The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY T! TELEGRAPH. Important portant from Santa Fe. Ivpererpexcn, Mo , Oct. * 1851. mail arrived here Ju ‘Reynolds is Rone to Washington a Congress. Great excitement exists in Santa Fe about the murder of Mr. 8. Skinner, by « Mexican. SI nize Sno intelligence of interest from Col Sumner. Seige hr mo Indians, as yet, with whom to make The Virginia Election, ae. Barrimoar. Oct 26, 1861. We hear from but one contested district in Virginia, ‘the Third, and that {s in ¢oubt. ‘The Southern mail, mo late as 9.08 ane, bene arrived, but brings no intelligence of importance, Bouligny bas boon eet oh Mow Ccleanis to. a # map named Cummings. Sinking of = Canal Boat. Unica, Oot. 28, 1851. ‘The canal boat Joho Dunn,sunk today between Schenectady and Albany. She is imsured for $1000, in the Etna Company of Utica, as was also the boat Emily Beanett. sunk near Oriskany ——__——— NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. LapeLemia, Oct. 26, 1853. Saturday Night Incendiarism— The Future Master— Departure of the Pittsburg. No less than five fires took piace last night of which were the work of design The most itive one was in the vicinity of the wire bridge at Fairmount. ‘The ofl cloth factory of John Wright & Co.,and the can- dle factory of Mitchell & Ritchie adj joining, were both ol ‘The Property belonged to Henry J. ‘J. Williams, Esq. The total loss is abou 0 shops in Market street, near Eighth. “B. ae destroyed by fire last evening. One was oceupied by H. 0. Kern, surgical instrument maker, but the other was not tenanted. ‘The others were not soser.ous. One was in Kensington, the most another at Twelfth and Lombard, and one at Christian and Broad streets The disposal of the offices in the gift of the new Governor has already becom» the subject of speculation mong the knowing ones. The fattest of the offices is ‘that of the Harbor Master, snd the claimants are cons juently numerous. The most prominent is Col, Wm. F. whose services in Mexico. as well as those ren- dered to the democracy during the late election cam- paign, vee great reason for the expectation of his ap- nt. The City of Pittsburg did not leave port till noon, to- day, having been delayed by the time necessary te take her large cargo on board. She took out 104 prisengers. An Insbmav named Owen Rafferty, was killed yester- day afternoon, by falling down the hate hway from the fourth story of Farnum & Co. The | ‘American Institute, CLOSE OF THE FAIR—BALANCK OF THE MEDAL PRE- medal. J. Gurney, N. ¥., second best daguerreotypes, sllver medal J.D. W. Brinkerboif, N views, silver medal A. A. Holmes, New York, still life daguerreotype views, —— medal. weph Atkins, New York, cameo still life daguerreo- oon jews, silver medal H. T. Insley, New York, illuminated daguerreotypes, eilver medal Krochis & Ketters. New York. phetotypes, silver medal. ©. C, Harrison, New York, daguerreotype cameras, gold medal (There was considerable excitement about the daguer- reotypes; and what was so cingular, it was the dacues. reotypists themselves that constituted the jury. There ¥as# mejority and a minority report, and ‘the commit- tee of the Institute felt quiie embarrassed about the business.) Y., for still life daguerreotype MaNUPACTUR Henry Fitz, New York. e« tena 9 telescope, gold medal. James Prentice, New York, mathematical instruments, silver medal John W. Morton, New York, magnetic enunciator, ail- ver medal Arthur Mix, MeCcmb’s Dam, white wax and wax tapers. Kingsford & son, Oswego, N. Y., pure corn starch, cilver medal. Jobn Dwight & Co., New York, best refined soda ash, tilver medal H. L. Kendall & Co., Providemce, R. L., bleached lard oil, silver medal. RL Kendall & Co., for the best quality of candles, silver medal Jemes H. Bell. New York, second best assortment of zine paints. H. W. Washington, Philadelphia, prussiate of potash, siver medal Leopeid Kubur & Kreischer, display of acids and chemi- cals. silver medal. Jackson & Dominick. New York, display of chemical | preparations, eilver meda) Edward L. Yeomans, New York, a well arranged chart of chemirtry, silver medal Hummord & Bebler, Pb. A coffee. silver mecal H 8. Farley, New York, specimens of cement marble. gold medal Gail Borden, New York, a new article called the meat biseuit gold medal H. L. Kendall, Providence, R. I. best improved soap. silver medal delphia, samples and essence John Van De Venter, New York, paste biacking, silver medal. J. & J. L. Leabury, New York, specimens of plumbago silver medal ‘Themas J. Burger. New York specimens of saltpetre gold med Woodward, Blakely & Co.. East Liverpool, Ohio Rockingham w dn Beeman & Care, NY. seocnd best Rockingham ware, iver medal George Urodie, New York, cloaks and mantilias, gold Mrs. Ven Houten. New York, shirts, silver medal C. Linberr, New York, ornamental hairwork for jewel- | *T lers, silver medal. = Wm. Simmons New York, ladies’ bonnets, si eee S: ©, Seigeint; INO Teek, wax Sewer medal. Mrs. O. Dell, Newburgh, N. ¥ broidery, silver medai Mr. A 8. McBride, New York, worsted embroidery, silver medal James Schriss, New York silver medal Institution for the Blind. case wedal. Mrs, Edmonds, New York, wax fruit, silver medal R. Hand J.@. Isham, sand and emery paper, silver P. Ort el, Brooklyn, Proteus chair, silver medal E Bulkley, New York, oak buffet, silver medal T. Brooks, Brooklyn, rovewsod inlaid table, silver worsted chair em. embroidery on cambric. om D. HL. Porter, New York, specimen of block teeth, sil- ver medal aa a Chevalier New York, iver medal case of dental instru a, KIC Conroy, New York, fishing tackle and reels, ellver medal Dyrwont, Paterson J. best plush, silver medal Weekell & Hayden, Connecticut, sewing silk, silver medal J. H. Doughty, New York, specimens of sawed work for | © cornices. silver medal a J..W. Bray, New York, marble top iron stand, silver medal. Lovie Lucet, New York. specimen of bronse gilding silver medal. Platner & Smith, Maseachusetts, letter and ledger PPreasis & Loat Loutrel, black, red, and copying ink, silver medal Henry Fairclough, New York. specimen of bookbinding silver medal J. W. Audubon, New York. specimen of casting in bre medal ‘Themes ot Hopping ” eaaarrins BR. I, model of the dog sentinels, god med TO Batt, Morrwanis, N. Y., table légs carved by ery. rilver medal i — er, general assortment cf perfu- “Welter ® new York perfumed oils, silver medal JD. Andrews, New York, Olmstead’s radiator stove, silver medal r —- Franklin grate. silver medal Wands and Co. bot air furnace. silver medal Mrs. A. D. Frye, New York, specimens of algae, gold medal John Hooper, Brooklyn, specimens of algae, silver medal. ©, MeWay and Son, ramples of dew rotted hemp, silver id ‘W. 6. Butler, Brooklyn, L. I., water-rotted hemp, silver e ‘8. H. Bhiddel, Lexington, Ky , bale of dew rotted hemp. ond metal and Roberts, assortment of cordage and twine, J Goudy and fon, Providence, R I., best reeds, ee Carver, best weavers’ harness, silver medal Frinkle, Utica, New York, copper harness, silver 1, , engine lathe, | > 8 J MeDougal, New York, platform scale, silver medal. A.W. Carey, Brockport, Rey » Totery pump, gold mr dal enn Warner, Warhingtow, second best rotary pamp, pone, ‘Troy, N.Y, cast iron car wheel and parts, oliver meda' Casey, Lockport, YY Ww rose couplings, efilver MN Tenace & my! New York, self cleaving anchor Onear Jordan. New York, best boring and mortising machine, wilver mal Reaver, Buck & Co, Clay's taper-rolled iron, sliver a@ Bubberd, Boston for a telegraph, tt dal 2B. Grimth soda water machin iver medal” n jater rams, with glass oylin- sm. Augustus Williems, Novelty Iron Works, alarm water — B Kercher Cs York, best fire bricks, silver medal <® + Bilas BE Merrit New York, fron safes, gold medal Pierce & Valentine, New York, seoond best safes, silver ‘orid’s Bafe Com , pafes, gold medal ‘anton Kevse, Tauntom, Mass, cop spinner quid medal | olive | silver | | of fancy articles, silver | cup. , Hey’ “ Rese te Hoyt, Now York, leather banding of an engine, Breese & Co. Newark, N-J., leather om- Robert D. Porter, sinith's forge teyer, silver medal. Junius Judson, Rochester, N ¥., governor valves, gold medal - La & Co. Southington, Conn., set of tinman’s toe! medal sobs G. itooe, New York, set of timman’s tools, silver medal _ ee Carnell, Philadelphia, hand brick press, silver | me | Tuttle Manufacturing Company, Connecticut, cast steel solid shank hoes. silver medal ° B. & Cagtan fs hone, ey Te , labor saving machine, mu © 8 & Wilcox, Berlin, Conn., and Francis Blake, Bos- ton, Mass, rotary sheers, gold medal. J. P. Stillman & Westerly RB. I., self-stripping waoah , improved steam pressure gauges, silver oe eames Son, Ellaabethtown, N. J., smut and scour- somes}. Se ally, Levkpest, self centering and releas- wie Edwards, N.Y.,am slarm water gauge, silver Kd Perth Amboy, N. J., brick machine, silver eae: Austin, N. ¥., best paper cutting machine, gold Paes bd , Troy, N. Y., ehill irons for casting rasps ane Lightbody, Jersey city, jacquard machine, silver Mimprnat Bienes: Boston, Mato, wator metre, gold medal. mugenera Smith, Troy, N. ¥, smut , silver Mllegng & Son, N. ¥., rolling mill for gold and silver, dems ry Mass, improved fellee machine, silver me 8. Phila, ice cream freezer, silver medal. J, B. Farr, Albany, N ¥., handsomely constructed fire 61. Pre breach loading rifle, gold medal. Marsden, N Y., breach loading gun with a cap primer, silver medal. Jobn B, Klim, N. Y., breach loading gun, silver was 8. Dixon, N. Y., self-leading and priming gun, silver medal 3 On edward Maynard, Washington, D. C., self primer for + guns, silver m y. Goshen, New York, best rifle, asto wake Wiliams rs Warnes Nem New London, Connecticut, Brown’s whalil ver medal. Spr ply fw hy ‘New York, seeond best revolving plstole’ ail silver medal. Crittenden & Tibbals, Comnectieut, best porcupine © silver medals. "Rewel & Day, best bamk lock, gold medal. Lewis Leslie, Trey, New York, best revolving tumbler lock, silver medal. J. H. Butterworth. Dover, New Jersey, second best re- volving tumbler bank lock, silver medal. ES Coffin, New Yerk, plain tumbler lock, silver medal. Woram & Haughwout, New York, lamp and candela- bra, silver medal. Eagles & Lockwood, Newark, New Jersey, best coach 6) lamps. silver med. A. W. Francis, 23 Murray street, for the best stone seal “rs , silver medal. Pettis, 206 Pearl street. supertor stencil cuttings. Thomas Work. 83 Butcher street, Brooklyn, pastel painting silver medal. Fae Lenghi, New York, marble mantel, gold medal. A. P. Moriarty, New York, patnting on hose carriage, silver ag J. Huntington, New York, best stained glass, silver meal Louis Bail, crayon drawings, silver medal. Tattle & Bailey, New York, ventilators for ships and buildings. silver medal. ¥.C. Treadwell, Brooklyn, for Heeker’s farina boilers, silver medal. Alcott & Brothers, Roehester, N. Y , locomotive lamps, silver medal Gates & McKnight, dies for cutting screws silver medal. J P.& J.8. Blake, Waterbury, Conn , jewellers’ rollers, silver medal. . Silex. Stiven, corner of avenue C and Twelfth street, pumps, silver medal. Gardner & Bonnel, 3 new governor valve and power test, silver medal. Charles Carnell, Philadelphia, a brick machine, silver medal. Ransom Cook, Saratoga Springs, hydraulic blowing wheel. silver medal E Barlow, New York, silver medal. John Maxon De Ruyter, # door spring, silver medal. John 0. — oil paintings, silver medal. N. Orr, New York, the best wood engravings, silver medal ban Dripps, New York, the beet lithographic maps, silver medal. CATTLE AND AC LcULELRAL pRopvcTioNs liver Stole, jr, Throg’s Neck, N. ¥., first bull, two years, tilver cu Bayard Clarke, Throg’s Neck, N. Y., second best bull, | silver eu; Jacks ond Nichols, Flushing L. I., third best bull, silver 1 me James Davidson. Orange Co , best bull calf, silver medal Robert R. Morris, Westchester, N. ¥., best cow, silver | cup t cow, silver hardson, Westchester Co. N.¥., best two r. silver cup. te, Jz. Throg'e Neck, N | bull, two years old, silver up. John @. Jackson, Astoria, L. born bull, fiver James Beck, West Farms, N silver cup Lorillard Spencer 2 years, silver cup. 1 James Beck. Weet Farme, N ver cup Lemuel Eurlbut, Winchester, Ct. | years, silver cup Edward 8. Fale, West Parms, best Devon bull, 2 years silver cup ard 8. Faile, West Farms, Y., best short horned L., best one year old short Y., cow, three years old, jams’ Bridge, N. Y., best heifer x. ¥., ope year old heifer, sil- best Devon bull, 2 best Devon buil, 1 year. er CUT Lemuel Hurlbut, Winchester, Ct. 3 year old Devon cow. silver cup Ambrose Stevens, New York, best 2 year old Devon heifer. silver cu lakeslee, Watertown, ( sliver cup 3" N. Biaketiee, Watertown, Ct Devons, twenty head, $40 reen county, New York, Ayrshire bull, , best Devon heifer, best lot of high bred year Prentice, Mount Hope, Albany, best Ayrshire cow, silver cup. R. Colt, Patersom, N.J., best Alderney bull, 2 years, | silver cu; K. Colt, Paterson, N. J, best Alderney cow, 3 years, T cup. R. Fron, Westchester Co., N. cow, silver cup John F, Andrew, Sharon, Ct, best pair working oxen oliver cu; R i Morris, Westchester Co.,N. ¥., bert fat calf, $5. Elias L. Barlow, Dutchess Co, N.¥., best fat sheep silver cup. Elisa L. Barlow, Dutehess Co.,.N. ¥., best buck, silver cu | “Pitas L. Borlow, Dutchess Co, N. ¥., best pem of five ewes, sliver cup. Bs Bingbaim, Middlebury, Vermont, bue CD. Smulth, Woleotville, Ct., best Sexom buck, silver best Merino 4 W alter Wakeman, beet pen of 5 Saxon ewes, silver © up. Samuel Love, New York, best boar over two years, # ver cup Samuel Brewer, New York, best boar one year old, sil- ver cup | Samuel Brewer, New York, best sow over two years, silves cup. Eamuel Brewer, New York, best sow one year, silver Hamuel Love, New York, best lot of pigs, silver cup John MoChesney, N. Y., best stallion of all work, silver “Fames R. Potter, Middletown N. ¥., best colt (three years) silver cup zene MoUbeeney, N. Y., best colt (two years), silver “Bayard Clarke, Throg’s Neck, N. ¥., best pair matched horses, ellver cup Daniel Abbott, Brooklyn, best pair of farm horses, sil- ver cup Wm. 8. Sears, Fort Hamilton, best pairof working mules silver cup. Stephen B Carman, boot jack, silver cup. Roswell L. Colt, Paterson, N. J., veers of amy silver cu teers oun aver cup BJacch P irerd, Jr., Bergen, N. J., beet Indian corsa best 0., N. Y., American fleece sliver cup Oliver J. Tilson, Roundale, N. Y., best basket of beets, silver cup Hecker & Brothers, New York, barrel of extra super- fine flour. silver cup. andolph & Tucker, New York, best sample of wool, silver cup Charies Powell, Blooming Grove, N. Y., best butter, | siver cup J Carpenter, New York, cheese, silver cup. Jacob PG Bergen, N. J, culinary vegete- ». Colt, Paterson, N.J., greatert variety of vegetable sorte for cattle, silver cup. row D PRUrTe. | Wm Beekman, New York, dahlias, silver cup. Matthew Domadi, and John EB. Ranch, Gowanus, silver “Fenn Cranston, New York, best display of bouquets, silver eup Jobn Cranston, New York, flower basket, silver cup. John Cranston, New York, best floral design, silver "Chas More, New York, best roses and cut flowers, rilver “he tosh & Co , Cleveland, Obio, choicest and greatest “ick w, Bailey, Platteburg, N.Y, greatest namber of varieties of fan Lg) sliver oup. “Sore “ay ve, jase, greatest mumber of choice silver cup. vein 0 taghitibe aide, Orange 00., N. Y., beast winter pears, ag & Co., Albany, collection of agriculitaral impie- ™ Eddy & Co, Union a co , improved threel 2a ye Rady & be Union ong ‘Y co, twenty feet borin: Ticherd J Gedling, Brdisnapolie, Tadiana, supertor | wheat drill gold medal. Kijah H. Kimball, Flatiands, L. 1, best farm of 100 soees, liver cup. 2 . ™. Oraneton w a Castle Point. Hobokem, best vated and soot taewetelly arranged fi or garden, silver cup. ¥., dest milking | brought 000 Mi Tilinois, 700. Rye continued steady, Tie.; while Oats were in more re- ‘Corn moved to the extent of 30,000 mixed, at 66057 ':0 ; and round jous value the Atlantic States a ‘was above the views of akan tae og pd light ; 15,000 pipe staves were engaged at To London, 1,00 boxes cheese were engaged at 30s. wn yearol was taken up to load at St. Johns, New Bruns- wick, with deals, fer Great Britain, at 72s. 6d ; and an- otber was taken up to load at New Orleans, with cotton. for Liverpool, on terms not stated ‘Tc bacee was taken, for Holland. at 20s., and rice at 25s. There was no change in rates to Havre. A clipper for California was full, the last engagements being at 65 8 60; vesrels just on were getting 4. 50¢. To Glasgow, wheat was taken at 5d. Frattens.—About 800 Ibs. live geese were picked up 380. 40c., cash, Imported this week, 9 bags feathers Faure.—Balen were made of 860 boxes’ Malegs -aisins, st $1 95 0 $1 90; 200 halves, at 08. a $1; 200 quarters. at 6255 ;, and 400 boxes Malaga lemons, at or near $3 fod thle week, ZU720 boxes, 8170. half, boxes, casks, 200 kegs, 100 balf casks, 250 bbls. 200 trails raisins; 1.500 boxes lemons; 29,000, 200 boxes oranges; 550 kegs grapes; 50 trails, bbls. almonds; 46 bags nuts; 3 bbis. limes; 100 dozen pine — 60 bunches bananas; 16 cases tiga; 10,500 cocoa 1,200 Ibs. western brought 35c, cash. Over 600 bales river found # market at 47 a 500. s.—We noticed sales of 30 bales new, at 27 29. Provisions.—Pork moved to the extent of 450 bbls. mess and prime; and beef, to that of 140 bbls. do.; and do , at yesterdays prices; while of lard enly 100 Ibs. were taken, ut 85g a 00. Butter and cheese were in fair re- quest, and very uniform. IMPORTATIONS ON SATURDAY. Buractina Poworna—25 cask Dxvos—39 bales Sarsaparills, 80 tierces soda ash, 13 casks rotten stone, Dyxs—I41 ceroons cochineal, 33 casks madder. Dyrwoens—12 tons logwocd. Dxv-Goons—130 packages per ship Peter Hattrick, 271 per Niagara. Creesk— 80 cases German cheese. Davos 6 casks 5 bales drugs. Hatn—39 bags bair. Houns—28,865 horns. Honsy—T barrels honey. Hiore—2 542 enlted, 6,640 dry hides, 221 salted horee do. 29 casks salted skins. LeatHen—6 cases calfekins, 7 cases leather. Mertata—3 tons copper ore, 119 sheets and 4 boxes old yellow metal, 3 casks and 2,358 pcunds old copper, 851 pounds old brass. Painta—11 casks red lead, 23 ultramarine, 6 casks and 4 kegs colors. Sre1.s—3 packages tortoire shell. Sa11—4,822 busbels and 3,095 sacks. Tin—1 000 slabs tin. Tonacco—2 cases German tobacco. Wixvow Giass—2 300 boxes German window glass. Woor—0 bales. Woon—619 logs, 609 pieces mahogany, 51 picces and1 log cedar. 1,077 bales willow. Lixc—266 cases zine. Tel raphic Reports. 58 Cxanreston. Oct. 25, 1851. ‘The sales of cotton to-day, were £00 bales, at 1 a 8. The market is firm. Province, October 26, Cotton—Moderate demand with but a s1 hand ; middling fairjNew Orleans and Mobile are yaoted at lle,; fair Uplands, 10\c.#103;¢, Printing Cloths more active, but prices unchavged, Bixiy by sixty fours are worth 43;c. Sales of the week, 22.600 pieces Wool is more active, and the demand for fleece fs increasing Mo- ney is easier, but still clow. The offers and first cless paper hag been done ia the street as low as $49 per cert. A URS On Saturday, October rs mais B. Raymonn, come- dian, aged 25 years, ilies friends and acquaintances, and the members of the Actors’ Grder of Friendship,” also the profession genera!ly, are requeeted to attend his funeral, on Tues- day mornieg, from No. 50 Franklin strest, to ‘move pre- cisely at 8 © clock, to proceed to Jersey City, from whence the body will be taken to Philadelphia for foterment, In Brockiyn, on Ostober 25, Kicnann Now.an, a mem- ber of Engine Company No. 6, aged 25 years, from in- juries recrived while in the discharge of his duties as a Greman on the evening of the 224 inst ‘The Fire Department generally are respoc'ful to attend the funeral, from his late resideace in Jay near Tillary street, on Monday, 2th inst , at 3 o'clock E ym October 26, Samven McGowan, in the 45th year of is age. The friend. and eequaintances of the family, andthe members of the United States Lodge, 3331. 0 O F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his Late reticence. 79 Ninth avenue, at 1o'clock on Tuesday af- ternoon, 25th inst. The members of the United States Lodge willl meet at the lodge room at 1 o'clock. On October 26, Many, wife of David Petticrew, aged 45 years, 5 months and 20 days The friends and acyjuaintances of the family ace res. pectfully in tend the faneral, from her lat: residence, £21 Mott street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 ck Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Ce- eg for interment In Williamsburg, om Saturday evening, ( after a short but severe illness, Sanan J, Scr 4 Israel WS friends of the famil, tober 25, pen, Wife of The relatives invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, Z7th inst , To'elock, from her late reeidence, No. 119. South Fourth street. without farther invitation. On Saturday, October 25, Avice Ganarry, inthe 44th year of her age of ber cousins, Hugh Oarney and Daniel liackett, are respeetfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, 286 Mulberry street, to morrow afternoon, at So'clock precisely. On Saturday morning, Juuia Euizanern Fosren, aged 1 year, 4 months and 16 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- tfully invited to attend the funeral, at 2 o'clock, P. from the residence of her parents, No. 99 Third street Wiliiamaburg On October 25, Manosner E. Gnanam, twin daughter of Jobn and Mary Robinson ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parente. No 160 Kast Twentieth street, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock. On Saturday evening, October 26, Grouse Faawcis infant son of John H. and Phebe A. Rhodes, aged 1 year and 8 d The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, Tth inst, at 2 o'clock, from’ No. 265 Bridge street Broekiyn Mr. Jasra Cann, printer, formerly of Richmond, Ve but for some time past a rerident of New York, wishes his friends to understand that it is not he who was re- ported seme days since in this paper, to have died ou the ult. AS ETI TS ATI MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, te ‘the hi for Havana and Chagros, and Rosno! est Sones Remedios (Cada), 12 reine vai f Anthracepbo ton. Beamer i. a ‘eld: y, ymeur, Phitaieipuis. Below. jartha's Vineyard, Gra: dee, to Dunham & Dimon, Bhi with roade Wickelhaugen, 2th, Estapette, Hegeman, New anak Oct 5—arr Goats dead Ravine, NYork. Sid toe, pene. 9 . Sept ar NYork. Sid 28th, ree . Mullen, N Ameri ‘id 10th, Due de Brahant, Soh mids, Them: Passe, lth, Minons, Ath from Aig oy for N Amerios. Dover, Ocb 1!—Off, Sophie, Ban from NYork for ison ‘ba hh Republic, Riek: mbare fot Gal if 10h, Walter, Dreseher, from Hamburg, fot San Dow 4 Das Bisho, Btorm, NOrieans for § keoping; oie for NY a it Vrnam, Oct 12-S1d Ieabelia, Rymer, NOr! i rRPopt, Oot lon are .Tarlor, Nore . Lambert, respectfully | ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those | a ie weenie atl = ty ota tant ots | ‘Tih sais Fk Seosenien, Be cone Makewol Me arde same tape das). Heratapore, Jehavon, Galcusts; Boster, | Sam Slap Me Grete Fecag Mecneea woe. Grattan. ante steel ay meee otto, Feivon, alachicols; 13th, He- len, Cane jeans. a » nb BoRtons raxaran, CHAMBERS STREET — DOORS Cid our ith, Charlotte, Feivous. Apalachicola; 13th, Ba- te bonin at ok. Dress jwette, 60 i en See PS eon Fie ning sain. Petra Bore, a8 Wi NOrlean: wearintutnn ben 78d a Capeltino, NOrloans; | be played the eomto's nat the Son END Berk cha berland, Gazzo! as in oa : Ks a eS i. wugweasris, prev to Och 10--Cld Ocean, Stephenson, New SUE, ine yy BS ey a eae , tees Fagh pene ‘Chas Hill, Le Craux, NYork; llth, a A i ‘Cassidy. Levitin of the Wi WP —! Ne. Dyer, N York. uTH, Oct —! jusen, Griswald, NYork. fr; Colonel Hugby, , " . asp UM Bees, BES NBiOS CARDEN — uaa ence si Tie vrolgeke "Notes, ‘week, Wonderful evening iSstins and and va Franck ft Brillant, ising Mc BI ing an eatin pepe r \tomit f the naaay, Ooh i, tigi Revo La RED ONCKE AND White WAR an Quem Ootd—Put im New Hasipanire, Chase, fm wt Civde torNYork, shore Vico, Sept 0—Are Woodm ATRE, CHATHAM STREET ~DOO! Dress Circle ce with NEw vork MILLIE or, 7) —Toby Flint, Mr. Ro Bridge (Am ship), which Ralpn Morris, Me. peg ny hy aaneany oe bee Beene followed by the drama fF = =, after cousidorable repairs, A States. in The Cat TLE DOF TH Mr. Clarke; Mabel, Mra. Nioholes ROUGHAMS L YORUM, BROADWAY, WE 8 BROOME 100] treet.—Doors open at A to begin at Circle an and Parquette, 59 ots,; F: fe Feats, $1; Monday 9 venin; OF MED, THE ‘ARABIAN, eadriRe wu hi . cect Private Boxes. rity ill comme Neate; Qniar, Mr. Lynne: cal dord Mre. Loder! ie vina. To oo Joe, ae: Sohn Mr. Taylor; Cops. Blonhoims des Ma largery, Mrs Skerreté. wre Malacay Myrtle it oie Anetare me s lerson, a5 fayagues; Amethyst, sonville; Lady of tea 7 v ha! 4, u bis di ing vb ora A. BOSIO and Sieners DERTUCCA. has, the pleagare Lo. 93 ¢ that he has also on- ‘and favorite Prins Doon mased GNORTS A B STEFFANONE, Who will make her first appearance, as above, in hor groat “ Paithr z, ia Bellint'e, rang Oars, of Worms. fox M. hos further on nae Con! GROwA HOSA PICO VIETTL (ee iy = arance for several years Prims Docna Comprimaria, Bignora Cost!™t, Primi Tenori, Signor Brrvins and Signor &. Vixtrt, 'y; iiams, Savanna’ men sick; one man had died. ass, off South Shoal, spoke pilot bost Washington, No. 4, of ae, wu ut on boerd five men, who assisted in getting hor Khinety struck om Nantucked Sooala Dat got off tm ately, leaking. CHanceston, Oct 25. Arrived—Steamship Albatross, Philadelphia; brigs Clars Hilen, Camden; Ava, Portland. Faoripamce, Oot 26, Arrived—Sloop Pointer, Fowler. NYor Arrangements have slso been mi highly popular Saliod Sense 8 a Hovere, , Gibbs, and and cotsblighed favorite Pence, Delaware, Harding, Baltimore; sloops Thomas Hull, and sea SIGNOR_ SESTO : Witch, NYork. Baritone, Signor Cxsame Bavtats; * ne Bassi, Sisnor J. Manixi and Signor D, CoLxrst: Serald Marine dienes, And last, not loaat, a powerful and well drilled Choras, an Orchestra onmnened of the best musical performers in this country, of whish Max Manarzcx will be the Conductor; Herm Kaxvrzun the Leader, aud Here ysis ‘& the Chorus Master. vl ‘The Manager respeotfullp announces that the following Puriapenrnia, Oot 37-4 PM, Arrived—Sehr my Snow, Boston. Bailec—Steamship City of Pivtsburg, Stotesdury, Liver- Genrnupe—The towboat Louisville arriv — the 17th, from the ship Gertrude, ashore a7 Sourh Kora “Tolerte Devereux, Fevorva, Odio, boa Pasquale, Point, with a large quantity of gvods, mostiy in good order, | Mari Di mis di Lammermoor, and also the saile'and water onska, Capt Mo f . Semiramide, Puritani. L, riers that the Gertrude has settled in th i ia, Den Giovanni. ‘To which will be deve of att foe Pa etwoen,& Popular grand Opers of La Gassa Ladra, and other ipping the vessel, ai ‘The Manager feels prow in offering this programme to bis 1a, ail of whieh is dam patrons, and is confident in asserting that fa no country, Lhe hay og Sather oh this or th fF aide of the Atlantic, has yh variety of operatic entertainments been offare: mn. Each night a different ope account will an opera, ho cept upon the particular a wind was t! Thi then blowing freah rrom the eastward, with a bad prospect of getting hor off. Brio Onmus, for Now Bedford. before reported ashore at Lewes, Del, wad got off on Sainrday, by stoamer St Nich- clas, and towed seriously irjured. ices. 1 Parquette and Boxes, $1; Amphitheatre, 1 Subscriptions for choice of seats for twent, ay hte, Box offie till 4 P 3 the Breakwater. She sppeared not to be exe Tact y, Ban oer be secured, am From | ‘Tuesdsy tiM Thursday next, the subscribers of Last seascn wil: have their eeats reserved, subject to a renewal of their subscriptions. coer OFARA Rouse, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO, aber street.—Open every al and well ad, aad vor , sent boi $28, lon 107 64 W, 14 mos out, with W) 150 ap. } eg Oot 12—Schr Northern Light, Case, for R 12 Bark Lysander, Snow, from Boston, ding: brig Muleyon, Rigriage, ork, Ldg. Home Ports. BOSTON, Oct 25, AM—Arr barks Merlin, Millett, Canto rienced perfo via N¥orki © Churebili, Hichborn, * Cheisy, whoas concerts ie nion. Kendrick, Baltimore; Echo, How Roe have boon recoived gers, White, Philadelphia; brigs F Hoyt, Cape Town, Ley Cape kaos Vernal (Br), < rton; > win, Montgomer d Com Stews vannah via Wilmi ta Gazette, Croweil; ered Cotton; Geo Hoffmas Marion A Gould, Grant, and Harmorda, Maloney, Melbourne, Rverett, Perth Amboy; Boston, out, ld whip Wm Venn. Wheld» PEN EVERY NIGHT—TELLOWS: MINSTR: Fellows’ New Musionl fall, 444 Bi be ard and Grand sireets.—This justly 6 orp of talented and experienced performers ment of J. B, Fellows, whose concerts in fornia: the most spacious and best ¥ ‘0, Ree for Catiforni tere packet, ‘509 8 8 95ths tons.) Colburn, Gal- barks Trinity, Puildinesin the world. Admission, 26 cen. Doors open at veoton; Maryl nd, T Davis, Baltimore; brigaGaler Richards, | 9 afternoon vom. St Thomas an Park, Care cas; Cant= piae jay, for tho sspeci: oing at 3 o’olook ia, EW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 37 BOWERY.—L. North, Proprietor.— Private Boxes, 50 cents; Bonce uette, cents; Pit, 123¢ cents. Doors open at » commence at a quarter betore#. Grand t for the . Firat might of hingtom, fort, to load for Poasnon: Farr Var avintage, Denied Wooten Nawis, alba heey Bro*n P Granites Stste. Hallett, Plymouth Rook, Rvork, Bid bark Turk, ria Ba “Gy ‘ARLESTON, 0: roe Wet and Havens WEST, Oc! a 1, fee: tiful Bete of oq inglivg Jumper of Pekin, by Master Wit Two Dromiog, by Messrs: Harper and £4. ar W. Odell; G 1 pehte Kokeno, Sporke, fi 5s Marts Post, Post, from Mobile for 40 4 dass, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 17, PM—Cld ship Jobn G Coster, Mallett, Havre; Mex sehr Joven Fernando, Aseona, Cam- Teachy . 4 es. intro ware ase Boeehy Ragan Beltl- | sncea will conclude with, SUCBIN-AND 2NNETT Ted8, ‘Phtiadelphas fe sineyre, | Mr. W. Ofci}; Annette, Mise Mactarland, On the on inet Canden; Paregon, Barker, Providense; 2ith, gy Georges, | Mr. Levi J. North will receive s boned. Flutes. NYork we ow ag hive gag M—Arr schrs Henry Clay, Nye, and a 00 USICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. — Wee Apply Go deh, WARDWELL. 30 Broadway, N MRORTONT TO SHOW MEN.—FOR SALE—TUE CE Prsvk, Cash Alba PHiLapeLyn Charlerton; bark Aston , Trinida d; Oliver, Bradte no, 8 youns grisaly boa York; John W Gandy, To’ lars inquire of -y B. Piatt, 163 Broad way. ‘ony, Norwich: Wm 3 ‘Cam land. Crowell, Clouces ARTIES WISHING 70 HAVE TOE USB OF TKiz Jer Hall during et eveniags In the woek, will plore apply, by letter or obber Pen 200 Broadway, ware, Brevcor, Cardenas; Fairy Mie EMMA clLigwana Posterior '§ FIRST 80I-" Huaieale, on Tacsday, 26th ito ber. oom icine sane medicin otek tt Ballad. ry,” Mrs. Be oat ok Moore. Bedductor of the leve,” c oncenr — TRIPLER Halb—wapae BISCACeI- de and the pe thas hee mE ill ta soo en at Tripler H: we on Sa rarday evi sooanton she will be aided with e ABERNACL 1861.—The Gi will giv ment of Vocal and Tostrumental Music, a The faeces, ret fling on Mondsy evening, Oct. 27, ou which ocossion Mr. Ehrhardt, tho ocledtated Pianist, and grontest pert the world on the wood and straw instrument, will have the honor of waking his first appearance in America. Cards o€ admission, 80 cents. To commonce olock. ARNUM’S AMERICAN b Sy tevin we tT. pAENUM, Managor ani ant Manager. ete: to she eure Besenm ‘and Densnese, Bo ebildren the afternoon, a by Master Benjamin; Comlz Sonn by Pete Morris; the grand mi Co} REeVER G OF vehbey ville... a eapltal Con rel In She pvenin ot o'clock, wi a a ROMINA MEADOWS? tary Hen Mond ex ovina, Mise Mestayers th f the charactors by rest of the com surlesitien te be seem ai. Bevekt of Pathor Mathew on Saturday next.» RANELIN MUSKUM, 17) CHATHAM SQUARB, FB ivoissbove the Natienal Theses M Geatee Lea oni proprictor.—Seloon perform ances ¢ - se ge ss opian ‘Troupe i yolce, the atrongess man in, the “world ey ‘atone she andience, choose tino o kill locke esta so f Model Artiste, ist, for acy amount of who are selected for th Arad of ata ot enreugit aad dome Saleand Female “Arsita, who will eles ‘arble aes all the worlds rn riety of fn Derfermancee 1 for lars, vee bilis Bente in Private Boxes, 1 cote ‘boxes, uotte, lie tas parg & compaay of in erhitition of Ma ith ENEFIT OF COL. ALVAM MANN.—GRAND GALA Night.—The publi and the namerons friends of Colonel 4 ar anes ly informed that Mr. Levi J. North bas, in the m ers] manner, voluntesred the uso of phithentre, 37 Bowery, together with mem bers of his unrivalled e¢ Master Willie. Shelton for the occasion. Go one, £0 all. AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. penal FUND Ha PH(LADELPAIA —Ia- simetic cngretetion —Pre d of the North, has to N 4, one of the most brilliant reo ptior untry, and boss to state t awing Room Entor- tog until and a Hardy, Boston; Emma Pras ces ee janrers, ow iider, Barbadoes juckel: AG Wheaten, Endicott; Hotoken: J B Dia < SILL PING. 3 an, Bristol: Orexon, Go: 6 jo ‘y tad TuIsED STAT: M Bikes’ Sth do Beves tain Exea Nyo.—This svarmer wil », for Europe, pie. ‘iladelphi N ig Mary Wise, ‘crockett, ‘Salem; Merchant, SAAN NABH, Oct 22—Cld bark Gooraia, Allen, Boston. For slant or ne having isms for elegazce a2 comfort arpiy & a or EWARD K. COLLIN ke 00. 86 Wallstreet. penne BALTIC will euceoed tbo Pacite, and rail Passengers Arrived. Livyrroor—Steamatip Pacific—R R Springer and lady, B lady, Airs aud Miss ox: CEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—FroK we dand Hay, Bremen, vis Soutbampton—The Upited States Mai ip LEKMANN, Tor Bremen, souchise and passengers for Evade from Pier No, 3 1d surgeon M¢ ehroU wo MOLLER, © s C ech Post none or freight, & RIERA, Agents, MEDICAL. x La cRoIrs tanh on! E MEDICAL TREATIOR Chea} coal ler, y, J D Maresh and Tady, AA x iner and Indy Goo ni fare, roik, pn pen 9 Mr roa, Ro "4 y. Met Matthews, ta ‘A Thomas, RS oe eral Ww Mi Foreher, FC font: J Randall, WS Price, SC Mod Mra Rakin practionl observat of nervous dobill Hl divoasen ai le Fulosy by whip re marring wali their remedios —with colored Tihoers yas, the Leo oases of Pata il seeae s hinte to GT Cobb, B i oie zi get dr, aon Je, RO Ross, M: ati ‘Strangers w! aire meaies the ercn cash te eon oe 43 Mise Margaret Meyers, Miss are, Me Mayes, WV Roe eB ie perly understood and judiciously treate and thus at the res relent in popelons cities. Dr. Le Cret tailed practitioner, and has for dies te the gubjeete of which Tis Book tenn sending 25 conte in & will o07, Pel. or five copice for pe yd treet, Alban: oe) a Beringer & % Townsen ie Sten Navigation ‘ALBA tween Prince! pia and Charlesto T steamer soca Capt. B.C. Mur Led for sem yunliti ‘passengers, ‘Ene OSPREY. ml 60 +0 passengers. The October 2, ef 10 o'sloek, AM in . D*. RALPH, ATTROR, OF or = i “PRACT CAL o 12 gelegh AM x = im pier No. TNord ‘iver wi Mecpoe } 191 Front street. . Pre! eecondary wh. tain, safe, and radical cures than can ‘The FLORIDA, Capt. Lyon, on riay, Sth November = LY ia of D% RALEIVS PRA PRACTICAL RIVATR “TREATISB who need sound practical ry ncee—giving of are aiiioted wl the aster Lng of re fil teeomani mo ¥. freines for i Fer hI Sop lune xs Maemo, Erg. Teens abo stay one to ractoata ny ea4 vate) ee Se ae chee rly wees th of with plates; pricy 24s conta, 14 wt 88 Greer da by most booksellers. Maile pes, by Addressing (post pat anes cost scoure envelopes, MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLS Ttain diseases, which he treate without mercury ‘Thirty-two yeats prac D*®,™°! Wecont enses he cures in three days. tice en + bin v0 care these _cretutice arisin ioe ihe Fu See hie Lon tes hte private office, otros. Ne fee on specie beyond am amount for surgeon on board. enna “eran must pase throngh the Pos marten me W'Unano, ae, besaghe la commen Ly Brih goods [aie ace given in Itavte for ¥ Fe, NRW ORLEANS DIRECT — 08 atom: NFTELD 8 ill eave pier No. 4 Norte ber 8 aoe © look P. M., pre 8 EUS" 20 Denver sees. PPOSITION TO TAR O1 rot dent line for, Cor) ry all River, © cisely. 100 Fulton street corn. X.., rey NO. 17 Di ap STRERT, A entation fe for skill in those ‘alter hom gaisted for years, is sen beltt eas coe evlonal weaknee ee rey and tanec amet int vaeos onsed in'Woee tayo. BA ogetcaiy coeds en early application mast be MILES, Agent, 8 51 Cortiande street. D*; COCPER, 14 DUANE STREET, of, aoe THE Inet nineteen years, Ley iad tice to ti me pore was of meeoariel end ther di onn oure th 0, F B CALITORNIA.- STRAMSHD aoe Tin bea Porober. re, forsher swiomaation Spply at the ethos ny Pacific Mail Steamehip 0 2: TED TO aon) MMEDIATELY Wester Bn aie woil built, deat so Sout bl 790 watt sven. MMDIVAL. TE'3 FRIEND-G les wold. The greatest world. Oures in buslr eos, Hundreds are our ial, with a book. of Brosaway. Advice—Give uo 'focs. Dr. ne, and no doctor cures disonses better. )K. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE im OBSTI- Date, protracted, hail-cured, aad patched badied the sxill ot the unexperienced, ageaye from the hands of | ARIS AND. LONDON TREATMENT OF PeivaTR Diseases, in a few hours, by ® vey OR. aim. da debility, boughs © com! as year’ 2. paysioians. In wal Antece s permaneateure. He makes daily cures 0! without cavstic, whi er 74 jo guton, Porth Aube Siemte ats distance esa, by enclosing © a mal, on atom motaiag sili “Pe sd poesaiary si ciil gt the! . it is intended eeveclaly for the’ married, ot shoes %, k te diel important secrets Serwhlok’hersee fe se (Hxtract of letter . pecenbicry Darrow, retary iba Earn tseee ae eer a her life nr anata “— Hats ae 2 < Hy tH past , with Nenctnd ‘ation: i corner of Broadway. bf Fy vpeowe TO THR RARNRST tations many who ha f patting ladivedeaie, feeetaety for that LAC L= y disap allude,