The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1850, Page 2

eal NEW YORK HERALD. James “GORDON BENNET®, / PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. e7FICE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS, 4ILY HERALD, 2 cents per copy—ST per annum. | FRY helper nek Cert gor | made on the past of the mavagsinent, to ef, hts ads geriaonntie ints pie rede tos Asm $8 per ann ” | satisfaction to the immense mass asser* e) dp virial sind oa yarsof Great Brats pen vals ean win ae ie pid - cantatrice Not less th ye ‘to hear | the Mayor and the Aldermen of the city and county “ULL LETTERS by matt. Sor subseriptions, or with advertive= ; housand | of New York would pay him their personal and offi- fi 1 be ‘deducted from the rsops were present. A y Ps por pil rallye ‘ 7 tg qert ten of heads | cial respects. eee elicited from any qr’ ‘of the world: if used, Mberably paid fe Wa Fonsion CORRESPONDENTS ABE) a1 oi the wone, here and there thickly | Esq, the Secretary of Legation, as follows :—I feel agli marae aeundelsagn Or lye iy sc fh of beauty, anxiously expoct- | deeply the kinduess and hospitality tendered, eepe NO NOTICE taken of anonymous coumunieations, We de | 1) “att Of music to rise amid the waves, | cially ac it ls not am honor ecnferred ugon m9 per- see EMA NTS reacted every marning. To #._. #4, with their horns and sonorous shells, | sonally, but upon sty sovereign the Sultan, whose ser- HINTING exceuted wih neataens, eheapness and JOB P. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING, Bowery—Rtewany ¥ BOWERY TIP. Treo, .OaDWAY THRATES Brosdwar NIBLO'S GARDEN, Bro vay Crogan vor ro-mionr. Ralty ju. THEATP 4, Chambers street—Tae Rivats— ne RATIONAL fHEATRE, Chatham Square—Iawu Tutor | —Paerine a ar 6 P.B.-Pivine Dutouman, H OL vaPic THEATRE-D » & Co.—AcTRES OF ALL Woax—Arcrsms—Nor ro ne Doxx, J. MAD oy vaWven’t Bou -Paas- eer. DHRYSTY'S OPERA HOUSE—Enitorcaw Mixernezasy. AMERIC a AN MUSEUM. -AmURNG PeRVORMANORS HVERY | State Ticket=all Union=All Barmony— | AN Molasses. ‘Toe Democraie State Convention, at Syracuse, yesterday atternoon, succeeded in eflecting a choice of candidates for Governor and other | fate officers, The ticket is composed of three | barn! two hunkers, and is as follows:— BS STATE TICKET. Governor Honatio Skymou, of Oneida county For Lieutenant Governer. £axpronp E. Cruvxen, of Orleans county + Conal Commissioner, Joun C. Matren, of Rensseluer county, | Clerk of the Court of Appeals. | Crianies 8 Bewron, of Herkimer county. Mr. Ascet, of Chauteuque county. H This convention bas been one of the funniest ga- therings of wise men and philosophers, rowdies and rioters, that we have ever heard of. They | pe tly harmonious. They commenced ions by admitting the most notorious free | roilers, and followed it up by admitting rowdies, | every one else that applied fora seat. They | seemed willing to admit every body and every thing, for the sake of harmony; and we think it | likely, thet if Setan hin f had applied for a seat, they would have let him in too, including his tail, among the other politicians—for the “ gentleman in black” is quite a politician in his own way. In regard to the admission of Captain Rynders and John Van Buren, both were admitted with their tails ; and it will, no doubt, have a great influence on morality in New York, and the result of the nextelection. We like it rether. All this ates that the democracy are shrewd, and understand the real position of the country, and the tone of the public mind. They are en- deavoring to get out of the storm caused by the slavery agitation, and preparing to start on a new voyage, with new sails, true compasses, and every- thing else needtul for a long run. They are re- suming their old ground; and if the whigs don’t book out, they will be passed before two years. John Van Buren’s sins of free soilism will be for- gotten and buried in oblivion before six months, and Captain Rynders’ spirit and spunk will become a species of modern morality within less time, far purer and more useful than that of Greeley’s so- ciadism. The movements of the two parties are becoming quite funny and interesting, and the probability is that the next election in this State will be one of Jenny Lind’s Second Concert at Castie convert. By eight o’glock, the vast area of Cast’ Garden was completely filled, and every effe swayed to and fro, eparklin~ in the firmament ot > .M@%drb groups, hung sround the seene imme J ‘niuisic ‘having been performed, she appeared, while | pr | the remarkable and unapproachable excellence of her kn mare IR eT TE ERE AS ERE ETSY OE ry RE The Landing of the Turkish Ambas+- His Reception. tom ‘The United States ship Erie ~ den yesterday forenoor Amin Bey the™ Garden—Continuation of Pabiic Eathu- slasm, Last night the second eoncert of Jenny Lind took astle Garden. During the day, thore was etrived off Castle Gar- , at 11 o'clock, when the Hon. a at 01 parapet exeitement in the padile mind, and more | by Mr. F aarkish Ambessador, was waited upon a: plications for tickets, than on the day of the first whe _eirman, the ehief Secretary of the Mayor, _-v taid that he had been deputed toinfomn his Honor that the city authorities regarded kim as their guest, edeeath the starry lights Com. Amin Bey replied, through John P, Brown, vant and representative I am. I take this opportu- The introductory | nity to say, that there is mo part of this new, strange, end wonderful world, in which the Sultan took #0 every wave of humanity trembled with excitement, | deep an interest as in the great commercial city of and the great heaved with delight, and “clapped | New York. Eokford and Rhodes, naval architects; ite hands for joy.” The goddess of the people stood be- | Morse, the great men who seads news by fire; Colt, fore them, the inventor of the most celebrated firearm, all eiti- ‘We have now to chronicle the effect of Jenny Lind’s | zens of New York, have each made known to the yooal efforts, and if possible, to consider more olosely | Sultan the greatness and genius of the American than we have done, the quality of her talents, nowthat | people, I beg that the Mayer may be informed of my the first tempest of public excitement has passed, and | high appreciation of the kindness extended to me by that she is fairly entitled to a just estimate of her | the eity govermment, of which shall take the earliest abilities and accomplishments as a vocalist. Though | opportunity to inform the Sultan. Mille. Lind was set down for the scena and eavatina ‘The Minister to Washington was then accompanied trom “ Norma,” she sang only the latter, commencing | on shore by John FP. Brown. Beeretary of Lega- with ‘Casta Diva’’—that invocation to the moen, | tion at Constantinople, Mr, Fairman, Secretary of the hallowed by the inspiration of Bellini, and consecrat- | Mayor,and Mr. Levi D. Slamim, Pureer ot the Erie, ed to the yooal art by Grisi, Viardot, Adelaide Kemble, | when a salute of seventeen guns were fired fom the and others eminent in the realm of song. The last few | ship in honor of the Ambsesador. On landing, he was bare of the endente movement, in which the soft trill | escorted by thes: of Jenny Lind’s foriture captured the ear, were | to the Astor House. A Turkish flag had been hunted triumphantly beautiful, while she escaped the diffi- | for through all the city, by the proprietors of the culty of striking the low notes ef the original score | Astor House, for their honored gucat, but none could be upon which the genius of the composer evidently | found. They had expected one trom the Navy Yard, grounded his hope of touching the human soul, and in | which was made specially for the ovcasion of the in- which a Pesta or a Grisi could strike a chord to aflvet | tended visit of the Ambassador to-day, but it could aot the most indifferent borom. In the allegro move- | be obtained. ment, the great vocalist was more brilliant, but not Ain Bey is a nan sbout thirty-seven years of age, of more satisfactory. because, in ascending. she shifted her | gentle and amiable manners r. thereby changing the quality of her notes,and | a Port Captain of the Turkish Navy, somewhat re- ucing an unpleasant harshness to a cultivated, or | sembling the navy uniform of the United States, ex- naturally fineear. Without the ornate embellishments | cept that the epaulettes were very large. He wore, which Perriani’s high voice lavishly bestowed on | besides,a red Turkish cap. He went to hear Jenny similar paseages of song, there was the yolubility with- | Lind Jast night. He has, we undorstund, accepted an out the brilliancy—thee mbition without the effect. Yet, | invitation to visit the Bowery Theatre, He leaves with all this, there was the most subtle ingenuity to | on Tuesday for Washington. conceal the weakness by a display of the assumed | Ie is deeoribed by the officers of the Frie asa gen- power; and in this alone consisted that charming | tleman of the most ble mavners. unity ot method, which, by any but the most critical judgment, would be deemed the perfection of musical vocalization ‘The ‘« from * Ii Turco in Ttaii could never be mistaken as the work of any composer except the nt Rossini, The chromatic scale comes into in this composition, jfrom beginning to end » paseages could not be ineffective, even though clumsily exeouted—yet il is nota composition in which a@tciy fb Be graced by her advent. re Marine Affairs. Jexsy Linp ano THe Toxxion AMOASS4DOR ar THE Lavscn To-nay.—Mesers. Lawrence & Sneden, foot of | Cherry street, will make another attempt to launch the steamship North Amorica to-day, at half-past two oclock. It appears the idea was entertained by some | persons, thet the failare to launch her on Thursday was owing to the absence of Jenny Lind, who was ex- pected to grace the ceremony with her presence. It is Me were the uniform of | {i THE WEEKLY RERALD, Which we shat! publish #t nine o’elock this morning, will be one of the best that has ever emanated from the press. Amongst ihe mass of information it will contain, will be found full and comprehensive reports of the Ligh!y important proceedings in Congress dar- ing the week; the moyemente of Jenny Lind, with lengthy eritielems upon ber first and second eoncert: jater Buropean news; acc! rate particulars relative to the Mrs. Forrest divorce ease, Dow pending in this city; the proceedings of the Democratic State Convention at Syracuse; interesting statement with regord to the Turkish Ambassa- dor, who has just arrived, &e., &c.,&c. The paper may be had at the counter, in wrappers. Price, six- pense per single cepy, 0: $3 a year. esc doy the ae of sons to individ their residence. The Plumbe National Daguerrean ‘Tralning.—Dr. John B. Rich y Announces. that his Instivation for physical gt Crosby pen on Mon- Foy Bich ‘will give private lees ic Tamilies either at nis ti ution OF at No; 361 Broadway. largest eollestion of por. traits of ited Stat Stranger 1 to visit this celebrate gallery, as itia oneot the m places in the city. A more complete beautiful assort- ment of Gold and Siiver W mover seen befure ton street. Sthers to examine. have born a cr The Richelien Ever-pointed Guld Pens, which high repacation for yvars, are sold as above. Saunders’ Portable Dreming Case Fac- 01 bmp street, and 337 Broaa- « The Chrystal,” 212 Grand street, close to the Bowery, is Cad in ms full tide of sucvess, under ue ex rien hine —To thee whe abary 1O feet ions to on wet such exhibiting of land 16 ye nowned Tom Thumb, are well gmail that 8 gommon sized. tumbler wi insiom, 2c. children, hait-price. Arrangements to admait sohvols, beth veachers sud scholars, at ‘t Bridal rm niet tnd ee Cake Belial Ww: ee, oF and most fashions- be had Vek ree. . ‘or the accommodation of bis do’ £ boapret =e Comb Fectory, 387 Broadway.—The most ghoice selection of epen work Dress Combs, in Tortois: Shell Brfalo Horn, &e., to be seen in the cit: ceive the advan procuring ment, from the faet that the greatest care ie taken in tin ehaping of each, so as to fit the head in the most fant manner. Combs ‘made to orfer, after a: ~ Bitters, ing done. A SAUNDE sr % to the hard Working man. A few of @ superior article have come to hand at $5), also Ove 0 6 Naseau and Beee As the Scason of Storms approaches, thuse who value health should provide tLemseives with boots fictod for wet weather. BROOKS, 15) Fulton street, continues to combine elegance with ‘mpene‘rability in his winter boots ; Food feed prices suit the pocket, as well ae his fabrics dt the lt reason that Coléman’s Hats are supe- Jenny Lind cap shine. If it exhibits, here and there, now positively asserted that ehe will witness the launch to-day. We bave authority, ales, Amin Bey, the Turkish Ambassador. with his suite, will | be present on this interesting occasion, and will inspect the ebip yard of Messrs, Lawrence & Sneden at one | o'clock to-day. The North America is a noble yossel, | and well worth the trouble of # visit. | For Cactes.—The steamship Cherokee, Oapt. Win- dle, left her dock at 3 o'clock, yesterday afternoon, for | thet startles us. It demands and commands our at- | Chegres. She carried a full freight and a large list of tention—but the heart does not vibrato, with the | Passengers, whose names will be found under maritime eeper-like eemsitiveness of the ear, This, at least, | intelligences. seems to us to gives fair representation of the true | Sreswen ow Laxn Meurumusacoc.—A steninor has effect of the vooal efforts in the first part of the con, | Pecently been leunched on the above lake, of large di- cert, and which may be deemed most closely and se- | ™ensions, to run up and down, touching at various verely to challenge the acumen of the cold and eal. | Points on ber journey. Bho is 12 fvet on deok, 17 fee | lous eritic. beam, deck 35 feet, and seven fect hold. Herengine | Of Jenny Lind’s effects in the second part of her | !* 40 horse power, six feet stroke, and 21 inch eylinder, concert, we may say more that may aceord with tho | md was built at Montreal, The hull was built at Georgeville. Stanstead, L O., by Geo. W. Fogg & Cross, general impressions produced by her remarkable | She was to make bor trial trip on the lake last Tass: powers. In the new song composed by M. Benedict— | day. whom we bave long esteemed as one of the most bril- Meeting of en, Mant melody writers of this age—the grace, notes and | 15 gxppess THRIR VIEWS RELATIVE TO THE CON trills of Jenny Lind alone command extraordinary DUCT OF THE COMMON COUNCIT. praise. These, certainly, no vocalist of renown é mesial of representatives of the Fire Depart- now living eam surpass. It ie in the soft trill | sent was held et Firemen’s Hall last evening, Zophar or the high notes In which the Swedish Nizht- | y1:11, president, in the chair; Geo. T. Hope, Vice Pre- ingale eurpasses all of her eotemporaries. There | jis.0¢. Chas. MeDougal, Seeretary. is noone who can appreach her in this great accom- Atter the roll call, and arrange: of some prelimi plishment; and in the natural shake, which is inimi- ery business, Mr. 8 stated the object for which tably perfect, she has no rival. One cannot fail to re- ¢ meeting was eslled. A resolution had been re- member with the most consummate satisfaction, the ph from the Clerk of the Common Vouneil, asking upper notes, it no lees exposes certain little deficien- cies in execution, in ascending the seale, which even enthusiaem cannot deprive of their sharpness, Grant- ing, es we must, that the vocalist takes the ear by ftorm, thrills the most obtuse or the most delicate organ of hearing, with astonishing effects; yet even the geverous impulses of the soul cannot be aroused Ly euch marvellous efforts. It is the spectacle of song for stating that }!:! rior to any others in New York, i Targement, the journeymen shar lishment, so fthat every mau is ‘cannot be beat. His well an strect, and the very be Amidon’s Fali Fashivs of Gentlemen's Hate —hey are pronowneed the most bes fal hat yor offered to the publ tightness ey ad Boy's, Cloth Caps of every va= Pacticular sttention paid to army and navy caps. Aden, 30 Broadway, near Dusne sire: in producing @ 1 ealesroom is at Ww The Season has Commenced. —Nahant, New d Sarators, are all dererted, Browl~ pemrance, with ite throngs of well « Jenny Lind his fall style o| but feur dollers Ise wh rt, Cape Mt iy dit ol i Warnock’s Fal pene re Model Hats, beautiful in proportia ‘or too low, not too ort th, gracefully turn- internal arrange- ‘the whole de Lo) capa a snpaaranee seecidealy Be tietoe wear for—aiih way, @orace of Mats are e still sought ~ vith aoa y by all taste and lor fort, who @0 not wi sing for the and oan ‘The pabli reed Store ean testify. hey vell a better Bist for $3 © than a». fore for $4. Remember im treat ppb ag copforme to a there requisites. delicious beauty of those euppressed yet rapid pas- | for a committee of fremen to confer with a committee the most amusing that we ever had. Tur Forrest Case—Mas. Forrest's Surr— Strraxer Deveorrmests acatnst Mr. Forrest.— Several journals have announced the fact that Mrs. Edwin Forrest has commenced a suit for divotce from her husbaad, before Judge Edmonds, in the Supreme Court. A portion of the proceedings, also, bave been published, together With several blunders, which were corrected by us, yesterday, in a card from Mr. Forrest's counsel, who rectified eee errors, chiefly made by the Courier and Enquirer. To-day, however, we give the grava- men and most material part of the charges covered by the evit brought by the lady against her hus band. The revelations made thus far, and which, we understand, are to be proved on trial before Jadge Edmonds, if bot supported by the evidence, wall exhibit the most singular and remarkable con- duct on the part of the husband. Hitherto, Mr. Forrest, in this vuhappy controversy, has had everything his own way, and has aroused much | sympathy from the fact that he has been presented to the world ae a men suffering under a sense of grievove injury. The commencement of Mrs. Forrest's suit, however, biioging with it a long | train of curious and ae shing developements, entirely turne the tables ; and, when substantiated by indisputable proofs, will reveal a magnitude of | something such as reldom hae come before the prblic. The legal point in this controversy is easily under: a r Me. Forrest may do in t that Mrs. Forrest, if remarkable allegations Court of New York, will | n in the event of Mr. another enceess ful mede bele be eatit! ive, € Forrest cons in Philadelphia court, an | adequate mainiens: or mony, from the real proyerty owned in th and. The | Edmond: injunction grante » May pot he reepected in Pennsylvania; but the juris. | divtion ef our Supreme Court over Mr. Forrest's | property in thie Sate, will not be lessened or im. | paired en eceount. The decision here, will be u jnst cr should be made in favor of the lady, she will receive that support which the | lows may secure to her, under the circumetances The evit will come before the Supreme Court, ina few weeks, cad the termination of it will end the | pamfol bt n whieh, we doubt not, the public | generally dept | In piving the report of the charges br Mré. Forrest, end which involve the characters of | eevesal diferent femeles, we have left out the names of the parties implicated. They will come connected with the charg h t vied wme of the fema f ects 4 i t—eome unmarried, and have been ily | deemed orname tot se ia wh they | ‘ moved. Others are of var stations in the sgomnun nd in humble pheres of lit Altof them will be brought before the and will be ot bear Mrs. Forrest. We sincere coptrover ar ely viewm between ther, ta which once existed, for the h heen turned to a tree ¢ to the public mind, as | Imrontant Commerrctat Ams the | ere f the 1 t i a} tioen Copenl et T . F he ti the const of A waren bighly successful in every parr bf | | ter upom come topfes connected with the,points | modern Italian fashion , and of composing muste suited | bim re pulat weman in be © the Common Council fages—those flowers of ornam: vocalization—which | °! captivates the sense, and establish themselves, Seer anemnen mae tata ane communication on the table. dveply rooted, in the garden of the memory. Here is Mr. Massririp, eo % — its acceptance, the charm, the wondrous power,of this vocalist upon the | #04 the sppotntment suditor. Here it is, that the voles of Northern Europe rarer pe she committee would Chief woul contests fer the palm with the declicious feeling the charges mode by and soul-like energy which characterize the tones and vtterance of the runnier South. The voice that a Semuniaton wat recived woanimonsy Oe could produce the “Herdsman’s Song,” nerer could | mittee of three. be fed om anything warmer than cold air. It ever | MP a aes seared to canend, ty the wopelatmen could be so clearly and so purely brought out, with MM bell like precision, except upon the re t which pature itvelf has inetitated, Art may approach such o triumph, but it may notequal it. There is as much Cifference between the reality and the imitation, as between pure diamonds and the Paris likeness of them. Henee it is. for this extracrdinary fact, that Jenny Lind will become the most popular rooalist ieappuet enedison tft that bas ever visited this country. Her organisation is | £877 = comes, ter representatives ited to pleare the people of our eold climate. Bhe will | EUCy ype Charktn wert trivi, 1 yas, ammecessary to | have triumphe here that never would attend her pro- be adulsetou gress throwgh France or Italy. Mor last two songs— the Swedish melody ard the concertante with two flates are masterly in their way. from the fact just stated, They will captivate, astound, delight, and make han- dreds of thousands ersve for euch wonderful exhibi- tions of ekill. In this estimate, then, of her qualities, We may sum up the whole story of the voealist's power in few words. She is a great musical phe- nomenom—she has an individuality in her musi- eal character that places her apart and abore most of her contemporaries. If she does not do rome things as well as others, she does that which no other vocalist eam do, No one ean exoced her greatness in the sweetness of Ber vooalizetion on the upper notes. She can softly attune her will to the notes D, ELF 0 other singer can; and while the bar the power to control th she will remain dis. tireniehed fn the musics! world as an artiste of sur, parsing brilllancy. At rome future time, we may en. ed in thie burried survey of the peeullar qualities of | Jenny Lind particularly with regard to the propriety of cultivating the volee in the higher notes, after the cy Mir Kennan, should be five, ‘Th gentlemen pre- sent wished to raise the committer oy ® number ox- ceeding three, he desired not the responsibility of ap- wintinent, and would waive the right. as all who kuew im, kpew that he wished the matter fairly examined. M onass, Of Engine 6, thoncht it was uaneces- | he did not believe; and it | i Untiners of the Pire Department to settle be charger egaiast other people, when there are no | | Department has no’ to de with it. There was no doubt of the trath of the charges, and be hoped a0 committee would be appointed. Mr. Mittixex, of Hove Company No, 40 —It is im portant that the committee slould be appointed, to atch the action of the commit of the Common neil. as they have mo sympathy with the Depart. | — and will varaish over (ie matier to their own | Mr Cavrany oppored the appclatment of the eom- | mittee, for it war ® Lew thing that a committee should be ee oeed of the parties charged, and the commit. | tee of the Fire Department would ‘not be allowed to | ark for information, for they would not be allowed to | | join in the action. Mr. Hore, Vice-President, thought. if the committee ef the D ent would net be allowed vo join in the action of the meeting of the Cemmon Council be | oppose the appointment of a ¢ ittee; but aiie as t all, for owe of the tmrmbe 1 com mitt: ae been made by the Chief, and ii Would report against bimeeif. “ur Hore thought, if the committee ef the Depart. ment rhould have eq tlege with the ot! t should be to ruch artificial voealization. ‘The ringing of Bellettl, Inst ht, was very agree- He has a fine teritone voles, sweet though not | powerful, and, with the exception of one or two | hroaty notes, worthy of publie admiration. His me- thod i excellent. The orchestra nearly smothered however, in Largo al Factotum.”” We shall pate further pleasure from his efforts. Messrs. ¢. Hoffman and Benedict merit great p for their excellent services. They were not haif ap. preclated, if we may Judge by the stiated applause, howdk hu dno nthusianm felt by of the theroughly A committee of antic Kyle, ne fvally deel ded upon, and wt the rij Int of appointment, t rein moved t Mr. Coger. constit id committee the motion 4d not prevail. as he iter would be taken from the repre- 4 not from the officers, who neverturned dent, Vice Pre the out to Sree, Nigh be Mr. Maserteo preseed his motion Mr. Mruurees, of Mose Company No. 40, had heard it said that Mr. Coger was opposed to Mr. Carson, and he hoped he would not be appointed. The Cramsan eaid he spoke to Mr. Coger to-tay, and be could sey that Mr, Coger was not opposed to Me Corron s NCERTS<HER AP TROCRED® To K In compliance with the carnest desire ¢ atemot ‘The Crssmwas wirhed to be excured from serving on aes Lied. Mr. Barnum t rs — | the committee, He would be presen the meeting, wet to ree that justice was dove to the de ant Inet ft abandon ‘ ete by auc Zo t Mills, President; George 8. Lope, Vice Pre future, at lvat while ¢ meer given in | *ldent; John BP. Lacour, Rugineer, were appotated on mittee follow ing fesolations were elered Ut debate were adopted it . mn sent om | *00,00" . Th aod after fe in her rity, that che adder every cent of tha hat that the re athe i to the Chief Bagi- y to her country # i wonder that, indepen. | Jepny Lind is the most | Will be applied to the noble purposes of educ I bat tet the Bor 1 her trie nds remonrtrate t with her ageinet thie | (or » ay deem most extreme of 1 y Wer reply to them was, that |! ot for that the hed made provision for ber parents, bad secured « ® ine for Lervelt PQp0 por sanum), aad " bust. thats w pot how he might lose he | Mey Reading R. R., 1 - | Nearly three thousand shares of Reading R. R. were | cont eeourity in the market | stock, there ta, in fact, but one opinion among those jens en: Invite mee Pu LNs tyle of Wi 2 one Big, Ne eer ashe argent nad ben as aenertme ita city, Ciraer et eg 7 oe gedit arsey wi vena jpees—Another Medal has ig topper. eto ok er ED to ict his mow et 4 rah ‘Saat aeuertaneat fe he lear sane Land’ west os Concent, ry o_ _~ ey ‘Hair Doe's ata voles te Ballard’ ate | Forsale or ied Ge kis ees. Pee ath fal ming arty colored in 0 minutes, Iiou sireet, near y street, Astor foment for the from ene to six. No. ray. oe. “mee Nort Borclay o'clock in the morning till aan hy Genuine Liquid | hate Doegene ‘ft the manufactory, 4 Wall Spehlie Metiduare Ly) imitations, See w: various diplomas, Perrone Lait has acgumed | Soler from the wee of the luitation dyes eau huve it ser- tected by calling as sbove. Copy the address. Freck!es, Tan, Sallowness, Pimples, K tions, and sence eibeanes tre. 10 well Kanwn, poalttgriy tered be Tvalian Metiented Soap. The . Dr. —— iT wee everything be- fore ts, aa well as ciber merchants are ou are fairly mad for ey say tho, t ‘that they sell Spotten’s Cod Liver OM Candy.—'The heal-_ ing, sootbin jwonce of oi] i# repeatedly referred to in the oa the earl x ucta, was fm, W'S Cod Liver O ¢ tesately LA | Promounced the greavert ae well as the most ‘paimeaste re | paration figense that for the cure of eouchs, roat or lunes, th ear klyn, aad by MONEY MARKET, Frivar, Sept. 13-6 P.M. There was more activity in the stock Operators were quite lively, and nearly every fancy im the list advance At the first board UB. @# improved & per o: Erie Income Bon 14), Brie second Mortgage Ponds, \; Farmers’ Loan, Erie RR told to day, principally on time, buyer's and seller's option. Erie Bonds were in demand at the impro ment, and the transactions were heavy. The margin for an improvement in the different classes of Brie Bonde, ie, in our opinion, greater than in any other security in the litt. rapidly as possible, £0 as not to inflate prices t much before supplying themselves; and the time i« n far dietant whon the second mortgege Erie Bonds will be as neoure as those of the first mortgage. As regards the Erle Income Bonds, they are the cheapest seven per As for the Erie Ratlrond who are thoroughly ported up on the « which fs, that ne an investment it is not worth fifty per cent. The advance in Reading Railroad b been too rapid to be permanent, and it ie posible « teection may be realized. We have little faith in any petmanent improvement in any of the fancy stocks; but we look for a steady advance in prices for all good found, substantial, paying securities, parti larly thoee which at present rule so low. The move- ect, and ments in Washington, and the favorable effect which | the settlement of the nemerour polltionl questions at irene have in Rurope, mast have « tendency to strengthen confidence in all our public securities, aad increase the flow of foreign espital ty this country The adjustment of the slavery question will haves wondorful influence on European capitalists, and give an Impeter to investments in this country, not only in stocks, but in different branches of industry, and cemterreial pu The teeeipts at tho office of the of this port to-day, amounted to $90,050; payments, ' the proprieter, | AT, Werrivanin and vicinity, b rket to-day. | oe ‘tages over the ‘ue ported, being made sth the view for real sirvice. Brticies oer are of erenion' sisa and good ality, mi be Wk the Matailic | tah blet Surep fo order, sues | world-re- | prop portioned, and are alto- | gether the most attractive exhibition now in the city. Teele i | prime Genesee, to arrive soon, a abo : Sui nie, | Avsistant Treasurer | | treatment by t Capitaliets are absorbing them as | | The Pater w Stock Exchange. Jeng £0 ehs Long Island HY loz 2% x Mov Fire In GO oo HOS GEN Bey bl ied ig tex og aed ay 10 O35 Se ib do nM lig* 109 do s19 83 1b « do 0 16g 550 do oF 7 6M do ra 2% BO do biy 5 a 60 do bio 539 100 A 63) in a 50 53 1700 feo b10 36: 200 sa bx 2) she Bk 8 ns bo 20 Farmers Trust WO 4K 490 Ay don "ae vo 8 io ay 00 a oe ‘8 Morris Canat 010 46 Sie 8S bu do 16% 60 do SECOND is $4000 Bula, 80 7 45 ahs Erie RR Liane Bowery Hank” 168% 100 Faraiers! Loan 00 42 le Beatios & 000 os 100 rr AO a as *S G32 190 Harlem RR b10 40 do bio 63! #33 CITY TRADE REPORT. Faivay, Sept. 13—6 P.M. Asnes.—For pearls the market was pretty active. with sales of 100 dbls. at $6. Pots were without marked alteration; about 90 bbis. sold at $6 123¢ # $6 18%. Baravstorrs—Flour.—There was increased activity the market for the gare and low grades State and Western flour. The is juiry for export and for the East was active, and prices of fresh und and pew State have improved. "Cenadien was in moderate de- mand, with sales of 1,700 bbls. at $4 62:4 a $4 68% for old $4 75 for fresh ground, and $487 for new, to arrive. The sales of domestic to-day, add up 14,000 bbls. at $3 62% @ $875 for sour; $3758 $4 for No. 2 ie erfine; $4 44a $4 50 for old common Btate; $4 623¢ 4082; for fresh S steg™ State; $4 68% « $475 for ps do.; $4 68% a $4 814; for new Western; and ote $5 12 tor pure Genesee, which. with better were heavy. Southern Flour—With a brisi mand tor all descriptions, particularly old brands, prices have advanced, The tranvections aggre; 1,800 bbls. at $5 1246 a $5 21% for old mixed and raight brands, and $5 3144 a $9 60 for new do. There was less Rye Flour offering, and prices, ifanything, wore firmer. Sales were made of 600 barre 94a $3. For Corn Meal the ‘Ket was very firm; sales ot 200 bbis. Jersey at $3 . There was a "good demand for Wheat, but the supply being modurate. trans tions were restricted Canadian was something bett with exles of 2,500 bushels common. in hand, at $1 £00 bushels common Southern, at $1; and 800 bus! $115. ere made of 4 500 few days, and 70 8 703g cents delivered. The supply of Barley was inade- quate to the demand, and holders were firm at 80 8 82 cents per bushel for prime two-rowed. Oats wore not 80 plenty and beid firmly at 38a 41 cents for Northern, and (4a 85 for Jersey, The market for Corn was firm, but not active, the sales being only 10.000 bushels 64 a 643 cents for Western mixed. 65 cents fo tern yellow. and 63 cents for heated Northern. Cana- dian peas were dull at previous Ggares. Correc.--The demand was very brisk, and holders stiff’ The sales — 250 bags Laguayra, at lig cents; 250 Java, at 12% cents; and 75 St. Domingo, at 10% cents. Corrox,—The market continues firm, and on most styles a small advance has been paid to-day, Tho fears of a shorter season for ripeuing the crop, than was auticipated, has doubtless bad some influence in hastening operations,s The sales were about 1,000 We alter our quotations to conform, viz:— Livenroot, CrassiricaTion. baler Infertor. Ore 3-16J.. and for flour. vessels for grain, and 17¢. 6d. ® 20*. for dead bacon was engaged at 17s. 6d. To C dull at €0c. ‘There was no change to France. Owing to a temporary excitement in the market. a cargo ut 630 casks was purchased by two dealers in the article, on speculatios which was 44 above the last sales. Provisions. — There was a better feeling in the market for pork, with sales of 400 bole. at $e 62 for thin meets; $8 18%; for prime; and $16 31'4 a $10 44 for mess. There wes nothing done on ‘change, holders being inclined to ask hig! prices. Beet was firm, with ales of 180 bbls. at ST 25 a $10 for mess. and $5 8 $6 for prime; prime moss was in better demaad, bat rather easier; shout 100 tierces sold at $15 25. Out meatsand beef hams were unaltered. Lard was in good d, with sales of 200 bbis, at 620. for . for fair to prime. Butter and MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES en shores Boston gh — nae ay qizan ay, Boas, ary vereoe \ eee ma ae Pace Rages 3 sh Pg ding el atin ‘ib aie, of Bio are mek et 1 1Xe.; some ehois ih me obs Sept. mS ee wltoverd treet City Mith 83° heat, $104. Coffee has farther edvene Mi Rio ¥ Hy Uke. Bur Bept. 13, 1860. within the part twenty four hours:—Fiour, 7.200 bbls; wheat, 20000 bushels; corn. non market for flour is firmer than yesterda buriness is done at m slight advance. Saies of 3,000 bis at $4 for Michi For wheat there is « good iiing demand, and the market is steady: sales of 6.000 bels Obie at Sle. Corn continues firm and im geod request, sales of 7,000 bushels at S20. @ 53e. for mixed, Ainaxy, Sept. 13, 1890 Receipt within the past tventy.four hour 1,200 bble.; ‘wheat, 4,000 bushels; eorm. 5:00 bushels: There isa better feeling in the flour market, but the uotations are unchanged. The sales are 2.500 bbis oF wheat there is a good milling demand. and prices are betier. Sales of 2.200 bushels Genesre at $1 12.0 3} 18, The receipts of corn are small, and the aD is buoyant. | Bale ‘of 6,066 bushels at 30. for mixed. In barley, the saler are 15,000 bushels at 70c. a Tle and Tée a'Tbe., including two PROM, PRANRLIN —Tnis chruch will re- ay Gi arte of Got- nd other tore! BETING OF THE igmgarrasts, of, vPrER Resolved. 1 of Upper Mor SOLDIERS OF THE Wak OF eomnee f th Se _ORRIEN.—THE TRIES of Mi SMITH ©) O'brien are earnestly requested te’attend tho inal pre~ liminary meeting, which takes emery Hail, 76 Prinee sureet, this (Saturday \ Joe 300: iF. WEEN ESSY, SSoroeary. os arnt. opt. 16th, flinching pace taken by the ye Greeley. Sevwoni a oraters ate ted to take part in the pr tesponden: 1 We tard before the most eminentimen ioe B Nop WES S HORLEY wae ee menthe ein Carnestiy rerested to send eV ‘whe will bs ret Address 69 New » J NFORMATION WANTED-OF #19. Mais @native ef Dublin, T the second day of A fet Whereghest. « BERNAKY MULIG ty Hoo!) Naw ¥ REWARD. ~ karst Ui aon, Amity oF Lanrens. atre receive the thanks of the o ad be res 4 tepuble, be leaving it at 37 warde im street, up cL a CKET. ROOK LOIT—a PORT Ieee, oh ohee ‘news wr for EY PogkEr. me se THR fIe MME, daw eee ‘< ~ cc ews SOO TTT i A NOE Geis En fo Nae ee ncathed MeWeaNG OP LVS: even} i ~ fa! Sateen’, » the ehair—tweaty- m «cr incitteo of three were “e Sen- cad Peclations expensive a of ti tise in referes : Saal Report of ihe bier aiacer of the Now York 18s iment. ae © apa ud aati whi eae The Chin of the § He al Snare eH] has mate mention administration of the ia u so far as tiey are cone ; spirits ond also mad out, whieh disterbamces cy to injure the ocherwis - fair fame of th A wherens, Our é by r fezeree of here ‘i have bad aai@ rivers dschared without ave Jopredations, but fur the the Common Co: -xauaai theredy tet eereine che thereby \reeyrain ia rest end wel/are eee: ‘hs’ dlnchacas ot the determined ete si tai Therefore resolved, Thar the thanks of jp oom Cars due, and are hereby tenderas, tn alfred ed Engineer of the N.Y. Fire D “ me as, in his la = m osed the wn in whieh they and the Fire Department have performed ‘these D That this rages will use all ho tein tbeir Chict iv the # und he has tak De; tof the eity ot New York. toregelne, pale fat cen ze ira and hivenn JOMN IL. HICKS, "seston: W.A Vannostrann, Marvin Feeney, Committee, |B. Burren. IRE DBPAKTMENT meeting of Prote ti the Engine Housr, 18f0, the followin; mourly ado refusing to notice by him fer their satio of the deparsément in their J putes between companies, daogorea and good name of the worthy Chief bas sun: break uy those organization destroy the efficiens ft bis settlog dateraainetion ve hich are doing so much to jowship existing in tho Geparim: ‘esolved, That we, as a company, consider that the thanks of not only firemen, hut of the whole commenity, are due to Mr Carson, for the s'ie and fearless manner in which he has exposed groea and us parconabie vastect of dus esolved, That ni, Report of the Chi Freared therein, and that ns to R a, That scopy of these Mr. Carson, and thar the tame, bey re Fr v ‘ore mi Bown, MoGixmis, Sere’ ary. ~~ OTICE—AT A SPECIAL MENTING OF THE Bers of the Franklin Hse oma their Hoee Carriag ing, Rept. I2ch the Uukiuimece.y adopce Fire Department, in his p: Coun Gounetl, boa mote charges against corstdn otheung of Sie Gy Government, of he veciinved the powers dolegated te» them, to the great |, where— 85, certain memter denounced the Chief with word contempt, for having the manline: ag® pud- lie officer of the city, to expose some of the iniadoines of tho Municipal antherities: avd, whereas, be that the Chief'is meking said charges, was actuated solely bye dee gre te promote the welfare of the Fire Department; there~ ore, Késolved, That in the opinion of the members of the Frenhlia Hose Company Eighteen, the ol (are true and can be sustaiacd by the Deparsment, Kesclved, ‘That this Compa in their wor: shall ase all honorable te Alfred Carsos, Eeq., ia- a! resolutions, Signet by the matted to ait. iy onder ot in’ the Ne oe ure swap MU! PHY, Foreman. Secretary. F. waren, PURLICA'TIONS, ROMPTER'S WHIST)B, NO, 2, Eattap Bi Man debind the < urtaln.—Contente: THe and ay rm don thoy err upegionn, and @" corr J rrola. ried ate rox eat ebit chet cag ty room « Ri rN New ALLOK, Agent, 38 Annet. ou ORGAN'S: EXTORURE or Mewes eres, 9 rae teter tha Noes sreat, oce door from Ann street. Pree savgse, » An , aa Oy eee Im Mite for. samc E TROTTING. —A PURSE " heats, best a fre, to wa~ fee horses” NION ECURS, |. 1—TROTTIN teraber 17th —P wae, $100, mile bamere free for all ores th Wadden hota were Bie MoMANN, Poopetetors, NION COUsSR & 1—THE Ri mmol og sre offered free for all orote $200, mile heote, beat 7 ALUABLE TROTTING HORS: ting Herve, seven sary old a beautiful black; en + tnd tfty seconds owner is shout leavieg ths fami mn A On AURA <P PLEN pin Patek OF Oren om {PS county, together wi cocrege And Parners: will be cold low segther or eepers i BON ® FOWARD'S Sable. #06 Broadway. shea F -ASUMEER AND A TINTER CARRIAGE: thay are ik go: este, ide pair et Moree, Rarranved evond ant un 7 are tame Sount of the wire of the owner. cuion ee “tht from Brovdvay, p AY J ORSES— WORSES — SLEMUN, AS on TURES TORS SENOS, HAS PIS DAY, and Twen: wrth # +h forty-one head ernectfaly, inv ierita'his SU gneee nnn dl ULPRUR ANS 10DINEBADORE jarciay street, are i ape, eren, Toy, on wor’ iment p! clung, oo infammatory amy it 4 ewlarned ne » browchitle, sale ROAD gay: o PO Ire P board ve received 2 BROAD Way * + futnce above the evi we Vem o Fema wate pep