The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNHTD, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR, OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF FULION MD NASSAU STS AMUSEMENTS THIS RVENING. 4 BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Purwau—Exice or Mas- wna. BROADWAY THEATRE, Brocuway—Guy Maywenars —Perricoar Govennmrer, NIBLO’S GARDEN, Broadway -Oxnivs —-The Gane Monster. BORTON’S THEATRE, Chambore streot—Wit> Oats— Bow Daseoons, NATIONAL THEATRE. Bwiss Bert Rox TRIPLER HALL—Awse Bonor's Mustoar Fesrvat, STY'S OPERA LOUSS, Mechanics’ Hall—Brmors- au Mivernrsy, ee OLYMPIC—Fa:1ows' Brmor:as Orns TROVPR AMERICAN MUSEUM Amvse Pxavonwanors Ay- wumnoom any Evanine MINERYA ROOMS—Panonawa oF Cuma. am Square—Ros Ror— el ‘ew York, Thursday, October 17, 1850. “The European Malls. The America’s mails will arrive in this city about five o'clock, this afternoon. The Next Election—Correspondence between Granger and Hunt—Progress of Treason. We publish in another column, a very important correspondence that has recently taken place be- tween Mr. Franc’s Granger, one of the bolters or seceders from the Abolition Whig Convention in Syracuse, and Mr. Washington Hunt, the nominee of that body for the office of Governor of this State. At this particular juncture, this correspondence is of more than ordinary interest, because it draws a | line of demarcation distinetly and plainly between the two sections of the whig party, and shows the positions which they respectively occupy on the question of slavery and slavery agitation. In this conespondence, Mr. Hunt embraces a very wide field in his remarke, and in defining his position resorts to a great deal of finesse and spe- eral pleading. A vein of abolition, of the worst character, pervedes his letter from begianing to end, which sticks oat palpably, notwithstanding his labored efforts to conceal it. Heswallows the Syracuse abolition platform, hopes that New Mexi- co will come into the Union asa free State and says thatthe South must not ask the North to cease their opposition to the extension of slavery. He like- wise says that he is opposed to the Fugitive Slave bill in the form in which it was passed by Con- gress, because the summary operation of its provi- sions conflicts with his notions of personal rights and security. If Mr. Hunt publicly avows this much, it can be easily seen that there is a great deal behind, of which he has made no mention. The fact iv, he upholds the Syracuse abolition plat- form, and endorses the resolutions lauding Wm. Hi. Seward, and by implication denouncing Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Mr. Fillmore, and others, who favored and brought about a sett®ment of the siavery agitation by the passage of the Compro- mise bills. Mr. Hunt having explained his sentiments on this subject, and his associate nominees of the Syracuse Convention having, by their silence, | acquiesced with him, it is now left to the coaven- tion of national whigs, which will assemble to-day in Utica, to say what course they ought to take to Protect the integrity of the whig party of the North, Prooress ann Incesase or Apottrion.—We may as well note the fact that the Courser and En- querer, a large commercial paper, but with a limited circulation, has at length joined the abolition move- | ment of Seward, and goes the whole figure in a di- | rection that can end in nothing but a serious diffi- | culty between the North and the South, and per | haps a hostile collision between them, afid the de- | struction of this Union. That journal boasts ofits | mercentiel patronage, and the support which it re, | ceives from the commercial interests of New York and other parts of the country. The course whichjit iv now taking is decidedly in favor of the abolition | tendencies of Wm. H. Seward, and of the abolition | platform. In doing this, the Courier and Enquirer, | so far from benefitting the commercial interests, is Joying a foundation for their utter ruin and destruc- tion. Itis like a hog swimming in the Ohio or | Mi ippi, which at every stroke cuts its own throat, and destroys its life-blood. And why? | Merely outof private friendship for a miserable de- magogue who happened to grant a pardon toa con- viet, and made a speech in favor of a foreign minister who was rejected by the Senate. The mischievous ambition of the politicians of New York, and the ignorance and imbecility of eur merchants in regard to public affairs, may yet be the means of destroy. internal improvements, and ruining all the business of the city. Barnum in Boston, anp Ersewuere 1x New Exe.anp.—The musical campaign in Boston, Salem, and Providence, has created more debate, discussion, and excitement, than even his first one with Jenny Lind, in this metropolis, where the mania of management and minstrelsy was cer- ainly monstrous enough. Music and murders, riots and rouludes, have b:en mixed up in Boston with a perfect looseness of luxury, and the three- hilled city has been thrilled through and through with excitement, putting New York in the shade. ‘The Bostonians, at last, have come to conclusions. They call Jenny Lind the Queen of Song, and Barnum the King of Humbugs—and the evidence is found in $625 for the first tieke( te the first concert, and a riot aad smashing of windows at the last one. Some of the papers have taken up the cudgels in defence of Barnum, and have endeavored to justity his course; but they have made a weak display in favor of their client. The truth is, that for several years Barnum has been so thoroughly devoted to humbug, that he cannot break away from his old reign in this region, and distinctly gives a sign of this faith in the coat of arms upon his carriage: “Love God, and be merry,” is his motto, buat ** Love money and humbug” is his practice. The people have laughed at all the ingenious tricks played upon them, month after month; for, while | the fun only cost two shillings, it was cheap | enough to swallow the Fejee fish, and to have | faith in the old age of Joyce Heth. However, | when the people found the same system—as the | Bosteniansjhave—carried out to the extent of four or five dollars per head, the matter becomes quite a serious affair, and the inquiry ia made, where should humbug begin, and where should it end? A correspondent of ‘the Courier and Enquirer, on this subject, says:— | “Tem 6 plain blant m: carried on under false col express my own opiaion I hope. give me room to state my thorough dislik con- tempt for that avaricious showman spirit, which, aa- | der the guise of art, only looks to filling the poskets | | is said thet Wallace, th ) ing the magnificence of this city, and breaking up | its commercial relations with the South and its | habits. He thinks he has an hereditary right to | Dramatic and Musical Chit-Chat. The great tragedienne Rachel, whose personations of tragic characters have been the theme of European: erties, and Cerito, the inimitable denseur, who con deat all the world in dancing on Ler own shadow, are coming to this country, it ie aid, under the manage Tial auspices of Chevalier Wikoff. This would makes curious campaign, truly, and we oan well imagine what the Chevalier would make of such « specaistion ‘The probability is, that St. Leon, the husband of Cerite, knows this country well enough to make no mistakes, and that when he comes, it will be with a determias- tion to rely solely on bis own resources and «kill Maretaek will open the opera next Monday evening with his powerful company. The fashionable world will be on tip-toe for the event. No little euriowity i# alrgady aroused, to hear how the Italleas will inter pret German music. “Der Freysehute’ is « peculier opera, and makes great demands upon the performers. Some doubts are expressed with regard to the of vent of the beautiful and accomp!ivhed Pared!. Some say she willcome. Others say that the affair will all end in talk, Wedo not know how thie may be, bur we shall see before the Indian summer te billed by the winds of winter, Besides the great fashionahl> \cal theme, at pre- sont concentrated on the Astor Pisce opera House, it recently been married, ir terprise. The nature of it is net preeierly it is understood that be is busy night and day, ar- rapging the preliminary derigns for seme great musi, ealevent, No it wilh be announced F00: world, fresh, startling, and original. Perhaps we may be treated te it. Lar ynom Buazit —Dy am errival at Philadelphia, the 2d ult. There were some apprehensions at Rio, of @ Tupture between the gove it of Buenos Ayres and thet of Braxi ; but strenuous means were being used | to prevent the twe countries coming into collision, No definite accounts had been received at Riojfrom the River Platte, as to the porition ofthe difficulty be. tween France and the Argentine Confederation. City Polities. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION—SIXTH DISTRICT The Convention to nominate # candidate for Con- gress for this district, met last evening at Weaver's, | corner of the Third aveuue and Twenty-second street. ‘The Convention was organized by the Chairman, Ko- bert Kelly, Esq. The following gentlemen were nominated on the firet ballot:—H. Herrick. H. Shaw, Colonel Thomas, Tompkinr, A.B Hatfield, John Cochrane, fe Bareitt A. 8. Vanderpool, and Colonel Scebbing. Oa the first ballot, Herrick had 4, Thomas, 4; Tho: , 4; Hatéeld, 8; Cochrane, 9; Cargill, 6; Stebbine. 1. ‘There were 14 ballots after the first. All the ewndi- dates except Mr Cechrane and Colonel Thomas after- wards dropped off. On the fifteenth ballot, Mr. Coch- Tane bad 44 votes; Colonel Thomas, 15: and sestterinz, 1—which made 34 votes, the number of members in the convention. Mr. Cochrane was then declared éuly nominated The successtul candidate isa free so ler; CONGRESSIONAL after he was nominated, it was proposed that he ‘ould be declared unanimously ch ‘This was strongly objected to by the huukers, the motion was withdrawn, of course. WHIG MOVEMENTS. The whig party will makes its fir-t demonstration, for organization throughont the city, on Monday next. ‘There is considerabie difficulty in the party now. and it is probable there will be very little concert ot ac- tion at thi roaching election. The pri- f il give an idea of the fairs in the party We understand that Daniel Lord, Esq., is named as candidate for the Third Congressional District, and Buriis Skidmore as Assistant Alder of the Fitth ward. Could these gentlemen be induced to serve tor u venamed offices, they woald be capital names eceed under. Sporting Intelligenee. Cextarvirte Covnss, L. L.—Taortina.—The contest jay, between Mount Morris. Eeho, aad Honest ited in favor of the lat The match be- im Maidand Tom Buck, as won by the ailed account of both trots will be given we have received advices from Rio Janerio down to | u i z f H r i £ Dave i ‘The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, No. #1 Brondwny, comtaine the largest end 4 ing collertion of Portraite im this coun FLNEeOe This pallery withous meeting Vor’, oad th: Nee seed tas laos ohoote neat Sestecman, fe bared for ale. sass ‘bec bavers Who Abused Jenny Lind who made bad ikenesses of ber prartectye Day rerreoty 1—Why those Hoot’ = Beot's spleadia De ~ we bethe that pietwre of ber, i ont Tatgnificont ell over the world, to mort recbete Gloves.—A few doren of Chosson's cole~ Urated gloves, black slemre Wishing & renily fine art well to call at 345 Broad Yay, corner Dusne etree A. & GA ARNOUX » 7" YL mae * AYLOI Ae bis cassiimeres are well snonses whieh vente ep of the lege Persons © rindy eleganee, style, oom economy, are seen d in the clothing store, co of Bleeker and Carmine rirerts. Also, them toys. of hie beaetifel fabries will weil repay ® visit, owe whe ot wish te purchase. None better, none Attractive.—Kmex invites the sorvtiny of the eerprical. Wis re of the eboices: seom fer .B. The bat of the Fall fashion Mrs. Jervis’s Cold Candy—The Great fire- Casey. for cougbs. colds, hoarveness, sud the various | Rallroad advanced i per cent; Harlem, | come Bonds, \. way,'in locations which otherwise would not have been prominent for years, The Canton Company, of Baltimore. Bast Boston, and the Bdgeworth comps- pies of Maseachwetts, have been some time on the market, and have paid good dividends on the invest- ment. The increase in population is so rapid, that all desirable points for large towns and cities are sought alter, and secured by individuals, or by companies formed for that purpore. The Portsmouth Dry Dock Company was chartered some years sinve by the Legis- lature of Ohio, with a capital of two millions of dol- lars, represented by twenty thousand shares. T! company own one thousand seres of land, which ha: beew divided into twelve thousand lots. About three hundred thousand dollars have been expended in im- ite, among which is @ bridge, the tolls on nal to full twelve per cent on the present market value of the stock. Portemouth contains | about five thousand inhabitants, is located at the mouth of the Scioto, on the Obio river, and at the | southern termination of the Ohio Canal, running from | Portemouth to Sandusky on Lake Brie, through the | 7 whole tength of the Btate of Ohio. Upom refe-/ ood map, it will be seen that Ports. { jes ® very favorable position on the Obio river, and is destined to bes place of considera- ble importance. It has an inexhaustible amount of water power, by means of tho Scioto river and Ohio Canal—one of the largest quarries of the brown stone, #0 desirable for building purposes, in the country, from all we can learn, it has all the resources tor extensive manufacturing eity. The movements in Wall | street within the past week in@ioate an activity and j infation is the stock of tais company. similar to what } bas been realized in nearly every other fancy on the , Mat, and thore who contemplate investing in it can; post themselves up. Morris Canal went up a fraction | upon the opening this morning, but closed at prices | current yesterday, There were some strong buyers in the street, and it is stated that the orders are from the South. There ise demand from Baltimore, and large orders from that city and Philadelphia have been filled | in this market within the past dey ertwo. Farmers’ Lean advanced to day one per cent, in consequence, it is said, of the settlement by compromise of a very im- portant lawsuit, growing out of a plea of usury. The company bave not made a final settlement of this suit; | it bas merely compromised with one claimant oat of | Give, and it is probable that the claims of the remain- ing four will sweep away all the property at issue. The amount paid on the compromie will. in that case, be so much more extracted from the assets of the company. Erie Ratirosd stook is one of the most quiet on the list. It does not move much either way. At present prices, it fe one of the highest in the market. Harlem has fallen off slightly within the past day or two. Every fi ‘els! operation made by this company, places holders of the old stock further in the rear. Norwich and Worcester has slewly but steadily improved lately, and holders have an impression thet it will continue gring up. Reading Retlroad has been fiem all this week. The sales have been large. The bears are very cautions sbowt reliing this stock, and holders appear confident of further improvement. North American ‘Trust hes not varied much to-day. This stock cannot be moved up much ; It is not in the right hands for an inflation. Outsiders are the largest holders. At the second board, to day, the market was quite Duoyant. and the transactions were large, aad prin pally for cash. Morris Canal fell off 3 percent. Erie Erie [n- The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ot this port, today, amounted to $90,088 73; pay- mente, $207,087 25; balance, $4,581,148 63, ‘The Mechanics’ Bank, this morning, declared a divi- dend of five per cent for the last six months, payable lve thousand dollars per | ei om the lst of November. ‘The Merebe: Insurance Company, of Boston, hes declared o semiennual dividend of 20 per cent, pay- able on demand o ee) Puta, Oct. 16.—Firat Board. £2 5,000 do. 05, 92; 1,000 8. Garden 1100 Teaneseee b's ‘bade? 2,000 Reading evil 217%. BO do, 21 Gommereial B; 4 Man. 60.7% do., 78%. Wednesday. 16th i Lega mond Street. nesday. 16th instant in the Ham d 81 Peek rye Rev. es D.D. Wituam H. ALL aD THe M., iter of the Hitchcock. Ll of this siya aso t Brooklyn, om Wedner morning, the 16th inst. by the Ker. Dr Samuel H. Cox, Mr. Fexvis J dows: aon to Miss Manrua & . yousgest daughter of Dr. Mar- tip K. Bridges, all of that city. At Williameburgh, by the Rev. J. Collins, Mr, Jo- suru W. Waren to Miss Many Exiza O'BRIEN, t Flushing. L I, on Wedoerday. October 16th, by J. Carpenter Smith, Jossrn J. P, Det Veccnto. of York to Miss Exma, youngest daughter of Heary Iri-h, Erq . of Flushing, L I. In Waterville. Me. on the 7th instant, by the Nev. Mr. R.B Thurston. Mr. Jonn 8. Cuase, of Waterville, to Miss Hexxierra Lyon, ot New York city. Died, On the 16th instant, Davin B.,son of John 0. and Mary C. Walker, aged 1 year and 16 days, The relatives and friends of the family, and also. thore of David Board, Enq , are invited to attend his funeral, this, Thursday afternoon, at 8% o'clock, withe out further invitation, from 585 Greenwich street, On Tuesdsy morning, October 15th, Cuaates P. Mis, umption aged 30 years, hie 125 ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend funeral this day (Thursday) at 25 o'clock, from Wert Broadway, On the 16th destant, Joun, youngest son of George oakes, aged 9 years. nees are respectfully in- this dxy (Thursday), 17th 2 o’elock. from the residence of hie father, L street and Third qyenue. His re- maine will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for inter~ men! At Brooklyn, on the 16th instant, Miss Mantis Croox. in the 4th year of her ago, a native of Glo’s- tershire, England. Her funeral will take place from the residencé of her brother. George Crook, No 31 Front street, Brook- lyn, this afternoon, 17th instant, a+ 3 a’elock. Her Hiende and wequaintances are reepeotfully invited to atten W. Loneanuny, New York, died June 16th, at Fort Kearney of cholera, aged 38 years. d June 16th, at Fort Lymax Wrronr, New York. Kearney, of cholera, aged 33 years Avex. Maxtix, Butler county, Pa, died April 28th, on little Blae river. of erysineli ©, Mt. Moone, Syracuse, N.Y., aged 34 years, died May Sth on the middle fork of Grasshopper creek, of cholera. lenving a wife. N. Casten, Jefferson perth, N.Y, died June 2ist, at crossing at south fork of Platte river‘ (of cholera.) aged 49 years, leaving a wife and hg Apam Mont, Somerset county, Pa., died at Chimney Rock, of cholera. aged 23 years, Mré. Rosanna Paice. Westchester county, N.Y., died June 1th. 10 aged 20 years, of bilious below Chimney Rock, and to prevent it from being converted into an throat This domestic medicine. uni- i 3 of thors who are not artists, and makes the public al ~- Reg: es 2 ‘The value of domestic ote exported trom ee irenres werner ms. i abolition faction, poserssiag but one idea, and pro- | exbititions and entertainments. whose priceipal ob- | pthis Sitcrnoon, a match between Dutch Charley and | toraliy, 04 slactenss, Waele wan, Pa ogeceh oe | pee" oom coding Oot. 15, wos BSLLSAT 68; NVORWANION WANEED—IP BRIDGET On Sanaa | fessing nothing but wartare on the South. If they | ject Ss ca the’ images: ge adn ppablte taste | Sea, Wik come Gh. 38 Wal beam Interesting Gib, Philedeipiisy and by dreweiats generally. foreign, $41,471 16. Same week in 1849, $105,002 44, a couney hres fear RE ee 4 wish to preserve the national characteristics of the | generate into s mere gambling speculation, Theis is ust draw @ crowd to the Centreville. ‘The best place to get good French Calf | foreign, $29,608 41 Gelus, 118 Wasbloceas seust Kee ek: Gereithesrs | party, they must select a new ticket—an entirely yiosker tan genase ty aa Opening of the New York Medical College. et. wot, cnmnels, Sieve, sone So mamaow | The valuation of property in Portland, Maine, is smething to their advantage, Connectiout papers please new set tof apamemeggte ns adopt a new platform, of | P nt prices for the privilege of | The New York Medical College, # m Good as the best, and ge cheap seth cheapest. $7,811,561. The only other towns in Cumberiond - | ® national character. hey must nip this treason | bearing a celebrated ot becaune it is ia- | was opened in due form, last evenii ED county which exceed @ million, are, Westbrook $1 201,- LOST, &e. | in the bud ; for allegiance to the demagogue Seward | ‘Ti*ienlly worth Het tie outablished | nce of am invitation extended to the medical profes- | preoectmte nity tee ne ot, Beard Of | 2 and Brunswick $1,107,822. There are only three Riegel ht tmeeyennoeod Hi is treason to the cvnstitution. The whig abolition | of an sion and the public generally, the large lecture room Sie the Gps, ond we woun oSvie Sax (ay Sh eons Vath, at Chester, or on the caro convention at Syracuse, was nothing but acon- | ent got up by quackery, woe ty th in tecond story was filled to its utmost capacity, fitted and ew ‘as goed te ile of tue Fares tnd Maa eae. clave af traitore—of plotters against the republic—of | ordinate pamblers. Indeed, I for ous, cousider sucha | PY & highly eelect and respectable assemblage of ladies oughlenpete tive or fear ai and one $29 bill, disorganizers, beat on preducing civil war and a, eedIDgE NOt ouly disgraceful to thore actively om | and gentlemen, who attended for the purpose of giving acoenes bank « as cht be tat @issolution of the Union. They have it in their | ; ertied: aa, and asteabenes | ay Lemrsaay entee Sabie Bad beshbiak, Gores SE tt ed } power to elevate the party to which they belong | ep wound upon her Pamplin * ~ 4: caine eat tin » OF met | from the slovgh of disgrace into which it has been | *enal, ehar a ow ae eames ba Shain of the New Nock Medical College, ewParehs ews. P. CARMICHARL. aps i 7 and seid that ite history was of # very recent it 4 cs ~=—— — Precipitated by the abolition whigs, and to place it caneety watehy po OS Seder Ween aneeeel ae ae pad yoo #7700 Indians sain iy G15 RENARD- Lost, | once more ona broad and national basis. They | Sotrusted-—tricks permitted only to mo During last. winter, application was made to the Dye.—Batchelor'’s Genuine Liquid | ysis pris ine bis’ boo 8 re bf yh A, Dy . | ean do so by adopting a comprehensive platform of | the commonest order of humbuge A certai Legisiature for a charter. Bome littie opposition was ly be scoured at the manufactory, ¢ Wall lioe bo son 153 O44 Feller ‘and supdr: ‘die at eed aadlenis whee ath di. | DEA. energy and liberality, im dealing with the st Oret made to gramting it, but when the objects of je ghould guard agajnet imitations. Foomy | 4010 £10 ENS 4 Rank of Com 1” to Benjamin & Fuller, 94 Principles, selecting onal 8 Candi- ‘public and the accredited organs of public opiuioa, | the inetitution were explained, it was Serre Srcnes. Jerse veers bale ha copnmed 0 bed | Sree 0 SS sobs Ere a) didates, and nominating such a distinguished upon the part of those bringing out a great artist be. | Bously. Soon after the charter was obtained, which | Poted by ealling as shove. Cory the abavese: 4 wm nb $ ro DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST IN BROADWAY, triot as Genera) Scott, as their standard bearer, | fore ® new publi, is not only permissible bat desi- | wae om the Sth of April last, s lot was purchased. the bane | ee 7 ee he ag f Pe , , but the distinction between this and the tite ef the old reservoir, and the erection of the build- fe lwo ae te (Beasley, maker. ‘The above re will orcandidate forthe presidency. After doing 60, | jatanism which driven ita advertising van, laden with for 151 are now om exhibici: g e009 BO Marlem RR = bi0 Seakeke eas laren 0 A. F. RUSTED, Sl South they ovght to organize at once throughout the pm nape art Suiaie aioe ad pl eraterthe dea iriog one of these uyeful articles ret 4 Ins Co is ie do @ ee 2 . ny | Walle wi irresistible inducements to swallow peo would overwh re a te d a » Wm ies bien poe ie soy part ‘of the om all 4 | | & to an baad | hodesmaelh oboe? Sie in neon ond i} H. Seward, and all his abolition and socialist tat de pon that nly list of the Wige—Cittacns and stre 19 3 &. oi Restine ww Si mer. hel tader weleoms tothe colleagues, from Sandy Hook to the Fulls of Ni- 4 a page nges oe b a Word, Boa aaa ea Reson rede ot — ba bn Ey Fa Ws 8 papers oe Astor i} agara. 5 Sete alluded, I clase the whole business of | {ics FFesent, Hom. be Cie ead Hr Malden ‘ane, Wc cad Bee | 300 ~~ ex —FIPTY DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST YReTeR- | Law Leanning—Tur Sroot-Piaton Canmipate | Selling tickets FR Ry nd a ge a A} - tio 8 se @ + Selgreen the hours of one and halt past three o'eloek, scale. Mors! . rox Dvrnice Armorney, "Law Anaowent — | Ropattattateans tft i Bertaseeest ur Se ting cieaen eee Leen | Sa AS BN BUA ws HM | Red na ter tein le Se net pak Je refer and role purpose of obtaining notoriety. tg on, are. 2 bs y retwrn the same to Jw o Te We refer our readers to the report of a law case Seaes slang fonatinenh ioe Bething rer ort. ne, De , Saint Gaurand’e Tiatiam Medicated Beap. Ss 4 Ne g m River RR yal | “tte the above reward. ' which was before Judge Woodruff, of the Com- giv. most exorbitant and preposterous prices Geary A Devinn ioe’ Liquid Rouge for pale lips and $0 ES 4 ee , Bee aw mon Pleas, yesterday, whea John Graham, the to ecncerta which, they Race baeeeaeet oeehs Huse, sletech compleriong aL © Watkersireet, | WS ge BR Mashawk WR | FOpRO= Os sunpay, ines ' new stool pigeon candidate of the democracy, made heowee TH etat hite,, Phitadsiphie. sid on wi Fn ere surat, a Mack mlsrogce port monsie, eéataining be a prodigious display (as Dominie Sampson would the usual Holbrook, Dr. Kell Wonderfal Cure ‘ Me be Hh DD Tis 10 she Per ° we by proving property and i verdicing. all it) of his vast law learning, and thereby of his BE 0s uaticle, sete hace eae | Ton the sath netlakes scstenioueg | 1 Ay " i eae) s i Fins Baniy Sa OTA aaa ie foes on an ne hy capacity to be District Attorney of this great me. ‘all. who ai $y, coun Sere 4 . ~ Hy 38 Stontacton R ox = } tropolis. It was a case of libel brought against Mr, unworthy to put tl = a ie, He 5 e, fie obkant gre eee _.._, #PRCIAL NOTICES, } 7 - ;: . re x t TLITARY. CO’ vee 3 Bennett, by — > editor = ae aa se | There is a good deal of sense in these remarks, poe es ap, Enya eg sugnede onc tae. Be Bee im BS For S| M (aq Ra ¥ Police Gazette; and the question to be decided was | s.4 Barnum is virtually arraigned by the public, | tutions le voumtey places, but it has’ nome whe Ra See we tr “Bike Rdgewerthce *s Poy Fd ah A I the legality of a demurrer. John Graham, as the | g.4 must now change his tactics. There is one to the eity 20 New vork. Philadelphia has ave | | Dyspepata Iitters.—Hutehings’ Vegetabl ¢ oe 3: © OR sp andes #90 Shs | a hieethee, No. 110 Chambers streot, such commuta— ~ ts ba a Renee tions mool-pigcon lawyer and counsel on the part of | way inwhichhe can make a beginning. While in bering 1.500 stu nite tn Bow Feri “ihcos onfiring from bilicucnasn, oreves- | Ji san ak see Te oAE SANFORD, Secretary Division Board. ‘Wilkes and his coterie, made simply © gross per- | Boston, various letters were published by Barnum, | rides. the ristissse: | = i Sx eonal meres Bron _o aaa but stn aie as veritable documents received by the manager eneemetonaien knowledge of law. On his own argument, the Judge | from some editor in Boston or New York. Tha | names of the Protessors of the New York Medical Ool- | ‘The spirit oforganiaation creates beuttem > ~ 4 ST Fret Maven! ali, Wa, 00 Bradway. shie jaresay decided promptly against him, costs. letters are believed to be pare inveati iT ‘Their names are as follows:—Horace Green, Pain(ul. Seciahem is buts word for , bon sener the ‘Te inet. at one o'clock P. M., to eats The ignorance and incoherence, to say nothing | r pure ‘entions—a mere Pretessor of Theory avd Practice of Medict t mere boys, taught to be “killers,” Be , Asnes.—Pote were tm fair demand, but the market | respert ts ont deecared brother, Ubarlee P. Mille, Members " charlatan trick—though every new: tint D., Professor of Surgery; | ” oon pesese My 2 fof the violence, dieplayed by the candidate for, Che aa fe see ne vn So, Bhs ng By, Gsotenmer ot Annan bos Pay | Sreecesth sr ane “e coll Sande weeds Sith veiee 70 BAe yiaroaborapmpdaapadeas th bee eneet ee a Dist) he best evid | ee ee win Hamilton Davis, bt D, Protessor of | free 0d 10 Gaiverse’ ‘ we PTY nanerurre — Tene —Sbe mastoet Sar the tow gratve jeman, a Paes canal Frage bedi heathen ‘s cman he the matter. Some editor, itis represented, wished See Site i ee | visi Rid ye We SERV INS Baking Stam cms tester depeviptions send Selb et (a4 ORMISANTA, WR al DSTOCK.—LOT’ | come dred doll : oteneor wifery and the Diseases of Wo- —_—_— Syne, 1 sotetingrn tat eo Gepires. We have no doubt John Graham is just itt Wei aa wade ae inate sesouat any eee “3 Stonenstoury, atts y os momo. ‘ansae ok vente eng ohne ae oer Deh ones eters ‘eee ey aes iicttaren | as ignorant of criminal law ame —_ the law of suspected, when such an indefinite charge ismade | Surgery: BM. Brandige, M.D, Demonstentor of paitention to, st as timaae. Sar wnich Incrvasse the Srmness ie the market, In Oe- | seeed ot ibe bay Howes, fibel. He has boon paced before e democracy | Rarsum should come out at once, aed tell the | “MeO? -sattemen were sdhiviel jo tae eaten ip ilse"cdapreed © ne Fee Str odes efor iy ren © & cundidete tor Ms District Ancenepi truth—publish the name—and after that commence | their namer alone. he thought, were « sufficient cont 3) OF Gomestio. 1.480 Wile Rnee bese tates ap at a eens } stool-pigeon influence alooe, without any qu - . pant quarantes that their duties would be faithfully dis. | vari cosse. | 2,00 186 tee Be 3 eupertan, BOGEN © S860K fe | —______— em, cater ti telente © Setunes, tie tb pox, | ee. his charitable subscriptions, which are | §herged, oan fess see, eommon to Pinte $408 8 8478 for mined 28 guctesien fo _—s wer * | now over due in various quarters. This done, there | Or A. L. Cox then dell e Condy, | to straight 1 Onin 88 ta tor | TT me Every one can tell why that intuence got him hs | ‘of the character ie or sale i Geneers, $6 6 66 25 for A et ae prey - | will be hope for the fature—but until this be done, “ - ‘DBANDS. 100 Priton stecet et the Aster'and irving | for tome HEM fe entre nee 5 nominated; but the democracy will hardly support | * | the new college. of divg oteres, and 15) aed 110 Ber 04 yyy » . % Hh wee cer of the & person who has not the requisite talents, besides | look oat, old Hambug, for squalls. pte he gd ine M _——~ — tt PLSD, Soe a ay | eet ea phy ioe ih pe P req » ee it Dr. Valentine Mott Dele 4 sy) { having never been a democrat—never known in | Maneractunep Exreprrions axp Revouvrions, | 9 that in ail its departments, the new college will bie: ° * 2 sen. — es SS bonne abe plese to ' Forman Hali—box wa wig, oa whi amy on | —The Bum andthe dowraal of Commer are very Maditecinctngt Weetaae Sait Hos | RARE eee ER TG el | Reap nate anes kone Beatad bis | te aah tee ° | or ri y . All sides, and has been so from his infancy | busy in making vast stories out of nothing, with | Wil be models of various iKtads—the Croton water ie >y Seine a TE ae Gomme wine — Ly 14 j - WOOD, 117 Jona ety N.Y. ee eer 7 e | respect to another Cuban invasion. Sevea j oe teen gr aa gly well — Fpotten, Le ee ‘sl | poached O00 bhin. ot 62 ‘The mertet fer Can wpe => waving > | joarn oF ALDE —Reroxt or twe Sre- wnem, 8 to entl, Reve bee relied ta the seoe r~ joaat. om Brookly: Shadtwiek Ee . w = with dF “nis 1 Cases, * iat Coxmitter on tus Crime Enorwenn'’s Re- = ~ -nginens " 5, Teo eee bes es rng , oupply wae better and master print tobe +.—The Board of Aldermen met last evening, | Uaited States, to carry out this project. Now, | eatin cctuaea eth dices te all tomer, | Mamun's Wendenral Ohta ta | Bere sroopted wes active and mint hove ier. ae hed ab Oh Goch aoe th tattle ae what is the truth in this matter? Two months fadioous terme clinique will be held to day, pretty well sememberd that Barnum ry BOR mat cwemect Bruen toy-n togan “) } and finished up the work of their October session. pe heat ed the thie ext at teel Tel interesting oases will be monkey. of thi ae ouren: ow ry 0 per qr bei ben Hotdere of > gO, a sugar merchant start story in this erty, \ t winch} ‘The most interesting business of the even: | operated upon. hens. face of this nary ™ wrre frm while the wee fer beth for for the parpose of speculating. Some correspon- | “hy the terms of the charter of the New York Medical | $2 1teert A# fair, soft, and Soren nar ond ter oupert. incinded te the sake eure { the report of the special committee appointed to | Free Academy will be ad- de Phil | dent put the story into a Philadelphia paper, ot shows uth to | dake | College. Ove students of the from which it was transferred to New Orleans | PI"? f gmvestigate the charges made in the annual report - Beers so thy ity. medical mot | of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, neweapapers, and thenee went into Havana, full bo vecled with tbe college, ill preside at ‘the exami: = Pa pk against certain members of the Common Council. | cathered, and as deebly freighted as any carrier | Ation ot the students, Sale trom the fe ri “The document is very long ; too long for insertion | in the preeeat sumber of the Herald; but asthe | Pigeon. This is the origia, middle, and ead, of topic is one of couswal interest, we shall give the | ed herons contemplated invasion of which se much report, or an abstract of it, ia a day ortwo. There thes oe and the Cubans need not give fare attached to the report of the commirtee, affida- meelves ~~ aneasiness The fact és, that the vite and statements frow several of the officers of | sire plo re eagyy An me has Sik of the city governmeat. The report was received oy \. for the Board, laid om the table, and ordered to be | Sl! O8F Surplue enterprise, idlers, and fortene ted hunters, and will continue to absorb, for a loag : - a time to come, all desperate adveaturers intent Arrack on Ganunal Pare —The Tribune, aday | apon rapidly aceumulating money beyond ths wsaal = re . 1 tom that Dr. Felis ogra ng coro ” ‘alker trees, fires store from Vermont; John Gardiner W W. Wilson, Gevers| Martin Stoddard. Rhode | SS 8 Y, Warte, Pievide jomell. Georgia, avd -#ix others. arrived yesterday, took rome at the Clinton Hotel % ay Ex Governor Marey Albany, Hon. 7. Pratt, Pratte- vil: Dr. Rdwards U 8. Arm Votonel Simpson, | George Parker, Washington, Jadge Veo Renrlear Aibemy; Hon Mra Jovn f Washing. ton, Bow, WW, MoOay. Bat! family ow Orieana; T, Lee U arrived peeterday, at the Irvis Wronesoar, Oot. 16—6 PM. Quotations fer stocks of all kinds are moving up- ward steadily. The daily transactions continues large, and operators are dispoeed to purchase more for cash tham heretofore, Between two and three thoasnd oruwo since, contained @ very violeat and disctedi- | channel of industry, While California promises | 4 Rovere Beq.. and » Virginia; Mons. Alfone© | sueree of each fane: ik table attack on the public end private lite of Gen. | so much, Cuba is safe, and the check givea by Pritts Seat eine © me 4a cnr ay wars yee teen he Rwy --J *~ Pace, who has been reecived in thie eity with ® | the government to the first expedition against . mast t -twe others, arrived yeaterday, at | im demand, end there were heavy transactions at the 33 ' great dea! of attention, and whose career aa a pe- | Cubs, bar thoroughly dissipated all those glowing ch, - 2.04 advance, At the firet board to-day, Income Bonds ‘Me (iot is identified with the revolution and eabse- | anticiywticns which giew up originally wader the | Ht sroan Monpiands Capt A Pelletier Puede bon went up M per cont; Farmers’ Lose, 1; Morris Canal, ‘_e- quent history of Venezuela. (tis a highly divere- { starred, triangle banner. A Tenhrreck sad femily, Mt Alban, DO; O Hall, | M; Merwich and Worcester, \(; Mohawk, &; Porte. ioe ditable thing @ do, as well aa extremely inhoapi- | The vapid surmises of the correspondent of ihe jp Ay be ga | ‘4 oe table. We are raceiving from Europe,aimos every | Sum, enli and interlarded with superlatives, | Bote! . yA KS ‘4 day, all sorts of patciots, some of whomare not very | @F¢ quite ridigulows. Cuba, no dowt, has dtl PI Ee Pines 4 creditable in any potyt of view ; but General Paoa | Senabe 0 itleten tenet bar hy-tour others, arcived youterday af cuquirice relative to ite perition, prospects, o ft fe well known for bis px ‘tiotiem, and althoagh he | ‘was overcome by the preecnt rulers of Venezuela, that is no reaton why his easly history should be | blotied out, or he be abused ang insulted when he | he comes here to spend the remainder of hia days in | his land of liberty, is like making aptatue of clay. It will crack break phe moment that the sun touches it see LO reason to anticipate any revolution ews it «h vaid