The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1848, Page 3

| NEW YORK HERALD. Bouth-West Cornerof Fulton andNaussau s JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR THE DAILY HERALD—Threv editions SeRy,daysfi conte per cc $7, 25 annum, The MORNI biished at’ vteloch fie first 1 o'clock, P. M., and the second AFTERNOON EDITION a minum. “iver, stewm gach ‘annum. to incl ne will be riuted. in the Prench and English languages be ALL LETTERS by mail, for subscriptions, or with adver- Msements, to be post paid. oF the postage will be deducted from im remitted. VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE, containing important sews, solicited from any quarter of the world; if used, will be Giseratty paid for. AMUSEMENTS TIIIS EVENING. PARK THEATKE—Lavt rr oy Loye—La Srocato—Dia- BLE A QUATRE, BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Putvam-Jenny Linn —Ro- went Macane, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwi L' Evie D AmMone—Bonemian Gi NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square—Ivannoz—Mn. Macerecoy—Mysrenixs anv M NIBLO'S, ASTOR PLACE - Oruxt10—Loan or a Lover. ERIES, ‘BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Deap Suor-— ew Yorx in Siices—Lucy pip SHAM AMOUR, BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring st—Equesrrranism, &0. MECHANICS’ HALL, Picadser, sete Broome—Curistv's BixsrReis—Erwiorian 81xor. SOCIETY LIBRARY—Campner! MINERVA ROOMS -Tavr0 MELODEON—Virointa SeneNADERs. 's MinsTRELs, Campaions, NEW ROOM, 332 Broadway—Puwosornican ENTERTain- mernTs. ug little sum of $2.000. This ted by Mr. Morgan, who looks upon Mr. Cutting’s services as a favor, and recognizes no such claim as that presented. The matter has been referred to a committee of the board of brokers, and the probability is, that Mr. Morgan will have to pay the amount or lose his seat at t! Stock Exchai Tue PresipentiaL Evgcrion anv Tue TELE- Graru.—The time for our Presidential election 18 fast approaching, and it will be soon decided who is to be the chief magistrate of this great country for the ensuing four years. There probably never was an election the result of which was looked for with more anxiety than that on which we shall shortly enter ; and, according to all appearances, there never was an election more closely contested than this promises to be. fore, be eagerly awaited in all parts of the country. ystem of communication by means of electricity was commenced in the United States, a few years ago, we stated that, in ail probability, we would be enabled to give the result of the Presidential election of 1848 within a day or two after it took place. right, and feel confident that we shall do so, and do it correctly and accurately, if our efforts to obtain the returns from the various States be pro- perly seconded by our several correspondents, and the telegraphic operators be careful 1n transmitting to us correctly what may be delivered to them by our agents and correspondents. Asa general thing, the operators are very careful, and take great pains to avoid mistakes. In a great many cases, we have known errors attributed to the operators which were justly chargeable to the parties who handed them the information which they desired to have transmitted, and to them Great care was taken, by both our corres- pondents and the operators, during the recent ex- citing election in Pennsylvania, and the conse- quence was, that the returns received by telegraph were correct toanicety. This wasas it should have A, M., and distributed before breakfast; Keo AFTERNOON EDITION eux be had of the newsboys, Y & Nav RR ou 0 Harlem RR blo 5H, x0 do Be'clock. THE WEEKLY HEKALD—Bvery Saturday, for circula- Sion on the American Coutinent—6% cents per copy, $3 12% per am packt day for European circulation, The European edition The result will, there- wo do bw 100 Long Island RR a) 251, 2 do £0 Erie KR, new full, 60 57 10 do’ »69 58 b60 bsv 53y 0 In this we were | 100 Reading RR 20 do 250 ahs Erie, new full, bi) 69 do blo 5000 Penn 5's, #30 5dan Fortune's Frouic— 50 she ReadingR& = b10 31 do. wo 100 do b3 BL 50 Morris Canal sO CITY TRADE REPORT. Tvespay, Oct, 17—6 P. M. The arrival of the Britannia, with @ week’s later news from Lurope, which at an early hour afterwards appeared in an Extra Herald, had the effect of check- ing operations in breadstuffs and other articles of pro. duce. At the opening of ‘change, the merchants had not had time toreceive and digest their private let- Flour was unsettled, and small sales after the news, including this State, common b: tern, &c., were made ata decline of 6% a 12k. per bbl. Si f wheat were made, without material in prices. The market for corn was unsettled, and quotations nominal. There was ne change in Provisions were quiet. yesterday's prices. t New York Wednesday, October 18, 1848. 4 Actual Circulation of the Herald. Oot'r 17, Tucsday. ‘The publication erday ac 3 o'clock ; the A! ‘Fore Go'clook, and findshed at 50 minutes past 8 o'cloak, The News by the Britannia. The intelligence just received by the steamship Britannia is extremely interesting. The whole -continent of Europe 1s still convulsed with intes- tine commotions, and the war still rages between the people and their oppressors. France has not yet taken up arms, but there 1s every reason to be- lieve she will eventually send an army across the Alps, for the purpose of aiding the republican ‘movement in Italy. Her present position is one which cannot last. In France there are at present two great parties, branching off, each into four or five different sections. The distinctive prin- eiple of the one, 18 conservatism; of the other, progress. At the head of the former, are Cavaig- mac, the present dictator, Thiers, and others of similer views; with the other, Ledru Rollin, al- though more ultra in his sentiments than most other members of his party, is most closely iden- tified. The conservatives wish to pursue the anti-progressive policy, which proved the ruin of he monarchy, and to preserve the entente cordiale with England, in opposition to the wishes of the people, who will be content with nothing less than war. This is a wholly mistaken policy. The peace of France requires a foreign war, and the present attempt on the part of her rulers to smother the flame which burns menacingly in the hearts cf the people, will but add to its intensity, whenit shall eventually burst forth. In fact, in the present war between monarchy and demo- racy in Europe, France leads the van, and she cannot, if she would, stand still. The election of Prince Louis Napoleon to the National Assembly, and his extraordinary popula- xity among the Parisians, proves not a lurking de- sire on the part of the people for a restoration of the empire, as has been industriously represented by the English press, but may be regarded as an indication, however indirect, of a strong anti-Eng- lish feeling. The name of Napoleon is identified | with the humiliation of England, and hence the any member joking to the in, for a moment, doubt that the democratic principle must eventual- ardent love of the French pe of the family. Infact, no sai r present condition of France, ¢ Jy triumph. Ag instancing the strength of this principle, we xegard as highly important the vote taken on the question of having twochambers. The assembly, at the latest dates, had decided upon. having but one chamber by a majority of 241. This may be considered a great blow to conservatism. Were- Yoice that the assembly has rejected the only anomaly in our government—two opposing forces pulling contrariwise, each proving a hindrance to the other, and their diverse action proving a se- rious obstacle to the legislation of the country. 4 revolutionary movement has also been made an the Grand Duchy of Baden. The people, under the conduct of Struve, huve risen against the go- ‘vernment. ‘The latest accounts represent them as, for the time, unsuccessfwl, and that Struve, their Jeader, had been shot. A serious insurreetion has also taken place at Cologne, which, although for the present partially repressed, may be looked upon as promising 1m- portant results in the future. The Croats, too, are wpm arms against the Hungarians, and through the whole of Europe, from east to west, and from | north to south, the people are either actually en- gaged against their oppressors, or preparing for a final struggle. About the result of this struggle there can be no doubt. Monarchy may, here and there, at first, achieve a few partial triumphs, but the people must, in the end, be successful. Even now, England foresees this result and trembles. In her present position the signs of the times are un- mustakably manifest. At the sailing of the | steameran extraordinary court was being held at | ‘Clonmel, for the trial of several men for treason against the government; and in London a some- | what similar court was in session, for the trial of | chartists for sedition. In both countries the myr- | midons of the law were 1n activ@ pursuit of per- sons accused ot treasonable practices. Such is the consternation that prevails, that the govern- ment has even gone so far as to arrest two ladies, said to be in some way connected with the late outbreaks near Carrick-on-Suir; and they are sparing no efforts, foul or fair, to procure a con- viction of Smith O’Brien. But it is not within her own dominions that Englaad will expenence the greatest danger. ‘We have shown that the progressive policy in france must eventually predominate, and that policy will surely lead, sooner or later, to a con- Alict with England. The latter has not means, however, to support a European war; and, in. deed, to engage in war at all, holds out to her no other prospect but absolute ruin. All her disposable forces are already concentrated in Ireland, and the moment she turns her attention to the conti~ ment, the spirit of msurrection, now partially re" pressed, will burst forth, All this gives certain promise that republican- asm, in Europe. must soon be in the ascendant. In prospect of what is to come, our own duty 1s manifest. This government must at once open megotiations with England, to secure the ob- servance of the neutral rights of nations, the gross violation of which, as well as her other imposi- tions, produced the war of 1812. The principle we then contended for must be asserted by us, and recognized by her. In the event of her re- | fusal, let the navy be increased. We rejoice to learn that our government has already, through our minister, Mr. Donelson, set on foot negotiations for a commercial treaty with confederated Germany, and that those negotia- tions, notwithstanding the strong secret opposition | of the English government, promise to prove | eminently successful. There is every prospect | that all those petty restrictions on commerce that intain- edin Germany, for their own aggrandizements and at the expense of the country, will be wholly Aings and other potentates have hitherto m abolished. i : i i been, and we hope as it will be in the Presidential | °428¢ i" price In order, therefore, that there may be no errors committed, and that we may be enabled to lay before our readers early and authentic returns from the several States, at the Presidential election, we impress upon our agents and correspondents, in the North, South, East, and West, the necessity of their taking pains to give no returns to the operators but such as they can rely upon, and are plainly written. If this direction be followed, we shall accomplish all that we desire, and will be able to give the public the result within an incredibly short time after the votes shall have been canvassed. election next month. export on private terms. Michigan were made at $5 3734; at $5 75; 200 do. Brooklyn ground at $5 623g Sales of some lots Oswego, common Genesee, &c., were reported at $5 3734, at which the market closed without ani- mation ; 400 @ 500 bbis. Deforesthe news, at $5 quiet, and no sales of moment were reported. —Sales of 2,100 bushels of Ohio after the news, were d 10,000 do. upper lakes were made, including 6,000 at $1 06, and 5,000 do. at $112 Corn— The market war heavy after the receipt of the news, ~Before the steamer was telegraphed, sales were effected Bu‘ after the receipt of the red except at a concession of fused to submit to till time was Meal—No sales were re- Rye—Sales of 3,000 bushels were made in the Oats—Sales by the cargo were made at ++ 24,480 copies. ing Edition of the Herald com. look, and finished at 20 minutes past fternoon Edition oom nenoed st 22 minutes be- reported Southern was made at $11. at yesterday's prices. news, no buyers app prices, which bolder: allowed to digest the news, Very Late From THE SouTH.—ARRIVAL OF THE Nortuerner.—The fine mail steamer Northerner, Capt. Budd, arrived yesterday morning, ina fine run from Charleston, bringing New Orleans papers to the 9th inst., full three days later than received by the land route. Tue Steamsuir UnitEp Srares,Capt. Hackstaff, at Southampton, had nearly completed her re- pairs on the 29th ult., and was advertised to leave positively on {the 12th inst. neither half so serious, nor nearly as expensive as was at first supposed. The accident was Tue New Sreamsuir Curroxer, will leave ! portance since our | precisely at 4 o’clock, this afternoon, for Savannah. Wuie Mrerne at VauxuaLn.—A report of the whig meeting held at Vauxhall Garden, last even- ing, will be found on the fourth page. (16 inches) at 20c. to2 The free soil men iu the fifth congressional district of New Jersey, have nominated William Wright, of Newark, as their candidate for Congress, it Balloon Ascension from Vauxhall Morrill having recovered from the disasters of his former Ascension, will make his last serial tour from this cit; ‘at 434 o'clock on the afternoon of Wednesday next, Oct. 1S. number of Parachutes will be taken up and allowed to descend with live animals tc the ea1 rs open at I o'clock, when sterious and interestit g process commences, aa fore the news. sold below $1275. $11a$12, according to quality. barrels were made at 828/40. cheese or butter. Rice.—The transactions to-day embraced 250 casks, part to arrive, at $3 373¢a3 8134. Sales of 150 tierces new were made at $3 75. Srices.—We notice sales of 6 kegs prime No 1 nut- Sales of about 100 barrels State Prison, were made at 24c. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. 6, le4—stock Board.—£250 Maryland Maryland Deferred O's, 7034; 200 do. do, of Baltimore,$1. desheadska, ALE ria. Oot 17-—$1000 U, 8, Oa "8, 104%; $2000 do, 2 Penn. tes To Sportsmen.—“ Frank Forester’s Field “A book which we venture to ,, The author stands htished this moi sportsman will hereafter swear alone in the world in this field of writing.”"—Literar; Published and STRINGER & ee mege, at $1 0: To Hotel Proprictors.—As an Act of Duty 78 Who are now sojourning in our those who need a Hat, to call on is very best article of better, cheaper, and of Huan any that can be obtained to the vast number of stranj should advise al Fulton street, who will sell 4, which time will prov fesh and appearance t in Broadway, or any other bye-stree! 700,080 Bottles nearly of Dr. Kellinger’s wonderful Liniment have been sold without a murmur, ‘The ast nishing cure ot Mr, John B. Burger, of scrofula, No. 136 Grand st Mr. E. Blakeman, of sciatic rheumatiam, of twen: ing, residence near Catos’ four mile house. Cato from death's door by its magic influence—case, inflammatory f of its many medicinal virtues, we offer | F. Carman. Hon, Rober steutine on Tie 8 er "8, T9365 rs, 70%; 8 aharee 100 Morris Canal, $! Ge, 07, 14s $ub0v do, 68, 35, the Hon M. B. Grinnell, the Hon. R. ‘M,, of New York city. In continuation, it is used ge, Costars, Livingstons, Lorillards, “ii Ludlows, Schermerhorns, &c, & Office, 23) Pearl street; Tat- tersall’s, Broadway Redéing & Co., State street, Boston; and of | \dlers generally, at 60 cente each, or $4 per | ey Unredeemed Pledges.—Gentlemen’s Winter | Wear Overcoats and Cloake, Dries and Frockcoats, Pants, and Vests. Thete goods have ‘been all gro mado ef the fineet materiale, io ice, 80, ourself! Nescbu and Bechinan streets, The Cheapest and Best Place in the City to wehased for cash. ‘Thi e most fashionable sty! Five dollar suit store, corner of | o'clock, P. M., the Bertive names 8. g. harness. This feat has never been performed in thia or any o ‘amounts are al cars leave for the course at 2 o'clock, tion of the sport. and return at the D. GREENE, da of Wes- Pork was dull at Lard sold at about previous rates, Groceries were comparatively quiet, without material ‘of about 100 bbls. both sorts, &@ $6 18% for both kinds. uFrs —Flour— Before the news, sales of 3,000 bbis were made of this State common brands, &c., for After the news, 800 bbls. 50 do, Hopeton Mills Md Wheat Cortox.—But a small amount of business was trans- acted in this staple to-day—say 600 bales—prices of which were as yesterday. Coax.—Sales of 260 chaldrons of Pictou, were made Fish —The market continued heavy, and no sales of moment transpired. Freicuts—A vessel was taken up for Liverpool to load with flour, at 2s. 6d.; and 3,700 barrels do. were engaged at the same rates, what checked operations; but rates for grain and other articles remained nominally the same. Fruit-—The operations were confined to bunch Parris of which some 1,200 boxes changed hands, at The foreign news some- Hemr.—We believe there have been no sales of im- it, while the market has remained Manaux —The lots disposed of by Mesers. Pell & Co., consisted of 67 blocks veined and ordinary Italian, at $2 25 to $2 8734, do. at $8 25 to $3 873g, 3,500 tiles, 1e., and 2,600 do, (12inches) at Navan Stores were held rather firmer after the steamer, though we do not believe sales were made be- 300 bbls. North count: $1 0034, and 200 tar at $2 123, delivered. Oizs.—Of English linseed, there were sales of 2,000 gallons, at 643¢0. American we quote at 56c. Pork was quiet at $12 75 for mess, and $9 75 for prime. Sales of 200 barrels mess were reported New mess beef was worth about rosin, sold at Lard—Sales of 300 There was no change in ort. 68, 8034; ‘$10 U.S 2g, $600 Lehigh arti 08, 27g Boston, Oct. 17.— Brokers’ Board.—2 shs Boston and, Worees- ter Railroad, 109; 6 do do, 108%; 4 do Western Rallroad, 97; Vv jassachusetts Railroad, 42 RSE, L. ING.—GREAT TWENTY Mile ‘Trotting Match.—On Thursday, Oct. 19th, at half past t match for, } inst time. C. 8, thin the hour to ther the Intter, The | termina. tor. good Boots, shoes and Gaiters, is at JONKS'S, 14 Aun street, Hear the American Muscum. First quality of rench Calf Dress gress Boots, from $3 60 ‘Patent Leather Boots, $7. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, if properly NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—PURSE OF $50 mile heats; best $in 5, to harness. Free for all trotting horses that never won a purse of over $100, Entries to close on Wednesdsy evening, Oct, 18th, at 9 o'clock, Two to start to makea race, To come off Monday, Oct, 23. M. D. GREEN, Proprietor. cheaper than quill or steel pens. We invite the made, are vuyers fo the Righeliou Gold Pens. “Bold by B. Perfection of Gold ‘and ‘are warranted to wear five years. Gold Pens repaired, Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Strangers visiting the are informed that the best place to get ornamental hair is | NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—TWO OF THE twotting champions of the world will contend for @ match ot $1,300, three mile heats, to wagons and drivers, to weigh 360 yunds, over the above named course, on Mond . Spicer names b. g. Americus; Albert Conklin b. M. D, GREENE, Proprietor. 7» October 23d, Black Hawk. were they have on hand OUGH AND READY FOREVER jor, Fillmore and Phovnix, of the down town friends ¢ this evening at Atlantic Garden, on | and Ready Club. Hoffman, Gerard, dress the assem. iuminated, fireworks dis- jedburst & Heard’e, 27 Mi the pest, of braids of long hair, ringlets, frizettes, &c., which for ‘are unequalled. trade ied wholesale, ir yourselves, 27 and Toupees.—We would advise all | aaa ior wig or scalp to call at Batohelor’s street, and examine the | call of the First Ward Anthon, and other eminent speakers, will blage. Bowling Green will be splendid charged, 1U0 guns fired, transparencies and banners displayed, and atine Land of wnusic, with the Buena, Vista vocalists, will enliven ‘A GRAND RALLY ‘We would inform stranges obtained a silver medal at the last fair ite. Enough said, copy the ad DST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, A TOPAZ SEAL WITH plain setting, attached to which was a black silk braid. It probably lost in the upper perally rewarded by leaving it at 16 Bond, or 66 Cedar sts. The finder will ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as Cook or Laundress. Apply at 81 Beckman streot, in o Vermont Mra Dyott treducing the most ime Anna Gish p. ‘ABLE YOUNG WOWRN, the TATO—ME. Stare tle reer on ‘he firet flowr of 101 Ureom A oonats vith the ANTRD- A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAGLE YOUNG Woman, to do G-neral Housework or Couk, Wasi and Iron for n emall private family. The best of refexenoe giveb. “Enquire the basement. Can be seen for two Con et; Mazurka, Mme. ‘amily Ihe. Deorsonen OWERY THEATRE, will be performed ti ut No.9 Morris street, ASITUATION, BY A RES EUTAULE Woman, as Nurse aud Seamstress, or Chamber W Waiter. Has no objection to to go a short distance in the coun’ he heat of city reference given, , back berement. Cau bo seen for two days, if J ANTED—A SIU ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, asa good Cook who understands her business, and respectable families in the ity, rue of capability, rel commence at7 preeirely, Gallery, 1235 com ee HANYRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERL ‘Chatham.—Wednesaay Evening, Oct'r 14, poten’ the spectacie drama of [VAN HOE—The fran; Isnac of York, Mr. Cartlitch, ‘To be langhabie burlesque called MR. MACGREEDY: Or a. r. Han let, Mr. Chanfraa; Mr Miss B.' Mestayor; Lad Tenn. ‘The performa M'S#RIES OF NE 8 lived with some of the most of reference can be gi wily to 14 Bayard street, in tie rear, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid and assi and Ironing, or do Cool x ence cap be given. Please call at 93 Third Avenue, up stairs, Can be ren for two days. \TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Nurse and Seamstress,—understands dross. of city references given, Please call at 116 : will bo pref rmed ANTED—BY A with the Washing Macbe h, Mra” Mo- rt Burke, Mr. Provion wi Parker's url Ir. ir. Pas Bi Mel eau, Little Lise, Mise Mestayer. "Doors poss formance to com noe at 7: ELL'S OLYME IC THEATRE.—WEDNESDAY EVE- Octob-r 18, the entertainments will commenoe with D LEANDEK—Leander, Miss Mary Ganuon; auley- tan Agha, Mr. Nickinson; Hero, Misn R. be: IRISH DRAGOON Pada: Fitigig, Mr. Conover; Mist NTED—BY A R&SPECTABLE YO! first te Plonse ‘call at 116 Bight’ Ironer, ‘The best of city reference street, Clinton place, ANTED—A SITUATION IN A GROCERY, CROCKERY ‘or Dry Goods store, by a you in the business, and is conversant w! Apply at Fri Graeff, 11946 Washingron street, NYED—A SITUAsION BY A VERY COMPETENT b ts Nuvo and Seanatreay oF val : the book atores ie deacadane ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as first Cook ina hotel, boardi loon; understands her business perfectly; no ohjeotion to go South or to the country, or tocook in a respectable two days; cord reference given. Apply at 30 doward st ANTED—AS COACBMAN AND TO TAKE CARE OF steady, sober young man, who can 8 of character and ,competenc V., Coachman, at the Herald Dffice, will ta, Atter whvol O'Callaghan, ifr. Nickinaon; nka, Miés Nickinson. After @ new extravaganza entiled T sE3RU5 AND ARIADNE— lus, Mr. Conover; Bacchus, Mr. rold; Theseus Miss Mary Gannon; Ariadne, Mies Clarke, To con. ONE O» BOTH 8IDES—Mr. Pyamalion Phibbs, Me. i Phillips. Doors open at7 o'clock—curtain | ish bats, Laveter Lee, H.C. Lee, W. W th the Eoglish and German Nickinson; Minos Il, Mr. Ar. ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, bovweer and Broome streets, commenced on Monday, Oot continue every night until further ‘notice. —Thi ‘The original and 1542.) whose con- ten montns, were receiy- at 74 Sixth avenue, week of the re opening. GURISTY'S “MINSTRELS, ( this city, for a perio h distinguished favor and patrona honor of announcing to the Iadios and gentlemen of vicinity, that they wil introducing a variety of toristic Dances, &o, ve ® wories of their popular Concer Chorusges, ome 8 opeu eT. Come Hor ea, a situation, by roduce the best testimon'a jottor addressed A. tended to by the advertiser, {7 ANTED---BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS Nurse, and todo plain sewing, otherwise as Chambermaid, inquire at No. 4 James street, Admission 2 cents. cort will commence at 8 o'clock, An Afternoon Concert 61 Saturday. Celi ape Cab o'clock, P. M., under the and diree*jon of E. P. Christ) AGIC SOIREES.—KENEWED ATTRACTION aT THE ‘New Room, $32 Broadway, next door above tho B: Way Theatre—Moners Miartini und Levasseur announce that they have engaged the celebrated Mr. Nellis, born without’ tm. pleasing performa ignor Miartini, with the wonderiul Anti: Mesmeric Clairvoyance and Magic Divination, Yasrenr. Also, the much admired Astronomical Diaphanous, ‘Tableaux, Admiveion 25 conte—commence at 36 and make hereelf gen¢ A LARGE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, Ne. Address R. 8., 9344 Bowers on ‘Vy ANTED—TWo YOUNG LADIES TO BOARD IN RI vate house, where no questions will be asked, Address a D, at this office, stating where an interview can Lo ANTED 10 HIRE, weft} evouing in his Parlor Delusions, by ONCERT.—TAR CONCE<T oF SACRED MUSIC . Oct. Puritans on Union ever’s) on Wedreaday Evening, Oct. 18th; juable services of Miss Anne Stone, thor with a variet; ir. J. E. Sweetser, Director — Organ. Mr. George Curtis J.P. Huntington, ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WOMAN, ation as Chambermaid or Laundress—t Can be seen at 353 Houston street, betwee: M.and6 P.M. Reference from her last pisce given. ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED Wi aHoure, Address, W. D, ‘ ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG of Boeton, have been e1 first amateur talent in There will be two Pianos, wich the and Mr, J. K. Sweeteer, Pianists, Mr. (OUSE, OR PART OF Hera LEE AT ————_____] PARK THEATRE—wWEDNESDAY the entertainments will con'mence with the ft LADDE OF LOVE— bevalier Duvxl, Mr. Dawson; Marohionses After whion, & new Apropos Overturs, Perpalar melocias ung by M followed hy w new pices, entithd LAY SFOG ex Mr Waloct; Mi Anna Bella, Mme, A Bishop, with ava ad Hallet rantomime of aisir, Magourki, cuplatsir —Dress le, ‘Be.; Upper Boxe ioe Pit, 373¢03 at 7—oommence at 754. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OOT. 14, the national Drama of PUTNAM—Gen. | ington, Mr. JM. Scot; Gen. Putnam, Mr. G. F. Brow: tah, Mr. N- B. Clarke; Gen. Coruwasiit, Mr ( Kate Purnom, Mrs. Sutherlan Which, the extfavaganga of JENNY LIND, the Sw v 0 Taylor, Mr. Swigite ROADWAY THEATRE.—WEDNESDAY BV: teler DP — tiene of Mr, B Se; Will be Gree of FORTUNE'S Fat Mr. Andre Ir. Watts, To be followed by the comic opera of F D'AMOKK qaiveeve Spell Nemorina, Me eT Now Duicamara, Mr. seguin; Sergeant Beleore, Wr. Leaoh: Ad Seguin; Ginnetda, Win H. Phillips. ‘To conelud a u RL—Thatdeu ; Count Arnheim, Mr Pane Arline, Mr Seauin: Queen of Ue 1 role and Parqeutte, 75 ota; Pamily Cirele ctr, Doorsopen at fic partermance ta sommenos atte ENING, Oc. perturmed she ray vehinm.* sl Mr. Hamil + Inxe Slybate, Mr, pA 4s king. Mrs Vernon ; Lize. Miss Sinolaly, ‘Po conclude with the tur esque opera of LLOY Die S4AM AMOUR” Couns de #ardo Lus'eistiue Ravensword, Sir, Jovnston: Luca, Mome.ch p man. Prices of admission—Dresa Circle and Parquet, 9 ete, Family Circle or Second Thor, 26 ots. Doors vpen at valf past 6— , vi | curtain to rise at 7 o'clook, IBLO'S, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY.—LAS( NiGur butfiurcf Mr, Macready, and fast but six of the Seawn, when he will appear for the only time during this, hin farewell ing, Oot. 18, ago — Wednesday B ragedy of OTHELLO, yi O helio, Mr. G. Vandenhot Mr. Crisp; Roderigo, Mr. milia, Mrv, M. Jonos, To which will be added, eo 0} the LOAN OF A LOVE «—Cap:. Amey Charles: Perer Spyl, We. T. Placido: Swyael, Mr. Phil~ (rude, Mrs Maeder; Benestino, Mise Kate Horn.— Boxes $1; Amphithentre, 50 ate, EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET. | Johu Tryon aud Corporal 1 Manacers—W yd wend ot 18th,—Re-engayement of the world-renowned. Bri wiker, 4, Stewart, for Splendid full-dress ia. Tho British Aero ble act of horsemanship, eatled the Olyrppinn Games. Mr. H.C. Lee snd his infant pupil will chr in A Hewand classical entertainment, entitled the Gambols ck with the Elfin King; Mr, shindle, as the Dying Moore; ck Kope performance; to conclude with Tho Hunted Tailor, Doors open at half pout 6—porformance to commenceat 7. ARNUM’S AMEKICAN MUSEUM—P, 7, DARNUM, Proprictor—". Hitchovck, Manager. Splendid Perform: ances overy aftornoon nt 3 o'dlork, an? evory evening at hale, past seven, ‘the Manager baa the’ pleasure of announcing the Inost extraordinary wonder in ereatinn, Major Littetnger, hold, ine the eame relation to. the fami iilliputian that ths Neto ninger doos to the thumb. He is ten years old, only twonty.four Inebos high, und weigh only tires, ponnds, “He may ts asc every morning from 10 to haif-past 13 ‘velock; in the atornows frour 2 till balf-past 5; and in the evening, from 7 till 10. In addy. tion, the manager has also engaged Grea’ Western. the famous ukee Comedian, the Sabl Miss Emma Loslio, voeal- at, three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant or Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Conatrictor. Admission to the whole, incl Musoun Performances, Little Fingor, &e,, 25 cent der ten years of ageand oldenough to walt alone, eorved front soate. one shilling extra. TINUE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY, CONSISTING OF 2, ements {oor jerformers, under the turical direetion of Hore Clienschow, wil give their reound grand Concert at the Female Academy, Brocklyn, on Sa’arday next, on which oocasion tt Will give an entirely now programme, consiating of the cholous ry the ereat mast Adminsion 50 conta, RAND COMBINATION OF ft ington's Sacred Dioramas ‘of the Creation of the World, Grand Spectacle of the Deluge. Als , twenty two maguifioant Scriptural Paintings by Mr. Baker, of 1.cndon ; each one oontain- ing sbout 100 equate fet of eanvase—the whole comprising one uf the moot beautifat and interestingexhiticions ever exhitived im America, The Creation, Fall of Man, Judgivent ot the Almighty, Expulsion from Paradise, Death of Abel, Evening betore tho Oe luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with Noah, Destruction of So- ot Veuics Mine Wemyns; the aughsble f fort, M i two evenings only, in a number of now entree and cavalead he Nobles of bate will appear im d Programme—Part ‘The God of Teraal, Rossini, 2. Solo—The Trumpot shall av and Chorus—Go not far from tive and Air—On mi Firet—Org-n Voluntary—1. juartette—God above. . Handel. 4 Quarterte Bun to Stand Still, &o., &o.—now exhibiting every aight this woek, iti. 5. Roo Vednesda} woman as Chambermaid, fine Washing ing ; can give the best of city reference fro th Can be seen ror two day ESPECTABLE YOU. hambermaid and assist in Washing and Iron- . amall family; the most satis. given, Please apply at 151 Mott strost, and Ironing, or m her Inst piace, | Goloek, at the a Baths, iG WOMAN, A he hoavens ar» telling, . An intermission of fi ‘horas—Glory be 3. Duet—Give mo ‘Trio—n Thee each living soul artette—God of Isracl. Mine, faa Anna Stone. Gu; general housework of a factory reference will be front room No. 15. ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE ND SEMP ‘etress, by a Young woman who hi rience. She perfectly understands the Can procure the best city reference, and has ne objection to go & (tek) in the country. Can bo seen at No. 25 Whitel treet Seoond—Organ Voluni awaits, Creation. Haydn. 5, 6, Solo— Grating agimus tibi, by 7. Cho:us—The Lord is gro: cents, The concert will commence at 7% o'olock, | tion, /ABERNACLE—GRAND INSIRUMENTAL CONCERT BY. | ma of the Delugo, Tickets 26 cents: children halt price. Doors the celebrated Germania Musical Society, formerly of Jos. he Gung’l, comp: sed of twenty-four thankful for the kind patronage fully to inform the citizens of NewYork, ixth and seventh concert a8 had considerable expo managemeat of an intant. ANTEO—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA. tions—one a Protestant—one to go as Isundress, or take the ater fo do chamber work, or mind children, ive good city reference. Apply at No. ween 8th and Oth avenues, list floor, ‘he above company, ey have received, beg frangers go! ta will take place gs, the 19th and 2th inste, Warrior's Joy, March, Gung'l; 2 Jubilee rture, Weber: 3. Swallow Walzer Strauss: 4. Indian Polk: ©. Lenechow; 5. Finale from Lucia di Lammermoor, Donizetti, . Part 1.—6, Grand Overture, “The Midsummer Night's Dream,” | 60 cents. Chil Strauss; 8. Solo on the Haut- | plication att Lanner; 10, The Musi- pan: the Company, Admission rally, that their iD os what 17th street, be! Thursday and Friday evenin, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, and assist in the Washing and Ironing ; otherwise to do the general housework for a emai vate family. She is active, good tempered, habits, Good city reference given, if required, Pl 8536 Washington street, in the store. ANTED—BY A RESPEt situation in a respectal Cook, and a first rate Washer ven, Please call at No. 33 Third avenue, Mendelssohn; 7. Stradella Quadrill doy, by H. Oblemann; 9, Soldier's ph Grand Pot Pouri, Strauss. C.Lenschow. HB. Reich. Agent cents. Tickets to be had at the Musicetores and t the Concert. Doors open at 7. o'cloek precisely. ROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY—FAREWELLCONCERT | of Miss Julia L. Northall.—Miss Northall begs leave to an- pounce to her friends and_the public, that, being under a profes sional engagement with Maurice Strakosch, she will, previous to their departure for the South, give a farewell Concert at the Aca- Seedesnctiern is Mace Bicakeeon tn. te adh di amongst others, by Matirice Strakosch, who indly assente tolend his services for the veeasion.—Particulars in futare ad- | Broadway Tabernacle, this evening, October 14 ‘The a CTABLE YOUNG WOMA! ni the Marches, Encampmenta, and Bati to family—is a Concert to com» | # a, ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ca 0 do and Ironing; oF Childe Nurse; oF Plaid sovings tec ot ee ference, if required. l, when she will be aseiated, Please call at No. 116 in._be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to Cook, Wash, and Iron, or todo table family. The best of ci Please call at 141 street, second floor ANTED—A Ses ee, in RESPROTABLE wo. . ‘She wi ry Th of city Teortuce cat pe givens Ploase 'th street, between the Ith and 10th avenues. ANTED—-TWO TAILORS, TO WORK ON CoaTs.— |ARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ, ‘Owing to an accident to the machiner tion of the ehipe and batteries, the opening is postponed until WAY. work with a rei ry, and the non com ELAROCHE'S GREAT HISTORICAL, PICTURE OF NA- ‘poleon Crossing the Alps is now exhibiting at the National corner of Broadway and Leonard atrect.— ‘until 10 P.M. Admission 25 cents; season Academy of Desi 01 Constant emplo} dom and Gomorrah, Daughter of Pharaoh ‘Finding Moses, The Beventh Placus, Destruction of Pharaot's Host, Moves Breaking the Tables, Fall of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the and W d atu afternoons, cominencing at three londid new Hall, 396 Broadway, ovor Stonpante eutirely new Grand Scriptaral Dio- HANID 3 . Part | ramasof the most magnifloent Spectacle ever witnhased in New York—Creation of the World the Deluge, assisted by power- ful instrumental acoompaniments. Six Days of the Creation. — Boenery and Le aaa rp lrg Poe) First re Firman the Second i ay, Dry Land, Herbage and Flowers, Third Day.— Sup Moon and Stars, Fourth Day. Creation of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Garden of Edea— Adam acd Eve. With the completion of ti mn, the first part of the exhibition colores Part2—Grand Diors- at7—ourtain rit RAND DI & 46 o'elool RA CRUZ 57H Broudway.—Soencs in the Gulf ; Burning the M. B. eole ; ‘Shipwreck of the Somers; Arrival of the Fleet ; Steam: ere and Ships steaming and sailing along; Real Cannon loaded and fired by moving Figures; Grand Bombardment by day and night ; a, | Splerdid pyrotechie effects and harsting of Sheila very Figure, ip, Beat, &c , is moving. An Overture every evening. . Ticketa, dren half price. Family and sason tickets on ap- all. Gpen at 7, commences at d, Wednesday, and Saturday atternoon at 3. ANORAMA OF TAYIOR'S CAMPAIGN 1N MEXICO, AP the Minerva Rooms, 406 Brontway, shows, satural ae life fought by Gen. Taylor. t also gives correct views of the country, towns, cities, iio. It ie ho most beautiful painting ever sven. Open every night, at quarter bofore 8 o'clock. afternoon exhibitions odnenday | paren em mere) at 3 o'clock. Atmietion, 2 conte, terme. No charge for deanriptive Pamphlets Children half price. It will soon leave the city. CONCERT AND EXHIBITION OF THE PUPILS OF the New York Ivatitutfon for the Blind, will be given ia the will commence with s voluntary on the organ. by Mr. Elder, one of tl uated pupils, The a Bas . oder the rection of Prof, Reiff, will play a number of popular airs, ‘The vocal music, Of which there inn choice eeleation of Chorusses, Dueta and Sol accompanied by the piano forto, will be under the direction of Prof, Hoot. The whole will be intersperasd with « posm by Miss Crosby, and a briet examination of the pupils in several branches of study; showing the method of teaching, aud the wonderful proficiency attained by the blind, although duprived of one of the most important avenues through which bargin is obtained. ‘An occasion of more intense interest is voldom presented, Tickets, 25 cents- ment will be given, Apply any day in the week, at 12 Mulberiy a TED—BY A RESPECTABLE Can be seen is Good city reference given. St No. 10 North Moore street. -WANTED—TWO GOOD BUSINESS MEN, Now Jere, esa cach, to transact a respectable business sey, velling, ont of $12,000 n'a teason, Bach’ to hiave hisown mein’ ook he equally interested with the owner, Address “ Leslie,” HE TWENTY. stitute —The machin el tute for the Blind will visis the IRST FAIR OF THE AMERICAN IN- will be in operation every day and hers and pupils of the Inati- “a nie feet from the Pomo ow arranged for exbibition—a greater ¥a- ‘was over exhibited in this 0 rol ted bands will play during the ev 's Cornet Band; on Thun the Pair will close. PROTESTANT GIRL, y evening, Monk anual premiums ‘Tallmadge, Presi ldrvss, after which there will jand, On Frida; will be announce bea display of fire works. AJOR TOCBMAN’S CARD. 1848.—In order to defend, with more jents, the heirs of Gen. Korciuako, as w own rights avd privileges as a naturalized citizen, aud « ‘nember he American bar, against the notoriously imprope: lomatic representative, (De jew York to Washington, D, . pation in the last mentioned city, fC street. Suits and other Cabri Poe cena Ue OMaD TO ORN, montal work, wi ear of a good situation hi Messrs, Wornm, Haughwout & Johnson, 561 Broadway, nee °° YACHT WANTED—FROM THIRTY-FIVE TO FIF ‘Address, stating price, tonnage, Ect —WASHINGTON, D. ¢,, OC- chicanery of the Russian dij City, and offers his services as a teacher of the Piano Forte co,) L have removed from resvmed my professional oc weet side of 44 street, corner of lege) business in the courts of the District of Columbia, and in eme Court of the United States, as well as the ‘proseou- claims before the Departments and Congress, will be at- promptnessand due zeal. My ic in general, who desire%to confide their stores of laesers, Schai or ut Mr. B's residence, 8) Leonard si G(H001, FoR vounG LADIES.—THIS SCHOOL IS_LO- ATCH-MAKER, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM VI- 4 employment. Can give pplying to V. J. evidences jing h her particulars may ve. ba }9 Maiden Lane, up si EWFOUNDLAND SLUT WANTED—MUST BE A LARGE pure breed, and sold low. Address, Z at thle office, tation Every adventage ir bere offered to fackitate th and intellectual improvement of the pupi Jnr, and the publ my care, may address me on business matters direotly, or through | the fellowing gentlemen and T, Parkin Ser In New York—H In Balttmore—Hon. Reverdy Johnson | In_Phiindelphia—Col, James Page, the Judge.) Hoa, Ben- . Lewis H. Sandford ‘WO GENTLEMEN, TWENTY. Gales A Seated. ars of age, with’ considera! case addres MATRE view may be had4 OR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF the State Coffee House and Hotel, No. 314 Pearl street, cor- Tos person wishing ‘to enter upon such a ‘busi. ness, the inducements offered by location and patronage isseldom offered. For further info the owner, on the unneeessary trouble, terms will be cash. G. Attorney, Solicitor, His 18 TO GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND TO | al) whom it may concern, that no person whatroever is au- | thorized to contract any debts on my account, and that I will pay opeytted ater the date 'unlean my writen oper OSA, formerly of No, ounard st, October 17, 1848. s O11CE—TO OWEN SMITH, FROM KILLICONNAN | ‘county, Cavan, Ireland, who is’ supposed to rived in Canada, that he may hear of his da addressing a letier to 278 Greenwich street, y “ tract a nene of those contrac | clase. M. McCARTY, N.B.—To prevent | SALE.—A SHIP'S BOAT, ABOUT 16 FEET LONG, , nearly new, and fitted up as a life-boat, suitable for a ship of 600 or 800 tons." Apply to Abram Bell & Son, 117 Fulton streag. OR SALE—A FINE ENGLISH MADE DOUBLE FOWLING ige, with extra Double 0, Also a first rate Westel be reen and trisls had, by applyi Shooting Gallery, 2 Broadway, N. handsome cases, wi O SALE—TWO BILLIARD TABLES, IN FIRST-RATE crder. Apply at Hotel de Paria, 200 Brokdway. RATE haye lately ar- | er Catharine by | Wetmore, Rev-J. F Canada pa- | 7 =r inker built, copper fastens 1IP HBRETOFO <. | and cnvaring ease and fluency to” vu i wary a Font in speaking." Privat ition ae home, $4 pez month dito in clases. $2. Fam! OTICE.—THE CO-PARTN| isting between Ara B, Cleveland, James Stewart, and ly ‘known by ‘the name and firm of Cleveland, Stewart & Co, contractors on the Hudson River Rail- All business hereafter will be con- name and firm of James Stewart & Co. Said firm consisting of wo, the undersigned, 848, Rifle Barrels, ait ’s Gun Store a1 Both guns are fitted into JAMES SLEW ART, DAVID RODGERS, OTICE OF REMOVAL.—UB3DELL & PEIRSON BEG COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 17th—6 P. M. It was announced early this morning that the Bri- tannia, from Liverpool, with seven days’ later intelli- | gence from all parts of Europe, was below, and ope- | rations of all kinds at once ceased. An Extra Herald | was issued at a little after 12 o’clock, and the news | was rapidly disseminated throughout the city. It was | the universal remark in the street andon ‘change, that | moved by the Lodge, or by the advices, in a commercial point of view, did not amount to much, and no effect, either one way or the other, was visible. The only matter of any importance’ | connected with our financial or commercial affairs, settled by this arrival, is the sale recently made in Lon- don of American securities, The return of Mr. Cor. | coran puts anend to further speculations relative to — ‘That he has effected a sale of $3,000,- 000 of United States 6’s,in London, is no longer a | question. The London Times, of the 29th of Septem- per, makes the following remarks relative to the sale and to United States stocks generally :— “The extent to which the disturbances in Europe | }, investments in the federal stock of the | Hist. seems to have been much greate! has generally been supposed. According to a return from the 17th June up to the sailin; from New York, the total taken on during that time, wat not less than $6,060,000. dition to this, it 1s understood $3,000,000 have just been partners [Mr. Corcoran) in banking firm, who recently cam The entire federal de! fore appears that nearly one- been absorbed on this side in little more than three months, exclusive of what may | ‘?}% The amount of the last | ed is $7,000,000, arded tor five or six having the body remove cause apprehension on ‘the boarders at bis hotel, statin his movements. Deen ascertained upon ing among the odher hotel keepers P. A. Haws, Seeretary. M. B, BOGERT, AUCTIONEER.—BOARDING HOUSE auction, by Wm. W. Shirley, this day, (Wed- th, 10 o'clock, nt the five story house, No, The entire furniture of two Parlors, Bed-rooms, Halls, Ke. worthy the notice of boarding house keepers and second hand furniture dealers. Sale positive of the last packet uropean sccount, 154 Greenwich street. dispored of by one of t! ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF CABL niture—Thursday, Oct. 19, at 103 o'clock, way. J. W. Brown will sell at auction, as above, have been held _previourl loan yet remaining to be ‘The sale is reported to be to the amount of $3,000,000, besides which, it is stated that a loan of $3,000,000 on the hypothecation of government securities” has been Sofa, and Dining ishing articles, ‘Wall streot was very dull this morning, and quote, tions for stocks, at the first board, fluctuated considera. bly. A most unaccountable depression took place in prices for Erie Railroad stock, both old and new; the former fell off 534 per cent, and the latter 2, but rallied | Other stocks improved a fraction ; | Ohio 6's went up 44 per cent; Harlem 34; and Can- | ton }¢ per cent. ‘The City Bank has declared a rem!-annual dividend of four per cent—pnyable Ist of November. The Bank of New York has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the Ist of Nov. A very pretty little dispute bas arisen between the engaged in the recent cale of $800,000 of Trea” sury notes to the Secretary of the Treasury. pears Mr, Morgan employed Mr. negotiations for the eale for which he, Mr, Cutting charged one-eighth per cent commission, and was also engaged to make the repurchase, for which he made making one-quarter per centon the storage, or on sale. ay. Original Proprieto a little at the close. ofa bath gratis, wili be sold or exch PDE PATENT CORRUGATED IRON FIRE PROOF ROO! , from many years trial in Europe and ovher part toto unsurpeiwed for lightness, cheapness, and durability, ro quiring ro heavy masonry, ders, oF beans, to su] buildings, railwa ‘ee, warehouses, and other buildin {ured solely by W. WRIGHT, 109 Terry street, heap and durable fre proof rvof, are invited Cutting to make th, VVE GRATES. E. FRINK, CARD.—AT A MEETING OF A LARGE NUMBER OF the members of Orion Lodge, No, 278 I. O. of O.F., on Monday evening, Oct. 9, the following preamble iu unsnimeusly adopted, and ordered I brother of this Lodge died, at ight, the 7th inst,, at the Howard Hotel, corner of ne and Broadway, from an aneurism of the abdominal nd Whereas, The proprictor of said hotel (where our brother ears past) insisted peremptorily upon on Sunday, B. M., notwithstanding there Was no malignant, contagions, or infections disease, to t of said proprietor or the that if the remains were not re- ie friends of the deceased, he himself have them sent to the public vault in St, Jobn's burial. ad And Whereas, The indecent baste with which the remains of our brother were ordered from said hotel, scarcely afford to make the incipient preparations for his interment, the remai: laced, through the kindness of Mr. e lecture room of the Reformed Puteh Cor tional Chureb, where they remained being the only place en, could be found; therefore, ‘at We deem ita duty we owe to our deceased bro- | th to ourselves, to express our marked disapprc ba- | tion’of the conduct of the yroprietor of said hotel, which, as has is entirely without precedent Resolved, that the preecding preamble and resoluticns be pub- | liched under the direction of the officers of this meeting, to the » | end that Orin Lodge may be justified as to the indecent haste | with which the mortal remainsof our late brothe away from the hotel, and were suffered to remain in the lecture atoreenid, until they were copsie tions were a late hour on would led time Dunshee, tho un- » P. My until leposit which, with the wr wers hurried ned to their last resting- 8, REDPIBLD, Chairman, FUR iT ‘No. 102 Broad- without reserve, vances. a large stock of desirable Furniture. cousistiny ‘ofas, of all styles, ma Cacee, French Bedstends, hair ny Chairs, of do, Wardrobes, Book iatirasses, mahogany and marble top nds, Tete-a-tetey Card, Cenire, h a large variety of useful Rouse fur- ORSES, &,—NEW YORK TATTERSALL'8—THE AT- tention of gentlemen having a surplus of Horses, Harness, &¢ , who wish to conver to send them to Tattereall’s. 8 Ve les, em into money, are directed cashed promptly. d every protection afforded them; Purehasors Must prove as represented, or the money roturned. cl Cash advanced on vei for single gentlemen, may be had at {2 Beckman st. ‘The use References required. MK NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, NO. 91 between Spring and Prince. Possession bo- of November. A por' yged for other govds, Enquire on the pre- he furniture them, stations, glass Manuifac- Korth Rivor, /REE TONS OF STOVE GRATES, lor eale, wholesale or retei!, at the iron foun- |. BeOld irom on street, near Grand tree N. takon ‘to notify their numerous friends and the public generally have removed from the corner of Canal and Merour streets, fo the store No. 52 Canal street. formerly occu, Messrs, A. Arnold & Co. (one door trom their old stand, resent stock of Fall Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, Vizottes, Ko0ds, Ko., Be. is very extensive ‘on inspection well worthy of the OR SALE—A DINING SALOON, ONE OF THE BEST locations in the city, everything in complete order, and the has a first-rate run of custom, and can be increased by proper atten ti other business which requires hi Dunlap’s Hotel, before 9 ROWN’S COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON, Ni 71 Pearl street, (head of Coenti tg Strangers doing business leo those atteading the Fair, wi place to get their meals, ENISON.—PRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, % MAIDEN Lane and 16 Cedar st-A very superior Sadile’ of feney will be dressed this day, at 12 o'clock, and served up with currant JOHN Ps BROWN, FFICE OF TAE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, x ‘The President and Directo day declared a dividend of four aud one half per cent on the Ca- | Stock Of this Company, for the six ‘The transfer book the 2th inst, to that date, By order ress materiale, housek and choice, and will be Attention of purchasers. NHE CREDITORS OF FRANCIS PLATE ARE REQUEST- re evening, Oct. 19, 1548, Bt halt pase LA 9 Wooster street. . W, HUNT, SAMUEL TAYLOR. § Assignees of F. Plate, OF FINEST WORKMANSHI is Coal made to mossure by es Slip, ) George Brown, pro: ‘in the lower part ct tho aity, this a very convenient ‘ed to meet on Thursds P.M, at Convention Hall, ARIS STYLE SHIRTS, ‘warrented unsurpassed the half dozen or more, at thirty per cen Saddle of Venison cents per plato, JQ ICH FRENCH BONNETS JUST RECEIVED, OF THE latest fashion, made by thi for sale to the trade av. 99 Wall street, up stairs, \ORSFTS DE PARIS, NEW PATTERNS—LATEST FaSd- t the mont fashionable Indies, for the form,as well as for the liberty they leave in the movements of the person who makes use bad only of Mme. Prospere, Canal street, 53, up stairs, near Broadway. N. B The Ladice will find very comfrrtable for nursing, and a handsome assortment of rete, for bal.s, xewly arrived from Paris, at a very moderate brated Madame Laure, of ‘months ending lst d after Wednesday ill be closed from ©. L, EVERITT, Secretary, ED BUNTLINE'S OWN.—No. 15, OF THIS PAPER, CON. ore interesting chronicles aud records of one Moves. ion, adopted at Paris, smon most comfortable and graceful A splendid engraving.illustrative of the meeting of Moses and the Ministers of Faro, taken from life, with accurate likenesses, will also be found in Ned's Own. Office, 30%, Broadway. R LINE.—THE 8! }OK SAVANNAH—REGU! new steamship CHEROI ight this day, nufil 1 ly seilata ry. M., from Pier 4, R. o terths secured until paid for. rates, Dills lading signed on boar: SAMUEL LAID LONG SHAWLS. Shawls, from low priced to tine, received per Britannia, GODFREY, PAT ‘ON € TELINNES—DRAB, BLUB AND CRIMSON, A SPLEN did artiole for Carriage Linings, just received. Also a | assortment of Cloths, Damasks, Silks, &o., for Carriages, toge with plain and figure terial f by F.S& to, ‘The Cherokee is expected, to arive at Say 1nah in timo for passengers to take Savurday's (21st Oct.) boat for Florida, if not in time for the regular railroad train for Macon, Griffin, and Ata: despatched on the arrival of the eters and Jobbors. iam street, near John . WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN can have them inserted, and warranted for five Teach, at the office established for the reduc joes in 1834. Filling with pure gold Oto 76 cents. SU% Broadway Janta, A epecial train will be POOL ORREL COAL—RECELVED, jueen, and Atlin ‘Il be landed in a fow days, yord, or delivered fro IVE 4 David Cannon, Sea sercened from th rior lot of Cannel Coals, FE. CARRY, 177 Worster stret~ Office, 41 Broad streot. Feach Mountain, Peach Orchard, Lehigh, Beaver Meadow.— ‘Thoee coals, selected expressly for family use and for sale. Apply When Venus, the thin-skinned, made earth her abode, ‘To give beauty its fullness and scope, iven to Dr. Gouraud wr Soap! | iN TaUTH, 13 DR, PEUX She sure must have ‘The secrot ot mukit GLORIOUS COMPGUN Goureud's Itetian Medicates barn, morphew, w s—far mperior to Sars ile for eradicating hair . Bear in mind, that the genuine ud are to be had only at his depot, 67 Walker street, THAMPTON AND BREMEN ‘The steamer Hermann, Captain EB. Crabtree, will leave Pier No. 4, Nerth river, for Southampton and Bremen, on the 20th inst, at 12 o'clock. 11 o'clock, avd send all bay Thureday, marked below, All letters must go through ly at the office of the 8, MALL LINE FOR SOU ¢, Hot wanted on the voyage, on ‘An experienced surgeon on board. he Post Office. For freight or pas- ‘Ocean Steam Navigatiou Company, SKS PLAYEL & CO, OF PARIS, HAVE FORWARD 4 ed to thie city a new and bexutiful assortment of Pianos from |" —— their msnufactory, consiating of Semi-Grand, Upright, and. Pia Anos wre for sale, at moderate pric. wt tho depots Park place, wherv amateurs end the prvMeston are ro invited to en) ond examine, KAPES—W0 ISABELLA AND CATAW Vines tor sale, 6,000 three year old, 2/400 two JAS. B. WIER, Nursery Garden, 0 MONUPOLY ‘Throngh direct, East and West. ENING LINE FOR ALBANY,— {0 conta—This boat arrivesin ti New York every Monday, nd Troy. The new steain 'S. Schuyler, will leave the t, (first street above Barolay,) this evening BN ISLAND FERRY.—THE STEAMBUAT STATEN der will run as follows :—Le and (3g “clock, Leave Quarantine at &, 10, 12, New York at 9, 11,1, D COPY! ufactured for conntirg house and gen- being 28 well adapted for the copying pross as for the free from, nny Wholerale and retail, at No, 1, Sou a Accom panied with & corsfally treated by to his me'hod «f curing by abrorption. 245g Folt on etree. N. ‘iliiam streot, opposite —A porfect cure or no Kisii AND 8 OTCH MALT WHISKEY, UNSURPASSEDIN f YANITS ARK EASILY AND SPREDILY | “Wits, put op in packages to euit the , A percon will nae t begins to create an utter diagust to the | i: may te given without the person's M1 by the Doctor wt ait trade, for sale at about: y M. PARKS, Distiller, 9% 7th avonue; Office, 42 8 ‘Tho highest price paid for empty puncheona retormed by .te w it Luv afer days, when tanto or suri of que know lodgo, if denirable, Chureh street, #1 ¢ ANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD ttreot.—Signora and Simnor Ferrero will re-open thelr sehool on the 2Ist of October, and the Gentleman's Class on the 23d, They will attend to Private Lessons and Private Classes, and give Private Soirees ay usual. ANCING.—MLLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS, OF THE ‘Academy of Paris, has the honor of informing the publio ie will open four different classes, to suit the convenience pupile—one up town in Broadway, one on the Third Ave- nue, one in Green street, between Waverly and Clinton and'the other at her residence, 74 Leonard at. Mile. P. D, will ive instruction in all the different branches of dancing, For fnformation as to the day, hours and terms, apply to Mlle, P. D, ny. RESPECTFULLY IN 6 friends that he has taken up his residence in thi ‘application may bo made at the music for berg & Luis, Violin. For terms, & ickering’s and Stoddur’, eet. cated in a charming village not far distant from New York. e moral culture while heavy ex- ones are avoided, Perents wishing to ugh ters rom home are respectfully invited to ca'l at 99 Chambers street, between the hours of 11 and 3, where an interview with one the teachers can be had, and every information relative to the school obtained | GraNise LAN UAGE ON THE OLUENDORFF SYSTEM, Senor. Vin at's Spanish ola a2s for boginners, will commence, [adios on the 24th instant, at 12 City Halt t'lace, P.M, to meet every other day; that for geo at 87 Chi tlemen ‘on the same day, from 8'to 9 o'clock, P. bers . ke t which, those willing to Gees te will torm the rate of $6 per course of twenty four lessone each, Senor V. would also inform the gentlemen who were under his instructions Inst year, that the same clastes will reassume their studies on ith instant at the above mentioned hour and 6. Reference: Hon, B.F. Butler, Hon. Geo. Folsom, W. 8. Schroeder, ONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT ‘on the Oral system, enabling to ‘lie and schools attended. Please Mons De St. Pierre, natif de Paris, 308 Broadwi Ce ICAL, M 1, LEGAL, THEATRICAL AND PO- litical gentlemen, attend!—We hinted, in owr last, that a ‘word to the wise wat sufficient, since then; hundreds have taken our advice. Now, all of you who are afflicted with Asthma, Bron- chitis, or any other catarrhal affections, go to 271 Grand streut ox of the thuselah Pills be cured, dby | Y)R.RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE Ac., 88 Greenwich street—office hours 9 to 12 A. M., 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday excey ). Those who apply in the early, stages will be surprised at id little ii nJQDCe attending their cure. It fered from a certain class of peo 1 PFO} C f | Minwervicea: In stricture, {rem {ta fist, or Intipieat. tole more \d distresti stages, (from uncommon adva ive prastioe,) he can afford a rapid, cagy, and jeh, he how ground for stating, can be obtained yurce in America. from no other OCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 61 Dey street, where he can be consulted on all Private Disoss- The moet obstinate a to his mode of nthe Non-Mercurial System. 1 long standing, are treated by Dr. Fon the moet sclentifo and approved plan. ‘The victims of constitutional debility, brought trby indleereot indulgences, can apply with & eortaindy of cure, Pre-paid letters, enclosing’ feo, attended to. 61 Dey atrest. © CURK, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET Colle f Sur ns, Londen, be Nee Trae Raya College of Suzgeo nay vt OF NESS, Consulted in treatment of delicate diseases, No inatter: you may have glect, ulcers upon the hody, or in the throat Pains in the head aud bones of the logs. A practice of fourteen Joars, devoted to venereal discasos, enablec Dr, C. to cura the Worst form of this disease, Recent cases cured in four daya ~ No mercury veod. Strietures cured in one or two weeks gearcely any pain. Those individuals who heve indulged in soon. fain losthaome habit, oan positively be roséored to healthand ciety, NB. Strangers are cantionod not t0 be deceived. Dr Cobbott bas not removed Remember 19 Duane street, opposite. Dr. Johnaon’s i i aia EDICAL OFFICE—DK, JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREB? M near Chatham street, 60 well known as the most sucgess(al ractitioner in New York, im the treatmeat of venereal diseases, Tre Dootor’s reputation for skill in thoseeld half-cured cages that ro oxinted {OF is preeminent. Gieet, «trict: pds ody ‘of in the road ce esc ue Leap tad ons, ee ori Sacha ag nw ener weakness, brought on by & secret ndalged in by young nen, lecisious drdeme and. nightly’ miaans, pom recente Recent onsen oured in four days, without moreur;. Nosweration: ja diet or prevention from hnainers. Ms", EXTRAOKDINARY WORK—TO THE. MARRIED Ds sriage.--The Married Woman's. or thore comtemp'ating mazriage.~The. Married (emai Frivate Medical Companion, by PD tion, Price $1 Thir wo 20 eae eS 7 fetiog rRipy, wheter married or untmaried, altbowgh it mn ’ for the it diesloges important axe mete, which shdold be known ti particu‘enly. Hore every female. Nav kmurer, symuprone, and the mody effeieut une. most certain mode of cure inevery cme. For wal 22 tert att c publishing office, 149 Laborty street, New York; BreeGr ay Pecworson, No. $3 Chesimng street, G. B. Zeiber, Phitas itbia; Little & Co, Albany: W. R. Davia, Roaton. On the re- ie Mf $i, weopy Will be traneniiston by maik tree of posta, to Cait tat the United Staten. All letters, must. be taldmesnod, 0 Dr. A. M MAUBYURAU, box 1224, New York city. erty atywet SO CURE, NOCHARGR—DR. COBDETT, M. B.C. Sy ley has removed Visethee vo 8 Aun street,’ (near William.) where he is consulted on all diseases of o private character, Te | hone whe have been under Aly care, self Inudution is unveceusary To those who have not, spd who are afflicted with pu tho head, limbs, ul ers on’ tie body, threat ot nee tures, eeminal debility, “induced he worrente ® perfect wiv speedy cure, (No, meroury tsed 3 cent eases cured in xe days 5, Canaan wears ie son - | al OCIOR MORAISON CONTIN CES TO BE CONSULTED | result of 1 years expevieace,) im » noe on delicstqdweseca, which |6 ee without Menmery. OF identity. | Those who know Dr. hindrance from Lusiness. ‘The d’ sensu in ite oarly staes he Debility of the perves from early indivers ridval p’oatration of Genta power® is suc Che most obstinate deny hie remove fi to falsify thia acgertion, See hig Diploma, to. rive bim a Letiers J attend R. RAL ek pature, | sure. of the gupitel ons Pye eork on the staveot, written in plat eipes for all nedioir.es laitifoliy ive en ly weetul to evury piae { Price $1. May te had of the autho melted Ircoby post. Alnoot most of he { States pRacTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on (vy peri 14, consequences, remedies ag a Feeluding rorstueshtior, srrieuaee, de.