The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1848, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, Arr Letter from Hon, David Wilmot. Pritaveceusa, Nov. 3, 1848, ‘The editor of the Repullicun has just received a let- ter from Hon. David Wilmot, dated Towanda, Oot. 30, im which he indignantly denies having deserted Van Buren, and gone to the support of Cass. He also eays:— 4 “I have made more than twenty- ‘ve specohes before poe meetings in the district, pending my elvetion, im all of which I avowed my opposition to Cass, an my entire support of Van Bureo; and my most eara-st and aotive efforts wanting between this ie now the centre of ‘operations of the wholn Cass party of State. Yours, ko. D. WiLMOr.” Democratic Torchlight Procession. Puitavacenia, Nov. 3, 1848, The torchlight procession of the democrats, this evening, is large, imposing, and enthu-iastic. Terrible Railroad Accident, Boston, Nov. 3, 1848, ‘The extra train from Lynn for Salem, came in oolli- sion with the extra train from Salem for Marblehead, at the junction of Marbiehvad branch, about three quarters of a mile out of Salem, soon after 12 o’clook last night, and killed six persopy and wounded ten or fifteen more. Those k)lied, aud nearly all those in- jured, were on the Marblehead train, and belonged to that place. The persons killed were John Cloon, Samuel Man- Ring, Nathaniel Roundy, Henry Frifoy, John Cros end a boy, name unknown This express was probably carrying our reporter with Mr, Webster's speech, made last night, at Lynn t the f Disaster on St. Clair River, Burvato, Nov. 3—P, M. The brig Empire, with a full load of merchandise bound to Chicago, was run into by the propellor Prinoeton, on Wednesday night, forty miles above St, Clair river,and sunk in twenty-four feet water. The ‘vessel was insured. Markets. Burrato, Nov 3—P. M. Reovipts within the past tweoty four hours :—Flour, 7.000 bbls. ; wheat, 36,000 bushels ; corn, 30,000 do. The market for flour was firm, with an ap vard ten- denoy in prices, We notice sales of 20U0 bla. at $4 3736 @ $4 44. In wheat. there were sales of 20000 burhels, at 90c. Of rye. we notice enies of 20000 bushels, at 43c. a 450. Freights are a shade easier; ‘we quote flour, to Albany, 50c ; wheat, 21c, 8 220.; an corn, 180. a 190. Ausany, Nov. 3-P M. Receipts by canal within the past twenty-four hours: Flour, 15,200 bble.; whent, 27 800 busheix; corn 10.2.0 do.; barley, 22,600do. Flour was dull, and no sales of transpired Of wheat, there were sales of ‘hels Genesee, at $1 23 In barley, sel-a were made of 13000 bushele at 6240 » 4340. Outs aro » steady, with sales of 7 000 bushels, at 320. a Sic. ee Tue fravian Oreva—Wi.isr Succkep Many of the newspapers state that Mr. Fry has succeeded already, after his first half week’s management, in establishing the Italian Opera permanently in New York. From what we have seen and heard, however, we doubt very much the ability of Mr. Fry to accomplish such a work. He has, indeed, some good materials ; but the. choruses, scenery and details are exceedingly defective, and most miserably arranged. The chorus singing at his theatre 1s a specimen of bawling and noise almost equal to a dozen troups of negro minstrels; and the scenery the veriest daubs ever stuck up in a shilling theatre. They would not be tolerated at the Bowery. The attendance on the first night was pretty fair, as first nights generally are. But the attempt to establish two distinct classes of society here— refined and vulgar, aristocracy ana low born—as we have seen attempted in making a line between ecription nights and ‘extra mghts,” wil “Hiardly be tolerated, we should thiak, in a comma- nity like that of New York. Another very curious, but questionable, poiat in the new management of the Opera, is the arrange- ment by which Mr. I'ry controls all the news- papers, and directs them to attack this artist and puff that one, according to instructions issued from his sanctum. We have seen specimens of the working of this system, in the ungentlemanly and ungallant treatment which Madame Pico and ‘Teresa Troffi received; and we perceive that the Courter and Enquirer, one of his organs, reiterates the mean insinuations and despicable remarks with which the latter was assailed and persecuted while periorming amid so many diffi- culties in Philadelphia. We have much to say on this subject before we finish, if the project don’t finish itself before we get time. ~ Joux Tar@rr anv THE Op Democracy out FoR Tayior.—John Turgee, one of the oldest, most influential, and 1espectable of the democratic politicians of this city, and well known here in political matters for the last th:rty years, has, we believe, abandoned the free soil electoral ticket, and declared his intention to vote for Genera) Taylor. So has Jonathan I. Coddington, and many other old democrats. - John Targee 1s well known to the old politicians of this city, as having been the principal spoke of the wheel that formerly ran Martin Van Buren to power. He has ever been an ardent and true friend of the Kinderhook statesmau; but, in the recent free soil movement, he does not seem to agree, to the same extent, with his followers. Mr. Targee will vote for Dix as Governor, and General Taylor as President; and we have no doubt but many of the good old barnburners will make up their minds to perform the same feat next Tues- day. Great changes are going on. The Jersey Congresstonal Election. To THe Epitox ov THE Heras You appear to be at a 1 ss to acceunt for that “fan- niest of all fanny nominations,’ the nomination of James G. King, “the financier and broker, of Wail street, to reprerent @ portion cf ibe pecple of New Jersey” in the next Congres; but you would have found little difficulty in doing so bad you known that this State is governed by three powerful moaopolies— the lottery brokers of Jersey City— he Jersey City ferry monopolists—and the railroad managers The lottery interest is represented in the present Congress by Mr. Gregory, who now retires to make way for the Ferry Association, which is to be represented by Mr. King, who will, in turn, probably retire to maxe way for a nominee of the raiiroad interest These several portions of the great ruling power of the State em- brace both whigs and democra'r; and {t matters little to them which political power ruccees at the elections, for they iw divide the spoil They are a sort o' family patty, always actiog together, and as they always control those whe are elected to office, they may safely leave to the people the enjoyment that re- aulte from going through the form of election y We doubt whether the Wall street financier, by roosting in New Jersey, can make a rotten borough of;that State. General Taylor will get its electoral vove; and that honest, sound repub- lican, and good whig, Joe Hollingsworth, ot Newark, who is up for Congress in the fifth dis- trict, in opposition to James G. King, the Wall street broker, will follow in the wake of Rough and Ready. New Jersey cannot be made a rotten borough this year. Tue Democratic Mertine Last Evgnine.— ‘We have on hand a report of the democratic meeting which took place at Tammany Hall last evening ; but our space is so much occupied with foreign news, that we cannot possibly find room for it in to-day’s paper. We may be able to pub- lish it to-morrow. Sporting Intelligence. Trottinc Matcues —Uwo trotting matches were decided yesterday afternoon, at the Union Course Tho attendance was, an the Yankees say, rather sparse; but that did not affect the trotting, for the eport war excellent notwithstanding. [tis true that neither Lady Suffolk, Moscow, nor Sutton engaged; neither did Jack Rossiter, Grey Eagle, or Black Hawk, with their two and «halftime; yet those who visited the track witnesred werll®contested beats and very good time, in both matches. The foreign news by the steamer Hibernia, crowds out the details until an- other day. Law Intellige: Usitep States District ¢ Judges Nelson and Betts —7» for Murder on the High Seas.— Friday, 5th day. Th's case was summed up to day, and the jury retired at balf-past 1 o.clook. At o’olock last night they returned and rendered a verdict of manslaughter against the prisoner (Green- wood), which subjects him toa punishment of three years. Lanox Finr 1x Banoor.—The Portland Adver- tiser says that the city mills in Bangor, owned by G nerel Vearie and John Friskie, were destroyed by fre on Tuesday last They cost about $65,000, eo vat, Nov. 3,—Before | and grea Clty Politics. James Mownox is tHe Fisup.—We understand that Col. James Monroe. so well known to the public, has been put forward by his friends as an independent date for Congress from the sixth district, aud strong hopes of his election are entertained. Colonel Monrce is an able, active, and honorable man, and in case of his clection,would. without doubt, make an ex- cellent representative. He is put forward ia opposi- tion tothe Fourlerite and the anti Irishman, and it would be a goed thing if the hunkers and barnburners would unite in supporting him, Tue Banssuaner Mextino.—The meeting of the barnburners came off last night, at Vauxhall, being the first of a series, which was marked with a perfect medley of enthusiasm and disorder. The Hon. John M. Niles, of Connecticut, spoke until the people ba- came so impatient that they endeavored to hiss and groan bim off the stand; but hestuck out like a martyr. Dur reporter informs us that it was one of the richest meetings of the campaign. Fourtn Assemnty District, (StH Warp) —Gaorge J Cornell, Heq., last evening received the whig nomi- pation for Assembly, in thie district, the candidates previously named having withdrawn, City Intelligence. Diep From Insumins — Ube y nan, Ja ney, whom we noticed in yesterday's Herold as meet- ing with a very severe injury in being ran over by the wheelef a beavy truck, while in im the torth light procession, died yesterdsy morning trom the injuries received, ee The Weekly Herald. ‘The contents of this sheet, this week, areas follows: — Evropesn Intelligence, received by the Hibernia: very full accounts of recont occurrences and the present porition of politi- eal and commercial affairs in Great B itain, Iroland, France, Tvaly, Austria, Bungary, the Danubian Provinces, Russia, Prus- sia, and the other Ststes of Europe, obtained from our own oor. roepondents ard othe: sources... News from Mexico, Toxas, &ec... Political Inte)ligence—Statistica ; Nominations; Letters from Taylor, Clay, and Van Buren, ote, .. Reports of the Proceod- ings of tho Whig and Democratic Mass Meetingsin thecity of New York, . . Domestic Correspondence, snd general intelligence, , . Report of the Trial of Greenwood for Murder on tho High Bers... Editorial ariicles on various cubjecta,, . Theatrical, P: Hee, and other City Intelligence, . . Miscellaneous Items, , , Com- mercial Intelligence: Money Market, Markets gonerally, Ship- pip, &e, Ke. Single copies, in wrappers for the mails, sixpence, People’s Candidate for Congress, District, Jamee Arhneton Bennet, Second Since Kspenscheid opened his Hat Store at 107 Nassau street, come hatters have beouin agony at the Gecline in their trade, and Have resorted to all kinds of stra‘a gem to regain their fost customers Pulls the most ridioul tations the most futile, are daily advertised ; evon traiisof that charmi:g contratr.es, Ana Bishop. are put torth as sliurements to enhance the sale of inferi r articles, but the not to be guled, ‘Truly the must be blinded if their re‘ul- paltry artitice will succeed If you want a good enschsid and convirce yourself of tho ud. ventages his establishnent offers over all othors in cheapness, quajity and style. Nox, stood tor Night, In Cacsar’s tongue, If, then, we add but K, Knox weuli be dutbed » Knight, among ‘The Romans of that day. Sir Knight is te—and, by my hoad, ‘The title fits him pat, Ar every head will feel that wears Bis more than matchless bat, The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to get good Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, is av JONES, 14 Aun street, reer tho American Muscum, ‘First quality of Frouch Calf Drees Boots, $4 60; second do,, $3 50 to $1; Congress Boota, from $5 60 to $4; French Patent Leather Bote, $7. Over Shoes and Water Proof Boots.—The largest artortment in the city, of over shoes of every description, forladies, gentlemen, misses, boys ad childrea, wat the Con- crore Boot tore, 0 Felton street, sx doors from Broadway, be- on- Mother kinds of boots aud shocs,cand the celebcuted grees boot for lads and gente, 15,000 Na‘lonal Police Gazettes sold yester- day, giving a true statement of the vi lauies of the Rev. Juba N, Mstlit towards his late wife; the conditions «f the great fight be ween Sullivay and Byer; an account of rip:s, seductions, murders, forgeries, incests, &e., &e, A few more Ioft—buy one at once. Hydrants.—The best for yards, alleys, &c., is the Bartholomew patent, which ars strong, durable, don't freeze, nor burat pipe not broken, nor left ranning by ct:ildren— are repaired cheaply, without any digging. Fur sale by tho p'umbers generally. The Metallic Tablet Strop, for Keepin: Bazors in perfect order, iavented by G, Saunders, year 1816. This article bas bern so long and favorably kacwn, as’ to need no com. ment onite virtues, Suffice it tofsay, it has never been equalled for the purposes intended, the inventor having baen awarded the usual premium at the Fair of the Ame:rcan Institute, on each occasion that the article has been exhibived for ¢ mp tition, Certificates, as well from the firet gent«msn in this and other countries, and cutlers in all parts of the worid, acknowledging its wonderful power, can be seen at the Factory, 147 Brcadway, oor- nor of Liberty street. and 387 Broadway The “Richelieu” Gold Pens are warranted fi ts. They are fine, smooth and elastic, and are ae- Kaowiedged to be the best and cheapest Revein tre wort Sol only by B. E. Watson & Co, No. 16 Wall stroct, Gold pens re- paired, wi a ball wigs braids of . half wi ton }, braids of long hair. Tii'hair, e tobe found at Medhurst B. Hea ‘The trade supplied ‘Wigs and Toupecs.—We would advise all | persons wishing a superior Wig or Soaly, to examine the exten- Give assortment at Batchelor’s manutactory. No.4 Wail street, | old No, 2. His new-invented wigs obtained a stlver medal at the | fuir of the American Institute. —: opy the addross. Hair Dye—Batchelor’s instentancous liquid | twiced the first premion at the last Fatr of the Amerivan In anew article, entire y_froe from the many objoo pole: For enly at ¢ person is thereby groatly improved. Hill, | itable, at No. 13 Nawan street, does either, with a skill peculiar to himself. Bis infallable Onguent, known over von Jears, for prométing the growth and beautifying the hair, can be nea*ly cut, the en' the i tm! ‘obiaincd a8 above. The celebrated Barry's Tricopherous ts the | only remedy to move t baldness and res oro the huir chathas faltn uff erb come thin, to prevent grey hwir. to cure and remove every rpyerrance of sour! and dandrufffrom the ind to keop it in the most hralthy, sof feom all oily | appearonce. Iti at the principal offic They Philndelpt hi sold by all the dru i free 1,000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 2 to 10 dollars; 200 Cloaks $2 to $12; 50 dress and frock Costs, Fronch cloth aud trimmings, $1 to $i2; Pants, fancy carsimeres, $1 to ‘Vesta, 60 cents to $3—these aro all unredeemed pl from suction, great bargains, $5 Suit Store, corner Nag Beekm: streets COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Nov. 3-6 P. M. The tendency of prices in the stock market is still downward. At the first board. to-day, Norwich and Worcester declined 1; per cent; Morris Canal, 1; Readirg Railroad, 4; Canton Company. 14; Erie Rail- road, new stock, advanced %{, All others closed at prices current at the clore yesterday. ‘At the second board, Treasury notes fell off !4 por cent; Harlem Railroad }j; United States 6's, ‘68, 1s. ‘The afternoon sales were small. ‘The Eagle Fire Company have declared a dividend of eight per cent, payable on the 6th inst. The Bowery Bank bas declered a dividend of four per cent. paysble on the 10th inst, The Concord, N. H., Railroad Company, have de- | | clared a eem{-annual dividend of five per cent., paya- Lie on the 10th inst, It was announced at an early hour this morning, that the steamship Hibernia, from Liverpool, with seven days later intelligence from all parts of Europe, was telegraphed below Boston; but in consequence of some obstructions on the wires, the news was not re- ceived here until nearly 1 o'clock. An Extra Herald was issued immediately after. and the nature of the | advices soon became generally known throughout the city, Tho political intelligence is highly important. ‘The whole of Europe appears to be in a state of revo- lution; one vast political cauldron, boiling over with the intensity of its interna’, fires. Timo, instead of | allaying the excitement and quieting the public mind, appears to agitate it still more deeply, and do velope thore feclings which at first were unheard of Itis now evident that nothing short of a univerral political revolution throughout the continent of Europe, will satisfy the masses. Europe isin a state | of fermentation, and ral changes will be expo- rienced, and much time elapse before anything like order will grow out of the terrible state of coofusion now existing. Such revolations do not subside ina month or @ year; years will hardly suffice to conaoli- date and give strength to the new governments which will ultimately take the place of those tottering and falling to the ground, We can, in our security and quiet, hardly realize the utter annihilation of all po- litical power, upon such 8 movement of the masses as has taken place in the principal countries of Europe- ‘We bave grown up under a republican form of govera- ment, and have become #0 accustomed to the power of the people, that we cannot imagine what » revulsion must take place in any country, when the people of that country at once throw eff the rule of kings, and under- take to govern themselves, They run riot for a time, nd the removal of all restraint makes them almost mad with joy. Fortunately, the population of this, ntry was limited when our revolution took place nd those Were times when the establishment of a re- public wasn very doubtful question, The immeni population of Europe has been born and educated w der monarchies, and the people are ignorant of even the theory of gelf-government. It is not, therefore, at «it wonderful that eo much coufusion existe in the Ww minds of those who are delegeted to form s republic— that so much difference of opinion exiets ameng the masses. They are all honestly striving to reach the same point; even the most radical are as singers in their views as the more moderate, and it will be by a general furion of the different parties that the o: ject can be accomplished. The position of France at the latest dates, with all the difficulties wh‘oh still surround the convention, is most extraordinary; and the people have, notwith. standing the bloody scenes which have been enacted jp the streets of Paris, exbibited a degree of modera- tion much to their credit, people bave had the power in their own hands, and were well acquainted with the extent of that power, it is wonderful that they have not committed more ex” cesres, and that so muck order and good feeling ex- It isthe best guaranty in the world that a re. public, upon the most modern prinoiples, will be ulti- mately established in that country. It will, howover, be the work of years, and within that time difficulties of the mort alarming nature will no doubt arise; but they cannot be otherwise than temporary, and, like the waves upon the ocean after a storm, every suc. | oveding one will be lees and less, until the whole sur. ist. whi face sinks into repose. ‘The commercial intelligence by this arrival does not amount to much. Cotton and consols have declined, whi'y corn has ‘lightly advanced, The accounts of the markets are not so favorable as those by the pre- vious steamer. We have abandoned all hope of a more encouraging state of things for many months. Stock Exchange. $550 Tronsury Notes, 6 100 cha neading RR 63) 81% th Erie 7s bdo ha) 2 10 Liinois Fundable 100 Harlem Railroad bos OL 0 2) do a 100 | do 150 do ft she Wincis Bank 200. do bt mos 2:0 Morris Canal 100 Long Island Railroad 0 do 10)" "do 25 Canton Co 300 do 90 35 do 10) do 20 {0 Nerwict & Wore RR Sls Ju Stoniegton Railroad 4754 oy 0 81%, 10 Brie Railioad, old 51 450 Reading railrord = 82" 35 do ew, full, U3 Second Board, $LOMOTrNotes, 0s bim 11434 Gans tiarlem RR snw 483%, 10 do 12% 150 do ba eY 100) U8 Gr, 18 105” 100 Reading RR 50 ahs Bariem Railroad Fs 70 Krie Railroad ry by do bv 48% 5 do 3g Bw do 45% 200 Farmers’ Trust 2% cotton the same consider that the CITY TRADE KUEPORT. termi stated below. after tn ange day's prices for pork maintained. There were fair transactions in sugar, without material change ia Cotton was unsettled, and sales mode. o trade. quotati rate and to the hom Buapsterrs,—Flour—The sales before the news, amounted to about 3,000 bbls , and on Change to about 2,0€0 to 3,(00 do.. including mixed braudy Michigan, | at $6 18X a $5 25; and straight do. at $531\, and straight Genesee at $5 134, with some small lots The warket closed at about the same rates as those current before the news. erp wae nominal at $5 623¢ bushels of Obio were made at $1 15, and 5 000 do. com. Corn—The sales +ff-oted before the news, amounted to 15,000 a 20000 bushels, in. cluding mixed, at 67¢ a68e. and round yellow at 720, After the news, 1.400 bu hels of white sold at 690, small lot ef flat yellow, out of order, sold ou terms not invicative of the state of the market, ported mcn we enews. Rye jons. at $5 3734 stern, at $1 Faivay, Nov. 3—6 P, M. ‘The week's later news, brougut by the Hibernia, at Boston, and published fo an Hxtra Herald bel the ‘flect of unsettling the markets for breadstuffs and for Holders of corn demanded higher rate: only light salex were eflvoted. was quiet. Wheat waiting the receipt of private letters the news, it was beld atan advance, 1.500 bushels were made at 660 making at 35¢ for canal. burhels was made at 65c. Corron.—The news by the steamer is pretty much what was expected, and of itself would not probably have been felt here; but the upward tendency of | freight to Liverpool has added to the difficulty of get nd the rales consequently ting exprrters into mar are confined to the home trade, who have only taken 5CO bale: Provistons.—250 bbls. pork wore reported aold. in- cluding mess, at $12 94 to $1: —Small aules were made at The. CC bbls_meas were made at $9 26 to $10; 100 bbls beef bams sold at $12 50. were made at 73; to The. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, Bar Py ine Ban! Prius $5,000 Se Boston, Nov, 2—Brokers’ Board—20 s} 3g; 2 Vermont Centra! Railroxd 60 Western Bailread 9 142: 25 Reawing fart Boston Co. 101 16; 10 do do Iv Maseachus nesemmct Co, 70; 50 Havana, Oct 14—The eame avimation prevails in the sugar market as noticed at the end of the pre- coding week. avd a considerable quantity has been The demand continues brick for all clarses of the article, and the quantity on bend. which was originally very limited, has much fed, Of the quantity of sugar exported between the 7th and 14th instant, in the aggregate 12 967 boxes, 1.500 went to New York; 9154g to New Orleans. und 's Current—Half and half, in- ferior to common, 5% and 7 to 54g and 73; middling pd 74% to 6 and 8; superior 5% and 8 to 634 and 8%; Crushed, inferior to common, 5! to 54%, midoling and good 5% to 6 superior and excelent sold at deer 810 Phil and good 5% bone Cheese—Sales of 260 boxes extra STOCK SALES psa, Nov. kilt Nav, wy setts Railre wimoRE, Nov. 2—Stock Board — £2 Mary! £260 a0 4075; $1,(W0 Baltimore 6's, 1390, i 22, —Soond Boayvd—$2 000 State "Gs, 2434; 100 shares 1 do ao¥s Raitroni FOREIGN MARKETS. much higher jadelphia. Pr White, inferion prices x to common, 7 to and good 414 to5; Murcovados, none. have be AYLOR NOMINATION,—POR PRESIDENT, ZACHARY ; for Vice President, Millard Fillmore; for Governor, Governor. GeorgeW, ress in the Third ‘ongressional District, sembly from ig electors in Tinmi'ton Fish; for Lieutenai for Mem! Florence Sixth Warde, gree: ional tor en some sal ber «f Mahone! & mes Bo 1 Dietict and en. all others in ‘are requested to sasemble in mase mooting, at én Saturday evening, November 4yat bat. spor d to the above + omipations. javor of a)¢.) ere will be prese. t (0 addresa the meeting Naminat JBL E Nem by oder James re ine A. Committee. for Congres crnination C of N Green, Boer SOLOMON D. WILL! LDANE, Seoretary, ‘onvention. SMITH DUNNING, Chairman. Secretaries, py A number of y order of the }, Chairman. Flour remained about ‘Wheat was held somewhat firmer; sales of Obio and ® parcel of common Western were made on Meal was held at an advance, Oats exhibited no Provisions were steady, avd about yester. | Sale Rye Oats—Salea were Barley—A small sale of 600 and prime at$9 Lard Beef—Salen of 200 to bt Morris Canal 63ge Boston and Maine ss, Sitarday 10 Vernont and u Veraion 164 ML 1G d good 7% to 8; superior 9; Cucuruchos, middling Coffee-- There of this berry. and of 1428 bigs exported, 1,200 were shipped to New Orleans. Prices— New crop 634 to 6; Triaches 4 to 5 the arrobe lnaves in tn good demand, and prices are firm; 779 hhds, | have been chipped to Boston, 8 premivm; London 60 days 16 do; Paria 2 to 3 do; New York and Boston 2% to 3 do; New Orleans, thort. 4 to 4% premivm; Vexican doubloons 1% to 1, | 'd dollars do 8 to 814 premium. Exchange—Spain7 and he TP GIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISING THE | TD iinet, Second, Trird, Fourth and Fitth Warda—Regulae W bi PHILLIPS PHOENIX." Publish: Dealers were | Mral—Before the news. some 1500 bbls. changed hands, at $3 25; afcer Aand Sterling 27 ahs 8 ai grand ob- but South. es of 5,000 A Sales of 3 Mar T3345 80 do e3t: 3 Wine owe Middling Mo- avon: fstinguished ANTESD—A FEMME DE CHAMBRE, (TRENCH OR v who wiil have mo. to Roath for three orfour momtha.” Apply atthe Rew Werk Boral othea. YE CHAMBRE, ‘AISE OU ie ‘aurait aucune & voyager sud pendant qve'ques mole, peut trouver une bonne place e: dromart nu bureau de ee journal, ANTED—A BONE PLAYER, ALSO A BANJO PLAYER. At te Gunw Player is Wamed, Whbl Cau Biux Lie uic, tate Banjo Player, that can sing alto; none but thos; an comply with this advertisement in every respect, aud ~ verfeet gentlemen, need apply. Address A. B. of this paper; WA TED—A JOUSNEYMAN WATCHMAKER, TO GO te hoaneah Oe, Trautire at No, 21 Matden Cane, ea See T nvicUN~ P&ANKLIN COFFEE HOU.B, 85 MAIDEN Tare, and 16 Cedar. Two very supestor taddice of Venison Will be dred, this “day, and served up with Currant Jelly, at 2 enemy Pp RROW ELgials GueaQOU; Cam seIE I 1) ako herself generally useful, A (LUTION WANTED BY A QRSPECTABLE, TIDY AND competent young Protestant woman. who is capable of doing 8 good Cook, and accustomed to the cha «ich ldren, Hanexcellent references from home. as well as this cites Aline addressed Mary Aun, Herald Oftce, will be a‘ endei'to. Sox MUTUAL 1, bea S Washing wad Trewin INSURANCE COMPANY.—NEW. YORK, be 1ollO Wing statement of Che ullairs of this ied in conformity with the requirements of the ‘Act of ite Ine: rnoratien : on risks not marked off 4th Ovt., 1847... . $219,785 95 Premump received for the year ending 148, viz: on Marine and In- land Navigation and ‘Transportation 824 96 + 1Y¥.582 70 1,020,407 66 1,270,198 6 Exrved Premiums during (he year ending as afore. babi reid sos $1,034 853 46 Less 1 aaa 88 Net curred Premiums... .ssgs cee ese ees Lorees Ouring the rume Veriod on Me: Tnlavd Navigeiiou, and Trane ution ritks + $476,920 (6 63.93 BS $340,878 89 Re-weurances during the year. 2 20,740 OL Expenses, sularies, uffice” rent, books, blationery, fuel, Lighte, &e, . 27,778 39 = 898,398 79 Not profit for WAR... see see eee ee sees ss $85,251 3T ‘The ameuncet cerip snetied for protite im 141d, ‘Isas # ard Ibid, and reduocd in 1849, leaving. + $123,868 50 Amount of sorip iesued for protits in 184 2674S) OD Ditto . AT. 200,171 83 Not peofitein 1848/.///)) gy5.251 8a TAL 68 Total profits FOE eee i pony on’ the’ 4th Ooidber, 1518, wore The arts of ue Com a fol ows, ving Bonds avd Mortgages. « 301 Us. sick, New Yer City § bigots Stocks aud U.S, Treasury Notes 403,567 00 Cash mae 86,706 ST #,808 93 : 474/366 63 Pieminu accounis uncoeoied—Serip of wuudr; ‘Mutual Imeurance Companies, &... 66... 7,107 68 $1,233,116 32 The Bonrd of Trustecs have this day doclarod a dividend ot forty percent, on the earned Premiums of the year endicy Uct 4th, 1D48, tor which certificates will be iesued on and after the Ist suusy next, Also, a dividend of #ix percent, iu cash on the Scrip heretofore issucd, payable on and after this dats, Tne srustecs have further resolved, That the w. amount of certificates of profit yeurs IN2, N43 and 1644, and re Ing $128,805 60) be redeemed and pr thor iegal representatives, on and Xt, {vom which dato all'interest will ¢ 5 to be produced at the time of payment, and surrendered, to Le cancelled—the holders thereof, when surrendered, to reesive acertificate that be or thoy will bo entitled ty @ share of wha! Cver etim may hereafter be refunded to the Company by the Go. ven mont for duties levied upon goods consumed by the fire in Broad street in July, 1845. By order of the Board, JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary, TRUSTEES, B. F. Dawson, Jabob R. Nevins, Frod’k G. Foster, Riohard K. Haight, Potor Poirior, Winthrop Grey, residue thervof, or jet day of Decomber thereon, the cortifi. Moses I. Grinnell, Conrad W. Faber, Sai Godtrey Samuel L. Mitch Schoy er Livicgston, Roswell Spragus, P. Strachan, Oliver Siate, Jr, Anthony B, Neilson, Drake MMs, Alfred Seton, Charles Sugory, beodore Dehor, Jonn A. ieelin, Willam B. Macy, Elias Ponvert, Fred’k, Wisemann, Edwin Bartlect, Joseph Foulke, Jr, Charles H, Marshall, Wim. H. Croagh, Alex. M. Laurence. A.B. Newtson, President. ALraep Seton, Vico President, Joun Wiirenean, Sscretary, AOTECLION INSURAN¢ E COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Scmerville. Crartered 18i%—Fire, Marine, and Inland tn: surayce. Directors, Win Thomson, eter J. Stryker, James Tay. lor, David Sanderson, Wim, J. Bowne, G. F. Power, New Yoru; Matthew Rudsdale, do; Edward Payson, do.; Jas, 8. Mclatyre, 0; Wm. Thomson, President; J. Y. Voorhoos, Secretary The suiecribere, having been appointed Agents of this Company, aro rrepared to issue policies en favorable terms, Losyes promptly adjusted and paid at the cflice, 72 Wall street. THOS. N. CARNEAU, WM. B. BIRD, N AU ULUS LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY—OFFICE NO. ‘68 Wall styeot; accumulated fund, $135,000.—Tho opsrarions of this con puny are purely mutual, the assured being the on'y proprietors Fifty per cent of the premiums for three yoars in Succession have beeu returned to the assured in scrip, bearing an annual interest of six percent Office hours from 9 till o'clock. Medical examinations trom 2 till 3 promptly every day. Losses paid. A.M. MERCHANT, Prosident, BROADWAY, ON THE SECOND +LOOR, t; on the third. a f-ont Rootn with closet, TyrO LET- AT 4 two Rooms and clow newly papered; froxt Barcmeut, with Croton wator and p' coal, all in rey pepe Sto wb akin (before, if desire, i th ol Rent , di the Rec stemenee Tn be coon bel five sen vee Gated Ny tween eleven and one o'olock, BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND HERALD Patnter, 251 Broadway, corer of Mui ‘stro’, up staira, Goats of Arms 6: grave hes Seals, Signet Kin, engraved with Arie, Cresta, ko. Conte of Arma fund ed from $2 upwards, Books of Heraldry vith 20y, mation given in Heraldry. Monsey, 10 LENDTAURAHAM J. JACKSON, PAWN- broker N%. 55 Reade street, near Broadway, loans money— in large or small cums, ee ray bo required—on watches, jewelry, silver ware, dry goods, clothing, and personal property of overy $15,000 ted the sum cf $4,000 on yg a a w double the amount. Apply in the Note to John F, Conrey, Ne. 00 Wall street, TO LOAN, ON'BOND AND MORTGAGE, on produative real estate in thiacity. Also, in fee, worth change Office, ARK THEATRE—SaTURDAY Benefit and Lasts ppomance of Me. the farce of FOUNDED no to commence BCT. OWBRY THEATRE—ON SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 4, wall be med the Tragedy of PAA KHO Satin Mr, J. 4s, Clarke; jb 3 Me. 1 ‘Sonti- Mrs. Sutherland. Doors open at ‘654— ale ure, renee at? precisely. Boats, 25 cents Hit ocate. (\UANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Ruraay Bening, Novemter is ence ara TD Ripe Will be sotco tho Drama of JACK SULPP ARO nk Sheppard, Mies Emily Mestayer; Jonathan Wild, Mr Dawes Bie ay Me. Chana ¥ Sir Wow. aud, Mr. H rs rei | fred," Miga Miles, After whic E SQUASH LE DIABLE B fone Fquasb, Mr. 1. D_ Kice; Spruce Pink, hr. Dy Pons Svat, Miles} ‘Tasendocwtall, Mee: Berremyel eae dude with A KISS IN THE DAKK—Me Sein Perubons G, lurks Mre- Selim. Pettibone, Miss FE, Mestaycr, Doors opg at 6}4; performancete commence at 7. Di MCuANIGS HALL, No. 672 Broadway, orwen Gras ‘and Broome strecta, commenced on Munday, Octoler fa, and will contious every nicht until further notice --Pourth week of the re opening. and well-known CHRISTY'S: TANSTHELS, (organised in 642) THE FIRST TO HANNO. NIZE NEGRO MELODIES, AND ORIGINATOR OF CUR PRESENT POPULAR STYLE QF ETHIOPIAN ENTE TAINMENTS, whoso covcorte in thé city, Cor m period of cen Thonthe, were received with euch distinguished (avor and patco have. the honor of announcing to the adios and gentlemen ofNew York and vicinity, ‘that they will give a suvien of theie pypeite Concerts intrdcing variety of thelr original Songs Porvuses, Characteristie Dances, te. Admission 25 conta. Doore n atT, Concert will commence at 8 o'aluok, An Attornoon oncert every Saturday, conmancingat Su'clock, P.M. under the onneven and and di ore. Christy. Baers. A. iC, USEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- prietor; F. Hitchoock, Manager, Splendid performances. every afternoon at 3, and evening at7}¢ o'clock. Major Littlefin- pallest human being on earth t at can either walk oe Great Western, the Yankee Come: ‘The Satle ‘most superb and talented band of Nexto Singers, Dane Pete Morris, Comio singer. Highland Wammoth Boys, Enormous Bon Constrictor, Laving OrangOutang. Pairy Family. Infant Vestris. Wax Scripture Statwary. Mudam Rook well, the famova Fortune Toller, may be privately cousulted at ‘an extra of conte, Admission to the whole, including Muscum. Performances, Little Finger's, &@,. 25 oonta; children under ten years of age, and old enough to walk alone, 12}4 conte. Reeerved front seats, one shilling each extra. A: OLKON CROSSING THE ALPS.—THIS GREAT BIB. horical Picture, by Delaroche, is now exhibiting at the Nee tional Academy of Design, corner of Brondway and Leonard street. Op-p from nine, A.M., until ton, PM. Admission, 250, season tickets. fille WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAND COMBINATION OF BAN- ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation ot the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge. Als", twenty-two magnificont Soripturald aintings by Mr, Baker, of Loudon ; each one contain. Ing about 100 square toot of canvass—tho comprising one of the most beautiful and interestingexhibitions over exhibited in | America. ‘The Creation, Fall of Man, Judgment of the Almighty, Eapulsion from Paradico, Death ot Abol, Evening bofore the De luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with Noah, Destruction of So- | dom and Gomorrah, Daughtor of Pharaoh Finding Moses, The Boventh Plaguo, Destrvotion of Pharaoh’s Host, Moses Breaking the Tabies, Fail of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &o., &o.—now oxhibiting every wight this week, nd Wodneeday and Cetnrday afternoons, ‘commencing ai thet Glock, at the splendid new Hall, 396 Broadway, over Stonpants Baths.’ HANINOTON'S entirely new Grand Soriptural Dio ramasof the most magnificent Spectacle ever witnhaeed in New ry 8, dora, be, Tre, Novewsae BROAowaY THEATRE ® A. MaRsUALL, PaoPRte. tor. —Sal Nov. 4 ise GLaDIATOR-Mareius Lecinias Grasse’ Me reacts +8 Joviur, Mr. Vache ; Batiatue Lentulus, Mr. G. cus, ME Forrest; Mr. Dyots, Mr. Mat 4 Julia, Mian ¥. Wallach; “enous Mra. Abbott. To suclate erek the {roe of the VaLEY DE SHAM—Ceptain Trivet. Mr. taser, bs pr, Eh ‘ r. deg tll Thomas, ar, cee ‘alinck; pper Wire. Watts, tom, Mice. y Mavtere Jon and aN TEING FOR & argaret, ea Chap Afver which. a farce on A ae . vey alls Mr. Kaymoud mar After whioh Bs,” conslode sith Mint” (he serial Fil conclude with NEW VO 5N he AK IN SLIJb: and Classica’ Pisos. “aCizole and Parquet, Gioentn Pasnty. Girele or Seoona. Ter, 2 5 Open aS naif past 6— tnin to riso at7 o'clock. rear oD ~ie te OLE *ATRE.—SATURD, ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THy “TON SATURDAY ber 4, the entertain. commence with. we Paget of tie PRLDe OF 1.8 MASK BO —tadone, Furive Mr. Holland; Merquia de Velaugo, . “7 eeygid: Mae ee ted Mins Clark, After which @ drama entitles "21 A Conn, aworald, Qreatnets, Be Apaianes ir. Cone, ‘ne VOUS SCA MP. Mine Clan” Goverad Bonuveis. Mr. Nickinion. To concinde’ with HUNTING x TU 4 VLE—Timothy Dan Mr. Holland; Mr. Turt.o. tack; era, Tur le, Mine curtain tives at 7 o'olock. N&, BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREER— John Tryon ava Corporal Thompson,. Manuera—Satui evening, Novemter 4, Mr. 5, W. Carroll will appear in nis thrill rformance, with the infantis phenomenon, the Gemiy f Ponies, Romeo avd Juliot. John Gossig, tho Yoriok of the 1th century, will keep the table in a roar,” aasistod by those | ec ready witted joaters, Messrs. Rockwell and. Wi | liems ‘The celebrated Tri k Horse, Andalusia, will hie thorough traint Dari rh fall dross + avalead lo Boxes 8 cents Children under 10), to Boxes, 25 conts; upper boxes 26 cent ANDS, AND CO.'S ULPPOFERAAN ARENA AND SD” Cirous, tae largest and most expensive omtublichment of toe Kind existing, will oper on Monday, Got. Sith under an manonas pavilion erected fur the purpoee, and capable of oomt-rtubly aoe commodating upwards of 9000 people, on Bghth atroot, near the Opera House, for a short time only Since tis mammosh eotaniishment was last in this city, the proprietors have added many novel and most attractive features tu tour exhibition, prominentamong which stand tho celebrated Performing Ble: hunts, Komeo apd Jouny Lfnd, from the theatres Drury L Eosdon, ao National, Paris, whioh have been pnrchased a1 imported at an immense exponse, aud are introduced in cheie wonderful performonces at each exhibition; the troupe of tem Eayptian Camels, tutroduocd fu an oriental pantomime. aed otier attractions ofa sterling wature, ‘The stud of Performing nd Ponies is unoquelied aod unapproachable, com- jong others, the magnificent dancing horses May Fly cephalus; the’ fairy pomey Cinderella; the twin ponies 'y tho fphiting ponies, Deaf Burke and Tom Syring. and the colebrated trotting pony, Black Diamond. The corps of performers, selected with great care from every quartet? of the glabo, includes, in their various department, mauy of Uwe most eminent artis’s living, and the names mentioned bolow will be a sufficient guaranty of the strength of this ertablishment, Mr. Richard Sands avd hia chil Doors oprn at halfpast 60'0 ook— ren, Maurias and Jesse; M: French equilibrist; Macter Walter Aymar, the jnvenJe equestrian; Mr. W. Stout, the great polyhippran ogiowtrians Mr. U- Gardner, the inimitable suene rider; Mr, H. Rugelor, the unsur Performer on the corde volante; Signor Penes, the contortion! 0. eo, Ba, ‘The unexceptionable humor of the populor ol Pontlaud and Lathrop, is not the loast attractive feature of the entertain ments, Marter of the arena, Capt. J. A. Decamp; equestrian Girector, We. W. Stout; wusical direotor, Mr. Raton : tiuaaures, Me J. Wo Patucy, “Aimittanco 25 venta; no halt price, ates hoon and Bening Extabitions, Doves open at 2 aud 6X: Reet echo nt 2h uray eandt FP AbBuNACLE—~ GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by the Celebr ted Germania Mupical Socicty, oampo od of twenty four performers, on which oveasion they will offor the York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, assisted by power. ful instrumental acoompanimenta, Six Days of the Creation — | Booery ond Incidento--Chaog, the First Day. The Firmanint the Second Lay, Dry Land, Herbagoand Flowers, Third Day.— | Bun, Moon and Stars, Fourth Day. ‘Creation of Fish and Fowl, | ith Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden ot Eden— | ‘Adam ard Eve. With tho completion ef tho labors of the Crow | tion, the first part of the exhibition closes Part2—Grand Diora. | ma of the Deluge. Tickets 26 cents; children half price. Doors open at7—curtain riser at 735 ool RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ Ko,, 698 Broadway.—Soenes in the Gulf; Bygning the M. B. ‘Shipwreck of the Somers; Arrival of the Fleot; Steam. ers onc’ Ships stoaming and sailing along; Real Cannon londed and ficd hy moving figures; Grand Bombarda.ent by day and night; Splendid pyrotechnic «iets and burating of Shells. Every Figure, ip, Beat, &o., is moving. An Overture every evening. Tickets {0 centa, Children half price, Family and season tickets on ap. Plication at the Hall, Open at 7, commences at 8 Wednesday, and Saturday afternoon at 8, #X1. 0 ILLUSTRATED, LN A SERIES OF MOSTTRUTH- | fully magnificent and eleborate Moving Panoramio Views, executed under the immediate direction of Mr. F, Grain, Biving 8 view of the various tattlee, and a picturesque reproson ‘tation of the gorg: ous aud romantic scenery on the line of march raed Uy the American Army, under the command of Goneral Boot, from Vora Crus to the City of Mexico, now exhibitin; the afterncons of Wednesday and of Broadway and Walk. ¢ picture will commen lo ticheta, 50 oenta; children, Family evening, and on Su ppeni Hall, corner ‘open at 7 o'clock. 1 at 73 Price of ndmission—Si lf price. Tickets for a gentlemaa and two ladies, $1. ‘Tioke admitting five persone, $1 75. Reserved eeate can be nrcured al the office, from 9 till 11, and from 2 till 4, Liberal terms made wthiehool: § AREWELLAPPE, “laveio Artistein th Doors at 7%. } RANCE OF DR. COLLIER’S ORIGINAL ‘eit inimitable personifications of Soulp Coliseum, 450 Broadway, on Thur-day, Fri- aturday evenings, Nov. 24, 3d and 4th. This exhisition will retain its original character for classieal arcuracy, purity, znd poctical elegance, which formeely recommended it to puhs favor, Pregramine varied every evening; commencing at 734 ‘o'clock, Admission 50 cents. 3 CTION NOTICE.—MORIGAGE SAL! woh: Li Furnitese, made to orier, by o city.—W. A. CARTER will sell, dreone strect, the entire Furuiture of said sisting of handsome carved mahogany, «pcing-reat Chairs, ‘and Divang, to match; marble top centre snd din'ng Tabl elecant c.rved marble top Dressing Bureans, Provch Bedates Wirdlste do,, Hair Mattrassen, Bolsters, Pillows, Also, elegant Pier and Mantel Glasser, three-ply ogether with the Kitenen jor Mortaage, lay, at 10 oust, cone ein: two turmbg Ine Beatiory: st vor, Ke, 'HOMAS BELL, Auctioneer, RISM AND CLAIRVOYANCE.—CLAIRVOYANT examinations, snd prescriptions for the cure of diseases, can be had of @ very successful suljact at No. 154 Delancey at. W. R. SAU3B, Oporator. LIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET ttention to diseases of the Eye and racts removed ia ten days, without \d sight restored. Artificial Eyes for to lo'clock, Ds. WHEELE) Ophthalmic Surgery. pain, on ® now princi gale and insorted. hi Retorenoes to the first fami ours from 8, A. Hiew in the nity. AILS, TWINE, SHOE THREAD, &o.—300) CASK: N ‘end wrought nails, brads, and spikes; seine, ail, bal mal, net, and manufacturer's twine of every description; shoe. thread in every variety; cotton, seine, sail, and carpet. twines; Manilis, and hemp eo ‘and S.cord India twine for fishing, fon, a. y CEBRA & CUMING, 106 Peat! street. For gale G A> FIXTUKES.—J. STOUVENEL & CO., NO, 737 BROAD. way, have a splendid assortment of the riches} Gas Fixtures of entirely new patterns, and warranted, in every respect, the teot and cheapest in this city, Also, China, plain and decorated, to matchay patterns, Glaes war’; cut, plain and moulded, of every deceripton, of their own manufacture, Solar Lamps. Gi- indoles (1 sanders, Brackets, Candelabras, Botentan articles, &e. All kindof goods loaned foe parties, No. roadway, No. Sun: Factory. No.2 Gold street, N. ¥. ‘oddate P D JACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCI ATORS—THR 808" iberemanufacture hines for botels, steam” nd ings, and aro the only authoria d makers of them. All persons arecautioned agai st infringing the pat cither as mekers or users of them. Bprare oxcouted and JACKS!) artanted, Pp. IN & CU. ii 18234 William street, Now ¥ BF Re at Vauxhall mobe' Henny. B. ext, Young, NDS OF them Bight 3d, 441 . Stat al mnt Hreturn n aid ry. Sat way SOIL, ATTENTION ! ci-tion hold « Protracted Mass Mec: y and Mondas Evenin . Hone. John Van Buren, arn, Mitohell Sandford, Willis Ball, and other distinguished speakers will address the meeting, By of the Commitice of Arrangementa, AKD.—SJOUEN, ON THE 18T OF SEPTEMBER, id Tera Watch and Chain, M. 12084; jewels, gold'dial and’ gold oap.— and chain, at the har 1d West 'd, and ino questions asked, THE if J. Tobi to Mire, aida te quence « V. JON N. MAPFI sutiful aud { the unsupplis slip, with other letters of avep interest, ‘portrait of Mrs Maffitt, In conse- the article of last week will bo —THE SUNDAY MORNING ‘Rows, 0° to-morrow, willcontain further testimony in de- fence of the vile charges against Mr. Maffitt, inc uding Mafhit, while is letter rt Fevublished-tomerrow. Newemen will please send orders to day. MTS pTbAs oF TOMORROW | 5th) will furnish the portra candidat s f Aniervon, 6 Office 99 Nese n street: proce shree cemta the enffrages of t ite of four of t he mes! m Star, morrow, nL ndent paper ‘im politics, and circulates exten- Politicians will find ita sertiring €0 vmne, which are open to all, a fine medium of com- mun crtien with the peop & UL SEGAR GIRL, BY J. F dmirably written romance of Life in the Me- all clasves # ny all partios, a aaa Office 102 Nuseau street, stree! INGRAHAM MPORTANT 10 THE PUBLIC—JUST PUBLISHED, THE her lave oare Vii dieation of Fran 00%, ine For aele a o W. Matreil pees Conner, with Te i, Chief of Potter; Job rt of Ww. tention to his improved stvle of Fall Huts for Gentlemen, and jxconfrent that, potwithstandyng he sells them at 20 per cent leve t! an the regular price tor the best quality of silk Moleskins, they will be found supericr in elegance, and fully eq) and alt i No. 6 hw a D Sai N.B=} day of N N with ba United Stater, new hat, to these sold by other Brows J.N. GENIN, 214 Browiwry. al the es dway houses rest p ered, oF repaired, Tray Ftreet. UsTI & ¢O friendxand the publio, that they room, at No. 187 Fulto une) ‘over Silk. y our clot ing to.No. 6 and have them made to fore buying rew Keonomy is the motto of RESPECTFUL ok @ A CO! eC t, Me, mt STABLISHED qual to new, oneral Tailor, of RTT ISOS. Y INFORM THELR opened a Billiard round oor, iter the first KW PLAID SHAWLS, RECEIVED PER EUROPA—PER Cuahmeres, Cloake, Merinos &o,— ‘The eubscriters have Juat opened tho ubove goods, and are now tolling them at low procs, The season being ao tar advanced, Lun ere will do Well to examitye one prices beter wher 7500 intr © myytition at $ J chalienge © received re\ther of tem can take emecoastve trim! surerior, in New Grent Sb Room 37 n they promiume 0 hh hat they cannot t: Daxworreoty pe; that they have no Cam jouure to thore made by C, ©. the errenn upon. the; better dij cannot AMES BECK & CO., CHALLENGE TO VAGUERREANTIES—o F atists of New. York the Fair, to onter into » propositions—that rnpchew ng «lee. \orAw capa . Harrigen; th: Broadway? At ue ar ‘ork can tabe ov Jargo ® groupe as those done at the 1 shment of HARRISON & HOLMES, a ‘arge Buildi: g, ocrner Broadway and Ronde streets. LD IRISH WHISKEY.—SIX PUNCHEONS OF WISE'3 ‘old Cork Whiskey, under Custom House lock, for asle by : DANIEL NCONAN, 92 Greenwich streot, 1SB AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY—HIGH FLAVORED fand suyerior quality, In packages to suit the trade, and better adopted for their purpose than any in tho market, ‘For sale at very much less than the usnal rates, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Malt Whiskey Distitler, 86 Seventh avenue, ). 42 Stone et. TO TAMILY GROCERS—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO exchange a new and splendid Piano Forte for Grooeries; any respectable Grocer wishing to trado, will please address Exchange, at the office of thie paper. Te ‘LLING TRUNKSJOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK Mi ‘Wall streot, of Broadway, has Vai € t Bi wi al oy d, and constantly making and Satehols, w . superior arti le Leather Tranks, euitable for Ameri European travel, and Portmanteaus for the Frouch Malle Poste, Orders for the Weat Indies, South America, te, filled with dos. patch SOLDIER! SES, AND THE RELATIVES OF TAOSE & * deceased, can have their claims for Bounty La.d, Extra Pay, We,, secured Without delay, by | he ) OK SAN FRANCISCO, (UPPAR CALIFORNI4), TOUCH- ing at Valparaiso—To sail 10th of November.—The packet ship SILVIE DE GRASSE, Captain Rich will positively sail on Ue above duy. There will be & supereargo on board, who will take charge of any, eomelgnments intrusied to him, and pay par- ture goods Ke, Be, cular 1 tousfon tthe landing of deben For fre Mis fore ply ta tna eabin, ¢ Seerage, foe ve ‘Captain on, voard. pier No. it'ATctn Wiser arbor BOW LIVINGS PON. 22 firnad fereot For freight of light eithyr ot the Ke NEW OKLEA NS—NEW LINS—THE SUPERIOR PAST ‘eniling packet ship Albania, Capt. Sehander, will cos .ivel; sail on Ue 7th November. For eabiny Sed cabin, and 3 commodationa she cannot be uy and or freieht apply on board, foot of Dover street, East river, re ser! BE. W. KIMBALL & Co,,84 Wall at. OR NEW ORUBANS. VIA BAVANA—THE WELL known steamsbip “United States,” burthen 2,000 tons, W. i, Hackscafl, Con mander, will leave for New Orleans, on Satur- ‘oy. November 4th, from, Judd’s wharf, upper side of Catharine Market East River, at 5 o'clock, PM. and from New Orleans, on he Ith November, Small paresis and pachages cried at tar. & Co's Express office, street, unt 1e day of i itu selivered immediately om arrival at New Orloana.. No bordh eon ed until paid for, Cabin . $75; Steerngo . $20. eta “Ss datmon ietbers Celghtag Rall an cutee” Ne Tvalght will be received on the day of sailing. Letiers will be recvived at Harnden & Co.'s, 6 Wall street; Exchange Nows Room; Hale's Hatter cteg.70 Wall street; and at Kenyon’s Journal of Commerce office. Por freight or rt "— CHARLAS 1 MARSHALL. 8 Burling Slip, Op her return eho will resume her regular trips to Havre, leaving sew York on the 1#th December, and Havre the 8th January, tonohing at Southampten beth ways. STATEN ISLAND FERRY.—THR STEAMBOAT STATEN Ss run a8 follows:—Laave New York at 9, 11,1, look. Leave Quarantine at & 10, 12,2 and SURTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAGE LININGS, AND ( J Pivsher—Conatantly receiving, by the latost atrivars, inplete nescrtment of there goods. Also, Silk and Cotton Vel- vete, high oolore, Bloremper Ko. Por ealo by ¥.S & 8 A. MARTINE, Importers and Jobberg 112 William etreet, near Soha. SiKICIURK Of THE URETHRA—ITS ORIGIN SY MP- S ‘tous and cure.—Hydrooele, Variocoele, Re, are partioularly ll treated of tn Dy on's pop ilar treatise on Diseases of the System. “The auth nowledged originality and in- Under trying eurgical cirour stances, stamp this work mon interest”=( Boston Medical and Sargical Jour.) tion ORWITT & DAVENPORT, Teibune Building, Ty uote tages will be surpi Attending their oure. I ered from a certain class I }OCT. ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 535 BROADWAY—OFFICE hones from mw 8 x rk, 6 Monday, Wednesday and Fri- L's 1D HAitt DYE—NO EQUAL-ALEXANDER'S TRI- cobaphe. Improvomeat of 1316. The most successful Liyiid Hair Dye ever known for dyeing the hair, whiskers, &¢.,% natu. Tul brown or black, #0 exactly resombling the natural color of the hair as to defy detection. Its effect is inatantaroous and permanent It can be used with the ereatert It ia also free from Sheas os ‘ties (usual in ali imitations of this cele brated preperation) of giving au uonatural red or porple tint to the hair. Thegenuive article is for sale by most of thu respeo- tabie Droggiets throughout the United Stator and by Rushcon, Clw ke & Co., Broadway ; Thomas & Maxwo!), William street ; Hor, Maidsa Lane, A.B & D. Sands, or Johnson, Moore & Tay . rk or R.&G A. hia, V ieht, Philadet HREN OLOGY AND ASTROLUGY— To know by signs, to judge the turns of fate, Is greater ‘fll the seata of State; ‘The ruling stars above, by secret lawe, | Determine fortene in her eecond caurv. | ‘These are a book, wherein we all may road, And all should know, who would in ite succeed, ‘What corresponding signs in man display His future actions, point his devious way, | ‘Bhus in the heavens, his furure fate to learn, ‘The present, past, and future to discern, Corret his steps, improve the hours of life, And, shupning error, live devoid of strife. MADAME DUBOYU preeent in the city, and can be o ited on the ecience, in regard to Health, Wealth, wits, Love, Courtship, and Marr.age, at t residence, No. 169 Division nd evening. | Terma, 5é cent, street, at any time during the day UNATIC ASYLUM TASS I5 ONLY ONB OF MORE 4 than four theusand cates of Kbeumatiam that Dr. 8, P. 's Seren paril'n hse cured, ‘The mat severe and ohro.ic | weekly eradieated by its ex rarrdinary vircues, Jamos Cummines, Req. one of tho sssistantsin the Lunatto Asylum, Blackwell's Island, ia the gentleman spoken of in the fvlowing letter :— ‘4 Tac ann, Sept. 14, 1347. loced terribly tor nine yours with the Khew ism ; Considerable of the ti Leould not eat, Heep or walk, [had't/e most distressing pain, and my limbs | were terribly swollen, T havo used four bottls of your Sarsapa ills, and they have done me more than ono thoasand dolars worth of Tam 60 much bettor—indeed, Lam enuroly ra lieved. You are at liberty to ure this fer'the bonefit ef tho afilicted. Yours, reapectfully, ‘ JAMES CUMMINGS. | Principal office, 126 Fulton street, Dr. Tewnsen digestion as Dr 8. . Townren Bank Deranr Dr. Townsond - Sir—I have b with the Dyspe ners of stomach, ay ion to all kinds of foud, and for wee! Thave been unable toretain but a small portion on my stoma h. | I tried the usual renedies, but they had | ttle or no effoot in re- | moving the comp'nint, 1 was induces, aboui two months since, to Ex:ract of Sars+poriila,and I must say with litle con- | but after using nearly two bottles, [found my appetite and the heartburn entirely removed; and 1 would earnestly reecmmend the mse of tt to thowe who have been af | May 10, 1815, | wd for several years | attended with sour: | rtburn, and a great (what ‘I could eat) | rem flicted aa T have teen. Yours, ke, = W. W. VAN ZANT, F rine:pal Office 126 Pulton street, ES MEMBER OF CONGKESS—THR FOLLO#ING TRS Uimony is from Mr. Van Houton, formerly member of jrees from Kookland county, ‘New York, and well worthy perusal Roel Co., April 1, (X44, 1—Deur Bt rv soriously af- umber of years, with a tickling tn the ears, deum- < diaainens in the head, and shooting pains in tho lim mddebuity, I purchaged a bottle of 7, ‘Sarsaparilla, an¢ thought it helped me, Then I prooured w half doxen bottiey and before I excellent medi are sfticted i used it up I was entirely oured: and think itan ¢, and well wor hy the attention of troso that ith debility and nervousuers, wily, ISAAC B. VAN HOUTON, street, ry Mi BRicanur ¥ICk—DR. JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET near Chatham stroct, e0 well known aa the most suodessfal ititioner in New York, im the treatment of venoreal diseases, he Docwr's reputation for skill in those ald half-cured casos that have existed for years, ia preeminent. | Gleet, stricture, apon the bedy, or in the throat oF nose, pains in the head and legs, efleotually cured. Constitutional weakness, t on by & secret habit indulged in by young men, igecivious dreams and nightly emiesions, positively prove Recent cases cured in four days, withowt meroury No alteration in diet or nrevention frm kK. JRFFRILS' ANTIDOTE 18 THE MOST EFFRCTUAL preparation sold for Gonorrhes and other disorders of tne Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that it will radi cally cure ary 0080. ‘This desirable rerult is obtained in from two to ton days, and ag it neither creates nausea nor offends the palate, and rendersumneceseary any deviation in diet or inter rupticn to usual pursuits, eound sicep, or healthy digest on, the nuirance is thus removed as speedily as is consistent with the procuction of a thoroug), and permanent cure. Its ingredierte are entirely vegetable, and no Pojuricue effect, either constitu. tionally of loonlly enn be caused by ite use. Price $I por b tie, Sole Agent for this city, C, H. KING, 192 Broadway, corner John . str wait oR —DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD NSutcuttte contdeutial aly consulted on ll forms of private ta. ensen Reornt cuore of | ‘he cures in two to four Congitwiienal deity and impoteney wncewefa seal fy Renggaaenel senitey 298 InP cow’ or hatsnate owt 8, Office 63 otreet; open from 7 A. M. to 10 P.M, | be had his “Treatise on the Ry: choierst pregrsmme of Music which has yet been given. On Sa turday Evening, 4th inetant, they will perform the following. Frewramme. Part 1. Overture—Yolva, Rois ger; 2. Jubilee Waltz, Lanner; 8 Concertino for the Ovoe—exeouted by Mere Oblemann, Lubeck ; 4. Storming of Constantine, Lanner; 6, 1m triduction'to Norma, Bellini, | Bart 11.6. (Ly particular desire) —Overture to Mideug mer Night's Dream, Mendelasohn ; 7. Im troduction and Variations fo» the Flute, exeouted by Herr Zer- aobr, Rabboni; 8 Jubilee Quedrities, twoner: 9. Indian Polka, Lenschow ; 10, Tho Musical Telegraph, Grand Potpourri, Strauss Lender of the Company, (, Lenschow. Acent fur the Company, Hi Heich. Admiasten 60 centa, Tioketa to bo had at. the Muse Stores and at the dooron the ev. of the voncert. Doors open. at 7—Con atB o'clock prosisel It, MELODY, MUs ELLY ETHIOPIAN BAND.— For the Heneht of Mersra. Hart, Miles and Wolls. —Posi tively for one night only, at the oan dail, corner of Broad m way and Gran rday Kvening. Nov 4. Previous to thetr departure fu by they peopowe K.ving a Complte mentary Benefit 'o the managers of We'ls Band. Mies Jossphine West Has kindly yolunterd, and will appear in hee sovorsd Fancy Dances. Also, ¥r. C. Byant, the celebrated accordwonist. the W Hgon's ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE S0VG8 OF Scctland.—Mr, Wilon beps toannounce that be will give ntertai/ment on Monday evening next, tho 6th Nov,,atB Jock, ar the Stuyvesant Institute Broadway, when he will ga variety «f popular and ¢ arncteristic sand Ballads, the program ine of which may be had at the Musio Stores, Tiokew fife) cents. ] 00 NIGBTS—HAsINGION'S MAGNIFIOE ST $ACKRD Dicran as o! the Creation and Deluge, nave been erowied | nighrly, with admiring ud dvlighted audiences, for 100 nighta, ‘ivy are one of the most magnificent and splondid speotacks 0 ee witnessed in New York, Adudttance 25 cents; cornor of Broad. Wwoyand Walker street. ~ PERSONS AND 15, AY SCHOOL Creation and Deluge, 'T nd familier, there will noon, at 3 o'e! ing exhibition Walker street. be an exhibition e ck, and evening. until further notice comment a ces at 7 o'clock, corner of Broadway and L. L—ON MONDAY “M., Mu'ch for $200, two milos heats to wagons red trotting horses, ft leck, w maton agains a , to trot I¥milos within the hog, & match for $100, milo heats, im : kK. g. Stranger John Spicer names mm, Long Girl. ‘The cars leave South Ferry, for the track, at Lo'ciock, and return after the sports are over. adais- tien to all parte of the Course 80 conts. M.D. GREEN, Propristor, ATCH—TO TAKE 1 Kk, ALM, ab SPLENDID RIFLE SH00TING m Avery ational flags, elovated prises, Two lo © LECTURERS AND EXIHIBITIONISTS—THE APOL- 1o Saloon, corner of Pedide and Carondelet streets, Now Grieana—1he subscriter would inform those engaged in the above profersions, that he has neatly fitted up Salvon of sonting #x hundred persons, situs tein the central part of the city, and m the immediate vicinity of all the hotels and places of smusement, For terme snd particulars address gubsoriber, post pald, and it will meet with promptattention. | J)ANCING, —MR. CHARLES BYRN, RECENTLY FROM London, begs to announce to the Ladi s and gentlemen of iNew Vorb that I is prepered to tench tho art of dancing nsgon- ding to the fashionable m: ow practised in Londom, embraoine the Polka, Celsrius Walta, Valtaa aieux Teps, Galo- aie, Yalta a Cin Tempe Cachucha. Kodowa Waits, the alazour- Ras with the Hovubiack’ Step, the Fusco with cartinets, drilling Sceptre exerci tment Miruet de la Cour, sohottih, Neayoli jee and schools attended at their own course of few days dne wotios will be given an academy for dancing, Address No, 18 rosider ces. " 0 his commenct. g Bleecker street, ESEONS OS TUE FTANO.—A_ YOUNG LADY, WISHING to devote her leisure house in teaching the pisuo, will re ceive afew yiung pupile at ber rosidence, at $6 per quarter, or at tre hovee of her pupils, at $8. Application tor the above at t)o Music Wareroom of Wm, Vander W Broadway, Ce Yi wg volt 10N8 deer eee Oe re iis cae the Oral aystomagnabliog to peak from the frst lessoum, and checting ease aud finenoy ter pupils mere advanced, bat am fevent in speaking. Private cultion wt home, $4 per month ; dite {In claseea 2. Fomilicw and schools attended Please address Mons. DE ST, PIERRE, natif de Parie, v8 Broadway. D7" ELL ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE RYE ond Ear, at 261 Broadway, mivm self acting Eye and Ear Fountaias, the most mooessfut pliszes ever used for curing affvetions of the Hye and Rae. “ROE. )Wasend’s SM.—MORE THAN 20(0 CASES or ‘vo been cured by the use of Dr. 8. P. Sarseporilla within the Inet three y ? Dr. Townend I ease acked with a distressing pain in my hip joint, eo bad that I could nov walk without my orutores; and netich of the time I vas obliged to keep my bed. I tried several remedies, but thoy did not relieve mo, I then cailed on ons of my first physicians, avd be did not help ma, of your Saran ‘and obtained a bott ind in a few days i entire'y cured pari? e,and'T am an w "ASHBRLL WALKER, 22 Daniela atrset. 126 Fulton atroct. ) KI VATE DISkASES—DR, to the citizens of New York, for his vaccess im this depact nent, would invite strangers to oxasaine his claims on IS fidence, The diroaae, in iteearly stages, heeures in a few days out merenry, fee his London diplomas in office, 20836 Fulton atreal M EDICAL CHARDS3UN, LATE ing Physician to tho New York Colloxe of private naiure, tog dRKLION, SO WELL KNOWN to devote hia attention to all diseases of @ =— - ——— | Ind all disesses depending on anim DD SEESIACNO FLULD OR MAOICINE 1143 eveR | Me grat experince city and Burvrs during igs cs , | teen years, Dr. tohiea, pa tIVes fs auecoopanina ai fhe spoansot | tagornot to be mot with elsewhers, and witncup he doos moe promise a cure of those complaints in two or thrue days. to flat tors bimee!f that his treatment will be we to thove re (auritg a radical cure. Consulting rorms, No. 10 Park Plage. ares, A ateencance, 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Communications from. the country punotvally attended to. Sepreeits OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARRIED ee earecmplating, marringe—The Married Womeaie. Private Medien! Companion, by Dr A.M. Mauricosu. Sixth edi- tion. $1 This work is meeting with most astoanding ‘200 copies having already been disposed of) Every ts i yy, whether married or unmarried, although it is im ded copentalty for she marriod. aa it discloses important secrets, | which ehould he known to them partioulariy Here every female» m ont reme- oan discover the causes, symptoms and the moet effic dies. and most certain mode of cure Broadway; at o publiehing Peterson, No. 98 Cheat jittle & Con Albany; W. R. Davi coipt of $1, Phy i bt ngage ag by mail nan al) parte of the Uni tates All letters mus! Re paid, to Dr. A. M MAURICEAU, box 1224, Now Vors olty. Aion MV iherty etreet, Bs . 3 TO CURE, NO PAY.—Da. CORBETT INFORMS HIS. N former patients and strangers that he has removid to 6h Ann etree, (near W ilbom,) where le is consulted on all dalionte Giceusen, “An ep perionce vt four‘een years enables Dr C. to ware yanta thorough ard eure It cases of gleet, strictures, seminal debility, pains, ulcers, fluoralbus or whites Re No mes cury. Recent cases cured in four days, See oma. at tere, post pid, attended to. oF metre: 1). ¢ R [3 CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND CeO bios thee, to those dithoutt ad protracwd cases iaowee that have baled the skill of paysicinse of tom wie Hin Extract of Copavia, Cubebs, &o., #0 ox Proverited pytphyricions, may he bad'at his store fa trout, crs | nin atreet. (now cntied No. 12.) rea uci REW ARD.—CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR B5OO Miceureofpmorrize. OF all remouies set dee: Pred for the abo moss cort vin; 1* rae Fire ered pecensent oute Wide ut the leas eat atom diay pk "Te, OF chungo i application to busin: preter, che lenges 8 single inntanee of recoat sonurthane oe roupht which the mixture will Dot cure ander TT NON, Ar Granite Buildings, and by aloo, de} Many are cored in two days fo Broadway, corner ¢f Chambers: treet, Granite SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner af 4) i) has © CURB, NU PAY.—Dk CORBITE, 9 Doane