The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1851, Page 7

Elections To-Day. ‘The general elections for Governor and Legislature take place to dey in Ohio and Pennsylvania. These elections are of consequence, inasmuch as they have pa important bearing upon the question of the Presidency. ‘The whig party in both these States have declared their preference for General Scott, and should the party be eucceseful in the Btate election, the preference for Gen. Scott will be confirmed by appre divisions faye eg OH is in the contes: for the su; In Obio, Somme vote is large. and the probability is thet its tion will defeat the whig party. The election for dele- pie i eens convention is now going on io The following daniTiah ot the candidates in Ohio:—~ Devoe. Treasurer. ‘Albert A. Bliss, In Penneyivatia, the following re the (Ae TICKETS. Governor... Willan *. Jobnston, willtom | ‘Bigs. : Cana! Comsn'r,. John Strokm, Seth Clover. ‘Native American.* voosss-Kimber Cleaver, David McDonald, SUPREME COURT, Democrat. Jeremiah 8. Blick, James Campbell, bers, Ellis Lewis, win M. Meredith, John B. Gibson, Willlam Jessup. Waiter H. Lowrie. * The native American party made no nominations for the Supreme Court. The eae hod delegates to : Sepa Os com- mence: jouth Carolina yesterday, and will close to- $r, ‘The following are the candi davon: — Dist. Co-operation. Secession. 1....+0+.T. N. Dawkins. Daniel Wallace, Samuel Rainey, T. 0. P. Vernon. 2.....+..dobn Lb, Ore, H, P. Young. J. H. Irving. R. F. Simpson. John 8. Presten, William A. Owens. James Chestnut, Jr. 6....44, William Aiken, William D. Porter. Tevseeeesdngus Patterson, |. Lawton. she. John 8. Palmer, R. Barnwell Rhett. J. @. W. Duncan. Theatrical and Bowrny Theatse.—The new heunde,” is presented for this evening’s amuse nent. ‘The cast is excellent, embracing nearly all the celebra- ted artists of the Bowery theatre. Mr Tilton appears as Hugh Lambert, Mr. Cony as Dick of the Ferry, and &. F. Taylor as George Rippon—the female characters by Mre, Grattan, Mrs. Jordan, and Miss Herring, The sce nery cf this piece ts magnificent, and the sagacity of Cony’s dogs is surprising. ‘Tne entertainments will con- clade with the thrilling and effective drama of the “Bix | De itl BE. Eddy as Julio Dormeliy, | e entertainments will conclude with the “Illus | trioue Strange! This programme of entertainment is ene that must have the effect cf filling every departmert | of the houre. | Nipo’s Ganpen.—The celebrated artist, Gabriel Ravel, who is the creates: favorite that has ever appeared at Niblo’s theatre, takes bis benefis this evening, when a bill of unprecedented attraction is offered for the amuse: ment of his friends and theatrical admirers. Ile appears in eight characters. The pieces selected are, first, the “Three Faeed Frenchman,” in which Gabriel assumes five characters, This will be followed by evolutioas on the tight rope. This will be suceceded by the Chinese Givertisement entitled “Kim-Ka,” and the entertain- mei willterminate with the grand spectacle of the ~Bedouia Arabs.”’ Beaton’s Turathe.—Where ean one enjoy such in trinsic pleasure as within the walls of this saag theatre? ‘The plecer selected are always light and highly ‘amusing; and the actors cannot be surpassed in any theatre not orly in the Union.nor even in Europe. The pieces for this evening are “Nature's Noblemau,” wich Burton, Dyctt. Blake, Dunn, Bland. Mary Taylor, Miss Weston, Miss Chapman and Mrs. Hughes, in the principal char- actert Thy entertainments will close with the new farce of-I Have Eaten my Friend,’ in which Barton, we pre- mise, will give the utmost amusement, rowan Trkatee —The bill cilered for thie eveniug, at this popular place of amusement, is one of great at- traction. The entertainments commence with the drama of the “Watch Dog,” the part of Pierre le Grosse by Mr. Blanchard, and Rolla, the wateh dog, by Mr. Vlauchard’s sagacious dog Hector. The combat scene in this piece will be well worth beholdiag. Miss Ludiam will appear ina medley darce; and the entertainments will conclude with the new grand romantic; musical Grama entitied “Mabel, or the Child of the Battle Field,” and the laughable farce of “The Fast Coach ” " Lyceum.—The entertainments will com- fce with an overture by the orchestra, after which the w local comedietta of * See Baw,” in which Brougham, Jordan Mrs, Skerritt. Mrs. Maeder. and Mrs. Brougham appear. This piece will be followed by the grand bal let diverticement entitled ‘ Le Jour de Carnival,” in which those fascinating artists, the Rousset Family, will display their splendid ebilities as dansevses of the first stamp tertainments will term'nate with the comedy of The Rough Diamond ** Bansom's Meseum —The new local drams of © Rosina Meadows.”’ was produced bere last evening to an over. flowing audience, in a style of unexampled beau:y and finith. Rosina, by Miss Mestayer, was a polished. art.ess and touching Performance The Harry Mendon of Me. larke, was truly admirable, In fact, the t a ce was ist and played {na mavner seldom witnessed. and ex- vted ‘after pealof vehement applaure. ~ Rosins dows ds fair to become the most popular moral Grama ofthe day. Itsobjectis to warn the young ant unrurpecting female of the true character of the arts tmplcyed by the lirentious for her ruin. This piece is repeated this evening. Cysity’s Misetarie announce @ fine selecti nd instrumental performances for this ev a crowded house. sTnecs offer excellent melodies and splen- al performances, for to-night. Swain will y and eccentric ws ever, Bowery Axriurtiratas —The equestrian exercices riven by Levi North are excellent, and shoal be seen by all thove who love the light aud amusing sports of the ring. The performers are all artists of the firs: stamp. Prorrsson Axpenson continurs to delight Lis audieuces at yt Place by his surprising eats H- presents « oot variety of his best tricks this evening As this is ively his last week, those who have not seen him th uld do to. Tre Governuent Troors at CHariesron AND ‘THE SecESsionisTS — Yesterday, we learn, nearl: one bundred recruits arrived in our harbor, to fill up the companies which now garrison the forts. We may consider Charleston as now tolorably safe, and t ccession of troops just before the election, ie a signal proof of the watchful and paternal care ot the federal goveromont. Mr. Fillmore’s admi- nistration seems really attached to South Garo ina, avd we should not wonder if the Prosident car ried his partiality so far af to order a dotach ment of troops to watch over the ballot box end guard the purity of the clective franchise It is rumored that the Treasury of the United States has already been opened for that res pectable , and the bayone:s of the army would add considerably to the dignity of the golden argument. It is, then, under the guns of the fede- ral fortresses, that the freemen of Charleston are to march to the polis on Monday and Tuesday rd determine whether this State is any lon- , or only one of the mean dependencies irresponsible despotism” and the “rulgar tyranny” at Washington Oa the ono side we have the Palmetto flag, our country, aod the cause which Coy and os self devotion have ennobled in all past ag the cause of freedom; the other, the momen’ ova preservation of the value of stocks and merchandivo, submission to admitted wreng in the past, an endless fature of aggression apd insult, and lutionary invendiarism, and the gaardianship of United States iors sei bere to remind us that we conquered and de graded people. Men of ston, which party do you eboosst—Charksston Mercury, Ot. VO —$—— MONEY MARKET. Mornay, Oct 13-6P M ‘The etock market opened quite buoyant this morning ‘The trancactions were extensive, and principally for ovsh At the first board, Erie Bonds, convertible. advanced |, per oont; New Jerrey Zine Co. Marte ; Norwich and ; Morris Canal Musical. drama of the “Blood- Werorster, 1; Sussex Miniog Company. 14; Leng Island, \;; Portemouth Company, ',; Reating Kailrcad, 34. The only railroad stock that did aot im prove, was Erie Railroad, and that took « downward ree. The books will open on Wednesday, when a large srount of steck will be delivered. ‘The probability ix that the «fleet ef so much stock coming upon the market will be unfavorable, The company intend publish ing ite annual report in a few days, Holders of the stock appear disposed to wait the appearance of the annual statement. [t is our impression that market value of the stock will depteciate m is lookieg up. Prices improved from the opening, and there ix a dieposition among speoula- tors to take hold of it. [t is by all ods the best purchase in the street and there isa margia for an im provement of at least twenty-five percent Norwich and Worerster Railroad has advanced several per cent lately: and is stilt moving upward. There has been a fair in oresee in the teoripte of the company this year. The Common Council of Brooklyn has removed its restric tions upen the Long [-!and Raiicond Company, and agaia permitted the use of stam inthe city This hat hada fevorable effect on the market price of the stosk. New Jersey Zire Company is steadily improving. Those who are buying ¢, know very well what they are doing, and they will not part with it except at prices much above these now current. There was altogether a better feetiog he market, and before the close of the week, there will be en important advance in prices, or we shall be very much mictaben ‘The receipte at the office of the Arsistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $70,649 31; payments, $7 Te0 £2, belance, $5 557,048 06. ‘The CMe ni reports of the Canadian banks, dated May get, 1851, present the annexed statement of their cowd Jon co tbat dey, iv the leadi artmoate:— B arxs ov Cavan May, 186 ital, Ci aoe Lt 244 Ee __ z Total. ...... BI1IT 140 $6,498,740 "$1,005,000 $28,307,120 We compare some items of the statements of 1850 and 1651:— Discounts, Increase. ee 012 16 2 “7978 ‘The banks of Canada, like the banks in all other parts of the world, have largely expanded during the past year, Bince 1850 the circulation has increased $1,254,012; discounts, $4,797,628; specie, $117,156. The increase of capital has been small. This exhibit does not present a very favorable state of things. We learn that since the reports were made the banks have been steadily contract- ing their operations, and the probability ie thet by this time their affairs are in a better position, The quantity of oertain articles exported from this port, during the week ending the 11th inst., distinguish- ing the gestination and extent of exports to each place ‘was as annexed :— Commence or THE Port or New York. euepence Exvorts. Biscuit, by 36 pkgs 2 ! Qtr Mant tobaccorlba., 2,128 : 697.475 Soap. Ibs... ‘400 Mra prey Tbs... 10,522 Cider, do: 30 Beef, tiercer....... 5. 88h 1 “4 1 300 1 Oak bark, pkgs 1 Reminole do. 26 Cal. bark, ceroons. 1 Pimento. 25 Phos. lime, hhds. 100 Med, roots, pkg: Tobacco, hhds... 79 Oars..... 50 Handspikes 500 Bps. turpentine gals. 1,400 Resewood, ep. oS 4,700 Divi Divi, @ mb 645 780 20 10 HvL N. stores, bbls.. 30 wRISTO! 2 Flour, bbls. ages. 4 . stores, 425 Refined sugar, lbs... 850 Btaver 5,000 Beef, bbls . Cheese, lbe......... 47,876 Ship bread, bbls... Whale oil, gal 1549 Candles . GLascow. Flour. bbls. Bags....- 3082 Gunpowder, bs 818 Percussion caps, bxs. 400 Silk, case, 24, 9 Sardiner, cad E Lamp oil, g Corn, buthels...... 15,021 Boots and shoes, prs. Brooms and pails, Leather, Ibs. 20 Cordage, Ibs Hardware, pkgs. 2 Clocks, cases. 2 Dry Escential oils, caus. Sp. candles, boxes.. fanfd. tobacco, Id. 83 Cheese, Ibs 20 Riee. casks. 415 Caadles, ths.. . 2,201 SARDINIA Lard, Ibs N. stores, bbls 442 Ham, Ibs, a Beef, do, ++ 150 Peas,’ bushels. 5) Cotton, bales. 20 Combs, &e., cases 56 2 Torpedoes, do... 6 20 Blacking, do... 6 70 Saddlery, do. at 2 Trunks, 10 » 300 1,133 Glass, pkgs 13 59 . 2.000 65 N_ stores. bbls. 350 Flour, bbls. 200 Tobacco bhd: 47 Butter. Ibs 4365 MADEIRA. Ship bread, bbls. 6 Lumber, ft. . 31,800 Perk, bbls 15 StAVER...sees eee + 08,000 Beer, bbls 70 Flour, bbls. . 200 Matting. bands... 2 BRITISH NO! anprican Gunpowder, lbs 1,920 cOLont Paint, kegs 300 Pork, bbis.. Beef, do. Flour, do. . ; Mid. tobuceo, 1be.. 11484 Hats, &c., packages. Furniture. pkgs... 102 8. turpentine, gals.. Coal, tons. eee 150 Glue, casks Tea, Ibe. 2.819 Varnish, bbis $000 Tacks, Boxes $0 Willow ware, pkgs. 70 Sundries, do . 3,918 Stationery, ¢ 1176 zee, boxe A fectionary, do. 80 Paper hangings, do. Butter, Ibs... “ Brandy, casks. . Oil clothing, cases. . FREACH WEST INDIES. Brandy, gallons... 5act Pickled fish, bbls... 50 Sugar, hhds,. 10 Beef. do... wee 301 PORTO RICO Potatoes, do . 2 Machivery, pkgs... 108 Onions, do 100 Tron kettles ......+ 2 Tongues, do 5 Picture frames, os. . 1 Tobsceo, bhds 2 Lumber, feet....... 28,100 Herrings, box: 10 Shingles, bundles. 88 Corn, bushel: 1.000 Hoops, do 18 8,000 1,000 20 Manfd tobacco, ibs. 1,065 Seeds, case. 1 Brocme, dozen. BRITISH RAST INDIFS. 6 Flour. bbls... 580 TL Naval <tores, do. 300 53 Domestics, pkgs. 794 + 61 S. turpentine, gals. 494 Gorn, bushels, a0 + 146 Chairs, + 990 Lumber, feet. 45 Tobacco, boxes 128 Soap, do 8,000 Butter, Ib 1,838 Hams.do. . Butter, Ibs.. Corm meal, bl Oil, whale, gals Th § Drid fruit, half bis, 2140 WRADIL. 2,540 Flour, bbls. 800 112 Na 400 161 Oars. ra 26 24 16 Domertice. do... 6 1LR 7 %3 Tacks, boxes. 50 © Hardware, do. . 19 Resential oils oy . turpentine, gals. 50 i tle oo be Sweet cil, basket. 25 Candies, di ITH GUIANA Ag. imple 13% Chairs, doz. oh) Tee, I 25 Silke, cases. 1.508 Clothing. rates. bs 6190 Ballets 250 Boots and shoes, © w 407 Biscuits, tes. . a ST.ACO Domestics. pkgs. 39 7 Rum, gallons wt £5 Whiekey. gallons o 70 Calf rkine, case 1 2 1 9 4 Cordage. ibs, 1,900 9 Hardware pkgs. 2 190 Flour, bie = Fegare. «1 Hope, baler. Whale oil, gale 129 Lumber, feet. rfumery case Ice, tome .... Droge, £9. phys OF Beef, ble... Burning fluid. bois, 4 Pork, bole: ha wd oil. bbls. 50, Loe Tale Betesbes eal 3 Refined sugar, Ibe. Shooke ... Lard, Ibs. . Dried fish owt. Fickied fish, bbls... 60 Cheese. ibe, Pork, de. Spiers. boxe Reef. do Rice, bbls... 7) Putter, | Ship bread, bole... 186 Potaic Nails, casks 109 Onions, rope Coals. tone 63 Ham, ibs... ) Dumping cars. 20 Apples. bole, 15 Prose... 1 Hemesties, p 2 Oats, bushels, a0 Cobbepes, ‘ 400 Cheese. Wh ° 2 Machinery, pent and PY) tke . 20 ‘The only item of importance in which there has been any activity, im the way of exports, is breadstufis; but the movements in breadstuffs have been limited. It will be seen that the exporte to Liverpool, during the week, have been quite small, We can hardly conceive it possi_ ble that a week could elapse without greater shipment, of merchandise to Liverpool than appears im the above statement. There have been further exports of phos- phate of lime to Londom. The quantity sent forward weekly, thus far, has been small; but we shall, before the lapse of many months, carry on a large trade in this article. The consumption in England alone is equal to at least fifty theusand tons per annum ; but we cannot sup- ply such a demand at once. Very little cotton has been "hipped from this port the past week ; but the exports from the South have, fortunately, been large, which is at this time particularly important, as so much depend, upon keeping up # good supply of sterling exchange. ‘The stock of cotton on hand in the Southern ports, at the late&t dates, was considerably larger than at the same time last year. This gives a wider margin for ship- ments, and from the movements which have taken place, within the past few deys, we should judge that, by th» first of November, the aggregate exports from the United States would be equal to those for the corresponding perioa in 1850, ‘The report of the Stonmgton Railroad Company for the year ending the 3lst August, 1851, gives the annexed statement of operations during that year :— Bronmaron Ra.noap. $128 043 08 73,280 13 Balance of interest a accounts... —_— WTS At Balance on hand August 31, 1850............. 7,727 82 Total... The Mogan sng By wel Expenses, re New cars, exgines, be ‘depots. Interest. Extension road bonds. Sinking fund,purch. of {$26,000 bonds 2 785 @0 —— —— 176,995 23 Balance, Aug. 31, 185: $97,080 53 The receipts from passengers and freight ($201,332 21) exceed those of last year $10,500 97, of which $12,001 74 was cn the local travel, and $8,559 23 on through passage and freight. The locomotives of the trains haye run 128,623 miles during the year, without accident. The number of through passengers was 77,500, and of local passengers, 77,405—total, 155,005. The amount of freight was full 66,019,201 Ibs; way, 21,026,787—total, 87,046,078 Ibe. The entire indebtedness of the company on the Slst of Avgust, was as follows : seeceees $214,975 76 $84,959 51 4648 72 + 45702 00 000 00 Extension bonds, 7 per cent $186,446 50 Original bonds, 1 “618;500 00 Total,....... Ritchie cee seen one «$090,048 50 During the year and = to date, the debt of the com: | pany has been reduced as follows This Year. * Date. Extension bonds $20.000 50.000 Original bonds. 335800 Total... $46,000 $108,500 Considerable improvements have been made upon th: road during the year, by rebuilding bridges, ereoting « new freight depot, re-laying, &c. The cars and enzines of the company are in good order, ani ready for efficient service, The extension road, being an addition of four and three-quarter miles to the road, it is proposed to increase | ‘an issue of preferred stock. The laws necessary for the Connecticut and Rhode Island, and the books of sul stockholders of the company, in the proportion of four shares of the preferred for every twenty-five shares of of the interest on the bonds. ‘The capital stock of the company, after the new issue, will be $1,508,000. ‘The directors advance it as their firm opinion, tha: hereafter the company will be able to pay regular dividends on all its stock. Stock Bay = ee | sioeous 1650 Oboe t's, "5 2000 Kentucky iC Eric Income 1000 Er OOO Mo OO do. 24 the NJ Exp Co 10 ao. 100 Del & Hudson 1m 10 Bark Com, fi 18 REBk Repat Stonington RR 50 Reading RR ") do “0 do 100 do bow 150 Nor & Wor RR b1S 150 do Lo 350 do 5 do PY do 200 Portemouth DB 200 0 a Domestic Markets. |, Baiitros Manger, Thursday, October | 2620 cattle (about one third of which are stores); 7.200 | sheep, and 2550 6 Prices—Beef cattle—The mar- ket for beef remains without | first quality, $5 50a $5 75; second do. $5 a $5 25; thir. | do., $3758 $460 | Stores—Yearling: $9; two years | old, $11 a $25; three years $25. Working oxen—Sales at $02. $08. $75. Bales at $2. $2.12, $2.33, $2 02. | of email lots to idle. 4e. to 4) | for barrows — Old hogs, 40. a 4c. retail from 43,6. to be vie aie tor sows; Be still hogs, che | | Weexty Report of Dea In the Ciy A, ew Vork, from the ith day of | s of Octoder, 1X81 ww 31; Giris, “2—Total, Sol. ASRS. Fever remittent, Fevor sonriet, Inflammation of ehi Joflammation of henge on”. r aii Fever intermitt: Ulceration of intestines.” 2 Pever puerperal. i Uleeration of throat. ... Under i year.... . From 1 to 2 years, | ate & Jot » PLaces oF Naerne = qUnivgd Stare, 241; Ireland. 7 baa 15; Seo nce, iy Prussia, Tent ts) sr lhe 4 pacer: fete ieee nuchamguen te on Sate sf ae att river. Price of fe attached to the vereehen al ‘the Post Office. For treight or weap at pase shrour vere ma) PUTTER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. 63 Brondway, PPOUSITION TO TRE AY BONQFOLY - C ites. pay oo 1&0 tor ert. fastest steamer in the ‘world wilh trom Pier 3 N. R. | Betever N. choice tase Tow gat variy aplication LS, Agen of 1 For freight o- oth street, oF at 177 \HARLESTON STEAMSEIPS. and Adtentic Steam Nevig Jompany’s Line, be 1 Steamer ALBA » RAY ne. 4 i Fore gfe. “hcp inenght vr paronce Korvliey & Ce eye pony, Be pad Warren. to Charleston. 6 / py tee Pitt RPIELI es EEL, Og (Boe of tLe the capital steck to the amount of its cost, $203000, by | purpore have been obtained from the legislatures of | scription to the stock will shortly be opened. These | laws provide for the isene of the stock to the present | | niin ‘AN the old stock held. ‘This preferred etock is entitled toa | dividend of six per cent per annum, out of the first | proceeds of the busines of the road. after the payment | ity. WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER WAREHOUSEMEN. AUCTION De, Meranda HoUsm AnD Ber ‘ATR AGENT. wu Beeales Esmee | agtl CTURRRS Newman, 24 Soho 84 ABUE A Eeecrviin, ae sccat ia Wes Robe en tg eo ‘Arilste’ colors and draw es AND COMB MAK HL. Prince Albert, 18 aford Hassall, John, 64 8t. Paul's Chi Yard. BRIDLE iT ny BEIRRUP AND Akane supers i. Martin's Lane, a oun a MAKERS AND MI to the Queen and Royal family, 171 New Bons nae” CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND carel ol Belolne ) Henry, 48 Rathbone Pi: + Chas. ‘corner @ on Cory LUN EAN Grand. Dune 6 may bo} .. ib street. CUTLERY AND SUNGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Moseley. John a! Son, 17 and 18 New street, Covent Gas om, RED. A D°LADIES' LINEN. ik & i redding ordersand ladier Cou jlauadgate atreo' candi’ MANUFACTURERS. Men Ap h,Go, H Old Bond otreat; to Ber Mateo Wat on, Bell & Gey, to Hor Majesty, ‘6 and 36 Old Bons DRESSING AND TRAVELLING CASES. Kenned, =e Fis }: Bay se Bond fairest, cutlery, stationery, he. sas Si Salle and Prince Albert, 7 Covee to Her Majesty, 27 Strand. Fock Ww fakes ith ITH. successors to Storr & Mortimor, Hi = ‘and all the orowae turer, Sal, S22 High Hi ‘3 King ‘a ieceh Oly if ecturer 151 New Bond atest Louis, to Her Majesty and the Royal Family, eer Bond street. G op Sy ro AND SHIRT MAKERS, HOBIE: | ly, 4 ‘abil. . Brocksopp & Co., outfitters, 6 Old Bondstroet ily. Godeeil, Haeices, Indios’ and gentlomen’s warehouse, 3R Kent street. | Pope & Plante, 4 Waterloo Place, Pall Yalk | turers of hosiery and surgical elastic stockings. Cherie. & Son, 91 and Oxford stroot, Ladi & Glenny, to " nol sher & Glenny, to tho Queen, 1628trand. Bernard 20 Job Continent. BOTELS. Imperial Hotel, Covent Garden, H. Curchod. London Coflee’ Hi . ae eee House and Family Hotel, Lovegrove F. Harrison. eke 2 Jermyn street; Nr. Stewart. Hotel, 63 St. James street, PORES OnIA (LIGHT OVERCOAT) MANUPAO. Edmiston & Son, 69 Strand ; manufactures of the 10 o8 roof coat. 8, AND PACKING CASES. a PORTMANTEAUS, TRU Southgat 76 Watling street, City, Manufacturer ¢ istered Portmanteau. | RIDING HABITS. Underwood & Co., Ladies’ Riding Habit Makers, 1 Vem street, Oxford atrest. STATOR AERS AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAU Waterlow & Sons, 65 to 68 London Wall, 49 Parliameni street, and 24 Birchin Lane, whelesale and export. Bir HERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HOSL am | Allison, om Regent House, 240 and 242 Regont svrees. | Pas iets Son & Freehady, 44 Wigmore etreet, Caver | Beceh & Berratt 6S and 64 Road. scorcH W EN WAREHOUSENEN, iewellyn & & ri gore, street, plaide, tartana,& TAILORS AND ARMY Weeby & Princes streot, Hanover Square. aries Bentley, 22 Great Marlborough street Bingity, New Bond street, court dresses am/ ts. Regent street. ut a oF | indi 58 Conduit street, Rogent street. i New Bond street, St. D CABINET MAKERS. Atkinson & €o., 70 to 75 Westminster Bridgo Road, Ons petand General Purniehing Warehousemen. Jackson & Graham ans7, 88 Oxford stroes, and carpe manufacturers. WHIP MAKERS. fine & Adeney. manufacturers to the Queen, 186 Fic) Curl Slten Co. Broughton, Hunt & Broughton, $82 Oxford street. Holt, Russell & Bates, 114 St. Martin's Lane, Cro Rige ra ‘Treasure, 17 Marylebone strect, Regont street foncy trowsering ang broadelethe. x, PERM AND TALLOW os. — 5 A 1s Piccadilly, soap, candle and of] wage BIL. LTAakD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, ‘Thurston & C Catherine atres trand, L Me meen. LIST. CHRONOM Ww ington 5 pelt 3 Sactas Crosce by, Richard & Son, 63 South Casth GOLPSMITH, JEWELLER, AND SILYERSMITH. Dinmore, horas, to the Quee bert, Bolt A coonargt lamest crests Miyer, Jercphs Os ani 10 Lod street, designer and mame Drosker and deajer in Electro and She! Joles cf vertu and satiques, OVERS AND SHIRT MAKERS. 45 Lord street, opposite the Mercury oMes o Hotel ae L Regpeetenent Rooms, at the Raf atic H bb's Hotel and Commercial House, 9 Lime street—¥ f PRS, LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS ANY emnanen, Bouse, O need aanenh ireet, 6: h rarnigtegt: Bear the Adelphi ine iar tele. Jd 17 Church street, shirtmakors, hosiery Bor MANCHESTER LIST. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Messrs. Potters & Norriss, (J. Potter, Mayor,) 1 Geom street, Piccadilly FIELD LIST. D COOKS KNIVES, AND m; corporate mark, four peppercorm acute. PARIS LIST. Webb, J. 36 Bee de Rivoli, apartments, shipping as commerce BOOT M seal Déwiree, 7 Rue des Filles St. Thomas, Place yh ohemist to the Amertoan and Castiglione, three doors JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITH. ede li ta ‘six 26 (formorly, of the Palat Princes, 97 Roe Richélion, of universal reputation whe téce, Eaclish spoken: FURRIE onaenne” J.,9 Rue dels Paix. Wholesale and retail. n Cuvillicr Sine, 16 Rue de Is Paix. dries, and te Aubry, Tea warebouse, spirit.and wine merchants, le 94 Ja Paix and 278 Regent street, 4 at Brig! ty ¥ eet CARPET MANt FACTURERS. Weauitisnt bh Coaceet nd jail. 20 hue Vii ARKHO! nt to several courts, 28 Rue Riche- cou \ al Res AKee AND MILLINER, Ale pointment to foreign courte, 14 bk Achsrd % Rue Richelicw, nex 9 Princes. IRON BRDSIEAD AND SEBRING MATTRESS MAKER, ee ade ‘St. Augestin, and 6 roe MOREY CHaNGERS, BULLION MERCHANTS, AND 18? Kepentotrce TRA IMPORTER Pirre b Metall, « Verrerie. BRUSSELS LI8t. BOARDING HOUSES Medex ¢ Da Urey, 2 Tm) du Paro, facing the Rue de Jet, Puperlot accommodation coach MAKERS. 1@ Vivienne; wholesale, Rue dela ie Majesty, 3 Ruede pol to their Royal Ii i shpeaese 't de Flaaders, Zanle dhove ot 434. Magiieh spoken, ancellerie. posite the Iiace da Lack Mant FACT ORER TA Dotoet 7 % Roe de Ia Patteris, | sO,BE PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY. paring, im sinted lithe the cerem: C e by rhe Majeety aa WieeniangLawion: kerma > ai jeety 96 Strand. ry) sUST PUBLISHED, 1 ae United Salnving i, Peung Mate, Preah, Ot taro ale Bede di he Shas Highn | THE LONDON GUIDE POCKET HANDKERC Pa Thi will be 6 present to eur coundey friends and peone of thogrestest ae man of business of pleasure, is to fint way, and inoling resent them with one o | nd they may find their way. witho Aid of company—the whole of the great thorong! “ | ing diverted of the tributary streets, rendering w! itl ait = te, wines, sun- | Veivets, silks, &., wholesale | ica Bukaoc Alka cate Chie Salo hommes Francois, HEL. Hamilton, with the ILLUSTRIOU: Us STRANGE! Mr. Griffith; Fatima, Miss Herring, URTON’S THEATRE, c! Zachary Weetwoo Caroline Dalton, Mrs. Woetw: NAtioNaL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. DOORS Dress Circle and Ticke! cents; 7 ersulngs Ook fa, tegen noe e the drama of the WATCH r. open at CAG; curtain rise oxes, 25 cemta: Pit, 12 Private Box Tickets, Marguerite, pew romaptic musical di HE B. O'Ratferty, Mr. L. Fox: Ma! el jo with ‘the FAST COAC HAMB: scion Blano! 1, Mi ig ra hard; Grattan. The per- with iy, iat DEGREES Kid Mr. Eady; tie be Geojemin 1 Mr. TX tery OPERA HOUSE, first NOpes ree! 472 Bro: way, ohers during the wo furtl Christ; e been recei' She Fite ted feohlon | Gation of families, comumencia el Goa outfitters, 175 Ploee: | F | 140g, appointment, to Her Majesty, 14 dings in the world. ‘A proprietor.—Saloon performs: ing. Kntertainments comme amount of moni from all Misloat Hell fs one ef the moet spas spacious and be b ry o ved jon, ook. Seturdoy, for thi Mt So’olock P.M. /RANKLIN MUSEUM, “115 HATHAM > block above the National a pore Lane a 008 @ nce in, ate # cnet, mee . been recetv Is are restectfully fol pear; aleo, ‘gon in the world, who will es oc! troupe Lit ode any ey who are selected for their beauty and. axu sonata s number of beautiful tableaux ; company yor Aa Hotel, for famil O Picoaaims = fC Berkeley stroat, Bevkeley Settee tk Foes Pignge Tavern Hotel and Codeo ‘ous Covent Gardee yore are dis: ie jw i ale performers, under tlio 60! ale whose concerts in this city for reavest furor by ion. Fellows’ et Veutilater iternoon voncert ial secommo- te of strength and dex- Arti rivate Boxes, & conde; Adm mane seats, Side conte; bones, 25 conte; Parquette, 1234 known worl: ducted in own to eliigent people of th most. brilliant. fall eam| REISBACH' 3 MENAGE! brated Menagerio—the largess and bi nited ‘Steves, s and wil Visit the principal citice and towns in New bnalcnds in the een order, Thursday, Oot. 2, Hyde Friday, $a, Har tw Saturday, th, {edad onday, 6th Lake ‘Brit Tuesday, 7th, out ‘Tro: Wodnesiay’ Wits ire ear Bakersfi 4; Frits: day, 10th, ith, Pairfaa; Monday, 13th N Jerich 16th, 20th, Wallingts er; Wednesday, 22d, East Benuingt BE SPLENDID KN ‘This Tucaday will be given by Mi Scottish Ballad Si: imitable Comic Singer, w! tine gold Wateh, will be Doors o} vening, Jeannie pen a Koya ICKERBOCKER HALL, EIGHTH Mus‘cal Enter. \dson, the cele- nd Mr 8, Brouwer. the in- 100 in prosents, including a eibuted among the audience. pam WISHING TO HAVE THE USE OF TRIP. ler Hall during three evenings in the week, will pleas apply, by lester or otherwise, to J.B. WARDWELL, 300 Brosdway. Jvor, eoleck F.M., from Pies He; assage, apply to SAMUI Pithe Florida, Capt. 7. Mail Steamers. ATLANTIC. c ARCTIC, Capt ‘Ceptain SHIPPING. 4 North weet, et BALTIC! Captain Comstock. ADKIATIC, struction, speed Price of passage trom five use ct extra size @ New York, £28, A phe aeeured wi ight or paseage, appl: ror bo paswone anrd: BROWN. 81 FE. F. G ROWERTS 8 CO. jading a! therein eapreased. ‘and between Bs aie cart. — j Rye Aperion, Niagara, Europa, Africa, m N wecond eabin, weoured nell aid Om For freight or pasenge, app French, Germ: bt in cw Inding are giv Daptain Gratton. These ships have been built by contract, Vernment gervice; every care has been ta also in the engines, to ensure strength aad and their accommodations for passengers are ua- | equalled for elegance and comfort, York to Liverpool, $1: exclu. X¢ rooms, $325; from Liverpool to Al pal aturday, iver. oroskn Dares oF SAILING, ‘Oewber. “SAVANNAIL—THE NEW AND SPL NDID steamebip ALABAMA, Capt. C. D. Ludlow, wi New Yor for Savannah, on, 18th 4 For freight or in their 4 Surgeon attached to exch ship. uF LL. MITCHILL, 194 Front st. . Lyon, on Saturday, 25th Ostober. HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES The ships composing this line are xpreasly for zo- cou. 8 watt BLPLEY & ©9., Lis yevrelry, presisus stom tiqued therefor, and the value shereut rect, oston and Liverpool, | only calling at Haiifax to laud aud recelve W ednes iL. Wedueeday, 22d Wedunesdi for. in Htaveefor New Yoru. King’ 26 Hue ‘Notre ‘Dame w the 7» Mah jay, 29th ay, ITISH AND NORTH AMBRICAN ROYAL etween New York Liverpool di- jostom ao. do. Wednesday, 4h November. We do. r tien ‘on spools beyond an amount for board. rs must pass through the Post ships mails and pas- JACKETS FOR RAVAR-GR0OND D Linn ?RR Bo re i ships will lew ork on the ise of each mont Shin ST, DENID, Longne Rue Newve, noar the theatres — TEA Coumonse TION BATWREN NEW ‘The ~ Bi ne “tawertul new ok Ro sage Mone} trove fed, ) $50; eecond. exdi Freight of specie, ‘4 per ce O Sector, vie Steamebip WASH fail for Btemen—toucbing Tend the mails nl ps rday. from pier No. North River, at 12 vein. Mi. in isattached to the ship. Ail lerbers mast p Specie d PAS nee in Havre and Len rienced eur, through the Post ofies of pases ™ Jaegow and N stoamal ip N. Stewart, lace of ul om x v CRAN STEAM NAVIGATION Cowra ubsmpton —The Caited (at (rewards tov ineieded:) $2 These rates incl joh_ will bes upplied ev a For freight Yor! € mixture for hi New Gricans yO gee Tit cuaRe | private dise MEDICAL. ne iat 1 Comat NG the t adesy, and WS, Baysrd je, 14 Hanover sireet, Boston; DR a8 Ot, aye. REWARD. JEFFRIES: ANTIDOTE, A SPR f ato disorders ‘on of 8 CORDIAL—THE diet ‘The nthe mixture wil dred. dollars This Gee howls Por ale by O te Hy New York w Manon AMUSEMENTS. Breapway sunaren 2. A. IBLO'S GARDEN MANAGER, MB. JOHN SEPTO! ickots, 0 cents; Private Lu xcs, jock. Benett of Laat fae i y, Ost. 11 faveles Ghurk ‘a eight characters Rope without the balances CM dance. Antoine ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY,N street Doors open at 7; to be i. any Circle and Fen erte, 0 ote. wax rrivate Box = ew local co: 3 es called 8) Scale- Mr. O'Flyun, Mr. ‘brgcg Mz. TB. Johnson; Mins Do: a hy a grand bal called x TOUR pe CARN ys La Fee Evlive, EAR eed ry f+ oy ee Zens, M’ i le A. Ro Bet. To conclude wi Bfinsee AMERICAN MUS ‘and Proprietor.—Joan Gre dmission, 25" cen’ udey aad Tucedy, Ustobee 1h duced im characteristic styl the mont inte sinicen HH nd 4th, draw os oreparcd expresaly £0 Museum, In the afternoon, ea THUMPING one, CY. ater sei the li hable ballet TH I SAILOR, COBBLER, AND'Ta LOK. Ra et 3 brilling moral cent of ROSES CR or atoet in the world, iatie etill the other novelties, to be found Family, w wonder ASTOR PLACE oreks wor ts of the Wizard. Far, e.—THE LAST FIVE 1 arrangements of Pro- of the North.. = eee wesday, the Lith, We yay Performance ; a1 reday, the 16th, and hie I ‘iday, the 17th Octobe: be ment imeeaed 19 Phil ipbia, sud commenceon M the 20th instant.—Professor Au: thank the citizens of New Yoru, for tho patron so liberally honored hie Soirecs riewse wi ne nine weeks, and trusts bis «xertions hay ‘rofes to state of the great demand for several seats, Le Las arrange oe office open. for that purpose from Sag Aa. ri an rg ‘applica— part ty cents. Pro- pecial Notice.—All iris hav ing any claims aga’ fessor Anderson, will be edte sead them to othe Astor Place Opera House, for ad totiiene, on of before Wednesday mex! RIPLER HALL.—! berty. Heroism reward come all! Ral people's offering to fiscus to give honor to it igi contemplation to raise a (ond Martyr of Liberty, and knowing there are overw of freedom whose weane will not p tribute in large sume to this excellent ee Umenial, yet would feel glad to Sad thelr mite 40 ruppert ity Professor Anders refore, hes determined to the tative receipts of his Lest Night in this Gioy, to the, Fund, and to enable him to enbonce the amount, b taken that Goa omg edifice, pt evening next, Ootober 17th, when t! Eatory will be epened, and he wil introduce eve astounding wonders ‘in ‘Adm Cente. Professor A. feels proud t to swell of freedom Beceosary otherwise form expense: material gratis! Hotel keepers and the co-operation of lovers of liberty is earnestly solicited. Viva Liverta! Tickets may be had at the Hotels, Restaurants, aud at 8. C.Jollie’s, 300 Broadway. IBLO’S GARDEN respectfully announ disse appearence in. New Yor! Thurs jay. October lith, on which oecasion Mr. Hudson, the celebrant Init Comedian, will appear. =§ sing, printing, &e, &e., Ro, would e volanteored fehele w ka the orite ol NT, ‘after whleny | the firet titled the PRIDE OF THE Hs —Roxalana, Madame Anna Thillon, in which . Weman rules you etill,” and a sean by, ceaclute with the second act of THE DAUGBTER OF de REGIMENT. MEDICAL, one DARIS Ane LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE Diseases, in s few hours, by a vegetable app! without pain. * om by improper ‘and constituti combines medicines In debility, brow al without be ral teevtinenty in a short time —Jas. Ev: of the worst syphilitic affection cn my body after I been under three pi petog overy au ‘Wm. Ferguson, distance can, by enclosing a fee, male ot ee es" till 2, amd7 to MON bo Reade atreet, two Perth Amboy, i tee a ares iors o as lite—by “omer oe ‘end iseaate of the i arte ghitien vere’ ei. MB xtrack trots ie *Boceon Madloat agieal| h fourteen, harpablichers 3 STHINGER® Aud by the aulsor, Ob Broadway. by MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL coM- anion—B: M. Macriceau, Professor of omen Teentieth Béitio § of eudering, 0 of phy an affectionate = might bave been spared by & ti in int A | ceveciatly, fo the Pa or thoes marriage, ae it oses important ins be knows te then 1s mo., ical and wentel ape To those family. itis bc al i ere, also, every temnlerthe wife, the mother—the ene either ‘ ding. Inve womashood,cr tho ctser ithe decltoset years, in whom nf poet portant ol Tmertemereet rmedies, and most certain mode of dure, im every complaie> forwhich her eex fa rubjece, (Extract of a letter from s goutloman in Dayton, Odio, ‘rox, May 1, Dre A.M. Mauntceac : My Bran Sim —Mly wife bas been. perceptibly sinking f69 ino er great am~ a Sedod ay distreaved gt its pagos in pee sd fom wife,'on te fearnina thet the a rary of MM, Devomeans eto me, tle ooneeived, woe possible, Bet veo IR another yes da awe pace- ee ore fully she se- rious eutjecte tre stare etrictiy in the married, marriage: Fi 223 Broadway, aud at the publishingomee, Liberty street: New York Serene Tucker.) roel ‘Alabatn . Peterson, 98 Chestaes Ss tne rescind of $1, © galls be transmitted by mail, Fe, 00 gi-pi td ng 5 States. All letters ak paid, 'o Dr. AM, Maaricena, bem Tuas. New York et ” 12) Liberty street. BR, LA CROIX'S PRIVATE MEDICAL TRI triage, it! and disque, wtih colored Mi Melryrapte, ‘titsteatleg a dicoases of U1 evercome sbjeo hould take this im its pages. Ib treats of yt single. ting any dost eet, Aibany, NW & Townsend, stlned N syoiracted, half cured and et the waexp ercaye trom vue f ignore has received a regular med COOPER, 14 Pty i) Lig . ist? eae cure =| D* Monnis0x 18 conse, ve | CONFIDRNTIALLY Cottain disens: wh rents with mt eases he cuter in Feats Thirty-two 4 oie to oure th inion, ariping, ty eatore ori See bi y 1 his ‘private'e se, Bitse Puticn street. ia few go Re h vase, BEING ALL bavorap ro reno | ite the vigo tome hundreds Depot. Dr WARTS, MC: Advice Glee ne (oom De. Ward receiver i boa ee bemvntnn beh OE