The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1848, Page 5

ee Budden Death—The Murder of Coleman. Pm Priapecermia, Sunday Eventog, Now 6th. fa result, I euggest to you th» pr prety of the withirawal of out vam es frem the tt CARVES, Be wed by my ‘rend, Oliver Brooks, who was, at the lest general election. | Mi 1 Be Soave, J eens, tle, recreate) oboren Clerk of the Orphan's Court. died very rutden- pod Oey ‘to s-lect anu objectionable person, unoon- ly to-day of congestion of the brain. The vacancy ‘will be filled by the Governor , the person appointed to remain in office until the nextirivction. A preliminary examination of Joba Agana, charged with the murder of young ( cleman bas been held, and ‘one witness testifies positively thet Agan strack the deceased with Agen ein Moyamensing prison, ——__ Sporting Intelligence. Union Covase, L, 1 —Three matebes in one day form great inducement to the lovers of sport to visit this course, will, po doubt, furoish ao afternoon's entertainment of s gratifying character. The matches | try sgain ; this infamous lie ye To light a comprise against time, (eighteen miles withie the for further particulars. Tux Trottina Mare ar Purtsveiena —The great match for $2000, betwrem Grey Eagle \chary Taylor, comes off to-morrow over the Haat- ing Park Course ; and, from the interest Hfested as to the resultin sporting circles, it will have a ten- dency to draw large numbers from this city to witnew test. Great time is expected to be should circumstances prove favorable, t of both horses warrants the conclusion that pectation will not be disappointe St. Lous Races—Tuino D. —The fact of four ith the delightful morning. Il as the pretty 1K faore ladies, who ha! honored the sport with their resence, The track itrelf, though not first rate had yoome comparatively firm, from the effects of a good harrowing, as may be seen by the difference ia the ‘time made by St. Louis on Mooday, it beiog then 4:21, and yesterday, 4:03. In the betting stand there was little done. the friends of the Kent horre, Fre kare, seeming anxio ‘Louis people out at two to one, refused, and, e ho post the busi- ness concluded at even on St. Louis inet the feta. Jenny Lind having been withdrawn, reduced the starters to the three following :— Purse, $300—T wo Mile Heats. Jerome White's gr. h_ St. Louis, by Altorf, dam by Medley, 6 years —118 Ib: . 1 Jos. Metcalfe’s b. g Fred ye, by Gri dam by Moses 6 years—I15 lbs... . B. Mclutyre’s bh. Leather Stockin: Belehazzar, ont of Lovely Rosa, 5 years... ... First Heat.—Having taken their positions. Fred. Kaye inside, Leather Stockings next. and the grey outside, they got off well—Fred. Kaye leading down to the turn, when St. Louis took up the running, fol- lowed by Leather Stockings. and Fred Kaye looking fora obance. On entering the back atreteh, Fred. Kaye paseed Leather Stocking. and having waited on the grey clorely till the third quarter, challenged twice and failed. St Louis now shot ahuad and kept a good lead throughout the next mile. winning on tho post by a good five lengthe; Leather Stocking using the steel and whip, about three lengths bahiad Fred. eres ime—1st mile. 2:3—2d mile, 2:74 —total 4:10% Two to one was now freely offered on St Louis, with other offers from the friends of Fred Kaye to back him at odds. should be win the next heat. Second Heat —Fred Kaye not being prepared at the start, they were called back. but gut off at the second attempt, Leather Stocking having the worst of it, St Louis led merrily 1ound the turn, with Fred Kaye well up to his quarters, and Leather Stocking lying about four lengths behind. St Louis and Mred Kaye run well together over the hill, and down the home stretch, St. Louis passing the chair about a length ead. making it a good race betwren the two—Leath- er Stoeking’s chance being out of the question St. Louis pow let out on the back stretch. left Fred Kaya, and led down the home stretch, beating him by two Jengths. Leather Stocking distanced ime—Ist mile, 2:00—2d mile, 2:3 —total, 4:3, The winner bas proved himself to bea thorough good horse, by beating Fred Kaye easily, when it is Yemembered that Fred beat the Carlotta Colt, itself a a winner at the Louisvilie races City Intelligence. Tux City Yestenvay.-Tue Stow --A generalgloom pervaded the city yesterday, and everything assamed ‘a cheerless aspect. The storm raged with unabated violence from midnight until noon, when the wind cbanged to the northwest, and there was an appear, ance of clear weather. Before the morning dawned- Broadway, the great avenue of fasihon, was desolate, save here and there a watchful guardian of the night could be seen wending his way in the discharge of his duty. But the Sabbath morning presented which should not exist in a Christian land. clook told the hour of three, the door of a gaming house in Broadway, Prince street, was thrown open, and a party of men, reeling under the influence of the excesrive use of wine, wended their way in dif- ferent directions, under the peltings of the storm. ‘There are laws against gaming, which should be en- forced, especially when the Sabbath is desecrated; but they are as a dead letter on the statute boo! ad the miserable dens where the unwary are robbe per- amitted to flourish, not only to the {injury of those who fall into the net, but to the dirgrace of the city. ‘As the morning’ grew on the storm increased, and-“Wwhen the day dawned a hurricane was eweeping overtho city. The terrific howling of the ‘wind, and the pouring rain, increased. and ere the sun had reached the meridian. the strong iron awning posta of Broadway snapped and fell, under the pres- sure of the storm upon the canvass. Inevery part of nings were torn in shreds, and carried off by the wind In Verey street, a chimney was blown off, which filled the inmates of house with terror, Females with dishevelled hair. d horror depicted ‘upon their countenances, were seen running to and fro, fearful that the next blast would crush them by the falling of the houses. The vessels in the harbor rolled as if the angry waves would swallow them up, ‘and many of those at the wharves were only protected by the condition of the tid time, After noon,the sky becam but soon again there was every indication of a o: tinuance of the storm. As the day grew to a clo: the western horizon gave promise of a row; though it is impossible now to tell what a day may bring forth. It bas been a long time since the city has experiencei such a storm; but the season of storms is now at hand, and it is probable the one just past, is the precurser of the cold weather of wittter. Tue Funrrat or James Roonry.—The funeral of y to draw the St, however, was this unfortunate youth, who was killed on the occa- | sion of the torch-light procession by being run over by s heavy truck. took piace yesterday afiernoon. ‘His remains were taken to the Catholic Cemetery, neat | presented was such | p, elings of sympathy the | ide the ene thei ‘Williameburg. The to excite all mindis eapable of bearing. the aged and widowed mother, and hi eight years,who were paying the last tribute of re- spect to him who had been their shield and support, in the dark vale of poverty and absolute destitution. ‘The heart of that mother sunk within the last hope departing from ber. The future is a dreary one—helplers and friendless, that mother and daughter are, indeed, objects of charity and commise- ration. and ¢fpecially so to the democrats, inasmuch as his life was sacrificed while amo: them. They provided the necessary comfort for the mother, for the resent, jd there is nota doubt but by them she will e taken care of forthe future. Young Rooney felt asaron should feel towards a mother He had pro- vided for her, and when the last agony of death was upon him, bis only cry was, “my poor mother.” A peat mabogany coffin, with ailver plate, with the fol- lowing inscription, was provided by the democratic committee :— Ix premoRy OF JAMES ROONEY, acep 18 years, Died November 3d, 1848. ‘A committee bas been appointed, in the demooratic party, to receive eubscriptions for the support of the mother and rister, and there is no doubt she will be properly provided for A Heroic Act.—While the fire was raging in Brook lyn on Saturday night, the report that a female wasin the fourth story of one ef the burning buildings, was passed through the crowd. An Irisbman. named Wm. Carey, a sailor on board the brig Iris of way. heard the report, and supposing that it might be trae, rusn- ed into the building, and mounting up the barning stairway,wasina momentin the story where the fe- malewasraid tobe He ran from room to room until he was satisfied allthe inmates had escaped in timo, upon which he turned to retrace his steps leat his re- treat should be cut off by the flames He reached the firet platform of the stairs on his return. when the ‘ay fell before him, and left no alteraative Dut to perieh in thezflames, or jamp, at tha risk of breaking his neck, to the second story of the house. ‘The latter he at once resolved upon. and with one bold leap, Ianded within a few feet of the atairs lead- ing to the first floor. In falling hie jaw was dislocated; but he rushed out of the house with the satisfaction of having done his duty as@ man, even with the injary he recrived. By an exertion of his own the disloca- tion of the jaw was reduced, and he went to work man- fully in ass ng to subdue the flames, A more dis. int ted actof heroiem on the part of this honest eympatbising sailor, could not have baea pei formed, [tis one. too of humanity.which, besides be- ing a source of satisfaction to bimself, cannot fail to ‘award to him the praise and gratitude of all who are, or who may become, cognizant of the daring deed. Common Counci.—There will be a meeting of both joarda of the Common Council at the usual hour this evening y Unxsown Man Drownrn.— Yesterday morning tne ody of an unknown man was found floating im the Fast River, at Pier No. 2 He was dressed ia black nts, black satin vest. bottle green frock coat aad Jack bat, end appeared to be about 45 years of age. ‘The body can beroen at the Alms House yard. coffin stood Law Intelligence. Count Cauexpan ron Moxpay —Supreme Court. Calendar (General Term) will exceed 600 cares: ewit Court. —No day calendar for thin Court ; the Ge- neral 280 equity en i>] oa — Common Pleas ~ lat art—1, 3. 5,7 ©. 11,18, 16.17, 19.—24 part—2, 4 6, 8, 10, 12. 14, 16, 18, | Chief | avana, in the 20 Superior Court rite to hear law arg: Justion Oakley left the city to-day for United Sta‘es, for the benefit of his health, Notice,—We advise all housekeepers tn | WaDtof & boantiful English ot American carpet, oil 6 oth, hearth jram Aucersor Inerain ton every article tu the purchasers. i action of tual fries ie ard our mut private contests, See advertisement | canci i | ace of Liberty street pow! ve be ‘ing been eatered for a two mile heat | only Md KR Watson & Co., No, 15 Wall street, Gold pens re- th the entire person is thereby tie Veuottabley ‘at No.3 Nassau. street, certai week, and at the close of the week previous. Prices have been very uniform, so faras sales were made; but it will be perceived that some of the prices have been very quiet. Quotations vor tHe Paincirat Srocxs in tue New Ne Erie Railroad, old, Mohawk . Stonington... . Farmers’ 3 Bs Bie Bie Canton Company. 29% 29: Morrie . 6% 63 4 Vicksburg... = - which was very low at | partially clear, | Great Britain. inter, a girlof | fF, ras she saw | 4 lati Principal countries of Europe, $10,000,000 000 251,000, Unite States of America. 80,000,000 23,000, Standing army. Employees of Govi ldle population , dar will exceed 300 causes ; Special Term, hit Yon oan got ® trom 4m, to O8, per yard,and @eaving «i pected incerceivable opinions which have arison on this in no other way. ia 52 ieteaaat, cae gither -f us ova trol ja, and secure, beyond a doub, du the triwm pt ant ion of the candidate. With st respnct, ‘Re. JOHN FOOTE Hoes, & A lorge assortment of alt qualities, for en eat very low Trices, at “Scott's” Choap Furnishiag Stores 17 Fultom, eme door from Broadway, and 94 Nassau strovt, oppo- site the Berald office. A Base Stander Refuted.—An infamous banstill hae been published, charging the patriotic, Yeorge, Law with refesing aid to Ireland, ‘This and slanderous hand- Lill has brought out the faor, that George Law did kive $250, and ment it direct to the suffering poor of Ireland, through the joven of Joseph MoWurray, Rrq., of thiseity. Let his oppo ents bre ia ohity, that every true freeman willbe glad to bear. arofal Demo: ‘ovr opponents will mak Mi iisiset slepercs canes ort te, because they know ho is the poor man’sfriend. Let those whe doubt this, eall on JOS, McMURRAY, The Metallic Tablet Strop, for Keept | Basors im perfeot order, invented by G. Saunders, year L8iG. This Shicizhad bern to long and favorably known, as" to need ne oom: ment on ite virtues. Mice it tofsay, it has never beer for the purposes intended, the inventor hay ualled ied the exhibived sfheates, a2 woll from the first gon ud other countries, and cutlers in all parts of the world, acknowledging ite oan be seen at the Factory, 147 Broadway, oor- erty street. and 387 Siscdeay r a” Gold Pons are warranted ‘They are fine, smooth and olastio, and are ae- the best and it Pevein the werld. Sold over ton air, can ba wr to hin eelf. Bis infall fe voting the grow th prom: COMMERCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Nov.5—6 2.0, ‘The stock market has experienced no very important change during the past week. Prices closed yesterday within a fraction of those ruling at the closeof the pre_ vious week, and the transactions do not indicate any improvement in the minds of operators. The fact is, the brokers have speculations in fancy stocks almost entirely to themselves, outsiders are very shy and very scarce, and the appearance of the political, financial, and commercial horizon is by no means suciently flattering to give them any hope, for a longtime, of any advance in prices. Money is plenty enough for all the ordinary purposes of commerce, but not enough oto give an impetus to epeculation. We look for quiet times for many months, and we have no doubt a fur- ther depreciation im prices for stocks, and for produce generally, will be experienced before the opening of another season. The annexed statement exbibits the quotations for tooks in this market for each day of the past Yorx Manxer. Sat, Mon. Tuer. Wed. The, Fri, Bat. WEA MEAG 102RG 10H 108"” 1a 102", 1g S* = oy tom = on 734 a i0 ORR OK 1 o88l 12521 S81 A comparison of prices current at the close of the market yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an advance in Treasury notes of 34 percent; Illinois 6's, ¢; Erie Railroad, new, 2%; Erie, old, 14; Farmers’ boan, ; and a decline in Read- ing Railroad of 34; Harlem, }; Long Ieland, *; Canton Co., 34, and Morris Canal, 34. The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate in. debtedness, the revenue and expenditures, populations and average indebtedness per head, of the principa, countries in Europe, according to the latest returns, This includes merely the government debt, and is in- dependent of those of the cities of those countrie: Deets or Evrorean Nations—Incomes anv Exenpt- Rex pendi- TURES. Revenue. tures, 271,469,265 291,744,651 £00,000 000 - ~ B2;1i01 Pera 4 = 54,00, 281 545,000,000 15,060,000 7,000,000, 20,000,000 23 LiiBert 8,634,000 000 i 634, Others mot enamerated. 1.366,000,000 Total... 6... +044» +10,000,000,000 Av. o Debt to Population. each Ink. + «27.000,000 $222 35,000,000 30 France. . Holland. . 3,500,000 260 Frankfort 1,000,000 100 Denmark. . 2,200,000 45 1,000,000 44 3,800,000 38 13,000,000 35 87,000,000 81 4,500,000 30 3,000,000 23 Prussia. . seeee 5.000.000 10 Russia and Poland... 60.000.000 9 Sicily. ..... 8,000,000 9 ‘Total population. . . «214,000,000 Populetion not enumerated... .... 36,000,000 250.000.000 a proper position the For the purpose of placing 1 financial affairs of European nations, compared with those of this country, we annex the following table :— Pua.ie Inpentepyess or Evrore any THE Uniteo Statxs, Aggregate Pi Average per Ad. 000 “$40 00 000, bart w» The vast difference in the aggregate amount of in- debtedness, and the average indebtedness, per head, is the best commentary upon the coniition of Europe, and the favorable porition we ocoupy in the ecale of nations. In the absence of returns from satisfactory sources, we are unable to give a statement showing the annual expenditures of all | the nations of Europe, but the immense amount ot indebtedness is sufficient to show that, at least, in the shape ef interest it isenormous. The annual interest on the debts of European natio: more than one half of our total debt. The producing clasees of Europe comprise, by no means, such a large per cent of the population as in this country, #0 that the taxes for the payment, not only of the interest on the immense public debts, but for all other purposes of government, fall upon a more limited number, in pro- portion, than in the United States. The annexed amounts to statement will illustrate the truth of this, Emetorment or Porutation in Evrore Axp tN THE Unsiten States. Europe. U, States. | Total population . + 250,000,000 2,800,000 ment, 00,000, se eeeee 20,000,000 This gives a pretty clear idea of the condition of the people of the old and new world. It sppears that in | Europe about one-tenth of the population are idle, or in the employ of the governments, while, in the United | States, butzabout one in every forty-five of the popu- | Jation are similarly disposed of, leaving a much larger per cent engaged in active employment, as producers in some shape or other. It is easily seen where the strength of the two countries isto be found, and where it existe upon the most substantial basis. The im- menee amount of revenue required to keep the mo- narchical governments of Europe in operation, and the extraction of that revenue from the middle and lower classes, has been the direct cause of the tremen- dous revolutions which are sweeping with sach irre- sistible force over the whole continent of Europe. ‘The monarchical governments have been destroyed, but as yet nothing has risen from their reins; all is cbaor, all is doubt and uncertainty. The people have made a movement which must ultimately result in the repudiation of all the taxes which have borne #0 heavily upon them for ages,but it must be confessed very little progress has thus far been made in the ao- complishment of that end. Itis said that revolutions never go backward, but in France thismaxim has been annulled, It is well known that the provisional gov- Debt. $4,000,000,000 $293,801.70 $276, 363,850 1,200 000,000 extraordinary, the people themeeives. This e of things cannot, ho last; the people were crushed to the earth with taxes previous to the fall of Louis Philipps, and an increae of 46 per cent cannot be sustained. So lorg as the taxes are so onerous, thern will be no ability in the government, no matter what may be its form. Universal suffrage will not feed the hungry, or olothe the naked, and the value of that privilege will soon be lost sight of amidst the suffering and priva- tions the collection of such an immense revenue wil) produce, Nothing short of a great reduction in the | rate of taxation will suffice, and it must come: the sooner the better. The repudiation of the immense debts, reduction of the immenee standing armies, the navies, the civi) list, and the patronage of the government in every shape,and the remodelling of the finananoial system upon the most economical plan, are the only measures that will give the people that security in their possersion of property, that exemption from taxes, necessary to ensure peace and contentment in the body politic We thall nover fecl satisfied that a republican | f. form of government can bo established in any part of Europe, until as complete a revulsion takes place in the financial s bas already boen experienced in the political eystoms. The people have not, as yet, gained anything by the revolutions but a change of rulers. The very mon. | sures which made their former rulers so odious, stil exist, and, if they are not speedily removed, another change will be brought about by means equally decisi and effective. The taxes are the principal cause of al the political troubles in United States the average tax for the support of the ge neral government, is only about $1 25 per head, and that is indirect, while in France and Great Britain age is more than $8 per head, and part of that | is direct. The average individual income in this | country is four-fold greater than in either England or France; so that here the tax is not felt, whilein the | other two countries it must fall with crushing effect upon the masses. How is it possible for them to bear up under that weight much longer? It is not possible; | and Europe, generally, is upon the edge of & political volcano, which every moment threatens to burst forth and destroy every vestige of those old systems which | have so long existed. Such a time is close at hand; to acertain extent the revolution has already been de- the a veloped; but so far it is nothing to what must come. The moneyed aristocracy of Europe is destined to fall, and in its fall it will carry down all those systems which have given the old governments so mueh power and £0 much strength. With the destruction o¢ those financial cliques which have supported the monarchs of Europe, and provided the means to keep up armies and navies, that they might drain tenfold as much from the people, will vanish most of those eviis which have for ages been patiently borne, until for- bearance has become no longer a virtue, We are but at the beginning of the ond; there are in the womb of time, events that will, when they transpire, shake to their foundation every throne now standing in | Europe, and place the people in the position they should have ocoupied ages ago. i The annexed statement exhibits the condition of | M the leading departments of the banks of this State, at three periods this year :— Banus or rue Stare or New Yorx, March 4, "43, June 24. "48, “Sept. 30, "43. Loansand discounts, , $73 921,31 $73,603.77 Stocks, + 12,581,625 12,513,599 Species. 2222 6,722,326 5721136 Cash itema 2; 6,118,086 S443, Bank notes... . 3,358,446, 4,829, 43,908 746, 23,047 £26 29741807 13,273,620 1,787,807 The mort important feature in this comparative statement is, the decrease in specie, and increase of circulation, since last June. An increase of $1,882,226 in circulation, and decrease of £1,030,204 in the amount of specieon hand, in about three months, can by no means be considered a very encouraging we are in the midst of, The deposites and discounts have increased about the same amount. The banking capital of the State was, n the 80th of September, $1,018,144 greater than on state of things, in such time the 24th of June provious, CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvrvay, No The market for flour to day was rath moderate sales, consisting of Michig: Ohio, this State, common and straight Genesee, Oswego, &o , at about yesterday's rates, and in some cai rates, Wheat was steady, with a fair amount of sales, including Western and Genesee, on terms stated be- low. Corn was in Meal was quiet, but trm.’ Rye was lower, and were made light decline. Barley was dull. There was no change in oat made on terms stated below. Lard was dull, There was no material change in groceries. Cotton sold more freely: the purchases were mostly, if not en- tirely, made by manufacturers. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Boston, Nov. 4.—Brokers’ Hoard—47 shs Vermont Contral Railrosd, 6034: 9 Eastern Railroae, 101; 1 Fitchbusg Railroad, 3 1 Bos! ink, 5134: 1 do. 6134; 60 Kast Boston Company, 10 $16; 9 Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, 43; 13 do, bi, 43; 25 ene Tad, Railroad, 1034; 3 Western Railroad, 93%; 2 Horton and Maine Railrond, 10914; 10 Reading Railroad, 10%; 50 do, b60, 1634; 10 Pittsburg Copper Company, 10. Coal Trade, . Potravittr, November 4, 1848.—The quantity sent by railroad this week is 25,728 16; by for the week, 37 i do by ca dull; end anotber of our large collieries was closed this week for want of sales. The price of coal, on board, at Richmond, for white ash lump, broken, egg, an‘ stove, is $3 3734; red ash, from $3 55 a $3 75, accord- ing to quality. Amount of coal sent over the Phila- deipbla and Reading Railroad, and Schuylkill naviga- tion, for the week ending on Thursday evening last : RAILROAD. CANAL. ‘. Total. Week. Total, 286.17 82332006 6,006 10,230,923 12 8: 5,255.02 39% E51 08 1.407 12 9,150 0 434418 19 3798 19 S06 17 -128,17903 636 10 Br 1G LTA IG 11,509 1 6,272 08 Total by railroad & canal, 1,464,102 04 ‘To same period last year by railrond , 1,171,663 10 Do. by canal... se. see sees Se usar 00 ‘ 1374846 10 CARD.—TBE MEMBERS OF PROTECTOR FIRE ENGINE Company, No. 22, toke this method of returninj : Core thanks to the officers and members of Atlantic Fire ogine |, No. WS, for the bountiful supply of refreshments fur- m_on Sunday morning, at the fro ix Fulton atreet, Bi By order: TIMOTHY WATERS, Foromas, 1. & CAnsons Seeretary, R°Y, 2088 §. Maret great devire to read the ot the Sunday * Mor ming Ne a supply of the paper o1 sau etreet. Price, 3c OST—ON SATORDAY, 4TH INST, IN WALL STREET, 4 eypomte Hanover street, & Ten Dollar Bill, of one of the City Banka The finder will be mitably rewarded’ by leaving it in the basement of No, O4) Wall rtrert ONG SHAWLS.—AN INVOICE OF TUESE SHAWLS, from low prived to fine, received per Hibernia, for sale by FREY. PATTISON & Co, ‘liane st, Gs FIXTUKES,—J. STOUVENEL & CO. NO, 737 BROAD- ‘way, have a « id assortment of the richest Gas Fixtures of entirely new patterns, and warranted, in every respoct, the best and cheapest in this city, Also, Chima, plain and decorated, to wateh ony patterns. Glaes war’; cut, plain and moulded, of deseri pt om, of their 0 lar « sackets, Comdelabras, Bohemian articles, erties No. way, No. NO WATCH DRALEKS—AaGENT'S UP STAIRS PRICES — | Heavy Englieh silver te Watehes at $12, Ragiias moven ents, $8 60; alao, full jewelled and plain hanters, , Rr, Be, at eq low HIN. A MEWBOULD, £6 Jott virgen, up stars, alk CLora orted Traces: Anvils and Vices, of superior C. 8. Piles t Birm: ROOMS TO Orin Boord, it required) tp h email private teatty ts Sen Gentlemen, ce 16 » Lady ant Gentemad vou ebildren the situation is one the mort pleas, eity, Al McDougal etreet rear Washington m stl sakagd iy nd r out ase Lodging House. Families and Sing'e Gentlemen can have their meals rent im the Toomeit de fc 6 )() TO LOAN—ON OND AND MoRT $2 500 for thn rive yearn at seven Pe aon ok trope’ and im pity or property.” Address Carpenter, Nostrand avenvn, Rast Brooklyn. 4 ROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW J Scmerville, Chartered 1MS—Fire, Maries, wea Tolaed te rectors, Win. Thomson, Veter J. Stryker, James lor, David Sanderson, Wen, J. Bowne. . F. Power, New York, Eiward rs » da: dad Ge; Ww. Thomson, President; J. V. Voorhees tubecribers, having been appointed Agents of this Company, ano Lewes p prepared to issue policies on fay terma rd and paid at tho effice, 72 Wall street, ‘af ‘THOS, N. CARNERAYU. WM. i BIRD. i E OE AL DISTELOR, -TO Mou.—Tie undersigned, Jow w JSS would horeby make ‘men cepeccual ‘those Copazoresey al Dietriat) Li? Fen BUDS now and re creased the taxes forty-five per cent, and what is more bmitted to it. They actually increased the burden, which it was supposed the revolution would lighten, and that too by the act of » power which was at any time at the mercy of the mob. This is another evidence of the willingness with which the masses submit to any burden when they feel that they baeve inflicted it upon er, and Wore OF the city of Pr fellow ongnies the neces’ labor for a living : and therefore, ere) politica! sentiments or ferwio na, We consi te: tnd Tncapable of representing the feelings and interests of a3: publican conatituen t Darker A. Davia 25 First at, Billings Maywar 1 Dey at. 1 Oliverst. Jamos Moffit, William st C. W. Colburn, 82 © je Henry D. Magnes, 123 Thos. P. O'Connor, Wane, at. Bas per, 7 Mulberry at. J. W. Barton, jr» Brook yn. ‘A. Hdmonnton, 47 Aon stroot kA Robt, MoCurdy. 49 Dey sb. EB. H. Boce, Exchange Hotel, E, B. Smith, Sixth treet, T, MoBrids, 38 Thirteenth at. 1514 Broomest. A. A. 8 em of the old world as | WN, J. Mo( ture’ 86 Me 7 Reckman st, Ans p 64 Pour st. Win ft arkia, 145 Stantom at | of the ommon Council of the eity of New York | offer a Reward of 100 dolinrs for the deteotion « OF attempting to vote illegally at the ensning election, to Id in this city on the 7th day of November inst,, to be paid uion of the Recorder or Distriet Attorney. that ea hb conviction was had upon tle testimony of the person or persons elatsning such reward, But all olaime for such reward no’ presented to the understanod in writing, within twenty day after the conviotion of suon offonder, slinll be disregarded, “Given under my hand. nt the Mayor's office, surope, One of the greatest | safeguards of our form of government is the absence of | taxation fer the support of the government. Inthe Mayor's Office, New York, Now 4 ik HIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIATRICT, CO! Third, Fourth yerene, J. by order of Nomination Convon' Janes Green, OST WICK, NENTH WARD. pted, and ordered ‘to te publica d been bi he candidates for mem’ have rec "That from the beet information an: wo havechtained on the su jort, wo are c Joseph Wond ne the regular W! tricta, and we do aecordingl 16 t 6 Anse in the circulars, and at the polls B. W. Branronn, ? goo, 8D. Skrimonn, ”§ Seeretart ACHELORS' BEGREW B. L. ASSOCIATION,—-THE members of the above afsociation are notified that a Sp:cial on thisday, Monday, Nov, 6. 1815, at 10 A at their rooma. Howard House, fer the purpose of paying the inst rerpect to their late lamented asaneiate, Joseph J. Levy. | Sud pendant qu dreseant au bureau de ce joumna ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YouNG | 33 Clarkson street, New York ; will be at! and publisher of te matter what may be his cen- m unworthy in any 49 Pore at, Joreph Barlow, 162 Nasaau at. Thea. N. Rooker, Brooklyn, Henry M Failing, 182 Cheery ot James Fisher, 77 Ann st, W. J. Carter, Prince 8! Wim. L. Jones, 655 Greoawioh W. 7. Holland, &xchange Hotel. A.W, Rook, 77 Hudson st, Robort Crabbe, Mott st, Rotert D. Dack, 30 Ann sh Jchn Canfield, John Dolan. James K. Whitman. A. Walob, 16t Naseau st, Curtis, 43 Allon atrees, MoG: ywan, 115 Navsau st ih, Jas A. Boveridco, 24 Park Row. 0, 53 Crosby st 8, M. MeAvoy. John G. age Gilbert Valo, Jr., 3 Franklin Set, Denis O'Meara, 77 Aun atreot, 8. W, Waltor, 1K? Cherry atroot. A. Burnot, Elizabath at. W. Byers, i Murray, street. Goorge Pearson. 10 Stantan 3°, riven, 0 Green et, ©, Henry, 49 Gold st. roost, Robert Rixon, wm pbeil, 97 Naseem at, Tdo hereby ny person fionder, and the certificate of the WM F. HAVEMBYBR, Meyor, RISING THE 1 Fifth Wards,— Rey wi Lies PHO: TH DUNNING, Chairman, } Scoretarien. * N DEMOCRATIC WHLG COMMITTEE Nov. 4th, 1844, the following preamble and Wheres, effect a compromite between f Assembly from this a both ved the rerular nomi ig onndidate + ireot the District Committeos of the y tickets, with his name thereon, DARIUS FERRY, Chairman, WIS M. MORRISON, Pros't, D—A FEMME DE CHAMBRE, (FRENCA OR .) who will have mo objection to go Routh for three orfour monthe, Apply atthe Now York Herald offioe, NE FEMME DE CHAMBRE, FRANCAISE OU ALLE. mande, qui n’aurait aucune répugnance a voyager dane le ques mois, peut trouver une boune place ens’ iper acd Dressmaker, W. ily going South, Th Address personnally, or by note, ANTED—A SITUATION, TO GO SOUTH, BY A YOUNG Lady, of gor address, is capablo of attending store or would go with a family, Apply, 25336 Division atreet, in tho Book reonally, or by note, to No, ppeammente OS Me of LONDON A320 RAN! rkaway. ‘utlbert: 25 cents; Pit, 37 Iz} ote. Doors at Oe th open Boe. THEATRE.—ON ¥O\DAY BV! will be the P! ir. J. M Soot: ; Lavra | ecron, Miss C, Wes hich. the mew drama called LIFE—BasilMilfor4, Mr. Fusle, Mr. Winaes: Barbi t, Mre. Sutherland. After which renaders in their Vexro (lasteae Mra Tilton; Betty ppear the New Orleans Ty be fullowed by the ballet ‘To conclude with the seoond pi the New Ortean fee Doors 0) commence at 3 12 cents, . HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FO! ‘Coatham.—Monaay Evening, November 6, ‘will be the drama of the GOLDEN FARMEH—Goden Farmer. Dawes; Jommy Twiteho Herbert; Elicabe th, Mra, Woodward, tho Iaughable fare of the WHOOW'S VICTIM Mr. Chanfrau: Byron Tremain Pelham Pod iT wood Jane Chatterly, Extravaganaa oallesd Mr. 0, Borkg; Blow. Frquisitelituepot, Miss Miles, Doors Chepfran; Old Mo Herry Us mer, M Mr Berbert; Ain ry Ti olndo with a farce entitled NATIO: Marto Dorr on at half-paat 6o'oloo! NEW, BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING $rRuEt— ealolia, Mrs. G. Chapmay open a6 636; performance to oommence at 7 ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, botweon Grand ‘and strests, commenced on Monday, October 24, it until further notice. —sixth iginal and well-known CHRISTY'S: i429 THE FIRST TO HARMO- ND ORIGINATORS OF THE 7 ¥ STEIOFIAN ENTER. is city, for & period of tem nqaiéhed favor and pateo will continue every nish! re open! EB NEGR ELODI PRESENT POPULAR ST TAINMENTS, whees cuneerta fe vo. the honor of announcing to the ladios and gontlemen, hey wil grea ate of tele of ‘their original 80 ‘mlasion 38 Senta, Dates Tuesday, and Fomervot Man, will appear in compet the other Vaulters of the Troupe, 4 Still Vaolting; Mme Cerroli will apy 28 on ‘Training. Principal act by Indian Hunter; CI under 10, to boxes. 25 oente; upper boxer 25 York and vicinity, th ular Concerta, intro Choruswes, Characteristic Dances, &o, at7. Concert will commence at 8 o'clock, An Atternoon Soncert every Saturday, commensii the manager ent and diree*ion of E. ILSON'S ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF Scutland.—(n Monday event o'clock, at the Stuy veeant Inst tuto in the Course of hie outertamment, sn ‘The Boatic Rows; My Hearts ream, Charlie ; The Sk, ut 3 o'olk . masnaasene FH abo Mr. Wilson will, tho following songe:— i the Highlinds; Come o'er the nk; Woo'd and Married and Braw Wooer; O Waly, Waly ; Jock 0’ wonderful per MEXIUAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- Hitchovck, Manayer. Splendid performances: Hg o'clock, Major Littlefine rth ti at ean cither walk or every afternoon at 3, and evening gor, the smallest human being on Great Western, the Yankee Comedian. Brothers, a most superb and talented band of Negro Singers, Dai Boys Enormous Boa Co trictwor, Living Orang Outang. fairy Infant Vestris. Wax Scripture Statwary, Madam Rock woil, the famous Fortune Toller, may be privatel of 2% cents. Admission to tho whole, including le Fi &o., 25 conta; children eh to walk alone, 1236 conte c most eminent artis be a sufficient guaranty of the strength of this prrtion of the establishment. Mr, Richard Sands and hie children, Maurice Museum, Performances, Unser ten years of age, and old eno rved front sents, one shil RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA ‘Scenes in the Gulf; R Buming the M. B. ips steaming and sailing fixed by moving figures; Grand Splendid pyrotechnic « d day and night; Every Figur | Ship, Beat, &o,, is moving, An Overture every evening, Ticke% | cent, Children half price, Family and sason tickets on ap- plication at the Hall, Open at 7, commonses at & Wednosd: and Saturday afternoon at 2 WO BXHIBITIONS—GKAND COMBINATION OF BA! ington’s Sacred Dioratnas fof the Creation of the World, and the Graud Speotacle of the Deluge, Soriptural f aintings by Mr, Baker, of London ; each ono contain wuaro fect of canvase—the whold compris ful and interostingexhibitions ever exhibited in America, The Creation, Fall of Mi pulsion from Paradise, Death of luge, Tho Deluge, God's Covenant with dom’ end Gomorrah, Mr. J. W, neon and Evening Exhibitions, Doors open a formanee flocts and bursting of Shel Als”, twenty: two magnificent Destructi f Pharaoh Finding Mi Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, Moses Broaking Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the biting every wight this week, oons, commenci nt Fiagte, the Tabies, Fall of the ‘Sun to Stand Still, &o.. tc.—now oxhi and Wednerday and 6 nd Ea ndid new Hall, HANINGTON’S entirely new Grand Soriptural Dio- tacle ever witmhssed in he Deluge, assisted by po seoompanimenta. Six Days of the Croation, Land, "Herbago and Flowers, Third Daye le lowers, y= of Fish and Fowl, Garden of Bden— 6 labora of the Cres Part2—Grand Diars alt price. Doors G'elook, at tho ay reued by the American Army, under Bathe. Foote, from Vera Crus to the Olly of Mexioo, now exhibiein, ramasof the most mi York—Croation of th Stoppani Hi open at 7 o'clock. Th Price of adminsion—Si Tiekets for » gentleman and two ladien $1. Family Toke admitting tivo persons, $1 75, Reserved poate can be secured the offor, from tht 11, and from till4, Liberal terms made with eehools, incidente—Chao ‘tho Second Jay. Hertags and F Creation int Evo, With the completion of tion, the first part of the exhibition closer ma of the Deluge. Tickets 26 conts: children hi open at 7—eurtain rises at 734 o'clock. = | nightly, with ad ‘They are one of the most magnificent and splendid spectacles over witness din Now York, Admittance 2 cents; corner of Broad- woy and Walker street. AtOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS—THIS GREAT HIS- horical Picture, by Delaroche, ia_now exhibiting at the Na- of Design, cornet of Broadway and Leonard om ning, AM, until ten, P.M. Admission, 2605 dvsirions, obliging. addremed ‘0 “Maria, ally attended to, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, or to do the goneral housework of a emall family. Isa good plain Cook, Washor, aud Ironor recommonded by her late omployers, (in whose threo years.) as being strictly honest, attentive, and obliging. Communications addressed to “Isabella,” Herald office, for two days, will meet immodiate at for the ASHING.—WANTED, A FEW FAMILIES OR GENTLE. men's W ashing on ressonabl ‘he short notice. Good reference. “Address Mrs, Downs, ANTED—BY A WOMAN, A SITUATION WIT 4 family or a lady going to Now Orlean: requred but ter presage paid. Apply at72 Autor Honse,. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT 18 years of age, rituation to do go zocd plain Cook, Washer, and Ironer, and ao- customed to take charge of childror. Can get reoommondations fr’ m ber former and lato employers, as being strictly howest, in- nd good tempered. Any communications Herald offico, tor two days, will be punctu fal housework in a rerms—got a ‘ourth ave | mas of the Creation and Deluge. of rchoo's and famil noon, nt ing exhibition ccramences at 734 o'clock, conser of Broadway and Walker street, EATRE, RICHMOND, VA.—PR( owledged’ talent, wishing to epend th nd. Petersburg, will find lucrative and e>afortatie W. Preston,” care of Mr, W. H, No compensation | IT, AUCTIONEER—HARI WARE, eUT- Bru UES o'clock, ¥.M., Match for $200, two miles hes also, at bait past 2 o'clook, = maton agi sets, fine and common; by order of aprigners, m quantity of carded tore, in dozens, of floe quality; Steel Fire Sets, wich Standarcs, Frame Pullies. eo; lao, 4 Punch Plyers. fine Cupboard Licks, Brass and Japanned Pad an Till Locks, Shetfield Braces and Bitts, Table aud Tea Spoons, Lease French Pant Srushes, Be in harness; immediately after, harners—C. 8. Bertine names bik. Boits, Candlesticks, Combs; also, Walker's Peroussion Cay nd and Backs, Saws, Brass Fancy Goods, Accord:our, turses, Watch Guards, Lamp Shades, Gilt Candle tation Shell Combs, Steel Key Rip; Pearl Shirt Futtons, Lead fencils, 0, a large assortment of Table oat | Watch Keys, Lustromen: Knives and Forks, 100 oP. M, Tengnld, with NTED_SITUATIONS, BY 78 0 MOST RESPROTAL ng wemen—ono eral york and five ‘washing the twas scok, washer, ead, iaenee febest. of testimonials as to oharua abl at 158 Figheh avenue, near ISth streets wns SaPAMt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL ies @ shade lower, On account of the advance obtained in the rates of freight. Southern was quiet, at previous of city reference siven. street, between 6th and 7th NIED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, © situation as chambermaid or @, or to do Teepeotablo Young womau, wAtuation as cook; a good washer gat ker.” The beat of city reference. “No objec. . Can be seen for two days at 233 West [iti street, between the Sth and Sthavenuess r ir demand, at about yesterday's Pork was inactive, while prices remained the rame. Sales of beef were tions to the ci unti ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH MODERATE MEANS, TO © an interest, with the advertiser, in a rew-invented Patont, cf erent value, “Apply immediataly at % Broadway, up f loor, er ironer, id to apsist ier, oras lain sewing. Also wanted, hy « ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, eeamstross. vail that co lassical studies, it concerns classi tut ly, MB, 94 Go d street. i ia AMILIES AND GENILEMEN CAN HAY clothes washed with Croton water also iro Je, on moderate terms, by Mrs. 0’ ixth avenue, above 14th strert, sido, where orders will be moet gra cfully recsived and promptly attended to, Reference is kindly permitted to the New York Hotel and | the Astor House. y3r Rous Has two yours’ reference ro objection to take care of ty useful. Please call wt 74 0 BOOKBINDERS —W ANTED—A FINISHER—HE MUST bea firet rate Workman and of sober habits. Apply bt HH | Nareau street. WEL! RECOM. tion in & school, lot. THEIR 4,and put up ‘and daugh- Nov. 1, 18t8.—The Eorned Premiums during the year ending as afore ‘Leas revarn Premiome Net earned Premiums Lorses during th Re-insurances during the year... .. Expenses, salaries, office rent, book stationery, fuel, lights, &6...... ‘The arsets of Us U.S. Stock, New 33 ‘The Roard of heged Tt this day declared Ag icy rcent. on the earn of th ing Oct, wet oe tee cares F miums of the year endiog Oct ary heretofore iaswed, payable on and after this date, ‘The Itustees bave ferther onet “4, 7 amount of certifientes of profits authorized to be tasued in the years 1562, 1843 and 1844, and rednced in 1345 (+ aid amount be- Ing $128,858 60) bo redeemed and paid te the ho'Alers thereof, ot t @ holders thereof, OTICE TOHOTEL BOA RDERS —FAMILIES AN D3INGLE can have their Washing and Ironing done ut tare. Beeman’s Laundry, (which took the premium at the late 118 ‘Nassau street, for the average price «f 75 coats per in the style of the elegant new shirts from her Shirt store, 129 Nasean street, where appl. NEW YORK following statement of the affairs of this published in conformity with buh section ofthe Act of ia Ine rporabion — ioms on risks not marked off 4th Oot., 1847... , $249, received for the year endin ns nad ., 1848, via: on Marine and I ‘Navigation and Transportation requirements of the $1,094 853 46 44,223 35 {$900,090 11 Net profitsfor 1248.,... bese cee eee ees. $805,251 SP { Scrip issued for profite in 1442, 1845 and 184, and reduced in 1845, leaving, . Amount of Sexip leaned for profi tm 1814 it lo. Is47 Not profits in 1848 | h Octob:r, 1843, wore aa 01,40 40 York Gi hap 8. Treasury Notes, 403,557 00 86,705 87 8,808 98 +s 474,306 68 Premium aceounts uncoligoted—Serip of sundry Mutual Insurance Companies, &o ‘ T0768 ot ismed on and after the Lt ividend of six percent, in cash on ‘That whole residue y of December twill eoase thereon, the certifi. 0 of payment, tad surrendered, to , when sur to raosive be entitled ¢ ro of what to the Company by the Go- for duties levied w « h fret in July, 1645, ‘pon goods Consumed by the fire in order of the Board, JOWN W'aITROEAD, Reorotary, TRUSTERS. B.P. Dawson, Jabob R. Noviua, Hlohard Ke itaagh johard K, Peter Poirier, ©” Alex. M. A. B.Nariaon, President. Atrnap Seron, Vice President, Joun Wirrsnsan, Secretary. rd Razors, Shears, &¢ to which the attention of country, y den era. in directed, ENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER —EDWARD PaY- ‘son will fell. this day, at 14 Platt. street ‘at ten o'clock, For particulars se UCTION NOTICE—MORTGAGE SALE OF HANDS @, made to orser, by 0 A. CARTER will fi Household Furnitor of the be: teabinet legant Pier and Mantel Glasser, three-ply wo Ke. together with the Kitonen arpete, Rugs, PRED. Le VULTEE, Attorney for Mortgage. ESTER FARM3 FOR SALE.—THAU TRACT OF land known as the Thomes Farm, ei uated about half way will be sold at Public wi Price $1 per bottle; six bot Nene genuine, unless signed 1. Butts on the wrapper. For aale wholesale and retail, by Meestr, A. B. ke D. SANDS, 100 Pulton street, corner of William; H Johns, 273 Broadway; 80 Maiden | Lane, and by the Drugziets cenerally, ja cent om the day of ale, twenty per | deliveredand poe sersion given, and the remainder on bond and mor d are four dwellings, (can be reached in two asthe Gariem Rail re Being #0 near to tions very desirable, pot at white Hains is but about sg miles passing through Portches' distant) will be in aotive operation ins few month boats atd sloogs daily to and from Portchester. For farthor par | BOMAS T. FERKIS, 2 Lafayette Place, 00 Bronchia, are too well knot family who h t by far the best remedy ‘ever discovered, a ence will be given of its eficagy, om appl only origina original Indian recipe by the rubseri BPineipal office, No. 4 Courtland? street, a fow d wes vost of or ins family, fe | tiew'ars apply te y where amsp ean horee six years I. double cr single harness, having Al Well made corna e for j# mate, will be sold iow, use. Apply at the rtable, (where: oth may Leseen, ) rear of 386 Broadway, coruer of Frank- be obtained gratis. Pre Fixth streat, Filade & Clickener #1 Barclay stre sireet, Boltimone—S, B. Smii J. Wright & bottles for $5. QTRICTURE OF THE URETARA—ITS ORIGIN. SYMP OR SALE—A RARE CHANCF.—A BLIND ANDSUUTTER Binge Factory, in Bee rcher partiqulare i Veari street, Brookly {OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR EXuIBI- tions ever got up in this country ; has been exhibited lnog tablish a reputation all o dress, with real name, Ephraim Lyon, Ne OR SALE—TBE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILL ‘of the old estabsished Jewelry Store, No. 72 Chatham atreet, tstablinhed by Jotn Brock, deceased, ‘A\ HM. Western. EBay, Ne ell treated of in Dr. Sexual System. “7 genuity, under trying With uncommon tnterest.”—[ Boston Medical and Surgical Jour. | Bight edition 275 ra ‘ VERY THING SPLE! ‘4 Materials, U phois: OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO TH D, IN THE WAY OF CURTAIN | M wari ture Ci e ri Solomon & Har: 143 ay, inevery sty lo y pi have just recstved from Paris, | States, ond otber vensels, it cent assortinent of rich Goods, consisting of Brocatel.es, Satin de Laices, Damasks, Pluster, French painted Shades, executed by eminent French artista, Grass Cornices Bands, Ornaments of every dereription; superb Paper Hangiae den render their stock of the abows guods the u beautiful in the city oF eountr s dies. and mest certain mode of cure in every care. For | Broadway: at te publishing offios, 129 Livery treet, Nei FB. . B. Zell h they articles furnished by them, ° i SOLOWON & f RISH AND SCUTCH MALE WHISKEY—HIGH FLAVORED packages to suit the trad: han any inthe market. Por sale at J rates, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, ‘and superior quality, in adapted for their purpose t yory mnch less than the Whisbey Diatitler, 46 Seventh CHALLENGE—NOTICE 10 GEM TLE ir old clothes to look likerew, Cal ning, dying, taloring, and repairing establishment, where you can fp All ereane exirncted from your Forme form of this diveass, cant, came cured in four daye.— ATT, CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICER, is requested to csll at No, 78 Courtiandt street, R. WILLI- MS. B R, RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on the THs, consejuences, remedion, and juding masturbation, arrictare, die (given in no other work.) &®., 8 al, of both sexes, This is the ony truly 1 work on the subject.’ written in plain #8 for al} medicines faithfully giv 0 every one. 35 every by post. Also of most of the book sel! HB BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIJAN ROYAL Mall | son end Liverpool, and between enros revembling 3 itis intended to be | M, 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday exoepted) These who stages will be surprised Sttending their cure. It Europa, Capt. Lote, w York, on Wednesday, Nov. Hibernia, Crypt, shannon, from Bostew, on Wednesday, Nov. | America, Capt. Harrison, fom New Vork. on Wetoowlay, Nov. 22, Acsiia, Cxpt. Douglas, ‘from Boston, on Wednesday, Nov. 2: mbria, Cpt Shannon, from Now York, on Wedu wtay T i. from Boston, on Wednusday, Duc, (3 judkins, from New York, on Wodvosday, Dec. 2) | ca Woinerday, ‘Deo ‘rie, from Boston, 20. For Freight or ¥ baits} place, om all disesves condsty S¥ph'lis Govorrhaa, Gleet 8 Dore, abd al! affeetir th roinas of dwem 06 for the Inst ten yours, @ Y Fanies @ red cal core. Uffice hours from A.M to 8 va ids livivg im the country, not + ianing to make persvaal a ears, 5 F avenge money, FAOR NEW ORLEANS—NEw LIN ‘sailing packot ship Albania, sail on the 7th November, Passege or freight apply on board, ‘oot at orto R. W.KIMB. or explisstl ft ook bed jeal Uthon. 10 P FOR 84S FRANCISCO, (UPPER CALIFORNI 4), TOUCH t. Fredericks; Mona, i Glavis, K Shaw; Paulise, Miss Wal ack orte, Mra Isherwood. To conciade the comedy of TOB BOLD DRAGOONS—1o0n Babertash, Mr. Lester; Wanni! el Fureo Mr. Hadi Vietor:Gavard, Mr. Baker Rosino, Mise F. Wallack; Ninnette, Mre abbott; Nearest Mra Leherwood. Drese nd Parquette, Utrele a1 TScente; amily Cirele, 2} oonta, Deore open a1 6} perlormancens ERS STREBT.—MONDAT wortrlsod Me Carton, Mr. Jordan: Mejor Joe Bagstook, Broughare Toots, Me, Raymond; Captain © 4 Jack Bunshy, Wi Brougham; Florence Dembey, Mise J. Hill; Sussn Nigpat’ Mee. Rrousbem. After which, the comedy ef BREACH OF PRO- Ebenever tudden, Mr, Burtoo; Mr. Jabber, Mr. T, Joha- fi ston; Mre. Trapper, Mes Vernon; Colertion, Mra A. Knight. Prices ofadmission—DressCirele and Parquet, Scents Family ‘Tier, past 6 car- ITCHELL't OLYMP 1C THRATRE.—MOND, November 7, the entertainmentawill exmmence evar see: ‘sical extravagansa, ontiled T4ESEUS AND AKI A\DNE- Omen. Jun, Mr. Conver, Bacchus, Mr, Niotinaon; Minvs {1, Mr Aveotag ‘Theseus Mire Mary Gannon; Mine Clarke, "at 8 comia drome entitled QUAENSBURY PETE—Oilos Fuiland, Wr. Hollacd ; Countess Kosedale, Mist Clark, To be followed by & drama cntitied ESMERALDA Quasimodo, Mr Nickinven' rindne, ter whiahy ngcire Mr. Conover; Bamerald: Mary Gannon. To con- L D&FENCE3S—Simen » Mr, Holland; be John ‘Try! ‘and Corporal Thompson, dnewday, Nov. 6, 7, in o beautiful aut of Horeomanship, called the Bedouin Maid; Mr. Dan Gardner, the Musios| Clown, avd his areat dog Buffer, have alao bean 3 Little Bob Willi will apinar as the, Young Highlaader in r. Joan Shindel; Mr. J, Swoot ag r Gossin, Boxes 5) conte; Ublidren wn nite, SANDS, LENT, AND CO.'3 HIPPOFERAAN ARENA AND SS) Circus, tae largent and most expensive establish kind oxiating, will oper on Monday, Oct. 20th, under an immenge Pavilion erected for the purpose, and capable of comf rtably ae commodating upwards of 6000’ people, on Eighth street, nest the Opers House, for a short time only Since this mammoth cotadliahment was last in this city, the proprietors have added many rovel and most attractive features to tei exhibit prominent among which stand the oolebrated Performing pate, Kom Bs ndon, and imported at Egyptian Camela, introd pautomime, and of Other attractions of a sterling patury. The stud of erforming Borses and Ponies is unequalled and unapprouchab's, come prising, among others, tl jcont dancing horwoa Maj and Cinderella; the twin ponies fu po and Pythias: the Feiiting pontew, Deaf Wurko and Teen Dam 0 Dyring. and the celebrated trotting pony, Black Diamond. The cunts of perfurmers selected with great Care from every quar ot oft globe, includes, in their various dupartments, many of the iving, and the names mentioned below will and Jesse; M the great Fronch equilibrist; Master Walter Ayma equestrian; Mr, W. Stont, the great poly ir. H. Gardner, the inimitable bone rider lea, the unsurpassed performer on the contortionist, ko. ke. and not the leaat attractive feature of the entertain movie. Macrer of tho arena, Capt. J; A. Decamp; equest director, Mr W. Stout; musical director, Mr Baton; troasu Fatuoy. Admittance 25 cents; no half pric mence at 26 ard 64. SANDS, LENT & CO’S HIPPOPE® HAN ARENA, AND Cirout—Lart Week.—This Mammoth E-tablishment, the largest and most expensive of the kind exis in, wm now open for a rhort timo only, on Fighth treet, moar tho Opera Hongo, where exhibition s are’given daily. ‘The porformances at this Be evt include the feats of Eleohants, ne's, Manone and a» unequalled troupe of Trick Ponies, together with splendid corps of Equestrian and Uymanatic tablish) Aemisston, 25 conta Childron under Ten, p ice. 634 o'clock. Performances commence at'7'y o'slock. Performance Werlnewlay and Saturday afternoon, at 2% 0/0 O0he M EXICO ILLUSTRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH- fully magnificent and elaborate Moving Panoramio Views, executed under the immediate direction of Mr. F. G giving a view of the various lattles, and a picturesque represen tation of the gorg: ous nud romantic scenery on the line of marok ecommand of General the afterncona of Wednesday and Saturday, 36 , corner of Broadway and Walker street. Doors picture will commence moving at 734. le tickets, &) cents; ohildren, half 100 NIGHTS—IIA sINGTON’S MAGNIFICENT 3ACRED Dioramas ot the Creation and Deluge, nave been crowded iring aud dslighted addicaces, for 100 nights, 40,000 PERSONS AND 15/00 SUNDAY SCHOOL f scholars have visited Haningt n'a Saared Diora- accommodate the great rosie there will be an exhibition every afwx evening. until further notice The even o'clock. ION COURS®, L. 1.—ON MON DAY, NOVEMBER to wagons, erson, Ned for $100—C. & thin the hour, match tor $10, mile heats, im Stranger John Spicer names b.m. Long Island Girl, ‘The cars leave Soath Ferry, for the track, at Lo'ciook, and return after the sporte are over. admis tion to all parts of the Course 60 cent en two celebrated trotting h ea 8. m, Lady Besene, to trot 1 mil © LECTURERS AND EXHIBITIONISTS £ APUL- Jo Saloon, corner of Pedide and Carondelet streets, Now he subscriber would inform those engaged in the wwe professions, that he has neatly fitted up # Saloon of senting six hundred pertoua, situ: te in the ceutral part ot the city, ond n the immediate vicinity of all the hotels and places of amusement, For terme ond particulars addreas eubseriber, post paid, and it will meet with promptattention. kc HF, SMITH, MPORIANT TESTIMONY FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.— From the Editor of the New York Mirror, august, 146:—~' A yerfect cure and no mistake—We are about to writes voluntary t of acure recently effected by Wistar's Balsam of ry, which the edivor of this piper is wiling to give Wneignature, We make it pro bono publico, as we seen the proprietor uf this invaluabl icing, and Anow nothirgatallbeut him About four weeks siave, one of the compositora in this offing was sufluring so. badly trom a cough, th at he was unable to sleep nights, and too weak to stand at hishis case. He became very pale ard thin, and gave symp- to ‘ailing ® vioum to quick consumption. "Wo reooin- led tohim various remedics which had no effect, Fiaally wo him one bottle of Wistar's Baleam of Wil Cherry, whioh “ we obiained of the Mesera, Sands of this aity; it afforded him im- is now a well man, gaining in flash daily, ion, and not the slightest symptom of» and further particulars may bo learned ‘at this office. We should add that the Gough in the above case ‘accompanied by profuse spitting of blo a for $5. 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Sixth edb tion, Price $1 This work is meeting with most astounding sales (24000 coptea having already been disposed of) Kvery femalels ther married or unmarried, although it is tn married as it discloses important secrets, epee which should te known to thom partioularly Here every female €an discover the causes, symptoms and tho most efficient reme- mm ork; Peterson, No. 93 Chestnut atreet, Phila ber, delphia; Tuttle & Co., Albany; W,R. Davis, Boston. Oa the re- ceipt of $1, a copy will be transmittea by mail, treo of postage, €0 all parts of’ the United States. All letiors must be addressed, Best Paid te De. A.M MAURICEAU, box 1224, Now Yors olty Mee IV iberty etmet 0 CURE, NO PAY.—Dk. OJKBITY, 19 DUAN STKER? epber of tbe Royal allo of Sangurns, Linden, ay be ow Gonpulted in troatment of delicat» diseases No matoer hi jo mercury ced. Scrictures cured in one or two weeks wit Any pain. 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Constitutional weakness, brought on by ® seeret habit indulged in bv young men, Inacivior Recent cane ta diet dreams and nightly emissions, tive red in four days, without mateury, "Wo altapestes ‘or prevention trem business R KALPH, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRIVAT Treatise,” Ko., 58 Greenwich strvet—ottice hours 9 to 13 AL ly in theearty rapidity and little incon venienee etl, ho wever, those who have eu fered from a certain class o who can properly his services. in stricture. from its first, or incipient, to ite more advanced and distreering (from uncommon advantages & very extent tice.) he can afford s rupid, easy, and ge ry ve radical ours, whieh, be hae ground for otating, can from no other sonree i@ Amerion. Menicst AKD—DR RICHARDSON, LaTR CONSULT. velan to the New York Voliere oft Medicine and n be covsulied a his Medical Owes, No.0 Park & private nature, viz, pdmary and se vetut Semivet Weak oe of che Genttal Organs Ste! atteation to » can have forwarded to them a case con requil wa amet & radical care. yy g thete care nclosing $1U, addressed § Dr. Richard. rk place. igo loth of November - Captain Rich, wil! y ‘There will cre 0 08 iTge Of any consignmen| toular attention to the’ andi t of light goods, oF ing at Valj ship SILVIE DE GRASS to bin, and pay ing of debenture goods. be, te in, oF Ateerag for mn board. pier No. | 22 road stewet, Ti, North River,or te. POR GTATER ISLAND FERRY.—THE STEAMBOAT STATEN will ron a follo N 5% and 5% Golock. Leave Quarantine at 8, 10, 12,2 O« FALLING SICKNESS, SP! by & lady who oan ite ished her treatment of those dis: Ls ty. Aline addressed to L. 4. B, F)R GLOVER ts con’ Di evening, at his office, (n those difficult aud ‘a ps lg pty yf: - Seat bei re | Sets Sherer omen eee Pe a het he bad his, ‘ands a by he shen) at his store in front, Ne. y Nee