The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1848, Page 3

Ann From Mexico and Yucatan, New Or.eans, Oot. 21, 1848, ‘We have just received advices from Vera Cruz to the 13th ins. Accounts from the city of Mexico rep- Tesent public affairs to be very unsettled, and that An express had arrived at Vera Crus, with letters and despatches stating that the city of Tampico had Proclaimed independence to the State of Tamaulip: | and advising annexation to the United States. Later advices from Yucatan have also been received here, The garrison of Texcaba, had been attacked by 8 force of about 10,000 Indians, the Indians is not stated. Later from Hayti. Advices from Cape Haytien to the 7th in: Bpeech. The island was in a quiet state, | ; Ohio Election. ' Corumpus, Oot, 21, 1848, ) Errors have been discovered even in the official re- ] ‘Another revolution is impending over Herrera. ( | turns, | are to be contested on both sides. | i Wasuinaton, October 23, 1848, The Ohio State Journal says, that Ford is undoubt- ~@dly elected Governor of that State, by from 300 to 400 majority. The whigs celebrated the victory by illumi- mations, &c. “Phe Free Soil Convention—Fallures—Accl- dents, &. |addressed by the Hon John P. H: nthusiasm was said to prevail. Considerabie preparations are making for a whig ‘torchlight procession, on Tuesday evening next, also | the water celebration. ‘Congress. | There were three failures here on Saturday last, Two persons were burnt to death yesterday, in [Woonsooket, Rhode leland. | | Aceldent in Baltimore, | Batimone, Oot. 23, 1848, | Mr. Henry Smith, a well-known and respectable gro- in this city, was seriously, if not fatally, injured by ‘he falling of s wall, this afternoon. Markets, New Orveans, Oot. 21, 1848, Cotton—Sales of 2,500 bales were made to-day. There uote fair at |p no change of moment in prices. We . The sales of the week toot up about 31,000 bale ere is no change to note in the flour or grain mi et. Provisions ruled the same as per last othing new in freights or exchange. i aia Cincinnati, Oct, 21, 1848, Sales of 659 barrels Western flour at $3 8: ; ‘here are more buyers than sellers. The ees ‘a without change. Sales of prime whiskey in barrels is Scarce; sales were at 5c, per pound. Sugars have an improving on. at 160. per gallon. Cheese | Tenoy. ‘Coffee and molasses without change, St. Lovis, Oct. 21, 1848, Lead is dull at $3 82 per 100 lbs. ’ Holders of wk $108 to $110 per ton’ Sales of 1000 bin Greene “ iour at $3 50 to $4 37% per bbl. Bacon—Sales of | Bk Com. N. Western sides at 30. per lb. Western oured hams vllat 6c Sales of lard at 6 9 6 ; Mwater dn the channel 03; feet, 4° Per Ib. Depth Perr CRG, Oct. 21, 1848. Moderate cales of flour were made at previous prices; jhe supply is emall. The grain market is at a stand; che tosis of corn aresmall. The market is well sup- dlied wit ich. In provisions, the eales are only for the supply {the reguiar trade demand. Molasses and jugars (save an improving tendency. Coffee without ch: nge. [The weather continues wet. There are 21; feet water jn the channel. Aupany, Oot. 23, eee since Saturday's report, by canal :—Flour, iM, bis ; corp, 7,900 bushels; barley, 40,000 do. les of about 3,000 bbls. flour were made at $5 31 6 624; ; the latter for pure Genesee, ley.—Si }f 28.000 bushels were made, (shipped,) at 700. Oats. k of 3.000 bushels were made at 33c. There was )o change in corn or other articles. ) Are = troubled with coarse, stubborn far, of air that looks dead and continually dropping off? If ; quickly fmaparte mew life to tho mont Tocajee BSONs, 16 Te | Fie any baer rte cc ne ea pte aoa” wig | ing Rooms 242) Broadway, opposite the Carlton House, | | | A Hat and Nothing Else.—«If 1¢ were done is done, it it were done quickly.” Thus says Gtipeare, snd thus’ says Knox, at his evtablishizent, 1) Fale ‘om street, San Buildings. He sells a hat quickly—you buy a bat yuiokly, and bence both parties arc ratistied quickly. Short bar- gins make long friends aod this you will find, {f you deal with Knox. First Premium Laties’ and Gentlemen's Wigs—Bourgard, of No. 5 Frankfort streot, (ander Femumany Hall,) begs leave to inform the public that his and hisalone, Look the first premium of a Silver Medal, at it Fair of the American Institute. Mr. Bachelor only took the second pre- cnium—a diploma. Ask for Bourgard’s Wigs and Ornamental air Work, Bourgard wishes Mr. Bachelor to exhibit the Silver Medi which he says the Institute awarded him this fall. “Tne Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, No. 261 Broadway, upper corner of Murray street, should be vi- sited we strangers aad others, it being the most in' cure & fine picture ‘The Ci jood i tevet, Lear the American. Museum. First, make sure of doing it there. ind now inuse. The ticity of a quill. all stivet, Gold pens repai COMMERCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MARKET. Monday, Oct. 23—6 P. M. operate, than from any scarcity of money. sterdal 78) cent for the las November, A telegraphic despatch from Boston states that there | closing were three failures in that city on Saturday last, one which was Messrs, Henshaw, Ward & Co., draggisted | Some of the partners in that house have recently been engaged in copper speculations. The Georgia Railroad hae declared a dividend of three per cent on the profits of the last six months. Counterfeit twos on the Mohawk Bank4 Schenoc- tady, good imitation of the old plate—vignette, an Indian in a canoe—register’s hand badly written, are in circulation, The genuine notes of this plate aro nearly all in, Also’ Commercial Bank, Lockport; throes altered from ones—vignette, female sitting, holding large Agure 1. a@unexed:— Wanasn ann Baie Canat, Ixptana, 1846, 1847. 1343 August ...... $8,060 61 $13,108 70 $17, Total ‘The trustees of this canal have called for the pay: | , 1849, of an instalment of two rer cent by the subscribers to the $800,000 loan; ment, on the firrt of Februa' that is, $.0 on each bond of $1000. The annexed statement exhibite the receipts aad — exportation of cotton, at the port of New Orleans, in * oh year, from 1822-28 to 1847-48, inclusive, beiag o period of twenty-five years. 4 200 of the garri- | pon had fallen in the conflict. The loss on the part of Bosrox, Oct, 23—2 P, M, .» Feport ‘that President Soloque was lying dangerously sick, He is reported to have been poisoned, and has lost his Total. ..... 2.44. 215,184,501 nd no one can decide who is Governor until Tull official canvass by the Legislature. In the Legisla- | ture a democratic joint ballotis certain. Several seats Boston, Oct. 23—P, M) The Free Soil Mass Convention, held in Bristol ounty, on Friday and Saturday last, was attended by between 2,000 and 3,000 persons. The convention was and others, Great ‘The free soilers have nominated Charles Sumners for groceries. There is a moderate supply of ing on most of theee stoc very little difference inthe market value. The effect of the tightness in the money market is not seen 90 muoh in the soomet h more fancy character. During the present ner upon the market, government and State stocks have no' kind in the world; and those who may wish to se- pest and Best Place in the City ots, Shoes and Gaiters, is at JONES’ ase secon: 3 #i'Go Be oem ta, $4 i dow $3.50 to $4; Congress Bos A Si ab to $y French Patent Leather Bosta, $7. ‘at Medhurst & Heards, 27 Maiden Lane. The ‘There was more buoyancy in the stock market to- day than we have noticed for some time, and this is somewhat strange upon thefopening,of the week, even | yate credit have proved vastly superior to that of | jm speculative times. At the first board to-day, Whited States 6's, 1868, advanced 34 per cent, with | large rales, upon an order, it is said, from Wash. | ington; Harlem 4; Canton, 1<; Reading Railroad 4; Farmers’ Loan 4. The rales of fancies were not very large. ‘The improvement, however, does not | amount to much, neither are there any indications of its being permanent. Money continues moderately easy, and the demand moderately active. Stocks are | jy) a depressed, more by the absence of all disposition to | 60 do wo! | ‘The demand fer exchange for the packet leaving this 10) ReadingRR_— 19) 3 | port on Wednerday, the 25th inst., has thus far been limited, and the rates fer steriing bills have fallen off ; , ‘very materially, We quote the best bills on London at | Second Board. 8.08% per cent premium;fon Paris 5f. 2244 a 6f. 20; Am 40 a 40%; Hamburg, 3534 a 85%; Bremen, ‘The Union Bank has declared a dividend of five per six months, payable on the first of 37 73 | September .. .. -12,032 38 18,306 82 80,107 39 .$20021 89 $81,415 52 947,545 12. | Ye! 2 i202536,172 - +605 813 + 9 «T42 720 HTB 514 254. the aggregate exports, 257,178 bale: average value of cotton, $40 per b: years, only about tem thousand ba! the exclusien of cotton. periods :— Pxices or Srocxs in THe New Yorx Manxgr. 1848, 1848, Rate able. Aug. 29, Sept. 26. United States6 1867 104 alU4%¢ 104 ‘als! a A et 10354103! 102 % a7 98 9 98% 100 al Baws eS —a— 5 ol 6 “2 Be soe 5 1356 al02%¢ 102 91024; cy 8 win SMa = . pla tl Mino, = 61870 41 94h Indians, 5 25 yours has Sg Arkansas, 6 —— —a— 88 035 a Ade 828 Tennessee, 6 —— a uss g3 N. York City,7 67 104 A105 1033¢a104 pepe tans 5 1850 0 998 nt OMY 1858-70 a — a— ¥. full 80 9 2036 90 “ ‘scrip 1 9 98 a N. ¥. Life Ins, & Trust C 103 a104 m Farmers Loan & Trust Co. BBY 2Ke 28 a Obio Life ins. & Trust Co. a 76 Bank of U.S. in Pennsyl'a. a 2} he N. Jersey RR. & Trans. Co, 01 Mohawk & Hud'n Railroad. Uti & Schenectady Rail'd Byracuse Railroad, fuburn & Syracuse Railrd a : a Reading Railroad, Delaware & Hudson Canal, 160 ‘9165 180 lez al Railroad Bonda, ease 56 Be Be Reading Railroad Mtg Bds, 6234063 61%a 62 61 a Oli There has been no change of consequence in Prices, either way. Some securities have slightly advanced, and some have slightly declined. The interest is accumulat- ; bat that appears to make SR | ES sb g | Raed ew amatad @bawn an tn 4 cent ; while some of the fancy railroad ~viad one Der securitfe oAehien BEE, tas sewey enema ma hatter invest- mentse—havo depreciated ten, fifteen, and twenty per cent. This shows the state of public confidence; and a similar state of Haings exists in Groat Britain. The London Chronicle, in speaking of railway stocks, says:—“ The panio which appears to possess the holders of railway shares does not seem to be in the least abated, but rather to have increased. It is a strange anomaly that government securities, paying much lower rate of interet, and, in our opinion, less safe, should remain so steadily at a comparatively high price, when, at the same time, railway shares, yielding six, seven, and eight per cent, should be so de- pressed.” Noone can for a moment doubt the ultimate productiveness of even the most depreciated railroad property in this country, or the safety, as permanent investments, of those now paying good dividends. Railroads are much more profita- ple investments in the United States than in Great Britain or any part of Europe; and those which pay dividends, even in the present state of population, must, long before the country becomes as thickly || he Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold | peopled as most of Europe, be immeneely productive, ons, are acknowledged to be tie most superior article of the its are fine and sm: and have the Id only by B. E. Watson & Co., No, 15 ‘Their business is almost unlimited; and as most o them have been constructed at small cost, thelr divi- dends almost annually increase. Government and ther hand, are limited in Yigs, Wigs.—Clitzens and Strangers | State seourities, on the 0! y jam intimet tnt te Janrest, cheapest, and best asvortment cf | their dividends, and their value as investments is as half wins, toupee , hair, is to be found oy great one time as another. It is true, they do not | fluctuate in value so much as railroad shares; but | there is no sounder basis for the security of State stocks, than of railroad shares. In our opinion, private credit and responsibility are at all times more de. sirable than public faith. We have had the value o¢ each practically illustrated in this country, and, in fact, in all parts of the world, and at all times, and under all circumstances, individual liability and pri, government. Stock Exchange. $2000 U. States 6'¢, 68 7000 Treasury, Notes x 0 do 60 60) i000 Kenta ee ee 0 Om 2540 Tim a3 wo 6ui 5 do tat May 5%, 5 Uticn& Schn'y RK 115 100 Long Island &R 3% Ww do jo 250 shs Farmers’ Trust 100, io. boo 30 Erie RR, new, full 9 do 4 23 Nor & Wor RR tonCo, 100 25 Nor & Wor 8% Cant cr tw “A di 100 sw 3 10) 10 N Hayon & Hartford 11 do cnah 4ON.Y.&N Hav RE 3000 Brie T prot bd, bO0 24 — 100 chs Long Isi RR, ima 2b ae) Prieridn Bivalzms 49 60. do DOD B85 ) do rT) 100 Canton CITY TRADE REPORT, Monpay, Oct 23—# P.M. es of Saturday. quiry for corn, and holders demanded higher rater Sales, however, were pretty freely made at about | no material change inrye Oats were dull Provi | day; while fair sales were made, chiefly for export | oSXinns —Sales of about. 100. bai terme. Brrapstur art at $5 41, and part Cleveland City $6 60, at $5 6644; 600 do New Orleans, pai a part B, bad, at $6; Southern continued ateady and sales | of 500 barrela Petersburg City Mills rere made. at $5 | 62%, Wheat—Sales of 2,000 bushels common Western were made, at 1050 ; and 2,400 do, Ohio red. at 110¢.; and 4,6.0 do. Western, at L070, No sales of Geneseo transpired, Corn—The sales for the day amounted to cluding about 29.000 round jefly Jersey, at 780 , with some small Lota re- Tenvc'et: 7B8-0,; the remainder consisted of 1,700 flat Fellow, touched by the weevil, at 680 ; 8,000 do mixed, | Bec0u a 40.000 bushels, , with some lots of Mat yellow, 690. 8 J0c. | Weat--Sales of 600 barrela were made, at $3 37M. Rye Sales of 2,500 busheis were made, delivered, at | Gte, Oars Salew of 6 000 Durhels were made, at Sle Bar ley— A smell lot of 260 bushela ware made at 73> | at $8 per doreo Corton he market continoes languid, with sales | 0£900 bales, mont of which was bought for export. 1 Provisiows.—Sales of 300 bbls. 3744, and 100 do. prime at $8 62! of about 600 bbls. were made at 7 a7%. Beef—Sal of 150 tierces prime meas were made : Sales of 100 boxes prime quality were Sucan remains without material ch: 1€0 boxes brown Havana was Pertertsamen vil te commence with Mr. Gilbert; Mrs. Lillywhite, M Scena, from tho Ope: 04 Bishop. To bo followed by the comedic: ‘H—Dr, Dilworth, Mr Gilbert, After which, Madame Anas Will sing the admired Scotch bal ‘oO seen ie the ROADWAY THEATRE.—BENEFIT OF MRS. SEGUI Kore made at $12 ‘Tucaday ovenin, with the tat ant rr. iG, OCT. 24, THE ~ 0 & 50— ‘will commence derell Phillips, After which, for the fourth time, entitled the DAUGHTER OF TI made at 5x0. a 5%0., Ht Paine re 000 Ibs. pri ota of ordinary at 80. \d ballet pantomime enti i, Madame Monplaisir; M Fs be.; Family Ci Mrs, Sequin; Pietro, oonts.; Family Cirole, 25 ota; Gi j—pertormanceto commence: 'B, CHAMBERS STREET. tober 21, will be performed the comed: Baron Ravenspurg, Mr, ‘4 new burles:jue entitled D, eer, Mr. T. Johnston; Mai wed byw sketoh, entitled mn Heb Fras Me. Brow © conclude wit x Graball, Mr, Hamilton; Mr. Natems Mr. Ogee A ission—Dress Circle and P; 25 ota, Doorsopen o'olock, med aP AY | ‘The great will case of Isaae ( mne; Lolia, C y me reves Isaac Ramsey and others, was brought to a close WERY THEATRE ——ON TUESDAY RESPECTABLE YOUNG performed the new + Bost of city references RTON’S THEATR: Apply at 60 Laight street, ANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, 3. Claxke: Sergeant Jas- Mr. J. i Hall; Simon ‘Tilton; Andrew Jack- | M. Scott; Colone! Prooior, + 495.442 490,495 son, Miss & Donin; Mra. Motte, Mrs, Jord: Het Divertisemant, by Signor de with the BAST RLY Faulidand, Mr, Tilton: Ge: Wr, Winans; Panny Maré performance to cor and Gallery, 1254 CRANFRAU'S NEW NATION, OF SOBER HaBITs, A lardener, who thoroughly understands his ait n Min IN Sia CES—M L 29, Misa Sinclair, We tant pars’ | Sonal friends, cutting off all his blood relations business, Address 4 ANTED—BY A YOUN rience in the busines», Satisfactory city reference give ANTED—A SITUATION, gitl, with ten years’ family. Would help as nue, in the hook store, After which aB SENTMENTS—Ry ER C&APTSMAN— | Watson, Mr. Hall; Tom Swallow land, Mise Mary Tay mmence at 7 prodige! mi Prices of ad Family Circle or | ourtain to rise at7 o'clook, IBLO’S, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY. pendale and efton's Bens cz cedented combination of Comic 24 will be presented C R GENTLEMAN ped, Bhi. H. Placige; Fres Hy tenant Worthington, hn Sefton; Sir Charl rcery ress box, H, Herald BY A VERY COMPETENT | Tefereace, to Look tor a priv ross, Mlease callat 74 Sixth a AL TURATRE, FORMERLY | THATS pomueaay iv. Chanfrau; Geo MESSRS reat Gala Night —U: i Tuenday aveniag, Os | iat fi yar tots of the | one of the most powerful speeches ever delivered mn) r. orton De. in our Court by Mr. Richardson, Ocoupying seven lake; | 20! He Quarles, Cropland, Me. | will ral Fop, Mr, ‘ bh cons Valet Me ean Ss The libel on the ste ym85; , 4 Harrowby, drs Charles, | by the decision of Ju P tuck, by Von Water | i “ir agieiee cuted ‘on Errard’s re 10 C, Burke; Elian, Miss E. Mestay To be tollowed by ALDA—The Grand Provost, Quarimedo, Jones; Executioner, rer. To conclude with the ERG— Ernest, Mr. Starh; A ir; Crittle, Miss Mile: ; Christina, Mrs. G. formance tooommenc EOHANICS' HALL, No. 47: Broome streets, commenced on tinue everynight GENTEEL FEMALE, A SITUATIO: Wages not her Ouest ve od references, ©: the operatic drama of Claude Frollo, Stark; Stevens; Esmoralda, Misa E. Faroe or eRerTy. GIRLS OF rian, ie jt, Mins B ina, Mra, Davis; Hemristtay Mic Chapman, Doors open at 634; pore much asacomfortable home. Can or thrve day Apply at No. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A KESP £1 Woman, as Coambermaid, and to assist ference can be given. A pe Stephen Harrow Cc oper, his first appearance in Am: 1d; Farmer Harrowby, Mr. 1 cretiaMcTabb, Mrs, Vernon: Emil Mary Harrowby, Miss Kate Horn; After which an Instrumental coucert~ 8 with Orchestral Accompaniments, exe ny by Messrs. G, Bristow and Altred Boucher, istow. To conolu GLANCE AT NEW YO! 'Y, Mr. MoDongal; Geo ‘Mr. Keller; Jack, illipe: ‘ jane, Miss K. Horn; | €Ver viewed in this ¢ it, Wednes- | decided merit being itt nero comprises two hundred 14,877,413 gregate receipts for the above period exosed According tothe the aggregate value of receipts was $606,383,640, and the aggregats value of the shipments was $595,096,520. It will be perceived, on reference to the above table, that, in seve. ral instances, the shipments exceeded the receipts whioh were drawn from the stock on hand the previou® year—the excess receipts averaging, for the twenty-five annually. Nearly an average of one-balfof the total crop in the country is received at New Orleans, and about two-thirds of the annual rhipments are made from that port. The in- crease in the trade of that port, in this single staple within the past twenty-five years, has been immense. We can hardly anticipate a corresponding increase in the next twenty-five years, as there is not the same room for improvement in the growth of the article, or likely to be such a per cent increase in the consump- tion. A smaller per cent of the produotions will be exported to foreign ports during the next ten years, as our domestic consumption is increasing more rapidly than the production. The reduced prices now ruling for the raw materia}, will have a very important infiu- ence upon the production another year, as the plan- ters will be forced into the cultivation of other crops, particularly that of sugar. Grain of all kinds will be raised on cotton plantations in greater quantities, to 'ABLE YOUNG = ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YO! Woman, as Chambermai a emall family. Good city referenco can ‘rnd | amount claimed by the libellant was ide with the celebrated’ local The exhibition of the G Cuan. the Atheneum building, ¢9 tober neral Housework in er notice.—Fourth given. Apply at 34 and woll-known CHRIST'Y'S firot to harmonixe negro ar stylo of Bthi tor of the present eatertainmenta, whose concertsin thi months, were reooived with such distii the honor of announcing to tho I MN i five, ® cories oo their mission Doors commonoe ‘at 8 o'clock, Ae at ‘at 3 o'clock, diree'don of B. P. Christy’ * CIRCUS, NEAR spa ompaon, th.—-First appearance cf Joka pearance of Messrs, Welc! Trou Magnificent Cavalcad of the new world, seie. Mx. Davies in fo ers ic. Mr. Darius in four Me. Dovoro in his Rops Performances, ing ponies, Romeo and formance to commence ai ND INSTRUM! the oclebrated Germania Musical Soave Gung'l, composed of twenty: four perform -otfully to (ntorm the citizens of New You city, via:’on the eveni Saturday, :8th Ootober, ture for Havana, on whi icular desire—Par’ I.—1, Overt ANTED—A SITUATI as Hovsekeepor, in small fam satisfactory references from het last Was ten years and upwards, ANTED—A SITUATI Cook, Wash and Iron, or ferences from ber allstreet, A MIDDLE AGED Lapy ‘ho can give the best of m this city, wh ih Pleaso call at No. 8 Tenth stroet, , BY A YOUNG Wi oral housework” Canis don it places, Can be 0 Mrs. atin, Mr lay, last it, Mr. Macroady’ ter of Shylock, in the Merohaut of Veni before 7—commenoing at quarter past BALLS ObYMEs tober entertain BOOTS—Puas in Boots, Mr. Mary Gannon. To be followed by GR: quis de Richeville, Mr. Niokinson; ter which, a new classi p | AND ARIADNE—Dwdalt Son; Minos II, Mr, Miss Clarke, To RACES—Mr. Jere Sous crete sand di ANTED — SITUATI ONS, BY TW F Z Saree aA 8, RESPECTABLE ‘ash and Iron, the other to do Chamber ING STREET.— care of children, Please call at 97 At- bid BROADW. Frarcino, Miss Clarke. by re 2, nantes gieeaus ver; , Arnold; Thoseus Miss Mary G: vy with the miah Twiddle, Mr. Helland; ‘Doors open at 7 o'clock—ourtain ri Nickin. Puiapauruia, Oct ds Mrs. Twiddle, Misa oes at halt past ANTED—A BSITUATIO. woman, to take Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG of Mastor. Honan CY street, New York. YOUNG WOMAN, A 10 objection to nssiat in reference, Please jease address at 117 Monrve ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE situation as Cook. Would have ne RNUM'S AMERICAN prietor; F. Hitehoook, renowned [asc every afternoon at go ‘an give the best of vit; between Hammond “f W ANIED—A SITUATION BY AR Woman, as Chambermaid or fatter best iven. Apply at 39 Thirteenth CONCERT, BY formerly of Jos, ‘The above company alone Last week positive by, who, though only 16 Bonths old Western, the Yankee Comedian, street, botween rh and talented band of Negro Si nk, and strangers ith, Thursday, 26th, and last week, previous ture of Wilhelm Tell, the ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ¥! do general hovsowork and id willing to assist ‘OUNG WOMAN, king; wash ani innit in every thing. Please cail'st ANTED—BY A RESPECTA) situation as Cook, understands d Ironing. Best of ci Great Jones street, in the days if not emeaged. W 4NTED_By Chambermaid, Washer and Ironer, iv. Can be oon for threo days. Apply a Rockwell, the famovs Fortuno dot an extra charge of 26 conta, including Museum, children under ten ig conte. Reserved TOPPANI HALL, NO. : Walker.—Mexico ti fully magnificent and elabor Performances, Little Fi ge, aud old enon, nt senta, one shilling exch WAY, sOUTH.Easr | day erenig, at the corner of Seventh and Chesnut usteated, tn 8 eurion of most truth- | streets. The rated. Mo ; r i n aren of Four Miles of eeaescatimm,t® | ing concussion of the brain, which produced death 106 representation of the gued by the American Armes un lor and S00 mantically wonderful country, wh soterlatiog, the grandeur, eu ‘BLE YOUNG WOMAN, A and assis if ty references givon. Apply at Nov 3s The annoxed statement exhibits the quotations for ear, up stairs, Can be seen for two 3; 7, Duets fron government and State stocks, in this market, at three , Lender of the Com- Company, at tho Musio Storer, and “st the Concert. Doors open at 7, Concort to pany, C. Leuschow, sion, 60 Conta. Tickets to be door on the even! Commence at 8 o'clock precisely, RAND CONCERT OF Music, st Apollo Ro tho pleasure to inform their frien that they Intend giving A GENTEEL FEMALE, Z| ASITU, | or todo general Houser Me PN Ay work; sho is from the place abe now eet tt No, 453 Third avenue, | lines of maroh pur command of Geawrala | Abraham Morgan, a man aged about 56, com- seotions of that i i y i wa ioetpel eae |g ie mitted suicide, early this morning, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL roe Macame Leati have 1 public re a Grand Concert at th ren ae 3 on which occasion the 2 ANTED—A SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SEAM. as had considerable expe. | eo management of yar etna ane Fy ed landscape from ihe neuen As fexico, being completed, it i tly understands thi Can procure the best of ci short distance in the country, is “now open for public exhibit adway, southeast corner, oon, Hensed for the purpose, The ep for the accom- The “Doctor,” r 2 i rrea- pl I Mend ie “Doctor,” the Herald's well-known col traversed from the field at Buona Vista, lesoriptive informa. | yy will have the r. Richard Hoffman, a1 on, ters, Will pertzay that The akstobes. & Ope 3 C) a , dxawings, and correspon tion ‘furnished by gentlemen arg ‘can be oor, front room. UNG MAN, Horses, in n'prt juired. Address W. c ‘objection to the 01 . wn residence, No. 1a Monroe street, ‘toured ANTED, BY A rain, febrapy yh attals of capitalembarked in this Na. | omeo, before owning boenyamnod RESPECTABLE YO! situation as Conohman, or to take care of vate family, or to make himself generall; regained, Good city referonces if rom ce. MBLY ROOMS, 539 ch monic So BE NEW MUSIC ITALL AND ASSE! (formerly the residence } with the concert of ety. ‘Ibe Concert, Ball, and Supper through to Mercer street, ception Rooms, will the Ladian Br e most built expressly for the full develatrec Fooms can now be WS, 80 Loonard street. 1D COMBINATION OF HAN- n's the ths Grand Bowetacl of the Dee cae ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU! family, or would have no obj refe an be given trom the Inst And capability. C fe 20 Prince street, in the rear building; 'TED—BY A RESPECTABLE MAN tuations, together or separate ; th care snd mansgement of horse and carris r in @ store; {he wife ae chambermai try; cam be well recommended, A ‘Mexioan Territory, Wy connected with the hia lory of our coun ‘the of the ered tk iatervala hy ‘and favorably known to the ving at half-past 7 by | appear at the Walnut Street Theatre, and hopes to in > Patt NG WouaN, 3 tory ang | Secure Miss lisher to sustain the part of Tespectable ny house work in a al to do chamber work. ood of sound, will seat 1500 perso for balls, concerts, lecture ‘GEORG! WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAN: ington’s Sacred Di 7 obi kets for one gentleman and’ two Indice mitting Ave persona, SL 76)” Od ANORAMA OF TAYLOR’ the ‘Rooms, AND HIS WIFE, ‘man understands the Rinne a tion to town or coun CAMPAIGN 1N MEXICO, A? | 1 oxhibitions on We ats Cheese Admission, on Children half price. It will Je LPS.—THIS GREAT HIs. is: now extubiting at the Na. G4 and Leonard dinission, 260 ; "8 ENTERTAINMENTS ON TH and.—The public are respectful! eae or Wilton, late of the Thontres Raya, is about to pay a vist to or take care of children, or to do the go vate family; hae no objection to go a short distan City references given. Ple: ave call at 22 Twelfth tect eee yi street, corner of | ANMED—A SITUATION, BY ‘woman, to do General ’ i family; is willing to do cham ood washer and ironer, ere she has lived for street, in the rear, ARRSPECTABLE YOUNG | lousework im a small geni fabs ign, corner of Broadwi of ababy. Ts | treet. Oper from nino, A.M, until ten, P.M. the inst cloven years. “Call first floor, Cam be seen for three a Y A RESPECT. is both clansically pateetid good penman, a Alta we tleman. A lineaddressed to W. B. Heral informed, that Mr. children halt prios, Doors nite. ir. ies of entertain- lon connected with last eight years, he jon, and the principal tober, and. the Gentlemen's Lessons and Private Classes, and givs CERT AT THE FEWALE ACADEMY, ments, whieh combine « 2eodote and infermat: jas and thelr authors; and during the has given them with great success, in Lond {ree ‘A SITUATION, 2, 88. good Cook, an PECTABLE YOUNG Please "viar~ av pavmoiratato treo Doral teot- ‘at 932 o'clock, at y Pad GREI two to start to make a race. ; to close Tuesday evenin, Chatham Square, — ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.—PACING PURSE of Twenty-five Dollars will come off This After daaae Woodruff enters r. h. Metamora; 0. 1b Lewis ei. 13 5. g Skerry; J.Nodine enters a, tera hs g Bary Boyde We TO i They will attend to Private Private Solrees as usual, MILLE DESJARIDNS, OF THE AUADEMY of Paria, has the honor to inform the public that the days ot her echool fag oberg x tN ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH Cai $3,000 1d profi ‘above capital, and able investment. hours of eleven and three, and in ‘comm at O88 Brondveay, for CIE, betwee the HL, between the evening from five to eight, for ANIED—BY A FIRST-RATE COOK, WHO UNDER- tly well in all its various branches, of ‘and Household Bread, iss and isa member of the Tem So. ed teatim tion to take care of Can give good cit; street, near Secon = = ther particulars, apply at Ler rvsidence, NJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONE ‘will sell This Day, at 10 o'clock, at the general nasortment’ of Goods, double and single barreled Guns, Fish and lammers. For particulars, see catalognes, | M: ACOB S. PLATT, AUCTIONEER.—CROCKERY, FRENCH China Earthenware and Rockingham Ware; ye, Brass Candlosticks, [100 so's Knives an ri ‘Ware, &¢.—Juoob 8, day, at 10 o'clock, in the large oal No. 23 Platt street, in lots to suit country as 7m the ahelves, the contents C dipped edged, white, granite, inds; alao, French China Tea Sets; 1 assortment Tumblers, nades, Gohiots, Decanters, Dishes, Sal Smelling Bottles, Sugar Bow! Oset fneand rich Ja) Tea Trays and Waiters, firass Candlesticks, Knives an other articles of general use ag are reqaired by lealers to make up their assortment, The ware can be experienced packers to go to any part of the coun! ction room. where the ware can Terms—Under $50, cash, and under $100, two months; over rer $200), four months for the auctioneer, either city o1 country, sold without reserve. stands her business -t UITARS—PERSONS WHO INTEND PURCHASING A d understands the mi good Washer and Guitar will find it ty their advantage to call and examine jartin's assortment of Guitars. 19 those who cannot judge for selves, Wartin's reputation of twenty itis hoped will be sufficien. prices, wholessle and retail, Pocket ‘and Tab! = : eats in this country, Sold at manufacturer's Broadway, up stairs, on! rofesso with the Musie Store below. CROOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. — cated in a chanuing village not far distant from New York. Every facility is here offered for the acquisition of a thorou; knowledge of the English studies, Tho French lai by s tative French lady, residens in the family, piano, singing, drawing, painting, and fan under the charge of the principal. ‘hters at echool, with the care and comforts of avoid the heavy expenses of a modern boarding school, are re- spectfully invited to call at 99 Chambers ours of one and four, P. M., where an interview with one of the ‘nd every information relative to the eclool e ‘old, wishes to Saute ce do 2 rr ve waitin; ferences, A) at No. 268 Eleyen' avenue. Can besven for three days. RARE CHANCE I8 NOW OFFERED TO ANY PER- son wishing to enter into the publi busi olcest established houses in the city, in one of the princi. pal thoroughferes, is to be dispo particulars, apply to JAMES UPTON, 26° William street, corner ane. fine Japanned Tea AIS SCHOOL IS LO. mat sacrifice. For of rates Ka \ebecsad light blue, printed, flowerea, blue Te let Ware, of CHILD TO ADOPT.—RESPECTABLE PERSONS, WISH- ing to adopt & female child as their own, where it will moet with kindness, and be bi it up in ® proper manner, may find an opportunity by addressing RESPECTABLE YOUN tion as Chambermaid and to assist in the Wi Ironing, or to tako oare of children and do plain sowing in are- fe family. ‘The best, of reference can be given from her Inat place, by applying at 235 Twelfth street. FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING WISHES TO sell out the entire Furniture, fashicnable style; the House could year; is two minutes walk from the Park, and would suit to let partments, or privat ng could be made. rald office, Address F. P. {TOLEN—FROM A BARK AT PIER 8, E. R, A GOLD Wateb, made by Kobinson, Li iNl'be pafd areward of §: Ls SATURDAY MORNING, 218T. INST., 1N GOING from Brosdwa: ‘ourth street and Bowery, to watch, the initia G. P. rally rewardea on leaving Nappies, Plates, Lampa, Cruit Globes, Venison Dishes &o, rest, between the Spoons, and suoh iG WOMAN WISHES talogues to be had at th examined at any time dui without discount; over ind under $200, three months; ov >be approved by ot offered will W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER—ASSIGNEES' SALE OF ¢ Thursday, Oot. 26, at 10 oclock, at Nos, 118 and 12) Wooster street, J. W, Brown will sell at auction, a by order of the assignees of Mr, F. Plate, the large stock irpiture ecntained in the warerooma, as above, consisting of Parlor Chairs, Rocking Chairs, and Pronch Bedsteads, of ¥ of styles; Sofa Bedsteads, Wardrobes, high-post "Bed ads, Bookcases, Ottomans, marble-top, sofa and centre Tables; Catalogues will be ready on Wednes- ONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT ‘on the Oral system, enabling to ‘and cnsaring ense and fluency to’ pa) », which is of the lates! also be ol Dubslesen tayo toe bower of sanewusing ote | ve the honor of anzow ee public that they will gin new a in te French sod ‘Spa- | Teaches, 200. This is more than counterbalanced by i ven toa vent eieaicun squenn, I einen eile elite For sdmission tickets, ho acstemy, 106 Leouard street, five doors from Broadway. OCT. ELLIOTT, OUULIST, 535 BROADWAY.—OFFICK | Tal vote, compared with last year, is seven b hours from 10 t So'clock, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- ‘out in furnished a) ing house, by whion Application will be Fecelved Any ono finding the do, Dressing bureaus, &e, day, when the furnitary inay be examined, XTENSIVE LOT SALE.—BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, &o —Cooley, Keose & Hill will soll, on Wednesday, Thurs- irday afteroons and evenings, a large num= and desirable invoioes of Books, Paper, Sta- Ul Sale to. commence each Torma, 4 and 6 ‘oom. Houston street, a small itat No, $22 Fourth at UNDERWRITERS OF THE BREMEN BARK bor indeira, and returned on account of Fah too Clinton Hotel, LMONARY CONSUMPTION, | FROM ITS HAVING almost always lod the most fal medical treatment, tH inns very justly been tormed: the“ Opprobrium of Physicians; | this increase is as extra and, until within a few years, been although many medical men of the we may nention Taennec and his friend Bay guished authors—ndmit that this much dread cored, evon in ite advanced stages, when the Imngs are not com: letely discrsanized. Tho remedy which we. now offer, Wistar jean cf Wild Cherry for, the cure of this disease, not oaly oma- bates jinn ‘but lias also been well tested in | cable results, It is our ich it {a recommended. A Physician tn | Moite says:—I have recommended the use of Dr. Wistar’s Bal- ild Chetry, for diseases of the luncs, for two kzowledge, have been used erally considered incurable, i iahestatandiog, among whom | election as if it had never taken place.”’ We do not leakage, please communioate with J. F. ] pasengers have returned with the EW YORK YACHT CLUB—A SPECIAL MERTING Trill beheld at the Club House, Wednesday, the TATEN ISLAND FERRY.—THE STEAMBOAT Islander will run as follo 3 10m., 5 and 6}, o'clock, Lea PE, NEARLY AND IN COM to FO: INGS MEDS ELH i No. 22 Broad street. j)}OR SALE.—SLOOP CYGNBT, OF OYSTER BaY, 43 tons burthon, woll found, will be sold muvd Kirby, foot of Delaney street, Now Yotk, or to 33 o'clook, Dinner ss 4 nates from a regular I ‘A bargain. Apply toRd. | Sil the complaints for w 100 abs tiarlem RR 600. SL o : ‘Leave New York at a ine Quarantine at 8 10, 18°24 SSLE—A PAIR OF CHESTNUT BROWN MARI ré old, warranted sound and kind én all harness, brod and vory beautiful animals, and perfect! d, and received the first premium from the New Jersey Itural Fair, held Oct 11, 3848 Thoy possess uncommon erdorance, avd are fast trot‘ers, and well worthy the attention of avy gent en sn im want of s super drest, post paid, EDWARD DUGD OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK State Coffee House ad Hotel two vases he imption had taken place, t! theotads cures K hoyden, Physician at bxeter Corner. For sale, whole- 1E STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA WILL SAIL PROM TOR dooks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, the 20th instant, at 1 o'clock, precisely. $1,000 gonvite noes signed jand, Keese & Co., 5) Mai by the Draggiste generally theoagh- ry —A YOUNG MAN HA dollars cash, with @ general know! ¢ in something respectable and profitable. 0 objection to go to most any part of the country. ree id office, P. 8,—No patent right hum! | need take the trouble to answer this, 3 . iil ROWN'S COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING 71 Pearl street, (head ties Si iso those attending the lace to get their meals, RAPES—'0,000 ISABELLA AND CA‘ vines for sale, 5, one yearolé. JAS, street and 24 Avenue, ED BUNTLINE’S OWN,” No. 16, CONTAINS MORE of that matory corres fopetvis cf upper tendom, More about Ned's “and Portraits taken from life of a Hoboken Pleasure Party of Three—where one too many wee along. Office 303, G ONETHOUSAND x entablishment. Ad Burlington, N.J. | ONLY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN Teach, at the office Piling with oure cold Bl to 78 conte. NN OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARRIED or thore contemplating marringe,—The Married Woman's Privat Medical Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricoau. Sixth edi- staying slready osu disposed et}, Rrory tos 24,000 copies having al: aL) Sortogn tony, rhather matted or cmmertiod Gilbetet fs is for the married, as it discloses im nown to them particularly oan discover the causes, aymptows, and th dios. and most certain mode of cure in every ca’ the publishing office, terson, No. #8 Choa ND S14 Peart street, coroer Tom person wishing to engage in such a business, the ments offered by the location and respectability of patron aye are coldom offered, For farther information inquire of premises—M, MoCARTY, N necessary trouble, terme will be onal B VERY HANDSO| wi over them, well calowinted for the fanoy dry ere just ready to occupy, on tte corner of 19ch stroet rx Apply to 8. WRAY, ourner of Murray ®. Also, {wo new dwelling houses im 19th street, ¢ Priossin 18%. Filling Gecege ; B.—To prevont un- in the ws part of the city, Fair, will find this « very convenient ‘car old, 2000 two year Nursery Garden, ‘corner of 23th every femals ARIS STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSUIP, warranted uneurpassed in this country, made to measure by the ha f dozen or oro, a¢ thirty per cent loss than prices usually charged. J, C, Parsell There was no material change in the price of flour; | is were moderate, at about the | Gloag rates ct Sowurday, Southern woe steady, with | further enles of Petersburg city at Inst week's rates. Salcs of Obio and other kinds of Western wheat wero made on terms stated below, Thore was a better in- t Saturday’s prices. Meal continued firm. There was ; t street, G. B. Zeibe Ws cortasiny Tent ‘0, Albany; W. R. Davis, Boston Will be transmitted by mail, trve of postage, to ited States. AM letters must be addrossed, (0, to Dr, A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1224, New York oity, iherty atrvet. F delphi; Little & way fashionable coipt of $1, 8 00) B. &, GUION, 118 William atreet, up stairs, RISH AND 800TCH MALT WHISK BY, UNSURPASSEDIN ty, put up in packsges to suit the tra: ithe usual prices, b WILL » for sale at about PM. PARKS, Distiler, The hichest price paid for empty puncheons R. POWRLL ATTENDS TO nd Ear. at 201 Broadway. entrance 14g Warren, where can be had hia" Treatize on the Rye,” prion 90 coata, ai miom self reting Eye and Bor Fountaina the most sno phance ever used for curing affections of the Eye and Bai ficial Eyes inserted, GLOVER 18 CONSULED Dt Evening at hia Office, in the EW MAP OF THE VICINITY OF NEW YORK—IN country 12 miles around New York, by the author of 40 Mules Round Philadelphia, Mo, [vas mrpose, and plotted on a large ASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM, ADAPTED TO PO- al Keading and the Exposition of Quack- from Excews, “elfAnu#, Ko i eighth edivion, price 1, Tribune Building. From “De Dixon has written ngory ; his book shows Stricture, Gonor pular and Professi the caure of carly saleby DEWIT & Da the Korton Medical and Surgwal Journ: much and well on various branches of thorough sequaintance with modern practi thorn, Vario cols, Hydrocele, ond Fistula are particularly well treated of, The author's acknowledged origi devotion to the rational pri DISEASES OF THR EYR sions continued heavy, with moderate sales of pork and lard on terms stated below. Transactions in groceries were moderate, without change worth notice | j, cumpatible with coy rec tness, and w: in prices. Cotton exhibited no change siuce Satur- z be ineerted in th ag the location of buildings, IM be supplied to subseribers ‘1 mounted, or in bow region delineated will be waired r, OF COM togister their subsorip- IDNEY, Surveyor. O1ICE.—THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE ADVANCE OF re, for the completion of the Waves and Eviv Canal, are heroby notified that s second in- ulsenption, of two Pp ry and thorongh | of medicing, snd bisingenuity, | begianin, under trying surgical circumstances, stamp it with moro than | that the fre ordinary intorest. WYO CUR, 50 PAY.—Dh. COKBITI, 19 DUAN STREBT member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lor oononlted in treatment of delicate diseases, yeu tay have gleet, ul in the head form, Tho habits upon by agents of the tions at Tanuer's Map rreis pote wad pearls were made, at $6 15}; a $6 25 for both sorts. Sales of 200 barrels Canadian, in bond, were made on private G THR DAY AND ditonlt and protracted cages ot delicate disaster, that have bafled (tho skill of physicians of Establishment, 1 J may be how fong | ft lcors upon the body, one Sea ewes ot neor, deducted tron of fourteen | ist neroa diseases, enabled De, ©, | abolitionists Recent ‘eases oured in four daya~= 0 woeks wih | ist! Ser | major . r ard who voied for Johnston, and who, in any event, bor 19 Duane atest. opposite | Will not vote for the Philadelphia nominee. | .— Flour—The sales for the day reached eight hundrd thousand de | about 9,000 barrels, in separate lots, consisting chiefly of this State, Orwego, and Obio brands, Ko, at $5 81% The amount of tolls received on the Wabash and | 9 $6 44; 60 do. good brands Oswego, at $6 Bia; 500 érie Canal, Indiana, during the months of August and | do. Ohio, September, im each of the.thrée yoars last past, was as R RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL P&IVATR T Ko, BB Crecowioh stroet excepted) ‘These who apply in at the rapidity and Kittle inconvenience however, thore who have wut ‘i ie devoted to wn form of this 0 moroury used. Ste gearcsly anj pain. Thooe individuals tain Joathsome hablt, can positively eociety. N. B. Strangers are cantionod not to be doovived. eeu BA | ty Taylor, Will have to overcome an apparently ‘ rot day of February, eof the Trustees uf . 4 ‘The payment to fered from acerinin clase of poople who can properly appreciate i Tn stricture from its first, or incipiont, to ite more ced and distreming tages, (from uncommon advantages ice.) ho oan afford a rapid, easy, and Froud for stating, oan bo obtained ¢ payment of five per cent, hereto: topotber with all the preference and the bonds subgerived upon by the de- Hy orcer of the Beard, CHARLES BUTLER, President of the Board of Trustees of the Wabsch and Brie Canal, Dated Oct, 10, 144 Cobbett has not removed ty thereby reeured, SEMINAL WRAKN RS: Vrac tical Private Tre treatm cnt and cure, with recipes, i living, price $1; may be bad of tho aurhor, te Crecuwich elreet; or vy post. mailed free DICAL UFELUB—DK. JUBNBSUN, 16 DUA, pear Chatham street, 60 well the Ja Now Form in tbo t tave existed for y IMPOTENCE, &o—DR, RALPU'S reveal diseaae®, in those old halfoured cases tha’ in preeminent Gleos stricture, wlears ‘3 MEDICATED Vat phar, and Shower athe, $94 id Bowels, Colus, RK, LODINE, SU}, n the body, oF in the throat or nose, pai Lines of the logs effectuniy cored. Constitutional weakness Y OF 63 GOLD | broveht on by m sooroe balie indulged io by lascivious dreann posit Rhoumatiom, Ro, Ro ‘hey omcite the ¢kin. produce ® profuse and delighicful perspi eneruily eifeet a compote eure im a Kinglo applic cold Nftor Lie We of thea bathe, FROM PARTS: REGS LEAVE TO LN. ors of private diy y nmoeeasfiliy trwate or Hhnd range feo baat: {80 WELLKNOWN | Muy Le lnigely invested with me TAM. to 101, My SIV ATE DisRASES—DR. forthe cisizens ct New York, for | vent, Would fnvite a angers to Ox : ivoar initacarly otagen, \ out meronry, Teo bis Londgn dplomar in his gfflea, J Jonosat. —We notice a sale of 30 boxes Marachino, of Brench Invi , wed hed droves, te ith. | Inree variety ot Pron cata Ot Lae pale, at wetinent ot Carriage Liol 3, Willian at noar Jota INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, 08 Mra, Sexuin, Clerinds, Mrs 2 “O Comic opera, . Mario, daugh nt, Mrs Soguin; Marchionoas of Barkonfolt, Mrs. 'o conclude ‘with the secon Cirel Pi Cirolo and araaetin Ze Barrimorg, Oct. 23, 1848. Ohio ma Fog—Overturning of a Will—The Liha reant Cartouche, Mr, Case Settled—Theatricals, Se. id aot of Aubor’s opera of in, Dress Ohio seems to be still in the fog, though most Persons are under the impression that Ford ia elected Governor. Hass and others va. iss | in Baltimore County Court, ata late hour on Satur- day night. It appears that the old gentleman died and left all his money, about $30,000 1, tO his per- ‘The suit was brought by his relatives, to overturn the will, an e serviees of Attorney General Richardson procured, whilst Senator Reverdy | Johnson was secured by the defendants. After hour the jury, on Saturday night, overturned the ‘amship Isabel, by her builder, n, was settled on Saturday, on | who entered his decree dismissing the libel with costs. The 000. ; pti at munences to. | 18 represented to be one of the Sreatest ping ountry, nothing but works of admitted. he colleotion 1 and fifty paintings. A fine pair of twin boys were lett in a basket, Mr, Levin H. Dunc allery of F AY Eve. | OD Saturday night, at ihe di TH 4 r ight, at the door of a poo laments wil SavAY EVE. | named Chaney, in Sterling street eee Ralph, Miss The Holiday Street MULL—Mar. heatre opens to-night, with the Ravel family. Le isi , 1848. Political Movements—Fatal Acculent—Swicide— Movements of our Correspondent, “The Doctor’* —Theatricals—Davision of the Body of Tang MUSEUM.—P, T. BARNUM, PRO feldt among the Medical Men. por. Splendid performances 7}4 o'clock, Major Littlefin- either walk or of the Giant or Mammoth weighs 90 ‘The Sablo Brothers, a most sue earn Denctrs, ke. OMB 3 4 i oii a ripture | J0hnston is to stump the State from now until the Toller, may be | 7th of November. Admission to cr John H. Winters, a retur ve, be | 5 ned volunteer, waa The meeting of the whigs, on Saturday evening, fairly opened the Presidential campaign in this city, and the democrats commence, this evening, by a meeting in Independence square. (Governor knocked down and run over by achaise, on Satur- vehicle passed over his head, caus- short time afterwards. by | himself, in the yard ‘of ‘Thorp's Hotel, (where he bracing a continuous view of the | Was a boarder,) in Third street, above Noble. He Gy | Wasa carpenter by trade, and a native of Man- of | I hester, England, where, it is said, he has a sister ving. pondent, starts, this afternoon, for Harrisburg, to gormence his sour Of ie tata, in order to give | your readers some idea of the political campa: now in full blast. ; a The celebrated Count Gustavas Vasa Smith, is now in town, making preparatians to appear ore a. Phila ice. He elphi idience. is in treaty with Mr. Marshal Hor petiaiebton ts for permission to The announcement will undoubte: ly cram nie house, particularly when it 1s know that the pro- ceeds are to be given tothe poor. As he justly observes, ‘the occasion will attract all the é:¢e and ton of the city, and give the house a tone that will increase its popularity throughout the season.” The doctors have got hold of poor Langfeldt's | remains, and apparently made minced meat of Bice fought Tee wil | him, so numerous are the relics of mortality that vee tice rman oes a | ita | have been distributed among the surgical cl; that secured the treat, by their rapid movements. Another physician of similar propensities, arrived at the scene too late by a couple of hours, though he believed he had a better right, having obtawed a paper to that eflect from Langfeldt previous to the execution. Purapguruia, Oct. 22, 1848: The Campargn of '48—Second Exztoration of Penn- sylvania, $c. Your reporter, detailed upon a second tour of exammation into the political complexities, per- plexities, and prospects of the canvass of ’43, in the States of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and such other States as he may be able to visit, within the Gonioht intervening to the election, has the That he has conversed with: Sanroned him. to delphia politicians, whig and dil the Phi, that, en both sides, they appear sanguiné ot suc cess ; that he has not, as yet, seen any of the tree soil leaders, and is, therefore, uninformed of their purposes and expectations ; that between the whi and the democrats the fight 1s to be as Gree! meets Greek, knife to knife ; all the syeakers and: documents that can be mustered on both sides are to be called into active service, and are sow being put into operation. One word with respect to the late ection. Schuylkill is a mining county. In 184, it gave a majority of 827 for Shunk, democrat ; in, 1848, it ves a majority of 725 for Johnston, whig, a dit- ference of 1,562 votes in four years, in a single | county. There is nothing to compare with this change in the history of elections by ballot, that | we know of. Inthis late election it stands most ad | suspiciously conspicuous by itself. The demo- | crats, as we are given to understand, charge that the employers in the mines and factories of said county coerced their workmen to vote for John- | ston, under threats of discharge, if they failed to | comply ; and, in respect to the result, the demo- from the first lossona, | cratic State central committee say, in their last more advanced, but do home, $4 per month ; ditto ilies and schools attended. Please address Paria, 08 Broadway. proclamation :— In despite of all these unfavorable circumstances, the majority for the federal candidate for Governor is | merely nominal, In a vote of probably more than 300,- 000, his returned majority cannot much exceod, if it | the alleged palpable frauds on the elective franc! sei Schuylkill and other counties, which defy a ana | tion on fair and honest principles. In seven of t mining districts of Schuylkill, the increase »( fe and seventy-one, whilst the democratic increaso is barely seventeen. When it is remembered that our | opponents allege that the ruinous tariff of 1846 has | compelled them to discharge hundreds of operatives ordlnasy on ft is tnpee bie and unnatural, We do not say that we will “treat the advise a resort to the soldiery of our State, “armed diseaso may be | with buckshot and ball ;"” but we do affirm, that the | peaceful provisions of the law will be resorted to, for a nd searching examination of these inexpli- sable teeatte, J leliberate conviction that Morris Longstreth has been chosen by the lawfal suffrages of the people of Pennsylvania as their next Governor; and Feeuch result aball appear on the legal a; | investigation to be instituted, neither the civil nor military power of the te can prevent him from ex- ercising for the mext three years the executive fune- tions. An investigation isto be made before the Legisia- ture into the alleged frauds in Schuylkill county ; and asa means ot enforcing such an overhauling of the polls, the democrats of the House will per- haps refuse to go into an election of a United States Senator until the whigs agree to said inves- | tigation. We expect, however, that there will be no difliculty in obtaining the assent of the whigs, and just lutle difficulty in proving that traud- ulent votes were cast on both sides of the questio but upon the face of things, it looks as if the alleg- ids in Sehuylkill county go far ahead of hose charged upow the democrats in Penn town- ship. At all events, we consider the vote for Pain- the democratic and in the late election; and some 2,000 yet behind hand Coming then, to the examination of the relative strength of parties in the Presidential canvass, the whigs are in a deficit of 2,000 votes to begin with —then there are at least three thousand whig abo- itionists im the State who will vote tor Van it ren, These abolitionists, though assunilated with the free soilers, are not thy ot the Buffalo Convention, Lad there b Butlalo nominee | they woula have suppor fale, We observe, from an interior paper, that the barnburners are to full into line; itis but fair to suppose yi] whaigs are dropping off into the lor in a corresponding degree, and of any facts in the case, the for Van Buren will be nearly equally he other two parties,exclusive of the The whigs, then, to give the State | support ot 1 | that in the ft il ve Jeficiency of 5,009 yotes—to wit, the 2,000 y tor Painter, and the 8,000 abolition whigs | Now there is no telling what the persona popa- larity of General Taylor may not accomplisi Monte | 159 nO ascertaining now the effec: of this vee | question in this State and in other States. nN | popularity of General Taylor andthe tree sot | question has yet to be tried. In the former, we | Know there is strength—from the latter we are | equally welloomriaced there ia greg Py cane H i this | hension, And thoug) the rlemant of a2 | empty humbug, we have heretofore re; < it, nd we now regard it, a8 the very’ thing which is |g rh mine the Presidential election. Tako out ‘ ion of fee soul, aad the campaiga ut fe-