The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1851, Page 7

+ Your correspondent ** B,” whic FATHER MATHEWS FAREWELL ADDRESS. To the Citizens of the United States. Deaxty Beroven Frienps :— My mission amongst you closes to-day. I can- wot take my final departure from the shores of your great and prosperous country, without pub- liely recording my deep and grateful appreciation of the generous sympathy, the delicate attention, and the unremitting kindness which 1 have expe- rienced in every section of this vast Union. Tho Dobie reception which you have spontaneously ten- dered to a stranger, known merely ag an humble missionary in the cause of moral reform, proves the devotion of your people to the interests of humanity, however feebly championed, and haa endeared Awerica and her people to me by @ thousand ties too sacred for utterance. Though the renewed attacks of @ painful and insidious malady, have rendered it impossible that I could (without immi- nent danger to my life), make those public exer- tions which were never spared by me in the days of my heslth and of my vigor, I yet thank heaven, kave been instrumental in adding to the ranks of temperance over 600,000 disciples in America. I have been much cheered during the past week, by the receipt of letters from all parts of the States, bearing unimpeachable testimony to the strict fidelity with which this voluntary obligation is ob- served. I need scarcely add, that virtue, and the duties which religion inculcates, together with Peace, plenty, domestic eomfort, health, and hap- pinese, have everywhere follewed in its train. I cannot omit this opportunity of bearing my grateful testimony tothe generous and valuable co- operation which I have received, in the pro:ecution of my mission, from the public press of America. ‘Whatever may be the party or sectional differences that separate those influential expositors of pabli inion, all recognized, in the simple principle which | enunciated, a common ground of paternal union; and acting in that Christian spirit have, with scarcely an exception, over freoly tendere their valuable support and advocacy to the caus) of temperance, emphatically the cause of virtue, patriotiem and morality. If the affectionate sym- pathy and kindness of the American people have at all times beon generously extended to me during my tour, how much more intense has this nobie feel- ing become as the period approached for my do- parture?! How can I find langaage to thank the generous, the high-souled, the noble Henry Clay, my disinterested advocate—my dearly cherished friend? How can I express the meafure of my obii- gation to the benevolent Wm. Corceran, of Wash- ington ? to the public spirited and philanthropic Henry Grinnell ? to your merchant princes, E. K. Colling and Robert Kermitt ? to the amiable and gifted archbishop of New York, whose delicate and unremitting attention will never be forgotten by bis honored guest ? to the host of kind friends in this city, in Philadelphia, Boston, Albany, New Orleang, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and through the Union, who have responded to Mr. Clay’s appeal, and in their farewell present have furnished a m>- morial of gratitude and generosity too high- ly appreciated by the object of their sympathy and solicitude--too deeply engraven on his keart to be aeeavettient in the hacknied hrases sanctioned by conventional usage — | here sre emotions of gratitude too intense for language to convey; were it otherwiae, ppadly would I attempt to give expression to my profound thanks to my gifted and amiable countrywoman, Miss Catherine Hays. Never will I forget the sympathy felt by that noble minded lady, or the spontaneous generosity (so characteristic of her Irish heart) which prompted her recent grateful and substantial | * liment. Never will this noble act be forgotten ‘ather Mathew, and when his earthly pilgrim- | ‘ale over, when his stewardship ceases, and he is @ed to a state of future existence, where even tie syenomed ehaft of the slanderer cannot reach, *,g may her honored name be pronounced with | tude and respect by the sons and daughters of Sad beauteous isle which she loves so well. To y own beloved countrymen I most affectionately | nder a few words of parting advice. You have, .” dearly beloved friends, relinquished the land of “ut birth, endeared to you ry a thousan: ainiscences, to seek on these distant shores that auneration for industry and toil too often deniod <patbome. You are presented here witha bound- # field of yeetionle employment, and every ia ~jyement held out to persevering industry. You 9 received aud welcomed into the great American ne with feelings of sympathy, kindness and hip. After afew years you become citizens this great republic, whose vast territorial exten + bounds in all the matorials of mineral agricultur» and commercial wealth; the avenues to honor and .ame are liberally thrown open to you aud to your children, and no impediment (save of your own creation) exists to prevent you att: the high- est social and civic distinction, and will you aay longer permit those glorious opportunities to pass unimproved, or, rather, will ee not, by stadying self-respect, and acquir' bits suited to your new position, to reflect ion alike on the land of ion birth and of your adoption? I implore you, I would with my dying breath, to discard forev those foolish divisions—those insensate quarrels — those factious broils (too often, alas, the fruits ns | intemperance) in which your country is disgrace the peace and order of society violated, and t ths laws of heaven trampled on and oaeeget Oh, how painful is the contrast between th gs which generate those foolish local animositi ongst the common inhabitants of a country, the entire area of which would but fi inconsiderable section of of this Union, ani that | sive spirit of ro. which ant of this mighty republic— ‘acific—from Maine to California—glory in the title of an American citi- 76) | fond | ends and fellow-countrymen-I now bid youa reluctant, a final farewell. A few hours more will separate me from the hospitable shores of America sey * I mf With me, to “the poor old coun- ” feelin, respect and attachment for its peo- fe, that neither time nor distance can obliter: re of the United States—1 vaptices ag the Almighty" Dipover of human events, in whose hands destinies of nations, may continue those b! sand favors which you have so af | enjoyed—that your progress in every private au public virtue may keep pace with your wiexam prosperity--that you and your children’s chil oe may be ever trae tothe groat destiny that awaits | yee and to the spirit of those institutions unier the fostering care of which you have eo rapidly pro- gressed. May your country still extend the haad | of succor to t! the helpless exile, afford an asylam to the perseouted, anda home to the oppressed—anl thus inseparably connect her {uture destiny with tue interests of universal humanity Citizens of the United States, and beloved coun- trymen—again adieu! May heaven pour its choice est blessings on your favored land, is the fare prayér of Your devoted and a Marnew Northern Ratlroads, Mowrarat, Nov. 3, 1951 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD In the Herap, of October 21, are stated some facta in relation to Saenes a Kailroad, from are er baeed on incorre xt information thoee in this vicinity they appear to convey w ions as to the direction of that route; th. fore you will confer a favor by toverting the follo ing correction, or siatement, on that subject. le epectfally yours, wast CAUGTHINAWAGA RAILRO, KNOWN AS LAKE AT. LOUIE AND Faott MONTREAL BAY though perhay wrence nebdd Cha mplain, at Pi at Caughnawaga, to I burg, fifty-two miles; passing th ugh St. I aI, Sherrington, Hemmlog ord,” Mooer’s Chazy, and Beekmantown. The route is very direct, has easy grades, aad is favorable for construction and opera- | tion. The work is rapidly progressing, with an ei cient foree, and will be most!y graded this your. A rangements are making to jay the rails in the epring, and put in running order early next Ly The whole work is in eficient and experienced hands, who deserve much credit for the energy and prudent manner in which affairs areconducted This road is to be the great thoroughfare—the mo»: id expeditious route between by 5d Yor it will cenneot with the Northern Railroad to Ogdensburg: wit » the navigation oa 5 jhamplain, at Diattebarg, t tutland and Burlington Whitebail, withthe railroads to Saratoga, Troy, Albany, and New \ mately, this route will be eatended on the west sido of Lake Champ jain, thus making a continaous and short route to | Montreal Ibe citizens on thie line have much confidence that it will be & good read for business, and evinse their enterprise and confidense iberally tg the | pane Ry Breathe EY AS b trade to‘ 1 New York, also and, as such, be duly appreciated by their mor ts, when solivited for aid in com. F.3.G. he conne will, no doub chante and capital pleting this road. | twenty-five per cent | same distance from any other competing line MONEY MARKET. Faupay, Nov. 76 P.M. There is nothing new in the stock market. The trans- actions continue to about the usual extent, and prices without any material alteration. Erie Railroad advanced ‘a trifle to-day from the opening, and Harlem fell off from the opening. It is semi-officially stated that the Pacific, for Liverpool, to-morrow, will take out a million of dollars at least, in epecie, If she takes that amount, the aggre- gate shipments for the week will be about two millions anda halfcf dollars, Our arrivals from California have been about three millions. The stock market does not seem to fee) the influence of this activity in specie, either way, and the impression is gaining strength in our miad that epeculation for the season is over. The receipts at the office of the Asaitant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted te $38,056 18; payments, $93,900 98;—balance, $3,523,870 70, In a comparative statement of earnings of the Norwich aud Worcester Railroad Company, for October, 1850 and 1851, it appeared that the receipts were tess for the month this year than last. The deficiency was caused by the imecrease for mail and express services not being included im full. We understand that the net earningsof the company for the past four months, amount to fifty thousand dollars, equal to a dividend of two and a half per cent om the capital stock. The net earnings for the next two months will, it is estimated, add at least one per cent to the above. The income in October, 1850, was greater than for apy previous month for years. ‘The Chemung Railroad Company has declared a semi- apnual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 10th inst, This is the regular per eent dividend semi-annu- ally. This road is leased to the Erie Railroad Company fer ten years, at eight per cent on the capital, besides Keeping the road in repair. The capital is $450,000, repre- sented by $330,000 in stock, and $90,000 in convertible bonds The read was from Elmira to Jefferson, and is a Very important connecting link between the central line of railroads and the Erie Railroad. The annexed statement exhibits the emount of Cali fornia gold received at the mint, Philadelphia, the amcunt of gold coinage, and the shipments of specie from this port, in each of the first ten moaths of the present year:— Movements or Brecte any Butti0s, To es Isr, 1351 Gok Receipts of Id. October. Totals.. 1,779, 707 $33,026,978 ++ 86,727,900 40,657,522 This is avery curious table. The receipts of Califor nia gold are made up from the returas of the Mint, Philadelphia, The aggregate does not, therefore, in- clude all the gold received from California, Tne arrivals at New Orleans and other ports, may or may not be in- cluded im this statement. Steamers from Chagres, bound to New York, have put into Norfolk, Savannah, Mobile, &t which points many peasengers, with gold, left, aad proceeded homeward. We have not, therefore, any sccount of the receipts at those places. It would not be extravagant to estimate the receipts of California geld, at all the Atlantic ports, up to the 1st of November, this year, independent of those at the Mint, Philadelphia, at ten millions cf dollars, which would swell the aggre- gate to forty-five millions of dollars The shipments of epecie and bullion from this port to foreign countries, figure up more than thirty-three millions of dollars, which, deducted from the amount of California gold de- posited im the Mint, leaves a balance of little more than two and @ half millions im ourfavor. So far as this com- parative statement shows anything, it appears that we have been the distributors of California gold to foreign countrics—that we have sent it abroad nearly as fast as we have received it—that it has merely passed through this city on ite way from San Francisco, to the great mo, ney markets of Europe. Very little has remained among us; and, at this rate, it would take a great many years to give us any addition of consequence to our stock of pre- cious metals. The only hope we have, amidst all thi, epparent activity in gold, is,that there may be @ large amount of bullion in the interior, in the hands of those | Who have brought it direct from California, and have Kept it in their possession. The metalic currency of the | country may be increased and improved by the amount thus retained among us. The annexed statement will settle all doubts as to the utility of remitting gold to Europe, in lieu of sterling bills at current quotations: — A Sare or Amen Gorn Eacurs ix Dupe — $100.00, weighing 6.374 ounces 12 grains, at 766. 23.4. per ounce .. Carriage from Liverpool, &e. 18 0 £20472 7 6 19 0 £0573 16 6 ++ $100,000 Equal to $110 62 per cent... £20,573 16s. 64. ‘The full weight of $100,000, if equal in all respsots to the mint requirement, weuld be 5,375 ounces. The receipts of the Cumberland Valley Railroad, for the month of October, 1851, amounted to $10,802 50 against $8,048 49, for the same month in 1850, Increase this year, $2484 81, equal to nearly thirty per cent. ‘The gross income of the New York and Harlem Rail- road Company, in each of the first ten months of each of the past four years, was as follows :— New Youw ano Hantem Rattnoan, 1848, 1849. 50 Silke Barsepets Brewis owe do. ongees. Gloves . Total. MANUF, Linens =e ‘Total. Binchews and Barsenets.... * Velveta... 2 a 56 272 Bilk & cot laces 1 579 Cotton&worst’d 13-2189 8. & cot. apr a 9 Blanket: 28 Crape 2 590 Handuerehiets :# Su ; = Silk & worsted. 2 1.248 —- Bilk and cotton 1 TOL = Total......06 rr) $12,190 +» 1 1.236 mMaxvuracrunes OF corToN. Raw.. » 9 Vaiue. ‘Tassels. ee $5,914 Galloons. -1 = Manuf. ¢f ~1 39 Total........209 433 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Total........44 $8,520 Py MISCELLANEOUS. Linens ....... re Le rel Do. and co! ee 3 4 * om ‘Thread. “ Manuf. of jack 4.931 Total........ 98 $6856 Total,.....1,205 $2150 RECAPITULATION. Entered for Consumption. Packages Manufactures of wool... . Manufactures cf eile 206 133620 Manufactures of flax 308 55.877 Us. 2 34.437 Total . + 950 $295,803 Withdrawn from Werehouse. Manufactures of wool . seve 46 $12.190 Manufactures of cotton, « At 8,520 Manufactures of silk » 209 42.932 Manufactures of flax 7 6856 Miscellaneous .,, 20,598 MN chek fo4k fas ping 1537 ¢91,092 Entered for Warehousing. Manufactures of wool. 37 $14,027 Manufactures of cotton. » 89 11,663 Manufactures of silk... . + 289 348 Manufactures of fiax 143 25,827 Miscellaneous ..... 22 PD oc Total......... 560 i200 ‘The total amount of dry goods put upon the market during the part week, was $356,895. This ia the smallest amount entered for consumption, and withdrawn from warehouse, any single week this year. Tha value of foreign dry goods put upon the market, up to Nov. Ist, 1851, was $54.709,631, against $54,058,239 during the same period in 18€0, showing an increase this year of only $51,992. The importations in October, this year, were $407,187 less than im the same month last year, and from the returns received thus far for November, we should judge that the value of foreign dry goods entered during the month, would be comparatively limited. ‘The valae of dry goods entered for warehousing in October, 1851, was $584 759 against $339,647 during the same month in 1850, showing an increase for the month this year of $646,092. This more than offsets the decrease in the quantity put onthe market. A comparison, therefore, Cf the entries of foreign dry goods at this port, for the month of October, 1851, for consumption and for ware. housing, compared with those fer the corresponding mouth in 1850, shows a variation of only $137,905 in the aggregates, The importation cf foreign dry goods, for tome time to come, is likely to be limited. The tight nese in the money market, large and steady shipments of specie, and present supply of foreign manufactures, must tend to restrict erders, and materially check ship- ments from the other side on foreign account. The Vicksburg Whig, of a recent date, contains the fol- road Bank of Vicksburg :—“Several years since, the upon the assets of the Commercial and Railroad ik of Vicksburg, for the State and county taxes, (over $100,- 000,) assesved against the bank. To prevent a sale of the aseets, an injunction was sued cut by the bank. The cause was argued, and Chancellor Cocke, a few days since, delivered the opinion of the Court, and dissolved the injunction. We presume tbat the case will be taken up. Ifit isnot, avery large amount of assets will be sold by the Sheriff.” Bi 5 Metropolit WON J Zi 100 m Mad & Y) 25 C CITY TRADE REPORT. Fawway, Nov, 7 Astins,—Some 70 barrels were taken wt $487) @ $4 ro for pots and $5 87!4 @ $6 43% for penrla; market Pivax ~ There were 1.200 Ibs. more bought at 20 a cus pattrrs.—-Flour varied little; the business reach- barrel fine in bond, at $3 93), 660 barrels mixed to 50 ood; while of MFAca!, only 2,000 bushels Mighigan meld $596,213 $413.950 g5aico1 | Boo sand of Kye, 00 do ot tae e eduvtita Barley Inereace this year, $103,705—equal to more than a Outs continued unchanged. cern ruled firm, wit These figeres. showing the conti. nual increase in the receipts aud traffic of this company 0 to corroborate the epinion we have so frequently ex it will yield to the stockholders, The reason way yt ig and will be more profitable than O\pée? tailroads runn! cut of the city of New York, tg, tliat it is free from compe the line ¢f the road. being from twenty t> webt} Sve miles from the Hudeon river, and about the The be the road will b ing ginning of next month (December) finished to Chatham Fonr-Corners, when the Harlem | Company will ran their tralas through to Alban j The value of foreign dry gooas entered at t conrumption, for warehousing. and t drawn fom warehouse, during ths inst . war 28 annexed:— Movenen § ov Ponnray Day Jooos devies pene K.. lees Sik worst. do Scarfs 1 Silk & Worsted. 8 3 cree 6 wt =e Prmbrcideries. . Yarn.. Carpeting 11": Tioae 2 415 Mitts 4 189 Buttons i 72 Lacete 6 fewings .. 4 4 Braids . Bindings Galloons an Trimm n, 4 Embr'dered o. frisges fs) 8 1900 Laces Raw... 4 1692 Other matut of 43 10.540 Totat ..206 $193.09 MISCRLLAN OVS Phgs. Patue Straw goods.... 53 $3610 Feaihs& flows 3 "96g Embroideries .. 1.405 Mitlinery. . 1st Collats, cuffs &c Leather gloves SP amr -1H Ome: Kid do 5 Vo end cotton } Suspenders .... 302 Hendherchiets Button stuffs. . 1.422 : Tair cloth... 487 Matting... 283, bd j at Bay | Pressed of the productireness of this road, and the prot | 1] | a t8e. for old sheathing | Totbaarsasss, 82 S440.) la —— Western at 58 a 580.; and seemed steady, there being 200 mats Java pur- He.; 160 begs Lagusyra S*/ a 92 ; 160 Rio 640, td 60 &t, Domingo at 86 Importe this h Was in fair demand at 21)40. for new; and 17; Imported this week, 199 case ¥ tC | theathing, 2921 bats Corton —The sales were 600 bales, to-day, with a droop- ip f markei, but net quotably |. wer than yesterday ta —Some 1 200 quintals cod were ‘disposed of fa one ortwo parcels. to day at $2 87; @ $¥: and 260 barrels large No 1 mackerelat $Y. Imported this week 800 bar- Tels alewives; 42 tierees, 200 barrels salmom: 150 barrels casks, 2 ytintels 500 ¢rums codfish. tits ~=There w et more overing for Liver. rn! And from 2000 to SOLU bbls, flour were eagaged. at from 10.000 te 15 000 bi fn buik. Havre. 1.200 of the 16th t in rates to Cri raver 1,00 be * packet uu ia week. 45 Dbia, chre- 2.400 0 kes or WO a Hay 16 hanged hands ani Provement cf 4) bales mew, chiefly to ar- tive. at £3e. a Se . exsh, the former value Iron —About 160 tons Seotch pig brought $20 and $41 28.6 months. Imported thie week. 10 calirend irom, 46 0 59 do, 84 dy. hoop, L&I9 do. sheet, 1.408 plat a pie Larne continued ia tequest, at $175 per M. cash—stock | tight Lime.=—There have been 7.000 bbis at 00¢, with afcw hundred lump at $120—an abate ment Mot acer war inanimate<only 60 bhde Musoova to, Imported this woek. 074 hhds.. 24 tleroes 1 in the transactions were 4000 gallon J. at 6¥ a 70; and 250 baskets olive at ported (bis week, 55 cases cassia ofl, $9 onal rcod M was «paringly red and stifly hei ove Pork ruled firm at with rales of S50 bbie Beet avicant of 200 bbls. mess. $8 ‘Of Beet Hames. 100 bbls. we: commer yesterday's alvans © purchered to the 0. and prime #4 af taken at 61450. and of prime at 840 8 8% 5 d in other articies Tmporte fame 0 tleroes 4900 to {aie at $9.0 60.000 Principe were disposed of at $18.0 $22 t ek, Th cases, 2820 boxes have been sold at Ga @ barrels Ohio and Prion | Wise y | found b Bi cans te ing 4); a5 and tc week 809 hhd | wh" —N at 10,000 Ibs. prime brought 7 we se— This foreneMTewuntion wiht off ima vary lan pis Rapmngg, Bubjoined age the particulays :—Linported yowlng paragraph in relation to the Commercial and Rail | Sheriff of this county, and ex-officio tax collector, levied | common obtained | age 3 Comrade, Mr. ton; Rakewell ‘with the of ne of Brasilien Jeck—Jaok the Boece! ye : Biren tain to tet ,ANRERS STR Seoond Tier, 25 cents; Privat at eveni ing Ni mecy of OLD H. AND You ‘Mr. Russel); FARTS Lard Chat ER Moor. ‘ran Parday; | Listbotog Me. Lester: tes y ee a To - NEW w PeeULt ust Maid Mime a ta ARITY, in Which Mr, Lester will an to the pub yos WRECK vi a no Prin lig, He will be supported by Mies Ci ira. Dyott, &o. GNOM 'D THE WHITE Fogo 4 "ie Ci aie ae description of Imported this week, 1,212 “eet bales woollen ‘waste, 20,727 ibe. ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.— Doo! wool, Nie tg] curtain rises att orelock.: Dees Glneieaet Imrontations FOR THE Week ENDING Fripay, Nov. 7. js Pit, is 3a gate; Orchestre Tiek Baick.—169,084 fre brick. sertain: pt B 242 bales. DENT OF MORLAIX Mtg" R. Sees ie Coar.—1,024 tons, Sees Ha ek Clarke; Philipp Canpixs.— 26 cares stearine candles. Soleus oe, CHarx.—535 tons, ons @ ort, Day Goons. 1,580 Fy yee pales, B50 ties Ibs. sareaparilla; 37 Ibs. arrow- ; 42 boxes magnesia; 150 casks, 72 tierces soda ash; Soaks tongue beans; 31 demijohns copavia; 1 hd. phos- Gur, CONCERT.—THB ears ny RESPECT. cd wide; 10 begs walphace tinct 418 cases liquorice infor ‘88 CATHERINE HAY: Bage ttsh Uquld, smonia; 90 coche: ouger 1986i300 | wa soaney fourteenth Grand Concert, ee pectuivety her ren =-$5 cheste,25 cases in 72 ceroons cochineal Nov. by we ye Drnnoon=Bh teas sro yecoe ny te Tastiey 40,000 ibe Sarumpay sero rm Traruen Hav. WOO! POP tei agy SACRED “deste. e—The Messin, « Alr—" Why do he astic ine CRACKERS.—1,000 boxes fire crackers. Gusxy Baos.~-12,500 gunny bags; 379 bales gunny cloth, Ler ens ~~ 20,400 hides; 604 bundles goat skine; 43 bales | ain know that my Redeemer liveth" 6 bales hides; 46 casks salted skine, Recitative ard Age Walther: Angele ; es cas s citative ax Hoxns.--14,035 horns. Mr A. B. Hars.--12 dozen Manilla bate. Mow Byma—« Heacches of Deagee Hew —1,848 bales hem p;_ 86 picules looee, (Went reer Ispia Ru 21 bales India rubber. Air—“The Trompet shall so cc Sore 60 bale Lya—-2207 pigeon. Air—“ Angels ever bright and tate Lv ann —€0,000 feet scantling; 98,000 shingles. Mico Carmenixe Haves, Marrino.—6rolis. Paixt.—20 Ube ‘vermilliin. Racs.—651 bale AT TANS. —=2. £60 bundles, Br xp. —J467 bags, 1(U2 pockets linseed; 19 bags tur- Overtore—Mideummer Nig! Ballad—“ Ofs in the stilly Mr. A. Beati New Song— me bap a 2, (Worde compor nod Stare) Pty Bip see, Bact, ances sacks, 2274 bole, 1,700 bushels 29 toms, | Piste Otsiato. Esmee Hi 164 laste eal es Eases beg or le anges cases, 837 bundles, | — Theres Sactrerar. —2.186 bags. | Ballade" Therele 9 sheet i fan Srevree — 3.190 plates, Scena and Aris“ Qui le voce” ({ Par Brices,—16,263 seate, 4,225 bls. cassia) 445 bags ginger; Miss CaTnenive Hav 1,620 bags pimento; 35 casks mace; 56 casks nutmegs. Grand Fingle Instrumentele, irra 6 puncheoms whiskey, 9 pipes gis, 10 pan- |, , Congeetore Ma. Lava sp MnO. Loman, 1, cheons rum. 5 NewYork, has bons ed. ‘The grand ey Smnleyea ed at this Concert will be from fixed as $2 and $1. They cau be ob No. 900 Brondway; at W, Hall the other music atozoe, and wt Triple ‘ali Aria Buffo—*Loreque be Jean de Paris). Boieidien 3. eeeeeeg Hula oes Bellini Tix. —6,440 boxes. ‘Winx —587 barkets, 60 cases, 64 packages. 3 butts, 10 bhds.. 33 quarters jot 0° 206 logs, 37 ends mahogany; 418 bundles wil- low. Domestic Markets. Bricntox Manxkr, Noy. 6 —At market, 3,2: (nearly two-thirds of which are beaf); 6,200 she (\ATHERINE HA Yes ttle, Hall.—Tickets for 2400 swine. Prices— Beef cattle—Extra, $6 25 a $0 50; ste first quality, $5 758 $6 25; second, $5 a $5 40; third, $1 OPERA HOUSE, MEC C8" HALL, NO & $4 60. Storee—Two years old, $12 a 18; three years above Grand street.—Opon every night tid, $18 a $24. Working Oxea—Sales at $00, $75, $35, til forsher notice, | a and wall $06, and $112, Cows and Calves—Sal 25, tel $51, and $42. Shi % $2 shoats to peddle, for rows, $435 @ $49; fur barrows; at retail, from $4}; to $6 rn ae ee er THE LATEST ADVIC!} RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Novemmea 7, 1851. Tsp o'eldck. ‘The patrons of C ully informed shat the Baturday ned. PEN EZYERY NiIGUT—FELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, AT Yellows’ New Musical Hall, 411 Broadway, b d trscts.— This justl ratod and effi- xporionced performers, under othe Ih Favor vhs ecaneetsin tee been reevived with the greatest from all parte of the Union he inet spacions and beet Ad 2 oents. Doors ‘stock, An after: for thi udrin, Beypt. ostura, V enex| i et. al Hall ventilated uldings ia the wel open at 6, me Monrovia, IBLO'S.~ ‘LLE CELESTINE } FRANCK'S BENEFIT, prntevidse, 5. ball. Saturday, Noy. 8 when will bo revived the 'S LYCEUM, B: ADWAY, WAAR Sen at oe at Tie Peg py Rolin Mr. Le TALIA OPERA, ASTOR rick x reyiy ed .-Bocased Bea: wes might. conte. ours webeerption rand Opera of en Bertucos rt ae vaise: y or Baratual Doo: bert Box office open every vision ah M—P. T. BARNUM, Greeuwood, Jr., A perfurm- 52m cents; Par 3. “Rosion Moe. "in the afternoon. oral drarm| ‘his afteraoon, at 3o'clook, the lay entitied THE STRANGERS: ‘Stranger, + Miss Mosiayer; other characters by ine rest a¢ ine 20 compa This evening, at 736 o'clock, (for he very Inst time, erie must be withdrawn for other no moral drame DOWs a ROBIN, rest of Mie compan: of the great Koh- Noor diamonds on family, the Chinese collection, 2. TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.—ENCOURAGED BY THE mpled success of “Tho Drunkard,” “ Charlotte Tem- ‘outigelns, Meadows.” So. can Muscum now pi cot oFigiual, local, and moe to his, on oF butore the let February, | 1802. simple in its plot. hvmoro fe and moral in its aim. A literary committee, ty, and impartiality, will decide upon the meri peting dramas, * P.T. {)RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM block sbove the National The oprieter, —Ealoom, performances e' i rtainments to commence toe sad ia the evening at 73 0’ veloc, The ent mo te ae va ace jed and ssloct, and uch as oan bo seen at 20 entertainment of Ethiopian Opora Troupe man in the © SEs Petiocke™ with’ his clenched Ast, for, oe Ang unt of money; & Troupe of Model Artists, wi Teeted for their sesuty and Ayere, ama whs veeenene Soam- bor of beautiful tableaux ; a company of Arab Girls, who fo through a variety of feate of strength and dexterity; & company of Mate and Female Artiste, who will given ex- hidition of M wiualled in whe world ; vo gothor with Afternoon ani day, Admisa ate, Sime ¢ eer ASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWAR! reat uauional picture, Ly Leataa, ie sow exbibitl immense succers, st tuyvesant Institute, sAdmission, 25 cen my 124 eats; Bebe ° y of evening. For —Svate in Frivate Boxes, 60 conte; staxe exes, 28 conte; parquette, 12% conte, EIGHTH AVENUE AND S.—Mr. Anderson, the he Hast teethor with Mr. Chang Fang, im and freaking Li 189, ad Judy, will perform xt week. Doors open at 6345 yt y- shir erent Wiad of Ayes AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, i N USICAL FUND HALL, PIULADELPHI2.— iM mene ag oat entbusizstio —Pre- e Great Wizard of thi ry fosaor Anders: of LE DIABLE Qua ATRE-Mszourka, Celestine Fran Coustece, pert it ew pantomime of the Binetaids Moms. are which Gtine ol ill perfor. Ni Celestine Fravck. Con Pit with the fairy the RED GNOME AND THE WHITE WAAIOKGuome, Maezstt Warrior, Anto’ ‘3 WISHING TO to be erected on venue and street, are invited to com: HN H. MoCl iN 29 Wall street. | SHIPPING, 8) pur x xiv YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITEDSTATES Steamers, The ships composing this line are ATLANTIC, Captain Wees, pagent. Ps Corthagens, N. Cayenne, Py Gui ri Li Baveaie ir —" t been uh yy, ay ch eunreenly for e- also yh Ay ensure strongth and and ‘£000! i for a hunlied for elogunge sud comfort:s, -~ PAWEMENE Ace a from New York to Liv 1, ire heel exten vise state rooms, ‘65u5; ftom York, | Soveome ie on ie Xu on fin Srerionced Surgeon tached to each ship. xoln- verpool bo LING, FROM LIVERPOOL, Weanes Oo 2D, rama poe co, 86 Wall pores, N.Y. Fbekiats reer 0. Li Eo et ne Kings Arm Yard, London. L % Rue Notre Dame des Victoires, 1 he accountable for gol recious tones ot motale ust yequil, Beuad uayaqu or. wang, Cuba. A iteein on TRE BRTISN AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamsnipe, between New York and Liverpool dt Fett, and between Boston and, Liverpool, tbo Berton shine only calling at id and receive mails and pas- A hia co “A, Capt. Ryrie. Cart fins. tins cS Fetiy GA 0 . Wednend: Sa ber. “Wednesday, Web ek or Moston to Liverpool—Fies) om i paid for. on specie be: peteuced surgeon on board. tere and newspapers must pace through the Post Ter freight or parenge, 2} Freight will deqoonsl oe ut SNETHEN CONTINUES TO in th he ¢ Seprcm yart—to attend to casca A settle accounte | portent’ a Some Comuissio: 0 ain peat lading are given in Havre for New lexacies au 4 in ssvavesthale ati ACKETS FOR BAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- i} leave Havce om the 16th, and New oh month :— : | Ship ST. DI { | then, | Ship ST. NICHOLAS, ib ter, SHIPPING. eR LIVERPOOL Sey: STATES MAIL STRAM: a depsi " nal etree’ fier For frolahe or pasengs, bes vw for slegance and comt 3 Whe is 8 4 cr liquors. Govde becribers will be forwarded tree from any ehataes but there actually inour BOY D & HINCKEN, Agente, 161 Pearl atroot, THE UNITED VOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVE! Sta ai! Steamehip FRANKLI a8 A. Wotton, OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA KEY WEST —TO SAIL ON y, November 33, at 3 o'clock, P.M. The new ETROK, James Lawloas, oomman. Il leave for Havre, tove Southampte ij OF pas on Saturday, Novem apply on bon orh River, Price wah the post office, ship. For freight a Toren TICKET TOR Ss } Vass , it's live, per steame! ) Forwsrt Seton oe ) Steorage Havens. | Coneumpuve apd sir pease Medi dali bgestionset the ‘lungs Tre 7 ¢ ipbalation of Wara 7 Broadway, New York. Me wh PA adi 6. iw | ar: y agai fs sooad Pr j Stree ly, hae | aren pessen xactly PHiLA DE do well to get 9 copy of this work, a | ary receipts, mithont further expense. seal Serial. CC® ERTAIN © URE one aMieted with this eke, er apply & | Neeh ACIFIC ror cqraneer CANCER — be cured ina (ow MALL through line for San Francives, vis Cingres dir STRANSSIP COMPANY.ONLY ub paying m $) Fate redueed —On 7 aelsck P.M Tn¢eplenatd hee te | hecording to agree il. Apply yee te NATES FRIEND- GREAT SUCCESS. 4.0% sold. ‘The greatest specific for private diseness Cures in two days, without hin nee from i” eS fees. Br tor cures disenges better, BRANIOAL BOB ICING 30.20 LANEY'SCURA- tive Instrament, the ook Wy infallible for thove Sales | irmiti Sie ji) earl yinpre it, 9 + bia it penne meee Fi vanignls h Saree post nei jon 100 Rroadway \ con bee W 4eva¥e PACLCBIAT MINOR NOR 1 A bgey Gy ELaw tee t tireoe, Herth river, with Chagtes, connee TER ANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO THR sali threeah line, via Nicaragua. ‘the steamer Pi Churchill, w Nov. Sth, sving rae Captsin dep pbaybery ri ttance grand day eames Gr commence a6 @ al ference any can tee are tu: local remedy, mais ea Secs we tured tae as he hes cases Cxiy nen from the other pi jens. Ip all, be pears He makes daily cures of roadway—not in the store. EW MEDICAL aay ped COMPLETE PRA L Tez ce the navure and ireatment of dalieate Uiecasee seat edie ear aeme ieee of Boswick, MD. it vergney ont lectus ner A S ae wory tome ‘the wife, the mother—the ene 0, ever’ et either Sy romanhood, erate et ° (Extract o' tieter rie ® gentleman in Daj Davrox, 4, toad every eucecesive one mer ting og her ‘uke last coonsie Liberty street. New York} Lite & » Hef Alevama; T. BL Pe be tranamitted ty mail, a. of whe Ualeed freee. Allictrw port paid, Maarieeau, vo ty. aoe Yeo Liveriy streets re their treatment, warrants th be unfortunate. wy will be cured by hi tively in half the uewal ti He w er - 4 o .9 carly pplication. Paciente vee ‘anal Be corner of Broadway. N@ qoired watil enred. I BR. CONVERS’ INVIGORATING ¢ pORDI AL. only remedy for those ead affections of b =e Tr te entra sat ort mg a who mai vagal minceket ahs: cuton. Ls ere. beware of these sel eel iar tod STi SeeEs ats coat aA Si . ahestt ms us teers na ae paid} com solitary habise, mes art, 7 the 0 arenes Do wcre, onfeodle the pasural fee! at bood, with Waae ‘allen eb ‘restment ft nervens devil Sat yea i an @ odigotion® ae ‘Seela, or & Rent ‘Osrret, tad ‘Saringee| . ‘