The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1850, Page 3

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. TERRIFIC AND DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO. The Town of Cape Girardeau almost Demolished. Heventy or Eighty Houses Blown to Pieces, eer A GREAT NUMBER OF LIVES LOST, &ec., &e., &e. Louisvitte, November 30, 1850. One of the most appalling and destructive torne- does which bas been experienced in the Mississippi ‘Valley for several years, occurred about two o’clook in the atternoon, It swept over the town of Cape Giraradeau, Mo., si- tuated on the Mississippi river, just below St. Louis, and demolished some reventy or eighty buildiogs, mapy of them the finest and principal business houses in the place. ‘The Baptist and Catholic churches, and the Catholic eonvent were destroyed. ‘Two of the large and did telegraph masts be- Jonging to the St. Louis and New Orleans Telegraph Company were crack: shivered, and brought to the | ground with as much ease as though they had brea pipe stems. ‘The steamboat Saranac, No. 2, which hai just Founded to at the wharf, had her upper works com- pletely blown off, and several persons on her were se- verely injured, and some, it is probable, were drowned. ‘The whart boat was likewise blown from her moor- ings, and almost irreparably injured. In order that you may judge of the tremendous vio- lence of the storm, I will state that a cow was uncere- mopniously lifted off her feet on terra firma, and de- posited in the top of a tree, sixty feet trom the grouad, ‘The loss of life by this awful visitation, cannot as yet ‘The Late Fatal Railroad Accident. Batavia, M.Y., Nov. 30, 1850" ‘The man who was yesterday killed, by the collision between the express train from Baffalo, and the emi- grant train from Eochester, was an emigrant on his way tothe West. He had « child in bis arms, which escaped without injury. The persons who were iu- Sisod will SErecoen The train West was un- der slow motion; the other was ordinery time, but on an inclined plane of thirty feet to s mile at the point where the collision ocourred, @ reverse curve, | and a pieee of wood prevented the from seeing the approach of a train for some distance. The engineers and firemen of both trains jumped off before the collision, and thereby escaped. Democratic Nomination fer Mayor of Boston. Boston, Nov. 80, 1850. ‘The democrats, last night, nominated Charles B. Goodrich, a law and order man, as their candidate for Mayor, There will be an independent whig candidate against Bigelow. ‘The Stonington train has not arrived. The Norwich | and Fall River lines are in. Freshet and Suspension of Caval Navigation. Fotrown, N. ¥., Nov. 30, 1850. ‘The Oswego river has risen to such a height, that canal pavigation is suspended until the water goes down. ‘Theatrical and Bowrry THratae —the dicsingataned t dian, Mr. J Wallac iF is engaged at this ectablichan mens, for @ short period, previous to bis leaving for England, to fulfl.an enasgement there. The beautiful trage- dy ot the “Avenger,” will commence the performances & morrow eve Mr. J. mage 9 as Blackburn, lip, as Alice Raby. who are great fa’ have gained for them doubt, draw jience to the Bowery to- morrow nigh! entertainments will conclude with the ntloely-ct “Onneion IL, or the Merry Mon- | arch.” Qharles II , Mr. Tilton, Capt. Copp, Mr. J, | B. Scott. jaOavway Toeatne.— Marshall and Barrett are justly ‘ing of public patronage for their pee | exertions to produce the most ref | foioginreniea During the past fortulght, o1 be arcertained, but it is eertatnly very great, a8 num- bers are doubtless buried beneath the ruins of the fal. len buildings. There are also « great many persons who are eriously injured, and some of them are 60 | erippled and maimed that they will er recover from the effects. ‘The town Is literally torn in pieces, and looks traly wo-begene, Many ci who were this morning to be seen with light hearts and smiling fuces, are to- night wrepped either in the arms of death, or else are | ‘weeping for their friends who have been thus untimely swept away. Highly Interesting Southern News. WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF GOVERNOR QUITMAN LETTER FSOM GEN. JAMES HAMILTON TO THE FEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA~FREE NEGROES IN SOUTH CAROLINA~THE UNION PARCY TRIUMPHANT IN GEORGIA, ETC. Bartimone, Nov. 29, 1859, ‘The warrant for the arrest of Governor Quitman, for being implionted in the Cuban invasion, hed been re- | esived at Jackson, Miss , from New Orleens. It is said that the object of the Governor's calling an extra ses- sion of the Legislature, wasto prevent him from ar- rest. ‘The New Orleans papers, of the 22d inst , have been received. The Charleston Mercury contains a letter from Gen. Jas. Hamilton to the people of South Carolina, which concludes as follows:—“I hope fellow-citixens, you will pardon the extreme freedom of this communica- tion; but I could not leave this for the interior of ‘Texos, whieh may detain for weeks from South Carelisa, without admonishing you of the extreme peril of your reiying on the sympathy and support of the other Southern Btates, ef acting separately, at the present crisis. [ know your dauntless courage. God, in bis beneficence, has | mever made a braver people. I know on your own foil, in your own defence, you can whip tice your force, let \t come trom where it may; bat let us add to bravery, discretion, coolness. and bell- posession, & forecast as subtle as the stratagems which may bi designed to circumvent us, I tell you, wait with Pow) ‘A peaceful or a bloody triumph is at hand. ow you are prepared for either.” ‘he Governor Beuth Carolina recommends the pa from the State of all free colored perso’ Bre not possessed of renl or slave property. fe has also sent rage into the Legislature, rela jeath of the Hon John 0 Gail Inewves has declined a public Gered to him by the South Carolina Legivlad The Union party have «lected delegates in Georgia | in fe outof fifty three counties, by upwards of 2% ajority, The disunion part; pave nly elect- ed fourteen delegater, as far as The steamship Florida arrived a ‘Charleston on | of Tuesday last. the 26th inst, with four companies of the Second United Btvtes Artillery, B Brevet Major Ro- | commanding, numbering, rank and file, 169. tere landed ot Fert “Moultrie end Castle The wchooner Sy a Cross is reported ashore sixty miles north of the Mr Ledre erly ‘a Northern mitted suicide, on Tureday, at Witznt Intelligence from ‘Washington. DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS—PRESIDENT’S LEVER, ETC. Wasuincton, Nov. 30, 1850. There is either a diMiculty, a quandary, or some- thing elre, between the diplomats of Spain, England, and the United States. Diplomatic corps waited yos- terday upon the President, the troubled looks of Count Calderon dele Barca, the Spanish Minister, be- tokened anything but an easy mind, He is proba- bly spxious to sscertain the truth or falsity of the floating rumors from the Seuth respecting another intended invasion of Cuba. The dificulty relative to our foreign policy, which is doubtless owing to the Ampelitic course of the late Seoret ary of Btate, calls for the exercise of all the statesmanship of which Mr. | ‘Webster is master. ‘The President and bis lady held their first patio | formal reception yesterday. It was attended by the | members of the cal t and their ladies, and the en- tity diplomatic corps, in full court costume. The | VIA sts were received with much courtesy and cor- diality ‘The Trearut public funds rubject to ar ae $13.000160. Trai $1 000,000. and (o New York $750 000. Rufus Herris has been eppolated Postmarter at Bath, Maine. Castualticn to Western Steamboats, ‘TWO VESSELS DESTROYED BY FIRE, AND THREE SUNK, ETC. Orvcresats, New. 38, 1860. ‘The steamboat Gayoso, ® Memphis and Arkaosss packet, while ying at the former place, canght fire | near the sterm, and was soom so much comramed, that it was necessary to reuttle aad sink ber. The | fismes spread to the steamboat Swellow, an old stera- wheel boat, which was also destroyed, The Gayoso belonged to Capt. Timme, and was insured for $5,000. ‘The swallow was worth about $2000. A new hall, pre- | eS for the old Swallow, was saved by the sid of the er Swallow, which towed it out of the w ures of our largest Western steamers have been days, on their way to ~Grifin Yeatman, Fashion, ead , after ane ov 400 “barrels of pork, was raleed ‘others will iso probably be raised. Stone, we Ie her plank while yee in French Island about four feet of wi whieh had nearly been pum ped cw’; and it was thoug’ that. as the river was risiog. f- 3. ‘ee oe P 8—The steamer Gem, wh Lovteville from Cincinnati. hopes that it is a aoubtcal esto whether tt = Fashion can be raised. = Raper, a large grocery merehant hore, died a terday atte afternoon. Ransom of Alleged Slaves. New Acnany, fe., Nov. 30, 1850. A man, his wife, and two children, who were #0 white that there was not saltinan akan olan that they hed African blood in their veins, were are money. What ise little singular in this case purehi fn, that this family, (consisting of father and mother, daughter) had been had apsociated ¥e rather ght in hua born oeacog THER 3333 rH aia: digs fret ade Hue sae | f tf ; d the no less great peril | ee ‘8 which has been prea eed for years, namel! the “Betrothal.” was erery nigt witnessed by pelten: | ces who were delighted with classic, beautiful lan- guage of the author, ar also with the talented artists who filled the respective . To-morrow eve- | ning. they offer another rich treat. in the introduction of Mise Kimberly, “oe fo Sheridan Knowles’ beau. tiful play of the’ Hunchback.’ Miss Kimberley is well ard favorably known ae her sae dramatic read- 4, Do doubt, will draw @ large assemblagefto | witness her oct a a tid will sustain the part of | Sir Thom: ford. murements will close with the farce of Doctor Dilworth. id Ninvo’s Ganven.—Three highly amusing entertain- ments are offered for to. morrow evenlag. The first in order wil) be the evolntions om the tight rope, by the celebrated Ravel Family, and the surprising Leon Ja- i, whose extraordinary feate are usually followed cheering from part of the house. The next | in succession will be the comic pantomime of © | not,” in which gearly the whole com ‘Th Tatermiseion, for refreshment mht emurements will terminate ot “Godenski, or the Be , aay yo will the beautiful spectacle | of » Uriel” be produced ! We hope shortly. Bunton’s Tueatax.—To-morrow evening, a very | great favorite and excellent comedian T. B. Johnson, taker his benefit. It is hoped all those who e emused by his great comic talent, give him a flattering testimony that his meritsasan actor are duly appreciated. The | pieces selected are of an attractive character. The iret is thi id Dutch Governor,” in which Burton Jobneon will display their great dram: an The nextin order is the drama ofthe “Last Map.” | Blake, a comedian of the first rtamp, as yong he character in which he has no equal. Miss Julia Daly.will ‘Dg & fevorite ballad, and Miss Walters and M. Fre- eric will execute a nd pas de deur. and the enter- | tainments will conclude with the new and excellent farce of “ My Pxiend in the Straps.”” Natrowat Turatar—Mr. A. H. Purdy, the active iring manager of this establish: it, offers a Dill of an unurualiy attraotive character for to-mor- . It is @ new drama, which will be pro- duced for the first time, with new scenery, dresses and decorations. Ite title is * Nature’s Noblemsn, the Mecbanic or the Ship Cerpenter of New York.” The | characters will be sustained by the excellent stock ecmpany attached to thie flourishing establishment. | Mirs Malvina will introduce several beautitul dances. isiters Tye ents tere ementitied the doubtedly Magic Well’ ‘This progrem: draw a large asremblage. Thi Taree Wh rt takes place this even! | anything that emixent The whole evening beirg Viows, instead of the firet e being taken up with ever classic, is somewhat | be pleased, and another inmen thelr admiration of Anna Bishop's sp! ities, e@ alro of the great Maestro Boches, who has root of bis great musical abilities p sip, Ave Maria,” the’ Pevitents Preyer.” © Ovatiae _— iu which Catalani was so ated. “Mies De . Bignor Novelli and M. i) aenist he jous orchestra will beautiful hall restend with the most ma- Jestio and barmonieus sounds Curry 's Mixeracis —This band was never sone Pe mee than at present —the hall is every nich’ d the Derlormances both vooal and instrut ivereal pleasure a: e, the ex- sara tnee e Friiows’ Orena House —The enterteinments given nightly at this establishment are of a very soars character The perfor: singing, violin solos 7 ‘emus: ments, are given with exquisi American Museum.—Thi fg very lar, ments is tach as gives general satisfaction. To-mor- row eveuing, the moral drama of the * Drankard,” | which bas bad on anprecedented run, will again be prodoced, with Mr. Clarke and Miss Obapman in the leading characte: New Yoru Ampnirmxatae--Tho excellent French troupe of equertrians, now performing at the Bowery | Amphitheatre, may justly be considered the best that has ever appeared in this city. The programme fer to morrow evening fs novel and highly amusing. Warnimorow Hast, —The Pilgrim's Progress, a palnt- es to be exhibited Py the wook. leodid panorama of Call- | fornia ie well worth s visit from thore can admire good paioting. The storm at sea ie 'y effective, | aod the lecturer is very 7 in his Geveription of the various seenes. Drovemam’s Lyceum —By advertisement. it thet public curiosity. now stimulated to the atmost, will ehortly be gratified by the opening of this bovatt- | fol Trimble, the great architect aad builder, abl by his right hend man. the | capable and indefatigable Tyler. is determined to evidence the extent of his deserving in the beauty | ands doptebtiity of the building. while the well-known | experience wud tact of the proprietor will leave | nothing te be desired im the economy of the stage —Anna Bishop's seventh Sacred Con- and bids fair to eclipse tatrice has yout attempted. oted to vil-etive seleo- of the raced perform. favorite resort is attract- pears Court Catendar—Monday. | Sorseve Covat—Omcvit Covnr.—Nos. 428, 1071, 236, } 6, 289, 1002, 1032, 1034. 736, 844, S94. 9 1994. uF on Count —Nos. }, et 7. 18, 14, to. 1 28, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 39, 39 40 The Court roome being etill mon Li ang wil mot open tl a 14,18, 472, 17, 18. 19. at, a 31, 32, 83, 84, 86, 36, 37, 38. muon Pi repairs, the C | Monday, the 24 Fine Arte.Talbotypes, or Portratts on | Ivor: | | | Articles, f the in S - oe o SUAPIL AD'S Ceching, Stores Gnceuns atacot seven does Above Third. hiletelphia, weir Dying —Phalon’s Magic Hair ¥ color the nair oF whi the moment it is Tieae ry i Tae oan Wy weet zona Fon <n ret , heen MONEY MARKET, Baronoay, Nov. 30-6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened quite active this morning, and prices improved # fraction. The transactions were large as usual, but «larger portion was for cash than we have noticed for rome time, The Erie Rail- Toad corner does not work very smoothly, and prices do not move up #0 rapidly as anticipated. tices ING LADY ‘arti | F Jerald advaneed X, with large sales. The fiscal year of this company closes to-day, and we shall soon have an official statement of earnings and expenditares. The anpual report will not be issued until January, when the dividend will be paid. From the firmness of the A COMPETENT | DRESSMAKE! R. R, BM heaviest holders, it is very probable that prices will y= Ramla Bi t - touch the point proposed eighty—within the next epee eae a ual ae thirty days. There was a better demand for French exchange to- day, and sixty dey bills sold to the extent of about 99,000 francs, at 6 f. 23%e. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $56,886 08; pay- ments, $13,278 98--balance, $3,192,221 36, ANTED—BY A mnowncrania FRENOG LADY, A ‘situation ss seamstress. yh yy ven. Ap 105 Duane street, feeween the houre of Il ant 3 woz em A ied Batroon thea gens ap PAMILY, ed, Om the so~ ernd floor, with perimanent board. in pecestie f of Clinton street, ia a food. Beighb: hos, Thevoren oo given and required, Eiiton Db. E ‘The dividend which will be paid on the Internal Im- rald office, provement Bonds of 1647, in the month of January ANTED— BY CENTLEMAN | WHO WI xt, will be six dollars on each one thousand dollar RB. rine diseneneee ee sit sit ran oa tts bond, character and ability. Address 1 Tay »” office of the era ANTED—A ‘JOURNEYMAN TINMAN. APPLY at No. 117 Front street. Wii peren 8 A RESPE TABLE, STRADY, Se ‘The amount of coal transported on the Lehigh canal éuring the past week, was 28892 tons; previously, 657 366 tons -total for the season, 681,258 tons ‘The receipts of the Atlantic and St. Lawzence Rail- ituation a6 coschmua. He is ‘perfectly road Company for the month of October last, amounted har 2 a . i nor meee of havens, ‘and also to $18,176 86. The increase in the receipts for freight a aoe. three were Fond, 8 for the month, over those for the rame moath in 1849, han just gone 8 can toot a ten was one bundred and forty-six per cent, and the do- | Preys the. bier tal Sees te bad ty adaising ss heen crease in the receipts from passengers on account of of the Wershof office, the withdrawal ef the Bath railroad business, was * unexception= scmething less than twelve per cent. ast, ¥ vefiese duce the most unexceptivn Stock Exchange. apply, Comme: seat addressed Roow 125, Tatamany Hall, 20000 U 8 6's oes 116% 100 shee Morris Canal sro N Yok 10% 50° do 230 ANTED — THREE, SALESMEN TWAT ARE Ac- tio quainted with the Brosdwey Ls i trade, “Apply at ETER R #20 TTRCGRAPAR WANTED CAPABLE souR- peo Leyma rman, or other fore! Use sn He eww ER 100 660 trust be’ a gocd lerterer. Brscimens of lottering an oayoa S00 Erie Certificates 100 6o Lh} ft, for J. Dwight, 20 shire Del Kind Can 15.94 ie % wd i 4 § ° is Bank Commerce WK BEULLY FoR 630 10 Norwich & Wor Vo 100 Pc reamonth DD ws y Trust bis b4 gms¥ SEWERS WaNTED—1W GOOD STRAW SEW. ers cam fad ore « ment for the season, at jn de kod prices” apply mons, No. 1e7 and 167% 100 Harlem RR e chbrystic strect. up ding. Aleo, thirty apprentioes. Apply wm ae v0 a ia f ° 4 ALESMAN WANTED IN, A RETALL Boor aND a wo $ floc arora, vowell acguainied with tbe business. Ad odo 10 6 ~pald Box thee 100 © do 230 GA BOARD. WshraN Y&N IRR 15 9) Canton Co do 60 xen Reading RR 930 Hy Nt Erie First Mie 10%; 600 ee 160 obs Fortenouth DD s* B Bncoon River BR is country. For particulars, Mr Hare Frooch's Hotel, Monday morn: the houve of Gand | ween WANTED—TO HIRE FOR 4 YEW MONTHS, one omge agrn oF ill rose anote to'P,, Harald office, rehared, tr very ebe' viving ht Prive, &e. in 180 city of Now York, on Barclay etreet, on t noon, for cash, ight reet parade Pui Li order, vl - MONDON, Commandant. December 2 2d. articularly req) De atthe bred corral Gala, 8 yeas was bred in Dutoheas county, Motrable antwal. “Will be pouisively sol a Voogt. ‘The members aro requar be at our lodge room, ¥ STREGT.— commer of Grand and Ludle sirosts, ae half yast 12 clock. day, at 12 OUN F,'W. MANGELS, W. , Harness. ko, to Tu. Krounens, W. RS. them regis- day f sale, before Ibo’ D'Ss0LUTIO OF PARTNERSAIP —TUE FIRM OF J. JOUN H. GATFIELD, Proprigtor. arpmakert, 295 Brondway, as far av leis diswctved. by mutusl evan ived by J. vi repar?s J. B. and all accounts will ba, slone, who will sontinue't RS diately, to ikepnwich street. y tor éelivery'by t iivered by ageats provided. with wrristen authority to make colleetions, to om tien ve made. Wit, THOMSON, Publiaer. altimere. Noy. 27, 1850. 0 OWNERS OF LAND AND REAL ESTATE —PAR- STORE 1O L&T, AMD. 1xTU EBS Mg ties cesirous of makin ng °: anges, ei! jth or withous 0 GROCERS. —TO LET, TAB Pes * sroks, RR. oh, er Fr to apply at the offices of cently refitted, ted, Re, fe toon, No. 112 owas RAWLINGS, 130 Brosiway, Bradway, Hah aise, ths Mesmmintel thesste All letters to be postpaid witable for a refectory. a) No. 10 tH Weet Twenty. first s Tete PELL ir PELL RS. B. PRIOU, PROM PARIS, HAS JUST RECEL ve SEEPS. |) ay sid nagoremen: of Kit | FNOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND, A VALUABLE F ARM GL formerly the homestead of the Ridgeway re aied in Northfield wichio half « iile of tae. ing at Chelsen, containing About seventy is stare of cultivation, am aiff cen gecet, dw house, ay airy o tildings, exeet n tive ora TE CLARKE. Moor. Lawyers Bark Wenn’. ar} by ted a4 RING, WITS THB NAGE + a Fens pate UNDER COST—A THKOUGT 8ST pecs eraved on ‘ or, San Francisco, by neat stenmar of Howland raline. 3 201) fPiNage, 47 Broad atrost, STRUTS Fee TR ran OL a MET Any reward wi ite ten 3 @ uti, 44 ¥ yerds tas Mit das A me ic perfect! are, and wil A 1 fecoee oa furmiture ed of _FINANCIAL. = a HOUSES, ROOMS, &e., W. D. ROONS—W. ante, BY BWO SINGLE |, betwen way. Ad- anty. tag pormeeted with the 4 died te on the most recsonable terms. Apply to F. HH. OUDFIRLD saccion ‘mmission merchant, real estate, hovee, aud geacral 188 W illjem street, La Vesey and strer t se tide “ + box 160 General Pont ¢ Om lin feouch Nowss, A Ton ies Pest Office. a Wanyen ty ror RENT. A WA Hu dy letter, po ‘4 SMALL NOUMB, IN 4 o arty Bioe: in thie oiv Brook) Address Ry ¥ J in the eney, Hoe Hi square, onit ould there be ‘any fireni taro be willie to puroh 4 Fre kup bousekeopt Lerald off wou! stating the INSTRUCTION . press Arie —- ADIES CAN BE TAUGHT A Naw OARDING—A LARGE BACK ROOM ON THR THIRD Drone Corting, in three hours, nt No I ble for two geutlomea, ca be had by apply- | by eal Mrs. Willer, Terme, * paccerme for Heonts, Sucores warranted, Rule lor eabe to the wish be teach the art. f pre ACCUSTOUED TO 0 TU TION, Wishes FOR pa require Foom to rent, will fd just the persons to vecupy them shat they want College place. rene street. Ales, oF # professivual Late roeiety. piseioned velect for Being @ C male Matrimonial Avent of t im & witable youn lady to re "> nose TROTTING COURSE PER z oF $5~ will come off on M at woo ocloav8 with sha follows nters b.g. Bolever; W. Van Cot ison enters g. Stallion; W. Jacod Remendy ke, Lal hoeom von i, pereomal s to hie teen 1. wih, Suan fiveeal forse, Ye em Jointly, from. or Should’ the ne weatner worable, “the pens wilt be postponed watil the w Vi eouttouse thie thele callow’ will meet ne eye Ret bers: but they {uit parttentare, tn gooe faith. ti will enahie bor fo} ge we eegeent their peovensiont, or their letters w) 1. SMITH & 06., 4 Maiden tans, _BXPRESS AGENCIES. ILLIARD CUR LEATHERS.—A small lot of Prenon, jnot 'B UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS received and for rule eset, reser wilt more band Co ip next ox Coy 4 ARTIN & LAWSON, 2 Jo iN STIT Tame, about ‘This is the only x —| Csht rete heir own feniiit mo, yan sonaee lstrort ei |} the ‘nee ea rors xy ward ‘goods Siro te ty y ly anced by saye tom House, leaving iy 1% eee: peed B. MILLER & CO. THE LADIES —PEFER ROBERTS, 4 BRO AD- Bevthes and ceurts Vale we celiaen ted Cutter) StON pairs Paris Cambrie erchiefs, from 81 3 NEWAFER, 2.009 yards open dnocowet Trimming for sleeves. 4 ie BXAS & T bleh TST ANS Sant WANTAD, TOR TSTARR, 35 Wall street, FOR Miuit LANRRY, AND STRAW athe davai pyallgmerimant it Thos General Mer is od GAEASEN cate wea raed & hin atreet. few fcc rere 2. . NN eyRaRT, AT JONPE. 18 ROR OGRA CEST | mn _____ peers 144 and best place te et good Boots, x ATSOR & DE BAEFRE, Foun anny @ BD com BP vionday, te Pye se pee LAMPS, red to forward alt "ie sone to Soe cara hava ine received, the gost | Sawant boats, with yea stearate Wares Tened for partion ir. Bx cleaned, repaired. and warranted. T CONVENTION. 1 met, BY vy tw THEATR G. H. Barrett, Mevacer.—! mck vie pect gusta URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMDARS ST! ABGT, REAR OF Bias Hall tepent of itr 1. 3. Johnston —Monday er'2. will be presented the oom oib saad GOVERNOR Fer, ar, of Muscovy. ir. Ditud, Mynteet Hand La ur. jurton; Petor stanmits, Mr. be yi ill. After which the drama of Keer of Eltham Grees—Gvottrey Dale ling, Mr. Johnson; Barbara Gay, Mrs, To conolude Site the feroe of MY Fark IN 'B—G Mr J a We Beoond Performance ¢ Peta ele! cheated Opera, in three acts, cf GEWWA D! VEC GY-—sien rine TERESA PARODI 88 Gemma. “Ninesten. 2 Bubseription Night. ONDAY RYRNING, DxcKaunen 2. Will be performed, Ser the vesond time, Donizetti's Grand cpera. in tree neta, ot GEMMA DI VERGY. nor Sele 4 Patel . Signor, Sianor Ni * ‘Signor Giul Mr “Kroutzer aad “Sig. “Lietti: Chorus Master, eer t— A Dwargee, Mr. ia Fay Watkins: Heulmed. Mise &. Mestay: tap; Maimoune, Mrs. b Le: PROG RANER. Pai 1 bidionny mt so the Siaee Mator of Ressini, com~ 5, wt Naples, to — ie Mr. Hensler. Doors open at \ before 7 o’elock;to commence at 7s. No per: Mrmance yor great Meroadante, iron) “Bitar auog by Wr, Philip Mayer Memeclasoda. Inflemmatus,” with chorus, sung by wi Desvieed.” The Messiah. id warch, from his Oratori: ‘No free Net —MUSIWAL BIMBOTOR AND MANA= eee blishment. Mr. Bochss.—The Manager iatdin hemaeet sasounsing tothe ede thnk meraal ee ries of AMERICAN PRome NaDs CONCERTS 3 be Ki o Ball, on Monday, on the vy xe a thoes | brilliantly sucessst al and fenowned Concerts cf thy famous Jullien, in London, and Murard and Pilodo, in Paris, whose samen neve, spread throughout the world as the aid oxder of musical entert: a 6 from hie Chiure Religion country "To Sculs in Days of An~ Bemi chorus, with wulo parte, ‘ART Ut. 1. Grand Overture to Ath. 2 The Pr: the P _Sermtn by Mme Auna Bish cen Ladra”. eo... tions, composed for ibe ja dal ciglio il vel:, the Orato- (performed by Mr. Bayley, fire es 9 Bi ung by Signor Novelli Roseiat. oP Tuilients cashectent lay Laser, hb, Ki Ei upbraiv ing Trt appS: oring ople. 8. Quacrille—"“ hes Camine ax ra Ball, fe Ullertcritas, Roce Panis dugelo- Miss R. Dela se 8 The performance under the sole direotion of Mr. Boohsa. ‘he mort imposing, numerous and splendid Orehestra ever 1 t avs. Koen, Finiokin~ perform- irst time) Pilods, irom the repertoire Salle Vivienne Concerts. (First time). -Musard, 6. Romberg’s Children Syupacny (Stee time), (oF cuckoos, penny trumpe 5 angles, ‘ta lins, and by A stupendous Plan. One hund The whole und Tickets fifty atthe Hall «aly. Tic Prien in ke Grand Hhoronty without any oxtes charge, at the Ball the whole cf Saturday, Nov. 20th, aud st the iall Sunday, Lec. Ist, frem | bovrines, night Toeeday even bo procured orner of Roark ats may be he roles, for the enjoy the most rove! and aploudid coup-d'ail whieh the premena= dere wil siford, 1 namee te commence at half past seven o'slock: ro Seeured charge, in the first avd eacond W. B. < Prek, No 98 John scree’ Corner Thirteen eirest Sud Fifth avenue, or of a et et rte corps; and at tbe principal music aceres in Broad wi thdat Tripler Hail ‘Dodworti’s full band te cugaged for ecorricn, URTO2 '8.—1. B. JOHNSTON'S BENEFIT.—MONDAY, December 2, firat time for thirty yer the comedy of the DUTCH GOVERNOR, by K "Pau Fry." wr. Burton, Me. Jobneton, Mr, Jordan, Mr, Mire Hoghee, Mrs, Helten, oud Mus. Skerrett, will play 1s the comedy. THE MAN with Mr. ilaks in his ori ginal cba: ‘avorite Farce, ia which Mr. ROUGUAM's LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BAOOME sir eb—This catablichment will # witha carefully selected company, operatic, Samatle. graphic.” A limited number of season’ tickets, price $5), a1 nitting 19 all parts of tke house, may bo had of H. Laois & Wall etvect: piso, of Mestrs. Scharfenberg & Luis, mubie selien Broadway, near Broome street. On Tunsoay RVenino- December 10, © when a snows Amway or TALENT, similar or dissimilar occasion has ever been ay Vaniery or Ant, nicmewe onveR to the familise ty of talent who have already (MADAME ANNA BISHOP. tho enchanting MISS MARY DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION —PRE- G Stebbins, Eq. Truetess, W. P. Ch Thos 3'Hamblin, John MeKeon, J. FG. Wemy sc; Secretary, W. Benefit will take prday # Presi Amongst the great © x te eg 8 The beautiful and celet New York's Nightix TAYLOR. MRS. E. E. HORN. HISS HIFTERT, (by hind perminien of T. 8. Hamblin, Maestro, M. BOCHSA, with his. wonderful Or- injred Basto Profundis, MR SRGUIN, istingriobed Baritone, MA STEPHEN LEACH. noe wha Bi ALK. BLY Ghd aR. Mrocelebraied Pianists, Mr. (ENILY LAM. Me. W. dy KING, end Mr. @ who Will @emonstrate the oa pacity ot tot piano. te bo / aad voning, Deo 2Met, b Direoters, will bi ahiLef performance etavracing ax equal array of talent to that whioh, om two former beneiits, such universal sat- ‘Full particulars will bo given in fuvure advor= TLGRIN'S | PROGRESS on etre ross. Doors, open peven—commence usrter to cight. Tickets 6) cout: children half price. Family tickets, admitting four per- toms $1. An afternoon, exhibition on Wednendaye and da The popular Bib Ir. The magnificent DovwuEri nts will dissourse mort el vs muy Bb. iamnison Voowtiat, will sleo appear, ar of “talented ag Paperless mere, Te popular Rae P. Christy, whos concerts, Cy thie ty fors enccossion ton of tour oD have been received yt ae ¥ asa teat onal ‘ea The Committee highest craer, to pers ih pt Broo, Oo Ge Bi srtserds, Lewis <9 to all parts of the houses, jeerte sie Btores an ar Be ARNUM'S A AMREICAN musEUM —F. T. BARNUM xoprieter and Wanag: Oreen wood, = ie one jor; John en a ng the pabli Bas Warechek can ex ance, the enrire proceeds of which will be purpose of g stuit vo the only distribating fuel. Om charitable t Jot the Srab tina for the A of ibis ortablishan ‘The Fralish @ Teller Siectom 25 cont the otber curivsities a mi! lie feet big t, eontalairg over Who it signt tas of A@mirsion— Boxe» ox Jay evenin ime " ae favorito cqers, in two pets, ef LA SONWAMBULA--Aminee Bignorn A. Rerbwoer: Blinn, ring Porrini; Riviny, Ni Heorts, Signer Novelii, ‘The third ast of Verde BRN ANI viea, Figeora eTrat Rene- {nform the citizens of chi ball. ersotod on vie old T ¥. minstrels gave Novernber 4b Inge, Hartly iuminated Krew ners of Ew Swart 3 R. Monjamin, eet; $. Uoen, a WITH RATER, NO. 97 BOWRRY. roptietors— Me Jomee Nizen ee fe soha do: pill be prevented s mort s site mh » Se.; boxes, 20; pit, od ~peet 6. Perforw: WILL BR OPENED At Ta “No 107% Brone nF fn Thareds « North Ame dian Gallery, of portenits, life eize, of the pr ty different era rovi r vet and euch as oan in New York, sonsi ute or » the publia, ive + PML. om Welpestay TK e'eloek, Single tiel . cha be procured at the prine Who go throagh « variety of fa Re ly Fe * revtagmaneaat ery af singe Sease, W734 ebats ARN UNS | Museum PHILADELPUIA.—P. T. fioary Sandford, favorit the pre Inge apihe th ory wim i 9 Tote we. LL AND KING, night of the De by agama =" x 4 sce weber eat eo 10 yea, 125; orn a Sere OCTAVE, ROSE= ‘Woaty. fourth street, AN hint Bate “or 10, af rine ENGINE 00, ci reed ty mastic * ihe'peineipa hotels, of une, No 65 Fifth any of ihe committee of array « ov. Bath, 18D one R. Consranrine, ee BREN AN, OF teman. ‘Thimble marked En Qs og to chart theref Or shee roy erty ® wot ew hort @e. yen, 130 Drona way. ‘Geo. Re! 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