The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1851, Page 3

by Rev aJ Ewe: we. Ulizabeth Die Miss Luoy J. @. Fisher, mber 21, by Rev. R. C. yan 6 ial oreha ‘of Marysville, to ‘Mics M. ‘Jand Sohne0b, of ry pou 24th of September, near Champorg, Oregon, a pnomes WU ane Barah A Case, aged 4 9 movth: den on the 14th of Lopieuber Mrs. Rachael, wife of Alanson rr Key, aged 39 Sans ne har Thancmes, reom Aastnunos <0 Ocronen 10--Reraareo uy Nartaniz. Gaav, Sexrow aa i raining Unognranss nie te erman, antuchet years, Fo Fon, Liston’ of California, 19 anonths, on tee Leweon, of Sweden, 48 years, + 80, Margaret Ryerson, of N.8. Wales, 6 years. ‘Cct, 1, Hamilton Jones, of New Yori, 23 Fears. © Wm. Baitey, 25 years, “2 Mary Anr Coo ry of Haslam 92 years. “© BL Proeper, of France. 49 “ 8, Richard J. Avnew, of Pradee 2 “ 27 years, “ Gent. John Bradbury, of Newburyport, 51 years, “ % M. Sprague, of Canada, 40 years “4, George Foster, of Califoro-ayt mouth © Charles Nelson, of Baitimoro, 25 yo “6, @. KK, Patler, Datehess eoun'y, 4) years, ‘, “W.B Thorapson, of Boston, 33 years, bd & Hugh King, ¢t Ireland, 29 years. Anta P. De amp. of New York city, 3 years. ou “ Solan Curl, of Maine, 18 years “ Hans 0. Kusiow, of Germnay, 27 years, «© Faward Bleuson, of Geemany, 82'years, 4, Jobu Hastie Yoay 3 years “ s, of Gorniuny, 10 years, “ in, of London, 16 years. & —& Geo, B. Uelbrock. of Missanuvetts, years. “ @ Mertinys Lemme. of Holland, 2° years, < K Baward Fisher,of Vermont wh year: | & Jolm Re Onmeran, of oath Auvirlis, € moaths li Chinamen Our Boston Correspondence. Boston, November 16, 1351. Whe Election—T"2 Popular Vote-~-The House~The Senate—Futwe Elections— The Constitutiraal 1 Convention—The Webster Meting, The political agony is over, and we are all safs. “The bear is dead, and the harmonious order of nature goes on as smoothly as ever, just as if the @reat mother cared not a straw ubout the politics -of her children, but was propared to nourisa them all With equal kindness. But though we aro all safe sand souud, it is, as yet, qvite impossible to say ‘whother the whigs or the coalitionists will eventu- ally triumph. That the former have been tremen- dousty beaten in the popular rote, no one can very well doubt; aud their dofeatis the moro mortifying because of their confidence, even up to so late aa Monday evening, that Mr. Winthrop would be chosen by the people, to their own great glory, and “the great confusion of the coalitioniets. But what saved the whigs for years, may now restoro them to power—the legislative elections —the control of Bos- ton, with forty-four reprogentatives, giving them a most formidable advantage. As the House now stands, the whigs have a majority, as thoy say, of 27, while their opponents say it is but ll. On the 2th of November, elections will be held to fill the vacanc'es in the House, upwards of a hundred of which now exist. These vacancies, the coalition- ists, if united, can fill three to oneagainst the-whigs; ‘if partially united, probably two to ono. It all do- pends upon the degree of union that can be effected in the towns yet to choose, between the freo-soilers and democrats. Should there be no union worthy of the name, the whigs must return to power; for even if wo put their ont majority at only 11, it cannot be overcome by a clearly divided enemy. ‘The condition of the coalition’s success is, that it ebail be @ coalition in fact, as well as in name. ‘The coalition carried five of their can peo some accounts say eight—in Lewell ; but in o. quence of a clerical error, made by a whig, the election in that city has been declared void by the Meyor and Aldermen, aud @ new trial will bo bad on the 24th. It is by no means improbable that this matter may lead to very gravo results, and strongly test the good sense of our citizens. A vo- teran member of the House, who has seen election Dattles fought there, tells me that that body has, in almost every instance, refused to be governed by mere technicalities in making i's decisions, but has regarded the interost of the majority of the voters. According to this, the cvalitionists elected in Jowell, it should seem, are entitled to the places which they claim. Ag respects the Sonate, though the — 4 say that there is some doubt as to the result ia Midd & Gex county, | believe that there is uo reason for ying that the tors elect do not stand as fol- Coalition, 17, whig, 11; and this coalitioa sag jority may Fave the whole covarcuaes to their party, as it may prove to be sufficient to overcome apy small mejority that the yhigs may get in tho House, when the two bodies come together in con- “vention to fill the senato ‘aconcies. The organ- ization of the Senate, too, will be in the hands of the coalition, and General Wilson will be re-elected to the presidercy of that body, though the Atlas she is not choson—bdut it will tura out that the iz Whe hunker vote surprised most people. It was large in Nortol konly, but q respectable in Mid- dlesex and Evsex it defeated Is ven coalition can- didates for Lue Senate, the twelfth owing his defeat to others thaa hunkers. Perhaps some five-and- twenty representatives were defeated by the hunk- ers. ‘Any relienco that is made upon their voting for coalition representatives, on the 24th, will tarm out to be folly indeed. ‘ney will be much more likely to vote for whigs. They have already allow- ed tho whigs to cleet a member in Braintree, which last year chose a hunker democrat. Some of their ovmber voted for Mr. Winthrop on Monday; and in Middlecox, it was with great difficult; at the more moderate of their number succeeded In getting Governor Boutwell’s name on their ticket. The Parmentors 7 , a tring ca a oo a fod Governor. ing hun! rub state, i will soon besome ry Deautial el whig butterflies, sleek, shining, and beau- aut in the sun—according to their o#n notion of orks constitutional convention bill was voted down by a majority of upwards of four thousand. As I propose giving you a special letter on this sub- ject—for tho matter is by no moans done with, des- pite Mooday’s vote—I shall let it pass now, with one or tworemarks. Had the vote been secret, the Hwould have been made; and then Mr. Brown mand Mr. Metco addressed the Irish voters, and rned them egainst suppporting a revolutionary movement. This appeal was dec the str conservative spirit of the Irish all over the worl making them averse to every proceeding that has even the appearance or suspicion of violence about ft. The Webster men bad a quiet, comfortable, — soirée, last night, | to the great eetin that is to be neuil Hall on the Beh. tis laughable to see a number of highly rept fo men und ti *3 ertaking to play the oped a ical forlorn hope in this way—seckin, ke a b revolution with soda water—for the Gection of Mr. Webster would swount to a sort of revolution, as it can be accomplished only by a total disr | gard of the political traditions and modes yee | of the republic. Mr. Webster is one of the gi est of living men, but he is sirgularly unfortuoate = his friends, deliverance from whose assistance ‘he should duily pray for, as a very especial _— “his litany. ‘They ore, mostly, mon who ha’ More conception of the politles of this couatry than a ave of tho politics of the bergen he Japan. They flatter themselves that they ing bim, whorens they are just so meaydeod Weights that keep him down to the earth. For mber of very he gentlemen to get together and talk prectily, and think wey are thereby moving a nation that extonds from the A‘lantie to the Pacific, and which embraces within ite population every variety ~of mind, is certainly as dreary a practical joke as can well be imagiced = Yot itis the doiag of mea who paes for ig vory wieo in their generation, rd who can read Greek with as much caso as an ordinary man can read his mother tonguc. Bat there is ono thing that they cannot read, and that is, the mind of toe American nation. ne of the most prominent of their number thinks that the admission of Texas into this Union will Spo destroy it; and another believes that the aj ance of the cholera here in 1848 would havo bo “i a better thing for the gg | than tho discovery of the placers of California. Low Mr. Webster must laugh at such delusions, and believe that he has amongst hi as the head of great family of the Did the voto of Kostoa apie you! attributed to the Webster a it Mr. W. P, ing said there will be somo curious disclosures made on this point, as soon jegisiative elections shall have been completed. AL@oma. tera, for = sing, the tail as woll of the Wronghehds! Tere it is taLity 1% Boston. —There “wore sixty-nine Mt a tet a nding the 3 16th inst., pen bilgren of doriguae ago, sad | yen facta, before h. City Intelligenc:, Crry Rannoaps—Retier to Broanway,—In May last the whole city in general, and the chambers of our mu- nicipal legislature in particular, were thrown into a state of excitement and commotion on the subject of city railroads, as ® means to relieve Broadway from the crowd of omnibuses that thronged that thoroughfare, and rendered the enterprise of crossing the main street of our city a thing dangerous of execution. Petition on petition was presented to the Common Council; and at length the matter culminated, and two companies were formed, one to build e railroad “from « point in Murray street, not less than fifty feet west of Broadway; thence down Murray street to College place and West Broad- way; along the same to Cunal street; down Canal street to Hudson street; along Hudson street and Eighth ave- nue, to point at or near Thirty-ninth street; and that said railroad be continued through the Eighth avenue to Harlem river, whenever required by the Common Council.” The other compsny was to build @ railroad “commencing at # point in Murray street, not less than fifty feet from Broadway; thence down Murray street and College place to West Broadway; thence through Weet Broadway to Canal etreet; thence down Canal to Verick, up Variok to Carmine street, to Sixth avenue, to Harlem river, whenever required by the Common doun- cil” After a great deal Lact me gid Gedace gud much log- rolling, the contract, or ratber the privilege to take the nt to lay the Bighth avenue, was awarded to Meera, john Petiigrew, E.R. Shorman, Solomon Kipp, Abm Brows, Washington Smith, Josapt N, Burns, and O'Keefe & Duryea. And the Sixth avenue railroad was in like manner awarded to James 8. Libby, Geo. RK, Howell, Wm, Flagg, Wim. i, Adams, Joha Post, jr., Kamond Moreis Matthew D, Gceen, John Ridisy, Win, Lbbitt, Palster & Jacacks, and Flint, Sanderson & Beers, vial action on this subject was taken ia the Common Coua- cil on the 4th of June, and or the regular time had expired, the document wat found to have been signed by the Mayor, and it becamae a law. A resolution was aicy ted to accompany the ordinance, the purport of whieh was that the gentlemen end firms named ta the ordinance, sould, if they desired to uvail thezaselvea of the amt, eppene ‘within ten deya, and elgulfy thelr do- termina'ion to that effect. Ail be pares nated, except Ward, Volter & Jacacks, and F derson'& C0 came forward aud signified their detern nation to pro ceed endecoretruct the rosds. The ordinines provided that the Hishih avenue railrosd should be oommouced within three months. apd completed to Fifty-first street within one y: end from nitty. first street to the Harlem ritex, vithin thive years from the passage of the resolu. tion; we tthe Sixth avenue road shduld be mencrd within three mouths, aud completed to. second street within one year, and from Porty « street tothe Harlem river, within three years ¢ pisage of the resclution.’ While the bu‘iness was pend. ing in the Commcen Council, the lobbies were filled from night to night, and the gatleries of the City [lal were filled from day to day, with persons who wore enc culiy employed in advoeating or opposing the proposed mensurts, “In reference to the puotic, but one voica wat beard, namely, a call upon the authorities to relieve Proudway from the omnibus auisance; for although these ‘vehicles, well zeguluted, ate w great convenience, yot their excerstve numbers in one street wes found to be dengerous to lif aad limb, and altogether detrimental to corafort. Well, the ordinances were passed, and the pudiie, in their ver- dant confidence, expected to see gengs of mea at once placed upon the lines, and prospectively they saw these fines wooing admirably, wich comfortable cara and all that, | But tt was ail expectancy: the reality ad nocaing of this kind instore. After waiting till the expiration of the three months, one company was said to have for- feited their right to eonstrust the road; and this being disputed, the matter was thrown into courts for bith gation, where, in ali probability, it will remain till re leased’ by due courre of law. The other company have made show of fuidilivg the conditions of their grant, by breaking ground in Canal stroot, (a fw days siuce,) and laying down about one hundred feet of rails. wad thea closing the work, as if progress was the last thing in thelr imagination. There lays the hundred fect of railroad, handsomely finished cif at either end, resembling, as much as anything else, the skids used ia South street for rolling howsheads ot sugat and molassos along the wharves to their places of estination. And. ‘now that allis done, what becomes of the relief to Broadway, the convenience of up-town residents, whose business calls them down town every morning, and whose families ex- pect them home every cvening’ There are thirty-eight members of the Common Council, ¢ach of whom received four 4 dollars per sescion while these matters were dis- and the warmth with which the contest was carried cu, showed: that’ greet latereet Wan, means or other, excited. but where does it af ‘the debates are over—the awards are made—the three months lave some time since expired aud we have— what? About one hundred feet of single-track rail- road Iytog in Canal street, between Church street and Wert Broadway. And Broadway is, more thaa ever, Gnateal with ewaltente, and the crossing of that tho- roughfare is rendered more than ever dangerous, 0, t legislators! O, humbugged public! 0, thronged Broadway! We do not intend here to disc e propr.ety or impropriety of iaying down railroad tracks in the streets cf our city; but Broadway should be relic and seme of the lines of stages which now travei sheu'd be compeled to take their route through otker strects. and thus give peuestrians a chance t> escape vith whole limts, when their duties compel them to cross the great thoroughfare. Bvrcwer iv a Liquor Stonz.—A shocking affulr took place yesterday morning, at the liquor store of Peter Stockey, No. 141 Cedar street. A man named Frederick Bragg came in end eaked for @ glaw of liquor, which he drenk end paid for; he then went to another part of the steve and eettled himself in a firm position, between two standixg casks, drew a pistol from his posket, and fa serted the munale in bis mouth At th:s instant mis vo: tions were observed, but before anv one eould real him he bad pulled the trigger of the piece, aad stood thera @ ghartly and horrible corpse, The charge feom the pistol bad entered the head at the extremity of the lower jiw which was clot away and terribly lacerated; part of tae charge had then entered the train, and dea’h was lastan- teneous. Many of the perrons about the place at the time crowded up to look ai the body, but almost ail of them shrunk byel: in horror as soon’ as they beheld the shattered wreck of humanity before thom. The d+caased vasa middle aged man; he arrived in this country from Hamburg on the 21st of October iast, and has left ® wife and several children to lament bis umimely end. No cause other than temporary mental aberration has been adduced as that which impelled the unfortunate man to take bis own lite. Mone Sracky Rerriaximt.—At about ten o'clock on Saturday night, a Fospeotable man, named Philip Cailrey, was possing alorg Twenty fourth street to his Lome, when he was suddenly, and with«ut provocation, attacked by tworufllans.who kbocked him down, and hen wautonly Jumped upon his face aud breast, they having on at the time heavy boot. with nailed bottoms, After the scoundrels had eatiefled thoir fiendish brutality, a# above stated, the; oy left their victim helpless, and iaseneibility soon followed He was found by & policewoman, probably about half aa hour after the ocourrence, with the bivod flowing freely from his face. He waa removed to the Sixteenth ward tation house, and medical aid called in. The poor man jane atly, but #0 far recovered on Bunda: a £0 be able to recount the above facts, ‘hat in- assault iso stery. Mr. C. did not bed them very accurate. Sunday pight, arrested a man ley, on suspicion of his having been one ‘ane From nis Hores.—On Bunday afternoon, Mr. Kdward Matili, of No. 12 Rose strect, was throwa from his horse, whilst riding om the Ninth evenue, and seriously injured. When Mr. M. was lirst discovered. he was lying on ® pile of cobbie stones, quite insensible, He wae properly taken care of, and will Lemeaed recover, The Lecture. ‘Dr. ityder, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In the report of Rev. Dr. Ryder's lecture inst Lord Bacon, as a man and a philosopher, of Satur- day last, there are several contradictions and my od sistenci = der says Ithough acon bas given togthe world a number of books, I certainly do not think thers is a man of tho pretont day—i hordly think there is # person living—vwho hae read forty pages of his ten volumes. ithin thirty lines of this swee, ing declaration, he tells us that, “‘as to Bacon's bi re originated any new idea in philosophy—as to his having discovered any new Princi le in ti sixteenth century, not one ie to be found inall his works.’ Pray, how can De. Ryder affirm this, when not a person living—of course himself includ- ed—has ever read forty pages of his ten books! We think the Rev. Lr. would do well to follow the inductive or Baconian theory, ia his statements coa- cerning what books may contrin, re faras to read them, at least, and thus base his opinions upon tempts to overthrow In the. Rev. Dr.’s atiempt to exonerate the fathers of the church, for their co'duess or opposi- tion to 7 devolopements of natural science, he faye: * church never took cog: ce of Catto’ doctrine. No; it was not within her sphere. She was not sent to teach how tho world revolves, but to teach us to go to heaven. The church has never encroached on the field ef ecience.” In less than ten lines, our author turns a complete somersct, and fails to fol- low Bacon’: a of roasoulng from facts, by as- pops ey the church had not only wandered from her spbero, bus that she had a the ae ee ee which, the moment before, attempted todo. He says— Daring t the exist of the O itholic Church, science has been its spe objecs. The treatmen of philosophers by the churoh -and especially the infallible church—has, within the last century or two, called out some soverorebukes; and we are not surprised that Lord Bacon himself should be assailed and his philosopby derided, Pr one of the spologis ts of the former bigotry oi superstitious age; but we irprised at the Seer dering manner in which the church is made to bo always following out her “special object,” in the cultivation of seienco, when “it was not within her to do it, and never had attempte ‘ogret to see such evidence of prejudice and ‘as this lecture evin It ia easy aud ged |, when a new thought becomes popular, ti flinity with, or to have been the futher of ity but tho advocates of the infallidility of any church must not claim for it, im regard to science, that which all history denies to it—vis., sympa hy with ence. Se Exront of Corton rrox New Ont were cleared at the Onstom House at New Orleans, Sub inet , 1: 8¢0 bales of cotton, for the foliowing port Liverpool, 10,.f07; New York, 2255; Boston, Wi; Vera Orug, 1,140; ‘Trieste, 690 otal, 15! Weekly cakiy Remert of Deaths, a eventen.te Fork, trom, the Ssh day of bora as; icin 8 32, eee re Fever typhoid 3 WW Fevertyph H Vf i 1 7 3 2 » 4 3 2 2 1 2 1 >» 6 1 3 Nero een Se) ‘LACKS OF bea! ‘Unitod Btaros, 216; Ireland, a B Germany, 25; France, 3; Swed: Foland, 1s Uninows, “Faom—Bospital, ero, 13; Penitentiary, Blackwol irene he “Monee, Wlaakwell's Lolaad, 15. Coe 8 Io. a fonda Tenge 2; Gniorsd ns, 6. « Interments returned from Ward's Lala A. HITE, ‘ote Laspootor. City Inspector's Office, Nov. 15, 1851. @ THE LATEST ADVICES ReCKIVED At THK NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Noveswen 17, 1351. ico, Menise, recatrarrcty Alornndria, Ezy} Angosturs,Vengmuela.Oct, 8 An Oct. 1M: Oct. 29 Ove 15 + Sept.12 May 23 Mari ire. Buonos Ayres, 8. A.. Bopt. 17 Thay. Oew 2 vin, Trinidad. ‘Oot. oa Qaleztta. ee Pes Porto aye, O. do V. 8 Puerto Cabello, Ven’ ito, Kouador.. fonlijo, Ni 2 Rio Grand 4 Base 25 Ban mee © 5 Ban Antonio, Texas. Soiombo, Ceylon. >." July 1 Seuia ie it ea ita Pe Banta Merthan N. Baa Blas, ia San Diozo, U. ©. San Francisco, San Juan ta Cubs, San Joan. Nios’ gu: San Joan del Sur. BU Pace. Be al Fayal, Western ial'ds. El Goed Hope. MR eduls it pril 21, 1881 ‘gune 13 Sia Mexico Smyrna, Turkey. oul, Minnesota, ort Simpu 3 Gallipagos lands atvoston, Te Gibraltar don hte ‘Bt. Johns, FP. R St. Kitts Lagnayen, Went. Oot. 14 Jan. 18 Tampico, Topic, Mexico. Ph nzanillo, Cubs Seeae Ven" AGENCY. J ORTHINGTON G. Practise law in ¢! before SNETHEN CONTINUBS TO upreme Court—to attend to cases narere—to prosecute cisims and esttie acoounts epartinents and Boards of Cor ssioners—to sat home and abi o obtain pans ‘to collect dab and inbe- bounty lances fate the purchase and eale in any State of the Union. Particular at jo title eaace, coming vp to the United States Sa ton Bp: 0 W. G. Sino. Jace, Capitol Bil, Washingvon, D. Oy meet with prov. pt attention. pre paid, addre: INDIA RUBBER GOooDs, CONGRESS PIRATED.—CAUTION TO SHOE ‘Learning that some wnprincipied porsons tsile Gore to inamulacturers of my Pusrut Co wade by braiding or we: India Rubber ia ati us contraction, or expal t Inala Welben bs cork tn chssien Soon and positivedviolation of my. patent inctupes or velle the Congress Boot thas made, will bo prose. guied for 1 who are authorized by moe to use ar a e equonces, if they choose to be eoncerned ii re ae sent. Kuowing that the comb mys ‘onch their instruments, ¢) mislead m ing hi Nore and manufactarers, Chava, for their infor- mation, cansed the opinion of two of the most distingatsind rain the United Stetes to be take: orew ed. i hail hold every dealer revponsible whore the nctuser is sercepopnible. MORACE Il. DAY, Owner th mnected with Contes Roo . 8. 23 Courtland etroet, Now York, ovghout t te except by Charles d the lotters Patent is @ the Mth Ostober, 1810, gore by hich expand and contract, 1% Springs, if applird in ‘tho and om of opi «fbr rials combination with Toate Rub wanufact ore of Caiter boot cement c m the Pa- New York, April 2, "e's. CUriind ST'suze 6, ING —t have made a eimilar ¢ xaminasjon Patent, above referred to, and Mr RUFUS ‘ito ATE. SHIPPING. OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES ship BALTIC, ore ig go Will depart with tho U. 8. 20d ef November. a foot of Canal ctrest. AIL STRAM- Comstock. 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Christy, Giand fantasio do Concort, “Sur ies mot five years? * Master Will, sasr~Dol lor, ‘Recitative de Roos and Air, “Sweet Bird, that shun’st th iute Obligato, Mrs. Bostwi eidarem Ja mano, wiek zs MayernMe vires 0) ee sai Matter M. Vain ety, with tavor vy bigbiy Tickets 2 ecnts. Doors ofan at rr patrons of Chriot: inioriaed shat abe Satasday soul ued. noise of folly," with ‘peeps ir ‘and Mr. Kylo-Handel. Duel (on cee ) Mes, Bos Grand Sexton: ‘é Minstrels are reapeo® ‘vernon ooncerte are dis PEN EVERY NIGH —PRLLO Ws 7% MINSTRELS, Al Fellows’ New Musical 3f Bre se ofent corps of talente dhe acle management at ‘B. al forte Mr'Tlevm, One ef Chickort TAL Si bs cil ta lake coandlons* Meters wa Pp gage ree member that the admission tickets heretofore used will not Snewer for the next soiree. 36; concert to cemmonce at 7 0’ Roca concert every Wandeday and Saturda inl acoommo¢ atio ‘This change is mads, that all ure of the who procure tic for the next evening may be foouring s feat, a8 no more tiokets will be sold t) room will conveniently sccommodate No orders recei atthe door, Sente oan be secured at Wm. Hall & Son’ Pisnoforte and Music Store, 239 Broi Tickets fifty cents; Doors open at 6} o'el: Ti. IRCUS—NEW Y PAITHEATRE, a7 BOWERY. R Hands & Coe Triple ‘Troupe —First week of the On Monday evening, ani fering the weck: acre mencigg en the 17th November, will be rivea fell and bril- Tlant display of Equortrlan Performances, Gymnastic Puasa, and beautifally trained Horses and Ponies, wall knowa to | the Fublio ns being the most extensive in number, the moat superbly equipped, and containing the largest amount of equestrian talent in the United states. Among the nume- offered by the Messrs. R. Sands & Co, are commeno: Wy Anincton CROSSING THE DELAWARE.—THIS great national picture, by Leutze, a fy may with immense success, at the Stuyve: Iastitute, aah Br m, BS conte shllarens 12% cents; aoa Open from SA. M. to 10 P.M, the world admired Dancing Horse, May. Fly. and troupe of | : highly trained Shetland Pories, from Astiey’s Rogal Am- | AD 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, 0 oN) phitheotre, London, embracing the intellectual perforia: Heck above the National Theatre 0 Les, of the eciebrated Fairy Pen: ‘Twin Povies, Damon and Tou Spring tad Deat Burke, &. Mendoy evening will comm full digee military the foats of 7 Gin tare th o'clock, and im the im at 734 o'eloc! monts are varied and select, and euch other tace of entertainment in New royal Opera Trou a'so, Mon the worid, who will break any stone | the sudie Ry cheots to offer him will aleo challen eo ANY lock” with clonched fist, fo 4 del Artists, who - ad irure, and who perso: 7.8 company of Arab Gir y caval illustriogs exile, entitled the nd bis Troupe, in new snd b trarpinge, ae by the Slatinraishe pe (dks > in complinont of the | anys Cavalry, or Kossuth ifal costume, housing jount of money & Troupo of loeted for their beauty tor of beautiful tables 0 extra iy performance will be given on Wednesday 9 a Seturdey | through a variety of feats of stronzth and dextei Sfternoons. ‘The Box Ofice will be oen, daily, from 19 | company of Mele end Female Artists, who will give sa @: A.M vatil 3 Pe plac Boxes | hidition of Marble Statuary unequaliod in the worl | Papruotte, 35 Mh | Rother wit ty of interesting periormances every | Homanly ushers will vo in. sttondanee, and @ fu Afternoon and cvoning. For particulars seo bills of eae! t corps of officers to ensure order, | day. Ad n—Serts in Private Boxen, 60 cents; stage ta, TDG cont bexeg, 26 eenta; parquette, 12s canta, upwards, ot vf including Reon Testina Palnt- AMU: SEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, PROFESSOR ANDERSO! rd of the North, is now performing as v TION AND, NOTIC + Wi whioh are by Professor Michael he ere: A at the ti rhen the Gree! died for Tiverty. Tho pu! iC aMusion) Fond tell, Philadelphia, where his grand Draw- blie will b ogg of the open'ng of the Tae: Exuivieio representing The Fall of Missolonghi, | ¢ ae ing Koom Entertainment crowded 2 > = 2 < = = 3 ES | gem bens most respectta!l isigand of New | ork and the Unived. Stat veral.-unprin UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE LADrES or partics, who aro palming them! an The Great Wie | Chelses.—Mise Derwort, ¢! gard of the North © indeven go so far asto stent his very | Boye Chapel 4 name, each as Mr. Anderson, and Professor Anderson. Pro- Derwort will Serebag Derwort, her brot! H. Derwort. The concert has read eovera! sdvertisementa o not at ite being unjust, bubs rob him of his good name,” uch with ro- BoeTOUs, ag to attomps | d takes thisepportanity | Willista, iL con: of solos on ths “ viclin ane Molincello, instrumental concerted pitegs, over~ | of iniorming that he will ravisit tures. songs, D iokete, 80 cents, to behadatthe | York dopsrture for Chariest Astor House, Ir York Hotel, &o., andat at in order that the country at large the music ator Icestion imee, the Now York | tinue the wiver tire move ANTED—A PIANIST TO ACCOMPANY VOCAL | ments, which will romove suy possibility o ar who on be willing to travel Shrgugh | position being aucressfully practiged. t for Con. = be MEDICAL. SHIPPING. ACKRTS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- ing ships will icave Havre on tho ith, York on the let of esek moath LA CROIX'S PRIVATE MEDICAL THEAT(ISR— % ever published—250 pp. and 13) ting iolocy of Marriage, aud the secret in irral- youth oud maturity, resulting from ita, which destroy the pl | and mental a , with preetical observatic 1 bY ST. Db ae treatment Os ‘nervous dobility, 1 tons hen, d i Alonzo Foiiwnsde 7 Ship ST. NICHOLAS, 1,000 tons . author's observer aus lcations, and thelt ilinsteating the ¢ raproauctive ¢ d fanctions, It com ating math Hew rt + the ecmfort and . and commanded by mi \ The price of pareage 1a $10, without wines st liquors. Gow: sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any charges but thore actually i BOYD k WINCKEN, Agents, 161 Pearl stroob. Stranyon! doctor, rstood am 0 roquire m ht to kkow 2808 judiciously os Soe h ured againedthe imposition quackery, #0 proratant iu populous cities. Dr. La Crola is a legally queliied practitioner, snd has for twonty years devoted bis peuaies to the subjects of which his book treats. Any porsen ronding 2$ conte fn & Tet tes the’ OR SAVANN. FLOKIDA. ¢ Saturéay, November 224, North river. Wor trol ght « he at AML iT H—THE U. 8. MAIL STBamamip | & PM. from Piet No. |, eel, TL, 194 Front stecet, | CHL | The Alabams, Gaye ‘Ludiow, om Saturday, Nov | | addre: N.Y. Sold ] Lurgges & Garrote, and Stringer & Townsend, 41 Broadway, Now York. ‘work on Sud all the of desutifell d plates, aa Ini loctere M on surgery above name ire. It is a large quarto, Sov | sitions prise $10. Extract from tho Boston al Surgical Journal :—"" Ie may bo anid, foarionely, tobe oaual ‘commander, will t reoisely, from hor plor at the frot of Hoord’s of Acton’s Works on the anine family of dis feet, North Rly Viuh'ine governtuont malta, dicot’ or | And fur mperigt to ef the kind over padlished ie agrees, iu of the Compan extra | The Pamil u Physioh n y, delay for Ban Francie, on ndfreight, apply at 0 ofa, Ni Worten street, North River. NITED STATES For New Orleans, The rpjond: DD. bP ER & TOWNSEND, sdway 7 A Upapion~ By Dr. ot Women—Twentieth Edition ‘Tears of satis fe. Bods metthave t | WoouLEN 1 AN ye Pr u work, it is intended especially for the married, st Show | $0); forward do, 8°; sto coutemplo ting marriags, a7 1b discloses ‘portant socket, Bpecie only ttken on frvight 10° Havan b bo thom particularly. Of lading signed ere whoao health deos nob permis of an increase of | pasagc, apply to i the bour of M. 0. RUD pscizic, MAIL STEAMS' th 4‘ line ive ,ooeent vez ie eubjeo (invract ot fetter irom s gentloman a Dayton, OMe) Davron, May i, 13k Chapres p tr va at Hd an Bin oy il hashoom perceptibly staking fot acres naere traneferre: at are oo PHILADELPHIA. a im the Gooreia, wil ce years ormere, in non of her geeat v. p NORILBANER, gsengers Leavy and culfering seme mo connect with the to vail wi * rival of | finement : every succes the passer, ma. rR pply at | B24 Pros ate § t the ec, raviiy reat Mirest, or ! bie, ner of Warr, ae wae ioevitai, and r ~. xi = ~d time, (now your book highly epouon of, as oonts BSPATCH LIN & FOR SAN FRANCT ling By case” On tts cooeist and legant Now York olippar built ship fa Ghe relief it agtorded my disses + Pior 10 B. Ris Dre’ clipper ever ba ia vie ts, cf course, laprnsticable to convey more fully the re jects treated of, a¢ poly Wk a tOMAs, J0 Broad streot, or 1 etroet. E. B. SUTTON, 84 Wall way, avd at the L v. Ks A Alabama; B. Peterson, rap TO MONOPOLY— Chava for Californs We will be trenamitted by mah the United States, Al! letters De A. M. Mauricena, bor 129 Liberty et-oet. 2g i > 3 = 5 4, poss pa Yorn city, Cie Uszontonare: bottles ectd. Lis, New 'S FRIEND ~- fo phe b sme my 4.00 The greater xi rence treet Weaner ietrdey, Nov Nov. aoe vs edn oad saturday, Dee. ednesday, Deo. Weanssiay, J dan. 7. & CO., 66 Wall street, N.Y. °. min nu 2 G0.,52 King's Rem Tard, Londen. B: Sane Se Weak sas Gas Histoae, aves Nellces peste seeipicprscions stones srsustale us: | ‘stones 01 = | etl = te dioned shoret tbo value, ahorect Sherein expresses Vy aes AND NO NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL an Saheb ak at Rese a ese only “ana 1A, Capt. —s PERSIA, Co Buasra. Cait. Tie Ata A SAMUI, ia; Capestaivene ‘Those vossots carry & eonew white Light 4 mainmast head; ements ini a beyond an amount for eta ot “Welten 1 istics med arena teet, pass through the Port ene tte Pater, = thiy by teak WtriceG x. roadway. ernet of Bi foes. | Ward'receiver none, and ne Gootor saree diseases hovver. ai Ny ad 0 y York city. 'r Hotline of indicctovion sha quackery, (tie uf the higher portance means CARD.—DR. GLOVER CONTINUES eure those ohetinats, rotrected, half cured, Up oases that ha led the skill of the inexpe- nd eueh as escape frem i ised tha mn, fre antoes a permanen ont withont onustic, which ot Ho | the former one CONVERS’ INVIGORATING bund R. D' only ri medy for the inonpacitating for gociety, if abuse, $2.8 CORDIAL~THE 4 affiction of body and mi trimony, resulting bottles for $5," with im P and single. Sod at 5 Tule arenve, Broadwsy, and 17 Bower: C Mudicel Work, on secret diveares and quepeee 0 2) ph eid, sont et | Uhiebook the worst litt ‘aftection ry if io ion on c fine, na had been mat , beat ioe using every 4 . nthe evenly eae) 4 2 Dy 4 Reads streob, two do Blowarte—pot in the etere. D oy dy ane J DR. s oor he joors from Broadway, opposite Prnetice worok ey ea Ticenses shivationel ee neqelers, ) D** ron x 18 60 pee sees he ene tn Sahay Broadway, nod lus Dagasd stress, New Fy Wo de Vite, ie bi New Hanover etgtets. Bogtom; Wright & Co. mk Tease wand 14) N so AUCTIO! bf yond oi SE a nt ate ue ien, tahehiead at bes the Queen and Maoyal Fomaliye} Family, 19 New Boas candiingen Waren. AND CLOC! ord et ‘cornet Of “nt Cane 4 Rathbono Yotsen iy toe pe yyren & Re} 129 Regent street. (Isto J b, ’ Grand Duxe Ne Unto Jo na enh) to H. 5 a. a CUTLERY a ND tUxaical NST Son, 17 and 18 New ony il CHIL, ‘oh ED. AND LADIES" LINE: Clack & Con ig sal ordervand ladies: canter i: Lyte Lay her NMajesty ‘and Prise Albert, 7 ~— ll wate Hor Majeaty, 27 Strand. ide To * ry QOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS AND SIL ppt hs Boo il the eoccagnen to Stor Pe er ean Bilisset John, Bae Tt SH mies Hob "Tlie, te ane, acne te beinee fistfacturer, 151 8 et vonster, anu ew aD EAC CaN EMDROIDERER, AND ARMY XS, OUTREMENT MAKE. Helback Louis ¥o Her Majosty and the Woyal ramtls, Regent Pope & fire ‘er 4 Waterloo Pisco, Pall @ Saskia ntooninase stre e ou’ and id surgical elastic s Es Thresher *& Glenny, to the Queen, 158Bteand. JOUSE AGE! * De Bernardy, 3 John ctoot, Adsiphl agent for Parts sed ZL nore teoat Gotel, Covent Garden, MH. Curchod. rere ee Coton Houso and Family Hotel, Lovegtowe Glo’ tor Hotel, for families and gontlem nd Berkeley strest, Berkeley Sua ae PT ilar orn Hotel and Coffee Honse, Covi y Hotel, agermyactrees: Nr. Stewart, refi SIPHONTA { (Lis OVERCOAT) MANUFAG- Tyiadeten & Son, 69 Strand; manufacturess of the 10 em root coat. PORTMANTEAUS, TRUNKS,’ AND FAourwa, OASEE Soash ate, J., 76 Watling ity, Meoufaosarey of Ripita Replat “4 Portmantea’ . Underwood te Go.s Lad Ladies’ Riding Hable Makers, 1 VeRe atreet. BrATHON NEKKS AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUTAG- Waterlow © fens Le $8 Lani etree: -e| one, wi SILK ME EN DRAPERS, GLOVERS, ETC. RS, LIN. Noon, J.» Rogent Hovse, 40 and 242 Rogont atrses. Diente fone Frechedy, a! sizoot, Caveme dish Beooh iy Berea, Sand 4 Rdkoware Ro OoLLEN WARHHC SSEMEN. tien 2 Old Toad airoet, pla ds, tartans, 62 RS AND any C CLOTHIERS. Bi nye Ci Regent b way Guthrie, nd strost, court dresset an@ Halng haste Indic one & Co., 53 Conduit cet, Regent streak. Allen & Co., 12k New B ‘AmEns, i tor Bridge Road, Cage stm 1 asemen. Jinan, Be Oxtacd suroon, bad onepet 1P MAKERS. wry iaee & Adonoy. manufacturers to the Queen, 185 Piee 9 4 ? Lp on eS WARPEPUnENER. te Hai Wuaiell & Butso, fia Bs. Martin's Lane, Chactng Rigs ‘ Treasezo, 1 Hecyichsee & stroot, Rogont strat t i ¢ broade! WAX, SPEEMACEIL AND TALLOW HAND: =RS. Aekron. He lis ‘Piccadilly, sonp, candle ead 00 wae BILLIARD TADY MANUFACTURERS Thorston appointment, to Mer Majesty, 14 ‘Cotherine svccat. Bernas evenrem. LI8T. CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. h, rescent, Marict sireat. a Castle street, late Poet eons ositien, JEWELL ER, AND Lap heyy ns Hotel and Refeeahmon’ Rooms, et the Rais ation; H. Cure ‘s Hote! and Com Pigroe SILK MENCERS, LINEN DRATERS, GLOY ERS, mosizrs ann * di fory, Mo: Monte Charch etrest. Leigh str o Gibson, Th. TAILORS” = Bisson & Low, 17 Charsh,streey shictsakers, Neetogy haters, Be. mA RSRRAGER Lien. « GENERAL MERCHANT ‘otters & 4 SHEPFIRLD List BUTCHERS: AND COOKS ENIVSS, AND ‘CHERS’ poppetoogme porate mark, foar PARI# LIST. AGENTS. Wo Rivoll, apartmonte, shipping comere BOOT M Pia Diciew, 7 Roe dos Fillo 8, Thomas, Pisoe Ot 7. Boe ih chom! at pes the Amerioan and 2 Rue Cae , three doors fre JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITE. 2, de la Pate 25 (tormeriy] of the Palaig woree. LE sinces, 2 Rye Richoliow. of anivscwas copusetiom: ‘able ied kom So” J,,9 Rue dole Paix. RR. onto wad retail, Spirits, wines, eum- rit and wine merphants, le 06 fi, 20 Rue Vivien: BAND THA WaRRHOUS , by Appoimtment to seve r ooL th, 28 Rae ghey AKER AND MULLINER invmont to forviga oonrta, a Nouve Ss. Augusta, cad tion MERCHANTS, D> Mopteaus & x Son a sig, bs Honsl, and 3 Moorenee STATIONERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Marion & Co., 14 Cité Rergere, Faubourg Moatmates, sa@ CHANG BANKERS, 1 Regent etr London. Tra lnroRTER” pn Pircrre FB. Ketail, 45 Rue Vivienne; # Verrorie. BRUSSELS LIBT. BOARDING por donee Rrethern, 6 the Due de Brads eg Rue Ni ear neem, Tanle dhove at tsp. — do 1a Coancotier! yale, opposre ‘the cries a bi’ ~A LG tor resin’ RANT, Dubost F., 2 Rue de bd » Patterio, 7 bert welivered Yo her jonors. of the sie. se Fa Pidias Te. 604 solorelr oe Ga.