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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. fancier, judicious, discrect, wise, parsimonious sn@ al) that, but we doubt whether, in refusing ve pay the just debt of a neighboring Judge ‘who comes to our city on an emergency, to faci- Mitate the legal business of New York, he is ad- vancing the public interest or gaining applause for himeelf. For the present we turn Flagg ever to the tender mercies of Judge Strong. THE LATEST NEWS. BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS, From Washington. YEE GUATEMALA MISSION—HEALTH OF THE PRESI- DENT, ETC. Waseixctom, Nov. 25, 1856. 1 earn that the Guatemala mission alluded to in the ‘ma. of this morning has been offered to the Hion. Imeac £. Morse, to take efiect after the conglusion of his mission to New Granada. ‘The President has been suffering in health since Satur-. day, to consequence of close attention to business. He is, ewever, now more convalescent, and to day attended a Gudinet meeting which was postponed from yesterday. ‘The Court of Claims resumed its segsion at the Capitol Ubis morning. North Carolina Returns—Official. Raumicn, N.C., Nov. 26, 1866. ‘Bue following is the official vote of North Carolina for Prea’dent:—Bnchanan, 4€,764; Fillmore, 36,609—s fall- img off in the vote af the State of over 17,000. e The Kansas Land Sales, &ci Cuicaco, Nov, 24, 1856, ‘We bave Kansas dates to Wednesday last. The great Jand sale st Leavenworth was passing off quietly. About vwo thousand purchasers were in attendance, and the bide were active and ranging high. Jeavenworth city pro- porty was changing hands in considerable quantities, and eqmaiters gonerally were securing lots. Marshal Donald- som had'refased vo re-arrest the murderer of Buifum. Gov. Geary bad suspended the Lecompton trials which are to receed before Judge Cato. The Transatlantic Telegraph. St. Jouns, N. F., Nov. 26, 1866, ‘The New York, Newfoundiand and London Telegraph @empany have just completed the line from this city to ‘Brepaseey, (Cape Race) which, with the company’s line tbreughout the province, are in excellent order. An Editor Kilied. Brrrato, Nov. 26, 1868. ‘Tho Milwaukie Amzrican says that Robert Glatz, editor @f the Milwaukie Atlas, was run over by a train of cars @@ the Lake Shore road on Wednesday last, and instantiy killed. a ad Conviction and Sentence of a Befaulter. Prrencuvrc, Va., Nov. 25, 1866. Alexander Falcover, the defaulting treasurer of the Petersburg and Weldon Ratiway, was convicted to day, ‘and eentencea to two years’ imprisonment in the penl. tentiary. Beston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostox, Noy. 25, 1856, ‘The following are the fectings of our bank statement fer the past week, compared with the exhibit of the week Previous:— Nov. 17. Pig ty) Leane acd vecounts. . 51,261,500 Mpocte ..... eee. . 992,800 2,873,000 Am’t due from other bauks. 7,459,000 7,326,000 Aspoont due to other banks. 4,137,000 3,748,500 6 16,761,700 7,285,700 ‘The James Adger at Charleston. Craniestox, Nov. 25, 1856. ‘Wee Untied Siates mail steamebip vames Adger, Capt. & ©. Turner, from New York, arrived here this (Tucs- @ay) morning, at bail. past nix o'clock. Markets. PRILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Vinapeiyiia Nov, 26, 1866, ®ocks boavy. Pennsylvania State 5's, 8334; Reading Batiread, i: Morris Csnal, 14%; Long island Railroad, 19%; Penneylvapia Railroad, 46%. Crarcastos, Nov, 24, 1966. Ootton— The sales today foot up 1,300 bales, with an @évanving tendency in prixs. Bervato, Now, 2—1 P. M. Fiour in retail! demand; ealer of 400 bbls. at $6 268 86 50 for extra .dloand Jowa Wheat dull; sales ef 6,400 busns. Chicegorpring, at $1 12, rud white Wisconsin on terme. Comm beid ot Sic. Onte Grm; sales of #40, Onnal freights-- 2c for cora to New . for wheat to Rocbester, R-ceipta yos- bdbis doar, 66,623 bushe. woeat, 56,290 Deehe. corn, 9.600 burbs, oats, Canal exporis—66 267 Desbe wheat, 22,160 bushs. coro. Weather warm; wind eget ar. @ewnen, Nov, 25—7P. M. Floor firm. Sales 209 bbis., at 6 50 a 67 for fancy to extra Corsdian, Wheat firm. ales 10,000 bushels, at 91 48 & $150 for white Michigen ana Oanasian, Core fearce and very firm. Salos 6,000 bashers, nt iso. a 660. ee Sais 1800 bushels, at 750. Canal freighis to New York—Woeat, l4c. «5c. Taroogh shipments will ly be mace wil thie week. Lake imports today— ‘bbb. flour, 21,400 bushels wheat, 3,000 bushels rye. Canal «xporta—i0 bbis. flour, 62,060’ bushels wheat, 8,000 busbels cr rn. Nerday—10,154 oxrespondence. Wastinerox, Nov, 25, 1866, Tr Porihcoming Report of the Secrecary of the Treawury. Itaformed you yesterday that Secretary Guthrie had ‘completed his annual report, and also that it wasa very @eedorate document. Since then I have procured some SAditional facts, woich may, perhaps, bo interesting to *e Commercial interests of tho city of New York, The Feport, az i raidrbefore, is full on overy pomt connected swith the revenwe service, It takes up aud troate with greet porspicuity and toreenees exch branch of public afiaire connected with the revenue, from woatever source derived. It goen largely into our regulations aud com- wercia) sifairs, and presente, through fourteen new tables, tiation of general intarest, which have never been Drought in thir or any other authentic form before the public, It rhows the general working of each branch of We department—eluciiates the mote of collecting the revenue from mnport-: gives the general expense ‘attendant ovon collection im the Pacific the und Southern “tater of the Atlantic. at New York, ‘and, finally, it contains all those facts. arranged yeiem abd'iomm, whiob are caiculeted to furaisa a lear, gecera’ und epourtic knowledgs of the working of the Cuves and respensititities connected with the Trea- @ary Deparment The Seoretary is alo areut to podlish a@ voluwe of revenne regulations, which will embody all the roier, reqviations, decisions, Xe, &o.. pertaining in aBy way fo the pudhe sorview. The book will be arranged By mbdjocts, properiy ciasmied, and be. to a'l tents and purposes a codiiloation of *he vawiel’y and badly ar- Faoged bolk of revenue regulations from whiob collectors ana other public officers derive their instractions. ‘The general eppraervs, or Appraisers at Large, as they are calied, have beer iiore for sone ‘ime aiding the Sec- retary in the preparation of thie volume. They have Jeat completed their Igbors, and adjourned. They meet ‘again co the fourth Monday in February nem. Stephen D. Diaye, of New York, was chairmao. Our Washingt: Personal Satoaligence. Captain Haskell, Fist intentry, nod lieutenant Hood, Becouc Caveiry, were im Now Urleans on the 14th inst, on rout to Texas. List of Ame: icane registored at the banking offce of the Am: rican buropesn Exyrers Exchange Oo., Paris, Noy. 6 10 Now 14, 1860.— Dr. D. Smith and Indy, fre, M Mewart ant vrmily, Geo B. Gor Kave. «Van bergen, RW De B. W. Botines, ?. venatl, Jas D Davie, k. W. Nesbit John Kobertar, B. V. Ghak. ho Cock. thos. Kgleciom, dr. Mr. Agpinwall, ©. ls Ola kK. 8 Coak. Tho. ot pateen, Gd. . W. Geogory, ©. ly Guilieaume, ete we B. kepathah, ©. Mas 4 Hugbes, KM PW “Ransne, yd. A. Robe. J, H. Merrill, Mery and Fike and Ff, B. Mowe, Maeeeeb MB hogers, Mra iL PB. Kage 4 Md. Dohan, A. Q. Ridgway, O. B. Mever, Pennaylvania, W. NN. Biarke, Louisiana; W. Clarke, Itimosa ARRIVALS. From Liverpoo!, ie steamship —Geo Geant cade, btewart Mr Leanig, Mr C Callaghan, J @ We Bde Ciro! Mre F Brooks, Mra Ferviel, Mian Ferriel, ie aly, (we R Mee Caplain Pastairea, Captaia Spenc Capt it b Ke smith, & Newari, Mr Rigne', sr Audiot Chas teary, G Ferrel Mune. Mise Lookhort Mee Ball, Mire bench, euild and nures; Col Colt and iaty. WS Maxwell emt lwty A AH servent. Kevt Smith, Mr Biresbre Wacawiey. Mr Sandford, John ie Mer Maxwell, Mr fSeudr vty, lady, chal and malt ser Hi Ward said indy, saat W lady, (hans a. Franels |omman, jad Captain Zegira, W Ht Vrobavco aml lady, ano indy. Me Stolinus and 8 Fre Iburg aod lady, 4 Hut Mra st frown’. Mr i y, Mr Ieekell. G Nedr. Mr syres, HD Heweomh 4 Han MO Me Maniqualt, WOR Pringle, Mrs, Sauators. chi'd and 1 Krk Mr Mrs Fox and ebild. Mrs Green: +1), David Guvke, John Dunlen, 0 M lad, Wood, © B Graham, Charles 1 it, Mise’ Wright, MeHenry, Mr lady and infant, dren, Mra Mereey and infant, Ridgway H Hidemann, Mee hitler aod Indy, B Brulard, A nine. Total 197. Mee sory ¥ Paune Dien Dersy. Mise Apu logs A infant, M aventhal, Mr Noble, M rom Landon. in the and Weil, of L by Wars te, Indy & Sook, os Important from Guatemala. Extract from # letter received from Guatemala, da‘ed Octeber 3:— In addition to the troops now in Leon under the com- mand of General Paredes, 2,000 more will march by the end of Ootober; part will go by sea, and part by land— those by sea in two vessels under escort of an armed Schooner; and 600 men from the republic of Salvador will joim this force, They wil probably be im Leon by the middie of November. When these troops join those now in Leon, they will Dave over 8,000 men, well armed and equipped—conse- quently Walker will soon disappear. Arrival of the Steamship Victoria. ‘The steamship Victoria, Captain L.G. Sluyter, of the New York, Newfoundland and London Telsgraph Com- pany, arrived yesterday from St. John’s, N. F., via Syd- ney, C. B. Since leaving New York, on the 12th of April Jaat, the Victoria has been engaged in the very arduous duty of delivering men material and supplies at different ports on the coast, and in that time has visited one hun- dred and six ports, and run a distance of 17,800 miles, along probably the most difficutt and dangerous coast known. This terminates the third year of the Victoria’s service, and it is not too much to say that the skill, en terprise and sound judgment displayed by Captain Sluy- ‘ter has excited the admiration of those who can best ap- Preciate the difficulties of bis position. Occurrence. STICIDE OF LIRUTENANT JOHN T. WALKER, UNITED STATES WAVY—CORONER’S INQUEST UPON THE BODY —STRANGE CONDUCT ON THE PART OF AN OFFI- CIAL. A most melancholy case of suicide by hanging occurred atthe Mancion House, Chambers street, yesterday fore- noon. Jobn T. Walker, lieutenant in the United States Navy, and attached to the steam frigate Wabash, was found suspended by the neck in his bedroom at the above mentioned hotel, yesterday about 11}, A. M. The de- ceased was stopping at the Mansion House prior to his departure to join the sloop St. Marys, whither he was about proceeding in the steam frigate Wabash. During his stay in this city he was observed to be somewhat melancholy, but hig friends had no idea of there being apytbing serious upon the mind of one who was usually im possession of excelient health and spirits. The deceased, it appeared, as far as we could learn, was stopping at the hotel in question with an intima friend of his, and at breakfast yesterday morning ap- peared in good epirite. He then rotired to his room, and was never seen alive afterwards. About 11% o'clock this friend of deceased knocked at the bedroom door of Mr. Walker for the pur- pore of seeing the latter, when, to his surprise, he re- ceived no answer from within. Tbe proprietor of the bouse was then called and questioned in relation to the matter, when it was egreed to make ® second effort to obtain admittance to the room of deceased. The offort ‘was fruitless; no sound proceeded from the apartment, which caused no little alarm to those seeking admission. It was then resolved to force open the door, when to the horror and surprise of all the dead form of Mr. Walker ‘was discovered barging from the bedpost. On an exami- uation of the body life was found to be entirely extinct, although the body was quite warm. The deceased was partially undressed, and was hanging with his fect under the head of bis bed. A rope was the instrument used ia putting the plan of suicide into execution. Coroner Hilis, on being notified ot the occurrence, pro. ceeded to tne hotel, and neld an investigation en the Of deceased. The investigstion was proceeded with in ‘the most private manner, and not even the names of the witnesses were maue pablic by this official. We endea- vored to fornish our readers with a report of the inquest, but ctrange to say, Corcner Hills would not allow our re- Porter to look st the evidence taken in the case. Instead of placing tbe document on file in the Coroner's office, as is the custom usually adopied, the Coroner in this case thought proper to retain it in his possession, without giv- ing any just or reasons for so doing. In con- sequence of this arbitrary conduct on the Coronor, we are unable to say what thos concealing the inquest from the "public; his conttituente will not uphold him in bis utter ignorance of what constitutes courtesy and good breeding. But we are digressing from the subject before us. Lieutevant Walker has a wife and family resid- tad intelligence of a husband and a father’s untimely ond yee to them. The body of deveased was enclosed ina coffla yesterday after- boop, for tbe put of carrying it to his late residence for werment. deceased was thirty-five years of nge apd was a native of Michigan. He was a remarkably Che lookimg man, and endeared bimseif to a large circle of ‘acquaintances in this city and elsewhere. Jo pianstb!e cause bas yet been as igned for the com- wission of the rash act. We could aot learn whether do- ceared Jeftany letters bebind hi: plaining his reasons for commit:ing seif éestruction, but we presume, from a conversation bad with @ friend of deceased, that none were written, and that probably sulcide was committed pon the spur of the momeet, leaving no time for refieo- Loa oF letters of explanation ved his citizen of the State of Onto tn the year 1841; that he re. ceived bis commision as Lieutemant on the 16th of Sep- te , 1855; was at sea service two months while thus inetoned. Eis total torm of service at sea in the wavy was twelve years and one month. In November, 1855, be wae stationed on board the steamer Dispatca. The Tart, UNION COURSE, L.I—TROTTING. A trotting match for $1,000, mile heats, best threo in five, under the sacdle, came ef on Monday after- noon, between br. g. True Jobm and b.g. Pet. True John won the race. The contest, with the exception of ‘the second beat, which was very close throughout, wae — altogether in favor of True John, Pet breaking badly in | each of the othor heats. The betting provious to the | start was one hundred to sixty on True John. The at- | (Celebration of Evacuation Day. SEVENTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE EVACUATION OF NEW YORK BY THE BRITISH TROOPS—GEAND MILITARY PARADE AND REVIEW BY GOV. OLARK AND MAYOR WOOD—ACCIDENT TO GOV. CLABK— SCBNES IN THE CITY, BTC., BTC. On the morning of November 25, 1783, the British troops, pursuant to the treaty, vacated the city of New York, and the Americans, under the command of Gene- ral Washington, took possession of the city, which had out of the hearts of their descendants, was ome circumstance that transpired when the British left the 2 old Kp: soldiers ie flag pole on the Battery, and te : on " pre vent the Americans from taking e that to the Oa doing rer joyea a joke if they could were puzzled, but they wi (4 fore they @ i z i i soldier, ‘up in \gackcloth and ‘the union jack down, planting standard, to the great delight intense di of the Epglizn, who be did not think thelr joke was Van Arsdale was born in Orange county, in this State, and died on Long Island about the year 1841. He was quite a lion while he lived, in consequence of this feat. ith the exception of the military parade, there was not much attention paid to the day by our citizens, The schools were let out at noon to give »e children an op- portunity to view the parade—a chance the little ones im- proved in playing bali and shooting marbies. ‘The City Hall, the hotels and tne public edifices were a adorned with flags, aud many of the ships. in arbor bonored the day by similar patriotic display. “ The weather was x! y aud sombre, and by the close of the day it rained profusely. The militery observance of the day was commonced by asalute from the Veterans cf 1612, which was fired on the Battery at noon, A detachment from tho First brigade also fired a salute at the samo place and time. ‘The Firat Division New York State Militia, Major General Sandford, which comprises all the military in this city, wesembled on Fourteenth where they were re- viewed at 123¢ o'clock P. M., by Myron H. Ciark, Gover- nor of the State of New York. ‘staff was composed of the following nce, spector Bri Aids de-Camp Hinman and Thom, y ‘The review was attended with one unpleasant incident, by which Governor Clark was the sufferer. He rode on a,bright bay horse, a spirited animal, which was ren- dered very restive by the music. The sudden clash of a cymbal at one point of the line caused the horse to rear, and in doing 20 Governor Clark was thrown from bis back, that he landed on his feet. The the adventure, but immediately mounted another charger proterrei him by one of bis suite, and inspected of the jine, and when the division formed he head of it until it entered the Park, where Washington, Greys troop ot hor 8 reys honor to the Governor. people in front of the City Hall also along the line of march, which was thr. apd Chambers street to the ‘Tie Governor, Mayor Wood, the Board of Aldermen and Councilmen, ana the,Heads of Departmenst, partici- yed in the following order:— ‘Washington Greys, troop of horse, numbering 200 horsemen Fins _BRiGaDa, po on General Spicer. Firat Regiment, Col. Ryers, mustering 200 strong. Third Regiment of German Hussars, Licutenant Col. Menck commanding, 400 strong. mounted on fine horses. Second Regiment, Col. Bogert, preceded by Wallace’s Band, composed of about 250 men. Seventy first Regiment, Amerioan Rifles, Colonel Vos- burgh. regiment mage a fine parade, and marched al ‘They are improving rapidly in numbers and akiil. Fa Brucapr, under command of Brigadier Gereral ‘ates. Fourth Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Teller commend- wg Light Artillery, two batteries, 12 and 200 men. ith wt, German Hussars, Col. Scnawartzacl- der, turnea out nearly 500 horsemen. Dodworth’s Band. Sixth Regiment, Col. Pinckney, with about 210 men, Kbun’s Bard. Seventy-fifth Regiment, Col. McCunn, with about 100 imp Baxcavr, Brigadier Gen, Hall. Seventh Regiment, National Guard, Col. Duryea, 600 ‘This favorite regiment was loudly applauded, and de terved all the cheers it received. It marched in splendid style, and executed a diffic Nigth Regiment, cu Pri, Preceeded by Manahan’s men. F i The military re little girl dresecd as a vivandiere was much noted ta this of the line. The Garde Lafayette and tho Light ee eee to their oURTH BuGapE, Gon. Ewen. Tenth regiment, Col. Halsey, ‘185 men. Eleven h regiment, Uol. Van on, paraded 170 men. Twelfth regiment, . Col. Stearns commanding, oe but seems to have fallen away in num- 8 iaicly. Sixty pinth regiment, Col. Ryan, paraded 150 men. Dragoons. Irish 5 Alter the procession bad passed Mayor Wood retired to his office, and Governor Clark returned to Mr. John Seen in Tifth avenue, where he is stopping while town. Altogether the parade was a fine one, and pleased ell who saw it. ‘The old Veterans of 1812 had a private celebration of their own, which was very patriotic of its kind. Trey jute at the Battery, end wound up by target Grea a shooting on the Brevoort estate, near -ARh sineet, East river, They bad a capital dinner, at which speeches ‘were made. ‘Thus ended the Evacuation Pay of 1866, May ite ob- servanco endure to all time, Avvval of Fronde Rateae [¥rom tue Baltimore American, Noy. 26. ‘There arrived hereon Friday might last, ou the bark Amecon, Capt. Kirwip, nine Frenchmen, who bad becn transported from their nattve offences, and who escaped from islands of French Guiana. The was both novel and dangerous, from the island being on a ftendance was good and the track in capital condition. First Heot.—Pot won the pole, They went off nicely, ‘with True Jonn's bead close on to-Pet’s saddie; but when pon at a ‘the turn John made a brush to pass | going tothe quarter pole in seconds, True John ‘wos eighty yarde abead at the mile in 1a: bot | on the lower turn isaac rallied Pet and he closed rapidly on bie antagonist and was only beaten to the score by five | or #ix lengths. Time, 2:47. | Send Hest—lthey went off , but John drew | ‘away from Pet and was a length in advance at the ter pole, whem Pet mace @ brush, lapped John’ le, | ana they oked all the way down the backstretch andaround urn, Warren using the spurs freely bomestretch. At last Thivd Heat —Me. Laughlin, weighing ifeen pounds lees than isesc, now rode Pet. The betiag wae finy to twelve sgainrt him, with very few takers. They got off the same as before, both horses every nerve to get sbead John finally passed Pot, bot he was not far enough abead to win the heat. Pet went up to him, ana was Deed and hose with him at tho halt mile pole. They trotted pearly ® quarter of a milein the way, when at him, when be broke, bus caught tar enough ahead to win we beat Time, 2 it had now set in, but it was light igh to see what was going on on the backstretch Alter three or four false rtarts they the word, Pot of fifty yards, bat bolted in to the fenoo, acting pearly as bad as the aoules on Thankagiving day, Fer eroved bis mder set Gim into # clean run aad he soon passed dopp, but when hie rider tried to oring to a trot bien aod won the beat onay. Timo, 2:66. The follow ing 4 mm ASY :— Matoh 41,000, mile heets, beat <hree in 4.ve, onder the endd e. W, Peabody named br g. True Jonn. . soo Time 2 479A — 217 — 9 8. Yooterday aiteracen a trotting match for 61,000, mile Mr. aley’s . g. Petaco John and Mr, Dwight’s «. m, Maeda. The gray won in threo straight heats very perfonmed well consideriug the umiayorabie chances she | bas had elce the making of the match, and partieulariy tbertf, bering been seived by him for some finaucia’ miscaloulatiens on the partof her oner. She was olf then was auticlpated. The gray horse is a beautiful spe cimen of a weiter, aed will before long rank A No. 1, Without being arged, shows that he had something to Fpare, A Geiaided report headed during sce ibe folowing ie TUPEDAY, Now, 25..—frovting match $1,000, D. Pifer pamed g. ¢. Pr B. Woodrull named s, m Me Thie afternoon a trotting match for $500, two mile heats, will come off on the Jamaica road, between the gelding and the sorrel mare thet trotted on the Unban Course last Thursday afternoon. The gray won on that selves, and made of drift wood. ot five days they reached Demerara, wore brought to this port by the bark were taken charge of by the French of this . Saarters were rrocured ior Strangers’ Home, on High street. rear Muirhead, the Superiutendent, every attention to their comlort and conventenee. Jwuring they were visited by the French and Englt#h Consuls, and aiso by a large number of our French eiticens, to whom they com- municated freely ail the facts relating to their cacape and sufterings, speaking very highly of toe kindness extended to them Dy the eTicers.of the Aiazon. Chey lef-Pait! smore yesterday afternoon for New York, where they have friends, and will beable to obtain employment. Their | etenece are said bave been entirely of a political cha. racter, and not such a* would warrant their extradition rncer the treaty with France, ich Goes not include of- . They were in good spirite at Weir svecess in reach og this country, and were received with great warmth and cordislity by their countrymon, woo fury ished theta with quartrs and means to proved tetiew York. Court This Day. Surasion Covet.—Non, 1007, 1195, 1u29, 1297, 1961, 17H, 1278, 1486, 1267, 1868, 19H7, 1909, 1004, L419, 1448, 1494) 1620, 1656, 1698, 1886, 1596, 1865, 8, 1589, 1988, 1586, 1590, 1596, 1689, y |, 1698, 1651, 1686, 1948, 1650, 1654, 1664, 1667, }, 1680, 1690, 1697, 1710, 1718, 1720, 1780, 4, , 996, Unnep States Dietmor Court. Nos, 12, 16, 17, 91, 2, 21, 30,43, 49, 67, 60, 64. Scrane —Nos. 748, 41, 61, 359, 62, 1844, 1800, 788, 1720, 277, 2068, 2088, 2116, Late, 271, Mids, 21 1904, 2902, 1119, 1731, 1782, ITLL, 1848, 1092, 40, 111, 29, 464, 1096, 603, 2140, 671, 2408. Batehelor’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupees — re beet nthe world. Made, aold and applied at No. 2% roadway. 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MoLaugt iin named b. ¢ Pet... heats, bert three im five, to wagons, came off betwoen bandily, and without a break im the race, The mare during the Inst week, whom ehe wag in the hands of the ber foot, notwithetanaing which she made a better race The time mace yesterday afternoon ine high wind, in each heat took the lead bert three in five, to wagons ‘Tume—2 46 Union Courre and the ten mile stone, between the gray | occasion, after ® Most closely contested race. BARNES & PARK New York, Cincinuati and Sau Fyangisey, The Best Ambrotypes taken at the Eve. Fricke from 0 cane apwaan ufe, Lower top s fl a 399 ay rice ereater the nov I. 1,000 ot dl Writes $3 Hat, Fall 148 Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street. Lavin, DELIBOEE 4 & 0O.’8, now ‘on exhibision, to be sold enon Moe Reider, ov. 2 Second Da: at Leavi DELIGGER & (ar Commence Wedsectey) mcrsing the Public.—The controversies IM. GRO BAKER, S. Naw Youx, Nov. ie * h& & Finest Ready Made Ciothi: in New York, at DRUMGOLD & PROC! and the best custom work at lowest prices. Personal Charms.—The American Ladies are celebrated not less for their delicate beauty than for its early and premature decay. How important to make use of the means which science hs provided to arrest the per- nicious effects of our ehangeable climate. and preserve the note, Burnett's Rauioon oF oslo water, peopared only bY it ‘3 ion OF it water, pre} onl JORRPH BURNETT £00, a Tremont sireet, Boston, wil be found to accomplish this result. Cristadora’s Hair Dye and Wigs are Match- Jess and unique articles. Both for sale, and the dye pri applied, at No. 6 Astor House. bi atid Hili—Inimitable Cutter of Hatr and Whise kers, at No. 1 Barclay street. Hair dye 4 shillings a box, black or brown. to be Found , 120 Fulton street, Coughs.—As a Soothing P: Brown's bronchial troches are advantageously employed to alleviate = ha, sore throat, hoarseness and bronchial alleetions. 5 » rugs! FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Temapay, Nov. 25—6 P. M ‘The market opened this mornihg with a strong upward tendency, and before the close an advance was realized on all the leading railroad stocks. At the board, Delaware and Hudson improved 3 per cent; Michigan Southern, 5%; Now York Central, 34: Michigan Central, %; Panama, X; Titinois Central, 34; Oleveland and Toledo, 34. Erie R. R. declined 34 rer cent; Galena and Chicago sold at yester- days prices, Reading was also without change. Illinois Central R. R. was in demand at theyadvance. Operators im Erie are anxiously looking for the annual report of that company. It is all prepared and will be out some tme this week. The principal prints have already been published. The net earnings, according tothe company’s figures, have been twelve per cent on the the capital, which is equal to $1,200,000. Of this we know that $420,000 bas been paid into the sinking fund, leaving $780,000; and we also know that the whole of that has been disposed of in some way, for the Company has no surplusin hand beyond the sinking fund. We must, however, wait for the report, and then we shall haye something official. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were mado at auction by Simeon ae At the second board lower prices ruled. The Persia’s advices were not generally known until after the adjourn- ment of the first board. The effect of the European news was of an unfavorable character. Erie Railroad fell off % per cent; Reading, ?;; New York Central, };; Cieve- land and Toledo, ‘{. Panama advanced 34 per cent; Chi- cago and Rock Island, 3{. For La Crosse and Milwau. kle 80 per cent was bid, buyer sixty days. It is reported that the January dividend of this company will be six per cent in cash. It is also reported that the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company will pay in February the regu- Jar five per cent in cash, and an extra dividend of twelve per cent. The company can do this and retain a larger surplus than ever before reported. The steamship Europa, from this port for Liverpool, to-morrow, (Wednesday) will take out about half s millio of dollars in specie. The engagements to day amount t pearly four hundred thousand dollars. The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as fol lows :— jurday. stiic1a3 06 $90,158 01 $12,113,198 2 Sat x Disi20a Th Sorrbr2 28 “THOBVE8 fF 3 93,122 70 111,699 24 12,062,942 2 _ The Plover Herald gives the following good news in re. lation to the extension of the Milwaukie and Horicon Rail- ead into the pinerics:— Mr. Buen, on his return from the upper Wisoons! eae into our sanctum yesterday. He the ut enthusiaem prevails at Waveau res) prospects of ‘the road. His subscription list has already reached over $40,000, and some of tee citizens have oven pro jected to grade road, on their own account, (rom Cane fe Mavens: Sot, La Ee wi prospects, feasil were duly conskiered. rah At ihe recent session of the Legislature of Wisconsin, ‘an act wea passed of great importance to the holders of raltroad mortgege bonds of that Stale. The act stipa- lates — Ant. That the mortgage shall cover real catate xoquired and read constructed after the execution of the mort- en by the terms of the is declared fixture on pansage. 4th. That upon foreciosure the franchise passes to the mortesgeen. The steamship Persia, at this port from Liverpool, brings seven days \ster European in elligence. The news is highly important, particularly ins financial view. The advauce in the rate of interest by the Bank of Eagiand wo have anticipated, but it seems to bave surprised the mo- ney-circles of London, We look foraforiher increase before the lapse of many weeks, The Loadon Time of the 44th inst. contains ihe followiog remarke in relation to thie movement — ‘The Park of Fogland resolved yesterday upoa an a1. vance te « uniform rate of seven per cont. It was on the 6th of Inst montn they adopted six por cont for bills not more then two months (9 ran, end seven per cent for all bills over two and under three months. There will now be no distinction between the t of paper. At the same timo the course adepted ay be- fore yesterday of declining to re discount bills for the brokere having more than thirty days te run wili be per- Severed in. This, however, is not a maker of importance, since ft is & practice conrtantly rrsoriec to whenever the immediate prospects of the money mar. ot bave been of am vncertain character, Moreover, tite ususl moothly aay be made on all bile matoring within ninety- five days. ‘Tbe announcement of the advance to 7 per cent ocoa- tioned considerable surpriee. Last week a al im- yy prevailed of the possibility of a sew movement, ut the antic'pation had since, withowt any very clear cause, aimont woolly subsided. Nevertheless, there bas been every disporition to reongnize in it e comtinuasce of the sound policy which kept the financie! world free from ‘Bil shooks during the war, and which has thus far avert ed the possibility of of circumstances was to be allowed to go on. true, the arrival of the overdue gold from Australia might exercise an influence on the continent, whither it would beat once despatored, which would ronct well on this side, bat it could not do more for the moment than pre- the money market from becoming worse, and the thing desired is an action that shall put an end, if possible to the chronic uncertsinty that preveils, and produce, if only in a very gradual manoer, a turn of the tide, What hae now been resolved upon nob even effect that object, and it is quite certain jot do more. That it is & measure in tho right direction must, therefore, be beyond question. ‘The Times makes a great effort to diseutse the fact that financial sfairs generaily are ina very dangerous por. tion. The Bank of Rogland may not find ita very dif. cult matter to advance the rate of Imtereat from month to month one and two per cont, but it ie death to the mer. cantile classes. It restricts trade tothe lowest pointe of consumption, and turrowads business generally with all sorts of embarrasements, Commercial operations com menoed under alow rate of interest may prove dias trous to parties concerned, under an advance of two and three per cent in the current value of movey. The course the Bank of England is pursuing fe more injurious to the morcantile clarses of London than to the speculating claeer of the Continent. The advance io the rate of in terest to seven per cent is nothing (9 speculators, They can afford to pay high prices for money better than the regular merchant; and we do not see now the demand from the Contincot can bg mouoh reduced by # slight advance in the value of SISCHLLASHOUS. money in the London market. The Bank of Faglead may ARIS BRONZES, JUST IMPORT- Dreax buadreds of houses in London in ita efferia to | Oss, oe moderators and gare: checkmate the stock speculators of Paris, The opere- | {7°t) yi te nS Fe toe eaaarnlal casos of Engiead than to thoes imme. | F'80%,7RH NEW YORK HERALD—A CLEVER © is silent on saver, ie 9. nale the geod na sibly may be no alternative, and the bank may be under the necessity of limiting its operations by the application of the screws in the most modern method, To keep it money away from Continental stock speculators, it refuses to lend it to any one upon such terms as the ordinary conveyed in this story. . “Ex bumili ad pre. eran JU! In THE Ye WA’ + A Nove. sy F. COLBURN ADAMS. The second edition going like hot cakes on @ December ‘This exciting tale, this grand panorama of life a it is, ie feat mercantile transactions of the day will justify. There nding te way to fireside ot every Christian fe may be as much virtue in this as thefLondon Times rep- ee ee Oa ing if replied 4 resents, but we take a different view of the matter. We | ‘A curre upon P! hers. I would they cy vernors of ited islands, for \.en must, if this pelicy is pursued, soon hear of numerous large failures in London and other parts of Great Britain. ‘malice to the winds Fer heaves. nites aioe ret eee ‘bisjHonor bad Bagot this, the he Ontaide of the bank very high rates of interest must rule, | Jomshing ofa personal nature, seein, and those who have not ample means for any emergency fitemas icwaplen oy senering hie Sena Oe Se was malicious, much aid ca: rying out those p: must succumb to the pressure. hep described as his soul's highest ambition. he*would The condition of the Bank of France is every day be- poh a ary gatas | ikon is Hiohor sala hefwould take the earliest opportualty to he ‘ne wi are a corning mere: Senprene Seve it and though it had been said (aome- ed in another column do not show much variation in the | qin’ loner, did road tthe wos bleased with s rare line of discounts, but a decrease of about seven millions for assuming pe St ag of francs in bullion. It is very extraordinary fact that | imity, ior having read the book, he copies the purchases ot gold by the bank during the month pre- | ir th< whole Hoar of Ader Fncing at valor DY vious to the date of the last report, amounted to just | Which he hos achieved immortal honors in the about the sum on hand at that time. It therefore follows, | counter of our intrepid police, he, when last that but for the ‘purchases, the bank would nave been Completely drained of gold. This ts an important fact— one fraught with great difficulty and eminent danger. The London circulars report a fair amount of business in American stocks, without change in prices. Tue cir- oular of E F, Satterthwaite says :— Bince our advices of the Ist ist. we have had a very Te ote of Idermen, making an inspect on of the “House of the lations,” "(vo graphically described im this book,) from crazy old steps of which he was relieving himself of a grand went Jecture on the rights and duvies of depraved nature tere jncline@ to desigaale hin more stratigern, a: Which be were inclined to in mere ern, Gt {bis Hovor) was known to be cleverer than his’ ad\ ers said it was only another proof of his Honor's wisdom im connei and promptitude in action. Lucy explode, and what curious things they of JUSTICE IN THE BYE WA . quiet week in the stock market. Prices have been sus- | f,1,) USTI Mees Tk Boon ~ With very great steadiness, motwithatanding the | book wilt interter ten weber honk feo fie pe tars mt farther Festrictive sotion ot the Deak of Eaglead in raising | with which they story is evolved and trom the novelty of ite Bo eee cguacgny 10 7 per cont, and tm limiting Ws od |‘ MtToany Hreniog Jouraal.—A narranve of exciting interest, money, and 92% a 92% for uocount, It is understood | jeN'w nucvted wih great cblig, Pt meenious. The sub- that shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are Philadelphia. ee Journal.—His story, im fine, is tot nearly, if not all, taken up, and the communication daring next year by électric wire is now considered a certainty. The rumor that the Credit Mobilier, ass company, bad taken the Russian ratlways is contradicted, but it is understood that parties baw a connected with that institution are deeply interested. bas been a very dull market in American securities during the past week. Prices remain without any important change. some fair amounts of Illinois Cent Freeland bonds have changed hands at 934 a 933. unfit to be read by any virtuous Woman Or unsophist\ youth. (Philadelphia critics, it was very geueraly at ere unsophisticated old ladies in green spectac! ‘The Mirror, (the great reflector of progressive journalism), says—Ibe writer spends a good deal of ammiunition—ire- quently with elfect. ‘New York Atlas.—We commend it most heartity to the pub- lic, as one from which all readers may derive much benefit and instrnetion. ‘Ihe New York Sun. a journal healthy people were careful pever to read on a dull December day, say—The belles have ‘evidently not smiled upon our author; yet his spite, or the sub- under- ies. The cotton market was without alteration. There was yh init eee nt ae ¢ New York Day Book—A jonrasl some persons w & very dull foeling, and the sales wore quite limited. | foolish enough to bolidve published iu uno of ibe subterranean Breadstufis, with the exception of Indian corn, are re. | Hitchens af the Custom Bouse, declares JOSPICE IN THE BYE WAYS an exaggeration. The Philadelphia News on the contrary, says—He (the au- thor) bas the knack of communiceting what be knows, and of making others feel ag he feels bimself, toa degree of perfec- tion which is rare indeed among novelisis at the present day. he New York Daily News having denousced { in one ported lower. Indian corn shows a small improvement. Stock Toaspay, Nov. 25, 1866. review, sys in @ econi--Th» awful apprehensions that ne Se crowd ‘upon The'mind. und the siarn reales that rush upon . e awakened sensibilities of those who have spenta 160 Harlom RR..630 1636 | Career in the patha of vice, and the drradful certainty vice is ever its own reward, are described with a pen ef such Vigor and strength as few can wield, Atlas —The faults of {asbionable society, in bot laces, (Charleston and New York,) are lashed with unspar- severity and evenhanded justice. ton Post.—It is in brief a fascinating novel. New York Picayune —The story iiself is written with © high moral purpose. acNGm Zork Leader.—Society, high and low, 's sketched wits ekill. New York, Evening Post —The author has quick. eye t@ reeive, and the courage to expose the evils which affect the tutions of a slaveholding community. Boston Chronicie.—Like Mr. Adams’ previous works, this volume is written with wuch spirit, and the reader will do anything but go to sleep over it. ‘The author's power as a by all. Published. and for sale by. LIVERMORE & RUDD, 319 Broadway. RENCH GAS FIXTURES JUST RECEIVED.—THE largest assortment to be found in this city,patterns not to be found elsewhere, and of highly finished ‘workmanship, a& reduced prices. § ARDON VILLE, 4:5 Broadway. ET ORNAMENTS—JET AND GOLD JEW! 60 do. nt 90 Clev, Col & Cin R 106 301 Galena & Chic R. is (2 do. 118, ~} Jet crosses, pins and earrings, in great variety, 960 11836 ‘At OSBUBNE, BOARDMAN & TOWNSEND'S, co 12% 527 Broadway, corner of Spring strect._ Rs ET BRACELATS ARE SOLD AT ROGERS'S BAZAAR, Jet brooches are sold at Rogers’ Bazaar. Jet ornaments are sold at Kogers’ Jet good of variety are sold at Rogers’ Bazaar, Gf" Fancy Goods and loys, 499 Broadway. $2000 IliFr’dbdew't B she Erie RR Hotel de Rtoile 4’ Or. HOTELS—HUT NOT GOOD A}! the hotels in Lordon are bad. Hotel de Rivoll Howl ¢e CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, ‘Turspay, Nov. 26 P Asnme.—Sales of 50 bbia. of pots were made at 73¢c. @ and 28 do. pearis wt Be. w Sige. Buravsturrs.—Flour—1 he foreign news by the Persia de premed prices, which fell oif about Ge. & 10¢, per barrel. oe pecially for common and wedium « The wales footed up abouth2 ,0W a 13,000 bbis., at about the following quot De — SSSTRERE Canadian superfine and eatra... Sane peonsaaeten iy — Marna. an ous. . eee Sciuvay—Denvin.—Oo Monday evening, Nov. 84, Mr. Taxall and Gallegos Tuomas Suiuvay, of Traleo, csene Kerry. Irelang, to above Mire Lizzin Danvir, of Dowapatrick, covaty Down. ee Laun—Gni.—On Tuesday, Nov. 25, in "schurch, cline, Wheat w: by the Rey. Dr. Forbis, Jawms Cuamiay Laxs to Marcas? while choice whit Gus, doth of thie city, mbraced #t $1 68, prime white Canad cheice waa reported at $1 jgclab ar 8t WRGl ) Milwaukioclab att 29881 Western red was dull, and prt sued firm, with pales eoniined to 0 eslera ruixed wt 13°. w 74¢, with notne Bout reported at jhe, Mye—sales of 5 ON) bushels new were made nt Mc., while old was Al abou! Abe. oe wy toe at de. « We. for State, and We. @ Sic, for Died Hooaspus.—At the Girard Houre, on Sunday, Nov, 98, 1 Booanpva, M.D, His remaina were taken to Kingston, N. Y. Hatcn.—On Sunday evening, Nov. 24, after a sbort {ll- Dees of two days, ANna Hartcn, in the 13th year of bay wy. oge, eldest daughter of Mrs. Caroline © Baten, late Sar tthe market woe quidt. | About 100 bage Bio sold Chicago. 4 ee ne extienien roarket, 100 bags Her friends, anJ those of ber uncle, Francia E Smith, pty: tek ies ol fn ote og oan for tho are invited to’ the funeral, irom his No. ‘Tite anies have beon 4746 bags, Inclasine | 66 West Fourteenth street, this morning, at Lslf past ‘alae ats torias. Uther | o’elock demand ta light G@nanam.—On Saturday, Nov %, Mre. Avrrta Marapa "0 the Prrwia's news st nee in Liverpool inthe fare of the advance of discounts ot 1 per cent by the Bank of England, was considered a fa- Vorable indication:consequenvy the market was firin here, with sales of about 1,600 bales. based on middling uplands Granal W1S.—Kates te Knglish porta were easier, in conse- 10 Liverpool about 25,000 & at, engages! io bulk and the steamer's news, hes 3 Wb flour, J, nud 100 bbis. pot ashes at 316d. "To London 3,000 bole ing, at ten o'clock. The relaiives sad ld, ft Ly LY] = aasenr? Teapect{ully tnvhed to attend, without . Stoas —On afternoon, Nov. ‘Sloax, ve thou 200) bates, for whip. | Of the tirm of Gage & Daler, aged'st years, ment, at Foe. 5 The and friends of the famity are invited to as eal ve were gull, with small sales of Eastern and Western | tend the fauerai. today. at twelve o'clock M., from bie Honey 0 tea And § bbls. have becn sold at fe. cash, the = taviation, No €2 West Twelfth street, withous fur- ine ever ol tele irket. 4 J There remaies none, and it is mock wanted ona —On Monday evening, Nov. 24, Bessamn @. Founrs. The friends of the family, and the members of the Ve. teran Cor pa, are reepectfully invited tend from bis late residence. No. 108 Lt Line.—Rockland was in fair demand, with moderate sales, lump, bhde. Porto Rico were made at Sie. ‘urpentine sola to the extent of 300 Dbis. at 45c. carb, and at 4Sice from the wharf, 1,000 bbls, common rosin were sold at $1 62 per 310 Ibe. Crade was The market was firmer, ‘ «= nh Co atl; S7}g a S17 OF with lote reported at is while mew was at S15 50 a S18 15; old prime was at $17 12, and $17 50.0 $17 75 for new. Beet was frm and in tair request, with sales of we sales of 20 « 300 bbis. y, with moderate sales ¢ 4 2e., and Siate at 2c. a 26. y e large, mostly of the medium grades. whiel neglected. Prime grades remain scarce, Bales 20 casks, at Sie, a 4ie, the latter rate is now the outeide. Broars.—The sales were limited, being confined to about 900 bhds. Cuba museorado, within the range of Pe. a102., 100 of which were taken for reining, at 9%c. Theforeign news stiffened the market, and holders asked ‘,¢. advance. Tonacco.—There Ws not much doing. but prices are firmly maintained. The sales fncluded 141 hide. Kentucky, at le. & bbia., old and new, at yesterday's quotations, Cu oF . at Gye.’ for dry salted shoulders, and Wize tae jickied hams. There was a litte demaed for } T6ige.; 102 bales Havana, at Bie, a Be.; Ol eaves seadient, at Wize.» 2he. @iskey —Pales embraced about 60) bbis., at Sle. oxsh and 8. om ti ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. 1 CONSUMPTIVE PROPLE— A WORD OF HONRST waste your money o om only make yon poore swallow any you are not tocure. Kexort at onee to the only thing chat can really cure concamp ADVICE. is and quack medicines. both in purse and heaius medicine wih the ingredients ot which | nied. It may Kul you, while it pretends | tion—a simple, pleraaut, powerful, cheap, end thoroughly weil know article, endareed by all’ the fagulty, pratead. py the colleges, recommended by physteians—and tor which, if It fall t# enre, your money will be rewrned to you, ‘ No charge for sdvien run ¥. Axpras Liguiy Toe on Pore fone Water, may denended upon salareanniinii be Hor dreda of persone perfectly cured hy it, can be referred in avidence ot Wa exceitenen. 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