The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1857, Page 3

May Afcct the United States—Chronologt | oilice up to tb eal Account of India. India was known to ancient Egypt and to Tyre, and was Partially conquered by Alexander the Great, 327 B.O. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, REBELLION, WHICW, AT LAST AGOOUNTS, BAMAINBD UNSUSDUSD. bution amoug the Seyoy* of grease or talow cartridges for Duteresting from Kansas. ‘YER SLBOTION—HOW M“. PARROTS, THS FRES 6TATE CANDIDATB, WA® CHOSEN TO CONGRESS—EE RE CRIVES BI* OBRTIFIOATS POW GO SVERNOR WALKER of the Post. Leavenworts Orry, Oct. 16, 1852. For several days prior to yesterday there were rumors ing the result of the elec- tion, and them was a semi-official announce- ment of the defeat of Parrott, and the loss of the Territorial Legislature to the tree State party. had given a the “ Lady of Lyons.” Her success is recorded in the Times and all the leading of the metiopolis, We have seen nothing better since Miss Helen Faw- cote’s bes’ day, save Agues Elaworthy, now a8 established favorite. A new and original five act |» ted shortly to be produced at Mr. Buckstone’s aymarket theatre, under the able generalship of Mr. Chippendale. -It is trom the pen ‘of Mr. fom Taylor, a fellow of Trinity College, Cambriige, and the Secretary of the Board of Works, but, what is far better, a principal contritutor to Punch and an- OCTOBER 25, 1987. ATION TOW, Tae RECOVERY OF Bamne! crm, who wee aeoidently drowned Vf of East and Wi toot ‘alar sireaia, will be thankfully received at 124 East Bighth eotrt, alter bonts;, stoad stony duit, and amall ‘candy whiakors, 5 WILL FIND A LETTCH FOR HER IN THE way Post office from H. M. —WHO WANTS & GOOD FARM)-TI8 ], owner wenia to exchange bis farm of abut 20 ‘8y recuse New Yors, fur Improved New York or properw; 160 scree limproved sad land, two alery Bouse, five barns, lar ceo chard of the f fruit, and only halt = mile ‘rom & thriving ‘wn, o7a- ‘The Rontens carried on an extensive overland wade with | the use of the rifles. Thia fact was wied by the | It was alleged that Johnson count, thor of thove highly successful pieces ‘Still Waters BMSNSVILLE.— WIL). FOU DO 08 I BEQUSSTED India The commerce of India with Europe was conducted | 2¥!ve Hindoo papers to inflame the fanatical prejadioes of | very large vote for the pro slsvers ticket, more | Run Deep,” Two, Loves mi Life,” “ King’s Ri- | by ‘one ura’ a toate re wiler large profits: or, an aotive,ithoro’ Diy way of the Red Ben, and by the Persian Guif and the | Eughrn deeipand imei, to who were told thes ine | than to absorb the majorities which Parrott | val,"’ Victims,” &c., &c. Success and Tom taylor | home as? | uit caput wil be tates a & parter, to cmlarte the aa: eae Senversion to . | had obtained in nearly every other county in the | are terms synopymus, in such productions. Mr.and « ; BI Quire, ‘Inquire ot 8. D. LAW, 82 Jona grease ‘Baphralee 10 the Mediterranena, until the diesovery of ihe pe Ree ri Ld to cat, is the'wse of Pig | ‘Territory. One precinct, named Oxford, in Johnson | Mrs. Charles Keene and their pretty and acoomplish- ny Ape yy ene assage around the Oape of Good Hope by Vasco da Gama, | 820 heal fab, walah was om abominalion to thely SOngint, | county, returned some 1,000 majority in frvor of the | ed daught+r return to town, from Italy, tomorrow, ea by her cousin, Margaret Sovee, | G4 () ()()(),MERCTIANDISE WANT SD. FARM Wm 1407, ‘Tho rogular history f india in reckoned from the | Preeiamaticn denying ine charge. "too uso of greased | So-called democratic party, Immediately on these | and for des raisons majrurce, will winter at thelt York._Newbu 82, snd oiter prootriy Us exoaage foe goods, aaiiable for tho Conquest of Mahmud Gasn!, A. D. 1,000. Oartridges was discomicued and ‘or “suet! | returns being received at Le‘ompton, measures were | mansion in Hyde Park Gardens, Tyburnia The | | NFORMATION WANTED—OF MABY ANN JACKSON’ | Western marke, or real ew'aie here, lightly encumbered. Low ‘The British territory in India is equal to ail continenta! | ‘ted, when the nelive papers declared eave was | taken by some of the free State party to establish | Royal Princesses, entirely redecorated, opens for ‘who formerly lived a! 200 Hudson street. By leaving her | Prices. SB NE Gi mixed with the pap'r in ite manufacture, ard which gained | the fraud by sending to the place aforesaid. the season next Monday evening. Shakapore’s “Tem- | Mdreve with George Kelloch, 4. Rotunda Park, abo Will BACH WINANS, 181 Broadway, seoand fom: Barope, Russia excepted. All Germany, France, Spain, Gelland, Denmark, Itely and Bweden do not execed in ex- ‘ent of territory or population British India. The trigo pemetrical survey, nob long since laid before Parliament, y Fives M1 total area at 1,368,113 square miles, and the total population at about 168,774,065. F Hi The evidence of the ‘raud was of such a glaring character, on the representation of those who went to Oxford, that Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton went down to the place, and on a search for the judges of the election who purported to have made the retarns to them, found only one,and he denied having made any such as were alleged. pest’? will continue its golden career. Tne Christy minstrels are now an estadlished London entertain- ment. Mr. Albert Smith brings back Mount Vesu- vins to the Berptian Hall, Piceadilly, early nex’ month. How the literary, musical and dramatic world of these parts will miss the charming reunions at Miss Cushman’s elegant abode, in May Fair, thia ‘BS. JAMBS W. HOWK.—THBRE ABB THREE ' EE ters in the general Post office, Kassau street, for you. more eRe a Great Bri'ain, or vbelr helrs will Iphia, Pema., they will hear of ROOKLYN FIRST CLARKS MEDIUM 81280 HOURSS oF sale oF to loi—Nor. 5 9 and 1 veaae, eoa- gas and heavy plomb of w in the moe’ 4 ‘8 block of 78 Canton atrest Prion 96,140 si and well finished dwe lings at moderate reata, will ap ply wine owner, WILLIAM B NICHOLS, 16 Naren street jew Yor! ‘She Dettich Indien empive ts distributed inte four govern. ‘They also f und that there were bat avout twent ! fe ty | winter! Let us hope to see her back. joabua Bice. ments or Presidencies, viz.: Bengal, Madras, Bombay and people, all told. who resided where sixteen hundred | Mystcan Touxs.--Another company of artists Sarin F POE, Mie 4 PoRMIsnED oounray ni Agra. The first is tho seat of the Governor General and and upwards were returned as having voted. bas jnst been formed by Mr. Beale, for the purpose feat Reeves. eles a new sialic, Caguiber wit tee, (10) 9 the suprome Council. The army before ihe late rebellion In consequence of this and other discoveries of | of giving a series of operas in the provinces—some Wm. Rovers, lead pare: faruliure, horses, carry? ie Armia onaisted—of Queen’s troops, 29,480; East India Company’s fraudulent returns of a sini'ar character to the one | iq Faglish, others in Italian—commencing on the bg ge Neal os Se, Des fertier pertocenrersy © SENS stated, Mr. Parrott was ied that he could have 19th inst. The leading members of the troupe wil Buropean troops, 19,928; Company’s native troops, 240,121 bis certificat te of election without any farther delay. Gi 4 total, esr ‘The native troops commande’ by poipone This news was received last evening, and it is _ cena eee Seer ella a noe ee ‘fearee tee C@icers and avaliable under treatics, numbered 32,000. fully setticd tha‘, throwing out the ascertained | whilat the operas in which they are to perform will Forayth. eazpente. bt ad versiraw, known aa the Garner place; house 40x45 f , Jaokamith. ‘Sotal at the disposal of the Goyexnor General, 321,529. ‘Im the native regiments about hal! the officers were Eu" wepeans and half natives, but no native officers could rise Righer than « sort of captain or major, and even then ‘wes under the youngest Ecropean ensign. Bengal, Madras and Bombay, have three distinct armics and three com manders-{n chief, fraudulent votes, Marcus J. Parrott is elected to Congress from this Territory by more than five thou: and majo ity. There are also twenty-eight out of thirty-nine free State members of the Territorial House of Repre- sentatives, and nine ont of thirteen members of the Council, as I have before stated. This is good news, and shows that we are all right be “La Sonnambula,” “The Bohemian Girl,” “La Traviata,” “Lacia di Lammermoor,” ‘Maritana,” and ‘‘I1 Trovatore.’* The visit of Mr. Sims Reeves to Newcastle during.thke present tour, recalls to mind the fact that it was at the theatre in tnat town he made his first appearance on the siage, some eighteen years ago. and we believe be has not formed there, excepting in con- Thowss Ply, dramwer. Rarnnel Van Alstyne, cabinet- mater. Peter White shoemsier. Daniel Wright, shoemaker, Jnood Wel J Wi Jobo Weaver. Roinmon Wiliams, Frederick Wikron. North Hat th ‘and baremet. Price $6 000; {i on Unure of A. DAVIS, 265 Minth avenue, N. ¥, city. ee eae OF stove berses, Non, H@ and I(t Wen ort ory Srown stone 1 ry bro ane "s fourth street, Inquire cf RAYROB & BLACK hey Ia one sense India hes made itelf felt througheut the on the question of free Btate when it is presen’ed | certs, since that time. His voice was then Wm woot ; tered apd oven ori our notice. considered a baritone, such parts being allot- Jono Wood, ee erereds tad dee ie Desael wits (aa pipabean Geom ‘werld—the origin of the cholera bas been traced to the banks of the Ganges and the humid soil of its mias- The Constitutional Convention reassembles next ted to him as Count Rodolpho in the “Sonnam- water mpning threngh the wrest “All assemmenta paid, and Jot uningumbered Price 1460 a¢drens Putman. Hernid ofc, fundeu Monday, and there will be a very interesting session, | }yJa.” in “Cene ” anne’ 9 . “ mate Sagem, same aay ai Agre, Lucknow, Baretl ‘occasioned by the recent result of the slection. Tae aa emel intial pe nctayste A eal hs ALLY EDMOSDOON If HEREBY REQUSSTED, Ty, | oFecvly wo RTRPHRN ROMMATA, shipemith, $69 South ot, ts wappesed that aince the year 1817, when this fell fat . + as dually pi . . S valiie beanding place oe Mose ep. core Be aaah Re nite aro isense appeared as ® maliguant and fatal epidemic at Grate.) pk nd at 4 booanla foe ‘Theatrical and Musical portion he. now occupies as the frst <a atre yt Ji MON DROD py OF10R.—TO BOOT AMD SUOM MAN UFACTUKURA— ‘4 esme day at Inans! Ore ty nA » yee 4 - A ak feet good nbane to lees than abort eighteen millloas of the human femily | fun June 6... "Mutiny appeared at Syzamet, Juue 7... | Successful pieces entitled “Fanst” and “1 Cavallo | 12 her distinguished claims to public pstronage, 98 | | og Coipeg it rnorrina.—ox Mowpey Be ios radrepanre Ue im Ihave fallen viotime to it, about fifteen or sixteen milllowe | Mudny appeared at Talandur, (Pupjsb,) Jue 8 ...Mat!” | D'Oro, or the Golden Horse.” Suchattractions can- | of the most finished soprani ever known to the “es closk preciesly, s nures eof sake Be eating iregied to Ancraw, Troy Fou! ofice. wid of whom have died in India and other parts of Aula, and | Y Appeared st Soabjlbunpoo, Jano 8... Malay not fail to secure a full house. Tes foes heap resents an reba peg ty sy fion | mite in five. to wa coges WW. We ON Stent cual se the remainder in Burope and Amerioa. It oontinues to | perore,Delal. June dciiny apreered tt Tabulpore, Jano | _NipL0’s Ganpen.—The Ravels and their unsur- poet SN claRA fin a Couedarnels tine, Day: Cae eee: Oe ee ae eee a, Wondr ~ ™ = en this day the most formidable enemy to all troops engaged | 19....Watiny sppeared on the samo day at Najpore, fan- | Pasted corps of pantomimists, are to play in the | ing been prevailed upon to sign an engagement for | dy Woodral OR RAL tm the Ewstern service. It generally travels north and | for, Nowgorg, Futtegbur aud Jaunpore, Jano 33... Muti. spectacle of “Boreas” and the comicality of the | g jong season in Rome. 7 Aggy WILL BUY THE STOCK, LEASE AND PIX+ ny eppeared st Indore. July 1....Motiny appeared on the | “‘Conscript” to-morrow. Mlle. Rolla is also to ap- — . SL5O sires ce ens of the nestest’ and dandeqgnast iti west from India with caravans, and enters Ecrope | same day at Mbow acd Nowsherce, Jaly 6. pear in the ballet of “Les Abeilles.”” The Italian Opera opened in Paris on the Ist, porter boyses Jooatd te ‘he lower part of Wer, sir ja the a ith Grisi, Ge, in the “1 7 ire of busi da doing a good appt . y ix of cay mained in ‘under British control. sist of Shakspere’s “Romeo and Juliet,” the comic i , ne ee — “ age weds B,1000-—irroption of the asbometans under Man- | “At ‘Sretor of mito, as oon as tho roope mutized | drama called the “Pride of the Market” and the | Tents ae ee ee Ogee “onnien in the tare ot Wee York mn witha ean} 1221.—Riigo of Ghenghis Khan, one of tho most bloody | theY proceeded to Delb!, where they awelie’ the number pexiprragne the paneeaee Cine Mr. Eddy | “The manager of one of the Liverpool theatres, joan mare £16) por moath. Piewe al wt 6b gonqeerors of the world. 14,000,000 of the human race ayes the town, and whe proceeded | an 8 St. Clair are in the first casts, with more promptitade than good taste. is playing nll ae neon by his sword, under the pretence of establish. gt ool FT ge Wa a gpenicen ps 5 . Prince Burron’s——The patrons of this establishment | a piece entitled “Nena Sahib; or the Demon of the 4 BARE CHANOR.—AM OLD RSTAR\ISHBD BAR. the worship of one God. who fol in their wey, — . ramnitred pag) will no doubt be greatly pleased to learn that Miss | Ganges.’ Ww cing An exdelient trade, tod ta —The Mogul Tartare, under the conduct of the Co: | Cricity aud berbarity’ on women and chi | Cushman has been re-engaged and willto-morrow | The committee of the Theatre Francais have s ola. beh ted Jebrated Timour, or Tameriane, in Hin¢ estan. ty iy Pinca s fon of Lady Macbeth. ; nares every reepect, ands for will take plat 1909 —Temerlane takes ihe city of Delhi, defeate the drep, exceeding in atrocity the most fiendish eota | give her grand personation 0} ly Macbeth. unanimously received a five acy comedy in prove oy | Sediaiely alter the "rut, ¥ " . : Indien army, makes a conquest of Hindostan, and butchers | recorded im the annals of history, many of which are too Watiacr’s—Dnring the past few nights, Mrs. | MM. Scribe and E. Legouvs, entitled “Les Doigts de RIRAM WOODRY 100,000 of its inhabliants. . fo, In the matmacre England hes lov | Hoey and Messrs. Blake, Lester, Walcot and others | Fe” (The Fairy Fingers). The principal charac- == ma re OOF, NASD TOR BAUR TUM LEASE AND FIX: TaoT the pamage to India discovered by Vasvo da aa ee araice Geuonals Canin tna Barausa Merit, | of the excellent comedy company; have won much | terein it will it issald, devolve on mes, Brohan, Fa: MOLITARY. 1 ara Soros, oaria, ks ofa coal yard: Ima sabia Sastern India was mostly in open rebellim, which sir | SPplause in “Past and Present” and “Caprice.” | vart, and Delphine Fix; aud MM. Regnier, Bressant, ATTENTIO“.— YOUR CoMPAwY | sible party, For particulars al¢rean Coal, Heraid oBce ieee Baten or ne tanh ea pet 7 counetes by the Satan | Fenry Lawrence was endoavoring to subdue’ into order, | They are to be repeated to-morrow. — grea A ee sp port ong rym sie on Marday morn. 2, Or sae ot an , 5 a bes : ScrigyN ¥ nded_ the reading o' piece before the commit- 76 Pein 4 POAP MANOP ¥, NOW DOING 1666 —Reign of the ‘llnsirious Akbar, the groaiect | Dul sl ast srcounls Be eat de a ieeecontinned | apVACRA _,Kumwn's The mew drama, envied | tee. ‘The two authors each read exactly a half—M. inewe Tho property low; 8 more wtoes of Bindortan. De maintained st Agra, Alahabed Birds of Prey, which has lately proved remarkably | Tegonyé the first, second, and haif the third acts; Dalgcign 1a cea The proprietor 1600.—Reign of Aurangzebo—his dominions extondizg | ere, Al and at Caloutte. Delbi | suecessful at the Haymarket, London, is to be pro- | (“*' g Pr oar SoS BoM. wtih ry. in Rave reel, from ten 10 ihirty-firo degrees in latitude, and nearly ag | Temsined ‘he beadquariers of the, rebels, v 1h te fed. | duced here with a strong cast tomorrow. “ Lend eet Se, Romie ie eecenines tan Coan || eee fa NS Ys Broon ya Po orders reerived from ageacye, Seah th leagtiode, end bia vevense to £83,000, 4 ey oa | me Five Shillings” is to be the afterpiece. ing produced a strange effect, M. Legouvé reads SY GUsRD-THE ABOVE NAMED COMPANY ——— - _— 000, oF to about $160,000,000, EXPENSES OF CONDUCTIN@ THE INDIAN GOVEKN- very well; he pronounces very distictly; but, con- K’ éotoneach Friday evening, at Lermitage Hall, for LE FAMILY S@WING Ma- pen q MEYT. AmEaioan Mussum.—The popularity of the Welsh | fining himself to indicating intentions, hz may in a ere i ee sir nine, aimakers for all kiade of Yia6—lavasion of ihe Persiaz, Nadir Sa, oF KAD! | we nwvy nos snaoe to ge iso dotale, dui may bo por. | Nightingale, the Carlo family of equiliorists, the | terest the auditor, but rarely excite him’ MScribs, | exctroeugr Tisebstiergday tre teads ct tue company | Slo wl Bato for fo) ores. ip Delhi be orders @ general massacre, and wipe tes eek oe ene eee ot the world are - acne ah — the mescnay pena yoy ood on the contrary, without possessing the precision | AreJeviiss (0 call id aee hem dril: at tae adore maaloued ““cobinsom, Broadway Post 000 persons perish. humetios a roy ‘ero or General | them on the bills for tomorrow atternoon and eve- | and purity of accent of his collaborateur, reads with : DAVID H. MARS, Captain. Pl amounting to £128,000,- | Westar wrance Tur extra zxpeases wisiou in 1860 umovated | TIDE: a warmth which points out to the artistes the most | _Wu. Linrwan, Feereiary. OK ALN CHEa*—a WHOLARALB AND RAaTAlL Thao “erent of be last imperial army by the Robiliag, | 10 the larze sum of £45,000, 10 about £125,(00. His | | (ito. Ouarsry ap Woon's Minarnezs are doing striking situations, and seeks to produce effhet, aq | D INDaBY BLUSS—ARMONY, STATE TOURE @ LUD Naver store down town, adapted for any oiher Dasiness Mogul decane nominal, dis. | members of council receive £9,600 each aunual'y. The | @ flourishing business in their new hall at 561 and jough the public were there to hear him. @ firs low at —Bemoers of tin athe Areneet . Ina’ 6 |, 945 Greensrich street, eaibe, Morel empire now became merely nominal, die- | Governors of Madras and Bombay recalve £12,000 per an. | 5633 roadway. Their laughable farce of “Married | half of the piece therefore merely interested the | on Twerdvy eveuing, Cet. ee | ———____— ————_—_——— merous petty the emperers this | Dum each, and the members of conneil £6,000 cach. The | and Buried” is to be given, with songs, &c., to- | committee, while the second completely excited its | members ro: having aniforn + hem on that HOONBR FOR #ALR~A. 0. TUPTLE, AUCTION. iit Wer selten cisexicne Pulene Judge of India receives 83 247 rupeos. (TaeCom | morrow. ° . admiration sa aLAZ.cCCmCmC,. Tig oe Foy f By % a Gi 4 NO. N, . "e . M., look of rh BBITIGH POWBR IN INDIA. pany ’s rupee is equivalent io 2s 64., of about 59 cents Tax Bryawrs still succeed in filling Mechanics’ Achille Ardavani, a new baritone engaged for the =— = schoon*r Btranger Said schvoner carries about 60 ‘oon and 1898.—Aitempt made to reach India by the northeast | federal money) There are also thirty jadges, woo sob Fw 4 be 1B New York academy, has arrived here. Ww ready for immedinte nse. Can be see until we day of ae Borth west recetve from 30,000 ap to 62,000 rapecs eacb: and there | Hall with the fun-loving community every evening. kee a on oes Francis Drake’s expedition. oy aie saunter Ef i edieors pore recetve from 6,000 Peg ae a fresh Deane oe songs, a le see es eee Anas engaged wy Loam sar DOTee on re 1880.—Levant Company maxe » land expedition to la- ,000, 8,000, np to 12,000 and 10,000 rapees. c., ineluding a very comical afterpiece, for to-mor- | 1°9. aon. " sjoaty’s | IN and Fulton aires eet rote coder. Yacuive at 600 ond 68 Mant i E 5 : fel ck in the aflerzcon Strangers and cits 1801 —Fivst adventure from England os eon A O4AND S04 OF RxPENSR. nee sid cl Misrrexs, at the Olympic, have os ie ~~ roca! “gpd eg hep vag i Buin Sotoel a 9o'elock, in the morning nes Bo afternoon, 1000.—First charier Lond ‘The Bichop of Usientia recet: salare of about $26,- Pag J statement regarding le. Nau, who was the prima a, rd ae iss two ae! Seacamerd bony ft | ct por cues, Sebtonen abemene os 4100 9 byes undergone a fair trial and been found to be equal to | donna of the Niblo's Opera troupe three seasons | Seria; commencing wi dea shen cntcts eaes | BE ee shanis, two years the death of Qu peth. per » 7200 per f yeneing at 1s tally ‘2000.—Second charter 10 the East India Oompany. nam for oxtra expenses. any in their line, To-morrow they propose to intro: | gince:— While Mile. Nau was on her last professional | to sitend. OP WARD AN ADJOURNED, MEETING Ov THE Bera cece ee, een Dee. "uss ome an ua wt, top | rom bree eld te King of Cab | iia Hagan, Grete ann of fn Pet | sum itp com teat oe Mowtny Cras OB at aol by 7 about $10,000 a ls io 8 ‘as Anctic Recioxs.—All who have read of the | she was attacked with a sudden hoarseness while Yolock = Panctua atiendance la requ aa bi yf fe 1766.—He imprisons 146 Britian subjsca, of whom 128 | each, aud’£100 for fees and the performance of other du- | hardships and sufferings endored by the lamented | uponthe stage of Sheffield, and it was only by very Sorlense will be brought beime in msg. Tone aie err Serqvens visetve salaries varying from $1,500 up to be and my beg apres fo oo a ga bye Ss = she then i are f pmAA Punt Dvtemy '—Osloutia xe Colonel, aft ds Lord ould go and see the paintings at Empire . the rile that wes then personating. At "low, one ow —oeetewn bee oneme wie Gunes uassinen en tier. Seles or conan 1s THe RIgs ON FALL oF | Boston.—Mr. Charles Matthews took his farewell | the conclusion of the opera, however, she was so | Yert Inquire at No. | Onai mp sere. | © ALDIRMANIO DISTRICE. COMPAISING THE INDIA, benefit on Friday, playing Dazzle in ‘London Assur- | completely prostrated that it became neces: | @ O1LER WANTED.—WANTRD, & BOILAR CAPABLE FOR ane pany 6. ee See ot ee eae 18 le well known that one of the largest markete in the | ance,” with Mrs. L. W. Davenport as Lady Gay. Mr, | Sary. to summon medical aid. Dr. Jackson, of | SD, of running aa engine of \wonly fie Rome pow ay any fo moet ai tbe Wy hol! Honss, Mon 3.4 and 810 area ees | oe Se oan cloths and yarns sameeren | gather playiog at the National. Nothing new at —e wd — Vrigamse n/n women gt ee x fo te a same capacity, Address box 3, iat, treet, on Mootar e ale Sens See eee sh Indie | the other theatres. “4 — | hate a candidete for alderman of the above district whe race of coton aor aaavaly export Yo Yad | Ti yorermia.—The opera at the Academy | dutienof her profesion would ve nevemary: other: | BRCOTLen WANTED Bay ApGMeTunlan AR? | ~anvave erence tee” ~SOMN POOR Prom Fagin ‘end hence leaving @ ae pant? | closed on Satarday night. Mr. Matthews commences | WiS¢ she would endanger her voice forever. The | jon win privilege of cooking, Ac. The eigh's or . ralsece iti; T | Gm Monday. “Uncle Tom’ at the National. “Jack | Situation of Mile Nau became one of the moat trying | prefer, “Address Onnade, bor 4.016, Fost otic, GF AMRMRLE_DiewEior—s OEE. SIRTE, AUD Beebe ont event that time. ips This may be soen from a matoment of tbe exports of Cade” at e Arch. Mr. Dempster at Musical Fund | *poyPne ‘secesenry 10 clone the thentie ana ton ee, lean, Newtuailng Convention 0” this stirs, held mt Ozaen- Warren Hastings becomes Governor of Bengal, | ontton goods sent frm Eogland to Boo bay alone in 1845- all. throw a large number of a “ ‘OQUSE WANTSD—IN OR NBAR TRE FIFTH AVS ener i c oeen- 4 Fi ‘Statistics. , a persons out of emvloy; and ween Fourteen riteth etree LaNBY was declared the 1 nsuimons nov !nse of ‘he conver 773 —India bill parsed, Jane 16. Soe ae reting In 1846-10, the importa of cotton | , CHARLESTON, S.C.—Mr. Marchant opened the | on the other hand, ifshe ventured anjappearance, she | ibe med slaprevemiee mp prise 0 oh Ge tes. br | “Tec wmsuss,emee eee 1713 —Sapreme Court emabliebed. feeds into Bombay, consisting of piaia clxubs, pristed and | ee here - ooo eee aerees os — risked the Joss of her voice Jor ever On the follow. ‘which cash will be paid. Apply 'o PL, <2Chatham sireot | ONN NULLANY, “eer y ______ 1778 —Pondicherry iaken, Ostober ed, to about £19,000,000, oat $50,000,000, eatre opened last ev avery or h ing evening, reat exertion succeeded in get. nae: Game Gaim fname we, “TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, COMPAWWING THE Sire, aeo ceema honed Gother tian ty tinjur Pom. | sleriane sel soaenase cot tamton. Tor otter tore | we Perfarmances passed off mort sitistactorily. | tite through the role of Elvira, in. the “Puritagt” Wook, Peteruths Hixieeets and Kighines's wanda Dem ‘Avguat 4. In India'we may safely double or trebie this am unt. | There is an air of neatness and taste in tne e:nbel- This, unbspily, proved her final essay, and notwith- gn eb ee 1760,—By der Ali overruns the Carnatic and deferte the | Hence the sale of cotton goods in India probably reaches lishmenta of the building and in the scenery which | standing an entire repose of nearly twelve months, O, 26, at wig’ Briton, Sept 10. -_ from J 900,000 to $15,000,¢00 is of itself an aturaction: Lenn! ony — ype re- | andthe assistance of nearly all the eminent physi- poe Roccaciinen leeiaalion ty tel sen mnie tines Avest, Ost, 31. which large annual | spectable company, wil! render eatre daring | cians of London and Paris, she has irretrievab! 0 be stare Sopa ere enone woveven: aa: Ovenai Of BAN, 'T' CE sais thinnaiies oe Oa ommomnaiion tam the present season popular with the public and pro: | fost ell the upper register of the voice—incapact- eeemer deme ¥. beet. bas toaeon is Wie ies | ome T781--Byder Ali tignally defeated by Sir Faye Coste, | reauly, for american grown Jotton, mast be out cf and its | ftable to the manager. To-night will be presented | tating her from ever appearing again in public. The RK. Wardrop, 36 Kercer aureet Ee a ent enue anes Wubitinn Me: Ea Sa See effects be folt over the whole Union. ee nee cin Ba go af eras aah a the Iyrie stage has thus lost one of its luminaries, She WArisca Fore See aa a ee ea BF eed can ee ee z —Deaib iy" 8 son, ‘Our direct trace with India, as will bescen from the in whic’ lary Shaw will take the ol at present passing a short time at Toars for the A aI wh GAS U, Morton, Hon, Waa. MeMarray, D. Jones Crain, 2D Balb, Dee, 11. annexed tabular statements {s importent and rapidly grow. | songstress. It is only justice to say that this young | benefit of her health. wen, bevwern Tent snd Thitinh cvests, Fourth pillay: 3 Pees trial of Warren Hastings, Feb 13. (ox, capecially 80 siace the gold discoveries in Califor. | lady won the warmest applause last evening. She "A letter from Madrid of the 234 seys:—The samen, in a prgien! seleaberiees re) ut to exceed UD PREY GUNTBER, Chsirmaa of Ocorention, cS cacy sot lata With Tippoo, his two sons beld ae | nis and Aastraiia is an attractive and accomplished actress, and has | Queen has pardoned a mupicipal guard who was to | ——————————__—-—— SRRLEE™ | Recre artes, SEI ececaces 0k: Lash. ereiagpen, serene | Geman ee nea He eater te | oh eas cammnnen Weerer eo TEDS: Bave been shot for insubordination. The circum- | Qy ASE? IMMEDIATELY rv & QRAMAN PAMTLY —— ———_—-. (e of Wellesley, May 17 ‘ We proceed to give tabular statements of Amerioan di. | Crvorxnatt—Miss Logan is playing At Wood's | stances under which this act of clemency was decid- | vq sor with Crete, gas and place ker wood ond onal /ens, Deno, Fae = tam stormed and Tippoo Balb killed ! | theatre. Mr.and Mra. Jcha Wood are at the Na-| ed on are curious. The sister of the condemned | rent not to ‘exceed $90); references #xcnanped. adesem@box | ‘ve Repuyiionn Nominmior O 7 Seri gap’ ippoo » | Peet commerce with lodia in 1848, before the discovery of ¢ Ady 4 geld tp Oalifornia and Australia, in 1861 after lta develope. | tional, where Walcot’s ‘ Hiawatha” was announced. | had caused a petition to be presented to the Queen 8,67 Post ofiee. “ notre | ip? era orn ; —Victories of the British, by which the Carnatic | ment, and In 1856, the period of tne lates! retarny :— The early appearance of Thalberg and Vieuxtemps | while on her way to the theatre. at the same time ‘naman > conemmemenantll Bane oy ty atelier a was conquered. COMMERCE OF THE UNITAD STATR WITM INDIA. in concerts, at Smith & Nixon's fall, is announced. | when the curtain rose, Madame Ristori, in the char- ‘M Moros. cecretary. eee eee Oe Seen ene, Eeprrte Burraro-—Misa E. Kimberly had a complimen. |. 8¢ter of Medea, interceded for the culprit ina few = a 3006.—Marquis of Cornwauis resumes the govermment, | i118, $666,699 lone ~ Fi wore. | ¥erses which she declaimed witn her accustomed If ED RSUaRCE 30 186) | tary benefit here on Friday, playing in two come 1 diately the fleclared to f athens distinguiehed nobleman was the well 1886 aaaeee tit" | aws—Mr, Taylor's “Victims” and Mr. Wilkins’ “My | nergy. Immediately the Qacen declared to two o! Jara Corsweiks of the Amerians Revelation, wpe The large indtroot rhijpmenta’ mate to Ta Wife's Mirror,” nef bape Shang pga tego a ba mele Genera Greoneat allord, North Carsizes ant Gerwarde | American boomy, whist do net apvea? In our exnart re | sp, Lovia—Mr. Edwin Nooth and Miss Heron are | thoir advice, They represented tha this was the i ioaua, Be wht Teib sr hct uy which Uo trade of India was. thrown | (O78 OC At OxDo ts a esmpany, tina ibey” are | Playing here. The Buckleys are also giving con- | third case of insubordination fn that ‘corps, and that the eubscriver and | hn 0 Belen. remining with the company,) Joly | pow, sx the fullowing table wil show — verts. an example had become necessary; she pieaded mo place on Wednerday t008.— Lore Ase — August 1 a pop Imports. Catrrorsia.—San i ae quiet, though | warmly the my of humanity, and at _— ay a ome ineret wverement, , V 966,279 $1.689,799 | there is some taik of rebuilding the Metropolitan. | consented. e Queen instantly wrote the pardon une Hea eeiyeh, & Coverner | tems. + 2.026,044 3,222,217 | The American and Union are both closed. Maguire | in her box.” The atabassador of France bad given | “iss3 Act opontog trade to India and the tea trade to | wit ies oa Preaidensy of | was about to play Marie Dnret (who retarns bere | a grand banquet to Mine. Itistori. | ¢ shay albert POREMENT, 16 ( Gana, ho, fxuing 0 new ora in Brush comecree | “Seg al Imports, | shortly) at bis Opera house, and would follow her | Atarevent extra performance of the Opera at he theatte of he eTist love J a a In rupees. on4, 77,024 11,06,¢9,106 | wp with Emma Stanley, to be succeeded by Mr. and | Her Majesty's theatre Piccolomini made a tremen- | — 1 Orend arce ew ay even ng, OF Shes. ord Avckiand Governor General, He leven | TPC cities ‘ce export to the Lalted Sete are | Mrs. Jobn Wood. George Ryer has the Marys- | dous sensation ty singing the solo verses of “God | 9 Cet on 9, JAE MOLLIGAR, Presiies in September frem Calcutta, and covelst of flaxseed, gunny cloth and | ville theatre, with Annette ince aa the star, aup- | Save the Queen.” Tne cara bambina wos specially |)” "* wm {Beoretaries, orted by J.B. Booth, Chapman, Henderson, Caro- | honored with no end of I mint and | jines ne ———- - |.— Battie of Ghirey, victory of Sir John, now lord | teat a = Brite tite 708 rapees baports. FIRST WARD DRWOCKA ihe 11.04,69,706 rapeee Imported into Bengal fn 186i- | line Ince and Mrs. Claughley. A temporary theatre | Giuglini are now in the p 3, é 82, about 10,00,00,000 consised of treware and cotton | has been fitted up at San Jose by G. B. Graves, who | makes a great deal of money with them has his danghters, Louise and Sarah, Mr. and Mra, Actors IN Avetara.—The actors of the Burg McGowan, ye ee and Sy US Bh gs Conrt theatre are imperial employ’s, and , " was about to take acompany into the interior, with uently have a good position in society; but one of 5. Soramion, Lake Superior, Oct. 4, 1857. | firmiie ‘Porter ae his lewding woman, Everett, | them has. just received {rota the Emperor each a re tieh at Cadvul; Sir | Miserable Inefficioney of the Post Office Arrangementa in) Campbell and others were in Humbolit county. | ward for his services 28 has never before been given Regard to the Lake Superior Maile—Injury to the Public | Rowena Granice’s management of the National, | in Austria to any person who has won the sock and Sacramento, had come to an untimely clore. Julia | buskin. M. Anschutz~ by far the best Lear | have Dean Hayne had opened the Forest theatre in the | ever seen, and also an excelient Falataff—had his same city, with W. M. Leman, Wilder, Rand and | jubilee as an actor a day or two since, and received Lamley | wil | Lo* IVER AF) WHIT® MorTL bree), wil bo or 4 48D KURKR, Previcent, - | Daxvee Bortaro and Pecix Durry, Secrearies. aISCKLLAN SOUR. USO74A GO. ABD ATL if f ays onder the general Inw of ~ Tha compaay having porenae 4 cot Twenty oth evemt. Bae: next heir, surrenders to Eugiand, Nov isl —Goneral rising ageinet tbe. Bri yy and other officers mordere:!. <a, oun | 1840 — An extensive experiment com snced al India Company to Improve and extend tne caltwation ot | Service—Pifects on Trade, de , do. totton jo India, Beven American planters were cugagod | Allow moto call your attention to the di’graoefal condi for five years esoh, and an American improver cf the Col | \iou of the newspaper arrangements under which to | Yi." iy.,>)phries and Sophia Hdwin. A. R. Phelps from the Emperor, as a reward of merit, the te Secmert to Fogians to be rent fo Indie mton of wim | DeOPIC residing in the city of Saperior are eadjected to. | jx in sierra county, with George Mitchell, Knight's Cross of the Order of Francis Joseph.— , ac. Whi Vienna Correspondent of the Times. the ole wning of corte: la the best selections of | | also enclose the beading of one of yoar valuable papers, . cotton seed were shipped to India by Captal | dated July 26, 1 | Madenr, T. Deara oy Me. Srxcnatn, THe Vocarist.—This Hunt and Rate Grey, J B. Worster has organized a | gentleman, well known in the musical world of Lon- seins prececied 4 india via the wveriasd ronte'a | 2867). Now, tr hi , and pr Ld v overiand reste tn noes informati corps for the eastern and northern mines, consisting | don forty years ago as 4 vocalist of high repute on ; - lon at all were it aot for the weekly lines | (f ‘wm. Barry, Wm. H. Brown, Mortimor, W. | the English stage, died on Tuesday last at Margate, Lord Eilenborongh appointed Governor General | of stenmboste, by which the Hasan {1 received just foor | ‘Tompeon, Misses Annie Smith, Nelly Fowler and | where he had setted down for some years, as the = 2 a $ # ait Gf Badin, October 13 daye afer date, Ocr old t, with thet > Smith A s A Tivoli Garde fav eS aon Sir Wil Naughten erousiy aseassi. | “78 * e. Ocr old fogy departmont, it | M.P Worster. Me. J. A. Smith had arrived in San | cirector of the Tivoli Gardens, a favorite 5 os : “Poe AS, sated Onsber 13 — oe agar 4 | wauel inte! gence and enterprise, alll continue to send — }'rancisco from the Atlantic States. amusement — roves ee : hi¢ . . WH ly 1842 —The British, under convention, evacuated Cabal, | rewspaperr, periovionls, &)., for this place, via Chicsgo | yoRRIGN TREATRICAL AND MUSICAL INTELLIGENOR, frequented sea ba hing place. Mr. Sinclair was born | %: wher's name and adhe placing Lady ®alo and others in the bande of Akbar Koas; | acd St. Pani; Fron thence they are carrie’ over the back: From London and Paris we hear good reports of | in Edinburg, in the year 1790, and being giftea with pL Kinet eee <A GROWN 18 TER jarkable sweetness and flexibility— | ————————_— Mlerwards a 4) eadfn! massanre onsned, January 6. Of voyogeurs, & siefance of abon' 200 miles, throogh forests, | artists well known to the American public. At the | @ voice of Lowery, bet esen 1843 —The Ameors of Hcinse defeated by Sir Obaries | gwsmor, kc. Sometimes, when the bace are too heavy “ Wonder” f thongh of no great compass—entered the musical pro- REWAR ¥ v Artes «. B. reweetfa t : ® the B ittsh | Bo : | Haymorket on the Ist “The Wonder’ was revived, 4 pm res . re romecta ly taforme Rapier. Scinde is after verde annered to the they are borg a> oo most col lent bree; and at with Mrs. Sinclair (Forrest) as Donna Violante, and | fession atanearly age. For sometime Mr. Sinclair $10 few’ iy pam oe | rt, ph the Jest strieen , February 17... Bx'ties of Marsjnocr and P present have aro at lent 1,500 ibe ‘rong fort of Gaal, or the Gibraltar of the Fest, matter lying be > tor ig | was only known as a concert singer, but on the 20th vra tobe Ms Teck tween this placo and 3t. Paul, which we expect to arrive, | Mr. H. Sedley,an American actor who mide his Rept, Ti ho mede his Seveppoleadane on thestege | Heer brs aime ‘a ee 1 yoar. debut in Boston several years since as Dost Felix. taken Dec. 59. if nothing prevents, same time nex’ ; F a — - ‘1841. —Sir Kenry Hardinge appoieied Governor G snoral The etheors of the U. & Lend ‘ome wore obliged to walt | The Daily News (2d) says:—“The Westen 3 i bi wag Ron ag ae —_ po KM se Re , $10 aAWARD A ONBUNDAY Lust, IST from 1 unl 7 veral to paper, Cs e Sincl nna , lished hime Lt 0 o'clock AA. A very sma ‘Tie Shs crete the Satie) river sh bad oes sent Ou" In tavence! aud 6 revived last night, with Mrs, Catharine Sinciiit in | asa favorite with the public, He afterwards por- | Pack nie aud eves, long tafe. t! fhe | me the character of Volante, amd Mr. Henry Sedley, a PRACTICAL WATOMMAK MR. %! PAARL 7 A war beiwoen the Shae and the British . iebes and Freach elgeka for the ington Union was Jaly former, and shows intelligence and animation. This i famous old comedy, which, from the clever plot and 1824, after an absence of six years, and was again Condition of aitatrs te 1 to the present age | rapid succession of incidents, is more entertaining | received at Covent Garden, in his favorite character and ranidly growing tatereete of the Lake Saperior oma | then many works of much greater literary preten- | of Apollo, wits unbounded enthasiaam. ince thet now jousoa, and at loast Flis Gedtan te enone ouotty i ain fst | #008, was on the whole, exceedingly well acted, | period he maintained his reputation, with litte Ce ee rect isko. "a geod deal ot New | performed by Howe, Lissardo by Compton, Isabella | that it was time to, quit at Feresspore, which was beld by iiy Joho ding It mpametble to continne a débutenttin London, in that of Don Felix. Mrs. | formed the loyers in other operas, He wag especial. | | a, allowed by tho department, bave thrown ap their contrac: nr rsonation of the heroine was graceful | ly suc essful if the part of Apollo, in the revived | reas ad aves be ag er oan Lng h long forgotten, became ‘ a sitions wens killed and wounded, Fed. 10. Th piace and Clevcla' fecling. Mr. Sedley is an actor of merit, and promises ce vb 8 puree conta ~ - fen 1000 men a (ee Britten 3,558 ta pitted and am Chicago. ist pros "event when’ tome } to be an acquisition to the Landon ety me Bie sincts vent to flys © laprove. htaelf ts ver 1 he'll lene that 3 Aron ones or con ‘asl and por ovat Beat un be veers e4..,, The citadel of Lahore la ococupied by the Brit Glyiduel gow & New Yore Huratn, two m a ood person, possesses the ease of & prac' oe | Ee ceaeal teaies, Wonk’ whenee be returned ia riecipal bordis, aad fe over twe ihowsend ‘command of Sir Hogn Gough, and the war termi », at Dalhousie appointed Governor Genera! o° .. Greas battle between the British, ander Lord ‘and the Sikhs, under Sheere Sing, at Rambuggar, 1849 —Moulton taker after “combs ietraney BY’ eee r Urerne sireet ft i ASSPOR AAISHAD BY D, B. TayLon, rue ned price Deapeich Agent. «1 tie fice Ko 18) Namen i] and went off with great spirit—Colonei Briton being | diminution, till egvaneing, yeuts gave him warning e stage, after a long and . if Mheere Ming defeated by Lord 4 Le henorable career. Mr. Sinclai the father of —=—==__—— = yt pa took token ry January 10,... of the jtal has been expended here prove monte. Miss M. Oliver, and the two rival chambermatds, nore . . Sinclair was the father of | eunes ae now ready for Ko eae ee seeaechilian. Walsh, Saneary 18 --” | Gwe party bull's foe Book of atrrer, whish were tame: | Flora and. Ines, by Mrs. 1. Fitzwilliam and Miss | Mrs. Catherine Sinclaie the commedienne now por. | _____COPARTREMS! UF OT Ham, | rp omy tanehince really ton Bannan ital oy ier Wheeler, at Barse Daa, ithe owner over 80 per cent. We | Lavine, The house was crowded. Mr. Sedley and | forming at. the Haymarket theatre—~Morning + LERS TOINES AND PRD | [Tee Pees ering uaseioe wil co ‘weil Deauary 16..,..Atighans evacuate Altook, January 22 arate Mrs. Sinclair wore received with distinguished fayor, | Chronicle, Sept. 28. SL.OOO eee rer or rewernt | I I E, ne polaniga] Peticioes, whveh have ime rec oF Comm een Tnreqaires d the whole performance was warmly applauded. | ——————————es | 16 I vod to diepowe datiy fall our | Hf imbouwded rvccema. titicens, wore they avio. te reoe've the Himnato regularly. ap te Mr. Sedley make a provincial toar | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. formed! or ly cae Ace f prve wine wi yp of ihe Panjab, Janaary 20... $e Charles Na Teeoetee Pas. Lom to the Gritien oad lamond, lay a farewell tat the r . the aymbo! 4 against the worthicas traeh these jaya farewell engagement a = Girect Ooor « Maro 2d to nant, ‘Apri... Napaul, ive nade ce wit a poor women s Seeay, on Goma: Hagerket in The Spring, and ‘then return to New SXGARA, $15.0 | AT9ON, WOOSTER & 00., No. 640 Brosdwag, if bard wi sevorai hundred | York. era re CESSES TR CLS TET TH .C me —— + Wallace's “Maritana” has beon produced by the OP Faaveces trem f-Eas, rr rit At Tareas oF “4 Scliars, anor H Sietrerioms ine, frites argo py Pyne and Harrlgon company at the Lyceum, with | yarasnd German segars thst | am eloting out wi bout regard | shin biisinens, we ort, ans i wen ¥ ae res, naa Uo great success. Balfe, they say, is writing an opera | \ Fes! valve, to pay cash advances, for this company. Our — big egg my om Rw Fay market last Monday evening, Miss Am: lawick> Treo TTR YL fying lady who wom tha years singe made gt | ROPatet tal Reh: ace Rey a ame first ince in the cause of charity, wi cere 1018 °4 wake the followie | VE TwEN iva Aas ned erabie 38 keep Ng PALEER £ BONS offer 0 ment, 1/4 Polon street, every Coscet monte! > bindwe at 2 | | rete of Allwal, The Sitbe defeated, Jan 9 r vom wal. Siehe de’ Jan 98 1 | nee your influence in awalzeniong the Port . - vert | burletta of “Midas,” by his si of “P: tle of Sobraom. The enemy defeated master Geers! to ibe fact that five sloamboate and pro- and lady like, combining gaiety with energy and Goody, 1 Chich, thou oy his singing et Mesera. Joy and W. R. Markwell’s amateur corps + he a! yo Wine No: ourerne at sg nod ing |be present veer 4 Lj 8 7 ‘Pidiamannre 110) P. | pore of wil recetve the highest pries paid for @isic hookbinders “er. dramatique (ander the name of Miss Mortimer), ‘erect, Green} 5 for ihe excurwon 45 | at the stove, or ad Thos. b. © Gen rs sirect, | marb ing cone the Lest etyleat MS per sect Delrw regular made her bow fo a Loadom audience as Pauline, in pom, FE. Pore vs Saree oo Souroy, 46 wires J meee tna