The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1848, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, ‘ rns John A. Collier vs. Thuriow Weed, &c. Aunasy Nov. 20-P M, John A. Collier's letter, addressed to the Evening Journal, in reference to the whig anti Taylor meting held here a few weeks previous to the election, and ia answer to various charges made by Weed, w* pad lished this afternoon. Mr. Collier denies that he bad any thing to do with the letter published in tae Ex- press—ealls Tkuriow “the Autocrat of the Journa ,” and bandies him very roughly. ‘Weed does not sustain his obarges against oilier ; but tries to prove, by letters from Wm. Parinelee and others, that Mr. Collier did not take prominence in the whig meeting alluded to ; and that it was owing to the efforts of others, rather than to the influence of Col- Mer, that Gen. Taylor was not denounced ‘The quarrels of these whig politicians division of the “ spoils’ Hl about the are increastog in interest. Competition Among the Western Steam- boats, Pirtsnura, Nov. 18, 1848, There is a strong opposition among the steamboats between this city and Cincinnati, The fare has been seduced to $2 50, including meals, The markets remain unchanged, and dull. Major Bilss. Lovisvinur, Nov. 18, 1848, Mojor Bliss left this morni_g for Baton Rouge. Markets. Burravo, Nov 20, 1848, Receipts since Saturday :-Fiour, 14000 barrels : ‘wheat, 16,000 bushe to Hour there isa faie den nd, with sales of 4.000 barrels ut $4 50 a $4 625g. Wheat continues in good demaad, the sales reacaing 20 000 bushels, including Chicago, at 78¢ and O iio at 92¢, Holders of corn ure firm,and demand 47e, Freights are without change. Arpany, Nov 20, 1848, Receipts by canal since Saturday :—Kioar, 18.500 barrels ; wheat, 22.700 bushels; corn, 22.900 do; bar- Jey, 80,000 do, The market for flour was tirm but de- mand hmited. Of wheat there were saies of 5.000 hels, at $1 27 a $1 25 for Genesee, wad $118 for Mediterranean. Sales of 1.000 bushels rye at 632.— Barley continues in good inquiry, with sales of 36,000 bushels at 62!;0. 8 650 The Latest Election Returns, STATE OF NEW YoRK. Ausany, Nov, 20, 1848, Official and unofficial returns from the whole of the State, have been received, and give the following re- sult :— +218 538 + «120 378 esses oLld 533 are official except Albany, Catarau- gus, Erie, New York, Rockland, and Westchester, The weather was cold last night, and we are now having # north-east snow storm. The Albany Argus of yesterday, (20th inst.,) has returns of the entire vote ef the State tor Presidential Electors, except the county of 3t. Lawrence, which we give below, adding the re- ported vote of St. Lawrence :— i Duylor. Cass. Van Buren. 58 counties........ 214,741 118,971 114,217 St. Lawrence (rep.) 4,480 500 6,620 219,261 114,471 120,869 The scattering vote, as tar as ascertained, §) 2,106; (principally for Gerrit Smuth’s ticket, we presume.) The official returns will probably. vary but little from the above returns, und we may compare the 3e regate vote of the State with that of Is44, as lollows:-— Van Buren. Smuith.... Total : Decrease ofwvote Taylor over Cass Taylor over Van Buren Van Buren over Cass. Majonty of Cass, Van Buren and sm combined, against Tuylor.............. 18,183 Majority of Polk and Birney against Clay e in I... eee Net whig gain........0..... sesee00. 2,735 This shows very favorable result tor the waigs, considering the large number of abolitionists an whigs who supported Van Buren at the receat election. ‘VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, The whig cundidates for Governor and Lieu- tenant Governor have run better in the State than ‘Gen. Taylor; also the democrauc and tree soil candidates for those offices have rua b- ter than Case and Van Buren, » much larger vote havia; been polled for Governor than ter Presidents electors. In 41 counties from which we have re- turns, the vote tor Governor stauds as follows, compared with the vote for Presideut, viz:— Governor. . President. 165,856 Taylor. Walworth,...... 98,123 Cass. Dix... . $7,494 Van Buren. Total... ....346,473 340,563 In 28 counties from which we have the vote for Lieut. Governor, we have compared the vote be- tween Fish and Patterson, the whig candidates for Governor und Lieut. Governor, and the fol- lowing is the result:—Fish, 109,642; Puaiterson, 112,633 4 Mr. Patterson having received the votes of the anti-renters, Which were withheld trom Fish, will obably come out abvut four thousand ahead of r. Fish, in the State, aod have the honor of re- Ving more votes than any other cundidate be- fore the people of the State at this election, Gen. Taylor received the anti-rent votes, but the dit- ference was more than made up to Mr. Fish by the votes of the ultra Clay men and other wnigs who refused to vote for * Old Zach,” and taus the Governor has probably come out ahead. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. It will be seen that Mr. Jona A. King has at Jength obtained what he has longed tor, during snore than a quarter of a ceatury, namely, a seat in Congress trom Long Islaud. Although the ma- jority of votes is against him, he succeeds by the division of the democracy, with the help of the popularity of old Zack, which carnes him in, as it did his brother James, in New Jersey. Fish.. 165,254 91,348 83,961 Brown, Jones, Hunker, Free Swit. ‘Queen 1,265 1,011 Sufiolk . 1,064 1,446 4,397 2,329" 2,457 y King over Brown, 2,068; ove: jority ot both ever King, 389. James G. King having been elected from New Jersey, the two brothers will be “ cheek by jowl” an the next Congress. | _ P. S—-The toliowing is reported by telegraph ‘as full returns of the waole State:-- Aurany, Nov. 20, 1848. Official and unofficial returns irom the whole of the State have beer received, and ytve the tollow- ang recult ‘Taylor. Van Buren 20,376 All the counties are official except Albany, Catas raugus, Erie, New York, Rovkland, and West- chester. + Jones, 1,940; ma- VIRGINIA. 2 Although the returns are incomplete, it is gen- erally conceded that Virginia has gone for Cass by a smull majority; say from 700 to 1,000. Polk’s Majority in 1844 was 5,493, GEORGIA. Taylor's majority will be about 3,000, ALABAMA. 4 There can be but litite doubt of the vote of this State having been given te Cass and Butler, by a majority not exceeding one thousand. Polk’s ma- jority in 1844 was 11,462. Fi LOUISIANA. Taylor's mafority will be over 2,000. _ MISSISSIPPL. The vote of Missiesipp: promises to be very close. ‘The whig_gatns ia the counties heard from, indi- cate that Taylor may bave « small majority; but this is stll uncertain. Polk’s majority was 5,780 an IS44. INDIANA. The majority for Cass w.ll probably exceed 000. : ILLINOIS. ‘ The returns continue to show large gains for Taylor; but as Polk's majority in the State, in 1344, ‘Was 12,706, it is barely probuble that it has been overcome at the reeent election. The next re- tums wall, it 18 believed, decide the question. 1OWA, ‘The few returns received are favorable to Cass and Butier, but not decisive as yet. Nonny Canontva.—The Legisiature 1s 1m a curi- ous position. There is a te of parties in beth hovers, A member writes us oa the i1th, that “the election ip Orange county for a Senator in the Legiela. ture, which took place on Puerday tnat, (the day Presidential election.) has rerulted ia the choice of Capt Jobe Berry, over Hugh Waddell, Ksq., his woig competitor This election wakes a tiv in boub branches of Our Legiviature, There will be 25 members of each arty in the Senate. and 60 of each in the Commons, We ve n United States Senator to vivet tn the piace of the H i Who will be ran by bis party for re-election li rao for the same seat, one of the soundest tainted demoorate of moxt If every man of both parties should aten: little business of @ party charactor ‘nion, Police Intellig:nce Arreston icion -- Officer Dowling, of the 6th ward, arrested yesterday. ® man by the name of John Ashwell, on suspicion of being & thief, having in his possesion se veral pawn tickets for valuable gold aud silver watchoa On searching his trunk, a large silver fork waa found, marked ‘Steamehip Northerner,’ on which ship the pri- soner was employed, some short time since, as cook. A gold lever watch, No. 1972, Harrison. maker, was reco- vered st Simpson's pawn shop, No 25 Chatham street, where it had been ued fos Pi paw watches were recovered, Nos 8, 5474, and 5,026 all of which are supposed to be stolen. for whieh owars are wanted, Apply to Captain Magnes, of the 6th ward police. Justice Lothrop committed the accused to prison for a further huaring. sirvest of an Old Thief —An old hotel and boarding. house thief, calling himself Charles Cook. was arrested yesterday. after long cbase, by officer Russell, of the ist ward, on a charge of robbing a German. by the name ef Joreph L, Ruetz, residing at No. 82 Gresa- wich street, ofa lot of clothing anda silver watch, velued im all at $28 U7}g. It seems about 7 o’viook exterday morning, the chief entered the dweiliag- Ouse and passed 1nto the room of Kuetz, while he was jying im bed, picked up the clothing and watch, aud just as he was leaving the room, Ruets opened his eyes, and gave chase ; the thief ran up Greenwich sireet, and Was finally caught by the ubove officer, and conveyed to the Tombs. On searching the prisouur, reveral ekeleton keys were found; lik«wise, pawa tickets for clos and coats, for some of which owners have been foundaiready, Justicv Lothrop locked him up for trial. Arrest ona Bench Warrant —Officer Walling arrest- ed, yesterday afternoon, on a bench warraat issued by the Court of Sessions, George Rice, who stands iadiet- ed for obtaining # gold wateh by some frautulent operations, He was held to answer by Justice Lo- throp Tue following p.lice statistics show the number of arresis, &c., of the police department during the last tix wonths:—Total number of arrests made by mem- bers of the police department, from May let to Slst October, 1548, inclusive, was 14208; of which there were 1442 for assault and battery, 2.143 tor disorderly conduct, 176 fighting in the streets, 6,613 for 1atoxi- ution, 189 for vagrancy, 259 for grand larceny, 1.274 for petit larceny, 238 suspicion of larceny, 60 for bur- glary, 7 murder aud manslaughter, aad tue remainder for wivor offences. 2.657 reports fur violation of the corporation ordinances were reported to the chief of Pclice through the captains of the various police eta- tims, which were transmitted to the Corporation At- torney for prosecution; of these there were 1.268 com- plaints against stages, 159 against hacks, 168 against carts, 124 in relation to encumbering streets, 230 in relaifon to encumbering side walks, 72 selling spiri- tuous liquors without license, 22 telling spirituous liqaors on Sunday, 628 throwing gurbage in public elseets, 79 in relation to sinks; the other compiaints were for miscellaneous violations of the city ordi- Dances, 16,007 persons, males aud females, made ap- poration, to whom temporary lodgings were given in the various station houses, muny of whom being destitute, were furnished with food, 2.631 children lost in the public streets, and taken by the policemen to the seveial station houses, and restored to their parents. 52 persons were rescued from drowning by members of the department. 61 fires discovered and extinguished by members of the department, and 264 stores and dwellings, found open aud exposed at night, by the carelersness of the occupants, were taken. charge of by the policemen. Henry Cray, the Lexington Observer says, has deen severely indisposed, He argued an important cause in the Chancery Court on Tuesday, week before last, when he appeared to be in fine health, aad cer- tainly, so far as his speech farnished sny indication, was in his usual health. He was attacked the same evening, avd has been. since that time, indisposed, and under the attendance of his physician. Mr. Crirrorn.—A. telegraphic despatch from New Orleans, of the 4th, announces the arrival there of Mr. Clifford, our minister, from Mexico. He is ao- companied by Mr De La Rosas, the new Minister from Mexico to the United States Union, Sunday. — One of the great st curlosiies out, Is the Boy who wes at Mr, Boyle's Lx cure on Phon ography, iaat night, aud wrote 40 words per minute, Mr. B. repeats his lecture tu: nipht av the Stuyvesant Inotitute, This wonderful boy will bo with hum, Archer, of 260 ‘Greenwich street, near basen hand « most splendid a-sortment of Mufls aud sh ae Isabella Bear, Fox, squirrel, Fizeh, aud Lynx; also Tippets of different furs, Swansdowu, &o- The Piumbe National Daguerrian Gallery, corner of Murray street, 80 loug mMmMUniTy, excels a8 much in tts pietures and is admitted by all to be the best to procure tine The «Richelieu” Gold Pens are warranted years. ‘They are finy, smooth and elastic, and are ao. od to be the best and choapest Pens in tae world. Sold KE Wateon & Co., No. 16 Wall treet, Gold pens re- To have one’s Halr or Whiskers misera- bly botched in cutting, is no j ke; therefore we would advise who admire appropriateness of stylo and neatly executed Work to patronio the imimitabie, No. 13 Nassau street, where may De found his unfallible Ungent ter the hair, cloth to $1%; Panta, cassimeres, $1 te pA ® conte 4 re st craredoemed M from it Store, corner Nas auction, great streets, Muffs, Tippets, Bons, and Kur Articles. Win. Bonita, No, #4 Caval, coras of Woowter strect, would F syectly call the attention of the Indies, and che public iu game. plendid aseorcment of stuffy und Furs, consisting of Maren, Ermine, Fitch, Bear, Fox, Jenot, Squirre), Mum; Fur ‘and Swan's Down Tippets, Pur Collars, Boas, and Fur Trunmia gs. Bis stock beroy seloted from the latest importations, and manuiactured by experienced workinen, in his employ, he is prepared to sell at the sowest prices, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Nov. 2U—6 P.M, There was s general improvement in for stooks to-day, the result partially of ofthe news from Eurcpe. Prices were the close of Jast week than they had been for some time previously, and the adviees from the other side hi i given the market an additfonal impetus, At the drst | board, to-day, Treasury notes went up 3s per cent; U. S . 6a, 1868, 34; Obfo 62,4; New York and New Haven Railroad ; Canton Co. X; Norwich and Worcester | %; Farmers’ Loan, X: Harlem, %; and Erie Railroad, | new, 1. The sales of Harlem were iarge, at the im- | ; provement. At the second board, Harlem fell off %; Norwich and Worcester ; Erie Railroad and others closing at prices current in the morning The rhipments of specie by the steamship Washing. ton were as follows:—To Havre, 38,969 five franc pieces; 25000 American belf dollars, and 39,170 Mexican dollars; te Bremen, 7 467 Mexican dollars, The annexed bids wore received for the five hundred thousand dollars of Erie Railroad eeven per cent mort- gage bonds: — New Yorx anp Ersx Rau. Roan Bonva, AP SBH6, U0 ‘The successful bidd of the $500.000 were 89a 88 02 inelosive, about the current prices for those now in the market. | The commercial accounts from Europe, by the Aca- | dia, do not amount to much, but they are rather favora- | ble than otherwise. The advance in cotton looks well; but we are afraid it cannot besustained The demand for manufactured goods from the United States,and from all other parts of the world, is likely to be mere limited for several months than it has been, and the manufacturers will be compelled to contract their ope- ration even below the reduced point reached since the revulsion commenced; and in the face of this, it is hardly poseible for the raw material to improve much im prices, or even for current rates to be sustained. The limited wants of the manufacturers cannot main- tain prices, when the stocks on hand are growing by the large receipts from the United Staces, and the prospect for a large yield from the crop now being picked is so good as reports from all parts of the coun- try exhibit. The absence of speculators from the Liverpool market is another evidence of the weak- ness of the market, and the artificial stimulus given to prices. We do not look for any permanent or | important improvement in quotations for co:ton | in Liverpool until speculation becomes active. The manufacturers are very seldom speculators; | it is only when largely stocked that they have any disposition to put up the market. As general, | we might almost say a universal thing, manufacturers | are opposed to high prices for the raw material, and ia the abscence of speculators, they will use every effort to depress the m: t. We alluded, a few days sins, to the speculations of British manufacturers in our routhern markets, where they were purchasing for their own consumption, at prices a fraction above those current in New York, We can form from this @ pretty good evidence of what a position the market would be in, if these partivs had absolute control over it. It is the specuiator, atter all, that gives activity to operations, an impetus to prices, and the producer, in a measure, depends upon that clase for remuneration The position of the two claeves of operators in Liverpool is by no means favorable for any permanent improvement fa prices: ond although an advance may from time to time be quoted, unless the basis ia sound, it cannot be sustain: ad. The improvement reported by this arrival, has only equalized prices between Liverpool and our prin- cipal +hipping points; but the effest hore, probably, will be to make the difference greater than it war before, and place us further in advance, The Earopean advices relative to che crops and the | cal | fowr hundred head left over, breadstuifé on this side of the Atlantic, The weather in Great Britaty, for some days previous to the depar- ture of the steamez, bad not been propitious, either for thore preparations necessary for the sowing of the fall crops, or for the preservation of grain remaining in stack. This is indicative of a shorter supply of breadstuffs in the morkets Juterin the season, as the time and attention of the farmers will be directed to getting in their new crops and thresbing out their old. A ty poery.improvement In prices is antict- pated froa these causes, but we perceive that none of the British suthorities look for a permanent or im. | portant advance, The near approach of the period, (February 1. 1849). at which the existing corn laws ave to termivate, and the trade in corn to be compara tively free, will, no doubt, have an inflasnce upon producers and speculators, and induce them to pat their supplies upon the market as early as possible. We bave nothing more definite by this arrival relative to the domestic supply of grain or potatoes, bat the steadiness of prices and the absence of all spe- culation is pretty good evidence that it is the prevailing opinion that, with moderate importations, it will be equal to the demand for consumption, | » Large shipments of both flour and Indian corn have been recently made from this and other ports of this country, to Great Britain and Ireland, We no- tice that the shipments have been more distributed than usual, and bear the appearance of being made upon foreign account, rather than on account ofapeo- vlators on this side of the Atlantic. Heretofore, the bulk of the importation of breadstuffs, from this country into Great Britain, has been into Liverpool, and distributed from that point to all others—similar tothe movements in cottoa—but now it is more dirsct intothe markets where they are required for con- sumption, Itis very probable that sbipments from | this country to Great Britain will gontinue for some time, to some extent. even in the face of depreciating prices, and be placed in bend, #0 asto take advantage of tne changes about being madein the corn laws, | In the event. however, of any important advance io our own markets, shipments could not be made, unless | the prospect of @ corresponding improvement on the | other side was much more favorable than represented | by recent advices, We look for a moderate, but healthy and remunerative trade in breadstuffs, be- tween thetwo countries throughout the season, but | nothing approaching the speculative operations of 1846 and 1847. The London money market is represented as hav- ing undergone a material improvement, the result of which was an advance in consols. A reduction iu the rate of interest on certain descriptions of bills was i without doubt the cause, rather than the effect of the change. A movement of this kind was calculated to engender confidence, an element of so much import. ance in financial affairs that its extension should by | fostered and encouraged in every way. It has for such a length of time been at such a low ebb, that there is very little probability of its recovering a0 ra- pidly as to produce any speculative movement in any great stapler, but on the contrary the experience of the past has been too dearly purchased, and the disasters realized are yet of such recent occurrence that a great deal of caution and prodence will for sone time be exercieed im all commercial operations. As an evidence of this, it is only necessary to point to the great abundance and cheapness of money in Englands and the little dieposition exhibited to engage in any- thing but the most legitimate operations, und in those on)y toa moderateextent We trust nothing will trans- pire for a long time to disturb or derange the existing order of things, and that a gradual and steady recove- ry will take place, instead of jumping at once into movements which must, sooner or later, terminate in disasters equally as extensive as those recently realized, Such @ revulsion as has passed over thy commercial world—such a complete prostration of all credit syetems—such a thorough revolution in every syste which has for ges regulated the finances and commerce of all nations, and in all the political affairs of Europe—cannot be so easily obliterated)and the effects so easily removed. It will take years to bring. | famil things beck to # prosperous condition, and many re. lapses witl no doubt be experienced in the course of recovery All proper and legitimate means should be employed to bring the body financial and commurotei back again to a sound and healthy state; but any at- tempt to force it by artiicial means may, for a time, be ratisfactory, but it will assuredly be followed by relapse, which will be attended with most aiarming re- sults, For this reason we look upon all these move ments, calculated to give an impetus to speculation, with fear and trembling, and warn the public against them. Stock Exchange. 10600 Trea 6per ct Nts 14%4 wy ahs Canton Co at Sino ae 1083 80 du BIO 31 00 do. DIO Wade WO = do 31% 2000 US's 6 bo 10/58 100 do 090 B55 WO do. "67 WF” 100 Mohawk RR bimos 75 200 Kentucky S'a 8 150 Nor & Wor blo 4 2000 Iitinots 41% 80 do WHO Bids “a we BW do 00 33 BS QW ReadingRR dimos 34 6234 800 Harlem RK Big bi0 ww do 80 bw uy” 300 00 a ' 810 54); w 8 8 i 0 60 2% 15 030 2744 100 Mm 20 ws igo | ven RR Pd a 90 55 9 100 > Board. 6u she 10 ie Ww 3L 5 BR & oT) bs oT 330 50 CITY TRADE REPORT. | i] Monpar, Nov. 20—6 P.M WwW Man, to accompany an Officer to California. He must Owjng to the jing cold weather, accompanied | know how to cock, waeh, and iron; take opre of horses, and make by snow, on] to the north, causing fears of an “imself generally useful in camp or garrison, A Fronchman, early closing of the canals, floar, iu the tase. of a te hetircig ethan foreign dull mar! was hel firmer rates; and sales of this State, Oswego, &c. were made at about 640. per barrel higher in some cases than was obtainabie on Saturday. heat was steady, with sales of Western on terms stated below. Although the foreign news was not considered favorable for corn, yet, owing to the limited Ape ring, and kegel sos et of the | early closing of the canals, holders janes to submit | to any concession in prices; and as there were fuw buyers, except at some reduction in rates, sales were moderate. There was no ehange in meal. rye were made at previous prices; oats closed firm ‘There was @ good demand for prime pork, with sales at a slight advance, while mess remained about the sam: Beet continued firm, while Jard was dull, and no bu; ers, except some concession in pri Groceries ‘were quiet, without change of moment iu quotations The news exercised @ favorable impression on the cotton market, and sales were made for export at an advance. Asnes — Pots were dull at $6. and buyers were offer- ing $5 8734 Pearle were quiet at $6 18% RRADSTUFFS — Flour—T! sales footed up about 6,000 bbis.. consisting mostly of this State, Oswego, & & it $6 44. & $5 50. with some lots pure Genesee at 5 6634 & $6 623g. Sales of 300 a 400 bbls. common Dakere’ bra: Ohio, sold at $5 6234 a $5 Southern continued steady, and Georgetown was held at $5 624. Sales of 600 bbls, Petersburg City Mills were made late on Saturday sfternoon at $b 68%. Wheat—Sates of 2,600 bushels Indiana were made at $1 1434 was held at last week's prices. Corn—Th reached about 16,000 bushels, im separ which were 2,300 buahels Baltimore . Mixed and reund yellow were held en ious rates, without finding buyers Meal was held at $325. Rye—Sales of 3.000 @ 4,000 burhels were reported at oo Flour—Sales of 200 bbis. were made at $3 18°. Sules of 243 cargoer were made at 35 a35;0 Cattie.— At Market—1,800 beef cai (800 South- erp, remainder Eastern and thie Si 8. and 4,000 cheep tle— For tair retailing q brisk demand during the week. Prices remain firm at from $5 to $7 £0 per cwt. From the appearance of the yard, we should say there were between three and Rye Oats— there has been a pretty Sales of | ; A lot of 40 shipped to Bermuda, The tales are mainly to the city butchers, and there are but few or no packers in market. Cows and calves rarged from $24 to $368 $55 each—all rold, Sheep—$1 25a $2 75 a $4 50 Lamba—$la $2 50; unsold 500. Hay—624¢0 for best quality, No straw at the ronles, Covton,—The news per Acadia has had a atimu- lating eflect on the market, aud rales of 1,000 bales were effected at prices showing an advance of ‘yin Gui cotton, and an eighth on uplands, entirely for export, Freronts —3000 bushels wheat in bulk were an- waged at §40,; 1,000 barrels of flour “ere engaged for Lonéon at 2+ 94, For flour to Liverpool. 24 3d was neked A versel was chartered for Liverpool at « fixed price for the voyage. Fist — The demand for cod is fair, though prices Tule low. Sules of 2.000 quintals at $2. In mackerel there is but little movement. The stock afloat is &b ut 5.000 barrels which are held at $7 # $6. Feurr.—We notice sales of 1,000 boxes raisins at Owr previous quotations, aud 300 burhels Africau pea- nute, to arrive, at 950 Heme --There were sales of 100 bales Ameri rotted, wt $100 & $100 per too, six months Mor sssee —Some parcels of Cubs. for distilling, were disposed of at 18%¢., and some lotsa new crop Now Or- Jeane, at 270. Navat Stone viows, dow. re unsettled by the Acadia’s ad- nd no s#les of MomeDt tran pired Im linseed we notion sales of 2,000 gallons t be a 53.; 22.000 Iba, palm oil, a Oe 6 * of 3 to 400 durrels ‘prime pork At $9 to $9 124; Mess was quiet as $12 60. wes dull. and priceatioce the news unoertain Sales of 100 tiereve prime moas wore made at $18 were made harvests do not give much hope to the epecuietor in 10, and 50 thercos lodis at the same price and Stephenson’s Ba 'ti packing; 150 tlerces fue mess sold at $18, Ba.200 sides were offered at 80, Hoge were selling at about 50. Cheese wan steady at | 6% to 7 to Tie. Butter— (bio was worth 10 to 1ic., end thie State 14 to 20. 1ck.~The stock continue’ light, and quotations waxy em they ranged from $3 37)¢ to $5 65) par | Racs.—Sales of 200 bales Hambu'tg F. B. were made on private terme. | Svcans were without movement beyond trade pur- | charers Quotations remain about the same. Tartow —10 000 lbs sold ov Saturday #t 536 a 88c0 5 eince the steamer the racket is less fir", and good parcels ean be picked up at 8Ke | Ww xy. —Sales of between 100 and 200 bbls, in # prison, were made at 24e Reat Estate —Ioune and lot at West Farn, $2- 490; the buildings on the south side of Bunk stravt, | 5 feet from 4th street, and lot 25 by 99 faut, $4. ht 26 by 98 feet 9 ioches,on the north side of Vash street, as No. 113 om map of the Glasshouse Farm, $1200; do do No, 111 on map ot to, $600, MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES Barwimonx, Noy. 18.~81,' 10 Ur ited States 6. LUO do 6'r, of 86K, B80 dave, 10685; 04 " ; 1» Os , FirstRoard, 000U. % 's, W484: 100 War Rounty sory Venraylvania 6'e 1846 500) Philad, 6's 1574, M4 ; svigation mortgages 6'r, 81; 160 do Coal vorip, 80 Rendire Railroa?, 154; : 18 Northern Bank of Kertacky, 1 After Sales—5.00 U.S 6's, 1867, 107 ; 1,000 Pennsylvania 5 7 shiny Ueitl Navigation 68, 156. 0 Hoar. Tre ssury notes t, 1887_ 107; 400 War Bounty sant. 934; 13,0 4G: V0 do 749% ; 1M) Sobuy Heil Navi WO Lohigh Navigation Int.. 63; Ll Girard, 10% 119. After Sules—13,000 Peansylva ia 5't, 4, 0 MEETING OF THE CHL P 318 (CIKTY WILL BE 4ELD | | open at 83% o'clock | 2d, and will continue every night until turther resics, | Week of the re-openirg, Pho originaland well-knowa CURISt'S part THEA’ will be prodveed EDITH, peet 6; performance te commence at 7. Bowrey THEATRE.—TURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2tat, will be performed KOSE CLINT) ¥—| Mr. N. B Clarke; Edward Walt: nm, Mr. J. OU " Li phate, Miss C. Waymas, is AN— Pas urphy, Mr. B. Wi, Ko-Ket, ire. Sutherland; he succeeds ‘iawr, Aftor which the, Mr. BAP E.W = Smah) Mis ed by GOING TO THE TROT—Mr Tw id James Chucks, Mr. Jordan; Mrs. Two | Mra, Chucks, Mre, Sutherland ; Mes, Plum » TRE—TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 2ist, | Dealings withihetimof Dum: | B apwa” THEATRE—B, A. MARSHALL, PROPREB ‘tor—Tneeday Sven’ BE, VL, wh we eek ‘and Son— Captain Cuttle, Plaaid 5 artes of KORY OMBORR- ROPE wore, Me Macartiny: shen on Gilberts Mr. Toots, Mr. W alsot; Major Bagsvook, Hf, tin Dyott; Do Wellekin, Me wg brood oe er, Mr. C. W, Clarke; Jack Bunsby, Mr. J. M. \ O'More Mise Hildreth; Katha. "Mire Abbot, tse Towlinson, Mr. Stafford; Edith, Mrs Shaw, Susan Nippar, Mist | Aftoe the comedy, the Mian? t eOlt perform ‘Taylor; Mrs. MoStinser, Mise I To conclude with | Bells, je with the face» PHS GUARD —Gaverssek. 4. Placide; Lord suville, | O'Tocle, Mr, Dr, Finil, M | Mr Dawson; Lady Beauville. Mrs, Dyott: Me ants Wee Ws ev | nord; Kove, More ° Drees Cireie. 76 cents; Family Cirolo, 68 conte; Uppor Boxes, 35 | Psrquette 75 centa; Family Circle and Uppor Tiers, 2% centay cen ta; Pit, 57d conte; Gallery, 1254 cents, Doors open at half | Galiery. 12% formance to Doors open at half past 6— | Commence at7 o'clock. | BYRON THEATRE, COAMBERS SIRERT—TURSDAY | 2 Evening, Nov.21—honen: uf Mrs rough u ‘- loomed & VAPTU A E~Ceptain le, Mr, | ee Toots Me Raymcud: Jack Nenshy, set - | itger Mre. Vernon: Suren Nipper, Mis. Bron wn. ft followed by the sketeh of COUNTEMBEIT REEVIMEN Bob Plastic, Mr Br Angeline, Mos Oyating which, the farce of EN j\GEM ‘N70 an. To conslude with THOMAS. y.. To coneiude with the NkW ORLEANS SERENA. | AND JEREMIAH IN AWER: 'Treltype Dtoking my Deors open at f5—commenoe pote | Fuller Groen, Mr. O Mrs. Bet ss ie Be xes, 2 conts; Pit and Gallery, 12% ae acted ely. | Doorsopen ands pae| m to rise 017 ¢clook. angen =i atc ITCHELNS OLYMPIC TAEAPRE—TUESDAY 7 \HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORUERLY | Meee at will be performed ASMODSU s— BoM Lharbam ~Second night of Yankee Hiti—rnosday evening, | Mr Clark; Don Rafael D'Ewteaeg, We Avnold ; Gil November 2tst, wit) be porformee CUT AND COME AGALN— | Nic) 11 on; Carlo Brosehi, Miss Oarke, To be follow Heturn Stro ay MY, Hits Major Tucker, Mr. Pard y; Hopkinr, | CLANCE AT NEW YORK—Mom, Mr. Conove Br ferberti Mrs Tucker, Mrs. Charan; Betsy Faok r Mus | Bleker; Harry ferdom, Mr. Arnold; George Parsolts, Mr, Clarks Biles, After whith NEW YORK AS IT 18—Moss, Mr. Chane | Jako Me. Nickinson; Jone, Mie Roberts, After whica, QUBGNS Joe, My. Burke; Charles Meadows, Mr, Richardson; Wil | Bik TE Jai lond, Me, Helland; Counters moved Borbert; Katy, Mins Mestoyer. " | Mise Clay 7 LOSA MON SE Mich: ys “tanger | Browshi, ; Count Muffennf, if, Nickinson; Katherine ne. 20 congude wit | Ki y Gannen. Doors open at half-past 6—oartady Yeddlenot. Mr. Burke, Boxes 2 ‘perferman ECDANICB’ WALL, NO. 472 BROADW XY, BETWEEN Grand aud Broome'streets, commenced om Moniay, Vor, Bigneh MINSTRE: 3, (organized in 142.) THE FIST PO HARMO. MIZE NEGRO MELODIES, AND ORIGINATOR® OF THE PRES¥YNT POPULAR S8YLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER. TAINMENTS, whove concerts im this city, for a pectod of ten | With Madame Jul months, were roveived with exch distinguished favor and patro- ve the L¢nor of auponncing to the ladies and sentlemen York and vicinity, that they will give = sesiea of their Tyralee Concerts ntmduciog a variety of thoir orixinss Soars, Uhoruses, Characteristic Dances, &e. Admission 25 centes Doors at No, 43 Chamber street, formerly Chamber stro-t Bank, on Wedverday evening. Nov. 22, at 8 o'clock, for the eapestal pure pore of convening together thove graduate members of our fre ternity who are at present sejourning inthe city. Members in | ir badges | WM. BAZARD TE2yy, | EZRA K. SHERWOOD, | JOHN SHRADY, Ja., JOHN M. ATM! | OSEF GUNG'L WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT | attending will please exhibit avy debts contracted on his account will uot be paid by him | unless by bis authorized agent. | EN F®OM No. 9 WILLIAM STKEBT, A LOT OF | S70LI S\ vy Woollen Gloves. Polivemen and storekospers are ree ed to be on the look out. The bundle contained from nine | elve doren blue gloves, with red cuffs, | | UTOR WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON, OF eeven years of age. He must be acquainted with English, nch ané German. Appbeations, stating character, referunce, fications snd terme, addressed to“B, B,” and loft at the vrald office, will receive immediate attention. ANTED, 223 BOWERY. A SITUATION FOR A GER- funn gin, who apaaks English and French to do house oF | of reteren | ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE SCOPCH GIRL, A | situati Laundreee or Chamnbermaid and Waiter, Call at 188 Ludloy et. Can be seen for two days, ANTED-IN A DRUG-STORE, A YOUNG MAN, 15 OR 18 years of age. One desirous of learning the business pre- ferred. Enquire at 63 Roosevelt rtreet. DR. R83. ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A TIDY, ACTIVE YOUNG Woman, & Protestant, who is an excellent Washer, [roaer, Chambermaid. Would ¢o the genera houso work of asmall ly, and can give good city reference. Communications, ad- dressed to Box Y, Herald Office, will be attended to. WwW chamberwork. She bas got the best and | and last 9) open at7. Concert will commence at § o’clook. An AfiSenoon. Concert every Saturday, commencing at 8 o'clook, ¥. M., under the managewent and direction of 1. P, Christy, On Thirty, Nov, Bid, thanksgiving Day, an afternoon concert, commenting at3 P.M, ABERNACLE.— FOURTH CONCERT WIML le, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 2lot. Pro Overture from the Opera of Zampa, Porwar Military Waltz and Iusteated Polka, “Part 2d— Varn ations for the arp en a theme from the Opera of Montech: and Copuletti, Masquerade, Qua ug Substee, Part Overture’ from Midsummer’ Wallz and Firat Hu at the music stores, evening of the TPABEANACLE—GREAT SOLEMNITY MUSICAL, ON ‘Thursday Evening, November Mth, Henri Herz chin first ‘arance this season in New York) will give a Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert, for which occesion he hs se- cured the assistance of the entire Italian Opers Company, inciud- ing Siguorina Truffi, Madame Laborde, Signorina Pact, Signor Benedetti, M. Laborde, M. Dubreul, sig. Vaitellini, Signor Hoek, Bignor Giubilei, and tho full orchestra of the said Ttalian Opera Company, leader, M. Marotzok, Henri [ere will perform:—1. A Grund Concerto, in three parts, 2 A new Military Fantasia in, to be ha le, om the manusonipt) on the favorite march from Donizetti's opera of | if “La Fille du Regiment.” 3. Impromptu Burlesque on two ‘Oh! Susanna!” and “Oh! carey me back to Od with variations—pianoforte alone, The orchestra will execute the celebrattd Overture from William Tell, by Ros- fini and by general request, “ L'Invitation a Ia Polka,” com- posed by M. Marvszek, prineigal hotels, and at M, Herz’s, 47 Warren street. On this 00 casion only, seate may be scoured, by applying to Andro & Co. 447 Broadway, and at tte Tabernacle, Doors cpon at 7, pecform= ance to commence at 8 o'clock procisely. No postpoueient on account of the weather. The grand piano, from Herz’s manu- factory, used on this occasion, is one of the recently adopted form | in Paria, Programme in amall bill ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE PRO. | testant Girl, to take care of childen or sow. Can be sven | for two days, at No. 57 Beekman street. ANTED TO PURCHASE A LOT OF GROUN: ing somewhere beoween 27th and 35th streote, au a, Addrepw Lot, at this office, atating Tom /ANTED—A SITUATION, TO DO GENERAL AOUSE- id pisis Costing; isa good Washer and Ironer. Ap at D, LAY. asd ad W? ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘man, as Waiter or Coachman; has no objection to goa aneo inthe coutry. Apply at 81 Bookman street Ws TED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, ACTIVE, IN- Gustrious Girl; isa good washer and ironor,and is willing to dogeneral hourework. "Apply at 28 Rose atroat, ANTED—BY G GENTLEMAN, A ROOM, WITH- out board, in the neighborhood of Broadway, between Dey snd Broome streets, Address A. B, atthe toral office ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Chambermaid and Seamstress, or Waiter; no objection to the country. Re td ‘the best of city reference. Please call at ph fears Sh. WANTED AUSLIUATION .BY, 4 MIDDLE AGED RE. speciale Scovchwomsn, to tend Children oF make herself generally useful ; a comfortable home being wanted wages nut 90 much an object. Address, port paid, to A'C., 643 Hudson street, Ww, D—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 simation aa Cook, Washer, and Ircner, in a respectable ood waslier and ironer, and unde: referenon given, lease call at 40 Good W ASTED—A SITUATION, BY A WOST RESPECTASLE Jourg woman, as Cook, Washer and Ircner.. ‘The best of sisy rogence trom last plnco, Apply at No. 40 Idth treet, be- tween Sth and Gth avenues Can be sen for two days, ANTED-- BOARD AND APARTMENTS IN THE UPPER ‘part of the city, by a gentieman and lady, in a comfortable lowe with modernimprovements, Addres G.U. 1, otfice of this vaper. W 4NIED-A SITUATION BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman to do general hourework or the chamberwork and of a private tamily. Has no objec:iine to go a short Siat in th tr ‘The be: foil fe: ance in the oountes. The best. of “city references Please callat 451 Pearl sireet, wpe'sire, front rooms 8% ANTED--IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, A LAD AGED here. a le met bring good Set agree ery for yep yess and integ ages, $0 por month, Applyast the eof C, A. SHERMAN, No, 5 Wall street, 24 floor, tt o'clock in the afte noon. Wy see A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Seamstress, Children's Nurse, or Chambermaid. Advertirer world go, for moderate wages, in'a private family whire she could get some instruction, Please addross or call to “ Clinton rlace, near weal street. WAXTED—BY 4 YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A Grocery or Spirit Store, or Assistant Bookkesper. Perma. nent employment more an object than ealary. Can give satisfne factory reference from last employer. Address D. D., Box 1045, Sun Office, ANTED—A SITUATION, A3 PORTER, ORCLERK IN A w Store, or at wry other business, that hy can make himeel: useful. ‘The best of city reference given for good conduct, sobriety and integrity. Address T, D,63 Gold street, for two days, and it will be attended to, ANTEU—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook. first-rate Washer and Ironer, or to do goveral honsework in s private family, Has no o'Jection to go shors “distence in, the country, best of city references f — Receives calle to-day and to-morrow, at 1(\) Hester street, in the rear, ANTED A RESPECTABLE AMERI AN MIDDLE axed Jady, an agrevable and respecttble person as houso- keeper and companion. One who is tidy aud nice, and willing to wate herself useful and at howe, without any incambrances, may hear of @ good and desirable home, to go a short distance in theconniry. A note add enced to D. 8.0, through the Post: at ANTED—AN HONEST, SOBER, AND INDUSTRIOUS ance baking, . ing. who has been a soldier, preferred. rood pe m9} tion is offered. Apply, recommendations, & it wi between 9 and 10 A. M, only. at No, 632 Broadway, W4ATEDTA SITUATION, 43 WAITER IN A PRIVATE family, by a respectable Protestant man, who understands his businens perfectly, would have no chjection to take otre of horses and carriages in a amall family; is x oareful driver; can give xood city reference; can be seen at Twenty fourth stroet, Sixth avenue, eaat ride. for two days, or a note addresed toJ. F,, at the 1d ‘office, will be apectfully attended to, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 Cook, Washer and Ironer. Has no objections to do ‘oral How ework in a small private family. Beat of city refer. ence given. Inquire at #7 Mulberry street. Can be soon for two dave, FRENCH COOK, WHO PERFECTLY gf NDERSTANDS AA her profession, ix desirous of an eoxazommMt, either in some large public est Apply to Cut e L AW.—THE ADVERTISER, A BARRISTER OF THE Trith bar, is desirous of an engagoment in a Law Ove, He bad Le ractice in Convey i understands his eas thorou writes a £01 nd would be willing to make himself generally useful, Address F.C., at the office of ns... TTS FP TG Sa ial. 0 COACH, MAKERS,—A YOUNG MAN, 19 Y&ARS OF age. having served five years of his time to the body maki of the most extensive factories in Europe. wishes to bin to some Conch Maker till of age, or would go under in we wages. Address or enquire for “Coach Maker,” "To GROCERS FOR SALE CHEAP, THE FIXTURRS OF an old established Grocery and Liquor Stors, which 13 ina. good business place. Irquireat the store No. 314 Monroe stevet, }O WATCBMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.— EMPLOYMENT wanted 5a Ge preg Watchmaker, who understands his busipess \ particulars, spply to V. J. MAGNIN & GUE- DIN, No. 19 Maiden te GoovERnass — WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A H situation s¢ resident or visiting Governess, She under. taker 10 te ngliah, Writing, &o, with the rudiments of Freveh and ‘Addrexs D. ; d particulars in fail. stating term: UNIURNISHED KOOM WANTED. — A GENTLEMAN wants to hire a room snitable for an artist, in Broadway, or a. y rerpectable part of the city, within fifteon ininates’ watk of the Battery, A public entrance hunered dollars. Addrem “ Artist 1¥D8 FOR SALE.- 900 PURB LONG BREED CANARY Birds 63 to 7 inch. long; rich color, loud singers, Twenty. ocning Breda euperD singers.” Arply at No, 0 Bowery, neat arth etree, JINE JEWELRY, Watoher Jobn rtreet, articles om) wold at thie A person of cation wanted to eas atin the retail department. {.URS AT WHOLESALE AND RETALL.—GEORGE STEU- art, No. 47 John st—-A very lange and hundsomy aasortment 1 Kursian and Hudson Bay Sable mufls, Victorives, Cuffy and mings Stone, Martin, Chinohitls, Mink, Fiteh Sibsriaa SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS &o,—Charies Stewart, manufacturer, 1 a, offers for sa'e a 80 cot assortment of Fine Dery and Fancy Goods $2 John etreet, ow receiving Ox vroomehip Washington, their full assortment of New Goods for ng new year's tate, which they will sell for ® small advance wat of tmycrixiton—comprising Bon Bon Boxes, Papier ie Gorda, Re. Ko, SOLDIEKS. AND TH RELATIVE SS sn bave their Land Warrants, Pansions, Se. out delay, by apy to ALM, ROSS, EDA Anh fOXS CITY Casd TAILORING BSTaBULSH. ment, 23 broadway.—The undersigned, bolng about makir change in his business, and purpesing 1 dixpoee of hi stock of sendy made Clothing, at & great reduction from ary rates woud wLmeunee (0 those who may be about ty pur chane, Uat a faehimable articlé of area, manufictured fom! the finest tote, ard of anpertor finish, can be obsained at this es o Mech OF THOSK DECEASED, reoured wite ‘ie an ta lishmeny, 4t 9 much less rato than charged for tha’, of an ine fe tor gus cy. fared fr wale at house Located 19 by stron, ry aded upon in view of seouri p By tenn Pee EDWARD FOX, 3s Broadeage™™ | falsity Oppos.te the Franklip New York. TP ABERNACLETEXIRAORDINARY CONCERT, D. Ibelheimer has the honor to awnounce that he will give @ brilliant concert at the aboye rooms, on Saturday eveuing, Nov. 2ath, om which ocoasion hagias engagod the eatire Ttalian Overs Company of the Astor Plat; comprising all the vocal artiste, tie whole ofchestra aud chorus, numbering altorther 130 artists, ‘The whole under the direction of the ablo loader, M. Marotaek. ‘This occasion will offer an opportunity to those unwilling to fre. guert the threatres to hear Signorina Truftl, Signorina Patti, Signor Benedett M. Laborde, “Mons, Dabreul, Bigror Valteilini, Signor Koel, Signor Gindiei. Tickets ons dollar, to be bad st the principal Music’ Stores, principal Hotels, Ane atthe door, Concert to commence at uh velock proces. No Postponement on account of the weather, Programme in mn GIQPPANI HALL, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND 2D Walker street.— F. Grain & Co.'s Grand Moving Panorama of Mexico, illustrating the Wictoresque und Romaatio Scunery of that wonderful country, and the Berens: genres of the American Army, under the command of Gi neral Winfield Scott, from the bombardment of tue City of Vera Crs. to the planting of the American fing on the Halls of the Montesmmas, now ox: Libiting every ever ing, and on the afternoons of Wedueedsy and Bate rda; Boving Ata quarter beforg eight Price of admission, 20 nente children under ten ofage, half price, Reserved seats can, fe secured at the offen from) til Il, and from’ Ull 4. ‘Libsral terma made with scisools, BR MOvAL OF SANDS LENT & 00-8 HLPPOFEROAN Arena and Circus.--This immense ostablishment is now re opered on the lot known as Niblo's Garden, Broadway. Per formances, including the feate of performing elephants, horse camels, and ponies, with the acts of a splendid equestrian an mnastic troupe, are given every evening. Admission 75 conte; thildren under ten, hall price. Doors open at 634—performances Tt commence at 7%. ' A performance on afternoons, commencing wt 244. OOLOGICAL HALL, NOS. 85 AND 37 BOWERY.—THIS elegant establigimect opens Monday evening, Nov. 20th, ‘ednesday and Saturday ickets $1—to behadwe the musis stores, | Mm. Laborde, | Soyen as 7 o'clock. ‘The pisture will commence | ROADWAY and Prines Mr. &. indotl. netti in theie Pos a - Boa reful Groupe ings by Mr dan Nixon and pup ix Masters Willie aud Coselia. The Clowns Govein and Gardner, &— Boxes, 50 conta, Upper Circle, 25 cen, Children half price. Commenoe \4 paat 7 ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUS—P. T. BAKNUM, PROX prietor; F Hiteheock, M Splendid performances ry morning wb UL, af nil oveuing at 74% o'cloalg The Original Gon, Tom Thusmh, Doing ou hia wey Sones he Mnoeam £ 20th, will . ‘The Sable Grothors, a* mort superb and 1 Negro Siavere, Dancers, kas Pote Mornis. Mise Leatia, ‘The ightsed wemmath Boys, I or. mous Living Onrang Catang. Fairy Family. ‘nlant Veeteia, Wax Scripture Statuary. Mudam Rockwell, th» famous Fortune ‘Telier, way be privatly sonoulted a: an extra chargo of 25 conte. Admiision to the whale, including Mw Perform: Gon, Tom Thumb, ke: 26 cents; children under ten ‘voars of age, at old enough to walk alone, {534 cents, Meservod front seats, one shilling h, extra, (LATE OF BAND, ening, 224 THE SAXONTA Wednonday Ki DT, Con ire: * La ions Drillantes pour violin, H. kekhardt. 3 Wiener Kreatzer Polka—Scrau from the Midsummer Night's Dream—Mendelas cond, Quartette for four homs: Adaio, by H. tckhardt, Finale, by Mendelosohn—Morara, Eckhardt, Lotze, Kluce, mann.” 6, Farewell to Dresden, Galop—Kokhardt. 7. Fantasia by Mr, Schuster. Part Third—4 Over ture. * Midsummer Night's Dresta"—Mei delssohn. 9. Sommer. frenden, (Joys 6f Summer.) Waltz, hy Lab try, 10, Finale, frem Capulettic Montecchi—Bellini, ‘Tickata, 5) conta each, te be had at the principal Music Stores, and at the door on the evane ing of the concert. ‘Tv commence at 5 o’clook precisely, SMITH'S MINSTRELS ARE AT {UR NEW ROOM, 382 »? Broad xt door to the Broadway Theatre, —Concsrt Evening, ¢ ing at 8 velock.--The dirvctor of Smith’ Minstrels, W. has the p'easure of introdueiag to public of New ompany composed of the best accessible talent in the sountry, embracing the cream of somo of the troop whieh baye hitherto stood highest in popular favor, Ho hae taken tne New Room, one of the most beautiful and commodions rooms in town, for the season, and ia determined to expuage from, his concerts everything in ‘the shape of offsnsive vulgarity. ‘Ameng other well known and talented musicians and singers his com pary are D. C. Abbott, late dimotor of Chraty's Min atrela; J. P: Carter, Inte of Campbell's Minstrels; G. «& Sewell, late direotor of the ‘Sable Harmonisty A Concert Every Brene ing dusing the So'clock. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Am Afternoon Concert every Saturday. commencing at 3 o'clock, P.M, On Thursday, Nov. 2%, Toaniagiving Day, an Afternoon om 3PM, ‘ONCERT—AT THE FEMALE ACADEMY, ‘Tuesday evening, Nov. 21, 1845, b St. Petersburg, Organiatand Professor of . and sesated Uy the following Indies un gentlemen :—Mes del Miss De Luce, Mr,Josoph Burke, Mr Otto F, Jacobsen, and one ot his puptit, a young lady, eleven years old, who has kiudly com BROOKLYN, Mr. John Z ndel, from Musicin Brooklyn, aided ‘an- sented to takea part. Programme—Part L—l. Grand Duo, foe the piano, on sir. fre “Norma,” Mr. and Mra Zuo wollen, 2 Mavournoan,) Miss De Luge, Morooau Klogant, tor pi 4 Grong Fantasia, for tho Fiala Rabin, Mr J. Burke, Artote m airs from Der Frotsohata, Marino Faliero, and the national air Hail Columbia, Messrs, Jar cobsen and Zundel, Zundel, Part 111. Grand Duo, for two Pispes (executed by the rupit of Mr tnd by Mra. Zadel,} 1. Bera, 2 Song. “My Fatheriand,” Mise De [nee 3. Pot pouri, “Linda di Chama Mr Joseph Burke, Alard “4. Bare carole, Miss De Luce. 5 Jubel Overture, fur two pianos (oxe cuted by Mrs Zundel, Mr Jaoobson, Mr. Zundel and his ruil) C.M.V. Weber, Tickets) cents. ' Concert will commence at. O'clock. One of the grand pianos, used at the concert, is from the factory of Mr. James Pirsson, Ne. 87 Leonard atreet, New the other feom St, Peteraburg. mat York ABERNACLE—A GAND CONCERT TO SUPPLY Fn: ds for the erestion of an Orphan Asylum, on the er: Previously ranted by the corporation of the city, will positively take piace on Tuesday evening, Nov. 25th, ler of the Orches tra,Signor Rapetti Sinestro at the Piano, Signor Barili. Tickets ‘wiih the largest collection of ig woot and rg in Amer | SW cents. Pehormleg Miephaminy Sed tecined Mockepe ane enter ne APOLRON CROSSING THE ALPa—THIS OKEAT Uae mission, 25 cente—children under 9, half price. from 1g horical Picture, by Delaroche, is now exhibiting at the Ne- tll 4,and from 7 till 10—pertormance at 3 and 3. tional A of corner of Broadway and VAN AMBURGH & CO., Froprictors, | Szeot, Cp from nine, A.M, antil ton, P.M ‘Kamission, ‘Beg WE “ POWER OF MUSIC!"—PA\NTED BY OUR INTMI- table as tist, W. 5. Mount drawn on stone by Leon Noel, ia Paris. Gowpil, Vitert Co, Printseders and “Publishers, spectfully beg toinform all the friends of the fine arte that this m of american srt will be published December lth Size of Ghayrint, 19 by 15 inchos, Price of each copy plain’ $% cuintcg in superior style, after the original pictwre. $4; proof befure ler. tera(only 100, printed), $8. A copy Of Uhl superb print as just Beem received from Paris, and may be seeu at thoir yallocy of European Paintings. 29 Broadway. [DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD ‘Signora and Sig, Fessero have r-opened theit School rming anew Waltaing Class for gentiewea in the ever andcne at haif past 3 u’clack for young latiey and masters. ‘new Waltz Napolitien, and all tho fashionable danevs, will be taupht during the term. Private lessons and classes attended to, and private Soirees will te given ao usual. ning, The EW YORK KIDING SCHOUL, NOS. 65 AND 67 WATT rect. Mr. J. H. Meriann rospootfully begs leave to infer his friends and the publ that he will r-open bis Evening Class, in connertion with his Day School, for tuition and exercise Fidiug, on Saturday evening, December 2d, Application to be made at the office or school room. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER —VALUABLE quare, oa “Madison or on Wed: nts’ Exihange—2 lote ide of Madison avenue, commencing 25 feo o t; 1 lot on the southwest corner of Mad hue and Thitty-firat street; 2 tote acjcinivg on Madison avenue Slots om the south side of Thirtioth strost. 175 fect east of Madi. ; Slots om the north sido ot Thirtieth street, 225 feet cast of Madison avenue, near the Fourth ; 4 lots south side of Thirty-tirst street, 125 feet east of Madison avenue ; 5 lots on the north side of Forty-fourth street, 12) fect east of Sixth avon detween the Fitth and Sixth avenues. ‘The above lots are ail beautifully situated on what may be called the back bone of the island, between the Fourth aud Fifth avenues: affording the mont convenient facilition to the lower par: of the city, as well Ss beautiful prospeot of vesools passingup and dewn tho North and vers BOARDING MRS. LEVELY'S, 42 CHESTRUT sTeEeT, Fhiladelphia—fhis establishment, situated in the most de- sirable port of the city. having been much enlarged and improv- ed, is now open for transient or permanent boarders, Gentle- men and their femilise, visiting Philadelphia, will tnd this a do- firatle heme, possossing every vomfort and convenience, and well worthy their attention, ENISON,--THE RIETOR OF THE BANK COF- feoflouse, No. 1 Pine street, would respectfully inform his patrons and friends that he hae & few fine saddles of Vorison which he will serve up in his usual style overy day this woo, at two shillings per plate. JAMES FOSSETT. OUSE 10 LET, IMMEDIATE POS3ESSI0: H CORNER ‘Twenth-tifth streot and Fourth avenue,—It is a desirable re- sidence for a private family, contains most of the modern im- rovements, cold and warm baths, &c., and is in exce'lent order, having been painted throughout in the epring. A lense inay be had tora term of years Apply to D, Evans, 10 City Hall Plac: or at his residency, next door to the house. EMOIRS FROM BEYOND THE TOMB: BY CHATEAU- BKIAND,— Part one of this astonishing work will ued in a few days, and as every body will wish to road it, sj plication must be made. Williams Brothers, Publisher: ning Star (Office, 102 Nasann street, N ED BUNTLINE'’S OWN.—TOE ASTONISHING SUCCESS of this Payer evables the Publisher and Aditor to give bis Jatrons, this week, Two Splendid Original Engravings j— Moses and bie Golden Dream; Peter Funk and his Cousins,’ Double r and the " Life Yarn;” Sentence of w Gambier, and some Forty ( riginal Articles; beside muel Gory po Item-izing. Published om Friday, 4 P. M. Office No. 3934 Brondwa: J EW FANCY GOOD3—FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, 326 Broadway, opposite the theatre, has received by the ket ship Admiral, new styles of Card Casen, Porte monnaics, Boavenita, Variogated Glass Paper Wrighte, Colored Giass Vases Decorated Porcelaive, Portfolios, Card Receivers, Work Boxes, Stands, Toilet Bottles, Watch Stands, Bronze F YOU WoNT FINEST PARIS STYLK SHIRTS, UNE- qualied in this country, a perfeot fit, yo to GUION’S wholesale ulsetory, 118 Wiiliaw strect, up stars, and purchase or leave h OF more, at near 30 per sent lew AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE—LADIES AND ‘Gentlemen having supertluous effects to dispose of, wearing | apparel, Re. can obtain inir price for thesame, dy sending fo; the subsoriber throug: offiee, oF otnerwiee, who attend at their rsidence Ladiesatten Mrs. devonsiyme VENSTYN 406 way, UDstars JNELUENZA, COUCHES, COLDS, RUBUMATISM, Ke. Persins w! complainta 5 ‘These Baths hi recommended by the first prysict R, ING, DENTIST, 45 BARCLAY STRSBS, FILLS DE- cayed teeth with gold, (where the cavity ean’ be properly elosed by that method) in the most approved manner, on rosson: able germs and guarantecs the dorability of Ais work. Artificial teoth inserted, from one to aa entire net. R, JONES, DENTIS2, 7 BLEECKER STRERT, NEAR the Bowery, inserta whole aud halt sets of woth, ons mewly aiscovered prirciple, nud warrants Tent better and cheaper than an} thing of the kind in the city, maati- cation being rendore A quite easy by Dr. J ver (YE AND EA @—DR, POWEIA, DEVOTES HIS ATTEN. tion exeluri+ by ad diseases of the Eye and Bar, Broad. Wey, entrance | 4¢ Warren, where can be had his “Treatise on + F ye,” price 60 sente; also his self aoting eye fountains for strengt!i- ening the eye a, Artificial age just i 4. K W ABELER, OCULIST, 2 GREEN WICH STRERT | lwsive attention to diseases of the Ryo tnd | dev’ ston his exo " mic Surgery, Cataracts removed in ton days, without t restored. Opn pai eal Ret ey honrs from 8, A.M to lo’olock, P.M. ranges te the ‘fivat families in the city. TE CONSULT. al we rk Col of fy, Gon be coveulted ar his Medical. Oitice, No. 10 Park M toS P. M, on il private divenses, philts, Glest, Stricture, and gemina! weskness. moderate, and & cure kuaranteed, without confiaemens oF injury to the constitution, NO CURs, No caal to 6 Aon atree ll diseases of & priv No meroury. Dr ©. duoes ‘of Oi tffrontery. Bee tended to, ; TATEN ISLAND FeRRY—THE STEAMGOAT SATE Tniander will ran a follow Lanve Now York at fy LB OX o'olook. Leave Quarantine at 8, 10, 12, ¢ and HE STEAMSHIP AMERIVA. WILL SAIL PROM TOR Rr chia City, on Wednesday, 22d, punetually, at twelve JACKETS FOR HAVRi —SECOND LINK—TUE SOLP Oneida, J. Willard, master, will sail on the Ist Decemaner- ____ BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, | te NITED STATES HOTEL, WASHIN THe sUB- seribers respectfully intorm te pnb ave withim afew cay past undertaken the madagement of cus vatabliahe ment,sitvated on Pennsylvania avenue, between Tair aud Four anda Daif streets, Tho locality aud iaterier arrarcomenta of this Hotel will, teey trust, recommend it favorably to vi iters om \usiness or pleasure, ana particalarly to travellers. as itis within afew steps of the Baltimore and Washington ral roid depot. If gocd accommodations and tho utmont exertioas t> please cam sontribute to the comfort and convexienco of thoir guests, they hope to secure a liberal patronage, D. RANCE & CO, Into of Potorsbure, POOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS THREE “TORY ATTIC UN- der Cellar Houre, situated on the north side of Twentieth cet, between Broadway and the Fourth avenue, kaown a6 No. Eust Twentiesh street, the house has Gas Fixcures, Marole. Mantels, Water Closet, Bath Room, and is roplate with ever Convenience, Also, a three story ait house on the woetheak corner of the Fourth avenne and Thirtieti street, being a valus ble stand for any kind of business. Also, thoes. thres Jat House on the south side of Thirtieth szrcet, betwoen the Fou: and Madison avenues, distant IU feot west of the Fourth a being appropriate dwellings for mall families, N. B.—& proportion of the purchase money can remain on mort ia fuireat I2o'clock|M., or in the ovening, of JONATHAN PURDY, 17 Orchard street. TATR 13i7, ir. 8, Micred, induced me to make the following statement of fan's. M; son, nw reventeen years of age, has buen ailioted during, bie whole life with «constant congh and pain in the chest, accompa nied with night sweats aud a hectio fever, which’ produced great emaciation and debility, During th time, ho was at tended by many physicians of the highest repute, whoss rs ve but temporary rel saw hic as rapidly approaching an early and prevailed upon by a fewad to try Wim tar's Balam of Wild Cherry. Ue commenced its use, and the first bottle gave him astonishing relief, and aftr using four bottles, his disense was overcome, and 8 reatored to sound, and permanent health. WM. PETIT, Be sure the article you buy is signed I. Butta, on the wrapper. For sale, wholeeale and retail, by Messrs, A. B & D. senda 100 Fulton street, errner of Will Heury Johnson, 273 Hroad- Premature grave. I was 4 ql ry way; Wm. Burger, 50 Cortlandt stroct, and by the Druggiste generally. N © CURE NO PAY-—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE SE. member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, diseases, No matter how ody or in the throat of A practice of years, nereal enabies Dr. \). tocure the worst form of this disoaso. Recent eases cured in four Nomercury wed. Strictures cured in one or two wocks with scarcely any pain. Those individuals who have indulged in @ certain loathsome habit can positively bo restored to health and society. N. B. Strangers.are cautioned not to bo deorived. Be. Cobbett has not removed. Kemember 19 Duane street, opposite Dr. Johnewn's, R. COOPKK, 14 DUANE STREET, BRTW REN CHATHAM and William streeta, bas for & most extensive practice in private is most aggravated caves of this disease; und mild caves cured im two to uve deya, Stricturs—Dr. Couper cam oure the worst form of strictures ip from one to two weeks, Constitutional debili brought on by s secret habit indulged in by young moa, when too freely induiged im, begete dy wenkness of the- Tim be and smail of the back, contusion of tho intelicot, and avege sion to society. A cure warranted in evory case, of nO Charge. No mercury used. tof delicate Artificial Byes for | DINARY WORK—T0 TOR MARRIED he Married Womna’s O8T EXTRAO or those ovatem patio, Frivate Medt al © tion. Price (24,000 copies having aires y been dispoved of.) Every female ia gelung & copy, Whether married or ummaried, although it is in- Headed capectally for the married, asit dissloses isopor! which sheold be in can discover the causes, symptona, aud the most efficient reme- dies, and most certa'n mode of cure in avery ene, For Aule at 222 Broadway; at the publishing office, 129 Liberty street, ew Yorks ‘T.B. Peterwon, No. 98 Chomut street Philadsipsia; Little & Co, Albany: W. R. Davis, Boston, On the receipt of $1, oF wall be transmitted by mai, free of postage to all parts of United States, All letters rm \dressed, powt paid. to Dr. A. M, MAURICEAU, box 1,214, Now York eity, Otfice 12) Liderty ree JO CURB NO CHARGE.—-DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD. street, is cor identially consulted on ali forms of private die. enson. Rootnt cases of gonorrhcaa he cures in two to four Canstitutional debility’ and impotenoy successfully treated by: Dr. M. No merveury uved ia any case, or hindrance frow nese Office WR Gold atroet! neem trom TAM tol0P. AUTOOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE: thea,” &c., 8 Gawonwich street—olllve hours Y 10 13 Ae caceypted). Thoes who apply in the earkp it cho rapidity sad little inco: chiofly, however, thoes who of peopls who oan properly from {ts first, or ineiprent, to its more ci apd a vory ox! sage) (iow common adi bo oan adord s rapid, , fadical ovte, which, be hae ground for stating, ean be ob From ro other source in Amerion 7 D " *W'8 PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, 00 # | ‘DALURe, oy Mptoms, Progress, conroqrences, remeding, cure of the gouital organs, wnofering nreticoation, eRotuTe, dw easee reae Venereal, (given ia n9 out :} Bey Adaptor o overy indivlial of veal wrxen. 3 tact ject, written in plain i L work on the subject, wri cia ‘Trea M., 6 to 9 PML. (Suusy stages will be surpriee attending their cure. 1 fered from a certain ¢ his sarvicos, Lu stric cfpes for all modioines fu:tifolly ivou: | ily useful vo every one, in every face EEied tren Done leno most ni the Noo wolare tm ahe.U ' °, ins JORRISON 18 CONSULTED ON DIZAL CARO. Dit Mivct with that euscoss which aa 6x: wy gente mange waresat. Beoeat inafow days Strie- pri ‘of nearly th ‘ularly conorrhcea, he our- ions, par tre, be by others, yteld to bie improved mel turer deemed (more nutforing frou Ue eMhare of & seecet patil he promia's.s perfect cure La tere propatd jod to. London diplon ain 00, ASG Pulion suey SOLOMON BRINE, FORMESLY OF NO. 1a oR iret, New York, baa removed bis Modioal jince the 24 day of September last, to No, 260 treet, shovo Green, Ptvlade: pis,