The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1851, Page 8

NEWS BY THE MAILS. @ur Washington Correspondence. Wasuisaton, Nov. 20, 1851. Anniversary of the Baltimore Fire Department— The Procession, §c. The anniversary of the Baltimere United Fire ‘Department came off yesterday, and was seally & splendid affair, the plearure attending which, as related to those who were more busily engaged, a3 well as the immense crowds of spectators, was en- hanced by the mellow tints and bland air of an Indian summer day. Thirty-one fire amd hose companies turned out ‘on this occasion—fifteen of which belonged to Bal- timore ; the others were from Philadelphia, Alex- andria, Washington, aad different localities in the State, numbering, | should suppose, in the aggre- gate, fifteen hundred members. The procession was formed in Lombard street about balfpast ten e’clock, and at twelve the Mayor arrived in a carriage, having on his right ‘Thomas N. Lock, Esq., a venerable lema and one of the oldest ae. of the city, an also accompanied by J: a Le Grand. In another carriage, drawn by four horses, were the Rev. Dr. Roberts, of the Wesleyan persuasion, (the orator of the day,) and ex-Mayor Hunt. Asthe companies passed ), they sa- luted the y, or calher Mr. Loel ) returned the compliment by repeatedly uncovering, as did those ia the other carriage. He wore the purple cape and hat of the Mechanical Com to which be belongs. The manner in which th Co- lumbia Hose Company, of Philadelphia, saluted, ‘was peculiarly graceful and tout a /a militaire—the Singers slight! nome the hat, with the palm of the 0; turned outwards, the members wear- white gloves, as was the case with those of the er companies. en, were tastefully decorated with flowers, and in some cases were drawn by eight, ten and twelve horses; but in others, more bee os aire by hand. Some of the companies wore scarlet jackets, or frock coats—the latter was the dress of the New Market companies—with hats of the same color. ‘The Mountaineers ef Cumberland wore le jack- ets and bate, as did one or two other companies; the Independent—the oldest company in the city—wore drab frock eats. The Mountaineers had oxtend- ed on their engine—surrounded with bushes—a stuffed deer, whieh had been kiiled by one of their number {was much struek with the athletic appearance of the men who were thus assembled, and their erey and independent walk, particularly with at of the members of the Deptford company, who wore white jackets. They - men, from the roundne: their shoulders an oomprest chests; had these cin thrown forward in their natural position, they would have been a body “se A most graceful walkers | ever saw. Ul business seemed to have beenthrown aside, and the Streets were filled with of all races, ranks and conditions. It was estimated that the cost of the day’s celebration to the community, in logs of labor and actual expense, will be $60,000; of this it is said that the Mechanical Society will expend fifteen hundred dollarsin the entertainment of their guests ; which is very probable, as the Benbow are persons of considerable standing and red to be workin; After nie throw, = different streets, the pro- cesaion proceeded to Monument Square, where they were addrsssei by the orator of the day; and as the cars left Baltimore at five o’slock, we met one of the companies on its return; until which hour, everything had gone on poanetalty, and | trust nothing sul juently occurred to oul, the close of a day ttat had so auspicious and creditable a cem- mencement ©ur Baltimore Correspondence. Battrmorg, Nov. 21, 1851 The N York Catastrophe—Rev. Mr. Traynell— Cc of the Institute Fair—Yacht Race, ¥. ‘The appalling and heart-rending accident at the Greenwich avenue schoolhouse in New York, is spread before our citizens this morning, in tele- | Graphic details, and excites univerzal com misera- tion The Kev. Joseph Trapneil, of tais city, having been called te take charge of an Episcopal church at Bristol. R. I, bas resigned the pastorshig of St. Andrew's church, in this city, and the Kev. John Campbell White, of Williamsport, Md, has been elected to ill the vacancy Mr. ‘T'rapmell! is one of those ministers who © not been able to submit to the tyranny by w! thie diocese is governed, having more than once some in open collizioa with the bishop; and, althoogh dearly beloved and sus- tained by his flock, bes thought it advisable to ac- Pe aa proffered call, sor the sake of harmony and yan ‘Tke Maryland Institute closed its annual Fair last bight, with the distribution of premiums and ao address from the President,and about 10 o'clock, with a number of invited guests and all the distant contributors, sat down f a sumptucas evtertain- mentin ove of the seloons of the Institute, to the number of about one hundredand fifty. ‘The night Was epent very delightfully, the most fn event of the occasion being a speech fri Pultney, tbe inventor or the patent leg, which re- ceived the first medal at the World's Fair He gave bis experience at the Fair ina strain of humor and vivacity that was listened to withthe mest mark- ed interest, and drew forth repeated cheeriog, and some fice itiments from the compan: ‘at George L. Broom, of Philadeiphi the friendly trial of speed between he — clipper Baltimore, yesterday, came ith apparent ease. S is a much larger class Sook, acd of a most beautiful model Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puinan «ta, Nov. 21, 1851 BPostyomment of the Trersom Ty 1als—The Stuss Be tween the Counsd—Excitement at Christiana {"he com moncement of the treason trials, assigned ake place,at tho earliest, before Tuas.!*? og more has been heard fi entlemen, aod no definite | fragt oem mace by the counsel en: trusted with the prosecution, “ enacted by them, respect: oan from the vicini*, chat an intense f ling Ae *~ i 5 Seen en the abject cn -nate trials, ple ; «¢ community there, generally ia tne prisoners A geotieman who bas been ee ne ghborheod | for the purpose of procuring ev! govern- ment. tells me that he found ly im- possible to hire a horte, or to obt ain aay accommo- dation or assistance whatever E Puttave a, Now 21, 1951 Sympathy for the Afflicted School Architecture Police Officers Fined ‘The cad calamity in a school house, in your city, is the absorbing topic of conversation, being a disaster that strikes home G and induces a sympathy for the fate. [t recalls to mind an aecident of a similar nee, in Twenty or thirty children injured by the breaking of a balas trade around a staircase, daring the rush caased by an alarm of fire; but happening to be only a two story building, the children had not a great distance to fall, and therefore escaped without fata! on to the parts to ba | , hurts, except in one insta warned our school control: Ive new sebool bu of balustrades, Tiotently strong to avert such accidents Tho plan settled provements n by our School Board has many pst the “old style of buildings, in addition to the acilities of exil it. our Distriet Court has rendered a William Seed and Edmund G for arresting and ~~ 4 @ for a fagitive from jas- ‘tom they w on the look out, having been pet on the track by a telegraphic despatch Our Albany Correspondence. Avoany, Nov 19, 1351 Speaker ship of the Howse of Assembly by tho newspapers, it appears to be conceded, of Gli sides, that the whigs will have a majority of two in the House. If thore were no collateral or indirect questions pending, and if there was no di vision of silver gray and woo! head, then, oven with this bare majority, the w! would as easily ¢lect their offieers and control t branch of the Lee re, as if their msjority was a score or two. There are some eight or ten silver grays elect od, aod two certain, who are uncompromising James Monroe, of New York, sod Tunis Van Vechten, of this city; and upon them, as they hold the balance of power, will depend bow the House oll be organized. The Sewardites will attempt to seduse the grays into a daucus on the night pre- ceding the assembling of the Legislature Should 1 theg ete get 0 swallow that bait, and go | 6, i into o @oror y Poutd be bound, ip au o abide by tue desision or the polit mejor | stated to have abolition notions, and the bosom friend of Seward, will drive the silver grays from his support. On the other hand, the democrats ee Noel a ottls tute of talent necessary for ne ate their members are . most prominent am he ie is Mra CA dabaoie ‘ot ture several years Cranes, who was in the He is spoken of as likely to be the caucus pw ve of the “united democracy.” It is aot asked whether any of the members on that side of House are bunkers er baroburners. There ia not the shadow of expectation that any democrat can be elected Speaker. There is, however, another view which may ba taken in relation to the Speakership. The silver grays holdirg the balance in the House, and having among them a member more superior qualifications for the chair than either of the other parties, may insist upon ing, him reeerer, volens. This geatiemen is Col James Moa roe, of the T'welfth ward, in the city of New York He has been in public iife longer, and been more conspicuous than any other member elect. In Con- gress he exhibited much ability, and in the Legis- lature of 1850, he ranked amoag the ablest ate courteous debators in the House. He is an iacorri- gible silver gray, and is as ultra upon the slavery question as any Seuth Carolinian. abolition- ints jit oppess him to the last extremity. Now, as Mr. Monroe would be most exceedingly flattered with the honor of being Speaker, and his friends would likely ask for no other officer of the House, it is among the possibilities that a union may be formed between the democra‘s and the silver grays. Wa such a Dorgain, a democratic clerk, and other cers, 4 be secured, and the Sewardites, whe were so abusive last year, although maddened with rage, will be panes in a minority, without aay power and share of the spoils. Upon reflection, and a careful review, we cannot ferceive how any other persen can be els a, Speaker but Col. Monroe. The enmity exist and growing more intense every day, between te two sections ofthe whig party, will prevent au agreement upon a candidate. When the democratic members find, after a dozen or so of unsuccessful trials, that they cannot succeed, and after having fulfilled ail their party obligations imposed upon them in caucus, they wiil be justified in making choice of the least unexceptionable Speaker. Be- sides, there isadebt of gratitude obligatory upoa them, for the great assistance rendered by th: silver grass in several localities. Had the friends of Mr. ueees 3 in Monroe county, repudiated the Seward nemination for Senator, and voted for a and the demoeracy would not have rejoiced in the control of the Senate Mr. Hatch, of Buffalo, and Mr. Summons, of Oata- rio, both democrats, to the House, besides cast- | ing hundreds of votes for the hunker portion of the State officers. It is, therefore, a matter whisa would be only reciprocal, if the democrats vota for a silver gray Speaker, after they become ooa- vinced that one of their own party cannot succeed. The Tragedy at New Scotland, From the Albapy (N.¥) Express, Nov. 21. One of the most revolting scenes we ever wit- nessed, came under our personal observation yes- terday. During the morning, intelligence reached us of a bloody tragedy that had been perpe- trated on the Delaware turnpike, about five mites | from tbis city, the v: 3 being a man and a qife. | We at once proceeded to the spot where the dead had been committed, and found ofr infiTmant bad bat faintly dessribed the same. From the evidence of the witnesses examined before the inquest, held by Coroner Brower, we glean the following particulars :— The deceased w named John Moore and clizabeth Moore, bis wife, the former about forty years of age, and the latter about thirty. During the torenoon of Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Moors had been in the city, and on returniag had stopped | at La Grange’s tavern, where they both drank quite freely of liquor. They then went tothe house of one John Day, about an eighth ofa mile from the bridge croseing the Normanskill cree Hore they met Mr. D and one or two others, and liquor was drank frecly by all present James oy vestifed that he was present at the | time, and dronk with Moore six times, and probe bly more, and this ks Moore had drank considera. ble when he, witness, was notby. Witoe aot | see Mrs. Moore drink any except when sharing a | et of spirits with five others | He did not bear | oore speak harshly to his wife, nor did he not any iil feeling between them: He had never known M. to quarre! with his rife, bat on the contrary be had always spoken favorably andkindly of her John Day testified that be took Moore and bis | wife home ; that they were both mu?! and thet Mrs. M., upon getting out of tox'cated, the wagon, Sm | equal to 6 months credit; 2,250 Buenos Ayres green = er, Mr. Kirby would not have been elected, | Thesilver grays also elected | market, dull. | very little prorpect of obtaining higher prices, unless | N Stowrs varied; 600 bbis. spirits turpentine | | brought 3650. @ STiec., cash, and 400 bbls. common romin $1225 @ $1 876 to sell at easier prices. eon arcela from store, which are beld r: The sales, aa reported on 'Change, were 660 LIVERPOOL CLASIFICATION, None. Non nee, estimated at 127.000 baics. Carvin — = and patent rperm found buyers at 4230 @ 47 4c.,cash. Corres —Sales were made of 100 mats Java st 1c ,and fo at 8ic. Market quiet. Imported this day, a ers remained in demand at 1730 « 180. for old, and i jor new sheathing. ‘There have beem 1,100 quintals dry cod dis- 2 Stools in city, in 800 mate at $2 70.8 $275 Facrr—About 1800 boxes Malage raisins changed hands at $1 half do. at 95c.; 10 casks un at pri- vate bargain; 600 boxes layer at $2 20; 60 barrels Zante currants, at be @ 6c.,# decline, and 60’ bage Brazil nute st duc a 2he. Imported this day, 2107 barrels cur- rauta. 67 butte do; abt ara drums, 360 balf drums. 120 quar- ters 253 boxes, 21 cases figs; 226 cases brandy fruits; 278 begs nuty, 90 cocoanuts; 118 boxes, 400 quarter boxes lemons; 110 boxes cranger; 886 sacks, 416 packages al- monds, 2.131 kegs, 5 barreis 100 half kegs giapes; 40.256 boxes. 7387 balf do , 5,855 quarter do., 1,070 kegs, 506 balf kegs. 469 trails, 266 barrels, 116 half do, rairins KeichT#.— The extreae inclemency duriag the fore- noon checked business in this line. es to Liverpool, however, were without alteration. Flour was at 1s; wheat, 4d; cottom. $d; and cheese, 208, To London, flour was takem at 1s. 9d, and for naval stores. 2s 3d. was demanded To Glasgow, Is 6d continued to be the rate for flour was no change to nctice in rates tor Havre or California, Eines chewed no great animation though prices co tinved firm Within the week 1,850 Buenos Ayres, 43 lbs have been sold, part for Canada, wt 123 1 bales do. dry calf 9 lbs. at 16c.; 600 dry kips, 16 Ibs, 15\c., all 6 months; 4.900 Angusturas at 1] sc . equal to be, ana 2.572 Carthagenas and Savanillas at 8., salted cow at 6 Texas and 60 0 Western iter, 1,200 0, on private terms. The ,000 this evening, exclusive Imported thia week. 333 hides. Ixow — Near 120 tons Scoteh pig realized $21, 6 months; Imported this week, 25.565 bars railroad iron. 616 tons do., 16.846 bars, 1648 bdla., 1.160 bdls. hoop; 540 bdls. sheet; 600 boxer plates; 111 plates, 1,194 toa pig iron. Leap —1,000 pigs Galena were picked up at unaltered rates. Imported this day, 1.960 pigs. Lrartis® hag arrived more freely than it has been sold, and exhibited a downward tendency. There seems to be of horse by sh pments to foreign countries American lea- ther is destined to & market abroad at no distant day, inasmuch as the cost of the article, | when landed in Europe, would be considerably less | than that produced there; while the leather itself, with | a little more pains in manufacturing, would be unques- Honabiy superior to the European commodity. The | ecocner therefore, thet Amirican tanners iatket abroad, the better it will be for their own future | promperity ard the generat bealthfulners of the trade at | home. The quotations cuscus, 12 day, for over weight hemlock, were lle 1fc ; medium, 12 @ 1fc.; damaged, 8 a lle; upper, in the 16 a 180 ; heavy oak slaughter, 23 a the. light, 22 a 2c ; and bepaleck tanned yn ina, 30 a OT !fc, per Ib. Imported this day, 100 ide | Ors —The sales were restricted to 3,00 gallons linseed | at G50 # Géc, cash, and 1.200 winter lard at 78¢ 9 80c , same terms. Imported this week, 5 bas. anniseed, 20 puncbeons. 9carks linseed Provrsions —Pork and beef remained as last noted, | tm cmbracing 400 bola of each af yesterday's the bur figu ie SuO bbla. beef hams fetched $14, for delivery in December, and 200 bbis. prime old lard fetched 8c a aie Otber articles were without change | Eatate —Sslkee by Auction-No 3 Chambers | . two story brick house and lot, 28 feet § inches iromt, 25 feet reas by 64 fort 7 inches one ride. 94 feet deep on the other, $18250; No 22 Duane street, two tory brie fromt boure and lot. 24x60, $5450; No. 24 po J etreet, (wo story brick house and lot, 252067 Bs oe eee ee eee, at Wo td & parcel of 1500 sacks La five. at $1 $1 & = Imported this week. 3,4; Tels, 85 tons, 8.0; @cks end 12870 busheia. Scoes --200 (0 German were taken, at $6 a $10; and fae Pm at $24. Imported this week, 27 cases bd 8 boxes Soar —Sales of 200 boxes Castile were effected, at 9c. « She went into the house and got a can- pon coming out handed it to her husband, | witness says he used very severe and barsh ‘abguage towards her the a they were seen alive by any per son. About six o'clock yesterday mornin, i man named Samuel Wooley, while passing the | road, heard a boy say that Mrs Moors was $0 dead He went directly ts the house, and found Mrs. M lying about five yaria from the door, jast inside tae | fence, het head partially blown off, and lying in a pool of bood. He then went lato the house, aa tound Moore laying by the stove with a double bar. relled fowling pieco by his side, one charge of | which had been lod ed in bis right penetra ting his heart is feet his two little giris—the | one fi nd the Sher two anda half years old were ig intheir night clothes, woeping a fell di di their hearts would break Dr. T. Van Allen, after examining the bod! gave | as his opinion that Mrs. M was shot by her husband, and subsequently that he bad put an end to his own life From the g pinion of the neighbors, a ¢ evidence, the following conclusions were ar- deceasea were both very muth nto fter Dov had them, and they bad gone o the house, they quarreled together; | that during the Siepu:é, Moore took bis ere ond discharged both basTel at his w most horrible manne”; placed tbe mur be jock discharged one most certain that both barrels were dischar, when be shot his wife, from the fact that be must | have re-loaded the gun, aa one of the barrels waz | leaded when found yesterday morning. Whar should bave led to this truly bloody deed canao be imagined: they lived bappil together, and | were never known to have — led. - Moore had been ace known to quarrel liquer— which wa deprived a ot control of h while qeacrell rie to his side and wit f the ba stomed to drink, although be was never Maddened by ith his wife mome wife, g with his > effeot bis have lived in the house d for several years conceived, and immediately carried They horrid purpose where the tra assert that the { ity between them equently nesred any dif! 4 ‘nich Moore had been dei the poisonous J ing, induced t al action which first his wife into and perhaps a tempor feeling cf rem “ged m to put ao end own miserable ex The two orphaned chil appeared to be wol aware of the melancholy proceedings which bai thas early in life deprived them of both father aac mother ‘They wept bitter! y when toid they should never see their parents again. The mangled re ins of the wife, and the livid features of the band’s corpse, would have caused the stoutest heart to sicken at the sight The jury of inquest, after carof deliberating rendered t t ng verd “That Elizabet Moore cam her death by being shot by he hus band; and that John Moc his death by shooting himself, both beiog oto ner Brower them nafely interred on (be sam lot where the deed was committed, and then re turned to town. ‘The little girls will be sent te the ¢ an Asylum, where they will be properly taken care of by the matron of that institution New Comet. Mp. Bistor’s Onservatory, Reoent’s lark, Nov. 1, 1354 j Sir—A new and bright comet was discovered on the 22d of last month, at the Observatory of Baron Senftenburg, in Bavaria, by Mr. Brorson. it is brilliant nucleus, and a cons 4 ous double tail, one branch being turned t the sun, which is a rather unusual direction Me Brorsen compares its appearance to that of the ee comet “which I discovered in the peas ot | and hence | conclude it was visible witho: | kinds cf foreign wools would be rubmitted to. the telesco At five o'clock on the morning of | October 23, the new comet was in right ascension | 13h. 42m., and north declination 32 degrees La minutes The right assension increases 6 min 17 seconds daily, and the pproaches the North Poie at the rate of 1{ degrees in the aame interval. Supposing its movement to have be00 bie during the part ten days, it will now & at, of tantly abovs t Ci day meat (No $ month oye Linported this week, 16 cases ® were 200 barrels Ohio avd prison whis- st Ze a 21 \e, cash, the former value. Im whiskey, 43 hhds, 111 , sported tie week, sit bhds , 1,148 boxes. pear evgar Tarcow —About 10.0CC Ibs prime have been sold, at TAC. aT Me, cach Tonacco —Purther sates cf 220 hhds. Kentucky were Teperted, at 9!j0 @ Be ; 250 bales Curacoa, at 250 ; and 24 Havana ot private contract Imported this week, 1,805 barrels leaf 157 caves German, and 140 cer+ons tobacco. Winrs —Bome 25 qr. casks Port obanged hands, at $1 1509145: 25 Burgundy do at 47) « 660 ; and 50 sweet Malogs at 26.0980. Imported this weok, 1,666 baskets, 1406 cases, 702 bhds , 60 Imlves 1 621 quarters, 76 Indian bbis.. 1 butt 2 cetaves wine; 24 cases absynthe Woo. —The market still continues very dull for this article and with the exception of two public sales, ou the 20th end 2ist. there has been little or nothing doing Holders sre anxious to seil, and « slight decline in most The sales cotion were, on the 2th:—1 bales white Ronaelia | iat lie; #3 do fine white unwashed Turkoman 16¢o fine biack do do, ll}ce ; $8 black amd gray bed Rovumelia. 9c ; 10do washed Russa, 7 ie white washed Bmyrna, 20%; 10 do. gray limed Constantinople. 10\¢ ; 10 do. back do. di Aich ed, Use. Om the Bet u 15 do Tripeli, 22° ; 13 . od do, 10Me ; 10 do Iceland washed, 20a { d thie werk, 64 bags woo! Pi brick. 12.400 Bath do , 10 tows brick Buss 5 -=176 casks blraching powders. Brrr -= beef. Conn 47! ) toms, 55 éheidroms, 64 wagon loads coal. «10 bogsbeads, 74 boxes, 21 packages magnesia Dr 4d corks ec da aah, 960 casks corbonate soda, 20 kegs de 100 cases, 20 boxes byuorice paste. | orces ond 60 casks aikali, 10 casks atse at bic ere, f casks phosphorus. 2 cases ereorote, 40 cases porge. 10 cares balsam, 3 tina Tonqua beans Di ew oops —464 900 Ibs, log wood, 62 tons do Dy re --10 begs eumech, 14 casks madder, 52 bales co 16 packages dry goods 405 begs. 118 bartels, 52 boxes Indio te emp * bone cea reantling. 682 pieces boards | the residence of his fat! | turds; DOMESTIC MARKETS. Baiantos Carrie Manxet, Nov. 90.—At market, 1,600 Telegraphic Reports. 7 cig Nov 21, 1851. at 60 a 532. R. 0, bhd. staves have jj; gales at 263¢ a ‘27e.--they are all 1c. Cincinnati, Nov, 20, 1851. sold, to-day, at $3. Sales x to N on flour, and %o. on pork. posal 8i tee change on New York is quoted *{ #1 prem ; and 3g discount. Cincinnati, Nov. 21, vy Busiress is very active; 4,000 bbis. flour sold to. day at ‘Hogs are firmer; good lots realize $4 56, at Which 300 bbls. ew mess ork changed hands at 612. on Now York are at premium, with « market. The river mea- sures thirteen feet, and is alee Burrato, ie. an 1851. Receipts since our last: 6,500 6.000 bushels; corn, none, Weetern flour in try tl iter re- quest both for home trade and export; 2,000 bbis. Michi- gan sold at $325 a $344. Wheatisin fair demand, but the firmness of holders checks operations; 2000 white Ohie sold at 7c. Corn.--The demand is good, but there ie no supply. Mixed Western sella at dlc Oats still searce; sales at 27 cc. Acnany, Nov. 21, 1851. Receipts of the past twenty-four hours:—-Flour, 18,000 poles wheat 8,000 bushels; corn, 14, 000 bushels; barley, 44.000 bushels. The inclemency of the weather checked eperations, | Wheat was steady; 2.6(0 bushels ordinary jencsee sold at 98c. Corn is steady at yesterday's rates, Barley is easier; 32000 bushels changed hands, at 76 « 780. for two rowed, and 81 a 82c. for four rowed. Married, On November 18, at the Church of the Ascension, New York, by the Rey. G. T. |. Rector, Joan Pivwe- rarer, eldest son of Kingsmili Pennefather Hsq., of Golden and Knockingiass, county of Tipperary, freland, to Seena, only surviving daughter of the late Lieut ol, Power. HE © 8. ‘On November 2i, by the Rev. Mr. Paterson, Mr. Ro- nent Dicxsex, of New Haven, to Miss Janu Swanses, daughter of Mr Jame: Swansen, of Edinburg, Scotland. In Washington city, on November 18, Dr. Braxano M. Byans, U. 8. A , to Miss Louisa, eldest daughter of Col. J. J. Abert. Topographical Engineers, U, 8. A Died, On Wednesday, November 19, Mrs. Aws Axpnsws, aged 71 years, relict of the late Hugh Andrews, of Bel- fast, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, on 8atur- day afternoon, 22d inst., wt 2 o'clock, from her late reai dence, 36 Bond street On November 20, Amrxia8.. daughter of J. Sherman and Serb Ann Brownell, aged 13 years and 7 months ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral from the residence of her father, No. 21 Grove street. om Sunday morning, at halt past 0 o'elock. Her remains will be taken to wood Cemet Ou November 20, Gxonce Wanann, ¥ Benjamin and Phebe Quackiabush. in | death caused by the accident at the Ninth Ward School. The relatives and friemds of the fa are respectfully | invited to attemd the funeral, from residence of his parents, No 708 Greenwich street, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock On November 20. Jane M., aged 10 years and 3 months, ——— and Catharine Devoe; death caused by the accident at the Ninth Werd School, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this day, (Ssturday,) at 10 o'clock, from the Baptist Church in Sixteenth street, between Seventh und Eighth avenues, Her remains’ will be taken to Greenwood On Thursday, November 29, Kowano Gurswex, son of Mr ava Mrs. HP. Glenney; death caused by the sccl- dent at the Ninth Ward Behooi lace this «i it 1 o'clock, from r, No. 24 Jane street. From injuries received by the accident at the Ward School, No. 26, in Greenwich avenue, on Thursday, 23th fat. Assy a. * -* daughter of John W. and lary EB 1 Stews — abe 6 years 9 months and I days. ec snd friends f the fas hleo the me. bers of the Blooming Grove Lodge. N 82, 1..0. of O F, His funeral wiil take fully invited to attend her funeral, on Saturday after- ech, at 1 o'clock precisely, from the residemos of her parents, No. 109 Righth avenue, near Pifteemth street without further invitation Newark papers please copy At the Ninth Ward School on Thursday, November 29, ano + Hanren, aged 10 years, daughter of Joseph and Marion Harper. 4 ¥ i attend the funeral. on Sunday, 2%d inst , at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 135 West Thirteenth street, without further invitation. hy ye Bay, L. iH on Friday morning, November 21, James EB De oth Mb iu x in the 60th year of his a The funeral will take place at Hempstead, on Monday next. at 12 o'clock. train for Hempstead leaves | Beooklyn, frem the Bouth ferry, at 9 o'clock. | On November 21, Hannier fv, only child of Joba De. ‘emater and Harriet Fvenden Williams, aged 4 years and 6 monthe. The friends of the family are requested to attemd the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 520 @old street, | brooklyn, on Sabbath afternoon. at 2 o'clock On Frids Pine, aged ‘The relatives ang friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the fuceral, on Sunday morning. at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, No 102 Byliivan street, without farther invitation. On Friday morning, November 21, Dr. James R. Man- ury. in the 70th year of his age | His friends, and the friends of the family, are respect- fully invited te attend the funeral services at St. Bar- thoiomew's Church, corner of Great Jones street and Lafayette Place, on Bunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock pre. | cisely, without further invitation On November 20, of croup, Danie. Wevanr, ¢on of D. > and Urania Winant, aged 4 yoors 2 months and jay 6 The foneral will take place on Bunday, at 12 o'clock. M.. from the residence of his 4, No. 37 Bouth Fifth street, W illiamebui relatives and friends of the family, of his brother. Wm K Winant, and also of bis brother. in-law, . Francis B. French, are respect- fully invited to atte , Without further invitation, The remains will be taken to the Cometery of the Evergreens. On Friday, November 21, Joun Saver, only ebild of _ecrenpge Zl, at 9 o'clock, A. M., Mowes 8. | Jane Ann and the inte Samnel Appleby, aged 11 months and 11 days. The reiativer and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further ievitation, from the laughter of Dr WJ and 8. 8. Van Zandt, aged 10 funera Bri years ica beth et rt. eged 7 father, T B Abbott. No. T4 ington street. om Sa- ek Jace and Bl trom, aged 2 years and 3 months his father, 212 West Fifteenth street day Nevember 21, Many McCanwsy, aged 60 | On street. om Baturdsy afterpoon, at 2 o'clock Suddenly, on Friday morning, Euiza Canovive, twin months and 9 dar The relatives wnd friends are invited to attend the Sunde: On Her friends, and those of her sons, are respectfully invited to ettend the funeral, this day,at 1 o'clock, from 163 The friends and relatives of invited to attend the funeral, from morning. 22d inst der 20, James Avovercs. son of pet | The friends of the fa are invited to attend the funeral. on Saturday at 1 o'clock. from the residence of At Black Rock. N.Y , on Sunday merning, November 16, Saran Carvareve, wite of Junius H Hatch, and oldest daughter of William Mitchell, of Louisville, Ky Long (sland 5 #pers please copy MAMITEME INTELLIGENCE. molasses iz copper igria; 40 kegs red tend; rid, W tlerces Paris white (9 carks whiting; 67 bole, 11 kegs. 2 » lack tone plaster 975 buahels potatoes ) bbls, 8 casks regs cares nardinee pola wild canary, 6 casks peed 6 tieroes 00 cases 127 bundles. 1 418 bage pimento abe tin. pieces. 57 aticla, 56 loge. 396 ero‘e! hogs ay; 1.668 pieces boxweod, 7 76 bundles cooper MARKETS ELSEWHERE, ATOOR SALES Begron, Movember © —Brokers’ Board—S ehaees Michi Asiicoad, 10834; 73 Ontensin road, BMG: 4 silpond, 27 Sig, 4 bo, SB Railroad, 106: Baltimore ma twigs ili road 69, 200 (* " cf 4 Mows ve this T Oapraine of — vould. vento communica. paper. would None. Cleared. tie, Comstock, Liverpool, ye Gotine & Oo. Fortes Sp Loy wiand Aspinwall. Eake Gibben, New Orleans, ‘onter & Niok- Coronet (Br), Wilson, Savannah, Roohe, Brothers ebtnoes, Mommeib, J POeGe’ « teche, F sip"ptne ship Bal ait NS, 3 itney & Co a Th’ Conitooks Hslitan, NS, J 8 Br), Eaton, Liverpool, NS, B W Dunham & “sage Bpraque, MoBurnis, Parsboro, NS, J 8 Whit Beaman, Balvimore, Mailler & Lord, Arrived The BE pilot bost Washington. on Thursday aint (Nuy and of Paulding Chapter, No. 10, o. U. A, are reupect: | ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | residence of his grandfather, No 36 Mubert | m meagan tm “Wind et suatise, , SE; os meridian, 8, with fog. hehe graphic Marine Modeous, Kor 31. Frank, BOO A gt ep ed por potty do on wane bound to Baltimore. . teenie Marine Corroependenees 1 Arri Pasnayly Walton. Richwond; brigs Celestina, a8, Now Beatord;,Z ee alas 40 ican Mail’ atone: Siorioe, Calas; Mary Bivens York: Oneida, O'Neil, do. c |—Bark be Bromen; gehrs “Asa Eldridge, Pee na Pa: j Miscellaneous. # Sreamen Gex Tayiom, Com Tatnall, whi Mas Soth ult tor, Wasblngs pba Panty leak when about 50 nicees da. o Mawson, tam harlenton, al ballast, got aabo Sou the Stee, in’ Grooured weer Crawfrrd, and seared om ‘nd ‘Am Bank Pxitan, Hi London, la from Singapore May! pus and path at bak Boahy since which shee in no voscune ot er havi eer hy rl got 8th inet rh Florida eae ode tne ‘was insuraac ee Ba Save Many, ( city lost near Cape Race, AM FisHING scHR tacts basing il for Tra aphut inte Sydney prey to wh se wa i fous of eaves adie ‘und Toland. four STRANGER, of Sandwich, which sank some time since in Wareham barbor, wish ® cargo of corn, be towed to New Bed’ord 15th, and will go om she railway fo re Shp Jouw & AL»emt (not Johm Ab! AY spoken of al 7 4 on the Pelicen Shoals on me, 8 three days, when she was got <n somewhat One a gin on the 13th; another y eT & A is Ph hat has ‘been ashore in that neighborhoos 16 Constante, in collision with bark M port, was from Mobile, bound to Barcelona, lumber 4 Charleston Sr Havans, experienced Ming winds the entire 1) Was dotain- ed their olbadg wi jana by «heavy No RonsTADT, Oct 20—The frost continues; bud ioe has not eb made in tho Neva, A good doal of snow foll last night- 1¢ wind has changed from BSE to N. Whalemen. Arr at Boston 20th, schr Rienzi, Joseph, of and vis Pro- vincetown, NAtlan| Sowen—-AueT Int —, lon 11436 W, Sharon, Rule, FH, 1200 da, (80 reported by the Andes, at u—was reported July 29, U0 6p Notices to Mariners. QUARANTINE NOTICE. {UR The Board of Health has ingued by i Diario of the 234: ea of she order of of ik admission of vessols arti which cave'rion tote Jaet (which prohibited #1 Brvail in the Pi ase froi A t CHAS J JAUNCEY. LATED, RN, Bee's 'y, Lloyd's. THE LIGKT SHIP FOR WRENTON'S REKF. THE DeLAY in the of the Light 8! = Carys fort Reef to Brenton’ Reef, Long Isiand Sound, is caused by the unfinished state of the structure erected a the named place. wit p Colnmbis, p silaben, ona Caloutts for Boston, Sept 13, et perastel pe from Woeosung (July 15) tor Lon- don. irae at 55 508, 22 4 (aly Byes rome Gardner, fro lon 31 07 W. Crocker, from Liverpool for Bo: W of Tuskar. hPEpwieet, from Liverpool for N¥. cert 004 tab, Gray, from Liverpool for NOrleans, roared Conk 21 days from Bordeaux for NOr- mull |, from Calcutta for Boston, Sept 10, of oy prves,! Drew, from Norfolk for Antigua? , lon 72 lore Ports. Au00k Bay, COB, sepe 1p $14 U Amnniz, abi Sept d— Be Ben M Anrwuhn, Nov 3-are Helicon, ad Baxesuaven, Nov 1 Sid Gaston, Blaake, N York. Burst, Nov 2Ship, Constantine, Perkins, for Havre, to | losa or Terk w wea, Bi .. B, Nov 7—Ship Cairo, Taylor, for NOrleans, Idx railroad ir Now Bhelt irs eLelian, N Pe. IF, and Rad us, for NOrleans; Ovsa- a So Barks Lucy I Hale, Thomas, for Bris tot, B, neerty rea¢y) Fy. te: Catieens M Oe tnt ayy: Bld ‘Sle, brig EL “. NYork, ( Canty Weve ane Aner, Bene , Londo, Bh Yor N York; Sevosteis, and As- dein, nd Clansman, fer Sa- vapnsh; Meliss, Dear, Nev 3—Arr outta, Loring, Miramichi for Lon- don, Diadem, Myrick, Kiver Bt Lawtence tor d Mone for ay Sab. I Elizabeth Hamilton, Torts Cponsranr, rk Roman, Stetson, from Cronstadt ice 27th by head w hats Nove "Sootian, Corning, and n, Jeeheon, from, Cronstadt tor from ey to repair fe Ost te, , off the Orkmey Islands; did not Nev 2—Bhip Alkmaar, Barry, from Rotter- sip adweondack, Uilleepte. ady for N Thelen’, inducement shuuld oer; H Ghailer, Gorham. for NBeaferd and Bosten, Jane A Horsey (Fr), Salmon, for Panis, hips Chilo, Gardner, for N Bedford, dg; An- joston via Calin, arr Aug 27, for Manila, few Thom for Hoag Kong, eid, shige Oclehia. ‘sii i N Cooper, Flitner, Ceteutta; ark N Ihe, Davia, for Boo. itd heen delayed ‘by stsknees ot toe ax a a Mary Ann, Glawson, Pringe Island fo Aephy;, hy mi sreamahle Barers, Boston, 32 oi lth, brie Berghe Ae Cla 120h, sear Unicorn, pgs, Petorsbut wewton, Ja, Oct Mi-Bid steamer Honds, Ramedell, Ba- ALLA. enroct, Noy S—Arr Hyperion, Perkins, Cronstads, Clé 7th, Moses Wheeler, Boston. to load for Rio hae! ae, a 4 nGhateats, Be Becta Norah fdamvie, Coon, N i, Borman, srloston; Panola, N York; Boston 15th; 8 B Lewis (#), juimbo, Gorham, ay: eo 4 ag “uind, Le cr hia Me ‘eis x re y; Chatham, Ferny fogs gel ih “aeepae ‘Vamos Titoomb, Maling, for Calews Caloutha@; Teh, St Lovie, verite, Pickance, and . NYork; Jas Ponnel, ypeon, Charleston; Liv: ; Comyae- leans; Victor, Clark. Crocker, Crocker, from se Boat wee Cld Mb inet, United Chisam, Alexandria, Egypt, Stateoman, Anderson, Ss EO for NYork > Zia; Sor pron, Tinker, ready ich sh seb dest ae ts ‘Oot Ship Joliet, Moulton, for NYork about Nov id; bark Roxana, Washburn, for Boston few days: sud others a8 before. enh Kate 8 Biles. tay, fro Copies. Clarisea, © MALACA, Oot 28— Worlgans, | ee ar ag: 8 Sarah Olne Thetis, ——. Landon, te load for cig Banchard te Toad for 5 Ortoans. Xe Te Rte Devonshire, Hovey, London for WBN 1m voussl in port. Noxpol bark So- ‘orremna Nowe i 4 roing vound: Tal a spt ee N per 8. to | pee as NOr! ty ‘ ton, a te “tae SBkolfield, Caloutta, —prr St John, — Brig Blisa Burcess, Glaweon, Juan (Cube), gr th P N oth, sche D a cit Aten, Motive rales Tresk, N York. a m vessel in port. eet Bs. Paro. ot NYork. Bid abe ab, Nita doors 1—Arr Gilbert, Green, Havens. Home yo 4 . Cl 4 Ati SR a Bie fea team pao pon ers tachors and wo wont ashore on Staten Island, bet yt Ree sent reed Ried, ‘iar tag Pat ai ikntas Triton, Molasses, : poh al fen Tre: 5 atk eee ‘A large Bette ihaieoton pened Solud sone and. weshler vessels that aren: se eet Greenlow, Wil- iMaty H Caso, NYork. Cid 1233, brig Agonite, Penpicn toch ts Pibea 40, uae, Yonng 3 Tay i oe, ther 5 Sanaa Leet 17th, + ‘ER, Nov br R Borgen Je James, Balti- 4 16th, wobr Ophir, SN York, with bee award cargo” my, N fa bark Manchester, for Bos poegn, for bos rondy; Choctaw, to load for bf rt ‘dorian, do. ot the Buoy on She Lad, Fe, ands, C} ipihara Sansa tek nate Norton. N'York, (erro- se Boston}. Old bork th wn, Al . NYork. uLELBRIDOR, Chas Thomas, on 16th. ‘Nov ll—Arr steamships Winfield af | CMEW Ouigaw isisna, Forbes, to dian: sips: pont Ono Nathaniel Rite Ge Cox, ne "Bal bites, Bilbe NYo ‘arke lorace, ley, Philadelphia; tom NYork Cid thie *haniogt ‘and Charles Chalo: ‘Chase, sloop Corinthian, NYock. sebr UREPORT} Nov 19—Arr sche Oregon, Cook, Baiti- ‘NEwrorr, Nov 20—Arr schr Martha, Dudley, eee for NYo sion Ne Nev poh, Walden, Providence for Jo. id Mo (and sd for NYouk 3 Perking. ting o Megs Amerise fa past if this id brig Beare | & ah, Sid sobr Valen B a Kenney; Wm it Nan bo eat oul "aso sian ame or] fio, 4 gy yee Sng ae Griffia, Bangor. 4 nes, do tor E Brooksville; Cb. oaton for rh sbips Flying Cloud, ey. for China, wtg crew; W! the Wave, Milles, ay Ley toon, Gane Cook, * Halu, for do, 13, ship Ste: C3 ‘Bb: ‘Bacholder, for th Mitek for ¥ ya Frencisco, for wal 18th; Ki is: ‘Nov li ie sohre “qepstlie, Wicos, pee Jona, STAUNTON, Nov 17—Arr sohr Tillie B, Secaders, Phila ISLINGTON, Nov 17—Arr sehr Harrison Pei Sana. sYerk Cha 14s th, schre H Brown, Hulse, New York; Jona Fotte Brown, Ci i Dos Bums), sth Rar, Norn. * Passe: rs Afrived. Lavreroot—Steamship City of Maschectar, a4 Pailadsi- in F Zeat, Mis Zent, das Sp Palmer, tive regent 38 Twilkine, MP Region yh pices. Wivte. “ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ba OY RAILROAD LINE FROM Sapient SRR anmcr sebagai gees EXCURSION. SUNDAY TRIP TO NEWBURG AND WEST PONT ding Dobb's Perr Verpiacts, Cor Spring. i oo WUiait Gapial es vats mbere fhe a f~ sshgvegpincee Returning, will SHIPPING, NG rassancens PER a ey pansic for Liverpool, Soar: « UNITED stares MALL sTaam E ain Ji " Ces November, at 12 at 20% pool cs 4 ving jnotuaiiod cocemseaor whieh ie veally saainas too large Lay o Sold t seal. teas, post New York. 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