The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1851, Page 3

quotations for Erie Railroad w were better, while « slight @ecline was experienced in all others om the list. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $88,233 66; payments, $2,449 47—balunce, $3,354,644 79. ‘The movements in specie, during the past week, and for the year, bave been as annexed:— Brecie Exvontep rao tne Pont oF Bteamer Asta, Liverpool— Amerioan gold. do Boglish gold do lis ; Brig cian, Seti PrinceAmerican go Steamer Atianti Tapeepeci~t rican card 370,000 do i British silver... 260 ‘Week ending October 25th $753 215 Previously Teported... 92,127,728 ‘Total for 1851........ + $32,680,043 ‘Two steamers have left this port for Liverpool this week, which accounts for the large shipments of specie, ‘Phere is only ope next week—the Hermann, on Saturday —and the exports of precious metals will, of course, be limited. We shall have another arrival from Qalifornia, with a large amount of gold dust, by the latter part of mext week, after whieh we shall be able to spare a pretty geod sum. without fecling it much. ‘The anthracite coal trade continues active, and prices ‘are well maintained. The Lehigh Navigation Company Drought down for the week ending on Saturday 27,900 tons, and for the season £40,917 tons. The Schuylkill Navigation Company brought down, for the week ending on Thursday, 15,614 tons, and for the season 481,108 tons, The Reading Railroad Company brought down, for the week ending at the eame time, 37,930 tons, and for the reason, 1,447,118 tons. The aggregate tonnage by the three lines for the season thus far, is 2,777,443 tons. ‘The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, brings four doys later intelligence from all parte of Europe. Reports of the Liverpool eotton market show @ steadiness in prices, without much activity. The corn markets re- main without alteration. American securities were in active demand, and it is stated that sales to a considera- ble extent bud been made on continental account. Se- ‘veral failures had occurred in London and the provinces im mercantile houses. Two banks had suspended, the Monmouthehire and Glamorganshire Company, and the Monmouthshire Newport Old Bank. Consols had ad- vanced; but in consequence of unfavorable accounts from the continent, the improvement was not sustained. Stock 5 al 71 rie RR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PRRS ONAL. TAGE DRIVERS OF NEW YORK ARE RES: fully invited to attend the funeral of James Ro 0 o'clock A. M., frei his late residence, N inth and Tenth ay: day, ‘Twenty-rixth street, beewer r MR. JOEN D. LODINGTON ye CALL IMME iately on Mr. Stevensoa, No. uu wtreot, he will hear of :omething highly N FRIDAY EVENING LAS! Kiley, eleven ye ed in a'suit of blue; bundle. pee rh them }now by letter, and locking him up rey Ch. bis parents arrive. poeting him, y communicating 0 fev lines Tie stove address: prim cS __ OST, wa. a ss 25 REWARD—& Lavy, ‘ABOUT TWO WEEKS ‘ag, lost diamond from a breastpln, going tos ity from the New York Hotel to the, hi oe of Beventeenth street. Th itn Ne rien by delivering it a the odice of the New York Citisene’ Bank, and five Any jerson retursin Grand «trees, oe ye ¢ to Mr. .CONLOUO. 3 >i Woot Kighteenth rt 7 ig tos ring; ¥ quested te resaen te te 108 Teoy we the above mantioned reward . If the same is not returned in a few uber proceedings takem agaiust th» por- Sey, will reerive t REWARD—FOR TH THE Roby. OF, iQuN § Storr. RKRWARD —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, k pocket book, containing between $% 1 38, mostly | ln bres. to have boon dropped whiie Rrcoured tickets of ad- wart by Eights sve- r Nour, IN AN li black Opers @ rewsrd will be paid, on returnicg 0 to Ward Movse, corner of Hudson aad Mam- OST—ON THE To INSTANT, A SMALL GIRL, “BY the name of Rosa Solare, who, when last seen, wae in the peighberbood of Frankfort street, ‘and since thon has mrt beon seen or heard of. Her dross wac of s mixture of white and bisek sti it giving inf rmation of her *heroaboute, or com of L gn nnnetto, West Broadway, will ve * iberalty te. werded wm woRw. al (eNTRRY LE i 'y, Oot Ith, at half past two. s00—malle beats, teat relia five, ot CONK ropriotor, Ba Kendall & Hustot's iisge ot oranibusens leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, from Li A. P.M, tevurning aa goon ae the rece is over. LUKE GROUND TROTTING —O% 0th, at oa o'el weepatake of ile heate—beet three ( Gnters s. b, Honest Dy Roe enters John Dosa. LUPE, Proptistor. LAW IN RELATION TO CRUSLTY TO ANIMALS. T Beoon. Kovived Statutes, page 73), section very pervon who anall nalictowsly Bill, iim, of wounds A ox. ot other any shes belonging $9 an f {renal ly bens of tor ure if oF another, ® misdemeanor. PORTEMEN, “Janne wit B PIaDON snogTiNa, yy] Sliver o nies Hodes Meadows! on a Roses, Mis will be on the ground vappiied |» SOMW MILES © SPORTEMEN— DOUBLE GUNS 4 ALL PRIC! Tom tid opratas, for Wogteocts Qual. si'Pareaper with # comp) SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETO. ADA AAAI IIS LDP H anian BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.— hove society re tan wi a future Faerie THOS O'BRIEN, Je, Gee. President |. J. Momissy, Gem. Beoretary. PUBLIC LEOTURES, NEY, YORK MEDICAL COLLE teenth rect “The introductor of warcery will be 4 by Professor Jv nochan, M. D., on Monday evening, October 274 ioal profession, respectfully invited to he present, eof lectures, in this insticution, is now being de Teshoeee of tbe, these M.D fessor ooh: professor og ty surxisal patho- ar of physiol ony, vaahelo T, vrofesscr 8 ‘The students M.D., Dean of the F: ECON D COURS8E.—DR. HOLLICK'S SELECT Pai- vate Lectures to Gentlenion on the Physiology and Do- pds m of lity the cour: ae iyi Atealt An, Heal! Dr. H. will peal ry the lecturi “som $2 Owing first association of thi shares in four months, it A second association, upon the most liberal principles. Ass medium of investment, or the securing of a homeste: association affords to the worki Deculiar facilities thers. The pats tion 1 ¢ nt ont: for the Taens of Monday cveni 736 O'clock. members Ke., can bo obtained at the Secretary's office, 80 Nassau street, Room No.9. |ORN N. GENIN, President. THE LASTMEETING EYOUR OWN LANDLO ofthe Wash xton Building an taken. Tho nt low price of entrance foo, itty well mn call a8 the Secretary's office, 3833 de Fe the number of shiateg v tg Cliver and Henry streets, on. Frida evening next, October 31, IS}, at Bo'clock, Wm. W. Bracket, Bi, will address the meeting. Shares will be redeemed at the next recular meeting JASPER C. CHILDS, Prosident. Ell: Hoorsn, Secretary. EGULAR DENOCRA’ 10 “NOMINATION FC FOR © com. a Coe of Streets and i _Lamps—HEN RY ARCULA- F's 1 Bar wa api D.—INDEPENDENT ZiOK EE —FOR rm a Griffin; for Asvistant rms, Charles Bedanee IRST WARD DEMOCRATIC, REPUBLICAN NOMI- or Alderman, AURAHAM MOORE. For Ar JOSIAW W. BROWN. ‘nT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI- nations 7OR ALDERMAR, 1CHARD T. COMPTON, om gras ALDERMAN, KRLES H. KING. For Anni B. T. Gilmore; for Assessor, Sear) Ste. pens j, School, Commissioner, Gerardus Boy. ot inspector, 8. W. Manwariag ; School Trustee, ‘Jemee 8. oy oad for Constables, K. A. Chambers and Benjaaiu OY. AIGHTA Vistrict— For Justice of lice J ustice—George B, Dear dicial Convention, BP. Newaouse, Chairman, E. A. Boxven, Secretary, ND NINTH WARDS.—THIRD JUDICIAL IRST WARD pEMocRs TIC wag NOMINATIONS. For Senator~ Ales. H. Schulte William’ Flags. mes Gi jes— Net . Joba Jackso Rer Inopoctess of ot | ‘Rlection—Firet Disitict-Joba Griffin, Joseph A. Gerdinei Second District—enry Jur, Bei” bustriot—Joha Chis! Morrison, John Voter rau For School Commissi ner—K: For 2¢} ool Trustee—Samuel G: pA ere ry ed athe ‘u! ee order of the Ven tio: cd K. 8. TOWNSEND, Chairman. J. Tnowrsoy, Beoretary, q ge Dy Pann! sd NION NOMINATIONS. reed A Lag oth ing of the Union vans Nominating tee, held nd S. Townson Castle oNow roan or Al James Aiderwan, Amos T, Gavitt., For Asscasors, Jo? For Constables, Tepsoak, ‘Stephen ‘khaltee. — First Disvrlot, George W. Palmer, D. ghee nity ly sompete: required 3 the discharge of the ‘oftiees for eich They creneutanest eae WARD REPUBLICAN REGULAR NO- minations. For Alderman. Wirusam J, Peon. Assist For Trustece—Atiminias ‘Aik Trigher, Henry it or Inepectors— George A. ELECTION NOTICE, Sain or maw, 39 YORK, SECRETARY'S orricr Aidany: An Big oF iosclsy nud county of New York s— wales sie, is hereby given that ot the general ol ¢. et this aed om the Tuesday succeeding ‘ed 4 bor next, the following officers are to be wages of the Court of Appeals, in the place of Samucl A. Foot. Beer of State, in the f Christopher Morgan. 4 Comptrelior, in ti ince ot ne C. Faller. State Treasu: Fe place of Ava Hf An Attorney Gon in the place of Levi & Chatfield. ott saree ‘end Surveyor, in the place of Hezekiah eymove, the place of Charles Cook. ector of Bate Prisons, ia voe place of Alexander place pire on the Inet day of Boooms Also, 8 Senator for the Third, Fourth, Senate Dietricte, in the Place of ihicherd & Wiuiame, Cla sea Crolive, James W. Beekman, 4 Edwia D. Morgan, hove erm of eervien will capire’on the last day of Desess- or nex! Gov ot gfficers to be xteen Mi sof cogeion wil) Firth, and Bixth 14 for said county — sem bly. the place of Cornelia * lace of maa Place of lace of Alexander W. Bradford. recta and Lampe, in the place of Ame House, in the place of Simeon il. expire om the last day of the six Ju- io austriot- whose terms of corviee December next, is to be clocted tice for each to which the city of Now Yo 514, Lawes of 1881. etfull MOR Rue M4, pursuant to ¢ curisturnt Socrstary of Btate, . ®, Angust 24, 1581. I hereby certify that the oorreet_copy of the ootice of the ral election, to be held on the Tarsday sno- geeding the November next, ag this day, from the LH: of State, —GUIN- hi wa Stout and Bar ay ion Porter, in fine order, for sale six wad eight doom each, (pints 2 ak Oe MBErthvo %6 and 88 Palton sheent, L 00 DOZEN OF DELI. cately flavored Pal Shorey, pasked ta otacs of old Schaum Gia.’ Sootel inkey, ES Rroat age ses nal ee: petior quali sult puro »: G:F LEFHBRIDSE, 85 ane 84 Pelton steeet. Corp HRW PuYeIC To Tite De 1, NONE OF fre hy nett beraen yee tart Botton E enseasrpae wat oa: Dies Ix Beer igoas, SRGARS, ko, CaN tented Dramdy Store, restwer. Orta places L ee se SS t hows tn the oy. = Eordzhats streams tess aNTED—BY 4 VERY BEALTHY AND RESPECT A. ble yeung married woman, a situation as Wet Nui the best of references cua be givau. Inquire at 133 West Bo- venteenth street. ANTED—A FRENCH OR SWISS wowan. wHo | must be a good seamstress, Apply st No. 13 Wovt Twenty. Firet strect, from # to 10 e’clock, A. M, WANTED BY A SOUTHERN AND WESTERN 110Us EK, ‘A competent man to act as foreman and cutter; has acted ae foreman previously. ANTED—SITUATION S FOR ABOUT FoRTY PRO- testant Irish, and several German, Eoglish, Ameri and colored girls—some of every station, for ity and try, at the Select Pr y, 7 Carmine street. mals ser Sasi ey are om Lane Kng- . ‘the office of ibis paper. | Good Bit sivon, WAntenas. GOVERNESS, TO ATTEND TWO ane two hours daily, aa English woman, capable of temching di ing, writing, and the ordinary’ Buglish branches. ‘a dare * Children,” box 404, Vouk ‘Office. ANTED——IMMEDIATELY, AT 27 ‘LISPENARD — od Cloak makers, None but good sewers ply. ood wages will be given to those that under- thele trade. SETED- PERSON OF RBSPECTABL' veloped. good health, ages Tmmeaiai ly, abthis office. WAXIED To RENT FROM NOVEMBER FIRST TO Mey, 4 amail, neat houe or cottage in this clty, Wil- Mameburg, oF J partly furnished preferred. Terms moderate, and payments monthly in advanoe, if desired, \irees E. ‘Si pox 900 Sun office, Watitcetin, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘MAN, A ituation, as Porter or Barxeener in & hotel. Be W AxtzD—r0n THE Mie gpd STATES NAVAL a ae bodied Americans, to be s! ry as Iai hod <«xperience in collecting. Apply immediately, at 15 Routh street, corner of Broad, up stairs, O ENGINEERS —THE ADVERTISER 18 IN WANT of a situation, to run an Engi try.) is fully competent, hes hai Shas Vn fireman on ri YANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND TO COL- Jections; ope who is acquainted with the law. and has vt, Willistasburg. 10 JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, ASD DEALERS Af Flated Goods —Wanted by the advertiser, who tierce in the above business, Friaanent oa her in a whotesale or retail house, ddress A. B. M., © BOSS TAILoRs WANTED, IN A TatLory’ . & situation as bushel- clothing ron ‘Address box No. 2 He 0 YOUNG MEN.—ONE perseverin, delivery age A publication meet with remurerati ve AME by ly. “isan educated person, smart Chjection te make herself generally usctul, or te live in, or country. Can give respectable city refercaves Please oe ATWO AC’ TIVE ann cany: woman, or Ho OOKKERPER WANTED, IN A LARGE JORA(NG Houre It requires a man of the very lest ability, ¢ ation, as well ity. It will be w advertinemen| iberal 121 Post Office, stating qualit me who iss bad long experience for ary, ovher to joe this e paid. Addvres hox &e., in fall, HOUSES, ROOMS, déo., WA K' ED pay inpape yt oat Pad? A GOOD TENANT, ¢ Proadway, above Freak! ‘on 00 ~ATaM DERATE PRC Los, ia Brookly ANTED TO poacesa , & emall, comfe articnlars, to save timo vay preferred, where. th |) R. B., Broadway Post fie APARDINTS WANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND IIS Wife and child, wish to obtain two or three rooms, or and bedroom, in a respectable location will not exceed $12 per month. Address IH artion! distance trom teen mii walk. one legge room DM, Herald office, stating parti the City Hall not to exeeod roR BALE AND To LEP GREAT BARGAIN. —k LARGE GROCERY AND e private DINING SALOON, WITH BAR, A BA ‘above for lodgin, foes, 00 Ie, ow Going ©. gee AND TWO 81 stories in the upper part of Tho test floor abovs eon- The sosond hoor Las rose for teen Aixturve conteined therein aes riven immediatly, oe OT asad EB. KiNSHL city, ey. PAMILY IN SOUTH RROOKLYE “Wisuina TO ive hady ae ie siuiag to tl 1b $30 — mths o jm but those that keep their rooms and peted. Also, 6 rooma on the 4th story No 13), aad S rooms on 4th story No. 178 East Seventecth street. Appiy at 122 Norfolk street, pear Stanton. ite Harrison. Inquire on street, opposit OARD.—TWO OR TH! | he ace: mmodate full or part | Jer, with bedrcom adjoin Fs at No. 9Charies street, Warren ‘ite. Satisfactory refer- eroe required, OAKD.—A GENT BYAN W “jl A QUIET ai OAR rece burg, second dvor above Third. street. Dot, cold, and shower baths, comm teel home D> open and res e Gity oftoe, ¢ evs eleset IN WILLIAMSPURG—TOREE MINUT walk from the ferry. Two oF threo siagle gentler ommedated with comforts’ reasonable terms, where diply at No. 4) South Fourty street, Williams tache r* table ncigi uel) ewy 4 the water. aly The house Tl vorhood, sad somewhere wal a Address MoD., box Wl P. Bost WANTED- WITH ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FOR a lady, in @ retired place, with # quiet family, Direct Zsa Moy Herald Office,’ OARDING.— tached "te te m™ iab tine toa ed or unfw xchanged. gentle an dw shed,” with of without ‘Apply st 67 Union Place, Fourth GEN’ TEELACCOMM ODATIONS FOR ntlemen sud emall families, withous children, at 345 Broadway, oppoeite the Society Librar; OA wiv in be or without boar LL OR PARTIAL BOARD, wen FOR THES tingle gentlem ereeable F ere Highest F bt referenot stating terms, &c., URNISHED OR UNFURNISUED ROOMS TO LET, TO ‘8 few gentlemen, with breakfass and tes, if qaired, by applying at the cornér of Broadway and Broom NG # ty, and the French en and required, Please Ys Two ‘GENTLEMEN AND 1 THEIR g dated a desirable rooms, with ina first class French i aciecen “adirewe, Herald office, URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, BY "2 WEEK OR month, rooms for single, xentie furnish n, very handsomely eF leasartly losated ou Broadway. Thows do grits sad combort and fitted with every con’ Saloon, corner of Broadwa: HENRY McLEAN & find these rooms to their taste, iene Sonly Mg the Florence aad Duane & EWIS R. RYERS. Proprietors, URNISHED ROOMS. —A LADY, RESIDING IN A pleasant location, near Abingdon square, will be happy to receive inmates of bi er family, a few contlemen, with or without breakfast and tes. The situation is very desirable and stages convenient. 1 URNI£DED OR t UMYORMISHED PARLOR AND BED- 6 Warren stro y hour during the if desired, from Mr. Green's firvt el ‘nquire at 824 Greenwich street. Broadway. gorved in the restaurant, in 509 Broadway. RNISHED ROOMS —TWO FURNISHED PARLORS, on the firet floor, to let, te single gentlemen. ‘Apply at ENTLBMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODAIED WITH famlly, O* T eagant reoma, oo at ofa dining bedrooms aud pi E OF THE PLRASANTEST BACK P the city te let, with board, to t#o or three single gen- tlemen, or a gentleman and his wife with two pur tries adjoining. Apply at 21 Walker strec furnished or unfurnished, in a private irty-frst street. RLORS IN It ison the first floor, rally. Tho house is replote ents. Apply at 687 Howsson 0 LET- A NRATLY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR on the first floor; will be converted into % bed room, if oO ‘Also, two good sleeping rooms uafurnis houee, the care and steg: Ler, honee No. 109 West Broadway, to ed parlor, with bedroom terms moderate, HOSTE, throusl the Post Othoe, Promptly ans part of the city, co App FURNISHED—THE LOWER PART OF v Inqvire as above. 0 LET—A FURNISHED PARLO®: ALSO. & BED- io small family Also, ttached, without board. tached, toa tivgle gentleman, in» n Syuare. References exchanged, eutleman, Union Square Post Office, A ROOM, WITH CLOSETS AND BEDROOM ed, to with or without board, ina very sid in advance. .N.G., Horald No questions asked, Address, by note, to e. othe street, near Bowery. GENILEMAN AND LADY CAN HAVE A fi Parlor and Bed room, with Board for the lady ¥,c, tespeotabiltiy, wdrea sud fifty dell hv post: off ANTED—bY lishwoman, a ehild to board. Has but one little oflerown. Any &comfortadle home, with & teenth street, im tl y, ine private famil oe. TH FROM THE SoutH, AR d not reply, and no} BA. ne hid whi RNISHED ROOMS TO L&T~301 BROOME References exchanged. acc 4 faintly e office of the Herald, gh ml rur- re. Address * ESPECTABLE MARRIED BNG- ied Jose ita mother will here fad a To bo seen at rear, fires door from Bixth 0 bi OR SALE—A SPLENDID rae or ae Horece (of the ee Leap a 6 fonily vee. Can lumber yard, corner of Monroe and Montzomery streets, he i DARK BAY hands high, full tails, very stylish, an ne under the hours deri OR SoLE.—A GRAY save’ he ae Ua} © mile in thr tev seuateys Apply os hood ie leavi Mercer street. 2 ORSES KEPT ON ae inquire’ of Movers. Sy ‘« phi wit ness. Apply at 16 Nav K, FIXTURES, AND GOOD Witt. uenishing 89 Store, now doing & go 4 {00D OFFICES TO BE LET CHRAP.—APPLY AT B14 Dey street, up edairs. AEM BUSINESS FOR SALE-A Lauxpay ESTAR. t, in whieh €0 or 80 be kept con Every thing ia ready to hie ed con be bought for $5,000, pagt e partner will be taken. further prrticntas view, address the urdersigned, at the Bro which will be attended to, Ww T°; LET—AjROOM, 40 DY M, IN 128 NASSAW STRE It has been teed as & whofesalo tailors estaMli¢hment, with (ail the atures py te voROROE via Alto ti OLETO A SMALL two rooms on the No. 68 FR RNIFHED ROO! od, to let at Hobeken, suitable fore of one of two gro: street, next to corner of Fourth iano for aie. Apply at the boi Post Othoe. LET, WITHOUT BOARD, TO Mads ae POWER.—TO LET, A. SPACIOUS FLOOR, IN »D the new buil ut 179 Grand at ae scone, ea Fog OveTRRS, FOR R GAME, TOR ‘0UPs, FoR MADE ae ot ot} ky pry waver. for Carries, Se, Torrapta, reasonable oi racer, Sti fot oholee Ay ed tnd natin bative grace i aafan ee enue feosnctusette' ay Opevers are sata aa Sean dec hat Wot a Sec ae tae ure you ace ee Su aris? ance eres arse on oe suppers | Drivdve wparteents, PeLAe tyine | See ia Vemtae seas Oeste Soi eanaae SANs LANGUAGB.—Me a. fepeor of the Spaniel Langes 8 fow lols atedy, or in lations with oon Dey atroet, two * reat toatl etn from 12 tod o'cloeke DBP. BARE, La iy; 8 with 4 ae ‘Addeess No. office N ity, or ow! her in some respect: jot in the sountey., Address (JYMNASTIO EXERCISE — Ma. respeetfully informs bis p thet he will open # class fi bie © ium, No: PRIVATE OL osMiT i INSTRU ;ANTED.—A PRENCH LADY, COMPRTENT TO eligible situati at the New For To trvection in fn Southern family, by addressing } Hotel, Broadway. music pnd Preach. may hear of a8 ‘TO CONTRACTORS. anal. In pursuance of & rorolntion of the Ox heroby xiven thet svaled CONTRACTORS. the Erio Cones Enlargement, a ‘OM LETION or thi enon V and tae Bularge: Je will be od 0 complete the nbove canals und looks he line la now fendy f of the work Canal f ‘the oity ery otal to be di daring the bany on the be bg ey Seenl te Reendeeeee i oon A ea nantine ta canal, artis Atvision of inspection, and a full doseription is) mi a ont in fall, and their for Publis Work,” be Reve Canal, om whiok of the Boat ie, by the Prasideat of the } MADE ON WED vember yaimo, of the premi- orthmest corner et Brondway and Fraukiia s:r2 et by LERCKEN, Auction: e, ot ‘the Merennate mexohsng Yavusble location, Known ae No. 35 Broadway, is, pir- mor (fr any dessrip- r to these premises.) 7 x nd Northern, railronda te now ia course of construction corner of Franklin and Centre strests, and will seoure to ag Ct ipereaving aovivity, Asa ore ‘ Ati for trade or for ideation vould be di@icutt to. hud oa Beosdwet Zhe sele will be peremptory, to close on catate, and the title easly for the walt compe mpel ee the follo Cai ¢ rt min ing sentptors ia Italy, copies ‘in slahegee ef the classical sou Tenerani, Ke. Ke. A beautiful line of Agate, Eeruccan, | Medicis and other vases, sclected with gr tifully finished. ce TION NOTICE — GROCERIES, SUGAR, BRANDY, | deb, Seales, Stoves, Sd Fines, Se &c.—On T October ro inant ich t 1034 0'cloc! jtreet, corner of ink Ld HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL SREDITORS vip; t the firm of Westlake & Coger, to signed, at their office, No.'a33 ITLAKE, ARTNER.— WANTED pital of ten to fift id Sellars, ins vpn OE Foon gy ig, upwards of 33 jer cent on the capital invested, whic Wet Ur wercrad oo teal estate, Address Partner, (all eommunications will be considered confidential, ) Union Park Post Office. br bei ope PARTNER, WiTd A CASH f eight oF ten thousand dollars, $ oon Hotel ‘in ¢ be orma~ PRINTING MATERIALS. RINTING TYPE AND MATERIALS —THE UNDER ikned beg reapsotfully to tender their thanks to pub- Vshers, and to thet typograpt ical brethren, for theie very 7 iavors the past pent, and to isfurm the printing pab- that they always have on hand, of the very | oat quatity, ty of plain Beotch-faco Lettering, for stereotyp- d newspaper work, and a large assortmout of ta) and fawcy Jobbing Type. together with every article neceewary for the furrishing of complete newspaper and job effices, on as favorable terns as at any other es liebment. Comporing Sti prices. Publish mea prior to will be paid in ma terials of ovr manufacture, by. Aran ing four times the value of their bill. ES CONNER & SON, Carne of Namen sod hun etree’ 3, NY. ok. embodying ary. 1852. Brondway, Chinese Buildings, RAPHAGEN'S VARIETY Amporiwm, $1 Canai, oppo: where can te every varkety Jadieg’ and ehlidren’s W pls ‘Mantillas, Vizets ui Ko. Ladies’ own materitis made to order At the abortest notice and on the most reasonable tara. AND VELVETS.—A LARGE AND S?LEN- rimwent just received from auction. Also. faacy ~ the richest offered this season. JH, HOMER, 64 John sti G. BAGLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD Pens, Gold and Silver Pon and Pencil Cares, and ps- tontees of the celebrated Extension Cases, Nos. 159’ and 271 Brosdway, New York. RICE’ 8 LINN A N CARDENS SND NURSERIES, My Ambrosia, sPavlo Hernandez, Faasy (on Sopress, Antiguedad, Seefanoni, &o., &2., 0 40) Broome sttect, neat Broadway. OWS! WILLOWS '—J. porters of Willows No. 80 Joh basket makers and Wilk AMES G. MOFFET, GAS turer of Gas Ch ies Patent Cordage Company ers, masters, and buy inory, (uy, ‘he ‘eee of which the tira & very handsome price of the ordi Cco., Mis South streot. Op FLIMENTARY BENEFITS perre T FORDER . rer, Bo. 2 Waverley the worthy Viole STAVE GIRARDON, rnox PARIS, HAIR fie Jamas strle.—A select assortment of Frivetion, Fronch Ar- G. has acquired, from lying falve hale in 0 ne- ly impereptible, even to ing. Wigs, Toupees, &e., Gi terel om er to be somele fcr eatiomen, om WSeecdwey” D KELLINGER:— DEAR S1R:CMY WIFE'S HAIRS Tong, und is growing v Then the ecmmenced using your Magic rik tt before. We had thas 10, ever w {her hair noarare, Livgt 44 CAN PROVED ir. B. Dixon, formerly it wengwed “after being bald for 47 TWEEN GRAND AND BROOVE streets, white fromt house, is the great central de- ot for the most celebrated and . at $l; x Potties for 8% $9 Oh! RE OF CORNS Bowery Medame B, tice spon the feet BY MADAME BERMHARD, NO ver and Grend streets ( te) V . they way, a8 by bis prowess, the Saracen's res very much if bie terrible bate, | wm E. Ly Pel erate, More “chen « Pri rt depot 4 oe vy "dequowle Broadwo CURE FOR CUTAN PO. S$ CANCER.— Vary fie ua th this disease for sey lonath of sping amy thie 84 Saying oS 1 be forfeited show! # place of meeting, Box *|NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. | Mr. Webster's Address to the Young Whigs, at Salem, Mass, THE VIRGINIA ELECTION. Gerrit Smith’s Advice to the Me- groes and Abolitionists. Vain Attempt to Nominate Fred. Benginas for Assemblyman, 4 FATAL SHIPWRECKS ON LAKE ERIE. THE MEXICAN REVOLU TION, &e., &e., ko. Mr. Webster's Speech at a Mass Meeting of Young Whigs in Salem, Mass. Bostow, Oot. 25, 1851. Anumerous delegation of Young Whigs attended « ‘Mass meeting in Salem last night and, on their return at & late hour, proceeded with # band of musie to the Re- vere House, where they gave numerous and hearty cheers for Mr. Webster. Mr. W. appeared on the bal- cony in answer to the cheers, and made a brief speeeh to his friends, He alluded to the laws of the natural world as an example for elementary and Gxed principles of ection in the political world. A crisis would some- times occur, when men would be called back to consider the original principles of the government under which they live. We live in such atime, when it seems as if there was an earnest desire to dissolve the constitutional and legal restraints under which we dwell asa people. But I think the crisis has passed over, I think the country is recovering itself, North and South. There is less feeling at the Bouth in favor of breaking up the Union. They have found en admirably coave- nient cmnibus in co-operation, in which to ride out of their dificulty. How those at the North, who are ar- rayed ecainst the peace and harmony of the country when they find themselves in a minority—as they cer- tainly will—how they will extricate themselves from their position, and in what kind of a conveyance they will escape, remains to be seen. He wished than well. He wished that they might tarn from their insane projects, and with full heart, acknow- ledge the blessings they enjoy in a country which honors them and which they ure bound to honor, Now, (he arked) ,what is in the fature for us? Are these Btates to be severed, and renttered in shreds and patches? Is there to be @ northern confederacy, ® southern confederacy, and a middle confederacy? If 80, whut is to become of the E Pluribus Unum whish over our heads? (A voice in crowd, * Pre- served.” Mr, Webster —“ And T wir’ to live no longer than it rhall be preserved.” (Tremendous cheering.) Now fellow citizens (continued Mr. W.), in the course of events there are certain questions which lose their prominence, and give place to others of para- mount importance. The great question now is, in the North and in the South, or he would say, with us of the North, aad us of the South, the great question is so to act, as to bold the Union together; and. to secure this, invoke the spirit of Washington. aud the remembrance of his virtues. I invoke the spirits of the fathers of New Evgland--of the men of Salem. and of Essex, and of Boston—to inepire you and me wi h newand fresh resolu- tion to defend the government which they established to the last extremity; and to perish with it, If that must perirh Mr. Webster then alluded to the awemblage be fore him, us being composed of young mea. many of whom he knew. and others whose fattiers he had known and re- minded them that on their #houlders would devolve the duty of sustaining the institutions of the coantry. and he urged them to gischarge that duty with hearta filled with patriotism. He counselied hie youog friendsin Proceesing to political dutice that were imme- diately before them. to bear in mind that they were not only citizens of Boston, of Massachusetts, and of New England, but 4merican citizens, one and all; to realise that their reputation and bonor were linked with that of their whole country; and to remember that nothing could dirgrace that ‘country which would not diegrace them. But, (snid be ) I fear oo such result. Go om:— t all the ends thou nim’st at Be thy country’s, God's and truth end may God bless your efforts. Gentlemen, good night. Whe Virginia Erection. Richio, Oct, 25, 1851. According to the lntest reports, the members supposed to be elected to Congress from the various districts im Virginia, are as fsllows:— Beveral of these districts are only partially heard or net at all; but the above is believed to be the ob wr paw judging from the aspect of the few returns re- ceive In the last Congress, Virginia was represented by six } —— seven Southern Rights democrats, and wo whige. B Judge Carkie’s majority, as far as ascertained, is 392. Warren county gives Mr Bodin, A dem., only 70 ma jority, which elects Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Bocock # (dem ) majority in Fisvane is 90. = sey ae is in doubt; the contest tuven Fowl eens and Goggin, » Seni = White Man vs. Black 3 jan for the Assembly. Rocuesten, Ost. 25, 1861, Great excitement was produced here, to-day, in conse- quence of the sppearance of a new but very dark fea_ ture in the political arena. The Whig District Conven- tion met, this afternoon. for the purpose of yy | ® candidate for the Aseembly ; and on the first ballot i weearcertained that J. P. Milliner, white man, had scat B...% biack man, aeons OMe , scattering, ur, iimer nom nated, by one majority, baal Very Interesting from Syracuse, LAW AND ORDER MEETING —RIOTERS PUT ovr, ETC. ‘BY HOUSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH, Bynacuse. Oct. 25, 1951. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in this city, this afternoon, by the friends of law and order. On the opening of the meeting, and after the election of Major Burnett. as chairman, the proceedings were interrupted by a band of rioters, headed by some of the prominent citizens of Byracure ly the timely arrival of the delegation from the First ward, order was restored, after two or three of the rioters had been foreibly ejected from the ball ‘The meeting was addressed by Hon. Harvey Baldwin and Mr. Brooks, An address and resolutions were adopted of the law and order stamp, and the meeting closed quietly. ‘The Mexican Revo ution—The Government and the Rebels, New Onur, Oct, 24, 1861. By on arrival here this morning, we bave dates from Tanrpico to the Sth inst. General Canales hed asked permission of the Provisional Congrese of Mexico to treat with the rebels. Congress A. refused to make any terms, but authorized tae it to em ‘all the means the State could ord. Guards, to eupy fmpico and Vere Ora, for the Ric troops had left New Oncrave, Oot. 25, 1861. Accounts to the 15th inet , from Matamoras, state that the town bas not yet been attacked by the revolationiata, Dut they were ia heurly expectation of an assault Gerritt Smith's Addres—ilis Counsel to the Negroes to kill the Whites, Urica, Oot. 25, 1851, Gerritt Smith bas tewed an address to the Liberty Party, in which he tells the biseks to kill the whites, He calls Fillmore, Webster and Cass, murderers, | Grande, Destructive Fire at Middietown, Ne Ve Mroourtows, N. ¥.. Oot 26, 1861, Aire droke cat about one o clook this morning, and coneumed five bufldings as {> 0% —Charles Bugsbury’s rash and blind feete Joho D Smith's sash and blied factory. James Little's dwelling J. DB. Smith's thep, &¢ The lows ts estimated ot from $5.00 to ' Appotatments, Wastuvarow, Cot. 2, 1661 The Republic Of thie morning ennounces (he appoint- ment of Joseph Blunt, Keq, of New York, as fCom- miceiooer to China. r oe me hes been eppiniod Beovetery of Further ene on Lake Hirte. WRROKS AND L086 OF Lire—sNow STORM ¢T SUF- », October 26, 1862 The Henry Oley, 2 propeller, filed with ® valuable freigiat amd bound for Ogdensburg, was totally wreeked oe gale, cf Long Point, Canada, on Thursday sight Only ome men esoaped eliva, the Captain and remainder Of the rer having pariehed. ‘The Atias, of the Detroit end Ogdensburg Line, ie re to have been totally wreeked, at the mouth of the Abe was mete Mr. Baneroft, of Oe Fa ea ba en, then. a s