The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1848, Page 3

“The Weekly Herata. 5 Concord di provemet that will draw from our neighbors a portion bone 0, of the business they have heretofore monopolined. ROADWAY THEATRE—E. 4, MARSHALL, tor—Bencfit of Mr. M-carthy (; 8 Northern lund Worsted Co, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, @ . SK rr 0 Bos Seen The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'slook this morning. It is the best weekly newspaper to send 4¢thcinterior of the country, or abread. This number contains: ‘The Grand Taylor Festival at the Irving House ; Details of the Eurovean /# received by the Steamshi; Acadia . Letters trom Washington, a! end claewhere ; the lates’ Presidetial Bleo tion Returns; Affairs in Mexico; Theatrica! Critijnos; th® ‘Bmnéute between Mewrs, Macready and Forrest st Pailadelphiai Memoirs of Gen. ( avaignac ; Com mercia! Intelligence ; a variety Of Editorials and interesting Local Matter; Ship News, &e,, &o, Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence. My Friend, wat hat of you WY wear ft when a tetter can be had? Itill tecomen as vent stiire as thine ; Vith such a Hot, you eureiy cannot shine, Now ‘ds a fact learas, in Exp:rienoe's sohool, Which hus become with ail a se:tied rale, ‘That thote who wish » hat p oncunced firstrate, Musteall in Fulto» stroot,:-ne twenty-oiaht. ‘Though * onven tons” talk, te public kmow, That Knox's Tice Jn the go! r true, he makes po fl-urieh or daplay Of Cabs and Erpen—be hes aineuen eas He needs, in fact. no auch outlay. for Who buy of hm, say that his hate are Cali on him, friend, aod ee if chis be true 5 Tay @ wager he will sait you 100, . No 13 Nassau whiskers, as be Phreciation of their hate Also Onanent, for the hair, ovlebrity refer their pat street, for one of his elega: ing indlapeneable to 8 vrrect ‘us above, Pill’s Total The Ranger of Kavenstream.—A apeply tne terest # the American n-voluticn will be commended in the Moring Set of today. Tuis popu'ar psper coutains ali the news of the times, whether dom: stio cr foreign, ant has al vand equal ts any jo ‘nal in the veel lawn gon tates ah tn e+, corner of Aum. a United Stance. Pr counting room, 10% Nassau From the ‘Tribune, Nov. 18.—Premature Fascinations.—It isn't quite far fur awtitious mammas to set ‘heir ‘Foungest daushvers in those Lewitohing, (reesistivie Bach aspen invented by Genin, aud let them out to do damage in Broudwag, when they should bs at school, But then we dou't blame them much, afte’ Such a love of & hat as Geuia gets dark-ringletted little creaturea— i.aud we scarcely ree w luvely child in Broads ‘them. Gen is » genius and an artist, altheugh he provides his customers with of such @ man upon public taste is Paris Green, § Brand.—The attention of ‘the public is particularly a reo'ed to the fact that this cent greem istnow to be had in any juantity, at the wanetaen: tureroalhee, No. 83 Burling I p. on vorms to seormmedate Claes of ‘customers. ‘Tho quality, permanency, and cheapness the shove article is unrivaliod in toe market. and renders itmot Jeos valuable for paper staining than as a paint. This is eain- stance of onr Lowe produce suyerseding the univcd efforts of €f the old countrie:, and sone houor is ws to the mam Mr. Theo, fohwartz, to whose ind ble exertions amd un: sparing sterifices tis achievem fue. Ho has owe best. ba India Rubber Overshoes—Goodyear’s Wares house, 100 broadway. opposiw Trimity Church Yard, continuss to hoop, as heretofore, Ube wot purfect and eavensive assortment Ghelatoot tach styion yet ecld at lower prlcss teen ey the latest wt yet sold at Jower prices a wall foe ataweh inferior articls. ‘Motalie: Hubber Soles act to an more durable, and in every reapect su Perior to Gutta Percha, Gutta Percha Boots can be found at Jones’, 14 Ann street, near the Mureum. Aleo the best of Cale Boots, at $460; scoond quality do,, $35 t> $4; Freeh Proof . from $4 50 to $6; Cork Sole Boots, ferm $6 to $7. Bo go to Jones, 14 Ann street, 1f you want good, Boots and Shoes cheap. 200 to $12: 500 tress and Seeett eas we cont 000 re frow st 95 Buit = jeans decgsing, Store, commer he “Richelicu” Gold Pens are warranted ‘They are fine, smooth and clastie, and areac- Earminigst Sots the bootand # Pen in the Bald — ve 'E. Watson & Co. No. 10 Wall streok, Geld pens re COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Nov. 24—6 P.M. It bas been a sort of blue Monday in Wall street to day—the holyday, yesterday, having broken up ‘the week, and deranged business operations of all Kinds. Atthe first board to-day, Harlem fell off per a Worcester, ; cont. ; Long Island, *;; Norwich Canton Co, \ ; Farmers’ Loan, ; Reading 1; New Haven, 1; Hudson River, 4; Treasury notes. es smproved, }g; and U. 8. 6's, 1868, 1{. There were sales of govermment sixes at the close of the board, below jitting. It is the im- 1 pression of some of the shrewdest operators im the Street, that government securities have advanced too much and too rapidiy, and that @ reaction witt soon actly with these views, as there is evidently a sound and healthy basis for the improvement. It has been stated upon pretty good authority, thatthe government will not call for any hat its resources are sufficient to meet all its engagements, without recourse to another loan. This, in connection with the loss of confidence in nearly every other steck, has created a demand for them. Money is plenty enough for such investments, or for any other equally safe. The fancies are avoided prices offered earlier in th take place. We do not agree more funds: by outside speculators and capitalists. Several small mercantile houses have failed within the past week or two, in this city; but they have had very little influence upon the markets, or upon the pudlic mind. There have alsohsen numerous failur in other cities—in fact, Boston and Phil commercial classes of those cities have been more em- barrassed in their financial affairs, than those of New York ; in fact, our money market has been tightened by the aid extended to the merchants of these cities, in discounting their paper. Had it not been for the fa- cilities received from our capitalists, there would have been a dozen failures in both of the above named ci- ties, where there has now been one. The failures in | this city have been to a very small amount, compared with the immense amount of business transacted here, and have been less thanin either Boston or Philadel- \phia. The rivalry which has for several years past existed with regard to this city, has led the merch: of our two neighbers into overtrading, which has re. sulted inruin to so many. The ambition exhibited by the commercial classes of Bostonand Philadel- phia, to cope with Now York, has cost many of them their mercantile existence, and such will ever be the result of such an unequal contest. New York has become established as the ccmmercial emporium of | the new world, and must, ere the lapse of many years, be the commercial emporium uf the world, and it is utterly useless for any other city in this Union to at- tempt to wrest from us what our geographical posi, tion, or capital, enterprise, and resources have so etrorsly fixed within our grasp. There is mo ne- cessity for rivalry or competition, between this and other cities ; Boston has an immense system of rail- roads, which intersect all parts of New England, from which she draws a large amouat of business, and can at all; tlines, carry on « safe and successful trade; ‘but whon the enterprising capitslists and merchants of lertake to intersect the trade of this city by extending thelr means of communication with the ‘Western States through our territory, they go beyond their legitimate business, and are in danger of being caught out of their depth. Philadelphia had not yot made much progress in connecting herself with the ‘West, or with different sections of Pennsylvanis, by ailroads; but her geographical position {s more favors, ‘ble than that of Boston for intersecting the Western and Southern trade, and she has, therefore, been more successful im her rivalry tham that city. New York) however, has nothing to fear from all these efforts, and there is mo danger but that our merchants will always commend as much business as it will be safe to do- This market has a superiority over all others in the country,as regards supply and variety, which alone ot purchagers from all sections: Prices current here regulate those of every other city: and the control exerted by operations hore over those in every other part of tho country, is likely to be mor® absolute, instead of diminishing. The commercial classes of Boston and Ihiladelphia would, therofore he wise, if they at once abandoned the rivalry which hhas already led them into so much difficulty, and come pelled them to call upon those they were com” poting with for ald and support in their extremity. ‘A beslthy competition is usually productive of good and adds to the prosperity of the country at large ; but the moment it goes beyond that, it reacts upon the weakest competitor, and results inruin. Enter. prise is highly commendable in all classes; but it if frequently so nearly allied to speculation, that it is dificult to distinguish. Speculators are all mon of enterprise, and their movements frequently tend more 26 the developement of the resources of the country than amy other class; but,as a genoral thing, they eacrifice themselves in so doing, It is very natura; hat city is sufficient to al that the merchants of our neighboring cities should feel anxious to do all the business they possibly oan ; but if that feeling leads to overtrading, theeffect i# injurious, rather than beneficial, to those engaged, and to the city at large. New York never oan bo injured by the rivalry of any other city; but, on the contrary, it may give an impetus to our works of internal im- lelphia have suffered much more severely than we have, and the | 8 to 10.000 ditto pure Genesee $5 56% a h23 | ditto this State, at $6 44; 500 Brooklyn at $5 37/4. and | 1000 barrels Canadian in bond were sold at $5 65; | 200 barrels fancy Genesee sold at $5 87';; sales of Boutherm, including 2 to 300 George- ‘The Mlinols and Mishigen Canal was open at the las* accounts, and boats passed through its entire length | Fitchbui The tolls this, the first year of navization, have exseed- ed all estimates, and will, with all the drawbacks, such as the want of water, and the delays attending such sn occurrence, amount to sbout one hun- dred and thirty thousand dollars, This, after deducting the expenser, will be appropriated to the payment of interest on the canal debt. As soon as navigatiow is suspended for the season, the repairs neceseary to remedy the defects will be mede—which comprise principally puddling the bottoms, so as to prevent leakege—and the canal placed in first rate order f:r asother year’s business. The estimate former by the canal trustees, relative to tolls, as an ultimatum, is three hundred thousand dollars. From the receipts of the first year, there is every prospect of this being exceeded the third year of its operation. The receipts of produce at Chicago are not #o large as was anticipated, amd they continue to fall off as navigation on the lakes draws to a close, The reason for this is that St. Louis, contrary to expectation. bas proved a steadier and better market than Chicago— and that it ie lees expensive to transport grain from the Illinois river to St. Louis than to Chicago. Also: that a merchant shipping to St. Louis from the river meets with a quicker return ; 60 that he can, with the same amount of credit, do double the business that an be done by s merobant in Chicago who first pur- choses his crain on the river, then ships to Chicago. end finally must tranship to Buffalo before he can re- alize upon it. The operation, in the latter instance, en illinois river boat acts 0% ll value in the St. Louis market, with which the merchant is prepared to procure hima another curgo, ‘The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad is progres + ing very rapidly, under the management of anener- Getic eet of contractors. Since the work was com. | "J menced, the engineers have wade such changes in ths s Une, and in the construction of the road, as will sav. the company about two hundred thousand dellurs, ‘According to the estimates first formed, the total cost Of the'toad and equipments was fixed at $3,110,000; ‘the company now expect to build and equip the road bay for $2910,006, This amount has been nearly all filled | Ja ‘up| by subsoription, so that there will be mo debt badging over the company when it commences opera- tions. This road wiil connect with the Georgia Rail. | (rve4 4 Posd, and will make the communication between Neshville and the Atlantic perfect. The Worcester and Nashua Railroad wi: be oom- pleted and in eperstion by the second week in De. ware. a ements glass oody ii a the road open to | Sixt ie witttes: Nelriee, Pane” Bov grow ee torks LF BY ae nd by that with the Lowell and Nashusroad, at | Mig 31 Liverty sosson op anaig net Stolen, By applying to OUND—A POCKET BOOK IN ONE OF TOE MANHAT. tanville Stages yesterday (Than. ave tt by nddveasiug ry As at any time, Gember. Tho track is now lai Groton, where it connects with the Stony Brook Rail oad, ‘® point four miles above Lowell. The Fitchburg and ‘Worcester Rajiroad will enter the Nashua and Wor" ovster road at Washacum Pond, about eleven miles | {yz, above Worcester. This line is so nearly completed, that it will be open early im the spring. when a pretty direct connection with the Vermont end Massachu- setts and the Chesbire rosde will be made. Stock Exch: . Ya 1084, BU hae " rt $20000 Treas Notes, 6's Hes 30 shat radanme ‘Bk us 1000 do 356 IMO U 8 20 do gow te, 100 Canton Co 3 400 Penn: 74% 100 do bio a6 10W Obie 6's, "60 10 Hudson River 6 200 DNY&NHavRR = EO Ohio 76 60 Nor & Wore 8 52 7000 50 do b6ms 85 reno 700 Reading RB 23 1OC0 City 5 100 Harlem @& 1400 © eo. 9334 250 Long Island RR 18 00 Erie 7 200 0 Bu shes Ch 110 Erie RR, new, full ‘ulton $5000 Troas Notes, erg Tate Mcbawk RR, W60 7036 | young man, who beara sm 200 80 105 Harlem RR 49) | ation, where good eond: 1000 U 86's, 1848, coup. 108% 20 = do 80 4g 60 ths Reading RK, b@) 29 Farivar, Nov. 24—2 P. M. fair demant id pearls at $6 1234. Cotton—There is this eect as steady prices. though, are waiting for ‘Western canal flour rules in vor of at Dravds Oswego, Michigan, and Genesee, 24% ots, Frinay, Nov, 24-6 P. M. There was rather more doing in flour, incladiog, tate. Oawego, &e., at about previ- some parcels for export Southern e cbicfly, lots of th oas rates, includ! bout the same; sales of Gen were made on terms stated bel: pretty freely made at a Meal was also le de at a deo'iue, . Beef continued with eales. Groceries remained quiet, and sa! kinds were limited. Sales of cotton were made pretty freely, chiefly for export—holders being disposed to meet purchasers at current quotations. Asnes.—Sales (0 pots at $5 873, a $6. end pearls at $6 a $6 18%;. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The aggregate sales reached about 8 to 10,000 barrels in lots, including 5 to 6,000 | Oswego at $5 $714, part of which was sold fo1 4 to 600 barrels | 8.500 high mixed at 67 cents ; 1900 ditto fiat yello at 67 cents; sales new yellow were made at 66 cents. f 600 bbls N Jersey were made on private ules of 6000 nd 20,000 do at 621; cents; sales were made yesterday at 66 cents.— town were made at $5 60 a $6 624; —Wheat—Sales of | | 1700 bushels handsome Genesee at 129 cents, and | cash. | 2000 good IMlinois at 115 cents—Corn—Tho ales | | reached 30,000 to 40,000 bushels, including 10 to 15,000 | high mixed at 67 conts; 12.000 ditto round Northern | yellow at 73 cents ; 15,500 ditto, ditto at | 5.600 ditto new Southern white at 64 cents; 1,500do. 72 cents ; round and fiat yellow (old) Pennsylvania at Meal—Salet terms, supposed to be Tye Flour was Cotron.—Th which were tak the same line t a $3 18% conte. quotations :— Middling on terms not made public. 1,400 barrels Massachusetts mackerel, including No advanced, and now command $2 12% a $2 25, layers, at $1 80 a $1 52 $-16d, for Liverpool ; 60. 100 tons hi engaged at 278. 6d. ; flour wax ongaged 2 were dull, material change. » for the latt were made, on private terms Lard continued dull, and no sales of mor The quotations, for all kinds, ruled from 100. to 183, Rie 160 casks were disposed of at $3 50 to $3 62) per 100 Ibs. we did not jearn, Cuba were made om terms not understood. firmer, and some holders asked 24}¢c, MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK, SALES. Notes, 6's, 105; 300 Fenneyivants 6a, “46, Gas Company, 6's, 100; 80 shars Keating Railroad, 14% United States Bank, 2%,; 14 North Armeriggy Tnmirance 100 Now Jorsey Co} ster Srl § 0000 U t's, 05, 1084; 600 do, Taps 11d dow 74, 200 8677 1 300 Lehigh Ne sigalg 6 8336 i 143 do, « TAM 2 ia Ve 7aMo, Mor 8 hares Poonapivania Bank, Weak a iter rau jotes, 6's, i. 1 iulgond, 3 19 do, 7; 100 Bonding Retiroaa, 14's; Bosron, Noy, 2. Brokers’ Roard—6 shares Western Railr sd, 100; 18 Boston and Woreester do, 108) do, a 13 Pitoh. burg don 110: 4 Pitsburg Copper Company, 7iig; 2 Raatei end, Og 11 Tl Rivas do 205g 1 Bewtoh and Made al aroma 4 veaing, ewe ® BROT! it, 3 Har. Hack: Miss id Board—W0 shares fl M 1634; 160 Boston and Norwioh Railroad ack: fis lass Fells, To conclade with the re Kailuad Kichts 1 34, Mr Anprews: Angell ireth, ‘Sitor the comedy the Misses veral Favorite Airs, om the drama of KING O'NEiL—Captain O'Neil Mr XV, Mr. Fr dericka: Countess cents; Gallery 12 ance te commence BS RION'S THEATRE, Eve Nov. 25, will DOMESTIC MARKETS. Bricuton Maxxer, Thursday, Nov. 23, 1848, f 160 stores, 11 sheep. Prices ~-Beef cattle we quote to corres. lust week. Extra, $6 25 |) $5 25 w $6.50 yearling, '$7 a $10: two 25. Wi 1 performance te commence a CB AMBEKS STRERT—SATURKOAY be performed the skevoh from DOM OWEKY THEATRE —BEUNEFIT OF TUE NEW UKLEANS wpe Byening, Nev. 25, will be sted che ' \— Parmer Wheat ae of ROSE CLINTO’ ward Walton, M —in good demand ; ear old. $10 a $16 ; three Sales at $65, $78. $92, and $1 oalven—Sales at $20, $25, $32 from $1 33 to $262 Swin 5 for nows, and 50, for barrows. At retail, from 430 to ie ailed Cuttle’s Capture—Captain Ouccle, Mr, Bure Mrs. Vernon; Su- 4 3 one ‘MONTE£S—Count re. Brougham: Mrs, Rok ui the with the drama of INE OF KIGA—Jul Signer de Vaidemai Duff; Fiorello, Mr. Winans; Sx norita le, Corinthian ‘Thomas, oem are ‘at7 o'clock precisely. Boxes, ra. Mra Dow! Ci oe whing. Dress Cirole, Ge.; Family Circle 36 past 6—curtain rises at 7. | ITOHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—SATURDAY EVEN. 25, will be presented ® new extrayeget E—Diedalua, Mr, Cono Mise Mary Gannon; Minos Il, Mr. Arnold; Ariadne Phordra, Mite Nick EW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.—THE UNDERSIGNED, York Fire Departmeat, present tw the members thereof, Allred Carson, a a candidate Chief Eng've'r, ‘ir, Carson ia too well known tothe department to requize recommendation from his assoc! fourteen, years fairhtul service cimht years o ant Engineer, justly eutitles him to who reward years of service, fications for said effice: joury J, Ockershause r, U's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Glorivs Anuiverssr the Lavader—Benefit and last appear. Evening, Nov, 25, will be presented ian “Homebred, Mr, Mill; , for the lust time, bam ~ Evacuation Ceperture of the tevops of ance of Yarkeo Bill—i te GRREN MOUSTAL jueamish, Mrs Chi ares Meadows, Mir. Richardaot Aaty, Miss Mesiayer. 8 AND AKIAD consideration of those o- Mr. arnold; George ‘After whioh, the first act of SET" SLOPE — Mr Hill. ‘To conclude with the farce of the OEAD urbe: Louisa Love: iadubo Snedgrase, Mr, Holl: Doure oven at halt past 6—oarlals Dace av 7 Mire Mary Gannon, UHANICB’ BALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand aud Broome streets, commenced on Mo 24, and will continue every ui Week of the re-oprnir, HAMBRA, BETWEEN SPRING Nov. 2th and 25th corcises by the firat nee atreete——Jol Meovogers—Friday ond Satu - ftps 2 iniumph of m ryon aud day ‘eve talent—Olyrap 0 Bx ‘¢ und Amorion; Horsemansh'p Mr, Swee:, and Mr. Scindoll: Acrobatio ers Martinettl, in thoir Poses A miques, Pyramid on the Elevated Cord, witn Me Cou te Panitom‘me; Beautiful Groupings Sy Mr. J pupils; Masters Wiib DOLCE: ipaland well-known CH RAT TO HARMO. ty ATORS OF THE NTS, whose concerts in this city, for a poried of ten months were received with such dletingy‘abed page, have the honor of announcing ere Indi ew York roger there fan ne ucing & v1 of their ‘Danoos, be. Admtusion ei Conoort will commence at 8 o'clock. An Afvernoom Wim: A. Jevningn, Foreman Engine No. tiem je by the French Broth FB@oGeReEE David B. Adams, do. George K. Swith, Foromae Hook and favor and patro- es and gentlemen ve ® series of their Fone BREESE Te ond (harley; the Jemes Burnham, 4 c omn ence % past 7. 0. Abraham S. Geiay, john Fish pular Concerts, introdi Children, half price, Co ruses. Characterietio a a it EMOVAL OF SAN. Foreman Hydrant Co, James W, Barker, do. Wa. Nielson, do, ome eau nd consequently is doubly | Poter Hello formances, incinding the feate of pertormi: eg a camels, and ponies, with the scte of a splon re. roadway. ‘i afternoon consert, commenciag ia‘ eocetian and ning. Admission 15 conte open at 644—perfvrmances fay and Saturday LOGICAL HALL, NOS, 35 AND 37 BOWKRY.—THIS jegant establishment « with ube largest collection of nt, who, loading his boat with M'S AMKBICAN MUSEUM.—P. 7. noe, reselves from his hands, on his return trip,its | J, RNUM, F. Hitotcock, Manager, One day only, Saturd: November 25.— Evacuation Auniversary—Tho end balluetrade on the wp cf the Museum, froi and Aun street, afford the test view in the Procession, which takon ture of British troops ING OF “STATE ‘Uncer the new constitu. State, at ite soxion held it the Lodge Room, No. 39: ere are requested to sree SPECIAL M the Grand Lodge afternoons, ormmercita mting on Broadway | city, of the grand rican shores after by the heroes ot the revolution; and to il farther the interest of the occasion at the Museum, the manager wil give threo splendid Porto the morning, sfterncon, and evening, 14 for the oupreme grat and gay—ihe mang; u i Lin attendance, ag bi 6 Monday evening, Brooka, the Hon conqueror; hants, and trained Monkeys and Ponies, Ad- D ‘cente--children under 9, haif SAL 4, a from 634 tl mances, one wach in 1136, 3, and 74 ooo F has engaged tho renowned Tom Thumb, who will aprear at each performance in recters, and at intervals be seca about the Mu- ed the celebrated Minstrel Bund, the talentod We Yankee Comedian; Pe’ lint; ‘The RINITY CHURCH.—TAE DESCENDANTS OF ANNEKE 1 Wednesday evening next, 29th avenue, (a short distance frem Houston dia desired. The meeting will oak, Dr. ©. 0. KIERSTED, Chatman, LOST. YESTERDAY (PRIDAY) EVENING, memoranda of teet, ‘ heever will return treet, or Fulton Mi Jants Bogerdua, imitart, at No 29 Secor sireot.) A geeeral attendance commence at Lalf past 7 ol a TP.ABERNACLE— GREAT SOLEMNITY MUsICALB, ON Thusday Even eh, of no use toany one but the owner, Memorandum (sook to Mr Jenkins, 93 reoeive the the thanks of the owner, and no querticns aaked, VING DAY, BETWEEN BROAD- all Go! fant Veetris; Waa Boript Teller. Admission 25 conta: chil orebes Gurg'l and 18 celebrated und, Solo Beide, Mr, Henri Herz will pertorm several new_pioces. ta had at the musio stores, principal hotels, and at M. jors’s, 47 Warren street, On this occasion, pplying to Andre & Co.. 447 Broadway, and ab the Tabernacle, Doors cpen at7, performance to commence at 8 No pestponement on account of the weather. manufactory, used - ne of the recently adopted form in Pasi, F in under LU, half price. JTH’S MINSTRELS ARE AT TUR NEW Broadway, next door to the Broad Minstrels, W. B. Smith, hi O8T—ON THANK3GI’ ws 4 Fulton mi —of little value to an; ‘be paid on leaving it Thoatre.—Conoert he direotor of Smith's as tho pleasure of introducing to the mpany composed of the best nocessible the cream of some of the troops # in popular favor, orantiful and commodious Teserved senate may but the owner, On: ith Charles Stewart, nt in the sountry, embracin; which have hitherto stood hig! taken the New Room, one of the most Toows in tewn, for the season, and RNACLE—A GKAND CONCART To SUPPLY ynds for the erention of an Orphan Asylum, on the eviovaly ranted by the corporation of the vity, will evening, Nov. 2th. tro at the Piano, Signor Barili, Tickote late director of Chr pbell's Minstrels; G. Barmonicta, A Concert Every Even: open at 7 o'clock. An take place on Tuesd a eieace Rapetti. 8 O'clook. every Saturday. 0 Meee Sener aN Tnaskigiving Das, UIE, BROADWAY, ABOVE rs Operatic Compan; ESANT INSTI he New. Orloar a Soren ly nea jew York, that they have returned from Burope, where they have been giving thelr entertainments, the last two years, to large and arplauding audiences of the | Performed as tne White House, in Wah. fore the President, Mr, Clay, and other distinguished later themsclves that their conoerts will 1g of the kind which has yot appeared. A series of outer. taipwents will commence at the above room, on Mi November 27, 1848, when they will give n variety of bu cratio music, in Ethiopian charac wef the day, Deo:e open at 7 o'clock, concert commence at 8, Admittarce 25 conte, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND streot.— F. Grain & (o.’s Grand Moving Panorama Of Mexico, illustrating the Ficteresque snd Romantic Scencry jerful country, and the gloriows Campat American Army, undor the command from the bombardment of tie City of Vera Cruz to the of the American flag on the Halls of the Monteramas, now ex- and on the afternoons of Wednesday and Passing of the_ picture, Jecture will be delivered by Carte ow York Volunteors, who particlpatcd in all the battles. jock. ‘The picture will commence mov. Sdmission, 25 cents; half price, Reserved seats cam till 11, ‘and from 2 till 4, Liberal ies and Gentlomen of New York, that and Gentleman of No Concert will take place at the Tabernacl FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON, 0 evening, November 28, F He must be jusinted with En; peations, stating character, reienoes B,” and left at the yee Frevch ano German. “Apph tions end terms, office, will receive tmmedixte attention, WV ANED—A sreAM Borer 01 will plense addrern, Sead partie of thie peer. F THREE TO FOUR ing one of the abov } price, &e., to A. PART 11, 4, Choras of Nymphs, from the Op-raot tho Huguenota, ters, For particuiars, seo ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 27 YEARS OF AGE of ttendy and temperate hatits, who fs ac desirous of obtaining s situation t in & wholesale or retail store of any ki ‘Wages not so much an object as a; ituation, ‘want of such a criom, will be ‘to thes the office ot w may behad, ps Of ts Pills dui Regione Kunze 1° roc felendoner money, is PART feleeman cr porte: Tt Qretiore ree smooth Sea an a happy Voyage. . Mond Ps Teavi ote ad- tee nee, . Gung’ Shia paper, stating whure | — Tickets, £0 cerita each, to be had at the priacipal Music Stores, ard at the door on the evening uf the Concert. ‘To commence at Bc'elock, precisely, ILSUN'S ENTERTAINMENTS OV THE SON of the new Aesemb! jonday evening, Noy. Braud selection of i Ve rooms. Mr, Wilson wil yy, his daughter. 0—GRATITUDE WILL BE PAID TO ANY TROE merican who will procure for a rerpoctatle ost noble character, a pormanont situ f oat mera chereae ‘Srotiand—Openix, Doors opem at 7 o'ok ing ats quarter before 6 children under ton yoars of bo secured at the office from terme mado with schools, ‘Yhe young man is ative, tenable city Sie. Wreatned, {ddrece R.W.. Herald ottioe, Mr, Witon and Ballade in t eve em mibed by Ser ere 1 wae Borp;’ “ Skylark:” "'Tak’ yet Auld Clo Song,” from the Comic Opera of “ Tho Posti a” that;" * auld Joc ter;” “Tell me hew to woo thee; writ ity in eash or othar. ATURAL PHILOSOPBY, SCIENCE, and Mechanism.—The Artists Association, Di treet, above Sixth, Philsdelj clese @ concern, at lees than one-fourth their splendid dictamas they bave teen exhibiti and which have elicited toe most unbounde: OTHE LOVERS 0 some woodland, ther with cep er ‘f Now York, within 70 mi'es of the cits (00. all communications will Caress, (post paid,) with full ok ishes—The market is quiet for pots, at $5 873 to $9; ia, offer for rile, to Holders, generally, al teamer. Flour, gc — Baraimove, November 24, 191% Thanksgiving Day and its Observance—Forred and Macready—Colliny’ Entertainment— Them tricals, &. Thanksgiving day has passed, and, so far a8 work Was concerned, has been most religiously observed by our citizens. The churches, however, were well filled in the morning, the taverns in the after- noon, and the theatres at night; and a most happy day everybody seemed to make of it, according te their various inetunations, though { doubt not that some few wall have headaches to mourn over this morning. The difficulty between Forrest and Macready continues '6 attract much attention here, espe- cially as they are to commence a simultaneous en- gugement on Monday week in this city. The card, published by Mr. Forrest, will give Ma- c ag crowded houses so long as he plays here, 4s it has already done in Philadelphi nether nght or wrong, such harsh language to aa old man and a stranger, meets with no sym pers and even if Mr. Forrest was treated bad in England, there 1s a dieposition on the part of our people to be magnanimous, and to show our transatlantic brethren that we do not tollow their bad examples. ‘ r. Collins gave an entertainment last night at Carroll Hall, assisted by Mons. and Madame Leatt which gave universal satisfaction to a crowded house. “His songs and anecdotes were capital, and the singing of Madame Leati drew forth rounds of applause, Owens is doing quite a good business at the Howard Atheneum, and if he keeps up a vanegy of attractions, not depending too much on himseld, will meet with success, Ham & Silsbee, at the Museum, who are alse managers of the Holliday street Theatre, were born under a lucky star. They manage to keep both houses crowded nightly. Putvapecenia, Nov, 24, 1848. The Light Guard—Honor to General Taylor— Death from Intemperance—Forrest and Ma- cready, &c. The Light Guards, Capt. Vincent, visited In- dependence Hall this morning, escorted by Col. Page, and committees of the Washington Grey and State Fencibles, where they were welcomed by Joseph R. Chandler in « briet address. Capt. Vincent returned thanks in atew words. After @ short stay there, the guests were entertained bya collation spread in the Fencibles’ armory. About 2 o’clock they proceeded to Fairmount in omi buses, and partook of a handsome entertainmeat, Prepared by the Watering Committee of the city councils. “The Guards start for home to-morrow morning, by the 9 o’clock line. They will be es corted to the boat by the Washington Greys. Old Zack’s birthday is being celebrated by a salute ot 150 guns, fired trom the island opposite the city. The fireworks prepared tor the Norta American, by Mr. Jackson, were to have beea set off this evening, from Penn square; but at pre- sent the weather is not very propitious, and the chances are that the mpectadla will have tobe postponed. : ; The tnal of Bob Pinkerton, George Whitehouse and John Thompson, tor the larceny ef the $51,008 Chester County Bank notes from Dr. Darlingt the President of that institution, was commence this mormng. George Williams, alias Slappy, the fourth detendant, having plead guilty, and made restitution of his portion of the proceeds of the robbery, will be used as an evidence tor the Com- monweualth, With his aid, corroborated by other clrcumstances, the guilt will be undoubtedly fast- ened upon the three defendants, though the theft was committed in go artful a manner that none saw it done. Yesterday the coroner held an inquest at No. 5@ Shippen street, upon Paul Lacy, who died trom the effects ot intemperance; and this morning, the wile of the deceased having died from a similar cause, the coroner was again called to the same house, to perfo:m a similar duty over her remains. ‘orrest and Macready were both favored with houses thronged to the utmost last evening. The former was huiled with nine cheers from his audt- ence, who were inconsiderate enough to follow this expression of delight by three groans for Ma cresdy. This émeute in theatricals has enabled the managers to coin money tor themselves—that 18 Certain. Anderson my Jo," “ Get 8 ‘a Look of your Hair?" applause and com- buyer, with ir inquiry for the East and home trade. Sales add np 1600 barcels 6 313; for round hoop Ohio and common Michigan; $5 3734 to $5 44for yeah pe coaes 0 5e*4 for pure Genesee. Mesl is dull at $3 18% to 25 for Jersey. the former quotation rules the mare Green Grow tne Rushes 0!” o'cleck. | Entertainments will commence at 8, Tiol roras Programmes at the Music and tertainment on Bir Walter Scott s Poem ke” on Tuesday evening. mendations from the press, clery, ke. the Six Days of the Creation, with ¢ jcenos in Mexico—Vera Cruz, Island of Lobos, Monterey, mors, Cerro Gordo, Fort srown and the Rio Grand: it the moving asd sechanteal CARDING WANTED—BY A GERMAN PIANOFORTE im reepectable fern{ly, who would take lessons in veferences given, if ‘lease to letters A. O.'Z., to this : MEN AND TOEIR WIV! ee terme lonry. street, nest the Ruceers Terms &e, address, with references, Ht Md, and terminate a ures, representing navios, arm. ov of timated creatien, with a good very little exertion, they no, the lease of the eotebrat of The Lady of the ISTORICAL DIORAMA—DOMBARDMENT OF Cruz, 59% Brosaway, near Niblo's old. Genlon—1 steamer, soldiers Sc, ual cannes and ta conte; cl ren ha joe. Com- ‘Wednesday and Saturday at 3 Potock. _ SING THE ALFS—THIS GREAT HIS by ia gw exubltng at tho Re. rom nine, A.M, until ten, P.M, iandeomely seated y ak cae and repeated, that from $60,000 to $100,000 daily moving figures, ihe cata aas p I, orn isin an ‘market is « shade éaster ; js doy barbols at postr te the gout. hiladeiphia, VACUATION DaY,—AtTRi dod Kam ae ee M nd performances Ly U BCs Oelocke, Mons: Nelos w une, Tickets, 25 cte. ; parquet, 60 cts, salen nt 67 cts. for gocd mixed Western, and 73c. a T4o. for round yellow. Prorisions—There isa fair demand for mess aud prime pork at $12 50 a $9 25.; Beef continues firm, with smallsalee, Lard is steady, but dull; no rales transpired. Whiskey isa trifle better; 60 bbis. sold at CA ROAD, ADJOINING THE face Courre), would inform the public that his hemee ig at al! times supplied with an abundance of substantiala and celict cies to suit tbe most fast: a qvahty as cannot fail of giving satistaction to whomecevor may hover bis howe witha visi He will gr their way rejoicing thir house their bom ing, preparatory to hi 4 ch, ot ers interested in the revult of the fight, will beanx‘ons to sce Sulliven from time to time (who, by the way, js always happy to a i ces himsolf to have on wor ail that the market al fords, including a good “ drop o' suwmut” to ai ‘estion, nists . WM Sa N4routon Cko! horical uenal Academy of ious epicure and of euch inal artists. Even il perform on ten instruments at Mr. Sullivan ano . where the former UIMION.~A GRADUATE OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DU iin, who hos had very considerable experienc fenthmen for universities, ke, substantial classcal, mathamaticul, and Bpglish and French Ccucstiou, wishes for wn engagement as resident or visiting ‘futer, er'to form a Class cf a few respectablo pupils, Letters Sinmabor, at the office of this papor, will be to, /ARGR, V4LUABLE, AND ELE. roiture, of all descriptio: wacch, corner of Williaa UCTION NOTIC! gant sale of choice and good thin day, at 103 o'clock, in the old Fravkiort streets: a'so, a Paria made Pianofurte, sume. fine Paintings, Lamps, Bods, Bodding, Stoves, tio, THOS RELL, Auctioneer, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TAREE STORY ATTIC UN. der Cellar House, situated on the north eide of Twentieth street, between Broadway and the Fourth avenue, kaown as No. % East Twentieth etreet, ‘Tho houce has Gas Fixti Mantels, Water Clorot, Bath convenicnes, Also, a three corner of tho Fourth avenne ble stand for any kind of business, Also, those throe Cotta Eouses on the south side of Thirtieth And Madison avenues, distant 1L0 fest west of the Fourth avoaus, propriate dwellings for small familiva, N,B.—A lange jon of the purchaso money can xemain om mot quire at 120'clock M., or in the evening, of JONAT 117 Orchard street. RisH ANDSCOTCH MALT WHISKEY— HIGH FLAVORED ard supericr quality, in packages to enit the adapted for their purpose than any in the mary @ very much lesa than the usual rates, by WILLIAM M. PARK! Malt W hiekey Distilier, £6 Sevonth avenue, NURTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAGE LININGS, AND + Plushes—Constautly receiving by the latest arr v letoassortment of these goods, Also, Silk and Cotton igh colors, Plorences, Ke. For sale b; ¥.8.& S.A. MARTINE, firm, with ROTHERS PERKIN RE. to inform their friends cspecially. and | haye leaeed the entire basement vy 75 feet,) corner of Grand and | ¢ furnished it, and Be REITAURAN HONOGRAPHIC CLASSES.—MESSRS. ANDE! Bi several Now Menges P of moment re- wy, commer of Broadway and Cenal K to 12, Aitertcon, from 3 to 4, and Evening, from 6% to 7% and ‘Tickets. per couree of LZ le-sons to cituer class $5, to be purchased before receiving the firat Josson, STRONOMY, PHRENOLOGY, AND ASTROLOGY-— 16 Du Boyce has the pleasure of assuring her friends the rcierce she unfolds is 60 invariably sa she decing it wholly uarecessary to give esulls, but continues ae Usual eet, whore she ms Contre streets, and, regardtoss ot expense, hi intend to keep it, in 8 atyle they are confident, will meet the street, being a valua wishes of the mcst fastidious. treet, between the Four! TTAVING $1000 tit in w first rato atablished, may address to J. M. Thowss, (9 Chambers ‘street, N, B.—One who bas beon connected with ono hefure, preferred, 0 CAPITALISTS—ANY Gi) or $160. who would. be willing to inv Fxhibition, already 0 barrels were made, including her readence, at —It H48 4 PORTRAIT iddon’s ; The B’hoys of N, Y. friende, enemys, lav sui formation given with ade tien. Terms £U cente, i Keve, courtship and marriage, and in- reo Of aocuracy surpassing all coucep- Office, 42 Stono st, D —THE FOLLOW. ‘8 received from Mr. J, Siicock, @ gentle fortune, who is well and widely known. Dr. Tor areaparills has cured thousands of patients in te uppot circles of society, and is used both in Now York and Albauy by tho mojerity,uf ‘tho aristocratic families, They eprivg, of Di. Townsend, half a dozen or doren ily use it for month or six weeks, sick or well. Toro ig no preventive for diseaco like it. Those families rarcly, if New York, Jan. , U ir—In justicn to your remedy. liberty ef stating, that about two yeara iince I tooka violent cold, | me a settled cough and a ion of the throatand hings which distresed me My little son was in eatremeill health, and [ rilla for him, He took it bata when we thought he had the Jaundice, but found it He toon got better, which TEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN BOSTON.—A WEEKLY Per, of good cireniation, is offered Paper,” Lock Box, GUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC—ALL IN FAVOR OF EN. | 8 seninst tho Sunday Liqnor Tram, are in. ay, on Tuerday evening, Nov. 25 ‘Importers and Jobbers, 112 William stroet, near Jolin, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, &o.— with either of the above complaints certain eure by the use 4 Sulphur Bathe, 354 Broad tion since 1325; and have ysicians in the city, HE TATTERSALL'S HEAVE POWDERS ARE NOW RE- cognised as the forse m« dicine of the age, Ita wonderful effects in the cure of Heaves, Coughs Colds, &e., in Horses, has gained for it an increasing "populmity, which ‘overpowers oppitiun. fulton street, Sole Proprietors, 121 Fulton street, 7} NELUENZA, cous! ever, lore a child, Marsh apd others, W. B. Dikeman and J. W Oliver. C ‘OFFOKD’S ALMANAC FOR 1519.—THE THIRTY-THIRD year of publication—containing, besides its usual matter, t, whose period ie 295 1506, and is now overy Innguage of those times, it was o y,tlarmed the oredulous, Just pub- 178 Fulton street, and other bork- sores, Price, 6 cents single, and $2p-rhundred. ‘TAOS. SPOF. | FORD, Yorkvillo, City Surveyer and Civil Engineer. Lota, farms, eurveyed on the moet reasonable terme, Trocued seme of your Sarss GOUGH & KRTCBAM, 149 Bold also by D, Ketcham, WEDISH LBECHER—JUST RECEIVED, 20,00) VERY SreahfSwedish Leeches—also s few thousand German Leeches forsale, at very moderate prices by a chaeers. Druggists and yee, will bo cure to fin near Broadway. 7, §.—Countey & ile out through the pores, induced me to use it, I did s0,aud Lam very har py to acknowlo: that it entirely cuxed both me and my son, and we are now in enjcyment of execliont health, Your Sarsaparijla is, beyond Avubt, a most excellant remedy, and should bu widely known. Yours, reepecttully, VALENTINE SILCOCK, No. 91 Amos sty & porticuler account of the years, which eppeared in 12 to day amount to 1,600 bales, xy shippe erally, and at about prices, holders being’ more disposed torealize. At present we shall continue the annexed lisLed, and for sale at quantities, to suit pur: ant efgood atd ‘ewsth JAGNIFICENT GOFA-TABLE.CARPBE.—The whole is needle work, and likel; the city, It can be seen, an Chatham street, in the’ Book most suitable for a gallant Christmas present toa lady, FALL RIVER COMFORTA| Just received, consisting of Principal office, 126 Fulton street, PILE ELECTUARY IS THE ONLY RE the Piles permanent]; YE AND EAR—DR. POWELL DEVOTES HIS tion exchusively to aicenson ATTEN. of the Byq and Ear, at 251 Broad- i apron, whero cau be had his“ Treati on the ¢ tains \ ong ie eyoa Artificial eyra juet imported. er swenett 8. JONES, DENTIST, il nel medicine, remove only soothe for the time being. 10 Fulton strest, and Dr. A. U; per Wox; six boxes for $5, DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT. jew York Collexe of Med consulted at his Medical Uitice, No. M vave diseacos, viz:—Gonor- ininal weakness, guaranteed, without continement, or injury Gcod do.. Middling fair. 6467s | Fair... Tas Fully fair. 7MaT!4 Good Fair. 3 136 7 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR inserts wholo and half aots of tooth, Gwcovered principle, and warrants them thirt and cheaper than an; cation being rendored quite easy by Dr. K 6aT a8 izes, ni aN rok ot Corrrr.—We notice a sale of 300 bags St. Domingo, Prices are fixed, and saan Ma % 'y per cent better Fis. >There have been sales, within a few days. of L GLOSS OVERSHOES—THE SUBSCRIBER, that the Perpotual Gloss Overshos shall continus rally accorded to i hap as were necessa ce, and now offers it clogat V's, at $8 50, No 2's at $4 50 a $4 624, and No. 3's at | $2 Tha $3; avd, to-day, 600 barrels at $6 814, $4 81% | and $33, which is a slight improvement. Dry cod have | detorn to deserve the preference 89 has made snch altorations in it {t to the provent atyle of under Moin the conddant belief that for beaut jos it is uneraalled by vi joodyoar’ Rubber km pori hOPESSOR BARRY'S WONDERFUL TRICOPAEROL ‘4. of Medieated Cor —Greenwieh streot, Nov. 15, moderate, and & cure to the constitution, Kk, JEFFRIES’ ¢NTADUTE IS THY MUST EPFECTUAL paration told fox Gonorrhara and other disorders of the experience has proved that it will radl- ‘tis desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days, and as it nolther creates nausea not offends the palate, and ronders unnecessary any deviation in diet or inter: Tuption to sual pursuits, evund slevp, or heall nuisance is thus removed as speedily as is cou ‘ermancnt cure. Its ingredier ta injurious effect, either comstitu- by ite wre, Price $1 per bettle, ou my acknowle om thie uso # oa service in Mexioo, on I tried several articles to recover it, Iuced, through the advice of Dr. Ander: wry — Sir fcr the great bénefite I have recoived pherous, Having lest my hair during m: wy retvin to New York, Freit —Bunch raisins continue firm at $1 45, with sales of 600 boxes. There were, also sales of 500 boxes ya ead 4 cally cure any ease, TING NOW PRESENT chasers at 47 Canal stroot. R. LAWRENCE chosp selling system through the ranting ear pete may take adv nu tage REAT BARGAINS IN Fxeiarts —Cotton, in transient vossols, was taken at x "e, freight were | for Gluagow, at 6d. ; for London 500 barrels turpentine were t ken | A veseel was chartered to load with corn for Cork and market, at 8d.,in bulk. To Havre, rates Pe iy dotermined to continue in or¢er that all who are wi 1 present very low prices, —RECEIVED 500 ASSORTED ij (59 William tien up A D, JACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIATORS— THR SUB- ve machtnes for botols, steam. authoris d makers continued to use it since, and have now as hue Lhad in my youth, Thi erty to 10 a8 you please, I mmain, yours, &o. SAMUEL HUGHES, {7.~To Professor Bari a bead cf hair as are entirely vegetable, and no tionally or locally, can be cansed Bole sana for this olty, C, H. RING, 192 Broadway, coruer John | ter you are at lib. ru Srrewr, March 6, 18 ay-—Sir: In’ justice th the ‘merite of your Tri allow me to acknowledge the Lenefits I have veo in my own fumily. Mrs, ving ber hair sudden); Navat Stones —The market is very quiet, and but fow transactions are taking place. Prices are without + scribersmanutscture the aby ivato dwellings, and a sons are cautioned again: makers or ‘users of the: IC MIXTURE FOR REWARD.—CROSS'S 87° a ‘Yored for the above cemplaint, this ia the most certai ‘ speody and permanent cure withiut the least reatriot diink, exposure, or ehonge in application to business, The pro- | ies a single insianeo of recent gonorthia th be | ‘o mixture will not cur, under forfeiture of $500, in two days, Bold by A. B Ito. and at the Drug store, 273 Broadway, Irving House, corner «f Chambers street. COUPEK, lt DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM and William streots, hi fi & most extensive practic nay your Tricopherous, which Pleasant article for drossing hair recovered its tormor 1 have sicce recommended « reception mich aa to prove it a send by boarer two bottles a THOMAS CAMERON. Fyrom ts Evening Post. ueROUS—We have often before noticed this rticle for the linir, From repeated trials we 0 add our own testimonials of ity virtues, Asa f, and for promoting tke growth of the hair, it Lit is itive. We have but to notice of Sorte Ll le, « 58¢ for American, and lor En, o8t ne strvet, Now York, iso of m bottle he FORNIa—THE ADVERTISER, WHO DAS A perfect knowledge of the 8} Pe h 1d who is. good aecou: is] of 200 to 200 bbis. of prime and making ot $9 25 for the former, and Sales of 100 bbis. old prime erit. Please to Yours, t were roported — Beef—Salus of were made at $10 50. The last sales of es, were made ot $18. Cheese—The eady, without change in prices. Butter— NITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON. ecuibers respectfully intorm the public that they nes undertaken the maungement of twated on Parnaylvania Haifrtreeta. The locality and interier arrargomonts of {hie Hotel wil cy truetyreecmmend It favorably to v-iters on vusiness or pleasure, sud particular! travellers, ae it ia within ry of the Baltimore and gocd_arcommodations and the utmost oxertion: contribute to the comfort and conver icnce of hope to secure s Ii in from one to tw A acoret habit indui bm be and small of the back, ‘A cure warranted in Ge a nT lite SIRs OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO oF those contompl nue, between Third and roadway. om the Journal of Commeroo. Barry's Trrcornerovs,—This renowned article ite snpertor effoot in removi grey halt, ard Beoping the hait in rendering it indispepmble to the tol Th fow selected from a late its beneficial « ral, that thore is soarce ®. ree numerous ipetances of a Tike bature.. ‘To pr words,“ Barry's Tricopherous for the Hair, No found blown op each bo) Svoan.—The market, gonsrally speaking, is dull. Sales of 100 hhds, Cuba muscavado, at 3’,c. a 4iyo.: and 400 bags Bravil (for a neighbor ng city), on terms tellect, and aver. | merited applause by case, of ho charg. | J0th of September thoir gueate, they ANCD ke 0O,, late of Petersburg, Va. RE.—SECOND LINE.—THE Sur Decomte Willard, mastor, will sail on the lst BOYD & HINCKEN, Agenta 88 Wall sta and 0% Golock. Leave Quarantine st’, 10, rn thy and glossy state, number, of ® similar foots have become #0 geno- ‘able dootor who dove not Rriep | /agnayra and other ports along the Spanish M qRRIeD | thik vf accompanying her, kad should I, hear from me again, when | reach the Orinoco, Tonacco.—The market for leaf was steady. Salos of iauricenn. Sixth edie . This work is meeting with most astounding saice having alrea \y boen hether married or unmari: for the married, as it disclowoe im portan’ sec which should be known to them particularly. Here evory female can discover the causes, gymptona, andthe most efficient remo. | dies, and most cortain mode of ore in every case. For gale mt 22 ithing office, 129 Liberty fips we Whiskeyv.—Sales of 170 to 200 this. State Prison were mado fat 210, a 2440, The market was somo {Although it is ine Crned expecially rest, COT Broadway; J. and I Cod. 153 Polen street, Brvel Mrs lyn; B.C. Wright, 23 South street, W. (Brown, Washivet Protaprnena, Nov, 21.—First Board—$100 U 8 Troaenry Broadway; at the publi i; 300 Myer Pevorsop, No. papers, je the following dition, It fs from th inst. We are grieved at the ill success of the expedt- tion :— LPR'S PRACTICAL PRIV, ATE TREATISE, on the ail, free of postage, to I} parts of ‘and By Bers weatea to Dr. 129 Liberty United States. All letter A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1,224, New , AUTHOR OF T mae eat) ieiven in —— = 4 every individual, of both sexes, ‘This DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST. London, be matter how ong or in the throat COR oe Ni ncmber othe Ropat Antonio, that opealted in treatment of del days eubsequ just thisside with th Sait so WR RwOwa Col. Ha: to the citizens of New York, for his sucooes 1 : gieut led country #0 rocky and mont, wou! Vite | a | ae overs 7 rocks where they had passed. Col. Hays, however Affairs the Pacific. Mazatian, Oct. 20, 1848. By the arrival of a vessel at Mazatlan, trom St. Francisco, the most extraordinary accounts con- tinue to be received from the ‘gold region,” Up- per Californii Previous reports are confirmed are extracted. It 18 said to be about 23 carats fine. The vewsel before mentioned brought to Mazatlan ‘Eat aiway—ive | 75 Ibs., and sold it ut $1415 the ounce. “There Pertorwanoes | were several whale ships and other vessels laid up there, about 16 in ail ; their crews had deserted and gone to the gold region. Tne ship Huntress, p | which sailed from New York on 18th April, had been there tor some tame with government stores, and cannot discharge tor want ot lauaches, and two- thuds of her crew are off, and itis supposed she will be obliged to abandon her voyage to Canton, As much as per month had been paid for eaale ors. Mechanics and laborers, of whom there are very few, get five and six dollars per day, and com- mon cooks can and do get $100 per month; and, in ct, the inducements at the mines and oa shore are so great, that people will not go to sea. Itdoes not appear that the goverament of Califor- nia had intertered te prevent these disorders, or to establish any regulations over the gold district. I mention this more particularly, to call your atten- uen to the subject, as it may cause great embar- Tassment; unless the government interfere, with @ strong hand, and prevent the migration of all sorta ot people to the gold region, to the neglect of all other classes of industry, the country will be thrown back for years. _ Stare or Arrairs in Venrzvea —The annexed interesting letter trom the correspondent of the New Orleans Delta, dated Curacoa, Oct. 12, we copy from that paper of the 16th inst:— “The revolutien in Venezuela is the only ber ae that engroeses the minds of the people ; and we find how as Vatiance with truth are the thousand-and-one flosting and credited rumors we had eagerly caught at in the United States. General Paca is here, and I have seem and conversed with him every day since | arrived.— The fact of our being Americans, seemed to be the best and most welcome passport to his kind atten- | tons. Guzman, of the Mon or government u ‘dnys since, when be left was also here until a few days for Laguayra Ofhim,! have seen much more thea of Paez ; and it ls from the opinions advanced by these two leaders of the two great parties, that | have formed. my own. Paez isa man of about sixty, and is alto gether, I think | can be man | have a 7, stamp of nobility” stro: ed. His face, when lighted ap vith wate © soul within, that ould not wrong his cou: . He ith deep emotion, for the feelings towards fp yee ae Poet , at the same time, ‘all | canask of yeur country sympathy, ai battle for their that she never refuses to those who rights.’ Could some of those brave fellows who were in Mexico have heard this, and seen the manner of its expression, his cause would not long be doubtfal. (iuzman, the candidate for the Vice-fresidency of Venezuela, is, | presume, about forty ; and Venesuela night well be proud of him, wereit mot for his revoia- tionary tendencies and opinions, Monagas is now im Possession of all the provinees of Venezuela, and the only foot-hold left to Paex ia tho little castle of Sam Carios, near Maracaibo. His fleet lies at anchor wader the guns of the castle, and he bas refrained from fring on the town, having many friends there, whose y he does net wish to endanger. fils battle is, wever, nenrly over. But thouga the times are inauspicious ior it, yet | will vemture on the prediction of his ulti- mate success. The Cromweliian style ef dissolving Congrers used by Momagas at the outeet,tells badly for ublicanism. All the intelligence, weal called aristocracy of the countr: relfetyled demecraey, and t of the land, though composed, it may rabble, cheer Monagas on in his deeming t 4 revolutionist for having taken the step he ha: is the term is not correct; for | was told, bya member of the congress of Caraccas, that a paper was being read, asking Gen, Paez to protect the country the coa- stitution, when they were fired on. ear tt eaibo to attack Parx's fleet los, Monagas purchased th Wit here on Susday last, fo uayra, with Gusmen. Your next dates from there will bring you « restora- tion of quietin the country. The Venezuele steamer, from Pitsburg. reacbed bere om the morning of the © remains here until about the oth of November, when she sails for Angostura, by | nater from Texas. (From the N. O, Picayune, Nov. 16.) The steamship Palmetto, Capt. Smith, arrived thie morning, from Galveston, having left there on Thar day. the 12th imat. The moet interesting paragraph by far we find im the im relation to Col. Hays’ expe. Austin Democrat, of the léth ‘We learn from Capt, J. W, Hall, just im from Sam onio. that a company which left that place several ft the Puerco, after travelling three daya became disheartened, and turned back to io, They reported that the ere Out of provisions, and were deli! jg some of thelr horses for food; that they Ani a feneee it they were readily trailed by the biood om the