The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1851, Page 7

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT FOR 1852. Executive Department, Whige in Italics; rest sna in Koman. Washington Hunt. Sanford, Chi John ©, Mather. Judges of the eme Court, st. 1,,James J Roscvelt. of titan Gray (tellterm). 4..Belab B. Strong. {Seger ippen (va- 6 3... ra Harris. 4,. Cornelius L. Allen. ts mitett a term). 5. Daniel Pratt M. i anacert vacancy). ‘The Canal Boar. which sires. all the appointments @f officers on the canals, controls the contracts, eto., is composed of the Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State: Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer d Surveyor, and the three Canal Commissionera—in all constituting @ board of nine members; of whom seven are democrats, and two are whigs. The Lieutenant Governor (dem.) and two of the democratic Canal Commissioners hoid over from last year. Six members of the Canal Doard are elected this year, on the Btate ticket, of whom four are democrats, and twe whigs. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor were eleoted last year for two years: The State officers, except the Canal Commissioners and Inspectors of State Prisons, who are elected for thres years, are also chosen for a term of two years, Canal Commissioners, Frederick Follett... Term expires Jan. 1, 1853. Jobn (. Mather do. 1854 Henry Fitzhugh. do. 1855. State Prison Inspectors. Darius Clark.. + «To hold one year. Willlam G Any do. Hiemy Storms do. The salury of the Secretary of State and Comptroller is $2,500 each; Treasuver, $1,500; Attorney General, $2,000, Engineer, $2400; Canal Commissioners, $1,700; Inspec- ore of State Frisons, $1 600 per anoum. Legislat ure. ‘The following is a list of the members of the Legisla- ture The pay of members of both houses is $3 a day: = SENATE. The Senate is compased of thirty-two momvers; al! elected for a term of two years, Dist. 1. James B. Cooley. 2..John Vanderbilt. 3..William McMurray Obadiah Newcomb. — Ww. Beckm: . Dist 7,. Henry Bi, Bartlett. 18.. Harmon Bennett. j. N IHontington ‘um, B. Conger. John H. Otis. Nateaniel Jones, George T. Pier Azor Teher. gti ustah B. Williams. | . K EB. Corneil. ‘The Senate jas year stood seventeen whigs and fif- teen democrats, ‘The Lieutenant Governor, (dem ,) who presides inthe Beuate, has the casting vote, but cannot vote for Cierk, | | or other officers of the Senate. ASSEMBLY. | ‘The Assembly consists of one hundred and twenty- | eight members, elected annually, Dist ALBANY, Dist, yew youn. - Hugh Swift, 12., Michael Walsh. 2s. George W. Sayles. 13.. Waliam Taylor. 3. 's Ven Vechten, Jr. 14.. Avarew Leary. a.lRobert Huzper. 15..T. P. Bt. Jonn. ALLEGANY. 2» Eph | 1. John Wheeler, | 2.. —— Hartshorn. BROOME. teeta PF. Wilson. | 1.. William L. For carta 1... Stephen 8. Cole onatDa. 1.. George Graham. 2: Chaunery §, Buller. 2. Alezander Shelden. mt ‘Sandford. | 1. wine +. William Hayden, Fg neeeg ar cal ian Z- ONONDAGA. 1,.Lyman Norton. | the shi | fteamers and sail craft in times of imminent danger, | to-day—in prices, however, more than in extent of trans- ‘The Constructor of the America, Mecuanics’ Iwstirure Rooms, New Yorx, Nov. 5, 1861. Dear Six:—I have the honor to ‘inform ou, that, ata ern meeting of the Mechanics’ tute, held evening, you Log unanimously elected an honor member. honorary wembership can be eh d this Tastitute to such men as have attai high de, of eminence in the arts or sciences, or who shall have rendered to them som: vice. To you, sir, this privilege is ju-tly due, and this Institute is proud to recognise you, not only as one of our distiaguished thip builders, who mod- dled and built the yacht America, but as havin; eontributed so much to advance the mechanica arts of our country abroad. The at privileges which every citizen enjoys, from the glorious in- stitutions of our beloved’ country, together with our indomitable enterprise, have been the imme- diate means of rae our mechanical arts, to such an extent, within he last few years, that the productions of many of our distinguished me- chanics have caused the wonder and admiration of the whole civilized world ; and, if any person is in doubt, let him visit our Patent Oise Wash- ington, the seat of our national government; there he will see, beautifully displayed, what the in- ventive power of our mechanics have done for the lastfew years. It is a glorious sight, wellworthy our republic and her liberal institutions. Believe me, dear sir, very truly and faithfully your obedient servant, Cnaries H. Detavan, Corresp’g Sec’y of Mechanics’ Institute. GeorGe S1eers, Esq., &c., city of New York. New Yorx, Nov. 10, 185). Dear Sir:—Ihave received a letter from you, dated Nov. 4, stating that I was elected an honorary member of the Moshanics’ Institute. This, sir, is an honor which I did not expect, and which I ac- cept with great pleasure. 1 assure you that I felt leased in building a vessel that ‘has beaten all ngland. It was thought impossible to beat the English yachts ; andit was said to me, in England, that if Iwas right they were all Later dt was de+ monstrated that my principle was the best—this, of course, gave me pleasure, but not the pleasere that you, and the Mechanics’ Institute, have be- stowed on me. Betieve me, dear sir, very truly youra, WBORGE STEERS. Cuanues H. Detavan, Esq , Corresponding Secretary of Mechanics’ Lastitute. Naval I nbenitinanea: U. 8. Sreamen Miciican.—We understand that Com- mander Bigelow will relieve Commander Bullus, as com matder of this vessel, on the Ist oi December next. Com, Bigelow is an accomplished and ie officer, whore short sojcurn among us some three years since, while eurveying the harbor, with a view to the establish: ment of a new light house, procured for him many friends, He will be welcome again in his new position. ous the two years Captain Bullus has had charge of p, she has been kept as actively in service ss pos- sible, and has rendered assistance to a large number of when such assistance was most needed, and could not be obtained from other sources, Captain Bulius leaves ux with # high reputation as én officer and gentleman, and wherever he may go, will carry with him the goot wishes of the * troops of friends” he has made in the region of the lakes —Bujfalo Courier. MO S¥ MARKET. Friway, November li—6 P. M. ‘There was a slight improvement in the stock market actions. Erie Railroad went up 2 per cent; Harlem, %; Morris Canal, 3;; Reading Raidroad, 1{; Erie Income Bonds, 34; Convertibles, 4. New Jersey Zine fell off ¢ per cent; Rochester and Syracuse Railroad, 3, and N wich, 3{. The second board cpezed at an advance, and closed below prices current in the morning. New Jersey Zine declined 34 per cent; Harlem Railroad, '4; Reading Railroad, 3. The market closed weak, with a downward tendency. ‘The receipts at the cffice of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $72,083; payments, $69,- 099 43— balance, $3 261 522 09. ‘There has been an active demand for foreign exchang? for remittance by the packet to-morrow—Saturday, Bills of the right sort are scarce, and rates are firm. We quote bille on London, 10% # 1034 per cent premium; on Paris, 5f. 15 @ 5f.133{; Amsterdam, 411 a 4134; Bre- men, 793¢ © 7934; Hamburg, 26); @ S69¢- The Franklin, for Havre, will take out nearly a million of dollars in specie, Engagements have already been made for eight 3.; Delos Bradley. eHAUTALQUE. 1... Austin Smith 2..Wiliam E. Tallnin, 3.. George Stevens. 4..John Merritt. 2. Jeremiah Elsworth. et gee CHEMUNG 1. Williom R. Pettit 1,. James B. Van Eten. 2., Elaxthen W. Simmons CHENANGO. ORANGE. Thompson White. Hugh B, Bult. 2.. Joseph P. Chamberlain. James B. Stevens. CLINTON. braham J Cuddeback. 1.. Jacob H. Molt. ORLEANS. i cOLUMBrA. 1... George M. Copeland. | 1. RA K Gallup. O8wEGo. | 2..George Van Santvoord. 1..Edwin . Hart. CORTLAND. 2.. James 8. Gibson. 2 Gone W Bradford. orarco. DELAWARE. 1.. Hanseo Wright. } «Hezekiah Ely 2.. Erastus King. z: Lewis Mills. 3. \Harvey Keyes. DUTCHESS. PUENAM. 1,.Nathan 4 Howes. QUEENS, 1.. 8ylvanus 8 Smith. 1,.Jobn 8 Emmons. 2. John M Keese .. Augustus Martin. ERIE. ROCKLAND. 1,. Israel T. Hateb. 1..John Demarest. 2. Jasper Youngs. RENSSELAER, 3.. der 4. Joseph Bennett. rae x 1..Abroham Weldon. FRANKLIN. 1.. Darius W. Lawrence. LTON AND HM. MILTON RICHMOND. 1... Lawrence Cortelyon. ‘ST. LAWRENCE. 1. Smith Stilwell Famer, 2... Bepjainin Smith. 3 Parker W. Rose. SARATOGA. 1.. Isaiah Blood. GENESEE. 2.. alexander H. Palmer. 1... Mert Rowe. 2. Lavi Fisk GREENE. 1,, Norman 4, Gray, rr. 2.. Therass Bedell. 2. James Osterhout SEPP RABON HENECA. 1., Wileam 4A. Gilbert. 1.. Truman Boardman, 2... Merril Cobarn sTeUnEN 8. Henry E. etry, ke. RB. Has Vaihanberg. -Beneiah P. Bailey — Lawrence. mw » Hutchins PUP FOL. 3: dames B. Jonevon. 1. Henry B. Hedges. | Lewin 2.; Zophar B. Oakiry. | 1. Joba Benedict. t 108 1,. Alban Chamber lac 4.. Orrin D. Lake TOK 1., Willism Pierson MADIWON. TOMPKINS ' 1.. Henry L. Webb 1... A’eah Hurlrurt 2... George BB 2 .Stepren B. Cushing | MONROF ViatER. ' 1..John Shoeer aft 2. Joel P.M. 1. Jacob & Freer. 2..d. RB. Westbrook, Jr. 8... Caleb B. Corser. Wamnes, MONTGOMPRY. 1... George Richards 1... dan J Davis. WAmHiNG TON 2... Wiiliom Clark 1.. Blisha Bitings. KEW YORE 2.. David Wilvon. 1. WAY 1... George W. Tiliotaon 4. Therm @ Yeonans WasrenestEn 1., George W. Lyon 2. Abrabau HatSeld. 6.. Wykis Blackstone 7. Bredenn @. Luckey Wrote $. Moses D. 1... J. Humphrey 9. Aaron 8. vares 0. Je 1, Charles 8, Heyt 1... Wh jemocrate, 64 Lact year the Asremby sinod 8 whiga and 45 de erate, which rhows & democratic gain. at this election egbteen ‘The Governor has the veto power, and if bills are re. turned by him, they cannot pass without two-thirds 0 the members vote for them The Aibany .1/cus, of yesterday, ssys:—~ ‘The election returne continue to befile the scrutiay ealculstions “3 Up tade at one moment to as sume all the appearance of evriainty, are the next +o cowpletely over:brown oF reversed, Uhat o-rtaintios b»~ siuilities, atl parent im probe bilities , We claimed with reasonabie certainty the election of the entire democratic State ticket. “To-day. one-balf of the ticket may be said to be in doubt, with the probable dafent of two of the dem> eratic candidates=the Treasurer and Canal Com Th indeed, for Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney Gereral, and Canal Commissioner, is 60 close that aoy comparatively smail insecuracy in the returns may reverse the su success or defeat of either of the candidages for the four offices The maj even in table. are for Wright erm) Comptroller, 486, for Cook (Whig) Treasurer, for Chatfeld (dem ), Attorney General, 186, aod for Fitzhugh (whig), Qanai ‘Comms toner. The Old ‘Pear, Tree. 7O THE GorTOR OF THE HERALD. Will you not say afew words in your valuable paper in favor of the old Stayverant pear tree, ndea monument of other days, at the cor- rer of t e Third avenue and Thirteenth streets? g the past summer, and its trunk vudered much from the consequent ty tree bas flourished on the spot up- of a ovntury; and it seome sad that, ia its ol ope, ib should perish through o trifling | ~ It we vt be 1d, too, Lo lose the silent but im: ressive iescon wht sat towerog form, graced | By evr! coronal 0: flowers, conveys to many a peart each “Merrie month of May.’ May we not jook fa vain for ite white blessome Bex. jour! Most tospectfully yours, CONSTANCE. | hundred thousand dollars. The shipments appear to be | imereasing, instead of diminishing, and our receipts from | Culifornia must be very large to keep good our presen | that it must hereafter be the most profitable employme it | the number of rock crushing machiaes now in operation | country, andin Great Britain, has been turned to this | lenses already granted, the terms of which have been © mort expert dealers im figures and | ae | + has hitherto protected it, was | eupply. Within the past twelve months there bas been a great revolution in the rystemof mining in California, From the wet diggings the miners bave gone into the dry diggings, and many are now turning their attention t» the quartz minirg. It requires capital to work up tie hard quartz rock, and the product of those machiaes which have been put into eperation have satisfied al! for capital in that country. It is impossib'e to form an estimate at present, at all approaching correctness, of in Colifornia; but the attention of capitalists in this business, and, we have no doubt, within the next twelve months there will be dozens of machines in operation in the mineral regions where there is one now. Within | the past year @ great many residents of California | visited this city for the purpose of purchasing the right kind of machinery for breaking up the gold | quartz, Dozens of machines have been manufac- tured, of more or less power, and as fast as they ar- rived have been put into operation in favorable posi tions, and have yielded abundantly, The success of | thoee already started bas created a desire for more, ant | efforts have recently been made to attract capital to California for that purpose. Col Fremont has been, for | some time past, negotiating for the sale of his immense landed estate in California, His agent in this olty, J Bugene Flandin, Erq., has just concluded a sale of the estate of Las Mariporas, The price fixed is one million of dollars, subject to the ratification of Col Fremont. Ail | the details are definitely settled, and the next steamer for England will carry out ® notification of the fact to | the parties in that country interested in the movement The first instalment of one hundred thousand dollars will be paid in December. The sale is made subject to all complied with. The parties purebasing intend to work | the mines cn a large seale. The probability is that they — will realize great results. Col. Fremont is to deliver the purcharers@ perfect title as soom as it ean be passat through the United Siates courts. This, we believe, ir the first sale of landed property in the mining districts of California, which bas been made since we obtained | | possession of that country. 1 By the formation of private companies for the pur chase and working of mineral lands, the production of | cold will be largely increased, aud the resources of that country be more rapidly developed. (ne of the moet | extensive ecmpanics formed for this purpose is the Agaa Pria Gold Mining Company, with « capital of £190,000 | imehares of one pound each. ‘The company was formed in London, and will work the mine leased by Col. Fre- | mont to laimer, Cook & Co., of San Franciseo, This firm have assigned the lease for seven years (subject tow | royalty of one sixth toCol Fremont ) and are to receive a third of the shares of the company, The nom'nal capital | being cne hundred thousand pounds sterling, they will therefore be put in possession of an interest representing £33 600, of whieh, however, it is etipaleted only one half it to be transferable. This mine is situsted in the Ma tipora district, and, aecording to the prospectus, the rein ef gold quarts to be explored is euppored to be of tverage thickners of four feet—commencing at the ummit of a hillof 150 feet above an adjoining creek, aad containing 15,000 tems between that and the water level Specimens of tho vein, assumed to be of an ererago qua lity, have been assayed at the United States mint aud in London, and have also been tested at the Bank of Eng. land. and would give a gross value af $1800 per owt Almost inexhaustible profits are therefore held out ae | the prospect of bringing machinery to bear upon this tingle spot. Unlike some previous concerns that have been noticed, ite direction is entirely composed of per- | sche of unquestionable respectability; and there it aise | fearon to believe that thore who are interested In th | wine, as the original lessees under Colonel Fremont, are acting with perfect sincerity. They have deposited, it t# said specimens to the value of $25,100, in tokem ef their goed faith, to be applicable as a guarantee for all ex | penses previourly to the working of (he mine, and they } aise eppear to have backed their representations with | the best evidence that was available ‘This le ene Cf the leases alluded to tn the terms of sale of the “Maripora Ertate’ belonging to Vol. Fremont After the expiration ef the time stipulated for thie aod other lr asee, the purchasers of the property wil! a | | fh of the whole, if they ro desite it. Any re- st come from the holders of the landed pro periy at the time, There movements will give a new | impetus to mining operations fa California The pro- | duction of gold, during the next four or five years, ean | hardly he eetimated The past produstion faruishen no data for fatrite cateulations, As soon as the mining dis triew uM tently provided with machines, of suB- cient power, we shall be able to form « more correct opinion relative to the probable result. That it will exceed anything yet realized, we have not the slightest doubt. The progress of these movements will be watched with a great deal of anxiety. The whole world is inte- rested in the success of those engaged in this business. In a political, financial snd commercial point of view, it possesses the greatest importance The governments of Europe have @ deeper interest in the mineral wealth of California than is generally imagined. Their very ex- istence depends, more or less, upon @ continuance of the supply of gold from that section of the world. During the last three years we have shipped immenre sums of specie and bullion to Europe. This has served no doubt to preserve in a healthy state the currency of the European powers. and in the event of the supply ar minishing, the effect can be easily imagined, The ship- ments of coin and bullion from this country for severa) years past, have been as annexed:-- Exrowravion ov, Srecie ruom rue Unrren Srares, Year ending June 20, 1648 do, 1849 do. do, 1850. do. ¢o. 185) Four months ending Nov Total. * Partly It appears by this, that more than eighty millions of dollars in coin and bullion, have been exported from the United States to foreign countries since June 30,1847, A portion of this was Califor old. The above aggregate comprises shipments only from the Atlantic porte. Ex- Ports of gold dust from California direct to other coun- tries, are not to be included in the above statement. Of the two hundred millions of dollars ot gold produced in California during the past three years, about forty mil- lions has found its way to Europe, without passing through any of the Atlantic ports of the United Btates. But for this supply of precious metals, the finances of Evropean powers would have been in a deplorable con- @ition With this enormous accession to the metalic currency, they have been compelled to rerort to larga issues of paper to custain themselves. The difficulty experienced by some of the smailer powers in nego. tinting loans, and the failare of Austria in raising a mo derate amount of money among the English bankers have created alarming apprehensions regardiog the fu- ture financial operations of the same governments. In the event of California annuaily increasirg the supply of gold, it may be several years before public bank. ruptey overtekes any of the greater powers, or before the currency of Kurope becomes alarmingly depreciated by issues of paper promises to pay. But the time is not far distant when even the gold mines of California Australia and Uralia, will not suffice to keep the finances of the governments of the old world in a solvent condition. What an important position we occupy in the rank of rations. The whole world is dependent upon us forthe Taw material that gives value to their currency, ani employment to millions of subjects. They look to us fer markets for their manufactures, and ficd us the best customers for all their staple products. This must, ul- timately, give us immense wealth. The future never looked more glorious. and it is beyond the power of all Eurepe combined to check, in the slightest degree, our progress. We have, within our own limits, every element of prosperity. With every variety of climate, every va- riety of foil, every facility of communication, with a population hardy, industrious, and euterprising, there is nothing beyond our power to accomplish. At peace with all the world, we hold the sinews of war to such an extent that every nation, contemplating hostilities, must look to us for supplies. It is this that will give us & voice in the political affairs of Europe, which cannot be disregarded. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry gcods, entered et this port for consumption, for warehousing, and the amount withdrawn from ware- heuse during the week ending the 14th izst;— Foxsicn Day Goovs, $270,578 $11,700 Entered Warehousing. Manufectures of wool.. a ~ dry goods continue small, even small for the season ‘This is @ very favorable feature, and the longer it lasts the better. We have no doubt when the importations for the spring commence. it will not be many weeks be fore the aggregate reaches a most extravagant amount. ‘The entries at the Custom House of imports generally, have, for some time past, been exceedingly limited. apneis Bae oe tt: er se warns = erseas Cees THE LATEST ADVICES Recelven AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Novewnen 14, 1851, oo, Mextoa.;-« Sept. 12 vis. May 2 Bu Calentes, Callao, Pere . mposehy, Mas Baca ta Grond Gab fale Take Baatinge (nil)... Ban Salvador, ©. A. + San Antonio, Banta Crea, ‘hen Santa Martha, W. G. Sept. Bias, Mexico. Shea ae 1 to, France Get. Uobert Town, ¥.B. Ldune § Avg. 2 Aug 23 6 Sydney, N.S. W bociety 1 vans, Chili Tampico, Mextoo. Mexivo. PUBLIC IC MEETING, — re ae fee ate se Bae ning of Tuesday meat Oke sth or the purpose ‘of expressing 9:¢ ‘to establish a Catholic ea tale amie ‘Wm. Quinn, P. Bt Fister, jiohael Burke, Wi ‘stare, a Pastor Mary ureay, is Carron, Bt. Jo- Find onow Pastor St. meee D By ” Michael ‘O'Connor. Foartettion, . resting of the hel ‘the hall of Den iD, Gregory Dillon, In accordance with the ab Gobbelicn of 2 of New yey iH iy coarentvd hilling at the door, ~______ LEGAL NOTICE OPECE OF or RECEIVER OF’ ‘TAXES, Ne ¢NEW CITY Ball.—Tsxes for 1561.- Taxpayers are hereby notified addition of sae per cent will ak a di Ll taxes Femaining unprid on the let day of — bon ae tha nora a he aos the taxpayers rusnce of makin pey be ce) Ag? a" id te cate abe per’ lay, whies at previous ree a Novembe agringon a Sunday, ; xt, and two mt. i joaiving money, -M. to 2 P.M, Bankable menee only re- HARVEY MART, Keooiver of Taxes. EXPRESS AGENCIES, dic. _ Frogaier EXPRESS AT ADAMS & CO.'S, 16 ‘AND 18 Wall strect.—Packages and parsels for all parts of Bu- rope, forwarded with despmreh by WARDS, SANFORD & CO. satlantie Ex press, 16 Wall etrect reels for steamer Re received until ten Saturday mooruing, 16th from 8 pe. avived Small o'cluek DAMS & CO.'3 GkeaT Calin gRNTA, NIA FR Packsge, and Parcel xp) Ilisfois, on Sstrrday, November ta Steamer if Monday, Novembor gith; and by U. 8. Mail Stacmer EI Dorado, on Wedneedsy, November S0th.—In gon- bequenee of the Sogamulating amount of freight ordered for | ifornis market, to go by our li found is ry to send off 9 Sperial Express, eo of our iar day, by the U. er /iliaois, on Saturday, in cdarge of special senger, We mer 3 freight agen i also dispateh a Pi tythe Us Wait ate eor- wis, on, Monday, November 2ith, ati o'clock, P.M. in care of through niger, <0 destin ation Our rogular Semi- eon, ixorese will wes! ay the U. 8. dail at #1 Do: on Wednesday, Nov: 2th, inst, aed M ual, in charge of our ap lal’ freight throw euger. itceight inteuded for elthor of thess Expresses, must be delivered to us with invoices, prior the day cf sailing, Small parcels will be reotived "MLZ Fr M., on day of eteamer’s departure. ADAMS & C1 16 and 1S Wall street. OTICK—STEAMSHIP UNION, WRECKED AT SAN Quintin Bay, Lower Califorais.—The owner or con ines of one box of Gold Dust. containing about $3,000, ipped by the above steamer, and marked Hugh Matheson, is requested to preent the crininal Bill of Ladi the same, or the gold Gus will be proceeded agi gbargos and expense! wosame may bo liaale for. & JOHNSON, Inaurance Brokers, 9 Wall street. _ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ra ag Line orn: Atternoon Lino, at 4 o'clock." Fare by oi . dock, $2.’ Rmigraut Line, th Baetock P.M; faro, HIBS, Agent. pacer are YorE _— Phitsielphie dimat Unive States Mail rough in 43 hours, via Now Jersey Railroad. inoced to $3 for erst el clase, and $2 50 for seco: New York Fu heat, M.from foo! AL P.M. from foot of indcipife até sad Ac €, aud’ autel Fou ‘Baurmonz, Wasnineror, OR CHARLESTON. — Through tickets 8 fare tcld in the above lines. A through con- ductor, bakzage cheeks aacompanieg sho ain beagaco in this train mul reed diveotly a ranroush trons apes to depot on U Sewtteewt exten SHIPPING. NOR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STRAM- By Josep! This J. Comstock. ‘the mais 9 Posie tieiy'on Beturdage iat of Ni \t 12 o'clock, her berth at foot of Camal st rth secured will paid for. For freight or qualled accomoda- tions for elegance and com! The tee ABD KC cont eo, & 0O.. $6 Wall streot, a ‘tlantic will succeed Pad Seis eran ot ux NEW Y YORK AND LIVERPOOL | GNITEDSTATES ‘The ships composing this line are ATLA Pact, ADRIATIC, ‘These ships have been’ built by. 80 t scbsistinan eta EL carne struction, as also in int to strength ani opeed er R080 Sealed for logtnce an “2 Sapstionnsy 0 tS sledatnerenion 130; exola- IVerpool ¥o = 3 Ps ¢ $ Pa 3 & a FROM LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Oot. Jan. 7, SS ORLA & co, 86 Wall street, W. T. BROWN SHIELEY ® Kingsihew 8 London. E DRAPER, dna 20 line Nowe Dame Dame tee Victolres, i ron alin coasts ipa it net be aeanmntente fos, goth | ee specie, ‘or metals, un- feos ilinec lading are dened Hered Wiceion nnd tho ve Waive, shereot ‘HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIC. Berar tj ote gad Liverpee Mi aertons chloe i ‘vo and and mails and pao Hore: Ala, Cape Suanion Riacana, Capt Stone. RIA, =. regu rect, and maar oe Euctca, 3 New York, ‘Wednseday: stat rear ra. ir wi Ay second secured until p Freie x... be charge: 4 ‘poate beyond an amount for board. sand newspapers must pase through the Post Daceaphaages sce Jt., 8 Bros@way. | freneh, G woke feseived se} brought in co “vith British geod Through bills o: are giv Havre for New Yor (=~ FOR DAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- ships will les iavre on the 16th, sud New Yerk om the kot of each im eh From From New York, Hlavre. djaa.l Feb. 16 quip ST. DENIS, ! 0 tone ben Alene Folianabee, master, OLAS, WV tons burthen, RD. master, Ship WiLET AO TELL, (new 134 tons burthen. the trade. ‘The price of paesag ea of liquors. Goods a eet wees ie Swill be ferwardes toes Gem cag charges but_these actually fh red. BOYDe® Wine KEN, Agents, 161 Pearl etreet. BY SOUTHAMPTON States Mail Stosmebip pPRANKLIN, James A. il 08 South 1 leave for Havre, ay tg be terton board n Friday, marked “belo dire will be resetved atver thapeday Shine ere of epecie wit send their epeoie on board on. yoiKht or passage, applyto MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agonss 2 Meostway POK RICHMOND, AA NORFOLK AND PETRRS- Va.—The new, double engine, side wheel eveam- K arrish, commander, will be teacy to warning, 14th ima 4 endl Satur. ot "loam from pict 12, N. Thor“ Ton, 4 Pearl street. of state reome, ow open. reevite freight day, 15th, ab 8 0°e For freight or pas Books of pace ACIFIC Ma throvgh line raljed in. ber ae ., commander, will #ail on Soturday, the foot of Warren Specie on i or indie send, after the hs oh RE, Salling. For peerage, apply to Wo, RORERIS, {77 Wor went cor, of Warren. ESPATCH LANE Pow SAN PRANCISCU.—THK NEW ang eleannt Kew \ or} clipper bulls ship HU FRALC ANB, fam'i Very Jr. con man: 0B. River — This extra. arent rien ot her onrg engi: boar Pas receete clings passed aceommodations epply to. WBA. OMAR, 16 Bro oelf to an office peaggios for th re gat ofhoe, No. LZ Anp ctrect, nor AND HAVRE—THE Ggime tion, ecnnasi, ATEN Re 01 a’ ‘AlN rr igen Ha yh will be performed ‘he thrilling drama ah LEON Napols Mw ‘lt Bt. Leon, Mi Hors Cor Can- egolgse. Fe. a Vidrii~ke. Eacticeae’ : wear, Mr. ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. Nanos: BATKE, CHATHAM yurtain rises at 7 0'el arian roeg at 9 eodh. "Brass igalem ence with the drama of MABE sie ma of BATTLE FIELD—*teinbold, Mr. clara atte oF ae Beni Captain Morton, Mr. B dena hols. wed F THE BH Me iN ord Be Big. Mose, Ne hase. Mabe Jobn Murray; Lize, Mies ‘barber iiarriet, Mise Co! FP RIPLER HALL—TICK RTS, ONE DOLLAR.—SATUR- Seaman Noro 351 est grand voca! and instrumental Festival of LFRED JAELL, | ¥rem Viewna, his frst oppearanes in Amerion. The Italian Opera Company, for the fret time, and on this occasion only, will appear in the same catertalument, PRIME DONNE. STEFFANON nBERTUCCA,” Sha: GosTiNT. PIM rxWOnt Barat 8. BENEDETTI. "§icnor O- B Ba DIALL. | Coxnveron—MAX MARBTZEK, | ACARD Alfred Jacli has the honor of pragenting to the | public of srk the programing of bis Grand Musical proud te vall their attention to ite richn re combination of talent, whioh will imp: mplaced performance an unusual spleador sud PROGRAMME, PART 1 1 jorture to" L’Assedio di Corinto,” full “so « Rossiai : © opera * Bignori Westin, Badiati ignori Bettini, Badiati. 3. Grand Fantasic “ Sonmambuls,” for Piano, albers. A 4. Rondo—Composed by Maestro Bottesini, b: ~ igeinn pmartinene. 5. Grand Fantasie (first tim sxpremaly compoued for = . inks Hauser. Sig. 8. Benodott. j aiteea Taell. 11. Kossuth March,’ , Full Orch tai 2. “ Brindisi ” from’ vere 5 3. “1 Normanai in Parigi i ( fir time Sigta. Costini, and ie Badisti. | t ‘Spirte Gexti Desa aequanier Favorit ‘ita, Sigr. Bettini, 6 yohee Poika, ( { Alfred Jacit, 6. Duettino, from Meread; nto. : Sigra. b. \d Sigra. R. Pico. ry Romenza, from Donizetti. ‘Big. Badiali bling ‘the lesson taught by hiv uted by Micka Hauser. - Tobe had at, Sohuber . “ Bird on the Tree’ aaa mistress, composed and o: The grand pianoforte for tis oven frora Erard, Patio and “ie the'property of Messrs. Schubersh & $4 pen at7; performance to commence at § o'clock pro- NDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE LADIES OF Chelsea. —Miss Derwort, the Awerioan Violiniste. at Hope Chapel adway, on Friday evening, Nov. 2l.—Mise Derwort will be assisted by wiotel ‘the Mis lize an Caroline Derwort, her bro her father my ne cy ae the jotel, &e., aud at tures, ic! ever House, Irving House, New York the music Sees. ISNOLONGH GALLERY. —THE MOST WONDER: ful Exhil o the American public, ioum Academy of Design, Paintings and upwards, of ang ‘he Italian Paint. Michsi y Professor ting The Fallot Missoloagni, time mace ‘areoke 1 Tough Yor ne Turks, an: The public will be duly Dotided of theday Ey the soooee: Of the above Exhibition. TBLO'S MONS. MARZETTU'S BE! NEF! Nov. 15, wo) be given the popular So a get 308 JOCK 5 =e Brazilian atte ia which Mar- ar. which LA Cas: el and last time. the fairy. omit of AND THE WHITE WARKIOR—Goome, Antoine. GRIZZLY Log Seetly tame) all Mena; aad S |. to J. G. THOM, 8 tno avon AGENCY. BINGTON A, Landy wd RTS, TO rw in the before! Conare sgainee th crorin tr ents at home sti; Warrior, FROM CALIFORNIA, (PRR- Monkeys, Birds, &o,, forming the owner being wuabl to them. Post pai ay obtain yas an‘ dividends, legscies and inhe- aited States, and in forel 7 eA ri fundsin ay ritamees in any countries—to MEDICAL. Annee RAMAANAAARARRAAAS CBRTAIN CURE Soup ® ay OURAN ko fous U8 CANCER —FuoM LG ‘ating lace ‘meeting. ‘Bos . Shae, Pout Once. a? York. ae paris AND xa TRRATMENT OF Paivats Diseaces, in the looal rem: Who cannot ve res Year’ duration. from mu I paid over 300 dottare knors Grom self-abuse but you cured me, by lees! aad general in & short —_ You cured a R. 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A perfect cure or no eoarge. b*2° covrae. 2 u Ro NE STREET, HAS, FOR TOR vated his practice to the treet He cnn oure t b in "irom elt « baedon Diplomes Wo (oe till cured. My ute ee volead,” tase ie sya devoted many you ve espe euecessfally ti “4 M u q at healt teil you a eer whore Peat he nal forme.” MOWTAMORE, Boy i r “a. opi ion as unspprosshs Franck and bert ux; Francois in three age: Marzetti in favorite oha ac! RED GNOME AND THE ‘wire Tee e he ptain Bamboozle. Mr. Jordan; we, Mr “Chippendales Frank Ti Derley, Mr. Florence; Lady Meadows, Mrs. To be tollewed by the rane operatic bal! ‘rectors. Rouse Fomily. To conciade with Kosse! Rew? Louis Deiteherappenheimer, Mr. Johnston. TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE.—MAX MARETZEK. Se $i i Ps Maka’ De ROMAN. Ricardo, Count of Chalais Enrico, Maria, © Arnab Vipooss open st G0 ies core open at 6; perfor Box office open every aay frou 9 &. xe Wirt ocioe BM BaAgyem’s AMERICAN MUSE :UM—P. T. PARNUM, sat ropee nt; John Green wood, Ji ibe Acmission to the entire Museum’ an cents; Children under I) years, 1256 ng een: emendous success of ne Le drama. Saturday, No- nd evening, will be ‘Sgt ht R—Coant Henkins: Crogvet, Hada. Nantette, Miss’ Flynn; oor Diamond, or ite rreat the MYs' Henry ae ur “Clarkes Count Vanill wi ‘he Stranger, Miss Mests yer; Madeline, Alderman. The Robt fac simile, the Happ: Monday, tho ised, of the VICAR OF opular and 4 wae D, prepared ‘from Goldsmith's world-renowned steer with that title, HRISTY’S OPERA 472 Broadway, above Grand strost,—0} during the week until further notice. The o1 nen d Chrloty’s Minstee, compric'ng an, efbeient and vars tile “corps” of “talented” sod “experienced 1 2; P. Christy, whose coneerta go! ‘SE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO in every night inal and well an haaieny this city, of five years, been racei with favo table ane fashionable \ an Leaceeeee “clock. instrels sre oon conoerte are dis- PEN EVERY XsGRT—-FELLOWE. ‘MINSTRELS, AT New M 44 Broadway, betweon iy celebrated and of performers, under dhe sole management of J. 2. Follows, whose concerts in this aity for tho past yenr bave been received with she avor by the elite and fi from all parte of the Murics! Hell is one of the most spscions ‘nd best orl. 2 conve. for the es] 25 o'clock P experience EW YORK AMPAITHRATRI OWERY. & Co's Triple Troups —First week of the mday evenin 4 during th 7th Novem Tiant «leplay of Equestrian noes, Gymnastic Roabs, and beautifully trained Horses aad Ponies, well Known to the public as being the most extensive in er, the most fuperbly equipped, and containing the largest amount of eqhentelan talent a vn the Culted staves. he mune rous attractions fered by the Messrs. a the world admized Dancing Horse highly trained Bietian 4 Pories, Royal Aw. Vhithestre, London, embracing ‘the inteltectual performances of the celsbeated Fairy Povy Cinderella, the feats of the Twin Ponies, ythias estling Ponies, Tom Sp: an f Burke, &o., &e. ances of Monday evening w wit fall 4 litary cavaccnde, ot ap Is illu xite, entitl ‘e Magyar Cavalry, and his Troupe, in new end benutiful costu: trappings, &o , by the distinguished eostumer, An ron Allen. ‘Together with a full rmance in the particulars of which will bef WASEIScTON ‘CROSSING THE pet Awana 7a? ercat national picture, by J Leuta is exhidi mae inetltate, With immense success, at Broadway. Admission, 25 phy ton tickets, 50 cents, Open from NICKERBOCKER HALL, RiGaTH AVENUE AND ‘Twenty-third street.—Every evening —Notwithstand- ing the price of 8 dwiseion ie onl My 1245 conte to the enter. teinments at thi fo select and derful da noldeo the eal Bented ’Sestch veh ls evening. Ni y are ac TION AND. 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