The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1859, Page 7

Mommodore Vanderbilt is at the head of the ‘Injured ones, and has sued the Hon. Jefferson Brick Raymond and his coadjutors for somo modore, it is sald, estimates his damages at the modest figure of one huadred thousand dollars. ‘Napoleon Ullman, of the Opera, intends to sue the “three hungry Frenchmen” for libel. We have not heard the estimate of damages in this Jatter case, but it might as well be put at half million as one dollar. The pecuniary result ‘rill be all the same. r _—_—— Yaoter, ono of which is, permission to run a steamer on the Mexican Pacific coast under the Amorican fiag. He thas partially made arrangements with one of the steam- ‘ship companies to connect with its line at Acapulco, there- ‘Dy affording © direct steam communication on that catire |poast twice a month. ‘The despatches from Consul Black to the State Depart- «ment show that Ormond Chase was most atrociously mur- alered im Mexico by officers belonging te the Church party. All that was in the President’s power to do, will be, or has been done, in view of that crime. If more than this is neqeeeary to protect the lives and proporty of Americans Jam that country, Congress must provide furthor means. ‘There is no doubt but that tho President will prominently present this subject in his annual message. ‘The fricnds of the Constitutional government think it is highly ecsential that Senor Lerdo should immediately re- urn to Vera Crug in order to exort hia influence toward jhe consummation of the pending treaty. Gcueral Herran, Ministor from Now Granada, ia in the ity. The prospect now is that the republic will ratify the eaty as nmended by tho United State Senate. Tho Con- jaress of that country will not, however, mect till next February, ‘The Postunaster General left here te-day on a brief visit }@0 Charleston. Therefore no definite action on the bids for carrying the mails between Portland and Now Orleans vil be mado until his return. Judge Biack’s rejoinder to Senator Douglas’ last will ap- in the Constitution of to-morrow morning. NomeArrival of the America. Sackvitia, N. B., Noy. 2, 1859. ‘There were no signs of the steamship America at Hali- when the line closed at eight o’clock this evening. Loss of the Bark Dragon. Provipancs, Nov. 2, 1859. “The bark Dragon, Capt. McFarland, of and for Salem, ‘which sailed from Zanzibar August 81, got ashore on a reef about forty miles south of that place, and remained Shree days, thumping heavily. She was got off and towed Pack to Zanzibar, September 4, by the British ship-of-war (Clive. Her kool wes broken, sternpost started, and she ‘was otherwise so badly damaged that she waz condemnod. ‘The Clive was awarded $3,200 salvage. ee Sailing of the Europa. Boston, Nov. 2, 1850 ‘The Canard steamship Europa sailed to-day at noon, jerith seventy-one passengers for Liverpool and fourtcon pr Halifax, and $300,000 in specie. The Kansas Election. Sr. Lous, Nov. 2, 1859, A. special despatch to the Republican gives the official ote of the recent election in Kansas as follows:— 10,419 5, ais 4712 Trotting Mateh Betweem Flora Temple and Princess. Borvaro, Nov. 2, 1860, Jn the trot to-day between Flora Temple and Princess be former won in three straight heats. Time 2:28—2:31— 1S 2854. 7 —$$$$—__ The Massachusetts Liquor Agency. Boston, Nov. 2, 1850. ‘lon. Jacob Sleeper has declined the liquor agency, ten- dered him by Gov. Banks, in place of George P. Burn- ham, resigned. Frederick Douglass. Bostox, Noy. 2, 1850, ‘Frederick Douglass was expected to lecture in the i raternity Course last night, but in a letter to the Chair- nan he stated that he should not appear, not considering safe for him to bo in Boston just now. His present whereabouts was not stated, Fire at Lincoln, Mass. Boston, Nov. 2, 1860. Whe Orthodox church at Lincoln, Maes., was totally de- toyed by fire last night, ‘Less $6,000. —_——_—_——————_. Fire at Providence. Provipance, Nov. 3, 1869, ‘The lumber yard of Asa Pike, in this city, together with three or four small buildings, were destroyed by fire this levening. Ines about $20,000. i Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAKN. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1650 ‘Stocks - Gull, Per nnsylvania State fives, 933; Read- og Raiiroad, 10%; Morris Cxnal, 73g: Lone Island Rall- ‘4 vanis Hailroad, S cad, 105;.. ‘Penny! baton anti, Nov, 2, 1860, ‘otton—Sales to-day 6,000 balesat unchanged prices. : aeriaiaanlliy. "2° ‘Nov. 2, 1869, bales: prices Cuartasron, Nov. 2, 1860. Cotton—Saics today 1,700 bales. “Qootations un- ers: Barniwort, Noy. 2, 1869, Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Corn—Nothin uoing. yrovisions quiet. Whiskey dull. PurrapEtema, Nov. 2, Fiour dull at 86 2% a $5 90 for supertine, ‘Wheat ad. anced 2c. a 3c.,and scarce: red, $1 ctive: sales of old yellow at 9fc., and new at 70s, a Slo. wanacd 440, Whiskey dull at 270. a 2336. 7; salen’ 1,000 rabele estore ot ‘Whiskey Romine ot 39546, Cana relghta frm 150. 0n corm, 153.5 wee) ce tanen York, -Tonporta—18,000 eats okie Rsporte—'800 ‘his tour, 0,00 Basho Burvato, Nov. 2—0 P. M. lot: sales fers No. 2 Je apne bt net 195,000 bushels, Kenosha club at fe ee shat 8. peda cinb, at #70. 90/000 bushole Milwankoo club at 960. Corn Btoady: bushels mixed old and at 773¢0._ Oats and barley. : Pulse 1,000, buanels Western at ee. Wikey Soreey: a eee Take Imporie ai bon tone? on a 10,000 bushels wheat, 1,000 bushels 2,000 Ppuabols, guts. Canal cxports—i,600 ‘bbls, “aera Oswrdo, Nov. 2—6 P. M. Flour in good demand and steady; sales ay tte at to whoice extra Canadian, Wheat in good demand, but somo holders are 1c. a 2c. above buyers’ views, while othora lare yielding clightly in order to realizo; sales 18,000 b ish- akee club, including 11,000 bushels’ at $2 02, y and very firm; sales 10,000 bushels Canadian at 80c., pat to arrive, ant’ 11,000 boshels on private terms, or 370, on flour and 10c. Soe bushels barley. aso, Nov. 1860, bushols at 860. i ia 2a be ag ushels whoat rod bis. flour, 122,000 bush corn. The receipts since the lst compared with last is. flour and 2,400,000 shipments im about the same Proportion. MiLWAvEus, Nov. 2, 1850. cage lang ME 6 He, Ges ae fate Oncuman, Nov. 2, 1869. dull: sales of red et $1 0b, and whito at 91 18. “Corn aioe dy at 20, active at $14. [Dernorr, Nov. 2, 1869, and ati hatte, ar die acta $118 for win tnd 860, 2 81 for epring. Barley quiet at 700. a 750. Oa a a Mc. ‘ _—————— Military Affairs. PARADE OF THE NEW YORK CITY GUARD—BANQUET AT ‘THR METROPOLITAN HOTEL. They marched from their quarters in Broadway near Bond strect, at three o’clook, under the Command of a lieutenant, and proceeded to the residence of their commandant, in Thirty-seventh streot, near Broad- ‘way, where they wore reviewed by Capt. Lovell. After the review the latter offloer took command, and the line of march was down Broedway to fhe Oty Ha and Were uniformed in winter kin shakogand darit ‘overcoats. 6 blue They paraded muskets, were accompanied by pbaworth’s fall ba of’ musicians. ag deport march the Guard were ay be claod a3 ous of tao Reo C as one if ats eat ital grate of in Lovell. laa West Point graduate, and for upwardsof dirtesa yearshan bec Inactive soevioe, Du war with Mexico ho was attached to the staff of Mi Genoral Quitman, in tbe capacity of Assistant Adjutant General. While in Mexico he enjoyed the re- spect of many officers and men of tho army by his ur- Feerwee manners. He served in evory battle from Vera the city of Mexico, and was frequently to by those able to judgo as an accomplished and bravo offi- cer. A few years since he resigned his commission in the army, and settled in this i and is at present the De- pty Street Commissioner. A tow months ago he was so- licited to become the Commandant of the City Guard, and at present occupies that position. While in the United Stales army ho was connected with tho artillory arm of the service; and ho proposes in a short timo to adopt a much needed reform in our volunteer military by teaching his company the theory and practice of coast guns. In the evening the Guard gave an clogant banquet at the Metropolitan Hotet, under the immodiato direction of Warren Leland. Among the guests present were Col. M. Van Buren, Lieut. Col. Thomas C. Ferris, Major Hallock, all of the Ninth rogiment; Dr. F. Willia Kahor, Banke, Adjutant — and others. Three bles wore spread with all the delicacies of the season. ‘Tho tables were aleo neatly decorated with tlowers, and orna- mented with figures representing Independence Temple, floral cornucopia, fortification, scroll py- |, tropic temple, mounted cottage, Marengo wate |, &c. The supper room wns festooned flags and streamers, and at the end of the room wore two wooden figures, lifo size, represonting a member of the Guard at arms’ and the other at “present.” They had a very fine effvct. After ample justice had Seen done the bounty, Dr. Fisuxr, who acted as toast master, read the regular toasts for tho occasion, The toast to the Niuth regiment was responded to by Colonel Yan Buren. He said he saw before him the prime movers in the organization of tho Ninth it; had it not beon for Company © New York Oity Guard, there would not have becn such an organization at this timo. He alluded to tho old Ninth regiment, which at one timo boro as high @ character as any military organization in New York, but it deteriorated, and at Isat disappeared. In the new or- ganization it could boast of having men of intelligence, in- tellect and education, who were able and no doubt would make accession to ita ranks, and make it equal te what it was before,.and ho hoped superior. By the next annual eae ao a he hopes to parade double the number they did is fat, aptaln Lovett responded to a toast in his honor, which 9 as proposed wiih three times three cheers anda ‘! x Be mt sn Rolenengiiot alk intenaon to pay a complimentary parade, he made up his mind to prepare a bare ss [emt Or Teflection ho concluded ‘was not 8 proper to speak set phrases, but to the 2 high honor ped him, insp mind and speak the sentiments of hy monthe had expired since they met and tendered him. ‘their company, and in his opinion it was the first , in point of members, ity and stand- ing in the city of New York. He accepted it with ono view—that is, to huge? Ben @ plan to provide for the de- fonco of t his city. day for smooth-bored muskets peal org dug Crimean war and the late war in Ku- rope 8 rn them that whore large fleets of steam forts or vessels could be run close into land and destroy whole towns and cities without landing a man, {t would be fanatical to_ suppose they would attack with infan, try troops. The United ‘States ernment hai erected casemated batteries, capable of mounting 1,200 fo for the defence of New York, and it was left to tho city of New York to provide an adequate volun- teer ae jeter gre rs pe y ith a Metres ractically ad the City Guard as tho pioneer in a Frovement that weld render the harbor of New York.in- 7 ble against the attack of an enemy, and that by well Ho served many mcd yaluctcer oops, years in the reqular ae ‘but was now in the volun- teer service; he never knew anytling aboyt it, aud from reading military works he had been fed #8 suppose that very little reliance was to be to was in error. yer his mistake in parading Broadway, or at adinner table, but in the field, at the point of the bayo- net, he learned the value of a volunteer. Lord wt wher said that Amorica was a nation of soldiers, and when the ‘Mexican war arose 200,000 volunteers promptly offered their services to go into a foreign land; and if our country were invaded tribe ‘that number be found ready and willing to face an enemy. The rogular army of the country is but an advanced td compared to the vast area of territory which they had to defend, and if they went into action they would fall, and in that fall the voi- unteers would have to learn thelr duty. He intended to teach the City Guard the system of harbor defence, and not them alone, but the wholo volunteer force in the city. Twelve hundred guns were }ying idle in tho forts in the harbor Now, ‘ork, and he wanted the Jity Guard to piso the pustic ‘het by noxt pring they Would be fully competent to serve at boy twelve of theso guns with a precision that would as- sit in repelling an enemy. A speech was made by Lieut, Col. Ferris, who, at the close of his remarks, presented Sergeant Charles H. Coop: or witha massive gold medal for having obtained largest numbor of recruits during the past year. Other speeches were made, intereperced with fine music the compaby partad buat tea 0 ‘lock, evideaty pissed ¢ compan: at ten o'c! evident! A with the y's proceedings. f se a THE NEW STATE ARSENAL, On Tuceday aierioon the Commissioners appointed to supertntend tho aroction of the New York State Arsenal, corner of Seyenth avenue and Thirty-fifth strees, consist- ing of Adjutant General Froderick Townsend, Inspector General George F. Sherman, and Commissary General Benjamin Welsh, Jr., paid a visit to the institution for the purpose of inspecting it, the bullding having Just been completed. A large number of mili gentlemen were also present, Among them, Brigndler Wm. Hall Colonel" Lefforta, venth regiment; Colonel cove Sere Neat ire pront’ dikes ths cae had visited ‘the various portions of the buildings, thoy by invitation partook of a social glass of wine with Mr. Ritch; aftor which the company took their departure. ‘After. the tion all tho mill esent, com ‘the officers in the Division, from. Major down Lioutenants, a to , expressin| elief in the solidity and entire safety of aren ee catimony prt ot rest all Goubw bx 40 ite fitness for occupancy of our citizon soldiery. Sror DusLune.—If every State Union would but follow the te) of Hifnois, the evor fought in that State. In tho year = ae we Stowart. and William Bennett fonts with in Clair county, and Stewart foli mortally. wounded on the firm ire, Bonnett mado his oscap9 into Arkansas, where ho romained two years. His whero- abouts was discovered, he was arrested, brought back, indicted, tried, convicted of murder and oxecuted. Bond, who was thon Governor of Illinois, was incessantly bo: ’ by friends of Bennoit and the advocates of the gentiemen’s code,” who, prayed for his pardon. But Govornor car to all their clamorings, and the eis the offended law was vindicated. 10. licly hung, and duelling in Iitnots was erusliod loody pragtioe and roquires rigid ticatuasat, eee a a Tho Opera and 1r.°stres, Acapmer or Muwo—The Favorite’ miroduced, ou fast evening, Signor Beaveardé to the American public. A tenor of sckucwledged fame abroad, Signor Beaucardé - mtracted to thé Academy avery numerous mad an ex- Ceedingly fastidious audience. The débu 7 te was placed directly in comparison with his predecessors in the samo véle, although it is cne in which the best artis: may mako only a mederate :uccess, This was the result of Beau- Cardé's dit, Ho is an scoomplished artist, with a tho- Toughly good method, ® graceful and agrooabl> siu.o Presénes, and a voice which js more remarkable for tu woo!ness than its powor. Ho isearnost, truo aud sya. Pathetic, and if he doce not turn out to bea great star he will at any rate prove a most valuable acquisition to the Company. Mme. Gazzaniga was as fine as over in Led- nora, one of her preatest rdler. Junca ad Amodio weie very gcod, and Muzio’s excellent orchestra completed the er semble of a very oxcellont performasco, Dopwoem’a Acapuny.—Mr. W. A. King, one of the ‘beat of our resident musicians, will have a complimentary Concert Lere to-night, ander the patronage of tho Rectors Of Calvary and Grace church and others. Mr. King will P’ay upon the Alexandre organ for the flrat time in pub- No; and will be assisted by soveral cmineat artists, in- Cluding the Misses Gellle, Mr. Cooke, the popular tenor, and Mr. Scbroiber, who will play an original solo for tho cornet. Woon’s Mureramis.—This popular troupe has returned to its old quarters, No. 444 Broadway, and is doing a fine ‘business. ‘The latest novelty is a burlesque upon ‘Richard 11” in which Eph. Horn is irresiatible as the crook backed tyrant in ebony. Bowser Txmarsz.—The old Bowery, which has lately ‘been renovated so as to bo quite as good as new, presouts @ constant succersion of novelties, ‘and cortainly uo one can complain of dhe quantity of entertainment which is offered. Tho bill for; to-night ombraces two full mcio- dramas and a comic piece. ——____ Army Intelligence. %Upon their mutual application to the War Department, Licutenants H. B, Hendershott and Lloyd Beall have been transferred, the former from the Second infantry to tho Seoond arti ry, and tho latter from the Socond artillery to tho Secord iniantry, and will be placed on the army register a8 follows:—Licut. Hendershott noxt below Licut. Jobn Mcl.. Taylor; Licut. Beall next below Lieut. Thomas 'W. Sweeney. A General Court Martial has been ordered to convene at Fort Lancaster, Texas, for the trial of Licut, Haskett, First regiment of Infantry. Assistunt Surgeon R. Potts is assigned to daty at Fort Brown, ‘Texas, and will report accordingly without de jelay. Liout. W. R. Boggs, Ordnance Departmont, is directed to report for duty to tho chiof of his department at Wash- ton. jout. ©. H. Tyler First cragoons, is ordered to tempo- rary duty at Washington, for tho’ purpose of adjusting public accounts. A Board of Officers, which had been ordered by the War Department to couveno at Governor's Island, Now York, last September, is again required, .by tho game authority, to assemble in this ‘city, the th inst, for the purpose of ‘hn ing a thorough ‘investigation, and report the facts of the case of the individuals, if any, chargeablo with the deficiency of certain public property belonging to the Quartermaater’s department. Brevet Major HL. C. Wayne, Quartermaster’s department, is detailed as @ member, iu addiction to tho Board already’ ordered. Brevet Colonel Justin Dimick, Second artillery, and Ma- Jor Robert Anderson, First artillery, havo been’ astigued to duty at the Artillory School of Practice, Fort Monroe, Virginia, in which case the command of that extensive fortress will devolve on Col. Dimick. . B, Blair, Subsistence department, is be Sor to duty in the Commissary Genorat's departinent, Wash- wo of absence for six months is grantod to Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Magruder, First artillery. An extenaion of leave of absence has been granted the following oflicers:—Major H. Prince, Puy department, six, months; Brevet Major D. P. Whiting, Seventh infantry, six-montns; Captain J. C. Robinson, Fifth infantry, six months; Captain A. W. Bowman, Third infantry,’ six months; Captain A. G. Evans, Second cavalry, four months; Lieutenant W. H. Lewis, Fifth infantry, six months; Liew- tenant O. H. Fish, First cavalry, two months, SET Court Calendar—This Day, Sorrxsm Court Crrovrt.— Part l.—Adjourned. 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No. 9 Vesey sirect, Astor ‘House, New York. Mrs. Winslow's inept igs gine ee ‘inslow, experienced nurse an: y Resing’ sre for ehidcen wong, yytuen erent fuclicacen teething, ms, Producing ai Sateen eit aise ad oein sad svete oo. certaee tee ie will © You towela. Devend ‘mothers, give reat to your all. cases. Sold Toupees and Hatr Dye.—Cam- to your infauts. Perievtly sale io ERON’S, 199 Fulton street, Brooklya, For style and quacty ‘we cballouge orld, and Tou- Fetal, and the dye Bs Dr. Kenned: Medical Discovery, wil , only 25 cents per boris ‘the wi YORK HrxALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1660—TRIPLE Sffarr. a The sal n Dra nge of the Sussex Oounty aad FRANOH, BROADBENTS & 00., Suneex Coomrr—Criss 189, Noveusme 3, 1858 12, 68, 36, 31, 67, 18, 37, 21, 62, 68, 30, 69. Comouparen Lorrmxr—O.1ss No. 136, Nov, 2, 135% 64, 14, 69, al, 46, 38, 26, 24, 13, 34, 16, 25. 2, fea aes Maas oe Crowe, Haq., all of this city. daughtor of William J. Bm, ED a Burns.—On Tuesday, Noy. 1, Kuza wife of John Burns, aged 53 ‘The relatives and friends of tho family, also tho mem- bors of Lebanon Lodge, 191 F. and A. Bi., are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 133 Clinton street, {hia (Toursdny ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bxsry.—in thia city’, on Tuceday morning, Nov. 2, at oR penar sail cae anal Joun Burry, in the 39h year Age. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, and also the members of Strunger’s Refugo Lodge, No. 4, I. 0. of 0. F., are respectfuily juvited to attend tho fanoral from. his late residence, No. 9 Broad street, this (Tharsday ) after- Room, at two o'clock, without further invitation, ‘RNE —| ednesday’, Noy. 2, of consumption, Eras, the beloved wifo of Martin Byrne. . ‘The friends and acquaintances of the famlly aro reapeet- fully invited to attend the funeral from the cornce of Forty cighth strect and Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) morbivg, at 93 o'clock. Her remains will be taken to the Church of the Holy Cross, Forty-second street, where a solemn mass of requiem will bo celebrated at ten'o’elock for the repose of her son, and after which the body will be conveyed to Calyary Cometry for interment. Dublin papers ploass copy. Brrsk.—On ‘Tuesday evoning, Noy. 1, at 321 West ‘Twenty sixth Street, Mancarer, wife of Michaet Byrno, aged 28 years. ‘The relatives and friends ave respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral the friends of her brother Richard Reed, frem the above place, this (Thursday) afternoon, at k, Without furthor iavitauon. Y, Noy. 2, Any Beapury, the beloved wifo of Francis Boadley, aged 37 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also hor brother, Patrick O’Netl, and Daniel W healen, are re- quested’ the funeral, from her late residence, 52 Wost Sixteenth street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Baxvaty.—Ou Monday, Oct. 31, ALaKRY Cvrns, infant son of A. and EK, Barnaly) aged 7 weeks and 6 days. Cannor.—On Weduesiay, Nov. 2, the wife of gohn Carroll, aged 24 years. The relatives and friends of the family, and bor brothers in-law Willian and Joseph Carroll, and the mom- bers of the County Monahan Social Club, are respectfully. invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 153 Hlizabeth street, on ¥ icrneon, at two o'clock. Davis —On Wednesday, Nov. 2, James S. Davm, agod $8 years, ‘The fricnds and acquatatances aro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral this (Thursday) » at two o'clock, from his tate residence, No. 3 Congress strect, without further invitation. Dsvos.—At Tarrytown, on Wednesday, Nov: &, of in- flammaticn of tho 8, Jang G. Devox, formerly of the Top Haver Nyack, Rockland count; ey Xt friends and Kelalyegat Usertéceated aro invited to attend the funeral, this i nong & afternoon, at one o'clock, at the residence of her husband, Wi street, Tarrytown. Evans. Monday, Oct. 31, Riatarp Hamrttow Evans, eldest son of James and Eiizabeth Ann Evans, aged $ years, 2 months and 16 say. ‘The relatives and friends of tho faimily aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Thursday) aftornoon, at two o'clock, from the street, Gatiacner—On lay, Nov. 1, Honora GaLLaGueR, the beioved wife of Patrick Salles ber. of the county Weet- meath, parish of Milltown, Ire! 40 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the and those of tho brothers-in-law, John, Michael and Lawrence; also, tho members of the St. James Total Abstinence Bencficia! o- ciety, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late resi- lence, 56 Cannon street. GERKEN.—-On Tuesday, Nov. 1, after 2 short but sovere feat Carsray GeR&EN, @ native of Hanover, Germany, aged 27 years. ‘Tho rojatives and friends of the family andthe mombers of the United German Brothers’ Association are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from tho residence of hia father-in-law, John C. Seebeck, corner of Houston . and ae ftreetg, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Horxins.—On Tuesday, Noy. 1, in the 684 yvar of his age, Weis H. Horsiss, ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also thoze of his sons-in-law, Leonard W. and Edward McMannus, are rempeee aly invited to attend tho funeral this (Thurs- day) fernoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 194 Chrystie strect. Hovemax.—At Port Richmond, on Monday, Oct. 81, Capt. Asranax P. Hovsmay, in the 87th year of bis age. the relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Dutch Reformed church, Port Richmond, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Kill Vitloge, Dutchess county, N. ¥., Maua’S. Jackson, daughter of on Jackson, Esq., of Newton, in the 66th yoar 3e copy. 1, ater a short illness, Ex- of Heury aad Almira Kelly, the family are respectfully his (Thursday) afternoon, e of his parents, Tenth aty fourth and geventy-afuh strectg, oe A ‘Ding; Novy. 1, after a short 2 2ad"vear of his age, of the family, dhe Bri pers of Hagine Company 3 he was captain, are respec fally invited to attend the funeral from his Ie residence corner of Fifteenth street and avenue A, tais (Thursday) afterncon, at one o'clock. My son, thou art sleeping Beneath the willow tree, And mourners are weeping, And long wiil weep, for thoe. The grave doth pow enfoid thee Within its narrow cell; No moro can we behold thee— Reloved son, farewell! Moons. In Brocklyn, on Wednesday, Nov ©. Moor, widow of the late Toander Moro, ag and 3 months. ‘The friends and rotatives are invited to attend the fu, | neral, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Trumbull, La- fayette avenue, corner of Cumberland street, on Kriday afternoon, at balf-p:st two o'clock. Nort pton and Springficid, Mass., papers please MeManox.—On Wednesilay morning, Nov. 2, Jas Hewar MoManow, son of Edward Patrick McMahon, aged 7 years and 11 months. ¢ relatives and friends of the (amily are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 386 Hudson street, late of No. 446 Greenwich strect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Moowry.—On Wednesday, Nov. 2, Jasats Ronxet, the von of James and Elizabeth Mooney, aged 5 ycars, 3 See ett es naar ions aro invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 74 Eldridge stréet, this (Thursday) afternoon, al two is ae In Brook! KY. — on Wednesday, Nov. 2, of , ia the ‘27h your of =: ALEXANDER age. ‘Tho re! and friends of th uy edt tem the me pn! are Pei residence, No, Aidams street, Friday aftor- itis oe Wednnty, ov. 2,0 an 'Y, Nov. 2, of disease of the heart, Jans, son of Ja a son of Angus and Janot McDonald, aged 18 ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Jackson Lodgo No. 6, A. P. A., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 144 West x \; pen eiee oles, woe a street, on Friday after Broo! on Wedncaday, Nov. °, Daenr- . only son of Gone and Adeline . Nowell, god : ‘Tho relativestund fr rel eam ‘fends of his family, algo those of his fathor-in-la Esq., aro resi invited to attend the funeral, om Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the reaidenee fathor-in.1 M4 Baltic atreot, shear Henry. ‘dae ru aay hinghamton, N: Y., papers please 4 aaah ae ae at Jane F., danghter and years and 8 onthe, a " ? The remains wi removed this Avon ey | f. ternoon, at two o'clock, to Greenwood u ¢ terment. Saunpers.—On Wednesday, Nov. 2, Marr, John Saunders, aged 26 years. zh ” Arnab ‘The friends of family are res invited attend ‘the funeral from hor late lonce, Wromee street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Srracrk.—On Wednesday, Nov. 2, in this city, Sanam Seracur, in the 6lst year of ber age. ‘The remains will be taken to Rhinebeck for interment. Sarmm —On Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, Hannan, widow of daca’ th, in the 80th year of hor ago, nd friends of the family are respectfully ry. Woop.--On Wednesday, Nov. 2, Jang Woop, wife of Daria Wood, ri i ee 10 friends of the family are respectfully invited to a tend the funeral, from late ponte, Bitty-third bear First avenoe, om Friday afternoon, at one OSS BEINOMLLAD, Be 1U. & PASSPORTS A, ick Tinea roe caer TRA, duly appointed to take Deposition, ackinw.edg “OuAnGRs MODEEA TE" ROWARD BISSRLZ, 31 Broadway, corner Chambers street, New York. 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Depot No. 168 Bowery, and sold by all wholesale drugglate. Gent by mail on recelpt of 26 cents. qe easdcesign ed hay hand iety of (he wai 8 On avery variety of LADIES FURS AND . FANCY SLRIGH ROBES, to espe 4 would call the attentlou of the rads. Tholr 9 SABLE AND MINK OAPES AND CLOAKS deBes com y A choice asscriment of RUASIAN SABLK SKINS always on band. ©. KE. BRESLER & 60., 78 Broadway, Corner of Rector sweet, J, © Havonwour ¢ o9. 4, 483, 190 and 492 Broadway, Corner of Rrocme atreet, N. ¥., would eal! the attention of parties about to refurnish thei? horses, and the public generally, to their extenaive and clogant sesertment of tog Chita, Glnssware, las Piatates, Silver and Platod com ing bi iseware, Gas Fixtur iver Ant Ware, Mirrors, Cutlery, Clocks, Broazer’ Paria Vases and faney ccoda of every descri gent buyers in Barope, they insportalions, fund purchaee : uipoa thelr stock the latest and choicest novelties of the ng! French and German markets. AYETTYS MEDICATED PAPER Is obtainin; Gj equalled article of diayetty, N. ¥., is water woven in each al solo by all druggists and atthe depots, 41 Ann street and 140 Broadway, 'ARPER’S FERRY-—STRANGERS DESIRO| Ht ae enensee a Comal with the Prato of me t's Ferry are refarred jovember number to's TDustrated way Guide, pages 156 and 157, sane TMPORT, He a SEEING. Lt NG MEDICAI. MRN. “THE BAGBARIAN GRAPPLE.” i, he gore eee ee Ee 0 follo ifbiting the: liar inticence which the “Amociean le have over all countries, an Tabla following extract — On my arrival Gulf of Peobseles, I the most singular ‘toms | ever ¢: hee ths yg sym Sa ree heron ale trea 2 ie 1n1 the incidental 1 out chiens frees Mase nad Iine to tH8 Guif of Mexico, but the disease that sclsed me at echeelee theta all. Twas Grst sotzed with a fit of sneezing that Insted for two hours; thon violent pains in my head, fol j bag of all my teeth, pai E § lie art He eg if i sEpae jriddicitt i 4 i fi H. BRUNDAGE & CO, J. 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CONTENTS. ‘Melodies from the Opera of “Mastha’ The Valoot Rem sing Vale of No, 22 containa Simon, the Cellarer, and four cubes spleadid ploces CO., 107 Nassau street, N. ¥. 7 RS AND ARY MEM ‘OTICE.—TH BERS AND HONOB c TICE Hulted Staten Engine Company No. 23, are here u ache coi hse fon Thursday afternoon, by notiied to meet. sfternooa, 1809, at 1 P.M, funeral of our late bvo- Rev Saat eee ECK’S MUSIC HALL, 765 BROADWAY EOE blo solving, ise 24 feet mare night this week, a8 o'clock, Admission 25 ces RTERS OF THF HON. WILLIAM A. GUEST, Aree candiante for Senstor for the Sixth district, will be ‘open at Thorp’s Hotel, corner of Broadway and Righth street. uaul after the election. STEPHEN A. PIERCE, Chairman Committee of Arrangement ‘A BLACK DOG, WOLFHOUND BREED, MARK. OsT—. yt, tail curled, has a red spot on the rat Hier serene sre aed, 0 finder will be liberally rewarded by returning him to Joba Robingon, 10 Broadwa: COPARTNERSHIP und ed, onder the name of ©. 0, Oreutt tween the hoceby dissolved by mutual consent. Waiter Harris Sas as che Dustnees of waid Crea; 8 uthorize d 20 ise tha name of said of sie Oroutt, sud is alao authorized 19 age ‘be pam nw Yon, Nov. 1, 1890. WALTER HARRIS. 8 RESIDENT TEACHER OF a tee eg at seminary on the Brooklyn aide, Garda of addrees ave lett Wik Mr. Daown, 819 Grondway, PRETOFORE EXISTING BE DRAWIA? OF THE GRAND CONBOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DALAWARE, BXTRA CLASS SEVEN, FOR 1650, pRawa at WnauxcroN, ox, MORAY, OOF. 34, 1888, Under the supervision of Sonu ” The Governor of Den snoeen Appointed aff FRANOR, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers. Prisc.|No SESNeERSS | paunateeusenes BeSZEEHEL eBaseusn ee APPROXIMATION PRIZES, ist No. Priv.| No. Prise.| No. Pr SSAREBES 3 25 sees sstke 28 oe, 208 Sbe5, CEES, @ Bice abee 555: iE i SGEOOE EHD 88 eB! a BDGiFE \ ‘Those 2% 000 tickets ending with even numbers (0, 2, 4, &) aro each enuied to $3, in addition to auy other prize may draw. The subsertbers having a the dra of Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware, for the bepotit of ternal improvements and ‘other purposce, Extra = 3 the correctaaam: 1809, hereby certify, as required by law, to the above. ot Mereal e W. WALKER, {comniasionmre. RED ‘TEN, 4 JOHN DAl. JOH! rl RB. WOOT’ A Wauarxcrox, Del., Oct. St, 1868. Prizes payable in fall, without deduction. For euvulars addrest ry TRANCE, BROADBENTS_& CO. 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BANFORD’'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATER, A favorite and economical Stove of great power. ‘Send for a book. SANFORD, TRUSLOW & So Water TRANGERS AND CITIZENS ‘Are invited to examine our stock of eabracts, ERTORES: | ‘mbracing an immense variety CHANDELIERS, OF FRENCH, AND AMERIGAS Mant PRES EXTREMELY LOW. Also « complete assortment, Teaared «| a6 Tool a For centiemen en. From $8 to: me St oo : EXG! a! to be bad in the fs Aoomprsi United States, | Of all celebrated Moderate Prices 4] rope constantly om. I[ HE NEW YORK STATE, FAIR, 160 Mr. VANDERHOOF, 171 G Ta Gia drain, ancy Four ‘an Sale Me Se To ALE DRINK! ‘BRB. Abr oven Saat ag do, | dieu, & Xe Motkeljchacs,c€ 1500, de, Murphy’s AU drawn through “se Vaults corner Broadway and ‘SEFUL IN RVERY.F, a ey $G, 89 M2 813, 14, 8%, sie, 918 AND Om, ‘Yor Cassar re Business Suits to matob, 68 At VANS’ a FULTON STRERT. # BeERA