The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1851, Page 8

NEWS BY THE MAILS. I Sass or twenty | active as they were, but the transactions when I went towards ‘Haven | rous, low prices. Our Baltimore Correspondence. care, "the care wore just gg Boer py oye ree 4 PP ad ca et CR oy Eas = br “Th: bubiing x Mf Deoed. | domestion but principelly the later, ‘The Fair of the Mechanies’ Institute continues tow this George tad Ed SE RE Srerge price, ut attract crowds of visiters nightly, at their new hall, to stand cat Bilks, of jaalities which is invariably filled to overflow. The display i a ! goods: ef goods is undoubtedly very fine, perhaps fully back and met | are juest. Printed delaines are of trait 01 7 me at thecorner , I other two ceme | scarce, most printed goods have more firmness than See equal to the recent Fair at Castle Gardoa. Cut of the tavern} Reve and T went into the New even | other goods. The arrivals and ‘of goods are ve So Cavsecganaintts parvo beige 1 tino: i fapply of goods are very | Ceptains of others, ows to this ‘The proposals for the sale of $760,000 of the House, where Rows got some of his dirty clothes, and he ght, and will be vo for the wext month. ty pee wool inte © TT saline Ml Nemmuniee: | (fom Ivles, with partofs cargs,) NOrieens; Owomas, Kay, coupen bonds, i ailroi went house, corner of tended downwards. 2.300 quintals cod were ob- a in Sadisnase ond Onto Balivend tea acer (i thnk) nad Nour tock» beth "We inf | tained, at. ebscu a 7, and L000 bon, Mon. "t aod rem a 7a Aig. Jom Deh Ogtam Dope Company, has been taken by the banking house of there, and went over to the opposite corner, where I | mackerel at $7» $7 123, and $8 75, respeotively. New York, November 13, 1851, 28th. Josiah Lee & Co. of this city, which bas recently bought pair of boots; wel 's 78 ,000 MAnier, abt Oct 28—Sld brig Henrietta (not Mariette), ii tho addition of tw wash woman in Prince «tree! at . York, Portland been eeeey yd by tho addition of two Weveevedentwe canes n Con eee oes 16—N ‘capltalio to the Srm ‘and up Canal and 30 to the house ; I don’t " do 18th, abip Sumat ‘t a meeting of the Board of Direotors, yester- erp Oeael ebuetrer we 2” Tine too ao went Ay gate oioreds og prone Nation act Barenlonss day, Thomas Swann, [sq., was unanimously re- to the corner of Mercer and Canal etreets, where we saw and | Bhi prery YHiam), Meyer, Hamburg Booh & Xun- | “Tuinrned (Port "Nov 13—Brigs Thos Wateou, f the Balt d Obi: 1 iP x ® ( . doubtless continue at his post, until this great and went Desk to the house, (Miss Tiviegeon’s,) ‘and raia, poe 5 Besveel Nasehall, bend Hegheet Sia ‘RNA, Oot 13—Bark Ocmanli. Kenrick, from Zante, art work is completed through to the Ohio ri sinyed there all night ; 1 think he came away before me beeed’| gtarcr nT ne Tee eee HE end Eee a aston, Hyan, for NYork, lags The Bremen brig Heiene, Captain Hatehman, the next morning. The check here shown marked 0, ls Zaute | “Bark F Deming, Churchill, Rio Janeiro, H K Corning. bark Geo Thomas, Fisk, Bo 40. arrived at this port, yesterday, in forty-two days ares ten Wise, uiees alee Likes bras ones | Balk Hopewell (Br), Dison, av Jobs, NB, Williams & lome Ports. staid, N from Bremen, having on board 116 passengers. ; the ebeck marked A, I have seen before; on the . - leu . . «i ALEXANDRIA, Noy S—Arr echrs fairfax, Penfield, Francis Connelly, the survivor of the bloody moruleg of the day I went with this check to the bank | lemons : 00 bas, | COLE; charlotie Wyun, Hoomer, Mobile, Coe, Anderson & | Fer RY Stocktin, Aeblaan, dos vena, rer ge. aftray tthe Third ward polls, on olection day, ia which Charles James was instantly killed, I was in charge of the bar at Mrs. Jarvis’s; Rowe had a allt ‘moved to the extent of 1,700 bales, for export, at | “Siark Chase Chase, Bt Marks, Nesmith & Sons. Durfee “yp bi 7 feald, do. 1] | be a8 easily picked as those large ones on the Mis | check in his pocket at the time, and Lasked him to let ee say Bical, Nemmith & Bons. ON, Nov 1l—Arr steamship Benj Franklin, Sears, 08! ach. Hives, and it is now thought will recover from hi sissippi and Red Rivers, but they actually give out | me see it; he let me see the check; I think he asked me | _Hors.—Sales of 18 bales new were effected, at 32}; a | Brig Capt John, Branscom, Manzanillo, Nesmith & Son. Philadelphia; barks Howland, Mayo, Malaga; O J Chafies, juries. He bas not yet been removed from the | ore cotton, according to the size, as one acquaint- | whether I thought it would do or not; on the afternoon | 87 ic. ; p BEE Govan (Br Barrette ua Poole, NJ & Lanne & Ce Play Ceonotae, Felenriph diate Hemant ares watcbhouse, where Le was taken immediately | ¢4 With cotton growing regions can see at a glance. | previous, Mr.Rowe told me to godowm stairsand buyawa, | Lnox.— 66 tons Beoteh pig brought $21 $0, six months — A cen tinenmmamlbcanine Paths and two brigs. Via quarantine, ship Mebecos, (of cite: the aiftay, Ho is a desperate follow, familar | We believe that an acre of ground in this county | ter titer of Mr. W. Latting; be told me to get a bill and | Smported to day, 12275 bars railroad ae) 3,276 bars; ‘Schr JH Johnson, Johnson, Harbor Island, G J Miller & Haves feck Cit back ‘thous, Leonie, ee ey eee ad pberake fellow, Similiar | could be tilled and planted with cotton that would | receipt ferit; I went into Mr. Latting’setore at 6o'elook; | 4 600 bdis.; 718 bails. sheet; 1,024 tome pig; 26 plates iron. | Co: pirese, Coakena, Havens; Bas TLEEGm & cvecketene: wes tubes ares t use of | Come up to two-thirds the worth of an acre so used | Rowe teld me that itthey aiked who it was for,to say fur | Lue appeared to be dearer; 1,006 bbls. common were | | Schr Judge Tenny, Toothaker, Jacksonville, Badger, Peck , tngton, barks Nawtine, Hamil in street_sfirays, was ) come up ¥ 3 rs, Seely, ew Haven House; Rowe wi wn | solid at 90¢., cash. ; Spartan, Hadise quet of ““Cuitivg Tove” He has now felt the | it Mississippi. We learn that Mr. Thomas Janes, | statis, cance back. wad told me that Latting waa Int | otssere tena Oo: hide, Gy Cuekell Mhaiad 118, Sehr Sarah E Merrill, Wrong, Baltimore, Maliler & Lord. | 194, OP iDe Laie: aud Lucy 2, runpen bound Br sone Mnife himself, and will doubtless be more cautious | formerly of Mississippi, a cotton raiser, had the | store; I went directly after into the store, and asked | snd 40 do. prime Cubs, 27 See eee demern Hemeas Piustiipela, 3 aad, Abel Blory: ‘and from Prenidont Konda, ex Chureail in its use hereafter. management of this miniature cotton crop, and is | Latting to eee some of bis water filters, that i wanted to | Navai Srones—There were 600 bbls. crude turpen- | Schr Wolcott, Beors, Boston, Dayton & Sprague, BALTIMORE, Novli—arr ships Mary Hale (pxt), Rol- impressed with the success to such a degree that he | get scme; Iarked the price; he eaid from one dollar to | tine ee up at $5; 1,200 do. spirits, at 37 a 38c. cash; | Sobr Ers, Chamberlain, Boston, master. Has, Tiserpee! Rebiller (Boom), Bebe, Drees” Noy. 12, 1851. will advise its ition next year cn a more ex- | two dollarsand a half; Thad but four shillings in my | and 600 do. common rosin. at $1 30 a $135. ‘Schr 1:8 Feat. Ramerte, Persiends nostes. | ee PH jnion. Tenis aibbe, Gibbm Previc Winterish Weather— The Firemen’s Jubilee—Visit- | tended scale. A few pairs of stockings, and a com- | pocket; 1 saw gome botties standing in the store; Tasked | | Out.—2 600 gullong linseed have been obtained at Oe, BOR ES Vind S* PARMAR N, SOEETs CNIS OAM ORNS FT rig Chariots (Br). Thomas, Brésil aad kt: ing C — St P iocBies. tndves | will be made from this year’s experiment. pile hee yd pene be sa ee I - (wd a 670, & erher declinn ani seme Whale cone . “ a ~ ty, Dlges, Philadelphia, W H Thomeon. gebre Time ( Be gr penen em bg i 5 ‘ompanies— Steamer Pulmett +. 4 =—_————— j hesaid four ings; I to! wanted a bottle; | vance. 0 'Y, 178 casks linseed oll; 6 cas: ‘Hand, Philadelphia, 1 2 A ; ES, paid him and gct e bill And reosipt; as soon av 1 had | cod liver olf. fee, Newport. ANGOR, Nov §—Cid brig JL Whipple, Geyer, Havanas ge Emigrants, o > Police Intelligence. left the store, Mr. Rowe came up stairs in the bar-room; | Pxovisions.—Pork did not vary much, 600 bbls new | — Slocp Frederick Brown, Gardner, Providence. TRO OTEB AY. Nev id cin port brig Thomas & Bdward, ‘e have a sharp, winterish morning, with one ARREST OF BANK CHECK FORGERS—EXTRAORDINARY Bows asked me where the rece! pt " “it told him he and old . ing found purchasers ‘at previous figures. Sloop Wm H Santord, prec hoops Greenlaw, Calsis for NYork; aches Increase, Rockland foe i a 8 8 howing ice hal DEVELOPEMENTS OF oO] i K- | af for if, ani ave it to i, ink he put itin | Beef remained dul mess sold at $7 75 a $10, rr e a ey, 40 for Boston; Halcyon, Bangor for 40; Hansa signs of a snow storm, the gutters showing ice halt / DEVELOPEMENTS OF ONE OF THE PARTY “BREAK | his pocket; after tea Mr. Rowe went out; he suid he was | and prime at $4. $5. 1000 city cut pork bams a ll, Liverpool. Oct 10, with mdse | Jane, Jonesport for doy Brandywine, Deer lle for do; Jane an inch thick. . x fag up to Ninth avenue and Hudson street; after Rowe | teken at 8e.; 200 bbis. old lard, at 8a 8%c., and 50 do. galand & Uo. Fish, Bt George for do. ‘The Fire Department of Baltimore assembled | FOF some time past, a clique of designing-men have fad started and bad been goue about an hour, Georse | new, at fe Sat Nigh ag] PATH, Nov 1—Atr beg Coral, Freeman, NYork. Clit last night, preparatory to their geand parade and concerted together for the perpetration of forgery, with | came up im tne bar-recm; George asked m+ where Cap- Brat Estatr.—Sales by ayetion-—Brooklyn property ‘aks, thick fo VaNVERS Nov Sacre schre Cape Cod, Kelly, and Pio defraudi ous dane tain Rewe was, and I told bim that be bad just gone up | —6 lots on Partition street, near Van Brunt street, $4,720; festival, which is to take place on next Wednesday, | ‘> *x#r+ts view of defrauding the varions banks of uF | io ico him; I kuew George Lived in that direstion; | 1 on Van Brunt, ner Sullivan, 25x90, $070; 1 do. corner ‘and will, it is believed, exceed any similar display | “7 °ut °f arse sums of money, bya well devised plan | George told'me he would not find him there if he did go | Sullivan, $925; 1 do adjoining. $076; 3 do. do. $1,880; 3 7 ns whereby the signatures of different merchants were | up; George suid he had moved from there, and had told | do. near Wolcott street, $2025; 5 on Sullivan streot, | MEH | Hancock, Levensale: ever gotten up in the United States. The follow- precured, from which forged checks were executed ina them there that he had gone to Albany; near Van Brunt, $2£75; 3 de. adjoining, $1,530; 3 on | dso and 269 passenrers, to ing companies from other cities were announced as 4 to a gines of wine; George left the hcuse, | Wolcott street, rear of above. $1,050; 2 do. adjoining, Ship Sir Roberd Peel (pkt), Cha manner #0 perfect that scarcely could the persons on | tai! the Captain that he-had gone down town and would | $1.(40; 1.do. do, $630; 1 do. do., $540; 2 do opposite, | mouth, Oct 16, (and 24 days trom th 1 Int a 21, lon 68, passed & snip’ », | neor, Baker, N¥ork. ne, top printed yellow; 1th, Samdy Hook . ba » Helen, Suffolk, Var @ialice distant, took s pilot from the David Pie Wislace"hiindeipiisy Wa P Williams, Ree Liverpool, Oct 2, with | ““ELIZABRTH CITY, prev to Nov sid sehen JB Linde ELIZA! ecy, Ri andJ A Gombril, Dowdy Windies Londo: id Ports- #7 ndon and Ports: | “FRANKFORT, Nov 1—cla buig Caroline Rally (now), 2 Matanaas. intending to be present to take part in the parade:— | whom the forgeries had been trated distinguish | be up by end by; soon after George bad left, the Captain | $1,020; 1 do adjoining, $515; 3 on Dikeman street, rear | Pascencers, to Grinnell, Minturn " GEORGETOWN, 8C, Oct 28—Arr schr Friends, Wilson, Columbian Hose Company of Philadelphia, to be | tn. original on pesteoi terriers - came in 1 told the Captain that Georgehai been there, | cf above, $1.650; 1 do. adjoining, $555; 1 do. do. $600; | _ Ship Zenoble (of Baltimore), Jeekson, London and Forse: | NY ork for Buahaville. Cid jet she Eatm eat Boe received by the Mechauical; committee of the rhe mod 7 é f c and would be back in a little while; the Japtain theneald | 2 on Conover street, near Wolcott, $545; 1 do. adjoining, | Yenyers, to Cook & Smith. Oct 29, lat45, lon 90, spoke Br HOLMES SHOLE, Nov? BM wo arrival, le) Beemu Good Will Company of Philadelphia, to be received } The modus operandi, it appears, are as follows :— he would wait, that he wanted to see him, Ileft the house, | $555; 1 do, corner Wolcott street. do. adjoining, | bry Tenered, steering ———; Sth inst, on the Banks, fell ia | sth—arr schrs Marquis, Ginn, Bangor for Stamford, Ot; S Liberty; Pioneer C [e 4 Some six or seven. men combine together; one or two | leavirg the Captain there, and went to Miss Livingston's; | $525; 2 do, $1,040; 3 do. do, $1575; 1 do. corner | with large quantitics of lumber adri Sylyh, a ae er the Vv mane Coupes ot are in possession of stores, for the purpose of establish. | 9° rephine Chutles was laid up with the rheumatism; 1 | Sullivan etreet. $765; 1 do. opposite corner, $749; 1 do. Ship Cordelia (ot Bath), Gross, Cardi, 24 days, with rail- Hanae A : for xan ‘Sid sebrs G Hunter, Elisa Juae, Philadelphia, to be reeeived by the Vigilant; fire | ing a show of respectability; goods are purchased of mer- pag? Se iy aoe soto ey hn py re Saar whe cence ‘$100. Pariglih Ace oo sels Rk fell (Fz), Mougendes. Havre, 52 days, with | 9th—arr sebrs Groveland, Greenlaw, Wilmington, Del. for committees and delegations of various companies | chsuts. from whom, by receipting of biils,or byexehange | that he had: 1 went i * Rue ir cont Eastport; Helena, Norton, and Klisa Jane, Baldwin, Now , P : , ; to Miss Livingston’s again, and | Bxcans,— 100,0C0 German realized $8 a $11 50,6 months. Dublin, 67 days, in ballast, with | Yerk for Boston: Treas, Rosa, Oniaia for NYork. Sid sohen ; of New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, to be | of checks, the signature of the frm isprecured. The met- | went to the room of Miss Charies, and fromthe room of | Soar. —There were 160 boxes Castile bought, at 9 4 95<c. x Volliae. and Slice Jane, received by the Friendship; Mountaineer Fire Com- | ¢ a a t a San, ane ny rh the | Miss Charles to the room of Miss Raymond, where [| Srinits—Sales were made of 20 half pipes Cognac « Bremen, D6 dave, with mise x ‘Strout, Philadelphia fer Boeton; 2 of Cumberland, Junior Fire Company of | Sm received in payment From these checks forgeries | found Capt. Rowe; I told him George bad been at the New | brandy, at $28 $2 4754; 10 Rochelle, at $1 15 a $1 25; | S>¢ 00, thiantun ~ ‘ 4 tover, Richmend for Saiem; Wallcon (Be! ‘rederick, and a delegation of the Fairmount | *7¢Perpetrated, executed so closely to the o that,in | Haven House; I did not see the Captain again until the | SCO bbls. Ohio and Prison whiskey, at 20% a 2140.; and ae Elbe (Het “4 : Edwards, Boston tor NYork: Dani Francis, Cary 0 ) Da- Pai- rf from Hamburg for New York. | yidson, NYork for Port Medway; schi , Hamburg, 33 days, with mdse F Boston, J C Bunyan, Peticutt, Boston tor Phi- ; , i , nearly every instance, not only bas the paying teller of . + alec 2 ” he Company of Philadeiphia a, be secelved by, the | te bai been dreaved, bat te meresant Rimi! wor | {> apety bce the hese, be ie mw see Taot | bawdy, byun ium @hiey. Owes Pantie Berio BW ate tie pore bie Cara Matanzas, Waltz, achen . CORO00. 4 * ecoll 7 Mes Bu i firm, olds RL sy, JC B 4 Ly anno’ ‘ire Comaaey of Washington, to be received by | conctusively that the forgers were adepts at the business, | po.) das having come in Wednesday last, from Liver- ks Robert he Captain then went up to his room to write | # 67, ow Vor rowned, . the U delegation of the Washington Hose | and were very formidable enemies to the banks. In this | gpother check. I went up stairsto write m ‘ , bo Bark Carinzs (Br), Robinson, Trinidad, 25 days, with sa- | pool, has gone up this morning, ; ’ , ’ : ; y bill of |. Tras —This forenoon’s auction went off spiritedly, as | ga>ieas steph Eck has goneup thi Company of Philadelphia, to be received by the | confederacy of forging enterprise, a boy ramed Woodrull, | fare: arter 1 had brought up’ my bill of fare, Iwent up | follows —Imported per ship Hersilia—Terms 6 months. | "“ZarkElizaveth. trom Bri from Charlest wage 4 i of about eighteen years of age, but of very youthful aj Howard. In addition to the above, there are at ra Tea tenitumesh e cake te tates ‘The fire steam propeller Palmetto, tho firet of | Yravous, where it was lotted off isto equal parcels, and ‘and into Capt. Rowe's room. No. 41, and saw Capt. | Hyson--17 chests, 56:e.; 20 do., 53¢.; 80 do, 45c.; 28 | Brig Superior (Br). adi ¢ fill one of these:checks up; he wrote the rignature | balf do.,48;e. Young hyson—-20 haif chests, 1c; 32 ) , Brix Avgostura, Garve “W. Lattirg:” Ieaw him sign it; the bill for the“ bit- | do., 0c ; 47 do, 460; 99 do, 53 do. 48¢ ; 174 do., cca "was there, lying upon the book where the sherk Be j 105 do ,88340.; 90 do, S8e.j 102 dp. ar gtd dos | tite Lady of the Lake (1), it 3 lishes 8 itten; Rowe u: apep ie the one you (Cler! 6 ge. do., 35%e ; 41 do., 35e; 105 do, 0. | 25 days, in inet, to Middle pee ot 9 oigg —_— cue ie ‘tues ach one take his share in the plunder. A number of | hare in your hand, and a small glass inkstand, with the | 3c; 5 cares catties do, 6840; 17 d0,. O8e ; 25 do. Ke B . ~ ge J Y | label either torn or covered with ink; Rowe handed me | 513¢c ; 17 do., 604;c. Gunpowder--49 half chests at touch, and will soon take her place on the line. | more will, no doubt, be found when the banks write up s 13 do., 51,0; 15 do. 453¢e.; 68 catties ‘thie morning, ehip Roakaway, un Ni ‘wress, for Bor- for WIndies, went to tot brig Wm Clari Boston tor Port au Prince; by N COmiles, spoke herm brig rt bearing W ‘ ‘ 4 one of the checks and the bill, and asked me if I thought | Ste.; 15 do . 520 @ splendid vessel, and will doubtless do a | his dealers books, and the checks are examined by the | {youig doce ct; I chink I told bim ft would. hot ‘do. se ¢ 38 do, 483Ge.. Lmperial—60 half raid PORTER Men EgAer cobs Zulia Ann Rice ener’ Beases, fine business. ose paps on py Bajos sem ankeael oy elope, | 20, OF something of the Kind; he had three checks t Slee ; 50do. ble; 50do., 49340. Hyson skin t brig Timothy Crosby, atwood, do. The Hen. Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, one | the SU) itr dy been disclosed, 1 — th | im his possession, all the same ss the one here shown; | —i6 chests, at S4c.; 100 do., 38¢.; 17 do., Ble ; 180 do, Nov 2—Arr steamship. 2, of the Presidential candidates, is spending a few Coptain ‘Avgustus ¥. Rowe, former!y Se anant fete line ag | be asked me which check I thought would do; he told 290 ; 80 do, 20e. _Oolong—10 half chests, 48ssc ; 10 do, 0 or a BO, Bern Bh 1p Geo W Bourne, arding. Below in this city, and seems to be in fine health and | steamers between this city and Phileas bia; Benjamin pe a a Meee ay would do; I pickedout | 47 %¢c.; 59 do. 47¢.; 41 do. 40¢; = as, oe os a ey satel ima (of Boston). Gi it, when 3 da: which i *s Insti ry the inkstand bere in court | 28%;¢; 60 do, 26c ; 67 do, 26%e 4 0, pada a ih tolae Fens itute last | White, recently « lottery ticket desler; a Mr. Webb.and | i, the same, and the pen also, I think, 1took the check, | 24; 963 do, 253s¢ ; 310 do, 28¢.; 983 do., 22o.; 182 cat: y _—, y 4 Mr. Earle. and several others whose nameswe areasyet | and he told me that if I drew it he would give me half; I | ties do., 26}4¢.; 497 do., 250. An immense number of Irisn and German emi- | not at liberty to announce. The following forged checks | g..q Mr Green, a boarder in the house, if he would pBoalbseer £0 ON WEDNESDAY. rants have arrived at this port within the last | were produced at the Police Court :—One check on the | Write my bill of fare for me; he told mehe would; Leame | Cratx.--190 tons chalk. towed in trom ses by th ree days. The number could not have beea less | Chemical Bank, dated Oth October, 1851, made payal Dut, and the Captain abd 1 went into thestreet; wewalk- | Davas--10 casks ammonia; 20 casks sugar lead; 1 bhd. e. ima, from Havana, 14 days, with the remainder of than eight hundred onan Hudson, for (S40). gizned Robert H. "ton; | ¢d up Broadway to the corner where the bank is; Rowe | drugs; 86 cases liquorice paste the eargo ot ship Ferax, (condemned in Havans), to Thatcher —$—$___—_—_ veah October 1861, at Gane —_ one told mehe would go into Mr. Lutting’satore, while I went | Dry Goons --81 packages dry goods per Ocean Queen; | &' Soars, of Boston. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. ca M cee No 233 water Ji roy ey oe Senet inthe bark; I don’t kuow whether he went in or not; I | 129 per Empire State; 14 per State Rights; 77 per Sir rig Adcima, Freeman, Calais, 5 days, with lumber, to cong eany 2G Water strest ”” On ti - | went into the bank. and presented the check tothe pay- | K Peel; 181 per Elbe; 112 per Henry Clay; 128 per fe is Mary D Soull (of Baltimore), Scull, Carthagens, 30 ith bides, &e, Everett & Brown. s'Marisune (3 toasted, Br), Lamred, Inagus, 23 days, Pustaeienta, Nov. 12, 1851. | way Bank. two cheens dated as for back as August 12th | Try'teller: ‘he ached. me where I got it from; I told nim | Anna. i icine A il~ | *bd 16th, 1851—the former check was for $190, made et The Absconding Witnesses—Admitted (0 Bait | re eee Watcom, signed LB Menger, No. | %.m Mr. West, corner of Canal stzeet and West Broad- | Dves.—6 chests indigo. Ouds. BURYPORT, Nov 9—Arr F J Cummings, Voazis, pone i t esked me where I got it from; I told bim as I told the LeaTHen --10 cases leather, thas been discovered, is the fact that they were taken | It was in the precentation of this check that the boy | teller; Mr Tilden got bis hat and coat, and told metogo | Painr.—14 casks paint. as far as Gray's Ferry ina carriage. This confirms | The invest ts carried Go before Justice Ostora, one | cBebeed ard he would follow after me; when we came | Qvickanven —300 flasks quicksilver, the impreseion that they were liberally paid for | of cur intelligemt magistrates. and Mr Stewart, the ‘very | {we onthe cdier se oF Ben ti 28) sacks 110 laste escaping. eee a ee ot Eee eighth eed pole, cane eae and | ‘motice of him after tbat; I went on down Osnalutreet, to | Stix. 07 capes. 276 bdls. steel. Frederick Hartman was this moraing allowed to | ‘tey will'no doubt tnrvogh thet dnited indwnry. out | Tovying ter hie iecnge Wess and ei eousee, we coud wrt | Wror.=S8 ewshe,10 ids of a wine, P erry tei he whole nest of forgers, aud bring some of the jeadin . ie “ give bail in $2,500, to answer for the homicide of | Ue MCS ivtice. We give below the boy'sevidence in | “24 bim; we came up Caral street. and crowed a little | Woor.—71 bales woollen waste, Matthew Fingless. full, which prevents e very strange state of affairs :— street above West Ircadway, where Mr Tilden gave me ——_— ________ Matilda Hamilton was, this morning, convicted | Edmond D. Woe a ‘rvorn, states that he is Lattin Be Fines seaitoak Sao, onmee aa with price Alyy opel HERE, i 7 ght. pet -l Capti stus J. Ro’ att i ‘ 0 % of beating unmercifully, her own son, a boy about | ; Sec teiene coguenaea wos him at Cope May, Fatt the cenye we went to the New Haven House; I left Mr. Boston, November 11 ten years of age. His aunt was included in the bill | inst summer: | was sunbing an express from Philaiel. | Tden and Austin in the Lack parlor. and went into the Maing Railroad, 106; ase— : . | je b ” ‘way; that was not true; Mr. Rowe requested me to tell Fratnens.—23 bales feathers. r, to maste! Philadelphia); Kossuth, Davis, sad Mar Breack of Promise Case— Monster Musicl Jue | 12 bey streets” the other forged on the same person, Kim that; the paying teller looked over hls books; he | Gvaxo —s00 tops guano. Wichr Resry A Barling (of Baltimore), Marshall, Havana, Sains Yor. at one due, Fe. : bs “ peak ay he ga = lasting A 4 conned en went to the cfficers in the back eer brought Hiprs.—18 casks shins, 162 hides vy deat, wine, merece any ville, Fa, 8 days, with oe eee tal rie sehgo Joba Qatihown, Gane, The only trace of the absconding witnesses, that | for payment at the Pactte Bank. for $600, was not paid. | °Bt of these gentlemen out with him; Mr en, think, | Lxap.—1,438 bars lead, 300 pigs do. baht Joseph Marsh, MY ork; Felladi sank fit Ts ae estes; ¢, Penfield, Portland, Ct. Jones, Kingston for Eastport. the Vape, Bnow, Gloucester, 3 days. hase, Chase. New Bedford, 2 days. ere, Nantucket gp Alveny. 16¢, Nantucket, 25 how Provinoctows or™, larvest, Presby, NYork for Taunton; sloop NYork for Dighton. Sld 10th, schrs Caro- Jbony: Adventurer, Prentiss, NYork; sloop ’ — PENSACOLA. prev 10 Nov 1—Agr sche Relief, Contes (or Brown), N¥ork. tor rr sob im M Baird, Stubbs, Sal Cld echts Richd Thompson, rs ilgtts, NYerk; Sarah Ann, Jones, Nyack, TEENCE, Noy 10—Arr sohrs B Frink, Frink, and @, liedel ua; T Benedict, Thomas, Al- ancy, fiavana, Sid schr Star, oc Sloop Biscketon Sloop ¥mulstor, O floop Mary, Kelly, ys Aphis. seman, Lori Yar 1'th—Arr eeh: Norfoik. Below 2 fore and aft echre H Ames (of tater A r 4 barrocm, and y in there; I told him I wag ter road, 104 4; Bid sehrs Gh |, Havana; Of indictment, but the jury acquitted her. It was | phis to Cape May; Kowe wa? them aa agent for the New in ome h yoga < Below : ba proved that they stripped the ebild, and beat him | Tork Heambeats; when the season of Funning express srretieel enna, thas they bad evereres Ge papeess E iiire toi Philadep eres Dird, from Livexpeol, to Williams Be OOGRTEMOUTH, Now oer sehe Bmpure, State Eiasidge, Alternately with a cowskia. was over. 1 was out of business; asked ate Rowe to get | went iuto the dining roct to get may dinner, aud asked | reea'aat ai $ Concord hall iYore vopmst 3 pYork: web brie 8 P Brows, Lampier, Pailedelpuis, Fanny Guggenheim, a good looking young lady, is the plaintiff in a suit for breach of promise, mow 4% against Joseph 1) Ellis, in the District Rowe to sit alongside ef me, he did so; but whet was said | 67 0; I do not recollect; [then returned into the parlor; saw | 2 the ¢fficer and Mr Tilden; Mr T esked me for my sig- | | NY¥ork. Ne 0 LAND, Nov 10—Arr schrs Wm Pope. Foster. Phila- be came fo New York; be came, and on his return | Htiberais. 8 i Cid Sth ahi a aden: May he told me he could get me a situation at zi the New Haven House, in this city; | came with him to ; . i bb Western on : : a New York. op the 20 of Augu: + Rowe kept me at | B&ture: I gave it to him, and him he could find my | [5 pa) River R: 83 v 4 delow 6th was the Wyoming, sinos re- military bands of our city have combined for | the New liawen House about « week, Going mothing, Pome dhe eh opal hell agg Pi terantg ere or BSd, 28; 85 do,, 23; 60 do., etm, ported put back to the Delaware. sited tion; he said be had H int room Mr. Latting was there; they , 100; 6 Exchang the pr of giving Professor Grafulla, the com- | when | urged bim to get ot ptain Shepherd's (Juick Step, a compli- | spoken to Mrs Jarvis-abs P P noon andevening. | stion ina few days; | went my in the performances; Nov 12—Wind at sunrise, N; a} meridian, Nj at sunset, SW; at midnight, W. Tel hic Marine Reports. Not ee Beerox, Nov 12 asked me where I got the check frow; I told them from George West; they then asked me who the water filter was for; I said for Mrs Seeley; they asked me where she | lived; I told them im Wasbingtcn; Captain Turnbull ak bn tte tone a —~ preys cone ond iS me to the station house; Mr. Turnbull e . jong the talent to | pouse in, but did no busi for her; asked me who gave me the check. andl tcld him Capt. be present. ; Shane chou ¢ wollb-cihoue van ae tocar oxtee oak | Rowe gave it to me, and requested him to arrest Captain | Purnanenrwia, November 12 —First Board—$1,00 Ponn- Raobel Vanmeter was called for this morning, | bo Mr Rowe one day tuto the house. called me Rowe that night; I was put ina celi until the next morn- | sylv: 36; 1,00 +096; WS dow, Wd: OW Ch. and in the Oyer aed Terminer, to answer for the mar- | out. at pa ah der ofa female named Meliceany, by an attempt | road * $. Bank, 124; 100 4 Board—9) abares ; Corson, Philadel 11; 1050 Vermont Cen- If, Boston. Sid echrdulls 5 do. 27; 1 do., Arrived-—Ship Plymouth Rect, Liverpool; bark Aun & rit Ottoman. mT Mery. Mal B aga Ship Tirre) rhe Bh Passengers Arrived. nip Empire State—Mee B Bird and daughter, JA Stewart, Wm Kentish, and ing; the next morping I was brought to the police office; leew Capt. Rowe watching me on the corner of Church reets, while I was with Mr. Tilden d took me into the depot of the New Haven Rail- : pi ere Isawa small man, whom Rowe called Wil | 1rew Cart Re to procure abortion; but she failed to make her ap | tiem, and ako another man called George, with both of - + a ‘herson, Ly et Cincinnati; B pearance, and it is supposed has fled to other parts. | "liom Howe. spoke, privately) the mag. William then | Seeotoy Besk,end > Ue People “oan in Ganal street, fa dons akg ti a Bark Patriot, Aldrich, rotten wee = mn knyoor—thip Henry Clay re lanbella Baten, 3 FT Our Utica Correspondence. Eee, cand, hunting mn, cesb, (Ad Se 90 Gabe R to eho was ssnauunl ea Vsatrostie eeahs rote toed ee than ta 7 Tao Reading We wee “a Alfred Barratt, Philadstphiteg ney sie Wetey). 4, Litchvenbeim, Joan and Josep } Uticn, November 11, 1851 pank was; I went to the bank and got the money Bn ak Be Ce er BR tone | Sh tering Gen Arrived—Brig Arvo, Boston; sohr Ceylon, Cam: ‘ Packes ship Sic Robert, Peel—B Thompeon and Naw Political Party—Latter of Hon. Joseph Bene | wan Geergefollowed me down on the epposite side of the | ji money ficm the Chemical, Bank to the Pacific Bank “aluamaiaagiedeg an Ry jouehtor, James ebuyl kill Bi ys; U. 8. Bank, 2; 60. Rowe told me that Birdseye wanted to draw alithe money | mercial Bank, 517); 1 do., 68.1 lvani himeelf, that he did not want any one with him; Ihave | Northern Bank. Ky., 107 3 Fgocy)vanie Railro ow pe : o- soon Birdeeye; be bas been in the New Haven’ House, | !) Harri toad, 1354. adiog Railroad, 06.27%. tad: There has been a rumor prevalent for some time | io 'whet they seis the bemke T tad bier mating hed | and exquired for Rowe; I know nothing abou: Birdseye | 3/1{j,'4/¢+— 0) shares Girard Bank, IX; 10) Morris Canal, Knawany NYorke | G ford, W Bord. W Weethoss, D Peate—i20 i in this city, that after the State election there webs :2 we 4 - ve r except what Rowe told me; | know nothing of any other ‘Baile kins, Balrim Nath! Holmes, Lonpon—S)ip Zenobia—Miss A Eason, Miss 3 Basen, tk eTinent with the cheek to » boc ik; and Rowe sald it check on the Chemical Bank. ‘The witness bas farther | sew Brovonn On Menace foe the week ending No- | Fbilacelphia; sloop Roger Williams, Ny Movi, | Mist M Moles, Me Warner, Me Eéles, would be s new party formed from the abolition | [h/h,""i/owe then tock the mousy inte the daper, ana | {tated that Rowe had s bundie of forged checks ready for | yeamter 1¢, 1861—Kperm—We have no change to nove in wemeahemy Bee © proen an a % portion of the whig party, and that the creed of the | gave three nundred dollars to George, and eoked eaid party would be against the administration, if he would see the others, and George said he would; I \— Bohr Henry Gibbs, NYork. Phitade! phi Reni i Win wi from Little Bxu be and lady, Siubls, Can ’, - street, I got three one hundred dollar pills, and two Sift dict-—Packet Boats—=Utica Museum—Closing | Sollar notes. with which I went to the New Haven House Stores, &e., He. where Rowe was; he asked me where the money was; I told wom, Now 12. loops Fashion; 5 NYork. Passengers Satled. - pasting; among the number was a check for $15 000, 4 ee: George cd by Mz. Walter Bowne, a wealthy he merhet, which remains very dull. A sale of 300 bbls. Apalachicola; brig Ri mmehip Alaa, from N Orleans B Rey since our last, On private terms. In ma- 1 think this check was #igned or purported to have beem man who Keeps his account in the Be nufactured, we notice rales of 2600 gallons bleached win- — at rg ee Fh for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave iaw, and on | made by Mr. Elton; George went away, and Rowe end I Sree Sam bone eee oe ter epertp, nt $1 20; 1,600 gallons unbleached do, at $1 wemanetrmge ht other topics would stand between the Garrison | "rnt to dinner; after dinner Rowe went to the broker's | ‘Tp < tale baub, forgeries on tir, Rowse 26; 60 bbls. second winter do. at $1 2334. Whale—' carts, Mornee, = ; cities, opposite the New Maven House, and got thie | ,,2b¢,sceuted parties now under arrest have ail been | market remains in an unsettied stabe, and no transas- Rg Rey an and Gerrit Smith parties, and that they would call | money exchanged into smaller bills; he came back to | Semmitted to await a further hearing tins of importance have been made since our last. A ri Sa themsclves the friends of freedom. This report | the hour, we went up stairs. and he gave me ten dan, | ————— ss | Arie of 210 bbls wae made on Saturday, understood at Bi re; Grace Derling, and told ine to pay my bourd with it. whieh I did. at the CITY TRADE REPORT. about 5c. per gallon. Holde ny are Yorks . f gained belief by the only silver gray on the whig | fame time owe paid Mrs Survie. twenty fre dollars on Wramvat, Movember 12—0 PM. | bet buyers decline to cpets te tae peconas eneeted wash, Salisbury: Thee F Cooper, Corson. Frere | Dsl eke, Mise M e Fy county ticket, which was the nominee for Surrogate, | account of his board: in an hour after, George came back | _ Asnns ruled steady, there being 160 bis. taken, at $4 | state of the market. Sales of 160 bbls. bleached winter neg em, ipowes, Se Deaten Sane Hae Se | Sey eae Oe tees iets, ee eat beivg defeated, while all the rest of the ticket is | (0 the Meuse again Rowe then gave me fifteen dollars | 81, for pote, and 86 £7 5 for pearle whale, at 68 ; 100 a 200 bbis, do, at@2xc. Whalebone y, from Liverpool. doiph and lady, Miss MeFariand, C P Nicolson roo J 4 ., more. and told me (George bad given it to bim for me: Freavercrrs —Flour improved a trifle, with sales of | —We hear of sales of 36,000 Ibs. Polar, at 46c. per Ib. Power, Charlosto 3 6‘: elected by & handsome an mp Leading mem- | Rowe told me that be found the chesk George gave me | 14,000 bis ordinary State, at $5 814 a $3 04%; ditto partoieenscedionsinchaneseiat pL. 8 Bishop (ne bers of the abolition portion of the party worked | to take to the Chemical Bank; { would know both | Western, at $3 875 0 $4 06);, and other grades in pro- Telegraphic Reports. cal, openly against him ali day, and taus the result. William and George sgain, if I should ere them; the | portion. Camadian moved to the extent of 1,000 bbls Nonvoux, Nov. 12, 1861 bag oe OF __ MEDICAL, This morning, the Hon. Joseph Benedict, the | check bere shown, marked “B” looks like the check, but | fine. in bord. at $4; and Southern to thet of 1200 bbis., Bales have been made of good corn at 50e @ 52e.; the sions One Seader of the abolition whigs in the House last | cannot ray with certainty; in a few days after Rowe | mixed to straight, new at $40 $4 25—the former vaiue. | supply is light, and the demand fair, Staves are active winter, appeared in the Onewa Morning Herald, | called me out of the bar-room, and said he wanted me to | Hye flour fetched only $3 25 a $8 314, for 160 bbls. im- | at 26390. @ 270 for red oak bhds.; others are unchanged. & long article, in which he says that he b go with him, we went down Broadway to the City Hall, | spected. while of Jersey meal, 100 bbls. found a market | Cotton is steady; last sales were at 7)c ; there is now long acted with the grea: whig party; but the time | *?4."eut from there to Beekman street, and from there | at $8 57 4, and of Drandywine ditto, 300 bble. at $9 60. | none in the market to Water street; Rowe told me to walk from Water on | } heat eeemed firm; 6.000 bushels Michi (rer ene NERS eS STRESS UNINTERESTED had now come when he must stop to consider what | towcide ie next street, while he went into McPherson's | ing ATe ; 12.000 Caradian, at rater not known; and 2,000 m was tobe done. He says that much has trans- | score; we met George on the corner of Water and Beck- | Obio, red. 88e. Rye again declined to 70¢., at which 1600 ood during the late campaign which leads bim to | man streets; Rowe went into McPherson's store—came | bushels sold, while barley and oats continued unaltered Miscellaneous. Pillsbury, a} Boston from Cronetad| terly gales, sprung bowsprit, and | PR. CONVERS’ only remerty f void 4 ondway. Mba wy AY im w of the Nativity, New lieve that the much loved principles of the whig | cut. went over to where George was standing, rpoke to | Corn appeared bigher, the business comprising 31.000 | )Ot: bY. W. Metuskey, Mr. Wits1am Borie, of ‘led 2th als from Rochelle for | incapacisating for s teimony, reeul party of the Empire State, are to be abandoned 4 Sims pebvatoly, and went back to the hove; be'vote cutee Sosbele bemercbantebie, at 66) 0 be0.; oeed Westers, |g am 7 ae ner. E jae Geughter 4 ing | ‘rom self-abuse. tan jah ia the often holders of the ‘present administration; out again, and again spoke to George George then went at 0 8 0040 and yellow Northern, at 614 « 6de a Sormerty of Jonaastown, county pa Sol 1s? Bower that fends of those principles had been out | °2 down Water street, while Rowe and I came back to ‘ont. —There were 70 tons Nova Beotia purchased at 86 | Meath, ine ovenina, 4 Bt, Stepher ¢ Texas, before re Se oe down by the dough faces ¢/ the North ; and that | the house; Rowe told me that George wanted him to let | 2t—short credit. Imported to-day, 780 tons and 16 chal- onareh $y the sroning, Roverabes 18, of Ot, Ben ol Tallon with of het bens ne ‘i ‘ some old man take check they bad on McPherson, and | drone. , the sooner the party was rid of the so-called silver draw the money; we went to the New Iaven House, took Corrrr.—About 400 mate Java changed hands at 1le.; Ty ig Winers. Taughter of the late Ham- Whalemen,. ays, the better it would be for all concerned | 4. 400 Ki ? 4 Rowe left the h tei 4 50 Iilo at By 0 8% . Cld at NBedford 11th, ship John Howland, Child, Pacific, t the movement by & few designing men, hold- | syain but pothing cecurred unti two ne osetuaceeen, ot alike dome’ continess ective for this staple. (Om Wednesday. November 6, by the Rey. Dr. Judd, M. | Returned leaky tark Mary & Martha, which ald Oth for X ing offices under the administration, to muzzle the h I think wae cn s Salurday. when Kowe told ie he | and prices op the whole are quite as full as previous to | B. Geran. of Green Oak, Mich to Miss Many W. McMow- sn Mystie Sth, chip Meteor, Jetrey, whalla Yul Oy tec atord the relist mouths of the freemen of this State, and to secure me to go to Tammany Hall with him; I went | the Baltic's advices, with snies of 2000 bales, comprising | ““S0'tuenduy Neovemter 11, ty th Rev. Mr. Chaiker, of | © Seyehelle Inlanda, (by letter from Cap AMO Mk! Tos William surest. the nomination of Mullard | illm of the same stamp for the Presidency in 1952; and in order to do this they bad struck down many of the good and well-tried whige of the State. He, - ; & newspaper; be gave it to | purebarers for ope, would sot submit to this way of doing | Testea me tec» tothe Heventh’ Ward’ Bank and arae | inthe mashet, s the appearance of cinkiers ihthe mar | Jone Lexomene to Mise Carwanine Brna business—it was better for all whigs to rise and re- | that check for him, but it was too coon, that be wanted | ket Faee ivoweves. limited ot peermat, | .At Rahway, N. J..om November 12, according to the pudiate euch a course at once. When he was a: | ime to do it while McPherson wae at dinner, Rowe and 1 | but will gradually increare. Delaines are the most sotive | (Tuer Of the Boclety of Friends, Wise Yau, of the inter, he was besieged by men holding | vent together towerds the bapk; he repped into a hotel | gccde veiling Weldes thawis. In all other articles former place, and Lucy Insan, daughter je late + in New York and other places, to lend his | to ree whst time it «as; went on to Water street, and | the demand for the season is rapidly subsiding Yarns | 1*™*7 ‘nmam 7 to defeat the election of Gov. Fish Seas ped nap agg blona en 9 asked him if MePherson | ete in rome demand, ot Ipice..ceeh ; bat cotton Diea. hat the same game had been played in var i pow and no, I asked goods are very jrowne are firm, but bleached hea- where the bank , and be sald he ¢ ' al At his residence, 761 Broad’ on Wednesday morn- a pol ay oa ee of ae the election of Gov. | in meet eoune a Water aa $e aot Ene) Bows 2 ee ae ig sup 3, ae iw te eee ing, November 12, Qnawvitix Buanre Partisex, Profemsor |, UA An ‘Vennard, from Cardiff for NYork, Nov 7, It ; rR 14 DUANE STREET, 4%, FOR THE ‘on. He, for one, be found ready tothrow | toid me, “find the bank, and draw the meney;” I found | f%¢; and bleached, 7)<c, Osnaburghs are in good | “f Avatomy in the University of New York, in the Oth | © Sarah Ann, Dockham, from Bos- mont ef nereweial and eed ble joe to the treat or some one jate, & jethodist Church, Duane street, Mr. Annanam W. ams to Mite Lava W. Locxwooo, all of Stamford, Com On November 8, by the Rev. W. Geissenbainer, Mr. they spoke Logether and went out in theentry t New Orleans, 5); a 0 , etriet class, varying according to they soon came in again, When Rowe took a check out | whether mear port, on wharf, or in sore, im lote to sult * pocket, it war done up ki th him, and found (: itt - | some te arrive, Middling Uplands, 8% «83 ~ ¥ and foun! George jog in the reading ie rriv iddling | plands,#\ a 8\,c; middling Ue Mt D a RON, No. 17 DUANE. sr ", 10,71 LL putation for skill in those tor’ it onses that hes MOTT STREET, 18 CONFIDEN- diseases. Thirty-six years prac a Ney wae oured (a is moe out, HO wp 140 wh. Spoken. hip Universe, from Liverpool for NYork, Nov 3, lata, on Bip Shenandosh, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Nov 5, lata lon & off the pail of euch a party, and begin anew, and the bank, presented the check, and got th Rowe | rteck, but without much inqui more year of his age ‘Oct 8 whig party for the recdom of ail andiet those mon | told that if they aaked any thing stout it tency’ trac’ | uired for, ond peices are heady, Ticks ane recy dani | _ ile friends, and members of Lhe profession, Proteaors Hetertnn, Browns f timore for Harbor Grace, | 2 of the 5 goon their way rejolcing—the quicker | got the cheek ef an cld lame man st the Couricr and En- | for all kinds. Stripes are more in demand by ol and students of the several Medical Colleges, are invited 75, Nantucket N 7 perven 7 the better ; and that thetime was net far distant | yuirer Mice, and to bring the money to him at Tammany | Cotton flannels ate. also more active, and st fal prices anand the Fenerel, ot helt past 19 o'eleek, on There: cg eaentak claus orer ite Print to Joths are dull. without improvement in prices, | Cay, lah inst. from the Chureh of the Ascasaion, eorner Pointe arg in fair re | “on the morning of November 12, Mancansr M. Trran- suppiy was #0 large | WELL: Wife of Alexander Newman, of Brooklyn, N.Y 2 ree coon Okt | ‘The friends and relatives ot the family are invited to q attend ber funeral, from 8t John’s Chureh, Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday afterncon, Lith inst., at 2 o'clock when nm Would be called upon to enter the | Hall; I came with the m Ber He was rece une the quicker the bet | Nee; Kwaited atthe New Haven Houre until Rowe c ml * wae ready at any time to meet the | [').). pim the money; he took it, and went ‘ocrees tie ‘The letter is much praised by all the abolitionists | 07,0, the same broker's office, and got it changed; | that it was thought Rowe asked the man to give him the same kind of the de hae been better than wi ) fn, this ‘city, and by a number of the abolition | he had before, the voter ould bohed not the some kind, | stove to very ths, whine peioes hove wntergees uo vert y to Tesamany Heil, neither or, fot NOrtoane, rurgery thie we; I went from there to the W. . on D naben ang a chatee. am ye 10—Sid bark N na rwood, Malagn so eet 16—Bark Costarelli, Dickey, for Messina whig leaders. The masses will not go this doctrine. | put would give Bim other money, equally ae good; the | aticn Ginghams are steady at thy On November 11, Peter W. Corre. aged 41 years hr } : ; . yim Mr. Benedict isa candidate for Congress next fall, | broker savchowe bald par comt for tho ely mousy, after | eracon. wilh a lingering demand. teking up all the eup- BT eg RO a4 practice, dev ted inet., at 2 o’elock, from the residence of his father, No. 19 and by this movement he hopes to succeed in | we bad got the money we came across to the house pies x e consumption | Weed Broadway gotting the votes of the ‘Gorit Smith party | Yert np stairs into the room, counted the money into ch have beoome light Detainee are very active ‘which amount to some 1,500 ; but the silver otf five plies, $60 im each; he them up separately, and end to the dt mous. Prices are well supported ; ita (Grogeteay) rl ft tune that will inced four of them in bie pocket, and gave me one of domestic or of foreign make, | New,Otleans papers please oop; ot vcnvele had beon dela} rene rng ie ellie all, thin june each arett | Farcel; be gave me $1 10 besides; Be saidhe wanted to | there is a good profit, Some styles have rtrengthened | 08 Tustday, November 11, is Lag nT ala a co ht expect to com + | fee Mr. Wend. and thet, if 1 saw him, to tell him Rowe | im prices averaging two cents advance on the opening | 7°er# and 4 monthe, e native of Fifeshire, Scotland. Drie, Chateworth, attending open | parats waiting rooms, are provid Thad coatlennssedanarite rom uch @ | auted totem him; I bad seem Webb in company with | prices of the seascn. Cloths are rather quiet, yet clothiers | ,7he funeral will procerd to Crsenwoo’ Khem lis tate b Siaate Misorert, coll OS Desiaomey | mr The Ution Museum, under the direction and | tion, tig en cae et trees thea econ thet Puyers mcke a0 than thes will after Chrkeeee data: | 18th inst. The friends of the family, and members of in (late master of brig th), 0 FER TILL CURRD—DR. CORSITE OF 1s DUAN management of kervon, is doing & good same day. Kone and Webb in Broadway, between | meres are not £0 active, but prices are very firm, and | Pooming Grove Lodge, No 182, I. 0. of O. ¥., are res. ship Asorncea, Smith ot dellonte,diseasen, Frome, practies of twetprope business, considering that he is net popular with | Grand and Werciay streets, | heard nothing euld; Twas | bave ruled very uniformly during the season. Satineta | Protfully requested to sttend tne. 9 , fcbrle Lima, Wade 4, Dr. ©. Inonabled to guarantee rermancns cures. with ye that visit the place; there have been two behind them but ( saw lowe pass something into Webb's | are heavy, with a large stock. Bheeps ore wanted, | » 1a Suseaty®, oe Wednesday movaing. November 18, 0 am ships Jas Titeo) meronty: Dr. C.'s Bpocite, box of bottle, ons dollars to hiss him from the stage amid much S*nds, thie war on the afternoon | | drawn the | end are steady. Linteye are dull of ibne for No.1 | 7 0°cleek, Hexen Friznannis, 9 a gone 6 menthe 0 ata Revere, jowes, for over friled in affecting s cure. a y+, td MePherson cheek;—perhapa an hour and a half after; 1 | Fiannels are active and firm. Blankets are plenty and | “#p*, daughter of Thomes and tans bitsharria my © FRE TILL C ’ ‘ihe Washington mill on the Faquoit, owned by | TA J®14.ct tote distant from them, Tdon't know what | dull. British goods are without much injulty, except Syed Yt iy dy fe ge 1 Roonevelt Mrs. T. Hollist Seon these’ fer © it van; ater howe fomething to Webb, Webb | for afew articles wanted by the clothing ‘start | to attend the funeral, from intic street. fessional knowledge, t. ‘ollister, which has been ¢! ° emiled at Rowe, and Webb wniked towarda Uanal street code are duller and lower than the week preceding | °" hursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without further in- half-cured cases ao doctor's London Diy #me,has been put in operation, This will be ® | Kowe told me io stop at the ocrner of Canal street and | Printed gocda are most wanted. Linens, woollens, aud | Yitatiom, j x41)