reeves, Devilzhoof, Mr. Sequin Cant Arviaim, br. Leach: Picreseia, Me, Holman; Arbus, Mra Se- ‘Quéen of the Gipsies, Mrs Phillips; Buin Mes L:herwood. de with the faree of AN OBJKCT OF INTSRKST— Wr, Sydenham Simmorton, Mr Baker Major Hiderbrand Cal ven, Mr. Bernard; Me Marmaduke Primrote, Mr, @. Antrows; kre hrever Vernon. Mrs. Abbot or Cnlverin, Mrs. erword. Dress ctzele, dey evening, Oct, 1 Jurt—Mr. Ones * 1 be performed the farce of MX. Le . Onesiphe joi, 3 jo F. Ouesipiorent Lob) Mr. Brow Mt it, &r., Mr, Bawiii ‘Mr.Grace; Mi tamontemar, Vernon. After whi NEW YORK IN. SLICES— Mz, Graball, Mr, Grace: Towbins, Mrs. . To eonels Mra. A. Kniebt” Prices of admission—Di ‘and Parquet, 50 etx; Family Cirele or Second Ter, 25 eta. Doors open at half. Dast 6, curtain to rise at 7 me NBO STOK PLACE, BROAD WAY.—FOURTH NIGHT ot the engagemant of Mr. Macready, who will appear as hing tear, Wednesday Evening, Oct will be performed the tragedy of KING LEAR—Leur, Wr Muocendy; Kent, Mr, Ryders Pagar, Mr. Vandenhot, Edmond, Mr. C. W. Clarke, Cordelia, Mite Wey men; Goneril, Mra. M. Jonow Rezan, G, Chapman. Ts ecnolade with the farce of &. P.. Or, THE MAN AND TUE TI GEA—*plesher, Wr. W. I. Crip; Bob Buckskin. Mr. T. Placid: Susap Startle, Mrs. Cramer; Crape, Mies dora. Doors open at *¢ before T—eommoncing at % past? Boxes and Purquotts $1; A phitheatre, ) ents. ITOHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE — WEDNESDAY evening, Oct, 11, the entertainments will commence with a comie draws, entitled GRIST TO THE MILI—Tio Prince ds Conti, Mr. Arno.d; the Marquis do Kichoville, Mr. Nickingon ; Frazeine, Miss Clarke, Alter which, & musical extravaganza, tated HEKO AND LEANDER Launder, Mins Yary Gannon; Suleyman Agha, Mr. Nickinson ; Hero, Min Roberts: Davy nee, Mr. Arnol rethnsa, Miss Nickinson. after which » ward original sketch ontitiod WHO'S GOT MACRKEADY ?— tain rises at 736 o’clook. T JAELE.—GRAND I § On Wednesday evening, by the cv elrated Gorman Musical ir. Macready, M1 lickinson. To conclude with the far ¢ Faire TO THE RACES! ir. Jeremiah Twiddle, Mr, Liol- D INSURUMENTAL CONCERT. Society, former'y of Joseph Gung! Vapello, ‘The above cumpany, somiiling ti porteontin ime toaeertelin Belo and Cake m, have heen unpreceden'edly sucessful, beg respectfully to inform the ladies and gentlemen of New York, aud rnetally, hat they will give thelr Socond Graud G n eday evening, the 10th inst., on which occasion a of the heat composers will be intruduce?, They will also give their Third and Fourth Grand Concerts on Wednesday and Fri- be had at the music stores and hotels, Concert to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Doors epan. at7. Agent for the company, H, Reich, The above Company will ivéa grand Concert on Monday evening in Brooklyn, Particu- willbe duly announced, AGICAL SUIREES—aT THE NEW ROOM, 332 BROAD. way, next door above the Broaiway Theatre —Sicnor Miacteni and Madame Levasseur, continuo to give their vet beautiful Soirecs, interspersed with the most astonishing experi mentain popular Magic, Clairvoyance, and an exh‘bition ot the Diaphanous Tableaux, or Magic Pictures’ which @ been re ceived with unbounded applause by fashionable and dolightod ‘sudiences, and to which has just been aided a correct view of the ‘agcent. acd perilons descent of Mr, Gypson's balloon, at London, ec cents, Doors open ai 7, commence at }¢ pwt7 o'oloe! BAhVsebs PaNokaita HALL, NO. ove BROADWAY, Sdjoining Nibl's old Gatder.w lire open on Mouday, the 10th Getober, with a magnificent Fansrama and Diorama of the BOM. BARDMENT OF VERa CRU: by the U. ited Beater forces — ‘The first weno isin the Guit of Mexico ; mou of-war are next seen sailing majestically along, until they arrive opposite the city of Vera Cruz. splendid Pavoramic View of the City. Magnite cent Night Scone, and arrival of the U. 3. brig Somera, on tho dlockading rervice. English ships of war Endymion, Daring. te, and otber foreign vessels aie coon at anchor, when Lieutenant Farker, with Hynson, Rogers. and a boat's crew leave tho Somers, and are seen to row tothe Endymion ; and as soon as darkness favors ther,they leave that ship, and are observed rowing towards the Castle of St Juan d’'Ulloa, “They are r ext seen boarding the Mexican brig Creo'e, which had run the blockade the day betore, and was now safely moored to the very walle of the enstl crew little dreaming of the fate thatawaited chem, They eccue the crew, take them prisoners in their boats and sot the brig on fire, They thon row back to the Somera, having performod one of tho mort daring feats of vator ever recorded in history. The flames aro sevp toarisn, the sentry is alarmed, the caatio drums beat to arma—but too Inte—the gallant Americans have done their duty too well and the brig soon becomes envelopod in flames, and finally blows up, ‘This seve and the following are the most life- like ever seer: in apy exhibition in the world. 4 storm arises; the aca Lecomesrough,and the* omersis seen heaving alwutuntilahestrikes and Locomes a complete wreck on that terrible const, ono of tho gullart spirits fHynson, and halt the orew being drowned in tha’ dresdtul gale. The boats from the Krdywion and the other toreign vessels proceed t (he wreck and reauo the remainder of tle crew, ‘The next view ia the arrival of Goneral Soutt fa a, steam: er, to reconnviue the place, ‘they enter the harber, and finally return to the anchorage ground witkont receiving damage. The ships-ofwar, transports, stearwers and qun-roaty are next soon te areive oppesite the cit of the vessels nearest the apesta- ton of great inagniiude, and are crowded with soltiers and sailors. Everything is moving: aud is the nearest representation of nature ever seen in the United States. ‘Lhe tryopa are then or- dered into tho euri-boats, and a landing is effected at eunsct. The howiteors, cannon, &e and the bombardment com- mences, ‘The dioramic’ elect by daylixht and. by night is truly Imagnitiest, siving un opportunity for the mont beautiful day and night effects and grand pyrotechnic displiya~ fiting of shell-, ean- non, &e, bursting of #iolls as they fall into the city. ~ Real can. non, loaded and tired by mechanical tizuresiaa triumph in the art of mechanism reserved for one Now York artizans, to aecotnplish, ‘The city and castle surrender ; the colors are presented to Soueral Scott and suite, the victorious army enters the hiMers tn prege nuble city and caste, and the United Stata flag wgves tri day evenings, Tickets 5) cts, Phantly irom th cattle and forte, under a goyeral aa ute. The whole fs the work of native artists and artising. sasdfs got up on a scale of magnitude hit-ort# unknown in the Uniwwdf&tates, No fentation of the deeos of the citizens and phe Hall, wh is the largest in York, will be renovated, sy cof eCity. The soeuen gle an officer of volunteers eved through théean a pupil of Thalberg, will preside at the piano-fge of harmony will have a musical treat ag wellauta qh rotec expense has beon spared to bring before ap ile of any in | nic aud dioramic exhibition. An overture will p thie porforman and muic between the part revets 50 gantgy ginidven halt Doors open at 7, and the onrtain rises & y jaibicion on Wednesday and Saturdsy afternoons ANORAMA UF TAYLO: the Min: ‘aylox it ia fr 4 vougruight xb xlibitiong on Blast . Adipiasiin,'25 conta, Na oharwe for Aonwintiys 1 s90n Jgnva the RT& CO'S. EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN folio, A M., vintid cat | painting | quarter before 8 o'slock, —atterne Sad Saturday, commen #OSES—WEIN'S Sali OF ROSES WILL BE md on Oct. ILth, at 11 o'clock. All those who, 94 1 to attend. aw 24th street and 2d avenue. FL R conti Yet, have not Leon supplied, they will dow as there are some very fine roves to offer, ‘t. PLAT ANCTIUNESR.—HAROWARS, CUT. tency guods, &e,, this day, at 10 Tom, 23 Platt street, consisting of 6! and and closet locks brase- gu. ‘wood screws, compasses, bullet moulds, iron eq es, bras id ard draw locks, coach wrenet e 'd ladels, brass knob bariel bolts, ivory and box rules, measuring tanes, tea bells Jae poned end bronzed ponder flask, tin'd iroa table aod basting Trwous, brace and bits, tne apring and twmbler.ohest and cup- Woard ices cloak pins, pencils. mathamagical instraman’ and till looks, sim ‘wrought tacks, files, taper do. twine, brass kgttles auger bitte, marbior, hammers, Ko. Also, 2 caves city made brushes, a com: plete assortment. " Also, 1,000 dor. table kuivedjand f rks, wood, handles; and 50) $B. The sale will juantity of aadlory hard: o logues at the tham, white bone, cocos, black tip, and a carde'por het and pen knives, scissors, commence at 10 o'cl+ck preoisely, with ware. viz., hames, bridle bitte, buckles, auction rocm, i H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-FALL SALE_OF SPLENDID |e Barrer ee —Henry i, Leess , Oot. 1th, at the ware tome 4 Breadway. the fall and comp ete geg: of that well known establishinent: consie ing Seoawoul ad pias pacer suite of furniture, of the ality, bot#of m> terial and make. Bui ahoataa, Wash stands, Cord tables, tables, Chal otenvon of merehants and others, short 1 dict arly equested. as the assortment is neo ypuill tv, would do well to at as the Ny found in tablishi boxing. AT! ao0%e deli i approved ; Cats now ready. UCTION NOTICK.—EXE RS’ SALE. ort 10 o'clock. in ‘che O.d Church, cor. Wiliam and Prenke fort styeots, will b the personal and ‘other eflocts, late tho property of Mr, J. Clarke, deceased, Messrs, Masterjon aud Smith, Gyeenters, Also tho articles remaining of the lates. Hamuond, tragediany a splendid gold hunting wateh, einmond ring, ci, and numerous valuable wearlog apparel, &c.&e, THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. BY lOSEhH BEGRMAN,, avetiosnea —ravRspay, Oct, 12th, at 1 o'elock AM, at the Sales Room, No. 40 Fu'ton street, Brood lyn, a general assortment of Purnit,,te, cou- sisting in part cf Sofas, Bureaus, Bor Ta lea, Chis; ts, Cras dies, Carpets, Beds, and Mutirvesee, Oil Clowh, Looking’ Glasses, Crockery, ke. EW YORK HORSE BAZ)A 31 CROSBY STRRET. ‘Auction saloa of Bows, Carriuges, Harness, Sa This Day, Weduesday, 11th inst, at 11 o'lock, with ose, ke., and at 12 o'clock, with a extalorue of Horses, aT J. H, GATFIELD, Proprietor. STRICTURE OF THE UKETHKA—HYDROVELE, VARI- 9 cccelo, and all analogous complaints, with thoir caueos, symp tema, and treatment, are plainly treated of in Dr, Dixon's sdmni rable work On Diseares of the Sexnal System, eighth edition, 275 panos Tt has received tho highest commendations of the medical f partins entrust pactionlars, apply tent to ensure the contidenes and approbario ing their children to his oa at No 267 Broadway. Ss‘ NeOL FOR YOUNG LADIES—TIIS SCuOOL 18 Lo. 9 cated ina charming village not far distant from New York. Every advantace is hero offered to facilita oral valeurs and intellcotaal improvemont of the pupil while heavy ex ponses are avoided. Sarnts w place their daughters from howe aro respect twoen the hours of 10 of the teachers oan he rehool ebtaired: \ RENCH 1 sical edne hours, will be happ quire, F. D,. ot ¥. Job S—A PRENCA GEN PLEMAN OF CLAS brought up in Paria, having some Teisi 0 devote thi tew private Milhans. 183 Broadway, FRENCH LADY, HAVING LONG F the artof teaching. offers hee porvicos as nob and Spanish La guages, either 9 10 oe oF 10 Schools fur young ladies, oe privately co individ Mro P.. Herald Gmeo, GENTLEMAN WHo DEVOLES Ais TIME TO GIVING instruction im tho Prench Langusge, is desirous to eos. do woth a family, (if possible, ia tho aoper pret of the sity.) wio would consider his tuition ag an equivalent for his toard. The nics Fespeetaole references will be given, Addruss to A. Bat tio eftee of This paper. TNE DAME FRAN ERIENUG IN achor of the Boarding Adttee ISB, CONNAISSAN ture, telle que p robes, nodes, linger! dons un magesin comme premiere out on pour le Sud; ou dans wo samulte, pn Sodresser 0) ¢ mity street. ANISH LANGUAGE—A W ‘andy, qualified to teach pr obtain pupils in private fam.ties, or olasses, ins For in formation, or testimoniale of eber T ay ens, eho rofers to L, Maria Child, Thira atreot, No 3), Alex, Cotheal 33 Fourth # 10 49 Wator strodt; Pruners Go». Shaw, E John Hopper. B: Wail s reet, QCPHCK OF TOE NEW YORK GAS Ligat courayy, jotober 9th, 1843, Tho President and Dirsotors have this lay declared ® dividend of four avd one half por cent on the Ca pital Stock of this Company, for the six onding tat Angnst last. Payable to the Steokholders on and afcer Wednesday tho Ist November next. The transfor book will be clowd from the dvi inst to that da order RITT, Sooretary, CLE AIR OF TAK AMERICA N INSTITUTE—OR. 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DE Raven. auraon or RACTICAL PAtVATE Treat i Mice hours # to 12 M,6to9 P.M, (Send pply in the earl stages will by surprieed at and little inconventenoe attending thotr cure, Tt is chieily, howover, thowe who havo vate fored from n certain clase of people, who ean properly appreciate his vervieca. In stricture, from its test, or incipient to ite more advarcod and cistressing stages, (Irom nncommon advantages and a very oxteusive practice,) he can afford a rapid, casy, radical cure, whivh, hu has ground for stating, cam iv obtained Dey street, where ho can bo consulted on all Private Disoas- ‘OR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED [11S OFFICE TO 61 fr vource in America, The most obstinate yield to his mode of treatment, which is on the Non-Merearial System. 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Phillips, of procuring a land Warrant, (the property of Charles White, a discharged soldier.) with « forged power of attorney, to whind, it was alleged Samuel Stettinius and Samuel (. Knel- ler were parties, was resumed to-day. It will be recollected that three weeks ago the ox amination was commenced before Justice Van Tyne, then continued till the 2tst of September; and, in consequence of circumstances requiring the absence of Mr, Bradley, one of the counsel for t'e accused, further continued until now. The defence then set up, (end in support of which witnesses testified) was thata man calling bimself Charles White, came into the office of Stettinias, where Phillips transacted bu- siness, and entered into @ negotiation with him for the of the warraut |! was not pretended that the Charies White—regarded asthe true representa- tive—who had testified, was the man who disposed of his‘‘notification,” but that it was one of name ame, or a counterfeit Justices Van Tyne, Down and Purcell upon the bench. Counsel for the United States, Messrs. ae clifle and Turney; for the defenoe, Messrs, Hellen and Bradley Mr. Ravetires remarked that the United States Propored to throw this care open entirely, They de- sired that the court take thy greatext latitude, and go into the examination ofevery fact and circumstance. They would ditpense with the teehnical rulee of evidence, which uid be applicable strictly in court of final adjuaication If those naesnsed should be able to vindicate their characters from the charges made against them, no one would hei! the event with more pleasurabie emotions than hir Mr Bursocry, for the defence, said that the ral evidence were founded on the basis of common 4: If they should be dispenred w th no one could foresm the confusion and conrequences to whiel i) wonld lead; and for this rearon, he ohj-cted to the proposition made by the opposite counsel Mr. Basptey.—! understand that the United Sates has clored. Mr. Raven Sir. Mr. Bravcey,—Then we'll ree wh ther the: any witnesses formerly summoned, and not thea exaniand, Tintend to stick ‘up for the rights of the perious pro secuted, Mr. Rape.irerr.—And we intend to do the wr for our tide We expect it of you. Wr. Bradiey; and train a knowledge of your past course, we know you #.! do it. Justice Purcete.—The United States will no com- mence where they left off [After a pause} Mr Rai» cliffe, why don’t you procved wth the cuse Mr. Rapctuiree.—Jndge Willicms has not eome fo; I am arranging the papers of that gendeman, In the course of afew minutes. Judge Willian: of «the Land Office. entered the court room, Sundry papers were, at the former examination, called for by the counsel for the defence, and now they were present. They were the orders that were pre tented by Phillips, signed by an X, and which indy the Commissioner of the Land Office, to require thas land warrants shall be del! dito avents only on the precentation of a power of attorney, as testified to by Judge Williams. Mr. Braptey, after looking at the papers, returned? them to Mr. Radcliffe, saying that he could not reo how they could affect the case. Mr. Ravetirre remarked that he would submit the papers to the court, that they might decide whether they should be submitted in evidence. Mr. Heiien opposed the admission of the papers. The Court decided that they, relating to a o different from that of Charles White, are not dence. Judge Wittiams was examined, and his testimony was to the effect that “ notifications,” when returned to the Land Office, aro filed away. Mr. Braptry.—Do you ever send warrants to the wreng person? Judge Wiitiams —I think, ont of thirty thousand, probably eight or ten were mis-sent, Last week one was returned by Corcoran & Rigws Mr. Brapixy.—Do you recollect one or more to Mr. Stettenius? Judge Wittiams.—He produced one or two. Mr. Bxavcey here produced a paper, signed by the Commissioner of the Land Office, showing that two lard warrants were sent to Mr. Slettinius, tarough mistake, and that, on the 23d of September ho return- ed them. Mr. J. W. Bronoven, an agent for claims, was pat upon the stand. Ile was asked ubout the custos of purebasing ‘“notifications.”’ (from the pension ofllee, acquainting the soldier that his business bas been set tled, and that he can obtain his warraat by gotug to the jand office } Mr. Bravtey objected to this kind of testimouy a Mr. Ranctreve replied, insisting that it should | ived, to show improbability of Me. Phillips par- chasing a notification from ® stranger, at six o’e in the evening. ‘ Mr. Braouky said that Mr. Phillips purchased ap ex of attorney, which enabled him as lawtully to obinin the warrant, as if the perron who Figned it. bad ap plied himself at the land offi Thew rf in purchasing, cow'd not app Mr. Hertxy followed upon the same side, av — Not closed by a dozen witne soa, the ‘ite ne Mr 10+ nough :—liave you ever b ordo you Know wheber “itisqustomary to purchase land warran inusly to thelr b “wn from the Land Offe Mr. hay Ou the s-examie pation. f d known persons taking m power of attorne # land warrant before it was ieeued; be wou otifle cation merely. for the reason that it ‘was porsible that a soldier mbt have the notification in bis hand. aad the warrant itrelf in his pocket; there was great davger, He had been engaged in the business of proveenting claims for three months, and had pur- chased a few warrants for other individuals. an. naa been consulted by other agents in relejion to subject. K. W. Latham (banker) was rejuested to take t stand ; but it was ascertained that he was not pre Mr. Baanery (sotto voce.) —He's somewhere, makin money. (Ha! ha} Mr. Raveuirre.—Call R. W. Latham, and Chubby and Dow, Orricen, (in a loud yolce)—Chubb, and Dow, (“Not bere.”"] Mr. Rape.iree.—Call them. Orricer —'m golog, atter them, sir. [Putting om his bat, and going out of the room 5 § aie Waiceey Camitted that if the witnesses were here they would prove that discharges are worth $75, and that warrants are sold for $108. This satisfied Mr. Ravcuirre, who said that the United States pro- posed to attaek the testimony of the three witnesses on the side of the defence. All at once there was en informal recess, as if by commonconsent. The Chief Justice laft the bench, and was soon followed by one of his associates. If was now three o’cloo’ and some auxiecy Was expresen® toe t}ourn and go to dinner, One of the covas “5 that he was not hungry. but would like to have « thing to drink, Witnesses, counsel, end suditoy stepped out, and there was a long and awful pr , the preceedings. ‘The court seemed to be waiti “the United States,” which wag non est faventus, Judge Younes, Comméssioner of the Lant office came into Court, and was sworn Mr. Reocurrre: asked him a question as to what \Ir- Stettinims cali, when he cave his testimony, severe! éeka ad, as to the businees arrangement with th man calling himself Charles White. Mr. Brapiny objected to the question. Mt. Ravccm¥s then recalled Mr Stettiniua, with « view of laying a foundation to impoach the witnessen for the defence. If propounded this question: © Did I not ask you, on the ‘former examination on Moaday night, before Justice Van Tyne, whether auy thing more was done, but to take the’ power of attorney, and the notification (from the soi-deyant Charles White), and did you not say, “No ;" and that the man came back the next morniag, and made the assignment? Mr. Sterrinivs.—Not to my recollection, You did not ask the uestion. You asked me at what time the assignment on the warrant was made My answer was that the atsignment was made on the back of the warrant the next day. Mr. Kanctirre. —Did I not ask you, on that nigh', whether any thing more was done, except to take the, power of attorney, and the notification; and did you® not. in reply, #ay, “No,” aod that the man came the next day, and made the assignment? Mr. Sterrisive--t said no such thing Mr. Bravtey—Cross-cromined—I understand you to say that something else was done. Mr. Srevrinres—There was. Mr. Buaniey—I understand you to say that no such question was then asked you, Mr. Sterrinies—No, sir, Mr Bravixy—I object to Judge Young, (who was present on the former examination) beiug tuterre ted upon the subj This point was arg Latrobe's Justice ete enleat on evid: red to, Charles Whit aed, w the owner of the land warrant, the © real de-h aod blood,” dressed in United § blue, made his ap pearance, and took a seas within the bar. Several hours were consumed in the discussion, Hight lightet candles wore brought in, and even then the room was omy. Whie Mr, Bradley was speaking, as toth course of the Acting District Attorney, Mr, Ranexirer interrupted him, and said! oat know what Mr. Bradley vans by his allusions. | take it for granted, that his motive pure, but his maa- ner, certainly is tothe contrary, | lave, as the Ac ing District Attorney, sald what the laws authorise tosey, Thy D t Attorney is the adviser of t uote the very language of the 1 did not think It nes coutasto theirdaty t © court, and f mi law b kson the ben t advice e them. D Radoliifs, what do you mean M m bere to discharge my nd want tey if he harbore any feedings or sentiment corresponding with his inwendos aad mea per, fy come out in Beaptey.—l desire the gentleman to «tate what he means, , Vin Raneurryk =f mean your manner of speakiag The words of the gentlemen were earnest and warm; there was @ fear that they would become hot ved boll over "we neeces T hope the court will & [I hope there will pot be a ght yoomo, Ub no danpercf it” ~ NW, Bas a (After 7 to take breath) sid pothing olfeperee Mr, Radetiite ur there bax been au inuendo, be must say what Mu. Rancyyrr.-t bardly thought you capa saying anyrhing oilensive. P Mr. Beaver What do you mean Mn Rapcerr [mean by your manner Mr. Bravos ey. What t said was good bauer ny, [In relation to Mr. Kodeliffe's adview ta th com to phe conrre they should pasne | Twill say wae sw avy distriet attorney. (Laughter by the j Uhe wourt smiled | 10 the bout aad ans. y