The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1851, Page 3

_—_—_—__ Bid of November, inclusive, during the years 1850 and nega eo gaEe ‘ Wheat bu. Corn, bu. in. ieso....72nettra Ronsaun” Saenaer Paaiass wa. 204,005 2,900,918 943 7,617,115 —«1,686,791 Gin... 35,813 Deo. 06303 In, 4,339,058 In, 45,843 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at ‘tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 2d of November, inclusive, during the years 1849 and WAL, was as follows > Wheat, bu. Barley, bu. 2 455.619 Petty arg 1, 289 2900 943 7,617,115 1,696,701 Soc... 280147 In, 644524 In, 2,648,200 In. 984,502 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the fatter left at tide water this year. compared with the Porrerponding period of last year, shows an increase of 922,625 barrels of flour. he following table sxows the quantity of some of the Principal articles of produce left at tide-water from the commencement of navigation to the 22d of November, Anclusive, during the years 1849, 206 days; 1850, 216 days; 4851, 219 days :-— woe Receirers OF ed CR AT ta. enees yen, . q anal Open, aor iwi abst x 2'999 943 3,184067 7,517,115 1'630,848 1,686,791 579,781 254,197 2246,802 8, 118.272 61.646 63,351 46,331 45,050 32.484 27.167 13,930,898 7,585,748 8,257,294 = 10,774 251 28453,137 22,805,214 11,717,856 0:459,626 9318821 10,952,023 ‘There will be required between this date and the close Of navigation, to equal the receipts of last year, 51,500 Dherrels of flour, 670,811 bushels of wheat, 218,108 bushels ye, 68,076 bushels barley, 1,567 barrels pork, 33,908 bar- Tels beef. The receipts of corn this year exceed the en- fire receipts of last year, 4,280,059 bushels, and the me- Morable season of 1847, 1,463,270 bushels. There is a Janze diminution in the receipts of butter and cheese; but this is accounted for from the fact that, during the Bummer and early fall months, the railroads monopolize the trafic on all perishable property. Inlard and bacon there bas Deen a slight increase, anda slight falling off p the receipta of wool. Stock Exchange. rs yee 8 ponees. mm” 8.6 do. Bow Onin ‘ati: 200) Illa Ins'Imp ‘Ai ae Resteehy, in 0 do $ebs Bonk Com full 20 Bank Republi Gy Bus a River KR, Cy BOARD. 5) ohs Readidg RR. 100 di Foretga Markets. RECEIVED bY THE STEAMSHIP ASIA AT BOSTON. ‘Tiverroot Corton Manxer, Nov. 14 —Influenced by a Ptevdy and large demand from the trade, as well as spe- culution, American cotton, of the lower and middli alities, is one-third of a penny higher; in the fair an Sights descriptions there is but little change. Surats hbave also experienced the same advance. All other kinds are in good request, such a Egyptian, Brazil, and long sBtapled generally, bat not materially changed in price ‘Chis tura in our market, which showed itself last week, Has been brought aboutin a great degree by the de- ©reasing stosk. It begins now to be pretty clear that we shell, in Europe, close the year with a pe fo ong quan. tity of the raw material, as compared with the rate of cop-umption; so that, on every reconsideration of this important question, we are thrown back upon the con- elusion that the aggregate amouut of the coming crop will be the regulator of cur market. The Committee of Brokers place fair Uplands at 5d.; Mobile at 5d., and Or. Jears at 5444. per lb, 4609 American, 9310 Surat and ais {0 Fgyptias, have been taken on speculation nd 100 Bahia for ex of which 500 Sea Isl oot ; 8.480 Upland, 3° 72.20 thobiie, &e } amd 24770 New Orl B35; a 6a. Imports of the week, 5,082 bales, 1850. 1851. Trports Jan. 1 to aso og 567.2 Exports do. 23 a pm ption do. do. Fetitoates stock, Nov. 14. Havar Manser, November 13 —Cotton.—On closing ou Qast report we left our market very dull, but gave out no change as to prices On Tuesday night, we received our Jetters from the United States, e New York, 224 and New Orleans, 2lst ult. per electric telegraph. Bince then. under the impression of « considerable crop, and awaiting the fresh arrivals, our market has remained almost rtationary, and ¢ erenved by th sire menitested on the part of holders to r fell by st ips afloat; in consequence of which prices have iven wey considerably, without hardly any transactions athe piace. Stock on hand, however, Is rather more Supported, owing to its scantiness. The sales from Wed- besday to Saturday inclusively do mot exceed 1,100 bales, Of which 100 bales to arrive by a ship not yet cleared, at the rate of 76f. for middling New Orleans On Saturday, we received the Liverpool circular giving important fransaotions, end one-eighth of a penny advance during the week, and at the same time our advices by the At- Japtic came to hand, announcing great activity and rising ra‘es in New York, and reports of cold weather in Georgia and South Carolina; which, however, bave pro- Quced no effect here. We thus commence the week with €50 bales rales, 200 of which are Bengal. and yesterday, docking for further accounts from the States, per Ameri- a. from Boston, with dates to the 20th ult.. am extract Of which has been received from England, our sales have not exceeded 766 bales, wich prices mach the same; but the desire (o realize prevails for steok in port as yell as ho arrive, ro that, genetally speaking. tres-ordinaire Louisiana does not fetch over Test nd other designations $n proportion. To sum up, the sales of the week do act exceed 2455 bales, of which 317 bales to arrive, and 621 } Bengal, against no arrivals, Our stock is, therefore, reduced to 16000 bales, of which 8000 bales erly United States, including 1,000 bales Sea Island, The following were among the sales effected, viz: 851 Dales New Orleans, at T4f «8! @ 801 , 418 bales Upland. at SEf.a 20f: 33 bales Guadaloupe, at Of; 317 Nw Orieens, to arrive, at 88f a 75f.—Total, s Sratement or Corton ty Havar, on tHe 12rm Nov Btcck, Ist Janual a7 bales 9 911 of which 33,696 U 8. dx port. from the Ist.. 2 do. 233,924 do. Bales. do, 272,560 do, Beles for cow do, 84.515 do. Taken by epee do. 16,000 do. Btcck thir dey.. i do, 8,045 do Fame time, 1849. Imports... 936,648 do, Deiiveriee 331,829 do. A 24,236 do. meriean potach continues in favor, and the {cliowing rales have been made, viz, 21 bbls. in port at ait to deliver in December, at 42f. to 42f, 25; York by Zurich, at 43f, to 43f. 23 d, and nominal f. por 60 kil, duty taken place this fee—Several public sales h damaged, by which the t been sup- r rates are Well supported, Sales 200 bags ives at £65; 121 bags 9 bags St. Domingo at tio et £90 to 105, the latter citron Bark — a nguld, at 14f. y for Buitimore, {Rice—This article ie exceedingly dull, and we have no sale whatever to potice; our rates, however, are well eupported for Corolina rice, which is getting tearce. uiry whatever, and prices nominni at 56f for Russia, to Geiser end (f the month = Whalebone—Since the last gccounts frow the fishing grounds, announcing the loss Of ecvers! balers Our rates have improved sensibly. At B® public sate of damaged bone, 4.500 kil. northwestern Sad routhern were paid from £150 to 236, and since then Dy private contract 4500 kil polar found buyers at i 0; the article would be worth to-day f 266 we notice sales of a lot duty paid, by public duty paid. In other artic! India rabber at £104 per 60 kil., HARING DROCHERS’ CIRCULAR. aber 14 —-Cochineal--Only 200 week, which partly sold at 2s. Cocon- 8 Hon- jarket quiet, but holders are not di rs d prices show little change. In Braziland 8t ar Kinds nothing done; good ord. Rio is held at 37s larded. 9000 bags native Ceylon sold this afternoon at Bes Cd. a 40e,, and 4.500 bags Rio at 378. The continental avicee report little activ .y, and letters from Rio to-day ecntein nothing new as regards the crop. We subjoin @ statement of the imports and stocks to the Ist inst. viz.: en (MPORTE nee oy, 1850. 1861 Grent Britain.. see eees 48,100,000 49,400,000 Other ports io Rurope. ove 242,000,000 = 299,200,000 a TOtAL, WWE. ese cece sees eee 1200,700,000 848,000,000 —-s100Ks-$ —— 1851, jreat Britain.. 48,400,000 47,000,000 her port. ia + 49,500 000 60,100,000 ‘Total, Ibe. + 97,900,000 = 107,100 000 ‘Zn the corn trade we have more firmness to notice this ‘week; but, unless for very choice samples of English heat, wv have no change in value to report. The |i average of English wheat, was 36s our is rather more saleable, the price it barrel. In- We bare erie vad 8 gregate Tipe arcet, Flow United states ranging from 16a. Nae" oetm ia very moderate request, Tallow —No in- | for broken up to 40s. for , being very ttt bielly eetar “ ale slightly lon lower; es ry 7 Lo} 1,160 bags Cutch bal ord 6da lis. 254 oo — cin Me low vey gums, tales of 80 chests Oli! at. 16 4 33s. femin Bo 6 an that hid sua i al 6a and abou! of a3! ‘ar! Arabic at 48.4 52s. Gambier is scarce on tbe spot, and 186. has been paid. in small quantities; there are, however. sellers to arrive at 15s. 6d. ane pe Madras cardamons sold at 26. 2d Turkey opiu' 23, 90. @ 188. (Quicksilver 8. 3d. @ 3s. dd ‘sakteoe, 27s. American off of Peppermint 10 «11s for fin». Camphor, Chins held at 67s. 6d. Of dyowoods, sale of 72 tons Ma dras. Red Sanders at £4 103, a £4 158. amd 100 tone Nicaragua, Limaand Mazatlan at £12 2s. 64. @ £15; Rio dw la Hache at £10 Indigo—119 serons Guate- mala at auction sold at from 1s ada 44 for very lean Cortes to good Bobra being par to 2d. cheaper. In Bast India sorts the businers has been limited, but deliveries ‘are pro satisfactorily. In the iron trade a moderate bu: 1 doing in baraand rails at the vious currency; but with an order on hand they might be obtained somewhat under last quotations. Linseed beret 0 off more freely at £7 5s. fortown male. We . 8, oblong £8 6s. in barrels.and £7 173 6d a 3 es bags: thick and thin round £6 {5s. a £7. Oils—Sperm dull at £824 £85. Southern though very scarce, is meglacted; we quote it nominally £30 10s. a £32; pale aval is insome demand at £32 10s ; cod is in lieit request at £34; olive dull, without chang in value; cocoa nut scarce, and fay maintains its value; palm, 276.9 27s. 6d.; lin- seed has again declined, and we now quote it heavy at 288, on the epot, while 27s, 6d, has been accepted for the first, aud 26s. for the last six monthsof 1352. The quan- tity exported from the United Kingdom. for the nine months endiog 10th October, hae been 11,600 tons, against 10,160 in 1850; and 8,500 in 1849, during the same period. yi tre—1,400 bags Bengal, al ‘auction, have been part- posed of at from 26s. = &@ 288. for 114g to 4 Ibs. pF emg being 64. . Bpelter--There are buyers now at £13 178 oa » but it is gen held firm at £14 for Bileman. &p' are quiet. Svcan—The demand is still inanimate, but we do not quote any decline The sales of West Ladia‘for the week comprise 2,250 bhds. Of Bengal aud Mauritius 26,000 bags have been brought forward, which have lag found buyers at rather irregular prices; 456 hhds. bbls. Porto Rico have been sold at J4s. 6d a 393.; "3430 boxes Havana, mostly damaged, from 3ls. 6d. for good brown up to 303 6d. id middling white ; 130 cases white Bahia from 33s 64. and 5.000 bags browa Per- bams at 2s. 6d. a 6d.’ Nothing done in cargoes aficat. Inthe eontinental markets, dulness is the dis- tivguishing characteristic. The result of the Trading Company's tale of 24.714 baskets, which took place yes terday at Amsterdam, will not be known till to morrow, We add a note of the im ports and stocks to the Ist in. stant, by which it will be seen that the great excess of stock is in this country. Imports 1850. 1351. Great Britain, 607,100.000 26,090,000 Other ports of 608,400,009 486,990,000 Total eee +01,215,500,000 1.212,990,000 Lbs Great Britain........ Other ports of Europe. Total. . semeees 844,500,000 439,500,000 Ibs. Tallow—A fair demand prevails for consumption, at 87s. a 878, 8d. for St. Peters at Y¥.C on the spot; 37s. to end of December, and 87s. 6d. for spring, are the clos- ing rates for forward delivery. Tea—Theve is but little business doing, and prices remain without material alte- ration. Public sales are announced for Tuesday next, and 1,000 pkgs. Assam will be offered this day week. Turpentine—A parcel of fine rough has been sold at 83. Sd.; common dull at 8s. & 7s, 9d ; British spirits sell slow- ly at 398, STATE OF THE MARKETS. (From Willmer & Smith’s Liverpool Times of Nov. 15.) The improvement of the trade of the manu ‘acturi districts, noticed last weck as having happily supersed ded a very unsatistne tory state of matters. has increased in firmness during the present week; and even an advance of one-eighth of a penay per pound has bi mcst spinners, and maintained. With liber eclonial produce home dealers sparing puroh: and export orders are few. Prices for most articles still nue to give way. Sugar is much depressed. Coffee, Oo tea and spices continue to be affected. Kice, however, has been active, and has advanced in rice. The weckly review of the produce markets of Rot- -rdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Autwerp, represent ne ofthe various articles as without matcrialalteration. ittle demand existed for coffee, but quotations on the average were maintained. In sugar, rice, and spices, the business was only for immediate consumption. The English money market, sinee Friday last, has been of a most healthy character. The plentifulness of money has raised the price of the funds considerably. Each dey since our last publication the market has progressed pd ye until this afternoon, when a check was received, the market = at a smali decline. The one 5 ‘clock opening prices at the Paris Bourse were received through ‘the the submarine telegraph, and posted in the Btoek Exchange at twenty minutes to three. re is not much alteration io our foreign exchanges. The fol- lowing are the latest quotations: —Amsterdam, 11 101¢ to x; do, sight; 11 17; Hamburg, 13 10%; to 13 10%: Pa- ris, 26 25; do. ‘sight, '25; Antwerp, 25° 3734 to 25 42; Frankfort, 120),, Leghorn, 30 7 to 30 50. The uj werd tendenc: of our cotton market noticed last wee has been still further manifested during the presen! the demand from the trade, up to the close ef Wednes. dey, was large, which holders, from the reasons alluded to in our last, supplied very sparingly, and buyers of the common and middie qualities of Amertean hadto pay an advance of fully one eighth of a penny per pound upon the rates current on Friday last. Since Wednesday, bowever, the demand has not den quite so extensive, aud the feeling of the market so buoyant, but prices are without the least change, holders being very firm at the full advanee of one elghth of a penny per pound then quoted. In feir to good fair American, f anil gro quo- table advance. the demand for these particular qua lities being very small. Brazil and Egyptian hate been in fair request, but are ‘unohanesa in price The stop which we last week reported as having appa- rently been put to the decline in prices in Manchester, has been succeeded in the precent week, not only by a further accession of firmness, but as far as yarns are concerned, by a general upward tendency. The a cal difference between the rates accepted a fortnight for mule and water warps, cops, and bundles. and thee which are now paid, may be stated at one eighth to one- querter penny per pound. The buyers naturally hesi tate, however, to pay such advance, and business appears, therefore, to be in some dey er restricted But the fact is, that the operations of the Inst few weeks have again pre- engaged the production so far ax to leave compar lively little at liberty for delivery within the next two or three weeks, otherwise the tranractions would be much more considerable On Tuesday, most of the spinners added about 2ne eighth penny per pound to the quota- tions which were current last week, and yesterday they ae as much firmness as on that day; but they prudent! y purrue the policy which has before served them so well under like circumstances, of selling freely where their terms can be realized. As regards goods, the makers stand firmly to their quotations; fut the demand is spiritiess and lagging. and no advance ean be obtained Domestics id Teloths are the articles most in request. ‘The iron makers are moderately anpplied with orders, but prices are remunerative. No change of import- ance is immediately expected. The death of Mr. Wilson, an extensive Beotch iropmester. has taken ra. withio the pest few days. Itisto be regretted, as he displayed muc! inenawe and energy in his operations. Freights continue bigh from this port, in American bottoms, for heavy freights. The present rate demanded for bar iron to New York is 20s. per ton. Present quotations in Li- verpool :—Merchant bar, £5; nail rods. £5 108; hoop, £5 16s.; sheet, £7 10s ; Seotch pig, No. 1 Bars. in Wales, 6 months, £4 10s. Pig, im Glasgow. No. 1, good brand, net eash, £219. The English Funds have con- tinued steadily to increase in Price during the week. To- day, there was little dot the clove. the receipt of 108,000, 009 cause, The following were the closing prices :-—Conscls Account, 08 '; do. money, 084 %,: Three-and- Quarter per Cente, 08 \; Bank stock. 214\y. The lowing table will show ti the present week :— Money.—— fluctuation in Consols during weeny, 12 Thure’y, 13. Vriday, 14 " ‘The market for bullion le oot, and quotations are well maintained, with a tondency to improve, if the export should continue. Silver is lees abundant, late arrivals, both from the States and by the Wert India being principally ia gold. which has reduced t pated supply. Money easy, but without chan, Foreign gold in bar: in rates. tandard,) £3 174. 9d. per ounce ; do, silver in bare, (rtandard ) fs °od.; gold col Portu- pal pos, £3 178. 4d; do. doudtuons, Patriot, £3 1Ss.; do . doubleons Spanich, «3 18s ; do.. Napoleots, £5 Lbs. do . 10 guilder pieces, £3 iés srddouth American doller lar delisrs, 64. }d: im antioipation of the ac ‘ (to-day) little has been done in foreign funds during the Week. Oo Wednesday and Thursday arrangements were the account to-day to the exclusion of almost all bs pusiners The past fortnight has been much more eat tor railway property, During the earlier part of the acco business was very inactive, but within the last few much more dispoeition to operate has been evinced, and Letter prices have been obtaimed. Yesterday was con- tinuation day, and the rates for carrying over stock to the next account were very much lower than of late Ehares were much firmer and left off at higher prices. ‘To day the market opened geod, but receded a little to- *ard noon, cloring beneath its best “weakish.” Daring the latter part of inst, and beginning of the present wel, considerable amount of business was transacted in the California Gold Mining Shares, at t high miums. Are- action bas, however, taken pi tod these shares are now lower. The excitement hee altogether subsided, oud the dullness of the railway market to-day hee affect: «d the former and eaused lower prices. The following were the closing Prices, to-day —, val» equa Fria, Lis '{ pre- mium; Ave Maria, }, ‘y prem.; Novesa Monde, » 7%. “ao Ad; Dry Goods ‘Trade in New York, The dry goods trade is rapidly contracting. The auc- tions are few, and of oy e silk Joe bers are now closing their business, while the wool- lem jobbers are not yet active, » though anticipating short- ly en active demand from the cl Btaples are duil, but a fair demand yet remained for seasonable Ee S$ delaines, and shawls; the latter from secon nds. Unbleached sheetings and shirtings are very in- active, and the stock continues light. wt hed ra are rather more active, but the stock is large and the metket favors the buyer. Drills are dull, yet steady. Ovnaburgs are t, with an pg stock. De- nims are dull and heavy, Stripes out inquiry. Ticks are ! offering, but Prsiout effect. Canton flannels are active, telling quickly on soetly yt. Printing cloths are firmer, with more Inquiry; yet the sales Ps nct large. Prints are still in request, at at frm tates: new goods coming forward meet ‘bing: hame are inaetive, the season being one in fair demand at full rates; the continued supplies meet ready gale, Cloths are dull, with an ample stock ec ia Try ed mee oak Gla juest, at rates; blasks re'mere active, both oottom and ‘wool, jeans are slow of sale, and hesvy. Bheep active and firm, Li are dull. Flaanels ere in go od demand. Blankets are dull and heavy. Shawls are dull fom first hands, but active os the ie uting trade. British fabrics ate in very li ted Delaines sell the most freely, but the pee Islight "Linens are moderately active, “Woollen goods ere beld with much firmness, with @ light demand French and Continental gocds are less were, The silk jobbers are buying » few parcels for ap: cial assortment. Delaines, and all priated gods of fing qualities, are yet firm, Ribbons ace very heavy. Vel- vets are rather better. Cloths under $2 50 are in active request. Silks are firm of the better quetities, Tha ptices yielted from auction sales ure very iregulec, but ‘are mostly at depreesed rates; the demaad is no longer equal to rustain the prices at forced sa) Importations are yet light; the spring goods will begin to arrive freely about the end of next mouth. Domestic Markets. New Bevrono Oi Manxer, for the week ending Novem- ber 24.—Sperm —Dhbe market has been active sinc? our last, and sales of upwards of 3 490 barrels have beea made ‘at fully previous rates, The sales include 1,510 barrels, at 125 cents; 270 barrels, at 126 cents; 650 barrels, extra, et 12634 cents; and in Boston, parcels, per lo, from Fayal, of 220 barrels, at 124 cents: 180 barrels, at 1243¢ cents, and 460 barrels, at 125 cents per galion. In manufectured we hear of sales of 4,000 gallons unbleached, 2d winter, at 124 cents. Whale —There is some in: geist but transac- tions are checked by the firmness of holders. We have only to report a sale of 50 barrels, at 67 cents per gallon. Whulebone.—We hear of no transactions in this market, WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Qonnectap Weosxspay, Nov 20, ron tus New Yous Heaaw. NEW YORK MARKET. Duties poyadle im cash. Goede stored te be sold ab public auction at the endof ene year. The ten in all Sases tobe 2.20 p0unds. Norn hve Cc) pete River — a HEMP— Russis-cla 2,t0n 0S — — amo ASHES— Pot per WW Ibe, 4 575¢0-—— Bkiswax— Tani —%5 a— 20% i. a— li HIDES AND SKINS— Biod. & B.Ayr— Bie 13 canton 1a— 1096 -—? Ke Matansas,.—10 #—10 tenis 8 sais RRR os ISI SS582 SERRSERSR one corro: Cidor Spiviis.. -— 55 Middiing Uplds— 8ifa— 87; | Whlokey 2.0 —208 ink Pit. — Siga— 954 | Wine, Madeize.— a DOMESTIC GOODS. do "Sh 55 8 ings, bi 8 Tia a Se oe ww Mon pm ra Claret sunk. 7 aa 5 22— Port, hea Antimvay, Antimony, Keg ar arsenite, “pow'd: oN Ascfetida oo ry cy a » W - ri) = x wa B Camphor ea 0 phor, refi. -—— e tharides. 016 a— 13, 37 a 4% 278 o—70 5] STN LODg — 25 8 a— 9 wD ew = 9 — ole ai a— Oa i — ae — 0 $8 Soap | Pamper “100m — 3 a ma: per” = 35 a—48 | Do. white Eng 1 — —3 -—s ow a 1 ‘— =10 s— 2% 199 3B s— par % — » 7 6 w» Bye. rock, Ei a5t0 8 Todine, ashe w 1, sic 3 a 58 oh] a 2156 i} 8 6 h'a,No8.1 eee Bic E,W ibe De-D 6 170 Flax, row 0 a 3— | Timothy. Q's 275 | Cloyers ib, cy American.br'n Bis | wie al eee n & Bareap'ls, Mex.— 11 man, De iW ine— 22 . common. 15 IBlISli lil Ssmaseet BewSceauese Se EREEIREE se tafe Court of Oyer and Terminer. CHARGE OF PERJURY. Nov. 25 —The People ve, Wm. C. of the Court, previous to the marder trial, Wm. C, Sturtevant was he ped up. The pore com- mitted by the Police Justice, for ry and ims, vot and for illegal Lore and as oveutte up on corpus and mov. on paar of informality ae poerren t Court Tefased to Alscha rge on t on that a, and nred and dvsted the de; ns vo be brought Were 40, on | this morning J Hdmonds said be had lanl the depositions, tl at they proved, beyond doub’, cifunces charged, and besides, the be jsoner, on his ex- amination, had confessed his guilt, and therefore must be resommitted. Mr. Phillips for the prisoner, them moved that the Court would admit him to bail, the having vette Cou } paid, that as the priso guilt Court said, that as ner's was very manifest. and that he had allowed himself to be bribed to give an illegal vote and in doing so had committed per- jury, it was a case in which It was proper to refuse to ad- me the prisoner to bail. He was, therefore, recommitted in full THE LATEST ADVICES RECKIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Novamsnn 26, 1851, ' Seapsiee, Er Get ire, Vo it. = alge = Pernambuco, Braai isco, Fe Poraurin sie ter. & | ortau Prince, Hayti.Nov Trinidad. Oct, 18 pete July 33 Nov.l0 Golomber Ceylon’ Paty it Coustantinople, "Tey. Sept.15 Conta Ries, ©. A. ... July 24 3, N Dominica, W. 1, Elcthuers, Bahama 1. aug. ent 4 Fort singe fay ok Fae da Bt. N. Bt. mpd PLR Be. Kitts. AGENCY. Ww RTHINGTON G. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO practise law i the Supreme Court— to attend to cases = laims and settle accounts of fundsin Teens ox G ut toc! ago—and to bogetiste Roh Aee \d pat eg 2 in Tey rBtabe “~ CH Union. ae, etna .< oo ry way te hh onees, it ‘Communvcations,. pre haat arate Oe a » No. 6 Carroll Place ‘meet with prompt _ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. AM ‘DEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM WaW Fork to Feeder Ts, Plee No.1 vot UL Wh . a ill, Washington, D. by steambont JO! ‘R. Morsing om} Py i ~~ yf be pix Fare »: Nee 5m for for . zk, ine, 520. BRS TE: cy ie BLISS, ed zw YORK AND PHMADELIHIA. NEW YORE snd Philadelphia diccer— Mail Line— shrough in 436 hours, wie Now Sots ‘Ba eco ‘30 $3 for firat olnes, and $2 60 for e Sew BAT M. from took, of Corslands X,, from food of Liderty stroos. Leave Pht indotpiln'so 6 tna Aci. aad € 2 Bes from tholoovel Wal ant sbrees. Yor Barrmone, Wasxixero! om Cxantueron.— ae ee Parvugh Hakste are sald im the above nes. A tSrwesh ose. Jeetor, with through baggage cheeks, raving a 5. Sraana bengure te thts train will riod direotl: — from ee ‘the wither’ axten al EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c. DAMS & co." CALIFORNIA FREIGQT, FACEAG and Parcel ‘Mail Steamer Kl on Friday, New redo will positi 2th instant, at 3 o'clock, express by ber in eb through measenger to d warerprect ADAMS & CO., ERFORD & CO'S CALIFORNIA Fe steamer BL DORADO, Saturday, 27th ii a Francis: ra twenty, ‘at Express; throu, dt less than atrect, Astor Hi ‘Taree Baer GREAT a. PACKAGS AND ore left at our office ed giving etm - 1 ions. eniling, and letters raul 26 0! MPSON . ‘trroutcocx, Managers Hey Agent 140 ri streot, cor. SHIPPING, (OR LIYERPOOL-UNITRD STATES MAIL & ship ATLANTIC, Cept. Jas. This depart with the U. 8. Mf Say, December 6th, at | fect ef Can Ung’ farce and comicrt, 8 No. 56 Wall stree Da jatione app S& ie each PaciPic’ Taleo. a co. ceed the ATLANTIC, and sail Deo. 2th. le persis AND NORTH AMERICAN ROTAL 1— betwecn New York and Liverpool di- ree! ct een Boston and Liverpool, the Boston chips only ‘calling 20 Hailfus vo leod aad ive mails and pee- “ahahra, gar. RICA, A wUROPA,C AMERICA, vans Sh: aaa Can ‘ NIAGARA, Oni Se ‘Oaph. Marriscn. mainmast hond; f om, " Rice ar int trem New vert ct Morton $0 Liverpool iD, 870. Anneli pata for. ‘aarged on epecis beyond an amount for First ca 4 Pere mast pass through the Fost freight of page: ” sig? adc Ree B Brosayny. Fron, 1 KooaD received sag pegene’ 4 are PALA s 00m, Lat oabiy ‘Avply Me ‘= uo TMON, i Dresdway. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRR.—2UR UNITAD States mail UMBOLDT, ee, srilarre tonching at om Saturday, December 130s, orth River, Price of passage mabe h the Post Omtoe. ship. No merchandise er Thursday, December llth. iitaiere Acond, 59 Bronaway. yy -PRILADELPAIA AND LIVERPOOL Ld ship Company intend running their new steamships PHILADELPHIA, City of Glaeow, Thursd day city of ans gnohester, Thure- City ri City of’ Histor, Ha FROM LAER FOOT. City of Manchester, Wednes- aor, Wdnes- i ureday, City of of Uiaseow, W rygneees. City of Mince, ‘Weanes- ber 31. Paseege from Rata Fore Cabin, 960 ry aa abov: Reverver der 29, at 3 ool past a UN i759 a ame RW YO) SHIP or oM- see a er =a Spee —D, ‘OBMANCE.—DOORS Tings at ti rolock. rae cen Oro! Sart t., nie abate ie ee eicasaen see il compence vt ‘HITE gett, vor White, ir. or Pepper, Mr Gleun; Mrv. Pr White, Mere: Bro To ude with the pieo MONKEYANA~-Moakey Master Cony; Philan Strappo, Mr. Gritithe. EVENING PERFORMANCE —Doors open ab 6 20 ah 7 Nor. 25 the ‘eguertrian OWERY THEA: 5 The Stacie of Paund Ur: Gries Otinsks, Meo. J ji Ure © the hover ana bis Do 1 a shidald Lolo, Me. Taylor; Dugal . Dox ; WNell, Mr Cony; Evan Leal wes; Duncan, Papa x y deate Campbell TO) THEATRE, #, CHAMBERS , STREET —DogRD ‘open at 654; to begin at 7 o'olock. Dreas Circle and Par- uette, GU conte; Becon Tie. Beents; Private Bo: $5; ira Beats, 75 cx dangle. Bi Dufard, M A Miss Chapman; Emilie, Nite Ms Mas ‘Taylor. To abi ene EAF AS 4 FOST—Tristam Ssppy, Mr. Burton. Nationa’ THEATRE, CHATHAM bree ay mums Circle Bene au Pit, 1236 oon! vate 50 Box Tickets, formauces. Doors ore ole Thursday afternoon rformtacee will Wh tho farce of 1m STP Le Tobias Short. cut, Mr. Fox; in Bobstay, Mr oy sal Marpar Shortout, Mies Barber. To be follo: MONK) NRE rE alte Mr. Blarchard; ies wie TOO MANY COOKSSPOIL THE BROTH-—Mone.Swillup, Mr. Fox; Soraggy, Mons. Zavystowaki; Lucinds, Miss Ludlam. EVENING PERFORMANCE. —D 8343 Pee atT ovclock. ‘The entortai os ghee ‘BEL, ‘THE CHILD UF THE BATTLE bel er. Clarke; Pierre pessarerh, ph, Me. Arn Mt ymour; Captain Morto abel. Mrs. Rhein Ir. Fox; er which, the drama of the FO! OF Landry, Mr. Bi anche at. Mecaite, Mr, Clarke Aubri, Mr. Arnold; Miss Hathaway: Ursula, Mrs chols.” To include witn the Grams of MOSE LN FRANCE Big Mose. Mr. Arnold; Littl Baasby, Mr. F ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM — —MRS. SKERRETT’S BENE- See GRIST 5 UT, and KOS- BUTH'S KUM, * Box Book now open. sy CHE: henge 4 haf eed MECHANICS’ HALL, NO during the we week itt furaher othe The eral ax al and comprising jan offi known Christy Corps’ management EB. P. Chi this city, for a, succession of “five yeares! have been fashionable nudionses, by fe rgy Em Pree rats ay afternoon concerts are dis "November, 27h, Thanksgiving ing st S o'clock P, ra JELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ Fy Musical Hall, 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand streete—Open night. This truly celebrated band of performers. un @ management of J, B. Fi whose concertain this city tor the past two years ha Feovived wit? uae greatest favor by the elite and from all parts of eet Union, Fellows’ Gall is one most comfortable buildings in this city. Admission 2 cents, Boors open at 6; to commenc: ry ke ‘clock. An afternoon concert every Wednesday Saturday, com- icing at 3 o'clock. ry GRAND AFTER- day, for tho accom- be champion Dan- oors open at 2. 8 MELODEON. GRAND AFTERNOON PER- y (Thanksgiving day), commenc- 3 this day will consist ders and satonishments of the great Wizard Jaciesnental Concord that: + will be given on Mons a commit- too of gentlom Me. Joveph Perkins, an ol y the Fire Uo: who hag iately, through bli deprived of support. The follow: spare most gn y tenderoa heir gratuitous services . Bm iilinghat Bostwick, Miss ivuria Leach, Mr. P, 1 itr. Svephi fr. le, the econ Ti Geo "Tickets, 5) cv Siecle etoroor ce of the following remtom ‘Cornelius V. Anderson, ‘Alfred Carso James ¥, Gillespie, Gilvert Pabnor, William Crate, wes Gyrpenter, 'm. ©. Kingsland, William ma rele | oh t Glover, MT. Breanet ; ‘ASHINGTON ‘CROSSING THE DEL. t national ary ye t the Bt evening, Decomber 4. att professio 4 of Assisting in the co-operation of the adove testi- mouial of respest, willl address BENJ. A. BAKER, Seo., No. 111 Grand street. RIPLER HALL.—TICKETS FOR THE COMPLIMENT. aty Bonoft to Charles White can be obtained at all the principal hotels and music stores in the city. Firty conte eneh. ES. Co FIRST “CLASSICAL QUARTETT the Apollo Rooms, on Satur- day, tramental tions by Spo Performers, Mr. J. Beutler, coy Timm, Noil, Reycr, Eishhorn, ap on CAuiroRnta ci ‘OR SALE.—A SPLEN- cid apecimen of enis gold, closely resembling aitoman sad with helmet and bust, 1 welghteeightyounces: Inquixe ¢¢ George Butts, corner of Roosevelt and Batavia streets, where it may be seen. SHIPPING. MP BE NEM, YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES (Mal Bieamere, The ships composing th a STEIN Captain Wort, Captain Nye. Spoiled for slegunce oud erator’. rr passes from Now York 00 Lizerpoot, $190; exela Fd nee i se size state rooms, $325; from Liverpool An writneod Sengeen, Attached to Neo borat ony J until paid Wednesday, % Wednesday, Dyo. 1d, Fe ws eeday, r ednceday, Jen. . a5 ARDY Sco 56 Wall stress, N. ¥. Swit SSUFLEY & 00. Liverpool. Eo. kODRR § o..18 Wings Aria Yard, London. L. BRAUER, ee) ue Notre Dame des Victeires, ntable for gold, arth Tio: Fiahona berthoa, RD. © Ship WILLIAM WThLL, (new) 1 aw tone burthe John Willard, All requisite artic! commande b men of experience in the or without wines or liquors. Goede | iit be forwarded free from any ered. , Agente, 187 Pont rtroes. a4 . Mall, STRAMSHIP COMPANY.—TOR NEW * Orleans, via Havana. Change of sailing day. 7 OW tons, J. Tax fe apler did steamehip Bmpie City | seil from the og Phere are requested to supply themselves wit pouy'e ville of lading, which may be had om spplioation at te effin. No other form wi oat ed. Foe irelghtor pas ‘ange apply to ‘M.0, ROBERT ¥ aes Tote, eamer Monumental oa ‘ i | caw a ann BDICAL: | i iM D TK THE sel Cri od he'would application a street, corner of Broadway. No fee R. S caaee ond cael 08 | ating for no: rtant ALA me, sta 2 Bent wery, om in K Gate diseases and telf a! Ey eeer ARR By yt aif a} cure, under thea te, and Dance b: tomime of EB bare poral dram: Broapwa Y eas Bree tel ond Pacyate ora Nov. 27, will be od the In . FoI » Fenno; |ANAGER, Lg rs 4 SE PION =tIOk, 35. open at Fourth ni = Taiesomfs pentomins, whith ebvends r : B with the toa extraotdizary and wondeefut in a ty infant Twins Y teanstormations. ioe a ae Bo be foto COObRRE.” ints ‘or the ee ROUGHAM’S BEORUY, BROADWAY, NEAR Broome street. Doors open at 624; to boxin at 7 o’clook. Dress Cire! ‘ain » * grb Thats’ dey, svonines Nov oe with the 001 the MONEY Wank a Mr, Bi Siem, Me, Ghigpenale Grow bynes ire: 0 followed by he fares sis tyke Bea Mr. pe. Jordan, Tous, noite, sel Bre Mrs. Skerrett in four sharaetes. Kossuta's KUM—Ponnfether, M Mrs. Mader. Be Taner cians nabene ed Sons, $1 Panguetio wad Boxee, $1; Amphitheu vrtarlttn wubeeripuen a. Bight! Fiien Nev a Bs" bonisettte Iva poe Ress ee ARIA DI ROHAN. = oP! ous .E.—SECOND GERMAN formance of the best society of German actors in the Laited manor it jer the management of Charles Stein. turday, Nov, for the t time in New York, THE BELL- RIN RCH OF NOTRE DAME, AND mie TTR cirsy ena en Testis J ky 4 ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, 5 eeeaee one erg John Greenwood, Jr., Assiat- Mansg: ho entire Museum at 8 o'clock, the the VI! ies ‘oy whe Mrs. Pi hail. The Koh. i-noor Diamond, or its; the Family, the Chinese collection, and the ry curiosities be seen as usual, © IRCUS.—NEW Tone faerie aang ro rh BOWERY ments, aftern: Thanksgiving Day Fi Two splendi and ¢) ‘November a, he superb troupe a Bands’& Co, togsthor with ail the beautiful Ponies, will appear in both entertainments. Brat and Parquette, 25 cents; Children, half price; Pit, cents. j)RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, own block above the National Thestre.—George Loa, sole prietor,—Saloon performances every afternoon and evem~- Ing, Entertainments to commenos in er and is ening et 736 o'slock. The entertain- a solect, and a een be. sccm at ntertainment in New Ri’ oonsiot hiopian Opera Troupe; a 190, Mons. Gi the world, who will iD break a any sto hhoose to offer him; he will a Monge aap to “Kill @ bullock” with hie clonchod fist, for amy Simount of money; & Troupe of Model Artiste, who ARO ee Loeted for their beauty and figure, and who personete & ber of beautiful ables 7 of Arad Girls, who ge through ® variety of aath and dexserity ; company of Male and Fomsle Artists, who will give ae eae wether rita HF. 7 areaing pa in 1, orld: a od wi avi : of ite Trang. “For parsiowlars ove, bla of =a Say. Admlssionseats in Briveta, Boxee, 60 conte: woats, S734 conte; be xes, 25 eon! a parqueste, 124 cen ELLOWS: MINSTRELS, 44 BROADWAY —THE MA- in announcing to the public treat) R. HL Sliver, the inimitabl ro, ‘charsoter, uve wn dancer, which, together with the seal perf net wait known band of Rirolar make the greatest bill ef amusements eevd to the public. LLOWS ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, “ms BROAD. FREES an way. M ISSILONGHI GALLERY Now OPEN. HALL or Bxbibition, «43 Broadway. Admission 25 conte. RMORY HALL NEW ORLEANS. —THIS yee ro hae been completely repaired p< ore is, the et iitabe room intel wt tite, hd onnforte: w Dee CxS terete thal'may bo doaire, . CORBYN, Broadway Theses. AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. PORTANT AND of New York, ments of Professor A yetericuses, a he ate Pa Fund the 25th instan . Me then provee mences a series of his ex day, Decen‘ber 1 4 Lomb ‘ in bie Nay in New York, Tive two rand day on Welnesday and Satarda families, schools, © residents, &o, For tieulars, see comente. MEDICAL. ‘s PAILY, BY DOCTOR WARD, or UMEROU! N delicate dive jortunate s Friend beats alk medicines hitherto. en Who will Rive foe after ‘th By fave monoy mont apt to ie where only! is known, the Gonorrhea, Le Drug Store, No. 30 North W Villiam street, oorner of Chatham. | nd AND ry TREATMENT 9? are looal remedy, and oan show any 08 be ‘cured without 1%, aa ho hae onaes dally cians. In wil, he gaa head tor tried a ke in five yours, to be evro Pithout beness, bes you [ras 3 ‘Siva other I pela over cat pushes of weakness from Zo tenont Win. Ferguson, P fee, to box fi B ail.” OF EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COME *.RTR PRACTIONS Fgh on the nateco and treatment of delicate 4 4 anvotions-—illusteated by 8 great neal Hig colted pis as ki A! and far superior to any thing of th Asthor of ’ Tyr Ranaee Women’ 3 PRivag® EDICALOOm Panios— AM. rofessor of rie; Mmnen-—Twentioth Batten, ine. Pe 20 Prive Ol. fours of sedvring, of physical and m ruled 8 Feetio wife, and peot ® band, migh work. It nown r rly. one health docs now yormit ofan (notenee of ser fh ‘my children Neads fn, sil hn a arave, and rhe nature arried, or thove Ospetpabilae om adway, and ry Aton a a % New York; cehtade — 5 rte pert ash iy — Pe poof rE Neyenenay s te Pct M Bin thes rR m. GLOVER Na sf 3 whos: wove vadled toe a8 that ienoriat meal al em, , under Geticions names, wes Fert feengeae Se baer Rath gt te G bar 04 confined himoett Fours, 0 bis prenyad 6