The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1851, Page 4

HEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From Boston, VE NATIVE AMERICANS—THE COCHECO RAILROAD ACCIDENT—JENNY LIND. Boston, Nov. 23, 1851. ‘The mative American party has orgenised in this city’ and, om Saturday evening, nominated Dr. J. V. 0. Smith for Mayor. The party has also issued a call fora State Comveution, om the 25th December. ‘The names of the persons killed by the accident on the Coehece Railroad, on Friday evening, were—Samuel I’ ‘Twombly, engineer; Charles Young, fireman, end Richard MoOlusky. Mr Twombly leaves a wife and three chil- Gren, and Young a wife and five children. Jenny Lind’s concert last evening, in the Melodeon, drew a crowded and fashionable audience. Bvery seat Was filled, and ber reception was cordial and enthusias- tic, She was in excellent voice, and the concert was one of the best ever given in Boston. Amputation of Judge Thornton's Arm, Bas rimons, Nov, 23, 1851. The Mobile Herald says that Judge Thornton, of Ala- bama, whore bend was amputated in consequence of a wound received from striking Chancellor Clarke, has siace bad his a:m amputated, in order to save his life. Markets, New Oaceans. Nov. 21, 1851. Cotton, to-day, has been active—4,000 bales were s Sully sustaining #m advance of one eighth of a cent the receipt of the African’s news. Strict quoted at 7)y¢ The sales of the week have been 32,000 and receipts of the season thus far, at this port are 92,000 bales abead of the same time fast year, At other Bouth ‘3B porte. aeccrding to the pricey current they are 40,000 ahead. Freights are impr: ving—7. 16d is asked for cot- tom to Liverpool. Rice is dull at $3 60. Coffea is ad- vencing-*.,CC0 bags Rio told to-oay et 8'( a Bi¢c, New Onirans, Nov. 22, 1861. Cotton continues brisk. The day’s sales were 4,000 bales, at another advance of one eighth of a cent; strict middling reiling stT Tie. Molasses 60.000 gallons sold on plantation at 2¢c., being the first of the season Cr ancestos, Nov. 22. 1851 The sales of cotton to dey were 1400 bales at Bic a Ske. Prices are very full, and the market closed firm. Proviverce, Nev. 23, 1851 Cotton bas been steady. with sales in small lots for manufacturers’ immediate use, Middling tair New Or- leans and Mobile. 1 yo. a 10%¢.; fair Uplands, 9 We ; middiing far, 9c a 9c. Wool—The demand at the opening was slack: bur at the close of the week there wae more activity and sales of fleece were made at an advance of about 2),c. The sales were 66 000 Ibs, fleece, at 37¢.a 47) ¢ the heaviest sales at 5c. 8 47';0. 18,000 ibs. pulled wool. S2c a the heaviest at S8e & 420 2.961 Ibe. foreign, ac 25,> a 2c. The total sales of the week have been 7 , 161 los. Printing cloths.—The advance noticed last week is fully sustained, and the tendency is upward, with a very light stock. The sales of the ied have been 45.000 pieces €0 by 64 are worth 4\c. Money remains wilkout change. & —— Our Cochecton Correspondence. ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD. Cocuxcrox, Nov. 15, 1851 A dreadful accident occurred here yesterday, on the Erie Railroad. As Dr. Apley, of this place, was stepping som one car to another, he was thrown under the wheels, and had one of his legs and ankles horribly mashed. Physicians were immediately called in to at- tend the sufferer. A consultation was held, and it was decided that amputation was necessary. Dr Sanger of Honerdale. Pa , whese reputation as surgeon is very high im this region, was sent for, by express, a distance of twenty-five miles, to perform the operation. On Sum 2ay night, Dr. Sanger, im the presence of the friends of he fail the physicians, ampatated the injured limb below the knee, Ine very skuful maaner. Th: pa. tient is doing as well a8 could be expected The Late Storm at the East, AT POK (LAND (¥rom the Portland (Me ) Argus Nov. 22 We bave not had #0 severe a storm of wind and rain this fall, ae occurred yesterday. The rain fell im torrents all day end the 4d from south-east blew @ tempest The tide, which wes ‘ull about ten o’cl eflowed Union, Ceutral. and cther wharves, bat did mo materia! semage OF Was the baven of a number of weiter There were also several lance They rede the gule out safely, ex- : tern ech oener, with wood, which dvifted into Union wha! aud was chahng pretty hard. The ship Cerfuthian. Dyer ell ready for New Orieana, when the storm ret in, dragged in towards the wharf, but brought up without injury Bark Octavia, ready for dregged very near to Fortin] Fisr,and brought up sately. The brig Edward Lind, Backaam. from Fortune Island. with alt was out brevkwater. ia the after sigual of distress. Preparations wer masking to goto her. The John Marshail from Boston oume iB yesterday morning at four o'clock The St ‘Lawrence left bere Weduerd ay evening, and we hope ar rived eafely et Boston so early yesterday morni clear the storm P 8 —The Edwerd Lind afterwards went ashore +torm abated materially in the evening Sep Mortauiry tmelapebely par bildren of ope family were - lated to us a few eimee. Me and Mrs John B Willi children. sterted for the North fogs ¥ he latter part of October, om tbe # bed a pleasant parsuge to the mou Smithiand their tok pasege for 1 St. Louis pecket whieh | Saee This boat was re r 4 Louisville. their infnnt child 8 focy Mil aken tick. aod the next night be died at the Gal ‘here the femiiy put up The st*ending phy: noumeed the disease cholera infentum The nex 7th of November. the family stated fer Cincinnati on their way twe of the other children were taken # When they arrived at the Wr)uut street house. in t city. Cecilia, aged seven years, was dangerourly ill She morning. the 9th iret . of what was pro t. Ia the meantime. t dng daughvers, Florence ana Margaret © taken down with the same disease. and notwithstanding everything was done for them which medical skill, pa rental affection. and the Kindness of friends could sug. gest, they too. died Thus war the cup of their parents Motion filed tothe brim. The enomped the fate of the others by pry with his uncle. dtreet from Loutsvil thedittie boy neinnaté Ga Ter Coat Trane ron 1861 —The Toad this week te 26377 19; by o 7 ook, £5 OL UT 14, 1.602.029 04, total by rai t The demind for coal e kinds. exce; re loaded as f pment Ly canal would hav i, if bow year, within about 59.000 t Yrent to market from the Sehuyi regien last year and the supply by canal will nearly net quite, reach 600.000 tons. ( 550.410 07, frem the Lebigh, 294 wana, ebout 300.000 tome, makix tons from these three regi = Of the trade.— Pot!» 4 upexempied io a) Miners Inara Nor Police Intelligence. Robbing a Count yman —Ov Sacurday night, towards th+ sbort hours. an elderly man, named Chandler, « revident of Werticid, Jampton rounty, Massechuse'ts wee nocosted in Mulberry, car Walker street, by a fe. male of disrepute mamed Bilen K ursei|, who ipvited bh So vielt her lodging room, and +0 pressing was she io her jemand that the cld mam could scarcely decline ber er, with @ View of getting clear of her ciety. he comsented to treat, and (hey both went into Hi dripking how the vicinity, where they took refreah@ents Du this time the woman gave the old man reveral loving embraces. an! they soon after parted Twa shert time after the separacion the old mat mised ning from $60 to $76 im bank bills, and ted his lest lady corm panion of stealing the taint was made by him to Officer Martin. of made for the woman eat a house her as the one who. felt drivking rhop, and further be he wallet end momey, The secused being Well known to the ¢ wut berities as jept in feclrbare on Justice Osborn took the complaint of Mr. Chaodier sod Ellen was ac Tom be to awit her trial Arren of Burglars—Last Sunday vetly hour officer Van Tare t rested two colored men om ering t ree P. Levy, No 107 St Mark and also the residence of Mrs Jackeon. in M stealing therefrom property of various descriptions smounting in value to $400. Un searching the rogues the Mert found in the pocket of ome am elegant pair of owed to be worth $50. These pixtois om the residence of Mr Levy The Were conveyed before Justice Mountfort mitted them to prison for trial non, of the Sixth turday night, a d oman oriled Ann Smith.on ac ng 8 German named Wm Klemm, who is allen been knocked dowm by Lilly. and his pocket cat by force andee wallet stolen therefrom, conteining bank bil The complainant sete forth. in his affide vit, that about ene o'clock on Sunday morning. the wo. man indeced bin to enter a rum drinking shop in Leo: nerd street near Orange street. where. after taking a Jrink, be rays he was assaulted and Rnocked down b; Lilly, sed held on while the woman cut his pocket and rtoir On rearshing the premises two $1 bitle were ye wahoo. Paw ich that stolen, The magistrate. under the circumstances, com mitted the accused parties n, to amewer the harge mmitted to the morning Charge of Steoling C t—A man named Edward Filey Woe arrerted on Baturday. by office Third ward. om a charge 0: ail at 660, the preperty of F of the conte were found in the The evidence of guilt being cone io itted bim to prison for trial Ohar ge of Pyaud Dismisved —A few an: plaint wae made agsinst Dr We. H_ iol ‘Tittany, Young ‘s Bie charging the Doster with ing from them, some two years rivce, & gold wat ye sine, com by Mos rs btain vepresentati: in the arrest of t tor. the case wae carried, on haheos cor pres, before T Tallmader. Who diemissed the cave, there being, in lie jon, Be upen femes o 4 trom cor The mitte & An ty 7 § | Sweden, and the Netherlands. Obituary. DEATH OP DOCTOR JAMES B. DEKAY. We are calied upon to record the decease of another of our most eminent physicians—making four of the dical profession, within a few days, who have departed this life—vis., Doctors Rodgers, Patti- sop, Maaly, and the subjeet of this notice. The death of Dr. DeKay took place at his residenee, at Oyster Bay, Long Island, on Saturday the 2ith inst. He bad been in delicate health for several years, which has prevented a cloge application recently to his favorite studies in natural history. In that branch of science he had acquired distinction, and was the author of two volumes ofthe Natural History ef New York, relative to its ornitho- logy. This part of the work was authorized by the State ie pee in the acts ere to the geological survey, Dr. De ha one of the sci mee corps ap) wna the mer nor to accomplish He was also th author of an Thareotinn book of travels in ‘Turkey, preter a hs relative and feeds the to aes accompanies relative an the C Eckford, to Constantinople, ae the latter was wee sppointed Naval ‘Arohitest by Sultan ‘Mahmoud, ut twenty since. He was brother of the late Comm De Kay, and related by marriage to Joseph Rodman Drake, author of the ono lines on the American 3 In the medical sion, Dr. De Kay held a hi igh rank in early not recently been in active practice. his literary friends now living, were Washington Irving, Fitz G. Halleck, Dr. Jo! in W. Francis, and others, who will doubtless do justice to his memory in some proper tribute of respect. SIR EDWARD C. DISBROWE. Sir Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, British Minister at the Hague, died recently. He married, in 1822 the daughter of the Hon. Robt. Kennedy, and the grand-daughter of the cleventh Earl of Cassilis. Sir Edward’s lifehas been spent in the diplomatic service of his country. He has represented his So. vereign at the Courts of Russia, Wartemburg, In 1831 the de: ceased received the honor of knighthood. He adeputy-lieutenant of the eounty of Derby, =r the family have been seated since 1400, havo previously settled in Nortbamhtonshire eg boa hy Sir Edward was descended from the family of Cromwell. REV. SIRMENRY PD BROUGHTON. ev. Sir Henry Deives Broughton, diod on the 3d inst , at his seat, Broughton Hall, Stafford, aged seventy four. The deceased married, in 1807, the daughter of John Pigott, of C ‘apard. In 1347 he succeeded bis brother. In 1803 Sir Henry was ap- Tested perpetual curate of Broughton, county of Statford. The title is an old one, and wasoreated in 1660, % vo City Intelligence. Thx Greenwich Avenve Disssten—Anorner DeatH— Foxenats or THe Viermts.—The mournful iaterest which hangsabout the ward school in Greenwich avenue, on account of the late catastrophe which took place there, is still unabated. Yesterday being a day of leisure to moet of the city, hundreds on hundreds flocked to the | neighborhood. to see and hear all that was to be seen and heard about the event of Thursday. The disaster was made the subject of pul; addresses im several of the churebes uptown. Mr. Bachus, who preaches in the Baptist ehurch, Maedougal street, delivered a discourse chapter of Ecclesiastes. Mr Putney, of the Methodist church, in Jane street, delivered # discourse last even ing Seven children belonging to the Sabbath school con- nected with this church. were among the killed. There were 4 large number of funerals in tae upper part of the city in the afternoon; end iu the lower part of Broad- way Was one sticcession of funcrale from two till four o'clock. One of the fanerals was thet of a son of Heary Cadmus, who resides st 43 Charies street. Wh little son of M iu ge acd strack is scalp, and injuriog him death was yesterday reported, fa boy named Thompson, six years old, whose tide in the neighborbeod of Grove and Foucth We gave a full account of the proceedings before the Coroner. £0 far as they had progressed up to Satur night, in the Henaco of y ny THe Fiax Der E Coumox Couner -- The Board of Ald “ at, when the matter {the re-organization of t artment will pro bably come up. The firemen +e be convinced of the necessity of this change; and present Common umeil de not accede to their wishes. they will appeal to the incoming Aldermen end Assistants, who will, aout]. th b need, via: “The heir own depa through the ageucy of that dep. De meat we A man named William Des No. 16 Batavia Lon Wednesday las Te assis [the water, and way vered jueet was held on day. at No 104 Leon: enbere aged sod @ maa of in his mative taking for his text the 11th and 12ch verses of the niath | ers, was con. i «4 by the end he war obliged to fee bis metive land so tom in America. A | * y Usksown M eecting sor per, held f Bar lay, street, ox ve fest eight ie a blue cloth b his pocket was f Robert Hicks from the st ed to be the name aranee he was evi rowning —0n Mon mechanic limton street. nesting some machinery, 4 Wheels, and before be injury whieh caused his eaw'd Was @ mative of An inquest was dict rendered ac- {uest was held at the Bighth he bedy of « man named Patrick ‘ opegan aced thirty. d op Sunday moraine tating inthe North River { Mammond street. Tl in a state af nudity imtimating _ ite nor that the de- eeeed had been robs of his efter death The Smaak be +mel) children. resid! om Brooklyn City Intelligence. Devicarien of 4 Cuvee —On Bunday, the edifice erected for the Reformed Duteh Church pont street, betwown Henry ttreet on the Heights, Bro f Almighty God he doors, *aum { theehurch. Thi mmenced by en in roductery prayer by the Rev. Dr Bethune. the pastor which was followed by the singing of a hymn by an eff cient choir. joined by the voices of @ greater The Rev. Dr Brodhead ree: opening of 4 every portion Cn in & most impressive manner. concluding it with emn dediestion prayer. A eoilection, to extiny teh he debt om the Mision Chursh of the Thousand I th wrence, was Made. A doxclogy was rung. abd & fel benedict! im pronounced by the her Dr. Ludiew. Prov ve he University of Penney . Court of Common Pleas, Before Hon Judge Woodruff! * 2—In the case of Thomas J. Oldfield New York and Harlem Railroad Compan pied the Court for some days pest, the t agree and were discharged whieh ha ury could Tt waren action xt of kin oF administrator of Betty 4 been killed it war alleged. by the care. cee of the agent of the company, in ciay, 1040 q eared was about six years cf age. and resided vith ber perente in Walker street, near the Bowery. It *ppears that on returning frem schol rhe wae rug over by one of the railway cars, at the crossing on Centre treet, near Walker street killed, Damages were laid at $5.00. The defence p by General Sandford on behalf the company war. that the accident was caused nce. and that proper care should hare been ex. the parents or guardians. to keep the child track of the railway cars and t fond or their agente were pot to blame for the secident he jury net being able to agree, were discharged Superior Court—General Term, re Chief Justice Vakley, and Hon. Judges Sandford Duer, and Paine Holman vs. Edwar 92.—Decimoxe—Jomes 8 —Judament at the Special Term affirmed, with Bef conta William Loimbeer ve Jomes B. Thor ie and new trial granted. Coste ruit Domestic Misectlany. Freenet ix tae Hvpson Riven. late h avy rains have ewelled the waters of the Hudson almeat he level of the wharf at Albany cr Consrn For Cartronnia.—The President * recognized Alexandre de Carvathe Paes de Andrade # View Consul of Brazil for the State of California 4 LAtrcrre< At Thoweaton, on the 16th instant, by Nevers J & 0.0 Morton. « fine clipper bark of about tone. called the Race Hound about | North | ® Bative of ireland. who | Movements of Individuals. Dr. J. F. Griffin, of Boath Oproiina, and who has besa for some years past employed in the Post Office Depart- gcvernment agent for the Post Offloe Department. ones 8. Rarmeres is tol da sl pay Hl Clea ware among te tivela, eoterdons at The Turf, Oxnraxvicue Covres, L. L—Trortixa —On Wednes- day lest « trotting mateh for $400, mile heats, best three im five heats, in barness, came off between the stallions Empire and Bt. Charles, which was won by Bwpire in bt tyy ‘Time, 2:50—2:42—2:41. contest for a or $400, tools and stake 2 between ioneet Joba. second third heats; rans, Brooks was bedi ‘neck’ only in each of the pin they 29 3g —6:80--5 35, Con@rgssmen at Washinoton.—Besidos others already enneuneed, we have heard of the arrival in this city of the members of the Jongress which is to assemble on Monday week: —Hon. BR. ¥. Stockton, Se- nator from New Jersey; and tatives John @ H . Molony, of Llinois; B. J. Pen- nuran of Michigan: ‘Thomas L. Clingman, of North Ca- sain Olds, of Obio; Edward Hammond, of ‘HH, Bavage, of Tennessee; Thomas B. Florence, int Pennsylvania — National Intelligencer, Nov. 22. Married, On Wednesday, November 19, by the Rey. ar. Nye Mr. Josers W. Wuirvey, of Brooklyn, to Misa Maay KE Maxruxsrn, of this city. Died, On Baturday, November 22, in the 84th year of her oge, E.izaneTH AxpRews, & native of Argylshire, Boot. land. and relict of the late John Andrews. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her sen-inlaw, Alexander Gaw, are requested to attend the funeral, from her |i resldense, No. 217 Mercer street, this afternoon, 24th inst., at half pest 1 o’elock. At Newark, N.J., on November 22, Exvias, wife of George Watts, aged 29 a. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at 2 o'eloek, from thay oa mr eke} » L.L., om Friday morning, November 2 Jean ee Kat, M.D, in the toch year of bis age. ‘The funeral will take Pevte: at Hempstead, this day, 12 o'clock. The train for ‘Hempstead leaves Broo! “ss from the Bouth ferry, at 9 o'clock. On Baturday morning, Mr. Miciaen Kenaioay, im the 63d hy of His frievds and ‘acquaintances, and those of his ne- phews, Patrick Kerrigan and John 8, Walker, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at So’clock from bis late residence. No. 4 Centre atreet. His remains will be taken to the Eleventh Street Ceme- te On Saturday, November 22, Wicusam T., only child of Wm. H. Scaward, aged 2 yeare and 5 months ‘The relatives and Triends of the family are ‘respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the reaidence of his father, No 92 Bands street, Brooklyn, L. I, this day, at 1 o'clock P.M. On November 23, Jamrs Dean Dusrax, of congestion of the brain, eged 49 years, 6 montns and dt days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Teepectfally invited to attend the funeral services this evening at balb-pest 7 o'clock, at bis late residence, No 63 Leroy street Ilis remains wiil be taken to New Rochelle, on Tureday morning, at 9 o’olock, for interment. At Brooklyn, on Novembee23, of scarlet fever, Wrens F., son of the late Captain Jobn B, and Julia li. Rat- toone, agcd 4 yeare and 3 months, On Baturday, November 22. Carotine 3 McLzay, wife of Alexander Mc Lean, in the 39th year cf her On Bunday evening, November 23, of consumption, in the 50th year of bis age, Mr. Roueat Parrenson, @ native of Edinburgh, Scotland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the fami! are re- spectfully invited to attend his fumeral, at No. 71 Essex — this evening at 7 o'clock On Monday, Novew-her 10, at the resid band, in C fe Tn Lytander, Onondaga county, August 3, Pawezta A Apama, in the 19h year of her age, Also, October 3 Jonx Q Avama, in the 17th year of bis age. Also, Novem. ber 1, CHarcona J. Ava, in the 15th year of his age Also, November 15, Puens: Avs Avams, in the 2lat year of hor ege. BAMITEMM INTELLIGENCE. Movements of the Ocean Steamers, Famnn. Onprains of voorols an. PSver, Fevls gonter # far New York, eur Roten, 90" sere, Arcivea, lasgow (Br). Btewart. Gleacow, 15 to J MeSymon. Nov 14, jedis, Ferber, trom Livorp Bartetein. Chagrer. t, and with paseen, dae. wis it 46 15, it for New ° Vork, with paeconges USM Stoamstap Mine an¢6 hours, in bs. (Br), Cunard, Dublin, 8 daze, with passon ‘The S bas anchored ab Quarantine, so dis ze ov ike Famongers bt Jr (now, 1150 tena), Co; jeorner (¢' nd 30 days trom ( Nov, let ), Hooper, Rie Ja: with or ifee and hides oud, Elwell, St Marks, saare via Koy Woat, ottot to Coe, Anderson & Co, very heavy Bene Gen Seort, Dark Chiotts A berm brig iu the ofhug. Satled, Stesmeohip Baltic, Comstock, Liverpool. SW; at moridiaa, W; ot sunset, Nov 23—Wind at sunt: s¥. wAMmr ATLANTIC.) Are Cobden, Lan ssard, Niw °, Now7?—Blé ware Toate ai inanNOciau 7, Orlean ir 5 Sgeranoan, No iM, clipper ship Surprise, Dumaresy. A, for London, Freeman, Baltimore ins aad went on miar, Woissohorn, ork. rk. sia Adonis, M Millan, NOrleans; tb, Lambert, NYork; Se- Mobile: Africs, NYork; Jemey das, Hog oe, pesteen Buell ter, ey, NOrleans; aretia F NYorx: Cor onelia, Larkin, NOr Philadelphia: 10th, Con- Plonsante . Phi- nah; Moses Whosler, 2 Conrress, Williams, K. 'Lonnew, Now " th (see Deal) gr ins Oct —Arr Julia, + Trieet » Nov Sarr Jobn Fi Nov 8—8ld Albion, Koh! 1 NYork; Florence, Pot Marine Correspondence. eLrnia, pe «PM, Pur, Arrived—Stear ehip Oaprey Power, Ch nenuele, W ileo fo; Porte C W Larey Hoarner, Boston; Alert, hip Ber) Franklin, Se eeetale( Larebes, French, PR, Th 1 on ), Seymoar, N 10 Bown Linn, at P hore at Portiand Breakwa known. tland from Tw Tat ter, Weh; amount of damage Sot 1 by the outer We £OR pire ~ riday, on George's ° feta and bilged. Crew save is iWhatemen. The Wm Wirt, at peta kein B 15.407 2m Shetleld, of Cold freon noting sossons Fore he yond yl ® 19 bble: Cat ypries, Bi . Bie: Liverpoot, B t NS, rot ae. hs Wolpe on, Gid Howiand, do Leb; Bally Anne, NB 5 Bev awe el do, L why How’ Reon, in’ Are + 3 Golee, ri wothi, jee gh; Lieinaton, Bonkcr, Wan, bt Bawards, NB. 1 wh, Hacvoss, $0.) #h bis, Cash, ‘wes, S why }, Marey, trom NOrieans for Genoa, Oot 6, saber ars" * bot te suly Sane: Chan, bay Potty cota ied uae bike Stand ee — he Vancouver, Bwootser, Belen a shar tt oem He York, oe race em Kor lp ‘Cor ore Lian, Lambert, tor set No Sains Welty, Waiting: for wreck, , Thi Bt bw ry Bragion, D rag Hua mts 10 = me, cede hie oiaae sie ‘the fates on thas "ionouvee, rot 1s—Bari Culloma, Corning, for Caloutta, Havana: 3 ge Hes 2 bark Benton. Wert i J, f, Deeoks, Phila- ‘Sid 7th backs Elvira Harbook, Dixey, NYork; 11th, Mian- tonomi, Collins, de, ores Baa 0, Mer} liter Traws, 20.” Vin Quavan roeke eh Bid ship Trimvuntaln, ward bor CHAR! Havana and Key Wost; ship C Madinon, Clask, Boston: Jove Yor Giichslaty do.” Cla steauoen Power, Peitsdelphis: ships’ Phileas, Hlerbon Camden, Skerwoed, NYert sohr Ellas & eg. Harbor aland Os STON, Nov 19—Arr steamshi Teabel, Rollins, tel Wate, Bath, Me; bes d cod rer, slivgect Br), 8 "Power, Pathe Ry- ‘GzoR: G aay 01 Ania bel rae Fr apie ere Oe 5 Mansi ES (Del hy oy ‘3 PM—The ships Shackam coe for Liverpool; Cy pe for NOrleans; ay Ste or Cardenas: Aaron jon, Bait. Cnisopes Wm Ji ti Rio de Janeiro ‘sad a large topesit are the only versehe in hatbot. “Wind ther ovol and cloudy. i ss D x0) Vera Cruz. Cla a, ‘Tadoviey, hard Phinda elph RICHMOND, Nov 2l—Arr steamer Virxinis, Teal, Phila: delphis; brig ‘Arrow, Motchner, Windsor, N38; sche Doughty, Murph Phindelphia Cla orig Falmouth, Oiivor, i jenrico, Tuttle, N York. re Arrived. ow—Miss Fraser, Miss G Whito- 98 Pe ees Mra Gibson, Miss Mil- Aor CLascow—Stesmebi wright, Miss Duncan, ler, J Duncan, Mckay, Wm Johoeon, ezioro iteutine 3 Gil ing Mre Kickop, eroae z ee 5 Mote, V J Stork, ton, @ Moor, J Borxarh, & oe) elWall Bd sph Pooley, Me Tartan, o Motta iD kina hov J adwas, 8 J Prati, T farns, L Werd,G ra. ‘ay W Paterson, Mr MoColi, Mc Mo- Larce, © Metherso: Me" Wasoer, Mir Crandall, bes Grsadail Mise Crandall: Mt Ramenyy irs’ Rewsn' Mice Lagar—To' Romeay, = M CHAG AN Davana— tear ship [llinois—Licut Bissell, Ju Solon 0 ons. J Pauli, Miss J Adair, H Hughes, J Q Bou- lot, T Brownfield. Passengers Sal San Juan (Nic)—Steamsnip le lady and child, Wm Geo G! Mire J Cooledas 2 geuahters and servant, Mis arr, Ja cern. sad dchiléren, HM Verey,, i Drees toy fad ehild, Mr Tracy, Mre J Churehm Latimer, Indy nud 5 child rs Chazal and 2 children, Curt Pioche, a fiw rd Jos Whitton, Mrs en, Miss Simpson, ie H Marks, D Perry, Wim Moshicr. ¥ E Brady, sell, Jota G armetrecs. Prod Wheatley, Gant F Fire, Jno Brewster, Thos E Oliver, Mrs Ani Mrs M MoKeana, Mrs W Reid, J Jirlny, C Wall, Mi owe ‘J amp Piel ClireLugh, J Hewett, J Hi Ines, 8) Duly, Geo Ht Cantm: —savat, AM Bis Groor, Curtiz, © D Clark, Goo chon, Deble, David Hi Co'oma: Ovnniog, W Dunning, w *Wiistots, =y * ith, Chae M Kinney, Geo & Davis, Kelly, Augusto Begge, John T Mullen, Mehta falas Livis gaton, Geo ichasl, Lowery White, Jas Waa Th Régie A Stev 4 DeForest Sperry, | vis Thom Wan W'Teoat, Waa Seuly, Vas | Bs teciner Ronse, Jas Walken. L Lada | Ce ED 4 TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, —s| Opes THE STEAMER Thanking Trion that date, ree NSONIA WILL LEAVE | AMDEN York to zatoambons JOMN E Afternoon Lino, a4 o’elook. | ¥ a dock, $2. Bmigraut Lins, ot 6 ip AuROY RAILROAD LINK fhom ea ve Pior No. i North River, lorning Lin, at 5 o’sleek by ith: | for P. id; tare, L. BLISS, Agent. Nix TORK AND | me rom ig veg A yours Philadelphia ¢ireos—U: Mal — in is ours vis Ne Now 3 “Raliosd, wt class, and oP a peces eae. ‘Toure M.,from foo! f Ra | 4 from foot 4 ba ay Leave Pai. on tas toot of wal a EXPRESS AGENCIES, dsc. Berosp & CO'S GREAT CALIFORNIA pate ‘ackage, and Parcel Express, qr n Milaoie, o1 v Georgia, on 3} Dorede. on Wei th On xpress. Drafts, rolleeted ry ‘the lowest, rm ~y¥ all waterproof, in ee pty aad", ¢ 128 1 eck tn the day of sailing. Gold per esat, SHIPPING. Bxitisn AND NORTH PRERICAN La b+ , bets N ve maila and a Cr CREA, oth a Os CaNaba. a et ine white light ‘at mainmast head, ard: red eco America, LZ from Fi York se hovton * a LY Lace Btoamenip Compan 19400 horee puwer,) Now York & FROM LIVER POOL. City of Manchester, Wednes- day, November 5. city ¥ jester, Thure- City of Decem| City of { Bistovore. ‘hureday, City of December 18, City s 4 0, N.Y Tf Reese RIC DSON, 41 Bi . Hi No. 9 Walnut street, OR SAVANNAH THE UNITED STATE! mall steamenip ALAB OMA. Ceptain C.D. Ludlow, will SATURDAY, Novem ver 2, at 30 olock, | Ry eptendid Gouble seein | ste D. D. Porter, U. 8. N 4 North river, For freight ot MITCHILG, 191 Front strest, the Lyon, #illeail on Saturday December 6. OT THE NEW sr For freight o noes ‘apply + ks & UO, SH DEW ey ee ned ae Wi ie ae : vier ro xagennie ey etre, = To conel 'y Acorn, Wows | tie i Mr. Burton; Mar; Jeromiad Gos! ach; Orace Longeht farce of Sse mots f ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. PARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, ant Monager, Admission to the entire Museum ad bay 25 cents; Ky “J be eth i toreating the VICAK OF Wal sei dept Primrose, Mr. ra, degra Miss Mostayer if Day there will be three performances. (Carlositios se usu HRISTY'’S OPERA HOVSE, MECHANICS’ NO Ko) Broadway, above Grand re seers ie he k until further notics, Tend wel) 1° elsok. Ths patrous af Che informed that the Saturdsy afternoon concerts are dis- ii ‘On ay, November. 7h, ‘Thanksgiving bra fternoon Concert, commoncing at 3 Digg ty Porras MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ Musi ween Howard an Fecalved. "with the greatest favor from all perte of the Union. iL is thee city. Admissi tiost comfortable buildings ta 25 cents. Poors open 8 Oat 008 foort to commence at 73¢ 0’ lock. An very Wednosday and Saturday, com- grand Vocal and Instrumental Concer) mn Bonday avening, Decemver i by n commit of this city, for, the relief’ of Mr, Joseph a hcghly. aber of the Fire iy through itis Seon depeived ne of suppert. The tollowi rtiete hi perousiy tenderee thelr pratuitous Ehiiba st be Bostwick, Miss Maria Lenoh, Mr Stephen Le: x. John Bc Kaley he’ celeb with, Prove joncertina; Mr. Goodall, Vio- have the heuer (of guaking his frst ort risa). ‘The who! he direction an Loder. Tickets, 50 ia music stores, oF of the following Commeliug ¥- Anderson, Zopees Mila, Jcbn Berrian, Morgan Morgsns, Joba Murphy, Henry 8. Carpenter, Daniel Goyer, James Crovaman, Stephen Ht Peeks, Jamon ¥. Gillespie, rt Pal Darius Farrington, Wi Tweed, ‘ASHINGTON CROSSID NG THE DELAWARE.—TH8 great national picture, by Leutze, is exhiditi with immense success, at tho Sty-vosant Tastitute, Broadway. Admission, 25 conte; gisldrens 1256 conte; oom on ticke conts. Opei from $A. M tol0 P.M. EADINGS AT HOPE CHAPEL tiully announoca that he d Ameriean wei ELLOWS' K STRELS, at BROADWAY. Tae MA agers take pleasure in announcing to the public ‘s tich agement of Mr. R. H. Sliver, be cag le = jul delineator of the wegro ‘character rivalicd breakdo. dancer, Whish. togethor with | ee Performance of the well known band of negro Mia et ele ‘make cho greatest bill of azmusemects offered to the Sc) ee SHIPPING. F°, LIVERPOOL -U NITED STATES MAIL oem 4 ship ATLANTI ‘apt. Jas. West. Thie steamer will Gepars with tho U.S. Malls for Kurope positively on Sat Cay, Doi Gch, at 12 from her foot ore PPOSITION TO MONOPOLY —IN DapauDEre LINE for California via Chi 4 San Juan, 40) will gall for Ch: im Friday, Novoraber Bi. trom Pier Worth Wives esanest a with bhe fe iat, iene Hesumental City, te. Teave Panama ou the 1bth of it. For 2 8p oe ae ‘Aer bh 51 Cortlandt stron. jov. 4 ecitely Se'eisck Pe Mes fem Warren street, North River, for Chagres. ving in the Georgia will connect with one of the Com tra ston n. ers, to eail without any deley for San Fransisco, on arrival of the passengers and mails at Panama. For passare an¢ fr ight, apply at the office, No. 177 West street, corner War ren street, North Biver. NITED STATES MAIL STEAM For New Orleans, vis Have: mi Chee tei ange of eailing day Rota 3 on tens ac throvgh 1 Fare redace The t, R. Chapres pases ners transferred at Havana te oa PUILADELP: la oe ving in the Ge MAIL STEAMSHIP sCQMPANY—ONLY Line for San Fi pacirc, rr mail thesia ‘Nonr HERNE &, for San Franciseo on paasng: trol oflice, tr ‘Went ttreet, corner Warren stree! MEDICAL, ND FEVER, OR AGUR AND FEVER —DR hy’s Sugar Coated Pills will cure this taplossege tae mty-four hours. They are for sale Scents per box. A cure quarantied. HO:NIX PASTE AND PHO:NIX MIXTURE. —THE re parati They sre G ‘old at the et, corner of Chat! R_ CONVERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIA’ oply remedy for those ead affections of body incapacitating for society, b oF matrimon. from self abuse. $2 a bottle; J bottles A $5, dvice to the mat nd single. wery, and of Feanttin secon. " Tha: rk om private di youth and posterity, for sale—$! » Sent te the country. N Every youns }d pousens thie book common antages the auther hae eet whieh he weal "iurtance. having resi Ticraees folie a by al followed by & long an ed exclusively to this Cee 5 romiee more certain Pade : -% sy if eat sa | is recal ont, ibe ce tovted “Bron those of sbe serious complications ek m A fee e hi te disoases, iit be peastbee \ cure, Ke hy often ected dreee bo: D's° oted bis practice to the trom’ ee dine He most Thave not office, with the first names s untry hae ever produce a STREET, 0 2M BL Si in ne tare ie sera ioe “ai D*.. MORRISON 18 CONSULTED Connie INTIALLT diseases, was | he Be pete et irty- we Recent onsse he cures in thee eee ot yeaee, Hoe ve cadblee him vo oure {2 hie private omce 360 OF PE TILL CORRD— DRS. 5 1t street, Sap their icononat 7 be relied floured e és peter * tendon Bei 1 foo ti COOPER, J puane STRERT, HAS, FOR TH | xen Ss Mondays Nov. a Box office open every re aay y from 9 ‘ahan by? STOR P — z | ress ‘ERA, A! a Bosured bate nar mths subeseipilon might Stem rk ad MAX MARETZEX ROUG TAM LYCEUM. TESDAY Ay BY aNIN( 25 —Benefit of the La on an on ROMANC) ary, yo will be offered hi t half. bling, and ee briums, Ke. cay D REALICY, ry, with ‘also, ‘a Solo on th Vi reparations f NOV, foNEY MA ead @ full etre: of tho as 2 ¥° 1 eee e bel, we joes as au renee rf T o'clock. "Tek: aig Bvacuation day, ‘oad the reception of Kooretn FRA LIN MUSEUM; 175 CHATHAM BQUARS, k above tho National ‘Los, a ever ieeted for the ir be se ca dara ont cir beauty an Feb tel ful tab! blonua com uae Arab Girl vaniete of feats end doxteri| Ritition of Marble State variety of gether with 0) : Afternoon ani crea Admiasi Beste in day. veats, aK cents : bene as O THE PUBLIC Stuyvesant tute, 659 Brow o the finest amateurs in this cit assist, by few Ballads. eine & givon Tuerday, o'clock; Readir, a K ct eB Fo roadway; Kerksie, ot ‘8, and at the door of the patirt: or frien it gi poe a sori ty y oem ber 2. Doors pd tee commence at ele Hal & Son’ tute. pudlis yas fer % os 2 cue a: ry "hoskwer ELLOWS ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, 444 oe way. AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, i ment. Phe > di eveneg, will ony ean - sobook ilies, Professor ¥ siving ® pra on Briday. m ee sorice of bis ex! FA. will ta, MPORTANT AND SPECIAL NOTICE 70 THE CiTt. rons of New York, phenge my oS 4 Balt 4 ‘country residents, 80. 2 tleelars, fee future announcements. 3 __ MEDICAL. \ EDICAL carp ea GLOVER CoNTiNGES ¥9 va ved & te gly 4 trpote ri nota tty abouts odue, biog for the last aes Wie ry ft utr Loviciius names, wi 6 xtravareas 01 shows val-named ‘ADR wires, went Ne FEE TILL CURED.— De. conpeir ‘tially atrect, may be consulted eon ti of delicate diseases, Tw riorm Ly recent cases re an eminence in Stie aad of the in Awerica, where tll fu nee of medical or a apply with a certainty of being honocabiy deale wi ig a member of the University of the City of New aE. z vEMY CONQUERED Pe RED DROP. ution those mist: a ‘Separate roo It ti ve fot them not atlsy to call lished Hunterian Dispersary, 2 Div will find a certain, safe, aud effectual eure, ina vory tow for private consultation, and a medi- coal book gratis. withort and be cured with: wae yo from the moet tho be five without ben treatment ii of th the worst short tim in a fow hi Li aftiio tv 7 hen her, it, her phi teure. He to eft, but you . Sheet rt ti hilitio afosion on my” Sedy and fea notes cnet ae * +f i ye ae oid hen, 08, every quack m a "Wim. Pergeaon, Perth Arcbey. hie? rater fh . A.M thon ‘obustic, which others ate (aoe Bro: rath vee La tersoh, wwe doers trom Browdway, iwertones in the store. Ah of E MARRIED wetter J ratvase A es Dr. rt ani Maurice teth Edition, lame, w days. is reeral ‘ucosst; it b nove both by the landsmam $5, warranted to i be ft ‘who ing. oe rt eos the if the wi - ir at long = ial eet, Where they AND LONDOW Lg ry F or PRIVATE b: Applioarioa, tg eve y, Ly] al a2 A PP. 0—Price taensat’si eoguish bo many itoulties to Saree night have Noun vd by 6 tine 34 red by a poraeasion of nee inten: spacey ecm s acriol, or thoes ao it scores, & BR bo th. om parsiocion Whose health doce not pormis of an increase Of family. 19 it is of special imy ar he erat ig very of itm a. bys at ¥ and LU Fulton otros, oognes of Dy ed plate, as Inte on surgery. and ere ite 8 cae was itute of ne Remarve del bottles, with fall Cigeotions, Li Mor many are ov: 0 i 192 Bro WR Llttle, ie New Orleans. FEWAND. —CROB! $500 BEY mort certain, he ee oy Se eee tee iv Duan Sin My wile has rer 0 three years o py ia Wie talte nak lena ae Teri: 4 on ore s (rnminent paired of. containing reset perues), tao to yeu Whe relief it sitorded Y imparted to my on leecn- bo tranemitted if private di restriction of durinoss.