The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1848, Page 3

¥ B a ‘alia whieh, fer cheapness, Guretdier tan teens er bity, and boanty, oa %m ‘We would advise to call’or our Mieod Yon, © Fulton end Nersou str ets French caf hoota, u Sapeat, se jiee preot boots, St fore: palead beattae gue a vol ts; dancing garters; slippers, shoes &o, oe eee OPER DOCTOR. Mufts, Tippets and Furs.—We would ad- vise our Indy friet Mole cr F. re, to give Bata No, 4 Caval strect, just opsned with a beauciful as. other Fur Goods, Furs.—If old Dr. Johnson, who detested a Far ae he did a pun-maker, wore at p event Iving, bow he would wl at the innumerahle witticl as parpetr: the name of the unforturate unde ed. avd name having been knocked About without stint, to the intinito amu emont of good natured and well meaning friends It however is furcher from his thought to offer the slizbtest offence to tivic who entortaina similar dis like to the Doctor; but in calling atte tion to his splendid assurt ment of Moff, Tippets, &c must add. that thore ladies who ya worse, he trusts they will all drop iu oa ton strce! ve Holiday ‘Americen Mucoum has made arrangements for grand gila times there, giving performer ces at veriour bours during che mor ting, icon, and evening, at each of which the renowned orignal General Tom Thum) will avpear mn his fmous and interesdog Sharucters, ad at intervals may be sen about the Museum. Bo sides. a splendid company of por oriners is engaged, including the Popular Yaukeo comedian Creat Western, tho Sable Brothers, ghe of the best Minstrel Bands in the oity, the Lufant Vestris, £4, Bo, ving Day has become one of the w Yok, in tree New ftngland style, and tho ‘The Piumbe National Daguerre: Gallery: onthe upper corner of Broadway and Muriay street, contains thé largest collection of Portraits of distinguished persons in the United States, Our readors, who bays leisure, snould wot fail to visit this justly celebrated gallery. It will be open to day, A Card.—Dr. Levett returns his very sin- Gere thanhs to these eminent Dentists, Wesars, Charles Hf. Alien, Wm, Arnold, J. Parmly and George BE. Gawes, the committos on Dentistry, ut the late Fair of the Amvrican Tostitute, for their Jepert, and the award of a Diploma for Dr. Levett's Patent Eva ‘smelled Plates for artificial Teoth. His thauks are also due tho *complished editor of the New York Dental Recorder, for his wy fia'tering commendation of “an sinprovement which pro- shes to be of great service to the profession ;” and also to Prof, ‘Chilton and te the Dentist geaeraily who have given this enamel ‘their sanotion and approbation. Ladies, if you wish handsome Galter Boots, Buskins, 81i, or India Rubber Over-Shoes, fur yourselves or children, rye B. walier’s. 122 Canal etrevt, where you can obtain them as ality, and as low in price, a3 at any ge aw arte of this, India Rubber Overshoes—Good jear's Ware~ house, Broadway. opposite Trinity Church Yard, 001 jeu to Koop, ae horeratory Te ioat Parfec: dud extensive assortment of Gielators Prevehetgne gee'ant et icegr naengiomet and of 1e Int ‘poh 3! sol lowe! an el bere obtained for a ae ch en ne tate heed e — vie pov lela Soles se- moore dural very rospocttu perior to Gutta Poreha. om To —<— pre — ond Whiskers Lcegpeers botched 3 the 14 ig bone in cutting, is no joke refure wo would advise $e pt te Milena Raata te hoa a found his infallible Ungent for the hair, ae = COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, HONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Nov. 22—6 P, M, Quotations for fancy stocks continue to decline, and most of them now rule lower than previous to the re~ ‘centinflation. At the first board to-day, New Haven Railroad fell off X per cont ; Hudson River, 34 ; Morris Canal, 4; Farmers’ Loan, %; Canton Co., %; Nor- ‘wioh and Worsester, 34; Reading Railroad, %; Erie Railroad, % ; Long Island, 5; and Harlem, %. The @ales of the leading fancies were large. Holders of Exie Railroad (now) do not feel disopsed to put their Gtock upon the market. In about forty days the semi. @nnual interest of three per cont will be paid on the mow stock, and purchases made at present prices wily net e@ profit of five per cent on the investment in less than eix weeks. A hundred shares of this stook, pur- chased now, would cost, ray, $6,000, the par value of whioh is $10,000, on which three per cent will be paid on the Ist of January, 1849. This will give the holder $800, equal to five per cent on the The public do not look upon this in the proper light, or they would come in and take all the stock out of the market. The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad will declare, ‘next month, a dividend of 3% per cent, making 7 per Cent for the year. The receipts of this road, for the Yearending 3ist Desember, will be about $175,000, against $160,000 last year. ‘Tho running expenses are about $45,000; the interest on the debt, $35,000; two -d vidends, $7,000—total, $155,000 ; leaving a surplus of “$25,000. This road occupies a position which mus, always command a large business. The new arrange- m by which the equipage of both the Utica and Schenectady and the Mohawk roads aro owned by * the Mohawk, is working very favorably. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer. ain articles exported from this port for the week end. Sng the 20th inst., distinguishing the extent of ship- “ment to each country :— Commence or tHe Port or New Yorx—Werxry To Lis ‘ wera j ;oora, 9:2:7505 wi 917; lard, Ibs , 324 807° chi 514.795; hams, ieee ; on80 ’ wene, H Exrorts. ol.—Flour, bbls , 25.422; apples. 760; tur- pork, 15; beef, toa, 487; bush ; }; tallow, 7,5 silks, pkgs , 40; crackers, kegs, Lendon.—Skins, pks., 14; sperm oll, galls , 91,870; bbis., 106; beet, to 66; tallow, Ibs., 5,131; 114,732; hams, '21.720; lard, 29,140; tobscoo, mifd., 12 600. To Briatel.—Flour, bbls., 3.000; pork, 95; piteh, 200; meal, 200; beef, tos., 145; siaves, No}, 8,000; cheese, Ibe. 68.788; off peppermint, cas, 4 To Glas; Flour, bbis., 612; rorin, 291; apples, 617; corn » 4,601; wheat, 4000; lard, Ibs., 65,835; oil cake, 27,245; cheese, 118,308; hams, 2,271; beef, tes, To Ireland.—Corn, bush , 16,225; meal, 1,645; 98,128; four, bbis 500; rosin, 100. Havre —Potash, bbis , 121; tallow, Ibs., 24 043; whalebone, 12.240; cedar, logs, 200; tobacco, hhds., 8; bark. 101; staves, No., 5 000; oars, 1,535. To Hanse Towns —Tobseco, bhis , 4; do mfa.,1bs., 9,190; do. stems, 65 820; lard, 11,139; tea, hyson, 228; whalebone, 8,706; beeswax, 2841; tallow, 2,5 rhubarb, cares. 6; whale oii, galls., 41,192; extract dy woods, bxs., 431; rice, tes, 200; hops, bales, 201; p Tse, ee, 1,311; coffee, 250; potesh, bbis., 279; flour, Hi in, ° To Denmark, Sweden and Noruay.—Logwood, tons, wheat, | - 100; mahogany, logs 86; pimento, bags, 100; pork, DbIs., 80; varnish, 10; potash, do? we? 100s POFKs | To’ Spain — Staves, No., 85,000. e | To Wet Co aA South America —Pig iron, tons, | 00; copper, whi ng. cases, 60; rum, Am, puns, 25; | steel, pkgs., 242; domestics, 2,755; tobacco stems, balus, | 9. 36 | Brazil.—Flour, bble., 500; rosin, 100; tar, 60; deol, 28; spirits turpentine, galls., 2,085; linseed oil, | 363; shooks, No., 870; palm leaf hata, 25; cordage, colle, 40; silks, pkgs, 4; powder, kegs, 800; crackers. » Feams, 500; pepper, bage, 20; lard, Ibs,, 759; Tyee, 342; codfish, 5,120. To Madeira — Flour, bbls., 500; rye flour, 100; mack- ere). 150; herring, bxs 100; rice. tos., 20; corn, bush , | 5,602; butter, Ibs., 2,000; cheese, 623; dry fish, 2,990; lumber, ft., 3 000; staves, No., 17,000, To St. Domingo.—Flour, bbls. 15; mackerel, 501; | rice, 6; coap, boxes, 100; cheene, Ibs 120 ; dry fish, ; tes, | 2760; sugar. refined, 680; lumber, feet, 10,000. To Spanish West Indies. ckerel, bbis., 200; ale- wives, 90; perk, 74 ; flour, 156; potatoes, 312; besf, 19; | herring, io; herring, boxes, 160; candles, 100 ; cider, 200; 1¢0; salt, sacks, 600; drugs, pac! 116; domestics. jard, Ibe, 18 807 butter, 6,706 ; hams, 15,623 ; H tine, gallons, 476 ; whale oil, 2320 100 ; rice, tierees, 66; nails, casks, 20; lumber, feet, | 000; , No., 62,000, | To British’ West Indier.—Pork, bbls, 827 1,750; meal, 1,265; bread, 160; potatoes 350; appl deof, 167; mackere}, 100; oats, busnele, 625; corn, , boxes. 200; cardies, 1035 ; cheese, Ibs., 14 678 ; 15.715; hams, 830; ‘oll meal, 27,550; lard, 6,137; tobaceo. manufactured, 41616; tobasco, hbds , 35 ioe, tleroes, 10; staves, No., 11000 Live Stook.—Sheep, 140; pigs, 31. Tete thish North America.—Pork, bbls 118; beef, 133; meal, 1,249; flour, 1.837; rye flour, 79; apples, 100; 10; bread, 120; rice, 1'; corn, bushels, 100; candles, ‘Doxer, 30; cheese, Ibs , 400 ; tobacco, manufactured, 1,782; “butter, 610. The exports ot breadetuffs amounted to 34,392 lbs flour, 62,040 bushels wheat, and 26,938 bushels of In- dian corn, of which there were shipped to Great Bri- tain 29,534 bbis. flour, 52,040 bushels wheat, and 20,8) burhels of Indian corn. It appears by this that the bulk of the shipments of breadstuffs from this port is made to the ports of Great Britain and Ireland. Con- siderable quantities of lard, cheese, hams and tallow, are weekly exported to Liverpool for distribution to the various markets of the kingdom. The shipments to Franee during the week were limited. For the se: ponding period for several years past. For the week ending the 17th inst, the shipments of breadstuffs from Philadelphia amounted to 5,510 bbls flour, 5,887 bbla corm meal, 47,202 bushels wheat, and 16,606 bushels of Indian corn. If it was not for the movement in bread- stuffs our foreign export trade would be reduced to the jowest point, and we should be compolled to ro- strict our imports, or suffer a larger drain of speole than we have already experienced. The quantity of breadstuffs exported from this coun- try to Great Britain and Ireland, for the lst of September, 1848, up to the latest dates, was 431090 must be the case, evem in the absence of an extensive foreign demané for our breadstuffs,xs our own consump. ee =. : ‘ton has reached an amount that requires very large | Lard, Nes to satisfy and keep prices down to a reason- “L. We have already seen, this season, how aon eye gy. '# market is, by the fluctuations iu prices <r 8 in the woather, and the prospect of preps autat oy” the cenel indicating a permanent advance when that ey, ™* takes place. ‘The annexe statemen. exhibits the Teceipts and experts of cotton at the diffe, °9' Ports of the Udited States, from the opening of the}. “*t Wo seasons, up to the latest dates : STATES. Exported t France” Ports. New Orleans, Nov, 11.21 Mctile, Nov. LL rhrida, Ni Terns, Nov. 4. Gecrgla, Nov. 15, 8. Carolina, Nov. N. Carolina, ¥. 265,900 10,060 90,743 $5,013 $2,351 6 iat cea - — As Evported to Total Ex- ted to other Foreign — ports to surope Ports since Foreign B'ta Increase, Ports pel. Sept. 1, since Sept. 1, 1847. New Orleans, 7 Mobile, Noy. 11 Wi934 Florida, Nov. 1,00 ‘Texas, Nov. 4..." — Georgia, Nov. 18. 250 49,890 LAT 57.580 a7i7 364 230,796 171,217 — ue Shipments to Northern ports this season, bales.88.807 do do lastseason “ 52,025 Increase this season 36 872 ‘The receipts thus far, this season, have been more than fifty per cent larger than those of last, while the exports to foreiga ports have beon in the aggregate about thirty-five percent larger. To Great Britain, the shipments this year show an increase of more than seventy-five per cent; but the decrease in the ship- ments to France has reduced the aggregate to the point named above. The large receipts this year i, extraordinary, in the face of the great depreciation in prices, particularly when the prospect of the orop is not favorable for a larger yield than in the year previous. The planters are not usually in the habit of bringing out their crops so rapidly, unless prices are remunerative and the demand active. The larg® supplies this year, compared with last, no doubt have had an important and unfavorable influence upon prices, as they create the impression that the crop is going tobe much greater than in any previous year, or than it in fact will be, Stock Exchange. “ 12000 Treas Notes, 6's 10454 600 sha Reading RR 206 iu Mao 106% 00° do 30 ay 10 do BIS 295% 5000 107% 300 do 295g 1000 U 85's, "53 SH do vedas 29'3 1(40 Kentucky 6's 98} 10 Nor & Wor RR bém 35 2000 Indiana State 5's 54) 50 do 32 1000 Ohio 6's, 60 Ww. oo do 050 32 5ishs Mechanics’ Bk 105% 50 do #30 32 40 Leather Bank v7 & do 80 8244 WBkofComfcrip %% 32 do Bu 100 Farmere’ Trust, 880 27% 100 do 2 2 do (blames WW 5) do 260 3: 100 do DIS 2714 100 Har pref Btk, full, b60 92 50 do b1l0 27% 100 do ‘b6O 91 20 do 27° 225 Harlem RR 49% 100 Morris Canal 100 do BOO by 25 Hudson River RR 554% 850 do 49% 22N York & Nilay RR 85% 60 do 90 50 0 85. 85 ErioRR, new, full 6014 do 260 8534 60 Long Island RR, bom 203g 100 CantonCo B80 80g BD do 10% do 10 do 19 100 Mohawk ©, blms 75; jecond Board, $15000 Treas No! 104: 275 shs Reading RR 2 100 Erie 7's Bonds do a 100 she Harlem RR b60 4998 25 Nor & Wor RR aug 20°" do 49% 25 Erie RG, full b1S Gus 0 do 815 25 Long Island 1556 50 do BS 49% «6 do no 19 100 do preffall, b30_ 91 CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Wepnespay, Nov. 22—2 P. M. Asus are in fair demand, at $6 a 6 123 for pots and pearls, Corton.—Parties being busy with their corres- dence this morning.it has checked the transactions. ‘LouR, &c.—For Western fiour, the market is little easier. eaused by the favorable change of the weather; the demand is mostly for the East and home trade; sales add up 5,000 barrels, at $5 31%, a $5 44 for mixed to straight brands Oswego, Troy, Michigan, and State; and $5 50 for pure Genesee. Im Southern, rye flour, or meal, we heur of no tions. Wheat is in fair inquiry, at prices favoring the buyer; sales of 3,000 bushels prime Generee, at $1 27. For corn there isa moderate demand, at 67 a 680. for mixed Western, 70c. for fiat yellow, and 74c. for round; ‘sales add up 12,000 bushels. Oats are 34 8 35c, and dull. Rye remains dull at 65340. delivered. P The market for teady, at $12 50 to prime at 240. Tuurevar, Nov. 22—6 P.M. This being the eve of Thankegiving day, ‘change was rather thinly attended, and the markets generally were more or less dull. Sales of this State, Oswego and western flour, were made at yesterday’s prices. There was no change in Southern. Further sales of Cana- dian, in bond, were made at yesterday’s rates. Sales of Genesee and Western wheat were reported on terms stated below. Corn was dull, with moderate sales, at yesterday's pric Meal was dull. Rye was lower. Oats were better. There was nochange in | ph pri ork continued firm Greceries continued du! with limited sal Quotations for cotton about the same, with greater wilingness on the part of holders to sell. Asuzs.— The market was quiet, with small sales Pots Bt about $6. Pearls were dull at $6 18%. Exports from 1st to 21st November. 848 1847. Pots... . +++ bbls. 1,748 460 Pearls... 87 none. Brrapsturrs,—Flour.—Sales for the day footed up about 6,000 100 barrels, in separate parcels, includ- ing 1,000 bbls, Michigan, at $5 37, with parcels of Oewego at the same price; 500 do, Brooklyn, sold at $5 8734, and 300 do, village ground, at $5 50; 125 do, ure Genesee, a little fancy, at $5 62, and 400 » 00 do bakers’ brands, Ohio, at yesterday's prices.— Sales of about 11,000 a 12,600 barrels bond, were made torexport, at $5 25; 2,000 do, Wes- tern canal, were sold, to arrive in Febrnary, and 1,000 in March, at $5 75. Wheat --Si of 2,200 bushels Genesee were made at $127; sales of 1.500 do, dam- ed Ohio, at $1 09. Corn—The sales reached stout 16.000 a 20,000 bushels, in separate parcels, ong which were 1,300 old white, at 670 ; 2.800 do, highmixed,at 68¢ ; 2,000 do, flat yellow, at 69c.; 1.600 do, New Orleans mixed, sold at 67c., delivered, and 800 do, at 660.; 600 de, Southern white, at 670. yellow sold at 67c.; old Northern round, was dull at 740. — Meil was dull at $3 18%. Rye Flour was quiet $3 16%. Oats—Sales of 3,500 bushels canal, re at 860. Rye.—Sales of about 2 800 bushels were 650. The receipts down the Hudson since the opening of river navigation, Wheat flour, barrels,...... Corn meal,.......- Wheat, bushels, Corn,... a bidet : ‘457 496 26, ‘Exporit, frm lst to 21 November 1848. 1847. Wheat flour, barrels, 18,820 Wheat, bushels... 22,418 Corny... ee 50,564 none. none. mount to 700 bales more disposed to sell The only buyers were Uplands, N. Orleans. oe 7406 ‘ to-day ‘ 1 y ions, manufacturers ;— Middling.. . Good do... ... Middling fair. . Fair... ... Fully fair. . Good fair. Cinnamo: Reged for export. at S0c shor! Conran ~ The demand continues moderate, and the sales unimportant. Faatness There have been sales of 5,0€0 Ibs. prime Western, at 3234 a 35}¢c. Faurt —A speculative deman¢ for bunch raisins has Sprang up, and took about 30,000 boxes off the market at prices ranging from $1323 to $1 37/4, now selling at $145. Five carges more, however, are on the way from Malaga. There were aleo sales of 10,000 West India oranges at 5 Fisu ~ The mackerel market is a shade firmer, and holders are less anxious to real! Dry cod are selling A for Liverpool at 258. 8d, asked. For corn, jotton. ents kinds were light, and shippers were inelined to wait for foreign newa, now nearly due, Sales have been made of 852 dry selted Mo- at 60., 4 per cent off. Hoxry --The la: ales of Cubs strained, (20 tleroes,) done at be , cas! *Ynow.—There bas been a fair demand for Scotoh pig, and we notice sales of 800 tons No 1, at $20 50a $21 ag: | There were also rales of 100 tons English bars, at $42, both six months. bbls. flour ; 27,754 bbls, Indinn meal ; 649,350 bushels wheat, and 3.447513 bushels Indian oorn, against 43,981 bbis. flour; 32638 bbis corm meal; 112314 bushels wheat, and 193,731 bush. Indian corn, shipped during the sume period last yo These large ship- ments, in the face of more limited receipts from the in- erlor, have reduced the stocks in the different ports toavery low ebb, and give an upward tendency to peloes,"which was not realized at a period so nosr the | close of navigation last year. Ifthe shipments through- out the winter continue as large es they have been for the past three months, our domestio supply will bo re duced to tuch a low point that an important advance Liwe.—Common Thomaston can be be at 660, The sales are 5,000 barrels, including a portion at 68e. | Navat Stonxs,—The only sale we hear of is 100 bbls, spirits st 310, Crude continues to be held at $260, but | buyers are rather sby at that price. Ota —Englich linseed was sold to-day to the extent | of 10,000 gallons, at 51 624%0., which is a shade | better, Best American we quote as before, 51 a 530, | in caske and barrels Car was worth $24 @ $25 for round, . mean pork we f “i eat $9 18%. Sales of both Kinds about 200 bole, Lard was qutet at OX a7 | uality, and 1C0 bbls. prime soldat? Be | Soles of 200 bbls, were made, including mess and prime, at $10 and $6, Cheese—Sales of 100 onaka were made at7o. Butter— Calo was selling at 90, a 120 ad this and im prices would be realised. This, tos certain extent, | State at 120. a 200. jovember, | Ist to 21st N 4238 1,383 :2501 a) tees 22,971 8801 Rice et continues poorly supplied, and quetations very firm. A parcel of 127 caska, received bmn Pine he iouthenee, Was disporod of at $350\ a $3 .— There baye been sales of 1,500 bushels rough tra), and 4,000 Calcut- $1200 $1 28 (packages ox ta. at private bargain, Sccans—Tho demand for the past threo days has been méCorate, and we have but to notice sales of 375 hbds. Cuba Muscovado at Bio. @ 440. ; 200 do. d + Orleans at 4c. a 45(0 ; 600 boxes brown Havana at 8: & Se, usual tine, and 200 white Havana on pri terms Tonacco.—Sales were made of 150 bales Yara, at pri- @ 29e. ; 50 hhds, vate bargain, rupposed at about 27 Kentucky at 2%¢ a 6c, 60 boxes old Connecticut feed, for 2 neighboring market, at To. @ 4c, _ Wiarenone.— There have been sales of 40,000 Ibs, North West and South Sea at 25c. which is a slight decline. The latter, however, is a trifle over that Pxvre, Wo0t.—We notice sales of 25,000 Ibs. Chili, at 9\40., time. Whisxry—Sales of about 20) dbis. in lots, were made at 2ic, MARKETS ELSEWHERE. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Barrisiore, Noy, 21. S. Treasury 6's, 104; 9254.70 Mo: B36: soai0 0 Bultimore 6's, 1890, 071g; 2 $10 1d Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1954. Union Bank, 61; 10 do, Farmers’s and Planters’ V. 22.—First Board—6,000 U, 3, 6's, 63 W do, 10754; 3 000 State 6's, 8634; 50U $55; 400 City Gaa per cont, 100; 1,40) Lehigh G's "U7, 10745; 11 Commercial Bank, bU45; 5 Union Lehigh Serip, 6 M0: 10 NK 0 U.S, a, 74343 160 | Ligh it, 6's, 80 Girard, {3,1 10°Caméen Bank,’ & 100 State 5's 07444: 100 Reading de it NO State 5's, 7455: 5,000 U, 8. ,000 Penna. 58.7134; L000 hit ‘cond Board—G) ¥. 3 54, WW U.S, Troas. Notes, 105; 40 Penn. ‘46, (O34: 1,000 Lehigh Nav. Interest, 53; 1 ter Boe rd: 1,00 U.S, Treasury No! x 0 do, “67, W734; 100 B orristown Bank, 1554. Besron, Nov. 21—10 shares City Back 92; 10 Boston and Peo vidence Railroad, 89%,; 12 Fitchburg @ai'road 10 ‘: MM Fitchburg Railroad Rights, $1 25; 25 d 14 Beston and Worcester Railroad Rights 7 ; Me: 15 Vermont 7 Western Reilroad, 10 10. Railroad, 453g ; 75 Readin, x ) East Boston Company, bi. t d, 107 @; $8,000 Mich. Central Railroad Bonds, 8 per cons, 1653, 90. Second Board —7 8» Fitohburg tailroad, 109%; 50 do, Reading Railroad, b 11, 1534; 3do, Western Railroad, Hi)": 20 do. bEO, 10144; 50 do Bs it Boston Co., 1034: 100 do. b15, 1034: 3 Vermont Central Railread, 0334: 196 rights Fitchbang Kuilroad, $1 Ba $1 81; $do Boston and Worcester Railroad, Northorn Rail. DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Beprorp O11. Manxer, Nov. 20.—Sperm—The market has been quiet si our last, and we have no sales to report. Last sal 105c. Whale—There is demand at steady prices. We notice sales, since st of 309 bbls. at 35c.; 750 do. at 85k¢e., and 4@o 860. Whalebone—We have no change to n¢- ne market, whioh remains dull and without ion ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION | as Nurse and Seamstress, or Chambermaid and Sex uatroes, Can be seen for twodays. Good city reference if required. Ap. Ply at 87 West 19th street. | ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE N A GEN: tleman’s family, by a healthy yourg woman of respecta- bility, having Jost her husband very rcvently, and desirous of obtainiig a eltvation in a respectable family. ‘The most respacta- | ble eity reference given. Any perron in wavt of such will ploaae leave a note at the office of this paper, for D. M. L, which will bo tended to, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation todo general housework for # small family; or a8 Chambe:maid, and to help witk Washing and Ironing, in whieh work she ia perfect. Best of city roforenco can be given from the last plaoe that she resided in for two years and a half. Enquire at No, 828 Brond etween lith and 12th streots, for two days. WwW ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Plain Cock, isa good Washer avd Ironer, or todo the general housework of a small family—has no objection to go a short distance in the country. The best of city reference rents given. Apply No. 14 Franklin st, first floor, inthe rear uilding. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT Girl, with gocd city reference, to cook, wash and iron, of do the housework of s private family. Please ca!l at No. 746th avenve, in the bockstore. GY By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Seametrees, Children’s Nurse, or Chambermaid. Advertiser world go, for moderate wages, in a Beate family or call to Bhbire he could get rome instruction, Please ad ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- 12 Clinton Face, near McDougal street. WwW man, as Cook, Washer, Ironer, or to do general Housework, where she can have with hera child, (a boy of two years.) Beat of city references-can be given. Please oall at 54 Fraakfor' ARTNER WANTED—WANTED, IN AMANUFACTURING busines, established in this city, a partner, with a cath capital of from $3,000 to $4,500. ‘The profits will yield from 50 to 73 per cent per annum, to the farty advancing. The business is for essh, and without risk, Communications confidentia). address t this office. FT'SIOR WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON, OF eeven years of age. He must be acquainted with English, French an¢'German, Applications, stating character, reference, alifications and terme, ad . B,” and’ left at the Jerald office, will receive immediate attention, TT ©, DRUGGISTS—a YOUNG MAM, WHO HAS A thorough knowledge of the drug and proccription business, ean give the best city references ana produce satisfactory testi: moniale, both as to moral conduct and capability, wishes s situ: ation in'a wholerale or retail store, No objection to the country. Pleate address P. B. B , this office, 10 WATCBMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.— EMPLOYMENT wanted by an experienced Watchmaker, who understands his busixess. For perticulars, epply to V. J. MAGNIN & GUE- DIN, No. 19 Maiden Jeno, accordieg to quality, E: ¢ from ; rags, fete | P |Z aint —— _ { Burnt, aie A. MARSMaLE, wil be prodvecd EDITH, with the firm of Som- ) Tiurday Evening, N RLLIGENCE BY THE MAN B 7 LA ton; g Mire 4 h 5 Bb I Yr. Carker Mr. C. W, Clarke’ Jack Buseby, a seonts | aabbetty Lamovee, Mies Hildreth,” To coneliida with the coum HARLESTON, S. C., Nov. 18, 184, Towlinson, Mr Stafford; Edith, Mre Shaw: Susan ‘Ming iw) Share, Mr MoCerthy; Me. Aopn, | Trial for Murder Mary Taylor; Mrs. MoStinser, Misa Hunt, To which elit be , thawer Lord Lower, E-8hawe Mor) Atrial f di eae pita Luricodne tragie open of BOMBASTES HZRDIO~ | top, MeDowall; Top Knot, Caliot: Lady Lecod, Mis. Abbot; | ‘al lor murder, under very mysterious etre Dee Ciro Ben Eamily Ghet Ge conta; Upper Bomek a | Ar Pineal erede ert ty 'Ciecie cad Upper Ties a pase, 6 ee a large crowd, and occupied D 4 Dore hair bale, : | the Oourt of Ge: : as ph tt outs. open at senta Garters. 1234 cowte, Dvore cpenat ¢-perform: | the OX eneral Seasion, on the whole of the CHLAMBEXS 8PRERT—THUASDAT e 4 the comedy of THR GOOD RION'S TSEATK vor ing, Nov, 2k wi NOV, 23, ted the drama of THE MAID AND TAR Ma BoUrey ‘THEATRE.—THURSDAY_BVENIN Pre" Ceraid, Br. Stove 1 be Marcin, Mr. Winane: Annetto, Miss | 01 3 Suir Broadlands, Mr. Bur- Wemyss, To be sucoveded by the comedy of CRIMSON CRIMES | Yon: Tem pera Vv Mi ya ‘Markham. —Fonk Mr J j Mee. Punk, Mra Sunderland, Also, during | ¢ huymon. After whish, MUSICAL ARRIVAL josef Jt * the evoulneg, 8 ers ‘ional Allegory will be given, im honor of MrT B, Johnson: Mr Cr t, Mr. Xaymond; Warager Bartow, Gen, ery te ker, Mr. J. Dunv. Tobe followed r, ‘an: Jovny Jing’! Mire Chapnyin, To conelnde with TOM A VERS, To concluds with ROSB heatield, Mr. N.B, Clarke; Edward Walton, i Daif; sso Chavon, Miss 0. at 7 o'clock ‘prvciscly. RRY IN AMRAICA—Jamer Hall Trollopa Dioxens een, Me. Burton; Corinthian Thomas, Mr, Breaghem; horn, Mra Dow ng. Droas Cirele. Sve.; Family Circle nd Ticr, 250. Doors open at 3 pwat 6—curtain to rise at 63;—comm or Bec cents Preand Galery, 1236 cent r | To'elce C DANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY NCVALL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—THANKSGIVING ha*ham —Thankeaiving Day— lwo Perf rmances, Afteravon | Nisht—Thoreday Evening, Nov. 2%; will: be. portorimed’ | acd Evening—Thursday afternoon, November 2% will be gr | ROBINSON CRUSOE TRE SH0OND-Marectuhe nod graes, son'ed the drama of KURRELL—Tohubed Crane, Mr. C. Burke; | Mr. Holland; W. ies, Conover; Clementina, Miso Morrell, Mr. Vawer; Richard Stilyards, Mr, Jones, Vernon, Mr. | Mary Gai a ya GLANCE AT NEW YORK Richardson; Florence, Mrs, Woodward; Sally, Meetoyor; | —Movn, Mr. Conover; Y, Mr. Blocker; Harry Gord Are ee ye apman. To be followed by NEW YORK AS | Arnold: George Purvelle, Mt Clazke. daker Me Ni 1? 1S—Moes, Mr. Chantran; Joc, Mr. Burke; Charles Meadows, | Miss Kolerte, Afler which, ASMODEUS "Pen Mr, Richardson; Willam Twill, "Mr. Horbert; Katy. Mies Mes. | G Brosehi, Misa Clarke, To conclude | teyer. To conolude with the laughable farce of the OMNI ‘T—Trietram’Sappy, Mr Holland; Capt. | Pat Koom y, Mr. Seymour; MissJulia } edger, Miss Mil ally Nurws, Miss Clarke; Amy, Miss Phile | prrformance— joo:s open at half past |, curtain ri ib past —oortain rises at 7, | ‘Lursday eventog Nov. 28, will be acted the first the laugh: ee Pe = “a able fierce of CUT AND COME AGAIN—Return Strong, Mr. Hill, ROADWAY CIRCUS, ALHAMBRA, BETWEEN SPRING vt Tucker, Mr. Pardey; Mre. Tuckir, Mre, Chapman; Betey | and Prinoe streets—Jobn 7: cr, Mise Mien, ‘0 be followed by NEW YOR AS ITIS— | Move, Mr. Chanfran, After which, the taroe NKEE | PEDLAR—Hiram Dedse, Mr. Hill; Col, Cowpens Mr. Taylor; Pompey, Mr. tam, Misa Miles; Dinah, Mrs D: SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM—Dickor, wes; Miss Lavinia, Mra Ci ryon and Corporal Thompaet Managers—Thankaziving Day—Thres portormascen, morgen et 10, atternoon at 2, evening at ‘Thursday, Nov. ‘22—Morniag: and afternoon—Roireat of the Atabe, Yeung Nuntod Weitere Toll as Rider of the Hij Soulpture by the Swiss Brothers, Young Highlander in 7 raini Master Williams; Superb Soone ef Fuestrisnicm, by ‘Mrs, Carroll: Greek Hers, ty MrT, Sweet Dislocation and Posturing Feate, by Signor Bli: by Mr. Macforland; asio Groupings, and Ac: by wr. Mixon and Pupil ‘Toconclude with a In thy evening will be presented Sprites of the Si of the Yal tan, Mt Kvening perform. ‘Dorvs open at half past 6, curtain rises at7, Boxes, 25 conta; i mic Afterpiece. | Ivor Bhower, by | ECHANICB HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN | Mr. Corroll and Children: Ground aud Lofty Tumbling. by the Grand and Broome stroeta, commenced on Monday, Oot. | Troupe; Daring Act of Horsmanship, by Little Bob Williams; 24, and will continue every night until further notice,—Bighth | Wrestlers of Olympia; the Ruetic rt, by Mr. Shindel and igh of the re-opening. The originaland well-known CARISTY’S | Mra. Carroll; Shipwrecked Sailor Boy; Cammanche Warrior, MINSTRELS, {oranized in 12.) THE FIRST TO HARMO. | iby Mr. Iseao Sweet; Superb Clasico Poses and Group by Mas- NIZE NEGKO MELODIES, AND ORIGINATORS OF THE | ters Willie and wi m8; PRESENT POPULAR Si¥LE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER TAINMENTS, whoee concerts in this city, for a period of ten months, were received with such distinguished favor and patro- nage, have the honor of announcing to the Indies and gentlemen of New York and vicinity that they will give & seaiee of their Concerts, introducing s variety of their original Song, Shor haracteriatic Dances, Ke, Admission 25 cents, Doors open at7. Concert will commence at 8 o'clock. An Afternoon Conoert every Seturday, commencing at 3 o'oletk, F. M., under | the management and direotion of ¥. P, Christy. On Thursday, | Nov. 25d) Yhankegwving Day, am afternoon coneert, commencing | at | Great Principal | Pantomime, Boxee, 60 | half pric mer ence TP ABEENACLI. announce to the Charley: Comio Dance, by Mast Act of Willie Nixon. To conclude witha Como cents, Children past Upper Circle, 25 conte, HAS TUE HONOR TO and gentlemen of Now York, tha his Fifth Concert will Place at the Tabernacle, on Thurs day evening, Nov. 234, PROGRAMME, Pant I. Overture from the Opera of Eur ‘rand Concertino, on Flute, by eadow Flower Wa. ‘ani Ii, 4.—Finalo of the Opera of Lucia di Lammermoor, tho... ir. Siede , »» Weber, Briceialdt, Strausa, sabe as Z ‘eat otal ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P.T. BARNUM, PRO | jetor, F, Hitohcook, Manager, Thankssivins Day, Thure inet. day, ig ee prupetations have beret mation inte | S—Elite Quadrille.... .,. ", establishment for the due celebration of tits Annual Festivity, 1. 0 which the Manager bas determined shall be the Most Brilliaus Holiday of the season, avd therefore bas made arrangomonta to ive Five Splenaid Performances. In tho morning at 11 o'clock, n the Afternoon at 2, and again at 3%, aud in ahe Evening at 646, and rgain at o’clock—and should tho Musiveas require it, they will be repeated every hour day and night; and for the saz &—Pauline Polka (by roqueat) . J—Responding Alpine Spring Judi ewell to Berlly (Waltz) . rnival of Venice (Bur'eaque' ABERNACLE.— GREAT SOLEMNITY MUSICALE, ON Thursday Evening, November 30th, Henri Hers (hie first T fon of ail—old and young. grave and gay—the | 8d cnly appearance this season,) for which ocossion he has ee- izaged the ren Wned original Gon, Tom Thu, who | eured tho uestatance of tho entire Lialian Opera Company; inotud~ each performance in nis Various Interesting Char. | ig Siguciina Traff, Mz ladame Laborde, Signorina Benedetti, M. Laborde, M. Dubrenl, Big, Vaitellini, Signer Giubilei, and tho full orchestra—leade Gung’ and bis celebrated Band. Solo on tl Mr. Henri Herz will perform several new pieces. to be had at the music storés, principal hotels, and 47 Warren street. On this be scoured, by applying to Andre & Co., 447 Broadway, and at We Tabernacle, Doors open at 7, performance to commence at 8 ‘No postponement on account of tho weather. from Here's manufactory, used_on this ocea. recently adopted form in Paris, Frogrammein | ers, and at intervals ke soon about the Museum. Also engaged, celebrated Minstrel Baud, The Talented Sable Brothors— reat Western, Yankee Comedian, Pote Morris, Comic Singor, Mise Emma Lestio, Vocallet, Tho Highlaud Mammoth Brothers — {ving Ourang Outang. Feiry Family. Infant Veetria,.“ Wax Scripture Statusry. Madame Rockwell, Fortune Teller. Admis- sion 25 conts; childron under 10 half price, HANKSGIVING DAY—CLASSIC MUSEUM, 252 BROAD- DR, ©: LLYER'S Original Artista exhibit this even. ing. a choice collection of Living Tableavx, Tho programme will Le chan; every second night. ‘The public may depend on oo rect personifications, and nothing to offend the most fastidio Finte, by 3 2 Es 2. : smail bills, wl, | wasn day of nc? I7b mstant. presided His Honor, Judge Evans, Tie prosecution was conducted by Chas. Breweter, sq., and the prisoner, Jose Pons, bly and eloquently defended by C. B. North. rop, Esq. The mdictment charges! that the prisoner killed Vincent Fortuna, by inficting upon him twe vrounds with a cook's carving knife. The evts | demee adduced was—the dying declaration of Fore | tuna ; the admission of the prisoner to the cook ; the High tof the prisoner, acd otuer circumstances” No evidence was introduced on the part of the prisoner. ‘The defence rested upon she absence of direct proof, i The deceased and the prisoner were mariners attached to a Spamsh brig, consigned tote highly respected house of Cay & Averlhe, on Hast Bay. On the night of the raurder deeeased left the brig; and on his waséto the privy om the whart, he was wounded by a blow, from behind, with # knife; he turned, and received another in the al le Fortuna states he saw the man ag he ran, and that it was Pons; but he omptted to state, and he was | not so questioned, how he identified Pons, The cool, the principal witness for the State, swere that Pons told him (the cook) “you need sot search for your knife—I threw it into the dock.’” Pons is still young, his head would muster asa fine one with our phrenological friends; his featuree are good; his eyes beam with intelli- gence; just below the middle size, rather active than strong; lis modest bearing and gentle, pressive countenance, impresses you in his favo! and hence you may account, in some measure, for the interest which all classes telt in the verdict, But he #ed trom justice, and was captured. Yes, and how often has not innocence fled, at the idea ot being charged with crime ; or to’ prepare for defence, or await the conjunction of expected fa- vorable circumstances? How often have brave men fled at some unaccountable panic, and re- turned and proved their prowess on the field? These are but a few ot the items of this most mysterious murder. The jury are now, while L write, eighteen hours unagreed in their Verdict, be it for or against the prisoner, I feel satisfied his counsel has done his duty. There can be no doubt of a new trial, upon the ground, that after the ary was sworn, and part of the evidence heard, one of them took sick, was discharged, and the judge directed another to take his place, which was done, and thus permitted the case to go om. This is anerror. A new jury should have beea sworn, and not thus amended. I bave no time at osed to speak of general matters here. I may do that at another time. Wasurnaton, Nov. 20, 1848. Affairs tn the Captal—The Effect of the rlecteon— The Preparations for the Future, §c. §¢. EMALE ACADEMY, AT BROOKLYN.—GRAND FESTI. Thejertists havo been patronised by General Zach. Taylor, 4 by , “5 : st Waa ; Fol val Coxcert, given by the Germania Musical Society, with x preset Calhoun, Daniel Webster, and ali the mem! the kind resistance of Madan.e Antoinette Otto, on Trankagiving day, November 23. Leader of tho society, ©. Lenschow.” Pro | Overture, Masanicllo, Auber; J. Walts, The Pesther Grand Scena, by Madame Antoinette Otto, Bellini; te, Grand Solo, for two flute, (Robert le’ Diable,} itessre. ©, Zormhn and E. Pteiter, Farstenau; b. General Taylor's Trivmph March, composed by (. Lenschow, ex: ress'y for this oecasion. Part Il.—1. Overture, The Hebriden, fendelcsobn, Bartholdy ; 2. Souvenir of New York, C. Lenschow, and perfermed tor tho first time; 3. Come Dolce, by Madame Antoirette Otto, Rossini; 4. Quadrille, | ‘The Haimowekinder, Strauss; 5 Republican, Grand Potpourr, | %.—593 BROADWAY, aqeiticent diorama will afternoon, at three o'clock. Admittance, 25 cents, Children, half-price.’ A liberal allowance to schools, EMOVAL OF SANDS, LENT & CO.'S HIPPOFERAN Arena and Cirous.—This immense establishment is now re- opered on the lot known as Niblo's Garden, Broadway, Per formances, including the feats of performing elephants, horses, | camels, and ponies, with the acts of a splendid equestrian an por Lensctow. To commesco at 8 o'clock, preciscly. ‘Tickets 10 SRildsen Codes oo, nail yetee Doors we aCe nien 36 000m | orate each, sobe hed at ie dons of he Wvtnie Aotdeee sae to | commence at 73." A porformance on Wednesday and Saturday | eVeDirg of the concert, No postponement on sccousé of the | weather. | NEW, 108K NOVEMBER 16, 18iS—T0 THE INGABL tants of this city--Mr. Canfield, 80 well known in Europe afternoons, commencing at 23. re oe ABERNACLE—A GRAND CONOSRT TO SUPPLY Fands for the erestion of an Orphan Asylum, on the ground ri as ‘ho American Samson, resjectfolly informs you that he haa | Eich etueneyarenut Now ein hada fe Oeiee | ely arte i ne eaters ng msec herman i ‘rance, England and Belgium; aleo, other par urope, where re en rn Taney HEME BRIE TORO | Te hae Wetieith ihe moatonireniod REPRE Henn 6 i toexhibit at the New National Theatre, some of the most won- derful Herculean feate ever performed here or elsewhere, and COLOGIOAL HALL, NOS. 26 AND 37 BOWSRY.—THIS sincerely hopes he will give eatisfaction and gain the applause elegant establisbmert opens Monday evening, Nov. 2th, With the largest collection of living Beastaand Birds in Amer. | a&d patronage of his friends and countzymen. Yours, most re- Tea,” Yorforances are given by Be, Brooks, the tion conqueror; | spectfully, F. A. CANFIELD, the Amorican Samson. performing Elcphante, and trained Monkeys and Vonies, Ad: —— ——— : = ——-— istion, 2 center children under 9, half price. Open trom 134 | A[AVOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS—THIS GREAT HIS. {ii 4 and from 036 Wl $—pertorma and 8, Season ti'kets horioal Picture, by Delaroche, ia now exhibiting at tho Ne- $5. VAN AMB & CO. Proprietors, | tonal Academy of my omer, of Broadway and. Loonard street. Cpen from nine, oat i ; EW INVENTION.—ON EXHIBITION, AT t M2 BROAD- | season tickets, Bo. : way, up stairs, one of the most wselnl an inven = Spo a tions of thi ‘of wonders. ‘This clegant aud deetrablo dis. DANCING —MLLE DESJARDINS, OF THE ACADEMY covery isapplicable, end destined to come into genoral use, in of Psrit the honor to inform the public that the days of every house in the city and country. Persons desirous of her school dinctlays and Eaturdays, at ¥ o'clock, at No. 689 losing their time, ana a Ute money, profitably, ean monopo- | Brondw nd ‘Thuredaye, at noon, 255 Green strest. Tice the patent right within the Staves ¢t New York New Jersey, | For terms and particulars apply at her ‘resideuoe, No. 74 Peunsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, or Michigan, by calling on | Leonard street, LEROW & CO, 112 Broadway. PROFESSOR BARKY'S WONDERFUL TaIcoraeRous or Medicated Compound —Greenwich street, Nov. 15, 1844 — Frofewor Barry Sir: beg to return you my scknowlodgments for the great benctite 1 have received (rom the use of sour Tri0o- pherons. Having lost my hair during my service in Mexico, on my retizn to New York, I tried several articles to racover it, without effect. I was induced, through the advice of Dr. Ander. ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE —PURSE ne Beats, pest Bin 6, to harness, will come off The Day, sat 244 e'clock. (F. J; Nodine enters bx. Unknown; . ters bik. «. Diamond, Wm. Fonnerfenters bik. g. Morgan, C,8. Bertine entera’b. m. Susannah; Thomas Johnson fanta Anta; J. B. Hendrick: gm. Helen; nters b. mi Now or Never, Immediately after, x | gon, to make a trial cf your Triecphorous, which { thougit con mateh for $100, two miles and repeat, to harness. F.4, Nodine | veyed a corofortable plessaniness vo the hend that I hed ony names Polly; L. I. rames bik.g. Anaconda. WM. FONNER, before experienced, though I did not immediately pervsive the Proprietor, | heir to grow. ‘This induoed me to have two more bottles, and tf ake WINE AND GENERAL MERCHANTS—THE ADVER- tiger, who poseesses a thoroughfknowledge of his business, is derirons of accepting an engarement as bookkeeper or clerk with ‘& respectable house; he can, if desirable, obtain shipments of ‘wines from Oporto and Cadis, and in other rospects make bir ser- vices valuable to any house engaging him. Apply to 3. N., office ot the Herald. A FRENCH COOK, WHO PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDS her profession, is desirous of an engagement, either in some large public estatlishmert or in private family. Apply to “ Cuieiniere or Coek,” at the office of the N. Y. Heraid. A 2EENCH1 ADY, HAVING LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE art of teaching, offers her service as Teacher of the French and families. Address or enjuiro iurary, 315 Broadway; or at Mr. Spanish Len; at M. Bi on UIUAL ACCO¥MODATION.—ANY PER3ON HAVING Ferniture to dispose of, aud is willing to take in exchange the services of a Dentist, of established practice and reputation, may mcot with fair and honorable dealing, by addressing Dentist, B_x, Herald Office, which will meet immediate attonti JJOARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A PRIVATE A araily, at a renacnable charge, Address HL. N,, at thie oe. BBOAER—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AL3O two air cle Gentlemen, can be acocmmodated with board im & priva ¢ ap reuding in Henry street, near the Ru'gers hh. For torms, ke, adress, with references, H. M., Bosgpise WANTED—BY A GERMAN PIANOFORTE player, in. re:pectable family, who would take lossons in in peyment. Good references given, if required. Please to ad- drets a pote, under tho letters Vy 0. Z., to this office, 5 eel OARDING, 148 CHAMBERS BTFEET,— A PARLOR, AND men, two or three bedrcoms, suitable for s family, or sing!s gentle ED BUNTLINE’S OWN.—TBE ASTONISHING 8UCC! of thie Paper erables the Publisher and kdit patrons, this weck, Two Splendid Original Ei and his Gold eter Funk and hi j and th Hanis, tho Gamblef, and come Forty (riginal Afticl much interesting City Item-izing, Published on Frida Ottce No. 5835 Brealway- re uasxseivine NUMBER. E NATIONAL POLICE Gozeite of this week is the richest number ever issued. It cOnteing the most astounding disclosures of the horrid crimes of the Rev. John N. Muffitt, including the charge brought seal him, by the Methodist Eplsocpal Conference, of incest wich hi own daughter; also, further developements of the condact of several cf his coadjutors, in the persecution of his late unhappy ife.| Aleo, an equally astonishing Confession of lish burglar, showing the awful iniquities of Jem Young, the 5x High Constabie of the Philadelphia Police, and ethers beh in authority: Life of Lyman Parkes, the Great Counterfeiter; another exciting chapter in_ the Life of Ro- 88 for to give hi beride 4PM. binson snd Belen J: wett; a full account of the TT af by Tom Hyer, nce of his great ‘ages with Yankee Salli- Mt sual variety of Fo and Domestio the ya; a8 wel wu Criminal News, from all parts of the work ‘most 6x: citing kind, For eale everywhere. Office 108 ts. ae J. DAVIS AND ANIMAL MAGNETISM. ate uae B article upon this miject appears the “People’s Own,” this morning, at 40 Ann street. Also, Ral} Burton, the Broker's Clerk, » thrilling story of city life and city temptat Price 4 cents; $2 per annum. NAM SPAPER FOR SALE IN BOBTON—A WEEKLY Pewrpaper, of good clreulation, is offered for heap for payer,” Lock Box, 72, Boston, Mase, with true name, 40, 000020 GERD ON BOND AND MORTGAGE p fon good Productive Real Estate in this is sum bs longs to aneatate held in trust, and will be ® term Sia divided into sums to suit applicants. A) to 8.8. B ‘No, 11 Wall street, in the Croton Water office, basement. 1 ONLY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN they oan have them inserted for one dollar and warranted orprices. Filling with pute gold 76 conta te $e "Kemee tg cent, Office 308 Brordway, Bs O8T--IN WALL ‘STRERT, BETWEEN WATER AND Bouth streets, on Wednesday aftern mall Locket and Watch Hey, with short Whoever y has fend tyody be suitably rewarded, by leaving them at for NST., TWO GOLD one Penoil Case; THE 2D I ry Ke % ‘maker, Liverpool res ive one Die Watch, English lever, Thomas Blundel No. 2,183, with A, Mason engraved om tho outside of the case; the other, anchor lever, By. x, maker, No. 6,640. above roward will be paid for the reovery of sald y, oF in proportion for avy part of it, A. MaBON. 6d Py atree' \INE JEWELRY, SILVER DIAMONDS, FP Wien Le Chavies than Jobn street etal articles on! Pri or sold 'et this of ‘A person of good address and edu- cation wanted to ase‘st in the retail department. [#7 28D scorn MALT WHISKEY— HIGH FLAVORED ard superier quality, in packages to suit the and better adapted for their purpor avy in the mare bor salo at ‘h less then the neual rates, by WILLIAM M, PARK! Male whi iNer, # evth f Office, 42 Stone. rd Malt Whiskey Disti en CURTAIN, MATERIALS, CARRIAGE LININGS, AND 4 iashen Cons autly receiving by the lategt arrival 1 com leteassortment of these goods, Also, Silk and Cotton Volveta igh colors, Floreucen Rot Fer eale by ¥.8.48. A. MARTINE, Im and Jo 112 William street. near Jobn. (CAUTION Ai PERSONS AkE HEREBY CAUTIONED against trusting any person on my account, agi will de bee Ealese contracied by myrolf. w no JOSEF GUNU'L. 0 SE a ellsactinn - Bratt? GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE POR- traits and Family Groups, Nos. 205 and 207 Brow third of St. Paul's Church, 24, M, and 4th stories, Hours, he morning till 6in the evening, ti CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAS HAD SEVERAL OF his molar teeth (mere shells) od with the new im- hege ish able filling, invented by Dr Ih Be tint, 45 Barolay stroste we grateful for thell Senetcotan tae ae Pieced ia ttatth g that he consi strOb, the jole the best larg carlton, Wot B, eMLDW, Attorwoy es Lae, em before Thad finiehed the third bottle I had my bair perfectly GEORTS Ar ThE RED HOUSE, TATED AVENUES | restored. “1 Lave continued 16 use tt slqce, and hare noc aes ‘There will be a Foot Ball Match, on ‘Thankegiving Day,at the | a heud of b Thad in my youth, ie letter you are at lib- above house, to commence at 10 o’clook, A. erty to wees you please, I remain, yours, &e. E. LUFF, Proprietor. NEW YORK STATE MILITIA—BEI SAMUEL HUGHES, Ercutu Street, March 6, 147.—To Professor Barry, No, 139 Broacway—Sir: In justice to the merits of your Trioophero us YP tea BRIGADE de Orders.—Ne' rt w York, Nov. 20th, 1348—In oommemors- | allow me to acknowludge the tenefits 1 have ¢xperienoed from ite tion of the Evacuation of this city by the British troops, in 1785, | sein ny own family, Mrt, C, afteran acsouckmaneat her first and according to general wages, that part of the Brigade loca an handel ir suddenly fall off, was induced, through it formation of her in this city, will parade tor Revie ‘The Red etl eed at eae! cheer “ rs commands will re y jor John A. rt for posts inline, The Hepinente will io duty as fullows, vise The Tet ee iment will mount a battery of six pieces, and the remainder as ‘avalry. The 2d Regt. of Infantry, consolidated. The 34 us won Ssturday, the 25th inst. Min tho Pack. ‘Tho several pit re. The ran Corps of Artillery, mor, will ‘oare, THOMAS CAMERON. ® National Salute on the Battery at sun; |. Poatly will di. From the Evening Post. rect the hoisting of our Fisg on the Batcery. 16 Command will Barry's Tricoriikrovs —We have often before noticed this | be reviewed by the Honerab! 8 the Governor elect, the Mayor and truly inval je article for the hair. From repeated trials we Common Councils, at 1 o'clock, . M., and dismissed. ¢ Bri. are Constrained to add our own testimonials of its virtues, Asa gace Staff will assomtlo at the Voluntesr Saloon, 69 Franklin remedy for dandruff, and for promoting the growth of the hair, it atreet, at 103g o'clock, A.M. By order of Henry Storms, Brig. | is really excellent. The genuine Tricopherous is cold in large | Gen. . P. iMPORD, Aid-de Camp. bettles. price only twenty-five cents, at the Principal Office, JOUN A. BOGART. Brig. Maj. and Loepeatr. No. 159 Bronaway” | [Route of March—From the Park, up Broadway to Grand st, Fron the Journal of Commeree. down Grard to the Bowery, down Contzo to the Eastern gato et | Banny's Taicornshovs.—This renowned article is winning | the Parh.] merited spplatce hy its superior fot in removing scurtand | — tit 90 Ja ti GYNAGOGUR, CROSBY STRERT—SEAVICR WILL BE | grey hair, ardvecping tehaenee healag ant tlemy mate, | held this afternoon, at halt past $'clock, in tho Synagogue, fadispmnabls totheeinte | in Crcsby street, and an address will be dolivored by MM. Weab, eile Wish aelpetoaisicoa pbbek pueibess 64a cimilad| Enq., in ald of crecting a Synagogue on an extensive soaleat Jo | dercription and of late ita benefiolal uifeots hare seoueae te cee Tusalem, permission having been granted by the Sultan of Tarkey. | ral, that there is scarce a respectable doctor who does not know numerous int tances of a like nature. To prevent imposition, the EW RESTAURANT—“BROTHERS PERKINS,” RE- | words, Bere Tricnite we ihe Hair, Now York,” will be | iipecttully, beg to inform their friends ex iy aud Tound tewn oa each bettie sf Hata th it 7, that the: ve lease: 0 entire basem = pee . of Gud Fellows Hall, (108 Ly 78 tee) corucy of Gremd md YE AND EAR—DR. POWELL DEVOTES HIS ATTEN. | Centre streets, and, recardless of oxpenac, have furnished it, and tion exclusively to diseases of the Eye and Ear, at 251 Broad- | wines ofthe most aatdioun, "” “"°VA PERKINS”? | Epo price Costus sas hail actne gre orale eee | big thant we J. A. PERKINS, ening the eyes, Artificial eyne just imported. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS THREE 8TORY ATTIC UN. der Cellar House, situated on the north side of Twentieth JONES, DENTIST, 7 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR 1¢ Bowery, inserts whole and half sets of teeth, ona newly F ween Bron: d the F ki No, | discovered principle, and warrants them thirty per cent bettor | Se Bast Twentieth stresty ‘the house has One Pistaree Marois | au cheaper than anything of the Kind ‘made in the city, mast: | Mantels, Water Cloat, Bath Room, and'is replete with every | cation biog rendered quite eaay by Dr. J. discovery. Soraer of us Doeehh-svoune peaeeh acter ermee ae Rcton, D®,SQ082E; 4) DUANE STRERT, BETWEEN CHATHAM | ble stand for any kind of business. Also, those three Cott and William atreets, has for the last fourteen years enjoyed Bouse on the ou as most extensive practice in_ private d He oan cure the and Madiso most aggravated care of this disease; and mlld ‘ones cured i - i ~y of victors, tatrom one te ene Westar Comedationsl acai can remain on m 2 ic lalahaaaltibinhbieted Fo SA | ome ‘OELLENT SADDLE AN» PARADE | won tosoolety.. A cure marsanted ia" mc be oa, Frome ioogtet, ang showy: Trice $25. ‘Alo 8 poond hand | Nomeroury wed, ie W fom BTowneesc'estabien, 7 Reade euoet, "8Y" PPLY 8¢ Toure ‘0 CURB, NO CHARGE.—DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD = Reobot caoes of gonseroce be cure la Yop 96 dank {\OR SALE.—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASED PIANO | 2@#6. ber trl as Mam 3 Forte: crx octaren at light touoh, very brilliant tone, and | DOA Ne messecry toed in tab ooon oF hiedene oae with all the latest improvements, mede by Stodart & Dunham, of | D3 M.~No mercury used in any case, ot hindrance fr this city, whose name alene isa suffivient warranty of ite excel- lence, “Any one desiroas of o ing, goed iavizament, will well by calling to see the above, at Bowery, privat lo pe a STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON.—THE SUB- 'ARD.— DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT. "ng Fhywoian to the New York College of Modiolne aad | yn trance. sonil inform tte pubilo that they have within a few dage pant undertaken the tof this eatablishe itvated on Popnaylvania avenue, between Tuird and Four Sod a Halfeteects. The locality aad. faterier arravgomonte of this Hotel will, tt ey trast, recommend {t favorably to viriters om business o And Particularly to travellers aa itis afew otepe of the Baltimore and. Washington ral'road depot gocd ascommodations and tho wimost exertions to please cua fontetbate tothe somfort and convenience ef tole gues, they to secure a tropage. = D. H. BRANCH'® CO,, late of Petersburg, Va. ERKIN’S RESTAURANT.—THE SPLENDID SERVICE OF Plat nted oy the members of the Order, to Past Grand Master J. K, Taylor, is to be seen at the Brothers Porkin's Rertan- rant, Odd low’s Hall, ocrner of Grand and Centre streats. Received oats from fine Buck of 210 Iba; Mockinac. O8T EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO TNE MARRIED or those oontempla' M | Pennsylvania, by Livingston aud We alse, @ 5" Ib, Trout, from the Buraite‘o? RE CHANCE FOR A PORTER AND OYSTER HOUSE. situated in cme of the teat looaticns in the fret ward. ‘The furmitare nad leu, forsale cheap. if applied for soon. hance for man of moderate mean: Understands the business, Ror par Darticlaty inquire of L:& FORD, 86 Newean streot between 10nd 12, A.M. R BROADWAY TAILORS” WILL NO “Lam oD onget ent fix ‘An ex joy the it ii itor,” ko, manufacture clothing crdered by thett customers sed thowen’ag, ne his | assure him miving Oe he ha will not tolerat 1p work; cy Catand manufacture fer themselves out blowing about ‘cash vi ind (ote Brondwe the momsber;) there fou wilt hea a ar roadway, number; ou oC ren Sep peent fant, in. price and quali no risk of gett EDICAL CARD.—DR, MORRISON IS CONSULTED ON Zrtiole. Porsche buying vucecalenge call to bey sen oe 8 oP ‘ali forme of private diseases with that success which an ox CUAKLES CON tice of pearly thirty youre must warrant, Mecen meena 0 <atcomeenwes:. | Seeread partioulriy goaterhen, be caress 8 have eee CoXNERSATIONS FRANCAISES OR FRENCH TAUGHT | turea deed incurate by oer yield to Nelnproved method of ral eters ,emabli: o apeak from the fev lewneg, | treatment. ‘To hoe suflring ftom the efeate a ok 3 eet habit and ensuring case aus heey to more advanced, it de- +. cure. ters at fiolent in speaking. “Private tuition’ at heme on Led laren 82 LT th 5 don di im hie office, 204! pup Ip at oat eriecoes, $7. Pleave wddreas brent = = Fr | Brite ot the party wi ‘There is an air ot subdued, quiet, pious résigna- tion to fate and Taylor on the face of almost every man one meets here. With a most reverent defe~ rence to the will of the majority, the people 1n office have modestly given up their harsh notions of General Taylor, and he has increased wonderfully in favor since his election. Whatever is the rea~ son of the change, the adherents of Mr. Cass are much fewer than when I left here in September. Another strange phenomenon 18 observable, Among those whigs who entertain a laudable am- bition to serve their country, there arise fearful doubts as to the fitness of the General to do the | duty of a whig President, now that he is elected. They are, in consequence, extremely shy, and they stard ready to worship or denounce him, according as he behaves towards them. Pro- scription or no proscription—that 18 to be the criterion of his fitness. If he proscribe, he will be to them a second Washington—if he do not proecribe, he will be worse than John Tyler. Tits verdict will not, however, end with the words “so say we all.” There are, fortu- nately, many honorable men in the whig party, ready to sustain the President elect in cai out the policy which it 1s already apparent he 1s disposed to pursue. 1 mean a non-proscriptive policy. And it is not improbable that upon thie very question there will be a serious dissension the party skortly after General Taylor’s inaugura- ticn. In this struggle the politician will doubtless have the best of it. The more respectable portion of the purty is composed of men indisposed to wrangling, and whe care nought for politics, ex- ceptas the medivm of carrying into effect the honest principles they believe in. ‘4 It is supposed here that General Taylor will b> forced to adopt the proscriptive policy, because t will be impossible for him to choose a cabinet th majerity of whem will not be in favor of a whole- sale reroval of their political opponents from office. Much, of course, will depend on hw choice of a cabmet. Much, also, will depend on his owe firmness. The whig politicians are very hungry and thirsty. Year after year, the stream of patron- age has been flowing past their lips, and no dro» of it has been allowed to cool their parched throats, The fruits of office have been ripening betore thetr eyes under successive administrations, and they have been cruelly precluded from tasting them. Once, indeed, in 1840, they believed they had them within their grasp, but the results of their victory were ‘Like Dead Sea feults, that tempting lie, But turn to ashes on the lips.’ Again, they cherish the belief that the fruits are within their reach, and it will drive them to dee- | pair if they be not suffered to revel in their en- jJoyment. Z Already there 1s a most important movement originating among the democrats. They are engaged in preparing for the oes of a set of articles which they design to make the basis of their opposition to the incomi: administration. Alter the revulution effecte by Luther, the church of Rome entered upon a rigid eelf-purification, and resolved to put from it alllaxity of doctrine and conduct. The democratic party is about to pursue a ilar course. The fact is, on the basis of the democratie party has been raised a most anomalous super- structure of anti-republican practice belief. Agsinst this, the young democracy, which is cer- tainly the most sound and healthy, are about stern- ly to protest. The movement has commenced im Philadephia, Should it not be suppressed 1n its infancy by the efforts of the older politicians of the democratic party, who are altogether conservative in their notions, this new movement will sweep the free soilers out ot existence. = Those of the democrats who still cling to the ree soil movement, will soon be forced, by the more solid coalition and cohesion of the democ: tie party, to the whig ranks under the leader- ship of Nir ‘Webster, who will in all probability be regarded, for the next tour years, as the champion ofthe anti-slavery portion of the whig party. And thus, although the young democracy are organi- zing an active opposition to General Taylor’s ad- ministration, they may, after all, be compelled to give hun incidental support and defence agains ho now claim hum as theie resident. Wasninatox, Nov. 21, 1848. . Turma | General Scott's Furniture—-Whig Frring— Taylor Men---Cure for Ague, etc. The furniture of General Scott was sold by tion to-day. It was not of splendid style, but com fortable. He had kept bachelor’s hall while his family resided at Elizabethtown. It 1s eaid that | after the fourth of March, he will agauft make this city his headquarters. The whigs fired one hundred guns to-day, im celebration of the election of General Taylor. The powder came from the arsenal, by order of Col. Prtcott. This would not have been done be- fore the seventh of November. To-mght there is 0 be agreat procession, and speeches are to be delivered. The stoophants in the public department trembled in their shoes when they heard that Ta) lor was elected, have been cured of their ague. The ssiee — ¢ ameliowing ceva —— rinciples, 1 , and hurrahing for o| back: Such creatures iad be the first to ouf- ler the operation of the guillotine. Dprietor of the National IVhig, who eus- his paper during the canvass, and took down his sign, has put up the latter within the last week, aod gives notice ee he intends to print i ing in January next. * othe domeuars have removed. peak by plank their rostrum, near the Union office aad the burat theatre. pende Wasnixaton, Nov. 23, 1848—2 A. M M St. Pierre watif de Paris, 205 Brondway. 0 CURE, NOCUARGE—DR COBBETT, M. RO. 8, = Eo = has removed his effice to G6 Ann street, (near Wi a} Great Torchiight Procession in Honor of Gen NELUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, RHKUMATISM, e— pre . . 2 A Ui etieneagemariaynaaaatgrarcepee | Betackes tata es es cin | Zyl Blatin— Conga ara, Carrell’s Medieated Vepor and Suictar Bathe 34 Broadway, Bhat aoe eva, ted with paing of | Yesterday, last night, and this morning, up t@ ‘There Batl jon singe 152%; and have been | tures seminal devility, induced Sabits, Ke. | the hour of our writeng, has been, without excep- eomme plctons tm the olty. ho warrants s perfoot and speedy ours, No wed, Ke | ; sods in thi IVRAVELLING TRUNKS—JOBN CATTNACH, TRUNK | cont case cured in fur days. Dr. Covdorts success, (the | tion, the noisiest time we have ever known in this Teer ne einen ere Virosdiay, has | Gels of 1 years experience) induces an envious ompartior’s | ity’ of magnificont distances and capital of the now on hand, tnd ccpstant J aking. good Assortment of Trunks we eee Te alae ie ae ne Btw Re Sipisee | greatest mation on the face of the earth; and all capeiee belie efltia Lentine PRU ee ee 8 era. Portal. attended this noise and confuston, we have been ven te European travy!, and Portmanteane fer the French Maile Poste, BR. KALPS, AUTHOR OF TOE “PRACTICAL PrivaTs | understand, were intended asa “ torchlight cele Orders for the West Indies, South America, &a, filled with des "Treatioe,”' &o., £8 Greenwioh atrea hoars9 to 12.4 | bration of the victory lately achieved im the elec- , ~ - - M., 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday exory wip aad Ntsle toreuvecionts ton of Zachary Taylor and pile ara = . . a at ry y i ‘sta Jolander will run gen ISLAND % 3M vclook, mas’ & BING UKE, Apouts, 8 Mall strow, RY~THE STEAMBOAT STA TEN foilowm--Laave New York at 9, ei avg Quarsmunoat % Wh Uf aot § Jnited Stat see. : A ehivsien and the fact its in . meaaure, cre~ table—has always possessed a whig population, fovhioasing that the eun of potitical favor has fered froin # certain olase of pucpls. who oan properly ay 4 his sorvioea: ‘Tn etriotere, from {te Get, or ineipves.t toi saoye Advanced ond distroning sages (frome Enovuman Rdvantogs and a vory oxtensiva practice) ho oxn aford @ rapid, easy and hho hae ground ‘or seating. sea bo aMalnod oure, . ‘rom ao 2thor sowece ia