The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1851, Page 4

THE TREASON TRIALS AT PHILADELPHIA, The United States vs, Castner Hanwa: FIRST DAY. SPECLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Pritaperruia, Nov 25, 1861. Sketch of the Court and Cownsel—Description of the Prito- ner—His Arraignment —The Indictment—-Only Five Jurors Obtained, $e. ‘The United States Cireuit Court met this morning to commence the trial of the Christians treason cases. The Court is composed of the Hon Robert C Grier, Judge of the Circuit Court of the United States forthe Third Ju- “Gelal Circuit, and Associate Justice of the Supreme ‘Court of the United States; andthe Hon John K. Kane, Judge of the District Court of the United States tor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Judge Grier is a large, corpulent, gray haired, full faced man, aboutsixty years of age. He was formerly President Judge of the Btate District Court at Pittsburg. Tshould think the east of his mind rather comprehen- sive and strong. His language is terse and clear; but he pepeinss makes wee of expressions which, considering are not well guarded. His sentiments on of slavery are favorable tothe South, He is ‘supporter of the Fugitive Blave law; and in he slave eases that came before him, he is re) FE? po ee slim, with broad shoulders, # Roman nove, and is slightly, bald. He is some: ‘e was formerly At- vania, when that ntl da iar unaten und wiallea ; oc jaently a large e powerta sere politician, Ite’ waa keen and Ba vowit bis widest distinction was juired bj BE SeEL nthty ot the ccsbected " Keet irene” rile dur ne Presidential can of 1844, and wl € nt influence in carrying the State of Sensapivenio Mr. Polk, by convincing @ large umber of the voters that be was “a better tari! man ‘Mr. Clay.” Judge Kane is a gentleman cf fortune resides about seven miles from (his city, at # country ‘His address is bland and pelite; but at the same he has @ eertain tmattering of mannerism which contrasts strikingly with the plain, blunt, straight-for- jard style of (Judge Grier. Both the Judges received their appointment to the Dench from President Polk I subjoin a brief descrip. Sion ‘of the counsel for the goversment. ‘ohm W. Ashmead, Eay. the United States District avioraey for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, is bout forty-three years of sge He iss man of plat, precticsl, comm on sense, sagacious and persevering possesses a frankness and simplicity of manner ‘hich Gre plearant and winning He hasthe reputation of a Successful Jury lawyer The Hon. James Cooper, United States Senator from Pennsylvania. is a bandsome man, six feet high, and well preportioned. He is about fifty years of age, with a eray bair. Some tender manifestations of broth- ery the Hon Pe Stevens ey be anticipated pregress of trial The Hon. Robert J. Breut,= middle aged man, is At- | = General of the State of Maryland. As the bar of | is one of distinguished ability, the presump- co from the official position which be occupies, is that Be is an able man. Z. Collins Lee, Eeq , of Baltimore, United States Dis- trict Attorney for Maryland, appears a8 advisory coun- Bel, at the request of Ashmead and that of the Pre- Bident of the United States. Colonel Robert M. Lee. the portly Recorder of the city Of Philadelphia, is employed, in 7 aaition to Messrs. Gospee and Brent. by the State of Maryland Ludlow, Eeq , 4 member of the Philadelphia bar, te shout twenty-seven years of age. He is a close stu- dent, and be manifested considernbie ability in arguing pome incidental questions before the Court this morning. George L. Ashmead, Esq . cousin of the District At- torney, bas labored indetatigably in the preparation of he treason eases, of which chis is the first. ‘The counsel for the defence are as follows :— The Hon John M. Read, of this city. an eminent law- yer. He was formerly Attorney General of the State The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, of Lancaster, formerly Widely known asa leadirg anti mason, and recently as gn ab<lition whig member of Congress, probably excels ou men in the State io the bitterness of personal | invective. He is a man of marked ability Joseph J. Lewis, Eeq . of Westchester, is a distinguish @d lawyer and 8 successful practitioner Theodore Cuyler and W. Arthur Jackson, Esra, of the Philadelphia bar, are both young men of good repu Qation ard much promire ‘The Court was opened soc after 10 o'clock. The list Of jurers was called Several were absent; and Judge pe ordered that they should ve fined one hundred Mr. “iehanted said that he was realy to proceed, and | Booved for the arraignment of the prisoner Hon. John M. Read, of counsel for the defence, ad- the eourt for sbout three-quarters of an hour, geatenting that the order of the court tothe United | Btates Marehal, to return not less than one hundred and it Jurors, was not ip accordance with the law of Penn- ivania, which, by act of Congress. bas been made the law of the United States; but concluded by eaying that the counsel for the defence bad no wish to take advan os i, and a toey were not lastracted that their to take advantage of it. “ae ‘Asbmead replied e ~annnes that he was instructed to tay, on tae pet the government. that if the counsel for the defence the array of jurors quashed, the govern- Bent would not object Mr. Btevous replied that if the priconers could be ad- Derm, end writi | hed, ani ive, there unlawfully ‘and traito ‘essern’ id Castner Hanwa did, ee hy a Pere yd the ssid Henry H. Kline, be, said Klin ®n officer appointed by bs oad rader the band one thet an Edward 3 Ingra— bam, joner id laws, to exec t= rants and other process issued aya Commi jormanee of duties as wee, a be, th Janway, = te i arms, exainst out of hi ites wil proc ‘they being hy ig aad o ib ward by to a cortai tat. or and intimidation, 4 laws the United Staves, in the ald ‘State and district. And fur- thor to fuldi and bring to effoss the oald traitorous inten- ties of him, the said Bi im pursuance and alec combi- er bot nd district aforesal this cours, with th yeb unknown, mali Bare pire, consu! an aad within the said ciously agree an eodition of a it and traitorously Los themeel' rev cans imi tat id laws aoclavetere specified, "And fur. ry fiat, partes and bring to effect the said t ‘bim, Casta with the other whose names ae ¥o this inyusss a6 Jet unknown, om the day and year first aforessid, and on divers other da: ell disteies aferesstd, within the juriedie with force end ‘arms maliciously and di prepare and compose, ciougly snd traitorcusly cause and proce: pared and eompored, divers books. pai declarations, resolutions, addresses paper and did then and there maliciously publish and disperse, e published an dia. persed, divers other boo! ters. declarations, resolutions, addresses, the said books, pape tar letters, declarstions, resolutions, addresses, pa: 2. ae respectively prepared, compcsed, ispersed, yt _aoreaald, containing rae Other things, inoitemente, encour pamphi taining therein im n what occasion, poses foresaid should and might be castied in tary to the form of the act of Congress in such case thi and dignity of the SAME AD. wade and provided, an United Sta Ti en ‘approved Aug reas, by Act of Congre: 845, proceedings in the Cizeuit * An act to regulate the and District Courts of F ‘the United u in any District Co: take cognicance of ny ee ‘and offs withi Jurisdiction of the oni and every indictment A Pi Dres Diserliot Court, shall by erder, envored ‘on the of the court, be remitted to the next term and f the Cireuit Court, together with all reco) m therein.” Now, therefore, on this fourth of October, A. Di 151, om taotion. of Joh Esquire, Attorney of the Cnited § district, it le entitled No. attern circuit, together with a! under and pursuant to th upon the said order is entered upon the minutes of the cor uted States, Eastern District of Bennayleania,— tif) be “<A foregoing to bes true fem ae of the a proceedings of ‘the oe tod tee fe and for the ‘8 certain in 1 aed ‘tLe said United State: ‘THOMAS L. KANE, Clerk Dist. Court U. ‘The prisoner was then called upon to challenge such of the om as he had objections to. as their names were calle ‘The name of a juror was call nd the clerk said— © Juror, look upon'the prisoner; prisoner. look upon the juror. What say you, prisoner, challenged or mot chal- lenget The Mr mert a omesp! did not challenge udiow them rose, and stated in addition to claiming the r the govern to set aside Bitted to bail, ample and sufficient bail, and the cases continued to the next session of the Court, they did— Otherwise they did not Mr. Ashmead said that the law provided that bi with treason and murder should not be itted Mr. Stevens said, that it had not been so held without exception Mr Ashmead renewed his motion for the arraignment “3 the of ys ‘K then called Castner aye ~ Hanwey may repped forward, panied by his | keyed, meatiy-dretsed wife teee orm was locket tn abe his hat. and seemed rather to support lean upon bim. The expression of her counte- beepoke the devotion of « true and as the epproached the conciusion of the long indictment. i Sedo chlo her busband’s hand * Mr Hanw man thirty years of age. well dressed, ppearance He is absut five feet ten | nose, dark brown hair oecupation indictment re He pleaded “ not guilty” ow will you be tris Make the clerk ly God and m: are country,” responded the prisoner “Avd may G safe deliverance send you,” said ict of Pennsyleania, sct.— District Cours of the Unived and for the Eastern erty ot be = acai . rs Gerhard aah eh fee 5 Sanne Nathan’ i ay eee, = Lam piven, Cherie 7, Le dam Mint ai ai Distric’, eb: charaed to inquire Tor for the said Caled Beaten, rare a ft e body ‘of tive eaid distric iti ted 8 follows — Inthe District Court af the United States, in and for « Eastern District of Penneyloonie of August Sessions in the year gf our Lord one t At hundred and i ern the peace nd tranquillity of ¢ prevent the execution of the me, to wit, » Le aia Co. et eeepecting fugitives from j from the service of their maser,” States, catitied oe and persone proved Febru ¢ thousand vig.t bun ire Gounty ct Lancasrer, in tue State of P Srict aforessid, and within the wickedly and traite yivania aod dis fon of this court war sraine to fuitt and ‘traite rowsly saeembied did tr the anid United Sta ‘trai torously ‘ai And further to fulfil aforesaid, Steveely sty war against the United stacey bring to effect the said traitorous intention of him, ie said Castacr Han ws ution of the « So oppees, revlon a Bal from being cr Hany. bie injmeet are a traitorously assemble with the avowed intention by prevent he exscuti 4 intimidation, id United eution rows combination, he, the ¢ aad arms, | > wit, the number Armed and artuyod ns, swords, and | fonsive, bein nied, aid upwar iF, that iv to me, Be w 7805 isedonet daly appainted by tates fur the ‘anid diaveins f the oe cution of the dey of the, fins rants sp med by him ‘h: the rformnes bis anti iphone of the eis, ited 8 foree and arma, anid eroat meltijeds ae of roeaia. @ uniawfally arm urors unt!! the panel is exhausted, as bad already been atimated, propoted to put to every juror the following juestions namely 1. Have you any “conscientious pon the sub- would not, be nsclentiously could not, render a verdict of —death being the punishment—though the eri- lenee required such a verdict ’ 2 Have you formed or expressed any opinion relative t matter now before the Court % Are you sensible of any preju 4. Have you formed any opinion as to the guilt or im- socence of the accused, or of other persons alleged to Lave participated with him in the offence charged against im in the indictment * 6 Have you beard anything of this which has in- jueed you tomake up your mind as to whether the of- fence charged in the indictment constitutes treason or | net? 6. Have you formed or expressed an opinion that the law ofthe United States, known as the Fugitive Slave law of 1860, i# uncomstitational, se that you cannot convict a perron indicted under it, for that reason, If the facts al ged in the indictment are proved and the court hold the statute to be constitutional » Mr Read objected to the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth of these questions After considerable dircussion between the counsel. the court modified the second, third amd fourth, so as to read es foliowe — 2. Have you formed or expressed any opinion relative | to the matier now to be tried ’ 8. Are you sensible of any such prejudice or bias therein as may affect your action as a juror 6 Have you formed an opinion that the I United Btates, known as the Fugiti unconstitwtional, #6 that you ca: nvict a perrom indicted for a forcible theretc, if the ‘acts alleged. in the indictment, are proved, end the court bold the statute to be constit utional ? ‘The others were permitted to remain uuchanged | Thirty-six jurors were called and Jobn Reynok the counel for aion whether the t com sututes treason or no but if it does - t. Ldo not ae how the crime of w LU pited Btates Mesers Stevens and Read conte anewer forpinhed cause for challenge The Court beld s different opinion. The prisoner then challenged Mr Reynolds. petemptorily Jobn Horne wasthe next jurorcaied He seid thet he hed formed an opinion that the Fugitive act wa# uncon +titutional. Mr. Stevens inquired if the Court thought proper to put the inquiry, whether that opinion was « cam be comuitted against the fixed that it would mot be changed if the Cov hould ustruct differently. Judge Urier said “ Yes d the question war put. The witness replied Not if the Court should make it clear tome.’ Judge Grier that he wee not at all satirfied with the lest earwer. is not quite ro strong #e that of Mr Reynelds, .o be sare, aid Mr. Btevens The court adjourned at « few minutes past 30 clock re ren on eee MAMIPIME INTE LLUIGOHNCE,. Movements of the Ocean Stenmers. vee umtoldt City of Pitiabere tive rpc Noneare oe a bd York New Vork, Seovember 26, 185%, 7% | Moon ners <morn 7 5 ¢ Si men warka....eve WW & Cleare hig Queen of the West, Moses, Liverpoot, Grinasll, Min- tors Gentoo, Whiteside, Acapulco, Barclay & Li Bu Oe acs Morris, Seavanach, Logan & Colice. Bark May Flower, dobuson, Apainchiools, Eo Muribar & Co. Brig Aralia, Parrott, Cadic J W Fiwell Brig Voader (Port), La S ove, Oporto, PN Scarie, rig Lady of ke, Hill, Trinidad, Middleton & ( B ingston, Underwood & W da, Homnors, JV Onotevis. Public, Jamieson, Galvese ey Sere Ms tepher Sehr Wm Wa ace (Br), mish, Magagundari & Fen br Debownaire (Br), Looktbart, N nS a Sootia, L MAithin eH + & Oo, imington, NO, NL | Bice Bere a, ad id of Sata ne ne ‘with connoa, to , Brown, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, + on, = | peck Be Ton 883, Wiper v wore! it Jones. ier, Savannah, 10 days, with cotton oe eee Dupell, Podger, W iimington, NC, with mdse, to BS Powell. Fossbeoine, ib Burbaes Bt Megks, Nev?, vanes cotton snd inns & £ te, ut lon 79 0 ones ™ on bo &o. irtketae be Aa ing Ee or ae stern ra carried away the boss and filled the cegthe'e W' Brown, Halse, Wilmington, NO, 7 days, with ite, oy, Myers, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with naval ache & Jane. , Philadelphia for by mpi Schr Mardin W Bales, Davis, Su Bebe Mary B ge spl. Bloop Geo H Davis nik} low. One ship, two barks, antl prey taknewn, Salled. Ship Julia Howard, Buikley, Charleston, Nov 2—Wind at sunrise, E: meridian, ENE; at sunset, de, and fresh; 9PM, Zo, wits ala and fon Reports. Telegraphic. ‘Marine ports oan Peet tg Lunette, Curacoa; guest Porene Ragred Holt, Pensacola; Ne patina = Small d Pacitio, Philsdelphia; ech: as Bopktus and E Beret, Tezgicr, EW Marois Tribes Ashland, ‘Michias: fy id Gi Fhiledelpbia; By tty ty ngeniees sen B poke ee his; Foo a ie nfuegos; s Cheer, Savenn: ‘Stat reemte & % brigs Teashe, San meer Kate ‘Anderson, ee Barks Wey beacet, Baltimore; Nashua, Paitegtiphin tchrs E Freeman, Aux Cayes; Fredericksburg. Artived—Ships Columbia, md 3 brig Harriet Newell, Stony Fol elpbia ered—Scbr J K Randall, NYerk. Arrived—Bteamsuip Roanoke, N¥or! ell previous time. Herald Marine SSoagunsen, Ney 2 Nov 20. Brig Alfonso, Fria! onto sla; atruck om Ricumonn, Nev M .M, surpassing Honduras ivowe's Shoal this day, ing 22 Hints, P ey 5° Boston for Salem; schrt jengal. Ehei A .° bald schr Marcia Tribou, Bweetser, Bosto: 2d—Arr prop Ontario, Chase, Boston for BY¥ork, ond old #sme afternoon. aia attains, dieucaaie ‘Mth—la port, 0. Pum.apecenra, Nov 25—4 P! Arrived—Steamship Wm Penn, Whe Bostoi Levent Howi, Inngasy brig Umpire, Bimpeon, Somerset, re J C jieott, Qui Mass; Susan, rey, Berton: Richmond (Smsated), O'Neil, do; Pemaquid, Jonos, Eri ork. 4—Bark Kingston, Foulkes, Domarara; brig aise on; sche Lillie Beundors, Corton, Gai iro put i want 0! water. tn ie iajury. a sickness ot the crew Seaetis reported to hag sng? RIG Puantom, C: Five Faivem payin iv s for Philadelphia, mM, with b brig Un ed. argo ‘ost her anchor, sr enieme of ehain, and was Umpire wae much damaged in her bulwar! 16 Gum, in enterin; jole 224, ran foul ot brig Bei Ger in Philadelp! ber jibboom and staving two beats, and carrying away the bowsprit and Jicboom of the Benguela, Bn Bric E: before reported, name unknown), Sharp, tzom Movs Bootin fog Solem, avs ood, went nebore Ou Hl ¢lo Bosch, Nahant, diet, and bilged, crew saved. from F. orien _ Janae, wate aot ashore ‘Breakwater at Portland i wae gotem same ay ker freemnnot, without other mi 9 for Boston, is reported % este! from s Southera port, aber, etic Seress ou Ton Pou luarbor, 224 last. _ Paovinsrows, Nov awe bave had a sovers SF gale to- sy, which caused some damage to the fishing vessois in Shis 4 others that received damage, vohr Richard, of roro, lost mainbo stove in rail aod bulwarks: toby Ousel ost ma reoeived other damage; sehr Bhylock drive inte Mr Nathan Freeman's store, lost rail JE& My ‘Peete was partly washed of saueat ade patty rift, 9 bern “et 2g store and mers. 2 te this place, waiting Bie received 8 trittin, Temant = fn'thet low tecday. Pavan, Nov $-The & bark Shai Whalemen. ‘Bld fom N Bedford 23¢, ship Marengo, Devoll, N Pacific. Cid Mth. ship Julian, Cleveland, P Geran, Arr at Holmes'’s liole, whaling brig Gi North Atlantic Ocean, 250. bbl ep olf, of ‘and fo k/ gee Miscell). Spoke of Flores, ts f #p, oll), Spoke ot I %, ches Virginian own, 10 arin Brown of ‘Be lor, of Salem Pe crew of ship Armats, of NLonda recently ie the Arctic Ocean, were reported st Honoluis, wo be Fores Bept 2, shir Om Whytoor Feb 22. fo% ‘ae ae Lwh, ss May @ elena “ata stor (bein, of ) yaa coun in, Ootober boiling, Ceraite, Mt Veracn, NB, rm t Ori dronene-dery Ml, in Bb ring’ — A this ee: ra + Jat 57 2, lom ee Spoken Ricb, from NOrieane for Li 1) Bock ary Irvine, Tay t Boston, Oot from Antwerp 2, lat & 3B, lon © brie Forest Prizes, Winekiey, 16 ds {rom Wilmington for Trinidad lelned, Nov ®, int 17 48, lon Foreign Ports. Bonnravx, Oct H—Sid Freie, Philadelphia. nie non Ave Bept 2) (beck — ad a NYork, + or lv dey wir _— brig Chictarewv, Mat, * expected to return to Pope, from Boston, a that dey, would poceed to a leeward Margaret & ent, for NYork , Dublin. Sid Nov Thomes, Liverpool. er, Gloucester, & Kelley, for Bosten, It Anderson, London for Havre sth, United States, Chisam, do tor Alea- b ores sogria, B (end si Ro Faimot ft (also adh), Btasterand Pabteus, hytgeist trom Gott Gortes nore, Nov l—in p an ot der, reobing Arr Elisabet) ton, Taritos, London nie ruin, Doughty, disg, Norma b nj Adams, Cor 3 * Gallaguer, do; Fabs. oh, ate ith, Natel Bink. Davis. for 4 ore, Roby, for Mari Morrison brige John Baie ® B lawton {eld leth), Duel ¢ Vers Cre Teacus, Oct S1—Bark Wabseh, Sherman, for NOrieans not BY ork). 10 or 12 days Liven root, Nov bared Z (nok A 7), Zerege, eo tid Sth, North Atlantie, Cook, » fertain, Root ane: Claremont ‘Charioston (a! beters reported) iiss, Living Age, Snow, and Amidss Hughes, NOrie: 4 tt, for Boston 27%; Parit for NYork 224; e9 Davis, do Lith, Revere, H owes, do ph Walker, Hoxie, NYork; Jane itn oF 8; Strlingsdire, Stalker, Mo In the Redetick Die, Reid, for N York show, Noy 10-Bntd inwards Astros, Mosse, from Qe Dindem, Myric Peter Point Cajoutts, ind, Bi romichl. Ta fort Ith, Baltasses, Maton, for SPeanciveo, Ider and there oe before, a a Ae yea le! , Boston. favtneas Be igs Potent, Bettas, Poetiands Atey, New York. Cid lith, ao4, [3tb, jont, Sureens, Remick, for Boston, de- Oings |, Blanchard, dis Oot O—Phips Commepes, Forsyth, tepe: ive, Binck, from Newp tt, R Isaak Walton, Bursley pom domes, River shows agg 4 une; Hannibal, Ki mes, trom Becton for Bea weolsco, repe Greyhound, frem Haltim bares BOA ¥ x from doabi Aug &) Wan Fuiea, Gulg toe Hivhert pty 3 Powe a We tee a ry a a a Fee bul By Mee cotae, see ol is Peter " irs, Pillicoddy, Mise Hi ftlesday ae + Barton; ev 24—Arr barks Chester, pea i Eee ‘Third he of the fi ft ah extras joke 0 characte! B by Pra Ravel Wodnesiay, nt + r) jon di the mi gtiled the "Bea MAN'S singh ‘To concludes 'y comic pantomime of MAZULM, or the Night Ov ; Sarah, ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM 8’ fs nm at 6: utain rae at oh oe Dre "Drot Gprioand ora Seats Orchestra Tickets, 60 conts; Ly he Bandiy, ur. Bissoneed Cal rWigs AND wi | Bin St rn a To cde ee Gomedietta ot with the Red For’ “heconslude with the FEMALE WIGH WA YM. jack Splashton, Mr. Clarke; Boszy Beauty Mr. ema: ieee! Mrs. Nichols; Alice Allcraft, Mise ‘Hathaway. oe ys samy Ree sent sitar, | F Brees LYCEI OADWAY, NEAR B) pen at O34; to atT o’clook, yuette, 50 Fee Na Dirk Hateer + Lynne; Da Merril ieee Julia Mamnering, Mri with the farte af BROTHE! Genego ee ‘Gall EN Bowles, Mr, Jordan; Mr. Sut , Mra! Loder, lone (Bre y ‘Nicholas, 8 Th lor, Ni, Nera, Nov 33, PM—AL ertland Ch sche Gam Boot, tee LAND? Nv on stern, Leaehitere 9 early to BAgNSMS AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. 7. BARNUN’ a Tansee and Greenw: Feyerietory ohn tire Hy ars, 1256 conts Par- xtra. Novel and dolighttul perform: cons que ie ce 6 ral drama si a ato Comic i, in th ft curious pla; ei melee and e -Anne Tre’ (A TFAANRYON 4 Peis belies a Park, ana Telos, nya Lu RiveR, Ne See waM on Mis earn “i bh evening, V7 deeply la- werestipg AEE ‘arama, the Baty OF ih jem kin: bt Modaway) Thornville, ‘2, Pi—Are sobrs E peer for pen Jasper, Small, Choptank ; Sophia, Mise Marshall. de performances in the morning, after and The Kob-i-noor Diam or ite great tae “almaile, the ta oy otion, and all the other curiositios, Tees tnd GEER. A bine decd FLACR MAX BARR 1, Mane ane D0 con ednesday, Nov. ae opers, in three Don Pasquale... Dor ala will 7) Pp ormed Dee DON PASQUALE. 0 Box office open Gi estore from A. STOR PLACE. —THE SUPERIOR ARTIST, | SIGNORA Angelina Bosio, who delighted the New York con ast season, is now returned frum Charleston, Recompai nie tt i pl of hearing “he DON PASEUALE at Astor Pince inst, and for sx Weeks a0 leas, we shell havo ne. reaaon to envy Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Chacleston—New ae in turn, enjoys the flower of the compa: has been every where retzek. “0 the theatri ‘aud the public of this ci rae her ah benetit as C vaklin, brigs Rierpoy, Carryi, The voloe of this ae Com Stewart, 8t Lawrence, city, Sem or, Mcluee Ann, achts Eynity, Dis: Be irae wy he bam, E Abi, hs, deiner “aie hae Ta reléek. The patro Minstrels are rospect- 224, P) brigs yin omenr, Pi ols, 17 dave | fully infos formed thas the afternoon concerts are dis- for J vs oucenter) Gnas El: ‘On iE to gat November: 27 ans longer th weed Toad Afternoon Concert, commencing at’S orcleck it promised, he will do us aierest faver. sn, Bu do; Prospest, Ginn, Newpo:t for do RAND CONCERT AT TRIPLER HALL —THE AN- Go; Larsen Dean, Ulmer; Rio Gran Onaritablo Funds of tho 8. rook Silas Wright, ‘Johneon; Gen Stish Protective Emigrant Soctatice of Bix, Mall, NYork for Boston; Co plac urday evening, the 20th ins, Baud, ee s:Tryatien, do for Por'iand: Chesapeake. Rab) , Bary Lang: 9 monton, 40 orn wars alg aha 0m rn 0 Taner for Nantuekes Beliot (Ur), Johnson, Alonandria in shis city. Admission 25 conte for St Joba, NB. ast) brig Kate Anderson; schrs Jas Guest, werk to 0% 0 B76 o'clock. An Jas saper. aan every Wednesday and Saturday, com- patios sue bezk What Cheer, Baker, Bevanay mencing at $ o'clock. drew Ring Rynes, Philad Koy ELLOWS) MINSTRELS GIVE & GRAND, AFTE snd deck foad of coal; Pls a3 wait for orders: Chico} Queen Esther, Pendle ‘also arr ecire & I Hyd n Robinson, and Wreath, Wee Phi ‘Boston; Harrios Newell, Coombs, ¢ vary port tono, Btenrns, NYork for Woeklend; Telegraph: Avwoo!, Boston for T: Slé bi heer, eye ag im noe, Cas Boon Prrmtnce «i Ly sh ogivin, modstion of fail ir oe Big , ‘the cor, will appear. “Comm Oni u HITE’S MELODEON.—GRAND AFTERNOON PER. formance on Thursday (Thankegivin, asy), comenene, ing ot halt-past 2. The entertainment fe tgonsist ie Wonders ani nishments of at and King of the Mist cae tien for Bos! Disd ae S Phipsbi ning. em, Canary, yuri aoe bis Aes Tein! ia do Waa sage ‘lex ~ oft nr city, Perkins, a2 0! relief Mr. J maber ofthe Fire ~} prived wriog artiste 1 a ryataitous ee (Cate Fa if fever jilinghaw Bos yf iat). Bt Domingo City, of an ve dee Teak, wk Ieavot alle, | Stephen Leach Mr. John a. ye, the *cagaesal Fiat short of proviaio 4 will be obli Mr; Sedgwick, ‘Professor of the Concertina; Mr. Goodall, on ocket, Ray, be Sa Tat vail "for. Boston; liniet ¢ have the honor <= making his frst *ppear: Novia Pent Lieto: Aloxandria for do; B Young. A ence in Ameri oe, hi ny direction of M; Charlecten for Bath; aches OH Perry, Morrill NY. rao Lodes be Portland; B: y, oaton: Mount V Susie vtorens or of te Louisa, Newcomb, A Msi w teak mien Bese tuck, Barsh Louis pane w Bing, [reps vals; Zolica, do; Bailey, Cornelius V. Anderson, Zopbar Mall “Gah cadian, Penuam: od G Nortolk, sehr Austin, K Genn, Wreath, hen Vernon, B: ra: In port Fors, wi sorters BAR’ RD. Nov BAS ne Bad ¥ Btockto: ‘loop Henry Cla 234, eohrs Brilliant, ‘ohn C. Carpenter, ie MSacinto Densioon, Piilsaslpuin, Sid. 234; a. O. Kingslend, oR tenuard, NYork ita Broep. om BILE. Novi TS —ArE sche Resex, Braddook, Saybrook, 'N. Glover, uS. shi , Thomp Bo! tro Gordo, J. Barr, GKandier: Paiindeiptioy sehe's Beldees Hoptive, Prov: Broansa. dere Gruso ORGAN ZFansonuayen. MR. W. A KING begs leave to inform his ons ‘that be wil Toston on the orga in Mr. Hepry Erben’s warer bs] Contre street, w ager) evening. The organ of oe die 9 ~~ S of att andtwo ‘ootaye of q eathe¢ral at Hartford. Cards of inyita- Teresa Cubano (8; re a id be ol; ye ater ‘tor ey woombe, wi a M Etving: tvton Btinson oa ey Ricker, do; “Eciie Quasa, =), {Cvuliar. ‘era a tare Ash Fidhy Gates, for iLuene. , Millike do; » do; es ‘don tbe), ‘ball, O THE PUB: P). for Baroolona: J Cilley, Tis aft Baty wier, fr vers: of New aye that sh ore, at the Sruyvesant f the finest am: LIC. MRS. poty 4 ead in fa interning bee f her frien dei cumpen| Indies, (30 et, trom Bangor for Wiuties, which was bey Ey Sitesi Kerhoien oor of the Institute. yp CROSSING THE DELAWARS.—THIS nal picture, by Lontee, ls now exhibiting, ‘Stu’ pant Tastitute, a 2s come; #98 hy cainane, Nov Hered, Marais Fusolier, Dens. abips *, Galvestor cerry, Oe we — rob, N York Ww are with temense, Nnseqeee as the ro" dy. Vioksbate. Berry o0ds, do; Rabati faa Piglasalp a it, Belderst we. Admission, 3 cen Weonts, Open trom 5A M to 10 ni tie! res, 2 brig Cowper (Br), Brows, West New LONDON, Nov 2: Chas 0. luateored its ver Byers for Nerwich; echr pai, Sm! ae Potter ¥ Philaéel Ferrelio, — nae NY¥o Surora, won, Norwich fords, RIPLER MALL.—THE GRE. TARY et pene Ach ah. Johns Phiisdelphis. ‘Testimonial to Mr. Charles White will take place on lov 22—Arr ech: ra vuteday evening, December é. Ali pre tee esizous of assisting tbe co-operation of the above test! monial of TO ress ¥ BENJ. i bakes Seo, No, 111 Grand street. oy ER HALL.—TICKETS FOR bay COMPLIM NT. y Be it to Charles White on dtainod as all the rene ipal hovela snd music stores ia t o city. Fiity conte Agee, se ioeny Queen of the C: w Yer! ‘eit, Philadelphia; Thos B Smith, aad Aathra- 7 NAN CcKEt, Nov 2—Arr sche J Raymond, Philadel- FerPACObA, Nov i Chae renal Pornan or SALIFORNIA curiosity. FOR SALZ—8 SPLEN.- id epecimen of orn ly e Roman head with helmet and buss, {i welghve stgiey Inquire of George Butts, corner of Roosevelt and streets, where it may be seen. Nesmers Patron 80m, BY ork. weit sobre t Thompson, C Patterson, Poncook, Wilming- ‘ROV(DENCE Nov 22—arr peor Pelican, Williams, York; sehi Edwards, Softcll mi: Hf MEDICAL, HOENTX peers ane —S MIXTURE mony Be an a nd’ Dosten, Cetson, Phiisdelps & FL, Cramer, 4 turin. Martin, abd Y cite pat New York; Pavilion, ey, do (or Calmia, to wind 2 —arrt prop Ose Hall: Star. Nickerson; arya Writ, SURED.— DRS. COOPER & MURPHY, t, from their long practice and pro be relied om for the ov b docter’s may be Botracee yf affords the greatest priva: yO PRE TILL CURED—DR. CORBETT, 10 DEANS be Sidemtiaily on ‘she treatment prac! les Dr.i0. wel opie RY rk: ope Bibber, Portian ‘ONTLAND, Now S2—Atr schts LB ®. Leprelette. Reeé, NVork:; Egoremet, Thompson. » Machias for NY¥ork. Cid ship Dubii uM bay hang, Prise, NYork sib Bee certainty 4 Donornbly dealy Tnember of the University’ of the City of R. WARD, BEING DEVOTED To THE of ail delicate disord I oh b Plication. Patients we none b w ap These. ome 80 ial street, corner of Broadway. No fee required until cured, ‘ER, 4 DUANE STREST, Ha’ Neon devoted his pract . for Liverpool; Golish ( repa; Modaliion, Musterd, wee: tien, Theobal Fides, Boriand, do. Bulkley, tor 7 offs, 5 aatey Bas ever pr 1 ng i ‘ns Bee 4K. JODNSON, NO. 17 P545P sTEaay, ha Fnown in the treatmen: oon oa = ioe atthe Balt on , for me Symmes, dieg: OC nee, G0; Urey md ).t rm Creon, dey Wi Tepriewte fey SALEM, Kev 2 vorn, N¥erh; tr ay Sisdetphia; ese: Piventecty hia. Sid rt) Masensas hs yi * Boo Wenreck. Tom, wish & “Ghen ie ‘siied London snrgvca in shi 1s Soothers ve INVIGORATING eS. THR ody for those ye atections = oly pees, mon Passengers Arrived. Steamship itr Mrs Cobb, Mise Gate ea ating for soaiety, Pe fornitah an int ¢ Rowman, SR Fee | porns aricee tie are fe Loxton Oven bride W Lomberham, ledy and by igs Reccell ane indy,"9 Thome and ieay, hee Mary ron medical work vp Pe Lonvon—Packet chip Prince Albort—Capt.N Craig, indy, | SPY Bent te the country. shild and pe Mit 6 Mise BR Fora’ Mrs a | ™82 whe 14 pousens thie book "Bunwos ened : eee D* tes MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CONTIDENTIALLY LL LC ate With eroury anraee veers peas from salt vigor. on Fallon street. “Wo foo BY DOCTOR WARD, OF fortunates Friend boat alt jth & bool tae y most apt to be mi be o Tereet, Where caly is known the secret of curing expediti yand cheap. $500 REWARD —JEFPRIES agrine® sifie mixture for the cure of pri hes & speedy cure without the icinky oxo or che i ote Lo the eu! whieh he weeld in * having Aris, for the express purpoae of studyini lowed by Along and vory extensive lity, he eum, with coutidenss, 4 radical exes, thew oan b: 4 Sve ively to this ape Lit ith sertoneoomplic they may toycire some one, whieh * yery few days) 850 REWARD so been & ma’ shat any ene ot te ‘ ag sctebility end of ptofecrlional « mort cer i sees wich Attention, to out the we whe may have to w goes bon 9%, Pond Otten. Satu instant when the following ‘eminent artists will = Madame ANNA TSILLON, Madame Biscacei anny, Bignoz BAD INSTRUMENTAL $0L0 PERFORMERS. Mons. JAELL, the eminent Pianist, and A USER. Afulland ig ti Sime has bi aged. full and effective Orchestra has been oi tM Geo Lone William You fi President, 3 Bare Nias Groeka 2 fee T. . Walker, 68 Bep' Jol roe W. D. Cuthbert: Wi tebe ete ‘ew Le Pearl st. ay ta Edmund Arnold, M. Walker street, Henry Sales. — 178 CHATHAM SQUARE, 0) the National HATHAM SQUA : engrasen and’ whoa afemetn ab ook. ich ae tae iy toon lace of entertainment in New Work, po} Ethioj Opere Troupe; Also, oe clock, and im the evening — are varied and select, * otber acess man in the world, whe will b phe will al a sulinnes choose to offt ki ae, sieits on ot of Maley Beat ther. with . we Tarlety of, ints tay ad ia aay. ae onan 12 ‘Sanis ren, hail price; ity 12s! conte Ranesirien ted Dastle performances by oe troupe in the wr ae Monday ev ‘November ming during at preparatios pracustion on day, and tee ' RCUB, 37 BOWERY. pate enterteil or ‘Tucakogivl of Roveut sant Li a PROPRIE- afternoon, v bait past price Bh ae ving day (te C! ri Ly re of the nege Fvatida breakdoms 1, Hormance of the a ‘crete, mab publi. gy ELLOW Fit AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, [SESaeaEs ¢ AND srRorat NOTICE. York. Philadelphia, and timore. Be Great, Wisard of she N Nis Grand bi Beirecs Mystericusen, up to the 23im ini visa agrand De ‘Brtertatament on va Friday. Be then proceods to Baltimore, where he com- mences & 6 of bis extraordinary Performan ees on Mon- day, Deceniber 1, at the now Acsomoly Rooms, corner of He- 4 iombard strerts, where be will rem: the trontm { dsliemse a4 all the bindred sfoctous illustrated by Sereas uombey of beautifully colored places, as inrge aa ive—by Homer Bostwieh. jeotwrer On surgery and diseases Of the . Ib ie a large q rirnet from the It may be edition, fourveca, i he er iy possession ef for the marrieé, or theme Siseiones im porvant srueete, Ine! (amily, {¢ $¢ Of speoins importance. fi very fomalo—she wife, the motder—she ome either budding into romans of youre, im whom nator disse ver the od, OF Moman In Da al UR. AM. Mavnroran wetter ey My Dean Bin ~My wifo hae doom porceptibly sin vome three years cr more, in consey ber s And cuffering rome mouths dolore ai nement : every succes and ating fe of things wae the Worst. A yore book highly spo teers tonching my case On ies ite pages imparted voryot MM fn ea 4.8 prospect 40 me, which T little woneatyee Bud for Piis, ere ai one would hare ny ny wile ‘and my oniidcon loth mee fully she ae To striokip: Bon BM. Meariceaa, Vig as 129 Liberty treat. Pog ae by a TREATMENT OF PRIVATE hours, 2%, * qn Ray ne) y tea tevicnsl i atections, Py A fie local remedy. ow BAY ong there are thos onnee daily sheet In sil, he guar Sutees a perm fat eure. cures of di eaustic, which others wee, on sed i § the former’ sue goon enongh. His dip the hundrsde of other cortifestes, You cuted me ia a fov, application cured mo svt tried Vine. —W. N. Grats, 1 paid in five yours, to bs owed of fisbous” bepetit, be: yon onred ine by local () phos time.—Jes, B and fae, hy * physicians tors 1 4 ft, pt from ignorant medial geotond: ric a4 tine thie olny abownde with am9 rangers are spp isl empyriont preveuders, under Bsvore with § Frenoh promupeiation, w er eres + n aad bee vty tee