The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6970. MORNING EDITION----TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1651. PRICE TWO CENTS: DOUBLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. Gi Ban: 7 TRIPLER HALL.—THE AN- Ginn cpa aE Mak Malt, hon when She wii eiie sets aval artiste will aire! Madame ANN. ILLON, maga av RL MENT AL. 00) Mons. JAE, OE EA satantemetive heats} has been on, . < Conducter—Ma. Gaones Longe Further el each; may be % usic stor Sirona ec ae hires East Fourteenth atreot- Chas. Tite, ‘second Vice Pre- sidont, 17 Third avon first Vice “William hat Sifeed ‘arclay street. Lis ab. T. Walker, 63 Exchanges jartlett. Wn iinet. 1 Vesey at. Chas B. Evimen, 131 Poarl. Richard Irvin, 98 Front Nicholas Carter. 142 B'dw: émund Arnold, M. alker street, Henry Smales. Tie. Adi ‘Tospectfully informed that Wedae the proceeds of the above Xelusively for the benohs ot jate calamity in Greenwich 4 the trustees of th id school ‘wal take obarge Of it for distribution. Admission, for rshatoczasion 29 cents, THORP, Mauager. ALIFORNIA —A PIANIST—A COMIC AWD SENTI- C meptal Vocalist of great Ualouittn oan de Lady vo" pf going to Coserate, Fhoy rei at responsible jerald office. _ THE BALL SEASON. ECOND, ANNUAL MILITARY 1 AND Civi the Herald Guards, Ci c Soons, om Monday E AcEnon FIRE ENGINE co. No. 4 — THE ANNUAL this Company will Now se Bt tho Apolo ay © West, Wm. Mercer, Dan Ne John’ Garvie, Joun' R, Scott Cr Merit pate vit is ih c nay ton Tate = Troe ORL: con NION gounsn, U ke on aor one P. M. yurse ata, oatok wel ay. bie ol bar enters 8 Flatter. th "Ferry, Brooklya, at ientare each way, 25 conte—and re ie sport is over. SOHN L SNEDIKER, Propriotor. FOR SALE LE AND TO! LET. FOR, S48 OR TO LET—TWO COTTAGES, BUILT jn She Gothic style, by day's work, containing six rooms, With wood, wash, oo juses, Ae om Marcy. aad Delcalb aver close stage route, Ninth ward, Brooklyn; ire of John Clark,’ corner 0 OR SALE SEVERAL ee Wirg buildings rdens attac lost of tho i a in Greon Point, Locality, easy of access by ataze, from six id Re TE 5 a btreets, Green Point, ‘OR SALE—THOSE mabe 7 iz prom. FE ered Houses and Lots, situate and 133 Fem Gok) street, bet ay ese houses contain Sees ate and will be sold for $4,008 ly to 8. % Brod N No. i Wi ta Wick Ores tame Ne ail street, in the Croton OR SALE—AN INTEREST INA MANUFACTURING lishment, where the demand for th ie wh used in buildin, ag. to alm supply, and ats large profit. It ia a rare chi weaeh ® good emall investment, asy $4,000, Answers will dentially treated, an bes addressed to Steam Mills, at this office. WE, oe SALE — THE ig me pag STONE FRONT . 23 t Fifteenth st: near the Fifth avenue; ‘the bh is , oad pig in thet most substantial manner, egg with all the modern improvements. Two-thirds of the ey oan res ry bor ance for ona 800 may ad sud mortgage. For fur person iat hase one of thi a pr Profitable ai in the eity, will ad ‘ais ee. pele te HOWES & BALKCOM, 83 Nassau strect. OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, AND Btook of a Grocery and Liquor Store, eitaneed in in 5 pope lous neighborhood, and now dois & hood busin bandsos fitted up, and is ‘capatfe ot the most oxten- Apply, eee, dressed X. ¥., Herald office, re an interview can he had. \OR SALE~A WELL KNOWN AND ESTABLISHED public house. on the end river side of the city, near ihe Ralirona Fepets with ing rooms completely furniat- ed to accommodate ut ‘+00 lodgers, and wy? pists The ber recorpta from $15 $2) daily. Apply to HO LKCOM, 83 Nassau SINTH ANNUAL CAMBRIAN “BALL.—THIS Pell take place at ‘ssombly Rooms, Broadway, helto: will perform. ' Tickets $1, (STARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND WaLTZING Aoatens, 5S Bond street. — ew classes forming for gva- Siemon on Fuseday and ‘Friday crenings, at 0 "look: ng masters the Parodi mazurks, com- term! please apply as above. IGNOR nw RAKDIS (DANCING ACADEMY, git etally Dy gives not potion thas ble cuaagee for ere ee overy i a dance Sind ing Classes for gentle: Sino and ‘sobocla att attendes at wane ae AuP, Ra. i4 ACADEMY FOR ba Peportment, ab Stuyvesand Ln- mag pe Slowing ars, oompe of the, S0w bis dances and waltzes intreduged and taught by f Hari Ls La Nou- ha. Classes oe Masher iA uees o'cloy 2 bg And esis tenia he bey ers. 4 ty Fo Hi ate it 22 ie HOTELS. ‘ONADI'S HOTEL, KM BROADWAY,—A PRW PLEA- PD PAPE ROTEL BROAD Y AT A TAY Cutts had bialles vatrnaatd torme as above. 4 z, OF WEST AWAY HOUSE, CORNER, 07 ¥ rate mYERANCK, from the T us and central 3 house is and todas stadee acted ‘pon the ut lor pi he oliy. A Te will be Ad rented. aropean A‘it HOTmt, ALE STRER eit ~s. fo inform the citizens of the United Stee ASTROLOGY, &. PREWSTE: FROM PHILADELPHIA, tr DERS RS. B. A TRN 4 Ammmopax.<p 9. w. ROBACK, FROM rRoM SWEDEN ga services to the eiti- ‘he office, TH, 1350 — PROFESSOR feol it incumbent on me eaiculation which PEL PHL, JANUARY back—wy Dear Sir ere he” pub ry a power unate in business than vid joal of ~~ on me, at y oO4 street. treet, Adan wnilt "be ‘oh erful Hann, No. 0 % ereet. Ci NEW PUBLICATIONS, Lg CYCLOPADIA, COMPLETE. WITH chonp. Mt ri) nt it, boum _ ran fave xh fice, 1.000 Phentricnl Costumes, finely colores er with a lm me colle ot Magra rings, it , Landec apes, Views « Westen RO. Algo, 014 Books rieae, by y 10d Nassau sieoot } OR SALE CHEAP, IF APPLIED FOR SOON, THE well known Dining Saloon, No. 15 Nasasu str.ct, former- vy kept by Damm & Francia. Tho resso: 3 selling out is, the present keepe: ble health, of weak constitu $1,500, cash. Apply ad ready for California. Pric at the counter. OR SALE.—A DRUG STORE, HAN DSOMELY FITTED best locations in Broadway, for family tion business, ‘It has boon establlahed for hftess yer w offered for sale because the owner is about removing to the country. Address C. W. G., No. 192 Priace street. —— beng ad Hern e coed of 90 Terziiversi torment applied forsoon. Apply ie he premines, Water street. OR SALE—THE STOCK, be ong Avid GO0D- Will of a Grocery sore, siti desirable lo- 4 now doi Rent ie exay, Apel tonowEs & ec ace estaba Fo SALE.—THE igh om AND « AND FIXTURES Alhambra, will be LEA! daa rates rate busiogas, and h capital required, ofthis paper. SALE THE STADIUM BOWLING SALOON, Fixtures complete, together with lease ‘tight yeara to run first, 1852, For Mr tke premises. 5 NOR Fo: SALE, THREE wee Glas te ANTE Foonuns, pore rE Rise, and im, suitable for I treet, top floor. , lately jadies’ pot doa” Apply to BRARY i tine —A VERY VALUA ote La sale, consisting 0 about WW vel Sts, is Law Booksalier, REEN HOUSE FOR SALE, EIGHTY PERT LONG eighteen feeb nd twenty foot high ab highest int; double each . ly before Thi I etreet, or at the corner of Gol streets, South Brooklyn. Hs 70127, ap Fuanir ‘advertiser has’ two story an near Broadway, acd. between G ‘cralived ftom top to ‘of ou socemmod ity athe houve is extablianed . or ty seduce Croton, “ water, baths, Re. ing wel ntrodw ‘and if net sold, shape be Tet. FOE iced ioulars address rs might Ritbe te ¥ has not some means, Shiva whash FOR SALE. —TORESR DROP he ded 7 feet Wait ‘6 foot Hoag on on be re tue ‘ok jong | one tee high AND, No. 63 Broadway. ESTAURANT AN AND BAR FOR SALE—ON BROAD- way, situated near several FF fee pe & of nee sold vere aI” sent We pndostak 8 YOUsON. eet No, 282 Pult WELL ENOWN TEAM BOILERS FOR SALE.—ONE NEW aia PRES- sw boiler, 4 feet soneist, ‘3 feed long, with He | tmob Sues, lao one ey Tooomotive boiler, tbo 8 feve frome, ioe dimowr, ineh new. furnace, 2 fee: 2 The ‘losomotive foulse 4 nearly cate UNbENUILE foot 10th street, B. Rivor. STORES AND SHOPS.—THE EXTENSIVE PLY E srorY brick buildina, Wo corner of Kim, Of the stoves and tha el tr msi ar tien wil Secure one of the best busi business Locations in ‘Apply het “WNT HOMAS OCALLAGHAN, 48 Roosevelt street. ‘0 RENT—A NEW ‘AND NEAT GOTHIC COTTAGE, on Thirty. -cighth street, near Fifth avenue, with Croton antels, ery convenience for genteo! roadway, up town, to rmall re- id . . Also, & ators 0 ERCR. 13 Wall street. no ) LET OR mauhatA-FGE NEW THRER story ruil ta finished im the best ty 7 blocks agin the by FoR. IGIOUS PU! i seem upon gouges ae Yu bi BASEMENT STORE, yree ot.ane rears, RT—A BA’ 0 LET—T ere, aan tire. "Ro be seen (T° LET—A LAROR FRONT PARLOB (FIg8T FLOOR with or w board; also, ssmall room. Apply a S4 Duane street. wits At R — i y desirable 1o December cae! 8. “Custo House business, nil regulations areola reoeive a ‘eter OM PSON & tikeHicoce Managers and Agea's, 119 Ponsl stress, cor. 0 We! SALES BY cain acde nnd A weriON Norigg —Gnocanins Ase N afisersalt aan, tae Takeo asin mus loneer, 87 Dey sivoe meen ie . sen ans a 4 tomcat oe OTION NOTIOR.—THOS. B: ER — | face 3 ae Ae ay laa, fret, Machine ae feos We nia il cna ag Wheels, Grocers Sines, Brandes, be: Also, ¢ trunks ods, Clothia tly of Feraloar, Glassware. be. from 8 private be 004 order. Algo," 1336o'clock precisely, ob Ho83 Bookman strot strect, of & perce snd other Wines, tH oed wos. a tia ther with an el it and ehoiee assert: soldered od Sacer e all of ‘wail bas ne deen pen cepa i ip the richest sales th: particulars ot whio! vertisemente. fiver’ em! ll, a a8 abo sortment "of Cabinct “Furaitare, ° comprisins splen sosoueey and maha Tetes, parlor Chi , Tooking and righly upholstere a oF Me Harris, near Broadway J. W. Brown will eel, a tbe entire sieke of Lapdsome and valuable Furniture tained in t! onsistin, fa, above store, 0 s ‘Bo! Tete-s-" and f of various styles; marble top ry Dial Bureai stands, marble tops: cen Tables: p Bbc, oore and Be andhny bor ete rocking Lo Hatetands; cott: rv] hairs, perempto; ‘Terms cash, in cits Jataloguce wil be ready the day previo b) E. VAN ANTWERP, FA le one Poe Bale of Spey on ~ araivers, oneiete of 7 irrors, 26 100 each; 1 ditto, 54 by 72, oat LTS each: 1G hata tn aa each; 10u with al Tih ree’ Waahatonds with solid macblo basins mirrors sboret i sotay 1136 feet Long, in orlawon plush; 6 Chairs, to mateh; Chairs, to natch, with urniture. Towel Standa, owas made by & Roux, withoud regard to cost, and hae use only sbout six months. The stoe! comarioes 8 . ro assortment rig be vats, Gloves, it Bo, &e. Also, 150 yards mati Oil “clot floor. Catalogues ready the day befor: YF, COLTON, AUCTIONEER -—THIS DAY, NOV. 25th. at 10 ocleck, at the auction roo ‘0, $9 Beok- ‘dining and card do.; dre (thee Lesks and Chairs; patent ada aad Mate bl rela’ Bedstende; curled ma Beds treates; 2 dozen Pallisstere; straw Mati three-ply and ingesin Car- ts; Oil Clothe; Leokirg Glasses; Couches; Stover: Kitchen urniture, &e, Sale positive. VAN ZANDT, AUCTIONEBR.—EXTENSIVE le e L,UWU yards of second band T: Bi Spruce strest, W yards of super Oar and well worthy #! others. Also, L. VAN ZANDT, AUCTIONERR.—LARGE AND ‘special sal rat 40 Clothi Lemal viet Uveroonte, Y the pitention of dnen 0 ado Clesiing freeWae "6 Panta ‘eata, Ke., we TD ieiotee ti BHALL—GREAT 9aLE or REAL RerarE— ox ~~ pene in front, soo een “iret ae hs yar Sts © premises — maa Se regeiet a 5 $6,! ighte use of the hat room, $75—$3.00) sienna tings ‘spss gia hike dis r) Ere " ent tt epioe 1, S14 OW; taxes, 0 ‘ou inten fatal ee ae ben: Inborers. $2.0; scrab wi wl 3 en, $24, Prot I ny xEu ‘$5,000; door ee $k FORTE 10 leaks da Sen to pay at ot valuable rosewood aud malogsay ;acier, cits room and chamber Furniture, with a general » of which ater ty matt the. 8 £o AAA whale will be positi rtee— Als JAMELLAS AT AUCTION — all ateves, will sell leeti Cam Minas trons the eel » Broadway, corner of from & private OYS, DAMAG D FaNoy 20008, CLOCKS. &, Sill eel, te for onsh. - mn Goods; 16 ery {- ease; & quantity of loose stun ‘aug Ormole JOHN NBILSON.—aT Ftd Op SaLh- STEAM ere! jel nesdey, the 104 Deoe: me R. THOMSON, P INDIA RUBBER GOODS, bi PL D. A ON TO SHOR "Dealers Learning that toms unprinepied Elastic Gore to manufacturers of m: aad braiding of and positive violation o' factares of sells the Gan ros cuted for wtf they choose ve Are requised so stam) fonts” all others are infr at the consequences, i! and by nites "Sevtes, teen ° rae ty pon mined the lotters Patent is- aring date the Ostober, 1340, ae aa wee of elastic, gargs, made mada i | CLOTHING, AST OFF CLOTHING — WANTED 6O PURCHASE shout two thousand dollars worth of good Lu ities, wood © lett-of ST OTF CLOTHING AND FU! _ —Ladios or gentiomen desirous of 0: . furniture, Othe Le ae ya Vn Baste fais RAT NG AND FURNITURS WavTer having say slovhing, tyrniturs v0 rea OFF CLOT —Ladise of gention: ewetey, 0° sock goods +: of, ema obsata & & yt CS) 7 lor the visits Mes. is 4 Dow eh conse a ee 3 COWEN, kim soon OF STR UNOCEASINGLY FLOWS WITH Tak mbscriber Ladion and gontiomen fnding he sre the highoss petos, continue to se theiz ortors foe 556 apie oF eit Cnet of Apparel, Jeweicy, Parner, Se rads COWL, 1) Mal seers. Wout giver thivadvantagm |b Veenmen F arrival of these vensols, The steamahi, NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. THREE DAYS LATER. ARBIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA, AT HALIFAX, VERY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE, The Mew Blectoral Law Rejected by the Assembly. MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH. SP iBKLING ACCOUNTS FRON ADSTRALIA. Gold and Diamonds in Abundance. Another Advi mee in Cetton. GREAT BUSINESS DOING, dics, Bon de, Tereonarn Orrice, Haxsrax, N. 8., November 24, 1951. The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins, arrived this morning @ few minutes before eight o'elock, having left Liverpool at noom om the 16th inst. She brought fifty-five passengers, eight of whom are for Halifax. On the 17th inst., in lat. 61° 23’, long. 17° 29’, at a quarter after three o'clock P. M.. the A, passed the steamsbip Pacitic, from New York for Liverpool, having left New York on thre 8th. On the 18th inst.,im lat 61° 19’, long. 24” 12’, at five P. M., spoke the steamship City of Glasgow. No steamsbip from America had arrived out since the Atlantic sailed. The Asia will be due at Boston this afternoon, at about three o’olock. taThere had been another advarce and a large amount of business done im cotton ‘The English political news is cenerally devoid of interest. Highly Interesting from Australia. RICH RETURNS FROM THE MINING REGIONS—@OLD IN ABUNDANCE, AND DIAMONDS PLENTIFUL. Accounts from Now South Wales, to the 18th August» had been reesived in London, giving the most fisttering accounts, both as to the quantity and quality of the gold round about Bathurst. Sydney was said. to be almost deserted. The receipts, per week, into the towns were said to reach £20,000 to £25,000. The government armed escort brought £10,000. ‘The steamer Severn arrived at Southampton the ith, with the mails from Australia and New Zealand to the 18th August. She brought two packages of gold. valued at £1200, aud fifteen packages of diamonds, valued at £28,000. The Sydney News states that gold is most plentiful in Frederick Valley, and that the gold diggers ore making rich harvests. Lumps of geld, from 12 to 14 Ibs. in weight, bed been found ‘The Express states that two man in Frederick Valley: prodwoed £250 worth of gold in two days The gold is found in large quarts veins, aud en im menee quantity has arrived at Bathurst, A mail is to run daily between Sydney and Bathurst. The French Republi. DEFEAT OF THE NEW ELECTORAL LAW—ALL QUIT. The second reading of the new Electoral Lost on Thursday evening, the 33th, by a majority of [TS to 348. Notwithstanding this defeat of the ministry, every- thing remained tranquil, ead no agitation is likely to be attempted by the mountain untt) nearer the geacral election, when the etrength of parties wilh of course, be exerted to the utmost. Pp, Eve N _ Fey ys = ppereter ‘Ding, Nov. 12. heen eeepc eq Five Cent J --—) were Affales in Engiand, MOVEMENTS OF KOSSULH—G@RAND BANQUET AT MAN CHESTER—POUISH BALL UN LONDON, ETC. Koreuth continusd his triuraphant progress through England, receiving at every stage such demonstrations | of admiration and affection as seem almost without pre cedent. After leaving Manchester, he returned again to Birmingham, where, on tha 12th, he attended » grand. banquet at the Town Hall, ef which eight hundred and fifty gentlemes sat down. On the 15th, he wag present at the grend Polish bail in the Guildaall, London, where he was met by the Lord Mayor. andmost of the iafiuential oitisens. It had beew made known that Kossuth would not leave Southam ion until the 2th inst., by the Humboldi, the multiplicity of his engagements compelling him to delay hie departure a few days AMERICAN AND ENGLI®¢M CLIPPERS—STEAMSILIY ABANDONED. On Tuesday, the Mth inst , the American clipper ship Buzprise arrived in the Icadom docks from Whampoa im 10T days Recently, the English clipper 8tormaway arrived in the West Ludia docks tn 104 we also from Whampoa. Wonsideradle interest was excited by the to the underwriters. She was insured for £43,000. ™ THE SUBMARINE ane FINISHED. e submarine telegraph between England and France is now in full operation. On thelith the first message waseent, giving the price cf the Knglish fands EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED KIN@DOM—INCREASE OF irvine, ETC vers total to all cout bes increased from £63,506, sterling to £71,367 or about twelve per cent, the increase to the colonies has bren equal to eighteen per cent, and to America twenty. five per cent. ‘The sipping retur ne just published by the Board of = thow, compared with those of 1850, an increase in he employment of British vessels to the extent of tons on the entries inwards, and 149.679 tons in the clearance: s. The inquiry into the conduct of Mr. Ramsbay, the Liverpocl County Court Judge, had not terminated Ireland, MOVEMENTS OF THE CATHOLIC#—THE IRELAND—LARGE NUMBER OF i? ESTATES SOLD. ‘The Catholle cleney from the bishops to the curstes ‘The Primate of all Ireland has nized & on the Free Masons fr ther hrecaned RANK OF BERRD | mplealaaesredpyasaly five cont annum anda bonus at the rate of per cent. £2060 werggo be added to the reserve fand it £50.000 Im the Encurebered Estates Court on ome day there wrete Bo lees tha mm properties put up for rale, being reatest number ever submitted to competition in a day. The total amount realized was $97 675. pT Spain. THE QUBRN—NEW TARIVF PROPOSED The acccuchement of the Queen had not taken place ba Preparations were making ticipation of the even A bill bad been introduced in the Cortes to effect teforme some articles of ot ab tariff The vature of the changes be inferred from Minietor heving om stated that ind @ article of codfieh he duty on which wae raised im 1840, the eu fell off from 660,000 to 400,000 quintals, between 140 ond 1861; and the revenue from it was diminished bree millions of reals in the same period. It is pro. posed impose op Bacalo codfish, imported direct from Korup Africa, 90 reals per quiatel in Spanish, and 40 reals io foreign vessels. At present the duty is 35 avd 48 reals, and the reduction proposed other parts is 45 and 65 reals, instead of 66 and 74 Om hides from ail quarters, the dut a 2 ithe re reduced about Portugal, ELECTION OF DELEGATES—TRIUMPM OF THE SETEM- BRITTA PARTY The dates from Lisbon are to the Sth irstaat The general eleetion of delegates to chaose the deputies. took piace om the 2d inet and the result was the signal tri- mph cf the Setem beitta (* 1, is im by far the greatest mber of the districts partteuiariy. and reughout Betremadura. their victory was moet com. ¢ ard decisive. for the Cariists never b> sa ted to lose ectiona bere. and wore far (rem aat the #1 prosttation of their party ta the o ‘neve Our ot.) clestors, they den i nore tase wget From Washington City. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW TORK Mumace. ‘THE TENUANTEPEC ROUTE—INTSRUCTIONS TO MINIs TER LETCHER—TRE LEVYING OF [LLE@AL DUTIES ON FRENCH GOODS IN CALIFORNIA—COUNSEL IN ‘THE CHRISTIANA TRIALS, ETC. on the 9th, so that hopes were: that he it Nov: 26, 1061. FSaceas 4; but om the 10th the bulletiz was so un- Your contradiction of the rumor from New Orleans hat Bie deseaso ‘was Remuly expected. that Mr. Letcher had beom instrusted to surrender the Commercial Intelligence. claim to the Garay grant, does not go faremough. Mr. LIVERPOOL Letcher has been instructed, first, to take» bold posi- MARKETS. Barumpar, Nov, 35, 1861. Asnes ere dull and lower tm price? Pots, 26s; 6d., and pearis, 208. this government wii look with favor on the Mexicam Gorvon.—A viry lange bestnees ties been done'in:cot- clams he Ending depectstions, op sondilion theyvulidiiy tom during the week, snd prices have again advanced tad er The Tehuant»pec interest is one-eighth ofa penny on Ameriesw descriptions below seooe ary ante wea ieidhetrahue ieneterenaead middling fair. The sales of the week reached 70,640 bales; “ihe Fork sol which have been presented of which 5:260 were for export, and 16,500 on rpeculation. Sigal cess in) Cnmeneuns, Santee of o The quotaticns, on Friday evening, were:—New Oritans rit saat ‘a morth up to the time the claims fair were 634d.; do. middlings, 4744; Uplands fair, 54; | werepresented, and six cent per annumedded up do, middling, 45,4. A large businees las been done tn‘| tthe period the claim will be tyuidated. Mr. Ashmead has consented to act arjunior counsel iw the Christians trials. A ¥ Ashmead to perrait Mr. Brent to act as senior counsel, with Senator Cooper as associate. x Burats, at prices a shade dearer. Coan —There has been a steady demand for whest’ and flour, without any change in prices. except for the: finest qualities, which were rather dearer: Indian corn continued dull’ and sold merely in retail lota, Provisiova—With liberal supplies of colonial produce, FROM OTHER COMRESPONDESTS. MR. CLAY—SEWATOR PAWSON—SLOOP OY ANE Wassixaron, Nov. 24,1861 Hon. Henry yess privet in Utts city infeeble health, The reported death of Senator Dawson, 9¢ Georgia, te Tican pork n doing. No new bacon was offered, a apasthe feet nateeic will eeli yell, Be , ‘The U. 9: sloop of war Cyane hee arrived at Pensacola, Bam slowly In lard an extensive business bas been prelehaipnnetintivetetnstintmen an a further reduction of 1s. Cheese.—Fine and | Dhe Late Christiana Riots—Commmence- ase dearer, sed'in fair demand putter ment of ‘Trtals. Puicavermiia, Nov. 24, 1851. ‘The United. States Cirewit Court, this morning, was ccwwded at am early heur. it being the day fixed for the trial ef the Christians treason cases, Judges Géier and Kame were in attend anos, amd the Philadelphia bar was very fully represented. The court rocm being of limited cepeeity,it wae found necessary to exelude many who sought admittance, for-whick purpose offeers wore sta_ tioned at the foot of the-steirway leadiag to the court- room. ‘he following counse! appeared for the government :— Distriot Attormey, John W. Ashmead; Jémes R. Ladiow? and George L.Q. Ashmead. For the State of Maryiand— Robert J. Broat and James Coo Tat vow is dull, and Pricesare more in favor of buyers. Busan is much dapreneats, wicure to the United States have not vesied, and Tates are weil supported Navat Srones—In raw turpentine and tar there have been no transactions. In es of turpentine, a fair business has-been done at Moras —A teoderate business na Wets Set doing ia iron, at previcus rates; There is a good, demand: for tin plates ut unchanged a Lyav —A fair butiness has been done at last quota. jone. O:ns—Linseed is again lower. Pale rape is: easier. Fish is lower; boiled seal at £24; and brown at £27 Per tun. Southern whale, £20. Palm no aiteration. Morasases —Little or nsthing is doing in Liverpool, and in London the purchases are small, but priovs are ‘The counsel for the Tae aso Sricxa continue dull, amd prices aro- barely Prisoners wene, John Mee ory Cuyler, of this sustained and. Lewis, of Lancaster Facr.—The inquiry is limited, at former raves. We ait o'clock the court was opened in dus form; aftec whieh the olerk have bo sales of Carolina to report LONDON MONBY MARKET. ‘Phere was acontinuance of the great abundance of money in London. and discounts were easy at 3-per cent or less The funds had continued to increase the ‘The Court directed all absentees to be fined $108 each A large number of applications were mode to be excused. from serving, and some ten or twelve were exeused. The Court next asked if the in yee during Fae peek, ty ident government wore ready to pro- were, for money and accou: ray character ot the sbare market, duri FS 3. W. Asimend sald, 24 at present sidvised,. hoabould take ease of y sr ows ge en. ye ava indicating the cqrine ot ihe cont to-morrow; he, fate apes “4 There has teem litle change in American stcoks ° Vlted States Bonds, 6, 1865 ties bo on'7 proper to dope te moroe Jn anevar to a quostion from Jude. Geler, ine said he proposed to srraign each defendant as. he was called Judge Grier said, chat while he did not desire to urge unnecessary haste, comaid of the caset, Jot he dai sumer th importance ot fee Mr. Sevens hoped it would not require two weeks te try one case. Im his county they hung a man intwe weeks Some.conversation then took place as to the sessions of the co\wt--whether cveaing should. be held, &c It was finally detormined to bald uo evoming session FROM HOLL. thadutan, wRTLEY & co. Livenroot, Nov. 14, 1851. There das been an extensive demand for cotton this week, particularly from 9oasumers, who hexe purchased, very freely, notwithstanding the large #upply taken in CIRCULAR. omy the two previous weeks. The operations on spe- ge Osa hecoute on ihar se thay culation have also been considerable, and with os di oe capetie to make respecting oa fair eo. demand oo. usual for ex, . The weel’s pte business amounts to 70,640 which shows Mr Ashmer feared, x Leber of coment, veld be should ger. it, e that arorly a sixth part of the whole stock bas changed hands in the course of six days Llolders eags Nabeeet ted that If the must have om very materi: relieved by the ne from day to enyeer te wf me alee Aurii it, amounting, to 129,460 bales ; period, it monk be ‘dimeulstogets get jurors. end with the het stock of 11,273 bales (probably . Stevens, for the defence, said thut if the teati Seotyeee) odie oe wavunens it was at the same period wae allowed tobe published from day to , it could de firm and marked: Teasomably | no barm, for ite exclusion weuld not, deprive letter have beens ey Oe pe quite-kept | writers from giving ite subs:ance, and perhaps garbled pace with the quantity ofibring | statements of what actually took place. jive Bay GI fractional ad- = ¢ Grierremarked that it rested with the counset vance only could be quoted upon American dencrip- | to ae = etek eyed u!d pot imtosfere to prevent ‘@ penny. ‘and soaree- publicat. the instance 4 gentlemen pea Tie higher quaiition "4200 betas Ame. | “chor aida. = 1% vptian, and 9.510 Surat have bees taken By common consent, the testimony will therefore, be The court. adjourned to -neet to-morrow at 10 o'clock, when the case of Castner dannaway, will be taken up Speaial Election ta Massachusetts. of | THE COMPEST ror REPRESENTATIVES — P2OBASLE | slight im- SUCCESS OF TUE COALITIONISTS. [Aoomy eas | Spinning was being, doue on the Bosrom, Nov. 24—10 P.M. HAVRE COTTON. MARKET. The special election. to-day, for Representatives, hag ne, Now. 14. 1851. | been hotly contested>-in many eares the vote being xomeced 2.155 bavew | much larger than at she Btate lection. , wt 431, The Di puberasen In Lowell the exeisement was very great, und neartg every voter wag at the polls. The result wae the election of four coalitionirte, one whig, and five vacasciss Passengers pex Ste gers P {a Worcester five coslitionists have been alneted Asta. purse, and yoy Mr Frolic and ion, Davedose, Walker, War- | En Springteld, fovy wh from rr vidsou. peingSeld, fost whign, were elected wte , Deas. “Baia Rages Ea hover, oo gear mar rity. pote es eather, bo, Sanith, ‘The total reeult, to-day, im the forty-five, towns heard Beronside, ner Bact ani nr ‘Paroreniove, T: ae from, is the eleation of 16 whigs and 38 ocatitioniste le ve yo twelve towne, there was no choice. ahs petng Entotit Thirty che towne remain to be heard Yom the Repraseptatives Are from New Veet ey Pa es Shae Sat chested. Sh ouniition, ve a ma) Pwo, mort probanl, re ried the House; though this must 4 upon the result in thoog towns from which returns hove, wot yet been teoalved Funeral Sermon on the Inge Horace B. Cone! ‘v tues, Now polo Py Fase ee Bo par miineids sad | The fusersi sermon on Ii. B, Conetiin. P Fairy, ban m Wisvatis “is, loves Wheeler, and Coquimbo, | H Fowler, was very ly attended. and sane from Liverpool. unedle sngaiandmittance. Tt wae Listened to with mark- Tonawanda trom Liverpool. | o4 attention phn nad genti-msp denounced. im strong v4, ae Bainerso er 11, Vistoria, aud Brin, at Qacene language, theatres, grogge: ios, aad other places. of vice TH tor Battimore—Nov 14, Flora MoDensld, from Liver. | T™ regard te Comeklin. he gi he was eeturely © bat from Charleston —Nov 10, Queen Victoria, of Wight, Rvve'and to feet tajartes was rade a4 x x tes ay "4 for Chariesion Nor’ 12—Sevosteis, trom the Clyde ~ nny — - bes thoughtless. Amongst hos areacat we moiiced several Cade ot Bi: associates who Were impllented ta ¢ the. late fires From Albany. BURGLARIES—CATHERINE HAYSS’ 2ONC Acnasy, November 2 Serge acy Sunday nights for committed in thir city, t of them in 4 te - street. burp inre effected on entrance through le seuttles, Aird buildings being five stories high They did not. how. ever succeed in secur.ag more tham ytrinimg acount of “hilee Catherine 1 e* concert here to-night, wae very fully attended, the large chuseh being completely Hy I many Le a ‘z ) A) calertes. th on the appearance ies Hayes was most ent husiastin, and the was regturously enccred Im moarly oll hee pieces Meears Brabus and Mengis were very Gevorabiy re- ovived Ovste: men. re sree queror, werpool, Liv- ee do; 14th, Argo, Chatham, AFFAIRS IN AMERICA. THE CHRISTIANA RIOTERS: Trial for Treason, at Philadelphia, INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON, (nstructions to Mr. Leteher, Concerning the Tehuantepec Bouts, The French Claims for Illegal Duties Imposed in California. The Ma chusetts Blection. | do., de., de. Large Fire at ithe LOSS OVER FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Trace, Now. 24, 1851 Bostoy, Nowomibet 94,1861 oatox, Nowom! The excit it here in srcard to Jenny Lind, if tea by a6 deep as om her first visit some monthe ego. At 120'clock won Oe for het concect, to. morrow even! was eld as an, stork market is buoyant. with smal! transactions Money continued steady as | {ast wenk'e reten, Seertin Sterling tk quoted 08 10 al ‘The Gambeie will take feut ores + Mi miilon ia Loss ‘thi Propeller fittnots. saahagie Berssia, Nov. 24 1851 nt ash: last Week on Fou The Itbacs Falls Woollen Cloth Milla wore destroyed | taiand Leke Michigan. She hed © fall catgo of graia last event by fire which was discovered about ming | aud flour for thie port. The veerel amd casgs are re. ported to be a, total less From New Orleans, OF THE EMPIRE CITY—NON-ARRIVAL THE UNION P M.. and betore eleven the whole of the main building wcol house. and back houses were @ heap of ruins, It is not known how the fire originated, but from the fact of of ita breaking out at both ends of the building, there i: little doubt but it was the work of an incendiary. Mott New Onceave, Now 94. 1865 got out; some of them in a damaged The Renpive City. from Havana, arrived inst Vhureday, net wae fare The balldiag, snd Pascongere mostly returned Oalifornians red for ae w8:— 08 $a 06 in dost freight abou ford Company. $9.00; tna of Uartford, $7,500; Pro. | Sron.occ Rr { - ae a om Saturday. from Now ARRIVAL or tection Company, of Hartford, $6,000. The los ir about ‘The stoam-rhip Union, 80.000 over the inaurance. York, bas not yet arrived, nor is she ‘now (12 o'clock) rignalied. Some fears sre begiont Dreadful Explosion and Acctient. for ber asfety glaning to be enter taiand Senerserany, Now 94, 1851 This afternoon. about half-past four o'clook, the gaso- meter of the Schenectady Ga Works exploded, and peri- guy, if not fataily. wounded Patrick Donelly; Mr. John , euperintendent of the works, aad laborer, were somewhat injured, Owing to some leaks in the gasometer, the bonnet was on ov Ty in Soars ing tor the purpore of allow! 6 as to eacape. no thy they could’enter and paint the inside. The Tatorer’, while Mr Beton was absent, and contrary to his exproas end often repeated orders, took a lighted candle and re lowering it into the ter when it exploded — diowing it and the brick buibling erected over it to atoms | quarter of a ¢ ‘We end throwieg the men snd rudbish in every direction. | Te. Rio Provideatiaily, Mr. Eaten bad but just entered the doar | to Oe. per Ib hovse. baving heen on business in the sity, and aped with slight injury Markete, Naw Oy Bales of 1.700 bags Rio cof se, ¢) and 6.000 begs, at Bho Pew Cotton, to Liverpool. 7. 16th’, sixty daya, 1), to 2ig div” ‘The European news },. Atlantic was recived here last night, ard is published this morning. Cotton, duriog the morni* ¢ ‘has been unuruaily sotive 4098 bales having ¢P anged hands at an advance of ome we, Nov. %h yo “Teper AJ er om New oe, <a, Nov 24, 1951 Avsesy. Nov. 24 1864 Reoeip’ ssinee Saturday:;—Flour 21.009 barrels: # 14.060 ¥ ateke, corm, 30000 bushels, barley. 69.000 dave elt. “wlour ie rteady, but not act 5 ff it milling demand for prim: Traders © prices Bart reeed ana? ed by the large te ‘The Louisiana Elect New Onures ve probably elected th for tia time by the whole State— y The Senate is a tie while the $ majoriay tw cae Howes fone towed. prions being “Parte Cate somaya 57>