The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1856, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OOTOBER 5, 1856. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HEBALD. he great obstacle, you may remember, to +. comple- . of Mr, Dick’s famous memorial was that the head of g Charles would, somehow or other, always get in. have very fairly laughed at a similar weakness on part of Mr, John A, King, the republican candidate Governor. Speak, talk or write, what or when he , the head of his family—the head of Rafus King— inevitably get in, and render the speech, conversa- v eusay simply ridiculous and laughable. The ten- »y 1 irresistible. It is in him, and must come out. sons of Rufus King are all afflicted the samo way, ing a plaug.ble presumption that tho taint ia neredi- 7, aud should be pardoned, as we pardon more violent objectionable ageaults of lunacy. Of course every- ) knows Rufus King to have been a very estimable tleman, ® statesman of some considerable power, and vnsistent abolitionist. These are points im his favor of ch bis posterity may justly be proud; but be had the ng of begetting children with minds so ill balanced 80 befogged and belittled with silly vanity—and of be- Mg 60 many of them, too—that it may be doubted sther the balance of account is not, upon the whole, ‘nst him. In spite of bis repeated and mis-timed igia of his magnus parens, the Repubiican Convention ona thinks that a living ass is better than a dead bw Te) this kingling to the very king of kings, as biméelt, ig not to be questioned that the course you have pent peopee to adopt on gubernator! matters will meet aa respense throughout the State. People of this regal estate; they long for a State witnout g. They are disgusted also with old fogyiam. A new ular movement like that which is destined to mace mont tenant of the White House, was presumed to be ‘ital and useful as wo dispense with old blood and old egement. It was su ‘that, acting ip accordance © the sentiment of the crisis, the State Convention id give us a fresb, vigorous name, about which the id mit who constitute the strength of the party, id rally with the same cothuriasm as they do avout | ame of Fremest, cdplent as itis of green prairie, the animating, bracing atmorpbere of a mountain |. Instead, we ‘pave an embodied tradition; a fogy ogies; a dry figure from the catacombs of the past; all, and the secret of ail, the tool and orea- ich, hke the man inbad, rode the whig par » death, as they now propose to ride republicanism to tb. Tia in this latter light that the nomivation of Mr. is most objectionable. So judged, it should meet wi unequivocal hostility of every true man to whom the tence Of the republican as @ national party is at ail Nor need the ardent supporter of Fremont permit conscience to be troubled with the idea that the cause ig favorite chiof is in the slightest degree iaentitied that Mr. John A. —— They are really hostile. New Yorker who advocates Fremont cannot do it ‘@ advantageously than by bolting the State nomina . He cannot do better service than by extioguisning and forever this Seward-Weed influence, now at- >a to be fastened upon the free neck of the new ‘The most active antagonists of Fremoct, whom ( 0 be the dark lantern adherents of Fillmore, e deadly inimical to our candidate thio thi ‘any junta. The history of Fremont’s nomination is to be written, When, however, the {uture Hammons upon the task, he Will have 'to tell a siory’ cca ing the statement I do not hesitate to make, beceuse ake it with sure knowlege of the fact, that no caadi- more unpalatable to Weed & Co. could have teen ed than John C. Fremont, and that his defeat ia the ional canvass would rather gratify ttan distress tiem; that they only use his uname for the sake of the eth it gives to their miserable, selfish, treacherous nations for State cflicers, througa which they tope etain their bold upon the Vhrost of the State and mb- it to @ railroad monopoly far more deleterious tc the lic interest than the direct introduction and institttion ‘avery. a] ew thana year ago since the name of Celonel mont Was firet suggested for the Prasidency. A state it mace by Mr. Bates, of Calliornia, as to tne modeby hb the thing was breught adoat, has been a@uthorta- aly, , cgutredioted, but only as to the ‘manner au narration. The followiog may be regarded substantial:—A number of gentlemen recruit Sy, rn -blican ranks from tbe old democratic part; councils the voice of Hon. N. P. Banks, moe then candidate for the Speakership of tae se, end the two Blairs, senior and jupior, both demo- ‘tic in their lifelong associations, were exceeding’y po- ial, were induced to put the ni of Fremont iao cir- lob, &8 &D €Xperiment upon the sense of the publi were ted tothis courte by threeor four consider rst of which was a natural anxiety have Seen come from the democratic wing of the re- licans; #econdly, a wish to defeat the mad attempt ady contemplated by the Weed faction of forcing Mr. ard into nomination, notwithstanding inexpetievey of that course; thirdly, a det to forestall, if possible, the domination e new party/ which the Albany regens7 would ly acquire ff they named the candidates 4 availability of F-emont's og nd mpted to be appropriated by the positions made by them to Col. Fre 2 nomination a: Cincinnati, uo he chose the administration piatform; for such undoubtediy made, not: thstandiag artful devia! with which ex-Governor Floyd has fe It is Unquestionably true that, elated by their ees in defeating Know Nothingism in Virginia by the of Wire, and quite certain of earrying ‘he Prest- canvase with equal case, the committee who en- om that meh ee recent an aod carreenene Via. a large number of South- Cee yp ition and assurit It is also onquestionably it deciined the dishonor of standing for a heads were the violated faith of : facts, | say, induced the emen we have ro. to, to eatiaie the name Fremont as the repub- ‘The idea ran like cholera. The people The Seward clique, not re jee shrewdness an Torengat, reoogelg re wanes an’ iz but only as an instrament for killing of the Convention. Chase V4 u ame of Fremout 0 go as an olleet to these, confident thelr air woll tried a to manage the Convention to Mr. pre in favor of the l’residentisi candidate. Hence is accumulated insult and contempt have been upon the North Americans, who have done itely more to promote Fremont's success thaa all the lly of Sewardism taken together. Hence it is democrats pet of Al- Americ«n Fremont can- 10 the neces fac as more Dest aims than any other it will do so; end can be prea, ae sincerely as you being sure, in for Jobm 0. Oo may at at agreat many tha cs Mr. Greeley to the notship a mere piece of: try. 1 thougnt orepuy. —t means,tf a general way, to ‘s blunder. ,henverve right. ‘ot him batho omy Geerley would have been on! a serviceable to Sewardism than King will be chosen. Add to this his belief in the infallibility and di- vinity of William H. Seward, and there could be little hope of any counsels prevailing with bim than those Were d should devise. The writer is one of those who believes the salus popu- Ui requires the defeat of the Central Railroad State ticket, headed by the son of Rufus King. He your ad vice to vote for Judge Parker, old and oFesiaten ra whig, and a republican ip every — of the word, will never look wit confidence to the cs ervenes of W publicanism as @ popular creed, until the borings traf ficking, tric elf-seeking land Pirates of the Albany clique are deprived of all avthority, and the coatrol of the party placed in younger and disinterested hands. Let us elect Fremont and extinguish Weed by one and the same movement of the arm at the ballot box in November. It wiil be @ double victory for the cause of freedom. We Shall ibus put an end to malignant vampire, who sucks the lite blood from any party upon which he fastens. Le Fremont and P eke | be the ticket, REX, Nuw Yorx, Sept. 20, 1 Quarantine at Sandy Hook. TO THE EDITOR OF THR HBKALD. Sanpy Hoox, Sept. 30, 1856. At this moment, when every thivking man foels an in- terest in the sanitary laws of New York, Brooklyn, and our neighboring country, I bave visited this celebrated neck of land, for my own fatisfaction; nor is it my first visit to the region. The United States manifested great wisdom and pru- dence in selling Sandy Hook to the State of New York for quarantive purposes. What spot can unite such un- paralleled advantages for such an object? Here is a sandy neck of land, from five to six miles long, the Atlan tic on one side, ‘and tne immense Raritan, or lower bay, on the other. ‘It is uninhabited and unoccupied, excep: by the lighthouses; and, what is of greater tmportance for the Quarantine, it will be com pletely insulated. Thr fovernment coraitioned in the sale of the property that it sbali be used only for quarantine purposes. Here no tiickly settled town can grow up around it, as is now the case on Staten Island, ‘What location has such favorable advantages? Nature seems to have formed the spot for this important object. Look at in only—distant 5,000 miles from Europe, more than 20 from our great city, 12 from Long and Staten Islands, ard 5 from New Jersey. As far a3 our sister State of New Jersey is concerned, the Qaarantine wil! be more remote from her borders than its now. This can be proved from ocular demonstration, if any one will only use bis eyes, for he wiil see the hospitals on Staten Island; and the sickly vessels, ‘ riding out their quaran tine,” ‘as it is called, are nearer to Bergen Point and that section of Jersey than if both were placed at Sandy Hook. It is equally true that every Jerseyman coming to New York through the Narrows, is more exposed to the atmos. phere of the floating pest vessels at Staten isiand than he would be if the hospitals were located at Sandy Hook. At this mcment he ia exposed during sueh a trip on every hband—tbe hospitals on Staten Isian«, the sicklyvessels at anchor, on one side; whilst the epidemic 18 epreading from Fort Hamilton on the other, Thos is he in bis pas. sege from Monmouth by water surrounded by yellow fever. ls not this plain and true? When the subject is right; retood, who does not see that the citizens of Sew Jersey, from Moomouth, will be more protected from infection and the prevailing epidemic by the removal of the hor pitals to Sandy Hook ’—the epot which the hand of the Almighty ecems graciously to have designed for this important object. “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. DOPTION.—A GOOD HOME WANTED, FOR A CHILD daily expected, its parents’ necessities compelling the sacaifice, "Address Mrs. Morton, Union square Fost office. ——-N IS VERY ANXIOUS TO “SEE M, TO EXPLAIN the reasons for not meeting the appoiutinent at Sto ton, some four weeks since. Address Washington, Her ld eC. _TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. DSON BIVER RAILROAD.—FROM MAY the trains will apt. & lew street, Sundi ia ‘afternoon, Oct. 6, at 4 o'clock. reeatars, Leg nd Bund pe geri it by6 A and fon ed taken at re duced rates’ ‘Apply at thé atte, on the ND HARLEM RAILB YORE A JEW YORK AND ERIE BATROAD. —ON AND AF. ter Thursday, August 7, 1856, and until further notice, Bence nei leave a Duane street, aa fal: ¥ 8: — Express, at 6 A. M., for Bi Dunuirk ‘Express, at 6A. M., ‘or Dunbirk, Mail, at 8:16 A. M,, for Dunkirk and En tntermedt. remain over night ca emetinioniaioon » for ‘Newburg and ‘stations. ” Night Ex; eae aor, M, Buffalo. Pp ie BS Pom Ora ree aad inteome- ‘The above trains run S... ay trains count at (aries wie agar Fal Westen By ‘be Brrare and King! fe aaa ad for Dunkirk and Syracuse; at Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New i Now York ‘ailroad, for Bo Rochester; at Great Bend with ware, Lacka- ano and Western Railroad, for Scranton; at Builalo and Dua- CAE ih the Fake Ane Raroad, for Cleveland and Cinois- nati, Toledo, Detroit. De MCCALLUM. General Sup". OLLOCK'’S WEEHAWKEN INDIAN SPRING PAVI- lion —The new and elegant steamer RODMAN M. PRICK, David PeUock, commander, has commenced running her re- fuular trips for the season to this tavorite place Tenving, weekdays. from the foot of Spring street. at I Returning. leave the Pavilion at 128, aw 43g Pie Gandays. leave toot Spring street same hours. touck = ing at foot of Amos. Twentieth and Forty third streets. Re- turning, leave the Pavilion at 2 and f3, P.M. -‘Thie will prove the most ati active place of resort this season for excur- sions and civic parties. ‘The accommodatiens of the house are unsurpassed, and dinnera can be prepared on the shortest notice for 400 guests. Location direetly opposite Fifty third sineet. under the beow of the Weehawken mountains” Fares 64 cents. EGULAR MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND Troy. landing at West Point, Newburgh, ike he we ston Point. Catskill, Hudson and Co: The ne’ seamer GLEN COVE’ will leave ler Toot nal an Spr ing | strecia every Monday, Wednesday sol Friday, uy ¢ eee Co steamer ALIDA on Tuesday, Thursday and ey rnings For further particulars, inquire of J. LEWis "jr, No. 202 West street. TEAMEOAT FOR NORTHPORT—THE G#ORGE LAW leaves Northport every morning at 6 o'clock, for New York; returning, leaves Peck slip daily at 3. M., Sun- days excepted. ELEN WILL FIND A LETTER IN T UNION square Post office, directed to her Sh Oh tian mame. senses, F MR. GRORGE ELLIS, Twenty eighth strect, Saturday, Septemb; wo rooms, wil wil ul call again he will | confer a favor. ¥ THE ARTIST WHO PAINTED THE VIEW OF Stockton, California, at Messrs. Williams wens’, will send his address to box 278 Chatham square Pos ollce, he will hear of something to his advantage, NFOBMATION WANTED—OF JAMES BOGIE, SATLOR. Be lett New York for the West Indies about the middle of April, 1853, in a schooner, and hes not since becu beard of He wil) hear of something to his advantage by application to jerich, Canada; or to Goodever, Akell & NFORMATION WANTED—OF ANDREW J. BLACK, who left home on Tuesday, the Sth day of September, with the intention of going io a Lang Island race course, was expected to retutn the aame day, He In fect 10 inches high, sim built, dark whiskers and moustaches, and had on a dark green overcoat, purple satin veal, embroidered with black vel vet. mise pte and soft black hat. Any information of him left at the Lierald office will be kindly received for his wife NFORMATION WANTED—OF RDMUND K a native of Leigh county, Tipperary, Ireland; hy lett home a) is now about 24 yearr of when Vast beard of he Was in Baltimore, Maryland. Any information respecting him will be Seeahtehy, received, by addressing Joseph Ken n 1, Jones & Co , 38 White street, New York. ifiimore and Nortel papers please copy. WIS FORSTER, SADDLER BY PROFRSSION, FOR- meriy of Wagraman der Hart, Rhein Pfalz, Germany, lair of Indianolis, Texas. is called ‘upon to make known his Present whereabouts t6 Jacob Toei tri Kast Twenty-ifth street, New York, to enable him to answer the sorrowful in- quiries from Germany. . JESSE FORKER, OF BROOKLYN, WHO MAS deen missing for some days has returned’ to his home., ‘OTICE. ap tle 9 BERTOLI, OR ANY PERSON formation 2 + 2 io call at te olice of the underigued, where someisiag may " undersignt . ma be learned to his adv . Fescorr & CO., 86 South street, S —ON MONDAY. ANTED—A LADY, TO ADOPT A FINE child, ten mouths old. ‘The mother ina young widow, of respectable connections; has not the means of sup- porting it, None but u Je Americans need an- awer. Letters addressed L. Chesterman, Broadway Post ofce, for thres days, will be promptly aitended i, ‘Madam ‘sh to impose on ths unwary. Speumatizm, fcovaumption, liver yaa, complaint, orot . sitiaetieaa aioe ‘ie one WI ‘ isin rally iNed Indy. rt stroot, be- STROLOGY “PROFESSOR WILSON, PILE CRLE- brated astrologer, whose predictions néver fall, may be Foor Ladies 60 ceuls, Rentemen, $i, Time of birth required. Pigs Meg ee .—MRS. ay sai a eer mice 16 Grand sirket” New Tork. ‘Discases correctly tid cures made daily. No charge, emer. unless examination are given. dininistered by Mrs. ‘ADAME MEYER avenue, bet bbe continues to present py wd Journeys, versee in Roglh, Proceh and German, . ry, for Iarge or small ith dinners, * the shortest notier, pend st rorm can be tor pub: Ne Cy oF priv: parties. © C4 wi c. steers $50. 300 To eS ON WATCHES DIAMONDS a and $50) eee oe ee es i to the 10th ‘October, days in re ‘ONBY MONEY LIBERA om, niture, wai weiry, firearms, nantical, masica! and pte ‘iearuments: horecs wagnn, harness, ary goody 4 ware, wines, liquors, groceries. and N aLPR kn ne io Apply to MoUAFF, Ores Ke an LION FIRE INSURANCE COM et, New York, October 2, 1356,— Tireetors awe tie day deoiared a dividend of At per cent upon the capital stock, payable to the po and after the Sih inet. The tratster book. wi the 6th to the 9th inst, Wat MUL FPICE OF THE RIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD ¥. New York, October 2, 1856.—A quarterly divi. per cent on the capiial stock of this company has te ‘ny been declared, payable on demand, “D. PALMER, Treasure, TO BE LENT, ON BOND AND MORT gre proved real estate. situated ten miles from New fork, for three years, at t per cent. Insurauce oo bulld $3.08 Address ¥. C., box 144 Herald office, 108, FRANCTE a MPAGHER, WITA, LECTURE T before, th Library “min ‘at the Taber: tholic nacle. on due roeen “= Lg ve. cs as of, unnigan a GoW O's, 780 Broadway; and ar i tae irish Ht COSTAR'S EXTERMINATOR BFFACTUALLY clears rats, Croton bugs, cockroaches, &c.; Costar's elec- fric powder. for the destruction of fleas, mosquitoes, and all insects Costar's bedbug ees Costar’s wholesale and retail aepot, 883 Broadway, N LADY M. D. CURES DYSPEPSIA, DISHASES OF ver, heart, kidneys, bladder, &c; stone, diabetes, incon- finence of urine, night or day; inveterate rheu madsm,’ chill and vervous diseases, Cases given up by others particularly desired. Apply at 679 sixth avenue, from il A to3 ‘A LADY M.D. OCULIST AND AURISt, KRSTORES ‘blimdness amaurosis and sore eyes of long standing; re moving eaiaracts, scums, &c., without operations or pain. Versops Wearing spectacles prematurely enabled to do with: Gt them. “That the worst of eascs are cured by her eye ters may be seen at her office, from 10 A. M. tod P. M., at )Sixth avenue. ‘The poor attended to on Friday HEMIST CARL. MULLER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH viliers isan excellent preservative ‘against the yellow fever, fever and ague, cholera, 4c , and is highly recommended by phiysieiuus;. ne persous sbould be without 1. Bold whole- sale and retail at the depot, 107 Fulton street, New York, RUGGISTS’ FANCY GOODS EXCLUSINELY.— Brushes, combs, soap, extracts, pomades, instramenis Paris perfumery and toilet articles, and every article soli by aap except drags. - imporied sad sold wholesale by SK. Me © CO., 35 Nassau street, VERYBODY BU beware— LYON is on them— ‘ ou see it there. i Pe yon buy Lvon's magne wi our hous * 3 fasects al summer For rats avd mice Ms beets 424 Broadway, and No. & Fear not; if will be free ills are the pk re jouth Righth street. Fatal AS FIXTURES AND GAS FITTING. —G\8 PIPES put in, meters put up, and gas fixtures furnished. Liops and estension made in gas fittings, by A. A. TRAINOR, Fighth street and Fourth avenue, Bible Hi ‘ORRIBLE ACCIDENTS ARE NOTICED EV ¥ in our ‘A sure preventative by using our patent baa ak aad ree it be seannen break, cannot not ‘explode. Call Fulton street N ‘T & MUTT, manu! acturers, 69 SABELLA GRAPES, ISABELLA GRAPES.—THE SUB oper, trom ihe Pineyard of Et Collins, Bey Avon piace, Fsg., Avon place, jew Rochelle, and would cal! the attention cd confectioners to the same, BENJAMIN ws GOOF agent, 317 and 349 Spring street. Jorma great FREMONT IS, IN THE OPINION OF map at and true men, as certain to be elected Presi ‘ut of the United States, as KELLINGER'S tofallible lini- ment is to heal all sores, cuts and bruises. rARBLE, BARES. ithe tnicrauned lta ore To ft. to furnish any amount of very superior pure ‘white cy warble, th evite blocks @r tawredw dmcagons. "Ap ap ~ HENRY BD. ANDREW. IQR ANDERS. Matt ta eg ie PATENT FOR ny be obtained eheay by culling on MN; DAVIDSON, ipruce street, PREscurrions FOR. RIRUMATISN, —F. AND yepepeis, seldorn ‘eediy eu‘e ‘oewarded mail to any part of the pe oy Fy he mal fan lead, vidiadelatie Pou oes, HOWCASES —SCHMIDT & BROTHERS, MANUFAC- tory and warerooma, No. 6 North William near Frankfort, New York. and 77 W ansortmen| Third street, ci Ohio A large t corstantly on hand.’ Old show: cases taken In exchange. Crdera promptly exectted. hg &, beer LINEN FROM BRING Seas tose Davide’ axcelsior indeuibie te Neca. we and ara cea. “ate Ur now yy, 4 Ay 4 a poy ay ad a 4 warerooms, 44 Chatham street and 57 Bowery. ker, No. La Lae reap anee. —THE SUBSCRI- edge of @ smail tract of not yet located, and s Sa HOLDERS vurrounded by saing the of an excellent one tie Bins et Uy artielre bo: peeve GrcgRive, Jeresy Ohy or” Willems expense. GPORTING GUN TOR SALR—A. FIRST se Rngllah double barrelled gun. By ene of the ondon Very sight, with case, shot pouc! powder ask, complete. Price $60. "May be seen at 68 Union street, ‘south’ io ACIFIC EXPRESS Kaprese for California, Oregon and South Pacitie Coast, are forward by the ir? tes mat! steamahi Monday, Oct. 6, in charge of a # Small parcels received till 1 o'elock: Wan Ai agent. BOMBALIER & oe WiLL eee T AK, EX he wland ¢ on Tuesd: tober 7, CARER Cry, Appl at WebLs, Fkkdo's CO's ce roadway. mt LINE—RSTABLISHED USTRALIA PIO. wed ontaturdny” Now ‘Re fre vertised, on 5 cd after Fetdny, Met inet. thew untied ip er ah NAVivA Pa ‘0 tone. rheinter, ie raat ‘eceiving he Seweer, smoveecating Ay NS "Sight bills’ for sale, and cash advances above, For No. 6 Bowling green. made on consi . ro SAVANNAM AND FLORIDA —UNITED STATES Mail | ine.—The steamer ae a Cc. DL low, will leave on Wednesday on 8 from ‘pier ‘North river, at do'cloek P. M SEMIS iene freteht or aman ge apply to are vii. ie Fil Hey kets from. ka & a0 tor Feelant steamers from New York on KF ” poy) Fey AUSTR. Th * estas Hs | dewpat » Seas fone fe without a rns ar due rej cd Fo Foals SHIPPING, — R LIVERPOO.—UNIFED STATE STEAM op patric, ra iter, wil, depart with fe Fee orpianag iJ cat a yeep ae apply to A Le ae. Wall str 9 Fassen; to be oO, gers are requested fs 1 o'cock, A.M. All ust pase through the Post office: ‘others ‘will be returned. ‘The stoamshiv BIIOSSON, Capt. Lowber, will succeed the Baltie, and sal Saturday, Oct 2, N. B.—The rate of freight fram Liverpool to New reduced to four potas per tom measurement, until f 10 (PSE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATKY “cine ships comprising — The BALITG. Copt Soooph Coma The ADEIAFIO Cape oe (nde een by contract tor rery care ban been taken te con, ‘8 also in pomminint tor passengers’ are” wae une tor Ikbeada, avoid Qe Banka north of 43 degrees, unl shor PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. FROM BEW YOuUK. nr Sept. 13, & De For freight ce oe? EDWARD COUL No. 66 Wall street, N.Y. pen SHIPLEY ax Co. Liverpoot ENNARD & GO. 27 Ausiin Friars, London. BG. wal sWALGUT C0. Paris ‘The owners of these ahtps will not be accountable for sold, lous stones or metals, ut and the value ‘theront silver, bullien, 3 avecie, jewelr: Kean bite on lain are goed “J eign: ‘OR, LIVERPOOL-EMPIRE LINE.—THE CELEBR A- ted ship EMPIRE STATE. pier No, 6 North river, will Donitively gail on Wednesday, Ocbber 8, and ihe clipper ship 'YPHOON, pier No. 8 North river, on Saturday, October Lt. é.'apply on bourd, or to DEMAREST & JONES, reet, and 36 Old slip. 40 South be —TAPSCOTT'S LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK- ‘Packet 7th of October —The fast railing packet ship eNSAMIN ADAMS, Captain Chase, will poritively sail as above. ‘For passage ‘in cabin, second cabin and steerage, Se Routh sire Soares: pier 37 East river, or t@ TAPSCOLT & OO, ry OR LIVERTOOL.—THE LARGEST SHIP APLOAT — magnificent rew clipper ship OCEAN MONARCH, Capt Pages mill allon Tucedey: the wth af October. To as? cure passage in this noble ship, early application should be made on board, at pier 40 East river, or to SABEL & CORTIS, 177 Broadway. IRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL.—THE SPLENDID how ship ADRIATIC, Capt, Combes, pier 14 Kast river, It positively sall to morrow ‘noon. | For passage in cabin having unequalled accommodation, apply on {ABEL & CORTIS, 177 Broadway. OR LIVERPOOL. nae ee MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, For passa the packet ship LONDON. Rackel shiv ROBERT PERL salle Octobre T ship TORKTOWN: for, honton, nals Geciober 6 Fare in either ship—Second cabin, 818; rage, $16, and found. Apply to 7 street, ROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE DIRECT.—BRITISM Mail Sigamm Packet Co oe OMAS ©, KOCHE, 53 South 0} tain Cook. wGapialn Broadiess. AN le wheel). . CAMBRIA ‘Passage money for first iene (for whom there is excellent a commodstion »$ ssi a facta oe can be and steward's fee, but without wines or liquors, The staterooms are unusually large and well ventilated. Any one wishing totake passage is invited to visit the ship th Emeu made her last pease a Brccidie in eleven days and seventeen hours. Freight tak Roaable rates For that ‘or passage apply'to CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. TE. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. PEDINBU KOT, 2,000 tons, William Cumming, comma KK, 215) tons, Robert Craig, a NOW, 1062 tona, Jobn Duncan, commander. The G! gow and New York Company intend ‘calling hale new and powerful steawers from New York tor Glasgow di rect. as follows:—New York, Tuesday, 80th September at 12 o'clock, noon; Glasgow, § siries, 11th October, at 12 o'clock. noon; Edinburgh, , 16th November, 1? o'clock, noon. 3 oF rassac RA First class, $75 ; Third class, found with cooked, provislons, ‘An experienced eye attached to each steams Nighivorphecage aDly WIOHN MeSYMON- IT roadway, New York city bis or! roid only Feceived for passage. oR SOUTHAMPTON AxD HAVRE.—THR UNITED ea mail sicamer ARAGO, D. Lines, commander, will teave for Havre, touching at Southampton to to land the maila n Bat ,vctober 13, at 12 o’elock, trom jer Ker '8 North river, foot ot Beach street, Price of pais rat exbin, $190; second cabin, 878. ‘The ship. has fi comparinents, enclosing the engines, 80 that in the erent of collisida or siraoding the water could ‘pot reach them, and the pumps bein treet a work, the safety of the vessel ‘and pas: sengers would gaze not wanted daring the Yorage should be sent on bonrd the fa vatore sailing, “velow. ORTINI Evin ING ia ON ge ‘Agent, 88 Brosdway. steamer F ili succeed the Arago, N.B ah aod sald November 15. any.—The French sore sreamsbip ALMA, 2, Diurien, A car will leave for’ the above n hharedas Gat Doel reciae! , from pier ST ‘orthy river. Pri ce of passa, $100; rst ca oF iri a uecaed IE LIVERPOOL AND PHI POILADELPNIA STEAMSELP Company's splendid and powerful crariee CITY OF BALTINURE, 2, poh Ce ‘Bobi itch; CITY OF WAsiiNcrdy, 3.380 tons, Son gy m. Wylie; c. etre; KANGAROO, 1,974 tons, » Bape ‘Sewing. are intended t6 sall— ROM LIVERPOOL. oe Gir Sasa Sth November. City of Bal November. . +24 October. City of M oh do. of Baltimore Sth do r MATE OF bassin rAOM aw YORK. E ¥ ra will be takew hie in seen. nt ey obtain cera. of paaange and a ra Nba Liverpoo in a ‘sume of MM sien. & yes Ca at i TT Walaa a Phi ina pa en AL feral st a Piadetphia, ROUGHAM'S POWERY THEATRE ime. Doors Conteseedlyt b ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. THE OBLY STAGE whose great proportions can give TALENT Histrionte, Beenie; Machinia! and promiseuoualy Artisti, HANCE TO SPREAD ITSELF. 7 ‘The apl iendia bill for to morrow night will demonstrate the | MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, 1866, the performacces will commence with the eminently success- ful ads ptation of DRED; OR, THE DISMAL SWAMP. In whieh Mr Broughim, Mr. T. D. Rice, Mr. J. B. MeDo+ | nough, Mr. A T. Morton, Mr, Conrad Clarke, Mr. James Duon, Mr. Davidge, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Mr Parry, Mr, son, Mr. Brown, Mr. ‘urner, i no da. Misa Fanny Denham, Mr Held Wr. Carpenter, Miss Reignolds and’ Miss Lisay Wi ay nec Orchestra, directed by Mr, C. Dodworth, will perform | 1 choice selection o! pieces A GRAND DIVERTISSEMENT will exhibit she choregraphic ability of, FS ERNESTINE AND ANNIE HENRARDE, aise, isp Salome at's bebiney ‘orps de Ballet. Gonehutier with, by general desire, the never tiring extra- vagenza of PO-CA-HON-TAS. Powhatten seresen: Mr, Brougham John Smit Mr. James Dunn Miss Fanny Denbam URTON'S TEATRE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE Bond stree. ‘The most beautiful theatre in the world, The Manacer bas much pleasure in addressing his patrons atthe end of the first meuth of the frst season ai his new theatre, He i proud to acknowledge that the suc:e-s of his up town ucdertaking has been decided and triumph»nt—ex Sanguine ancelparions—based. as they xperience of the lverality and kindness Poca-hon tas Ne at larg ‘The theatre has been nightly crowded to the ceiling with fashiooable audiences, who bave evinced their perfect satis- nm With the performers and the periormances by hearty and well timed applanse E LUNG List OF FIRST CLASS PERFORMERS engaged epables the Manact {0 present a series of caste un- approachable by any other mel REW SCENERY, BY THE BEST ARTISTS, is daily ad- ded tothe stock list THE ORCHESTRA, compose of twenty of the best musl- cians in the country, directed by E, Wi -. exeente the Shatecst Opertares’ and places of rare, value, foun popular operas, and receives ite share af commentation. ORIGINAL PIFCES OF MERIT are in regular course of ion and producti y. in three nets: an original histori- an original Farce, are amongst elties, é ‘ike new method me ghting the house gives general satis- faction. ‘The Progceninm, justly heid to be the handsomest ever con- structed, bas bi Jeonies placed to its Private Boxe: 5 op ch now present the best seats in the house. The new Fangement of Stall Seats, or Orcbestra Chairs, meets the ap. proval of the frequenters A Ladies’ Saloon, or Ketiring Room, will be found in the lobby of the Dress Circle. ‘Ihe Refreshment Saloon, under the Parquet, has been new!y and elegantly fitted up. MONDAY, OOF, 5, the favorite comedy, received with miich applause, of : NS HUSBAND; OR, WAERE THRRY'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY, with Mre ©: Howard, Mra. ©. Fisher, Mr. Mark Smith, &¢, ‘The original and very suiceessful domestic drama of THE POOR SCHOLAR, with Mr. B. Davenport, M Davenport, Mixa Polly Mar- shall, Mra, Rainford and Mr. Brito ANEW HALLET: In which Mlle Duey Tarre and Mr. . Smith will appear. The great and very successful faree CATCHING A GOV!) ‘ERNOR, with Mr. Burton, Mr. Moore, Mr Setchell, Miss Fanny Browne and Biss Polly Marshall, who will dance 1% PAS DE FASCIN ATION the Box Ofliee will be open it 8 o'clock every hd remain open all the day. }HAMBERS orneep THEATRE. Burton's) uette, 25 conte; “Hose 60 cents; Becond Circis, 12) gens Private Boxes, $8. vi ware sEDDY reapesttully’ informs vicuda’ that, owing to the great success attending his etiorts at the Chambers street Theatre, he has made arrangements with the Western and Southern managers to rostpone his engagementa. by which he is enabled to announee that be will continue bis season at the Above establishment beyond the period at first projected. lonpay, er. 6, A new national drama, enti HOBSE SHOR ROBINSON. And the great Dutch comedian, Mr_S. W. Glenn, as [OOD & MARSA. NILE COMEDIANS, BROADWAY VARIPTIES €72 BROADWAY, Henry W cod. Business Wane ger G. Mare. . Stage Manoger ‘Wiil produce the beauitful crami THE TRISH BROOMMAKER, interspersed with Irish songs. To coveluce with . THE INVINCIBLES Prineipal characters by Master G: W.. little Mary and Louise, Doors open at 694; cominence at 734 0" Tick RO. CHRISTY 4 WOOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 Broadway, below Grand street, Heory Wood. Business imager Geo. Ubristy. je Manager ens surciniD BOWERY. Weffo, the Monkey. Tickets, % cents’ To commence at 7% o'cioe! HE WONDER OF THE WORLD.—MONS. GREGOTRE the Hercules of the age, still continues to attract crowded houses to witness hic TERRIFIC FEATS OF STRENGTH, At the Franklin Museum, 127 rand street, every afternoon at 3, and every evening at 734. ITY AS*EMBLY ROOMS. BROADWA’ ITALIAN a kit DuawiNa ROOM. has the henor to inform the p tublie that he in, TWO GRAND LIC CONCERTS, wiih A crry — ROOMS, the first of bay) will take piace eatin oe EVENING, OCT. 6. For these Ce Madame ABA gE LA ghaves. Madame KERTUC AMAL Madame SIEDEN DERG The Signor BRIGNOLI and AMODIO and COLETTI, togetber with the remain of his company, and & GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHOR ‘WILL APPEAR, previous to their droerere, for Boston, fs acl the He has been induced to give these Coucerts In order to give the public & last epporvunity of hearing these arta, as well 0 atord those who do not ordinarily visit the theatre a teas of eujoying the mute 1h TROY ATORE THE STAR oF cor) WORTH the well known and TITNOTS, Captain Chas’ 8..N. Passengers EW ORLEANS HOLMES LIN®—SAILS ah 4 a sopaer, 13th, J ja ibe. pe 8. Capt Denn 0 will be ta hens ia. aie See peear tie A 17, Bast river, or to TAPS- AVANA ro JOBILE.. es oh aS ATES: Fal stately QU BR CITY, R. re rm mander, will seal aay Tuesday, October river, now recel' at 12.0% neon, ies tr New Grieane pa} wing Mobile, tree Sore: ‘8 bila of lading ean be bo yor regia Fe ee ot eetre & PaTRiCR, agents, 61 yor omer RSTON AND bey ~~" Hay ry U States mail line.—The splet rm od North ‘ Aas mastery M., pt Por trelp Appiy on boar ‘where all bills of india wilt be ‘at TLR 358 ie og, Ceneieniae eve, gal ins Tt ie OR RORFOLK AND, PRTERSRU States teamship ROANO skinner, om —* for the inet., at 40'clock P. M.. Se Saorene.. Pesses red ob te et Bate esti Dearly on tee nod ihe chempertenennten an ae expen 1 ee $10. Apply to LUDLAM & PLEAS« . road wa, con’ judge "Saar egncwe® ade rea a or the day advertion’: c Wasa ro Cytrem &» bo, ~ eat jet Pour Lateeet snr eonee STRED Fay be orto Seoul | = We spouted at the tity Asser Brondway, and ai Hail & Son's, 29 roadway. ¥ YOU WANT TO BE AMUSED, GO 10 TIL Muse rand street, one ds from FRANK: ininguinied gentlemen hare bec ie ae present and deliver orations at Hon. Raward Everett, Hon. #1 Humphrey Marshall, Hon. Erastus Brooks, Hon. Daniel UL mon. Dowid’ ‘Foal Brews, and cod many others. Hoo. Henry Grinnell “Fone Hite Hiram Ketch Hon. A. C Kingsland, James K. Cooley, Hon. feorhreg for sale at the Bt. Nichola, Everett 1 House, and ail the principal hotels jE MODEL ARTISTES —PRANKLIN MUSEUM, 1 ra wil Grand street, one door from Kroadway. ears that the above is the only place tn ‘he original Model Artistes are Sess aiwenly seven ladies appear every afternoon and night. ON oo (iets eh peers, lew Yi a1 4 EXPOS! g atthe ee pct Annual > natitnte, is now ite from. A. 10 o'clock, P. M., dal et vast roe of the Pa. ince ia filled with the choicest of American genius picd'eth we most interesting machisery. ever: shown at the Raire of institute, led by several powerful team ‘aghast SeBraes bai erirm Set Sannkace, te cents, cote; children ha price. ANGERS IN THE oy, | BEAR IN MIND (once patel ‘es neem a No. po Rad iton’s Brass Band, "This lgvely resort Tr vilted b by thonaar ds of ‘he most He people in New Ye are 1teabrclable people in New York. Beautifully Barormaes “ith shady trees, First Secopmmpodation f wore ‘ait out in ‘good Bastian wyle 1) Se: fore he ote Revorutrary ® War, Admittance, 19! and part retirned in refreshmen: Second and Third avenue eure ran * {hege enioten WA Proprietor. Foot of Bi Kast river. r A ROBINSON’ on Y Yass. oad Lanmalte treme Chieag mam id SPecat 9 end wil be warmed Ly mete Rte ts | P= entire bi a =e are the twenty. iy J. MU ‘nage Manager” ¥ 7 RD AND La VR, PLAYS, lh her IR STAND A rae ale peektnt To \ int Mewes hound voinmes $f A new Bap ame pa tind Eiht ‘Comp iete lista sent by mail” ROADWAY ATHEN MUM To LET—2¥ THE Nraitr, ‘week, month, o two years. aR Tine CHARLESTON, s , COHN bey ", MA nager, will I postiively ‘open for the say fours round ‘will ail from New ork O° Sorctie. Corre notice wil be given Louere Gn bear S.cau, Coes Ghades, Thnmes Feat York. eam once - Doors open ai commence ‘cleokk. Tickets..... eR: ‘ia ings Oey. mae .. Fite een 7 ses, She sete the increase to as Ke WONDERFUL RAVELS iy in M. Roberts’ grom oan Far PIECE, called BLANCHE; OR, bee BIVAL FAIRIES, The Great ages. nis 28 "ihe eniire company. ‘The favorite ana inaehiablo dan vere: danseuse. the grand bait THERESA ROBERT, ran ot re KATEY, THE VIVANDIEBE. Mile Lina Thenten-iGenen Opera ~ Mondays, Wednesdays and Netti for the Gest i German Opera Nighte—Tuesdays, hn | SPECIAL petheaes nr rie. On and after Monday, Oct. 13, the doors will open at 65¢y | pevlnces i somavenee st 1 otock Mme. Marzet!, Julia Lehmasa, ALLACK’S THEATRE. In consequence of the extraordinary attraction of the comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE, performed by MISS AGNES ROBERTSON, who appears in the character of Grace Harkaway, to 78. the maragement to aflord the public the greatest caat of iece ever otlered in this city. Mr Dinke .Medat » ‘auilior of the comedy, wil pearance i Hew’ York as Dazzle, be ng deeuvre. comedy aunounoed for Monday must be pot rilow of Friday and Saturda: as already engage the house for Monday and Tvesday nights. ROGERISON sh son aud danee, ta THE CB AMKLEO her last week but one. s fourth will appear in five has actel ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Re appearance of GENERAL TOM THUMB, Jmixary to his annowneed DEPAKIURE FOR FUROPR, Whither Le goes on a tour of 8 couple of years on his own ae- count 7 his wonderful man in miniature, 19 years old, and $1 inches high. weighing 2 pounds is really and truly smaller than infant Hat watks alone, fe will appear every afternoon evening, in his song, dances and various impersonations, such ve bus exhibived himself in before ten millions of people at- dy in the Ola New Worlds. All the magnil cent, pre She kas received from the diflerent crowned heads of ope, ane worth over $100,000. may be seem at the Maxeum, ning this week. monday, Gib, to Raturday, Lith Oct » d Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, General Tom ‘Tbuwb in his extraordinary entertainments; after which. THE CHILD OF THE RRGI- bumb, after whieh, choice comedien farces, A e world are stil! (o be seen here, nd varying in lent’ from teu tothiniy de All anacondas Bid boa Cousirictors bet m 2 feet each m America, huge as some may have been, surink ‘nto mere worms in the presence of the leviadan of this collection. arsil, and will shorily be produced. wart Lady, the Happy Family, &e, &c, are all tobe seen bere yet, Without extra charge. Admitiance to every~ thing, uae. children under ten, 125% cents. B ORLEY'S § SER NADERS, KEW } anza. entitled ES IN THE MOON, in which George and Bisbop Buckley will perform the great miracie of First night of the new extray TIM ANNWXING THE FARTH 10 THE MOON. Preceding whica, NEGRO MINSTRELSY Concert commences at 7% o'clock. Admittanos, % eeate; Ore spo oe be a OO conte. in rebeareal inrehow tgp, OB, THE DISMAL SWAMP. NIE OLD ORIGINAL CAMPBE PIRK HALL, 696 Brosdway, (late Keiler's,) ‘above Nibio BRYANT & MALLORY'S CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, the model troupe of the world, commencing on Monday evam~ ing, Kept. $9, and every evening uniil furiher notice, under naf Dan Bryant and lien Mallory, the best g eriormers in existence. Fourt bye mode! troupe of the mitable Ethiopian enters c fa variety of new Scnge, eboruses, dances, ities, &c., ib which they = DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Doors open at7 concert commence at & Admission 2. 1. MINSTREL 4) BOWERY, nensement inal estab~ at sdcceasion of features wee ng Any similar eatertaiamemt. SHARLEY WHITE'S OPERA HOUS J directly opposite the Bowery theatre. of the eievenia year. ‘The most mirthfal and ort 50 conte A GF irst time in America Lortzine's bes fairy opera o€ BNDINE. qitbe,plot is taken f om Roaue's we 1) known fairy tale, ursday, Oct Saturoay, Oct. 1l—Bolldeau's LA DAME BLANCHE (The Musical Director... seers Carl Bergmann ines maahs ‘8 CONCERTS commence a! I ERe” 8 SAL Son, STRAKOSCH'B GREAT ‘The public are Sprrcereeny ine TERE® CONCERT COMPAR, med that ARODI, PAUL J Big. Eas: and HAN ARDE, under the direction of M. STRAKOSOM, will give ber FIRST GRAND CONCERT in New York, on or xbout the 6TH OF OCTOBER. Strakoegh's Concert Company will fir, ree Comcarts tm Boston, on the 0th of September, and 24 and 4h of Oowber, at the Music Hall. HE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. ‘Open daily, from9 A.M. until 10 P.M, at the Cr; Palace, Dodworth's ‘Band will perform every cvening. Grand ery Tuesday and Friday evening. coromencing at ‘Dye cock: Aumittauce, 28 cents, cuiliren, haif price. Mums, CITY ASSEMILY ROOMS —1II8 SUPE. t pwtadlishment, erected by eats tor grucd eonoerts and Gale, tthe maw and exquisi which partirs, desirous of a formake caniy ‘apphoalion, “Hee ae H—Odice open daily, ‘umage copied, (ree 9 Ae Mw dno? ™. Gro, W MILLER, Proprietor, 4 fe sd jude for PHR TON—FIVE TONS AND UPWARDS, NOP excreding #ix blocks cartage: over, $6 IST ROsiear “Bite bate segtuasreasie ee ua, a ‘62 West Washington piace. H. Wow! HE BRATED BRECKENRIDGE COAL 18 NOW ‘Titer ale at tbe folowing cont yarty a sen dallas per whee, 322 Fighth avenue, corner of Twontg- os icker, corner Atigntic and Furman streets, Rrostt- Sete Wien eGo" othce sour weak exper of Montgomery: ay se fan See Pinoer GON Wo. 3 Wall street. Rew MATRIMONIAL. AS YOUNG WIDOW, OF {oon agraen- emer, of the came qualisen, ithe view tomar a -d. oy all confidence, Mrs. Meiviiie, Given square LLE. 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