The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1848, Page 3

Loan 4; Harlem, preferred, fell off <; Treasury notes closed firm at yesterdays prices, ‘The steamship Hermans, for Southampton and Bremen, carried out $114,737 70, in specie, ‘The amount of specie in the Sub Treasury yesterday ‘was $1.400.000, inclusive of $300,000 a special deposite. Barings’ eiroular of the 6th inst., says that there is no variation since the previous week ‘nm American se- curities. There was some business doing in United Stetes Sixes, at 96 a 97 The friends of the air line railroad between this city and Boston ere actively engaged in pushing forward that enterprise. It is proposed to put that portion of the line between New Haven (to conneot with the New | York road) and Middletown, immediately under con- tract. The cost of this part will not vary mach from $550,000, or $22000 per mile. Of this amount there has already been obtained along the line the sum of $200,000. The sum of $250000 has been offered by seyeral individuals interested in the New York and New Hayen road, making a total of $450,000. This leaves a deficiency of $100,000. There is no doubt but that this amount will be forthcoming, when required. | The city of New Haven has not come forward in thi businerr, as it should. The people of that city are deeply interested in this work. and the amount neces- sary to secure its completion is so small, that there is no doubt but that it will be made up at once, The report of the Vermont Central Railroad for the past year, has just been placed in the hands of the stockholders, This road extends from Windsor to Burlington, Vermont, a distanoe of 117% miles; all but 15 miles of it through the centre of the State of Ver- mont. Of the whole line, 42 miles, from Lyman’s bridge, at the mouth of theJWhite river, to Roxbury, 10 miles from Northfield, are finished and in running order, The 15 miles from Lyman’s bridge, along the Connecticut river to Windsor, areentirely graded, the bridges are finished, the cross ties for the superstruc- ture are on the ground; and nothing is wanting but the rails, which have been ordered from England, and $30,000 paid towards them, to enable the contractors {0 complete this portion of the road forthwith, The work on the upper portion of the road, from Northfleld to Burlington, 50 miler, is about one-third finished. On that section $514,321 have been already expended and about $1,000,000 more, it is estimated, will be re- quired to finish the road. The whole amount thus far expended on the entire road, is set down at $2,345,- 448 48; and the sum required to complete the road to Burlington, is estimated at about $1,306,686 To finish it to Montpelier, from the mouth of the White river, about $126,303 only will be necessary. The company have been so much embarrassed in its financial opera- tions, that it has been compelled to issue new stock, first at $75 per share, and finally at $50. The receipts on that portionof the road opened for trial, have been much larger than anticipated. From the 26th of June to the 26th of August, the income from 25 miles of the road was $8,350 59 Notwithstanding the diffloulties en- countered in the construction of this road and the, enormous sacrifices made by the issues of new stock, there is no doubt but that the road will ultimately be | productive, and the stock a good investment. The commerce of Chicago has increased with greater rapidity than that of any other port in the | ‘Western country. In 1830, only eighteen years ago, | Chicago was a mere trading post, and was the ren- desvous of government troops, agents, Indian traders | &o. In 1831, there was but one store in the place; and ‘as late as the year 1839, Chicago, and a large section of country in its vicinity, was supplied with food and other necessaries of life, principally, from the Western part of Ohio. In 1830, a vessel, loaded with wheat, cleared from Chicago, and from this small beginning, | in three years, the shipments of wheat increased to | 587,207 bushels, and of flour, to 2,920 barrels. From that time. the shipments have been as annexed. | Commence or Cuic, Wheat. 207 AGO.—AGRICULTURAL Exports. Flour, Beek § Pork, Wool. | 920 16,209 1,500 1848: vise = 2005s 1845) ire «IRs atetalo 23.085 31,280 281,925 jeer 42098 48,953 411,488 Bacon and hams. + obs, 238,488 Lard and tallew....“ 1,935 31,260 11,000 Paeated gigas he. . Lead Bides and leather, value ‘This commeroe, in that year, employed 19 steamers, 17 propellers, 86 brigs, and 120 schooners—an aggregate of 44,445 tons of shipping. The arrivals and departures of vessels, were 3.779. For the year 1847, the exports of leading articles were as follows:— Wheat, bush. . ..1,974,304 Flour, bbls. . Corn . 67.315 Beef. . 26,504 Oats 38,892 Pork.... 25,416 The value of the exports was $2,276,299, | This year. so far, there has been « very important falling off in the exports of flour and wheat, while there has been a large increase in the shipments of corn and ether articles. ‘There {s no State in the Union increasing so rapidly in wealth and resources as Illinois. Chicago is the principal shipping port of that State, and the growth of that city is a fair index of the growth of the State. The completion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal | has given an impetus to the agricultural resources of the State which has long been required, Its financial | affairs have wonderfully improved. Five years ago, it was officially announced in the Governor's message that there was not money enough in the State treasa- ry to pay the postage on public documents in the post office at the seat of government, and they were obliged to remain there. Since that time, » new loan of $1,600,000 has been made, the canal completed, a part of the interest on the entire debt of the State paid semi- annually,the whole of the interest on the new canal loan has been promptly paid, and one hundred thousand dol- lars on aecountof the principal Sales of canal land to the amount of $500,000 have been made, the whole of which will, atthe expiration of one year, be paid and ap- plied to the liquidation of the new canal debt. This will reduce it to less than one million of dollars. The revenue from the canal this year will be more than one hundred thousand dollars, which, with the portion of the one anda half mill tax now appropriated to the payment of interest, will go towards the payment of interest on.the old canal debt. Three-fifths of the one ‘and a half mill tax, are now appropriated to the pay- ment of interest on the entire funded debt of the State. This pays one-fifth of the whole interest, or $12 of the $60, annually accruing The new constitution of Illinois, adopted by the people last March. autho- rizes the levy ofa tax of two mills on the taxable pro- perty of the State, for the payment of the interest on the internal improvement debt. It has not yet been ascertained what the actual amount of this internal improvement debt of the State is, but it is sufficient for thore interested, to know that the two mill tax, and the three fifths of the ene and a half mill tax already levied and paid, will give a revenue large enough to pay the full interest on that portion of the State's in- debted ners The following table will show the export, for a series 42.598 lion from the United King- pty eg | guake a tirin the familie of vome of our up town millionaires, ta. dom :— Exrontation or BuLLion From Gneat Britain, Silver o 13,640,004 Gold oz. ‘ y 161,957,861 Of the 3,960,098 ounces of gold exported in the eleven years, 1.277,344 ounces were British coinage, and 2,682,094 ounces foreign and bullion. Of the silver, 6,162,988 ounces were British coins, and 146,967,861 foreign coins and bullion. The exports for 1847 were to the following countrie: To the United States Silver, 9,252 115 38,812,233, 630 420 430.086, 144,442 277,003 201,108 660 782 465.491 Hanseatic Town Tetalexports........ At the mint price for gold, and the average value of Silver, it would appear that the export of gold and silver amounted to over £10,000,000 To ascertain th net sum exported, the value of the specie imported must be deducted; but the Custom House returns do not afford any information on the point The Bank of England returns show that the highest amoint of gold and silver held, during the year 1447, by that establishment, was £14 961,572, on the 2d of sanuary ‘ Sr | ‘This bank has now redeemed nearly all its issues that were in | Ofthe taste Had the public refused to receive the o! and the lowest amount £8.312,691, on the 23d of Oc- tober; the difference being £3 638,881 Cong ANTED—BY & YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION IN SOMS house or wholesale grocery; salary no objest as ARK THEATRE.—SATURDAY SVENING, OCT. 21, THE euterternmente wilt commence with the Farcs of 31M'P30N & CO—Mr, Simpson, Mr. W ROADWAY THEATRE —-BENEFIT OF ¥R. W. | iH, will be pertormed INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, (co os —Sa'urday Evening, October 2 This may the advertiser wishes to anqulte a Knowledge of business, te | & r, Sime x, WG Chapman: Me Bromlay. Mei | OUK MARY ANSK Ion - would have no objection to a olerkship in any respectable busi | Dawson; Mere. *impson, Mrs. Winstanley. Hetwoon 0 r8. Abbott. Aer which, tor the seoond t ‘comic oy | 5 Y RAB. afford sufficiently correct date to cotimate the sotusl | Tosi tivtsta hie States, Addcore S: HF. et Wd. WKee & ip Grane Shana, from the Opere of the DiUGATER OF tile WROIMEN Marie, dangh. | The Elec Wasuinaron, Vot. 19, 2 amount of specie exported, over the amount received | Br. there, 42 Front atrect, Pre o the covclusion of th og made, & doens trom th jimant, Mes Socuns Marchionsss of Borkoufolt, Mea | ¢ Election Returns— Public Freling Thereon— nek xchange. ANTED—BY Na A SE'UATION AS | Comedy of NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS —-A, ductus with he sushable farce of LENO we | 226 Union's Logic—A Rumor Regarding th $9500 Treasury Nts, 63, 10354 50 Reading Bonds a3? St | Confectioner, or pastry Cook, or as Housekeeper in a gon. \., Mr. Gilbert; Lieut. Kingsto away; Mea Maj. Pnohb,, | Hunkers and Barnburne: The President 0 State Ts0of 49 lov Sy Nidont artford ios pune faini y, where she would make herself geueraily useful. | mer, Miss Rose Telbin. To cone! te, 75 ote,: Pan Electi vs— ane e Lad 500 Ohio 78 WS 250 Harlem RR roceat ndrove to O. F. often of this paper, —___ Uprer Bones 3a Pie rigs Oa Siem Deas eane Bt itr-pmmensane te ore sesadsipil 1008 ipetine Peat a. F do baw aNTED—BY A WOMAN WHO Gas Ta8 GBAT OF | ee re —— — woe | teueeone - Every one here is in a quandary about the eleo- of America City references, a place as Cook, Washer and Ironer, 4. OWERY THEATRE. —BENEFIP ( @ PR LOWN \'8 THEATRE, © Sanu, 2° do 91%, 39 Long Island ply a Nev ay Stanton streeh book sectus Up stata She antey | DD a eeeede Beene Oe ee eed ea EN | BB Gav oventon, Uetrene i ‘wil be porbemed te farooal aks | 1008, and each day appenrs to increase the tog 50 Farmers’ Trust 12 “Is Brie RR new Sands baking perfecrly, aud lived in her last situation three | Cen, Washinetom Ar. J M. Soot; Gon, Putnam, MG. Browne, DEAD SHOT —Mr. Hoour Timid, Mr. Raymond; Lowaa Love: | Rumors of all kinds continue to be circulated 1 Udeak Mohen'y RR1I6° 25 do years | Oneactah, Mr. N.B, Olarke: ven) Jorawe lic Met n iek Mrs Brougham, (Auer whi vurhisque opers of | ie Tohnat eat, then’ i i i, J OD sO 3 lo = Viowtah, Mrs. Jordan. After which, DID YOU EVE ¢ SEND A MOU! Ed.ardo fasteistrue Ra | First, Johnston 16 elected; then Longstreth ; 100 Nor& Wor biim 3) = =~ do ANTRD—IN A WAOLBSALE STORE, A BOY WHO RW Mr. Uioneyhs " . i A , ao B 7 writes «good hand. Apply Box 1081, NY, Son ee ee ee ee emepbann, LIVING PCT eee chem Miae Chapman, After whinb, | again, the whigs have gained the day by three or w do D mA ee ar = « nd Sig. Neri, ‘To eouciude wir CUERAY AN OPE ‘Po cow with NEW YORK IN s we ri lied ; the next despatch reduces it to | ey do ww © Brie Railroad ANTED, A WATCH MAKER—ONK WHO IS & THO- | graR-—Cheryy, Mire Marv Tu k i “ or cor lus died 5 the patch reduces it to leas a n 4 rs lor; Tepac, Mr. Stevens; Hassanbad, Gratall, Mr. Ham+iton; Mr, Nabom, Wr. Grace: L a. Mins Sinclair, 4 75 Reading Bonds Wo Wonkang, and on give the most saristuctory rater. | Me G. a. Blthy Fast Star, Mics Lockyer, Ariana, Mise Hib) —Prices of admission—Drese Circle and Parquet, 8) ceux than a hundred ; and lastly, we learn that Long- Second Board. oeewtion We Fea meek janufacti- | bard.—Doors B, Sige—petoemanee to commence at? pel | Pusat Olndie oe Taseue niet 35 cts, pen at calfpast—~ sireth is elected by a.majority of ane or one and $4000 U 86 63 Mi 1146 140 Harlem RR U9) SL eee — ______. | cisely, Boxes, itand Gallery, 1236 conta, curtain to rise at7 o'clock. t half, You ps = — orig b ren » ‘5000 do % 3 WH do bay 51 YOUNG LADY, A PROTESTANT, WOULD WISH AN FRAU O THEA’ " RLY P| half. You meet a whig and ask him how the elee 1000 Kentnoky fe'71 9750 do bw SI ‘engagement in a family to take oare of young children, and Ar don ne LORMAREE Dba eet (cont tlre peed mak tion h > “Oh sr lies, “ Joh: has ii oBae Biol Commerce 21 aM do b9” 514 | commence the rudiments of Knglish with them” Any commu- ie erecans || ‘ening: Oat tial citamcngemensel’ tha werd teaeraed bat, | en eene i hetephiang 5: Sammie hee it be 3 asnece Bs Resbooter Pe 2 ii ed Pl 6 meaons addreseed to 8. B., 3 Charlton street, will be punctually faa eo Ne Cartlliah, To be (ol owe by the new i pera, Lavater Loe, . C. Lee, W. Wi: tewart, for | ®large ma—, that is—yen, we are pretty certain—ohy 10 «dp 6g do aL ne we i Or A Starat the there can be no doubt of it”? So with the demoorats,, ip) conge Sls "50 b Island RR a 0 MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED, A SITUATION as | QPera House “Mr. Hamlet, Mr. Chantran; Mr. ancgroody, Mr. E 140 Canton Co 315g - Cutter, who is willing to attest his abilities ag such, Address | (,,Burke; Betty, Mine BR. Mestayer; Lady Muche h. Mra Mo Hiez.org certain Longstreth iaclacted-- thet tetaeas, a Cutter, Herald office, box L, or Chatham Suare Post Office 3 nae te conclude with fot gy bl i tein inte aie pra ae im Seen = 4 i . afrai crow about viot MARKETS ELSEWHERE. OARD DOWN TOWN.—TAREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE rks; Mr. Precis, Mr. Parday; Big Liss) ire | 20itd appearance of Master Hernapdey, the meat astonishing rider | (eimoe the double crow om Monday © mig.) fee ae STOCK SALES. ‘accommodated with rooms, with or without board, at No 5 rguliag Mostayor, Doors open at 654; por- jn the world. Third night of Master Neville, the r-atrider.&°. they would have, in theend,to laugh at the wrong side ybarznons, Oct, 19, $2000 U8, Tren, Notes i, sg: 309 | Morris street, if applied for soon. tor it 74. %o.—Doorsopen at half past 6—performance tocommence at7. | Or their mouths. MRPs ‘the (ards ooh jerylans ferred 6 6} 2 ti Se 74 = ny mS = igre ro MS a a = eka: — ra re —y = | n ” 4 " q 1,000 Baltimore 64, ‘0. we 000 do, do. 74g: 457, 80 Sah LoStao8 SATURDAY, OVTOBER7, A BROWN SeoTrED N IBLOS, ASTOR PLACE. BROADWAY.—B6VEFIT OF ITCHELL'S OLYMFIC THEATRE—3aTURDAY Eve. | ‘ Scribbler” of the L is consoling bis readers with 9745; 250 do. do.. 9734: 1.000 do, do. 974g; 182 shs Baltimore and. Pointer Dog, with Leather Collar aud Ring, with the litters Mr. T. Placide, on,which occasion Mr H. Placide will appear ping: Octob ¥ 21, the entertainments will commence with | the philosophical and logical deduction that even if Ohto RR. Diy, Bonds, 70: . 4. engraved on it, Any person having the same wilt be bor. | {morropulag characlors, | Memers, Chippendale, 7 Vlacila J. | HERO AND LEANDEK—Loander, Miss Mary Gunnon; Suley- | Pennsylvania has elected » whig Governor, the fact of Boston, Oct. 19.—Wroker a’ Board.—25 shares Vermont and | ally rewarded by returning him to Thos, Rielly, Hermitage Hail, | ree in, C. W Clarke, Mssder; Miss Kate Horne, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. | man Agha, Mr. Nickinson; Hero, Mise Rberta, After which, NA- | @ democratic Canal Commissioner having been victo- Mase Railroad, 45, b 15; 33 do do, 4436; 13 do do 44 corner of Houston and Allen streets, Siarien and Mr. G. Vandenhoff, his last appearance’—Saturday, | TIONAL DEFENCES—Simon Marrowfat, Mr Holland; Phode | rious proves that General Taylor has no chance in the ern Railroad, 534; 25 do Reading Railroad, 1 agp a — De Sir Harcourt Courtley, Wr. Mayduke, Miss Nickinson. After which, « new olagaioal extra old Keystone State—whilst, ” 5, 30 do West ‘9734 2 do Boston OST. ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 197m INSL, IN Mark Meddle, Mr. T. Placide: | ganza, entiled T JESEUS AND ARIADNE— Duwrdalus, Mr, Cono- if ate—whilet, mirabrle dictu, Ohio haw- figag. 8 doV't Central Rai 14; 3 do Bostor jgoing from the corner of Wall st. through Beaver, to’New | Max Harkai alo; ‘Dolly Spanket, Mr. J. Sefton; | Ser, Bacchus, Mr, Nickinson; Minos Li, Mr Aroold: Thesous Mise | 16 elected (be says) a democratic (iovernor, * otwith- Rallvoad, 10%; 5 do State Bank: St, a Gold Watch, with a rmall Gold ‘chain and k Gharles Courtloy. Mr. CW. Clarke, Lady Gay Speaker, Mrs, | Mary Gannon; A ‘Misa Clarke’ To conclude with BEU the have a majority in the logisla- : i Will be auitably rewarded by leaving it ab 27 Boa OST | Mace. ‘To cobchude with the COMEDY OF ERKORS Dry Lal SPA~ Hector Templeton, Mr Holland: Caroline Grantley, | ture, proves that Ohio will go for Cass and Butler HE HOWARD HOTEL ANDTHE ODD.VELLOW.—It | J ONEOR STOLEN-ON THE EVENING OF TUESDAY, | Prcile: hivians Hee, Fe Sinan Drvenle of Rohewns,, Me, Mise Philipa—Doors open at7'o'elook-—ourtain ties at half past | An opinion prevails here that the hunkers of New ‘appears that I have very unintentionally iucurred the di 17th instant, between New York and Philadelphia, a note oe en _ i 2 a York will be advised by their leaders to vote for Vam pleasure of some gentlemen members of “Orion Lodge, No. of hand, drawnand endorsed by Haskell and Merrick, for value ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, between Grand ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. T. BARNUM, | Buren at the coming election, ro as to prevent General regarditg de peniea) oe Any iS Seoean a raneanee Oey renee oe tah Posten, domed September 2ist, 1843, at six | he ae a roo commana fonday, ate Proprietor—¥, Hitchooe! . -Splendid Perform. | Taylor from getting State We imagine the fraternity Jrom my house toa vault, previous to the furseral months, for va are he sti T e ni notice.— ances afterne y very am truly sorry for it and can only say that the gentleman's | negotinting eaid note, as payment has been stopped. "New York, ‘The and woll-known Manes dhl ay mE elt pee OT A cay snl hinge pay pyr a a he death, being rather sudden, a post morte xamination took place, | October 2th, seven, The Manager Eivtestesedinay wonder in ereatios has the pleasure of announci dum friends to follow such advice, although it would the Major Lituotnger, bolas which was of such @ nature as to render the removal complained — ———— ~ — | certs in ‘of ten months, were recety- 4 be unquestionably the proper policy, an its worst effect Orabsclutels necessary, after the body had laid twen'y Hoursin | J OST—ON THE MORNING OF TGR 18rx INST, A LET. | ed with ve te | ng i sae tn, ie fone Llp at fs te would be to throw the election into Congrevs, and the house, I cannot but feel, therefore, that it is unjust to attri- ‘ter, with the seal broken, directed to John Bottomley, New | honor of annou: Yorkand | Inches high, and wei ly thirteen pounds, He may be son | General Cass, it is believed, would, in that case, be bute blame to me, under such circumstances; and especially when | York; eaid Jetter contained a note of havd drawn and endorsed by | vicinity, that ‘will give ® sovies of their eee. Concerta, | every morning from 10 to half- 12 o'clock; in the afternoon | elected. On the other id, it is said, thatif the it is not in thenature of things that any“‘indeoent” or disrespectful | De Coursey, Lafouroade & Co., peiedelphie, dated August 9th, | introducing a of their jorusves, Charae: | from tillhalt-paat 6 ; and in the ovening, from 7 till10. In add | hunkers adopt this course, a large proportion, of the haste could have been intended by any person having @ spark of | 1848, atelght months. for $300, No. 1,505" Dublis are hereby | teristic Danoes, ho, Admiasion 35 cents, open at7. Con- | tion, the’manager has also ongaged Great Western, the famous | bar Pell oly ion Lote humanity about him—it waa far from sack with me, at any rate, | cautioned against nogo‘iatiog aaid nove us the payment has boen | gett will commence at 8 o'clock, An Afternoon Concert every | Yaukee Comedfon, tho Sable Brothers, Mise Emina Leslie, vocal | barBbUrners will checkmate it by voting for General Jr has been my anxious desire, upon all oooasions, fo exhibit the | stopped. A liberal reward will be paid to the finder, by leaving it | Saturday, commencing at $ o'clock, P. M, under the management | st, three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant or Mammoth Taylor, as they prefer bim te Cass. mort deference to, the wushes of my customers, aad u at d¥ Broad street, up stairs, and direo'on of B. P. Christy. i Sree igen Remenet Bert, Gina ar) Mas including |. There is, however, one aspect of the case, supposim ¢ event like the one referred to, where T yee! = ; ae — Muscum Performances, Little Finger, te. 26 cents; obildren ux | that the election is thrown into the House, which wi the felt for the deceased, I coul REWARD—LO3T IN BROOKLYN, ON TUESDAY TOPPANI HALL, NO. 398 BROAD: . 2 what. theretare, ean have prompted this ¥ BS acvenine 17a instant a wallet containing $29 in bill | ‘corner Walker.—Mi ES a eR EE | Greater eaceeyenneint ‘ibruie, thane He | bave not eon stated. There are tren Staton A he me, Tam at loss to conjecture, Yo Highest reapect for the gentlemen who tions of the “ Orion York. ‘and the thanks of the owner, on leaving the wallet aud contents at 40 New atreet, New fully magnificert and present time, tied as to representation. If any of those two parts, cover Canvass, giving a faith ful und picturesque reprosentation of the lines of ‘mafch pur IBLO’S, ABTOR PLACE. re tates—Georgia, for instance—should vlect electors im —T. FLACIDE'S BENEFIT WI L | savor of General Taylor, it is more than probable, if , it take place Saturday evening, October 21st. LONDON As | unnecersary severity and injustice of doing a , WD IDOE A Ta yy the American Armies, under the command of Generals i ourt Cor the election is given to the House, that it, some foram magtoary ofence, an that if they hed duly appreciated | FOR, SALE A, GROCERY, AND LIQUOR, STORE (AN | Taylor and seort through the bwa prino pa sootione of that ror | {nutcered hie tervices? Davie; Mi Vandontoet? Ming fisris: | One of the democratic members’ would also cart his the aifficult position I was placed in, they would not have so ab ewnen,. havin Ay soar ent es Kee usiness. ‘The | mantically wonderful country, which combines in its own char- | way, Chippendale; Dolly Spanker, Sef'on; Meddie, T. Placide; | vote that y, and he would be perfectly justified im. hastily passed these resolutions, With a view of putting tho mat. | prevent owner, having leh, wishes to rotire. Apply at the | acteristics, the grandour, sublimity and siinplicity of all parteof | Lady Gay Spanker, Miss Teabel Dickinson, To conclude with the | doin by precedent, and arguing that hs onl: ter in its proper light, T have addressed letters to the medical gen- ery casein Laie tho world. ‘The first part, ombracing a continuous view of the | COREDY OF BRRORS—Dromio of Syrnouse, H, Placide; Dro- | pi net the fle 1B 9 only oag- tlemen who attended tho |, and their replies are sulyjoined; OR SALE-THE LEASE, Sfoc! diversified landecape from the City of Vern Cruz to the City of | mio of Ephesus, 7. Placide. iss ee eae Se See e Ene De See ee eee And soting as I did. according to the best of wy judgment, I feel Ber, Sate Conee Hioussand’ Batol, No id Peas ee oe Hoo, being completed. tt will begubraitted to publie exhibition rene ~ strated by the eleotoral vote. This, therefore, must be assurred that no blame ours to beattached to'me. With this | ner Pock Slip, Toa person wishing ‘to enter upon such's tun, | 02 Monday, October 25, 1848, at Stoppani Hall, No. 398 Broadway, | /EVWO EXHIBITIONS.—GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN. | taken into conrideration in any calculation regarding statement, and with the evidence herewith subjoined, T now take | ess the inducements offered by location and respectability nf | Southeast corner of Walker street, in spacious waloon, leased for | M ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation of the World, and | the actiontof the House, and it will be found to render leave of thia very unpleasant subject 9.0: UOUE, | patronage ioseldom offered. For furtuer information inquiry of | (2° Purpose, and commodiously and elcgautly prepared for the | the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge, Als’, twenty two magnificent | Cass’s chances somewhat less certain. We do not, PRELER pares Naw Vos, Ook 20, 1568 | Ihe owner, on the premis a, M-MoCARTY. "N.B-To prevent | Sccummodation of visters. The second part, which is in propa Paintings by Mr. Baker, of London ; each one contain. | however, believe, that such an emergency will arise, as vate association, by what I deem canes: || Since ewer mess WHR One Powerful prit able request, that the body of the gentleman who died at your hotel, and whose body was examined after death, should be re- moved, The apartment in which he died, and in which the post mortem examination was made, is close to your dining room—a OR SALE.—SLOOP CYGNET, OF O¥S E tons burthen, well found, will be sold a bargain. Appl; E imund Kirby, foot of Delancy street, New Youkror to the gapt on board, ration, will portray encampment at Corpus Christi to the battle fiold at Buona Vista, | the ‘The sketches, drawings, and corresponding descriptive informa | tion, have been furnished by geatlomen amply, qualified for the | Eapul reeponsible task, and expressly engaged to travel for the purpose, ‘The Painting has boon executed by and under the iramediave direc: TER Ba 43 d= | captain, | think the publication 5 ou refer to wae not warranted by the facts Coatireate tor Carriage Linii of the case, agin my estimation the body ought tohave becn re | assortment of Cloths, Damasks, Silke, &0., for Carriages, togetie Room, 334 Broadway, next door above the Broad: | moved under the circumstances. W. YOUNG, M.D” | withplain and Ph ‘ | way Theatro—Mesers. Miartini and Levasseur announce that eae Teen ae eS A MARTIN E Tepe reba aa | They haveeongaged the celebrated Mr. Nellis, born without arms | 3 NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY. Just received. Also, INE, Importers: 112 William street, near John « M a SOIREES.—RENEWED ATTRACTION aT THE iow a large portion of country, traversed from the | ing about 100 aquare feet of canvase—the whole compriai rit most beaut int America. The ise, Al | luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with ter | ma of | open at 7—ourtain rises at 73, o'clock. one of aNibiehee comprising one of | Cass will not get, at the most, more than one or two small States, The contest will be betwoen Cass and nd, as things look now, it would be unsafe te hing rushlight on the result, | dom and Gomorrah, Dax of Pharaoh Finding Moses, cireumaance, the mero knowledge of which must have been offen: | 9% Da "| ton f Mr. # Grain, whose high attainments and ong experience | Seventh Plague, Destruction Of Pharsoe Hort Mesos Brothing | prathecee ae A iseadeie ca mnotion with thelr sive to your guesta, even admitting them to have been insensible | FOR SALE, A LARGE FULLBRED YOUNO | are presumed quaranteos of the superior order of merit to which | the Tables, Fall of the Walla of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Ne to tho disagrevabla odor caused from opening the cavity of theab. | JAY be ia, NEW- | it belongs: and the large amount of capital embarked in this Na- | Sun to Stand Still, &c., &e,—now exhfbiting every nighit this week, t the latter place, this evening, The demo- peel, RICHARD &. HOFF. AN, MD rd eanand 1 Dog, Porfectly jet, biso 13 well trained good | tional Exhibition, it is confidently believed, will be considered | and Wednesday and ‘afternoons, aires a “grand rally” for to-morrow Mz. Coum Katt ta Sot New Yorx, Oot, 20 1548, Ss uf SENG: PUR NaN Walter otreat. Worthily em ployed #8 & means of parpetuating on the memory, DY | gelock, at the splendid ne night, when “some important matters are to be die arn y ir favor of lay, I coul tate that —! C} y a work of 1 tt tion | |GTON' 29. e 4 of oul ntry. e img 4 Dy #4 Mine AE cat war Se tedis eat toe ee te eto Your | botween Jefferson and Rutgor atrow goods uot permitted | Fiecatory lecture will be dell toced st tatecrale by Hs dn beatk, | foritatereentat someayeet by will be the tenant of the white mansion, overlooking And Ihave aince regretted thatit had not been previously removed | Wii! Positively besent to the | ublio Store without further notice | foy Cowell, long and favorably known tothe American public, | Soenery eldenta-“Chaos The the beautiful Potomac, for the next four years. ton mare dietant part of tours, Loanact ee but that there was OTICE—THE CONSIGNEES OF BIGHT BBLS. BLUE ZReceean Wil copmenee TBOTISE. Ot pet alook, An | the Beoond Way, Dry Lend, a: my, Zuid Dei OMEGA. ivate vault, thar i neon, noon ion on Wedn ‘and Saturday, at 30’ tars, x | im suferig ft to romain im the house, ‘Thee was the great ie: | New Onieane ars servenal to Git sad teens ee rice uf admlasion—Singlo Uokots Sh oem; shildgn, bat poe | wiih Day, J oreate, of ‘Animale Sixth 7 oteaen | Bau-timorg, Oct. 20, 1848. | Me) im your hes rel Y office ss ickets for one gentlem: oy , $l. Crea i) , Yy %, maissof the deceased. You doyortment towards Min during his | (olnZesttheetiice of ____E. K, COLLINS. 66 South st, | Sitnttdiog five perenne, SE Tk ene eee eet, | ee aa ar eat of the sonitibee ee Pa Centee. | The Elections—Races over the Canton Cowse— illness, was uniformly most kind and attentive; and Tcannot but | (\OTELINNES—DRAB, BLUE AND CRIMSON, ASPLEN CES Deluge, Tickets 25 cents; ohildren halt price. Doors {| Destruction of Goods—Theatricals, §c. who will appear ev ening in hi Parlor Delusions, by or Martini, is pleasing performan: ARIS STYLE SHIRTS, circulation at the time of the robbery of the President, in De: warrented uneurpassed in cember last. It has, expenso, advertised the robbery in this country, made OF FINEST WORKMANSGIP, OMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ, 598 ‘Owing to an acoident to O08, with the wonderful Andi: | {0D oft | Pennsylvania having escaped trom tue foge Te neatticry aad the nog ecucie. | Oto has now taken her place, and all is doubt as rea Soir ane aterriag) the opening is postponed uatilfur | to the result of the gubernatorial as well as the Mesmeric Clairvoyance and Magic Divination, fre eat ingrams to measure by | Yaseour. Also, the much admired Astronomienl PAxogama OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN 1N MEXICO, A? the Minerva Rooms, | legislative election in that State. all the cities of the it has, also, given widely extended | the haf dozen or more, at thirty per cent fess than prices Diaphanous Tableaux, Admission 25 cente—commence at % | 406 Broadway, shows, natural as life, The race over the Canton course, yesterda: notice of the issue of new notes, and that none of a date prior to | charged. J. C, Parsell of Breads fashionable calsoeiay, supor- | Past7 o'clock. | CO hea Battlos fought b; Gen, Taylor fiorded fine sport to a | rhe me 348, have bean ettaatated ty Coy qobvery. intendent, B.C, GUION, 118 William street, up stairs. APOLEON GROSSING THE ALPS—THIS GREAT HIS. | It slso gives correct views the oountey, towns, olties, bo, “tis | afforded fine sp a large assemblage. the stolen notes; therefore, in order guard the bank | NOW 18 YOUR TIME—A WHOLE SUIT OF CLOTHES | JN borieal Picture, by Delaroohe, is now exhibiting at the Na- | Guarter before 8 ool ova, exhibitions on Wedsestay | Purse Was $300, two mile heats. The entries were against wror cleaned, dressed, and pressed, low charge of $1. Also, | Honal Academy of Design, oorner of Broadway and Leonard | ang Sal 8 o'clock. Admission, 25 conta. | ©. P. Hare’s Bostona; Calvin Green’s Free Trade, date prior to r 1848 will be redeemed, unless upon Cloaks, and Uvercoate ol Ladi dyed, | street. | Opep nine, A.M., until ten, P.M. Admission, 250; | gohoolsadmitted on ‘terms. No charge for descriptive | iq factory evidence that they are honestly held, with informa‘ from 75 canta to $1 50. thawls and Table Covers | Season tickets, 5c, pamphlets, Children half price. It will soon leave the city. and James Tally’s bay colt by Boston. Bostona cleaned, Carpet when, where, how, and of whom they were obtained, and that holders believe they aranct a part of the stolen mont i cents rd. ITH, TU and 70% won the purse in two straight heats—time 3:46 Allen street, | dence and information to be accompanied with proper affi i tae fer notice of the robbery, those in whose hands they then were'could B ROWN’S COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOO! 71 Pearl street, (head of Coontios Slip) George Brome nee NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—TWO OF THE | ‘trotting champions of the world will contend for a matoh of $1,300, three mile heats, to wagons and drivers, to weigh 350 RAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL | Music, at Apollo Roo Mi 3:47. To-day the tour mile race comes off tor a Mr. and Lasti hay > se of $500. d Fashion will take leorge the pleasure to mform their friendsand the publioof New York | purse of $ The renowne adily have satisfied th Prietor. Strangers doing business in the lowe: | pounds, over the above named course, on Monday, October 23d. % Salen from the Preadent. and the bank oat ihe, Mtince havg | alse those attending the Fair, will fad this £ vary conveniet Ulsploce namech.g, Americus; Albert Conklin b-R: Black Ua. | BOE Ben ory sepenea tay eit nares | ber ghasce 9 Siren TATE toy Oe eae le to detect the nebbens get ett eee eine ong, tase have | Dince to ges their meals ¥: _M. D. GREENE, Propristor. " | Nonor of making thelr fitst appearance in-Ametica Principal | M589 Muay det: two freight cars on the Balti- in passing the stolen notes, and ncither the community, nor the ‘NK.—PRINCE'S M4 = rp rform«re— Mi o Leati, Mr. Leati, Mr. Richard Hoffman, and nm lurday last, cars on Dank would have sufered ons, ¢ ls hoped the putiie wil sul De ert er eee eee eo ee | Co ne STEAMBOAT STATEN | Gir. Joseph Burke; conductor, Mr. mm. The programme will | more and Ohio railroad caught fire and were con- rbrokery willteceive them By order ef the Dizestong: Nut? | gral ee, being as well adaptad for the copying press ax forthe | 310m. 6 and'6%4 clock. Leave Quarantine at 8,10, 1%,2,4and | gomonive selections from the mosh celebrated Talisn, English, | sumed with nearly, ali their contents. | The go tober 19, DAVID TOWNSEND: Gashior, | H90HS, And entirely tree ffom any stoky wubstunos, “For sale, | 6 0'S10ck. French, ani] Gorman componers, Tickets @ cents. To be bal, | belonged to merchants of Winchester, Va., and wholerale and retail, at No, 1, onico's Delmonico’s. ‘South William streets opposite ROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY.—FAREWELL UON- - JM A80IC NOTICE ROOMS OF BENEVOLENT LODGE, No. 1.—The officers and members of Benevolent Lodge are hereby informed that the Committee having in charge the body of our late worthy brother, Arthur McKianey, have arrived. The foneral will take place on Sunday next, 22d inst, The members T of a well establit ness The location is one of the best up 0 GROCERS—F@R SALE, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES Gi tore, now doing s good busi- town. For enquire northwest corner of 8d avenue and 17th street, Farewell Concert at the Acadomy, on Monday nex‘ seers mn which occasion she will be assisted by 4 uth, give & tober 2 jaurice of the above Lo members of the subordinate Lodges under the ‘Strakosch, who has kindly assented to lend his services; and jurisdiction of St. John's Grand Lodge, andall worthy brethren TPRAVELLING TRUNKS JOHN CATINACH, TRUNK | also ty Mr. Ph Mayer, Signor A. Barili, and Mr. fH. G.Timm. | clave ai ‘and scjourners, are fouesttdl fo mest a8 the Room (in tall Manufacturer, No.1 Wall street, corner of Broadway, hag | Particulars in future advertisementa, regalia), at one o'clock. to last tribute of respect to the | BOW om hand, and constantly making » ent of — Ladies decea.c CHARLES W. WILUETS, ) onmnie ‘Valises, Carpet Bags and Satchels, wholesajo and retail. Also, 8 | Jf USICAL BOXES, kc—FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, RICHARD 8. STRONG, Yommnittee of | guperior je of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable for Aj ‘or 825 Broadway, opposite the Broadway Theatre, has recei Grain WM. M. SCOTT, Arrangoments. | European travel, and jteaus for the French Malle Poste. | by tate arrivals @h-extensve aswortuient of brilliant toned Ma- | Orders for the West Indies, South Amerios, &o,, filled with des | *ical Boxes, in shell snd wood, 8 and 12 airs, and some with the HE MEMBERS OF MOUNT VERNON LODGE, NO. 73, | pateh. much admiied panoforte attachment. Also, just opened, an in- No G1 Divison streets om Sunday, 294 instant, at Al INE JEWBURY, SILVER WARE, Ro—Cliag STEWART, | tenn ere oom, No. 7! vision street, on ' instant, at 11 5 0.—CH as. 4 aI — - ees Selock, for the purpose of the Irst éribute of report to ‘Manufacturer, No, 13 Jobn street, up stairs, keeps constant! AMILY SCHOOL—A LADY, RESIDING IN THE COUN- our late brother, Wm. Pethic! on hand a select assortment of the best ‘A. M, SNIFFEN, Secretary. HIP COLONIST, NEW YORK, OCTOBER 17, 1848—TO Mr, Wm. Herion, Captain of ship Colonist—sir—We th Y ord 4.8.7 N.G. ices. pal A. 8. Wirra, N.G. aa or sold at this establishment, Forks, ¢ articles only, at reasonabl bic are eepeotfully informed that t sade up and repaired. A faw dozen second hand Enelish Spoons, c., on sale, at a smell advance on the value of Silver. concert room. at 736 o'cloo! ‘Methodist Church—G. W. Bedford street Methodiat C. urch—J. DEMAREST. An advanced are now open for new pupils. Terms, for Gentlemen two, and for BE AYTERNOON PERFORMANCE AT THE BRO4D- way Cireos will commence at hatipast 2 eo day. evening, the performances will commence at 7. Doors open at 7; concert to commence at 3 | Were mostly purchased in New York and Philadel- cert of Miss Julin L, Northall—Miss Northall begs leave to | o'clock. No postponement on account of weather. phia. Mesers. Crane & Brown lose about $1500; announce, that being under a professional engagement with |,—————— saben 2h as ui A ; eh at Maurice Strakosch, abe will, previous to thetr departure for the MERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTR—MONDAY EVENING, | 10800 Harris about $500, and T. C. Singapoose had nearly all his stock destroyed. The company is, of course, liable tor the loss, and have sent for the owners to come and value, and take away the wreck. ; i The Front street theatre is ee repaired and refitted in fine style, and will, I understand, opem shortly with the Viennoise children, to be follew- ed by Mr.Macready, under the management of Mr. Burton. A fine stock company 1s also being “A class for beginners in the Willet streot PETIIT. A class for beginners in the t the Lyceum, 663 Broadway—W.D.COMES. These classes ‘one dollar per «jwarter, in advance, H. MEIGGS, Principal. _ in the try, receives into her family eight children to board and instruct. Her care is parental—no pains spared to advance the pupils in their studies, and render them comfortable and happy while under her charge, No day scholars admitted. Ther. are re are no Watones earth, Bo: Bane SC] which was Oct. 23, from Vau; Ata quarter past selected. The Holliday street theatre opens on Monday next with the famous Lehman family. Messrs. Hamm & Sllsbee being the lessees. ENSION.—THE BALLOON ASCENSION, postponed, will take place on Monday next, hall Garden. Doots open at one o'clock, EAL four, Dr. Morrill will detach himself from th ‘and ascend into tho clouds. Low prices of admission— 50c; Garden alone 250. passengers on board the Colonist, cannot separate from each | Other, and part from you, without tendering, in the strongest and OFrnce OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, October 9th, 1848. The President and Directors have this now three vacancies For reference, terms, &c,, inquire of CANDEE, M. D., 20 Park place, or ot the Teacher, No. 199 W 1D eireet, —_ Siver IANOFORTE TUNING.—MR. J. HAYWARD, ¢IANO- ACOB 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEER—LARGE SALE OF Puttaperrnta, Oct. 20, 1848. ‘old Watches, Gold Jewelry, tine Fancy Goods, &c. also | The Execution of Langfeldt, the Murderer of Mre. Re Watches, &¢.—Jacob 8. Flatt will sell this day, the fost sincere manner, our gratitude for, and admiration of, the foster ple goa Pa FORTE 7 8. J sale commencing atten o'clock, with ne Jewelry. vn. ity single tademacher. indness and sohieitude i own. by you for our comfort forte Tuner, street, New fully infe and doubl jor Kin t Rings ‘and Loo And well being during the short space’ of thitey days, occupied Pital Stock of this Company, fer, the six months ending Ist May ond tababliants 01 teeboliviing pines thes be ater ‘hain Kefs, Miniature Settings, Brent Pins, Grasclets, 60) | ‘The execution of Langfeldt, fixed for to-day, in our voyage from Liverpool to New York, which ithas pleased | August last. payable to the Stockholders on and after W visiting professionally at Hudeon, Athens, Catekil, Tlillad Id Ee int Pencil Cases, and silver Pen Caves, gold do. and | frag for the moment become the prevailing theme Providence now to bring to a favorable termination, Your un. | the Ist Novermber next. The transfer book will be loved from | Kingston Hyde Fark, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill, Newburgh, W. Hotaera, 100 lots city made gold Jewelry, ouitable for city rotail- A wearied, vigilant, and able discharge of the onerous duties of | the 25th inst to that date. By order Point, Ring, ‘Westchester, azd their viciuities” Levers ad- ing; fine Cutlery; » few sets of fi 8, by the single set; | of public conversation, and a crowd has flocked jour office, also demands from us the most unqualified aj ny ____©. L, EVERITT, Seoretary. | dressed to ‘him. ‘At the Post Office of either of the above-named | Powder Flasks, Purses, Boape, Razors and Strops, ke. Watches— ds thi hank tal tion. Our enjoyment of perfect health, up to the period of ‘ORSES, &o—NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S—THE AT. | Pisces will be promptly attended to, Mr. H. proposes being in | Sale at 12 o'clock. precisely. consisting ‘of 100 of all descriptions, | towards the prison, hoping to gain admittance inte our arrival in this port, is ® palpable proof of the efficiene bee et | Tiudson om the 28d Ostober, 1543. among which are single and double bottom hunting cases, patent | the pri; d, to- witness the horrid 1 which has charac.erized your entire conduct. In concluding this Sas oh Se ee anne 0 eee pees Gf. Eicenee, Vahislen | —— eee ———— ~ —_____ | fevers; anchors, lepines, gold and gilt caps, fine gold andena- | the prison yard, to witness the horrid spectacle, brief address, we consider that we should commit an injastice | Harness Ke, whe wish to convert them into money, are direo CCORDIONS IN THE KEY OF A—JUST RECEIVED, | meliod dials and fgures, full and extra jowellod; also, three war. The prisoner has, apparently, not in the least were we to neglect to express our grateful thanks for the uniform | %@ send them to Tattersall's. Promptly. Purchasers direct from Paris, a small lot of fine Accordions in the key | rented 1&earat fine carved gold and caps and richly chased nraeigty ig food and kind conduct of the respective officers of the ship, of Homes, oy ey bn] Wa ie nce Be, of A, suitable for bande and singing. "Those in want of them hat | Watches, double time, every holojewelled, making about thirty | changed his determination of meeting his fate Bigned, cm behalf of the peer aw Vehicles received’ on storage, Or om als. "Cash advanced on veni- | ed coraired hy ns ee ne ee a eeene ee ee an en ee or oat oe ene | with fortitude, and without confessing his guilt. SAMUEL W, PARKS, MD. | cles. | Horses kept at livery by the day or month. __ 85 Chatham, opposite Ch xtra fine and valuable Watch, is directed to the w, JOON G. ARMSTRONG, T.C.D. GEO. W. tion every Monday, at 11 o'clock. ‘Original P MILLER, pore Sire Last evening he was firm in denying all partici- JAWES R. GORBRIDGE, ‘roprietor of Tattersall’s, 446 Broadway. USIC TAUGHT AND FOR SALE.—AN EXCELLENT —— — = H JOHN HALL. | Mlvectarcrosewood Pianotorte; with all the modern improve. | JY JOSEP GEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER, BROOKLYN, | Pation in the murder, as well as the robbery of GEORGE BARROW. Stam ENGINE AND BOILER,—FOR SALE AT AGREAT ments in perfect order, price, $165 cash. Apply to M. Dumaday, Monday, Oct. 234, at ten o'clock 4.M., at the oorner of Law- | which he was previously convicted, and served HUGG LIVELY. pny Specie 1Ghorve power steam engine and boiler, | at ae Broadway, three doors above Grand street. Mr. D.never | rence and Johnson street, Household Furniture, consisting of | hi te f the li the fc Later in the New York, Oot. 18, 1848, Gentlemen.—i have much plearuro together with all the pipes, governor, &e, ready for operation.— | failato teach his pupils thoroughly the Pianoforte, Singing at | Pisnos, three Sofas, Mahogany Chaics Mahogany Tablon, Dressing | priet Dh erheg att nh maelant en rn port Lh in advising the receipt of your truly kind letter, and assure you They are of the ver ‘workmanship, ‘and complete in every | sight, Guitar, Acoordeon and Violin, if they will practice. Terms | Bureaus, Mahogany. and Maple Bedstead Washstands, Wi evening, he wrapped up a quantity of rough manu- it is most gratifying to me to learn that the course pursued ©} Frgort diametee c ‘cylinder 11 inches, stroke 2 inches fly wheel | moderate, robe, Crockery, Glass, Clock, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Stair Carpetand | scripts in an old pocket-handkerchief, and placi Tees vendesed your ‘passage in the ship Colonist, pleasant and 11 feet diameter, weight 2900 Ibs, boller "23 fost long, 3 feet di- 7 — Rods, Hall Lamp, Cook Stove, and Kitchon Furniture, Also, 9 | 7) the stone pa poeah of the grated wicdow a comfortable ; and be assured, gentlemen, that it ‘will always be ameter, return fl Pease & uephy; 10 be seen in o Pp RENOLOGY AND ASTROLOGY— lot of Planta. The House to let. Possession given immediately | it on the 1 4 Baource of eatisiacton to mé, to be of service to you gr your Fallon, thie day. at the corner of Grand and Tenth streets, (24 ene hati on emanate after the aale. | his cell, he set fire to the bundle. The smoke, of 2 7 , gentlemen, your o om Gran isms! . Stages love Pock ali ; ~ ee gett) fiends coming this way. T remain, guatenen JEMREGH” | Grand crest ferries, Williamsbungh ede every 1 mimeves” re ‘The ruling stags above, by sotret ins, ANDYKE AND MALLABY, AUCTIONRERS, WILL | Course, enterin a tes an ae eros & SEW ony, further particulary, apply NOMUNN & CO. Solentiin Aenertecn Determine fortune in her second cause. ‘ell at the French Furniture Warebouse, 65 Beckman street, | the prison, and on the keeper ocee ing thither, EMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.—FAREWELL CON. Office, 128 Fulton atreet, N. Y. ‘These are a book, wherein we all ney read, corner of Gold street, on Wednesday, 25th instant, a splendid | he ascertained the cause. ‘he prisoner said cert of Miss Julia L. Northall, assisted by Maurice Stra ———— And all should know, who would in fife suoceed, assortment of Rosewood, Black Walnut, and Mahozany Furn | that he wanted to burn the papers, and had kcosoh, Pianist of the Emperor of Russia; Mr. Ph. Maver, and ese AND BELTING—.FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, ‘What corresponding signs in man display tore, manufactured in the style of Louis XIV. and X¥., by L. h in th knowi hi Signor Antonio Barili, who will greaide the Piano Forte. On ‘a lot of good belting and shafiing, with wooden pullies at- His future actions, his devious way. Germer, Cabinet Maker. Warranted, New Furniture can be | Placed them in that position, not knowing that Monday evening. October 234, ry a aa Part 1. tached. To be seen in operation ee oa comer Grand aan tome ae no Renews, Hig tuvere fase to learn, xami from now until sale, | the aeke oud ey ibe cell; Finding that Siecle “D'Amour, Romance: rnaud, sung |. Mayer; streets, ing from Gran: sbuagh. Stages leave he presen ern, onumon' OF THESE ELE. | it did so, he said that he would burn nothing m1 Peck slip and Grand street ferries, Williamaburgh Correet his steps, improve the hours of life, UDUBON’S SPLENDID WORK.—ONE OF THESE ELE- ‘! 2 A Fran Guiliauene Hy Over " Regiment, Bont minuter, . ‘scadhdaaidha pasty ahunaln gernon dard tte ng | ANeAnt Waris wil bewoldatancticn, this day, at 12 dele, | else. | This morning two German Catholic priesta, ‘ 3 a eo — MA) UE is at mt in the city, and can at the Merchants’ » by Van Dyke 7, Aue! % ted by M Strakosch; Cavatina. Tyrolere, Donizetti, KCULAR SAW AND TABLE.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A preset Yy y! y, ioncers, who came down to the prison, were admitte Mise Northall; Othello, for the left hand alone, Roasi min Ct first rate 1Sinch circular Saw, steel mandril with pulle; consulted on the above science, in regard to Health, Weal No. 6 that can’t be beat, Itcontains one of the raciest, spiciest, ‘vd mont exciting local stories that has over beon published, This “Bank,” at this office, hich he will keep on the most reasonable terms, Address ALO. CURE, NO CHARGE.—DR. COBBETT, M. R. has removed story is by the author of “Rose Midgeon,” and will undoubtedly Quan LANGUAGE.—ANY PERSON TE. (German Janguoge on the For eal pupile by add oral system, may hear o ACHING THE pupil oF where he is consulted om all d of ® pri Those who havo been under his oare, self laudation is unnecessary. Te those who have not, and who are afflicted with pains of , M. RG. 8, Ly hiseffice to 65 Ann street, (near Mowe) gases, Recént cases of gonorthara he cures in two to four days. Pian tanguages, om Wednesday evening, inst., after a new juced s th i, well di Eirpasses sapehiog 3 the kind on’ this branch of practice hereto- fore attempted in thi: ture and treatment of spermaterth, or seminal diseases, resalt- ing from self-abuse, im d Broadway, where iy may be examined, | tuough he was very unwilling, and only Delete ion Pol d executed by M. Strakossh , | Friends, Enemies, Lawsuits, Love, Courtship, and Marriage, eeorid hanes sok = . A. ‘ Lon Grande Fantasie Dramatique: composed and-exceuted by | siveady fitted in atable. rice $lt, coat $21. ‘To be sosn tds | her resldence, No. 169 Division strect, at any tine during the day | 7EVRINITY CHURCH —TNE HEIRS OF ANNEKE Jans | to receive them as friends and not as spiritual advi~ Strakosch: Alla Pace, Grand luramento, sung by Mr. i gormer rand and Tenth streets, (24 building from Grand) | and evening, Terms, from 60 to 25 cents for ladies, and 60 cents Bozardus will hold a gexeral meeting on Wednesday eve. | sers. ‘The Rev. Dr. Coleman and the Rev. Messrs, Ph. Maver, iin Voce, Sua Soave, Bellini, surg by Miss eee mts! “3 ta Grand street ferries, | for gentlemen. __ | ping next, 25th inst,, at the Welch Churoh in Christie st,, between ~Ogilby, Wilson, Chambers, and several otners, Northall; Magic Bell, a reverie; Monterey Galop, compored and | Williamsburgh side, every 15 minuves. 0 MERCHANTS AND LAWYERS.— WANTED. A SITUA: | Delancey and te, at Toclock, The heirs residing re subsequently admitted; and the conversation excouted by M, Strakineh; On the Banks of the Guadalyuiver: by PAND DOWN SAW—FOR SALE CHEAP. a Fiast tion, either asa Law or tile ‘S young man, | in the country, andall others, are requested to attend. Business | WC’ Tigi he 0 request, rung by Miss Northall. Tickets, 6 conts, To be had at eee dees cee Por eke ALE CHEAP. A FIGST | ood addrees and Indu: trious habite, wi Tatel fredin | oftmportance will be presented to the meeting. By ond: naturally turning upon religious subjects, the pri- Wliger’s Bock Store, and at the Female’ Academy. Open geod up Unchfeaton Ite Ayr Peak me re eget aleeay | Chis citys, He haea good knowledge ot the'@nglah, law, having DR. C. ©. KIERSTED, Chairman. | soner became very much excited. The clergymem lh hovers hdl ne tt a | se aay career of Grand nd Touth stzeeta (2d batiding from | been for some years a eee cif CR ye 5. B. Breneran, Seeret ies A were all anxious poles Wilh Lamgrelet alone, but - = aay iran‘ smaburgh. Stages leave Peck slipand Grand street | clerk or book-keepor. odeent R, HO! CTURER ON DISEASES OF | each defeated the object ot the others in attempting LANING MACHINE.—FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, ONE Ssemaber t becomes ted with business here. Please address to ) a of Danicl’s Patent Planing Machines for wood, neatly new, | {tries Will ingh side, every 16 minutes, — M'lt. Fe office cf this pape where. further " Dive Genito Urinary Organs; author of » complete practical to accomplish his own object. They, however, ond in comaphete orcs, I8 Sa engable 0 plantas boards, Gmbec, C°RVE SAW.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A FIRST RATE UP | known, and reference given to the editor, My eplendid plates, Extract trom Boston Medical and Sur, | gradually left the cell with the exception of tne Ca- or any etuff from one fourth te 6 inches thick, by 1 to 2% inches and down Saw, for sawing out Curves, It isin complete s - Heal Journal “Tt is illustrated by extraordinary specimens of Gone priests, one of whom kept close beside the wide and 16 eet long. tis simple as to be easily managed by order, already eet in frame, with table, fly wheel, band pulley, HE PATENT CORRUGATED IRON FIRE PROOF ROOFS, | [iored lithography, equalling copper engravings ia the delicncy wand d prisoner. The last night has had the 8 bo: ent oenieer it ae ipidity and beauty. Anyoumber To be ee operation this day, at corner of Grand and are found, from many years trial in Europe and other parts, | of their finish. "And itis in vicibing ov Hence ot the indomital condemned prisoner. — last night has ha of pieces of different thieknosaee or Jengthscan all be planed Tenth streets, 2d building from Grand, Willia: St to be unsurpassed for lightness, cheapness and dorability, re- | Pi vevcrance of a man whe seems to powem anusconqueratle effect of slightly unhinging his nerves, and there mun mab minutes. ‘obescenin-operaion tor his Gay only at every Lovminuteanns Cos Sweet feeriem Wliamabungh afte, | goicng no heavy masonry, pitders, oF beams, eupport om, Theray that will enable him to leave his foot prints in aootety 0 now appears to be a restlessness, which is, of aver) RET SPE ES ions, that he will be spoken of when the memorials of him are only to ¢ lable with his situation. the corner of Grand and Tenth streets, 2d building from Grand, distilleries, oui ther buildis ‘Manafs course, reconcilal Willlamsburgh. Stages leave Peok Slip and Grand street ferries, FOR SALE CHEAP, A FIRST RATE 28 INCU | turedsolly by W. WRIGHT, 100 Perry street, North River, | be found in era Fie tiene hy ee eetercneane gag ott He has desired the sheriff to delay the execution Tatars pel gucvetenbinn toc tayiter cituoctacscndly | inter ndior @ iors relies or vit qand Pulley, and caleu | ‘Those who wish a cheap and durable fre proof roof, are invited | Somparicon of this venereal guide, with European publications on until afterone o'clock, and, in accordance witn this to Munn & Co, Beientific Amerisan office, 128 Fulton street, this day at corner of Grand rig ‘street, 2d building from | © ee ———_ | the vane aay A Aleem fT, Ded eas we ane {bat thisis wish, half-past one has been fixed ‘New York. = _ ES Ya ___ Grand, Williamaburgh. Stages leave Peck Slip and Grand street | [NTEMPERATE HABITS ARE EASILY AND SPEEDILY | Sidnily, Oli, Stuatl Ul Oe iiianl to these,” By contrasting He intends addressing those present from the caw i N® HUNDRED Bags HOGS Hain, 70s iDiamaburgh side, every 15 minutes, _ | eeniee eieg seen ts basen ts canoe ot wand tare | the two volumes, both the matver and the manner of siving ine gellows, and will also speak in German, and for H Just rvoeived, and for aale by * 0 MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS, AND RETAIL | taste or smell of liquor; it may be given without the person's | struction in our amble ectimation, should be accorded tothe New the purpose of letting it be understood by all, de- SAMI, THOMPSON & NEPHEW, 275 Pout treet. Tpedtern tne ndvertvey a xperionced Book-keopor, hav. | knowldge le, Price $3; sold liy th | Aer Fihing can prevent this able work frm bringepread uvet sires that the Rev. Mr. Fleeischman shall be beside HE ‘TARNAL CRITTER, OF THIS WEEK, ISA PAPER {na 9 few hour's leisure each day, is desirous of obtaining a set of | ton street, and at the Laboratory, 214 Churoh street. the Neais.ae to faek ena patiber be denied nor sonecubed, bathehas him, in order to. interpret his address, He has sted, systematic treatise, which far written a rambling, unconnected paper, full of poetic imaginings, and evidently indited under much excitement, which he desired should be read from the scaftold. js countey.” Authorofa treatise om the na- ten: other kindred affections, 251 \-a Rd ssi . M., office of this paper. "| - ges, 14 plates. Author ‘ork entitled, Hints to Young “rhe crowd around the prison has been gradual- CON emus ot mer Loe Miler tickets JQADIES COFFEE HOUSE, NO. 106 FULTON STREET, feren” soatnal ‘ten “ndooed or proper abit “Eo, Pipa oll banpeoute the Nee Fert’ Medical ‘snd Suegleal I increasing, and at the Frese time (CO minutes isis very cheap-—eapable of turning 200 rollers or picke nearly opposice Church street, Dinners from 12 till 3 o'clock | he wserante a perfect and speedy cure, No hunt. (ee | iakeeeeaie ciclo cman eacrtie Pi Gcatnm aes Suara orcineh f th ders have be- Biz fay. Free $89. To be soon this day in operation, commer of very day. Steaks and Chops always on hand. Oysters in every | cent cases cured in four days. Dr. Cobbettg maccees, (the | 4nstitute, 7 Cham wei he may beecuaerea th past 12 o'clock) some. of the outsiders have | Grand and Tenth streets, 2d building trom Grand: Wilicakaen style, Wines, Brandies, and other liquors, of the beat brands— | seqult of 14 years experience,) induces a comPler in trade to | (cotsatove Brome street whore, he may be conmaltet tn ty come so bold as to raise a ladder aguinst the wall, WMonvcad ee ee "RH Genuine Beotch Mutton Pies every Saturday evening. Sen his removal and identity, ‘Tow who kngw Dr. C, need evening andere aay of theavove worksmay behad, Alsofor anda large number had taken their Positions om ~ ~ _ as | ENOW 1 7, aa but give him « cal ‘assertion. isDiploma, | sale at 65, 161, 222, 262, 575, 633 Broadway. The usual monthly the top betore they were discovered. The ladder | NO COME Xo chagoR ne. MURPHY OF 6 GOLD FP iikaraat Dabo bare the hoes ea rwntng Cte | LaUtath PorTPa, attended to, Togort of thie, inatitnton, enumerating caine cured, will not De Woe broken by the number that attempted to climb | streot, is confidentially consulted on all forms of private dis — putiio that they will begin & new Course in the French and Spa. published for the present. en down by HOMER BOSTWICK, M.D, 64 Broadway. up, and those on the top had to be tal | Constitutional debility and im; ae preparation sold for Gonorrhea and st beta shear a ide 4 ingent tem, yhioh paration sold for Gonorrhea and other disorders of the another ladder trom the inside. | Dr. M. No mer ury used tpenk a nut dane, For Gdileaion tickets please ppl st Bera Organ it i seuait ta tbrcinel 1a’ ee R. 14DUANESTREET/ BETWEEN CHATHAM ‘The Rey, Mr. Chambers uttered some remarks | ness. Office 63 Gold street; open from 7 A. M. to 10 P. 4, the Academy, 106 Leonard treet five doors froma Brosdwer, cally ore Sar oa Be 4 ‘irable resalt is obtained in from D ‘and William streets, has for the {ast fourteen yours enjoyed \:abiees tee priests which highly incensed them, > VE CU c oMPTION Sanat a cath: two to ten days, and as it n creates nausea nor offends ‘most extensive practice in private diseases. He can cure . o ior the eure of that “terror of the human race”—Consumptiont | Lady wishes to obtain a mtuation, cither ae Housckeoper | hutsnoe is thus removed as speedily’ as is congistont with the | teivecays. Strioture— Dr, Cooper oan cor the Wome Langteldt desired that the ey hi St | That remedy is “ Schenok’s Phlmonic Syrup.” It has succeeded | or Governess, in the family of a widower. Letters, post paid, | production of a thorough and ‘permanent cure. Its ingredients | strictures in from one te we devil, | of the priests, would walk beside him, along with Ree tae te cet cee tic tm caetees, | Gomeercm ss ney, willbe Promptly sttonded to, | Rry'entirely vegetable, and no ‘njarions effect, either constitu: | TVUELS OF AY. § waatey in tei grain mung men, Th the Rev. Mr: Fleesschman, but the former de- | tended to, vin. A fair trial perseverance, andastaet | FAO RUEUMATIC SUPPERER®.—THR ONLY MEDIC Sone ot Horratde city, We ENG. 108 Brondvaye ooeaey dake | Hmbsand emallet the of the intellect, andaver. clined, unless he would make confession to hine | to the directions. In order that this may not be ‘ D: 4 BDICL Sole Agent for this city, C, H. RING, 192 Broadway, corner John | gion to society. A ewrswerranted in every osse, oF no charge ivate, and receive absolution. This the pri- | mere ‘assertion, unsupported hy ‘fuota, the reader 1s | one toRhiee botilen of whieh are warranted 0 p fg fo] So Rey Soa ahem SO Neitond, but handed him a paper, having im pamphlet published by the prope 3) canbe | th ism, even of the longest Standing BW YORK, OCT. 7, 1844—P40PESSOR BARRY, DEAR OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK- THE MARRIED (German these words, “I have sinned in though is at avy of his offices, in which cat foun m- fleet wt least some good, and of- Sir—Having tested the =, of your Tricopherous, by or those contemplating marriage. Married Woman's d in deeds, and I have repentance,” cies tubstec tinting the truth of this assertion, Also, St Ninth ‘avenue; i | using it myself and in my family, {take pleagury in stating tho | rivave Medical Companion, ty Dr. A.M. Maurioewu. Sixth in actions, and in deeds, a: a pearance, may be seen at his office, a number of cortifieates which HM Beckman streot. | fact to you,and if it is of any use, I feels pleasure incommu | tion. Price $l This work 1s mecting with most astounding es asking whether that would satisfy his scruples, have never yet been pubNshed, where individuals nm, at 183 Fuston street ; and 3 Broad street, | nicating it I consider it the best and cheapest article for cleans | (24,0) copies having already been disposed of.) Every femaleis fr Kouder still declined, when Langfeldt said deen cured of coneumption aiter having been given, up, by | comer of Markot street, Newark. Brice $1 per bottle ing, neurahing and Deautitying he hats, oe aN pERSON, | FSttinEA Cony, whether married oF unmarried, although it is in Dr. he might walk along with him if he choses : it in PY vat he the reason of the qreat suocegs of the Pulmonie Syrup, Tt | J)OCT BULIOTt, OCULIST, Si BROADWAY —OFFI Cig Horas Sept 4, IMA—Mr, Barry —se—-Vve, have pan, | wndeaeTungid or mare wit duclenetmperiantecrss Pt if'not, he would select another person. ME. is the most powerful purifier of the syatem known, it operates hours from 10 to So’clock, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- | wisadim to vse may name as having experionced the great utility of | can discover the canses, aymptome, and the most efficieatreme ()*Neal] was accordingly selected. Mustand Kiveer "Whore Grceis bestie ver, sighvemestayenm: | 77 Sites of 3 'poraatim £0 gscasion'a harsiness teeny hate, | (ee, and most certale mode of gure in every case. FoF The prisoner war then left alone with M. ach, ver, night sweats, oon- ara = — — - he se o' to. “4 * York; e s t i ttipation, all taal aymptome of consumption, the nse of the | @ PRIOTURE-IIS NATURE, SYMPTOMS CONSE. | yr'ilorihree orfout fant much changed | Brondmays ste ¢ voblshing oie, 1 Labery 4 her Enile’ | Fleeischman, joining with him in prayer, in the syrup remove the fever, stope the night-swoats, and regulates | aisioemie bata, “Guavtngs tas Tomedion, Witt: rect int since usieg, your Trloopherqus I feel iy nead al delphin, Little & Co, Albany; W. R. Davis, Boston, Onthere | midst of which the sheriff opened the ast and ie oto + be 4 Mm ns ‘om ble, and my hair is grown etrong and thick, to the | oeipt of $1, a copy will be trangmittea by mail, tree of postage, inal rations. priso- the dis ings, and then expelsitin | troubled with strieture, Sth edition; pp. M2 Price $l. Ma cn’ of al friends and acquai Thave invar~ | gi) iarte of” entered to make the final prepa pectorated matter; and it’ is truly tonishing be had of the author, 85 Greenwich screet, or by post, maile: iy found it givee co tage neval ratistaction, Please to send oot hae ‘a be ae Sint cll deer dae: New Yona. ner was dressed in black, with @ black leather what quantities of corruption are expectorated nta gen | free sediesani three bottles by bearer who will pay 9 Banc tet tiherter streaks * d everything being ready, he walked who have taken the Pulmonio Syruj 48 continues L PAIN BRTRACTOROPGD ONLY NATHERINE NELSON, | ee 1201) cap, an Sa oral ani tintil all disease of the lunge. is removed. and the patient finds, to bia Joy, that he is restored to health, “For sale ats! Barclay atree! for the cure of burns, scald the proprietor’ only depot ta thie city, We confidently aasure Indios and rentiomen, that the bust ahd y cheapest article for tie Iuwuen hair, is Barry's Teieopherous, it, nia. 415 OCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE he corridor, and down the To 61 | witha firm step along t Dey street, where he can be consulted on all Private Disease | Avenue, towards the spot where the fatal gallows e is sold im large bottles, price only 25 vents, at the principal o The ‘obstinate yield to his mode of treatment, wi sted. He mounted it without any symp. = — = : + ,Dalley’s Animal Galvanic Cure All, for horses, | Hs) Hrondway.. Exvrese agentac Welt 23 South $e tae Noe iervarel iy tore, ‘no mate of how | Was erected. He m : IN o.GUR 30,F4t 0x, conn w Dyanm rman | Sits; mits ratte sar” "| AAR, BA tBu a | fonder ie ata ts | me of ig. i characte aes, —_ - 7 druggists in the United States ~ 4 tional debility, pom the 4 donsulted in treatment of disensen.” No matter R_KALPH, AUTHOR OF TOK “PRACTICAL PRIVATE sparred Pa Anluigences ca apply with & verwingy of eure | Nevery, tleeischman and O'Neill. tye 4 oe pike é iret ot oman tee wee Bourg ve 18 6 $50 Ake AnD, -ChO8S'S SPE\ IPlU MIXTURE FOR Pre-paid Wwetors. oncloning & fee, attended to oes 81 Dey | ‘Mr F. stated thatth , risoner desired to say & pains head and bones "| M. except ove who apply in the cure « ttn, OF all remedies yet diso atone i juest, Tears devsted to ‘Yoneraat dams, atied Dx, Cy tocar pragos will be surprised at the rapidity and littie inconvenience | ‘ered for the avove atreot --- - | few words, and, inac dance with his req pone of ‘this disease, it cages oured in four = | attending their cure, Itie entedy however, those who havesuf. | a speedy and perm: IWATE DISBASES—DR. MORRIWON, SO WELLKNOWN |) wouid act as 1 ter, giving exactly evet jo meroury weed. Strictures cured in ono or two wooks with | fered frum s certain class of people who oan properly appreciate | drink. exposure. or chan plication to business, The pro. to ther w Yorn, tor lis 9 in this depart | he h The prisoner then proce pearoely any pain. Those individuals who have indulged in soem | his services, In stricture, from [ts fest, or incipient tots more uit eba lenges & single instance of recent gonorrhea F re toosamine his claims on t eit com | word he wou say. p tain loathsome habit, onn positively be restored tohoalthand — rdvanced and distros ing stages, (from uncommon advantages aght which the mixture will not cure under forfeiture of $600, | fii nitsenrly stages, hecures ina tew days with | ag tollows:— sooloty. N, B. Strangors are oautionod not to be decsived. Dr | and s very extenvive practice,) he can afford a rapid, easy, and y are cured in two days. Sold by Or. JOHNSON, at 273 | oy " his London diplomas in his offtes, 4 “ Here [ stand upon the point to leave this present eee Romembor 19 Duane street, opposite | radical ure, which, he has ground for stating, oan bo obtained | Broadway, corner of Chambers treet, Granite Buildings, and by | Fulton street. Johnson's. | from no other source in America, SANDS, Yo Fulton, corner of William steet, KK