The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1854, Page 7

mous of basincss was Gene. Satie 6,800 tales, with | thoy 9 "fa the fret place, the rope @ apowmmm __{ ADBIVAL OF THE UNION AND EUROPA, | wovest ovens vas Sone aoe sans lt ee ACCHONEE — SOREL Line On the 20th, the market closed tamely, but stnadtiy, | Lereet hs’ is tints sud proveliy would, bq « alten, trem vs | ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. Bales 6,008 bales. the pooitiic atatoerents ta the Madeid pa Our Parts have chowe you tuet nAningis bhely t> occar st pe Correspondence, 1,004 for the inst Cay or two Gither the ramors he @ it Ee : bs i i Hl ecct NO BATTLE YET §N THE CRIMEA. rome Rect ye Gunes | Srempres ecto rae bate ghee al —ky | & t Se Beal ta Pariy—Hage ha W Batine By the Covirt— Sie: | Th aaed meet hhsee bears th: Wag eer ? Mason and the Republican — Position of our Spamich | Bad upria gece roe, or, vatver aii (or che thabepert rm March of the Expeditionary Army on “Ambansader and tho Déts of Spain. o €rt-neive © nits, there Ie no vall ree Plated castors, cacesings Sebastopol. ur. ie the air or society of Madrid | 908 &r ber not becoming a ‘v'urdable rival to fcanse ~ rT ‘and, sorpet, x Soulé having found thin and Germany in fi! the wine pared asing conutcios ef rarel ete, Se: og brary ee ets, unsuitable to his energetic temperament, has, within the | the werld /f i le truc, as auerted and yenerdlty be- wa tha pervens fost wait | fete hair matteowes, | The Russian: to Have | ist ay or two, sought that of Paris, where for the pre- | lewd, that the Unita Siaies are. prenared te git: 0 beep Reported saaisting ot ail tho Recrossed the Damube, seat be has takon up h’s abode. ange wm forthe ian of Cus We it ok werih (30 orme i il E siderativa of the Spantst | J t& Staten Istand. parlor fu reser, 7 order ‘The Imperial Coart is said sare ha pea =e shed of 4 reveney aerived. ‘roa thst tony. wen!" ded ware, wards to mocb more than compens: ‘the ini is uta pe wth | Soa ah Salen enti | THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN THE PRINCIPALITIES, | yuseic te ove oteeat, MMamowiat veovmbie | Eectsnt bone tant tir porctn scar ava larty - tetes tone a. particu. male’ pet Cuba were, so! Ly i hor] room and ‘Attention of those in want of auperior that of a lady who with possibly the most immaculate of | joing mast he mavio sure of, First, the gata be rnd ands abades, 0 instruments May be exaulued before the sale, “ata HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HOLLAND. characters, has chosen to set up an eatablishment apart = goverimwat; an‘, secondly,” a reluction of the tor on the | marble 3 Morning of sale. from the shadow of the marital roof tree, peading the in. | duties om foreign maniuficiures.' A government like Vogotal fogs im rich frames. Obamber faraiture—xiobly cargo) | that of whioh the July revolation fortu: rit Spin, rel waits, esr, thrube, sess od feelers t cnn bod ranketn, aM IRVING & 00. aettnanncs will co! at ane « ° vi mie asia - ee rota“ Tiariafeeess ope oth Tmt Lary rte mi it, , a 4 ithout § t here tt i order; ta,tact, thé. | full marble top rosewood rnd’ mchogeny, washatends oa Tharaday, October 12, at 10% o'clock, at 195 Captain Gibson, ppc hpi ; not indies feebiga erantried te ler Spain @treatons aid desire, as Hch French chias, toilet sete, ovaland mahogeay mirrors, West Fourteenth ‘street, elegant household furniture, no one cares to approach but such on are superior to the fontaapedenaieamninanitbleisanet theahy eal ery is unsarpamsed | It | sofas, lounges, rosewood, mshogway and chaire, Beta inet artes Scam Fasten Cappttaze VERY IN STING FROM SPAIN ce ter tggon iste ep sony, fon chien bezzvercna to has i" containing s0 much land | wood and mahogas: Voltaire chairs, Me!” Basemsat ee ete, covered tn wix satin brocade, ele- TERE , 5 hoes men in Spain, there is only one opiuioa Ge hour {a sammer, and every | foroiture—Oliclothe refrigerators, meat safes; extension carved rosewood marble top centre table to match, DUN D8 SuiS 98: gis SSC Os {f SOUNRMAL Biellty | Cee deepen ghesleteaie heneemeadeat bom vletlaos fn the | cnt ble, Pures, sidgharde, nora vedsheads, rik | Srmmst cer d reconsey etme rich ciate ase mec, | Mr, Soule Denounced to the Government | S7.°e! tbaczcpton rather Gaz the ral, Thus M | Eom bar ran storen erat reryeicel eee ms wale, t) ¥ -" ie! t a x et ‘that it Senos ots | Sheetne saute as iaewe ciate | aun etal ce etna ei hard by a Nest, Sateen smite | aura et oonng Uno fC ae ~ ste le Salteey but far more preferable siearars nae wrerT Se & Co., Paria; rich and costly four-colored silk and astin ~~ His confrere, Mr. may Sire vee tan. She nel “Rumors of modifestions in the minixtry contrgus tm in hoaith wich the advantage of | on the morning of avle, Which will be positive, rain or | Window curtains, with lace under do t ton light HIS ARRIVAL IN PARI Seine Se compatiaie 7 OS "amori. | be beard, and the names of thoie who are to g> out amd oompint sty it country life, and enabling persons | thing, ormulu chandeliers, elegant bubl and wood esctu- N ARIS. don, he is, I believe, a Freachman and not an Ameri- | come in are mentioned both ia conversation aud’ im the to attend to Py remped in Her ¥ without toires, euperb ormulu elocks, with bronze ornaments, can} —his nate republicans ay Hpey Pad pei | in | papers, but such statements are at least premature. It us property unquestiona- DWARD SIN’ a INEER—ED. GINT- | coupes to ene 9 suite; real ormaluclocks | STATE OF THE MARKETS, | Bit hour of adversity, amc remina glorious | would not, however, be surprising if certain changes ile, terms easy. For of admission to view zenieh will sell at auetion on Wednesday and Thurs. cande tinge on porcelain of 1 } banner which still waves over his heed as representa: | dia take piace between this and the opening of the ‘ths promalion, aud fi culars to , Oot 11 and 13, at eleven o'clock eack day, at the Tory great it; perlan and &e., &., ke. tive of a mighty republic; bat Mr. foulé walks sbroed | Cortes, and perbaps nearer to this date than ‘to that, NIOOLAY, No_4 Broad Now York, 16 Wall street—Peremptory sale, by order of g room — Uke Caio, with & mark on his brow. | Under the shadow Tris thought ‘that If General, O' Donel! could be pee 7 Y, AUO*IONEER —ST0OKs AND the savigucos, of elegant alasiond jewelry, ‘and costly tm- | tension dining cary 4 Pes oe oe to a rege agen Yip Soo Vailed upon to waive his objection to the offices of Fo- » & UpeRr pipe ? IONEER —STO: ported ‘and watches, being the entire stock | fet tomatch; suite THE NEWS BY THE UNION. ips; wo sont Ts at war with aa, | TegD Minister, tenor Pacheco would go to Rome or te fay, October 18, at 1244 oveloch, at tho Woronunta’ nx. | of 8 jeweller Conalsting o! handsome beiliant bracelets, scamtanprameasion tepelereh ine | Thesteamship Union, from Havre om Sth ult.,ar- | His hand ues heen agsinat every ‘saan, ead now on the | S0me ether foreign court as ambassador, which woud ° . ye , fer sccoust of whom it may concern, $30,000 | ‘ture fe’ te'deome'Pacisinn settings; beoschon’ std eed | Curtains with "lage curtains. volvot table covers, | cived at this port at twelve o'clock (noon) yerterday; } soil and in the very expltal from which some score | tfoned) to Geseral Gurren, be, asl hivece aay noon we Pievelond and Pittsburg Ralirosd 7 per cent convertible | onatsclled do elegant diamond and enemelied | ormulu French sliding eight ard the Euf6pa, from Liverpcol on 80th of September, | years ego bo fed, be necks a refuge, What his hopes oF | whispered, to General Dulce, 'F am informa that the CBee Mts Me RI Lat september: | hunting watehes, costly chronometers by B: Freres, | groupe, Bacchus”? and) the SAGA at Wititns! Gat’ the" deine’ Cdbigabe, “Wal axe # mass be In respect to Spain itis impossible to say: | wiainter of the Intefior, Senor Sane Craz, 0o2a aot give $1,¢ git Ca ond Keira 24 | ond J independent second and double time » VOry Frecel chins blue and gold ‘| Bis political conclusions may, aps, be sonnd; and | grent antiefaction to his c ues, aud has shown hisa- appointments. cent bonrs, etest: b'e at the Me. net; ‘b blue, gold buff china tea and breakfast cet; | thus in possession of a week's later news from Europe. the present administration prove the baseless fabric of a | Bonk lat May and ist Nov., 81 O00 each; 87,000 | K¢ePe?®, Dr the same makers, Engliah watches by French, | set; superb blue ; Ein, trom every iaturmation | "¥, s7aftl with reanect todtertaln sponintmie ts te . Genoa, and | sterling silver tea set, very heavy, cost $1,000, silver Union left Hi t noon, and Southampton at 9 | vision, for it is very cor tate of V: 6 per cent bouts, interest peyanle in | Goole: eatchon' choca tenes tan Yo etre Coe” nd | Spoonee forte, We.” Bacemest-vitu gaive, esr’ 51 Rl aceon pe cia Tenn covlect from partion ately arrived from Spain, thet | wpichthe meet slaved by the Prova roles oe Meta NN York Ist January and 1+ July, $1,000 each; one corti | 4 oxtensive essortment of guard chains, vest and fob do. ‘room furniture, consisting of carve out table, ela! “pe ¥ the atate of that country is something like that of 8 po- | was depicted in a way that it seems hus offen ied thom cate of the Breckemidge Cause! Coal Com: of Kea A ‘and enersid ‘rings, ido) aa buffet, two carved osk sofas, arm ctairs | The U 8 mail steamship Washington touched off Sonth- | litical voleano. The party of the Pretender—ths Tegltt. The foliowing is the suswer they have just seat te the shy, oC CS canta i of the brooches, chatelaines, ‘toilet bottles "ra gh keys, ond sewing chairs, covered in ampton on her way to Bremen on the 23d ult, The | micts—throws out its arms ied epee ; Comores jourval in question, « copy of which haviag beoa seat :o anys A Te ect exch, P lockets, &c. Also, one pair of very costiy gold scales, | clocks, ; tare— hed Li 4 the same day. p me, I herewith trauslate,— ares Bank, $26 each; 41 dc. Knickerbocker ‘$260, } . plete wood bedroom furai- | 2erepa reached Liverpool e day. seem e4 to clore their tanks and make assault on ora Y Sank, 926 cach: 20° de’ Parmer’ ‘aed Oi Hof | Sat hich Rave norte Dees Gaede tee tae e, manne, | fare’ claberataly carved Hveuch, bedptenda, warble’ top | The United States steam frigate San Jacinto, Capt. | the elistion, government. Ihe pure ropublloen, as | pig yZ0 TER SDUOR 1 CHIR OF THE MAGION, | Long intend, 926 each; 1do. ‘Bank of the Union. $100 | tho "tue woneriy eee Giatloman—our” doutl beret Grosding bureaus end wasbstands to match, superb | Sirisling, sailed from Southampton for the Baltis on | represented by the Merquts of albaida, and Isupzose ! | ig'ter from London, whith, wrong'y interpreted By the 3 5 ic, Uiameburg, ach ; earved must add tf v H i BC do Pheeats Fire Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, 863 | (rune freee, by Josenk Manton, London, que wiaymard’s | served Tovemood Gteasing. te ‘Orsaments, | ‘Be 27th ult. The Mayor of Southampton paidan off- | "iter have no lack of money; they are honest and | Prac, ERE give ie, to iuexact, estimates ragpacting each; 50 G0 Nutgers Fire {neurancs Company, $25 each; | Dott’ patert ‘da ‘anh pall of Golt’s pe nt ‘revolving | elegant sults gntme] ed, gilt, end painted cottage fur sial visit to this fine ship the previous day. enthusiastic in their convictions ; thele mossuros | Your impartiality, well known to ua the “sym 20 do. Comme Fire tneurance Compaay, $60 each; 26 pistols, mounted in rilver in the most expensive meoner, | Diture, hair mattrosses, fea bois, bolsters and pil- ‘The British screw steamshio Indiana (Croskey & Co.’s | ate teken with a preceution wiich indicates the | which men like yourself are wont 10 testify tewar: Galle Cont nal toes theear. ot Bendis, Ly. | With fttings and cate complete; also one double twli love, counterpanee, Wankets, quilig linen sheets t+ | toe) was loading at Havre for Now York, and was to | {retin of some antole person; nna they are pronared | Fortune, area aro guaranice tous Ubu! you wil Sat, carpets. A Ms a ns Columns an explirit aud fra: tion, aol; 660 do, Virginia Cl Copper Company, $5 each. Secth Bourse SOE Pe POEM, Rae, Be Ee ea wie wings, ‘Yogefner with; the sual eegort- | leave that place on the 34 and Southampton on the 4th. | whion tey believe pro talutale Zopntlico The gocera- | witt te trost exSraat any Somdtantiary by wilisteset Peay peg bats per ‘eagy 9 Gay. Lied balance be. ment of kitchen and laundry furniture. Can beexa- | She was to be succecded by the magnificent new steam. ment, ihe Myr may toed ¥ Treen Fd yo would be indicted on that interest of the Frene 1 re! Honds will be charged to the purchaser. A HN. holds Grivoar indigo, ke esbn rie eETOW aetek et oy | ot adauasion may be obtained by applying to Win, Loving | RIP Cresus, of 9,500 tons and 000 horse'power, in No- | fond. while it endeavors to obstruct the (afuence and Tere enapenal imag © ook ape pie z sales of stocks, bonds, ani othor securities every | Hoy street, er of tea, cof & Co., No, 8 Pine street. r vember. attach the person of the Yarquis of Albsida, it gives the { mation acquire! in Loncon itself, that thers exit ab Moodey snd Thursday, atthe Wercbaats’ Kxchangs, At | oandlen: brandy, gia, Winer herve bleakets, whips hull: | cow ee ane agin and French journals reoeived by the | werd to uncersinnd thrt itt prevared to carry: if nup- | pinscn Scauired in London itself, shit there ex! a Bg EN RS aa eee 8 ploughs, store trucks, almonds, nuts, matr-asos, ICR BOYLE, AUCTIONEER —“TORE 40 CENTRE | Union contain further important details respecting the | Poredemoratvating the fealty with whic% © cotetiinted | At both agitate and couspire, wud wich shew iin port ‘next to corner of Wall. , aaa Ne ae ei Lee EOE! | ve 8 500 Tad Neate ereaee ot Thee: ate | expedition sgaiust the Crimea, The alied forces landod, | government. can procecd to sich measures, compared | their tnstigheors the Worth: Americans ~~ UCTION NOTICE—H. Ww. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONFER,—WORTGACE’S SALB | gtreet, consiating of sofas, bureaus, tables, chairs, bed- | it appears, to the south of Eupatoria, and twenty miles | with the difficulties which necessarily teset one yet to bo | agentes great number of French and [( 2 al dh ba i Ll tod of new and fa bionable farniture, planefortes, | stesdé, feather beds, mattresses,” carpets, olicioths, | nearer io Sebastopol than was at Srst reported. The | Seated, a# would bo that of # republic, and as rom | getoal refugees in Spuin. What fourd parlor, ir. toulé, are energetically at work. # % o'clock. E p08 roof of good tutentions, the following reduction of the foe in. te ribas, Bed magnificent rosewood suites; Rnglish velvet and | Tenis srorrel S04 Bross wey’ oorner of Dace atrose © Hooking glances, crockery apd glass ware; txble linea, | landing place was at Old Fort, in latitude 45, only thirty | Poval civil list is spoken of ax Onting favor and counte- cians $s ctdeaiser-ce wpertiiae’ thass ATED oe Brussel corpeving; ofl paintings, rch aad soetiy daa0- | Order of the innrtgegee, the entire manufectured stock, | ‘Bests Plankelz, quilts, cutlery and plated ware, 0." |’ sites distont from the Russian stronghold. Before the | nance with the minisixy, That atl have £140,000 | PHETDY it amy be wl Ted in the alightent degéco ty tan fourth street, Friday, Oct 1B, a ton orclock preciool,, | OC 8 city manufeeturer, consisting of rosewood, mahoga- ‘OSEPH HEGEM4N, AUCTIONEER —FKIDAY, OCT. | night of the 14th the commanders in chief had a by sa ins an. £040,000 shall Lave £149,000 | pitents the French refugcos We deo.are mpi tically , Partice avtediing tris sale ill. pirase be punctantia | BY 8¢d.Nalnst parlor, ‘dining room and cbamber feral 13, at 10 o'clock A.M. precisely, at 244 onry | succeded tn la iz | that 9 pa'peble error has boon mad, which it will anabt 5 10,090 | Joas be sufficient for ua to point out, Bo as to deatens «tt he 10,000 | yeetiges of iv in the mind of this noble Spanisa peoote, 7: = | whore loyal and gratefut hosts the refageos are A 15,000 | ‘Ths opinions of the Freveh refugees are here a sours’ 5 . cing all thir infantry and | ‘he Princess of Astu kitchen, a neat assortment, in use bat a chort tims, aud] on skore considerably imposed operations, but somo | Zhe Queen Mother... rm chairs easy oa a8 good as new. Immediately after the above. at about | progress was made, supported by a division of the ‘ture, viz:— Elegantly carved rosewood etegeres of a v: attendacce, an the ziea: q ient ty of goode to be dis; : : pe goad sp bgaheonhas iS Seer ae Rpone, Fa Be tropes riety of styles. superior parlor sets in rish eatin broci e telle, rosewood recretuire bookcase, centre, side and soft ts apFaiated Ba ‘The zoods coanist of rosewood fur- | sshige, mahegnny sofue, tate « te! tete-a-tetes, enay,cewing and parlor >. poommgpe > | ——— | to vo ove ; they hola in borcor auy hybrid and Impus Deirs, ke, covered i . 1 spring seat parlor do., rosewood, mahogany and walout | 2 o'clock P. M., at the central salesroom, Willoughby ° nas . So a ol % ngearered in pare snh erp rite ed pron French and oottge bedsteads, do. do. dressing and plain | street, corner of Pearl, near the City Hall, good eosond \ feet under Sirk. Lyons On the 16th ultimo tho di em Paes Re a iadteeditadi tes lees wel po dag covaplrney, and farteom forming » pact wi pr Ss; fh embroidered Ince curtains, with cornices and | pareatny,rarbetands, commotes ward-obes, cris, best | hand furniture, twelve) sofas, two sate bedatonds, three | barkstion of horses and bargoge was proceoded with with | Tesi cres Gl Mtteana in Gruner anyemsey elag ne | tits alluded to-—ehether Wey ve ealied Moatemo vx urea to. match; shades do ; rosewood centre cables, | pai mattresses, fer Cxtension dining tables, dia- | lounges, three tete-a-te warble top centre and pier | the utmost rapidity. ‘The siege train and heavy baggago | ‘nis programme first appsared in tie Eoonamista; but | the cetermined adversccieu : with them thore oat bs oe efficiel rouzee that Fspartero has de- | ecmmunity, by reseon of tretr arpirations and prinsip as. wath Egy tian and’ statuary tops: also sofa and pier do; | 178,toom snd office chairs, office and countiog house | tapies, ‘washstends, beds! , thirty new hall lamps, * # and one upright pinnon, bagatelle table. tapostry Brua- | carried by the fleet to some place nearer to Sebastopol, | “lared his readiness to act up to its spirit, In so far as concerns the americans, we bavi only oe desks, cane seat chairs, &c. Also, 25 enamelled suits of * j | Would not probably be landed at Old Fort, but was to be | I know fro sh Wiltom and Brussels carpeting; fine ele- a ? china vases, crockery, carpets, &e ; alao two horizontal ‘gently fremed French pier and oval glasses; Tivo an ele- | °ottade furniture of every farioty of style, with aod , t on ‘i without marble tops. Also, a lai rich Preach bage . - T thing fo say, and we hope it will be tally anicrst) 2d: ae iol ees el dcbroratinterenie contain’ Shin, tate b-tete fete, elepent tones, ten and cotter een eerie eee tae mal cane ees eee ochre ei Margen Mie fbn the bs Bead Interesting from Spein, | vrenchmon, the refugeos are. not and never wil! be Ube eeteeaie chen aataaet ake awe Itaire fava« | Cl0ck#, &e. Also, at 12 0’clock, a spleadid pianofor'e, S, MELLOR, AUCIIONFER.—BY HOUGHTON & | *™¥: 8nd thus save the fatigue and difficulty of convey- | CHANCES OF SUCCASSION TO THE TURONK--FINAN- | agents ot any foreign power, no watter iv wnich hemis- Jid and. ladies” reception chairs, richly upbomterea; | Z#COY Chickering, of Boston. Catalogues rendy on the MELLOR, to-morrow, Friday, at 10% o'clock, at | 26° by land. The afmy was to romain in position at |" CIAL EMDARRAS@MENTS OF THE MINISTRY~THE | Phere the tnetigation migut como term. <trarizere to faintings io oil, embrscing historical pieces, sketches of | ™°MING Of eale. aaopelders | atl’ bho aw im No, 113 Nassau street, mortgagec's sele | Old Fort till the 18th, when the troops were to march | PEOPLE AND THR MONK3—MR. SOULE AND HI9 | “Ry difference that has arisen or that may ye! arise - ~- —— t tween Spain end North Amories, the / American seonery, fruit groups, &c.; costly and taatefal | ~\ REA SAL RIZE of rich Hlizabethian furniture, &e., comprising a apien- perros ¢) NEGRO—HIS LETTER AGAIN REVIRWED—Wwaar ; ‘We 9 the decorations, such as Parion marb'e igares: buate, poree- ts, Be cOn Fridays the 18th Levant Ve thomsts | aid amortment, rarely fourd ia our collection, vie ; | McDk ‘he FO eee ee einity et |. YANKEE DOLLARS COULD DO. Bag yet mp heads Iain vases, ‘ainbeater clicks massive bronze do.; gas | room 19 Nassau street, will be aid all the’ prize fowls | Hchly carved sideboards, etegeres, bookcases, magnid. | Wbich it was expected they would artire about the 20th |’ (pyris (Sept, 24,) Correspondence of the London Times.) | OFi0 OF cue single Thouglil, that oes «tie chanéeliers, pore:lain paintings, &:.; deczrated ehina | from the Jate State fair’ with few exceptions, comprising med mirror, rery, large, and cost $800; hall | The health of the troops was excellent. In a recent article on the state end prospects of spain, d coahe y reapea. cently frei - {bility in connexicn with the nelicy of <1 goverament do; out glass decanters; bottles, | tre best assortment evar presented Invan auction coome | tables and cbaire, library tables, corner stands, oval | Omer Pacha receivod at Bucharest, on the 224 of Sop- which appeased in the Debats some passages coeur, whish | Sf ‘Weshingtou, prot natheirt dee fevtare?, canine Lael tea sets, pitchers, tumblers, salts, silver consisting of tea and onffee | Sale posttive at 10% o'clock, A.M PATER PANK4, auc. | flssees, gothic chairs, &o., the whole cost abou ,000, the following despatch, dated Old Fort, Sovtom | Without boing entirely untrue, are nevertheless ealou- | fh, varsems follow only one that ot teeuch sets, goblets, ‘castors, Daskets, sell spoons, | tiopeer, dacdh to aati fy'e mortgage Also, a very large aa- | tember, the following despatch, fort, Septem: | tated to conicy a decidedly erroneous idea of the condi- reruns Y * ferks,-ke » mahogany 01 walnut extension tables, wal” “ibn cotrastan $C Well tale weet btet furniture, such a | ber 17, aud signed by Marshal 8t. Arnaud and Lard Rag- | tion of the country and the conduct of tho government | ‘helt own conscience | We nig som, tn, ke 1 We “4 wut breakfast and 6 do., dicing obsirs, napkins, WILSON, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNEE SALE.— | tn be relied upon, aud consists in part of carved rose- | tan:— The arti le is written with the usual ability, and not ¥ “i —_ sideboard, trays, Ht; fine curlet hair mattrorsas, Cathet | Eg This day’ October ld at Aoi eelosk tes tas | wood pelor furaiture, en suite, covered in rich Freneh | "sy, beg leave to inform your Highness tbat we ais. | Pithout the slight thictuze of perfidy which character, pillows, end bolsters; elegantly carved rosewood |. warercoms, corner of Charles and Hudson streets, sale of | ®tin, plush and heircloth. carved rosewood marble top barked fully to thecocth of Sebastopol, ‘The | #08 most of those which sppesr im that journal, when Important from Hutiand, 5 y do., both of the ancient and mo- | fuperior cabinet furniture, being the manufactured | centre table, superior extension dining tables, fourteen | embarked successful A Veg tae} Pe aits ever a question is debated in which it la interested in auy | wax DUTCH AND THE AMERICANS—cAPTADN Ginsox’a@ Sern deseziptizas; mahegaay sofas, spring seat chairs, | steck of John Mitchel, all of whick has boos made ie» | {eet loog; rosewood, mahogany and black walnut marble | S2¢™y offered no opposition as wo occupied our positions. | articular manner. At the moment of the late revolu ¢ ‘The eirgumstance hes produced the most found im- a CASE—CHANCES OF WAR—l'1AM DECLARATION OF aesiaees Sect superior menner, of the best materials for the custom | top chamber fernitare to match; several suite cf eusm. On the Tartar population, who a0 not conceal | yom when the chances were rather against the malo- | Sry nonce MINISTER. UCTION NOSICE —D, 8. HOU@H. AUCTIONEER — oer or hen sola to coke ae bidder, for cash, by — e-totes, sofae, Voltaire and ‘spring parlor ch: pager eir sympathy for ourecusé. ll our guns and material | Sons were pescaived, fzom the manner’ in whics the ) (The Hague (Sep. 23) correspondence of London Newey A. Grand sale 7 gene household furnitare, house Seostelpcenvee neeoweod: Lr See ting dig fa | Pier acd cic tatles, walaut, ms y and have been landed, and we march upon xebastopol with | Dra treated the Spanish question, that it would not be It seems from the debate in the First Chamver, on the i possession gi Po} J Beds a rose 7ooa: : roth, of the latest style gothig acd French tends, mahogany, black walout | °V¢ ecnfidente in the success of our grand enterprise,’’ very profoucdly afflicted if an abdication were the address to the King, thai romsthing like a oiplo wtie Re ' H 3B. *, bease for iven immediately. wiltrell at yeblic suction, this, Thursday, morni a bookoas¢s and secretaries, rockere, libra- A variety of rumors were current at the sailing of the | result of the insurrection Had Queen Isabetia | misunderstanding bas arisen between tho Date) and the Teledu ey erstaa a | met pent ese sett ett | ame __— | ewe oot wih at he Ranks town oa | Fenn om ong, i ona he | bee a aul sate use Duchess de Montpensier’s chinces of sucse'sion : Rituated is: Fwonty-Atth streoh two Goors from teveatn | Stree, With plate glass doors and backs, dintag room fur. & MELLOR, AUCTIONER2.—BY HOUGHTON & | Pletely routed, with a lors of 18,000 men, wasnotcre | yonlg. be “concitersbly proumted, and ‘the eum congratulating This Wajenty on the assurances of the avenue, being 114 West Twenty-Gtth strect, the sane not ton tater est tin tat OE ehete MELLOR, to morrow, Friday, at 12 o'elock, at | dited. solldetion of the present syslem — must ne- | ftiendehipand regerd of all other powers was ineemaie- Daving been dispceed of at te sale, consisting of | chairs, chamber forniture, riebly carved rosewosd be). | 118Nacseu strect, to pay cash advances, six rosewood | A telegraphic despatoh from Vienna of the 20th, an- | cesserily retard thit erent If auch hopes be en- pred tirnnphagewy pie ne pretense ae necessary aod for elegance, use and edatonds; buses aad wash ands to Pee eee en ated cnoa ts comton makers, fally War | sources that Prince Menschikoff had advanced with his | ferttined by the partisans of the Spaeety, iblah ae | ing alluded would not lead to 4 ruytare between the ane poly catalog f mnaterial end workmanship, for tee moet part in Ose or: | Uitah, with and without furniture, tacludlin weet ka troops to Burlauk, on the river Alms, and hed taken up | pointe, as the evolution which would sweep the Bpur- | t¥0sovernmunta, as both: wore anxious to Ger, avd diviced suitably into parlor, chamber and senyeeed aii aeunae oe nens ape ‘a position there, awaiting the attack of the allies, and from the Spanish Peninsnls would most assure‘ly | S°°° ge remy aren pcre Cam oa Foom furniture, of rosewood. mahogany and dlackwat | walnut and ook hall share; foggther with a lage sorsrt” relafi ts, Prince Menschikoff had also | Bot, make an exreption fn favor of a son of Louis ¢ ae of which the following isa Tem: But. Ass, will be sold all the beds, beddiogand linen, | anuts oh Aeetene } expecting forcements. of 3° | Phippe, In the article {a question the Débats sa 6) See which the following is sam- the iver ware, cutlery and cutglass ware and deso: | Ret of plain farnitare, &e.; mahogany totes see oor, telegraphed to ®t. Potersburg that tho Russian fleet had | the authority of a letter 1a whlch it professes to pleco | ™AIY: A Mr. Gibson, an American, whilet Fectiidg tn rations, ocme of which are meguifcent beyond descrip. wa ingle, olagakey masie: reeole; aes ltlar Wee safled from Sebastopol to intercept the reserve from Var | implicicfaith, “The loan of $4,000,000 of reals, which | $0me part of the Dutoh Hast India poserasions, had on- tion; also, the elegant mirrors fine oil paintings, rich | terion Ae” kee cag, ne casein ease pa. This was su; to be too good news to be true, | the Minister of Financ» negotiated a few days since, has | Gosvoured, to provell upon the Sultan of Diambl (See tayert n ‘ond suite ten, i ey t fo a. was supposed news Deen in great part by means of overdue coupons, or | WDAt ul F purpose wee not ee ce 'y, and st of furaiture, in all smounting fo upwards of 200, in | paeene, a establishment, cffering’ inducements et class | Toriotiery tickets, Ae. 887 Broadway. aon The Paris Siecle says that Prince Menschikoff will await | of bills on the Treasury which had not been paid. The | 2* mange, Dutch sutbority in Da! F z : i E k E and those ebout re furnishi $$ ____ | the attack of the allied troops in the entrenched camp | State has therefore received, in place of money, ita own | t°*- original eort. Srede; evan ry mareheats ine authori rihith, taken positive. thei houses, seidom met with, as the whole. stock ERIVAL OF THE MYSTERIOUS CLAIRVOYANT.— | which protects Sebastopol. Should the eamp be taken, | PAPtTereepts sum of 8,000,000 of reals, which has | 10, the, AMiheribes fet Soogaa ethale on pos! be scld, and can be relied on as having been Madam MALN ia the most wonderful clairvoyant in paid in money. The emberrassment of the Mini dither on bail euenting te A UCTION NOTICE—UNRESERVED SALE OF FURNI- | Posy for the custom trade. Catalogues os the | the’ world. She is at liberty to be censalted at agg-| the town will be defenceless, and the old prince will him- | ter of Finance is extreme.” If I could credit the on. S we ‘trial, bg a ‘cn Frag” Oat ath that port tn aoc, meee ll | morning of sale, F Bowery, upon past, present and future events; alo as | t0lf get fire to it, in fultlment of the resolution an- | planation elven ofthe operation, refered fo, the matter Jalgus bag an atu Oe SIRE Gein RAE salesroom, 90 Pine and £6 Cedar strests, a large assort- ‘AUCTIONERR—BY H. #1 LEEDS & | She wil, while ihe trance, deccribe the nature'aat | 2Owzeeia his proclamation, Having done this, he will | 4 just euch an amount of truth ia it as is maflclent to | Wat clearly (how was not stated), net legally, went of household furniture: rosewood suitea in broca- ber at 10% o'el at locality ‘of diseases, and prescribe for the same. She ig | *5ume the command of the flect, and risk » naval battle, | cover tho misstatement. The fects are these:—At the Ex. Lapin coprraient, tea ity aon Serr Sell, Mate joleth end plas, setae; chairs, martio top | the sales treet, tale of "wonderfal Medium, ant willeommunicam | not with the hope of euccoss, but in the expectation | rogrestion of ce of the weelthlat uplta'its of Mad- | ‘idiciment, and the, Ame:iovn was soquiled., Babee Sates; black walet booekavess mahogany and | Warnes, Plated ware, &e., to be sold any reserve | with departedinends, 0” | of a glorious disaster. Bena ley, f6Gheae be Taek et ned Pee ceases | Council ee Jaslies ‘for revisions process Whieh those Dab wate ig rao, Foreman eds nd wash- Gets Sreceoetoeenest ot copmaled BIROLOGY.—MRS. FLEURY. FR0M PARIS, WHOSE | Acoounts from the Baltic state that it is nearly certain | gfinirs, Ho declared that he hed funds at his dixposal who are accustomed to consider one trial fal, ta starde, mahogany Gnd bleck walnut do., ma tached Sees ryt pied relatives prophecied Napoleon I., is the celebrated | orders have been received from England for the bom- | to provide for mort of the current expenves of: the day, idebeleg sy ify cinta eryrie plan palllesters, &c Also, ailver plated ware, ‘castors, table | by Rosckell, ‘Bosoal ‘first person of the present age’to foretell future | bardment of Revel before the return of the fleets. but that if he did ro the intarort of the debt mruat remaata pepe d sousiony ven. enaeee vee Sak dovers te handle knives and | Racine and H Poolisclins'cr'git ioazedl | eveuts tite and, ceriais’ Can to conseied at Ses unpaid, ax the funds which thonld have deen applied to | feateneed to twelve year’s imprisonment, and whee the forks. Also. plated oval mantel and mir: | clocks, ‘and il ‘dou: | Broome street. The German pepers mention s rumor from Bucharest | that object had been all made away with oy late Police bn his rid Ss Sane to him the zezé, ichly gilt frames Also, one feooot phasor, ble an seal finger rings, seed of great importance, if true, vis.:—that the Russians Lk nn ar fae invited them to aid him in msin- pang pe age? and we = Ea im ges seven octave, sold with twelve months . Cater | gut do, sseant Neondagied of vaio’ STONIEEING, 70" ALI. MADAME MORROW 2, | bad not only not evacuated Galstz, but that the corpe of | felning the credit of, the country. The sapitatists ay- | rica Gideon made his'-own statement to. his £ on - devices, ‘hairpins, miniature lockets, brace Al Without expeption, the most wonderful General Linders, 60,000 strong, had recrossed the Danube | manded, a1d, bein, — Kern of a prest amountor the | Yezment, whose minister st ‘the Hegue NOTICE IMPORTANT AND Posrrive | eM, st0ne cameo do, enamelled. gold and gurnet do, clas. | 12 ihe nous, ox That future roster and gil show'yerr | and-entered the Dobru fucha - Letters from Matehin also | coupontim questions deiivered thems up. aa raid, which | Deen. instructed to domand:: from she. lista, g0- bas. F astoniamed | state that that lace bad been occupied again by the | Was the same, an far'as they wore concerned anit they | Worintrt santo "inal int art etiaont wel a a a ry tea sets, castors. vegetable dishes, frait stands, candle. | thousands during her travels in Europe. She is a had advance] money, vering that the proceeds of -- heceithen? pouee Ia pertect good hectine | Stick? Tankard, ete, vistas jlahes | rut Geng oC coven, tnwer ant, mat bow | Soot armas nny renal | adrpons mere te 2 iad ee eres | in ketone ite i win ome ea From the qrevabouaee of Charles Moore, fori, Niaety: | Sod other indie, wpstosy oe all of tke highest gain [italsotonse & tell'oven thats ver? thoughts, and'wit | The Baltic reached Liverpool at 2.4 M.on the! 27th the Détas fo M. Collada, Garing ‘he interview with the | Sctlereraaling it madery and Nowe ingen ult chance ever offre? to genome wishing to atook thelr SSantoles of elegant bron ees ectiormcls meatal | ts Ropptness of iat blise, ‘Hee vee | Mt fnbee gentleman’ being an wilicg to coms ty the arsisg | Our territory violates our laws, his crime may Me greethowses. Terms cash. Sale positive. Catalogues | Sings’ 2 wert geome TE ene tee trate sotonishing $e all'who vide hare Tow | Lord Denman died on the 26th aroe of the minis'er as be was to rassive it. The Débats | Punishment, but certarnly not his claim to indewemily, Row ready. PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 79 Nassau st, splendia jutinas; thee aa involve Ge fans | who wish a speedy marriage may ot soon, and they The Viceroy of Egypt has given orders to dispatch Ponty aa a iS cae ape ns of oe — Thins. Ee nae, depend trae vice, eter. ave + } Ci ouees, wi ave we UCTION NOTICE —SAIE OF VALUABLE caoron | “°°? eee principles of {peloton 14 Broome street, | 1°3000 additional troops, with a corresponding force of | been ordercd to be shut up,” aad it Inmonta that the | MOVEMENTS OF THE UNIS STATES FLEW, lasts. SAMUEL O: GOOD, auctioneer, 64 Nassau ‘OHN W. RINDYKE, ANCTIONEER—STORE | between Cannon and streets. Gentlemen not | Srtillery, to take part in the war in the Kast. governwent shontd hav itself {to the re- | The Union brevght us late «les , ‘will sell by auction at the store 634’ Broadway, 110 Contre street, corner of FrankRin— jd | admitted. ‘The Paris Monitevr arindunces that the Austrian Gene- | sentment of a body whose influence is atill’so great | ‘The U &. brig Porpoise saijed for the pear streot, on Saturday, at 1034 A M.. a choice | household furniture, oil paint ‘&c., on this Oc 1 Hess made his entry into Brcharest on the 23d Sop- | *™00g. the lower classes, and thus expo: Prates Shoal oa the 28th of June ; al at & colleétion of green and hothouse teeing the stock | tober 12, at the corner of Thirty seventh street and ‘-ADAME ALWIN, FROM P. TENDEKSHER exp | 7?! Hess entry inte, Brel on °P- | civil war,” &c. Now,I can safely affirm, 20 P.M. of tke 1st July, and st.one o'clock that night of « gentleman retiring from b Third avenue, at 11 o’cloek—Furniture, sofas, ‘obairs, ‘vices to the ladies and of this elty 4» | tember. The Emperor of Austria had despatched tele- | supposes that the monastle orders aro papulat communicated with a number of shlgwrecked, Ohinese eam tenet or —————— | tables, carpets, bureaus, Soll : , by books.end scienfle, and is to be consults | graphic orders to General Hess to offer no opposition to | or bave any infinence there. is wofully igaorant of the | there. Immediately proceeded to get them Olf to a Chi- UCTION NOTICE. LACE CUR. | one large painting, the ‘ciegeet for cnt fatey: | sbout "Bio, marriage, business, law matters, fo. Eb a Sab eke Wabkish Glatz, of | Sony, oF of the feelings of its population, high oF tow. | nese Junie rent there for the purpose of them, taina.—VAS BBs will | seantel Sek, eines coe hind, canary dieds ang | Will tell the name of the ‘or gentleman they wi | the movement furkish army upon : Not an arm was raived im Spain to prevent or avenge the | (by Messrs. Schaeffer and Berevvart); that "auc sell on Thursday next, October 12, at 10 o’elock, at their | cages, one gold watch, one silver dos pair of aple } also the mames of ‘visitors. Madame Alwis | Ibraila, in the event of such » movement forming part | abolition of the monasteries; and. though I do not en- | ceeded in putting on board 100, the next tay the rest auction m »® | vases, and other # ‘the English, French and German Re | of the combinations of Omer Pacha, No impediment is | tirely approve the manner in which that most nocessary | were placed In the Junk, aadon the morning of the 38 po pe hte a Rew tt wate hinterne Se T S e 200 between First and streete | 4, be th: tn th by the Austrian ti to offen. | Measnre was carried out, I can deay the oxistence of any | of July towed out, to the U. 8. bri, by the dotted Swits mustins, embroidered jx- ERY COSTLY WATCHES AT AUCTION, THIS DAY —| Office hours from 14.A.M, t06P. M. Ladies 60 omnty | *? b¢ thrown in the way by rar @° | such feeling towards the works. For ‘before the | boats. At acon of the + coxct and Swiss collars, p'ain tambored ‘and mus- In my cats! of diamonds, jewelry, ke., to he} gentlemen $1. sive operations by the allies against Russia in the Prin- | convecte were abclirhed the mi Dallads wore | with 600 passengers ot the Hin sleeves. babite and chemiseties, te eats ‘and thie ‘at 11 0’ at my ‘salearooms, 16 Walt Treas cipalities, those which turned the retigious Xdere isto jor there on the 6th. Four ober, ladies’ embroidered robee, pettic ats, book and ja- ftreck, will bo found asout of the most costly and ‘RS. LODER, $3 FIRST AVENUE, THIRD DOOR | “o., 1; ‘Times of Sepiember 27 The But the statement of the Dévats, that the * reli one immediately after bel conet'foureings, trimmings, andy Bos making an ox- | expensively made watches ever im by the cels- below Twenty-first street, third @oor, can be eon- ack tm ora! rember 27 says:—The com: | cers ot both sex:s have been driven from their houses, ‘the overland of Chi tepaive assortment ef well selected and most desirable | brated J ating freres. 1! sulted uj mercial panic in the United States is severely felt by sev- | is untrue. I am assuréd thit not a singlo member of a fe- | on July 22, apeahiog of act, ssys:—We mpd .* 5 ineleding ‘double timekeepers, with inde: | 1#2#@, erel Birmingham manufacturers hitherto greatly de. | male community has been distu-bed, and those Isdiesre- | the Ceparture of the United States brig Porcolse tor } jent &e, 'was imported expressly for a | Saturday: pendent upon the American commission houses in this | ™ain in security and tranquillity in their convents as be- | the Pratas Shoal in our issue of the lst ing With | AUCTION BY MAN:ON & DEOK, avcrionmens— | pensent » : eof ties pont com: oases in fore. During a recent visit to more than one to wa ta. | zuch pleasure we. cow chronisle ber return. Te eou- oadway house. Guarantees will be gives with each - e ep pt Broadway, salesrooms $8 Highth avenue.) | watch, and ss such an opportunity may not again offer country. There is no abatement of the extreme slack- | g; mae bad conselon to see more than one éstablizhment | Peg ee ee vary pana 4 om brary ner naga ver $6, worth china, glass, earthenware, most artic! wi of Amer’ orders, and im ters of hardwares, the hind, sn: e inmetes are living ia the samo traa- ntcrest create fo Rolando, Heh ornaments, ke —Stook ‘contained in store, 220 | ctahction Trermecttally steneet tee Seas articles R me ge 4 oe * timation in the eye of the world st auction, I re: ai) manner they were in before tie late revolution. | officers and crew, an es' who are now in England for the ostensible and avowed: | 3°F, Tue tase » sumll number of mx ha, who hed beet! | of whith they way well be proud. The future Bleecker, cre door from Carmine, to be positively sold s | tendea me Wishing Ren clase’ watehoo auction thie el reteies en Sr eae ise Viet ieee er object of buying goods, are returning without making | ostablished by the lote government in the convent of | of the United States aurvesiog squadron in these morring, at 10 0” continued from ‘ll wold want’ pit is peremptory ard without ‘£enerve. ) poss ¢ arti "i Lore ct noar 8 ny than that whol ootah denis: innate tl he Kevpers onerat Eom akD SIN zENICH, | halfaterd Columbia's nae. parchasae, bovine fons 9 {op et wxateals waned, ead asta ere i eae cn | cin Dent us commun maenneee reg’ sate ates <a cS TT . é Cabn rha'l count her friendly grasp, te 4 b: i ‘ond the re-establishment of the or’or by a decree of the | intent It should be printed in letters of gold, and mar- CONON NOTIOE.—LsRGE SALE OF SIAWLS.— | > Gonive SALE OF APAIVATEGALLERY OF BEAUTI Ard Hay ti own her sway, it respects the ur reduced stosk om hand, and the ina- | ints goverument was illegal. Convents of men wore | gincd with the word glory. : by FOSTER will sell this day ful Oil Paint: of the Dusseldorf, Belgian, The Canadas, within her clasp, Dility of their customers to retire current bills, the re | abo) the Cortes; the law is +till io vigor, and } ssdout 12, wis of rich and desirabie styles, and of be! ‘J Boe Shall see » brighter day. itious. It i rtheless, the opinion | the present goveroment has only repealed the {Uegality Death of Lozd Denmar. — i seanonable sty'eg, Tho sale 1s special and peremptory. pee A Contine an rok Tea saad pugtig committed by Its predecessors [From the London Nows, Sept. 2 , suction op Toureday ana. FeMlay, Oot, 12 and 16 at°T The Baga’s wings sballopans of the American importers referred to that at any early | “rhe Débats inequally mistaken when it speaks of the | Lord Denman died on Friday last at Stoke AT ’ A °SHON, B4LE.—By JORN MONTGOMERY, Dolock, at the guilecies ational acndemy of Dug, 163 And while old deepotiems wane, vetiod the teade will again open, ant hardware goods | exito.ce rsiomot exiensive communiom in Spain, | Nertbemptonanie im his uments ath yeas. His “ol pec sa 8 y q St (034 o’clock— | Bro.dway, private of modern in. * This land its glory shall sustain— be in demand. e a property 9 Luke ©: ana | ix an impressive 6v Teasons then the uc ‘200 Icta and packages of ware, 7 Beae d of xensive tore in the routh, and of | as! ence and aM ‘which held, and the ‘ white grsn'te painted ‘ec Sry Specimens ofthe Bigs The noblest of tian. An English company {s about to establish » steam | {ho daily rece ipt by A inten thy of intelligences of ghe Tap be obtained in his bet gh} a 4 edged ‘earthen: e ‘profession. dipt ‘ware | French, Ergiish ard American schocls, well worthy C. W. ROBsCK, 65 Lombard street, Baltimore, Md., - C ae eo dtreeeen by the package and from | attention Byrne hoes ‘This collection, made wi where all lettera’ con! tea canbe sent, packet communication between Bremen, Antwerp, Havre Pry Lae Gt it with See nae he hes td in his life Red wt A mie ie astves, i 1ots to suit parchasers, re and at inolades $1; gentlemen, $1 50. all will receive immediate | aud New York direct. true communism have taken place i ory with eénie e ale SD anak Adah tam nd aera flower vit mend attention. Baton Audré Marie Hae, who was successively firs, | "Pals, but their perpetrators are those whom the Dtbats | the news of bis'deeease wap in many ning Centon syrte= i wre point AD- ‘and othe: subjects of eneral interest. ‘Tie, whole 9) cepmepeeee eee een de t XVIMT. and Wie on | Soon seen hie os Lona von eheeaatie pS jue post memorable scenes ale ane vertis' week, Academy of Design, valet de chambre to Louis . Charles X., years, plundered country; who, when it rom streets, ovr country our Breudwny, is poetyoned uatil Tussdas aed Wodnes: | tens te wom ben aa spel. | ___,_GCULISTS AND AURIS. | ‘he roth uit. at his eatale of Ot, Souvour, near Bray | powet became mevitable ecaptied tie teearury, and Cid | Foto racine the exoltiog summer of 1: iS ie tutta cnneaaions, ane eo, Sucve, feng‘ PME W. ROTEL, FADPESON OF TREATS | (ine und Mars), where snco 1890 bo Hive incom | Eoueereranihe eros gh miltny sunken, | mame wot, with hi ae ecguen't hs erey ee, IW “—__-_____ | rile, Umpentack, Braadonbars, Rosle ‘burg s Dut | A of she, a7® and ong, erastves hs patients from © | picts retirement. Te was the only on of M. Hue, whose ‘who have givea fhe exemple of the aorst’| peiot, dhtough fhe” virtdeus ipmbethy the on" pronie UCTION. NOLICE—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER featback, oot, Lante, hie Weare | co tiskt © aren Tity, Wed cxpdora | 18200 is wo frequently mentioned as a faithful and valued ‘of communism; but they were not censured by | hare the bapriness of belog subject 10 ith om The —Vriday, at 1036, o’aloek, at 37 ‘hayer, Wilson, Denby, and othe: artis ensive pract xperience ity, S cane Reber a ten ‘argo | Th# palutings wit! be on'view from Sept. 27, from 9 in| discoveries enable him to treat wiih skill aud great suc- | rorvant im the history of the latter days of Loais XV I. they clacly understand to Raye suariGeed worldly 0b, atts Btroct, bet streets, a large the morning until 8 at night. “Admission free. ‘ania - eal A private letter from Madrid says eee Jeots for someth! or. In the conflict betwen the Oe foo Bigs oy Ne Ma mg An . Peete oars aint omaaialions, Septeost, tert apn co intnans bechowg 25th ult., was had be n servant to Mr Houle, the American ister in | cls! of Ie ‘mentary privilege. from. we Ninth avenne—so's baresus, steady, no imaprovement im price. Fine qualities 1, has given important information poverwment ; Bonciees, ‘and other bedstonds, renpecting thepart alieged to have teem taken by his master Beds ond tedding, Brussels and othe: peta, and a ver Were sought after for the Continent, for seeding purpoves, affe gust. ho ety otothersfidleg as . feet ‘the best used, part ef library; it may be the means of Foreign wheat fim. American flour being scarce, was foout vbey savers 7 peniansd, left iy ) Tues | “g SSIGNER'S SALE OF RICH AND VALUABLE FURS, | sccom ait makers, used one season, by au | Bert acring ‘a treasure which-ioney eamsot buy, art. | Yelative'y higher than other sorts, Onte 6d. to ls. por | few days before Mr. Soulc’s doparvare, and refused. to SAMUEL O3G00D, auctionser, will sell, tg Srna cout 1 Lp oe 1 Damasous feral eyes sense without = ~ pain, = quarter dearer. beepers oy sy ord j RICHARISON spennie sep. ney hace oy dits'morhing (Thasstorn) at iove Arad, an exten. | cxve of im jeaeetn, 2 ee samen cxser | Pewell's celebrated ‘polf-nct 7g and ea fountains, sage tne Mins Didris Rapanel pubianes Mr, Boule ister of tes |The weather bas been, eaeraily'showery aad ¢:rmy rive stock ot rales ‘ars, comprising merten, | 1 Porter's rige; 1 pair finest | which 0} the medal at Palace, can be | was # fair attendance of bayors, with a good demand for | 3cih of August, which I have already tracemitced to |“winee our last of the 226, but today it fe mee fa- two nizes, silver double cet of ate | procured at his office flour, wheat and Indian corn, at » further sdvance upon | you; also s long reply and a deal of ex which | yorable. Cog Fe) and mountain mir- i tase, congiiat ” 7 oan SE ! kes 20 tarest, sine’ it dees We continue to haves good inquiry (from, consumers) ‘tatural genet and swansdown cuffs Mme lent ‘ne 7 WHEELER, OOU! 486 BROADWAY, CORNER | Prices of the 294, making the improvement of the week avy new with reapect to the American. "s | for wheat, flour, and Indian corn, and being: wii ts, ke. | whole w: iutely sold, by of the owner, a a bos capes, coats, ko. | hole wi te ee owner, D)isr"ireome sheet, dersiag ha ttotion fo dante 42. to 64. per bushel for wheat, In. O4, por barrel om | proceedings here. ‘The same jourzal mentions, om tie | ssriven stctinet, neliacs have been: eas, OPem, pont, Ane- | Neve See ESO tiie) Hie sh ei <A) 5 | | Stee ore, na coneien Wo that there fe none of | four, and Je, per qusrter on Indian corn. Authority of a letter ftom Lirbon, that Queen Cheistias | telling, nal farther advance on te soles. BS SALE OF OF GROCERIES, 11. | the numerone disorders to the human eye is aab- embaihed there on the 10th, om board the French war | quotations; and for Indian eorn there poy ang nee others in want Sant teateerees 3, Which be cannot thoroughly and iy care | | The secounts from the mannfsataring distriets show a | Stecmer Newton, which sailed on the 14°h for Bordeaua, | toree buyers than vellers and s wi Pa) at atetion, ‘ Haerboure th a. Me tos le Artidtial eyes tutarted. tendency to quistness in basines, althoagh prices aro | another peper, the Union Literal, states alan, on the | sre coumel ry farther advance 3 ae FOUNDRY AND MACHINE | o’c'ock, st 19 Bri ———— a pretty we'l maintained. At Manchester the export buri- waactty of 0 Lisbon bie Reed pb dh tations of Is ter fate », 6a. 6d w most tentiona’ u B salectt ‘wih vall ca u'greenee 385 cnt Toe Aten. | battes, clveno, chm nz sees was {ssetive, snd the musket dull. At Birmiaghum | Toot cr Gaden, politely intieeted $9 the Duke de Ricg? | cise rot ts te bad vader ‘an ney street, to morrow, 7) Ook 10, a8 10% A-Ms the petatoss, Lean, INE ART?—HENRY H. LEEDS reapectfallyan- | thedemand for iron was satisfactory. The depressed | rares that the toocer the august Indy sft the 94; of | met with at that Agure eon ; foundry and machine top, also leske of | rice, tetaceo, eprzm oll, ke. 5: Bennes to the pabal hat they Rave portansoutiy)se |. condiilene€ commmapeial affairs in the United Staten was. | Lastienta the more vatietactory would tbe te ais, ike acovunts, bream aeebadt 0 ore and wpe ae ‘two wagons, and one rales and harness. | general asrortment of eon; od the: i m6 vce | felt both in Férmingham and Nottingham. The [rich aiarming reports bava been spten’, at to com distriots. Lise Ferg fab etegtee, Ontaloguae Whe day peorions Fears of raion Oar Alo, Serie oy fhe Rent oanaations, f Being thels inten: V vio0n martae were heavy. forest ose Porton, Otome COND CRT hee ate oe MS aceqpianteste praca SEUERME on Meindl ioe it | ERROR geE Sepnetern Sete one Peta tae opty cal the | Money tn London was a littls tighter Consols for bout to break out here. Those uno protartity | The exports from Naw York, from 294 alt. to Sept. 5, NHAPLFS A. MAITLAND, REAL ESTATE ANDGENF- 5 ¥'8 BALF—ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, AT | ettention of artiste, qrancisseurs and the public to th | mor ¢ 05 to 64;. Businosingotive, Tu, kisi acrip de r Thuve myceit neon and bere! copalvt of 1,784 barrels of flour, 920 quarto + / rel anctloreer, NO 6 Nasanu street, oppcnite the S Loleloek, in Liberty atrest, nett Poncord atrest, | advactagcs offered'ts point of lccation, space and au | 1 -*? from Payvano to perscas bere, uactors in iamowa Prices wf eact.ceas Castow He use, DD pcre attention to the sale | Perckish ore Ja-ge bay horse, One SOF ol horse. Tertor Hgut. Dv notice will econ be gtvea of the Grst | tiicedto 2% preminza. acd} con trace the Pyoa of the erany—of the geatry Dore tha valine here, aad receipts stil, Of househc'd fyreiture at residence of Camitios. Jous Pumes, Depaty. %e LOTT, Shortt. | gale, lu cor cemaler adverticoment. (In tae Liverpool cottom market oa the Sth, @ fai | who's:9 now ter(e%, samp avemy in France om the poUsp ‘Toe pcounte of the yisld of the wheat opts