The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1848, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, Rann From the South. ‘Wasuixarton, Nov. 6, 1648. Owen Connolly, an officer at the, capitol, at Wash- ington, was somewhat injured by the yate falling on him. The injunction case of Hugh McElrath vs. Seoreta- ry of the Treasury, was concluded ou Saturdsy. The imjunction in a similar case, pending, is to be heard Peake Bay. No serious damages, however, are report- ed, The Southern telegraph has been broken by the storm, near Raleigh. . Signs in Ohio, Corvasus, Nov. 6—1 P.M. Signs of a stormy day for the election. The whigs ‘will fight desperately; so will the demoorate. Political Kxcitement. . Baxrimone, Nov. 6, 1848. The city, this evening, is in a great state of excite- ment. Both parties are breaking up each oth “‘goops,’’ and liberating the cooped loafers. Some hard fighting is expected, if these things continue. Marke: Cincinnati, Nov. 4, 1848, ‘There are moderate sales of flour, at previous prices. Sales of Whiskey at 164 16}¢c per gallon. Sales of 2,000 kegs Western butter st 6 63c. per lb. It has been raining most of the‘day. Avsany, Nov. 6, 1848, Receipts by canal since Saturday’s report—Flour 2 (00 bois ; wheat, 12000 bush.; corn, 200 Darley, 22,200 bush.’ Sa ma ie, including good ‘Western, &c., at $5 25 a 5 3735. —Sal 3,000 bush. were made at $1 09 (Uhio) to $115. Bar- Jey—Sales of 3,200 push. were made at 6l a 620. Rye —Sales of 2300 bush. were made at 62c. Outs—Sales Of 3,090 bush. were offered at previous rates, Theatrical and Musical. Panx Tuearre.—The comedy of “London Acsur- @nce’’ was produced last evening, with Mr. H. Placide as Sir Harcourt Court ey, Walcot as Dazzle, and Mis, Mary Taylor as Lady Gay Spanker. The play went ‘Of woll, with the exception that one or two of the characters were slightly im; erfect in their parts. (We may be miftaken, but we rather imagined that part of the embarrassment was the fault of the prompter. We Ihave seen people helped out of worse straits without the audience being made so painfully aware of their @eficiency.) Mr. H. Placide is ao long identified with the character of Sir Harcourt Courtley. and his oxcel- lence isso universally kaown, that w+ have no need to fey more than that he was'as good as usual, Mies & very sprightly, dashing, Lady Gay Taylor ma nker. . All she needs is a little more study, to make her perfect in the part. The character of Yeung Courtley is rather insipid, but Clucke really gave ost to it by his very capital acting Accustomed to Mr. Tom Placide in Meddle, we expeoted to be disap- pointed with Mr. Chapman # delinration of it; but he Ws5 quite au fait in the part, and his excellent acting ‘ained the spirit of the pirce turoughout Walcot’s Dunale was capital. Tonight Mc. Piacide appears in to pieces, the “Comedy of Errors’ and “Grandfather Whitehead” In the first. he and his brother tbe two Dromios. Mits Mary Taylor appears ag Luciana. The performances coaclude with the farce of “Anything for a Change.” Bowery Turatre.—This house was, last evening, filled with @ most brilliant and fashionable aadience and never have we seen an entertaiument pass off with more eclat. ‘The new piece of “Time Tries All,” was most successful, and we must accord the most unqual- ified praise to Miss Weymyy, for her splendid acting in it. The plot of the piece is briefly this—Laura Leesoa, (Miss Weymss,) a spoiled child, ful. of romantic ideas @stowhbata lover ought to be, dirdwins the idea of ‘wedding ber fathers partner aud adopted son, Mat- thew Bates, (J, H. Hail,) though he is » most estimable person, and has doaied on her trom her infancy. She accordingly dirmisses bim with the ipjunotion never to return, until he can merely coosider her as a sister, He accordingly leaves her, and goes abroad; afierwards, ‘however, she repents, and time, which gtries all, tries her sorely. She finds out, too late, thpsuperiority of ‘the rejected one over the crowd of coxcomis that soli- cit her band, and the climax ie put toheprepentance when she hevrs that he is about,tyreturnp-ocwedfano- ther. The scenes in the reond at arePuost iaterest- dng, and Miss Weymwes’ acting was really euperb. She is, indeed, a star of the first maga tude in.the thoatri- and the thunders of spplause which ere but due tribute to her merit The i parti we. must y, ie altogether as interesting & cumedyas we have Seun for many a day. Mies Conway, (her first appear ancein America) and Mr. Winans bave each a part in it, and Mr. Jordan, asthe Hon Mr. Yawn, who falis asleep whilst offering his hand to Laura, was very amusing. Miss Conway made a most favorable impres- gicn, though her part did not afford her much soope; atill, we saw exough to be co she will be a | the company. ‘Thedrama of “Life,” | Jers, and & ball ¢ divertine- ment, concluded the entertainm-nts. To-nigat the same int Baoapway Tueatas.—Bulwer’s play, the Lyons,” was performed last night, at this theatre, im esting bill will be repeated. Lady of fine style, and with an excelient cast. This play owes ell the favor it has met with from the public, to the novelty, singularity, and interest of the plot, which is taken from a well known French tale, entitled “The Bellowe-Mender ” Icowes ecarcely any thing to th guthor, except the almost mechanical stitching t ther of the events of the story, iu dialogue remark- ably destitute of genius, dramatic variety, or beauty. Miss Wallack, as Pauline, added greatly, iast night, to her previous good fame Tis young lady, in gpite of the disadvantage of a rather flat pbysiognomy, has, by evident study and atcention, attained great talent im the mimic art, If she has way fault, it is in being too hrymore, In the scene in Melnotte’s cottage where she discovers that she has been duped, ani married to her gardener instead of her great prince, her playing wa magnificent The struggle between ber pride and her love for Claude was a distinguished effort. Her exclamation, “Oh! how I loved thiy man! acerf! aclave!’ was admirable and effective. The mingled emotions of @ reveut love, struggling with » present deception, of pride without bounds, shaking ff, in spite of herself. a love almost without bouads, and love at last evidently prevailing over pride, wa: altogether beautifu'ly pictured. Mr. F. Walla performed the part of Claud» with great skill ; i @ fine study. As @ counterf-it prince, a degrade peasant, and @ noble soldier, he assuwed cf character with much propriety ; it wi rate effort—perhays too elaborate. Mr. Fredericks, ‘as Beauseant, and Mr Shaw, a: Glavis, wore the most interesting and amusing characters in’ the piece, and performed their paris to perfection For sucha night asthe 6th November, 1845, it was a wonderfal hous NationaL Tueatne,—The audiencs at this house lart evening, was quite numerous, and,es usual, the performances were most enthusiastically applauded ‘The favorite domestic drama) of the “Goiden Farmer’ ‘was the firet piece, and Jemmy Twitcher, Old Mobb, | the Golden Farmer, the bibulous Harry Hammer, and | all the dramatis persone of this ever populer piece, | were os interesting as ever. Mrs, Woodward (from the Bostcn ‘heatres, we believe.) appeared as Elizabeth, the farmer's wife, and made quite a hit; she was much ap- | lauded. as also were the rest of the performers. Mr. | awet, ns Mobb, in the firet piece. and the Prince Fu- ribond, in the new extravaganza of the “ Invisible Prince,’ was much applauded; he is a most excellent | general actor, and does everything hw undertakes with | judgment and inteliigence. The extravaganza was re- | ceived with immense applause It is «very fanny | affair, and very tastefully got up; and C. Burke, | Taylor, Pardy, Herbert, and the rest, all do their | paits most funnily; the tingin’ in it isexoellent, and the whole piece was entirely successfal The little piece of the ‘Widow's Victin” was played between the drama and the extravaganzs. Vrs. Isherwood ap- | peared in it ax Mrs. Rattleton; she was received with | mush enthusiaam, Of Mr Chantrau’s inimitaole imi- | tations cf eminent actors. as given inthis piece, we oan only say they are the most extriordinacy perform. | ances we have ever seen. They are exact and perfect imitations, To-night the billie most interesting Bunron's Taeatax.—The performance at this en ticing place of amusement was again greeted with » highly respectable audience, te witness the much ad- mired play of “Dombey & Son,’ which piece appears to dnorease in attraction on each night of ite representa. | tion “Mr. Burton, as Captain Cuctie, took the old sailor | obaracter to perfection. Mr Brougham, as Jaok Bunaby, “4 in@n as can give an opinion as ts au opinion,” wasex- eeedivgly well played. Mrs. Bougham, ws Susan Nipper, was,as usual, very good, keepiag the house ino tinua) merriment at the inimitable maaner she repr sented the Irieh servant girl, Toots, the unfortun 0 Toots, who is devoted to Miss Dombey, and the cus of bis pantaioons, Was, a# on former occasions, taken by | Mr Raymond, and surely Mr R. tay made quite a hil in this character, by his droliaod witty manger, keep- ing the audiesoe delighted during the whole of the per- formance. The piece is good in iteelf, and well cast, ‘as each performer sustains his part in a perfect man- mer, The evening's entertaumests concluded with Vhe attractive comedy of “reach of Promise.” Ebe- nezet Svdden, taken by Mr Burton, was mort exeel lent, who with Mra Vernon. as Mrs. Teappor, kept the audience convulsed with jauchter from beginning toend Mr Burton now bids feir to have @ profitable | feason, on the produgvon of good and substantial | piecer, an those above allused to Sans, Lent & Co.'s Hirecrnkan Cinous ~The at- tractions to thi ot enjoyment remain undiminiehed, a flowing audience, and their Jong and loud acclamation’, which each act received, fully testified lost might. A new ond diversified pro- gramme formed the opening scene of this week's per- dormancer, executed with s«iilanud genius, imevery act, And all calewlated to exhibit to the letter the an- nouncement of the billy This week must couclude hee mentor this tale motedinerate ti Joes to (he public that mast ensus for neglecting to wipers the most amusing and rational entertainments, suiiable to sil ages. hat oom be pro- duced This evening's entertainments wil! cousiat of a repetition of thore acts that lost nijcht developed the powers of this talented company, bo the gratification of a mort farbionable audience. | rent on Saturday. ! company, and weoan- | when that eight months covered nearly the whole of 4 . on SS ssenasnnanniee — = A a | nore than uensl attracted by the most that could PB scemgad be ———EEEE —= en istence depends, to the manufacture of fabrics for do. mestic consumption. The decrease in exports to the os, ted trowpe Of ect talon. | ‘rom the resources of thi selected — .earet that. inthe lee oe. poe continental markets is not shi in the above table, Bihiea to ca? our customary criticism, we are o: as the aggregate is seen without distinzuishing the > our usual priv Beeson han Oe otha ned i ely ca sssim! FY e moe we scar *y Cbu She and diversified entertar, ments o the Broadway Cir- ous to any exhibition wo ha~¢ Witness." 1p ils oily. ‘The equestrian feats of Mrs. “arroll are they dercribed—neither the still vauli{0s of Mer. Only witners the reality to-night, ad every sudce. sive night this week Cunisty’s Minstrets.—No excitement of ¢ny kind, jitical or any other, can draw off the attention of ublic from the concerts of these most inimiteble formers, as their room is crowded night after night. y are in fine singing order now-a-days, aad now is the time to hear m. They will give their usual concert every evening of this week, Gunaw's celebrated band has arrived by the steamer ‘Washington, and will give one of their grand instru- mental concerts in a few days. Mrxopron.— White's Serenaders, as usual, are hay- Ing crowded houses nightly at the Melodeon. It isa post genteel place of amusement, and well worth visit- Dg. Camrpect’s Minstrets are waxing rich in fame money, too, we should think, as they have crowded houres every evening. Their songs are always ap- plauded in ‘the warmest manner, and the various members of the company all prove themselves to be thorough master of their different instruments. SwitH’s Minatrats —We are informed a new band of negro melodists has recently been formed, and will rhortly make their appearance in this city. Report speaks favorable of their abilities. Stpvvesant InstituTs.—A large assemblage of the most fashionable citizens were attracted, last evaning, to this place of amusement, to hear Mr. Wilson's in- imitable delineation of Scottish character, ins va- riety of his most pleasing songs. His introduction to ballad was happily arranged, and delivered with utmost humor and pleasing expression. Thesong Highlands,” was rendered with exceeding sweetne: This was followed by another delightful ballad, called ‘The Skylark,” the words and air of which are y melodious, In fact, it would be difficult to make lection of any one of his songs as being better than another, as all received that at- tention and skill which a sweet voice, scientifically managed, would impart to them. ‘Tur Travian Orrna.—The chorus singing at this eatre is a specimen of bawling and noise, almost equal to a dozen troupes of negro minstrels ; and the scenery the veriest daubs ever stuck up in a shilling Cone They would not be tolerated at the Bowery. —Herald. * The Herald does the negro minstrels and the Bow- ery Theatre gros injustice by the above comparison. The scenery at the Bowery isas superior to that at the Opera House asiss picture by Salvator Rosa to the veriest daub on ern sign; while the music of th negro minstrels, tamborine, banjo. bones, and all, is perfect harmony compered to the yelling and shouting of the Opera, They have set apart one night for the “upper ten,’ and one for the canaille. Such an in’ dious distinction would not be tolerated an instant, even in Russia; but our oitizens are too wise to get apgry at such nonsense.— Star, Mn. Fav’s Leonona.—If this long threatened opera is to be performed, “ an ‘twere well done, 'twere it ‘were none quickly.” for poor human nature couldn't stand two such inflictions as ,‘Leonera’”’ and the Chole- ra at the same time, — Ibid. id The Recordership. A publication appeared in the Journal of Commerce of Satur- day morning last, which I did not see until this afternoon, charg. ing that, while Recorder of thi ty, I tendered a watchman of this city fifty doliars. to induce not to appear and testify be- fore a grand jury against “certain genteel vagabonds who had been charge with a flagrant breach of peace.” ‘This charge I pronounce to be utterly false, and withont the least foundution; and I shall take immediate staps to bring the libellor before a jury of his country to sustain the charge, November 6. F. A. TALLMADGE, Mr. Bennet.—An editorial of the Evening Post yesterday, asserts that Mr. G. Law is a Government contrac- tor, and is fearful, if elected to Congress, (as he certainly will be,) that he wilt “run his head against an indictment, &c., ko.” Ti inis all pure fction, and the Post man knewit to be @ fresh felechood, when be wrote the article, ‘Mr. Law bas no contract with the Federal Government, and the rail contract to which the Post alludes, hat never been known as “Law's contrict.” On the centrary, it was given by tho Govermment to Col. 4. G. Sloo, of Cincinnati, and Mr. Law has nothing whatever to do with the contrast to the Government. He builds the steamers required bv the contractors, the same as any other shipbnilde «might do, and makes the samo arrange: ments as he would do, it his boat, the “ Oregon,” was furnished to Co}. Sloo, or any other contractor, for other steamboxt con- tracts. 1TH WARD. the Sixth District. To the Electors o: ‘The underrigned have the pleasure to ny, that the handbill i tended, no doubt, to create tho belief that'Mr. George Law was to giving aid to the sufftring poor of Ireland, is a base We invite our frionds, who donbt, to oll on us, JOHN LYNCH, ‘WM. ROWLAND. THOMAS A. QUIN, John Hecker, the free soll candidate of the Fourth Congressional District, is reported, by the enemies of the avec, shaving resisned Fellow citizens of the 7th, 10th, and ae wg utterly base and false: he has not resigned, and not Vil Bet a Hat.—Thi lao apeneevag A for hat- ters, is the most comm on wagt election times; and as there m be @ great number of hi lost, the losers will be gainers wledge of the faot, that Knox, of 125 Fulton Strece c for his best bata ${. “Overhaul your spert: ing books, and w! found mates note on it.” Governor Young, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, sells fine French Boots for $4 50, usually sold | for $6 and $7; fine calf, sewed, $3 50, usually $4 60 and $2, in | other cheap stcres. All our friends should get their boots and ivers of Yourg, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, if they rant good articles. THE DOCTOR: Men’s Under Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Half Hose, &o., for Winter we: ‘A lerge qeortment of all qualities, for m ¢ at very lew ; rices, at “Scott's” Cheap Furrishing Stores, 167 Fulton, one door from Broadway, and 9% Nassau stroet, oppo- site the Herald office. ‘The “Richelieu” Gold Pons are warranted to wear five years. They are fine, smooth and elastic, and are ne- ‘the best and cheapest Peusin the world. Sold Inowledged to be ony by BR Watson & Co., No. 16 Wall steeot, Gold pons re- The Piumbe National Dagurretan Gallery, on the upper corner of Broadway and Murravetrests, Strangers and others, vho may wish @ fine specimen of the daguerreotype art, should not fail to visit thie celebrated gallery, ‘Wigs and Toupees.—We would advise all persons wishing 9 fruperior Wig or Scalp, to examine the exton- five assortment at Batchelor'’s manufactory, No, 4 Wall street, old No. 2. His new-invented wigs obtained s silver medal at the fair of the American Institute. —t opy the address, Hair Dye—Batchelor’s instantaneous liquid obtained the firet premiam at the last Fair of the American In stitute. This is a new article, entirely freo from the many objoo tions of orher dyes, and more eacy of epplication. For sale at No, 4 Wall street, old No.3. Tais Beteholor's wir Tasulactory. the market, Copy the addrees, is decidedly the bert article ‘When one’s hair or whiskers are well and neatly ont, the entire person is thereby greatly improved. Hi the Vimitahle, at Nos Nassau street, does either, with tat peculier to bineelf. Kis infallable Onguent, known over tem . for promoting the growth and beautifying the hair, ‘a8 above. COMMERCIAL AFFAIB MONEY MARKET. Monday, Nov. 6—6 P. M. There was an improvement in the stock market to-day, with larger sales than usual. At tho first board, Long Island advanced \ per cont; Canton, %; Morris Canal, ; Erie Railroad, <; Reading Railroad 44; Farmers Loan, 34. All others closed at prices cur- The awount of duties received at Boston, for the quarter ending September 30, 1848, was $1,433,977 69, against $1,808,365 83 for the corresponding quarter last year, showing a decrease of $369,388 14. The number of arrivals from foreign porte for the quarter | wero 820 more than in the same quarter in 1847. | The amount of merchandise deposited in warehouse in the same district during the firet three quarters of 1848 was $4,562,862, The amount remaining in ware- house, September 30, was $1,301 of which $134,437 was of dry goods, $196,254 of sugar, $161,638 of mo- | lacses and $224,810 of iron. The amount warehoused during the last three quarters was $1,260,000 more than during the whole previous year, | The returns of the Board of Trade of Great Britain | showing the declared value of manufactures exported from the United Kingdom for the eight months ending September 5th, in each of the past three years, have | just been made, and they exhibit the annexed compa- | rative statement :— * Commence oF TI Unrren Kixanom or Great Brirar, Deckared Value. of Bzports 1816. Articles, r Se | Cotton manufactures, ....£11,749,062 £12,895 200 £10,797.721 Cotton yarn... 2... BURBOY — SHORORT ——8.109,799 Nardwere and cutlery 1,501,491 1544 ays 1,258,168 Linen manufactures...) 1,254,0 20m635 1,847,501 vstat 420,026 "SIL 005 746 9 BOn,92t 553775 2,985,815 9542074 8,526 282 614,720 728 458 S380 4,009 5, 122.607 Woollen yarn ‘BOE, HU8 643,34 £9),241,680 £31,077,650 £26,267,758 | ‘The total decrease in the exports for the first eight | months of the year, was £5,286,069. | In the return of imports into the United Kingdom | there appears no alteration of importance, The greatest decrease in the exports ix shewn In cotton | and woollen manufacturer, cotton yarn, iron and stoel, silk manufactures, hardware, cutlery and ma obinery. The falling off in the exportation of cotton manufactures and yarn has been @ large per cent; noarly one half of the aggregate deorease for the oight months baving been in articles comprised under these heads, If there has been such a decrease in the value of manufactures exported in eight months, two searons’ business, we must expect for the year a much larger per cent deficienoy; partiowlarly, as the influences at work, affecting the export trade of England, ore increasing in intensity. ‘The above comparative table is Glled with dreadfu; importance to the people of Great Britain. It is not the mere amount, in pounds eterling, that Is of so much consequence, but {t is the fact, that the mar. heta on the continent of Europe, and other parts of Broadway Crecvs. Tuyon ano Thowrion As an evidence of the popularity of the » der such manegement as the broadway aie now com ducted, the sppeatance of the at might, io icated folly the predoo f the public Notwithetapding the exeitemen ‘ute ® patie rw like the ticas prevowt, ¢ exbuibited @ far | to matters of State | destination of exports; but as the shi | lots of pure Genes its to the United States have this year been larger than usual, the shipments to the continent must have been much less than the Stotal decrease, as exhibited in the above table, makes spparent. ‘The position of England, amidst all the revolutions [nd revulsions of the continent, is by no means s0 strong °F 8 secure as appears upon the surface of things. The leading journals of London have already commenced thelr expositions of the evils under which the people labor, and call upon the gevernment for the adoption of such mes- sures as will alleviate, if mot entirely remove them, This is useless. England must wait her destiny. All the legislation fu the world cannot ar- reet the progress of that. The revolution which is at this moment going on within her limits, will sooner or later ohange the entire complexion of her institutions. ‘We do not look for such a revolution in England as haz taken place on the continent. The loyalty of the English is too deep rooted to be #0 easily eradicated as that of the French or Germans; and whatever revolu- tion takes place in that country, will be entirely diffe- rent, and mixed up with different elements. It will not be brought sbout so much by any opposition to the government, as by a gradual but steady deoay in her commercial and financial supremacy. England has reached her greatness, her power and wealth, by the employment of her population in manufacturing for all the rest of the world. Her industry has drawn countless millions from all other nations, and ma subservient to her immense mercantile resources.— Her physical strength has forced her commerce into the remotest corners of the earth, and nations which have refused to trade upon amicable terms, have been orced to open their ports, at the cannon’s mouth,— These things have passed away, The times have) within the past year, been thoroughly revolutionized, and England finds her supremacy on the decline.— Other nations are awaking from their lethargy, and in the United States she finds a rival difficult to cope with, even in itsinfancy. Groat Britain never has had, until within the past ten or fifteen years, s com- petitor in the same branches of industry which have given her so much wealth and power; and our ability to compete with her in the markets of the world is daily becoming more apparent. If we have thus far been able to draw away from England any of her cus” tomers, what must be our sucoegs when our capital and population, our industry and our facilities, have reached @ point which will cempare more favorably with those of Great Britain? 1t has thusfarbeen more like « pigmy struggling with a giant for a prize. ‘When we consider the relative resources of the two countries— Great Bitain and the United States—it is by no means strange that their relative positions should be undergoing such a rapid change. As o manufecturing nation we have advantages immes- surably superior to England, or any other country on the surface of the globe. As an agricultural nation’ our resources are unlimited, and we can produce enough to feed the population of the world. We raise the raw material for all manufacturing purpozes ; our mines of gold, silver, copper, iron, coal, and lead, are inexhaustible ; our climates are suitable for the growth of all the luxuries and necessaries of life; our ports are numerous, and afford the safest ingress and egress; our magnificent rivers drain every portion of our terri- teries, and are navigable for our splendid steamers thousands upon thousands of miles into the unin- habited and uncultivated portions of the country; our people are enterprising, industrious, well fed, wel! clothed, well housed, contented and happy, untaxed, untrammelled by any restrictions of the government, and in the enjoyment of the largest liberty. What is, then, to arrest or check the progress of such a country? —what to prevent its being the wealthiest and most powerful nation in creation? Let us now look at the condition and position of the only rival we have, and see if there is any equality in the contest geing on for supremacy in the commerce of the world. ‘The agricultural resources of Great Britain are equal to her own consumption, and she is compelled annually to import largely of breadstuffs to feed her own populstion. Every pound of cotton used in her manufactories is imported from abroad, principally from%he United’ States, and s large portion of the vaw material for her otter manufactures is received from foreign countries. All the luxuries ef life are imported, and not even # pound of sugar is raised within her limits. Her territory is so limited that th® climate is the same in all sections, and it is so variable that the cultivation of even the most hardy crops is precarious and uncertain. As her population in- creases, her productions are less in proportion, and famine has become by no means a rare occurrence, even among those who were a few years since above want. A frightful per cent of her population are paupers, and large portion of her laborers and ope- atives are unable to provide themselves with many of the actual necessaries of life. The wealth of the aris- tocracy iso od, and taxation falls almost entirely upon the middle classes. It will be seen, therefore, that the seeds of « revolution are sown broadcast over the land, and have taken such deep root that they cannot be eradicated. It is impossible for a nation to austain iteelf in prosperity with such » com- plication of diseases in the body politie—with such derangements in the political system. Stock Exchange. $1000 ‘Preas Notes, W310) she Long Island RR 21 10 do 1027; 40 do 21 1053, 300 do 2% 9% 20 do OO 214 92: 3 de bis 21 F oR Reading RR Ba} 5 16% 8 do dou 82 46% 100 do ime 26 Erie R R, now, full 6) 48% 50 do oO 6 do 960 bs 3 175 Nor & Wor RR b3) 32 29% 60 Morrie Canal. Second Board. 1000 Obio 6's, 1866 99 100 chs Farmer: M4 F100 Canton bo” 000 59 ‘ag Mastmey Lenn, IM 160 Harem & R rr CITY TRADE REPORT, Monpar Arrennoun, Nov.6—6P M. . Owing to the near approach of the election of State officers, and for President of the United States, busi- ness on preeee ras rather slack. Moderate sales of flour were made day. There was a steady business doing in wheat, and fair rales were made at about the current rates of last week, Corn continued steady at previous bh sales to 8 fair extent at about Saturday's rate: eal showed no change. Rye was steady, with fair sales, on elightly better terms than those previously current, | Provisions were unobanged. Sales of pork were made at the full prices of lart week. Groserios wore inac- tive, without material change in prices. Fair enles of cotton were made without change in prices. Asnes.— Sales of 75 to 100 bbls. both sorts were made at about $6 25. Brrapsturrs —Flour—The sales for the day footed Up about.6 000 bile, consisting chiefly of Michigan this State, Gevesee, Oswego, common and straight brands, at $5 26a $6 $1%. Among the lots were bil Ohso fiat andfround hoop Ohio, 600 Bakers’ brands, at $5 3734 a 5 633g; 600 do. ight brands Michigan, fold at $5 314; with eome at $5 8736 9 $5 44. $5 50, ao- cording to quality. Wheat—Sales of about 800 bush- els Ohio were made, at 1100 « 112c.; and 3,600 do. Genesee were made, ‘at 1250. Corn—The sales footed at | Up about 35000 burhels, including about 18 # 20000 burh- els common and high mixed, at 650. a 660 for the form- er, ancie7c for the Inter; with some leta of New Ojlans, at 650.; and 4 a 5,000 bushels of round yellow at 73; and 1,600 @ 2,000 do.’ at 720. Some inferior New. Orleans was reported ai we quote at $3 25. Rye— G4c, Meal—New Jersey # of 6.000 bushels were made, including lots in the alip, at 660. 66c, and de- livered at 670. @ G80, Rye Flour was quiet at $3 60 a $8 65%. Oate were eeliing at 360. Corron —The market continues steady, with sales of 1000 bales,, chiefly for home use. Vusicnts.— Some 1.200 bbls. flour, were engaged in a Britieh verrel, at 28, for Liverpool, an were engaged in American packets, at 28, 6d; liquids 8 €d..aud corn 7d. in bulk; for cotton, kd. was arket for all descriptions is heavy; we notice of 800 bbls. Masrachusetts mackerel, including Noe 1 and 2, at about $7 12) 5 12%, and 8 000 boxes herring, at 35c, for scaled, 280. for No. 1's, and 20¢ for No 2's. Frurr.—Transections embrace 1,500 boxes raisins, at $1 50. 800, 450, 800 half kegs Malaga grapes alen were making at 40a500 We report sales of 200 bbls, ordi- 2 96, and 200 do. pitoh, at pri- vate bargain, eupposed about $1 25, O1ts,—Lineeed moves along slowly, at 520, for Eng- ith, and 68c, # S40. for bert American, Of whald there were rales of 1,000 barrels (shipping) at 380 ae Caxe,—Sales were made of 30 tons thin oblong at $28 Provisione—Salesiof 6a700 bbis. meas Pork were m: at $13, and 100a200 ‘ditto Prime at $9. Lowever, did not clore very stiffat there prices. se — Sales of 400. bbii made, tneluding Mess, at $9 25a$9 bo, amd Pris $525 Lard.—Sales of 300 bbis. were madeat Taiigc. Cheese-—Sales of 1,000 boxes were made at Ca7ko, There was nothing new in Butter ; Rick —The market continues stea#y, with an up- ward tendency in prices. S ined. 1,000 bushels i Rough flax bas deol! $1 19%, and no sales of impor O bbls were reported, tn. the world, are steadily falling awey, leaving thein- dustry of Great Britain, upon which hor very ox. | ky cluding Obio at? to Prison gt Zio, ‘MARKETS ELSEWHERE, ber4.—$1 000 Baltimore Baxermon », Nox *mber: ® cond Div Bonde, 70; $2 40 do. 70. nee Stato Be, 7386 ou: 98 Wii 67, 10; 40) ao 4 Rad ‘3000 t 52000 Sehioghill Navigation 60, 2 ey ‘Hoard. 40 War Biuaty. Secip, 91; 1,100 U. % Reading Railroad 6's, 43g; 1,000 do, 6895; War Bounty Serip sy. day contained @ motica to the publi teen signed by several pervone in thatrottes, woges were reduged last weok. It has not been cl red their wages were reduced last woek ; fact, nens who are soquainted with Kr Brooks, or the B.-pross establishment, would besurprited. ‘The advertisemens pud'ish- ed yosterday im the Herald, signed by a larye number of the oid- eavand mort respectable printers in the city. judes simply to Brooks’ general ‘anan employer, manifesiod {a all dealings with journeymen printor: during several years Ings, Pest, and expresses the hope that meohanics and laboring men will not vote for him. ‘course, the publication was inwoded to cperate against him in the Siath Congrersional District aad, that matter, wherever else he may presume to ask the Peo ges. Atleast one hall of the persons whove name: bed to the advertisement published in the Horalk whigs, well known to be such by acquaintances throughout the cit; 4 while they would generaliy sustain the nominations mado by their party, they wonld always. profer 3 full faced locofoco amean whig. Mi: hos tothe pabile pesteséay, “a locofoco lie led to the counter!” qhe. only lie pul a) that although, it such were the he has succeeded in nailing originated with and was y himeelf, TURD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISING THE First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards —Demooratic Republican regular tes 4 for Congress, EMANUEL B. T, ‘hairman, those who run may road, HAR’ PATRICK H. MAGUIRE, C! Wa. Fran War Lemon” feetotarios, i IRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISIN' aU sre ec. Phau ats ee Rou lomination for Cor le iy ib by order of Nomination Convention. bane James Green, iapnet alin _ Ghanian Bortwion, } Seeretarien F IFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.—OL1VER HOLDEN, dr. isthe People’s Candidate for Member of Congress in the Sth, Oth and 14th wards, irrespective Volunteers obtai ta mt 626 Hndsonetrest, or S81 Biv awe L528 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, in Greenwich street, a Black thick satin Cravat, with some satin atripcs in the middie, and cherry color border. We would be very thankful to the one that finds it, to bringit to Mad }OURDON, No, 62 Beach: street. The value the Cravat will be paid, ant wpe DE CHAMBRE, (RRENCH OR jerman,) who wiil have no objection to orfour months, Apply atthe Now ork Boral ofhoe. walsry4 NE FEMME DE CHAMBRE, FRANCAISE OU ALLE mande, qui n'suralt aucune A voyager dans To Sud pendant juee mois, peut trouver ‘bo Sazanion gules pf dgat woeer ome bate Pine en vt W4Ntep—ay A WOMAN, A SITUATION WITH A family or a lady to Now Orleans. No compensation requred but her presage paid. Apply at 72 Astor House, y ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A SITUs ation as oook, and to assist in washing and ironing. Tho beat of city reference given. Please oall at 106 Seventeenth street, between 6th and 7th avenues, ASHING.—WANTED, A FEW FAMILIBS OR GENTLE ‘men’s Wasbing on rossonable terms—got ap on the shortest notice, Good reference. Address Mrs, Downs, Fourth avo- nue, WANTED AT 223 BOWERY—A SITUATION BY A GER- man girl, who speaks English and French. as Cook, or to do ea Sm: Has got good recommendations from her ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RES?ECTALE YOUNG woman, as Cl bermaid, Cook, Washer or Lroner, or to do the general Housework of « small fam; hag no chjeotion to fo ® short ance in country. Ty it Eanbe given. Apply at 8 ay outta ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECABLE YOUNG woman, to do general Housowork; is » good Washer and Troner, and plain Cook; oan give good city reference; is willing to go n short di oountay. Apply 34 Oak street, 2d floor, W AN: xD—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, todo general Housework ina private family; she 1s 8 good Washer and Ironer, and the best of city references canbe bo given, Please call at 66 McDougal st., in the re ANTED—ABITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a6 Nui stress, to take care of children, or as Chambermaid; has ne objection to go ® short distance in tho country. ‘The best of city reference can be given. Apply to 419 Washington at, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, A situation as Milliner and aker. Would have no ob- Jection to attend a lady or family going South, The best of cit; references oan be given, Address personnally, or by note, to Ld Clarkson street, New York ; will bo attended to for one week, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, 2% years of age, ara Porter in aHotel or good Fires man, or 8 Warehoupe Porter; can take charge of @ horse and cart aud drive well, and make himself Geosealty ‘useful to hi He isa Protestant, Please to ‘eave a note at this office for Z K. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young Girle—one to Cuok, Wash and Irov; the other as Chambermaid and to tako charge of children, in @ respoctable family. Can be seen for two dayr, at No. 98 Thompson street, ve ie and Prince. ANTED-—BY A RESP! CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook or Chambormaid. She is willing’ to assist in Washing or Ironing. Sho has lived several years in London.’ Please apply at No, 18,Sixth street, A nico, quiet fainily preferred, Aj W AN T E D—A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE T0oFR women, ane apdiook, at id Troniag, the other sis Chainbermaid or Waiter, or assist in Washing and Iron- ing oF general housework. Best of city reference given. Please caliat No. 68 Fourth svenue. ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, ONE OR TWO z c A lar bar Anat 78 bo gp tre , # ‘the upper part of > city, an v of Broad le e State 101 wT, Moor 424 Port Omoe., udbeasun eg ARK iy Seeond of Mr. H. Commpy oF BREORS— : rmio of Ephesus, Wr. T. Lac. Mary Alter which, GRANDFATHERS ‘Walt! ther Whitehead, Mr, B. Piacide; Langley, Mr. ;!ton; Louis, Mrs Wi To with snow farce, entitle? ANYT' FOR A CHANGE~-Mr. Honeyball, Dawson; sts. Sw: foe, Mr. G. 11, Barrett, Miss Hone all Miss May Jirele, 76 conte; Pami cont - 25 cents; Pit, 3734 conta; ta. ‘Dour ope menor at —ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. rformed the Play wpiitied TIVE TR) riba Laura Lesson, Miss C. Woymss. Afar called LIFE—RasiiMilford, Mr... Halt; ‘Augustus Fusle, Mr. Winans, ra, rd it, Mrs. Lay tae After which pear th: 8 Serenaders iw ir Negro Ulustra- tions. ‘To be followed by the ballet divercia - felle, Fo sonctade with tho wroond part of Negrs Tilestraions vy performance and Gallery, HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY hw hs lovember 7, wilf be acted, ‘vening, VB BUL'—Ebeneret Calf Mr. Burke: Old Hot Mr Herbert; Capt Smith. Mr. Dawer Mr Dixon Mr Sorat Caroli dram ‘Miss Miles; Mary, Mrs. Chapman. Tc Hos OLJACK SHEPPARD Jack Shopper Mic cr; Bloeekin, Mr. Chantram: Jonathan’ W i PRINCE—Don Loander, Mr. ©. Burk: lous japman; Exquialtelittlopet, Miss’ Milos.” Doous to commence at 7. tatelia, Mrs. G, open at 636; ECHANICS’ HALL, Mra Broome steoots, and will continue every night re The, No. 472 beige art o until farther NIZE _NEGR WELODI AND ORIGINATORS PRESENT POPULAR STYLE BTHIOPIAN TAINMENTS, whose concerts in months, were reocived wit RICAN MUSEUM.—P. prietor; F. Hitchoook, Manager. ‘afternoon at 3, and evening at 7 o'clook, e smallest human being nd alone. Great Wostern, the Yank Brothers, 8 most superb and talented band of Negro Singers, Dan- ors, &e.’ Pete Morris, Comio singer. The Highland Mammoth Boys. Enormous Boa Constrictor. Living OrangOutang. Faizy Intant Vestris. Wax Scripture Statuary. Madam Rook 8 Fortune Teller, may be privately consulted at an extra charge of 25 centa. Admission to the whole, including Muscum. Performances, Little Finger’s, &., 25 cents; ohildren Under ten years of age, and old enough to walk al everved front seat one shilling onch exten, | 0M® 1206 conte, ing about 100 the most beautiful and. interosth America. ‘The Creation, Fall of Expulsion from Paradise, Death of luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with dom and Gomorrah, ter of Pharaoh ‘Finding Moves, The Beventh on of Pharaoh's Host, Moses She ‘Tabion fall ofthe Walls of Jers, Joahua Commaanding Ue fan On &0.—nOW e7 ove it this weok, and Wednesday and Saturday” afternoona comune way cing at three O'clock, at the splendid new 396 Bs ever Sto ‘s Bathe HANINGTON'S atively sew Greek Soripmurel Dior amas of the most magnificent Spectacle ever witnhaeed in New York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, assisted by power- ful instrumental ita. Bx Dare Fe Creation.— ad ——, orca mecmmsencrm BUF ON? ramaree CHAM OSR8 STREET.—TUESDAY Evening, November 7. a © Performances will oomsmence wit HOMBEY AND SON—Mr. Da ™*), Mr. MoPuriand: Mr Cakor, ihr. Ji Mojor Joe Begstoay © MT. Brougham: Mr. Raymond; Capiain Cattle, Mr, B™!on; Jack Bunsby, Me. Brousham; Florence Dembey, Mim 4j,'i\1: Susan Niopee. Mes. Brougiom. Afier whieh, come Nef BREACH OF PRO- MISH Fbensner fuddeo, Mr. Bert's, Mt Jabber Mr. Job: ston; Men, ‘Trapper, Mew aay . Prices of adimiesion—! ane t, oom Circle or Becoad Tier, 25 ot Doors op tain to rise at 7 ofolook. MTCHuELVs onyaric mrmaram—e UESDAY Evan ing, Nov'r7, th tor will reno with a cing- sical extravagania, enuiied TALSRUS AND an, | lug, Mr. a 4, hus, Mr. Mickinson; Mine: tite’, Gu ARN SBURYE ri erfuraee ‘ountess Koacdale, Mise Clark. ‘To be. Wllowed by = drama ontitled ESMERALDA asimodo, ‘We & ickinwon; Grongoire. Mr. Conov it 908. oon. clade with & farco entitle! PAMYBY JAW. peiphe a’, Bee ise Nickinson. Dsorw ops @ * Innd; Phobe Mayduke, Past 6 o'clook—ourtain risen a TO'clsek. IN EW, BROADWAY CIRCUS, NRAw SPRING Joh Tryom aud Corporal Thonpson, Manacore—Monda 1 sy ietarland; the Tuesday, and Wednesday, Nev. 0.1, omervet Man, will appear in coniprtition with Mr. Carrol tha other Vaulters of the Troupe, tu. his’ matehions ssmye'ee Still Van j Mme. Corrol! will anpear in a beautifal wt of ship, called the Bedouin Maid; Mr Dan Gardner, the ‘Musics! Clown, and his eromt dog Bufl sr, hav alov been engoged; Little Bob Williams will appear ag the Young Highlandgr im ‘Tain Peinel 1 Act by Mr Jon Soindet Mr. J. Seo: snthe i ir Gossin, Boxer 50 ce) drew under 10, to boxes, 25 vcnta; upper home 29 sonia bik NDS, LENT & CO’3_HIvrorE A Cireus.—Last largest and for @ short time only, on b “MAN ARENA, AND Week.—This Mammeth Witabliehieat toe most expensive at the kind exis inc, 1s now opem ighth street, noar ute Opera, Hos ven daily. ‘Tho pariorrasneeh we thie Bet he feats of Elonhavte, Camols, Wancing led troupe of Trick londid corpe of Baues Childs where exhibitions are tablishnent include ors open at 63% formance Wi ILSON’S ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF Scoiland.—Mr. Wilson will «ive entertaiomente iu the Stuyvonne Institute, Broadway, on the ovonings of Woda eiay o'clock. Pe ‘ednesday an’ and Frid Sth and luth November, wt eight «clock, om wh # ho will wing choice slectioon ot hirmest ade balinds, th rammed of which may behad Ti Book of the Songs, 12ga, C* CORNE| street, over the Muse: are siving @ sories of enter prodyce great-excitem: BX1CO ILLUSTRAT fully magnificent a executed under. th i BOWKKY AND DI¥ISION Backa's Ruhdvvian Sorvnstens, 0 1N A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH laborate Moving Panoramio Views, te direction of Mr. F. Gram, giving 1 view of th attles, aud a picturesque represen tation of the gorgror wd romantic scenery on the fine of marok pursued by the American Army, under the command of Beott, from Vora Crua to the City of Mexioo, now exhibiting ov evening, and on, ons of Wodnesday and Saou Stoppani Hall, corner of Brondway and Walker stroet, ‘open at 7 o'clock. ‘The pietues will commenoe moving at 7%, Price of admiasion—Singie tickets, 50 conta; cbildren, half Tickets for a gentleman and two ladies, $1. Family Tiokey Admitting five persons, $1 75. Reserved acaty oan bo soured ul office, from 9 till 11, and from 2 till 4. Liberal terms made ery 4 ‘acoom| Boonory and Incidente—C! the First Da; tho Second Lay. Dry Land, wera, Third Day, of Fish and Fi: J ‘ow | Garden of Eden— Crea. | Parsd Grand Di rand Dices ‘Tickets 25 conta; children halt price. “Doors Open at7—ourtain rises at 73 o'clock. mia ! RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ fe, $08 Broadway.—Soanee in the Gulf; Burning the M. B, Creole; Shipwreck ofthe Somers; Arrival of Fleet ; Steam- ors an¢ Ships stoaming and ailing along: Real Cannon loaded and fised by moving figures; Grand Bombardment by day and night; Bplen id pyrotechnio effects and bursting of Shells. KE ry Figu Ship, Boat, &o,, is moving. An Overture every even! Ticket 60 centa. Children alt Pelee: Family and seaso: tickote on ap- plicatton at the Hall. Open at 7, commences at 8 Wednesday, and Saturday afternoon at 3 APOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.—THIS GREAT Is. ho, ia now exhubiting at the Nac hortoal Picture, by tional Academy of Design, cornet of Broadway and Loonard street,“Open from nino, A.M, until ton, Pal Admiseion, 3304 sonson tickets, 500. VANEYKE & MOLLABY, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL the French Furniture Warehouse, 65 Beckman, corner street, on Thursday tho 9th instant, s spleniid ‘assort mentof rosewood, black walnut, and mahogany Furniture, ma- nufactured by L. Germer, cubinet maker, in the styles of Louis XIV, and XV, Warranted FPOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILL of the old eatabiithed Jewelry Store, No, 72 Chatham street, eetablished by Jobn Brock, docéased. ‘Apply to Mrs. Brook, on the premises, or H. Esq, No. 038 Grosdway. If'not | fold by the 15th n be offered at auction, po a eh chal penile oo ESTCHES' ‘OR SALE.—THAL TRACT OF R FARMS land known as the Thomas Farm, situated about half way between White Plains and Portchester. will be sold at Public Avotion, at White Plains, in lots, verying from 40 to 5) acres cach, as per survey, on the Ist day of Maroh next, at 10 o'clock im the firenocn. Terme, ten per cent on the day of sale, twenty por cent on the ist of april when the deeds will be delivered and pre: session given, and the remainder on bond and mortesge for tour cars at 6 percent, On said land are four dwellings, barns, out: ko. Being sv near to New York be intwo ura) Tender these situations very deatral m Rail fond depot at white Plains is but about $35 mil 6 distant. The New Haven Rail Road passing through ‘ortchester (3! miles distant) will be in active operation in a few montrs; also, a'eam- bonts snd sloops to and from Portohester. For furthor par ‘ace, dail) tiealars apply to THOMAS T. FERRIS, 25° Lafayette where |mepcan be seen. RAIDING MACHINES FOR SAUE—TWENTY FIRSP rete seventeen-strand Braiding machines, in good order on ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WwW woman, as Laundress, Chambermaid, or to do general housework in ® private family, Has no objection to do eitl 3 and can give good city reference, Please app!y at No. 8 Fi street, in theTuread and Need! Store. ANTEO—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do General Housoworkin a genteel emall fe mily, or would have no objeotions to do Chzmberwork; the best of eity reference given from her last employer, as regard honesty and capability. Can be seen for three days at Philip MoCaffory's, No, 162 Elisabeth etroet, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid and Sewing; understands all kinds of plain sewing; or to take care of children and sew; good city reference from her Inst place. Apply at $7 Thirteenth street, near Sixth avenue, No vbjection to the country. A YOUNG RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION to do general Housework, Chambework or Waiting: oan take oare of chil ‘and has no.objection to go to the country. Apply ‘at 164 Walker street, second floor. Can be seen for two dayn, renoes oan be given. LE YOUNG MAN MAY, IN A PEW DAYS, and vs Profitable busi- iy im any of the rable, in gonoral use, this country, as to be almost © monopoly. Premium $50. Address, postpaid, D. W., Hetald Office. G/RCTHE BEARER 18 4 YOUNG WOMAN THAT CAN be weil reovtnmended from her last plaoe. wants a si: tuation with a respectable family, to do cooking, washing and ironing. Whoever wants such a young woman can have aa in- terview with her at 20 Talmon street, Brooklyn, WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WISH SITUA. tions, one to do General Housew: ‘the other to do Cham- ver Work or Pisin Sewing, Please apply at 303 Frankfort st, 10 CAPITALISTS,—CAPITALISTS DESIROUS TO INVEST money in the manufacturing of an artiole necurod by pa tent, aud isin great demand, ‘Te advantages of this new i of manufacturing is, that one man can do the work of six on the old plan, amd the work being far superior to any in the market. — It can be seen in practioal operation at 100 East 19th strest, near ‘Third avenue. N-B—Righta for Europe aud certain sections of the United States are for wale. 0 CAPITALISTS.—-PERSON8 HAVING UNEMPLOY! throug tho ul aitetsed statearensof'u proasshe lnvessmene, rough tho statement of a profitable investment by bddressing, post paid, Box 1,918, New York City. “4 [MEROVED, STYLE —THE SUDSCRIGER INVITES AT. tention to his improved style of Fall Hats for Gentlemen, and is confident that, notwithstandi ny lero then the regular price for the tl he tolls them at 20 per cont at quality of Silk Molesking, be found superior in elegance, and fully equal, in ali 1 qualities of a bat, to those ‘sold by other Broadway ut five dollars, J.N, GENIN. Broadwa )URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BUARD, ARE to be had, suitable for » gentl 4 his wife, and for » single gentleman, in @ conveniont and + location. Apply at No, 7 Chr stie at., near Graad, FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET, IN A PRIVATE family, with breakfast and tea, Terms moderste.—IB5 Fulton street. aera SMALL PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD, wanted, by a gentleman and his wife,in s respectable private fawily. above Unioa Park. References givou and. ro. ‘Ad dress Box 1255, Post Office. N, MAFFIT—IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE to read the defonoe of Mr. Maffit, the publisher of the Sunday ‘ Mot ning News” will continue to print and keep & supply ot the paper on band during the week. -Oiice, 99 Nas- anu street. Price, 5 conta NURTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAGE LININGS, AND / Plashes—Constantly receiving by the ltest arr vale com- plete nseortment of these goods. Also, Silk and Cotton Velvots, high color, Hiorences, Ke, Pot ale by F.8,& 8. A. MARTIN, Importers and Jobbers, A reet, near John, ERWAN PUBLICATIO: A we firm of Schuberth & Co, Hamburgh and Yew ¥ have the honor to announce herewith to the publio, to our colleagues, the book and musio tellers, and to of echools, and tenohers generally in the United Sta have just publisted a complete catalogue of our own publications, contwinivg, principally, Masuals, in alllarguagesand knowledg:&, a6 well as the master works of com posers of ail now classic, mo- dera and favorite authors, for the piano, violin, violoncello, &o., for song, for one oF more voices; methods or oompendiuis for every favorite instrument, via: piano, gutar, flute. violonoell accor con, oran, for song, Ko. Thi. oatalogue, (nearly 200 pages, is not ns the ie # to all che more important works, which have appoxred in the publio papers, (liters ure time,) by which it gaing ssoiontifio pterest, vite, at samesine notice and direction to the book nd mui jo wllers, and espe to the professors. alors ‘leo scientifically and, therefore, will no doat he to porsess ErUMt interest. Our publiontions are ao woll known in Borope and the United States of the World, that they require no further oormmendation, Fin: f public that we will onrefully and iy every order, inrge or small, (but not in retail.) ®t che low icc. To the profi saers who intend tointroduoe one or ths ot hock atthe rohcols here, ® grant reduction in the pries will bo made, The catalogue is to be had gratis SCHUBERTH & Tulishere ef Books and Music, Hamburg and 65 Nasean street, rk, OOFILNG. LIGHT AND DURABLE ROOF. Riis GOODIWIN's Patent Ceomont Sheathing. New roets or rough boards covered for 4% cents a foot, and warranted, done over tin, rine, oF shingles, from 234 to 33g conta per foot. Offioe, 26 Collere Pince, near Chambers street. —J, STOUVENEL & CO, NO. 737 BROAD. Way, have a splendid gasortment of the richest Gas Fixtures z THE OHEAP, f entiroly new patterns, And warranted, in every rospoct, tho feot and cheapeat fo this eity. Alen, Chink, plain and doocrated, to matoh ony patterns, Ginss ware; cut, plain and moulded, every descr! pt on, of theif own manufacture, Lamps, Gi randolon, Chandeliers, Brackets, Crmdelabraa, Bohemian articles, Be, All binds of veda loaned for partion, No. 77 Broadway, No. 3 Jobn; Factory, No, 29 Gold street, N. ¥. gerne by CONSTANTLY ON WAND AND FOR SALE, GREENWAYS & HUOSON, 115 Poartatrest, DS LOWHES, CCULIST, 4 CRIST, wo, ATTENDS TO disenses of che Bye aud Rar daily, a°'261 Broadway, oornce of Warren atreot. The second edition of Dr. P ioe on the Kyo,” adapted to the goveral reader, oin bo had aa abore, rice H conta, Also, his aclfacting eye fouatatns for strengthening ‘ho opee, Artil@al syos insorts benches, with shafts, omplete, ready for immediate use, Can bo seen at No. 166 Water at. T= {COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- twoen the tubscribers, under the firm ef “ Williams & Foi Int and boot-tree makers, is thie day dissolved by mutual o: sent. CHARLES R. WILLIAM: No JOHN W. FORD, Cc% |—COAL—COAL—FROM 10 TO 20 TONS “OF LE high Egg Sizea Coal slightly damaged, will be so vate eale, if the en'e is made before the 9th ‘inatant, w fold, it will be advertiaed for public W. W.SHIPPEN, Agent, Ferry Landing, Hoboken, where tho Cool may be seen. ~The above Coal will be sold very much below the market price. [28 ND scoro# Maur wHiskEY—micaPuAVvoRED ‘and superior quality, in packages to suit the trade, and batter adapted for their purpose than any inthe market. For salo at very much les than the usual rates, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Malt Whiskey Distiller, 86 Seventh avenue. Stone et. UN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY—NEW YORK Nov. 1, 1848.—The following statement of the affairs of this Cowpany is published in conformity with the requirements of the loth rection of the Aot of ite Ine oli off 4th Oct, 1847... . $249,786 96 DK Promivms on risks not marked 4 Premiums received for the year endi 4th Oct., 1848, viz: on Marine and In- land Navigation and Transportat sees 34 96 1,020,407 66 $1,270,195 64 Earned Premiums during the year ending as afore raid , $1,034 853 46 44,223 35 = $990,690 11 Lorses during the same Poriod ‘on Ma: rine Inland Navigation, and Trans portation risks, > » $476,920 06 On Fite risks... 63,903 BS $510 878 89 Reinsurances doring the year. 6,746 51 Expenses, , office ren stationery, fuel, lights, Not profitefor MK... . ‘The amount ef Serip iseued for pri ond 184, and reduced in 1440, leaving... Amount of Sorip ironed for profitain Ibis to . 147, Net profite im 1548 | 8 Bille Keoefvable. | th h eehools, PERSONS AND 15100 SUNDAY SCHOOL AQ, O00 ctvctnre heve-vished taninte man of the Creation and Deluge. To asoom rent rach of rchools and familios, there will be an exhibition every fume noon, at 3 o’olock, wnd evening. until further notice The evens ing exhibition ocmmences at 7}, o'clock, oorner of Broudway and Walker street. 100 NisutssHaxine NTS Dioramas of the Creation and Dr luge, bave beou crowded nightly, with admiring and dulighted audionoos, for 100 vighte, ‘They are one of the most magnificent aud splendid spsctackes over witnessed in New Y Aduittance 25 cente; corner of Broad way and Walker street. HILADELPHIA A°ADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—THE MAQe nificent group of Marble satuary, executed wt Rome. by the brated Sienhaum Her» and Leander, is new oa exhibit allery of the Academy of Five Arta, in Ch or above Tenth, from 9 A. M. to I) P. Mt, being brillisntly illuminated in the evening. Single adinission 25 cents; season ticke 1. BILADELPBIA AGAINST BOSTON !—HUNTING PARE ‘Trotting Course, Philudelpria.— Wednesday, November 5, ab 4 o'olock P. M., will come off the great matoh for Heats, beet three in five, bet champions, Zachary Tay! Boston, Mr. names g. Grey Eagle. rt W. CORBY, Pros 1 ERMAN REBKEW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, -Tum friends of the above Inctitution are respytfaly informed at ite Filth Anniversary Di on Tours. the 9.h of November. at the Apoilo Saloons, No. 410 Broad- HEN AY MAYSER, President. TAYUA BERNHARD, Secretary. ttendance. ANCING.—M'LLE DESJAKDINS, OF THE ACADEMY of Paris, bas the honor to inform the public that the days af her sebool are Wednesdays and Saturdays, ut 3 o'clock, at No. 539 Broadway; Mondays and Thursdays, at noon, at 255 Green street, For terms and other particulars, apply at her residence, No, 7& ret, on ing Class for geatiemen ii ing, and one at balf-past 3 o'clock for yourg Indi masters, ‘The vew Waltz Napolitain, and ali the fashiouabls dances, will be taught during the term. Private lessons and classes attonded te, and private Soirees will be given ax usval, Oran FOR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME FINE TONED orgen, suitable for s sali cburch or a privace parlor, recent’ ly imported, is offered for sale at very moderate price, and la well worth the attention of bu Apply to A. F, KINDBERG, 5% Wost atenot, From the Montreal Teansoript. July, 14 E THINK IT BUT DUE TO Di. WIStan THAT WR should add our teatim: ny to numerous othersas to the extra ordinary merite of his medicine in curtain cures, particulacly \e where patient has com ined of pain in the ride, or in came Waveduatnabeemenn iS ‘cara W lly. acqnainted with many persons who hare reliet from the use of this mediciue whem We are aware thatit haya larse and still increasing salo, and bas Yeon very generally and beneticially used since its iabroc wation into Canuda three years ago—and the very fist of its having stood he teat of three y¢:ra experience is prof of its valus, We are not in tho habit of recommending patent medioines, unless the betefite conferred by them bh der observation; Lut in th tar's Balsam of denee of the pu ase! cages in this city severe Couxhs hav To be genuine it must te signed I, BUTTS Forrale wholeasls aud retail by Mesars. A. B. & D. Sands, 100 Fulton street, oorner of William; H. Johnson, 273 . Wa. Burghor,5 Courtlandt street; snd by the draggiste gone: throughout the United States and Canada. ONLY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TERTH WHEN hom inserted for one doliac and warranted ter five yearm at the odin KM, for the reduction of prices. Filling with eure gold 76 conta to $1. Extracting 25 ommte. Office ¥ Broadway, mu AME MERON, M. D.. irman Committee of Arravgemon (a. Mancvs L, Tarr, M. D., Secretary. EDICAL CARD—DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT. M1 ine Phydelan to the New York Celloaset meaietss naa Pharmooy, can be consulted a3 his Medios Offien, No.10 Pack place, on all diseares of © private nature, viz., primary and se condary Syph'lts, Gonorrhea, Gleet, ‘nose, aud all affections of t ent tal On thie clans of dieeaven for tho lant rantee ® radical cure. Office h jahing to make personal appl cation, can have forwarded to them w onse containing all wedi ines requisite to perform @ radical ouro, by seidig thelrone explicitly in writing, an3 enclosing $10, nddressed to Dr. Richards von, Medien] Officr, 10 Park place OST EXTRAOKDINARY WORK—TO THE MA euieD Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A.M. Mauricesu. Sixth edt tion, Price $l This work is meeting with most astoundiug ales Premium recounts wiooliested—Sorip cf" sundry Mutual Insuranoo Companies, KO... 0... 1+ | The Board of Trusteos have this 4 forty per cent. on the earned Premiums of 4th, 1648, for which certificates will be issued january xt. Also, a dividend of i after this date. re seu) | ole residue | Trustees hay cor: pro horiaed to be issued in YOATe U2, 1843 and 1644, and reduced in 145 (said amount bee ing $126 HE 0) Le redeemed wud paid te the holders thereof, or their legal ropresenta ives, on and after the Slat day of D.cember uxt, from whieh date all interest will cease thereon, the oortifi- Oates to be produced at the time of payment, and surrendered to be cancelled—the holders thereof, when surrendered. to reavive 8 certifionte that he or they will be entitled tu a sbare of what ever sum may hereafter be refunded to the Company by the Go verument for duties levied upon goods consumed by the fire in Broad street in July, 1546. By order of the Board, JOHN 'WHITEUEAD, “corvtary. i, TRveri B. F. Dawson, | Jabob RK, Nevins, | Frod’k G. Foner, } Richard K Haight, | Potor Poirier, Goo. W Rosw Moses H. Grinnell, Conrad W. Faber, Samuel M. Fox, ‘siliand, Henry A. Coit, John A. bi Kdwin Tartiect, Charles H. Marshall, Alex, M. Laurence, Narsson, Uresivont. View Praaid ‘An, Seorotary, SOLDIERS MARINDS AND IDE RELATIVES OF THOSE | SS ceo: need, oan have their claims for Bounty Land, Extea Ke, moured without delay, by A.M. ROSS, 71 Naswan street "HE STRAMSHIP EUROPA WILL SaTL docks, Jersey City, on Wednoaday, Sth inst, o'clock, precisely, Joseph Foutke, Je, Wm. ff. Creagh, Jous War: FROM THE wt twolve (12) FPOR NEW ORLEANS. VIA HAVANA—THE STRAMSIIIP ¥ jirail for the xbove porta on ber r gular day, Wed: k, P. M., from Pier 4 North it y ply to _WETMOKE & CRYDER, 73 and 74 South at, }OR NEW OKLEANS—NEW LINB—THE SUPERIOR PAST sailing pocket ship Albania, Capt. Sehander, will cowdsively | rail on the 7th November, For cabin, bl a * weet, Kast river, Sal at pateggo oF freiekt apply on board, orte RW. KIMBALL ao A. ill Staten ISLAND FERRY.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN ©) Isle Ml ron ag Mllows —Tonve New York at 9 11,1 an) look. Lasve Quarantine at 8, 10, 12, 2 ands NS, APOLBECARIBS, fo.—4 YOUN Ung Deve busines or the Ina: ne years in thercuphiy acquainted with the compounding and dispensing cf medicines hae artarded tho Medieal end Stegina’ clannce th wteionn hare Mid Witery diploma, and bas deen employed as & Viiting and ahypensing agit tans to & reepeatabie medical pract Monet in the Went of Beotiend the last two yours. wishes to’bo tagared ann anigamt in the above line, He Gan prod nd would endeavor Wma: higeolf goner- | dies. and most oortain mode of cur in every cae. For “Addsecs J. By Ue off 24,000 copies having already been disposed of.) Every female: Utdings fopy, whether martied or authacieg, though Is ty te Reoded vepescally for the married, as it disoloves important govrwsn, which shovld be known to them partioulary Here every fomais ean discover the caures, symptoms, and the most officioat rene az ‘or: Broadway; at te publishing offive, 129 Liborty stress, New also, F. B. Peterson, No. #8 Chestnut street, G. B. Zoiber, § hike doipbia; Little & Co., Albany; W.K Davis, Boston. On the re caipeed $1, 9 copy will be tranamition by mail, fi al) parts of the Pnited Seat All leven at paid, to Dr. A. M MAURICEAU, box Now York cit Binet tents. come STRICTURE OF THE URBTHRA—ITS ORIGLY SY 4P. cea aad cure,—Hydroosle, Vasicvosle, ho, are particulagty hixun's popalar treatise on Diseases of the rane nowlsdged originality aud ta. camces, stamp this Sith uncommon interest,” [Be J and Surgioal Jour.) Bighth edition; 275 races prone $1. pewirr r DAVENPORT. Tribune Boilding, WO CURK NO PAY.— \TY, OCU £5 8 colo N motaber of the Royal Voliege of Surgeons, Londen, mu Consulted’n treatment of delicate diseswes No matter how You way have gloet, aleets upon the hody, of in the throat oF nese Paine in the hend and bones of the legs A practieo of f years, devowed to veneres! distams, mabdles De. C. tog we worst form of this disease Keven ered in four dagen ~ an inde get ian ™ vo indulged in © eee. poditively n¢ restored to health and » cnuconod aot to be deeived. Dy her 10 Duane street. oppor om c well treated of tu Dr. Sexoal System. “The geniuity, under trying rurgio eT, ELLE hours from Kk. OORBUM, Y DUAN ST RKRE be K. COOPER, fs DUANESTAEBT, BEYWESN CBATRAM ‘and W illiaw streets, hae for the [ust fourtoon years enjoyed prection in private diseases. He can cure the is dinenwe ; and wild uses cured fm twe Dr Cooper oan cure the worst form of in from one to J & most extensive wre T+ | stricta two weeks, Constitutional | Brought on by ® secret habit indulged in by young men ti one indulged im, begets dyspopwia, weaknows of the I ‘all of the back, oomsusion of the intelieat, and aver Acwr weeranted In every onne, of no Cham revey nant 0 CURE, NO PAY¥—D& COBBELT INFUKMS Hs net patienty and strangers that he has removed to 65 Ann eure, (near W ilbam,) whore bo is onstiited on ae De. wud epeedy oura tn ali cases of gleel, 5 nal debility, pains, wleers, flucraltus or white, ke No mar Kecent cases evred in four days, See bus diploma Lake Tr, pont paid, attended to, RIV ATE DISKASES—DR.MORKI GON, SO WELL KNOWN 40 the citizens of New York, for his vucouss in this depase tent, would invite rangers tanning hi caicus on ee ame Gdence. The diceas, im its early siagvs, he cures in afew dayw wl out meronry, fee his Londow diplomas im hia ofBes, Fultom atremt. ‘ hall BR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRAGTICAL PRIVATE Treaties,” 8S Greeawioh street bours # to 13 AL M6 10 9 P.M. (Sunday exoapied ) ‘These Who apply in tho oxxy ‘will be sumprised at the rapidity and little incom veuionne attending their cure. It is oniefiy, hawever, those who hove: feed frvin 6 certain. who con clase of his services. Tn stricture, (tom is Aret, or inclprect to ite mor Aavaveed and cistrnming st: (from uncommon sAvantages tod a vory extensive practice’) bo cnn ftond « rupli, aay, atts radical ovre, which, he Was cround (or ctatdng aaa bo obbauet from no other somres Mm Amerion.