The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1848, Page 3

—_—_—_—_—_—_—————— eg. Portable Dressing Cases—In all that the | about two bn, "97e4 teams a} name importe, containing in the smalies. space the most usefal articles, which is the Metallic Tablet for keeping razors in parfect order, Manuf.c'ued by ©. tannders & Sou, [47 Broadway, Comer of Liberty street, and 37 Broad The “Richelic to wear five ‘They are fine, smooth and elastie, and are n0- To'be the beet and eheapent Mouein the world. Sold K Watson & Co. No. 15 Wall street. Gold pens re To have one’s Hair or Whiskers misera- ny tenes in cutting, is no joks; therefore we would advice who admire appropriateness of style and ueatly executed work to the iuimitable, No. 13 Nassau street, whore may be found his infallible Ungent for the hair. 1,000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 2 to 10 een aa green st ne toe er Bean tow scion, great “$3 Suit Bonn cornde Noa ean and Bekman streets, For a handsome Overcoat, go to G. B. Clarke, 116 William street, who has them ot ail colors, from $12 to $16, the only etore in town where c:ate are made to measur for the came price as reacy wade, G. B. U. buys aad pays for hi | =a the spot; therefore can sell cheaper than Broadway Bonnets and Jen Lind Beaver Hats —4& beautiful assortment of M ony Liul Pure White, Pearl. pron 4 Black berry Bes, go in the bis ote hat elegant mapner, wi the richest ma erials, 180, ies’ wns Mixes rearl, Drab aod Black Beaver Bonnets, of the Fall Fashions. Milliners and dealers can be supplied with hats and Eonneta, untrimmed. by the d: zen, at low prices, at WM. BANTA’S, 94 Canal, coraer of Wooster st. Boots, Boots.—All who are art'o’e that onpnot be surpasred for neatners and taste, as well as durability, wo advise to call on Governor Young, corner Fultoa and Nasau street te our cfice French Calf Boots, $4 50; Calf, $3.50; Wate f Boots from $4 5 to $6: Overshoes, ; Water-proof Boots 4 GU to . Pt Es ‘tent Leather Boots, equally low. THE DOCTOR. Pe COMMERCIAL AFFAIRE. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Nov. 14—6 P. M. ‘There was no change of consequence in quotations for atooks to-day; the transactions were more limited than usual, and there is not so much anxiety exhibit- ed among holders to put their stocks upon the gparket, At the first board, Morris Canal fell off +s per cent, Farmers’ Loan ‘(, Pennsylvania fives ';; United States sixes, 1866, advanced %% per cent; all others closed at prices ourrent yesterday. Itis the impression among operators in the street, generally, that stocks will, be- ‘ore the close of the winter, touch much lower points han those now ourrent. I! there is not a sufficient depreciation to induce outsiders to comein and pur- chase for investment, the brokers will have to carry nearly all they now have on hand; whereas, by letting down prices several per cent, they may put off large lots, and relieve themselves of a burden many of them will find it difficult to carry before the spring sets in. Money continues comparatively eusy,and the banks discount full as liberally as can be expected, consider- ing their condition. There is a slight activity in specie, but the importation is equal to the exporta- tion, and the supply continues about the same. We understand that Corcoran & Riggs, of Washing want ofan ton, have sold ali their exchar amounting to abou two millionsof dollars, to B Brother and the house of Pickeragill, ity y agree > pay into the sub-treasy thousand dollars weekly this city four hundred This will put up the rate of sterling ey ,and havea very unfavorable effect upon ¢! money market, unless the Secretary of th® Treas\ ts the demand for coin by paying it out. ‘This | be very likely to do, to any extent, until eting of Congress, as he will no doubt an amount in the Treasury a® large ae his annual report, Sterling ex: change, tc rm at 9a G\ per cent premium, and we bave no doubt by the next paoket it will rule still higher. ‘The annexed statement, made up in the Canal De- partment at Albany, exhibite the amount of tolls on all the New York State canals, in each of the past nine | years, during the. first week in November, and the to- tals, up to the 7th of November, trom the resumption of navigation :— New Youx Strate Cana: Amount or Touts. Total (o 7th Nov. $1.612 586 76 1,874,725 29 1 699 294 01 1,924,482 95 2.238 711 72 2,305,967 83 2.453.641 26 . 3.352.451 40 eee ee 145,903 61 2,946,273 65 atement shows the amount of tolls collected on each of the New York State Canals orthe month of October, in each ofthe years 1817 and 1848 ;-— Ist week in Nov 9 128,442 60 164,045 00 On what Canal. Oct. 1847. Ot. 1848, a $459,085 45 $560,661 75 19,251 23 18,001 73 11.152 08 15.998 81 5, 5016 86 2,147 63 373 46 Chenango canal 7.475 71 Genesee Valley c: 4,406 99 Lake canel.. 86 20 Oneida River improvement 3274 Seneca River towing-path. 6115 75 40 $531,162 10 ‘Whe toils for the first week in November, this year, were not solargeas for the corresponding week in 1847; and it looke now, as though the receipts for Nov., this year, even in the event of navigation continuing open until the Ist of December, would fall short of those for the same period last year. In that case the deficiency would be greater at the closo than it was on the 8ist of October; but the aggregate will exceeds by several bundred thousand dollars, the estimate formed early in the season. fifty-three thousand dollars of the estimate of three millions, and there are from two to three weeks of navigation left. The following statement from returns received at the Canal Department, shows the quantity of some of the prineipal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 7th of November, inclusive, during the years 1846, (200 days.) 1847, (191 days,) and 1848, (191 days) ;— peipts OF PRopuce at Tipe Water. Fe: 1840. 1847. 1848, . May 1. May 1. 8 342433 2.416.009 2.836.654 3342708 2.615.143 1.447,207 5.726.687 -2'052,502 1,16703L 4,111,285 1,158,467 36,309 40.522 BLL 77.656 72,086 83.857 43.817 81,289 33.372 16,620.5'5 — 17,820.235 6.090.950 9,616,171 27 824,145 — 32180,555 10,522 890 T.823,684 3,430,480 8,064,141 This exhibits about the relative position quantit es will oceupy at the cle of the season; that is, the re- ceipts during the remainder of the season will corres- pond very nearly with those for the same time last year, and tho difference will not vary much from that presented in the above statement. The annexed statement exhibits the gross recelpts, expenditures, and net earnings of the Wilmington and Raleigh Reilroad Company, in each of the past eight- years :— ‘Wrumraron axp Rave a Expenditures, 241,045 84 3 180,802 65 1,084 148,166 17 78.006 82 203,683 24 86.900 51 212 091 20 76,402 26 280,682 45 28,140 08 250,912 60 71,567 60 275,328 86 42,130 64 Since 1841 the rate of fare has fallen from $20 to $10, the way passengers increased from 5,498 to 28,327 , and the through passengers from 0,742 to 11,466, It will be coon that the increase in way travel has been much larger per cent than in the through travel, and this is attributed to the great opposition from the coast steamers, and numerous difficulties along the line of the road. The total liabilities of the company, on the let of October, 1848, were $651,785, of which $222,667 were five per cemt bonds cold in England, $260,000 in bonds en- dorsed by the State of North Carolina, $85,000 due the literary fund of North Carolina, and the balance in scrip bonde, negro bonds, bills payable, &o, The gross earnings for the year were $71,459 40, of which $9,043,91 was received for old iron and copper. The | tity in Matanzas; so much so, indeed, that @ parcel amount of exportations were $276,028 86, of which | nd for relay- $07,195 07 was expended for new iro: ing a portion of the road, leaving a balance as net pro- fits of road and boats, for the year, of $42,130 64 | Pric This, with the previous surplus in the hands of the treasurer, and amounts due the company, making an aggregate of $69,875 61, has beon appropriated tothe payment of interest on a debt of $35,909 68, and to the payment of other labilities—leaving in the hands of of the treasurer on the lst of October, 1818, $207 76; | in the hands of agents, $8,503 0S, and amount due from indithduals, $6,787.69. This is not a very satisfactory statement for the stockholders, and looks as though dividends were a great way off. The net profits for the year just clored were buteabout fifty per cent of hone im 1844, 426 96 lees than Inst year. The contractors on the Hartford and Providence Railroad are at work on eighteen of the twenty-five sections into which this line It is already,within about | 8 bl2mos 1000 Read Bonds sg 100 ths Read: or wD do 20 Merchan’ ank 6 Erio KR new full 25 Del & Hud ecrip 10 lo i 5 State Bank sg 1000 Erie 7 por cont B as 50 North Am Truet b60 400 Barlom 48 8 N O Canal Bug Co 10 do 50 4834 5 Morris Canal 200 do sg 5 Utica & Schen RR WO do 830 44g 150 Farmers’ Trust Ww do bimos 49 200° «do 60 do B30 484 } 100 do 50 do 4775 0 do 860 26°) 100 do blo 45 ” do Wd ys Second Board, 0 Penn $ 74. W0she Harlem RR a3) 48 0 shs Morris Canal sm 6% do 4334 0 do 6%, WNork WorRR _b60 31% ® Harlem RR 45° 1 Bank of StateNY — B25g Gold Pens are warranted | York and Boston, and ts’? ®t Providence a large por divided, employing | actio about twelve hundred men. The viao,2°t across the Connectiout river is rogressirg rapidly, This road, when completed, will eS 8 great deal of \'b¢ through travel between New tion of the through travel y"bich now comes and g: by the way of the Providence ®24 Stonington Rail- road, The time for competition between railroads has arrived. Heretofore they have au ¢ been numerous enough to interfere much with each \ ther; but we shall very soon experience the same diffi, "Ities con- nected with an increase of roads in some part." Of this country, which have caused so much ruin in @reat on New York and Boston at 3 per cent prem. Mark: prices of American produce—Jerked beef 124 to Ls. codfish $4; haddock $3 to $3 25; hake $3; rice lLges, lard $14 50 to $15; hams $13 60 to $14; tallow candi: $16 50 to $17; sperm do. $42 to $45; whale oll 22ra ; sperm oil 30 to 32ra ; cheese $ $15 to $25; yellow corn $2 to $250 p $34 to $50 per M.; flour $14 60 to $15; lumber’ $22 to $26 per M.; box shooks 6 to 7ra. per box; molusses bhdi sh 14 to 18rs.; suger do. is to 20rs.; empty casks $8 each; Pot toes $4 to $4 60 per bbl. ;’ onions $8 cade bune! nails $3 76 per qtl; and tar $4 to to $14; butter arrobe; hoops per Ocal Music THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF jersey ‘are res) vi to bs on Thursday evening, Torn ingke at 736 o'dlock, tr the pay Britain, In New England this will no doubt prov very disastrous, and the value of railroad stocks in that part of the country will never range so high as it has been. The construction of railroads is pro- gressing very rapidly, and roads depending almost entirely upon 4 certain kind of travel, must feel the effects of competition seriously. As an instance of this, we have only to point out the Stonington and the Norwich and Worcester roads. Both of these roads terminate at points on Long Island Sound, and depend upon the through travel between New York and Boston for earnings to even pay their running expenses. The Norwich road paid two or three semi- annual dividends out of its earnings, before s0 many Toutes between the two cities were opened; but soon ceased, and the stockholders have received nothing for several years. The Stonington Railroad Company commenced paying small semiannual dividends about eighteen months since, partly out of ite actual earn- inge, and partly out of its anticipated receipts, and may continue to do so a little while longer. The com- petition it already bas to contend against keeps its net income below a dividend point; and any inorease of this opposition must compel the company to cease de- claring dividends at all, and it will rank alongside the Norwich and Worcester. Norailroad in this or any other country ean be productive without @ large local travel, and the Stonington is more unfortunately lo- cated in this particular, them any other we can at this moment call to mind. 60 293 py vio : #10 330 20 als Stock Exchange. 3 oa, O's 100 shs Canton Co q of '67 175 do 10000 do of 68 OO do of ‘68 2000 Pennsylvania 5's 4000 Ohio 7 per cent 100) 6000 Read Bonds = 810. 87’ 5000 do CITY TRADE REPORT, Turspay, Nov, 14—2P. M. Asires are $6 12348 $6 25, Corron—There is a enquiry this morning, with sa.es of 300 bales, at yei terday’s pricea. Kuoun, &e—The flour market is 6d. lower, wit fair demand. Sales of 3,500 bbis. at the decline above noticed. Meal is quiet, at $3 25. Rye flour is dull at $5 44a $3 50. Of wheat we notice tales of 8,000 bushels Chicago, at 103c. Corn opens firm, with sales of 12,000 bushels at 68c. for mixed and 70c. for flat yellow, and 75c. (reported) for round yellow Torspar, Nov, 14—6 P. M. This being packet day for the steamer appointed to sailon the 16th. from Boston, together with modera- tion in the weather, flour was less firm, and sales were light, consisting of the usual variety of this State, Western Canal, &c., and in some cases at a slight con- cersion in favor of tgyers. There was not much done in wheat, and beyond a salo of Western, there were no sales of moment reported. Supplies vf corn were scarce, while moderate sal and rather better prices obtained. There was no change in meal, tye or ont ‘There wae rather more done in pork, without material change in prices. Beef continued in fair inquiry. In groceries, sales wore light, and con- fined chiefly to the trade demand. The sales of cot- ton reached about 1.500 balee, the market olosing firm. Asnxs —Sales of 60 a 70 barrels pots were made at $6 1234, and pearis at $6 Baravsturrs.—Flour—The sales footed up about 5,000 bbis , including 1,000 Oswego, at $6 50, including 600 for export ; 200 do. Ohio, at the same price, with 2 to 8,000 this State, common Canal, Genesee aad Os- wego, at $5 S74a$0 44; 300 do pure Genesee eold at $5 6654 ; 200 do. Richmond County were sold, to arrive, at $550. Wheat—Sales of 3,000 bushels Chicago, at $103; there was no change in Geneseo, Corn —The article was scarce and sales moderate. The aggregate sales reached 15,000 buabels, including 2 te 3,000 mixed, at 67a68c. ; 6 to 7,000 do. flat yellow, at 700. ; 2,500 do. Northern round yellow sold at 74}<c. ; some lots were reported sold at 74a750. The market closed firm Mcal—Sales of 300 dbis. were made $325 Rye Flour—Sales were reported at $3 3714; and of Rye, sales of about 50060 bushels were ma 7c. Bar- ley—The last cales were made at Gia65c, Oats—Were selling at D4a8Eo, Eaport of Breadstuffs to Great Britain and Ireland, from gy ef 1, 1848 jour, From New York, to New Orleans Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Gther ports, Total. ° Corrox—We noticed ri Corn, 1,711,146 402 SSL MA “RIE ather more firmness in the jd some 1,600 bales were disposed of runes. by auction, at 13c. xes do., 1le., usual time. Fisu.—The market for cod ia heavy aud dull; some 4.000 quintals are afloat, which we think can be bought for about $2 12; $218%{; of mackerel, there were sales of 500 barrels, No.1 and 2 (Mass). at $7 a $5. No sales of herrings have late'y taken place. Leap —There is a fair demand for Missouri pig at $4 164, at which the last sales were done. Morasses.—For distilling molasses, there is a good inqpiry, and some 100 to 200 hhds. have been sold at 18%¢ There were aleo sales of 100 barrele, new crop, New Orleans, at 30c., usual time. S iprits are a trifle lower; some 400 ere picked up at ‘or other descriptions, a fair trade demand prevails at steady prices. ‘othing of moment uoing in Haseed. We quote English at 50c., and American at 60c. a 53c., the jatter figure for barrel: . Provisions. f 1,200 bbls. Mess Pork were made , at $12 6236 a $1 prices, Lard-Seles of 300 bbis. prime were made at 7 avigd. Beef was in fair demand, with small sales to the trade Slaughtered hogs were selling at 53 a $6. O1. Caxe— 20 tons round were sold at $25. v jales 100 to 200 State Prison at ‘lour was reported engaged at 28. 43¢d. Corn was engaged at 7},d. Reat Estate at Avetion.—2 lets on Sth avenue, neat 17th street, each 26.3 by 110.10, $6,400 each, $10,800; 4 lots on 16th strect, near 6th aveaue, each 25 by 92, $2,950 each. $11,800; 6 lots on 15th street, near 6th avenue, each 26 by 103, $2,550 each, $14,100; 1 lot adjoining, same size. $2,450; 6 do. do., $2,475 each, $14,950; 1 do. do, $2,600; 5 do. do, $2,550 each, $12,760; 2 do. do., $2,600 each, $5,000. pa ‘The market is nearly bare, and quotations rm. SvGan.—There been sales of 300 hhds. Cubs Muscovado at 4o.a43fc., and 100 Porto Rico at 450, For a lot of 1,000 boxes low grades brown Havana 4c. were refused A Tat.ow— We notice sales of 40,000 Ibs. at 84 a 80. Wixe.—Farther sales of 50 cases Marachino, at $8 perjdozen. og eed MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. 2.- $1,000 United 800 Baltimore 6 Barrinony, Noy. 1 1,000 do, of 1863, 1734; 400 dow don, 100 do. 6a 187 1, (Gb do, 6's, 1860, 015; 1,000 do, do, 4 1s Purranxrena, Noy. 4—Firet Rocrd—25 Phila Bank, 1,1236 ; 300-U 8 Bik, 234; $300 US Treas notes, 102%: $1000 Gity (6, U7, P36 HWY Tabigh N loan, 1; $L OU, ao do, St: $20) Keble int ato War nounty. 1434! 92 Ob State [43 ‘$800 Inter 68,78; $100 N J Copper, ig; $ IAN) State Sa, 15, 7 After Saleie0 Penn §8, 74, Second Rovrd ~4600 Penn 741; 0 do 6's, “46, 863% 5 1100 Phil Gar, ba, 82% 1000 Soh Nav, ‘as, 26; 500 Ches and Dol Canal. 6's, Si; 'S< Girard Bank, 10! GU 8 Bank, 2°, #410 Poon Os, 4; 00 Reading R RO! 109 do do ebares, 15%. Bosron, Nov. 15,—Brokers’ Board—8) shares Western RR SG: B Pitehbure dow 46; 26 Kondrng 0. Ns 15445 26 do, do., 1634 630; di Concord do. G6; To oston ‘Maine do, 100!) 2 Wow Rovland Worsted Ge, 635 5 Bouton Bank, 5135 3 do. do, OL ta Fitohiia Railroad, $1 22; 3 0., 130. Second Hoari—I Northern. 4h 1 Boston: Worcester do,, 107%; 6 Vu tral do. O%; 25 Rea og, 4 ‘43 25 do, Lig bh Ty; $2,000 ding Railroad Bonds 1860, FOREIGN MARKETS. Havana, Nov, 6,—The tr tions in sugar are very trifling owing to the extreme insignificance of the stock, which is also reduced to a very small quan- ‘was sent from hence to that port, to complete a pur- chase made for shipment. Under such circumstances ices are fully supported, and those who have any to Ps, are compelied,in some cases, to pay extravagant on. The present quotations are for assorted brands 8% to 69, UY ra.; whites 714 to 814; choice whites florette yellows 6% to 7; andother qualities from 6 to 6% rials. The shipments durtog last month amounted to 51 from hence and Matanzas. It is the general opinion that the growtng crop will be ler than that of this year. it Will not be so | EF forming a for voosl instruction. uader the Amorioan Musical Institute, ‘Free for all. « \- “wsPices of the U1, MEIGGS, Principat. HE “ POWER OF MUSIC!’—PAUNTED LY OUR INIMI. tablo as tist, W. 8 Mount drawn on stone by Leon Nocl, ia Paris, Goupil, Vibert & Co, Printsolters and Publishers, ‘re speotful’ bog’ toinfofin all the friends of the fine arte that this gem of Anterican art wilt be published Deoember 1th, Size of the print, 19 by 16 inches, Prive of each copy. plain, $1; colored in superior ale, after the original pletwre, 45; procttotr ine tera (Gay 1 priated) $8. A. copy of Ms pee print tas ju heen ive geen at thei if European Paintings, 2 Broadway, ate O. OF O. F.—MERCHANTS' LODGE, No. 150—M6MBERS aro requested to be punetual ta thoir attendance this eveniag, Matters of consequence will be brought before thom, HENRY SNYDER, N. G, ATIONAL LODGE, NO. 30, I. O. OF O. F.—TGE MEMBERS of this lodge are requested to attomd a special eernge ite lodge room, opal Hall, this ( Wednesday T eftornoon, fovem- ber 16th, at two o'clock, for the purpose ot paying the last tribute of respect to our late worthy trother, T, ¥. Chubb. ‘Pho roll will: ‘ve calied precisely at half past 2 clock. By order of JOHN HARRADAY, Seoretary. WM. SINCLAIR, N.G. £WARD WiLL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON WHO GZS wiMeeiiver the body of ichard Cole, whe gal Tae the Steamboat Eric, foot of Duane street, un Monday ovening Inst, Novomber 13th, by opplying to JAS. CLARKE, 196 Duane ét,, oot. Washington, TION WANTED. THR FRIENDS OF TAB LATR 7a Robert Dyeon, who wae hilled at New Brunswick, N.J., on the « veming of the Sist Oct., when attempting to get on the care, | are anxious fer an interview with tho otner two persons who were injured onthe same oocasion, They will oonfor a groat {a vor by sending their names and address to , Casey, 71 Mor chant’s Exchange, New York. Tio tamily would also be much obliged, and they carnestly request, thatany person who may beon aspectator of the accident or was passenfer in that trarn, (whether they know anything of the circumstances oF nol.) to send their name and address to Mr. Casey, as above, ANTED- TWO EXPARIENCED Pld CUTTERS, APPLY at 115 Warren street. ‘ORSES WANTED.—WANTED, A FINE SPAN OF CH riage Horves, Address Box 2,177 Post office. W ATED, IMMEDIATELY — APPRENTICES 70 THE dress making businsss at Mra. Kendall's, No. 40 Market street, comer of Madison, None but gred sewers neod ap W ANTED—A SITUATION TO COOK, WASH, AND I20N, by a girl who has good city reference, particularly from her lived for 13 months. Apply 180 Elizabeth CAR: last place, where a SPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, to assist ia wash- ing and ironing, or to do the work of a small family. Good ference can be given, Enquire at 347 Third avenue, in th ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MOST RESPECTABLE young woman, as Flain Cook, Washer and Ironer, or do general housowork in family. ‘The boat of city references give ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as cook. Has no objection toa boarding hou © food city reference, May be ween during ue woek at 4m Can No. ATLON TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, bya respectable Protestant Youug Woman—is a good washer and ironer. Apply at 300 Greenwich strevt, corner of Bank, Can be teen for two day: ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE AS Cook, Washer, Ironer, or to do generat Housework; the other a8 Chambermaid ina respectable famuy, Have good Teferences Fleas to apply to No, 20Talman screst, Brooklyn ANTED.—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO: ‘A } situation to do General Housework in a small ate family, or Chamber work and Sewing, or to take oare of children, ‘The fest of city reference will be given. Please oall at No. 6 | Stone street, third tloor, front room, SIIUATION WaNTEO.—BY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG Womas, too General Housework, or plain cooking, wash: ing asd ironing. Would be willing to assist iadoing aaything. | Pleare cali at N>. 191 Varick stroet, front basement, WAATED-A situation, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant young women, to do General Housewirk or fewirg ina respectable fatnily, ‘They cax prod tory city reference, if required. Apply at 373 if by letter, post paid. WANIED—A SITUATION, Protestant young woman, ohildfen’s nurse and plain sewi housework. — The best of! refer-nees given, 6 ‘West 16th street; between Sih and 9ch avenues, thi W ANIED-4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS | Flsin Cook, Weshing, Ironing and General Housework, | who ean give excellent recommendations for ability from tue best familice in the city, Please inquire at 19 Spring street, in | the Larement. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, us Chambermaid, or to do general housework, in ® Peivate family. The beet of ty reference civen. lease call at s6 Ninth street, between Bowery and Third Avenue, Can be ‘seen for wo days, Weuzns SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, AND to assist in Washing, or to do the work of a small family; has goed city reference ; can be ecen at No. 19 Sixth avenue. A note addronscd to Mise M. A., at the above pince wid be punctivally at- tended to, ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL? rep, three or four rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with Kitchen attached, in Brofdway. or 2 rospwctyble wefect in the lower part of the city, or a small two-story house. Address box No.4, Herald office. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, OR TO THE FIRSE OF M ‘a House or a Store, with cellar, near Broad Place, Warren street, or the neighboriiood of the C for the establishment’ of a wholesale und retail wi the tinest French aud Gorman style. Apply box 2, Bee. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW W situation in a emall private family, as cook and laundreas, and also Ler daughter as waiter or nurte, and would prefer to lie with the one family, and ing to the country. The bes 2 call at 3$F rank. fort street, in the resi third floor, back room, for two days, if not engaged, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as plsin cook, todo the washing and irouing of a respectable private family. ‘The beat «f city refersnce can be given from her last place. Can be scen for two days. Please call at thefoormer of Twelfth street and First avenuo, on the third floor. A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Chambermsid. Enquire at No, 84 Warren street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as Chambermaid and to assistin Washing and Ironiog; understands the care of children and plain eewing; otherwise to do general housework; has no objecteoa to go a short distance in the country. Good referenee given. orner of Univers ‘ (A SHUATION WANTED AS WAITER, BY A FREN man lately arrived from his country, aud who can be w recommended by his present employer, His ignorance of any Janguage but the French would induce him to acoopt s very mo- derate ealary. Address “Emile,” at the office of this paper. WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD CONNEC: tions, just arrived from Switzerland, who speaks German, Jrench, and Englis!i, and who bas rerved bis apprenticeship ins ree pectable house in Switzerland, 8 for & situation ink mer cantilo house in Now York. Letters to be addressed ¥. 8. T., Bic rald office, an AN ENQUBH LADY, COMPETENT 10 TRACH lich, French and Musle, wishes for asituation as A\ ANTE! (T BY A MOST R&3IPECTABLE hambermaid and Waiter, or ell ina Select School. A respectable professional city referen to capability can be given, , Address, pre-paid, “ Govorners, the office Herald, SITUATION IS WANTED, AS CHA “BER, HOUSE, Waiting Mai family, by a respectable Protestant in the best families, and can pro nials of efficiency iv any of the above Louisa, at the office of the Herald, departments. i il CONSIGN EES ¥ OTICE—CONSICNERS PEt BARK 84- Ipotm, from New Orleans, will please attend to the tre tion & their goods, at the foot of Jefferson street, where she is IRTY YEARS SINCE, OR Tale, by G. P. Gtecharging. R. James, Boy, 5 pub- gents. For enie at « BERFORD & €O,'S, 2 Astor House. ‘JAMES NEW Nov: "The Ruined Family, UNTLINE'S OWN,” WAICH WILL BE OUT it 4 o'clock, wins Doses for the Gamblors to Trip to Bartiond, and Notes thercon—Harry. W! lished this day—price 26 m a Midnight Marriage~The Rum antique Love Startling Correspondence from all over the Union—Is fille tirely with original matter, and hiss, each week, ginal opgiaving. Office, 89g Broadw: 7 ENISON, THIS DAY.—FRANKLIN COFFRE HUUSE, % Maiden T'ane and 15 Cedar street.—Three very fine exddlca of Vpison rill be, drened. this day. and) served up with ensrant elly, at 31% cent ir plate. atl? o'clock, pid UCAS ie ts “JOUN P, BROWN. RENCH CHESTNUTS—JUST RECEIVED AND IN GOOD order, For salo by BOYD & HINCKEN, ae __9 Tontine Building. PARIS, BEGS T0 (INFORM TAK PUN that ho bas established a glove factory in ible city om Ue ame plan as the factories at Paris, Persone estrous of having well Atted. gloves will please. leave their men. sure at his store, No, 150 Greenwich street, between Courtland’ toa herty atts j EDWARD eine was RESUMED BUSINESS As sTOCK M1 and Exchange Broker, at o4 Wall etree : 0 PHYSICIANS—TO BE SOLD CBRAP, FOR Cash, the good will, stoek and fixtm Medical Office, ad: miraby loeated and doing am excellent minoas ‘Th present oc: goin mw lor benefit, » Address WB, Bor 2,04, Lower Post Offer. g Mi&, BE. DRIOU, OF lio ot New York OR SALE—A SECOND HAND LIGBT TROTTING Waren, with axles of Filbett’s Patent, which alone cost eighty dotlars, and are Volieved to ren freer than any other set in vee, ‘To be seen at Godwin's Carriage Repository, fhird avenue. ‘Wil be sold low. s TD) SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, — TAR PARTNER ship, hereto (ere existing under the firm of Roshore & Prime, is thiv day dissolved by ‘mutual consent. ‘The wocounts ol ths Pa bat hgh MB mrad by ei Se? Saree |, viz: Jokn » » WW e Green 6t., or * story. 5 JOUN ROSHORE: Ath story. New York, Nov. 4th 1848, EDWARD ATENT LEATIER—A FRW DOZEN OF CORNELIUS Heyl'e superior Patent Leather, arsorted, just received and tor nto by RDWARD BECK & RUNWARDT, @) Wost ste DAIBNT RIGHT FOR SAUR--WILLIAM W, fIGL having assigned his patent r.ght for his Circular Bloek, to the sutgoriber, he is now pr jared to sell the right to manafactare tatd Blocks, either for Cities, Counties, or States, xs may suit ap- war, For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber, LIAS RICHMOND, at No. n Market, ccrser of South d Beckman strects, where a sample of the blocks ean be seen MARR: & HOLDERMANN, NO. 37 MAIDEN LANE. Molasses— There is so little re quite n ing crop looks more vi¢oro feveral years, bat it will quantity that might be ma dearness of labor. This circumstance y the loss of a considerable part of the crop, from the want of the necessary process of c) ing. &e The roduction will, however, be larger than anticipated. ‘reights—There bave been no charters for Furope, and the demand is almost equally slack for the United States. An Ametioan brig was taken at 4 risis per box of euger for Baltimore. Exohange—Some trans. in eterliog have taken place a 159, 1 ad Now York, hi 8, jor Inte arrivals, a lenge ns went of Seaiae, Braid Hats, Handeau Hale, Baed Wert, Wig Ke. ke, The Trade supplied on reasonable terms. RUG STORE FOR SALE—LOCATED IN THE MOST thriving part of thiscity. Has been establiahod four years, do wusinoss. The sto:k and Gxtures ne tand will be sold cheay \ddrese A. an DR & Good bi plete, snd of the best deseriptto as the present ownor must leave the city, A Express, com for cash, Boy pete Siamreg | opened on the lot known as Niblo’s Garden, Broadway, |e ARK THEATKE~-WEONESDAY EVENIAS, NOV, 15, ‘Wall be produced EXUTH, or Deslings with the ean wwe of Dom bey and Som— Captain Cu ir 8. Placile; Mr. Dovwbey, Mr Gilbert; Mr Toot, Mr. Walects Major Bagstocks Ms @, 1 barre’; hr. W, Clark; Jack Bune! |. Soot | Towllnaon, Mr. Steflird; Maitne d'Ho! wNdith, Mra Shaw: Susan Nipper, Miss Mary MeStia ear, Mies Hunt; Mrs. Pipchiu, Mins, Gorapa, Mes. nd Mr, Placide will perforin evory evening this weak, Drove Circle, Técte Family 60 conts; Upper Boxes, 25 conta; Pit, 373 coats: Gallery, 1256 ota, Doors open at 34 before, 7; performance to commer oe at 7%. ‘ C Uhatham—W edneaday evening, Nov. 15, will be FIZAKRO—Rebla, Mr. J.B, Scott; Fiverro, Mb Alovzo, Mr, Richardson; Cora, Mis Woodward. To be followed by the Oram IT 18—Mose, Mr. Chanfrau; Joo, Mr. Burke; Charles Meadows, Mr. Richardson; William Twill, Mr. Herbert; Charley Bates, Mr. Ss Baty, Miss Mestayer. To conclude with the Farce of WHO DO THR E FOR !—Colonel Tem 3 Mr. Cunningham; Mrs, Doringtoa, m 12h; dents, Doors open at 6)¢5 HANPRAU'S NEW NaTION Al, THEATRE, FORMERLY ns formed Mise Ber THEAT@ £.—WEDNESDAY ING,NOV. °5, be performed the new drama of MaRTIN SCHER- TELLE—Charles the Fifth of Spain, Mr: J, Dunn: Conant Albers 8t. Disier, Mr. Filton; Sir Gaston di Lando, Mr. J. H. Hall; Blanche 49 Loyra, Miss Lockyer. After which the Comedy of TEDDY THE Le peed Maloncy, Mr. B: Williams; Oriel, Miss Lockysr, To be succeeded by the New Orleans Se lers, To conoluds with the new drama called LIFE—Augistus Pussle, Mr. Winans; Bawkseyo, Mr. Jordan; Besil Milford, My. J. Hall; ‘Mr. Milford, Mr, Tilton; Miss ford, Miss Hibbard, Doors 1yKo Bova eis Pie ana Galery, Tae 1 ped HALL, No, 472 Broad and Broome streets, commenced and will continue: week of the re Gerct orn Seri cone T[\ABERNACLE—-GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT ‘on, Wednesday evening, November 16th, by the colobr Germania Musical Mosloty, sousistio of tw veaeaeie C.Lensohow, leader, Part I=L, Ov volo,” AW. bers 2, Waltr, “ Hoale,” Lan Dinble,” Me ; 4.Kathinki ‘Strauss; 5. Strauss, Part 1I—l, Overture, the Be. potpourri, "ded, Mondersohn} 2- Variations, for the trumpet, Mr, Hasse, Grantz ; 3. Stravella Qu from Iueréoia Borgia, Donnizetti ; 5, The Storming of C-nutan: ine, Lanner, Concert commences at eight o'clock. ‘Tickets, 50 cents, to bo had atthe musio stores, and at the door on the evening of the conoert, K. JOSEF GUNG'L HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE to the ladies and gentlemen of Now York, that his First Concert will take place at the Tabernacle, on Thursday Evening, November 16, Programme—Part I. 1, Overture to Oberon, Weber: 2 Romance and Reality, waltz, Josef Gang'l; 3, Varine tions for the flute, on airs from Norms, M. Siede, by rei Furster au; 4, Gambrinus Polka, Juref Gung'i. Part I. Newsboy, Potpousri, Josef Gung'l, (‘The names of differoat airs introduced in thie part, 22 in number, sre to be found in th ramme ) 6, Quadrillc on airs from the opera of Marth Sunde from Home, Joeel Gung, Part (fl, §, IL Variations for the harp, Master Zabel, P. Alvars; 9, Farewell to lin, Manuscript Waltz, by noquest, Josef Gung'l; 10, The Prus. farad> Martial Potpourri. Joref Gung’. ‘To commence at | ock precisely, No post; onement on account of the weather. ch, to be had at all the principal masie storos, Tabernacle on the ovening of the Concert. AT THE FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN! }. Zundel, Organist, from St. Petersburgh, has the | hover to anounce that he will give a concert ofa miscellaneous eter, at the Female Academy, on Tuesday evening, | upon which occasion he will be snsisted by the best voo: | instromental talent which can be procured, fnll particulars will be duly announoed. exeouted by widrille, Strauss; 4, Finale, neat, 6, The | | < The programm Tickets, 50 cente each. | JVPAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF THE BOMBARDMENT | of Vera Cray, 698 Broadway.—Keal ships, steamers, oaunon, | | &%c—Burning the Mexican brig Creole—Shipwreck of the Somers | —Loading and firing cannon by mech figures—Terrible bombardment by day and night— al trance of Geveral Scott and the trocps into the city; all moving figures. Miss La Roche sidesat the pianoforte, ‘Lieutenant McDor ald, Now York Vol toore, glvea an explanatory lecture, Admission 26cta,; obildren balf ree, Doors open at t half past 7—Wednos- day and Saturday afternoons at three. EMOVAL OF SANDS, LENT & CO,'3 HIPPOPER(AN aroun and Clrous.—This immense establishment is now re er formances, including the feats of performing elephante, horses, * camels, an@ponies, with the acts of a splendid equestrian ani mnastts troupe, aro given every evening, Admission 75 cen children undor ten, half price, Doors open at 634 | a —performance & commence at 744. ' A performance on Wednos‘ay and Saturday afternoons, commencing at 236. bd 100 RIGhTS HAsINGTON’s MAGNIFIORNT SACRKD Dioramas of the Creation and Deluge, nave been crowded nightly, with admiring and delighted audiences, for 10) nighta, They are one of the most magnificent and splondid spectacles ever witnessed in Now York. Admitiance 25 conte; corner of Broad- way and Walker street, LExCE TAVERN AND ENGLISH DINING KOOM3, NO 1ODey street, sdjoming the Franklin Hotel. David Mon- crieft would beg to'acquaint the inhabitants of New York, Ts to do, that, from the unpreeedented success of h o'clock ordinary, at the particular reqoest of nuimorons parties, he will commence a twelve o'clock cranes thing hke a comfortable dinner of Scotel this day, when some. Kail, roast beef, or mutton, and other knick knacks, too numerou be had; in fact, it must be teated to be apprecia cold nighta are sctting in, you oan ait down ad have steals chop, oF snyehion else, with that superlative ad- | Junct, a backed murphy with butter, a fa the coal hole, aud ble night-cap in the shape’ of & whiskey’ pune, oF, preterred, a pint of lis iniumtable egg flip, snd cigar. To ba anyting about the liquors would be supertiucus; all that wil be asid—just come and try them. ; try t RVING HOTEL, (LATE FULLER,) WASHINGTON, D. Te above clegant Hotel, erected within the past yeat Pennsylvania Avenue, (corner of Twelfth etreet,) is now it most complete order, ha: liehed thros with the addition of a ladies’ ordi other im jents, #0 that its general arrangoments for con fort are not surpresed by apy catablishment in eady for the reapption of com Vemubor instamt; and the subscriber: ia, respect patronage of the public, assures them of his best endeavors make the houve worthy of it io every respect | Washington, No 1, IM8, J, THOMAS, Inte of the Howard Hotel, New York. AUCTIONEBR-THURSDAY, NOV Bb J. BEGEMA 16th, at half past 10 o’clook, A. M., at the sales room, Wash- ington, near Concord strcet, Brooklyn, a variety of Household Furniture, and tbe remnant’ of the stock of a small crockery dealer, Catalogues at the sales room. HOMAS BELL, AUCTIONRER.—HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture.—Thomas Bell will sell at auction, on Thursday, léth., at 136 o'cleck, at No. 5 Prince surcet, the Furniture cot be ving been painted, papcred wud ombel- Dg, pai papered pes onal. tained in the above, consisting of Dressing Bureaus, Washetands, French Beads Book Cases, Sofas, teca-tete , Ortom Rocking Chairs in hair, cl oles, Sclar Lamps, Windo # Shades, . Also, one elegant Rosewood Piano arpeting, Oil Cloth, &e, ins For A UGTION NOTICKS.—THOMAS BRL WILL SELL THIS day, at 1044 o'clock, im the old Church. corner of William: and Franafort atreots, a'fine assortment of Household ali descriptions. On this day, also, at 11 o'clock, at No. I ‘oder sticet, by order of tho assignees of Francis Plate, a Plendid ansortment of auporior well made Cabinet Furniture. m Thursday, at No. & Frince street, at 103 o'clock, the entire ving wp housekeeping, in- ‘ € handsome furniture of a gentleman gi cluding asuperl Piano Morte, worth $300 THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. COAMELIA JAPONICA —WE WOULD CALL THE ATTE tion oteall those who wish to furnish their parlors with & finn pant, of the above, ta attend a eplendid 0 of Cameliagat Balliday & Muller's Sale Room, 7 Wall atreet, Nov. 15th, at 10% o'clock. These plants will be in full bloom by tho holidays. Prom the collection of James B. Weir. ACOB & PLATT, AUCTIONRER.—CROCKERY.—50 SETS oD China tea ware, earthen’ plain and cut glassware, japaned tea trays Ke—Jaoob 8. Platt will sell, ths day, commeucing at 10 o'clock, im the large sales room, over the augtion store, 23 Piste street, by catalogae, 1,000 lote, assorted as above, to suit conntry dealers, retailers, grocers, and others, vir: the contents of 100 crates carthenware, atong which are ¢ bers, bowls, jugs, &c., edge nappies, dipt ju, ranite, an acsortment throughout, dinner, tea and tol'et ware, ¢.; light blue jugs, ewers and basing, tea ware, plates, twifflers and pappies, soup ‘and sauce trrecens, flat anit covered dishes, ewers and baeine, chambers bakers, nappies, soup and brush tray cheave stands, gravies. pickles, castors, Ke,, &o. 20 crates fl biue and flowered multerry, of Amoy, Arabeeque, Ind of dinner Ware, toilet 'do., tea ware, jngs, teas, coffces, plates, nappies, dishes, ten sets, ewers and basins, best Jag Ro. Bo. Aiso, 100 sets Ching tea ware, with pp! and muffins, “Also, 100 barrels and casceulasewato, nu assortmon throughout, vir:—tumblers, Jampe disves, nappies, wines, de- {2ey woes bird boxes, ¢ lotes, lanterns, castors, hocks, Te Pptaten, goblets, toy dishes, vaces, crncts, &e., &e.— Aloo, an assortment of fine ten Uraysin sets and wi also, 000 dezen ivory, self-tip. tag, black tip, white bo other kuives and forks and carvers, in lots to suit retailers, and. suituble for crockery dealers, Cataloguce can be had at the sales room. Tle sale ie yerem tory, aed every Tot fered always gold to the highest bidder, N. B.—Refreshments of ecatal an’ drinkables will be provided for pureliasore, and. the sale will be adjourned at] o'clock, for balfan hous, after which it will be re- sumed and gontinued till all ie gold. D, JACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNC ‘are the onl om. All persons are fautioned epainat fa ship ot tn the patent a fcinging | the wordr, 12% cents, ROADWAY THEATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, PROPRIE. tor—Mr, ‘tas Metamors, Wednesday eveuing, Nov. 16, will be performed METAMORA —Lord Fits Arno!d, Me. Fro is Br walter Veughen, Mr. Bernard; Mstam Forrest: Nahmeokee, Mies Wailack, To oonolude wil fa ce of POOR PLLLICODDY, Pillicoddy, Mr, Gaptain O'Seuttle, Mr. Bhaw: Mra Pillicoddy, Sirs. Abbot Mes ttle, Miss Hildreth. Mr. Macarthy, the Irish Comedian, {+ ongaged, and will shortly appear, revs Circle and Parquette, 75 cents: Family Circle and Upper Tiers, 25 conts; Gallery, 12! $fB% ,Deotscren at hall-pust 6—performance to commance ai elock. Aadaway; BUEIONS THEATRE, COAMDERS 80. wHDMESDAY SD owening, Nov. 15. willbe performed DUM SRY AND SON— ee. Ueeubon Mr. it. Johnson: Me. Carker, Mr. Jordan: Major Jow Bayrtoc, Mr. Brougham; Mr. Toots, Mr. Kaymond; Captala Cutt’ My. Burton; Edith, Mra, A. Kaight. After which the Farce of UNISE ENGAGE MBNTS—Tim Raflort han; Mr. Bu lifincit, Mir. Hamilto McCarthy, Miss Cytpman. To conclude with THE CaP’ 601 CUTTLA—Coytain Cuttle, Mr. Berton; Mr. Toots, My. Kaymor Jaek Bun*by. Mr. Brougham; Mra Me3tinger. Mrs. Vernon. Drew Circle ame '%, 60 comtay Fhaaily Cirle of Soachd Mets Doats open athalf-past 6—eurtain torise at To’elook. EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREER— NN i yem sad | Compo Managers— cnday, Toots 3, and Wednesday, Nov, 13th, 11th, and Ben — Fivetexbibition of the great und exciting Ascension upoa the ‘Tight Rope, trom the Arens to the upcor circle, by Madame Jelion, Le Petit Maitre <barle, invhis wondeiful feats of equilibrium om Ia Pyramide do Bautelller, Les Frores Martinotel in thelr mag. nificent comio feats upon the stilts, Les Joux Olympiquos, A’ magnificent fuil dresa Cavalcade, entit id Waltz Entrex, Mr. James Pixon, the Clegact ring master, accom plished rider inengaged. Boxa's 50 cents; Ubildren 10, to boxos, 2% conte; upper boxes 26 cx nts, ARNUM'S AMERIOAN MUSEUM —P. T. BAKNUM, PRO- prietor; F. Hit Splomatd | periormances ‘afternoon at 3, amd eveningat7}¢ o'clock. Lattlefia. | smallest human being om trat cam walk or } ad alone Great Western, the Vankeo Comedian. Tho Sable Pose ‘Moria, Miss Bape, Profesor: Boric for C fessor ort! Mammoth Boys. Enormous Boa Constric- Orang Ovum. Vairy’ Vestris, Fortune fer. Lv ‘Wax Soripture Statwary. Madam Rowtwel Fel, ay be praia the Tings; hay 36 cantor eilisén wader ton years age, bod i, 8 a lone, 223g 00nte, Reverved front eentaone ld eucugh io walk oilmg ench extra, ‘Been 5 Selo LL8ON'S BNTERUAINMENTS—ON THURSDAY, W i Netomber yet at 6 voloak at the Stuyvesant Ineti- tute, Brondway, Mb. Wilson will give, for’ the tirst time im New ¥ isentertainmont on Sir Walter Sco’ poom of “The Yaay’of the Lake.” iu whieh he sings the conge: Soldier, rest:” “ Not faster youder rowers might boat song, “ Hail 9 the Ohioy” the Coronoch. “He is gouo to the Mountains” Norman's Or “The beath tl ¢ must be my bed;” Bymn to the Alice Brand” ‘Bianche's sows, “Imprisoned Anais. Young Hoobi qudeman at ee Water to Charli and “Get up aud bar the door.” ‘Tickets, 60 conta, Books of 2 ‘Songa, 12! N’ 8 ON THE SONGS OP Scotland.—On Wednesday, Nov. 15, Mr. WILSON will an entertainment on the Sorgeot Scotland, in the Brooklym ale Academy, Joralemon s*reot, whon he wiltaing tho fullow= tne populas songs and ballade:—Wel, may the hoatie row: Wall bny callor herring? My boy, Tammie ; ‘The Floweryof the Forest Young Lochinvar; Love wakes and weeps: Get up and bar. the door; Woo'd and’ married and a’; Scots wha hae wi’ Wallace blod; The Land o' the Leal; Alister M'Alistor; Thore is nae luck about the house. ‘Tho doors will be opened at 744, and the | eniertaininonts terminate about 10, Tickets 5) conte. Beok of SUNDAY SCHOOL lanington’s Saared Diora RSONS AND 15, visitod 40,000 ir lars har ‘mas of the Creation and Deluge. To accommodate the great rush of echooli families, there will be an exhibition every gftex noon, at 3 o'clock, and evening, until further notice eo ven. ing exhibition commences at 7), o'clock, corner of Broadway and | Walker street, NNOUNGBMENT.—ZOOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 37 BOW- ¢ry.—Tho public are respectfully informed, that the above gutablishment.will be opened to the public on Monday evening, November 2th, with the Inrgest and moat complete collection of living Beasts snd Birds ever exh bited in Now York, inoluding | tho entire collections of Van Amburgh & Co. and Juve, Titus Co, ‘The intevionot the building has been entirely rebailt, ond ja now being fitted-up and deoorated iu n style of magnitiecace far surpassing the old Zoological Inatitut: in its patmiost davs; the proprietors boing determined to extabliah an Academy of No. tural History worthy of the city, and deserving of tho patronaze of an enlghtened’ community. Full particulars ia fature ad- | verticomente, VAN AMBURGH & O, | N4foLnox CROSSING THE ALPS.—THIS GREAT HIS- horical Picture, by Delarochs, i# now exhibiting at the Nw tional Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard treet. Cpen from nine, AM., until ton, P.M. Admission, 260; on tickets, Bc, | BXICU ILLUSTRATED, LN A SEKLES OF MUSTTHUTH- fally magnificent and elaborate Moving Panoramio Views, executed under immediste direction of Mr. F. Grain, ving a view of the various battles, tion of the gorgeous and romantic seenery on the American Army, unde, the command of General from Vera Crus to the City of Mexico, now exhibiting ever ‘evening, and on the afternoons of Wednesday and Sal a Stoppani Hall, corner of Peete ae and Walker street. Doors open at 7 o'clock. pletare will commence moving at 7%. Price of admission, 25 cents; ohildron, balf price Reserved seats can be secured af the office, from till 11, and from 2 till 4, Liberal terms made with sehools, EXretss nou ANGE OF HOUR TO HALY-PAST Four o'clock — Wells & Co,, Express forwarders, repectfully notify to the public that theiz Express mossengers will leave officd on and afor Tuesday, the 14th inst. PM. WELLS & CC QTATEN ISLAND FeRR ¢ Now York at 9, 11, ne at 5, 10, 12, 2 and 6 P CALIFORAIA PANAMA, & OREGON, 10:0 Will leave Panswa for po California, as follows — The ‘iret on the 6th of Jan braary ; the third on the let of above named steara peckets will leave Panama on th month, An experienced surgeon will accompany each ship, Passon. gera in the after-o. bingare furnished bedding and every wing need. ed,except wines and liquors. Pavoengers in the forward cabin ar ouly furni: hed rations, the rameasfurnistied to the crew, Passon: re only take persoral baggage, freight free, to the extent of 1,200 Ibe. weight, and not execeaing half a ton measurement cach. Freight on excess and on all other goods $50 per ton, and oxe per cent on specie. Packages should not exeved 150 Iba, weight for mule carriage, . Panama to Realejo, 700 milos, in state ro apuleo, 1,0%0 miles, do, $125; Nan Blas, or Maral miles, do, $17; San Diexo, 3 U0 miles, do, $225; San Franotsco, 2400 wiles, do, $200, Pasdaze in the lower cabin, at s deduction of one fifth from thw above rates. Paseago in the forward gabin from Panwa to either of the above named ports, $100, No pas apo secured until paid for, Apply at the oflice of the company, 54 South street, New York. NITED BTATES L STEAMER WASHINGT Johnston, waster, WH positively leave Pier No.4, N. Ky Soutbainpton and’ Bremen, on Monday, November 2ith, at lock, P. Passengers will pleate be on board at 1z'g | ‘nd send all baggage not wanted on the yoyage,on Satur: , marked bel ‘experienced Surgeon on board. For freight or passage tthe offion of the OCEAN. M NAVIGATION CO.,60 Broadway, "JJOR BAVANNAH,—REGULAR LISE—THE NEW AND supericr steamship Cherokee, Thomas Ly commander, yoyace, on Wednesday, 13 pain Cleveland Forbos, C. Stout. Robort H. Pearson, rts in Central America, Mexico, and ot 1G tom, Cl yw the second on the 15tn of for 1 of Will Jeave, on Ler four ih November, ut 4 o'clock, P.M., from Pier No. 4, N.B. Por freight or pausago, SAMUEL'L. MITCUILL, 104 Front st. apply to OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HaVANA—ON THURSDAY, November 16th.—The eplendi steamship CRESCENT CITY, Charles Stoddard. commanatr, will sail for New Or! vana,on Thursday, the 16th of November, at i} o'clcck, P. M., from Pier Ne.4 North River, No berth secured until paid for, Lotter bags may be found at the usual places. Postage to Havana, Zi conts per half ounce, No letters will be forwarded unless pro paid. No, freight except ageeie received om the day of sailing. | Buls of lading signed by the clerk on board, and to be presented | for signature before 12 o'clock M.,on day of suiliog, Jewelry, silver-ware and. other valuables, will te charged 1 per cent. on | heir value. For freight or passage apply to teorie SMS. HOWARD & SON, 73 South atroet. OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—10 THR MARRIED plating —The Married y jon, by Dr. A. M. Mauriceau. Sixth edi- Thio work {a meoting with most astounding sales of) very formale ie unmarried, althongh it is in- 24,000 copica having already Loon ‘8 copy, Whether married 0: ded eopeotally for the raarried, as it discloses important socrota, which shoolt be known to them particularly. Hore every female ean discover the caures, symptoms, and the most efiiciont reme- | dies, and most cortain mode of cure in every caso. Por sal Broad at ¢ publishing office, 129 Lil also, F. delph: + Peterson, No. 8 ut street, i ihe ors Will be toa Saipaieas il, free of postage, 9 ceipt of A 00} ‘nam | mai H'parta of the United States. All letvers must. bo addressed, re to Dr, A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1824 New York oley ibertw etrent FpocTOR Fa WCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 61 Di Gar tirect, where he cnn be consulted on all Private Dione 08. The most obstinate 0 his mode of treatment, which on the Non-Mercurial n, Bilcturee, no mater of bow standis treater . F., on jent tnigored pink. ‘The victims of constitutional debility, Drought . d by rsd leoeotindulgonoen, can apply with @ certainty of cere can Ly wil in| Prepaid lovers feo, attended to. Office, Bl ig 1 ALP AOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE Peet Ae ae Crseawioh street -otioe wy nani a A in the early either os makers or users of warrant I aN. and superior quality, in ‘purpose them. Orders tly exeouted a1 T.D.Jack30N & OO» 18234 William street, New Fork. DP SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY—HIGHFLAVORED kages to guit the trade, and better adapted for their ‘Sian in the market. For sale at much less than the wi or M, PARKS, Make Whiskey Distiller, 86 Sevewtn 42 Stone st. BR GENUINE HEAVE POWDERS STILL TRIUMPH- t.—While, daily gricvows complaints are made mbout tho “heave cures,” ke. which inundate the cowatry, our ciiginal remedy is doubling in sale, and searvely » day passos without ome getting new cortiGeatcs, GOUGH & KBTCITAM, 119 Fulton street, Propristors, fold, also, by DR. KETCHAM, 121 Fulton strect. ERMAN R., No. 14 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YOR! ploasure to inform the Indie y one Se Coras, hove, can be radically cured without the slightost pain, RS. ae ih Kes pole will peat Bn nape 9g A vans men‘ to prove its effleacy—it wi tively cure a bad ooug! , &e., immediately, Hae your ‘eidad complaint: Has any of your is good, and ju from theit answers accordingly, Now, besides all thia, it is posi- tively delicious to take, being a most pleasant bitter, and free fi quack-like, deleterious admixture. Sold wi retail by Mra. W. JERVIS, 5:79 Broadway, coracr of W hito atreet, Agente: Redding & Co. Boston; Heiter tou Philadelphia; Wm. Taylor, Balt more; and by druggists generally, ROFESSOR BARRY'S WONDERFUL TRICOPHEROUS or Medicated Compound. —Amoag the » certificates reeoived, we refer to the follow dames Clark, Dr. For tock, Dr, Allison, } rot. M. Ch valier, M. Riche: N cold, hoarseness, sore throat, tried it for any throat and rolations used it? If they have, ark them if } Bit . Fleming. Dr. Bow k, Fol, Biaaville, M. Tiohae, rand, Ke, The eelebrited Barry's Trico ly remedy to, prevent baldness, and to reatore Hien of, or besome thi vent gray hair, TY APpen 1f and daodrufl from wiv, and to keep it in the a I A Ftate, yet free frem all oil anes, It in eold in bottom price on ‘Principal office, 1:19 way. Agente Wright, 23 South struct, Vhiladelphia: Bro~ shington street, Boston; and wuld hy all the dengeists in (he United States, , | ONLY wn WOVLD GO WITHOUT TEETA WHEN can have they, inserted for one dollar and warranted ci‘oricck Willie witarvsre gold 1B cents to $1" Bateseting oon b i cunts. Oflioe Mh Brovéwae, pl phercus ts the on! the have thist has greasy ap t cents, at the D WHERLB’:, OCULIST, 2) GREENWICH rotes hit Oxclusive attention to disease: the Eys ithalmio Suy sery, racts removed in witnout pain, on a new and it restored, L3 pd Ar hours AM to 1 look, P. forences ‘0 the first frmilios in the city. EMINSU WEA IMPOTENCE, te.—D) Ss Prsotteet Pree tatu cept interen Wreatment atl cure, with recipes, mote ct liviug, fully grven; 6th edition, 942 pp, tudes $l j may be 1h cay 8 Gireomys els sheets; ot by por’, mailsa frye, RVR 3 the a ‘Those who pidity and litt , however, those wi who EDICAL CARD—DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT. ‘ing Physician to the New York College of Medicine and Boannaey, ean ‘be consulted, at his Medial, Ofce, No. 10 ark . on ail private diseases, viz, pt ondary syphiin Gortrriwen, leet, stricta, Semfoal Weal nee, and all aflections of the Organs. Strict attention to this claes of diseases, for tho Inst ten years, enables Dr. R, to gus ranty & radical cure, Office hours from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Ine valids living in the country, not wishing to make personal appli- Cation, can have forwarded to them a case contataing all medi- Gines requisite to porform ® radical ourc, by stating their cuse explicitly in v riting, and enclosing $10, addressed to r. Richard won, Medical Office, 10 Park place. . IES’ ANTIDOTE 1S THE MOST EFPECTU. atten old for Gonorrhea and other disorders of D* ORF Bexval Organs ‘experience that it will radi. has proved bis desirable recult is obtained in from ‘and as it neither creates nate nor offends the “rirdocs unpeceerary ny deviation, fm diet or Intas: » OF aigeat eat i eseehily on le consignee With he sie iis (ue ee cee ane i table, and no injurious eflect, Siooally'oy Yocklly, cen be caused by its une Enice $1 per bet te Sole Agent for this city, C. H. RING, 192 way, corner Joke street “ii fe in i. COOPEK, 1. DUANE STREBST, BETWEEN Drei Wines ‘strepts, bas for. the Inst fourtesn years ‘a most extensive practice in private diseases. Ho can cuz most vated cases of this disease; and raild caces cure i two to five ma Strieture—Dr. Ci eure the worst form of strictmes in drom one to two Constitutional debility palate, and rei on (0 oun jsance is thus removed brought cn by a secret habit indulged. in ty young rea. The hen too treely inde! in, begets wes Beboand email of the took, contesien of * e intelieet, amd ay ee tion to society, No mercury uses N merpber of the Reyal Ooliexs «f Sengeons, London, consulted in treatigont of delicate disgases. | No matter bo ou may have had ,10e%, ulcers wpon the pal or in Re Telne in tye bead and boos af the ota pene feurteen daveted to veacraal diseases, enables Dr. the worsi ferus Of this digcaes,, Mecent eases ctrred in ed in one oF two duals who bere indulge a ively be restored to by and ‘are cautioned got ta be deceived, tL A cure warranted im every cam, oF 80 change B, Strange) RAVELLING TRUNKS—JOUN CATTN/OH, o gupericr article of Sole Leather Trunks, mimhte for Amicus of (INTES.LIGENCE BY THE MAILS, RON nrrennrnn Waswinaton, Nov. 13, 1618. The Poly of the Ne Admunistration— The Re spectable Whigs and the Tag-rag—Tie Differ- ence—-Contemplated Procession The Patent Office Robbery—Recootry of some of the Dia- monds, &e. The Mntellegencer comes out this morning! in a leading article, shadowing forth the policy which it smpposes will be pursued by the new admunis- tration. Some of the principal measures are, the repeal of the tariff, ag it at present xists—the re- peal of the sub-treasury law—the esteblishmeént of a national bank—in # word, the revival of all the old whig measures, wittch we were told, only & short time since, were dead—‘‘ dead avherriags herrings which are red.” We do novbelieve General Taplor intends to” father any auch mea- sures. He hee been elevated:to the highest honer in the gift of any people, avowedly as a no-party man, and he pessesses too mncly honesty and in- tegrity to become the toel ef «set of politicians. A whig House of Representatives can, and un- doubtedly will act, up to the whig policy—pbut the Senate is democratic, and any’ legislation must aecessamly be that of compromise. We have ne fear of any extreme measures being passed. A’strong feeling prevails among the respectable wings here against a proscriptive policy being adopted by the next administration ; whilst the tag end of the party—men whose only principle con- sists in gettmng a share of the spoil: re already makyg up. lists of democratic officials, and in- senting their own names in the place of the present incumbents. We think these gentry will be grie- vously disappointed; we at all events hope so. That the departments require pruning, mo one at all acquomted with their present composition wild attempt to'deny; but it would little advantage the country (x tum oat one set of lazy scamps merely to replace them by others equally worthkess. A great many of the present oihctale procuted their appointments in consequence of real or fancied benefits whoeh they claimed to have conferres the party, either by stumping it, or in some other approved manner, As a consequence, these gen- tlemen, in nine cases ont of ten, have turned out to be most worthless clerks. They considom the emoluments ct their offices as the reward oftheir political gervices, and not as the reward of their official duties; andthe result as, that in many bu- reaus the whole ofthe work is thrown on the styoul- ders of a few industrious men. Nearly all the pre- sent expectants of oflice are men with precisely similar “claim: ‘They have stumped it for Gen. Taylor, or they have assisted in sending off docu- ments, or they have played the sycophant to some big fish, or they have done a thousand things equally entitled tothe gratitude of the country— and the receipt of amoffice where they will have nothing to doand roast beet, with the example be- tore the country of the metliciency of men appoint- ed under similar eireumstances—we thiak any cabinet General Taylor may form will hesitate ere they gratify these ‘patriots.’ If these mem believed sincerely that the cause they advocated was a good one, its suocess onght to be a sufficient reward—it they merely supported it in the hopes | getting an office, they are dishonest, and a dishon- estman cannot be an honest official. To place the departments upon a proper footing, the ef- ficiency of a man should be the test, and not his political opmions ; and sueh 1 the policy, we have every reason to believe, General ‘Taylor will pur- sue. The Taylor men intend to get up a grand pro- cession, deliver an address, illuminate, &c., om ‘Tuesday week, the 22d rastant, 1n honor of’ the success of their cket. No clue has as yet been discovered of the per- petrators of the recent theft in the Pateat Office. itis generally supposed a similar game will be played off, as was upon the occasion of the tormer robbery, namely, to make terms for the retuin of the articles. A reward of $1,500 is offered tor the thief, and recovery of the articles stolen. It the reward is given merely for the goods, itis imagin- ed they wili at once be forthcoming. Mr. God- card,-the chief of the police here, in presence of the commissioner, opened the door otf the build- ing, by applying a pair of mippers to the key, im the same way in which it is mibpraed, from the marks on the key, the robbers effected their en- trance. Thirteen diamonds, belonging to the gold box, were picked up this morning, inside of the case, having been dropped apparently by the rob- bers tn their haste, and the supposition is that the box must have been broken up in tearing 1t away from its fastenings. It 19 evident the job was performed by regular chevaliers d’industrie, who came provided tor every emergency. The other end of the case contained General Washington’s coat, vest, breeches, camp equipage, W&e., which were fortunately not disturbed. «, Nov. 14, 1848. The Post Office Defalcation—Instaliation of tha New Mavor— Mechanics’ Fair— Madam Bishop. The defalcation of Richard Key, a clerk in our post office, cortinues to excite much attention.— The money was abstracted, 1 learn, principally from the funds ot the ofhce, though some letters are also missing. His peculations have been go- ing on for more than a year; but so cuamingly were they managed, and so much was he esteem- | ed by all in the office, that his detection was most difficult, not the slightest suspicion existing against fim. Most ot the money missing was | found in his possession, and the balance has been tecured to the government. Ile has been almost three years in the office, and 1s of one of the moat respected and wealthy families in the State. Mayor Stansbury, the Mayor elect, was yester- day inaugurated, at the City Hall. He 1s already surrounded by a pack of greedy oflice-seekers, who will probably be mistaken if they ex) he | will remove any of the present city officers to | make room for them. Our Mechanics’ Fair continues to inetease im interest, and has been most successful. The Hall | has been crowded, night and day, during the past three weeks. Madame Bishop makes her first appearance to- morrow night, at the Holliday street theatre, the, Seguins closing their engagementto-night. —_ The city court yesterday delivered an opinion sustaining the constutionality of the recent en- actment prohibiting the sae of liquor on the .Sab- bath. An appeal will be taken from the decision, and it will be carried to the Court of Appeals. A large purse has been raised by the tavern-kegpera | to sustain the appeal, most ot whom stil! contiaue to disregard the law, whilst others have. back ea- trances, and sell it to allwho ray visit them. Miss Isabel Dickinson and Mrs. Burke, are playing Claude Melnotte and Pauline, at the Front street. Abt Pamapvecraa, Nov. 14, 1848. Whag Reporengs—Robbery—Theatricals, §c. The only whig demonstration tha} | have heard of as about to take place in this city, 1s a display of fire works in front of the North Amerwcan aflice, by the proprietors of that journal, which, it is said, has been fixed, for Thursday evening. The. euc- cessful party appear to carry their hand-earned laurels with a.nice discrimination for the feelings of their opponents, who, as regards taemselves, Joke about departing for sels river, by the first t, with great nonchalence. ar" Poung eerinan who arr ved here on Saturday, had his room, at the United. States Motel, brokea open the next day, and $1,400 in gold stolen. He had the gold ina belt, and, while on his passage from New York, wore, it arownd | Bie yreon While en the steamboat, he was asked by 4 stranger, What he wore the belt tor? and, thought- lessly, toldhim that he carried his yroney in it. He saw the same persoa at the hotel, after his ar- rival there, a Mr. Collins’ entertainment, at the Musical Fund | Hall, delighted a large audience. The Menplat- sus appear agnin atthe Walnut street theatre, im Commpenea with Mr. Mord Young Powers wade his debut adthe Arch street Inst might, but did not quite meat the public expectation, which had been too much clevated by the reputation of his father. General Welch is, of course, attract- ing crowds te, the cireus. Anotume Singin Aunurn —-We learn from agen- the gan in this city that Auburn has again been the scene of 4 most Cysastrous fire. ft commenced at the morocco tectory at the west end of the block ex- | sending from the tannery of Law, Williams & Co. to the old store of Mr. Muir, all of which are re- duced to a pe of smouldering embers, No fire has occurred in the city of Auburn that has beem so psoductive of such disastrous results es this one, net so tabeh from the amount of property destroy- ed, os from the imability of the parties to, sustaim Uic loss, they being mostly mechamies. tis there- lore to be hoped ton e means may be adopted ta compensate ther tor their losses. ‘That har working and ingenious mechanic, McDougal, whe w bufat out some lew years ago, and who was just reeamming his lose, is ence more turned into the street, There was no insurance om the property destreyed, excepting $5,009, and that was on morocco factory. pa.—A correspondent from HaRrH Quake t bate spe ef the the perish of Green St. Lawrence, imforms quake was felt (hece on Monday morning, the Gth inst. at a quarter past five. It lasted bout three miauter, dutbee Mercury, Nav 8 heenot rewoved, Kemember 19 Duane street, wppoai TRUNK Manuficturys, No.1 Wald streot, corner of has Ruropran travelyand) Portmenteas Dr, Johoson's. i T on hand, and constantly making > ner tofTrunks, y 4 Satehela, wholesale am rn ae CarFe of foie Leave Trane roll for Armétcnn oe Orders Ce tha Wags Endags, South Amreien, Bo, filed wisn dow patab.