The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1848, Page 3

se mr esr ed OS RES," PS SSS A SESSION Marine Affairs. Steamers Camus, Cu ann News The two bushel mail bax forthe Newsy, war, on Saturday morning, thrown from the Cambria to wind- ‘Ward, at the Newsboy, and into the ses, The News- ‘boy being under full ‘eam, shet ahead of the bag, stopped, backed, fished up the bag, and, at 7 28,start- Tie eden se isa memes the, cot ie, the Cambria ving, in the mean time, advanced at least palf a mile. Newsboy passed the Cambria at orabout the point of the Hook, the Cherokees having overhauled her at the same point. At d 47. entered the Narrows abrea:tief the Cherokee At 52 3u, the Cambria fired the second of two guns, icin! ox geconds, or 134 miles astern of the Cherokee and News- oy. At 8 48, opposite Red Hook, the Cherokee about B00 fect astern, and sheered off w stward. At8 64, the ‘Newsboy was opposite the Custom House dock. Total e, £6 minutes. totic writer, who took these notes for his owa satis- faction, being im no way interested, either in the Newsboy, or any of the papers by whom she is em- P {except @8 & subscriber receiving news ‘when published), and having accidentally neen pre- gent on a pleasure excursion, both on this and the last arrival of the Cambria, has observed, at L with sur- , that on neither occasion were the wheels slaci ened’ for s moment to allow the Ne: uietly alongside, and reeeive the mail bag. Ter tuil headw y.’ The Newsboy being much the boat, there is mo difficulty, except from the powerful eddy from the large wheels diverting the rapid course Of the smaller bout, and producing au unavoldable and injurious collision. It was probably for the pur- pose venting a recurrence of this difficulty, that peed the former ocoasion{that the mail bag was thrown when the boat was co far that the: -ebance of its reaching her. Shutting off half s minute, would be suffici during the time of receiving the boat would not be sensibly diminished; but, even if balf a minute should be lost, common courtesy would seem to demand that this little time should be to furnish to the public ail the facility de- ,einoe it fg for the be: of the public that the Newsboy is employed by terprising papers, ex- clusively for te parole of gaining time on the ar- ival of news. Great Run any Narrow Escare.—The Portsmouth Journal says that, “the Britixh schooner Teazer, Capt. Hankinson, left Briar Island, Nova Scotia, on Satur. day night last, at 6 o’clock, in the short time of twen- ty-eight hours, was inside of Boon Island. At 2o’olock, ina thick north-east storm, let go her anchor to lee- ‘ward of Whale’s Back light, and rode ous the At the time the gale was so violent that the spri 030 above the Whale’s Back light-house. This is probably the first vessel that ever rode at anchor in that place in such a gale.’’ The Weekly Herald, - Those desirous of receiving the Weekly Herald in this city, can have it regularly served to them every Saturday, by leaving their names and address.at this Office. Marine Affairs. Srramsnir Unite States —We give with, pleasure the card which follows, addressed to Captain Hackstaff, by the passengers which came in the United States on her last quiek trip from New Orleans :— Breamsuie Unrren States, Sandy Hook, Nov. 2%, 1848, ‘The undersigned. passengers on bo: the steamer United Btates, from New Orieaus to New York, return their sincere thanks to Capiain Hacks aff, for the uniform courtesy they have reooived at his hands, and bear testimony to the skill and unwes. Fied attention with which he has discbarged the responsible du- ties upon him. For admirable discipline, sumptuous fare, and comfortable state-rooms, the United States is not sur: Dsed in thisor any other country ; and the undersigned enter- the hope that she will becoaie's regular packet betweea New York and New Orleans, Miss Byuixsten, Miss Weoensrnanpt, Isaac E Monss, a. M. Gwin, ‘Tnos, D. Cammace, W. 0. Texrietoy, W.F.Turwarn, V.Bae«r, Trios. J. OAKEY, Isatan W. Werta, A G, Brown, CHARLES ANDREW JOHNSON, James W. Gray, The United States leaves again on Saturday for Havre direct. @. B.Clarke’s Overcoats, of all colors, give univerml satisfuction, ‘The price generally is $14, black French cloth Dress Conte,made to measure, $16; Vests and Pants at equally low prioos, My goods aro all bought for oash—my profits are pro low, I can cell a better garment at.a lower price than most therefore. G, B. Clarke, 115 William street, N.B.Brosdway ‘tailors suypliod st the tus! peice, but nok Ieee Se eishics ae Fp RS 2 dollars; to $1 ress ta, French 1 to $18; Panta, f Piet & Ge ay ne nar pai from 95 Gnit “ore, corner Nas The “Richeliou” Gold Peni-ore warranted five fine, smooth and and are ae- hove OT arent cee shea E Watson & Co, No. 15 Wail sirest. Gold pens re- only u Important to the Pubiic.-—-All Hatters of celebrity refer thelr patrons to the Inimitable, No, 13 Naaman street for one of hiselegant cuts of the hair and whiskers, ag, bo. able tos correct appreciation of their hate, Also obtained as above, Hill's Infallibie Onguent, for the bair. Portable Dressing Cases—In all that the name imports, containing in the smallest space the mosPuseful articles, among which is the Metallic Tablet for keeping razors in Perfect order. Manufactured by G, Sanaders & Son, 147 Broad- ‘way, corner of Liberty street, and 387 Broadway. Astonishing Bargains are to be had at the gelebrated CI S carpet Establishment in the United States, No.9 Bowery, HIRAM 4NDEKSONS. You ean select from the Jargest ‘morteent of Evgiith and American Carpetiugs. Axmiste or tuned Matts, Table Covers, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Se,ate raving of 25 per cent on every article. The Piumbe National Daguerrian Gallery; on the upper corner of Broadway and Murray strest.—Stranger ‘and others should not fail to visit it, bei most attractive place in the city; for no person can visit oolobraved Gallery ‘without meeting some familiar face, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Nov. 26—6 P. M. There has not been muoh activity in the stock mar- ket during the past week, and with one or two exce| tions, prices have experienced very little alteration. — Fanoies sppear to have been deserted, and the atten- tion of capitalists and others directed more to the securities of the government. These investments have, no doubt, been much benefitted by the want of confi- dence in others and the anxiety exhibited to place money where its safety is undoubted, rather than engag® in any thing speculative. While this feeling laste; the fancies will stand a poor chance, and the brokers will have to carry them along the best way they can. There in very little prospect of any relief being realized by the appearance of outsiders. However extensive the mea of outsiders to operate, the season is against them; and as prices de not begin to revive before the opening of the spring, they will most likely wait until some mov. ment indicates an upward tendency in the marke Although prices rule unusually low, the impression that lower points will be touched, deters even moderate purchasers for investment from coming into the mar” kot. It matters very littlein Wall street, what the pre- sent oF prospective value of ahy fancy stock is ; if it is not properly held, prices must fluctuate from time to time, and in times like these, sink to very low points. It is impossible for the brokers to sustain them, and it isa wonder where all the fancies which are now in existence remain week after week. The loss ofinterest every year must be immense,and runs up the cost of ‘these stocks very rapidly. Some of the fancies now on the market have been knocked about among the brokers for ten to twelve years, and in the item of interest alone have nearly doubled in cost. Notwith- standing this, the market price is now lower than has been known for years, and purchasers at current rates have a wider margin for au improvem:s It may be # question with many who are @#timately acquainted with the position of the companies repre- ting these stocks, whether it is probable that prices can become much further depressed; but unfortu™ nately, they cannot reason from such premises, but are governed in their conelusions by the position of things in Wall street, and the strength of holders, ‘The heaviest fall during the past week has bee: nm Long Island, and that stock now rules lower than has been known before since the completion of the road. The gross earnings of this company in 1847, were $168,706; about one-half of which was net: This would be sufficient to pay the interest on the debt of the company, and a fair dividend on the mar- ket valuo of the stock, at the prosent market price. The par of the stock is, therefore, about twenty dollars per share, and if the shares could be consolidated, 60 a8 to reduce the capital in proportion to the reduction in the price of the stock, holders would at once re- ceive dividends, and the losses many of them might experience would be partially made up by returns on the investment, It appears to be the policy of most managers of railroads, or any otber companies, not rto pay dividends at all unless the full rates of six or even per cent can be declared. In some concerns they are not ¢0 particular about earning so much; but for rearons best kmown to themselves, prefer ranking among the fancies, ratherthan dividing the surolue, if it is below an amount sufficient to make a good appear- ance inthe market, The only way to relieve the mar. ket of these stocks is to consolidate the shares of enoh, at some given time, at a rite to be regulated by the posl+ tion of the company’s affairs at the period appointed, #0 that they oan commence paying dividends at once, that the stookholders may receive somo remuneration for thelr capital. Unless something of this kind is resorted to, many of these concerns will linger along yeer after year, and ten years hence the stookholde: will be as far from dividends as they are now. Wedo not allude to the fancy ralirond stooks more particu- yarly than to thore of even & more desperate character, | been made at 18Xc. time, market of the immense amount of such trash which is floating about, draining money from the uninitiated in ‘Wall street tactics, and absorbing a large amount of capital which might otherwise be more usefully and profitably employed. There are more than a dos fancy stocks in the street, not one of which is worth » broker’s commission ; and yet there are plenty of pu: chasers at high prices, and more speculation in them than in good sound dividend-paying securities. Most ofthess concerns should have been closed up years ago; but their earnings ase just enough to give about helfa dozen individuals good salaries; and so long as they can live out of them, they will not les them be spent ina state of liquidation, or, rather, they will aot perform the duties for which they were appointed. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for stocksin this market for each day of the past week and at the close of the week previous. Prices have fluctuated one or two per cent in some instances, and on the whole they have been pretty uniform:— Qvorarions yor THE PainciraL Stooxs in Tux New Yore Manxer, = 1% Tix eee = ax = — Be »@ = fy © 223 = 2 wm = & A comparison of prices current yesterday, with those ruling at the olose of the previous week, exhibits an improvement in Treasury Notes of 1 per cent; Penn. rylvania dives, 3 ; Indiana fives, : Erie Railroad, new, +4; Farmers’ Loan, 14; and a decline in Reading Railroad of 23¢ per cent; Harlem, ; Long Island, 134; Canton Company, 1, and Morris Canal, %. The money market is steadily improving, and any amount of capital can be obtained at six and seven per cent interest, (on the best securities. In fact, nothing but the best security will command money at prices below ruinous points. This shows the absence of confidence. The banks discount freely ; but there 1s not @ large amount of business paper offering, and it 8 the impression that money will be unusually abun” dant ina few months, in consequence of the limited de. mand for it, Our laf advices from London state that money was so plenty, at two per cent per annum, ‘hat but @ small portion of that offering could find employment. This is the result of the little d'sposition exhibited to engage in any extensive commercial ope- rations, and the contraction going on in all depart- ments of business. Shrewd, cautious, calculating meu will not borrow money to engage in any movement, unless they see almost a surety of making profitable Teturns; and as the prospect, at present, is by no means favorable for such operations, capital goes a begging at the most reduced rates of interest. The Baltimore market is represented as being mode- rately easy. Money wasin active request, but no great tightness existed. The rate of interest out of doors, ‘was about one per cent @ month. ‘The schooner Oregon, at New Orleans from Tampioo, brought $96,566 90 in specie, consigned to the mer” chants. ‘The report of the Secretary of the Treasury presents a more favorable view of the finances of the govern- ment than has been generally anticipated, even in the Jace of additional expenditures. It appears that for the year ending June 80, 1849, appropriations amount- ing to $10,287,335 are required. Nothing is said about any reduotion in the other estimates, made out previ- ous to the close of the Mexican war; but now that we have peace,and theexpenditures of the government are reduced to the peace standard, the appropriations re- quired for the army and mavy are much beyond what will actually be wanted. There will be « re- duction, in these two items alone, of more than thirty millions of dollars—an amount equal to the defi- ciency, after inoluding in the expenditures the $10,- 287,835 named above, The deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1848, has already been provided for by the loan of last June, and the expenditures of the cur” rent year will not exceed the revenue from ordinary sources, it being estimated at $35,100,000, and the probability at present is that it will be fully realized, The importations thus far, this season, have been un- d it isthe impression that they will pring. The continental markets for be crowded full, they belng about thof only places where anything like cost can berealized. It is there- fore highly pro ble that the most liberal estimate of revenue from customs this year, will be reslized, giving the Secretary of the Treasury an opportunity to exhibit « very satisfactory state of the public finances at the close of his administration. ; CILrY TRADE REPORT. Saturpay, Nov, 25—6 P. M. The newa brought by the Steamship Cambria, and published at an early hour in an extra Herald, produ- ced very little effect upon the markets, Sales of this State and other bre of flour were made at rates cur- fore the ni ‘Wheat was quiet. wase and for old corn, with pretty free sales, inolu- ding round and yellow at old prices. New corn was negleoted, and prices drooped. Meal was nominal.— Rye sold at previous rates, There was no change in rye flour. Oats werestesdy. There was very little movement in provisions, and only small sales of pork were making at previous quotations. Lard was held firmer. Beef was quiet, and no ssles of moment were reported, There was nothing new or important in greceries, which remained without material change. Moderate sales of cotton were made at tormer quot tions, Asurs.—The market was quiet, and no sales of mo- ment were reported. Quotations remained nominally the same ; dealers had not had time to digestthe news. ‘The receipts during the week bave beon large, and the market closes heavy. The stock on hand, Novem- ber 25th, is as follows :— 905 1st sort Pearl Ashes.1,315 a 336 lst sort Pot Ashes, 24 do do...... 886 2d do 8a do do.. » 68 8d do 89 Condemned, . . 98 Condemned.., 98 1,438 1,833 1,438 Total pots and pearls, . 40.4.5 .6s005 00+ 213,256 Haix.—A sale of 3,000 bbls. mixed Rio Grande has Hives. —There is but little movement in the market, and the only sale we hear of is 1800 Rio Grande, 21 bbls. at 94g0.; 4 per cent off. Inon,—The market for bar being lower in England, unsettled prices here, and no sales came to light after the news, Latns—Are again lorerond have been sold to the , time. id at higher rates, say $4.12%. The extent of 800,000, at Leav.—Pig ts h ere done at about $4 03 a $4 06, cas! for sole continues activ last sale (15,000) Leatuer.—The dem i and the k will fall much below 56,- 000 sides at the snnexed quotations :—Oak, (sightr) light, Ib. 18 @ 220.; oak, middle, 19 ® 220.; oak, heary, 18a S10.; oak, dry hide, 16. 30¢.; oak, Ohio, 19 8 310.; hemlock, light, 12% a 14340.; do., middle, 15% « 14}¢¢.; do, heavy, 13 @ ido.; do., damaged, 1i a 12}0.; do., poor, do. 7 @ 80 Mo1.asees ~The demand is only for the supply of the regular trade, sales embrace 110 hhds., Cardenas, at 18c ; 100 Porto Rico at 200 24c ,and 3's 400 barrels new crop, New Orleans, at 280., usual ti 5 hi at $2 25 for Easter jes of 160 tieroes, fair quality, at $8 50. Sri ‘There have been sales of 1,500 mats cassia, at 193¢0.; and 1,000 bags dried ginger (some days ago), at be. been made of 500 boxes brown 300 bhds. Cuba Muse: Bho. w 43g. (the former qotation for very com! and 200 do., New Orleans, at 3%. # 43/0.—all 4 T..ow.—-Sales of 10,000 pounds were, made at 8 cent ntucky isthe only article in the to- ich is well worthy of speculation, as there cannot the least doubt extet that in the 0 of Bix months, our rates will run higher for the finer grades, than they ‘eo for the last ten years, The new crop may be oo! ered as having ‘entirely failed. The French contractors will take a large quantity, so that after the filling of the seme, hardly anything willbe left for our own demand. Havens, of which the Inst crop was #0 poor, continues, notwithstanding, to be bought at high prices. For Yara there is but livtle de- mand. Havanaregars continues to be bought at well sustained rates; ourmannfacturers are doing, at pre- rent, a languishing business, as the enormous quanti. ties of German segare interfere materially with their trade; amd it ie, therefore, to be hoped that the old @ARKETS ELSEWHERE, . STOCK SALES. ER2 “5.14 alte ou'on and Worcester Railrosd, 10%; Bowron Nov Ay, reeset Railriad: Rights Sse; 09 dorhter Beaton and Maine Ra. yd 19M) 4 do. 109g: 231 Fitchburg Raliroad Rights, 1ogr 10. it4bure Copper Company, 71; 7. Boe Raliroad Rights: 1761 10. Railroad: 036: 0 Vertious Contest Railroad, 6873 8 do. Dw, 84: "O14 Colony Railroad, x9 ; 2 Eastern Railroad, 10034; >." Reading Realroad, 1456: 1454; 26 do,, bBd, 14! Bd. 149%; 25 do,, add, Mas Coal Trade. Pittsaunon. Nov, 24.—The quanth.¥ sent by railroad this is 19,163 07 — by cai 106 Ix? for the week, 28,268 16—total by railroad, 1.189,146 07--4>, hy canal, | 42042404 Our correspondent quotes the following rates of freight from Richmond & eastern por ae joh will be larke; # Uj Mra, She ‘V0, iT Mr De Dress Cirele. 75 cents; Family Cire, aAKK Ths TRE.—A Cait! fully informed that THE BE take p'sce tris, MONDAY EVENING, Nov. at ve. D.—~THE PUL EFIT of & New York, 90 a 95; Providenes, $1 20; Fall River 20; New Bedford, $1 20; Salem, $140; Portsmouth, N. H $1 45; Portland, Me Boston $1 37% Wea Maven, $1 1245 tford, $200; Troy. $125; Albany, $12; Baltimore, 75) Washington, $100. The price of coal on board, at Richmond, for White Ash Lump, Broken, Egg, and Stove, is $387}g. Red Ash from $3 56 to $8 76, according to quality FT Be FRIENDS OF MR, HIRAM ARENTS WOULD MosT respecttully suegest to the ofhcers of the Fire Uopriaeut the propriety of taking @ separate ballot in their oxmpanies, with regard to the alteration of the fire laws to Lave the Chief aud As. sistant Engineers evective fora term of three sears, and haud the game in with their other returns nt Fireman's Hall. HOWARD E. COATS, Chairman, W.C. Connen, Sroretary. rh le (HE FIRE DEPARTMENT. of the Fire Department favorable THOSE MEM SERS alteration iu the pre sent fire laws, in order-to have the Chief and Assintant Enginoars Laney, —Don Leander, Mr, bella, Mrs, G. Chapman; Exquisitelittlepet, clude with the romantic ‘TkRS—Sir Buldebrand, Mr. MoFar si 8 conte ; U; 5 Peta XLIC 13 RESPECT. va SHAW wil nand of Spain. Mr. Predericka: Corlo, Mies Walinck Dros and Parquet rt B Kvenii called the eecomanenes EO Nov. 27, will be presented the 00D OLD ENGLISH GEN Mre Woodward, Afier Canfield; Batonesn de which, tho INVISIBCE PRINGE agere— ‘avenk& Noventber 27- commence with The Sprit’ of the baa} ow er—Ro-cegaye ment a Uj = ing Wise, Soar ab Oe ema URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT—MONDAY feewan Swe Broadlands, Mr. Burton; Horace Amelius Selwood, Mr. Jorian; coasion abe will it in her org nal character o. Selwood Mr. Grace; Sparrow, |; Tes rane, ESS in sheridan Rnowles celohrated play entitled, “=v. Mra. "Vernoa: Mise Yanny’ Meskban, Wise Gr chee are: ay riety of enter ments, BOX BOOK NOW A rem g qiiek, laughable one ot Be IkISH ENGAGEMENT —Tin ~ were “ jaffert: Uy ¥ Mine (1 BOWERY THEATRE Monday kvening, Nov 27, Wi “Gb | MUSICAL ABRIGALS Joeet Jing Mr Er Be Soheee. ae Pm for the fee fine, the sere ¢ Og MES Crotehet, Mr Reymond; Manager Burton, Mr, Jordan; J ay KA saNT—Henry of Brabant, Mr. J.B. Wali: Aras “t dia Miss Charman, Dress Cirele, Ste; Family Oirele of Se }. B. Clark; G ‘jeve, Countess of Braban, Nas Min.‘ Gordon afer wildy 4 Tier Be. Doow open at 34 past 6—curtain risgeat7, Which Signora Ciocoa and Signor TTCBELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE —MONDAY EV: m aOrand Par de Doux. Attar sh wt Nov. 7, will be prownted fr the feat time ia Atsorioa ‘SE DOG Mr. Clinkscales, Mr. B m drama, entitle JEANNETTE AND JSEANNOT, oF tie of tho Villege—Jeaunot, Mr. Conover; Herou'e St. Gris, | Sar, Nin "neon; Jowmnetto. Miss Clark. After which the extrava, j|| oe 4 MOMTES, or Catching « Governor Boxes £6 cente: * iichse Bro Yeki, Mr. Holland; Count Muffenu, Mr. Nickingon: CSAXFRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY | Rathoxine Ky "hor, Mgt aay Garey sen te, Sliema by anew Chatham—Mcnday Eveuing Novewb r2i, will be prowied | extravaganse, “eived TRRSRUS AND 4814DNE- Dodalug BuTHERS Repaid de ancy. MeMcducande air kimuce | Mrouemndsein «he feree, FAMILY Jai ulys, Mr Holland " , ME sir 0 008 3 Wilton, Mr Richardson; Wild Man, Mr. toners de | Doors open wt had‘ DastG—ourtaia rleeeat 0" ON uirke; Infant Puribond, ; ROADWAY CIR. US, ALBAMBRA, BETWEEN PRING Bxquisit dies Mice” teens. | Band! Prince sreeta vas Nevciee ine horse drama of the SPIRIT OF THE Managers— Monday event," | apen gaya tt ‘are requested to meet st Godine, Mise E, Mostayer, Olinda. Ml Open | of the French Brother, Juk @D and Horsemanship Shectite Centre Maske "on Monday evening 271 at Tag | ates, curtain risewatt, Boxee, 260; Pit, 12360. em Ail the erent rider: the Clow,» Gowlas Plctares of Anco Soule od —. ¥. Kirby, H. W. Ta'man, O Tavior. KCHANICS HALL, NU. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN | Siguor Blios; Still Vaulting; Serb Clasnin Poses and Grow ‘W.8. Reine, M.Smith, L. Le Bars, Grand and Broo ta, commenced on Monday, Oot. re Willie and Charley, ,t#-isted by Mr. J. Nixon; Wreet- Wick . Halden, John Bgvort, | 24, and will cont night until further notion--Nin ty the troube of Acrobats, ke So: Boxes, S0vents; H. Robmeone H. Binuuey, Howonte vonta | weckafthe i apruite Ths originalnad wall known CARISTE'S ta; Children hat price. Commence % paat T. peel Ake sppee Oise ta: Children bat price, Commence Xf paat J. Timotry Wattery Arm Pima’ BF Lappin, | NIZE NEGRO MELODIES, AND ORLQINATORS Ge wie | (7 OOLOGICAL BALL. $5 AND <7 BOWERY-—THIS MAG. OF 0. F— THE R, W. GRAND LODGE oO TAINMENTS, whose conoerte in this & Period of ten , P.M. Tho ’ L. Sister ow York, will hold x Special Sasi Nae ee Cree | months were recelved with such distingyisbod favor aad rent elegance, an fection of Wetng Boaste and Birds. is Gali, Cans Lodge Room, National stro- shave the honor of announcing to the Indies and gontleman the largest and most porfect im Ameries, A 1000 is giv Etephanta, f reoeivit nt of New York and vicinity, that they will give a sesice of their | on at caob exbibition, including the Feats of trained ein tan Picteaseed tediviaeaie e pular Concerts, introducing a variety of their orignal Songs, | Ponieaand Monkies.” Mr. Brooksentore x Koa of Lions and TT and reports of standing committors, and aerine ures che | Chorusey Characteristic Dancer, Re, Admission 25 conta, Doors | Ke1s.. Admission 28 ce same. By order, BENJAMIN J. PENTZ Grand openat Oeacecdiwill comtincase Sag Ere an Aternoon gontiokete $6. F G. F. . LODGE, AND T! the management and direction of . P. Christy. GEAR BABE CORMBE | OF BOULU AL AUR Aa Saiporrhi, are reapesMlip invited tGetecc oe Coons | ee Walker streets. Genin ke Co's Grand hoving Peace » German Lodges, to be held street, on Monday evening, Nov: which eons Meisterlin, D, his juried ction, as s testimony of their respect, and us triheg for Wie services rondered to the Order. By order of the Con, ttee, mL, Seoretary. JOHN GAINT, Chatrman, OVICE.—THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON 483EMB No. 2, B, O. Bet aor Roland Lod, IMITH'S MINSTRELS AR hich bave hitherto stood hi it in popular favor, He bi Taken the New Room, one of tho movt beautiful and oommodious & AT THE NEW ROOM, 333 of Mexico, illustrating the Picturesque and bag ool Scenery of that Wonderful country, and the glorious Cvmpsign of the Brosdway, vext door to the Broadway Theatre.—Conosrt this | amerioan Army, under ths‘commaud of General A inteld Soott, Byering, commencing at 6 wolock “The director of Smith's | from the bombardment of tue City of Vera Crus to the planting trels, W.E Smith, has tho ploseure of introducing to the | of the American flag on the Halls of the Monterumxs, now cm public of New York a company composed of the best nocessible | hibiting eve ‘and on tho afternoons of Wedh‘ceday and talent in the country,’ embracing the cream of some of the troope | Saturday Burl ‘tke Passing of the picture, an explavatory lecture will be delivered by Captain R, A. Carter, Ime of the Volunteers, who particlpated in all the. battles, Doors open at 7 o'clock. ‘The pioture eommency moy- ing ata quarter before eight , reans, are requésted to mont at their Assom: mows and talented musicians and singers Spas) lee eaten ‘ov. 27th, ro J. P. Carter, rel . 6 Inte @eceabed trother, Thos, Kiskpatrick, By order of at iy gras ta te satin far Pata, here Ge cera, made with schools, vind . M, .P. ing durit at8o'clook. Doors open at 7 o'clock. An 0 THE LOVEKS OF N, Pal , BC) Cl] ‘The order in general aze resreotfully invited to attend, also tho | Afernoom Concert every Saturday, commencing at 9 glock, Dean, aus Mechanina, ote A Rite See Bee Brooklyn Protestant! Neary Asoee Me WILT, us0 P.M, Hall, Arch street, above Si Philadelphia, offer for sale, to : SAMSON, ferite._ | 7. A BERNAOLESA GRAND OONOMRT 70 GUPFLY Solna hotimtan seas hate lots antec eee ee RINITY CHURCH.—TBE DESCENDANTS OF I erent ‘Orphan shd which bare elisitedl the mace ost mpi ae Santa Hogardas, wil moot on Wednesday evening next, 20h Peart upssted bo a sores Aartum, on the ground | And which have elloited the mone ‘unbounded spplanse. and com 't No, 29 Beoond avenue, (a short distant instant, at No. “f me oe from Houston proviously granted by the corporation of it ‘take pit T N Bith, bende ‘of the Orches- ‘ueaday evening, Nov. of the =r Saperel Macstro at the Piano, Bignor Barili. Tickets mendations from tho press, cloray, Sc. A series of views To senting the Six Days of the Creation, with. the Deluge, uo. ttreot.) A goneral attendance meoting will | Reence in Wexico—Vors Grua, Island of Lobos, Monterey? Sata: commence at half past cro KURaTED, 50 cents. ct re moros, Corro Gordo, Fort Brown and the Bio Grands, with all |. B. Kix » 0. © 0 ED, Chairman, GREAT SOLEMNITY MUSICALBE, ON | ‘he moving and mechanical figures, representing navies, armi TING OF ARTISTS, IN VIEW OF ABERNAOLE— GREAT SOLEM BICALR, and every other detcription of animated creation, with © g M™ 5 HE VARIOUS Thursday Evening, November 30th, Henri Hers (hie first | jecturer;and very littio eaertion, they will makes fortune for designs promulgated. and in actual experiment, A fow of and nly sppearance this season, ) for whioh occasion he has ee- | the proprietor; aiso, the lease of the coleurated saloons which ig ie aE Oe ee eed to aeenng, helen Me. Doughty's | cured the aesistance of the entire Italian Opera Company, includ | the frotrietar; alto, the lease of the celebrated saloon, which is rooms) have determined to appeal to their brothren of ing Signoriza Trufl, Madame Sugnorina Pact, 8 Ane cumionsd cRecatebue cetetse Sant eee rine “Brust,” to establish am institution, calculated to elevate t Benedetti, M. Lal M, Dubreul, aitollini, Signor vostpaid, to the agent. €. B. JONBS, Is North’ second stecoe and legitimate art, and, at the same time, to promote the into- | Signer Glubilol, and the fall orobestra--leader, M’ Maretsok. J) Phibdelpbies S be , Feat and wolfare of every artist. Foe that purpoon, therefore, | Gung’l and his celebrated Band. Solo on the Flute, by Herr ees east Tea le eet om anu bye Ss renal hole andeea: | A CARD—THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY (FROM By .-M. stores, prin« vot and at M, ~ Editors of papers, friends to the arte, are most cordially invited this male mt Berlin) respectfully beg leave to return their most grateful to atrend. Acknowledgments to tho public if New York, for the vory libe- ral patrouoge besiowed at their concerts which were honored TOR WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON, oF | * : ‘with large and higbly respectable audiences ; and have the honor atts tee uct foe | gps Rey matt nr ice | onan te te Pane, or ae oh and Germ: NOMS, ol a cept scale, wi vel laceon Inesday, 20th Novem. gpalifeations and termt, addromed to “le By" and leteat the | Mo%H4 one OF the recently adopted form in = tm | ber, in the New Arsombly Rooms, Chinese Butldi awe office, will receive immediate attention. WANTED ISUIUATION BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do Housework, or Chamberwork, Wasb- ing and Ironing, or to take cere of Children, and do the Waiting ‘and plain Sewing ofa private family. Bas’ no objection to cos short distance in the country. Pieade call at deh Pearl atreet, up Pe, ANTED—A YOUNG , AS $1.0 in a safe and profitabic business, cations in the city to make mor profit, andno riskstoran. It is to the publi. PARTNER, WITH ns besinconege’ itess " i Jom ‘that an opportunity ot Apply to Mr. CLABK 9534 thie kind is offered Dunne street, Wyte —BY A 11DY, SMART YOUNG atic Chamber-maid and Seam: cbildren ; is an excelent Wasber and Ironer : reference. Address K. K., Herald Office, fortwo day: ANTED—BY A RESHECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chamber maid «r Nurre ; bas no objection to waiting on 8 family ; has lived two years with her last omplayer; can give the best eity selerence, Please apply at 203 otk street. ANTED—100 AGENTS, TO SELL FIRST-RATE ARTI- ‘cles, which will sell twadily, for oash, in all parte ‘United States; and an active nian can make from $50 to $100 Permonth. This if no humbog, Call and aoe a1 81 Codar street, ream No. 4, A swall amount of moncy will be wanted to pay for the goodsas they are received. W “Sin, in a sepectable private tantly. Chamteooacee a respec! vate family, ag Cham! rr fan te soon’ st 850 Bowery, corner of Bont tkrvet, for if nov engaged, GIRL, A SITU" to take oare of ive good city 8. WwW ANTED—ASITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN,TO DO chamberwork and sewing. She is an excellent hand at the need!e. and would have no objection to take care of child: Wages ix not so much an object to her as to get a comfortable Home, Also, by ® young woman, tode.general” She would make herselt ureful in every respect. Please callat No.5 Union Court, between 11th and 12th streots, in University Place, where they can be seen for two days, W 4NTED—GRATITUDE WILL BE PAID TO ANY TRUE ‘and honest American who will procure for a rerpoctatle young man, who bears n most n arscter, & permanent situ ation, where ‘conduct will be encouraged and rewarded. ‘The yeung man is active, a good acoomptant, writes quick, can give unexceptionable city reference, and security in oash or other Wise, if required, Addrees R. W., Herald office. Ww ANTED—A COMPETENT MUSICIAN, TO ENGAGE AS Leader of a Band of twenty musicians, to be organized for the regiment of mounted riflemen, and intended to go to Cali. fornia. Immediate application to be made at the mutio store of SCHARFINBERG & LEWIS, 483 Broadway, whore the particu- Inremay be learned. ANTED—A& SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, to do general house work. or tho waiting or cbamber work ofa large bosrding house, or would wish to travel street — and of li accomm may be obtaines V Scotiand—Ope: Mapsion, Brosdway Mer, Wiléon will gi and Ballads in ¢! on the Piano Forte Where I was Bos ive ® grand selection @ above rooms. Mr, Wilson will be scoompas ILSON'8_ ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF ‘of the new Assembly Shylark;” “Tak? Song,” from the Comi “Come, Friends, and Listen to the Sto a’ that;” “ Auld Joe Nicolson's Bonnie at7, 12} conte, Programmes at Wilson will give his entertainms on Sir Wi ‘The Lady ke” on Tuesday evening. of “The Lady of the Lake” on Greon Grow the ILSON’S ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF Wednesday, Nov. 20, Mr, WILS01 Sootland.—On an entertainment on the Songs of Seotland, in the Broo} male Academy, Jorolemon street. when he will sing the jar songe and bailads:—Weel may the boatie ! My boy Tammie; pepul herri Young Lochinvar, Love wakes IN will \¢ Flowers Rooms, Cost yn this erento. Nov. 27th, at 8 o'alc of bis most popular Songs oor,” * Wont 108 OL” ypen O'elcok, Entertainmonts will commence at 8, and terminate about 10. bag aken? Books eae words wring row; Wa'll buy of the Forest; and weeps; Get up and bar the Soot YW way, on which cocasion tome new and grand compositions, by Ce. Lenechow, will be introduced by the orchestra, Souvenir to New York; General “a arf ‘Triumph March, and the new grand com- position; Grand Musical orama of Broadway, a grand pot Pourri, descriptive of the different paces and ties of amuse. ments, beginning from Battery up tu, Union Square, io ir tor lock, Bere ©. Lenschow. ‘The publio way bo convinsed. that ne’ Paine aball bo & show their appreoiation of the kind reoop ion ‘and likera) patrons; henoeie’ before discrimina: ces. TUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY, ABOVE i berg st.—The Ne Serenade joesrs. ‘upon their former appearances respectfully announce to lew York, that they have rotarned from Kuropo, where they have been giving their entertainments, for the last two years, to large and Srplanding audiences of the nobility; having also performed dé. White House, in Wash. i before the President, Mr. Clay, and other distinguished citizens, they flatter themselves that their concerts will surpass thipg of the kind which has yot appeared. A sories of enter ‘will commence at the above room, on Monday evening, 27, 1548, when they will give varioty uf burlesque’ operatio music, in Ethioptan characters, For particalars, see. bilsef the day, Doors open at 7 o'clock, concert commence at 8, Admittance 25 cents. BILHARMONIC SOCIETY—SEVENTH SEASON.—THE deor; Woo'd and married and a’; Scots wha bae wi’ Wallace blic, subscribers, and the ate members t Jed; The Land o' the Leal; Alister MoAlister; There is nae luck | fally'informed that their tirst Concert will take place on Sater about the house. he doors will be opeved at 74, and the en- | day evening. Dec. 24, 1648, at thenow Assombly Rooms, Chiness tertainments terminate about 10, cote 50 cents. Book of | Buildings, Big Drondw y. Subscriptions for the four ooncerta of the words, 123¢conte. : the nagon, (three ties to etch, Concert) $10; aasocate mam: bers ote) ce concert, ant te APOLEON CROSSING THE ALP&—THIS GREAT HIB. | (eras c si neaseal i) $5. ‘Subvor tion Feoelved ae thet stare of AN Portcal Pioture, by Delarocbe, now axiubiting at the Na: | Scbalesivrg k Luis 429 Brosdway.” iy order, onal ‘one Py coraes of Brena Leonard JOHN A. KYLB, Secretary. season, Awe J. BLEECKER, Rial Estate in the city ot Ni locoker will sell at Anthony J. BI vem instant, at 12 o'slock, ber less previously disposed of at ground, vis:—4eth street—Three Gore lots en the 48th etreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, averaging about th by 25 feet wide, N. E. corner of Broadway and way and about 26 fest on street—Two lots on 234 street, 7 feet from the new College between Lexingtor avenue and the Third avenue; each 25 feot by y, mnt 55 feet in the eouth side of Fifth averue—Five lots lyin, Fifth avenue, between 44th and 45th sta, commencing 60 fest from. 44th ft; each 25 feet by 100 feet. Lexington avenne—Five lots lying iv @ body on the west side of Lexington avenue, between i2d m) d 38d sta, together with two lots connected therewith the north tide of 824 9t.; for dimensions see map. Also, lyn, Atlantic street—Twe lots betwe their junction with B.nd apd Nevins ste; each AUCTI New Yor at, length. 234 together on the west side of 100 feet. PHONOGRAPHIC CLASSES MESSRS. ANDERSON & Boyle will commence several Now Classes in Phonography on Monday, Nevernbor 2, at the Phonographic Reporting cade my, corner of Broadway snd Cenal St. Morning Classes trom 11 from’ to. Tickets Of 2 leveche to wate m'8 to. Tickets, per course jergons to either cl to be purchased before receiving the first lesson. ne > iM by thehe fae GRADUATE OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUB- lin, whe has had very considerable experience in prepario gentlemen for universities, &o, and im imy substantial clasal thematical, and Moglish of & solid anc and French ase of & fow respectable pupil, Letters mF, at the office of this Sea will be Sigm: promptly attended to. if bine? TATTERSALL'S HEAVE POWDERS ARE NOW RE- cognised as the horse medicine of the age, Toe noadestel ote tho on | in the cure of Meaves, Coughs, Colds, &., in Horses, has gal ook. | for it an increasing popularity, which ‘overpowers opportion. on the south mde of Atiaatic xt, | GOUGH & KETCHAM, ‘alton street, Sole Propriotors, laps of the abov: No.7 Broad st le 25 feet by 108 feet, Pacific Jote on the north side of Pacific st., in the eame block limensions. The rale will be ing. Title indisputable, st the sales room, H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEE! large and valuable stock of cost itive, and the terms BXECUTOR’S SALE jewelry, belonging to wil is + 149 Sold also by D, Ketcham, 121 Fulton street. D* GREGORY HAS BEEN TWENTY YEARS IN THE treatment of Private Diseases. If you want a speedy and Perfect cure, without inconvenience or change of dict or pur- suit, oall op him, at 214 Church street, at any hour of the day or evening, at his private consulting rooms, lots or d = Pi ihe esate of the late John Brock to be haat R, JONES, DENTIST, 7 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR ire ieebta eetinste tens: emsemens | Hee bm, dase pias Pretey Sense: | DD tory cava and et eftow cee and. lenry . Co., will sel ‘auction, the lecoveret inciple, and warrant cant better a OL ED oh why ny me FD Oe aw anything ‘of the kind made in the city, masth A a® 3 tbr a ros he Kone Bripdery A RRES- Heo btn of i? bet ae Ce emerepee No. 72 ~ | cation ig rent quite easy by Dr. J.'s discovery, |, of about 14 years, ith lads street, between mbers and Peari streets, on Tuesda) rr my —ee an of the Posiness preferred.” Apply to WILLIAM Br SRECUAA, | Wedneeday, 20th November, 148, ar 10" coler way oeaeee I'YE AND EAR—DR. POWELL DEVOTES HIS ATTEN- 50 3rd Avenue, each cay afterwards until complete, Consisting of a largo as tion moog ig, es diseases of the Eye and Ear, at 251 Broad- ‘OARD—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, | rich piated Waiters with real diver adeny ens iter an ot Eo price 0 cota; algo half acting eye fonatalas Bm LS je u iy lates al silver J tors; Coffee Pots; hag ale r s B in s Private Family. where he can have the comforts of & | Silver Kuive ‘and Spoonts of grey desseipiion’ hoaal | ening Gre eyes. Artiscial epee just imported. Loeation near the Bowery, and not bighor up than Grand street, Address, GH. thie ofhex: Fa bro BAB’ ON BRCOKLYN HEIGHTS.— A FEW GOOD lers can be aceommodated with pleasant rooms for the winter, at 53 Willow street, within three minutes’ walk of Fal- ton ferry. References exchanged. rp TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAG 15,000.% Productive real eatate, fora term of san in ove or more sums. Apply in the Rovse AND READY CHAMPAGNE, AT AUCTION, 000 baskets quarts of this new brand and choice quality , from 6 0 jay, 23th inst. at 12 CO., within their store This in i thia country of the celebrated Thomas,’ st Rheims, and is put ap not so much ft show in the style of the Iabel and foil, ag fidelity and care in Provaring the wine, solely with the view of introducing it inte ‘this market, oom! annual sales by auction, and or at the auction room AUGUSTE MASSON, 99 Wall street, up stairs, Cc URTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAGE LININGS, AND , Menai ey | Teoviving by the latest none vets ‘to assortment Silk sa 9 ae 4 nr} Wilkin strat near John. CHALLENGE.—NOLICE TO GENTLEMEN WHO $500 weit at cites wo book ee eee eae cleaning, dying, taloring, and repairing establishment, at 66 Gold Here yeu oan got all grease extracted from your elothes Je shortest notice, . B. NOAH, Gold street, two doors from Bookinam. F handles, &c.; Silver Candlesticks punch, ladles; every vari mountings impor EDICAL NOTICE—DR. RICHARDSON CAN BE CON- sulted at his Medical Office, No. 10 Park Placo, from 9 A.M. of valuable Cl marble, some of which | to 3 P.M., op all private direnses, viz : Primary or Secondary Sy— are of great value; Wstcnes of fine gold, of the most colebrat philis. Gonorrhira, Gleet, Seminal Emissions, isc: matere richly Jewelled silver dltto; silver and gold thimbles; | rooms aro perfectly private, eo that pationte spplying to bi Spectacles ; Finger rings with diamonds and precious stones of | not fear exposure. Dr. &. was the Aret regularly educated nd; together with every other articlesin. the line "Salo | ciao, in thincity, who had the courage to Sppove. the hoet . Sixty. days credit will be given on all sume of 150 doh | trom venders and quacks in this branch of his peofeasien, by em lars and upwards forapproved endersed notes, ‘Tho above isan | tablishing an office for the of affyrdiag sound medieal excollent oppertunity for the trade to supply themselves, as every tren ment in thove complaints, In conneotion With some of the article is manufactured + xpreasly for private sale the best | most experier ced scians in ity; and da: the seven manp ‘The goods can bs examined rigs before years, Dawns o6 Mab iced of that ‘tablichment, } had more sacs i Practice and experience, in every class of private disease, than UCTIONEER— CROTON HOTEL FURNI- | any other physician would be likely to bave daring hie life. di ‘Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 29th and | continuing in tho sme course, Dr. R, flatters himeelf that he wi ann, a 10 elo, at the Groten Hotal, No, de Broadway.— be peed shh mee meee Lae, et, y ee + Brown will sell at auction as shove, by o1 of Assignee: tion. il the furniture com; menses, | SoG medcauee fectarand, aa upesl in the above 1 otel, com Fortr, chamber, and dining room plete assortment of x iraiture, ther with the kitchen furniture. large mangle, floor, tle grates, RD! ‘rariong other Axtures of thehouse. Cat 3 willl be ready. Pi eee, sontomptn : n. Price $1. This work Ie (24,000 copies having alres \y EDICAL OFFICR—DR. JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STRE! the RKIS, itioner in New York, in the tof ver Apply to. Doetor’s repntation for skill in those old half cured Naaeau street, in the boot stores preeminent, Gleet, striotn Ro. LRT.-THE NEW AND CONVENIENT THREE STORY ‘0 TAILORS,—THOSE WHO HAVE HAD WHREUER'S Pashto will please and the mer t- Report of cport, with the e ry Foe SAVANNAH.—REGULAR LINE.—TAE NEW AND ery superior Ooean Steamship CHEROK ‘Thos. Lj Commander! will leave on yee inst, a 4 Welock, P C = irom visi ee: SEE ha ant U Ney Oriana Havana, tod Ghignes Landione eae Sade wal gall Ree at bene cris on Pray: Decoutber iat, at Tocclock'M, from Plot No.4 Rorw River, "Wo Yoows oateed duty segars, of 40 per cent ad. will be re-imstated. Prices. Sold, Rec'd. Stock: Kontucky, Virginia ) 30736 BO hdeS% a63¢ 900 hhds, 6,437 hae and North Ca 600 do. on ace’t rolina, of Fr. contract, Maryland and Ohio, , = - 18 Conneotiout Seed..? 6 12 Gl ce,old,7a8 — 239 oases Ao. new, 1036 x, oo — 3 de — os 66) do 22 ble don, — <9 bla UZ bia 1S e884 bales 1805 do M1bisp te — BB di 680 bales 750 ‘ales of 160 barrels of State Prison were, made at 24% #2435 conta, Woo..—The demand through the week has been good, and we 8 Of 40.000 lbs. fleece at 25 @280. 160 bales unwashed Buenos Ayres 9% a 120. tivate bargain. Annexed are the current quotatior American Saxony flerce diood merino 81a 33 do 28 20 do; A nn superfine pulled country 26 27 do.; No. 1 pai country 23.8 24 do, ; superfine pulled city 26 a 26 do No. 1 pulled city 22’ 23 do. ; South American washed 9012 do. ; South American washed and 18a. 20 do ; South American unwashed 6 87 do. ; Africa as itis about time something was done to relieve the 6 a7 do.; Smyrna 109 18do,; Mexican 10 a Ll do, 0 wer Ff it to at 70 cents 28 cous per foots Pamngsrs to Cages wit be on allexcept wearing apparel, an: Rounds, ‘This ship will connéet, with the Panams line, For Bill of las ged by the cet on board tnd tab penconted Bye daloek M,, of the day of railing. dwelling house, si‘ uated on the west side of the 7th avenue, 12th and 18th etreets, having court yard, bath, rany Tasoi' and ‘posit in every reepeot: desirable residence fora reepoctable | Recent oases cured in four without mercury. No alteration Apply on se. __. | indiet, from business. 7, form ul cende erp. ned © CURE NO FAY.—DR COMBITT, 19 DUANE SF. Oe Esha stand, the entire Semmens | soaeuited in reatment of delice diseases, No matter how long itand | you may have had gleot, ulcers upon the ele she Somes ha | nose, Tn ‘thet hoad ‘and bonos of tbe prastice ve fourteon years, devoted to venereal disoases, enabies Dr. C. to core 5: PRREING. {he worst form of this digsas. “Recent ease cured in four dare = aoe - =. No mercury used. Strictures cured in one or two weeks W i 35,88AW (JAMAICA ROAD, ADJOINING THE | gearocly any pain. Those individuals who bave indulged ins ras ipat all times suppticlwith‘an avendatoe’ of sopseanunis | govlety. IN, Be Steangers age eaaloned not toh De and delionctes to sult. the most fastidious and of such | Cobbett Femoved. ‘Remember 19 Duane street, opposite i Soames Brieg talataotion fo whomsoerer may | BE_Jok — ln or biv houre with a 2 w 10 send them thotrway rejoicing. Mr. Sullivan andhis atondante have NO Saee Oceana te One Oe coe thir house their home, where the former will shrvugh hie eeain: Gs! is confid gon ae Arnts vate ing, preparatory to his fight with Hyer; ‘ag the backers, and Constitutional debility and im] oy lly move bis triad), te es dere ved ot hima to hare oa meen nn 6 rte TAM. to10P hand, at all times, & bountifal supply * the mi 4 = —eF core fords including s goed “ drop.’ eummut” to aid digortion OE ee cas Wilion) otea bee ba Be All digenses of private character. Recont oaser d Bathing establishment, rh fixtures attached, is [Mrouzant 70 HAIR DRESSERS—A HAIR DRESSING in an eligible location in Broad now for sale, and ide i im time between this and the first or Mbreh, he our ited by the first s be. roadway, ender Te band. terma— son's (Hotel, ay IP UNITED STATES, FOR HAVRE, TURSDAY, consequence of the new draw back law on cer: tale descriptions of exporce from France, ceasing om thi ef the presen’ year, the owners of the “United Stat tnined to dispatch Fer for Havre direct on Tuenday, Deo, from Havre on Monday, Jan, Ist, For freleht of pri ply. te MARKSHA Lo, 38 Barling Slip. \HE AGENT OF THE STEAMSHIP FALCON NOTIFIES psreonger leaving for New Oriean 4 Cl it is noco-sary for them to call at oir arrangements about berths, that no dol ship will positively aailon the day advertised fort hepese are notified to tor their passports to the Oneal of she Republic of New Grenada, at his office, 25 South strect Ayright taken from Monday antl Thursday, New York, Nov. z may ne pasengors HAVRE.—SECOND LINETHE SIP ans'cy, will gall om the Lat ‘& TINCKED, Agents, 8 Wall streot. avenger TATEN ISLAND FcRRY.—TBE STEAMBOAT Inlander will rua as followa—1 Now Yi Pie en free S: ’ Gi réer, Tor me tom, immediately, and taken and SANFORD, 51 00), BARRELS FATAGONIAN, IN Good in Jots to suit purchasers. {f apptiod for from on boar, OHONTEAU, MERLE reet. [Communionted for the Georgian, iN REQU ranean tote SU. 1848, yegne SPE Bava BBE: ROADWAY THEATRE—E. &. MARSHALL, PROPER’ - Biscay Nov. tt toned tana INTELLIGENCE 4Y THE “AtKa, bby O'Rovta eulied WILD DAIS: ce The ertallive ientiomea2 wOEOCE Gy TRE " ee te et ae Wasuinaton, Nov. 24, 1848. Gampon, Mr Mathews: Lady: ee eer General Taylov's Cabinet—The * Young Demo» LITTLE DEV1U's SB ARE: or, Asmodeus in Spains-King Ferdi cracy” of Whiggery and the * Hunker Whigs" — The new Administration Bankers—Coreoran and Riges—The Mission to Rome, &e. &e. OF all the subjects which have formed the groundwoik of newspaper articles and letters for the last few weeks, none has been more frutttul than that of cabinet-making; and yet upon no sub- ject have the wnters been so far astray. Ia our list, we ridieuled the absurdity, and we did se because in no one instance that we have seen have the cabinets formed even approached probability, much less truth. Every prominent whig, and many democrats, also, were duly installed as com- ponent parts of the next administration, and to most of them the news of their good luck must bave been as astounding as it was doubtless gratifying. In this state of things, it is with some trepidation, we confess, we venture to give to the public the real state of effaire, as connected with the new administration ; but, baving received our information from high amd unquestionable authority, we feel emboldened to giz > # list of the members of General Taylor's cabinet, | Well for the purpose of setting at rest the idle rum’ re in airculation, as to put the country im possessior of the real composition of the body. The following!’ the list :— Joun M. Crayton, of Delaware, State Depart mt, Annort Lawrence, of Mars, Ti Baus Parzon, of ‘reasury Depart sent. iriana, War Departine at, 80} Navy D "i Mo, 5 'y Departm at, of Pa., Postmaster Ganecal. Joun J. Cartrenpen, of Ky., Attorn-y General, Mr. Crittenden will not, because he cannot afford te be, Sacretary of State. He has stated that he is toe poor fox the premiership. Goneral Taylor desires te have hin: near him, so Be will accept the Attorney Generalship. which will enstle him, at the same time, to make « respeotable living, as he oan practice in the Supreme Court. Mr. Cleytom, next to Mr. Crittenden, is General Tezlor's choice, Mr. Clayton was to have been Secre- tary of State, im cass Clay had defeated Polk in 44, Mr. Peyton may prefer to hold Bis old station, of United States District Attorney for Louisiana jie which event John Bell or Meredith P. Gentry. of Ten- nessee, Beth intimate political and personal friends Peyton, wili'doubtless All the position of Secretary bs ‘ar. Mr. Bates, of Missouri, was-prerident of the Chicago n. Ho was formerly in Congress, at which nt achallenge, throagh Col. Russell, late of my, now in Washington; to Alexander, thens member of Cougrese for Ohio. Alexander showed the white feather, and made a: ple apology before a large company ot dinner. Bates isa native of Vir- ginis, and is ‘believed to be the eminent statesman upon whom Thurlow Weed wivhes Old Zack's“ mind's eye’’ to rest upon, ashe makes up his cabinet. 7 nooo Smith end John Bell, must remain in the jena Mr. Webster will gote England. Thte is a fixed fact. The talk of his being too poor to g° there upon a sala- Fy of $9,000 is absurd. He bas $75,000 funded. It is all moonshine about Godsden, or Holmes, of 8. C., receiving any important appointmeat. They are brothers in-law. The rumor that they were to be fa- vored, is the work of Mr Holmes himself, who, with: the Hon. Cost Johnson. have the entire control of the thoughts of one of the Rev. David Hale's Washington correspondents. Seward willgoto Rome. Rives,to France. Presto! of8. C.,to Spain. Evans, to Russia, where he oan ool. ‘Wefdo not like the appointment of Abbott Lewrence to the Treasury Department. He is too ultra in his views as regards a practical policy, but it may be im accepting a seat in Taylor's cabinet, that he will agree to adopta moderate course, The New England Staves have done so well, that it seems a measure of j will press Mr. Lawrenov's appointmen: @ dificult matter—should it be tho advisable, which we believe will net be the case—to resist olaims #0 well grounded. The “ young democracy’ of whiggery is now in the ascendant. The old hunker whigs will be put down if they attempt to rule. Proscription will receive no fa- vor, There will be an effort,and doubtiess a strong tr higs to get the nppwe one, on the part of th hand, but sures whieb, aps, were wise in 136, tionably fallacious in That portion of party, which General Taylor will rely upoi that to urge a proscriptive policy o1 would be to cut its throat. It is aw: tra party grounds, th igt fer oan succes taining power, and common sense. if nothing el point out the true course to be adopted. The amount of stook issued on foreign account, so far, this week, has been large. By the way, it is gone- rally understood, that Messrs, Chubb and Sohe ate, under aduia! tt is more then probable, the latter gentlemen will be very willing to retire, as they have made hand. some fortunes by their reeent operations, and will feel inclined to ‘let well alone.” We understand that Mr. Edmund Burke has declinea the mission to Rome, which we stated was offer afew days since. Mr. Livingston is epoken of a. but, in all probability, no appointment will be made until after the meeting of Congress. A statement has appeared in a Baltimore paper, that the President's mansion was “handsomely lighted!” ion of the torch-light procession, on y 1g. The statement is, of course, an itis not only highly improbable that Mr. Polk sat General Taylor's success, but it would be indecent in the President to participate, either way or the other, in political processions, or illu- minations, At all events, in the case im question, he * Theakigiving ly ob yenterday, enkegiving day was duly observed the snepeltsion ofbusl ness aid the Gestsaation efime turkies. General Worth and hia lovely daughter dined, with Mr. Secretary Maroy. The conversation natu- rally enough turned upon that worn out topic, the» governor's breeches. After a few remarks thereupon, liss Worth arohly observed—\ Ah, Mr. Marcy, | wish Thad known you werein 9 dilemma, I would have been toohappy tohavepatched the bree—what do you call them ?—for nothing!” The Secretary aug! heartily, whilst Bowden, who was present, blushed like s peoney owl, and swallowed half a tumbler of brandy, by mistake, in his confusion ‘We have seen a letter from a leading gentleman in Ohio, which states that there is every probability thet the failure of the cities of Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland to register their votes will be fatal to thelr legality, in which case Weller will have the majority. The whi; wi error. igs, however, declare in that event. that they ill retire from the Legislature, and thus prevent Weller from being installed. We do not know upem whom the duties of Governor would devolve during the interregnum. The present Governor's time expires om the third of December, and it is probable.the Presidomt of the State Senate would act as Governor untila new One was installed. Battumors, Nov. 25,"1848. Dreadful Accident—Joint Stock Company of Ir- ventors— Mme. Bishop, Booth, &c. A most melancholy accident happened yesterday, tesulting in the death of Mr. Wm. H. Soper, of the firm of Soper & Co., auctioneers. He fell backward through a trap deor, from the first floor of his ware houre to the cellar, causing # concussion of the braim, from which be died ina few hours, He was an active end upright business mma: esteemed by all whe had the pleasure of his acq ‘ A joint stock company has been formed in this city, by the inventors in attendance at the recent fait ventions are veluable, and when patented they be come good ty. Madame Bishop ¢ second engagement af Monday night. She cod card, and being unscoompsuied by ve Opera company, a profitable engagumen® Forrest are to commence onthe om hen the Front street will re-open fee Collin'y entertainments are most popular. Notwitt. standing the bad weather, he had a good house last 3 Booth plays Richard, to-night, at the Museum, ama, 1s to play there all next week. Putapeirnta, Nov. 26, 1848. The New York Light Guards— Serious. Afreg— Railroad Accident, §c. The New York Light Guards took their. depar- ture yesterday morning, havinebeen escorte:d tothe boat by the Washington Greys. For the wharactee of the city, I trust the have been wey. ed; but their movements hare not beon our yf asnd prints in the asual style, owing tothe ox- clusiveneas of the arrangem nies who took them been treated rather sha! The wounded man was taken to the hospital, and is atill living, Lay 3 hin recovesy is deemed aimort Jess, Newmen, bis beother Ym law, who ii ttabs, has been srrested aod committed to prison =~ Bob Pinkerton was acqtitted of » aoa i the Chester County Bank ro! jot of the jury, rendered® Inst, for a pretty long sentonoe, as the court aol