The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1849, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. etennrrr nee) Rerthwest corner of Walston am and Nassau sts. MES GORDON BENNETT, 7* FROFRIETOR AND EDITOR. ical “AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Kino or THE Commons —Jack SHEFFAKD, BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdwsy~Reny O'Mone— Breerheakrs ann Wive: NIBLO’S GARDEN, Broadway.—La Frere Cn. TRE—Rev Gnome. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambors strect-—-Domsry anD Bom—Demon Jnsten. NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square—Is He Jea- Lovs—Parm Oxe with THE Goupen Looks—Frm ae Foury Tuinves—My Neinnon's Wire. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway—N aval ENGAGEMENTS The Cup ov THE Re NT—MAKAIND BACHELOR, MECHANICS’ NALL—Cunisty's Mivernens—Vovace MusicaL—Erniorian Sry: - AMERICAN MUSEUM—Mantinzer: Pasiny, &o. CHINESE MUSEUM—Cuniositivs oF THR CenesriAL Eurmer. CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS—MAcALListe Maciaur. SOCIETY LIBRARY—New Onveans Senevaveas. CIRCUS, Astor Pine Somers Equeeraian Perronmances. November t, 184%, New York, Thursday, News from Europe. The Hibernia is due at Halifax, and we may expect to receive her news this afternoon Highly Important from W ‘ashington—De- monstration of the Cabinet against En- gland on the Mosquito Qnestion—Prova- ble Rupture with that Power, By perusing a very interesting and important letter, from our Washington correspondent, which will be found in this day’s Herald, and also two articles which we have extracted from the organs ‘of the cabinet—one from the N American and Ga- zctte, Mr. Clayton’s own paper in Philadelphia, and the other from the Courier and Enquirer, of this eity—our readers cannot but perceive that General Taylor's cabinet have arrived at the determina- tion to take a decided, and, if need be, hostile atutude towards Great Britain, on the Mosquito question, and to defend the privileges granted to American citizens, and the rights of the republic of Nicaragua to the Mosquito territory, in opposition to British pretentions and British protection, to the last extremity, even if war between the two coun- tries should be the result. No other conclusion can be arrived at by the unprejudiced reader, when he has perused those articles from the cabinet | organs, and the letter of our Washington corres- pondent; the three combined making the case as clear as any that ever was submitted to a court | the Buncombe order were made at the ume. and jury, and even clearer than thet of the ‘Con- fidence Man,” recently convicted at the Court of Sessions. The cabinet are evidently preparing for « grand hostile demonstration towards England | patched together, showing that it was in the thiek- on this subject, and it will be very interesting to | study and unravel the future movements of that wonderful body of wisdom, in the matter. It will be seen that the cabinet has determined to support Nicaragua on two grounds, viz:—On the Monroe doctrine, concerning the interference of European powers with the affairs of the American continent ; and on the principle that neither Great Britain nor the so called King of Mosquito have any rights, and never asserted any, to the Mos- quito terntory, but, on the contrary, that all the nght and title to that portion of Nicaragua territory is in the State of Nicaragua alone, and conse- quently her grant of certain privileges to American citizens, connected with the port of San Juan and of the river San Jeon, by the government ef Nica- ragua, is good against the whole world. Now, the end and aim of the cabinet, in taking this position at this late day, are apparent. From the time when Mr. Clayton and his associates got in- to power ia Washington, as the constitutional advi- sers of Gen. Taylor, they have broaght much odium on themselves and laughter on the administration, by the course which they have adopted in con- nection with the foreign policy of the government. That policy has been rebuked most signally by the States which have held elections since their iastal- lation, almost every one of them having, by a large majority, denounced the cabimet and its foreign policy. That pohcy was one of sympathy with European despotism, and was anti-American and contrary to the liberal spirit of the age. Mr. Cl ton and his ageociates seem to have ndepted es model, not General Washington's administration, but th: John Adama, and even to have exhausted that ia or four short but me ity | months. As the of cabinets, when this country was only an infant nation, was not to interfere with Europ ton adopted ur tact 2 t of old liree poticy of the old menths, tov Italy, and Rome, end, ne of the ancient eabi the French Minister, and a enet, so the ent cabinet created dismissed that fonctionary lowed to a gre particularize. net have brought thems« the present dey into th Poussin, and arallel unne y, that the g party of same odium wapopu- larity in which the old federal. w ler the Presidency of John Adams, on account of their sympathy with European despotism, and th termined opposition to anything and everything American Finding themselves in this ing fol lowed the tactics of ok 1 ts, brought t € glorious whig of 1818 € ‘ ia wh the federalists were held in 17%%—they it necessary to change their plan of operation and pur a n of sey which wil roll back the tide ¢ f larity that | in against them, by re ¢ themselv mouth-pieces of c ad A can fee! view, yt and are about to adopt the fF Mr Ma om thi t war wi nglan 1 ve th eto the f 2! 1 The at to play sures to produ ft H a thi country and Englar th ito question which w toar t Vol a y pro dace a v ¥ ! hited States. ‘Tl ie a dees cautious’ carried ovt, will, y vd ae d sired end, an 1 a war with Englane ing among the Brith pre net resist t to ¢ ey may succe eomy re Beaid ’ righ ee raide im vindicatin privi w e over eon sions of Ir 10 one believes that they were I y w n that of ac ng a cc i ver that point, which is the only place nerican conti nent which ; « conatt ton of a p car A and Pacific oceans for commerce . We have considered it our , dent journal, to conde ent cabin some months past, because mbec we ness and truckling spirit which nerd in our foreign relations, and the sympathy whi hae shown towarde deapotiem, in both the old and new worlds, to say nothing of th violation of all General Taylor's pledges, in t! eweeping removals from office, without canse of any kind. We have, on many occasions, given our reasons for taking that course, and we are entisfied that, in taking it, we have the support of all liberal people through- eutthe country. Dui if the cabinet is now de termined to retrieve the errors which it eommit- ted in its foreign policy, by taking a high-minded and determined stand in this Mosquito business, and to vindieate the legitimate elaims of Amenean eitizens in opposition to the pretensions of Great Britain, we shall give the cabinet a hearty and wil- ling support i the steps which it may take, even if actual war with that power be the result. We shall go with them “up to the hub” in the matter. The United States has nothing to fear from a war with Great Britain; the combined powers of all Europe could not conquer this country. To be sure, our commerce would be cut up, and perhaps ruined ; but no consideration—even the certainty of anmhi- lation—should restrain us from vindicating our nights, and resisting the aggressions of that ambi- tious, greedy, and deceitful power onthe American continent, But, by adopting proper precautions, our commerce even may not suffer so much as might be supposed. Before the cabinet proceeds much further, our merchants in the Atlantic cities had better regulate their affairs accordingly, and make provision against the casualties to which that branch of our industry will be subjected as soon as the cabinet push the Mosquito difficulty to the war point. One thing is certain, the honor and charae- ter of the nation must not be trampled upon by any | foreign power, no matter what the cost of sustaining them may be; and in sustaining them the eabinet at Washington wil! meet with a hearty support. ‘Tue New York Vouunrrers.—At the last meet- ing of the Common Council of New York, a com- mittee was appointed to ascertain and repert on what condition, and for what price, a lot of ground in Greenwood Cemetery can be purchased, for the interment of the New York Volunteers. This ap- pears to us to be a very curious proceeding. Those gallant fellows fought and bled for their country— sustained the honor of their native State on the bloody fields of Mexico; and are they to have no otherackaowledgment of theirservices than the ten- der of a grave when they dic, either in the course of nature or from disease contracted when fighting the enemy? This is one way of rewarding those who shouldered the musket at the eall of their country, and marched two or three thousand miles, to-meet, fight, and overcome the enemy. If the tender of a grave is the only acknowledgement that our city councils cah offer for the gallantry and bravery of our noble volunteers, we should think they had better withhold it. Cannat the city or the State do something better than that for them? Previous to their departure for the field of | carnage, those gallant volunteers were presented by the Corporation of New York with a splendid flag. ‘The ceremonies on the occasion, we recol- lect, were very imposing, and several speeches of The flag was accepted, and, after the war was over, it was brought back, completely riddled by the balls of the enemy, and with the staff broken and est of the fight, had seen hard service, but was never captured by the enemy. And are the gallant fellows who upheld that flag, and who bled while holding it aloft in the dreadful strugzle, to be treated to nothing but a grave, by our mag- nanimous Corporation? Such, indeed, it appears, is the case. Now, if the Common Council have the power of appropriating money for the burial of the dead, they can, devote some to the support of the living volanteers. Many ef those brave fellows, who perilled their lives in achieving the glory and renown which the city of New York claims as its own, and who suflered for months on the bed of sickness, from disease con- tracted in the performance of their duty, were ut- terly disregarded while living; but, in the muni ficence of its liberality, the Common Council are | willing to give them a grave, free of charge, when dead. Such genero: is overpowering. Now, would it not be much better for the Corporation, as the representatives of the will of the people of this few surviving volunteers of the New York city, to adopt, if we muy use the expression, the | Gratifying News—Mr. Bodiseo Coming Baek. ‘Wasnixaron, Oot, 81—P. M. The lady of Mr, Bodisco has published a card, wholly denying the statement put forth by the Washington oor- respondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer, rela- tive to the exile of her husband to the snow-clad wilds of Siberia. Madame Bodisco further states that she re- ceived letters from Mr. B., by the steamer Europa, in which he informs her that he had taken his departare from Rusti, on his return to this country. Mr. Bodiseo, it is anticipated, will arrive here about the let of January, Decision in the Great Telegraph Case, Franxronr, Ky., Oct, 29, 1849. The trial between Messrs, Moree and O'Reilly has at length closed, and a decision has been rendered in fa- vor of Mr. Morse,» His patents have been fully sus- tained—the first, for fourteen yoars from the date of his French patent in 1838 ; and the second for fourteen years from 1846, The Columbian instrument was like- wise declared to be an infringement upon Mr. M.’s system, and an injunction was granted against its use during the full term of the above named patents, Mr. O'Reilly has appealed from this decision, The Late St. Louis Tragedy. Sr. Lovis, Oot. 81—A, M. A crowd of several thousand persons assembled around the jail where the two French brothers were confined, last evening, and remained there until after midnight. No serious demonstration, however, was made, theugh considerable excitement existed, There isa strong feeling against tho prisoners, and @ dispo- sition to Lyneh them, Mr. Barnum is still living. Appointments by the , Preside t. Wasninaron, Oct. 81—P. M. John C, Clark, of Virginia, First Auditor, has been appointed Solicitor in the Treasury Department, vice R. H, Gillett. removed; and Thos. L. Smith, formerly Register, as First Auditor, vice John C, Clark, nFoLK, October 30, 1849, The sloop Catharine Ward, Wiggins, of New York, putin here in distress, having been damaged during Shocking Acciden' Pritaperemia, Oct, 31, 1849, Mr. Boards, a farmer from Berks county, was run over this morning by a heavily laden cart, and was crushed to death. — Miltary Review at Baitumore. Baurimone, October 31-8 P, M. A grand military parade came off here this after- noon. The troops were reviewed by the Governor. Whe Weather, Navigation, &c. Avuany, Oct 31, 1849, ‘The weather to-day has been quite cold, and flakes of enow were visible ia the air, At7 o'clock this morn- ing the thermometer stood at 19, Bartimone, October 31, 1849, We had a slight sprinkling of snow here, this morn- ng. Pirronvnan, Oct, $1, 1849, Thre is six and a half feet water in the channel, and rising rapidly. We bed heavy rains during yesterday afternoon and last night. Markets. Barimone, October 31-9 P. M, The produce market is without change to notice, Dealers generally are awaiting the steamer, now due. Burrato, Oct 31-6 P. M. Receipts sins yesterday:— Flour, 2.500 bbis.; wheat, 9,000 bnshels; corn, 3.500 do, The market ts steady for flour, but the salvos are rmall; about 1,000 bola. Michignn sold at $4 ‘There 1s not much inquiry for wheat, tales not exceeding 6,000 bushels, including Southport ing, at G2%c, the operations in corn Freights are 66 @ 68c. for flour, i8e. for wheat, and 13e. for corn, ny, Oot. 31—6 P.M. Receipts since yesterday: — anni 16,000 bbls.; wheat, none; corn, 000 bushels; barley, 19,000 bushels. There is a good demand for flour, and we notice sales of 4500 bbie , beard common, at $4 50 a $4 6254; mo me at $4 69 a $4 81, and pure Cieneser at $5 12 4 5 2b. For prime wheat there i : fair milling inquiry, and the rales are 4.000 bushel it $1 164 for Genesee, and {0c, for isconsin in corn, sales of 6,000 bushels, at 6234 a 630. for Western mixed. There isa steady demand for barley, aud the sales embrace 16,000 bem els, including two-rowed, at Soke, and four-rowed at b6 Xe. | ment, and provide comfortably for their wants while living, than to give them a grave when dead ? We certainly think it would be @ more suitable | way of expressing our gratitude for their heroic services, than the plan adopted—that of appoint- | ing a committee to purchase a plot of ground, for the reception of their remains, in Greenwood cemetery Sa! | Tem 7 extra Tue Caninet to the follo of a letter from Weshing- ton, published in the Tribune, it would appear thet | | the cabinet is getting weak in the legs, and mast | | come to the ground. We had expecied a royal gume of seven pins ; but if they begin to tumble | | over before the play commences, there will be no | nec of rolling; all we shall have to do will | to stand by and let them tumbie, reserving our | three spare balls, if necessary, for the odd pin or | two that may be left standing. The Tribune wri- | ter vaya A rumer bar eatned very general eireviation to to the effeet that Mr. Mereditia 4 rinetion sbortly t end t ® parsuite of his part. i have ng like reli- h au event would h sup or leas to aselgn teats | tiny In conpertion with tt Secretary of the rumored resignation of the , ion ot his sneses- a I ace of publ jon Wm. tf {your € Connecticut, and Hon ¥ mention most like. | ice would toat have re apt tobe those I have | for th fact, it hee been at some of the member of the cabinet i¢ of | the most intimate ebarar ter Mr. Forward was There she © cay We! hope the ¢ net tand rough dea your w lumne of # that then 6 medium of t oa 0 tort a} und Aa steady Iriend erd my seivetion of gratitude to hie fe ation for your friend a who he appreciation hist end worth a dee atby with bie hereaved mod ndee my Yours, Reepectt oa ‘a6 Et. Louis, on the isch wy censuring bis disregard of ut of the Legilature were parted, aad favorable to the principle of the Wilmot nevnerd a bigh wall and @ deep diteh 1 the demoeracy of Missourt Two hundred bogs w wa at Troy, N. York, cn the sth vit tye To Prces.—Aceerding | § Arrived | Raitimore by running echt Awanda, do, L Steamships C ph il ined several th, brig Bei PPides, Liverpoc 5 ‘Newport, Wal a ce Uoim wh ith the wreck of bark Beaver, (of York, abandénod. it Pr Nee biked, Bea NYork ‘Gol An- guon, NY ark, aad Tawngend, NOrteans. Por tas, Octodar st. A ands che Benokvilie, trem Nerieik. one A * Newronvront, Oot 0. , Baltimore. Cleared —Narks Mery Frasier, Pacific: Pantheas and | acite Baited--2hip Emma C Joves, Indian Ocean, en Inventigrncr rrem Haytt.—Ceptain Mulligan of brig Gilbert Hatfield, from Meragoanne, Jast night, informs us that that port was closed to all foreign vessels, by proclamation of the Empe- rot, Soulougue, on the 1 inst. Ce was plenty and high, but, owing to the monopoly law, the Logwood was holders would not put it inm: t her rates in good demand, at rather h City Pent WARD LiOT—THR ELECTION Day There wore no arrests made on Tuesday the oa the 6th ward rict, which we rep terday morning ; but iin members of the Kelly procession, who <TH PREPAR ATIONS Por night, rted yes: were issued against of the toreb-light day evening warrants party and eed on were ree There are ebont a burhel of brickbats and paving” ftoues oe 4 to wnan's houre, which was the object of atteok are fifty panes broken, chiefly on the Ce tide, Unfortunately, as | often happens on these oreasions, « centieman who had nothing to do with either of the factions, was | passing at the time, and was emit he earth with a brick, which made ® frightful gach in his forehead, We refer to Dr. Creveling t White street He wae up in @ state of | sibility, and con- veye Though the wound is hideous, and has Ws li, wes earn there no fi ture , is fol lascan be expected af blood. ‘The eame tre ele Vankeo Fra Alin and Centre streets. both warm j re were ultimately diep \elly party state that the ard that ules! ere 6 Gret hurled er of Brenban's pubiie house. at them from t Among the number for whom warrants were issued ! ¢ John Long and Thomas Kelly; the intter, on his arrest, eave Uh ¢ teat ‘ and iting the kot @ and presented | ¢ knife was then dropped, and a fev t took between the accused wnd th 1 by time the officers @ ly t oi tre: ed to ball in $00. on both charges for the and the other for the asseuit with on the prot but the beglnming of t 1 in th ww lot boxes are to hay Hetrlots, and it , & geriain eliqu ’ hed, end the “a ' + are raid to be ce beiong to the Kellyiies 1 y the Nellyit en, on Te inning aud artall epe at | on the day of eleetion 0 ex | the Wager should remove, 0 tay of peice of dath ward to dodaty | Cond wards, and the officers of thore wards to tne cberge ¢f the Sixth om that important day. ifthe ‘ hould be adopted, it would be the means « ting many broken beads, and powsibiy m aie ul riot, whieh, by the apeet of € presew fait to be brewing for some deaperate acts on botl | cides, and murder tay be te reeult | _ Five hundred and reventy- five emigrants arrived at Boston ov the votm ult Htettan Opera, Astor Ptnee.—We are ree | m of eubecribers to the adver iy for their tekets of a Lets ot eight and ten o'cioe! to eal! the acton mout notifying them to ap iis morning, betweon the are small, embracing 3,000 bushels flat yellow, at 490. | | | enough to convince the buils that the fancies are quarterly report of June 30, and that on the 22d of September the loans and discounts were $1,301,506 more than they were at the date of the previous report. Italso appears, that on the 22d of September there was less specie by $1,564,062 than at the previous date. The returns ‘or December 9, 1848, compared with those for September 22, 1849, exhibit the annexed re- sult :-— “Tie gent Horsemanship..—An Evening gentlomes, in the noble and ma ding kao Sf Horgemanani Disbro: Ine: vy Sept. 22, 49, iy isos “ba 133,206 Loans and dise’ts. 40.665, 64! Specie. . 8,022,: rd 171,822 Cireviation . 4478,527 5.706.463 1.780 Deposite. . TB1,4425143 28,482,228 7,040,080 ore from half. to wishing to subserrbe, will pl venience, The Richeteu Rive Pointed Gold Pen has, for gurabilly need of ly by 4. Hoven 93 rect, alto ‘an extensive assortment of fine Gold ‘and ‘Slive His ay Coed for the repairing of watches and It appears by this, that, in a little more than nine months, there has been a very great expansion in all the leading departments of these institutions. The accumulation of deposits is the most extraordinary feature, ard exhibits an increase of idle capital toa much greater extent than we imagined, with all our distrust and doubt relative to the future. The line of discounts has not increased such a large per cent as the deposits; but, for the period, it bas been very great —equal to anything of the kind experienced in the rpeculative times of 1836 and 1837, Where this expansion will stop, it is pretty difleult to tell, but we do know that, if it goes on much longer, at the rate realized during the last nine months, there must be @ collapse somewhere, It is our impression that the bulk of this increase in joans has been for the purchase of stocks—such 8 government and State securities—either for the account of the institutions, or for private spe- culators. The commercial classes are not in want of bank favors, and the greatest portion of the deposits belong to them, These deposits will be used up before the lapse of many months, by the maturing of engage- ments made by the merchants; and as their engage- mente are caily increasing faster than they are liqui- dated, the time {is not far distant when the deposits will be reduced to about the ordinary level, and the de- mand for money be much more active than it has been for many months. in December, 1848, everything con- nected with commerce was at the lowest notch, credits were more curtailed than had been known for years, and the banks had few offerings for diseount. The mercantile classes were more anxious to liquidate their old debts then to form new ones, retrenchment being the order of the day; and the banking movement of this city and State, and of every other city and State ju the Union, became much reduced, Since then there has been a steady and repid increase in all depart- ments of business, and the banks have expanded large- ly in a short space of time Stock Mxchange. 1s the only Store In the city whore clothes are made to ord the same id ly made, single vec, cloth ‘dress or frock, , frow $10 to $1 ne n me $30 hed’ eit. LARKE, te yw iltinea atree'. Boone * Porter, of 65 Catharine street, orni invoice of ehoiee and per pry Go ea great varied plaid. wool long and iquare embracing eve ety Er plaid, color, and pricen, from $3 tothe finest quality made, loo, all'styles, prices und’ qualities of Broche Shawls. three cases plain colored Muslin de Laines, at Is, the y three do. plain colored satin striped Cashmere, at la 6d. with a full assortment of all other seasonable goods, LANE & PORTER, 69 Catharine street, petis Gil Cloth, Rugs, Draggets, Table wyed if the five large ahow-rocins, Wo.) Bo dat a reduction of 10 percent Liquid Halr — Phalon’s Lmoproved Magio Hair Dye, a new invention, to color the Hair or Whise ore the momen! itis applied, withous injury to the alr of shin. Gentlemen can Baye thele Whiskers dyed in Ave minute No, 107 Brosdway, comer poked grrect, under the Freuklin liouse. Per bottle, jarKe, 5,000 Wigs and 'Toupees alwn; on s the Wig bhadin tf of Medhurst & Heard, FP veiden mane ind citizens can select from ‘hel: rs They are of the best workmanship, an Bh the Iadeat fin provemnts. Also, ladies’ Ora im great abundance. Copy the Car ang Steamboat Voth fom to publish railear and steambe we venture to say that if e way ae to Which was the tore in N dre. -nItis the fasi= t votes for Presideut. cstion should be put in heapest and best beot and York, there would be ® rousing majority friend J M4 Ann street. 00 US 6's, C7 ity £0 shsCanton Co 60 Dyspepsia, and all Disorders or the Stomach | a ag | Oe ae Permanently cured by Atutehing's, Vegetable e Dyspe} the certificates of Luther f Wy- 4 Peet "oh Wes Py Erie ice on, Brady, ‘Sector Mardeuberzh, aud other pt $000 N York 6's, ‘6 wine 10 Harlem RR (DOO. known citizen ; an bo obtained gratis | jg) Pome f 86 10 do by calling at the principal « Icon street. 10 shs Morris Canal 13 ae ® oa 190 2H do bém # Mecdicoted Linkment tscer= | 9) 59 Oop tasce rin i fo ‘om. Produce «beautify 1 Ff eats By sy 600 de “a 6 ulcers, era 100 do. 100 do poo female, sa fa saieed aa 0 NWR Hagtiorl RR WOM us hs ar? ONE Hartord RR 123g and £9 cents 10 do WON VRN Haven RE De way, one door abo’ COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Oct, 31-6 P.M. ‘The stock market does not change much from day $1000 Reading Bonds ‘6000 Erio 7's, ‘59 100 Canten Co 53 2% eo 85) 75 she Canton Co 50 do 40 Morris Canal 100 Parmes’ Trust oO do ® Harlem RR street, will Mater beer - Awd, A aRTEe ¢ Ag TAR CONTE, ALAR No. hae: of ye Me treat tvenihg, Oot 20-181), the followiog feesiutions were mously adopte weet That return our peazemne thanks to Ji Esq. Assistant Super sf Engine Gos No. ot Newari, ar, (eth beeat nd gentlemanly reception, and be sie ts ‘not far gait a distant when we shall be enal By order, JOUN J. Joun Burr, Secretary. HE MEMBERS OF TUE HAMBLIN GUARD ARE RE~ opted to attend a mectiog st Johnston's Saloon, cor ner of Baya d Bowery, on Thursday evening, Nev. Ist, at9 o'el ye 11, £. STEVENS, Commandant. OTICE.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Ri ‘8 the office of the Assistant Pommisears of of aaratens, , in quarters, nooks and shanks to te excluded, ‘ay be from time to time required for tl thrice in each weeks, on such days as shall the Assistant Cominissary of Subsistonen, names of two good suretiog must accompany the Lid, AMES TB, RICKETTS, lot Lieut, fet Art... NOUSESIF DUNCAN McDOUGAL AND, FRANCIS. al, brotherr, natives of Oban, Argy Bootland, aa who left that country for New ees tore in is3, and the ‘Jacter im 1638, wil ey they. will seceive intormabinn i regard cision. It is understood that these sirens, for to Lonseill aiend feven years peerions, to Nov.! aston and ais them of ¢ Ky.,end ware ensaged aa tratichnrs the assist + tate od in} ‘een alligatt Sy oan Arey ty iat post a oportio roeh quant pene fer an ©) bout the end of Is4i, they went to 4 dealers, tradin Or to Mowers. Adam be Kirk, 0 South Ohasletie st burgh, Seotlaad. BOAKDING, fe. RE ENON CIEL OOO CCT OCLC LET OARDING.—GENTEEL FU. NISUED 3 APARTMENTS, for ans yn with all the uswal conve~ OARDING—T0 LET, FOR THE WINTER, handsome enites of Rooms, consisting of ht fg ing Room and Drawing Room, on the frat floor, with four Landeome Bedrooms, On second floor, one r, with two or three Bodruoms. Ol mente, and lighted with eae thrownnowt, priors tables and attendanes furnishe?. apply at No. 687 Houston street, second block oust of Broadway OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO GENTLEMEN ft cam be seoommodated with a pleasant room, and break rast an al x Rederensts suchemgos, “Saquiress the aqua sere eure Court and Atlantic streets, Bu? AND LODGING WANTED-FOR A LADY, with three children and a servant, a pari bed rooms. wi Fourth and way. ituation ‘ifteenth street. Bose WANTED, IN A PRIVATE ‘FAMI genth his wife, ana cbitd.. Location mi ber reat, dress 1. , ox 193% post office. or AT UNION PARK, No, 18 FOURTEENTH 8T., detween Broadway amd Sth avenue.—Two lnrze and fvedarge single ‘roome may Ve had on immediate tion. Stranger prived this is a gnost healthful, bn well as" the fashionable location.” LADY a CENTLEMAN WI8H TO 0: payed ‘Address M. Broadway Post office, with terme, Re, will Seenatne, nani addressed “CO. B. be strictly confidential, new prepared to take boarders F Upon rea~ sonable lente, cahen te Temtliee pep te A eptiewen. to day, vither way. This steadiness in prices operates more to the advantage of the bears than the bulls; in fact, the bulls do not gain anything by it. ‘The inte. rest account is hourly rolling up against them; and on the amount they have invested in the fancies, it is no «mall item. The slight variations in prices are hardly worth noticing; but the sales fluctuate considerably. To-dey the sales of Farmers’ Loan and Harlem were large; and it will be seen by the transactions reported, that only one lot of each was sold for cash ~all the rest were on time, either buyer's or sellers option. The experience of the past three or four months is Anmwers to Advertisements sent iby Bist must be post: paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Office. . IRVING HOUSE, Broanway, New Yora. pakatabs MOREL, Gaatet concen, Basenecen, TREMONT MOUSE, Tanonr srnvet, Bosron. BUsrs HOTEL, SvRacuse, ne w Youn. LOST. 3 KEWARD-LOST, YESTERDAY, A YOUNG DOG OF the bull terrier breed; color, dark brindle, fait sett Curling over the Lack; had astrap collar on. i ove reward by bringing said dog to e or to No. OAs Brondway, New Yort doomed; that it is impossible to cram them down peo ple’s threats, as they bave been in former years, and that the quantity in the market, as large as it is, is less than it will be three or six months hence. Iti source of considerable satisfaction to us, that we have been instrumental in opening the eyes of the public to the real position of the companies known as fanctes; | their way, for any company that wishes to mystify | deceive its eLockholders; but the report recently issnod | will aetuatly prevent what the management might | SPORTING. nan AA AAAAARAEAAA AAA AAA TNION € COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—PURSE OF $309, Smile hi to hart and before we are through with these concerns, the bull speculators of Wall street will find thet they will have the whole issue of shares in their possession, without a market for the first lot. If the direc tors of these companies consider it good polley to put forth doctored ‘reports, from time to time, for the purpose of deceiving the public and drawing it into some scheme they may have in embryo, we can- not help it; but it is our duty to unmask the matter, and present it in its true light, The latest case of this kind is the report published by the Harlem Railroad | Company, which is, without exception, one of the most foolish attempts to bolster up the credit of an insolvent concern we have met with for a long time, The ports of the Reading Railroad Company are modest, ia | and ever been tri untry, heat in 74bhaj Soffolk the vecond heat | heat in 7:07" The cars will leave South Perry, Brooklyn, at ‘he o'clock, and return Pe rae ‘As Lhe sports arg over. M. D. GREENE, Proprietor. ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.—A PURSE OF wenty-five Dollars will como of this ‘at half two v'elock ; mile heate, Lest thres in tive, ‘to saddle, Dase enters b. ¢. Drover Boy; C. Brooks eaters Uncle T Bowden enters wg. fnew Storm; D. Kehos caters { Jones; Mr. Townsend enters g. m. Orange Maid; W. renters b. g- Dutohers Boy. TLLTAM FO ¥ & & Pa by Baile i intermediate land i The parsenger cars W # excepted;) Leavi by the Harlem Company ix euch an abortion that it otherwise have acbomplished, viz: the negotiation of a loan for the additional cost of the lorer extension ‘There is not a sane wan in this community who would lend that company a dollar upon the strength of that report, with all its favorable calculations aad estimates; end if th etual condition of the atialrs of the road was known, ite oreditors would labor under apptehen- tions as great as those experienced by the oid stock. holders. it ia strange that directors in all our railroad com- | panies do not see the advantage of taking the ball by | the horns— of coming out at once, with « full, fatr, and honest report, no matter how bad it may lo#k, so long on it is trne and faithfel, and shew the stoekholders fle value ot thelr property is. There bareholder in the country, who bas purchased stock for permanent investment, but that would A with such # statement than with all | the menufactured, polished reperts the greatest adept | in the business could get wp. It must come to this We must etrlp these aonual, semi-annual, cr monthly reports, or those istued at any time, to serve any par- tieular purpose, of all extraneous mates and caleulations, and present nothing ne 4 A. M. for Peekskill: at 4s 2. With boat tor foughken Leave Peeka= hew York par Oy a artival of rom Poughkeepeig; at Iq P.M. Iaave beepate ? wk, hy boat to. it A ¢ obtained. w . YOUNG, Chief Engineer, ‘ork. Now. 1, 1249 MILLING, AND DEY GOODS. | CARD. THE OPERA. WE NOUIPY THE ATR ef the Opera that we ¥ 1 French Kid Gloves at se.; 5 Ay us, pal Art Union. oadway, next docr to the interna LE AND CHBAP.—A.M. & BR. DAVI WF hate ’ nt of Curtain 4 the be better plea mes, 6 © subscribers having reo: ho manufacture matter, of all but what | Yuin ptroet. is at the time actually kaown and deini: M®: aks " aN W. BARKER & ©. 71AND73 CATUARINE Above all things, that grand sewer, that | : ofourt inne . Treieewe poe age reservoir, “construction agceunt,’’ mast be reparatet * now we will be from all others, and stand upon ite own basis, We | 1%tS snd much ga od by giving thets'a eal, Botore purehas should then ree a different exhibit of surplus or net | “* ae revenue; we should then find thet the rumping ex- | Nahecia penses of all eur reads wore much larger than gene- | rally euy pesed and that most of the dividends declared were nearly ¢o much added to the capital of each. | ‘The roseipts at the ofiee of the Assistant Treasurer | efthie port to-day, amounted to #45 payments, $128,902; balance, $8,792,800 / ‘The steamship Niagara, for Liverpoot, carried out 187.218 in gold. The market for eterling exchange clored firm at our highest quotations, netwithstand ing the iutrense in the «upply of bilis, ‘Tho best names sold at 10 9 1036 per cont premium, f ity street, nent Broadw: en York, The Bank of the State of Now York has declared « R PMOVAL<? BRR WOULD INFORM éividend of three and a helf per cont, payable onthe | 4 ™ Ms fiends ena Suet 10th of Novembor | Motel, and will eere hore he intends kee The Brooklyn Uston Ferry Company have declared of three and a halt per cent, payable on the mber exed comparative statement exhibits the nition of incorpstated and associated banks of this g of June 0th, and September 224. eturns received by the Com). T° UE LADIES — EDWARD It. MBWMAN, NO. Browdyn ¢ Thi under reenier sleeves, } | and d Yous Crrv Banx | MORGAN shove bore for tend Becks patted. Pr thortored by math Forsien i) ning the F — ISHED ROOM WIT ASTOVE OR FiRB PLACE ed by ® gentleman, aud board. Adéress M. W., at MISCELLANEOUS, ARRIAGES, vites his ol stock, He hne spai AAA %) BROADWAY.--J. ¢, BAM: Jn. IN customers od strat AA haps ph red no pains in m: as good a ‘ately ef Carragon yl ivan tS die ot good assortment of J.C, HAM, jr, will execute orders for any wipe st Carrlagee wits peomupenase oar Ni » Virgin oe District of Columbia, Bach ration to canna of one 4 a nartar of tres efor ures quartorsats found ve cf bread made of aupertne at the option sovern= of six pounds of goed eoffee, ive ‘pounds of the best New" igh rts of the Dest whive " k or by the single most choice pivoon of the earcess th exeahven sit tin pte 4 4 for two bunds tess pork, and. the. grocerisa of the bent named. eubjest to inepection. No bid this offire unless scoompanied by dol Guflcieney cf the sv by tictal person. Te be ondorved * Propevale for Rations TO LOAN AT SIX PER © It on bond and moraege, a) and upward. S PATENT rr m4 a Obio, Which, in a fe Protecting whatever cov and from fro, Purchaser n00F PAINT. FROM turns to slate cr stone, vd, Trou the petion of the weather Hould be partiowler ar hat » | every barrel inmarked Elake® latent Fire Prout there ie shy amount of worthigns eoumtertole, sult ba’ tpe | marker, selfod five proof paint, The genuine artiole for sale by the patentee, oF Ne. BBrvad susst, Now Porky GITAMP AND LABEL Pais leted to print Ls hand etotp wow in ts, cut in nary typecr siersotype. The per on tea horizon tie inking of ink and the 0 BUDBLE--BUT TO SAVE YOU RSELE TROUBLE, send for Twelvetrce’s pomphiet, teaching how foean. Twelvettec's room, 2 if you will reosive the eorcall aad tort~ n't Agency, S77 Broad 3 Mechaafeal Lem thie eatablishinemt for rer Lampe Undertakes orery dé dot Prose Drone pay DORVE ot AT CROTON MILLS, Cugaay ? A Jed feet pr 4: premium te, Dealers HROKER & Cadenicable nen tnees ity saw handlos, Ke., ready finish= a8 for Rewspa- Ave proportion. ‘trom one pattern, 1 Pateh—where Kingle « aching, Will be sold, wed why reem \chte for operating ples of the wor Vr ‘1 ' ‘ | Due Tre y gina | 1 : f Dm i ‘ | FENDER Watt Bae BA, ipcleded ie ‘ " Warisbereh Pon ot dS aivveve Mitty & Bet of the a r the reduetion of three | ae * | case of infamy; the conelusion of the Kid’ Sw 1 1 r aati | tgtipst Charles Hl. Carpenter; an gptiole on the Lawyers and oe . a oto ett ean; more about Fiiilander T. Zones, Re, A From the foregoing etate it appears that the | witha full account of ail Merde demrreiey on Uaee hing capital has been inereased $410,510 «inoe the a Nassau ot. Gold evesyehere, rinted with neat= offtes of a. . fi foe Si & y veh inst eT il tors 7 at the Come rota THOMAS B. SUTTON, Job and Oued nf examine the New & one mow in t