The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1848, Page 3

‘The Edmonson Sisters. ‘Wasuinoton, Nov, 7, 1848. ‘The two colored girls, Mary and Emily Edmondron, for whose ransom the sum of two thousand dollar® were raited in the Tabernaole, in your city, a few days since, were, this day, restored to liberty and to their family. , ” Markets. |. _ Pirrsavna, Nov. 6, 1843, ‘The arrivals of produce by the river, destined for the East, are . The flour market remains unchanged; sales at $4 25 to $4 31; per barrel; Red wheat 60 to Slcents. Corn 40 to 42 cents; Rye 40 to 43 cents, Barley 56 to 58 cente; Oats 26 to 27 cents per bushel; Whiskey, in barrels, 22 cents per gallon, Groceries ‘are unchanged. Pork is unsettled. There are four feet of water in the chan! City Intelligence. Rait Roap Accipent.—A man named James Dela- ney attempted to step off one of t ar. lemRail |, in Centre street, about 12 o’cloek on M night, while ina state of intoxication, He fell un crushin; car, which passed over him. completely ge his left leg. just belowthe knee. He was taken to the city Hospital. Police Intelligence. Infanticide —A married woman by the name of Aun Crofton, residing at No. 147 Leonard street, was con- fined on Monday night, and was delivered of a fine pe ve pre ild. She was attended only by her sister, Bridget Cummings, without any medical aid, but finding herself becoming exceedingly weak for want of proper treatment, Dr. Whitaker, of 510 Broad- way, was called in, who found the sick woman ina perck critical situation. The suitable remedies were applied, and the woman is now doing well. The child on the arrival of the Doctor, was no where to be found; this circumstance created his suspicion, which he communicated to Justice McGrath, of the Sixth ‘Ward, who immediately made search for the child, aided by officer Wooldridge, and resulted im the child being foundinthe sink. The head and body of the child was smothered in the filth, leaving only its little dege sticking PP to which a rope was made fast, and the poor little innocent was again brought to light, ‘The mother, it is said, has been married only two months, which is supposed to be the cause of the ehild’s destruction. Justice McGrath placed both the women in custody, and the coroner will hold an in- quest on the body to day. The Seduction Case.—Under this caption, in the Herald of Monday morning, an article appeared, re- fleeting upon the conduct of the mate of the ship lows, for refusing to give up aman named Lawson, against whom officer Leland held a warrant, on a charge of seduction. The reason why the mate refused to give at that time was from the fact that he con- boat in which the officer boarded the ship too frail, as the wind was then high, to take them Safely tothe shore. He did not object to the arrest of the man, and told the officer he could take him if he ‘would bring ® boat in which Le might be ly landed. We cheerfully make this correction. in justice to the * mate, who in the refucal kept only an eye to the safety of the life of the man, as well as that of the officer and he oaremen who were with him. Common Council, Boanp or Atpenman, November 6.—Morris Franklin ‘Eeq., President, in the chair, fhe rales of the Board were suspended in order to appoint Inspectors of Elections, to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Petitions Referred.—Owners of property on 30th treet, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, to have the same regulated. Gilman Dudley, to have Fourth street renumbered. Lee & Brewster and others, for sewer in Cedar street, from Nassau to William street, Reagan gs sons R. rue and many others, ne} ie enlargement of the Battery. = ferred d23ftleat committees antag Another was presented by Alderman McKnight Jeferred likewise. f Migaeote te Sewer in Broadway.=A petition of Thos. Suffern and others, for a sewer in Broadway, from Grand to Canal street, with a letter trom the City Inspector, showing the necessity of having it built. Petition of William C. White and others, to be re- peor on the side walk, at Washington market. Re- ferred to Committce on Markets Report and resolution of Committee on Salaries, in Yavor of increasing the salary of Edward B. Moore, chief clerk in the Alms House, from $600 to $800, and that $50 be paid for extra services already done. Adcpted. Report in favor of allowing Stephen Payran $35, for damages done to his cart, on the occasion of the arrival of President Polk in this city, Adopted. Williamsburgh Ferry.—On the leasing out of the Williameburgh and Peck Slip Ferry Company, quite an altercation took place between Alderman Crolius nd Alderman Maynard ; the former protecting the interests of the new company, to whom the lease has ‘been given by the special committee, and the latter ‘advocating the claim of the old company for said lease. This led to some warmth of feeling betw ‘the worthy city fathers, and resulted in some ri reflecting on the integrity of other. The president was calied upon to enforce or- der. Alderman Crolius then offered a resolution, that the lease of the Williamsburgh and Peox Slip Kerry, and Grand street and Williamsburgh Ferry, be delivered or tendered to Austin D. Moore, the trea- eurer of the association. This resolution, upon the vote being taken, was laid on the table, whtch carried the report with it. The Board then took a recess of 45 minutes, for supper. This operation harmonized the feelings of the two ill-tempered aldermen, so that on mustering again they respectively made the requi- site explanation to their associates. and thus the matter ended. which. on its commencement, thought would terminate in a meeting at Hobokes Report in favor of paying a bill of Dr. Covel, for medical aid, amounting to $34. Adopted. Report of Finance Committee, on application of Lying-in-Asylum for a donation of $250. Adopted. Re} in favor of leasing premises rear of engine house No. 16, on West Twentieth street. Adopted. Report im favor of furnishing the Corperation with three thourend gas lamp posts. Adopted. Report of Finance Committee. in favor of renewing to F. Biancard, the lease of a lot of land on the Third avenue for five years. Adopted Quarterly Report of the Croton Aqueduct Depart- ment, laid on the table and ordered to be printed. tin favor of paving Seventeenth street, be- tween First and Second avenues, and set curb and gut- ‘ter stone, and fiag a space four feet wide for side walk. Adopted. Report in favor of paving Fifteenth street, between First and Second avenues, setting flag, &o. Adopted. Report in favor of regulating Thirty-First street, be- tween Fourth and Lexington avenues. Adopted. Report in favor of flagging side walks of Twenty- Fifth street, four feet wide, between Seventh and Fighth avenues Adopted. in r of flagging side walks of Tenth street, between avenue A and First av ‘Adopted. Resolved, that Justice Mountfort be t1 tred from Twenty-Ninth street, to Essex market pol Lost; laid on the table. Mayor's veto, on the resolution mon Council, granting a privileg: Transportation Company to erect 3, North River. Monday next. Boanp or Assistants.—Petitions Referred.—-OC owners of the steamship Ansonia, for temporary use of the west side of east pier, at Market slip; of sundry persons, to have slip at the foot of Hubert street dug ‘out ; to have 43d street curbed, and gutter stone: therein, from 8th avenue to the 9:h avenue ; to place afree hydrant im 3ist street, between Sth and Madi- son avenues Reports Adopted.—In favor of paving 25th street, be- tween 6th and 7th avenues ; laying cross-walks in Catharine street ; paving 20th street between 2d and 3d avenues ; raising the grade of Broome street ; fenc- ing vacant lots in block bounded by 16th and 16th streets, 5th avenue and Broa: grading 80th street, between 71! jutherford Place, and Rutherford 17th streets, and fence vi I7th streets raising the grade of Roosevelt gtreet, near the Eaet River ; paving 18th street from t Ri nue ; regulating 42d street, between 2d nues ; to fence vacant lots on the nort! Madison avenue and 27th street; paving 32d street between 9th and 10th avenues ; fencing vacant lots on the northeast corner of Madison avenue and 27th stree javing 16th street from 3d avenue, Resolution —To enquire if the neglect of contractors to take away coal ashes in the Ist, 2d and 4th wards, is not in violation of the ordinance for cleaning the streets by contract. Referred, State of Socicty in Germany and Hollandr Eniron of tHe Henaryo— Sir :—Im your paper of the 2d inst., I find aletter by A. Brisbane, addressed to the Editor of the 7° bune, civipgen account of the state of society in Ger- many a lolland, On the inside of the rame paper [read your able refutation of his information, as regards the state of society in Germany; which refutation has my cordial asrentand warmest thanks. As a native of Holland, and an American citizen for upwards of twenty-five years, permit me, through your columns, to reply a few words to Mr. A. Brisbane's in- sinustions and landers against “my own, my native dend.” ‘He says “ Holland is in a state of utter degradation; Com- River ed over pier No The board then adjourned until pasted by th to the Fi smal the nation is a gross, stupid, degraded, and pover- ty-atrickem peop. ‘Wiir Editor, | have hardly words to express my indig- t this grots prevarication of truth and of in- fate, both to the people of Holland and of these United ‘States of America. Does Mr. Brisbane really think the intelligent part of his own countrymen will swaliow such stoff as this” Has he no regard for hisown repu- tation—he, at the present moment, a candidate for corer Mir. Brisbane alono travelled or resided there? How many of our distinguished citizens have for years resided in that country. as ministers, consuls, agents for commercial or scientific purposes? And have any of sthem given such a defamatory account of the state of ' ative land ? j wottne Rev. Thomes De Witt, one of our most eminent ministers of the Gospel in this very city of New York, has recently been rome time there | appeal to bim what he thinks of Mr. Brisbane's statement ? Isthere any country under heaven that,in propor- « ‘ton to its population. possesses so many exce lent pub lic institutions for the advancement of CHlixiva. « t% | sciences, literature, and useful knowledgs Of every e Holland ! a edorisiovene ‘(feally thinks’) fe Bas elated the | truth, the reasovable inference 1s, that his abominable Fourier principles and doctiines barred hias from the roolety of the respectable and iutwiligent portion of the community in Holland ‘This can.be his ouly apology If any man rhould ask him, “Sir, are you well in- formed as regards society in Holland?” let him can- didly answer, “No, eir, | am not’ JOHN F, VAN EDEN HOLLERMANN, o’clock on Mondey morning, with the benc: by dicted, 8; abandonment, 1—total. 63. ‘Trortina—Usrew Cour: time, was decided on Monday afternoon, at the above track. About two weeks since, the owner of s. m. Lady Bevins, wagered heragainst $200, that she could trot eighteen miles, in harness, in an hour; the day to be fair, andthe track good. Monday after- noon, the weacher and track were considered favora. ble, and the backer of time called on the match. The mare lost by three seconds and @ half. She was driven by C. 8. Bartine, The nag was not in good condi- tien, and her defeat may be attributed alone to that cal This performance did not draw out so an attendance as was expected, although those who were there, made the best of their time in Snancial opera- tions, The tate of the odds was 100 to 60 on time. The following table shows the result :— Miles. Time of Miles. 8:20 The trotting match for $200, between the two horses from Paterson, N. J., on Monday over the Union track, two mile heats, to wagons, came off according to announcement, but excited little interest. Mr. rey horse won in two straight heats, Tiwe 6:86 — 6:82, Trorring Marcu For $2,000,—The Boston trotting horse, Grey Eagle, was taken to Philadelphia on Monday, to contend to day with Zachary Taylor, mile beats. best three in five under the saddle, for $2,000, over the Hunting Park Course. It is understood that both horses are in excellent condition, and a tremen- dour race i# anticipated. The Philadelphia horse is the favorite. Union Course, Noy. 3.—-Trotting match for $200, mile heate, best three in Gve. C. 8. Bartine names bi. g. Stranger. 1 E, Elliott names g.m Lady Ellen. 2 Time—2:63 - 2:51—2:58— Same Day.—Trotting match for $100, mile heats. C. S_ Bartine names spotted, g.SantaAnna. 1 1 Mr. Hendrickeon names r. g. John 22 Time—3:0434—2:59, bouts Races, Oct, 26.—Purse $500--Three Mile eats. . K, Kynder’s b. m. Jouny Lind, by imp Glonco outof Betsey Malone—-5 years—~107 lbs. be | W.P. Greer’s ch Doubloon, by im; x grave, out of Picayune—3 years old—86 lbs. 2 2 Time, 6:17—2d, 6:06. —St. Louis’ Republican, Oct. 27. # Monier Races.—The race over the Bascomb Course Oct 26, came off and resulted as follow: David Barnes’ b. g. Mexico,. . . J. Kyles’ b.m Sleeping Maggot. ... . Col, R. H, Long’ss h. Dun Riddle. Time—2 m. 3 6,.—2m. 4: Law Intelligence, Unite States Circuit Court, Noy. 6,—Before Judges Nelson and Betts.— Case of Greenwood —E G. Greenwood, convicted on Friday of manslanghter, for the homicide of William Carlyle, in April last, on the high sear, was sentenced to three years imprisonment, and to paya fine of $1,000. Charles Bertrand, indicted tor the murder of Albert Burgess, was then arranged and pleaded not guilty; his trial was fixed for Monday m-xt. The [oust proceeded to call the calendar of civil causes; no case ~“!Bg ready, the Court adjourned until Wednesday. Surreme Court, Nov. 6.— Present Justices Edmonds, Hurlbut and Edmonds.—The Court was formally open- d. and then adjourned to Wednesday. Ciacuit Court, Nov. 6.—Before Judge Edmonds.— The November term of this Court was commenced to- His honor first proceeded to hear exparté He next swore ina jury, and afterwards equity cause, Surrriorn Court, Nov. 6.—Present, Justices Vander- poeland Sandferd —The November (argument) term of this court commenced to-day. Common Puras, Nov. 6.—Betore Judge Ulshoeffer. — The court met to day, swore ina jury, and adjourned; novsures.being ready. ‘The court e ail adjourned to Wednesday next, Court or Gexenat Sessions.—November Term— Before the Recorder and Aldermen McKnight and Fitzgerald. ‘The November term of this court was opened at 11 as above. It promises to be a business term, as will appear trom the following:— Calendar of cases which will have to be disposed of : Ascault and battery, with intext to kill, 3; robbery in the first degree, 4; riot and assault and battery, 3; as- sault and battery embezzlement, 1; grand larceny, 28; obtaining goods 2; incest, 2; bigamy,1; burgiary, 6; false pretences, 1; libel, 1; misdemeanor, 2; in- The Juries —Only six of the jurors summoned for the grand inqueet, and only fourteen petit jurors, an- swered to their names when called. These were, fore, discharged until Wedn business of the court will be taken up. jay morning, wh Court or Arrears —The November term will oom- menee at the court room. in the city of Syracuse, on ‘Tuesday, November 7 There are 113 cases on the calendar, of which we give some of the first. No. 1. William Small, pl’ff in error, vs. The Herkimer Manu- facturing and Abner Wairod, pl'ff in error, v8. Jacob Shuler, def’t in errer, Cook et al, def'ts in error. 4. Clark Chemplin, pitt in error, vs. The People, def'ts in error. 5. M Champlin, pl'ff in error, vs. The People, def’ts in error. 6. Jabex H. Gilbert, sppellee, vs. Stephen Luce, appellants. ydraulic Company, def'ts in error. 2. 3, Prescott MeDoel, pl'ff in error, vs. Anson G. oses t al. 7. Henry W. Sebroeppell, apj Richard S. Corning. sppellee. 8. Jerem: y ‘he Madison Co. Mutual Insuranee Isaac K. Beach, et al., pl'ffs Crain, def't in error. 10. James ., appellants, va. Charles H. Doo- little, respondent. 11 Cheney Amidon, surv'gadm'r, ke et al. appellants, vs. Heman J. Redfield, et al., te, &e. respondents. 12. Wm. K. Blair, appellant, ys. Stephen D. Dillaye, respondent. 13, John Green, appellant, vs Calvin Hall, respondent, 14. Silas Mar- <a et Sppellants, Robert M. Scymour, ot al., respondents. 15. George C. Tallmar. pl’ff in error, vs. Samuel B’ White, deft inerror. 16. The People, pl’ffs in error, vs. Richard S. Corning, def’t in error. 17. James Cox, appellant, vs. Hiram Clift, respondent. 18. William W. ‘Teall, pi’ff in error, vs. Mary C. Felton, by ber next friend, &c, def’t im error. 19 Silas Smith, appellant, vs Eliza Crary, respondent. 20. The Trustees of Hamilton College, appellants, vs. Alvan Stewart, respondent, 21. Thomas Burch, appellant, ve. Walter L Newbury, imp'd, &c, respondent. 22. Benjamin Sweet, adm'r, &c., appellant, vs. Ira Chase, etal, ex’rs, &c, respondents 23. Herman Strong, Sheriff, Ke, appellant, agt. William Rogers, jr.. res- ‘24. Benjamin Ogebury, respondent, ag! appellant. 25, Horace Biddleeum, res- gt. John Steward. jr, and others, appel- jants. 26 The Onondaga County Mutual Insurance Company, respondents, agt. Isaao T. Minard and othe! pellants. 27. Samuel D. Dakin and other ap- t. James Bailey respondent. 28. Samuel . Dakin and others appellant, agt. John M. Builey, respondent 30 muel. D. Dakin and other appel- lant, agt. Thos Bailey, et al,respondents 31, Ase- nath Aikin, adm’x, ‘ sspondent, agt. John Mat- thews and other apy 32. David S. Colvin, pl im error. vs. Charies A. |lolbrook, def’t in error. 33, Edmuzd Merry, res) nt, agt, Russel Sturgis, ap- peliant. 34. James M ker and other respondents, agt. Jacon C. Woodruff, sppellant. 35, Luther Hall, appellant, agt.. John Fanner and other respondents 86, Daniel V. Thomas and other executors, &o , ap- pellante, agt. Damon Coats, respondent. 37. Jason C. Osgood. pl'ff in error, ve George Harp, deft in er- rer, 38 Asa Bishop, pl'ff im error, vs. Nicholas Bet- singer, deft in error. * Hon. Grorer McDurrre.—We copy with much pleasure the following paragraph, from the Ham- burg Journal of Thursday :—* We are gratified t nounce. on the authority of a letter to a gentl this place, that the health of this distinguished geutle- man is greatly improved; and that strong hopes are entertalned by his physician of its complete restora- tion. Should such a gratifying event occur, it would not only be bailed with delight by his numerous friends and admirers, but would furnish the strongest evidence of the efficacy of the water cure—a system. we truly believe, that is destined to confer upon man- kind such signa! benefit and blessings.” MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD, The mails of the steamer Europa, Captain Lott, will clore in this city at €leven o'clock this morning — ‘The steamer will leave her wharf at noon to-day. The Weekly Herald, the contents of which will em- brace all the important news of week, including the result of the Presidential Election, will be ready at nine o'clock. It will be printed in the French and English languages. THE WEEKLY HERALD. THE RETURNS OF THE GREAT ELECTION. The Werkly Herold, to contain the full popular vote of 1844, und tbe returns of the great elestion of 1818: fo far as known, will be published at nite o'clock on Saturday This will be a most valuable sheet, and should be preserved by every one. Single copies six pence. To the Losers.—At sunset on the 7th Inst, clvotion will be received, At. the same time, all who bave “bets” pending will know whether “it 13 to be, or whether they ate to recaive OF {0 Pay forahat. The urae, Will be pratifiod With tho knowledge of the fact, £128 Fulton wtr eel! hie beat fate for four the reru tof t \ th not to be Towers, of KNOX. wi © infinitely bettor sod hich, on trial, will pr teenty yer fee cheaper Uhan’ ean te purobased at any respec: tableatore in the ones Ai wre der Sh Drawers, Gloves, Half BB igh ng ortment of all qualities oT Cheap Furnishing Stores, °C for 4 and 4 Nassan stroct, oppo wih Wi thelvernié office. The «Richetien” Goid Pen head wa pane © years. ‘They e nd elastio, are 8. Senate foe the beet and nyo Revain bi i Bld wee eg Watson ke Co, No. 15 Well atrest, Gold pons ro- New York, November 5, 1848, paired, Bed fe Meowts iinewn, aa’ Zo need ne com. 7 it has never been shaving buen aasded the ‘merican Institute, on eaeh en exhibited for comp>tition, antiemen in this and other world, acknowledging ite the Factory, 147 Broadway, oor- cif Adopt the Style In which the H. and Whiskers are cut to the ree appearance of the wear-r, and exeeute the work with neatress—then you ornament the exterior of man. So says HILL, the Inimitable, at No, 13 Nasu [op aed may be found his Infalli Onguent for ir. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Nov. 7—6 P. M. There was an improvement to-dayin every stock sold at the Board, but the eales were only toa modo- rate extent. The election put a stop nearly to a) kinds of business; but the probability of Gen. Taylor's election, had @ good effect in the stock market. At the first Board to-day, Treasury Notes went up ‘; per cent.; Obio 6's, }; Farmer's Loan, 4; Erie Railroad, new, 4; Harlem, '4; Canton, 34; Mortis Canal, ';; Long Island, 4; Reading Railroad, 3¢. At the Second Board, Erie Railroad, new, advanced 44 per cent.; Farmers’ Loan, !<; Canton Co, 3. The effect of the revolutions on the continent of Europe, upon the commerce of Great Britain, is like- ly to be of the most disastrous nature. The manu- facturers gf England have heretofore found large mar- kets on the continent for their fabrics, and whatever reduces the’consumption in that section of the world cannot but injure very seriously the prosperity of this important British interest. England will feel the re- volutions on the Continent in this way more than any other; and if continued for any length of time, they wil eventually produce a revolution in Great Britain that will change entirely the political and finanoial insti tutions of that country. As we have before remarked, there is very little prospect ofamy revolution in Eng- and similar to those which have taken place on the Continent; but any one acquainted with the position She oceupies in the commercial world, knows that she can only maintain it by the preservation of the mo- nopoly she bag so long enjoyed of the Kuropean mar- kets; and nothing alarms British politicians and capital- ists so much , as toace any reduction in the demand from those sources. The export tables are, therefore, closely watched, and the cause of any decline is sought out with the greatest avidity, and, if possible, a remedy at once applied. The decrease in the exports of British mannfactures, within the past ten months, bas been a large per cent, the cause of which is beyond the influence of the government, or any other power, At this time, such a falling off in the exports is peculiarly unfortunate, and will be attended with the most fatal consequences, A larger portion than usual of the exports from Great Britain to vie Continent, will, this year and next, be required to pay for the quantity Of breadstuffs which will be im- ported into the United Kingdom, to aipply the deft. ciency in her own productidns; and her resourced Will in this way be more seriously restricted than appears i apparent from the tables of exports. In the event of , general war in Europe, there will be a drain of speci wore than an export of bullion in payment for bread- stuffs, or by any ordinary derangement in commercia] affairs. The scarcity of gold and silver which would be experienced soon after the commencement of a ge- neral war on the Continent, would tend very much, | not only to a further depreciation iu prices for mana- factures and products of all kinds, but to » farther re- duction in the demand for consumption, and conse- quently in the exports from Great Britain. The amount of tolls received on allthe New York State canals during the fourth week in October, and the totals wp tothe first of November, were an- nexed:— New Yorn State Canats—Amounr or Tots. 4th week in Oct. Total to 1st Nov. . $99,927 66 $1,580,526 52 114 661 74 1,792,485. 52 1,525,525 49 « 102.855 13 «+ 125.171 67 1.826.670 35 from England. that will affect her financial aystem | } Cls¥ TRADE REPOR’ T Nov. 12 P. Asuxs.—We notice sales of 100 bbls. Pearls at ngs; we re sales of 4.000 bbia , including 1.000 for export, at $5 sony. oe tase rates reachi: ina moderate’ os to be held at $3 25 a $3 31%, for for Ohio Wheat is active, the bush. at $1 11; Genesee is selling, vay at $125. Corn is without change up 12.000 bushels at 664 670. for 244 a 730. for round id as before, with email . Ohio mess and prime pork are steady at $13 a $9; of beef there have been eales of 800 barrels at #9 12% a $9 50 for mers, and $5 9 $5 25 for prime, Lard icuist at 7a 7340. for good to choice lota Butter is selling to afair extent at 936 a 160. Waisxey—Sales 100 bar- Tels prison at 2c. Tvrspar, Nov. 7—6 P.M. This being election day, Change was less crowded with business men, and the market for produce was comrequently inact Moderate sales of Flour were made at yesterday's prices. Wheat remained about The demend for Corn was steady, at about ith the exception of common low made rather in favor of buyers. There was no changein Meal. Sales of Rye were pretty freely made at yesterday’ There was no change in Provisi ‘There some better feeling in Molasses, with Moderate sales of Cot- ton were made at previous rates Asu+s,—Sales of 75 @ 100 bbls. both sorts, were made at $6 25, Bueapsturrs.—Flour—The sales reached about 5,000 & 6,000 bbis., including this State Western brands, Michigan, this State, Oswego, &e , at $5 25 a $5 37K. with straight and pure brands Genesee, at $5 37% « $5 44, There was no change in Ohio or in Southern, Wheat—Sales of 18,000 bushels Ohie were made at $1 11; and 2.000 a 5.000d0 common Chic: under $1 Corn—The sales reached about 330, 40,000 bushels, including chiefly common mixed. at 62k. a 67e The latter figure was also paid for some lots high mixed. Several lots round yellow were sold at Tie. Meal was firm, at $3 2 Rye - Sales of 5.000 46.000 bushels were made at 6630. in the slip, a U70 delivered. There was no change in 0. Corron.—The market was slimly attended to-day, and the pales are reported at 00 bales, aie —We notice a of 300 chests crude, at . #xuit.—The only bunch raising. at $1.50, Faerants — 7000 to 8000 bbls. flour were engaged for Liverpool, in @ British vereel, at 28, andin American vessels at 2s, Gd. Corn was engaged at 8d.,in bulk; corn was also engeged to Ireland, in bulk, at Od. Mocasses. There were sales of 400 hhds. tart and sweet Cardenas at 163g0, and 250 Cuba Muscovado (a good article) at 193¢c , usual time. Navat Stoners —We notice a sale of 1000 bbls, com- mon North county rosin at $1 12, and spirits are held at 36 a 37c , with small sales, O1rs —Further sales of 300 bbls. 5c. Linseed continues dull at 52, 53. and 54 Provisions —Sales of about 400 bbls prime pork were made at $15, ond prime — 200 bbis, old at 740. Beef—Sales of 2 at $91236 a $9374 for mos reported was 1000 boxes shipping whale at °. moss and and $5 25 for eeee— sales of 3000 boxus were made for ex- Oke. at $3 6236 a $375 per 100 Srices—A cargo, consisting of 1800 bags Jamaica Pimento, was sold at 6c. cash, short price. Taviow.— We notice sales 12,000 ibs. prime tallow at 90. 00 baskets champagne were disposed of at Wine, private bargein Wuiskey.—Sales of 200 bbls. State Prison were made at 24c, MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES Prutapenrisa, Nov. 7—Hirst Bo rrd—$6.000 8, Nay. 6's,'05 28; $4,00 Chee, b Dol, 6's, 8034 ; $5,000 State 5's, abwn, 73°; 4.000 State 5's; sSwn, 733! oe 0 Stare 5's, ©. 7334: RWW 3. Nay. 6'4, (5, 16, 273¢7 dhs Nor. Am. Bank. 1183; 1 Cam. and amboy, adhe: 20 Penna Railroad, 14; 50 Rea‘ing Railroad, bd, i44, "After Salex—$13,400 Penn. 5’ 73%; $2,000 Soh, Nay. 6's, 65,27%, Second Board—$1,0W U. 3. frea-ury Notes, 108; $3,000 Penn, 6's, °46 £534; §1 000 Nav. be, 8,27. dfte $1.00 8ch_ Nav. 6' 000 do. 25; $4,000 '05, Ches. and Del, Ganal, 6's, 80. Boston, Nov. 6—Brokers’ Howrd—10 sha Fitchburg Railroad, ‘A do. Reading Kuilroad, b Ido, Vermout Central 4, 034: 5 do- Wortern’R 9%; 8 do, Boston and ce tinilroad, 74 Norwich and Worcester Rail- road, righta New England Worsted Co, $3, b this week; 12 do. do, do. $F; 6 do, Exchange Bank, 9, WANTED, FEMME DE CHAMBRE, WHO sPRaks Spanish and French or Spanish and EngHsh, and wao will have moobjeotion to go South for three orfour months, “Addrsss A.B, Now York Beraid office, UNE THMME DE CHAMBRE, FRANCAISE OU ALLE mande, qui n'aurait aucune répugnance a voyager dans Sud pendant quelques mois, peut trouver une bonne place en e's, dressant au bureau ge ce journal. V ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE ‘yourg women one a Cook, and Washing and Ironing, tho other as Chambermaid or Watter, or assist in Washing and tron- ing. oF general housework, Best of oity reference given. Please callat No, 68 Fourth avenvs ANTED—BY A RESPEUTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A situation to do Goneral Houmwo:kin « gentoo! amall te eno objections to do Chemberwork ; the best Ww moily, or would has tatty reforeuoe given from har last emoloyor, ay rerard honeaty econ for three daysat Philip KeCaffery’ No. ‘Blizabeth etroet. vniamnbtie iy ANTED-BY A RESFECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook or Chambormaid. She is willing’ to assist in Washing ot Ironing, She has lived several years ia Please apply at No, 18,Sixth street. A nice, quiet family WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO ‘Attend to a Grecery store. Only those who are expe- rienced in the city trade, aud oan dations, may apply, this morning, at 76 Ni juve good recommen- 113,566 73 2.142.444 08 165,795 44 2,246,278 26 135,808 12 + 2,855,098. 66 146,955 92 3,198,406 40 . sees 177,175 88 2,801,070 04 ‘Tolls for month of October in 1847..... . $531,150 34 Do. do. 1848, 623,232 36 Increase. serecersseevescees $92 082 02 The deficiency, compared with last year, up to the let of November, was $397,336 36, his will probably be reduced, if the navigation continues as late as last year, toabout three hundred thousand dollars, and if the re. ceipts for November are large as for the month just closed, the aggregate will exceed the estimate formed early in the season, some hundred thousand dollars. The quantity of flour, wheat. corn, and barley, left at tide-water during the fourth week in Ootober, in 3 1847 and 1848, is as follows :— Flour, bbis, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu, Barley bu, 149.480 "183,37 125,280 0,234 4 165,: "226,129 BTM MBO. 81,019 Increase... 76049 75447 22788 69,685 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide-water from the commencement of navigation tothe Slst of October, inclusive, is as follows :— Flour, bbls, Wheat, bu, Corn, bu, Barley, bu. TAT. e eee SITSTIS 3205016" Goon'30R 5.400 1848... 2,227,589 2,225,613 2,506,743 97h Deoreaso,... 46,176 908,403 3,189,614 Ine, 19,057 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the Jatter left at tide water, this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows # decrease equal to 1,146,056 bbls. ef flour. ‘The receipts of barley during the months of Sep- tember and October, last year, were 649,202 bushels; the receipts for the same period this year, have been 835,367 bushels, showing an increase this year over last of 185,165 bushels. The following table shows tke quantity of some ot the principal articles of produce left at tide water, from the commencement of navigation to the 3ist of October, inclusive, during the years 1846, (199 days,) 1847, (184 days,) and 1848, (184 days)— ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, ONE OR TWO Rooms, with full or partial board, in tho upper part of the city, and in the vicinity of Broadway. Please siaty terms toT. M., bax 424 Port Office, W 4ANTED—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, as Laundress, Chambormaid, or to do general housework in @ private family, Has po objection to do either, andoan give good city reference, Please apply at No. 8 Fifth street, in the Thread and Needle Store. ANTED—A SITUATION A: TRESS. A YOUNG and corset maker, & om the Indy ehe Inst r en, OF & note 826 Broadway, near ‘Twelfth street, addversed to A. K., will be attanded to, ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TA BY TAO RESPECTAR! ‘oung Women—the one to do general house-work; is 00d pain ook and excellent was! and i,oner—the other to Go the general housework of family. ‘The best of cit rrferencer can te given, “enre call at 109 West ‘Lwentieth street, where they cnn be seen till engaged. ANTS A SITUATION.—A STEADY GIRL, WHO PER feet ds the care of children from their infan- it thamber work, or Sewing. The best of Apply at 116 Eighth street, Cliaton Place, for two days. ANTED—A SITUA’ in a respectable fermi BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to do Chamberwork and fine st of city refereace given Please call at No. 3 Vandam FY street. Can be seen for two days, hing ! ANIED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN OF INDUSTRIOUS habita, a ertoation ax plain Cook; at Washing and Ironing in yerfect; no objection to do general Housework in a private iamuily, Good city reference from her last piece. Pleuge call at 14 Hester etreet, in the rear; oan be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A kESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, or to do housework ins small fomily. ‘The best of city reference givon, Ploase call at 25 Bast Kloventh street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG jections irossma- ‘Woman. a s'tuation to t 0 & short die‘ance in 1! nt ker. Pleaae call at 4 West Broadwsy, in the ret street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN, A SITUA. ble priva'e family. no «lject; only s comfortable home is require, | Co hy letter to H. M., at Lovel's Circulating Library, 3) Weat Broad. way. 1@ care of cnildren; no ol IN A DRY GOODS STORE, Receirts or Propvce at Troe Waren. 1846. 1847. 1848 April 16 May 1. May 1. 13,942 3,178,715 2,227,539 3,226,016 © -2'225.613 406,255 5,604,362 2,504,748 see 1,642,728 958,468 917,625 35,576 33,242 24840 17,307 71,964 83.721 Aches, do...+++ 43.066 29,529 33,182 Butter, lbs +11,952723 14,260,180 15,740,200 Lard, do, 6,212. 100 5,091.850 9 645.875 Cheese, do. 20,547.47 23,241.435 = 28,280,792 Wool, do. + 7,890,835 — 10,299.620 7,501,562 Bacon, do 1.778400 8,489,430 8,064 141 The receipts for the fourth week in October, this year, were much larger than for the same week last arance, of ahout 14 years of age: a will be given Apply nt 425 Broad w: HE B#AREK 13 A YOUNG WOMAY THAT CAN be well recommended from her last place. She wants a ei- ‘uation with a respectable family, to do covking, washing and ircning. Whoever wante such a young woman can have aa in wrvew with ber at 20 Talmon street, Brooklyn. ASHING.—WANTED. A FEW FAMILIES OR GENTLE men's Washing on reasonable terms—got ap on the shortest notice. Good rference. Address Mrs, Downs, 350 Fourth ave- ne, UST ARRIVED #4OM EUROPE, A YOUNG who speaks Freveb fluent y and his wif’, wh of fiuding a situation together, the man as Conc! wok ; bot estand perfrerly well their ferences, Please to addressto J. RK. year, there having been an increase in each item. The aggregate deficiency has been reduced to less than one million barrels flour, and less than one million bushels of wheat. Im corn the deorease is atill s large per cent; while in barley there has already been an inorease over the receipts for the same time last year. In addition to the above comparative table of the receipts at tide water, we annex a comparative state- ment of some of the leading articies received thus far this year, with @ corresponding period im previous years :— Flour, bole, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu, Barley, bu. VHB... os 2,227,539 2,225,613 2,604,768 47 625 1845, i ‘988,909 90,833 782 230 Tnorense,, 438 366 2,473,910 195,29 2,504,748, 97,525 1,406 255, Lone 7es 16,403 Tmo, 121,454 Ino. 1,097,498 Deo, 65,05 The receipte last year, from the 3ist of October to the clore of canal navigation, were as follows :—Fiour, 179,257 bbis.; wheat, 918 814 bushels; corn, 359,483 do.; 664,662 do. eee nee teen Wiinanks, Deoreaee.. $4000 Treas Notes, 6s M3150 shsCantonCo ahd 000 do Wg BO do p60 5000 U 86x, ‘68, coupon ee iy 4 by 2000 Bi 3 0 000 Penn ba, 10 73 4 1100 Ohio 6s, y do 6 100% 100 do 60 0.78 lig 50 Nor & Wore RR 00 Keading Bonds Shp do 100 Dlinois Fundable 411 Reading Railroad 00 City 68, of "66 2 160 do a do’ of 70 § do 430 5 25 ebs Del & Hud Canal 137 100 do e303 15 Dank of Americ ot 50 Harlem Railroad b10 NY RN Maven RR bby 200 do 4 jw Plemx Bank * 7s 100 do 060 { Erie dailrosd new, full 6136 100 do 15 do 62” 300 = do 0 0 00 €2 B00) coe 50 Farmers’ Trost 160 2734 G0) L Island Railrond 10 do 45 2% 10 do t HO do am wo do BIO 21% sb Canton Company Bulg 100d ci Scoond Board, S10C0 Erie Ge bonds f9'4 60 ehs Brie Railroad, old 67 GO rhs Erie Railroad, full 62 100Canton Company = a 62% 80 do Boy 87 do 20 Farmers’ Trust aM 70 $l0W WANIRO, AN® AN ACTIVE BU! hers man ax Partner, to transact » highly respectal al man, whore hy, may be 0 ane long tried business, for a professi corfire hin at home $3) to $OM), m: " Best of referenoes given. Address “ MeDonard,” Herald wee Office. iat as ale ea YOUSG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRI- vate family, as Cook, Waster and Ironer, and it rood Baker, No. 192 First of references ean 'b given, Plerse adi be neon for two ‘ve, Lotween If th and Eleventh streets. She MAN WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD two or three Teath, on the he office of this BEDROOM, WITH om Abe BOARD, ZA wanted. by a gentioma mrivate nily above Une: Mark Keferences gvesand required, Ad tree Box 1208, Post Offioe SURMISE «MS WITH O4 WITHOUT BOARD ARB | arin efor «gentionan and his wife and for a nly penile sconven ent and pleamat lywatow, Apply Re ar Grand. OFFER HOUSE, 86 MAIDEN ek Tao fa tat aati er of reaut Solty, JON PR Have ri adou sty Off rs a Homie, tor or 4 woud wins Ataty © adminis eration of twit) every variety ved, @e usual at $l HUANG Sst0d, Pr sOner chon at $12. Fine Sougiieh woiled and plain Rancers, ¥ low prices. , 65 Foun 8x06 up stiles, TRE NOVEMBER ‘4—Third of Me. He Piclae Wil be portend Soc tttey im Gfibert 1 Ohara Geary Giark; Br chapass tad iy Gay. Spankee, Mion Mary Taylor) 'Se.¥6 Sobaay ar eeeies eee reshma Hn romio of Ephesus, Mr. T. | Mary Taylor, 60 cents; Upper Bu sta. ‘Doors open at Md (CEAMZRAUS MEW SATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Chatham.—W. Ni bes i the Fairy deny t THE VISIBLE Bain von C4 Leander, Mr. C. Been Ripamanetio, es, 5 before to Placide; Circle, 76 conte; Famil 25 conta; Pi ‘outa; Gallery, before 7; athe. hd owina of Tobolaki, Mra. Wood To conclude with the ER ~ Benjamin Bowtell, Mr. Miss Milos. Poterhof, Mra G. Chi faroo of the ILLUSTRIOUS STRAN © Burke; Princess Aura, Mra. C) 636; performanceto hapman ; Fatim: commence at 7. the New Orleans Serenaders, commence at] precisely. Boxes, 12}g00nte. conte; Plt and Gallery, Jf ECHANICS’ HALL, No. 472 Broadway, | Mi ea Broome steve ee Grand tweom ts, commenced on Monday, October and will continue every night until further “otles wink week of the re Tho priginal and woll-known CHKISTY'S ‘MINSTR| ined 342.) ‘THE FIRST TO LARMO- NIZE NEG ILODIES, AND ORIGINATORS OP ie PRESENT POPULAR STYLE ETHIOPIAN ENT TAINMENTS, whose concorta in thli city, for a period of a months, were received with such disti d favor and pateo- » ba the hor f adit oiN Smt and vin. tn lv sr Oe a of Byes Cres trigger egal Sve, Concert will commence at 8 o'clock, An Afterns ‘oncert 6 00m Saturday, oommenot i : themanaserent and diveodon of, BGhritee’ © M7 Under ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T, BARNUM, PRO- Drictor; F. Hitoheook, Mi Splondid seroma for Littlefin- anager, every afternoon at 8, and evening at 7i< o'clook. tho amallest human being of earth shat ean altho atte ng Sable wr. Stand alone. Great Western, the Yankee Comedian. ‘The Brothers, a most superb and talented band of Negro Singors, Dane gers, ke.” Pete Morris, Comio singer. ‘The Highland Mammoth Boye, Enormous Bos Conatrictor. Laving OrangOutang, Fairy Family. “Infant Vestris. Wax Soripture Stataary. Madam Rock well, the famovs Fortune Teller, may be privately consulted ab ‘an extra chi of 2 centa, Admission to the whole, including Musou. Verformances, Liste Fingers a. 36 conta; ehildren inder ten years of and old enou wi alone, 12} Reserved front seat, one shilling pang extra, WO EXHIBITIONS.--GRAND COMBINATION OF BAN- T “oxton'e Sacred. Dioraasee fof the Crontion of the World, and the Grond Spectacle of the Deluge. Als», twenty-two magnificent Scriptural Faintings by Mr. Baker, of London ; each one contain ing about 100 square feet of oanvase—the whole com ‘one the most beautiful and in exhibitions over exhibited America. Zhe Croation, Fall of Man, Judamont ofthe Almighty, Expulsion from Paradise, Death ot Abel, Evening before the De luge, The Deluxe, God's Covenant with Noah, dom and Gomorrah, Panghter of Pharaoh Finding | Plaguo, Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, Meves bios, Fall of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &0. o,—now exhibiting every night thia week, and Wi at thros afternoons, commencit n 1, $96 Broadway, over Stoppant's ITON'S entirely new Gran ramasof the most magnificent 8) le York—Creation of the World and the Delt fulinstromental aceompanimenta, Six it Boonery and Incidente—Chi the Siete De ry Zang roan joon ani mu » Ci Fitch Day, ‘Creation of Animaje Bin Baer, Gand sree Adam and Eve, With the odmf of the Cros- tion, the first ‘ef the oxhibition closes. Part2—< ma of the ee Tickets 25 ata; childsen halt pate Doses open at 7—curtain risen at 734 1OO RiGBTS HANINGTON'S MAGNIFICENT SACRED Dioramas of the Creation and Delage, have been crowded nighiy, with admiring and delighted audiences, for 100 nights, ‘They are one of the most magnificent and splendid spectacles over witneserd in New York, Admittance 25 cente; corner of Broad- way and Walker street, AQ, OOO ZERSONS AND 15000 SUNDAY scHOOL 2 scholars have visited Hanington’s Saared Diora mas of the Creation and Deluge. To accommodate the great rash of echoo's and families, there will be an exhib:tion every after- noon, at 3 o'clock, and evening. until further notice The even- ing exhibition commences at 75¢ o'clock, corner of Broadway and alker street. APOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.—THIS GREAT HIS- horical Picture, by Delaroche, i@ now exhibiting at the Nav tional Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard street. Open from nine, AM., until ten, P.M. Admission, 250.5 Freih nF zi i ¥ AND SON—Mr. Mr, Jordan; Mijor Jes Wr Raymond; Bro Bagastock, Mr. B: Captain Cuttle, Mr. ‘ e Doe, Tg Jac! Circle or Second Tee 3 sar tain to rise at 7 o'clock. Mac 'r 5, the entertainm: oe, Nov ent sical extra ntiled HERO AND LE Mr. Conover; Hi ‘oberts ; Ver which a drema entitled QUEENSBURY FETE—G Mr, Holland ; Countess Rosedale, Mise Clark. To & drama entitled ESMBRALDA— odo, Grengoire elude with « farce enti Marmaduke Primrose, Mi Doors open at half-past in Tryon aad Corporal Thoms Toeadey, and’ Wednesday, Nev. 6,7 Somerset Man, will appear in com the other Vaulters of the Troupe, tn Still Vaulting; Mme. Carrol will Horomanship, called the Bedouin Musical Clown, and his great dog Buffor, ha Little Bob Williama will appoar aa the. Y: Traiuing: Principal act by Mr_ John Shindel Indian Hunter; Clown, Mr. Gossin, Io; ‘under 10, to boxes, 25 conte; upper boxes 25 JANDS, LENT & CO.’S HIPPOPER MAN ARENA, D Cirout—Last Woek.—This Mammoth Betabligniagae the Jnrgest and mont expensive of the kind existin for s short timo only, on Righth stivet, noar the Opera Hows, where exhibitions are daily. ‘Tho perfor White exhibitions ars given daily. ‘Tho performances at. this Me- t he feata of Eleohants, Camels, Horses, and an u lod troupe of Trick Ponies, Together with the acts of did corps of Equestrian and Gymanatie Artists, ission, 25 cents. Children under Ten, half price. D 336 o'clock. Performa, "4 o'cloa. ednesday and Saturday a! ‘oook, TUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY.—TaIS EVEN- ing, Wedneeday, Noy. sth, tainment on the Songs of Scot! when he will sing ing popular songs ana ballads: Wesl may the boatie tow? boy caller herring? My boy, Tammie; The Flowers Forest ; Y Loe! bar the door ; WILSON will give an enter. Whe'll of the Love wakce and weeps; Get up and yd and marsied and a’: Soote wha has wir Wallace b'ed'; The Land o' the Leal; Alister M'Aliatzr ; There ix nae luck aboot the house. ‘The doors w.ll be op snad SETH, and the ontertainment terminate about 10, Tickets 60 conta, “Book of the words 1245 centa, ILSON’S ENTERTAINMENTS ON TUE SONGS OF Scotland.—Mr, Wilson will tertainments in the Btuyvosant Institute, Broadway, on the eve of Wednesday and Friday, the 8th and 10th November, ght o'clock, om which occasions he will sing choice selections of his mest ad- d ballads, the stores, ‘Tiekets, mired sony ogramines of which may be had at the muse Book of the Songs, 13340. RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ txc., 508 Broadway.—Soenes in the Gulf; Burning the M. B. Creole; Shipwreck of the Somers; Arrival ‘of the Flest Steam ers and Ships steaming and Lory eed Real Cannon loaded ved by ; Gran maationeat vy day and Saturday afternoon at EXICO ILLUSTRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH fully magnificent aud elaborate Moving Panoramio Views, cuted ‘under the immediate direction of Mr. F. Grain, Giving » view of the various battles, and a picturesque re tation of the gorgcaus and romantio scenery'on the fine off pursued by tho American Army, unde. tho command of Scott, from Vera Crus to the City of Mexico, afterncons of Wednesday and Se comer of Broadway and Walker streot. Dooes te Tickets for ry gentleman = ing five person tho office, from 3 all ih and with sehools, PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—THR MAG- niftcent group ot Marble Satuary, executed at Romo, by the celebrated 81 nhauser, reprosonting Hero and Leander, is now onexhibition in the Southeast Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts, in Chestnut street, above Tenth, from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M., being brilliantly iNuminated in the evening. Single admission 25 centa; weason tickets $l. from 2 till 4. Liberal terms made season tickets, 500, A UCHON NOTICE— MORTGAGE AND MARSHAL'S SALE of Furniture &c.—This day, at 1034 o'clock, in the old Church corner William and Frankfort strocts, comprising a goneral ay. sortment of Hovse-furnishng articles, “Also, four sofns, 43 chairs, tatler, bureaus, Book onses, French bedsteads, 2 splendid piano Lortes. tailors’ cutting table and board, stoves, paintings, &o., fe, ©. R. Taylor, Attorney; @. V. Butler, Marshal. THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. {}OR SALE—TBE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILL of the old estabiished Jewelry Store, No. 72 Chatham strect, «stablished by Jobn Brock, deceased. ‘Apply to Mrs. Brock, on the premises, or H.M. Western, eq, No.235 Broadway. It not it will then be offered at nuotion, told by the 15th Novem! OR SALE—A LOT IN TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN Eighth and Nivth avenuos, with lot adjoing on rear, in Twent} First street, the former opposite to St. Peter's Church; $2 may remain on bond and mortgnge for a term of years. Apply at 168 Fropt street. RAIDING MACHINES FOR SALE-—TWENTY FIRST rate seventeen-steand Braiding machines, in good order. on benches, with shafts, &c., complete, ready for immediate use. Can. be seon at No, 166 Water at, ESTCHESTER FARMS FOR SALE.—THAL TRACT OF land known as the Thomas Farm, si aye Pal acres ituated about between White Plains and Portchester, will be sold at Auction, at White Plaing, in lote, varying from 40 to cach. a8 per survey, on the lst day of Maroh next, at 10 the firencon. | Terme, tem per cent on the day of sale, twonty por cent on the Ist of April when the deeds will be delivered and session given, and the remainder on bond and mort for Rue Zeatsat6 pet cont, On said land are four dwellings out: jouses, &o. Being so near to New York (can be reached in two hours) render these situations very desirable, as the Harlem Rail Road depot at white Plains is but about 344 miles distant, The New Haven Rail Road passing through Portchester f226, milo distant) will be in active operation in a few months; also, steam- boats and sloope daily to and from Portchestor. For farther par- tiewlars apply Ch ‘HOMAS T. FERRI3, 28 Lafayette Place, chere a map can be seen, ¥ RACELET LOST.—LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING, AT the Opera, Astor Place, a Mosaic Bracelet. The finder will be hberally rewarded by leaving it at HENRY OTTO's, oS Warren street. (BE FIELD AND LINE OFFICERS OF THE FIRST DI. vision New York Stato Militis are requested to meet at Military Hall, 193 Bowery, on Thursday ovening, 9th instant, at 744 oelock, to take into consideration the subject. of petitioning e ture to alter the present Miitia Law of this State, By request of several officers of the Division. JPEATBERS—CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE Ei by _ GREENWAYS & BU DSON, 115 Pear! street. AS FIXTUKES.—J. STOUVENEL & CO., NO. 737 BROAD. ‘way, have splendid assortment of the richest Gas Fixtures of entirely new patterns, and warranted, in every respect, the best and cheapest in this city. Also, Chin: in and hea riage to match any patterns, Glass ware; cut, pi and moulded, every descript on, of their ownmanufacture. Solar Lamps, Gi- rackets, Can articles, ota, Bohemian 0008 loamed for parties. No. 737 Broadway, Ni 8 John; Factory, No. Gold street, N. Y. ‘iba i UN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY._NEW YORK Nov. 1, 1848.—The following statement of the affairs of this Company is published in conformity with the requirements of the Itth rection of tho Act of ite Inocrporation:— Premiuins on risks not marked off 4th Oct., 1847... $249,785 94 Premiums received for the year ending 4th Oct,, 1848, vis on Marine and In land Navigation and Transportation TiekO... ee ee + . $820,824 96 + 199.662 TO 1,020,407 66 On Fire risks... 193 64 Earned Premiums during the year ing as aforo- nea onid ... . . + $1,034 853 46 Less return Premiums + $4,828 35 ‘Losses during, th rine Inland portation rieks. On Fire risks, . Re-insurances during the year....... Bayenses, salarion, cig rent, Books, stationery, fuel, lights, &o. y Net profits for 1#48.... .. The amount ef Sorip issued for ‘and 184, and reduced in 1840, leaving. <+. ++ $128868 60 Amount of Sorip issued for profits in 1846, 2740 Ditto do. 1847, 200,171 83 ‘Not profits in 1843; 395,251 32 Total profite.. see ees tease sense | SOURTEL OB some aeseta of the Company on ihe’ Gti Ooiober, 1848, wore as follows, viz.: Bonds and Mortesees. «2. oe. oe. ee ee ee es S800 U.S. Stock, Now Yk City’ Stock, and Loans om Stocks and U.S. Treasury Notes... . + 403,557 00 Interest accrued ‘om Bonds and’ Mortgages and Loans . . 368 98 Bilis K syeiss 474,356 68 Premium ollecté ‘Mutual Insurance Companies, &o 7107 08 |. 283,116 38 The Board of Trustess have this day declared odietiunee forty per oeat, on the earned Premiums of the year ending Oct. January next, Also, a dividend of six Scrip heretofore issued, payable on and ‘The ‘srustees have further er cent, in cash on the ter this date, resolved, That the whole residue Amount of certificates of profita authorized to be issued in the em nk t 1s42, 1443 and 1444, and reduced in 1845 (eaid amount be- d and paid 'SIURSDS (0) be redes paid te the holders Joga representatives, om and after the lst day of December from which date all interest will coage thereon, the oertif- to be produced at the time of payment, and surrendered, to Le conoelked—the holders thereof, when surrondered. to reosive a ccrtifiente that he or they will be entitled to m share of what éver sum may hereafter be refunded to the Company by the Go- vervment for duties levied upon goods consumed by the fire in Broad street in July, 1545. By order of the Board, JOUN WHITEHEAD, eoretary, TRUSTEES. Moves H, Grinnell, B. F. Dawson, Conrad W. Faber, Jaded K. Novius, Samue! M. Fox, Frod’k G. Foster, Wm. Kdger Howland, Richard K. Haight, Godfrey. Pattison, Peter Poirier, Swmuel L Mitchell, Gee. Winthrop Grey, Schuy er Livicgstom, Roswoll Spragu», P. Strachan, Slate, Jr, Anthovy B, Neilson, Aifred Seton, Charles Sagory, Theodore Dehon, Will am 8 Fred’k. Wiesmann, Joraph Fovtke, Jt Wm. H. Creagh, docks, Jersey City, om Wednesday, Sth inst, at twolvo (12) e'clock, procieely. Fr Ok 848 FRANCISCO, (UPPER CALLE ing at Valparaiso— fo sail 1th of November.—Tho packet SHvie, DE GHASSE, Un Rich, wil! positively sail on above day, There will be jonrgo 0a board, who will Of any Oopsignments intrusted to him, amd pay pare ing of debenture goods, ko, ke, seage in, the cabin, or stoerage, fox to the Captain on. board, pier No. INGSTON, 22 Broud arvet {1ATEN ISLAND FERRY.—THE STEAMBOAT STATEN § Iniander will eon aa follows :—Leave Now York at 9, 11,1, ig and 6% Folock, Leave Quarsnting at 8 1), 12, 2 and6 woleche ), TOUCH. ORNIA om 8, tor which certiticates will be issued on and after the Lat | thereof, of | HILADELPHIA AGAINST BOSTON! Trotting Course, Philadelphia. — Wednesday, hat ‘clock P. M., will come off the it mateh for $2,000, Mil Heats, beet fire in ave berg = od are ceenins tro! champions, Zachary Taylor, ot hia; an Esglo, Borten, Mr. mames eh. i heepor yo sylor ; i. Wosdrutt namesg.g.Grey Eagle. The celebrated Philadelphia Brass Band will be in attendance, W. COREY, Proprietor. D. JACKSON’3 PATENT AN NUNCIATORS—THB SUB « scribersmanutacture the above machines for hotels, steam- ships, and private dwellings, and are the onl; of them. All persons are cautioned againat infringing the parcel, either as makers or users of them. Orders: ment exoouted AC. IN & CO., warranted, . D. 13234 William street, Now York. FREDERICK KINCKLE, FORMERLY RESIDING at north.east corner of Can: id Elm streets, will bear of something advantageous to himself by calling at the sogar store, north west corner of Canal and Elm streets, N.Y. (PO CAPITALIST —CAPITALISTS DESIROUSTO INVEST money in the manufacturing of an article secured by pee tent, and isin great demand. Tue advantages of this now mode of manufacturing is, thet one man can do six ‘LINE'S OWN, NO. 18.—THE NEXT NUMBER wn walks into city life with a perfectrush—gives at will wake up the Natives—a picture of “Alain- isery,” and other matters unusually interesting. Office, ‘WOSy Broadway. Published every Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Circulation, 18 000, T= (COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- woen the subscribers, under the firm of “ Williams & Ford,” Jest and boot-tree makers, ia this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. CHARLSS R. WILLIAMS. Nov. 1, 1848, JOHN W. FORD. OF LE. ‘Sized Coal, slightly damaged, will be sold at pri- satel ingle ado Efe the nan when Got W. W.SHIPPEN,. trey Li Hoboken, whare th Agent, Forry Landing. Hoboken, where the Cont may be seen.’ N'B.~The shove C ie below the merket price” eve Com Will ola Yory much $50 CHALLENGE—NOTICE 10 GENTLEMEN WHO C41 Sale coat rnow xo "TO 200 TONS i want their old clothes to look likenew. Call at the clean, dying, taloring, and repaicing ostablishment, Gold street, where you oan got all grease extracted from your clothes at the shortest notice, by J.B. NOAH, 66 Goid street, two doors from Beckman. [RISB AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY HIGHFLAVORED ‘and superior quality, in packages to sult the trade, adapted for their purpose than any in the market, For mach less than the usual rates, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Malt Whiskey Distiller, 86 Seventh avenue. Office, 42 Stone st. ‘TRACE CHAINS, ANVILS, Halk CLOTH &o—6% AND 7 feet, assorted Traces; Anvils and Vices, of different weights; & complete sse-rtment of superior C. 8. Filos and Chisels sizes ot Hair Eestines, lee ty veriety of Birmingham and Shefliek ves. a oods. from the she 's trifling advanoo on the sterling cost. JOUN A. NEWBOULD, 56 John street, up stairs. $ ONLY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN tf x tive years. at the office established im 1434, reduction Of prices, Filling with sure gold 78 cents to $1. Extracting 25 Site. Office Broadwar. "ay bi ‘cl (COUGHS AND COLDS—IT NEVER FAILS—IP YOU ARI coughing and wheezing, procure at once a box of Dr. Springs Cough Lorenges, and in twenty-four hours you will be able to run ty them; the price is next te no- o of Broadway and Jobn street; corner of avenue Dand Third street; at 84 Ninth ave- nue; at Guion’s, corner of root ly Bowery and Grand street; and in ‘at 183 Fulton street, N2M, TORK ACADEMY OF | MEDICE York Academy of Medicine will colebrate its sooond anni- ary, at the Church of the Crucifixior, (Bighth street, head of Lafayette Piace.) ‘ecnesday evening, the Sth met. at 7 O'clock, ‘The reverend clergy, tho members of the bar, the medi- cal profeesion of the city its vicinity, with their and the public generally, are respectfully invited to attend. "The Oration will be delivered by James K. Mavley, M. D. JAMES CAMERON, M.D. Chairman Committes of Arrangements. ManovsL, Tarr, M. D.. Secretary. DPE ZEFTRIES ANTIDOTE 18 THE MOST EFFECTUAL Breyaration sold for Gonoreho and other disorders of tbe Sexual Organs mK experience that it will radi- cally cure any case. Tis desirable result is obtained im from ‘two to ten days, and as it neither creates nausea nor offends the palate, and renders unnecessary any deviation in diet or inter roption to usual its, sound sleep, or healthy digest on, the nuisance is thus removed ae speedily as is co Production of thorough and permanent cure. fare entirely vegetable, and no ris effect, either tionally of locally, can be caused by its use. Price $1 per botue, | Sole Agent for this city, C: H. RING, 192 Broadway, oorner Joba, ‘teort | yq EDICAL OFFICE—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STRERE | near Chatham street, 60 well known as the most mocessfal | titioner im New York, in the treatment of venereal | itcleciand fof years, peeaminects, Glee ctriseate, slecey for pre sl bpon the body, oF in the throat oF pom pains "tbe head and bones of the logs, effectually cured. Constitati on by & sooret habit indulged in by ‘men, Inscivious dreams and nigitly emissions, positi Reoent cases cured in four days, without mercary. fet. or prevention from Caaneas [0 CURR, NO PAY.—DK, OORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET of the Royal of snaccliel in contmens ct dotioet Seusaat Hteeseerton oe You ny have Wet, leas upon te body, om the nese, legs. ‘Arce of artes ‘ETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO were he can be consulted on all Private ‘The most obstinate yield to hia mode of treatmen. whieh en the Non-Merearia) Syyten, Strictur no matter Tong standing, are treated by Dr, F., on the most soientifie approved pian, The vietims of consti ‘om by int tindvigences, can apply with a Pre-paid letters, enclosing @ fee, attended to. otrest. fficult sod protracted of delicate that have baffled the akill of physicinas of lems experience. His Extract of Copavia, Cubebs, &., #0 extenai precribed by physicians. may he bad'at his store in front, Ne. Ann street. (now entled No. 12) DP Alt ds AUTHOR oF THE «PRACTICAL PRIVATE ‘Trentioe,"* &o,, 88 Greenwich street—office hours 9 to 124. i, 6 to 9 P.M, (Sunday excepted). These who apply in the early atoges will be eurprisnd At tho rapidity and little inconvenience ttavdlig thelr ote, Tes chiolly, bewever, thowe whe have sus fered from # certain olaay of people who can pro; his services, Tp stricture, from its first, or ine t, to ite mere sdvanoed and cistrearing st (from uncommon advan’ And s very extensi wre practice) he can aitord & rapid, cay, | padical cure, which, he hee grownd for stating, ean bo ohtained from no ather arwrce tm AMArICR Me Wo CURE, NO CHARGE.—DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD Inge, contidentially consulted on ll forme of private din Rocent cases of gonorrhea he cures ro Gonstitutional delility and impotency sncecasfully Pir bho mercury wed im any caso, oF hind’ naw Oftee & God euek os om 7AM. tole id