The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1852, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 73384. DOUBLE SHEET. UCTION NOTICE. —THIS DAY, AT HALF. o'clock, in J. Be ect Prarieass saris ate oe ; leo, twenty large size patent « a tho furniture of Fetaly te m Mote sient, fe ave out reserve, by virtue of a mortgage. J. Col Bttorney, Ber Tos, BELL, auctio UCTION NOTICE —HARDWARE, ET! ANTWERP will sell this day, at ‘No. okeges hardware and cutlery Englii ‘Also, Tbs. toe cork stool, % and jogues now ready. uU CTION NOTIC E-ENGLISH BOOTS AND I invoice }» mort ing. and various 1%, On attern cards, xe RICK, AND OTHER BUILD! will be sold en Tucaday, November 300 on the premises sinth avenue, corner of tS W. SOMEKINDYKE, Autionoor, ' AUCTION THIS DAY. AT HALF PAST 10 O'CLOCK — Coninuation of the ral» of g-oceries, at 334 Spring t, of a variety of teas, and many other articles it he sold this morni: O, WARREN, loneor. T H. NICOLAY, aUCTIONEE EREMP- tory sale of two hundred and fifty ehoice building lote tego sites, in the city of Newark, within forty min- the city of New York.—albert H. ‘Nicolay will sell on ‘ t the Merchants’ Exobange cated in th city of ar, and of three situated on rk, and the y in the rear of d adjoining the Joseph C. beautiful residences anc Beq. Those lots frout on . which are £0 feet wide running fr: ¢ avenue, and West Bank, Camdon and Cubinot Btroets. These lots aro, without foar of contradiction, the Moet splendid building sites within twenty miles of the of New York, having a perfect panoramic view of the ol and hiss rbor, and surrounding country, wi eye oan be seer the steamships and safl- fing versele going out and in the New York harbor. The fe this part of the city of Nowark is of the purest om the solid rock, and is unsurpassed, eh re are obui @obools ix the immo. ‘Ags, without exception, the best t) Alon in this section of the oonntry for man jate vioinit; yea of Newark iv of the most pleasant cities i Se largest in the State of New Jersey, containing about Wifey thousand inhabitants, and property is incroasing very ‘eapidly in value in locations for privaie residences. ‘The Bireots will all be graded at the expense of the owners. Mer- @hbants, mochanios aud others, doing business in New York, wan live in the city 0) Newark, and reach New York in 35 ty yy the New Jorsey plank road from Jerse y every half hour, until 11 P. only $50 por year. ‘Omnibusses York and Newark every fifteen minut 4 sivambonts ply daily. The fare by omnibus and Ja only 12% conte, Terms 10 per cont and th fo0s on the day of sale; 40 per cont on the 2 when the docde will be delivered, and the ba- 20, 60 per cent, can remain on bond and mortgage for 20 years, at six per cent. A disoeuntof five per cent will ibe inedo on all lote bought for Title indisputable. A tod abstract of title will be furnished to every pur- ¢. For maps and full parriculars, apply to the auo- cor, No. 40 Wall street. 'Y J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIOVEER.—THURSDAY, D volock, P. M.. precisely, at the house of Re ied avenue, Gowauus, the furniture re Moar: Shree Bost valuable piece of property Ne enst side, about micway ets, and alittle north of tao Unit: is & two story brick house; lot 25 ing and sti wa oburch. On the lot Peet rrovt sud rear, by 100 fert in depth. ‘The property is ery desirable for immediate improvement, being in the vicinity of the Metropolitan, St. Nivholas, Cola- More, and other hotels now erecting. Terms—Two-thirds ©f the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage ‘two or three years, at six per interest. Title un- uestions le, having been in the family of sho present own- SE for eizty Yours ot mors. further particulars, apply Pe the etioneer, No. 9 Wal strect. D., 2, .N28H, AU TIONPER—STORR 30 BAOAD- . MM srig and apparsl.—Tois the Merohants’ Exchange or'g, ¢ foot of hey street togoth«r witn her apna. JAS. VORKIs, Att'y f r Mortga, ‘LONEER.- LARGE SALE OF FIFTY &e.—This day, Tues- ‘ook at the auction rooms, 5) Book. walnut and curled also, Boctom rock- irs, French bedstoads, side- srorevsries, bedroom furni- Bare, enrpet: furniture, &c.; also, several Bargs and omall mirrors, with overy deserij tion of hair mat- fresece and pilliasters, kitchen furniture, &e., &0. ROCERIES, SEGARS, L1QUORS—AUCTION.—TUES- day, November 30, at 103 o'clock, at 57 Dey atroet, cor- wer Grecawich.—Tea—viry five gunpowder, common biack. en, Ko Sugar, coffee greand pepper and mustard, in Gis mackerel herricg; with bracdy, gin, ru, wines, oom @ia!s, &e , in lots towuit buyers Also. a great quantity of Hine row ars. WELLINGTUN A. CAKTER, Auctioneer, Row lasing eel and furniture. TORN, Ky OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER —ON TURSDAY, November 30, at 10 o'clock A. M., at No, 63 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, Oakley & Wright’ will seil «large and @omplete assortment of cooking, office and parlor stoves, Gin ard Britanria ware, pipe castings, tivman’s tools, &e, bee he 9 of Neal McMullen, it attorney for mertgagee. Frederic Chilaaill and Curtie & Goppicg, assignees. OHN FISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER. sele of valuable furniture, at J. Fishb! x tion and commission roome, No 2 Nort) William 223 William street, this d Nov. 30, at 11 ‘ ex ofas, sofa bedsboads, fener, watches, ine quarters, jevors, champagae ne, Vinegar, clothing, percussion caps, &c. OfN K, OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER —WEDNESDAY, Decomber 1 at "2 o’clok P.M. at No 84 Atieutic gtreet Brooklyn, Oakley & Wright will sell a choise lot of Dandies, wines, gins, cordials, segare, &c., in lots to suit pur- shase L, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONRER —ON WEDNES + day, December 1, Thursday, December 2 and Friday, Docew dr 3. at half-pa it ton o'clock cavh day, at the store, 55 Mniden lane, cortinnation of the Incge aad att gale “f choice and valua»ls Baroposn fanoy goods. being ia Part tho balance of the stock of A Legoux & Pardessus comprising duplicates of goods alrosdy sold, casos of goodt Bot yet opened, aud much invoices as may rrive, ‘The | wr 9 be sold ‘peremptory. Phe sale will consist of a chofeo Tine of gods, Clocks, bronzes, candelabras, Parisisn and Di arier mache goo’s, &o, Ko witty s seneral jorement of ncy goods, many of which have never befora been ex- Binited, surpassing ia artistic merit and vglue the previous ery e. ‘The stock consists in part of clocks, In marbls, ormotu, anc gilt; roal by Une of bronze o1 nzes, by Fra'in Mene and others; also, & delabras, of various subjects adapted to nner, dessort, tea, and tote a-tete arts, , rie nd valnable liae, of various design and dcoorations, togother with a la: Articles snitable for presents, too numerous to mentios ‘Phe roode will be on exhibition two days prior t With onvalogues, @hesers Bvery facility will be offered as to packing, &o. Terms of sale—Under $300, cash; over that amount, and wnicr $600, three months; $000 and upward: ix months, @pi roved paper. af: J. YANDEWATPR: ACCTIOCEER: WILL SELL + on Tuesday, November sUth, and Wednesday, Deorm- bor Ist, at 1 jock each day, a the sales room, 14 Wall ale, and will be arranged in lots to suit pur- @troot, fresh manufacturel furs—a lergs assortment of ‘Mure, c.mprising every varivty of articles of tho finest fabrio = manuiacture, well wer hy the attention of the trade an. asror and rivate ment of expensive goods not made ip for auction sales, re warranted to be of the best manufacture. A rare op- ties foriting perior class of consisting of elegant sete martin, etred lym: berian syairrol, edish martin victorines end owifé; also, a largo nesort gent of robes, lined and trimmed, wolf, pole fox, goad eopard, African lyax, &e. arties. The above liae of goods comprises an 8, ‘ol , & 14 y. Prescott, Beq. Alro, the lense jace; fold in consequence of removal leetad with great care, saly for aud embracon the choicest good: public sale, and affords a fair pport woll ss pri arvtes, to avail ther ut liquors, So Every lot i and oan be poritively relied upon. Alao, ® ard family grooeri line of eslod fruits, m pupic BALE O* WOOL. tione LM. Hoffmen & Phurvday, 2d December, at Do ‘iret rtore South of Fulton forry for account of insol and oocensed persons estates, 1,(00 bales Buenos Ayros Bette iloe washed wool, consisting of mostizo,Jmerino, mi STTONBER—ELEGANT FURNI- . tur —Morigace ‘ale of rosowood, mahogany, and Inut cabinet furniture—This day, at’ 10% o'ciock, at 9. 85 Nassau strect, near Fulton strect fh. 0. KEMP Sil sell at auction ap above, 8 very largo and splendid ase eortment of cabinet fernitnrs, of tha bost quality, and. pra: gents « rare opportunity for the trade. hotel and ‘ousck themarlrer with the mort dosteabte 4 n ers to suppl Zon of pply istom trad. bof richly y And biso: walnut parlor, dint orary amber furniturs, compricing ever; @lerance and utility found in the lergo nnd fashionable far ‘aiture warerooms, Als», ono} andasme second hand piano- @orte made by Chickering, and six othors, anporior rosewood, OM And 7 octave pianofortes, o€ excellant tone and finish, swhich are woll w rihy the atcontion of buye wie. IRVING & OO. AUCTIONKERS, WILL soll at auction, on Te rh, at 1036 aolock, at the gales room, 10 seort- @mont of household furniture, rom: oe of @ale, viz: rofas, chairs, bookeatey secretaries, extension nin cpvpete, ronswood 634 ootayi table, Brussels and in J y a M, WITTIERS, AUCTIONEER.—WEDNESDAY, WW o'Ci¥h, WE LO) CRni outa. & BONE AL Ws. howsobold furnitnto, (be sreyerty of & gontloman brent ine Bp hense-keoping ‘bookcase rier cinet, vien forte, off psitt Eng, roo AT tof fag. rocking oh d Lon tables, anita of bed- th ‘urniture, hale rat Blankete, Arovsing ha woauey wardrobes, hits hen Also, Beustele, theres Bly and other carpots. 9098, ded furniture, J. E. VAN 8 Cedar strext. | mortgagee, aud M. O'Roarke, | - | loaned upcn all good ato: i s assortment of sinaller | SALES AT AUCTION. YY, A CTIONBER—WILL SELL THIS . Pears ] oe 173 Chatham etreet, the furniture | of a respectable soloen) at the counter. shelv poe. b » marbl joa; alsa. brandy, gin, win domijohrn, bottles, kegs, decanters, ke; aleo now aud s0- eond band furniture, a large assortment; also, ® large num- ber of feather beds &o. J L. VANDEWATER, « on Thursday, Decem! IONEBR—WILL SELL d Friday, Dove 3, at om, No. 14 Ws AUC’ ber 2, prising a oh mt o! bjects never be Tere oxhibited, afl of which have been selected with groat care The Indies are particularly invited to attend. Parti- oulars in special advertisements. Also, fifty Gorman canary Dirda, in cages. whole com FINANCIAL, eee REDITS TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD Bi a granted by the undersigned, on the following Constantinople, Cairo, Avize, Bou ogno-sur-Mer, russels, Chaux de Fonds, D rf, Liverpool lverpoo! London, Marseilles, Montpellior, Mayence, Munioh, Bpa. Meueins, Stockhol Noufohatol Torin, ‘Trieste, Wienbaden, Zurich, LIVINGSTON, WELLS & © is Bonrec, a Paria. No. 74 Broadwi Palermo. No. 8 Plaoe: Ne ATIONAL LOAM FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 80+ ciety of London. General agency af 71 Wall shrest, Now York—This lite assurance society having deposited & Guspntee fund of $100,000 in United Sintes stoke and Now ‘ork Btate stooks, with the Comptroller of the State of Now York, in accordance wit Beate law, will rocelvo oponals for ingurance on lives at 88) i ‘all trees, Now York, and at their ditfere: hroughons the State. Persons going to California and Avastralia, insured at n moderato | QMALL DRAPTS— ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND.—THE undereigned, having made the nocessary srrangements, are now prepared to sell drafts of the Royal Bank of Ireland in large apd small Orders jeft at any of the encies of We & Co., Livin;ston, Fargo & -» Will be prompt). ded to. 7 ae Livindston, WEL 8 & CO., 74 Broadway. OTIC of N —THE NEW YORK CITY BANK, CORNER and Ann streets, will rae for business on zt RN LL, Cashter. Weenesd | $4,000 °F $500-FANTED —AN ACTIVE BUSI-. ry ni ss man, with the above amount, to take sn interéet in the flour and feed trade, wher a businoss of $280 to $400 Caily, can be done, which will be shown by the books. Address Manufacturer, this office. WANTED—ON ‘© FOUR STORY double tenement hor » now fi jouth elde of Twenty-second sire e avenue. Houses 253 $5,000; valved at $14,000, _ Bowery Savings Bank, $800. GA ENTUEMAN, WITH THIS AMOUNT OF « ready cash, wishes to invest it in somo nd prottable businets alr lished, oF would join some resnectable person. with an equal amouut, ia ostablishing a Dusiners Will not engage in the liquor trade. All com- munications, with real ane and address, and none other, will be attended to. Address Cash, at the Herald office. 75,000 20 LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT INTER- . est, on bond and mortgage, on productiv Teal estate in this olty. apply to JOUN #-CONREY, Nos and 25 Wall street, RY GOODS MEN— $5,000 -WANTED.—A STOCK OF 1,000 or $12 000, for which $3,000 to jh, the balance secured in desirable $5,000 will be paid real estate. Address, immedia ely, Chichester, Herald oftice. EDEMPTION OF THE ALBANY AND SCHENEC- tady (late Mohawk and Hudson) Railway Company's bonds of 1842, due December 1, 1352 —Notice is hereby given | that the principal and interost due on the above bonds will be paid om preventation at the office of Mesers. Winslow, | Lanier & Co., 52 Wallatreet, New York, er at tho office of the Company, in the city of Albany, and interest on the above bends Will cense after the first of December next. Albany, Nov. 13, 1852, E. FOSTER, Jr., Seoretary. 10 RETURNED CALIFORNIANS.—A_ BUILDER having a house on two lots, (in 4 good neighborhood, to let, wishes to crect another in front of the eame, an wishes s6me one to join him with $3,000 ash, whicd will 122 William atract, eager to Australia. ment and money Comvigninent Otfies, N despatches, by ehip Scargc,a speci All kinds of Loon advanced, if desired, or all ceourity gi | 50 000 —-THE AMERICAN CONSIGNMENT ’ « Office, No 122 William stroot, sdvance mivey on consigements of jewelry, dry goods, lia wives, etc., ete. No advances on mortgages GUTTINGS, DONALDSON & GRATAM, COMMIS TON HX ‘Stock Bro, ere, southeast corner 0: South and teoond streets, Baltimore, buy and coll, (wpon commission exclu- sively,) all ctocks and ot*er securities ia the Baltimore arret, Orders from abroad promptly exeoubd. Money JOHN &. G(TTINGS, FAMUEL C. DONALDSON, WILLIA¥ H GRAHAM. Rererexces —Waehington—Messrs. Yorsoran & Rij Baltimore—Merrrs. Alex Brown ¥ Bowen, and . Browns ¥. . Brown Brothers & Co, Eeq , Carhier Bank State of Now York. Li Brown, Shirley & Co. | TT? QUARRYMEN.—PROPOSALS WILL BR REORIY od for the priviiege of quarrying s tract of inad, with #wator {rout of hve hundred and fifty foot, on tho Bag river, with docks, between Forty second and Forty-fourth | fireche, containing a large quantity of superior, Building, atone. mile parties may apply to JOHN T. ALLEN; 18 Fourthavenue, or THOMAS MORTON, 212 Peatl street. | HORSES, CARRIAGES, da, ARRIAGE HORSES—FOR 841 young, stylish, bay carriage hors oid, about bixteon hands high. Apply JAMES YEIMAN, 96 Broome strost, {OR SALE—A HANDSOME BAKER'S WAGON, MADE to order, of the very best material, entirely now. Also, , about ten years old. Will stand witnout tying and is perfectly sound Inquire at BARKER'S livery stable, Amity street, between Macdougal street and Sixth avenue, where both can be seen. OR SALE~A CA HE COsCH, OF THE LATEST style. Hae been used but a fow times, and is in com . Will be sold a groat bargain, if »pplied for im- y, to ARMOUR BROTHERS, carriage makors, je and Bixty-fi'th street. ONE PAIR OF ix and soven years a hor | realize Sfteen per cent; or he would like to borrow on good | security, This isa chance seldom meswith. Address Way, Id office USTRALIA CONSIGNMENTS — AL VANCES.—THE | . --TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1852." CARzoLt HOUBE, 722 BROA) New York etek Families HTH STREET, TO LET with iui bandyo q ald watery vowels, 0 Te y that a Pay for good scoommodations. Meals furn With prompt attendance, Three and four rooms on a floor. Mirrors, chan &o. Location desirable. and neigh! hood the fiaest in Broadway. References oxchanged. 143 FGBTH STREET, (OrposiTs THE OPERA jouse,) a suit of rooms, with board, in a fire) class houre; also, a few gentlemen to dine at 6 o'clock GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, with satisfactory rofsrenve, can be accom modated with a back parlor nd bedroom adjoining, or = bedroom in the second story, with hoard, in » private family. at No 9 Charl treet (Warren plaice). Gas, Croton water, &o., in the hou; HANDSOME PARLOR, WITH TWO BEDROOMS attached. on the second floor; also, soma rooms on the fourth floor, frr ringle gentlemen, may,be had by im- mecinte application at 757 Broadway, corner of Kighth street. GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE AC! ated with a woll furnishod floor, with pantrics attached. Location o Broadway Board for the ‘Indy. Addre office. Broadw APARTMENTS TO LET, VIZ, TWO SUPERIOR parlors on the Ist floor, newly and elegantly fur- niehed, a parlor and bed-room on the 2d floor, with ba! attac also, single room, it desired, Refer 6 oxch » or atrort, A FUKNISHED PARLOR AND RED ROOMS, WITH or without beard, at No. 7 Bloccker stroct, east of Broadway. ‘ate table furnishe Apply.at No. 133 Blo WIFE, OR A SINGLE ‘ant rooms, in a famil Ss yt i 8, by onlling at No, 220 FUKNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, toone or two single gentlemen, in a private family. Also a furnished bedroom. Bath and water cloact for the Use of ocouparts. ‘Terms moderate. Location unsurpassed, Luquire at $56 Broadway. References exchange PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A FRONT ROOM, on second floor, furnial ith broak: inst if desired. The house contains bathe, gas, water closets, &o. Apply at 34 Bond street. LADY, IN CANAL STR ith EET, WISHES TO LET A furnished bedroom, wi of sitting room, with board. Any gentleman giving musica or other instruction, would find it @ desirable place of residence. Address M. R., 14 Conal street. Bose IN BROOKLYN, EIGHT MINUTES WALK from the Fulton ferry.— A gentleman and his wife oan be accommodated with a pleasant ory front room and good board, iu a private famity; two single gentle- men can be accommodated. Full board for the +g ans partial board for the gentleman. Apply at No. 114 High Street. Referonoosexchapged. OARD IN BROOKLYN.— A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, or two gentlemen, may cbtain a neatly furnished room, with full or partial board, in a small family, where they oan, enjoy the comforts of a house. House new, and loca- cation des'rable. Apply at No. 3 Elm place, third door from Fulton avenue, Brovklyn. OARD.—A HANDSOME FURNISHED BACK PARLOR on the firet floor, and three furnished roo: nm the third floor will be let to rome families at a moderate ob FA A fow select boardersin the house. Hous» contains the la Call, for two days, at No, 3u7 al te improvem Wot Twenty-fourth etro OARDING.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE HAND- jomely accommodated with furnished apartments and artial board, in a private family, where there are no other Ha miessy by applying at No, 400 Greenwich, below Csnal sireet. OARD.—TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN ‘and Iady, can obtain # room, or rooms, furnished or unfurnished, i all private family, with board, at 67 London Terrace, West Twenty-third street, OARD.—A SUITE OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR- nished, with a parlor on the first floor, if desired, and paras table, to let, to asmall family ora single gentleman, he house is first class, and contains gas and all the othor improvements, Refcrences required. Address Van, Herald office. OARD.~TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or gentlemen and their wives, can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, at 55 Franklin street, near Broadway. OARDING.—ONE OR TWO PARLORS, WIT BED- rooms adjoining, suitable for families or gentlemen, Wish or without bourd, can be had, at wo. 3 Laroy place, Bicecker streey. They #fe well furnishad, with baths, closets and gas on every firor. OARD—TWO OR THREE GENTLEME Pleasant rooms, with partial board, in house where but tew boardera are taken in, Location pleasant, nearly opposite St John’s park; bath room attached. References exchanged, “Apply ut 64 Vsrick AN HAVE rect, OARD WANTED—SY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, (without chilérev,) in a priva mily; or parlor an room, furnished or unfurnisbed ; or » bedroom. and gene. rai access to the parlors of the family. A comfo and good society for the lady is particularly desired. ‘Teri moderate, References exchangid. Address A. L. C., Herald office. OAKDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFR, AND two single centlemen. can be xeoommodated with board and pleasant. ri at 156 East Broadway. Keferonces given and exchange OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFB, OR two gentlemen, can be accommodated with a third story room. Also, a fewday or dinner boarders, at 63 Mur- ray rtreet. corner 6f College plac OARD 1N SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE gextlemen can be acoommodated with pleasant rooms, brenkfost and tea, and dinner on Sundays, ina reapestadle art of Fouth Brooklyn, within five minutos walk of te South ferry. Apply at 88 State strect, South Brooklya. UAKD.—THREE OR FOUR GENTLEWEN CAN BE accommodated at 65 Warren street; alsoa few gentle- men with meals OARD—IN A PRIVATE FEENCH FAMILY.—ONE or te ¢ gentiomen can be accommodated with a pleasant recm and full or part.al board, in a private Fronch family Lf rospactabilltye Apply at No. 164 Twelfth strect, between University place fith avenue. OAR —A §MALL ROOM, WITH BOARD, WANTED by a young lady, who is in a store’all the day. willreguire @ room, with fire, and down tow! in the vicinity of Chambers street. Address W., box 1,737, Post office, stating terms, which must be moderate, Re ereaces riven. COMFORTABLE AND GENTEBLUY FURNISIRD rooms to let, in Amity strect, to a y and gentieman, (Voard tor Indy only,) ina family of two persons. No other boarders. Addressetrong, Bromdway Post office, {URNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, TO A gentleman, with broakfass, or to a centleman and lady, vith bosrd forthe Indy only, at 84 Charlton etrect, corner of Hudson. Thi tly. WURNISHED ROOMS, WITH 8OARD, WANTED BY a gentleman, his vife, and young child, in « private family, where there are no other boardsts, betweon Blesoker and Twenty first street and between Fitth and Second ave- pues. Ad T. M. I., Herald office, for two days, with number, \ertna, and reference. URNISHED ROOM.—A FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE for one or more gentlemen, to let without board, The m is large snd plessantly situated. Apply at No.1 State et, corner of Whitehall. | ~ | OR SALE—HORSE, TOP WAGON AND HARNESS.— ina Horse 153¢ bands high, “ driver, sound and | kind. wagon is new " | will be sold tops rs , y, eat city mal arately or together. Apply at FLYNN'S sta- ble Thirteenth etreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenu | JPOR SALE—A WELL FORMED BAY HORSE, ABOUT fifteen and abalf hards Sigh, of good aotion, pocfectly gentle in either single or double harness, free from vio standa without tying, and only feven yoars old next M A Oret rate family horse. Price $20). Address Bay Horee, bex 2.805 Post offies, OR SALE—A GOOD SECOND-HAND COACH, IN excellent order; will be sald cheap for cash, Aj t NOKKIS’ Livery ctables, 118 Clinton plase, ni a th avenue, OR SALE—A FIRST RATE, SECOND HAND COACH, om by) bil get beg ot ig To nu eld o for oxen if ied for soon, Inquire, before. 11 o-cloe FHTELIN'S ttabios, 63 —o t Twenty-thied ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, FOR SALE, ( HEAP! together or separate; horse tixtcon hands high—youn, d and price only $100. Wagon and haraces hoarly ‘also very cheap. Apply at; 163 Meroer atgos, or 19 er street. AGONS, WAGONS—FOR SALE—THREE CITY- made, first clace wagons, ove with shiftiag top. an be acon at Sl and SS Elizabeth sireot. Will bo sold tow to ® esth customer. Ali new, GRALEY & DOYLE, D—A TWO SEAT SECON: BAND ROCKA- ™M in good order, Address H. H., at this W ORTH GUARD—ORDERS.—THIS COMPANY WILL meet, fully uniformed, armed, and od, on Poowday nos, With inet wt LI o'clock, AM. ‘at Itvenony 18) ) Kerex marke yo a? it ti tek Codur departed aveocinte, Way He Hunton. By on ' n Hooton. By order Ww. W. ; J.Brox, 0.8, ahaha W 2xE1ER SU ARD Tie MeMERS 3 tine ye eee {ylepee, are sealtonea Tointoness meetin, for drill, on ednerday, Dee, Coleok at American Hall. By orders, so ™ aid dH. YOUNG, Secretary. REMEN, AND VOLUNTEER! - plied wita belts, &o., f mic eare knifo shoaths, oap Duteh. EXPRESS AGENCIES. — ORFIGN EXPRE! PARCELS, SPECIE, ETC., RE- ceived for the steamor Avia, by LIVINGSTON WELLS & CO, No, 74 Broadway. PASOW ARTICLE: See aanananaaamaanaamaae TES, WATCHES, .WATCHES—.OF EVERY And atylo, retailed at whel i Par. ind it a 8 wR {ENTLEMED'S FURNISHED ROOMS—IN HOTRL corner of William ard Frankfort str 3 Croton water losets ¢n each floor, with pleasant sit: 25 cents nightly; $1 60 weekly. Otfic (Boca Od CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH F per sant front roome on the first floor, with full or partial board by applying at 86 White street, moar Broadway. Bathe in the house. .E OR TWO SINGLE GENTL EN CAN BE AC. modated with » parlor and 4 large fro: nigh room, on the eocond floor, in a Frenoh privat) tamily. Ko- ferences exchanged Addross B. A., Herald office. RECH 10, LBI-PURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR St gle gentlemen; also, 8 room on the fifth story. young gentlemen in price, will do well to call. A front basement to let, ruitab for an o®ice. Inquire at No. 66 Write street, wost side, near Byondway. OMS TO LET.—TWO tol $, farnished, if required, oF sing ¢ mo T° LET—A FURNISHED BEDROOM, TO ONE OR two gentlemen; breakfast and tea, if required. Apply at SI Henry treet. WO LARGE ROOMS, AND A SMALL ONE, s cond floor, for si te, etl with bro in} 4 in ® private fami ly. No. 89 Twelfth WO N&W FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LRT. TO A SIN- ge goatlemer, with or without partial bcard, at 131 Union street, Brooklyn, MISCELLANEO! ES, LRECHES. mer Hermann. a it Swedish Joeches, in prime order. euit purchasers, by ny roh of & pleasent room, at a moderate ERY COMFORTABLE ROOMS i tlemen, with full board, UST RECEIVED, PER of German and ia quantitios to AIN & ORR, nd 7 John stro 0 Port: McLLY 5 Import for the trade, in large or small quautitics, at Single booke or sets of books, ruled to any pat tern, and bound with of a jespato’. | Bill Kind? ruled on moderats terme. | Mi prir ted books of every description, prices. made w low prices. , pam phiets, and und promptly at low JOHN P, ELLIS, No, 102 Nassau strect, corner of Ann. ILL'S MANHATTAN LABORATORY PREMIUM Jujude Paste, is again inthe market, manufastured and sold by Mrs, B. Hilly widow of the Inte Alfred Hill, a’ Bo. 104 West He oon d str nd sold by hor agente, SCHIEFFELIN & FOWLER, Nor 142 and 144 Front stroot. RAY HAIR—THE LATEST AN D BEST DISCOVERY. Gray or red hair rostored to a beautiful brown or black. ‘The expenge only twolve and shelf cen is. Tho receipt, wit! full directions, will De seht for $1. Address‘ Horbor post your PAd, 181 William street ‘This is no humbug to ge jollar, I give you my addre WENTY FIVE CENT ‘DAGUERREOTYPRS.— 150 daily, by KEES & C0, whe inventicn of mode ‘th VERY LATE FROM HAYTI. Progress of Civilization in the Black Empire. Circular of the Minister of the Interior in Regard to Products. Exeeution of Three Criminals at Port-au Prince, Kew Siew des ‘The bark Clara Windeor, Captain Button, artived in port yesterday morning from Port-au-Prince, from whence he brings news up to tho 17th instant, aud jour- pals up to the 7th. The captain states that the yellow fever continues to rage there, but particularly among the shipping, and that within ten days previous to his railing several foreigners had been out off by it. Major Franzoni, agent and re- Freeentative of Messrs Mendel Brothers of this city, died on the {th instant, after three days illness. At Jacmel, commercial affairs were commencing to at- taina little briskness. Some coffee had come to market, but, notwithstanding, the price was etill maintained, at from 84 to 86. Two American chips had arrived, and supplied the place with breadstuffs At Cays there had been no arrival, and prices were upheld. The market was stocked with provisions and dry merchandize, The rains had retarded the coffee harvest. The Feuille du Commerce contains a circular, aldressed by the Duke of la. Bande du Nord, Secretary of the In- terior, to the military commandants of the empire, urg- ing them to redouble their vigilance in carrying out th directions of the government, with respect to the im- provements necessary to be introduced among the peas- antry, in prepariog their products, particularly voffee, for the foreign market. As furnishing anavidence of the progress of civilization in Hayti, we subjoin a translation of this document :— CIRCULAR. Some time since a ministerial circular was addressed to ou, to ensure the execution of the law providing for the derection of produce; but itis to be regretied that, b; jour failure to carry out its ordinances, you have ai- jowed a remissness to grow up injurious to commerce and singularly oppoged to the well-being of all, and which retards the attainment cf that place which the produc tions of our goil are certain to reach im the foreign market. His majesty, the Emperor, has, therefore, commanded me toaddiess to you the present ciroular, for the pur- pose of urging you to lend all your assistance to the go- yernment, and to take every possible care that our mer- chancize mey unite all the conditions desired by the law, 80 that tas may be increased in value, and ocoupy abroad the pface which will not be refused to them when they have once become equal to those of other countries. You will immediately invite the commandants of pat isbes onder your orders, to explain to the penne, through their rural officers. how much it is their interest to see that the prcduce which they harvest may be pro- perly prepared before being sent to market. and that tuch gocd preparation must obtain for their goods a higher price. The commandants of parishes, iu their frequent tours, will themselves spesk to the farmers, with the, object of persuading them to attain the de- sired end. It ts necestary that I should remind you of some of the directions contained in the circular referred to the cof fees, which form our principal agricultural resourse, ought to be the object of the peculiar cares of the authorized agents, without at the same time their neglesting over products, ‘Tbis article, wnen prepared, shoul’ be free from stones, and soil and dast ; theae foreign bodies von- stitute a fraud. To be of good quality, the green coffee or that called corne must be free trom grains biack,{white, or bruised, which are called trisge; this triage is sold sep- arately, aud brings its own price. By instructing the producers, and obtaining from them obedience to the directions, the price of this commodity Will necessarily be increased. The serveiilance of the police must not stop there; the police of the villages or towns, must have an eyo.on the speculators; visits of in- spection will therefore be nade to their stores as often as poreible, for the purpoce of preventing adalteration or fraud, The produce dajered to consiguees will undergo, before exportation, a fiaBl inspcoton as will also the por: tion forming the fifts of the State at its delivery. Understand thoroughly the views of his Majesty, the Ewpeior, who expeois their exeontion, Exercise, or couse to be exercited, an unceasing-control and extend your cupervision every where, so that this now harvest may attain a high value. Before concluding, I must in fori you that compluin’ is made in maby localities of the negligent mapper in which the inepectors of produce pertorm their duties, It is your business to wateh them closely. £0 aa to make them respond to the confidence placed in them by the govenment, and to conour in every- thing texding to elevate tito the rank which it ought to occupy among nations. Bigned, D. HYPPOLITE. We translate from the Revue du Commeree the tollowing grophic sketch of the execution of three criminals, in Port-wu Prince, who, by their extensive operations in that city, had acquired for themselves the title of “Th Kobbers of the Cupital.”” The special crime which brought on them the last penalty of the law, was an extensive tob- with en attempt at incendiarism, It seems that after re alizing @ pretty considerable sum of money by thelr spe culations in other people's property, they tried to multi- ply their forsune by gambling, and for this purpose they went to agaming house at the Morne au tuf, where, how ever, bad fortune attended them. They resumed play next day, and continued at it for several days, losing each night a large sum. To change their luck they tried ano- ther gembling house, but fortune was unfavorable there also. and they continued to lose during several nights. At length, when thin stock was sensibly reduyed, they rercived to separate, and divided what remained in their hands, amounting to more than $500 each. Soon after, they were arrested one by ove, Tae journal from which me quote proceeds to Bay :— Last Saturday, the three accused persons, tried before the military council, were condemned to the penalty of death, und executed on the sume day. In & few woeds here is the biography of these three great cri miuals : Antoine Jcau Pau ip committed several robberies im the district, sigaalized ® bimecif by @ robbery, with house-breaing, in Lue resi- dence of General Castimer, Duke of Mirebalats, This crime brought him iuto whe prison of Port-wa Priuce, from whence be escaped only to go to commit this Latter robbery. Jeunnot was @ conning robber. As a quay laborer he Made bis strokes with great ekill, wad only practiced im stall operations. Eis last exploit, whion Lad nim to pei- son, from whence he aiso escaped to take part ia the joan. vessel, being oa naked as @ glut, and shore, he jumped into the s swam to the vessel, arrived om board, end after having wel taken # yariety of articles, he took the boat of the v to carry them off; but be was caught in jlagrance del Sain’ Preux bad « vecy peculiar passion for stealing a! mais [iis last exploit was the theft of a saddic and @ pair oi pistols, im the house of General Geffrard, Arrested for this crime, he, too, escaped from prison to go and commit the robbery cf which they were convicted Antcine, arrested first, bad confessed everything After having given an exact eccount of all the siances of the robbery, he evinced the most perfoo: indif firence to bis fate ‘Jeannot, atrested the scvnd, had fst etuck toa complete devial of everything, sustaining bis innoornce. On Wednesday morning, the 20th of Vc tober, he was brought before his Majesty. Oa hi, retura to the priron, Jean:ot said to Antoine, ‘You still persist in eccusingme. Lam inoocent. 1 know nothing of this robbery.” “What moan fellow you are,” answered An toine, Very ingenuovsly. and with the greatest sang froid. When aman bas done anything be ought to have tho courage to bear the consequences. You say that I tolilieson you. Very well. Is it not to morrow—Thureday—that the Smperor rays we are to be executed’ To morrow. thon. we will stand before God. If I lie, God will punish mo,” Then came Saint Preux. He wished to play ths same role as Jeannot; but the most of the articles mentioned by Antoine having been found in his posssesion com- pelled bim to contirm the confession: le by the latter, Atter their condewination they did not seek to escape from priscn, but all (bree formed one and the same reso lution, that of submitting courageousiy to their fate The Governor caused all the objects found with Saint Prevx tobe brought tohim There wore in the trank ‘$95, and come cl 8 of dress The Governor told him he might take one of the changes to dress himself for the extention “What day do you wish to be executed?” a-ked the Governor. ‘When do you wish it yourself! he replied, “Tomorrow.” “Yery weil; but even at present we are > After having chosen @ shirt and panta loons, the Governor having said to him thet the fae linen shirts in the tronk were stolen objects, ‘Yes,’ said he “but this which I have relocted is my own pro ye that I have carned by my labor, that is the reason have chosen it for my dress in going to death, The money, aleo, in the trunk [ got by the sweat of my brow.” The Governor told him he might dispose of every- thing that belonged to hi die thanked him, and put the money in hie pocket, ani he was then brought back to prison. Among the property stolen there was a box containing precious ob- jects, which could not be found Antoine and St. Proux «firmed that this box had been taken by Jeannot, who euid that it contained cigars and that a5 dealer in thi article, he could get rid of it; this fact, however, Jeannot persisted in denyin, An hour after, the @ever- nor returned and announced to them, that if they would give up the box, he would charge himeelf with obtaining their pardon, but if they persisted in refusing to do so, ho would lead them to éxecution on the instant. “ Woe have nothing to restore, You may execute us this moment, Weare ,” they answored. The Gove:nwr left them, and Minutes afterwards they heard a crowd wich drums and wuric parsing before the prisvo ‘The Governor came back and again asked them to return ‘box and seoure their but they again wate the same anewer, They were then brought down to the keeper's house, the prieon doors were opened, sad they submitted to the process of pintoniag, without oxhibitivg bery committed at the hotel of the Princess Oliveiti, | & native of Nezbe, afver having | fou | the least emotion ; then facing each other, standing In the form of a triangle they chatted please: and even addressed some jokes to the policemen wi susrounded them, A sergeant asked St. Preux what he was going to do with the money he had in his pocket ; he said that on the way be would make a pwesent of it to the first ehild or old pereon he would meet. C4 He’ did not in his his wi y e place |, however, and died with the mone: the troops defiled to proceed to th . the three condemned men standing oppo- site the street, contemplated them passing before the prison with am imperturable sang/roid, preserving still the same countenance, the tame guiety.” They spoke of the preparation ax amateurs, simple spectators of a drama. without tabing any activo interest ia it. Tho troops having defiled, they got the order to start © Come nope raid Antoine, * they are about to render us honors when we arrive at the place” And so, with a firm step they marched to ineet their death, NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From Washington. THE CAPITOL EXTENSION—THE BIDS AND AWARD FOR THK BRICK WOKK—CABINET MEETING—DEATH OF Car? UPSHUR, RTC. Wasninaton, Nov. 28, 1852, The following is a list of the bids for the brickwork of the extension of the Capitol, opened at the Department of the Interlor on Saturday :— Per Mt. $4 86 249 Per M. Saml. Strong,........$4 00 Crowley & Morchoad,. b 00 vee 225 S J. Driggs at Fred A. burch Joveph Fowler. Stephen Costar, Geo. I. Plant.. Lemon & Crowley, 3.0 Wright, ©.L Coltman. Christopher Adai J. A. Lane ; : Thos. . 3.70 * Jus, Richards, * Rejected on account of infor aality. ‘The Secretary of the Interior to-day awarded the con- tract, for executing the brick work on the Capitol exten- tion, to Frederick A, Bushe, at $2 49 per 1,000, being the lowest bid; the requisite guaranties and evidences of reeponsibility having been giver. The number of bricks to be laid is roughly estimated at 20,000.00, the contract will, therefore, involve an expenditure of at least $50,000, The Cabinet is in session, this evening, and likely to be until # late hour, Fourteen of about twenty clerks who have been engag- ed, fortwo or three years past, compiling am index to claims, were discharged to-day by Mr. Forney, the reason assigned being the completion of the work. Among the Jatest arrivals, are Senators Rusk, of Texas, and Clemens, of Alabama. The papers this morning contain the official annowace- ment of the death of Capt. Upsher, at Spezzia, on the 4th ot November, United States Senator for South Carolin: Cransesron, Nov, 29, 1852. W. ¥. Deraursure has been elected U. 8. Senator until the 4th of March next, Petr Havener,. David Hepburn... Francis I Parker W. J. MeCullom . From New Orlean: WIIG NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR—s ON THE TEXAS COAST, ETC. New Orvxana, Nov. 29, 1852, The Whig Convention, held at Baton Rouge to-day, nominated Louis Bordelon for Governor, ‘The steamship Yacht has arrived from the Brazos with $165,000 in specie, She reports that a violent atorm oo- curred off Galveston on the 20th, in which the steamer United States was nearly wrecked, but finally weathered VERE STORM eumbont Jaborera at Mobile have struok for high- ges. hey wek au advance of twenty dollars per Great Freshet in Georgia, TRAVELLING ALMOST SUSPBNDED—F ATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT MAIL FAILURES, ETC. Cuantesrax, Noy, 29, 1852, Heavy rain bave fallen anda gre various parts of G ataphic communication No msii from New Octeans bas reashed us ince Friday last, and to night we hays nothing south of Montgomery Mebama. On Friday evening as the Camdm train on the South Carolina Railroad, was proceeding from the janctioa towurds Waterree, owing to the eulvert being loovwned by the rains, the cart were ptevipitated ove: thy bank, and the venerable Col Richard Singieton, and his grand son Rebert Devereux wero tuctanuly killed Soreral others were bruised, but are doing well, The road nas een repaired, both mail and tele- Barristoxy, Nov 29, 1852 We have no mail south of Sayannsh The storm hat been eeverely felt in Georgia, rain fell duriag two dussin succession, and much damage was apprehended from the flood All travel had been suspended on eccouat of the dumage clone to the railroad lines, From Philadelphia, FUNERAL OP THE HON: JOHN SERGEANT, ETC Pinvaverrnia, Ne A large and imporing concourse of people, compristog the City Councils, members of the bar, and clergy, attend- ed the funeral of Hon, John Sergeant this morning. ‘The procession started at noon, from his late residence, and walked to St. Peter's Chureh, where the funcral ser. vice was performed The body was then taken to Laurel Bill, where it wasinteried The bells of the Stats House, and Christ and 8¢. Pcter’s churches, were tolled and fl were displayed at ha'f mast during the progress of the procession through the city A brevk has oceurred in the Lebigh Canal No 17. but it can be repaired within forty-eight hours Staging om the Central Reilroad route was di:pomsed with tor the first tine yesterday, the first train ranning through to Pittsburg in elghteem hours from Philadel phia = The express train will hereafver ran through to Cincinnati in thirty nine hours From Bolth RUMORED DEATH OF THE LON DYISM, Baxrimone, No mall South of Savannah has been re A report was current at R King, Vice President elec consider it untrue Great alarm exists in this city on account of the out. rages committed by rowdies. So fnseoure are the streets at night, that evening services have been abandoned in some churches. umick, whilst walking in Liberty street with some ier, was attacked by «gang of rowdies He drew a revolver. and shot one, who fell with a loud ery, when hi companions retreated, bearing him off Syracuse. . ONELAUGHET UPON THE MR WEDSTBR— FIRE Synacuss, Nov. 20, 1852 The Rey. Samuel J. May, Unitarian, last night preached & fermox on the memory of Daniel Webster, in him Hicentious and intemperate, evere, sv) ing, the leust tha prees ived to-night, mond that the Hon. W , Was dead; but the papers Fron ANOTHER CLERI oY MEMORY Kelly's hotel at Mexico, Oswego county, and two ad- jeining buildings, were burned on Savarday evening, Incendlarfsm at ProvidencemAceident, &c. Provinence, Nov. 29, 1852 A anal building, Nor 251 Pine street, owned and ocsu pied by C. W. Parker & Co asa grocery store, was de- stioyed by fire, with ite contents, about 3 o'clock yester- day morning. The buildimg and stock wero valued at $2 500, and wore insured at the Pawtucket Mutual office fer $1,200. The house adjoining, om the est, occupied by Wm. Clarke, was considerably damaged, and way in- pured at the Concord office, The emall church at the west of the building was also fojured, The fire was com- munieated by come person who found his way into the store by digging into the cellsr. ‘An unsvecessful attempt war made on Saturdey wight about eleven o'clock, to fire the engine house of Caxalle Co., No. 4on Benefit street. ‘A young man by the name of George Branch, was piown up on Saturday last, while engeged in blasting rocks in Locust street, and was seriously, if mot fatally jured, the United States Circuit Court «Jjourned on Satar- day, to the 20th of December next, wt which time Judge Curtis will give bis opinion in relation to the exolting and Important liquor case, recenily argued Vefore the above Court. Murder by a Funeral Party, Ciserwnart, Nov 29, 1852, A party of about forty persons. om horseback, while re turning from an Irish funeral yesterdsy, near Louisville, commenced racing, and coming up with Dr. J. W Oumpbell. of that elty, who was riding into town, kaocked him down, killing him instantly, But one of the party was arrested, and bo bas been held to ball for man- slaugbter. Pe Za SEES Eis Disaster to the Schooner R, L. Tay. Norvour, Nov. 20, 1852 The schooner ik. L. Tay, from acleston for New York, with a cargo of cotton, Ko, his put im here with lors of sails, &e. + freshet ensued in | near lock | oO rd fi ent! a in Bunday svening, & gentietian named’ |: 1 N ow York for Ohan, paused Ck Maine Ok OaOEe PRICE TWO CENTS. ‘The steamer Bostons, from New Orleans for Loutvitie, sunk at Smithland on Thursday, and will prove a totel lors, The boat was worth $30.000. and er $25,000 No lives were lost, but speck clay of treuee ble cargo could be saved. The Charteston Steamsnips, Onanceston, Nov. 23, 1852. ‘The United States mall steamship Southerner, Captain Willinm Foster, arrived here at three o’elook this morn- ing The Union, Captain R. Adams, did not Iéave hero for New York until this morning. Markets. Ad New Oxueans, Nov 29—P M. Rerely 4.000 bales of cotton have changed handa to- day. and prices were unsettled The Baltic's news mot braving been published Lill thisevening, its affect was not ed. We quote middling at 9ige¢ Ko coffue has d, 5 240 bags. being the entire cargo of the bark Henry Shel‘on. which was received this morning, sold at 91¢c, Freigh's for Liverpool, three farthings, New Oxieans, Nov. 29—noon. 1y 2.000 bales having been sold. Flour hes ad- Yanced—ordinary being quoted at $4 80a $490. Corn is worth £8¢, Bterling, 84. Freights are firm. Crvemnati. Noy, 29, 1852 Tiogs and provisions are less firm, but proces are um changed. Now York sight exchange hasdeclined to @ % discount, Onanceston, Nov, 23, 1852. The sales of cotcon in this macket on Saturday. were 850 bales at prices ranging from 8¢. a 9c. The market is depresced. Cuantesrow. Nov 99, 1852. The sales of cotton to-day amount to 1,500 bales, at 3a. a9%e. the bulk at 9%c # 3c The market is de. preesed, and shows @ decline of io. @ 14 Mapame Sontac —Last evening Madame Sontag gave one of the most brilliant musical festivities ever exhi- bited in this city, The house was filled in every part, and the catisfaction of the audience was complete, The variety and excellence of the compositions were only equalled by the beauty and perfect execution of the parte assigned tothe various performers. Everybody was de- lighted. and perhaps the enthusiasm was never greater at any musical entertainment in New York. Madame Sontag achieved ali that was anticipated from her from past performances. She was in excellent voice, and acquitted herself nobly. Pozzolini was applauded to the echo, The cold that emburrassed him on his first appearance having vanished, be came out « tramp card, and ali were delighted with his execution. ‘The appeararce of the orchestra, and the chorus, and the manner in which such a combination of skill ayd taleat rendered the pieces set forth in the programme, conetd- tuted a feature in the murichl era that has distinguished the elty of New York for the last two or thres years, But amidst allthe appliances and all the auxiiiaries, Sontag herself was the greatest attraction, and never in this coun- try did she appear to greater advan'age aud never was she received with greaterenthusiasm. In her Swiss song. more particularly, did she call forth the enthusiastic piaudite Of the audience. Sh beautiful ia the trio, * Parpa- taci? In this pie wn0limi also acqaitted himself with much éclat. In the glorious finale Madame Sontag ‘Was great, and the effect of the combined musical taleat enlisted was overwhelming. Altogether, it was one of the finest musical festivals ever witnoased om this oom- tineny Marine Affairs, Lance Virer or Vessers Due av San Faanctsoo.— By an interesting tabular statement, published in the Ban Franckco Shipping List, \t appears that at about the close of last month there was a fleet of 202 vessels due there fiom various ports in Europe and the Unite! States. This number was, rather sipgularly, divided equally be tween the Old and New World, 10) being om theie way from Wurope; and the same number from the United Statey. Of thore from our own ports forty four had bien out one hundred days and over, and fifty-seven ‘vndst one bunired days, Sine Buipine in Kensixctor.—The following ship building is vow in progress, or under contract, am ourrbipyuilders tn Kensiogton. At House's shipyard, bive rchrourrs, of about 40 tons burthen, intended for be coa) trade between Alexendria and New York Hill- wen & Striker, on account of Birely & Soa, @ propelier, ened also toc the coal trade between Alexeadria and x Li w York, & Birely, on sume acoount, ns und for same trade, Birely & Son, a propeller, of 1,000 tons for Captsin Loper; a stera- wheel boat of 160 tons; a small ride whee) boat of 60 tous. They have also under contract four propellers for the trade between Alexandria und New York Vaughn & Linn, a side wheel steamer of 1,C00 tons, for the Georgia Steam Trausporta- tion Company Mr Cramp has to schooners, of 400 tons, intended tor the coal trade between Alcxandria and Net York and propeller on Spanish account. Tees & Birely, a vchooner for the coul trade, and a propeller for the same trade. Jacob Tees, alvoa schooner for the Alexandria and New York trade. Vaugbu & Visher, a propeller of 600 tons, for New York, and enother of 150 tons for Baugor, Maine A lorge steam propeller for the Charleston trade is expected to be contracted for im the course of two or three weeks —Philadeiphia Ledger, Nov. 29. Lavncnsp.—At Elliot Point. Portsmouth, 23d inst., by Mr. Semuel Hanscom, a fine ship of 690 tons, called the Judge Shaw. in honor of the Clilef Justice of Masan- chusretts, This ship ia built entirely of New Hampshire white onk She is owned by Matthew Cobb, Kiq., Me. Seth Curbing. and others, ot Boston, is inteaded tor the India trade. and to be commanded by Capt, Henry Priog, who superiniended her building. At Robbingstoa, 13th inst..by Mr. J. W. Cox. ship | Sevab T. Whittemore, 660 tons, owned by the bulider, and interded for the Boston mai ket, Ac Mill Cove. 16th inst, by Mr. Geo, W. Felt, bark Basvern Star, 520 tons, Naval Intelilgence. | Mediterranean, dated OrviciaL —Extrnct of a letter from Com 8, Hl. String- hor. commanding the United States Squadcon im Fiac Suir Cumnnucann, Srezta, Now 4, 1852. It becomes my melancholy duty to inform you of the death of Commander George P. Upshur. of the United: States Navy. He expired yesterday morning st 6 ofetedtey | Cn board the Levant, the ship which he commanded, bewas buried this afternoon with the military hoaors due to his rank. His remaies have been deposited in @ tomb of the Lazaretto st this piece, to await any fature Gieporition which may be mate of them. tm his death th rervice haa lost ® most exemplary aud considerate man and an iotelligent officer, and he will be sim-» rely regretted by all who knew bim. 4 Navy Departinent, Nov, 27, 1862, ‘The United States sloop of war Albany, sailed from Boston on the %7th inst. for Pensacola. She was towed down the barbor by # steamer The United States transport Supply, Com. 8+ Clalr, Avg, 22 United States of wer Portsmouth, Dornin, from Pavama arrived at Ban Francleeo Ost, 20." Commodore Downes. Commander Glen, and Lieutenants McBiair, Penpock. Lunt aad Hunt, have been appointed in-peciors of (hat part ef the pavy under the uew Light house Board Personal Intelligence. Arrivals at the Metropolitan —Attorney General Chat- field, Albany; Hon. Samuel F, Vinton, Ohio: Professor 8. Hanting, Sag asa, Nei H ¥ eth Marre, Poughgeepale; Colonel 8 3 ol Harbor; H. B Ingalls, W. Conner, Ir, Mas Charles Lyell. England; J W. Robertson, Geo ; George W Bebce Kavens wood; B. It Springer, Philadelphia; B Comins, Beston. At the American--J. Jewots, New Hampshire; ¥ Sunoford Comm; J.C. Oxden, Philadelphia; R. B_Wil- luans, Boston; & Barry, do; L. Pritshard, i WS ‘T. Dunnige. New York. -W. P. Jones. Portsmouth; F. Dole, Ball. Auburn; Hon. 0, Hl. Peastie, New Hempehire; WB. Seymour, New Orleans; H. Sudam Kingston; W. Wilmarth, Hartford; General W. Morris Priladelphia; Mr Therman, Ky.; A Vem Blauson Buemos Ayres; Norris, Philadelphia, Edward W. Dic! Albany; At the Astor: Georgetown; L kervon. NJ At tho Irving--Iion. William M. Gwin, U 8, Senator, California; Colonel Parne U. 8. A.; Lieutenant Rupell, U.8.N; Licutenant Roe. U.S. N al Trey; Protessor Davies, Fishkill; R. Md.; Jobn 8. Montmollen, Ga ; J. J. A. Settle, Texas; Stephen Ho: ‘Toront x G. Eastman Mg bos LR Roe | ~ George T Taylor. Utica; Hon. Mr Coilin, Montreal: Hom. J. Jomnvon, Obio; Captain Berdmore, "20th Regiment, Bermuda At the Howerd—Dr, Deal, San Franciseo; Captata Boyer end servant, do.; Captain Bdwards, Buffalo; Dr. T. ® Hatch, steamship Northern Light; 8. W. H. A. Curtis. Boston; Captain GB. 8: rk; A L, Ackley, Auburn; Dr. Pritchard. New Haven; FW. Armstrong. do; TG. Gardner, Albany; Dr. White, steamship Sierra Novada Hon THoretio Seymour has returned to Albany from a visit to General Pierce. Breacn or Promise —At the recent torm of Court in Wayne county, Obto, Eleanor Mo onvell re- ceived @ judgment of $1 500 against Job Reynolds, for breach marriage promie The Wayne Demserat enys. “the verdict meets tho gearral approval of the community, as the conduct of deendant, im the transaction, was attended with ciroamstances of peoallar aggravation.” Kantequaks.—A smart shock of an earthquake, Jaeting about half a minute, #4 experienced at Mavs. at 11 P M.. om Saturday last. The eacthquake wi foit at Kxcter, N. H., where houses, chimneys, &e , were ehak: Court Calendar—Phis Day. Unrren Brates Dierater Court —Now, 2 to