The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1850, Page 3

New York City Election. FIPTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT—SEVENTH WARD. (dem) oe br | Dougherty (dem.) elected, as we have before stated, by 277 over Trusiow, the highest whig, end late mem- | Der, in consequence of « division in the whig party, witho who have a majority in the ward of 433, on the Assem- | : bly tickets. NEW YORK CITY. Whig: ‘Fhe vote of the Union party is shown as follows :— Governor Hunt, teeeeeeeees WIT Difference. .....6 sees eeeee es 9,040 | or by taking the vote between Mather, Canal Commis- sioner, and Benson, Clerk of Appeals, both democrats. Mather, . ++ 21,237 Benton... oe oo 18,652 The average between the above is 2,867, which is about the number of votes polled for the Union ticket in the city, making s difference of 5,734 in the majori- ‘ty im the Btate, for or against the names adopted or rejected by the Unionists. City In ee. Daraprvt pours iv Broapway.—About 4 o'clock rday afternoon s dreadful accident occurred in roadway, between Maiden lane and John stroet. It caer r. named Patrick Mulvey, residing Naulberry street, was employed on the top of a Sign pile of bricks, in front of a new building erecti bg and while he was descending with » hod the bricks, be suddenly missed bis footste; od was ean or pow to the curbstone, upon his head—a dis- of some twenty feet—and when hie fellew.work- hed him he was ay ey and apparently yut upon removing him to the hospital, he was oomewhat revived by various applications adminis- tered to him by the physicians. The surgeons then Rowe to examine bis wound, and soon discovered his skull was crushed and broken in such a hor- rible manner that the etn pressed upon the brain; and after nearly two hours’ skilful operations, they in replacing the fractured parts of the skull and drersing the ghastly wound. ie unfortu- mate man seemed q easy last evening; but it is doubtful if he ever recovers, A a Accipent.—Yesterday morning, & young B y the name of Wm. Lennon, was seriously in- jare wy eet thrown from his ‘throug! iene, Island, near Harl ht, |. at the top of his » across ie Harlem railroad track, where the vehicle canted. He —_ rough seriourly scaeapek seta ts residence, No. or Ms aoe 1 THE Hosritat.—Coroner Geer held an in- by y at the City Hospital, on the body of ohn Ryan, aged tourteen wi voak or two ago | was taken to why remy he r = one arm broken, having some which caused the terrible sccldent. x ‘and resulted in his death. Verdict accordingly. Naval In Navat Court Mantiat.—A court martial commenced at Norfolk, on the 6th inst , at 12 o’clock, on board the U_B ship ot amp Por for the trial of several men who have tak: vantage of the abolition of Begging ‘to violate the rae of naval discipline. The court eompored of the follow: officers:—Capt. John H. Auli, President; Captains Bladen, Dulany, and French Forrest Commanders Jobn L Saunders, D. G. it, and Thos. Manning: Lieats. Joha & Dare, arles H. Poor, sad Oliver 8. Glisson; Thos. C. Tadd, Erq.. Judge Advocate. The case of Hall a barged with mutinous conduct, was calied up, and jpeg after examining one witness, adjourned to meet to-day ‘The U. 8. Coast pape Gan steamer Jefferson arrived at Philadel, + from Norfolk, hat Foran yon the survey of Hatteras Bhosle, and mya a work in the Gulf Stream. e Jeffer- oon is to be refitted immediately for the further pro- secution of the survey on the Coast of California. Neville, arrived at that port on fifty-eight days nando Ban Sonnets. t July 4th. was wi ne Tornil ice New ort aivet y the and such of the Sees Movements of W. W Gallaer, E . collector eats Wa * Lig Lag en 9 do; N. B. Philadelphia, and 60 merioan, w, Boston; J. Barclay, U B. basset "ye Meddam, Frigate Bt. 00 others arrived yesterday at the 7 ethene ert Jo vesterde 8. 0. Taylor Va; i. beg Supreme Court. SPRCIAL TERM. Before Justice Kawards Hey. 9 —Brush, et. al. vs. Weod, et. al.—Judgment for the defendants the demurrer, with leave pisintitte to amend their complaint in twenty days, on payment of conte i ene Keteitas vt. Henry Meybee —Motion tors new trial denied with costs. John Watrin vs. Wm. H. Hazzard. intiff om the demurrer, with les witdraw bis demurrer, and answer in tweaty days, lotion to dissolve injunc- abide the event of the Ai ton denied with $10, costs In_the matter of the Bri Education of the City of Bi ive mat vs. their respective cities or districts. In the ord the Mee od Catholic Orphan Asylum, al.—Order for a temporary in- iewltural Rank, $c, vs. Farmer.—Ordered, ndant be disel mm the warrant of ‘The Ai that the arrest Gall of Milustrious —The is (arites to examive the Porvralte coutalaod tase | FIRE J Portrait Gallery of Daguorreotypes, Broadway. Fine Arte!—Talboty pes, or it eee style, oo at 7 ne 2. guided “iste ismeentee Eve all oF iea ing, Re. dome be Ie Peek Gite ie my motto Srey Wax Dolls!—A aplendid assertment o ject ported for the approson M LE, rio S ods ental one y drevsed. on a ovheis wil find it te their ade Magte Heir ers, the ray it te Dye, Seo weds | sat Traltieg Nos, 157, 1, Sit omen rece Ry | ee el} re ts nthe, ol one yee, a it w @ privilege o! at et a institution, x: ising im the regular ader instructios t i 4 Gei ele who are enti: ieee RL Op choose They may exercise with the — (A not, pe. Cy-am bint _ ier ped is oP men from six ag fe oF lad rh "oy be Son ‘an ra twill ‘be es The bal rire ir y follows fey Rid stil be de inet nef camsele Vofere Ladies, ats ths, Sib; woye an girls: onc year, $18. "When ‘ aston cae family, Ths terms will be modited, m MONBY MARKET. Barunpay, Nov. 9-6 P. M. Quotations for stocks remain without any materisl alteration. The transactions were large, and buyers were plenty at current rates. After the first board, the market was heavy, and the bears came torward in great toree to depress prices, and partially succeeded. ‘The recéipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $78,994 75; payments, $19,475 balance, $4,202,601 49. There were shipped on the Lehigh canal, last week, 24.752 tons; previously, 584,086 tons—total, 680,889 tons. The receipts of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad Company for September and October, 1850, amounted to $9,800 against $7,249 for the same period last year, showing s gain, this year, of $2,651, equal to 8634 per cent. ‘The Macon and Western Railroad Company earned in October, 1850, $20,108 99. ‘The depreciation in the market value ef the stock of the Boston and Maine Railroad Company, was but tem- porary. The panic among holders of the stock, caused by the late fire, has nearly subsided, and prices will soon be back to the old points. The following particu- lars respecting the corporation, are from the report to the Legislature, in January last, and the President's report to the stockholders, dated 11th September, 1850: $204,408 54 | Deduct extra for loss of bridge andcershop 53,491 19 $240,917 35 Dividend paid on 85,563 shs., at 534 per ot, 195,624 00 oars: stock increased sins _ The President’s report to the stockholders, dated September 11, 1850, contains the following passage :— “On the whole, it may be stated that unless some traordinary casualty befalls us, the value of the pro- perty may be sustained, by a yearly outlay no greater than has been disbursed the last year. But to provide for s liability of this sort, it is certainly the part of prudence, and has been the policy of the board of directors, to increase moderately the reserved fund, which now amounts to the sum of $53,463, and is in- vested in wood, and stock on hand. The increase on the net earnings of the road, for the nine months of this year, over the corresponding period of last year, #0 far as it may be compared, by a different mede of keeping the accounts, is $62,957, but it must be re- | membered that the capital has been increased by the | sam of $600,000; this, however, is neutralized to some extent by saving of interest.” ‘The above exhibit is certainly favorable, and it is now estimated that the net loss to the corporation by the late fire, will not exceed the sum of $75,000. Stock eee Lise 50 ahs “a, Me” 175" a wm , Coupon \o ares 800 Brie eR 79% 6 bims eo 290 $30 70s od 60 50 108 60 x 105 ii by 64 s bw) 6s ‘26000 93 060 Serie, wf We: ° 5 Ocean Bank 10g be 14 100 Merrie Ci bao ve 1 ‘do 290 SI 7 igs wo 5 60 0 G7! 4 “ S33 i se pp. LODGE, NO. ae MEMBERS OF wes ang at their G, John Jagels. invited te attend. MANGELS, W.G. oad ‘cs fur~ a alone Ve'sioons teibase of Zeapevt ANTED-BY A WELL EDUC. who igam attorney, an engagom office, Respectable reference ag to ch tion by letters addressed to HT. ‘Herald offs ANTED—A Li mre 48 yy 3 Le egere BEST of references gi 66 Centre » take care of overy thing address Steward, Herald office. naming refere ANTED IN A FANCY GGODS STOR’ tive, intelligent bo: who lives with his ps Address G, W: ATCH MAKER WANTED—TO Ps 2. pens Th works Wa4NtED—4 SITUATION AS ee r FORA lady of more was usual ability, being competent to pee Tallies, Germ: a French, acquired in Paris, and additien tot al branches of a complete edu ven. Address, post paid, ork. ANTED—A PROFESSED COOK'S PLACE. A HIGH- I otable woman, recently from London. Address 8, Herald Office, will meet immediate attention ANTED ING MEN. TO acT 4 alee onan hy nod articles, wit Tare. “Apply, or add 6 WAR, For. a SADT eetereny st come syth street, ¥ A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Warm ut ; andere! Bester clay re eae street, Sack Decomenty-Can be seon moti £3, ANTAD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, m3 WAITER who understands his business thorou oan bring satisfactory references. Apply ‘at sariteh a ven! tween § and 9 o'clock, A. M. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as cook ina geutleman’s family, or to wash iron. Good city reference given, please oali at 168 Bliza- ~ serect, near Broome, in the store. Can be seen for two ays. fry rah © Ry PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION s Nui Seamstres hor Cae ambermaic and Waiter. Bhe ploy ‘birtee! tween ater and Sixth avenu 4 Pood bo OF THREE OR FO! Rooms, famil. gonsisting of three la a rntleman, with private nt Vt ferences excba: Address A general housework—good cit} her last place. Please call st No. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION af? 40, the work of a small family, or attend children ewing. Bost of city reference. Apply at 122 40 ENTERP: ih street, be~ GoopD ‘and one 6 lower office, rlor YOUNG WOMAN WANTS fet gral TO DO © from refere1 Jay street up BOARDING, do. ioe OARD Rae pe naroeag UNTURNISHED ROOM AND bed room asjeining, by an old lady and her daughter, addrees Rooms, at office, stating locatieu and OARDING. —FOUR “OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE acoommodated with , plenont Teos and full or partial board of Broadwe: OARD WANTED IN ADWAY, tinity—A front room furaished, with Tull poard entleman and wife, and {nfant and nurse. Address lerald Office. t toe ther with s widow lady ‘amily where there are few boarders, Prefer below rect, and not {ar from Broadway. Address G.T. P., office, for t OARD WANTED-WITH a WELL FURNISURD by sgentioman ard lady, board for the lady only, uiet aud toe ily, above Broome street. Al lady boarder for company, r Fequired. Address i, y re OARD IN BROOKLYN—A FAMILY HAVING Two well furnished rooms unoccupied, in a houts plossantly minutes walk from Fulton ferry, offur the two single gentle The uh References re- ¥. Port Office. A LADY AND comfortable roomia a me od ere t the lady may take lessons on the 22, Apply by rend addressed Mr. GASPER, Woretd FOR SALE AND * TO LET, ss Fe’ SALE—TEE “PROPERTY. 03 or GENTLEMAN onand Harness, To leaving for Europe—a Horse, W: Cock’s stable, Allen street, nese be soem at og & LYN GARDEN AND ig ly. Inquire at the Cify cf For joli, 92 Prinse street, eorner of road street. uitable for a Possession giv RARE Feb cy Ey ok SRITLER Bald, THE HE RESTAURAN t DE war ‘os ean aod tFepen Ne tenant. Ap= creleren Ieee at ke Mall Gadll Savers day next, th REWARDS. eee 50 RAV ARD ITER Las Last eg ey AND cD TESTAMENT iam Alf deposited by ~ gay) keeping, with one own to his beire. “unkss shove reward will be starts the sodsoriber to the office of Johu an: Ra, who will leave the same at , 61 Liber ny Mor ions: —Ons one blueclowh sack, velvet facin, brows bove reward ll te for the return of the lead to the 6 ee for information that p= BLACK SETTER DOG STRAYED OR m th eoter and 5 Bléridge ed it a amber 1 cunt siren “OF Tae K. Boort, the Ubevatier, by Hatt = Geneviev Mise W curse, fob, willbe aécof, TUR INT ON DOS rG lbert Thornoliffe, Mr, rey Boy of London, Mi ude with TOM CRING pee Jack, Ar . ot Winans; 38 CHAMBERS STREET, REAR OF soning, Novy. il, will be ue of GIRALBIS” Or, Love aad aunel, Ni ONAL THRATRE, CHATHAM sgacer, BAR Roovev(lte—First appearance of Mr, ‘ood, Master Wooc ~-Monday tog. Net Nov. oA Tig, the prion he’ drama of tho BUMB Mr_'Wood's kaward Wilton F Wemyes: Me. Bi Grattan. La Neap»! CUEROKER CHURF , Mrs pa. To te followed by the drama of Pate Wr. Woed; Terrentengs 0. Master Wood = Danoe by Mise ivina, After which, tho farce of an OUJMOT O ‘oF ST. Doors open at’ baif x, and the perfor- = will;commanes oo 9'ebx y. ADAME ANNA BISHOP'S FOURTH GRAND 3AC M Concert, at Tripler Hall, on Bunday evening next, Ror. 0 begin at’ half-paet seven o'elne me PROGRAMM, rant whole o Rossint's” ‘STABAT MATER. Previous to Sete opbananies composition, srul he pesfeemed Morcadante’s Gi erture, introducing several Melo- @ t Mater, written at Naptos in 16: I-cintroduction and Chorus“ Stabat Maver,” solo parts by weet * jiahop, Mise Z. De Luce, Mr. Manvers and Sig. rus Animem,” gung 2-Ari x, $—Duetto—* Qui est i by Madame Anna Bishop and Mi wee, 4—Aria—“ Pro Peoeatis,” sung by Sig. Novelli. 5—Chorusand Recit., without accompaatment—" Bi Mr. Manvers. Mater,” as," Madame sane Mr. Manvers ani MY. Soguin —" Fao nt Porter,” Miss K. De Luce. fatammmaten.* oes by Medaue Anas Bishop: without aecorpaaiment—" Quando. Ooi Madame Anua Bishop, Miss B De Luce, May Seguin. woe Flnale, Full ¢ ora" Amen. I-Overture,, end Prayer, ful Orchestra and ee Marty 79, act tim iy “ave Maria," sung in Gorski by i Bishop... . sj igShOber. ue Lord i a ids Feve Phais ange ieee srt "ae ce ‘ 0 Le *< Cherubini. ir. Sequin, 6— Quartette—"’ Beaete Mater istud agas, Blbop, Miss B. De Lu T-Cavi Sari 9— Quartet! a . Donizetti. from Meyerboer's stra, first time ia Prophete: with Double Oreh thie country. The moat fuposing, numerous and stupendous Orchestra gyezsseembled io this gountry, Grand Chorus Master, Mr. ster. fe wnele under the sole direetion of Mr. Rochas. jeheta tft he Hall. Yo be had at the music stores, Seats can be scoured in the grand tice ¢ tra charge, at the music stores of Mr. Gor way; and of Messrs Rorksieg & Brousing, 421 Broadway; also, at the Hall the whclo of Satur day, Nov. 9, and on Sunday, the 10th, from.| to 2, and from 4 to the evening. On account of the immenss concourse of per- ing these classical eoncerts, doors to open ab AMERICAN MUSEUM —Y. 1. BARNUM, eprietor and M, John Greenwood, Jr.. Assist- Manager Monte mber Lith, 1850, © pre tented, in the elegant Room, a succession, of interest- complain ‘three Fisots in one day. In the © performed the amusing, very a f ieied SI KARE. “| pte quisite sap. marches, k> to Ue evening will be 4 ees raven, thse ye ad ap unde’ Mr. ‘Pasi Mr. Au ing noveltion, of popular aire, wal ace, ite Lancashire Bell Rings that popular an on canine ‘Lutip of Gold trom nae Teller, Lo. azo all here, and #. Afveracon ‘per. Admit , 38 OADWAY, ‘ABOVE ory wi drag tae She unti) ILGRIM'S PROGRESS.WILL OPEN ON MONDAY Evening, Nov. !!ch, at Washington Mall, No. 498 Broad~ ton street, the grand panorama of Bunyan's open at 0 at Bo center ehiliren ‘bait price ; family ma, $1. An carers exhibition 3 o’cloe! y |r ne Ise, ie now tional A ee Deden, ae es, 29 pants. Sena’ “aM. till 10 Bede. oy G. $800" oR epee halt fiaecese tasers! auvartisemente sua ble” portat peari: a tell at ‘and other pri 9 Admittance, crite cen ‘conte, fren a 4M. Bory rae ember 1th, the SOHOOL sist it sails Roomate ; Six Peter Tease, Mr. Davidge; New Grand Swirs Wal! To comeluce Pa Aw fa Bl ; Avgustua Tomphi "otor . Whiting; Georg Mr. olde; Dinah, Mis Hiv: Docre open tt “O85 Sveloek; artain will ree at 7 ] TALIAN OPERA Bouse, 4 ASTOR Pi. ACK NEW Ma. pert Br, Ton dresse: ‘Mr. Dedeut prigertics and Pease, 8 oveping of perfor 0 Parq ui Pn ‘theatre, 50 cei Tenth subserirt ening Nov. Ll, id LU CREZIA DokGtAtucreu Borgia, Sig Orvini norims: Gennaro, 20, Signor "Beneventane, Gubot Mex rei ete Doors Performance to commence at The 0 valeck. quarter before 1BLO’8 GARDEN.—TICKBTS TO ALL PARTS OF THB th, Overture by pene peg tnen tis with Evol the Ravel Family aud 4 third time & io Bi. a v4 et a scenes. invented the original musto composed by Mo, alfred Brillant alied MIRANDA... To. conc ao with the pantomime of M42" IBMOISELLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HER ake iy Grand Concert in America, at the ‘Tripler Novomber lth, raha Beothoven Rossini . Bellin .» Boothoven Chorus, by the feemmian Liedorkrana. Euryanthe . Mozart r B Rossini Song.” Ml ‘commonly “saiiga Re aH ge C by a rat desire)—Mlle, Jen- Gendasion—Mr. Benedict. A foll Orchestra of Sixty Musicians, comprising the first talent ip in the country, has beon engaged. jeatty ring par! may be secured af Th Jere Wai ‘Balt ry ‘son * Music tore, im Broedway; 1. ee the ad Music Stores and Hotels. Concert commences at 8 o'choek. Rocheake will be ieeved. The Grand Pisno used on this occasion is from the mar factory of Erard, snd imported by Messrs. Boardm: Gray, of Alban: reptenme, and words of the o01 end Books eoncaining the in Sense bie ot their translations, may ay, rniag com atl ocloek. "She will shortly timore, Washington, Charles- Lo a Cineiaaati, as <a the first moiselle Jonny i Bnew ih my ‘Redeomer Liveth,” from “On Mighty Pens,” from the a wade by which ehildren under ara of age tiny be sdmivted a half peice at the morning Concert. ad“ Eoho Song’,’ will (by general 4 je~ ) be wang at Nach of the fow remainingOsuserte in N2, YORK AMPHITHE. liant new features for tht pendertul performances of arance of {MII Beers open at half at 9 quarter past 7. Lim ytedy MANAGER — ot yop Lge rod i of tl ry salt pres ta 7 thle, are 0 con conte; Gren halt price, No ball price to pit Post 6.—Perforwances to comme gL Lows’ MINSTRELS.—J. and proj inform the y, ie bea ot Et stools seert init on Monday ‘fend mu fev Hei Te Bell So'actos ‘up in & most. gorgoou Mena tit ly lighted. th Fis ‘nd chante place of sever’ in Sop moat smusin "a on — open at ‘Oe Conoert to commence at 74. ‘Aduaission RANKLIN ‘MUSEUM—175 CHATHAM SQUARE.—TWO lormances are given yey at 3 o'clock ‘eer e evening. ‘Thi OOMIS'S PANORAM E Lootes, rar 1 CYBA-orEN EVERY mery s ite eit! and voceennien, woeial curtome of the Crecivo, and nagre duatee Becer open A263 vee At Thy, precisely, Admittance 250, PUBLIC ARE MOST RE- AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. Die y Las a ae tg 9 MESSRS. LOvELE, rt kson.—Re- oF you Satie iy stile Olas M day, ‘November 13, Wraitstaege, « ba — \ repented be perform aepperee Sha KARD will also tmeds to the alread iy performances daily fo chitdeon, uader LLO ROOM DANCING ACADEMY.—TA’ iliame aud Parker will a ATSy e Indies wited 10 examine the NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puapetruta, Nov. 9. 1850. The Explosion of the Steamer Tolegraph—Fur- ther Particulars—Death of Ale Graen—Elope- ment, §c. The late horrible disaster on our river is still the topic of conversation, but as there has as yet been no investigation into the cause, the public are at sea in regard to who the censure should be thrown upen. Neglect there must have been somewhere. An examination of the portion that exploded shows that although the iron of which it was constructed was originally No. 3, it had become, through actu- al wear and corrosion, only equal to that chassed as No. 16, or but little thicker tham paper. The boiler had not been overhauled since last fall, and the steam chimney had received no repairs since the boiler was built, three years since. If the inspection required by the act ef Congress was anything more than a farce, this disaster would never have occurred, for a proper ex- amination of the steam chimney would have shown that it would be unsafe for it to go six months longer without repair. The Erisspon com- pany seem, also, to have used every precaution to avoid accidents, as they have ronslasty con iapeans a chief e eer, Whose duty it is to gines ani boilers of all their boats under his im- mediate supervision. Alice Green, the mother of the poor children that perished, died this morning at the ital. One of her children, Eliza Green, 8 years old, is alive at New Castle, hi ving oevaned aetia sabe injury. She is now the sole survi Though it is contended that there was 20 fleced betwee the rival boats, but little reliance is on this by any who have had a chance of o! ing. There is a brisk competition between the tro Ines for ere, and | sawa party of buy tickets to-day for Baltimore, paying on! BO cents each, the Ericeson line ts lowering their regular price tosecure them. As the boats leave at the same hour every nanos; itis but natural that there should be a race down the river. The Merchants’ and People’s line are newer boats, and having more power, there is but litle necessity to m to keep ahead. The very fact that but I nianareomed between the boats shows that @ pressure of steam had been maintained on clegraph, which was, under ordinary circum- stances, the slower boat. Binder on bail Th lication to rel Caj he application to release aia helt f the ax was, this morning, refused by a hearing of the evidence in the matter o! sault on George Emory. The wounded still in imminent peril of his life. The contested election cases came up for ment, this morning, before Judge Parsons, very little progress was.made. The principal od gument was upon the petition of Mr. Carpenter, the unsuccessful candidate for the office of Prothonog tery of the Court of Common Pleas, who stands less chance of a decision in his favor, as from the large apparent majority against him he would have to ow more extensive frauds than Wm. B. Reed, inst whose election, as Attorney General, there votes. a was but a majority of Quite an excitement has been created in the vicinity of Holmesburg by the eudden denppens- ance of James Wheatland, the principal of the Lower Dublin academy, with s youss lady Rd seventeen, the daughter of John Lewis, who was a teacher in the female department of t school. He has left behi a wife children, one of the = old. He has given many of the store- keepers, tailors, etc , occasion to remember Savion left behind debts amounting to four or five hundred dollars. His deserted wife is said to be a most estimable lady, the aeaghter | of Mr. Potts, living near Smithfield. Wheatland is an English- man by birth, aboat thirty-five years of age, and had been married eight eee He left letters to his wife, declaring ad beea living in hell for the last seven Sears. He came down to the city from Tacony, on Fridey evening of last week, but no further trace has yet been discovered o' him. Our Baltimore Correspondenee. Bautimore, Nov. 9, 1850. The McDonough Will—Arrest of Fire Rowdues— Burglaries—The Election Riturns—A Railroad Investment, §c. The McDonough will continues to be the sub- ject of general conversation, and everything re- \ to the estate is perused with great avidity. Mayor Jerome, on taking his seat on Monday next, will calla special session of the Council, with the view of some municipal action being taken for the purpose of protecting the will, and securing to the city the advantages accruing from it. Two more fire rowdies, named Joha Trasey and William Flemming, were yesterday arrested, and committed forexamination on the charge of being a portion of the platoon of riflemen who fired imto a crowd of persons on the corner of Hanover and Lombard streets, [- Friday night last, willing a young man named James ‘itehell. The Mayor has offered a reward of for the arrest =f —- of ~ res wi e dweiitngs of Mr. Irwin and Mrs. an H. Decgion, in the western section of the ci po oe ge entered on Wednesday night of them robbed of jewellry and Nice et cliver, to the value of about The police es on the track of the burglars, but nave not yet suc- ongded in ray them The democracy are rejoicing over the New Jereey election, and the w over that of New York, under the impression that generally = The democracy ar: here of the election of Hunt. also throwing up their hats for the enormone oo cession of democratic votes in the Congressional dcjegation na one York hich he New York company which recent! chased the abandoned and unprotactive Freaks im Railroad, extending from Hagerstown to Cham- bersburg, © distance of fifteen miles, for $15,000, and assumed claims on the company to the ex- tent of $50,000, propose putting the work into MISCELLANEOUS. pegs repai and to continue it to the line of NA AA ed the Baltimor road, thus bringing Tos Ne imet Withee Wanted, $20,000 by k junior, Hagerstown ‘end LC sonra in Tallroad connec: ia cucablianed nae na eval amoet Fontes Pree a te arbor with real address, [hiner CANAL Ly D BONDS. ~e4 Diino p= Improvement Serip. Iilimnis ny LF Serie bought. Country money wanted. silver bought ant Gao. STARE, 35 Wall street. Liars 740,000 VERY Rae Swe. ‘ consent ar oer act esamer, for wale at ies rena stan to suit porebasers, by J. C7 Retour InN sums raon M88 AND UP. ohm street. De -y HAND, AN B We at See ae ‘i we we notice. Bi ieee, Noy taser Meee "hie beers siery, NOR, Shoes a wend | (LADIES, FRE erie ie Bet Byes th oer, sere ae er boots, © arlandia sricle REWARD. Lost, BEAR The BOWERY BANK, on Setareas 2 ‘eleok P 4 to hf bring them tein cousin. Pracever ‘Will retern it to 2% Bowery, ow York, of 09 Main street, i Ty in Fuea, Fires ward police, priDK above reward WNER WANTED.—A SILK CRAVaT & short time sinoe, in Charron trea: mim this city. weighing above Tag © be paid the de Gader, fefinors, Liberty Piace, lane and Liberty street. a PERSONAL, ERT Aernnaat onan, Tacas ke I = % Isforme'ion I AD: at he Senne h treet, Ne oe tay BS 18 WANTED OF JANE MAHON, WHO siom im th ‘ maiige in the cowatry or sity, by ber im Sarah Smit 2 ANNE BELL,” NFORWATION WANTED, oF PATAICK | Py ey. A native anki . BDUCATION, RAR A Wns, Gopganrs © Pie Booms. 29 BRoanve ay bie coruetiems tine to hie, Ne ieee bes ti ie pF FINANCIAL, WANTED TO go eg J a FIRST-RATE won eens the fol. bo yey” io be a wy ey TAY the oles of Wie papers ALIFORNTA Gc GoLp Mase PAGTORES TO ORDER, c Vand, & Reed assortment of Bre Ose * rs nent td L. OGDEN TH08. 4 Genera! 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RUT five end vo pace 6 wile y igeo sao tne, fe bate je ean Ve seen at the tion with Baltimore. good investment Our Caracas Correspondenee. Caracas, Oct. 1, 1880. The Reception of Gen. Paez in New York, and its Influence in Venezwela—Politveal State of the Cowntry— Markets, §. Every one is asking, or being asked, “ have you read of, and what think you of, Paez’s reception in New York?” Truly it was a noble one, and while it cheered the heart of the old soldier, it did you no less honor. It was a glorious gight to see the ex- iled veteran welcomed by his co-laberers in the cause of liberty and republicanism! Paez has gone from among us, but the sympathies he has gained in your noble and generous republic, have not, depend upon it, failed in their ef- fect here. The cheers of the assembled thousands that greeted the old warrior-statesman, have thun- dered along the shores of your continent, and reached our own, to find an echo “in the hearts of his countrymen.” Many, who were neutrah, or his enemies, when they found how you received a began to look into the causes of their enmi - | te dg e oy = yet, with all this, ite doubt ti is bitterest eaemy wil in the Presidential chair. This ol hei anamoly ia politics tis more; and the only so- old adage, “The wwe is the reversal ef the trite old a ¢ eword is more powerful t pen; ‘lead and steel will intimidate, are most effectually it. Monagas, junior, is determined, at all hazards, to be the next oe and ie gathering hia forces in the provinces of Cumana resist any other candidate who mney prove secon should he be preparing v/ et armis todeclare Meckolionstreate, and resist his authority that, in event, we are to have another of of thane illustrates. the annals of yoy en ion, one of the — it to the “ partizane”’ of that ill chief, avd says that ay have spent much mo- ney © in hone bim. —_ . then, is the golden rule by which your generous He hae mea j—but not by . to his wife all thi —— heart could ard your kindness deserve. His letter has published; and every frend he bas here, and pe Aa felt his heart beat hi bere Ty acknowledgment of your Mile farm niiaemcing the fe cand his Jn ae citizes no hesitation in vreghed that Gen, "ieee Paez will be recalled "Fotore another wround, to rule, at least by his the destinies of his ungratetal cou grateful, for ‘ae he and his life of were being forgotien, when the thunder ¢” coming cannon of happy America ech: ingrate ears, and recalled them tr ince of oe A a 3 tory * | eneazueia @ rorgortees “Phe hiture doce not handwriting te platy visible in characters unmistakeable Tt will, doubtless, prove a i #f = iis atonio a un ata ti