The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1859, Page 7

$$ NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, Benk of Maryland, the Toronto bapks that The Schoomer Emerald Isle and Nearly closed last week, aud other ewindling institu. tions whose operations are freah in the minds of the community, furnish illustrations of the mode of managing banks. The headquarters of the operators are mostly in Wall street, but sometimes alo in newspaper offices, A Caypi Apmission.—Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, in his speech delivered in Syra- ouse on the 28th ult, said—* The Harper's Ferry outbreak was the consequence of the teachings of republicanism.” Just what we have been asserting ever since the affair took place. a FFAS IN WASHINGTON. Our Negotiations with Moxico—Rumors Respecting the Paris and Madrid Mis- sions, OU SPEOIAL WASHINGTON DESPATOH. Wassinoton, Oct. 31, 1860, Tt fs stated that incase the Tennessee’s mail dows not bring somotbing definite in regard to our treaty with Mexico to Senor Mata and to our government, Senor Tordo, who is believed to be a representative man in all ‘this matter, will return, m compasy with Minister Mo- Lane, in the Brooklyn. Although the President avows to the friends of tho Temerous candidates for the French mission that ho has not mado up his mind, it is ovident, in well iaformod Circles, that Judge Roosevelt ts very prominent. ‘Mr, Preston, our Mivister to Spain, who has leavo of ‘Bbsonce to roturn home to sottlo bia fathor-in-law's es- tate, is shortly expected, and it is said by his fricads ‘will not return to Spain. ‘THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasuiato, Oct. 31, 1859. At the last scasion of the Seuato « resolution was passed requesting the Pivvident to cause the heads of the De partments to submit estimates for the expenses of the government to the next Congress upon a basis not exceed- ing Ofty miliiove auuuaily, exviusive of the public debt and interest thereon, provided the same can be done without injury to tho public service. Estimates are in course of Proparation in accordance with the spirit of this resola- tion, and with a view to strict economy, but it is not all Probable that the expenditures will bo restricted to sucha barrow limit. Reliable advices state that the government of Nicaragua has every Cisposit.on to make with usa satisfactory tran- eit arrangement, avd that the only obstacle to this ts the Belly contract, which, however, has already failod in ome particulars. No action has beon taken by the government regardtog the aiders and abettors of the Harper's Ferry couspira- tore already captured. Sbould sufficient evidence against them be obtained, it is suppoced the requisition for their surrender will be made by Gov. Wise, a8 im the cases of Cook and Hazlet, Earnest Clay, of the Britlsh Legation in Mexico, arriyod here to-day, and immediately sought an interview with Lord Lyons. Commandor Glynn haa been ordered to the command of tho new eteamer Pensacola. Lioutenants Thompson, Rochelio and Potter, Master Evans, Purgor Jackson, and Surgeon Gunnell, aro detachod from tho Fulton and or- dered to the same vessel. ‘The Secretary of War arrived to.day from Harpor’s Ferry. Ne feara were entertained of disturbances, though the citizens Lave armed themsetves in order to be pre- pared for any cmergency. General Totten, of the corps of Englzcore, kas returned from his European tour. From from California and New Metco. Er. Lows, Oct. 30, 1559. ‘The overiand mail oftho 7th arrived last night. The ews is unimportant. Arizona papers say that Colone! Bonnoville has given orders (or un immediate campaign against the Apacho In- dians. Bosiness tn San Francisco was slightly improved, but Prices were lower. ‘The Republican learns from Santa Fo that two mails ‘Were duo from Independence. Fears were entertained that they had been attacked by the Indiaas. It is undorstod that Gallegos will contest Otero’s seat in the next Congress. ‘The weather is cold, and the crops have been severely injured. Tn the San Francieco market sales of New Orleans and muscovade sugar hat been made at auction at $7a 97 ‘17% por cwt., and lard had been sold at auction at $10 B74; a $10 9224 por hundred pounds. Butter was selling at 360, and hams at 12c. Domostic spirits wero Srmor. Sr. Lous, Oct. 81, 1869. ‘The overland mall brings San Francisco datea of tho 10th inst. Business was extremely dui, but quotations we: banged. About half tho town of Auburn, Placer county, waa burned on tho 9th. Logs $50,000. ‘Two hundred hostile Indians Lad been captured on the head wators of Feather rivor, aad placed in the Mondo- ino Reservation. Arrived at Sun Francisco 8th, saip Biack Warrior, from Hong Koug. Satled 8th, bark Tinso, for Melbourne. John Hartnett, Secretary of Utah Territory, ars Atchiscy on Saturday, et route to Wa: un- 9, Ovt. SI, 185% The stecimebip Granada has arrived, with Havana Advices of the 26th inst. There is no nows of importance. The markets were anchanged. Two cargoes of slaves, amounting to some 900, had ‘been Inndted near Havana, Reform Meeting in Baltimore. Batmsore, Oct. $1, 1859. A reform mass meeting was held in Monument square ‘this afternoon. It was very large and highly respoctablo. ‘Wm. Woodward was President, and speeches were mado by I. Nevitt Stecle, W. 3, Watore, 8. Teackel Wallis and James Hodges. Tho rogolutions wero read by Mr. Geo. Brown. ve efforts to break up the mesting wero promptly checked by the police, ‘There has been considerable excitement in tho city to- day, and aa effort has been made to givo 2 political aspect to tho shooting of Mr. McPhail, Tho latter, however, fully exonorates Hanna from ail blame, except that of rashly draving his weapon in a crovrded room. Another shooting affray occurred in Baltimore atrest at baif-past eight o'clock this evening. Albany County Polition ALvany, Oot. 81, 1850, ‘Tho republicans in tho Second Asaembly district have nominated Stephen Morsclis, Jr.,and in tho Fourth dis- trict Lorenzo D. Collins. The atraight-out Americana in tho Third district have nominated John S, Van Rensselaer: Fire at Deer Island—Thanksgiving Day in Massuchusetts. Boetox, Oct. 31, 1859, ‘Tne barn, containing a large quantity of hay, and also tho Oarpenter shop, connected with the City Institution, wore destroyed by fire last night. It is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. Governor Banks bas appotmged the 24th Novomber for ‘Thankagiving in Maszachuactts. Fire at Oswego. Osweao, Oct. 32, 186% A Giro broke out carly yesterday morning in tho canal Darn, occupied by Church & Wood, East First stroct, which Boon communicated to two adjoining barns, owned by J. ©. Miller and the Oswego and Syracuse Line and Albany ‘Towing Company , destroying thom all, together with forty- Abree horses belonging prizcipally to canal boata. Fire in Ogdensburg. Onpevenuna, Oct. 31, 285%, Chrichton'’s browery, in this placo, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss five thousand dollars; partly spgurod. Loss of Ship Redwood. Crtantasron, Oct, 31, 1859. Ship Elenthora, from the Bahamas, brings tho mate and feamen of ship Redwood, from New Orloans, bound to Havre with cotton, wrecked on the Bahama Banks, The voosel isa total logs. A portion of her cargo bas been Sayed, Commorce of Now Orleans. New Ontrans, Oct. 81, Tmports of epocio lant week. e Exports of specie Trnports cf epeeio for tho Eeporwotepecio 1869. All Her Crow Loot. Boerow, Oot. 31, 1869. Rchooner Emerald Ysle, of Truro, Captain Paine, foum- dored on Baturday evening, off North Chatham Light, and all the crow save one were drowned. ‘The following aro the vames of the lost:-—Lewis G. Paine, master; Elisha, his con; Jochua Paine, brother of the captain; Richard F. Atkins, James L. Dyer, and a son of Mr. 4. Hopkins. Jo- Seph W. Knowles, who clung to the hatch, was taken off by 0 passing vessel. Lous of Schooner Golden Gate and Part of Hor Crew. Haurax, Oct. 31, 1859. ‘Tho schooner Golden Gate, of Boston, has been lost. pion the orew have arrived bere. ‘The others were ‘OW. l. ———__ Fire in New Orleans. New Ontzays, Oct. 31, 1857. T! © Poydras street fire destroyed two valuable stores, casing o loss of $86,000. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. * Bavanwan, Ovt. 31, 1860 ‘Tho escrow steamer Huntsville, of Cromwell’s line, from New York, arrived here at nine o’olock yesterday mora- ing, 30th inst, P. G. Maloney ( ), bad ited five of their friends, weedy, So canter on. the ‘a Union candidate, and P, Russell led on the side of ‘Mr. Maloney, and Peter and ©. W. Baker on the side of ex-County Clerk After some five nally, his iat oordiliy eederaiag tho raul feb publish ’ val cordially en 0 reault in a publish. ed card. There is now no othor Hall candidate the lato Hon. David ©. Brodorick. Sovoral of the fire companies throughout the city were represented by dele- gates, but as the number was not aa largo as expected, it ‘was concluded not to make any definite arrangements at preecat, thereby allowing time for all the companics in Exc! ¥ , , Oct. 31, 1860, the city to send cach a represcatative and take part in tho Bight exchange on Now York w . ‘This meoting ia the third or fourth that has mst for the Cuanteston, Oct. 31, 1850. tame purpose ; the one previous to this was constitnted of Sight exchange on Now York unchanged. @ Board of Foremon, ted Meears. ip Sr. Lovrs, Oct. 3t, 1850, mick, Adams, ‘Kellogg, Radelit Welding urd Coo, & Com Sight exchange on New York 44 per cent premivm for | ini on % to rey atthis geld, & 2 1 per cont premiuia for Missouri funds, and 1 a meeting. 24 por cent for currency. At cight o'clock the chairman called the moot- wg © order, and the minutes of tho Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Parapgrrata, Oct. 31 Inactive. Pennsylvania State fives, 334; Stocks tog Reilroad, road, 1034. sylvania Railroad, 89%,. New Ogteans, Oct. 31, 1859. Cotton—Sules to-day 12,000 bales at easior prices, but unchanged quotations. Receipts of two days 24,000 bales. Sugar dull at 6%{c. a 7c. Molasses 38e, Pork swady: Led at $15 60. dtock in port 13,500 bbi Oct. 31, 1859. - Avovst, Cotton—Sales to-day 660 bales at stiffer prices, but un- changed quotations. ‘Stock in port, 19,250 bale Caartssron, Oct. 31, 1859. : Cotton—ales to-day 6,000 bales, with an advancing ten- jeucy. Road 19; Morris Cana!, 46; Long’ Island Rail. Pane os Savanwax, Oct. 31, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 3,800 bales at an advance of i sales at Mle. a 11 )¢c, for middling. Oct. 31, 1869, Bacnwony, Fiour advancing. Howard street and Obio held at $6 3734, but no sules at that fruro. Wheat buoyant; sales 10,000 bushels white, at $1 80 a $1 55; red, $1 25 a $1 30. Corn dull and declined 2c.; white and’ yellow, 90c. a 92c. Provisions dull; mess pork, $16 a $16 25: prime, $lla $12 2; bacon, Ze, Whiskey dull at 270 Punapmrnia, Oct. 21, 1850, Viour firm: salea 2,000 bbls. Wheat ‘advancing: sales 6,000 bushels white at $1 88.4 $1 40, red $1 50a 1 22. Corn buoyant: sales 6,000 busbals yellow at 9c. Clover seed $6. Provisions quit. Mess pork $15 50. Hams Ne. # 136. , sides 104;0., shoulders $30. Lard steady at 1%. Whiskey dalt. Awany, Oct. 31-6 P. M. Flour—Demand good and prices unchanged: sales 1,500 bole, Wheat—Sals 6,000 bushels white Canadian at $1 372, and 6,000 bushels do. on private terma, and 600 bushels’ prime’ white Michigan at 81 48, Barley—Sales 21,000 buabels, at 7%¢. for inferior Stato, 760. for winter, 8:¢. for primo State, and 860. a 87c. for prime Canada Went, Gate esa tirm: sales 18,000 bushels Stato and Canada Fast at 43c., weight. Very little corn offering: salca 6,500 bushels round yellow at $1. Ryo—Sales 6,300 bushel nt ‘Se. for S¢o pounds. Whiskey lower: sulea 147 bbls. at Qc. Brrvauo, Oct. S1—1 P. M. Fionr in moderato demand and steady: sales of 900 bbis. at $4 76 for epring Stato, $1 76 u $5 for extra Uinols and Wiccousin, $5 26 & $6 40 for cxtra Oblo ond Indiana, and $5 50a $6 for fair to choico double oxtras, Wheat dull and heavy: Sales 8,000 bueheis of Racine club at 97c., 7,500 nite club at 96c. a OTc., 5,000 No. 1 Milwaukeo club at Sic., 7,000 do, in three luta at @8e. Corn eteady; fair do- ms of 5,000 bushels Toledo afloat at 890. Oats nominal at 28¢. a 30c. Barley firm: sales 3,000 bushels Canada ailoxt at 72e. “Ryo nominal. Whiskey noffinal at 2Te. Canal freighte—143¢e. on corn, 1c. on wheat, 530. a Sie. on siour to New York. Imports of the last forty- eight hours—18,000 bbla. flour, 95,600 bushels wheat, 7,000 bushela corn, $6,000 bushels ‘oate, 3,000 b barley, Exports the came time—4,000 bbis. four, 111,000 bushola whent, 5,000 bushels corn, 37,000 bushels outs, 13,000 bushels barley. Burvaro, Oct, S16 P. M. Flour quiet and steady; eales £00 ‘bbis. at $4 75 for spring State, $4 76 for extra Llinola and Wisconsin, $6 25 85 40 for extra Canada, Obio and Indiana; $9 50 a $6 for double extra. Wheat dull and heavy; eales 11,000 bush- cle No, 1 Milwaukee club at S7c., 2,000 bushels Canada club at 97c. Corn in fair demand’and steady; sales 6,000 bushels Tolodo, afloat, at 8@c. Oats quict and nominal. Barloy firm and in fair demand; sales 4,000 bushels Cana- da at 720. a7. Rye pominal, Whiskey doll; no sales. Lake imports—12,060 bbis. flour, 90,000 bushels wheat, 7,000 bushols corn, 36,000 bushels oata, 8,000 bushels bar- beg. Coral exports-—8,100, bbls. four, 86,000 bushols wheat, %,000 bushels corn,4,000 bushels oats, 6,000 bush- els barley. Osweco, Oct. 81, 1859. Flour unchanged, with @ moderate demand fur home and interior trade: ‘sales 600 bbls. at $4 75 for State from Chicago epring, $6 373; for extra choice do. Wheat in good holders reetricta transactions: Canadian at $1/25, and 3,400 buzhels choice Canada club at 3) 05. Corn ecarce and quiet. Barley in good demand: salen 11,000 bushels Canadian at 78c. a 60c., delivered and afloat, priacipally at the latter quotation. Hye quict. Oata held firmly; no ales. Peas firm: sales 1,000 bushels Ca- padian at 08c. Canal freighte firm and boata acarce: flour B5e, and wheat 10c. to Now York, Lake imports—1,200 bbls. four, 143,000 bushels wheat, 8,000 bushels rye, 16,200 bushels barley; 8, bushels pets, Exports—6 100 bbls. four, £4,500 bushels wheat, 27,700 bushels barley, 200 bushels peas, Cmoaso, Flour dull and declined 10c, Wheat dull and ‘declined xe.: sales at 880. Corn dull. Oats firm. Recelpte— 6,800 bbie. flour, 88,000 buebels wheat, 21,000 bushels corn, 6,000 bushels oats. Shipments—100' bbls, flour, 124,000 buekels wheat, 1,200 bushels corn, 41,000 bushels oatg. Mnwaviee, Oct. 81, 1859, Flour very dull, Wheat active a $9e.' Corn dill. Oats quiet. Torxpo, Oct. 31, 1359. Fionr—Saies at $5. Wheat at $108 a $113 Receipts— 6,000 bblz. dour, 50,000 bushels wheat. Saas Tho Shooting Affray in Baltimore, From the Buitimore American, Oct. 31.) Congiderabie excitement Pang last evening, cepe- clally in the vicinity of tho City Hall, on account of tho report that the Acting Mayor, Wiiliam MePhail, had been mortally wounded by J. Marshall Hanna, one of the ro- porters of the Baltimore Swn. It appears that Mr. McPhail, as the Acting Mayor, proceeded to the office of tho police and firo alarm telegraph, which is directly opposite his residence on Holliday stroot, for tho of uscertain- {og tho condition of affairs throughout tho city, and there met several friends, with whom he entered into conversa- tion. Whilst thus engaged, Mr. Hanna ontered the room, and «fter inquiring as to the news of the day and evening, conversed with the operators about genoral matters, a3 was his custom. Ono of the operators made some jovial remorks about the shaw] which Hanna wore, whereupon tho Inter drew a Colt’s revolver, and attempted to shoot Harcourt, one of the operators. ‘in tho excitement of the occasion, tho wea was dircharged, wheroupon Mr. McPhail exclaimed that he was shot, and walked towards the main entranoe of the building, but before reaching tt, ho fell prostrate in the main entry. At first it was sup- pased that bo was mortally wounded; nevertheless todical ald was immediatly summoned, and Dr. O'Donovan’s fervices were first availed of. He was eoon after joined by Drs. Wiliams, Whitridge and H. P. P. Yeates. Mdserh examination it was found that the bal! had taken effect in tho thigh, about two inches below the op {uflicting a serious if not dangerous wound. Mr. McPhail wns at onco conveyed to his residence and ro- ceived the best attention. ~ Tt appears that Mr. Hanna was standing outside tho rail- ing which dividea the room, while Mr. Harcourt and a number of other gentlemen, including tho Acting Mayor, wore inelde of tt. Hanna having tho pistol in his ri be hand, Mr. Harcourt seized the barrel of it with his hand, and thus diverted its direction from himself to a ine running betweon him and Hanna. Mr. McPhail at the Moment was standing some fect to the right of Harcourt, on a direct Hoe with the direction of tho barrel of the pis- tol, when hg received tho bail whitn was discharged. It ig worthy of remark that Mr. Hanna did not attempt to Jeaye the place until s gentleman prosent urged him to do 80, fearing that his fe might be in danger. ‘Wo havo juet learned, at midnight, from Drs. Whitridgo and Rian . that they have has! that the wound may prove langerous one, as are apprebensivo that the Pniorat aftory hae Goen coveted and eat roquite patio oe we 3 = of it oe up and the limb ampu- ted below. . Hanne not been ar: hal Past twelve o'clock, i a lea ), Oct, 31, 1859. TELEGRAPHIC, Batrntone, Oct, 81, 1859. Acthng Mayor McPhail {a very soriously injured. It is feared the femoral artory is wounded. Ho is botter this morning, and exonerates Mr. Hanna from all direct blame. It appears that Hanna and an operator named Harcourt had come words. Tho former drew a platol, which Har- court grasped, and in the struggle it exploded with tho re sult stated. Mr. McPhail says the pistol was in the hands of Harcourt whon the shot was fired. Tho nowly olectod City Council have been called together to choose a Presi dent, who will become Acting Mayor during the indisposi. tion of Mayor Swann Arrivals and Departarce. From Savannah, fn the aestiebig. Mont Mag Mroth- rannah, in the steamship Montgomerr—Mise Mroth- togham, Mies A Becker, BE Hale, W ll Eldridge, Miss KI- ‘yoore, jepdorgon, From Charleston, in the steamship James Adper— He, R. G Springer, 0 Bi suilman, Mra J dilly A and EH Jobrisoo, H Doll, Mrs Hyde, Miss I, Sherwoot, Capt E Webster, M Rodgers, J W Irving, and two in steerage. From Savanilla, in tho brig Thos Swana—Rev H B Pratt From London, in the ellp London—Margaret Fitzroy, Ellen © Boat. Maven or St Theenas, familly, My Hove aud faniby, Mr Win Liower, EEStor wore read. ‘The report of tho im ttee on Arrangements was received. The parade fixed for the 6tn of November, at one o'clock P. ML The lino will form on Hudson street, the right resting on Christopher street. The order of marching will com- mence by & counter-march through Hudson street to Fourteenth street, up Fourteenth street to Broadway, and down Broadway tothe Park, returning by way of Clust- ham street to the Bowery. ‘The members will wear crapo on the loft arm, and alt alifornians residing in the city are iny'ted to accompany them, in the ordinary citizen's dress. The company wilt march four abreast, the officers with their trumpots, and members will wear & badge with the uame aad amber of the company on it. ‘Tho committee reported Urat byig 7 the want of time they had becn unable to secure a hall for the occasion, but had decided on tho Cooper Institute or thy Academy of Music for tho purpose. The meeting adjourned until Friday evoning next, whon it 8 expected that the arrangements for tho occasida wil be completed. Brooklyn City Nows, ‘Ti Warmer Question wx tun Commox Covnct.—At a meeting of tho Common Council last night tho Special Committes sppointed to confey with the Water Commia_ sioners upon the subject of the differonces existing bo- tween the Cos and the city, sibmitted « ro- port, to which was atiached the following resolution:-— Resolved, That the Special Committee on tho Supply of Water for the city bo, aud are hereby empowered by and under advice of the counsel, to carry out with the Water Commi and contractors the transfor of the com. pleted portion of the works to the city, upon such terms and conditions as may be juetified by law and best caiou lated to promote tho interests of to city. That, in the opinion of this Common Council, the Comptroller was justi the proceedings be not carried furthers u cebton ‘having not carried further, a decision been Teedared by ‘&n eminent Judgo of our ovn courta. After tho reading f the report, a communication from the Comptroiier was read, siating that he had, under ad- vice of counsel, deemed it his duty to appeal from the de- cision of Judge Lott req him to issue water bonds, to the Genera! Term, and had taken measures accord- ingly. ‘Jiorman Srnowa offered tho followiag in connection with the matter:— Resoivei, That the Common Conncil hereby approve of the changes in the water works by which u closed con- duit was substituted in tho placo a open canal, and also approves of tho laying of iron pipe for the increased distribution of water. Resolved, That it ia expodient and dosirablo that the works, so far as practically compieted, should be trans- ferred’ to the permanent Water Board, as provided by section 2 of the act of April 15, 1859. Resolved, That, in the opinion of this Board, this city lose a real advantage over New York by the’ Commis: sioners charging for the use of water rates equal to tho Croton, when @ much loss ratio would have oifvred an in- ducement to manutacturers and others, aud paid a sufli- cient income to meet all Mabilities, and we therefore sug- (eat that immedinta ctope be taken: to coveblaks w renued echeduto of Water rates. Resolved, That we do do uot believe that the city should ‘bo put to any additional expense in litigating the question as to the constitutionality of the act of 1859, an4 there- fore, ablding by tho decision recently made by Justioe of the Supreme Court, wo direct that the M: Comptrolier and City Clerk exccute and deliver the bonds of the city for the ecution of the water works withou, further delay and litigation. Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to the Water Commissioners for their compliance, with the reoom- mendations therein contained. Considerable discussion followed, and Alderman "3 resolutions being taken up separately, the fret was lost by atic vote—9to 9. ‘The second and third resolutions wero fed by 10 ayes to 8 nays, and the fourth resolution was out of order. Tho Board then adjourned, leaving tho matter in as loose and unsettled a state as before. ‘Tas Cranp Braver Rarxoap.—Tho report of the com- mitteo in favor of awarding the grant to construct a rail road in Grand strest to J. M. Waterbury & Co., was last night adopted by the Common Council. The vote stood Mf ayes to 7 nays. ‘The fare is to be four counts. Personal Intelligence. ‘Tho Courrier des Eiats Unis has attempted to chow that M. Folix Belly was notin tho city, and that M. Polignac was mistaken for him. We kuow, howover, that this is not the case. M. Felix Belly is really hero, and was even desirous of changing his lodging yceterday. We advise him to do se, and when he up his new quarters, let him assume the namo of Bartholomew Smith. Street Cleaning by Machinery. OPPOSITION FROM THE BLACK REPUBLICAN FAT CON- TRACT COMPANY. The recent temporary contract entered tnto between the Mayor, Comptrollor and the City Inspector, on the part of the city, with Rovert Smith, to clean the principal streets of the city by machinory, ia likely to prove a suc- cess, predicating this opinion after a two weeks’ trial. By this arrangement the city will savo from sixty to seventy thoueand dollars per annum. Tais economical arrange- ment hae stirred up powerful opposition from a clique of contractors who Lave for a long time been trying to con- summate a contract to clean tho city for a term of years, This same clique havo sevoral othor schemes on hand, such as contracts for ropair- ing the streots, removing dead animals, offal, night soit, &e., and Senet Breaarey: and the of ing of city railroad grants. is clique har a bona fide or; Sub rosa, with a capital of Sear ee with which thoy ex. pect to effect there objects. ei vs is to be carried through the medium of tho noxt Legialaturo. One idea already promulgated is tho organization of a Board of Health composed of medical mon, to be an fadopendent Board in itself, thus separating the bygonic of tho ety from the City Iuepector’s department. If the presont Gty Inspector resists these schemes it is proposed to work for the abolishment of his office, and have the streets cleaned by contract under tho direction of the Comptroller. This wholesale plan for piundoring and logislating for tho city i Licey 4 @ republican idea, which is led Street Weed & Co, on by an ex: missioner, under the direction of Thurlow Coroners’ Inquests Four Drowsen.—George Murphy, a carman, residing im Prince street, was found drowned at the foot of Canal street yesterday morning. Deceased had beon missing since Sunday evening, and it is supposed that he fell over- board while wandering about tho pier during tho night time. Coroner 0” bold an deceased, when the jury rendot drowned.”? Murphy was rN fifty-five yoars of age. Fatat Fatrs.—James Casey, a native of Ireland, aged forty-two years, died at hia residence, No. 1373; Washing- ton strect, yesterday, from the offects of injuries acci- dentally received by falling dowa stairs while under tho influence of Nquor. Ellen Rohan, of No. 364 Greenwich street, met with a similar death. Sho fell down a flight of stairs on Sunday night and died from the effects of the fall yesterday. Deceased was thirty-two yoars of ago, and waa born in freland. Coronor O’Keote oiliciated in doth cases. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, In a notice of the death of John Tuckor, under tho head of “Coroners’ Inquests,”’ in your papor of this dato, Tobeerve that Dr. Frank Hawthorn, House Surgeon at the Bellevue Hospital, is censurod by Coronor Schirmer aud a Jury for “insufficient and imps treatment of tho do- ‘ceased on his reception at the (tal andat the poat mortem cxamination.’’ I beg leave to state that the ex- amination was made in my presence and under my di- rection, aud that in a fracture of the skull and an offu sion of ‘blood upon the brain, a evfficient cause of death being discovered, it was deemed unnecessary to extend tho diseection farther. Besides, the examination was afterwards repeated, and what was left unflnished in not oxamining ali the organs of the ig Oot] completed by the Coroner and his assistant.“ This last, {t secma to me, absolves Dr. Hawthorn from all responsibility in connec tion with it. With reference to the detention at the gate, Tam authorized by Mr. Daly, warden of the Hospital, and Mr. Ebbetts, clerk, who both witnessed hig adi: sion, to stato that it is false. I deem it due to Dr. Haw- thernto make this correction. LEWIS A. SAYRE, M.D., Ocrovar 31, Surgeon to Belloyuo Hospital, The Turf. UNION COURSE, 1. L—TROTTING Mopar, Oct. 31.—Trotting match, $1,000; best three to five, to @ Perrin named br. i Silly White... Win, Wholan named 0. g. Landlord. Dine 2:06 2:b1—2: imllo beats, aS NOVEMBER. 1, very ian st Motice to Inspectors of the Wow York Brewing Pot, Day Book, Stats Zidung, Demekrat and Oourricr des Biot Vins, and also all the country uewspe- ers of the State, will ceoteom it an eapeoial favor if In- Gpeetors of Hlection will vend, of cause to be gent, to tho noarcst telegraph office the result of the approaching Cloction, at the carliest poraivle moment after the State Uckcet nhall bave been counted. All the telegraph offloes in the Stato will be held open till two o’cleck, of later, oa election night, and if inapectorn, politiolaas, editors and (olograph operators will cooperate with us, every daly Journatin tho State may roaconabiy hope to publish the General result om the mornlug following the election, ADADEMY OF Muwa—Tho second might of Mase, Gasss- niga's ev, ageme ¢, and the first performance this scason of Donizetti's grand opors “Maria di Rohan,” attracted @ fall house last evening. The distribution of the opera in- cluded Mme. Gazmniga as Maria; Mme. Sirakosch as Di Gondi; Stigelit as Chalsis, and Ferri as Chevrouse. Tho opera was well rondored throughout. Mme, Gaszanlga had entirely rocovorad her volco, and give to fhe réle ull that dramatic earnestness and tn- teustty for which she is so ominently distin. guished. Her singing and acting were truly admirable throughow:t the opera, Forri was very fine in Chovreuse. It # his best eflbrt hero, and he fairly shared the honors of the night with the prima donna, The third act created @ Positive furore, and the performauce may bo justly con- Bidered as the finost snecess of tho Boason. Gu to morrow, the new tenor, Beaucardé, willmnke his élnd in the “Favorita."” Madame Gazaaniga will sing Loo- nora, one of Ler greatest rile. Go that the night will bo an exceedingly interesting ox: —— ‘Wortsu Garney.—A new vorsien of “ Nicholas Nick!o- by" will be given hero this evening for the drat time. Mics Aguca Robertson will play Smiko; Mr. Bourcioa ik, Mantilini; Mr. Jeffyrson, Newman Noggs. Tho distribu- cu is altogether @ very etrong cas. ‘Tawamr Francan.—-A capital bill is announced bore this evening. 1 includes three very agreeable ploces— “Le Chapeen d’Un Horlogor,”* “Lea Foames Qui Piou- rent,!” ond @Oue Caprice.” .—Ceorge Christy's Minstrels will com- mence a series of perforiaances here this eventing, Tho hall has boen eutirvly rotted and decorated, sad tho Christy Minstrels ure said to bo fully worthy of their hanorabic name. Tho Family Herald. MAP OF TRE POLAK SEA—THH OUTBREAK AT HAR- PER'S PEKRY THE NATIONAL KPISOOPAL CONVEN- TION—THE SINKING OF THH STHAMBOAT NEW WOULD—THE VILLAINY OF SPIRITUALISM — LOCAL NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS -MARKET NOWS, BO. ‘Tho FAuny Fierarp, ia its ‘gular edition to-morrow (Wednesday), wilt contain a Map of the Polar Sea, wih a His tory of Arotic Expeditions from 1743 to 1889—Another Exped. tien Proposed—~Voynges of ail the Navigators —Liscoveries Mado—The Northwest Passage Pound—Searches tur Frauk- Kia—Hia Fato Decided, &o. Tt will alzo contain some additions! particulars of the Out- break at Harper's Forry—Tho Trial of Joha Brown for Con- spiracy, Murder and Treason—Conclusiea of the Evitouce, 4c.; Proceedings of the National Episcopal Convention at Ridhmond, Va.; Caustropbe on tho Hudson River—Tho Sink- ing of the Steamer New World—Exctting Seencs on Boerd— Iulereating Statements of Some of tho Pnosengers, &e.; the Viiainy of Spiritualsin—Wife Desertion for Spiritusiiatic A@icity—A Lamentable Case of Desertion and Wrong, Ac. Exch week's issue of (he PaMity Hzxacp contains a report of the Condition of the Now York Cattle Markot, with the umount of Stock offered for sale, their Condition, the I’rices for which they were Fold, &o., &c. Report of the Prices of all kinds of Family Mar! is Washington Market ta New Yor City; Commercial and Money Market Ieporta; Marriangos and Deaths for the week, and a large amount of miscellaneous reading. ‘Teus—Tho Faux Hearn is published every Wednesday «t Two Dollars per annum. Subseriptions reocived at tho ofiice corner of Fulton and Nagseu strecia. Single copies (price four cents) to be obtaiund at the ofice uff of all nows veaders. Ad- vertisements inserted at (ho usaai HawaL raice eae ig o@tho Delaware State Lotte- ries.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., Munagers of the DELAWARE, GRORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATS vorranirs Decawans—Extna Crass, No. S71, Octosmn 31, 185, ‘o iy 73. 15, 67, 54, G6, 35, 13, 3, 47, 34, 25, <2. Denawake—C1iss No. 672, Ocros: 4, 74, 77, 12, 69, 6, i, 7, 57, 23, 13, 4L, 7 Hoe ee SO NDOT & 00., ‘Wilmington, Delaw are, A Warning. If you recover health when treated by calomel, blue pills, ewends, blisters, Vleeding nod otter holps to Dresk down the beat constitution tn tbo world. how much anonor would BRAN: DRETH 8 PILLS have xo seize only upon those matiors which oceusion diseasc? “Sut you may die undor the old treatment, whilst Brandreth's Pilis aro gure tocure you if health is a possible zitvinment, Sold at 204 Canal eircot and by alldruggists. 25 cents a be Real Shaker HEAVY WOOL UNDRRSEIRTS AND DRAWERS, Own order; SCARLET SHAKER UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, stra, MERINO UNDERSEIQTS AND DRAWERS, MEBINO Pl bagels ess ra TO MATCH, which wo invite attention. r A. &G. A. ARNOUX, O2t Beoedway, To the Pablic. Wie this dag reduce the priees of sit_our spade now {x ocr etore. Our stock te ¥ Lirge, covelsting of ail the rewestetylea, This iuction is t# be a permanent one, aad we place our prices for the finest goode imported at the samc ‘at which medium goods are cold Wo are deatrous to cleso ont all our fall goods, both In our tailoring and gontienven's furulehing departments, sa (n oar spring busiveas, which opens our thirty-fitth year’s existence aan ze and inswid of aiming to do the highest priced trade possible, we aba. do it ‘apgn the ground of Jow prices, and lrme cask fe do pot intend to lower the character of our stylea, kolding the same reputation so fong und bororably atstalaed’ by cur Ovr medhanics shall be al! first claea workmen, aid ie same cutters as beretotore. agin lends aro therefore tnvled to examine our stock ‘as on them we invite competition, en A. &G. A. ARNOUX, PPL Brondveay Be Nickolas Hovey, . "x. Naw Yora, No Broadway Nobby Styles of Cloths at the it rice HUT RRRUATE, g nent articie, $10, BUSINESS SUT’ $10 to $15. PANTS AND VESTS, $2 to 36. ‘Ts, superfine, $20. OVERCOAT BHCMGULD & PROCS, CH Broctway. “ Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts—Six for $8.; warm Under Stirts, Drawers, Gloves, &0., at MOODY'S Shit Emporium, 262 Broadway. Ladi nd Gentlemen's Fin a AtBTORM & 178 Grosdway, under Howard Toto; formerly Ira Todd's old stand. That's the Style.—If you Desire a Hat . and render you tho “observed of oe ee oe a » 212 way, 8! Ox aiwayoa ep ‘asovtincut of Hats and Cape, ‘aullabio for everybody. English Cricketers.—Am Imperial Pho tig eg GR ALT'S Gallery, 648 Broadway, cornae of ‘exreet; PYY view of the oriotet ground, witheriehe! era playing. Copies of the stereossopie view for sale. eee fapeecnsoms perch apt tory Pa- roof locks and cross bars. x lar proof parlor eates.. Dopot 68 Marray etrese, eomnar of Gol. loge place (ormeriy 192 Fear sireap. ear Herring’s Patont Champion Fire and burglar proof ‘i Broadway, corner of Murray stroot, Now York. Lenton le =e and bey ap enter Fe asthmatio chest, tightened to su! m, in Hiberated by thes rbich cure alike the short, drv, ive Cough Hovfetey cipecaron sienang ieachlc” Seow den lane, Wigs $8; Toupoes and Hair Dye.—Cam- ON 109 Fallon streek, Brooklyn. For ‘sud quattt meg i felon ae igsird Get Your Fall Style Hat of White, 216 way, Darnum’s Musgoum. The bide Aten Sareea — prow od it Undergarmenia, all sizes, at Mol AUGHLIN’ uor Of Grocnwioh aad Murray sirecte. cahaies Gontlemon’s Now and Left off Clothing pore for the West, Call on or address Conroy, 44 Cen- tre su ‘hildren’s Ca ba 9 ee wore and elemnn low a Nes. GENYLEMERS. Bate. Ald cue VELYIES ‘and Felt Hate. GENIN, bniter, 507 Broadway. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi- cal ure Truss. They lao beep til, Riaatlo Stockings tor va- ricose veine, Supporters dor ‘un for delgrmivca made to order. ‘No. 2 Veuoy street, Astor House, New York. The Great Eastern Stoamship.—Sco SCHONBERG & CO.'S adventisement in this paper. Dr. C. H. Marshall Cares Catarrh, Sw at Bt. Nicholas Hotel, N.Y, overy Monday, Tuesday Wednewlay, Hours 10 0 2,’ Consult free. Address there, Dr. Kennedy, ad ion letor of Kennedy's Medical Discovery, will be at under the Rmitheocinn House, Broadway. on ‘wireet), from Is! to th net All wha are afiticted with gerofulr, ervsivetas, scald bead sal rhenm, ntmples, canker, u'cerated Kore loge, or any OF Lae Why oO Layiied b2 GAL. Adi ke grote, ‘ The Drawt re ings of the Husson Qvamty and PRANOE, BROADBENTS & 00,, = Sp aeerenmacntenastts ora Seam drew ihe cages Bomex Ooowrr—Ccass 187, Ocroenn St, 1868. %, 26, 28, 9, TT, 15, 27, 66; 7, 93, 11, 32. Oonsouoarep Lorragy—Ciass No. 154, Oct. 31, 1800. 3, 3Y, 32, 54, 23, 22, 2, 98, 73, 71, 41, TL our es Wilmington, Del, this day (Mon- day), Burm omni FBANCE, BRO. INTS & CO, imington, Del. ot aeccaned Brady’s Gallery has Removed from 359 Broadway to 649 Brosdway, corner of Meeker sirest. Photo iophe, Boge tad asmbecypes, The Eureka Colebrated Sewimg Ma- chines; p to $60; Lommors atluched. Uflioe 450 Broslway. Barry's Tricopherous ts the Best and ieee wsviog tod reatoring hair, Ladies oe ok itr a Braces, Elastle Stock- San eee a Oe Gees lever truss, No 4 fogs. Vandasts, . ‘'s Dew ay Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syra: Mrs. Winslow, nx experienced curse and. female pb; bas Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, W! fere.—the best in the world. wholesale priveiely oppiied. No. 6 Asior House. Married. Borton—Hnwerson — Un Thureday evening, Oct. 20, by, tLe Rov. James Billet, at te bride’a residence, Mr. Geonca W. Bouton, of Ridgefield, Conn, to Miss Sana Jann Hxwerson, of ‘this city. , Havewu—Jaooneouin.—On Sunday, Oct. 80, at the resi dence of the bride's father, by the Rov. Doctor Raphael, Jano Fauven, to Lavinta, daughter of L Jacobsohn , Eaq , both of this city, Unoxias—twrezer —On Thursday, October 27, at the Chureh of the Restoration, Brooklyn, by the Rev. H. Bianchard, Troscas FL. Usocis to Ams F., oldest daughter of Henry Bwitzer, Esq. Worrmy—Tavron.—At Brooklyn F. D., on Tucstay, Oct. 18, by the Rev. Mr. Haskins, fonxce f°. Wurrxar, to Asie 2. Tavson, both of Brookiyu. Died. Cocumm.—On Sunday morning, Oct, 30, Rucranp M. Cor: bs, aged 43 years. ‘The friends of tho family are invited (o attend the fune val et his late reticence, Uaderblil avenue, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) aiverncon, at two o'clock. Coisy.—At Stamford, Conn., on Saturday, Oct. 29, Emmy M., wife of Andrew @. Colby, and daughter of the lute Ptitip C. Rucicel.! ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Tnesday) afternoon, at iwe o'clock, at 5. Sephen’s church, corner of Broome snd Chrystie streets. ‘Daw aNtaY.—On Satarday, Oct. 20, efter a long and se vere itiness, Joun Louis’ Franca Devartay, a nallve of Groosey, Switzerland, in the 75th yeur of his age. French and Swiss papers please copy. acvay.—At Yorkville, on Monday, Oct. $1, Janmaant Farwex, aged 37 yoars. ‘The funeral will take place from his late reeidence in Eighty eeventh street, between Third aud Fourta avenues, hs lay) Afternoon, at ball past one o'clock. Fererateack —In Brooklyn, on Mond Kt. BL, at half pet etx o’clock A. M., of consumption, Sanaa Prra- paras, & native of county Monaghan, ireland. ‘The Cricnds of the family and those of ber brother Pe- ter, alee those of ber brothers-in-law, Charics Quin and Chartes Smith, aro reepectfully invited to attend the fune rut, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half past two o'clock, from the resideaco of her brotuer, ia Flushing avenue, between Delmouico place and Throop avenue, Brooklyn: ‘Crssox.-—On Sunday morning, Oct. 80, ef consacip- tion, Parmiok Gumox, tn the 69th year of hia age. " ‘The restives and frience of the family and these of Lis ‘vrothers ai jaw, Michael and Hugo O'Donogheo, are re- specttutly invited to attend the funeral, this (Twe:day) af ternocn, at one o'clock, from No. 26 Desbrosses street. Luary.—Un Monday, Oct. 31, Mame Aww Luary, dangh- tee of Patrick and Margaret Leery, aged 9 yeare, 1 month aud 16 da; ‘The friends of the family and those of her uncicc, James; Michael, Bernard and Thomas Leary, sre respect: fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of ber parents, No. 803 Bast Twelfth street, on Wodnesday alternoon, at'two o'clock. Lyows.—In Breokiyn, on Monday, Oct. $1, Dav M. Lyons, aged 66 years. Tho relatives and frienda of the farolly aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from bis late residence, No. 63 West Warren street, tis (Tuceday) afternoon, at two o’cloct. Mauov.—On Monday, Oct. 31, Exxa Mania, only child of James and Eliza A. Malloy, aed 7 montha and 25 days. ‘Tho funeral will take vlace from the residence of hor No. 287 Third stroct, this (Tuesday) afternoon, atthree o'clock. + Motcan.—On Sunday, Oct. 30, Marr Consus, wife of ) Henry Morgan, and daughier of tho late Archivaid M. tt. ‘The friends of the ee 2 also those of her brother-in- law, Edward A. Le Roy, Jr., are respootfulty invited to altel the funeral from her late residence, 245 Fourth street, ou Wednesday morning, at haif-past nino o'clock. Nersow.—On Sunday, Oct. 30, of consumption, Haram XM, Punen, wifo of Patrick Necson, aged 24 years. ‘The fricuds of tho family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past ‘one o'clock, from’ hor late residence, No. 178 Sixth ave- nue, from thence to Calvary Cemotery. O'Reuzy.—On Monday, Oct. $1, Euizs, wife of William O'Retily, iu the S6uh year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, toxethor with these of her brother-in iaw, Joceph Miller, and tho officers and members of the Montgomery Guarda, are respectfully invited to attend (io funerai, without further invitation, from the residenco of her husband, No. 37 Mott street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’cloc Sera.—On Monday, Oct. 31, of convulsions, Ronser, son Morton and Josophine Smith, agod 2 yoars, 11 mvnths and 28 days. ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from No. 368 Tenth street, on Wodnos- day afternoon, at two o’cloc Sreanc —In' Brooklyr, on Satcrday, Oct. £0, ahert, but severe illncen, sho bore with © 4 i istian reeignation, Jans the wife of Flouscs Srnaxa, aged 37 years and § months. ‘Tho funeral will take place from her lato residence, No. 1 Fleet pleco, near Willoughby street, Brooklyn, thts (Twesday) afternoon, at two o'clock P.M. ‘The relatives Abd friends ot tho farnily aro respectfully invited to attoud the tiineral without further invitation. PLISCELLAN ROUS. PRLETON'S UWLLUSTRATED RATLWAY GUIDE A USTRATE TIMit TAULES Published OGiclally under the SUPERVISION OF THE: RAILWAY SUPRRINIRNDENTS. TENTS OP THY MOVEMBER NUMBER, 1, Descnipnon. or Darron (Michigan), with iiduateation; Rogton and Now York: Tbe Growth cf Pl hia. 2. Ratways axpravn PRocREss—A Trip to Towa, Mase iRiver; Emportum, or Mound City, Iuicots; ‘The Grand South Carolina Tunnel; ‘To Sivan: re Sorts Fesciag. Rallway Tracks; Chicago orthwestern Kaliway; Ciasianati, Hamilton end ( w Nor Coral Kaley; Dayton and Micdl eciskio—The Law of Endorsement on The Grand Rauwars: How Passenger: wel mn St. Loul; City Pi 1 fa 'Rosion; Railway Convention at Cleveland, Ohio, Getoder ig and 19; Couveutloa a Freight Agents at Dayton, Ohio, October 23; sCelcnzay no fie otha beh, saa i he Omicers; Missieaippt and Missouri Railway; Lag Be- stad New Invextioxs—Tempering Meta's; Steam Boller Ex- itoienst Insproved Bop Unto fee Canals; Locomotive Fire bor: ement in Railway Car, 44 rs AND INCIDENTS OF ThavEr—The Song of tho ‘Wind; One Hundred Miles per Hour, or Nighwmare on the Ras; A “ Beef’ Boarder, A Kontuck Eee Eater; Yvo Heard Pap Read about You in the ible; Zat ts My Trunk, Sere; The kew land Yankee; Re be Heaven by the Wag of Now Orlearg; orty Dol and Found; Not tho ‘Angel Oabriek, Healy Place for Chickens. if #6 UxtTeD Starrs Trex INDICATOR, showing the difforence of time between the various cities of the United tncluding fen Francisco, California; Trinky Bay, Newfour ; Var Jentia Ray, Ireland, and London, i G arrusroxs’ Kanway Gos Countixa Hovsk CaLexDas, d Iuronrans Road von Raicwan THAVELLRRS, A Lance Sixsh Fists Mar or tin Rainwars or tun Unite Starrs. . Tunoves Rovres to rnd from Boston, New Yc Phila. 5 . Baltimore. Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, _ Ciciopati, 8t Louis, &e., with Maps and otber information re- Inting to the reaciest' means of travelling to aod from all the priveipal cities, Sou'h, Eaatand Wort. © A listof prominen: hotels in the principal cities of the rettcer of the United States, arranged under tho rarnta mene of rallwass. ged > Union. 10. A 1k New len, APELBION'S ILLUSTRATED RATLWAY GUIDE Ta, without any exreption, the book ever published. Tt contains nearly 200 pages, ueurly 75 ways, a varies of useful eatertalping matter, and is gold at the very low price of TWENTY FIVE C ENTS Ver COPY. APPLETON & ©O., Pubdiishers, 346 and 358 Broadway, N. ¥. o pay ited States and Canadas.” bigned, ROR DREDS OF Ai Tae , COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS ALL 1 STATES, duly appointed 0 aye Doposltions, Acknowledg: matikGes WobmeATe IA OWARD PISSELL, ‘M1 Broadway, corner Chambers street, New York. 1U. & PASSPORTS Ts RTUUR KPNDALI, — MPO! RANDIES, WINES, &, IAP aout Willa exec, ities to suit familles, Offers for salc, Fist OU nap. #4 peg alin, jor "$8 pee gallo, vert ene PARRE, AC. 3, Porta, Cham at wholesale prices. L/G—-WEDDING CARDS, NOTTS, £0— AT alae ener ted cards. wed in the highest style @f engre: the alt, onty at jway corner of I) uane street. AY JOMRS, 19 ANN 13 ANH SRREW—M Fe, Ae Ae Ts Woot Gs oo doubto wots wetar prout bore Picsae onl! 024 sop thom Defoe purvkseng, Ni OB: BUNIO! INVERTED Cee ese Ee Oe gaat te ones, by Oe Ragen Se -cone of this city Gon. NEWS, AC ORDING TO Business Coats, $8; sey, 812; Pauta, $4 bu; Vi surlou work # usa, ARPER's FERKY-STRANGERS DESIBOUY veaking themacives aequained with the cealinet nox per’s kerry are referred to the November numberot ou's Wustrated Railway Guide, pages 156 aud 157, | hare! NEWS PROM PRKING, INTERESTING TO MEDICAL MEN, intlemen in the suite of Me. Ward, Uni Hiding the peculin’ tra once whiel tbe ding uliar (ofiuiepce which tbe Ai man plete nO | odowing extract by portmisslon— rival at tho Gulf of Peebeele, I was seized. ingular symptoma | ever expevienced. I had tously to His ition rua the gauntlet of forer and ‘“dhous fever. tnfluenta, gcippe, yellow fever, and io trot ime to the Gut of Mex it Vecheciee theta ail Bs wan Crt gelaed wih mf of sneenin wed wih eal with ore vielent paling in my bead, followed with ‘umping aod throbbing of ail m5 teeth, pains in my eyes, vod trouth, By tongue was so swollen aa to di me apeaking: my arms appeared heavily burdened as to der it impossible for me to lift them: my legs beaame so that theg could not support my body, and wercsg the email my back I puffered great and’ tnteuse pain. At one time E world be ahiivering with cold, and the next burning with brat no molaare. My sym pics sere so oppoatte sad, toell Up ‘cases 25 Py ip the Raglia! yal yard eure ourcompany, and ft was decided t>call the colebratal Eitoese ph: ae Nextel for eovauitation The of our country, snd, lo the relief of that, ai i te ‘was of that of fe tncetan wha yousliered fuel to bell aailcea ad but that reg to ald of aa American ph rent some of remedies to Canton. of which be became thathe rrmwyeerpoe jem oy ered t iadiscase as well semweed, al uthor diseases tneidental to the climate, apd be bad no d bur that my ease would yiéld to the sovercian virtues of enmc remedies The nawe of the disease he d+ sigoated as th ‘Borbarian Grapple’—tt revor having made is aapeacsaem wiiin the wails of Cbina enti! after the war with end Tes. Lathas cf Inte become aa established oompinict ia parts of tho e1 1 pubmitted to the treatment of the nent disciples of Esoulaplus, wita full confidence of restorstion to health, taxsmach ag American to be ured in the treatment. end well was it for me that Toom- fided in the medicines of my own untive jand, ry hours 1 was fuily restored t bealth On rasovoring, £ on my dressing table a bottle of Radway's Ready Bellet aad @ bor of Eadway's Regulmig Pils, nnd the eminent pRsplciee tndor med mo (nt his Celeatinl Maw wing derived so muich benef? from the amerizan of Mr. Radway felt coofceot that a treaty of (riendebip such & pation oust reault to the benefit of his Tor the ssUsfaction of our Celiow cltens wh. have in Chica. we would sate that we have Shipped of, lea of our Ready Retief, Reguiatla; sad. Rhine Japan and Hindostan. . BADWAY & CO., No. 23 Joba strect, Now York, ADIES, Te YOU WANT DOURLE SOLE GA’ either buttoned of Congress make, of cloth or just stop at CABTLIS, Sri feet. where rreateet asscrtmnent of ail biitis of Boots and any ober city. Also men’s, boys and youth's Boots and of & greet rariety. el es 28 STITCH UTTLE sSeWiE ESTEE LOCK. Sinan SEU Equal to any in the market, aod up wanda. oes EXTRACTS, Lows. BROWN WOMEOR, Aue al a eae Re No. 6 Maiden lane, H. ebatka. | FATS LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITBERS. all derangementa of the digestive fractions, aad ef iver, bowels. kidneys. Dy bladder end principal visera, there ‘BW PAPER. afford. “For sale by druggists. A NEW LITERARY AND Ley 3 New f, devoted to the Rlevation of Labor Rights of Workingmes, to be entilied the “AMERIOAN Bi NER, will be igeued in this city on Saturda) PHILUS FIBRE & CO, ‘ROSS & TOUBEY wit ee C \SERU'S COD LIVER JEM.Y— ‘the, certain for Consumption,'Asthma, ‘of ough without nausea, im No. 2 sewin; The terol eat chine, A. The feally Cowing meckine I. i SINGER, 488 Broadway, Now Yorks 180 F rion atreet, Brooklyn, ANFORD'S HOT ATR FURNACES, S ae Tortabloge at ta brick. SANFORD'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE OEATER, 4 favorite and econemica! Stove of greek pone, eee se orn STEIRERLDS CORDENE: AOD vi S 81 " cy ~ Forme en te tie Bost nthe martet for tans Woublensee Coons uaint, be. plaiot tors: PILES! PILES} They aro asure HEALTH, Sourone, “Sexrerseas i CONTENTMENT are omong the blessings Insured to those who use thia ful tonic. ‘When the digestive organs are ia “good oon ‘a the general health fs ood, for from the somack springs Biers will cure Stelofela’s and give strength and tane to the stomach, lng oo equivalent for ig uae all We blesins Wmv enum ned. Bold at No, 37 Jobx street, at wholesrle andretall. QCRUTTER'S AUTOMATIC GRAIN SCALE-SELP- 1. aeting, self-welghing, self-registering. Patent right on rights for sale. Wm. » agent. At office af George Me’Bride Smith. 102 Front streot. N. 2.—This Soule can be seen for a few days at No 3 Stove sires, between them bours of 12 and 2P. M. pd ane Sh mee (8 NEW YORK ST\TE PATR, tN, warded Ke ium to Mr. VANDERHOOK, 111 We towel New ork. for beat Grain, tsucy Flower and |B TIME OF NIGHT. x ‘the time nt all hours of the: oosing nt at ie more door ef OBO. C. Harn 10 Beason ‘one decor below Canal street, oes or EY Ate lane, Now Yore, tera apd wholesale oun tired A®D PLA‘ ‘ABR, Jewels fancy BRUSHES, TERFUMBEY A SOAre. ‘Wealey Richards’ celebrated Role srents wwe} Fles's hed warding and cartridges, : a NO ALP DRINKERS. a fi lendta TP sfasve now on grays tn enti order Allsopp's do. do. Whitwell’e do. do. Emith’a Cham te. Sinrrhy's onebrated Cork Porte. mrphy's a Au drawn dhrough G. B. MENBU: Vaults corner Broadway and Cedar street LB! TOOLS}! TOOLS!!! Pe PC) ee Tool Store, red to me tt Tiroadway. Fe tt to. the beet of 2 | ENGLISH ska complete be bad in ic} ‘TOOLS © iued Salen fs Of ail celobrated makers Of at | the United States aod Bue Moderate Prices. 35] rope coustantly on JSREUL IN EVERY. FAMILY. Yet a, &e. removed instantly, Clore: Q" Hobohe den elented equal to pew. whhow injury te moet Ge lente care ed eqaai Tite hy fiagumad 8 Cos Conscarated, (u's 38 canta per bottle PE WEMAN & OOn Not 1ody $2% 621 bad 760 Brodwoge J