The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1849, Page 3

If man walks steadil tell whether he was ini son disorderly in the staciom house that ‘At the termination of this witmess the ease was ad- Journed over until 9 o'clock on Saturday morning, FOURTH DAY. ‘The eourt room was in crowded, and the effluvia arising from the mingled multitude huddled Petter, d an atmosphere more resembling that o' Uillery of bad rum, than court of justice. The testi- paired commenced, on the part of the prosecution, by callin, Mu mies: Lyons, who testified—I reside at 478 Pearl T attend a liquor store, as clerk, for my penions I know Alderman Kelly, of the Sixth ward; | saw Alderman Kelly at our store, but I do not recolle t the evening; it ‘Was about § o'clock; that night, the alderman drank onee; | don’t keep an account of the drinks persons take; the alderman was tly sober on tha: BThe Macisrnare her More witnesses would be prod was irrelevant, and did not touch Epwaxp Rivey, being sworn, say street; [am liceman of the Sixth distri: night in question, 1 she porter house, in Centr: attracted to the spot by heard joud and boisterous talking inside; 1 the door, and saw Alderman Kelly and iio Po and two or three others—couimonly called paper ene was called “Lemons,” another * Rooney,” pers oo “Sullivan,” &o.; they go by various yy Were using very coarse and vulgar language tog ; I think about’politics; they were drinking at the ey I should 2 say, under the influence of liquor; they appeared to be much excited; | consider ere able to go home; in the course of the conve d Alderman Kelly say he would bet five dollars to twenty shillings that he (Alderman Kelly) ‘would beat Jehn Foot over 100 votes, at the coming election; the boys seemed not to be able to raise the twenty shillings a examination by AvpexmMan Ketry.—On that night | took one of these boys into custody, by the manie of Sullivan, on the request of Alderman Kell: @id not see the prisoner do anything to justify me to arrest him; | stood looking in at the door a short time; Jess than five minutes; | have no personal ill feelings towards Alderman Kelly; I may have politically, but I don’t consider that disliking a man personally. Q —Have you used any profane bay and abusive epithets towards Alderien Kelly in Dr. O'Neli’s atore, eorner of Centre and Pearl streets? and if so, what was whose testimony issu The witness here objected to answer the question. ‘The magistrate ruled that if the answer would not tend to degrade or criminate him, he must aaswer the juestion. . I was told, in Dr. O’Neil’s store, that if Alder- repens L should be the first man dis- remarked that I did not care, that j that was about th man the former names; but | thought the measures of the alderman were tyrannical; I might possibly have made ure of those bes ait but if I did meant politi- gy, and not personally; (laughter) | don’t think that 1 made use of the same expressions in Mr. Sherlock's store; | have no reouilestion of so doing; I have not itrslated ‘any handbills headed “An Alderman in oumeey: iilaiinati by Cartan Maares.—Was, or was mot, the conduct of Alderman Kelly, on that ht, rock that — deemed it advisable to go me 6 some per- turbauce; | went for a friend of the oon Melnt; e of his (the alderman’s) body guards, | call bit; (laughter) very shortly after Mr. 7 Metntyre pt, in and spoke to the alderman; the alderman, at ‘that time, was under the influence of liquor. Teaac H. Austin, wane I reside at oo lames jceman of Sixth Sen jouse on the night was loskoe up, fre Aldermaa Keily phen none vs 7a drunk; I remarked it to Mr. Connelly, one of the mn; the alderman’s face was red, and he kept aying around on the stool. cross-examination of this witness was not mate- james Nesnitt, being sworn, on cross-examination by Alderman Kelly, sai reside at No, 72 Elm street; 1 attend bar for my brother; | was in the Sixth aistrtet station house om the meotaiag ¢ of the 12th instant; | Sek ules tater ar ate ven and Cootain Magnes, aay alderman spoke to Wooldridge; I the alder- man oes stammered very m di speak any louder than the oth: as any one would under, as! supposed, the influence of liquor; I heard Captain Magnes tell the alderman thet he did not wish him to come there to insult him, he alderman replied that he could not insult him, ao Mogneh wes beneath his notice; it was said by the py ‘Mitts vas not ‘ iquor my! was Di up athe in: of liquor that it; saibly of discharging two prostitutes; | heard the alderma way bs wanted Mr Ridaboe! k to remain behind the desk; 1 nag 10 hostile ‘toni olitioaliy. the alderman ® man; [am to ole your’! rotber-in 7 a “dieshanged as lamp- and said that ho ito the lamp busi- magistrate would not allow the witness mess; it was enough to remain among the poiice.— [Laughter.] ‘Witness continued, and said that ofcer Wooldridge ame inside the railing leading behind the desk, took the alderman from cag py the order ef Ca) . go Magnes; | did not seo the roains aying of the alderman on the chair, as deseri! by Mr, Austin. don’t know James Hegan; | sow LF nm | man in the sg house that night, called “Jumps,’’ (Laugh- wr) Wooldridge me to take the key of the =) write he wi something to eat; durin, lodger back, and locked him 1; tain Gardner; | am not @ pol ‘the keys without permission; [ ha Eeguentiy by before used the keys, but it was when I was handbill in question | have gi a. al ight ha der the {nttuonce of opi: This witness conciuded the evidenoo on the part of the prosecutior ‘The Acorawan opened his ease for the defence, and e@alied to the stand — Jous Lary who being sworn, $21 Pearl street; iam @ printer by t i had been at tending to my businers all day, on coming home between 11 and 12 o'clock om the’ day in questio a week ago last Thursday, | stepped into 0 porter house, in Centre street; « person came — betty me that the alderman was down at Mr. Lee's ter ie, surrounded and beset by what are Mat. Brennan's boys, and that | had better go down ee soon as possible, and stop the mass; | went down immediately, and found the place quite crowded, one or two of whom were using abusive lan- guage, and threatening the alderman; | endeavored to revent any violence being giren to the aldermen and Rr. Ridaboek ; this young man, called Sulliran, was the one who threatoned violence; the alJerman re- quested silence ; Sullivan was taken out by his friends, bat ehortly after rushed im again and struck th man on the 5 feer Riley to arrest Sully on © to th tion house, Mr. Ridabock asked the alderman d inthe static: ld —1 reside at No. men from Low The aid to the rtation yhewse and | followed | when I got into the station house the ale in the act of writing a commitment for th Sullivan go, the asenult ; the al ed for Hidabook, to } alderman wrote on paper the me of the prisoner was wanted, and as soon ae fide ack was about givi Captain Magnes ordered houee ; the alderman told him he wanted the name of the parties to be discharged ; Magnes then ordered po pe Wooldridge to place Ridabook out of the youre; Wooldridge seized him and shed him re ‘out of the station house ; Mr. erly wes the desk and made a remark to this effect thet be would esieare see ® big buck nigger, or loafer, lerman of the Sixth ward as the one now acting ~ derman replied, that was ho pla place for such remarks, = p Ay or Magnes did his dut; a Would put him vyte then ordered om) Mw, ( Stodese” u Ma Enaseriy to moke Me no Magnes eald thet the aldermen wes te Teen directed P Tiecmen an in custody and look coming to the station by that ed to me previously that | dermanthen o out, or | might be ronghly han. ooldridge took the beave ed him to a cell; e ened by James Hogan (ka sonal violence he th: had Deer: duct in the stat! id the rushing ar he the tak Matthew I Br hearing of derman rhoaid be locked up , ke Hogan, should be taken into the Of the policemen; Captain Magnes replied if bad a been friemls, and be did @ My Words With me; | them qekeq from of my opinion the alderman was not druvk; he talked as rational as as he does now; | did not see, Alderman Kelly, om that it the conversation of the alderman on usual; he did not would probably do; the Kelly in the station that night was very quist | igngnese or cursing used by. the alderman on that night in the pos house; J did not hear the alder- man request to 6 two prostitutes for keeping a disorderly house; think if sueh remark hed been made | should have heard it, as | was very close, say about two feet, from the alderman; | heard no other conversation betw: Alderman Kelly and Captain Mer an except as above alluded to. examined by Cap ‘aptain Macwes.—I cannot say if Me te positively made use ef the words “ big buck nigger. &c ,’? bat- something to that effect; | am not positive that he said“ loafer,” CT me to! that effect, conveying thet ides, of insultiag lang Ale derman Kelly never promised me the situation of C ot Capt. Magnes, in the result of Magnes being removed from office; | have said that Mr. Casserly bad eontradicted his own evidence; | was once am assistant captain of the Sixth ward police; for the last 15 years, from what [ have seen at station and watch houves, an alderman bad @ perfect right to come to the station house, and they have always been treated gentlemanly; they have been shown the complaints, &c., and have taken the Capiain’s' seat; I have, myaclf, whem assistant captain, refured the order to discharge, but when the alderman eame in person he was always given way to and took control; | suppose, from the knowledge 1 have of Ald. Kelly, that hed he been one he would not have gone quietly with the policeman; | have seen the alderman under the influence of liquor; the alderman, | should ray, was confined in custody over o: when liberated, @ little coo ould ray the same. ‘The Macisveare, on the conclusion of this witness, n pe case over until Monday afternoon, at joc Before Judge Ingraham, Octosen 20.—.dbraham Hallenbeck vs. Williom Flinn and Peter Moriart ay Is was action for arsault aod battery, brought plainti Loy 3 er of a public house, corner of Washington street. 2 this cit; It was ed. that the defendants came to bis house at 120’ ik at night, on the 16th No: ber it, and were igorderly 5 at, in endeavoring to re- Staion fined Wea petteionn the tammale’ or sien eo now complained, too! ye Verdict for plaintiff, $150 damages. John Manner, e: Court of General Sessions, Before the Recorder and Aldermen Allen and Clark. Ocr, 20. m Cleared. —This being the last day of. the term, was devoted to closing up, as far as possible, the prison business. A number of prisoners who were not indicted iu the Grand Jury, were dischs from custody. The court have, during the October term, disposed of 47 cases. The Grand o7 have found 58 bills of indictment, aud have dismissed 18 complaints. “Neighbor, about ready made get fite “Ps ae rf ou muy say what you like ges. and Boots but 1 tell you T can't a you ever try JONES’ 14 Ann o there, ne’ je that he is Boots are oft the very J best pad ia mhile the (price is low beyond all precedent. Try Liquid Mair ‘¢.— Phalon’s Impreved Magee Hair Dye, » Bye te color the Hair or Whis~ Wi ii te the hair or bits.” Gentlemen ‘ean "bave’ te i, Whiskers dyed in minutes, st = Peres Ne. i" Brontwa: —! of De fires’ gas jor the use. Per bo! shee, $15 An Ing #4 the Fait milous Chemist hason Exhibition 66, » preparation which is death to bed-buge styles " Wy ay * . Powter. ted a being oat ouenthy on severe on ayes end wales. mice. oy ra <2) Broadway: pa aan | Gallery of or be per Rissarraae ai an i way, corner Me tied ) and To oo e@ would call the ven Seog eerementet's Siege ae Me ie a4, HALON, Ke. 7 Brvaawes, av hie Baie Ta AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Oct, 20-6 FP. M. There is nothing new in the stock market. Priees remain without amy material alteration. Government ‘end State stoeks were in better demand to-day, while the fancies wore rather quiet. Harlem was the most active on the list, and the sales were principally for eash. The European news has had no particular effect upom the market either way. ‘There has been considerable activity on all the lines to the anthi acite coal regions the present week ; all of them showing an increased tonnage over the last week's business, The Reading Railroad Company has brought down 30,508 tons, against 26,890 tons last week. The Schuylkill Nevigation Company has brought down 15,995 tons, against 14,19 tons last week. The Lehigh Navigation Company has brought down 23,280 tons, against 22,580 tons for the week included in the last report, Proposals for enlarging locks on the Erie Canal have recently been acted upon by the Canal Board. Three locks have been awarded to competent contractors be- tween Rochester and Brighton, which are to be com- pleted by the Ist day of April, 1861, at which time the Canal will be navigable for long boats for the entire length. The looks at Clyd id Look Berlin have also been awarded. The completion of these looks, together with thoes recently put under contract near Montesu- ma, and the enlarging of two lecks at Pittsford and Brighton—the whole of which are to be completed by the first of May, 1851—will add about 50 por cunt to the eapacity of the canal, permitting the largest sized boats to navigate it threugh its entire extent. The amount received for tolls on all the New York State Canals, during the eocond week in October, was $131,694 82 160713 99 Same period in 1 Decrease in 1849, ‘The aggregate amount recived for tc commencement of navigation to the 1ith October, in- clusive, was. . ++ « 62,389,198 62 Same period in ‘88. + 2,456,607 02 Decrease in 1849... 6. 6.6665 - $07 A583 40 Amount of tolls received on all w York State Canals, in each of the following years, during the sesond week in October, and the totals up to the Lith of Octo- ber, inclusive :-— New Yore Srate Cavats ~Astorn oT Total to Th Oct $1,350,056 53 1,882 011 89 1,825 353 68 1,610,868 73 2,910,347 37 . 190,718 Hy 2.456.687 02 1... 181,084 52 2,080,198 62 bout six weeks of cana! navigation left, will be made up in that short time. It is our impres- sion that the decrease will be greater at the olose of the year than it is now. it will be seen, by the annemed extract from the London 7imes, of the 3d inst., that disclosures relative to the insolvency of Railroad Companies In Great Bri tain, still continue. There has not yet beem one half told of the swindiing operations of raflroad agere in this country and fo En 4, We have in this eountry as great bubbles in the railroad line, as can be Produced in Englamd or any other part of the world Rarnoan F Bartaix Some farther st disclosures course of present nates or Oneat tling ratiwa; on to the pubis line, with capital of £4.306.000. is ab 9 aced under Inv ion, and ifthe alles jons which have indneed the holders to ® committee shall founded, ano spprarance Mismanagement and reckless folly the chief es against the directors; while regard ng, there seems to be yoarly movting of the Therety, ne rm Among the oe FoI ¢ will have to enquire are, the lebement of see Cf the auditors, that In June last dividends on prefer. ence shares were pald out of the capital, to the extent of £17,256 ; the working of the line, at @ cost of 60 per cent; and the concealments nad misrepreconte- tions which led the shareholders to sanction the three leaces which have been adopted —“ one,” it was ob- at eight per cent, which had turned out worth three per cent ; another at seven per cent, not worth more than three percent ; and a third, at six por cent which paid, with the uti regularity, # dividend of no pounds, no shillings, and no pence.’ lly expect the decrease, thus far realized, | Keslaeteihi DD 500 Harlem RR ADVERTISEMENTS ar BVERY DAY. Mees Mail must be Post Offies, abl IRVING HOUSE, Broavway, New Youn. @OLUMBIA HOTEL, Cxesrnurstaxer, PRaLADahPMIA BARNUM'S bep-inved Ganvans sTRE! TREMONT HoUsE, “Taemonr araeer, Boston, BUSTS HOTRi, 8 RAcUsE, New Youx, , Bautimoag, POLITICAL, IRIAN AAA errr anal Furst WARD, ATTENTION.—AT A LARGE AND RE- pectable meeting of the purpose of (ak democratic party, candidat ‘were uman. Resolved, Thi ie Kany and ae nd to f the democrat coguise no act wh well for the Resolved, cratic friends in the F tried men, that have an mendation thi merely to hae tl the umited support of spurious, Chante & Co. DK unde and ard. demooratic party, and th give an ved, ting to nominate th a, we probe d, sp dictated by Sliver “Charlie, and the native American capt ot police, im bringing candidates into this ward that titled to vote, meets our docided disapprobation hat, in consideration of so ht c uy rot! aniel ‘Neousn, Ri triet-—Jamen Shield, Ke Th ard d, Ja Jonx J. Murrny, Joux Harriet, at tis cusuing election, the following resolutions ourly adopted the late nomination made was contrary to of the voters of this ward. in consequence of the want of regard for the h is not for the interest uf the whole~as fst as the rich, rat this Rerular Democratic Nominating Co! mitiee have full confidence ed, That our candidates for alderman and assistant | alderman are too well known to need any further reeom- is committee to their fellow citizens than ry at this Committee | ade~ eOR nominations of John Anderso evi That nominating committes was a self-c0 stituted committee, and authorized by no act or usage of t be tem they Fee Ay id made. at, in consequence of there be 0 publica- of their proceedings, and wih Und aeens ef Common Scher of Common Schools ytion~ ~ First im Powers, and Charles Miners the Tndepende ‘nt Democratic voters ularly 4 and held ab fo. 15 Greeawioh stroot, for insure the election of demooras ic family of tho First Ward, we re= in recommending to our dem st Ward, goed, old, substantial, and terest in the welf, ns. f our 6 t, patriotic, and deser tie elector i this w: Ve no confidence 2 ¢ that men are capable of self-gover retanding that Jolin Anderson and are tobe the alderman aud assistant ° at we will not sustain their acts, or not having ¢. hom they choos against all and ever ious nomination of Jo 01 hn Anders: a violation id Wm. Johnson. Curran and Michael MoCormick. ‘ommon Sch Tylor; and Honey Covi dy, John Bammer. i ating 6) id shat it airman. } Secretaries. IRST WARD.. For Commissi: For Inspeetor ef Comm gt Teaaeas the boy ny Common Saneole-damea Behe their eit weitioens ef the word, vith thes Ch Sone moors, arter 0 ‘The following the place of Alder- ‘tion. on veclan on Sehools—J. Clints “yortison, and nergy of the alee assurance that in their Fevers ili 4s We dons te promoteihe iatereateca¢ thee cont ae the nputaaiet nat the im the ire deloga' cheers for the success ‘orth the wh: 5. PuiLtirs PHOENIX, Charman, nee that i! Preeeedings of this motting be published iu ‘as ther ensolneedy re- mes 84) Jouraed, o beers Joun M. Canny, Seeretary. IFTH WARD.—THE elected a committee flection im the Ficth ward, have unanimously yori en for the —— ‘Warren Chapman. follow is Fr Warr. sre age BY A CUTTER, LATEL z pst ES, of the ringer UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEBN ¥ nominate officers for the ing id the their fellow- cisiavant oo :) District, Wil J. B, Batohelor, Bey Jones, A. J. Kilbure. _ RO ERT JONES, Chatrman, ‘AT NOON, Clinton ie, up Broad 8 Fourtee: nf ia Cine Place will c Addrens H., Herald office. WANTED-4 ‘in & safe a recent! aint at the office of able Pape FURNISHED HO! the upper part of FINE ARTS. woToryPES ON P. lery of Pho h will evince D ALL COMMITTERS re PARTNE prontable ANTED—A ‘PARTNER IN A FIRST CL A880 mote entablich Bi x hundred dollars, and of a rare chance, by addr rs typie Pictures on paper, ie op WITH $150, TO © mporting B one who wisl fk mi a VANTED IM EDIATELY, | IN Jou JAY, 1 Nanann stroet. 4 ig, has ope ot of Broadway, a} lority of hi ANOING, AND OTHER cn “Re NEVOL| ng of thie Bociet + Delmonico’ - be ‘elove ba Ke t 25 per s Jeave Vanderbilt's Landi PAN GE. - {a port similar jnat rs w T° Beacmaxre --A gh Central Ohio, Yadiant, Northern yl Southern from the 27th inst. to that sods for the (all, consisting of C d vests, made to ord TATEN ISLAND FERRY. --0 22, 160—leave New York at VvaM ELLOWORTH, Pre Airnen G. Stevens, & ai jenlar service to ® tiers. Tappan & Dy ENT 8001 TY. f f four and one-half por ¢ "9 for the six months ‘0 stoekbolders on mi ber next. The ko y order. Vent “Seeretary. LL, KNOWN PANTS TAILOR, received, and | ceiving now, & whieh he makes up to order in the cont under Brosdway prices. Bome but not called for, will AND AFTER OCTOBER iy 6 o'clock; and 5 o'clock. og at BROOKLYN alae com. vebs » street, ard & athe cEaTLANAT PROPOSES MAK- it, dari the coming winter, in hie New Yor ethers ad Fwy Central and parte of Mich , Bastorn Wiseosin, and ( FrIOR 1 eyeree sndiderpate ; saul ther sian comente in + pt a “yl Loder of ROER—Mr. eae Spoon, Mr. Chapman; Rh Dress Circle and Parq Third Circles, 250.) Gallery, 12440, AMUSE: AAR WarrinWueess | | tte, 750.5 Pris at | or, the Brazilian with URTEL. open at i, past 6 h, JOCK ‘To'sonelude Madereus Couns Frederick, | Me Jorome Ravel: Lord Basu | odes, Mi Bra- a Ape. 1 Ape, J. Marzetti. grain, Miss Ch pman, Door: xen, dress circle, OWERY THUBATR: Wednesd: she will appear in t whole strength of t at7 o'clock, myss, popular theatre. RANKLIN TH prising and unequalled con: rn the ar as, at am enormous expense, engaged Mr. J. O'Connell -y person thi and Uncommon brilliancy of excoution exhibited in Mr, dancing, will never forget him. URTON’S THEATRE —W ar L which, BURTON'S NEW we: 8 auguatos Piccadilly, Mr. Burton; Mr. Bo: Beside the“ Arab Girls,” ‘Madame Warton the (wonderfal “Tattooed Man, BL fang MANAGER | eniny x OLRRCTONE | n jamin | ihel- | » Mies Cook. To conclude with the Dutchman's Dream—tHans Kete- ngrain, Lynne; Madar Barnaby Brown, Hamilton; if ©. WE Oo 24, 1549, on whioh oceasion | “favorite characters, supported by the | xeellent company attached to this | I EATRE, CHATIIAM SQUARE — ns. A Grand Afternoon Saturday, it, 124g contay s the, perform: “the * Fi Infant | the 1 Artists, troupe of who will’ «o © himself, and nt of the man~ | javages, and their mode of tateoing ‘Witnessed the agility, muscular power oc. Doors open at half- past 6 it 7, provisely, AST BALLAD ENTERTAIN- his departure for Europe), will Tabernacle, on Monday the folowing ‘The Dark dian, Wome we Love; The Rainy i md bat Dies i cents. noes pecul 0 give an ace: ilding, 8 to thir W cents. the pictures of the 4 most instructive collec EK SLAVE, FISGeR Jackson, fou tiful Werks of thie Seaipto ibiting, lusive benefit, Masters, >), at the No. 568 i er) om ef the Works of Art dmittance 25 cents; om 9 A.M. until 107. M. | eountry. ‘Open MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS. INE NEW G JAMES BECK &co h ; Chameleon, d taire; Hyreyental 0) goods; extra size, of the tartan and fane Englah do. riné fact i tre © to trey a sina < rostt fo ae a and she rece\pts of the dheve Soot hauling oub other imperte: ane ing veesels fo perl hae | $16 ear, and the bi tantly increasing, aaa ie et tet eentes of India Stawtey:| eat “Apts te UAWRINGTON & PARDEE Patis Printed < 0, O 1549. eee yong Ty rn eo ED COTTAGE AT CLIFTON, (STAT EM Igere, (ona calbceldeesd tat colon £0 toby till Let May next, oF longer Mrebiigres. (ge There are. 1 ‘foam Bousning Ceole--Lazie's best mabe © ¢ bombesin ny Ae on HE SAneleierre, ae tt width, r thine ever offered the Techerche hind. Capes, Collars, Gim; hetten, Handhereniety he. es Ps ‘wanet atten s—Cape Broxell point; Co! Black rans Lace Fron Hlankets Feangeted t nited Sta! ‘Riso, Veatra rie pe lasge stock 7 Tow prices, verspictoree s Ruban; Satin s Personacg: ‘Dentelle Ay 3 Pi Satins, extr Heh M ry color, Rich Bessockburs?ends Torts Shawls, of superion id ‘super rior fabri: Tprench Gi Dresses, with vieite; do., 40,3 do., do do 4 Heoseo, atin line 4 tich printed Turkera long Shaw! 8-4 do. Welsh ‘oon for trimming cloaks and 4, e000, “Sate me 00D! SELLING AT LOW PRICES, | Silks and Satine Wavered Silke, lace do., plain; Pyramide denx Chamos; Cor Ia ine je Stripes; Ralnbow F id Bow Robes, rich colors Brocaleor and Ar Jupe; Zepherene Damass wuscerda Rayos Satin: Africaine Tows yremides a Volantes, Bleck | watered, rT pede |, &e.; Seotch Pink Pop- ms evorv color. Dublin, makers to Q: eed of coleeet do., = aid Satin Hibbos ait y ete imported, of ail the clan Tartan Long Shawls, the prods, t lower prices, than ain’ Sh ok Fi neh hams; Paris do., 8; 3-4 do. do. Cs fils bes | te damas; do. do. Seanbasteey r oak } . fg ecesse; black and white cash~ h cashmere and Hoshecqunre dawns » for travelling; “Can: mnproidared, ev ~The most New ‘York, ot Sleeves | “iar ¢ linre—B ruxelle Pointe, ve Py to be ria eat nit ae manne White Shawl ia ich zie fons, Shawl. The abo G been selected with er: whieh we now offer JAMES BECK & CO, ‘A LARGR AND RICH LASSORT and plain Velvet Ribbon anew witha | re ARENTS ‘AND “GUARDIANS wHo ARE MAKING panes ea tere at se F the p bnestuailed by wi hed to the State-reom ber State-room pert srene 9, found Steerage, foond Re Bente 8T. MARY'S, Cn modations for ea Aro unequalled by aay vessel tbat has sailed ep yet for Cale fornia. © tage, apply at Pier 0 North Ri ae, apply Fe Will be succeded by 2 new £6 Fo, %45,,2 Seralie of May copper farioned Myely sail C with good palit by the will have at foot of Dover SLATE, GARDINER. & NOWELL, 114 South + {OR BAN FRANCISCO, Line.— The fast raili orth River, ean take the buik of 690 U)a. freight moly acoommodacea limited number of frat aad | bi A im pesvengere. AB ‘SUTTON, M4 Wall eiteots at Pier 9 and wend tee0 OR. CHAGRES—F bark B b Chagtes, on t ere may be assured of pablo Panam) sailin patehed Pacific steamers, fad most economi OR BT. THOM. en, the best manner, phich sive a great eal berth, in’ Forward eabin Standee berth in EGULAR PACKET LINE FOR SAN fa, Calif 8. ron cing a to board, or those wishing to pla formed that there ar 204 West rer Particular Mosic. The wi OR HAVANA, NEw ORLEANS AND CHAGRES— | The only Regwiar Mail Line for (! ha rect, via ava. | 0, 1 o'clock, P.M touching of 1 10 Ko by t sengers may rely Om Arriving af Chagres, the December steam: ie the Obie is cud surgeon is Hear aon, An ex ta Now Orleans, bed and board... FRANCIK “4 oket Amongers, mpanies takyn at ato. Kor freight t, OF 19 1 TON LER, 9 Wont street, of Al A. WARNER, 15 F ton street. RA La hy! 1A, Via TOR ha il} eoppere i aad g PAE WEST etl pone Ta onn be forniehed ee *. T Fation Market, lof Beekman werent ene Bins & & of on bonnd, fh CALIFORNIA—DESPATCA Lship HAMPDEN ia looting Price of passage, 1 | the gold i eat rouse ths bv Wall ieves. AsANDLACTATEA-109 LL ONT! ‘he superior French bark V ight or pasaage, (or whie® abe TP OTD & HINCKEN, & Wall street | Paaity forihe LAMP! aEOF OF FRENCH MECHANICAL mre ip. as if Broadway, ‘ay, Repe's pe 4 Teoeiy ga, Also ‘iamy Xe iP aang Medorptry Tamper for vliaa aS ‘urniture for is ina aa for repairing Toa clea elean! | examine before purchasing. w | and the Son of Mi | Trouble about Convie RA nnnnnnnns Reel ntsinsnndacnan OWERY THEATRE. = MONDAY VENIN Hl he ata the trace. oa * The Cire aRp om the Batti at Bo igen jattle 4 P K anys VI alter Die ei seh Doors open at Oi, iced, lc BANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEAT! Eveniny October 2a the performance: with ThE REY: ON, or Patriots of ‘76 ~Parmer — ley, Mr. Tht “Tdward Franklin, Crocker; Mesopotamia Jenkins, Epa Si ‘33; Lord Cornwa! C. | A raxley, Mrs, Ish After which, TH TH Baby, Mr. C. Tay Gammon Baby, Jeflereon; M “Burke; Diamond, 14. C. Mestayer, To include with MY WIFE'S OUT-—-Mr. Scumbie Jefferson; Mrs, Boumble, Mr Private Boxes, $5, Pit 123 © 'M DHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, ning, October 224, riitbe performed fitleg the CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH-- Viscount de Mr, Walcot; Barow Tomlertatinn Mr, Nickinson; Adolj Courtray, Mr Grosvenor; Rrlatioa, Mrs, Conover Miss Nickinson, After whi r the Jono of Terrecint Mestayer. ea tos, »per Boxe) open at Og, eariein rive at 7 o'clock pros! venue, Aster Plaven Mond nee will comme: @ Pe cutitled the War Cavalry of the Turk be followed by the Grecian Games, the Comie ie, the Wonderful Bottle Sprit horseback by Maiame Hovard, Feats of Persoval Dunbar, &o., }d to conclude with a com Afternoon performances on, ‘commencin 3 ARNUM'S AMERiC AN MUSE! T. BARNU Propriet wood, Jr. Assistant Manager.—I meuse Sue: "tbat selsheated Gnd wonderful troupe, Martine! hey appear every afternoon and evcning storishing and pleasing foate upon the Tight Rope, aud in r inceresting entertainments, eotn & variety of © panto~ mimes, &e. Also engaged, Louis Bllsier, Mr. F.C. Wemyss, Mr, Warde Morris, Messrs. Merrideld, Rose, Clark, | Higgins, Mi ie, Stanhope, Barton and West. "Also on exhibition, the enorinous Boa Constrictor, large Living An moth Croeodile. of age, 1ths cents. cbildven under t6 Ms LLISTER'S TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT ineee Assembly ft sical Soirees.--Monday, Tuemtay, and 24, will be given, the the Dol, aud the Lady; Chin we Ladies: iteccipt for making Devil s Ducate: the Harlequin: Tavisible and Ma Admission 25’ cents; yen ellous Bai vanis) Dictionary, Present est cts Portfoli conclude with Madame Ma “ea ing) in the air. Admibelon, 25 Koserys| Sofa cents. Children half price, ence ats 4. | Cas MBSEUM,-- 659 BROADWAY, EXUIBITING ¢ Customs, Reali Arts and Scioncos, | fear humdved mifious of Chinese. wlll ilnag Novener See Oper M., till Ld as Mart Fy atlidzen under 12, Ball price total ene BOARDING, &e. AAA A AR A a OARDING WANTED=4 SMALL FAMILY, =. plating tlemen, his indy aud child, with sorv ant boarding a Ginter, # a lepg as aj table otal oF boar ry nm table | part a Hike city. pplication by real noe and teen ress wv. x. ‘and left at the Herald ofkes, will meet with proper ationiton. OARD- GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO be accommodated with furnished | able. INTELLIGENCE BY TRE MAIS, ~ ~ Our Philadeiphia Correspondence. Purraperuia, October 20, 1819. . | Improvements—Mrs. Fanny Kemble—Amusemenis The Markets, Stocks, &. When I was last in your city I was much straek with what appeared to me a rage for i improvement; palaees of marble, granite, and free stone geing up im all parts ef the city, and in the great thorough- fares, such as Broadway, the Bowery, and Green- Wich street, stores that were once considered apl did,undergoing the extravagantly expensive preeess of being modernized, as it is termed. We, of Philadejphia, have something, too, to boast of im these particulars. Our merchants, our bankers, and our brokers, have been basking i in the sun- ehine of commercial prosperity for so many suc- cessive years, that they have taken to building aad improving, to show the world some enduring evi- dences of their present riches; and with State 6's above par, and State 5’s as 87), (as much as any five per cent. stock is worth) they are quite exeus- West of Broad street, some private man- sions have been ereeted within the last year worth’ in every respect to be the residence of a Wall street broker; and the time is fast approae! hing, it it has not already arrived, when a_ purely aristo- eratic ee phere will hover over this favored lo- eality. Spring Garden, the number of really naagnific ah wellings that are now in the eourse of erection almoet exceeds belief. In Chesnut, Second, and Third streets, the new stores (of this year’s growth) have actually alook of metropolitan splendor, The unsightly ruins of the old Mansion House have been taken down, and on the site of. this once world-reno’ hotel,four splendidhouses are now slowly raising The first story is al- ready up, and among the novelties of the day may be mentioned that over each window, executed in stone, isa shield, and on each shield is the bar si- mister, which no doubt denotes that the building is not to be constructed purely of one material, but a mixture of granite, briexe, and marble. ss Mrs. Fanny Kemble gaye her last reading this morning. was present at her reading of “Othello” last evening, and a ped yer, more spectable, or more intellectu: audience has sel- om been seen in this city. She wore a white atin skirt, cut very low in the neck, and short leeves, and appeared to be in the enjoyment of he most robust health. Two splendid baskets of flowers were presented to her, which she acknow- ledged with a sweet smile and @ graceful curtsey, at the close of the performance. We have no change to notice in the flour or grain market, which continues dull, witha dowa- ward tendency. The cotten my arket is quiet. The prices of coflee and sugar are fully sustained. Since the receipt of the Niagara's advices, there has been more activity m the etock market, at ad- vanced prices. The advance in State 6's is fully equal to one per cent. The sales at the stock board to-day were large, atthe advanced prices. ‘The following were the sales of stocks:— First Board —$l9l Lamy 1 080 $1,000 City 6s, °78, 104; $2,800 do. do,, — 050 State Ge, 8734; $400 Li oars 000 Btate roe! tay street. Bean w. WANTED,—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, without children, require board from about lat Noyem- in & Teapectable neighborhood; would prefer a private ase address, with terms, location, &e, Mr. L., box For BALE AND ) TO | LET. ARINE RAILW. AY. ‘AND SHIP YARD AT OSWEGO, Fo that Vy ty of PW OKO. suling out of there is also a smaller railwa, Pat extensive ship yard and worksh ay pair’ nd Dou Pretend occupant is about to remove, © LET—A THREE story BRICK. HOUSB IN teeny: Diet Mey fe ar ich LES rly and cofnfortaly dished, wo Halle Terai, er ‘one oF two families.” Th through ste street. | Tor particulars to touvenel, 40 Jonn street. food tenant on liberal te iF ond re- fn! C. A. BALDWIN, ra ORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE ined we Post Offee, New Orleans, La.—. ‘nen 8 peng for any article in Zk it 1s j hl Ai at b Bank, 1b: Hy do. Mee! Reading RR., 16% Anniyereey , 16 ea! Bank, 2%; 50 do. jebrat! jalt Lake. (lowa) Gui ale t. 16.) Ty 2a Dah being the anniversary of the arrival of Presidents Young and Kimball "with the Pioneers, in the valley, the inhabitants were awoke by the firing of cannon, accompanied by martial mas the brass band and martial musi es were them ried round the city in two earri laying music Hema Meo and returne: red 1¢ bower by eves o’clock. bower is a bui 100 feet long by 60 wide, built on 104 posts, ae eee boards, but, for the services of “egg aa canopy or awning was extended abou from each side of the bower, to eat ‘the vaet multitude at dinner. ‘ At halt-past seven, the large national flag was unfurled, measuring 65 feet long, at the heed of our liberty pole, which is 104 feet high, and was saluted with six guns, the ringing of the Nauvee bell, and martial music. At eight, a salute of six and martial musie, to a . multitude together; the bishops of the several wards arranging themselves in the sid of the aisles, with the banners of their wards un furled, each bearing some appropriate inscription. At a quarter past eight, the President vA the State, twelve, and bands, went to pragere the eo cort in the following order, at the use of Priest B. Young, under the direction of Lorenzo & M. Grant, and R. D. Richards:— Horace 8, Eldridge, ees on A pea in military Snow, Twelve Bishops, estan th my banners of their wards. Twenty. four youn, Top pt omg in white, with white A seat on be right shoulders, and coronets on their ends; eae ration of independence and constitution of the = States, and swords sheathed in their left hands, one of them carrying beautiful banner, inscribed on it, - fd Zion of the Lord ae cueuniek ait 'wenty-four young jes dressed in white, white reals on their right shoulders, and a wreath of white roses on their heads, each Cm ae | the Bible & very neat, a Beane warded with despatch. Books mailed. Pr attenti os ony workordered by mail. Foreign cn orks im order. oiming the Post Offic ‘arrangements ha ere throughout th ‘as fast as ie at the Cape, Unites scr roinen 1 poctator '. Fri adinn Ini ). The Ni a eral Beopize ye Lihue’ — Ado hin, Poetry ands 2 ® pies Cubs of hort ‘lei ats. Atnew " mn of iting work, by Wm. H. Ainsworth, will be rea day morning, Ort, 98, Send In your orders euriy. HN B. MEAD, Publisher, 884 Pearl st, N.Y., DEWITT & DAY ‘EXPORT, Tri ¢ Buildings. he moet poeniog id pro’ in the Union, hnding it necessary, iepowe of the ent to be sent to DEXTER trect, wp stairs, re BS LiFe, JUST publi m £ Paterson for publish ing St, can b¢ bad at S10 Fulton street. Bold aise by sli bewemen, MEDICAL, and book of Mormon; end one beari ‘ewe! itn ; Thomas " Jobn Smith, Pate 2. a Wi Brigham Young, Heer ©. Mitmval Pariey P. Pratt, vobn Taylor, Charles C. Rich, Frastas Snow, David Spencer, D Falmer, ‘Wulard Snow. ‘Twelve Bisht carryin flags of their Wards. , led by Isaac Morley, Pa- inted red ont! bbons fastened 01 ig the ft with the tare, don it,“ Liberty and Truth. remonies, on this occasion. oa See They consisted ef religious se ty-four toasts, as given by the ke, ko. We cepy the following foarte H je evenll a a4 morning ster, may the = —\ begioning of day be o ~— ober. unto othe’ ## you would have othere do unto ‘The Kingdom of Liberty—Free 8 Free Knowledge, Free Religion, a oom, The Whea) of the Vi ‘1, Free Frew ley—Worth more than the gold dust of Califor: hi Sornce fal. nia —Nappy the man that hath his The following were among the volunteer tonste:— By P. P. Pratt. publie: May she be a sol the old las oungest sister of the re- stromgth amd comfort to years.” on Ladies of the Lake, the Lil- wives and children ion to generation, be ples of virtue, pa- Brigham Young, ite ber C Kimball, and Willard Richards write from the valley to the church im Pottawattamie county, lowa, aa follows:— their posterity. d to emulate tt! industry, an: i KELLINOER'S MEDICATED LINIMENT SCR ld in_very large bottles, os.; emaller, 12 et street, andMGt Brondway, fone doot abovs Uruad street. ANISH NEEDLES, OR MIN heit powerful ma RODS, CBE Lrated fo companion with direc re | per express xe (postpaid) Helos, at the Herald Om N EDICAL ADVICE—DOCTOR TOURSEL FPRIVATR~ Iv, for 38 cents, by nome of the Pocket Asculapins, oF Every One Hie Own Ph confidential, silent M Teokness, diseases olitary habio of youth, are Mi oT. ttemtio ng ace ‘ate 7 the and h, by mail: of siz te direst Dh WM. YUUN ADAME en! and nervy vases rn LS, NOW 80 Wat romedy for the cure of phy ey, nootarnal emissions, constitutional of acquired, “t iraite of on advortise~ od, Ba! rend way, 4 of & Tembers owes roerof Howard eireet: 63 Be oe Pemosyivanin had of all the ed fo box 3.00 Peat OB € re cam ations (post-paid) ad~ will be attended to. S7paet, Pet THR Hee “ slo he vatest | | pair We can truly say that the Mormon motto, and “mind which the Valley of the Great into a city of habitation a LY continue to inarease, him fans — will crown the om ord designs to bless. Li ad mobs are from this valley of peace, and may they ever vouaie en, & The brethren in Pottawattamie county, lows, Mis- sour, Nauvoo, and vicinities, must remember, pause and reflect, t ben we came to this valiey there was no houre nor fe wheat say brought with us energies will be exerted to a houres, fencer. ances must t ore of atl that tie ae ee tr things in proportion. of journeying more than t the tage plains, and settling, and pre- paring to live and sustain ourselves with the common necessaries of life are overcome, then the poor shall fect cur helping band to ussist them to remove to this valley Inventive From tire ( aMascae Nation —We a that intelligence bas been received at the War de, ment, reepeeting an important National Counci cently held by the Camanche Indians. Thi council lasted tem days, and its object was to ww obief torule the nation (in place of the one r decease!) and the individual thus honored glories In the name of Buffaloliump. On being installed into office, after py fasion, this chiet called upon his subor freely te express their 6) aa whereupon many & ‘Were generally of hone more so than od cbiof himeows, formerly made wi and alo as his war wy U nite: Texas when it ven feedlo othing; and he gave it inion that if they now continued to make T ince it bad become a part of the Stat result would be th struction as @ na’ nation to do ali in ing depredatior tion of his 0 ope that his oti oan ha oan, mbere @ Coune! Buffalo two vaberdinate e in the dragoons. at Frede- result to Captal rickeburg, b; Brooke. War Department ‘ati wend Intelligencer, Ot, 2, The mail between Farmingvill Lynehl yb, Ya, was robbed & few days since while oaths rte A blind man was arrested, on suspicion of mitted the robbery