The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1849, Page 8

Our Philadctphia Correspondence. nuapecenta, Nov. 11,1849. Mr. Cloy’s Movements Mise Charlotte Cushman—Her Critice—Steamship Philedelphia—The Weather, $e, Mr. Clay is still with us end bis tine is passed so much te bis satistaction, that it is altogether uneer- tein when he will tuke bis departure; and when he does depart, it is equally uncertain whether it will be for New York or Washington. To-day, he is sitti ‘under the droppings of Dr Ducachet’s sanctuary; an to-morrow evening he hes promised to visit the Walnut Street Theatre— Miss (usuman playing Lady Macbeth. Talking of Mirt Cushman, reminds me that a portion of our press have evinced no ttle soreness of feeling when noticing or criticising this accomplished lady’s performances. They, the disaffected ones, contend ‘that our own Charlotte has deteriorated as au act- rees; and that the only things she has acquired by her four years’ residence in England, are an insufferable manneriem and a contempt for every thing American, One paper goes 50 tar bs int ie the nager of the Walout (Mr, Rie! 8) = niet e Epgueh prejudices of Miss C, in the most approved wiyle of toadyism ; and that because Mr, Wheatley, an Auierioua ‘actor, divided theapplause with Miss C. ono on. he has not been permitted to appear with b : ‘his is all sheer nonrense— the dirty dregs of tbat dirty ae engendered by the Macready aud Forrest dite: There can be no doubt that Miss Corbman’s re dence wbroad has been of great advantage to brr--advantage to her pooket as well ns to ber eudurir g fame as an artist, She gas been forced, from the very Tature of her audiences, to act up toe bigherstandard then was ever befor ir her, wo ‘the result is belore us in her almost perfect: - ae style of acting fhe allegation in regar f ‘Wheatley in simply untrue Inetead of lerking Mr. 'W. back he wae oat for the part of Col. Mannering, in the semi-opera of (hat name, in order that dus ef- feot might be given 10 Vise Cusbman’s wonderful per- fonation cf Meg Merrilies, It is admitted, by compe. tent crities, that, of, #ll fetitious characters, that of Col. Mapuering is the nearest approach tea perfect gentleman ; abd. without bun, or rather without just Boch a character. thw novel, as well as the drama, would be deprived of one of its most i Orage ms tures, Yet Mr Wheatley notually refused to this partes being ove utterly benvath his extragrdi- Lary powerr—anu it was xceordingly given to a gentle aan. Who succeeded im waking the bigh bead, high Dery, gallent, epiritro. accomplished Guy Mennering ihe counterfeat rey:e corative of a flash keeper of « piliand room or ten-p a alley 0 hmow what to for the Charleston trace intention has been lost right of if not forwottem It was next preposed to fend Ler to Liverporl or Havre, aa a gort of experi- Maental steamehip;: burt that idea did not reovive much encouragement. She ie vow advertised to sail from this port, about the 10th of next month, for Chagres. ‘This bas been a raw. damp. dull, dismal day; andthe indications are that there is more dirty weather if store for us We are looking for the Cambria’s matis thie evening. Hass it yot Leon ascertained what the Sackville Operator had tor dinner? al intelligence, Poly The Massacniseris Ev rerio rhe election in Marrachuretts, for State oft Legislature, and for Members of Congress to-day. ‘Che covie-t is spirited, and the whigs and free- foilers each neem confident ‘ @ following are the candids tes tor State officers: Whig. Democrat. Free Seil. Sige eae? A briges, G.G Boutwell. 8.C. Phillips. Gov.--Jobn Bera. H.W. Cushman. Joba Miles. Mie is prebable there will be anether failure to eleot a Member ot Congress. to the toarth district, five efforts Daving already been made. The same candidates are in the field. At the last trial the vot fon, whig, 8,464; Palfrey, free soil, 4,411; Democrat, 1,682. Coronnt Bex10N ayD THe Peorie or Missovar.—The St Lewes Union of the 3d inst , the principle democratic per of Missouri, speaking of the course of Colonsl jenten, eaye:—Whatever some men may think of Col. Beuton’s persowal course, there is ne doubt but the principle which he bas been advocating hasthe faver Of the people. aud ust prevail over all opposition ‘The vonsenrical worion about ebolitionism and ‘Wilmot proviso, bax long since been deci Is is ‘Well understood that (ol Bewton, awd thore who be- lieve with bim, are neither abolitionists or proviso men. They are hostile to both thess absurdities; but they do not and cannot believe in the extension of Mr. Calhoun’s “ divine lustitation.”’ That, they repudiate as fully as they do the of Abby Kelly and her ean doubt but that the jocating must and will jer the Colonel will succeed in hi perronal quarrels, ia another matter, and @ tirely irreievant to the qaestion atissus. 80 far as we ‘understand bir course on the political question, we be lieve the people to be with Mr Benton. Colonel Doniphan is ves of as the successor of Colopel Bentou in the U. 8. Senate P succeed; but whi Tre Froop iw tHe f Riven. —The heavy rain ‘of the past few duys have caused an unasually sudden im the Mobawk sod liudson rivers, The water | Tore roridiy during Thursday night, and continued to | rire through Friday, but up to Vv o’elook Inet evening | it had net re the surface of the pivr,and very | litUe apprebeor re entertained in regard to it forther progress Under these tapressiens, mont of the werebauts on the pier and dook, closed their stores ‘early in the evening, in confident security Bat tne ‘Walrr continued to tive rapidly after 9 o'clock. and be- fore 12 it was on the pier. aod stil rieng. The cellare ‘of the eteres, nearly up to Dean st, began to fill, and Di fore Zo clock vert quantities of flour and heavy wer- | ndite were subror ged oa the pler aad ta the colers the stores deck and iat streets adjacent cored, noaroely first Conger fen derived thoughtfol direbarge of their d Treidenors Were known to them. mmeny of them hai threatened from wi tobinen, who, in the sroused those whovw Othere were apsedily od betore five e'cjoek, hundreds of persous | flour, grain, suger, tent fo were burily engaged im rem fall, Ke. Ke., tu the loft ot the buildings flooded or threatened ve thourands of Warrels of Soeur must Be darneged Vatous other descriptions of meroban- Give are wore or lees injured, A large quantity of lumber hea been carried off and dozen of more canal boats ft thom laden, have been swept feom their moorings. and carried down the stream. it is impersible to mare auy cotimate of the amouat of loss, Deatly every merebant within re of the food, has follered wie oF love but ne one rerfourly. ‘The boats whieh have gone cll with the flood will doubtless bring up rafely iu the veigbborbeod of Hudson, The migh water prevents bowts trom betug locked down from the into the basin bere the river at | cause cousidersd! Gelay, for there t+ a great dea dive to be rhipped Wet We lento that the Mobawa 14 ~ ping ever, end that the pressure of water is tuarfal { poure dows iuto the Hutsou with great fury We i probably hear pemerbing of ite effeots by this Jevrnat, Now le Btternoon’s Hare rs Siath Ward.—vinch anxiety te p tahabicants of the Sixth and ebewhere, re proting the Long looked for d Bbout to be led bet re the public by Jurtioe Mountfort, fu relation to the #) eged fuebriety of Alderman Patcick Kelly, om 8 gurtains Ign’ im question; andon the other avd, whether apian jum et in taRing p he did. by causing to be fneneee. © priven cell. ow th We por- most fully to give @ one day this week, that will (it is Pelleved ia the opinion of the mais. trate) define the positon of 1é-rman waen on Flation howe excursions. and like ble Pesit.Oo of aceytain ot pater Now.as to the decision, pope be ene! great importance pecting the dig- is t of the justi ed away under 1) the Gay err for the grand flour. Joh During the peocing of thie decision, we are pes tered daily by ques ions from atl quarters, and on ail Gecations, a follower Whet ie the decision in the Kelly eae! tow will the Alderman come out in th Wes the Alderman drunk? W Was Capteto at w fwer them ali it would p Pebteve the apx cus win tent 16 weait r) ‘ee think we may | be ailowed to hoeuige ioe few rem the sub) *. by any ineans to be un. to prediot, gues etion houses, Ba | the shierman ao@ whether he was fuddied on | » Of ee muek Under the iv duence of liquor ite deoeney, 14 the question at issue to | rave Now the evidence «the a rtuine doubt net f+ 10 Oli capes of tr dence (he barge of imtoxieation, when ® doubt exirte as to the truth of the eber bat doubt ia the property of the Ore AuG Roel be given im bis faver aovordingly Ae to Captain Sinynes Lin meus in the matter are ao contteble only ‘to (be Mayor, and not to @ police jwetiow. Jf MP Segnes bine violated an Jatton of the poliew d-parcneut in ple preferred and he law covering (he police departiorot ubt Lot whar the eapteles of the polioe have ths ea- cop re) avd Sortediotion ef thei ewa « wre ane thereby me requiniie tm eveb ptm ehonld the emptalie wm of ther duty, uney ere aw ey ves ot ev telly «ih the jude Le seen, when brought for ade ere eh gure o@ our own hook, ” order and di-ciplina It ie well apderstood that 8 falae etep im ch discharge n pure comes forth we eball p r viota of the orate, nd ecres ef land herve heen parobaced ny, 3 Cy for the evcub! Fifteen thou e German eciory | Panama to San Francisco. gi | had against Spain | powition to th We have received, across the Isthmus, and by the Empure City, Bl Mercurio, of Valparaiso, wo the 20th, and El Correo, of Lima, to the 28th of Sep~ tember. ‘There is some political intelligence of interest in them. (See marine head for ship news ) The question at Valparaiso, of the monopoly of cascarilla bark, is much agitated in the public your- nals. A proposition to grant the exclusive privi~ lege of the exportation of cascarilla for ten years, meets with much favor from the Governor end Dictator Bulzu, and 18 opposed by the editor of £¢ Mercurio with much warmth. It appears that there exists already a monopoly of this branch of com- merce, and that the Dictator is desirous of abolish” ing it, for the mere purpose of establishing another, more profitable to the government. There exists, also, much excitement {a relation to the establishment of a bank A meeting of mer- chants and others, upon this subject, was ealled, to be held on the 13th of September last, the object of which meeting was to protest against the ma- nagement of the bank of Messrs. Arcos, and to petition for an organic law, for the establishment of a new institution. No particulars, however, are given of the principles on which this new bank is proposed to be constructed. Letters from Valparaiso, received at Panama, of the 30th of August aN state that the reactionary or revograde a Ae again got into power, in consequence 6 ich the struggle between the two parties in that republic has Decome most fiery and bitter, Vial is at the head of the liberals, and Mouttel at the head ot the retrogrades. We learn from Bolivia, that a desire for the reg triction of the command of Santa Cruz, and the re-establishment of the confederation under a new programme, hes taken possession of the public mind. Generel Belzu bas exerted his utmost vigi- lance to put down this spirit; but finding it impos sible to do 60, he has got rid of the old Protector, by appointing him minister plenipotentiary to some European powers. La Paz has been thrown into great excitement, by the discovery of a great placer of gold. Reports from that city, state thet an Indian, who was gath- ering cascarilla bark, on the meuatain.of Tissoa- ni, ant down, to rest himself, on the borders ot a smalliivulet. There he saw some small shining giains, which he picked up, and discovered to ba gold. Here, then, he Fh 2" uil next day, gather Ing up the gold, und in those few hours he had gathered tweacy-one pounds of the precious metal. As soon as he got back to La Paz, and related his Pee fortune, several companies of people set out ‘or the spot, in the hopes of a new California, nearer home. Generals La-fuente and Virianeo have gained reat popularity in Peru, and received a great num- ee votes forthe Senate. The first, on his re- turn to Lima, after his banishment, was received with the greatest manifestations of esteem. Letters from Puna and Arequipa state that those two departments were exclusively occupied with the important subject of the discovery of a gold placer, of immense richness and extent, in the neighborhood of Para, in the province of Carabaya. All the world was rushing to this new discovered El Dorado. The election for president of the republic of Equador, lies between General Elizalde, of the ministerial party, and Senor Nevoa, of the opposi- | tion, The former seems to stand the best chance. Nothing is now thought of Flores; he has lost all his prestige and influence, from his uniform bad success in every thing he has undertaken. News from the Isthmus of Panama, Wa have received our files of Panama papers to the 24th of October uliimo. The editor of El Panameno suggests to the com- pany of Howland & Aspinwall as follows :—That it would be highly advantageous to the company, passengers, and all concerned in the navigation by steamboats between Panama and San Franciseo, to touch on the passage at the several intermediate ay of Central America, such as Punta Arenos, ‘an Juan, Acajutla, aud Iztapan. In these perts, which belong to the states of Costa Rica, Nicara- gua, Salvador and Guatamela, there can be pro- cured coflee, cocoa, rice, sugar, fruits, and other articles, at ‘low prices; also, vanilla, cochineal, hides, sareaparilla, and other profitable objects of merchandise. Great benefit would also result to the passengers. Kice, ladian corn, and all kinds of provisions, maintain @ high price et Panama, not merely from the cause of the great influx of population and transit passengers, but also because ail the vessels, of a there are now always 4 great number ia | ort take in previsions for the whole journey from The country rouad, | rich as it is in all agricultural products, is not able i to supply the necessary demand. The Republic of Chili has ap) Panaina, in consequence of the inereasing impor tance of the relations of that port with the Pacitic Mr. M. Arosemana, of Panama, has been selected for this purpose. cub The following correspondence, extracted from | a private correspondence published at Vera Cruz, | in the Arco Iris, unveils several intrigues which have been very often spoken of without any cer- tain proofs, but which turn out to be true, as it ap- pears by the annexed facts, which come to us from goed eources:— “Havana, October 7, 1849.—I wish to mike pave 10 you several faets connected with the vents which have desolated our city and the | dd. In order to make them chisly un: , Limust retrace the proceedings which | have brought us to our preseat condition, La 1832, alter the hetitious death of Kung Ferdioand VIL, | vod claimed a debt which the goveraineat | Queen Christine hsteaed to the deroand; the bill was produced, aad its resulis 1 | were, that Spain acknowledged to be debtor to | England a sum amounting to more th 1 fitty-seven | imporsible to millions of pounds sterling. Tt bein. setilc the debt immediately, the Spanish govera- ment requested England to wait for some time. the hope that the financial position of the e would become better, Bat the positioa of grew worse, on account of the war ot Doo Ca and Englend was pradent enough ra not ehackh the Spanish government by the demand of a « the payment of which seemed to be jinpoasi Ta these circumstances the Cortes prochiu anticipation, the majority of Queen Leabella ll, overnment, itdinted at such @ lity of whieh was really ay -telv and With great energy, * nonvayaa at of whieh was felt oppressive by the English natioa. | ‘Lhe Spanish ministry anes d for time to pay up the en.ount and its interest. The propodaon wes eece pied, but om condition that a pled would be given to the English government, together wuh a morigage for the de bt; end the pledge winch wos found to be the mere convenient for the two co: trocting parties w The Island of Caba Aw it was necessary to make an authentic act of the mortgage, and as it was therefore indi table to evaloute the pledge Valdez Noriega r Ment a general map et the aod an taventory of Cuba, aod to have ascertar for thie object: It. The number of square nile ned inthe Ieland; 2d. The number o id villages; Sd The number of forts and buildings; 4th. The vale of private pro well in the cities as in the country er ot whive citizens; th ri Th Sth ‘That of the colored ! ata were added the prices of each article, and the act was sizned by the two contracting parues, one offering the > other (who pred it) that, afte eix years. Spain would deliver in specie t of the debt and ite i - ment, the pled land ‘generously to give liberty to all slaves, the price of whom would be demanded by their masters of the Spanish pment, awd which would be paid by the lich gove roment “Llere I must say that nobedy is ignorent of the wrong done to Englind by the sugar cane eulure ip Cuba by the slaves, aad that as soon ms ic will | cease, the Englieh colonies will smmediately rea- lize @ profit of an anousl benelit, amenonn: to more than a hundred nvillions, and wnat | the Englich treaeury will ive every year an income of five millions. The proprietors remains ing in the Island of Cuba are aw, f all thems facts. ‘They know that Spain wiil abandon them | sume day or other, when they will not be prepared | go- for it, and they have tried to be supported by a | nation by whose institutions property ia secured. | The most rational means diveovered by them was to propose the ennexation of Cuba to the United States of Aweri The Hotet ARRITALS AND ARTORES Kitebie, Haeaoa: Samuel Wetbered, Bale | Thomas Day. Liverpool; J. 11 Cher Boxton; | toon, Me Carriogton aed tnd: wi Lomden, Capt, Sti ton; General P Herrera F Herrera. « ii le Ubi; FR Minkle Berton, Manries On Mang ‘ timer Jecly, ( #0864; @80 ary pire City from Ca. Hiformia. Mejor Lb. P 8 4.; Wm (Cornell Jewett and Indy, San Franeiseo; De ALJ Ward & J. ©. Bovgher. do ; Leenard H. Lyoe, 0 8. ¥., Fravklin Gilvard. San broncievo mere H. H Hunt. Orege t and John A Lewis Sam Frar rivals yesterday o' inv PF. Pyro Salti Horror, Galiformia were among the ng Mouse, j one eonell F Theatrical and Musteal, Bowssy{Thkarke.—This evening. a new drama, taken from ons cf Dumas’ mort popular novels entitied the © Three Guardsmen” will be presented to the visitors of the Bowery theatre The oast of charactors em- braces sllthe members ot the axcellent company at tached to this very popular and well temple. Mr, and 3 Wallack Mesers Lester, stevens Arneld, Gilbert, wii with Mia OC Womyes wail ox ain the inating characters. It will ba pus ou e in the utmost splendor, as, indeed, every peedag ity has beem, under the ruperiateniomce of Mir, Ramblin, aod bia talented rtage mi Stevens In consequence of the great length ef this ly interesting drama. no oth wih it ep the sai bt Ww © perenaded foe erally, ‘8 to refeot credit on the mavagument, with the excellent teste which hes geveramont of this favorite resort Bioapwar Thearke —Mr. Marshall seoms determined that no theatre im the Union sball excel him in the production ef every novelty whieh money can pwr- chase, Scme short time back, we bad the great dresses, deeorations, acevery, aud preperiivs will be suc American actress, Mike Charlotte Cushmea, at the | Broadway, who drew, for three weeks, the fullest house® tha: have ever been before witnessed within its walla) next came Collins the Irish comedian aod versiiss. who although playing daring the groat excisemens of the sleotion, attracted very fair audiences for w tort. night, Now, we have the Seguin opera troupe, with Breet Vocul additions to the company ‘key will opeu Une evening, with the popular military epera of che “Chile of the Regiment.” a new prima donne will make her first appearasce in this oity in the part of rie Mr Reeves, the nweet temer singer, will nus tain the character of Tonio, and Mr. Seguin, that of Sergeant Cartouche. Nuwt in really very lucky in his enterpriee. During the last week hoe bas reen pis theatre tilled every night, with te éitte of our citizens, und thess numerotis audivaced bave bestowed theie marks of approbation and delight upon all the performers. as well of the Ravel corps de éaliet. a8 of the Pnglish vaudeville cempavy ibis | evening the daring fewia of the © Danse da Corde,” the triumph of the Kavels: followed by the popular comle pantomime f Le kets Champétre ‘The pew divertisement gor up by M feol Urifiaut, im whieh Maile J Bertin dise pinys her highly graceful knowledge of ehoregraphy, rincipally i Che Spamizh duuee, © bil Hole”? will also 0 doubt it will be recetved aa much applause, Phe whole wiil conclad with the comie pantomime, called the * Red Guowe and White Warrior.” one of the funniest parades ever exhibited by the Ravels. Beaion’s Trearae —This evening, Mr. Burton, sne of the best comedians in the Union, as also env of the greaiest favorites, takes bis benefit. The dramas se lected are first rate, consisting of Bickerstaff’s elegeat eomedy of * Lovo in a Village,” with the original bal- Inds. Burton takes the part of Justies Woodcook which, mo doubt, will bo esonted = Next succerrion, will be the now farce. “ Who do they tal me tor,” in which Clarke, Breugham, Lynne, aud Mra Brougham, will sustain the principal characters. Miss | Malviva and M. Frederic, will excoute # new Rastian | dv Deux. The amusements will close with the | Sleeping Draught.” This is a very attractive enter tainment, and being Burton's benefit. wo presume the house will be crammed in every department. Navioxat Tuxatrke.—The estertainments for this evening convist of Burke's laughable farce of “ Ole Bull,” in which he will personate the eharacter of Ebenezer Calf, amd sing bis eclebrated song of “ Inde- endence Di on th Violin Vas de Matelot.” de Vere Agnes Miss adel ne will sing @ favorite ballad, and the enrertainments will close with (he farce of the “ Attio Story? ‘The engeement of Mra, Jones adds | considerably to the strength of the dramatic company | Qt prevent playing at Chantrau’s theatre. Onyaric THratke.—The grand opera of “ Amiile,” soubly filled wt thie presperous little theatre, is at trecting large assembleges of owr citiz ery ning. The entertainments oorsinencs this evening with der? in whick all the sterli to the theatre will appene, Mi will dance # “ Higbiaod Fling,” sud the closing attrac- tive femture of the evening will be the exoelient opera of Amitie”” ‘The songs rendered by Miss Mary Tay- lor, also Messrs Waloot and Bishop. are in themselves, worth t¥e price of admission. Everything moves on at th pisoe of amusement like clockwork A | visit « Olympte will well repay for the treable of 'o Gakorn,—The manager of this establishment | tertwinment will commence with the | Lhe next piece will be the drama of “ Agaws | Mra. Melinda J@ves will susteiv the part of | e St | ey, for Philadel oh | wife wnd five children. Itis horeible to permit houses | joe zen wp iu the slight way im whiod they are built nie vlty. Unsvows Max Daowsnn —The Coroner yesterday ! en inqoest wt the foot of Jawes slip, on the body » vekoows anau, about thirty years of age. fouud ‘The body was dressed in a blae with | of floating ip the river bombasipe frock o pair of bioe ott white cotton shirt; bischin: apowared t been fo tem usys. Verdict, death by drownin, Yesterday morning, at eight black ‘ha ie Drew inganr Foun © — k police office ta & basket, at the cerner of Union pisos and pas and bronght it to the station house of the Fifteenth ward Domestic Miscollany, ‘The Governor of Loutsiana bas appointed the 29th inetant aes day of thanksgiving ‘The cholera has broken out again at Mayaville, Ky. ‘Two cotton factories were sold in Norfolk, V: days since, for $8 000 fe tt awee CO. Todd. jate a ruling elder in the MeVhord Chorch, Lexington (Ky), has dirested his executor to pay the following suma for benevolent purposes, vix :— ‘o the Domestic Misslens of the Presby' a Cherch, $2000; Board of Feretgn Missions of th me, $1000. Board of Publication of the sane, $1000; Foreiga Evangelical Society, $700; American Sunday Schoot Unio, $500; American Tract Soelety, $800, a O1TY TRADE REPORT, Saroavar, Nov 10-6 P.M. ‘The reevtpt of the Cambria’s news, published in an Eatya Herald, this forenoon, had the effeot of checking bogingsr to some extent, as merchants were disposed to | await the receipt of prfate letters before moving freely. The prinoipal | wa was felt in the cotten market, and larger sales were made, includ- ing parcels for export, The flour market was steady, but se omenbys Joss agtive than it was ie the fore part of nit for were vaaearde lote golng for- England, Southern brands were was no ch worthy of notice jotive. In whvat there was but prices were heavy. There rather better prices Corn rematued about the same, with moderate tales. There war ne ebavge of momeus in other grain ‘The market for mess pork * better, while prime re- mained steedy at yeuterday’s prices Beef was somo- r Lard was quiet atabout previons quote. Butter and ebe ined about the same The inetemenc: i the effect of a = Rye flour 8 fair b ‘nes! doing. was » good inquiry for Canadian, and checking trade hich we: light, while pri rather stiffer, with fair engagoments for Liverpool, at Totes givem below er we arene nema mere neem ene ae, Vinneuncenents of Births, Marriages and Deaths wre net moarted unless duby antrenticated and paid for. ed Married, On the 10th jest, by the Key, F A Farley. Joun Ganpser Lapp, M D., to Avevera Gronata, daughter of J. R. St, John, all of Brooklyn, N.Y. On the J0th inst,, by the Rey, William M. Stillwell, Mr. Sanivet Levi, of London, to Miss Caautorra L., eavgbter of Samuel N. Long, of this city. Vhiladelpbia papers please copy Diea, On Oct 28th, Jonx Pxxniet, In the 87th year of bis age. at the residence of bis ton, Rev. Jerse Peebles, ia Chesterfield, Jilinoie, He was born on Black river, near Chasleston 8.C. Re joined the army under Gen. Marion. and served until the close of the war. | On Saturday. Nov. 10th, at the residence of his mo- 1 rick at., of inflammation of the lungs. Joun Sreventon, azed 43 years. Op Sunday evening. 11th inst., Ena Jann, daughter of Samuel avd Elise Ann Sloan, aged 4 years and 21 days. The friends and relatives of the family are resp: fully invited to attend her funeral to-morrow day}, at one o'clock. from her father’s residence, 168 Greenwich st. ER MA®ITIMK INTHE LLIGK NOM, ther-in-law, 194 Port ef New York, Nov. 12, 1849. vi 24 Touched Blip lows, Pai going there. Ivatian Orera.-—Many attempts have been made to | permanently establish this refining, instructive, and | tovl-stirring species of amusement in this city. The present effort seems to ue more likely to succeed, than envy otber that has yet been tried. The orchestra is Wellaelected and, in accompanying the voice, instead of as before, drowning the tones of (he vooullst, by the deep evel of the trembone aud bass instramenta. the volor de followed by the softest and most melodious chords. We were very fercibly struck with the bean- tifol representation of “Luerezia.” a performed by Sixvorina Borghese, whore excelent delineation of that character drew down, repeatedly, the warmext Jnudiis of ber delighted hearers. Her prepossensing pearance, beautiful figure, exhibiting, as tt does, the more pertect symmetries! proportion s— her agreeable and plearing expression—hor lady-like mien, aud graceful, dignited walk ber sweet intona- tions apd exerlient execation- in fas. every requisite necersary to the fulfilment of the arduous duty of « pris douse te posses ed by this distlug wished actress, A Ste Who pussest @ rounder character of who sbine in one parti ; but in the person of Borghese w of ail the rare aod distingut foe actress and ercellent roealist, enhance the attractic y's Mineranie. be performed tracting ® numerous Trron’s Cinevs . the great elown, Mr Wellert a0 evtets burope, will make bis first appearanon at the beautiful Favilloa tm Astor Tivce, Lets the greatest bumoriet in the world, and ne doubt will continue long to draw large audieaces to the amphitheatre im bighth street, Avenican Morse ='There ia an exeoilent pro- fremine Of aWUFeMeDIe presented. consisting of the | lougbabie melange ° hed Lewd.” in whien Mr. Wemyss will appear: of three legued oanews by Louis Eisler; the amusing pantomime, th ar. a” tainily : The fist appearances of this begro minstrels, for tome tiaw Fie Al take ce at the Society Library Kooms, Broadway, this gc. ibe programme contains « gud selection of gro melodies Ma. Sillebee and Mre. MoLes Pitt.burgh ‘Theatre. try Intetlige ROCKSSION AND THE NRW Yorg VoLusthens. THR FUNERAL Tho place as ments sppoluted by the Common ( ownell, to the Fi Regiment of New Vork Ve re tot ae taneral pro- cession, on Thursday hoat. in hodor pf the remains of General Worth, Colonel Dancan, sud Major given deep dissatisfaction, not euly to the br of Mexteo, but 4. Sy ser the feeling, tha! W U9 belteve thet a the arrangement ie witered by the ¢ this evening, the ¥ jeers will not parm they do Got, we would strongly recommend the ) ord Common ( ouneil it to wive tee gio to the regiment. whieh are io thei ates por, may be turned iveo @ lideous * —Veaterday the California arrived here by the Empire City er citement by the exhibition to their feiemds aod ae qQuarntances of the gold rocks they bee with them 1 the mines, and which they carry about io thelr any —On Saturday nig ot le ko, Bnd 1k ts Cuppored —A litte more Hebt. » Liberty aireet, @ who ot quite an ex- the coal yard of eb ecraet. was broken into, Hey Of LO® coal was stolen en of the paateloren lamps bare half. there were oe rh ie bo higat doy OF the pame time L new Law Exneureo It rooms Hi wn epen’ some of hie days im had sven. OF waKw- pected of Summ ftom Kaebel Len, a negrens pe fret time. om Se uday afterne the miniow ies oly With @ sheath koife wed tod wounds upou bis persow ; for whieh she was taken tuto custody emcuon or a Caries craght the affections ¢ he Fought her hawd ty sm: o cold tera his secridoe he Woudertal rite was Je@ and eubmit to be elreamenmed, «tor inve, aud yeeterany the y peiformed vpen bim att ies throug wh fete mt eM etery ee the rite Wterlt be will urvive the operattom Kanwar Accrest — On Saturday at Deport. aboat Sy miles from this city em the Sew 5 HFiek O'Donnell. ap Irish We ot node ere: bed 16 Unt * wee ne covery That operation performed at the Cty Hopital yerterday, whither he bad been brought At Bo'elve yeatoviay mening, tm the Firet ward, vid Walises wi bis wae recurred by er tribunal of ju vos Seneer— fitightful, f to be ce@lt #ith hy the pro Aceweat av rik Fine in Peiee « om | by the falling of the bh durio eorper Rivington and ¢ brys sen Friday mort dition that my hopes are ente tained of bis recovsy He left be poutee, thom gers (of Bath), 3 | ad +0, lon 6, clap Clintom, g¢ days from é are playing ab the | ned by the Committee of Arrange * er, Oct 3, lat 26, low 1s. 2th, tet 36 the end, steerim Io ‘inte trom iiristel, Favre, 88 4: a wh mise, to J W—lost the den. pain teryallapt sets one mam full from the woain vopgalinet yard, and was badly injured. ‘stip Relma. Hargett, New Pelee u ys, with eottom, Bo, to W Nelson. Nov). saw 19 of the Kod= ricues Keys, florida need ‘ oxohanged 4, Oot 28, with lana with the S'L. Crowell, Lewis, Malaga and Gibraltar, Oot 2, with Francis easel to RL Rea Vee &, ins 27 21, 2\ 4h spoke bark Brevilian (Br), 8 days from Oudis for tevideo. Nov 5, lat 82 10, Tos 74, spoke biig Brilliant, of Warren. Rack Columbia, Barker, Malaga, 49 days, with fruit, to B-ecot er, Draper are Asof, Fu in standing ark Baa Na. Oot 2b. with oke brig Bone 4 Chile rr brig, boun 1), Boyer, Barbadoss, 15 day: with brandy and to K to Rtg ne Speke Uri RL Walton, hence for perienerd heavy Weather during she p gale from: BH, Loot gail ing the head of the main | pric Metamora, Bunce, Movie, and Key Wont lt days, with cotton, be: Lig Wao!, Revetl, San h, 6 days, with cotton and rice, to Stnrger, Clenrinan Hebe New ie Savi ities 23 with fustre, hive ermgere Lett no Ay clr Sharon (Br), Cai to3 H Breine. Left no Schr Newton, Smith Bebe As podinica, 15 days, with oranges, vesegle. and Key West 16 days. Bin coteee, Plymoutd, Newborn NG, Ly ‘age. wid Swaneborongh, NC, 5 days, with mdse, te Mail- jetta Burt, Osberpe, Richmond S$ days, with mdse, to Allen & Paxeen, be Now Feat, Smith, Riohmot wi Ne Behr Julvet ry Wogt Hy: ter& Co ~ rgevown, 4 days, with r te New Beo lord Sehr Mary Jane, Ben! Norfolk, © hours, with mage, Hammond, Beltimore, « days, with Byovenson, Brandywine, 2 days, with bow Philadelphia, 2 days Mespt rerpoot, 8 days, with m iF Incl: Ste bas levi her fore and wina of Kent rieston. brine Tyeee, 4. Alida, NU 1, 8 hj and others, Nev li Wind a» sunrise, NW) a+ meridian, the same; at secee, ANY. baat Arr Cathari: <a owe, bh 14th, Cophaiide, Ce favd and Hiram, Ger rs-- Bewren Bose ast, ¢ ab. f Afrsander, Mentichsen, N York; Arr Courier, ort, 4, Pet. Charleston. Slip dm erg, put in 2006 Pe donee Mavoraae for De digs Mur put back ae, Ci yom, Geedl= ate “art Amer GU, Ang 23-Art Coon rh. ‘Urieant Cawin, Vew le Corder, Bos- re Vitgivts ov Br Execute 19- d 8, Pisin te Cr aswow Oot 1 White, York Aeww eal fy Leghorn, a eld for Uae 100m, an Liverpeot. thy A Besvon; Caepian, T Upvon, Oot 19 <Atr, Orerimbe, Profane, NOrte elo, NT Devnle. J. Gov r=: Are Petia Lotaren, NYorb. andy Ie, demawon, B york Falmonth | Gen rara- NTork, and nasee Sem Francisco; 2), Hampwne, Oot 6--Art Howard, Paulsen, N York. oie "Kona iunvers, Valparaian mad Oulilvraia er Marg! Sav aah ver, Oov ‘Are Pioneer, Childs, Poe'ig Waehirgton, Grabam, do; Gladiator, Bei: lexa cr Wiowr, Uorti--Of, brig deste Marsden, Boost; apd Hordwan, bos from Amorica for 4all. Konno. Dee. ae-tnt tewarty, Gladiavor. Willams, 8 Yor md, Lord, do, wad'ow Warvball, Myers, mmiaoroa, Henry, Orloaus; 23h, Albert, ‘syyer, woo, bo . 20th, Barisan, Holmes, Boston. Liverroon, Oot 19--arr Vandalia, Norton, Viz; Thames, Rosh Edinburgh, Orleans fe Virginia, Virginia: 2 ons da} Biamtees Botton tia Plalitens 3 Sir Ponry Pout mer, Crowell, Savannah; 23d. Araminé: Leetrlerog| Charleston; Wyoming, Miorcken, Philadel ph M t, Blenheim, N elena fi Ke N Orlonns; loxia, N York; LZ, Monee, is 2dvb, Jamon Mobile; 19¢y, Lord Welting- Swith, 8 Pars Apalachi Hunter, N eles 25tb, N Staten Tilends "Scits ateey, ‘Barker, ell, N Orleans ale G w, Hoxie, N York; LZ, Patrick Hoary, G vis, Broekbank, N Or'eans hieola; Patrick do; Aduiral, Mosos, ts Jordon’ obers Watt, Barwon, apalachieoia. Ent for londing, Cizd 'N Yor Moromek Ure her Wan at Tay Adams do; Marmion, Freeman, N berm, Apalschicols “flonponien uy. Oet22-- Are Fanny, Corish, N York; Cre- ole, Dail, Philadelphia, i Oct 13~-Are Faniaa, NYork; 10th, Pendleton, Va ald, Tenkina, Boston; 13ch, raid, Brown, Neweastie. any Ych, Ostoman, Bailey, 4, Oct G—Arr Margaros Hughos, Scholfield, Port Oot 17—Arr provious, Protege de Diou, Guerin, N Newronz, Oss 23—Arr Wanderer, Duke, Baltimore. $id Laing, Trotter, Cherieston. Cl4 234, Walton, Molues, City Point, Va; 2th, Hebron, Hart, Boston, Prrmouri. Get iv-Sld Lorans, Conway, NYork, Porrssoern, Oct 2—Sld American Doano, N York, ella, NYork; au- cb, yanero. Serra, Gch, Volumais, Campderm NOstenus; dauverer boch for Barcelona. B—Sid Ae hristensen, pe i7-~ave Delaware, Maretou, Malve. 81d Oot 1, Manchester, Watson, B Srucxnora, Oot It--doryen Boch, List, for NYork, We. Texet, Oce 19--Arr Catherine, Edwards, NYork;_ 224, Georgia, Talbot, Baltimore; Drafna, Eokersb: ‘York. Tannacosa, Vos i6--Arr Ferruccio, Rovello, N York. MISCELLANY Ov! Axrwenr, Oot 19—The American ship Holon Augusta, Henderson, from Aykab for sotvordam, which was on shore yestezcay be Youteland (ae report me offaxain upou the a jg LiveRPo Oct 25—The Ranger, Robertson, for Malta, pat ‘k yesterday with lors of bulwarks and stanchions, and had her head piauks started by being run into by the Royal ade~ the Joha Walker, M'Leod, fur Apslachicels, bas put back, leaty. Qu rexsrown, Oct 2i—Put in, Brant, Rebson, from Liver= pool for N York. with emigrante, leas of sails and copunas Oct 22--'The Jane, of Newe: flour Jaden, was fallen With, abandoned, lat 50, lon Treen, Ort 22.—Arr, the Elisa, Brown, of Irvine, from Quebee, 41 days tad estong easterly winds’ during she i Ko. 1, im lac 48 50 N, lon 37 1 W, passed an” Amorical built brig, ‘nbandoned snd waterlegzed; nothing sanding Shove the rails but the stump of mal the after part of ps of mast ued 4 stern sotmiagly burn house oa main @ the above state some time, ns the sldes jarnacles, Sbip Brutu: “3 NYork, Ship Georg im Baltimore for Liverposl, Gus a cean. Here, trom Prince Edward’ Be from Baltimore for Rie Grande, ef, 22a inst. 20 miles ENE of the Lisard. oho, Shelley, trom Bosven for California, Sept 9, lar Ne ten W. Foreign Malls. for wil the Jadia Islands, per reyal Ris sansiro, Vaipe- ‘Reading Bi me. ‘Foosme an Nalifornin will olowe Lester ria of steamer Unio, for Havana, Ubs Posie, ‘will clone on Tuceday, 13h. é bis ruis, for Malifsx and Liver- my OS oh the above close at the B: ne Reading Room, 67 Px- change, where letters can be prepaid to any part of the werld, ba Broa of steamer Buders, fer Kie Jancire, Vaipa- gaige, Be , +e will close at Keny: 91 Wall stroet, to-day, at Lg o'clock, Lette Bars of R M steamer Great Western, for all the xe Aneis islands, will clese te-day, at 1 o'clock, AM, ae rf Letter Peer of steamer Croscent City, for Califeruis, Lima, Kingstom, &o, will elose a p iy o'clock. Pat. Latter of scesmer Obit willelose on Tuesday, 15th ines, Heralé@ Marine Correspo: Focantown, Nov &—Arrived-#eh, sloop Napoleon, Rid- st the above eflice ow do. wort and Mutton Sh noals (before heir places) wre still absent. for New York, put into fort t, in distrets, She pus im to repair, Birch, of pk Pili Swift, of Providence, 60 § bound howe. tulu Aug 13, ca Ihe mney Bailey, of Ni pert; leaking 2, our; was vantage it ae f Sax Harbor, fro Arrat do Avg 1d, ship Untario, Brown, of a Japan Bea, S34) whaler 12.000 Ibs bone, Loup’, homes ° Porelgn Ports. Damsse, © Oct —In port, eereral Amerioan versols, hip Arabella. ‘Barker, for Portsmonsh, Mas back B’cramonte, Uraas, for Or- he a Bali jor, J ene de aug iooare ome ‘Tienotala, Newell, FP.Lcises; Boston, (Br) 15 days from an. | ba Avg 1S~ Arr Haw. brie $8, Taylor, 13 days trom Bon Frevseieees sobt Anonyme, Chatelt, 13 days Nora noo Bay Uct 1S—Are brig Will, Cook, Malis oe Are brigs Albert die! | vor, OV %r sche Good Hope, White, |) Oot 2t--Behee Mery Fissou, for B § s5¥8; ——-, henee, erent, Tikiob, ao do, cellar, SncSield, benee, rt Marune Oot 9, Brig b Aevt 1d, % m Messer. ra, bs "Theda « prebabig iy Bf from Phtia 15 —, wa? Goliad bouce) Kio Jane | Suithy ce ti With ark Ralph Choe ‘Davia th Aline; ar a ‘ | celphis) Sam Frensiver, po eo ai ” Ports, | Baroon, Nov 7—are sobre Forrest, Hall, HY ork; Saran Frances, Mate we, York. ld Sch, brige I iinand Pond, Harding. Ror: es hie Stowers, Baltumore; Matilda, Young, de, Sid Sen, ship Cooper, Cus, San ark Gleaoee, Av- sid (brews), Henke, Nhorke pss, RN York. ‘In the offing, ships Lady Saie (Br). Zaltoch, queror (ir). Milligan, do. Cld ships New a "iui, Nsork: Consbroon (0 ite, Liverpool ws, SU, Nov dCi nohey B it medal, worn: ie, Wensy red, W th, bri NN ly Merrvcaam, N Lyra, Yor verporl; re, Win ina: Lydia, Semie do; Nichols, irt: Boward mi fe for Bow folr aan Lorpon, Nov 8— yey om Blies, tary Bale mere re Forme tag f % Pistacely tie wil t § Raiden, Gopk Are sivop Warren, Base V9 AcrH'h eeohre Kalor, Mar thi ep slim, er, NYork for Bangor, Olt veh, mg, Forte Rice; sebe Vieter, Berry, NVor | Nov 0 Cid chip Mirming, Rasohen, Bremen. PY} vehe Mary Blirs, Smith, N York, Paswengers Arrived. 0 HALiya®— Steamehip Cambria, at Bow Mics Dawa, ae W * i iney ebild end nw » m, 4d) Lord, mh Rew N Lasers bing MW & ‘Detua F Kemer ant ney, Fe 1, T Neworee: F shor, Miss Fisher, Mies he sue hies Soy py Hatohinson, Robert | Cent Dara, Borson, OavRe—Ship a Tha nd # Tifa) Om Mr Mais, of NYorks Me Greston, of Ltnly; Wd car of Paris; Mies C Gals, of Bali Pass San Frawcisco—Ship W Armory, William uP Goto. B Koyen BS Drury Wansworth ny He 4 1 Cushm: ae Uysandor Bator, F fre Boston—Wm 004, Toye, Mi Jobing “MEDICAL, RNS.—THIS 13 TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVES severuly from Corns, and eould Peds = relief Dr. Tobias’ eoleurated Ve gs Sata waLLion 127 North Slash attest ailadel pu pDepote Ko. 1 Marsa at aud Warranted, at KOM THE NEW YORK COURIER AND BNQUIABI Cenchalagua—"A modicival plant by this uame, rare virtues, indigenous to California, is now attr tion of ‘ome physicians ptains who hay breught home 0 mantvce and immed ase f eration coulé induce ther otherw: sareap: ther beneficial qualt curstituting f¢ am ataluable faraily ‘medicine the ingrecienta in De. yrup of Li anclalagua, Wor fall desorption of 118 Ro. ave pamplet, to be ind of the asonte, Aeyertisomont iv another columa, For Baio b YiLt Co. at thelr princival ofios, No. 65 A je by thy ot! RB. KBLULINGER'S sold im Jorge bottles at BB FOLLOW IN LETTER FROM THE Ray. HENR’ ‘cod, of Concord, fn favor Journal, a reli volumes HL, Ma bate p oved sor, | Ue good quia Mr. 8. W. Fowlo—Desr Sir: arudden and violent attack upon 5" Guid, ccxtined ie ty my row sud bed or sevoral No! Lxecovered I was so much opp: Treatbing, that L was ineapabie cf repid walk exerci and often was ouable ve oloep of re nicht. The a was frequent from tbe ivetheacy of the rem sre incurable Bslasm of Wild Cherry, without the fosse confidence in, eficacy, or that of any other prescription, n> ons cam understand my surprise and joy when I found the dif oved before ony batthy th may feliow © statement, aad ree amend Mheted, With eopeah you iy, HENRY WOOD, None genuine unloe sigued I. du PTS, on eho wrapper. Por sale, wholossle aud r¢ y Messrs. A.B. & D Sands,’ 160 Fulven street, corner of Witt as ‘hrced ray, Evieg Builiing, coraer of Chambers; Penifold & Co., 4 Fiotel Coes RUEUMATISM. STIFF JO $7 MEROURI ALS ke.— fn effectual remedy for et led isoepeempenees by Ura. Mo th, Dixor other eminest medical Ke CARKOLISS Medtented Vapor, Sulphur aud ledine baths, co Burelay srreet. or pub- the werk on Seminal canaod “byt hadite Fourth editter $1. For sale at tho Publish= err, Strizger & Townsend, 32! Broadway. and by the Author 604’ Brondway. eee, eaaeent. All sho COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, MAS, DD, 0078s DUANE ATREEE na 708 mR i The most aguraveced sf th we, and jecan cure the mort Agrravaced eases nulld cases removed in twe to Sve dave, neohi rae. o CURE “Ke PAY.— vi. CORBITT Ww DUANE ST, MAY ds consulted on the treatment of cervmin delicate ~) et oe oa disonsen, | preatice of sixteen, ease dex meat 0 disenser, ex form A this — Heceat fenaee eure ia a chavs dae jae nature. A practee ef iaaire cna Suan apes eared ie baciaes OF HRALTH, #2 NASSAU STRERT.—DR. PJOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRAUT OF PERIL AWThe moat extraordinary Medicine im tbe Wri L This Extract ie put up in quart botiloe: it i ate be 4 arrauvod soperug. te aay thout vomiting, purging, ren Ly ating the Patient, The great beauty ead om a rity of ie Savenpetilia oree Obl ether medicines if, while it erat ; INVUDka TRS Tae Bot t “PALL es WINTER MERCH NES nt Be » oy — ue “i one we pervs bt Woven _ EWP C AEN VTLOOD: AND BI a power, HR... fy be Other medi. Aad ia bed ya ad rand rooret of ite wonderful subeers, It hax po; nt f dhree, Fears, mame thes. LALO spree of (on caer of disemeo: at leant 2),0%) wors conaid: rod fuourable, ithe lives of move than 25,000 children the three wi CASES OF SPNARAL Pune AND WANT OF RVOUS BNESKOY, yet and ct je system paomagensty: these by tl emeets ot the ox neral physical prostration of the ambition, faiv ti fetal enn mt ty the wont thie ploasut tome Th Strenperihia’ Je fer superior te nag. IN ‘Con AL, VIGORATING t renews and invigernses th a, raves activity to the fhe, and strength to the meroular system, in ® most extras ordinary, dear 70 tho sufferings acoend: the system, and rellgring t etrengtiers both birth ever di aft ine: in ome @ little for leavor On! or gqeise be the epne ate, oni d rtnement, Sagema Le eepicine. leaverrhea, , Inovntioence involuntary dischorge therect and’ for the tation ef the system=ne matver whether the f ig can be more gurprising than its Invigorating foots om the human frame, Persone ail weakness snd lnevitade, ie # 8b once become robust and foll of energy andew nf It imp edi ately counteracts the mervoloseness of the female frame, which ie th b Tt will mot be ex te exhibit cortit ted from taki oe, ‘I bottle or two of Dr. 8 P. Townsond’s Sartapa: sieenre Zour blood, remove the freckles and biota i xiog, all of ie of mense vaine to unmacrieg is— ie. at ds of fomnlan who were wasted your encelions heotth, by iv ‘The Serapariia te Oh oF freckles, and mi Saimevion, crackling eyes, tne opirite, beoati 4 dark ‘abe beoyes. are now in the enjoyment if tiveness, Inflamm: dowels are daetro; Ment amtioted ith numerous, nervous diarrders. Vileeavoid Pilis amd Physie in Bisotoaries, route Consamprion of Whe Thowela have roe tF wont ~ ant cad au Meeuread' Bareapar i net heard of ema Jo sm trims last an: children the Aummer, while thowe chat d Aves oohlye, Sopt.ls, ter, ettineypal oftice #2 Necsay street, m.fow decre peiow Felve® ee Pane sours? #5, the South Bapert chwreh e" jelphin sven Bon, Bosten, eRe asuatent 18 Haver, Baltimore sh more; Charles Froll, Washington: 'R. Pi G. F. Thomas, netnatis J. Weighs @ Oa Val Onartoe 4 by throaghont nda, BANK OF SALISBURY, Notes ef the Rank * + 8 OvEUTOA, iS Wittens sence ae Ty