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

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Nov, 2—6 P. M, continues very much de. nking lower and lower change bands from day to day, if we may judge from the sales at the stock exchange ; but the variation in prices is so small that the brokers make very little by the operation. At the first board to-day, Canton Company fell off \ per cent; Norwich and Worcester, \; Reading RR, 34; Harlem, 34; U. S. 6's, 1848, advanced 3 per cent, Harlem R.R, old stock, isthe most active in the list, but prices appear to be steadily settling down. The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company, for the month of October, this year, were $29,600 61, against $28,381,65, for the same month in 1847, show- ing an increase of $1,218 96, ‘The earnings of the Erie Railroad, for the month of October, 1848 and 1848, were as follow New Youx ano Ente Rartroan, 1847, 1848. From freight,. . $12 889 25 $16.365 42 Paseengers and mail. 1135572 12 624 66 $24,243 97 $28 980 98 Increase. . $4,797 O1 ‘This increase is equal to about 20 per cont ‘The in- orease from freight has been 27 per cent., and from paseengers 11 per cent. The Sun Mutual Insurance Company have declared a dividend of forty per cent on the earned premiums of the year ending the 20th of October last, for which Certificates will be issued on the 1+t of January next Also, ® dividend of six per cent on scrip heretofore issued, payable on demand. The trustees hays further resolved to redeem the whole residue amount of certi- ficates of profits authorized to be issued in 1842, 1843 and 1844, and reduced in 1845, on the 81st of December next, after which all interest will cease thereon. ‘Ihe Eagle Fire Company have declared a dividend Of eight per cent, payable on the 6th inst. Two doliar bills, altered to tens, on the Exchange Bank, Salem, are incirculation The letters“ wo” are covered by the letters “rx; the ends of the genuine pills are cut off, andthe ends of bills of another bank pasted on. Spurious ten dollar notes on the various branches ef the State Bank of Ohio. They have been seenon the Athens and Franklin branches. Vignette, a man on the left, and a female on tho right, rail cars in the distence, on the left—a large X in the centre of the vignette—an eagle at the bottom of the note. The words “State Bank of Ohio,” are larger than in the genuine,and somewhat lighter The one onthe Athens branch was dated July 20, 1848, letter A, No. 1785— and on the Franklin branch, Dec. 1, 1845, letter A, No. 8317. Also, threes on the “City Bank” of New Haven. : The quantity of certain articles exported from this fort for the week ending the 30th of October, inclusive distinguishing the destination and extent of ship- ments to each country. were as anuexed :— Commence or tux Pout! or New Your—Werxry Exronrts To Liverpool—wlour, 30.456 bbls.; apples, 685 ; tur- tine, 200; meal, 1.964; corn. 56,136 bush. wheat, 13,678 ; pigs’ hair, 15 bales ; bristles. 14 casks cheese, 423,990 Ibs. ; hams, 28.810; tobacco, mid. 19,023; lard. 166,620 ; vil cake, 8,200 ; quinine, ex. 5 cases; staves No. 2,000, To London—Beef, 250 bbls. ; 101; rosin, 86; pearlash 45; turpentine, 1.047; rice, 80 bbls ; rice, 98 tes. ; whale oil, 927 galls. ; spirits turpentine, 5,602; aloes, 15 kegs ; cheese, 735,044 lbs. ; tobacco, mfd, 29.070; hams, 8736; oil cake, 392.339 ; Jard, 64,087 ; bark, 2iceroons; ghubarb, 25; asphalt tum, 7 casks; oil peppermint, 2;“4. R, shoes, 36; lao dye, 25 cask To Bristol—Fiour, 2.100 bbls ; rosin, 210; apples, 6; ; beeswax, 1,800 Ibs. ; cheese, 181, 800 ; log: flour, 3,000; apples, beef, 9 tes. wood, 30 tons. To Scotland—Flour, [2,882 bbls. 121;\tobacco leaf, 12 bhds.; tobacco leat, 6 tes.; rice, 75; herring, 100 boxes; corn. 12.125 bush ; wheat, 5 712; cheese, 198,569 Ibe,; lard, 69 649; oil clocks, 7 cases; staves. No. 1,000. To Jretand—Corn, 30,089 bush. To Hense Towns— Flour, 100 bbis.; balsam eapivi, 12 canks; whale oll, 3,535 galls ; tea, hyson, 1,008 lbs To Holland-—Lerd, 11047 ibs; beeswax, 1,408; log- wood, 55 tons; whale oil, 9,963 galls To Portugal and Madetra — Corn, 7,934 bush ; rosin, 250 bbls; logwood, 25 ton+; whalebone, 3,233 1bs,; Staves, No, 39.000; masts, 4 To Spain—Staves, No , 69,000 To East Indies—Ginseng, 176 casks; fans, 2; raisins, ‘362 boxes; navy bread, 26 ‘hhds ; domestics. 650 pkga: locke, 60 cases; cotton yarn, 35; matches, 56; twist, 110 bales. To Brazil—Flour, 1.273 bbis.; tar, 150; pitch, 150 ; Fosin, 416; hay, 400 bales; soap, 3 bxs.; candles, sperm, 6 bxs. To St. Domingo—Flour, 200 bbls.; beef, 8; apples, 50; onions, 7; mackerel. 110; pork, 130) alewives, 50; rice, 10 tes.; soap, 1,700 bxs.; candles, mould, 65; whale oil, 120 galls; tobacco, 10 hhds ; do mfd., 621 Ibs.; hams, 2,867 ; iard, 6 604; butter, 4.445 ; cheese, 3,549; codfich, 3V,000; eugar, refined, 3,268; ganpow- der, 20 carks; copper. 13 cases; domestics, 11 bales. To Spanish West Indics—Bread, 2y bols,; ale, 119; beef, 11; mackerel, 110; potatoes, 16; apples, 54; rice, G; rice, 45 tes.; herring, 100 bxs.; chadies, sperm, 16) andes, mould, 60; cider. 100 cases; machinery. 175; nails, 18 01 butter, 700 Ibs ; jerked beef, 4008; lard, 8.634; dry fish, 58,556; whale oil, 839 galls ; paper, 1,660 reams ; cotton wick. 18 bales; drugs, 27 pkgs.; Russia sheotings , 52; matches, 300 gro,; hoops, No., 10,875; shooks. 400; lumber 22 000 feet, To Indies—Drugs, 27 package: Saparilla 75 cases; Madras handkerchiets, 70; casks, 100 nests; Jard, 1 549 tbs ; raisins, 175 boxes; candles, Mould, 300 do.; rice, 8 tierces, To British West Indies — Bread 256 bia; onions, 62 do.; beef, 315 do.; potatoes, 795 do ; cider. 160 do.; vinegar, 00 do ; flour, 2343 do.; pork, 1,342; apples, 177 fdo.; Imeal, 1.010 do.; grye flour, 15 do; ‘rica, 63 toes; peas, 1 3U5 bushels; corn, 1.080 do.; whale oil, 480 allons; spirits turpentine, 405 d0.; hay, 280 bales; to- eco, $6 hhdi j do. manvfactured,3184 Ibs ; bama, 841 do ; butter, 14,890 do ; cheese, 17.797 go ; lar 1, 9.000 do.; oil mal, 25.600 de; soap, 100 boxes; candies, sperm, 5 do.; cavdies, mould, 1,195 do; matches, 2,300 ross; staves, No , 3,000; regars, 60,000, Live Stock— Sheep. 310: oxen, 52; cows, 4 To British North Atmerica— Flour, 2.526 bbis.; meal, 49 do.; rum, American 8 do ; appies, 77 do.; pork. 25 do.; rye flour, 283 do ; rice. 10 tierces; paper and books, 10 cases; corn. 2008 bushels; rye, 203 do.; wheat, 96 do; barley, 4.377 do; lvatner, 1,190 1bs.; tea, biack, 2,200 do.; tobacvo manufactured, 0,251 do.; port wine, 4 casks; hope, 6 bale ‘The aggregate shipments of breadstuffs. for the week ‘were 42.87 barrels of flour, 109,460 bushels of Indian corn, and 5,712 bushels wieat ; of which there were shipped to Great Britain and Ireland, 38,435 barrels of flour, 98.348 burhels of corn, and 6,712 bushels of wheat, Even with these large shipments of breadtuffs, the aggregate value of our weekly exports is by no means Jarge, and in the event of the demand for ou: agricultural exports in Great Britain falling off, with out a corresponding reduction in the imports, there must soon be a great increasvin our exportation of specie. The shipments of breadstuffs from Philadel- phia, for the week ending the 27th of October, were large, principally to England The aggregate was 12,251 barrels of flour, 1,040 barrels of corn meal, 19,812 bushels of wheat, and 26.862 bushels Indian corn, The total quantity of breadstuffs exported from this coun try, from the Ist of September up to the Jatest dates was 197,960 barrels of flour, 12.055 barrels of Indiao meal, 856,844 bushels of wheat, 1,000 bushels of oats and 2,418,566 beshels Indian corn. The two steamers now nearly due from Liverpool, Will give us six or seven days later intelligence from Great Britain relative to the grain markets. We do not Jeok for any important changeeither way: it is too early fot any great improvement in prices, and almost impossible, under the circumstances, for any decline, ‘We cannot expect anything new by tature arrivals Felative to the harvests, At the last accounts they had Deen mostly houred, and the crops were beyond fur. ther danger from unfavorable weather, The only question at issue is the quality and quantity of the yield, and the proportion of domystic supply to the probable demand. On the Ist of October. 1847. the average price of wheat in London was 53s, 6d , and on the 20th of September, 1848, 644 dd, This alight dif- ferance can be very easily overcome, and # reduction in the recerpts from continental ports,even for one day, would do it, At the departure of the last steamer from Liverpool, the supplies of breadetuffs from the United States were lntge. and the amount afloatilwas known to be large, snd these things doubtless had an effect on the market, avd kept prices down As the feason advances. and the domestic supply becomes re- duced, the market will be leas sensitive, and will better bear large imports., Any advance in prices on the other ide fwould give aigreat impetus to shipmeots from every port In this country. The movements in our grea’ exporting staple, this feason, compared with the corresponding period last, have been as annexed :—, Movemxnrs or Corron in Tae Uniten Suaras ade rosin. 642; apples, Receipts up to latest dates in 1848, from $ MO. do, iss7, do. bones 8 mich on shipboard, whet fea 4 ‘ The total inorease in the shipments to foreign ports % | when, where, how, aod of #)om they were obtained, and that tho this reas: amounts to 26,541 bales If the reoeipts continue for the remainder of the year at the rate thus far realized, the aggregate supply will exceed thet of last year several hundred tho id balws. Thin, hor cannot be expected; although there is no imducement in the wuy of prices to bring out the crop 80 early in the season In the event of there being aoy improvement in prices during the spring, Jook for a continuation of the large receipts. is undoubtedly in the interior «larger supply of the Taw waterial than the growth of the last crop, and any advance in value would bring it all out, Stock Exchang $12000 Treas Notes, 6's ¢ 2 Ped she neading RR G00 do ; 0 «30 {00 US 6's, 08 Ws ro) £000” do, 67 105 10000 do, "68, coup 105 1500 do, ‘83 sg 5800 U 8 5's, "ss 94 0 100 Kon 5's, payin NY #5. bw 3000 Onio 6's, "60 10% bis £00 Ohio 6'6, 00 ort ald 200 Penn 5's 734 10 chs Bk of Comm, serip 95° 400 do. 360 200 Farmers’ Trust 25% 100 Long Island RR WONY Life& Trust 2 GW) do. 76 Canton Co Wis 5 Brie R R, old 1 ge 0 Fi} bs a new, full 63) 0 % 30) Nor & WorRR 19 Fai 6 w® do Ba, 2 de 90 w do 60 8:3, jecon: ard. Second Board. $20,500 U 8 6's, *68 1055 she Krie RR, now,full Gi WO do 4% 5) do ay 75 Buteh's & Drov'sBk 111 50 do on CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuvuspay, Nov. 2—P, M, Asnrs remain the same with small sales. Cotton continues dull, partiesare waitingsteamer, Frovr,&c. — ‘fhe market for flour is without change. The sales of this morning are 4,000 bbls , including a few parouls for the Nast. Of wheat there were sales of a cargo of Chicago at 950. Corn is dull, though market steady; bush, mixed at 653g. Of rye there were sales of 3,000 bush at 66.0670, Corn meal was in. moderate request at $3 811; for Jersey. Oats are iirmlat 35¢.'for river and capal Provisions —Pork remains firm, with sales of 200 barrels at $12 8734 for mers, and $875, Beef,in @ retail way, is selling at $9 50a $550. Lard is heavy and quotations barely. supported Butter ranges from 9% to16c. Cheese moves slowly along at 6c. a 6c. Wuisxey—We quote at 23c. a 240., and dull, Tuunspay Arrennoox, Nov 2—6 P. M. Owing tothe near approach of the steamer with a week's later advices, there wax less doing in flour to- day, and the sales were mostly confined to the Eastern and home trade, with » few parcels, (some 3,000 bbis ,) ipped on owner’s account; quotations did not vary materially from those ourrent yesterday, as will be seen by reference below. in Southern there were some small gales at about previous rates ; meal sold to a mo- derate extent on terms stated below; wheat was in fair inquiry, and full prices obtained; corn seemed rather more active, and sold ta ‘air average at yester- day’s quotations; rye continued steady, with con- siderable deing; in provisions there was some more movement, and pork and lard closed with more firm- ness ; groceries remained about the same, with fair sales; cotton was dull,and prices ruled in favor of the ayer. Asus continued firn: at $6 25 for both sorts, The tales reaching 120 bbls. Burapsterrs.- -#our—The sales reached about 7000 & 8000 bbis.in various lots, among which were about 1000 bbls. straight brands Genesee. at $5 3144; 1200 do. straight Michigan, do. at $6 313(; 700 a800 do pure Genesee at $5 44a $5 50; 400 Oxwego at $5 25: 800 do. commen Generee at $5'81%;; 1000 do Ohio, baker's brands, at $5 3734 @ $5 6235; 300 Brooklyn sold at $6 3114, or $5 874s, delivered; and 200 do, South- ern, sold at $56}5 Wheat—Sales of 4.000 bush- ela Genesee were made at $125, and 3,000 Chicago at 5c. Corn—Sales of about 30 000 bushels were made, including lots of round yellow, at Tle. a72%ec., with some parcels reported at 7Sc. and several lots of mixed at 67c @68);0, and 2,800 do., high mixed, on private terms, and several parcels New Orieans at 65c. Meal—Svles of 20 bbls, afloat, sold at $3 25.) Rye— Sales of 6000 a 7,000 bushels were made at 66c., de- livered. There was no charge in rye flour, Oats - Sales of canal, by the cargo, were making at 350. Cotton—The market continues inactive, snd the fale to-day amount to only 800 bales, most of which ‘was for home ure Fisu.—The market for all descriptions remains dull and unsettled. The trade are about the only pur- cbacers. Frvit.—We have only to notice sales of 1,600 boxes reisine, including whole, halves and quarters, at our previous quotations. Frteicuts.—Rates were firm, but engagements were light. The chief engagements were, for flour, made for Liverpool, in American bottoms, at 2s, 3d. There wes no change in other articles. FratHers,—Sales of 1,400 1bs. prime Western live Beere, were made at 36c Hay.—There have been sales of 2,000 bales North er, for shipping. at 40c. a Htc. Mo! asses —The operations comprise 80 hhds. ordi nary Trinidad at 18c , and 50 do. Cardenas, for dis- tilling, at the same price. Navat Stones continue dull. Of rosin there were sales of 400 bbis, common Wilmington, at $1 15, and 100 do. fine white at $3 a $3 50; spirits can be picked up at 360 O1.s.—There were sales of 300 bhi. selected whale, at something under 35c., aud some lots of linseed at our previous quotations. Or Caxes.—Sales by auction of 250 tons at $12 624; Q $17 1235. Provisio: ‘Sales of about 600 bbls. mess pork were made, part at $12 87%, and the remainder at $13; and | about 200 bbls. prime were reported at $8 87. Lard— | Sales of about 500 bbls were reported at 7c a Tike. Beef—Sales of 200 a 300 bbis. were made at yesterday's rates. Cheese—Sales of 400 boxes prime quality were made atTc a7} There was nochange in butter. —_ | Reau Estate.—Three story howe and lot, Nos, 102 avd 104 Goerck st ect, 40 by 98 feet 7 inches, with | brick building in the rear. used for a foundry. (roof injured.) $3,400 ; frame stable and lot No, 100 Goerck street, 20 by 98. 7, $1,375; buildings and lot No 106 Goerck street, do do.. $1 420; interest on the premises | No. 10 Dey street. $210; house and lot on enst side of avenue C, 369in. N E. of avenue © and Fifth | street, $2,050: house and lot, same dimensions, adjoin- | ing on avenue C, $2 600, | Rick —The demand continues fair, with rales oi 150 casks, to arrive, at private bargan, and 100 do., on the spot, at $3 60 a $3 683; | Svucanrs —There wasa slight movement in the market to-day, and we noticed sales of 210 hhds. Cuba Musco- 44: 60 do. at $444; 100 boxes white Havana, | ll four mouths; and by auction, 190 boxes (a little damaged) at $4 $1 a $5 19, cash. —50 tierces and bbla., (sugar houre) were dis- pored of by auction at 28340. a 31340. ~ Tonacco Sales of 100 bhds. Yellow Bank Kentucky, | were made at 6c a 6lac ; | Whatenone was dull, and N. W. and S.S. wasworth | about 260, ‘Wuisxey.—Sales of about 100 bhis. were reported, part Obio, at 23%(c.. and part State Prison, at 2ic., and 90 hhds. Drudge were sold at 24e, MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. 0 Barrimone, (Rov, 1.—$4,(00 Mary laod Quarterly 8'¢, 63%; shares Commercial ard. Farmers’ Bank, 21; 10 do. 20; 19 York Turnpike Koad, 2 11 Frederick Read, 8 6 Reisterstown Road, | 440 100, pita, Nov. 2.—First Board — 5,000 State S's, ei | Piura 7 2000 do. 7874; $200 US 6's, "67, 104%: $4.00 ‘G40 Imington b's, 77%; $10.00" State 5’ opr, 74; Nav 6's, "08 2; $000 do 6's, Mort Loan of '54, 5t $15. 0CO State 6's, 85; $15,000 Reading 6's, "50 and int, 59; $5,000 do, | 59; 49 she US Rank, 234; 25 Vicksburg Railroad, 10: 1 Bane Nor, | America, 118; 25 Boav Meadow. b5, 15; 10M Girard, bi and int, 10 20) U 3 Bank 244: 100 Reading, b5. lot. After 8. FRM UH 88 915 $4000 Reading iasirond. 6 UB Bank, 2h; 25 Beaver Mendow Railroad, 15, road. 1634. Second Board—$5.00) Sehay 1,060 freadiny Railroad 1's, InBig Morrie Ca Borrow, No y Mg: 3 Eastern Railroad. W234; 2 “Worsted Co. Riylita 8: 10 Boston and Worcester Ratiroad, 10634: 6 Boston and Providence Railroad, $634; 5 Northern Railroa’, +7: 5 Western Rai 9824 2 do, 9854: ZT Vermont, 4; 6 Fitehsurg Railroad, NM Rai road, 541%. At Auction Maine Railroad 9% pereont advs & Norther 15 Vermont Central do,, $54 to $50% per s! 1 $9% per sh; 8 Ersex Manuf. Co., (par 500.) 15% T Lacon 770;_2 York do., 940); 35 Boston Bink, par 60.) 6M to 5146: 2 Boxton Exchange Company, 42°: 1!) Chag iver Bank, &); 9 Waltham de, 86; 9 Washington do., 90; $3,000 Equitable Marine and Fire Insurance Company, 40 per cent. | MONG POPULAR EXRORS THERE 18 PROBABLY NO AX ‘one more mischievous than that which ruppnees that cata. necus gruptions ean be removed ly deluing, the stomnch with 40 called Sarsaparilla, and other wishy-washy deccetiona, pills, Ko, Ths error is not only vulgar, bu» exoeedingly pe astinch as the slops not only cause a large drain upon the nt actually tend to aggravate the deformity they protend | to cure, The medical faculty have, time and again, demonstrate ifenses of the teaumeute can ouly be removed hy outward plication, especially by washes, and that for thie purposo novbing is 0 pre-eminently vaueb'e as Dr. Gonrard’s ftalis Medicated Sonp, Indeed, the usetulness of th's exquisite emol- ient in softening, clarifying, and whit: ning the onticle, has passed intoa proverb, its virtues in removing pimples blotches, tar sunburn, fieokies, worms in the skin, moth, eallowness, tett ring-worm barber's itch, salt rheum, redness, roughness, chaps, cracks, chafes, and otler drawbacks to beauty, would be’ almost inoredibl ‘heyinot so am ply tratisiod to by the numerous e* tifivates in the Docter’s poss: ssion. and by the thousands of livi eases wo will b heerful tertinovy to the fact, Th lather saving, either with co no mother sh it int y. Gourand’s Poudre Subtile exerts a magical influences is uprooling superfnons hair. and ean bh most deli- | ente skin without i: jury. Particular y in pure | ing Cr. Felix Gouraud’s world-renowned preparations Re | member, th nt they can only be obtained genuine Cosmetic Depot, 67 Walker street fl st store from Broadway. $2 f gold derehed I London, maker; No, 1204; 13 jewels, goid'vial . Whoever will return said warch and chain, at the har 140 West street, at all receive the above reward, nnd no questions asked, N.ON THE 1S? OF SEPTEMBER, fer Watch and. Chai REWAKD.—S10) ST—A BULL 107 PUP, AVOUT FOUR MONTHS OLD 4 ror grey color, Whoever roturns the same to 89 Doy street Will receive a suitable reward, TOLEN NOTES OF THE Bask OF CHESTER COUNTY, ‘This honk bes now redeemed nem tv all ite iaswes that wore ta circulation s¢ the time of the robbery of the President, in Do con.ber lost. Tt haa, nt a lsree expense, aavertired tho robbery in ali the oi ies of the Union, Le bea, also, given wide'y exte ded notice ¢f the isemoot new n te nd tha) ne of a dete prior to 1548 have teen circulated by the hank él+co the robbery, Ht haw reneon to believe that arvempte ave making to circulate some of | the stolen notes; ther-fire, in order further to guard th ba ke ayninat + rong, it now gives notice that wone of the ov issuer fA date prior to the year ISX, wil be redeemed, wnlese upon aatie factory evidence fat they are honertly Peid, with information holoers bel eve they are nov w part ofthe stolen money. The evi. dence avd inform tion to be keer mpaniod with propor atfidavite Of the facta. Lad the public vefur d to recetve the old issues, notice of the robbery, thor in hove harda they than wore old readily have eatished the bank they were mat a part of the mo: oy ste lon ‘rom the Preaisent, and the hank would long tines have been nble to dereer the robters: and all th ge who vane oun cerned in parsing the svoien water and neither the communty, no t Benhe would have suffeved toss. Tt is hoped the. publ’ will aut esi i trnchg al shove mores yet in itenation, | Neither baoks brokers will reoeive them. By «rier of the D rectors, | “deter 1, ie” DAVID TOWNSES D, Cashier, Low, wit PHYSICIAN'S PRARTON FOR S31 exter sien top ard frontinpicoe, lange rpron. harnesd, &o, Apply at Undertill's Carrisoge Factory, 197 Mercer etreet, | respectable | at 3C63¢ Broadway | of entirely NION COURSE, I. I.—TROTTING—FRIDAY, NOV.3, AP half peat 3 o'clook .M., Maoh for $200, mile heats, boat 3 in 5 inharvess, C. 8. Hertine names Blk G. Strauger; BE Elliot, nanes GM Lady Ellen. Also, Match for $10), milo honts 1a Earvese C. 8. Bertine names Lozg Island. Girl, Mr. Mondrick son names G. G. John. The caro leave South Ferry for the Grane rt oleck sai etven after the aportearo over. Adm to 8 Jou cen! hae ree oD. GREEN, Propristor. FT WE MEMBERS OF MOUNT VERNON LoDar, NO. 73 1.0 of O. F., are hereby notified to attend s regular meeting at their Lodge Room, No. 71 Division street, this evening. at ball. seven o'c'ock, asa question of reducing benefits, with other ines, will come up for action. By order, RN Surrey, 3. WITPER, N. G. Me THE WHIGS OF THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Diatrict.—Having seen a number of statements in relation to the meeting held at the fecend Ward Hotel, on Tuesday evening, Uciober 31st, ding to mislead those who are not fa miliar with the high hi ind unprecedented course pursued by the friends of Mr. | henix at that meeting, I have decmed it my dury to place before you a full statement of the {ucts occurred at the meeting. Owing to. the dirafluotion e, among the whigs in this distriet, growing out of the nomiuation of J. Phillips Pheonix for Congress, t was requested to engage a room at the Second Ward Hotel, to enable the friends of Me. Ma: hony to meet, for the purpose of devising means that would pro- duce # reconciliation among the whigs in this district. But the ob- jot was foiled, through the interference of the friend of Mr, Pho». nix, who, wit? a large number of those bullies. took possession of the room, and wong i Vers ited Had seree oe She above urpoaes to leave, without effect the object for whiel a Eenbied. by . 1, B, MARSHA The undersigned, ar tor of the Second Ward Hotel, does beret cevtify. that I. B, Marshall hired a room of ine, in the Soe cond Ward Hot], on the evening of the 3st October, for the purpeses nbove mentioned, and paid for the same, and, notwith. Standing the greatest exertions on my part to maintain order and sustain the rights of Mr. Marshall and his friends, without refer. fence to party. their object was foiled, through the interference of the friends Ir. Phornix. JOMN WILSON, HIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISING THE weemyitnh Second jomi ird, Fourth and Fifth Ward4—Regular Whi; 6, J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Publishe ion Convention. NING, Chairman. jon for Con, SMITH DU! } secretaries James Green, Cranes Bostwick, RIENDS OF FREE SOIL, ATTENTION! Northern Li; ht Asscci tion hold a Protracted Mass Me at Vauxhall Garden, on Friday, Saturday and Monday Evenin, next, November 3d, 4th,and 6th, Hong, John Van Buren, Sam, Young, Henry B. Stanton, Mitchell Sandford, Willis Ball, and other distinguithed speakers will address the meeting. By order of the Commitiee of Arrangements, ANTED—A FEMME DE CHAMBRE, (FRENCH OR German, ) who will have no objection to ‘go Routh for three orfour months. Apply atthe New York Berald office, FRANCAISE OU ALLE urait aucune répugnanod a voyager dai peut trouver une bonne place en 'a THE ing ATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Housekeopes or Nur: a respootabla fami. Wy protestant; would have no objection to wait on a lady. ‘he best of city referencos canbe given, Please to addross pote to M. A., Herald office, for two days, A pious family pre- ferred, ANTED--bY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, Cook and Bonwekeeper. She i and baw a thorough knowledge of her b M.T., at the office of this paper, WaANTED-A ESPE( A SITUATION trustworthy person, Pleage direct to RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WHOSE time is not fully ccoupicd, to take the sale, in thiacity, of a new and voluabie article of household ure, ‘The sale will be confined to one person, and, with proper atter tion, may be made Yery remunerative, Addrets (giving fall name and address) “W. t thie offic WANIEO“BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do the Ccoking in a private family, or to asaiat in Washing and Iro ing, vr to do Houtowork in a small private family, No objection to the country. Please to call at No. 7 Chesver street, first building, 2d floor, tn the rear, Good reference will be giver, ANY youn; Baking, au SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Girle—ore as Cook, Washer and Ironer, understands has vo objection to do general kouse work in a small private family; the other 26 Seamstress or Nurse, has n good nowledge of Drosemabing, and bas no oljection to do light clamber work; both ean produce the best of city reference. Please Mat 246th stre doors east of Sixth avenue, ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tituation #8 Chambermaid, or to do the general house work asmall family. Is a good plain Cook, Washer, and Ironer. Can be highly reoemmended by her late employers (in whose | family she has lived for the Inst three years) a4 being strictly honest atrentive and obliging. Communications atdressed to Gerald Office, for two days, will meet immediate attention ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Crambermaid and to ussist with the Washing, aid and Plain Sewer, in a gentleman's family. Good retecerce will be given. “Please Gxll at 217 Sullivan atroet, the res. Waiter. The best of ‘city reference give 74 6th Avenue, in the BookStore, Gan bo se Please to call at lor wo di ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION as | ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | ti(uation as Chambermaid; is willing to assist in Washing ard Ironing, The very best of city reference can be given. Please cal! at No, 215 Cans! street. Can Le acen for two days, ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS BEEN LIGE- ly educated, wisher to procure a eituation in a schoslor private family, to instruct and take chare of children, Ref rence unexceptionnble. No objection to go South, Apply, or ad- dress, at 5 Cottase Place, Fast Twenty-seventh street, WARSTED-—LY A PanTY OF GENTLEMEN, FOR THE Practice of voos! muste, every Monday evening. from 7 to 10 o'clock, the use of @ sracious room, with fire and light, on adway, or noar it, inany of the intersecting streets between Cenal and Chambers. Address B. W., box 798, poat office, stating tems, WANIED—A JOURNEYMAN WATCHMAKER, TO GO to Gavannah, Ga, Inquire at No. 21 Maiden Lane. ANTEC—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS A PENMAN, and willing to work, a aituation in some wholessle atore— Jiquor store excepted. Ho is educsted: would serve for moderate wares. Please address C, R. Denia, Post office, WANTEDIINTORMATION OF PATRICK GUERIN, OF Umers, neat Ballymackey, parish Toomavara, county Tip- Rerary;, When lade heard of he was at New Lebanon, Contre, olumb a County, N.Y. Any person having intelligence of him ia respectfully requested to address E.G. at the Herald office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIPUATION todo general Housework or Chamberwork in a private fa- mily. Would mind children, and do plain sewing. Can be seen for ys, at 7 Beekman A PARIMENTS WANTED.—PART OF A HOUSE, higher up than Vesey atrect, by respectable «mall family, of quiet. regular habits, Address, post-paid, with terms, box 134 Pest Office New York. Cit references, O FAMILY GROCERS—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO excbange a new and splendid Piano Forte for Groverie: rocer wishing to trade, will please address Exc fat the office of this paper. N ANTIDOTE AGAINST DISEAS! Medicated Vspor Su:phur and lodin Cilds, Kheuw atism Diarrhoea, Fever and Aguo, Erssipelas, a all diseases of the skin, cured hy the use of these Bathe. Oyen from 6 A. M. till 10 P.M. ONEY TO LEND.—ABRAGAM J. JACKSON, PAW? Lrokor No, 6s Reade street, near Broadway, loans money in lurge or small sums, a8 may be required—on watches, jewelry, silver wate, dry goods, clothing, and personal property’ of 0 description. 15,000 20 L048, ON'BOND AND woRTGAGE, 9 on produotive real estate inthis city. Al ‘wonted the eum cf $4.0L0 on Brooklyn Property in fee, wor! dovble the amount. App'y in the Bank Note Exchange Otlice, to Jubn PF. Conrex, Ne, (0 Wall street, 0 CAPITALISTS.—-? ERSONS ITAVING UNEMPLOYED capital of trom $0) to $10,000, will have sent to them through the mail ajderailed statement of a profitsble investment, by addressing, post pai 13, New York City. GIUSTI & CO. ECTFULLY INFORM THEIR friends and the public, that they have opened a Billiard Saloon, with bar room, at No. 187 Fulton street, ground floor. N. B —lunch every day from 11 A. M. to 2P. M.,alter the first day of November next, XTRA STAR NUMBER—THE SEVENTEENTH NUM ber of “Ned Bunfilne’s Own” contains articles from twenty original and talented contributors; two splendid Origi hal Engrovinges a thetch. of Up-Town Real Life, entied “Courted by a Deaf Wicow:" “The Way to Scare an Iti “A Thrilling Tale of Real Life in Brooklyn;” “Fun in th try;” The American Flag in Canada;" Pictures from No.1; and Mcre Chronicles of Every art weod's paper is origin per is, by far, tho best Ned hagever ieeued. Tis tion is mow 18,000. Foraale B—MRS, CARROLL'S Baths, 354 Broadway. AS FIXTURES. I way, have a splendid hest Gas Fixtures warranted, in every respect, Also, Chingy, plain and decorate ut, pian. and moulded, of facture. Solar Lamps. G Candelabras, Bokemian arti pNO 757 Broadway, No. to match any patterne, Ke, All kinds of goods loaned 8 F; 2 United States. new Silk : J selling them at low prices, ‘The season. bel purchasing eh RISH AND SCOTC MALT WHISKEY—HIGH FLAVORED very much lees than the usual rates, by WILITA / shipunder the firm of A.B. Pakker and Rarnete Levy, is New York. Novemter Ist, 148, BARNEUT iBVY. purines of the establie? ment, of Oil Paintings and Antiquities, and all accounts settled by A. 1 Pakber. every decor pt on, of their own. factory. No, 29 Geld N bmeres, Cloaks, Merinos. &e.— Duy ers will €o well to examire our prices before and superior yuality, in packages to guit the trade, and better Malt Whiskey Dirtiller. #6 Seventh avenme. Office, 42 this Cay dissolved by mutusl consent, All accounte of said firm N.t.--A. HW Pakker, 300 Broadway, returns his thanks to the will Le continued #8 hereto‘ore with the aldision of sales at TPE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX1S ‘ING UN- Lest and 6h rardoles, C1 ancoliers, Bracket EW PLAID SBAWLS, RECEIVED PER EURO?A—PER ‘The subscriters have just opened the above #0 far advanced, wi ere. JAMES BECK & CO,, £55 Broadway Adapted for their purpove than any in the market, ‘For sale at (QOPAWTNERSHIP DISSOLVED—THB _CO-PARTNER- Will be rettled by A. H. Pakker AH. PAKKE! mbit, for the liberal patronage he hes received from them. ‘The auction. The auction business will be conducted by Aaron Levy, der the firm of Sogory & Barre is this day dissolved by m toul coment, ‘The busthess of the firm will be closed up by i CH, SAGORY, New York. Slet October, 1848, J PL BARRE. KOADWAY sHkATRE—NOTICE—THE CO.PARTNER- chip heretofore existing between the subveribers, under the me and firm of Mann & Marshall, ie thie day diseolved, hy aa tral conrent. The business of the firm will be clvsed up by Me Maret ALVAU MANN, Dated New York, Oct 25, 1848, B.A. MSRSHALL, ‘Tic business of the Bradway Thoatre will hereafior be con- ducted hy the subscriber, BE. A. MARSHALL. New Yerk, Coteter 26, 1848, BSE RES ORLEANS, U4 Havan ! }xcwn ateamehip “United States,” burthen 2,000 tons, W. Hackstafi, Com mander, will leave for New Orleans, on Satur. November 4vh, from, Judd's wharf, uprer side of Cathar Market. East River, nt 3 o'clock, PM, and from New Orl the leth NovemLer.’ Small parcels and packages received ac Harn: den & Co's Exqiese fice, 6 Wall street, until the day of eniling, tud delivered in mediately on armval at New Orleana. No berdh fecu ed until paid for, Cabin parsage, $75; Stecruge paraoge, $2). Portere 25 conta on letters weighing half sn ounce. Natrol! Will be received ¢ day of suiling. Letters will be received At Hiarnden & Co.'s, 6 Wall street; Exchange News Room ; ale's Letter cffiee, 70 Wall street; and at Kenyon's Journal of ‘ommerce office, For freight or parsage apply to CHARLES EH. MARSHALL 28 Burl’ng Slip. On her return she will reenme her regular trips to Gavre, leaving Havre the 8th January, Now York on the th December, sm tonebing at Senthampron beth wave, FOR NEW OLE AS S—KEW LINK—1NE SUPERIOEP AST failing preket ship Albania, Capt, Sehander, will cordsively tatlon the 7th Nevember, For cnbin, 2nd cabin, and sroornge &. con medetions she cannot be su pared and at low raven, F paesge oF freiaht apply on tonrd, foot of Dover street, Kast river, orte & Co.. Ae Wall at OR NEW ORUBASS, VIA HAVANA—THE FINE NEW stenship GALVESTON, JR. Crane, commander will leave for the above perts on Saturday, the sth ef November, at 10 o'clock. A. M., from pier No.4, NR, | No berth secured oniil for, Leticr bogs at the ueval places. Por freight or pamsge, hav ing very euperlor acoommedations, ayp'y te J HOWARD & SON, 73 South atre t Staten ISLAND FRERV.—THE STREAWHOAT STATEN ©) Inlerder wil cup ae fellows =~Leave New York at 9 11,1, ym.6 and 636 o'clock, Leoye Quarantine at 8, 10, 12, ¢ and | executed under the immediate direction of Mr. F. Grain, | march—Queen’s Bridge, Pucnte del Revna— Pass of Sierra Gordo Piesiry Diges Wee Wisanay Mords, Meo Da Lillian’ ites gg 3, Mr. j Morris, Mr. Du ian, a Denin; Susan, Mre Sutherland; Joseph, Miss K- Denis, ‘Doors ‘To conclude with afarceentitied ANYTHING FOR 4 CHANGE, Prices of —DressCircle and Parquet, 60 cents; Family —Friaay Evening, pisy, of VIRGINIUS—Virginius, M; - &. Soott; Icilius, Mr. tark; Appius Claudius, Mr. Dawes; Dentatus, Mr. Pardoy; Lucius, Mr. Palmer ; Caius Claudius, Mr. G. Chapman; Numito i Mr. Herbert ; Vibulanus, Mr. kan hey Virginia, Miss Mes. ; Servia. Mra. Chapman. To conclude with the Buriesque era of BONE SQUASH LE DIA GLE—Bone Squash, Mr. T. D, Hie; Spruce Pink, Mr. Dawee; Mcunrt, Mr. Willis; Pompey Ducklege, Mr, Horbert ; Jim Brown, Mr. Pardey ; Juniata ecs, Mise’ Miles; Tanza Snowball, Mra, Burrougas. wif}; performance te commence at Ds hee tans HALL, No. 472 Broadway, between Grand ‘and Broome streets, commenced on Monday, Ostober 2d, | and will continue night until further notice —Fourth weok of the re Tr original and well-known CHRISIY'S MINSTRELA, (organised ip 1442.) THE FIRST TO HARMO- NIZE NEGR ELODIES, AND ORIGINATOR OF THE PRESENT POPULAR STYLE QF EPHiOPIAN ENTER- TALNMENTS, whose concerts in ity, for a period of ten months, were reoeived with much diatineulshed favor and patro » have the honor of announcing to tho ladies and gentleracn sw York and era that they will give » oories of their ypoiar Concerts, tnt ing @ v1 of their origwal Songs, ‘horusses, Characteristic Dances, &c. Admission 25 cente. Doors m at7. Sones via cummins 9 - meee ove lay, commenaing at o’oloc! ’. under the mi nasenret and diree*ton of E. P. Christy. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- prietor; F, Hitcheock, Manayer. Splendid performances. every afternoon at 3, and evening at 734 o'clook. Major Littlefin- ger, the smallest human being on earth tat oan either walk or stand alone Great Western, the Yankee Comedian. ‘The Sablo Brothers, 9 most superb and talented band of Negro Singers, Dan« cors, ke.’ Pete Morris, Comic singer. The Highland Mammoth Boys, Enormous Boa Constrictor. Laving Orang Qutang. fairy Family, “Infant Vestris. Wax Scripture Statvary, Madam Rock well, the famous Fortune Toller, may be privately consulted at | fn extra charge of 26 centa, Adimiasion to the whole, including. | Museum, Performances, Little Finger’s, &¢, 25 couta; children | under ten Years of age, and old enough to walk alone, 1236 conta, Reserved front seats, One shilling each extra, NAfOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS—THI8 GREAT HIS. horical Picture, by Delaroche, is pow exhibiting at the Na- tional Academy of Design, cornet of Broadway and Leonard strect, Open nine, AM, until ten, P.M. Adinission, 250, season tickets, 50o. Uy hs? EXHIBITIONS.—GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN- ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation of the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge, Als», twenty two magnificent Soriptural Paintings by Mr. Baker, of London ; each one contain. ing about 100 square foet of canvats—the wholo comprising one of | the moat beautiful and intervsting exhibitions ever exhitited in America, ‘Thy Creation, Fall of Man, Judgment of the Almighty | Expulsion frem Paradise, Death ot Abel, Evening before the De. luge, The Delugs, God’s Covenant with Noah, Destruction of Bo dom and Gomorrah, heme ape of Pharaoh Finding Mosca, The | Seventh PI Destruction of Pharnoh’s Host, Moses Breaking tho Tabies, Fall of the Walls of Jericho, Jouhus Commanding the ‘Sun to Stand Still, &c., &e.—now exhibiting every wight this week, and Wednesday and Saturday. afternoons, commencing at three goleck, at the lend new Hall, S00 Broadway, evor Stonpani Ml Dio- | Duek- Doors opan nay or 9) | Bath’ HANINGTON'S entirely new Grand Scriptura Famasof the mort magnificent Spectacle ever witnhased in Now | York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, assisted by power. | fulinstrumental accompaniments. Six Days of the Croation.— | Soenery and Incidente—Chaos, the First Day. The Firmanveat, Bio Second Lay. Dry Land, Herbago and Powers. ‘Third Day.-— Sun, Moon and Stars, Fourth Day. Creation of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day, Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden ot Rdea— | Adam ard Eve. With the completion of the labors of the Crea | ma of tho Dug ‘ickets ab ountas shir hati aise Bony ma of the ickets 26 centa; children joo. Doors open at 7—curtata rises at ‘Tig o'elock. r M EXICO ILLUSTRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST'TRUTH- fully magnificent and elaborated Moving Panorarpio Views, iving a faithful and picturesue representation of ‘the lineof | march pursued by the American Army, under the command of Genera] Xcott, from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico, now exhibit- ing every evening, and on the afterncons of Wednesday and Sa- turday, at Stoppani Hall, corner of Broadway and Walker stroct. Synoptis of the geographical and picturesquoiportions of the Mexi- | cau territory oo intimately connected with the history aud glory of our country:—I anding of the American Army at Vera Cruz— Bombardment of the City and Castle of San Juan de Uiloa by General Sectt—Formal Surrender of tho City ‘of Vera, Crag, and the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, to General Soott— Environs of tho City—-View of the Sea—-Native Fishing Boats in the distance—Village of Santa Fe—National Bridge Puente Nacional, onco del Rey—Rear Guard of the Army on their —Battle of Sierra Gordo—Retreat of Santa Anna, and Capture of his carriage—Magnificent view of the City of Jaiappa—Romantio and Korgeous Scenery—Remains of Volcanic Kruptions—Village of Los Vegos— Hacienda, Mexican Farm Houso—Amerioan Arm: on the march—Town and Fortress of Perote—Cc fro of Perote an Mountain of Orizaba- Volcanic Mountain of Pizara—The Mirage, most graphical delineation of this extraordinary optical illusion— Gallant Charge of the American Dragoons—La Puebla de lor An- gela—The Pass of Rio Frio—Troops ascending the Ridge of Land which separntes the Plains of Puebla and Mexico—Village of Bu- na Vista—Lake and Town of Chalco—Battle of Contreras—Battle of Churubusco—Molinog del Rey—The King’s Mills—Storming of Chapultepec— Grand View of City of Moxieo—Major General Winfield Scott, the Commander in Chief, surrounded by his Staff, And his brave sesociates in the Great Square of the City of Mexico, Price of admission—Singie tickets, 60 cents ; children, half price. Tickets for one gentleman and two ladies, $1. Family Tioket, admitting five Forsons, $1 75. Doors will bo opened at 7 o'clock. | The pleture will commence moving at a quarter before & Re. served sents can be secured at the office, from 9 till 11, and from 2 till 4 o'clock. EMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.—GRAND INSTRU- mental Concert, hy the celebrated Germania Musical Society, {241m umber.) Friday evening, 24. inst, “The ahovo Company respectfully to inform the citi Brooklyn, that thoy will give a Grand Conoest at pace, on Friday, Sd Nov. inst., when the following ume will be prewented:—Part 1. Overture, Le Roi d’¥vetot, by Adam; Bruder-lustig, (Merry Brethren,) Waltz, Strauss; rom the Opera Robert lo Dinble, Meyerbeor; Sole, Praiso of tears, cxocuted by Horr Schult. . David; Tourbillon Galop, Lanner. Part 11 Overture. Tho Blopement. Momnrt: Sheppards’ uadritle, Strauss: Taenle Walzer, Lanner; Musical Telegraph; Grand Pot Pourri, Strauss, Conduetor, C. Levschow. Agent for the Company, HL. Reich, Admirsion’50 centa, Tickets tn be had at the Muse St ‘at the deor on the evening of the Concert. Doors opon at cert to commence at § precisely. FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF DR. COLLIER’S ORIGINAL Clarsic Artiste,in their inimitable personifications of Souipture \d Paintiog, at the Coliseum, 450 Broadway, on Thursday, Fri- 7 tba Saturday evenings, Nov. 2d, 2d and 4th. This exhibition will retain its original character for classie\l arouracy, purity, and poetical elegance,which formerly recommended it to pablic favor, Pregramme varied every evening; commencing at 73¢ o'clock. Admission 50 cents, W), ,GREENOUGH, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT FURNI- ture. —W. Greenough & Co. will sell, this day, at 1 o'clock, at East 27d strect, eighth house from 4th Avenue, all the Furai ture of the House, consisting of Mahogany Chairs, Kookers, Sofas, Bureans, Din‘ng and Tea Tab'es, Glasses, Bed and Bed- steads, &c. ; also the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will eommenc ORIGAGE SALE FURNITURE, THIS DAY, 10 o'clgok, 53 Ann street, comprising every variety for House Keepars also, the Bar Furniture, Glass Ware, Crockery, &e,; and Sup> rior Linen Steets, Pillow Cases, Quilts, and Twill'd Blankets, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, &, JOUN SNIFFIN, Anctioneer. O BUSINESS It ¥-TAE HOUSE AND Lot, 210 Gi ‘Terms, $3(W0 cael, and the balance ee, for a term of years, at 6 ted cent. For oR, one of the best establishuents in the popular, and ianow bringing in large revurns, re—A port house, down town; one doing a and well established. A fair price will be paid. yerrns Wishing te introduce ard obtain a rapid sale for PA: \ C11 EES,will beenabled to effect their object at the large Nasau sireet; an admirable location for the purpose 1g situated in the best part of that thronged and busy thorovelfare, For the above, apply at 109 Nareau street, near Anr, to CAMP & BOUTON, VOR SALE—A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN FLO. rida, lying on the east eide of the St. Johu's r ver, consisting rent five hundred acree ; is twenty-five miles from Jackson . thirty from St, Augustine, ‘The sciLia well adapted to the culture of ‘many of the tropical productfons, viz :—Sugar cane, totecen, aud eweet orange, also co'ton, The land is covered with imber, for which a ready market may, at all times, be 11d ag the neighboring saw milis. For farther particularaen quire of J.J. BROWN, 62 East Broadway, ‘0 LET--BALF A HOUSE, PLEASANTLY SITUATED ON Breadwny, between Union Square and Madison Park, con- taining two good sized parlora with slidin + room adjoining, bath rocms, other rooms; barement, kitchen, &e.. and every ao. commodntion for ® genteel family.” Apply 17 Broadway, Lear dat 6°rce! BOARPING—A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET ON SECOND floor, with part or full Board. Private table, with free uso of Werm and Cold Bath Room, Apply atS41 Houston ateoet. CUEAR, CARPETINGS—R. LAWRENCE, 47 CsNAL ‘pier ice Inston the attention of perscns,a¥ int purchasing to bis very handsome stock of Brussels, three-ply. ingenin, and ont Veretian Cerpetings, Oil Cloths, &o. &e., which he is determined Hat pricce well deeerving the par y int te F attention of the t entire satisfaction will be the result of a call Canal etret, jufaeturer, No, Oorner roadway, gow on hand, and constantly ry Assortment ofTvanke, Valives, Cs and Ly ‘and reteil. Also, a superior le Leather ka, wuitable for American or European travel, and itenus for the French Malle Poste, 1A tae the West 1: America. ke., filled with dee i dieu Broth \—COAL—COAL.—BEST PRACH ORCHAKD, IN #4 5 handsome order, o1can and dry Large Nut, $1 50. Stove ard Egg, $0, delivered this day and to-morrow, a larno of Red Ash and White Ash in yard at low prices, at yards, 78 Thompson neat Spring street,and 9 er atreet, near Greenwich avenue, 50 000 TIORSES HAVE BREN CURED OF HEAVES, Chronic Cough, and other diseases, within the fast year, ve Tatterrall’s Heave Powders. One dol lar'ew it for a oure of Heavens, and a deren casos of Catarrh, &@, of imitatio KETCHUM & IIENSHAW, 121 Fulton st. jCHENCK’S | ULMONIC BYRUP.—AN INDIVIOU AL HA ¥9 ving # loathsome,» Micting. and dangerous diseare, wud hiwing a remedy which effectually cured him, knows the efficiency FU at remedy and ite apphienLitity to the samme dense. tities bole cr than ferrons who Vuve no knowledge of the medicine, In (crmer timestt was pererally thought that consumption, as well #icrofi ls, were ir curable, but such ie net tl ¢ In Sohonck's ative ob consom pticn, serofula, Ke, which is tendered gratat urly 10 all perome: the origin ef thel'ulmon is Syrup le proved to have recurred, from buving cared the aut) or of a deep sented, oan- | groat poly ‘performance $0 commence at7 precisely. Boxes, | Circle or Scoond Tier, 25 cts, Doon ¢ half 2 ceutes Pie and Gallery, Eigecnta SP | tain to rige at 7 o'clock, afer Sree (CHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY ITCHELL’S OLYMP1C THEATRE—FRIDAY EVENING, CM Gstoa: ‘Novensber 3, will Be netod the November 3, the entertainments will commence with the comio drama of the PRIDE O) Farine, Mr. Holland ; Marquis do Velauge, Mr. Aroold; Marton, Mies Clack, | After ‘which s drama entitled ESMEMALDA Quasimodo, Mr. Nickinsen ; Grengoire Mr. Conover Esmeralda, Miss Mary Gannon. Tobe followed by « now petite comedy ent tied the CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY—Achille Townsend, Mr, Nickinson; Handle Bibbs, Mr. Conover; Isabella. Miss Phillipa Toconclude with BEULATL 8PA—Tector Tomploton, Mr, Holland; Caroline (Grantley, Miss Phillips. Doorw open at Go'slock—cartain rise orolock, EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING SPREET— John ‘Tryon and Corporal ‘Thompson, Manager Friday ing, November 3. Mx. B. roll will appear in hie thrilling mance, with the infantile phenomenon. The Comio Trio Ponies, Romeo avd Julivt, dohm Gossin, the Yoriok of century, will keep the table ina roar,” assisted bj eccentric and ready witted Jesters, Messrs, Rook Noms. The celebrated Trick Horse, Andalusia, will exhibit his thorough training, under the care of Mr. Daxiue, A superb full dress + avaleade will commence the exercises of the circle Boxes 60 conte; Children under 10, to Boxee, 25 conte; upper boxes 25 conta GANPS: 10", AND CO’S UIPPOFERAN ARENA AND ¥Y" Cirous, tae fargest and most expensive establishment of the kind existing, will oper on Monday, Oct. 20th, under an immense Pavilion erected for the purpose, and capable. of comt-rtably:ao- commodating upwards of UW) people, on Eighth street, peat the Opera House, fur & short ly Sinco this mammoth establishment was lost in this city, proprietors have added many novel snd most attractive foatures to their exhibition, Prominent among which stand the celebrated Performing Ele. plants, Komeo and Jenny Lind, trom the theatres Drury | ondop, and National, Paris, which have been. purchased imported at an immense expense, and are introduced in thelr wonderful performances at each exhibition; the troupe of ten Eeyitian Camels, introduced in an oriental pantomime, and other attractions ofa sterling nature, ‘The stud of Horses and Ponies is unequalled and. t Prising, among others, the magnificent danciny: horses May Fly dad Bucephalus; the’ fairy pouey Cinderella: the twin ponies Daron and Pythias; the fighting ponies, Deaf Burke and Tom drring. and the celebrated trotting pony, Black Diamond. ‘The oorps of performers, selected with great caro from every of the globe, includes, in their various dopartinents, mauy most eminent artis's living, and the names mentioned below will bo a sufficient guaranty of the strength of this p'rtion. of the establishment. Mr, Richard Sands and hie children, Maurice and Jesse; Mona Coné, tho great French equilibrist; Master Walter Amar, the Juvonde questeian; Mr. W. Stout, the hippian equestrian; Mr. Hl. Gardner, the inimitable soene rider; Mr. H. Ruggles, the unsurpassed porformer on the corde volun mor Penes, the contortionist, &o. &o. Ko, ‘The unexceptionable humor of the populsr clowns, Pentland and Lathrop, is not the least attractive feature of the entertain: ments, Maciar of the arena, Capt. J. A. Decamp;, equestrian director, Mr. W. Stout; musical director, Mr, Eaton; trousnror, Mr. J. W. Fatioy. Admittance 25 cent; no half price. After: noon and Evening Exhibitions, Doors open at 2 and 6%; pore formances commence at 236 and 634. ABERNACLE— GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by the Celebrated Germania Musical Socioty, compo-ed of twenty four performers, on which occasion they will offer tho choicest progremme of Music which has yet been given, On Sa turday Evening, 4th instont, they will perform tho following Programme, Part I.—I. Overture—Yelva, Keisiger ; 2. Jubiloo Waltz, Lanner ; 3 Concertino {or the Ovoe—executed by Mert Oblemann, Lubeck ; 4. Sterming of Constantine, Lanner; 5, Ta. trodueticn'to Norms, Bellin ELS. (by partiontar dostro) Overture to Midsummer Night's Dream, Mendelssohn; 7. In- troduction and Variations fo» the Flute, executed by Herr % hy, , Quadzilies, Lanner: 9, Ludian Poli, ‘olegraph, Grand Potpourri, Strauss, Leader of the Company, ©, Lenschow.’ Acent fur the Company, H. Reich, Admisnion 50 cents Tickets to be had at the Music Btores and at the dooron the ev: ning of the Concert. Doors open Poncert to commenc clock presisely. E.~THIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, at to'clock, MR, WILSON will give his first ontortain- TAHE MAKKET—Ieadoro h N ortorming proachable, come | ment on the Songs of Scotland, when he will sing a telection of his most popular and characteristic ballads, PART FIRST. ‘The song of the fisherman's wife, in Which she expresses con- tentment w.th her lot, and wishes well to a’ that wish the boat to tpeed. Song—'O weel may the Bo: Song to the favorite air of *Cailer Herrin the tune is founded. Cry of the Edinburgh Song—"Wha'll buy Caller Herring?’ Dialogue seng of “My Boy Tammy" tho old ditty which the author took as his model, Song—“My Boy Tammie,” without accompaniment, Song, founded on an old fragment, “The Flowers o’ tho Forost are a’ wede away,” commemorating the battle of Flodden. Sons—'The Flowers of the Forrest.” Song from Sir Walter Scott's poem of “Marmion.” It is eung at the Court of James LV, of scotland, ky the Lady Heron, First she refuses, at last, “A soft, yet lively air she Ang this the wily lady Baliad—“Young Lochinvar. Berenate from “The Pi sung by Captain Cleveland, under the window of Minna Tre ~ phrases on which herwomen. re} ‘Love wakes and weeps.” Matrimonial disyute between Johnnie Blunt and his gudewifo abeut ‘the barring o' the door.” Conditions on which the differ- ence is rettied. Bumorous Ballad—“Get up and bar the Door.” PART KCOND. Song by Mistrees Joanna Baillie—A young bride grievos for the wont of *pearlingsand plenishing.” Her Johnnie's love consoles her, however. 2 Dialogue Song—‘Woo'd an’ married an’ 9.” The bercic ode, “Bruce « Adérors to his army ut Bannockburn,” written by Burrs. to an old air—tradition concerning the tune. Bruce's Addrees—"Soots wha bao wi’ Wallace bled.” Different effects of the sume air— pathetic words wri after the death of Burns. Song—The Land o' the Leal” without accompaniment. Bum orens sung, descriptive ofa village festival in the Hich- Jands—Aliister, the piger. i called on to save his pipes, while the Inds and Jasscs gather on the green, The Highlander’s mode of singing rather peculiar, Humorous Song—“Alister M’ Allister.” Favorite old song, which tolls of tho gudew fe's joy at the arri- valof ler gudeman, who had been “lang awa.” Song—“There's nae luck aboot the house.” Tickets Fifty Cents. Book of the words, 12% cts. —— —— GURAND, DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ H wc,, 48 Brondway.—Scenea in the Gulf; Bugning the M. B. Creole; ‘Shipwreck of the Somers; Arrival of tH Fleet ; Steam. ers on@ Ships stesming and sailing along; Real Cannon londed ang fixed Ly moving figures; Grand Bombarde ent by day and night; Splendid pyrotechnic «fects and bursting of Shells, Every Figure, Ship, Beat, &ey is moving, An Overture every evening Tiekots Scenta Childien half price, Fainily and season tickets on ap- plication at the Hall, Open at 7, ocmmonces at & Wednesday, and Saturday afternoon at 3 . YO LECTURERS AND EXHIBITIONIST83—THE APOL- Jo Saloon, corner of Pedide and Carondelat streets, New Orleana.—The subscriter would inform those engaged in tho above professions, that he has neatly fitted up ® Saloon eapable of seating six hundred persons, situste in the central pargof the city, andn the immediate vicinity of ail the hotels andplaces of amusement, For terms and particulars addrees subscriber, post paid, and it will meet with prompt attention, HF. SMITH, TERA GLASSES—A SPLENDID LOT, JUST RECEIVED ‘at half the usual price. | Al 2. in the hey of A. tevether with a choice assortment ments, at 55 Chatham street, 190 Canal street, rk Bazaar, corner of Anthony st. and Broadway. ONS ON THE, IANO.—A_ YOUNG LADY, WI3HING devote her leisure hours in teaching the piano, will re ceive a few Seung pupils at her residence, at $6 per quarter, or ttre hovee of her pupi's, at $8. Appl cation tor the rercom of Wm. Vanderbeek, 479 Broadway, ERREI1'S CHEAP AND ELEGANT MUSIC, CONSIST- Pieces, Waltzes, Poikas, D ce : together with (hris a or sale nt the agency, No. 156 Fulton mrect; had a full assortment of Tanner's Pocket and roller je Books for gs, gles. where may b Maye, and G DARCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD sirvet.—Signora and Ng. Fesserothave re-opeued their School tnd are forming a new Wal:zing Class for gentlemen in the even- ing, and one attalf-past $ o'clock for yourg Indies and masters, ‘WNérew Waltz Napolitain, and ali the faghionabls dances, will be tevght during the term. Private lestona and classes attended to, sud private Soirees will be given as ustial, {TRICTURE OF THE URRTHRA—ITS ORIGIN, SYMP- cure.—Hydrocele, Varicocele, &o., are particularly well treated of in Dr, Dixon's poplar treatise on Diseases of the Sexual System. “The author's acknowledged originality and in- genuity, under trying surgical circumstances, stamp this work with unecmmon interest,”—[ Boston Medical and Surgical Jour. } jghth edition; 276 wages; price $1.¢ me Hons SEW ITE & DaVENPORT, Tribune Building. FDICAL CARD.—DR. RICHARDSUN, LATE CONSULT ing Physician to the New York CoMezo of Medicine and Pharmacy, cont nues to devote his attention to ail diseases of @ private nature, topether with salt rheum. vorefala, rhoarnatism, and wil 6ieco#os depending on an impure state of the blood, From his great experience in this city and Kurops, during the last fit teen years, Dr. R, can promise to perso: s applying to him, advan tages not to Le met with clsewhere, and although he doos not promise a cure of those complaints in two or three days, le fat- ters hincgelf that his treatment will bs entisfastory to thove re- wiring ® radical cure, Consulting rocms, No, 1 Park Place, Hloure'cf atteneance. 0 A.M, to 8 &. Mf. Comuunicutions from the country punetyally attended to OCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 61 Dey street, where he can be consulted on all Private Disease 08. The most obetinaie yield to his mode of treatment, which le fn the Nen-Mercurial System, Strictures wo oatter of how long etanding, are treated by Dr. F., on the most scientite snd Approved plan. ‘The viotime of constitutional debility, browht onby indleoreotindulgences, can apply with w certainty of cure, Pre-paid lotters, enclosing’a fee, atiended to, Office, 61 Dey street. R_KALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE D*; * Se,, 88 Greenwich street hours 9 to 12 A. M,, 6 to (Sunday excopted), These who apply in theearly tacos wiN be surpriond at the rapidity and little iwconvensenoe Attending their enra, Ttis chiefly, however, those who have suf fered from # certain clnas of people who can properly appreciate In stricture, from {ta first, or incipient, to its more atresring tages, (from uncommon advantage End's very extensive practice) he can afford w Tapid, eaay, and radical cure, which, he has ground for stating, can bo obtained from no other eenrre in America R. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on the I Datvre, eymptoms, progress, convequences, remedies, and cure of the genital organe, including masturbation, stricture, die eases resembii (aiven in no other work.) Ke. Ke, adapted to ev el of both paxce,, Th ! ful work mulject’ written in plain language, the re cipes for ai Teintended ts be prac fined consumption, Algo, the remperkable case of Jobn Carr, who var eficted with sercfula'or bing’s evil, may y years: tho running nicers on bie back, breast, neck and arms, were numer ctoteboms, F remedy, but withow tepring the disene reated vpen his longa, prota ule ompiom. be was advised JP, ¥hich be did, apd it sot onjy cured his consumption, bot so purified his system, that bis uloers alt healed, avd be is now Wliving Withers, meter. us FORTE UpO® his person will teattly, vibe Hupertor efficacy in remedy, Ther nro hucdreds of there who Lave teen oured of these hit and ineursbie irertes. £0 the pfttieted need no lon nee in Schev obs treatiee copy UE whieb ehowld he in porn dW Schenck, ete New ¥ ding & Co epair ot being cured. A (o many of theoe onsen, of every invalid, Prepared Scuth Sixth etree, Phiidelphia, Wholosle + veh & Clickover, 81 Bercla. «treat: Boston, Sstotertreet; Bulrimere,8, F hh Son Buide Henne, J. Wright & Ce Yaevet, Prioe fix hotiles for $5, © CURR, NO PAY.—Dk. COKRIVT, 19 DUANE STRERY member of the Koynl ( ollepe of Surseone, Londen, miny be pepe Td or neve Aa a ie fry eles eu ta ye gleet, aloers v) , OF in the throat. rains 1B the tang’ and bones ef the lerk. A ptwoties of fouringn years, devoted to veneren! diseases, ensbics Dr. ©. te oure thr rorat form of Wie disenm Recent teves cored in tour dave, srantaly ang patx, hese indTrideets Ube lose ANY ae Sey Deln, ‘Thee whe beve A tan leatheome habit. can poaltively te tentored ee neaRhoa solety” NB. Strangers are centionod pot te be. deceived, Dy street, opposite dicines faithfully given: cally usofal to every one, in every p'sce, _ Sth edition, #42 f Greenwich ¢t Price $1. May te had of the author, mailed freeby port. Aleo of most of the book sellers in the U. MOS EXTRCORDINARY WOKK—10 THE MARKIED or thore centerpinting marrige, —The Morrie) Woman's Frivate Medical Companion, by Dr. A. M. Manriccan, Sixth edt tion, Price $1 This work ie meeting with most astounding sales (24,000 copies Lavine already been disposed of ) Every femaleis getting © cory, whether married or unmarried, althonph ft fe in Cnoed copecially for the married aa tt disc tee nporean’ mere tt, which should be known to them particularly ere every female oan disc: ver the causes, symptome and the most efficient reins, diew and moet ccrtain meéde of enre in every cae For J Brondw oy; at t? ¢ publishing “Tice, 120 Liberty etree, New ¥ orks alao, F. B. Peterson, No. & Chea nut street, G. B. Zetter, delpbia; Little & Co. Albany: W. K. Davie, Boston. On the re cotpt of $I, a ec yeni! be tranemitioc by mei), free of postage, to Sii'pertec# the United Stater All lettexs mutt be addressed, wa paid, to Dr. A. M MAUKIOBAU, box 1224, New York city oe VIET Marte otreet SOOPER, WDUANESTREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM Dee Wilts tireete, as for the feet fourteen years enjoyed a mont extensive prectioe tn privete divenses He can oure the oot Ageravated cases of this discom ; and w tld cases cured in twe te fvedays Stricture Dr. Cooper can cure the worst form of strictarce in from one to two weebs, Constitntiona) debility, fyovght on by s secret abit, ineulped in ty young men. ehcp teo freely inculged in, Merete dyspeprin. weaknes of the Ln denne ‘val of the bck, ecm Kon Of the inteRcet, end aver on to ecety. A eer werronicd in every cast, oF BO Charge ‘omeroury # lot of very fine | the ony traly | og ER ROADWAY THRATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, PROPRIs- BY Rors* | Brae Nori-gil ewedtecu | ONTELLIGR CE BY THE MAILS, Tay- | JACK CALE— ord, Mr. ;,Jaok Cade, Mr. For- poeeees ‘Mo- | fest; Wat Worthy, Mr. Vache; Mowbray, Mr. Baker: Courtney, Way Winoron, Nov. 1, 1848, Eounge, | Bay's Fleward, Mr. 0; Andrews: Friar Lacy, Mr Fredericks; ‘ om Gerclt-— Gale of his Bee | Bawa Pesamuranetcen miei meeae ba | Proton Dutr, BO rl Sal of i fe | eerie tee Sete vee ies | cyst Porwinwe a Ko Are Une Drete Circle and Paryustte, 75 centn Family Oirele'® sontacdar, | ttchen—The Company— The Pn. ters engaged open | ery, 2k conta, Doors open at 63¢~periormance tocommence | on the Capitol— President's Pyomin’# like Pre oe Crusts— Opposition to Green Jackets. NOV. | BURTON'S 7H CHAM = " mney Birr ter Matt heeer ar stRtatOat | The furniture ol the Prowan Momater, Roe e Be LS cn Bee n be Grin Dba, Raymond Mra Von sels was Wind sold at auction. On awed ' Dette, apman. lazout i Sit sien ieee emcees coeretaser | Ean cherinetc eyes Ae | grademen, the most of them wien aeeeae r j rbottom, Mra Vernon. A\ e ot LILLTAN. the Show “f Mstthowe: | Hisley and his sons in thor acrist Flights and Caton Pron ee hremebissig by curiosity, to see how nobility, in this heaven- favored republic, lives, and to have a little chat about the household utensils, and to display the latest fashions of the milliners. We were disap- pointed in seeing so few of the “ west-enders those who, in the enjcyment of aplentitude of pub- lie patronage, imagine themseives superior to theix plebetan neighbors—a “ superiority” that may be stripped from its happy porsessors by the choice of a President of the United States, to be made on the 7th of November, like unto the unfeathering of the crow that sported in the peacock’s feathers. Government clerks were there—decent, high- nunded, honorable men; and, among the crowd, three ministers of the ‘Gospel. Feathers waved frem bonnets, and silk frocks rattled, and little | children came with their mamas, to “see the pret- ty things.” The furniture was plain, uf we except two large mirrors. One-tenth of our residents have as geod. The walls were adorned with a few pictures, prints, and the mantel pieces deco- rated with triflip omaments, such asa toy, cat and dog, which en ex-editor’s son said had their tails curled up. A certain ornament, of plaster, in the front parlor, might have been admired in any other place. It represented a litle boy in days when trowsers were not in fashion, or a model artist without drapery. Several timid misses shrunk from its approach. But this is a matter of taste. In the old countries, among ladies, there is less of that kind of refinement which is possessed by our own, and hence this distaste for the fine arts. The auctioneer commenced by selling the kitchen ware, which had been provided in profusion {gr the cook- ery. The pleasure of buying a pot ora saucepan, in which the Baron’s tood was gpoked, was enjoy- ed. There was in the display of effects one thing prominent, v thatthe Baron lived for comfort. in the plain furniture he showed more good sense than the heads of the Executive Departmeats, and more republican simplicity. He is about to leave the United States for his home, and he will take with him sincere wishes for health and h Appiness, having been much respected by all who knew him during his residence at the national capital. There has been much grumbling among the thirty workmen engaged in painting the Capitol. The Commissioner of Public Buildings, Dr. Doug- Juss, with a view to economy, proposed to pay them according to the number of hoes they were employed, which, these short days, deducting for | rainy weather, would have reduced their pay to | five or six dollars a week. They threatened to go | to the President, to lay their complaint before him, and to demand the wages given at the public | works, (a dollar and sixty-two and a half cents a | day, rain orshine.) The Commissioner avandoned his scheme. The painters continued their busi- | ness until Monday, when, in a body, they went to | the White House and stated their grievances to the President, who listened patiently, and then | promised that justice should be done, and said | that he wished them to be well paid. With light | hearts the mechanics returned to the Capitol.. The | President immediately sent for the Commissioner, and itis to be presumed they had a talc about the | painters. ‘This was payday ‘The painters fully | relied upon the President’s premise that justice | should be done; they vainly cherished the hope | that a dollar and sixty-two and a halt cents a day, | ram or shine, would be accorded ; but, lo! they | were pa but a dollar and a half a day, and the | time fost in rainy weather deducted | Congress appropriated twenty thousand dollars for painting the Capitol, but economy will not permit the go- verniment to amply compensate the men who | expose their lives to danger on a high swinging | scaffold. Itisashame, a disgrace to be so nig- gardly. But Mr. Polk, it is believed, 13 not a Cass man, and,being extremely selfish, he doesnot now care for the democracy, which, he must know, would be seriously hurt by his conduct in this mat- ter, in the coming elections, were it not known that he is secretly opposed to the nominee of the Baltimore Convention. He seems to have a spite against painters, having refused to appoint Mr. Seignstack as Commissioner of Public Buildings, because he wore a green jacket while he was em- ployed with his brush. He, however, made him Warden of the Penitentiary, and an excellent one he is, being kind and humane towards the unfor- unate convicts. Bau-rimons, Nov. 2, 1848. Politics of Oho, Pennsylvania and New York— Betters and Betting--The Mechanics’ Fuir—The- atricals, &c. A gentleman whd has just returned from a bust- ness tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania, and whe, by the way, is a strong democrat, says that Tay- lor’s chances for Ohio are deeidedly the best, un- lees the free soil humbug should die away before the election—that Van Burenisin thrives most in the democratic counties, and seems to carry all be- fore it. Pennsylvania, he considers safe for Casa, and offers to back his opinion te any reasonable amount. He says that Cass is very weak, how- ever, in Western Peunsylvania, and Taylor very strong, but thinks that the middle counties will go for him with overwhelming majorities. Asto New York, his opinion was, when he passed through the principal counties of the State several weeks since, that Van Buren would get the electoral vote; but if free seil should be on the wane, as reported, it i# certain for Taylor. With regard to betting, he expressed much sur- prise to find that the whigs were bet.ing al@ost two to one, here and in Washington, on the elec- tion of Taylor, and assures me that, in the West, bets of two to one on the election of Cass are offered and refused | The Mechanics’ Fair was opened last night to a | brillant audience, and no less than five engines | with a large amount’of machinery, set in motion, inthe machine room. It excels the Franklin In- | stitute Fair, and falls but litte, if any, short of the New York Farr. ‘The Viennoige dancers continue to attract over- flowing houses at the Front street. The Seguins opened last night at the Holliday street, with a brilliant audience. _ j Our city’s favorite, Jack Owens, is preparing to open the Howard Atheneum, with a fine company. He 1s a good fellow and a first-rate actor. Pmitapetruta, Nov. 2, 1848. A Chevalver d'Industrie—The Balloon Ascension— | Dr. Morrill’s Success—Sudden Death—Robbe- ry, &e. §e. A pick pocket, giving his name as John Francis, | was yesterday arrested in the crowd at the balloon ascension. When he observed officer Russel watching his operations, he fled, teaving a pocket | book having the name of A. B. Hull, Long Island. | Dr. Morrill was more than usually successful yesterday in his balloon ascension, and seenred a retty large attendance inside of his enclosure. His receipts were sufficient to meet his expenses and repay him handsomely for hisbold adventure. John Clark, an Englishman, who recently ar- rived here with kis family, died very suddenly last evening of apoplexy. 2 4 The exchange «flice of Wilkins, in the Arcade, was, yesterday afternoon, entered and robbed of $600 The Grand Jury of the Quarter Sessions com pleted their labors this morning, and were dis charged with the thanks of the court. Prrrssvnen, Oct. 29, 1848. The Presidintial Canvass in Pennsulvani Captain Sehindley is in town. Captain Schind- ley end his family are registered as among the last arrivals at the Monongahela House. He flourishes like a man of progressive ideas, and like the intelligent head of a temily, while the newspaper cry of “who married Captain Schindley?” is exti guirhed and forgotten. Cuptam Schindley hails from Engiand. Te has been lionizing it among the sutyeects of her majesty in the West Indies, ond, like @ true republican, he returns to inhale the air of liberty, and the coal emoke of Pitu. burgh Captain Geo. W. Cutter is also here, the same who fovght so well among the brave Kentuckians at Buena Vista. He spoke lust night in behalf of “Old Zack,” at a meeting of the Rough and Readw, peo ple of Piitsburgh. A portion of his address w gy devoted to his own vindication, in answer (0 ¢ sen tain heavy allegations made against him by 80r ae of the Ohio volunteers, respecting his cond get in Mexico. The Glee Club, after the speak ing was over, continued singing Taylor melod’ ag i the rain toe Jate hour at might. Their ent’ pysiasm ia np, ond their confidence in the result, on the 7th of November, would be sufficient, with what has taken place, to convince a strange ¢ that the whigs nust win the day, were there 0st the small impe- diment in the way ot the sulleg and dogged deter .