The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1858, Page 2

2 beauty remarkable at thoy lack in of — aneat. they are somewhat aparse- to have provided for im outward appearay familiar to ail who have ¢ Y Ts. The angel fish is a rare and kable specimen of the piseatory world—its flas, re sembling the wings of a t Hy spread, give it an easy and graceful mot tinges of a bright biue and 3 Deautiful tropical plumage. might be added to this; the he advances in Dwitig more of the dying swan, with the last b In his first youth he wears a brown © isnt of ‘is district ie changes i ripe old age, the orage, blue cach ‘other in. brillianey, Were Tor U reader a natura: we might proloug this dist with | Pleasure and satisfaction to both The history of these islands, numbering, it is a common many as t! year, dates from | Part of the en Juan Bor. | t the commingling wromind us of the most parrot and o fish | noes: ‘ot its. tte L; when a som bright blue purple riv 2, in 1527, was wre f name of Somers’ ,"” or “St had its orig in the fact that Admiral Sir George Somers was here thrown ashore by a fearful hurricane in 1609, and took formal possession for the British crown. A hi mers’ expedition was written shortly afterwards tain Jourdain, whose book is supposed to have su to Shakspere the ground work of po pest,”’ as well as a fitting p It fiat’ creation of the. poct’s mind island may have been cntirely not improbabie that be had Jour writing the play. A formal gran} to the Virginia Charter Compax a large number of emigrants tance occur within the succecding two cent Tom Moore passed « portion of time here in | retreat near St. George's, when appointe the Court of Admiralty. ‘Some tasteful e nets were written by him at that tit resort, a fine is etl p siter as one of th: interesting ob) Poor Tom unfortunat money matte hands of his ¢ . Whilst he pean: rations to Lady D. ani his friend Ath defaulting of his Was at one time almost ho ly rumed. bt stamp comes next in the ug in the minia ture history of the Bermudas Jobn Mitchell, it will be remembered, had occasion not many years since to study the constriction of the old hulks floating in the harbor before his transportation to Australia, He was then numbered amongst the many convicts which hh thronged these little islands. These outea an important feature number early 1,800, d. Five | will be shortly a Midway, Tonedos, W: in the water ike. with the name g marked upet their at work in ng mos} e of the inde re well pro ting etc alvor that coun latiem predomi: | ess prisoner. wemner 9, 1858, amuay, vur course for tho, 4ma OUK NASSAT CORRESPONDE! Nasu, N. P., Battamas, Nov. 8, 1858. cts of the ms—Loxs of Life at the Beach—Bollies Pound at Janes’ Point—Re-opening of the Institute—Com mencement of Winter, & ‘The storm alluded to in my last has not been sparse in its destruction of pre ks Islands wi dear that s driven on sbi battered and ot! which were taking in salt were Some of our own small craft have been The master, his son and drowaed on the north a shore roken up on tt It is said th and on the shor in a respectable sphere y farther y be o be. informed The Batiama Institute re-opens to-day. The fir 9 ure, minister h. We may anticipate son , whe nour intercourse with a quent and transit more raj a by means of steam communication Winter has commen if we may form ap opinion from the weather of today. There is a beautiful clear biue sky and a delightful breeze from the north. Of amusements we may look for a good share. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. THE FRIGATE SABINE STILL OUT OF REPAIR. {From the Berm zotte, Nov. 9.) Our last number men! ‘at these islands, on the previous evening, of the United States frigate Sabine, bearing the flag (at the fore) of Commodore Sha brick, Captain H. A. Adams, in distress, having sustained injury to her redder and other damage in a hurricane on the 24th and 26th ult. The Sabine saluted the British flag as she passed round the east end of the island, which was duly ackno by the fort the following morning she sa Droad os Captain Hutton, the Superint Y which was responded to by t ‘ndent of Hloating » the royal of the bar calibre, navy yar then of 1, and has in guns, lier sixty eight ve was laid at U i but she was not launched until 1855. first we During the progress of ber > eht several alterat Brooklyn in 1809 company of 106 Commodore SU and ove by CAPTAIN PAGE'S B We ha : the Sabine, with the f Ger when in Int. 36 deg. 87 min. N., lon. 66 deg min. W at meridian, thermometers, air 74, water 75, byaromet g. 19 min,,"the frigate Sabine, wha standing,to the southward of the sea from 8. K.. experionce the wind NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, vations on this day; estimated positian being lat. 37 dog ,lon, 62 deg. 63 min. During the might the gal moderated, and on the foltowing day lulled (9 ® mode: breeze, the temperature being, air 70 deg., water 74 de barometer 89 deg. It seems evident from the course and direction of the storm and wind as given above, that the Sabine re. rod W.; the first of this cyclone when its centre bore about 8. that in lying to on the starboard tack, the wind at KS. to E.she crossed tho track of the storm at no very great distance from its centre, a8 shown by the moderat tng of the wind on the afternoou of the 24th, and by tho hurricane violence with which it blew during tho f ing twenty-four hours, and that putting her on the port ck was a very judicious move, as she thereby received the veering and shifting of the wind which succeeded fram | E. to NE. in the most favorable manner, The long continuance ef the wind at the same quarter would indicate that its diameter was of great dimensions, and its progress in its track unusually slow; and the posi- tion of the ship on the 26th, when satisfactory observa: tions were obtained, shows, When compared with the reel oning, @ very remarkable ‘current to the northeast, pro- duced either by the wave of the eyclone or by the eastora cage of the Gulf Stream. FROM THE 3, NEWS ISLANT: ‘The royal mai! steamer Delta arrived at Bermuda on the 7th instant, with later news from most of the West Indin islands, The dates are not given in Bermuda files, but a perusal of the intelligence will show that the advices are more receut than those received direct at this port. ANTIGUA. ‘The prospects fer the planters were good, an abundance 2 OTHER WEST INDIA | of rain having fallen. A severe roll of the sea was experienced there on the 24th aud 26th ult. BARBADOES. A general election for members to serve in the House of Assembly had just taken place, and, with but three excep: tions, the old members were returned. Tae new session of the Legislature was opened on the 20th. The weather, from being very wet in the early part of the month, had become excessively dry. The public health had consequently suffered. DEMERARA. Another batch of 221 immigrants had reached this colony from Madeira. Favorable weather for fleld operations continued. GRANADA. The weather continued dry for the plantations The sea along the western coast, down to St. Georges, has been very high and boisterous, indicative of a starm in the neighborhood. JAMAICA, ‘The weather had been exceedingly mild and the rainy season of short duration, so short, indeed, that great fears were entertained that the crops’ would fall short of the laat year’s average. Tlie seorctary of the St. James’ Savings Bank has be- come a defaulter to a very large amount. He was in cus. tody and would be brought to trial immediately. Mr. Gilpin has applied to the Executive Committee for permission to import molasses into Jamaica from the Windward Islands and even Cuba, for the purpose of manufacturing it intorum. The Executive Committee had not the power to comply with Mr. Gilpin’s application, bot it was supposed the Legislature at its next meeting would readily do so, ‘The subject of immigration is still warmly discussed, SAINT VINCENT. ‘The immigrant agent at Madeira, for this colony, has failed in his efforts to obtain laborers, Mr. Gonsalves—a gentleman residing at the Cape Verdes—has offered to supply the colony with one thousand laborers annually, at a cost, at the Cape, of $20. The usual charge per head for passage from the Cape to the West Indies, by vesseis outward bound from England, is £3 15s. Immigrants from Barbadoes are stated to be coming in fast, and there will be, it is said, no difficulty in getting as many from that island as may be required. SAINT LUCIA. ‘Smallpox to some extent prevails in this island. Latest from the Kansas Gold Region. THE MINES RICH IN YIELD—~TESTIMONY OF A CALI- FORNIA AND FRASER RIVER MINER. (From the Kansas City Journal of Commerce, Nov. 16.) Mr. S. S. Smith, who went out from this city’ on the first day of October last, for the Pike's Peak gold mines, re. turned op Sunday, being forty-four days making the trip. He left the mines on Cherry creek on the 30th of Octo ber. Mr. Smith is well known to many of our citizens. He has been in the California mines for some years, and has, perbaps, travelled further the t season in search of gold than any man on the continent. He left Califor. nia lust summer for Fraser river, remained some time at the Colville mines, *ut was driven away by the Indians, crossed the country and the Rocky Mountains to the head waters of the Missouri, descended the river in a canoe to Fort Randall, wher found the steamer D. A. January, on which he shipped to Kansas City, Arriving here od of the first gold excitement, he deter- Peak, and started on the first of Oc- tober, and reached his destination on the 27th; on the 28th be went out prospecting upon the head waters of Cherry creek, working only four bours with a shovel and pan, and obtaining between four and five dollars in gold dust. Obtaming such information from the miners as he deemed of importance, he started back the next day. CHERRY CREEK. This stream js reported by the miners to be about twen- ty five miles long, bas its source not in the mountains nor ih the prairies, boat near gome high divides. About three miles from ad of this stream he fouyd nine men at work. Ato seasons of the year the oreek ia dry near its m ), but for twenty miles there is water the year round, The miners al! agreed that from five to twenty-five dol. lars per day could be easily made on any of the streams of that section of country, with the proper mining appara- tus. As yet but very little prospecting has been done, and that little very poorly. Chub creck, Medicine Bow fork, Cherry oreek,and afew other str prise the whole prospecting circuit of the miners now there All the miners agreed in their expression of opinion to Mr. Smith, that far richer deposits would be found in the coming spring than any yet discovered. None of the miners were at all prepared for prospecting, or for extensive mining were, however, tolerabiy jarge numbers of Mexicans being en pack mules Ali through New Mexico preparations were being mule to take lar of provisions in the spring—als> very many Mexicans were preparing for mining opera tious. Ali t s were in good spirite, and intend to Femain in the mines, the ladiaus propbesying a mild win ter BACK TRIP. From Cherry creek to the crossing of the Ark: Mr. “mith was seven days, inding plenty of good 4 water the whole distance, which Me. 3 miles, He made this distance on tra mule for packing blankets a’ He arrived at the Arkansas on the 6th inst, at lock in the evening, and at eleven o'clock the it the Santa Fe mail arrived. Making lity males fast to the mail wagon, he came the balance of the dis tance with the mail At Little Coon ereek, tem miles this site of fone Arkan fur, be found the party encamped whic he trains had as Tuere ha moat of t camp for the winter as goon as they pine pi Mr. Smuth tralue int itiode vded tabi “ rived at Westport on Sanday, at toa o'clock ay evening vertook three of the Georgia re coming in with $2, wha! thirteen mon 1 been som antry, and over a large extent of c three men to fied,and have sent in th chase of a mill f the mines was selling at from $20 to 8: Whiskey was worth at the crossing $1 per q tin there was no tarifon the comme lity her says that he has ev t no better prospects i At he was wei! ware in this locality teu years ago, but at that time the discoveries of California were being male, and no attention was paid to the reports of gold in the from F. by & At2P. M., the wind fi + ye wis heavy eat oa r Smith made this trip for the expr pee of fected the topeatic. = siesta j avcertaining Wow rielt these mines w re iat he ‘ : . might cecide between them and the Fraser r ¥ Derieg the morning of the $3d reduced wall to double | Ties ‘now sath and ext spring, if alive, he will refed topenilt, reefed foresail, and fore storm staysa oe ats fee pel ’ and hove ehip to the northward, the wind having iacreas: | ed, and still from the same quarter “a perature Of air 96 deg.. and water Dresiiets Berore tae Mayon or Rreasxonn, f. A mies wine § Yesterday mornin F w -ea bh & mew + charged agninet th “mn. re ander the authority vested in him asad oes Peace, be bed seed a warrant for, the arr tot the clote re parties after rea: dof Charles Irving published and 6 air at 74 deg lat. a4. M. ship to the southwar wind increased to a gale f perature of air 70 deg... wat 61 min On the 24th an: red tayea increased from the eame quarter until to storm mnizzen, rain tr temperature, a m stor water 76 ¢ 28 deg. % inin. From uptil bt the wind had veered to E. N. i blew With less vielen rach less as to induce the # the foresal! an ain topeail clow i war moderating was a truly delaw thoes ter ar to the nuiet be midnight, a Raron 2 Tl min. & eirrous clouds y ith great wenty mn the eaatwar an] ro Hightning from the northward and westward and north. ward and eastward, | 2th. —At 1 A. Mt ere hurricane from N. E., with @ heavy sea; maintopanil sheets parted, when the earl was soon blown to prcee haaied ap t foresail whieh, being anabie to furl it, was a carried away the jib boom and two ber hammock rail te the water's « te Temper tor GR di lon. 66 deg. 8 min hours the barrieane raged with grow welenes, th eter baving fallen to 28 deg. 54min. 4 M the barometer began to rise, sitheweh et ng with intense severity from N. and NN. W., 00d at mid | Hort stood at 20 deg. 29 min. | th Very little moderated until aftor goer iian, whon eat NNW. Temperature, a” 85 dog. woter ¢. barometer 20 deg, 67 min. Lat 7 ey longitede 68 deg. 12 min.; t wd. 2 m haro. and 4 yma th the intensity of the storm pe gradunliy decreased to a moderate ir % ne wiy, and at midn id * * yo the following day, @he 27th, t as above, wind N.N.W., with the ba tatiomary at 29 ¢ OF min, afvor wh inued to rise slowly, and at ' midnight stood at zy There were uo onser- nthe Whig of Thar last, which be thoaght calculated to lead toadned, Neither of the parties peace in the sum of $3,000, did not deem it necessary to increase the amount, but ognized him for his appearance on Monday in the sam Of $500 to answer for libel. Tat olgbt Mr. Irving Was ar rested, and ! to ball to keep the peace and to appear on Mone ‘The Mayor then stated t nything aatd, Written oF phim culated tw excite or provoke a cha Wasa bigh misdemeanor; aud as Mr. Irving's stare, he melined to tlee opinion that be for libel, as was Me. Wise for ule the succeeding’ morning. After re public ring to var © authorities on the subject of libel, hie Honor stat that tie Bhyect wae to protect the poace of tt monwealth. He wanted to ascertain from the courts of record if eneh publications in the hewspapers as those alluded to age to be tolerated in this community, and the quiet and good order of the pubiiic to ba disturbed by anticipating street fizhts with pistola, where the lives of innocent persons are to be endangered. ‘The counsel for the accused—Mr, Crump for Mr. Teving, and Lyons for Mr. Wire—couid not see how a pro. reention libel could be maintained, when neither of the parties were plaining. Where were the witnesacs for the enton Ith to make ont her case? Hf the par ties were to admit that what cach said of the other were true, then there would be no libel. Neither gentleman has made any © ts; ne evidence has been atducet to show that they were the authors of the publications to sion has been male, and un@l som witnesses were introduced to sustain the charge, tt cannot stand. If the Court anticipates a ste breach of the peace in any 4: let the par their good behavior. A prosteution for |i) way to offeet that end. The Mayor stated that as Wise was already under bonds to keep the peace, t would require Me. Irving to give bail for his good Beha vior in the sum of $2,000, which was readily given. FY the bel he would hot now recogni thom to should # to the next Grand ering, as be did, that horas duc to the pores ant harmony of the city Umt he should do %0.—Richmond Disparich, Now B _CO— EE EEE ere NOVEMBER 25, "The Moore and Livingston Affatr—The Charge j of Conspiracy to Kill SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Nov, 24.—M. Price Moore vs. Alfred 8. Lavingston and Wfe.—The extraordinary character of this famous case attracted a large assemblage in Court to-day to hear the final argument of the counsel. All the parties were in Court, looking comfident of success, and apparently none the worse from their long litigations. It will be remembered that nearly two years ago Livingston had Dr. Moore indicted on a charge of conspiracy to kill him, through the agency of some negroes, a pretty little girl, and Moore's own brother. Mr, Moore was acquitted, after a very interesting trial, which lasted five days, the theory of the defence being that Livingston was trying to get Moore into prison, 80 that he could not prosecute a civil | suit then pending, in which he charged Livingston with | defrauding him out of a large amount of real estate The cause came to trial in March, 1857, before Justice Roosevelt, and resulted in a decree in favor of the plain- uit; the defendant being ordered to execute and deliver to Moore a deed of the property. The appeal is from that decree, and the result, ax stated by the counsel, is to both partics a matter of life and reputation; to Moore for the means of living—Livingston to defend himself and wife trom the charge of fraud and treachery. The printed case makes a book of one hundred and forty nine pages, presenting a most extraordinary history of secret and Confidential transactions of many years standing, which naturally, one would suppcse, would have been forgotten long since by witnesses who ‘strangely enough have sur- vived and remember al! about matters in which they were not interested in the smallest degree. The leading facts are, briefly, that in 1844 Dr. Moore made a deed of his property, a8 he says, in confidence and trust, for his owa benefit. That in 1846 it was re-conveved to bim, and some time afterwards he loaned the deed to Livingston, who never gawe it back to him; and failing to recover itin 1852 Moore brought this it. On the other hand, Linea says{ that the sale in 1844 was bona fide, and that Paid Moore $106 50 for it; that Moore, having spent the money, pretends it was a trust, and, as the pro- perty has greatly improved, is now trying to get it back. Of course, the evidence is full of flat contradictions, and an amount of perjuries that may be hereafter important references to the code reformers. The cause was not tried till five years after its commencement, during which time it — through the hands of many eminent lawyers. ‘ument was concluded. PERSON. AL. DWARD MARTIN, JAMES MARTIN AND RICHARD Calvert, related to "Mrs. Burt, afterwards Mrs. Calvert, of London, England, are requested’ to send their addresses to 8. W., Herald office. 8. J. +, Won, Eddy & Co., Wiimiagton, Delaware, after De ISS ANNIE H. CLIFFORD.—YRSTERDAY 1 SENT you a letter, per mail. addressed “ashley Hall, Litch. field, Conn.,” and hope at will reach yon very soon. M c » WRITE AGAIN, AS YOUR NOTE OF the 19th was not received in time for me to comply — your request. LOST AND FOUN FOUND. OUND—A STRAYED DOG, WHICH CAME TO THE premises of 22 Dey street, which the owner cau have by proving property and paying charges. Jorma: OST—A CERTIFIED CHECK ON THE ORIENTAL 2. Bank for $100, of which the payment has been sinned: The finder will recei e $40 reward by returning it to H. Klaaer, LO Attorney street. O8T—A PORTEMONNAIE CONTAINING ABOUT 810 and one of Herring's patent safe keys. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the oilice of the Union Place OST—ON SUNDAY, NOY. 14, A VERY LARGE BLACK Newfoundiand dog. white spot en breast and tail. A liber- al reward will be paid by ©. Lambert, 140 Dean street, Brook lyn. a = OST—IN A MADISON AY! STAGE, ON TURSDAY afternoon, a child’s coral necklace. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 15 Kast Twenty nlath st. OST—ON TUESDAY NIGHT, THE 2D INSTANT, AT. Or returning from the Academy ot Nuaic, a pair of gold mounted apectacies, n'a red ease. ‘The finder will’ be suitably rewarded, and receive the thanks of the owner, by leaving them rakiin street OST—A SMALL BLACK AN 4 Had on a silver collar marked Katinl York. A liberal reward will be paid street, up stairs, I OST—FROM $2 FAST BALTIC STREET, BRO 5 4 black and tan terrier slut, with pink ribbon round her neck; answers to the name of Spring. Whoever brings the ‘same to the above address wil! be rewarded. OST-IN GOING FROM PRINCE TO BARCLAY 4 street, ina Broadway omnibus, a roll of billa, between bf _ S40, J-{ fereee of which to the Herald oifice a live be pal “OST—YESTERDAY. AFTERNOON, IN THE GROCERY store on the southwest corner of Prince and Laurens streets, a mother of pearl portemonnate, containing « tam of money. A reward will be paid by leaving the same a No.9 ‘arick p! ErT IN ONE OF THE MADIBON AVENUE STAGES— L4 atabout lO A. M..a small ledger. It ts of no use but to the owner. ‘The finder will be ly rewarded by sending it to % Jobn street, up tals. a JTOLEN—ON THE 26TH OF OCTOBER, A GOLD LEVER SS wateh and gold chain. The watch has engraved on the ontside case “Forget me pot.” The thief who stole it tried to awn itin Newark, it is presumed he has done so in New Fork, ‘The owner wil! gladly pay the amount he hag raised on it.” Any information reapecting the watch or the wherenbouts ote thiet, who was in my nit: will be rewards i 3 #406 1 _REWARDS. EWARD—LosT OVERBOARD FROM. THE PRO- Ne . pelier Petome tranded at Heil Wednesday 10th inst, ten pales ot cotton, | following 1 »(K) LAT) (WARMED A Hit ward will be paid tion thereof, or t covery, on Applicatic per of Wiliam he recovery of sald cotton, or Any information that will lead op to the ersigned, 46 Pine atreet, cur JOHN B. PAL Average Adjuster and I Broker s F REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE NIGHT 2) of Nov. W, a black and tan terrier slut, answers to the Dame of Busey.” Any one finding abd returuing ber t090 West Broadway, shall receive the above reward. Any person hav ing bought her, will have the purchase money cheerfal ly re. funded by applying as above. 5 REWAND.—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER Any one re‘arning him w 223 Teuth street, will reward. receive the avo 50) REMARD.-STOLEN ox THE NIGUT OF Tie eX) 22: inat., a sorrel roan horse, at AB xB hich whe apet.on cus tone Bast, ripe down mace, jong tall. and is about six years alt market b painted red, the body of tnasaal length and | with, but few efit apritgn’ Aino barnes, heavy al ness | ly mew. $25 will be pant (or the recovery of the above, ani $25 tor the apprelension and conviction of Ue Flesmixa, JAMES LAWAENCE Also fi REWARD. NO. Ls gg A For 4 teenth et { this moat cluster breastpla. + nd ade imperfect. Foe roing the ryme to 2 asked: if the piu ab: vl be FINE ARTS pproen, ™ o, FINE ARTS. Importers of Od pe | | ; : | ax te Freneh chins Bokemingd glass, STERFOROOT IC ViRWS—t street, has Just r sews ail pare ct Rurope, an latent productions. Views on Pyrenees, Germany, Raypt. t land.on the Rhive, Paris, Scotland. de., at the lowest marked prices SIMONDS, OPTICTAS eived a large assortinent always on hand “DENTISTRY. TRETY INSERTE RTTPICTAT AT Tit LOWEST AA possible prices. “ er om plstina, $25 nena geen Tent wveat pal Ufees 319 Canal sureet, woar Mercer, ove bluck weal of Bro wd wey. DR, RAGLETON List, <9 BROOME sTRs val wly'to th French artificial eyes i I ENTISTRY. dentist, fr brane with an esta Address Dentist, bow vito tte A ehgagement nmap require hie vervices Pall oto, bor one Week $5 ONLY GOLD PARTIAL SETS: $18 GOLD SETS: $7 i silver sete, fi) z lee 4, St Amerioad gumetepe teeth,” beautiful cable, fe ibe: for, prvminine awarded. Dr. MANSON Batist no pa Betabiishest 1840. #3 West Twenty avenue, corner of Twenty second fe 32 Ba 3] - FURNITURE, MESINOT AND EXAMELLED OHAMRER FURNT J ture of euperior and warranted manufseture, fints ape, frail and fresoo,in all st 4 eolome 8 Vann opposite W street Jors and styles, wholessle nnd rev! ar and upwards WARIEN WARD. 27 tam 38), four doors enat of Browlway, New York. ARE NOTION —ALL THR roRNIToRE AND pen. heretofore ndvertined to be wold at 056 Aereiway, fem mrect, consisting of rome wood oak, Walowt end ae ern spring, hair and other 1 itiramses, will be agetion oe Priday, SRB, witoat fe 10 the highest y44 ‘over $100 good notes of fone aud sie montng will be taken. ‘ mr LLED CHAMBER St ive or tC party RF, t NEW PUBLICATIONS, A™ BOOKSELLERS, Ald, NEWS DY PALERS Ts, Ty, PE READY RAR. ¥ IN pDROEMAEN Fo SUPPL ¥ Hk PUR Witt Gakar REPUBLIC MONTHLY.’ _MISCELLANEOvsS, ARNOH .D'S FARM TL a CHEAPEST AND MOST ‘economical mi ffered to the public. It combines dhree machines in one vir, worn Tall (eriading very fine), corn shelier, ou a large seale, and a corn and cob crusher. LILGERWOOD & CO., No. 9 Gold streat. youens, Colds and indwenzn, ‘Will be immediately cured eee Tensof | thopaanta bs pave wed it eres LY male failure, avenue. bg tye AGENTS. JAS. T Cryo 86 William street. ats OG. WELLS & 115 Franklin street. RE. J. LOWENTHAL'S WATER CURE AND GYM. boarders,“ iiyarlade bad zanna io an: ent without Boarder whe aro net pe: naisum, at No. 110 Bl Gut door practice ettended to tna, separate dlaner la Képtat 6 o'cluck East ae FRESH BUTTER FOR SALE—PAR SINGLE 4 so partridges, hares (in fine condition), wood mut meal, vochtine berriny 120 Water street, near OLD MINES OF WESTERN KANS. aE AN PERSON desiring to receive correct information cont the gold near Pike's Peak, how much can be ¢ perdey, i. time Of starting to reach in’ safety, what it would cost, can do 60 by dressing James F. Legate, Leominster, Mass., ocaaee ap ‘ pomags stamp. He will auswer all inquiries imme- beef. ata vat RICHARDSON ‘‘ MCLEOD, ‘all street. ORRILUIS PATENT CLOTHES DRYERS—CHEAD, Simple and durable; saves shovelling Keeps nent yards in sunamer. and elevates we way. For rights or machines, a . Durgit Brosdway, Moffat Building, room No. a ‘Send for png Mearns TOOLS WANTED. A parallel sorew lathe, capabis of taming a fet, panna mae planing four ag p mpright driding oanthing, cepabje or drilling tach and s half diameter. All adapted for AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION for the million, Bend ud stamp for cireular, IN & 0O., Utica, N.Y. Gus AND PRICES OF PHELPS’. FOONOMIST PRINT. © by the ‘ONEY MAKING, ing pre tented November use of ‘ AY rint cards, Stare de. phich na person ean Ro. wren prints inside a Sinch circlé, for envetopes, Noe! 3 iit print a'No. Ii card “(4x33 inches) ‘or’ ‘small cir- culars Nous %, well adapted for country geome, 7x4 inside of chase, 35 btule and conn shits for dale. PHEEBS. ALLO CK & CO., 98 John street. HOW CASES —HOFFMAN & 1 FERSOH'S SHOW CASE warerooms, 44 Chatham street, near the City Hall. A neral assortment of show cases kept constantly on hand. eases taken in exchange, Orders promptly executed, Watan A. ae, DEALER IN ALL 1 KINDS OF Southern and Eastern timber and lum! POR ios im re- ceived and executed with, despatch for building and E purposes. Oaice 36 South street, New Yor! sae a 5 LOAN OFFICES. T il CRAMBERS STREET, THE WELL KNOWN AND old established ISAACS advances money to any amount ou diamonds. watehes, Jewelry and every description of va- luable propery, oF ‘or the Bame bought at the highest cash and confidential N.B.—No business on Saturday. AT JAGESONE MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, wa ewe e, er: every descrinGos, or bought andellae, v0. gonal propery of © SEPL SON, Suctioneer and broker, LIL tree doors of Broadway. TG. marr 306 peosnr sy, wt RY, PIANOS, DRY GOODS, ory Or vRire. Call on this old established responsib! where you can receive any amount at sight, T a BOWERY, BETWEEN BROOME AND DELAN- ches, Jewel rete go ‘aencrigtion, of FaluaDle watches, Jewel elty, every ee Property; or the same bought for highest toubitential, Sree rae SS Pees Ate 386 BROADWAY: —J. MACDUFF HAVING OPENED his jewelry establishment, where all kinds of watches, Jewelry, &e. can be had at leas than half the original cost, parties seeking for preseuts for the holidays should call before going elsewbere, OANS-IN ANY SUMS, MADE So Diawonns watches, jewelry, silver ware, fan ano, and personel iy, of all deseri 21 Third avenue, betweea Kighth and Ninth streets. entrance to the oilice, Business confdendal ONEY TO ANY “AMOUNT 0 ON DIAMONDS, WA‘ and Kinds, ished 1545. Business: coniidential; im store. JACOBS, 47 Broadway. THE TURF. OF CELEBRATED TROTTING HORSES to enter them for the great equine exhihition, ra at the Palace Gardens, will please address: alace Gardens, Fourteenth street and Sixth Our ioe ietor Srokens New York HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR A ‘eMALL. family, near Broapwas, between Prince and Fourteenth pepe t rent not to exceed $1,400. Address A. C., Uniou square vst oflice. (URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—THE ADVERTISER lahes to purchase the furniture, and rent or purchase he bse, ™ agenteel and desirable inn a, with ful particulars, box 2,782 AURNTENED HOUSE WANTED.—A SMALL FAMILY sb to hire & furni vase in @ pleasant location, on side of the city, not below Fourteenth street: mat have all the modern LOI Fost otee, 8 Peprrenees given, Ad- dress, postpaid, Lox 4.019 Post office, N. bi he WANTED—POR & SIX MONTHS OR LONGBR, furnished or not, for a genteel family of two por: am sized modern built rent ato $30 $3900, to Sixthavenuen, bot above 8 YRINSHIMER ic 525 Fourth aveniie. N ACHINERY —WANTED, A CIROULAR SAW BENCH, with shafts and pulleys. Address Wm. Wilkens & Oo., Ist, Bowery. OOMS WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, or three, roome to keeg honse tn, with an Americas rms, be. "answer temetmaly. EWING MACHINE WANTED—TO HIRE FOR Two S othe: Grover & Bakers ae oe ie dees _ eae Address, GAS PUET NANTED—rRow 9 TO 19 CORDS. APPLY M. ANDREWS, 115 Front otairs, back of- N cau reserve oue rvoM. Las ~ TO Ri NT-BY A SMALL FAMILY, A uafurnisbed wed in good order, between Hrosd way and Seveothavenie, from Fourth street up to Teeny. sronnd styl Kent noi to exceed $1,000, Address box 996 ‘eat ollie / ANTED—IMME DIATELY, POR A PRIVATE PAMI- ly, furnished house.” Address A. B., box 766 Post of- Soe, stating particulars as to rent, location, £0, ‘TED—A COOL CELLAR, FOR A LAGER BIER Address G. K., 110 Chureh street, with par- TANTED—TWO TIYDRAU ne, 8 hip al PRESSES, with ro um. Address F.¥ V fone, floor unforntehed, tna house not ‘above Pour. wwenth stteet: rent not to exceed S18) @ year, Address, with partiouiars, M, box 2.900 Post ofice, JAXTED—A SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS, CONRISTING chen and (wo bedrooms, with use of gas aud Address, stating particulars, A. A. A., | WINES, LIQUORS, &C. LEXAWDER EAGLE, NO. 70 FULTON STREET, Kirook lyn continues to Keep on hand liquors of the purest yunlity and sundand brands He defles competition, with re. speot to the superior qa irish and Sooteh whiskeya, Holland ef phia, London and Du UADtites to wut. ce POR LIQUORS—TO BUY OR TO SELL—WINES, brandies. ging. rom, Sentch whiskey, &c., froma gallon re toa pamcheon, cbeap ah JON ATITAN JONES, Importer, Witham wreet, New Yor’. HOT WHISKEY JP VOU Want a « A prime ¢ a8 on © 6a Four anete, FRED. McKENZIF, 14 Ann street, bl sik [RUST WHISKEY. THR REST BRAND, WITHOUT ANY exorption, and pays the highest daty, #t #2 ver gallon er is per bottle. Also all the favorite ty Booth 5 Old ears old; London dock, Jamal >. Cognac DIAN Port win bouied ia Porvugal, bearing the sea! and Imbel of Osborn & Co. HM KER & Fulton street, RUBIS sole agents for the ATERLE AND CHAMP AGN The undersigned have been app United statra and Canada for the sale of the chumpagne wines of Mesara. Jacques Goerg & Co. at Chalons sur Marna, rence We present thelr “steed fo tue piylie under two vie view ba and Robie Thess superior wines will @ found th all reapects to equal, If not to wurpass, any other for mie in the market. From the long experience sive possessions and large means of the well known of Jacques Goerg & Co. and their determination to ich abel, meet, with te approval of con, Ua tefl wl rite . ARGO fe nccLosney, 19 Rroad atreet. ‘The above wines may always be Rad’ at the fol jaces —Jobn Jd. iirammont & Co., corner bored atroets: Win. 8. Carwin & Co, 690, Broxd wns A. Kerr. 746 Broadway: ta & J. Corwin & Go, 900 Broadway; prondway Campbeil & Searnaa, ath Miosdway; W. 136 Brontway Corwin, Benj vs v. Horse, Ld Vira my istien ford, 10 Fourd prenue! @ J. Jaques, S88 nie; Charles 8, Bagson, Jif hisecker street, wep Staplen, 182 Bowery . W. EVANS & CO. m, brewers of the cate half bia. De- pot No, 1 Haerigon stevet. nM GACT, agent. T" FAMILY CASE FOR ft CONTAINING THR FOL low —s ao 2 40 2 4. ¥ do. Fa all ome doven beatles Ne. 7 South Wiliam “6 po aa eon Pine ap le our | eters old ire Rentch wh Mesphy" J Irieh whiney, vo nore before going e! 7 ig ws io row {rlonds aad patrons at No, 7 Bouth 1858, __POMITICAL, ‘AT, ‘A MERTIG HELD ON MONDAY FVENING, NI vember 22, at 62 Kast Thirteenth street, to nominate an independenteandidate (copublionn) ine Alderman of the Seventh Aldermanic distriet, Auber, Skillings received the wnanknous sogmnation, THOMAS FARRELL, President. REGULAR MERTING OF THE YOUNG MEN'S DE mocratic Club of the Eighth Aldermanic district will be held this (Thursday) evening at ' dail, corner Broome and Pit streets, at the usu: ur Nicuotas L. Hansen, Sec. JOHN DUFFY, President. TA MEETING OF THR FOURTEENTH WARD RE- ular Democratic Republican Committee, acrording to the all from Tai Tammany Hall, to vominate School officers, the foi He ooe rei eels nociimaiedeaor Manvel Comenesiocer, Andrew if: Greene; for Brisioes, Jus Mulligan aad tivo, De: benham; for Taspector, site JAMES KEHOX, Chairman, _Gronax D. Suarre, Secretary. TAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Republican Regular Nominating Committee of the Fourth Senatorial district, held tn pursvance to the eal nf the General Committee of Tammany Hall, Mr. ‘Thomas Smith, of tie Second | Ward, was unanimously chosen chalrman, and William W ain John Donnelly were appointed secretaries. On owing named gentlemen were inanimously Hominid for Councilmen for the Fourth Senstorial district: fom Ni rT, Morgan Jones, Peistek Lufley, A. J. MeUar- any, Wilacs Watah, Daniel Mae ! te TOMAS SMITH, Chairman. | Rees f Secretaries. T P| BOOS ORETIOR OF THE DELEGATRS TO THR th Senatorial Counetlmanis Convention, held at ovening, Nov. 2%. 1858, the follow~ fe nna Alexander r. Henry Lux, Fran- NDLI , Chairman. Atenas JAMES RYAN 18 THE PEOPLE'S IN- dependent candidate in the Firat diatrict. ile isa pop ular right man, and can command a large majority. rnocnars AROUSE. ND’ MASS KATIPIOATION MEETING. The demoe ublican el dscmberatie neg lectors of New ig Fork, ieodiy { to regular nominations and ‘he ‘usages ot the quested to assembl TAMMANY HALL, ON FRIDAY. RVENING, Thue 2ir1t Fo'clock, for the purpose of ratifying’ the nomina- GEORGE HW. PURSER For eg et And ISAAC TOWNSEND For Almshouse Governor. The following datingulahed speakers will address the meet Hen Jobn Van Buren, Hon. John eg patty, are re- at half-pas tions of Jobn Kelly, Jas. T. Brad: “ Theo. E. Tomlinson, “ Wm. B. Macl y, = = bis Col “ Edward C. West, = @. Barnard “ Thos C. Fields, * Sivan ae a + bya “ Daniel ir. Merkle, By order of Writs 45 TWEED, Chairman ‘Convention, Race S. HART, Chairman Committee on ‘Or antzation. PETER B. SWEENY, Chairman Democratic Republican General Committee. Joun H. Witttams, 8. D. Vanpexneypen, > Secretaries. J. J. Gui Li ‘OR CONSTABLE—SEVENTEENTH WARD—PHILO- | _sopher Magraul. OR COMMA RESET AE TRAE WARD—(TAM- man} Monahan. ugh TeRWAND ¢ CHITSTINAN, ‘Chairman. _Jonn Brapy, 8 FFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCTI, Prone cores November 19, a Inspectors of Eteo- from the First to the Kleventh wards, lusive, elected at the inst election are hereby noed toaiiend at the oOice of the County Clerk, room No. 10 ‘City Hall, on Tuesday, the 3x ‘The Inspectors of Election from the Tweifth to the Twonty- Ainclusiv here! second wi by notified to aitend at the fh wards, attend on Thursday, the 21 day land the Ipstrict Canvassers. from the Tweifh vs . are hereby notified to attend ween the houraof 10 A. ‘3d day M0 D.T. VALENTINE, Clerk GENERAL COMMITTE! AD. By sec cee pom she boat 3 ‘yore OUHOHUE . GENET, Chairman. EGULARS’ New York, Nov. | terprising | reckless manner in which near! ' dustrions 0} been announced as seater Wedvestay) evening at Mosart H Hal in opp at Tamim: nothing of the pity and T T ena Ibaaetiy sup} the regular democratic ticket emanatin, ket emanating fro ag al a headed begeo a0s 'GRORGE G. BARNARD. < PROPLE'S AND REGULARS, liegt! ATION.—FOR nstables—Seventeenth ward—Hugh Monahan Heary EDW = DRAKE, Chairman. 6™, WARD. AT A MENTING OF THE CONVENTION nominate school officers for the Sixth ward, held at Mou- roe Lae oe orbe Pear! and Centre streets, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 24, the following gentlemen were unanimously Spor Reboot “ Comminsioner-—Michnel Beggs. For Trustees Joh Lenaban aid Francis O°Rourk. we si OWEN,KENNY, Chitrman. _Eowanp Surntoce, Jr., Seci TH ALDERMANIC Ls abet Soma WARD. Democratic ican Regu lar Nomination. writ a. PRC OAL A. CHILDS Chairman of the Wits Monaay, Boer Nominating Coarvention. 4TH WARD. 16%. the undersigned. citizens and taxpavers of the Ninth A ie district, hereby pledge ourselves: ae AN- DREW LEARY for Alderman at the ensuing electhin as the regular nominee, and asa man who bereto- fe honestly and fearlessly represented us in the State Legis: lature of 1882, and subsequently in the Board of Councilmen of the city of New York, and opposed to the tyranny of a close corporation’ Tra A. Libby, Thos, Jones, Jr., John Phelan, Charles A. May, Edward Fox, James Cansidy, Frederick Wagner, Peier Ht, Yan Riper, Reilly, Doctor J. M, Pronets Michsel MeMunea, Joho Me Tntoah, ee at Michae! fiath svgoue and Swenty atstherrect, and anatiovsesly vad Ready and James Mev.owan for Cr ahaa vo the nesalnations are endorsed by the Hegu- fare’ aod People's Convention Nich aRD MANNIFOLD, Chairman. Rowent MoGoway, Secretary. AT WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ‘Ward Committee of the Seventecnth ward are reynested to_mect at Hermitage Hall, corner of Allen and Houston streets, on Thursday evening. the 2th inet. st + * Joun Ryax, Sec'y, x8. a. CORNELL, TH WARD PROPLE'S “INDEPENDENT DEMO. fee Ch he members of this club are requested “el mosting tie (Thursday) evening, at eight o'clock, at Capt. McGuire's, corner First avenue nad Seventh street. Members are requested to be punctual, as business of importance will be brought before the elub Patni Hoian, See. JAMES KELLY, Chairman. LT renee meeting of the TH WARD DEMOCRATIC HICKORY hyde —ATA hove named © Hinil Pince, on the e Sergeant at Arma. 19™, WARD U dye EAT IC... bg CLUR=AT A meeting of Hie 2h ISDA, it wae mowed and ar ay ‘movoaly carrie’ th os Sonn Morris be nominal distriet. Tt ws { the Seventa Counriimant al hat ave hea rly endorae the sation of ale Townsend for anitielnte ward ty east their Sons REOMOND, Chairman. " nominated aa the py ‘ oak every ¥ in the orting him out victor ions BamUet SiiaW, Seeretary. TH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUNLt ean nomination for Alderman of the Eleventh Alor manic district, James Connolly, Mr, Connolly received the unanimous from the People's and Regular Convon tion—not through bribery and corruption, as others tried to re ceive theirs. 2 PavAs. A MASS MEETING OF THE ‘Twentieth ward will be held at Milliman Twenty a ixth streot and Seventh avenue, on Thursday, Now. ahothottiork. PMs to ratify the nomination of James Con rman, and Valentine Cook for ¢ igeneiiman Hon. Me! Hon, KR, Bradford otbers will jndaresa the meeting. JOM WARD <A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE OF secre at ihe haying assembled at t yea Connolly and Themnas A. Danae nving ss house of Daniel P. Kennedy, corner wen! street and Tenth avenvig, It was wueatimonety Served that James Connolly shop ti nie nomines of mocratic party pre yet of the ‘wentieth wat nh _ KENNEDY. ' Uestrman, HCRARD FLANAGAN, feorstary, mwaap 2 Fifteenth Aldermanic District. People's and Regulars eet at MORROGH. Sieseuiian eebnaen Fah UA Sinew OOD WARD.—A MEETING a see ae Tre a4 Republican epi Son At Thr radny) Inman of ona haa its i bon, See, ‘protem. DENNIS ¥. ROOT, Cha, gon WARD DEMOCRATIC RE ES meeting of att club, hungoy. Bat inetant, to Sunda there Fete n9 cholee vent on ¥ en votes it pees Seated at 7% 0! when #8 expect Ai" fotkart's Hoel, Forty seventh hireet Firbth avenue, her Tt wee regolees call ittne Macswadi. POLITICAL. (Beng # jerman.— sli Hf of citizens: erie Twenty-second ward, without distinction of party, was beld Last (etuenean oceans, 2h 0 tioval Hall, Fares fourth street, for the purpose of ritfying the nomination of Henry L. re people's and taxpay- irteenth tis ers’ party, canditate for Aiferman Dru vemided, assisted By. thirteen Vice Presiteots. Sates were made by Judge Birdsall, Messrs, Shes, Jona & Genin, Valteraon, Newell, and thera highly guloguile ot Wr. Bulkley asan honest avd sepable, man, port of all ehizens of the district opposed to ‘aol fal coreup resolutions were then offered jon and misrule. ‘The ie meeting adjourned, with loud cheers for its candvintes— and unanimously JOHN H, HOWLAND, Secretary. Resolved, That the alarming exient to 9 whieh’ the govera- ment of thé city has been subjected to the induences and di Feetion of corrupt men and party machinery, has Tmveradveduy of honest and relable eitizeva, former divisions upon State and ities, on piatform for the purpose of redeeming: pal Corporation aud placing i onee more npen a basis that wif Entitie Lo that respect which tis great commercial and e- ruance junuy entities ft; therefore rot ‘bat in offering to the electors of the Twentyae- cond ward ihe name of Henry 1. Bulkley to be supported at fhe enauing clection for Alierman, the honest nd independent, democracy have a man ot hich and unblemished reputation, of Known and acknowledged abitity wad intelligence, and a sire Diedge that the great inieresta ofthe city and the ward earnestly and faithfully watched aud protected in all ite depart meuls. Kesolved, That white we deplore the looae, dishonest and y every branci and department of the city government has been conducted during can 1, God few Years, It gives us great pleasure to be able to invite the pendent masses to rally us one man to the support ts one 4 Our most esteemed. worthy and distinguished and Ut should your efforts in the coming contest bo erowued wil succes#, as it is not doubted that they will, the Board of Aldor. meu will Le sure to have atleast ove min of sterling woeth and incorruptible integrit Resolved, ‘hat the working man, the mechanic and the in- all classes, have in Mr." Bulkley, a strong and un- deviating friend. and are called upon by the highest considera- tions to cast their suifrages for hin Resolved, That we are in for the fight, and confidently and earnestly call upon ali bigh minded and iidependent. voters, ola democrats an: woerats, and those who wish ® 004, honest city vnent honestly administered, to. vote for that ine: tibi vitlexible democrat, Heury'L, Buik- ley, for Alderu: 6D WARD CONSTABLE'S CONVENTION AP A meeling of delegates to the above Convention, held t to the call of the General Committee of Tammany at Riley’a Hotel, corner of Ninth avenue and Fort ek treet, on Wednesday evening, 2ith inst. Thomas C Francis Frank received the nomination Tor Consta: bow CHAKLES SEAGRIST, retary. Thomas Conxon, THE FIRMMEN. At A MEETING OF INSURANCE PATROL No held at the watch house on Wednesday evenin; In.» tue following resolutions were unanimously Whereas, it has pleased an all-wise of His Provide remo fuiness Cornelius V. Anderson; and, whereas, we upon to express in a suitable manuer our grief at the loss we Bave met; therefore, Resolved, ‘That in the death of Cornelius V. Anderson In- surance Potrol No. 2 have lost a friend endeared to them by many kindly tes Resolved, That, ax President of the Insurance Patrol Com- mittee, Mr! Anderson discharged the duties incumbent uj him tn sucha marner as to win the respect and ailection ofan with whom he had deailng enolved, That a copy of the above resolutions be sent to the Recretary ct the Insurauce Fatrol Committee aud published im 1¢ Hera Joun Croasin, Captain; Phillp Decker, Wm. L. Perego, 24. Jollie, Committee XEMPT GINE COMPANY—AT A_REGULAR Ineeting of this company. eld November 4, 1588. the following pres vreaunble and resolutions reported by the committee were adopted: ‘hereas, we are called upon to bow in submission toone of theae strokes of divine Providence, which bave of late xo fre- quently been tafitcted upon the Fire Department ; Whereas, itis becoming that the members of the" iexemp fee Company should publicly express the deep so1 ve} in this thi bereavement; therefore, be it , esnlved, Thacin the death of Cornelius V. Anderson, the Fel ment are called upon to mourn the loas of one who, in the discharge of his duties of a fireman, ever aimed to germs our ocr wg to that honorable ition by which od ¢ the pride and boast of the citizens of New *Cesolved, That we bear willing evidence to his exalted aud igh toned ‘charactor his strict integrity, bis maniy bearing, ‘and many. social qualities which have his many friends and marked him a ‘ndellibie lines as Goda noblest work—an honest m Resolved, That we sincerely condolo with the alficted f of the deceased in this their aid bereavement, aud recomms prenie ap doeth all things well, and “ whom he loveth chasteneth.'” ‘enwlved ‘hat tis company attend the funeral of the de- na Resolved, htt a copy of these resolutions, the ‘iflicers of this erm tra the deceaved, and the same be pt ‘Committee-Jobn G. Fisher, on it, Platt James Cameron. ened MILLS, Foremaa, _Onas. B, Giepeneunvn, my UDEON HOSE COMPANY, NO. 21 —TH® MEMBERS mbers of this company, and the mem- bers of Miloon Hagine Company No 1, who were attached to her while located in Duane street, are requested to meet ab the carringe house on Thursday, Kovember 25, at il orciock "yi, toattend the funeral of Rx-Chiet Engineer 0. V, Au- com NOT SPENCE, Chairman, By syed $ TWENTY ONE.—AT A of the mem! eid at their joy sige neat 9 fan By order of the comps T. M. Mooney, Secretary. enn HOSE peat the spring time of of his early lite in serving the pubiicas volunteer, member wad foreman o/ Ka. gine Company No 1, while gceup ving the ‘samme station that now hold. As’ Chief Ei an sorre petunte the character of the deceased; therefore, be it Kesolved, That in the death of Cornelias V. Anderson, Faq., the company has lost « brother distinguished for promptuess, efficiency and courtesy, and the community an honest, ron ght and intelligent citzén. ved, Thet his relatives, who, by this afft tion of Providence, have been deprived of one honor and asolact to them while ving. we rem tenderly mingle our sorrows with us in life, a memory in death is arte. Resolved, That we attend the funeral of our deceased Lod ther, and unite with bis relatives aod friends bg pe Ss lnat garthiy teivute of respect to one who in his I Jroted credit u yon his associates usual badge bal mournilg for thirty days. Resolved, ‘That spore. b be J we wear the = and, the * al tabed endaigned 7 rs and transmitted to we we rRNUT Ss ‘SPENCE, Chairman, aM MM. Moowry, Recretary. “4 Ne. YORK, NOVEMBER, mat A MERTING OF the Board of Trastees of York Fire Fund Leld this day at the ofice (ih eae, og, A. Bure, Fe the heard tu he ete orien ti stat. otal be had called the members of the of Trustees te 4] Er thele decensed brother lrtman Ite Chee Regier cf te havent erties ¥_ Anderson. After ridence a decease of Coroeliua V, Atvierson, Faq, « beloved friend, dpe E> manhood and usefulwess, hax beet taken from our mblat, 4 of Trustees, in common with ai™ fore _Resotver. That this Board ry de ply lament his departure ata time whea fond well known integrity of purpome has bees ‘late many, a8 & good man whose aim, resolutions: Wi tn cr | hereas, tn the Tape tau ever Wine a og ye while we monrn hie departure we dees ty; condels wd sy mpathine with bis reiatives and friends tn ty irreps Joln with Tire I Tint the Roard of Trustees will ] friends of deceased and our brother firemen in paying the last! earthly tribute ty hts remains Resolved That the room occupted by the Roard of Trust at Firemen’s Hall, be appropriately draped ta memory of Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be entered fall on the records of this Board of Srusees, aud that a of the foregoing reanintions be signed by the of Board aud be tranemi J. Keuty, Secretary. SOTICR —WITEREAS ert PERSONS ARE an catontated to injure Company OO regard to the the ihamimatom 9 Sara grening, we hereby place ihe nubile on thelr guard, by that we have never suthorized an any person to ‘collect wabec key tains trom nny ane.” Al peraaee thi do apply fe ‘money fe urpose are imposters all MOINPOSSTTOMAS J. FORBES. NEMIERS AND EX-MEMDERS OF HOOK AN ny No. 15 are requested to meet at rock house, thin day At 10 o'clock A. M. 10 unite with, the in it late Chief note, Cornel pornelies V. anderson. | By order Cle JOHN ANDREWS, Foremea, 4. SMITH, FORMERLY OF Gi one HOTEL, BROOK’ + “lyn, bins thken the apactons house, No. 42 Ulh where be is now prepared to rent rooms, with ingle or in suite, Tent Tike topart, ropetat Se enterement move abs f, et ent A recevoir dee families on dea monae 1 Srvlk. ‘Les répaa sont worviss des tables partoulleres' on & TEL ST. OR FIFTH AVENUE! Heat |, ST. canna _ BROADWAY. | AT are oF gen qf = ; of <vrrTH iG wera: Laser ger SATION. rice 7 Vinton: ive a Astor place, by, john 9 A "aesen ‘ nd poem on lore, in tts phases. To cor eer Nemcg ear take ea thts Fea areas thesia sera ar dg ei WAL, 4 AND $1 76—RED ASH PRACT ORUHA x doh Nut aize $4, sar te ack telat ch ey street, between Seven oak wood! and Kindling wood