The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1858, Page 2

2 —. According to the best data that Ican obtain, the victims of this carniverous general will not be many. A one-eyed corporal seems to be fixed , but with the soldiers the repar- temienio seems diffioult, there beng bat four, which will make just four fifths of a soldier to be shot. ‘The receipt of the news of this victory was the cause grand flourish of the church bells in this city. | Rockets were set off and processions moved through the streets. The ladies flocked to the balconies to give their.| smiles of favor, and so the taking of the Castle of Perote passes into the musty records of history by the side of the Redan and Malakoif, Cotemporary with the news of the fall of Perote came a host of people on us from Cuernavaca, some in the stage, some on horses, some On mules, some on asses, Some in | literas and many on foot. Their cry was, “The Pintos are comingts From their stories nothing could be made out, |, that a report we had received several days before | o the defeat of the government troops under Vicario was | Vigario had arrived at Cuernavaca with one arm and two of his ribs badly broken, and the Pintos, Near two thousamd strong, were after him, laying waste the country as they passed along. However, we have now had several days of expectation, and the Pintos ae pear to have fallen back on Yantepec. courier, arrived here last night, I learn that Tone Diego Alvarez, with about 2,000 more of his father’s ln- . dians from Guerrero, was two days ago near Yguala, aud ere this bas passed that place and may vow be near Cuer- pavaca. The government has about 2,000 men in that region to fight them; but when ‘Alvarez, combines with, bis forces in ‘advance, under Vilaiva and Camano, be will have a force of about 4,000, Notwithstanding bis superiority of numbers, he may get a drubbing. In a few days more we shal! be better informed on this head. federal forces which made their appearance at Real dei Monte and Pachuca, about the time I wrote you last, have gone off no one knows where; but it is supposed they have not gone far, and are waiting the perfection of . the consolidation plan, when they will again turn up. Be. fore leaving Keal del Monte, they got a good thrashing from an inferior force of government troops and lost about forty of their men. Gen. Marques, the hero of all the late events at Zacate- cas, has marched upon Guadalajara with about 4,000 go vernment troops. We are now momentarily expecting news of a battle between him and the forces under Degol- lado. Lerdo de Tejada, the wire puller of the liberal party, is at Morelia, playing the role of President tntesino for the Bahia army of the federal party. Blanco has fallen into disrepute, owing to his unsuccessful attack upon this city, and Huerta bas now the command of the Bahia forces. ‘Tt is believed that if the attack is not already made, one soon will be made by Huerta upon Toluca, the capital of this Vidaurri, Miramon and the other stars of both parties, have not been heard from lately. Miramon is supposed to be at San Luis Potosi, and Vidaurri must be at his home on the frontier. The federalists of Vera Cruz seem to be waiting for something to turn up. The ebances are that they will be gratified at an early date. The government has its plans made to attack the heroic city very soon. The extremes of the republic are little cared for here. Such States a8 Sonora, Chituahua, Durango, Oajac rero, Nueva Leon and Coahuila, Tamaulipas, catan and Chiapas do not now ¢ to tb for a strong central government ‘re socially fur ther from us than Timbuctoo is from you. The government is just now in one of its chronic states of bard up for cash. “A generalization of an old forced Joan, the same that put Escandon in prison, is now being carried out; but as the amounts are small, they do uot at ford relief to the government. The clergy are, therefore, in the market for auother loan after their stocks. In a late transaction with the agent of the Rothschilds, the clergy got the advantage of the | money lender. The pound of flesh that was piedged turns | out rather tishy, and I ‘ear the Rothschilds will learn that | the clergy of Mexico a > them at their own e quite equal game. How a new joan is to be made remains to be se: ‘The clergy have securities, but they do not like to let the gin to see they will re quire on its legs. Business has arrived at a condition here that beggars description, and with a few months more nearly all branches of business must be closed up. It is impossi- ble to go on with things as they are or as they pro mise to be. The want arising from this state of things is great, and every day rapidly increasing. The laboring classes are in a horrid state, Their murmurings can be heard in every direction, and they join in the cry for a stop to be put to the civillwars. They see uo hope in their own people, and failing to comprehend a foreign intervention, exclaiin que veuga el diablo—which means in free English, that the devil himself would improve their present condition. OUR TAMPICO CORRESPONDENCE. Tamvico, Nov. 2, 1858 Course of Garza in Tampico—His Exactions and Insults— Cloning of Business Firms—The house of Mr. Chase, Ov Amrwan Consul, Shui—Kzactions from Him—Who is Gen. Blanco—Hope only from Abroad, do. Ik is now only two months since the occupation of this place by General Don Juan José Garza, and in that brief period be has raised the curtain, and the third act of the drama is being performed atthe expense of the once prosperous inbabitants of Tampico, who are now pros trate by the acts of that self constituted tyrant, designated by the uame of General and that of the wolf in the lion's skin. His first act of power was to confiscate about 4,000 bales of goods, foreign property; it was in transit to the interior, after all imposts bad been paid, as well as the impost for internating them—the ainount of which was over $200,000, But with this act be did not stop. The ext was to impose a loan of $100,000, making a pro rata of the among the few merchants residing here, of from $10,000 to $3,000, as he deemed proper to assess and those refusing to comply with his exactions were « into damp and filthy prisous, and there they remained tuntil hunger—and without bed or bedding, for thirty-eigh’ All if they will keep the present goverament ve to seventy two hours—compelied them to affix their name: to the tyrant’s document. Next, and thirdly, he has iw posed a tax on all real estate at the rate p per cen of its valuation, and the value is estimated at more thar double its proper estimate. In fact, property lore now has no real value; and the penalty for »on-com pliance is to double the sum, and imprisonment in the end. The fact is that he boasts now that b > ruin every American and foreiguer co, and heartrending scemes are a nu- American Consul, bad closed bis comme im Consequence of the numerous exact) apon him by Garza—a house of ever twenty standing, with a large capital and credit, both in Ku and the United Slates; and at the time that be closed t doors a very heavy amount of both American and Kuglieb was on hand. But we presume he, at last, bas but little hope either of protection for life oF jx though be bas been the national representative of United States over twenty year at thix port, and thie place is within three days sailof New Orleans: but be is compeited to do so. Thus it will be seen that Gen. ¢ is at least trac to himself, although one of the fe bbe hos ever kept his work, namely: wo a decree, re capital, the set opposit ently, levying two per cent unt beng whater merchaut’* name; ane the 4 non cot ne other heavy j Lies.” The scene of the fl touehingly painful To see destitute widow ost ther busbands under command of this pirate, now slone, destitate. their poor children almost in a state of nudity, sitting like the common brood under the scanty drapery of their smitten parent, and the wind how h their wretched i, where there once still, they also under the ban lecree’ And without food, many of them tonisbment by all the people and Mr. Chase paid the unjust exaction under a strong protest. But General Garza No vaies Nada ent: and as to the muse of that func roment don't care. Now, this questioe, 0 ¥ known atthe State and Navy Deyarime:. wae most sustain him in his jast course. ‘1 nowwed tf T e ot the howe of F. & A. Chase in t , neaely, the Prima, and I His cluet counsellor is a Cuban priest whe for the beneGt of Ube wiand, and some simail matte Would uot look well in print. No goods are allow | to be internated only by a Spanieh house, namely, Garcia Cortina Deckinson, alias Xemenas y Ca! Yet H. Garza professes to be the enemy of the clerical body as well ax | the old Spaniards. It m true that those above named | wee never built any charches, yet may have wished to cling to the hors of the altar \0 staall matters 9 1 tave no doubt but « wae the ¢ this country that General Don Sau raimbe who lately made the againat aber of the y Zolonga. Now, believe ‘that Blanco i# 4 partisan of Santa Anta, and both be and | his brother, Don Migeul, who some time ago visited your ety, are Santanistas, The latter went to France, Spain | aod Italy, &o., t© see some of the eminent crowned and to pay his respecte w his Holiness, who keeps the | ye keys of San Pedro, kise his great We, and look after | Che offkhoots of the Bourbons, and invite one of the petite | N Don Carlos to vimit Mexico, and see how he might | ke the of Montercuma and the crown of the Artece This certainly very liberal, and loving our encmies it not? Meanwhile nothing ts ever to be expected from Zuloaga or bis party w fearful of Senor Robles, who, with Pokeawaray are at Jalapa, hoiding on fora further entrance into the capital, but then what could be done? That is the great problem. Kobo answers—all who know the Mexicans—tothing—oothing ever from Mexican rulers They must receive their retemption from without—new blood must be infused, who laws adminisvered, | nod @ moral standard ‘erected on « different platform Old things must pass away, and « nation be born in aday, | sod the great corner stove ®0 long rejected mast become head of the corner. and the silence of the valley be ken by the joy-belie of the Sabbath, and God be wor. po, and not man; and the stambling biock of priestly | cot forever aside’ and until that tiie comes through | channel, Mexico hever have peace or free all of humanity is now before the two houses of and the: Of authority and the eyes of the are now tarned to them. We hope that bey will not © ceventh hour pase. NEWSPA rm ACOOUNTS. Cor dence of tt ‘Orleans Picayune respundence of the New Fa ay ‘he eneral Robles, who remained in the State of Vera Crux some weeks afer bis arrival from Washington, came Ww ae Oly somUG Maye ago, aud big fricwds Wisk W make | superior forees of General Echeagaray, and have left that but operators do not rash | C | Broad | $5. | Pine wood and kindling wood for aa | oh oa alow NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1858. him President; but ra WS MOL disposed to resign. Gen. Miramon's frigods wish ‘him to'be President alse, but bo | has had to give up all idea of it for the present, ‘and left | A the capital some days ago (o take command of the army, which is now about to attack Degollado in Guadalajara, and some think that he will take it from the Puros; but, as I said before, it is of Little consequence to us which holds it, as the sane disorder is bound to continne in the country until some foreign nations oblige them by force to be quiet, and to go to work. Vara Cruz, Nov. 22,1858, | Yesterday morning entered here the’ General’ Trejos, with about 150 men, the remainder of the whole forces of Perote, im a most miserable and desolate condition, being | without clothes and shoes, These heroic troops have re- sisted for more than Lhree months the attacks of the much fortresss only after a long period of starvation, being re- duced at the end to eat their horses and hides, but before ave up the fortress they spiked all the guns and de- ‘ed all the ammunition, 80 that Echeagaray made his entry only into the naked half destroyed walls of Perote. ‘The resistance of General Trejos and his half-starved soldiers is the more praiseworthy as in the camp of Kchea garay they would have met not only with plenty of food, but aiso each soldier with 4 premium of sixteen dollars as a reward for deserting the fortress. We are also fav by a commercial house with the annexed extracts from letters brought by the Tonnes. see Mxxioo, Noy. 18, 1858, We are unable to avail ourselves of your valuabie ser vices, owing to the very unfortunate state of the country. We are in a constant revolution ; nothing is heard or spoken of but the encounters between one side and the other, and it appears to us we are just a8 far from peace as we were six months ago. Al! communication with the road is sus- pended. We cannot, in our opinion, look to peace again, unless we have some foreigg tatervention, and we are iv hopes that the United Sia’ goverament may yet be in- duced to interfere. Vana Cava, Nov. 21, 1858. ‘Tho political affairs of this mufortunate country ure in a most unsettled condition, and it is impossible to form an idea when, and by what means, the revolution will be brought to a conclusion. It is su that we may ex- pect Shortly an attack on our city by Gen. Echeagaray, but a8 we have now two French and four Spanish vessels _ we do not think that any outrages caa be commit- ted here. The Canal and River Navigation. Pree the the Albany Journal Dec. 2.) for the present season is con- ciated beyond hea for the ico in it is strong enough for persons to walk upon it with safety. We learn that at various points the transhipment of property from boats to cars has already been commenced, and that the great bulk will ere long be brought to this market Ice continues to form rapidly in the river, and in the ity of Castleton hag become quite formidable, though, should the+southerly wind now blowing continue for se veral days, it will effeetually use up the present obstruc. tions. ‘The tows which ran aground night before last on the Castleton bars, were got of at high tide yesterday after. noon at two o'clock, and were passed by the passenger boats from New York’ last night at Redhook. The tows whieh left here last evening floated over the bars, ani were early this morning beyond the reach of ice.’ The tows took down last evening only nine or ton boats eaci, on account of the increasing obstructions at Castleton. Three tows will be made up here for New York this af- ternoon, which will go down in charge of the steamtugs uga, Magara and Syracuse, which will about ciose up th's buriness for the season. The steamer New World reached here at an early hour this morning. The Knickerbocker broke her air pump when near Castleton, and her passengers were broug! this city iu the Young America. A tugboat has been sent down to tow her up. ‘At noon the prospect of a prolonged continuation of river navigation was more favorable. During the morning the atmosphere had moderated materially, and with a stiff southerly wind the ice in the river was fast decomposing, and the water on the bars was several feet deeper. Twen ty four hours of such weather as we are now enjoying will add many days to river navigation this season. THE LECTURE SEASO! BIBLE IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. iets Armitage will deliver a discourse on the abore _ tomorrow (sunday) evening, in the meeting house of the ‘Nor foik street Baptist church, between Grand and Broome streets. Services commence at 7 o'clock precigely. ‘THE BALL SEASON. IRST ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE YOUNG MEN'S Laterary Club, to be beld at Niblo's, on, Friday eveaing, Dee. 10, nb Tickets $2. JOSRFH Is TULLY,T Jamas W. M Canty, Secretary. HE THIRTIETH ANNUAL BALL PF, THE NEW York Fire Department, for the benefit of the Widow and Grpban fund, will ake place at the Academy of Musto on Mon Gay evening, January 24 1859. Tickets may be procured of agers or of the following OUENHT A NURI President, cor. Clif and Frauktort st 46 Pearl street, dans PF. Wewman, Prrex Hi. Trrvs, Treasurer, 86 Market sirect LOST AND FOUND. POUND. —TAKEN FROM A BOY, A BLACK SRT he owner can have him by proving property Coal yard, 210 Kast Fee pee and paying’ Rasenmes 0G LOST.—STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF THE Mivertiser, at Bay Ridge, Long Island, on the 26th Novem ber, a large fawn Teylound, answering to the name Of Becton’ A liberal reward wil be pala, for his fetures oF for information which may lead to his recovery, at ld Vowey street. O8T—ON THE IST INSTANT, A MEMORANDUM BOOK 4 containing bills mae, A liberal reward will be paid ior the return of the same by Patrick Brennan, Eighty fourth street aud Broadway OSTA PLAIN GOLD, RING, nls B. L., Dee. ceive Sureward by. i MARKED WITH THE The — will re- wt ory Mark’ ‘sp [Ost-IN WEST. TWENTY THIRD STRERT OR IN A 4. Twenly dhird sreet stage, a pair of light gol Abe finder will receive a liberal reward and the Gwocr by roturuing tee same to6l Rast Twenty ninth street, between Fourth and Lexington aver Suawn FOUND. —THE LADY WHO LOST A SHAWL while passing down Fulton street, between Water street Sra Fulton ferry, early in the moraing of October 29, 1s inform: that the same has been recovered and can be S+cond preciuct station house, 49 Beekman street, property ib Wee caine | ¢ REWARD 2) belongine above rewarl w $5 REWARD street to the vame Above reward. od bo quesusns cake $é —LosT, A Sit J. Crooke & be paid for its KIPT BOOK, 1 aureet. The 18 I STRAYED PROM NO. we New! REWARD. ont, LAST EVENING, A BLACK BAG, The finder wih &. PB. 00 the bottom. wel receive toe dove reward by revurping it to Thos. Johnston, mas ter, Noruer ol Pweeniy eveuth street and na Fourth eae $ REWARD.—A REWARD OF 82 WILL BE Palp Yoo for $25 4 Ma Bimpeon, the ith day of December, 1856, or the same reward’ wi Seren, whe Fedsoesed ths salt weich on the a ay ol Nae, mugen ar eroyarat sueb one may be requir oni owing W. aK SIM 95 Bowery ~ REWARD.—STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF DE. 5 ait urbe horse. nix years ol ad. nea 125) Bmpr t A Jarge eter in the fo F aide ind foot white, « moar in fag brceet, caused bys n . paid for the recovery wf the boree eperenonsion ‘and conviction of the thie NenoLas WICKOFP, Fl Dee. 2, 1568. CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. — A. pledges, ouch ns gold hunting and open face chronome uplex end pairat levers, gold chains. diamond rings, pins, Ae silver watches, and mremely joe ioem for onal. ‘ip medi to Le SAOUBE & Co way, oppomive the Broadway theatre. CLOTHING, aC. ES AROP QRANTITY OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF ching wanted for the Southern market, and fifty per Cent will be paid in cash more than elsewhere, for large or Small lots, by addressing or calling at the store of Wildam ‘Walsh, 55 Centre street, corner of Duane, where can be reabred by ealiing on orad- rt jabs Be SKONBY, #21 Peart surest SEGARS AND TOBACCO. ‘A, DowRSTIC AND GERMAN ery grade, ot. prions iva solicited, nad ch purchasers s oxvi 0. Cake S, 17 Broadway AND ENAMELLED CHAMBER PORN (Quest NUT tareot superint and warraniad manufyeto re v © it aed fresco, in ail styles and © a ‘Rn Riseron 'S warercome, M5 Cane! street oppomiie Wooster Bata iiahed in 1545, SUr78 OF PORNIYURE, 18 tom rine saree: ont apeees > CHAMBE: fT, se Waanes wal ‘3, {our doors enat of Broad URNITURE WANTPD.—A PRW CHOICE PIKCES OF furniture, if of the best make and néarly mew, will bought for cash by J. Woodward, 89 Frankia pple FURNITURE UIGHEST PRICK PATD FOR bouseboid, and other {) on furniture, uae ARD irk fre red oat wrest prises, mn Seventh aud F ngoth aveneen PER TON.—RED ASH PRACH OR Ye) ‘H. grate $4 dry and clean © and [nrmace white Aab, Nineteenth street, be STROLOGY —PROFESBOR WILSON, ASTRONOMER, be consulted on the past, p Of tice a 98 Ridritge Fee Ladies 75 cents; block east of the Howery, up second maira, first door, where bas ith her truth in the line of satro- logy and clairvoyance. Fee Se. 188 ALMTRA RA VIRGINIA, TH rnp S CELEBRATED MEDI. and evenings at By 198 ¢ Broome. Dr. bitter apple, and the best and extant von “YOUR CHANCE TO SHE THR NATURAL, seeing clairvoyant—the only one in the United TA JOINT WARD CO CONVENTION Rey Committers of OF THE PEO the Ninth ward, held the tollowi and ar the adriatic, on Srening of " ward officers was mo: —For Commie: slower: lari Onderdonk; For School I Van Arscale; For School BA ‘eat, “olbeea gert; For Constablea—James A Dellarke Fallam. W. J. BRISLEY, Aurnep J. MoCouovem, Becretary. A Foeagth street, the follor reas, although 8 were T A MEETING OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC oRN tral Club, held on Thursday, 24 \boldt Hail, T ay fe naopted> — ‘conventions of our oan ‘our interests have not been consulted, an ead our wiabss | f reference © men who were identified with Slaregetded, ell wre will not make the principles Sufirr 08 socount of the fap mem bers thereof, and will be avoided; bo it Rei sup cra solved, That the orge H. Purser ‘orc Gonetpor of the A cratic Resolv ved, That wi whore long experience in ue fect hy tly qualifies him for Ye nominated, and. that with hia politic: ie tas tn tate eee our ind action of some those omissions jerman Democratic Central Club will ‘and county of Ne mptrolier, ‘and that we call the position for which he known i interests of rity and rulers at All ‘tesolved, ‘Thai we support the nomination of Mr. Townsend tng more willingly, as we know him itn Fe el Wood and his deaps to be a ‘and of pure character, whose of Ten Governors can onl sratefully acknowledged merit which be now fills, Resolved, thaw elias af aoe potion of | Fernando erate clique characterize his putting up stump of defeating the ik which he used tocinmaterige gine Cieealed from ‘othings and black rep’ namely, aa treason and ominges of our 0 ows wa pay and ee or his 0 appgaeta aia poshion » oad pow colted, Tha we done ee action having the tendency ‘of estran; our party, which sect or creed oF natior Dr. Harenegn, Secretary. utterly mbers of our Party, cae ets pport with all Shete biwerihe reg"lar nominees of the demo party for the w York, to wit: and Isasc Townsend for upon our deao- H. Purser a man weil his talent, he will’ be able to protect the city agalast the tacks of the black republican f great ia man of great ja. be partly remunerated by a the he people in a triumphant ‘tne “purpone lec tga hove er. i daapotore of tng such iajudicious ‘minded men particular PSR ATH, REPUBLICAN “REGULAR NOMINA- _—First Aldermaaio district. —For Aldermaa, Dania Brorny, Wisiam Cigar, JOHN FE. ENRIGHT. SAMURL B, WILLIAMS, Chairman. } Secretaries, EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGULAR’ AND PEO- veureenth dis mination {¢ teiet Frain ward, SAMU! ‘Alderman of aw GALPIN, ‘ON. FERNANDO WOOD Andon benny 4 Dec. 4, 1858, At Milleman’s Hall, corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty- sixth street, at S o'clock P.M. By order of Tangementa. sChas. H Winans, Secretary. he te, om 3 i street, near the ‘Com BENJ. BAX, Chsiraan. ery, at S'elock of ar NDEPENDENT pENpoRsstC NOMINATION.—FIFTE Alderm: BENJAMIN TEWILLEG. anic district ‘M. Lawson, Secretary (a apd ‘Binth “A. MARTI ve Fifteenth wards) NE, Coairman, YOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THK ‘SKVENTH AL ‘We, the unde standing Mr A. derman, that havin, dermanic di MC authorized to ‘Smith declined the ig since been waited ent eitizens and taxpayers in the d cept the 0 7 AND P Golss seetec cee bereb; Clerk, room No, inset, HE AMERIOAN, TAXPA’ SERS BOPLE'S CAN. Wm. EF. Beardsley. FFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNer, sn eS Fore 19, b 388. Eleventh we rds, in ‘Ohy Hall, notified to attend at on Tuesday, the “aoek pomination unanimously given him by ihe Americaa. arty, walviow sil persoaal inooaventence, is Bow and will be ne ny, at au im to ac MAN OF THE SHYT District Brigga, ‘Chas. J. Holdes Joho D. King, . Anderson, Hiram Foroe, . Camp bet, Thee. P. Okie, ninger, Geo W. Bwoomfield, W Parks, Fred’k Merrit, J. Rose, Cc. HL PI juaive, lect ai he ofce of the EOPLE'S AND REGULARS’ Juegrn ci DEMO. e renuler nominations hen for Governor of Al School Do. Pe Jamis man. posted iret Tie hia i) H. DOYLE I8 THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE FOR Tounclitosn of the Fourth Sensioriai district. Ho ts 0 honest, popular and upright maa, and sure to eto be elected.” Te the rescue! To the rescue ree AND TAIPAYERS’ CANDIDATE FOR AL- derman Fifth district, JAMES WEBB. Fr. Jamas 8. Davis, uso, tor Behoo! ier’ By order of JOHN rewary. Bee: te reliable tae, wilh bo Coflice open bight aud day. I Counet! district (Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth Seren saprenate REGULAR REPURLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SIXTH and Eighteenth sit WM. LAIMBRGR, Jr., Eighteenth ward. FGULAR DEMOCRATIO BEOULAR, NOMINATION — dintetot, Ni Fifveenth wards. For Fowann J. Hawriro! pUOLLOW Alderman Bolomo: Aurann J. I ta. AARON H. BEAN, Ohairmaa. Xin, } Secretaries. RGULAR REPUBLIOAN NOMINATIONS. meeting of the Twent first Ward Republican ( ijn, held purmuaat wo th call of the General Comite, on Wednesda: ove, lowing persous were amt omer legates io the Ward Convention, ae bam i, cr . a jachariab Hawking, Charles Hl. Brows, Peter Contant James Trimbie, Clark Vought, Wm JN George Woodman, Joba W. Robert Hunt, Buephen 8. hobert Mook, The delegates to the Ward Convention met at 435 Fourth ara ue ou Friday eveniog, Nov. 10, when the following pomiaa ons were made Jz Scbrel Comentastonse. —Joba Davenport. for School Imepector—Kaward K. Blonds. ae. Fer Constabiien~{ iin + Johnson, perk COUTANT, Chairman. rpaxrayene, AND OTVIZENS' CANDIDATE, ROBART L. DARRAGH, o THE posoe, or THE HERA ema, Uhat a Seder See Ameren, part, didates for Oounetinen in the Filth Senatorial 1 —| HAVING SEEN Cornell and Ben) permit Us Womay that we have never solicited suck an endorsement and if tt be the ease, we have Deo. 2 resented CHAS. 1864. BENS rer been offteiall by bath sides of informed of demoeratic ourselves for the storial district. G. CORNELL. 7. RHODES. AX AND RENT PAYERS NOMINATION FOR Al. ‘The undersigned, ts: derman, JAMES OWENS, of all op ‘and rent pareracf the Twenty-first heir fellow citizens the above named _ to the abominable le, Tried and found une twiibe Lem interesta of his conpuiuenta we pledge ovreelves to give him our undivided support. ‘William B. Dodge, Medi ndison avenne near 2ith atreet. William W. Niles, tb avenue, near 36th street. B. Kamuel B. Fehi Innac N. Phelps, $7 Madison avenne. street, near Sth avenue id, Robert Page. corner fi daey dotn Meet Lewis. T Joweph Aradiey Wm. R. Martin, M. Sehtetie it, 13 ‘bom a Fapiee | s Marion Sime. Pane ia Godine « Beards L. Alvord, 10 We eile ip ES east Pier street ‘Wadinnn nin Madison and Sth street 2d street at street 49 Sth at Sint treet Sonn th Wirshgnte, 46 font Sie ereet AW x Boardman, Hradtord. 9 Rast 3eth street, Sah street Win. I. Cogstel), 2) Rast 2th street FP. Ie Harris. 43 Bast Sith street Ath street, 4th avenne ath H) Rant Mth atrent I Gabi 8 Me Bast Mth street rence, 63 W st 3th wtreet Goh Weld. 6 Rast Sah street Francia Lipbier, & bast ‘4th street Adon Pmith 1 Vadwon arenne ay, Pinkney. tine, La Le joreph Fi Bnatend capresen, 34 #1 Lexingion avenue. xin Mowbray. Enet 34th street. near Let (eben, Sorner gion avon and ‘Sd Beet Sean D Rast b street and fb avenue. (ore ea Pa thot Oliphant 1. Snow. corner Fast 8M et. and Lexington a. Tobe Sephongen, Preaerick T tock William ©. &.P. & ‘iam Frevtreth pple, 100 Lenin Poureteb. 1 ich I ow Rast Z th fam sh weet 19s Bast 824 street. abt strewt ° ret. venue and 88th street. per Corning, 25 Maclison avenur. award © Disere. 62 Rast 34h 116 Nadie. avenue, ROPLE'S 0 —l Ps CHOICK.—PO -FOR ALDERMAN OF Fux F FIPTH BENJ ‘AMIN TERWILLEGAR, a Jnewe and enthusiastic mooting, held’ at the Howant House Boat caster of harrow and reeuwich streets, on Friday We, Termrnisned: recommend w the voters of the above dist ct B. her ‘an honest man and of the noblest wo ke of God: Indorve ‘the above as worthy of . Mace, Among many others. a iid »Becreary.. L, BRAMSON, Chairman, Ue NOMINATION FOR SCHOOL OOMMISSIONER, ‘enth ward, yn, chair manufacturer. |, Joel W. Masor |ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. 1s the people's Sf WARD ‘PEOPLE'S AND REGURARS’ NOMINA- ‘For School ‘McCay. per seal am tent Bae 5 urns, Michel Gurany T. Va aa Walsh, ‘ur Constables—Matthew Beirne, 1%, "WARD ON DROK. _—AT A MEETING OF hey Lan Ward Union Club, held ite th Dee. 8, 1858, a 5 oe nan, J Pees res john mm pes, Hac. Soyo Me mis, re, Thomas B mph Jonx Dartos, BUEN, i Joun Pavon, "3 Secretaries. GEA ND io fTHl WARDS DEMOCRATS, AW AKR'— Don't fail to attend the grand m ase rasifoadion mi Metropolitan in Hester hear Rowery, to HON. FERNANDO WouD and on ‘ heel MIKE WALSH will positively speak. nits THOMAS FITZGERARD, Chairman. M 4 z ows wn} Secretaries, ye Ward DEMOOR ATIC REPUBLICAN PEOPLES 4 an officers :— Keg nomination for: COKNE AUS COLLINS: ‘School Commissioner. Dr. PHILIP R. O'REILLY, School Inspector. THOMAS Woop ase, + School Trustees. THOMAS H. FARON, _ LAUGHRAN, Chairmaa. Francis J. Ha ee TH WARD—AT A CONVENTION OF THE DEMO- cratic republican electors of this w: in accordance with ihe call of the Demoeratte Re Wm. ALFRED VALME Avavstus OuveR, 10s WaRD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR ominations—T: ‘AMURL, T. WEBSTER. For Schoo! fnapector ETL P. SMrTIt For School ol Trusees } JOsnra Me BLL.” JOSEPH M. n™ ALDERMANIC DISTRIOT—ar Hl WARD. Democratic Key Regular Nomination. or Ade walla A. Suk De Chairman of te Wustam Mornay, Sec. J OTWARD—AT A MEETING OF TH RATIC Republican Committee of the Twelfth held at Car- mansvilie, on Monday evening, Nov. 29, 1858, ing been reeetved from the several candidates for thelr cordial approval of, and thelr purpose to support the city and ward nominations made {he General Committee of Tammany Hall, the following reso- lution was unanimous! most heartily and cor- Resolved, That this dially endorse the nomination ot— George » for Isaac Townsend, for Almabouse Governor. Henry W. Genet, te Alderm: ‘Ws. H. Towe, 'm. TH WARD P. ANTHONY, yen Democratic, People's For School 1 JACOB BENN! | WARD.—FOR peed ys 16" REGULAR mamqonarTe REPUBLICAN NOMI- Ata Peo ee Se December, 7, = ss Kirehott'. near Nineteenth Resolved, That Mi “STEPHEN P| P. RUSSELL be nom! inuind a OF THE NINTH AL- |, RANNEY. canaidate for the office of Pomptrolier; and that we recom mend him to all good demon ‘& good, wor. ths competent aid genie man ia thie ofhes; asd’ we ur good cra, in geben all to vote for hia. ABRAHAM KAsT« i. APO AS HORRER. Vice President, Dr. JOSEPH MALER, \ P. KIRCHOFF ¥. WILLTA G. ROSEND. IGT ZARD REGULAR REPUBLICAN UNION XoMI- ) pation—Por Alderman of the,Ninth Aldermanie dist KT in DARRAGH. Por Counclimen of the Strin ena’ 5 Gal ranklio J. Ot IE. TH WARD.—RFGULARS AND PROPLE'S NOMINA en nie 6 — | For School Inspector—J: Michae. Habu, George A. J: tion.— For Sehool Com: —Benjamin R. Winthrop. oon Ww Moore. For School Trustees— KDWARD DRAKE, Chairman. Secretary. ALERANDER | CovirEe, 1 | WARD, paris INDEPENDENT DEMOCRA There will be a mecting of this club this (Satur day) ernie a § dork at A Captain Meguire’s, First avenue, corner of please be punctual. Members will isinene of mol inpertense wil Corraapeeee a ‘aTRICK HOLbES, Secretary. JAMES KELLY, President. TH WARS Ser Uap Ay NOMINATION be] Reboot € ry ye Fairman. EK. Delade: James Pairman wag by the Convention for the ofice of FG. GLAUBENSKLEE, Chairman, Seoretary. TH WARD.—AT A MASS MERTING OF THE De 1 mooracy of this ward, belt in the hall of the Phird Ave ue Railroad Company, on’ Thursday evening, December 2, Farle called the meeting tw order, Up motion, Al Metipedon was unanimously elected chair ‘The following Cx Oy. Presideats and Secretaries re anime rreetients—itagh Metabe, John Garvey, Philip Fite patrick, John Noakes, Pantel Kellabe, Thon. McManus, Tunis onestee!, Denis Mullins, David U. MeCutlough, Wm. Clare Joun Nednan, Win. Mo edo. Wim. fiebman, Francis Geiger, Michasl Mecann, doh Bowling, Patrick iseel, Sao Bar ce Sccretaries—Rernard Carrick, Patrick Ford, Francis. Mar fin, James Gerrety, ©. M. Herrick, Michael! Glare, Francis J. Tuomy, Thomas’ Ferguson, Michael i. Morony, Walter EES tebewing reectatone were then unaaimously adopted — Resolved, That the nominees for Councilmen in the Seventh district meeta with our entire epprovation; that in Mevuire Arcularins, Cook, Moore, Timpson and Higgins, we recogal fentlemen whom we delight to honor. They all possens «ali ations that eminently fi them ae Jo legislators, and ta thelr election the hie wil) have secured faithfnl and competent With the exception of Henry Arculariug our nominees f di nt our fall sympathy and heart) © ige them an Tathusteatie ral in thee behalf. larins is our representative no worhy, = ie serwabt, whge mond it ta tbe Conroetin Coa the Foapeel of bin preevst euandaten, and the pm the public. Ae is a bead and sboulders we meanness and dupe ity. anit x man foe the pla Resnived, nominavion Mr. ference Farley for Sebool Commissioner is auch a one as. should 4 cannot fail of rendering the utmost satisfaction h 3 cogerive and an ie there cannot be found a citizen more pees | to educebonad parpeera than Terence Pariey, and we prondl We are w jwige an of and hie - ‘6 iy potato him as our nominee. re ability and sincerity by hig neta, openly bave 4 demonstrated that no for him not to be ly ant ropienliy dine y heartfelt an interest it "He desery ort, and wi f the Nineteenth ward That ovr nominations for Sehoo! Trustees, France Moeum Gnd Misgos! Failaber, ere wel taywn eed deverting rprising, competent and reliable, pomwassing en rged and iberal views, aid pomrasing experience in sobe nt maliers whi renders them peculiarly adapted (or the port: pd Temas Gent been Lwan= pe for; and we ear. nently roe them to the support of the voters of the ward, o€ whose good opinion whey are wurthy and fully @n uw to. Resolved, That in our nominee for School Inspector, Thoman fn hia official late o¢ cart be tein pbantly lected MeManne, we recognise an old resident of the ward, who stand in the estimation of the residenta thereof, and we fool that he deserves, as be shail receive, our anited support Resolved, Thag ihe scmminations made for, O@ietablen are un exeeptionale. That in Fou Metilyn and James Crowiey, we resent intel and wor men, whe are in every partion tar com, ent or the ‘or the syatunne for which Ke have hea ‘nom! ted ia beyond any doubt. ind aisiity, and sbadl receive one unquaitt The meeting waa then eloquent Daniel B. Taylor, A. Woven, 38 warts, MH jowrned, with th +7 —f, for the of ay! THOMAS NcSPRDON, Chairman. M. H, Monowy, Secretary, TH WARD.—FOR ALI ELEVENTH Aldermanic ir. a * A eeve in the ward, by charpcter are favited to 309 sired, ao lo ma weare fa =) Bh) heir vote for hiew im the N OF TH taht bon, tn polivea! tefeksters who are in the field. REGULAR AMERICAN NOMINATIONS, 21°F aon! ous DAVENPORT Srernes MeCoRMICK, ae 215,82 WARD.—A |) COMMITTRE APPOINTED poplars and | oxvire wal mest every evening out ler a, corner of y me and ‘in favor of John 1’ — for Alderman are ate J 8, Chairman, Bran, POLFFICAL. NTH ALDERMANIO DEB DIsTaicT— democratic republican uomina- Constables. Mathow Nu d Thomas: ‘Wan be Lacy, Becrdtary.” “YOHW LYNOH, ST WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCK COM- muitee will be im session every evening at Hibberd & Ply Con's. ‘Thirty-second street apd Fourth avenue, w sales, tt stoction. Tes riandeof Jamee ony, for Al well as tend ee DRR tet ae fora ter P, Cane, Sous Bomtinason, J Seoretaries 203 a4 WARD—THIRTEENTH ALDREMAMIO | DIsTaICT. mons mae of 3) Ang of the second ward, ty, willbe’ hott in al Tal Forty fourth and Ninth avenus on Haturday evening, at 7}; o'clock, to ratily the nomin Beary Le er Al acelin, amon re ee ee, Horace F. Binet hm) Day, aes ‘Stark Newel Hon udge Bi Send ‘Shea, fo James, mas B the Commies of Ar QP WARD.—PROPLEA 4 AND ee y= OANDI- HENRY L. BULKLEY. 902 WARD.—UNITRD ADEMOCRATIO per flon, NICHOLAS SEAGRIST, MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Chairman, T. H. | ‘Tenence Renzy, P. and R. | pag HARD DEMOCRATS AROUSE.—THIRTEENT! Aldermanic district. —, f the Feeniy-eccond werd will be at 10 bouse of Mr. P. Dela- ny, corner of avent ety caren. ew at democratic: Ls wh yey gerrerny the * ‘CHRISTOPHE MORAN, Chairman. ‘Tuomas Eaan, He _____ DRY Goops, oo. uy: GREAT SALE OF RICH PARIS OLOAI MANTILLAS, RAGLANS AND TALMAS’ JEAN DE LA M. Fabricant et modes, rue Neuve, St. Augustine, ‘tn Chief to the Bagenie, ond oll tha, unter in Chief o tho Kenprene ie reyal yap pe ty EE mense collection of nouves costumes, which ae- ceasity compels bim to convert into cash within a epace of dine, be tas the sume The well known proprietor lebrated clon: ai mente emportom, Now: 294 and 296 Canal street, New ci who, in order to at isintentions above expreased, Uns forced sales. wad determined spon No. 503 Broapway, Siroultaneous with these now progressing at the rue Neuve, "a . The apportioned to this city RICH VELVET AND BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS, caine ie ee Pat an i made of the richest ma: terial, amount Paris, to ONE HUNDRED THO! SAND ee ‘And in orger to eect its epeedy, 4 distribution he ee Paco 508 BROADWAY, re the whole sock te now beg ofered at private sale, at such merely nominal prices for really fire class articles as to only convince the ‘of the ‘ruth of the above by inspection, actual DRSORIPTIVE PATIOULARS. 0 Diack Lereeeeetves Beem new in style and om aie via S00 ext, Wuperor ehh, very eaborvtly Adora nae 210 velvet cloake, at from! 65 wo 120 ‘we 15 broidered 700 heavy binck eet raglana, at from BO ‘mea a frm beaver cloth, with roche roa: menia, at Brirs hy Bt nifcont > mg Comprising same of mo di clegant garmenta ever ried into i . We 36 ik 8,10 and 12 misses’ and fates young CLOAKS, RAGLANS, TALMAS, do. ied FS WB. MACKENZIE, B, £8 Breedway ves aRt “OF VERSAILLES. J tix order, Talented cutlors employed and « fit ‘and’ increasing trade, clous premises 7 a i 4 1 ile a Ay bE FFs 3 iF i ! He i zi i f se But he, too, parand away, sod his descendant’ fashioned the garments in which the aixinen ‘cine Antoinette, stood before the al — ofthat nuptiel union whicb terminated ¥ (he world haa ever known. ores! ‘dynanties cl ged, the Rourbons were driven trom throne, and returned to it, Hut though different monarchs ire over the land, the oan of La Matre con Geek Grongh every change 4 aneceeded {1 e— 34 He taind'what wom a wt wan not fo best adventage the the throne, ig of Fashion still, as of the Cordiean. Revoludon followed revolw ill the Ares, Ay that mearcely has parailel. and which ean only be mecounte’ for om the Of their wonderful capacity for dhe roie they play their place, wo tha haw has a icrendrd tj Rue Newre St Auguntio \. Miictanes 0 all Europe he ‘Negle ‘and fashion of thelr garments He speak, and ering ha graceful airiness, or contracts iia vaat dimen F ty within the ephere be cireurnseribes. and to the hoa ¢ of Ka Maire dhe ladies of our own conntey are i for nearly all the graceful now zabape of mantiliag robes, fe been ue demaud from this catty spam that arn concentrate re bower thet at tna be been freed to with . H. MACY. Sixth avenne. artewnth DH any One door below A's acres, oranina mm, Day, t brown Fi =o" ‘and ae imovanats Rxperienced aaleswomen ready to any and {4 them. street. $ sunth avenne rieenth Dan One door ‘elow street ores Ln pen a AT THE PRICKS.—A LARGE plush gloves, all sizes, at 75 conte; | Pee P sLAoR, ie a Rar es CMS. es FOR THE BABIFS, ING REDUCTION BA " In the prices of heme, elegant toflet am f= a un. has mken place at GENIN'R ——a the tot of Jn and will be continned mp to eof Seadey, afford ap opporta na 7 a from this riment at « moderate (© pure f depa very expense ESCORDIRTT TORT oanine cone, | W' ADOLOTHS, aR LIONSKINS AND SEA A AND CASTOR BEAVERS, Elie: Ae NSUPBRIOR BLAN pune Boe, nT, OP nae sr pe SOLD’ Font FORTAWITS. RUSSIAN AND HDDSON’S BAY. GENIN'S NEW FOR kOOM, SOT Broadwag. ‘OLIDAY PRICES FOR CLOTHING AT DRUMGOLD & PROCH’S, 120 Fultoa 15 for heavy Esquimaux beaver overcoats, }12 for heavy fur overcoats. for plain cloth overcoats. for. pilot cloth overcoats. A fine nile to $10 for business coats. A large vai a ever ween suits. Very Ase rand well made. ‘0 to $7 for black and fancy cassimere pants, ‘90 for vests. Heat Fogether with 6 asnoriment of yoods ia im pices ty MPORTANT TO THE LADIES. A. NEW SHAWL AND BULK “ROOM JUST OPRNAY ‘©. & J. MOWBRAY, in order to accommodate thoir ‘sr, have been compelled to add ta their ap A NEW SHAWL AND Lg x ROOM, amy EF 2 H of tiluson, all ree Sree AR TRADE. Me ‘CURTAIN MATERIALS. SOLOMON & HART, No. 369 Broadway, Offer to sell their entire sleck of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, SINGLE AND T £! DTH BROCATRLS AND Yo mate At the lowest prices. aul t Qiering these they assure the public that thoy ars Bo THI SEASON'S IMPORTATION, Or MISERABLE REFUSE < nooo Ss of broontels om such as advertised “4 houses at reduced ith embroidered lace weaoen prices prices. naaaein secre rotapguecermieenertemear om but the best werkmea. muslim owe. a AT CRANFORD’S, so jway, corner of Duane street, A large invoice of SUPBRIOR CASSIMERE BUSINESS O0A’ Als overcoat, frock cous, pais and Yas, said yt antag ty ATTENTION OF THE LADIES ‘stock of akel atterns and wel “4 NOTIOR TO THE LADIES anour FURS! FURS! FURS( Great excitement AT WHITK & BIRD'S. Foner Lam TORS At wrath, SABLES, ERMINE MINK © STONE MARTES, Farag, sj SQUIRREL, ao, he. brag, Figen THOSK $15 SETS OF FRENCH MINK. A ree bet SF — Our entire stock of LADIES’ FANCY FURS a ae OFFERED AT RAWAM. Mite aod Cutts, Of all the diferent Kinds of furs, aT ASTOR Low PRICKS, Remember! WHITE & kp ohm street, and i 3 Maisea ane, corner of | Nessea. ABtictaL FLOWERS, Pie A full and genera! assortment of every description American Wholenale ook tae Frnhy CPR aa tan havi determined to offer their stock at would in the ition of the ladies to their extensive: of {nmoy of RUSSIAN AND HUDSON'S BAY SABLE, In cloaks, eas, hal Capen, victrines, multe sl, oul als Hudson's Bay, , prairie wolf, bear, fox and jenet wt Spc tation or whe Aref,» beast Cer epee ten eet aod mont extensive inthe . feel tonhdent thal every one ean be suited = RAUTY TO LADIES 18.4 HANDSOME BONNET. — ‘Good shape and styles, with rich materials, at the leweet prices. at N. BINNS’ new milliaery store, “415 Canal street bo tween Thompson and Sallivan URS, FURS, PURR. furs, 'ACTURERS, FURS. HUSTER & STEDE, 38 Maiden lane, New York, Offer thetr rich and elegant ammgriment of ladies’ furs com fisting Hudsom Bay sable, Royal ermine, mink, stone marten, itch marten, de, de Made up in the latest style, which they offer at the low % amas LADIES’ AND eo FA NCY Fi RICH and BEAUTIFUL, HLEGANT and COMPORTARI ~ Bach ie the eteck of aod wih addition of Ube aplendid Ww BC MANTRAUX, 5 received. ARIE MADE TRAVELLING AND SHOPPING BA ee une n bean} and useful article for bol presenta, JOUN CATTNACH, Trunk manufacturer 4 Brondy of Wail street TBPONS OF THR NEWEST STYLRE, * from’ avetion, 110 sinth atenue ate WR. Bond). page HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A FURNISHED HOUSK WANTED.—A WIDOW LADY A jahes to take & farnished house of pa we weg A Th Wi who have leave pol notice © USE WANTED—0O! Roa ee BO CTOREE WT ANTRDstTU lower part of Broadway or B ro ames ones ) Mast be strongly b name Cot er i Ed ponension now or May 1 office. >