The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. MES GoRpon BR! B EN BT?. PROPRIETOR AND BDITOR. nnn gvficr N. W. CORNER OF FULION AND NASSAU STS. THE DAILY HERALD, 2eents copy—$7 THE WEEKLY HERALD ever ry banana, ff BM ent per nar $8 por beaten: cmon, jy oF SS For torent rtector and gbte ane rart Of ‘he Com subseriptions. or with adver~ 1 te petage Wall bo ‘deducted from de mney remitte “AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Purvax—Tux Maro or Tyne. BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Guv Manwenive —Vitrsce Docrons. BLO'S GARDEN, Broa: 1VaL THe GREEN Mons BURTON’S THEATRE, Chambers street—-Srxep mum LOvER—Boip Dx rcoons. NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatbam Square-—-Txerese— Mistaaixy axD Misckixs or Naw YoRK—TURSING THE True. sass €NRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Mechan ay MineTRELsY. OLYMPIC—Fettows' Brworian Orena Taovrs, AMERICAN MUSEUM—Aw' wennoun And EVENING, —Trens Rore—Vanrrias ’ Hall—Ermori- unG PeRrrokmances Ar- MINERVA ROOMS—Pano AMA Ot New York, Thursday, October 2a, 1850, The New Politica Movement in New York. Wunderstand that names are being signed toa eali for a public meeting of all who are opposed to any further agitation of the slavery question, and who are in favor of the compromise measures pass- ed during the Inst session of Congress, in great numbers, and that the most influential aad reapect- able of our population coincide with the movement, and will lend it all the aid in their power. This is avery gratifying fact, and shows that the commer- cial metropolis will not tolerate any fanaticism ia d will discourage fanatics, of every i shade, in their efforts to perpetuate ill between the North and the South, destroy the trade of New York, and produce, eventually, a Union. The Courter and En- ay, published the call of the meet- So far, ence to the movement. very well; but that journal, supported, as it is, by commerce age, has been the most active in producing the very state of things which the meet- dto deplore, and in supporting the de- hes made himself conspicuous in out. This kind of consistency may do for Wall street, or for a Wall street journal, but it will not pass throughout the city. We are Pleased to learn that the meeting promises to be one of ibe largest and most enthusiastic that was ever held in New York Arrival of the Asia—European News. ‘The arrival of the British steamer Asia brings us eur full foreign files to the twelfth of the present month position as was noticed by the previous arrival. ‘The English newspapers express hopes that cotton will be vated hereafter with success in new fields, whence the British manufacturers will be able to draw their supplies It is not the first time they have anticipated this blessing, though they have found cotton fields of reality quite difler- ent from those of the imagination, which have pulled the wool over their eyes. India has failed to do anything, though large sums of money have been expended to extend the cultivation of the | pisnt, and unless prices are high in England, the export cotton trade of, India is always very limited. The political news has two prominent points in it. One has reference to the progress of Louis Na- poleon towards empire or exile—the other to the complicated aflairs of Germany, which are as in- tTicate as any politic e of machinery can be. ‘The Holstemers have been repulsed in their attack upon Fredrichetadt, and with considerable loss. Louis Napol seems to be supported ia his am- bitious views by many of the English newspapers, who are the organs of those who do not wish to publics on the old continent, devo- ted, it has been for centuries, to the establieh- Meat and consolidation of hereditary power. The design of the Vrench President, evidently, is to gogretiate himself into the favor of the military, pon whose shoulders he may be able to reach an imaper They have made strong demonstra wee a nest of re } seat seat tions in favor of him as Empe and there seems 20 be a direct opporition betw him aad the Na- tional Assembly. Certainly, he has made rapid progress with the military portion of the population of Frer and he may be to fiad a moment when he can proclaim himself Emperor, in the midst of a powerful circle of bayonets. Still his Movements are closely watched, and the National Aseembly may give * check to his career, by early The great review of the tenth of October, | when twenty-five thousand troops were under action arms, was significant of something more imper- | tot, perhaps, than even the French er English | press will admit, and though no very prominent | event has arisen from the movements at the re- | view, ye is anticipated that there will be some action growing out of the affair, and that, too, at aa | early day ‘The German question stands materially where it | did whea we commented upon it recently. Prus- sia end Austria remain in identically the same positions. One is afraid, and the other dares not move, though there ie evidently a disposition 0a | the part of both to show ther teeth. Should Prus- aim to make capita! ont of the troubles between Elector of Hesse Cesee! and the people of the th electorate, the Austrian power will interfere to @ppose such action. However, it ie impossible to | Prophecy as to the futare. The rman princi-! palitic in @ transition state, and when order €omes out of chaos, we may be more able than at Preecnt to estimate ihe probable fature of Germany. A Newsrares 1x Trowuix.—Philosopher Slieve: gammon and his ten associates, must be in trou- bie of some kind. They have issued a secret ci eular, calling upon the merchants and families for more sid—more advertisements—more patronage, &., kc. We rather thought they would come to this. When they attempted to follow in the stepe of our enterprise they were destined to burst their boiler. Won't Slievegammon cail upon the aboliionists for aid to save them from sinkiag? Are they giving too much pork for @ shilling? Have they just made the discovery ? Jamus Kxt.v—A Connaction.—The James Kelly who figured in our columns yesterday the or ganizer of a political meetiog.in Brooklyn, and asa @orrespondent with Washington Hunt, is not to be identified with the gentleman who is a candidate for the Mayoralty. There are about thirty odd persons of the same name in the New York and Brookiyn directories, end thus has an error been eommitted towards James Kelly, Esq, of the | Second ward. We are gratified to make \the cor. rection. af ah Hoserrattr? Witt A VENORANCE cotempo- rary across the way, aanouncing that Governor Roncali, of Cuba, will soon pass through this city, =( on his way to Spain, throws out @ hint that he | ought te be feted in New York, as Haynau was in London boys to do this business, who got up the demon- ration on the failure of the Plainfield Bank ? Do. Arnival or te Sreamsurr Crry or Giascow —The stenmehip City of Glaegow, Captain Mat thewe, arrived here this morning. She left Glas- | @ow on the Sth instant, Greenock on the 6th at 2 P. M., and Carrickfergus, Ireland, on the 8th,at 3 | P. M., aad arrived off Saady Hook this morning at SG o’clock, making the pasange from the latter port to the Took in 14 deys 1% houre. More Cuanitis or Jews biwy —The amount | of charitable donations given in Philadeipiia by Jenny Lind, was $3,000. The sum total of Barawn’s ebarities in the seme city is 000,000,000, The cotton market remaias in the same | Can't he call upon some of the same | ANoTHER BREAK-DOWN AMONG THE SrooL-P1GRO: Gano—Davny i Brooxtyn.—The decision of Judge Greenwoed, of Brooklyn, that the indict- ment against old Drury, “was incomplete,” though a queer de: ision for an eminent jurist to give, may be considered another break-down of one of the props in the secret crusade carried on by the Police Gazette, and its stool-pigeon gang, against inno- cent men in this neighborhood, for the last year or two. The indictment was founded on mere stool- pigeon evidence, manufactured for the occasion, all of which is well known to One-Eyed Thomp- son end the rest of the coterte. Another of the Po- lice Gazette coterte has also run away, a la War- ner, to avoid a warrant for his arrest on the charge | of being concerned in the robbery of the District Attomey’s office, an cflence which the gang at- tempted to fastea on Drury. We allude to M. T. C. Stanley, who has gone off to parts uaknown. He was a reporter and agent of Wilkes. Thus, piece by piece, does the confederacy of stool-pigeons, whese organ is the Poltce Gazette, melt away before the progress ef truth and jus- tice. Their last effort iz to get their candidate for District Attorney elected--the one they helped to nominate at Tammany Hall. The whigs are going to put up for that office N. B. Blunt, a respectable and upright man; and he will succeed against the stool-pigeon party, and all their efforts. The Jenny L! no more, ‘The first of the second series ef Lind concerts will take place, to-night, at Tripler Hall, which will seat four thousand and sixteen persons, according t» one computafion, and two hundred more at another com- putation, or about five thousand by the introduction of temporary seats. The postponement, though @ ae- rious inconvenience to strangers, was caused by the larged, and not, as has been suggested, that there could not be tickets sold at fuir prices. The worst are those for which cight dollars are charged, near the or- chestra, and which will probably be occupied by the promenade ticket holders. Some editors, since we proposed the three dollar ticket system, have advocated high prices, and will probably continue to do so, till they know more about public opinion, and less about private interests now at work, to keep up unnatural prices. One of these bril- Nant luminaries, who, in social affairs, pleads for com. munity of property and the least possible tax upon ets expensive to the people, and by way of showing the importance of helping speculators, intimates that we paid fifteen dollars each, for tickets in Europe. Very well, perhaps we did; but there speculators there, as well as here, and Mitch- Sams, Cramer, Beal and Addison, Jullien, and other music publishers and librartans in London, can carry ona speculation as well as any body in | Broadway. High prices were given in London for the first concerts there, and se they have been here—only i that the Yankees have beaten ail the lords and ladios in the buriness, giving for a single ticket $225, $425 and $650, to hear the inimitable cantatrice. This dovs not alter the necessity of carrying out Jenny Lind’s own desires with respect to pricus. She has 6a d. and fill says, Chat she wishes ail the people of the United Stutes to hear her at reasonable rates. But, unless speculators are put down, this will be an imposstbilit Our shatie are levelled at showmen and speculators, who are acting contrary to the charming Jenny Lind’s own will, and who would gain as much by their pic and plans, nd low cunning. as she dees by her splen- did secomplisbments. with the public and Jenny Lind—we will protect bota, and care Lo more for the press of this country or of the world, than we do for the equibs let off on the Bat- tery on a Fourth of July evening. We shall maint thet the a ticket should net exceed three dollars, aad will in od triumph in behalf of tens of thousan is, who are determined to pay xo Mone. There we bave | taken « ttand—and there we will remain, contented to | delieve, that in this buriness, we are bestirerving the interests of the public and of Jenny Lind herself, by | advocating. Jenny Lind is not one of Stewart's camel's Suir shawisand if she were, only one could wear the precious treasure Daniel Webster cannot «peak for piaintif’ and defendant at the same time, wud the pricy of one of bis pleas is no criterion for the payment of a coucert ticket. Spocial pleading, by such illustra tions, amounts to nothing. Jenny Lind’s great talents are devoled to popuisr appreciation aud gratification, and facilities should be given to thy public to enjoy the exereise of them at a moderate charge, THREE POLLAKS I8 THE reien—There we stand fast, The public will give that, and no more—as we ace fw tisfied, from the letters we are daily receiving on t! subject. Any one who gives more, will do an injustice to Simelf, to the public, and to Jenny Lind, who is with three dellars, “Taree dollars, aad more than three dollars, m et.” These are the m:ttors on the public heart, will stick fast to them, conscious ef victory. The specula- tors may threaten take Jenny Lind away where they cau expect more money but they will Nave to contult the Nightingale first. Stick ro Taare Do- Lane. Sce The Opera H and the repa! light. Tbe | \ ! | | Night of the Opera Seas ase was brilliantly attended last aight nof' Der Freysehuts” gave great de ‘tion was far superior to that on t | opening night, and the enthusiasm of the audience was freely expressed im every scene. Bertu Maretzek both wang and acted with great spirit; Auislia Patti was very acceptable; Beneventane en- tered fully into the character of Caspar, singing with greet effect; Lorini performed bis part with great ability; and Kosei was eife ali that de- volved upon him. The incantation scene went off ad- mirably, ond Beneventano and Lorini were sammoned before the eurtain, as were all the vocalists at the | clove of the opera, The next representation will be ‘¥ brilliant, and, unquestionably, another crowded howe will be the result of Maretaek’s enterprise, The orchestra aud chorus merit much praise for the ex- ; cellent manner in which they discharged their yalua ble duties, under the guidance of the able and popalar director. ity Poltiiens. WHIG PRIMARY ELECTION. Jepiciany Convention, —Last evening, at half past seven o'clock, the Whig Judiciary Convention aesem- | Died at Broadway House, corer of Grand street and | Broadway. Mr. John J, Herrick was appointed Chair. man pro. tempore, and Mr. Johu J. White, Secretary. It was then propored that @ committee of three be appointed for each contested ward, to hear evidence | andreport to the Convention, namely the Second, Biath and Seventh wards, This proposition wes voted down, und it was decided to hear in the Conven- the on each side from result was thet Seward ticket was The ofteers nomi nated proten pore were then chosen permanently; and the convention having been thue duly orgenized, una. | nimously nominated Mr. Nathaniel §. Biant as D: trict Attorney. This i# an excellent nomination, and | Mr. Dlont will give eatistaction to all parties. He isa man of chart and reputation. and worthy to fill the important and responsible office to which he has | been nemina' The unanimity with whieh he bas deen chosen, is a proof of the estimation in which ho | is heid Mr Welcome R. Beebe was then nominated for City Judge, bis principal opponent being Newhouse, who Teetived twemty.twe votes, Mr, Keede obtained the nominetion by thirty-three votes The convention | then separated. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELRCTIONS. Fount Comonessionat Disraict.—Last evening the deme tle delegations from the Sixth, Seventh, Tenth, end Thirteenth wards, constituting the Fourth Congressional District, arsembied at the Seventh ward hotel, 160 Madigon street. js was their fourth meet- ing, se they could not organise wt the former meetings, on account of ® difficulty about the admission o: the | Biath and Thirteenth words, on the ground of irregu- | Inrity. Last evening, bowever, it was rerolved to bring the matter to an iesuc, avd Mr. John 8 Mekib- nted chairman, the delegations hen, after numbers F. Batter es uamely, from the deleg f nth wards, for Pea The conve with Maciny, who was the | mer meetings, resigne: | ebtained all bis votes | in the bar room end abou was much merriment #! and it was announced that Butterworth was ahead of all the candidates, The outeiders did not appear to | be aware he wae @ candidate at all and did pot even kwow who he was, many of them maintaining that it Butterfield, a9 auctioneer, the convention meant, while others held that the fact of hie being a man mot much known would be likely to secure his electi Fourtn Warn Ratirtea a ratifcation meeting w: | tel, to confirm the nomination position ticket. Bx-Alderman Mul the chair. and stated that the grouads of Tis being op- ored to Florence MoCarthy were, that he went to Al- y and came back again— pobody could tell why. Jonn Crank wished to ask @ simple question he wanted to know the epecific oature of the charge pgainet Mr, MeVarthy, for he was ignorant of it. | re there was hissing end confusion, and order to- sored, nd then confusion worse sontoun: in the storm baving taken place, the fol- zg hames were read and ratified, naniely — —8 for Alderman, a H. Allen foe Ansombly, and hy favor ot Butterworth, who A large crowd had assembled the, door, and there she convention adjourned os | ooh 4d committee tired to draw mies WOR iieked io th interim. several of the Fourth werd police having rushed up to the yon 4 and being repuleed by Sheridan's party. The ing broke up in the most admired Palastder without passing the resolutions. | ny Concert=Three Dollars and | desire of Jenny Lind herself, to have the stage en- | the poor, goes in. pell meli, for making the tick- | On this ground we take side) ‘The Fair of the American Institute. © THE CLOSE OF THE EXHIB(TION—TBE AWARD OF PRE- miuMS. ‘The greater pertion of last evening, from 4 P. M. was devoted to the public anncuncement of the pre- miums awarded to the successful competitors in seienee, art, and manufactures, and an address by Gen, James Tallmadge. The scene was a lively one: 4 full of intense interest, both on the part of the spectators and the exhibitors, The great length of the list precludes our publishing a fully descriptive detail of the excitement which prevailed on this oacasion.— ‘There were y bright eyed ladies to cheer with thei? | sympathy the unsuccessful, and many hearts, beat- | yg with hope, fear, and, now and then, with suspi- i | cion, on the part of those who awaited the determina- tion of their fate from the Committee ot the Ameri. can Institute, From the rapid strides which we have made in the useful arts during the past yeas | seemed to be an unusual @nxicty as to the their decisions, Bloomfeld’s United Bt: Teland, was in attendance, ‘ings with various selections {rom popular operas, Iso the * Echo Song’’ of Jenny Lind, played very able and pleasing manner, ut eight Dtcleck’! in the evening, Gen. Tallmadge addressed ; and, after dwelling briefly on ad with the $21,000, His speeoh was | mainly devoted to citing evidences of our great enter- | prise in almost every branch of industry. Alluding to | the Southern States, he spoke of a buggy wagon, from | Columbia, 8. C., as an excellent specimen of mechanic art. The proprietor of the factory now employs forty hands, in full work, whigh, with the cotton factories and other establishments now being erected in that vicinity, augured well for the opinion which 1s daily Aining ground, that the South will soon come to be- fleve that the same legisiation required by the North is also required for them. The flint glass, ho said, was equsl to any in the world; and the Bohemian colors here manufactured had been pronounced ruperior to anyeverimported. Ie exhibited a specimen of native ertton, which showed the advantage of great oare in cultivation. The seed was selected three years ago; those from’ one boil produced eleven stalks, from the seed of which an acre was » lonted, producing cotton, pronounced, by the best judges at Augusta and Savan- nab, the fo: bale of upland ever seen in those uae | kets. There could be no doubt, he said, that by pro- | per attention te the selretion of the seed and cultiva- | tion, the whole crop of our country might be vastly improved, The cotton. of which he showed @ spec! men, sold at twocents per pound above the highost market price. He further exhibited @ model of @ newly invented tubular ventilator for emigrant shipa, very simple und highly ingenious. After a few more appropriate remarks, he teok his seat with a fair share of applause. We give, s@hjoined, 2 far as our space to-day will allow, a list of the premiums awarded, as announced by Judge Meigs ana W. P. Disosway. Kav FARME AND MALKRT GA E. H, Kimball, Flatland less than one hundred acres Silver cup, $20. | J.J. Mapes, for best market carien. Silver oup,, $10. AGRICULTURAL PRODUC 5. P. GiraSd, dry Bergen, Ne d., best varieties of Indian corn. Silver eu, . F. Tillson, i elale, N.Y., beat bushel wheat. Silrer up o w a. . Hughes, Matawan Poiat, N. J., best bushel rye. Silver medal. — Nesbitt, Delaware county, beet bushel oats. Silver medal. Roswell L. Colt, wariotion of ex! i fine corn. Silver medal. H. ©. Murphy, Yellow il iver eu HE. Kimball, 2d best do. Silver medal. Bik Galt, beet Vegetable roots for ea‘tle, Silver medal. Josephine 1 Hommedi si A Cortiaadville, N. Y,, best buttor. il ver eup, 4. De well, ‘Geckos, N. ¥ Silver medal. P. W. Steddii t Ameriesa Dairy Cheese, Silver cup. $8. Tease Carpenter, 14 Front st. 24 best do. LL, for the ost farm of not peat culinary vegetables. , 14 Front at. Silver medal RUIT. . Carventer, 468 Pearl ot greatest number of choles ction of Apples. Silver cup, $8. a fe Batley, Plattsburg, N. ¥., forehoice Apples. Silver medal Hovey & Co., Cambridge, Mars, greatest number of choice varieties of Pears, Silver ovp, $5. . P. Cummings, Williamovurg, L. 1, ehoice pears, Sil- ver me ‘Wim, tinghos, Matawan Point, N. J., Silver me » best Isabella grapes. Matawan Point, N.J., best Catawba grapos. Silver J. best quinces, Silver medal YLoweERs. Astoria, L. 1, largest and best Pts Paterson, N. J., best foreign grapes. me Joln Tonnelé, Bergen, J. Mf. Thorburn & Ce dapiios, Silver cup, $15. . ie ng ale Village, L. 1, best arranged dower ilver ew ©. Green, tems Ieiand, flower basket. Silver medal, A. Benderson, Middle Village, best floral design. Silver 0. Silver on 8% floral design. Silver medal. ial fo Wer exhibition we have already ut The rernive of the wp pablished, Mille, Burlingt Baan & Uo. rest, bast {nugy eassimeree. Falle, N. ¥.—Wm. Gook- A. W. Spr AL ir stent . B. Benne tt, Portem: Surg, Ponn., patent linen thread, at fadiey fury And F w Carpet Company, Clinton, Mase, best Brossela | Aliceek & Allen, best Iampe, eye ant indoles. archer & Warner, Philad’e., design aud workmanship of ehadeli Vn = India Rubber Co,, dest India redder g> er, Currier & Hudson, Springtield, Mase., best arita- min, best spring truss. Andrew ely, Trey, » peal of nine bells, Spencer, Rendell & Dison, riperior gold pena. ia okiyn Flint Glass Company, best out, plain, and eolor- ed gines. boat rifle, ckeon, New York, superior grates, Alleo ot ry Allen, siiver were, Waterville Manufacturing Company, Conncetiont, best pen ane pocket entlory. Laniren Gordnow mC Jordan tt, best hi Alex oune. terre Ceacies Birt, Nem York, 10 “Chiison, Alien, Walker & C6 Charles B. Jaset, nopr D. fimmons & Co., wx fierce & Fiagolia, New Yoru, marble mantel and composi- tts, best table cutlery, for stamping backs of hot sir farnsces. ae * , ecagemens clock. al Biandtn, Biudson Cu, artifeial ‘Company. New York, nd pressed articies. York, ventilation of steam and . ventilation ef buildings, ventilation of the paces between time Y., best res. jocks, latehes, mobs int, L. 1, porcelain door , Livingston oo N.Y. wood pianin, #, best revolving eniter E. Alle Maes., superior stationary wood | planing machine. rynorr | $. W Meagend, wits Tews L3 Seoney ait for Towards 10 oveook th Rattery. to witness the dip! | to form the grand finale ot the year brilliant clone was to rend m home perfectly satia- fied that it hed not been surpassed in any previous one our country bad boasted Intensettec prom Manacareo —By the brig Harriet, arrived at Philadelphia, we hi dates from Maracaibo | tothe 20th ult. The brig Horatio, Capt. Greon, was to wall for thie city in three or four days, after a deten- tion of several months on a charge of emuggling. The Court had ordered the removal of the embargo, but had ordered Capt. Green to pay the ¢ who had Tepnudiated the entire proceed! nd left the matte, to be decided we the American Consul. “Marine Affairs, — Anormen Steamenre Lacwon.—The steamship “Mexico,” (renamed, previously noticed as the “Browneville,”) will be Iausehed from the yard of Collyer, foot of Twelfth street, this morn- part 11 o'clock, Thir vesrel is the consort (ately launched from Movers, Weet- ervelt & Mackey’s yard, under t) moras, her owners hating likewiee and are to be used in the Gulf ot steamship Mexico is a superb veesel, and built inthe most subd- stantial manner She rates 1900 tons goverament mat; in 205 fect long, 58 fees beam, aad 16 dep hold. Her oor is solid, and she has iron diagonal braees from stem to stern. oper fasten= Her ge ng is to be rene yy Mr. Charles jorgen, of the Morgan [ron Work: We con oo he owners, Mesers. Morgan & Harris of onthe wrietee of two euch superb weeamers, bt they will be appreciated as they ir eerival in New Orleans, for they fotn ‘west excellent epecimens of building. and b= a suited to withhtand the heary northers of the At Cape Elizabeth, near Portland. Qtat 5 ~_ LT silt bark of about 400 At Gardiner, ir ‘nb by = Reindeer, of about 600 a by Menara Peter and Samuel Grant. These i my ne we ship Reindeer, be- longing to Boston. Court Calendar—This Day. nron Count. Noe. 149, 160. 162. 164, 165, 166, 09, “why 9, €6. 47. 54,62, 107. 22. 26, 83, 71. 96, 75, 151, 40, 13, 181, 130, 19, 72, 97, 08, 143, 68, 5, 54, 146, G13, G. Pierce, ship | Grdcnemin® Bocas! Mr. Pifer named b. eer $7322 Time, 254294 Prveniby Maren ron ae sare, afternoon, much Mey ry" of i oie between Joba May Pet, 000. two mile heats, im harness, wiil favorite 100 to 70. ‘There = Be on this match thao onany ty Dae tah taken place this year. Turfmen from Baltimore. Philadel; joston, Provide! ant citi \d towns, i rived, Ca re coming, and it will be a lively day on Long ‘and. Camaningr Counse,'vean Boston—Oet, 22.—A trot- ting contest eame off on Tuesday aftern’ between Lady Suffolk, in harness, and Hector, under saddle. ee juffolk in three straight heats. Time, 2:41— nye AT. una Run Course, year Barrmone Oct. 19.— rhe sporte were fora purse of $100, mile huats, best in five, under the saddle, with four entries, viz :—Frank Forrester, Blue Dick, Kate O’Brien, and Capt. Walker. Frank Forrester won in three straight heats. Time, 2:43—2:51—2: 44, The Hant and and Ketly Kelly Corres; Correspondence, New 5 fake ‘Ust, 23, 1850, James Gonvon Benner, Esq.: ean Sik :—In your paper of this morning I notice acopy of a correspondence, between the Hon. Wash- ington Uunt and one James Kelly, Esq, in relation to some complimentary resolutions passed by tho * State Tris Central Committes.”? As there seems to be an impression that I am the James Kelly mentioned, I would beg leave to state that such is not the fast. I have never had any correspondence with the hon. pemgeoee of thie State other than as President ot the Board of Aldermen of this city, in relation to #M- cial busioess of the Common Council, written him a political letter, nor ae one from hiin. I would also state, that belonged to the above named committee, The only associations with which I am, or have been, conn af in this (my mative) city, are the Mechanics? American Inetitues, the N. Y. State Militia, aud city Fire Department. In both of the latter I have served the time prescribed by law, and bave still the honor to be the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the F. D. Fund. In reference to the Mayoralty, should I be honored with the nomination, it murt be as the candi- o% of any particu- ly, your obedient LLY, B date of the whole whig party, ai lar section of it.—I am, respec! servant, JAMES K Jenny Lind Tickets, Speculators, &e. A STATEMENT. Every seat in. Tein t Hail is numbered, and a di ding’, precise number of sata, beside tnone for the Ypres: 3.210, instead of 5,509, as has been sly stated. Not a siz single ticket will be issued for . No promennds vekman street. Md lie. Jen} Concerts, except one of these iekets will be dis- of the seats are a thy $4 Fabilect tale, Hy ive tort from obtaining ti and, esont arrange 0 tickets are furnis 'y pers tickets absolutely parchases and pays for he enme, receiving exactly five per cent dis~ count. Il persone 40 purchasing pledge thair honors to retail The precige prices for which we sell Mall, and [ furnish the: 1 eau conceive of no be justice, convenience, and satisfaction to ths public. If the tickots were all fixed at one price and seats not applied best santa exorbitant erefore the pnblie would gain n’ but would hile noisy speculators would onfusion, and be the only gainers. Ido not pretend to be impelled solely by a desirs to serve ‘ope also £0 secur 4 expense and anxioty, ai think che grest, majority st’ the @ Kenine are willing I should doso Rut Tam qv st in a eroat measu public in the mansg my t of thess rs Concerts, and ne honorable efort shall be wanting on my part to secnre that a 4. Isat most of the complain:s found ia ion to the management of the Jewyy and eredited " Courter and Buguire munication was wricton by the edit B nat ges free ti in qu y extent whatever, indon Thisis but ons case in fifty, lie how eany it is for envy and malice to de There is no precise ie fixed for Malle, Jenny ne A ive them. thista, Bal phis, Bal- Ravana, St d ne longer, be it one week ‘Thouranda from the adjacent conntty towns are begs us to renain here until all ean have au opportunity of Vieluing the City. The public's obsdinnt servant. New Yer, Oct, 24, 1850, BARNUM. or rix. The best Portrait of Jenny Lind.—Jast Pudliched the only correct Wkeness of this Saeented im the highest style of an admirarle daguer:eotype cial request of Md’ie Vina se Tints taohe price of ewsh eepy, b en Indi %, ealored io exquisite style rane of the best artists, $4, ‘thas been ree | Best’Portratt of Miss Chaziotte Cushman. —The lovers ot the daguerreotype art are invitet, with all those who wieh to ave the be sbrated ar- 23 Broad- tist, to eall at the enllery of * gtutilied wich | Res eget | & well ta this city, ©. C. H way, room bated 4 Lafarge Building. as ths oat stof all the BE ‘Vings tak he two leat engravings by D'Ay typeof her ucrrean Gallery, largest collection of Vor | im thie y. Noone Fated co!lestion, Where ts the Gold Medal? should teil toy Answer—No «taken daily, Premiums at the Fatr—Great Excitement abe et Pictures.—We de he matter ievettled, and we ave morit hae its cwn reward her, he bi | there has been to his rooms, 259 | commenced his chotp tossons. We are Whe woold not be ta plish observe, at 11 A. ft eurprived at ite when the aceom- Classes moet, ae we mt Corte on pai | Peisis Ro: i A just Teevives. an invoice of Op: ra Fans, of rare drags and workmanship, worthy ution of «very lady who intends going to the Jenny Lind Concerts gfemmtesr Dressing Case se Factory. Tand So be oe 4 bene Combine many navantages with the view for real servi 9, of grusaioe tn the omalion poset; Ls7 Broadway, corner of Li «’ Beaver rare cy arn would tn- 14 seoorcment of jromd w: hel prices GENIN, 24 wate ay, opposite St. Paul's. The Fugitive Siave Hill.—« Halloo, Gene trol! whew is the distarbance ?” inquired © genti peration of was the response, “a rash after himen new slave hl, 1 rw pei ore a white hat took the the blacks.” ‘The i hint and joined that er 1 cleaning adway. I rice filty cents a bottle five pars of gloves. De ay fheient for twenty - tifal Womant—That wo- $4 WO to 85, ots, $3; Con- h Water-! roof All goods ae warranted to tore, Quick s Boots and ‘s noes for every, ‘Man, Woman and Child im tbe ©) salt the atvgution of itt; gene and stran Rmporium, 10 aseo Rent in the city of handeome, elegant and durable Boots and Siices. This establishment for good articles nad. low prices onn't be beat, |, Oeullat, Aurtst, &e. f ie Le, diaeaeee of tho Ryannd y piece is -— Sallowness, Pimples, Hrap- and Atl skin divenses, are, it ie weil Tamar posit veer pane Ocareeds, isslinn Sar ret gines ae egy! . is meen | tiently for @ favorable change | ports Curing the same period) during the past three | of gold dust, money will be as choap in thi currency established upon a batis assound. as i rae eae im the city; it cay Ko ‘be seen in the o: mute (pen. pocket and sportmen’s Se Banerss the ver: Ber rl sae SAUN- turing the perior to al principle, est ‘y of “mporteds ake the Tina Shoulder Braces, Abd Abdominal Sup- porters, Body Belts, Susrepacrs, Bandages, ke... ke.—Over ‘different kinds, of the most spproved makers, making th Vareest and best’ assortuent in the city, for. sale CF mas. H. RING, Druggist, 192 Broadway, corner of John Jenny Lind—Compound Ox Marrow-—Ri- ine, Pemade Philocome, and a large variety of other sine parations for the Hair. of the following porfumes:—Jas mh a Vestanen Geangn Miguonet: Boast as Se. Jas received HILSON’ Rousse\’s), 305 Broadway, 3d store bore t Duane strect. 4 ame dine for the cure and prevention of chap ch free sunny of this desirable, prepara ‘of fine Toil Hair Dye.-Batchelor’s Gonutne Tagua in only be secured the peaks ry, 4 Wall ‘Btroat. penile shoulé guar inet ii pay wieo of ‘the imitation. dyooy a Footed by ‘as above. Copy thesidras and Toupees.—Batchelor's new style fer 1851 are now oa exhibition at the Fair, and all persone useful articles sheaid examing thera, th fig making. Barchelor's treet, Copy the ad- 2 Wigs! are informed that the largest, che: ment of Wics, Half Wi, of long hair, Front Braids hen is tobe teund kt he evlebs ated Wig face tory af Medhuret & Heard, 27 Maiden lane, N. ¥., and Na- tional Hotel, Washington, D.C. faunders’ Metalite Tablet Strop, for keep in perfect order, con btained at the enb« This article has been lom 4 favorably known to ihe Fresh oe of the aun DERS,. 147 and 357 Brosdway,and a3 rand, Londoa Dr. Kellinger destres to be distinctly un- derstood that foreign agencies cannot be obtained without the cash, or such pacer as shall be deemed perfectly sure. Fin is no dish water humbug about his Linimeat. There $5,000 = ard to any person who will ¢ of failore in the cure of ali Nervous Antidote, or any case of inj certainly a powerful agent, but bari fclent operations. For nervous debility ox a Fifteen cases of epilepoy ai , and ali either entirely cured, or benefitred so as to svovre a permanent, sete all of which will be sh. kno’ a to those wh: $l a bertle; eet. The Dostor's private resie CY Dro No m counterfeits than Bliss's Candy; but thi of its excellence as a remedy ner | ICit were nat good article, und would not he counterfsited—this F must avoid the sparic oh fp the the oni colda, an oonsum| aid not the 1 poblic But the pure only Bliss's Candy, which article. Fer sale by A B D general agenis: at the Aster tad _irving House drag steres, and 1 83 Breadway Knapp’s Health Restorative Bitters.—Net- Tithetanding the many tonic preparations which have re; cently been mtroduced, th tors make ® progress in public confidence. Well known Muely,to be carried away by ponultr op'nton, w own deliberate judgm*n ity Health Resteratlee Bitters Se’ the beat accicle they have ever ured for strenetin the digestion. the nerves, and the whole ryatem. For sale by the preprictor, 362 Hudson street, and by Druggists genoratly, 6) cente per botile. MONEY MARKET. Weonrspay, October 23—6 P. M. The stock market continues steady. Holders are firm at our quotations, and so long as the elements of peculation continue in a heaithy state, so long will the demand for stocks of all kinds continue actire Speculators for a rise in prices, who purchase on time, buyers’ option, are not compelled to put their stocks upon the market at the maturity of their contra bot easily find facilities for carrying them for any length of time, and thus reduce the quen- | tity of ehares afloat, But for the enry state of the money mark the probabilities of steady remittances of gold from California, holders of stock, would not have so much confidenee, and a mo- erate reaction in prices weuld doubtless produce a temporary panic. Under existing state of things. a depreciation in the market value of any recurity creates no apprehension, and only induces holders to withdraw their lists from the market, and wait pa- Within the past month, we have received full four militons of dollars | in gold dust from California, aud the probability is | that the reeeipts will continue at that rate throughout | the winter. Very few realize the extent of our present | supply of gold dust Cali- or rather of gold coin. fornia bas given us at least forty millions of dolists | ‘ in gold dust within the past two years, an amouat | equal tothat held by all the bauks in the United Stat | 4p 1845. In 1847, we recetved nearly twenty five mil- ions of gold from Hurepe in payment for our breadl- etuffs ; Im 1848, the importation from California com- | me been steady, It is, therefore, anfe to extimate the im- | portation of geid and silver into the United States from all parts of (he 1, (independent of the ox years, atone hundred million of dollars, But « portion of this immense eum has gone iuto the vaults of the banks ; | porsersion, received from customs, and the balance has | deen added to the circulating eurreney of the country. ‘This has materially increased the value of our elreu- jating medium, and pla our currency more ona par with that of Great Britsin. The improve: it is progrersing with wonderful rapidity, and before the lapee of many years, if California keeps up the supply ountry, and tl y country on the face of the earth. Up to about the commencement of the year 1847, the currency of this country was subject to frequent and con- tractions in prices for every species of property. There fuctuations were most ruinous and disastrous in their effects, and resulted in periodical revaisions which bankrupted thourands. Within the past three years avery important change has been experienced in the finencial and commercial world. The banks have been deprived of a part of the power they formerly pos- tin a proper position. The nt Treaeury system has worked admirably since It was established has beon invaluable asa check upon the movements of banking iastitations located in the most impor tent commercial cities. This, with the great influx of precious metals, andthe addi- tion of s large amount of specie to the circulating currenty of the country, have prevented the banks from expanding largely, or having any infuence upon mereantile matters, by any contraction they at any time may have resorted to. The movements of specie du- ring the part three years bave been on such an enormous seale, that the effect experienced in previous years has been lost. This is, of itself, a very important improre- ment, and one, we tru bich will be permanent. The importation or exportation of half a million of dollars In epecie used to create a great excitement in financial circles, and influence the movements, more or less, of banking institutions throughout the Union. Now three to four millions of doliars in gold dust are re- ceived every month from California, and it fs bardiy noticed. T! fect of all these changes it be of the most favorable eharacter, and we look for a perma- neney steadiness in Snancial and commeroial af- fairs, never before experienced in the history of this country. Our progress under this new order of things cannot but be rapid, and prices for all our prodacts ‘will be regulated more by the setual supply and do- mand, than by any movement of the banks, or any at- tempt to create @ temporary artificial exp: m or contraction for the benefit of any clique of speonle- tore, There isso h eapital, which can be earily obtai at reduced rates of interest, over which the banks have no control, that ne apprehension need be entertained, of any scarcity to tent safictent to have any material influence upon prices or private eredits. ‘The steamship Aria, from Liverpool, brings one week inter intelligence from all parts of Burope, The eom- mereial advices do not vary materially trom those re- ceived by the America. Quotations for cotton were without change; and breadstuffs were in moderate do. mand at previous prices. except Indian core, whi had slightly advanced. The financial aceeunts con- tinue favorable. At the first board, to-day, (here was 9 moderate do- mand for government securities; but prices wees mat ed, and the supply from that soures has since | F sustained. We notice s decline, yesterday, per cent. Deowase an Radeeante hehe percent, with moderate sales. Becher Bates 4 with few sellers. The bears are making desperate fe forts to depress this stock, Long Island has fallen 3 14 per cent from the highest point towehed, ana, bably will go lo ‘There is not backbone enough the stock to keep it up, Beading Railroad was to-day, at prices currest yesterday. Farmers’ fell off 34 per cent. with large sales. The most active fancy on the list, to-day, was Morris Canal, and an advance of % percent was realized. The receipts of this cenal ty tolls for the third week im October, 1850, amounted to $8,178 75, against $2,541 44 for the corresponding week in October last year, showing an increase ef $627 31 for the week this year. The market closed firm at quetations. The receipts at the office ofthe Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $64,550 $84,140; balance, $4,537,781 75. Hidbindiacs The steamship Europa, for Liverpool, carried out $486,850 in specie, about one-half silver, and the other half gold. Foreign exchange was in moderate request today. We quote bills on London at 10% a 11 per cent premium; on Paris, 5f16%{ a 5f15; Amsterdam 41 a 41)j; Hamburg. 86 « 861%; Bremen, 808 80%. $i000 U 8 ors, 1267, a vi Canal ~ r Fon ti e Fiedler 030 1000 Ki ‘b10 5000 Perza. do £0 Stonington RR 273 Erie tk Co 60 do wis 7 ie do ioen Bris Te Certito 14 do 85 she Del & Mud Canal ‘ae 200 Nor & Wor RR 46 360 Reading RR £0. mieas Bank Ine io Bay 130 Formcre’ Trust 4036 0 do do a5 230 ° do e380 46, io Ports, bey Dock, } do 0 46% ceo Morris Canal S0s_ 5 Serato 4 Wash RR SECOND BOARD. ~ she Readiog RR sl0 0 Tilinois Ras, 47 68 65 Erie Inc Bds $24 100°" “ao 23) 65) So ehe Farmers’ Trust 45g 100 Brio RR rr) oo 10 16 BD. do t be) 4038 do 96) 00 Morr Canal 0 20 do a6dds 10 Halen RR 9H) ig te Nor & Wor 2 b10 io t 090 62) Sradiegrn ™° m0 Por poek % ing ores ey 00 do Ei vo 0 Pest, Notice. New York Biate 10 THR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIOAN Lhe City and County of New York Ae Rs OF ECTO! moet f ihe to spread be! reasons ‘why Fernando tod as their candidate for Mayor of tho aity of New York, proackingehetion. eis well understoed, before a eandidete can be racarded as regularly neminated, he muss be fairly approved by a meeting of the county—this mecting, in conformity with estabiiehed usago. will doubtless coon be called at Tamm: here the democracy ef the county) may ma ispleteure at this forts to the poop! ne out most ancient Oud important usages, devises 4 maintained to fulfil the very purpose we ask you to inake of 18 w That you mey zet rid of a bed nominat Topt means, aud substitute in ive place a good o h hewer and bat alis Teepe rerve to be Mayer of this ere et forbearen demooratic party, % to Le the cheice ci the convention for the office of Mayor, we waited opon lita and erred him to decline, if he valued hie own feclings or (he w ri him it wae well Byown hat suceens in h ele: out the vet whole party, whi knew, ho could never expeot to receive. ad weare thus driven to tbe cant De strances were Dnavaill other, ternative, of making thie etar though painfa! coprfituents—a We rospeotfully do Wood is an unfit person eita: because I aud mercantile character emong men in his a _persalls istwch that he does pot possess their confi- den. 2. itis Telitfoal eonduet and op Prorned with yeni wherever know nud tf forced up defeat upon t and rottlans, with "breke up the Aati- Wilwot Provise meet y fail, on the tight of the léth of February of the Nor= od eurtaio Lewis © i ‘Dahict 8. Dickineom, Rs they were comtributing to eave the 2 dangers. Mayoralty Couvention with persons Arious wards be Ninth war fe frat election Ja that ward, of whig vulllon nutsberisg ever benéred oh heed. he the parpore, sion of (he reom ai 4 the ballot Box, and with soil Inspector, ng , Plies ke tor with Mayoral day ot eety teint Seven from the whig tank, appeared on the scene of action, ‘The @leetion wae held in the reornd oy %, No. gf peng the trooy . agely bowt ‘away for eure) anor; the 1¥ to makes qocram vf the Board of wre him for th soned man from viclenes, the detsebment oi or was compelled m the return i sfe, whiew thee pier the other the enfery of er of the gang told him he could not should gen it. Who con the minority, and. by Ward, thus relectod, he wre tro fair epecimen o jority eh mon as Jol d ballot af manace tion where he w F"Clneo, and Michael Ulsboettor, own ward, where he is 4 tod against elected in MM to vote for hi ny claie whatever for thie Amowat of money ex} not worthy of the euppo A copy of this communi chairm of the county meeti end by one of the Secretaries © Smith's Hotel, on the evening the following tentlemen w were uaneimeusly ure ™ * STAR ne J. a pt LY. Arecssore—Levi Spriee een, ui tabler—J missioner of Public jueteo ~ ap ROTO let District —Williem F r ‘shee tl it yl vets aay. a sata GEu Hexry BH. Monance, Sore! ATURALIZATION nhess Fatal Novien. — THB: ay a Py = man fr the puapows ef hag pred hh Ootober 3 ain vit Ghclewsa Ooms ® MILLINERY AND BRY GOODE, 0 BE DISPOSED OF, ON ACCOUNT OF “A FAMILY ablished Millinery oF Faney Geote a't in one of the best Bee IRABLE Pat Horses, eine dark ba aed a Tun, FAMILY, sana ot ly ‘avout to lemwe the rting with the same. For fw yal ja= jereor etrest, where the whole m bi SALI—a ROAD HORSE, ATiet wROK Country.) ® feet traveiler, m Fay J ake T hae po farther wre 1" les rmaning out of Myr yereeroone eFelvon firect, Brooklyn. Buqnire of Mask man Andree: Fo ALKA Ra¥ RE, + gl raane ow are ia ges baries viee wiih