The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1849, Page 2

sball certain number of shares sufficient for the first ponebeng 8th Agricultural instruments, ma- Ehines, weeds, &c., for the society shall enter free of “during three years. If the above plan be approved, | uty dutiufon is 40 be named to carsy it into exe: eution. ieaiune si . k election is exciting great attention. Ano- eaniisemen peared, namely, Mr Martin Burk. ee eM phelbourne Hotel, Dublin,—of Brougham noto- py ot Daffy is determined not to be outdone by John O'Connell in getting up an agita'ion shop on bis own account. The Irishman. in a stinging article under the | Amstenpam, Oct. 9. 2 months 5624 grotes for 8 franes. «84% do. for 1 p. 12.034 fis, and stivers for £1 stg. 4654 eneet fis. for 1 lira nuova. 89 0. for 1 lire. Loxvon, Oct 12 Amsterdam, .8 mos 12.3 firs. bey | sven foe NEW YORK HERALD. were Sorthwest cerner ef Fulton and Nassau sts. JAMBS GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. ia Rotterdam. 12.358 tg oe “ 95.773¢ francs and ets. for 1 do. ionen “ 18.13iga 4 mares & shil, ban do. 20.70 franes and Surrr. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATKE, Bowory—Ricwarp III.—Jacu BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Macvarn—Svopen “Revived Agitations,” deals out some heavy — ste. Tmevanrs, aR A econ to the project, blames | 81.5 a 10 lire for £1 stg. NIBLO'S @. * icine abel Aart Mr Duffy tor being insincere in bis potitical conduot, | Bo..i0N ren Ounce. BelblGe GARDEN, Bro ‘and exclusive ss to the new party he would wish to Z lead, Gold, standard. , 11 BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Huarrs ane Our Dublin commercial advices represent trade as | Silver, do, TevwPs—Toopirs—Bunt Dinxotouy. being dull Messrs, Baring’s Circular. Loxpox, October 12, 1849. | ‘We have bad, generally. a quiet week in our colonial | ‘and foreign produce markets, with a downward ten- dency in the value of many articles, the exceptions be- ing cotton, which bas been largely deajt in at advanced | rates, and indigo, the quarterly rales of whieh are pro- ceeding briskly. at rather higher prices. Money con- | tinues to be in good demand. and its value has some- what improved. The minimum rate of discount at the Bank of England remains, however, unchanged, the | amount of bullion still being on the increase, | American Sro°ks.—During the greater part of the week, the demand has been yery limited for United Btates 6 per cent Stocks; but to-day, on the departure | of the mail, business has beem done at 105 to 10514 for | bonds to bearer, and there are now no sellers under 106 | per cent, Certificates are offered at #4. A sale of | Pennsylvania has been made at 7814; Maryland, 87 883; per cent. We haye otherwise mo transactions or _ ‘variation to notice. | Cocninrat. —Lhe sales comprise 260 bags Honduras, | and £0 bags Mexioan grain, at steady prices. | Corree has been in less demand, and 300 casks 1,500 bags plantation Ceylon have ouly found buyers at a re- duction of abo per ewt., viz: from 47s. for fine or- | inary, up to 55s for low middling colory, ve is | held at 088 a 984 €d., without inding buyers. 230 bags Costa Rice bave been sold at 45s. a 463 6d for fine or- j inary; but 170 casks Porto Rico, at auction, were with- | @rawn et 42s; with 20 Father cheaper. and Belgium. mi La Guayre at dts. being | At Hawburg as well as in Holiaod @ demand vas prevailed ‘There are Duyers of floating cargoes of Brazil at 35s a 30s, 64 for good firsts,” and im proportion theretc, Holders, however, irmly insit om i6s. 4 U6s Gd. und thus no transactions bave taken place. We subjoin a note of the importations from Ist January, aud stocks on 1st instant, viZ:~ | ~ ——Stocksx—— | q Teas is 1.000 48,200,000 4} 000 $9) 200.000 Great Britan. ... Oter ports Eu'pe: W000 13,5 000 | © wnoed litte fuctaation since our lat, the home supply of wheat has been | moderate, but large of forvigu. anda great mauy car- gees from the Black Sea have arrived very much out of | Condition, rendering sales extremely dilficn good aud One wheat preity well maintains and the same will apply to ‘ot which our supply is short. week. Indian corn finds occastoual buyers at 264 6d. 827s for ibraila, Galats &e . but the accounts of po- tate disease are geucraily believed to be exaggerated, Bnd the trade show little disposition to purchase, Corron —The advices per Luvopa, caused great ex- » | rel flour of good quality, | Spring corn much as last citement at Liverpool. and very large transactions took lace at }id advance, rivee which prices have further ipproved and middling New Orleans, yesterday, was | quoted at 67,4. hends, nearly wil Surats, from 4), Gearer. With us 13,750 bales have changed 4d, being \d. &c.—In the absence of public sales, we have alteration to notice; 1.400 bags Pegue cuten | bave been sold at 165, and 000 bags Beagal turmeric at | oe furkey opium | ; quicksilver, Ss; 411 oases at fall rices, * Hives.—The market generally is dull, but for 25,228 | East India at auction yesterday there was # fair de- Moand. apd 25.128 were sold at fi er rates; those un- | fold were chiefly of fair quality, suitable for home use, Inpicoe.—The - rppeayy J sales, consisting of 19.717 chests commenced on the #th instant, cording brirkly; @ good demand w: export anu home ure, and of 3 74% parned rale, 2.005 el fur been dtspor ‘Of, at prices ruling from par te 2d. advance Ben Madras par to 2d. lower; ond Kurpab par to 2d. nee, compared with the currency of gbosts have been withdrawn, 11.8 7 ater adviees from | torn of the crop will be pretty well decided. Of Gun. | temaia, 112 reroos have been sold trom 2s 5d. a Bs. 6d. Ib., or very full prices. The imports aud stosks Ist it. in France, Holland, and Great Britain, were as follows :— | Popayan | 263% United States Spanish do. Spanish doubloons. . . Bogota and Mex. do. dogrret Markets. Loxpon Money Manxer, Oct. 12, Friday Evening— The English funds to-day have remained without al. teration. Consols for money were quoted 92), to 3s, and for the account 9244 to %; Bank stock closed 14d to 14734; reduced 907 to 91; three and « quarter per cents, #24; to}; India stock, 255 to 208; India bonds 79s, to $2s; and Exchequer bills, 42s. to 45s. pre- mium Messrs, Mullen, Marshall & Co, the government brokers. purchased to day 0,000/ three per cents on ac- count cf the commissioners for the reduction of the national debt. being a portion of the surplus revenue up te the oth ot July last. is expected that a further purchase of about the eames amount will be mado Purchases, also, on account of the savings banks, have been resumed by the same firm. ‘The foreign steck market was quiet this afternoon, ard Russian was the only description quoted at an ad- vacs. ‘The actual recorded transactions comprised, Dauich five per cents, at 09; Ecuador, 344; Granada de- ferred. ii3; and 3; Mexiean, ex coupon, for account, and 4; the small, 2634; Peravian, 633; ; the defur- Ted, 19%; wud 34; Portugues five per cents, converted, forxecount, 20 and 30',; the four per cents, for money, | 3034, for account 303; and 31; the small, 31/{; Russian, | 7; Spanish five per cents, 1%). 4.4. and 16; Veno- | 22) a \ Belgian fo pet cents, 87; and per cent e+ ‘aud 44. In the foreign exchanges the rates upon Amsterdam, Namburgh, and Varis were a trifle lower, Upon Vien- na and Srieste the quotations showed an advance. Panis Bounse, Oct, 11, 1849.—There was but little business transacted at the Bourse to-day, and the price of goverpment securities remains at nearly the quota- tious of yesterday. The Five per Cents opened at S7f c.. rose to S7f Co, and fell again to S7f 700, at which price they closed. the Thrce per Cents. closed on the Paris Botirse. on Thursday, at Sof, 100 ; the Five per Cents at Te ; Orleans Kailroad shares, 740f ; Kouen, 620 ; Havre 245f; Great Northern, 425t 75e ; Aviguon, 215t; Vierzom, 202f. 50¢ ; Basle, L01f. 25e ; Bordeaux, 403f Téc ; Paris and Strasburg, 3i7f. 50c.; ‘Tours and Nantes, f S0e. orroN Maser, October 12—The tran: actions this week in our cotton market are almost un- precedented as to extent. On Monday the estimate of sales was nearly 35,000 bales; and on each day of the week the demand has been eager, and the advance tn price con~ siderable, the week terminating with sales to the extent of | 116.770 bales, at an advance on American, up to the latest moment of this morning of tod. per lo ; Brezits, Egyptians and long stapled, 4d to 2d; Sea Lelands much as bee fore, but im fair demand at full rates. ‘The moving caure of all this stir and large speculative buying (for Bitherto there bas been very litte encouragement from Manchester) is to be found in the advices from America, From every quarter of the United States the | accounts are uniform; strong and devisive aa to bad weather, and bad prorpeets for the coming crop. It is quite true that at roesrly a period of the picking season, it isnot in human power to atate actually and truly what the aggregate quantity will ultimately prove; but aafor- tupntely the probabilities are strongly, very strongly, on the side of an insufiieient crop, And here we rest, looking tor further xecounts, aud, at the same time, with much interest, to see hew the trade can bear so | great an advance as we bave now to report. ‘The Com- mittee of Brokers give fair Uplandsand Mobile at 6d., and Orleans 6\;d The great change in the position and quantity of the stock in this place, as compared with the snive period of last year, will deserve atten- tion, as well as the com Tate of consumption ; $,000 Egyptian, 100 Maranham, 430 Percam, and 5,900 Bebia bave been taken on speculation, and 670 Ame- rican, 1,000 Surat, 100 Madras, and 60 Bahia for export. Bales of the week, 116,770 bal Livenroot Mankers, Oct. 12 —Ashes—The transac- tions amount to 400 barrels. at 35s, 6d. to 40s. Od. for Montreal pots, apd 35s, to Soa, Od for Montreal pearis, Coal—Tbe demand continues increasing; prices remain dy. The export this week amounts to 5,500 tons, Lard— About 60 tons have been sold during the week, principally at 26s, fd per owt, Metals—At the quar. terly meeting of the Staffordehire lrou Trade, heid at Birminghem on Thursday, it was agreed that nochange in prices should be wade at present. The demand is good for the season of the year, aud prices are, upon the whole, well supported. Scotch pig iron is rather mere inquired for, but the price still remains depressed, and without any prospect of early improvement, plates are se rd dewaud. No alteration auel Doteh fou —amnpori.m Stock ise. 1a 18 ime, | 3. so ‘0 | Seer | Great Brita ‘Total eherts, 2 quiet wea ight be made for cash a trifle under our last quotal Seoteh | Pig comtivues of dull rale at 42 a 45s, on the Clyde. Trony —14 tone Hast lodia aud ib tone African at ublic rele yesterday, went off reacily, the whole finding yrs wt extreme rates | Ouse — Sperm is beld Crmly. at £80. The news feom the Davis’ Straits Fisheries hay bitherto produced no change in common vile, whieh, from thetr soarcity, atilt waintain their value, We quote Southern £30 a £ Pale real. £57 10s; cod. £38 108, in ret the week, on receipt of the advices p Linseed, o it at avotion, this after. & 26s 6d for 12 Ibs, refraction, Deing Cd lower Srices — The Trading Company 'slarge rale took place at Ameterdam, on the 4th instant, and tho whole foand ready buyers, the nutmegs considerably above valun. tiene, No, 1. at live lie a 1 © 2770 enrk» nutuexs fold ae follows -—1,660 casks n No 2. 142e.; UOd cnake No 4. 2 casks No, 4. 70 Phe mace (526 ible for U & nd 1.215 casks 400 a4le tor sand 2 when, an been offered for nut avd | O00 bage \alaher ginger. at lve Od a lle Srrive continues to be vllered Ireely, at £14 108 £14 bs. Svean.—Dulness has characterised our market | through the week. aud importers have again made | Cecasiovsl concessions We esttwate the wales to the trade at about 2.400 hhds and 20,000 begs —5 000 boxes | Havens bave berg taken for refining principally while 5,000 bags brown Pernams aad Ja at auction. were all bought in.— il keep firm; the demand, how and the only traneaction reported. lon’, of & cargocf 256 eaves wil Novhing new from the near ports AtSt Pecersbarg 6000 boxes white sold from Ko, 28a Ro 29. ction has at length taken pl cd with lcerened demand Lipation to wil, the this afternoon St Petersburg Y.¢ epet, and to the end of the year. and ase. for t three wonths of 1850 Australian, STs, @ 34s; American ry Tra.—Pubdlic sales ore announced for the 16th inst a th e moment; the us of the week have been qu {0 bhds old ref ua however, closes flatiy on the P establishing ao adver m such devcriptions during the week ‘Tunrestine — Rough evils preity readily at Os. 136d. ext, foroid and 7s for new dip, Spirite—The de buy «parivgly. and pr are barely supported; We quote Amerionn, Sis Od, @ 81a; Briti-h, about Jus, 64 per est w sr —We have bad no transactions whereon to found quotations. vat we should think £190 eould Feediiy be obtained fir round parcels of northwest and southern ‘The Bank of Engtand, AB Secount pursvant to the Act Ttb and bth Victoria, @ap 92. for the week ending on Saturday the 6th | day of Cetober, 184 — | Capi £16.853.09 8,590.638 £50,547 9,000.00" 8,03 298 1T3.409 ‘The return from the bank of ending the 6th of Oorch when compared with th Poot f ogiand for the week ive the following resulta, | previous week Pecrenen ont | Ineress cm | je acnount vee LS # H in beth departments ts £15.118 857 showing a deores « of £196,096, *hen compared with the preceding return of Foreten Exchange. Hamevnan, Her ¥, 1840. nthe 56.82)¢ ativers for 2 p. “18654 “eonts for tp. _ yy {mares and ebillings “18.114 | Saneofor £1 tg “ 1,95 eents for 1 p. 2.90 lire for 300 Pants. Oor. 11 Ameterdam.8 months 206%; eents for 1 forin. Hamburg. ... 184 gents for 1 p. bane Londen «BB 9945 fre, and ete. for £1 stg. « 9734 conte for 1 lira nova 62 conte for 1 lire, ares baneo contracts, bat | $F | for the purp r yan | biyman for the Sth Distriet. in jead or copper Na Nothing reported in turpeatine, but of American tat 2000 barrels have been sold at Ss. to ¥s. td. according to quality, hich may be covsidered a fall of «barrel No » in rosin, Provistons—American; We have to Teport a better demand for bacon this week; about | 200 boxes have been erp cure at 258. 6d to to dds. Gd. Ne change in beet or pork: favor- ite brands of the former still command 764, to Ss, | and middling Ws a 64s. Shoulders have been more in: | and & few bhds. been dispored of at 19s to | have bad no err yi SO tous h | mand We had a fair at- | ket to-day; good old whi f Indian cora tendance our gral in more demand. it and buyers fhowed 1 ition to go tnt the extreme rates, vin: fine yellow 288 to 20«; white 20s | to20e, Flour. if anything. was rather firmer, especially | for good brands, tice—4 000 bags Beogal sold from 8s $d to lis éd perewt. Salt—Very little is doing, and | prices continue as formerly quoted. Tallow—A better demand has appeared, sud Petersbargh ¥. 0. bas ad- vanced to Taganrog brings 85s per owt. South American, @t auction, on Wednesday, went off briskly imp ement of Gd to Od per owt, Tea—The | kot ecutinues dull, w d only small business doing; at n rule beld on Wednes 1,000 ehests Congos, the je declined to buy, except ata further reduction, which the holders refuced to submit to Wool—There ie not mueb business to report, although there isa fair inquiry for low, but the stock of foreign ix extremely light, aed a large portion is held over for the pablic fules ext week THD VARY LATEST. nm London to Liverpool, rduy, Oct. 13.1819-Nooa. | Foreign exchanges yesterday of Amsterdam and Hamburgh end Paris, were a trife lower The govera- ment brokers purchased 6 000 three per eents, on ac- count of the Commirsioners of the reduction of the national debt, being @ portion of the surplus revenue up to bth July last. It is expected that # farther par- Lesnox, & ebase of about the rame amount will be made Ane plorion teok p ker'e in Der in London last night, ata T & young wo. rd and his wife were severely injure d to the heepital Lord Peime ancelior of the Exche- quer had an interview yesterday with the first Lord of the Admiralty and Rear Admiral Dundas. Proteia bas received full satisfaction for the late affront to ite troops f Jat Hanburgh From Austria, we learn that 1200 ¥ have been wed for conveying the sick and wounded from Comoran Daoube ailirm that both ed the Turkish faith, lves under the protee- Kersuth end B tion of the Por ditto, th Mat. T. ex. div, quer Bilis, 44. 428, 468 par; Mexicans, 26!40% y market very heavy. and prices much lower ny stocks than yesterday Liverpool Cotton Market, saturday.— Sales 18 000 to 20,000 bales. at very full priees. Cy Potties, | WHIG NOMINATIC | Lewie BD. Woodruff fs unanimously nominated by the Whig Judicial Convention, vice E ©. Benedict, who ed the nomination. Joseph W Bradford is no- jor the th Asrembly Distriet. by the whigs th District, George W. Waters has been fe tt for the is nominated for Assem- | R DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. Quin Rios !=When the celebrated Lundy Foote, | ¥ho was up to snulf,’ bad so tickled the noses | of the lovers of the weed. ae to have asecuan enough of © be sought A motto for the heraldry upon his pack cnr” ard some genius of Dublin painted for hi maple words, © quid vides?! whieh. by free t ten the Latin may be rendered, “who wins may laval ‘The denoerats of the Oret ward seem deterwiied that be thall “ride”? and win too. They bave ne ular tobaccaniats Jobn Andervon as and Abrabam Moore ae Artistant, vith the view of giving the whige a guid ro quo. ‘thore who” chew” wiil be eure to choos quid teket, id ny What next? Four Wann —Mr. John Ragan, who has been no- minated by @ portion of the democrats as Ansiataut al dermen for the Fourth ward invite that he was wot consulted fn the matter— knew vothing about it +l bave nothing to de with their nominations though they #ant to confer the benor wpen him, whether be ill or net Like the hero of one of Mollere # plays—“the Phyrician in epite of bimeelf Ware — Thomas White bas been nominated nt Alderman for the sixth ward, on the sane with John for Alderman Hiontrestn Wann — William Ven Wyek for Alder. Man and Richard Durteed for Assistant Alderman are theyrege andidates for the eigbteeath ward Founteesr Assemncy Drernict.— William Beach Lawrence is the democratic candidate for this district Naval Intelligence, U8, sloop of war Deontur. (15) on & eruiae, sated from Accta Weert ecart of Afvics Aug 2 U_ 8. brig Porpoiee, (10,) for leeward, all well, eniled from Eimine, July 1 t and we will refer them to it without any further | | demly 1 | were br NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square—Mormer ann Cup ake Doo Wart—Famate Fourt Tuinves— Fivine Durenman, OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broudway—No—Bairawnia anv Hivenwia—Tomrxins Bive—Exensnred [sux, CH ANICS’ LL—Curisry’s Mune’ ALE—ETMIOPIAN SINGING, ye aed MUSEUM, 539 Broadwi L8—VOr AGE j—Frem 9 A. M. to 10 CUINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS--Mn. Macannierer's Bornes Macique. WELCH'S COLISEUM, Astor Place—EquestRran Pen- PORMANCES, Ke. “New York, Saturday, October 27, 1849. The Forelgn News. ‘The mails of the steamship Europa were, in part, received in this city last evening, and we are en- abled to place before our readers to-day the details of the interesting intelligence which that vessel brought to us. ‘There are some points of this intelligence which, it will be perceived, are of peculiar interest to the United States. The first is, that, according to the letter of our Frankfort correspondent, the Ameri- can squadron in the Mediterranean 1s co-operating with those of England France on the Turkish ques- tion. We do not know under what authority Com- modore Morgan, the commander of that squadron, is acting; but we presume that he is vested with power to act as he pleases in all matters concern- ing which he has not been specially instructed by his government. ‘The eame letter also contains a recommendation to our government, to purchase the island of Patmos as a United States navel station, which, perhaps, it would be well for the government to take into consideration. Another point of interest, connected with this news, 18 an announcement, that while the French government disapproves of the course pursued by M. Poussin, its late Minister to Washington, it desires to refer the whole subject to the arbitra- ment and decision of a mntually fnendly power. We doubt whether this will be accepted by the American government, or that it will be received with favor by the people of this country generally. The business can be settled by the two govern- ments, without the assistance of a third power. In regard to the Nicaraguan difficulty, and the claims put forth by England on behalf of the Mos- quito King, it will be seen by an article, which we have extracted from the London Times, that the Englich government has taken the stand that the claim set up by the American company to the ex- clusive privileges granted to them by the Nica- ‘aguan government, is based on speculation, and if insisted upon, will be resisted by that government. On the other hand, the 7'imes says if the American company 18 acting in good faith, and really intends to form a communication between the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, for the purpose of throwiag open the same to the commerce of the world—no one nation having a preference overanother—no obsta- cles will be placed inthe way of the enterprise. The English government certainly has no right to assume such a ground, or to draw any such infer- ence; and if the cabinet at Washington are ani- mated with the proper spirit, they will not nego- tiate on any such basis. We rather think that the time is not distant when the two countries will be obliged to come to somegdecison im the matter, one way orthe other, and that the sooner we de- monstrate that we are in earnest in what we say, the better 1t will be for all parties, It is a singular comeidence that a diplomatic difficulty has occurred between thragents of France and the United States in China, but we are happy to say that, at the last accounts, it was on the | point of being satisfactorily arranged. * Our readers will find in to-day's Herald a very interesting collection of European intelligence, | comment Marine Affairs. We are rejuested to state that the steamsh’ AccrENt oN Haven Rarnoan, — On Thursday evening, on accident occurred to an engl perren one ef thetNew Haven railroad treins, which, it fe feared, will terminate fat The acoom nm, leaving at t five minutes 4 o'clock, was approaching Core Bridge, when the engineer, Mr. Seely, deeming all right, frem seeing the sigual flag flying, hept up the usual ryeed till he was quite close, when he saw the flag wad- ered, which 18 rignal that the bridge 1s drawn and that the train murt stop, It was then too Inte to rtop the train, and the engineer putting on the break, jumped off to save bis life, when, unfortunately, be went in arurer way of losing it. His arm and leg ep. bis head fractured, and one of bis lungs punctured through » wound in his chest, throayh woieh the air, when he breathes, may be distinetly felt ‘The mort ringuiar part of this extraordinary accident that the ce was not drawn at ali, but only <= pass, The signal ought F or alittle later, The a. Seely wi * train to the railrond how where be was attended by Dr Reyer. f ere is ns hope entertained of b was highly esteemed, and bas a wife Isvrasticror held em inquest, and 27th street, We regret to recovery. He nd one chili ate the circumstances ing the fi wly born femate child. ecovered lying im the sink at the dweiling house No.6 Doyer street. From the appearance of the child od, It was evident that foul means had boea 4s, around the neck of the little innocent, a cord bad been tied tight. cauring strangulation. No sooner was the child found, than the toaen occupying other «in the rame premires, began to telk as to whom the mother could be, and at last pronounced one Hilen Kafferty to be the mother, Captain Magnes, of the Sixth ward police, took the aceurr:i into custody, whom he found sitting very comporediy in a chair in her room, making a dress, that being bh wd that she wi ad before it thrown into the raya che is @ married woman, of ge, having # husband and one child now im Liverpoe post moriom will be held this day on the body cf the child by Dr Whittaker. The Woman was committed to prison to await the result, New Yous Riviwes.—In our enumeration of mmpanies of the 12 giment. at the military re- view, yesterday, rently omitted the New York Kiflem: ed the Biark Kifles) Capt. Jobneon, 1 les Us now to express our opinion the mote emphatically about that eorps, that ls that on the ground, during the dey, we did not about thirty years of | eee one company we admired more Of all weapons. the rifle je the mort deadly, and in a thickly wooded conn. try, the most effective, Weare much mistaken if the New York Rifles would not very rpeedily thin the Take of an invading host. Finns Pre bout half past 7 o’elock on ction room of A W. Muiler, it was extinguished with slight Wail street damoge Atie broke ont in a stabeinthe rear of No 104 Fourth avenue, about balf part 6 0 cleek on evening. which ®as extingus About a quarter past 4 0 clock fire wae discovered im the ribbon James Smith, No. 207 Sixth avene teenth street. the conte of which were almost 4. The promptitude of 1 ted a great destruction of property bout $4000, upon whieh there was Mr. frith’e lore 4 rmall ineurance The Howarn Exon —This ne plus ultra of engines, owned by Fire Company No 24. pasted our otfiew last evening frrm (he Fair, where it bed been exhibited for the inst fortni, Perhaps there is not in the world ve bre engine oavvay.— Thia street, from Fulton to Dey, is now completely barriceded, and the Kuss pavement ts being proceeded with. It eas high time to think of it, atte broken bones were the eonsequenee of the neglect to en Lo advert ich James Armatrong us as on Wednesday taken by the physicians, Inrm the Asylum for the insane. Wells and Co’ bxprers, by the Erie Raitrond, will hereatter leave this eity at four o'eloek I, M., instead of the morning i naa New Baveswiek Asseueny —The St. John New Broncwicker of Saturday last, #aye:—A ramor ie in e that the House of Assembly of thie Pro vince is te be disrolved forthwith, but we are not yet ta poresricn of information to warrant us giving eirenta. Uon tothe report The Royal Garct of Wednesday is silent on the subject, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE Pacific Railroad Convention at Memphis. SECOND DAY. Memrnis, Tenn , October 25—P, M. The Railroad Convention met at 9 o’cloek this morn- ing, pursuant to adjournment. A resolution was passed, appointing » committee of one from each State represented in the convention to report upon the subject of the Pacific Railroad, and to prepare business for the action of the convention. On motion, the committee from the St, Louis Con- vention, were invited to present their views in relation to the most feasible plan for the construction of a rail- road tothe Pacific, Mr. Lo jonoven, the chairman of the committee from the St. Louis Convention, then read an address, stating in effect that it was their wish that the subject should be held above ail sectional or party feeling, and that the two conventions should cordially unite in furthering the consummation of the great object in view, On motion, the report was, for the present, laid on the table. Mr. Whitney, the original projector of the scheme for a railroad to the Pacific, was invited to take a seat in the convention as a gues Mr. Lanur, of Louisiana, offered a series of resolu- tions favoring a national road and Isthmus road. On motion, the resolutions were referred to the ap- propriate committee. Mr. 3yrtn, of Texas, offered a resolution in favor of constructing a military road, commencing at Red river, below 23d and 24th degrees of north latitude, and that block houses be constructed along the route, for shelter, Mr, De Cxow, of Louisiana, moved to appoint a com- mittee of seven to memorialize Congress, and to collect all desirable information which can be obtained to fur- ther the object of the convention, Mr. Mites, of Texas, offered a resolution in favor of aroute from San Diego down the Gila river to some point between 32d and 33d degrees north latitude, with branches between the mouth of the Ohie and Red iv and that government be requested to include the Gila river in the proposed survey, and purchase such additional territory as might be needed in the construction ef the road, Mr. Loucunoroven moved that the route should be 80 located as to give all the States an equal participa- tion in its benefits. Mr. Waris, of Arkansag, offered a resolution affirm- ing the power of Congress to construct a road to the Pacife, as a measure of national defence, &e, An interesting debate here sprang up, relative to the powers of Congress, and the resolution was finally laid on the table—tho convention voting by States. ‘The convention shortly after adjourned for the day, Able speeches were made by Gov. Jones, of Tennes- tee, Mr, Yeager, of Mississipp!, and Messrs, Larue and Forshey, of Louisiana, The route across the isthmus of Tehuautepee re- ceived much attention, giving some very able argu- ments, It was strongly supported by Messrs, Yeager, Forshey, and Larue. The Annexation Movement in Canada, Monreear, Oct. 20, 1849. A requisition for # public meeting at Quebeo, to take inte cousideration the best means of obtaining annexa- tion, was signed yesterday by several huudreds of per- Havana—Arrival of the Pp Isabel. The splendid steamsbip Irabel, Cept. Wm. Rollins, arrived at this port yesterday morning, from Havana, via ( harleston, She left Havana on the 20th, touched at Key West and Savannah, and left Charleston on the 23d, for New York, She brings the mails from the above cities, and sixty-six pascengers. The Isabel experienced some very heavy gales, but has made the passage'from Charleston to New York, in tiaty hours, THE PASSAGE OF THE ISABEL, ETC. Cantesrox, Oct 23, 1849, On Board the Steamship Isabel. Drax Sin:— On the 9th of June last, agreeably to your orders, I left New York a board the steamship Northerner, for Charleston, to make a tour through the Southern States, I regret that my illnees prevented me from making that tour as extended, and as complete as you contem- plated. I find myself now on board the Isabel, bound to New York, where I hope to report myself to youin person, in less then fifty hours. The journal I shall keep dur- ing the voyage, will be the last letter you will receive from “Northerner,”? i ‘The leabel is probably the fastest steamer that has ever been built in the United States, Jt is asingular fact that our country, so celebrated for her fast-sailing ships, has thus far been, with one or two exceptions, as compared with England, most unfortunate in the speed of her steam vessels, while our suiling vessels have beat all the rest of the world, Baltimore, and known celebrated reputation tat New York by our most celebrated contractors, ba od there, near; proved complete failures, as tar as speed is concerned, and have enabled te pglishmen to obtuin a brief triumph. ‘This fact led several very intelligent gentlemen ot the city of Charleston, who are, and have been, connected with mercantile navigation, to authorize Captain Wm. Kolling, acitizen of Baltimore, and largely connected with steam navigation, to proceed tw that city; and there butid@ steamer which shall prove as celebrated for her great speed as ever the clippers of old were. Captain Rollins performed his duty successtully, and Baticfactorily to his ewployers, fo placed im the city of Charleston, to run between that city and Havana, the steamer isabel, of 1.125 tons. She commenced ruoning on the Ist Qotober, 1548, and up to August 1, 1849. a period of ten mouths, made forty passages between the two cities, She commenced running again on the let OCotober, 1849, and made tour passages previous to the present run to your great city, to show herself, She never, in the forty-four passages, fell an hour behind the time limited im her mail contract, Now for her journal from Havana to New York :— Leit Havana at 7 A, M., 20th October, and arrived at Key West at 3 P.M., same day, being @ ran over of eight hours, Strong breeze from’ K, 8, £., and squally, with rein. Left Key West at8 P.M, 20th inst. with @ strong gale from E, 8. k., with heavy squalls. Passed Capo Florida at 9A. M, Of the 2let, witn pleasant weather, end fue breezes from 8, ; all emit ret. At 12 M. the wind ehifted lo the N, W.,and blew a gale—lat, by obs, 3110. 22d, at 6 P. M., landed the mail at Tybee light, with moderate weather, At 10:80 ?, M., off Charleston bar, At 11:80 P, M. came to at Adger’s Wharf, Left again at 2:20 P. M., on the 23d, with fine breezes from S. W. Passed Cape Fear at 1 A. M. 24th, at 2A. M, wind veered round to N. W., with trong breezes. At 7 P. M. passed Cape Look-out; atrovg gales N Al 2:40, passed Cape Hat- teras, with a heavy sea; and the gale increasing, brought the steamer down to five knots for fif- teen hours. ing 8 knots, At 12 M., the wind at West, made all sail, Jat. by obs, 57 40, with fine breezes from westward, and iemrant weather At7 P. M, passed light ship off the sons of beth races, The mecting was fixed for Satur- day, the 27th inst., (to-morrow.) Rumored Resignation, Wasninoron, October 26, 1849, It is announced that Mr. Penrose has resigned his situation as Assistamt Secretary of the Treasury. ‘The Hon, James Buchanan, Prevenvncn, October 26, 1849, The Hon, James Buchanan arrived in this city last evening. Arrival ef the Steamer Ohio at New Or! New Oacrans, Oct, 25, 1849, ‘The U, 8. mail steamship Obio has arrived. Steamboat Accident, Baxrimone, October 26, 1819, ‘The steamer Mount Vernon, from Norfolk, bouad to KichmMond, wurst Wer Lwttex om Taceday lect, by which the engineer was slightly scalded. Tho passengers escaped unhurt. Propelter Globe Sunk. Burraro, October 26—A, M. The propeller Globe, with $109,000 in merchandise on board, sunk, last evening in sixteen feet water, near Point Albino The goods are insured in New York. ‘There is an insurance on the vessel, for $16,000. State of the River at Pittsburgh. Prersnvxan, October 46, 1849. The river is stationary. The depth of water in the channel is three feet and ® half. Marke New © ana, Oct. 25,18 ‘The demand for cotton was good, with sales of 2,700 bales. Prices remain unchanged | Delaware, and 4tJ2M. 46th, passed Barnegat. At3 A.M. of Ube 20th, passed Sandy took, Atd, arrived at New York dock. Ibave never made a paseage in a steamer that can equal or compare with the label Dering the gale, When there was @ tremendous sea on, avy difference in the motion of the boat was scarcely perowptibie. Capt Kelhns understands bis business —so does bis flest ot- ferr, Mr, Cliiton. The eogineer, ir. Smith, is, at least, not slow, ‘Lhe steward. dir. Powell, was formeriy ex. pioxea in the General Navigation Steaua: Company of oLGon, aud understands bis business. The clerk of the isabel, Biauchard, was fo: New York, and hes been with Capt, Kol the Inabel was built. | am much indebted to him for his kind civilities to me since | bave been on board. There were several of the most respectable gontl men ¢f Charlerton om bowrd with me as passenger Some were making ao experimental passage. While We Were muking the run to Cape Lookout, before the gale commenced. they were making bets until the wind changed. and biew a hurricane trom dead ahead. Most of the bets made, were that the lradel would make the passage in 48 to 50 hours. Owing to the gale of courre those won who bad bet that ber passage would extend t» 54 or 50 hours. i went's Dooa, New Vous, October 26-6 4 M. Arnved in New York, and entered Gilbert omting Dock, at6 A M,,of the #6th, waking the paseage trom Havana in less than five da: I shall deliver person, and with it som fruits that were plucked in Havana, on the 20th, for the ure of yourself aud family, which Captain R, preseuts to yeu, through me Notwithetandiug the roundabout passage of the Isa- bel—touching at Key West, Savannab, and Unarles- ton—I have the pleasure of handing you later papers from all there places, than you could possibly have Teccived trom any other source, NORTHERNER, (From the Charleston Courier, Oct. 23.) Anniver or THe Syeamsnir lancet. —At @ littie before 12 o'clock last night, the steamsbip Isabel, Capt. Rol- lpr, arrived at this port from Havana, having left £7 A.M on the 20th inst., reaching Key West M on that cay, aud leaving that pore at 8 P.M. We were enabled only to learu the names of fire | of her passengers. viz :—Messrs J, Knight, Jose Tea- sider, A. M. Kuchera, 8 Hiwely, aud Y, Borges. fe Tirrsmvnon, October 28, 1849. The Europa’s news bad @ favorable effect on the market for breadstuffs | errato, Oot 26-67. M, ‘The receipts within the pact 2i hours were as fols lowa : = Flour, bbls 000; wheat, bushels, 73,000; ora, | Dduebels, 20 + for flour was steady, but | notanetive, Thi wed 2.000 barrely eomimoa | State and mixed western wt $446 0 $4.7; in wheat, the rales were 6.000 bushels of Ohio at 85 a The | warket for corn vas not #0 astive, but without change | to notice. Im freights, flour was tukea at 73¢. per bbl , | and corn at 160. per busliel. Atnany, Oct. 20-6P.M. | ‘The receipts within the past 24 hours, by canal. wero ar follows :-Flour, bois 4,600; do , 2.500; barley, re was a cood 8 doing in f ay; the transactions reach+ | ed 2,000 barrels, ine traight State and ¢ and pure ¢ a jenosee at $1 15% In barley, the salon ein- 000 bushels, inewuding two-rowed at 53); and four rowed at 66 a S76, | n Sth, Gibealtar 12 luladelphia ; b 6th ina; Z + Ve- | ; Tremont, Oak. ard Elm, Puiladelpiias jp Glasnow, Wth ult; John Hawks, Limeriok, Loft beige Si- im, NC, juss Birks Turbo, Jooity, Alexend pe Haytion, ath Billy, from W Sea Wire, Wile N York. * Schr 'S & Wain, Charieston; Dart, Richmoud Abp, Nerfolk; Henrietes, Phitsde Leader, Albany: Werconta, Rend Trenton. Mover, and Zephyr, N Yor! Below—t hip Low Warcaret hig Vintage, fribune, and J Cooley & Co, Howard, Newrvavront, October 25, Arrived—Sehr Willing Maid, Sailed—Setr Alexander, San Fri N albany: Harriet, 0 Keturned—Sehr New Vor for Charlest Sailed—Sehr Tacear, San Francisoo, Sehr Amazon. Philadelphia for Boston, with coal, was wrecked on the Sew and Pigs, on Wednesda crew, 4 carried to N Bedford. CHartrston, October 23. Arrived—Paelet: ship Sullivan, trom N York. Wanrniam, Ootobar 23. Baltimore; Franaiin, N Yor he Roxdary, Baltimore, | Provines ce, October 25. ~ fhe CB Drown, Nansemond: Wm Penn, Norfolk J iycm, Wm Thomas, and Brookhaven, Phils * Charles, Oregon, and J 1, rigning, and anchors tay Arrived—Brig Evel Mth, Louies, and Ganges, do Sailed— Brig Ana, Fhiladelphi Nycrk nihil d= Sloops Roger Williaws, Fashion, and Providence, York. k Fat Riven, October 24 Failed Brig Re anniya J). Baeon, Troy; ©. 0B rieans; Captain Mexweill, Kingston. Cama ; y. Philadelphia; J Cohins, dos R. Ripley. Hartford; KR. Farnam, Werhitgton; N. Gerry, Magachurette; Jos. i Philederphia; J. 0. Stonn, do, RR Rueeell US A; B benle, Washington; D P. Knox, Galway; € Reliine, Charleston; L. Kempedy. tarana; Gen Brown, Charleston; Gow 8. ©; W. Galewood. do.; W. De Wit Albany, were among the arrivals yesterday at a ; Judge Stry ker, ; J. Chase, Boston, w at the American. hiladelphia; George Hodges, FE Newell, Utea; J. Carts, Virgini Waehingtomy J es, Baltimore; Hampton: Berber J Firida, were among the arrivals yesterday at the How Mr and Mre Humphreys, Mies Humphreys, Philadel. ph RK. Pollard. lady and daughter, Virgioia; Mre Knox. Phila; Mrs L J Wilson, Texas, were among the arrivals yeeterdsy at the Union Pince Hotel, Sorierton oF te Treasony,— We learn wnoficiaily that Walter Forward, Beq.. of Pennsylvania bas been appripted Solteitor of the Treacary in the place of K Hi. Giliett, Feq — National Intelligencer Oct 20 | port of Hava) }¢ | rome there | not received a sufficient amount of moteture for ite due, | The rales embraced x Charleston—the remainder of her passongers for N York, it being knowa at Havans tha cerd to that port We barn t uship Faloon came into the jarantine when the Isabel lett, ' et, Captalo Lawless, from New York, arrived at Key Weat on the 20th inst THE QUARANTINE AT HAVANA detention until trom New York are py observation tor eigbt dayr. and such as arrive with clean bills of heaith trom Philadelphia. Baltiore, and ot ber ports of the Uuited States, are free from any de- tention. The regulations in regard to Kuropean ports are unaltered. MARKETS, Havana, Oct. 19-—The sugar market bas been very quiet since our report of @tn ivetant, a the demand still coptinues quite limited In some of the trausne. that ocourred ratber lower prices were acoepted, jowarly for whites; but the gr nthe market is held at former 5 whites, 9a 11 rine; choice. 12 yellows, OX 8 choice and superior, 7% a8 rials; browns, 6m 6\¢ tink; (ueuruchos, “% @ 5% riele, No Muvcovrades have made their appesrance latterly, The weathes has continued favorable in most districts, although from © complaints that the growing cane has neurishment. Molasses isatd rial and becoming quite searee There ts very ttle old 4d new is beginning to arrive in very small pare Lard bes bet improred ia value, as @ further enpply exme in tity eqnal to 6,000 kegs, nO Xegs A eargo of rice i Finis. It was followed $ lorsare stow in maXing offers ata lower rate than that. The quentity left for dis. pera) te about 1200 casks, and it hangs rather heavily ket. owing to the plentiful supplies farntahed by the Island erop, whieh deprive usef any demand from the interior wt present. ‘There sre no transactions aod the in flour to notice Quotations — ities, per a1 sy rials; lard. per quintal. $11); a 12; ham, per quintal, #014; flour, American, per Dbl. $144 $15; potatoes, per bb, $n $45. Freights—There have charters for Lurope reeentiy, and scarcely any it the United Star ‘The ia - Large sales of Ster. ling Bille took pince at 13 per cent prem. We qac New York apd Boston 3 per cent premium. although a large rale took place of made bills as low at 1 per ceut rem. MMarancas, Oct, 18.—We have but little of interest in ovr market. The rice per Zephyr was sold wt 12 rs., cash. Thentrie fomely patronized during the past week. The ¥: Denefite which bave been taken have been all finely 4, and the perforinances of the most iaterest- ‘To hight, © fret © be played ws the afterpiece. ppbneanwar Tue srne —The drama of “ Guy Manner. on" with the ine of lece impress ing. wild and fearfal Walter Seott; seeonoly, it waa her benefit went off with the weual entburte. the audienee Bet as a ebolee pletare is sometimes a | comporition of the most strikivg contrasts so the ex. cellence of Mire Cushman im the tragic and sw ‘The tie approval oF i ? natural was rendered the more striking from her pirasing personat ate m of the Hight. jemlor Mra. Sino} household € com aod Bromley, of the Jordan. were well putin; * Bike, a8 Madame La firm, by and, next to Mis Trappe ‘her fire thie ee Fonrked attention and endorsement of the howe Mra Kright and Mise Kate Hora were aleo weil received, as they dererved to be This evening Mits Cushman age prare in her preat character of Lady Macheth, het last professional a ppen in New York, prior to her en. | tin Foiled Iphia roev.— The public are trae to their old 4d Niblo is trae to the duties whieh hi AtS A. M., 26h, more moderate; steam- | was to pro- | ing at Burton's, for before the orchestra took thelr seats. house was full te see comedy of * Hearts ere Trumps” It is @ sweet thing Mrs, J. Russell plays the part of Mary wost charmingly; she is a beautiful actress, Messrs Lynne and Narn are beyond all praise. Mrs. Brougham’s part is too the plays it fo sweetly This ly is @ rich treat. Burton is inimitable as Joe; Brougham makes a first- Tate rou. National. Turarre —Extra attractions will be of- fered here this evening. viz. the very lat ot soa ez and ¢ Hid are Dole weit the triviny y Rue urlesque of the « Female Forty Thibae andthe beautiful melo drama ef the Fit Duteh. man” This is # fret-rare Sarurday evening bill, and will doubtless be witnessed hy # crowded house. Next week we are to bave something wonderful, the bills say, Mivenei.’s OLymric —The entertatamente at this house last evening were received with demonstration of delight by a large assemblage, attractions for bernigbt ore equally varied gad resting, and will, no doubt, draw a orewded house, Cnnisty’s Mixstaets will give their usual Saturday afternoon concert to day, in addition to their regular evening ope, On both occasions their programme will be very full, Wrien’s Cincvs.—The elegant and gracefal per formance af the equestrian company at the Astor e Pavilion, nightly attracts a crowded and delighted audience. The entertainments, last evening, were well and skilfully executed, and the extraordinary dosility of the animals elicited general adwiration aad aps. plause. Cuunese Assremery Rooms —Meallister gives another of his Soirées Magiques this evening. New Oxteans Seanvapens —This band of N. Minstrels commence their concerts at the Society Lie brury rooms on Monday evening. Bourke ano Horrsan’s Concert —This muateal en- tertalpment comes off on Monday evening, at the Chi- nese Assembly rooms. Miss Davenront,—The benefit of this distinguished actress, at the Boston Atheuum, was a perfeot jam, She is becoming a great favorite, and is highly lauded by the press. Coxtins, the Irish eomedian and vocalist, commences: an engagement at the Br-adway theatre, on Monday evening next, «—The entertainments here are very attractive character The performances of the Martinetti family are greatly admired. Max Maretzeck, accompanied by the two prime donne. Signore Appolonia Kertuces and Giulietta Ter- rini, Signor Giuseppe Gividi, the second tenor, and gther artists, arrived at Boston in the steamer Europa, They reached New York last evening Police Inteiligen Robhery in the First Degree—Oitowr: McLaughlin, of the Sixth men, culllvg themselve: Harrison, on a charge of robbery in the arst degree. It appears that the complainant ia a bootmaker, by the name of James W. Gorton, residing at No, 464 Third avenue; and lest night. between ‘he hours of 10 and LL o'clock, he strolled into Cross street, oa the Five Points, and being somewhat in liquor at the time, the reguesin that vicinity soon found they bad a bird of easy prey. Harrison was the first to meke (he assault, while Me~ Cabe stood a few feet dietant waiting the result. Gor- ton was at first asked todrink by Harrison, but finding he would not comply. the rogue suddeuly seized Gorton around the body, bylding him seoure, whilst with the otber hand. oree and violence ani felonious intent, he took, sto! \d carried away from the person of depo~ nent @ pocket book, containing about $24, alsosmatehed the watch, valued at $13,eud ran off with the property. . McCallum 3d Wo The magists committed both the accused to prison, to await the result, ol Bruel ult ona Ciild.—A monster in human shape, by the name of James Kinney, was arrested yes- terday, on a charge of brutally beating his niece, achild of seven years of age, with a leather strap. or wet towel, exhibiting @ shocking and painful sight. Tho poor child was beaten from head to foot. showing cuts and bruiser terrible to look upon The brute who perpe- trated this shameful outrage was taken befi Justice, MeGrath, who held his to bail to auswer the charge at court, | Burglary ~ Some burglare, on Thurs ay night, entered the grocery store, corner of Grand and Mott’ streets, occupied by Henry Gurker, carrying off three of brace pirtols, silver aad eopper coisa vatued at $9, two pieces of bacon, and two bunches of cigirs, No arrest. Stealing Wearing Apyare!.- Overs Coles and M of the 8th Ward, wrrested, yesterday. & person nm James MoCauley, on a cherge of stealing a quantity of ladies® wearing apparel valued at $60. the property of Wr, Swith. residing at } Hudson street. On the #rrest of the regue, the whole of the property was | recovered, Th trial by Justice ragun Question, [Correspondence of the taitimere Sun.) Wasvrsaron, Oot, 25. 1849, A good deal has been said about the despatohes re- | ceived from our Minister to france. Mr Rives, by the last steamer [ understend they were written from England, and are not important, except in so far as +y confirm the statement that the Freach govern- ment kad disavowed M Pe conduct. Mr. Ri also, it is himself as confident Ubat the Pr receive bim, and the modus operand’ by which writers arrive at the conclusion that osquito question” will be amleably settled by an arrengement being made with Great Britain to throw open the Nicaragua the world. If I under | between this country and England to the cana), but that it arise jal to the commerce of tand it Ch gs the question not with refer | text, or shadow of right to hay | in right# guerentied to her by the King of Mos- he one of which in the right to colo- trading houses The United States acknowledge the King of Mosquito, nor, as ‘& matter of course, any of his acts. England has, there. | fore, no arrangement to make with us in the matter of the Nicaragua Canal an! imegine in any correspood- epee which may take place, this principle will be clearly laid down. 1 do not anticipate a war with England as the result of this stand Tb iil be @ great deat of diplomatic logic displayed o part of Mr Gulwer, the new Exglishen : but the manifest abeurdity of the claim, added to the frm posture which this gorernment has | decided to take will doubtiess prevent anything more | #erious growing ont of it, a eee TONE WEEKLY RERALD, The Weekly Herald will be published at the usual hour this morning It is an exovlient paper to tend to any part of the world. Its contents embrace the mort important and interestiog news from all parte of the globe. including that just reovived by the steam- ship Europa at Boston. Single coptes, sixpenee, dy the neeom plied reateurat fetting one of b | pationce, however, wot Hike to be out of date fn the mutter | A Hat from Eepensenbetd ts now considere of to bean ineienetenbic tie for a well drow im Hie or are wneqaalled by any fashionable estes Untied stat tie low prices hev* sneceed= him the trade la tows, at 107 Nassau ‘the jeg tor F Life-lihe phieel ebetenes o the rivel ear b. Sm for § row. street. Squire & Just received. a , n thote that wart y oe Nit vo thelr taste, at either ® ton rt, or 2 Bowery, guerrenn Gallery, whe can ‘on | Miserable bine and teek t | they visited this celebrated Portable Dress Would ceil the attentic mi uh atestect facilities ere enavled to effir them at ® Tred. te whieh they are im SAUNDEMS & SON, it Liberty sty S97 Broadway. beeriver atilt and Stores, equal aut, Brooklyn, my Store In the ety which very finest Fr aesortmont Of ed 18H. 11G Willian street, t—The first that vere exh ft GB. CLARKE Premia ed ot the late Pair a stores, Boots and shoes of alt kluds in peovortion ead eB pocTorR. Vall Doote ona cau be f buyer rdat fan Gaiters aad ndship Springing up Between bones hue ay y pivls if a deloal tehiv chan te ma fines, Cookies, ait thew, oF aa; 4 Fran: patsat ae ih wotor atnable foe a or bathin 4 " te is warranied to dicate tupe tinons bare from any part of tie Govrsad s Medicated Moir Nesworarive will ) foree the bair to off 5 hele & eplondid siitiners and gloss. the most evlond d and delicate pre- jadies ‘necuing rt Felix U-arwud ny OF alter sear, dae cede aent- f Jordan. Brer T ‘The magic effect of a good eet, Bort hind Felee Albany; Green & Co, We an ” OOOO oa oO EE EE eee