The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1850, Page 4

Jonny Lind in I hiladelphia—Her Coneer on Saturday Night—Her Attendance at Church on Sunday—Tremendous Exeite- mont, Ke. OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE. Purtavmirmra, Oot. 20, 1850. As the time approaches for Miss Lind’s departure ‘feom our city, the entbusinem of the people augments im intensity, The concert, lart evening, attracted 4 crowd far exceeding that of the evening previous, within the Hall, while compared to the number out- side, they were far in the minority, The crowded etate of the Hell rendered it necessary that the win- dows should be be opened. and this rded the out- side barbarians ay oppyortuvity of hearing her notes erati: d they occesionnily assisted the audience im calling for an encore. The fair Swede repeated Ber incompzrable “{ Know thet my Redeemer Liveth,” part of © Non Paventur,” but avelded the encore to the “[nvitation to the Denee,” by commencing the © Mountatneer’s Song;” and in response to the sppleure elteited by that effort, sung the Echo soug which was not set down im the bills. Ibe concerts given bare only whetted the public ap- petite for wore and it repeated every night during the coming week. there would be no sensible dimicution ofthe numbers aitending, As high as $20 was demand- ed by ove of the purchaswrs of tickets om speculation, Inst evening. betore the concert commenced, It required nearly an hour to empty the hall, last evening £0 densciy were the audience packed together, ture of Miss Lind to ber hotel attract. tede crowd towards Chestnut wioutes the front of Jones's with « dense crowd 4 street. and in a Tlotel was berinced two or three thousand their oberrivg. the the balcouy ar tude. This a and accom- panied by her ec usin cahseaaes lady, and Dr. West, i Chureh in Sow thwark, near ame of this church , was Weeracom.”’ tut it ie now termed “ Gloria ‘of which the Key Dr Ciny ts Pastor, The build- gis the mort wucieut in this vieinity, having been erected by the Gret si+wich nettlors 1m 1700, aud pre- septs (he sameext rior eoprarauce as when it stood om the verge sn lay, ubough ps proceeded to the =» the Navy Y Th Y P suspeeted she would pay the y apcitnt church « vist rome time before leaving E portion et 8 hat floeked in, Tt Was roon oosupied by the on the fact of hor visit doors had at last to be prooveded Miss Lind took wing affected to teara by land, which the soon be was taken through De Line being formed by the poli reach the carriage Prev sbook hands eh many that surrounded the cbureb; but the S+edes, and descend the rettlers by whow toe charch was founded, were mostly prem ned ob ‘The departure im che carriage was forthe purpose of causing the crowd to vispersw, ae soon after, it returm- ed, and Miry Lina bed an opportunity of going over the church ave ite aj ting grave yard, the aketant tomb stones iv eleh have long rendered this am in- teresting mjot so the entiquariam Though annoyed by the crowd that followed her tuto the house of prayer. the alter cerurrenoes of the visit to this spot, Fich iv mr morials of the settlers from Sweden, will BO doubt be long eber Jones, in bebelt ot » ordinary influence.” he & remarkable child of song—@ daughter ot tothe tar distant place, where, for pearly two centuries. ber brethren and sisters had worebipprd, ¢ whee ohief atm seemed to be to exemplify the tex eternal life? voting ber extravrvinnry gtt to accamulute mei Dertow the courtivns bi etngsof education and ele- vation ou t ing «nm raion of ber countrymen; her win 00 ‘he age. aod American men and women would be her cons wporsrica in striving which boule m: at acorn ave beret) the human race.’ Business suring + *t week has been very dull, ocoarione: wy t ot the Night- ingale’s preeener an seme rather beceur+ our bo repletion with strom a or a trot the der Eden a byroe of the U.S Navy, died Mibetewn. « fow miles from Ceonnsylvaeia avd bad I8t4 Hin funeral isto take piace to-morrow sternoon from the residence of bis arphew Dr Hessen Our Washington Correspondence, Wa x, Qer. 18, 1850. The Ad rotion owd tWeshington Hunt's Let- ™— wt Seb Race—IWho wih Run— The neat i to Elect a President of the United Moti bus w the Bepar ments-- Warrants athe Trcurw y— New Assisiant Secretary of the Treamry— Meer Camp and Col. Rogers Ap- inted to Cire, &r. The raembere of tration are satisfied with the tone end tem ton I etter. They ex ated for Go vernor by the Utica Our mainder of t et f h by the late Syracuse Ce hey count upoa the lection of two of cundidates on the ticket, owil: the Gover Cacxl Commissioner, They count upon the four whig members of ( 5 hose of the Se- ward the anti They con: rt the quertel in the if New York to be simply and solely stlur, whieh should be confined ¥ y York, and hould not be at oll participated in by the whig y ony other State of the Union. Phe prevent rigns in the soliticul horizon indicate hat the next Presidential race will be a serub race —that (he peteney of nations! conveation nominn- tons hee departed = The chances are that General y ident Flim od Henry y, of the whig party, will be ve fir 4 possibly Danie Webster ecratic the chances are that ¢ James Buchanan, Levi Wooatury i Lleesten will be on the 2 Thou » will certwinly De in the # the ste—a free soil slave pe event of a seruh race, of this nature, the iup of a President goes to the Llonse of Repre- sentatives, the memteisef whick are now i Swire. Tn that How wate, Florida, or Arkansas | of NewYork. Each ©, and atx i 3 I 2 ' to Congr ‘ vnplexton of the e aa Presiden- course; tre ot Oe will pon the ry tay ha Llight M voting bin in the | i tt va he fe bother I a ail be howih ix ex P f the govern. ut, wii ' ‘ ters to manage t It nicely crowded with nung offices, t of th i ) 000, and left for the « 1,000 more in | « tokres o & ( getting ready to < uoney® coming to ce; aud Messrs. | to receive wate xing to them in the win's « has o daily prem bout it, sufficient to show that t har his hands full sury. a Sonth- whose genile- bits, and uti Je and marine | » him to fill the | ivantage to the | nm the dutiet of the | amg not at liberty sof the country, will en With honor to hime if ae will not enter % T some twenty day heme at presen Major Camp, of Ohio, has been appointed travel ing Sub-Tre v Agent, to go up to Detroit and | down to New Orleans, & ¢ | A. Rodgers, of Penneylvania, for- | ust Teone nse fon Indien Agew has ren appointed some n eat New Mexico Wasumotos, Oct. 18, 1850. The Commencement of the Breaking wp—Disloca- thon of the Demeeratic Party in the South, ond of the Whig Povty in the North The Curions Origin.of Mr. Crittenden's Opinion From certain piclimiaary political meetings in Georgia, it will be diecovered ther: of @higs and demoerats is tour be abandoned, and that a new arrangemen( of tie Waion pariy aed | the recession party i@ about le cupemede the od a@eder of things. The Union party ie conetitu ed of the masqef the iy whig party, and a small portion of the democrats; the secession party is made up of the mass of the democrats, and a small detachment of the whigs; and it appears that under this new organization these lately hostile elements mingle with as mach harmony as if such divisions as whig ard demo- crat had never existed. Such is the. beginning of the breaking up of old party limes, party namee, and\ abriele for the bull, . pny principles, on the great ultimate question of ‘nion or dissolution. The proceedings ef the forthcor Goceate Coovenien-<0 extra session of the islature—of the extra session of t! ony it ture—and of the South Carolina Tegalatere and of the Nashville Convention—will, trom the espect of the politics of the Sout! tend the area of new arrangement of parties all over the cotewquewing States. Let this be done, and the oy a lemocratic Bae will be de- funct in the South. pone wi be dead, and will ye be revered i a n equally signi fant isruption in the whig ranks is manifest in New York. Any ement between Granger and Greeley to agree to disagree, isa mere armistice. There is an old grudge to be settled between the Seward and Filimore clans, which nothing short of a breaking up of the whig party of New York will eradicate. ere, in Washington, it is not expected that the whigs will have the good grace to unite upon the letter of Mr. Hunt, ty a eeneny adjustment. It is no more satisfactory to Mr. Duer, we presume, than is Mr. Crittenden’s opinion of the fugitive act to Abby Folsom and Fred Douglass, It amounts to about the same thing, and if the New York whigs concur in supporting the letter of Mr. Hunt, they concur in cutting loose from the South altogether. If they revolt, the party is broken up in the State,—if es do not revolt, the nationalit of the New York whigs is abolitionized, sectional- ized, and cut off trom all communion with the whigs of the South. The cabinet have put in a mighty effort to bind up the new and horrible wound in New York— geping and bleeding worse than all of Mr. Clay’s ve bleeding wounds” put together. What have they done? Finding that Mr. Fillmore was in a bad predicoment in respect to the galing, of the Fugitive bill, and desirous to concilate the over- whelming anti Fugitive bill excitement in New York, the cabinet put their heads together, and Mr. Crittenden, the Attorney General, is saddled with the responsi in the publication of his opinion of the con: ionality of the Fugitive bill. North and South, such ia the beginning of the gig ov conciliation of Mr. Clay’s adjust- ment. io be the end? No ean tell. It starts with a fair prospect of breaking both the old political parties. It promises to down the hist of the United States to som less than the fifetime of an old man. Wasnineton, Oct. 19, 1850. Miscellaneous Affairs. Mr. Butler King will leave this city in a day or two for New York, preparatory to his departure for San Francisco. It will be his object to get there in time to present to Congress, before the adjourn- Ment, a report on the commerce, present and pros- pective, of California. The two or three cabinet officers in the city had a council with the President to-day, according to custom, during which the state of affairs in New York was discussed in @ conversational way. The population of Washin, 40,000 by the census, of which, lored people, or nearly one-fourt ulation. laws of 8,500 are free co- hh ot the entire po- ‘hey are driven in here by the stringent Maryland and Virginia against free ne- grees, and the corporation wants Congress to rive them out. The city is improving rapidly. When our visiters returp they will hardly recognize the National Hotel from the very extensive and elegant additions to it, equal to the accommodation of 150 additional guests with comfortable lodgings. A fine large building has also been added to lirown’s Hotel, having quite an up town New Yorkish appearance. New York Assembly Nominations. ‘The fcllowing are the nominations for the Assem! im this State, so far as made:— abe Dist. Whig. Democrat. 2 Adam J Shutes, _ 3 Hamilton Harris. —_ CATOGA, 1. William Hayden, — 2. Qeorge Underwood. 2. Samuel P, Oakley. 3. Delos Bradley, — CLINTON, 1, Ira 0, Chamberlain. cHauTavquE. 1. Avstin Smith. 2. Daniel W. Douglas. ‘cumsanco, 1. Lowi Kaweis 1 Benjamin I King conumuta, 2. P. W. Bishop. ae purem _- 3 Benjamia 8. Thorne. DEL Ay ARR. 1, Paul King. — 2. Wm. Gleason, Jr, — msaex 1. Abram Waiden. 1, Anson Hl, Allen. warn, 1, Orlando Allon. 1, W.L. G. Smith. 2 Williem A Bird. 2. JY. Vanderpoel. 3. Henry Atwood, 3. Ervin M. Keel! 4. Charles C. Severance. 4, Morris Fosdick, angus 1, Turnham K. Cooke, 2 Henry Kingsley. orvemer. 1, Samuel Willett, 2. Daniel Sprague. RY PERSON. 1. Albert Bruce. 2 Levi Fisk. 2 Hiram McCollum. KN — —— Conover, 3 Roward © Cady. 2 Abram Vorplanck. 3. 0. T, Backhou 3. Charles [l. Looper. uve 1,0. D Lake. “Joseph A. Norton. —_ James French, 1. Nathan If. Pordy; = 2. Ssmuel P. Gould. 3. Caleb B. Corsen. _ Mowrcomeny 1. 8, P, Heath, 1 John &. Crane stAGARA. 1, Abijah H. Moss —_— srw TORK. th — ‘Albert A. Thompson. 4 Lyman Oan: & Michael Dougherty 1 John Stevens ‘ 5 ’ John @. Kip, » — — Richard © Downing 12 Michael O'Connor. 13, es 4. me »— w — i rge Stevens. 1 2. Isane Pardee 1 3 1 Alvah Motteson. 1. Joseph Benedict 2 Levi Barris. 3 William Howes. James Platt Jacob Cromwell 4. Lewis Rider orenas. 8. Worthington Wright quense. 1, James Maurice Biensrone, Benjamin P. Preil Beweehr arn 2 William Ruse! S. Oliver © Thompron Pamatous 2. Joseph Bancar orre mes. 1, John U. Mighy 3. Thomas J. Reyaolds 1. Jobn W. Demott. 1. W. i. Anthon. 2, Nethew Brownell 8. Daniel Tuttle —_ 1 3.W Case — 2. Kgbert T Smith oy. Lawnesee 1. Abel P Moree —- 3. Henry P. Couke - — — ooh Craig. wrrca 1. Orem Southwick 1, Addieon T Koor trea8 1. Willtem Ulereon were 1. Herman Reynold 2 James. Graham. Thomes( Whit Jetves Farr 1 2. 1. Deothic Brige 2 Pheodore Il Ben det Tomestic Mt My. and Mire Thowes, with aries reeentiy failed im the «by a Mre Themes, fe ‘ DotA Oatacton Bolten, from foe 7, Wermah, Mice eit Ach. rent to the tate priven for s Be tolegih yh pen 2. Mo care nearly wll np. The frne wiih jeg cree? Before the meting of the meat wl ine Blade C Detwoen Bt Lonie and def coe, in runs hard upon* , rowed, at Naval Intelligence. Uevren States Braves bran Bonatiae. The Stevie at the k Navy ery Yaka: Brook —Burthen, ‘e, the dime: Epgines, boil house, &e.. Total cost, exclusive of armament. . Armament and gunner stores. Galle: aticorten r ‘utensils, ‘ire yogine, hose, coal: bu: "biog ‘4 feet ; depth, 23'¢ Moet, x She ts ss of live ils be! used. $182,068 | 7 ker, wheel- 205,599 38 $388,368 05 $15,787 64 Commander Charles P. Platt has been ordered to the command of the U.B. Sloop of war Albany, at Boston. Army Intelligence, ere pecotite. Sept. 13, 1850. Major Carletcn. pene in by the Ist intorme fautry leaves this is night; esteem splendid cast. sustained. attractive, house. Breapway Tusate ple of Thespis bas profit of man’s Romeo we hay the text, too, is her ev in tioned portrayer of every c Nimo's Gai others, are on their wa: ac day of this month. anticipated among the animals belonging to the train, and much hardship for the gallant officers. Theatrical and Musical. Bowsay Tuxarxx.— Mr, John Scott, an actor of con- siderable dramatic celebrity, and one of the greatest favorites that ever appeared upon the Bewery boards, is drawing fine houses the Lucian Ubief im the patriotic drama of Putnam, y witnessed by sud‘ences which testify their jor his abilities by vehement cheering. It will be performed again this evening, Mr. Derr, as General great intrepidity on horseback, and recelves well mer- ited plaudits, and all the other characters are ably ‘The concluding tie drama of the “ Pirate o vens.Tilton, Winans, Miss 8 Dennin, and Miss Wemyss sustaining the leading cheracters This bill is very and we are persuaded it will draw a large poetic beauties, written tor ‘applicable to, and understood by, all Merriiies is past all criticism; The officers who left this post for Fort uaramis the 18th day of April last, Cols. Loomis, Hoffman, ai the Ist regiment of back to Octoder. of e for Mauch His This night the character eo that . may ue have a successor in ogee. reat ie the way will bethe Huon of the occasion, parts will be well filled. ex.—The Ravel family, whose elegant exercises on the tight rope. and beautiful dancing, are asmuch relished pow as when tb thie city. offer for this evening’s en! me of amusement which cannot fail to attract & leot conception ment of the im: e originsl, unmutilated the Elizabethan era, but o jeave immediately (n his arrival. for the new the Arkansas, Major Carletou’s health, which has been fmpaired ever since his duties tn Mexico, L aim is stil poor, and will prevent him trom jota- ing his company in Banta Fe this winter. The 7th In- New Mexico on the 16th distress sud great loss ia personation of Oneactan, with the same utnem, exhibits jece will be the roman- the Isles.’ Messrs. dte- unique and eentral tem- tly filled to overfio: uring the present engagement ot Miss Charlotte Ouse man, who bas impersonated many of her best charac the delight of enthusiastic eudiences, and the xcellent and indefatigable caterer for Public jusement, who presides over the management of this Metropolitan establishment. mn Miss Cush- id a true bard; d fall of Her M fled with perfect ady Macbeth pe ae suits is Iden sl is bold andresolute. This .c when she will appear in that beautifal part of the Countess, in K: aided by Miss Anderto: acter she performs; Mr. Con- and the other reolamenta pre. | bl noe assem biage of our citizens. The first featare will Be the evolutions onthe corde clastique by Mlle Axel, Le Potite Elizabeth, Franeois ‘The next, the excellent fairy pai we Water Nym| —M'lle Bertin as th: wel. and Leon Javelli tomime of “Ondine” asthe Visherman. The various dances in this splen- id pantowimo are executed with grei Pd gracefulness, by M’lle Bertin’and Adelaide Leh. The amusements will coucla niomime of “The Green sonater,”” his no superb, that te see it alone is worth the EI ped anys A dd artistic taste with the gorge- the ssenery Burton's Turarax.—Whatever be the attractions cleewhere ip musical manias or dramatic celebrities, the Burton wania never loses its enthusiasm, amd, vo ceruingly, we find the Chambers street theatre doiog s profitable business, and giving good value to its patrons. The entertainments for this evening com- mc nce with the admirable comedy of * Old Heads and Young Hearts.’ in which that stertir, KR Miluke. performs the character of Thich Hever had s more perfect or touching represe tative. He is certainly inimitable Im that actor, Mr. W. esse Rural, an ke rett, Jordan, Bland, and Lerter, Mrs. Babresit, Mrs. Hughes, avd Miss J Etlit, will also gi ‘There will bes Dallea by a pans Ay by Miss Walters OE, comedy. “Lind Pot" Pourrt witel bar follows; and the whole oastekee 4 with farce of “State Seere ts, orw wet to this ise Juli ” aay aus | a e rin shane be Breeches Politic! which Burton will appear as the drunken tailor, There's a bill of fare, and a fair bill, Navionan poy ~Mr. Chantrau, the disti jute lessee of this theat: aiched oatre, 1s ongaged revious to his departure for Europe, tod apr age ning in the character of Richelieu, by the whole force of this excellent company, a with the additional talent of Mr. J. M. Bran’ arance this season as Coun! of the King. The performances ‘te jude with the pew local drama ef “ Mose in Cali- bill as The houre is nightly {le camnot tail to attract r every niche im thi Cunsrr's Orena this evening are very a execution of melodies which are generally reudered with sweetners and barmeny; instrumental perfor- and a) kinds of ment excellent Ger rivilege of # which this establish: red credit om the att, z tween certain ruftictent Beer, burlerque opera: danelog. Ovrarrc —Fellows’ band is doing well. and the! tertainments, contieting of negro melodies, performances, vielim solos by Mr, Meyer, musician; 4 Various Mixrnva Rooms.—The eplendid Panorama of Cabs, new being exhibited at thes rooms is much « painting is excellent, and redeots great 1 order must be entered referring i to set forth the losues. pero There will be nojary trin os on guitar and violin, ry . he a the accordeon solos glvenin the Supreme Court. SPRcial. Tees fore Hon Judge Kdwards. in the city ot New didatee This is ef adjudicated cases 4 to Palio T. Ruggles, Court. fa the Norember term. er D civy TRADE REPOR Trade, ne 2 general th lerate fal Wheat was unchanged, Pork wes not In Coffee, the sales were more In sugar there firmness of heiders having r steady, wih me aleo Rye | rates: full price. lasser continued ver and parties were pot diep mente wntil another steamers ne wa wo The market tor pearls was end the inquiry pretty nee a y énil Corn was firmer, as was ive, but unchanged in tm portent. at ch doing, the operations. Mo- Freights were also datl et to mak soy engeay 4 vetved. ain better, eaten compriand Td bbls, at $6 81 for pearis, » The a olheggd poction iis Pots, te ' Operators generally exhibl purchare, unless at a ta: sat, The low gradon of West © in limited reqwert for th *. For export and forthe Kast there a erent Ceal d The tronsactions wete confined to 6 G00 bbls. at $0 8134 w $4 12% for No 2 1466.8 $402% for common rn $4 (4% for mixed to end $5 068 $5 1236 for pare Soutbetn four © ” mer g. TI “tra ienesee rerket (oF Dut there wes rather a¢ mprived 2100 bbe. at straight brends: and $3 jexnod, wi aslee The market i was not setive, ome rwall of de soap sees fold at $8.12)4, ond iiramdywine « wheet wee im good fequest for +x rt, ing treety t a Southes vanel withewe Interior. att, Bo Past nm nes de vee 4 tle, for North « Was hatter: 7600 bushels was hettor, Hawley Y buals lined rer «mall lote for Western w Tictive, 1s fru at the qnotetso Uptords, a Lit a Pook OLAMune Ares, My vige e atta enh, tiny ie Gam the ‘ateles bos térerne ural Des deem very gulch the past work, and no important sales have boon effected. Of Sidney, the sales are pretty tair at previ- ous figures Cocoa.—All the 8t. Domingo, in first hands, was sold at 640., cash, for copsum Corres —The market wax more active, with sales of 8.500 bags Kio, and 150 bags Laguayra, at private bar- oe has teen in limited rates, os fae old t mar d for cod has continued very brisk, note sales at $2 0236 2 Ste. Mackerel were freely at $2 50s $0 No 1, $8 for No. 2, and $5 S736 for No 3. Here was gfe busions doing in box herring. at uniform rate: Hors, continued in steady request, with sales of ped nates Eeastern and Western new, at lia lTots, i —Some 15 cases M: md heonshe 55 a T5ots., 6 mos. Molders were firm. market generaliy was quiet. Inon has been very firm—Included in the 9 opera. tio 200 tons English bars at $36; tor ee toh pig at $2050, from ship, with ere Larns.—The market was not very active, though holders were firm at 150cts. cash, for Kastern, per thourend. edrance, which check | ,,< Lrap.— Holders demand transactions. The last rales wore made at $4 toft American, adding interest, Lrarunn ~ Prices of sole have fallon off a trift day, and the de: d for the eastern market pow on the point of commencing, will soom cause prices to ad- vance Limx.—Common has been in good Somme the past week, and sales were freely made, at nons—Pork.—The market was "honey, and the moderate Bales of 400 bbis. have becm made $ll a $i1 12% for mess, and at $8 3754 for Beef was less active, but steady, at unchang: The market being nearly bare of ¢ t mots, b were inore firm. Drested mand 634 @ be. — was @ fair inquiry for hea. with sales of 600 . at 734 a Tc. fer good to prime. Bytom contin oa firm, and in request. Cheese has 4 ARR eee mae oe SALES. Board.—3 aw Bostom and % Bosrox, Oct. 19.— Maino Railroad, I se "a saan . Masenchugotts, 60; 15 rid dn ad, 104; 10 do Cheshise Baile, ra ° do | Mortgage Bouds, M4; r features, give | Saturday it i stant, at St. Joh On Sat on oS instant, af ol Chapel, by Rev. Dr. B: G. to Ma M., daughter of Job city. On Sunday Oct. 20th, W. Osborn, Mr. Gronce Bantow to Miss Fitzsoimons—all of this cit: (On the 1éth inst., at Plainfield, N. J., by the Rev. 8. I. Drake, Janen Sranxs, of Williameburgh, L. 1, to Sei A Wee, of tee emis piaae Died Om Saturday, 19th inst., Cunistiaw Maren, aged 45, native of Nuremburg, Germany. Hin friends and the members of the Academy of Design, Cohota Lodge, No. 187, 1.0 of O. F., Old Ger- man Covenant Grove, U. A. 0. D., German ienevolent Aoclety, and German Widows’ and Orphans’ society, ¢ particularly requested to attend his funeral from his late residence, No 68 Lispenard street, without further notice, this afternoon at a2 ° hoo gy On the Sth inst., Gronor Durovn, aged 2 months. son of George Dufour, of Phil p To be buried irom the residence of Moore. Lis remains will be taken to Greenwood.-- ey ye J yu please copy. On tke ii inst , of dropsy, Car wife of ‘Tyler W. Lafetra, in the S2d year ot her er relatives and friends are respect ly invited to attend her funeral, from her late resi Hud- son street, at 10¢’clock on Tuesday morning. fer ro- mains will be takem te Newark for interment. On Saturday, 19th inst..Jouy RK. Lecount,in the 65th year ot his age. nd friends are respectfully invited to His relative attend his funeral this (Monday) m at 10 o'clock, treet, — from bis late residence. No. 467 Gra further invitation. Funeral services wiil be perf: in All Saints Church, Henry street, at 105; o'clock Ee. After which the body will be taken to X ervey for interment. 2 ‘the city of Brooklyn, of consumption, Jacos ROWN. The members and friends of the ones also pod members of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, 1. 0. of O. ticularly invited to attend his funeral, from, his [ice residence, No. 48 Fulton Street, this (Monday) bas oon at 2 o'clock. his papers please co) th inet Daren Triwein, in the 60th year ipectfully invited to jate residence, No. $v, o'clock. In Brooklym, on the 18th Oct. of dysentery, Faxvy Avatues Laxcwortnr, only child of Jonas and Fags Jengueney, aged 14 mouths. The remains will be taken to Greenwood. On Saturday October 19th, Avcetine Evitacern, daughter cf William P. aod Mary K. MeReady, aged 1 year and 9 months. Her remsins were taken to South Liuntington. 1.0 ‘sland. tor tuterment. In Somerset, on Wednerday last. Mrs. Anancuca P., mite of apt. Wm .Whittelsey. and only daughter of George B Nood, in the Zist year ot her age. On the 19th inst , Bowaso Aveusres, son of Ferdi- pand snd Catherine Meyer, aged one year and eleven moptbs. On the 19th instant, Exirasetn Jaye, wife of 0. T. Bennett, and daughter of Demicl Haston, aged 24 years, ‘The relations and friends of the family are respect- | fully invited to attend her fugeral this (Monday) aftcrnoen at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 107 Henry street, without farther invitation, On the 19th instant, of typhus fever, Rrenano AY On ‘The friends aud acquaintances of the family, a alro of the decensed, are invited te attwod bir funeral, Dis late residence, corner Ureod ood Bim streets, at Zo'clock, His remains will be takea to lockensack, N. J, for interment. eer cca erm RL rne em NEE MARITIMNA INTELLAGHNCK, Port of New York, October @, 1550, | Un nines, SUN SEPH. An 110 passe: to the wreck of te brig Di empeny eit Bremen obip, jen, for 1233, ton 1 35, epoke shipamarsach, of 12 days, w @& plaster, to Bele Rulo, Me Telow Fark Farah Hand (of Phindelphia), ¥ days from Ant- wap. wi.) Passengers, to Punch & Meineke. bp B , Luce, returned at Il o'clock, Rerounne~Steamehip Aree sereive. 1.0% Siasgow wee not in sight from the [act even ship Cit UE shaatpeier a funrise, NE; meridian, NW; a0 reases, Telegraphic Martne Reports. Beery: i, Oat D9, vita, San Pras albany; Era, Ang 19, tet Det 17, lat 38, Baltimore; Mary, ims Willian sed UaceHer Philadelphia fam) Bee Axet, Kio Haels Foreign Matta. Laveen Bagg for Liverpool, par steamship Rurops, will ghow at Frehange Heading Room, (67 Krcinacs) o& at ea the usoal hour. Letters for Havana, Che the Pacite, wi Mes, on Sate! st decleok. Latee ty A fer Rie Janetro, &o, Der et Caleorn, piidslete 7% Rebates Reading Reading Hoos, (37 Buchaoge), om Bondaz, Fevala Marine Raps seman re vy Whatdev, Laem org a 4 he ra Sree ure, Konwebes, Flowers, N York; sel ah D, Ship Mibereia, Panike, Liverpool briasL M Max~ writ, Farnham, Boston; A Lawrence, Crowell, 40, she Ach- | tab b, dobnaon, Providone. Mise stiaaeons, Bax Pacsic. Chandiot, at Betise, Moa, while lying ia | Os lt, Lad » best foundered, with ome man om wn Some Bert, Lambert from New Orienme, was wreek= Fe on ue morning. f Ube Sth wit, 68 the nepan~ of Give 1 a et tee h xy Same Sth, shen: - nee iz Ex. ek ‘hes aH at mr 7#, with cotton, &e, barks Ovando, more. Bignal for a brig. m from Bomertet, Savane, 8 | Mites REKTOWN, am Ports. ingtun, Mower Jee. y. dot from NOrle No 6 Md bark Edi for N Vor! 3 10th, iat 7. Philadoiphio; 6 = ize. Cheever. St deer Meroacer, Lo Dolphin, Lerd, Wile rr ebi Monereal, Ou thens, Pilsbury, New Uy BO ‘ ward. Kaud he — from Belize re All 4 two vo of om have igs hier and Ag a. dos ed set trates =, iron Balti ington, Ni ‘Cou~ ‘uild, Bak, kere Phiadas teh: Prank! Ls ve meaieiae ee axa db Ath ‘ae v fe Wm Nolson (now), 8c, ‘OoeS-are brig Hassle Hv, Wives Sea Beau, M: Ware’ ley, Boston for Bucksvil Cates, York fot lerath Min 21 d eachllew, as broken down yos= 5 throw fcernsen. a Boston and this afternoon a Bitens, Perkins, Phi- isaac Achorn, ry Sohoceher. N ‘th, bark Bowlan: ‘as: ), Pensacol echr Cor~ vo. Crockett, ‘ilehmord — shpere| NCI Liver roor—Shi| opr, Je Jamison, Cardif, ell, Baltimore; Rich- ‘oster, do. Cld sehr renee Arrived. Republic—Miss O'Keefe, of Detroit; Mirs ; Mine Kensh, Mr H Kenah, Dr D Murphy, ae Cc A Schut) indy, ir iter, , Mr Barnbard, Misob, py yg STATES Mall ST’ je —This xr kane oll send hae ‘ore For. feo tions for ebwD. x Collins 36, gucceed 8. a itapr sn? Se ibe Poss ofice, wis ight Cae ae eric ARCTIC, and rail BRITISH AND NORTH pangs) ships between new reet, and between Bor te ‘Mail Steam: only calling at No berth sec: Halifax ured perronal expenses, ‘An ex pericnced Surgeon om board. eAilletters and newspapers must’ pase through the Post Ter freight or passeze orp Trench, German, Drought in cor r jacions: waa ile leet wm New Fork to selsrepect piss, Bactee iv. sf exeze sles orate rooms, $325. veticneed Bu a the Vat of Apri Meamers from Liverpool eit LET & Ta RTs © CO. gecesi Jewell tw ruses af | a. % it and eter foreign Sent efor New York Hi BE Yow YOKK aND LAV BRPOOL a) ide 1 pa Freight will be charged 3 ‘pelo beyond an amount for CUNARD, Jr. 38 Broadw oda, received »: cods, ‘Through Dilla at ttre ight ar those stcam= juced. ONITSD sta: ‘this line, zane | | Comat, Sega) Rose raptain Luce,” Com ie Lae na iy, Janeary S181, Baturing, Wednesday, January enrday, es igotewary 8.1 15 King’ & soulevard @ eat ships will not be ne ry, presious tached te each ehil paid for, _ ER POOL, ber Deeem ver isk ebruty reay, Mareh ® is AORN EP hs Nom York, 98 orm Zong, ianten, a he fog at ‘aud the value shore? therfor, aa rate of freight ty she above be materially reduond. State room berth } berth, ray | must be signed Pio Gon. and one ands aot exorad 128 Cy Vee te estas ‘aot apeeiat watice are with msstreee and ATES oF F, pK seeks ee en “Ry om Monday. 0 3 le found be@ kere, va weight fi e landed yee bid b is ship semen. ok, on Sacuroay, ‘Dovover as: b, at 3 o'clock yy from the ‘sier se Warren street, coe 1 18 a Me, per cubic foot, ered ric the company, i? Weer oR ovid the we Sree de acres .- J Le hag ry andy 4 Oregon, via Chagros he La Rot vibes 8 and liquors. Pasern, nd with such rations as aro foraiche: pillow. All arg for beanaae free, iit, wot execeding it meaenrem: +7 a we a ie lays onal port oliarges, inet afag doaie The company. New iB REDUC ff ii ane to the new ai ‘To secure {reight oF passage, BR een Srepeied 's form sf tilt ct lading wa a Apeed te rit! be fara opars one i hich they art'ce- form, will be LINE ror My irect.—The new @: nae Senth rerect, N. Faeme Mam Breanne Commary.—The United Bearer ‘Obrint i ehicne : Captain. Y. Nichsleom, 4 pores to the orem, re will be 8 rhe ew xy ton enbto vehes taken, ) specie. Riles St male 2 Should Be | ‘a eee Passage from Panam to San Biss ot Ma Phagnae’ rom Pani tt 4 fer. EMPIRE cre Lis an Krotmebap es N t, Peedtard, oom: jeatien Po eee OR Lar he 1a AND OW F Tespaa op Sate i nil poe, fan PRANCISCO—TBE FIN Racy A boy built bark GU! ti taal, wing room only for oj Pbarrele, Sat a9 | lass passengers has oF passage, apply to stevet. tnequalled ano JOR & ROBE! OW SAN FHANCIS'O DISROT —THB NEW CLIPPER BY ra Mais foaltng ae wand’ Nae fom ter he teltcad son thie verted pers are pariouery. bee! to tend down their goods 1 it del ‘or fs maebenaliesinen: fe ORS MEDICAL, Naya DEBILETY DE. DE are. ol LISPBN- ea Fe bo an hat River ere ere to the fram She 7 io Seared lous cor latng Bras. a doce noe permis of am Increase it te of capaci’ herd = . Mics pat Sea dleorer fe cous ad the most eiticie Femedies, and most certain wet tncverr im Se bich her Mee uschjest- * pete Davres, May ard (Sunday excopted)—No. 8 G bron ‘& matter of surprise to sume, att ‘and of attainments on wii gay: ed opiates Promila 7 appear on "3 other wa their effects upen ovtarttys yon, if te ‘are mort eoelly 8 and Mnavactogee the author bas ear tepal een lous receice ip ne jor stating tha’ man. cy "Sh eek See eee Manes dreading, hax 0; Powt ofhee, ak to ment by letter aire. EW AND.—JEFFRILS aNTIDUTA, A ie site Mixcure for the ews of Gouverheta, ie it ‘Takes w apeody = paca feast reavriotions of diet, drink, oxpsmuse, feaase which Le tosare —— vit ais a if done a in bottles with re ou: jway: 108 Pars ND LONDON TKEalY Disease - The most of there ences fe by a vegetable application, without pain. other physic: rate ‘atecgoes v0 cage by the time the ethers nee. In cansed by impror with the local remedy. i om 0 cared nal onsenand dizense J combine medicine pate ube oaunes't of ured DM 7a" in s few hours. Deroad,”. “I was covered with mdisenes for a yene, after “having | yedor th without beveft : you ton, Jr.” Office | ewes. Twa a Tanwon, ‘Ne: MPLETE PEACTIONL a nt of private dis: sil’ kindeed aMection: of the ur aary orgaas. het S arent voiwmber of beautifilly colored plates Homer Rectwiek. W. D Utsotraved yi MOKTAMOKE WOLLY Say TO Tho: contracted dise, Take care of thy be Crath aaapae you, and th sary for disense tn a bern soem rarsone whose health Ene eel) upon me 1 File “ 4 prorrscced toe hanes of empirice and & regularly educeted whysisinn and succes o\ 59 yours exe ver 12 as year Broad wa sate entrance Be) thee try she re. ican a Eves, MUTHER'S BOUK. OR MORAL PUTS, “= 4 his book eatefully read by every married on, fears of poverty, sad roe large family of oh ria We on is sale o¢ No. 12 Ann street, Price $2 Boot €2 Ph ocunp No Cia Rua ye. ava ruY as eRMove casse to cures ™ mrOUry tn h unparalisies 4 " eaten. N. ie Meas, De. Me wit fortels seas ” 0 CURB NO PAY.—On. CORBITT may be soasulied of ined tte sther diarsees casas of “bis dineane, a bp hy ee FE R, MORRISON CONTIN forme fections ima fee de none of 9 rerre cure, from eee |. See hie Louson esp loma i CONFIDENTLY C yoats praction, 3 + ie euni prety care plomn in hie oles, Mo. 1 Wot R. CONVERS IN wieonatixe Gonisal Dabilie CORDIAL rashes for thoes su4 a early ind th. pansions ects ot thie vie ” lower ext: ture tad total de ny ef vivilit a #Ub}49F, of way W he pa | men, = yee would avoid the berwing with emust'*, oh | pills asd powders, Re. which are Uewally premti-od 08 re thie tordie! the only anchor of | Rerfon, Youcon nest with pewnre, or hindrss x h t trey and be rest 5. B= ‘These involuntary nvoturnal emise ane which are @! ing ond destructive, aud preduct f so mach i the vervons system, {wos paciiering the BEN greticn. vill. Ss speoatt s 8 Curdiad won'atns ne optemm, 2 Rineral vv ef-nreve envats ron, bo to nee a? Sete cherear, expore or es