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

NEW YORE HRRALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBES orré POLITICS, REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION Mk. HR M% HAWS ACCEPTS THY NOMINATION FOR COMPTROLL !K—SIICY TIME MAKING A NEW NOMI- NATION #OR ALMSAO! GOVERNOR—MR. C. Fy BREUNINGDAUREN TH SSPUL NOMINEE, The Republican City Convention held a special meeting Iust night, the announcer °dt of which led the uninitiated to suppose that some withdraw’al of candidates and union with the Know Nothings was on the tapis. The rumor was, bowever, unfounded, as the bumyess of the Conven- tion was simply to receive tho declension by Mr. C. V. Anderson of the nomination for Almshouse Governor, aud the accepting by Mr. K. T. Haws of that for Comptroller, Mr. Augustus F. Dow oceupied the chair, and Messrs. Boyd and McFarland acted as secretaries. The lettor of Mr. Auderson, in which his ill health was signed as a reason for declining the nomination, was ceived, and resolutions highly complimentary to Mr. Anderson's public services were adopted—speeches in ‘support of them being made by John Kelly, of the Fourth ward, the mover, and Mr. John A. Kennedy, of the Fifth ward’ (Mr. Anderson died at bis residence about the time these proceslings wore taking place. | ‘The letter of Mr, K. T, Haws, accepting the nomination for Comptroller, was received wilh unanimous applause, and accepted, A motion of Mr. Dayton, of the Sixteenth ward, to into an informal ballot for a candidate, in place of Anderson, was lost, and an amendment by Mr, Riddle of the Ninth ward, that the vote should be vira voce, ‘was carried after a spicy debate, in which sundry gentie amen were warned not to get into the trap while beatin wsbout the bush. Various members of the Conveution then spoke in favo ofaheir respective candidates. The following was tho ro ult of the FNFOMMAL BALLOT FOR CANDIDATE FOR ALMSHOUSK GOVERNOR BF, Manolerro.-.. Number of members of Conventton . It was now decided to go into a formal! ballot for acan- didate, and a motion by Mr. Kenykpy to lay on the table ‘2 motion to make a majority of the votes cast was the President deciding that by the action of the last vention a majority of the members of the Convention was required to make « nomination result of the thrst formal vote:— FIRST FORMAL. The following was the ‘om. RF. Mannierne. C.F. Breuning James M. Tuthill.. D. D. Conover... ee 40 The third vote was only varied by tho addition of one vote for Mr. Breuningbausen. FOURTH YOK. 8B. ¥. Mannierre... ‘ore. After a very lengthy series of pads aud recriminations - the various candidajes, the fifth vote was ek: iol lows :— a Total... " On this’ vote. Veing ‘announce i, Mr. Joh Kennedy meatly withdrew the Lame of Mr. Tuthill, and amid the confusion the following vote t ok piace:— ‘SEVENTH FALLOT. ‘The nomibation was made Ghanimous abd’ the Gonven- tion adjourned. COUNCIMANIC CONVLENTIONS. The Tammany and Know Nothing Couneilmanic Con- ventions mot last night to make nominations. Annexed is GP 1e82tt of thetr dotiberatious:— DEMOCRATIC COUNCILMEN NOMINATIONS, Third —The Tuamany Counciimanic Convention Of the Third district mot last evoning at Tammany Hall and nominated the following named gentlemen for Council- meu:—Frrst ward, Pateirk Dutt; Second ward, Daniel Me- baa; Third ward, Anthony J. MeOarty; Fourth ward, ©. Bickford; Sixth ward, William Walsh; Four: teent ward, Francis Giimour. Fifth District—The Convention met at Union Hall, avenue C and Fourth street, and organized by selecting C: c Smith, Chairman. They then to ballot candidates for Councilmen, result the following:—Charles G. Cornell, Michae! Smith, Benj 7. hichard Costetio, Jona’ MeConnell, and Jona Van Tino. ‘Sith District.—The Tammany Convention of this dis ‘trict met at the corner of Ninth avenue and Twenty sixth a in the nocnination ‘ot Bireet last evening, when Edw: “ig Pollack was —. w chair, L. ¥. Harrison as socretary. iow wore one made. —Ninth ward, |. Van Wart, atl 4 0. Riehat ward, Thomas ‘Righteenth ward, Gilbert M. Piatt, Robert W. fm nea ‘Sewuth Distric.—The Tammany Convention of the Seventh Councilmanic District met at the hotel corner of = avenue and Thirty second street last evening and nade the following nominations for Councilmen —Tweifta pion yd ward, John i, Cornelia’ I. Purdy; Twenty. wn ' Nolan. ‘The above, with tho exception of all new men, Bone of them ever having been inembers of either board of the city government. AMERICAN COUNCILMEN NOMINATIONS. ‘Third irstrict.—The American Convention of the Third Gistrict met last evening at St. John’s Park House, but made no nominations. District.—The American Councilmen Convention Anderson, and’ Joseph pat. ‘Siath Pistric.—The American Convention of the Sixth district met at Knickerbocker Hall last evening, but ad jJourned without making any nomination. Seventh Dittrict.—The American Convention of the Seventh district met at the Monument House, Sixty firet , and made the following nomina- er, of the Twelfth ward; Hamlin Pabcock, of the Nineteenth ward; Janes H. Anderson, of the Twesiieth ward; William H, Valentine, of the Twenty- Allen, of the Twenty second ward; Rdward Mowe et ihe Twenty-Gret ward. Tho first dye of the ‘above are the same as those put in nomination by the ro. pablicans. Political Intelligence. Frawra Concammmon at. Doereict or Pawwertyayta.—loel B. Warner has been nominated by the democrats in the Kighth Congressional dietrict of Pennsylvania, to fill the feat left vacant by the resignation o° Hon. J. Giancey Jones. The election takes place on the 30th inst. Meeweurrt Rasorctions. —The Legisiature of Missixappi have now before them the following resolutions on the question of slavery in the Territories: — Resolved, That hereafter no new State should be ad. mitied until she bas the necessary population tor one member in the House of Representatives in Congreas. Resoived, That no person should be allowed to vote in Territories of the United States except citizeas, either native born of naturalized. Resolved, Thatthe Territories of the United States are the common property of all tho States, and cach e:tizen thercot has the “A 4 take ito the same sach property ins he may desire, vend by law in all his rights ein; be protected and immunities that the doctrine that « fow rov ing squatters, either by their own authority or by the av- thority of Congress, can pase laws prohibiting the intro: duction of slaves or any species of property into sail Ter ritory, is alike unconstitutional and dangerous, and i rect contravention of the decision of the Supreme Cou the Dred Scott case, Skwarn Rercoaren.—The Cincinnati Commercial, the black republican organ of Gov. Chase, of Ohio, closes a review of Seward’s recent specch at Rochester with the following very significant but very just remarks regard. —- tho distinguished New Yorker:— this specch as an antecedent, his election to the nese, if he is elected, will result from some enor. ‘mons crime, weakness or folly of the opposite arty or or ‘ite candidate, and not from any strength of his own. ‘will not be a safe man for any party to nominnte, for f ~} ‘time is past when ines such as he enunciates arc ty ‘Ond a paying ‘my whore in the American Union Kyow Normyos Aurve in Omo.—The following call ap pears in the papers of Ohio — The Americans of the Stato of Ohio, in favor of keeping up the independent organization of the American party upon the Waals of the time honored and tried of the traly American 1 Are hereby reqnested to mect in or by del in @ State courention, jones, ta the city o Hom bus, on We » November 24. ‘Tre RicumoxD Democracy ix Favor or Jon Letenen ror Gov eRWon.—At the adjourned meeting of the democrats 0 Richmond, Va., held for the purpose of appointing dele- trates to the State Nominating Convemtion, the following rtsolution was passed: — Resolved, That John Letcher is every y of the confidence of the Virginia democracy, a iar in in the event of his nomination, we, the demoocrate of Richmond, — to support ‘him without reserve or dis. Te. Comerrr Troma Coxvestios.—The complete vote for and against the call of a Constitutional Convention im this State, cast at the last election, wae as follows: — Against... ++ 186190 © In favor. 130,748 Majority against... a eae Personal Intelligences General Paez takes bis leave of the citizens of New York to-day, the Mayor having placed the Cty Hall at his dis- posal for that purpose. He wiil receive bis friends in the Governor's Room at two o'clock P.M. On Saturday, the 27th, he wkes his final departure for Venemela, The stcamship specially detailed for this service will, we aro informed, moor otf the Battery about twelve o'clock on that day. A brigade of cavalry, under the com mand of Brigadier General Spicer, supported by a Wat. tery of light artillery, eGgorts this glorious old warrior to Castle Garden, at which place the embarkation takes place. Major General Sandford and the staff of the Pires Division will accompany Gen, Paoz, with this brilliant escort upon the occasion. It will, indeed, be a meinorabie one. On Thursday, the 26th—the avniversary of the evacua- tion of New York city by the British—the First Division of our admirable militia bas its usual parade, General Sandford never omits to commemorate this day with ap- propriate military effect. Governor King, accompanied by his full staff, reviews the division. General Paez and the Venezuelan Commissioners have been invited to be present at the review, and will receive, with the Gover- nor of the State, tho marching salute of the troops. On both of these singulrly interesting and striking occasions the CijgyHorse Guards, commanded by Captain Jamos Morphy, will act as special and immediate escort to Gen. Paez. Heartily we congratulate this brilliant and effective troop, and their highly popular and experienced captain, upon the honor whieb thus very memorably devolves upon hit and them, Don Miguel de Embi! has arrived in this city, and is now at the New York Hotel. Mr. Embil is one of the wealthi- ‘est merchants in Havaua, where he entertained a difference of opinion with the Captain General upon a question of taxation. Though sustained by the highest courts there, finding himself unabio to contend with the absolute power im the hands of his opponent, he is now on his way to Madrid to lay his complaints before the Queen. Senator Broderick, of California, is at the Metropolitan Hotel. Mr. George Moore, lately appointed British Congul in jace of Mr. G. V. K. James, and his family, arrived in Richmond on the ‘1vth inst. ‘The health of Hon. Wm. L. Yancey is so poor that he has been compelled, by advice of his physicians, to leave Alabama for the Hot Springs of Arkausas, with a view of recuperating his wasted energies. Mr. Clemeng, who was shot in a ducl, and who was not expected to tive, bas since rapidiy improved, and bis friends are contident of bis complete recovery now. Charles Irving, Esq., # former editor of the Lynchburg rginian, aud Low the editor of the Danville (Va.) De- mecratic Journal, in « card dated on thee 17th instant, and published in the Richmond Whig, severely denounces 0. Jennings Wise, Esq., editor of the Richmond Enquirer, in terms evidently intended to lead toa duel. Mr. Wise replics in he Riehinond Leqvirer, denouncing Irving as a brutish sot and menudacious siauderer, and announcing his inten- tion nut (o stake bts own valuable life against Irving's worthless one. * Hi. T. Romertze, United States Consul at Galatza, in Moldo Wallachia, fs amongst the passengers on the Kanga- roo, hence for Liverpool. ws regisicred at the, Tisoking Oftice ot Lansing. na Cot Ro. 8 Place dela ouree, Paris, trom Oct, 3 ve, W. T. Prentice, . B. MoCall, J. wpe atterite aid wite, H. ¥, Satterlee, It, 8, ii Gareach ¢ aml family, A. 5 . ‘ailapd r% Mra. G. ii aod conaer, FA iM. Reed, KG. Squier, Bt: Allen, Jr. Wt D. Whtekha: Sehondon Vokine bl PL. Mills, Ji rit wife, ALG. re Eira fumally, J, MeKayeand son, Joha W. Grane, Jr.. Hi Lefman, W. H. Alten, 6. P. Prentice and Sly, Yo. a Ang and wx wile, Ure, see, cw, iui icon, "Davis, of ork; H. Lazarus and wile, ion, "B Lafouresiie W. J. Wilcox, G. F. Date and J. W, Evans, of want G. A. Batchelder, John &. Low and 2. 1s Robinson, ehivsets, G. HM. F.W. Woodwite, of We Piliniore Dex. MeCarthy, tre Sorenson, W. and family,'ot Tiinots; G. L. D. Mi L. Yoo and ‘rife, and ft, G. Loomis’ of Rhode Iaiands Jct itatienson ant H. W. Taylor, of Connecticut. From Turks Tsiands, tn brig Sheet Anchor—{ rom Turks Islands, "* apt All svasuen othe Breck at Poa niece ne From steamship Nasbrlio? i Horsey, WJ Anderson, Win Geddus, 8 ilackman, Jas Adxer, J pice hr. tasted Forsyth. Richmond, in verge 4 Roanoke—E E Hi a Craver Me ad Si Wi Walince nF De: tier and lady, AM Maynurd hava ine eg Friend, C8 Wilkinson and lady, WH akg Modo A Bowman, 31 Holland Watson Dla KH He L Ectoke, Sir V'Sloat and chiid~and 3 pon DEPARTURES. Nin the steamship Kangaroo—Mr Hind indy, Mise Hind, ‘Mr Von Aerkemon, Mr’ Weon, Mr \incant, JB Ament, Mr Donnee, Mr Smith, Mr Lezroz, Mra Gennese ‘and cbild, Mtr George, Capt Chereieon, Bs South, MA Felon, Sama UTrolier, [vues MA Bnully, Andrew Orey and Indy: Mr Goukler, Mr Kimnnr, 6 Henderson, FM Canteld, J Kubnds, & Wolfe, § Duoksm, M Lemon, 'J Crennell, b W and wife, J Greenwood, M Joseph Mortio—83, and 140 i the steerage. take mae wo For Livery ‘Brooklyn City News. Tux BrooxLYN State ARSENAL—A parade to celebrat the opening of the State Arscnal, just completed on th site of the old Wallabont burying ground, which was to have taken place on Wednesday, the 24th inst., was coun termande:! yesterday by Brigadier General Crooke. ‘The Governor and Governor elect bad signified their intention to be present, and it is probabie some two er three thou sand pervens ould have assembled im the building on the occasion. In consequence of the accident to the New York Arsene), it was deemed advisable by the military authorities to postpone the ceremony until the walls are perfectly dry, in order to avoid the prebability of seriou consequences. The builaing is of brick, sixty feet fron hy eve handred and seventy eight fect deep, with extend ed towers on opposite corners, which are loopholes for musketry, and command all sides of Li structure. Favat Acommer ay ye Reewrvore.—On Saturday lost Mr. Joba M. Thompson, an engineer in the employ of the Water Commissioners, accidentally fell from a plank which was clovated some twenty five feet, and was so se. mc nyo en following day. He was in overrceing the orection of the large stationary sigue ati Coroner Redd, held an newt, ‘a verdiet im accordance with the was ‘The romains of deccased were conveyed to his late resi- dence, in Taunton, Mass., yesterday. He iraves a wife, but bu children, Comrismxstaxy Invwen.—The friends of Hon. George Taylor, the retiring representative of the Second district in Congress, are moking Ue mecessary arrangements for afgrand complimentary dinner, to take place at Montague Rail on Monday evening of uext week. A number of gen Uemen in cistinguiehed positions are to be present. Tax Conemmas Some Howe —Am investigation inte the circumstances attending the Jeath of James Hart was continued before Coroner Redding yesterday. Several ‘Witnesses were examined, whose evidence was substan tially the game as heretofore publiehed, and the jury Drovight in a verdict that deceased came to his death by concussion of the brain, eed by a blow or blows dealt by William Cuilen,on the evenmng of the 16th of November inst. The accused is stil! at large. Connery 1x Frii.—Stephen Lowry, charged with oom mitting a felonious assault upon a ttle girl eight years old named Mary Morphy, was brought before Justice Corn well yesterday for examination. The little girl stified fa train of revolting matances, and the mother gave evidence in corroboration. One or two other witnesses wore examined, showing the truth of the child's estate ment, ane toe accused Was committed in full to await the action of the Grand Jury. Brooxiyy Coxe Conven.—The Bourd met last eve Bing, Alderman Kaibileisc! im the chatr Alderman Hoax arose, end desired to present the re port of the proceedings of the Supreme Court in the Foor teenib ward contested rleetion case, with the decision con- firming the election of Mr. Colalian. Ohjcetion tbettyy mare, and the matter being declared ont of order, it was Withdrawn, Subsequentiy Alderman Hugin presenta! a preanaivie esolntions declaring Mr. Colaban entitled to bis eeat, which was, on motion, referred w the Law Committee, and the legal documents in connection there with wore received and placed op file. Mr. Colvhan ap. plied to be heard on his own beliaif, but the request was denied. Aldertoan Peron Committee in relat mn leave, reported from the Law | to the suit of the Burlington Iron | Company against Welles & Co.—that the city is only a nominal party in the suit, in order to enable the plantitts to place a lien upon money due from the city to the con tractors. The report was accepted. Robert Samford and others, to lower presented. A com. klyn City Railroed Compan; or of the same measnre, so ag to enable thea ty ted. Both documents. were | Grades. | A presentment from the Grand Jury was submitted de signating the Third district station louse as in a danger | ous condition and requiring immodiate reconstraction. | The subject was referred tw the Police Committee to take | action. | A motion was made by Alderman Wirsox to amend the | rules of the Board. #0 a8 to alter Une time of meeting from 6to 6 o'clock, and the hour of adjournment from 10 to ¥ o'clock. The subject was laid over under the rule. | na —The soap and candle manufactory of Hic. | es Co. a Harmino stront, waa feloniously ontered on | tarday night, and robbed of about fifty daflars in epecie, taken from the safe, week was pee open. Supreme Pefore Hon. Judge Davier. THE WHET WASHINGTON MARKET CONTROVERSY. Our St, miaalage Cortem Cry OF Br. Domistieryy French Contract to Work the Bline-—Schemie Mm fo Annex the Dominicans to Soulonque's Dm Rumored Trealy with the Uniled Blates ondence. Oot, 10, 185 Flere fam, aapering eshore among She shirth es HeR% and prond, ignoxant imulattocs of this mitwary end, 45 in duty bomud, must ivitiate you iniy saomeet tet There haa just lett here a Fr aeh- co wills iain & NBD Great State secrets, Man called Perrot, why car to Fy tract signed by the digmitirios of this ierasponsible pr visioval government, to work sli the mines of gold, silver, copper and cowl that are or tay be found on lume be- longing to the republic, amd one million of francs 18 6» be paid down as 4 bonus, and the work must be commensed One Mr. Coivem, merchant of Git C#¥ is now On his Way to Pazis Lo reeeive this said mee within three years. lion’ of franes (which there is some doubts of his getting), and alae to obtain a tean of one inition dollars (and af much more as he cam get), at 30 per cent dis- count on the amount, and 10 per cent per annane b-ergised picdging ll public property for the same, and abl > 10 the republic (except the darkies). ore has algo been one Mons. Rayeau here, who has been French @’Affaira to Hayti, receive fifty thousand dollars from his Sable Hagghnoss | Sou Uayt Gyou | 10} tn persuading oF fri bexation to t this republic. je, alias Fanstin the First of their titles), if he could sueveed | hiening the Dominicans into: am an- eof Faustin, Finding ho eould not he wrote the Dominican dignitaries a most insulting Jet ter, not forgetting to abuse in av wfamous manner the Yankees, and tor which Monsicur Raybeatt got hia pase port, and was forcet to take French leave for Port au Prince to raise the niggers uguinst this mealatto republic. It is aleo rumored here that the United States govern ment is about to Bend some person to make & treaty with’ T learn from only five Americans in the wi authority that there are republic. Plecolomint and the Three. Hungry} rete: men—A Bombshell in the Cany THE CLEMENTINI STORY--THH FRENCH pve a 'S GE NEALOGY CONSIVERED—1S PICCOLOMINI A COUNT ESS—HER PARTNERS AT THE BALL LN KOME- Te HATLESS PARTNER AND HIS KIVALS--PICCOLO* MINI'S DEBUT IN PLORENCR—THE LEGEND OB THE SLIPPERS—THE TWELVE NOBLES AND THK SILVER HELMET, ETC. TO THR HDITORS OF THK RVEMING vosT. The Courrier des Etats Unis of last Tuesday (16th in. stant) published an urticle in a conspicuous column of the paper, in which the writer, in a tone of exultation of the most questionable taste, states that while lounging in the lobby of the Philadelph: rival troupe is now pertorming, his lucky star (ma bonne étoile) put hin in connection with a “cosmopolitan dilet- tanti,’’ from whom he learned that Mademoiselle Piccolo- mini is not entitled to the name she assumes, her true name, as he pretends, being Clementini; that the assump- tion of the great historical name was suggested by the speculative impresario who first introduced her t the Italian public, and that the opposition said to have been made by against the Cardinal and er appearance on authorized assumption of an ill intimates that her first appearance ut Fiorenc Academy of Music, where & is relatives was not directed ne etuge, but against her un- Ile also im the ‘rious name, véle écvasant of Lucrezia Borgia resulted in failure (tout autre chose qu'un troomphe). Without wishing to cuter into a discussion with tho Carrier, a sense of simple justice to an estimable young lady, laboring under the disadvantage of bemg in a strange lund, prompis us to mention a few facts and ancedotes that baye come to eur knowledge, and which have # direct besring upon the points in dispute, These facts are mainly derived from parties of high character, having no connection with opera management, and unacquainted with either Mr. Ullman or Mr. Lumley. Some two centuries ago, a nobleman of the name of Count Clementini, estate and title to the Piccolomini family , under the law of fidet-dommisso, left his he elteat son of the Sienna branch of vith the condition that the title and estate — continue to descend to the eldest son in direct fi family ibe © estate and titlo havo remained in the , and the present Count Cl ntini is the senior brother of "the father of the Signorina Piccolomini, now performing at the Academy of Music. The estate is extensive aml the income considerable. ‘The mt Count being without issue, the estate and Utle will descend at his deuth to the father of the prima donna, and after him to her brother, a young lad, now here. ‘Theso circumstauces inay explain the confusion that seems to have arisen between the names of Piccolomini and Clementini. The family consists of Mademoiselle Piccolomini, her | any actor or manager who represents a copyrighted play father and mother, the Count aud Countess Carlo Picco- Jomini a younger sister and an only brother—a young lad of fourtee—all of whom accompany her everywhere in her travels, a she never cousents lo any engagement with- out previousty making a stipulation to this eflect. Her mother belongs to « patrician family ef Sienua, her maiden name betng Teresa Gort Pannilini. Tho naine of Piccolomini, as every scholar knows, is one the mort renowned in Italy’. It has prodaced some of the most distinguished divives, scholars sad generals that hgure in the Italian annals, among whom stand conspion- ons two P the fijteent Bienna, a celeb reveral dramatic Was subsequently rished in the fixte ‘vius Piceolom: teenth century, mai a of the most cistinguished War; he became conspicuous —Pius i. und Pius Til.—who flourtshed in century; Alexander Piceolomini, a native of 4 ‘scholar and philosopher, who wrote es and philosophical treatises, and Archbishop of Patras. th coutury. who lived in the first baif of the seven Jer of the imperial armies, and one He thou. ‘Then the Aa. werals in the Thirty Yeara’ bravery and talent at the battles of Lutzen, Nordlingeu and others, and was finally created Ficld Marshal with the title of Prince. 'Y ove at all acquainted with Roman usages knows that, ublike Florence, the aristocratic circle im Rome t the most exclusive in the world, very difficult of access for foreigners of even the best position, and punctitions in the last degree as ng lady to be admitted ards wame and family. For an Italian there is, then, the best evidence that she \* entitled to the name she bears. Whea Mademoi sole Piccolomini made her appearance in Nome, i Hecem- Der, 1854, se ut once became the favorite with the fashion able opera-goin; 1g work. She was universally designated by the name she now bears, and in no direction was the icast intimation thrown out that it was not legitimately hers. She was intreduced to fashionable Roman society ut a ball given by the Marquis de Bergagila, the Minister of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, (her native place, Sienua, is in Tuscany.) and it was currently understood that the en- tertainment was given by the Minister for the exprees pur- pore of catistying the general desire to know his fagcinat. ing country Woman. and the At this ball were two gentlemen gnnmee. now in New York, one present as guosts therm up to ber in succor ion, from whom whe bas to soloct a partner, she, with her characteristic playfulness, rejected them all, and finally chose the last gentleman in the room—one “ rend outsite of the ring, who was not im the dance hom she did net know. companions, in a fit of Payful joer 00 he cealed his hat, and hid it so (horoug to return home with only a handicorchiet ‘on bia bend. As regarde ber debit at Fiorenes, our stock of knowledge doe Genter | te 8 not enable os to way whether it | war & trinmph of not; but we know that the of Lucreria Borgia, as the Courrier styles it, was per formed there mineteen times in also heard of & single trifling i coasion; and we have matance, which serves to show that her own goprem ion of ||, at least, must have oem of w highly sare nt the opera, w sabie cbs novent eNper imapinative young girl scarcely se racter. Om ber return from jon so natural to an teen, (aud whieh is akin to the reverence with which women regard cngage monte nd weeding rings, reminding us, loo, of itl iraits in the character of the Empress Josephine and nest creat artists.) she carefully aid aside the pair of slippers for the first time, realen@ her long dream of beihg a prima donna—and, elothing aw she had, them with a tatimanic power of commanding scores since aypeared in a new city Without wouring Lippers on the opening wight ¥ packed away, only to be broughe out at | Che carina! has neve these ident! they are e Ube next debet 5 nf after whieh It was shortly after her engagement at Florence that she appeared in Sienna, ber native town, which, berides | \ 4 repnted for ity beantiful women, prosperity over one bundred Urusei! inhabitants, also enjoy i virons and ite ane fer its charming ev having once counted honor of being the place where the purest Italian idiom is Hore she had a great socceas, and car ried away with hor a watch presented to her by her fel said 10 be spoken. Jow townamen as a memento of their appreciation ged wae this watch which she temporarily lost in Unis eity three weeks a on All Saint's , While coming from Dr. Camming vane At Rome, twelve Young nobles. hearing that she was abont to appear os Joan of Arc, | a silver helmet, which formaner. she wore presented her jointly with nthe night of the per Rumors have: deen cireniated that Mademoiselle Meco. " 9 lomini made but a ether suecesatul. “Traviata” there brie nd was not aito- hat #he played the eventeen times in succession? Only seventeen times for one opera may be a [ but in this country, with oor local pr jure in Paris, fico, such failure womll be very much to the taste of any impresarie, and be would be likely to receive but litte sympathy from bie friends for bie bad luck When we cousider the youth of Mademoiselle Piccolo: mini, ret and ofeenplary towards ever fending disposition, ber wniformly demeanor, her charming amiabilit individual with’ whom she is in any way associated—ail of which is more then contirmed by ietters ‘of the mest flattering description, whieh she bronght from ladies Of rank in England to ladies enjoying the most ®- vored social position in this country, (mentioning ber = member of an ancient and distinguished family, entit to the. ites ae not only for ber personal (unalities, wut aleo for their smectimnase union,) when we bear in mi jevotion to ber family, remarkable for ae tractive qualities, we might be at a los to conceive what motive could induce any one, especially a man, to subject her to Moteelic "viccokom anoes of any kind. ini has had a But we know that Mare: 1 success in Fy 4 lands, and that at the present day she is probably jighest paid prima donna living, and terere oie must have unwittingly awakened the onvy and jealonsy of some lees fortunate members of ber profession. Th in the old story, which all experience proves over and over agnin—the great, unpardonable si gening is suceees. of merit and A number of additional anecdotes might be given, but space forbids, ‘The Courrier scomed so delighted that had thrown such poor, nagracions gossip in its way, that we may be pardoned if we in our turn feel rajoiced Utat “its Ineky star "* our © bonne (toile should have dropped these few unpre. M tending anecdotes New Yorn, Noy. im onre. 19, 1858, * the French minioni— yee patie, Brondway Th phate re. Last vight Mr, Barry Sullivan, a tragedian who comes } fo 0s with an English reputation aeguired principally in 23, 1858. “CELLANEOUS, “GREAT BLOOD PURIPH sales magleal. Try { Comeo-typer.— Gok Lockets pine. made = — rT ARON SECO Brooklyn, TLARICS AYRE 1 J for serotls tree of Pot ante, sf ( the provinces, made bie débu in the part of Hamlet Icroubaits 0 Cont Auatn aia! — eer | MEIN CAITR Were i possible to reauscitate the legitimate drama from | yjiite! 30 Mange ‘portraits; 1,000 taken dally yea ora ¥ YOR SORE femsicas bor male has falien from the carelezsnem ~ DYE. TERING, 18 Sheds, BANTER ys tb Pacts managers aud worse actors, we sbiould hail this | | Hf that atn ‘50, fake 3 m renee Pines 20 row, wholesale, . —_ pefttlemiie's arrivat amongst as a an ovent of no ordinary sit hendsome, be.’ & piace—the he only placr—ia ketahat | (YORNS, BUNTONS, NAIA 8 PENETRATE 4 imapr@wnce Prejudiced againet him as we wore beforo- |X nox sella, NOr® busts ban Batter bo 6n- bauyi bY the Daygntatious parade mado of the opinions of | Ki the Angle press, ax weil as other indications usually e must freakly own that wo were Mr. P aby other actor to whom we have been He has not modelled himsetf on awy Of the conventional types which havo rendered Evghsls (igedy almost a champs-clos to the He does not exaggerate ike His diction, Whilst his toxt Aremwed BUSpivion tiqnnn by a WPr Sine ao ie ali fartiarized ty Sbakeperian parte, by the merit of fis performance. | eepirationy of gemias. Borrest, ser doer he tnouth like Macready, | like bis attitudes, ir natmsal and graceful, | spreudered with a delicaey aud elegance which aro rarely or ever Witnesved off the Yrench stage, it retains all the forte of the orimiual conveption, -Were we called upon to coranare hin to way one ef the tragedians who have dis- tingwisked Chemmives in she-smme iLNe of parts, we should ix upon Ceasies Young ag his model. Tt mist not be as@uned, from what we have said, tha we copeider Bir. Saiyan as likely ever 9 rise to the emi nence of a Kembte ora Kaan, Wore the tastes of th pablic prupitious to such wn event, he dcea not the genias nevessary to ensue x. He phrases, but bh does not astonish bx: audience, Ho Dover Thies to th Jovel of a grand concepson, nor 170 capable of electrify ing by a sudden buret of inspwation. He w simply a finished and elegast acter, who how had indepeudence of judgment susigient to provese himr filing into sie man- hersms 60 prevaieat amoxyse Englistiwnd American tra- ecdians. a one Irish patronymic of the debutant naturally cnmred him a warm suppert amongss tht portion of the aurtienoe which filled the upper tera, They were tamultuously Doisterous ja their applause, ant @hen the curtain crop- ped gave three rounds of cheers, id by a demagat for Aapcech, Mr. Sullivan camo forwwrd in obedience to the call, and said that théusands im Eog@and, treland and Scot- would feel grat 1 to them forthe reception they hit on bim that night; as for himself, he was overwhelmed by it, both physically-and mentally, as lm wes under a severe hoarsénees, which hic been aggoa the exertions of the evening. On some future occasion, howaver, he hopea to have an opportamity of expressing to them how deeply he fit their kindness, The management of Ube Broadway bave secured a trump card in Mr, Sullivan. He is an xetor likely to rise rapidly in favor with the public, and be will prebably render fashionable a theawe w has been ina mea- sure deserted by the upper ten, Iermeense Tumarkicat Law Strt.—A nvolying some important principles of copyright lave is likely to come before the United States Court for the District of Pennsylvania, The points are as follows:—When, about four yeara ago, Mr. Silsbee, au American comedian, re- cently deceased, was playing at the Adelphi theatre, London, Mr. Tom Taylor, an Faglish author, wrote a play called “Qur American Cousin,’ with a view, it is said, w suit Mr, Silabee’s speciality, which was the ng of Yankeo characters, It does not appear that Mr. Silsbee or any one else ever played the piece until the present year; but Mr. Silsbee bad « copy of it, and thet copy passed, with hiv effects, into the hands of his widow. During tho Isat summer an American gentleman undor- took to sell for Mr, Taylor the sole right to play the piece, and it was offered to Mr. Wallack for the sum of $2,500, and declined. It was subsequently sold to Miss aura Keene for $1,000, and has been aeted at her theatre for the past five weeks to large audicnees, In the mean tme Mrs. Silsbee has sold her copy of “Our American Cousin” to the manager of the Arch street theatre, at Philadelphia, Mr. W. Wheat- ley, where it is shortly to be produced. Miss Keene, claiming a proprietary right, bas entered the play for copyright, and intends to commence a suit for damages against Mr. Wheatley. The law provides that case shall be muleted in a penalty of $100 for the first and $60 for each ‘subsequen® representation. It will be for the Court to decide whether Mr. Taylor, an Englishman who has never been in this country, had any rights here under the law, which is simply an extension of the act of 1818, and intended prima facie for the benefit of resident authors, The piece has not yet been printed, a fact which: makes the matter still more complicated. It will .be ne- cessury for Miss Keene to prove that she bas complied with ail the requirements of the law in the fret place, and supplementarily that the Pnglich author is entitled to tte protection, as apparently he could not couvey rights which he never enjoyed. The bringing of the suit, which an of Mies Ki has already left for Philadelphia to initiate, willereate some excitement in that ayreeable rival resort, and make a sort of Ledger allve for Me Wheatley. ARTHUR NAPOLEON, « pianist of extended Evropean tation, will give his first soiniein New York at Dodworth’ rooms this evening. The programme promises well Tur TakAree —All the places of public amusement put forth strong bills for this evening, ws will be seen by re © to the official announcements in another ¢ THE FAMILY HERALD. Thanksgiving Dey in New YorkeGrand Fire- men's Torchiight Procession—The Great October Hurricane—Interesting from Ja- pan—The Paraguay Expedition—Local Mat- ters—Market Reports, d&c., de. The Fauny Heat, in tts iasue of to morrow, will give all the news of the preceding week of inierest, anda lange a of miscellaneous and Interesting reading. 1 will ee Account of the Manner in which Thanksgiving Day Kept in New York—the Gothaniites Feasting and Praying— Riot and Homichie at Harlem—The Benevolent Inmitutions— Ceremonies at the Five Pointe—Shamefwtl Hoax oa the Poor at Union Square, &e., de. An Account of the Firemen's Grand Torchtight Procession on Saturday night—Reception of Hibernia knyine Company { Philadelphia, by Amerions Engine Company No. ‘The Great October Harricane—Over One Hondred Vemels Lestand Injared—Twenty four Lters Lost—Two Millions of Property Pestruyed—Thrilling Serve om Loard the Excelsior— Extee! of the Harrica Tuteresting from Japaa— Account of Lord Trip to Jnpon—What the Rnglish Saw and Learned Mo The Now British Treoty—Sketch of Japan. | ‘The Poraguay Expedition~-The Preparations of the United | States and Parnguny—Shetch of Thomas Jefferson Pace, Onp. the Flent, de of the ng ofthe Suite Aron havenne and Thirty Gh street —Tremend Great Lose of Property apes, fe. | An le | | Keportot the Telegraphic Chess Tonrmament 0: tw: York and Phiadetphia, | The Pavia Faablows for November | Whet « Frenchman Thinks of the United Siates—Perwmal Adyerusera ote ° Toteresting Rewiniecenees of Gen, Jose Anioni:) Paes and the Colombim Revolution Aininetion of the Jewinh child Mortara Lares frou Sie Mo Montedore to de Jewish Congregations of Am rica—tn | cignation Mecting of the Jews of Phitade Raitortals on the lending evens of the any. | heoal News of Interest of this and the adjoining elton a, he offersd for male, peices, ke avefully prepared Report of the Prices ot ail | rao vy Mecketing at Washington Market | The Latest News received by telegraph or otherwise up to | ner af en’ hands of 0 | tye time of publication, Pollee Reporte—Theairical Oriticiame—Cemmercial and Me ney Market Reporte—Marringes and Deaihe for Wenk -aito | iether forming am interesting and useful newsnnver ‘Terma Only $2 8 year, four cents a singie copy To be ob | eteadneeindaanrane ali news ageam Ad | vertionmenta huserted at the usual Hamaio rates. Court | Seren Cormr—Cmecn.—Part 1—Nos. 575 O67, 1857. 1916, 2105 2000 TROT, De78. | a6, 2970, 227%, 2277. 298, 22R8, 2z01 Paty wy 2207, D2, 2901, 2908, 2907, B00, 219 ant the odd numbers to 2333, 1631, 2043, 158d, 1643. 1487, 1618, O88, 467. Part 2—Na. 806, 2550, HOt, 1 1010, 2456, 669, 1560, 386, 2510, 216, 2529. 2525, 2500, 253: oe este 1008, | br ~ 15 i, 4 697, 628, 284, #20, watz, G8, ais, 96, 698 “o "a Hatr Com; ons Canne@be Compar= ed with Dr. GRANDIEAN'S advice, Baldness, damiruf! and gray hair prevented. No. 04 Charen street Barry's jeremn ta the Best article for dreering, henuiitying, chnneing, curt preserving and restoring Ue hain Ladies ivy K. Sold by drugatsu. and ‘ai Batehetor’s | Hale Dye, Wigs and Towpeen ‘ Seva Rainy Care ms Made, sok and app! Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical! Care trues. Referaner teal the peinetpal + irgeons and physicians ¥ the city, Call aad examine. 2 Vesey street, Astor Jonge Sas Cod Liver ON Jelly can be Taken Without taste of the oil. Office 1% Fourth avenue. PEN TOLD, Chak RCO, Bo. 4 Plicher aurcel, wholesale agents. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment are Now the ovly remedies used in the vreat public ita's for the cure of ‘onchtal aflections, ary, memes wand aMalloor. chor of sktll sea th bis practice A foil report of the New York Cattle Market, with the onm- ody that, Kee a fret clase 8, patronizes i “w from Knox, and wom aay ak J dea, cured without pao, a0 tka: the boo! can be w: * mediately after the o erition, witbort ‘he raat fer to the patient by Dr ZACHARTR, oe Kroadway. Refers to the phyuiciana snd surge ef i oe surgeons of te ‘olny. DUW SHADES ‘aad retail “The Balmoral | Bouguet.' To dew v= We have jtatreerived wirevke supply of thie | J opular and delightful perfume. FO. WELLS & OO, 115 Franklin alreet, ES) bongs Novelties a Gentlemen's Fura AL GK KELTY & FFRGUSC Noo. 201 Broadway and 04 Reade strer Have a full and cholee slack of bro worsted, damaska, Ince and muslin cu 4 dc, which are offered at tho Lowest pric ILARKF, 116 WILLIAM STREET.—OVRRCOATY, RRA! bb ly good futicles, from, $13 vo A rae rte y | 2) Finest black frock to order, Phe Completest Stock | enclowiag $16 can have sent aby expresaa fine black Of Gentlemen's F ey re. sty chat ins, Corsten’, glinpe, "214 Browtwoy. sack. Send height aud Lreas measure. — erent Ttn rs hue oy iteaty ve coh 1 yout bir?” Tf 90, tr7'x bottle ( lor you wnna oe He (only erreaty: five cota which ia ‘not nye.” butthe best article ever discovered. tie a OENIN'S, 214 Broadway New Feature tn the Fur Trade, Every style of Gentlemen's Furs, inh erag tote origina cuir, turning tho hale w from { ary desire: from a “light brows” to a “gloniy Jee TAU UPNIN'S, 214 Ihroadway Black" or “brown” color, Bh ddes net divnoiee the sila. ta ap cambios Vike water lenvea no wisi on the Jinom.and does notte the hair, but by one or two applications grayent bali” lo dy “original evior.”” at yo | out, ome WITSON'S HAIR RESTORER, which is composed ef vegetable isgredien sad ew beautiful tote’ prepsration, coring baldaes4, prove! hair from turning gray, sirengtiening the barr, fick headache, scrofuim, ae.; in a word stur’ the hair. and promoting th growth a the ba. Mesdames ‘and Mendemotwellos~ ‘The weather warna yon to: BUY YOUR FURS. « A eangnilicent stock, your i oxtin'S > Naw Fl io menooe: dertul manner, . ve WENPY FIVE C Gord Ten s ‘the Chest, ey 10 Its. Good Princtpat depo at the "Ge ont ateest’Ding Bore,” ORISTIANSON'S Goa warebouss No. 1 nd street, cornet of Allen, N gaa ae Cm coli Wheeler’ & Witson’s Sewing Machines, new myle, Pelee $60. Oiler Md Broadway. Geo, Sruvalers’ Metelic ‘Tablet ‘Razor Strop. This, the qouamr article hae never been equalled for pro * NAPP'S INDIAN STRENGTHING OLAST dicing thekeeonem pombe eget manor. “Yor ania by 3: neva in the back, breast, .tie oF I S'SabNDERa, Me! nna, astaéa'nh dc mot ee —_——— ue: ne pinstors stand u “eit Defiance Salumander Safes—With Patent Srcwuts. thoes y far wiomand al = powder yroot beh snd cross dark Also, Sire wmd burglar wiggle. General dept, No. 363 Gudsou stqet es Pear treet nea id a “NORERT M. PAPRICK. DBALOW & SONS WrenciRobe de Chambre—just recel ted, per Prepared front BALLOU BRO Beamer, a large amorbment of patterns cco TIMIERS, 409 I ona 1 best ant choaye setae oe ania 7. ——- the bai. "Bold ni Mow. 6t,, 497 und 16 Meoudwny od ait Arabs Fyench Voke rts made av to | gists. Large sie S60.; emai size Sve. HALLOW BOT MRS, a Sore. UNEQUALLED —GATTY'S mapa? ‘ed paper forthe water clowed (made of Mow without Chemicals, and medicated by an en! ¥ cures and prevesttapilea. M is a blesaty heaitny. Unequaited aa acure, om dle ana ub All cdier paper poisotiour and pie prode. foil eal Anes Fo3 "Lancers for one dolar, PAI! deapeiata voc. Yee jemnid fa warranted (0 fb; a new style. red wa corde we Ladies, If Sensible, Will Procere a Pair of CANTRELL'S Ladies’ thick apie fall boots. 633 Brondway: Herring's Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof sto; 29% Broadway, co:tler Murray wt The Amertem Smoker Goes I for Dougtas> R* —Why, ix be not adermyogne, a marplot vr polities, « traitor”) to Mr. Buchanan? Well, welt, many v be #o, bine attit we like bim Why, because he not only anew the American: smavher himself, Dut passes it around to his friends, irri ft sident of the United States, and po mistake. Hetr Dye, ™® Cents « Bow, Biack or No. L Barclay atzcet, N. Y., 6&8 Hroacwry, Albany. Infallible onguert. AIN, MORH SICKNESS, NO MORK fread 08, STIFENESS OF THM JORNTS, LUM BAGO, TOOTHACHIS OR AUP YE BODILY At The rapid and 9m cumpleie ‘efficacy or READY PRLIEF a ing the mowt excructat!te paling, meme, scale, Cutt, WOU wont no" worE Hus fa int ntly oe Cristadoro’s Hair — rears st mportant Unt wer ile Keep 2 onpply of ttm the best in the world—whotosale ‘and relail, and tim ays prt ~ valely applied. No. 6 Aslor Howes . Ly romoty, & Rousehold le ; reels pe. tea allachaof tickncen "Thousnnds cfeele et aie . ana have been saved by la Uinely aac, who wane suidentgy »wr—Gonmas.—On Thayaday, Nov. 18, by the Rey. see hm ehh creme ann, ee dae Newman, Mr. Jom ¥. Brown to Mrs. Gormay, both of this vity. © Marna the caso may require, whan. od ei entre reagady be taken Internally su h or akx—Koxnugie.—In Harlem, on Thursday, O% 14, at | Rxnie PAIN, and arrest the di the Dutch Reformed chure’, by the Rev, J. Sood, RADWAY 8 READY RELIEF Canines A. CLank, of Pulaski; Owego county, N. ¥., to Coxaxuo Kornucur, of Marhattanyiile. Dwynr—Ruows.—On- Salarday, Nov. 20, by the Rev, Mr. West, Thos. Dwvre, of Brooklyn, to Mary Brows, of New York. FARRELI—MANONEY. —On Satarday, Nov. 20, by the Rev. Rock: Fanuut, of Brookiyn, to Mancamues Ma- ‘ew York RUBUMATISH NECRALGIA nex.—(m Saturday, Nov. 20, by the Rey. Wm. 1. Lewis, D.D., of Trinity ebureh, Brooklyn, Mr, | 301 Joun F wrt, late of London, England, merchant, to Mrs. | BURNS FROST BITES, ARAM GHKEN, Of Brooklyn, to T AGUE CHEEK “Snovexs—iimscuMaNy.--On Sunday, Nov. 21, by the Pa Ranrsts, Rey. €. FE. Stoblmann, D. D., Gronuk Wrumem Srerviees, LAMmNeee, of Charleston, S$ C., to Fuaxenaca Huwcnaans, of New | And tn #¥eases of York, . BRU INES, WOUNDS, . Died. STRAENS and en Aspxrsox. —On Monday evening, Nov, 22, Conmmuuus The moment i ia mplied (> he bajurel iad v fanansen, p Gin-tet gone of Os tap Poe Borges {hoe tajared pevis oll atta ond am Tue notice of the funeral will be giv reafter Purchase “wly RDAWAYS READY RELING, Pee Bocarr.—At Fishkill,on Tuesday, Nov. 2, Kourrr ¥. conte, M) cents and $1 per boitte, Boca, of consumption, aged 24 years and 16 days. ie Baer sl O xe Principal office, No. 162 Fulton street, ¢—suddenly, at her residence, No. 36 West | i street, Mrs. Many O'BRiAN Bostrace, in her 62d | SOMETHING UNEQUALLED. pa Aas shh) at AT. od paper for tho water clamet (made of ives and friends of the family are requested to | without ce euseala, sted Up om enlncly aoe pe fuera! as above, this (Tue events piles. It ian bleming to the sick and tbe iTother tapes acon soon sad fe ng ae prone preoaiae, Boll ott aoe Samra. —On Monday 22, Twos. S., son of Thos. | 4 and Cotbarine Campbell, aged 3 months and 12 ay | Saute Tite vt ‘Tho funeral will take place from the residence of his pa. | oa rents, 200 Seventh street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at | QTERIING, SIV Foe srooys LORS. es | ThA RERVIOES Coveryy.—On Saturday, Now, 20, Kuma T. Coveryy, doughter of Altred and Kliza Courtny, aged 19 years and | 8 days. The friend of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Thesday) afternoon, at one o clock, from 162 Hixth street, FAcax.—Om Monday, Nov. 22, after a short iliness, Mra LETS, kate: PITUHERS, &e., £0, tat git ty eV HAUcHWoUT & Co, Corner of Broadway and Broome 's Somer UNRQUALLED.—GATETTY'S MEDICAT- rt paper for the water coset (made of pnre Manili hemp, an Ot the newest and Many Facan, wife of Patrick Fagan, a native of the parish | fur no proven nee Tt ben ‘iy em pro of Abbey, county Longford, Ireland | Unequailed aa cure, . Her fends snd the friends of the famity aro requested | ‘sits ‘pared rime ad pe Py to attend the funeral, on Wednesday , at two | street. chives for one dollar. "All arageiete vost at Mee o clock, from her late residence , 06 Sheri! street. | demand ls great. Yinat.—On Monday, Nov. 22. fayey BeRurw,son of | ph ond Marion Fuheh, aged 6 years, $ months and 9 ri gest easton Se lattapensabio am days. ‘oneuomners. he relatives and frienda of the family aro respectfully | have beew sien ‘ho me nore 2 poate enor tuvited to attend the funeral from de reaience of bie | Now tthe ‘buy. renle, 200 West. Forty third’ street, on Wednesday after. | " — at two 0 clock. A! Citas —dn Southeast, Putnam county, N.¥., on Tues | GOMPTHING UNmOn ALLED —OAYRITY'S Met ‘years, former': day, Nov. 16, Tuomas timoy, aged 9% y plano manufacturer, of New York CAR rege yt pean ‘ov. 21, of consumption, Taomas \ peynaliod aoe HAM, aged 27 yoar rodustme. iis friends onl aeqnaintances are requested to attend tab snerte sce AU deugy late vemd it. the funeral, to-day (Thesay), from his lite residence, 109 disease of the heart, om Sunday vening, Now. 21, Eowann C. Gane, aged 42 years | Uses ome Drumenwnd & Co. 346 His reistiver and friends, the members of Valestine 3 sori on trond way, ae ‘renersliy., potnante | WELL, 1 ANA S400F CAN 132 Chambers aireet, Park Lanlge, No. 204, ¥. A.M. aud’ the fraternity , thy members tine Company No. 6 and the Fire Department, am fads 2. WHEN, rights and caulkers, are respectfully mvited oat. | QOoMeTHING UNRQUALLED.-GAYRTTYS : ‘ the foneral, thie (Toesday) afternoon at half-past |, ipa lore ater chinat (made of pare Manil. P48 = clock, from his late residence, 677 Water street, a and medicated by on y nee procemb Trine biewsng to the sick ‘nod ter with forther iny itatic oo piles, Heary.—In this city, on Sunday, Nov, 21, Baxtrnovommw we ET ae SO rye Umaty, ex Ale the Fourth ward, in his 38th year. j oleae unrest His friends o his brothers _—— Jeremiah, Mich: brothers in la - James Kennard and John Coghlin ecttully vwrited | FO LRASE—POR A TERM OF YEARS, — attend his frneral from his bute residence, 62 Catharine | i readay) aflernoom, at wo o'clock, without | dcairably, situated, om Pies nrowue, Thirty Art whth new fence otfice. (PAcd 21, Grower Kiss, wom of Phillip | POR Ros wanes a ays ‘The frienda’ aud acquainianers of the family” aro re: TATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ANN FTA fam, tei cestion, | sveetfully Mvited to attend the funeral, from hin kate rest | (ence, 345 Grecawich street this (Tuesday) afternoon, at | coneumid 6.» | Kiseaw.—0n Saturday, Nov 20, of apoplexy, sawenr | inita, Marsnan. Kream, son of the lato Dr. Benjamin P Kieeam, rgeom ef the: United States Navy, agel 33. year = = Lome. Sunday, Nov. di, Mr Dmnmuen Le THISKERS OR MOURTAL Hiks PRODUCED IN SIX reeen, ogee a yours works by inyoucueut. $1» bowie. Sent to any ad ik ‘ee dees 1. GRAHAM, He Naawvt asa j hie brother, Mr. Bohike bac my ~ ‘por! LR SOLR WATER PROOF vt bis funeral thie (Puesdny) atternoon, at | RAO f JONES 10 Ana sticeet A “Zs 157 West Thirty third ie Warranted orem from bis bw pee te treet, witheut further Mevers —0n Satur after © short and ve Ay) stNorn’ §PEY TAMIL SEWN MACHINES 69 ere illnees, Ma « beloved wife of P. % 50," enabel 3 mogiine Be Meye Mt daughter of Thotmas Davin ple de ie Sear th wert AY vb ‘The friebela and relatives and the members of Company | cas sow be ‘Price ro , Kighth regiment, sud tie members of Getty Laxtge No. | Na CO au 0. of 0. F Hy invited to attend the fi A Brond way, New Tore at one o'eloe's, from the re | = coe, nor 00,08 crenn, Om | HYATIS LIFE BALSAM. + Hor tgar Pratt, | BV ATES, LITE BALSAM RURUMATION, cars months and 26 nd gout, Im User worst atnere: Also sero: And te worst eases oc or complaint, kidne ye, nv f the fomily are invited t st the foneral, from Ft. Mary's chareh, Caatlcton | Ac., £0, are mast coriiuly Cured nae, Mtaten Island, on Wedoeslay at twelve o'clock, soon | Tere Wee ts of communes. tase | ee FES DMR 1, RODGERS, —On Sanday, Nev. 21, of 6 jom, S08 rorner sirens ‘ sven, eldese dunghert of ‘Charlene A. ana the late | deoomntiogs of the recet peaual Bis hig hal sendered tems nn G Ranvos, aged 4 years, 6 months and 3 days | serippie for monthe, ‘The reintives dud friewls of Um family axe respectfully | sy cee Tipe BALAAM CURED MIMD C ) afternoon, aittather, a DVitation Raywosn Ha tud of xsthmns of the mow an wm Bind. had been aiMicted Crom 1 sama mo neverene 1) (orce he aeroum or bream pone eat nm ¢ ils vaTrs BALSAM CURED FR ipeenas S Kelly, Thirieemth ward, B. 0. Brooklyn, of rhewmnation. id Of Ue Murray are HY cau eon vader medion! (reatment la vats aod orp invited to atiend the faneral, fram her late re pled for mc Hntler street, South Brooklyn, on Wednesday genes = ab two o'eloek TATTS 1478 BALSAM OURED WM. BROW: Warsky.—0n Sanday evenmg, Nov. 21, Senrnas Woes Le KI wey, Jr., son of Stephen Whitary, Req te mie room The relativer and frienda of the family are invited to ee ee ee — attend the funeral, at Trinity chureh, on Wednesday af HH" 11S LIFE BALSAM CURED Mt & Bice, terpoon, at one o'clock, withont farther potice Grove street sad 21 Clinton ~aa: 4 Saran) Thevmadam and gout, afler he hac been cCippeed Se yaare MISCELLANEOUS. YATTS LIFE BALSAM CURED CHARLES CULAR apna . ms BARTHOLY's SESIRG MAC NWS WAVE WO | Gocg ted eeeeeemion Cue tel? tee tt Shae eee ashe eto ———_—$———e R—GROVER & RARRR'S - $e Broder: FLATTS ITE BAAN CURED WM, BOL } | A the a tee market for pony 9 Rana whiten sureen of b of bing ei ne | eet sae ees Te cutive lei side of the neck and La, KINDS OF FAMILY SEWING DONR ON BAR THOLP'S Sk WING MACHINES by Mrs. TW. MARSH, BALSAM oe Mok TAREE ITE xo sh Yrost avech of chreaie Qfopepem of the meet torturing Rind So. 499 Broad wey. Ds en HAR GURED i ry AxD. (reached by medicine, ken te of similar Cage which can be renebed with the direetions. DS OF COAT hed om BARTHOLE'S SEW W. MARSH, (89 Bromdway syns. FACINGS ING MACHINES by TEVPADELL'S WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, Ete se celebrated earda, splendidly cngraved, can only be tad Mroadway, corwer thunae strect fr is othe GRRAT CUR, jay BLESSING OF THE AGH _ ACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MAO WINE ror % Remereon pate ntet= Rights now selling. Ofer, BARTLETT & Prinetoa! depot. Beit cree New Toot. TO. Heedle momaineiurers, HL Broadway, eokmer Cama # Agou wt Brookly>, Mire WAYES, No. 17) Fulton trom,