The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1858, Page 5

hope to get any slave States, and Minnis is desided in favor ot DD twill require ail the free States to elect in the , aud as hey have no show for either Caitfornia, Minnesota or Tilindis—these three hopelessly igias or democratic—it nay as woll be regarded as wettled feed ane republicans must elect by the peoplo or suffer defe Tt then ie to this with them, New York or nothing. Can Seward carry New York on any other issue but wigger, nigger, nigger? Certainly not, And go is the milk n the Rochester and Rome cocoanuts aceounted for. z prt of a dying clique 0, sa capital. as the boldness and len sense to follow the policy hat ed by the Hearn a fow days since, by admitting both Gregon and Kansas im- modiately, the opposition will have uo capital to trade poe, and the democratic party reorganized upon new aud national Bsnes will Wiumph ia 1860. Railroad Catastrophes. @ATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON KIV ER RALLBOAD— A MAN AND HIS WIFE KILLED. A melancholy accident occurred on the Hudson River failroad, uear Tarrytown, on Thursday night, by whicha ! man aod his wife named Black wero instantly killed. They were walking on the track on their Way homo from a prayer meeting held at Tarrytown when the accident bappencd. The engivesr knew nothing of the matter at ‘the timo, and the supposition is tnat they stepped directly in front of the engine, as the large lamp in front of the jocomotive threw a powerful light for a ee pe dis- tance ahead. Mr. ‘k was no doubt struck by the en gine and thrown from the track, as there was scarcely Say mark upon the body when discovered, “The body ot ‘Mrs. Biack was shockingly mangled, as if the train had passed over it. Mr. Black was an Englishman, about 45 years of age. fs in lady, aged 38. ‘They resided at Bokattown, about a mile north of Tarrytown. teaye one child. An inquest was held upon the bodie yesterday. By the laws of the Stato it is a misdemeanor to walk on & railroad track, and parties who doso are liable to $6 fine. Wt is Btrange that poe will be so careless as not to heed the repeated warnings they bave bad on the subject. A MAIL AGENT KILLED ON THE OWIO CENRAL RAIL- ROAD. Abeut three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon last, Mr, Miller, a mail agent on the Ohio Central Railroad, was musted from the car, Supposing that he had fallen from the car, the train was instantly stopped, It was thea backed slowly, when the body of the unfortu- nate man was found near a wood pile about six miles from Columbus, torn and mangled in a horrible manner, #6 much 60, that it was almost impossible to lift him up and place him in the car without pces falling from the body. Singular to relate he was alive when found, but wmsensibic. He lived about three minutes after he was placed in the car. The accident must haye happened in tis manner—Along the track for a considerable distance is ‘a wood pile, so near the track, that a gentleman informed our reporter that he did not believe that there was four ipekes between the wood pile and the cars. Ho is sup- posed to have stood at the open door of the car, and com Tg im contact with the wood was dragged from the car crushed in the sma!! space between the wood pile and the car. Mr. Miller was a highly esteemed citizen of Bal timore, about thirty-five years of age, and leaves a wife and five children: It ig related that a little while before the accident oc- ‘curred be told some gentlemen who were in the car that a fow days previous he informed his wife of « narrow es cane which he bad by the breaking loose of an enzine, when she with tears endeavored to persuade him to leave the road. Board of Aldermen. The Board met last evening—President Claucy in the chair Several petitions were received, and reports were pre- sented in favor of donating $500 to the New York Qpthal- mic Hospital and $500 to the Seamen's Friend Society; to donate $1,000 to the Northern Dispensary; $250 to the Ladies’ Depository, and $500 to the Women’s Prison Asso- ciation and Home; $500 to the Infirmary for Indigent Women and Children; and $508 to the Widow's Methodist Episcopal Home, to enable them to pay an assessmeat on their property for building a sewer in Forty-second street. All iaid over. EXTENSION OF THE CENTRAL PARK. ‘The Committee on Koads presented a report concurring in the recommendations contained tn the communication Crom the Central Park Commissioners relative to extend- ig the area of the Park to 110th street, &. Laid over. THE SUIT AGAINST THE OFFICIALS. The resolution to appropriate $600 to defray the ex- penses of defending the ex-members of the Board who are indicted for passing the grant of lots to the Catholic Orphan Asylum at # nominal rent was called Alderman Teckwx thought that the city should not be ‘obliged to pay the expenses of members charged with mal. feaeance in office. Alderman Boots supported the resolution Alderman Apams said the appropriation was just. The indictment wos a most outrageous affair, and the city should defend it—got up by a popinjay of « District Ator- ney, who ha happened to have bad a lawyer for a brother, cSravoy, ia and others apoke in favor of the resolution, Alderman Trex moved a# an amondment that the Corporation Counsel be requested to defend the caso; which was lost, and the resolution was ultimately adopted by a vote of twelve to two-—Aldermen Tucker and Davis voting in the negative. ‘EK CRYSTAL PALACK, Alderman Bore offered a resolution to the effect that the Street Commissioner be directed to have the ruins w the site of the Crystal Palace removed forthwith; al that he be directed toadvertise for plans for a public mar ket on the same site, Referred t Committee on Landa and Places. A communication was received from the Mayor, rocom- mending the improvement of the Russ pavement. ferred w Committee on Streets. Adjourned to Monday next, at five o'clock Police Intelligence. Auz»orp Fraco ay Fates Wecurs —Harvey L. Carpen ter, a grocer doing business at 549 Sixth avenue, was sum anoned before Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, on charge of defrauding Mr. Gilbert R. Terrett by ‘means of false woights. It is alleged that the accuse’ wag indebted to Mr. Terres to the extent of $140, and anable to pay him, proposed x“ Mr. Terrett shoul take twenty dollars in cash and the balance in groce ries, oe pein was accepted, oak the rover sent the goods > Berrett's dwetting > Se Upon investigation, alleged, groceries weighed ‘twenty per cont less than the ‘the weight charged. Auecep Prruory.—Ricbard T. Hartshorne, one of tho proprictors of the New York Marine Regider, was ar- rested at his office, No. 35 Wall streot, yesterday, chargod with perjury,on complaint of Horace Andrews, of this city. The complainant alleges that in Septombor last the accused was arrested on charge of slander and heid to bail op a civil process in the sum of $5,000; that subse- qnently be applied to the Supreme Court for a reduction of dail, and in bis affidavit of a C application it is alloged he trate ciatcrornte which were faive. Jastice Osborne held ‘the accused tw bail in the sum of 61,000 to answer, Caance of Hiowway Rosmay.—Dennis Bowen was ar- rested on Thursday night on charge of assaulting and robbing Michael Green, a resident of Poughkeepsie, ag the latter was passing through Worth street, and while under the influcnce of liquor prisoner was bi 1 to the Fifth preciuct station house, where @ ring, which had bon, Hoicn trom John Te face, of Greene’ strect, was found in his ession. Rowen was committed for exa- mination on charge of highway robbery and grand laree- ny, the latter charge being qectieeed against him by Mr. De Lace. ‘Tux Counreer mt Fives ov 1a Wrevimtn Bark or Massa- cnverrts.—Wim. MeGra/y and Char, Butterfeld, who were arrested on Thursday night for passing counterfeit fives on ~ bove hank—an account of which was given in Thurs- Pwratp—were yesierday morn Loe J before Srtice Welsh, and identified by Jobn of No. 85 James street, and Mr. Sleeman, as the an Wee aamod bills on them In exchange for gos. ‘They were according- ty committed to the Tombs to anewor at the Court of General Sessions, Anuet at StaTey tax rok Paste Cocnrkererr Mowey.—Mre. Mary Van Polt was arnested yesterday at Sta, pleton, & 1., while attempting to pass a counterfeit $6 bill op the Westfirld Bank, of Massachusetts, at the store of Mr. H. Van Ctief, at that place. This is said to be the same woman who passed, abut five weeks previous, a $5 coun- terfeit bill a the Burlington Bank, of New Jerse Te, the store of Mr. 1. Leut She was commitied to Rich- mond county jail by Justice Wolf for examination. Cmaror oF Grand Lancewt Agaiver A Camu. —Dr Froderick Houck, @ chemist, was taken into custody yea- terday on charge of stealing about $800 worth of chemi cals from the store of William Roborteon, in West Broad- ‘The accused was in the employment of the com- Pistoant it when the alleged larceny wae committed, and with the Hropesty Sa oes ina few weeks aiterwards he ‘was captured by tl! jh precinct police. Justice O# borne committed Uy for examination. Exrmecve LArceyy oF Sims. —Ceorge Meyers and Eliza. ‘veth, his daughter, were arrested yesterday on charge of ‘stealing about $1,200 worth of silk goods, the property of Meyor Storn, of No. 198 Chrystie street, The accused, it oa were seen taking the property away from a in Moustreet, where it bad. boon conveyed imine: dintely afer it had been stolen from Mr. Stern. Justice Osborne committed the prizoners for examination. Borotans Scxvemen.—Two burglars, having @ hors and wagon in their possession, were surprised at the cor nor of Troad and Boaver streets on Thursday night, when they abandoned the vebicle and fled. we searehing the ewagon the police found a quantity of broadcloth, which is ‘supposed to have been the proceeds of some burglary. Savaor Fiotr.—During the progress of a row in Mott street, on Thufday night, a man same! hdward Fitage- rald had his ear bitten off cloro by iA skull, The canni- Dal assailant Managed to make good his escape. City News. Axornme COLLISION ON THR RivER.—About two o'clock yesterday afternoon ono of the Peck slip ferry boats B. ing up the river was ron into by one of the nth street ferry beats, but sustained no other in ‘ay one in of one of hor guards. ip en deeper than the ‘soci ou street boat, and consequently the boat inflicted ‘but slight damage. The Oneota was the Peck slip baat injured. The South Tenth street boat sustained no Ivqveet.—Coroner Srell_ yesterday afternoon held inqnest on the body of Christiana Torleson, rH 148 Leonard street, who died yesterday motning of con. sumption. The deceased wat about twenty-two yoars of ‘and bad been sick some two months and had had no payweias, A Yorulict of death by consumption was ren gered, NEW YORE HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1858. City Intelligence, Axxrvat ov Hiswaa Exgom Comrany om Bowron Ar ‘Tm DsPAstURs FOR Newans.—A little after five o'clock yesterday afternoon Hibernia Engine Company, of Phils- delphia, arrived fro Boston in the carsfrom New Haven. i They were received on their arrival by Americus » gine | Company No, 6 and Warren Hose Company No. 33, by | whom they were escorted to the house of the latter com- | any in Sullivan street. Here a very superior collation | awaited them, and, after partaking of it, they were escort. | ed to tho foot of Cortlandt prog die thi they embark Hie ferry boat for Jerse: City, to take the train Crom thenee to Newark, where they will romain till this evo ning before they resume their homeward journey. War- ren Hose Company had their bouse brilliantly ituminated with transparencies, and received the Philadelphians with 4 brick dischargo of rockets, Roman cand!cs and other fireworks. Tho Hibernia Company expressed themaelves much gratified with their visit to the “Modern Athens." The procession, as it passed by the Herat» office last ev ning, made an’ exceedingly fine appearance. “Big Six’ lurned out one hundred "and twenty-five men on the occasion. Tuk Bopy Ssarcuing Cass.—Tho examination ia the above case was concluded yesterday before Justico Welsh, at the City Hall. George Bouton, assistant physician to Coroner Merry, was called, and made an affidavit setting forth the facts re- specting his conzection im the case, in which he stated that he made @ post mortem examination on the body 0 the deceased, and that he dicd from congestion of the lungs; that after the inquest bad been concluded, he re. juested the landlord of the house to try and see if au, of he deceased's relatives could be found, and left with the certificate of burial; that if they Could not be found, the certificate has to bo left at the Coroner's office, and the body sent for by the dead cart. Ashort timo previous, having had an application made to him by a medical practitioner for a healthy body, which would likely be Biven up dissection, ting no relatives of the de- ceased could be found, be, according to an act to pro- mote medical science in 1854,) decided to give body over for dissection—the corpse, however, boing kept went four hours for identification, as required by law, ‘y Halt was present, and stated that he he pnpeeced forr, Finnell, who bad obtained the body, and claimed that it bad been taken solely upon the grounds which the State grants medical men—the use of ali unclaimed corpses for the promotion of medical science. Justice Weish, on hearing all. the affidavits read, and the argument of Mr. Tall ‘decided to give his opinion ia the matter in a day or two. The case will, no doubt, be dismissed, Fine iy Tuisry sevxwrd Srrewt.—About twelve o'clock on Thursday night the alarm of fire for the Second district was caused by a fire breaking out in a hay loft in a frame stable occupied by Frank Kelly and others, situnted rear of 251 West Thirly-zeventh stroct. Mr. Kelly’s horae was severely burned’ before rose: fhe Gamage to the stable, harness, &c., be estimated at $50. No ta- sur Pe 1 ay Tarery mmo Srixer—Forse Borwxp To Dea, ~ Retween one and two o'clock yesterday morning an- other fire occurred in the Second distriet. It was diécov- ered burning in a frame stable near No. 242 West Thirty- third street, occupied by John McCabe. Before the fire men could subdue the ames Mr. McCabe's horse was burred to death. The fire spread to the stable of widow Laughlin. The gable ead of a frame Louse rear of Forty fourth street, owned by EK. W. Townsend, was Slightly damaged. Mr. McCabe has an insurance of $75 on his horse, and $625 on his stock of Liquors, household effects, &c., in the Hamilton Insurance Company. The latter iecenp was not damaged. These iires are be- lieved, 0 the work of an eceaiiec® . The Piro Marshal was early at the premises, and, as we are informed, elicited information whereby the guilty partis are likely. to be arrested and punished. Fins uy Vasray Sreeer.—Darive Act ov Lecenmianisn. Between ten and eleven o'clock on Thursday night a fire was discovered by officer Bigiey, of the Fifth precinct, in the frame building on the corner of Vestry and Washing- ton streets, occupied by Jobn A. Smith as a mahogany de- pot, aud attached to his lumber yard. The fro was extinguished by the officer, assisted by some fire men, Upon an examination of the premises a bottle and some broken glass and some matches were found upon tho floor where the fire started. The incendiary no doubt threw the bottie, tilled with turpentice, through a broken light of glass over the street door, and then ignited the matches and communicated the fire tothe combustible material. This if the second time this place has been set on fire. A stable and lumber yard on the corner of Dee bresses and Washington streets, owned by the same party, has also been set on fire three times during tho past two years. There are several parties suspected, and the Firs Marehal will probably have some of thom ubder arrest ia a day or two. Fine iy 1a Comprnou k's Oveics,—The alarm of fire at three o'clock yeste: day afternoon for tho Seventh district ‘was caused by the furnace heater firinga beam on the second story of the Comptroller's office. The firemen were early atthe premises, and under the direction of Foginecrs Bauleh and Decker the burping beam was cut ‘out, and the fire extinguished with a pail or two of water. Damage about $50. Scrcrpe ov AN Uskxown Woman.—About eight o'clock on Thursday evening as the Hamilton ayenue ferry boat Gowanus was midway between New York aad Brooklyn, ‘A young woman, aged about eighteen years, jumped over- board forward of the wheel, which no doubt struck her, as she immediately suuk. She had on a black silk dress, red shaw! @ black bonnet. SkRIOC8 AccIDRNT.—A carpenter, named Jobn Hopkins, fell from the Jefferson bell lower, # distance of some fifty foot, seriously injuring himself. He was conveyed to the City’ Hospital. eve U ited States: Ctrente Court. Before Hon, Judge Nelsoa. TAX CASE OF CAPTAIN JUDS! Nov —Mr. D. Lord applied to the Court to have Capt. Jodson, of the steamship Persia, discharged from bail. He was charged with obstructing a bemoan while be Capt. J). was acting in obedienco to the Quara: tine laws. bill had beon before the Grand pate os nd the District Attorney tad failed on each occasion to pro. ‘cure an indictment. The Court asked the District Attorney if he admitted ‘that fact. ad tector. Mr. Lord agrented to this course. THR ALLEGED SLAVER BAIDER. It will be recollected that Macomber, the mate, and three sailors of the Haideo were charged before Commis- sioner White with voluntarily serving on board of that vessel when she waa employed ou a slave voyage. Ma- comber has made his eeeape Eldridge street jail. Owen Jobson, John Baptiste and KR. Manness co, the three Portnguere sailors, were this morning placed upon their trial after a in ry Had been empannelied. The testi mony was fully published when before the ‘Commissionsr a few weeks since. The penalty | is death Filibasters. gue rag Mobile Register, Nov. 21.] We have been permitted to copy the following despatch , received here by a friend: MeCheeney & Droux have Seen beture tho ent Yury ax n day, and been ‘aie reed 4 The Jury refused to fin? nay bi the neutrality yma make, the ‘above more intelligible to our readers we ‘will state that at New Oricans duriog Wednesday and Thursday. ended, "ito, for, Nicaraast inviting all those who wished to em: ‘to cali on Messrs. Dreux, & West, at the ts’ Hotel. Upon the ia placard Judge McCaleb charged tho Grand Jury to inquire into the violution of the neutrality acta, and referred to the above placard. eng rand Sar summoned Messrs, Droux & to appear before them, and after investigation discharged these gentlemen, and fefused (0 find any bills, thas declaring it to be no ween act to emigrate to Nicaragua, OF to induce enugra- tion thither. Common Pleas—General Term. Betore Judges Daly, Brady and Hiltov. Nov. 19.—Butt, Black & Guild ws, William Hoge & Co.—~ ‘The plaintiff brought an action on a bill of exchange of £2,000, drawn by the defendants on Hoge & Williamson, of Liverpool, which was protested for noo payment. The cause was tried before Judge Brady. Tho plaintiffs, on the trial, produced the bill of exchange, which wae admitto?, and, after proving service of notice of protest on the de- fendants, claintet jadgment, aby nl the poond stor. iets Ligne nada va and interest. The ge rendered jal tin favor of the plaintiTs against the defendants for $10,908, being the amonnt intercet on the principal and damages from the service of notice of protest. The defendants appealed to the ral term of this court, and the judgment was there in Judge Hilton concluded a decision by saying, “I see LO error in the roling of the Judge at the trial or in the judgment rendered, aud it must (Lerefore be affirmed, Judgmout aMrmed, Naval Intelligence. ‘The United States steam frigate Powhatan remained at Shanghae on the 20th of September. The sloop of wa Gormantowa was in Canton river on the 28th of same month. Personal Intelligence. His Exon lene; © ed Baril of Eglinton and Winton wa: pri bag 3 inst., at half-past threo o'clock, to Lary Adela Cay special lieenre, at the Vi 1 todee Dublin. py arrived at Kingstow : from Holyhead, agp by her father, the Rar! » Faeex. bride ri remain at the View regal lodge. Wm Connor J nener, Wr Ir We! ee has wm Bring, u ¢ Butterworth, M Mr Werson, fone my Fomeen four oh sneph Rngicman,, Robert Goodmaa, i tn oy. We Horst) Wont tors bt . 1 pepe Soctety of the Cincinnati, 'Thia society celebrated tne anniversary of the evacua- tica of our cily om Thursday by a dianer at (he Everett House. The society asvemblod at half past six o'clock P. i., aud with their guesta sat down toa dinner which Was exceedingly creditable to the proprietor of the Everett In the absence of the President of the society, Goy. Fish, tbe Vico President, Colonel Richard Varick de Witt, took the chair, aided by the Secretary, Alexander B. Thomp- son, Feq., and the Dinner Committee, consisting of Mesers. Hoffman, Bieecker, Ward, Dougiass and Wobb. Tho gucats ounsisted of Governor King aud staf, the Mayor, the Hon. John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, and jor General Sandford, the Hon. Gulian C, Verpianck, . neral Scott, the Governor elect of (ue State, the ward Everett, Washington Irving, Bishop Potter, and other distinguished gentlemen, wero prevented from attending by previous engagementa, ‘The cloth being removed he > following regalar toasts were announced from the Cl 1, The Memory of ‘Washit,gton—Tho civilized world bears testimony to his virtues and concedes his greatness twenty-five millions of freemen, by their prosperity and powor, prociaim his wisdom ‘2. The Memory of those who Founded our Society, and deciared its object to be— As weil to commemorate the Great event which gave independence to the United States of America, as for the purpose of incuicat the duty of laying dows, in peace, arma assumed for public defence.” Memory of our Deccased Brethren of the Cincin nati—Conspicuots among whom was General Latayetto, tie soldier and the patriot, whose devotion to the canse of bang ogy) ehronicied in the history of two hemispheres. lemory of the Gallsat Spirits who fell on the battle rary of the Revolution, in our second war of inde mience, and onthe plains and amid the fastnesses of joxico, nobly bearing onr eagles to victory, aud covering with impe! bie giory the flag of our republic A grate ful couatry appreciates their patriotism and cherishes their = 26th November, 1783—The anniversary of tho cay upou which the mercenaries of Georges the Third evacuated this city, and thus F vices proclaimed our complete emancipation from sae contrel, shoald forever be held in grateful remembrance Dy the descon- dants of those whose patriotism amd valor achieved the independence of our country. ‘This toast was ably and appropriately responded to by Hoa. Jamss A. Hasuuton. 6. The President of the United State, ‘1. The Governor of the State of New Yeric. Coy. Kina mado an anitaated response, modestly dis claiming all merit for himself, but assuming that the honor ‘was intended for his oftice. 8. The Mayor and Authorities of the City of New Yori. 9 Our Sister Societies of the Ciwcinnati cf Massachu- setts, New Jersey, Pounsylvania, Maryland, and South Carolina 10. Tho Original Thirteea States, and the additional sis- terhcod of twenty, who, togetier, constitute our Repub- tic—Lat it ever be remembered that prominent among the objects of the Cincinnati Society, a& declared on the 13th of August, 1783, was “an unalterable determination to promote and cherish, between the respective States, that union and pational honor so essentially necessary to th happiness and the dignity of the ame is called up the Hor. J, J. Crirmnpen, who made one of bis most eloquent and happy efforts, in which ho ineul- cated the sacred character of Cur Union, and the necessity of conceesion aud forboarance to preserve it; and depicted the masiness and folly of those who permitted themseives to thivk, much less tO taik of a separation of the States. His remarks were received with tho most enthusiastic applauge, and never did the noble Kentuckian do bimself or bis subject more justice. His appeal to the descendants of thoee who established the Society of the Cincinnati, never to forget the avowed object of thoir fathers ip founding the society, was most earnest and thrilling; and his picture of the scene presented at the cantonment on the Hudson in 1783, when those who had achieved the indepondence of the!r country could not and would not separate to their homes without firet entering into the or- ganization of a society, t hg patriotic object of which was to Beoure to our country ¢ liberties which their valor had achieved by preserving forever the union of the Statec. They foressw that without such union all for which they had struggled and all that they had achieved would be suatebed from thee: by internal dissensions aod sec. tional interests; and, therefore, they pledged themscivee one to the other to watch over and protect their great work, and declared that the fundamental principio of this teciety was, “Au unalterable determination to promote and cherish between the respective States that union and tional tional hoor #o, essentially necessary to thcis happiness y of the American republic." 11. The church and our Literary Institutions, Religion and Hdueation-—-Not a part of the Stato, but recognized by our fathers as the foundation uper: which aloue could be seourely based free republican institutions, with the necessary checks and balances to insure stability and perpetuity. 12. The Army and Navy of the Vaited States. 13, Wonan—Her just appreciation by society the only true test of a refined civilization. James Greand, Ksq., made one of ‘this happiest re sponses. These’ who have listened to Mr, Girard need caly be told that bo was im b's happiest vein, aud of course his nll ly merited, the most rapturous a This (erminaled the baaquet Tur Haxrronp ‘Huoraany Mr, William White, a carpenter, belonging at Rocky Iiill, where he haga wife and cbild, has been working for some time past at Col Colt's. Hs boarded with Mr. Ambrose L. Pratt, No. 59 Wetherstield avenue, where he formed the ac and secured the affections of Mr. Pratt's daughter, & beau- tiful and interesting F ning lady of seventecs: years. Laat week, Monday, Mr. White mado a pretence of going to Rocky Hill, whilst Miss Pratt left home, os she tke a vlak to mime fiseda at iiadteows. Nether of them returning, ipquiries were set on foot, aud the guilty parties were traced to Now York, whore all clue to om ia lost. As White has formerly tived in California i's. believed that they have thither.—Hariford , Now, 22 THE SEW YORK WEEALY HERALD. nn Affairs in Washington—News from Europe, Caiifornta, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, South America, &e.—The Central American Lunbroglio—The Ostend Manifcsto—Latest IntelligenceMarkots, de., de. ‘The Warsi Heaatp will be published at ton o’slock thls morning. Among {ts contenta will be found the follow- Affaire in Washington—The Central American Compiics tions—Stopprge of the Filibuster Krpedition—How the Kmi grants came to have Passporte—Execulive Cocfereuce on Mexicana Affaira—lionston's Protectoray tcheme—The Claims: of American Citizens against Forelgn Goverames's, Ac. ‘The Central American Imbrogiio—The Governmaeet and the Walker Filibusters—stoypage of the Expeditionary Vemel Alice Tainter—Kxciement Among the Fiiivusters at Mobilo— Walker and the Southern Emigration Society—Tho Mani festoca of Yriseari and Jerer, and the President's Proclama- ton against Fillbusters, &c., &e. ‘The Osten! Manifistlo—What ought to have been done ia 1464, and shouted be done In 1864, Affxira in Kurope—The British Treaty with Japan—The French Siave Trade—The Kpauieh and Mexican War—The Paraguay Expedition—The Alaatic Telegraph Cavle—Com mercial Intelligence, &e. Tmportant from Mexico—Inault to the American Minister on hia way Home-—Failure of the Attack on the City~-Virtual Declaration of War agaiast Spain by President Juraz—Reply of the Authorities in Cuba—How the Spanish Invasion is Looked Upon in Mexico, &e. News from the West Indies—Kteets of the October Galo among the Windward Isiands—Moro Terrible Disasters a: Sea—Affaira In Cuba—Amerienn Vessels Sent to the United States by Consul Genera! Heim—News from st. Domingo, Porto Rico, St. Thomas, Ac. Lnterrating from California and (he Santwich Islands. Eéitorisls on the Lesdiog Topics of tbe Day. The Latent News by Telegraph. Financial, Commercial, Religious, Poilucal, Sporting aod Maritime Intetligeros. Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market. Marriages and Deathe, together with a large variety of in eresting }ocal and Misoslianeoes [temas Bingte copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, cae be had at the counter. Price ate conte, A. Grn Is the ‘only Person who can commited Church etreet. corner of Rarelay. iieatly on al) the haman bate at ‘Sixth and Kighth Grenue care wep st the door of the Brandreth ’s ris Up Town ‘Oftice at Me. Js. Gd if. t c—t ee establishment, corner of Bighth avenue and ih street. Holioway's Puls ana Otntument.—Why wit Pets eee oucune to muffer with catarrh and hoarseness’ i ceengunen never La Ry eure, and ptt J are equally bowels. Cristadore’s Hatr jy TN Lowy wl ly applyed Astor Le dps Wigs and Toupees, He nad retail, and Uke dye private A Card.=ail Persous who have Gray Hair of hair of 4 bad color are invited to call aad consult Doctor cea Lh} (conaultation free), a’ 34 Church sireet, corner of Rarelay. His mew ful gives thy the nataral color de wired, id inay be eoehlor ea! Prolgy of chemistry Hilts Mair Dye, *) conts a Box, Black or brown. No. 1 Harelay mreet, N. ¥.; G82 Broadway, Allway Infallivie ooguent. Good Ten, 41 the Chest: Good Coffer, 10 ths. for Bi, at CURESTARGOW |, No. L Chambers street. a © sim Senrts—200 Dosen Just Re- wteamer, retailing 8 B10, wt saboe BRO THERA ie brome. Winter Undershirts ord Drawers—A La invefoe justrecetved, retalling at T5e. st RALLOU BROTHE! 409 Beondway. The Greatest Taventieg, or the Age-—A Prac. tien! family sewing mpchiae. The champion sewer for $5. Utlee, Noo Vienad wey. s qe po Hatr Dye, ye, Wigs an and Th The beat in oe at Made, sold ant apo! ited atthe manufactory, 28 Brow! ray jure Carved t ty Morsh + Reitea! Care rows te the Hest and ‘ey 3 ie vi Ohl by ul Ay tensa, Reference to all the principal eurreons aad plymel. « Of he city, Onl aud examice, 2 Vesey street, A» House. On Felt ¢ on he Wadcer area \ Querws Cod vee Brandreth's Pills and Tn tluente. The pre~ tent colds, influenzae, reurelprc Rnd rheumatic affrettons wil AL once give way to (wo or (6) pilla, whica are acmitted by el! closnser of the tood from #. who are @ullering Oe 1. sea ‘They will be valued a1 be de 2 Sad price when ted. irend tho gi— Gentleaan aged Oily, ford complesion, seroflous by niddom auacic of 7 hdpbys; jmin exe ting. Cod neiiber a ¢ 1 Lip, widhout s agony. He bad ‘he am yhywtotans (ly lage allorded, without avy mivigoti snderigs. ‘owed eght Beat ! them applied ever © Pour re thi Tu tiv oe pon eeeeea, and curred, yet it then connec in miew days. Over two yenis have in ef the diese ‘A gentleman of New York wyered from pain fn Ue eh wat sud dyapepela. Te inade be wil). wod fully capected that bis Gaya were short. ut he was vrevailed upon to take Brandreth Vegetan! ni PHL each pigat while they by bediled bi je Woe, mid wae deven (he bent day. K acotber, wo vet anolher im se pe sil continued ¢ take a ot ca ight. Ie did this ‘oF three hundred and bos ad entirely cures weight. Where ie the maticine that ean effect suc reauita, wave Brandreth’s Fills! Principat cifice 291 Capai atree! ia, aad by thal lime seventy five peunda ta Brooklyn Gameo-ty pes.—A mont Inords desire pervades New York lucies to posscas themaely cs of of these miniatures. 4, Colored andt 2 cen‘ator, nine Large Size Ambroty for 12 centa, twice the we ctl WOOD'S new gallery, 145 Fighth » Case, 20% 2) Cent Ambrotype Likenesves, with Case, Visited on Friday hy over ve hundred Iadiew for portrusta~at SUMBALL'B, 347 Broudwoz A Fine Silk Hot, Loteat Style, for §3— Dneurprssed for elegance Also, @ aplendid sasortmeut of migece’ and ren's fancy bats and cape, ad MATES RUBSAK'S, 28 Bowery, $3 Grad stcect, and 231 Fini avenue, Half a Doten Fine Shirts for $8. My own make, fonhioasiie Wyle: warranted tf! MOODY'S shirt Cunportun, 262 Lr oadwa, Winter Howtery—In Lamb's Wool, Merino, cotton, &0.; full lines of aires a moderate prices. MOUDY'S, 22 Broadway $100,000 For the portvalts, contribullag one to! picture shop, 239 Broadway, phic 8 steam ‘ople’s Phot per head, at HOL Thaker UGH The Celebrated otch Wool and knit under garments for sale, a! reducod prices, at Mel, LIN’S, corner of Greenwich snd Murray wlreccs. Wheeler rs “Wilaon's Sewing Machines new style, Price $00. Ofice 443 Browlway pildey Suits, new Over= Boys expecting conta, gad oo forth, fron “ihe gov oan be fitted with the most elegant clothing in New York at a vary moderate Ogur al GENIN'A BAZAAR, No 515 Broadway ™. Nicholas Hotel Beat Place for Shirts, Undershirts, de.—Lea PLERGO & SON'S, 61 Nasinu wleoet, Ladies, Step tn At GENIN'S, 24 Droadway. If you desire SUP! ras ALT 38 “PRICKS Do it—Cast «a Furtive Glance at mone stock of furs Yt will be & make ® pucchaso magnificent assortn umoderate. iovintely es can secure aplendid for LY CHEAP, NLN'S, 214 Iiroadway Ladies’ Ready Made Linen, Exclusiv es J _ at O87 Broadway. All advantages conatquont fully aaaured "=A Beautiful Perfume 4 “kiss me quick,” and Washing , chemist, 609 Broadway wear akin (othe mue ton nosegay, from 1 Ladies, if ‘Sensible, Will Procure a Pair ot CANTRRLL'G ladies’ thick sole fail boot 815 Broadway Herring's Patent Aud burgiar proof safe, 21 Uroadway, corner Murray at. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent ponder proof locks and crams bars. Alao, re aad burgite 1 192 Pearl street. roc aperiuactibaeety BOUT M. PATEIO“ atter, Headquarters No. 248 of Robinsom. Ladies’ rich furs $15 ‘White, the Srgenwiee street, ih gots. Warm ndergarments for Geatlemen—Ho- siery, gloves, wescfa, abawig, travelling shirts, &o., ai low prices "8, 301 Beoxdway Six Mandred eae i" Fin ‘Two hundred toren” sls Kpgiiab AGOLD AC MAP FING, $1 10 8% TIRS, 25 CENTS TO Bt metailal wholesale prices. Wholesale, buyers gupplied co, dusy terms 8. W. H. WARD, Ro, 883 Broadway, up stairs each Vine Shirts, Made to Order. a the Best waleriais, wewed by hand, warranted t 7 Mes SULLRRTON'S, 301 Brondway. French Back, Fnglish Cloth, and Silk ry) at B.neteres: — at FULLERTON'S gents furciah use, Dupuy’s Quinloleine (Cocoanut OM with gine), the vee articie enon to, nourtah and beau the Y, oh 9 Broadway. mphorated Cocoa Butter with Glycerine me cipnet tans Prepared by B, DUFUY, 60 Broadway. PA ay Saunders’ Metalic Tablet Razor Strop. renee pa ie ett foe eale oy 3b Paes Ne T asior top, may oe deena is Savory, — » Piquant taste of s Bullans, tho genius a v e of the public. —Loudou he aes Be istrict Ragne—Gocty.—On Thursday evening, Nov. 26, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Dr. Adams, Wiss H. L. Bassas to Many M., daughter of Mr. Charles Goutd, a of this city. Dawaox—Wriase —On Thursday, Now. 25, at No. 148 cet Thirty eighth street, by the Kev. Kaward E. Rankin, HL, sceond fon of the late Wilam Dawson, of Wal tham, Figiand, to Kuzanent J., second daughter of Walter F. Wilhans, fq. Fatiene—/'Lare.—On Tharaday, Now. of the bride's mother, by the Rev. 1aam Fanate to Mies Mamta N. Prarr, all of this city, Hasstoas—-Hastey.—On Thuratay evening, Nov. 12, by the Rev, James Millett, at the residence of the bride's mo: paonan F. Hawstoan, of idgeficid, Conn., to OT ANNA HANEY, of this city. Daxutveroy.—in Brooklyn, F. D., on Thars day, Nov. by the Rev. Or. SD. Burchard, Mr. Loere fl. Marneos, of this city, to Mias Aswix L. Daktaxaroy, of Brookiyn Puitiire.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Nov 24, by the Rey, Isaac Gershon, Hiwey Sovamon to Miss Sakai Pmusars, both of London, Kugland Vhiladelphia papers j lease copy Waixnn—Gwrsx.—In Brooklyn,on Sunday, Nov. 21, b the Rev. Henry Ward Becher, Jou ©. Waixan, late Glaegow, Scotland, to Mies Maay Gwen, late of Londoo, Fngiand Glasgow and Loadon papers please cop) Died. Anvse.—On Vriday, Nov. 26, Twowas Haar, eon of William and Catherine Aryne, aged 3 years, J months and 10 cays. The father's pride and mother's joy Now from their hearts ie riven, To dweil a little seraph boy Atmid the hoste of beaven The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of tis parent, Nu. 6 Staple street, on Sunday afternoon, mt two o'clock. Bamwvan.—On Friday, Novy. 26, Canauune, the beloved atyick Brennan, aged oS yeare and acquaintances are respec to attend the funeral, on Bur afternoon, at one ally invited wk from her late reside ler Fr mains will be taken to Caivar} Cemetery Camu. —Un Friday , Nov. 26, Many ita, at dangh ter of Charles and Grace Carr, aged 4y and 8 months The friends of the family are reapecttully imvited lo at tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Ne 78 Meadow street, Hoboken, ou Suaday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, without further invitation Canurta.—In Jersey City, on Thurslay, Nov. 25, Mana Loviea, wife of Gustavus A! Charotte, aged 34 years aud 7 month ‘The ertatives and friends of the fare: invited to attend the funeral, on Sanday afternoon, at balf past twelve o'clock, from ‘Grace church, corner o Frio and South Seventh atreets, without frrther invitation Doverenry.—On Friday, Nov. 26, Sanat, wife of Thomas fe resnectfally Dougherty, aged 28 years: # months and 21 days # hor father, Daniel bee brothers, am and Daniel Lalor and of her brothers.in'law, KS. Brady and Henry Sbickis, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from her inte residence, No. 4 Fifth strect, on Sunday afternoon, at balf past ove o'clock, without further javita tion. Also, on Thorsday, Now daughter of the above, aged 1 year Carweneve J., youngest 8 months and 12 days Funeral same tite and place. Dyan. —-Mise Mary Drkes, only daughter of the late Samuel Dykes. The re'stives and friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, No. 30 West Twenty firet street, to-day (Saturday), at 12 o'clock M., without fi invitation Philadel pers plense « baywer.—U) Tharaday, N mption , Teowan \ Rumer, Jr, con of Fimmet, of this city in the Bist y ‘ The relatives and family are respeatfully ted to attend the na Calvary church, this éSatr tday) afternoon, at thal yo # threw o'clock urstay, Nov 2 4 Sloe fliness, On T wife ot — Vorne—On Friday, Nov 9%, Hurkumm Mnaany, aged t moni. and 14 days. {1 so puaietances of the family are reapect funeral, from ber fatbor’a r viae etroct,” at ous o'clock this (Sa meraing, Nov, 26, Carvin Fre 3 di viday 8 amd # FViCes W heid at his late residence, ot, tia (Saturday) afternoon, at three ives and friends of the fainiiy sre ro: . tukea to Vriday, Nov. 26, Auow Gavyor, aged 22 the county Tipperary, Iroiand. vntaaces of tho family are respect. , from the resilence oe on Sunday afternoon, ireday morning, Now. 25, Mra, Barn- © voapectfully invited to at y afternoon, at half paat on nce of her aon in-law, Charles raey City. ing, Nov. 26, Acaxa Mo tix. | 0 ovclock, froin Seott, No. 117 Yor! MoCantin —On F ti day mor La, aged BY . The relat friends of the family are reapectfcliy | invited to attend the funeral, this (Baturday) afernoo, at two c'clock, from No. 236’ Weat ‘Twonty-cighth street, without further inyit MoCowwnsz. weday, Nov. 2, MaxGaxar, only » McConnell, aged 2 years, % gavurdayy afteanoon, at residoace of bor paresis, r took, from & » Brooklyn. ams uri, on Wednesday morning, Nov. 19, of scariet fever, Vieumta Law ProMas, aged 4 years, T months and M days, ouly daughter of Capt. Ro bert AS. aod Sarah A. Pittman Fier rerraios were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Virgivin papers piewse copy immons.—On Thoraday, Noy. 25, 8 0 years. The fy 42 Henry Anan Sammons, aged aco thvited to attend the funeral, feom No ect, this (Satnrlay) morning, at ten o'clock County Wexford, Ireland, papers pleage copy. Himisow.—On Friday afterioon, Nov. 26, Mary Accuera, wife fJ. P.M. Stetson, aged 38 years aud T months. 1068 Will take place at the Astor House, ve Molock this (Saturday) afteruood. ‘The d frientla aro respectfully invited to atte her notie ——(n Wednesday evening, Nor 24, Mama C., ry ¥, Tallmadge, ihe family are respectfully invited to at- Xi, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, r Invitation, from No. 18 St! Mark’ ¥.—On Thursday’ Nov. 26, Coms«uta, daug Peter Tarlsen, ib (he 19th gear of bor auto, of the family are respectfully invited to at 1, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, aoe, No. 148 Leonard street, Wiliarns Jay, Nov. 24, at hor residence, Mra. Kamu Trow , tnd only danghtor of 16 years, 3 months aad CKLLANEOUS. EWING MACHINGS BRAVE NO ald Ottice © 189 Broad ay hew STYL2—PRICK $0.—GKOVER & BAKERY iebrate! lumily sewhag machines, 49 Broadway, tue questionat iy the bestin toe markes tor family use, aro 00m Outed ate ra thas plasee iaem within te reach of all ATYLES ¢ warin aud el Wintes, SLormina Bots ROGERS & RAYMOND'S, hr Nassau atre: ts nt PRDRLE" $WFDDING CARDS, NOTES, ETC Thoes colehreted cards, anlendidiy engeaved, caa only ad Broadway, corner Sunne wtreet, NEW INVENTION OF ARTIF! ‘out metal piaie, clasps, 2 TOLAL, TEVTIL winnt. and are thy arths lighter than in Of the im veator, De. 8. 18. SIUREMO) i Sd Bloeoker meet Ti » bent of ceferences given. Visit TO THK ESTABLISAMENT OF MESSRS. KY & FARGIB, 63 Broadway, will well repay mr readers. thee soloction af lovely. sliver ears nail fancy goods is of the most choice, eleeant aod varied aislew ab cpgravera of fashionable visting wedding carda, they now lake the firoot rank. A large wad varied asmortin ported naUonery is kept constantly on han. B=" ASSORTMENT OF YING CAKDS, AL WILMER & ROGKES, 42 Naswn atroet, BeACMecuLy ERINTKD IN CO Arrived by steamship 3 Now ready, THE TLUSTRATED, LONDON ALMANACK 8 GROUPS OF BIRDS OF UREN BRITAIN BRAUTIPULLY PRINTR IN COLORS With numbers of splendid fine ort engravings, and a vast amount of uget informauou, read ILLUSTRATED an - ecptavle and eogany anion to the drawing room. Tbe Tinstated London fo an elegant cover, printed in colors Ww pens & LOGERS, 42 Nassau street, New York. ate in America for B RRMITTING $16 A HANDSOME BIAC overaack wil, be sent by express. Send le measure. Finest black frock, to order $20; to $12) pants, 85 25, venta, 83 C0, overeoale oh. OFS FITTED OUT warmly aad {ashional FOR THE WINTER | matter of buying the MAGNETIC PLASTER, bet we __ MIICELLANBOUS. s™ WHAT Tim NEW YORK LDORR HAS FO Game about the MOUNT VERNON PAPERA," by tho HON, BDWALD ay erT THE LEDGER ta cow ready, aad for gale at all the beak Mores and aewsoMlices. contents VER YOUNG MOTHER AND BABE~ity Mow. Hgyurnng A PORM~ By Alice Carey, BOW A GEEAT LORD BOOC MPED HIS AON—Ly Wanng Fern. WHOM TH™ GODS LOVE DIM YOUNG—By Mary Forest. WIT AND NUMOR—Iy George D, Prentice. DIRGE—By Wtitiam Ross Wallace, | THR APPLE GATHRRING—Ry Mary Stanley Gibsom. AN UNSAFE STEP: a aketh for both poung and old —By Mgt vans Cobb, Jr. MINNIM AND ARTEL « modera (able THE MEATINA GIRLS EEVENGE—By Ceeciom Bemmete ANSWHES TO CORRESPONDENTS. SKETCHES —Dy an Old Traveler. EDITORIALS, BSAAYS, &c., &c.. 4c. ac, c., &c., Mc, Ma, Ferien Bei, eo, ho Sra UNRQUALLAD.—GAYRTTY ed paper forthe water coat ( chemfoaia, and medicaied by an onlirely new ii ening wo the lok healthy. parable ALL other potsono: ine ad img. atroet. cman seaate A ‘h drugidats read demand ta grea STERKOSCOPIO Views. BEUKEL BROT ET eT oun STREMT, N.Y, publish ng views ot Ningeta Palle sad other fae aad cnery of tha United States, They stant receipt of the iateal productions of met in Burope wad the Orient BOYNTON AND MAGKE SRWING MAOHING Paes Sea eae pile nequailed Are § ya Company, oitice 2 Broadway, New York, room No. 1, PRIOM $5 ONLY. Leapeat sewing machine out, wewn e perfect aiteh oa beth igen and, tn fact, GURMEION. BeWhe. Ta the only machine for he million, The trade snpplied op liberal discount, song wishing machines will getoue per exprous Wy ce U3 yorum AND _— arort i aw LEN, Formerty of No.1 Wallatroet, ‘haa removed bo One coor hetaw Canal street, where There he Kan just opened w aw stock WATCHES AND JEWRURTOF ENTIRELY NEW ANID BXAUTIFUL STYLES; A. SUVER AND PLATED wane, Tle la constan iy receiving the latest atylea of watches aaa jewelry by every steamer, direct from manufacturers a rope. Waiches fogs 8 aad repaired to the beat majuer, by the fineat Loudou and Geneve workmen. " GEORGE ©. ALLEN, imp: portoe of watches aad jeweler, ong watoh cea utd silver ware, wholesale Broad) me door below Caaal street, Now ox Thee WARNING.THE SEASON OF COLDS 3 ts OW approaci he weak and dot should therefore beware. As a preventive of these com. ton and ous complaiata, uo medicinal compound or diae cover tial ae the ie of » goo arse hee: ing Parry ony eve te ait thoes whe ™ styect to exposure, nt se eeauere deicate and pre. aiaposed to pr Hs rould habitually weae proper plasler duriag the fall and winter moat Keats bp souuraption tn the Uutted States would Le decreased one thonanad fold. Until this is done, our national scourge wilh conti:iu its destructive march, deaointing househoids, aud umbering ausoag’ lis vietis the: beat sit tho. fairest of Al nases and conditions. It is 4 practical physician Tran and woanan auould he awnre of white subduee palo. almost & postive age dole tj puimnonary atiacks while worg, and xa ® r then dancerous affections a singto box w ms, DaiRNIOA, Syrups, shies day cen phinathroplate’ extol 90 btwhl, May Aware shed aver au ently irate tn in dircet coe nee of these “wonderfat remedies, ibe con — iret bottles, of sweetened picac, cure A cold OF atop & iccheat wad) dolicage lungs t da of sad hoarse er with @ Little laudanum How can ft protect a we do any good whateye th responan: It inate ht anda cough led ty arecovery, we aged : dear people,” specd your money ha you 1 plenme harm can result. but great letters, spell CONSUME ° SION, mare every ono in the Tace who haa s cold aad. ior 1D treats ¥ ihia we ell Koow or should koow, but each yew that be will bexnexception, Look at the weekly Ly, oF RUMbEF Our owa irenGsAnd reiallves whe have not been exce pious. We Lave no defirr tw (righten any one tato the v desire to speak plainiy. The Piaater which wo common senac article, destitute of any elements of deces or hambug. We believe its extended and universal cuploymsnt as a suteld against the influences of our climate wit rove f Denes and a blessing to ou follow ied, ead we there at the CHRAPEST PRICES in the city, at ROGRRA & RAYMOND'S, Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, Quarta MATERIALS AND WINDOW Si1ADKH ‘Wholesale and retail! KELTY A FERGUSON, Noa 291 Rroadway and O4 Reade atreel, New Aad Have & full and choloe sock of brocssels, worsted, damaeks, lace and muslin cartaias, x. &e., which are offered at the lowest prises. = sai over asked | \LARK’S SYRUP.TMIS GREAT BLOOD PORIPIER, © fer serotula vor oF wot complsini, te munglen, ‘or anle. WARK’S SYRUP- R SONK IMROAT IN CATLDREN $-~- cn weakness in For sale wy Sats ‘G2 Broadway. BANNES A PAERS, 19 Tare row, an “HANDS, “CHAPPED LIPS, AC.—CERTAIN ES Goa iid liane a Byer. 166, 73, St Broadway. Oe Sua, KATIA PENETRATING THs 80 that the boot can be worn Cheap, wale and neree mediate without the leest teeoovontonee to the patient, er pron chirpedis, Prondway. furgeous of the ol JAS. MeCLINTOCK’S COLD AND COUGH MIX D" tore, for at cougha and ¢olda. at NORTON 'S, (01 Righth avenue, aud sot by drageisa.” Price # conta JB, JAS. MECLINTOCK'S PECTORAL 8YRUE FOR All affections of the throat aud lungs. Price 81. De st at NORTON B, 432 Rigi a Sold by drugginie {MIT YOUR novs with the new Rove’ at TMhux overcoats Jus! introduced at prices AMAZINGLY ONRAP, y ROGERS '& RAYMOND, Corner of Fulton wud Naaaan streets KO. B. TAC G BUIFEH ac STITCH ND IMPROVED SuVTTLP EWING MACHINES. peat and beet. ow THOMAS &CO., 450 Broadway. ir H cRNIA ENGINE COMPANY BEFORE RETURNING | home viried W. F. HARADON & 60's ED TO CLEAR OUT THE BALAN e woe of winter cloth hing ORTERM | AM oereus y low p i prices 142 Fultow street ‘GROO BYRRS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER. Rend on the last page of our paper for thie day 9 num er of certificates atesting 1» the ctleacy of Meyer's usiraed ‘all kinds ions remedies, which aever fall to destroy of vermin for aaie al the proveietor # depot, No. 612 Hroadway, corner of Houston street, nt Rushton Ro. 10 Astor Heung, and 417 Broadway. corner of Canal sireet: at Wells & Co."«, 115 | | Franklin street, and by Mrs. Hayes’, 17 chen creak eon 1 a Y_ONQUENT Wild PRODUCE WHISKERS, AND } moustacher In ala weeks: h eR Tra toa Sinsas area” | orem. pmsiorx asone COCOINR, Coroannt oft, The bes! and cheapest oll fo dressing, curting and pre Sud at Now 847, 497 aod 1 Broadway aaa @ Large aie 80e., smisll nize Yrepared from ving | i devas: ve be inte. DORTRAIT OF CV. ANDERSON For which buy the |e SUNDAY COURIER OF to morrow. } portray OF CV. ANDERSON, For whieh buy the SUNDAY COURIER Of to morrow. PORTRAE OF ©. ¥. ANDERSON, For which buy SUNDAY COURTER Of to morrow SEVEN PREIS. ty 60 . Nowk Itpaoven WweiGinNa Scart, Warranted snperioro any in use—ihiato be left to the Jug. ment of the purchaser. Please examine a, Teens, mack Of +ines, for sale by NK BOWE, Ig8 Broome stroet, ru done from Broad way. TNGER'S SRWINO MACHINES, 8 ‘The crest reduction in the price of these by chines hae brought 6 customers. jo Tf | Bare been put dewn ore made Row is tho ume to bay Lu sieaeR ! a Broadway New ¥ ore. | ————e a 98, TRANS, UONLETS, TRAYS, PITCITRRS, &0., a0, Of the wewest and moe: BrANnEyiee oe co., Corner of Broadway and Broome rest, 2M OF YBARS, FIGHT LOTR, virgt weawae, Thirty feat ant Thiety> oe) fees of the them ALOR VAN RAT v's. a | Hers, Live tore take ane nm tell them so. No delicate rae oh ale mean, ah hour without the MAGN ert aren. es not the we ite pi atthe whoin Wi Price 25 ceata, MOREHKAD, MD 19 Walker street, New York. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIO PLASTER tw soil by all drugginia in town aud country every wverd, y ATT NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ANNINILATES Ret. ay, nevealgia, hypocbondria, rheumadeun, instigns: on, incipient eoosuny mental dey alo, telus | cris, nervous headache: “Miaiering, the thowt. aalignast Sika cucee an coe invigorating instantaneously without ee action, strengthening wits ‘s rent i 109 Newman sirset. $5 HEAVY WINTER OVERCO ATS, ) AVE. DE GROUT'S, 142 Yultoo street $7" HEAVY ena oyRncon ATs, ALE. DE GROOT'S, 162 Futon atrset $10 EXIRA DEAS ER SY"RCOATS, Die GROOT'S, 142 Pulton street. $150.01 000--@ GREAT SALK OF WINTHR CLOTH ‘or men and boys. AUS. DR GROOT, tirwoite hall, 143 Pution street A() POUSLE SOLE WATER PROOF sk¥KD D0) peo A sONES, oN Aim street Aton $8 oe Oe peg boots, Warranted to give selstaotloa, S1Q MeAVE Btack cLors ovEne be AL EVANS? 66 mi $10 WEAVE black cLotn ovERcoats, © ALBV ANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton atrpes $] () MBATY BLACK cLoTH OvERCOATS 7 § SL EVANS’, (6 and o Fulton sire $10 HEAVY BLACE ore OVERCOAT i Banter $10. ABAVY DLACK ny $10! AVY BLAC! VRROOATS, $10" AL EVANS’, 06 and 68 Fulton sires, KVANS’, 66 and 310 ™ HRAVY BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATA, $i - DHAVY BLACK CLOTH OVEROOATS $10 TFAVY BLACK CLOTH OVERCOAT. AL RV ANS’, 08 and 68 Puiton trae $50.7 wn tq ys ioe a cows, mashes Serer a tan bow bead tae —BMRCMATION, WRU! sister, evi, Sauk Mea ad teeipiaas, : ‘nse. are won oured ov thasoversiga pufiber’ AAs oe PALAAM CURRD MR. #, RODONRA, of Canal aed Hodson strerta ” yhocunatam of he mat padafal hind, whieh bad rendered A cripple for momtha, I verre LIFR BALSAM OCRED WINS i Third avenue, of tho moet sacha of Khe bad been xitiews from arrows tind Ay aeron 90 severe sa 0 fores ibe sternum of breast ant ot 18 LIVE BALSAM CURED RX , a faeeaa werd, Bf rok, of roca, cin H had ne vem and orig pled Coe monthe. YATT« Tat PALAAN CORED wa, Tn: ae or Ne eek cat oe ft! in me mule Wo various oper: contned Den we wee ee TATTS LIFR PAlAan A Syase mearen a ROB, Noa Mt Crowe ment and titer eaeaatery rheumnatian and gout, aner te hab had been nH’ Lite Balsew orm t roe, sek rl en an pee ee Ne Se ccee | Arye ae Tae SE JAMBA NoxER, oo ohronia dy agepain, CURED 18000 ee Yatra Ue of most ww, AT? RAISaM WAS Bots Le it wil deleterve minora. | Ritts ons CrBAgr suave oe ves soe TS cents per Ficatoal Mapon, i 346 rand meek, Naw act aeea (oe Trocktye, Ere ‘RS, Ma. 176 Paton sree,