The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1851, Page 7

when the ffs were pS ; amd it fone ony oD at exchang x for efter eter mo doreed by Mr. Martin, and accepted by Gilchrist & Co. end the plsintiffs aver that the defendants executed & guaranty for the ent of those bills, with all damages and costs that tarise, by ey yo the iance-permees the acceptors, or drawers, or of the bills, ‘also shoo wee Sencar Seeeeed in theguaranty for the sum of $200. The inintifis further state that neither of these four bully paid by the drawers, acceptors, OF endemsors, an: ‘that, consequently, the dofemdants becams lianle, The guaranty was in the following terms:~“For value Teceived, the Lewis County Bank, b; 1 W. Mare tin, President thereof, guaranty to the Sacketts Har- bor Bank the ment of the following bills or acceptances, ‘all damsges and covts that may ‘Sree or accrue by reason of the non payment by the ac- ceptors, or drawers, or endorsers, and hereby waives no- ‘tice of demand and protest on any or all of said drafts.” = drafts were then described in the instrument. Messrs. Edward Sandford and Kirkland appeared for the yoni pce an the testimony of Robert M‘Uhes- trial. The witness deposed that hes was oie cashier of the plaintiffs from 1841 to 1844. He purchased a ball ocirig 3 of butter from Gordon & Brown, and afterwards sold it to Martin, for the Lewis County per and let Martin heve $9.000,in cash. aud the butter of Gordon & Brown—the butter amounted to $10,191 15. Martin was to give the witness business i> ee , guaran- teed by the Lewis County Bank. On the Sch of March, 1842, this arrangement was completed; ‘and oa that ay,” continued the witness, “I gave him iny cheek, as carhier, for the $9.000, and also the butter; 1 was actin with Martin as President of the Lewis County Bank; Joaned the movey to the Lewis County Bank, and sold the butter to them; Martin ssid he prefurred giving a guaranty to endorsing, in order to prevent the nam: the benk appearing on a large amount of paper; Pd stated that be wanted money; I don’t recollect that he gave any reason for buying the bu:ter; when [ advanced the money and fold the butter [ received, as security for the debt, the drafts mentioned in the gusrancy. = cept one misstated.) and at the same time received the guaranty; the amount of the net procueds of the drafts Was $19.187 47; it fell » little short of the aggregate umount of cash and butter.” For the defendants, Messrs. M. T Keynoida, of Albany; Jokn Van Buren, and D, M. Bennett. contended that this ‘was an individual transaction of Mr Martia. negotiated ou bis own sccount; taut the guaranty which he ex. cuted in the name of the bank uneuthorized; that the purcbase of the butter for the bank was uaautho- ‘And that the whole transaction was illegal Me. Van Buren resd the croatexamination of the witnese, MeChesvey, who deposed—I spoke first of the purchase of the butter, and ssid to Mr. Martin if he could dispose of it at a less¢xpene than I cou'd, he had better buy mine; he replied tbat he wanted money mere than but- ter; I told him I would salt him the butter at cost. and Jet him bave some money; I told hima I would take $20,000 of business paper, and let his have the butter at cost and the balance in eash: Texpected the Lewis County Bank wuld buy the butter ; I don’t euppose it is the businers of any bank to buy and cell bucter, except to arrange end secure debts; I did not sappoee itto be et ee their legitimate barking business to buy and sell ter; I understood it was for the bank Martin wanted to borrow the meney; at the time I made the arrangement with him, { thought it likely he would I the butter, as be was in needy circumstances and would press it on the market; I don’t know that I could sell the butter at t the price I sold it to Martin. ections were raized by the soun* sides as to the admissibility cf certain « lengthened argument. the jury, unde the Court, returned a verdict for th: 681 09. Samuel Gunyon vs. John McB action for an assault, which arcee « 8 dispute be- tween the parties, as to the possesion of a stable ia Lewis street, in May, 1851, when the defendant struck the piaintif® with an iron shovel, from the effects of which he was disabled for one week. There was no de- fence, Damages were laid at $1000, and the jury ren- Sac sealed verdict this morning, for the plaiatitf, for ). his was an Brooklyn City Intelligence. City Count.—Ocr. 30.—Before Judge Greenwood, Ald’n Lambert and Husted. —.4ssault and Battery, with Intent to Kill —This court has been occupied for the last three days in investigating a charge of the above nature agsinst one Daniel Allen. The transaction occurred upwaris of twelve months ago, (October 18, 1850,) on Fort Greene, when the prisoner, who has obtained some pte gg A in this city, as a dangerous and violent cha- racter, in company with two others, attacked a Mr. | Spencer, and afterwards a Mr. Delph, who interfered for his relief, The first named gentleman was severely beaten, and has suffered much injuries inflicted iy heavy stones thrown from a height, one, it is said, having caused & complete derangement of mind, by means of a soap wound. The defence set up was an alibi, and it was attempted to be shown that the defendant was at & view of establishing the fact. a which the foreman made the origin: entry Produced, and the witness for the pr cution «poke so positivesy as to his identity, that, the pro longed inquiry a» absve, the jury returned i ver. dict of guilty of the offence with the intent c! Libel Suit—Elisha Ruckman and the Police onal egarn.—Thowas Picton, the late editor of the late New ‘York Era, was, ou the close of the above cave placed on his trial for an alleged libel in that paper, written on Mr, Lexow, areporter om the Police Gazette. ‘The article ta queetion was a short account of Mr. Rusk- trial, at Brooklyn, @ little more than a year ego, for assault ard battery of the ator. Mr. Lexor id Mr. Stephens, ao assistant in the district office, were the only witnesres examined, though several were in attendance. Mr. Lexow stated | be knew = po pee by reputation as \S at he had ra, but not persona! yesterday; t e SS of that (18th October, 1850) 1 ‘nat gentlemen stated he mirlaid or lost it, and secoudery evidence was there. fore admitted on the contents of the alleged libel. Mr. Picton conducted his own cass. and admitted that he ‘was the editor, but discisimed all knowledge of the arti- cle in question; and on cross-examination, Mr. Lexow admitted that the statement in the alleged libel was true. that Mr. Ruckman had, on the trial of the assault and battery case, offered to prove that he (Lexow) wat the author of certain libels against him, and that Mr Ruckman had since obtained ajverdict for I'bels in the Police Gazette; that he did not think the defemdant hat &ny personal malice just him end that he would | at to withdraw the prosecution on his | giving op the name of th. p*tty from whom he received information upon which the articid Was written ta harged the jury, dedning the law of jis": | and leaving it to them to say whether it was an editorial article, a8 if so, the defendant was liable as bi img item it for publication, whether hs had «. tually wrote it, or eet ome h it would be jiation on his part to point out if he did not who did. | alle as to Ruckman's offeuce appeared to be | eonerded as true; but there was another part that had a sting in ic, and it was not necessary that a defendant should have actual malice or hatred to a party to eoa- stitute libel ‘The jury after a short absence returned, two of them wished to know whether the pubtisher Paper was liable for advertivements and everything thatappeared. The learned judge eald the pub‘isher was undoubtedly #o—the editor only for those which caiae under bis supervision, or ought to do so. Without re- tiring again, they found the cefendant guilty: the tourt uvs*d him to appear on Saturday, ant in a the libel was one WBich would probably not ea!l for a very heavy eentence, Conowen’s Ixquest.—-The Coroner, on Wednesday. held &n inquest on the body of Richard Cox, who was killed on falurday, by the failing of tue |i y pole. when sdout to be erected at Fulton street. It appeared that the rope by which it was supported bed bro unsoundness, not outwardly obewrvabls, ene t turned & verdict acquitting all persons eagare Postrossp —The inqusst on the body of Mr. Nelen. fireman who died from the injuries te received in ae Lsion between two engines, is postponed for a few to prepare the testimony, im Oruer that @ very fu! tation may be bad. Democnattre Nomivatiows ron Wann Or ricens —Piret Ward—Al im, Mott Redoli; Assessor, Isarc Vao An dep; Constable, Wm. K squires Whe Nostxatioss —Second Ward—Aldernan. Joba 3, Stadwell; Constable. Richard Brauiey; Commissioner of Excise, D. T. Leverich Ispprespent Nowrsatrons =—Titth Wa L B Hawxhuret; Assest.r, John Rees; Coa Jas Benvit. Our Laguayr Popularity of Monagas—The American C Affeirs, ge ‘With your permission. I will cocasion: few lines from thie place, touching matte @ politics! and commer cis! point of view, ‘The country is quiet, and everything appears to be go- fog on peacefully and well, The Monagas adininistratioa fs working well, and is conducting the affairs of the country in a manner which has won “ golden opinions,” and which is alike bighiy creditable to the chief magie. trate and his able counsellors and advisers. Monagas ix safe in the affections and confidence of bis countrymen. who hail bim as the man cf their choice, and whose trast tm no fection can shake, no spirit undermine This sead yous nd saings. ia fe well, avd beepeaks the right noticn of things, When taker poennt ot the ae oo ‘ol har Lied to promote event pt F ne8s : should be ad his country. be sy around him is all nee a bie be MONEY MARKET, Barvay, October 31—6 P. M. We bave no change of consequenee to report in quo- tations for the leading railroad securities, There was considexable activity in Harlem and Reading, the latter at lower prices. The market has no life or energy. With one or two exceptions, he demand for stocks is confined almost entirely to the regular street speculators. Nor- ‘wich and Worcester is steadily improving, and will, with- cut doubt, soon reach the point from which it receded. ‘The most favorable reports have been received of the traffic operations cf the company, and the next semi- annual dividend will, it is stated, be large enough to bring the aggregate for the year up to the original esti- mate. As this road depends principally upon its local travel, and that is constantly increasing, we see no rea- sem why it is not,at present prices, a good investment A few months since the market price was seventy per cent, or twelve per cent above currentrates Its finauces are represented tobe in a better condition tham they ever before bave been, and the stock is, there- fore, worth more. Harlem is another good railroad stock, andin any state of the money mark:t, should command better-prices. There must be some artificial, ‘unnatural pressure upon this stock that keeps it down. It may be suddenly removed one of these days, when prices will run up to points represeating its real value, We have no idea what the next dividend will be; but it ought not t» be lees than three or four per cent. The net earnings this six months will be equel to more than four per cent @n the total cost of the road and all its appur- tenances. Erie Railroad was quiet, to-day,without change in price. Holders will discover, before they are much older, that all that glitters is not gold. The stock is sell- img for much more than it is worth, notwithstanding which it may go higher. Speculation frequently works wonders in Wall street. New Jersey Zinc Company closed firm at our quotations. There appears to be a growing demand for the stock. Reading Railroad is weak and depressed All idea of @ dividend having been abandoned, prices will doubtless gradually settle d>wn. ‘The receipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer 0 this port, to-day, amounted to $71,414 02; payments, $5 - 305 33—balance, $8,237,732 87. The business of the ‘Treasurer’s office during the month cf October, was a: annexed :— Assistant Treas 's Orriwe—Pont or New Yorx. October 1, 1851, by balane $3,800,578 43 Receipts, On recount of customs Do. Patent Do. Post Office Do. M 2,942,088 01 $6,742,666 44 Treasury drafts $3,420.315 59 Post Office do, 78,547 98 ——_ 3,504,933 57 October 31, 1851, balance... .........0.5 7 Ot 87 October 1, 1851. by balance of funds pay interest and coupons. 24,302 80 By additional appropriation: 6,000 (0 P , $30,302 80 On Aastatme nt da 1851 en tren ury Notes ..-... On coupens ...., 13,285 84 October 31, 1851, by balance .. - $17,016 96 Treasury notes funded . $2.350 00 Receipts for customs in October, 1850, $2210.328 30 De. do. do. 1851... 1,964,200 34 Excets in 1860 .....s..seeseeeeeecess $246,127 96 This is @ very gratifying statement. The falling off im the receipts for customs is a very favorable feature, ene calculated to give us some hope of a return of bet- ter times, If we could show a corresponding increase in our exports, the prospect of @ total suspension of our thipments of specie would indeed be flattering. The decrease in revenue is equal to @ decrease of million in importations . The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have issued Pre posals for the sale of its coupon bonds, to the amount of seven hundred and sixty thousand dollars; the terms of the sale will be as follows :—15 per cent on acceptance of the bids, and the residue in monthly instalments— that is to say, 20 per cent on the 8th of February, 20 per cent on the 8th of March, 20 per cent om the 8th of April, and the balance on the 8th day of May; the pur, chaser to have the opticn of paying the whole and taking the bonds at any time during the periods named. Thess bonds are free from State taxation. Interest will be allowed on the 15 per cent retained by the Company. The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreiza dry goods entered at this pert for consumption, for ware houseing, and withdrawn from warehouse, during the week ending Oct. 30, 1851. Movements or Forrion Day Goons. TION. MANUFACTURE OF COTTONS. Pk, ven to Mr, Stephens to | Cray woot. Value. sul bart MANUF ACTY’ 8 OF FLAX. Pkgs. Sgr 7 1 Alpacas $300 Berges... BAST Eels... —— Wi ot cotton, Total ceeee OO $05,502 do. . MISCELLANEOUS Oct,1, 1850, Ost, 1, 1851, | fener Outstanding debt..........$4722,027 40 94,960540 07 Lean to the commonwealth. — 160,000 00 Sterling bills, i 1458 47 5,700 00 Real estate cones 163.519 17 7 143.014 00 141,580 00 1048 Fancy Epecie 853,848 33 = 801,312 32 165 ing Notes ard checks on - 1,197 Manufsstures banke Redo 190.465 50 ©—198.770 47 P esewecee Due from other banke Sapeas of 377 618 Ot eae Defalcation at Lymchburg:: 64807 18 1 aT $6,400,085 43 $6.482031 91 Oct.1, 1860. Oct, 1, 1851 $2540 $70 00 $2,680.00 00 r 835,435 of 79,907 30 2324 088 3 Due to othe Bea i74 60 Soporte ane wp 1,184 082 49 Meriucee Balances, in FI endo sorte: $0 40H 43 $5,484091 Ot | Birding... 2 Of the outs‘anding debt, there is esti- i Foney carpting 1 a | steaatden $8,166 q Total MANU PACTORES OF FLAX Manufastares” Phes. Velie. oeeeeegens 7374 Evens... .o $0106 Fmt De. apdcciten, 1 ‘ 60 $90,703 Havkerchiefs.. 17 orecuane o csr? ORO Mb YS Oiamahaieaiaas a = —— cottons. fet) 41 $7,682 Celored di 2 | 3n ‘wove Hove. 1 2230 Phes. Velue 8 1 Ms 2 88 $8477 Manu pa est) 882 pants & vests 0 8845 Goats’ plush... 1461 - + 48 $16.081 ESTERED FOR wanenovera. MANUFACTURES OF Woot MANUFACTURES OF FILE. Phes, Veluwe. Phgs. Value Woollens , 81 $31,047 1 634 3 1708 16 11,196 a c Bt a 9,508 56 - 82 283 28 108 5 ‘tron. Bik & 6 . Value. Boaris. % Silk & Mu Bik & H ord 65. 110 57,442 tee eeeereeeeeeeees 1380 $449,067 Withdrawn from Warehouse. Manufactures of . a $14 985 . 88 7,808 . 39,766 » a TAG - 48 16,931 WANs casa sent Eos senonanver 976731 Entered for Wearchousing. 827 204.641 145 9.842 38 21 404 173 $273,¢27 ‘The value of foreign dry goods put upon the market during the week, was $525,798. This is small compared with weeks earlier in the season, but large considering that itis the dullest time in the year, and that we are sbout entering upon a period of great inactivity. The amount entered for warehousing, last week, was unusu- ally large. It will be seen that the withdrawals werg small, and that the stock in the warchouse must be ra- pidly increasing. This accumulation is for the opening of the spring trade nd is composed principally of silk manufactures. The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company hag declared m half yearly dividend of six percent. The revenue of the company for the year ending October lat, 18651, was $98,486 07, being $1,623 61 more than that of the preceding year, and the largest ever received by the road. Out of this, the annuity of $5,000 to the Btate,and two dividends, of six per cent each, amounting to $20,990) have been met, The second of these dividends will be payable on the Ist of November proximo. The dividend of twelve per cent per annum, the President anticipates: will be regularly kept up. ‘The earnings of the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail- road Company, during the month of September, were $17,168 25, against $15,102 66 for the corresponding month in 1850, showing an increase of $2,005 59. ‘The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is now completed thirty-eight miles this side of Pittsburg, and the grading and bridging is about finished to Massillon, a distance of 120 miles from Pittsburg. Four gangs, comprising 400 men (the Pittsburg Gazette says), are now laying the track between Brighton and Alliance, and the road is to be finished to Alliance by the 15th of December, and to Massillon by the 12th of January. ‘The heaviest portion of the road is built, boing the bridge at Beaver, and the ascent of the hills to the table lands of Ohio, The bridge over the Beaver is 750 feet long, erected on piers of stone, and the track is 50 feet from the water, At Wallace’s Run is a trestle bridge 80 feet high, the trestles resting on stone piers. Height, from bottom of run to track, 180 feet. Here the road leaves the Beaver river, and winds among the hills, stea. dily ascending, until it reaches the summit, eight miles from Brighton, having obtained an elevation of 390 feet. At this point there is a deep cut about half a mile long, seventy-two feet at its deepest point, nearly the whole of it a rock formation. The work took about two years and cost $48.000. As the Ohio and Pennsylvania road crosses the Cleve. land and Pittsburg at Allianee, a direct railroad con munication with the Iron City will be opened early in the coming winter. It will be an important route for travel and business. The Turks Island Royal Gazette, in speaking of the trade of the island, says :—“ In consequence of very many vessels having lately arrived here in ballast, while our provision markets continue to command such high and Temunerative prices as might lead to the anticipation of a different state of things, if the recent revision of the fiscal ordinances of these islands had been more gene- Tally made known, we take this mode of calling the at- tention ef the mercantile interests abroad to the fact of the entire abrogation, within this presidency, of all ton- nage duties, and the otherwise very liberal reduction which has been effected in our tariff, especially in regard to provisions, and every description of article required jp the culture of our staple—salt—such as hay, oats, os- naburgs, bagging, &e., &c., as also mules, which are ex- eimppt from duty, and are among the articles in most fre- quent demand.” The President of the Mobile and Obio Railroad Com’ pany has iseued an address to the friends of that enter- price, in which the history and progress of the work are reviewed, and the following route and length proposed: — In Wayne county, centrally. 34 miles, In Clarke, through premreed halt! 2335 4 In Lauderdale. central 8423 « In Kemper, easter! halt 215 « In Noxube, cent 261-7 In Lowudes, westecn side 215 « In Monsoe, southwestern part. ... Ms « kasaw.... 1223 « The President points out the new and more accurate estimates which have been made of the cost of the road, in its several section®. The average cost per mile is put down to @ little over $15,000, The two per cent loan for Mobile, and a further subscription of $323,000 in Missis- sippi, south of Pontoctoe county, will secure the im- mediate commencement of 234 miles more of the road. Active preparations will be commenced in Tennessee, during the present month. A new bank hae just been started in Illineis, called the “Tilinols River Bank"? The Peru (Ill) Democrat says: —The bills of the ‘Illinois River Benk’ have made their appearance in our city. Although our readers well know that we are opposed to @ banking system, yet we fee nO rearon, if we must have a paper circulation at all, why the issue made by highly responsible parties of our own State and town, should not have the preference over those who carry the avails of their business into other States and other towns, to be expended. A bank build- ing, well adapted to the business, in which is placed safe and good # vault as the Btate affords, has beon erected expressly for this institution, and is st once aa ornament and edvantage to our city,” ‘The cficial returas of the Bank of Virginia and branch- es, of the 1st Octover, 1861, compared with those for the corresponding date in 1850, present the annexed state- x or Vincrvia axp Brancnes, Oot, 1850 axp 1851. Of the notes and checks of oth orated banks, there are, payable io th HATH... 6 Out of the State. Amount of exchange furnished the ‘bank and branches in checks on banks in other States, for the quarter ending October 1, 1861.. $1,783 473 15 Amount that bas accrued for premiums UELEOR Lee ce cee + eee eeeeeees 4.098 08 ‘There has been a great uniformity in the movement of this bankandbranches. We find no material variation in any department. The circulation of these banks is almeest entirely of large denominations, more than one- halfof the aggregate being tens and upwards. With « circulation of this character, it is found that « small amoust of rpecic in the banks answers all the purposes required. The abeence of emall bills makes it necessary thate larger amount of epecie should circulate among the people, and the currency is more of s metallic cher- acter than in those sections of the country where the ‘bark issuer are of small denominations. Stock ar. . 08 she ertom BR..ee os 3000 OLio 6s, erti | puzacie ; i dy {a7 ander, @: f aye Resth River, om Monday, Nove ayes eee Beszexsbseeessg MARKETS ELSEWHNERE, STOCK SALES. Bosrox, Octo ne mobi, Board-6 shores Wertera | Ci Railroad, 103%; ence Cheshi 12 Philadelphis, Wilmington and Baltisore Raitzoat, 25 ‘590 Vermont Central Railroad, do,» W60 after 108, 255: so afier 10d, 1 Moston ; § Concord Ralitoad, 60,180 Boston, and Wofvester Reil- Worcester Railroad, 66 wo “tose td Ras and Rail wv 5 tae y y vite on eS 1 Et de Borers * ee er rs: Mi." Becond 300 apie Pina, a 8,000 do. 41; 108 9 z a, BN: Rail mn Bak, 134). afte ine be n Bah, 1g. Aftersales DOMESTIC MARKETS. Castunroce Carrix Marxer. Oct. 20,—At market, 3,600 cattle, about 2,200 beeves, and 1,40 stores, consisting of working oxen, cows, and calver, yearlings, two and three pours old, Prices—Market eed, extre, $0.25 per owt; quality $575; second do, $6; itind do $4; ordinary $3 25. Market unsettled: Tullow $5 26 per 4 Veal calves $3, $5, aud $6. Stores—Working oxen, $60, $80, and $105.’ Cows and culver, $15, $27, $45,and $45: yearlings, $7, $10, and $12; twotyenrs old, $12, $17, and $25; three years old, $17, $26, and $24. Sneep and lambs =-5,410 at’ market.’ Prices—Extra, $3, $5, and $6. By lot. $1 50, $2.and $250. Swine—Retail, 5 a 60. Fat hogs, 44 ae. Remarks.—The market about the same as it Was the last three weeke—-fuir, 102 cars came over the Fitchburg Railroad and 140 over the Boston and Lowell mallnees, loaded with cattle, sheep, horses, swine and | tow! Fe LIVER POOL, —UNITED 3 STATES MAIL STEAM- athiP PACIFIC, ve Nye.—This stoamer will with the ‘United “Besase Molla, fon Bee Peel for. | 6. Rondo, from “ Sennambui: Pane Marg er an at ne lo! wa oS. berth x) the Toad ae fox ahs OF passage ea tory iensnce caeautiled nao ‘secommeda- EDWa ‘aD x Sout SB Bend ee eet the Pacific, and sail ADRIATIC, Captain Graftor ‘Theoe ships have a boat buile ernment servic care bh: 0 trom New York to Liverpool, $10; oxelu- sise state rooms, $525; from Liverpool to FROM NEW YORK. Sotasiey, Oct. 25, %, For freight or EEwD k, COLLINS & CO, $6 Wallstreet, N, ¥, BROWN, SuLELEY & 09., Live E.G ROBERIS.& CO., Ps iins’s Rem Tard, London. L. DRAPER, Jn., 26 Ruo Notre Dame dos Viowires, ‘46 owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, #.Ver, bullion, spake, Joweley, pees ious sto: =n uns seus Uillsot lading are signed thorefor, and the value, Saceeln expressed, iy BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN bed Mail Steamships, between New a and Liverpool ai- FROM LIVERPOOL, Fesnectay. Oct, 29, jov. 1, rect, and between Boston and Liverpool, the Boston shi only calling a3 ax to land and Feoelve mails and pest airs, Sot ae AFRICA, Capt. R: ‘Those vessels carry » oar wns e lighten a on the starboard; r ‘Sisgara, fr w Yorks. Dosem! ¥, ben. “Weaneets Liveryool—| Bost om te rk or Moston to _—DOORS OPEN A’ Minen eT erica Bones, 2 sents Pit 1 gan fo 60 conte. ra) be performed the ster! s DEATH—Juan Munoz, Weevil, Mr. He ‘ell 7; Doone ir Henrie, ee R' HAMBERS STREET. —DooRs pder§ Be, THEATRE, C) v4 5 G3 to at7 o'clock. sla (iceata. Betardey eteuing Nov: Like su: ea , sielamoate wil ‘tommence with aNEW PECULIARITY — ied a die ak theta or POR: Haw PING THE QUEST! ‘oe, Mi Edward Singleton fee Bitha ire ‘Bia Sea Pe 1y Maguire, h the §: mous PA. Ami CHATHAM STREET. —Do01 urtain risesat7o’olcck. Deess Circle ous nts; Orchestra Tickets, 50 cents; it ur da) ing, Ni tf 4 the be riay evening, Nov, efi R. Scotts Mtosateh, Mr. firey Tl out Mra. Ni choles 1, will sree, is TON: itn eats wi consl foe with Faw hares We Covint Ou i P whiting Mesowe ceniees ent Caton ie Kor ae — GARDEN.~MAN AGE SEFTON. Nines Tioke| PBeivate Bossa $3 Benmn ce at 6; 10 beain 5 807 oelock aac 2 urne te -com euee with the drsme of 7 Sone cere An origi \drese wil z aes Proiceee sone Ja- Aceordeon. ghex ir Ba rl ROUGHAM’S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME street.—Doors open at ‘at 73 o'clock, Circle and Parguetie, 20 eta; Faso tra Seats, Proce sisqgeoiaasre GRAND CONCERT Trivia Baule on pietese Mae Noy. L. which cecasion she will be aesisted by Mosars, Boze, ‘Heffmaa, Nol! ant ry full ‘Orchestea, under the = a hotele and a6 ti Stent + io. eve! 8 to commence at 8 o'clock. Concert. RAMME.—MADAME BISCACCIANTI'S | CON- Pee at Tripler Hall, Satu ening, Nov. 21, L851. 1, Overture, full 2. Aria from “ «+++ eDomisetti. ».Kucken. ieee ND PA “ Giraldi + Adam, Skylark Hatton. Madame Biscacels S. Romanss, from “The Meousianer in Granada”, .Kruetzer. | 4. La Serenade, Violin accompaniment..... ,.. Senuberth. adam Blocacciaati. see eees Vieux Temps, 5, Fantasie Caprice, — b Non Giunge”. Bellini. Madame Biscacelanthe Dollar each, tobe hoteles andes the dave'en tne Doors open st 7; to pn | PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED HERINE HAYES oo Geng phism red New bi Le tay NDAY EVENING, NOV. PROGRAMME, a PART Overture (Oberon Duet—" Oh la bells immapiin ene Bolo on the Distoaie Hate Cavatina—*' Robert toi qui . .Weber - Donizetti Mr. Kyle Miss Garncain Aria buffa—“Bella ross saaaiel mi err M Air—“ Vainly, Alas,’ (en Ballad—*' Bring me wild flowe: (Composed bay 3 for, and ev A Rossini Donizetti De Berist Hullab . A Scotch Ballad satay (Siege of aan Miss Catuere res Aria—“ Il Bivaceo”, Battista Davey see ees Belliad rehas 0” (1 Puriteni), Rink Haves. . LopER. A erand (renestrs, compeved Gi the very fen salons im New has been ‘eugag he forte employed at this concort will be from The oy ot of Mr. T. Chickerin ickets is -_ at. oe J hy mn be d on Savard 3c, Ww. sie reoree, wa on the evening of the concert. 44; Concert commences at 8 o'clook. RE CASERRIER BAYES’ GRAND COMPLIMEN- tary Concert to the SY: Bctane! nod Ds a fe of Tempar Will take place on Wi ve is SbAY, November Sth, oh HALL all, Two Doilare, to b roadway, and at all the pri ane ‘volupterset to aid Mise v4 eeasion, a8 also the programmes oes, will appear iD nwre advertisements, For freight or passage, apply te French, German, and other foreign n goede ret received ad brought in common with British Through bills of Inding are given in Havre for New nd te rooms, $10)" ts to Philadel a, free of expensy, ig erent TO \ Mas ‘nica, RDebN. fangs Place. The CITY O1 MANCHES' “Glasgow, and sail from eiraie AN STEAM NAVIGATION | COMPANY —FOR Blesoship TRRRANN, JD. Wilson. Commmant tor’ Bremen, teuchise 6 thro Hiri *LOLLER, ier a Ripka, fete ar " Fos fo SOOT AMETOR, AND RANKLIN Janes 4 UNITED on meander, nil lon a th eg hy passage, All Eee aet An experienced eta Ly i LIVINGSTON, Agvet 8 Benteor, FOL VRE—SECO! Towi shige will leave Havre Yerk om the Jot of each month »— i eh Be ‘ork built ab vi forthe comfort nd evtveciouce ot necrivers m any one noun incurred. BOYD & HINOKBN, Agents, 161 Pearl street. POR NORFOLK, rer! RICHMOND, SBURG. aND varlento: $. MAIL STEAMSAI? on Saturday, let No- yomber, a8 yee att. teks from pier No.4 North River. pilgnninity eee 194,Feont steweh The FLORIDA, % opt. by turd: ath art fom the er foot of Wares er 10, ab3 o'slock | 0 to Higvane and Now Orloapa—Now ar- #7 Ff oPwate Sato. $0 steerage % ciawee after th eetted to vupply themecly high may Ti ication f v1 is ht or acenge, sneer va uf fea gt ree pes with the Company soi — arren. peers with for Ben “Francioce. dor Srelghe on nels w TTT West mreet, corner of Warren hay SIPC Ball ereamsMiP CuMPant SONLY | gh line for Co worite Eni reed States mal Es al without say delay f Soa ate MASON CALIF ead rie WbvegeeTas | | patehed ap oases that have f rubseription. f each of the 35, fi sen tickets for the for sate at the m' Hi 80) rehasit tic will chia ribers vill resolve their tickets, ame saleee thelr. a Ee ad Friday, th the Sist inet., at the Pianoforte aud Music tore 0! WM. Ha! ‘LL & SON, i) Broadway, PNK MUSEUM, 175 CRATZAM SQUARE, OF ons e block above the National Theatre. pearetaice.<aaloce performances ev. ean it ate Boxee, 60, conte stage sents, ‘3p conte; bexes,26 conte; parquette, 1254 conte, Nix OPERA HOUSE ARCHITECTS WISHING TO SELr A pian for the new opera house, to be erected on Btayvesan| Fourth avenue and Ninth siret area are Tevited te communicate with JOHN i. McCUNN, CPRTAIN CURE FOR pa CANCER. h this disease a a Jace, A $3," will be forfeited should the eure fe ting ® place of meeting, Box 3,526, zoe of spel physical and me: might bas mR ‘poeeession ite intended 7 gr tae, marries thove templating martiene, is it portant lacicoe im} Vs ean whove health dong Ret permis of nny of il ypecial im sme, hes DP. ‘orate 4 difficulties to the nae . ht: aparl d fe hasbeen perceptibly sinkin, in consequence of her great bo eushe before ned daring Ber oon: me more and more iar her life in imminent | asion. ired ly the se- impracticable to convey more they ‘erictly ated of, 4, Pr On the receipt o te f $l, a ce * any perval, Nit eo the rane and all the kindred the same family of dissares, rw ny hing of the kind Sree pebliohed ia Auth * The Fi en cian.” price | MEDICAL caRp— om Soe ad Sis ach eer | carne Pree ations Teas gms Stoner on and ar een et to st ate the Inet she Hie Cugiy's 0 OPERA HOU! MECHANICS’ HALL, NO- strevt.—Open every night during the peak seul farther nates ho orf ‘and well baous, Christy scrols, comprising a officic 3 a and oxperiog Chri The 3 of Minstrels are a Fesbaet= informed that the & Saturday afternoon concerte are dis OPE, EVERY NIGHT—PELLOWS’ MINSTR Fellows’ New Musical tall, 444 Brom Howard and Grand streets.— This’ justly celeb: {lent corps of talented und expofonced performers, under the sole management o! Fellows, whose concerts in thig for te Bae been recived with the greatest by te of the Union; 6; concert to Commense at Tie Boon concert every Wenderday and Saturd ial accommodation of fe ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T, BARNUM, ee and Peg —Jobn | pect Ir Assist= Admittance to the entire Museum ‘and per= dren under 10 years, ta. Pare pa of the ular desire, thas to caliente “The Brankard,” ne alrite origi J ovalock, and this even— E DRUNKARD: or, Dowton, Mr. Hada ; the rest of All the press and popular perf ction, wath this afternoon, at o'elool Pact Tea iiaal way; Mary, the characters solicitations of many of friends in thie city, he hae made Season of twenty nights, to commence om Mon= ber 3, 1861. In addition to the al iwcluding the Prima O end Siguora a. BERTUCCAS ae also ‘Who will make her first anpenrance, aa in her great haracter, in Bellini grand Opera, of Norma. ‘Sanna Contzalte Max x has ee an engaged the Prima BIG: PICO > boon, rande man toe igh y populat and established fav 81G) —, Sesto BEN DET; Bari * rer vr be pve AHINT 8 cerry ‘powerful vad well dritied Chorus, and posed of tho best musical porto: of whieh Max Mansranx Vs be the Conductor; e Leader, and Henn Haxsian the The Manager respectfully sunoonces that the following Steen 0) =I {ot iwaediate porformance, Visi ie, ‘Don Pasquaies Lmsia di La permet . Semiramide, hich sila cor feels proud in ctetng this Ley ary to his Patrens, and is confident in seserting that {a no sonateye cit! er on this or the other ride of the Atlantic, hae sach wtertainments beon offered for Be son. Each night a different opera will be given, and om it — Bn cpera, however successful, be repeated, ticular desire of the publie. cos. bd Sea! 0; Parquette and Boxes, $1; Amp! pn ® cents; Subscriptions for choice of seate fog twenty nights Bo: s¢, from 9 A. M. till 4 Pe ory day thereafter, where iptions for the season may ey tll Thursday next; the subscribers of last season will have their seats reserved, sutject toa renewal of TALTAN OPERA. —THE MEMBERS OF THE oma zing to the Astor Opera House, are requested te shoareal on Saturday next, lat of Novembers EW YORK AMPUITHEATRE, NO. 37 BOWERY.—L. Yaa Nerthe Heze prletor parinate Boxes, 50 cents; Boxes ite. 25 1234 cents. ‘Doors open ate tw quarter before S. Gra week. First nig! ve celebrated perform= Pre aio Mm Odel! tte, et: Bowral 4. 20th inet, itr: Levi: North ae reesivestensae One WISHING TO Piva Ta oe ingen he THE Sa OE Sure J. H. WARDWRLL, 300 Broadway. ———————————— ee _AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. ca TUND ‘PHILADELP! 1 4 D ALL, a aie femgor Rntereeny 4 the Great isere of the jorth, has to — with rove ees one of the ag hy Goatees he. wilt comginue bie ie Grand B Drawing Room a ere tainment, et Soirecs Mysterieuses, this every IF notice. when he introduce, iC etlonaaia ndere, illustrative of the faliney ot Now . Stacks Wetthe only remedy curing this most loa affection, ism pu} ta coe month tnan ny the eae Dostors: without Papin, ar” ee LONDON TREATMENT or raivarm Ww Rian beer, a remedy, eb. CT ia ied onde eee Sees 7 i = = | eae me sceorehyren ef oi