The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1856, Page 5

‘and the whole compeny rent, Isotes and gen'iemen to their feet. cheer sollowing ’. After the excitement was stilted Mr, Bonuxesee epoke as fotews — Ladies and gentiemon—I am too weak to say mrch, but Jam 100.greteiul to remain sient. I have juss left my ‘roum for the iret ume tn onagegerrs — ae a oum of sician; but Bo’ wim my 2 fhe la thepke for the honor you have ‘eonicrred vn me. {n whe first piace, I offer my eincerest to the laboring mea of the Fifth dis-rict ‘act €4 ov their own opinions—who tar. w down the axe and bawmer and voed for whom they thought reat, submitting to Southern dictation—I thaak those men whose fiery ardor and warm hearted zeal enw buted s0 much to ihe result—I thank those indepen- dent mp of other partics who did pot wish to aid in an ‘wmequal contest of three against ono—Ihank ‘those rich men wio, costing their votes, gave @ rebuke to the slander wat they thought more of heir cotton than their principle: —aud I thabk tbat brave 014 man wnove namo ‘abwes ip the apuals of our country, who gave not only bie vowe but & pampbiet backed by eighty-four years of en iurtrious life deycted to bia country. (Cheers) 1 ‘thank you one and ail, pot because of a persona’ triamph vet tor the tumph of principle (Coeers.) 1 thank you Vol you nay pe gee Faneuil Gall to Sor ~ Garsinn, ‘They may oa } tho roli their voluntary siaves under 7 sbasow of Bunker Hill, but the ro}l of freemen bo called there still. (Cheers. ) The was expresed thai such @ ope would Rimec): in Covgrees as to avid giving ollence to apy one. Mr. B. mierpreted this to mean tbat womever ‘was utterea abould not be obnoxious w the South. Uriaa H it 1¥0 into av elven T am no sectiongliti—no deunionist. As to what be should do im the fuinre ho could make vo pledges. No man can promise whut be woral Orian Heap. (Unecrs.) ‘wii do in the future. Every man should dotoat waich ‘wasrigbt. He would wry to do risat, as heretofore, iebeers ) bnt if they strike agatuat tne white bosom of eur mother commonwealth 1 shail strike back again. (Tremendeus chering. the audiel rising, crying, It, through craven fear or syco i your man- (Qheore.) I shall go as s00n as ‘permits me, est) is ita tee path of duty, unawed by the face of clay. (Cacere) lu reference to the late campaign, Mr. B paid, + We drove the enemy from Buaker Hill aod New Bpgiand, but ne sil! lingers in New Jersey aad Pena- tylvenia = Im the campaign oi 1860 we will drive bim to ‘orktown und there conquer him. (Choers.) Mr, B loved by Beying ho haa spoken longer than be Dat ought Yo bave done, aud then bidding tne audience tarewel!, touk bis reat. : The audience immediately rose and greeted him with ond and jung continued cheers. To response 10 thes mtiment “Cur Country,” the Hon, Hevry Wilson tpoke ut considerable leugth. He accora- e¢ ali the noner 10 those who in re-electing Mr. Bortin- game independence cnouga to keep old Faneuli Hall wnere, be said, sbe ought always to be—on the side of frecdom, to which she was dedicmed by our fahers. (Geers) Weare here to mght, he acded, a defeated party. (Cries of ‘No,”” “na,” “outgeneralied.””) We'l, ‘we Were defeated but we retired with gay and festive mepa, (Cheers and laugnter.) We bad « candidate— {4 voico— ‘We've got ove now’’) Who retires from sbis campaign with the bich reepect and honor of all. .) Mr. Wileon cloned with “Liberty and Uoion now and forever,” 6 @ sentiment, which was recetvod with loud chee re. ches followed by Jtobert B. !Tall, Hon. Charies A. podpe, Hon. Cheries Francis Adams, J. M.S Williams, eq., Col. ¥ B. Fay. R ii, Dana, keq’, Go Reode Island, Gov. Morr), ot A song was sung by Col. Hlodeett, of Providence, ded!- cated to Preston 8. Brooks, of South Qarolina, which cre- wed moch merri@ent ‘The number who partook ¢f the banque: was about one Shousnod; and, aside from the sympatuy elicited oy the Redle ap} ance of Mr. Burlingame, was a bappy and sucocastul atfalr, The assem iy broke up about 12 o'clock, with cheers for Burlingame, }remont, Wilson, Somoer. Banke and cabere of the Maseachusctis Congressional Lelegation. Muntetpal Election. Cincins art, Now. 24, 1856, At wWe municipal ciect\on at Indianapolis oc Satorday, ‘Wm. J. Waliace, repubiican, was elected Mayor by 150 myerny. Fire at Whitchall, N. Y. Winrmiait, N. ¥ , Now. 23, 1866, A fire broke out here, sbout 3 o'clock this afternoon, fa @ Dieok of buildings adjoining the Park House, owoed by Mears. Jobvson & Wheeler. The buildings were ovcu- pied as follows :—R. C. Johnson, dwelling bouse and whole- wale grocery ; H. & A. Renois, dry goods and bakery; G. ‘W. Rhodes, ambrotypist, and others in small offices. The whole block was consumed. Loss $10,000; partially tn- ered. The origin of the fire is anknown. Weather Westward, &, Curcaco, Nov. 22, 1856. ‘Mere was a terrible gale of wind here last evening. ‘Mao steeple of the new Univervalist meeting house was Blown of, and three new tivo story brick buildings in of erection blown down. They were owned by Brown & Wilder, D. Horton and G. W. Noble. Several bamber yards were also badly damaged. The total loss tw estamated at $30,000. ‘The upper Mississippi, above Lake Pepin, is closed by fee. ‘The East Bank of Tennessee. Locmviis, Nov. 24, 1366, ‘Ho bills of the Bank of Fast Tennessee are refused by Heswoky and Tennessee banks. Markets. PHILADELPRIA STOCK BOARD. Pracpeurais, Nov, 24, 1856, Mecks stvady. Pennsylvania 6’s, 85; Reading Railroad, 40%; Lovg island Railroad, 12:;; Morris Canal, 14%; Pemnsy!vania Railroad, Crancesrox, Noy. 22, 1856, Cotton—Saies to day of 2,600 baies, at ful prices. bay Borrato, Nov, %#—~6 Poi 1, and 86 extra Indiana. and jower, Sales 25,000 bushels, at $1 11 for Chioago spring, $1.12} for Milwaukio club, $1 26 for red Ind! aoe 81 26 for white do, Corn uachanghd; sales 13 ‘Dushels, af 690. atioat. Oate firmer; sairs 7,000 bushels, at 41\c Barley about S 3, $114, Whiskey, 37c. Canal — . York. Receipts for the forty-eight hours ending st to-day :—5,108 bbis. flour, 98,018 bushels wi Dasbels corn, 4,500 bushels oats. Canal wrabels wheat, 20,150,beshels corn. demand. Persenal Intelligence. Senator Docglas aud his accomplished bride, together General : elds and other members of their bridal party, attended the Opera last evening, under the escort of Kon. \ogustus #chell and Hon. Jobo C. Mather, ina bax directly oppowite the one occupied by the distinguish- 4 party above mentioned, Colonel Fremont and lady ‘wore seated, evidently enjoying the opora, and undis- barbed by the presence of the formidable politiesl oppo- nent of the geilant Colonel. Va. Democrat, of the 22nd tnst., con- complimentary ’’ notices ot Mr. Pea- fe deplorably amuning to witness the cut-tafled. oama, roes-bred artistocratic flunkeyism of the ‘North orn towards « cortatn Iueky Londonizet Yaukeo = Kok known ar Peabody If this individual bas “aa asteck of rheumatic gout,’’ fortawith the New York He- vein darks loudly and lvatily about smaller Gotbam mals from te “Athen” got up @ whine of toady condolence It is traly a pity that thane at mongrel-aristocratic Yankees have not a = Dour Journal wherein to chronicle the sicken! tall of every move, ect, saying ard locale of this \- ite Peatody. This * fedependent”’ dollar adoring yel- Jow pivah prove ot the Nerth is, in all truth, the vory os humbug. snobbery, and codtish cant, Vive | full purse Peabo y Governor Cantey, of Delaware, bas appoloted Joveph P. Comeny®, BRq., ot Dover £7 cavreo by the death of i @ leading momber of ‘he [ieiaware bar, a gentleman « aod ability, with large experienos in the publie adatre in bis-own state, and well joformed in mationnt potvics. He i & near relative of the ilustrions maa hore plece de bar be: the lke of the latter enjoy: Senator, to Hill the vace- ytom, Mr. Comegya ia jected to iilled, and during "1 his entire conkdence and UNITRE STATES CINCHIT Corer. Tetore Bon. Jadge Neleon. %—The two suite of Coleman and aaotuer A the corpmation of the Albany bridge ov judeon wasconclnded today by the Hon ser, whe summed upon the part of the piaintite, decision of tbe Court is reserved Nov Court Calendar—Thts Day, Berazxs Covet—Oron't.—Noa, 7 , £004, 353, 44, 1800, 788, 1729, 1883, 140% 177, 2004, 2088, 950, M1V6, 147%, 271, 2113, 2124, LOns, 280K 1114, 1781, 1732, BOO, 171), Wid, 1845, 1092, 48, 111, #9, 454, 1245, 608, #2, 671, 2406 1 . Year) ant) 1961, 14 ; 1987, 190O, 1207, TAOS, 1uOG, 1908, Ist 4, LETT. VRB, 1967, TOT, 19H, 18H, 1987, 199%, Lot 424, 1489, 1408, 1442 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1856. + Cnerias CONTR Geen Ve. Ee Sue Lewis J. Bridgnian, formerly's clerk in the empley- mento Benjamin Douglass & Oo. commercial agents, of ‘Trinity Building, Broadway, but Row employed by Tap- pan & McKillop, of No. 6 Beckman street, appeared be- fore Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court, and pre- ferred » complaint against two men, named William Thompson and Willian Bagen, clerke in the employ- ment of hessra Dougiass & Co., above roferred to, for bas ‘ng obstructed him in his business by tollowing him everywhere he went and annoying bim on the way. As ‘the complaint is somewhat novel in its character, and as Se siaaris is interesting, we obtained a copy of it, as ows :— Lewis J. Bridgman. being duly sworn. deposes and saya—T lerk in the pats Tappan & MeKilop. pro- he Commercial Agency, whose place of business. No. 6 Beekman surest, in the Park Bank building Fer snore than two years prior to the 1sth November duet “1 was @ clerk’ in the employment of B. Doug loss & Co., iPro} rietors of ihe Commercial Agency lo- cated in Tript bu ding, No. 111 Broadway. In the month @! Uciober, 1:05, T'was desirous of losving tho employment of F, Douglass & Co, but final y arrapged with them to con- tinue in their service. 4 fter that arrangement had been con- eluded, Mr. Benjomin Douglass, the senior of the iirm, me that if I had left his employmeat aud entered imto the ser- viee of any estab isbmest pursuing the same business, he would bave dogged we wherever I might go, and that if I sheuld ever leave him he would put two mea upon my track to bound me. if it should cost him a thousand dollars a menth. T continued in the service of B. Dongiass & Co until the tirst ot the present month. The cause of my leaving that em- ployment was a disagreement about the compensation to Baal Ea Tepid Ye Wana ete jor jtaation as clerk with them. and on, the 4h of Novemper mad agreement wih them, and on the 5th November en. tered their serviee; my bu is to solicit subscriptions to the agency, to do which I visit merchants and business men at their offices and desks, or gounting th of November, in the morning, when i came to Tappan & MeKilion 1 saw Willidsn Thompsoa, the porter aad mail clerk of B, Douglass & Co , standing op the side walk before the door of our office; half'an hour afterwards T waw him in Bunover street; after that he followed me wherever [ went upon my busiress, the next day, or the sth of November, 1 Syst saw bin between nine and ‘en o'clock in the mornin: in Nassau siveet foewing me ason the day belove; [called at various places and observed that he wrote im a book at every place, at length T asked him what he meant by follow: be said it was tovrevent me from getting subscribers; Douglass paid him very well tor following me; I wied y terry. at the foot eo ibe boat which I wok urned, bearly an bour afterwards, he an ompibas, he « 4 seat, «bere he couid see me. Uf left the stage at Barclay street and went to the Barelay street ferry to Hoboken; wowed me to the boat. ‘Thompson has continued this pursuit and an- Loyanse every day to the present time. For two daya past, on the 13th and 1%h inst. Thompson has been attended and Wi. Bingham. another porter in the : Co” T have been pursued into and through stores and offices. Ihave been interrupted and an noved in various waysby these men, while quict\y and peace ably engaged in a law! {usetul'business. I have ase tained that it is the intention and declared purpose of Mr. Ben- yumip Dougiass to continue this annoyance until he compels ime (© abandon my orenpation, upon whieh alone I depend for my subsistence aid for the support of my family. Messrs. Thompson and Biogbam were brought before Justice Connolly, whe held them to wait the result of an eXemination, which bas been set dowm for Saturday af- ternoon. Tux Twervta Warp Evecrion Casg.—The investigation into the ,alleged frauds committed tu the Third district of the Tweifth ward, on the last election day, was continued yesteroay before Justic® Conncily, at the Lower Police Court. The entire of tho after- oon was taken up with the cross examination of the witwerges fer the provecation. Nothing new or interest- ing was el:cited, It will be some days ere the caae will be conejuded. Cnazor oy Kinxarrivs —John B. Sardy, shipping mer- cbant, was taken into ccetody yesterday alveracon by Ser- geant smith, of the Lower Police Court, on a charge of bav- ing been implicated witn Capt. Maloney, of the ship Ei- wood Walter, in the kidnapping of a sailor, named Car. roll, and keeping him on board of the above mentioned ship egaipet bis will and wish, The accused was brought before Justice Connolly. at the Lower Police Court, where be was held to bail the sum of $4.000 to answer. Capt. Maloney having sailed for Liverpool the day afer the commietion of the alleged outrage, bis arrest was, as & matter of course, not eflected. We have received a jet- ter from Mr. Sardy ip reference to the above complaint, in which the accused's side of the story is told as fol- 1H EDITOR OF THE MERALD. RegandSthe kidnapping case mentioned im your journal 6f tne uorning, the other side of the siory ia, thai somo sailors who dake a business of shipping seamen, recetving their al- vance apd then stealing them again from the shit the stream, were caughi at midnight 07 board of wood Walter, by the oflicers of the ship, and were bj put ingafe keeping wntil ihe, sailing ‘of be D ‘ime, Carroll. the principal, insisted 1 of one man whom they ackhowledzed to bave stole sbip, provided the captain would let him elear, and for which the money and order alluded to Were given. JON B, SARDY. The Presidential Election. THE POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE AS FAR AS ASCERTAINED. The Popular Electoral rote. Vote, ———— NB. 1856, ———__, —Now., 1866,— Fre Stats, Buchanan. Fillmore. Fremont. Buch. Fill, Pr’ Connecticut 995 2,618 = Evacuation Day. ITS CELEBRATION TO-DAY--PARADE OP THE SOUTE- EbN DIVISION OF THE STATE MILITIA—SPLBENDID MILITARY SIGHT IN PROSPECT. To-day is the seventy-third anniverrary of the evacus- thon of New York city by the British forces, an event that occurred in the year 1783. Last year the Board of Courciimen appropriated $1,000 for the proper obser- | ‘vance of the day, but the Aldermen, by deoreeing that | Rone of the money should be expended for eating or drinking, killed the appropriation most effectually. Th's year there has beem no recognition of the day by the authorities, and its only observance will be the military Parade, which will no doubt be magnificent. It ig to be regretted exceedingly that our citizens do not pay more attention to the national holidays, and ap- propriatety colebrate the events that give them their sig nificance. It begets kinditer feelings between the different sections of the country, and does more for the perpetuity of the Usion than all the buncombe speeches mad during & political campaign. The following is the official notice of the military pa- rade:— Finest Divistoy New York Stare Mi Division Onpens. New Yorx, Nov. 10. 1856. The Division will parade on Tuesday, ihe 25th of Novem! instant, to celebrave the anniversary cf tae Evacuation of New York by the iinitish army, and the reiurn of our ancestors to their homes and firesides on the 25th of November, 1783. ‘the Division line will be formed in Fourteenth ‘street, with the right on Broadway, at 1 o'clock A. M., precisely, apd Will be reviewed by his Exceliency. the Commander-in Ubief, wih the General siei! of the State. at baif past 11 o'clock. ‘The salute to the Commander in Chief will be tired in Union square, by a deluchment trom wi General Hall will detail an escort tor the Commander-in- Chief and to report \o the Adjutant General, at the La- farge bouse, at half past 11 o'clock a. M. Fourteenth streat and Broaaway are hereby designated as the parade grovud of the Division, from il A.M, unti the Division passes the Oity Fall ‘The marching salute will be received by the Gevernor in front of the Oity Gall, at Le’elock P. M. The Hi@ of arch will be down Broadway t Chambers aireet, und fhreugh Chambers and Cente sireeta to the eaat gale of che Park. A national ralute will be fired from the Battery by a de- tachment from the first Bri at neon. ‘The Division Staff wt) ass at the quarters of the Major General. stl oelick AM. iy order of CHARLES W_ SANDFORD, Major Gen. Commanding. ROBERT ©. WETMORE, Division Inspector. ‘The Colouci of the Tet Regiment bas issued the follow- ing orcer, which we commend to the attention of the rank and file — TIS? RROIMENT NEW YORK STATE SFT AMERICAN GOARB A ane = 6 37,481 96,180 11 19703 65442138 ‘00 1007 4 3,26Y 600 — &» 8 W740 10TMe = 13 — 92565 — — 6 uc mes TS 124,206 275,490 — — 36 17,139 99087 — — 2 83,220 Bm iw a a «<a panies! | “ao Ma 62 Duc. Fa. FP : ork ee . = ad n-—- = Bp = ;o-_—- — — s — I _ o—_— a South Carolina No popular vote, ewe.) ae Teoncesee ..., 13,117 0,34 — 12 Texas een RR Ge Virginia ,...., 88,064 58,979 300 16 — — Total,.,....600,013 908,018 aa tla 8 — Buchanan's plu) 1m slave Statos.112,696 104 THS RESULT IN THE UNION. ralities Pierce's majority in 1852.. Buchanan's meajoriiy in 1858. ay a Providence county 6.903, Nev port county 1,268 Kent county... + 1tea Washington ‘ounty . 1443 46 162 Bristol county ....... 603 OT 218 TOR... wee rece MLMOT 6,680. 1,675 The clear majority for Fremont in this State is 3,142; over Bachanan, 4.517; over Fillmore, 9,822. THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF Omn0. Civewsati, Nov. 24, 1856, ‘Tho following \# the official vote of Ohio for President:—— City Politics. THE DEMOORATIC REPUBLICAN GENFRAL OOMMIT- TRE~ ARRANGEMENTS FOR HE ELECTION oF Tas GENERAL COMMITTER FOR THE YRAK 1857. ‘The Damocratte Republican General Committes assem. Died in the Coa! Hoje, at Tammany Hall, int eveaing, for ‘the purpore of making preliminary arrangements for the election of the General Committee for the year 1867. ‘The attendance of both members and outsiders was ui utually large, aod deop interes: was manifested by the | datter in the proceedings of the fermer called to order by Wileon Smal’, the of the Committee, and (he minutes of the let aving been read by the Sooretaries, Mesers, Benedict and Chancelinr~ A resol tion wae oifered by Josiah Sutherland of tho rd, in relation to the election of the Gene wr the coming year, declaring that pri lore should be held in each ward on the 2d of December, between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clc¥, when delegates to che committee should pe chutrn. The resolnion «ito provided for the appointment of an Kxecative Commitice whore daty it wonld be to nominate members of th: General Commitee in such wards where thero failed 0 Soma roeot. This resolusion was adopted By a vo.e of 86 wo 21, In scoordance with the spirit of the abore mentioned reson ton, am Exeouive Committee, of the followieg per. fone, wr8 chonen Fernane’o Woed, Jobn Coes: rate Carlen A May, Josiah Sub riand. a ‘The Committes jh. D eajenrea te ureday Lom mittee jhan Wott! the first tn December. Willing | Priotey, | ders, the ofticers » hereby ordered to assemble uniform, with overcoats, on anc members of this regiment tbe Armory, tor parade, ‘Tuesday. the 25th jostant ‘The regimental line will be forméd at half past 9 o’elock, ALM., precisely ‘Tbe Statt wil report to the Colonel atthe Armory (mounted,) ato quarter past), A.M. » Court of Appeals to hear excuses of delinquents from this parace will be held at the Armory on Friday evening, December 8, from 7 to 74s 0'e ock. It i# important that all who have not provided themselves with overcoats, should do so by the day of parade. Trey can be procured by calling at Captain Kegup’s. No 18134 Bowery, ier Noe, corner ot Ci rine Uherry streets. rs and’ bon commissioned oflicers’ diilla will be nmeneing op Friday, the 28th inst. axd on the first and third Fridays, at 73g #. M. of each month, until far- ther orders ‘She cominissioned officers of this regiment are bereby order- ed to assembi tat overcoat and Thursday, mber, ‘The resignation of’ Capt KE. Stephens having been accepted by the Brigadier-General, he is hereby honorably discharged from the service ‘The Colonel embraces this opportunity to express his sin- cere regret at the loss of his valuabte services to the reyinent ana wouid further say, that during the Jong period of Capt. Stephen's connection with the corps he has ever been indefa'l- gable in his effort to advance ia interests and promote its success Lieut H. F. Metzler will forthwith assume command of Company Lient L. 8. Overton is hereby transferred, at his own re- quest, fo Company K. By order of, A. 8. VOSBURQH, Colonel, Commanding Tist Regt. N. ¥. Cras. E. Sirn:, Sergeant Major, The military will ve reviewed in the Park at noon by Governor Myron H. Clark, agzisted by Mayor Wood, the members of ihe Board of Aldermen and the heads of de- partments, 8 Of 1832 will ba vate celebration of The Vet! their own, a8 will be seen by the following:— VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1812. CELRERATION OF THE EVACUATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY TH BRITISM FORCES AT THY CLOSE OF THE WA OF THE AMEKICAN REVOLUTION. To Tum Eviton or tHe Henann, You are respectfully invited to join the Veteran Corps in the above stated celebration asa gueat. There is to be a national saiute tired. sone target firing by inembers of the corps, and a collation on the beatiful Brevoort near the Rast’ river, between Fitty fourth and Fifty-fifth H pend om your e¢ any on this patriotic occas! ease . Bley the tame al your earliectetercnionss we ‘COMMITTEE. Capt, William Buttre, Col. Henry Raymond, Col Hardenbrook, Lient. H. Baker, Capt, Isaac M. Phyfe, Lieut. Gouge, Gast. Thos. B. Howe, Thos. L. Watdon, °¢ William Taylor, Jonse Ferguson, is voroon, Tous W. Ryckman, Willie Le Vanzandt, Thos. Stewart, 20 Cent Ambrotype Likeness with a Case— 1.440 datly, rain or shine, at 347 Broadway, corner of Leonard 12 Cent Portrat graphs, views of Niagara pictures daily, 289 Broadway and Dollar Photo ‘alls, 4c, Taking 1,000 machine Children’s Fors—A Very Large Stock, at FORD & SCOTT'S, 210 inode : Finest Ready Made Clothing to be Found in New York, at DRUMGOLD & PROUW, 12) Pulton sizeci, ‘and the best custom work at lowest prices. Fine Cards, Enve' om EVERDELL’S 1s the oldest establishment on Broadway fur tne card engraving. Betablished (40. | Seal Engraving, Crests, Coats of Arma, cyphera, 4c . on stone and metal, seals, rings, &c., at RVER- DLL's, 02 Broadway, corner Duane street. Challe to Mr. Udelpho Wolfe — Having cbserved acard, published over we hame of Tdelpho Woile, wherein be attempts to undervalue the mertta of the cordial gin, ver by ua, upoa the sire: of sia- Maden, by him said io emanate trom the. Custom “House, we that we are willing & make the two followii ‘wih Mr. Wolfe’--We will bet the suta of two thaunand ‘that the cortial gh y aeonpting this of whether be is willug verily wath of the statements issued over bis own name, KR. RK. MESSENGER & CO. Photogra; in five seconde siting. wsiructons sent by Hats, Caps and Fors, of Every le and quality, at rokD & SCOTT'S, 210 Brogiway. Ow White's 63 Hat, Fall Style.—146 Fulton | strect, between Broadway and Nagsau street, Undergarments for the Million, Wholesale and retail, ot McCLAUGTILIN’S shirt avd furntehing store, 299 Crecnwieh sireet, corper of Murray. Winter gloves of evere kind. Three-ply collars by the box or dozen. Sbirte of the Dest quality. ———— es Bewt Machines the Public.The | undersigned hereby give notion thet all-auits and controversies In relation to the Infringement of patents apon sewing ma- chines between the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com Bary JM: Sioger & Co and the Grover & Baker sewing lachine Company ba: am ecrapged and settled, WHEE! WILSON Mant'g vo 1. M. SINGER & CO, GROVER & BAKBK, §. M. Co. New Your, Nov. 20, 1866. Cristadore’s Hair Dye and Wigs are Match- Jess and unigne articles Hoth for axis, and the dye privately Applied, at No. 6 Astor House Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and whiskers, at No. | Barclay strect. Hsir dye four shillings « box, black or brown. Batehelor’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and - The best inthe world. Made, sold ant applied at No. 20% Broadway. White Teeth, Perfamed Breath and Beau- tifal complexion can be acquire by saing the “balm of @ ‘tbousand flowers.” Beware of counterfeite. The romeue success of the ° alm’ has brought owt hosts of counterfrite impostors. Be sure exch hottie Is signed FECRIDGK & 0O., Franktin equare, N.Y. For eale by all druggists. Holloway’s Omument Is Invainable for the | cure of bad Joga, sore breasia, and wound» even of twenty deare standing. Dr. Kennedy, Proprietor of Kennedy's Medical Discovery, will be at the New He the first board Dlinois Central bonds advanced % per cent; Milwaukie and Mississippi Raitroad, %; Chicago and Rock Island, 5,; Panama, 34; Michigan Southern, %; Erie, %; Michigan Central, 4; La Orosse and Milwaukie, 34; Reading, 34; I:limots Gontral Rathroad, 3¢; Galena and Chicago. 2%; Cleveland and Toledo, %{. Most of the tran: actions in Galena and Chicago to day were for cash. Erie sold in the street to-day, before the board, dows to 04 per cent, After the adjournment of the board, the following saics of stocks and bonds were made at at auotion by A. . Nicolay — 60 ebares Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR Oo. 5634 10 do. American Express Co. 89% do. Union Indta Rubber Co. bY ao, do, ao. Market Fire lng, Co . ao. Exoelsio: Tire Ina. Co. MOK 0, Mecbaoica’ Bank of Williamsbur; do. St. Nic! Baok........ . 98% do. Merchents’ Exchange Bank. 106 do, Bank... 23 20 do, Bank... % Bimeon Draper’s regular semi-week!y sale of bonds and stocks will take place to-morrow, Tuesday, at 125 o'clock, at the Merebants’ Exchange. At the second board the principal mevement was in Erie, and anaduance of \; per cent wae realized, with traneao- tions to some extent. Reading Railroad went up \ per cent; Michigan Central, 34; Illinois Central, %<; Cleve- land and Toledo, % ; Chicago and Rock Island, 34. There war & 5ma)) sale of Nicarague Transit at 31; per cent. The enormous tand sales of the Illinois Central Railroad Com- pany have brought in a new set of buyers for the stock. Orders from Europe are all the time in the market, and every steamer goirg out takes more or less of both stock and bonds, There were nosales o! Galena and Obicago railroad stock this afternoon. It was offered at 12) per cent on time, and 119 per cont bid, cash. The bank state- met is much more favorable than asticipated, amd it kave holders of stock moro confidence. We do not seo how it (a possible to get speculative railroad stocks much higher. They are all high enough now, and as fora genoral speculative movement, it appears to us totally out of the question. The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as folio ws:— Recapts. Paynvnts. Balance. Saturday 8191128 05 $90 158 OL $12,113,708 29 Monday, + 216,202 72 307,872 25 12,081,618 75 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 2ist inst., were as follows: — Texas debi warrants... .... $19,476 45 For the redemption of siock 20.301 84 For tho Treasury Department 29,865 98 For the Interior Department... 87,745 95 For Custom 82,526 02 War warrants rosetved art entered 82.348 58 From Oustums... ... 6,162,162 47 From mircellaneous sources ++ 6,943 88 On acoount of the Navy.. 209,898 09 ‘The foliowing is a statement of the receipts and ¢x Pcares of the first six months and of the subsequent four tuonths business of the Green Bay, Milwaukie and Chicago Ratlroad:— Gross earnings, 6 months ending July 1, 1866.§127,782 18 “ 4 months ending Nov. 1, 1666, 112,144 98 Gross earnings, 10 mouths ending Nov. 1. 1866 $239,926 36 Expenses, 6 mor. ending July 1, 1866 $39,934 65 « 4 mos. ending Noy. 1, 1556. 47,200 06-07,224 60 TOtM). eee seer cree + $142,701 86 Add for wnadjusted car service. 1,800 00 Net earnings for 10 mos. ending Nov. 1, 1866.$141,201 86 ‘The earnings of the Wisconsin Lake Suore Railroad Company for the month of October, amounted to $85,815, and for the ten monthe ending Noy. 1, 1856, the gros: re- ceipts were $799,922. ‘The cars sre now running on the Minera) Point Rail- road to Dartington, « distance of twenty-four miles. The remaining eleven miles will be opened about the 1st of December. An extension of this road to La Crosse and ‘St. Pan! is in contemplation. The commerce of the great lakes of the West is increan- ing with astonishing rapidity, Tbe total steam and sail veesel tonnage bulit on the iakes in 1964, was 40,748 tons, In 1856 there were added 37,427 tone. In 1886, the ton- ‘nage reported was 53,360 tons. The cost of steam lon- Rage for two years is cetimated at $1,637,000, and of the sail vessels at $2,817,750, making a total investment of $4,244,760. A new company has intely been formed, under the title of the “Mexican Pactilc Coaland Iron Mining and Land Company,” for the purpose of working coal beds said to exist in Mexico, within forty,miles of Acepuico, and with- tm accessibie distance of the Pacific. A party of engineers and explorers, with Messrs. Manross and Bonner as geo- Jogiats, started a few days since to explore the company’s property, and were to leave New Orleans for Vera Oruz on 1st December. The company is said t> be moneyed and intivential. Mr. Geo. F, Allen, of the Novelty Works, is President, Mr. Geo. L. Ward, of Boston, acting director, and Mr. Samuel J. Beals, of William street, treasurer. I} is to be hoped that tt will not, like so many cther companies, throw away its prospects of success by bad management and a loose way of dojng business. The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movement in the Icading departments of the banks of this city during the week conding Saturday morning, Nov. 23, 1856:— New Yorx Crrv Baxxs. Loans. 970.249 $ & St. Nicholas. f Bhoe & Leather . 5,689,120 ae Ps Seateted 35 SELLELRSASHSESES woe Total... ..8104,604,010 12,071,868 8,818,988 01,404,610 Crnaraxe Hovas Trawaactions. Cienrings for 6 days to Nov. A » s 17... $171,473,103 @ 156,261,944 Balances for 6 n 6 § The annoxed statement exhibits « comparison of the 20h ti inst. All those ti bled wit ' 26h 10 00h Jacl. All boos tevanted wht on " Jeading deparuments of the banks of this city for seyera) " eeedinetinns & monthe— coative, biione ant , Specte : Ee gh phd ind renewed strength and | 408 life pervade every orcan of der tr Ktrry dose mokes the blood puree. The gerves commence | Apr 1,64" 91,081,978 fn the art and tarminnte in the veins. These pills, as a | 8F 90,876,737 first efi#et, aet upan the reasing ine ctreain- | 867 8,446,120 89,677 280 ation by Which Impurtt en in | 297 8,718,108 92,816,068 thay throw off eneh co" ‘ an, | 965 8,662,496 99,476,209 the energy derived from b's pi | ‘541 81488,169 88.720.416 he assiom. When first used, the. pi 7 "aad 0.386,097 81,004,000 and even make ihe patient feel worse, this 1 ' - 9 04, | hecpe with for the good to come aflerwards. No great goed | 299 8,260,161 96,775,518 A withont some trouble in ite attainment, and | 1.180 8,490,259 90,600,248 | These eymotoms | 4,680 8,900,736 91,602,245 | oe 8 eed | 08 1,968 8,278,009 99,716,887 ! ; . - 1g 687 8,260, 289,248 deye wil phoney ot i the ’ Y | Hilleare doing” The dieccumme showtd he cartuliy nuded. | Joly 8, ’26, yes 298 8,697,473 429 | [fupderstood and followed, bealih nod vior will. in a majori- | July 12,°86,. 042 14,798,409 8 406,71 7 ef ca by the uae of RA mth Spills. | July 19, '66.. 110,975, 4 sa\nale ents Fo F bOX At 13 Canal street, 293 Nowery aw 5 4 016, 986, } gar ting gk by ?. iW, Dott or , Philadelphia, and m4 ORS eal bes 14.998) 263 rind | by med malers generally, a 4 7 7 ¥ 4 5 ’ : 8, *BO, . 112,192,822 13,270,608 160 : | ant. 1A,'60., 111,408, 766 14,806,672 6,684,409 09,019,200 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | dng. 22,'56..110,188,°06 12,014,759 6,688,413 90,197,225 itech bedanthte | ang. 90,764. 100,879,911 15,966,508 AB 880 Zab orate ata MONKY MARKET, ae 18,86, 108.1 176 19.280 ABT 8.78 ted Bont Oe Mownay, Nov. 2—6 P.M. | pome, 29,°66,. 100 T15.438,29.270.885 8,769,296 96,698, 86 4 108,992,905 16,978,990 4,005,198 / ‘There wae more activity aod greater buoyancy in the stock market {0 day. An eivance wae mm@iized on unr) every stock sold. The moxt important improvement wat | in Galena and Chicago, and sales were mado at 119 por cert, That price, In view of the February dividend, is only equal to far, Ip other svocks the improvement was | Aoi co great, Mu} doubtiers satisfactory to holders, At | 16.18 & BNO, . 147,098 10,982,581 8.748, 8,078, 144 . ICE. 918. AAO 10. 847.000 8 607 417 84,002 889 104,166,489 10,580,796 § 649,802 83,466,163 615 8,686 905 86,692,801 i ¥ 45180466 720 86,897,971 108,884 480 124 + PRAOTT RT 20,000 Now. 22, °°. 1¢1 64,010 19,677,868 918 999 01,498,510 & | mom ant, : 8, 300 487 {58,024,116 co Nov. a2— is conor Zt It appears by this, that in al] the principal depart vents there bas been an increase. The banks aro running up tho aggregate movement about as fast as it declined dur- ing October and the early part of November. The sp:cie rererve is now about where it was the first week in Sep tember; but it will be difflcult to keep it at that point under am expansion in the discount department. The deposits are increasing at about the sama rate as the line of discounts, and we have no doubt the lowest points of the season have been touched. Importations tor the spring wade will soon be coming in actively, and the banks will have to let out to meet the increasing wants of businere, The contraction in all the departmerts bas been very great, and could not well have gone beyond or below the ngures reported without having caused a great deal of difficulty among the commercial classes. The annual report of the Hartford, Providence and Fiebkill Patlroad Company states the following facts:— ‘The groas 1ecelpts for the year ending Octover 1, 1£56, were Operating ex pens 171,160 Net carvings. $169,438 The following statement shows the flvancial condition of tho company on the lat of October, 1856:— £340,508 Auets. Construction, cost of road from Providence to Waterbury, 1223, miles .... $3,856,239 Equipment... 800,095 Materials on hand, ¥ ood, * 39,934 Sinkirg tonds, Providence and Hartford . 80,086 Sundry potes and accounts , 50,047 Cash On band......ceeseee 2,817 TOMI... caes seve covedeoe’e cee see eens $4,285,170 Liabilities, Old wtock issued... $1,540,800 Preferred ewok s0id, 393,800 Bonds sold. 7 Bills payabie, 5 Supary accounts payabie. Tital .ceccsccscrcceecese see ceeeee « $4,000,007 ‘The interest paid during the yesr ts not here stated, but on the 7 per cent bonds and the bills payable it must bave amounted to about $154,000. Deducting this from the net receipts, there would remain $15,438 towards a dividend on the preferred stock. The October dividend of five per cent on the preierred stock, bas, therefore, necessarily been omitted. In relation to the road, the Hartford Times says: — any- price, and then go om and plete the line, it would bo one of the most profitable operations in the railroad line ever carried out in this courtry. Unlees this is done it cannot be expected that tbe road, however well managed, will be able, for som tow years to come, to earn very much more than the iu- terest op its bonded and fivating debt. But though at Present not a profitable investment to its stockboldere in the way of dividends, it bas been a great enterprise of in- dispemable importance and incalculable benedt to the ‘trace and wealth of this city; snd the road has, without doubt, enhanced tho value of the property of tbe various cities and towns aloag its route, to an amoun far exceed- ing the cost of iis coustruction. Stuck Mompay, Nov. 94, 1856. 35000 Obio 6's, 1860. 102 1000 sus frie RR... 607% COUN CState O's.. 96 100 do......4800 60% 9976 760 Mich Cont ti.aso 96% ‘4, 1876.. 90. 1 do % 2000 NY Ooo RRG's 80% 1 do % 16000 HudRvRR&mbs 63 do rd 18500 I Com RK bds. 9134 60 LaCrosse 19 0G do....860 911 do, ied 3.00 TerHiek Ait2dm 73 do. 79 60 abs Be Com scrip 1¢33¢ 8 Amer Ex Bank.. 110 6 3, 100 40.555 889 1g 10 Sixth Avenue, RN 5055 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mopar, Oct. H—6 P.M. Asuts.—The market was unchanged, anc! sales light. ‘Seturday's prices, wiih a better in juiry and rather more doing, incteding sales for export. The transactions em- braced about 16,000 & 12,000 bbis., at about the following «notations — ‘Common to good Sate, $6 15 a $6 50 ‘Oommon to good os Extra mate, . 64 Ooramen to a0 Extra Ohio, 60 Sounern wa 750 = Ba 800 Canadian ea 1 Qhoice extra, Mills ana Con 826 ‘Baxall end es 960 Canadian bran ‘sales 1ij without chan: were ta eat demanc. but for some grades. ‘The rales em! vi Rye flour Peal at ars iy 50 asked. com: mon, with for export. The 1,000 a 90,000 bushels, inelndii $1 €5 9 81 50; Weste #1 68; Corrox'—The market continued frm, with sales of | about 2600 bales. j Frnents —Ratet to Liverpool were rather easier | in | About 40,000 & 50,000 bushew of grain were ¢: bolk and bags, at 8. a Od. about 4,000 bbls. o ‘Qn 2d. a Me. Od. ; 200 bis. asher at S6s,, and 800 a 1,000 bales of coiton at 5 16d. while some shipowners asked 7.32d , and rice at 27. id. and some hhda. bacon at 276. 6d. To Londor—2,000 a 5,000 bbis. Hour at 29. : 200 boxes bacon at Ive. Ad. anda lot of ufactured twbacco at | Me. per box, To Glaegow~.About 10,000 bushels wheat | were taken at 124., ia p's bage. To Havre, rates | were nnchanged. —A cargo of raisins was sold, consisting of 2,200 ers, 6,000 M_it.’s, 4,000 Bf bes, and 4,000 quar: Private torma. and about 1,000 boxes of layers M. R.'s, ond balvee and quarters, at unchanged prices, Hay —The jee aced about 1,600 a4 000 bales stook wae accumulating, and in the feceof fa Night Cemand the rales were light, while prices tended ‘d, ‘The sates waking were within the rango of for Dew | astern, aud Western old were duil and nominal Tkox.—Blatr Scoteh pig was quit at $29 60 and Glen Karvock at $50 50. six movthe. Lrwe,—Rockland was fn moterate request at 900. for commen and at $115 — Morasems,—Salea of 80 bogshead: Porto Rico were made | at bt; 20 do, sour Cuba, at dic; 160 do, clayed at private terme. Navat Sronm.—Spirits tarpentino were casier, with ptnall sales at 4640 8 460. cath, and short time, Oy war quiet, while common rosto was \ One —The market generally was jie enlos were mi Ver vinrowe —Pork.—The market aa firmer with ralew | 600 bbis., including old mess wt ttt 76 7 New wat soit at $18 $0 991976. Prine wae eU SIT ASTID), for olf, amd new was at $17 SCR TIT TH Deel was Grmer, with sales of $00 0 490 mchanged. } without change of | Rog. ms, Waiskny —Se'ts of about 20 2 200 bhig. were madeat Bi jgc , with small lote reverted a1 32c,, which holders wero generally asking at the clone of Caange, ADTERTIREMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT. For Situations and Help, sce sith page, MISCELLAN KOUS. wre URTAIN MATERiALS AND WiNUVOW SHADES AT wholesale. —KELTY & FEaGLoun, ab way, and Sd Reace street, have a fuli ond choie stock of brocatels, satin delatoes, worsted damaria lace and muslin eortains, cornices, gimpe, &c., which are offered at the lowest wher, 7 vy Our stock of sete ee so os in New York, and our superior m«nuladgu ides - Able us to uffor tyre goods at lees than other howece. We in- Vile the attelition of close buye! {REE! GRATIS! FOR NOTH: ON SACURDAY, Dov. 2, if those who are afficted with rheumatiom, burps, bruises, toothache peura'gt or suflanss of the join! Pilcall at 196 Washiagion sues hey can bare a Bole De. Storm's antt rheumatic iniiwent without pay. Mom SE RIS & 00. IANCY ARTICLES AND JOYS FOR GIPTS AND PRRE- enta.—The most evoiee selon v1 jus received from Burope, at M.S. Kovers’ extensive baracr, 49) Groatway. ‘These goods have been selected oy Mr Kagers tb ys every variety of jot Pracelta a mache desks, jewel cass vellirg bags, te., with the mo in ebina. glares, bronze, terra oo ware, Ae 5 every article tor the toilet, combs beusues, periamery, Ac, #)1 yporied, and sold at Prices lower tbag aver before ‘of ed in this market, 1 1.3. RO FERS. 490 NSRCE 70, THORN TE Owing to the great dema’ 1 Dew Haven , corner af Hroalway om the 2éth tli the uth instant, zrom 9 A. Salt Rheam Ointment allevs a’l loflemation ia and eryripelas ant every humor of bot aacure, and gives You @ comfor‘ahie night's Fest = Kernevly's Seaitering Ointment will scatter serofaia swell- ings ou ‘he ne epaedy's ise sores gargreen sores, . Ulecrated sore legs are permanently cured in afew weeks, or at most, a few months My ointments come within the reach of all class expe rive cure ] ever made oust hut sixthen do! al a cure does net coat hai sores, are reapectiully cases gratis, n Propriewr of Kenvedy's Medical Di ing Ointment wili heal serofula sores, fever ‘ae MOUSANDS NOW USE THF TOKAI WITS BENEFI- cia) results; unhke tobacco. the juice is swaliowe away with the degasting abd injnnious bait of ty and perfumes the breath. Put up joons, sezar and drug sores. Whovwsale a: No. 413 Hiroadway. TNPARALLELED SUCCESS of ANDEK'S Liquid Iotine aod Pare Iodine Waces. ‘Buch is the avidity with which jt has been selved bold of by the public, on account ot its wonderful cures of CONSUMPTRVER AND AGUE SCROFTLA, RURCMATISY. | rn It ie almost impossible to obtain bottles enongh to keep up with the demand ONE THOUSAND BOTTLES A WEEK Lave now been ordered of the manufacturer in tae bome of {ulalling orders.Sold at $a, botie, by ANDERS & FOSDICK, No. 3 Seeond avenve a Hroadway; C. MH. Ring. Treadway, A. Dulso, 43 Fulton street Brook allire- spectadle druggisis. a, and Marrica. Bocarprs—Hammron.—On Sundey, Nov. 23. at the @t- yard House, in this city, by the Rev. N. E. Smith, of Brooklyn, Jamm H. Bocaupes, M. D., to Miss leammus E. Hamnzow, both of Kingston, NY. AyraRsor—Posr.—On Thursday, Nov. 20, by the Rev. Wm. 8 Bogerdus, Wiuan 8. Arpenson to > elders. daughter o: John A. Post, Kxq , all of Pasenic, . Rar—Laye — At Paterson, on Wednesday. Nov. 19, bj the Rev. Nicbolas Van Sant, of Staten island Wimiaw Raw of Newark, to Amma, only daughter of \aib. Lane, h2q., of Paterson, New Jersey. Diea. Boasnvs.—At the Girard House, on Sunday, Nov. 28, Jayes H Booaspva, M.D. i Hie remaine were taken to Kingston, N. Y. Fox —Op Sunday, Nov. 23. afer a long and tedious {1?- nese, Euizanete Fox, wife of James Fox, in the 36% year te Dublin papers please copy. Busse tan Berton, on Sunday morning, Nov, 33, Euza A, Baste 2 fr a el 66 West Fourteenth street, to-morrow morning, past nine o'clock. Chicago, lipo, aud Portinnd, Me., Pease: Avtos.--On Monday, Nov. 94, of apoprery, Jorn bey ® bative of Worcestersbire, England, ip the $3d of bin age. ‘The relatives and friends of the farnily are reepesttully {pvited to altend the funeral, this afterno 20, af two O'clock, oh one baa saday, NOV. 24, Mre, Awe Wane, AANER jot » . 5 widow of the late George Warnor, fa the 8ist year of “eTho relatives and trlends of the amity, thoee of her ron in-law, Wm. K. Cooke, ané of her brother, Rev, are rousastes to enend Se Saee rs s ive £ . will be conve: 1 Cetzow = On Mentay. ov. ie Cy ba Sasonee 3 years tt of county Tyrone, Ireland. TON, 8 . & native ‘Toe friends ot the those of ber nephew, Jobe Colton, and of her sons, Edward and Danie! Colton, are ree) invited ve aitend the funeral, this — at wo , from ber tate No, 04 Willet , street. remains will be taken to Oometery for intermt nt. Gasman —Ov TLD A Grat year of The fnueral from ber lele ds to aitend, of Joseph B. and ths. months. The funeral will take place this a es the residence of his pareute, Ne aval First day (Supday) night, Nev, 28, 404 your Pessu: Crvrommas, in the fray are respectfully of bin age The reimttvos and friends of the invited to attend the funeral, from 74 Mate street, Brooklyn, this aos two o’ticck, without further taviation Cowsiwe —On Sunday, Nov, $3, sasya Downie, widow of the late the both year of her age. ‘The (riends and relatives of the teng the foneral, De Fnlog, N street, |, this afternoon, at two o’slock, without tion, Grirrns —On Monday morning, 5 Oxon: ® Gx TTBS, FoongeRt fon Of wit G Teepectfully invited to of asthma, r Hie friends aug relatives are tond the joneral, this afternoon, No. 284 South Seventh street, Yeouny Gay without ther invitacion, Monn) —In Paris, France, on Many L. Monnmt, of this city, in Iman day, Sept. 16, ALexanner Jamas Wossom. and om ) TER— ai! sop men, of New \ Ork,