The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1848, Page 3

matter. The Alderm: in the Hudson River Ri pass through the ward which he represents, and which will Fe yn. of the beard, who wish more stock, insti- gate such e movement to depreciate the value of the @tock, and thereby gain an opportunity fora heavy ion. It is us the case, about every six months, that a similar resolution is offered in one or : of it, Festina lente, g cil! The whole central section of the upper ‘of the city is interested in the perpetuity of thi as it now stands, or its extension to the lower end of ©ommodation, and their interests are to be respected. As the property thus increases in value, the taxes are added, and, for the accommodation, they are obliged to pay the city. Just such subjects, however, seem al- ‘ways to receive more attention from the sage fathers than thore which weuld tend to the advancement of ‘the improvement of the city. The taking up of the sxails of the Harlem Railroad, which would put to it ‘Unconvenience and trouble thousands of persons ‘and the enlargement of the Battery, which would benefit nobody and entirely destroy] the handsomest Promenade of the city, receives large share of their attention at this time, while both are ridiculous propo- gitions. It isto be hoped the members of both boards ‘will entirely throw away such things, which tend to smo nd devote their attention to subjects which tend to benefit their constituents, rather than injure the Let Alderman Webb pocket his resolution, and bring up something which interests the people he re- Presents. It will be in much better taste, and an evi- dence of judgment on his part. MAILS FOR EUROPE. THA WHDELY HERALD. ‘The mails of the steamship Britannia will close Gn this city at half-past 10 o’clock this morning. ‘The steamer leaves at 12 o'clock. The Weekly Heral/, with the latest intelligence #rom all parts of this continent, printed in French * and English, will be published at nine o'clock this momung. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence. Independent Police Office, No. 112 Broad- Mise Elizabeth Baird, who lately arrived from Europe in Sap Vanebeon, will please cont heradatosr tyes oom Europe GEORGE RELYBA, 112 Broadway, N. Y. Hill, the inimitable, so long pre-eminent fin the science of cutting hair ond whiskers, is still at his old stand, Nassau street, where is also kept a constant suppl ted infallible Unguent, which promotes the grow nd beautifies the hai The Cheapest and Best Place in the City ‘to get good Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, is at JONES'S, 14 Aun atreet, rear the American Museum. First quality, of French ‘Calf Dress Boots, $4 50; second do., $3 50 to $4; Congress Boots, ‘from $5 50 to $1; French Patent Leather Boots, $7. Four Dollar Hats.—The subscriber having eon the first Broadway house to reduce the price of the first juality of Silk Moleskin Hats from five to four dollars, has had he advantage of soveral years exparienco in the business tat Rea /R0 com) his arrangemen's as to be able to sell at’ the low ‘h finer and more elegant hat than .@ny other hougo can sell at four dollars, Every article usually Bold by batters, ents as Children's Fancy Hata, Ladies’ Riding Hats, Gentlemen's Travelling Caps, Students’ Caps, Opera Hate, and Umbrellas, sold equally low in proportion to the prices of other estabtitiments, and of an equally aupericr quality. NN, GENIN, #14 Broadway, Come to my Head, Beautifal Hat !—This ts almost an exclamation, when one passes by KNOX'S establish. ment, 125 Fulton street. Such variety of shapes and becoming fits. Knox has a surprising taste of his own about Beavers to fit ‘the wearer. Nothing like knowing how a hat socializes, as it ‘were, with the head, In this Knox excels gracefully, The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Wena, are roknowledged to be tre most superior article of the ‘Yxind now in use. The points are fine and smooth, and have the elasticity of a quill. Sold only by B, E. Watson & Co., No. 15 ‘Wall street, Gold pens repaired. The Metallic Tablet Strop, for Keepin, agora in perfect order, invented by G. Saunders, your 1816, ‘This @rticlo haa bern so long and favorably inewn, aa, %0 need no coma. ‘ment onits virtues. Suffice it tofsay, it has never been equalied the purposes intended, the inventor having been awarded the tasual premium xt the Fair of the American Institute, on each oocasion that the article has been exhibited for compstition, | Dortideates, as woll from the first gentlemen inthis and other | countries, and outlers inall parts of the world, acknowledging its ‘wonderfui power, oan be seen at. the Factory, 147 Broadway, oot. wer of Liberty street, and 387 Broadway. Dr. Kellinger’s Linim f serofula, of ten years’ t s cured Mr. J. fanding. No.135 James street; dence death's door by its magic influence—case, inflammatory gout. Wicers of twenty years have lwen onred ina short time, Thou- ands of certifienies can be shown. ‘The following highly disti guished individual that it is the best general remedy in 8 80) Baarket:- Hon M. H. Grinnell, Hon. RF. Carman, Hon. RH . It is used by ‘the Irvings, ingstons, Suydams, ah Lorillards, Schermer- * ori, P.M. of New York. tt forms, Be. &c. Office, 230 Pearl stroat; i's, Broaaw Redoing & Co., State street, Boston; of the Druggiats dilers generally. Price 50 cents, $4 per dozen, $42 per gross. Notice.—F. W. Martens 1s no longer In my | employ. aa ralesman or otherwise. New York, Oct. 25, GEORGE STEWART, 47 John st. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 24—6 P.M. ‘Tho improvement noticed yesterday has not been | fustained. To-day prices fell off. At the first board ‘Harlem declined +{ per cent ; Long Island, '; ; Can- ton, *, ; Farmers’ Loan, \{ ; Reading Railroad, ‘i. Uni- ‘ted States 6's, 1868, advanced '; percent. All others les were not large, and it js difficult to account for the daily fluctuations elosed at previous prices, ‘The in prices. At the second board, United States 6's fell off tf per | ent ; Reading Railroad, '; ; Morris Canal, 4; Long Jsland, 4 ; Canton Co., ', ; Farmers’ Loan, ';. The bark J. R. Gardner, from Belize, Honduras, Hrings $16,000 in specie, and sundry bags and boxes of coin, the value of which was not enumerated. The 6,000 in brig Caroline Clark, from Vera Cruz, brings Bpecie. There was no exports of specie from Boston last | ‘week. The imports entered at the custom house for the week were $15,142, of which $9,485 were in gold, ‘and the remainder silver In Boston, the money market has been close the Jast week, and the street rate has ranged from 1 to 134 | ‘Percent a month. It is anticipated that the present | ‘week will be more favorable, as several of the heaviest | Dorrowers, whose wants and calls did much to keep up | the price of money, have withdrawn. ‘The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Compan Apr Of Nashville, have declared a semi-annual dividend of | *" three dollars per shire. ‘The committee of the board of brokers, to which was Referred the dispute between Messra, Morgan and Cut- ting. rblative to the commisaions on the sale and pur- hase of $200,000 of Treasury notes of the Secretary of the Tracury, have reported, or rather have made two Feports—a minority and majority report. The report of the minority was to the effect, that the board had mo jurisdiction in the affair, and that a court of law » proper place for the adjustment of the difi- vbile the report of the majority was in favor of | of no transactions; prime Genesee is wanted at #1 25. . Morgan, for nd purchase of the Treasury | Pork is much uneettled, and but little ix doing, ex- | cept ime retail way. Prime lard is beld at 70 wul abe claima of Mr. Cutting against eommissions on the sal motes. The amount was reserved for a fature report, In the hope that, in the meantime, the parties inte- ested would amicably arrange the matter in dispute, below Canal street; or it may be that some of eman, of sciatic roeumatism, of twenty years, resi- | Cato’s four mile house. Cato hag beem raised from | and Sad- | Amount due by Banki exhibits the value and destination of merchandise ex- ported during the past week: — Exroxts From THe Port or New York. d New Brunswick Dutch Fast Indies. Pacific Ocean... Total exports....... Specie.......0... Total for week ending Oct. a l Oct. & A Oct. 6th. ‘Total value exports, three weeks. . .. .$3.557,083 Total value imports, three weeks » 8.909.457 Excess of imports over exports........ $322,424 The exports during the week, to France, were only to a limited extent; but to other parts of the Conti- nent, and to Great Britain, they were larger than usual, The shipments of cotton and breadstuffs have been heavy. If the demand for breadstuffs continues through the winter, our exports will, doubtless, ex- ceed the imports, and the balance soon be placed in our fav@. The probability of such » demand con- tinuing is very great, and the shipments now making reat extent, in view of a material improve- ment in prices on the other side. The grain harvests of Great Britain were belew an average, both as re- gard quantity and quality This fact is admitted. In many instances, where the test of threshing has been tried, the deficiency has proved greater than an- ticipated. Prices in the principal markets do not fate of things, as the quantity of grain offering was unusually large, which would indicate more than an average supply. When, however, the causes of this are taken into consideration, the actual apparent. The injury to the extensive this year asin any one previous, and the producers were, at the latest are, to show this state of things becom potato crop has been dates, forcing their supplies upon the market, and dis- posing of them, before they were destroyed by disease. At first, this depreciated prices ; but since, they have materially improved. As soon as the supply becomes reduced—and there are two influences at work tending to that result—consumption and disease—the demand for breadstuffs will increase, and prices must expe- rience a correspondingimprovement. In consequence of this, holders of grain were by no means anxious to realize; and in the face of an inactive market, prices for good qualities of wheat had an upward tendency. Previous to the departure of the last steamer, a great deal of wheat unfit for millers’ use, had been offered in the market, and was dispored of to starch makers at rates below those previously quoted, which gave a character to the market which circumstances did not Justify. It is the prevailing impression in Great Bri- tain, that prices will, before the cloce of the wintery range higher than those now current ; but it is the belief that the imports into (he United Kingdom from the Continent, will be sufficient to preventa very high range of prices. That they will go high enough, par- ticularly for Indian corn, to pay a profit on shipments already made from this country, we bave no doubt, but that there will be much margin for an improve- ment here, is not so certain. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Mechanics’ Bank of Augusta, Geo., on Monday: the 2d of October, 1848:— ° Mrenanies’ Bank, Gronata, Liabiii ys Capital Sto- Circulation Amount due Depositor: 105.481 47 Amount due Banks. . . 35,244 26 Amount due Agent. . 84 80 Dividend declared t! 30,000 00 Rererved Fund and undi: 109,043 78 a fits. | Resulting balance with Agencies. . . . Total... = “Saasete, ""* Notes of other Banks. . Exchange running to maturity % Notes discounted, running to maturity. . Bills and notes under protest fs “ “lying over. “ in judgment. . . . . Of which is considered doubtful. 10,597 02 Real Estate............. . . Bonds of the State of Georgia Bonds of the city of Augusta Stock in other Institutions. Protest Account........ Total...... Tip oa ess taves (RMN Ue ‘The leading features in the above returns compare as follows, with those made at previous periods — Oct., 1844. April, 1846, Oct., 1848. Loansand Discounts. $369,822 $334,080 $310.949 Specie.. 173,745 152.698 = 263,335 Circulation + 848350 465,038 »—401,619 Deporits "77,287 91,638 105,481 The variations in these departments have been fa vorable to the position of the bank. The value of its is demonstrated by the classification of the bu- | siness paper under discount, which, if judiciously ap- very small amount of bad debts The iseuing department has been materially strengchened since April, 1816; there having been an increase since | that time of $110,637, in the amount of specie on hand, praired, show: anda decrease of $263,419 in the circulation. Stock Exchange. $1000 Treasury Noter, 6's 103!¢ 100 shs Nor & Wor, b12ms 2% 10000 do. 103\¢ 400 Reading RR, | 030 31 20000 U S 6's, "68 Wo do 96 31 3400 do 10 do 3 9100 Ohio 6's, '60. 10 do 130 32 4 Kentucky, O's 7% do bw 3174 2000 Minois Fundable 4052 80 Harlem RR, b90 BI 20(0 Erie Bonds, 7's 100 do 60 1000 Reading Bonds 200 do 100 ehs Far Tru: 100 do 30 25 Canton Co, 10 Long Ialand % do 70 “do Second Board. 100 T 8, 6 1055) ahs Reading RR.a Gd 3 "68 ‘ading RR, (Od 812; 100 Morris Canal do 50 Canton Co 160 do ® Farmers’ Loan 100 do 860 3l'q 50 Long Ioland CITY TRADE REPORT. Tursnay, Oct, 24—2 P.M, The wet weather prevailing this’ morning has put a | check on operations in produce Ast are quiet. at yesterday's prices, Cottox we quote nominal, with tmall rales. Fioun, So —Weetern flour remains the fame as yesterday. with sales of 1500 bbls. The range | of prices ie $5 3745 a $5 44 for crdinary brands, and $5 6634 a $5 623g for pure Genesee. In wheat we hear Corn is without change to notice, and dull Of rye and oats there were no sales reported. Paovistovs.— Tuesday, Octobor 4—6 P. M. Theve was a better export demand, and sales of this State, Genesee, Osweg: In the event of their failing to do so, the rate of charge | mede at about yesterday's rates, Southern continued ‘will be fixed, and if adopted by the board, Mr. Morgan ‘will have to submit, or vacate bis seat at the board, Jeaving himself subject to a suit-at-law upon Mr. Cut- fing’s clan chandice imported into this district for the week end- ing the 20th instant:— firm, while holders of Petersburg City Mills were dis- | posed to ask higher rates. Moderate sales of Western | and Genesee wheat were ma at yesterday's prices, Corn was steady at previous prices, but not | active. Provisions were dull, with light sales of pork. i | There was no change in lard or beef, owing to the ii The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer- | clemency of the weather. Transactions in groceri were limited, while there was no change in quotations. | There was more doing in cotton, generally, at rates Comaerce or tx Port or New Yorx—Werary | stated below, ‘5 bivenrs Asnxs,—Sales of about 100 bbls. were made. includ- Manvfactures of Wool $95,687 | ing pots, at $6 18% a $6 25, and pearls at the same “4 bs | prices. $s 00,886 | PETS pewurra~ Flewr—The enles for the day reached . about 12,000 a 15,000 bbls, including 6,000 bbls Osweg Sa 3 | at $6 873s, and about 4.000 a 5,000 G Mircellaneous Dry Goods | nesee, at $5 50; 800 do Michigan at $5 37%, with Jron, Steel, Tin, &e... Groceries. ...++ . Fruit, Nuts, &e.... . Earthen Ware, China, &c. . Marble, Cosi, Slate, 71 ‘Miscellaneous. weve TT 108 o— $52 886 + 43,647 Iron, Groceries, &6..... .. Dry Goode. sss. ++ 3 Total importa for the week ending Oct, 20, $1,043,084 “Total imports week ending Oct. do do. ot, 0. ‘Total, thr@ weeks... ....0eeees ‘ter time: 48,443 65,290 | Giot | Among the sales was a parcel of high. mixed on vate terms, No sales of round yellow, of betel moment, transpired, Mesl-—No ellos were reported, coves $952 401 pa De i jour were te LAUT 145 + + + $8,000,457 | rates. ‘The failing off in the weekly importations reported | of 1,000 ‘in the above table, is the most encouraging feature in the trade. It gives some indication of a return to bet- 4 if continued throughout the winter: vill place us in a sound position to commence the Bpring trade upon, Our exports for several weeks | sam past have been unusually large, amounting in the | @gererots. since the Ist of October, t6 more than three end a half millions of dollars, and being but about three inndred thousand dollars loss than the value of ine, bas been reported at private bar Amports for the same period. The annexed statement | ame Rod Southern ‘ t th was firm at $5 6234; Peters! oity mills was held at | $5 08. Wheat--talen of 4,000 buchen, Weatern were Fe a 1100, and 1,800 do CGenesce at 1250, St parcels of round mixed, at 68c; yellow and high mixed at 70c., with sales of handsome common mixed at 68c. New Jersey at $3 373s. Rye—Sales of 2000 @ 3,000 bushels were made at (7c, delivered. Py Flour— 5 564. Oats of @ cargo of canal were ma Corto: —The rales were greatly inereased testal> | a,700bates being reported; of which shippers took 2 | Prices are again lower; fair Uplands command 6350, and middlings 57%. Stock, 30, 5 Fist. —The market for mackerel continues to droop, and prices rule in favor of the buyer. Transactions ++ 1,443,328 yesterday and to-day wit Lt, ste a4 o tts, including No. 1's, : the lower ee our It repent, quintals, at $2 60 0 $2 56%, and 1,100 do. at the latter quotation, which parcel to-day. Herri: are rather slow of sale, 3,000 boxes extra scaled, en: No. 1, changed hands at 37340 a 27}c. Frvrt.—The operations embrace EI ope! whole, half and quarter boxes bunch raisins i id yentes at 1. 60, 800, a 460, and to-day, 2,000 do. do. do., at the as tgnbn. sis e ite currents, at dhe, : ‘a aale of 190 boxes No, 1 Canton (40 packs,) at $1 85, cash. Nayat Ston>s.—A sale of 1,600 barrels crude tupen- Srices.—Sales 200 bags Jamaican into, at Oke, short price, «© $600,000 00 | 491.619 00 | A Nastaoter Obio, ke . were pretty freely of 25,000 bushels were made, consisting of Fai ‘vessel was taken up for a direct port In Ireland, to load with corn, at 10d, in bullc ead Pew on was for Liverpoel, on terms not stated. To the latter port flour was engaged im Amorican vessols at 2s, 6d.; in British vessels at 25.34. Corn was engaged id at age to flour at 3s. 34. The large ship David C take in American vessels at Tid. in bags, 8d in bulk. 1,500 barrels naval stores were eng: at 2s. Gd. to 28. 9d. There was no change in rates the Continent. Hines.—There have been sales of 4,000 Ang: store, Boston, for this market, 100 bales Buenos Ayres hide enttings on private terms, Ous,—In linseed there have been sales of 10,000 lions English, to arrive any time in December, January, or February, at S20, to fle ; 3,000 do. on the ot at S4e.; and 3,000 do. American do., at 55c to Suc. Grotive oll we note salen of 300 basket $3 25, 8 of 600 barrels prime mess pork, deliverable in December and January. were made at $14. For immediate delivery the articie was dull, and the quotation for mess nominal. Sales of 500 barrels were reported made on private terms, Prime was un- settled, and quotations uncertain. Lard—Sales of | about 400 to 5 rels were made at 7c. Cheese— Sales of 1.500 boxes were made at 6%. to6%c. Beef— Sales of 150 tierces were made of prime mess, at $15. Sales of prime were reported at $15. Butter—This State good was in better demand, and the market, generally, was firmer. Secars.—100,000 disposed of at $15 ci did not learn. Sxxp.—Sales 30 bags Canary, at $3 per bushel, leas 3 per cent off. American flax is held at $1 25, with moderate sales, Sumac.—600 bags Sicily have been taken, on terms we did not learn. Wuiskry.—Sales in lots of about 100 bbls. State Prison were made at 24c. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Parrinone, Oct. 23.—$1,000 US Treasury Notes, 6's. 103 1,000 do do, 6's, 103; 4sha Bank of Baltimore, $134; 8 ao do 81; 4; Itimore & Obio Railroad Co, 284; 10 dodo 0 do do 2536; 5 do do, 2844; npike, 20; 2) do Baltimore & do do 81;'5 do Tal 2834; 10 do do, 2°44; 10 do do, 253 10 do Baltimore & Harford Reisterstown Road, 434. : PurLapenruta, Oot. 24.—First Board—200 Girard 5’ 100 do. eae, 1035; $1000 Schuylkill Navigation 6's, b5, ab! 105; 1000 State 6's 43g; 100 War Bor Rf 7; 's, 7334: 60 shares Reading Railroad, cash, 16; 100 do. N United Btotes Bank Notes, 8944; 100 shares Morris Can: 's "68, cash, 30; 160 shares Morris Canal, s5&int, 814; 2 Reading 82, 157, 10, 15, 1 Boston, Oct 23.~ S0shares Reading railroad, 3, 1884; 35 do. do., 1834; 26 do, dow b 5d, 15 Lowelfrailrond,’b 5, 54 "Assitm, railroad, 91; 10 Connecticut river and Lake Champlain railroa 90; 5 VermontCentral railroad, 50%; 3 Fitchburg railroad, 109! 25 do, do.,) this week, 110; 2 Exchange Bank, 90; $1,000 Gi 1863,'9734- Second Board—50 shares Vermont Central RB i ANTED—A SITUATION, B' a8 Cook; she or Moore sree ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wo. man, as Cook, and isa first rate Washertnd Ironer. ‘Tho bent of city reference given If required. Sha has lived five yeare inher last place. Apply at 115 Hammond street, ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, LADIES BEWARE—Col. Br DWAY THEATRE ‘avasour, ‘Mr. H. Barrett; Matbilda, Miss Rosa op oe After which, 25, will be performed the BOLD’ DRAGOONS Leon Puree, Mr. Hadaway; Rosine, Miss P. To be followed by the, —WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT called Mr. r Wallack; Ninpet! centric drama called TH R. Blake; Henry Wentworth, Me. jor uttermate, Mr. Matthews; Lawyer Weagoll, M ts; Alice Gurten, Mra I sherwood. MACAIRE—Robert- Dress Circle and and the © Marceillaise.’ ballet, LOVE! DESPAIR! rd, M. Corby; in the course Jona. and Mmo. Monplaisir, OF LOVE—Frangoia, . lat time, & grand com'c MPAGNE !—Lord Crockfo piece, La Polka Nation B To conclude with the drama of ROBI a ae Marie. Mra, Abi W. B. Chapman. —Admission: 750.; Family Circle, Upper Boxes, 25c,; 360.5 12340. Doors oj ing pertormasnce to oomntence nt ie oe 1 OW ERY THEATRE.—ON WE ONESDAY EVENING, OCT. formed the new Aimerican play, called ‘TL Mr. N. 18. Clark: Serreant Ji etura, 1¢.,6 months, leas 1 per cent; and in N's THEATRE, day evenine, Uot. 25, will be jt Dombey, Mr Lanne; Mr. Car ; Captain Cottle, Mr. Burton: 8. ley, Mr. Dowling; Florence Denbow. Meg Homers, Mts Willi of 25, will | SwaMP POX ‘Mies 8. Denin; M Afeer which » Ralle| To coucivde with the BAST RIVER CRA Favikland. Mr. Tilton: George Wataon, Mr. [fal!; Tom Bonniker Bors, ¥r, Winang; Fanny Marsland, Bourn oenta: Ms ¥ Simmora Choo and 8 |. Sian Macy Taylor, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Wasninaton, Oct. 21, 1348 Mr. Buchanan's Argument. We delayed sending a report of Mr. Secretary Buchanan’s speech, until to-day, in order to give the hon, gentleman an opportunity of revising it, which he has done. The speech is evidently « prepared one, and intended solely for the meridias of Pennsylvama; and we may reasonably .afer that the friends of Cass and Butler are somewhat troubled as to the vote of the old Keystone, when it has been deemed necessary to eall upon the Secretary of State to take the stump; a pro cedure, we believe, totally unprecedented, and THEATRE, roRM cRLY | YORK Mone, Mir Ghat i a | fr. Chanfrau; Elian, Miss E, Mostayer; Mra. Moi i speare’s play of th Mra, Morton, Mra. G, tio drama of ESMER Claude Frollo, Stark; 5 Femerelda, Miss BE. | dan. Willie Margot Mina ian, in, pot, Miss E. | lina, Mrs. Davis; Honriet Miss iratiano, Mr. Crisp; Launcelot Gobbo, Mr. ‘xtempore, on Don Gio: | the Piano Ports by My, ees, Gorman Ling od of Mu conclude with farce of PE! t. Clarke; Kate O'Brien, Mra. ache Doors open at a quarter before 7—commencing at quarter past 7 ITCHELL'S OLYMP{CsTHEATRE—WEDNESDAY E) ita will commence tertainm. BOOTS—Puss in Boots, Mr. Conover; he farce of AN oBsE xtravaganza, entile ir. Chay ALDA~The Grant uasimodo, Jones; eoutioner, lestayer. To conclude with the Meetayerr Gritti Mise Miler it eeearers My 3 first anpearance in America, Franklin; Cbristion, Mrs. G, Chapman. ‘Dossy ‘ECTION--Chas. Paragon. Mi ipe (star brand) have been | formance tocommence rien end 100,000 do, om terms we streets, comme: way, between Grand ‘and will continue o Wi until further original and well-known CHR! ) the firct to harmonize ne: ST Mr} lar style of Buhiopan FE peciage ho by a new olaesical ¢: iakus, melodies, and originator of the present po entertainments, Whose concerts in thi red with such diati , have. the honor of announcing gent mw ork and vicinity, that the rill give, ® soriee of, their ypular a Characteristic Dantes, fo. Admission 255 will commence at 8 o'olock, An Afternoon on Ariadne sing, Mion Clarke jannon; *, FAMILY JARS—Delph, Mr. Larragan, Miss’ Niek- 8 open at 7 o'olock—ourtain favor and patro- ; Theseus, conclude with the fa Mr. Holland; Benedict, M: Emily, Mies Robert: risen nt half past 7 o'clock, ‘ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Prictor; F. Hitchcock, Manager. every afternoon at 3, T. BARNUM, PRO. Splendid performances. d evoning at 73¢ o'clock. Major Littlefin- ger, the smallest human boing on earth that ean either walk of manogemont and mY EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET. on Oct, 25th.—First a} pearance of Messrs. W by OF LOUIS XIV. | mier horseman of the new world, in and Rockwell. Tompson, Man iavan 8 Nathn W van & Na: ¢ Yankee Comedian, ‘The Sable Brothers, amoat su. ifieent Cavaloade, entitled th rb and talented band of Negro Singers, Dancers, &o, The Three ighland Memmoth Boys. Enormous Boa C OrangOutang. Fairy Family. Infant Vestris. Wax Se Rockwell, the famovs Fortune Toller, consultedat an extra charge of 25 conta, Admi: he whole, including Musoum, Performances, 25 conta; children under ten years of age, and 24g cents, Reserved front seats, one shilling QTOPPANI HALL, splendid Eques- ¢ COURTIERS Master Hernander, the pre Lee in his magnificent ir. Darius in four obaracters. ‘The Rope Performances. Exhibition forming ponies, Rom: performance tocommenc: at CONCERT AT THE TABERNACLE.—THE GER- lianco with the pa le eine saree attended vat with great pleasure on if ony D'Dur, by | 50 do., 845. Between Boards—$3000 Schuylkill Naviga- Little Finger’s, &0., | of the world renowned ‘old enough to walk Doors open at half past BROADWAY, SOUTH-EAST corner Walker.—Mexico illustrated, in a series of most trath- fally magnificent and. elaborated of the crowded nd two parts, covering an area of Fou ‘bernac! ening the 26th inst. the G: the overture, Midsummer's Night . William Tell, by Rossini; ‘the duett | from Jirsonda, Spohr; and the Grand March Pot Pours, Masmnck. Mr. Timm. has kindly offered his piano forte, “Evory exer- Moving Panorawic Views, in t Miles of Canvass, giving & faithful and pictureaque ropresentation of the lines of match sued by tho American Armies, under the command Taylor and Scott, through the two mantically wonderful country, which combines in its own char. subbmity and simplicity of all parta of t, embracing a continuous view of diversified landecape from the City of Vera C Mexico, boing oompleted, at Stoppani Hall, No, 398 Walker street, in a spacious saloo and commodiously and_ elegantly modation of visiters. Tho eceond part, which is in ‘pi notpal restions af that ree In acdition to this services to play a grand Concer! tion will be made to deserve the kind | loving citizens cf New York. Doors open at hi Corcert to commence at half rast t« cents, to be had at the usual places. Thi will give a grand Instrumental Concert, at ‘th Leader of ‘the company A RE3PECTABLE WO. understands itin all its various branches, api rua to the City of precisely, Tickets 50 ening the company he Female Academy, Lenschow, Agont for d for tho purpose, prepared for the "ascom: Wa SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Chambermaid, and to aasist in the Washing and Troni 66 Duan WANIED;-A SITUATION, 48 COOK, Troner, by ference, Wou! Apply at 14 Jame: ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS, one as first rate Cook, the otheras Chambermaid and food scity reference; may be seen for two days, Laundress; can gi’ Please apply at Sd avenue, WaAnt=D— situations, BY 7 0 RESPECTABLE girls, one to Cook. Wash and Iron, the other to do Chamber- work or Waiting, or take care of children. Please call at 97 At- lantie street, South Brooklyn. Weyrecar AGENTEEL FEMALE, A SITUATION AS Sempetress in a private family; wages not her object so much asa comfortable home. Git references. Can be for three days. Apply at No. try, traversed from 8 Christi to the battlo-field at Buena Vista, Irawings, and corresponding descriptive informa. nish rerponsible task, and ex mae ry has boon exeouted by aed under tet attainments and long rere :and the largo amount of capital embarked in this Na- tional Exhibition, it is confidently believed, will be comidevd | Omraa ed. means of perpetuating on the ABERNACLE. § SIRE IKELHEIMER’S GR, ‘ening, October 27th, and first of tho distinguished Mile. Valesoa Klietz, Cantatrice of the Royal Academy D. ‘The test of city reference can be given. Apply at yt. Tkelheim ill bo as- We. Valesca Kiietz, Miss Julin Northall, Signor Roesi WASHER AND [rept caine pa el & young woman. who can give tho best city re. | have no objection to go to a private family, | iano, Mr, H.C.Timm. Tickets one dollar, ic stores, principal hotols, and 78 open at 7 o'clock—concert to commence at 3 provisely, stponement on account of the weather, RTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS 81—MR LYNNE'S lace on Friday Evening, Oot. 27,0n which ry of attractions, For particulars, see fu- to be had at the mu: worthily employ work of art, the geogra Mexican Territory, so in| glory of our coun watory lecture wi ical and picturesque tely connected with | occasion agreat in WO EXHIBITIONS. —GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN. Bo the Creation of the Wer and luge. Als, twonty-two magnificent of London ; each one contain- runte feot of canvass—the whole oomprisi and interesting exhibitions ever exhibited erica, ‘The Croation, Fall of Mi from Paradiso, Doath ington’s Sacred Dioramas } the Grand Spectacle of the Del: by Mr, Scriptural Paintings by Mr. Baker, _ | German: Woman to do Housewoi tance in the country. Am | rd avenue, now $d at. | Ripe ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | luge, rk. 18 a first rate washer and | 40m and Gomorrah, ironer, and can do piain cooking "No objection togo'a short dis- | Can give the of references from hi rut place, - Please call at 217 Canal st. rdarencae eof Pharaoh mn of Pharaoh's Hi of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding Still, &c., &e,—now exhibiting every ni 001 W ANTED—BY A GENTEEL FEMALE, A SITUATION AS Chamnlermaid, or to do general Housework; sho isa good | Washer and Ironer. Good reference from the place she now lives | Famasof the in, Can be seen for three days. Apply at No, 453 Third avenue, | ‘acoomn| - —— — | Boonery and Incident ANTED—A SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SEAM- stress, Ly a young woman who has had considerable expe. rience, She perfectly understands the management of an infant. | Can procure the Lest of city reference, Has no objection to go = | Adam ai Cs Fhitehall st, | tion, tl —— | me near 3d street, short ne oun: ‘an be seon at 30 porter in a store; the wife aa chambermaid and semptres: can be well recommended, Address J. I. at this offic where she haa lived for street, in the rear, first be been for three days housework,” She is neat and tidy in her person, and recommended, by applying to Mr. HE ADVERTISER, LATE A} tensive manufac ral knowledge of machi ing purpores, is desirous ase, 65 ancl 67 Nassau s*. doubted testim as tocharacter and ability. Address Herald c fice. A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA. | tion as Chambermafd and to assist in the Washing and Ironing, or to take care of children and do plain sewing in are- | spectable family. ‘The best of efereuco can be given from her | at place, by applying at 285 Twelfth atrect. and harne A YOUNG MAN, COMPETENT TO A\ Please address A. Post-office, dress, Box 1361, Post RARE Noest catabliched houses in the city, in one of the princi | ae apply to JAMES UPTON, 43 ane. FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING WISHES TO sell out the entire Furniture, which is of the Iatest and most fashicnable style; the House could aleo be obtained for $250 & | year; is two minutes walk from the Park, and would suit to let cut in furnished apartments, or private boarding honse, by which comfortable living could be made. Application will be received for two days at the Herald office, Address I, nesday and Baturda) tacle ever witnhssed in New rer eet nasisted by power- APOLEON CROSSING THE ALP3.—THIS GREAT HIS. horical Picture, by Delaroche, is now exhibiting at the Na- of Design, corner of d from nino, A.M., until ten, P.M. Admission, 250; irat lerbage and Flowers, Third Sun, Moon and Stare, F ¢ Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day ho first part of the exhibit of the Deluge, Tickets pen at7—curtain rises CERT AT THE FEMALE A\ jyn.—The Germania Musical Soct | form ‘the citizens of Brooklyn that they concert on Wednesday evening, the 25th in On Thursday evening, will be given th bernacle, in thiscity, by this Soci arden of Edea— labors of the Crea- closes Part2—Grand Diors- - ay 25 cente: childron halt price, Doers ANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN 1N MEXIC 36 o'clock. the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broad: ‘views of tho country, towns, quarter bafore & o'olock. ,coramencing at 8 o'elocl reasonable terme. A RESPECTABLE MAN AND HIS WIFE, | 0 » together or separate; the man undorstandg the | ~~ care ond management of horse and carriage, and gardener or G* ‘and | 1s.a good wesher and ironer, Has no objection to town or coun- t fea SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | ‘woman, to do General’ Housework in a small genteol fumily; is willing to do chamberwork, or take care of a baby. Is | good’ washer and iro st city reference ean be given last eleven years. Call at 146 Forayth | ; os ec Adzaiadion, 25 at jo charge for doaoriy pamphiets. Children half price. It will soon leave the city UITARS—PERSONS WHO INTEND PURCHASING A Guitar will find it to their advantage to call and examine tars. 40 those who oannot judge for ears in th's country, id at manufactarer's , UP stairs, only by in 5, in harness, lin enters br. m. Lad; ‘the Course at 2 o’cloc) 3: Purse $200, P. Hunt enters b, g Jack Ri @ oars leave South Ferry fi nafter the sports are . GREENE Propr ctor. ER.—WAVANA SE ‘will sell, this day, tore 108 Wail sireet, whatever may 700,000 choice Havana Segars, entitled ius, Panatilias, Yara, t’rin- Martin's assortment of Gi themeeives, bartin’s repatation of t it is hoped will be svficien’ guarant; prices, wholesale and B GMEATION WANTED, BY (A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG P. Mand retur »5 Woman, in the capacity of Children’s Maid, or to do genoral | __M. D. ean be well | No connestion wit HOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.—THIS SCHOO! hanning village not far distant from here offered for the acquisition of knowledge of the English studies. ‘Tho French lan, by s rative French Indy, resideut in the fami fi eodlework’ are rents wishing to placo their gars at auction.— Walter Greenough & ( : o'clook, within thi state of tle weather, ‘tenture of La Normas, Eseu OVERSEER OF AN EX. | 2¢1 ng catablishment, fand who hae s gene. | bs ard its application to manufactur- | to debe taining a! situntion, “Has no objeo: | €ipe. Vietorias, Washington, & tion togo to any part of the country. Can give the most We | NEES’ SALE OF y expenses of a m fed to call at £9 Chambers hours of one and tour, P. M., where an intervi teachers cnt bo had, and every information rela: ro boarding school, to the seloot | PHYSICIAN'S WAGON, WITH EXTENSION TOP, for sale low, at Gray's stable, Warren street, | | EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET.— Auction Sale of Horses, Carriazes, Harness, &o, this day, ‘ednesday, October 25th, commencing at Ll o'clock with Car. Tiages, and at 12 o'el will begin a new Cour nish languages, on Wednesday evenii i} » o " and very ingenious eystem, by which'a echolay willy abet | the stump, that the democrats are alarmed about ak in a short time. For admission tickets, 106 Leonard street, five doors from HKEEPSIF COLLEGIATE SCHONL.,— desize to make enquiries relative to sie Collegiate School eam see Mr, Bartlett, the Pricci Aster House, at any time between tho hours of 8 o'c and 6 o'clock, P. M.,on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. RAPES—10,00 ISABELLA AND CATAWBA G' 00) three year old, 2,000 two . WIER, Nursery Garden, CT IN ANY CaPa- | W cityim a metcintilo house, wante immediats employment | 4 ‘LD, Proprietor. F OYSTER Bay, 3 a jin. Apply to Ed- New Yorks or to the captain, OR SALE.—SLOOP CYGNET, 01 tons burthen, well found, will be sold | mund Kirby, foot of Delancy street, NEY, WHO OFFERS REFERENCE AS TO , &o., desires desk room and library privileges in an established law office, where his professional assistance, to a certain di would be considered an equivalent for the facili | ties extended Office. a OR SALE.—A COUP! ANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO ANV PER- ete crder. Apply to H. gon wishing to enter into the public busines One of the OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AN: the State Coffee House Feck slip, ‘To a person wishing to engage in such a bu he location and respectability of patron- tion inquire of ¢ N, B—To prevent u ol pal thorought/res, is to be disposed of at Barreat sacrifice. |For iam street, corner Fi ad Hotel, 814 Pearl CASES OF RUEUMATISM.—T1I3 13 0. ore of more than four thousand cases of RI Sarsaparilla has evred, re weekly eradicated by it inducements offered age are seldom offere owner on the premises—M, McCARTY, necessary trouble, terms will be eash, OR SALE—A PAIR OF CU | tiswa that Dr. Towne: a Dr, “| old David Hutson, who died a short ume si: | vere. and chrontoca | J ESINUT BROWN MARES, ‘ears old, warranted sound and kind in all narness. bred aud very beautiful animals, and perfotly: ‘4 4, is the gentleman epo- .e following letter: ” : BR Dr. Townsend—Desr Si EACKWREL'S Ist. 0Np, Sapt. 1H, 1817 LADY, RESIDING IN A PLEASANT SITUATION, IN the upper part of the City, would take one or two children ‘nglish branches, with music and ‘rench, if desired. They would receive the moet parental caro tention, bend ery moderate, payable im advance. Ap- esl r to board and educate in the OARD DOWN TOWN.—TUREE GENTLEMEN CA ris street, if applied for soon. XHIBITION FOR SAU ible of paying from two to three hundred Wall be ead ol Inquire ly at Ni XEMPT RIFLEMEN.—Y0 to sppear at American Hall, corner of Broadway and Gr street, on Thursday, 26th instant, at 8 o'clock, A. ML, for the pur pose of proceeding to Hoboken for tarzet practice, "Rilles oar had at the Hall By order of the captain, A. L: STO! Donat Canrneit, 0.8, RENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-THE GENERAL ‘assembly of the members for the election of “the Committe of Admmiolstration, for the year 1843-49, will take place on Mon ir R_FOLATOM, Secreta Do ee eR GHANCOCK LODGE, No. 40.— + bers of this Lodge are requested to be punctual in th dance at the next lodge meeting, on Thurmlay evening. inst,, at 744 0 clock, as business of Importance will he acted up, By order of the Lodge, KICHARD BRADFORD, N. G. Isinor Sitnve retary. BR, MARIN, 22 CENTRE stake, FOUR DIOR FI +, Chsmbrs street—Uffice of publication Yor Green Mount Auburn Cemeteries, [ilusirated; Flowers Persou'tied, 1 son’s Tales ci the Borders; Chees Magazine—all in plain and gant binding. Also, Pictorial World; Oxford Bible, 0. &e. Kv. O REST—SEVERAL OF THE RA story Dwelling Houses, on the west side avente, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Fanger, and every convenience for genteel families premises. 0 LET—1) FE V . Apply to 8. WRA KF UMNISHED ACARTMESTS TO LET, wITdOUT poard, com roome, han honrekeeying, w dress A. 1.., at this o ing of front parior, basement and two ted 2() REWARD. LOST IN GOING UP FULTON STRES?, inety dollars, con: through Broadway to Park Plno sisting of one fifty and two twenty dollar bills, A ward will be paid for the same, upon leaving it at No. Avenue, $2 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, OCT. 2in, A fh Dvo re Pocket-book conta ininy mostly ones, twos, and reer, except three five dollar hills on the Butchers’ and Dro- vers Bank. ‘The pocket book hid algo in it a billof ale from 4, T.Tapeoott. for four bbls, campl ene, to Alfred Theall. Who- ever will return the same to Chas. Young, 195 Stanton st or to Alfred Theall, corner of 2th street aud 2d avenue, shall te- colve the above reward and the thanks of the owner. OR $2,000—-AN ACTIVEOR SPECIAL PART- 81, 500 ot aos scrurronsra came tory already established and doing a good business—the object of the advertiser being to open aétore in connection with te ‘manufactory. An active partner proferred, Addrear, wich name, and Where ‘an interview cap be had, to B.C., Herald Office, ¢6 NED BUNTLINE'S OWN,” No. 16, CONTAINS MORE | ™Y. of that amatory correspondence,’ be on OCTOR FAW. he ls of 1 tendom, More about Ned’ sparen Toend D Dey riwwet wl “Moses,” and Portraits taken from life of boken Vieasure Barty ot Threomwhere one too many Ws long. Oflice 3004 and warran! Rice eaedbeiethiaah mae re 1D aig over tin, ting, or conts por foot. 26 College Place, neetObdanbers there, in os OAL DISCHARGING AT KING STRERT DOCK, EVERY ay this week, at Ue love price of 897 for nuty fsa: | en nob abd os waranted to be fash. Sealer and woighet the Apply to the Captain of the sehommer Liberty. RISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY, UNSURPASSEDIN I quality, pot up in packagoa to wult the tfads, for gale at about Ww M. PARKS, 88 7th avenue ; Stomoatowes, | toe bighes pein paid forgempty penaboopy. | matched, and received the first premium froin the New J I have suffered ter Amicultural Fair, held Oct Il, 1648. ‘They posseas unco endurance, and are fast troters, nnd well warthy | any gente an im want of a suncrior driving eatablisimeut. Ad remy, post paid, EDWARD DUGDALE, Burlington, NJ, J ENISON.—FRANKLIN COFF! ¢, and 15 Cedar. ‘Two very fine eaddles of Ven ayn will red this day, and served up with Currant Jelly, at 41 JOON 1. BROWN, HE STEAMBOAT STATEN ‘$:—Leave New York at 9, 11,1, and 6% o'clock. Leave Quarantine at $, 1), 12,2, 4 and ai dears with the rheumatism ; considerable of tho time T con 4 the utinoa’ distressing T have used four bottles of done me more than one tini- not eat, sleep, or walk. | were terribly swolle: your Sarsaparilta, and they ha cand dollars’ worth of good, Tam so much better ndeod You are at liberty to me Yours, reepeotfn' ly, 26 Fulton street, if HOUSE, 8% MAIDEN BE ‘accommodated with rooms, with or without board, at No 5 | TO DISEASES OF THE RYE —A SCIENTIFIC AND IN-| § teresting exhibition, with all the necessary instruction, ca ollars por week, . 460 Broadway,’ | RE HEREBY DIRECTED er ured for curing affections of the Bye and Ear. WE STRAMSHIP BRITANNIA WILL SAT. eROM Tas | docks, Jersey City, on Weduesday, the 20th inst CASE3 OF GENERAL DRERILITY AND c'elock, precisely. sapariiia invigorates the whole system perma RE—THE FRENCH BRIG DEUX PRERES, Capt. Allard. » For Fright or E, FIEDLER, * | building of a new slaughter house, wh Apply to. or to BOYD & HINCKEN, IL STEAMERS 10 THE WES — These vessels lew th for Bermuda, I na, Cat Island, Vera C Main, and ail the West India duced the rates of ‘wd to all the wi Oct. at 7 P, M., precisely, at Messrs, Delinonico’s. By he directors have recently sage to Bermuda to $40, to St. Thomas wand Islands, and the Spanish Main, ina like proportion. The on specte and goods ia the seme as has been heretofore npls S & CO., 14 Stono stro: Ginary degree, F'rincipnl office, 125 Fu O CURE, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STP.KET Surgeons, Londen, may te snea. No matter how fong e body, or in the throat or nove, ha zich } | charged. Vor further p 2 Malt! member of the ho; consulted in treatment of you may have gloot, ulocry 4 pains in the head and bones Yenrs, devotod to venereal cise ‘worst form of this disonss, Reoei IBERS TO THE ADVANCE OF for the completion of the Wy notified that a second in- tecription, of two per cent, on the sub: stwenty dollars upon each subseribed be paid on the first day of Febrnary, » made at the office of the Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, in the city of which cortifeates will in making svch payment, the B—THE SUBS th dred the 0 rod to health end N.B. Strangera are caution ber 19 Duane atrovt, opporite ew York, and for gn. In case of dofault meat cf five per cent, hereto- five made, will Ye forfeited, topottcr with all es proterence apa priority derehy secured, of the bons By or€ or of the Beard, CHARLES BUTLER, President of the Board of Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Dated Oct, 10, 1846. DAME TARIN, FROM PARIS, BEGS LEAVE 1 form the ladies of tpeotion, on Thu it the time be given. BRTWEEN CHATHAM t fourtoon years enjoyed. R. COOPER, 14 DUANESTREET, ‘and William streets, has for the fi ‘& mort extensive practice in private diseases, Ho oxn cure the yyated cases of this disease ; aud jnild cages cured in te tofive days, Strieture—Dr. Cooper can cure the worst form of strictures in from one to two wooks. Constitational debility, & mecrot habit, indulged in by y indulged in, begets dyspepsia, weaknoad of the limbsand small of the ribed upon by the de ERY HANDSOME STORES, WITH the dwellings over them, well caleulated for the fancy dry musine?s, just ready to occupy, on the orner of 19th sticet rs comer of Murray and Weat ew dwelling houses in 1th street, tLree stories 10 Will open, for in. Jay next, 26th instant, ollection of French Millinery, consistin cops, and head dresses, togethor with a ribbons, flowerr, &e,, well worthy tle 1 baok, confusion of the intelicot, and aver Bion to society. Acur+warranted in avery ones, of no Obaree omely lurnished, with every azticle necessary for tention of the public, at 4 ree + \ i . © CURE, NO PAY —D&. CORBETT INFORMS HI3 of Msynext, For further particulars ad. former patients and strangers that he has removed to 65 re he is consulted on all delicate rieen years enabl and epoedy cure in all cases of ER'S PATENT—RICH AND ‘s Improvement of various sises, made in the most mb, MANDER SAFES—W Ann street, (vear William,) wi ‘An experience ot f { Fourth mred in fe days. orks, and others, ate. A, 8. MARVIN, General Aze: LARanmes P and durability to ai Reference made toa cluding the Merchant R, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATS &c,, 88 Greenwich street—office hours 9 to 12 A. M., 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday excepted). Those who app] stages will be surprised at attonding their cure, fered from a certain class of peo ee from its first, or inc uncommon advantages very extensive practice,) he oan afford a cure, which, he has from no othor aemrne in Ai R. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on the Hacuding masturbat ae enereal, (given th no other, work,) &c.." Ka, of both sexes. This is the on! : fntended to be practi bth edi or, 88 Greenwich the 'LATFORM SCALES, WEIGHING FROM 325 complete, warranted equal 4 ther seales made in the United States, number of merchants and others, in: Bank in this city, ci, whe have as (tm Ror He, 9 te % varying from $15 to $45, by A, 8. Marvin, 1’ Water street, agent for the manufac: R. GLOVER {8 CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND 2 Ann street, (now called Na, 12,) in onscs of delicate disonsos that have iaus of lom expericace. His Exteact of tensively prescribed by physicians, ¢ rnpidity and little inconvenienos thowe who have suf. sale, at manuf ground for stating. cus bo obcainsd om. i, At his office Wa. and bon the skill of aan, remnedion, end HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 61 ‘he can be consulted on ali Private Disene- mode of troatment, which ie no matter of how "Othon, 61 Dep | Messrs. T. B. Florence, yunn, Mill: post. Aleo of most: * ¥ WORK—TO THE tandin . F ms The vtims of const i "Gndloning’s ec deeonded to RIES ANTIDOTE 1$ THR MOST ergparation sold for Gonorshors and other i ache to ten m1 and ¥ to usual pursuits, sound or ‘Relcante tr ton fomoved ‘na, spensile 3 i ey 4 7 2 Hi fn fale Fa i 3 if 58 = Ht & ] k i < ¥ 32 2 Z LAST Nicup | Rt over scrupulously delicate. We confess, we ect cusen. | do not like the idea of the President of the United | States, or his Cabinet, descending from their high | Positions, to engage in stump oratory—it 13, to say the least of it, in exceeding bad taste. It will be seen, that Mr. Buchanan's great aim is to try and heai the division in the democratic ranks, upon the subject of free soil; but the elec. tion is ta near at hand for his views to carry much weight. He takes, however, in our opinion, 2 wise and statesmanlike view of this free soil question; it is, at the beat, ph Miss | TOF IN- | merely one of to-day. it possesses no tangi- bility, and, therefore, will die away a3 soon as the immediate cause of its agitation is re- moved. avery does not exist in California and New Mexico now. It would require legislative action to introduce it, and no one contends that such legislation is either contemplated or desired by the people of those territories, A party, there- fore, founded on mere abstractions, must, ‘sooner or later, fall through. But does not Mr. Buchanan perceive that the very argument he uses to unite the democratic party in Pennsylvania, will also unite the whigs in Ohio and Massachusetts? As we stated before, however, the contest is too near at hand, and prejudices are too firmly seated, for even the most unanswerable propositions to weigh a feather in the seale. If Mr. Buchanan had had resigned his secretaryship three months ago, and stamped 1t throughout Pennsylvania, he might have succeeded 1n i i his party. Now, it is amere waste of breat! fears of the ill-effects which would ensue, im case General Taylor is elected, were rather far-fetched ; and no one knows better than Mr. Buchanan that it is impossible for the President of the United States, no matter what may be his inclination, to enact the part of a Cesar, ‘a Cromwell, or a Bo- naparte. We live, thank God, under a far differ- ent system of government, and ‘t would be just aa easy a matter for the most obacure private indi vidual to trample under foot the constitution, aa it would be for the President to step one 10ta beyond the defined limits of his duty. I: may be very well for party newspapers to talk about the dan gers of a military despotism, in case Generai Taylor is elected, but we were pained to hear Mr Buchanan prostitute his undoubtedly great taleat to the enunciation of such unmitigated stuff. Wasurnaton, October 23, 1848. we history and | Issue of Stock—The London Times—The Telegraph a Hi ered at intervals by Mr. Jon Lea! favorably known to the Amorican Panorama’ will commence moving at Afternoon exhibition on Wednesda: Price of admission—Single ticke ‘Tickota for one gentleman and admitting fve persons, $1 75. ANDS, LENT & CO.S HIPPOFEROEAN ARENA A} 1 largest and most expensive establishment exist- comprising among its immense resources, performing clo- most complete and thoro aired collection of trick ponies in the world, tozethor corps of performers, embracizg, in their various departmente, 1¢ moat eminent artista livi Mr. W. Stout; Master cf the Arena, Cap Pentland, Clown, Thia well known company will exh and evening, at Newark, Tuesday, October 24: City, Wednesday, 25th; and at Brooklyn, Thursday, F Saturday, 26th, 27th, and 28th inst. Admittance 25 A Mistake and Correction—The 1 lectrons, &e The amount of stock of the late loan issued oa foreign account, during the week ending the 21st instant, was not very large. It is as follows:— England. i: | Ireland.......... 6,000 | Mr. Pakenham,” the British minister, took | $40,550 of the amount under the head of England | Some of the loan, lately sold:'by Mr. Corcoran, has not, of course, been transferred; and nearly all the loan taken by other houses has been issued. observe that the London Times refers to the issue of stock on foreign account, and gives the amount ‘sued since the 17th ot June last. As the New ‘ork Herald is the only paper which publishes these issues, the Times must have examined the returns of this paper, weekly, in order to arrive at the whole amount which it has given. This atten- tion to American affairs, and the respectful man- ner in which the Times treats of them, forme a striking contrast to the tone of that paper some years since ‘ The short telegraph despatch, which I sent oa Saturday, of Mr. Buchanan’s speech, was sadly bungled, whether in the printing office or the telegraph, I cannot say. The account, as it appears in the Herald, reads, ‘He did not believe the de- mocracy of Pennsylvania would find therr principles used for an issue of substance.” 1 wrote, ‘He did not believe the democracy of, Pennsylvania would peril their principles for am issue devoid of substance.” There is a slight difference, it will be perceived, between the two sen‘ences—the first being nonsense, whereas, the latter possesses, I flatter myself, some meaning ‘The democrats here are still unwilling to be- lieve that Ford has been elected Governor of Ohio. Even bets have been made upon the t of the Presidential election in Pennsylvania. The rneral impression is that Ohio will go tor Casa nd Butler, as the free soilers will cut into the whig party in that State extensively, and John ¥ a ENCW AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.—PRoFEssons | Jen's visit will tend to fan tne free soil move- Dubuisson have the honor of fear ee | ment. As for Pennsylvania, it would seem, frova re in the Fronch and Spa- ing, 25th ingt., after a new | the fact of Mr. Buchanan’s being obliged to take | her, and this 1s probably the best indication of what her vote will be. Omega | Baurinone, Oct. 24, 1343 | A Queer Will Case—A Righteous Deciston— Dreadful Accident— Election Bets Speculations RAPE | —The Rarels, §c. yoar old, 2000 | ‘The Baltimore County Court has been oceupied about two weeks in the trial of a will case, which developed some curious facts. It was the wilt ot and left a witl, bequeathing about $30,009 to his boon companions, and cutting off his blood tions, or most of them, with one dollar each. T suit was brought to set aside the will, on the ground that the testator was not, at the time the will was drawn and signed, of sound disposing mind; that he was exposed to undue influences when it was signed; and that the influences and | means to which he was exposed, were fraudulent | These means were proved to be several barrels of whiskey, and a constant watch and guard kept over him until death shuffled him off. The case oceupied ten days, and was finally disposed of by the jury upsetting the will, and directing the execu- tors to-refand all the rents collected. ‘A dreadful accident occurred yesterday 1 ing, in the upper part of the city. Mr. Smith, a pork buteher, was superint rela. at enry ending the , n the walls fell and crushed him terribly. He laid in an in- sensible condition up to a late hour last night Netting on the approaching election, has com-* somewhat to a stand in this city. The democrats are anxious to all their money out on Pennsy!- vaniagoing for Cass; whilst the whigs are ready to bet on the general resuit, but can find very few to take them up. Whilst a general speculation is going oa with respect tocertain Northern and Western St that are considered doubttul, Virgina is generally regarded as certain for Cass, and 1s allowed to move along in its regular track, as if. :t was alres dy in his breeches pocket. But the fact is. in bors Laster and Western Virginia, the whigs are working with an energy that bodes a great change in those regions, and confidently anticipat capture of the citadel. Depend upon that einia 1s one of the doubtful States: The Ravel Family opened with a crowded house lust night, at the Holliday Street Theatre Prinaveneimia, Oct. 23, 1344 Grand Gathering of the Unterrified Demovracy mm Independence Square—— Dudley Seiden among the Speakers for Cass and Butier-- War to the Death agarnst the Whags-—Contest becomes Quite Live ly--Amusements of the Night—Lreut. Reid's Naw Tragedy The indignant, inflexible, broad-brea¥ed aad unterrified democracy, rallied to-night, in inde- pendence Square, by thousands. ‘The yrocession down Chesnut street with the transpare acies, was not so very formidable; but by all the oy jenings rato the Square, the hard-fisted bone and sinew oi the city and county poured in, to absor.b the refresh- ing principles of Cass and Butler, democracy aod victory. The stand was illuminated, ‘and surrounded b, | innumerable transparencies, W.any of whack were out of date since the electiov. of Johaseon aa Go, vernor. Mr. Samuel Badger was called to tae ehair, amt and Hubbs, apponted secretaries. Mr. Lorenzo Shepard, of Mew York, opeurd the ball. He argued thatthe glory of the victories of our arms in Mexico, b longed mainly to the rank and file, on hae, won, whoever had com- manded them—the glor y belonged to the democra cy, for they had sustr,ied the war, He thea took up an eulogy upon "me services and merits of Gen vase, as the demseratic nominee. Mr. Dudley Selden, of New York, (late a leader of the Clay ‘whigs,) was next brought forward, amid great Cheering. His speeci appeared tv be ih C¥pyesrou and bearing of Hamiet’s ghosts