The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1851, Page 4

WELCOME TO KOSSUTH, Whe Preparations for the Reception of the Great Hungarian, ‘THE EXCITEMENT AND PREPARATIONS ON BIATEN ISLAND. Staten Isianp, Deo. 4, Noon. ‘There is no appearance of the Humboldt as yet. Ma- Jor Hagedorn and hie staff continue under arms, wait- tig for the arrival of Kossuth. The greatest anxiety ‘was manifested on the island all day Wednesday, yester- day, ond last night, for the appearance of the steamer, and there were numerous false alarms which ect the Islanders agog., Spy glacres are in requisition, and there ‘ise constant lookout: ‘The guns of Fort Hamiltou will salute Kossuth as he ‘eaters the Narrows. Of the thirty-five Hungarians who came over to Sta- ten Island to welcome their chief on his arrival to our ehores, s part returned in the course of the afternoon, while others remained and spent the evening of Wed- mesday at Dr. Doane’s private residence, till half-past 11 o'clock, when they retired to Dr. Brueninghausen’s for the night. ‘There is the grestest jealousy between the city autho- ities of New York and the Staten Islanders, about Kos- euth. The New Yorkers think the Staten Islanders are amaking quite too much of the affair, and that they will Bave so much of the first of the illustrious Magyar, that the gilding will be taken off the gingerbread of New ‘York. On the other hand, the Staten Islanders are alarmed lest there should be some conspiracy to carry off Roesuth to New York, before they have time to give him an ovation. On the news of his arrival, the Mayor and the Commit- tee of Arrangements of the Common Council, together with General Sandford will come down here to have a private interview with Kossuth Colonel Berzoenzey anda number of the distinguish- ed Hungarians, who have been staying at the Irving House, are on the island from New York. Welearn that ‘the Committee cf Arrangements of the Common Council, very wroth, have charged the Colonel to induce Kossuth mot to say asyllable on the island—not to reevive any @ddresses, until he goes to New York, and gets a public Teception. The New York committee think it is shock. ing conduct on the part of the people of Richmond eoun- ty, and the committee oa the Island, in alliance, we euppose, with Governor Davis of Coney Island, think it 4s exceedingly selfish and tyrannical on the part of the New Yorkers to attempt to interfere between them and Kossuth. How the metter will now be decided is a prob fem til the hero bimsei! srmives. Itis said that Major ‘Hagedorn and his mep © |!) and defend him to the Iast against the aggressions amd assumptions of the Common Council of New \ or It isto be hoped Kos- suth will not be “ killed with kindness” between the con- tending partics. Our special reporters at Staten Island have sent us the following despatch :— OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. States Lvann, Decemnen 4—43, D'Clock, P.M. } Mejor Hagedorn, accompanied by his staff, waited on ‘Col. Berzenezey, Col. Perczel.and the other Hungarian officers who came down here to-day, and said that he and bis friends, as American officers. bad come to pay them a visit, as Hupgaiian officers, who hed fought fm the great ‘cause of humen liberty Col. Beazcenzcy replied that ne fully appreciated the feeling which actuated the visit, and felt grateful for the e@ympethy of the American people, manifested wery ‘@ceasion since their arrive! At 8 o'clock, the whole party of Hungarians were in- vited by Dr. Brueninghausen to « cold collation at his house; it being understood that the majority of the party ‘would return to the city in the 4 o’elock beat, and that they could not wait for dinner. A very elegant enter- tainment was served up and about thirty persons partook of it, most of them officers. and very fine looking men. “They were nearly all dresed in theiruniforms The host, Dr. Brueninghauren. is the doctor of Major Hagadorn’s comps, and arrived here two or three years ago, He served ‘ander Generals Bem and Dembinski, and was captured dy the Kuseians at the siege of Warsaw. Major Hagadora ‘and bis staff were invitec on this occasion, also some other gentlemen on the isiand Scme toasts were n, among which was a welcome to ‘the Hurgarians, and ‘ the safety of the Humboldt and Kossuth” Mr. ¥ Hasman spoke at some length in Hungarian, ‘which Dr. Breisach, un old resident Hungarian of New York city, interpreted. in substance as foilows:—He and end bis frien Js felt mort grateful for the kind horpitatity ‘and good feeling shown to them since their arrival. Toe American people ard the liumgarians were brethers io the great family of mau, snd if they difered in some sen- Simeats, their hearts were the same. Thetr feelings were ddentical. They were both tne frlends of human liberty, Gad were willing to make *ncrificer in the good cause. Col. Beate: thy then followed aud expres wd his senti- ‘ments in the bert Euglish he could He said the leader of the Revolutionary war in Huvgary might not have done ail their duty; they migh? be deficient or wrong. ‘that was forthe American pecple tueay. They had com- here to be tried aud to b- jadsed. and the American pro. ple were strong to preuwuvce thet jadgmeat, and afraid none. But the Amricaa peopie could never say th Hungary iteeif wae wroug, or that itdid not perform duty—for the peepie bad shed their blood on many well fought field. They were right, and their cause wi just, before man and beaveu and it appealed to the sym- pathy and om of the friends of human liderty all over the world Engiatd, Kossu.h raid be was proud to be a Mupgerian; but it wes nota mere Hungarian, but a eon of that Hungary that ned fought for hamanity. It appealed especially to h» american beart to their ‘Christian feelings. for be grvat precept of tue gorpel was to love one another and the oppressed called for help to the strong against the oppressor They wished te ree whet answer America would qive. (Loud applause ) ogee shortly after broke up, some of them return- sents K. And others waiting till th Keseuth. Among the latter was Col Berzom 2 y before be exprenes nis oats here in roply to the wtended addresres = 1 hw eard that some of the New York Committer,in order vo be before hand with ‘the Btaten Island Commitiee bave gone out in a boat to meet Koswuch; aud the Staten Island Committee @pesk of chartering « st-amboat, im order to best them ‘With ther own weap pe There wasthe greatest ansicty manifested all day on the sutject bere acme owing order bas been iseued by Major Hage 2 Srarceron, Dee 8, 1851 sPRCIAL ORDERS Sin—At the urgent reqoret of Dr. Doane, the Major bas determined to cail ov Kowuth immedistely upom his arrival—day or night The oMfoers wili, (harefore. repair to the revidenee of Dr Bi urninghaaren immediately. at whatever hour the salute may Laspen to be fired The salute is thirty-one guns The signal at the Telegraph Station is two flags, one above the other. on the outer fag eta §=Capt Rich #f the United “tates Marine corps hae volunteered to do auty with the staff, end his ser vices have been acorpted Maj HAGADORN orger of je ymarter J remain under arm ii remain up, in vot Hungary are three davunrreotypiate bere, preparing to take a likewem of Keeeuth. There is nothing talked of anywhere on the isiaod. but K euth \i night. and many pectation of the ar Bung rian flag. red. white and green floating from ® pole om the spot where the marque is to be erected, is very fine The tent which the 7y:bune sid was erected yeeterday ie not up even now Dr Doane bas TY benutital Polich fag. whieh will be tlso given to the winds on the arrival cf Kossuth For the Goat tn which he will proceed to board the Hambolt he has two fags op one tal’ —the Hungarian above the American Kossuth. Major Hage dory'+ command will wear on their left arms @ beautify Buurgarien tri ovtcr bacye. and the Staten Inland Oom amitter of Arrangements conristing of seventy-#if mew Bere, have maguificest Kosath rosettes prepared They ore attached tos likeness of Kowuth. executed Upon eatin, and rurreunded by the inscription © Wel come Koseuth—the nation's gaert—to the innd of the free and the heme of the brave ‘The following ts the programme of the proce-sion — PROGRAMME or THR THE RECEPTION OF ar BTATEN [T8LAND moliment t KOSSUTH > any mine Pienk Company from Major Hagadorn « command Marehad in Uniet—Minthorn Tompkins, Eeq Aids to the Marshal KOSSUTH Tne carriage drawn by four borne, secom: Health Officer of the Port of New nied by the ork, idney Doane. Chairman of the > Comentbice of hereliquenente and the Orator of the Day. Richard Adams Looke, Eeq Distinguished Hungarians and mambers of the Military Staff of Komath. in carriages. Committee of Arrangements on foot Pann Military—Civie Societies Citizens Mounted Citizens op foot—Oitizens in carriages Will form on th from the steamboet landin: st on Griifin street. and take up tb ‘Tompkine avenue to Rich main Brie! come t Tompkins avenue up to F treet to Montgr mery down M to Riebmond street, and through it | «option eturning. the procession will move from the place of jon. up Richtrond to Beach street the jebmond Reed, down the same to the Querantine ate : Buob are the arrangements; but it is un@ertain after @il, whether or net {here will be @ demonstracion on the olan d—the city authorities do mot wish It to take place THE PREPARATIONS IN THIS CITY—THE DEOO- RATION@—THE OORPORATION DINNBER—OMMNI- BUSES FOR THE PRESS, &c., Ko. ‘The preparation, the excitement, the question—“Has Kossuth come ’’—increases hourly in this city. Every slam of a door, every diseharge of a gua, startled the people from their propriety; hundreds run imto the street, and ask the first person they meet :—“Has Kose suth come? Did you hear the gun’ To answer these questions during the day, if the Humboldt arrives, to the Wall street brokers, flag will be hoisted on the Mer- chants’ Exchange as soon asthe steamer is announced by telegraph from below. On the day set apart for the public reception of Kos- suth, the hotels and stores, along the line of procession, will be tastefully decorated with the flags of Hungary, the United States,and England On the evening of his arrival, some of the hotels and public buildings will ex- hibit brilliant tramsperencies—one of which we have seen—representing Kossuth, with the spread eagle over head, on cither side of an Austrian and a Russian sol- dier; the latter bearing the vivage of a bear, and the former that of a tiger. Immediately underneath the figure of Kossuth is a Turkish soldier, with a drawn sword, and in the back ground the British lion, the whole surmounted by the flags of Hungary, the United Btates, and England. Another transparency, to be used on the occasion, represents the expulsion cf General Haynau from the brewery of Barclay & Perkins, in Lon- don. The city fathers are making great prepare- tions at the eastern and western gates of the Park They are having erected wooden arches, formed of fret work, to be handsomely adorned with wreaths and flags, i cribed—" Welcome, Kossuth,”&c. This ar- ment will give great P Seasion of the procession. of the Park on the occasi: We are informed that « meeting will be beld this evening, in Masonic Hall, Broadway, for the p of making ments to form « of mounted men, to take part im the procession, to be composed princi- ae oe workii following Behe: route al the ne wrncetion, s arranged by the Bpeclal” Committee of Cemmon Council :— age appointed by the * Gomes oneal of of ecessary arrangem of Lovie Kossuth, have adopted the following t The procession will move from ta toandthrough Astor Place, to F ven) down Bowery to Chatham street; through Chatham si tothe cass gate of the Park, passing in front of the City The object for pre decor TEORDIAR MILLER, BO. NKLI SaMuRL DeLauaten, DOOLBY, Fatsrck KRLLY, SAMUEL & MABBATT, BOLSTER of the Board of Aldermen. Com. of Board An- sistant Alderm: Frol WESLE' ‘The committee have also iseued the following invita tien to eocieties to participate in the “Welcome to Kos- uth.” ck re RTHY, ‘¥ SMITH, Crry Hart, Deo. 4 1851. Council, upon the selected Colonel Linus evens es Grand Stareeste pon the occasion of his —. Bll Sooiotes that: le weloome to this city, ond they the ave not notified intention 40 unite in th esion, to ‘ho 59h inet order that places mi Com. of the Board Sauvei DELAMATER, ot Aiicemen WESLEY SMITH, ‘The following orders have been issued to the officers commanding the First Division of New York State mili- tia — First Division New Youx Stare Mititia. New Yorx, Deoem! ‘The hour for the formation of the Divisio ta of the Aion, o orpormtion, . zz ‘order of ort x C. Wermwons, Division 1 ae. Heap Quanrens Finst Baioane New Yoo ew Yorx, ‘The foregoing Division Order is hereby pro: iments will report heir comme: Inspector, on the Battery, at half raet 10 look, eeisely. B. Postle Troop from rt to Repector, om thi AM ‘Cols Ryer, Bogart, Po and Major Hagadorn are nereby directed te faraish the Beisedier Conaral give o-com plete Roster of the cor toned Officers of pheir Comma with the dates cf their Commissions, and plfbes of resides at the Quarters Kooratn' ‘Reve: Parade. of the See di balt-prat @ ca é 5. Woot The presr, the speaking trumpet of the public, fs to be taken care of on this great occasion. As proof of his read the following neet note : — New Yonx, Deo. sth, 1851. Dear Sie The Omnibus ress tors’ Mutual Assoc: lace at the disposal ot the Umnibuses a0 they may desire om the oesasion he pt honor of GOV. KOSSUTH. Will you seed to notify me immediately how many from your office will avail «! vel of this offer, in order ‘Dat the necessary arrangem ‘S18 Money street. The Common Council do not forget us, They have made excellent arrangements to enable the reporters to give am eccount of the great Corporation banquet. An- vexed is their note — Crry Hart, New Your, ‘ Novemaea 28:b, 1851. } San In behalf of the Common Counotl, we beg leave to in- vite your attendance at @ public dinner to be given to LOUIS KOSSUTH, ry crasrioy or Huncantas Iworrenpevce, at the IRVING HOUSE, at 6 o'clock, P M., of the day succeeding that of his public reception ia the city With great respect, we remain, Your obedient servante G#O. HW PRANKLIN, Committes FLORENCE McCaRTAY, on PaTRICK KELLY, Invitation Ts James Gordon Benmett, Eaq, New York. FP 8 —Please present the accompanying ticket at the door of the dining room OUNZOLIPAL DIN: Na: ‘° LOULS KOSSUTH, : at THe IRVING KLOUSKE, The ficia] programme for the reception cf Kossuth in the great metropolls—the heart of this mighty republic — will be probably given to-morrow. It will be a very long military and civic lite The procession, the triumphant arches, the decorations, the tout ensemble, indeed, will t into the shade every thing of the kind ever attempt- ed anywhere MOVEMENTS OF OUR ADOPTED CITIZENS. We bave been at some pains to ascertain what steps apd measures our adopted fellow citizens, those of Ger- manic Gallic, Slavonic, Scandinavian and Poiish birth ntend to take about the reception of the distinguished Mogyar, the modern apostie of liberty. We regret to find et there will be no unanimous movement on the part t these and other kindred races, but that the spirit of f ction, of party, of Fourieriem and Socialism, will pre rrpt a due and proper reception of Kossuth on the part dopted German, French, Polish and Scandinavian ous meetings. we learn, Lave been heid at (ke Shak speare Hotel. and other places for the purpose of organs. ‘man. or a French, or « Scandinavian or a united n— of appointing « committee of orators, but ings bave urvally consisted of storm: +nded in di-union. Strong and ultra Red Socialistic, and Republican conservative de prineiples wr re the opposing and contending ele nentsand ther erult efit will be. what is probably upon the whole the best and mort dignified that the different German,French end other societies, composed of adopted citizens, will join the procession and fe im the celebrations of the day and simply as American eitizens. In that care. there o d will be no jealousy of races, of clans end triber, and we trust there is not one among all the parties referred to. who does not consider hia appearance an © citizen ef this great and happy republic, a . ——— as any association of foreigners can confer upon him "The Hungarian residents in thir city, and the Hu rien refugees, are the only ones who have thus far avoid- ed all participation in these angry and useless debates and meetings, and these will probably. in delegation meet and address their illustrious countryman If so. we abail take due notice of the proceedings, and report them accordingly SUPPER AT THE MASONIC HALL, GRAND STREET. A supper was last wight given at the Masonic Hall | Grand street. by @ private association of citizens, chiefly of German origin, anticipating the arrival of the illus * Magyar, in order to celebrate the event. The arge room, which was decorated with banners, particu- erly with the stare and stripes, bearing the inscription Welcome, Koneuth, to the Landof Freedom,” was weil Siled om the oeonsion, and the greatest enthusiasm pte veiled. Mr 8. Blumenthal presided, and Dr. Regenr berget cccupied the Vice President's chair, Colonel Prrerel, and Captains Biegel, Lily, and Taoketa, were present. invited guests Previews to the com: Mencement of & Well-provided supper, the Pi " lhe ‘ a iti H rn 4 i i iH Ej £ | 7 © ° F Hi ? . ‘ fe ii i i i | " : ! > = if : r i F iH ‘i f i i i; : if us to liberty against ‘and advocate of his coun- uuis Kossuth of the whole from retirement, sion was not yct accom] through the influence of — United States, all knew his sh Ei He bad to come hereto tir up sons of freedom, till the earth trem- bled beneath. ‘wrath (cheers), and the thrones of a)! rants ee into the ‘byes of destruction. He con- daaea ‘he euccess of Louis Kossuth’ mi yo It is the duty of every Americ and pe Cee) his cause.’’ ‘end toast were received with loud applause. ome jultan of Turkey” was also drank with cheers in consideration of bis hospitable treatment of the Haaga- voor and appa other toasts and sentiments in the ike were proposed and drunk, till the festivities had 7 prolonged till a late boor. Reception of Lola Montes. jraten Iscanp, December 3, 1851. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORE BBRALD: Dean Bix :—Noticing in your paper morning « statement that no lone had been made for the reception of Lola 1, I beg leave to correct error, and enclose the witbin programme of arrange- mente which ve ft at my house on last Monday eve- ning, showing that though Richmond is the smallest end most southern county in the State, os is not be- bind hand im her appreciation of true great Yours, TOM TEMPLE 8: SMITH. WELCOME TO LOLA MONTES! ‘The committee appointed by the citiz - of of Richmond poy for the p of a iblic reception he disting Lola Mc eantans of Manateldt, es ro arrival on these shores, Mee to announce that ehe is expected to arrive in week, ores committee ha’ been ecmpany with Louis Kossuth, left Southampton on the 20th instant. in the eteamer Humboldt, direct for New York.) and they have made the following os for the reception of the dietin; et. guest — The pilots have been furnished with letters requesting that she would remain @ day on the island to allow ber enthusiastic admirers to welcome her with a public reception, stating that epartments hed been provided for her in the Beamen’s Retreat, and that while the pre- perations were being made she would have an opportuni- iy of so interesting cases now under treatment It is iso intended to make a tour tothe principal places of interest in the neighborhood, including tne new eteambeat dock lately erected at Clifton by Mr. Raye = the ~“y" po igt yy EOS 7 rabam; ie plani: mil r. who bas Kindly eonseatod to blow hils steam whistle cf. the cecasion; the nev bridge at the foot of Beach street, and the fenee on the Bt AL IO A.M. the day after the arrival of the Humboldt, the procession will be formed im front ef Betrest date: end march to Reisler Garden tn the following onder: Scott's Omnibur, driven bj Jim, containing Goow booxine Ponce, A OTLY, Pri Rooxsy, Doren Pere, Domrniy: Van Prit, &0., &6, As Representatives of the Unterritied ‘Democrac} Next, THE ILLUSTRIOU3 GUEST hertelf, in one of Hogadon's express wagons, ‘oe ee, Benny, | in the ‘Richmond stage, a Cole's soda water wagon, ond Be eenaee oo Wagon, (all Sephaeed for the ovcasio to be closed by Horton and Peter aie. Pe Sporn wearing @ nepkin round their hat,«s an = that iunocence and purity will triumph over lumpy. panting at the garden, a copy of the BRt of Fare of “abut “acpper st Richmond’ for which “Cooley pays il be prevented to the distinguished exile, and tea Ganeer endeneat ending the Southern outposts of the Btate of New York,” will deliver an address. After the eddrees the illustrious guest will be examined by the surgeon as to her cay = yy to do duty, end if able, the cit.zens generally wili be presented by the members of the “Koseuth Committee,” who bave Kindly voluntecrod their eervices for the occasion, and who will be accom. panied by Kcaeuth to weleome his distinguished fellow parronger. Persons wishing to have @ piace assigned them in the procession ‘must’ make immediate application to. the * Committee ** E Ose Erno Rivey, BMOOTH, Presideat. Blip Bi. rect Burley, Cape of Good Ho Croexer & et Barstow, Mobile, Boip Coméen, Sderwood. Charles Bork hieabeth, ¥ o— Helen Francis, Bis Dupham & Dim » Marseilles, JB Sardy. oi ohard, Apalschics!i ng Nesmith & Wark lela de Cubs, P Bi u Esrk Balnic Tienes web, New Orleson ft B edeiphts Doaham & Berk arene Wood. Bee pais. Ladd & Ci ee Seodves, are, Ie “aatga'& Go. mat, Dayton, 84 Jaan. Nie. J Cumsetiaag: 1 rg ai HW Moke, Sanford. adel . Basre Secure frei lark, Best Iphin, Me Arrivea, USM Btesmsbip Humboldt, Lines, Havre, Noy 2), and ry midvinbtremo sop, et Ld vy mdse, to M Livingston Has 4 bad to contend with viol sheng cons most of th PM, passed Pravengers, to alee from N to NW since Shoe the 60 wae) ge lieme, from Mystic, Ehip Eliza dye, in Dalinet, to ft thet heavy Ar ebip tolling hea vil ifted part snd Jost part of the wi easke: Ateer el rly mel 5 * ley to % hour mNNB thi fay Deaneh ver her, and since th “ean Rises & |, with tol TEmith. Hai aturday leat Brig Charles Th Milibridge, 10 days, with #. with lamber, to Simp kham, Cherry eld, 1 Be umber, to Bmith Dee ¢—Wind ot unrise, NN do, with the appearance of en Telegraphic Marine Re: ptr Bork Zien, Baltimore, get apres dame, § Yor! ieare arate iiesyone Kingston, ‘J bark Wi st | adolphia. Danvans, Deo le Arrived. Schr Cape Cod, N York. Balled Steamship City of Manche tan O6t H) pasronaees, and $16,000 im aper } Provincerows, Doo 1, A rrived—Bobr Waiter Brving North Atiantic Ocean, with 10 bbls aperm oil. Basen, Doo 3. Cleared mp, Cayenne The sohr Char won, from Aug Cayes for Bo with coffee and Loew nore nen Traps. 6 Got of, afvee (/sobaeaing Par’ ot Mer Sarg, withou, damse Norregaugus, Phil } AMUSEMENTS, enter Beats On nen nnn, Hl -DOORS OPEN ine Teak, Sane acct Re Tae ie THE BaRBA a ds new na oly i rod Luoaa, t on Bejrtadhinsem, Bashilla ior WYerk; New He Sectas Stans of Ah Rene ), at a jane) ir bie see mie ie cama eee | Bonanno Bra a Seu See a eee oe cercmes eae Pr bkesty Fang Nov 29, brig Porte Rico, Beis, Gardiner for Fall pT pL pose xe. 3 4 Pamela, load of ‘oval, the above vessels, bd W, are getting under weigh. 7 Hs nergy, for Gane ‘Augustus, Toole, NYork je yport, conclude with se Fin Rectan mare Fitgames, Mi Chapmany be em rn Bor 4) Bo iN ah Audeanried. TIONAL THEATRE, C! STREET.— DOO! “apy Shs curain tinge tlogk. Dress ‘Ginlane | conte; OLD D'sTONE ne Ckigas Maral, ne Clarke; “aresiay A eee oF Me auenien Sas ‘yeah, Sani att ‘iver; ston, Alexan llowed by 7 the grams of ZELI- ver, Rndover, Hard), trom Boston; Bonovas, Me Yous Metiags, gi - "a ee a Ww = Ando a ye ire Ni i ake ‘Cleared. weeks Paeabote 3, Brooks, Mavens, Cok, Ryder, win, the eh ar. B DO. JUAN—Don juan, brig Day sobre Audea- M lise batbaws N IBLO’S.. NAS ee, yy ey is ae and Kor ne four of Py they ye bi eat comic paat on the same evening. Friday, Deo. 5, KIM-KA cad I ‘M. Bests, a girs ea $3, Bano, ORT RY ie rie fey Boston Hora Shores Sager’ Le Ziaparalln by Mise apis pad iti bs 1 eit " Sangirid aft ir we oe Bkerrett. To Sih KOBSUTH'S KUM Ponafether, Mr. Brougham. ENEFIT TO et; Baird. mous, ‘NYork; Ironsides, Green, do. ry Bliscellaneous. "To Wa Bee Correspondence, se ales ty Doe a have Sreamsuip Uni0n—The follo' ease hE aie Bucceed ine of ter to this vessel are furnished by aoe MOD! ADANIELLO. After whic froin left York’ on Shei ~ ult, ab 3 Po. & wore, Operas, 7 the ened with Brass ‘Band are Bt Augustin, discov the centre earbo! janteored.” ith the les farce epgine to be broken ‘simost im half. Stopped A Cs Lae alle’ the ne IRISH 110 » Mr. Jobn 01 Brougham, til the necessary arrangements were rh m wind): lent his fens aa’ Box »k now Open. Preeeed on hor voyage wisn she other engine. Os, ane a ee Mebed etiasan ssa 7, whon a 100 miles we of the Tortugas, we Iti he ale fo N co W; finding the ship was pan ener s © ik, ant by conteneag vee narlonely Paniomime of a ZUL or tbe Night Omi’ with ney eeeeip, other entertainme geo ee re com tee am Neca Se woe Sa Mn coals and on the night of the Zid, pevsceded ou eur RouaHAMS LvoR sion will be Roi fax) GROUND, singing an ancing. Box book now open. NOR THE BENEFIT oF THE POOR.—FESTIVAL, UN. ie the Hodlee Benovolent Society, &t held at Niblo’s Salooi Frida; evening, 5. Tickets, 60 vente, at the door. To com- mence @t 6 o'clock. Biers AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T, BARNUM, | od wr Pro john Greenwood, oy oul of salt over! wo'lighten her, the balance le sald to have sustained little or no injury. Bare Lucy Eve: La mA will prob: A nmio, from Turks Telande, with gait, mame unknown, hore et Seush Wellfees on Monday gight, Crow aoe rpning, of ELD—Dr. P. Olivin,” Miss Mes i: ak a wee tease we 1 i: toe the Pas Pa and for Boston from epee! ie wee oan — ult, st oto es 3 25 walrus teeth—had lost all her oe the Arotic Soa, trading. fe Ape Lae ie Foreign Ports. ELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS yey Buemos Av Avnes, Oc TiShipeB Ayes Carrer, from Pid ae ae are rain, Thur eeuly cles oward and i rat ready: Joh ae watoy iam for N York, band of pertormers rey ee be maa of J, B. Fellows, Ba Cater Re nly poctved with 430, grostert ts ican genera rogtya Toshio dE) ‘all parte of the Union. of the t for “atagonia, do; echr Draco, dc; steamer Manuclita Rosas, paanae, | from Poiladelphis, arg 2d, unc. jONOLUL' Lee 2°, me sie, igite pers from Lahaina, rd, with « fi siiend ne en But Boykin Beetenioned wp 90th fe RMORY HALL, NEW ORLEANS —THIS FINE HALL p oll hed been engaged by Capt lovely ropaired aa fama moat the Jota Wells, Prov to Sept 24, whee is prosesiy’iacluded tion, vines avg a poe oe. Hay hana. Dee, 2 s 27Bark Dudley, Morrison, of and for tw belliantly I Shanatea, Ht oan, Garoene, serass, forUStates, 14g | authorised by the i she proprietor ee contest in thie tity for the cijs Boman, Nov 20—Ship A Chocsebore, Biney, from Bal- | hereto that may bo desired. timore for Liverpool, in digtens, pumps hoked, dag; bark W. Ger Bxhetn, Davis tor NYory: a feo Bor i tam ‘iat ins few i for fecal ra peue Be), feom SHIPPING. altimere for rmu eam ; 5 py eg Re RICHMOND, VIA NORFOLK, VA. STOPPING At ; receive ee Passengers Arrived. rr: St Tuomas ann Bermvoa—Steamship Merlin—Wr ame Johns, Porto Rios; Cay OR SAVANNAH — =e v. CELORIDa. Caph, Thos, 1 North eiver. We Fer eeight or eight or pe ‘The Alabama, Capt. ‘undlow, v Ti ACIFI ¢, mast grmauanry (COMPANY.—ONLY on P 4s. ‘Through Line fer San Francisco, vis Chagres direct. — I Pare reduced.—On Thursday, Dee. 11, at 2 o'clock, P. M.— NY; I ——, double engin 10, juailed in us ngers Salled, Havaxa anv Cuacnes Steamehip Empire Qity, from N ” For Havans—G Merrick, J aia ally na family. “= olay at EM see gee in, Sh shoes coe For Chagres Mre M Hobson, Me J Oresler, lety and two Lildzen, “J Weodwerth, Indy and ehild; W Walker, Mrs Dreants Sohn bark.) Lovonndias#4 in the steerage. ay for San Francisco, on arrival of the pas: sat Panama For passage or Selgkt, appl: 77 West svreet, corner Warren, ettect,’ North ACIFIC — Pig an Sf COMPANY—ONLY Line Francisco vis Passengers to Arrive. New Qarcans vis | Avana--Steamship Empire City goa 8 Fy L Tho: C Wolt, © pay. 2B Reset Secaskngad tip toe eanrage indi: - yreiely 2 ray NR, fi ~ LEGAL NOTICES. Onn & or Lago é- VER %, anon! No.OnEw oiry U. B. mom, 2TEAMSUIP conrent: nh Cm td NEW spied etcamehip Bmw City, 2060 soma on steamship a lander, will sell feu tbe, pley'etfoot ot Wi ry y, December 9 el follow, Just previous to the Pi to Havana an ‘aseare ment.— Ladies’ Saloon Berth ‘tn; ieee cpt nats Renae fs Sie ety ha iil te ‘eigned ster: 3 ey Pa Loa | vee eated e the! vos wi 6 com- yrs bille of Inding, which tay ‘be. leation at "No otaer ‘orm will be sage apply to uO. BOBESTS oon. tage conber oeourring 6 s Sand Lely sided, that Savurday, the net day on which taxoe will be recoivod without es. of one per AF Pa FR] ‘clock, only 0: "Weal RVSY MaRT. ‘Rannivne af Fase EXPRESS AGENCIES, d&. MOREIGN RXPRESS.—PARCELS FORWARDED TO ‘All the pritcipal cities in the world by every sseamer. DWAKD 3, BANDFORD & C0. ans & Ov.. 10 and Is Wall etriet, The Express pe steamer ATLANTIC will elove a4 10-4. M., irday, Deovmber 6 be Le yon sas san Ray! mee, Nie The fa MET: nee bts Chi will enil com or “2, Seis, 2 Sus Ty) wen i +f 8 GREAT Call 1a 7petaur, and epedial through messenger, om Saturday aoxt, Dooetaver var no competition at tw nt regular semi-moathl Sasa for the oure o Sold af the Frenet street, corner of Chathan. aco should eneeed i measurement. js weig! leet of ton 16 wad 13 ea street. ERFORD & CO.'S Gasenenets EXPRES3, BY toamer Chorokee, Baturday, 6th De: , Thureday, 1ith Decomber. Special messenger by exch mer, through to San Fraucisss. Freight, © eas than by any otner exprees. 3 Freight reeety iL packages and | 0. 2 Veroy etre No.3 TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. t Consular ¥8 of sailing; Inv. fo td bm Tos thowe end affecti of body and m Cvenrts AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM ad ‘Leats Pier No.1 Norsh Hi York to Potiadel stoambons ry 10) Uherscen, Line, an ‘dook, $3." Saiaraae ‘lisa, Tisenase ond sell oouee, tp sftest eh sale, $1 a copy, post-paid, sent to —Evory’ young msn "snould have sais book. aw YORK “AND fe ome ag mgs A Ome N snd Philadelpoia ifs Ciross—United States R. WARD, BEING DEVOTED TO THE SCIENTIFI( ‘treatment of all delicate fisorders, wanrante the est cure to the unfortu: im, post tively, in half the usual time, pend by & mild method, with gat any pals. Those who have contrasted dlagncee, he would ge vo make carly application. Patiente we » Doctor. Office 60 Canal etreot, corner of Broadway. required until cured. bD* sounson. NO. 17 DUANE STRERT, —_ wen kno ye treatinest of delioa Th tors yyaiete for shill in Seeve hh i.) er oe by habit, eaveteniiy Tad ~ X in tour anye aaye. A perfect core or ae he DY NO. 1 MOTT STREBT, consulted on diseases. to cure without youre practic wy 4 Dew be . ciara he bok COOPER, 4 DUANE ha jy] HAS, FOR ‘Tis last nineteen ted his joe to the brome tbe toot of % OMAaLarTOR, . A throagh 009 in ive train wil an sarees trom dopot to depen on the UNITED STATES MAIL STEA« fa Mpettavedy om Se) look, at ove her berth at she paid for. For odations for ULLIN: OR Li VERPOOL.— hip ATLAN NE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL 8TRau sbip Company imtond running their now steamships as ea: ae ity of ‘anchestae, There. City re, W —— day, Nova bor 1, D™ MORRISON 18 CONSULTED D CONFIDRNTIALLY ay ae, Faureday, Olty of ay Rigtneotas. cortain diseases, w! shout: a ber 18, hooont be cures ts three daye. Thirty years City of Mencheotet, | 4 siee em “| him to care vn ves bil so maria from palf. self. ‘Deoom soe and reatare. oainal Tiger, ke om from eh Sal Sone $0; tn |e bia private Poa Fulton steces. "No Tos til sored, of pase RICHARDSON, af R, L. MORTAMOR WO aod Nod Weiser eters, tha Re have of vt oy disenee. x7 ot, era OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THR U States mail steamship HUM BOLD’ o afin Will leave for Havre, towching a from sila and paroongore, on Saturday, ber 13th, 6 vour Beast, ae $12 o'elook, from pict No. 4 North River, rp of pasvogo Hiss,” Alt teeters must pase through the Poet OMice, An cx thelr one kind of porienced surgeon is attached to the ship. No merchan iise cary for disones tn all ts rm 8, receive: 1 Thursday, December 11h. va pnined 7 pews enn m ‘or freight or wi GourtnanLseiNasron, Agons, — rondway. LA. - CARD. -DI ove iN * WE ROYAL MAIL STRAMER MERLIN, CAPTA: cbedanats, prevepeted be ie The ook Lx prom, will gail for Mermuds and 8. Thomas hae have bathed the. cia oleae wh th of December, at nom. She hay excellent h ne eves pe from fy to lee med vce are apprised that dts ely abound wish ep=: ‘mpyrionl provenders, ander fioticioss names, with & tion, wh Gatearngan’ promisnens | . howare of thees golf named Ao0%era, 1 education and her © lat twenty-five 00, Prive of p: ‘There is a regal se w UNARD J+ P_8.—No lotters or mails will bo r don board of the Merlin, excopt through the Post Office FOR SALER—THE FINE Cor centre board sohooner Helens. | 6 fr street, from thelr loog practice and pre: | fowfonal knowledge, may be relied on for the cure ot thy ome balf cured onses ao fr dnotar# London Pipl Bntrance No, 2; the bap im bore! th ff fous weekvmccren tin swe anna: Wor gale by 6 Radia, toe oasees riot Bekee Ua eee 4 o ,! ot 3: low Orleans fe OPERA, ASTOR PLACE.—MAX MARBT: aan 4 Ms ‘50; Parquoetes F stores Bex fics opens on the any of performance, from 10 A.M. te 3B Me™ al Caen Rhy HOUSE, MECHANICS’ BALL, NO 472, Broadwa: ve Grand street. ZR AN, Bee SQUARE, omm ac, e Ps tear d So sages te on me under ae AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, [HPORTANT an ‘AND xP Beiciag Rome te ras git dorsen, she Orent W oat aera a Grand Draviag rooms Ea- trees st she ‘Fone ‘Bub instan’ enca, en 8 aun jeg a BP v0 y Entertainment on 4 Ls sing ie itacueuas etic every i ive Oyo grand day ‘oaeh mn We sng and MEDICAL, — rae Soe roe: ‘> shose whove joann = . amily, 10 i of epeciat Here. 2 vm sicher bua: “ad Gece ni miatien and aertola mode ef euro, tn every sommpiaie’ » whi “idevmct of n ipitar from contenant wale ~My wit me three years or more caiah aud suffering some mo: prostrating 4 which tee seopaired v% Fi of lags su emcee . =r 5 ‘tibia bites, ths,) I beard your book Nabi contain ce matters resting y & Ja Ke reaped perura. cpeeae as relat lb oferded my we jor P mparted to my oe han the erent diomevsryf| MW Boi ca pasetbice ees: for shia A head, ip “aul beman wit im hor axave, and may ahildren let me ey more Folly ane 2 ee judgeote treated of, as Shey are of & astare strictly agen For eale yiherty eneeee, New able ‘alsbame eae po soem neh be 5 ndatosoe ort vase ine Yao tdberi aud, New York elek. EW MEDICAs. Buvks. a vom: ‘® PRACTIV, wers on 0 ead mc Ra ‘dieescer, “tes & permanent cure thous caustic, which osne: Krondwap Poew ct Of = howre—o 908 coven 9 nine im the evening Drugaist. 2, Stree, a ‘Stewarte—aot in the “eae St owen fro " ym Broadway, opponite ntaing mao - srimony, entee, | meri are tid. before sonvulth rheener thet easoe ate ro} 7, those whom they employ: and thus osition of quackery, # prevale Croix ie Teanlly qustised DY ty years, hae bon daily gomsal Lis Croi: Role Dy Garret, 2 atrest H KY. "ibeanoh Broadway, Bennie Stringer 64 Lloyd street, ti health, Citizens, and ‘be misled, be care’) to remem' free ‘whore onty is hnown the seoret of curing expedi ewe lyand cheap sia Ng FEE TILL CURBD.-DR. CO) ETT. i puANS may be consulted eoniid of delicate diseases yea yo © ree, withow! moron Dr. ©. hse tlic! tr-one yours practi rman ARD.—JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE, A BF! rire for the onre et private dlamreene cure without the lenet resteiotion of a! re, OF change in tion to bustnoas, The th $88 single mixbare wil S eure, under the forfeiture of B¥e jolliare. Tt ie