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459 459 and quatity yeady made avd fod Heme) whith an cotton and mer Broids red, cross plaited sad Fresh bosoms) 9: order OOK SOM & PUR and warran' BROADWAY.—MERINO, SILK, CASta J Gravrera, of avery desertpuoa tag hoe and’ Bet bomen era aperioe th Wad to ob sk OY. 499 Broadway. tea af TLORD & TAYLOA’S— AM Se 8 ie Tall h easrolderies aud Inca, Aa extenstve accor unent of Also, AR ee priced embroideries am? Tt Including chemisevtes, collara, sler van And pew | 85, asortavent of T LORD & TAYLOR'S Teese ery ich Paria Dress Sit Prova $1 $0 to $5 per yar Fasklonshie From Ss. 255. ¥ Pr legant chosks ma expressly for Pi Li WOO. Saxony via ds, Relused to 3a, 4. and da O€ per yard. ps CG) ROOK, ‘2s. dod new vom or A Piaid and Striped Sitka, ts, 0 94. Der yard y ~9 and 261 Grand eweet Spd new numbers #7 snd 4 Catherine sireck. re flames, ‘or Gentlemen's shiria A. T. STE’ ot alias and taimae, acurred “gh LORD & TAYLOR'S A thoice sock ot Joths, velvevs, 59 and 2 ty 47 apd 49 ae. rand ent, bands, ‘ke. &o., 257, 209 ond 25) Grand «rent numbers 47 and 49 Catharius street. sree, aubarin® abreek: 3 orondmay. en Cartaina avd Curtain Materia, hints, Moreans, Vamasks, Tassels, Bands, &c., Ao. ABT & ra of rich piald an bay: Pas ‘colared Beal Irish and Prened po ™ prosdy ay, Cbasa! 0. WILL ers ' 287, 209 and 261, Grand vir OPEN ON nd cy MONDAY, RLORD & TAYLOR'S Latest (al ond winier styles of Clorb« carsimers, beavers, vestings, aad tallors’ wlinmtaxe of every RID 20. And new numbers 47] and 49 Catbarine witeet TION JUST OPENED OF BM. vad emsorodered cambrie LARGE THPORTA' io" dseie of Froneb embroide- broivered, beramed cbepdkerehifs | An unpre tailed at yohbers pri Hea). 257. 210 asad BOI rand stone, a eae a half price, nies a Jong isn M3 TP ROBEBTS & CO., 376 Brondwey. AS Lor Bear BLACK © D & TAYLOR'S. Every deseription of Vasbionadle Fall ord Winter Shaws, Broeho, Stella, Casbinere of Piaid Woo! shewis Remarkably P. 255, 257, 269 And 26) Grand street, And new Bombers 47 and 49 Cacberine atroe’. ILKS, i At $i per yard, JANES ¢ LACH LACK GOOD large ieeiee just re ‘ ming ef shavis points rape)! Souneings and lis a bi ALOAKS AN y very eany with the materials to embroiwer it with. w: heap, if applied for tanmed.s ‘=T2, BROIDELED & Ee" = Taserted and trimmed we cares jXOUNCED FILE in pew and puns, FURS sespecttully Wo invica thi rameval trow 247 a ES BOLD! SU nieamer Aro. no! R 8 ALJ AMES ORC th wo z D MANTILLAS, \ HOLD, CONSTABLE & Baye now on €22," Gon their A 4 ea OP BYEAY DESORIPTION—A ed, 0” very superior quautias con wh pearls, capes, coilfures, lh wath. th® ROBERTS & CO., 375 Brosiway. bo sold very Delapeey at W th Valenciennes la oors @ Wilt be opened ¢a Movda ASNOUD, ‘Canal CONST AE Cas H. PHILLITS & jeution of the B Grote reet pest @ Colual\an Fall, VRITS AND LACES, Ba CD. tee, near © Brow + opened, from $10 19 $15, worth from $14 to $20, PREYS, 451 Bromiway, DelJw Broome sires, 383, r ens, received per steamer Atlantic, ay, Nov. 3. 3 OONSPTABLE & ©O., @ Wer sock on Menger, Nov. & Broadway. 103 MOST abhe to. ms wth ap extens.ve stocg of the mont fsshiopspie fura, all of we atest Parisian aty ie Pha wink, inarda, # ardin e ‘PERB mpreing Russian, Hudeos Bay, aa- arin, " SETS OF ‘The adention Ad 16 conle yer yard, hod 200 piecea of extra super ditto, ‘Will be epencd em Monday, Novewhor % AL GL per yard, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1856. A. ?. STEWART £00, Browtway, Chambers aad Seuce suvets. R® orzalae hs COLUMBIAW BALL, ea Band sires, Monday, Moremher 3, Ks. reatert bargains ever ‘tfered oo Silto, sbow)s, every deecription of Bry goode. gs“ ROBES FROM AUCTION JiLK9 AND DRESS GOGBS Mio | TLiaes wid . BW. several casen of new silks LYONS & JONES. AL Sx wats, JAMES CROPAEY’S, 48) Broadway. Bike, Woo! ptaide AWM. De kines, 1 Mowdsy, November 3, aiber ‘arews ‘yoods, a fl Pophns, and French merinos. 34] Bresdway, corner of Leonard street. 4. B. WILLIAMS wi offer for sale this week, a large inveiee of Stelio, Erocha, BO Bgpahwer, commas ofS BUILDING CE BURNING ON) YS T. 3 Vor fMeto and 65 street, have telveda wock of sad Bik veivel at all prices, from 3) 50 to $9 50 a yard. aod Woot'en pint showle. Lapnaed, Ww “etreet en 4 and 4.4 wide black bY ad vaMTLIEs FUBYISOING. The largest and > bent welected stock in the oumtry of | wirect. re- colored Family Xi Dy Neens, sheetiogs. ; Blanke'a, ew F annels, &c., de. orn bale! 1p ner were ig = ferait: veri ws “i Curtain materials, And all otber eonnected with waiae goods bousekees ing ‘Wholesale and retail, A. T. STEWART £00.78, Browdway, Champers nnd Reade streets. TEE cenaranon oLoAs Pritt ‘7E EMPRESS OF Designed'aca ‘of ber My THE’ RUSEDAS, by Wadane Louse Prev ziv, The textare of a most novel and recherche Scetription, appre: x ‘Rok +. few only of these elegans envewpes wisry 6 epresen ting Wh fn aN SASLZ FUR. eo nt reeetved and ). BULPIN, ‘M61 Broadway. » Ga WHOLE OF OUR STOCK OF 20 woo) French merinoes, DONNELLY'S NEW BUILDING.—OC. E Gras street and 66 Alien street, will sale om Monday. 5 bales of superior woollen bia wze from cradle io 14-4; alxo, an in of real 2 800. 207 Hedueed 28 cents per yard. 8. HOOK, 702 'Broadway. BURN! pela warranted not to shriuk in washing DONNBLLY? 200... 307 G: cvived by last steamer, for tabje cloths, Ls hovel and restauran! IP, DONBELLY'S NEW BUTLDIN » 3] Grand sireet and 65 alien 2 lot of : 2 & OU. hano a la ure, botel T. a (els and rteam>oaia, all wi sheeings. Quantities soid af the lowest wholesals prices. DONNELLY'S 00., 307 Gran Monday, one case of bis A650 two cases pla” argepunes, at dr ew 3 NEW BUILDING. rand sircet and 65 Alien wreet, bave re two canes of damask 6-4, 7-4, $4 and 10 Avcention 0° Keepers is called to these goods, heavy Sarnsi¢: Talat Ade zg eke, at 78, DURNING and i0s. 2 yi gr # 6s. and 7s & vard, (wo cases 64., a new articie for .adies’ travelling ING ing for akets, ever; Welsh ‘tan <. B. DUBNING yates croraim: ae DE GROOT'S 4 Bnd 86 Fulton and 47 and 4 Largest anc chespest retail elothia; al cboth, pilot, ribbed neaver, &e., from. of every le, of Oak HALE, 19 Gold strenta description, fro fine and heavy F CONICAL DAMPER.—BR. store in New York. ibrecht. Save your money; can be put in any xe Cae aoe % a heat die Efsise. Price $1; wongerfal tn room or office, regard! vention: call and see it operation, Rooms 10to 1, No. 283 Broadway. it in md shostiogs,” wereling and owes irtie a welling Supkive spd doviies. table aamaske and cloths, bankots, ac enn aud + Ac, Price as low as any house in the city. Lt Of he wemte ACen seaerument DOW on ABle A coma cent Fo¥s Z , No. 361 Brostway. sof winter clowka and ber ACWS AND EMBROTDER ention of Dovers in re 4 the age Cueeme wie 60 pl Seceral artons a: aew laces ment aA IW Bag apn ic week. OF. ) ” Sanaa i a ANCY FCRS— avian and Hudwon Ray sables, settle, ming. boone marten, cdl Tyas, Ae., te, Capen Victorines, Pelerines and mutta, Cats, geontena, ac, ke. AW et remeonadie trices ny the bes rolaaare Ww ASD GRANT a haa Pout Ay ad lation pia@ne call ot SN) Tron way netved SINT, M. DE LAINE. iat M de laine. @ ta’ Will be 9; y at the lowest marke stieg garments, such ae in price. G. B, WILLLAMS, of Leouard atreet. SAT Broadway, corner acl Ta, ~—GENIN'S DAZAAR.— vested to our immense aa- onal and emorodaries. Ont sacilities (havi sg a). enables un to oMfer in bg other bouse commends. Valoncieanes, point reed, Ae. during the paat jaar, 513 Broadway, &L Nichoins Hotel. avomtment a 48. per yard 2 ‘Ti Browiway. HAVING WITHDRAWN FRO or fae uD 3k of children's drowes, Diankets, and cloaks plain aod jmem, at great acrifee. Ladies, trimmed with Me, Bear 2, in an ervcie exte ent, Noe. ka,” a pew and recherche mantilla of the shaw! orgeoas Oriental m uitivence isin keeping Fe’ frrmod of the riciest Block valve mantiliee he meriis kW YORK HERALD AND MACKENZIE'S MANCIL in Monday laa: upon (he wes the fol! lowing very the several styles 10 be ive assortment of goods in M wken 45 and 47 Canal street. We quote his ) cuipa-e fringe, #9 arcanged ay to give the “The Laurentine ‘of the san Freee te back tn siglly pol named 9 honor of or tebet iro ge, "the" ruvell, om rance of a double abaw! “the on caquiaite. embroidery of the paim leat pattern, bugles that gianee and pares, Donuty whove nai maje*t) weliness in a pre et yet vtolbgt with the (ver in "Above exch fall of lace fring inter ht. aity, 8 i the trimmung is the ¢ far famed prime douna, is a ptpall mized mantila # itable for mild winter day s, elaborate y The materi! srnanvenied, but within the bounds of correct va Diack velvet. and the (rimming is gut pure iace, erotobet fringe and bung pe Putions, The 'Charina’ and La Kelor d’Roomse” cloake are both enoprsed of black heaver cleth, but dilfering in the atyle of Sommer. They ace meds adi ‘The Tmperi | dewaty,” @ clot) clowk, latrimmad with Lye velvet, are ces ce the Spe nish clrcie ia farm, Tt ie f tiehed tha hoca. from fhe lower edge of whieh depends » foe (fdangling vuttons, tue away to aid feo with the slightest ig not onty a graceful but @ couafortale kes ar mal inee Cloke bmi WM BUCH * the han, 48 th ° VS 48) Te oeiow Bro Co eray cloth and wr muned wiih bige« velvet, yori ely be wor WIL mo »t pleasure io repul pafarenice ty hie bi toe Pe aud variety of mame, a the nd 47 tie" NAN NA RWART 409., Gharubers acd Reate wr m4 sire w there on the. Fronts: A—A GENTLEMAN RETURNING TO ‘ould trapanct uny business, or take charge steamer of the 6th inst. Apply to powder dusted 1D YOU EVER SKE A CUR With Plone Lyon'e by expire Inevitab), db .' LYON'S magneto powders, vold of death to all insects, and his magnet Depot, 24 Rrowdway And rate and anice. in Works aeY ‘OTICE care DER & CO. 4 Go., 10 Old slip. Ne TO GFATLEMEN OROERIN: =—GISBREDE furnishes TARGETS, w ‘bs at leave the fur, you, sir, Go to 42 Grand street. AD per e onae trifing. in. all way. jes, trom the flastings the most od seo ip Mab! 1G ENGRAVED feared of Mr. . are immediate ‘opiioare equally fatal to N, Painter and manufactur, BAT, WRAT.—COUEN'S PATENT GRATE DAMPE pul in any graie aaven 30 per ceut cent beat in the rein sat L. kJ. JAQUBS’, 47] Drona: MARBLE FRONTS CAN BE FURNISHED TO ORD this or edjaount cit ‘Ai ihe rate of onefrout every two weeks. Appl Segey seer tenne, ww Wu. w Xerk. EK, i to ie Sard, and all persone leaving aa order for a plate or pack pre vious to the istof January next, will be presented wih a neat and ev renient card atented 1 way. case, *® holiday git. GIMBREDE, Card Pngraver and Btationer, No. 588 NOTICE att. PERSONS IN THK UNITED STATES by having uerted 19 c vat hi noe, Be for them to know. Of very Great imporsance Mi, GOODWIN, 112 router: OTE TO CALIFORNIANS.—A in'enda searing the «it part of next month (Doce: end two or three horses on the paawage uh se:dum offered to th N orwintt, orme for Calif parebasing th Used 10 by apy JONES . Ss" OWCASES. = nvenuons for ale are prom pty re: ‘or cummuntrate wich the subseriber, betore Ist of December, when they will recefve free informator ame. plying in satyetic Hall at low prices for enah, Ps Cleae ae LOW R= Fr POST OFFICE NULICES. OFFICE NOTICE-CHANGE OF TOUR —ox afer Monday, the Sd day of Now Kastern ia, AH te subscriber will HroaAway, wear Nib HMIDT & BROTHERS, MANUFAC tory aed warcrooms, No S Norta William etrvet, new Frankfort, New York. and 77 West 7. for an Franc: er) eo in the e: iy. VETERINARIAN ari wend would take charge nn ‘This ts « ose wiabing to purchase a gon La ervions bi jis ability to do eo will be amply tae Me, HENRY person or by letter * Ri Cmelny i n hand’ Olds: Orders prompuy executed, ench Flowers, Feathers Chenttie ber, the mails mail To _ FALL MILLANERY, 6 Fy OME 4 KETCHUM raliroe), a 2PM. N York and Erie Raliroad matis at 3. M.; North mail, by 1 son River Railroad, at 5! rs ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmante ® s * eau 4 Central igiiroad aud ¥ YORK AND FW v ‘Commencing Monday, Nov Alvany. rundays excepted Pare #1) for Re ANLEM RATLROAD, nr AFT Au ?-en@uta, Tiree daily tea! Yor w Albany. Leave New ¥ © Vi bite and Centre stracta: oe, ‘ont ma sot AVbny, connecting wiih te Northern traina, ‘IOA, M., mall train, ronning direetly throueh without change of cars, and connceu the cat chatham Four Corners with ra traing for Pittaio.d, Not Adams and uther sii 720 P. M., expres ruocing divectty through without chan vr Of cars, and’eonn th Central trate at 1 PLM, 8 (x West, “Returning wae alway — £:15_A. M., mail train for Nev: York direct 10:45 AM’, express without change of care 1:00 P. M., express without chaage of ears. fo be obtained and baggags checked at the offic: lern. Ratirosd Albany, or at White and Cor for Albany at 6:90 A. 41% pr Twenty-sixth stress and Fourth A. My avenne, WM. J. CAMPBELL, 8), A, Sup" mall train ts ( 1884 — Neue. prees train will on™. On en € Ca FrICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAV! Railroad Company, 37 Canal Cag ater Monday, Nov. 4 1 street station at 3 P. a8, H, HOY’ in the Howson | } i | | | } | | { { | *. BR, DURNING | | Sod. 15 OOMPANY.— TRS INDKPBADSYT wir The oificara and wembere of ine pany we to meet on gander Nov 2 te, 00 ‘. . ie W. Wiliams, opt. By order of Poss, reeretary, (QU ARD. ATTENTION.— ALL MAMSENS AR® to Panciually op Wodmesday, the oy Oclook P. M., for street drill and election of aficers ostet so bring & wusket by “WW. 6. Cows, Capen, vt 8 —Rach member is requ order of ‘Yuowss MeBomter, Reereiery, Jonn suvsnan, Treasarer. 3 REE OC. MANK GUARD —AT A BECTING OF THE held on their return from target oxerc ve pa Taoeday Oe Din, tho following resolutions wore Guach Whereas ‘a8 tia our second annual paraie has been to us & day of analioyed pkeaswre, aod our many kind frivudy have moosé wraniticendy contributed to our suacess; therefare be it * 1, we retarm our «ncere thanks to Geo. 0. Mona Keq: and eur > i umeroun friends, Whese geatiumanly manner and valuable gitte contribnied 40 mad bo belgoien oor janet. eae That a copy of the adore be printed jo yew York Herald THOMAS J, LEON AAD, Commaccam. Freo, Dapexcamr, Soereary. wi TOKLANIYS NEW HAVEN HOTEL. NOS. 410 412 414 ‘and 416 Broadway —A few bandsemely cniabed suka? rooms, for famih@e and eagle gentlemen, for ibe winter, if applied for soom jOLLEG% HOUKE, NO. 99 FOCRTH AVENUE (4D- joining be New York Coliege of Physicianand Surgeons), is now open for the accommodation of permssent and transient beardera. The roomaare very dewrabie for either airgie persons or famibes. The house ® sew, and i) 000 of the most commodious and acceptanly loca‘ed in the Cor —EN AMIGO INTIMO DEL FOR D. FRANCISOD POY jo solicita con muchs urgencia para comenicaris un am comere ito ge te Interesa sicamente: smpondran on la casa ce io ‘36 foe free EM. DAViS & Ov., No. 207 Broadway. DL BUEN BETIRO DA GUINES.—THIs AOCSE BAS Deen extadliehed fom the entertamment of sirangers wa velling im the islaed of Cuba, and especial) of Americags who may w'sh jap the winter In ie mild aad benignant climate. The te ‘Guines @ situated on the railroad lead- ing froua Havana to nearly equidisian: from the two guile, ame baa the advanisge <eepecislly to the iavalic) of be: ing protected from 'be nérth w'nde and wintry showers which occur oeessionally every where sbe portbeva coast. by o ridge of hille ranging north west and southeas: about a league 2 north of Guines, thus giviag ita southweatern 4 towards tbe Carribean sea distant anout twelve miles. opmetor wil) ‘use every possibie teas in bia power lo rom jer tha a of vi as epreeabs a9 possible Toy Wil baye the advantage wi8o. in can Of aickaena, of the sor Vives of an American physician, (whoawill ronide ‘3 the house ) of ong experience in the veataent of the diveaxoa both of wm perate ap@ ropical regions RAMON SUMO ALLS OTE, LODGINGS.~GENTLEMEN CAN OSTAIN 00d furnished rooms athe Globe Aote!. corner of Prank jort and W)lam sireeta, st 25 ceals per olgdt. A few best rooms at3)>,centy per might. Ne other charges, exeept ut their option. THE BALL SEASON. \RAXD FANCY DRESS AND C/IC BALL OF T usdrile Party, on Thankag!yin nickerbocker f street apd avenue. ard OConror 39 Bight avence RELIGIOUS NOTICES, MPUE RIGHT REY. DR. BAWKS, BISHOP OF Ti, Ia expected to address the congreg sion i the sloty Martyrs, Forsyth surest, near+ anol, w 2 Chi ORNIA, ORE: Joast of South gop, bapdwicb lelands, China, and Paste 9 ‘Americ, vin Panama, per United wail ataainer L)Lnois, on Wednesday, November 5, at— o'clock, P.M Pringbt rv ceived tili — o'clock, A, M., on Wedvesday. ‘Sunali parses tu 1 o'eloa PRmeMAN & 00., 59 Broadway ku NE OILS. Kerosene Niaminating O:L Kerosene Lubricating Ou. Kerosene Bucacle 4: USTE. WFOUNDLAND DOG LOST-FROM THE Sr, Nicholas sianles, Mercer street vetwevn Sprine an Broome a large biack Newfracdiand dog, wit whe breaet aud a few white hairs at en of tal, aravers to the name of ack. Five dolarareward will be pabd to au hime to St, #icholas stables, or to Ang. Edwars ver syuare, corner of Veari eee one roturmeg No.2 Hano- xT, BREYARNS, NEWROUNDL. 5. Enghsh terriers, spaniels, eport.n ail the “hole breede; asso, exoressiy for’ stock, mange care and fiek exterminator, 50 conta per botile. “Dogoarapby,” scents, Wogsboarded andwained, Ploase copy we addréae, 2) Fulton street, New Patents Issued, ‘The following ‘8 ine list of paterte ‘enced Troms the United Stay 9 Le week en ling October 21, 185¢—exeh bearing that cave — Jobn Barnes, ot Mout Dorris, \. in grain threabing and separating mack ine. Chas. R. Belt, of (near) Wastingwoa ety, D.C., for ye ry in cotton seed panters. "., for improvement mond « lille of Perry, \. ¥., for apparatus for cl coulters or ploughs. Wm. Bleck, of Alleghany city, l's., for improvement in corn thellers. .C. , of Weodbury, Cons., for reed for musical instruments. . ‘John P. Cowing, of Seneca Falls, N. ¥., for improve: ‘ment in UT ps. Tent, "Fresasan,'0t Burford,Canada, for improvement in carriages Vv. Me. See tae ., for bituminous ground for photgraphic pictures. Alex'r. Le Mat, of New Oricans, La., for improved fire arm. Pells Marny, of Waddam’s Grove, Ul, for improve ment in aickles for harvesters. Vells Monny, of Waddam’s Grove, [il for improve wept ip harvesters. C. A. MeV hetridge, of St. Touts, Mo., for improved spike machine. » Joseph MeCracken, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., for improve. ment ip hat bodies. |, Of Riceboro, Ga., tor improvement in cot Jas. BN ton gins. Mille, of Debuque, lowa, for improvement in the bead reat for chairs. Joba Moore, of Madison, Ind., for improved screw ma chine Chee. Perely, of Now York, N. Y., for improvement in shyp's capstans. Heury Davee Puchi, of Salford. Fngland, for improve ment ip ‘ivg clay for alum making. Patented in England Jan, 30, 1855, ¥3, Jobn M. Sigourney, of Watertown, N. ¥., for improve ment in cast iron railroad car wheels Wm. F, Provost, and Charles J. Provost, of Selma, Ala., for improve ment in cotton preskes Abbey S. Smith, of Rochester, \. Y., for scale for in etrumental music. Perry A. Wilbur,of Newenstle, ., for improvement tv nai’ plate feeding. * \ute-daved det. 14, 1856. ‘Walter Worthen, of Danville, N. 1. lapoe and fastener for window sash. R Howlett, of New’ York, N. ¥., aswignor to himself and A. W. Coodel, ot same’ piace, for improve ment in 7 and setting saws. Sidney ©. Turner, of Lewtetown, Me., assi¢oor to bim self and |.inor Townsend, for maciine for aplti.og mack erel. John J. Rate, of Hrookiyn, N Y., for improremant tr Jara renocring kettier ‘Chas. Heum, of Moiladelphia, J's. for improvement combiaed tables and be Istewis. Thos. Blanchard, of Hoston, Mass. for improves! metic od of bending woo Albert A. Dalley. im Washing machiner. Kdward Gieaton, of Dorchester, Mars., for improve ment in bottle castors. Jacob H. Howell, of Ansonia, Conn., for improvement in making india rubber hove. JV. Jewbine, of Jackson; Mich., for improvement tp machines jor shearing sheep James M. Kern, of 3 ment in washing machine, Tovy Traitjenn, of lottenham Court Road, England, for improvment ip process for silvering mirrors Agusutus Pfaliz,of Saxonville, Mase., for improvement in rosin soaps. Sami Pierce, of Troy, N. Y., for improvement in cook ing stovee Joa, Poleox, of New York, N. Y., for improvement in the process of coating metals with metals John Scheer, of Manchester, Pa., for umprovement in <opatans for steambcats. Josepa H. Shireman, of Hast Perlin, Pa., for imerove ment in eed planters. ‘Wm Themas, Jr., of Hinghaun, Mace., for improvement tove biaeking. Jeorge Thompson, of Fast Tarestarn, Pa., for improve Ment in devices for putting \ netic alkalies, Chas N. Tyer, of Washington, D. C., assignor te Heury Mardin, of «ame place, tor improvement in waal ing machines. fata P Derby, of Amesbury, Mave, aseignor to th: S\ebury Manofacturing Company of same piace, jo wprovement in dyeing. —DanielH. shirley, ef Boston, Masa. , for piano Patented Nov. 23, 1854, Vedder and William 1.. Sanderson 0° Troy, N. tet guors «© G. W. Eady, of Watertord, \ ¥., for devign for cook stoves Chas. Muller, of New York, N. Y. flatsuetics of Burton as Captaln Cutth wf Wileon, N. Y., for improvement wn, Va., for improve for deign for Supertor Court—General Term. Present—Juages Oakley, Ch. J ; Door, Hoffman, Sloston, and Woodrull. Noy 1.—Fuller vs. Townsend. Appear before Judge at Cuamters Hues ve. TuWwnsend.—Appear before Judge at Cham « . Frederick W. Cammana.—Ord ot Jnége aflirmed The ‘ark Bank ys. Robert Davis.—The order at Spe .a! Term affirmed. Join Morrison ve. Isaac H. Smith. —Judgment affirmed. Thomas Styring vs. John Marsden.—Complaint dis- mirsed. Rowlond S. Malloy vs. Reuben R. Wood.—The cate to be remitted to the Special term. Maria Gibbons vs, Aaron P. Kenyon.—The Judgment affirmed with costs, Fire Insurance Oo., vs. Alexander McKenzie, affirmed. ne ye. Joseph S, Ridgway, impt’d Judgment affirmed. e Pe Neofus, ve.Catharine B. Varriok.Judgment Ordered—That the October Special Torm of thie Cour! be continued to, and include Saturday, November the 8th, ’ THE MaYORALTY, The Speech of Judge Waiting at the Acatle- wy of Muste, un Weducsday Zvening, Oot | 20, 1850. Hon, Jaweo 8. Wurrmo was loudly calied ‘or, and, 09 0 forward, recttved @ prolonged and hearty eroehoy. When the eppiaane bad im 60 Mesrwe s9OeKleu bo aid My friends and fellow ciyatne: Lam overraeioet WD BO Ordinary emotion. To mesh rac aa ued) here, and uponjisuch oo occasion ag thie, te the prow day of my lite 1) will give me an Omporiuaiy of a» souncipg + thie community the reasone for the cours t ave adopted and the Laings | hope io be abio to woyom phsb through tho instr omentality of the tree and undoughs wullrages of & portion of she American peopie, (Uueers,) J etand before you W iy aigh} and upon thie oocasson, o! er. Mg myself & volvntery sacrifice for the public good (Loud epplavec.) jam not before you praiie, Bet to condemn you. jam no} bere as the represensative of a party, Dotas she representative of the people. (Loud cheers.) Aud iD Stlering myself for your uflrages, ts wil) be necessary for me to give you some facts, and f to deal with fact, and not wits metapucr. We Dave reached @ crisuw io our city affeirs, Corrupt the crown of our head to the roles of our feet—with # city overwheimea with twepty-on2 mil- rope 01 debt—with an avcumuinted tax fron $127,000 in the sear 1806, by ap uoceleraied movement unbeard of n the bistory of our coaptry, reaching jo a puri »1 of bait a century, she enormous sum of $7,100,000. We havea Gopre ciated credit, ro that our cy can scarct!y borrow ave dollar, wth cormorants in every department of car Rovervment, from tne bead to whe foot, And why is ail bis ?—whh a city without. paraliel 10 iw prowperny, + CpALDOt sell ‘te bonds, With such a city, it cancos pay lia debte. }¢ is indebted his duy $709,000 tor the lana vpon which your Reservoir ie wo be bulls, withous ome dollar ia the Treasury to meet the demand, And why, 1 aud, is ‘ail this?—with @ lax fo be raked of 7,100,000; $5 000 90 oft already spent, and contracts alroady made sulci t the balan the tax! And pext year, as ure as you ‘ivo, your taxes muzt roll up so ine esor mous Alm Of vine millions of deliars—a tax Of more tap wp dollars @ bead for every human dotag wishin .be city, and to be carried to fiftesn or wwenty do.lart w) hin the next year. “ins #8 plain iroth; & uncoutradioted faci. iir, Dekens, iy bie ‘* Hard Quno-,’? wirodvcea Mr, Gradgrind aa the acuer of iacg; and we Dave fallen apon oe ig omg aad we aro b Now, is isthe commer sia) man, who W carey: sending #hipe all over the reas, gathering frou al) 0. ers of the world its commerce, aud bringiag {i bers aad Waying ‘tin your lap? Or who ia \t that is io poy the texer? 1s js the productive labor of the couatry. Cheers.) It 1H tbe Done, sho sinew, and tho wurcie of humanity which paye it.” tt is tho iebor of she wortd that copetitutes the wealth of tbe world, !ts vaiue js m-acurea by the medium of money, ane taxes many vaaly sup pore come ont of the pos! of the rich apa the #caithy; Dut this is a mistake. Jt comes out of the sweat the toil, and the labor of tho woman who makes the amir, ive wale icoat, cr paptsiouny, aod the hard worked ta lor wo sits upon tbe board to make a coat. Is comes from .he dsy laborer, who ¢arres; tbe hod, and from ibe arvean, whois epguged in manufacturing articles to grace woe houses of the weaithy Iti: she surplus production of .ne \wbor of 8 country tbat cop-tinntes eabh end mvs wure» the value ol ali articles. 12, therefore, behooves the wap whocarns bi dollara vay, a8 we)lasbe whoearcs his bunareds. ail yon earn dve collarea day, and ‘ive pon ony, the surplue je ove dollar, aad with that you pur- chage amusements, or you purct aso Dos What 20° sult ee smDply the pecesrarien of ive, You have your enjoyment oy Meane cf this eurplus arising from your jaror, 1 be accymulaed boneewly in your own way; but |! your Caxos are increases from teven %/ nine miiliong. year rents in- crease, every other com nod:ty is increeavd 0 pr oportioe, ane you are sailed upon to uso ell the monty you may bave tm the wor'd to buy yourseif bread and Dotter (Applause) Rednce your taxes, and increase your own means Of procuring @ ivolihoog, the superiuines apd its smusements. Accelereto your taxes, ib: ry article rises, and a: the end year you are re you Began: che surpiua prodis of labor are exbaasted and eaten up by the cormorauis who have control of the pubh> treasu: (Cheers) Why wt thas boure cap be revted in any partot the cy ‘oc bich an ordiaary mechanic cap bird more than it: ee or tour roomf—hovses where wo Baye to siow away from twelve to twenty families? |, is becaase of the \acreasod axpepditure of ihe pudtic money which is raved by a direct is upon the people. Wauat led vo the |.evoluwon gad evan. lisheo for ue the foundation of the ilberiy of wl boset? It was the imposition upon us of an apd upboly tar, w wo bad no ropreser ‘tbe people of th.» city are in precisely the ‘Uhey were taxed wicnout represeuiat and | shal. go op to detonatrate that you are taxed without represocia- on. Ip modern times & i2 suppored that po man can present bimesel! to the people for weir sulfrages excep: ‘brough en organized and wel Wed coayepion. ‘The people mect togetner ‘nm thelr *: primary electon,”” ae ft is terme, and at thone elections (ney make ase lection of & represeDiative 0 aivend (Lo genera! Conven Mon for perdcular pommetions, And bow .# the geiec- on made, and by whom i# t made? ie tt made by you, or ia it made by we idle, the vicious aud (he pros gate? Who represents you ‘ue Convention? Men selected seforehani for tbe purpose of noimwating @ particular capo.date, and tbat candid ie releciel owing tobe peculiar s Dear: Theee elected who = cand) sulreges, receives the bomivaion (Cheers ) it i8 notorious thet years ago bey ait pores mates meee ‘Six thousand d. went into coflers oarty orpaniation, upon » bate rucular gentleman be rominated for office; that ect up for sale; ipetead-of the selec the ground of eation, z 3 : & 33 I E Het al i | ai 4 7 i i | i i £ § p, city ot New York be ae no control in that respect. You are olected the .' You, gentlemen, whose sufrages have in & packed oonvention—wbite men sold men- (Laugnt BA “Welt, ait,’ Treplie’, “the Mayor of the cy of New York has no powrr 10 remove you; the law docs nut contr that power tum.’* And that ‘¢ supposed te be the wruth, Literally it ts true; but there i a way of reaching thore fellows who are corrupt at the head of the elty government, where the power of removal is oot with the Mayor, lruppore be bad ound there wae enoiber meape of getting at 't, #0 he put to ard practical question —'Sir, if you had the power, and were nommated aed |, Would you remore me aad wy friend /" (Jor he brought @ friend of hie wich his, but 1 do Bot know who he was, though | shoul! recognize bim |, becaree Iam Wo recollect men an gegee in @ diny business), “Weil, sir,’ eald 1, ‘that is © plain, prec question, and i will gre you plum and practical anawer. Sir, I have contcred upon an experiment. [ have dome, perbeps, what no viner man in the city would have the ‘impadence’ to do. and that is, oiler for the suifrages of the of the city of New York. ibe & Very emphatic term before that word, ebich ee ae ae Ment'on pow, although { do not xeuse myself ov grourd that ft ts wo tedious — ‘it T sound that yoo wers s rogue, | ske your head of jnet wa qolcxiy as sould set it of.’ (Cheere.) “Ard, sir,’ sald 1, “there ‘4 BO mistake about this matter, and [ shall not be (urther cateohived. You may tay trom me to every ane you nd avout the public treasury of the Oty Hall, that if { cot there T will take off tbe bead of every rotten rascal I ad.’ (Loud cbeers.) Upon this he rose from bis chatr 1d J followed be exemple, and: coking him aqvare ‘n tho ye. (wbien | am acer Wo do when I wish t aoe if opdrrsiands me) said “ie the answer satisiac pertectly,”’ sak he, (Laughier) Be sacked hineell out of the decor, and I, as politely as I (ould, waited upon and wished him “good morn re.” fh wae no “good morning,” % was ; goed efternoom,’ for it wae something like 4 wewek, and the convention wae to meet att: #0 i ane neceseary that he eboaid understand me and that I buvld uncerstand of him, which [di i betore be came, becacre | know » 8 to & fread of mine, ‘My fat ie ail in dhe fre—T shail pot get that nom . yon? And 7 hot. (laughter and appiause.) I «as scarcely thought of in that convention. 1 frend avervards met me and raid, ‘When that ceptioman alted open you, ne J were not politic’ L replied, wae tn would hey beoame dieboneet I threw all such paopie fron « oF sixteen OF seventeen years 1 have no} tai.eo a yr vn et tm politics but I will talk of that by anauy 1 m bere w baving bad any time for p . jon, My Campaign was opened om the ith of 4 . & letter written to My Peter C , (three ‘Were piven for Mr. Orne ) ime had come when 1 moet make Up my mind either to ron or to withdraw, and that it | bad to carry the campaign aione, and hed butone honest rote the city, | would run the haverd, (Cheers,) And from tet tay to thie | heve been engased tm organizing, 29 well sa T conid, to prepare for tb toot (et musk come " wy beni abd oo joa, Qa | goipg OF the patiot Dex aad be My engag 10 prepare wo from m enthraliee Lbeve ao tin ebb may OF & FEL speecn sed potbr Theteve Hold you wa Wels, avo ber foen ¢ ® VErP Honest Hwa, Dut t me, © Shy, our; arly Will Bomenate you, although you pot onigibatiy policy, Dub Bil) they Bave cou Genco yon snd 41) cao08e you, it you will permit felt to be nominated by idem ata party” Ire J would take no party bet lamt D people ior them 1 naa a + we duty, ana if ibey would them ara them only’ Was tavaded win the relled amongst WY Dest wort © And Low, gentleaien, T stupose at Urcensare tor you ko Know 4 Lite of who T am ot ‘We know you;” invgbier and applaues ) 1am Ler myer t ie DO} the first time I pave bee: od ta the oty New York, Lacwit, but I nave gover bad beter ave Ab ibiroauetion ak 'thike-and ploure.) Perbaps it may and conductor of some oF the ne. lteke i tor grapted th eet, caleo, J be % qutrer does Dot SHOW Me (A Voice——"On Weanerday oext Ibey will kDow yow.””) but we nad some slight acqa en tance in 142. professionally, (Lavgbtor ) I uniek it was rome bere about 1842, when, prot fy 24:4 otlbvintiy, J oid become aequainted wita Ulm, I had oo him wheo be was in prison, aud aii the aery rondered bim was to do my duty yo yan ani my for he bavirg viviates ity laws. (Applause ) Hew victed while L was Instriet Attorney, and wahilp onderyomng Die kentevee | vintied ® vhig, in 1906. be gives on every morping—*t all =a hole edhorial column. for judwa,? but be need not ba ha Dave found iat out myselt, *L tla you thet you were not tit for judge whew up lor «iice ? Whur aid I care for that, whem! bad the var Cict of the people sircady ip my favor? (Uneers.) Such & verdict w be could noe get reboored *? be rac ior cov Madle, A mah WhO would perm. ¢ bie friend to be cow. , re, tne Coy nts two oF ty of an benest aud inteligent p geptiemar— the editor of a papoi waa rets bimrelt up in the cors:acnity aa a paiiora of mo ceaty, virtue, iviel igence gor. faith, bosurcy, proprivly and good manners, (Lacghter.) if you bave ever read Dickens’ works, and seen (bo doncrip tion ef Quilp, you know tho, editor of that payor. Cheers.) ‘The only citlevence botwoeu them i that Quilp was @ ‘warrow contracted fe.iow, fat cpon a ladder, and patwed bie hands as he saw man peing writhe ia agony; while thiv man Pea longer, taller, parrower, tlesh) i bone, sinew aud Murcle, ard sits ip the fourth story concocting pa ia Opinion, abovt whiek he know. noth) at plares ) Ido not know how many they wre alla great get of fellows, poblic optuien. Bennett is aman who ay» that chiet inagistrate ovgbt to be elected ter! ¥ intelligence and tor bis bonesiy de I camo ito public hte in elected member of & convedion ebarter—a young man, poor, ‘rieudicss, the world before me, but with an nooest Void 01 Oi) Doe at jeest towards had not occupied a seat in that conv Defore I became the subject of atta! prers; and trom 1329 to 1800 I undertake to © 20 map BOW living who has been better than myzelf, Inever feared those od Bever crouched w ask their favor. I bi the fourth «tory editorial roomn to persuade th ed.tor 8 paper Bot to attack moor mpesch my motives, | 2:4 when I was Dutrict attorney [have lad Beads of emiica walk into My citice, with @ aboct in there hante which J shall not now pemo, agouiod with worror wad With great drops +1 sweat upon thoi face, at the Car coptained in the columns of that papor, that ile oticor would invade the anotuary of domestic 1", ae world, exh whicb bud taken pil destruction of the whole of thom and beseeching of me to know if ‘ive remedy. The law afforded dumap.ty wo would rather take ap s bowspaper ao fi! the scapdal ia jt than read something Which wo graniying and vommendabic in privat Tk ja’ the public appevte that bas beco tuted when it supports & vitlatc! and pro ‘The fault is oure, not the editor's. They mal aut of the publc. Some make it honestly, and them, folic the advice of the iather to tering the world, ‘wake mon: dot at all events, niake moncy’ end an abdominals cirection. | wor free as the air we breathe; I woula have ae ike wind pon the mountain twop— SDOW, and us FpOllese ae it ie tree, | win io Pure, PUblic proes, but agar prurieDt wppetute and its prostitution; avd I here #24 e1« where have, and slwaya will, denou 1 ag the most miscbicvous machine that toa free community This man alvo » was apy preven To the divgrace for the oitice that bas been oiterel w me, and to o sured by your suilrages. | kuow of nothing Wasi 1 did to him, except that during tho rame your, (iat professionally and offictally sejualntea w It became my duty as public prosecutor to pres to the Lago tat] for indictinent for two of (ae a ist Tegeous ever perpotrated, against two of tbe J : of the Court of Sessions His case was to eome m4 tbe Court of Oyer and Termiwer, tur a jive! pon ihe ie Major Noab anc James Lynch, be od chat | 7 ed my lieanse © d amemmr of te rievectho old ioger- rot timo did MF, civiting the Dartaer® rent, aad orasiag 6: « U pom that ooougsor tloor of the Com- d shag ta the ond 16 es to iny that pow newer of the Compson Wich Wout into operation at Served there a yeur tu 16282 f wens imo Aldermen, that Vou iit recollect wae im ; | remembor the ¢ es of 1822, whoo erase grew ia cot, as Digh as my 108 WOK placa, The 1 tben studied my profession. Ube your 1826, aod w 1 Dv uiet Atorney for York, aud apt cau period of timaey I ot prods or esnolument, amd that Towtcame to me Ubis day solicited an otfice, | we ‘, aud now! do o 8 postion where my Meas wued to aud you by your subzageds elecs me & teat position, f will you fatbfaly and realoudly, 4 sfasom apd oct aro, that i may De permitted to ek yate the charac. rot your cy, amd sbow you ‘vss cepende poo the jawe thea upon man who a winvters the govern. mert Bub jour presept chiel muystrate ays bas HOt power eROrgl yeatod le him te secute the laws. ) ehould ake im ail i y Wkpow tb» reason why. io he ‘rst place he take you thas be bos oot power to sr- the provigates aod place them in prison. Dao you~ prison bovses reform criminals? Nota all. Does heex- by locking them ap he ex- pect that it be cao exorcine the pos rule over and govern at the law coniors apoo am ICP Olepoes agai om proved {9 have been © sbed by imprtonment of s tyrant, Be tap the power bet + t arrest persons ey are arrested tot, they are to All bus laws we orsgunal- y ye ip fu'l forco and viger sow. and can be exer- cused by Dig i he w wi likew neo tive a maglewete, und pot like a brate or atyrant. (1 ud applavge.) Te Justice aad judgment begin at the cay Hall. sweep ihe Augean erable toore, abd then go wnd cloanke sb wayeol the city, and io dealing wir the vntorbupae, Wé Bima take kvowicdge of the wisest who ever viritad the earib, ava wot cosdeme. #08 {ba} bo URE Nd; power ua the gnrkes on the Sabbath day, and compe: ;ertona to Odsorve {t; and bo espe tbo roason is becavn the Maine bic law, which Daa been deciared by the Jourt of Appeal Pac bettu Jona), venomen there ooteue word vt trath i that charge, To-day, aud ion too time of ths pasrage of ibe Maine liquor law, the iaws for the obser vance of the Nabdat! have remained \v ly the eae upon the statute book, aad the #« the eens power now that be ul wrog gerbe apd be will do so, no im 10 00 re eiccted, immediately at bar secured the wate o faid to our gocd Batoret friends « med, you will recommend me to the mople of ts city of New ‘York tor re-eléction, ano the Legislature af to State will confer more power upon me, | would rathor be Mayor of the cliy than at the bead of (he vation.’ This ix 0! a piece with the rast of the poncy Qo bas adopted. i Dave read in tbe public prime (av) as they are al) “boporable men’? tteke it for graov | that they speak troth,) that he bas Vceman ucder hie “ Gentie | comtust the meat ¢ on; and that is trae. I say here, ant | charge the chief magigurete othe cly ot New York with beimg a tyrant worse tan kad to ditgrace oF venupy Aga l say turther, if po ceman WhO ACDMKS 49 @ spocies Of tyrnany Like that « ubworthy of bis place, aa! cpiitto be « watchman over yOUr property and interests, Tho mac who hyes and cous himself elther @ native or adopter citizen of thie our | great and glorious country, who bas vot the courage wo it Dis for whereoever be jieskes, ie nawor. thy the priviteger whieh be evjoys, (Theers) And the wap who would aubought undertake lo Goniro! the freges of freemen by the force ol power and stances, i a tren? in be heart as wel!» it you Want a ty7aotr rule over yor, re cleo! the present | chief magisrate of your city. (Laud ene ore.) Yon wei { remember that $269,090 was aporopriniet for ine p | pore of cleaning wirocts; didbe want ibe Logslature | \o give bim power to w Albis pam to the warrant, api draw ituli oni, when no ai-eots had ind bo wast an a: of the Legishv pot to make & « te vio.uuen a be made io t the donepa was al! Procieely upon praiciple that burglar wapte a law to aay, | break into thet gerVemen ® bourne a stoal Bis pro perty ’” What is wanted \*, a law to restrain him, Bot to give Dita more power, for if you do vot restrala Bum, bot give bum tho power he seks, why, gentlemen, seven. bite, UD, OF twenty millions will Dot autiate ube cormo- rant’ appetite ho bee tor ether poooles’ money conld Dob get it fant enovsh out of the pehhe troacory, De wonted to add g 008) to Whe taxer of this year, making | the amonnt $7. 300,000, wiatead of 97,100,000, ' Now be ante s law giviag bim power to tax you wten he piassee. as be does hi be expect that bis police force, ‘fT Gre taxed x tb ) aut COmpeded cuder ihrests Ke, Will depus.t the'r suirages for him on the next op day? ‘Y wey 40, my word for it. they are pe ber worth; of being called citizens of this country, or worthy of being ollicers of yours. Now, x ie cettipg somowhaé lato, aad my ~peech is becowing tedi- ons. ‘Cries of * No, 20,”' and “Go on.” Richmonds m the say. way very readily will be f you re-elect povent, who has been Thave bim to vole and give away press i¢ } perty a Jetlerwon on Sixth avenue can meot | i#a very ex: eevimabic, and vory amiableman. 1 ‘eel! Goat] | dave always respected him, tod unt be does keowiagty chief magie- | fete act which | belleve t be improper, I shall con- trato was; and were ft not tint these attacks hare been | tinue to him. Bu. { must be permitted wo aay made upon mo in the public prikts, | should not coasicr | that he never tried a cause lp bie We, Bower met face to them worthy of notice. The knowledge J had of any | face a rogue, Hever learned! how to detect from tho lines. roplaint against Mr. Wood wus his calling upoa me at | ments of the face rexcality and villaay, aod Unat te tbe my oflice, et the requeet of my old and best proieasiona | reaeon they heave him whe over the friend, Ogden Hotiman—a man of whom eiy ant | Beard of Aldermen, 1 say that he han ‘Ua wo Siperience State m: f+ 4] }roud—40 retain ine ah an associate | with the Police Department, and while | was [he counsel. When be came to mobe wid mebs wtory;acc | trict Attorney | tad « great deal Some as lawyers professionally and generally have ao meane of | years ago, bad & piaco commected with the Polite De- aacortaining the truth of wnat a man #tates to them, they | partment, woovered six or eight monte after take t fr granted that thelr cilenta — the (rats, | got ‘nto office, called tho Str Chamber, (Laughter. Upon this cocasicn !t was bot neoreary jor the preseat | Moet of you, perhaps, do know that om iee obiel magistrate w tel! me the whole of bis care. I wae { eneb a coart calied he sur Cham. called ou fur the purpose of examining one particular | ber land. and it war abolebet, it exereied witness, in relation to mattere with which I waa particu. | more power over the free citizens Of eoautry inan ey and pecuilarly scqunipted, and the! was acovants. | wae congenial with the tastes of the Our Sar 1 did attend the examimation. It epded in the | Chamber was a little room abovt 18 ¥ 10, on the Sane ¢ the prevent eoi{ magistrate. The next | right band of the fsteriad ebatr Poltoe s thing tbat occurred wae wie Oiding of the indict. | and it wan not lang before | sliscoy the "I ment. Iwas called upon again by Mr. Hollman, and witb bim I sited ta duposing of that tndict Mmept professionally, and for that purpose it was not necessary to go ino « history of the tranractions between the eb! magiirate aod Marvine, becouse it all turned @mply pon 66 abstract juesuon of ta As such tf wns presenind to the court; as woch it war argued; af fob It was decided—and thore | cup: ¢ WY coBHection with the matior would end, and end rever, It ea mirtake to eap; fatufoliy defence his client, whether ie rerponatble for the cuppequeaoes. lawycr to take bir 4 or innocent, it is the duty of « lent and do for Lim what his client woul do tor bimoolf f be wore equaliy edovated and | off requsinted with law. (loud spplaere) Lehould like to Enew in what condition society would be if a pro- feasicral man, the momeut be receivoe a statement from bie client, sho. 4 wnik into court and discione 15. whole of KY Of what use woul! @uck a counre! be? there aay one of you, hot Being ® lawyer, who could take care of bimeelf in» cour: of Insti’ Not one How Mwy impocent Mee- mee who at lonst deoare them. selves Innooent—erw there who Lave beca convicted for want @ knowledge t0 Gri ed themero!ves, aud eometines by rensor of this motern eystem whith makes lawyers out of anything. (laughter aod applecss.) There, [ say, gentiemeo, Thought my consection with thie matter would and op that period } knew no abovt uth of falsity of the complaint toss any cre of you. Bot aferwneds the chier magistrate desired =ome 6% attend = tipon =the reference. 1 attend some ton, Giteer, or porbaps twonty tmes—for th was adjourned over and over again, and when the case bad disclosed iteel, and 1 begaa 6 underetane It, after several comrersatiogs with the chiof retrase of the city, my further services wore diapenced , Ant another gentiemen took my if he has been obtiged to procumbh ender the foal w wi that a lawyer #ho | as he hat } tlon Ronee . dievosiion of | th robbed you et night hada wt hie oe that little room early in tie mors, ‘saan thier Cay light, ard @ couweniont Ofer, ‘the wef, toge him, would be ©: the stolen pro. perty. Of course the ovicer did not Kaew where it from. Tt wae bre there ta re ie ‘courre apown anything of the robbery, not, for the proprictor of tho store CA \qworant of fact that ® robbery had beem oomalteed oo hie 1 visite 1 the store the . Well away goes the thief, nod then ie ae tho £ atcvel ap tot, will teneion and the oilcer, * Keep still,” saya tend Twit ina day®, af some poor cartman Breadway, with a epecie box on watches, tho policeman rtepe id you got that f*'—to whieh know, but ba! been employed for him. The policeman examines (nina stolen property, ant takes: ‘The cartman i he wot hetng able w account for [es press, ble to find the man ve beard of & man almoet onder sven e.reUMetenecs—one whe and at length only released by the thief foreman policeman that W he did not twat care, thank God be did not die in my hands, (iaugh- | wo. d bave him exposes et ter apd cheers.) Thos much 1 felt tt my cuty 10 eay to | and it wae to the credit of the venerable Jacob . Jeo. And DOW. Poatiomen, Ket us lock at sore ofbor IH. | fll toc thieves of New York prusouaoad hit ae nowest Us matters before we part; for able that | ollcer. | could giveyou a ew wore festences, but thet Bo other opportanky will so aforied to me to | ie raorgb. Brot) vr Harkor knows nothing of these things. say ferie few other things which ft ie mccsmary bah you | When Warner undertook to blow op Ais wife, publid epte anf the world sheruid understand. {came from the city | tp scitied down that Drury was the gully mane yor © Broekiyn, were 1 was born, to the elty of New York | whe moment rem) an aguowut ef Hi the epee i dee th THK. At that tlie there war Bo means Of going {rom | the bacd oi Tom Wareer, im it; and when fesme to the Broetiyn to New York except vo ttle ferry boats, xian | city nnd doriared be Gen Oe Gan ie ‘two penay boats,” “ix penny Doate” and “barges.” [ wat plot, no one believe me. This | knew came th one of the two penny boat. ana I ehould not ty eel had acquired trom teem urprised Belore the canvass Wover ((Tahouid be callei a | selves, ni my experience as Disucies Atsarmey for tx “two penny flow." 1 landed at the foot of James street | yrars Now, gentlomen, these thieves are and and waiked up as far se Chatham square, wher {ob | c'assi(ied. Slime of them are mene, iy ran. eerved an engine house aoe a pole erected With a gol ion . FEO Would Flea! e pocket handkerchel, while others ae Prd ay ee By hed BO have gramlor arpirations, aud rob the . Posket be gold, ana | ooveidered ite wonderfully honwt mace | bardaerobiel there © cated te and work Thad come to, and that the poot must corte! eind your back Then we have a ciags of men calling been mistaken with regard to this metropolis “kontackers."’ Now, Mr Harker docs not know any when he —_ : ) thing of these tniewes | would Make ® bet () & God made (he country and man made the towa, were Wlerated by Ikw) that two Of these gentig-