The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1851, Page 1

a eS WHOLE NO. 6942. — ,MORNING EDITION----TUESDA Y OCTOBER 28, 1851. DOUBLE SHEET. |=~....rou™ aida | a SALES BY AUCTION. _ ——— RAGLAR DEMOCRATIO NOMINATION FOR COM- Jom Rcinoarars UOTIONEER, Wi WILL SELL, ee POLIBICAL. RI loner of Streets and Lamps. RY ARCULA- oust ieee? rath Bib, 8 fine ¢ collection big’ ren? ‘FOR RaGisTeR—ConwaLius v. ANDERSON. FR5ARD Dewogmatic ware NowINATIONS, gnd. a, choles m of new a os, & | Fr Senator Aer Miia Fialle. tlemen A cthed conservato FF Inst Ly Peete + a tad Rg Sa a For ry ane | ~<a vy none Oe lke HT} nase, ore Pi james For Police Justico—Jam For Alderman- ‘Charies B. Janes. Pr mL For Ausistant ‘Alderman—John hn H. White. WARD DEMOCRATIC REEUBLIOAN Pk a pnd — For Als AM MOORE, yy aus M. sGeioter & CI nations.—| distant Alderman, JOSIAH W. BROWN, or aneen ah Dsbrtot dota Oritia, | and Fifty. third SQECOND WARD_RATIFICATION MERTING—AT A Jeger Dicey Ge eS, eb, Lonether with valuable wale te chusiaat teat gf the, Demooratle ie- wird fe ae ny thigh Race OLTON, Pa ore Rae [onday evenine, Ootator Ba talon motion | "Per fehoo! Commissigner—Knecland 8. Townsend, av list w'elock. ia Becond avenue, Sale ey Rs rien, Maier, ‘em ray wes teo—Samuel house fromaTwentivth etreet, ‘the tire Tornivers ofs a Cai, = aseee an yeas feane store ie gentleman removing, which will comprise rosewood, ma! 3 the Ward Nominating Gommitten presented ing rat vy order of tbe C SYOWNGEND, Chairman, | {cles tots Boxetelle Longe earls roe sci “cng report, which was read sd unanimously adopted, vis J. Tuomeson, Beoretary, bg non shopauy, Sethe or Alderman-—Dudley H pu ad’ Hack walnut C For Assistant Alk derman— ste oh a J T SF 7 For Comntenion Wie i pont ta fete See are ies—Wm. hi bi ts nt | IOS For Sohool Commiesio ompte ee $50,000 721282, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, Riley. in sums to suit goplicants, on productive —W: ‘amigs 8. Libby, | 202! estate in this city Apply to 8.8. Broad, No. L ‘Tobias C0 iiiam 3 Fi sito street, in the Croton Water Office basemont | Also, het For lnspestors 0 of Election: Distric! ante ard. Second District—d. A Isaac N. Burk- small enme of $1,000, $1,200 and $1,500, to lond tn Brooklyn Samos B. Williamaburg. E. WILLARD, AUCTIONRER—A LARGE AND n Miser. iis pennans 3, Piferciinicnrt.4 Bsns tl ad WITH $5,000 Hin! Sele of Furnitare, Pianotorte, Parlor Oras 4 re fol- ments, an: ‘ancy Goods, auction, on ‘ednesday, Ooto- lowin; easigtions, +h were unanimously adopted bait ot an sing po 'yunibean 0 #29, ire That we covgratulate tie domosracy of the elty | preeeney fag ed oom, ation oelnk vie 4 given or, rene in the ‘The partner coming in cas Lave Tie tevelving a and paying *f the thede of the jshment. ‘the duti and pleasant, letter, to “ Atlantic, itn %y $ 1,200 WANTE?.—s1.20, on BOND AND Mont. "PRANKEIN'BROWN, 73 Nanny ateosks” of our party upon a basis of prin- seforth adhers to the good old repub- waaiton with the sentiments of every democratic mecticg beld in our city during the present came “‘Tolen. the democratic pt of the including the Pugitive Slave ould be regarded asa final setle- ‘Second We: [" prove of L. VAN pauper. PGTONRRS. LaTe wM. ‘Act, Ww MoCOKMICK,) will sell, this da to “elock, at 13 Bpruco street, silver 8poo: Cooking eves, Jot of Crockery, ie er counting B jo NEXAS BONDS WANTED.—TEX4S BONDS AND | er ietends, Canes. Clock Paiktings Dey ‘Goods Liquors, selval settler, es Ainge Aezempton of Texan the Hxtures of a saloon, and oil lamps, &9. ‘apon our public works for 2 ee or Sema eeran SSIGNERS' SALE OF A STOCK OF HARDWARE, —We are requ teonsion of the astved, that we are is favor «f an ener; 0 Sdiministry- ate one quarter per at clocouat Beak ot tae E hy {our diplomatic ailsirs with foreign uations, to tie | State, N.¥.s Hardiord Washington county, NYS inaefo ee Nerden hat the sprit of our free inavitutions may be dituaed | Franklin Bank, French Creek, NY. Toss and packag @ pos oie throughout the ci vill B.A. Dakine. "159 dreonwied street. suction Wy soba & Van P. thi to MResclved: Thas we seurcavelate the democracy Sith and foih Oetoberr (ey orase'et analgneen) eh be thors powinatios of Die ‘Esq, for Alcer JROCERS’ BANK.—Zil18 INSTITUTION WILL GoM: | No €i'Courtiandt slresh, at ID 0" clock. N- B.—The above ci 4 «Mcient man, menoe busi a %, 27th stock has been elected with great cart by competent national dvmocr: ae of Bartiny srrees and Oallsgs Pisoe. water the follottice | Selene, tab meeaa weaitiy Gi noseet ional ite app: ort of all who are openeees ae e direetion whole now in fect ord ‘ert sof hee gxtsavazance (the igs A any Be ees biverd] Devi: ith WJ rave. oe notes at 6 mont! for sums of §! ¥ \ mead J. Tait, Esy., from his well known devovion to M La: James Ma a pt} pee “hpeetspncclags saat vege ood the gepantiens, esiden’ bis fitoess and capability gone oa heck, James BE. Bru ~: ee and"AVlons esdence.amynart te, eatite hist iam UW. Van Kiseck, ©". Latins BES 5 on Bie ENON i iy 5 will xy rart Sanurt B. Ware, Cashier. Peden | | fae day ot Octobor taste at Wg aM. e Nos pa October, inst, a6 104 A. ‘a ERRIS, Assignee. W. & 3.7 TAPscorr & co., fy ponsh seamen P| “4 rat for any amoun mays le throughout US ion AROTICE—TH 1, Lewis Boting Grad Brit Trelan tied ats tor Bush—this day, at 1% siclock, ie diam ‘Thompare sad Chari roger "tor ‘Conseabl As ve Ked Star] Lin amas rooms, Bia North William stree>—Variety sale Demoersts they are unexceptionable, sud es public officers i. and Z Line of Liv ol pac whe X Linsot Liquors, Segars, &c., removed from Eighth a) ‘Ehey will discharge thoir duties with integrity and eticioncy. London packets. Faaante by yy any of twhies phy can boom | Merchant Tailor's Stock Dry Goods, Hi ‘They must, snd a oh U be electe: caged on reasonable Jewelry, Splendid Wateh Cuth mh art anes = our old oan tried demooratio fe Shawls, iatey‘artcis, Ke. C. Aide jomines for Police Juat ORS OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGAT COMPANY, = District, and Bam Blankman, nomiucs fo: Dist 13, 1 President and’ Di v Y ‘tice, we hail thom as smonzat those of our ancient friends ey the good cauee of republicanism, and whose devocion to rigid fda company, for payable to the stookho! Rear ‘The transfer inst, watil that date, P. %, BERNESE 00. o souri STREET, NEW Jot, pouks ands inet Liverpool, ‘ abt Drafts, Payable, in every ireland, Seotian: Wales; are low Line of Lierret and Dramatic, Goorge’s Lincs tailing weebly. Cortifientes for the above Linos cen be on moderate term Principles of ustice claim our hearty sud determined sup- Heedived, ‘That in William Minor, Eeq., ovr candidate fopmember of Aesembly, we present to the electors of this entleman who is deserving of our undivided sup- 4 that his clestion w.ll secure to tae demooracy of & firm and unflinching advg- hall be a We Stoves, six fire proof Safe tioneer, 57 Dey street, corn TWO STORIES above for lodg oy, now doings faine four larys rooms ¢ beds. Tho furniture in, aod 0 CAPITALISTS. ~AN OPPORTUNITY SELD a m4 be met with now odours, for the in: coed That we fully approve of the rer by Hi A. Thompson during the late sossion of our St Peplaistare; that ite fidelity to d determined opposition to section 0,000, b tM Iawiom, “aud! whiglsin, meet wi pS jh y for aia menace: 19 Fourth avenue, ter? PI nt prevente the oprictor from devo ee PARE yj Sea —seT wafeer Bey the meeting was ably and eloquently ad Bat bent $5 OM) a year clear BILLIARD SALOON POR SALE— ik WELL KNOWN Hon. A. A. Thompson, Messrs, Joseph | Trott may readily be made, aud It can be incrutsed t) 1- ‘tnd established Billiard Room, with five Tables, stock, nor, Cyrus Lawion, aad Thomas Inst any extent.” Addreas, with real nam 2,495 New York Post Office. De STREAM UN tee che! ber #4 J WITH THE tubseriber. mK bighent Price, 9 giaskoura Tobias oO" to J. A.M, Box f for many DUNLAP, Cairn: eR Joven? va Lawron, §* rp aiRD WARD UNION NOMINATIONS, —ATA MEST; f the Charter Nominating Committee, Bete der 2, at P. V. Lockwood's, Wor ies ing of war Lie dl evening, Win. iL chosen Chairman, the following ry Secretaries. ‘AG @. LYON «17 Wall street, basomeat. INSTRUCTION, BOARDING BCHOOL FOR BOYS, ork. A select Er glis vo boyee aro r ed for mercai Thelocsiton is inthe sa Vojoity of So railroad he atemtost Retecee thoroughiares e part of the city The place knowa, Nav ta dlish he last tweaty a lease re unexpired. "apply to Howse te reek. of premises for fi Balkoom, §% Naw upper! ‘Third ward of the city ~ 3 dept and ateamboat inndin eranaim. Fer Mo agg be Tae na Patten. Se | Pings: Deethers W Co Nor iS Taek Rew. eo renee ee aamsin, C, Benham, “For Behoc| Commissioners, Tauies SSRRIGIO BEMECIER Aue. OL 8: the proprietor has’ business elsewhore, Will also Gurdinet, “oscph Bettis, Set copay 222; | Gr eercattaly interme be papita aad 8h sremises, Wo. 00 Winth aveneer ere’ APPT 98 a Yotene ‘ioe A Harboek, Seepe ehalee oe In- | shat he will open « lea 0 = : : apectar rire District Gaon ot pie Mf pnd 188 Crgeby ate | JOR SALE—THE MOND STREET SALOON, No, oo: Tiley ie ce 1 Bhar ite ws } yy mall ve enter them with this went goof ttle stayres vant ita iso the Gro tries, Jacob P, Chatterton, Abner . tnel Acsdemy of Desten. Apply oa the prembses, from fun motion cf Me. Davi Mont ett, seu forcing tauast Drivately at at the rooms. a the morning until tw alg mimously adopted, and o et the city, viz —Hersid, Tribune, ORY TO LET, ON THIRD STREET, WITH F4g steam engine and boiler complete. reir 146 Wa- et, or corner of Avenue A and St, Mark's place. FPURNISUED ROOMS 7OLBT, WITHOUT BOARD, TO tlemen; at No. 15 aioe Son between Hudson and Greer wieh « & and Sunday Timos:— Fecolvers ust in’ the opinien of this committee a La hing. gentlemen who have no P° of our mush Riveh, Amos tke reete, Terme mo! 0 ALL WHO WIS4 TO SPEAK FRENCH RAPIOLY. A SPACIOUS FLOOR, IN TEAM POWER.—TO LET, a to —Mr, B. SIMON, Professor of Foreign Languages, a: Fe ae relidine 79 ant fie Grand cnet ate een, f th 4 frienée and ine public ia gna thas bs Lan ast | Power, Groton wat Reeders pe cpp oye ability ifelly nt for the various dutios required in evening French Cl a tr Se ana tencoet ORNS, Vir watteres atrect he dlesharge of tbe offices for which they are nominated. the simplicity of hi i ah | dew to speak Fre jh NHE UNION. THE CONSTITUTION, AND THE COM mise — Fifth Ward.—Regular Democratia Repu ii- cap Nominations — For Sevate— William McMurray. Por Asembly—Gideon J. Tr For Alderman—T {A DDLER ¥.—TO XPRESS PROPRIETORS, AND ‘Others —To be sold, a sot of new relish bras mounted e Harness, - . very, serene, mad A Saddle and Bridie. T ie seen at ME TRATNOW'S Harness Betablishinoni Broadway. 0 MERCHANTS, < ere of thie pew method, sre invite: t which take place every Tuesday and Friday, at OVER? A LADY FROM EUROPE, wao Has had experience in teaching the English braaches, aad is capable of giving leasons in French and music wi ‘Governess in @ fam: 8 don the, Unloon siver, amunication by tin well caloulate outinte building vnder igh eultivation. country teats, lying adjoin ber of country residences of merohan For Schoo! Trustee: For Schoc! lnspector—Thomas Larry INTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WHIG . eepains We Tewx Mam, Janes Gatoiny, Groncr B. Drase. Furevons G. Lucweyv, Biota fer cention tites with a fail view of © location is wasurpassed tor And in the viciaity of a num: Bo., onganod t noes in this city, and will be sold very low. exchanged for property In thls city orf ticular, ply to A. & J SARGEANT, W sie and deawing. Apply 3 ftom sto Werelvek, mM No. 179 Ludlow etrest, f orm Zor Assutant Alderaan No.1 Washington Markst, For Oonstabics Gemmissioner of Public S+hcols. Trustees of Schools . |) LET—A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN TAE most central part of the city, and ina gentocl neigh Berhoed, ‘The house is newly painted, amd ia vory .g-7d Joun W. Larson & Wit- LIAM PATTON. i tor of Schools .. Curnies OrKLey,. order. The family ocoup: ist the same now intend to leave Inspeotors of Election: —First Kile 4, Bone- pete ae and gente ” - A the eh en . | ; Tisteiot—Jomm r . ee Bitked Prince : t wicte David Kipp. J M4 Gillon ald sinte where and vase an latecview con wehed Fourth distciet—lsrae RK. 7 i 0 ~ OF A TO 13 IN SOUTH § ‘¥, TALLMADGE, Charter Convention. Naz: WARD. eye At a6 are petoay, RE- Sickles: Pelice 0 LET—THE LARGE AND WELL a LorTs Cf the Svestory building (im the rear) 30 Spring street, suitable for mechanical purposes. But en wide. Inquire of W. 5. ean, “De ln ‘tlomen ean receive | ny formed to suit the conveniones of ADAME ie inter the fade LEAVE MOST RES. wae! tlemen of YS ‘Spriog. (Sth inst, oo reese eas Sgeauially sryunend oo 0 BE LET--rROM THE FIRST NOVEMBER Bie. Whe Stuyvesant Ii ay yd roadway, LE parsioulars, tppiy trom Tt ALM 403 ‘M., at rooms 22 an ANCING Ls D waperine. Selaney stree OLET, UNTIG MAY NEXT THE DESIRABLE rT Beg | Fore. Mw hi Wittens basement and a1 PUNO Pal hove wlaking. te’ become cre. ef aft teeey Seven ‘Aeoom| requested to make early a) eatios, as only a few Kitchen and other fornitare Apply on yo +4 be ocoons at Me B Committee had nom! tee can finauvet sient aa A. Brevens, Secretary. roribers can tg dence, 235 Grand street, corner Bowery. LET, TOA SMALL, v4) GENTREL FAMILY, so opt ot house Mo. 91 Madivon steve ‘consisting of back 4 dining room, with hitchon and bed room. 4 Al Hn unzieg nnd een ae G Lh KERS AND JRWELLERS STORE FOR rel fad trendy revatio ‘rhe mil jace has m ro sk re Fol inte tmanufacturing business. For further the above address, ory ‘\HARRUAUD' wae 2 WHITE § STRERT.—THE Eomunn J, ptdel'o Dancirg and thi tring ¢ |aaees are 0} ‘the reeopti jo. it Hedson street, oener of Casal: ee, bool Prasene. ‘Owes Kew “y wit STREET OFFICE TO A Fegan tee rhe e Heow MoGuine. ce in the basement 8 santa t ie wELronD b's a ‘Astor House, nan, roa ray. any. ween wen the hours of }0 o'clock forenoon, aad and 2 afternoon, and of ite Onilvie, at the above rooms. 4 Na BROOKLYN, SLASORS AT MOREA Boxzacra, Be Ly ee, dee jon of of vente rye 4 ia | ih seri i A” ae _ EVENING LASSES IN ieakine ane yeas ize ip abs sea oe 2 Pr tay no 7 olallones this p's ad bea oy | WARD DEMOCPATIC REPUBLICAN heme 7 opi aed RY LA TORK Fotnaalphie diech pg La ty! mh e f= 1 dea nee Reieed. oo second class. Leave hee snd’ P.M, From ehatoot of " Cuariesros.— Ciskcte are held in the aboyd lines, A thesteh ook seoompanios iderman, eC} Kendall & 9 of @ zerey, pgneat bated fi ‘ae the race is over. TREVILLL COURSE, taber ZEkh Ha Sigel eats to 250 Iba. Gam: bs’ ’ a names rink ibages will leveve Fi 5 unt EL CONKLIN, Proprietor. — ENTREVI .L—GREAT TROTTING Cc ILE COURSE. [. L—GREAT TROT parte of $300 thie afternoon. Viz=Ste ue Chief, and Rhode Isl ‘Thess ‘trotting in other thes during: she last iy come together 0 Long re 4 ‘uesday Isat, in ‘ark | Conrse, Cheusausius je track there iy 20 mstel Fy Thore is grout curio- ‘end, no doubt, hun- froin It o'clock. sd tor, “4 tal cy dreds will be out em th ieee alo NION hs“ 4 LSTROTTING—TUESD A 38, 24, FM. 8 Match for $1, fa beat 5 tk Rossii ré will le yn, for ths course, at 16 P. a ta as the sport is over. Fare enoh ob wea JOHN a 8 EDIKER, Proprietor. R® we HOUSE PLEASURE “GROUND TROTTING —oN $300 will come of, mt ness, Mr, 0. Bandi ednesday, the 29th, at o1 ts a HITTY & BROTHERS’ LINE OF OMNIBU: Jvill eave the Bough Ferry, Broklyn, this day, 0 ber 28th from 1 1136 o'clock, P. M, for the trots, and they pledie ihampelves So' beat the cars. each way, 25 cents, TTPBE LAW IN RELATION 1 “Every ‘hall maltelon y Sill ‘maim: or wound ny horve, ther castle, oF abe Pare RUSLTY TO ANIMALS: ¢ 780, section 28; ng of a mis aed the advertiser being a creat lover of that noble animal, the horse, in order to puta stop to such scenes of cruelty as he hss lately witnessed, both on the race course and tho road, is determined to prosecute the at yielater ofthe above law, mo matter where he may be fount SPORTING. AT THE LAN ASHIRE yrton ) 440 a ready’ this evening, af the aforenaid house, at eight 0 SPORTSMEN— DOUBLE GUNS AYT ALL PRICES, from $10 upwards, for Woodcock, Quail and Partridgos, ith a Cg a ies eS — bi npees lasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, So., &e low prices, by FRANC 18 TOES. ry BUNS, h No. 6 Maigen 11 RE BRED RAVEN BL. weighing twenty pounds ater strevt. COCHIN pair. Ap- ply at 205 HORSES, CARRIAGES, eee GON AND HARNESS FOR SALE.—4 Fo old Inet oprii gon'ts one of the bess 200; wago: Diamoad, 5. Inquire of New and Beaver stroots, } OnSE AND WAGON FOR FALE—A HANDSOME bay Boree, cight years old, 1536 hands high, warrant- ed sound; also, an open wagon, nearly new; will bo sold separate cr together cheap, it applied (or soon, at Johnaoa's Stable, corner of Seate and Boeram etreoss, Brooklyn, L. 1 ORSE AND CHAISE FOR SALE—A HANDSOME aad very fart pacing Poney, sound, hind in all harness and ua be Fleet & Harrison's stab: Hamilton eteoot. Owner can be secon at No, 100 Eldridge street, between 7 sud w A aM. A GRAY HORSE, NEARLY SIXTEEN ofthe snc style and action, and can trot ‘minutes. Will be sold ‘she ths erumtry. Apply st heed leavin, Mercer street. PAIR OF SORREL MORSKS, 16 HANDS riven by the preseat owner $ family coach LE, eomplete order. t Fraucls Kelly, For prive, o., apply at 218 OR SALE—THE CELEGRATED PACING MARE Cayrga Maid. She is 1535 hends high, sound and kind. 0 is weil kaown the 1d.a bargain. pacers im the w between the EX Apply to the s hovrs of 9 A. if JOR SALR—A old, dark ches ST TROTTING MARR, 5 YEARS warranted sound, aud kind ia lat; nese ond under the saddle, one light Top Warox and fiurneen neatly news Apply a’ WILSON & STANUER'S, corner Crosby aud Bleecker. HANDSOME. SPIRITRD 84 ued for a lady to exercise in th ated parfeotly eruad minute and fly four DLE Lowest pi Bightee bands bs gh; fast: euperior under Apply to THOMAS, at Lewis stables, Seventeenth ‘ourth avenue. N ULES FOR SA1R.— wt November 1 ane herd, which ‘will average We hond price, $°5 per hea PLORS#S KEPT ON LIVERY, DY A. J. LAYTON, 185 Crosby street. Ground etables, if proforre nod Light Wagons to let ~the best coaches in I ORSE OWNERS —TO PUT MORSES IN GOOD CON- dition, eure thera of distemper, pink eye, inror, cvuglt rough coat, or love of appetite. Lae tl arian Céndition Powders be * ulton Price ce rom, Beoohiga. dozen Powders. MONY MADE Rasy, OR uow, To win’ 1 —Vrofesser Lawto ha Hd hh iy oF p A with euch h bis. Addre Roston, Mass. No letters taken from the Post o the postage ia paid. nd Profosmr Lawton, unless PRINTING MATERIALS. PRINTING TYPE AND MATERIALS —THE UNDER. signed bog rerpectfully to tender their thanks to p: d to their typographical brethr thie very athe yess weer, aad to inform rinting pad wl and, of the very best qealicy, at plain Sestch face Lettering. for storeotyp: Rowspaper work, and & large nevottment of ia) aud fancy Jevbing Type, tonedher, with ove 3°. iving thie Simos prior to the tet of Jenvary. 1858, will be is of our obure, es cham the velee ot their tins £8 CO Suit iy BON, mm, of Nase 4 N Gpectinen Book, embodying vin January, i932. ety HOTEL, ¢ sas THE pEUROPRAN PLAN, | wirtt Te rie New ¥ ale, he Earo- with te NGEL (HOTEL, DA) A pra ‘tthe e ily form the citi - 3 Angel iret cl Fay fonts an Siverstions having feve je to any house in Liverpoo hotel wiil be found to emben very thing iene tira sean afte - A og od within a Be: years the whioh he is now former, where he es “THE NEWYORK HERALD. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. INTERESTING. FROM AL ~ QUARTERS, PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AMEBICA. BUENOS AYRES PROBARLY USED UP. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Democratic Spit on the Canal Question. DISASTERS ON SEA AND LAKE. Over Thirty ‘Lives Lost by the Wreck of the Henry Clay. Meeting at. Boston in Behalf of the Bxiled Irish Patriots, &e., &e., &e. Very Interesting from South America. PROGRESS OF THE WAR—AN ENTIRE DIVISION OF THE BUENOS AYREAN ARMY CAPTURED—ORIBE. DRIVEN TO EXTREMITIES—-REFUSAL OF THE FRENCH AND EN@LISH TO INTERFERE—PROBABLE BLOCKADE, ETC. Boston, Oct. 27, 1861. The brig Braman brings Buenos Ayres dates of the 6th of September. The most intense excitement prevailed in Buenos Ayres, as to the progress of the war. There js no doubt that Urquize and the Brazilians have made a junction and that the Buenos Ayrean General had lost 6,000 horses and the baggage atid artillery of one of the divisions, without the firing of a gun. A letter rays there is not much doubt that the Banda Oriental question is seitled. Oribe, driven to extremities, probably by the large force opposed to him, has requested the French Admiral to receive on board his vessels the Argentine troops, and convey them to Buenos Ayres. This was refused, and all the Oriental troops of Oribe’s army have deserted, and even the Argentine troops re- fure to fight, seying that they have had enough of it. ‘The French and Evglish saminala, after a conference, declared that they should not interfere, and it was feared that Buenos Ayres might be blockaded, Asthe Brazilian admiral, Grenfell, was going up the Panama river one of his steamers, the Alphonso, was fired into from a smail fort of Kosas and the rigging was so much cut up that he was obliged to put back to Monte- video. ‘The Buenos Ayrean Packet is confident that even if Oribe is defeated in his firet encounter with the enemy, that he will finally defeat them. It says :—‘he is in his own territory, and with the sympathies of the native pepulation, A war of resources, or the guerilla warfare thet crushed the pow:r and undermined the prestige of | Bonaparte bimeelf in the Peninsula campaign, would be next Lo interminable, not to speak of the intast resources of thie republic that are now husbanded with a provi- dent economy, that they may strike a decisive blow when the fitting opportunity arrives.”” In Buenos Ayres the news, as received, had caused frightful fluctuations in the paper money. ‘Last year, at this time, ounces were quoted at 252—for the week end ing, September 6th, they had been as high as 395, and closed at 80), with prospect of going to 408. From the tone of the Vacket, it is judged that Rosas is attempting to foment @ republican’ rebellion in Brazil, which would require the return of the Brazilian troops. More Brazilian steamers aud about 600 German re- cruits bad arrived at Montevideo. Another letter, dated Buenos Ayres, September 6th. faye -—* there isa perfect panic here to-day, and ounces have sold for 400, ‘The Brazilians and Urquixe were car rying everything before them, and it was feared would invade Buen From Albany. | Canada, a large fie! PRICE TWO CENTS; he i Marine Disasters. “WPUL PARTICULARS OF THE WRECK OF THE pRo- \.LER HENRY CLAY ON LAKE ERIE—OVER THIRTY LOST—STEAMER ATLAS ASHORE, ETC. Burvavo, Oct. 27, 1861. oy “tenry Clay, Captain George Collard, re- @ pri ‘ay, Rad on board thirty persons, ported lost on S897 "+ one fenale Passenger, At 12 including the cre 920 3d, when off Long Point, and o'clock on the night of v."¢ 8¢%, the captain Idshod laying side up im the t."08 ib sc4y, 8M the crew ali bimeelf and the female "9 *h# 3 “Wc twenty minutes lashed themselves to the ."188!D6: pal after, the boat went to pieces,» the deek and dsbia came off, and the hull turned bottom Upwards. The captain could not unlash in time, and wen over with the buif~ David Keefe, wheelman, the only . nd saved, jumped off the wreck and got Hold) of the pil * * house deck, with Sine otbers, toa tla co tl day! reen he Pr. LITBs all but the first mate and rh off. They ae Gomes os mn and & piece of carpet. which they raised. for 's bail, 04 held om till 8 vroleck, (the wind anit sea stil high} wh %% th brig John Martin bere down and threw ro; i) them’ Keefe eaught one, and was dragged » quarter of » mile Defore he was got uboard of the brig. His two compa wiona could net catch the ropes. and nothing mote was see ot either of them or the raft. Captain Callard was formerly~ an officer of the Texan navy, and the invento¥ of the sig- nal lenterns now used for distinguishing ves vis at sea. oticar peony Clay was bound for Ogdensburg, w: th a carg? urdey night, reports having passed, off Gran . 7 ie deli of flour aftoat, ‘This ts, und, rubled ly, part of the cargo of the ill fated Clay. The Cl 6 was oes new steamer Atlas, wHich has beew rupnin ¥ be- tyeen Detroit and Ogdensburg, with a cargo of itor ¥ for ~ Jatter ent went ashore near Grand er, O'an Bia, ‘the gale of Thursday'night. She is a total wree K ‘The _ ‘ers mean ‘Troy, and a ae made Port Bort and remained tere poate So 3g Nothing bas been heard or fhe ine Bam ice wich iit Dasa 4 wm a last, for Detroit. .She robal went wn on ur: Every soul om board peri ae COLLISION BETWEDN THE 3TEAMER WILLIAM PEA % AND SCHOONER BILLISLE ~FOUR LIVSS8 LOST---£.0@* OF THE BRITISH SCHOONER BROTHERS—FWLSE ALARM OF FIRE O[? BOARD 4 SHIP, ETC. Bosvox, October 27, 1867. At eleven o’cleck, on Saturday night, about six miles from Cape Cod, while blowing a gale, the steamship Wii Miam Penn, which left heze at four o'clock in the after noon of the same day, cams in coilisten with the schooner Belisle, of Provincetown, just returning from a whaling: cruise of seven months, wit’ about thirty barrels sperm. oil. The schooner was strusk on the starboard bow, so that she keeled and rolled over. There were twoaty persons on board the sehooaer, seven of whom jumped on beard the William Penn; nine were taken from the wreck, and four were lost, namely : George, Pettes, of Boston; B, B. Sherritf of East Cambridge, and two ma- tives cf the Sandwich islands, ‘The Wiliam Penn was not much injured, and the collisiem was unavoidabie, he British schooner Brothers, of Yaymouth, N. 8, was lost on Phillips Bene, this morning. Crew saved. ‘The chip Massachusetts, from Manilla for Boston, came into Nantusket Roads, this morning, suppowed to be om fire. The flames were said to have been raging forseweral days in her hold, her batches were battened down, and. it was momentarily expected that the fire would burst out. The insurance companies sent down engines to her assistance, and also boats to tow her up, After the sbip bad been towed up with all haste, the fire depart- ment being at the wharf to receive her, it was found, upon taking off the hatches, that it was’ « false alarm, caused by the smoking of the sugar, °. LOSS OF THE BARK JANE @ANO. Nonrork, October 27, 1951. ‘The crew of the bark Jane Gano have arrived here ‘The bark, which was laden with salt, was lost on the 8tt instant. The cargo was insured here, and the veasel ia Baltimore. “From Use. TROUBLE AMONG THE DEMOCRATS—WHIG NOMINEE FOR Mayor. | Avnany, Oot, 27, 1851. | The Hon. Meses P. Hatch, (demoorat,) of Oswego, is out | with a long address to the democratic electors of the | Twentieth Senatorial District, in which he opposes the | election of the nominees of the Democratic Convention at Spracuse,on the ground of thelr antl canal opinions. He rays no sane man can be induced to vote for Chatéeld & Co., unless the gronsest deception is practised by the op- ponents of the canals. He appeals to his democratic } emer who stood by him at the Senatorial electioa, to stand firm, and vete enly tor men known to be purely canal men ‘The Whig City Convention nominated, to-day, Thomas MeMullin as their candidate for Mayor. Several other prominent men of the party were tendered the honor, but declined. The rominee is a retail dry goods mez- chant, and would make « good oflicer. | ver Grays. ren, Oct. 27, 1851, Rocn ‘The statement that twenty-one votes were:given injthe Whig Assembly convention tor Fred. Dougiass, is correct, ‘The most ective person in electioneering for him was 1, R. Jerome, a deputy collector of customs, and connected with the Rochester Jimerican The votes were all given by well-known silver grays, They had full half the .con- vention, and oculd bave nomiuated a respectable candi- if they had choren to bring one forward. The nomi- | nee is a true and staunch whig The Virginia and South Carolina Klections. Bactitoae, Oct. 27, 1851 The returns from the Fifth District, in Virginia, render it certain that Coggin, (#hig) is defeated by Powell, (democrat,) by 140 majority. J. 11, M, Beal, (demoorat,) is elected in the Fourteenth District, and Thomas 8, Bocock,(demoorat,) in the Fourth District Samuel Milson's District The delegation stands thirteen democrate and two whige—the enmme ns at the last Vongress. ‘The Chareston Mercury admits that the secessionists | have been vanquished, and cannot undertace to carry out their views, ‘They must, therefore, look to the suc- ceeeful party for proporitions for action. Another Nomination for the Presidency. Miiwavere, Oct. 23, 1851, The democrats of Racine, Wisconsin, have nominated Henry Dodge for the Presidency. Judge Bryan, whowas | fuppored to be a friend of Cass, is out im favor of Dodge majority ie very Barge in the Firat He is cne cf the delegates to Baltimore, From Boston, MEETING IN PEWALY OF THE IRISH EXILRS—MUR- DER TRIAL—VERDICT IN THE CASE OF MRS. VAN WAGN FATAL STABBING CASE—STORM, ETC. Bosrox, October 27, 1861 Hall, this evening, for the pur- ‘be meeting im Fane! pose of petitioning the Executive to apply to the govern- | ment of Great Britain for the pardon and release of Smith O'Drien and other Irish patriots, was largely at- tended. Governor Boutwell presided, and speeches wore made by BF. Mallett, Charles L. Woodbury, Col, Isaac H. Wright. and others. The meeting adopted the form of an addrers to President Fillmore. moke bo apes in bebalf of the Irich exiles. ‘The trial of James MeGlue. for the murder of William J Johnson. recs mate of the bark Leuien, of Sale the bigh seas, commenced this morning, in the Circuit have found that she came to her death by the on Saturday night. while playing cards at a house ia Court. ‘The Coroner's Jury. in the care of Mrs. Van . Hf Mand of her brother, Thomas Davis Phelix 1! M. Lembkin Joho Marshall quarreiled Ann street, when the former stabbed Marshall in the jomen. from the effects of which he died this morn- jog. Lambkim has been arrested. He i+ a seaman, about 20 yeers old, belonging to Philadelphia, He de- pies all Knowledge of the murder. Marshall belonged to * ort, Maine nas been snowing bere nearly all this ferenoon, and 7 pt north-east gale Prevails The Yellow Fever Mobile. Mopmme, Ala, Oot. 25, 1851 ‘The yellow fever has made its appeasance in our city, and causes much alarm. The Board of Health have met, and reported the direase as not om the increase, but | over an em | Killed and several wounded. The locomotive was Praying him to | med, | the be grisetoal character commences the THE INCENDIARIES—CASE OF CONCKLIN, ETC. Uniea, Oot, 27, 1862. ‘The Meyor bas issued an address calling for the Coan- cilto appoint a secret watch for the detection of the in- cendiaries, as several more attempts bave been made of ate to burn down buildings, ‘The petition to the government forthe reprieve of Hl. B. Ooncklin. has received about 1 500 signatures A man nemed Dickinson was killed this afternoon im Weat Uties, by being eaught between « boat and the ook. Fatal Raitlrond Aceiient. Nasnvinie, October 27, 1861 A locomotive and train on the railzoad, four miles from Senves se over ® cow te-day, ant was throwa nkment into a creek. One pervon was stroyed. Senreity of Coal at Loutsvilie. Lovtsvitie, Oetober 27, 1861 There is not coal enough here for more than « week's: i it is now selling at thirty cents « Senna Inteluigence. Bostos, October 27, 1861 The United States ship Congress, storeship Relief, and brig Bainbridge were at Montevideo, September 2, all well. Bark Argentine, Upton, for Kio Janeiro, eailed gust 29ch, Pedestrianism—1,000 Miles tn 1,000 Sr. Lovis, Det. 27, 1961 Filewerth, the pedestrian, yesterday complsted hie great feat cf 1,000 miles in 1000 consecutive hours, tm the presence of a large assembly. He expresed hie readiness to do 600 mors, Jenny Lind—Sudden Death—Snow. Downing, Ootoder 87, 1961 The steamer Mayflower passed in sight of Dankirk, V4 day, having been chartered by Madlle, Jenny Lin make a tour of the south shore of Lake Erie; A stranger, who came down the lake on Saturday, ia | the storm, and bad been very sea sick, was found dead im his bed. at the American Hotel. on About two inches of enow feil bi ground was fioren this morning —_—— ‘Theatrical and musical. Bowrny Thvatae —The “Gopdolier of Milan,” with Mr. Eddy in the principal character, will commence the entertainments, This will be followed by the drama of the “Gondolior of Milan,’ and all will close with The Rake’s Pregrsss.”* Brosnwev Thratar —The beautiful drama entitled the Flowers of the Forest,” which has been witnessed With the greatest enthusiasm. commences the entertaia- mente, und they close with the farce of “ Betsey Baker.’* Ninco's Ganors.—The Ravels open'their entertainment to-night with the evolutions on the tight repe—the nex’ attractive feature will be the graod ballet pantomime of a the “Red Unome” concludes the ea- «Tuatee —The splendid comedy, in five aote, "s Nobleman,” is the open! od M. Frederic, ina Pas de Deas, > terminating plece ts the farce of ~ Deaf ase Nariovar Twvatee.—The rame excellent piece called the «New York Miliner,” with Mr. Blanchari ia the principal character commeners the unday morning. . Yesterday | “Idiot Witnew’ follows, and all ends with“ Mabell’ as * Lyerem The ee tragedy of “ Moham with Mr. Neate, the ‘ired American actor, im performances, conclude with the ' Four Sisters.’ © ‘s Mixers: s announce an excellent entertale niery's Minster s urce ment for this evening ;—rongs, dances, Pieces, and wittici*ms. popular entereer ive his se Frivows’ Mixeraeis— This unrivalled performers will give another of their popular ments this evening Hewat Ary, the celebrated violinist, will cond concert, at Nibio’s Baloon, om Wi i. rm 4s GK Borrwen will shy p--% of Sorrtee Musicole, this evening, ot The pre. gramme embodies many rare sh — Man. Bucaccranty gives @ grand concert, at Tripler Hall, on Baturdey evening peat. Movements of Distt 1 ngulshed Individasis. I Daniel Webeter and left the Astor The Hen a Wester, os family. Houre, yesterday, for one ‘Real arti yerureay ot the Astor ure. Hon. W_B. Pardee, Alatasms) w advice all strangers to stay aay N tion 1 ovement Convention. rn a Sr, Lours, Oot. 24, 1861 ‘The Convention to consider and adopt the beet means for improving the rapide of the Upper Miseiesippi met ‘at Burlington, Lowa, on Thareday. ‘There were 201 dele- “ prevent, and great wn 4 a Neth! portant hes yet deen done wage as ry ra aw varties in attendance who will Minchtog the obstroctions, without government, The Furopean and Nort American Ratirond, Sr. Jom, N. B., Octoder 27, 1951, At a meeting of the stockholders of the Raropean and North American Railrcad Company, on Saturday leat ae following gentiemen were elected directors of the ny :-—The Hon John Reberteon, D. D. Mo! im, nt of the Commercial Bank; Geo, Botsford, President of the Central Bank; Biward Allison, R. Jar. dine, W. J. Ritchie, and ©, D. Archibild Ata subsequent meeting of irectora, R. Jardine was elected President of the eompany SN; 0, Kai Wi amy lina, rivale, le, esterday. at Clinton Hotel. Tleaee Prussian de Affaire to Groseet fir4 aod Mr. was, & ( to the Prussien Rm. barry to Central Amerie, "arrived in the Pacido, aad took roome at the pedrestand louse Court Cat Calendar f for T Ths Day. Svrnese Count—Gerenar Ten —Now 2 9 46 47, 48. 49, 169, 53, 66,62. Crncurr Count —Now, 704, Tie 7h tora, 188, 1489. T5t, 738, 720 740 Meade, ewe fouth Care. ‘were among the ee- to 31, 38,24, 36, 18, ty Matis for Kerope. ‘The British steamship America, Captain Shannon, will leave Boston to morrow noo, Hor mails will close in this city at one and three o'clock, this afieravsa The New Yous Weekie Hraace, priated in Preneh amd English, wili be published at ten o'oiooky tain morning. Bingle copies, in wrappers. ainpence.