The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1851, Page 4

“ow YORE. HERALD. ‘Testimony of a New York Editor. | Our readers willfind in our columns to-day, minutes of evidence taken before # Parliamentary Commision recently, in reference to newspapers in the United States, andthe stampand advertisement THE DAILY HERALD, 2 cents per copy—8? per | duties in England. The Commission was in session for come time, and was appointed during the last WEEKLY HERALD, Fre RY dar aaa edie | session of the British Parliament. Oar object in sagt nen publishing what our readers will find in the New seportant news, deny any quarter canteen —Yorx Herat of this morning, is to place before Cee ol eoreee lt aS them the testimony of our amiable abolition and ones anv Pas iy mail Jor ‘FO Us. favorite cotemporary, Horace Greeley, of the New York Tribune, on the subject of the investigation. | What will be most almired in Mr. Greeley’s testi- mony is the perfect non chalance with which he lays down the law in reference to postage on newspa- pers in the United States, the free and easy man- | ner in which he speaks of the American press gen- Vedume XVE........- eeeeessee cress oe MOeB58e | oratiy, and the sang froid with which he expresses MUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. his opinion concerning the New Yorx Heravp. The public will no doubt express their astonishment how such a humble man as Mr. Greeley assumes to be, could have had the fortuna, good or bad, to be so conspicuous in England as he was during his brief sojourn there. In New York he dresses very sbabbily; here, however, he is the poor man’s friend. But that character would not do in Eng- land. In Eurepe, he puts on a fashionable suit of clothes, wears kid gloves, and the shabby editor is found addressing anti-slavery societies, acting as amember of jurors at the World’s Fair, a ready witness before a Parliamentary committee, &c., &c. According to his evidence before the Parliamentary FBLLO s MINSTRELS, Follows Musioal Hall, We. 4 Commission, he certainly prepared his answers to the interrogatories addressed to him, before hand, AMERICAN MUSEUM—Axvsine Penvonuarces 4% and rattled them out with a vollubility that he is ‘wawoon awp Bvewine. incapable of under different circumstances. ASTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE—Sorners Macrcume. | But let us refer to his testimony. LETTE. Subscrip! wih to be posed, or the yo “oill be leducted from the money remitte NOTICE taken of Ee hase rected. ngny mous communications renewed every morning. 1G executed with weatness, cheapness. ch. cash in advance. SOWEBRY TRE, Bowery—Dancinc BarneR—For- wer oF BoxDY—OURANG OUTANG, BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway —- Sreaxcen— PLaronic ATTACHMENTS. 1BLO'S GARDEN, Broadway—Curp or THe Reor- r—Inisn Recruit. AURTON’S THEATRE, Chambers street—Narune's No- eaeMAN—PER FECTION NATIONAL THEATRE, Chi Dems Max atham street— ow Mavcnsstea—CATMERINE ANG PaTRucHIO—FOREST ow Boxy. B&@UGHAM'S LYCEUM, Brosdway—Guy ManNenine— — ANTTHING FOR A CHamGe, CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS, Mochanis’ Hall, 72 Broadway | Grucopran MinsTRELay. } SOWBRY CIRCUS—Bauestnian Pruvonmances The editor of the Tribune makes some serious xT 2 = errors in his answer respecting newspaper postage Pt a: tate Meech eel _ in the United States, as our readers will perceive ey by reading it; he that the carriers of daily DOUBLE SHEET. | Semaaee id New York. Dave’ paiscally the ‘Weight of the Herald in Wrappers. right to receive such journals for the ward, and to Weexiy He hh .1% os distribute them in that ward. It is needless to say Pa ng Sel 1% os, | that no such right of property exists. The carriers dowoie Buset Henacv. 1 os | of the New York papers can be dismissed at any | time by the proprietors of the journals which they ‘This Morning’s News. | distribute, with or without cause. To admit such We publish, in another column, some very in- | a right, would be to place the proprictors, to a cer- teresting intelligence from South America, and ‘ain extent, at the merey of the carriers, and to - . taht " give them a permanent and tangible interest in the from Kingston, Jamaica, which is worthy ofattentive papers they serve. ‘This is entirely inadmissible, perusal. We commend it to the attention of our nqisnotto bethoughtof. The matter has recent- commercial readers especially. ly been so decided in our courts of law. But these It appears thatthe robbers and highwaymen who re not the points to which we particularly desire to infest the [sthmus of Panama, attacked the specie refer, and, therefore, we shall pass on to one or twe : si questions and answers to which we wish to direct train, which was destined for the United States, a public attention. Mr. Greeley was asked, “Is few days before the sailing of the steamship Ohio, scurrility or personality common to the publica- and succeeded in plundering it to the amount of two _ tions in the United States?” To this our Fourierite bundred thoutand do@ars. It is much to be re- -224 abolition cotemporary replied: “It is not 7 common ; it is much less frequent than it was, but greited: thak'this gang ‘ef deaperadoes cannot be | it is not absolutely unknown.” Again: “Are there broken up. | papers published in New York or in other parts, The telegraph furnishes us with the names of which may be said to be of an obscene or immoral several Grms which are reported to have failed in ca ” apr obi oye copter ett very paper—those who do not like at Boston, but we cannot vouch for the Accuracy of ia nét:the sehinjest.” Agaias “Ear tw (Tar the statement. Notwithstanding these rumored Nw Yorx Herato’s) ciroulation increased during failures, there appears to have beeu .ess stringency the last few years’ or otherwise?” Answer: “ in monetary affairs in that city yesterday; loans | think it has rather increased, not diminished. ‘“ is « were effected at easier rates, and stocks generally | Mont esa - influential paper in America?” “I | x —e sausiee Now we desire to show that Mr. Greeley did not The crops in Georgia, Mississippi, and elsewhere | speak what he knew to be the truth in these parti- im the South, are said to have been somewhat | | culars. He knows that scurrility and personality, damaged by early frosts. The cotton market at 7 the worst seems i: ania Pi e Dewspaper press 3 am well aware yw Orleans is reported to be extremely dull, and his own journal is tome teeth. “Pee past these frosts may have the effect of enlivening the he has had the character of being the most vulgar trade. | and scurrilous editor of & public journal in the A special venire has been issued by the United | | United States. It was only a short time since that, in addressing William C. Bryant, the American States Cireuit Court in Pennsy!vania, for the draw- pest, whe fe nowt? in England as ho is in ing of one hundred and eight jurors, to try the | the United States, and who, whatever may be his thirty-cight pereons who are now confined at Phila- | | demerits, has always ranked in society as a gentle- deiphia, on indictments fer treason against the | man, he eapithe following polite leageage:— “ You lie, villain, wilfully, knowingly, government. trials een fe . . é Lf Lath -_* ew | Well may Mr. Greeley say that scurrility is not ¢ 24th of No 5 absolutely unknown in the newspaper press of this By advices from Havana to the Ist instant, we country ; but if he had added to his answer, “for learn that Captain Ellis, one of the invaders, has it appears in great quantities in my own paper, been pardoned by the Captain General. Some | and from my own pen,” he would have been exact- forty more of the prisoners had been shipped to ly right. But this occurred some time ago, and it might be supposed that Mr. Greeley had learnod Spain, and several still remained in the hospital, | better manners sinse. Let us sec how this stands. whose situation is said to be most deplorable. | Within the last few days he used the following Colonel Bigler and Governor Johnston, the op- | choice language towards one of his contempora- ri Poring candidates for the chief magistracy of |, as you are addicted to falschood on very alight Pennsylvania, are exerting their utmost endea- eee but this is so ang yy bareless, abomin ‘ a lie that we cannot fer it to unre proved. vors (o establish themeelves in the good opinion of Remember that we brand it on your P sme B ‘as a dase, the voters. The election is to take place next wih knowing to ey poe gene eS wi Tuesday, and will probably decide the manner in | ary ae We ee it i Pe net personality and scurrility which the Keystone State will oust her vote forthe |. 14 abominable description, we should like to Presidency. | know what elre it is. And yet this is the gentle- ‘There has been a most disgraceful row in the man who openly avers “ We call the New York court room, at Tuscaloosa, Ala., in which one man | Hsra.p @ very bad paper.” Here we see a person, as killed and 1 dod. Is te ot that | 20torious for personality and sourrility, in his cha- pei atone cease ie iE | racter as editor—a propagandist of infidelity in its there bloody scenes should occur in 0 many Of | worst forms among the youth of the land—a person the halle of justice throughout the country. Judges, who, as editor, has exerted his utmost to bring the fm some places, now-a-days, appear to be called | Christian religion into disrepute for years past, upon to set as spectators in sanguinary disputes, | Who has been engaged with all bis energy in sap- tastendt dt indtitiens betineen righh end ore ping the foundations of all true religion, and of i-inr noi Rabel etic eng society, and substituting the vague theories of mad- During the last week there were three hundred | men in their stead, deliberately saying that the aud forty deaths in this city, which is a decline of New Yorn Henavn is a bad, that is, an immoral eleven on the number reported for the previous vrare rs A * absolutely unknown in American jou naliem! plage we Ag peetie Peon $a e perfectly agree with Mr. Greeley, that seur- from all infectious diseases, and a still further de — +ji+y and personality are not absolutely unknown in ercase in the mortality of the present week may be | the newspapers of the United States. Butinorderto anticipated. show the public, and the parliamentary comuission The Common Council met last evening, for the | who interrogated him in England, what the gontle- ad N f man’s character for truth and veracity is in the first time, for the October session. Nothing of | pj pit.4 ‘ates, where he is better known than he is much interest transpired. The body received and | in England, we thall give a few remarks, which were aecepted an invitation from Mr. Wardwell, on the | addressed to him when he figured in the House of part of Miss Hayes, to attend ber consert this | Representatives in Washington, in whieh body he — | very soon fonnd the level which all demagogues been oe ‘ | reach, when placed among their superiors : The Court of Sessions was yesterday organized “ Extracts from the Congreeional ¢ ope) ( — Recor 1 tT , of Tilinols 7 7 for the October term—Recorder Tallmadge pre | ,.0, that wie that ardele wae janet, the india i by Lek ° b ote it. (Horace wee was cithe -— a sarge Conchita end | Sonty enienit of Gahan elvis ft treated, or wile Dooley, a side judges. Tho grand jury is not yet fully corrnptly lied. from beginning wane +4 formed. There were no trials yosterday caraat Wich and (aneeing too tpemaen, an ie f the Tvitwne throp.) yourreif among the number. for you are charged A Goon Sien.—The paroxyem: the petty lureeny of $14 60, or the writer of that i » G J nic iele (Mr. Greeley) had basely. falsely, knowingly, wil- over the proceedings of the Vas arden Union | fuity undertaken to cast « slander upou thie een Safety Committee, if they wore not so ¢xecedingly | Mr & an. 0 )—=The atticle was falee in every ridiculous, would be positively shocking. That | Ferticul here were more than a hundred false state- a it, as he held bisnseif rea ty to prove om the floor _ Mr Teoven, (Jan, 11) interruption Mr. Gresley — * * Therefore I say, his publietion is false, wil- ¥ and I repeat it resolution of the committee canses our higher law neighbor to rip and tear, and thrash his a around about him, at anawfal rate. But it is good sign. It locks as though the shot had taken ; 2. Oey pee! 1 aon use wo soc 4 | anguage not used by gentiemen in my section eficct. We hope the committee will proveuto | the‘cuniry. To which be sight. with propriety, have added, although Traps Myself sometimes im the Tribune, “you lie, villain, you Again, the ‘ands « of the Triiwne knew that the circulation of the Henan was greater than he re- presented it, by over six thourand, at the time he gave in hisevidence. Ile puts down the circulation of his own journal at 19,000, and the Herarn’s at Tue Recerrion oy Kossern —What are tho | 26,000, when he knew, if he knew anything at ail Kommittee of the Common Council doing for the | about the matter, that there is @ far greater dispro- reo: ption of this distingui#hed man! Three gon portion between the two journals. But this is in theme 0, delegates of the German Glee Clabes, num- | keeping with the rest of this humble gentleman's bering six bundred members, ca led last evening | peculiarities, who, for demagognical purposes, iden- upon Aly'erman Miller, chairman of the committee, to wake some afrangemente for tho resp The Alderm.™ kept them waiting from their eubseriptions to the resolution. It is highly important that the city of New York, at least, should be purged of nullifieation. We are satie | fied that the thing can be done, if Mr. Col ector Maxwell, and Mr. Charles O’Conor, and the Union | Safety Committee, only stick to their cotton bags. doy We oc + th even til od t rubje ardon us, we hope, for ld say more on ti Our readers will be. o’clock—or till patience ee half porte enough be a virtue. Ie m7thing to be done for \ossuth ¢ » much of our valuable space, and their Tnx Powsge Suet oRs—ER- Judge Waterbury, | ‘*isble time, with thle philorepbet late We Marini Cony, if rot a candidate for! Ne . he Humboldt ia over office of Police Ipsticn,. Balt maare has been 09% | gue ibe isin ker thigteenth day. The Asia will Sounded with that of another pandidate. be due to morrow journal, and that scurrility and personality is not | j tifles himself with every new-fangled idea ot the | Barrisn Income Tax ComMrtTER—EXxAmMINaTion OF AMERICAN WiTNESSES.—A committee of the British Parliamemt having been appointed to in- quire into the expediency of the amendment of the | laws of the realm relating to the income tax, they | have been executing their duty in a very deliberate | \° style. They have called before thea numerous | citizens from other countries, to state to them the local system of tax impositions and tax collections | by their government, respectively. Three distin- guished citizens of our own country—Mon. Dudley | Selden, of this P. B. Johnson, of Albany; and Ashbel Smith, of Texas—have been particularly | examined. Their testimony, as it may be called, | as given im the English journals, would cover several broadsides of the HenaLp. They were ques | tioned, to the smallest minutiw, of the domestic | powers and policy of the States of New York and | Texas, in respect to taxation and the collection of | taxes, including a particular investigation by the | committee into all description’ of property taxed, | how taxed, how collected, and from what classes, | and how much, and at what expense, with the | minuteness of the most thorough inquiry. The in- | formation thus collected, relative to the local policy | and practice of the governments of New York and Texas, upon everything relating to taxes, is com- | plete, and has, doubtless, been of immense value | to the committee, and to Parliament. Our own Congress might save to the country @ large amount of money, and secure to themselves much addi- tional light and assistance upon great national | | subjects of legislation, by adopting more exten- | sively thie system of industrious committees of, enquiry, which has rerulted so advantageously to the House of Commons. Our fellow-citzens who testified before the Income Tax Committee, have acquitted themselves handsomely. In fact, they were posted up on the whole subject of taxes, and their ionumerable details, to an extent that is | almost surprising. They were aided, however, by | the questions of the intelligent committee, which | followed the subject through all its ramifications. | o; It is only the extreme length of the reports in this matter, that precludes their republication in our | eolumns. We give, however, an extract from Mr. Selden’s explanations, as a sample of the whole. | It will be found in another part of this day’s | Heravp. | Tre CrystaL Parace.—The dup'icate of the American part of the Great Exhibition can now | be eeen at Castle Garden. | Musical. CATHERINE HAYES—HER CONCERT THIS EVENING. Catharine Hayes gives her seventh concert this eve- ning, at Tripler Hall, and from the variety and richness of the bill of fare, a rare musical feast may be expected, It will be observed that Miss Hayes sings another gem from the “Linda di Chamounix,” im which she was 50 | suc’ -sful en Saturday evening, She also sings ‘Home, swe. home;” and if we can form a proper idea of how | she is likely to sing that ballad from the manner in which she has sung other ballads since she made her ap- pearance among us, it will be a delightful treat. The Montgomery Guards will attend in their uniform. The Common Council and the heads of the depart- | ments of the municipal government will also attend, in pursuance of the invitation of Miss Hayes. Yesterday, Miss Hayes visited the Catholic Orphan In- stitution in Brooklyn, where she kissed the little chil- dren and sang, to their inexpressible delight, The that onee through Tara's halls The raul of music sheds JENNY LIND—ANOTHER MUSICAL TOUR. Jenny Lind, assisted by Salvi, Joseph Burke, Otto Gold smith, Belletti, (not Belletti, the barytone, who sang with Miss Lind before) will commence her second musi- cal touron the 15th of the present month at Buffalo, whence she will proceed to Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, thence to New York, Boston and Philadelphia. She will be bere about the 15th of Decem- ber, and will give her lact concert in New York. Bene- dict has gone to Naples, owing to the illness of his wife, and Giovanni Belletti is under an engagement to Lum- ley, to sing in Paris snd London, from November to June, beginning at Paris and ending in Londen. From this it may be inferred that Jenny Lind will not appear im opem, as has been stated. She has in fact made up her mind, finally, never to eppoar in opera again, and she will probably adhere to her resolution. City Politics. The Democratic Convention of the Second Assembly District, comprising the Third and Sixth wards, met at the Sixth Ward Hotel last evening, and unanimously nominated P. G. Moloney, assessor of the Third ward, a, | their candidate, to be supported by the party at the en- suing election. The nomination is said to be a very good one. ‘The democrats of the first Assembly district, last night unanimourly selected Mr. Wm. Miner, of the Second ward, as their candidate to represent the district in the 8 Legislature. In the Eleventh Arsembly District, David O'Keefe, Jr., was unanimously selected as the democratic can- didate for representative Movements of viduals. In cur paper several days ago we announced that Thos. Warburton, Esq. of the Liverpool Exchange and Reading Rooms, would depart from our sbores in the Pa | cific which sailed on the 27th ult. fay that the host of friends he hae made during his brief stay with us bave prevailed upon him to prolong his visit for s few days. He has. within a few days, in com) with some of cur eminent nautical men, visited our nu- merous ship yards and founderies, and we are pleased to say be has expressed his astonishment and profound sur. R ine at the numerous evidences he has seen of our abil- ity to cope with the world in steam-ship, clip per-ship, and ¢rpecially in yatch building. Mr. is at present on a rejourn to Niagara and Western New York, and will rail frcm here in the steamer Baltic, Capt. Comstock, on her vext trip, and will carry with him the warmest Wishes for his future happiness and prorperity. y Intelligen | ‘Tre Carironsians ix Searcy or Crotims —After the errivel of the = ee it was mest curious to see os kom Osbhoeuia, hurrying to the ra- pty in the city, to procure new clothes, who returned ia the Prome- They cut a most ery figure with their ti d clothes so worn and «oiled. and their beards 'n. many of them being without coats, and some | itheut a vest. Carrieges filled with them, were even @riving through the «treets, in all directions; but some stores seemed to hav mon poly. in consequence of runners, who were paid a percentage for bringing the | Californians to them, in preference to other establish- ments There stores must have received a considerable amount of the preck us stuff, in exe for their va. | rious articles of clothing, The Californians, when dreeeed in civiilred garments. presented a remarkable contrast to sage apie aprearence. Crowds followed the carriages. with eager curioity, many not knowing who the cecupante were. and the initer seemed to ey tLe ¢xeitement they created, particularly ae they their trupks or beits, what enabled them to ier at al passed comments cn their dress or uncouth ance, The wonderful dust soon clothed the naked, and | made the rough perfectly smooth. Covnsonovs Conpvct —Laet evening, as the Phila | @rlphia steamer was about 10 leave the wharf. in this city ® poor emigrant female, who, with her three children, bad just latded from the Jacob Westerfeldt, and was on ber “way from Ireland to her husband in Philadelphia, when on the point of stepping on board, lot her footing. ard fell into the w be pler wae crowded wit oem would a young man of the First ward, leaped fre it. jumped into the water. dive: brenght her to the surface and th: held her until both were assisted owt. A me <eape rarely oscure, and « more gallant action record Coiling. reeevere veynge, doubtless to the joy Mretise ov tHe Tamons merevsly attended ng of thie bedy morping at the Sixth Ward Ilotei, for the put nto serious comeiderntion the subject of th of payment allowed by ¢ A resolution was upanimou-|y * was Mary to proseoute her her children and husband. Prot ome city te sek for fair remuneration for the tee wwe organized to settle etandard prices to beembodied | ins bill to ke forthwith tendered osty of New York, Fines. —Yesterday morning. abont 4 0° dieecversd in the Nquor atere cecupied Aghom, No. 2 Mulberry street, but by th of the firemen and police of the Aixsh ward, the flames | were extinguished before much denage wae sustained. The premises are ineored At Ho'elock yesterday morning «cme Df cellar occupied by Wilinr fre from ¢ nes Were Fubdued before to the employers of the lock.» fire was a . traw whi) sh wae Harris % unday evening.» fire was dite. bouse rear of J18 Delancey young men y, ont , of Eleventh d the thee f iqvor. which wae furnished After drinking Safection, they were ab pitting for what they bad drank, eben » Mt be | Lewis; 2d do., John H. Parker; Actii } ol id We are pleased to | S8syny Miustany.—The following esterday, and on stheis retura,"possed the’ Heaato “the Jackson Volunteers (Engine Company No. 11, of ), accompanied by Graz ger’s Brass Band nt Guards, Captain Clayton, of Brooklyn, by Capen se Donovan (Engine €om- Shelton’s Band. uards, Oaptain Seinsoth, by the City Brass the Wi peng Ne es 8 by, Union rene (Hook ad ere Company No. 5), in J. Tilloston. by the Union Brass Band. orfolk Light cae f Captain Geo. Young, by the Ex- a, Band. llen Guards, Captain Lester, by Aidkin’s Washington ee land Blues, Captain E. Dunplay, by Dod- worth’s Cornet Band. The Tivker Guards, Ln ype Caldwell, (a company form- ed exclusively of colored citizens,) yes proceeded one hl ood page A to Rahway iy the Tallroad cars from Jersey Oity. They were accompanied by Hart’s B This company was well equipped and pre- sented a very showy appearance. They al return to bee ee soldierlike, and e fore al marched with sania ye precision ; unmistaken signs of having been well Promanty 4 sstinier noite —A man named Michael Kelly, residing at 141 Leroy street, corner of Washi strect, was found by pelice officer Clarke, of the Ninth district, about balf’ past 3 o'clock on Monday morning, lying uy aay the sidewalk with his skull severely frao- and evidently having received severed internal . It appears that whilein a state of intoxication, third window of his resi- dence. He was immediately attended by « physician, who states that he will not survive the ies he has received. Kelly has a wife and five childre asbemeve Acorns =A snllor nansed John Allen, gonterd y afternoon, while engaged in di ing the cargo ‘burt accidentally lost balance and hatchway of the ship, a distance of neauly or he feet, lacerating nf face and bruising other portions is ha! in frightful manner, from the injuries of is feared he cannot long survive. Hc was taken paar Gey Hospital. Le Mom, while in toe act of cressing Droultray eppedts fon, while in the act of c way opposite the Astor House about 8 o’clock last evenings was run against, knoeked down and run over by an. an ematbus. one wheel of which passed over his breast, fracturing four of his ribs. Before the poor man could Bin, hhisaself, an other stage passed over one of his arms, which was broken. He was taken to the New York Hospital and placed under the care of Dr. Allen, the house surgeon attached to that institution. Svuppen Deatu.—Arthur MeBride, s native of Ireland, aged 65 years, died suddenly at his residence, 144 Orange street, about 3 0’clock on Sunday afternoon, The Coro- ner was sent for to hold an ingue Naval Intelligence. The U.&.ship Dale, W. H. Pearson, commander, ar- rived at Simon’s Bay, C.G. H., on the 4th of July, and sailed in for the Comoro Islands; ‘all well. List of officers attached to the U. 8. Ship Dale, at Si- mon’s Bay. Cape of Good lope, July 17th, 1861 Commander, Wiliam Pearson; 14 Lieut, Moutgomery Fairfax; Purser, Josiah Tatoall; Acting Surgeon, J. Wint Taylor; Assistant de., Gerard Alexander; Acti jaster, ha ware ‘Passed Midshipman, T. W. Broadhesd; Midshipman, J:H1. Gillis; do., Trevi ler , Willism Fines! Jr. Boats. ; Gunner, Rows ¢ Sirian; Sailmaker, Jobn A. Birdsall; Carpenter, T. C. Ferrall Malls for Europe and the Pacific. THE NEW YORK HERALD FOR EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA. ‘The mails of the steamship Prometheus, for Central America, Califernis, and all other parts of the Pacific will close at two o'clock this afternoon. The mails of the steamship Africa, for all parts of Eu- rope and Asia, will close at half-past ten o'clock to-mor- row morning. ‘The mails of the steamer Merlin, for Bermuda and Bt. Thomas, will close at the same hour. ‘The New Yorx Weexty Henarv will be published this and to-morrow morning, at half past nine o'clock: in time for these mails. Bingle copies, in wrappers, sixpence. Court Calendar for This '* Scrreme Court -Generat Team.—Nos. 1 to 15. Cractrt.—Adjourned to Thi PR Piras.—Part 1—Nos. 677, 670, 681, 683, 685, Cet: obo, oa, a, oe, 8, , 100, 702, 704, 706, ‘78, son Covat.—(For two Si "fi 80, a $2 41, Ge, cf, of 08, o& obo, er ba 35, 665, 66, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 A portion in Brooklyn, is to be sold at the Exchange, to-day, Braehipa bese with w (Foming ae "hans iy: mi hie Se rots wees inate Ladies’ Costumes.—The 5 ponent autumn feems to be more lly rife with elegant and lux- Srtlcios fog the ndorsmacg of the fas Sen, Fram taly, and German: puutlees ved ty the great Worl her im perfecting cf the moet chaste aad te over iseted from the liom. Our atte called tos magnificent wet «i by giving this es oe on the follow- hing, at Usion Hall Wars se, corner of Fulton cai Works, N. J rth Amboy, N, J. Notice to the Public: Wisira will, +} taken r+) olerale and Retail Notice to the P biie.—Bilis on the fol- lowts en Banks By be taken “5 in it, Biss for Clothing, at Union Hall Wholesal othing Ware) ft rules i York, k of s the y Clothing, i efor ‘i seve, fe bracing a! ete improvements . L. ROG! ishing establishment, No. 44! ho, foung the best srsurpaens est possible deviation from that coin ny Sear enrwen oY t re with 0 $3 or $80 rite $20. 196 Nacseu street, corner Cont uous from Its Position..Green’s No. 1 Astor Mouse, is still atom. and the there. me of competiticn. porite the Astor ‘The Last of the W! Fall Style of | re hin, Hoster Glover and Greonwich, torpor of ‘Thomas Metaug shirt mapumctarse, 3 3 i "t at Reduced Pric 579 Broséway, corner of White street, fa, to 19. per ne for Sa. to & Tae, ® er yard) Oll Clothe, heavy al! wo fery “And ati ether goods found in varpes ever raed n Delaines and which # etme t of Bw bad Muslin Cartaies, Be , hunt Piya greatest Exciteme: tables, ae to tree! by Bie logan ote of French Cry ing hi a satthes Frei 80, rete iy Be "Patent Fire yt . rohit al excuse for your having broken. by dila) GORMAN" o helae shont hime ctowdo Ships, steamboate, and hotels fitte T- ish to AGE ot'Palvon ottsek. ee et.—Ladles, there ated oroe store, 120 C china and other ware Bables.—J Hart, 419 Broad- TF cen’ wee an it ‘* ral senile b Reonase my wit penal Office 4 Warren street. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair to give satisfaction, or no pay take p cures tan, freckles, eruptior tile uproots an Rougs wien! hs Washipg' A, Bale, Gloss, ‘bai, whol ‘Wigs and ‘Toupees mene in at No. 4 Wall street, where can bo found the | selection of Wii manufactured on tho prem: py ye on and offer great o from any part = ie South Third a treet, Boston, ‘eoale ei and Foalps, ant Tor e 19 warranted Py a's Medicated ‘whiskers, can be pro- —I a oamear ants Batchelor's genuine Liqui oth ectory, al office mt Ory, 1, OF 8p) Beware of Batchelor’s celebrated dacoments to pul ‘Wigs and Toupees.— ihe —' fair. They can be Bair Dye Factory, 197 Broadway, wit O00 Wh; tet dest materials, pat warranted ‘iso, Braids of lon; sively for wigs and ay tyeing. .nRichara Re vent ombine all the latest pot be absiak, of 9 Copy thi ‘e would call the at f persons requiring Wigs, to @ recent heppersneged arded a silver m fo first premium av. Phaton’s Wig and ‘corner of Dey street, igs and Toupees, at Medburst & celebrated Wig Factory, 27 Maiten lane, mt je of EE ee ke Medhurse, Paster be meet angi ts, Combs, poe iy Be. No. “It is not for a day, but for all prey nine4 ke As useful as Croton water: it is mistion of doing good; it hi Hatenae in its niche of uvefa ine lar as ui ‘stood the test ie time. 74 rmanent asa statre of bronze. | For, pulimon plaints, Mrs, sJervis’s Cold Gandy has bad’ no rival. ‘Sold by Mrs. W. Jervis, 300 Broadway. “Familiar in their mouths as Household the want of it Ide, 8 ii te vemenbe cough le, &e., W Senfs to the spice of their lives. 365 Broadway. for mrository to the convumptie Broadway, and by druggists e hair, after having be: joes not rei remedy. Rave dtawn ndreds of Don't fail t ge forfeit, which will be paid ifall the pretended ut together can show as much cvidenc twenty-aix They srea luxury which hildren fret for it—mothers sigh for it, die f in time Dr. Kell Again.—In anothe per. will befound uch anton ding bald for t ir has been shown by any other solely upon fanciful, dle as indeniable proof 8" sate irs. W. Jervis, Croton water, and we Cold Candy, that universally coughs, colds, hoarseness, nd the various rsa and jane complaints pre- old rally. by Mrs. W. Jervis, 306 of te qenew. “Tew ‘will person remedy of Bla traly wonderful nalities that ymilies in ever; ‘ne tr fest jo read the proof, head reme- ing raceat e ing the tin. ‘and siege ae enjoyed by all For Money Market and Amusements see Seventh Page. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, post OFFICE KOTICK. germs Cinal treet) vhs ares ry ay, four doors morning as 10 JAuES 0 HaRRIOTT. OST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF tour teers = Maile for Rarope, per steamer Africa. S010 o'clock, A. I erpool, Londo Hes, F France, ” ema, and otf a ARON SWARTS. Oe Son ARAARARARSARARARAALS ON TEIPAY,, OCT. 3, way nOQLORED GIRL, AGED as, left her 5 ‘pers: the thanks of he ‘WM. D eae 20 Chapel st., Brooklyn. teeth ope i of the New ¥. Poy Avociation, ‘will i ‘on Masonic Hall, No. 274 Grand st: Te o'clock. A number of shares trance fee will be increased after this meeting. Subscri pod dves can be paid at the oles of Bere: greta Linante, Socenteny., ‘ti M., for thi mente for their rreond neers will please LUMBERS' Sea "| 5 notified to att vie vepy ore end a N. SHURRAGER Ww. is menthly m4 al Target Excursic CuRisTOP HER KING, Secretary. MANNSELL B. FIELD: oe Seo, XCELSIOR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASso- meeting of this , October 7th. at th atroet, at near Fors; will then be sold. of the Association, No. I T. HAWES, President i NTION THE MEMBERS OF at Am on Weal rpose of mak UAKD.—THE MEMPERS OF THIS COM- POLITICAL. T A MEETING o “BE FIRST he house Sige Lee i Sam cece inthe State Ae SSEMBLY CONVENTION ~ sn0on® DISTRICT. ® Convention of the Delegates from the Third ‘e ands Sixth wards. dave fo the direct mit ou Pays of the Third Peart, was Manning, of h ward Resolved } bereby Ke {OF toe of Second BI erie Digweiet ip the cit) . By erder L LIAM Mo! Sorin Mastin, Recnetary npasarane ra Waed-SLAvanTe ASSEMBLY DIs~ Er meeting of the Ai oi Stout of A le venth » Arcombly no ee qed PL Au Tan Davia of} mtaated a0 ther sesditne ie Oy district i) . . Fepublican electors of te WV TTHINGTON, Chairman: Franors A. CLARny, Secretary, D®Meceatic REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEN’! 3 GENE- ral Cow mittee —a regular meeting of this committeay yee’ pince at ‘Tammany } Mall, oe Joun AxveRson, Mi HOH Worance Pou ENTA WaRD UwION | DEMOCRATIC A Asso-. their ore the 8th mittee. ne ng tten ¥. Warxins, Secretary. WENTIETH WAKD—DEMOCRATIO MASS MEE! ing.—The Independent Democratic Electors of the this evening, at half- aad fo croele os halle } Secretaries, is requested. DaViD KISSNER, President. Twentieth d. are requested to assem! lass Meeting, 8 at 73g Kk. at tthe corser Ninth ave 3 ba Finny 4 She permanent sucecaso{ the ¢omocra requested toattend: Several well known apeakere wi t and address the meeting MANY D: MOCRATIC 1 LECTORS, UNIVE RSIT VLE CTURES. Wee AAA NIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPA ment. —Professors of the Governing Faculty—Granvil Sharpe Pattison, M- D., Professor of General, Deseriptives gpd Sursical ai PB D’, Professor of nteris, Medion By Professor of the Practice and Operations of Surgery; Meredith . D., Professor of tne Institutes and Practice oi? Professors Not of the Governing Faculty— Charlee a A. Lee, M. D.y Professor of M:di risprudence; B read: ‘M. D., Protessor of Hi and Toxicology; ‘Thomas Mi. D., Predessor of Fa id a Demonstrator o Chest; William Darling, M ; Prosector to the Professor of Bur- George A. Peters, M oir Lectures for: ee Sopertenly rg changes they f'medical instruction: t the ‘ime has Ley ee tay yd facilities thi by the ete ditional Parnes, The wintet osares: ducted bs cal Faculty, in announsl ait them elves ons Me lesion 861-52. the profess! mode in’ theirs Tuary; and when the examia cement will be held, and the degrees con: Fh 15. another course of Lectur: 1 begin, which ae ‘ures of the winter ich is thus to 0 ying, summer, and autumnal monthe, will be 6 Professors both of the governing Fo fresractios to beroommanicated La cupy th livered by Yerving coitien Surgicsl, cne Medical, and two © ta to be taught '~Anatomy, Materia Midwifery and the Diseases of Wor miintew and Physiology, Surgery. Fe Fre rispruleuce, Tox Pathelegleat d Mierseceplo. “Anatomy, Diseases ef the: Genito- agg t ore: Pi ‘Di ‘i¢ and who ‘versity bein; for graduation a8 stroction will be continued duri which all students of andidates extended eystem of in- the reet of vi and summer course, atriculation fee and” verwarie. decide te the University for the winter course ensuing. the me them will be credited oe on taking out their for the faculty to |. For any it vantages tl fiom to satempe to coetce ite eve course than La re votly ho} rae any addition medical studente. NOHN W. DRAPER, ee ‘of the Faculty. ‘OW OPEN—THE NAPOLEON GALLERY, AT TED Tome of the National Academ: ws imitanee, cents; cate. 2 Catalortee, aie T PAGUERREOTYPES IN THE FAIR, FROM Holmes’ Ll 28 Broadway. attract usiversal ad- miration for art erution, mechanical skill and taste, art, above the reach of rivalo framen, vis ie "Where a re the Hellotypest . ITHOGRAPHIC he tok bay Chea: Published ap. m Messrs Stilimau, Allan & C satistecterily, for ithe seeming tardiness with or Machines are tw etured. pplying « publ We the catlloct possible perio 1 General Manager of Phillipa” Fire ‘Dear Sir oa! to me y whieh eto 8 it has ven ocexsionad by t of buving iron rolled expressly for the pu ‘ater =a of the be to Ue hed In this olty ‘or Phitadelph with which these elve the iron ordere ‘eparations for thelr man ‘shall soon be nble ts deliver them is large numbers. STILUMAN, ALLER te CO., Novel new Yor Et & CO., Novelty Works. a0 ——— Anes. ann 2 GREEN HALLE ck DORs No? WRITE MR. ley'a advertisemencs, notwithstanding he ia Mr> meeting, at 012 Broadway, | GUARDS. — A ETING ill be held Oct. 7, at 7 bts at By order, H. McKINNY, Captain. $100 © REWARD — Wail. Bark, and $7 In above reward, by ri Frosdway, eball receive the above REWARD.—A BUNDL cells: one pape he Broi ing oF pegotiating @ not . dated ths, payable to his or tof it > eee er. gold chain, was er: ward att ari etreet, _ LACE pe. The find reoorr ined ti ae it on Whoever will return the tan street, will recrive $10 reward O8T—TEN DOLLARS REWARD —A SMALI. hiowed Gold Watch, with white enen CAPR—LEFT, bens tem o'cloeh, in Thomeedn's ine eream saloon, & N THE HOURS OF day evenieg, ‘ing Bank Bilis to the three Dollarg and Fifty earn tne reward and a EB OF LAW AND MIs. be: belonging to the subs July 12th, 1861, recently oLD ad of he store of Rdward Cora: LAST EVENING, er, Who Was soon to pick ib is requested to leave it at eo wultably rewarded RTARMSRIP MOLTORS. OTICR -THR CO PARTNERSHIP ylERETOPORE funder the name and sty 1 & Gilmor, in thie doy diocotved by tevual consort. (m ) on 1 HARLASF. OR. Brotemier 270 18 CHARLAS F, GILMOR. ‘The businete will be cartied on at the old stand, 982 Fat tert, opposite Washington market, by G. it Merri"l, All Rives of ocnntry prod ener p for i te duet hitn New Yore, & ARTNER WANTED-IN A merarding frm St 6. HM F TA LATE Fiaw OF y the w ged. eid fem sitto ROBERT PERRIN. CENTERS aNd PLEA to Addre he offive of LOST, BETWEEN yee HOURS | CAT OFF choi t L awe hy ther Mr Halleck would bee yval t Bent abilities M Re swish aid bia pee-eal= Mossachacotts bay oysters. R. FOBBS 18 INVITED To PICK OUT AN. Dlichmont rupericr in etyle and magn Mr. He bbe is fort to piek o choles Osetort as Shel- y invited to pick out sey tn approach fue Molliges DEPARTMENT, ONE DOOR toh, in Anthony saat Jase out of EW PCDLACATIONS, — JIREMEN'—LOOK OOT TOR THIS WEEK'S RE veille. with # full report of the Indignatir C ing of the New York in anal th ‘" ~. Pi Tre conta s copy. Cures: LOOK OUT FOR THIS WERA'S REVEILLE, with ite two great articles on Dry Goods’ Clorks, aad Shor ping ab Stewar Two conte ® copy. To be had oO FrIOe. of, pid | ME ance Co., 68 Wall « SANTILE ty Md AL INSURe Notice ie hereby ives Ap ot th New York, November neat, 8 cease from that dave B RROOKLYN FIRE hartereg in 1s24-—0M pave Fplue) invested im the most re pert, and thelr eareses, upon « other simiter institu! ton, wr NAST OFF CLOTNING AND ev / Ladies or rentiemen de re, 1G AND SUPBAPLUOUS ving thenhove ¥ sond My tending, th rengh po NSTYN 408 iy svarre, attended to by Mre. Levenstyns Se! ©?