The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1849, Page 3

SEN ner... t—- — 18 —John Noyes, 10.—Charles A Mann. 20.—A. © Stone, 21.—A. Skinner. 6—Edwin D. Morgan. 23 — George Geddes, 7—B Brendreth. 28 —Levi Dimmick. $—David Van Schaick, 24 —Wiiliam J Beach. 9,—Jamer ©, Curtis, 25.—H. B. Stanton 10—M Schoonmaker, 26 —Georgs 8. Guinnip. Nn—S H Johnson 27.—Samuck B Miller. 12.—J. C. Heart. 28.—dlonzo S. Upham, 13.—Jomes M Cook. 29.—Charles Colt 34 — Thomas Crook 80 —J. R. Doolittle, 16.— William A Dart, SL.— George R Babcock. 16.—George il. Fox. 84 —Robert Owen, ‘THE RESULT IN FIGURES. New Senate, Old Senate. 7 a 18 If, in tho Seventeenth district, . whig fs elected, there will bes whig majority of four ; but if mocrats have eucoeeded, the whig majcrity will be two. ASBEMBLY. Dis. Dis. 4 New Youn, Mostcemeny. 1—John H. White, 1—Samuel @ Green. 2 —Jumes Bowen 2—Charles Hubbe, a —Heury 4. Allen. Samatooa, 1—James Noxon, 2—F. J, Wing. Suirivan, 1.—Henry J es 1-J. F. Bush, 8. Benj W. Bradjord. Cayuga, 9.—J. V. B Fowler. 1-J. Townsend, James Monroe. 2-J. Richardson, B—Ashbel Avery, Wretcuseren, 13.—Joseph Varnum, jr, 1—Wm. H Robertson, 14 — George G Waters, — 3—Jesse Lyon, 16 —John J. Townsend. 16.—Albert Gilbert, Kinas, 1—T. H, Redding. 2—E. W. Fiske. 8—John H+ Baker, Kicumonn, 1—B. P. Prall. ALbanY. 2—C. Vanderzee. 2—Jocl B Nott. 1—John C. Gardner. dd. C. Ward. 1-H. Fuzhugh. 2—William Lewis, Owreans. Boek han 1-8. M, Burrougi 4—Joseph Candee. Liyinoston, Oxkipa, 1-4, Melean 1—Willian J. Bacon, 2- Philip Wosdrvug. 2- Willian How OCELAND, 3—Ralph Melatosh, 1—B. J. Allison —— er Leland. Sr. Lawnence. 1—Chauneey Dodg 2—Wiiltam Briggs. 3—Luther ‘Whitney. 1—E. P. Piekett Greene. 2—Lausing Sheldon. 1—Theodore L. Provest. — 8—George Lesley. 2—Alonzo Green, Unsrea, Onowpaca. 1—Elias Cady. 1—James Little. 2—Peter Crispell. t remains in doubt. Ev-njamin Cowles, Yates. 3—E. W Leavenworth, emocrat. 4—Harvey Andrews, Cumton, ARKEN, 1--G, F. Thomas. 1—Cyrus Burnhem. ‘Troea, Franxurn, 1—Isaae Lott. 1—William A, Wheeler. Brevupen, Surroun, 1—Edwin ¥. Chareb. 1—David Pierson, 2—Ferral ©. Dining. 2—Walter Scudder, 3—Doubttul. (CHENANG Cuavravaus. 1—J. L. F. Cushman, 1—VJehn P. Hall. 2—Rufus Chandler. 2- Samuel Barrett. Dew. Warne, 1- Nelson Payne. 2--Eliku Durfee. Resvrt m Frcunes as ran as uxaRy rrow. New Assembly, Old Assembly. Bers) 17 28 bry Whig majority........13 Whig majority.63 Whig! . Democrats... NN ech lk ek tech av ‘The above returns from the 38 counties mentioned, show sbeavy falling off of the whigs, There are yob 1 counties to be heard from Inthe last Assembly, trom thore to be heard from, the whigs had 29, and the dewocrats 8. If the democrats should gain in the —— to be heard from. im the same ratio as above, jority of a which will give them a will have a m: jority of 14 on joint ‘The Opera House Affair. Farscn’s Hore:, Sarunvay, November 10, 1849. Ma. Eprro writer was the only officer of that th in question. pera. This ts poscible; for id not assume the fact from myself. but the xentleman who had ro properly reproved. ima perti- mence bad remarked to hie f fond hint belief that he be- endorsed longed to that rervice. and that the other hed his opipion— adding, that he had seen the parties, a day or t¥o before, lounging near the Astor House, seem! ogy reeognising bim us be thought he didthem. Un these circumstances. as there appeared to be so little out be far in doubt with them, I thought I coul Fepeating the words used by the the subject to his friend — namely, ti . remarked, Ty, from wig age ny eee Mage Lig oy ak pt as familiar with, a8 he had not bet whose pereon he the rlightest doubt t How two men could be mistaken in the same indi- vidual, it is rather dificult to understand; but, as the geatteman writing from Delmonico's states vely there was ne efficer of artillery besides himself in New York. on Monday evening, the question that now srives is, Who was the party’ 0 Opinion was expressed in regard to his com- {tena be my care, Mr Editor, to set thir mittee | before you put forth your r ir columns, should dered than upon ing ject in continu; p' fa distinotly shown tl 5 imputation is undeserved it Is to be regretted, for poem yen! Lorena of * Observer.” This ap- mtriver—-poesibly by placing it in the Post O stead of immediately hana it in wt the offi the paeee that it does not sppear uatil the 10th (this 2). When waited upon by the parties os x to identity _ be is found to have embarked and * En . Fewms to demanded the address of “ Ubserver,” and known auiberity for imputing tos member of the — he bel 4 ot correctly ju ene that this is fam which should If, 1 hope you will do me the favor to insert this letter in your iseus of tomorrow, On Monday, the mystery shall be solved. OBSERVER. Movements of Individuals. Hop, T B. —_ it is said, expects to arrive from California al ‘26th inst. Hon. Richa ry ‘fun, late Minister to Fravee, arrived at his resides near Philadelphia, on Thursday last. Hon. Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania, is in Wash- ington. Hon N_ Clifford is about to take up his residence at Poitiand, Me ol, George White, of Mexico, Yucatan, and Round is among t > passengers of the Ohio, bn Van Buren spits eh Peneels Hall, Boston, on evening lart. Henry © vy Nee in Philadelphia on Thursday last and is staying at the house.of the floa. Bayard. Chase, the heroine of Tampico, is sojourn- — ‘The Weather and the Crepes. The Galveston (Texas) News,of the 24th uit. says: —Later accounts from the country are mach more favorable in regard to the cotton crop. The loss in the lower counties, it emount to more than one-third of a full aver erop, though, in some cases it may be one-half, while in the upper counties the planters will make an average crop. If the weather continues as fine as it now is, we think it but a reasonable calcula ton, from the information we now have, that the Texas crop of cottoa will not fall more than one- fourth short of its amount last year. The Matagorda (Texas) Tytbune, says:—There isevery prospect of an abundant eugar crop in Tex: this season, should the present fine weather conti: nue « few weeks longer. The growth of the cane is Juxvriant; and on some of the planta’ Ap yie they have recently commenced grind 1s said to be unprecedented. The Baton Rouge (La) Gazette of the 27th ult says: Sugar making bas become pagent fe Cot sone. river plan cate ner, hevet Trop will not be 'e have seen sare- Seatierds he ri el cane ripens of sogar from several plat Tally of s enperior quality. fn ‘vorable for hauling the cane at present, and should it continue fine for two weeks longer, most of the e@rop will be secured. How. Water Forwarn ann THR ADMINISTRATION. —We shall, ima fewdays, make some strange reve- lations in regard to the So py of this to -t oe under LT gat adminis- many facts om pecting a letter city, containing more facts. — porsession ‘ds we are Mo boorly Punhags (a.) Post, Nov 7. I have just perused @ letter, in the Herald of this morving, dated Deimonico's Hotel, from an cheer of artillery. wherein it ts ee wo he was not at the Will be recollected that tated that not desirous that Lag toms eg of own sake, that the writer Of the letter from Delmsnico's should not earlier have of the Herald on the 7th. Onthe plies to it. instead of the eg oy Neng ing All this, | repeat, is unfortunate. An ‘efficer, tenacious cf the honor of bis corps, ought, it i, to have called upon the editor, Noor his service to jissconduet charged ageinst hese mat! ow said,wi I not ond i Suuday after Trinity Sermons and religious exercises will be held at the places:~ i vy Dr Cheever, Chureh of the Pu- % Rev Dr Krebs. Stanton street Presby- hureh, evening; Rey De. Dowling, Hepe Chapel, ‘ev GT, Bedeil, Protestant Epis- ening; Rey Mr Towng. roadway, evenicg; Rey C H Fay, Orchard street Universalist Church. afternoon; Prof George Burh, Society Library, Broadway, mornivg; Rey, J. F. Farrant, Baptist Chapel, 127 Grand streee, A.M, and P. M ; Sermon to Young Men Houston street Presbyterian Chureb, evening; School Sermon North Dutch Chureb, Fulion street. morning; De. LD. Jona- som. Lectures on Mudeica, 1:7 Grand street, evening; Religions Serviess, Old Warch House, Hui evening; Second Advent Meetizgs, corner Grand aud }Lgabetb street, aliday; Rev J J Porter, Washington Hell, Herter street; Key Mr, Brewer, Washington dlall, Herter otreet, evening ‘The Third Presbytery of New York, at their recent meeting im this city, ordered the resolutions of the Jart General Assembly, on Catechetical instruction, to be publiked, earnestly commending them to the eburches under their care. ‘The Rev Dr Scott of New Orleans, has been invited to take the pastoral charge of the Presbyteriau church recently undir the care of the Rev, Dr. Alexaader, ‘the Kev. W, Allanton, ef Little Fort, Miimois, and the Rey 8. G Litt of Fraokiia, Louisiana, have both died within a very short period. The total ameunt collected in this country to aid the rope, ro fur as ascertained, is $26 070 15, The Rt. Key. Bishop McCloskey is in this city, en- gaged in coliecting money for the completion ® the Cathedrel im Aibany. _ The steamer which left Boston on Wednes the venerable Superior of y uol bes been called to St. Sulpice, Paria ‘by the Superfors of the Mission, to make use of his services in France, ‘The Old School Synod of Albany has erected a new Pre bytery, composed of the ministers and churches in- cluded in’ the counties of Saratoga and Fulton, and that pert of Montgomery north of the Mobawk, to be i Presbytery. Masa will be celebrated tholio churches in this diocess on Thanks- giving day, The Bishop of New Hampshire reached New York on Thureday, the Ist inst, to enter en the performance of Episcopal duties in the diceess, under the invitation of the Standing Committee. On Fridwy, the 2d. in the | prerence of three preeby Standing Commitiee, he displaced from the sacred ministry, Richard ©, Shi Presbyter, who bad de- clared his renuveiation of the ministry of the Protea: tant Episcepal church It is expected the Bishop will eonsecrate the following churches during his visitation —St. James's, Newtown, L. 1, Nov 1th; All Angels’, Eighty-fifth rtreet, betweem the 7th snd 8th pear the Upper Reservoir, New York, Dec 1; St. George's, Stuy verant Square, New York, Dec, 4; Christ Chureh, North Brooklyn, Dee 6, John Friderick Sebroeder, Jr, A. B.. of Columbia Coliege, has been xdmitted a candidate for holy order: im this The Rev ‘f Jarvis Carter, aud the Rev. Charles Reynolds, Deacons. have been recom- mended for adwission into the Priesthood. Astonishing I ae Prices for English Car- ary Dirvegets Kog: nguil Cloths, &e., at No. 9) Bowery. RAM 4 oes that give atisfacrion, at assortment, dieplayad in five g ail in the trade, Call and ae, Ho! Stranger, have you just Arrived in want & foreay 4d , if you Ruas the direction of our finger Bas z pelnte 4 to Me Abn street, Ladies, if you wish Rubber Gaiter Boots gr Shows for yeurtelt direct to J. B. Mille eet; he rs, at the request of ¢ an gies, J.B. MILLER, rexdway aud Thompsoes pantine Point, which is warranted superior any other ever effered to the prdlic, Al choles asset a silver Fe Pencil Depot, No.4 John B. Old Pens ro~ been awarded to WM. BATCMELOR, by the American Iu~ stitute, for the best Wigs aud Tevpees. Hi 3 ady now for inspection, at Batehe! # Wall street. The public are tavitad ell for thetaselves, before purchasing else Hair Dye—Batchelor's Liquld wi!l Color Mr or whiskers the moment 18 is applied. aud withous van ith somp, and not remeve the and th im mot boiled. It hes bad odor, and is Steerive, pot Hanh or day. Ly or sold, wholesale and tal! LOK'S 2s Wall otreet. Age In lcndon, t C, Unurin, moar Se. James’ Phaion’s Im rem ae oe Se ee t injury i ay hiskere im five 197 Broad: Dey House. Fer bot Saal sige 8% COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, SONKY MARKET. Saturday, November 10—6 P, M, The stock market was a little more buoyant to-day, and some of the bears iled themselves ef the slight improvement in prices to put large lots of stock out, while others were compelled to come in as purchasers, to deliver on contracts matured. Government and Btate stocks were in active demand, at The European news has bad no partic upon the market, The advan per pound, in Liverpool, for the week ending the 26th of October, is somewhat unexpected. The advices car- tied out by the eteamer of the 10th of October, from this side, tended to increase the apprehension pro- viously existing in Liverpool, in regard to a short crop | of the raw material, and therefore strengthened the views of holders; but it is the impression here that the accounts taken out by the steamer of the 17th will have acontrary effect. The corn markets of Great Britain | continued depressed. The harvests had turned out as abundant as anticipated, and the domestic supply | would be above an average, Our telegraphic accounts ere rather meagre, | and therefore not so satisfectory as we trust the details | from Boston, of the steamer’s ne will be. At the first board, to-day, Pennsylvania 5's advanced — M6 per cont; Harlem, 44; Reading Railroad fell off \4. The Reading Railroad Company brought down. the last week, 22,083 tons of coal; Schuylkill Canal, 15,673 tons; Lehigh Canal, 23,008 tons, Total for the season, | 2,000 266 tons. By « telegraphic despatch from New Orleans, we learn that the steamship Falcon arrived at that port, from Chagres,cn 6th instant, with one month later intelli Panama from San Francisco previous to the departure of the Falcon from Chagres, with 909 passengers, and $700,000 in gold. The number of passengers is large, but the amount ef gold is only sbout on>-half that ex- pected. The accounts from San Vrancisco are dewn to the lst of Oot© ber, nearly to the elose of the digging | seasonf or the year. Stock Exe “8, comp? 11g 115 ehs Cam AK) BM) Lon E ete tt Bank’ et & ” do Commerce, full 1G” 68 Porte, Dry Dosk s oh Bank » do 10 N River Bank & Farmers’ Trest baw & too. We do a DN & Hoven RR mM ry Canton © m 150 ehe jon Co ie Er te RI wo 61 Marl A br vo my 9: ne m5 e 62: 20 4 Ma 8 ‘&) Ports Dry Doek oe a i. acta ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. path ili o h i TRYING HOUSE, 1A — Guatas rere wn] Pritapenems. COLU! BARNUM'S HOTEL, gauress oo Bacrmrons, TREMONT mOtEE, 7 ct, Bowron. RATER ARDS. 7th instant, » Gold Lever, Watoh, No, 1,5 London, maker. Pawabrokers aad others are re- $10 @ Baran. Gig) REWARD —Lost, ON THE MORNING orate werved ve reward will be paid by vine ae Weratt’s ‘offes, and mo questions asked. 081—ON FRIDAY, NOV A SMAI, x, 4 tan Buglish Terrier; had on ther collar wit cute Belamovte” engraved upon aamall brase pla jberally rewarded by returning the dog Heh fe Fihh avence. TOLEN—LAST NIGHT, FROM yas STABLE | IN GA Ss na ect gf the soribers, hk bay Hi hands the subsribers. eevee eT EAVE & Co, sorner of Canal apd Elm at MBER = S. Ptah. “Daehn “Sunday an ‘Trinity; ‘26th, 26th hgud, for wrappers. commended for assiduity, attention, and strict For further information, ayyly at te desk of t #ey, morning; Kev. Mr Osgood. Charch of the « J ANTED—AN EXPENIEN D AND FIRST-RATE ‘ing eharge of @ poneil shop. AMUSEMENTS, Reem re om Rey TAEATRE—T, 8. SpMBLIN, BAMAGRE K. Stevi M pertain tsse j,Pitand ater, 1a ee. | Monday ovening, Novem! will be pla ‘or the th tine bere, th led tho THREE OU ak MED—Louw XU, Mr. Stevens; The Cardiual de Kicheliew, Arvold; Marquis de freville Moore; Athos, Mr. J. Wallack, le Vorthos, Gilbert; avamia, Dunn; De Leltieye, Drew: Dit U ed’, ‘rtwenat Lester; Mons, vig, Witenes, ‘ot Austria, Mrs. Je ea fre. J. Walluske JE ORMATION aS TO THE PRESENT of Thomas Doris, a boy about 13 years of bout ve months since. Tnestly tolicits that sue in= mt to her, acdressed to tio gare of Mowe tressed mother A ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Jonng weman as Chamberinaid, and to do fine washing or as Laundress, RESPECTABLE best of ity ret NIN AN OFF red later than fou ho writes a good hand, end sive, Address B,, at t Jesman ia some respectable busi~ he hestof reference, A note addrossod GENTS.—JUST PUpLisiED, d edition of Wells’ Foi ooly the best, but the m: dz 8 ce reduced to 63 ot agente are making from $1, 140 to $3,000 per annum, A GENTLEM of obtainiag an agency ‘ae ount given. Apply t or poke in desi J. BKUWN, at Kipp & Bro ON THE MORNING OF THEOTS, A toror ar Timber, in New ¥ SPOK TING (AENTPEVILIE COURS P ii Poo!) has made the fast best, mile onus on record, paving the fourth EN—TO BE SHOT FOR, ON MONDAY, fine fat Hog, on the M he ing, to commence, at 12 ae of on the ofcas to be 2) Miller (forwer! Berzen Hill, Hoboken. giclook, precisely. SA Midinsorasiion ates toa eorner of Church and Vesey “SPECIAL ae 1UKs, ERIE pee Bat by mene RON 'T SOCIETY AND TOS Anviversary by a public d Tuesday evening, the 13th N and invited guests eb eavected to be pune i a, 3.6 e Ste TTHRIMER, fPesttegii _Hawny Gorpemirn, Mancus Danraie 7 HEAD-QUARTERS FOR BOOTS arniine, is at the corner of Fulton and, Nw. » from $3 to $6; fine ally $6 in other ‘Shoes and Gaiter: fre Feeeed cals, 400 ws from $3 to $6. TARRYTOWN CEMETERY will take place om Monday, the 12th instant, it being @m aeoount of the weather. Th boas CO- EDICATION OF THR Place a iret at da: 78’ Carmine street OTICE.—MR. ANDREW CLARK, A NATIVE Scotland, haa, by the death of his brother, succeeded to in the Stowartry of Kirkoudbright, Seotland, rented eer. He ie» onilor, and left is of 12 months age. Civerpool for Aieri~ w Be left bia ship at Bu was lass heard of at Sandusky, on Lake Eris, in the 3 Ohio, in Jenuary last. ediately aT BE. York, or by James Ladder Rated that 1 was the Agentcf the Bank for the redemption be ASUSEMENTS, Branway, gg a. ber formed or “obiTi uy Sie waoleeS ya ahloners de Berkut alge Olivine: Ws Kase pl, etwith’ theeburlette ct WHO. SPRAKS Charles, Me, Jordans Ernest Militant wheat. ‘Miss K. Gorn; Share, Mrs, | Dress, commence at 7. ‘pasty Circle, 28 centa. ae Cirele ond Pare BANPRAU'S NATIONAL T {Es TRB.—MONDAY {Tenlis, Noy.12 theentertainment will commence with the Jangha le farce tL OLE BULL Ebe Burke: Mr, Molter, Mr. C. Taylor: Mary, Mrs, G- Mostayert Caroline, ities Lockyer, After whicn, ‘the on itled AGNSS GE VERE—Fir William Goreon, fred de Vere, Mr Tuto 9, Mid, Melinda Jonow; Mrs. Kivty Dibbs Mrs.'C. Mer tayer, The whote to conctude wi ot the ATTH. Story hae eat a C. Tay) Pead: bine open at Us) pertormanye MICUELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. MONDAY ov. 12, the entertainments will commance with DEKO AND LEAN DE. Pwleytnon Aghe Me. Nickinso Mr. C Leander, ine any Co ‘itiod MILA B—doe t Der Teimer, Mz, Miss Miles. JOBN DOBBS— er, Conover; Airs, Doors open at Dress Circle, W cents; Up- 12K4 cents, by Mi ties Debts, M IBLO’S GARDEN.—MONDAY BVENING, NOVEM- the Orchestra. After yh, ight Rope, by the Ravel Pau ‘To be followed by tho popular cowie pa HAMPETKE—Charactors by ceded hy a new DIVERY! iety of Dancing will be given. Wed the RED GNOME Margetti; Blanc, An- Jeremie Havel; Bedino, Leon devel Yuille Bile, A. Lebiman; Kugenie, Mime, Marzetti, Aduais~ ber 12th, Gvertur caring achievements on and Leon Jave! tomime of FETB ude he © AND WHE WanklO URTON'S THEATRE, Burton's Beuetit,—¥ played the ecmedy of LUV Bolero ai Cadit 1, CHAMBERS | STREE 0, JOk-Col Templeton, Mr. UW: Clarke (ks — aston PLACE, THIRD AVENUB AND Righth sixcet.~Firet appearence of Mr. W. FP. Wallet, ereat Evel —Mouday Evening, yerforn. nce mmence With the o hte cf Malta; Great Trick Act, by M Meorrs. Cadwallader and Ruvzals, as the Giad Mr. A. Hubbet; Riagle tt with Cannon Balls by Mr. W. 0. Ds fr. Munwale a8 Man Act ot Muster Robert Williams; in ad © cones, Ke. hildren, one Doors open at 634 ~to commence at 7 o'clock. LE CAMPBELLS ARE C MING, -£ SOCIBTY LIBRA. Ty Room, 845 Broad wa: Mingirele hi ‘e-open at the nday evening, Nov. i, avd continua Week, with their uew and origmal ical ¥ romenate, onthe Miicin THEATRICAL PRO ad Martini, beinganthor Performers, out aliforuia, request that all ap uen= | gagements may be forwarded to them in writing, on or befor the 2th instant, at their office, Les Barclay steees, New York, N.B, All letters mus OWRKRS'S Benen GREEK SLAVE, Fisher@oy, Proserpixe, and General Jackson, comprising | four ef the most beautiful works Cy this soulptor, exbiihing (ie bis exclusive b at the Galles yeeum Build) ever brought to this country. Adaittance 25 cca ‘Open from 9 A.M until 10 P.M. AGNIVICENT EX@IBITION.-E VERS’ GRAND criginsl eleantic wertes of Moving Panoramas, now open every evening, for short season, previeus to being exhibited in London, ut Stoppani’s jorama Hull, Broadway, corner of Wuiker street. This magnificent ¢ x of artietic shill, from original dew John Evers, and ey 2! guittgeat paint of root inti aeitNe to a= hen we say grand and sublime tre. They have be: why coat 36,600 dollars, Doors a a8 14 praol sal Saléne 4: feumtaslen-all seus fe bas ther for the night or seasom, $1 the doer onthe eveniug of performmace—parquet, 1} am Phitheatre, 20. ARNUM'S “AMERICAN MUSEUM.— . Greeuw ood, Jr. ore of the Marenetii Pauly, whoa won and Pantomiraic deline~ ave connected their names immmutanly with the Ravel ‘They appear afternoon Als Levis dimer, Mr. F.C. W Mossre, Merritield, hope and West. Also on Ot au enormous Whale, the Livin Avaconds, iteumeth Ori 2 Avsistant Manager.— Higgs i Su ibition, at ell hours, che skeleton Boa Conscrictoz, Living Admission % sents, ohildrea T. Barnum, Manager rr hing, ‘and extri of On Monday evening will be played ry SoTtaNCER, and aa ontire new farce, In the eneracon new aud amusing vaudevill other interesting Giant; Titenia, the Fairy Queen, huge Crocodiles Se autural and artificial Ci entire eae on at all hears, ad performances, 250. ; )RANKLIN THEATRE, 8, cuaTiaM sQuaRe— siplesion, Bes toes te Lert ts cameras or the durvetion of Madame Pauline, trem the Royal Liver Theatre, Leicester equare, La wpe .of Model Arcistey don, who, with her “ap= tert N.B Wednesday and Saturday Ponty loo! GRAND, INSTRUCTIVE, A AND DELIGHTFUL BX- tthe Minerva Roorns, a) Broadway — Burr's Mile Mirror of the Lakes, Nisgara, St. Lawronoe, aad Eaguenay tivere. This werld-moving painting casses stoa~ eof the spectatof for @ space of two hour citivs, towns, cata— ‘tnd other won United States and Canada shores, from Lake Aris renee, thence ep the wild, secluded a Mirror commences to mov ernoon, exhibitions on Wedi Admittance 25 ¢ Aft wy ‘at § o'clock. ‘AND HARMONY.—CHEVE'S SYSTEW, ault is to comme Diass in Vooai Bony, upon that selebrated « ri means of Ie 1% music to those who it By hie teta, the pupil can, ia & few months, 0 read an ‘of music, at the time that 1 rmasrer of tbe theory and rules of composition. O the clasees of M. R. the diMeulties of singing and harmony noes to the pupil Riststie the clase weil re thols feats ‘d street, where he will be happy = Fs USICAL INSTRUMENTS —THE porter Cyt = mulaceree, has rem: Fulton et and Go! ta, fehNerp the largest assortment ef Musies! Ia~ Fe thie, reply, that £ ok, but purchased the pat mn tik, aud eo, informed persons Tt hae bee stoted that there was a detalea @ Directors, I am very correctly informed, do defaloation om the pact of ' the oF of the former Cashier, Vouchers to guvee hot claims that there ti resens Cashjer, C. P. De ver granted their senctiousd nene o sors veglect of duty ai to every one familia er nd creditors of the Cann. was $200 000 in ciroulatic ‘and vouchers to cover med, whether much or Hatley | the amount I am ‘k, it is probably because Ben ther cut for f the largest creditor of hay mmeelves and friends. I ‘ub and john, irivate malice, and Gary i ‘ar ‘the purpose of draw= Hadi steeptien trom pues partios. ‘and fair hearin % avd the publio are roqu fuspend their jndgwent autil that eau be A. ST. SOUN, FOREIGN. RA ARANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAARAAAAPARDADDADG, CONOMICAL LIVING IN LONDON — ANDERTON'S ‘Nos. 162, 164 and 165 Fleet etree m | be in cottom of 34 cent | the @ ranted of bel ty and d, 10a. 6@. per Week; breakfast, ' worvants, Ta aN 4 ¥ PRE 10Us, ‘AND IMITATION K NG, 82 Mi struments in the eity, wholesale snd reta: - EDW'D BAACK, & Fulton st, BOARDING, &c. enn ann Ant OARDING—GENTEEL FURNISUED APARTMENTS for families or gentlemen, with ali the usual conveniences, at No, $45 Broadway. ta, te let for ables and ai 6 furnished. Ap- ply av 837 Houston street, two blocks east ef Breadway. - mig one Bg (anny Bw oun ARRIVED AT HER Warre N.R., at o'elock ee os er hou motion, eiphe Ohio ‘mai positively ° a inst ook, segetey be felt b bi ‘The superior st; Tove for Say most eomnfortah and expedi o OR Ravana. REW ORLzans anP CUAGKES.— afl Lis irect, via Ha rol 110, ser, James vehed from this —WR. J. A.M. reversed to he studio, No. 261 Murray strect, over Ti in Pt bled by a process peculiar to himsel Na sepy Bagnerstens 6 give the expression as w a how dim ox faded, No 6™ in Dreebive. No, 43 Fulton ance sent through the City ce from California, The Oregon arrived at BA VANSRD TO TRAOE A PRI. ELVET RIBBONS- EMBOS: fa ean beve thei ot November, for t Fort Hamilwn, with, 30h h of November, 49. The tresh beef to te wal LAKE'S ing og I FIRE PROOF FAINT. rRoM the, tures to slate er stone, from the netion of the weather sated | sue AND LABEL Pi Drogait hand ecamp new in dor, en oe stereetype. lanes, and readily used by say ees — ‘ano. cox, THE oN EUL KNOWN FIRM Pt yy not SES URGE Lt! 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Vaavecgers by » Oe ‘aod comfort mos to be had on any other steamer, and will not bo transferred CJ vedinte port ailene, at am imterm i "g ” af joer, only tro bert Fou saloon, state room Tye Ere pire Ci on Ro tnrds December. \ * for bavvengera nt hij lh he’ day, 2th day foot of Warren street, Ter formation, appl: WEBSTER, 115 Went street. ni with aterasses: a separate hetantial food, sirous of proceeding to Califor will find this ® . wer unity. ay faith plication We necessary to seoure the, 88 }ianited narber w i — DWAKD & SUN, 9 NE FOR NOVEMBER 1TA— ‘The superior fans galling orton, of the 15th of November, For ~toeny only, having rerior eccommedations, apply om piers North River, or to ae rte ed. Feri, B vee ,OR FoR Bt or R will then Cy aie inst. aualitios, Can still owen + re. 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MEDICAL. 0 DRUGOISTS AND APOPHECARIE3—A YOUNG of the College of Pharmacy, o in & wholosale or retail drug store; has no ob NOLAS OF KUSSIA, HAS. PrAN PRD SHE CZAR, xrono Gwen of the’ following geatle te and have eortifid we ies ethene — }R. KELLINGER' sold in large botties a’ Tuoth acd Nervous Headache filed vp, rheamatie ty ry —- “ ly ote a the bal id stubborn ulcers of every Tp shows, fe reaches every ‘uae family a \e RNS. THs 18 TO CERTIFY THAT I ersly from Corns and could only got Pellet Oy arplying Dr. Tobias’ @ 4 Depot, No. itena Warranted, Dostle. nw panic. AL BOOK? A a joes “J ii ‘3 A tg Re FILLS, fon rae CURE i aetme, oe eivepivre, which com DVICR— DO TOR YOu ELE en Mog the Pi tess ar pas ian tthe cone ane sopewnty, ret partloniar aie ‘ ronding a, Sok aa: bas he ‘ie FIDENTIALLY oe ineases ‘enables him to sein 4 joma, tr hie dant PRR, 4 Lag | STREET, BAS, FO Pe ey ee AF einer Aaenere of Wee ive dag, 1 enses tomoved in INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washingten Correspondence. Wasuineton, Nov. 8, 1849. Mr. Clay—His Nearness to the Cantal, and a Few Words about Him—The Union and Colonel Ed- wards—Hon. Walter Forward, &c. ‘The announcement, by telegraph, that the Hon, Hi. Clay arrived im Baltumore last night, afforded, to-day, an interesting subject of conversation, and many anxious inquiries were made to-day as to whether he had reached this city, The true friends of the distinguished statesman were glad to learn that they would soon take him by the hand, and have him for a time a dweller in our midst. When he was last in Washington, the presidential nomination had not been made, and it was not ex- actly determined who should carry the whig banner in the contest. His head (enclosed in a shirtoellar that reached above ius ears) in front pre~ | eented a face beaming with smiles, especially whent the politicians surrounded hum, and gave promises of fealty. And the great colonization meeting in tha, Hall of Representatives afforded am opportunity for his voice to be heard in furtherance of that great object, and for the loud and repeated huzzas, trom the dense multitude, for ‘the same old coon” for * Harry of the West,” and the ‘* man of the people.” Ifever man had reason to be proud of a welcome, it was) Henry ay. Bat distinguished per- soneges, as well us the humble, have their misfortunes; and the doings at the “ Phila- delphia slaughter-honse,” aud the ratification by the. whigs of the nomination of a “ military chief- tain,” were not calculated to make glad his heart in his deeli ing. days, after half.a century of public civil serv Beside, the election of a‘ military chieftain”? was at ime considered by him tobe worse, or as bad, as ‘war, pestilence and famine; and to have something equal to these evils in kis tlead, wes weil calculated to wound him tothe quick. True, we hear much of ht magnanimity; but this virtue is not on all occasions exercised, and we have no evidence that he forgives those who trespassed against him. On the contrary, he 1s dissatisfied with the manner affairs have thus far been conducted by the administration; and as he has too long been a eaptain, he will hot now fall into the ranks a8 a private, to obey the orders of another whig leader. He is “the same old coon” he was when he made the colonization spsech. re inclined to the opinion that the admiai tration will have to be governed somewhat by his desires, or incur his opposition, Members of Con- gress may, though the number be at first small, rally around him, and form the nucleus of a whig opposition ; and we may discover that though for atime he was shorn of his strength by the whig Delilah, he will recever sutlicient power to torment those who profited by his defeat in the Philadel- vhia convention. We remember his course when ¢ broke loose from the Tyler dynasty, and when rret Davis, in the House of Representa- tives, read Tom Marshall out of the whig partys because he did not regard Henry Clay as the “ in- camation of the whig party.” We happened to be present when the bull of excommunication was promulgated. The Union of this morning evinces a great de- gree of sympathy for Col. i:dwards, who, the edi- tors fear, is to be removed from the office of Com- missioner of Pensions. They believe him to be a whig, and bear testimony to his prowess and abi- lity.” ‘The democrats in ‘this vicinity are at a loss my conceive why 60 much solicitude is expressed in his behalf by the metropolitan organ ef the op- position. Every one who has'transacted business im that bureau knows that Colonel Edwards is ab- rupt and impolite; and the rule adopted by him to attend to members of Congress first, in preference to all others having busiaess at the bureau—even the decrepid soldier—has made him unpopular with the masses. Decisions made by kim, from time to time, have been reversed; but this is mere- ly an error of the head. True, he has received public money for a long time, but this is ne gees why he should continue an ‘employee of the ment. We do not design to make out a bill of indictment, nor do we desire his removal; but a very careful perusal by him of Chesterfield’s ‘letters to his son, anda little Ynore regard for the poor and friencless, would perhaps render him less ob- noxious to censure. The government belongs to the people, without regard to rank, wealth, or star ton. The Hon. Waiter Forward arrived in the cit yesterday, and put up at Willard’s Hotel. It wil be recollected shut he refused to be Solicitor of the ‘Treasury, which office, according to the Nati Iniclligencer, wus tendered to him, He is here, ome say, to assist the Secretary of the Treasury in making out his report to Congress; others, that he has come to receive the appointment of Minis- ter to Brazil. Atall events, he is here for some purpose, which has not exactly transpired. ‘There was, it is said, a fight to-day in one of the rooms of the ‘Treasury building, between two clerke—one of them a democrat, the other a whig. In the best regulated families sach thiags may oc- cur, and therefore we must not find fault with Mr. Meredith for this disturbance in his household. “Wasninaron, Nov. 9, 1819. More Nepotism and Sporls. ‘The town was taken all aback this morning, by the announcement that Francis Schroeder had ree ceived the appointment of Charge des Affatres to Sweden. “ Who is he?” was the exclamation of every body. “ Why,” enys one, “he belongs to the Const Survey.” “ Ab,” retorts another, * he Js one of the Coburg famuly, alias the Bache fami- ly?’ ‘No, mdeed,” replies one, more knowing than the others, “he 1s the son-in-law of Colonel Seaton, one of the old hunker whig editors of the old school National Intelligencer.” * Ab, indeed,”* exc'aim many voices, * now we know who he is. He ix the band-box, the emelling-botle gentleman, who came to Washington two or three years ago. pe bet the nice gentleman who plays the guitar 80 pely Well, this is the gentleman wae has received the appointment to Sw ‘or Seaton’s family has been pretty well provided | jor. One son-in-law hos cong been acletk in one of the departments Ger Gibson's bureau; another son-in-law goes to Sweden as Charge ; the eldest son has been sent ont to the German Confederation, as Secretary of Legation to Mr. Minister Dovelson 5 and another sop, about nineteen years of age, has beea ap- poinied to the Coast Survey. Jeside these, three gentlemen connected with the National Intelligencer establishment, ha yt oy ree “eran four: to wit— r. Johnston, salary $2,000 . Stansbury, sal $1,400; Mr,’ Coyle, salary @1,200, and Mr. Ke. nedy, salary $1,000. Is there any nepotism, or old hunker cliguetsm, in all this? ur Baitimore reapondence, Bautimong, Nov. 9, 1849, Mrs. Kemble and One of Her Pecufiaritiee—The Steamship Republic, §. Mrs. Frances Kemble and her peculiarities have been the eubject of speculation in our city, since her reading before the Mercantile Library Associ- ation, on Wednesday night. The receipts on the occasion were $1,000, and on being asked what charge she would make the Association for her services, she promptly declimed receiving any re- muneration. The Association immediately pro cured the Germania Band, and at 12 o’elock on the same night, gave her a grand serenade. Sheeven | refused to receive trom them her travelling ex- penses, and itis now ascertained that she hada motive for so doing, independent of any friend: ship, she may have for the Association. motive is sid to be a fixed determimation to re- ceive no pay from ner readings in a slave State—to touch, receive,or hanule no monry, that may have, by any possibility, been earned by slave labor. She will consequently give no more readings in this city. She took her departure y rday morning, in the tram for the West The steamship Kepablic left on her fifth trip to Charleston last evening, with a full freight and 45 passengers. This vessel, it will be remembered, is the first steamship built with oscillating engines, aud, although she has made very slow trips thas far,’ Lunderstend that the power of her engines has not yet been fully tied. Lt appears that on are count ct inexperienced firemen, aad the great heat of ber fornace room, they have been unable to keep the steam up to its proper standard. Efforts are making to remedy this defect, whneh have been partly successful, asevidenced by her last trip from Charleston, whiell made in 56 hours. She expected to be able to make the trip in 48 hours, when the steam can be regulated and kept at the Pigver height. ‘Lhe democratic papers in this State are dowa with full tilt on the pelitical doctrines put forth by Mr. Skinner, 10 * Plough, Loom and Anvil.” Bavrimone, Nov. 10, 180. Winterich Weather— Prime Meridian— Failure of Another Whig Projet—Whig Trowbles—The Marketa, §e. After a general variety of weather, suitable for every season but the present, we have this morning acold end chilling wind, which indicates the com- mercement of dreary winter. The Board of Trade of this city have had under consideration the subject of the supposed new