The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1849, Page 3

one of these swindling eoncerns used up, than Springs another, so that the public is continually preyed ‘Bpon by these cormorants. Any quantity of indigna- tion is exhibited when one of these money manufactu- ving machines explodes, and those who have been swindled wonder how they were induced to take such trash; but, after a few months, the affair is forgotten, and the first thing the public know is another similar sbave, by come bank located in the immediate vicinity ofthis city. For the past fifteen years, we have warned the public against every one of these swindling shops, months and months before they exploded; and those who followed our advice escaped. The most promineat ease, of late years, is the Plainfield Bank, of New Jersey. Every one knows the crusade we carried on against that concern, for more than a year before it burst up. and every one knows the result, The Lehigh Bank, of Pennsylvania, is another inst: The Canal Bank, of Albany, succeeded, by false swearing, its previous high @reJit, &e. in keeping its actual condition a secret, un- til @ collapse took place; aad the public was not, therefore, on its guard. and was most extensively indied. There have been several other instances of similar character, and once ina while we must expect such things,on account of ihe defective system of making ¥ turns to State authorities; but as @ general thing suf- ficient notice has been given of the coudition of these Danks, managed by modern financiers of Wall street, to put the public on its guard and prevent any loss: If the issues of these banks were refused from the mo- ment notice is given of their worthlessness, the public would not suffer much, as it is the object of these con- eerns to get out a large circulation before an explosion, and the managers make every effort to have their issues promptly redeemed, 80 as to give them good credit and an extended ciroulation, As soon as @ sufficient cirou lation has been ob uined, the bank ruspends, and the Dili holders are apparently astonished; when, if they had carefully watched the columns of the Herald, they ‘would bave looked upon the affair as a matter of course. The most recent case of this system of swindling is that of the Susquehanna County Bank, of Montrose, Penn. Thiseven goes ahead of the Plainfeld, or the Canal Bank of Albany. It will prove a swindle of the deepest dye, and the holders of its bills, to the amount of about two hundred thousand dollars, will not ever Fealize the first red cent on them. What an enormous amount to extract frcm the pockets of the farmer, and the mechanic; and what punishment is bad enough for those who are capable of conceiving and performing such villany? There are @ good many Susquehanna County Banks within two hundred miles of the city o¢ New York. They swarm in the vicinity of this city, for the purpose of putting forth their bills from Wal! street, the headquarters of every financial genius, of aly grades, from the manegement of a Wild Cat Bauk to the management of any fancy railroad, or any ether incorporated company. These banks have an agent in some dark cellar in Wall street, with @ desk and a chair, aud contrive in somo way to redeem, for a time, the bills presented for wedemption. At any time the credit of the bank jay be alluded to publicly, this agent advertises that he will redeem the bills at such @ discount, and will hold himself responsible for the institution. This goes on just as long as it is an object with those interested, 4 the explosion is brought about by this agent re- fusing to redeem any longer. ‘The Susquehanna County Bank is probably one of the most extensive swindles known since 1836 and 1837. Its circulation is large, and its assets nothing. Its bills are literally not worth the paper they are printed on. The State Bank of Merris County, N. J., is another of the same kidney. Its circulation. is not s0 large, but it is in the same condition as the Susque- hanna, as regards assets, The fact that the two con- eerns have been partially managed by the same indivi- duals, who have played into cach other’s hand, is alone sufficient to satisfy every one that these finan- eiers have reapeda rich harvest. One of them has an opportunity of covlly reflecting upon his financial ope- rations inside of # prison, while the others are still at large. If there is any justice in Jersey or Pennsylva- nia, we trust it will be meted out to all those engaged in this wholesale swindling, with a liberal hand. ‘The exposé alluded to above of the State Bank of Morris eounty, N. J., emanates from one of the parties concern- @d-— from one Norton, the President of the institution— and should be viewed in the same light as the evidence of ene eriminal given for the purpose of convicting another: or a sort of State's evidence; and to that extent only is it entitled to credit. We have not the slightert con- fidence in the truth jorrectness of this statement or rather we do not believe that one-half of the villany Practised bas been made public. This statement may De true, so far as it goes, but not one-half has been teld, ‘and probably never will be. A vast desl will be left to the imagination, but there is very little danger of ima- gining too much, New Jersey appears to bee favorite place for th® Doeation of swindling banks and insurance companies From the old Morris Canal Bank down to the State Bank of Morris, there bas not been a time, within the past twenty years, when there was not in existence, in ‘that State, :ome enormous incorporated swindling con- eern, that was shaving the community in some shape. Not eatisfied with extorting money from the travelling pubiie, by encowraging railroad monopolies, the Legis- lature of New Jersey, from time to time, grant ehar- ters to the most unprincipled speculators, for bankin’ end insurance companies, apparently for the express Perpore of cheating the public. Sometime since we gave an expest of the Camden Insurance Company, showing the rottenness of that concern; and now we have another of « similar character, The Protection Insurance Company, of Somerville, N.J., figures very largely in the operations of the Susquehanna County Bank and the State Bank of Morris, The parties own- and managing the Morris County Bank were ma- pagers, and probable owners, of the Protection Insu- rance Company; and, after carefully reading the ao- eount publisbed in another column of this day's peper, those who hold any policy of that company will be very likely to look out for an insurance in some solvent eompany, if one can be found, It is most extraordi- Bary that the individuals practising this system of ewindlin, nage to keep out of the State prison se long. It only It is impossible to trace out all the ramifications of these swindling institutions; but as their managers have generally « dozen irens in the fire at the same time, it would be well to keep « sharp look-out, and touch nothing in the shape of » bank bill, but euch as are properly and thoroughly secured. The head-devil in the manag: tof the Susquehanna County Bank doer not confine bis great financial genius to one insti- tution—he bas bis finger in other pies. The Eagle Bank of Cincinnati is badly tainted. The Salisbury Bank of | Maryland isin poor credit, and struggling along with the greatest difficulty. The managers of the State Bank of Morris are also managers of a curious eoncern ealied the “New England Live Stock Insurance Compa- ny,” located at New Haven, with a nominal capital of $60,000, with privilege to inerease to $100,000, orgam- ized as annexed: — New Exctano Live Stock Inscnaxce Comrver, Directors. Lambert Norton, Daniel Sanderson, Al- de, Willard Earl, bdw! Hote! MN. Whit lesey, Obadiah Peace, Marble uel Hooker, of Haven, L. & &. Ed- ser Fuller, of Norwieb; ©. L, North, words, Eber Meriden. This company have « branch office at No. 72 Wall atreet, in thie elty, the by quarters of the agent of the State Bonk of Morris, and of the Proteetion Insur- ance Company of Somerville, N. J. The connection be tween there concer the any quantity of such companies in existence, and it le only cecasionally that we can get hold of the key to unlock the mysteries of @ batch of them. Defore closing this rtat it, it ie necessary to make ups list of those concerns which are still in active opera. tion, but upon the eve of @ collapse, that the public may avoid them ae they would the plague We thali add to this Met the name of any banking, Insurance, or any other company, the insolvency of whieh ie ratisfactorily proved Stock Exe’ 10000 Penn's O's wo 1H do J 060 BSN ee, }o, eS 19 wees ‘ nh irene Hing 60 600 7) Notes ne te u 10H 650 Rend "s fe Chg im BK ersvace ot NY ‘ai 3) Porsomowth Dry Dh % SECOND NOARD. 10 ation RR a a 5 Hadson River RI 10 Portamoath Dry Dock ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | Answers to dvertisemente vent be wn a 9a OREM a1 be pobre ee A , Baoanway, New Yorx, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cueswur steerer, Paitavarrmra. oak 5 9 eesoeete. BARNUM'S Ore. Catvear Sraeer BALroone. TREMONT nOUse, Tremor? Srreer, Bosron. RUST'S HOTEL, Syracuse, New Youx, formation may be H, Grinnwll, Brq., New Yorks do] () REWARD.—LOST, ON TAR MORNING OF THE 7th instant, a Gold Lever Wateh, No. 1,513. R. B, London, maker. and ironiv, Fewnbsckers oud eshate eap'te- | srence. ne the above reward will be paid by ud no questions aske quested to sts) Weaving it at the Herald ‘office, _ SPORTING, AAA errr ENTREVILLE COURSE, L, L—PURSE $%0—$50 TO cond best—two mite heats, to come off on Monday next, D. Brant names. m. carrying 138 tba; Jas. ember 12th, at So'clock P, Lady Suftol, ‘(trotter) to. saddi Eauios ¢.f.,Dan Miller, (1 (f-rmerly Dill Pool) has made Jt hi 2500 Post Office. ao given. No GE TO THE INDIANS.— | office. week at Buffalo, in the ton he now challenges the above Tadians or any other two men that ean be produced. to run | him a ten mile race, provid $500; the race tw rom the present date. An ans ° Spirit of the Times Oflce, will meet with immedia'e atten- tion by the undersign Jac JACKSON’, ‘3 CUsLLED + He teing defeated last by Canada and Cotiee, a kitchen, for a Amity sireets. The most respectabl Address to B. F,, office of the Uh ‘KO! New York city. FOn SALE AND TO LET- AN INV EE, WAnrep-an ©: EXPERIENCED AND FIRST-RATE no Addrets, Pest bail WaxteD—ay TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, B9ARD | Lodging, in the upper part of the to ar Broad~ je private family. Address pal 5. Post NFORMATION AS TO THE T ‘Thomas Doris, » boy about 13 years of o left Ebensburg, 4 months sings. His d tressed mother Asn Doris, earnestly eolicits that euch ia. D tty her, addressed to the eure of Moses JATION BY A RESPECTABLE J ANTED—A SITUATIO: Joung weman as Chambermald, and to do Lauudrees. (an give the best of Mat No. 2 We shingtor Ss SATU RDA YE on be wote the tr V ENING, NOV. ny. tolls NAVAL ote mre ‘To conelude with the ast Mins: Mr. Rivers, Me, Whisiox, 1 Jordan; Mario, Bs HANPRAU'S NATIONAL TORATRE. — $aTt of Herr Amodio Neuperc—' yr Taylor; Cah Cabriel Atier which, “pars 1 of ataodis News vite ey the inane Nov. 10, for the Benefit force of the ATTIC ston —Capt Mie Watts; Brite 6 na of ern faree ofthe aN a OME® wie Mrs. Henry; ee wonderful Ft quilibriune, eluce with (hi BOTILE TMP Lucretia, Ate -A SITUATION IN AN OFFIC iN not be required Inter than ol irty years of age, who wri figures. References given. Addvers Beat this ANTED--TO RENT, A HOUSE FOR A SMALL PA- mily, in the neighborhood of Ninth street, Address box ANTED—A SITUATION AS BARKEEPER, BY AN Amer ung man. The best of city references us to go South. Address «4 4 Herald ITCHELL'S _oLywero with the farce of Pr URTON’S THEATR CUAMBERS STRERT—84 SATU R- eute will commence day Eve N tf gBEsN— Nie a Tuchess Mi BANE Ned Hughes, Mr. Br me rie Cv ont inove ‘Faward Roverly, 2 Re ;, Mr. Clarke; Porgy n, To conclude with th popular DEMON JESTER— : er, aa, wut Kogueingrsin, Mr, Lyume; Franz Madame Rogueingrain, Miss Thilie, Miss Mary. ‘aylors Haus Ketsier, an suchor, with the farco et the TUM or 'Mr. Holman) lint Mie Miles, ‘To “3 WEDDING at ente; SO cents; Urper Roxen i to commence at 7 0" WR AnzED-5Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, situation as Chambermaid. She isa good washer nat Good city reference will be given. Apply at55 Groene few doors from Broome. Wanten—a DWELLING, CONTAINING TWO OR be in the basement, and otween Uanal and ence will be givon. three rooms, one of whivh ma; eee eee ee ALU, PROPERTY IN THE & 'Y oF Francisco, California, for sale. The ing several valuable Buildi | Vv ANTED—A SITUATION Love’ in the city of and water lots with the same for sale in lots to suit Francisco, on and after the 6th wenapeen ta whe e gity of Sam ay of Januay DICKSON & HAY. BYA YOUNG MAN OF oF retail store of any des~ dood good address, in & whol eription; has experience in the Clothing Busine | reference given. “Also, wanted a situation by a Daguerream 01 ‘Please address L. of this paper. Eo gps hd A YO! hia, @ situation a man in some respectable busi~ produce the best of reference. A note addressed and left at the office of the New York tierald, “ Jam: will be vattended to. SIXTH STREET LOTS ‘HRI the North side of ter th street, besween the sau id Seventh aveneae } Tayuire of N'SAY: 2) Nassau streets NC A GENTLEMAN OF ACTIVE A busi sone ahi, is desirous of obt for Seourity to any 08, i SEROWN, at Kipp beoy enue. 10 LET—TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, FOR LODGING, in a house occupied Dy a saat vate family, im one wo or three ro a - ay ag on the o eecond floor. Cn B. itek will bey be promptly attended to. Square Post Oulee, Ait day ing in, shes ship Elizabeth H. MILLINERY, A AND D DRY GOODS. RADAM KASTOR, 13 IMPORTER, ER, Wi) BROADWAY, tending to retire from bu: ain’ | A XOUNG MAN OF THOROUGH BUSINESS HABITS, is desirous of making an engagement to go South, or to ‘Addrese J, B. P. Waters, Port ofloe. NFORMATION WANTED OF MALLY NBATTEN, FROM the county Roscommon, parish of Kiltruston, who ilton, and lan | Apri mm of him will be thankfully r by bie = iaageet dM t the Globe Hotel, 66 ros may, New by left York for the State of Connecticut. Public in general, that ho is to of very rich Frin ii iad a ngs, pines silk Laces aut Cuffs, thread lace Veiga aon ions for oy Kid Glov, hols mere are invited to DIES.—EDWARD H. NEWMAN, NO. 331: sedlerwork collars, a vercist infants’ robes, jon laees, breakfast Iresses, drecs sone mouraing goods, kid anves he & SCHOOLS, &c. eee ay upae Ld ed beh Shs 295 lier atte in ho that he will re-o is cog putiie intone Classes, from 8 to hy a0 Ww be! UIRE THE PRACTICE Teapectfully informs Reed, wouta be wilting to let them wi in who should wish to protie the o ring the practice of French ; th ey would, the privelege to join the classes without extra ied OOKKEEPING, ai tauane by ied ARETTOROUGIE. Renv: Mod la enntals navenoet fe dies, Open day and evening. Terms moderate. SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED TO TEACH A PRI- | ain ‘be well acquainted with | ‘thorough in all the common branches Address R. M. H., Box 1,470 Poss eee eee re eee ORGAN’S LESEBARY pEroz 5 EXCHANGE era ay ale a'be found ag 1 ©. MO | Thre ee inet, 4 bt Yomey foo dining Pot ‘New | ents have been made Rglnseal a tishere Uiroughout the Union, we se" | 6 E BOSTON mufally sebelah FOR i previous mumber 4 ye sleet JF is contents, will be Te will oontal ee. Tt is tnely engrar price of the whole work, belished with Vignettes ce ae ‘ge | = it 3! ete Cit, ones Hous Depart including ing the Water Work Directory of Boston, Tables ot oes, Societi on 'Mails ond Post- harfage, Joa artine nts of the Se is ngravings) s Business Whar Sree Halls, @ World, Rates of poe It sciee, This Almanse three ve Cente, with ® ‘Bt all, the stores ably \- sg ent wit! tor, Urdarsent immediately to Messrs. B. B- Musney tadvges 5 eyed to Mr. Thomas Groom, 82 Lishers, will be early answered. COO! ISCELLANEKOUS. Ree EEE EEA ATCH GLASS MANUFACTORY. me i! oe Ha cht ak his Reig! AR id sheep, meant to esi’ foe ree JARRY, & reoei ved from helt ee rf Oo JEW et LE Obert 27's! d AND IMITATION cy RICHARD KIPLING, 32 Maiden hae 06 iyo band & haeee assortment of stones of ~ 9 Micoeription, aa is constantly receiving (resh importa ROPORALS YOR RATIONS —-HEADQUARTER | | oe Ma Quartermaster: 's Office, Wa iy bropecala TAS sie tay ie |Z . a rook Preece: 1.40 for Fach ration to conn leap om deof, or three quarters of a poan neos of bread made of supe: 0) flour, st the option of the govern= ment; and At the rate. of lx pounds of good ce twelve pounds of the best New quarts Of the, best white beans, gar, two quarts 4 companied by « bond for two handred dol e of th ich ewe Lai re tare janey, of the ur st bo gertitied by ‘ial person, To be endorsed Propovals fr Rations Sr een ¥ ‘arbo he ms of November, for 8 at Fort Hamtiton year, from the 20th of November, f geod and “wholesome, ‘ ook M. plying the United ‘The teesh beef to be be 7 be time to Mime reqeired thrice in each week, on sneh | Ae an Lenigh; se a le d corner of Thompson and Fe . A. ek PUBLIC CATERER, St THOMPSON £, would respectfully inform the ladies tticlarly (he emccessfal eandi« the oity of New York, Brooklyn, 5 gra atfenen, Gana mere the Inte election.) ite vicinity, that he furniehes wedding, di the necessary pool Rrot oF ‘FRENCH i MROMANICAL LAMP opporite Olympic Theatro.— choice of mechanical, enree' Moderator Lawpe, Freveh furniture & oil Broadway, up stairs, by He fa Manne atte Percha Company, 181 Breateay. Frick et Leng! bey Pier INSURACE COMPANY, November 5, 1842.—The Pre= ‘ations! Fire Insurance Gom- dvr Jared m dividend of seven pet cent, | ers op and after the lath inet, The ha La to 12th inet, inelue Keni OGG, Svoratary_ THE DEPOT oF BRONZE Dateh Metal Florenes leat Gotd, EDW'D Laack, tf Felton sh apege POWDER. AN ARTIST wag Has es yf Microseovie ai ioal SPECIAL NOTICE: Aan niee RRR COPANO NANDA ARRIERS’ GUARDS ARE REQUEST! punctual in their nengenes on this, Saturd: Selo te reion, are Feuented above place. 2 HEBREW oa VOLENT SOCIETY AND THR Society will celebrate theie lo Saloon, on ‘elock. Members re zea ated to be punctual. Hewny Gorpsuirn, Marcus Dantzicen, Sec'ys. re > be Sept BENEFIT AND BENEVOLENT ty. ety are particu Precisely, to pay of w very worthy SOlN O'CONNOR, President. Epwarp Murray, Seec'y EDICATION OF THE TARRYTOWN CEMETERY Will take place on Monday, the 12th instant, is being ed om aecount of the weather. The steamboat CO- foot of Chambers street, 4 ook, A. M., on es Re vase vere nya vie will take fair EDWARD 1 SENIOR, Gen Agent, Bivretiens nas, NEW YORK, NOV. 6, 1540.—THE yond cent apa ‘Bank have declared a al ANDREW CLARK, A NATIVE OF ins, by the death of his brother, succeeded to @ Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, Scotland, rented bf lor, verpool his ship at Bos State of rds left thas Say intimation andi He immediat lace, it is understood, for Caliternis fading the sold Andeew arly where he may now be found. will be 0 Mri dale, communieation on ‘3 EB, £ mpg B. |NNETT will callgat No. 39 Joba yy OF on raat he oan obtain some information that will be Advantageous to him. | Nene p aaa ARRON pn annaan annem eene Jpor HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND CHAGRES.— =, ae, only eee Mail earnip OHIO, direct, via ‘Int Ww an: mcd oe Sonn it. James for parsenger from this po 00, and Pane DIRRCT. THR Ad fect patlivg, copperee and borer fastened b ig PRESUOTT, Peekner, mast as very superior etate- room aces ay for six a ore, fa dim lin street, LLL & NOWTON. bi fia Shry. t Indprememee 0 IBA PSSial, whese bat fow pass This veesel offers )OR CALIF f SUTTON, 8 Wall stevet, ci a UuN OGDEN, 116 Wall serent. OR CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, BENICIA AND New York, vi ship BU DOR. for the above t., at two o'elock from the “pee feos of Warren ¢ treet. For passage, superior accommodations ¥ te PEN AUL De PWANC CISA Bonvor street aod Expres The publie may nde chal be pr Tt Dace clome at day of 00D CUS EK €0,, 16 Wall streak, OWNERS. CAPTSINS, & N orice fo Satr American Pre Flour, which produ ad, without either xed with cold water into orem. Ite van fm the qatcknees hich, it can be Mid being ge elnpls a provers, the most inexperience’ hands cennotepeil it. Aloo theextra weight of bread whieh is cained, belte two peunds to t Tt will Beep good for 12 montha In any el duce mort excellent, parity, pi ‘yuddine m read, Master of Ship i Fold at % ne ‘od 100 ibs., at 16 North Willi floor, New York Fs Bal of Gardiner. street, third dy for #08 ip tom " FAN 18 sivioo FORNTA--& Tit fon THE De pawn / svenmes, from Pane pe Bh SUKI, HTL ue ~THE AMPOITHEATEL TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE. SIGNOR G. FORTI in the charactor of Genparo. 2 ASTOR PLAC n refit ted for the Winter ( arpai; work has supers bellished with a cipal erties in Li azelia, Sig. Bion Di » Gyn Pi ally. informed. that aes Waites Grletrated, Eogliot Clown, is engeged, and will soyexe ‘e Monday, 12th inet, for the pight or seas ithe evening of pertorm BOF ENCHANTMENT, Chinese Assembly R arday, Nov. 108, i be given a novel and experiments, amon \RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T, BARNUM rietor~J, Groenwoed, Jr. ok More of ‘th Marti it ‘Acsighant Manager. Family, whose wonde and Pantomimic deline~ lenethy Progtamme, eo @ the Amputation of appearance and Suspension in the Air at, other novel and pl Koae, org Barwon and West. Bow "Admission 40 conta} onildren under’ 10 yoars of age, 12g ceats. eonds, Mammoth Crocodile, ESSRS, BURKE AND HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY wunce that their Last Concert this season, will take 10, at the Apsllo Roome [-L. Northall, ¢opran numbering twenty: richest plotures of 1 oe Saeey ‘Will be assisted by Mise inwtrels, n afternoon performance every Wednesday and ‘Saturday at 3 o'clock, ¥ Rest ed fsbo g ong oo: E brad oe aT Timm, ‘Tickets, One HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING, -SOCIETY LIBRA- Koom, 245 Broadway.—The original and well-known ¢ I Mingirels have the honor to aunounce to the ladies and gentlemen of New Vork thet they will re-open at the Kociety Library on Monday evening, Nov. 12, an Guriag the week, with the Musical ¥ romepade, on a Target ree vie ‘and Drom Major, Sign Under the direction of G. ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE LECTURES, 1849 and 1850 ill commenee on Mi a van Hoome,, {20 Broadway, between foward and % CANAL STREE Coleurated troupe of Female Model eonsisting of twenty pretty Girls, and representing the most orks, of seulpture and —MRS. KE ELLER’ 8 js of the Fine Arts, pen performance ery Saturds; heed ly dues, payable in ad ‘ree admission with family the wae of Librar, f $1 fs alee for the frst tims ex airy. Nothing like this exhibition has ever appeared in the States. Admission to the whole, 5 cents TION.~BVERS* uagnificent) chef, 4'ure is by the oelubeas ixht assistants. The} C eso Lia tasoe taveriee 68, in addition to never yet been sung in New York. He has also secured the services of the talented vagalist, Miss Fan- _ For bier yd particulars see te 6) cents each; may tones and at ‘the door, MATION BEGS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE tants of New York eo obtained wt the fand the Atlantic Ocean. uch immense magnitude that it is impo hem. Some conception can be formed, containe the figui arnisted by Mir most admired Englii Hatton in a new grand duet, for two performers, on the plane forte, composed oa presel anny Erazet, who, will sing some of h sk. for these concerts. EE MEDICAL, VSIC AND HARMONY. CHEV’ SYSTEM, )HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL ‘com- Danio Regnaalt is to commence a Jebrated system, pate ie thy “the pupil eanin ‘of music, atthe same time tat he and rules of composition. On ‘culties of sizging and harmon enildrem, and to their rans, to have. th wuggestions it “oie ins.” t, where he ‘rill . happy appinese i palin the ee) atl we, be obtained. berets condition in hath husband fat! has re Detween Willism and Goll stress, eee iY will sontinee to herp the largest sasertment of struments im the sity, whole her, the wife and as @ wife and mother is sul 4 rel D BAACK, sR YY ses, from ‘whieh the husbasd and BOARDING, &c. AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN. RIVATE ig oe vee LY os. BE aCcoM¥o- ith hed tinents, en the tain og all the modera improvements. Apply at No. 4 Union Place. TO LET WITH PART aitable for two or three dad: single The Charms of Home, of the happiness of home Oa RDING.— SUITS OF ROOMS a cae Ake wiser mat m fyieets. oe | . sashes roe itl giish principle. rN PLEASANT Room 10 LET, WITH BOARD, his wife, or twe ai from Fulton forty. Wille ARD- tom geationse a mrtant work is creating creat inquiry and dis- citing the commendations of the press through= ture, but 18 is one of f'pved effvela, if placed in the right has les in the United States. BEEN REMARK BOARD CAN BE QOARD IN JERSEY CITY.—GOO Jengent and desirable situatio City, a few minutes rm, enquire at this offen. A few gen= be acoommodated with single rooms, IT HA omen. females in this countr; retain their + oir age y, where ere sre no other boarders. n. Address A. B., Hera WO OR THRER GENTH B dated with full or partial Brooklyn, where th ngs. Juy we the oft CARD, — JOUN SUNNY INFORMS IIIS FRIENDS s opened the Phoenix House, Oysters and Gai jedi within ‘dele reach.—Obio Time ner of Howard and Mere exeensively fou tly well iy td to him nappy, were it not fo ry three or four ween, OF purpeasly, with wome of hie a drunken ness. About JED APARTMENTS.—TWO FULL SUITES 4 haudeomely ‘urnished apartmente, t d attendance furnise treet, two blocks MEDICAW, A SITUATION, BY Mon, relig’on Vrovest ‘retuced Badia aa too nnn rr te keep a shop of his oF 0 DRUGGIST!—WaNTED, rj a th rerpectable youn studied medicine, nd retail Drug sore iven. "ese sanarscr Tooderstes Apply at No. being to three Prese noes, what can [expect will be their fate and With my excel- 4, mine! I shadderat the prospect before me. Diy recommended by Dre Mott, 8 band ether eminent medion! contiom te Medieated Vapor, Sulphur and Lodine Baths, 36 and for whom, a all probabilie SSIA, HAS STAMPED PPUR CZAR, NI Magneti Four family of he ty, Desomonez’s groat mind ‘vacant, an, etter’ prosurntion All this might have t with which the human fomily are s de Peori strect and 44 Broadway, near Grand, ‘eflecte of which they are (gnorant Heaey forbide cooking medical advice? How mai for from prolaveus utert (falling of the womb), oF from fuer thus (wenknows debility. of whites)? How may ony Tot many months prec | would | and lately, when afew boo youns men} Bleventh ye y RALPit, rT THOW OF THE “PR Medien! attendant i# not wit the moans of maving horh enild and wether aroore advanced and ft 3 Jy involving their futw » oan be obtained fret of conree, impractt ey more toily the vax fan tource in Amerie tate For sale ot 227 Brondw: Buildings wud ot the Po’ vj Listle & Oo, Albany, yR. MORRISON Is Cos PIDENTIALLY CONS Ut a ry, Fecent onees mi aly euros, See his London Si then. tons Prriten straw BW MEDICAL BOOK*—A COMPLETE PRACTICAL nd. treatmen t of privay of the nrinary organe— WuCally golored plates atten him ‘eee re, without ra will be tranamitte 7, 2 Strict from the ee, 24 edition al and Surgical wal to —DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST. may dp ‘sreasites on the treatment of certai of sixteen years devoted to t tof daligate. diseases, enables Dr. form of this disease, Reoemt eases cured in threedays, No © CURE NO PAY. ‘or Acton yet on th to care the worst JOUNSON, NO. 6 DUANE STRERT, 80 Wi tment of delicate diseases.— Th and the prepricter ae are of recent Gonorrhea whieh the a forfeitere of $44. b “ee be} the Mixtare le taken wh mn : directions arcompensing tm | rw olmee, No. 12 Ann atsec, Private onuemmes theo tle by @ ke ' 2 Bevelpod.eeu debuee INTELLIGENCE BY TH® MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence, Bavrtimone, Nov. 9, 1840, Mr. Clay—Markets, $c. Mr. Clay left Baltimore yesterday morning, before many of our citizens were aware that he was in the city. He walked dowm to the Philadelphia depot im the morning, in company with Mr. Barnum, but he found himself pretty strongly escorted, before he yonshet the cars, by those who recognised him in the atree Although last ight was one of storm and rain, Mr. Hudson bi overtlowing house for his beaetit, ‘The business of the week at our stock board haa been confined Prinetpslly to baltimore and Obio Rallwa thares, @ amount of which has changed hands at rapidly advancing rates. In addition to the flattering Prospect before the company, and the coatinued in. crease in its receipts, we understand @ corner has been had in the stock, Sound etocks of al kinds are held firmly, and there are but few sellers, Money is very eary, end commands from 6 to 9 per cent. on the street, The following were the sules at the stock board yes- terday:—16 thares Union Bank, 62; 10 Balt aad Ohio Railroad, div. off, 4735; 10 do, 10 do. 48; 25 do, 45345 10 do., 48, 16 do., 45)4; 60 do, time, 49, Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Puitavecenia, Nov. 9, 1849, Mr. Clay—That Wedding— Governor Johnston and Mise Cushman— Markets, §c. Mr. Clay is still with us—still receiving the homage and heart-overfowing attentions of his friends and admirers, He was present last evening, by special in- vitation, at the nuptials of Mr. Beck (not Beckett) and Miss Boyard, daughter of Richard Bayard, Esq. The bride looked uncommonly lovely, and her eyes fairly sparkled as she listened to the gallant speeches of the gallant Harry, Never was there assembled within the four walls of & Philadelph! mansion a more gay, happy, brilliant, select, aud aristocratic company, ‘There were about fitty guests present, and they com- priced the very essence of Philadelphia exclastveness, commencing with the Dallases, and termiawtiag with a tich parvemu of Market street. Mr Clay was in fine spirits; so was the Fx. View-President; and so was the parson, Dr. Ducachet; aud well the latter might be, for he bad performed the delicate duties of hie holy office under the full conviction that he was to receive a fee in the shape of a $200 check on the Girard Bank, (We believe the groom keeps his account there The Peto whigs and old whigs of Philadelphia in- tend giving Mr. Clay grand serenade this event barring bud weather. It is understood that Mr. C, leaves tor New York abeut the middle of next week. ‘The amount cf coal rhipped by the Sehuyiki/l Navi- gation, for the week ending Noy. 8, was 16,679 tons; total for the reason. 420 610 tons. “ By request of Governor Job: that) Miss Cur’anan appeared in Meg ) evening. for the third time Notwithstanding th storm, the house was crowded, and his Exceileney’s box, by of republican distinction, was handsomely decorated with flags, &c No change in four. Corn mesland rye flour are no- minally held at $3. A fair demand for wheat, at pre- vious rates. Rye is scarce, at 65¢ tor Pe vente. Corn is dull. Southern oats, 28 to %0e.; and enneyl- vania, at Sc, Small sales of cotton, at full rates; ket firm, Upland and New Orleans may be ‘uoted wt at atll\e. alice. Whiskey continues se ‘There is a more buoyant feeling th jay showing @ rlight securities 65 9,000 Sebnyinitt Navigation 63, °68. 47%; 1.000 do , 68, 454; 2,000 Reading Hatlroad Mortgage 10.00 do. Bonds, 67°; 8 North Amerion Lenk, 120; 5 Beaver Meadow Ratlrond, 22; 1,000 Sus- quebauna Canal Bonds, (25¢; 1,700 Lehigh 65.66%; 860 do , 67; 160 Reading Railread, Li's. Second Board. —10 Pennsylvania Bank, 10's; 240 State fe, 805 8,000 do.. 59: Philadelphia. Bank, 1284; America Bank, 180; 108 Louisville Bank. 9074; 102 do, 100; 3.060 Sebuylkilt Navigativa 6s, 47°\; 1.600 U8. Loan 68, 67, 114. i Jobn Van Buren tn Boston, HIS OPINION OF THE NEW YORK ELECTION. ‘The free-soilers of Boston held a meeting at Faneuil Hall, on Thursday night, at which John Van Buren was resent. Ae soon es he made his appearance he was joudly called for, but there being others on the pro- ome before him, be declined saying anything until Gioturn ersived, when he was introdused to the most- ing. and, om with immense cheers ping upon the platform, was received Ke then went oa ine strain Of remarks which lested for over am hour, occasionally interrupted by thunders of applause. We intended 4 ive a verbatim report of Mr. Van Buren's remarks, but unable to get itin type for our paper of to-day. It was full of strong points, rich humor, and eloquent appeal, and was received throughout with storms re jaure. it was afull commitment of himself and Friends to the Wilmot proviso, and to opposition to slavery at every point, aud on every oecasion. In the course of his remarks, he reviewed the polley of the barnburners in New York in 1843, cy he eon- tended, were more anxious to defeat Cass than Taylor, Ddecause Cass was pledged to veto the Wilmot proviso, Berides. he had once been for the proviso; but when the South required him to 18 peine! before it would consent to put bim in dency, he barely did eo, And longed to the democratic Fon po part; got into pow: r, generally sta; War the nominee of @ party which ca to power only to die. He subsequently alluded to the accusation made against him, of having raid the national democratic party was dead. And was it not dead’? What is» national party? [sa party which advocates ove thing in South Carolina, and auother thing in Vermont, » national party ? Unquestionably the democratic party in Vermont is thoroughly anti-slavery in its senti- ments, while the democracy of South Carolina te erat from Vermont there undertake to ves to be democracy, be would ary. afer adverting sone be shut up i denying tl brought lemnly assured the audieuce and the eountry that te marty still believed slavery to be an unmixed and thet he and they would never vote a0 an eho was not sound oa the Wilmot proviso, a Pledged to oppose the perpetuation wad , whe the ques could be Mr tae ven Seurbes exceedingly ham ive in his allusions to th Greeley, of New York, tility of that gentleman's poll! H Seward, tooycame in tor ivid picture of the versa si principles. William rebing rebuke, for his with regard to the ot proviso. ter some other Temecten Mr, Van Buren aliuded to a matter somewhat personal t himeelf, At the first Barnburners’ Conveation im New Vork, @ resolution was paseod, complimenting, in evlegistic terms, General Zachary Taylor The ternity of tbat resolution kad been put upon bi. d nothing to do with it. He w the committee which reported it, t vote for it im sonvention. The resolution passed in that for there were some demoerste Wilmot proviso, snd. ia fact, they were willing It former di conrideration for him on that ground alone How they were de- erived, and how the country was deceived om that pote: ry for him to atate, After alluding to the abolishing of the test question in the Unien Convention in New York, and gt = very satisfactory view of that matter + to go into a Ni clowed his romerts. Mr. Van Bar The Seminole Indians, TUE LATE COUNCIL—SURKENDER OF THR THEIR REPUSAL TO BMIGKATE. From the Washington Repubtic, Nov. We have been permitted to read, and mal from, private letters received in this etty from Ban who was present at the late council betwenm th mipoles and th ——- General ia ode, of the langnage of th indicace the williogne: vou wae inferred Ace eower Mivices received from Tampa sua Which were relied upow as almost offelal. he commanding General and party reashed Tampson the 17th wit. The Indians. some tixty or sixty io name ber, had been there nine days with three of the mure devere, and the hand of the fourth, who was killed im be attempt (ocapture bim Every shief and sab-chief there, They looked haggard nd rpoke of their baving goue through d many trials in capturing the you itted the wu on ledian rh b| tein the dation and depr mueh troubl torn who com After the Uni enunetl replied te to their removi We did not For many years yo Prevented emepg say peo ent? Ww. wet expect th Iped vo aeliver up Dilly Bow legs, who is a fine tou king follow of forty, followed with great earmertne i digatty of manner. hing somewhat to the same effect as Assun- h vided wildness of phrase, but not of t them here that they might see ed, Thy Vustacpe ae commas wang (ears, Lud we " now pledge yo Ghat, He you wil couse thie talk of te ay the oventey, te o'ether ovtany a be @ i Soupdary ot Look for Fr «Twill we ple will do the here, and hay al “ Where ‘etna boat wa to ar soiared ‘for another eouneit, bat pee pe to attend «Phere was an inform: rv lic, bub. Shey often obterved thet the: were hunted an ountesed ‘by tee (alm ane