The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1859, Page 12

‘ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. 7 hearted AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP lt their pew and powerful steamers from Rev Tork direo direct for ow, as follows:— )W, Thomson, eaday, Ont 13, 12 oclonk, M, G, at 12 o'clock, M. from Kew York, s Paidetpia ‘or Boston, to Du uderry:—First Peopad wlaa abcadenne of tacked pro- a Forts or passage apply to ROBERT CRAIG, eer CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP DREADNOUGHT having re salayed. will acted tytn ship 1 of October. A splendid brass B <. etre Tt is Speded she will make this a on oar per No. 6 Nord aan toe 2'DE EMAREST, ee en oranda hii EthlliiTan ines NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS’ MAIL STEAMSHIP J. Von Santen, Conimander. ocr. ‘at AT Southam mat the follo ae rng reo gt gla passage GELPCEE, Pein tin a aE Bee tiray. ES ee LY ES oe rs HAMBURG, LONDON, HAVRE AND SOUTH- Ths Miteabury American Packet Ooeupeny’s troa mall stensn- 151 Broadway. ee eee te Se re eta CADIZ, MOGADORE AND THE on THE’ isrOF iF Ack” (ONTE. ‘accommodations for ‘and passengers. may be secured, and samples, letters and on Tine pepe for this splendid line and ture from that port at meds tn Hew Tork (ofc of te American Eapres pangs, 4 Broadway, New York, BAKE, ADAM & CO., No. 8 Philpot lane, E. C., London, (ee FEW LiKe CALIFORNT. ‘From the old established ant fot ot Warren street, North OF ZACH MONTH. Pyteyticcnaey SOnTHaa REE ps Mate ‘connecting, vis Panama Railrved, with the steamship seamer of he ne always ot Pantms, insnring prompt connection al of the Toten STAR will wuoceed the Northeen leat mere eeece sae i For or freight apply at the only Offices of the line in Go oty Ti Weei direst, comer of Warren soot, os ALLEN, Agent. 5A poratns ore forbid trusting any ‘One on account of the abore ships or owners. fednesday, ver. For or ‘freight or passage ‘ORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA REGULAR THROUGH LINE. SAN FRANCISCO, PANAMA RAILROAD, with steamers Golden Gate, Golden A: Sonora, of the Pacitic ee oan ae thes BALTIC, ADHLATIO AND r NTIC, tirely refitted and Hy irFer tele, apply at the ofice of the company, 88 Wall Tee TONEY RRR Holy ee fe & CK) sane STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR H. ‘yana and New Orleans.—The WNEIRG O1F¢. Shee ace sail on Saturday, 1, 1869, at two on P. M., from foot of W: street. Bills of the ished at the office, and no bills of 74 Bit be lene after hour of sailing. eres a Beptember: For trelght oF passage street, of Wi 3 O hope: 00/8 DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN- lari; on advertioed days. “Clipper < ‘Sth October. Tho magnet 1 pa clay ene Clipper sip ‘na comp! TEEN eas Beat steee. is the ‘abi; . For balanso of frgit spply to SUETON 1B Cb. se South street, corner pn nin mh cc R R ALEXANDRIA, W/ WASHINGTON AxD GRORGE- F —The New Virginia Screw Steamship Company's new first dass oes Soe p MOUNT, VERNON, Will leave pier "ke river, for ihe above ports, on SeGabin fi eit sccommodations, $7 60. unsurpassed wget perience et ae ee cant ae CROMWHL, £00. NN. 86 West B NEW ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ. ‘To all 1880, ai 12 o'clock M., carrying ie Valea Bates, * YillJeave as sbove for New Orleans direct from pler foot of Robinson street, Nc river, leaving te feller port for Vera E ‘Were Gruz.on tbe In and 150s of each muon RATES.—' NEW YORK AND VIR- Btcamship ‘one will receive $3 for Tennesnee, eta as Sh cn Frain. to’ No pie sear ee RO ie Nee oe sence company red to ame ae ema a merica nnd the clits wil also be eee i ett SHIPPING. pekaben eerie ke matte Seeeee ame M. All Freneal not hen verted eb aeat an pte ore de Wrage pomne ee JON G. Dalat, If Brosaway. A CSTR ATA “MAILER, LORD & QUEREAU’S KAN- FOR URNE. frst vessel jo sul. Poa No taken afte 7, October 4. Py 2 14 1 vielen bark EANSY BUCK, L. R. Crock- "MELSOBRSE DARECT, maphore. 4 te oe passengers can be taken. pert Eattves wee ihe emia MAILLER, LORD & ‘iarWali virbet, Messrs. Lord & Co., consignees, in Metbourse USTRALIA PIONEER LINE—ESTABLISHED 1852— Carrying the United Mails—Sailing on é of erie | R HAVANA. F UNITED STATES: p yd BFEAMSHIP LINE, eavingevery twenty a each port. 2 wae So Bhufeldt, command This well known and epiendid # seamen having been thorough- ly refitted, will commence her De r fall trips on ber gel Sctober 5, ay CO nrard 4 Since pier 45 cs river recelr ber fof lading ft signed on board, Eilat ‘be accompanied wil tierance toe Poe irelghtor assage apply to or = HARGOUS & 00., South street. Heer next rips will be October 25 and November 1b. YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP com. Pany,—For New Orleans via Harana—To wil on Wed. nesday, Oct. 12, 1859, at 12 o’clock.—The United States mall sti CAHAWBA, J. W: mith, commande, will com menee 10 recelve freight on, Baturday. Oct § IB. at pler foot of Robinson street, North river." No bills of lading signed af jo nr ee, CROCHERONs czy co 1 "Bar Moos SN 5 et SAVANNAH. Semen, PARKERSBURG, Capt. Wm. Powell, will Jeave pier No. 12 North river, on Saturday, October 1, at‘noon, or sooner, if fll. Freight ten cents ra age Insurance one. No billsof a prety Shi acacia of leaner Apply to H. B.C) &CO., 86 West reek OR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES- peat, South Carolina.—Semi-w eek United States mail side aga line. The icent stermship NASH. ¥ it mye, # Commander, will leave pier No. bit on Satuird ‘October 1, at 4 o'clock P. M Through tickets to the Siost ing places:— $39 0 ‘To New Orleans Augie le. oar (0. 4 North precisely. Charlotte, Sackson lle. 3 Roesetaht or 3 or Eon apply to SPOFFORD, FiLESTUON « The The Columbia, Capt. . Berry, succeeds Wednesday, Oct. 5. es OR WOR SAVANNAH.—THE WELL KNOWN, FIRST CLASS FS aidewheel steamship STATE oF GEORGIA, Capt. J. J. every era ge ae for Sai peng ada lay, 0 o'clock er: 4 cured by letter or tel phi the Reyes Keystone "Stale. will ‘ites above for Charleston, 5. C., Oct. ot Fare on bergen ship $15. N, Z A ite Corner of Fourth and Chestaut streets, Philadelphia. TEW ORLEA ri MERY, ATLANT. ILE, MONTGOMER' ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUG! And aaron places in in Florida, H. Ga. The AUGUSTE: pis M. 8. Woodhull, will leave on Saturday, October 1, ve M., from oe, No. 4 North river. Tickets ¢ Sin te had forthe fo places—fare as low as by Sey charts steamer—from York, to Savannah, accommoda- eo Pork tN to New Orleans, ens. Mobile, $35; Ala., $26; Atlanta, Ga. $24: A ‘fn $u; a Colne, Gas ; 2. $25, Savannah, ‘SAMUEL i ie teva {ILL & SON, 3 Broadway. POLITICAL. GTATE OF NEW YORK—OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Albany, A: To the Sherit of the Gounty of New York“: Notice thereby ven thst at the General Election to be held in this State on Tuesday suc- goging the first poy, of e pOveniter, next, the following of- ficers areso be elected, to wit *h Beceétary of State, tein the place of Gideon J. Tucker, 4 Gitpecics tn tee place of Sanford E. Church. ‘An Attorney General in the place of Lysina Tremain. A Btate ‘and Surveyor, in the place of Van ik, Rich. ‘4 Slate Treasurer, tn the place of Isaae V. Vanderpoel. ynal Com! tn the place of Charles 1 Sherrill An a iomwanor of Prisens, in the place of Wesley sh Lidge of the Court of Appeals, in the place of Alexander A Clerk ofthe Court of Appeals, in the place of Russell F. All whose terms of office wiliexpire on the last day of De- cember next. Also, a Justice of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial district, pled pag bho dd Rooseveli whose term of of- fice will expire on the last day'of December next Senators for the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Se- EE. ius en oad the county of New York. OFFICERS 10 BE Seventeen Members of Assembly. ‘Two Justices of the Superior Court, in the place of Joba Stosson and James M ciote.Juage ofthe Court of Common Pleas, in the place of one Juss of the Marine Court, inthe place of Albert A. Pye D Supervisors, to the places of John R. Briggs and Peter pom sen rme rome willexpire on the last day of De- cemt ‘Toe atention of Inspectors of Election and County Canvas. sere is directed to chapter 21 of Laws of 1889, a copy of which is printed herewith, for instructions in regard to tt their duties Ioanof two million sive Bundre andred turuand dliars, to provide C ol for tie payment of the fi Tomting dey of the 8 Adin An act to submit to the people a me vat two million five hundred thousand dollars, to floating Gebt of the State. Fassed April 13, eople of the of "New York, represented in Senate and id Asser, do enact at follows whe Commissioners of the Canal Fund are hereby pubrkied rn borrow on thee credit of the State two million five thousand dollars, at w rate not exceeding six per cent oh eng tomer at such periods as. de- thorizing a loan of rovide for the ‘act, 80 far as the same 0.2. The rare by such loan, shall be applied ively ayment of claims against the State "| eisai Ffor, for work done ‘on the eancisof we ora two yeara from the for the payment of claims recedit thet n aut rior to = recelj against the foe section, and for the payment ‘of by this ich shall become payable Into the Treasury of tue feet aa to be levied and collected, for tne payment of the interest and d Principal of the loans authorized by cua but any sum applied y laterest as af foresaid may of the said taxes ‘when = Pecelved Gat oF ot PI ito the T: “ec ‘4. An annual tax is hereby imposed, and shall be levied and collected in the same manner as other: x f. ‘The Comptroller shall saceriain and determine what sun, being appiled in payment of principal and Interest, in the’ frat y x can be col foresaid, and in cach suvonding 7 thereafter, within the peri of of elghteen years from the contracting said nifiicient iy Interest and tedeem tio principal of ald joan i ot of eighteen yenrs, and shall Besa so Hequired among tbe several ootntled of (nie oissey ‘oiedlee the then Jast corrected assessment rolls ret to his and shall give notice of such ap; Boards of Buperriaors of the respective efintions it shail bethe duty. of the Boards ‘of Stpeevines of the each year tobe counties to cause the amount 80 spnortion levied, collected and paid to the aroma, ron this ‘State inthe ner ay State taxe contracted pursuant to this set ao to that purpose; and if at any time ng Insufficient to comply with the roquirements of thie reoton tee Comptroller shall inerease the sum thereafter to be levied ‘and jected by tax in each year, 80 asto make the fund adequate for the fourth section of this act, {1 " cq ec: dthe turin geo of tia ats 2a mate renee oomanie? i form a inking fi find Se ita opej to pay tho interest aad yu to forma ing fund st nt int rest end within inthe eighteen years men i HF A su $ 3k ne - RATIFICATION ¥ rere Sep al THe Oelbck.” Let al relied F GENERALE, R. V. i erser. City 0B friends HOTELS. —_— "OTEL ST. JULIEN, NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE.— ast Parties desirous of securing apartments for ibe winter ‘ere advised to make early ‘applicat ‘The restaurant of the Hotei St. J ‘St. ae Kena at all hours for fen lemen wiching to take meais wit! The greatest i are and attention will be paid 1 ht those who may favor gelauraut with ron vi GE ANDERAQN, Erovrigg, HORSES AND OARRIAGES. ai meet AND Mise ESteveun on BB aS De seen, vat the Masha Letingios avenue, corner of Twenty - $100.— Og a dit pertect Funding order vp AST GRAY MARE FOR SALE—! HANDS, SEY) sound, Kind and of greet endurance; reas oa lta plana or mark Pr Pree stables, 86° West ‘Twenty Sint steer” near Broadway, +d 1OR SALE.—A PAIR OF tone TA) cd as high we rf aren iad ‘built, 1596 Ht Tha valine an & an order. aii er Re SALE—A BAY MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH. trotter, fectly kind in all harnes, or will eeiett ear a iano. inquire at 180 West Thicty-ANh rect ater 9 ‘NOT matched, travelers: ir to emaasrnoiiys es, want seat Be witht ts. he ‘Apply to WM. 8. 5 fees a fas street, (OR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST DAPPLE-GRAY F bob. care aed 16 hands high, six years old, ale years old ie and action easaot be'escelieds warranted in every respect, ‘To be seen at Siyg Perry sires Hawk mares. five and six warranted tly sound, kind, gentle end very sty] ‘They can travel 2 miles in two hours with t er oe. miles in one ur. They are can be seen for three da: at the stable 98 econeted KA my Rr ge tara GOOD HORSE one Bigs pry rae aw 4c, all in good ordet wt 225 We ‘Thirty rh stree iene t 4 Tigh warranted in eery BAY HORSE, 16 Hr gel every respect, seven, years ody sill aablo foF carriage or family use, and will stand without tying, Can be seen at 118 East dat Sieenth street, near First avenue. pedi tid 1 sas da el Ree nae ee pealy ‘sound and kis. da eae eae ‘and moderat fast; the carriages are in excellent order, the ‘roekaway hav ing pole and shafts: will be sold desired. Call at or ddress No. 15 William sireet, Ns ce SALE—ONE PAIR OF ROUMME HOISTING EN- eines: in com plete re Gne portable four horse engit plier, also two, a ty , Fespecti Hand 36 inches ‘aote ter. 9 pact pil CURTIS & SHAPTER, ‘i ‘211 Franklins st, N.Y. R SALE—A VALUABLE AND STYLISH SORREL horse, about 15 hands high: just from the country, where it has been ‘used as a family horse the past season. The family having returned to t oir ve nO bytes foe him; a beau- tifnl horse for a lady. diay y be seen orrOW at 108 East Twenty-fourth sircet, eo OR Lae MARE, WAGON AND HARNESS. THE are is7 years old, 16 hands high, and sound and kind. {a 2 double barness; nei Bins ree theee nutes. The is er, "built by Dusenbury 4 Van Doser. The harneas ie nlso in good onter. ‘The ownce wil sell ar ae: crifice, »« he has not time to drive out. The lowest price is $350 cash. ‘Can be seen at Willets & Seaman's: stables, 227 West teenth street, For further particulars Inqulre at 77 Cedar street, room No. 3. ———— FOE, SALE-A PAIR OF DARK BROWN YERMONT Morgan horses, 6 and 6 years old, stants 15% hands high; kind, sound and free from vice; warranted in every respect: good action, and stylish drivers: sold for want of use. Apply At Mackay’s livery stables, 81 West Twenty-third sircet, near Sixth avcoue. SL ‘OR SALE—A HANDSOME BROWN CANADIAN PO- ny, five years old, warranted sounaa and kind; will be sold cheap.” ‘Apply at 100 Norfolk street, in the feed store. —————$ Fe SALE—HORSE, HARNESS AND WAGON, WITIT covered top, suitable for grocery, express. or other busi- ness; price $1 aa a vps dog hth OR SALE—AN EXPRESS WAGON, SHIFTING TOP, horse and harness; cost over $300; has been run but four imonths; will be sold for $200, as the owner Las no further use for them. Apply at 705 Greenwich street. —— EEE OR SALE CHEAP—A SIX HORSE UPRIGHT ENGINE, with flue boiler and all the fixtures complete, and ing working orier, for $350; must be sold immediatel Atoly at 35 Gansevoort street, ‘belween Greenwich and Wishiny streets. _—— FOR SALE CHEAP—A NEW BUGGY WAGON, MADE the latest siyle, open front, without top. To’ be seen int the teventh avenue stables, corner, Twenty second street. OOD ACCOMMODATION FOR SIX HORSES 0! [- Gover atthe Gente ork livery stable, Bighth avenue, between Rory ninthand Fiftieth streets, only: one block over pavement to Sie ‘ORSE FOR SALE.—A TALL BLACK HORSE, rine years old, good action and very powerful: tne bees ured for a family horse in the country: cost Gost $20 in the spring, Dut will be sold. if applied for immediately, for $130. be seen at the Howard li ee arenie._< eth, lows very stables, erof LL ‘ORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.—A PAIR or Jorge dark bay paren th, Jong tails and sty). inh. tors with o: sod ierteee “Can Pesaes ena Le LyY's ae West street, before half past 9 and po aeeliate SSA ReMi etter atr Ponrecan 12 AN 14 HANDS HIGH; ONE SUITABLE fr seal ge, perfectly gentle, For sale at at 78 Hester T. HALL. GTALLS FOR HORSES—ROX STALLS FOR LAME AND separate building) sick horses; stalls or box stalls for Roreet on exhibition and sale; forge for, selentic or improved shoeing of horses, Ac. For clcculare or oer information apply College Institute, 76 and 77 West Twenty 4 ROTTING MARE FOR SALE—A RARE t CHANCE 4 very handsome untrained bay mi Hands high, very fing bred, sound and. Kod; tan, aon Addi ess i Poa files. “No person need address unless willing to pay what such a mare is worth. WORK HORSES FOR SALE—JUST FROM THE country; one pair suitable for a truck: warranted sound; 10 be sold for want of use._Apply at 657 Washington street, 5 wFor SALE, A GOOD SOUND PONY, WITH O; Scenes by ANDREW KOCH, 46Delancy Xf Vasement. MISCELLANEOUS, CARD.—WITSON’S HATR COLORER AND RESTOR. er, the cheapest and best preparation for the hair; will cause gray hair toturn to its bal color, restore the’ hair where fis fallen out; will cure ases of the head; can be used a6 freely as water, but If ‘Is NOT A DYE. It not only colors, restores and beautifies the hair, but in- creases the growth and gives ita natural appearance. The rice is o1 VE OTTL Pe 1 di wilesale andrea t BOOTS at rinctpal depot, whol and retail, at 8 drug store, 906 Grand nireot, New ¥ York. Sold by Mrs. Has i es, Brooklyn: Callender, Third and Walnut streets. Philadelphia; and by all druggists. ANDLES.—WAX CANDLES FOR SYNAGOGUE AND se purposes for snle by the Judd Linseed and Sperm O11 Co. 189 139 Front stree mein hla attics R. baton , SORGRON 0 Cer y tte 502 BROADWAY, corns, nails penetrating the iesh, “without caus caine pee 0 hn ial eb Boot ean be worn imme- diately after the ‘cents a corn. UDSON RIVER SOAP AP WORKS, HOLTS OLD ENGLISH MOTTLED 5 SOAP, In 50 and 84 1b, boxes. ‘The Hudson River Soap Works are manufacturing the above celebrated soap. Itis recommended to families, Iau hotels, indresses, = houses, &c., &e., a8 pure and economical ‘soap. will last three Peuadec fany other goa - READ THE FOLLOWING:— Blo have used Holt’s old English fone soap for a bee 9-4 at satisfaction from i. One fie and bave alwa: ne & pure and econs Ton rendon Hotel. HIRAM, GRANBTO! New York Hotel. Proprietor of the International Hotel and ‘avlor’ ype GEO PIE! W. Bt WELL iii Brondway. ROGERS, Forty-first street Laundry. FRED FRY, New York Club House, acTamity, pale, palm and and German erasive soaps manufactured Broad rae, Ores eet patna, “Ato at Myf 6 meet early, stioutiog’ for sale principal grocers. R. MANLEY, Jr, ADIES CAN HAVE ALI, KINDS OF FRUIT NOW IN the marked, preserved in a superiors pound, by leaving thelr orders at Mrs. J SuNetoig it vionery, 670 Third avenue, near Porty-a ments for iadies. This establishment closed on the feraisemlana omens ahi MME Moe. CHERRY OURRANTS—THE FINEST IN the country, and warranted genuine, in lots to suit chasers; three veirs ol, 6c; (wo Years, le. one Year, ue and cornelian cherries. {Orders ent to aoe Blot AT aon aie ae GIXTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL, RESULTS IN MAG- netic treatment of disease, assure me that spirit cnres are magnetic cures, and healing mediums Incompetent mesmeriata, Dr. REYNOLDSON, 231 West jiblety-fifth street, cures rhea Matism, consumption, neuralgia, &c, ores ENTIRELY ‘Y_NEW. LEWIS’ PAIN F EXPEL AND pF Tg nr. le di Prope sg Walon meet EPILEPTICS—WORTH KNOW 24 © was bese, doubted Uhat nervous. sacks, shes niophe fis eying fis a mors of Ai nade fi Could be ulty. True it is {a most cases the are given up as hopeless, that the bray inate Re ey the graver tore Frovidenoe has given sa Pemedy Mf i caieta io ane Madame 4. DEDMEL. No. 160 Rivington ice i posoanon sp ‘Napoleon on his death bed” She hee. Ee a, ion of many fHenada and patients of th petahie ‘od the permanent cure of bore aoe seein ob fy cured were of over twentey eee This, ase y ee Gee only in its appiieation ae tf aticted come at Office hours from 10-A. M10 4P. Me dally, ne? Bt elegy. "8 COLUMBIAN HATR DYE HABA View And the nation use raat ia ° Do tiy anilg in the ee eee its PPamlln rent Pali drogetata fn tbe United Sates 7° ‘WINES, LIQUORS, &c. A PERLE ONE. THIS WINE I8 OF ERQUIR FLAVOR AND FRUITY AND I8 G' ‘0 COMP. > our wire a ie AN MAAK cB, ty ae hie AMERICAN MARKET, MoCLOGK phoap ott D STREET gana eit ta $2 peavey BSAUTIFULLY EF! PR presented for the a St ‘AUGMENTATION AUGMENTATION Im oneas SCENIC BEAUTIES, ORIGIN. 1, se BEA! Roe ins BOESIO BEAUTIES, Aided by the invataable 2 “aor a. THE bg AURORA BOREALIS There wine 'v uP OF THE FROZEN DEEP, BREAKING UP OF THE FROZEN BREAKING a OF THE FROZEN ‘be classed among: cis OF DRAMATIC ART, INDESCRIBABLE AWE. THURSDAY EVENING, 8 SEPTEMBER 29. 1859, AND ALL THE WEEK, with the following cast of ack gomnow! wledged strength, strength, the on A MOTHER'S PRAYER. ACTERS IN THE FIRST AND SECOND ACTS. Raoul etn ‘Lascours, aed of the ship Urania. Mr. Urania. ‘Mr. fe to the captain... Sit iurs Keone five years. sdtee Mary arty third acts. ‘@ space ‘afteck yours is presumed to elapse. Mane thelr dan, fe duugher Between the LACTERS iN THE THIRD, FOURTH AND Marquis del Monte, « Mexican Tobleman Hvrace de Brionne. a French gentleman, one de Laval, an in Del on Jase Secreiary io the Spanish Envoy, phe a te wid flower of ‘Mexico. de Theringe, mother to FIFTH ACTS. Mr. Geo. Jordan Mr, H. F. Daly wer- -Mrs. Mark Smith Boidlers, sailors, guesis, Hc. SYNOPSIS OF ‘SCENERY AND INCIDENTS. MAIN DECE Oo! or Tt THE § SHIP URANIA. Pen thirst for Cy wk Gacerery of the mines ae eae ‘the ag en 2 oa doom- de Naess with bia ‘wife and obild, set adrift upon the ‘ocean in an open COWARD's SHOT. THEIGLING TABLEAU. A SEA OF ICE Int THE PO POLAR REGIONS. Eneomy by mountains of snow and buge lecbergs Baral Capa is de ease vaso hs Ws family and Barabes, hae tang rg them and etern! beiweca em a THE ean BOREALIS, ® phenomenon 7 Beaten Ho the Polat re Tamentod Kane, in Gohisory of ACCENTS OF A MOTHER’S PRAYER, Ere she is sa ip he boiling waters, commending her The “Oh, thon, who hast all the stres of's father and the ten- be Save us from the abyss that threatens and ‘the wicked who k: ‘The Approaching Bark. Exciting and Touching Tableau, ‘THIRD ACT. THE GOLD PLAINS OF EL DORADO. Carlos, the adventurer, encounters RITA, the Wild Flower of Mexico. recognises in Oj Diana de, her sister, Marie de Lasouure tthe Fescued orphan—St Tis fate. THE Hi DEY THERINGR, AT PARIS. Infatuation of Del mite with jta—the inhuman plot— a separation of, Ogarita and ber sister—Ap; arrival of Barabas—The ve of Ogatita to wed the murderer of | of her parents. PALACE OF DEL "MONTE IN PARIS. Rerelations—The power of woman's will—Grand fote—As- Denunciatign oftheir deree. ‘Thrilling —The hour ibution—Realieation of of retril A MOTHER'S } PRAYER. nomen the a hea of the entire pin the cries Mad 2 above thrilling pla play, it will rformanee. “D ress ofcle EE. Ns emwetcan vesh oats bl ofeae iran ‘open at 7; to commence at 8. RYANTS’ MINSTREL. Mechanics’ Hall, MONDAY, Sept. 28, and ev PREL and CHARLES in th appearance of ini A Jn new sonia, chorusses, Be. African Polka, Surprise Party. JRERY NIEL and’ DAN BRYANT 4n prominent part in the laughable portoeaue of 472 Broadwa; te in the Week. double Ethiopian fling. First liad Si ‘and FOWLER, Dan Bry. fe | Rear IT... .J ig a jerry atquarter to.8. ‘Tickets ota, M, oe AS a STREET, ONE Mei netcs will bear in mind that the above establishment is the only place where the a 7 - ae fare exhibit ss 5 25 cents; private boxes, $1; seats on the stage, $3, peer ig emt pee GRAND STREET, TWO “oRemtasion Te conta” The cheapest, he bea, the mst fislonable, recherche and Cone eh ena “he United sates ae Concert every Sunday. Doors open } commence Remember the spot. ‘ENCING EXHIBITION—WILL TAKE Apollo Rooms on the evening of the S0th inst. Riviere, very Kindly have oftred to take pert male iviere, very ve Of re ® Tickets will be sold at the rooms on Friday. RANKLIN _ MUSEU! door from Broadway. uj PLACE A® inst., bey simeailisiares) shake aml cael acanke ides SAY MERICAN INSTITUTE OE eet TO es a tors.—In consequence of the cont tinued unt 23 the weather, the time for the Caeetlan bi bre extagen et ae 'W. B. LEONARD, DANCING ACADEMIES. DODWORTH'S DAN DANCING ACADEMIES, A. Broapway, Naw rom, bd No. 187 Mowr, \GUK PLACE, New York, on n WEDNESDAYS and BATURDAYS, com: mBrooklyty ot “TURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, commoneing i rate cies for Indie a1 A.M; clags for children at 4 P, uifles, private classes and school classes attended. Sir DODWORTH takes grat pleasure i callfag attention to a establishment. ‘Bhe in largement of his ty double its. former cap , with ante-rooms: pro been to is portion, Great attention has the adoption of yen of rentiaton. Me. BODWORTH hus over mene has tate (introduce, in addition to eit the faamonests and dances as ta would baveibe nw alae general deportment ral Sareeaee and of 7 ZRENOR'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES, NO, Al stem rainy: ct 2 Broadway, NY. and dances, alianeracs, de. aug i psiton and eae Frendays and 2 Fide New eet i nesday 4 i. RIVERS’ D ae A oie ty Ha Balle for classes—Jersey City, Mondays and Thursdays; iyn, Tuesdays and Fridays, H. RIVERS’ DANCING ACAD! 385 FULTON C.i eet, Brooklyn, Tuesdays and Fridays; 11 and 73 New- ork ‘avenue, Jersey Gly, Mondays and Thursdays, commencing Ys C WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, 656 BROADWAY, Sati open foF Indies on, Saturday, Oct 1 gent lemen Tuendey 9 eral has Po erected and techy ted conteocctemam ee ‘wo ee FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 29 West Fourteenth strect, N. ¥.; 122 Clinton ti klyn, reet, Brool ‘The above ncagemies will open in New York on’ the th of October, and tn Brooklyn Hithiof October, nt Sal ays . Me Gentieason 16 class Octo! ri0, ab Tg P. ntlended: pupiia coh entes ai any timer tusual, Circulars cau be bad wt the fwondemies. ADAME SAUVAGEAU'S DAN Broad is open on Tuesday, evenings for ge Wednesday and 008 at S, evenings uf 8 xa ‘ednesday nn afierno x Sia pects teagutiosiae ‘ihe q TLO'S GARDEN —DOORS OPEN AT 7; TO Sew oto pence emaine ae true bd FRANOOIS RAVEL, phe LAST NIGaT but Two GABRIEL AND FRANCOIS. oe Vol-au-Veat. Picolo. Gabriel... Votau-Vent,. Pr csi 14 ‘BABRIERE CREIQUE. season. THE CONTA BANDIST. Picolo, come, paras ie rancola TO-MO! \W LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE RAVE! HY BOWERY THEATRE, —Sepingp thal L. Fox and J. W. . oop HADAY EVENING, BEET 201 formance will commence ab new aod og cama By games Filgtinn, Mia-, toc ual occur: HE UNV, General Garibaldl, the Italian patriot... 5. E, Nagle Ravenna of the Adriatic, i ‘ica ss 0. Capel W778 GARD EY CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS. Dedicated to the culture of COMEDY, eee BALLEZ. By MISS AGNES ROBERTSON, ‘This establishment, new and decorated from plans and designs Tuaabed Mr. Dion Bourcicoull, acTbe.doore will be opened at x quarter past seven aren, rosea. clanty, ‘comasdo drama, i's foi frasee, called Dickens’ beautiful hig OEE Ox fale mURAate, if John Bee ng Mar Herey Peszeom in which chara ‘Auld Robin Gray. ac SS it who whee oe te re. Wood ip wile cpio db wii ing" y Hie Lave Waa m Bushee 8 parry PROLOGUE. Fatries of = old school, vory much aahoond, = ecm ud of their family, but not above com ‘Latier-d ines nod ai all proud. Home fairies, “siroag, bard’ working, useful Isle Emily Florence 90; ae , Mand seats may be secnred and ‘When the theatre ‘eo ill notice will be placed at the entry. ‘a seleet ‘ERTAINME! Ca ee mricriaR ENiee Pale EVERING. IHEATRE wear. f the F French teste Boge Baste to in ‘The mai r of 'rench ‘s jubscribers that they can ca the box oflice to Sictae thelr sents from Baluriay, Oe Wednesday, 5 Olek F October 5, from 8 o'clock A. M., ref oreltek PB LG ‘THUR NAPOLEON, be: ‘The ful and great Pianist, AGNES 601 cht see ESC Peat, The favorite Soprano, MR." B THOMAB, one, Composer and tt BERRENS, Gonductor, IN GRAND iD, {CONCERT At DODWORTH'S ROOME, 806. Broadway. Doors open at 7, to commence at § o'clock. Ad Tickets ait a gentleman, and two indies. To be had at Wi nd at 10'S GARDEN. N men MONDAY, Te sc caial 3, THE GEA COMEDIAN, Will appear aan [soe of ay best characters, Most peywertl com nampa 8 in the ci MON! Day, OoTORER ae BURTON, AT EW YORKER STADT THEATRE—NOS, 37 AND 99 Bowery. FRLDKAPLAN P UND LEUTNANT, New drama by F. Albrecht. ‘OZART HALL, 663 BROADWAY. ASPINALL THIODON’S NEW THEATRE OF ARTS, Having no parallel in the world, being far superior to his old exhibition, which threw thousonds of people ia raptures, ‘New and Elegant 4 Novel, Amusing and Thrilling Effects if and Ingenuity, Such as has never been witnessed in Ame: Will open ou MONDAY, October 10. Piven wi J. EBEN HAS RETURNED TO THE ‘ity, and he will be happy to see his puplis at his realdence, 182 Pritice street, near Woost ‘AUGH’S ITALIA. rrery evening, 734; Wednesday an Saturday afternoons at 3 evening, inesday and Saturday a! o'clock “Admission 39 cents; children 10 cents, Ye OF THE bruger aoe West Fourteenth A.M. until 10 0’ Nelock P P.M cent Members who have not reostved their tickets can procure them at the office of the Secretary at the Garden. RTHUR NAPOLEON, Tux Won Re: Leaded Pranist. AT DODWORTH'S ROO! THiS EVENING. AIR NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.— ‘Albany, Oct. 4, 6, 6, 7, 1859.—The exhibition of the society willopen on Tues he a ‘th Of October, and will be open to the teu putt ines ipen on the 7 ill be on the grounds during the Fatr. MRICKUONS ATRENGINIS. wit also be in operation on the grounds during the Fair. the entries already made this promises to be the las and nd post fair ever held by the society. Members’ and $1; can be had of te Becretany. B. P, JOHNSON, oy she Ae ricultural Rooms, Albany. Articles carried free roads and steamboats from New York. TE SINGING SCHOOL FORMERLY IN CONNECTION with the A nth now or. at, ihe tional Mi Sisieat i Hone ent bias te Ss fs the Rational Musial Insitute, wil elmo thelr fhembers for the advanced choral ‘class on Monday Goer kd weleay and gentlemen desirous of "cining tis ‘clase = fppl Gunanre excepted) ewes tee esd Ao inte THOMAS SULLIVAN, $ Conductors, Henry 8. Dorovan, Secretary. ‘OW N' 2xDewy, OF DESIGN, TENTH STREET. arin EXHIBITION OF LIsH AND FRE vod fh ~ ids at ee Frere, r eng Limbinet, Ware, Walla, Wook, Boat SIRE Mow sax 1057, ap rnow tor. Admission 25 cents. | C 15: ROBERT UROFTS, Manager, ICTURE GALLERY—FREE ADMISSION. pensar ade eect Wooworrect"Open ui P-n. = ms Mh ema SOY ASHINGTON Ww ESONNG HIS COMMAND OF THE RICAN ARMY.” win, White for the Stato of Maryland. _— feet high, and conlaing about 8 Bhore and Gallery, 268 Broad: Ninth street. Adm Co ila ee ee RE EISFELD HAS ts hg ED iyo resume hig musical instructions. mum tolatone 4 to Mr. Eisfeld’s roaldence 704 ore of C. Breusing and Scbartenbure él rey erie [SS FANNY MORANT.—MANAGERS OF tote with Fanny, RS THEATRES Miss, , comedie gjher agent, John oh A Bowe eq., Cus. cane oT oe piving to, louse, care private letters may tom He also be natreenea em oS SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY VOCALIST, A avel or tn the ely. Apply at 306 Bowery, ee THE MILITARY. TRDSEY BLURS, L INDEPENDENT 00 Broad) ne way, New York, Sept. the members of thle command are hereby bat eter ee to assem. bie tis Sree at sea Y in tata ue foe aril. TLSEY, Comman ’ ‘vaure F. Rossrts, Orderly Sergeant. ts nal, UsKETS TO HIRE.—NUSKETS, BE juipments, £¢.,to let for inne exiuraons pe: Companies ont of the ety anpplind. WM. 8. STARR, 106 Right avenue, iB “OOLUMBIAN VOLUNTEERS” (N, + | ie Pee caterer Furtell, paraded yesterday, on the 0 Pir arearaem ahey muslered 0. Ea ad shot fae costly pr hey presented « fine so a at Previcus to aarti fy the company presented their Captain with a valuable aword as 0 mark of their esteem. Ey ng pene off wilh egal, eud we wigh them many sipilag re: vnleoa York, as tor {yan Kacewell Night to Mesaeve FAREWELL: GRAND GALA a Sari, 3 ql oper "URDAM GASSER AN AND CORTEAL the company will appear WITROWY this occasion iota 5 conta ond. AD AME GASSER, ‘will make New York. of F Blanton gang LN Econ —The third act of te en Opera Ineluding the celebrated Duet which been nightly received ‘Tuep.—Scer including the popular MADAME GABSIER, MADAME SIGNOR SIGNOR Grand Concert. Mr, MILLS a CRURBA A! ANIaE, followin atta iN appear in 1G} Te A GRAND FESTIVA! ‘ogi Poneto exraetrnte: heaaconal Pag i! aN of ‘DOLLAR. at RESERVED SEATS. artes te Apedeeny of Maste wis iowa, With a view to facilitate hat been eslaited at tb places, where cpounget ve » and ee noes boarat aie thus a Fugh af tse ‘The box The Gown town ticket otiee sate Te Wall strest, oe C. Breusing’s, Scharfeuberg & Luis, Numms & OFFICES The Astor House, the Metropol, itan, the St. York Hotel, the Brerett House, the Union Place Rose’s, street; Prox’s, 213 Fulton Tickets will likewise be for sale at ihe ENTRANCE DOOR OF THE ACADEMY, for which OH ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES will be opened. ‘The doors will be opened at 11. ‘The Matinee will at 2M. precisely, ‘The entre acis will be of shore My —y~] that visitors from the gm may be in time for the Faligeaga oa steamboat Asthe entire ny are Boston immediately after abe per Tortzances oa Battiota will commenes mais Fanee O'CLOCK PRI in OWERY THEATRE. Allen and Boniface. G. ©, Boniface. ‘Stage Manager. . W. Meighan. Acts Manager W, Peterschen. o’locks 'HURSDAY EVENING. . 29, Will be sasiowe, Tota complete Jy lete st geen ie hich the costae. false ng ter comic pantomime bi SIMON'S. MISHA: GRAND PICTO) of the or, ' THE MILLINERS. To conclude with the nautical drama of TOM CRINGLE. ‘ALLACK’S THEATRE. ‘This theatre, ‘aie | enerated: in all departments, For the fail et onan Ky LAST N GHT ‘Torn Dexter pele are at Wheto ss om Dexter, e Soo ee anion uaa Sa under the direction of 3 ee sre T STOEPEL. To conclude with the fae called“ in which Mr. Sloan, Mr. W. R. Fi Moore, Mr, Levene, Mrs, Sloan, Mrs, Young ai and Mies Hearard an wiilappea?, yr tora Sa also the Pad of ute ‘ecu tetet now in tow the old come Pipnihinn re fara tow Pane, mee eet TALENT MOA Cae hate first h them. The come a he ae a to IN Wil be acted TOMORRO Sept. fret time here in four years, wi ih the oa ver ait GREAT NAMES GREAT CTE] And SATURDAY, Oct. Ar Cua va Also for ‘the rat tn tine nae oa four oN hail with the old THe RIVALS A new play of INTEREST, FUN and HISTORY, with on tirely new ay uments in every de pars ppolntment very jepariment, i bdeate pie “Doors open at 7; tocommence at 736. a ee ARNUMS MUSEUM—REENGAGEMENT OF THOSE ‘peers ‘Adeonn event. i ray chek 1 aS SSeeenious (STRANG Bitanger: a grand ball let diveranement in" ia whieh Afternoon ; ie Tio 419 pounds, “Aquaria, Happs Family Trunk sre kren woe ihe ‘Aabihcnos a ona saeares eater ten 18; parcng ieee 18S JULIA DALY CONCLUDES A BRILL x Esgement of one week ia VRasbingtn, De C. G, toni nk Fea wr final xeansrapre America ‘prior to her departare. urope. UIION. or proprietors a eles haces of Our Female America: of the undersigned in Bi Tope boot th Seaeet n weg a hn 7" rca ‘Ne =a and his counsel , Esq., city of New fostructed to institute actions against any who infringe AXNE OLWINE, owner of the copywright Atos NARD.—WANTED, A YOUNG LA! fe on playing leading tragedy, to oaae cay St ea ions pee ing scenes. Address immediately OOK OUT FOR THE GREAT EASTERN, NT A 7a ea ils motte ta cack, MEDICAL. AL Mot; 8 ieeator stress Oc tones ou Bie Baad JB, WARD'S ONLY OFFICR, 489 BROADWAY, Dire sin Fir ‘Oieg hours, from 7 vera 4 R. VANHEEKEREN, BROADWAY, ‘Bleecker ve — up ‘saat Hours 9 Ta taiea vat TT Doan HUNTERS ONLY INLY OFFICE IB AT NO, oa Til 1 ool0ck at night; Sumas ae % Dien 6% Se i al R.. SRO ARE RR SPO eee R. COO) 4 DU: te eee Hoan aa jay be daly ern evening, D® Zaha’ OFFICES-OOBNER OF FousTon ‘Crosby: or 2,and Crosby). Hours 1036 to bo Sundays excepted. . R. WATSON, MEMBER OF, THE ROYAL OOLLBOR f Landor consulted at xa Broce Street, second blo wea of Broadway, fren 8 P A.M, MAURICEAU OA, BR CONSULTED office, or by letter, by 1,204 New York yoties. Ney ARIS Al ND 1 LONDON OFFICES OF DR. TR, on proadray, ‘ork, up staira, from 9 MM, and Thursday tl sree Treatingnt by taal Prods: Net i >