The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1853, Page 6

THE BOSTON CITY GUARD. ‘Whats to the Orystal Palace—Coliation given mem by the National Guard—Meview la the Bosh, Gur Boston visiters wore yesterday agein marched gwousd the city, the “Liens” of the day. Our New Werk company, who have their welfare im heoping daring ‘@eeiz visit bore, are determined that they shall see all the gress sights of “ Gotham” before they return home. It ‘was the intention of the Bostonians to leave us yesterday, Dut finding the time originally fixed upon too shertte use up the bospitalities of their hosts, they have con- ganted, at the urgent solicitation of the latter, to pot pone their departure till to-day. If they would consent te lengthen their stay, with the will of their New York Brethren to entertain them, they would wait with us soger than their families at home would consent. Taey gamat be weil tired, for they have been a great doal on the mareh since the hour they came into the Battery. Sone ef the company have brought their wives and families with them, and propose to enjoy to dey to themselves, to take a private look at the city, if they can escape th ivilities and attention of their friends for co leng a time. Yesterday they visited the great exhibition, yarteok of a ocllatian provided for them at Lafayette Ball, by the first Company of National Guards, an@then marebea through our principal streets, ending the day’s eocceding with a review in the Park. THE VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE. At wine o’elock in the morning the head-quarters of the (questa were reached by the "New York City Guard, ready te escort them to the great exhibition of the industry of a nations. Ins short time beth companies were under way, and yeached the Palace about ten o'clock. By per. mission of the Directors of the Palace, the seliisrs mesched into the Palace green, and there stacked their awe, and then, preceded by their music, in rank and file they marched into the building. After they had mude ® erent of Washington’s statue, the order was given to Deeak ranks snd immediately each tock his. own eourss, mid the endless variety of wonderful things around hem. The seiciers, being men of intelligence and taste, agpreciated fully, and justly criticled each article ttracted their attention. some things they ademned, and some they praised, but upon the whels they re greatly ¢elighted with the ex- Babicien, and ‘ull of praise for the energy which con- eeived and built up this great muceum of art. Some were highly indignant when told that Carew’s caricature wes a statue of Daniel Wedster. fhay could not tamely submit to bave that illustrious name applied to snch sn —— so much did it appear tii of the departed. The macnine arcade, the victure Px ‘and every section of tho builcing was visited by the ‘, Tbe Thorwaldsen group especially engroseed ‘their admirsticn. and caled furth their encomiams Tae wahoo! ebildren being present by hawd-eda, toe Palasa 20 crowded that with difficulty the military made veund of the Exhibition, Tae ltile urenias ware ge mueh sttracted by the white costs apd bear skin they were by the beauties of art; in crowds round is eallerm, and & bedy guard, through every wind- fl 10 their obstruction." Ob & little euly headed aritic to Ya one of the Boston rogers thar been yeading sbout. 1 teli you he could fight; "t bef? And streivotway the young rascals swarm yat the unfortunate man in uniform, « perfect iilns- of the picture of the illustrious Swift, ef tha atians around Gulliver. The patient soldier, how- ifte hie feet with care, and feels his way through a of etalrers, as best he can, At about twelve e visiters began to show signs of fatigue, for abveady had been orastantiy om their fost sive uine in the mornisg, and they had yet a long march them. being engaged, by the special invitation of first company cf the Nationa! Guard. to partakh of a ‘@dilation at two o’clock, at Iafeyette Hull. At about eon, therefore the call was sounded, aad the mili ‘went out upon the green, where the ranks were formed, ho mareh resumed. COLLATION AT LAFAYETTE HALL. ‘Zhe entertainers and the entertained left the Palace, moaeh pleaced with what they bad seen. They had looked pen tbe identical works, in sculpture and painting, Which they bad learced to admire from reputation, and fey bad also bebcl at that was wonderfal in the world ‘@f tavention or manufacture. They will long remember heir visit to the Crystal Palace. : From the Exhibition the soldiers marched to Washing. ‘tem Parsde Ground, where they were received by the Na- ema) Guards, ucder Ceptain Pressinger, vho escoried to a feast ret for them at Lafayette Hall. Along the bne of march they attrecied much attention, nd there three companies receded by its Sand, resented a line of scldier: pearance of which is equalled. The offers of the first company of Na Guards are: Capt: Proveinger; First Lieutenant W. P. Beneel; Second Lieatenent, Mr. Sebeack; Tix: Maeatenant, Charle- Sy. Preseded by the Nationa! Guard. the company reached the dirimg room, in Lafayette Hall. at abox! two o'clock tm the afternom:; asd wien the order was given to =a | fm,” which meant fall ix to the good things upon tne tab'e, ‘they al, in true military style, obeyed orders, and by tae way they stowed sway the chiekens aud champague, showed themecives truly ‘ strong and able bodied men.” ‘The co'lx:ion was rich with the best the marke: afforded, and the wines eparkled in great profusion. The sol iers took it standing, at three long tables, running the agatire length of the recom. After jurtice bad been done tothe feast, and all had exten their fill, the speaking commeresd, which we are msabdle to publich in fuli from the reason ebove Capt Pressixcrr, in a fey eloqnsat aad appropriate remarks, welcomed the company te the boxpitalities of the first eompany of the National Guard Frencu replied io a brief avd hs py manner. News. A THoMPson then addressed the compaay, and was greeted with much applanse. Ldeut Sauriann siso made & short speech, whish called Serth much evtbusiarm. Cept Frenix then mounted the fable, and stated that beheld in his hand a Istter, inviting their guests and aigend its wearer, of a the Exbib'tion, cE . Went to the Ghemreives to attend the eeletraiicn of the completion sf the moaument to Paaldiag, Wiiliams aad Ven Wort, | “Fe Catone: HEX He then read the letter, av follows:— Gurr Ferri: Sepreuper 22, 1853. ‘Sir— Your command, including your guests are rexpect- imvited to participa’e in the within celebration, of | parts of it as you can make it couverient to comply with. Your own commend! shall expect, and herewith Tsend you sv especial invitation for each menber of tas ‘Boston City 4, Be pleased to have them distributed. Reepectfully yours, BENRY STORMS, Grand Marshel. ‘The letter of Gen. Storms vas ted with loud chaers, end wher Cept. Ferris ¢ovcluded, he handed to Captain French the invitetions extended (o his company. Capt. Frans then ixtroduced to the company Lieut. way. of the Worcester City Gunrd. Lieut. Haruaway--Mr. Commander, I was of the Wor- @ester City Guard, but now] am of the ntalf of the Boston Otty Guerd dae de! Sir, bid the stara oot to shire— bid the taper outehine ‘he sun; but do vot bid me Sofoliow those who have preceded me in the flowery sof speech. (Here the confacion was so great that Lientenent found it imposible to be heard) He @leed with proposing as a sentiment, ‘The Volustesr Milivia.”’ This was received with loud cheers. ‘At the elote of this epeech, the order was given to form Hie. and immediately all the companies weze ready to march. Before leaving the collation room, the Bos- donians, onder the command of ol. Newel A Thompson, went through the drill, with the precision of old vete- Fans in arms. Barivg left Lafayette Hall, the companter marched Gown Broadway, the Now York City Guard leading, the guests following, and the Nations! Guard bringing up the wear. They marched down Broadway to Wali strect, @eough Wall treet to Pearl, through Pearl to William, hreugh William to Beaver, and thro Beaver, As, to the Battery. where the companies rested on their arms flor half aa hour or more and discoursed upon the great- macs of the city through which they had passed. ‘The streets through which the roldiers marched had all the spoesrance of a grand gala day. The wiadows of ‘the boteis were filled with ovely faces, every door stoop med with crowda of spec ators. and ths stroct almost impasaible. Many were the oomplt ments persed upon the Bostonians as they marched along. All admired their rcidier-like appearance, and even and steacy tread. Even Wall and Pearl «tteets pensed a little fm their vocations, asd looked with admiration upon the ren soldiers. ' Tse employer left hig ascounts, tne Reeper cloved his Isdgers, and stuck his gowe-qnil Dehmd his ear, and ibe clerk left the counter, aud ail wusbea to see one of the orsck companies of Boston. Frew the Bat the soldiers proceedee to tho Park, end dow up in freer et toe City Hall, where they ware Erviewed by General Hall und his staff’ After marching feat & unter: mar through the Park for spout a hat en hour, the cor; prooseded to their headquarters and thas enced the proceeaings for American Citizens Abront. Leeation ov Tue Urerep States, ) Beri, Jan, 21,1963. f Sm—The government of Bremen, in so promptly re- fearing Conrad Schmidt from arrest after the reovip! of my letter of the 26th inst., effords clear proof that it. weeds only that its reacon should be cemvincsd of the Propriety of any demand made upoa it by the govern ment of the United States to scosde to euch demand ‘The government of the United States will not fail to re- eeive with perticular satisfaction the intelligence of the welee-e of Schmidt. aud it will regard this ac’, in the Sewewhat embarrassing etroumstances nuose whien Bremen wan placed. both es showing a readiaess, on the Partof that republic, to listen to every appeal, from whatever quarter, made (o {ta judgment and good sense, end as manifesting a constant deco to eultivate the mort friendly releticns with the United States This ) Bremen may be acsured. is and will be cor- Maily reciprocated by the United Sintes ‘The arrest of Scumidt wa: mado woder erroneous im- Prossions, 20 doubt honestly enierinived, of a euperior Obligation due from Bremen to Tlisover in relation to him. The government bes rot bim wt liberty ay soon as the conviction of its error was brovgbt horse to it. U Ger these citcumstances it is highly prover. 1 tl that, a6 Concul, you sovld maut‘est your setiefection with the result by withdrawing any claira for damages @ secount of the arrest and imprinoumenr. | trast that ‘Mr, Sebmicdt himeeif will see the propriety of areating bo tis course. You may furviah to the goverament of Bramen a copy Of thie note, Ibave the honor to be, with great pect, your ob’t rerv’t D D. BARNARD. U. 8 Consul, Bremen, nn, Rava Ens, ia, a Hon. Judge Dsi lore Hon. Jadae Daly. Sarr. 22.—No exune being ready the Court adjourned be T'riday having called the esieudar. ‘Tee Tart. CENTBEVILL® COURSB, L. '—TROTTING. As wae anti ipate , ths trotting mateh oetween Miller's Dameel and Jenny Lind, on Wedeceday, was an excellent eontest, amd proved the mage wo be of the first class, ‘The time made, with the great weight cach carried, (470 lbs.,) is astonishing, The track was qaits heavy. Miller’s Damsel was a crest favorite, and before the start, 160 to 30, 100 to 20, andi afew instances 100 to 10, was wegered upon her. She won, though Jeany Lind proved berseli no mean adversary. The atiendance was very re: pecisdie. First Heat —Wdiller’s Damsel won the choice of the track. Jenpy Liud tock the lea@ areurd the tara and to the quarter pole, im forty-two seconds. On the back stretsh Miller’s Damsel wevt in f.ont, and pansed the half mile pole in 1:27, 9 length abead, and opencd the gap to thite or four levgths on the lewer turn The bay ware, (Jeuny Lind,) made » gallant effort up the home- stretch, but could not overtake the Demsel. She was besten bye lergth. Tums, 2:49 Second —100 to 10 wantiag takers on Miler’s Dan- sel. Sbetook the lead, and bed it for six hundred yards, passing the quarter pole in forty-three sevoods. She then breke op and Jenny Lind deshed ahead of ner aod wif mile pole four Jengtbs clear, in 1:26 Miller’s Demeel wss very unsteady, breaking several times before she reached the home tretch, falling ia the rear neerly a distance. Jenny Lind same Wisurely home, a winner by fitty ya D236. Third —Even betting for the first time since the watch was made Jenny Lind took the lsad, with the Dameel at her wheel, where she lay vetil they were pest ‘the quarier pole. She then went up avd passed Jt ond was a couple of lengths abend at the bslf, in 1:24. The Damuel hept the gap opea to the end, and won in Fourth Heat.—The nags went off vigorously sreund the turn, Jenoy on the lesd, which sbe held 10 the quarter, passing there in forty-one seconds, The Damsal then mace play, ard everbavied her at the half, ia 1:24. They kept together around the lower turn, but the Dua: sel began todraw awsy from Jenny on the turn of the hemestieteh, and rhe best her to the score abouts length, afver a most exiting s roggle, in 2:47. Tt would be @ hard matter to di cide whioh of the above Bags will be the best ia time Millec’s Damsel was evi- dently in the finest condition and seamed the mot steady; and when the backers of Jeppy Lind offsea to trot the mateh over ayaia om another day, tha owner of Miller’s Dawsel dectined. They are cer ainly a pair of fine mares, and are bound to keep unsullied the Teputation of their sires. Milier’s Dewsel was got by Aucrew Jackson, snd Janoy Liud by Abdallah, The foliowing is a summary -— Wepnexpay, Sept. 21 —Matehi, $400 mile heats, best three in five, to wagona—wagon aod driver to wigh 470 the. ©, Csr! named ch, m. Miller’s Damael.. .. 13.14 R. J, Seaman named b. a Jenny Lind. 2122 Time, 2:40- 2:6%3¢—-2 46-2» UNION COURSE, L. I.— TROTTING. Tuurspay, Rept. 22—Purse $250, mile heats, best three in five, in barness. D. Phifer entered g. m. Ledy Vernon........ 1 1 2 1 8. McLaughlin entered en. m Mobuiain Maid. 2 2 1 2 H. Jones entered g g Vermont... - 3888 8 H. Woodiuff entered b g Per 4444 Time, 2:29 —2:5034—-3:28 932, Report to-morrow. TELEGRAPHIC, TROTTING AT SARATOGA. SakatoGa, Sopt. 22, 1853, A purse of $250, two mile heats, in haruess, by O'Blenia today. The following is a sammary — W. G. Abrams named b g O'Bienis.., FJ, Nocine named b. g. Ceotreville W. Peabody named b. m. Ludy Jane Time, 5:14—5:11, The Liqaor Dealers, COURT OF GENERAL SHSSIONS. Bafere His Hovor Judze Beebe. NO ILLEGAL LIQUOR DEALERS IW THE FIFTEENTH WARD. Sept. 22.—From the foliowiog communication it will be seen that the Fifteenth ward stand: asa patiern of ex- cellence to the other wards of the city Nsw York, Sept 19 1853 To the Hon. the Grand Jury, of the City and County of New York— | Aes acees compliance with instructions recaived row His Honor the Mayor, I would respectfully inform you that there are po places in the Fifteenth ward selling epirituons liquers without lisenre, so far ae I am aware. Tam, with great respect, your obed’t rerv’t, GEORGE W DILKS, Captain Polics Fifteenth Dis‘riet. THIRTY-FIVE PERSONS ARRAIGNED FROM THE SEVANTHENTE WakD ‘Yesterday Captain Hunt, of the Seventeenth ward, ar- rested thirty five persona for selling liquor in this ward without a license. The following persons were arra‘gned before the court yesterday, plead guilty to the offaace, axd @iacharged until Secards: i Havovan, Herman Koop, Louis Rurizger. James Me Lavghian, Charlies Dittman Gustavus Grader, Jasob Platt, Jobn Mather, Charles Kimablar. Patrick Thomas Dally. Joseph Talbot, Louis Winderbo Robie, G Hyxham, Joun Downey, Jana MoMahon C. Dufly, Jobn Brimwell, Lawrence Faraell, Joann Perrin, James Seumders, Abby Keegen, Patrick McMahon, Thos. Ticesioghane: Sal teaea darcheet Doyle, George Mat thews, Jobu Duffy, Peter Lee veer Rice, Jona Barrett, Valentice Benvell, Freserick Giimaa, Patrick McCormick Patiiek Naliy. P. Ms Commck 4 FEW MORE OY THE SAME SORT TEVT. The Coptain of the Eignteenth ward police brought nto court yesterday the following persons charged sellicg lgnor without a license:—Joha White Joa Thomas end Geo. Thomas. Daniel Kelly, Mrs Aap Tail, Micbee) Sutton, Patrick Power. Jawes MoGaire Airtz Shonbeimer. Allen Lron, James Kelly, Valoatiae Hough nagie, end Thowas Daley, SoME MOKE FROM THE SIXTH WARD. Capt. Brennaa yesterday arrested the follo ving parson? uréer Feaeh warrants issued from this coart:-George Muliigan, John Ford Frane’s Legonpit. Frederick Mab er, Willism Harria, Frsueis McKeona, James L.. Houel, aud Jacob Kehler. 188 RGHTR WARD QUITE REYPROTABLE. Capt, Turmbutt, tt seers, could not Gnd more than four verrera in his ward who were guil y of selling ligaot without licente. They gave their bames a¢ follows, an" were, with the rest, discharged until Saturdsy:—James Cazopbell, Henry B. Wade, Jobn Able, sud Chazles Rossie United States District Court, Before Hon Jutge 4 ACTION FOR SALVAG Serr, 22.— Russel! Surgiss ani others vs The British ship Kate, her tackle dc —This was & uit tor ruivege, Russell Sturgis, owner of the Amerioan eteawb at Achilles cf New York, and Nickolas McCarthy, one of the New York pilots snd mater of the pilo:boar James M. Waterbury, by Mesvrs. C. O'Conor and J. Swith, allege that on the 284 of April, 1862, Nisholax MoUarthy was coming of tue cast eng of Lorg feland. im bis 1 ae yances M. Waler bury, Gistaut east south east from Saady Hook about eighty miles. when there was discovered from the mast- heed a ship in distress. Onreachiag the ebig she + as found to be the Britieh ship Kate, of s.0ut 1,000 wna burtben, bound from *t Joan, New Brunswick. to Liver- pool, with a curgo of timber aad lumber, valned st spout $20.(00. Ik was about ten o'clock A M. of the 253 of ‘April, #hen the ship was thus discovered and sbout one o'clock P.M, when the James M. Water®ury reached her. Upen reaching ber McOarthy bailed the ship ard weat on board, andfound that she bad been deverted om the 15th of April, eight days previously, off George's Shoals, by her mater, 2! her officers, and fifwen of her crew, and there were left on boerd but four men, that the ship was at the time full of water up to ber deck. har cabie bulk- heads were broken and wached out, and she was other- wiee Gilapidered. ihe compas was broken, and the ship's papers bed been taken by the master. MoUarchy at cho risk of life, remained on board, while the Waverbury left for New York. snd in the event of a storm his anger would rave been extreme MeJarthy took on board with him supplies of provisions for the four members of the er The Acbilles is a new steam- boat built at the ex of $45,600, and wae wholly un De, and Mrs Farren as Evadve. This viece will be followed by the diame cf the *Sergeant’s Wite’?’—Mrs, Farven as tte; and e!) will terminate with the come- dietts of + Kate Cerrawa;”—Mrs, Farrea as Kate. Broapway THEATRE —Thn# theatre is crowded every brated American tragedian, vho ia playing a round of his favorite characters. This evening the tragedy of “Macbeth,” which has been ‘cently put upya the Bros¢way stage in ® style of gisat «plerdor and at an enormeus ex: I be pre-asted—Me Forrest as Macbeth, Madame Ponisi as Lady Macbeth, Conway as Macduff and the other cha-acters by the stock compsny: the three principal witebes by Meerrs Davidge, Wattiog and . Toe entertainments will tarm'nate wilh the faree of “ My Young Wife and Old Umorels ” Ninto’s Ganven.—Thia establishment is c-owvded nightly Dy the mort fashionable sudiences who seem delignved with jid vocalization of Steffanove Satvi, Ma- rini sud other distinguisb-d artists. Toe selection for this evening is Verdi’s grend opera of “ Krosni, or the F'a- tal Oatp” the part of Elvira by Sigaora Steffanoni, thet of Sylvia by Siguor Marini, Ernapi by Sign or Vetti, and King Coarles by Signor Beneventano. This cast oaa- not fail to please the musical dilletacti of New York. Burton’s THRaTRE —The exoellent comedy of ‘‘ Dombey ‘and Son,” which bas always been admired by the patrons of this popu’ar and flourishi tabliehment, will com mence the entertainments of this evening. Tne charac- ter of Dombey by Mr. G. Barrett ee Bagatock by Mr. Ruseel), Captain Cuttle by Burton, Jeck Bunsby by Nor. ton. and Toots Johnston, Mrs. Buckiand as Edith, ard Mirs Julia Pelby as Susan Nipper. Tne entertaia mente will term‘pste with the favorite farce of ‘: Perfeo- tion,” Miss Dozia as Kave O'Brien. NamionaL TueaTee —The seme announcement, as uraal, that tbe stiractive prece, calied ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin,’”’ will again be presented this eveving. The manager, Mr, Purdy, does well to coutinue a pieca which hes been a source of great profi: to his establishment. Watiack's Takatns —tic E, B. Lytton’s play of the “Lady of Lyous’ will commence the anusemeats of this evening When this pieos was preeented on a for- imeured. On the 25:h of April the ship was dissovered from the steamb:xt Achilies about seventy fire miles to the southward of Nandy Hock, whare MeUsrth: till on board. She was taken in tow by the steamer, and brought into tke port of New York which she reached in rafety on the 26th, with the most of hereargo The Hibellants therefore elnim that they are entitled to ssl. @ to the amount of ove baif the value of tbe ship aad cargo—the former being estimated at $20,000, aad the cargo at bet $15,000 and $20,000. The defendante, by their counsel Messrs. Noyes and Geo. F. Betts. admit that McCarthy did go on board the thip Kate ; they do not admit that she was at the time in distress, but contend that she was in the possession of and being nayige'ed by four men who voluntarily re mained on boerd ef ber when the officers end crew left her, with the view to bringing ber into port acd hed brovght her « long distance, ead bed decline to ask arsistance of eny kind from any other ves/el, although opportunities bid frequently occurred between the 15.0 and 234 of April Verbal end docamentary testimony wis received by the court, amd the case will be resumed thi morning. Our Philadelphia Correspondence Pucaparraia, Sept. 22, 1852, New and Splendid Hotel to be opened in Philadelphia by «@ New York Landlord, Mr. J. Taber, recently of the American Hotel in New Yori, in connestion with iis eon. is about opentog » new nd eplendid hotel in Broad steeet, near Chesnut, in this city, The situation of the house is elevated and delight fal, and the view from the observatory oe the top is very fine. The house has four fronts, three wide fights of stairs from the entrances to the top of the building, and the fine large balls completely encircle it, The bailding is owned by Mr, Edwards The farmitars, mostly black walont and rosewood, fs risbost acd most expensive deserip tion, aad t that in ite selection Mr. Tabor han @ good écal of taste, I undervtand that it is ti of the prietor to make this the ‘crack house’ of tos tokeep it just oe weli as « howl enn be kapt. Ipbis grist y needa wuch » house is certain. Whether the La Pierro House, reelizes the expectations which have becom formed in rogard to its quality and character | ehail ivform you ia # subsequent Jovter after it sball have been opened, 2. U, S. Marshal's Omer, Serr. 22 = Carney was arrested on a charge ; the di-chargs of Sergeant Ctinton from the U 8 Army. and claiming from the pay master extra slowance and arrears of pey, Comastied ‘or €2amis a! lon. Tne Cozzexs Mcnper.—-The examination of Joho 1. Chepman. charged with the murder of Hteuden Coz won ip Sherborn, on the wight of Wednesday last, wae menor? yd finished in Frambogham, yosterdey. The vation war Wed before Hon Lorenzo éabine ine evidence produced by the government wav eoursly chenmetantial No witnesses wore introduced for the amence The prironer wan fally committed for trial. Je in piated ther the devence of insanity will be ret ng en hin tolal befone the Supreme Court —Bevlon, Drader Sept. 21. wer oveasion at this faverite resort the boure was crowded every right, and no doubt the same rash will take pice this évening, as the charming aires aod great favorite, Miss Lxure Keene, and Mr. Lester « splendid comedian, are aunounced to appear as Pauline end Clande Meinotte, The envertainments terminate with “Raising the Wind.” | AMERican Mvssum — The'two living Giraffes, which bave lately been added to this establishment, which +e believe in the eldest, most complete and best managed in Ame rica ave aitragting crowds of visiters every day. Tasy ere reall besutifal right, the male beias seveotsea feet in height, and the femste fi'teea. The Happy Fami the Bearded Lady, and serpeata also attract as mush textion as ever. same excelleat programme of éramatic performances which was given yesterday is t be repeated to day. Frayconi’s Hirroprome —Mon. Chiarini, the ee’ebrated equestrian is to introduce his beautiful and bighly traia- a horses, Don Juan avd Prince. in exercises of the me- nego, this afternoon and evening, at this popular estab- liehmeat, The grand toornamen’ titied the “Field of the Cioth of Gold.” the terrific a:c+nsion of Monsiear Sylvester on a revolving globe, the rorprising feat entit- Jed “La Peroche Equipoi-e,’’ by the Sieariat Brothers, and Steeple ehasing, are also announced in the programme: JvLien’s Concerts —The second last of these charming entertainments will take place this evering, when a pro- gramme of great variety and attraction will be preseated. Bottesini’s Lenetit comes off on zatarday evening. when, no doubt rden will be crowded, as he is one of the greatert cent of his uprivalied Curisty’s AMERICAN OrERA Hovusk, ~The eame great sus cess which haa always attended the performances of Coristy’s Minstrels continues unabated The programme for this evenieg comprises vocal aad instramental pieces, burlerques, dancing and witlicisms. Woon's Mixsrret Hatt.—The untiring exertions of Maxager Wood ban mace his band of negro performers one of the most popnler ones in the city his large ball being filled nightly with delighted assemblages. A good programme fer to right. Bcckuey’s Exmopian Opera Hovas —The Buckleys, whore vocal zation is so greatly admired, and whose in- strumental pieces are executed with the stric'est pre- cision and harmony. have provided another well selected programme for this evening. SEDGWICK’S APOLLONICON CeNcERIB.—These concert® have been pretty well patrovized so far, at Hope Chapel: The singing of Mile Lovarney elicited great approbation: Sedgeick’s solos on the concertina, and Stoepel’s on the Xilo-Cerseon, we also much applauded. A fine pro- gramme is spnounced for this evening Mr. James Daly, jencid ballad vinger, appears next week, when, 00 doubt, the house will be crammed by his admirers. FiGNor Buitz’s evenings of Necromancy and Ventrilo- quiim are well attended at the Stuyvecan’ Iostitute. His performing canaries are alone worth the price cf ad mistion Strangers vieiting the eity should not leave town without paying him s visit. Fraxkenetriy’s NiaGars —Tdis beautiful pa; which givea # correct view of every por‘ion of coutinues to attract well. It is exhibited every night at Hope Chapel; aud we advise those who hsve not been at Niegara® to see it by all means, for they will really incagine thst they are at the bons fide place. ‘ YERHAM’S SEVEN MILE mixnon Grrr PaNORAMA.—The Viekots for this splendid painting are being sold rapidly Ic can be seen every night at the Chisese Hooms. ‘ADA, Fails, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvxspay, Sept. 2—6 P, M. There was considerable activity in the stock market thir mornieg, and a pretty geseral improyemen* in prices was realized, The specalatiye mauia is oxteuding in the street, but thera ere 00 indicstions of its going beyoad, Tt 18 entizely local, and probably will remain so. At the first boerd, Crystal Palace advanced 1 per cent ; Canton Company, 34 ; Nicaragua, 34 ; Harlem, 4 ; Norwich and Worcester, 34; Resting Railroeé, 1%; Hudson River Railroad, 34; Michigan Centra! Railroad, 34. New Jersey Zine declined 24 par cent ; Pheoix, 35; Panama Railroad, 1% ; Cumberland + ; Parker Vein, 1; Erie Railroad, 34. There was a sale today of s lot of United States Mail Steamehip Company stock, at 60 per cent. For several cays post we bave noticed a smali sale of this stock at the same price. Ia government and State stocks railroad bonds ard bank checks there was more doing today thao usual, Bank stoska must, under the operation of the new benking system, stesdily depreciate in market value. All the old banks in Wall etreet command a high premiom. Mining stocks are daily increasing in public favor, and the transactions are becoming large. Tne greatest improvement has been ia Potomse, doubtless’ in view of the large dividends payable io stockholders early in November. Fulton Copper Company is looking up again, after a long period of neglect. The company have, we believe, been actively at work, and considerab‘e pro- grees made in developing the mine. North Caroline is ia ® very prosperous condition. Its engine will soon be in operation, when large quantities of ore will be prepared for market. Now Creek Coal contiaues firm at 3 per cent. At the reoond board there was quite a seasatiin in the fancy stock market, Camberland Osal fell of 5% per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 2; Hudson River Ratlroad, 734; Erie Railroad, 14; Harlem, 44. A portion of this decline may be recovered to: morrow; bat prices canmot long be sustained where they are. At the Mining board to-day the sales were as follow 1¢0 shares Falton Copper.2 500 sha Fulton C...b90 2% 100 do. 2 200do. N.C Copper.. .635 The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, today, amounted to $163,083; payments, $148,540 22— balance, $10,129 683 43, ‘Tne etesmship Africa, from Liverpool. brings three days later intelligence from Europe. Thore is noth ing im the acovunts new or important. Quotationg for cotton remained unebarged. Prices were very unset tled, Breadstoffa bad slightly improved, and the mar- kete closed firm. In che money markets no important alteration im ratee bad taken place. The impression that the market is becoming more stringent is becoming more general. The stock of bul.ion in the bank shows « further decrease. For ten consecutive weeks there has been & decrease averaging about £200,000 per woek, mak- ing » total of about £2 000,000 durizg that period. If it continues mnch longer at this rete, it must Inevitably lead to more stringent measures to check theeffiux. Wa cee 0 probability of an immediate turn ia the current of bullion. The importations of grain from the continent will cause a futher animore hesvy drain upon the stock of bollion. Everything in the floancial world points to most stringent times, and we must be prepared for eeverel turns in the screws. Mr. Draper will bold bia regular weekly sale of stooks to morrow—Friday—at the Morchants’ Exchange, at haif past twelve o’c'ock, Some very desirable sesuritios will be offered. Directly after the stock sale, fifty tons of copper ors, from the Springfield mine, Carroll sounty, Maryland, of about twenty per cont richness, will be sold, deliverable on bonrd vossel ut Baltimore, This company wil, we learn, have reguier sales of orein fifty ton jots, It is in active operation, and ite product, thus far, hes been highly satisfactory. ~ The holders of the bonds of the New York and New Haven Railroad, due on the 1st of Decomber next, have the privilege of exchanging them at par foc bonds dua in 3806, by leaving them for registry at the office of the compeny previous to the let of Novembor next. ‘The arnual moeting of tho Newbuyport Rallrond was held on Monday. The ipcome of the year from passen gers wan $17 701 52, and freight, $8 100 21; together, $25 081 14, The expenditures were for salaries, Wages, incidentals, and all repairs of road $3,265 95; repairs of locomotives and carr, $2,074 73; fuel, $9919 42; oil, $616 15; tolal, $16,077 16—leaving a ner income of $10,008 98 to mest the toterest on the funded ud float ing debt of the company for the year, which av umied to $7,701 74, thas showing a balance of $9,002 14 ag the net earnings, The receipe of the your pat chow ab fmcreare of °9.8¢9 98 over the reesipte of the previews year, and the increase of expenses was $2745.75. Net ivarease @' the income fer the year, $6606 25. The Teport states that the net earnings of the road, the last year, have been safficient to pay hat carci ed cent to the stockholders if the rood ‘Deen paid for by stock, instead of resorting to an issue of bouds ats dis count, which bas added a lirge item to the cost of the rood, and the interest on which bonds must be paid be- fore snything can be paid on the stock. The Albavy Evening Journal gives the annexed state- ment of reosipts of lamber received at that place from the opening of the canals to the 21s! of September, in each of the past four years:— ‘Lomear TRADE OF ALBANY—TOTAL RAowrTs. Bas, and Scant’g. Shingles. Timber, Staves. Feet ‘a i tbs 154,876 680 © 26.276 31,716 110,238 080 47701 108130 78.662 091 25946 170,811 71,160 238 23049 18,220 84,000,888 Lamber has not come forward quite so freely aa pre- viourly noticed, bat the total receipts thus far this rea- sop, when compared with » corresponding period in the years given above, exhibit a large increase. The total increase in the receipts of boards and seant- lings, up to the 2lst inst , are 50,876,309 feet in excess of those of last year up to that day, and far execed those of 1851. Shingles show a slight diminution, but staves begin to come forward more rapidly, and the reocipts ¢x- hibit an increase over the four years named, except 1850, and exceed these of 1852 12.840 655 Ibs. There will doubt'ecs be, during the ensuing week, » marked falling off in supplies, as the breaks in the caual will, probably, cause much detention of boats for some days after the damages will bave been repsired. ‘The earninge of the Virgiaia Rail-oad Company, during the month of August, 1853, amoanted 10 $25,992 96, of which $14,021 29, was from paszensers fares, ani $11,971 67 from freight and mail. : The earnings of the Androsooggin and Kennebec Rail- read Company for June, July, and August, were as an- nexed :— Kesyenec Ramroap, 1852. 1853. 810 742 16 $11,488 &7 11 454 67 14,104 91 12.704 62 16 088 81 w.. $04903 45 © $41,687 59 showing an increase of $6764 14 Bince tke annual meeting ia July, there were paid of the bonded and floatiog deb: of the company about $107,0C0, and there is now outstend'ng of the fivating dedt, about $140 000, and of bonds of the frst and second Joana, $180,000. The whole bonded debt, exclusive of the new issue of atock bonés, is about $1,015,000, Btock aaa URADAY, Sept. 22 $2000 U 8 6's °62,..88 1175; 150 Parker O100,.b10 20 €000 U 8 6'8 '67...., 12234 100 do 6) 20% 1000 Virginia 6' 107 20 8000 Ohio 6's 70... 115 20 1000 Ind Kiate b's... 90 19% 2000 City 6's ’67.... 103 19% 9800 City 6’ 75.22. 10634 19 2500 ‘do _°58's... 100 11% £000 Erie RR 2M B 1044 17% 6(0 Erie RRCertit’s 99 11% 8000 Erte Ineome 84a 9634 3 8€00 Erie RKC Ba'7l 9434 214 10 Find Riv N Bds 9¢3, 10@ Wiauitred Co... 22 20(0 Hud 2d Mge Bs 1003 600 Folion Mining co | 234 3000 N JOen RR Bds 97 60 Pauama RR 260 104 25 she State Bapk,. 109 600 Erle Railroad 10 Am Ex Bek... 120 150 60 Fer &Cit Bk W'bg 98 300 100 Morris Canal...03 1734 1100 O merase Hie 200 60 New Jersey Zinc, 11 250 do 100 Flor & Keyport.. 9 200 ‘ 26 Crystal Palace... 81 20 do 960 Nic Trans ©o..b30 27% 60 do....bi0 8634 950 250 Harlem Railroad 594 200 50 dO veeeeeee 59K 300 650 100 400 200 200 fie 100 00 0. 26% 160 (l0Nic Trams Go.#60 263% 80 000. 444-b80 463% 400 BO do... B60 W4Stoniogton RR... 63% 300 Nor & Wor RR 63 5634 100 do. £0 Reading Railroad 12 do 58 do. 88 NY & NH 10456 6 Mich Central RR. 1124; 10 ao... 11235 50 : ig 139 NY Coatral RR.. 11435 1060 b30 116 SECOND BOA! 100 shs Morris Canal 173 100 sha Nio Tr Co b00 26% 23 Crystal Palace... 81 1€0 do. 20% 1€0 Cum Cos Co. £835 800 do kB 2616 100 do @ 5 HudRivRR..63 733 200 283 5ONor& Wor RR .e3 5655 iso 28° 60 Erie Railroad... 8536 100 38 ft) 38 200 40... 860 37 65 NY Central RR. 114 CIFY TRADE REPORT. Tuesday, Sept. 22-6 P. M. Ashes were in good request. The ssles reached 50 bbls. at $5 50 for pearla, and $587% for pots, per 100 Ibs. Breapsturre —Flour wae actively sought after, ard on the advance. The day’s transactions amounted to 15,000 bbls. Sour at $525 0550; superfine, No. 2, at $5 76.2 $593%{; mixed to fancy Western at $612), a $6 3114; ordinary to choice State at $6 123¢ a $6 37)4, in- cluding only a few lots at the inside price, and other kinds at proportionate figures. Nothing new occurred in Cansdian, Southern was rather sparingly deal: in. The business embraced 900 barrels at $6 37% @ $6 62} for mixed to good; $6 62% a $6 81K for favorite; and $6 81% a $7123 for fancy, per bbl. Rye flour and corn meal were insn'mate. Wheat displayed considerable animation. The sales comprised two or three lots Genesee white at $1 50 a $1 51; 27,500 bushels Westera do, st $1 40.0 $1 44, the latter rate havirg being paid for a swall and very choice parcel ; 20.C00 Canadian do , in bond, at $1 40a $1 42; 3,000 Southern do., et $1 45; and 9000 do. red, at $1 b0.a$1 32 Rye and barley were neglected. State and Western oats commanded 46 }¢¢. a 4540. per bushel. Corn favored owners ; the operations o naisted of 45,000 bushels. st 78340. w 80c. for uasound; 80c. @ Sle. for white Southern ; 8ic s 82c. for mixed Western ; and 8260, 8 £2. for yellow Southern. CoaL,—An invoice of 150 tons Halliburton, brought about 610 60 per cheldron. Cottox.—The market continnes dail, but without any perceptible change in prices, with sales of 400 bales. We uote— ” a STRICT LIVERPOOL CLARSIFICATION. Adantic, Orleans and Other Teas. Gulf Ports, Inferior.......+000458 @ 536 84a 8% 8 a BK Low to good ordinary. 9 @ 9% O48 9% 958 93% Low to good middling 10 — 11% 10% a 11% 1034 al Mid fair tofair... ..11% @ 11% 11% w 12% 11% 912% Fully fair to good ‘Nominal. 12% 013 12% 013 FRuonts.— Shippers were dispored te await the receipt of the Africe’s news; hence ¢: ynta to Liverp ol were, including about 8,000.8 10,000 bushals corn, at about 84. a 835d. in ebip’s . Flour was 26.64, To London 3s, 6d. was asked for i 12d. for whest. To Havre 6,000 busbels wheat, in ship’s bags, ware ta- hen st 21¢, acd 5000 do at 22c Flour was 750, a 80c, Rates for deal freights varied from 1184. a 1204, asked. To California retes ranged from 400 « 603, par foot measurement Corvee —A very I'mited demand existed to day at 116, for Rio, and 10c. for St. Domingo, per Ib. Frvrr.—Some 200 boxes bunch raisins fetched $2 95, Hay was in requert at 660 9 800., cash, por 100 iba, Hors.—Oid were retailing at 28¢ a 800. cash, por Ib. Inon,—The last sles of Nooteh pig wore effacred at $34 60, cash; and 36,6 months, per ton, Holders claimed higher prices to day. fase — Eastern were in very good demand at $2 per thourand Lin —There bas been moze doing in Rockland at 850, common, aud $1 for lump per bbl. MoLasene —Sales wers mada of 100 hhda. Porto Ried at 290. a 300. and 500 mussovado at t gation. Os = There were 6500 gallons cold at 640. 660, yer gelion. Other kinds were ucckanged ee Provisioss Pork *as to better requost but Jesa vala- able. The rales reached 1,100 bbls, chiefly mess, at $15 75.0 £16 8734 inciudiog afew Lits prime at $12 75 & £12 87% per DbL Curments wezo unaltered. Some 400 prime lad He a 1%e par Io. The “bbls, at $4 50 a $5 for wintry mens, and $12 a $12 50 Hotter acd cheese were raleable and ficm. lor elty de PuGAR —The tranesctions tneluded 800 nhda. Cabs, at end 200 bxs. Drown Havana, at 540. & 6'40 P Tenaceo ~ About 00 bhde. Kentucky wore taken at 8c, 8 9)¢¢. por Ib Wuwxey.—Salee of 1200 bbls, Woatern and prison wore reported at Z7%ge, a 280. per gallon, Domesitc Markets, New Bepvorn On Magner, Sept 19,—Sperm sontinnes ia gord demend, We notice sales of 1,270 bols at 1206, and 000 bbls at 121¢. per gation, the market cloring firmly, In ®arren we notice a rale of 1.100 bola, at 120¢, per gallon. Whale-The demand for whale con tinves good ard prices have farther advance’. We no tice sales of 260 bb's. et bbc per gallon, the marke’ los ing firmly, and holders are ashing » bigher price, Whats bons coutiundés in good demand, wt fail prices, The salew The. at Séc., 64.000 Toe. at 34%¢., and 35 000 Ibe at S50 per Ib. CARD.—T0 THE EDITOK OF THE NEW YORK |—Sir —Av s cane worthy of betug recorded, I beg to veturm my sincere thanks to Mr. J. W. Kernazhin, Foutry Clert in fhe Naval: fice of tie New York Custom House, for to me, tl rougy Mr. ld watch ttsched to Mr. street, on tre 15th of this J. O'SULLIVAN. Yar De CURTISS, MITCHELL & CO. WOULD TEN- der their sincero thems to Hose Companies Nos 4 9, ), and toy-tier fire compsuics bave not asertal 9, ant Krgine Somy 9, w York, whose 3 the their efficient aid to tre Fire Department of B the preservation of their preporty, om Jobn at city, om the ing of the 2ist inst. ‘OTICE.—BUPPOSED TO HAVE DROPPED OFF the oart, while riding from Water to Murray street, on the 5th of Soptember, a box of tin. marked I X. any per- or pert ing found the same. by making it known 616 Mur street, will be suitably rewarded, and reovive the thanks of the carman. ‘PUBLIC EXPRESSION OF THANKS.IN RELATION sppoared in the, Horald of the sth inst., over the signatrreof Wr Francis Debus, 21] ave- itan act of duty (conteary to the expressed finder,) to state that ou Monday last a noble hearted Jrishman uamed Thomas Cor naughtoa, from fre- aus, (driving eart 711,) oume to me intact and iavivlate, the lost purse dercribed in the shove rertisoment, tizing » note of hand tor $900 tocether with $17 59 iu bills ené change; at the same time absolutely refnst. g the slight est recom penre for bis trouble and Joss of time, ating t Ye had dove no more than his duty in the matter! Buch a1 rely mot with: and notwithstanding ‘onnanchton, Ipconsider it an impo- public, Sal SUCH WSILER, t r. rative dnty to make it Printer, 25 Frankfort street using their utmost endea the public, the proprietor of Costar’s rat, mouse, exckroach, &o., termi- ator. deems it lie duty to inform the publiogthat his exter. winator ie neither powder, dust, wor pi is nted s warrs hot dangerous to use, and perfectly harmiers to the human family, snd also the on'y artiole in the city that does what it ia intended fon COSTAR’S Depot, 448 Broadway, whore the Happy Family ts in the window. TPHE “BLOOD” WHO PURCHASED NINE DOLLARS ‘worth of zoode in John strest, yeuterday morning and ct Formers’ Bank of THE BRIG MARY HA- now landing at the fook tled Jog. The wood ever bave seen, and superior to any argo yet received in this market We understand that it will be sold at auction some time next week by M PELUS & CO., and par ticularly recommend our trade, before prphssing any other wood. to zo and examine the above at Mr. Constan- tine’s yard, foct of Broome street. BEEND OF THE CONTROVERSY!—MESSRS.STARNBS ‘and Marvin, in the Courier and Enquirer of the 19th tn- stant, profess a readiness to accept my challe: ge. though they conple their profession with euch conditions. that it amounts to Fe ii the commit ing shall twelve Wh y ring’s Patent Fire Proof Champion &: use in the city fort relve months. My ehalien two proporitiont—Ist, with reepect to sat re to locks. One things) » time. t the first propo- si e met, and the secord will be in o Tn my chal- Innge, I propored to have ths preliminaries arranged by committer, to be selected jointly. I will now be more explicit, and propise~which will tave the necessity of oaths as to composition. &0' and be most entisfactory to the public and al) conco-ned-that enon party shall mal leton rate of the sain nd tt aefo of Stear: to be fille Wild Improvement” while mive ist» be filled with ‘Herring's Fira Proof Com- ition,” in presence of the committee. ourselves, and such others ao may he invited to witness tho same tent to be furaished to the, Rte, 9 ingement er quibbling can be resorted to by either party. ‘The vafes, so soon as Slled, to be placed in the bands of the committee to be tested by them publicly—thelr report, i nal decision, binding upon to gether with the payment of the cont o! Dense of getting up the trinl, the remuneration committee, and three months advertising in five daily, amd ten weekly papers, of the committee's report. 8. C, HERRING POLITICAL, er RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE ONFRIGHT- ened demceracy of Young Amorics tabes place on Fri- day evening September 23, av the heacqnarsers, Tammany Ha}. All adopted citize the Germa: neral, the German Americen Democratic League, (Das Denvsche Youag Arerica,) and all democrate of progressive wise and jast Principles, are most friendly tavited to attend | Particaler notice is hereby given to the members Des Der hon 16 Wardvereirs tc unite with the whole democratic brother- hood this evening. UPIT&R ZERRS HESSER, President. F. Ricuren, Heerevary. ZMOCRATIC RATIFICAT‘ON MEETING.—-THE Cotomittes of Arrangements will meet this afteruooa at 5e’clock, at Tammany H 4) ERNANDO WOOD, Chairman. W. D. Kexneny, Secretary. NTERRIFIED DEMOCRACY.—PIERCE AND SEY- Pie trations must be liean electors ef the city and erunt to regular nominations requested to at Taw: September the 23d, at 734 patlons of State officers made at Svracu tie Republican von been invited and y of N the usuag (i pecor mete have je mesting:— x pected to add. ens tl Bou Horatio Sermour, son William L Marey, Hon. Con. Swackbamer, Hon Greene C. Bronson, Crorge ¥ 3 alias, Hon Joha A Dix, John C. Wri Kon. 4. F, Hatett, Hon. James Campbell, Hon William Bigler. Hon. Isaas Toucey, in. O'Conor, Hion ©. Jared Lnyersoll, Hon A. 0 P. Nicholson, © Hon John Hon. Tames Guthrie H Levi 5. Chastel on Hon. Henrys ¢. Murphy, Hemen J, Redfield, Esq, Edward Sandford, Bsq Edwin Forrest, Kag., J. Tilden, John W. Forney, Esq. Wright © ‘A P. Grant, Ksq., MB. Oh Henry's. tendell’ Baq., G Michael Doheny, kisg.,' 0 O. W. Andrews, 8. A. Goodwin, Faq, and other cistinzuited democrats. By order of the Committee of Arrangements. Fernando Wood, Asahel Reet, John H Holmes, Kelly. rles A. Secor. Joba Quinn, Thomes W. Adams, Gershon Cohen © 9 wilt William D. Kennedy, eT PanD” ohalrman. 6, } Secretaries. FINE ARTS. Danwerrerreee INE ARTS —THE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS NOW ON Pe Mow of thakepeare and hs cxntemporarios painted by R.S_A.; Sir Walter Soott azd his literary Tniende at Avboteford: painted by Thomas Fued, & Merers WILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIA’ way, beg leave to announce that in conseq the shove interes #62 Broad. creasing nem! et tiful in on exhibition a short tine ie jaratis) will be iesued at the desk of W. exiptions received for the FLENDID ENGRAVINGS: 1 nson—Landseer ‘Th PF: Cleopatra and Mark Antony Death of Sardarapalu Imported and for sale by Has, up stairs. INSTRUCTION. _ —THE (SUBSCRIBER RESPEC? fally aaron of New York, Brooklyn, a elegant pe Voaing for iratruetion in pon- Dip se A liberal deduction will be made to parties of three oF moro persons. Strangors, may revive a ec uree of writing lessons mm thrao days. . stroction is thorough, “old and yor ae x System of Penmay conte per copy, oF ar echools ap dollars per gr ria dollar per do: or ten 3 article of gold and metallic pens. Cards and eircalara m $62 Broadway, corner of Franklin 61 LIVER B. GOLDSMITH ‘be had at the room: i" From the Home Jourpal :—* 0 improve their haudwriting to & place in the world where the sr! i, either more agreoably or more ex erb establishment of Mr. Goldsmith ” RENCH LADY, OF HIGH RESPECTA reeable address, speaking five languages, ) fivently, i a9 eagacemont 4 superintendent oF teac! efergnoes oan be gi address Dovir Office, Staton Islan: —A GERM4N GENTLEMAN * inetrustions ia music and in the PReTEvOTION dik jerman nily or inktitute, whero they woud be will irr to give him board in exchange. He is capaole of giving ipatructions on the pieno. violin and guitar, a8 well asia ringing, and bas al years experience in tonching, Best of city rotorences osm be given. Address M. RR, Herald offioe. RS. SEGUIN, PROFFS3IOR OF VOCAL Tiadisn and Fnglish, sacred and soeniar, bi to devote a ‘ew bonra oxeh day for tho instra ladies ta private or thoes intended for tho stage or conse room. Mre Seguin will he happy to give al mation concernizg trios. plans, &e., at ber resid street, neat Urosdway. USIC.—A LADY, WHOSE MUSICAL ECUCATION van completed neder the enperimtendonce of eminont masters, 19 desirous of menting wita a few pupils for inotrac tion in the aleve aceomplishiaent The paoils will he #t tended, of tho lady wi'l reesive them at her own residenos, ‘Terms moderate, Address G. H., box 3,242 Post Ofir0 ADAME BARBLER WOULD MOST RESPECTPULLY MA iitctm her former oupile nad ths public. that aftor the hours of her attend which sho ba classes for thi ly adapted to of & correct phrasvole pronunciation, Hours can be seen only. trance the fies’ pri Joasons, Fronob langnace es ciitate conversation, by the aoqniremont ction with @ puro Pari M. wher! , in eon ym 3 to band 7 tod w. AMEBAKUIEK, No 1 Amityst. PEITIGOREW "RESP MME ULLY IN- Mtn Der pupils and friends that st rye herr n the piano her peddenes, MO.HB. Ninth avenua, (Ubeleon bo soon ipth from 2 WI) 5 o’olook. Reforence A Luis, 722 Broadway, RSA 4 RMORY, 690 BROATWsY NEW YORK, SEPTEM- A ber 29.1843, Ren York < ity Ovard.—Phe oMeers, nen« commissioned offcers and privates a" vend, will appear at quarters in ro! escort cur guests, the on their departure for home ‘THOS. T. PERRI: B. L. Heppen, Order)y. form, th Fest WARD MAGNETIZERS.—THY MEMBERS oF , the above comoapy ara requested to meet at No. Washing ton sti on sure mane strancements for thesixth acters saeas “seenier, ‘MaRTIN C Captain. Cuanues MoCay, Fi Fi, JRWIN, GUARD, ATTENTION — the above company, and all those with ue on our second annual target excurden, @4to attend a special meotirg ara drill, at # House, om Friday evening S84 justant, at 7 e'eloek pre: y order cisely. " ALEXANDER BOYD, C _Joun Resp, Orderly Sergeant bib: saan ‘AMES S. HALSTEAD GUARDS—ATTENTION!-THE meubers. and others withing to become members. aro Tonuested to attend s meeting of the company this (Friday) avening ath o'clond, at, Hell y's, E ermitage Hall, corner of Allen avd Heuston streets. Punctual atten neat. td. By order of Wa. B. BURROWS, JasiEs GROGAN, Secretary. OTICE THE TWENTY-FI°ST WARD JOUARD will hold their meeting ir the large room corner * Lg ty third son et ameone. avenue, on 3 night, at half o’cloel order of eo _ehairman ofton mittee, SRMES MOMULLEN. ‘ETEKAN CORPS OF 1812—4 SPECIAL MEBTING of the Corps will be held at the Star Hi 64 Lispe- nard street, on Friday even: e vapor ocbn fal weolook, to make arrangements to attord colebration at Tarry- town, by invitation of Gen. Storms. By H. RaY*ON», Livat, Col. A Datty, Jn., Adjutant. LOST AND FOUND. —— dental antes A BLsCK OPERA GLASS WITH DARK LEATHER e.ver ilk line , was left at Castle Garden, Jallien’c tho night of the dat A reward will be paid ic Commanding. boa-ding house, oorner ef Fourteenth abe ——— O8T-IN OR NEAR SACKET, VAN BRUNT, OR Union atreets, South Brooklya rh or with & diamond im the contre. From associ st Bested, wil inder if it, iv is of great value to the owner, a1 Feauesled to J va it at 5: lyn, y ¢ suitably re OST—ON INST, WHILE GOIN Shepperd’s fancy store, in Broad: g & neatly wrapped parcel, oon ‘The finder will be suitabl: turning itto tl © BROADWAY THEATRE, ON WED- ening, ® wallot, coatsining some money snd If the Guder will rotura the wallet, with ‘tho address of the owner, he wi!lmuch oblige, e of no use to any one else. py —LEF?, IN A BROADWAY AND FORTY-NINTE street omnibos, op Tuceday at ths coraer of Broadway - and Cortlandt street, asatche) containing ladies’ dresses, de. Whoever will re'utn tho samo. to. Dygert, 19 Park | pleco, up stairs, shall be suitably rewarded, OST—ON THORSDAY, A GOLDEN PENCIL CASE, with the namo of J. Pettigrew on it; also, s fortnight aco, a gold earring, with two large dark bine . Ander will be suitably rewarded by leaving either at No. 130 FROM Ninth avenue. 2 O8T—IN BROOKLYN OR NEW YORK, OR 1 In a Fifth avenne @. & pair ot gold speetasies. The finder will be ly Tewarced by lowving them at 106 Fourth avenue, New York, or 129 Lawrence sirect, Breok- lyn. si ICKED UP. SEPT. 21, IN THE NORTH RIVER, an Brglish built yawl boat, about fourtes fifteen feet long painted white inside ani biac! with s white str Property and paying expenses. TOPPED, SUPPOSED TO indepen whi the & STOLEN-ONE GOLD t sovand watch avd 1d spestacli err can hay by prov! pplication to L MUSICAL. CHICKERING PIANO TO LET.—A BEAUTIFUL int ound corners, with stool, WATERS, 383 Broad: establishment. N. B.— RAND PIANO FOR SALE—ERARD, PARIS, MANU- fasturer, in xood order, ‘and of fine tone sud finish Price $500, BILLING & TUCKER.@39 Brosdway. ‘USIC, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.—SELLING OUT eh an assortment of music the best sonates of eras: Norms, Lucresia, Linda, Somnam- ye] by A eollec- Kalliar, and Dobl at Wo. EW METHOD OF EXERCISES IN VOCAL MUSIC.— Signor G. Torrente Maestro Di Canto, (from the Reyat Donservatory of Naples,) for msny years Paria and London. and now a resident of “Fee mort will bo entitled *Htethod of ercines,’’ a1 wi brace seventy-four ina volume of (30 soot “pein x6 130 ', £0001 sad cosets fong requisite for ie aay an comprevension of the subject. Bae! ve 7 in the Ei Spanish sage ~ ‘PlANos WITH AND. WiTgouT Joe in pianos, new and r4 Cash paid sta 1% Feesived and for S. BERRY, 297 Broadway. . - HIRE OR FOR SAL¥—ONF VERY GOOD PIANO- forte. Apply to the Ce L. Jacobs, 102 Chatham street, acoordeos, wat hos end j:welry depot Accordeons toned snd repaired, end watches c.caned and repaired in the bect manner. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICHS, Part WA¥TED-WITA A CAPITAL OF $2,009 . to $5,000, in He by ‘that has catablished since tes only been regard to Apply to ‘PARTNER WANTED—A PERSON WITH FROM FOUR thousand to five thousand do!lars, to make advances op z ® commission business already established. All Communieations confidential dress L., Herald office, stating where aad when au interview oan be had. TO, UNEMPLOVED | CaPITALISTS.—THR ADVER- Ai tiser, s young man of large exporiones and.good eonnocs lcsirous of sett mand from $10,000 to $20, nese, which would ry i who ean com- Ing with ® paséno; |, to earry on ® wholesale busl- first rate profit. The best of re- nees can be None but aon of the hest. Tarectabliity need apply. Direct Pyliettee J. ey ierald othe. FANCY ARTICLES, CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—JAM! 61 TUCKER, tmporter and di Paris flo an foathere, reepecifuliy calls attention to his rich and compre- hensi ck ‘lo particulariseis not e segs gd all are gf the first clase order, iv bounets, frames tn srowns, em latest ‘aris models, are easy in and vi tree tive, 61 Canal strost, near Brondwey. iste PEARO PLAYING CARDS—A CHOICE ASSORTMENT | any old, for gale by ; SAMUEL HART & 0O., 82 John street, 10 PLAYING CARD BUYERKS.—SOUTHERN AND 1 vesacined aarae, Hyocs tho Pulledeiphis cata faatery, fot etl pesec ne ry tho Puilsdelpbia card navery, Tale at their dopotin New York. ' SAMUEL BART & CO., 83 John street. LAYING CARDS.—THE CONGRESS MANUFACTU- ring company offer for aale at No. 36 Ann street, near the Herald o: ‘the largest, best and cheapest of American an anish playing cards; ivory, satin sur- faces eatin, hheand enporfize pnamelen; Prenct and colored satin cards and cardboard to be found in this city, DRY GOODS. Ove WAREHOUSE.—WILSON G HUN? Nos. 80 and 82 William street, corner of Maiden lane, importers and jobbers of goode for mé ree sey, are: | now propated with a new snd complete stock othe, }, overooatings. mings, Aer, vo ‘whieh they savite the Witeutlent ef Secenent tailors and manufacturers ofclothing. OREIGN SHAWLS.—THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES the attention of Isdies and all cownoisseurs of reall: en for the iat eriek, beautiful, and a of real India, camel's hasr, P other Rastern produc- tons. w this collection, together with an exqnisite assortment of Frevoh eashmere, broche, and Canton crepe shawls in overy concotvable design. wonld especially present to oublio notice a feature in the shovl trade not heretofore intredno-d into ¢ ‘country— fact df ia Franze hy that extraorcioary French i be "neodle 6 work of which approximates #) el 7 $0. that of to roquire the clooest sorutiny to dotest the diffar- solicited. 180 Pablic inspection most respectfall; BULPIN, fozwign shawl and cloak wi GK $61 Broadway, — Lee GREAT EXPOSITION OF THE SEASO' of closke, 4c, 001 off .t BRODIBE’S celebrate? em; rium, 51 Canal street, and 63 Lispenard street, om Monda; Beptember 26th. I88 DAYL BEGS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES of Now York and its vacinity, that she will open hat now style of fall goods ov Tn her ing oft] Pari No, attontion 455 Broadway. ADAME FAURE, PUPIL OF THE CRURDRATED Badnme ftiger, bas just arrived from Pagls aod arectfelly informs tho ation that she has opened her Pres Geersmaking creablishment, No. 60 Sixth av detween Hee treet and Waverly place, Fancy artislos, be Greanes, owers.eeps. Fashionable pottoras received from Paris twice a month. ADAME YOORICH RESPECTFULLY INFORM ‘tha Iadies thst sho haa retarned from Paris, with @ ghoteo collsotion of orabroitorion and Inoos, and mantillag oe, silk ond velvet, for fall and winter; also. gloved 28 ‘Waverley plas ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS & OO. will opon for oxhibl her 22 thelr fall iwportatt n of Part Samples of their own manufactore will be exhibited at the No, 62 Canal stress, noar Bi anime time volty for tl epection at the jam, 3 to Which the attention of Indios is respectfally invited. GEO. BULPLN, 961 Broadway. ILKS, LACKS, EMBROTDER! rereh d En jargo lot of f henutifal silte low prices. TIFFANY & UUTTING, 3M Bro. BVOCATION, a ALR . CONTAN'S ppannine AND DAY SOHOOE Mn: young ledies, Fifth avenue corner of Thirty-first streot, will re-open on Monday, Sept. 12 Mot AND MADAM® NORL -BERGIER'S FRrwow 6 and English boarding aud day school for young Ia sPigaioinen avenue, Was opened on Thursday, Septem Wk,