The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1848, Page 3

} Capt. J. F. Reinecke acknowl apropriat manner, the honor conferred w members of Company A., Jeflerson orening, by their presenting t Nim silver ia an hon by the fore omen, on tober in teatimony regard. He returced his grateful nk for the hoaor conferred ked that the oight yearsin which Pay ot ee oa dered as among the happicst years of hie life. The Plumbe National Daguerretan Galle- of Broadway and Murray st.—Scraugers Teen She, emer commen to visit this ovlebrated Gallery. All whe want good picturcs can mike sure of getting them at Plumbe's, Stranzers and all others wishing their hatr or whiskers cut in the latert and neatest styles, would do well to callon the Tnimitable, No. 13 Nassau street, where may be #b- tained also his Infailible Onguent, fur promoting the geowta aud beautifying the hair, Notice. —Wm. H. Beebe & Co., Hatters, 156 road Ih tfwily anueunce that the dawage hy the late fire Bi welr piabilbhments is ov far repaired as to eceble then to ro. sume their regular bussiness. Their store will be re-opsned on ‘ooreday mommies, Nov-2, when they will be happy toasev® thir customers as usual. = WM. 1 BEEBE & CO,, 156 Broadway. 5 bodes | in the morning, in the autumn of the year, ing ‘When leaves naked woods, and meadows brown ap- ‘Then those who fecl the wind aweep wildly through their looks, Step forth without a murmur, and buy a hat of 4 yes, go to Knox, 128 Fulton st., and if he does not furnish a hat to suit, you need not look elsewhere, de pend upon it, ‘We advise those English or American Ca: pet, Floor Vil Cloth, Hearth i Cover, Parlor Mat. or Window Shade, to oall at the celebrated Croapest Carpet Establishmentin the United States, No, 0) Bow- ery, HIRAM AN? ERSON'S, You can purchase a handsome in- grain Carpet, from 4s to sper yd; on every article a saving of 25 per cent to the purchacer. Children’s Hats.—Pearl, Pure White, Drab, Binck and Brown Beaver Hats, trimmed in the most tasteful and {t manner, With the richest materials, by the most accom- ed Parisian artists, may befound at the extensive establish ment of the subsoriber, and will be sold at prices remarkably low, J. ENIN, 214 Broadw Camelia Japonica.—We would call the at- tontion of all those who wish to furnish their parlor wich a five t of the above, to attend a splendid sale of Camelia’s at ‘alliday & Muller's sales room, 7 Wall street, Noy, Ist, at 10} o'clock, from the collection of James B. Weir. want of a splendid Tabla A very fine French Cloth Dress or Frock ages order, from French cloths, $16; some for $14; some 20, Also, Sucks, Overcoats, Pants, and Vests, very fine! made, at prices which must astonish natives, foreigner, ani others. Perhaps, mine is the only store where goods are all bought for cash down; therefore, can be sold low G. B. CLARKE, 116 William street, The “Richelieu” Gold Pens are warranted to wear five years. ‘They are fine, smooth and elastic, and are ac- Knowledged to be the best and chearest Pens in the world. Sold only ty KE. Watson & Co., No. 15 Wall street, Gold pens re- 1,000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 2 to 10 dollars; 200 Cloaks. $2 to $' dress and frock Coats, French cloth aud trimmings, $1 to $ fancy cassimeres, $1 to 3; Vests, 50 cents to $3— tinredeemed pledges, from auction, great bargains. $5 Suit Store, corner Nas’ san aud Beekman streets, Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Citizens and Strangers are informed that the Isrgcet, choapos il wige, half wigs, tonpeos, braids of long hair. and other ornamen ir, is to be found at Medhurst & Heards, 27 Maden Lane. ‘The trade supplied. COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 316 P. M. The ttock market opened heavy to-day for the fancies, and the sales were to a limited extent for all except Harlem, At the first board Canton fell off 1 per cent.; Harlem, %; Long Island, 3/; U.S. 6's., 68, advanced 34 ; Reading Railroad, } At the recond board Long Is)and improved 34 ; Har- lem, and all others closed at prices current in the morning. In consequence of a recent legal decision, the banks of this city have declined co lecting bills or drafts drawn at right, unlers the words “without grace” are inserted in them. ‘The British steamer Forth, at New Orleans, from Vera Cruz, brought $41,758 in specie, for the merg chants of that city. ‘The quantity and value of domestics exported from Boston to foreign counties, during the two weeks ending the 28th instant, were as annexed : - Exronrarion or Domestic Corroy Goons rrom Bostox. To East Indies, 188 packages, value... .,. $10,026 South Amer ca. ...0...1,151 do” do + 784,500 Randwich Istands, 62 do do 8T6T Honduras, 6 do do! BL Emyrna.. 20 do do: 1,053 Hayti.. 9 dodo 503 British colouie do do bad Total... ...... Value......... $55,835 South America, at present, appears to be the most impcrtant market, Large shipments have, however recently been made to the East Indies, It appears that a formal arranzement has been made by the Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal Compa nies, signed not only by the prosidents of the respec- tive companies, but by a number of the largest bond and ehareholders, at the request of tie Canal Company, to make assurance doubly sure. The canal agrees, in future, to charge 75 cents toll per ton, and the railroad $1 65, instead of $1 25, a9 at present. ‘The statement & de that one-third of the tonnage is guaranteed to the canal, is not correct, Each line will enjoy the benefit of its own receipts. It is stated that the Schuyikill Navigation Company have itin contemplation to make a transfer of its whole property, including the cars and boats, to trus- tees, ‘The proposition Sf the Fitchburgh Railroad direo- tors toguaranty the bonds of the Vermont and Massa- -churetts road, meets with little favor from the stock. holders of the former. Even if the measure be legal; which many doubt, it !s thought to be imprudent, im- politic, and ealculated to weaken public confidence in ement of these lucrative investments. In the opinion of many, railroad charters were not grant- ed by the legislature to enable one corporation to be- ocme endorser for another. The Boston money market is represented as being about one quarter per cent easier than it was a week since. The banks were more liberal in their discounts, and the supply of prime paper was diminishing. The Atlentic and St. Lawrence Railroad vill be com pleted to the junction of the Avdroscozgia road in ’ Danville, by the Ist of November, at farthest, and | the cars will run to that point immediately after. ‘The anrexed statement exhibits the movement of the banks of South Carolina at four periods: Banks or Sout Canouina Debts, Is as Capital Stock Bien elreuls Ret profits on, hes 0 ben a re 1621,740 1,456,854 1,522,191 Balance due to other States. % 106895 207,098 All moneys ¢ue w bear interest... . 43,204 26,585 State Trenewy, for Isnev current fund 101,072 — 108, 65,150 Stat Treasury, for age Janee sinking fund 491,023 HIS HKG | ¢ 0 1,810 253 Btate Treasury, for for re-building the ci Cash depotited , Total liabilitie: Resources, ‘Specie on band ., Real estate... Bills of other banki thie State, 280,463, Bills of banks States... .. Sp 0 8505 = 6.910 —5,C00 Balance due from bab! . in this State... 4... 18671 12,905 15,515 | Balance due from Laks inother States... ... 1 73,922 83 50,090 Notes discounted en per sonal gecutity. Loans eecured by pledge of ts ownsteok,..., Loanseecured by pledges of other stock... . Dom¢ stic exchange... Foreign 6,124,049 2,040 972 251.272 2.743 828 1,304, 23% in evi 7 State Treasary 7, Branches and sgenciee Bonds under law for re- vuiling Charleston... Interest and expense of State loan... 42. ses Money invested in every other way than is cified in the foregoing particulars ,.. ‘Total resour 802,420 40,633 132,860 121,556 3,683,972 13,43" ‘There has been a trifling variation in the movement $14,812,808 14,64 of the leading departments of these institutions, but nothing of eufficientimportance to call for any special remarks, Sinco July last the circulation has decreased $228,656, and the specie on hand diminished $65,039. ‘The line of discounts, according tg the returns for Sep- tember, was only, $5,315 less than in the July previous; the deporits show a falling off of $185,003, There ap- , Pears to be a degree of uniformity and caution in the management of these banks generally, which is highly commendable; but it hasfailed to place them in position asrafe as is desirable, The amount of epecie on band is too small,in proportion to the circulation and the drain of precious metals it appears impossible toarrest. The returns for September, last year, show $860.475 of specie on hand, with a@ circulation of $2,430,067, and the returns for the same month this year, show afciroulation of $1,575,567, with $379,202 of specie on hand. In September 1847, the pro- portion of apecio on hand to paper in circulation, was as one to three, and in September, 1848, as one to four, Unless this diminution ceases very soon, there banks will not be ina very enviable posi- tion. A more rapid contraction should be made ia thegizgulation if possible, without any farther reduo- Uion hol wiawnUnt of specie om band. Some ‘Pwxhibit the movement in tho | go'ciuok. TT ae Ps riage 5,590,641 6,515,223 | | nees, the mecting adjourned snd formed a pr 148,737 | principal department of such banks in \NTED—A FFM South Carolina as have accepted the provisions of the | orfour monthe. Apply at the New York W: DE CHAMBRE, ( ‘German, ) who will have mo objection iterald ote. INCH OR South for three act of December 18, 1840, at four periods :— Banxs or Sourn Cano: it aucu Oct, mande, qui NE FEMME DE CHAMBRE, FRANCAISE OU ALLE- U ural Tipugaauet a torager aust ly st. Has lived two years in h do Camden, i Fb. Sud pendant quelques mois, peut trouver une boane place en s'a Loans 18i8, dreseant au bureau de co journal. pee Branch at colar eee WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN 10 YEARS do Camder 384,009 of age, in a whe lesale jobbing or importyng houss, Salary. Southwestern Ri 495,022 36672 311,024 | not se much an object as a permanent situation, Unexeeptionsdie Planters and Meo! LOIS ATH 93.105 | roference piven, Addrest F: H.W. offie of this paper. State Banke feos Sasi Bese ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS "3 Chambermaid an lo p'ain sewing, or would go to the Bank of 8 TALON: OOM GELB soo ie ite aes eee ee eet Pease dreat a noty to A. C. Herald office, fortwo dayy ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. Beakot § 3 an, 88 Cook, ond assist in Washing and Trontog: best of | Brash ah haat. 3 | city reference given, Apply at 85 Great Jones wtreet, in the rear, Southwestern RR... 42.019 22,945 7.973 . Planters’ and Mechs 167483 BAIS B72 Union Bank. 0,705 B09 LOL) State Bank, i452 B35 4u'S53 Bank of 8. 47,949 35,689 4,877 571,582 WANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wowan, A Ctreulation, situation to do Plain Cookin; wud Troning, pee of oe Biante, 1,061,115 ‘Housework, in agenteel 89 to call at 212 ranch at Colm es Southwestern RR, situation to do the grocery bus ne A. B. Herald office, W ‘The Bank of the State of South Carolina appeers to bein the weakest condition in its issuing department, having acirculation of $785,622, and only $7,128 in specie, This bank has for sometime past been the sub- Jeot cf discussion in the publicjournals of Charleston, and its conditon has been pretty severely commented on, and as the returns show, deservedly so. Within the past year, its specie has pren reduced from $257,330 to $87,128, while its circulation has fallen from $1,208 859 to $785,622. ‘This isa contraction; but the reduction in specie progrorses eo much more repidly than the reduc. tion in the circulation, that if it should continue at the same rate much longer, there would be a large amount of paper afloat, without any specie in ‘the vaults of the bank, The condition of this institution calls for some prompt action to place it beyond all dan- ger. Its line of discounts exceeds its capital, and a eontraction should be made in that department. A comparicon of the movement in the different depart- ments of the other banks included in the above table, shows them to be in a better condition than the Ban Plain Cook, Washer and Lroner, or keen for two days, dren's Nuree, or Hain Sewer. of reference from her last place, ast fifteen months, at 17 Mott street, 2d floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A girl, with good city relerem in a private family, is fond of ehi Call at 74 Gth avenue in the Book 182 Fourth street, Ste ANTED—A(SITUATION, BY A RESPECT ABL ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wow: [mye ‘Housework in private faini! Wa NtED By A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG Woman, a situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or Chile five years in her last place, Isa good washer and jroner, VERY ag Chambermaid and Waiter ren, Would go to the eountry. 1 OF BE A . Sho rABLE, be most unox- id mate hiawlf knowledge of is ism gocd washer and ironer. Inquire at 56 McDougal stzect, in 206,212 215,117 tho rear, 7S UGST IZ AT2 aR Rem RR. anya emgage —— JANTED.—A RESPECTABLE SITUATION, BY A 2442,319 2,2 oung Wowan, a8 Chambertnaid, in « private family. TB Deane: bi a of oft} reference cnn be given, Gan be ecen foar hrve day, ‘ayy Bank of the Sinto. Peatd 87 Ply 98 148 Bey street, Be oronctiliee Branch at Colambi ee tae ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RES souttvoutce ayer (belo Pavia young Woman, as plain Cook, Washer and lroner, or to eusiaresiers es a do general hourework’ in a small private fami Ppenieee sae: Hane ceptionable references given, Apply at 222 Twenty. lirst strect, State Bank!) | 236916 bernie et __- i iaale le ps Bank of S. 251,600 ANTED—A SITUATION, BYA STOUT BOY, EIGHTEEN ard years of age, at any business where he co 1,920,813 understands the care of horses, ard has eceurity will be given if required. Aduross ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS housewor! private family, ‘The best of city references given from hee em- ployers, at No. 46 Fourth strest, corner of Hammond. Can Lo ina small be seon for two days at 38 West Sixteenth street, between Eighth aud Niath avenues, Beet WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Nurse and chambermaid; has no obj eceral hcusework in a small private family. | Wiecover street, near Broadway, the place se hae lived at fir we tion to do lesee ca!l at 55 Youna woman, to Cook or to do the general Housework of a all family.’ Best of city reference can be given. Has. been Apply MPECANT her proseat em- ANTHD—A_ SITUATIO woman with a fresh by good tempered quiet woman and m of the State; but there is room for improvement in all of them. The banks of South Carolina, fi country at large, and have very little connection with the banks of other States, Their discounts are confined almost entirely to the limits of the State, and their 7A Sixth avenue, in the at cireulation is principally of a local character, ; Stock Exchange. $13,000 Treasury Notes 6's 102% _50 shs Harlem RR ‘4 lo ‘woman to do the cooking, washing in the country. ED—A SITUATION, BY A RES?! family, no o!jections to general housework, ‘Tho best of city reference at No.7 Chry tie street, im the rear, first building, eeoond floor, BY A Youna t of milk, as Wot N t desirable poi y one wanting @ good nurse. Good city reference, ‘Please eal at ‘and ire No given, MEALTOY arse, ia a for a az in a private objections to go Please call For City Trave Revorr see fourth page ee BID CONGKESSIONAL DISTRICT.—AT A MEETING held at the Second Ward Hote! on Tuesday evening, Os obse into consi¢exation the propriety of adopting measures: galiable to unite the whis pvty tn thn Third Congeesionst istrict, the following recolutiuua were offered by Mr. Sunvaiy and Sarma i. adopt Sr ae y Room Fa onal Hall. Canal street, t resolves, Tat the basis of a tratlifal and honest republic is a | 1}6 o'clock, to, reeel . feco and unliassed expression of individual opinion and pre- | love fir Celetratione applications for Order. By orde BEN. Bowe, WANTED FOR THE WI and Marxets Exsewurne gentleman and his wife, in a res preferred.) in the central part of the « tre must be modera| diess‘ Livingston,” Herald office, + of New York, will bold a speci: That the audacious interference of the friends of J. P, 8 ev ceive aud act upon petitions for 30,000 do 15 10; 10 Can be seen for two days. 1,000 U S 6's of '55 Wg 750 do ~~ —ereen ee ne $$$ 70,000 do Geof (8-105 ~ B00 do ; | MPO FAMILY GROCERS—?HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO 000 Indiana State S'@ 5 = 150 do 830 45°) exchange a new and splendid Piano Forte for Groceries; any 2OWOhio7 perct 1050 do #15 rorpeotatie Grocer wishing to trade, will please address Exchange, 7,000 Reading Mge Bonds 6244 300 do 23D at the office of this pape 4,000 Kentucky 6's 974 200 do b3) = = Sebs Bank of Com, full $1” 250 Long Island RR IS RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN 5 Bank of Ameren og “bo Fao bio wishes 8 sitvation—is a good Cook, and first rate Baker—in 60 Canton Company 2053 200 do. a e family or would go asassistant in a respoctable board: 50 do 80 29% 100 do 230 ine houre in the country or city. Can be seen fortwo days, at 50 do aod Ftd ae an t, 50 do 0 3 6 do m3 i) do b60 3014 60 Stonington RR ED, ON BOARD THe Reading RR 4 6 Erie R¢ new full 8 i i person need apply who has 7 ‘0 ie BS a6 bod bn’ net served in the above capacity on board a naval veesel. Satis. ‘DN Wand Hartford RR We 13 a big | factory testimonials of good moral character and aptness for the Necend Boaxd. situation, will be required. “Addrcss “*#redouia,” at the Herald $500 Treasury Notes G's 10:34 25shs Carton Company 293 |“ Sr ) Uhio7 8 Wl" 2 Brio RR ong RESPECTABLE GIRL, SINTEEN YEARS OLD, WISHES ‘00 Reading Mort Ronds 624 59 do 5a) togo South with a lady. She isan excellent Seamstress, and 1,000 shs Long Island RR 2033 6 doold 585g | fuakes fino smite, or any hina orembreldeese The tacts ree 1000 “do 0 2t" 360 Harlem RR bo BY" | ferences will be given for sbility and character, Pleaso eall at 150 do 150 do 49 | 4°8 Brordway, third floor, front room, or address a line to M. A. 2 Canten Company Ww do bo) 50 | R.,at thisoflice, : 300 "do bo 100 Farmers’ Trost 234 5 TER, BY A YOUNG table family, (private ity, vie Wall furnish their apartment, and "wou story front rocm. ‘The gentleman will dine down town. Tern References given aud required, Please a ing, nity 0 Id like a second THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE ‘i the Grand Lodge » Wednesday, at Chatters, pati- stalment of Lodges . the work of the nd in the pro at the Second Ward f the entis whiz or t, as well as overy jon of free eitvzen- 00] Nov, J, at8. 0.0, ganization of the Third Cong execinol other citizen, who regards the honest expr. ship in the primary psscmblazes of the p Resolved, That ‘the system of organi ey, for the purpoce of destroying le, force by means of vidual opinion, fair and te houest men to places | sentatives will please be punctual Resolved, That the following names be selected for publication | ~ By or. 0. OF 0, F-—MEMBERS OF KINGS c¢ No. 45, are advised to be on hand on Wednesday evening, ier, TY LopaE, THE RW. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE + of New York will hold a Special Degree Se: rin ing, at 8 o'clock, at the Grand Lodge Room, No, 398 Bi for’ the purpose’ of conferring the Grand Lodge Degree. W. HH, PRALL, Grand Secretary,” 7. PETER'S CHURCH Emanuel Smith, Joseph Towens, Joreph Bille, Henry Fabre, Oliver Smit MH, J.B. Simpeon, Tho, Reynolds, Millard, T.M. Andrews, Solomon D, Willis, dobn Palmer, Witham ‘Thomas tmith, Peter A. Petesson, William Tilfvrd, Daniel A. Samuel, Georze Scholl, Edward D Hi: Edwerd Dugdale, Jolin Craneh, Augi Kinon, ect, Herr tho Bowery flor, # a geontect how MPOLED—A FRONT PARLOR AND THEW Apply at from alist of five undred names signed to m paper eutitied as NOTICE.—THE CREDITORS OF follows:—The undersigned, whig electors of the wv 8t, Peter's Chureb, Barclay etreet, are particularly rejuested sions! District, cheertwlly’ re@amend the nomination o to meet at the Broadway House, corner of Grand and Brondway, whigs of the distriet, made on F, last, and {entrance on Grard,) on Wedneedsy Evening next, November themeelves to support FLORENC ¥,as' their candi- | Ist, athalf past 7 o'clock, as business of the utmost importance to date for the Thirty first Congress— them is to be transected. A punctual attendanos or all credi- 8. J. ralmer, Draper, Jr. A. Dowd, tors is earnestly solicited FRS. M. BARON, J.P: Bull, Charles Stewart, J King Arndt, On behalf of himself, and others, M. M. Bradley, Robert Stewart, |. B Sohusop, = mee apap Spams ——— Warren Bliven, J. L, Rome W. Serreavos, A WEEN TURTLE S0UP.—A VERY FINE GREEN TURTLE Jon ftudwell, Jr. F. M Ba J.B, Howhkise, A will be served up this day, and during the week, at the Bank Geo Kmeht, Gileenie, Stewart, ‘offee House, No. 11 Pine street. Familion suppl . Lyman, . Sturtevan! . Fost ry “ i < hy bean; 9 geet, VV BNISON FRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, 8 MATDEN § Williams, Baily Broos, lane, and 15 Cedar street —Three fine Saddies of Veonison | W. Paimer, T.D. Groeney B. BF. Harris, will he roasted d served up with Currant Jelly, at ‘T. Brigham, James flerald, a iT 8134 cents pe eady at 12 o'clock, S Wheelwright, MM. Donvery, | Z oan Gorge Grors, . Cromwell, Simeon Draper, aaa ere iD BY G.YALE. Wd Woulward, Mosemoaa, John Sith” US? TUBLISHED BY G, VALE, Bi E. Mccabe, Hiram Hurd, Heury Wilson, | J Franklin square, (Pearl st,) New York. 13 Sermons by the JC. Harti, John Edwards, Edward Combs, Kev. Rolert Taylor, selected from the “ Devil's Pulpit.” with 4 3 ah, counlan Wiliam W. troncmigal introduction and figure, by G. Vale, price 5) cents. In Hi. Wilhumng, William ‘Carter, neg Barley, est, “Poivon and Antido'e,"Age of Reason, and Watson's Reply, 1B. Simpson, John Carter, ry Ford, Oe 3 TL J.B, Marabalt. J.B. Smith. DISTRICT 1 REAT RATIFL- £—5 ‘ata in council—The domoeratic republican electers of the 8th, ¥th, and Mth wards, assemote | in overwhelming numbers, on Tuerday evening, October Stat, at the corner of Varick aud Charlton streets, pose of respond. | — | ing tothe nomination of the Hon, Michael Walsh, to represent | the district in the Slst Congress. “Dr, Cornelius Ii. Archer was Ned to the chair J. M. Bard, I. P. Hannmaker, Viehol, | Wm. Jay Haskett Ira Burdge, were appointed vice prosideats, | ara Dennis MeMahon, Geor Long. Wm. 8, wing report wag he Convention :—The con- fe to bo presented for the ongtessional distri beg Teave to prisent to th der the firm of ory Barre, in thi New York, 8st October, 1848. will he settled by A. H. Pukker New York. November (st, 1848, NF pubiio, Wm Dafy, President r the selection of a eaudid | suffrages of the democracy of the fifth enclided their Taber i 7 auction, ‘The avetion bns ill be vene the name of the Linn. Michael Walsh, In eetocting Mr. | AnG‘ait acetate ater hk He hag the candidate to bo offered for y ty the conven- - ~ 2 been Influenced by a sincere TO LOAN ON E # of their constituents. The cod, se honest, enjable, fearless our nations! comme’! he will p district, and a watehfal and y | interests of all classes of his fellow eitizes | be can be elected by a triumphant d by all the de and adopted wothout ao cheers, ‘the f How: the undoubte ndidate we offe nil incorraptibl fal repre: an of the righte and | $15.00! the Wall street, | G & good cath busi gt Ho AND NOQUE: dof July last, Duplex Wa p & Lander. very of the property, by makin JARED WILCOX, Ws CHANCES TO 0D nt this nite in Michael Wal witl Which be bas bee until the day of the ele cure for him, by #1 honorable means, a triumy all opponents § whether known and ofen ener m this porid, | ly fitted up Oy Ant majority. 1 buriness. The irievor, havi , OF aucret Proksata—a VERY SUP gentlo, anda fast tra: Jidy'e or boy's use, 10) Vers hi ae ength whieh d forves of er traitor re daily acy ction over U nt ¢ tonists, barnburners, and all | TYME COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Jatronnge he has reo Vusiness of the establishment, of Oil Paintings and An will be continued #8 hereto ore with the addition ¢ MAKE MON Porter und Os ster House, the best stand in the eity, di genteel dwelling, eroton w: in Witt be sold’ low. nq Vieot’s Livery Stable, No. 19 Rosevelt atreet is day « (© AMATEUS OF THE FLUTE—FOR SALE, A FINE ed efght keyed slate, made by Rudall and Ro nthead. Apply between Gand 8 o'clock, Ps ML, evil OF THE th avenue, iS °IN lissoived by mus tual consent, The business of the firm will be closed up by ORY, CH, SAC ej ND AND MORTOA on productive real estate in this city. nk note exchange cilice to JOHN F. CONKEY, randy by. T. Coo; “ ‘The above reward will to paid on axptication to ington Fish Market. ug Ste re PLBARRE. \O-PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED—THB GO-PARTNER- 7 ship under the fitm of A.B, Pakker nud Barnett Levy this day dissolved by mutual consont, All accounts of said firm A. H. PAKK ER, BARNET? LEVY. ondway, returns his thanks to the rom them. FOR SALE, A and incorraptblo democrat, an eloquent, fear'ess and | } Also, peery and Liquor Store, a Porter House over: oeate of the rights and a «f the working rade, two Oyster Collars, &e, Th sein want of good nd, haying the fallest efice in his on ire fitness for e)! cut, may call on Gillespie, agent, 552 Pearl 8°, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Neat. er Saloon, in Fulton str-et, now doi i made another engage nd wil therefore, sel! out clic $196 Fulton st. re corner Cannon in the e HORSE. Ived, That in th lates for Register, Sarrorate and | if 2 and e recognize well known and tried democrats of une ss 2 | habve character, aud emisent qualifaations, Gr the offices | NOK SaLK—A VALUA@LE, HORSE—aLSO, A WAGON to which they. respectively nominated, and entertain § table £7 6 Pedia: Evquiro at Du nodcubt thet receive the united and suoces.ful up- Delancey, between 2 and 4 o'clock. P.M, Hisrly adapted for s at Harrison & ev ine gly th ook oa VOR SaLE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED COPFEE AND S710B meee, Dame with th of Case and Hatler, Walworth | AVN! ry. doing a first rate businers. Iv is offered for and O'Connor, Walsh jus, MeMurray and Shepard Y tat ak Geo sntesh on Cuantagr tants he owner wishes to leave for a Western city. Wi wneclrataes et xe acto, a he office of this paper, wish namo and address Kloguentand forcible x conse Be Phillip | YOR SAUL ‘Ch AND FIXTURES OF Eeq, Hon. Mike Walsh, D. P. F. Wardell, Esq. and thes acd Hotel, S14 Pearl strect, coreer | Mt Keg. The spece en wete listenod | Peck rip, ‘To a person wishing to ongage in sue , the | to with piofiundattention, culy intervapted by the responsive # offered by the location and rospe patran- | cheers cf the assembled multivude. On motion, it was resolved re feldom offered, Por farther informat of Bie | {iat the proceedings be published in the Trie Sun, Sun,anl | o«nercn the premise ARTY, N, B.—To prevent un- Herald, ard af ex giving ninecheers for all the democratic nomi« {11 be ash, mand marche | CORNELIUS B. ARCHER, Pro ed ircagh the dietriet. Denvis MoMAHAN, } Groner ¥, Munson, | ris Fane THON EXTHA, OF WICH DRESS GUUL articles, on Tuesday, Slat of October STEWART & CO, in order to Accommodate the ublic DS, AND a 8 throw ¢pen, for oné week only, their wholeenle rooms (Ist story,) Gn ete 7 Secretaries, | ord offer for rnle, at extremely low prices, & waguiboont stock \ \ of rich dvess Sika, printed and plain Mouste ine de Laine and Crchemiro d Beorse; Shawla; Lyoo and Muslin Embroidories; Pons Forey Goods; embroidered Crapes and Silks; real point | Diuseels Lace Capes, Berthes, Collars, and Drcases; splendidly embroi d Velvet and Cs mire Paris made Cloaks, &e. Also, | rich Brocado Satin Damasks, Brocatelles, &.. &c., for curtains and furritme covering, Brradway, Oct, 20, 184 ViLT AND H eyeotiully inform jo & Coca celebrated manut ars OUGH AND READY GRAND INDEPENDENT MASS rally, friends of Cereral Taylor for the Presideney will relly in their might at Vauxhall Garden, on Thursday, Nov, 735 0 Several popular oritors will nddvess t order Committco of Arrang’ts of the N.Y. R GEO, A. JOS. W. SAVAGE, Secrotary SULPHUR RATHS—FOR ERUPTIONS OF TUE SKIN, & »S Mrs. M. Carroll, 254 Broadway, one door above Leonard a would inform persons affected with diseases of the 4k | Bathe Lave been in operation sinee 1825, 0 reo Broadway, wp stairs, where will be fo Cd aseortmentot TebleSets, Tea and C Spoors, Peri s, Knives, &e, Bo, Borhets, teent Bottles &e. Overeents ‘They 1) No, 6 Mur LVERED PLATE —T08 PUBL thatthe depot of Messrs, Chs. C! I re of Galvanic, Gilt and Silve Piate, in Peri will be opered om Priday mex | Orders exoented in a brief delay | CL ENTUEMEN, TP YOU WISH TO SAVE $20, 7AKE YOUR by cur first physicians, Dra, Mott one, Hoy, 8 can get them cleaned and ve wi ow letters cnn haseen Rt hor extahtiah ment Mittonsin fact, T make thew lork equa TT a hana aR UNDmaW aI? live attended to by te general tailor, A, CORT street, interested in a new werk just publi st received by the United States. ARE RE od th inet, at No, neral and golect fee Pots. Ton Kerties, Also, fancy artic a8 Jewel odway, where ra, cuffs trim- to new. A call 18303, 6 Murray Robert Bh. Perbes, Bee titted, * Proteetion of Shing D GIUSTE & CO, KESPROTFULLY INFORM TUBIR rding to principles established by Sir W. & © friendeand the pwblie, t have opeced a Bilhard Pprowed after eighteen venta experience in | fuicon, with bar room, at No, 137 Fulton street, ground floor. evy, ermpiled from Harris on Thunder Storms, N.B—1ureb every day from LL A. M, to 22. M., atter the first aphiet published in str, ty, Harris, day of November next, «of protection of certain ships ot be ha OT tan way ‘ger under the Ameri ¥ ey suaale cattle co ead. | (Wenty cripinal end talented contributors; two splendid Oriai J By From og 4 “Courted by a Deat Widows" “The Way to Scar FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, | “A Tbri ling Pale of Real Life in Brooklyn C Ootoher 9th, 188, The Prosident and Directors have t trys The American Fing in Canada,” Fi No 1; and Mere Chronicles of Mor woke paper is original, ard the paper bor ever irened. Hirt aetwal cireniathow a 1 doy declared » dividend of four in} Btock of this Company, fer the ix monthe ending Ist t. payable to the Stcokholders on and after Wednerday at, Necerber next, ‘The transfer book will be closed from cS inst to that dnt er sis ii aa . EVERITT, Seorotary, half per cent on the Ca RISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHE ard superior quality, in (> kage seopted for their purrere ( very much lees thon the usual Mait Whirl ey Distiller, 86 Seveu C sis ISLAND FLEKY.—THE STRAMBOAT SPATEN Islander will run ag followe:—Leave New York at 9 11,1 Glim. Gand 64 o'clock, Lavye Quarantine at 10,13, 2,4 ad avon at U's Brondwoy, and at all News Depots EY—HIGHFLAVORED to auit the trade, n any in the market, y WIMLLAM M. PARKS, rd better For sale at 2 Store sh, roome | | PRESENT POPULAR ST | dey, November 4th, from Judd’ ARK THEATRE.—WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEWBER. 1, will te performed the farce C4 FOUNDED OW Facts— Pp Captéin Harwood, Mr. G. rs, Mise Mary Tay- ie ‘Atay ich, te renee Grmed ats 00a ran. Haile ton: Prince Wedoiph "Baron Lowenoroft, Mr Av Am. drews; T abella, Taylor, To concluce with the fares of THE NERVOUS MAN—Nr. McShane, Mr. Maurice Mower? Mr. Aspen, br. Giltort: Lord Mr: Andrews; Lady Uoesk ‘Mrs. Gilbert: Betty, Miss n. 8 Circle, 75 cente; Family Ciel, 80 ca, Thee Bones SF cota Pit Stic Sone Gane OADWAY THEATRE—F. A. MARSHALL, PROPRIE- tor.—W ednesday evening, Nov. 1, will be actud the aomedy called TOWN AND COUNTRY~ Mr. Plastic, Mr. B. Shaw; Kit Coury, Mr. Blake: Reuben Glenroy, Me. Dyott ; Capt. Glenroy, Mr. Fredericks; Hawbuck, Mr. BF Hon. Mra, Glenroy, Mra, Abbott; Roralie Somers: Mine Wallack, To conclude with the farce of MR. AND MRS WATTE—Major Pepper, Mr. Vache Mr. Peter White, Mr. T. Plncide; Widow White, Mra. Abbott Mrs. White. Miss R, Cline; Kitty Clover, Mra. Watts, Dross Circle and Parquette, 75 cents; Family Circle 25 oon te; Gallery, 3 Fxennte, Doors open at 6}¢—pertormance to commence a| BOWERYTHEATRE—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 1, will be performed the new drama called LIFE—Basil Mil- ford, Mr. J. H. Hall; Mr, Milford, Mr Tilton; Hawkeye, Mr. Jordan; Sianty Jim, Mr. C. Warwick; Agustus Fuzzle, Mr. Winans: Barbara Milford, Mra. Tilton: Betty Bright ira, Su therland. After the drama, Mr, Wood will appear and sing the grontly admired song «f “The White 1" After which wit! Spjear tho New Orieaus Serouadersin the.x Negev Liusieat lous, After which, ew comedy of GOING THE TROT—Twid. die, Mr. Winans; Mre. Chucks, Mrs Sutherland, Doors open 6 ance to commence at 7 precisely, Boxes, BP conte performance to ¥ ‘and Gallery, 1236 centa, URTON’STHEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—WEDNES. 8 reat! Net ke wil be played the new farooentiiled ANY THING FOR 's CHANGE— eyhall, Mr. Raymond; Mrs, +: Margaret, Mrs. Brougham, After MISE—Ehenezer Sudden, Mr. Burton ; After which Prof, Risley and hissons x 1 sand Clorsica’ Perea, To conclude with DaN BEY SEK VE 3a:800N yan Heesvar, Me, Jobimstony Nae potecn Li ey; Mary Tanner, Mies C. Chay pibrioes, 0 MMovigsica. Bross Circle, and Parquet, 60 sen tay ramily Circle or Secon: ote, Doorsopen at balf- ‘ourtain to rise at 7 o'clock, caviar a CUANTRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY ‘Coatham.—Wedoessay November I, will be acted BShakepeare’s Tragedy of UTHI thello, Mr. J. Jago, Mr. Stark; Brabantio, Mr. Pardo; Roderigo, Me. Richardson ;' Montano, Me. hi Dawes; ‘Lydovico, Mr. Taylor; Desdemona, Miss Mestayor; Fuilia, My8. Chapman, ‘To conclude with the Musical Burlosjus of OTELEU—Otello, Mr. Rice ; Iago. Mr. Burke; Luke, Mr. doe bert: Montano, Mr. Taylor; Cassio, Mr. Seymour While; Brabantio, Mr Pardey ; Roderig2, Mr. Richardson; ‘Dos- demona, Miss Mestayor; Emolia, Mrs, Chapman, Doors open at u te commence at 7. JM XCHANICS HALL, No. 472 Broadway, between Grand ‘and Broome streets, commenced on Monday, Octobor 24, and will continue night” until further notice—Fourth Wook of the re openit inal and well-known CARISTY'S heen 8G ized in 1842.) THE FIRST TO HARMO- NIZE NEGRO MELODIES, Ludovico, Mr, AND ORIGINATOR OF THE LE ETHIOPIAN ENTER TAINMENTS, whose concerts in €hld city, for w period of ten months, were reoeived with such dining favor and patro- nage, have, the honor of announcing to the Isdios and gon ofKew York and vilnity, that they will iva © soe of their oncerts, ing. a Vartety of ‘hele origin fnorossee, Charactorisic Dantes, ha, Adwlarlon, 25 Sete Dees aren at7, ‘Conserv cumehon At 8 Salk. An Aitornorm very Raturday, oommencingat So'clock, P. My under themanagement and diteosion of. €. Christy, 8, LENT, AND CO.'S HIPPOFERMAN ARENA AND SY" Circus, tae largest and most extensive establishment of the Lind existing, will oper on Monday, Oct, 0th, under an immense pavilion erected for the purpose, and capable. of eomfertably ao commodating upwards of 4060 people, on Eighth street, near the Opera House, for ® short time only” Sineo thiv matamoth establishment was last in this city. the proprietors have added mort attractive features to thelr ox which stand the celebrated Perform the theatres Druzy lane, purchased and roduoed in their imported wt an immense expense, and w wonderful performances at each exhibition; the troupe of ten Egyption Camels, introduced in an oriental. paucont 4 oiler attractions cf a sterling nature, ‘The stud of (erloraing Dorses and Ponies is unequalled and unupproachable, come prising, among others, the maguificent dancing horses May Fly Ind ‘Bucephalus; the: thiry posey Cindoreliny the twin sonics Damon and Pythias; the ehting ponies, Deaf Burke and Tom Spring, and the celebrated trotting pony, Black Diamond. The corps of performers, selected with great’ care from every quarter of the globe, includes, in their various departments, many of the fost Ouinent artis's living, and the nates menticned bolow will be a.cufficient guaranty of the strength of this prtion of the estaMishment. “Mr, Richard Sands avd hie children, Maurice | and Jesse; Mons. Coné, the great French equilibrist; Master Walter Aymar, the Juvene eguestrian; Mr. W. Stint, great polyhippian equestrian; Mr. H. Gardner, the inimitable soene rider; Mr, H. Ruggles, the unsurpassed performer on the corde volante; Signor Penex, the contortionist, &e. &o, &e, The unexceptionable humor of the popular clowns, Pentland and Lathrop, is not the least attractive feature of the entertain: | ments, Mactar of the arena. Capt. J. A. Deeamp; equestrian director, Mr. W. Stout; musical director, Mr, Eaton; treasurer, Mr. J. W. Fatioy. Admittance 25 cents; no half price. After: noon and Evening Exbivitions, Doors open at 2 aud G3; pore formances commence at 234 aad 6%. ABERNACLE.—GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT by the celebrated Germania Musical Sccie'y, composed of twenty-four performers, on which occasion Siz, Novelli and Herr Bristow hav: kindly volunteered their services, Thursday wve- ning, Nov. 24. Leader of the Company, C. Lenschow ; Agent for the Company, H. Reich. Programme ‘Part 1—Overturs, L'en- vencnt du’ Serail, Mozart; Cheerful Brother's Waltz, Strauss; ‘and Concerto for the Piano Forte, by Bristow, C: M. Von Weler: Railrondshare fnrer, galopade, Loutner’; Overture, Alleesandso Stradella, Flotow, Part 1!—Overture—Kyrantho, Weber ; Grand Scena and J axd full Orehestrs. Donizotti; Souvenir do Pesth, Wal! rchow ; Cavating, from Kobert lo Dialle, Moyerbeer ; Pot La Fille du Regiment, Donizetti. Admission 50 cents ~ to be bad at the Music Stores snd at the door on the evening of the Conce; Doors open at 7; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock DE CONCERT AND EXBIBITION OF THE PUPILS OF tho New York Institution for the Blind, which was to take pisce on the ISth instant, but was postponed on aceount of the storm, will be given in tle Broadway Tabercacle, on Wedve:day Cvening, Nov. I. In addition to the pieces publishod in the P: gramme, the Dialogue which was spoken by tyro of the pupils lat epring. will, by sp.cial request, be repeated. ‘To the lover of music, the philanthropist, and the Christian, no occasion can be more deeply interesting” Let all those, therefore, who can be done by and for the Blind, avail themse! tunity. No po 25 cents, [\WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAND COMBINATION OF BAN. ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation of the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge. Als*, twenty.two magnificent Scriptural ¥ aintings by Mr. Baker, of London ; each one contain. {ng sbout 100 are feet of canvase—the whole comprising one of the most: ree oan ce {a tepeating exhitidoas ore rht ty America, ve Creation jan, en | tai Sree ites Danndise Death of hieh weenie were ae luge, ‘The Deluge, God's Covenant with Noah, Destruction of 80- dom snd Gomorrah, bayer of Pharsoh Finding Moses, The Sevonth Plague, Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, Moses Bresking the Tables, Fall of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &o., &¢.—now exhibiting every wight this week, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, commencing at three c'olock, at tho splendid new Hall, 396 Broadway, over Stoppante Baths.” HANINGTON'S entirely new Grand Scriptaral Dio- ramasof the most magnificent Spectacle ever witnhased in New York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, acsisted by power- fal instrumental acoompanimenta, Six Days of the Creation.— Semery and Incidente "Chane, the First Day. The Firman ho ond Lay. jerbage ni lowers, Titird ung Sun, Moon and Stars Fourth Day. Creation of Fish and Fowh, Fisth Day. Creation of Animals Sixth Day. Garden ot Eden — Adam and Eve. With the com| of the labors of the Crea- tion, the first part of the exhibition closes Part2—Grand Diora. ma of the Deluge. Tickets 25 cents; children half price. Doors opon at7—cartain risee nt 73¢ o'elock. ILSON'S FIRS! ENTERTAINMENT ON THE 80NGS of Scotland.—Mr, Wilson begs to announce that he will give his first entertainment on Friday evening next, the dd of Nov., at eight o'clock, when he will sing a variety of the most populag and characteristic Songs and Batinds of Scotland. the programme of which may be had at the Music Stores, Tickets 50 cen's, of It Paris, sung by Sig, Novolil NION COURSE, L. .—TROTTING—PRIDAY, NOV.3, 4 haif past 3 o'clock P.M. Match for $200, mile heats, bos! dD inharnevs, ©. 8. Berting names names G.M. Lady Ellen. Also, Ma\ hares C. 8. Bertie names Lovg Island Girl; Mr. Hendrick son names G. Gi. John. ‘Tho cars leave South Ferry for the Ccurco st 2 o'clock snd retora afver the sporteare over. A dinis. tion to all parta of the Cource, 50 cents, REEN, Propil OR SAN FRANCISCO, (UPPER CALIFORNIA), TOUCH- ing at Valparaiso—To stil 10th of Noverber.—The paclat thip SILVIE DE GRASSE, Captain Rich. will positively sail on the above duy. ‘There will be a supercargo on board, who will take charge of any consignments intrusted to him, anil pay par ticular attencion to the landing of debenture goods, &e, Ke. For freight of light goods, or passage in the cabin, or stecragh. for tither of the above porta apply to the Captain on, board, pier No. orth River, orto POX & LIVINGSTON, 22 Broad stroct, }OR NEW ORLEANS—NEW LINE—THE SUPERIOR FAST railing packet ship Allania, Capt, Sohander, will vo-itively sail on the 7th November, For cabin, 2ad cabin, and steerage a3 ations, she cannot be surpassed. and at low raves, For pesesge or freight apply on board, foot of Dover street, East river, or to E,W. KIMBALL & Co., 8 Wall st, Fo NEW ORLEANS, VIA. UAVANA—THE FINE NEW fi in Bik G. Stranger; 'E Bliiot, for $i) mile heats in steamship GALVESION, J.R. Crane, commander, will leave tle above prris_ on_ Saturday, the dth of November, at 10 o'olock, A. M., from pier No.4, NR,’ No berth secured until paid for, Detter bags at the usual places. For froight or passage, hav- {ug very superior accommedations..app'y to |. 73 South stro t, J. HOWARD & 80 OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA—THE WELU knew steamship “United Siates,” burthen 2,000 tone, W. Hacksta®, Commander, will leave for New Orleans, on Satur. wharf, upper side of Catharine Market, East River, nt 3 o'clock, P.M.,and from New Orleans, on the ISth November, Small pareels ard packages received at Harn. “» Express office, 0 Wall street, until the day of sailing, and delivered immediately on arrival at New Orleana. No berch ed until paid for, Cabin paseae Steerage passigs, $20, Postage 2 cents on letters weighing half an ounce, Nofeeiaht Vill Ye received an the day of sallng. Letters will to received at Harnden & Cos, 6 Wall street; Exchange News Room e's Letter office, 7 Wail stroot; and at Kenyon’s Journal of Commerce ollice. or freight or pasenge apply to CDARLES H. MARSHALL 38 Burl’ng Slip. On her return ehe will resume her regular trips to Bavre, leaving New Yerkon the 10th. December, and Havre the 8th January, tonching at Sonthampten beth ways, RAYKOAD NOLICE “THE PATERSON AND RAMA?O Kaiiroad being fin'shed, the Cars wi reulatly on Wednesday, the 1st of Novemb b ey City Foriy Roats, foot of #@.M., and suffern's Depot (on the Er he Core, which lon The secommodation tra , ard Courtlandt street ¥erry orning train to and from Paterson, nd New York at £3, nut] further notice. BROADWAY sUEATKE—NOTIOR—708 chip heretofure existing between the subscribers, nnder tho name and firin of Mann & Marshall, is this day dissolved, by mu. tral consent, The business of the firm will be, olised up by Mr. Marshall, 1 Brussels Carrets Furniture. se Terms Cash BLE LAW LI HI, Wodnesday and o'olook, ‘Thurae Room, wable Law bracing ail the K most dovitable ‘of this im portant ave now road the Books mined, j AME Becks oe ier reokl) n pro k , will continue the ele o Fo cculd not sell half of the property advertise time,) isdsy, at 12o'clock, at the Merc or particulars, apply to the auetior , for want ol xchange, No £, 43 alton stevet, UCTION NOTICE—SALE OF CHOICE FURNICUREs this day, at 1034 o'elock, in the old Church, corner of William auc Frankfort ste <i also, two splendid Pianofortes, four Book coors, 160: unting house Desks, Patntinzs, hour turnishiug arti cles, Ko. Ne. cif THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. J. BROWS, AUCTIONEER —2XTENSIVE SALE UF os Cabinet Fereitoro, by order of assignees, vt a crodit of three monthr=J, W. Brown will sell at a £10 v'clock, $8 com ‘on, on Thursday, Nov, 2 jen, by order of tho assignoes of Mr. F. Plate, nt Now 118 and 120 Wooster atreot, the vin ohed stock ro ub be Wheeld, Consisting of 100 Sofas, 100 Jar. ermal Rook. yet lel rench Bedsieads, Wardrobes, Hookcases, Cen'rs Tables, Way ins, mahogany Cheirs, Bureaur, Ottomans, Di vere, Sc. Terme, three monihs’ credié for ali suims of $10 and (OFF approved e darted notem, J EW YORK HORSE DAs ction eater of Hor theday, Wednesday, Lat with carr ager, 5,00 Chrovie C And other direares, within the last ycor, by Kirkbride’ Tatrerall’s Heave Powders, One dot lar worth is eutctent fora cure of eaves, and a docen oases of jeware of imitations, + simon KETCHUM & TRNSTTAW 121 Patt R, No. SL CKOSDY STRER Carringes, Darnors, Sedd: ‘he, vember, commencing at Ll o'clock pd at 12 o'clock with horses J. 1, GATFIELD, Proprietor. HORSES HAVE BREN CURED OF NEAVRS 4 —W HO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN ftoliae and warranted 1 ONL) they cou heve them inrerted for 01 ieee Viline shouts goid 79 eente pricen. Fillinw told 75 couts to te, Offce Xs Bromdwa: the reduetion Exteactiog 35 the | 1G ITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE—WEDNESDAY Mivine: Noventer Is the sntrtaneentci esos EVE the comic drama of GRIST TO THE MILL—Prince de Mr Arnold ; Marquis de Kicheville, Mr. Nickiaaon; M'llo, de Me lechet, Mrs. Henry ; Frarchine, Mits Clark After which, a drama entitled ESMERALDA—Quasimodo, Mr. Nickincon; Grengoirs, Mr. Conover; Remeralda, Miss Mar t which, A GRAND PANORAMA OF BROADWAY, from Grace Churol to the American Museum. To conelude with the laughable farce of the YOUNG SCAMP—Mr, Mildew, Mr. Holland; Joseph, Miss Clark; General Besuvois, Mr. Mickinson, Doors open at halt. Was, BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET.— ral Thompson, Managers—Wedne: evening, Novemter 1, Mr. B, W. Carroll will app-ar in his thrilling performance, with the infantile phenomenon, The Comio Trio) ‘onies, Romeo and Juliet, John Gossin, the Yoriok of the 10th century, will keep the table ina roar,” assisted by those very eccentric and reedy witted josters, Messra, Rockwell and Wil- ems. ‘The celobrated Trick Horse, Andalusia, will exhibit his thorough training, under the care of Mr, Darius, A superb full dress « avaleade will commence the exercises of the circle Boxes 60 cents; Children under 10, to Boxes, 25 cents; upper boxes 25 cente, AKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- prictor; F. Hitchoock, Ma Splendid “performances. every afternoon at 3, and evening at7ig o'clock. Major Littlefin- ger, the smallest human being on earth tat can eitter walk or stand alone. Great Western, the Yankee Comodian. The Sablo Brothors, a most superb and talented band of Negro Singors, Dan- gers, Ke.” Peto Morris, Comic singer. ‘The Highland Mammoth Boys, Enormous Boa Constrictor, Living OrangOutang. Pairy Family, Infant Vestris. Wax Soripture Statuary. Madam Rock well, te famous Fortune Taller, may be privately consulted at fn extra charge of 26 cents, Admission to the whole, including | Muscum, Performances, Little Finger's, &e,, 26 conta; children | under ten years of age,and old enough to walk alone, 1234 cents. Reserved front tents, one shilling eash EXICO IL} USTRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTEL fully magnificent and elaborated Moving Panoramio Vi ted under the immediate direction of Mx, F. Grain | giving o fnithful and picturesque representation of the lineot march pursued by the American Army, undor the command of Generel Scott, from Vera Cruz to the ing every evening, and on the afternoons of Wednesday and Sa- turday, it Stoppani Hall, corner of Broadway and Walker strcot. Synopsis of the geographical and picturessne portions of the Mext ean territory 80 of ovr coun (ry:—I ancing of the Am Army at Vera Cruz— | Bombardment of the oe and Sau Juan de Ulloa by General Seott—Formal Surrender of the City of Vera and the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, to General Environs of tho Cily—-View of the ge Puente Nucional, once del Rey—Rear Guard of the Army ou their march—Queen’s Bridge, Puerite del Revna— Paes of Sierra Gordo = Battle of Sierra Gordo—Rotreat of Santa Anna, and Captute of his carriage—Mognificent view of the City of Ja appa—Romantio and gorgeous Scenery—Remaing of Volcanic Kruptions— Village of Los Vegos~ Hociénds, Mexican Farm House—American Army | on the mareh—Town apd Fortress of Perote—Ce ire of Perote and Mountain of Orizaba~ Volcanic Mountain of Pizara—The Mirago, most graphical delineation ef this extraordinary optical illusion Gallant Charge of the American Dragoons—La Puebla do los An gela—The Pass of Rio Frio—Troops ascending tho Kicge of Land Which separates the Pi Pucbla and Mexico—Village of Bue- na Vista—Lakeand Town of Ch aloo— Battle of Contreras—Battlo of Chur ubusco—Molinos del Rey—The King’s Mitls— Storming of Chapultepee— Grand View of the City of Mexico—Mojor General Wintield Scott, the Commander in Chief, eurrou d his brave associates in the Great Square of the City of Mexico, of adimission—Singie tickets, 0 centa; ebildren, balf price. ets for one gentleman and two Indio, $1. Family 'Neket, Admitting five persons, $1 75. Doors will be opened at7 o'olock. ‘The pietvro will ommenco moving at quarter Vefors & Ro- . Le secured at the office, from 9 till 11, and from 2 RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDWENT OF VERA CRUZ &e., 508 Breadwi ‘Soenes in the Gi Burning the M. B, Creole; wreck of the Somers; Arrival of the Flee! ers and Shipo steaming and sailing along; Keal Cannon loaded aud fined 4 moving figures; Grand Bombardo es Splendid pyrotechnic ¢flecta and burating of Shells. Every Figure, Shin, Beaty ke. is moving, “An Overturo every evening, Vickela plication at the Hall, Open at 7, and Saturday afternoon ats. VOYAGE AROUND TILE WORLD.—W} that Mesera. Smith & Parkh with their new Panoraton of a Vey immense pair ting, which has been happy to jearn, is com commences at 8, Wednesday, UNDERSTAND rst have arrived in this ott ¢ Round the World. “This preparation some five yoars, leted, and will be exhibited fa a days at the Minerva Room a8 been execoted from tho rawings of the shed American artist, Mr, J. ‘Taylor Swith, and a gentleman who has seen this great work of art, informs us that itis the most comprehensive, diversified and extentive painting ever presented to the public. ‘He says it com- prises most natural views of the cities, towng, and most intersst- ing scenery to be seen in eruising from Boston to the Gulf of St. Lowrance, up the River St. Lawrence, Luke Ontario, Niagara River, and the Western Lakes, down the lino s River, up the Mistonri, across the Rocky Mountains, down the Columbia River, neross the Positic Ocean, thence along the Coast of Avia and up to Ked Sca, down the Mediterranean Sea, and across the At'aatie Ocoan to Boston, making a complete voyace around the.World, VEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.—GRAND INSTRU- menial Concert, by the celebrated Germania Musical Sooiety, (24 in number.) Friday evening, 3d inst. ‘The shove Company Leg reopectiully to inform the citizens of Brooklyn, that they willgive a Grand Concert at the above place, on Friday, 3d Nov. inst., when the following Programme will hw presnced:—Part 1. Overture, Le Roi d'¥vetot, by Adam ; Bruder-lustig, (Merry Brethren,) Welz, S(rause rin rom the Opera Robert fe Diable, Moyerbeot; Violin Solo, Praise of teats, executed by Herr Sel zo, David; Tourbillon Galop. Lanner, Port 11 —Overture, The Blopement, Mosart: Sheppards’ «uadrille, Strauss Walzer, Lanner; Musical Telegrsph; Grand Conduetor, C. Lovsehow, Agent for the Compa Admitrion 50 cents. Tickets to bo had at the Ain at the dor on the evening of the Concert. Doore open at cert to commence nt 8 precisely. APOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.—THIS GREAT BIS. horieal Picture, by Delaroche, iv now exhibiting at the tional Academy of Design, corner of Brondway and Leoni street, Open from nine, A.M., until ten, P.M. Admission, 250; season ticketa, So. 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Thove lndividuale who have indulged in a cor tala leatheome habit, can pocitively te reutored tohoslihaud pS. B. are cautioned not to be deceived. Uy Seti hadnot removed. wecaboe 18 Duane atrost, oppoeitt Job uacn’s. ity of Mexico, now exhibite | mately connected with the history and glory | ded by his Staff, | ten: | by day and night; | ts. Children half price, Family and season tickets on ap- | Please addiess | —THE APOL- | ‘orner of Pedide aud Carondelet stroets, New | fhe Married Woman's | tion, Price $1. This work is ineeting with wost astounding salos | inportant secrets, | até | 0 matter of how | 1 debility, browaht | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. 2 Bavrimore, Vet. 31, 1848. Politrcians— Speculations as to the Vote of Mary- land--Fulton’s Steam Pump—The Viennoise— Virguma Free Soil Ticket, &c. Although there 1s none of that fiery excitement prevalent among the poli icians of our city that distinguished the campaiga of 1844, still the party feeling seems to be as deep and strong now as it was then. The democracy are confi. dent of carrying the city by a majority of at least 1,200 for Cass, whilst the whigs express the hope and belief that it will not exceed 400. In order for Gen. Cass to carry the State a majority of 1,200 1m Baltimore city will be requisite, and of about 1,000 in the county. To consummate this, the de- mocracy gre making great exertions, and the whigs are making equal exertions to prevent it. Both parties clam: large gains in the eastern and western counties, but the chances of carrying the | State are ten to one in tavor of Gen. Taylor. The Viennoise Danseuses appeared last night at the Front street theatre, to the most immense au- | dience I eversaw within the walls of a theatre; the stay | receipts having, { learn, fallen little short of $1,700. | There is no theatre in the country more suitable tor a fine display ot these danseuses than the immense stage of the Front, and the immense auditory it holds prevems the necessity of raising prices. Mad. Anna Bishop and M eady are announced to appear at this house. . The Ravels still draw fine houses at the Hol- nae street theatre. The Mechanies’ Fair opens in this city to-day, and will tar exceed that of the Franklin Inatitute, By the way, the award of the New York Fair of only a silver medal to the Baltimore Fulton steam pomp, has lowered its management to the lowest possible estimation in the eyes of Baltimore me- chames. Jt was admitted by all who examined his and Worthington’s pump, that worked side and side, that Fulton’s two horse pump threw more water than Worthington’s ten horse pump. Sull, these savans award a gold medal to Wor- thington, and a silver one to Falton. Of course yt e latter has rejected their award with indig- gation, ‘The following is the full free soil ucket for Virginia :— Virginia FREE Som Eve Preswient—Marnn Van J dent--Charles F. Adams. ql John Parkinson, John W. Steffy, Andrew J” Head, Thomas if. Pitts, Samuel M. Janney, | Thomas freeman, Damel TH. Lravel, John Gil- | more, David Hottel, William Wallace, James n, George Craig, Jacob Hull, Thomas Wood, | George Rye, J. Young Ashenhurst. Sam. Brown, Puinaperruta, Oct. $1, 1843. Cloroform and Hydrophobia—Scarcity of Funds m Philaddphia County—Politics. Cloroform has been edministered in a case of hydrophobia, at mden, New Jersey, by Dr. Jackson, of this city, with such eminent success | thathopes are entertained that the valuable life placed in peril by this terrible aliiection, will be preserved. The suflereris Mrs. Burroughs, the wife of Edwaid Burroughs, of Camden, and the, her of Francis Cooper, the tobacconist, of this city. She was bittea on the hand by a dog in | July last, while protecting one of her children j from its attack; but the animal exhibiting no | signs of madness, she permitted the wound to heal up. Lately, she has suffered mach froma natutul secaetiee in her arm ; but within ten days | past, the hand where the bite had been, began to swell, and finally festered. Tae symptoms ot hydrophobia came on gradualiy, until Sunday, when she had innumerable spasms, barked like a dog, tore the pillow case with her hands, and bit at everything within her reach. ‘The spasms were overcome by the ap- | plication of chloreform, and yesterday she was comparatively free from them. The sore on her hand was also cut away, and she 1s eensibly re- lieved by the discharges from it. To-day she is so much better that she has been able to swallow nearly a quart, of milk without a recurrence of the spasms. The Teas of the great county of Philadel- phia 1s entitely bare of funds, and the school teachers, who have been waiting since the first of October for their quarter’s ealary, are given to un- derstand that they will probably have to wait till January. a Dr. Elder, the editor of the free-soil “paper re= cently started here, left the city this morning, for Tioga, to ascertain whether the rumor that Mr. Wilmot has deserted the cause be true or not. Canaccas, Sept. 17, 1848, The democratic republican squadron of this re- publie, generally known as the squadron of Paez, about the 20th ult., after laying a few days at Ca- rupano, frightening the people and causing the troops to be sent to that place rom all parte of the province of Cumana, it proceeded to Riocaribes, twelve miles to windward of Carupano, and cap- tured that place, where it lay woul the 30th; taking on board Cammandante Pana, with 250 men, who had several battles with the troops of Monagas, but, for want of arms and munitions otf war, ha retreated to the woods, and thus held out four | months. : With this additional force on board the republi- can squadron, it proceeded to Juan Griego, a port on the north side of the island of Marganta, and remained at anchor there trom the Istto the 5th inst., consisting of one bark and nine schooners, with some launches, when it made sail for the Dutch island of Curacoa, one day’s sail from Ma- racaibo, where General Paez had gone from St. Thomas. _ The squadron of Monagas, consisting of five brigs and tive schooners, arrived at the island of Margarita the day after the republican squadron had lef ; so they did not come in con- tact as was anticipated. “The squadron of Paez hes on board wbout 1,200 men, ineluding soldiers ; | their object is not known; but, as the castle of | San Carlos, which commands the entrance to Ma- racaibo, and the lake of Maracaibo being also in possession of the democratic republican flotella of | 16 gun-bocts, itis probable the intention to take Maracaibo and to hold that province, and there tom an army for other operations against the libe erals, as they style themselves. While the squadron of Paez lay at Carupano, General Carabava, a liberal, commanding the | troops at Comana, set out for Carapano, but was assassinated on the road. the instance of Ren- con, Otero Guerra, and Hernandez. Rendonis a senator in Cop Otero Guerra wag a repre- sentative in the ongress, and Hernandez, the acting governor 0 Cumana. This trio of ultra liberals govern the provinee of Cumana; or, at least, Rendon, who styles himself the O’Connell | of Venezuela, nogninates every officer, from the governor down to the alguazel, and the entire arly of liberals give their votes accordingly. Tis Senor Rendon is an aspirant for the Vice Presidency, and at the Angust election Rendon tormed a ticket for the electors of the province, cousisung of six persons, placing his own name at the head of the list, and Ocero Guerra next General Carabana was opposed to this manner of proceeding, wnd ne formed a new list of electors, placing the judge of first mstance at the head of the hict, &e. ; and, for daring to oppose the great Daniel of Cumana, he lost his life, leaving a wie dow and large family to mourn his untimely end, \ ve a specimen of liberalism in Vene+ You thus , the Baltimore Sun of the Ulta Avgost, a letter, which bears date the 4th July, from Maiquetiar, a village one mile from Laguay ra. ‘This letter-writer says:— To-day, the munret- ina body, are going to perform an act of ds the ungrateful, rebellious General It is publicly to burn thatSportrait of his t was for some time placed in the hall of the municipality,asatokenot respect and gratitude for those services his party so mach extolled, aud which, prineipally, had been bent on curbing the liberat party of his county, and raising the hateful obgarchs, and, through thes himself to | King of his debased couatry | : ‘This is the first time Lever heard thet Matque- | tiay had @ municipality. 1 believe the only gival Clieerin that pluce is @ justice of the peace, The | writer of the above—wn Englishman—kept the Commercial Hotel in Lagaayra, and, in conses nce of continually :sulting bis boarders, with his hbemliem, in June last, twenty-five ieft him in one day, being the principal foreign merchants im | Luguayra. Being obliged to give up his establish } ment, he went to Maiquetior, as baker of bread tor the government treops. So much for liberalism. - | (From the Boston Traveller, Oct 30] Letters from Porto Cabelio received in this city, state that hopes are entertained there of an amicable arrangement between the Government and Gen, Paes, by which pence will be restored to that distracted country —Business at Porto Cabello was almost anni. bilated, in consequence of the political troubles. z Havana, Oct. 24, 1848. Trouble in Cuba, The object of the present letter, which C write in a great hurry, is to inform you of a scandalous measure adopted by General Ranealy. I learm that William Bush, steward of the American bark Child Harold, from New York, has been arrested, avd 1s now suffering the most cruel treatment im prison, Where he is kept without allowing him to hove communication with any person, The prerent number of clergymen, of all denomina- the ri the United Stator, according (to the latest os fates, 18 over 30,000,