The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1858, Page 5

Walneck's Theatre, MERCHANT OF VENICE OF ML WALLACK. The most interesting theatrical event of the season was 4he reproduction of “The Merchant of Venice,” under Mr. Wullack’s auspices, last « Tho play itself is, to a £0. audience, the most interesting of Shakspere’s comedies, The compactness and naturalness and efleet- iveness of the main plot; the originality and gayety of the amatory episodes, wherein Portia and Bossanio, Jes , Grativno and Nerissa have their wooings and their winnings; the clearly defined, well contrasted aud evenly balauced characters; and the glorious lan- @wge—now playful and witty, now tender and winning, now subtle aud sarcastic, now grand and cloguent—all conjoin to make a drawatic work ss entertaining upon the Mace as it is charming in the library. Mr. Wallack has evidently approached bis work of re- viving this noble work with due care and reverence, In the iret place be bas distributed the parts well; even the smallest of them have been placed in the hands oF capable artiste, Wola: Duke of Venice Prince of Morocco. Prince of Arragon. REVIVAL OF -RENTREB, sica and Lot .Mr. Chippendale, OMr, Wheatleigh. Me. Floyd. ‘This cast is much. Better usa whole ‘than that of the Princess’ theatre, in London, and the play as given here will compare very favorably with Mr. Kean’s grand coup, With regard to the general ensemble at Wallack’s, wo wore -quite prepared for something exquisite, and we were not disappointed. The Venetian characteristics and costumes, when the Queen of the Adriatic was at the beight of her glory and ber power, have been faithfully repro tuced, We have the Rialto as it was, the historic column of St. Mark, the grand canal, and the great ball, where the Duke ‘and the Senate dispensed justice according to their ideas of t - article. T on Portia’s nouse is a superb chateau, ca. pable of containing ali her suitors and their suites. The costumes aro in the best taste and.all fresh. Sach bravery of apparel bath never been equalled here in our day, The dresses of Portia and Bassanio were miracles in their way. The business of the scenes was most thoroughly and faithfully elaborated. The elopement of Jorsica, at the end of the second act, the mask, the gondolas and the Driliantly lightet houses, gave an ensemble which was refreshingly natural, and gave @_ sensation to the mort used up theatre goer. To Mr. Waliack belongs all praise for tbis, aud he may fairly claim his last wight's work as & brillant culmination of a long and honorable career. ‘The event was duly honored by the public, den before the ed ghly metrop incladet aimost every f uote in the literary, fahtona- dle and artistic world. Ii was inore like the first night of # Beason (han anything else, the honse play com: aa, and ‘The piay was Well acted, every personage baying the individuality intended the’ author. Mr. Watlack, who bas been suffering from a protracted illness, which bas withdrawn him {row uctive duty, cither ag a mansger or an actor, during two seasorfs, was in fret rate ». On his appearance he was greeted with lood and long niinued plaudits. He played Shylock with astonisting verve and fire. Indeed, he was, to our tiete, a little ov r vehement in the early scenes, ad bullied Autonio rather than railed at bim. Very little of the “aut wranco” which be speak of could be discovered. In t ‘ene with Tubal, Mr. ¥ Tack was very fine, and we do uot remetuber to hia geen the strong points in al scene 80 art made by any one ele, This scone was admirably done by all concerned b ok carried the audience With bim throughout. At the end of the third act he was recalied, and also when the curtain foil at the end of the play. Viere he said a few words of thanks for the flatter ing way in which his efforts had been receiv For the rest, Mrs. Hoey wus a little too sentontious in the cariy scenes of Portia, and it was the mor arked as Mr. Wailack bad restored the whole of the casket scenes aud gave the audience a representation of the un- lucky competitors for the capital prize in the Belmont Iu the trial scene Mrs. Hoey was diguiiled, as be- n, aud rea the Gne poetry wilh disore- .y oper emphasis, which is saying a great deal, as it is not at all easy bor common to do 80 now-a-days. Mias Gannon was a charming Norisea, and any one would be glad to run away with the Jessica of the night, jewelry or no. Mr. Beougham’s Gratiano lightened up the perform- ance whenever it (geod stow; and the others, as we havo already said, were perfect and at case in their several 7éles. The performance was Altogether smooth wd satis. factory; and the critic’s task is the more grateful when the beauties are so many and the blemishes so trivial aa in Mr. Wallack’s revival of the “Merchant of Venice.” ‘Tun Mocwt Vernon Fremvai.—The long array of names which figure in our advertising columns this morning as patrona of the forthcoming Fostival at tho Academy of Mugic indicates, in military parlance, such a turn out of the respectability and fxshen of New York as has rarely or never been witnessed. Assuredly, ‘tho cause justifies it; but apart from that, if we are to believe ai! the marvellous reports that reach us, Uais Festi val promises, in the way of entertainment, to be ono of the most attractive and brilliant that has over taken place in this city. @n the first day, December 18, @ morning and evening performance will be given at the Academy, which will anite all the most di-tinguiebed names of the theatrical and musical worlds. Great discrimination has been exercised in these selections, and no artist will appear who is not individually a distinctive feature. Tableaux Vivants, commemorating the principal events in the life of Wastington, will be added to the first day's entertain ments. On December 21 the grand ball is to be given, ‘and from ail accounts this will be a scene of fairy magniti- conce. The élite of New York society, attired in their richest toilets, will bo naturally the leading feature; ‘but the framework of thie magn fcent array will be con- ducted with a taste and splendor which has never before ‘been witnessed. The interior of the Opera House will be 3 perfect biaze of light, and will be profusely decorated with statuary, the rarest exotica, tranaparencies, national ombkms, &c. A mammoth orchestra of a hundred moual- cians, ied by Musard and Carl Bergmann, will discourse tho cholecet music of the French repertaire, With euch unpre cedented attractions, and etch @ patriotic object, it may fafely be predicted that the Mount Vernon Festival will long occupy a place in the memory of eur community Sanatoca Series —A rumor has recently found ite way to the newspapers that a new mineral spring hes boon discovered at Baratogs. The real state of the care is aa follows: —There has been no discovery of a new mincral spring, the old Washington spring Laving been neglected for many years, it became necessary to retabe it, and, if possible, improve the water, The owner of the spring snd grounds about it hoped by going down to the rock to obtain « water which would bottle. He has obtained an itmmenece volume of it, strongly mineral and highly gaseous, much like the Congress. AS his excavations have not yet reached the rock where the water is pure, it is not poesible to state what the result will be. ‘Twa Camron. Mivernets, who are doing 4 capital bual- ness at No. 444 Broadway, have produced a new pice, “The Magic Guitar.’ It is cleverly done, and has had a deserved success. Tonacro mrow Mixwisots —A sample of tobacco grown this season at Belle Plaine, Minnesota, has been forwarded to ovr offen, It waa raised by « plan- ter from Virginia, who has had much experience the cultivation of thie crop, and entertains very san- guine hopes of a profitable yield from his estate in the new State. His crop this year, being an export mental one, wae not very extensive; but he looks on the Tretorn aa over the average of Virginia, He will have from twelve to fifteen hundred pounds. The specimen which we have seen shows that the plant attained a large site, tus the leaf is long and very weil matured; but the tobaceo is only of a “fair,” not a fine or superior quality Personal Intelligence. President Comonfort, of Mexico, returned tw this city gesterday from a visit to Philadelphia and Maltimore, and 8 now at the Metropolitan, He was accompanied by Senor Arrioja and Gen. Garcia Conte Gen, Uraga, who has been some time residing hore we & political exile from Mexico, left the city a fow days sinon for New Orleane. Me, Borry Boitia, the Minister from Venozols to Great Britain, is at the Metropolitan Hotel, IV ALS. If, J, Seaman and family, & Phip F ‘i the Hotel &. Germati Be Pianer: Washi HW MeGaraban, wislaaon i A Brorien, Eiores wirnt 4 Brewer's Wire, eual class came to Tt seoms that two brotl |, Were reading in Washington county, 1 the elder being married and the younger, Flwin | gle, The latter eemeinaa to see ran rey with hie brother's wife, and the deserted Room after hare ne hia Joas, set about traci Ay sbevonding apouse aml villain ona brother. He followed them theeugh [i : Mion whore ba ig Sas ee mere y. and well nigh abandoned all hopes of his fost wire aren. in this city, Mr. Camy learned that the hoon here, but hee, bante cuknewn three nit The least clue as to the direction wey is. Mr. Campbell returns? veater ‘from whence be had. been forced by this almost unheard of developement of the pa A human natare.—Memphit Briletin, Vor oy ne NEW YORK HERA LD, FRIDAY, City InteMyence. Deunquent Canvassins.—The new election taw is im- Perative that the returns should bo placed, sealed, in the custody of the Clerk of the Common Council, within twenty four bours after the closing of the polis; yet te a nomber of the canvasscrs, up to lave yesterday af t- noon, bad not eonplied with the law. The following #- iets were lacking yesterday — yard: 6.—Filth district. 8.—Fleveuth, #.—Sixth, Seventh, Fighth and Teath. 2.—Fist, Fourth and Pitta, 17,—Piret, Fifth and Eleventh, 18.—Ihird, 20,—Fitb and Kighth. 22. ith, The presnmption ia that these return have beon kept back for some sinister purpose, and it bebooves candidates who are defeated by the returns in those warda town ute ani investigation to bee that there has been go shar ) |) ac- u APvORNTMENTS IN THR ComrTROLLER's OFMIOK.—The Comp troller elect will have a much larger patronage than avy of bis predecessors, and the politicians are already at his heels in saliaies pe influence bis appointments. Among the officers to be inted are four clorks in his owa office, two princiy and (wo assstant; ove clerk of ar rears, und five assistants; one collector’ of culy revenue, five deputies and one clerk; one superintenteut of Mar kets; eleven inspectors of taanure, one tax receiver, one deputy tax receiver, six regular clerks, aud eight exwa clerks for six months in the year, in the tax office. In ail about ff pee are to be filled by the new Com lier, all of which will be snug, comfortable berths, and which will be good for four years sure, with the chance of the succession, HIRENAN’S CHALLKNGH AND FANCY GENRRAL INTRLIGRNOK, — Heenan’s challenge, published in yesterday's Herat, to fight John Morrissey or any man in the world for $10,000, has created the liveliest kind of excitement among the fancy. The gauntlet is certain to be immediately picked up by some one, should Morrissey positivoly adbere to his very commendable declaration of retiring from the ring. Morrissey left on Wednesday evening for Sostoa, whero he fives an exhibition to-night ip the National ‘Tho NCY opposed to Heenan in this city pare Hirer con- cluded to await his refusal to accept the challenge, and in such contingency to present their choice man next week. Ticenan is likely to get bis hands full. Tom Paddock, the great English pugilist, sailed from Liverpool last Saturday for this port, and he is now confidently set down by the fancy a8 the man to first pick up Heenan’agauntiot on behalf of England. The champion, Tom Sayors, ig not unlikely to be a visiter to Awerica next summer. Tuo match for $2,000 a side that was to come off in Florida, between Kelly and Coburn, has come to an end, the latter paying a forfeit of $60. ‘Tak Hackmen.—Yesterday the Mayor’s office was crowd- ed by hackmen, who received the badges by which they will be known hereafter, and which will doubtless be the means of effecting a great reform among that useful but heretofore rather disreputable class of citizens. Thenew badgo is given them in accordance with an ordinance passed by the Common Council, which makes it unlawful for any driver or hackney couch owner to solicit custom from passengers unless they wear them, The badge is of brass, with the number of the hackman’s license in igures of German silver. This is to be worn conspicuously in front of the driver's bat. Ten dollars is the fine for not wearing these badges. This regulation has long boee asked by the more respectable hackmen, and they pro. mise that in a short time there will be very little conf sien at the railroad depots and steamboat lan tings, and that there will be uo more bully and ruffianisin from the drivers, ‘Tae Rasive or tan Yer Warp Lowry Pous was com. pleted yesterday afternoon without accident, in the pre- sence of hundreds of spectators, who, as the pole was left abont dvsk in a pearly perpendicular position, manifested much applause. The present pole is about one hundred and eighty feet high, a little fongor than the old one, but shorter than the one last broken. It willbe well braced, and have a beautiful iron temple of liberty around the base, It is quite a relief to know that after so many disaprointments the momentous work is at last accom. plished. Fine iy Greevwicn Stret.—About twelve o'clock yes- terday noon a fire oceurred in the collar of the building No, 290 Greenwich street, occupied by Warner, Platt & Bro., dealers in coal oi] lamps. The fire originated from a piece of lighted paper thrown upon the floor by a boy at work in the cellar. The damage to the stock by fire and water will be probably about $508. Insured for $4,000 in the Irving and Manbattan Insurance Companies. The first floor is occupied by, Wm. F. Platt & Bro., upholatorers, Their stock is damaged by water and fire’ about $1,000; jusured for $2,000 in the North River Insurance Company. ‘The builting ia owned by Marshal O. Roberts. It is da- maged about $50, and is insured. Svurrosep Sciwx wy A Nxono.—Coroner Perry held an inquest yesterday, at Bellevue Horpital, upon the body of a colored man named Jobn Dorsey, who was found drowned at the foot of Jay street on Wednesday. De ceased revided at No, 313 Bleecker street. On Sunday last be parted with his wife in Thomas street, saying that he would follow her home. He was thea in a melaucholy state of mind, and his wife thinks that he wont down to the North river and threw himself overboard. Far Winn attouds the ladies at Cooper Institute, where they are holdi ir for the relief of seamen’s fami lies, their ves, widows and orphans ney open at two alernoen, close at ten o'clock. They continue the r fair until Saturday night We advise all to go apd see (hein, Hoy. Cates Lyon's lecture upon bis travels in the Eas! will be continued this evening before the Mercantile Li brary Association, at Clinton Hall. Swiss Mission at Grande Ligne, Canada East. The annual meeting of the association 1 aid of the above mission was held at the Calvary Baptist chapel, in this city, last evening. There wae a very select audience in attendance, the moet part being indies. The moeting was openod with prayer by the Rev Dunbar, afer which Dr. Lathrop was cuiled to the chair, ‘The Rev. Mr. Lariuxen, one of the missionaries from Canada, then addressed the meeting, giving an interesting statement of the condition of the mission, and pointing the most urgent reasons for renewed activity on the part of the Society to aid the cause to which so many pious hearts had devoted themselves. ‘Th W. H. Panty, of New Jersey, then read the report of the managers of the society for the past year. It was prefaced by an invitation to other churches 4 aid the mission, and went an to state that God's blessing liad followed the work, There are pow tweniy places where tho Gospel is preached, ‘Tho progress of the coiportours in places hitherto tancoessible Was very satisfactory. A great mental and moral change was toking place among the Roman Catholics of Canada—oapecially among the females. The finanew! affairs of the Society to Jane last were very Jair, but since then thelr re ea eoomed to have dried up. Thus writes Madame Feller, the Christiaa i at the head of the work; the obi) dren of her echoot, of both rexes, were without clothing, with the prospect of @ #e ve o » Treamuror (Mrs. Jamoa Lae) showed ae ved in wubseciptions, followed hy het @f expenses, with a balance from old account of sit ‘The Rev tvered # very oatnest amt Dr. Nore then my tent addrese on belvalf which he eulegized M: whose example A collection was then taken up The Rev. Mr. Desnar raid he hoped that Present woukd tike up the mattor i their churches an get col ections tow ia important and ewllering m ne other good {rena of the cause of I id do #0, he would wlan try to follow ery t tation, « clergymen tin sing omawnced , g the Doxolvgy, he meeting was ne benediction be ght to « cloee: Walting for the Message. [New York Correspon vf the Caion, Dee. 6.) From the moment that it was thenght that both hovers of Congrers had organized, and that it was sscertaiued that Colicetor Suhel was entrasted with tho distribution to the prese of the Prosktent’s message, the avenues of ihe Custom Hotse were thronged by crowds of citizens of every clase to learn something of what the message a ‘The Collector's room was chiefly flied with vine attaches of the preas Known as printers ‘a chair awaitit uthorize the break UR = ef which the much coveted docu ned in an impenetrable envelope. Many of the gall umpa were smeared with ink and other profes owal warrke, th Wik of rome resembled blankets; ad J heard it remarked by a tator of the who was for some vine looking on the Collector and surroundings,” at they eat in solemn silence, vil looks tke Teeumeoh in council. His braves n thot war paint.” Hour after hoar page! and cctor stirred not, With that patience and of which be is distinguished, he an ewered the S64 inqiisitive outaldere with the myer "When { bear by telegraph Crom Washington that the meseage is berug read T shall open the package, and not til t Oreasionaily some indiv mportance and funetful claima te a ¢ sideration demanded a copy al) to himself, on the ground artest devotion to derocratc prinetples wad hie miration of Mr, Wockanan, Although Mr, Selielt tion the gi \'8 itpporianee, admitiert thie of hin demon prof H ne, and appr verde hers tr he not the geal, and then th ort cebtently bugt end iedignane. Every do ‘ otherwise, wan trod, and yet th ant it the crow Ww denser aol more A t the ery in the strect of e Hibernian wil eracked woies, * Kierra Ler aan, the broke suddenly on the ear, and startie crowd, Collector wud all, At feet the boy was declared an imposter by acelam: Hier ain wae pronon iced bogus. in the said Kare Hiemare woe gery. Ae Mr, Sebell had the packe G it, how could. the Hana’ publ esting Interrogatory had been yy tude hav fallen back into e:ienoe, ant “braves” in their war paint had fixet ther cas again on the big red sea!,a murmur arose, started by anew comer near the door—the message 18 in Pha Ha arn, here itis,’ (Hourishing a sheet of the Hematn with a great blovk from Washington ,°) and von the com mmediate knowledge ow the recommendations of the chief of thie mighty nation might be obtained for the email sum of six cents. The crowd soon dispersed, the orack-yoieod Irish boy was besieged by hundreds of customers, and soon over: ‘on the street had Pt in coun hand, A engerly Bachanan's ate stood, Mr. Mexican and of the financial TA RA, of oF et the country. The their war paint alone remained, and at about Murder and Robbery, ARREST OF THKbK MBN ON SUNPIOLON, About three wook# ago x mau residing oa dtaton [sland — whase name 16 at prescat unknown —toll inte tbe bap ts of some thie vos ip Chis cit, , and wan Ho tudly beaten that le died a day oF (wo ago iD consequence of the iajuries 89 received, The Kighth precwet police, in reporting the ease to the Deputy Saperiateudent, give the following account of tho affair:—Tho Staten slander, it appears, wes on @ visit to New York, and when wight came on bo found himself under the influence of liquor, Hy wes Wen wandering about Weet street, folowot by a couple of tiieves, who were amaibug thoir opportunity lo pounce upon their unsuspectiag vic tim, A private watchman who noticed tho movouwals of the (hieves came up and advised the strauger bo Ko iuto Mr. Paige's Hotel, in the immediate noighborhoo 4, where he would be safe from rogues, Tho stranger ro fused, however, to accompany the watchman, saying ho was Koing to sleep with a friend on board of a barge at the foct of Desbrongee street, The watchman, fading that he was bent on going down to the dock, requested him to leave his watch and money at the hotoi for safe keeping. To this request the stranger replied that ho would let tho watcbman keep his watch, but that he would not jas with his money, of which it is belioved bo bad ® largosum. The two then parted company, the stranger gomg down on the wharf at the foot of Desbrosace street, and the watchman going about his bosinces. Ia « fow minutes afterwards tho crios of ome parton in distress alarmed the neighburs, and upoa broveeding to the dock they found the Staten Iylia ior atruggling Ww the water and orying “Murder,” “Marder.” Prompt measures wore taken for the rele of the sufferer, aud by means of a small boat, which was moored close by, be was rescued from a watory grave. When drawe into the boat bit rescuers noted that he was covered with blood aad appeared to have been badly beaten. Upon inquiring the cause of his appearance and situatioa, hy told them that he had boom attackod by two or three thiewee, who, after beating him uotil he was almost in sensible, rifled bis pockets and threw him overboard, with tho intention of drowning him. The action of the cold water revived the failing sousea of the uulucky vic tim—so0 much so that bo was ablo to keop him eet afloat for several minutes, and managed by his cries to attract the attention of his rescuers, The next morning the stranger was conveyod to his hoa» on Stateu Island, where ho was attended by a phyvician and evorything was done to retiove his condition. Not withstanding all the care that was used, tho patient coo tinued to fail from day today, and ow Taestay, itis re- ported. he died. The police, on being notified of the or currence, used every exertion to ferret ont the perpet: tors of the daring outrage, and sosterday throe m named James Brennan, Wilkam Welch aad Richard © Sidg, Wore arreated ou suspicion, by ollleors Duryea an Roberts, and lecked up ia the Eighth procinct station house for examination. The Cancemt SUPREME COURT CIRCELT. Yafore Hon, Judgo Ingraham. Do. 9—The People ws. Michack Cancemi.—Tho fourth trial of Michael Cancem!, charged with the murder of po liceman Evgene Andersov, was continued. The teatitnony of the several witnesses for tho prosecution, as far as it bas gone, did pot vary from that adduced upon the for mer trials, Some of the witnesses gave Cancemi the ch: vacter of being @ peaceable, industrious man; others Wentided bin aa the person who ran away from the econe wheie Evyene Anderson was shot; aud others, who de posed lo the transaction, could vot identify the prisoner as the man who fired the shot by which Anderson felt That ter Was Committed there is no doubt—an offi cer Jown in the execution of bis duty—but ch question is, Wi0 perpetrated the decd? Tue evidence egaivet Cancer! 18 circumstantial, not positive; for if iv were be would and should have beon hanged ‘long ago When the teetmovy of officer Webb was concluded, by ceunsel, sev erai of the jury interrogated him with tuck scrutiny ; one inquired Why he knocked the man (the pry seper) down without any Charge being made against bin, and avotber desired to know if that was the way ho was in the babit of deing his business. Tae offlcer replied he did not know but Cancemi would shoot him, and he was determined w have the Orst blow, De. J.P. Gar rish deposed to the nature of the wound which caused the death of Anderson, and gave a very clear aud minute mo cieal analysis of the character and the nature of the shot which cussed the death, The court sat to @ late hour, and the jurors were cousigned to the care of oflcers aad the comforts of the hotel Al avout a quarter past 8 o'clock the court adjourned to meet at 9 in the morning. It was untermtood that the case for the prosecution will be closed in about an bour, and that the wetimony for the defence will aot cocupy more than the remainder of the day. Poltce InteBigence. ANKE OF THR ALLEGED Fug Wake Mo pneaxt.—Young Michael Forreet, the man wi® is charged with killing Christopher Gof at the corner of West Broadway and Worth street, Was arrested about five o'clock yesterda afternoon, by officer Rolling of the Fifth precinct, was in the act of leaving his mother’s howee {n Groen wie street. Forrest, it appears, after le the place wh the fight occurred, started immediately up town, whe he remained until yesterday afternoon, not knowing that be bad killed Gott anti! ho was #Lowu the mora'ug papers. Fearing that the police would moon fod where he was he resolved t return bome, aod did 5 about the above hour. Ho stated that aftor seeing bis mother he decited to give himeelf up to Capt. Hutot and in company with his sister left home with the inte: tion of going to the station house. He had got but a short distance from the bouse when officer Rollins met him and took bim in cvatedy. He is apparently about twr ears of age, and tine every appearance of a it in taid that Le bas already been sn tue | 4 on Biackwei''s Island, twice. He as be b sw young B Ube Excophion ays worked hard, and, w he was on the Island, he was the main sup mother and sister, Forrest stated cat he {f, fearing he would be killed, he having about & year ago been attacked by several row.ies aud stabbed in the left side, from which he lias sullerod a great deal ever since. AN inquest will be hela om the boty of the deceased (his moruing, When it it pry 4 that from the testimony of the ¥itpesses the accused will be de charged. [tv said Unat it will be shown that he comm t ted the act in self defeace. Sianmve Array ar Mackwnne sti turbance occurred at the porter bo in Twelfth street, pear avenue C, on W which Patrick Riley, one of the Mickerely dangerously stabbed by James Fox, a member same pang. The appears, crew out of a political dispute, in which Miley and Fox took a moet prominent part. Het dieenasion led to hot work, and (@ a fow nu putes the barroom was converted into 4 Powter Mag. In the affray Riley was at right breast with a dirk kuifo, alleged to have VOX. Setgeatits Heddon and Lock th precinct, op being notified of th aff > spot and eneceeded In arresting Fox ing hit in the station house. Yesterday the prise bronght before Jnstice Steere, at the Freex Marke Coort, when he was committed for examination. Por is represented to be a hard case, he having Beon arrested veveral tines for agsaulting peaceable citizens. Riley's wound js one and a half inch deep, and may yot prove 1 ugh bis medical atten ft entertains a6 tears of immediate danger SHootins AvrRay my A Rutan Car —te native of New York, aged 23 years, was brouglt Justice Osborn, at the Lower Pe rk, yester day morving, on charge of attempting to kill 9 colored tan named George W. Davis, under the following ciroum stances —The offrey cccurred in one of the Ol Colony ailroad ears, on Wednerday, as the train was on ite way to Fall River. Salenger, it appears, was under the niu ence of liquor, and, from seme imaginary inault, drow a of the y Van Salen pistol from his’ pocket and fired it at the head of ‘the ne fro. Fortunately, the ehot did not prove fatal. ‘The ball tered the naaal bone near the corner of the right eye, ng, out om the other tide, without either injuring the sight or doing any further damage than producing an ugly cat. The asmailant was promptly taken inte custody hy the conductor of the train, and When the cars reached Fall River the prisoner was put om board the eleambont Ray State and given into the cumpdy of the mate, When steamboat arrived at ber per yesterday morning, the was given into the custody of policeman Row mination Yesterday the Recorder tesued hix warrant for ( ar reet of two men, named Ames and Lyons, wh n gaged in a fight on election day, at th or sixth street and Tenth aveny iiman Penn, on interfering to provent » by peace, was ar rested by a Brooklyn officer and carried the station house A New Coctereiet—On the Brandon Rank, of Branton Vermont, of the denominations of twos, made (heir ap pearance lat evening. Hut fow were put in c.rcuiaton Obttunry. HON, JOHN WLEAN Med on Inst Sunday morning, the Sth instent, at hy rosidence in Salem, N. ¥., at the age of sixty five yours. | He was taken off by congestion of the lungs. Mr. Mele wos a hative and always a resident of Washington county Ris father was one of her reproventatives in the State legislature. After graduating at Union College, deceased studied law with Hon. Gideon Hawley, of Albany, and part of the time {n Saleta, at which time Justices Neilson and Willard werd hia follow students, In 1818 ho wae admitted to the bar, and entered into business in partact- hip with the Hoo. John Crary, He was appointed Exami 3 Chaneer, en Caer, tae tet and then appointed Which places he helt under Chancellors ‘Kent ana Walworth, and performed the duties thereot with ability. Dering the oars 1829 to and including 1882, he represented Warhington county in the Senate of this State, and in 1837 he was again elected to the eame office. After holding the ofice of County Jndge for a while, he was appointed in 186 by Governor Marc; Firat Judge of the county, which office he held watt 1 Ih 1885 he was appoinied a Regent of the University, whieb office he held gp to the time of his decease. d,of Qhe Firet dtrict, and taken to the ta} seion of Salenger was found « bow anda The magistrate committed the accused for | ‘The Bark Parthian Dismasted, SEEN IN DISTRESS OFF BERMUDA—RFFO *"4 CY BITS CRUISERS FOR WER RELIRF—NAMKS C¥ SOME OF HER PASSENGER, BIC. Cc the 7th instant, in our marine columns, we publish. e¢ the report of Captam Seott, master of the British schooner Boward Putnam, to the effeet that on the 12th of November he had fallen in with the American bark Par 1» of and from Richmond, Va., for Rio Janeiro, dis ted and in a dangerons condition, As the Parthian had # large Humber of passengers on board, engaged as workmen on the Don Pedro railroad, in Brazil, very great anxiety is (elt yespecting her ultimate fate, We reproduce this morning the origiaal report of Cap ta Scott and extracts from our Bermuda fies, with the ames of rome of the passengers on board of the Vor. thian, (From the Bermuda Gazette, Ni The Rriveh schooner Howard I Cap. ott, fro» ft, Jena, N. F., bound to Burbadoes, jt into’ these jelenda ov the 16th inst. for sails, Ca Seott reports | thet on Fricay, Nov. 12, at 4 P.M. Bermuda then bearing SW. by Wo K'W., and’ disiant 1de mies, he apoke the American bark Parthian, of aud from umoud, bound to Kio Junctro, cotirely ditmasted. The Parthian lost ber matte in & whiriwivd which came upoa her at 7 o'clock op the morping of Khe 12th, Lor sails being Curled at time, hea Was runing 80 high when the How Tutmam spoke the Parthian as to provent Capt, Scott fr beareing her, but the captam of the Parthian requeste: Capt. Seott, ob bia arrival nt Bermuda, to have a sleamer sent out to the Parthan's sssistance. ‘These facts having been commupicated to B. Wilson Higgs, Exq.. he lost n> time ov Monday night in seoding off bia gig doat to Irelant La uand to convey information of the Parthian's condition ty Capt. Hutton, R, NS, Sap rintendent of ber Majesty ’s Dock- ard. Capt H. promply ordered her Majesty's steamers ite and Jaseur to be pot ready, and those vessels pro: ceeded to Bea yesterday (10th) to Search for whe Parthian and bring her into port, [From the Bermuda tte, Nov, 23. The Kite returood to St, Georges on Saturday (20th) and tho Jaseur to Ireiand Iiand on Sunday, not having succeoded in failing im with the Parthian, or any other vessel requiring assimtance, Though this expedition has failed in ita Object, Still too great a meed of praise cannot be awarded the kinily disposed Suporintondent of the Naval Yard for his very humane efforts to belp the dis- tressed, which have oéen s0 conspicuous on this and on ait other needful occusions, The bark Parthian sailed from Richmond, Va.,on the Ist of November for [io Janeiro, with one hundred and thirty passengers, eugaged by Messrs, Hawey, Harrah & Cy,, contractors on the Don Pedro railroad, in Brazil, thir- ty-four of whom were from Washington, under the charge of Br, N. H. Topping, of that city. ‘The others were prin cipally from Richmond and Baltimore. It is stated (hat Mr. Harrah, one of the contractors, was also on board. the names of those from Washington are as follows :-— Nathaniel H. Topping, Superintendent; Patrick Tenney, wi Laiub, Patrick D, dames Sulivan, Jobo Bow k Barrett, Michwel Campbell, acl Elwood, Barney ‘arin, Witham yomas Smith, Bernard Doyle, Philip Powers, fumes'Harbet, Michaot Shechan, Andrew Gambell, Wun “ Linea 8 Patrick Connor, Michael Weich, James’ Wall, Withom: Jobn ns, Patrick Patrick Megean, (7) Joba Smith, Franeis Miller, John Head, Johu Hil wos commanded by Capt. Miller. His ‘inst officer was vated Sutherland, and the second mate Clark Besides her passengers the Parthian bad considerable freight, composed in great part of supplies for the work men, wachinery, &¢., for operating vipon the row, Our advices from Bermuda are dated on the 24 inst, sud ag nothing bad been heard from her at that ti robable we may hear of her arrival at one of other ports of the West India islands before loug. The Parthian is a good vessel, rating ALM, was built in Raltimore in 1852, and is 387 tous burthen. She is owned by Mr. Currie and others of Rich mond Board of Aldermen, ‘Tho Hoard mot inst evening, President Clancy chin, ‘The Mayor sent in a veto on the resolutions assistant clorka of the Board for extra services. (be printed and lie upon the table Another message was received from the Mayor in rela- tog to the Hogality in an asserement list for regulating Forty seventh street. A communication was received from Mr. G. W. Smith, the Street Commissioner, stating that he had appointed Augustus Karth to the office of City Surveyor. Lad over ‘The roport of the Committee on Finance in favor of do- nating $106 W che First Free Will Baptist church, to cnable ‘them to pay an asstaement on thew property for building a sewer in Sullivan street, this laid over. FROPORAL TO RETEND THANKS OF THE CRNTRAL PARK, The report of the Committee oa the proposition of the Central Park Commssiovers was calted up. The Commis. the area of the Central Park by ection of the city from JO8ih street ts » 1.) in the fur pay to Ordered 110th atreet, Mth and Righth avennos; alse to widen Seventh from the at 110th street to, Hiortcw river, making ringe Ways, each fort; wide, and ¢ rip row, to be tanked with On motion of Alderman Craxcy the matter was until next Thursday, fur which evening it was mado a sp.cial order. ‘the veto of the Mayor on the resolution of the Board to pay carmen 83 4 Cay w the Croton Aqueduet Depart nico, Was called up by Alderman CLaxey, who proposed that the reeolution be ‘adopted, notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor, Alder man Tocann # “that be shillivgs ght twoly a day War suilicx ot, ond be saat veto of the Mey or, thongh be <yinpathized with thy Aldor man "poor fold the leburer i ae thet an co “oe than doline® pe ) sid be got for lew in many capacities: and Mayor found to Wis place for $1,000 ite (Aldor Owes an A velo ol the May «the pyort AMS Vouk in stry pay ¥ fort for want of a con aative and in » favor of appropriating for the Street Com, Wp and asoplet, AKY OF TIE MAYOR, pittee Wo KO) For Aiting wp the new ¢ & Department wae te MENTOR 10 KEDOCK TN Merman TecKer moved t the eobject of cuttag down h usicnoted to report at hom aured to Alderman Muantsy J=pe the committee, he, ae chairtnan, being ready vo i the eulyect with whe tha Ce " uf the Mayor mm $9.00 te A riven CLateey olyected to the mod pooper when the Rrveskary papers wer Vara The resototion that had been r f procedure aa not before the ed was them taken Owrve moved to retnee the salar of the { Rogineer of the Fire Departarnt from $6,000 to man Crowey A the motion ta reduce the May alary; it was ne ¥ for the dignity of the position ” at eo remenet os 4 gentioman and of the city vot New Vork. Was in favor of tibera! salaries, and be thought it strange that at the eleventh hour, ‘when this Board is about to expire, they should attempt to reduce the salary of the Mayor from $5,000 tw #5.000 a year. He was op- pered to euch am agrarian | believing that in the eases of the Mayor and the heads of the departments thelr dignity ehottld bo maintained Alderman Terxna alse oppose the metion as cuntamapti- bie, though he knew that the Mayor did not care a straw for the salary, of whether they Wok it all away or not. He believed that’ there were piany efflciale whose aalariod should be cut down, but the Mayor was an assiduous gen- tleman, performing oneron: doties, an was to be found in bie office every morning at mine o'clock, and be remains there nntit for or five. Om motion, the question was laid ower until Monday next and made a special order for Ubat moating Adjourned to Monday 200,000 Men Wanted to get thelr Portratte photographed om of equality, without regent to fworey OF comt, to al orld the eraat army (aroraole to (ree education, free and HOLM 29 Broadway He Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safea, ner Murray @.8 ie The $5 Champton Sew ty, ng Machines an Bix= Ribition amd 10F gale at $4 Heo dss” Wheeler & Wikon's Sewing Mae new style, $0. Offtoe, 506 Preatway, New Lott. nes, Notive. —This ts to Eouform the Poblte that we have ot cone sox. entire arest (nthe lottery gramia helt Telaware, Georgia, Ken Vitety Teor PMR: sotto and by ow yrara Wiminoton, Del, Bow. 16. 1668. rea sad prrdeee Do you Dye your Motrt=tt eo, Try Rot tle of WILSON'S halt covorer, which is not dye, But will color yenr hat to any ahade, from 9 Rgltt prown to & Bewatifial b\w brown, Horn Not 'atein che em oF burm Applied tke waver. No trouble. Does not wash of, Only two suilings a bottle, Sold at 06 Grand steeet, New York, Christadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeecs, the best in the world, W&picasie and retul, and the dye pri vately applied, at No. 6 Amor Kouse. presceviog tod rec Perna ae a eld by ‘nl Sonam“ NotheemThree second hand Fire for sale very low. STRARNS & MARVIN, 10 Nu Removal. WHEELER AND WITLSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WS Browway, DECEMBER 10, 1858, | Knox's Hat and Knox's Furs, 8 way, corner of Fulton street. | Wwonte, the Hatter, Hendquorters No. 24% Willtamson Bro.s Exquisite PI ane aipepheensad gifs. Lrooklyn, pope vy ney ’s New 107 Vroudway, first block iBlow New York Ho is deenerreotypes, minatures ia oil, éo © “ML. for free inspection. ory | Geo, Saanders Motalio Tabiee Fi Rar arom ‘This, the genuine article has never been equalied for phic and Fine Art | a 7 v brown, m order, ; B10, ams, a steel ones ready mado, $15; business ooatm, © RKR, 116 William street, If 00, vas nin wee DO YOU DYR YOUR Halae WILSON'S TAI NOKER AND REATORER, which in ‘he beat and chexpest article (or oulortn, Ca rd Nira, fe or roe WORD OF ADvt the bate ever sold No matter her pay | more it to Ma Gatural onior, and’ eve Tour " : to x dark gh ey black oF brown. ing. ibe Lecneat ponatble eiige to a raga. Far aalo by ie | Se le gg ye KS, 7 Astor tri rere arny Bai rom err o Gent” Winter Undershirts and Drawers, pulrwnscolored WH eatoror ‘will yrewerts the ere ovlor and.» larye eruty of geuta furnishing gooda, at als | ¢voaue ia grow th wireogthen aaa! beauty, oars sok Reade, OTIEKE, 40 Broadway, | acrotula, dandrug” seo the hale « fine wstaral xpgems Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Ladies’ , belts sad supporters, and Dr. Glover's new lover truss, at No. 4 Ame wrest ranted not to sbrink, at MCLAUGHLIN'D shirt depot, connor ‘of Greenwich and Murray streets. Splenda Novelties ” Gentiemen’s Pure, at | OENIN'S, "24 Broadway Uf Gentlemen's Furs ane GENIN'S, 214 Broadway. For Winter Clothin, low prices, apply to DRUNGO! Great Inducements to Purchasers of Cloth- ing ut DRUMGOLD & PROCH'S, 129 Fulton stroot, Ladies, if Sensible, will Procure a Palr of OANTRELL'» ladies’ thick sole fall buota 813 Broadway, Chytatm: Presents.—ient'’s Embroidered tobet uppers and slippers, indies’ bution and gator Laviet shippers, de. boys’ prtent leather boous nnd mage children's qulter boots and hres of all atyiea and prices, J.B, MILLGR & 0U.'5, 97 0 at janal wirevt, $1 for a Chest of Tea ‘or Ten Pounds of Cof- fee, ub CHRISTIANSON’S, No. 1 Chambera street. Ten Pounds Good Coffee for $1, and a Chest of tea for $1, at KEDFUR D's, 43 Sixth avenue. Neatly Made and at x TROCH, 12) Fulton streot, | Pc aytted o Liver Ou can be Takeu the ofl Offee 18 Fourth arcuus, PKM- bivaby Lat oars Do. 4 Fleteber street, whoieaaie agents. Chapped Hands, &e.—Certain Cure, Hege. MAN 4 Co.'s camphor ice with glycerine, 165, 27a, 511 wad 166 Brondway. Holloway’ Otntment, Unlike the Reme- die that live but for # day, has now heen before the pablic for over n quarter of « century, effecting cures in the most hope Teas canes of old nores, cancers and ulcers. Genuine Camphor Ice, for Chapped Hands, faonly manufactured by KW. VONDERSMITH. Copyright secured. AlLothers are counterteltn, Depot 135 fhowery. Important Notice.—Stuttering and Stam- mering permapently cured by Dr. A. H. SMEDLEY, now at the Pactie Hotel, NOY. Office hours from # A. M. too P.M. Do cure no pay. Hills Arctic Otntment Cares Chaps, Barns, piles, Ae, Weentsa box. Hate dye, Wcvnta a box, black of trown. No. 1 Barelay etreet, ————— Marrted. Axcurr—Rictanos.—In Calvary Baptist church, Twenty tbire street, by Rev, A. D. Gillette, WAMUNGTON ARCHER, Faq. , to Miss Macon K, Rictarns, both ot this ¢ F Lket—BRANooN.—On Monday, Dee. 6, at the residence of the bride, by the Rey. Dr. Weston, Witaiaa H. Fuxnr to Sakatt J. BRAN Albany and Huntington, L. 1, papers please copy Woov.—Ou Test ' hany, by the Gare to Mise Justa A. Wood, Hsq., all of this ¢ Orange abd Greene county papers please copy. Maxanti—Camrmt —Oo Thursday, Dec. 9, at the Brick Church, Fifty aveane, by Rev. €.'8. Stewart, Caived reb Pl ‘Lot Jon: &) Mr. Denese only daughter of Join i States navy, Mr. Jaws Envano Maxwen. to Mary CHa torre, eldest daughter of Me. Jacob Caimpbell, Jr, both of on Thursday this city, igo, Ray. Ditea. in this city, ou Tucaay, Dec. 7, Tews, relict Capt. James Baxter, of New London, Conn., of the late aged $4 yearn, the relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from No. 43 Wott Fifweath stroct, withoot furthor invita: ton. Braimlm Monday, Dec. 6, of congestion of the lungs, Manna Tanks, fant daughter of William aud Isabel Braid, aged 25 diay © Her retains were interred in th greens. Casvntt.—Un Thursday, Dec. 9, Carscl), aged 16 yeurs, a native ¢ The friepds of the family, and the momt ot Hose Compan 51, are ‘respectfully invited lo atwend the funeral, from bik lave reside in Forty seventh street, near First avenue, this ( ) afternoon, at one o'clock. Cipeiapat and Wi in paper Corcare.—Suddenly, Cannot, el and Susan A. Colgal The funera will o'clock Cemetery of the Ever Jamia, won of Patricie ty 1. © copy st son of Stephen B. this (Friday) morning, at ® ents, No. 60 Kast ends are invited to nd, with POON, 5, M x, iter of Andrew G. and Sarah non, aged 3 of the family are invited to attend the 0 ral, this (Fridag) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 21% Hay inc nd street, Brook 1, at the rewide Mes ANN Cinmcest, in tae Buel oF eutrance of Grecuwoul, to | Ws Fleswenen » pilot, fa the cal in tomorrow's paper Hirvaixs —On Thare!ay morning, Dee. 9, Toa Joasya, davghter of Lewis D. Hutchins, aged 2 yearn. Manax.—th Thy splion, Brsmurr, | Aw tam frote tor lave a ay aft in Werncalay, Doe. % . Maraa McCann, relict of the late Jotun dtet ars aad 10 mnontba. id these of her son Robert, James and William, y it tend the funeral, this (Priday) morning, at ton o'clock, from the residence of her son in James M. Cluchos ance. Only drug sore 120 F xtra Heavy all Wool Undegarments, ware ite ‘Wala OTH WHIFKERA AND MOUSTACHRS ERoDgoNS tn nix Wooks by "hk “Ge Gieatts GKAI AM, 108 aaasu roo TAIN: MATERIALS AN — WINDOW rt WHOLESALK'AND BRYAU. KRLTY & PEI ¥EROUSON, and 5 pred of W ‘hich ‘are oflred at the lowee prioes. pv RATT, 405 BROADWAY, Up ctalre, representing D.C. PRACOUK, Todos, ofan FINK DIAMOND JEWRLRY, AT MANUFACTURKRS’ PRICER, FINK LONDON WATOHES Tweaty five per cont below usmal prices, GpROVRE 4 BARDS 7 FANILY SEWING MACHINE. PKiom 5, 4% BROADWAY, ‘Thi marbine {a unquestionably The best Im the market JOURAUD'N ITAUIAN MEDICATRD SOAP, FP el known Ww fhe only sure cure for chai, ache tender fawkes (retain tan, eruptions, saliowness ailthin blomibes GUUKAULDN poudre subile upronte Sale low forcboaia. orany partof tio body. Wacraaued, ‘bite, rouge, habe dye and reaiorative nt ‘the old depos, xo , Walker sireet, firat lore from Broudway; Mra. Hayoa, Be DB, ny AVETTY'S MEDICATED PAPER FOR THK WATRE closet, was comparatively unknown tour wecks age, we uned by everybody that appreciales tnsallh nnd clea afta a cuize for the piles & will uke the place of all vauas, ed” nostra. that. desir vate; aod as & preventive ® |. Hk should eapecialiy be Reeollect that ail other paper, ¢ printed, produ cavehem at tt Aun street. Ror vale by silvesineta dae by Mra Hayes, of Fulton atreat, Brooklyn, ‘aa Gales aster ini ol. ©. Gayetty, NY, {s water marked in each aboot. SCARS, FIEIA ChAT ROH, GOLD SCARF PINS, ei — NECKTIMG, RETAT AT WaOLKs PS —WHGL DAN SA TWENTY PRR ORNY. No. 283 Rroadway, yup alee. JAVETTY'S MEDICATED PAPER FOR THE Wa! X chet, was comparatively uukuows four weeks Agu, in pow vaed wody, thn appreaiaten health and Seen Awa cure for tho plies it will take the place of ail vasan> ‘omtrums (nat destroy tbe aywiom; and’ 4s a prevenuve & oa be too highly apprectaied. Tk should expecially be placed in every “lady's tollet ” Repollect that all other p: mi mer white, onlored oF printed, pro +4 plies. Depo tt Amn street, dreg- Hate: by Me. Mayon, of Fallow sitvety Heokiyn sand Ualiae- der & “4 Ph delphi, Y., is water marked in each shoat, Coll and look at We gooda. N. BJ. ©. Gayotty, N OLIDAY CLOTHING.—GREAT REDUCTION. Heaver overconta, dve doilars, at Oak Hall, OLIDAY CLOTIING.GREAT REDUCTION, Winter overcoats, three to ax doliars, at Oak Hall. HH’ THING —GREAT REDUCTION. ta, three to nine dollars, nt Omk OLIDAY CLOTHING. GREAT REDUCTION. Caaatan tare, at Tail. ‘uneee dol 5, and 9 Gold freet 1. B.=Hee ‘nAvortian teeat uncer dry woe ONES’ O11) ITALIAN CHEMICAT, SOAP CURT chaps, eruptions, pimples, aunburn, Ae.” Jones! coral hale rortorniive darkens, clextiaed and bevutides and siren cthews Only 2 eents, at 10) Fulton street, 15, 599 and SO Mages, Brobily me FCOK AT THIS. WATER PROOF hOOTA FOR LADIR, 4 gents, misrn and boys: len overshows of every dear bing slippers, w mln and black said, cal ppers, che beast ibe (td Vw in de Cl At Ga TLL 8, ST Lirvadway, ()?, 200Ks HOUGNT IN ANY Q) Old Curtoalty Khop, 100 Nnaasu_airvet engravings for wale very’ cheap. INGER'S SEWING MacmINT 9 The great on 0th price of thewe tn thepenmatetes ie ANTITY AT Tus vid and modera fiunes lias roweht s rush cf customers | Though toe ‘rion Dave becn pot dow a the machines are taade bet wer. Now ts the ume to buy TM SINGER & GO. 456 Hroaaway, New Tort. is” wry , Fou TOR RNCOURAGRWRNT OF WRAnING OLEAN SHIRTS, 106 “Checthmin stron, Corner of Peart, New Vork. he iene of Beaven, are ehowernt om the oor —Jacksn { bank and Stade, the absolute deg tiem Wa Buren's speech to Pst A clemn srt, 1s th ory ta Hew Creation every « The clizen who teare a se Without providing him with © {iiatnita 4 fraud apou society, and beqwrathe wo & @ © = Bacvn an W not ashemed of his business, and by af top: riahstle monument ty hie Integra, marty —Jas Hachenan 4 198 Closthase aur CULMS EYS OCD WITHOUT CARRTING M. BUTLEACS patent wind guard ia wae . 120 Past Thirty tiret street. 1 » charge. Soli at Halle row otter, buby papers pleare copy | 3 Sees as. Om Tht a 0, Mrouseet Meiers - . a native of county Ce 1, ngedt St yew pe. WEST AND CHEAPERT ARTICLE FOR Tum The friewds of the ( are roepootiully tay ited ‘ COUOINE, COOOINE, COCOISE, COCOENT, he ¥ firnoony arene ao Ry | COOOTNK, COODINK, COCOINE, COCOINE, from hin ‘ M iarrteon street. Ha eo COCOINE, COCOINE, tains Will be tak alvary Cemutery. COUOINE DOIN, Cavan papers please copy COCOTN 604 COON, Mirrixam—tm Wednesday, Deo. §, after « lingering ; 7 wing and Ue De tm ness, Rusa Mawes, in the 00h year of hor ag An Ne aie | i tn relict late Joseph Middl. wiies wd taney ws Senta; The relative friends of the fami p Peapects —— invited to a e funeral, from her esidence Vek Po this (Friday) alter nen ody Grwt made ite appearance in New- Tronton, N. J., papers please py ond »armim, seat in this city aad Money, —-suddeai Dee. , Mem, Mane sont iiacks. and lays prostrate in 8 fwwr Monas, late of Drogheda, aged * Un buy Am Ae pete ‘The friends of the family are re tod to at tend the funeral, from ber tate res Wid Ninth | V4 svetlnnd Mae numero etreet, on Saturday afternoon, at tw { Neswert. Jase Niewtrr, age y from the resiter The funeral will take place brother No. 79 Lexington as | turdey lock. ‘The friends of | | von of Patrick | Ireland, the 24th | The friends of the hers in law, Thom ating and James Mholan, are rotpectfully | invited to attend the funoral, thie (Friday) afternoon, at o'clock, from his late reaitence. No, Wf Atiautic ateaot, | Ronenr On Wednesday, Dee. &, Mancanuer, relict of Tuomas Roberta, aged 7 years ‘nd relatives of the family are invited to at truly « terri tit hue remated alt one towel lane. The only ramadem ite progremn are ULATING PILI ination of pains, che cova ant ta ys Uyat «haa raged inert neral, thes (Friday) afternoon, at half past one | 2 a as gore Pe ae ea 2 colvely, frou Ub when Mra. 8. Hteteom, | ie progress by Rad * Ready Kellet. | was alltteted, aad @ bO Fourth etrent. ' ™. Sere l Toentem@ fou wl ibe evme heme wrt —(n Thursday, Dee. , Mre. Hawa Sarr, agad ™ & B. LOGAN.” years, 11 months and 2 days. ' “OU NDLANT The relatives and friends of the famntt e respectfully . > hig 4 ‘ . nvited to nttend the funeral, without further Invitation, | Tew Vatu, Oct, 18, 1858. at one o'clock this noon, from the residence nl Reg wy Pile ave hight, wnt Regulatory Pill iehly ap- of ber son-in-law, WO Wost Nineteontr erty) cures they have male’ ares maracas ¢ with sore thront and Dee. §, Thowae | street, Je 6 (Friday) alterna, 4 Winwaw.— Inoaday, Me ‘ toot f Miwsin, the bel bese of Jamon and Kiisabeth Wil Fon. Her remaing will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery (or torment, at twe wk th tay) afternoon, trom distdge atroet. the restlence of her paronte, No. 7 “RA . a Tarn, S30 I08 Ta ret vn 7 hatabliabed | sae 44-1... .___} oT eee ae —HURBE & DEDE, WARING Fa pians, pS} Stabe, together dy tone and calon! ait Rings of vousais, UE RES Ayaan +4 drat Tg DE eae Bg} SPURLRRNON'S, Bien COC Ee (Ines HAVE NO fous La Ortice 459 Broadway. bout unnays x rer MAS. HAYES, ATCHER AND JEWELRY, BOX!S, OPRRA GLA AND BANOY ARTICL OSBORNE, Oa SONAN & TOWNSEND, mA nl WRy, corner of Spring sirens, ATTY NW RVOU FoR PROOF OFSTTS towin seat, corner a ag be peyto iH fou crane hea ie - q Pp ed Lp Oe vh sures Pr, Bolus from yeeapent rs, 9 Naaman, rect inyess, Ws tore. 50. verte a ee Try ay $4 OY ae {0 give sousieadon. $50. arena tee Fiat FAMT, zeeyine MACHINES § indie sewing . pearing athe 9 impreme os oe auenep heir) W Axrinor we arp y an ulactirers in the wor! ane | ceaarul ms he =a ae —_ =" sme aS Broadway, Se Meet Rn wiaeewe