The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1848, Page 4

eral, Livenroo1—The Lowther, Assistant Captain Taottenet the Ohio Election. respectfully Friday LU fs police. The Time was set at BW The Cincinnati Gasetie, ot Saturday, give, the fol- | afternoon, at 2 o'cloek, from her late residence, No. ‘ew Orleans'to this y night last. The house was entered very carefully, | jowing :—‘ The elerk, yesterday, isnued a certifeate of | Laight street. day, by the Queen of the ‘as not to give any slarm. Mr. Allen and Mrs. } the due election of Spencer and Runyan, the whig At Manbasret, L. I., on Tuesdsy, 17th inst, after a JP MERCHANT, ley, the two aggrieved ascended gently | members of the Hcuse from this city. One of these we | Short illness, Francis’ A. Sexe. wo ponies . puttin, er ear eyhole, louse”? ° utes they had left her. heard the’ devoted praying together. The = see ee Cont ga thegth ‘Theatrical and Musical. Panu Turstax —This house, last evening, was at- tended by s mort fashionable and brilliant audience, ‘and the elegant operatic and ballet performances were yeoeived with the utmost enthusiasm. Never has there 3 cession of tri at the SNR Bn bie emesis . ‘The Obio Journal, of the 21st instant, says :-—\'There , er os, Lent S nt equestrian com- readil: the feelings of the the election of General Siov Bexry Harweck, at Bristol, NY been latel ny commence thot watertinments in this eity on roster corted couple outside the door, at Rearing the ee ena dee ise sete | at mere then Port of New York, October 26,1848. picked upabeatsctew, ai ia nue, Thom 6 Prat e yas londay evening next. pele within the room. Allen was for 300—possibly not half that number. The official re- AM ohhenrerconracen DE. st ore in bet favor, and Graniaxia Bano —TbM intsienl association, so justly | 272820" 4193 was Mra. L.; but recollecting the in- | turpe will have to tell the story.” rox nuns, tina Oct9—The ship Cumberland Robertaon, of feck (ors tigen, bave also been movt euccetsfal. Last | celebrated for their excellent performances, give their | sifvetions of the may trate, mbich was to listen atten. re ; foam Pialde (ot Ames pariod Soom, DE cosas ad fecond last concert at the Tabernacle. this evening. | tively at the door, until qletwasrestere Witt ae | Popusan Vors ron MeMuEns or Cononess —The Cleared. of Senda, a few miles from Kirkwall; crew saved, omic ballet, entitled “Lo : night they produced a new comic Shoe of the me ; Swepien Bria Butt, from New York for fr, and Champagne,” and, by their admirable | We hope to a large assemblage the admirers of | purst in the door, and each On. fd Philadelphia North .dmerican, (whig,) gives the fol- Ships—Garrick, (p&t) Shipley, Liverpool, Spoftord, Tileston & ukad wo by Defesance,M end Medaine Monpieisir, MM-Cornet, | genuine talent present om the occasion. ‘They will | this instruction waa most fetus! kept, for Be sooner | 1oNie AMA No voviten for members of Congress in | Célady Fel au sha ino phapleeil ty me ees be ‘4 the other memters of the/roupe, showed | give another concert at the Female Academy, Brook- | was the light extinguished im the rks—Monterui 2 he i . | the respective districts of Pennsylvania, at the recent Mereantile ‘tle :—Sir,—May I ou will kindly (tsa talents are by no means limited to beautifal | Syn, om Friday evening next, when, mo doubt, the | {he door, and, rure, such a scene was BeVEr Seen before; | tive Hone muds, Neamith & Walsh: Aplin, Bennett Mobile” 1 | invough your valuabiejoutnal my tsable thanks (in coopagee| dancing, but that they are also possessed of much | citizens of Brooklyn, who have before been delighted | \j her husband’s ines, Nad’ WAIG MAJORITIES. ria, (Duteh) Vand "Amsterdam, Koop, Fischer & Co; Geor. | With the thanks of my crew), to Captain Morton, of the . Longley eeiz ler Mort pat UMetnighy will be the gala night of the | by their harmonious strains, will give themanevidenre | grabbed his pocket book He jumped out ot < | Districts. Districts fee, (Fr) Dogana, Para, JC Kunkloman; Lyra, Lamt, Deaagara; | bieantine Nathan Hale, for his humane and geamaalik seston. Madame Bishop will take her be mand oP 4 ef their eeteem for thetr splendid abilt avjottes, telzed his wife around her waist, and such. * hiladelphiaCo.... 650 15 York and Adams, 610 | Gondor, Nickerson, Providence, in Togonlng myrelf and Grow, 96 gronh dk fo hiawolh froma The occasion the performances will be mostattractive. | C,snyun’s Minetreté ate pursuing their usual | scene then took pla onc cce ee city... 2,782 17. Huntingdon, kc.. 40 ie, Siximons, Washington, NO; New Republic, Whoe- | ¥ree sof other, Behe 1 ¥ ere for five 8 in iaminent danger, in I Jon 47i, She will, this evening, @ in a greater variety of | successful carcercrowded houses every evening-- | bawling for the breeches, as the re 18, Fayette, Se.” .... 249 | Her Richmonet Connecticut, Kiwood, Baltimore: Saved Ann Roe, | Coming from OE eoreory yey ire 4 such a tuggil ulling and ry afer cat maoke easily | 2 ae. u he et done on one evening. She . | imagine than we can possibly describe; she crying out 4 ; 20, Washington, ke... 70 while on bosrd his veesel?—I am, Sir, your obedient servat, po repent hoinagrandscenafrom the opera | tite vines de sie path a ad helt murder, murder, &c.y. making a “allce’? of tra- 5. Deleware, ke, QL, Allegheny,. Ta aoa a When eeaaiolas Nip Sawweny of thy late Swedish brighntine Bull, of Gptine Of: Otello;” nextas Desdemona, in anotherscenafrom | to their visitors. They ate altogether immense favo- | gleal comedy rarely witnessed. Mrs. Allen doubled | }> Phe: "<4 10) py, Cleawford, Ke. "‘arrivea NPijumnsce,Oot 9~The Nathan Halo Morton, arrived he She same opera, and finslly as ® Vivendiere of the | rites with the public, and their career will doubtless ferself up in bed under the sheets, resembling a mole | 31 Luzerne. 0... ... 99 — } British Roysl mail steamshiy Europa, Lott, Liverpoo!, Oot 14, | hed a very bad thongh quick passage from New York, adi ras French army, ina cena expressly arranged for hei, | beg long and profitable one, They will gives fine con- | hillina meadow. The slarm of murder now brought } 1 (aio 223) Total: ....4.. «14,637 | with mdse, 10.8 Cunard, Saw going is, ship Govan Queen, Cotta, torus board from U0 t9 1,000 bushels of co i vorite Chaneon from the opera of the lice, to keep the peace between the 8 5 Arun, gverboea orn 500 52100 sofa PRE Regiment.” ‘The music in there scenas is | °c=t this evening. Fehich resulted gn all being takengo | 14. Sebuyikil, 4. . . 2,835 peanip Metoka Sampson, New Orleans, 38 days, bound to Liver foe Hull, eank 25th ult, in lat. 49, loa. $2, having teria all of the most opposite character, and the great yer- | | Metonxox.—This snug house is well attended ovary In | the ‘ PEMPCE ARS MOO pool, fo Peter Nevius & Sony Sepe2 when threcdays out trom | contact with the Marquis of Buic, arrived hero: crew tet OB tatility and power of Madame Bishop's voice will be | evening. Itisa well managed establishment, and de- | M10 tfort imvestigated the Fea 0 | Disirtets. Districts. na. ke. Loz | tueriver experienced 4 severe hurricane from the & to NNW, | beard the lattes, , Weil Jhewn im these performances. In addition to | Serving of the patronage it obtains criminal law touching the charge of adultery, that was | 4. Philadelphia Co. Ho 4 Cumberland: Ko» 167 | whit ecu tse, the aip ping to under leat wed | Bsn 0 rig The Jon Cana fem 1 iro New there attractions, the Monplaisirs will appear in the M.D. Ikxennyrmen’s Concent.—Our readers must not | ghandoned. and Mr. Longley was held to im the 6. Bucks& Lehigh. sane Brie ra re) ‘Seapmant, mae a mi onaste, beautiful ballet of “La Aurora,’ and two favorite | forget that the concert of this distinguished vielinist | sum of $600, to keep the peace towards Lis wife, asit | _9- Berks 3, Erie, ke... e 6: 320 24, Armstrong, ‘Alzo, started top- | Kituusit, Oct 10—The Aun Moore, Ferguson, for New Yek, if e c 3 nike , diettas, viz. “Dr. Dilworth” and the “Eton | will take place tc-morrow evening, at the Tabernacle, | g7rears from her affidavit that he bas veen in the habit | 10. Northampton, 520 (ote loy ag i Reg ed Mag Ding beat , Bey.” willalso be played. With such a bill compris: | This event is anxiously looked’ fortin our musteai | CPabusing her as On one occasion, before she left for | 12. Tioga,&e...... 3.802 Gorks and Icing tadly; tied § days Co et ito Charenton but) (°Y ovat» Oct Lut in Tinaph, Bask, om New Yok 1 ing, as it does the finest operatic attractions, the | circles, and no doubt the young. arist will he ar. | New laren, because she did notsclean his, boots just Whig nisjotiies, Seer eee ee aan rete ule Ni of this pork: “17Us | Cts Ada Slice, Hunter, from Liverpool, put in to Beliat ca Detutiful dancing of the Monplaisirs, and favorite | rounded, at bis dius by many friends of metit. | We | (o please hina. he slapped, her face, and otherwise i i st ft if afta poet wh hes unee comediettas, the houre will, no doubt, be crowded, | know, ourselves, that M. Ikelheimer deserves the fame | ysed ber. Mr. Allen took his more particularly on such an occasion as the benefit of | which he has imported with him; for we have had | willing to forget and forgive, if she will only #0 universal a favorite as Madame Bishop. several omens at Ieee RS tear on nie ineie herrelf! better in future. It : pears they! wave be on. | {ote number: of votes given to) Issegnlas ; “ylang not he: . re en, a 3 — Bowsny Trrarne.—The “Swamp Fox" is all the | Ment end Te ltt ret concert, Miss Valesca Kiet, (eed eee ee wing “cf which, about 8,060 were given. by democrats, and | itis ion it Ib, ypoke French tig, trom Martinis, 9 | Sioqys—Henry, Neves from New Orleans for Bremen, Oot Fage at the Bowery, and the wonderful manner in | who will assist the young artist, is said to possess a Chorge of Highway Robbery —OMeer Beck, of the | 2,000 by the whigs, But it is to be observed. the heavy | days cut, Tet instant, came up w th, ail $0 windward, sup: | off North Forland. |. vouk for Hamburg, Och & which Gaxelly, the famous black steed, deports herself | superb soprano voice. and her face, which is very ia- | Fifth ward, arretted last night, a man by the name | majgrity obtained by Mr. Wilmot, in the 12th district, | posed to bea ‘por _— a 5 hip Peter . rg 4 > W »uall id instant, 9 e J : "Loth | wenced to blow a strong gale with heavy squalls; Jd » 8 | Dungerver. lke du in this piece, clicits shouts of applause from the larg® | tellectual and agreeable, promises the accomplishment | of George Archer, on a cbarge of knocking down | wasn part made up by whig votes, and in the 9th, 10th | } cer che sitewhich carried away tho head ealland | Det Dien of C 6 duce Seem Tiveroon! tee! Ovi ‘audiences that assemble every evening at this popular | 1p, in, Murray, from Galway, from NYork, Oct e j ve cceucucuceeces L424 | “"Bark’Gov Hinckley, (of Barnstable) Loring, Glasgow, Septl6, | Ship Bdwine, West, 19 days hence for Antwerp, passed Deal ov Ly deta Resoqev sane ; Wh Rae ALLO pabcugers te Duvham S Dimes, "See au | the Oth Inet ‘ ea f e been | The number of yotes given to Irregular candidates, ved a British steamer bound East; same day, lat 52 03, fon ark Kore Standish from Antwerp for New York, with passen| 000 im all | Soe! epoke chip Minerva, of Ayr, bound to Glasgow; 23th, ,, passed Deal on the (th inst. ne, of all that te expected from her, In fine, we are sure | an old Frenchman, by the name of Frederick Brandt, | and 19th districts, there was no animated contest for es: amie day, a tall struck her. split the ji, carried | jar the Tabernacle will be attended by all the mu- | watch maker, No. 2 Courtlandt street, and stealing | Congress, as the districts are so strongly democratic ; | awoy the main topgaliant inast and th inst, passed br peal 4 wy " ai se eo 2 2 8 tickets ran more th. sebip and brig hove hove to, also ashiy scudding; Sth inst, rolled yotbing tw teenie: Ane, Weitere: Heated pases ae tes iaceus Manat ees te of North on when seareekine Gor, Menekiae ta ttises three districts, aw tbe tecond tain Reallaciand royal Spy gale, wae "Grolland, of aud for Bremen from NOrleane, Ost 6, lat 4g) s , ke, which she rey seems, L ssh dee ” 2 tte - A ‘ ent the fore topsailin picces; 13th inst, saw a ship stecring East; | N lon 518 baad geod Seel ee Py wee teak very. excellent City Politics, ft feemes wae ted ty. tno Tudlans, knocked’ down | "It mey, therefore, be considered as a disputed point | Tebt the fury toprain piece Sth ingh saw aship steceng Bast; | Ni lon 518 W. Oo aro song gy, Astenmiy Nostunarion.—The whigs of the Ninth | and robbed. Archer was caught, aud the other es- | whether the Cass and Butler democrats have any ma- | joy 2u'snd topgalaut yard broken by the fall; 20th inst, lat equestrian, Mr. Browne, are truly the ne plus ultra of rd were called together last night, for the purose of | cap nc watch. Justice ‘Timpson locked bim | jority at all on their Congress tickets, in the aggre- | 942, ton ru, saga ship vith lors of fore vopmaat, main and mizen stageequesirianism. Never have we seen itequalled; for | TOtr Tet ee ination of A. Van Orden, sq .as a ies tenn ten ss Yate; although they have 2.000on Canal Commissioner, | toy twitheut any head sail, steering North. Since Herald Marine Correspondence. the performances in a npg BR obese candidate for the Asrembly. Instead of the ratifica- The Congress vote in Wilmot’s district is considered | we feft Glasgow, unve had continued head windsand stronc gale% | pyenansarita, October 25, 4P M—arrived—Barks Lac eee er, ae ae rye eta too much | tion, the nomination was upset, and Francis 1), Maney Brooklyn Hateliigence, a fzee soil tiumph. yrih heavy crows cea wich often, broke ever ues On ene oes, | Hower, Honton; Masy Dale clay) Malay rigs Oats Ryder Ut Acubtable Swamp Fox, is excellent and too much | choren by the meeting instead. “ Seniors Acciorsto-A man nawel Shaw, residing | Mr. Longstreth, the democratic candidate for Go. | sosshinueda sea, which filed the upyer and lover colih on O80 | ton; Ocean Queen, MoFadden, Hasty oft, Grab ag aire cannot be awarded £0 Mews upd the othe: | _ Fen Sor.—The frve scil convention of the Fourth | jn sad treet, New York, was run over by a horse and | vernor, intends to contest the validity of the election | Nouses, tlew away several sails add disabled one of the seamor. | T\\ernoots sehr avende, MoCurdy,. A York: brig Jeany Lind, Go all, Tilton, Mrs. Jordan, Dies 9 i ward have nominated George II. Parser, Esq, as thelr | yagon,on Tuesday morning. in Frent street, and of Gov Johnston. Notwithstanding the inconvenience aud hardships the passengers | eer ia nce eee care, NYork; Chatles Pat members of the company, who appear in this drama ork; rhe kness on | Townsend, Richmond; Ashland, Parker, do; JE Potts, A my —— were subjected to, we have not had a single ense of They wil set finely. We did vot think J. M. Seott had | candidate for the Assembly: feriovsly injured. Indeed. his recovory is consid i Si Suns Whie.—The whigs of the Fifteenth ward nominated | hopeless. Deacn or Lizvy. Perry.—Christopher R. Per- | beard. a ‘th do; Plato, Robinson, NY ork; Jacob Longtellow, so much fun in bim as he displays a Simon Sugge. AS | 77, in place of F.C, Benedict, who | ?*°** - 4 : vd on board | , Banish bark Reroherdt, Simond, Havana, 18 days, with sugar, | yo¢e, Moke, do; Sain Lewis, Burrouslis, Ndaven; Amazon, Sy for Jordan’e negro part, it is fnimitable; Jordan makes Satie Eafe’ a ae te for the ‘ioseahls, The Baptist State Conventto! ry, Ist Lieut. of the 4th Infantry, died toH A Coit, 17th inet, lat $4 70, lon 77 O4, fell ia with the wreok | Tt FRiver, tage . ver seen, The Suviah, the Sth instant. Lieut. | of brig Orage, of Salem, (before reported) dismasted and tight. “Ship Stephen Baldwin, Gortland, Liverpool bark l- one ofthe beststage negroes that we have ever seen. Th : ocusster. Oct. 16,1848, | the ship Suvish, at sea, on of brig Orage, of § ¢ " ‘Cleared—Ship Stephen Bsldwin, Bortland, Liverp Ganeing of S gnora Closes and Signor Neriis nightly | ‘Tur Desocnatic County Coxnestios metatTam | 14 vow york Baptist State Convention com- | 2; WaS® brave and meritorious officer, (a son, we be- | he B has experianced beavy weather daring the yeaage, stove | ats Aun, Onrweed; Tio Jax ine; Drigs Fairy, Harper, Kingitia, applandad most highly. ‘Ibese distinguished daucers | many Hall, last evesing, and organized by appoiating ey P eve, of Commodore Oliver H. Perry.) and his deat y Betsey & Jane, Broch, Boston; Swap, Gray, do; ba settle ‘ " 27 iverrary meeting this morning in o res days from Oporto, Niliimsy, ‘Coleman, Troy; Marblehead, Ellery rave become immente favorites at the Bowery. ‘The | Oliver Charlick, of the 1st ward, chairman; and Chass, poe Hsiang serarapei ines eee merapE An | will be deeply regretted, not only by his relatives and Sohal he Fee oo ee Tee Babantis, Nilavecs Avoeder MoO 0 Portuguese Consul. hsonville, 24 days, with J . ” i vell re- Sth ward; f the 3 be ie by the service, of which he was an orna- | 4, ‘f? tC 5 “Past River Craftsman” continues to be well re- | H. Innes, of the oth ward; J. M. Turner, of the 3d | ¢ ; . | deiends, but by the timber, to E Rochambcan, 12th inst, 50 miles North of Cape | dy, Boston; Amazon, Steelman, Newport; &amusl MoDow ‘ i e vard; "Brie Der of delegates from al! parts of the State are in at. . . x4 n \y, Bos naLOn,, Pte 1 N 5 MoDe pr tee peal ice thy somes The baitoncaeiepation alge erly Hed the Sane. tencance pasties masny, ceiery, mh ner come to wit. | ment N. 0. betas Mer 28 OS hart jean cee ral of Snag png le Pig ted Beste, Ailenevoint; Mary A Rowland, Rowland, NY ones Wis ; aaa t ¢ 2 1 i 3 ; | ness the proceedings of the convention. Y 5 RE with feve Expedite, Rechett, do; Eliza Ann, Crowell, Boston; Meltoie mmeb merriment, To-night the same bill will be re- | and the Walsh delegation from the 8th ward. | ay Rate 7 " CITY TRADE REPORT. ive X 4 fi xpedite, 1 do; a , % peated ters were read frem 8. Osgood and R. B, Connolly, with- The opening rervices consisted of readinga hymn P.M. Brig Maria, Freeman, Fall River, to Mason & Thompson, Moore, €¢. by the Rev. C. P. Sheldon, of Buflalo, and prayer, when Wepxespay, Oct the annual sermon was preached by the Rey. Mr, | — Asuns are steady at yesterday's quotations, Clark, of Cazenovia, from Corinthians I. 23—"And ye | &¢ —In Western Canal flour, this morning, chingham, Powell, Bast Greenwich. ™ Frour, See raey to Diabetes aes Teabel, Edey, Newbero, NC,» days, viet It Delptia, Lataw, Newbern, NC, # days. ellaneous. Scun Genrwan Oax, Roberts, from Washington, NC with a] ‘of naval stores, bound for New York, came in contact y pA - cformances at the | drawing their names as candidates for the office of Re- Bucabway Tarstas.—The perl ‘ gitter, Henry Arcularious, Esq , was then nominated Breadwey, last evening, consisted of the petite comedy | Fitter, | Henry, tucwlastute, b The convention pro- of 9 5 y bout 15 mites South of Cay \ ‘i « ‘ 4 } Christ fair enquiry, with rales of 3,000 bbls, at $5 87% for | & pean Newbera Tung might tart about } 4 called the “Bold Dragoons,” the dramas of the “Last | cvrded to ballot for a candidate for Surrogate, asifol- | APSCBFAL I, or tne sermon, the Rev. Lewis | roy; Michigan. and ordinary State; 82 50% for pare | Sok SCM LAKe Qeamnte ai, geamtnip ovum, frou Pali for Chairs eg Man,” and “Robert Macsire.”” The playing was all of | lowsi= lst Ballot, 24 Baltot, Se Ballot, | Leopard, ef Cazenovia, was chosen Moderator, the | Genesee, and $0 a $0 50 for extra. Meat is steady, | Schr Warrior, Thomas, Thimaston. Oo eet Fae a Pdnn taeunta Okphale ae te mele mak & good ebaracter, the casts were well made,andthe | 7 pore se Ballot, 2d Bello. Od Bat | Ney, i. Stanwood, of Rochester, Clerk, and the Roy, | with moderate sales at $3 3734 for Jersey. Wheat re~ | Schr Star, Lewis, Boston, 5 a Ghia bn Road eae giaaibece | a5 al : f th tae a Rebertaons 220s «(8 = So | JP. Simmons, of Cortland, Assistant Clerk, mains firm, and we notice sales of 2,600 bushels prime | Scir Martha Maria, Smalley, Salem, foley tree hgh ho parte well sustained; but the feature of the evening is oe 13 3 ‘Thus organived, the convention adjourned until 2| Genesee, a $1 26. Of corn, we report sales of 3.0 ‘ Below. Scie Cena MAszy, Cravk, naval stores bound to New Yor! was Mr. W.R. Blake’s personation of Geoflry Dale, Lagan d ct ot Hy PM bushels high mixed, at 68c, ' Oats are in moderate 1¢- One brig, unknown. i tuto Norfolie on the 254, if Giattesn, Thee M palles S060 0 the Mier, or the “Last Man.” The character is one | Wm. Gi Wood... -..- & é 4 : APTERNOON SESSION. quest. at 31a 34340. Rye we quote at 60c a 67c,, which aoe utes s arurtone, ottenteng | Hrianstinutant for New rastered Ge svere N'E Aepd anle he a peseiars lee ataaine ada eve John B. Haskin. 3 ‘he afternoon fersion opened with prayer by the | is alittle lower. Provisions are quiet this morning, | | Steamship Britannia, Liverpool: ships ee rinea laine iu cocarmny Cael aaaae aay make . 3 4 ry ves. | Victoria, London; batks Mary Brourhton, Cork; Miles, Ham- | —ejghteen beirg in company received the requisite number | Rev. Mr. Smith, of Skaneateles. and no operations of miceisaatass tatink Dees ne Saat ne Se eT ee sce ilee taciton, | eet ates Saat shes late Weeeuik Coe: ine ei ing improbable that choice ‘A committee of three was appointed, consisting of | terday, sales were reported of 1, rrels mess pork, | {UiKi. hvies Jeseo, Irelane; Radius, ‘Turks Island; Clinton, Sa: | grip tie Sarco-—The CM oct er suchor and chains, leake ve i Healy Messrs, A, Smith, C, P. Sheldon, and Wm. McCarty, | Said to be for the Canada market, at private barzai yannah; London Packet, (Bremen) Porto Rico. Ladly, and will require repairs. at extent. It may be eet down as belonging to the No candidate bay iret cohoclas Grandfather Whitehead. An oid man | of voter, and it appear in his dotage. but yet unwilling to acknowledge the | would be effected at the present meeting, the conven- ‘ ; ; : ' ents for the evening cxercises, ‘Beef continues heavy. We quote mess at $108 10 25, peal ; i acllepinaoapeeramtmmtert tac Ta ey oH iniiresities of age; the sole survivar of his elub, whe sare Wook will envareaty saitethe uate toPht names ofthe different delevater from the sese- | and prime at $5 374 a $5 50. Lard is Inactive af | Ooronen 2°—Wind, atsunzis, NW; mecidian, NW; suntet tere Anan ta int S080 lon 79 10, bythe Alcenne at St are will not fail to attend the anniversary ; he hes teem | Teton. He appeared, last night, to gain steadily and | Tal associations in the State, were then forwarded to | 2c. HW ’hiskey.—160 barrels sold at 2340 a 24. | NW. ea ean Goy and reporte ai en hove on er eam ond, lost bulwaRk his club companion’s seats vacated from rack - pa RE the canvées proceeded. the Clerk and enrolled. Wepyespay, Oct. 25-6P.M. | Per Sreamsip Europa] mamtopmast, and all her sails, except jib. : €ill all are empty chains except bis owe, Sad he dcome . abies The following usual Standing Committees were then | ‘The market for Western flour opened, this morning, | Awsrenpay, Oct $—Arr Nathaniel Hooper, Gritin, NYoxk. cin Cuaniry from Pocosin River, put into Norfolk on the represents the old men coming to the last meeting, City Intelligence: announced from the Chair:— at the closing rates of yesterday, with a good export | | Antwanr, Oct 6~ Arr Reali, Stevens, NOvieans 2, Leahy. raat : Ke., Re. It isa well devised scene an exquisite pioce | yarn or tHe Hon. Ma. Lewis.-The Cass and | ;,02 Resolutions—Mesere, W. Metcalf, C. 1. Bacon, D. B. | and home demand. At about noon, however, the trans- Qwens, Havana, (under quarantine until 9ths {eh Sonn CRANWERRY, from North Carolina boond to New York, of acting—as presented by Mr. Biake. The silence i met at Ta Purtipgton. actions were checked by the announcement that the | Sith liave i ay mat into Neviolk on the 234 ixstant, leahy, having boa ashore at 1, Vutler Central Union met at Tammany Hall lest eve- stallation, F Jolin Holland, Hender |B which prevailed among the audience last evening was Un Communications from Corresponding Bodies Messrs.James jeracoke. mer, Havana, 5 7th, M : H i 5 5 1 was below, with a husetts, Sampson, NYork, (165 pas . i « of the acting in those | bing, and passed the following resolution Reed, J.D. Mason, N. Baker. Europa, eleven days from Liverpool son, a , Samp-on, % eee wr, Pittan . & eure INGICAt OD Oe Ey ee the war is par. | Retolved, That ike Case and BuilerCentsal Union deeply la- | “Op'Arrursementa for vent Session—Nessrs. CG. Carpenter, D, | week's later advices. Merchants were anxiously wait- | Sougrs) antes dye Canora Pu ars, Pitman, watepckn by te Last, fine scenes, where the hea P nt the death of the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, U.8. Senator from | G, Corey, O. Dodge, L. Tucker. ing for the Eztra Herald, and thelr private letters be- | Bursror Oct 6—Arr Henry Hathect, Menviny NYork. | | oy Rotadetihia iit iets uch od and lenuing bad] vieulary addressed - | and that, asa testimony of our respect for the iilas: ‘Gu Nominations for Vice Presidents and Directors—Messrs. J. | fore resuming operations. Of Southern, sales were | Bence, pred eeet tae imir eee gr iarienten: | from the efuote of severe gales ce countered “on the 12/h amd 13 Nationat Turatny.—* The Esmeralda,” “ Glance | d, this union will attend his funeral in a body, D. Cole, J. Ebiot, Wm. Clarke, M. Stone, A, Wheelock, made at about previous rates, Meal was quiet, and no | ;,BryrAmm, Gchb ut jn, Ada, Alice, Hunter, from bivortia! | fhaant, several of the crew” were. eek and Capecin P, Was! Lclegates 'to Corresponding Budics—Messrs. J. Peck, D, 1, J. Geadley, J.8, Back F, ‘The building occupied es a soap manufactory by Mr. Elliott, and the chemical manufactory adjoin- ing, owned by Dr. Edward Parrish, in 18th street, near at New York.’ and the “ Pretty Girls of Stilberg.”” | Fales of moment were reported, Wheat was rather Jormed the dill at this house lastevening. There was | a crowded houre, and, as usual with the grect st cclat. Mr. ( done much for the National theatre. wek bold of it, last winter, it was at alow ebb, not of ak ing for the nearest port. tha Geadley JS Dackus a the appointment | heavy,and the market leaned much in favor of the | "Sti uy, cultan, savage, NYork; Arabian, Cringle do. eekly "Whalemen, everything went of | 7th ore totall ith all their o cemmitice of five to take Into consideration the | Buyer. ‘The principal lots sold were mostly Western, | aera aava de id Sch, Tatar Mursay, NOtlasna’ ''” | Ssiled rom New Redford, Oct 28, ship Ametion, Adeais, Nort 7th avenue, were totally consumed, with ali their con- | jropriety of changing the time of holding the annual | With a parcel of Genesee. Corn remaine c! Foe ere Orleans Hants Grorimts: Radiue Cabot, Han- est Coust, ‘Galaii icoka od to Gate in anfrau has certainly | tents, on the morning of the 24th inst. Supposed to | Lon, so as to bring it at an eatlier period in the | Yesterday, but buyers seemed disposed to hold back, |, LoMIE DT BOTAN TM aot Waa! Ingtone “For NYork— | ,,,,.¢tteF, from Captain Brooks of the ship Sally Auno, of NB When first he | be the work of an incendiary. year, Agreed to, and the Chatr appointed Messrs. J, | 8nd hence the trapsactions were to a limited extent. | Nauiins, Eliza, For Philadelpbia—Josophine TEE Tite Tigd ep) oll, Ulaptsin Be writes thet on the Than of | | Fine —A fire broke out on Tuesday night, inthe | P. Wykoff,M. Stone, A. Wheelock, and C.A. | Rye and oats exhibited no change. In provisions | ve ir tony sternite 4th, | ‘April, Upolu 60 miles’ distaxt, experienced tremendous gale of | lace store of James Kirnan, No, the committee. The committee was afterwards | Pork was said to be a shade firmer and sales were re- | Callao, Ham rel some interior or superior attrac- Grand street, » - a wind, in which all the sails were blown from the yards whem rengpre eae seit was but poorly” patronized. | which was put out with trifling damage. i eplarged by the appeintment of four other members — ee = paarenee are hese iB Dea Gearcecent een ua Cap fog ok i, Retre rin sereeiy tarieey eet se sae fees Heed haesth Baty sore Look #t it now—one of the handsomest houses in the Data wy BoRNiNG.—Coroner Walters held an in- | Mersre. S. ‘8. Ainsworth, J, Stark, D. D. Reed, and J, | pard was stebly: Belen | Canetlioue in cotton all | BX Oct 3—Arr Johannes, Von Fritzen, Baltimore; Sth, | ¢ho vulwarks from main gett forward, fore and wain. spencers u & firet-rate company engaged at it; the most | quest yesterday at No. 32 5th street, on the body of a | 0. Maron. coc | tock nluce before the steamer, pnd henee theeffest of | [ousiana Batjen, NOricans; Burgundy, Hoyt, Richmond, Vas | piown to atoms, Ke, Ko. le continued three daysin whicts popular dramas of the day, viz , the local dramas, pro- | small girl by the name of Margaret Sullivan, who The following delegates from corresponding bodies | oe act raf pence ri Re catia sett re Johnston, South- | te ship driftyd4 degrees under bare poles. Also roporg in port, anced at it in the best manner; Louldes wale’ thorn, | Sumete her aes Uy. Varmsltrom er clotues teking | Were sn eee ees ovary slice aight "Acites.—The sales comprised 180 barrels pots and | “Cunisriaxa, Sept2>—Are slathi, Anderson, Chasteston. — | SUNT urrudaen Se. Tho Harrison gor on 8 teat found of dramatic anecmente produced at it in the | Jotand with ceher cuildren hea made y irenwbon | Ameriean aud Horcin Dive Socety—L, Weontel, pearls at $6 25, CunustiansAs p, Sept 18-—Arr Aurora Sorensen, York. ear the island, Uroke, ruddce piutolr, aud came off wish Joes ot aoa nist ‘i wen ree ae ab pete Cnonstan, Sopt25—Sld Ariosta, Perkins, Rio Janeiro. false keel, would go to Sydney to Leave out for repairs. mort urexceptionable style; full heures every evening, | her clothes accidentally tork fire, and burnt her face, | \u(icau Bapuist Home Missionary Society—John Peck, Breapste Flour—Transactions in Western | Gives, Gett-TAsr Monti, Somerty, NUrieans. Bid Gl, Con ae tier rom tte: US. Consal at Upeta statte tas (he Sally . A. Circnoun, a delegate trom the Canada West | flour reached some 10,000 varrels, (mostly before the : ‘e i n . eforts of manager Chanfran, with the aid and aseist- | of” bd : to request a correspondence with this association. | straight State, Oswego and Western; $9 3734 a $5 44 | Nickerson, Norfolk, Va; Aptherp, Blake, New York; 7, Grecian, | U& jhe Comba et 2A TM oP Oey. a toe at Jahanma, | _ Cuvnen Drvication.—The new Hope Chapel, | This matter was rejerred to the committee om cor- | for favorite Michigan and Troy; and $5 50 a $5 56‘ | Baker, do; Louisa Bliss. Jordan, do; 8, Garland, Shackford, Phi ¢ 15th, with 550 bbls sp 80 do wh oil. bound fe 7 suce of actor Chanfrau, algo. In both capacities, he | paniist church, No. 718 Broadway. will be Gadlowsed | zespondence: for pure Genesee, included inthe sales were about | lsdelthia; Charies, Wedge, BalUmor; Napoleon icby. i, Ni Pherae rng OT ep ne Melt AE Rainey eee, —— e oes: Ot eral be amen to the worship of God, this afternoon. The Rev. On motion of Dr. Tucken, of Buffalo, it was resolved | 5,000 barrels for export, at our quotations. Southern agara, Jarvis Boston. Sid, Bib, Grecian, Baker, 5 Ned wh; Montezuma, N'B 400 ep; Maria, do 50 ep, position. To night the came olegant Dill will be again | j'award Lathrop is expected to preach the dedieatory | to proceed to the eleetion of oflicers to-morrow morn- | remained steady, with sales of 600 barrels Richmond | Mevsvee, Ste, Livernynl: Louies Bile Somtun, Mond may, Forelgn Ports. Lepper = Pes and see it, ia S| sermon at 3 o'clock. The Rev, Dr. Welch, of Albany, | ing at nine o'clock. and Georgetown. at $5 6234. Of Rye Flour there were | Nye, New Orleans: 10, Elijah Swift, Swift, New Fork. Std, Oct AXxG, Ang C—Ships Altebaron, Mexcom, for Boston ssme will preach ix the evening. of the Grand Ligne Missi ‘ ion, sales of 200 barrels. at $3 02M. Meal was quiet, but | 5, Madawaska, McKimvell, New York. Loading for New Orleana ; er, for NYork Bunton’s Tueatre.—Last evening “ Dombey and Tue © Yournrun Deraviren.’—Under the above | Last, made a detailed statement in relation to it. It | firm. at $3 374 for Jersey. In [heat we noticed &: Ney York Fuckaty foe New York. Tarjalt, Warren, Brooksby; _qhalled July 31, (as yreviousty stated) ship Chiles Sou.” was repeated, to a very good house. Captuin capiion, an article appeared inthe Herald, yesterday | owed its origin to eeveral Swise in Switverland, who | of 5,000 buchela Gonenon, for ahippiag, at $1 20 a SL; | MD SoG tte Ae Wastnonelecd: Warner, N York, (sald fer ™ Home Ports. Cuttle,@ mariner of England, who “lives at home at morning. relative to the defalcation and disappearance used to meet tagertier amas te Se Sopeaning Cae ciara pepe hie eee tidied fhe riven), Norden. fe w N York, and ald oe Seoeuboiy S.Sit | Baxcon, Oct 19—Arr scht Emin, Hardy, New York. ease,” by Mr. Burton, was, as usual, most admirably | of youth named, Beach. from tg i The | Out ofreveral missionaries, wholabored with much suc- | gales did not sum up more than 12,000 bushels, at 73e, | Nerien, Siok Bs do tou N York, fom Seockholta: Peach Moria, | LQ RieTOls Get 22—Sld sche Wm Bryan, Lawless, Graad Caillou, Performed, and Jack Duurby,-emewas can give aD | total smount was $17 200, which is not quite half its | ces8. Ald was, subsequently, extended to thismission | for Tennsylvania yellow; and GT)<c. a O8c, for mixed | Irom N Castle for N. Yoru; Strath, from N York, and sid for | “ijcwroy: Octo camm, Bark slurs: Whelden, Philadelphia; schrs Victor,’ Kerry; Cyrus Chamberlain, Beare, and ‘New York. ‘Telegraphed, barks Mimosa (new) m do; Nashua, fom Phal mung oY Next morning: Cavolive Augusta, Cream a ‘ ” surplus, and the bond-men of the defaulter are liable | by the Presbyterian Society of New York, and by the | Western. Rye was inactive; 1,000 bushels changed | Stockholm; Upland, from New Orleans and sid for Bremen; 10, | Orotop, Chas opinion.” by Mr. Brougham, was a perfect piece of surp! 4 able 67e! delivered. Outs were steady, with eeies | Brothers, from Richmond; ship Roscoe, Ric i Age . < Foreign Evangelical Society. In the thirteen years | wine sailor character; and Nr/ Raymond. x8 SRE CC eee ated the “mission was frst established, there | of oc) bushels river and canal Tote, who reprettie tailor and Miss Dombey, brought | Stavuixc.—At Charleston, on the 10th inst . a satlor | {ted been three Bimdred contacts Hina Meat dstaces, | eccrine Down the ddudson Ri from the audience renewed applause. but that, you | mamed Vincent Fortuna was stabbed in three places, | gnd having been converted to the l’rotestent faith, | know. is of “no consequence.” Mrs. Brougham, Miss | it wai Gieoy rae by another named Joseph | 4 been established as u pastor ovir one of ths | Wheat Flour, barrels. Will'ams, and the rest of the actors, played their parte Pons. Both of them belonged to the Spanish bark | churches ofthe Grand Ligne Mission The affairs of | Corn Meal. . er from Antwerp, for | Emma, Lo New York, Reform, Haanbermas, do,o0; A G BIL, Cartts, Hom | trem Baltimore; Maryland a e remem, fer N Ycrks mn henson, from Arendal, Df n i Since the Opening of | for N Oxleane 81d, Oct b—Devon, Becta, Orieane: Bdlnburm, | Wee ee Eales ee Be be eee ee ae pon fg ‘nie Tayo cn at ae iiaane, (ceomn Yorks) esac: We Gerlam, River cf rlai¢; Howard, Wis, King tor, Jaa; Dusde- ai, | rea ee y mona, Eouerson, of and tor Now Orleans; Geo Thichtr, Kreeman, do; barks Augusta (Sw) Dabnerg, Gottenberg, via 04.735 | y DARTMOUTH, Oct 7—Putin Fasea Helena port, 31 days from N | Leckie, itlriany aes Rem ‘onde, Titan, Mace, Bee will, making this play one of the most attractive Frederico. Pons absconded ties legis Wane new peepecommeburaincs tte Baptist | Con tenis”, oags'ong | HerA fo Aimsesin; fone, Sete, Bday tfom N'York, or | ant, Now Oneam: Bret ia, Mar, Wiaiagtom NG, to lead feces of the season. The next piece was a burlesyue, aa ro character bad been generally known, the aid of the | Wheat fi y cow Y Boenos Ayres; Girar’, Chase, Pazlade'p’ ‘m M Harris, John. Billed “Dan Keyser de Bacscon,” in which Mies Chap- | Police Intelligence. Foreign Evangelical Society had been withdrawn, and | Rye « es sggAnined Marianne, (Crocker, New Yorks | Lelehion, cor nics Highlander, Kellcan; Grand Caaeyy Ort man and Mr. Meyer sustained the principal charac- Seduction by a Methodist Class Leader.-Much to be | jt now looked to this convention, and to Baptists Exports fr * GAth October . Drocwena, Oct, —Sailed, Ade-ine Cann, Cann, New York.” | Brown! Savanuai Chaska: «asses caine esa ade Bala packt) fere. To-night will be played the “Poor Gentleman,” tegretted, we are called upon too often to expose the | gencrally, for support, &e. ke. sis * ygap, | Dow's, Ov. 16—Ship_Jchm tiolland, Henderson, from Ant: | geht Redwine: Bagtlots Se Pecre aie, Che eae bia and “New York in Slices.”” wolves in sheeps’,clothing, who prowl about in this Mr. Cixcnonn, of Canada Eastalso made a state- | Wheat Flour, barrels 110.904 bo2 | Were fer Galveston; A. G. Hill, Gurtis, from Bremen for New | gon, Kichmond; Albany, Ames ‘Aitany; B Lotand, Hallett, N ‘a, Astor Piace.—It wos with pain and regret Community, seeking whom they may devour, under the | ment in relation to the mission. 1 Geen, : Ee $ Site eggs o'zoa | UGFE (and anchered). re .., | York; J« Adame, Norris, do, é : pa See oe ee ‘ 4 garb of religion, consummating their hellish purposes The committee appointed to consider and report | Wheat qae4e7 7420 | OE AMNORN,Sept2s— Albatross, Stowhoss, NVork, forStettin; | | Batrmions, Oct 24—Arr, Cincinnati, Child, from New w« found the doce of thie attractive ecene of amase- seduction aud adultery: breaking up te pence and | ypon the expediency’ of changing the dane of boding’| oe seu 74) | Avon, Perkin, Peterburg for Ho Jabeiro; Ercnoott, Speat. | york: tank vir, Bickers ston; rigs Venezusta, Fowler, ment, under the management of Mr. Niblo, closed last quiet of respectable familles, apparently with impuni- | {he annual meeting, re] d : f gi rer; som + fer | Com Fall River, Arabian, Walker, ston; eohee Senora, ted in favor of so amending | — Cerrox,—The market continues sluggish, with sales t of this splendid establish- annual meetings of thecon- | of 1,100 bales; fair upl ly brit ‘eo Since night, the lest of his lease . tering spiritual comfort, One of these wolves we ate | vention should be held in the eocond instead of the | the Europa's Bede ry were no new: Spicioas ee ment, and it would be a dereliction of duty tothe shout to describe; and that the reader may.understand | third week of October. After some considerable dis- | fected. public, to withhold our expression of gratitude to him Sea tot withthe ast eat ie which the etnatog ene cussion, the report was adepted, and the convention | Fre Jans, co, Norfolky % A who hag, with « tact only known to himself, and a % took a recess until evening. 2s, 6d., and grain 8d. and cld 3 for NYork; cld 27, “Helen Fielding,” (pcobably the | Yantie, Brights Brierol, via Norfolk: Ci fj inns regernae matric viet, Deine mnt Snes Sowa | qr wat mk cuayets met tin wom | at ie dng—tbe at alone | ED ang Renan | By hawt aaah, ena Ra img the public patronace for years past; and, we | of our indefatigable magistrates It will be recollected 5 made ai 4. ‘Gunod liet O-Are Comstantiaos Fitcies We cok: M Diz, | ; John Compton, Sharp, a briga Cambrian, dondhiong Or the boaed oh hetas 3 , Uct S—Arr Constantimo, Pierie, NY ork; Morzan Dix, | Walter, Kingston, Ja; sylph, 4 - d the market a trifle better; sales add up 600 GRAVESEND, Oct 11—Art Gladiator, Will ams, NYork. D, c et ¥ Pobicamurement, The “Mercbant of Venice” was Church, eituated in 16th street, near the North River, | cording Seeretury, the Rev. J.D. Cole. The adoption | barrcis at about $12 60 for mess, and $8 O2%¢ for prime, | _Hanncne. Sept DSM Callao, Warren, Dromertaven; Blisha | CAINE, Oct 19—In port, new ship Win Jazvia, Jarvis, for %, Pp ren the performance selected for the benefit and last ap- Was under the direction of Brother Withey. a Metho | of the Teport was, moved by the Rev. Mr. Correy, of | $12 25 a $12.73, was freely offered for mess and re. | Denmiton, Spencer, do; Odd Fellow, Pomeroy, North Sea; 7, Gu: | oan ‘eRe Oct 19—Are schr Atalanta, Briggs, Philedéiphia; pearance ef Mr. Macready. To udd our testimony to drocumiie sous’ ¢ meeting house # class wasform- | Utica, und followed in a very good speech upon the | jused. Beef continued duil. We quote $10 a $10 50, | thenberg, Flor, NOrleans. brig Gypsum, Pike, do. | ty—all of which is done under the cloak of adminis. | the constitution, that Tp poten eee ee Hufogton, San'Blar, Emeline Peterson, Hotiman, New Yor id Roscoe, Ricket, NYork, John Holland, | NC*%en instr hnaeber te sea aes, Calling, “Wilmington. heavy gale, was knocked down, and to ‘Arr Nautilus, Lincoln, Malaga, and cld | the mainmast, had boat st a Norfotk: 2, Marshall Tayler, Mala- | Shaw, bane, Alleug: Sauiucl. Ke Payater, Neak Alomar: H1s.—Flour to Liverpool, we quote at 23. 3d. a | f that vicinity; and amongst ion R F ! Henvxor, Oct 6—Arr Massashesetts, Pritchard, Matanzas s, | 7'f! ; x . the unit cclat which bas followed his illustration oi general objects and purposes of the convention. Rev. | and $550. Oflard there were sales of 5a400 bbls. at | y vi bag = ip! hen DG. ‘Own, Oot ‘Arr, sehr Albert, Carter, NYork, for of thi ter, would be a work of supererogation— 3 ena hee ho pro- | Mr, Eddy, of Jordan, also spoke upon the question of | 73/0,” Butter and ebeese were in moderate request at ake, Philadelphia; 2 Edwina, West, NYork;10, Mix | Boston; 224, brig Token, of Boston; schrs Austin, of Plymouth, . : jaet mi@Mt convinced us that inthis, and his other it characters, he stancs unrivalled, bafites criti- nobly and efficiently sustains the prominent from Aux Cayes, for Boston; Matil aot pCa eh fer Bos atilda, Wooster, NYork, for Cuth \o for Portland. A)so, id Royal Victoria, Hunter, Savannah. Oct. 6.—Arr Splendid, Crawford, NYork; sth New ork, Lives, do; Sid Oct 3d, Grand Duquesne, Patin, NYork. ‘Advertivel—Admira’, Motton, for N do for Boston; Albany Packet, bi ° emi ciem, rother t 5 Longley was a man of the world, and, although a Sr ee eee ee | Oe Rrevios Seer i id UU, Outer: 1848. class-leader, wasi still susceptible of the many ‘The Treasurer, Dr. Charles Babeock, submitted his titute the attractions of a pretty 1 ich 4 York 11th;' St. Denni hharacteristics of the first actor of the age. Inthis | Points that cons annual report, which, after addresses by the Rev. Mr. | Beef, bbls............005 4 = : vell, do 20th; Ceres amex. | \Lotk for kortland. [The aboveare suppored to have remain- performance Mr. Masready was efficiently rustained Woman; such; however, is human natare, and brother | Raymond, of Syracuse, and Rev. Mr. Bevan, of Ham ‘ork 1680 Hove, Go 16h; Mery 6 Jane, Crowell, Ae Sly Coton, Moweme@s- | ed st lent dat me si Ry Messrs. Ryder Crisp sud. Clarke, and | LOnsy,on is point, wes ne Weese cae Seca adopted. ‘The abstract shows the following | Lard, kegs. 068 iulert, for NOrleans 13¢h; Swanton, Duncan, do do; Ferrer- | 1gy. brig Wintae Witney Ae Ree dae ata. Ta po who are yet to be discovered. In the class of brother , for Rio Janeiro; Gulnare, Moore, no lers so by T’. Macide, Mrs. Jones and Charles, and nuwick, | Matamoras, Weos, for NYork; shes A Tulta, Norton Relens | ‘TaLrow.—30,000 Ibs. prime tallow sold at 9c. juelen. do Flower. Crabtree, do do; Bi Miss K. Horo. The houre exhibited a most brilliant Longley was a neut, good looking little woman, of about nce from last report. . oa $9,355 58] Sren —We report eeale of 50 bbls, old clover at Thomas, for in E, Howell, Bailey, Nov 5; Gironde, | Parrit; Julia Ann, Mure display of fashion and heauty; in fact, it wae the most Le healt age, by the oro tied Re rene ~ Receipts for the yea 7,204 41) Wrisxuy.—The sales include 150 bbls. at 23',a2 Latort, for do. 0 # cf Dawes oct Beare ke TUN Harziak, for RY ork. attractive evening of Mr. Nucready’s engagement, Wife of Jesse Allen, a respectable cartman, residing in bi.cuiraes csesinliara to aes ape ERE rol, Och Tare, Kisinons, General | phia, Sid 274, schs Rough and Ready, Clark, Philade'phia; San being completely filled from the parquette to the eb tI he oe she has a family of ge $10,559 93 | MARKETS ELSEWHERE Yor Cropper, New York BtGeerge, + Saw | Luis, Tyler, do; Phaeton, Branon, —; 24th, Josephine, Shannon, uppermost Uer. At the conclusion of this inimitable children. | Brother Longley was very attentive to all | Amount paid out... .ee.eseeseeacsese es G274 OF | ° do; Sammel. Hicks, Wilecn, New Orleans; Abb awe el P vakdietory performmer, Mr. Macready was. vori. his little flock, in administering to them the spiritual betheditd STOCK SALKS. Meiite, Miesiseipp Bryan; Baltimore; Helm MGaw Lywxs, Dei, Oct 25—The bark Rebecca Adams, for Ireland, and ferourly called before the curt nd emphatically comforta; but more particularly to Mrs. Allen, whom Balance on hand..... ‘ wee $4981 99 |, BALTINORY, Oct. 24.—$41 Baltimore 6's, 1600, £794: 50 shs | Philadelphia, rofa (2), Lote, New York, Rlizaveth, Hasty, | 1 10x4, for New Orleans, went to sea last evening. delivered the following address he used to visit during the day,at her residence, some- | \ certificate from the Auditing Commitice was rend, | Zatmers avd Flauters' Bank, 22 6) do, Baltimore Bite Inent- | New Orleans. j0, Charlee Josepi, Leigh, Savannali; Naomie, | yj Sumuth’ NOrleanwache Elishoch, Aion Se aan he It ja, | believe, a custom here, that an actor, on his tensti: night, pinot Sioa; pocuveliaen twioe, and some days three | when the report was adopted. one BM. ous ein Helberton, Charleston; Wa: Larratee, Are ; Roston, At George land, Brazos, ‘Cla bark Peri, Cotter, Bostas do, Alvarido, Cope fuculd’ add ¢o ‘the performance wivertied a trivute of big zc. times, according aa the spirit moved him. On these | "The Rey. Mr. May. from Devonshire, England, was | the West Hallet, New Yorks Berlie Smithy, Cndag Susan, Owens, | wh2t Haves, Oct 24—Arr loops Gleanor, Sydleman; Franklin, Sar eA ee ene Precticd OTe eee ee eaters guid heer them pray and | introduced to the méeting, and spoke for some time— Baltimore. if, Oeste Oeil; Cone, ee take Owens, | Wright; Presidént, Pi-tes and Alexar dap, Hull New York Si ay «fler . sing together, with all the devotion imaginable, until | evincing a spirit of « ‘ailed, Oot 7--Lord Maidstens, Sheridan, New Orleans; Robert | %b# Cardenas, ——, Philadelphia; Benj oklin, Campbell, Ha, lightened appreciation of the in- t bro- | stitutions, eivil, political, and religious of the United | 1 Longley was a little too devoted in his attentions, 4 souplo ; Sao Ae red States, and the relative position occupied by this coun: “mere honored in the breach than the obserranc © some of the good neighbors began to think thi verstraw; sloops Sarah Cath Dir at artist giver you the bost efforts cf hiv mind, if he has one, | tpey Thi Fulton, Wade, Baltimo Enterprise, Funk, New York. & John | Jones. 1. lina, Pereiy: Ee, Rae oy herd i bd rrschs Industry, New Bedford for N’ Chase, New York; New York, with no seit amount of physical exertion to boot; and you usu w ly testify to bin with rut Concord Railron’ At Auction— 109: it wires ound by the different | try towards the rest of the world, After which the | yucmiuré Rauroad, 10 J put back. on the 10th) © your appreciation of ¥ mag b ‘schr Graud Taland hsGremt, Te cosinesy eae wlation between the ladies in the vicinity, and finally came to the cars of | convention adjourned.— Buffalo Advertiser. Lowell Wo. (par 200), ©, adv onkeag Manu. C ag Tymnaciey, Heacrronn thes Maceemee Tavinanoerh akon as és : Player arb tand ence might’ wll ond bere. Mr. Alien, who, upon several occasions, on coming eee $775; 1 Boston Bxchunge ue., $130; 20 Neptune Tass | Klien eth, Befeiay. New Orleages KC Winuiton, Keowice, Boss ‘wPORT Arr bark Somerset, Wood, Pal! Riverfor N Fem abting further on, home in the course of the day. found brother Longley | Annesr op a Mai ContRacton ron Mau..| 2)peretadvs Mutua Bank (par €0), Shia Sally jorshs 10 | tems Burdge, Mieicken, Pil James Gray, Carter, N Orleans | PoPHAmaSeTeEO Georgetown, DC. for Salen; 234, Bun- in earnest prayer with his better half. Brother Allen | Grenice do.. $00 yer share; 6 Hope Insurance Co, $7 pee | Howard, Brown, Mobile. 1 7 |, Freeman, for NYcrk; Vandalia, Simpson, ‘Sulli- then told brother Longley that he thought his visits | Kormeny.—The following 1s trom the Columbus, | share; $100 Mass." per cons, payabie 1507, U1¥p per cout. An | Sidders, Cobiy do; Cntbnrine, Rolettaom’ Boston Gl oe Vert van for do were rather too frequent, and that it would be more | (Miss) Whig of the 12th inst, The Jack Curry here | Annuity Mave Ucepital Lite tis. Coy for Sts 48100, 0a acca | New Onleana, 13, Samogct, ‘Tucker, Charleston; Atlacaadress pleasing to him it he would stay away. ‘This rather | @eDtioned wasa mail contracter upon the line from | mulation for 4 years, cr the interest annually, $12 0. Fovdy, New York; Tuscarora, Turloy, Phila; Alexandria, —, dor daimpered the ordor of brother Longley; undthe | Wich he purloined letters: “On last Tuesday even- DOMESTIC MARK! Laurel, Ducket, Savannan; Wari Caipman, Bilton, Sigten taland consequence was. that outdoor visits were resorted | Dg Week our portmaster and an agent of the Most w Beprony Or Mankut, Oct, 23,—Sperm—The | “Ujcareds ties to, as they were afterwards freuently seen seat. | Ollice department ret a trepin which to try the honesty sactions of the week have been limited to a few ince own for do. Minerva, Robinson, Philadel- oj gens EH Adams, Adame, Bal- Angucto, Brown, NYerk Std acks Howard Doane, Bal- ; Bisa, Wcwrland, on a cruien sonth, supplying Nicht houses. a a, Barston, New York; Hero of Sidon, New Os | of Bontor} Linnell, NOrkang DMs Vistty (new, 437 tons, it) tothe American stage, & how With the American pubhe. Your tion of me has baffied the intentions of my wn mista You Dave com » tet you regerd ort. ever bembie its sphere, @ éed with wo political nor the exclusive proéuet of any yarticula w BE 04 oantry. Wi . the atege contractors bet this city and | robably sailed. Naw Onprans, Vet } |, ehips Gertrnde, Sherman, Li hee ie cochentve geseeet aug veruveer comely. ed together im earnest conversation, in. Union fequare, | of ve of the stage contractors between y small parcels, in all amounting to about 1,100, 800 bole, illidge) U ean Oe Ro ee } " n, Liver. Irving. Prescott, Bryant, Lealic, Towns ‘The intereourre was carried on as usual between thom | Pckensville, which proved to be the deteetion of the of wich sold at 100, and 280 at 101 cents por gallon. i D Sipe Neston, Rasssll” wovtoes’ dartas cons heneeneet) bans ; or me e , rn “ ousebold w ‘arment snd adora’ 3 in secret meetings, until about two weeks since, when | ™4#il robber. et the Kasterm mali has | There isa good inquiry; holders are very firm, and de- ‘rt Hania, (Luteo) Sweetzer, Boston; Alvarado, Healy, Mhoumaston to the laborer of a poorer vit brother Lopgley concceted a plan whereby they could | bem purioined, to that {t was umsafe to rend mocey | mand an advance on these rates. Whale is’ in good edinia, for Now 2 ott Mary WVerber, Pathorson, Kingston: Lanra, Leash, 51, Rio de ee nk toe enjoy each other, without creating so much suspicion, | init Noone in this community could have been | demand, and prices have advanced a trifle, The trans- Them ceo ak Sidon, fine, Oenerat | #eBeit0; Deloho, Crowell, Boat’ m: shee Grave Darling, Watson, e, General | Berto ; Panama, Pe fon Santiag. Sldy ah i e, and bark Bit Chaple, Lg rn, Oct 23—Arr, sobre BL& A ase rity, "on by Es a ere bound to ig freely” Cl, brig MeLentieg,. Hard bnig MeLliand, Hardie, Musana; tobe Mare Ya A few months ogo, Longley’s wite was the owner in | ™#de to belicve om Wednesday morning, prior to the | actions embrace about 3600 bbis, at 34a 36 conte, | Taylor, City ct Lincoln, Forlarshire, province it ts & her own right, of @ new three story house, situated in | “ttestand cor fesrion of Jack Curry, that he was the | according to quality. We notice sales of 500 bbls. at | New Orleans; Avglo American, Eli W 1 igh acti ed high pars ore b oribing 20th ttreet, corner of 2d avenue; this, Longley perruad. | S%!1Y person; but it proved to be an indisputalie fact, | 34 cente, 1,620 bbls. at 55; 700 bbls, at 35's cents, and | ter; Harvard, Ncomie, Nonantum, Uriel, and the Bibernia, (5) vetricted in ler inflaen ither by soil nor party, but epea’ te ed her to make over to bim, which she did, according- | 8 the package of letters started out the evening be- 60 at S6 cents, Whalebone—We hear of no trans. | {tT Boston; Elizabeth, and Waketiold, for. Mobile} Bootie, Waltron, Janguage of poetry and of ratare, through her chosen wainisers jy. "Thue far ro good, for brother Longley; but not ro | fore was found in his trunk actions Richa Acderson, and ‘the Mississippi, for Baltimore; Narra zausett, ivergal Peart of man, 1 Cis for this, that with se t ye ah d the Harriet & Jeesie, for Charleston; Mary Harrington, ani rowd te thank you. for Mrs Longley, asytwo weeks ago, she was informed | Mie 9 = FOREIGN MARKETS ry Pleasants and Abbot Lord for nt, Ooth¢—Below, oche0 Ht Peco, Weies "he rewoaining entertainments of the evening, in- by ber busband, that her mother, who resides at New | | NroRtTUNATE OccureNce.—Ow riday last, @ | Mavaya, Oct. 9.—A cargo of rice sold nt 12 ‘ends, for Savannah NYork tor Bar gor. a linge! bape dase Bo eluding the’ Fantasia | xtempore, admirably executed Haven, was very sick, and wanted to see her, and was convict made bis escape from the Jeflersonville | 150 eusks from Philadelphia roid at the eame pric X, Sept 2o—Arr Miltindes, Sprague, Now 0: Port1Avn, Oct 23—Arr brig Ella, Pike, New York. Cid bark by Mr. William scheiesset-on <Don Giovani and advised by bim to go up immediately; and was told at | penitentiary. OnSaturaay night, two young men of | market was dull and declining, Sugars firm, with an Oot 9—Arr Nat an Hale, Moreon, New Yo Mary Lowell, Floog, Matanzns: brig Cardenan Goodin rials; Tho , . : Glem, Small do, y ; the “Carnival of Venice. on the plano forte, with the the same time that she might stay two weeks, or as | Salem, Ja., Messrs. Wilson and Cook, started in pureuit | active demand. Molasses held wt 3 rinls, and but little | "4" ‘Oct. 7=: 7 Wi New York; PRovipesce, Oct 2—Below, urig Orray Patt, Mowry, from laughable farce of Peifection,” Closed, not only the 1ODg as ehe pleased. Mrs. L. started; but on arriving | of him, wnd near daylight. encountered him between | left. The latest quotations were: Jeeked Brazil and | entered gniwged, caneian aiirniis Rr Reber Pech, clades | Charleston. rr eohrs Patelok Yorks entertainments of this eventful cecasion. but, with &t New Haven, she discovered the story was false—that | Salem and Brownstown, The convict fled, and Wilson | Montevideo $1 23 rluls to $1 2% riala; jerked New | New Vork; lth,Citizentfeynods, Boston. Bntered outward, | .Rch™G%! ‘Harriet Siti Smith ae Aootiee b haste: them, ibe temporary (we trust.) suspension of the pro. ber mother was not s ow that his wife was absent, | pursued and overtook him, and, in the soufile that fol. | York and Boston $12 nals to $2. Butter —Ameri Lith, Empress, Scott, New York Th fomers, NYerk; Thos ll Chompeon, Brown, a for New Orleans, Prictorship of this beautiful theaire in the hands of brother Longley devires a plan whereby to enjoy the | lowed. bore him to the ground. Cook soo came up | pellow $18.4 rials to $25. Candles—Mould $164 rials i for New York Devonshire, Panama, Prince Alvert, West- Mr. Niblo—a position we trust he may yet resume, ua- Worldly comforts of sitter Allen; the father of Mrs. Al- | and Wilron criedout, “Help, Cook, belp!” Coo $17; Sperm $40 to 42; Composition, $26 4 rials to | Myrsun sc oottim Chanes Wats der auepieve us favorable as thore he has justly merit. was applied to. and the husband (Mr. Allen.) re- | thereupen seized Wilson, supposing hi | $02. Chees tal ‘Ti elite oa Thompson, Brown, 2 ir White ibbs, ‘Newby part; Com , Ketchum, Fail Riv Cli sche’ Mary Clark, NYork, Shi brig Ster c lock, Catania; 3th, Marion, to be the con- American $18 to $18. Codfish—In | Thmyson, Palio, €d, and fully eustained, in his past career ented to bea brute, and that a divorce must be | vict, aud struck bim a mortal blow im the left side | bhde. $4 6 rials to $24 rials, in boxes, Corn—Indian, | _Mancats, Oct 11—Gladiator, Willians, from New York for ~y ne r . Broapway Cincrs—ALnasnna.—At thie eeeliont ©btained; and while that was pending, brother Long- | with a bowie knife. By this time soveral persons | shelled yellow 9); rials per utrobe. Flour--Philadelphis | Loudon. ii Mirsada igi d—Arr brig Creole, Young, Georetowa, SC, ley kindly effered two rooms in bis house for the ac- | came up and secured the convict. Wiison died on | and Baltimore $14; New Orleans $15 to $16 4 rials. Mansvities’ Oct 2—Arr Aeolus, Divine, New Orleans. SAVAN Nan, (Office Morning Star) Oct 21—Arr steninsr Chero- place of amusement—certainly one of the best organ- ecmmodation of sieter Allen. ‘This was readily ac- | Sunday night.— Louisville Journal, Oct. 19. | PER AY Oot Ui Maventh, Henigomecn Key Tere. kee, Lyon, NYvrk. Cid brig 4 Fondell, do, 81 ship Jos ised in the United States—there congregate: nightly a cepted by Mrs. Allen, and eanctioned by the tether, | mr Pan tewouns Get IL -Ary fir Hobert Poel, Chadwick, from | Mauren, Frost, Liverpook bark eter Dy York beige numerous audience. The circus of Messrs. Tryonand “Be kpew Longley to be a member of the church, and PLAGRATION aT Benin —The Congregation- jaried. NARTH ROADS, Oct Brig Taranto, Thompson, for New | / BaMwin, Barsett, do; Philurs, Thatcher, acl On the evening of Tuesday, the 24th, in the Catholic leader. thus feeling satisfied that his daughter | ai necting house of Berlin (Worthington Society) Church, in Chambers etreet, Mr. Josern Manzetri, of | Pry ovr, Oct6—Shi Clotilda, New York. Thompeon deserves to be well patronised. We were Wer stein the hands of such » goog and pious oan, : - highly pleased, last night, at the gorgeous performances Therefore im the absence of Mrexwen, Mee, Alien re; | as burnt night before lest, It is so much of wreck | Milan, late of the Ravel Famliy, to Miss Mariiivs | Rorwsard. 9 tot cePoeis Malegancar McKinley, fm Glas. Passengers Salled. e geous p y *- | as to be worthless for rebuilding. ‘The fire is supposed | 1, of ow and sailed 11th for New York; satted 1th, Anna, Wiaok, Et Livsnroor—Steamship Britaupia—Mr F land; 3.5 represented by the able equestrian (roupe exhibiting jH(*\ tome of ber best furniture from her husband's | tobe the work of an incendiary. It will be remem: | New Orica ft and Hotes, Anna, Binoy | ao Gama, Minister Plenipotentiary of Pe tain, i there, and their beautiful feate of horsemanship. The P<ure to the houre of Longley, where she was to occupy | hered thut Worthington Society has beon the scone of | On” Wednerday” the sou regant, in St George’ TTERVAN, Oct A—Reniy to sail Zodinc, Popken, Philadel | Careveoo, Attache of the Legation, do ilo, Geo B Bnglish, N York; artiste engaged by Mesere. Welch and Delavan deserve socm, taking with her likewise one of her children. | 4\i sorte of cowardly nnd fiendish outrages of late, said iy, the Hy tarens, inf eorge’s | riia, Sid Keophandel, Rem mess, Boston; Pera, Harris, do. Capt A Finlayson, Englan: M Knevitt, N York; Mr Smith, do. ; ' a Chureh, ‘by the Hev, Dr. Tyng, Joux 'T. Witson, of oa U Por. Halifax Miss great credit for the ability of their different dieplays (7 Mt Allen coming home from his daily labor, he | to be the fruit of anti-temperance exci it. Orn yng 1Of | Boutuamrron, Uot 12—8id United States, (#) Hackstall, New | For Malfax—Madie iss Catharine Braine, Mr RL fn the entrce cavalcade of the Courtiers of Louls learned the news that his wife had) lett, ‘nor | purning cf the meeting house is believed to be t the frm of Taylor & Wilson, to Josmrutns, deughter of | York, Braise, ‘ | . Pet by § OK HOLM, pt 26—~ XK: Li ON: wket ship Victoria—Rob or NIV." Blaster Hernaude, isa most intereatiog and Could be weertain Ler whereabouts. This passed | exploit of the gang. If these things ute 60, it is Wrens rer Vanavel tavessiby she Rav. t, 2.i. | MeRaenEA Eee onl Peek teres and Mies Keddie, Rochester, Mc nud: Mey Bisceead, Mend Mie aifted rider, and he may be truly called the frat horse- Sw Gaye earlier than gua tre, Lone ey Feturned, 0 purify erin. Strange prooendings t Taylor, MtcAcd. G. Hovrnrti, of New York, to ving | Ss RNA, Sept 20--Are Stamnbene, oe Pashey: Mesera Whute, Howard, Wells, Bryant, wad Andrew i cated clowns, Goasle | Sac tsoehte wecla Cone Cee ere iene, thous land of steady buvite.”—New Haven Journal, | Entzanetiy Couce, of the former tity, S100, 0684 Are Archimecas, a 7th, Zebea, | Nott, Boston, ae d Rockwell. were much applauded by the audience. They excited much laughter by their merriment and allies, which were not only rich, but orivinal. As for the mare Haidee, this animal is one of the most aaga- cious we have ever seen. lier dancing w - oy Sid London, York, NY being. dovstees by bet bustece th nce Nov 2 Ix Drcokiyn, on ‘Tuesday, 24th init, by the Rev. ‘Tevet. Octi-—Art Hermann, Rean co t ‘Therefore she went to work with some cau. | Covnrenreris.—2’s on the Mohawk Bank, | Mélancthon W. Jacobus, ‘So1osox W 1 of | | Warnen Po d us the lower part of Longley's house is hired | schenectady. good imitation of the old plate— vignette. oriiuington county, N. ¥..toCruscorre 8, daughter aaeat out to another family. upon inquiry, some Important | an lndan in # cande--rogister’s hand badly written jate Edward Quirk, Esq.,of New York. {acts were illicited. Fearful that some tragical s at sate ‘Baltimore. Passengers Arrived. Se emuey, New ‘RRPOO!, AND HAL1PAX—Steamahi Por Hatifax— tt, Montgomery ih, Mt Stowell, Mr Binsin Rey Mer ae ator, Mro Crai hl Fins before: slated), William, Penn, before. state am Penn, pool, and sd 7th for Phitad. $Id Uth, Sterling. | New York—John Jay and Sng ; and the ponies, who followed her = ne | the genuine notes of this plate are nearly alin, Com- — Miss Wilton, Mrs Lamont. Mrs ‘Walter, o cs also much Admired. Inshortsthe clreusct boc, might cecar if she went to the house alone, andtoera- | mereial Bank, Lockport; 2's altered from ones vig. wied, ‘i A fi _ totlation, Flite | Mist Dixon, Mes and Mins Fidler, Mra’ Mors “and 2 childreny ‘Miad J deserver patronage, and the public wil aware dicate any fuch difficulty, sho applied ‘to Justice | nette. female sitting, holding # large figure 1 bre: i oe Tuesday, 24th inat., Canine Faepenicn Stace, | pep, arrived hee irom Hovman Leet g fletertoy ning’ in a Petro, Mr Merrigon, Mr Gillyatt, Rev Jacob M Douglass, Joshua find there « comfortable place to spend. & most spre” Meuutfort, who, upon consultation, rent for Mr. Allen; | ty ¢'Sun n the 36th yoar ef hir age, 0 ‘ot in contact wink the Belzian | Hixon, D Rilkington, Mrs Ewing, “Jos Henry Maury. abie evening ard @ plan was poon devised by the Justice, in order His relatives, and the friends of the family are in- | schopmer Rembrandt, and did her some damage, bbe ag A gd tN roy to keep the peace and see that mo violence was used cane a 7 yited to attend his funeral, at St. ‘Thomas Church, on Krxesrox, Oct. 10—The American ship Marianne, Croker, Wf Ash DE fag ne Dixon, ir. Crmmry's Minstnece, with their ehining black faces tow p either party. This Moinon or re Srate Prison.—Mrs. Farlin Thursday, 26th instant, at 34 P.M., without farther | ftom New York, which pated her chain cable, and drove on the | 11 and harmonious voicer, continue every evening to Yurcent waewuade on the holes be Mrs. Lamenend 4 having rerigned her station as matron of the female | notice, Bae ne cast pier, as reported yosterdad, was got off with tho assistance inoculate their hearere (whore numbers are counties, ft companied Ly & fend, Mr. tinge 1. | Briton at Sing Sing, the inspectors have filled the va- | On Wednenday morning, 2ith inat., after lingering | City> (Arlt master and & jury Of seamen trough, the Pb ihe Christy feyer—one # principe, +y mpto cancy by the appointment of Mrs N. Dewey, of Gien’s | jjiners, Mra. Livy. guerded jn the rear by Captain Jobnson and | Fale, Werren eo dudson River Chronicle, Her relatiy KY Manen, in the 66th year of her 1, fatigne, veed the F utuost exeztio nd friends, and thore of the family, pod bisa in potting ber off