The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1849, Page 5

TE EGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, Fatal Rencontre in St, Lous, Sr. Lovrs, Nov, 10--1 P, M. A reneontre took place this morning, on Market street. near Fifth, between Jobn Owen and Joha Herr which resulied fatally They both drew pistols. Herr fired firet, but without effect Owen then fred the ball taking effect im the side ef Herr, Ho followed it up. lodging three balls in the body of Herr, who fell mortally wounded, and died shortly afterwards. Owen has been arrested and committed to prison, I did not learn the eeuse of the unfortunate circumstance whieh led to this fatal result. Steamboat Destroyed by Fire, Cincinwatyy Nov. 10, 1849. ‘The steamboat Ivanhoe caught fire last night, aud burned to the water's edge. The wreck, in floating down the river, came in contact with, and eet fire to the steamer Melodium. but fortunately the firemen fheceeded In extingtithing the Cames before much damage was done Se Tne Hissourt Fmbezzler. Sr, Lavia, Nov, 10, 1849, The examination of Nathaniel Childs, who ts on trie}, charged with embezzling the funds of the Mis- sour Bank, progresrgs slowly. Only two witnosses have been examined, and their testimony does throw the least light upon the alleged defateaflon. Large Fire anu anu i Roppery In St, Louls Sr. Lours, Nov. 10-P, M. A destructive fire oscurred to-day.in Broadway, pear Mallampy rtreet. Tairtecn buildings were destroyed ‘They were owned by Messra. Clark & Bowman, Tho lose is estimated at $7 000, and is covered by insurance ‘The store of Messrs. MoCrum & Johnstea, hardware merchants, was entered last night and robbed of about $800 worth of fine cutlery. The thieves have not been arrested. @he French Murderers Committed for ‘Trial, ae. Sr. Louis. November 10, 1849, The French brothers Montesquiz have been com- mitted tothe January term of the court, to take their trial for murder. The popular feeling against them has somewhat subsided, and no little sympathy is evinesd for them. Young Barnum is still alive. The Southern Mall, &e, Baxrimone, Nov, 11, 1849, ‘The Southern mail has failed from beyond Raleigh, North Carolina, There is nothing uew im Baltimore, Important from the Sandwica Islands, We have received, by the Empire City, and by the way of San Francisco, full files of the Poly- nenan, published at Honolulu, to the 18th of Au- gust. Advices to the 27th have been received at San Francisco, more than a month later than our previous accounts. There 1s considerable interesting local news in the Polynesian, but, for want of space, we must omit it till another day. But we will give the fol. lowing:— MARRIED, Tm this town, (Honolulu), on the 9th instant, by the Rev. E. W. Clark. Henny L. Surivow, of Salem, Mass, to Haxnan W, eldest daughter of J. G. Munn, of Hono isin. The French have been creating come excitement at Honolulu and Oahu. Our correspondent at San Francisco says:— San Francisco, September 30, Suaday Night, half past 9. I write to inform you that [ have just received mews from the Sandwich Islands. The French ‘eame in on the 25th Augnst, and on the 26:h took ssion of the fort and towns of Oahu and onoluiu. Business wa: ayspended for two days. The Sandwich Islanders did not resist. Toey seized on the newspaper offices and coasequently there are no papers. I tried to get them, bat there ‘ware none. ars uiet when the bark Mary Frances left there, the bth of September. The Pacific News, of the 29h of September, gives the following additional information:— “In our paper of Saturday last we announced that @ rumor Was in circulation that @ ditliculty had ergen ut the Sandwich Islands, between the French bn sul General and the Hawaiian govern- men ¢ that time the French frigate, the Pourewvante, under the command of Admiral Tromme ho, has arrived at this port from the Sand- wich Islauds, whic! “a place she lett early in the pre seat month, bringin; we leara, Mr. Dillon, the Freneh Coueul, und Mt i assengers. It is said that Mr. Liilon hy closed is mis sion at the Islands, and that he Resear ey to France, through the Unned States, taking passage in the steamer about leaving for Panama. “The Poursuivante brings despatches, we be- lieve, for CommodoreJJones morand for the State De- partment at Washington. The contents of these are of couree not yet made public ; but we learn from the reports in circulation about town, aad which, 00 fur us we know, are not disputed, that the trans actions which took place at the Island before the French frigate left, were in general as followa :— The demande of the Freneh Consul—the most in- tant of which related to the importation of rench brandies into the hsp at reduced rates of dury, and to the sale of ardeat spirits by Freuch whalers visiting the roi of the Islands for refrechments—were — refu: by the Ha- jin government, on the ground that its existing Tegulatione on these subjects were m cevformity to the text and spirit of the treaty conclided between the French go- vernment and that of the islands, There were, however, several other matters in issue, and the Hawaiian government, we uoiderstand, was de+ sr0ue bint ii the whole cnse for decision, to the eabivet et Paris. ‘Tos mode of adjusting the mat- ter, Mr. Dilloa and the adural did not see fit to accept. [tis also waderstood that the Lauwatian aber were willing to avail themaclves of the otiered mediation of the British Consul General in = premises—and that this also was declined by fe Pre neh Cooral aed admiral, who tusisted upoa py Bian compliance with their demands by the aiian government, within a brief specified Such comphance being refused on the part of the Islands, the French Admiral, against the pro- ot the Amerean Consul (the diplomatic intercourse between the [stan verpment und Mr. Ten Eyck, the American Hee Owe, having been resumed, we be- lieve, » epension some months ») pro- ceeded to forcible measures. The Hawaiian ae wae er ized, diarmed, its ann ition destroyed, and we Hawauan flig lowered tor about three days, when the Preach occupation of the tort censed, and the Hawetina flog was again raised. One of the public vessels of the Hawatian governs ment was aleo sewed by the French and seat off, under French control, to Tanita or Valpiratso. The French authorities then left the blonds “1k appears to diffieult to waderstand uper what grounds this course of aero the part of the French authorities, can be justified, end equally difficult to see what good or useful result, ¢ ay kind, bas been aceomplehed by wt Tt the Hae walian authorities were in the night io the contros verey, under the treaty stipulations, then the course French wae plainly an unjmstiiable aggre spon the weak and defenceless. If, on th er hand, the Hewaiian goverameat was inthe wrong, why, even supposing the British consal’e | mediotion uosmtable, could not the case have bee titted te the French eabinet, for decision, as the Hawaiion government is understood to desired and proporedt” News fiom Jamaien and Trinidad. Our advices from Jamaica, by the Empire City, are to the 4th inet. There is not much news. Trade had been dull ; indred, there was litle or nothing doing in the mark The Cornwall (Ja.) Chromicle says = \g the Inet week, has been nearly hoped for by the most rang y rains, some pactiat ce in the town, and newhborhond fer miler around as, On kriday las seeking taiy, which continued several hours, must hi peoduotive of great benefice to the young sane The qrrdens have been well watered, aud ail ound bearsa ment lively, verdant aspect ‘The at- ete te etill warm, and dark clowdts are hanging y direction indicative of more rain” The Trinidad vapers contain lithe that ia inter- ewing to the generality of our readers. All die thupce, Was vp te the Joh October, atan end, ¢ order nnd quietness had beea generally re stored. ‘The Gazetié etates, that several of the parties who hed been most conspicnous in the re- vent outreges had beea arrested and committed to prison. Movenre of individaats, General Seoit ow Norfolk on the oti inet. Hon, Arthur P. Bagby, late Minister to Ravsia, was Im Mobile om the 41h tnet endar for This Day Commo f Part 1 Now 66 61, 68,07, 73, 75, 79, 81, 85, 88. £7 FO, 1, 63, 8, Part 2 Now 82°26, #8, #0, 162 1.4 108 THR, 11, 112 14, 34, a Noa 22 S41. 65. 67, 68, 61, 63, 64, 65, TV. 72.70.14 18 Sere The ehamoers of this Court will Pepeefrib Ie held at the pew City Hell | that the amount of epeete on | wae $1,061,942 lene than in Jone 90, and § | ton add WEWS FOR oa LUFORBIA, ner 4 THE WEEKLY HERALD. | ‘The steamehips Creseent City and Obio will leave this pert, to-morrow, with the mails and passengers fer Galifornia. The 0. will leave at one o'clock, and the C C. at three o’sloek. ‘We sball publish an edition of the Weekly Herald, at tem e’cloek to-morrow morning, to go in these steamers. It will eontain the latest intelligence from all parts of the werld, to the hour of publieation, ineluding losal the marriages awd deaths in all parts of the eoun- try rince the departare of the last mail, and the nani of the passengers sailed for the modern El Dorade. This will be a valuable paper to send to the gold re- glon. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails, ean be obtained at the ofee, at sixpen Orders receives for sny quantity. Apply early saloon, will be diso » being unable to embark ‘nion Place Hotel. ty baving engaged Apply at the offiee o of, the par thie trip. Dine ts the only Sto In the City tn which tame price a which they s Halr Dye—Hoetcnelor’s Liquid will Color fhe hair or pLiskers the moment 0 is applied. and wishous waitirg to dry; ean be washed with soap. auc net romeve th color, and the skim mot soiled, It has ne bad odor, aud FH efective, need vight or day. Applied, or aold, wholesals 4 retell, at BATCH BLOR'> Wig Faovory.4 Wall strees, agent in Lendon, T, C. Unerin, 2 Piccadilly, near St. James's | Church. t injury te the bair or theie “Whiskers ayee. ia live minvens, at the Depot, Ne. 197 Broodway, cocuee of La the Franklin Mouso. Per bottle, anal! aize, 8! COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, | MONKY MARKET. Sunday, Nov. 11-6 P, mm. ‘There bas been, during the past week, more activity in the steck market than we have noticed for some time part, and at the close prices were a little botter. It ie, however, nothing but one of those flurries pre- ceding the dissolution of some of the fancy stook com- panies, The bulla are carrying bodily most of these stocks, and they may, from time to time, galvanize the market and inflate prices a fraction, bat every struggle will be weaker and weaker, until they finally cease al- together. The unprecedented supply of money in the market, seeking investm: enables «peculators to got hold of enough to hold large amounts of fancy stools; even the banks make large loans on such worthless trash, but they require such wide margin to guerd sgainet depreciation, that @ great many shares have to be hypothecated to raise compara- tively a moderate sum of money, The quantity of this stuff upon the market, however, is 60 enormous that the bulls find no difficulty in raising all the loans they went. T! undanes of money in cir- culation sustains prices for stocks generally. and gives outside holders an opportunity to realize, which may not bappen again for yenre; and if they do not avail themrelves of it, the fault is theirs alon | ‘The amount of United States stock issued to foreign- | ers, from the 3d to the Sth inst , is $69 500, as follows: Lean of 1842, $500; of 1846, $50,000; 1847, $17,000, and 1848, $22000. ‘These issues are made by the funding of ‘Treasury notes. ‘We publish in another column an article from the Monitor Republicano, of Mexico, an interesting account of the Mexican debt. It appears by this that the Mexi- can government is doing everything in its power to meet the payments of interest; but, thus far wery little progress has been made. According to this state- ment, the debt of Mexico amounts to about $56,000,000, of which the government has actually received bas about one quarter. Of one obligation, amounting to $22,000,000, the government received only $11 000,000 ‘The debt has been largely increased by the non pay- ment of interest. It will be seem by this, that the Mexican government has been pretty deeply involved 4D dett; but if the bondholders get one fourth of their claims, they will get all they bave ever advanced. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the priueipel speculative stocks in this market, for each dey of the past week, aud at the close of the week previous. It will be seen that prices have, im several iustances, Improved @ fraction, bat on the whole they have been pretty uniform:— 14 — ak Hr - 197 me ws | » 9 80M oS = = fe ne oo ‘ Ki <. ; my mm F<) Eg Wore lh ms Bine Rok Sug ¢ gis aN oth uv WN i 87 6s 3% ay & Ee Kew Gaven KR me OF rrrrg hiner BR 665, 6 " 1) 09% ay A comparison ot prices current yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an noe in Pen ania 6's of 1 per cent; Indiaua Mi Erie allroad, Wj Harlem, %; Long Island, Farmers’ Loan, %; Cauton Co., 44; and m decline in Readiug Railroad of 44 per cent; Erie Bonds, old, 4 The aunexed statement exhibits the aggregate more. ment ip the leading departments of the banks of this at three pericds Fie ak 6 laana ey Deporites ive te bante... Due eunal fund 830) more than in Februsry. There has been an inoreace of $2,854.179 in discounts, $1,773,912 in the cireulation, $1,757,771 im deposits, and $655.821 In capital, sinew | Febroary Inst, the line of discounts bas inareased | $8,000,056. We have been completely inundated with news froma all parte of the world within the past twoor three day: By the arrival of the steamship Cambria from Liv pool. we have seven days lat teilligence froa hurope avd Aria; by the arrival of the Empire City from Chagres, we have month Jater intelligence from California, andall that portion of the world bordering on the Pacific, The news from ali these places is eredingly Interesting, aod will create @ vart deal of Pirasure and dirappoiotment, as it makes or mars the for of different persons From Farope the new is important and very favorable The adva) largely to the foternal wealth and reseurces of the country, and the benefit of this will, at this time be particularly important on account of the resent ex. eertive importation of foreign goeds, It appears, by the official reports anoexed, that the value of mer- dive imported during the first ten months of t pret two years, has been largely in exoess of the ox- ports for the correrponding period :— Commerce of tHe Pout or New Yous —Varogor Iw. PORTH ASD Kxronre, Piet (om month, Dutindle. . Free, Bpecie. 189 i848 O71 206 706 8 aly Total Import: Total bx port «$80.02 245 37 88 VOT $55 042 008 82000572 Facere of imports. It appenre by thie that the baianos against aio the foreign trade of this port, for the Grst ten months of | 1849 wan $56,006 696, oF $18,572,545 greater than oh tor the corresponding petiod in 1848. 16 ts fortunate, under the circumstances, that there has been an ad. | vanes In cotton, ar it will enable us to pay this balance more rectly than we otherwives could. If the improve. Ment in the price of cotton im Liverpool is sustained: it will be an important item fo helping us to pay our debts, The advance alluded to, odds at least twenty fve millions of liars to the aggregate we of the eotton crop, and about twenty millions to the value of the qnantity wmnally exported. Deduct from (bis eny ten millions, that the inereared price of of the raw Material wiil add (o the value of our exports | fr her year, we have an addition to oar re sources of ebout ten millions of dollars. So far so | geod All jaterests will be bemofitted by the advance in | | fornia exten cotton, and we trast it will be sustained, ments ef trade are certainly in favor of the iaprove- ment, and tbe only draybock is the production, Im the event of the erop hetng $¥° 04 = uarter milliong of bales it will be difonltto keep prices up to points now current. A few weeks will settle all these things mere dednitely; but in the meantime speculators will get the steam up so high that there will be great Genger cf acollepse. There is very little more pews from Europe of any particular interest to thix country, The prospect of amy extensive demand for our bread- stuffs wes rether poor, and we cennot salculate upon any improvement to an extent ecient to intiace prices in this country. It fs necessary for = large consumption of cotten in Great Britain, that food should ecentiuue cheap, We have euch @ large surpine of breadetute, and the crops in England and on the Continent have proved so abundant. that there f9 very little probability ef provisions of any kind being high. This a strong argument in favor of high prices for cotton, and full ewployment for the manufacturing clackes of Europe, The vettiement of the political dif. fleulties on the Contiment, which threatened at one time to involve ali the great powers fa due genaral war, have been amicably arranged forthe present aad this fs fn favor of a larger consumption of ostfon than usval. There are, therefore, many reasons for autiot- pating an extensive demand for the raw material, and of course w permanent improvement in prices, and bat one that et thie moment occurs to us. In favorof lower prices and @ more limited consumption, Quotations for conscls had advanced considerably according to the |. the reenit doubtless of favorable news Money continued easy in London, wud the rate of interest ruled at the lowest potnte, The cheapness of money gave speculators in oatton grant fecilities for purchasing and holding; and in the event of the mavement becoming established on « sound basis, the epinners of Furope will ha: prices for the raw material, to keep thelr machinery in operation ‘The tuteligence from California is interesting, but Dy wo means so favorable as generally anticipated. ‘The Orecen, at Panama, from San Fraucises, brought down about $409.00 on freight, and the passencers have abort two hundred thourand dollars ia their trunks. from the gold mines of California, Our aavions from fan Francisco are to the Ist of October. The digeing season at that time was nearly over, and the miners were flocking into Sam Franciseo in large numbers, on their way to the Atlantic ports. We learn thet ers for Fanama, which are to leave California the next four months, have been already filled up. that tickets command large preminm. [t appears by this that there is as mach apxiety to get wway from a3 to get to San Francisce, The miners have wot made out 40 well this reason as they did Inst, or as they expected. It is estimated that about 100,000 have been in the wines this season, and (hat the average prodact of gold dust bas not been more then four dollars per head, ‘This, iv the aggregate, will make @ very large but it makes the cost of Production so great that the business will not prove ne profitable as antivipated: It is the opinion of thore who have just returned from the mines, that the harvest has been gathered, and that after this year the prodnetion will be limited — that the cort of working the mineg will be #0 near the market velne of the metal, Hmited number will be engaged in the mining basiness It is impossible to tell what will be the reeuit | of this enermous speculation, or how many will be ruined. Many have elready made moderate fortuner; but @ greater number have lost everything they bad in the shape of money and health. Of a fleet of between six and seven hundred vessels which bave left the Atlantic porte of thie country, only abont three hundred bad arrived at San Framcisco at the Intest date, and, an yet, not one of the vast number bas returned. There is an tmmense eapital locked up in this fleet of merchantmen, whioh i#at present, and is likely to be for # long time, useless and inactive, ‘This will entail heavy losses upon the owners; but in the event of any disaster overtaking the shipping tu the harbor of San Francisco, ia the shape of fire, it will benkrupt hundreds who bave invested their whole capt tal in the enterprise, Prices for property of all kinds in California, execpt real estate, wore rapidly deareci« ating. and very few articles were bringing enough to pay charger, to say nothing ebsut ost. The lange number of vessels on their way to California, from all | All the ele | to pay enormous | iV ‘This makes a tetal of about $4 600.000 received | yri x s = - vate femily. or faetrver tno or three chitdven, ey sureet, outer Waverly prace, Tat GED, 100 ai NIED-A 8 as Nurse, and #8 Homebrepor. AGENTS, ra st PU BLASTED, AN aU. Porm ion of Weil hy iUaTiON BY a plain sewing, or Chai y compen ‘’AN?PED—AN uiresunncae an rami tapable 0 y ears Ke jarge of & peneil elt ANTED—BY A VERY COMPETENT PRRSON, & sitoation as Ladies’ Dresmnaker and Henusiross ins w nd make ther clothes. Apply YUUN work in a TANIED~A B&B unig L retest TANTEO—A you 8 Woman, 4 city refercnes Ont 0 Broadway, sone? of Twelfth small family aiven. (PU AGIC ant ma. two das ITUATION BY to #0 plain 0 th Andean give ut y“applylug ab 307 Mov A RSSr ABLE GiRly 4 StU sire saber ublug charg washing WOMAN, wid, cr todo hing and ironing, Apply at 23 Bogith stress, Clintom ar cull at Se, 65 Bond street, Cam be soen fortwo days ef i vw flo W iV W EDA 8 Seagun't reads \ ref-revee. ATUATION BY a Nurse and Renmstrees, One who neders arnt STRADY or ¢ ean miki g out athe Tech, will ESTRAY, TEP TED—A POKW amier leaving liberel advange wil be pai; bo exe! App ply to Pad FANIED--A 8) 15 years of 94 I xeueraily use! er, Up stairs, VLUATION BY A to take care of children, « Apply #5 233 Blicabocs atrect, teed | YOU N¢ WOMAN, d make her~ AmU GER— sanannanppsnnto Berea rebates pe SORES BANAAED? < 1 seal 0 sae te "Aa a. garinled the T i ie Sisvates, ger orthon, Gilbert m9] es Mts no r, Meifer, Mr. C, gine Lockyer. VERE Sir Wi Taylor: Gain estayer; Mra. Uar~ Doors Mr, Mbefteres ips Leokyer. open at Oy performance ty N recuntas ov eee 2, the THRATRE-- MONDAY nteriainmenta will eommense Leanter, Mise dary Laylor; Hem Agha Mr. Nickingon; Alecterur Mr. 1, the opersentitied 4M Go t Der Teimer, Mr. Mise Mites, La JOUN DOBBS— ‘TROUS-ASTOR PLACR—TMIRD AVENUE / Bighth street-—Johw try: peecment! Arrival and First t English Clown, W nS 2, and & AND LINpartame. f= aramor in amerion of the a 'y called in requisl derivtcl play sevey f Prives—Boxes, 25 cen 12h conte. Doors open at OMe: ‘An Extra Performance will be a which Mr Wallett will alse CARD —NISLO'S.—My, Hl. PLACTDE RESP RL ly informs the pubiie that fi Wednerday xt Nov. lt o wh it AE CAMPRELLS ARE COMING, SOCIETY LIBRA- ED—A abet ations, Can be for two days if mot engage ANTED~A SITUATION, TA women, as Chawlermaid and Waiter, oF tc mall private family; bese city referen 4) 18th, Het ween 70k and Sch wre all a0 SUT Mote BY ce tamil efor two ways, street, on first fluor, RESPRCTABLE PROTESTANT ®OWAD situation aa Cook tu ly, ud ivoner, end puree L A RESPE Is a ee 8 a0 at No, ANY SITUATION, BY A~RESPEOTABL| Young Girl a8 Chambermaid or Waite ‘end ironin ble private irte very «i reforemees eam » bear Bi eoker. | parts of the world, will add largely to the supply of aly | kinds of merchandise; but the fmuigration into that country is so great it is our impression that be. — y do | fore spring, prices will rule muck higher than t! now; but we have no ides that In any event they will pay even cost to shippers, Sen Francisco, as an important commercial depot, we never hed but one opinion. It isfumsurpassed, and must, before the lapse of many years, be the greatest depot of commerce on the shores of the Pacifie. The | trade of this country and Europe with the East Indies, | oust pass through that port, and that alone is aufl- cient to itgreat wealth and importance. So far as our knowledge of the egricultural resources of Cali- fe must confess that it has given us The limited extent rather an unfavorable impression of ayable cil will corspel ite population to depend al- commercial advanteges; but they, doubtless, cient to support, eustaln, and perbaps enrich, number of inbabitants, We find, in our European files long articles relative to the operations of ewirdiing speculators in railway eoryanies, insurance companies, banking companion ard a}! kinds of incorporated concerns, similar to thoes , whieb have thus far been no sweoersfully carried on in thts country, it appearethat, in all parts of the world there cormerants manage to get into the confidence of the publie and secure fortunes by robbing, lilerally robbing, the poorer cinsses, end ruiuing thousands who were previously in the enjoyment of @ moderate compe. tency. We bare recently falion upon mbevy of those scoundrels, to our very midst, and it is our determina tion toront them ou treneacti We bave, for the past ela months, beew probirg the affairs of our fancy railroad oounpanies, and are net yet ball through with them ee a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED m AY bay. <tnowere to <Adcersiereen paid. or they will not be taken J cent by Molt must be the Peet Office. HOTELS. IRVING HOUSE, Beoapwar, COLUMBIA HOTEL, € New Bere, Teracer, P nae BARNUM'S HOTEL, TREVONT HOUSE, Tremors Srmart, Lorrem. ca t Seneee Baton, RUST'S HOTEL, Syascr em, New Yous. Moc), teem ent by my Ful eu strect. ANEROAN ITED BROTAERS « ROVE ) The membere of left that pis, before any totination MILLAN GORY, AND DRY Gonms, J ELVET KIR BONS EMO ISBD TRIMMING — ehants ean tave their o sod ribh ne em by reed by a. PHER near Syruee # Tee, pyar m7 “FANCY “AND EASONABLE Tiv'as, @& Maiden Lane -- hg wedersigbed reqnesta thn puntic Hon te bis week of Pages Pure fanntaeruted b materiats, and ine from the beet ad 1 tonrahte ariety of fur ern be obtained ae sired the silver meal atte tace Fa‘rot the Amen vr tartitues WM BOSE £3 Maiden Lane. FAT SHAWL SALRAT Pe COMMERCE AT, nous, sit r Ga A \s7 Spring surest 4 an wernine direct from eyetion & Square Weal Show ts, will er # rqnare, all woot, tty, bewwe fel pterne, tome Shawl, ¢) M010 95 BY tiny tate, hs Slory, riohess fords made, Sh 200 Waterton iit <lyog, 19 Sud plaid center, mons desirable em ds, $7 0, having teostved th wort) of Lone steat bargatos IM wpe rior qaule 1 YO heavy, all wool, Ans regards the position of | od expose all their nefarious | * | | i anes jew may be had 2. will addsers Drugaia! z CALIF ORAIA. ARTIC IA.- CALIFORNIA GOLD HUNTERS, WHO ovoid all bumbuggery. must 1 Capes, Coats, Boo! three doors below John street. Cc way tn cis Cai SILVER EWELRY, « t, branch f BNCY WANTED, Security at av Brown vg iron work together, of every deser’ Failte ad bare, of the amailest sized wire, NO ENGRAVERS..-WANTED, mab engraver to any to wes Hotel, New ny ab this otter. A wo go Wert, One whe ean apply to Abr. ar Brosaway. WARE, No. 625 wey. aired to cd to welt warone 3 riew Stownit, Mamofacts ret of flue Jeweiry, No. 13 | A fap temo como Ne imitations of ny * Ave iFoe We axe no: wiing pine @oop Domoreat, « all at the ALIFORNIA TOUSES—PORTARLE AND Of! ouses aud Sores, equal t0, and ae elieap ae al, BOOTH, S8Myrile aya., Breoklys. ‘Vie impre stor the parpor re itis used for grating as large anpl me aper than east iron m Nh tor these purpo~ sor- eInbIRCIng an endless variety Of designs, not surpassed fer beauty, duraliliry, and sitength. BW. that comparatively a |, Address, post paid. J. tating where am in ONE HUNDRED DOGLAKS FOR ecurity and u bunus of dive dol= paving (heabuve amount to loaa JOUBNRY- on letter on aiives i wages will be given tu Tithe, lust three King up gold er. $ ARNOLD BORPUM ETS, WATER PROOF Cam be., 103 Willinn street (up KECIOUS. JRWELRT.—MM. MARRET, JARRY, GAIME, S16 brated house of Pari Hrosaw 9, have reowived from their eele= the richest assortment of Jewelry, of d beg reapeottully the Visit to cheir store, vee, how mus Bt rp BAL Bedere vor f ATK A Leer the bowls Wea ves do nh meriity he boumetog, ” Basen dal 4 th yy EPOT OF FRE wre, i 4 50. set #0 .P ottiarros NEW 56, G00 ster wf f oC KREEPING Chromropher steer re with the Bow it of merriment their ws wa to she rdw ‘Toda Brovdwes “hall Day NCH MBORANT a ric beh re OAL— ORST P Nu TO LEND ON ® goto, iw eames to © tw na ity ot tevet, bare pramde of gee “ SCHUOLE. Mes APITINET ’ woe ‘Drawiew, MS Livingston the porte te be No. t rh ore Fedard ednen ton, ©. Voter att, ya ARREBY bares Ces, om A. COX, .$.—BY TUR HAVEN PORE. alle! ody rooalta! ton #iteek OND AND yivanin ; required aati be @elive y lity of the Reavitla, by aie, avd all the » Broen FroRRLD 4 properly re- rates Motel, DrEvas’s AL LAMPS: NOW 446 w Beooktyi Go Florida rand W ash= AC ARETMOROUGH- ~~ nt- > ieanta, on pro- Apply inthe * nde be caterioined as € voadway.—The original amd well-known rele have the honor to aanounee to the lad | and gentlerwen of New York that they will 1 | Beciety Library om Monday me curing the we otinue engenal vorthe Militia Ra Biga-r Luke N. B. IPICENT EX@INITION -BV ERS? rigiwal gigantic series of Moving Pauoramas every evening, hort seanon, previeun to beti | in Condon, at Stoppaui’s Panorama cerver of Walker street, maguifleent’ ¢ | ef urvietio abil, from criginal drawings, by the celebraind GRAND now open exhibited * halt. py once ps ag Mareionen do Mastin tees, Maho, Goswes of Crack or Miep Olivia: Tonio, Mr. Lg a. by rad Peresant Cartoy The Seguia; ‘Torte lér, Whit head’ elud “eit tho’ burletta. of wo SPEAKS RST s jor, Mr. Jordum; Benest Militani Dyott; Mr Soars, Mrs. Loder Drove Cirele gad Par~ t mnL.0" 8G ber 12th, daring gohieve and Léon Jaye To in'wolen a tomime of FETE CH Ab AR DEN—MON DAY EVENING Vy be Oroleaten Tight Rope, Ly ne Ki To be followed | Vy i « yoy eM whieh, Famiiy val j—Uharancors fe suerended by a new DIV ERTES t variety of Dancing will bo given. comis penton Wak nen iti B RTON'S burton s codeock. Bogh Fire time, FOR—Col. [allan 0} wil be pertorn Bets, et LUCK En In of other Giaat; Ti nit hege Crooedil iver, io Ovean. sinenen magnitude that tt tion oan be 1 that this w B pee f tone the. ‘Astor Opera House. Rint @ ‘and sublime epectacte ef the Boring of the Park Theat ey have been nearly three years in preparation, and cows 25,00 ao ny open atedy o'clock: Panorama me preoisely ‘nilaven under ten years of'aga, half AS INSTRUCTIVE, AND DELIGHTFUL Bx. eva Rooms, 10) Groadway Niagara, St, Lawrence, RAND, and Canada chores, from Lave trie tothe Gult thence up the wild, secluded and nakoown he mirror cow mences t) mova aL 7% o'clo0k orn exbibitions yiny and Suture _A ren half price. REEK SLATS, rising ow EMS" i STATUARY, tne re Fr, are new finns MIualve bovest) at the alley of (ld Morters, Lyceum Building, 90, 063 Browdway, Phase works, together with of the bess old masters, form the eho scont and m: tructive eollection of whe works of are ever brought to thie country. Admit Wokets Seents, Open from 9 A.M un ronpe of 24 Fema'e Minstrels, Dance: ery night wt hall pow a every Weduerday avd Saturday, at 8. ‘y OARDING.—THKEB OR FOUR GENTLRWEN CAN te acecmmodated with board and plessamt rroms, at 10d Retorer ces ex hanced. OARD WANTED BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM seohard A paiyate Sass Rete rred. In the neigubor | hood of Twentioth T wonty-third, and Cwonty= ete, Ninth and Tomch avenues, Address --oMfioe of this paper. aston WOUSE, NEWY y OK under the erme. 4 Moree distaners ftom to ) Bryadth acreaw t. top tw top Bt. tee Ueoadert parte mn top to We MOCK At sue vole ler he ‘Third, Length of arm frow top of shoulder, arousd gbo el | bow to wrist joint. | "b. Lnetly. it in vecoenry to know whether the person has a Jong neck, and earries his bead erect, o waethar he is round hov! 4. with ehort uing forward. Also, the Ten gti of the ehirt, or height of b. | oat % | ever poblished in the J ONS, CUBRRA, THE CELEBRATED cot Juat arrived in & o range nn jeh he could 6 ral tanga, of at bis Lowel m of agrica Fhe farin al prewens te | p whieh inrpovtion be partir jon house, ae Well as wil bul ai comporihg & L bar ne, Pepperimining « od rep he Particvior pater t St rvrat larer ‘The w beeribe tabe imweciate p re enquire of Mr Krewainy Cow \ of CG. Ravens, Beg , 89 Mores ve | vk, oF of the subsoriber. HENRY! No. 3 Leroy Piste, N WPERTY IN THE CITY oF &. for sale. The undersigned { TD LED -IN TOE CRN TAT most dell BY private or pub! Ven andet @ Addrecs box 1% Fane or * Prepon 2, New York Poi te Bbw AnD OAP TA TORY TO LET..<1TH ) 2 01 the. © publisned moder the Imm ec tate superint fthe Kiebe Kew welds. the prevent Bishop of ( om, Sapenio, tapes’ the wtittngl oa hts tit be eolleeted 9 tae mate hy sof veawey 4 mentors ot For wal by Bova . Pebliehors, altmare, +B PLAGE, Viton « fovad Boos of ever den atory, Biography. Setentite, Wediont Voran Alvy, @ teqether with sil the otder" for any article warted with despatch, Pooks mailed, Crore ateaticn frid to muy work ordered by rasil, He i Foraten ionke imported 4.6. MORGAN New ortenna, fa fo made wih the order. fitarary Depes, adj sining the Pos Ome ‘om MeN RANKL pase ee by De Greetey iW Tegen of members the wre of ii) WS Bowery, the door on Wendott the gomedy of Luy Bolero di Cndiz by im the charac! NUM'S AMERICAN MUSKUM—P. T. BARNOM Propriotor~J. Green J interenting per! ts Admission to the eatin children under ten years, 12 In THE ater Subj Id of -povmlar truate will be pect of the Mechanics’ Imstitate rea will be delivered oa Monday evemi THEATRE, CHAMGHRS BTREST. — MR. Bonet. —Monds y Nov. } Barton; Mie Bret vie sad win ruO VO FURY PARR ME o'Rsilly, PERA, ASTOR PLAUB.- SIGNOR G. FORTE of Gonnary—mu i Moniaere dort, in bares MLA HOGA lait Signa &. Borghese; vir. Berti; Aitumao, Liverovto, Mi \eehaet er ya One Woek Bore of the Ma ay ful Gywoastia achi Vroesominte ‘delinen ations hay, viavly with the Ravel von new aud & 1. the Fairy Qu Is; Sex Lion} and the iimmense eolleetion of room ae all hanes, sefurmanees, 250. 5 uae and wi ne oa URATWawW SQUARE. — Pir lide Sime sone lo; Mrivate Ws is Open every era 0 ton. whe, with her “aoe mberimg twenty-seven et plesares of me ~ies BXTRAUKD Jor Paintteg, twouty teor by twelve, no ‘at 3 Broadway + ou'd be oy o hebold ® wun eof art Chee wick eivandeod, ‘Tre genuine During the evening med by che pupils avecerding Mimwen, ‘of each woek, Bereol. Th Redieid, rm payatile 1 fasion wien Levcur ‘ar the webool ro ie ing of each lecture. Appl ‘actuary at the iusdvate OCAL MI u ht. Ch. Musie aad Harmony, opens the means of leare ted it eto 18) 5 RA Su TP CHEROKE ip arrived y ity of her Kr terennsh te ppier do 4h R We ‘ # proeively. Who sO) Tae aol the or dere out testifying ° Sterrage, f dtd Whe hoge: fan, Rigvess For “nn A. No. hurthen, weil rare of periwe i be | MONT re Veali on Th oo board, we th heir fries f cote fn le Speeies Mosre aye inetd all leteee fo thelr eer nates of 3 F OR See * Saal » yu , iy works ae hash a3 inwaed em ee “" om master ef f) k, QuiP SIDDONS. NOVERB vive berth im 2d aa! fc ORBIT, USIG AND DAWMDy¥. Regnsult io 10 ocamon f enletaoed ayereine Bien 4 eg musio te chase whe nave valaly aay Carve’ 3 syste, Hye ate, pi osm tm a fow mont rind of musts ine Shae 20 theory. ution. Ow mi nd harmon N. R.,. Savar 4 o’eloek, in nn of 64 hure teem, NONTY Mont. igned, eabio * woe expedinions fa Aish ime, ond i fat ew noes mond hem apoyo W Peon ie ORLEANS aND Chad Passengers may rely ou arriving ai te mee’ the Poe r o ~~ ri strength y Sammon ations ned soey a. ah A Ciperoneed wargeon te berth, 1a lads i« acon b bedeaad owed for sania acd $0100, fore hy +r owhin fot * ofr Cathe oom vat Few RI Line na! cuser ita— hase wl tne thie @ + pecommmry to seonre will ee taken. Me *F nieday fe feot : RUSSELT © NORTON. ST OTM P, effere great fadnoew vi weupstior «18 Wall etree, hiP GULG HUNTER, FO intarded foe the Tee STEAM hed > n inepession OF Captate, une favs | Foe farkin 8 Sk0SF trae.