The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1852, Page 8

t , at the Rosary, his country ceat— | Om the 3d Jan. | Bric Aww Euizanern, 10 ORSON JONNSON.—ALVA SURES JOHNSON tween ‘and all berm ; this he to de, sol December as follows : mkt; Island City, Galveston; sohr Leader, Hlisubeth- | MENTS RENEWED Brovasion ro Buatox’s Resany at Gusw Cove.—The Inara the We tis end and be found te “ tee. 1 be to Comstock ; I thought likely that the Houmee’ Hox, Oot 1. os following proceedings have been handed us for publica. | be to get but aid Arrived—Ship Cawlos (a0 says the a for oe wanted $10,000 more, he had no further seou- 4 ERR R. A. HER} VON Ve en spores ett mecting held on board the steamae King Phil See fasee Getta Meret "peters Cees Pa kercr + wes 34 - ‘ing Phillip, | togn $6000 he would also loan the same amount, and 2.976,700 35 eins, Oop 1z-P M. | hcill eefahron wonner tn jolueen Selioidee aa Bex Lusi, Port @m the afternoon of October 10th, Judge Lyon was called | thus scoommodate Comstock with the sum be wanted ; bie, Stee The emnall figures on tho first and cccond ane Fsiade, Hor Howes, Beaton: ma, | Office, seine giteige adi tdaronee aufgelve. te the chair, and Edward Walker, Beq., was appointed rated to. let Po enn 95,000 om my own = * Des. Sheet the frst end second line are we Patio Wareict, | [SfORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK SMITH. OF ” ; but Uomstock in such a ni ¢ g ‘ith and nis sister who would like ‘The chairman, after having explained the object of the | Sata, T gave it to him out of my own pooket; Tdid not | "On the next entry, the stood between the Soe Gar tetlen: A to dee him before she starts for ee Ky inre ‘mceting, which was toreturn thanks to Captain James | like to see a fellow-creature in such distress; thee hs second and third lines. and are $224,700. Nickerson Providence; Mai wfisaber, ee ag etd mation will Pe thank fully received at 44 Amos street, 001 this time, told Mr_ Bowen, the cashier, how I loaned On the 9th and 10th, $214,; Jacob Raymond, Bourne, Nantucket; wland, ner of Factory st, cet. tay Kennedy, for his kindness and gentlemanly conduet to | 200 0y't> Comstock on my own responsibility, because he | Dee, 11th, $209,700; on the e Jat 8 $201 700; 19h, 150, | Heaeer, Bork: Kate Stewart, Dennis, adtia. EW YORK, OCTOBER & 12_—Mm. JOSIAn H, ap- | “*'™P* OD TEy"WelGR't'& WOOD, Auctionsee. wards the parsongers on board the above boat on her re: | was {a such. ; Mr. returned me the | 17th, 18th, and 16th, are all 20d, 234, and Miscellaneous. | N Ri SCTORES 5. 58 MR- 20 AF. | ____ OAKLEY, WSIGET & WOOD, Auctionsen cent trip to Glen Cove, and to Wm. B. Burton, Beq.,for | $5 000, apd all he owed the concern, as T supposed; my | 24th, stand $209 700; 20¢h, 9204 700 toy ert, sais, t00: 20th, 1 eR eegee ght, Rhitadetphis,, from Hartlepool, Bost, | fer a yy sending his address to W. G. E eat ag the heagttehie manner in which be entertained the party ch “ought, that ‘war ‘my lant tanmotiony Teald | Jax. 24.1803 "Tie mall small figures do not appear on this. | QviD, who fell overbeard and wi : een SE atham Sauare sat his int Upom motion of H.C. Rabineau, Keq., the chairman ‘appointed Messrs, Jonas F. Concklin, H.C. Rabineau, and ‘Wm. Roberteon. Jr , acommittee to draft suitable reso- lutions for the occasion. The committee then retired, and after a short absence reperted as follows :— Resolved, That in Captain James Kennedy we have found a man of the right stamp ; one whose only aim seems to be tomake those under his charge perfectly hap- py. and one who never wearies in well doing. For his bountifel and gratuitous supply of refreshments he has our thanks. Resolved, That Wm. E. Burton, Fsq., the comedian, deserves our thanks and esteem for the kind manner in which he entertained us at his beautiful villa, called the Rosary, at Glen Cove, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent t? the New Youx Henacp for publication. JOHN C. LYON, Chairman, Kowann Warxen, Secretary, Veortanian Meerivc —Yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, sae Se vooates of the vegetarian creed assem- bled at No. 15 Leight street, to complete an. organization and appoint officers of the society. On motion, Dr. ‘Trall was called to the chair, anda committe of five were ap- pointed for the purpose of nominating officers. The committee retired to confer on this matter, and on their return reported the following gentlemen, who were, on motion, appointed as officers of the society: ~Prosident-- R.T. Trall Vico Presidents—. Moran, J. Morti- mer Hall, Corresponding Seoretary—O. B.'Le Baron. Recording Secretary--Edward 8. Beobov. Wm. Hunt. Executive Committee—R. T. Trall, C. B. Le Baron, 0. 0. Many, John 8. Boyden, E. D. Scark. The constitution w s then read by the secretary, and adopted; and, on motion. by Mr. $M. Hall, the ¢xcou tive committee were appointed to call a mecting, in the month of November next, which resolution was adopted. ‘The meeting then adjourned. Tae Weather —During yesterday the thermometer at the Hsnarp building, ranged at 71 34 degrees, with very slight variation. At a late hour last night there ‘was an appearance ofa fine morning and day. Finemen’s Visit —The Gazelle Engine Company No. 4, of Providence, passed our offloe yesterday afternoon, upon their return home from a reception and entertain. ment vem them by Kagle Engine "00. No 4, of Brook. ya. ‘hey were attended by the Providence Band, Mr. ©. Greene, leader. The band discoursed excellent mu tic, Mr. Greene performing upon a bugle, composed. en- tirely of an amalgum of gold and silver.’ This beautiful instrument is valued at five hundred dollars Narurarization of Forzigners.—In the Court of Com- mon Pless, in this city, in the month of Beptember, five hundred and eighty persons declared their intention of becoming citizens of the United States, and one hundred and nincty-five were natumgized. Up to this date, in the present month. three Wimndred have declared their prea sl and two hundred and fifty have received a pers. Taking the year throughout. it appoars proportion of British subjects, to other fo- regoae becoming citizens of the United States, was three to one. Nannow Escarr rnom Daowntxc—Susricious Cincum- stancrs.— At half past eleven o’clook, on Sunday night, msm named Thomas Hilland, resident in Brooklyn, fell a into the river at Peck slip, and ran much danger of being drowned, until he was rescued by the exertions of TLS Merrill, with Captain Leonard and officer Gumley, of the Second district police. After the recovery of Hil. land, bundle of clothes was found upon the steps at the edge of the water, and, upon cxamination, it was found to consist of a large sheet, ® towel, and a woman's chemise, which were saturated with blood. A light was yrocaiey: and Captain Leonard, with officer Gumley, round avd dragged the water in the dock; but ye ten o'clock yesterday morning, nothing was found pi eould throw light upon the matter. Free Atanm.—The alarm of fire noticed in our paper on Monday morning as occurring in the Sixth district upon last Sundsy night. was caused by the burning of a straw bed, at the corner of Ridge and Rivington streets. The officers of the Eleventh and Thirteenth wards attended, with some fire companies. The boys, who tollowed some of the engines, were near raising a fight after the fire was extinguirbed. Acctornt.—On the evening of the democratic proces- tion, and while waiting in the Park previous to its moving, Mr. T. B. Glover, marshal of the Eleventh Ward Pierceand King Association, was thrown violently from his horse, and quite badly bruised. It appears the ani- mal took fright from the dix of cannon. and the display of fireworks, and dashed ugh the crowd and over the obains which surround the grass plata, st a fear- fulrate. Before he reached the lower end and was secured, he knocked down at least twenty per ns, including men women, and children. any one was seriously injured, have not yet heard The horse is very badly cut, and will probably not recover. ‘Acewent.—A boy, named Patrick Cahill, whilst em- ed at work upon s new building, on Monday evening, th aeotaly fel rom a. ceufold to the ground, and was ‘hurt. Officer Peck, of the E:ghteenth ward, took ban home. Acoroene.—A man, named James Wilson, fell into the cellar of a new bnilding in Dey street, on Sunday night. He sustained some severe bi residence, No, 196 Mott street, by officer Mountjoy, of the Third ward. Police Intelligence. Q —Were any of those checks, produced here in court, drawn by your approbation’ —The last tramraction I bad with Comstock was stout the 284 of July, 1851; all the checks produced here subsequent to the ‘93d July were not given by my consent, nor by any of the frm 2 my xnaeriee. « Mr Owen now produced me “ Cash Trials,” or Proot ‘Books show ‘howing tie daily dealings of Brown. Brothers & Co., and the witness, in the hand writin; of Bowen. "They as marked by Mr. Johnston, the ice clerk, Nos, 1 and 2. Mr. Owen took book No. 1 and exhibited it to Mr. Brown, who examined the figuring, snd explained the entries a8 follows:—J 26, 1851, there appears $45,000, D. AC. This amountis supposed to be a legitimate loan made Mr. Brown to Comstock: the figures on the left han pages ofthis book represent. in part, the loans made by our house; under date of July 20, there is $80, mame opporite showing the borrower, cpl cmp Megetea were they read off, peal explana- tions given ness a8 they July 29. There is $80.000, D. AO "80. $85,000, D, ine “ 31. $96,000.D Next entry. ee “sn, 000, D. A. C. August 6—We find under the credit side of the cash, bee in small figures, $136,000. gust 6—Under the ered side of the cash, on be iw dition a side of cash aed $136,000, interlined in same manper as before. bas iscon the same column appears $141,000, in- terlined as follows :— ee $101,259 32 ial Sas 818 00 60 ‘The 141 is tatertnns Lae ee rows of figures in much ae see than the others, showing evidently # subsequent en August 14—141,000 in like manner. a 15—The beng hen 16—The = ices, and was taken ~ | THE ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND | TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN THE HOUSE OF BROWN, BROTHERS & CO. Before Justice Osborn, SECOND DAY. At the appointed hour, yesterday afternoon, the charge of embezzlement pending against Augustus G. M. Bowen, the late cashier of the fizmof Brown, Brethers & Uo., was continued before the police magistrate at the Tombs. Mr. Brown, one of the firm, who testified on the previous meeting, was called to the stand. Previous, however, to Mr. Brown’s evidence, Mr. Owen, counsel for the prose. eution, produced the following checks, which were en- tered on the minutes of the Couzt :-~ iT OF CHECKS, No, 22,008 —July 2 No, 22,002—July No. 22.010—July 28, 1851 No. 22 017—July 29, 185) 22,544—September 15, 1851 . 22°555—September 16, 1851... 22. 670—September 18,1851. . 22,578—September 19, 1851. 22.684—Beptember 30,1851 22 093—October 1, 1851 . 22.765—October 6.1851. 22,823—October 11, 1851 . 92'968— October 18, 1851, 089—N ovewber 8, 1851 23 117— November 5, 1851... 28,812—November 19, 1851. 28 10—December 4, 1861 24 816—March 11th. 1862. 24 061—March 24th, 1852. ‘0, 28 566-—Deoember 8, 000 No. 28, 691—December 2 000 . %,734— December J 000 So 28.768— December 2 000 Go, 23.086—January 12, 1662 '000 fo, 24 996-—January 28, 186: 10.000 Ko. % 872—February 7th, 1862 0,000 fo. 24.405~February 10th, 1852. 5,000 No 24,448—February 12th, 1862. > 5,000 So. 24,486—February 16th, 185 * 1000 No 24610—Februay 17th, 1862. * 2000 No, 24.651—February 2ist, 125: 15.000 No 24.648—February 28th 1852 * “2,000 No. 24661—Mareh let, 1852. 4 No. 24799—Maroh 9th, 1852 ; No, 24,081—March 30th, 1852 No 25.286—April 7th 1852. + 20,000 No. 25.388—April 13th, 186: + 5.000 y 10.000 + 15,000 » 40,000 28,188—June Sth, 1862 15.000 26 306-—June 10h, 1862,. 40,000 5,000 28 6 —Tuly 12, 1852 20.000 20,790— July 20 1862 15,000 No 26,186—J uly 28 1452. 5,000 No, 26 855—aug. 3, 1862. 10,000 No. 26 880— Avg 5, 1862. 10.000 No 10,000 No. 10,000 No 15,000 0. 0 No 27 204—BSept 16.1862 insoy No, 27.042—eSept, 18, 1852 * 10000 No 2 368—Bept. 27, 1862, 000 No, 27,299—Sept. 23, 1862, + 10,000 ‘The coupsel here stated tha: checks constituted all they hat sore amber x Mr. Stewart Brown, the witness examine! at the pre- ae was called agninjto the stand, and ex- amined by Mr. Owen, counsel for the prosecution: —Mr. Brown, about what tii ncaa Comoe time were your last trans- Am~lIt was iter end of July, 1851; about that time Mr. Comstock oame into our , CCOm by ‘a friend whom I knew very well, and wanted borrow j,Gometock appeared to be very much distressed, ‘ an great iopinion td rely sor) was an for him, to see #0 troubled ; the ‘friend who was with bim ‘ald ‘< was dg ceer phd) would loan Cometock the himself; I told trees; 1 really Se tay he ties like one of the last apm on carts; uitimately i told the trieed whe was with*Cometock, sald I. “I tall you what 1 do, £ wil tend yom $10.00 tle teen 1. Kaew to be as eomyseif; with the understanding be would De “ 18—The same “ —T9mThe entry i $163,645 56. Also, entered— $1,109,129 98 143 05 ~ $1,416,275 54 August 20, the Sgures stand thus:— $164,645 66 1 226,086 52 Avgust 21, the ent: S aanal a ee gus e ent as — “510 167,065 OL $130,840 84 $1.547,002 45 ‘The same system of putting in the small figures, $141,- 000, from the 23d of ‘August to the 28th, poADgust 27th, the entry of $141,000 is ‘omitted entirely, rut jount is made up as if the $141,000 was there, making what is termed a balance. The following are the figures :— $182,406 22 1,638,507 26 $1,961.923 48 ‘The addition in the ‘above is incorrect, asit requires $141,000, which, by adding, makes the footing correct otherwise, it is termed, by commercial men, forcing a balance, Onthe 26th of August, the additions of $141,000 are restored, and entered as they were on the 26th; they are also entered in the same manner on the 29th of ‘August. August 30th, no entry is made. September Ist, the ety stand thus :— ¥ 180,440 61 a ber 24, th $831,440 51 eptember US e ~~ 212,186 45 $353, On the 84, 4th, and Sth of apetiabee) the entry of the figures 141 was the same. ‘September 6th, thus :— $23,107 97 503,875 02 $678,982 99 September 8th and 10th, entry made the same way, September 12th, entry Bois 80,474 75 $1,017,734 31 September 13th, the smount is diminished in small figures to 151 ; onthe 15th increased again to 161. On the 1oth the Syures are omitted entirely, as follows :—- 79.180 6 1,014,462 2 $1,254,642 91 Here another forced balance occurs, requiring the 161 to be inserted to make its addition eorrect. September 17th, the small figures (161) are again omitted :— 89,180 69 1,069,032 45 $1.319.213 14 Here another forced balance is exhibited. September 18th, the same. September 16th, stands as follows :— 90,319 69 161 1,084,403 74 $1,835,723 74 The above seems evidently to have been ad nally without the ‘‘161,” and afterwards clude that sum. altered cof September 20th, the small figures are omitted ; the ad- | dition forced. September 2lst, 21th and 25th, the figures 161 are again bt il but included in the addition, and forcing the nce. [ister si 26th, the figures 161 are inserted. ae 27th and 20th, the figures 161 are omitted, but included in the addition. Pi eae 80th, figures 166 are restored in pencil | october Ast, on the right side of the hook is entered 16.110 28 582.646 86 11, 37 October 24, stands as follows : 1.800 00 18,881 70 171,000 $191,181 70 October 3d, again thus :— 1, 171 82,185 23 October 4th, 6th, crit rth figures 171, are placed in this manner, October 8th figures 181, are the same, October 9 and 10 (181) in small figures, inserted in the like mspner, ee: 11th, the small figures are increased ‘up to Gettber 13th, the ar hig) thus :— x a e 568,976 66 092 66 October 14th, the Pg figures the October 16th, figures the same, with ¢ the addition of two ciphers after the figures. October 16th, small (189,700) inserted; in the, fame manner on the 1#th, to (194,700,) ; om the 20th Also, on the 22d, 24th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 30th (189,700) . and Sle November 3d, entry as follows:— 99,700 00 187,208 75 886,908 75 The above entry occupies the line of bills ee H $199,7(0, occupies the line in the book of bills therefore this entry would not create a1 Cars November 5th,—Ent THs 99 the right se 497,759 60 ——— 68 On the 6th, 7th, 8th yan tok of Noteniber the entry is made of the small figures in the rame mani November lith.—The «mall figures 4 189, fg tween the two amounts, and continued 12th, 18th, 14th and 15th. November 171h.—The entry stood thus ; 9 181,325 3 1,827 1,460,171 00 November 18th. hiaat sen a, (189,; OS 700) are placed be- “— eee of figures as before stated, jovem| ~The small small Agures were inserted {i Seem manner on the following dates; "9, 21, 23,24, a & December Ist and 24.—The small figures are foes 00, placed between the large Tguresas devoribed December 34. —The entry stands as follows tnvito 00 : 2 386,074 04 40,575 00 ‘OAT 8M 24 2,965 001 18 . Jan.. same; 6th, 7th, Jan, 9th, the ¢mall Jan. 10th—The thus | 201 201 466 868 26th, same: same; snd Sst. sume, Feb 8d—Small 6th, same; came; and 28th, same, Sock give too Nt eens ¢ of the furthes poston Charge of Embezzlement —Officer employ the accused was the money. sums, Whiteley for an examinati In Providence, R, Reve Hr Mobert of that Stexze, of the Roche: Toney, of Roohester, N. Y. At 5 Brook, L beeen oe M.&. Church, by the — Healy. Bt Joseph's Justo Dex, Bisco, M. BEPHINE, dat Wn. In 81 daughter of Reuben B. Doctor James H_Jonnson, On Monday, October 1i, James Lams to Miss eniee On Tuesday , October 12, Joux W. Bocerr toa M Poole, all of this city. son of Eleazar and Maria months. ness. CHan.er G. A. On October 12, ‘The friends and relatives the 33d year of her esda tober 12, ward, are respectfully | two o’clock. Benj Franklin Black Warrior Ship Delawai anh Mute ik Swan, Falton, Titua, Li Steamer Nebraeka, Colm: Steamer Mars, Groen, Phil gengers, to $1 Mitcuill. from SE, with menced soon afte pany with bark Hatteras, exchan, vannah; let 9615} signal: } Steamship Marion, Berry, And passengers, to Spofford, weather lat 38 31 nn, hen 6 Wm countered a nine hours. Shi emp, coffee, Ro, t Splendid, and towed damage sustained is water. snd peasangers, to Frost & Ship Ha ford, key to Durham k Diss Bark Elizn (Neap), Ti ke, to Chamberli: ¥ Bark Peter Demiil, and rice, to. Demill ty Brig Almatin (of Coht coffee, to master. 6 ana oke ship Ameri for New York; 4th, lat Brig Calve with, €otton as rig Fai rus iy arand Toaceo, tortie Reni pe Hallock, ty Te ‘Williatsom, \ Rockwell, Phil 01 Ship Oswego, Ingersoll, from N we One barkand one brig, from Nr me never rendered account of, The ion. In Roxbury, Mass., October 7, by the Roy, Thomas srl Migs secre ab RAH of Geol xbury. reve ge ore, E.. eesares: ica, itr. yaa, ‘Artwoop, of East iss @. Awrori On Tuesday re Oct On Paes” 9, Pog tte eave Tarirt to OMe A nie: © Cortirs, both of New York. On October 1i. by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. Cuanies See to Miss Amanpa France, both of this in Berryville, Clarke county, Virginia, by the Rev Mr. Whittle, Mr. James M. Ohneeara CA em to Mra. James Law, aged 29 years'and § months. vited to attend tl ma ve Bark Sorsaraty Small, Charles Bark May Flower, Rogers, Apalachicola, ED Hurlbut & ‘raube (Prus), Lohrontz, Hull, Funch & Moinoke. Hutchison, St Joins, NF, J 8 "Deal Steamer Ironsider, Drake, P heavy sea, of 13 + lon 74.68 Avgusts, hone for’ Savannah to the city by the A, Capt Ya but slight, and she makes Ship Oswogo, Williams, New Orleans, ‘Savannah, 6 da: enamee n os days, oa ime fo, to H I, R Behr ear ‘Powen, . maya! 704 66 ens 89 7) rr Jan. 12th--The small figures are $206,700; 13th, $201 700; 14th, same; 16th, samo; 16i! 19th, same; 20th, same; 2ist same; and i2d, same. Jan 23d--The small ‘figures are $186,000; 21th, same; 27th, same; 28th, $196; 20th, same; 30th, jie Secret Sie are Soca $200,700; Sth ‘figures are 9961.000 $201,600, placed under the column of hundreds of thousands, The entry stands $196,000; 4th, same; Sth, same; ‘7th, came; and 9th, eame. Feb. 10th and 11th, small tral eure all figures $206,000; 13th, 1 fare $$201,000; 12th, 4th, same. and 16th same. Feb. 17th, $203,000;” 19th, $203,000; 2ist, $201; 234, rome; 24th, ‘same; 25th, same; 26th, same; 27th, March 1st.—The emall figures stood $206 000; 2d. same; | 4th, same; Sth, same; Oth, eame; Sth, eamo; th, same; | 1, a ith, same; 13th, same; 15th, same; 16th, { same; 18th, same; 19th, same; and ‘March , the investigation was d until 11 o'clock on Thursday next Westlake on Saturday, whi arrested a man named Sane M. Whiteley, on a charge of embezzling some $15, from Isaac P. Baldwin, in whose said to have been at tho 4 Us all tha peciraits bf tleney Clay aedia te dang o} isy, andin | Re'Zoiteoted various m ich ir, i. alain ‘legs be magistrate comm! on tonday, Octebor 11, by the | K° that place, Mr. Josera ster American, to Mise Livore ANN time of 80 doing PEARY ‘Thomas D. |. ¥., to Misa etre Goutp, eldest Conn, sto Mi daughter of James N. Gor of Bi Brook, L. I. mages of James N. ‘ca eet canine ¥ october 1 te at the Wiliett street Pease. Mr. Gronce Dr. A. Thompso: G. Haruoox to Miss Auice A., daughter of the late Dr. Sb Jerome, Pastor of pee “ty also by the Rev. ton, 'D., of Puerto Princip, Cubs, to Jo- Fall .Ootober 6, by "ie er J. A. Pad- dock, Mr. Gronae C. Dunnan, of New Y Miss Jaxe nee ‘Burchard, at the Church, Watter H. of St. Louis, M ET clty. chase Rev. Dr. Looktin, Mr. appr, all of this city, he Rev. G. H. Firher, D.D., +, daughter of the late Joseph ©. Peet, Pm part please co} Ann Exiza Died, At Bridgeport, October 11 Baknex Autre Pre, youngest In Brooklyn, October 11, after a long and severe ill- Lacoste, # native of France, aged 78 as and 6 months. and Savannah sea Aw, wife of the family Bey lind weg A ) invited to attend the funeral, at half past 9 0’ morning, at No. 194 Prince street. On Tuesday, October 12, at her residence, 203 Diriston street. Rosanna Tuxty, beloved wife of Peter J.Tully, in uested to attend. ot 32, long Dorsetshire, England, aged 65 ith & Sons. ton, Nesmith & 8: ealey. isbon, Bleecker & Wile: Foster & Nic! y Lewis. Baltimore. © 94 qh lade Arrivea, Steamship Alabama, Lyon, Savannab, with mdse and pas- very severe gale tion—com "" gailed in com- Ith inst, 4 40 AM, off mship Florida for'Sa- ‘Encountered a 3 with aged signals age. Funeral takes place at half past 2 o'clock, this day. Hor friends are respectfully On Tu eare of the heart, Exiza ae der Start 47 years and 7 months, widow of William ives and friends of the family. also the mem- bers ore Bunker Hill Fire Engine Company Young Men's Demosratic Protective Council of the Tenth he funeral, from | hher late residence, No, 78 Llester street, this afternoon, at and the ‘At Jersey City, N. J., on Monday, October 11. after a a coves illceas| Jessen nt Bow, of Shaftsbury, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER “2, 1852, Cleared. ly ee ad Empire City, Windle, New Orleans, MO Ro- orts. Patten, St John, NB, J O Baker & Co. Kelleran, New Orloans, Foster & Nicker- | ehip Julia Howard, Waite, Charleston, T Wardle. Ship Hermine, Raschen, Richmond, Pavonstadt & Schu- c Alma (Lubec), Brametedt, Rotterdam, Funch & 3 ‘Tthone, Carlisle, bh cthaget a JB Sardy. jormuda, Siffkin & Jronsides. Koreon, hompson. | Schr @ W Smith, Nichols, Georgetown, Dolner *& Potter, | | a, J & N Briggs. ia, W He Thompson. with brig Charleston, 62 hours, with mdse Tileston & Co. Has hi ‘uring the passage. Steamship City of Richmond, M’Munn, Charleston,” 75 hours, with mdse ay passengers, to Mailler 'd. Oct A nm 77 11, exchanged mlenale for NOrleans; 10th, lat 37 10, lo vy gale ftom SSE to NE,’ which Insted Madawaska (of Liver 001), Pascoe, Manila, Ma} The 3 been ashor; on 8 juamiBench, noar the inlet (as before e went on the morning of the 10th inst, Was gov of with the arsistance of steam tug Pickersgil & Co. Hicks, ansett), Ae pA 77 2, spoke Br. by tris, of and for Halifax from Fortune Teland; 7th, lat 73, OPM, passed & steamship stooring 8, full of rt (of Baltimore), Hudgins, Mobile, Clearman & Uo. ad heavy es gE and the underwritors lighters, echrs Excelsior and 23 days, with mdse ) with cotton, ani, Naples, 72 days, with fruit, Savannab, 6 days, with cotton tt), Bailey, Jnomel, Watland island be: of New York), 8 £45 from Cape ); Oct 2, Int 23 25, a Antworp md ane @% days, eS 3180 de Cubs, Sept 13, with Routh erry Richmond, B da3 Tet’ ph in, , Saybrook, 4 day! a aa aMaye. ene g Denmark, “Woodbury, Eastport, ‘8 days, with plastor, ee Rais Lusitano (Port), Antonio Som fy Aronzi, Op orto, Podger, Wilmington, NO, 4 days, with raagte Carrol, Snundors, PhilasciPhia, 2 days, tor Hart: inington, NC NO, 6 days cr Piltndn sha 20 hours, 5 Steamship Em City, Windle, \. a yeni 8 Wi meridias, BSW sd feouh; sunset, nen ee Arrived—Stenm Catharine, Nichols, Darien Cloared—Ship Berkshize, abt es fi ytd ven ate arion, Ga: sohr El abet Al i berks Grampus, Beatil 12, bee | \t Nor! jato on Friday morning, off th f Bal boat Dauphin, and foreeail torn. sees, bry rgrey at Salom from Maranham, oxperionced lent mast a Itimore, an ran pilot away caren Vier or bulwarks burrica: Bure Roveraon, of and for Boston, while lying at Savan- nab Sth inst, took fi $2000. 8) ire, and was injured to the extent of he will proceed after repairing. Ww vices of with loss of Ist 42 35, lon 65 which offered asi It was presume Frswing Sowm Avent (of Mon 10 PM, off That " Mle), Wates; crew taken ofl’ by the Sil P and toon Friday, (of Brist carried to Giou Ship Niagara, from Nor! Scour Hawover, Molmes, of Troriosohen: oh O hy Be ht of Oot 5, was spoken Oot 6, rig Arthur Leary, at Bostor would put into Liverpool, N3, Keen, was run in- |, by schr 8 H Pool her’ ter. distant 30 miles Sey lat 3 “Beh © Pam) ba Sey sapere, oa cen. for Havre, Smith's Point 20. on ntrene, stat from NYork for Aspinwall, Oot 6, bu aantive, from Para for Salem, Sept 19, lat 1925, dria via Norfolk for Barba- Rustin (ot Prymoute from Boston for Philadelphia, oot #, Blook Island Woy ae ite for Bauta, on or v NOrlesas, ‘and proceeded for Rio Jansiro. “Arr Cri Fab Borpgavx, Sept Amerique, Cmca 6 aa Francisco. Lig paraiso pees, Anpossan, Sept 23—Arr Majestic. Trask, Bolfa Cun h. and Mongo, Pai ‘Tri a itaria, Peira, and Algodoner: Catalina, Garriga, ig co ro to load Aug 2%—Arr bark Iowa, Kirtch, ) NOrk vn, vm, Hicekbors, N and San Fi go (Pill), “Sept sta otinsee Delano, NYork. johd Cobden, B a Canpiry, forN York. Hyérs, Lunt, NY. ETTE, Eulzabeth, Cn Cowss, St Gnonsrasr, Chisore, Holm, sy Baan 2 a—P ire v8 dam for Baltimore. for NY ork; the tay Roa roline Me Mazy NYork; 25th, Caroline i har Clas Guascow, Sept 25— Bld £/tb, Envoy, Nis a rearteres Roge: best, hide, Law Cosmopo! for SOS landed =p fay Sesten o1 m London for Cardiff and IBRALTER, Sept 16—Cl Beothove ay Poppe, en, Warnkon, meteor ‘Wellan: on, to” load arson, eens Wilmington, NC; Meyordirks, hes ate Alber, Gibbs, Marseilles; ve Anna gy ry Rt ie are am ie Harsen, Cl Bent, farts Boston. Sopt 4—Are eae He} peta NYork,. Sid lers, NYork; Don Q ; Elise, by Biortons St aac Eola ote, Oost, di 4 Warratan, ‘and proceeded. a, for Newport and oat Finland, Johnsoa, from Rotter- DovaneRe Sept, 23—Of, aah marie brett ne from Ant- from Bre- having fallen from cod Hattciok Rockwell, , Emerson, NOrleans. Morris, Protteau, NYork. py Bh 25—Prince Albert, Meyer, NYork. Sid , Boston; St Petersburg, McLellan, , Forsyth, San, Francisos: 24th, T Rs Sheffield, Lewis, Bost » Hanns naa oo Haszinos, Sept 23—Of, Copernious, Meyer,from Hamburg for NOrleans. AYRE, Se} Jeonidas, NT ERROG, Bey sh, Pali Edwards, 8b eridan, Porter; NYor! FO, yt 22—Arr Sami M Fox, Ainsworth, owes, London, Sld’2th, Junius, Erskine, RG, Sept 2—Sld Bir Isaac Newton, Sohladitch, t 24—Arr Rialto, ie see vlc ito, Bell, St Thomas; auntl: le oe Cp BG dermere, Fairfield, NOrleans; va nd Queen of the we if Taylor, Philadelphia; Colostial, Paliner, an NYork; 234 2th, A's, Cha n; Asia, Maxwell, totus Jacob A Westervelt, D tl, Grundell, » Philadel , Australia. Ent for dg. Nor: Birkby, ghton ‘Char! iddlesex, oe ror, NO} Honry Clay, fa’ 'rancis, lett, th, Pharsalia, D: Peer x, Sept 25—Ent inwd Prince Albert, Myer, NYork and ent or rT MALAGA, ame da, 7 pt 17—Arr Trueman, Freeman, Gei ; Frederistein, L: oke, do. Ent out 22th York. Cl ‘arratak, Blytho,Car- Gift a1 ‘cisco; Stephen Glover, Sampson, Newport- told ork NOrleans; 25th, co; Effort, Se a TJ mete Herbest, NYork; 7th, d, Vosmopolite, Forsyth San Francis, ‘ardiff, to 1d for bon, Hamburg, to load for oding, Cardiff, to Id for Savannah; 1d for NOrle: . Sid 18th, Micmac, Hocker, N NYork, Isabella, Nickerson,do; Ardennes, ns. La@bert, NOr! Marannam, Sept 8—No Am vessels He ort. Newcastie, Sopt 4—Bertha, 8 t 20—Arr bark Pedra: jotcria (Br), Hall, fr Nassav, Se) via Exuma; 2th. rritie, for Boston, Goergetown, ‘SC, arr PorTemouTH, = 27—S!d Sir R Peel, Chadwiok, from London, for N URENSTOWN, 25th fur Dublin. ork. Sept 24—Arr Bjorgein, Olsen, NYork, and ‘Sta 25th, oe Nathan Hanau, from Liverpool, raminta, Green, Valparaiso and Sr Jago, Sept 13—Barks Keris, Kendall, from Boston for NYork; Rolla, Jarvis, from Jamaio: from Bonaire for Boston, put in schr’ Isis, Goodspeed, stress, leaking badly, (as before reported )—was lying at the Moro. | Br Jon, NB, Oot l1—Sl Liverpool. ship North America, Dunbar, 81160, Sept 24—Sld Dromobair, Pyne, NYork. Sraxt, Bert 25—Of, United States, Ghisam, from London for Newport, E. TRALEE, Sept 2¢—sid The Duke, Gould, N York. Vico, Sept It Conductor, Griswold, Savannah, Put back into the Roads, Sopt 22, ship saestinas (Brem), Frerichs, with loss of anchor, cH At anchor at the Red Buoy, Ernst ‘Moritz Arndt, Rust; Hohorst. ALBANY, roceeded. miral Brommy, Popp. ison, Wade; aad ‘Hudson, Oct 1l—Arr sehr Andrew Brown, Boston; sloops Frocholder, Commerce, and Kadient, Providence; Republic 0810: Ames, Oliver, Fuller, A’ from Savannah; cisco; Anns Rich, El Dorado ‘oy; Homi Smith, destin: tine & Mary, Roads, George of Mexicy RS sohrs Charles strong Gen Taylor, A NBedford. thon. Buenos A ot Bannatyne, Caleta. NBedfor Oct 1l—Arr brig Tro Rotterdam, Ist ult; Souther, Ma ‘Philadelphia; Sohrs’ Geneva, Nickels, Wilmington, NC; if and ny, Telegraphed brig Geo Wittiams, Bur hrs’ Marietta. Burr, pis ton, Edith ZiStudley, ma GL Abbott, Albert a ‘elestina, A Blanchard, DK Akin, Luey Elizabeth, supposed for Australia; bri uppK ee barks Echo, Bay State; brige Ann Marrite, ship Unicorn etarted, but anchored in Nantasket | BALTIMORE, Oct 11— Arr brigs African, Mayhew, Gulf Winslow. ( Tucker, NYork; JS (new), Strong, do; Michigan, Blissoty do; bott, Charle pd mgt Jam, via Inagua; Louisa, Hollows, NYork; EH Adams, Adami Old brig John RRhoads, Hamblin, Boston; fohrs I W Godfrey, Lee, opicus (Dutch), Popkin os Charlesto1 Phil Rio Grand, Tarbox, ume, ——, for a brig. Geo Rayne ell, New Orion skips Chillo, Waa ‘Amoy, is, Grand orthman, Ty; or Philadelphia; and from the re Friday last), Bath, Me; Boyd, Holmes, do; Edwin ‘Thomas, Alice, Dorney, Layton, Charleston; Nantucket NYork; Sussex, Knight, St Johus, eIphia. the offin Sid ship Mare ship Courier (Br) Vineyard, Young, NYork; bark Isabella, Lunt, Boston; brigs Moses, Wicks, York; Suwannee, Murroe, a Northern port; echr D H Bald- win. 0; ee Tene West and ANS, niet 10 ‘ts A. days; brig f May (Spi Towed toga 290h ‘dt, brig Octavia aud sche AUN. Retyork, Oct 9—Arr i Ann Elizabeth, Fernandez, St Jago de Cuba 16. day: John, Bettsworth, NY¥or Marsellonis, Pillsbury, Oct 11 Billow (Br), Ste ir, NS. PORT, Oct Arr sohr Sarah Aun, Dockham, Phila- NEWARK, cla 16 brig J ane tor Thomaston, NEW, HAVEN, Oct 9 a 10—Arr brig William (Br), San- land. anew Abr cl 1th, sehr Hy. bbe, NANTUCKE! Frederiokebnry th, Ontario, Br Git Philadel phi LYMOUTH, NC, Oct 4—Cld shy Geo Henry, Douglas, Hiscell); schrs’ Chancey 8¢ WE Logget, Albany. ld. brig echeT i, Miller, Elliots, Portland. phens, Winds Oct 9—Arr sehr Rosamond, Rickotson bh i, Brown, Philadelphia. sid |, Adams, NYork; wis PHILADER, PHIA, Oct 11, PM—Cld echr Tillie E, Crane, Dyan: Mass, TLAND, Oct &—Arr bark Louis Eaton, Shields, N Fork: gchrs Southerner, Ricker, ¥h ‘Niagara, ‘ork; Fredk Reed; Race, Enaiport f ‘vorke uid Perry, oth, Pras) ph aaptin z dian Marierta Pro ointer, Fowler, NY i Sarah Ellen, York, St Jag SMOUTH, Ost oArr brig Geo Washington, Knowl- CB, Oct 9—Arr sche Noble, Ireland, Phite: Cla brig M'Gilvery, Clifford, Ph aches Southampton, Mason, Battol alk, Hand, Jayne, 4 ¢, Brown, NY ork. Henry. Casteoth Sle sche Jorer nis, Sid Linnell, oor, , Rondout} A ibe NYork via Nj Rusling, Dole, *hiladelphia; sloop ork. Brigs Hylas and Amanda, once del] sites for Philadelphia, were at anchor in Dutch Island harbor Sunday morning. 10 Lyte ‘Oat 1o-# brig Edwin, Morton, Boston; eps , Layfield, NYork; KS, Sept Seate) Vail, Delano, rea ia bark Wit Bredio, Crary, do, “Ady Oth, bark W H Brodie, fos Mit with dispate! bay NKAIl, Oo tech ALM, Get Bet sony wm maine Gai teh, do; Sarthe vee REN, RI, 0 Malabar, Cottrell, ou calecnenintinne aanern he Ge M oedwia and lad; Bide eis it ‘Mise Brows, Mies Lovell, Chas'G: Aaa Rta H, iia Birsb, © i Ea 3 the stesrags. BAS A AGN in tho 6 arng c itoamsh! Vaeiees Mise Buck, A M yout, Eli Kioherm “ iH Beta i Hi Ai yo as & seve lost’ fore topgal- jragliee coteinn and had mils splice” | moet bat had no spars of suticient size. | | a house to arrived in this city yesterc ay morning senator, Mass, oxpeoting you to meet him at the seouinbo ding. fs "without mou is kindly boing taken care of by He. 4 Smalth, ooracy of North Seosad nad Loriner atewote, Williamaburg. ILLIAM HENRY LAMOTTE.—$50 DOLLARS RB Srard will be paid for information leading to, the pre gent abode of the aforesaid. | Ho was born at Wort England, aged 48 yours, rather bow-loggod, aquiting nos y whiskers and hairs has been sl oe Shoul Ete moot hi will hear of someti ry Advantage by trying to R. HOGGINS, 108 Ws BOARDING AND LODGING. “LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISH A COMFORTA- ble unfurnished room, with board for the lady on d in a quict part of the city, and where the paid in advance, Address “ Leroy, are no boarders. Board Herald office. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE TWO lors, with bedrooms attached, om the second and third Roore, with full or partial board, or without it, inall instances, with board, meals served to the room. Inquire | at 691 Houston street, first house west of ‘Broadway, late | and dinner on Sw Parsonage of St. Thomas church, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN REQUIRES A ROOM, WITH fuil board, in a private family. Addross, with partiou- lars, hb. C., Herald office, for throe days. FRONT PARLOUR AND BED ROOM, ON SECOND floor, with board, can be obtained at the olegant resi- @ence No. 9 Prince strest, of, and near Broad way. Tapesty carpets and baths. "N. B.-A neat bedroom for s single gent!oman, YOUNG MAN, OF room and comfortable rice Private family pectable referonoos will be « way Post office. PRIVATE FAMILY, UIET HABITS, WISHES A oard for the winter, at a modo~ preferred, to which most res- ven. Address R. &. B., Broads NO. 562 HOUSTON STREET, would rent handsomely furnished rooms, to gentleman omiz, with breakfast served in their rooms if desired. *youna GENTLEMAN, OF HIGH RESPECTABILI- ty, wishes to make arfangemonts with some gentool , where’ he can have a comfortable homo and d. uld this meet the eye an A person bove gentleman in their eo \¥, they to Merchant, t her Broad: Ail’ sommniostions private aud Deb ter and rospectability, PARTMENTS TO LET—IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE up town, suitable for a family or single gentlemen. ‘The house contains the modern improvements, baths, Fe: ween the heurs of 4 and 7 o'clock, at No. Great Jones street, corner of Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND TWO YOUNG ntlemen, can be accommodated with board anda very Flensant, front soins on the second or third floor, well furnished. The house is well kept, and the comforts of a home can ‘be had. Please call at 116 Leonard street, betwoon, adway and Eim street. FRONT PARLOR AND hha afl ON SECOND floor, with board, can be obtained at legant resi- dence No. 91 Prince street, west of, aka Broadway. Zapaetry, carpet and baths. N. B.—A heat, bedroom fora bing! ae Mies Sebel AT4i WARREN STR! bave several hand irnished apartments ble tort Sth now vacant, waich I would like to inter to respsotable persons. Reference required. ‘CHARLES LEVI, 41 Warren atrost. OARDING AT 6% BRO. DWAY.—A GENTLEMAN andlady oan be accommodated with a handsome oms and board. Likewise two gentlemen with si parlors with coms. OARBING.—A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN can be accommodated veh! ood board on reasonable ep naae 62 Chrystie street. low day boarders accom- modated, OARDING,—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN be accommodated with large and ploarant front room and pantry on the second floor. Apply at 83 Henry streot, hey will find « pleasant home, OARDING:—T0 LET, TWO ROOMS ON THE SECOND iss, duitable, for gentlemen ng! The hess has hace, Bevis and all mia Jatest improvements intro- 45 Walker street, few doors from Brond- H nis) luced. Apply at way. OARD, WITH UNFURNISHED ROOMS, CAN BE besined in a private family, on Brooklyn Heights, for ne their wives.’ Apply, postage paid, box offic OARD.—WANTED FOR THE WINTER, FOR A GEN- tleman and his wife, and threo young daughters, a parlor and twe bedrooms, or two large rooms, fur required. Would prefer the locat: Rear Broadway. Terms must be mo ald office, immediately. OARDING—PLEASANTLY LOCATED ROOMS IN A central position, with permanent or transient board, may be obtained by applying at 62 Walker street, one door ‘West of Broadway. OARDING—IN, ST. MARKS | PLACE.—SEVERAL gentlemen and their wives, or single gen’ be accommodated with aplenrant rooms, wit fall 73 "partial board. in tho splendid brick house No. 99 St. Marks place, Bighth street. | Stages pass the door’ every five . Hot and cold baths gratuitous. “Terms very reasonable, location the most respectable. Apply on the premises. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, break- fast and tes, and dinner on Sunda; otable part of South bey ng five minut mm the South ferry. Al it 83 t, Brooklyn. OAR: SINGLE ae men, can be accommodated with full or partial board, in a private family. All the modern bg sale baths, and ins. Please spRly at No. 69 West street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. OARDING—SINGLE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ‘and gentlemen and their wives, ecommodated with good board and pleasant room lancey street, OARDING.—A LADY, RESIDING IN THE UPPER part of the city, north side, in handsome house, replete with every convenience, is desirous of meoting with a tleman that would loan her two or three hundred do! And for, it recotve good board, with handsomely Tarnished rooms Good peesient ares A note, with na and whero an interview can be G., meet with attention, All’ communic dential. BoARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY WHO 18 taking music lessons, where have the use of » o,for practie private family pre- red. way Post Office, OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR ONE or two single gentlemen, can obtain good board and ple it rooms, in one of the most desirable locations in the city, by applying st 66 Catherine street, (old amber) nearly opposite Monroe street. OARD—A VERY PLEASANT RRONT PARLOR AND bedroom, with pantries attached, to let, with board, 'wonty-firet ns strictly conti- French how in a private house, to ® gentleman and his wife. Apply at _ii4 Franklin street, OAKD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, MODERN built house, with all t cold water ba five stages and from the hous wich avenue, Ww ut No.1 Troy, two doors rom ‘Greons Terms moderate. le to lock. By order of ABRAHAM GOOD- olethi 1. MAN, Bx entts = ba For Cy va arto jamilton and Theaee ree A. Mi riloulars sve advertisoment in the Moraing Ci vening Post; or apply to tnd Be arta BY COLE & CHILTON, AUCTIONEERS.—FRIDAY, October 15, a twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ rt, Fe pave three story. ertherly side 10 Foot een from Powers street; the house is in good order; 25 by about 42 feet doops lot 25 by 80 feet. Half the purchase money may remain ex. bond and mortgage. For particulars apply to the aue- tioneeri A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER.—VALUABLE 'e of ground on Bromiway, Ninth avenue and second street, at auction, by ox order of of felon pe ee ae & ton will sell at suction on W. at the hierchante Swalses fe ees of itreet—Fit side, mencin seventy-nine feet ten cenae je of Broad ue Four lots onst side, between Sixty-first jinth Autyeccond ere 5 inelee semtheseh corner of Fifty-second partioulems as to dime ees nd “worms of Fie, apply te the auctioneers, H eNRY McFARLAN, Trustee. AizNey T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SEI pee t 1034 o'clock, at the house Ee wich street,’ between Charles and Amos atreo ta, a oe rete as above, without reserve, 001 chairs, ta, beds, bedding, bedsteads, &c.. oe ae nitere, clr stoth. oth carpets ‘chin aad glass ware. Sale wiles Out reserve, rai ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. household furniture.—Henry H. will at auction, on Wednesday, October ane 109 o'elock, Canal street, carved rosewood suites, rosewood marble top contre tables, case, mantol clocks and orne Brussels, tapestry, Wood seven octave piano, y Bei $550, “Bedroom “Furniture—Rosewood atands, with marble top, mahogan} eads, oe 3 suite, covered in green moreen; mahogan: wood bureaus, mahogany writing desk hantan elu fables, ton fect long; covered bale ie beds, bolster, pillows, éé., mahogany tables chaiess All ihe fuenfeute was ‘made to orfasrand has used but a short time. Also, kitchen furniture. peremptory. ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONERRS WILL SELL at auction, Tuosday, picho Nee October 13, at 1034 o’olock each day, ment of rich ped oods, consisting no Mie marble statuary; statuettes of Cores; Ve ee Jn God, by Bartolini; Amor Diving, Pyschey Max ‘Tenn ‘anni, Cbild and Dog, nrdiaa n Angel, trarch, Naiad, pac es teases slogess heaps of Health, garde ae 0) es , Cupid, ar 0 Heart Bhepheedess, A large inveiee x ‘ine bronze clocks; bronze ormulu, coupos, vases, and groupe. The eutiro lot being the dnest quod ovat Imported, and just reecived, Plated Waro—An ontive Ime terns; French plated ier Mache Goods—An inveice n goods and Calta jorcelain. lar; ostly in mian ecw, French orystal Rasaro English hao rotheers od ere ry bed ot faroiture, their acked by an experienced a alates expense, packer on the promise EN RY J. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—ASSIONEER sale of jewels wale and Fae Bee ailver ware, diamond jewel (me lenry Hi. ds & Co. will sell at suction, on ona hal eh 14th, and Frid Detaber, ist, at lok o'elocky cach tore Nos ‘vert and guard c diamond rinj watches, with gold dials, silver gold bracelets, sot with various melled; gold ‘Anger rings, set other Precious stones ;_ bronst| Je Pins, &e., gold locke and seals, slides, thimble pear and enamellod ; bi wpectaclon, eye elas bouquet Hol ee namelleds £00 ‘usin, maton ke; mists ‘and fasoolay tilver cups, specmsy d cases; plated ware, fans! vases, watch glasses, dnote sand bronte locks, scales and weights, one lar a8 $235, an Hoty of warranted Bne jewelry, AIT thie As represented by catalogue without reserve, by order of the bo examined one’ day previous to tl L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELIa ‘Thursday, October 14th, ab 103 o'clock, athe the h bulb Ibous roots an en-hout embracing & oxi iety, and in the very best condition. Smateurs. and those fling groan-owsos, th ill affors, a rare opportunity. J. 1, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILK day, Wednesday, October 13,.at ml gralook, at fen roony 12 Wall sens plendid oil pal pies and originals from t cthee jodern paintings by th inoetoulebrachd and American artists of the. Present d: i hs anicope parlor subjects, and in frames of the ‘mone bontly: a jon, among, whieh will befound some paintings from ae Dutieldorf Academy, by T. Verncl, Van Wi Nanderworf, G. Dow Ott, and others too umersus ve men? ion. The attention of connoissuers and others is respeet- fully invited. Catalogues now ready. JAMES COLE AUCTIONEER-SIXTY VACANT LOTS jo the Ninth ward, Brooklyn, to be sold this day (Wed nesday) 13th, at auction, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchant Change. ‘These lobe are beautifully looated cn Clason wees ane, Pacific, Dean and Bergen streets. This sale offers 6 rare opportunity to those either seeking for investments or ing purposes. Jn the immediate vieinity are rap The lots improv: ng Aiea first fae Li gg fraps a opened. ai street paved. 7 60 percent on b ood mottens ean be had at the office of the augtion eer, 42 Fulton street, Brooklyn. B. BUTLER, AUCTIONEER.—PAINTINGS, AU> «_ tographs ‘and books at auction, on Thursday, Oot. \e 14, at 1036 o'eLook, at 60 Walker strect,’ A rato and valuable collection, belonging to the Iste Mr. Fohn Doggeth, Jr. eon sisting of abou intings, some of thom vary valuable. Ish-vols. of books, ‘rare and curious ; 27 autogeaph letters of Washington, Jefferson, Lafayette, and others; also twe gold watches, engraving of the transfiguration by Morghomg toa 18 numbers of the “original Poor Richard’s Almanae.’ Wintbesold by order of the assignee, who, holds, them Gollateral security. Catalogu he had at Administrator's office, 7 Nassau strect. R% AWAY CARRIAGE, HORSES, &c.—THIS DAY, (Wednesday) October’ 13, 1852, 'at ‘12 o'clock, Dey street, corner of Greenwich, one fino se one new buggy, ono now express wagon, one rod other carriages; one bay horse, fire WELLINGTON A. CARTER, ania” with of elegust househcid furniture, bedding, wou being ok of olegent household furniture, ing, &0 ae y morulae abe nteel furniture of a famil os 1034 o'clock, at 146 Greenwic! wood, mahogany, and walnut furnit Ke. of every description, in fine order. or shine OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE GEN tlomon can be accommodated with breakfast and tos , Whore there aro |. Apply at 1l¢ but few boarders. High streot. OARDING—FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN ‘Wishing to secure board for the winter, will find very Pleasant rooms, fitted up in the best manner, with all the modern improvements, at the Carcoll Houto, 724 Brondwayy hi 01 QOARD.—A LADY, LIVING RETIRE two furnished rooms to let, to Indic With full board for tho ladies only. | How &e. Address Widow, Broadway Post office, for thret Nothing required but payment of board in Advance: tion pleasant, and near a line of stages, OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, OR Where thore are but fow boarders, for two singls gen- tlemen and sister, betwoen Chatham square and Houston street, Broadway and Allen streot. Terms must be mode- rate. ‘Reference exchanged. Address H. P. Moral office: et ONE OR Loca- VALUABLE FURNITURE, ted te i PAINT- ings, for see are Kata will Lon this 4-4 n_ o'clock, a I store, of the Sheriff ry Taluabe Collection of of genteel Faia ure, rare paintings, books, &. M. i MelLYa iN & CO., AUCTIONRERS, Mi it No. 7 on a orange trees, from tho uouse tw More, wi mnebure, LL M WINTERS, AUCHONEER—TMHS DAY, ATIG W ovelock, 6+ 1s7 Canal street, all the parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture of a family breaking up house eee consisting of sofas, book: enso, nastes ofl paint elegant rosewood piano, 634 oetavas, one do. mence with; mahog: hers, di bles, dinner and to mahogany bedstoads, hai bedding, wardrobes, dressing bui sets, kitchen furniture, fine cooking tity of Groceries, store fixtures, tea: casks, counters, &e. Also, a lot of bench, one grocer’s wagon, &o. OARD.—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ON THE 8 cond ‘oor, with Doard, in, private’ French family. Location near Second avenue and Fourth stroot, Rofer- ene hanged. Addr » Herald ¢ OLIAN HOTEL, NO 8 BROADWAY—FAMILIES of single persons wishing pleasant rooms, with board, oan obtain the same by applying as above imingdistel tin Fu gap ROOMS TO LET.—ROOMS TO ‘LET AT No. 868 Broadway, a few doors above Union Park; neat and pleasant parlors ‘and bedrooms, communicating, with or without breakfast. RIVATE FRENCH BOARD, AT NO. 13 HOWARD stroet—A lnre0 front room, jst vacated, oan bead by & gentleman dy, oF two singlo guntlomon. Also fingle room fora gentleman, French and’ Bnglish spoken. Apply at No. 13 Howard at OOMS TO LET, TORNISwaD OR UNFURNISHED.— A nd and airy front room, front bedroom, and ond act of house No. 83 Christie street, oom’ routes and ros CEST CRATERS IN SUITS OR SINGL ‘These rooms will be found very desirable to, perso eh of superior lodging % good apper room, To gentlemen wishing Somtorn and. eo en¥ room, will be Let for a private o quire at White street, or 72 Franklin street, way— eae FURNISHED ROOM ‘without bon near Bowling G LET, ‘WINTER—SUITES Y ge PLL Tg with private tab Attendee ne wp for privat ce ith il modern hi Bento. daglze st No. No. “oy Hoavon street, East of cs NT ROOMS TO LET, WITH Te rea er Went Twentieth street, Neterences require — | FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIt- agzsens a paneer ofthe ety a mae om hay aro, Ad- Sroen for ety ‘tayo, to BF Herald office 823! OADWAY.—A BUIT OF a pave. matt FUR, nN ° frown personas wide prt ete } attic rooms, to gontlomer office. near Trond. Piss: with bi IGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE OPE 14 Howe. A suit of rooms on the sooond floor will yaonted on the 18th, single contlomon, with beoakfeat and ta, HOMESTEADS. Ss’, NICHOLAS BUILDING AagOcTATION. No. Ya ies Duane Fuiped Chatham Bank Building. meeting of cintion will be held on hated ing, Meh inet v7 ovelook, at Union Buildi ae e dues will become payable. vi mount of thoes Bowery, when t! Till be offered for redemption. The Trustees. ¢ that now subscriptions will be re who find it inconvenient to pay ‘the ‘whole. amount dues at once, need not be de! ie from job nthe tion on that account. ‘Tho duos will bereccived ia sack fn ecommodate Tuch Pap wo incomes, seokiug profitable investme) wi ohn so at ap of the rasooratle ‘0 become membe Seo LIN, Prostdent. The fice will bo open every sventng anil ‘Thursday, Ne Eoveiys for the payment of duos to receive oul iD tions. a ts foe ete Pe allie ners," who, bet ring ‘he “ru " who, ‘e ore, mould Mave had ws believe: thee caste was mot, & sound spot whereas she is at tl wr hes boon found fa 3 iii Site at ee nie al rho uly dee our 0 jolm rian tal ia ata to fill w bed & Se8 NEXT Brae Sapran Barge a i oes Amorioes on_the ropela tn cere de wera Ihe gon Mh, ‘the Niny ot walling. BERTOR Patra vo ie