The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1858, Page 5

own, and contradi sister to become re tions for the erfine we H the cireun explained Ht is the and seule men in this rote rly falled to prove preme respect the Jury were carried away by pressure of « violent pubite opinion. 4, But eranting the guilt of the prisoner of murder, his whole ave shows him, in our opinion, to be a fit subject for the exer- ‘Cis of Executive clemency, ‘His father, was a, professional fand eariy trained him wrong. vet a mere boy, ‘De wag thon saaiga av by. ae rnee to assist it cf me, for ae rs’ imprisonment in the pent Phalndel phia, ve #0 young that he virtual) a ed under parental compulsion. He has ie talents, and if been farly tained religiously or morally, would doubucss have ade an ornament to society. think that justice will be done to him and to seciety by commuting his seen to life imprisonment. Rocusater, 1868, ‘Tho petition is ahi ina bold, firm hand. There aro ‘Rome few things, such as capitals and punctuation mis- pisses, that evince a deficient education, but the spelling nearly faultless. There were no signatures attached ‘to the petition as received by Governor King; but it ap- ié was not the original paper, which was subse- quently laid before the Governor by the mother of the oe with a large number of signatures attached. Stout was in Albany up toa late hour on Wednes- the contrary fi we d. that Stout for eat unity “that tas ion, and that in he overwhelming ‘at hoping against hope for some change in the Governor's determination, Governor King was not in that city, but the woman awaited a despatch from him with the intense anxisty. She left for a fina interview with her son, entirely broken down in spirit Mrs. Stout appears quite a respectable woman, and is evi dently the best of the unfortunate family Execution « or Mrs. | ‘Twiggs. DANviux, Pa., Oct. 22, 1858. Mrs. Twiggs was executed here to-day for the murder of ber husband. Clark, ber paramour, was executed Some timo since. She protested her innocence on the S¢affold and her readiness to die, saying the only regrets she had was that she left behind her two orphan children The Presbyterian Synod of New York and New Jersey. Newark, N. J., Oct. 22, 1868. ‘The Presbytorian Synod of New York and New Jersey ia in seasion at Orange. Rev. 0. M. Johnson was elected Stated Clerk, in place of Rev. John Lewis, resigned. Va- rious reports pertaining to the records of several Presby- tenices have been made and adopted.» The Publication Committee were heard through Rev. Mr. Dulles, of Phila- dolphia, the secretary, He stated that the committee had ought a house for publication purposes in Philadelphia, at a cost of $50,000. This building was paid for, but the committee had no funds to carry on their operations, and made an appeal to the Synod for assistance. Reports from different conventions were also made by Rev. Drs. Judd and J. Few Smith. Judge Denniston and Wm. E. Dodge were appointed a committee to secure contributions for a church at Wash- ingtonville, which was embarrassed from the efforts of the Old School Presbytery to obtain possession of the church edifice and of the parsonage. Important Legal Decision. Crvorywamt, Oct. 22, 1858. In the United States Cirenit Court, Judge McLean pre- Biting, in the cases of Sturges vs. Stetson, and Fosdyck ‘vs. Sturges, Judge Leavitt delivered an opinion that the directors of the Hillsborough and Cincinnati Railroad had ‘no power under its charter to issue stock at a price below tho par value; thata stockholder re-selling stock thus issued, though the sale is valid, is not liable to the purchaser for any depreciation in the stock which such company might Suffer in consequence of such fraudulent issue by the di- rectors. Pennsylvania Politics. HARRISBURG, Oct, 22, 1858. Hon, Caylord Church, of Crawtord, has been appointed Jadge of the Supreme Court, in place of Judge Porter, re- » Bigued. Yellow Fever at New Orleans. Now Onteans, Oct. 22, 1858. ‘The deaths in this city yesterday by yellow fever were forty-one. The ‘Trial of John A. Holmes. PortLann, Oct. 22, 1858. The trial of John A. Holmes, late master of the ship ‘Theresa, before the United States District Court, for the murder of Geo. W. Chadwick, seaman, was finished to- day, the jury rendering a verdic a verdict of guilty. Burning of the Steam Steamer Ben Franklin. Lovie, Oct. 22, 1858. ‘The Memphis steamer Ben Franklin was burnt yester- day aear Vicksburg and isa total loss. No lives were best. ‘The Canada Outward ‘Bound. Hauvax, Oct. 22, 1858. ‘The royal mail steamship Canada arrived at midnight from Boston and sailed at two A. M. for Liverpool. Wea thee clear and calm. Yellow Fever at Savannah. SAVANNAM, Oct. 21, 1858, The deaths in this city yesterday were five, none o waich were from yellow fever. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Purapenraia, Oct. 22, 1858. Stocks firm. P lvania State fives advanced 5 per ‘Sent: sales at 98, which is still bid for large lots: Reading Railroad, jorris Canal, 43; Long Island Railroad, 2%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 43%° New Ouran, Oot. <2, 1858, Cotton active: sales to-day 11,600 bales at Ilkc. a 11 \¢. fer middling. Tho salos of ihe week sum up 5,000 ‘bales, and the receipts 60,000. The stock is 178,500 bales against 104,600 last year.’ The receipts up to the present time, na compared with those of last year, are 90,000 bales ahead. Sugar, 6%c. Molasses improved: sales at Sle. ; flour, $5 50. Now York hay, $16 84, | Rio code, 10%c. i tales of the week 9,750 bags—stock , 29.500 bags. against 127,000 Jast year, Freighis—Cotton to Havre, le. , and to Liverpool 44. CHaRtaton, Oct, 21, 1258. Cotton Bales to-day, 1,100 bales at 1LAge. for good mide ling and 11 ye Tig for middling fair. The sales for the week add up 15,000 bales. Savannan, Oct. 21, 1868, Cotton dull and easier: sales today 700 bales, The faica of the week foot up 7,500 bales and the receipts 20,000, stock 50,000 bales. Rartimonn, Oct. 22, 1858 Fiour—Ohio, $5 26. Wheat firm. Corn—78e. a 80e. for ‘old white and b0e. a 820. for yellow. Whiskey steady at 220. 2 2c. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Sugar ant dail. Coftee buoy: Pumanenema, Oct, 22, 1858, Breadstuff dull, Wis tacts tendency. Flour de. lined 120. a 2c. declined ‘2c. Corn—Salca at ‘Ste. Provisions dot a ray ec. shoulders Te. lard duil at Le. Whiskey Jirm at 220. 22150. ‘Cmeado, Oct. 226 P.M. Flour steady. beat quiet, and declined ie. Corn matet, and declined Ie. Onts steady. Shipment« to Buf. faio—8,000 bis. flour, 20,000 bushels wheat. nts to Oswego—13,000 bushels wheat; recoipte—1,200 bbis. flour, 22,000 bushels wheat, 28,000 bushels corn. Crvcixnani, Oct. 22, 1958. Flour dall and prices irregular: $4 20 a $4 60 for super Qne, and $475.0$5 15 for extra. Whiskey active, at 18sc. Mess pork, $15. Hogs quiet. ), Oct. 226 P.M. Osweeo, Flour steady. Wheat declining and very quiet. Chicago ‘pring held at 72)¢¢., and some at 700. Corn nominally at 586. a No sales of oats, Ryo and bar also quiet, Canal freight dull: dour, 32c.; wheat, 6c.; corn, 93f0. to New York. Lake import»—26,000 Dustiols wheat, 24,000 bushels corn, 6,300 bushels barley ‘Canal exports—2,000 bbis. flour, 26,800 bushels wheat, 12,700 bushels corn, 1,800 bushels rye, 8,000 bushels bar ley, 8,400 bushels cate Catzronsta Steam Lisk.—The American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company have opened the line of travel to California acroes the Isthmus, and announce the sailing of their steamers at regular intervals from the ports on the Atlantic and Paeific sides for the next month. This company possess the grant from the Nicaraguan govern ‘ment for the transit across the Iethmus, and they have al- ready sent down three steamboats for the transportation of passengers and freight by the lake and river. These ‘boats are now at their destinations. The company some months ago chartered the steamship Hermann from her owners, and that verse! left for San Juan del Sur on the 2Ath of August last, and will probably arrive at that port fo as to commence her trips to San Francisco by the mid die of November. The steamship Washington was par chased to run in connection with the Hermann, between New York and San Juan det Norte, and she is now fitted up for that purpose. She will be sety to leave here the 6th of November, as to have = her esengers and freight ‘at San Juan del Norte in time for the sailing of the Her. ‘mano from the other side. On her way to that port she A after discharging her her route direct for her altimate destination. According to the terms of the agreement with the Nica Faguan government, the company are to build a railroad from Virgin Ray, on Lake Nicaragua, t San Juwo del Sur distance of about twelve miles. Up to tis point the Aravel will be by steamboat on the river and lake. At erotiroad is to be t present the twelve miles over wh hee = or macadamized road to th on the . Where the pasengers are to be receive Hermann board the from the company's wharf anid con veyed Wirt to Sam Franctsco, Common Pleas. Before Hon. Jndge Brady. ALLEGED ABDEOTION OF A GHH! I the matter of th petition of Robert D. Dhoger —This ‘was a motws fara writ of habeas corpus for Kathleen Dwyer, daughter o; tho potitioner, who, it is al a,b ‘been abducted by Thomas A. Keily and Holen 4 her sister. The return to the writ showed that this is a fami- y ir, and that Miss Dwyer is not restrained of her lib. erly, Ul Was at LUetKY W BO WaereTUE BU desud, Ade NEW YORK HERALD, Police Intettigence, ALLEGED ARSON IN JON STREET—AKRYST OF THY PROPRIETOR OF THE YORE ON SUNPIUION. Captain Weed, of the Second precinct, arreated Simon Galinger yesterday afternoon, on a warrant issued by Jus tice Welsh, wherein Mr. Galiuger stands charged with wil- fully and feloniously setting fire to and burning certain articles of merchandise, with an intent to defraud the lenox Fire Insurance Company. It seems, by the aflida- vit now before the Justice, that on the evening of the 15th of October inst., shortly before six o'clock, Mr. Galinger left bis store, No. 40 John street, in company with hia errand boy; the key was in the door, ready for locking up, when Mr. Galinger said to the boy ‘hold on’? or “wait a minnte,” and then returned into the store; the boy im- mediately loft, and did not see Mr. Galinger again on that night; as the ‘voy passed the corner of Fulton and Pearl streets the clock in the jewelry store under the United States Hotel indicated five minutes to six o'clock. Other witnesses testify to the discovery of the fire at about six o'clock, and that it was found burning in a box containing waste ‘paper under one of the counters; the fire bad burned and charred the inside of the box, the under part of the counter, and burned and destroyed, in part, ee boxes of ribbons which stood upon the counter at 6 time. Fire Marshal See oe was at tho premises shortly after the fire was ext! nd sent & messenger to Mr, Galinger to inform im aye the fire, and desire him to come to the store immediately, The messenger and Mr. Galinger returned to the store, when the Marshal asked Mr. Gallngor to stato what he did. prior to leaving the pre- Freche evening. He then stated that just as he was he returned into the store to get a bottle of wine tench he had bought and put into the small dea buck of the store on that day, to take home to his sick wife; that on his return for begs he went behind the large ‘desk, took a match from the desk drawer returned back in front of the desk to abo where the burning appeared, his segar, returned with the match 1 desk, took out the bottic of = and threw the mateh at about the Spot where he lit it, and then came out of the store; that after leaving the store and gotting as far as Hudson street he recollec- ted that he had forgotten the bottle of wine, but then thought he would none return for it. It further appears that the Fire Marshal found the bot tle of wine on the counter, rolled up in a newspaper. It was on the counter betweeb the street door and the coun- ter where the fire occurred. The business firm ts 8. Galinger & Son, dealers in rib- bons and millinery goods, ‘There was an’ insurance of $20,000 on the stock, divided as follows, viz:—Mechanics and Traders’, ox 000; United ed States ‘s2X 000; Washington, $1,000; Lenox, Hina of New York, $2,500; Enipre City ste, ‘and People's, $5,000. Mr. Galiiger, on the day after the fire, sent to the Lenox Insurance Com- pany a written notice, setting forth their estimate of loss by the fire to be about $2,000. The ¢ and loss was pimporereg appraisod by @ committee of the Insurance Companyies and Mr. Mr. Galinger & Son. It amounted to $400, and that sum Mr. Galinger totake. The testimony further shows that both Mr. “Galing er and his son were detected, on the day following the fire and before the in- Se annees pan examined bap ede bes Property, in placing undamaged goods among the damaged goods which lay on the counter. The above are the main facts in the case. Mr. Galinger was required by Justice Welsh to procure bail in the sum of $3,000. Mr. [sidore Bern hard, of No. 59 St. Mark’s place, gave the required bond, and Mr. Galinger was liberated from custody. Cuarce or Passinc Covxrerrert Mongy.—Bonjamin Jones was brought before Justice Quackenbush, at the Se- cond District Police Court, on a charge of passing counterfeit money, under the following circumstances:—About two months ago the prisoner entered the livery stable of Michael McLaughlin, No. 70 East Twenty-fourth street, and pees the pregah se ks, a drink. The offer was ace an ir ed toa liquor store in the immediate neighborhood. There Jones tendered the bar- keeper we ae porperted to be a $10 bill on the Rockland Rockland county, N. Y., in payment for the drinks. “Tue barkeeper being short of change, Jones asked his friend, Mclaughlin, to give him small bills for the “ten.”? McLaughlin accom! Jones, and put the bill away in his pocketbook. Some three or four days after- wards, on going to an exchange office in the lower part of the city, McLaughlin found, to his utter surprise, that the bill given to him by Jones was worthless, and on mecting the latter the next day he informed him of the fact. Jones promised to redeem the bill, but failing to perform the contract Mclaughiin had him arrested. When taken into custody the prisoner tried to secrete a number of counterfeit “iives” on the Granite Bank, of Boston, which he had in his possession, but in this he was unsuc: cessful. The magistrate committed the prisoner for exam- ination. The counterfeit ou the Rockland Bank is an alteration from the plate of a worthless institution called the Wanbeak Bank, of De Soto, Nebraska. The Granite Bank bills were found to be alterations from the same plate. In order that our readers may detect the counter- feit we append the following description :—The bill is a fine specimen of engraving. In one corner is 4 likeness of Henry Clay and in another that of Washington. Tho vig- nette in the centre of the bill represents a scene on the ‘Western waters, ornamented with a double decked steam- boat of the regular Mississippi stamp. Heavy Hav py Pickrocken.—During the meeting in the Park on Thursday evening 4 number of persons were rob. bed of their purses and watches. Among the number of the “out and injured” was Mr. Edward Crofert, of Con- necticut, who t a pocketbook contaiming $470. No arrests were made by the police. Clty Intelligence. Rexcoytee tv Beoapway—A Dvet on tun Tarut.—A pi quant rencontre took place on Thursday afternoon be: tween two foreign gentlemen—a Frenchman and a Spaniard. It appears that they met each other on Broad way, a little below Fulton street, and that the French man’ demanded of the Spaniard’ a reason for speaking calumniously of a third party—an acquaintance of both. ‘The Spanish gentleman hesitated before he spoke, and in the meantime the Frenchman flipped the tip of his nose barply with his fingers. This insult the Rpaniard re- turned @ la pugilist and the result of the affair is that a duel is now on the tapis. Tur Comriamrs AGatnet Tie Sixry-xnerit Reomeyt.—We have been informed by Colonel Ryan, commanding the Sixty ninth regiment, now at Staten Island, that the state- ments which bave been made about the soldiers interfer. ing with the residents, is entirely incorrect None but those who are found on the prohibited ground or the rounds of the sentry at improper hours have been so in terfered with, and the Colonel assures us that the soldiers received positive orders to treat every one who does not attempt to go on the prescribed limits with courtesy and civility. It is about time, however, that Governor King’s Quarantine farce was over. Is tux Crry Hatt To Go to Rerws?—Still the City Hall remains nearly as it was when the fire demolished the cupola, In wet weather every one complains of its con- dition who has ———- = inside of it, exeept the ma. jority of the Common 5 yet there it is, just as it was seven or eight weeks -, ‘a charactertstic emblem of municipal apathy and negligence. Cannot snanething be done to save the building from falling into ruins? Does no one interest themselves in the condition of the ynblic Property? Fatt ov 4 Cooever ov Brown Avevce.—The baaner of the republican Stat» ticket, suspended across Eiclth nue, near Twentieth street, came down yesterday » h itu chimney to which it was « je of the street, but, fortunately, no hurt by the accident. Fine is Deaxe Srexet.—Shortly after seven o'clock last hight a fire was discovered in the tobacco manufactory of Handien & Rarber, No. 207 Duane street. The firemen were quickly at the premises and extinguished the ite ‘The joss on stock by fire and water will be about $1,500 OF $2,000. Insured for $6,000 in the Leno Hina, Me chanics’ & Traders’ and another city company. The building is owned by Mr. Johns ; it is damaged about $100 and is insored. Coroners’ Inquests Yesterday. Meiasorny Sciciom ay Stevemein.—W. R. Cole, a doarder at the Pacific Hotel, in Greenwich street. commit ted enicide yesterday afternoon under somewhat melan choly circumstances. The deceased, it appears, was on his way to California, when he unfortunately fell into the clutehes of some emigrant runners and was defranded ont of bis paseage money. The lows of this money, and the disappo.ntment it occasioned, together with an attack of sickness, brought on a melancholy state of mind, and in a moment of one he determined on self-destruction. ‘cordingly, he purchased a quantity of strychnine, lau danum and ine, and on retiring to his room he par took of the same, and soon afterwards died in gre Coroner Hills held an inquest apon the body, when it ap red that deceased was formerly a sctool teacher in Kentucky, but was a native of this State, aged 25 years Verdict, “Death by suicide, Coroner Hills also held an inquest yesterday upon the body of Mary Anne Stackpole, the child whom the police reported as having been killed by its father while the latter was attempting to strike his wife, Upon investign ting the matter, it was evident that the charge against Mr. Stackpole was unfounded. The mother of the deceased testified that on Tuesday night she retired to bed with hor infant child ; that in an hour or two afterwards her hus. band came in and wanted her to get out of bed; that after some polling and hauling on the part of ber husband, she got up and then it was that she diseovered that her child was dea’. In conclusion the witness stated that she mut have acewentally laid upon the child during the ave night and thereby suffocated it. Verdict—* Accidental death.” Upon the rendition of the verdict the prisoner was discharged. The Coroner was also notified to hold an inquest at No. 86 Fronkiin street, upon the body of a child four youre old, named George Chevreul, who died from the ellects of injuries received by the aceklontal explosion of acamplienc lamp Supreme Court—Cireait. Before Hon. Judge Clorke. OPERATIC SQUARE Oct. B—wengh Fells we. Pilicite Vestrali and Menry Vestoali’Mhis eas. has been up before in different phases It is an aetion for services rendered by plaintiit in the capacity of operatic ay 5 for the period of eleven months, from August, 1867, defendants deny that the plan ‘uff was employed by them, or tha’ be had any authority to net for t The plaintiff toatitied that he was employed by the we fondants to act as their general acomt, to engage stist: and to transact all business pertal ng to their opera; that he had employed several artists for them and negotiated with otac,. that be had conducted their correspondence and procured |. orable notices of the Vestvak troupe, at the request of the ondanis, Tooumentary evidence of the acknowledged agency was Inced. The defendants contended that the services of the plain tif wore een of through elings of friemlshipy aud not ja the capacity of an Verdict for Tisai, $000, City Polities, BIGUTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRIUT KBPUBLICAN CON- VENTION. Paysvant to adjournment the Eighth Congressional District Republican Convention met last night at Monn ment Hom", Sixty-first street and Third avenue—T. J. Marshall Chah man, and S.A. Hills Secretary. Mr. Min. hear, chairman #f the Conference Committee, taid their report before the Gonvention, stating the republican and Know Nothing conference Committees had agreed on Mr. Fairman as their nominee on the previous night, with the exception of one dissentient. A very exciting and bois- terous debate followed as to whether the report would be accepted. ‘The room in which the Convention met was thrown into a kind of an arona similar to that got up for eladiatorial display, and at one time tho complexion of the mecting seemed to be about to transmute itself from a wordy intoa ‘‘fiaty’? warfare. The namo of Mr. Horace F. Clark was drawn up by several members, some of whom lauded, while others let fly their vituporation with @ von: Keance, A desire was expressed by some to give Mr. Clark ‘the nomination, and this was the signal for a scene of general confusion. Several members, both hostile and friendly to Mr. Clark, sprung on the floor, and it is very probable that had the Benicia Boy or Morrissoy enjoyed the privilege of being prosent, they would fom g gained a lesson in the art of assuming postiires offensive aud defensive. Horace Greeley and Booby Brooks, too, came in for their share of vituperation, Inthe nidat of immodorate ranting and wild confusion the announcement was made that a delo gation from the Nineteenth ward was outside, and re Semed Permission to make an important communication to the Convention. Some were for granting the request, but the majority aaipeariy. opposed it, on the oe that outsiders had no business there, and admission was consequently denied them. After some allegorical, apo- cryphal and whimsical ranting, Mr. Hoaa, of the ' Nine. teenth ward, moved the foliowing resolutions, which were laid on the table:— PR ot} That the dignified and independent course pur- Hon Meuse r ‘ast seasion of Con as upon the principles of Liberty and jus- Resstrcanr ualited appro Resolved, That convention deem a if eta to make any ‘and now adjourn ein A formal ballot was then entered into ie the selection of a candidate. On the first ballot there was no choice, and the name of Mr. Van Buren having been withdrawn, that gentleman's friends wont iv for Mr. Fairman, any the second ballot stood as follow: rey Horace F. Clark Fairman was accordingly declared the ‘nomineo, which, on motion, was made unanimous. On motion, it was— Resolved, That the Convention meet the Know Nothings on this (Saturday) night, and present Mr. Fairman for their acceptance. Kings County Politics. NOMINATION orn A STRAIGHT AMERICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS. The American Congressional Convention of the Second district met atthe Shakspere Hotel last evening. James R. Benton, of the Eleventh ward, occupied the chair and twenty-two delegates answered to their names. Dr. Guy, of the Third ward, stated that he had called on Mr. Humphrey, the republican candidate, who an nounced himself in favor of the American State policy in regard to a registry law and postponement of franchise before election. ‘on national matters bis mind was not made ap, but his sentiments were republican. Mr. Jotnson said that Mr. Humphrey might be a very good man, but was not a good enough ‘American for him. He favored the nomination of a straight.out candidate, Messsrs. Wituamson, WARNER, DovGiass, Maguay, and others, spoke in favor of a straight nomination, on the ground of giving strength to the State ticket. Many Amo. ricans would not vote the ticket if they found the name of a republican candidate for Congress appended thereto. A formal ballot was taken, and Mr t Kdward T. Back house received fourteen votes, and Mr. James R. Burton eight votes, On the first formal baliot Mr. Backhouse re- ceived allthe votes, and was declared unanimously nomi nated. A committee consisting of Messrs. Guy, bape! f and Her der was appointed to apprise Mr. Backhouse of his nomi- nation, and the Convention adjourned. THE SPLIT OF THE DEMOCRACY. A meeting of prominent politicians of both wings of the democratic party was held in the City Court room last night, with closed doors, The object was to ascertain what arrangements could be made to unite the two fac. tions on one set of candidates. Neither of the candidates for Congress, it is understood, wili decline. Commitwes were appointed, however, to see what could be done with the county ticket as well as with the Congressional nomi- nees. ‘The Turf. Srauuon Matow.—A match between the Vermont stal- lion Ethan Allen and the New Jersey stallion George M. Patchen, mile beats, to wagons, play or pay, for $1,000, will take place on Thursday next over the Union Course, LL Dean ov tam Rasttaw Trorriva Horse Neo FoRRRst.— The celebrated trotting horse Ned Forrest, who at one time was the acknowledged champion of the turf, died on Thursday night of last week, at the stables of James Ha mill, Eaq., at the advanced age of thirty.four yoars. This extraordi horse, a son of Grand Bashaw , was once the property of Gen. George Cadwallader of Philadelphia, and, it is said, whilst in his possession, trotted repeatedly a half mile in 1,08 and 1:09; and thal on a private trial he rformed his mile in harness in 2:26. Up to the time of is death his faculties remained unimpaired, and notwith standing his long carcer of active life he escaped the many ills that horse flesh is peculiarly heir to, and continued sound, without fault or blemish,’ to the time of his off,” which is a striking peculiarity of horses of that ‘celebrated breed, as ringbone, spavin, &c., are com- tively unknown among them. ' A few years ago Gen. wallader bestowed him as a gitto Mr. Hamill, by whom he was tenderly cared for and cherished for his former good deeds. His remains were interred in the grounds of the Poiut Breese Park Association, near Philwlelplaa, fittwg place for the repose of the gallant Bashaw. Personal Intelligence. apertenne resmpeees 26 ie (gaeing ofien ot landing. ea! LL 8 Place ~e la Bourse, Ny Teanemee! JE la. the wifeand child, Mennier and two children, PM apa: Casares, © Hevtnson (inte of sehr CM Laverty, wrecked at T 1), From Arecibo, PR, iu the sche Wm ls Richartsou—Mrs RA Bayley Foo ror tm Yertow Fever. The New Or- leans Dicaywne of the 16th inst, saye:—To day we have to report, much to our regret, the arrival of three hundred and fifty persone, of whom three hundred and five are oa the Bremen; thirty four on the Johannerberg, from Havre; five onthe Lizaie Borgs, from Bordcaux: and sixteen on the ship St. Louis, from New York. The Memphis papers of the 13th instant notice the arrival there the night beforesof the steam. boat Eclipse, with over six hundred passengers on board, the tnajority’ of whom were boand for New Orleans, “1 Wonder!"=—When a man ts successful business people wonder at the means by which that success in achiaved, but no one of KNOX, the and Fulton street the tune tasteful and New York, ‘and everybody Knows it. setae oe Fulton and Nassau strootn, be, hae? ‘one int ibe cay vo chose frum, ued the Dest oust for Boy's al Youth's Cloth At No. IJoha atret corer of Nanay sorge %, CORNEL Bation’s French Yoke Shirts, Warranted fit, ot oll prices, at BALLOU BROTHERS, 409 Broadway. English Tubular Ties, New Designs—A Se at MOODY'S shirt emporiam, 22 oad way Under Gorme: the Million, Men, Wo- men and children, at McLAUGHLIN'S shirt depot, corner of Greenwich and Murray streets, Underwore, - Hostery, Gloves, &e., &e., Jess than usual prices, at BALLOU BROTHERS, (0) Broad way. need Flannels, Woollen Travelling Shirts, extra and Picadilly, London, collars. Good shirts from Bio geech. at LELGHTON'S fire premium shirt store, S12 Broadway, opposite the St Nicholas Hotel. N. B.—shirts made to order Parts Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Cork, Dou- ble and re. soles, just received by EUGENE FERRIS, boot maker, 62 Nassau street. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, new style, Price $90. Oflice 343 Broadway Herron’s Superior Sewh Machine, with valuable improvements, only $25. 447 way Defiance Salamonder Safes—With Patent eter ye slat fire and burglar cs. 3 Peat Meee ee OBERT M. PATRICK. wd o Depot Good Tea G1 the Chest, and 10 Ibs. Good toffee for $1. UHRISTIANSON'S tea warehouse, No. 1 Chambers street. ‘Trees and Plants. PARSONS & CO. are now delivering trees and piants from ars nt HING, NRAR NEW YORK, ention of buyers to their large assortment of at ree SORWAMENTAL, 7 TREES AND PLANTS 4 enun nes furnisiel gratis He iestion, and ‘wrhyut charge on the omet it jew York. Miraenions Vermin Destroyer. Uy warehonses, fe. Saree cleaned ro (os the TRR'g miraculons remedies ‘sale at the pro of ramn siecet TSE YEW YORK WEEKLY MERILy, The Great Prite Fight—Aftatrs in Washing- ton—The Paraguay Expedition—News from South America, Venezuela, Mexico, Caba, West Indies, &.—Supposed Murder in Broadway—The Latest Intelligence—Mar- kets, &e., de. ‘The Weexcy Hxnaun wil! be purtinbed at ton o'clock this morning. Among its couteuts will be found the following — ‘The Great Prize Fight—The Combat & Morrissey and Hee nan for the “Championship” of Ameriea—Appearance of the Champions Before and After the Fight —Morriasey Victorious — Achievmenis of Modern Chivalry—Sketehes of the Combat anta—The Way they were Trained—Triumph of Brutality, &. Affairs in Washington—The Nicaragua Question —General Jerez Dismissed by the Administration—Despatohes from Mexico, &c., de. ‘The Paraguay Expedition—Sailing of the Frignte Sabine and Commissioner Bowlin—List of Officers Attached to the Expe- dition, Ac. Our Naval Visitera— Visit of the Britiah Steam Frigate Valor- ous—Sir William Gore Ouseley—Iuternational Courtesies, Ac. News from Kurope—The Atiantc Cable—State of the Mar keta, de. Important from Cuba—The New Spanish Trouble with Mexico—The Tacon Theatre Provounced Unsafe, ae. News from Mexico—Reported Defeat and Suicide of Mira mon, &c. News from South America—Diplomatic Reiations between Buenos Ayres and Paraguay—Reception of the British Pieni potentiary by President Lopez—Deficiency in the Buenos Ayres Revenuo—The New Budget—Political Troub!es tm Moa. tevideo, do. News from Venezuela—Complete Settlement of the faterna. tional Difiiculties—The Republic in Perfect Peace—Return of Gea. Castro to Valeceia—Acts of the Nutionnl Convention— Arrival ofthe Hon. K. A. Turpin, ke. News from the West Indies—The Sugar Trade in Jansaioa— ‘The Town Enriched by American Traveilera—French Defence of the Negro Trade, &c. Horrible Mystery—Supposed Murder in a Gambling Sa Joon—Descent upon the Premises by the Police—Search of the House, and What Was Found—An Extraordinary Statement. Fiditorials on Leading Topica of the Day. ‘The Latest Nows by Telegraph. Finanelal, Commercial, Religio Maritime Lutelligencs. Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market. Marriages and Deaths, together with a large variety of in ting Local and Miscellaneous Items, Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, oan be had at Politioal, Sporting the counter, Price six cents, The mails for Liverpool, by the steamship City of Balti more, will olose at the Post Offloe at half past ten o'clock this morning. The Wxexty Hexaup will be ready iu time for mailing. Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New Yor« Henatp will be received at the following places in Europe :— Lonpon.....Samson Low. Seu d Co,, 47 Ludgate hill Lansing, Stare & Co..74 King Willian street Paris....... Lansing, baldwin & Go, 5 a ficeda ie Bret Lavmaroo.. Lansing, Starr & Co., 0 Chapel street, R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, Kast, ave -Lansing, Baldwin & Co., 21 Kue Corneille. Examine the Fall and Winter Style of Hats at ESP) NSCHEID'S—Price $3 50. They are admitted to be iowny offered in Broadway for $4. Give him a call 1b Nassau street. rw Fall Style Gentlemen's Dress Hat, be reduced $2, 143 Fultom aad 242 Greenwich, cor. ussak’s Fall Style of Silk Hats for beauty and elegance; also a splendid children’s fancy hata and caps. 26 ey od street and 281 Kighth avenue, BB oy dy Saunaer. Metalic Tablet Razor Strop. ennine not never been equalled for pro Tal te ee penest ounven edge to a razor. ale by 3. BAUNDERS, No. 7 Ayer House. Who have Gray Hatr color are aw consult Doctor RaNDORAN, ‘eoumuliad mi bee afi rch street, corner of Barclay. His new fluid : natural color de. od, and tasy be coualdered s rei Sprodigy of chases Bartholfs Family ry Photographs, Life Size and “Cabinet Size, tremn Gagmertentypen of Gooeeeed . Brooklyn. Cc trell Leads in Fashion for Fall alters, shoes and slippers. Families can supply themsels home ge journey Uf cal Hentiomen'a bonts, all quia very. bairid 813 Broadway, above Eleventh st, Shirts All sizes, at Emporium, 262 Broadway Moody's Perfect Fitting Ready mate, in custom style, MOOD)'S English Scarfs and Pins, Tubular Ties, &., Your Hairt—If so, Use Wilson's eamerent hair - maple or brown withont Appliee lke e4 uo stain ou the flesh or Oniy 24a bow= be sithe drug store 306 Grand street, corner of Allen. Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— sold aud applied, The best In the world, murpassing all. mauufactory, 23 Broadway. "a Hair tne eritewboleate sad'Teil, aod be aye pe. ‘applied, at No. 6 Asior House. Barry's Tricopherous t* the Best and pa he tr ca wi ‘lrchugh’s are the Cheapest, Hghtest, most durable and natural, 12 Fulton street, third door west of Broadway, up stairs wthe the best in vately Hernia Cured by Marsh's Ratios Cure truss. “Reference Wo all the principal aura 4 physicians Of thie chy. Call and examine. "No. 2 Veuey eirbet Astor Holloway’s Revive the Appe- tite, promote digestion, sustain the vital pow lieve all paitt And uneasiness in the stomach and bowris, and strengthen the coustiuution aa well as expel diecase. Soll! at 6) Maiden Turkish Hatr Tonte, 2 2 Cents a a Bottle, to be bad only at CAMPBELLS, corner of Fighth avenue and Twenty eighth street. Brandreth’s Pills—Only Uptown Office at Mr ba 4 drag establishment, coraer of Bighth ave poe and eighth street. Hill Hatr Dye, 50 Cents a Box, Black or brown, No. 1 Barclay. street, lible coguent Campbell, Chemist and Apothee of Righth avenue and Twenty eighth street and personal attendance Disbrow's Academy, Fifth avenue, corner Thirty-ninth strer Rvening class for instruction for gentlemen on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenin, Inimitable bair cutting. Reception evenings for Indies and gentlemen on Tueslay Thursday and Saturday evenings. For pleasure rid band of Fmusle in attendance) — Daily for ladies, Mw SP. Daily for gentlemen, rem Bio A M. and 3to6 P.M. Sause, Silver Plater—Old Ware Replated or gilt equal to new, at 134 Fulton atreet, Married. Bray—Mewnensox. —On Thursday, Oct. 21, at the resi dence of the bridegroom, No. 1 way, by tho Rev Mr. Pennel, Rictarp Bray to Mrs. Scan Mewumrsoy, both of this city. THEWs—SMALtAone —On Wednesday evening Ort 20, at the residence of the Rev. R. G. Dickson, Mr. Jouw Ma ‘THEws to Miss Eumcr Suarivons, both of this city McLron—Witson,—On Thu y, Oct. 21, by the Rev Jobn Thomson, Mr. Noawax McLxop, of this eity, to Jraern Wrisos, daughter of the late Alex. Wilson, Eaq., merchant, of Busby, pear Glasgow, Scotland Romysox—Lewie.—On Thursday, Oct. at the Choreh of the Measiah Rev. Dr. Osgood, Fanny Rowtweun to Mise Inara H i tore, all of this eity Roox—Pwex.—On Thoreday, Oct. 7, at the residence of the bride's father Pitt township, 'Pa Metlendry Reiley, Mr. Auzxawnme {¥. ROox, printer Mies Hannum L., eldest daughter of Charies Beck Neg Toorxe—Lovxeneny.—In ookiyn, on Thursday, Oct 21, at the Church of the Saviour, by the Rev. Dr. Farley, Mr. Jasons B. Tooxen to M. Lovin, daughter of the late Samuel Lounsbury, all of Brooklyn Akron, Ohio, papers picase copy Waaxen—Gerakb.—At the First Presbyterian church, Clifton, Staten Island, on Tuesday, Oct. 19, by the Rev. &. D. Burchard, D. D., Arwoun I. Waewrr, Esq., of this city, to Crema A.! eldest danghter of George W. Gerard, of the former place. , by the Rev. J. we Bers. —On Thursday , Oct Betts, in the 38 year of hor The friends and relatives of the family, aleo the mem bors of Acacia lodge, No. #27, F. and A. M., are respect fully invited to attend the fun from her | dence, No, 286 West Forty third street, on Sunday after noon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Her remains will be taken toGreenwood Cemetery for nierraent Borne.—On Tharsday, Oct. 21, afer a short iiines Rusa, wife of Wiliam Burke, a native of Virgenia, county Cavan, Ireland j latives and friends o invited to attend the funeral, ( ‘21, Euxavor E., wife of Lot sunday after net of Twelfth street and Third avenv | noon, at half pact one o'clock preeisrly | Cacey.—In Mobile, on Tuesday, Oct 12, of yellow fe } Epwarh Cassy, aged 32 years, a native of Mathkeale | county Limerick, Ireland, ceoply regretted by bis re tives and intends Limerick papers please copy CRAMAN.. in Tnersay ont a of the pari¢h of Ki iiibeary, cou years and 7 mouths. ‘The funeral will take place fron bis late residence, No, 280 West Thirty-ninth street, thes (Saturday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock HONE AN.—On Friday morning, Oot 22, of Consumption, Dasunt, Dev a native » aged 96 Jon CRAMAN, Trelan and the menivort of tlie & w ted to attend the fun ¥ Afternoon, st tall past two o'clock, from readenen, No, JO Mott treet, faite to ON vary Cometery jor ifters | the one o'clock P. M. boat from New York i¢ . JRARKE STRIP FOR wHooETNG Cova! Ha rsa 8 : argu is the bent ara si oy areas femee a SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1858. No 44 Clinton pac®, om Weds Grecmapr, in the B7Eb y ear of bis ag Nounmedy At Wentield, Staten Lnland, on Friday mora ing, Ort. 22, afler a lingering illness, Mr. Aww, wily of ALi JovkNKAY, Senr., i the 68tb year of her age. The funeral will. take’ place from ‘St. Andrew's church, om Monday afternoon, at half past two o'clock. ‘and friends of the family are respectfully in to altend without further notice, Carriages: will be in attendance at Vanderbilt’s Landing om the arrival of Kexaxpy.—On Thursday, Oct. 21, of consumption, Gxonce Kexxeny, formerly of the parish of Feras, county | Wexford, Ireland, in the 47th year of his age. Tha friends are respeottully invited to atend the fune- Saturday) afternoon, at half past two o clock, nis Inte residence, corner of Van Brunt and Wiliam streets, Brooklyn. a , Wexford papers please copy | Leonakp,—On Friday. Oct. 22 iy 22, Avumet, infant son of | Francis and Emma Leonard, aged 3 months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited toattond the funeral, this (2nturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, Ne. TT Lewis street Albany papers please copy. MeCasy.—On Friday, Oct after @ short but severe | iliness, Jon McCann,’ son of the late John MoCann, aged | ywars and 5 mouths. i he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday, at twelve o'clock M., from the residence of his grandfather, No. 68 Greenwich avenue, MoNamvx. —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Oct. 21, Mrs. Ca- THKRINE MCNAMER, aged 60 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respectful jnvited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late reaideuce, No. 363 Cumber land street, Brookly un Srinwey.—In Faire sid, Comm., On ) Pridew. morning, Oot 22, Sanau Fuances, wife of Joseph 8. Spinney, and dangh ter of the late Capt. Joha G. Bunker, aged 23' years and + months. The relatives and friends beg family are invited to at tend the funeral, from her late residence, Fairfield, on Monday afvernoon, at two o'clock. New York and New Haven cars leave Twenty seventh street at 7 A. M.; re turning, leave Fairfiol! at 6:20 P.M. ‘Tuory.—In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Oct. 22, after a short iliness, Axruun B., fourth son of Thomas 3. and Caroline Thorp. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his ue, ear Green avenue, } ou Sunday afternoon, at two o’¢ Warkr.—On Thuraday, Oot- ‘i, bert Walker, nged 82 years. ‘Tho friond® and relatives of the family are respectfully to attend the funcral, from hor late reside orry street, on Sunday afternoon, at ove o’ely Rosanna, wife of Ro- NEW STYLE—PRICK $00 —GROV FR @ BAKER celebrated tamMy ae wi 95, Broadway, um questioualy the best in the market for use, are ‘now Sacred nk n rate that places the ‘mi of all, At wole JONES’, 10 ANN STREET—$ 50 FOR DOUBLE soled water proof sewed boots; also, $3 50 for doubia peg bools—warranted to give satiafaction, )S—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, 40. lentidly engraved, can only be ner of Duane stre sitshied 140). TEN YEARS PURLIC TEST. HYATU'S LIFE BALSAM been before the public for a period of more than during which Gime it has © mdreds and thor. of persons atiticted with rh tism, scrofula, tubular and glandular; salt rheum, ulce eryaipelas and other divenses which flowed from impurity ‘of the blood and a gene- ral derangement of the system, ¢ Lite Balsam bas not alone been able to do thia in a by- cone day, but upon trial will be found atthe presont day and tine 4 sure speettic for the above complaints, ax well as viles, liver complat noral debility, &. enough to prove the truth of the abor therefore we will lnstance a few casea— Mr. Thos. Murphy, 464 Washing‘en street, of rheumatisin, cured by 1ife Ralsatn after being crippled and contined to hig bed. Mr. John Nebs, of ulcerated limbs, cured by Lite Halsam sfler leaving hospital aa incurable; lives corne: nee, and Kast streets. It cured Miss Ce 168 Third aven oan of asth: ma of the most painful and dangerous kind. Tt cured Wil liam Honsel, 12 Willett street, of scrofula or king's evil of the worst fo Calland see the above persons, and by that means, rou. will satisfy yourself. For sale at the principal depot, 246 Grand street, at cents per bottle; on $A. had Broadway, Has nov BEA TIPUL HEAD OF HATR. "et oad HAIR ovlorer —s at prepara idediy In the world; rane ie ts w both in the wi cents a bottle, wines HEAT COLD A Dyesthe hair to a beautiful bl CR ie without dia coloring the skin; nlso restores gray ial its original color. Wilson's hair colorer can be appli ike water, leavingno stain on the: | — a any shade from s feat brown to jet black: y tO WILSON'S HAIR RESTORER Will cure baldness, “prevent the ‘baie from fail strengthen weak ‘rease the growth of P-;- 4] prevent the batr Tarai gray, and siven beautiful gloasy ap . Depot and manutactory, 306 Grand aueet, corner en, New York. Soles agencies—Philade! adele. a, Callender & ‘bird and Walnut street $ Baltimore: ad ‘dno olber ores, bul he } ibere F Amcrmare $5 SRWING MACHINES—A PRACTI- cal family sewing machine for $5, Exclusive rights for a pir fo gale. Nov ‘ompany oftice, BARTLET? & CO., Redurers, 421 Broadw corner Catal sce, rnow A CARD D. DEVLIN & CO, 0 Abs, We beg leave to call special attention to the style and variety of rats C0 using our winter stock of ready made cloth ing now exposed and on sale, first oor. Tt will be f we have selected our fabrice with great taste, tured them with ail the style of ou: best ordere even our very lowest pi eharueter which distinguish thea al once tro fer! Being, ely Nevdle Manu “a Unt gives to every gurme reolyped In directing. attention 1 tnt Cilioring department, seoond floor, it ix with gre: sure we announce tnt the inrge increase of business in this department has compelled 1s increase both the room and assistants very much. The greut popularity of the var nuers in this department is very generally known, for each one is perfect master in his line, w! rot coats, of pants or of vests, and we will have none other, cost what it may. The varity of cassimeres, cloths, vestings, overeostings, be, 4c. in this departnent was never so large nor so selec We beg also i] attention te our * . hot onr bestness, de: r i. reat aim in every department of the business isto thing it ean be produced fur fine, and to keep up oars tects of style aud finish ta every garment we manufacture D. DEVE iN. aco! 358, 258 wad 260 Rroatway arren strvet engraved othr coraer at | Maiden sane and Broadway. A CARD.—PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES from the ear.—DR. HARTLEY, hay been te porarily releared from bis duties in Philadelphia, in conse. quence of the by fire of the institutionot which he was Uw bend, begs to annorne to those of lis patients with whom be bas been in communiestion, net he has, in compli to estab will receive cals during 4 Bo connection whatever ork, nd ugh morning at 38 64. Mark's place i. may bere emate that . be respon jog from rashnena some persons, but the de priv tant of the senses, onght to be than ordinary solwitn Deafness, cise in the hy from the ear, speedily eansing the least palo or in guaranteed where impor more t with ded and tr able liecharges ver withe ia all casi and all disagr d ‘permanently eeu A cure prescribed: lowing testimonials are submitiod with e ‘They will show a least In whal celimation luis. professional qnalifications are held by some of the mos: listiaguished medi cal men of the country — T have had the pleaaure to meet Dr. Harley in practice, and have been led to form a favorable opinion of his character, both in profeamion and asa gentleman. W. HL. Parken, M.D.. Professor From my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, 1 has portment to be correet aud gentlemanly Vaurstive Mort, M.D. Miss Sarah Swain, of th ance and the first respect became partially deat hie to understand conversation the past sit’ months, however, abe has een siniost entirely wgery, found his de dea After an hour's operation, Dr. Hartley removed the canse of | the deafness, and Miss Swain's bearing is now fully reatured janincmet iin ‘Tol, 13a ble for reas tin ring one nt my actiaes, of peived for three long years, n twenty minutes and id in my life that blessing Rerrcea D. How ann, dang J Howard, | Y WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE THE Most DE bilitated system can be restored to health and strength, even after years of excess or tise it will utterly annihi iI nervous affections, epilepsy, neuralgia, deliriam tre. extreme debility, mental or physical &e. We will refund the money in any case where it is not beneficial. $1 per bottle, JOHN PYNE &0O., RT BROTHERS, JEWELLERS, 389 CANAL t, hereby give notice that having ngaged compe en, they wil rlicular attention ty repairing * Proprietor Nassau street, WH «! tent w fine w \DARK'S SYRUP IN ALL CASES OF SEXTIAL Incapacity and disease of the spine aad kiineys is magical Try it sale by C. H. RING. | CUARK'S SYRUP CHANGES THE WHOLE CONDI ‘ion of the blood, and Killa the polson which feed the fires sf disense, eu if Al ¥ min oral od that is what the CURR SYRUP 18 ALT. ROOTS, ue AND sO MINS ral; $800 will be given for any grain found in it WARK'S SYRUP HAS NONE OF DEATH'S BRAT fries d—mtneral. m n'a, SYRUP CURES ANY WEAKNESS be yy fe children, magically BARNES & PAIK, New Wok, whoteaanta, who S'S SYRUP—FOR WeakLY ERMALES ¢ sO by. ee ¢:, womb or scrofulua complaints, at O. HL. WARK J Heuinies ¢ Cua iS sYRUP 13 Bagpas ON PERSONS With & ood divease of suy kind oF ware. (Ares svReP.- rns GREAT BLOOD PORTPIRR, /_bundrede will speak of ite benefia. a STARR'S OY. PTAs CURED CASES 01 WaATN / dyapeym@ia Apd sour stomach more than all others qymdine! Canes save is SIMPLE, LIKE WINE TO DRINK, “And ‘n quart Rottles, and no mineral, A holeonle aod rv by RaW PY PORT. ose | querer. oota fe =m Br frou under Custom House tock, be oan ou mn ih lbh Malar, GS Beaver sureet, New Yau, ee BAZ BOOTMARRR, 167 WILLIAM STREET. NEAR water proof boots, soaroate sedee bo ‘Neat Pree Seal Teather boots, 8 19 38. "A toe amortment always on USINFSS SACKS, % 50; PROOK: ROO ATR, $6 to $14, fine frock ‘$16 to ed or oe handsom imnonk och nation Sees Tid Wilinas it for business, $18: Great bargains to be met wih at CLABI street. i sieiianiithinialienabiamnmminrtiintdisin iananian CORN BUNTONS AND DEFECTIVE NATLATREATRD oy fate and uccemful metbuat kn ~y For oa ot treating bunions tr oan ‘EWesTRe RL, chiropodisia, S18 Brod: wey, copemte ie Cons. B ‘Nails penetrating the Enlargement of the boot can be worn immed! conrs PATENT PREMIUM HKATERS, HAVING thorot tested are unit laa conceded as cum Dining all the qualitite of thet improved heaters, at the same time 8 saving ioe cent of fuel. Ite adaptabilitg” top pate bor ee aoe considered 8 a H.W. K. CORP, Fateutee, 80 Bowery. Dawa JEWELRY A ard ‘RETAIL 1 TWENTY FIV FIVE ere regis be Heoe ue D RAKING: DAS A,MARTING LONDON BLACKING.—rmTg bn bral a otek att oil pokeodl the Saettinen, "Com be had of al! grocers a roa ot at wheal ot ‘Agonl for Day & Martin. OLD Sain | Wa’ G GOLD LRVRR WATCHES GOLD nike WAT! HRS, INDEPENDENT SECON! TCORKS, TXDIRS GORD. LEVER, TACHI, GOLD ENAMELLE! Twenty Ave por cent mi below reiall arg DU. PEAGOOK, Landon, Represented by DAVID RAtT, 106 Broadway, ap stale omeoaniretniapiesieteemensieteinptnenimneneateiematenmammaay Giipinesedvcraftia mein mwarmale te koe tr na and scrofula m warranted sod cure represonis to Bole ugouoy ae Greenwich street, oer Murray, N. ¥.° (7.000, NEWS—GOOD NEWS—GOOD NEWS.—THE MAG Fells salve crept at frat Hike m snail. Tt now fies ike ibe le, With healing on ils wings, to all parts of the ale by Dr. 8. b. SMITH, 322 Canal street, and by eicggiaas \OURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP POSITIVE. 7 ly cures tan, pimples, freckles, eruption, tettor, flea worms, and all skin detormities, Poudre subtile uproot hate trem low foreheads, per Lips, gr any part of the body 2 nied, gy ene hair dye aind restorative, at the oid alker street, first. store trom. ruadway. Mea tages, Heookiyu; Callender, Piiindeipina; aion, Lad Wash: ington street, F Carleton, Lowell, Ac. {BEAT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING at OAK HALL, The Groat Ready Bude CLOTHING WARDHOUSE, 84 AND 86 FULTON, AND 47 AND 49 GOLD sramme, Est anuisinn 1K T am now ready with the Wintee | (or the latest style) Ever manufactured by any one House. ‘OR RETAIL ONLY. My assortment of OVERCOATS: istimmense, and consiats of every desirable style in market. h Raginns, business coats, jockels and pasta, such as overcoats, Raglans, business coats, jacl ‘c., &c., tn great varlety, These goois Tam ‘bell 1g PRICES THAT NO HOUSE CAN BEAT. Don't buy und! you val OMe all Open Saturday Galil 1 P.M. THEO. R. B. DEGROOT. I ONDON WEEKLY TIMES.—PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BRS, «2 year.—Orders received by WILLMER & ROG! Nassau street, corner of Liberty, New York. Les or omtaep TH TRON SAFE Is the only safe in mark ComniNks BURGEAT PROOF, QUaLrrres WITH PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FIRK. Fxninine te sheet iron nafes whieh, were unexper tod fd at the burning of the Cryatal Palace, the woot work every one of whick le lther wholly or partially (gatroyed, ik will hardly be pretended at this day that any sheet icv male burglar proof. DErOT POR LILLIE'S © AREED TRON: FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFRS, At FAIRBANKS & CO." No. 149 Broadway, New York. MOoRFAEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. KAT STRENGTHENER AND It thin reae Pineres it peta is hee the plasier you put ti er any whore will dick! there whl the a pain tas At ‘The plaster magq- PAIN’ CANNOT Heist wrene TIS PLASTER 2 Beeniea box. oid by ‘all druggista in town and comm- Paras wancinas, THOMAS FAYE. & CO., No. 281 Brondway, New York, Ave now recolying at theie atore, for the fall rade, Ue largest tnd mont complete apeoriment of every style of PAPE HANGINGS axo'h ROORATIONS: Rive Rattable for the city retall cougumption as well as the coustey tendo. Landlords decorating thelr merchants par- chasing for the country trade, are invited io examine their owes and prices previus (0 Parent as FATE & 00., ortera and manufacturers of paper han ‘No. 257 Broadway, directly te iy | te, Rey Tae raseniers. No Humbug. CLARK'S SY ‘The only real puritier of the blood in existence. For females, or young children who are scrofulous, it la Any persow under thirty five years of age who may try thts FUTHp, and reeeive no benefit: shall have their money refunded, Every peson knows that if his blood is pure Ie must be Now, all dhis professes to do ix PREY Tae BLO! No inineral Of any kind or natare in it. $0 For every zai found in or fictitions names. Kvery person troas ert errs "cir oomes and numbers are lished, Any person can them by mail and be ho tri the {11 aon dinsower tha 7 person who trive the syrup will enon thea and irecmmend ugh ein aly jut ‘nroduced na not in a angio ense hins It faded yet. aly persons nly £, nt yor will not regret ft coat Atle produces magical results, wes eters | ‘w requ trea General depot 88 Washington avenue, Albany. OBLP es, pans La yy fee 4 |, eaxences of hipertoe No a DR. L. FRUCI OCW AR, 1d Maldon lane N. B—Treatioe on fermented iq’ G!Xorn's skwina MACHINES run A new femily sewing a provements, at ihe extreme low —TRPORTANT TO THE osaing the latest in- FIFTY DO) standard iow of LLAKS. The price of all our hare been ITrduced Kinger's sewing machiors, it well Bnowa, dearer in price, in fact, eonauter- ngs what they will he prices are now Cai! and examine the aew machines at the low LM. SINGER & 00. AT PRIZE FIGHT hetween MORRISSEY AND THE BENICIA BOY will be fully iiustrated in No. 182 of PRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, Ready next Monday ‘ving Jn this paper are the only cogrect represen “ ight, a9 nly artista who witnessed were con ‘nected A) ror Lealie F RNGRAY iNus IN NO. 152. 1. Arrival of the propellers at Lane Poth Genade Weet— cilista and spectators landing—(rom a sketch by our irtinta nb Ty ga and thetr seconds sbaking hands just previ- to the habe ‘The great prive fight between Morrissey and the Benicia at Long Point, Canada West. LD the gb) —trom a sketch made on the our own artions. “t. General view of the scene of ht at Long Point, Sanada West—from a The en 5. The last round: ¢ ts ‘ime in Boy at breakfast with his friends at “ Béoom- ht is ring keeper. er of the Benicw Boy, and Jim pig, Tory Larsen, drinking with his friends in hte sketches of celebrated characters «a whe mite al 10 Mysterious murier at a gambling bonse tu Broadway. The polier sarprising the gamblers T View of the yard and cistern where the body was sup- posed to hate heen concealed 12. View of passage, with bioo al, where the mur- Pieeolomini, from a etpresaly for Prauk, wring agents, as (be demand will be mrs WEATHER PRESSES HEAVILY UPON THE sof vitality, The system shonld be mustamed by eof a mill Festorstive, a pare aa to pre: ish 0, Sach a restorative le CHARLES Lom, soy our leading physicians, Seid by all Depot 4 Broadway, New York, JENNINGS R O0., TATLORS, 566 BROADWAY, he neve. all danger ¢ y arise grocers rM. 7. oppoat a Abert Shyte or vot og F = rewlt ul stock of ~« Airis, Just Imported. Witsxrrs on MO woeks by ‘uy ongrt IL SHORTLY CI itoee ipition « FB, CHURCH'S GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING OF NIAGARS, and T. J. BARKER'S The + unseat Pon WILLIAMS, STRVENS, W 353 Browtway Re TO BR Paes To tha general Ht A BSORTRERS to the the simile 0 CHURCH'S NIAGARA With other sdrantages for which see, prospectus, ved on my i aun. THE F Ac SIS x yaaa rpantabing, | ‘ per oe te 0 nove pit Artista’ proofs. monnted, $%, prints Sif, : Admigeve Wy rien Ob painiage, ie,