The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1859, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1859. & rr Eee teiptnetencaneatntes _—_ eminently calculated toadd fuel to tbat dame of The New York State Election. Political Intelligence. famuel Kisteam, Peree R. Kissa to Zanova Taana, dough Northern antagonism against the South, which, Aunany, Now, 11—1 P.M. ‘Tur Mavoracty or Bostow.—For the republican nomina- Before Esward . West, Surrogate. Nov, 17, at the residence of Augustus T. Stout, Faq’, b} rere AAA AAR AR ARR RR RRR RRR according to the expounder of the higher law, | __720¢s’ ™siority is now 1,270, with oficial returns from y ton for this oftce, in addition to Hon. Moses Kimball, wo | The following wiRs have been offored ,'or probate:— te hiiee Mapes C. Boers aoe; i. of Wesblagton Gay, | (GORMENCENSUT OF THE TWENTIETH VOLTR ‘wiok, sul nae ane. ‘D—| -—On Tuesday, Nov. 16, by the Rev. | No. oxy arene bei Feiss Jobo Jenkins, Monais RB. Srrow enw a ¥ to Manus Lounsa BAILEY, pAADHINGTON IN 180—Wih sie Hlustrations Of tbe nowt a Pt —] qBULbA tS fk CO8TA BICA~By Tuomas Fam Mau Died, neon Axpraw.—At Now Haven, on Thuraday, Nov. 17, at the | Tvstratons SUCTLVE TO WHEAT—WHh twenty ieee al! but eight counties. On tho other candidates twouty | hear the names mentioned of Otis momber of the | George Gordon, cannot be repressed. Thus are we drifting by Py fh ie ae pa Src lf es cele, noe, gh © Gordon degrees into a civil convulsion which will | in these counties, the majorities staud thus:—Richmond, | — Vors vor Govexvox ov Musuewrri.—The two houses of | guint, Kellers. shake the Union from its foundations, and result | 2,170 majority; Skinner, 248 majority, and Forrest, @3t | the Mieelusippi Legisiature met in. jomt convention on the | Maria 6 Glifert in a political and social chaos which can only | ™*rity. ‘The official returns rocetyed to-day place For- | 10th inst., and counted the votes cast for Governor at the ete rest (repablican), for State Prison Inspector, ahead of El- | tate State election. The result is as follows:--J. J. Pottus, residence of her father, E. Hubboli, of cons THE EMCHANTED TITAN. find a parallel in the horrors of the French re- | Son, (renenncn) fo 8 prudkyniraesicrvath bi lowe-—J. 2 Retin, | William emilee, “ UA C., wifo of Edward HL. Andrew,'ot New York, aged 4 | AN ARMISTICE, volution of the last century, ? Auuawr, Nov. 11-9 PM b SHE Ne: pee eepemnats 9M ‘Ihe following w A AE oN ald FS . Tan roRrone Tiustrated, , | | jority for Pettus 24,261. Toke om ng wills bave been admitted to proba. | “ Funeral this (Friday) afternoon, a: three o’c'cck. THE GREAT LIBRARY OF STONEEURGH. —_—_—_—_— Sktuner is 183 ahead, A report—not official—says that Carl Johnson, Jane Roes, Jacob Leonhart, Thomas Piatt, | Baxnex —On Thursday, Nov. 17, of disease of the heart, | WyaDOMes sD GOODNEAS, y : How rz 70 Bx Dows.—An opposition paper asks how | Joseph H. Parker, Mar: ‘Sandford, 4 SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR, | Btmond county makes Chapin’s vote 200 better than | the south is golng to oleot @ democratic President wkhout | Charles W. Churchill, Geor org areeye” | Quy Cuamuton Baxumn, sou of Dr. John Barber, of Staten | REGULAR HaBITe—iy Free Pyar Lamcow. Cunns. ALLAOE ie Co A BIT OF a NOLING, MONTALY RECORD OF CURRENT EVRNTS, 5 K. Benedict, Heater J. Cor-' | Island, aged 21 years. Fe ) Hogh McCaffray, Charles { The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- will carry New York in 1860, and thus socure thirty-five fend tho funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, . €rom St Stephen's Church, corner of Broomo Votes to add to those of the Southern States. Personal Intelligence. tNreets, without further invitation, ot Leavenworth’s, and Cattaraugus makes him 877 better. H | tne North? pish, Philip O'Reilly, Phepe : wu this report is correct, Chapin stands at preseut 804 abeud. orth? ‘The plan is very simple. The democracy | T"uieicna. ”? Cuantunntox, Nov. 17, 1869. | erie county raises Forrest's majority to 176, A tettor to the Charleston Courier, dated Nassau, N P.? “Markets. Gwonot Us Saree Smxaton.—The Legislature of Paes BiooMax — On Thi ing, Nov. 17, after Nov. 9, states that the steamer North Star, from Now PHILADELPRIA STOCK BOARD. ar, rase, | St2"biay Ht is eald, are at adend Sock upon the’ Waited ae rae cetanin Copenane fo Arisona, has bov-severe Hiness, Semay mn ia eee EDH rs BABY Cnty ‘York for Aspinwall, got ashore about the 26th of October, Puxscmems, Nov. 17, States Senator to succeed Hon. Alfred Iverson. There epee need ah Tenia, & mame tne aye: : Stocks very dull. Pennsylvania State 5's, 03%; f fF ‘Tho bost of personal friends Smith will rejoico d family are respectfully Epon’ DBA oe French Koys, and remained there six or soven | Ballvond, in, Morris Catal 45%¢, Loug Lilae Ranroade | Will probably be no election until two years hence. Mr. te learn, trom the Tit ereabie amber, tet Dr. Gray, tne faweral, thie eee ae oe ornare Teele ne OF LIFE. Righictd bimerone days, but finally got off without extra assistance by mi * » Nov. 17, 1869. ba ge pas that the ailicted geatlerann Sill ‘ber enti menoret to ee 4 oy, Now. 17, after a short iliness, Jom ¥ sce = ? Cotton—Sales to-day 10,000 bai 10% 1hic, for ALanaMa Untrep Sratus Suwatorn.—A United States | mental health. It ts also his opinion that Mr. Smith’s | Burr, 43 yours, gah Ba er ” ‘The present’ throwing over some coal, and with the loss of anchors miadling. Soger buoyant and ic igher: fair to fully | Senator is to be chosen by the Legislature of Alabams, | bodily health will be re-established. i pein aleve and’ frieads of the famity, and the mem- New Proceeded on her voyage on the 2d inst. C. B 7 60. ‘ost has injured tho crop. Pork | which convened on the 14th inst. Itis thought thatGo | Wm. L. Ellsworth, United States Consu at Cyprus, eof Troop F, German Hussars, Third regiment, ull ae, 916 «B16 26, Sterling exchange, 8% 09 pet | vornor Fitzpatrick will be re-clecled. His preaont term been appointed licutouant in the revenue series ree ly ited f atid the fineral, on Bunny Jamon Watson W. : REVWAL OF THE HARPER'S FERRY EXCITEMENT, | otcnaeprove emma SPAN St 2 | OCA IE cmmaremn tom ane | MEd cme alps tin gooey imine great | Ke vanes corer of Sony nen, 10sec. 1030. for middling. Firet dletelot of 4 tal ‘Thomas Barry, Esq., of the Boston theatre, has fully re- | __Eux.—On Thorsday morning, Noy. 17, Jom aged nt, nis'| tsonet 80) “Macene «CRM —s a sasalliaaa Lahaye P a hog lature of that ages pat teagan aly abi pa sy oye ; baja ee Be rae man, fo MN » Browm=—Troops Ordered to Charles- eRe A i 4 q Mrs. Watson has sont to the Alabama State Fair, to bo ; ais 'y "AUGUETA, NOV. 17, 1860. tical of held at Mongome, impor: | invited to, atend tho funerat service, ils (Friday) after ; temmanconatartes et Work fm Vite | cotio quit: sie todayt sO bate.” rai nese senesced et li oa ‘aun. They wil pe por eae ee eee oon, st ve o'clock» at ls lato, residence, of A an 4 . , betel others their ~ remains taken to Newark ‘4 ate Wasummarow, Nov. 1, 1868, | Cotton unchanged: sales o-gay 2,00 Bas, 0 oben Baars Quine Reatucky Ohaper, No. 1s | words vist Cte noe met, on Saturday morning, at nao o'clock ¢ ‘Tho Richmond Despatch states that Edward Moffit who Pious frit’ bitedet Le te M Order of United Americans, kes called » State Con- Mr, J. 0. Cam of Rankin county, hea ee after a short 3 Btroct at y been ap- | Frock.—Un morning, Nov. 1 Was arrested at Lymchburgaa a suapeoled participant in | $6 8136, and Gity Mila at 95 236, Wheat quit; ealoe of ‘vention of the Order to meet in Louisville on the th day; | potnfed Private toGov. Pottas, ot Misasaippl’” | mineas, Wiss Oscaty the onlf’eon of Charlee. A. nk Brown's foray, bas been released for want of evidence. 11,000, buahels ‘at $1 30a ria ‘or white, and $1 290 of January, rae ‘and recommends that the Convention eg ae Bali, W- N.;. Gol. Anderson, "U. 8. A.; Bia Fook, Coat adngee, dye P Corn quict; white sbali propose that a National Convention Order | Bon. J. B. Baker, Pa.; Hon. Carroll Spence, Md., and Hon, fiends and relatives ‘are respoctl i Wei parties aro to proceed Sy or aaa Provisions steady, Wri steady Oh Bc. esi pee Ri ie de ‘ wicca ea ‘W. B Maclay, N. Y., are in Washington, ” om taviled te attend the fours! tie ¢reiiay) Fe cng td Bay accky Northern peddle Flour dull; superfine, 851217 2 $65, Wheat ia de- | to nominate candidates for President aad Vieo President | atin’, Assistant Fogincor Geo. W. Rodgors hae been de- | oon On Men oti Ulster ¢ . ome ‘suspected persone, mostly rn peddlers, re po hile, o tached from special duty at Hartford, Conn., and ordered Sauge! ‘ister county, N. Y., om Tues. pooh at Onlpepped t Houso, | mand and scarce; wi 1 25; red, $1 26.a$1 30. Corn | of the United States. to the Mohican. » ’ day morning, Nov. 15, Waurmm Frannity, cideat soa of | smilar periodical, wi have been arrested Court » | active; new yellow, 2c. a f6c. Oats dull. Whiskey é Henry and M. Louisa Frost, Jr., aged 6 years, 8 months: om American: ‘and there appears to be an Intention to place in confine: | steady. d -——$<—$—_—___—_— The Nantucket, Mass., Mirror says:—Our venorablo and 20 days. ade) o phy bag an. alt Erste dnt | erp ‘ment all who do not give ajgood account of themselves. Borvato, Nov. 17—1:80 P. M. Court of General Sessions. Charles Foiger deposited his sixtieth batlot at tho polls | altimoro papers please copy. efiboconatey” epeblicnen Lave cenit on aio, ee Tice Flour firm and in fair demand; sales 1,400 bbis., at Before Judge Russell. lat Tuesday, having arrived at majority in 1800, when he | _ ¥osrar —At Providence, R. I.,on Friday, Nov: 12, in from ‘® sectional oF jon Rucamonp, Nov. 17—Evening. $4 76 for State, and from Chicago spring wheat, $490; | Nov. 17.—Tho firat prisoner pinced on trial this morn- voted at the Stato election, and has voted without one fail- | the 67h year of his age, Bexsamin Franxiin Foeran, well-| the organ of any Saniration” oi Sor pact ‘The military here are under arms and ready to march | for Milwaukee club, $5. Wheat—! t steady; sales ‘at a moment's warning, in consequence of reports trom | 20,000 bushels. Corn steady ; sales 4,000 bushels. Other | (8 Was John Hutchings, charged with graad larceny in Charlestown of an intonded rescue of Brown. Ce ere rary ene tee ent eka | Heeling 5 eenier oe cee eneveee YY Sens: Newee H., eene id d Ho lea fe Tincheock Presecioks « el ipments; nominal . ‘RT Crxcurr.— Part 1.—(short causes) Nos. assiduity and eminent success. ives id Ausxaxnia, Nov. 17—Fvening. | Tmporte—11,000 bbls. flour, 66,000 buabela wheat, 19,000 | 12° ran enwTuttod BY the washer woman wat tho Peover’ | 800, 6117, O81, 6416, 6738, odass, 8487, 000) bos, | child aud numerous roladves and friends to lament hes pertartoe, Voigt Bellew Mel 4 ‘Thero is great excitement here in consequence of a | buthels corn, 4,000 bushels oats, and 2,000 bushels bar- | '¥? convicted. 6071, 6003, S2i0, 5088, 6006, 614. Part IL—(Short | loss. ‘and orbet as Uta For these the Magastne has ley. Exporte—-5( bbls. flour, 72,000 buahels wheat, 31, chargo and sent to State prison for two years. causes) Nos. 5206, 6878, 6034, 6036, 5058, 6060, 5430, then one hundred and twenty tho Cost OF ure every year since, and favorably known in this country and in a8 a bustrated om ateacher of and writer on penmanship and lave Court Calendar—This Day. towbich apecaiies he devoted a long fe. with gresi | aber oumedenaravingn, most of tees, exeewed ce sie, Fares, roe, Bot 3 tf Maine and New Brunswick papers lease cop} rumor of the reacue of Brown, and the volunteer militia e , mak Meet literary, bas considerabl: ‘this are assembling at their armories. bushels corn, 22,000 bushols barley, and 6,000 busliels | Patrick Swift was charged with perpetrating an assault | °180, Sues: “oor rot HM) ORNG) S17) OUR ass | pucnces B Fun, wils'of George & Teerisy ines Boh epee anne! pote milion ‘ose an ‘american ore Wasmvatox, Nov. 17, 1869, Bowvato, Nov. 17—6 P.M, | 804 battery on Jobn T. Disbrow, an officer ofthe Eleventh | 965, 629, 685, 431, 607, TOL, 703, 706, 711, 723, 714, 716, | year ot ber axe. sf ee Such ty eth fe the ts tf a id a Flour steady, and in moderate demand. Wheat steady; | Precinct, on the 26th of Juy. It appeared from the cir- | Part I) —The same calendar. ‘The rolatives and frionds of the deceased aro invited to ‘The publisbers gratefully acknowledge that this large @rumor as is noted in regoing despate! demand mostly confined to Milwaukee club: sales 6,600 | cu en thet the cobs tiaiad' tha dafiedact nese Common Prxss.—Part I.—Caso on. Part I.—Nos. 1469, | attend the funcral at the residence of her son, W, M. | bas been remunerated most eapeaee ‘was circulated here to-day, but foll stil! born. bushels No. 2 Chicago upring at $1, 43,C00 bushels No. 2 prepara Pecige jaa dye i. | 1ats 1427, 1072, 1168, 1474, 1476, 1479, 1481, 1484, 1485, | Ferris, No, 266 West Forty-thind street, this (Friday) af- hake len why take the bands oc tie Gradie cinete ne Barmaore, Nov. 17,1859, | Milwaukee club at $1 (3, 16.000 bushels ditto to arrive on oung woman, orde resalt- | 135) 1863, 1440, 162. , ternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. teligent tien of the United States pepe oA ‘ rivate terms, and 8,500 bushels Canada club at $1 03. | ed in blows. The jury returned # verdict of ‘ Not Hupnvr.—On Sunday, November 6, at Hempated, Texas, has A despatch from Col. Davis, at Charlestown, to Gover- er grains quict and nominal. Whiske steady: salen guilty.”” Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte of yellow fever, Isaac b provea far greater than they anticipated. Heupyer, formerly of Philadel: | be eve that the cireulation of the Magszine will continue to ta- ‘or Wise this evening, requests the despatch thero of two | 100 bbis. at vc. Caual freights dull and throug ee hia, aged 27 years aud 7 mouths. crease wih the growth and population: of the . For compaiies of cavalry, stating that five barns and out- cea oe ects See hae ae ate eae ha es phen. cone ed girl, ate lly Aa arena | SMe oneecs Sarma ane ienecks seize P'phliadelphis, Princeton and Callfornia papers please tbe ict and mabber ia whic i wl bere ies Sa condiaiog aps wheat x uehels corn, ushels oats, 2,000 oeby r worth of wearing apparel and ‘LOTTERIES. * alread: houses havo boon fired to-day, itis supposed by sympa- | hushele bailey. Canalsporte-1-000 bois our, 'S8°000 | mobey trom the afore of Nathan Campbell’ She was seat |, DEAWARE—Exres Crise, Mo. 601, Novewnen. 17.1999. | “Hiisx.—On Wednesday, Nov. 16, after a tong and so | WRHTTS M26. on continue to be sustalned by the wale thizers with Brown. bushels wheat 5,000 bushels corn, 6,000 bushels oats, | to the House of Refuge. 58, 75, 60, 57. 41, 16, 69, 72, 6, 32, 3, 68. 30, 48. | vero illmees, Jamas Hairy, of parish Cloghcen, county | ters whose papers have guined for tt its distinoure . Despatches have been reccived in Richmond which | 14,000 bushels barley. John Bradburn, bookseller in Nassau stroet, was indict- Dutawanz—Cisss No G02, Noveusen 17, 189. Tipperary, Ireland, aged 37 years, hearty welcome will be given to new authors Almost even have caused the thoritics there to take prot i Oswnao, Noy. 17—6 P. M. ed for assaulting officer Keyser on the 13th of August. It 58, 6Y, 44, 66, 58, 14, 9, 7, 6, 25, 37, 10. e frienas aud relatives, and those of his brothers.in. | umber bas introdnced fresh oxmes to the nadia publi, o authorities there prompt action. | Ficur unchanged anda moderatedemand. Wheat dull: | appeared that the officer went to Mr. Bradbuen’s premisos | lroalare sent free of expense by addro Jaw, Jobn and Cavon Kanna, are requested to attond the | Und.coeor® trust that their ils of contributors yet mere Three hundred men and two pieces of artillery leave | sules 16,000 bushels Racine aud Milwaukee club at $1 06, | in search of river thieves, when Bradburn, it is alleged, Rtiattos, $2. funeral, from No. 187 East Eleventh street, this (Friday) | © ‘Alexandria at daybreak, by Gov. Wise’s orders. The | '.trivesoon. Burley ia light supply, with less demand? | called him a metropolitan thiof and discharged a pistol at ware. | afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, without furthor invi- TERMS. sules 1,500 bushels lake shore at 69c., and 2,000 bushew | him, loaded with powder, in order to frighten him. He tation. Ove copy for one year. Richmond forces will probably icave on an express train | Canadian at Tdc ,to arrive, Ryo io iess demand, qhile | was’Gned $10.0 2 ie Cer ran SOF the Sussex Couey and | ™itrs—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 16, ‘Tee coples for one yea at an carly hour. tho supply is much reduced: sales 4,000 busnels Ca- Samuel Sprince was placed on trial charged with receiv- a Jamxs Hayes, aged 30 years, a native of Thurles, county | Three or more copies (or ore year (each). Baurmorr, Noy. 17—11:30 P. M. nadian at 70c. Outs advanced Ic. a 2c.: sales 10,000 | ing stolen goods. The indictment was for burglary and FRANOE, BROADBENTS & CO., Toperary Ireland. — Ree et oul as ‘There are rumors at Harper's Kerry that two hundred | Dushels Canadian at 40c, ® 410. Peas in demand: gales | receiving stolen goods, and two men, named Hyman and yee is relatives and friends, and thoso of his father-in-law, | sear, 807108 ao PLR & BROTHERS, Postanonse i 1,000 bushels Canadian at 66c. Canal freights easy, but | Bing, were jointly inoicted with the accused. A bargla- MANAGERS. Micbsel Moylan, and his brothers, John and Matthew | ~~ | -—————-————_____——__-______—. and fifty men, armed with rifles, are encamped at Berrys- | without essential change: there are more boats ‘than | ry was committed on the stero of Solomon Strauss, in ave- The re of the State of Delaware, at tts last session, | Hayes, and his brothers:in-law, Michacl Landrigan, Joho ILARK’S BYRUP, Ville, near Charlestown, meditating a rescue. Of course | ( a offering... Lake imporia—), TO bois cone 000 ane Bie the 18th of Eopenilee, and ) burgiars suc- | bavivg given to France, Rroadbente & Co. a lottery ooatract Peed Pa Regt tl are respoctfully invited to } "4, any piood comp! ushels wheat, 14, eis barley, ushels oats, | ceeded in carrying away $6,000 worth of silks. Through | twenty years, we, the wi ped, Comeiauooers appoint attend juner! us (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, theireport Sita ieeprohabis for belief. 6,600 bushels’ peas. Canal exports—-6,400 bbls. flour’ | tho efforts of oflloora Farley and Eustis, of tho detective by the Governor of faid Gigi fo siperiatend the BaPesens | from-hix late resilencs, cuter Of Myris creas and |, Re Tein werraated, a3 ‘Tho operator at Harper's Ferry says that a messenger | 72,400 bushels wheat, 41,800 bushels barley, 10,300 bush- | corps, $3,000 worth of the goeds were recovered. It is | Said lottery, do hereby certify following are the num- | Fultcn strect, Brooklyn. Hon a has bron sent to Charlestown (o obtain ‘reliable informa. | CIs oate, 6,700 bushe's peas. Shipped to Montceal, 4,400 | charged that Sprinco visited house in Sullivan strect, | DOTS draws this day: Hannax.—On Wednesday, Noyomber 16, after a Boa. Jo Kew York ott. at the Ferry, and armed guards are patrolling the streets | Flour dull and declined 6c. a 1c. Wheat quiet und de- | trial was commenced in the afternoon and will be finished 2, 23, 19, 51, 6, 25, 68, 44, 36, 63, 55, 24. The relatives and frionds of his family are most respect. | Mus Do mineral tn quart bottles, and Use wine to driak. | _ Mrs Ha: Brook! and C H. Bing, Broadway, reas @. fully invited to attend his funeral, this (Friday) after- | , Comsouparen Lorreny—C1s8s 167, Nov. 17, 1859. seclies turee o'clock, from, his tate se Asn 27 Ninth | Barntea Park and 7-6. Wels, New Berk, a avenue, from thence to tl joventh street cemetery. 46, 40, 69, 24, 56, 66, 33, 3, 6, 9, 72, 15. *"Yether, you have leftus. Farewell. ‘= and roads. clined 1c. Corn quiet. Oats buoyant and advanced Ic. | on Friday. Barniwonx, Nov. 18--1:20 A. 31, | Recelpts:—8,100 bbls. flour, 16,600 bushels wheat, 26,000 Coroners’ Inquests, bushels corn, 3,300 bushels oats, 2:2 . ‘Tho messenger has net yet returned to Harper's Ferry. conte Bhipmonts;—2,800 bbs Ho left at ten o'clock, and was to have been back in two andahalf hours. Ho is probably detained by some of the guard. Dr. Howe Gone to Canada. Bostox, Nov. 17, 1869. 1t is stated that Dr. S. G. Howo has left for Canada. Bis friends disclaim any connection on his past with the fate plot in Virgin Non-Arrival of the Canada at Halifax. Sacuviwn, N. B, Nov. 17-8 P. M. ‘Thero arc yet no signs at Halifax of the steamship Ca gada, now overdue there w-th Liverpool dates te the Sth inst. The night is reported as very dark. News from Pike's Peak. ~~ Laavenworra, Nov. 17, 1869, Tho express from Denver City 10th ‘inst. ‘Las arrived with $10,000 in treasure. The provisional government had gone into operation by the organiration of both branches of the Legisiature. Mr. Stelle, the Governor elect, had delivered a mes- sage.in which ho argues the necessity of the present form of government until Congress shall take action in reference to the Territory. ‘The miners continued at work in several localities, and many were preparing to winter at the diggings. ‘A. D. Rechor, of the Buston Journal, bas just arrived from New Mexico and the Pike's Peak region. He re- ports great excitement throughout New Mexico on ac- count of recent Indian outro; Fifteen retarning Pike's Peak cmigrants coming down tho Platte river in boats, have been drowned within a short period. News from the Rio Grande. New Onueass, Nov. 1, 1859. A gentleman who has arrived bere from Brownsville 4th inst., reports tothe 7 ue Delta that no attack bad been made by’ Cortinas, bus one was hourly expected. Destructive Fires at Atlanta, Ga. LOSS OF LIFE— COLTON BURNT, ETC. ‘Avousta, Ga., Nov. 17,1859. A fire broke out last night at Adapta, destroying seve- ral new stores on Whitehall street, and involving @ loss in Duildings and merchand se of $100,000. Two children ‘wore burnt to death. * At about the same time six fine sores on Main street were burnt, together with a warehouse and four hundred bales of cotton. Loss estimated at $75,000, Avousta, Nov. 17, 1859. Tho fire at Atlanta lasted from half-past eleven on Wednesday night till two o'clock. It origivated in a <drng store near Sbackelfora’s auction room, and burned to the Fulton Bank. Tho Zalelligencer office is in ruins, with the two next blocks up Whitehall street. The fire then extended up Alabama street to Down’s grocery, and up Whitehall to Holbrook’s hat store, ‘The pritcipal pro- perty burned is Miller & Co.'s printing olice, Braun- muller’s music store, White & Co.'s store, Brown's clothing warchouse, Wallace’ store, Lockbart'’s broker's shop, Shackelford’s auction store, Goleman’s large grocery, Jones’ book store, Dechong’s daguerreotype rooms, Cuttings’ dry goods store, Fish’s law office, and several’ confectionerics, tailors and bar- bers. Two children were burned to dcath and another is missing; the mother was awfully burned, but is living. ‘The loss is believed to be $300,000. The Fugitive Slave Case at Cape Cod. BARNstapie, Mass., Nov. 17, 1869. Before the adjournment on’ Weancsday evening, the principles of law concer: Pe jurisdiction in Hyannis Har- bor were brought in ti Tho District Attorney stated his views at length, claiming jurisdiction in the State, and that the «ff n-cs committed were such as could bo tried in Barns'ab c.WGeneral Cushing stated briefly tho positions of the cefence. Mr. Sanford went on till ihe adjournment, and again this Tength to sustain his positions. When he his spcech, the Court said that tho testimony on that int might proceed, and reserved tho expression of Eis views of the law. The government fluished their case and Mr. Scudder »pened the defence. He cou. tended that what was done was not within the local jurisdiction; that the slave was an involuntary deposit in the bands of the captain of the Orlando, which he was bound at common law to keep safely and’ return, and that under the constitution of tho United States the defendants were bound to restore the fugitive. About twenty-five witnesses were called and sworn, and among ‘others wero W. Raymond [ve and £. N. Winslow, Civil Engineers. The defence then went on to putin evidence from depositions taken in Pensacola. Objecticns were made to wd evidence at every point, ‘and much of the testimony was excluded. The queetion of whether the subsequent gatification of the acts of tho defendants by the owner of the slave would have the efect of an originel ageacy, was fully discussed aud de- cided against the defeneants A large audience, in- cluding many ladies, were in attendance. From Washingto: ‘Wasmtvuton, Nov. 17, 1859. It {9 officially announced this morning that tobacco and corn are excluded from the fist of free imports at tho Canary Islands. Both articies are still subject to heavy dutics. Trial of Slave a at Savannah. VANNAH, Nov. 16, 1859. Im the cases of Brown, Ranvsta aud agaies chorged with Hr pon toaied ‘on the yacht Wangerer,a jury has been o1 e ¢ Federal Y pdx Court and the evidence — Death of Ex-Governor Gilmer, &c. Avausta, Ga , Nov. Lz, 1650. Ex-Governor Gilmer died at Lexington, Ga., on Wed- nesday, after ® month’s Lovieped es Montgomery papers of Wednesday announce the dea of Joho H, Murphy and Wm. Larkli, two aged promince business citizens. The Case of igre achusetts Liquor went. Bosrox, Nov. 17, 1860, Geo. & Barnham was arraigned before the Supremo Court this afternoon on the charge of udulterating tho State Nquor, but pleaded not guilty, and was held tp $5,000 ‘bail for trial, Commutation of Capt. Holmes’ Sentence. Portiann, Me., Nov. 17, L860. The President's commutation of Captain Holmes’ sen tonce arrived today. His sentence is commuted from death to bard labor ia the Stato prison for life. tour, 22,000 bushels wheat, 81,000 bushels corn. Covannant, Nov. 17, 1869. Flour stea¢y and upchanged in pricé. Wheat firm. Whiskey steady at 22%;c. Mess pork $14 Bacon— Shoulders .23¢¢., sides 9i¢c. are offering more freely at $676. Receipts Oe pen 5 , Nov. 17, Flour firm at $5 50; Wheat firm at $1 123¢ a $1 23, Roceipts:—4,600 bbls. flour, 11,600 bushels wheut. Dwrnorr, Noy. 17, 1859. Flour dut and unclianged in price. Wheat dull. Re- ceipts:—5,050 bbis. four, 2, bushels wheat. Ship- ments :—3,800 bbls. flour, 600 bushels wheat. , Nov. 17, 1859. Flour quict. Wheat active: sales 4,000 bushels at $1 16 8 $1 23 for fall anc 93c. a $1 for epring, Oats steady at ‘38c. a 40c. Barley steacy at 60c. a 66c. Poas, b0c. a S7c. maurice, of the Second precinct, was patroiling his beat in Broadway, near Maiden lano, yesterday fore- noon, he observed threo suspicious looking cha- racters prowling around several fur stores in the neighborhood, After watching their movements cleely for an hour or more, the officer determined to ar- rest. them on suspicion. Tbo prisoners were brought to the station house, where they gave their names as Mary Mann, Caroline Meyers and enry Meyers. On the person of Mary Mann were found two snble capes, valaed at $t6, which were identified by F. A. Stiener, of No. 36 Maiden lane, as baving been stolen from bim. Two similar luxuries, valued at $95, were found on the person of Mra Meyers, which were also identities as stoien property. Two far cuffs, vained at $14, were found in the mate pri- | souer’s possession, which were claimed by H. M. Silver. man, of No. 158 Broadway. Mr. White, the hatter, of Broadway, identified the prisoners az having been in’ hts store a few days ago, when about $80 worth of furs dia- appeared to the most mysterious manner. He bas no doubt now where the property went, but abandons all hope «f ever recovering it. The prisoners ba froma West Hobeken, N Justice Connelly committed them to the | ‘Tombs for examination. AutuGED Aupvcnos.—Thomas Bowen, alias Ballman was brovght betore Justice Breunan on charge of abduct, ing aad seducing Mary Ryers,a girl about fifteen years old, residing with her parents, at No. 9 Monroe street On the night of the 8d inst. the accused, it is alleged, in vited Mary to go to Bryant's Minstrels, and, after tue per formance was over, thcneed her to accompany hin to a lodging house in New Bowery , where the alleged s sduction took piace. Complainant cor ued to live wilh defendaat for four days and night ar of punishment at the hands of Ler father prevented her from returning to her home, and bad she not been met iu the etrect by ber mother and prevailed upon to leave her seducer, she probably would never bave beea reclaimes At the close of the examination the magistrate deciaed to heid .the » ed for trial, and fixed the bail at $2,000. Mopst. Porscemey.—On Tur sday policomen Bowers and Woodwarc, of the Third precinct, gained access to the dwelling house of Jane McCord, No. 683 Houston street, and because tho landlady woud not show them through | every room in her house they assaulted her, it ix alleged, in tho most cruel manner. Que account cass they knocked the woman§town, beat and kicked tier, and threatened to throw her down the basement stairs. " Miss McCord ts confined to her bed from the effects of the inju- | ries. We uncerstand the General Superintendent of Po. lice hns suspended Messrs. Bowors and Woodward until the matter shall bo fully investigated. | Jovexne Tries —Four boys, named Stephen Dean, | Michael O’Bricn, Thos. McClure and Wm. Harrison, were bronght before Justice Quackenbush on charge of stealing various articles of Jewelry, valued in all at $276, from the | store of Fraveis Birseingsr, in Sixth avenue: The. groater portion of the property waa recovered by the police. The | magistrate committed the youtas fur oxam/nation. | Mrpracep Conmpence.—Fleanor Williame, of N>. 1 Cros: by street, alleges that Louisa Cameron, a girl in whom she bad every confidence, stole from her a gold watch, | valued at $40, The thoft is alleged to have beon com- | total shipments of the seqsou are now 352,467 barrels mitted while Louira was ona visit at tho Louse of the com- | lainant. Justice Brenna had the accused arrested and | locked up for examination. Assaunt wirt 4 Kyirs.—Fred. Ficko was arrested terday on charge of aseaulting John Condon with a knife. The complainant alleges that as bho was standing at the door ofa grocer€ storo in Forsyth sircet, the prisoner, without any provocation, came up and ranacick kote | through bis cheek, inflicting a severe wound. Just Brennan committed the accused for examination. Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Judge Sutherland. Nov. 17.—Octavia Boyce, by her Next Friend, vs The City | of St. Lous et al.—This ts an action for partition of certain real property in the city af Now York, of which one Bryan Mullanpby, late of the city of St. Louis, in the State of Mis- gourt, died ecized, leaving him surviving, as his only heirs at law, five sisters. Since his death one of the sisters has died, leaving @ husband and ceveral children her sar- vivmg. The pai ties to this action other than the City of St. Louls, aro the four surviviag sistere and their hus- ‘bande, and the survaving children and hesbaad of the de- censed sister. The City of St. Louis is made a party ce- fendant, os claiming one equat undivicea thirc of the real property sought to be partitioned, under an alleged last will and testament of tho said Bryan. The City of St. Louis fo her answer sets up such tast will and testament, anda devise and bequest to her dy tt of one undivided third of all the testator’s property, real reonal, | | | After an elaborate opinion, the Judge said: —My cou- clusion ta that the city of 8t. Louis could not and.dig not take, as devises under tho will of Bryan Mullanphy, any right, estate or interest in or to the real estate sought tobe pirutioned in this acon. Bot ‘although ,the city of St. iciuls had not capacity to take, before the case of Owens. VR. the Missionary Society (14 New York R, 380), there might have been a question whother the charitaale tuten- tion and purpose of the testator in making thn davise might not be carried inte eflect with the aid of the etatate gotttod izabeth. assume, however, that it case; it the city of St, Lonts bad nvt the cauncity to take. thatas it respeots the real estate in this State, sch charitable tntent and parpore e carried into It must be that sil U ti stator had in the leads gought to be Lon #din dis action at the time of bie death, on bis denth Vested 2 his helva at law, ag if he had made no will. ‘SevauisR Case oF Suics.—Ooroner Jackman held an in- quest yesterday ‘at 105 West Twenty-sixth strect, upon the body of Constantine Zoller, who committed suicide by hang- ing, as previously reported. Deccased, it appeared, was a native of Germany, aged 26 years, and was a shoemaker by occupation. He recently married, and intending to go into business for himself, wrote to Germany fer the suin of $400, which his parents owed him. Recently he roceived a letter from his father, condemning him for marrying, and refusing to remit the $400. The letter scomed to af- fect him deeply, for he wrote back tant, sodner than ask again for pecuniary assistance in that quarter, he would hang himself, The hash treatment he received at the hands of bis parents caused him to become despondent and weary of life. On Wednesday afternoon, about half- pant two Solel, he went out ints the wondthonae foe purpose, as he said, of cutting a piece of leather, His absence at first did not create any suspicion in the mind of hs wife, but when an hour had elapsed the latter be- came uneasy, and called ber husband twico fom the window. Finding that thero was no response, Mrs. Yoller proceeded to the woodhouse, where she found deceased auspencted by the neck, and apparently quite dead. De ceased’s feet touched the ground, and so natural was the position, that when his wife first entered the place she tapped him on the shoulder, and asked nim what delayed him 80 long, betore she actually suspected what had taken place. It was only when she found thero was no response and saw a cord around his neck that she realized the hor- ror of her situation. Farat Bonne Casvatzy.—Carolino Lampman, a na- tive of Canada, aged thirty-four years, died at ber rosi- dence, No. 242 West Twonty-sixth street, yesterday, from the effects of burns accidentally -received on Friday, by her clothes catcbing fire at a furnuce while she was on- gaged in wasbing clothes. Coroner Jackman held an in- quest upoa the body. Verdict, “Accidental Death.”? Army Intelligence. First Lieut. M. Blunt, Socoud actulery, bas been re- lieved from duty at the Military academy, and is to pro- ceed immediately to join his company. Lient. Warren has been appotuted Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics, in the placo of Lieut. Biunt, relieved. Major C © Sibley, Third infantry, has beon assignod s the command of the post of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Aseistant Surgeon K. J. Bailey, Meaical Department, hag been assigned to duty at Fort Unica, New Mexico. Major C. H. Fry bas been ordered to repair to the head- quarters at Santa Fe. Major James Longstreet, Pay Department, has been di- reeted to take charge of Major Fry's district. Leave of absence for sixty days has been granted to Second Lieut. B. F. Davis, First Dragoons, San Francisco. Assistant Surgeon P, A. Quinan has been relieved from duty at Fort Umpqua, and Acting Ageistant Surgeon Hatch erderd in bis pla The Grain Trade of Chicago. {From the Chicago Tim«s, Nov. 4 The grain trade was tlerably active to-day, and an ad- varce of acont over Saturday's prices was gained in Wheat. The receipts of grain were 79,000 bushels, of which only 22,000 bushels were wheat. ‘The shipments by Inke were 128,000 bushels, of which 98,000 bushels vere wheat. The sules of wheat were 60,000 bushels at 90c. a 960 for No. 1 spring, aud 87c. a 880. for No. 2 epring. Corn was also active but lower; 0,000 bushels sold at 660. a 7ic. for old, 43c. a 44c for now shelled, and 8c. a $5. for corn in the ear. Oats wero active at’ 2ic, ur Was depressed on account of high freight; other- it would ave been active. Tho receipts during the last week havo beou 29,101 barrels flour, 197,811 bushels wien (ine emaliatrecvip of way, won sce the last of Angust), 241,569 bushels of corn and 43,061 bushels oats. ‘The wtal receipts since the Ist of January have now beea 615.077 barrels flour, 7,661,578 bushels’ wheat, 4,722,248 bushets corn, 1,241,059 bushels oata ana 212,771 bushels | barley. ‘The'shipments during the last week have been | 6,408 barrels flour, 300,514 bushels wheat, 137,863 bushels corn, 36,401 bushels outs, 32,452 bushels barley. The 325 bushels corn, is barley. There flour, 6,298,952 bushels wheat, 3,552, 804,045 bushels oats und 363,668 bu: i w in store here 7,000 barrels flour, 290,000 bushels wheat, 71,400 busbels corn, 111,000 bushels cats and $3,000 bushels barley and rye. Panrapy. oy THe BaLriwore Sons oF MALTA.— A novel and unusual parade in the streets last wight tracted a largo gathering of persons. It bad been pre viously announced that the Order of the Sons of Malta would make a paragg in regalia, and as it was known to many that they appeared only’ in the darkness of the i at they might not be recognized iv their works of ; more than ordinary curlority was excited to wi 85 the parade. Long before cight o’clock the vicinity of Carrol! Hall was crowded with persons to witness the ‘Witness hands , day Boresiiee ff thoes Tumuntom, Dele, thie day. (Thar JOH! aL, JOHN W. WALKER, FEANCE, BROADHI Comunissioners. Brother’s Patent. arema and retairs that delightfully soothing those who know what afaciory, Nos 207 aud ‘sensation so highly ford wobacco is. ‘Water sweet, N. ¥. Sarsaparilla.—One Brandreth’s Pills v: twenty-five cent box of Brandreth’s Pillars warranted to con- tain more pure sareaparill le than Boy, dollar bottle . A box of the Life A: ‘bottles ee Spor Fe panes ber toble Temedieg, Drop all these (oF thou- Canal street, New York. Knox! Knox!! Knox! !!—Who that ever KNOX, the Hatter, corner of Broad: way aud Falun street? He has’ produced more other man on Man-haton! You ‘8 better Bat tban an; ramble all over the sights, ion, except that of buying’ hat of some KNOX, corner of Fulton street and Broad le Gent's Dress Hats Brondway, opposite St. Pa White's Fa at WHITE'S, “the church. Come Friends of Fashion On WHITE, the Hatter, mak: "Tis worth your wbi'e—the ladies He's just the Hat for 9 howd |,» One and all, all; ay. Tiattor, 216 Broadway. Phrenological Examinations, Showin; talents, detects and the best pursuit, given daily at FUWLEK let f st pursuit, giv iy ai shionable, Durable and Economical ere = winter Garments sold by WM, H. SMITH, 145 Y. S.—Fullerton’s French Yoke Shirts, made by band to order; winter Gloves, Hoslery, under Sul Broad Garments, scarfs and Ties, al near Duane st. lish Cricketers.—An Imperial Pho- ” now on exhibition at way, corner of Bleecker street; oricket 180 a fine stereoscopic view of the'orickst ground. with ere playing. Copies of the cow BRADY'S callers, 63 tr Brady’s Gallery has Removed from 359 Broadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Photo fuerreoty pes and ambrotypes. 25 Logrd iatecuee eae types and $1 photographs taken daily at the HU: Y gallery, Gil Broadway. ‘Williamson Bros. Photographs, Cameo- types, Daguerrcotypes, &c., &c., 249 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Gentlemen's New and Left Off Clothing urchased for the West. Call on or address Conroy, No. 44 Herring’s Patent Champion Fire and burglar proot safes, 251 Brondway, corner of Murray Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, Eh elk Ral aU Grover & Baker s Noiseless Family Sew- ROADWAY, NEW YO 8K. ULTON 8TKEET, BROOKLYN. ng Machines at red Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- wholesale and retail, andthe dye peee, the best fp the world; privately applied; No. 6 Astor Honae. Barry's Tricopherous ts the Bost and cheapest article for dressiny R cleantng, curtit reserving and restoring the gists. 6, try it, Seld by Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter—Huir Dye ntaneous aod durabe, Depot No 1 Barclay d by alldruggiste, Hair.—Its Disea: neir erubellisk ment. ty Rast Twelfth street, near Broad Deformed Limbs sac- Change of ed by GRAND: proceedings of tae occasion. A few minutes before nine o'clock the Third company of City Guards, under thecom- | ad of Cay Jobunnes, made its appearance, accom- | panied by Volandt’s band, and repaired to Carroll Hall | tto the Order. At nine o'clock to fied fvom the Hall on Baltimore street, headed | by | aud Commander. The oflicers were in regalia of a character, while the membvrs, to the num- | ber of ovo hundred and twenty-five, marched in | double rank, The regalia of the members was a white cap and gown, reaching nearly to tho feet, and black hood aud vizor. They proceeded to the ball of the Muryiand Institnte, where was in progress a fair ‘for the benefit of tho Biind Asylum. atter the whole compa- ny bad entered the room the Grand Treasurer, John Dukehart, Esq., approached Mrs. Slagle, the treasurer of the asylum, and, if an appropriate address, presented her with a douation of one hundred dollars as an offering for the benefit of those who are debarred from the bless- ing of belolding the Nght and the beauties of natarc. Mre. S. ip reply said, “I thank you in tho pame of the cessfully treated by P, MANN, 126 West Thirty-nintb wtreet, Millions of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow's Syrep ore Bow used every year to the Untied States, ren teething, with never failing succes immediate and cerinig. Only 2éc. Ratchelor's fair Dye, W pets be beat tn the wor! Pied at the ran Hollowey's Pills aad Olatment.—Mea- z are the ereat triala to. which chidd. ATS Medicines are a soverolza remedy for thece and allothes infuntite diseases, inieroakand | external, whatever their ehage or form. 80 “= : putea tear Ronee Wi je Boats, Bal- with Ladin runper Boots stylea and prices, at MILLER’ & COS, Ulind.”’ Immediately after the dongtion was raado the Sons. of Malta retired, wud, returni w their lodge building, } visited a fair there held for the denedt of the orphans, Hore, ton, the Sonkef Malta marched in, and the Graad ‘Treasirer accented the treasurer with $80 for the father. less, retiting imarediately after dispensing the charity. ‘The object of Unts Order, as manifested, is to aford succor to the destitute nnd to ‘relieve the distrested—an object which cuppa fail to gaia the «pprobation of all whese eae In sympathy for the poor.—Baliimece Sun, No MHaNRscivine iv Wasinscton —Tho Board of 4 men of Washington have refusid to set apart a day for Wrcksgiving, sileging, a8 @ reason for this unusual ac fon, that upon “the part of many, inatiad of a reveren tial obporvance of days set apart for thanksgiving, tey have made them couyeniont seasons for ctolatiag many of the meat wholesome provisions @€ the police roguis. tons, Moffat’s Life Pilla and Rtiters.-In Colds ugha thenn medicines, if taken but three or four days, never Sail. Sold by all drugaists. A Beantifal Completion.—Laird’s Bloom the heat article in existence for piexion and skin, of Youth or liquid Pearl ~ gratis at LATRD'S ition witity ing Amd preserving the Senna emeea = tbe seen and Bairdreeding eatabilahtornt 459 rARING —On Thursday, Nov. 37, in tho by the Rey. Dr. G. Spring, Nnughter of 8. W. Manrcaring Ww London papers please copy. Brcut—Grxe —On Thursday, Sov 1%, at Grace church, Brooklyn, by the Rov. J. Fiagg, Mr. Cxeasrs Biss Ameiza V. GERR. Now Brick cbure Auuson to Mary | Hittoy —OmToursday, November 17, Fama Eumanera, ; icenvenience to the p: Dr. ZACHARIE,. cldxst daughter of Bonjainin §, Hilton, in the eighth year | pa 70 ‘orosdWay. Belers othe end com of her age. p. ‘The friends of the family arc Invited to attend the fane- 'B SKCO! NI LOW. ral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the Fe a Basie JUuERS 36 Meudon house of fi , Greenfields, L. 1. Also, a large assortment of Wiidee’s paseut h~ Laneusy.—In San Francisco, on Thursday, Oct. 20, | constantly om hand: Janna LaNcuny, after a short Dut severe illness. er O’Brins.—On’ Thursoay, Noy. 17, Dasin O'Bars, in the 49th year of hie ago, after a short but severe illness. Further notice of his funeral will be given. | Marsi.—In Havana, on Thursday, Sept. 1, of yellow { fever, Juuvs C. Mansn, aged 8 years, 8 months and 9 | days, son of Hiram Marsh, of Northampton, Mass. | New Haven and Massachusetts papers please copy. Maviiew —In Concord, N. H., on Friday, Nov. Ml, Mrs. Nave Mayaew, in tho 64th yorr of her age. Connecticut and Canada papers please copy. hea part hea ‘His relatives aud friends are r invited to at- Price 25 cents box. tend his funeral at Calvary ar oy Mouritvavanie, cor: Sold by all druggists te town end country. ner renty-first strect, this (Friday) afternoon at haif- RT WINE, BOTTL past three o'clock, without further in’ iation. P ofe aan ie cae Tits nestieire abdichceat California papers please copy. Of procuring in all ite pative puriy and excellence Newnery.—On Thureday morning, Nov. 17, of convul- GENUINE PORT WINE, sions, Euata Joaxraixe, only daughter of Josep and Emi- | © invaluable for medicinal nud life saving py dy eneez peed Seems my co ee funy | {2S opty mereae ie 1: P e relatives and frienc { the famuy are resy neb In. y invited to attend her funeral tis (Friday) moriing at ton | te Bneet vintages to bones of owe detec enc aates aie o'clock, from tho residence of her grandparents, No.4 | brandmark and guarantee, where Jones strect. upon obtaining the genuine article in the original Prexprrcast —On Thursday, Nov. 17, Cantuace, only Pali? some Cyn) oa son of Davis and Bridget Prendergast, aged 2 years and | “chrfstr hoochers & Fest 11 months, Frederic 8. C rerren, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | James Svralogion 30 Bearer street, New Tor requested to attend his funeral from’ his parents’ resi- H. B. Birk. 58 Ful Now York. dence, 44 Mulberry strect, this (Friday) afternoon at half- | 798, Russell & Co.. 200 Fulton st, and 608 Sixth avenue, past one o'clock. Rocens —In this city, on Wednesday, Nov. 16, Bamast |B: awake’ oe “3 Rocxns, in the 88th year of hor age. Orders for direct’ importa! ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- | and forwarded to Oport by tend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Joseph, OHN No. 106 Thompson street, this (Friaay) afternoon, at two o'clock. PPAR. —On Wednesday, aged 70 years and § months. ‘The friends of Lis sons, John, James and Michael J, | QUERU’S PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL.—THE are respecttully invited to attend tho funeral. from his | [crap her rere Clea prise and It does not late residence, No. 452 Grand strect, this (Friday) afwr- | $r3y tm'ne hed at the turentor's oflce (Ne 166 Ferree, ar noon, at two o'clock. and at all respectable PENFOLD, PAREEE @ Sutraenp.—On Thursday morning, Nov. 17, Bexsasmy. | MOWER, whovesale agents, No, 15 Beekman street, Sukvakxp, after a long iliness of consumption, aged 27 nt z yeare snd 6 months. ECOND BORDER MISSION LECTURE He fag reais oes invited to attend the fune- 1589, Po peered Atheneum, on Friday, November 1 ral, from his brother's residence, Ne. 7 Greenwich street, " thid (Fricay) afternoon, at one ‘o'olcek, without further Ry ee invitation, His remains will be taken to Green woodsCe- THE FUTURE OF AMEKIOAN LITERATURE. metery for interment. A New Lecture. Snsox,—On Thursday, Noy. 17, Mary Smysoy, in the | Tickets for the course of five: lecture Seth year of her age. ba pa rr eenige ceeree ‘The funeral will take place from. the residence of her ‘or sale at tho.door, Course tic! ery where. son-in law, John Reilly, corner of Carroll and Hamilton | QTEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS A] UREU'S COD LIVER JELLY— Noy. 16, Epwann Suxprarn, | kinds of Cough is uiken, withow anaeee avenues, South Brooklyn, on Ssturday afteruon, at AT. LOW PRICES. baif-qast one o'clock | The friends of the family and those | “While Photography portrays the sublime and beautiful, the ot hef acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend, 2 m reproduces, ir roundness and proml- Warixe.—On Wednesday Nov. 16,'Evrimaia J., wife of | Bence, the objects and ihe scenes themselves.” —Sir Davide Geor go. Waring, Jr., and daughter of Edmund Blunt, in | Brewster. STEREOSCOPES. the 27th year of her age. ‘A Stereoscope, Glass. St ‘Tho fricnds of the family are invited to attend the Bteregpoone, Oerttion Masten funeral at the rosidence eis father, No. 27° Monroe Mahogany, ape place, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. OF OWOH e a Watsu.—On Thursday, Nov. 17, Maxx Walsn, the be- Soeeicon onan forty varieties, including instruments te t chai ERKOSCOFIC VIEWS. loved wife of Thomas Walsh, agea’S0 years. an The friends of her family and brother, Thomas O'Brien, ; . don and aleo those of her uacle, Morgan O'Brien, are respect” in Swvitaerland. Op Pee fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- io ja Scouand iis Labia, Abbots, Aes $09 dence, No, 30 Seammel street, on Saturday afternoon, at ti Ce ota on pune im Wanrixe.—On Thursday, Noy. 17, Mr. Taos. Warrisa, | 129 haicblaaas sus ee sre a native of the city of Kilkenny, Irclaad, aged 30 yeara. moe Oe i eolored. + 2400. 'The friends of the family aro invited to attend the func: A entalogue of more thar 20,000 Views, together with Draw- ral, from No. 17 Monroe street, on Saturday afternoon, at rye Pega aad seat lo any address on recciot of a stame. jews may ‘be sent-by Mall, the Stereoscopes by’ Bx- one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. wen A Uberal discount to-dealers. Lawrence (Mase ) papers please copy. D. APPLETON & CO. MISORLLAN MUUS, 36 nnd 345 Broaqweg._ 1 U. & PA*srORTS ISSUED THROUGH UNDER. 10 ANE DRINKERS. " A. sighed, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS OF ALL THR Lave now os drnagbt, in splendid order— Sianes a appointed to take Acknowledge. — at Tudia Alo. nevis: £0 Newry Publigand Lawyer Allspppe do. do. CHARGFS Mc DRRATE. ;DWARD BISSELL, Sounese’ = = 271 Broadway, corner Chambero.street, New Yort. mung dls an ot 18, do De eta Prien Bese ine ce a3 Murpiy'mceinratod Cork Porter. vom estic and German, frow per thousand. Vash. Hdrawn thou; a. ‘will do wonders et my eatabliskment. a @, YoMENDUM, 0, CHERKS, 17 Broadway. ‘Youita comer of Broadway.cunt Gedar sweot CARD.—W. JACKSON IMPCRTER OF MOURNE SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE, Gouge, No. S51 Broadway. has constantly oe oa | T mt ne every article desirable for family mourning. voy On the Califorvia sty reasonable. LLL Nessa SURE CURE FOR ITCHING CHILBLAINS, 18. B SRFNL IN EVERY FAMILY. DOPUWS Chilblatn dudes, 9 Poudwey TU iatat, pease apcia, 0., remneaed. ails ribbons, &c, elsaned eguai to rex, Ww T MeL WEDDING CARD DEPOT, 6% BROAD } weet deiiente colcr or fabric, by why, Clegant Lardeand mote: ate prices. Med Bootie. ly 25 ee: GENTS WANTED—TO SELS TPE RUREKA = bbuttle Sewing Price $50.an4d nowerds TS HLCOX & GIBAS Machires W BLLCOX & GIR eg MACHINE Address. D. J. Levz, General 8 | “Hes points of euperiortty peouliarly ita pwn't fice, #9 troacway. ee ee in practices: use), “and Gls, poorer thamany Gikec, pont cheb LAER lene thee hein vn quirementa of a family macl ‘RLLOG" PRICE &TRYLOGY.—-PROF. LISTER, SOLOGER, od & A ‘Towel nrect Boston, Mame Bes—Ovel Sheseiae Mauch | Mamufucturod and aol wholesale tat etal, re dee ween brief, Sl; in fily 82 All letermecnadenticd, road acewered by rewima atl iat ey eee > IT OER WAT SHALL WS DRINK?” « SRDSALL'S ARNICA LINIMEN’ W TO SOUTHESN AND tg ANTS, a vs ND) ALL WHO USE GSINES AND 2 OEE eerie Lit hence A! ty pported an je imself, waz ran! wey, riifcate 6. as It ls wel) kuow.o thabarnies ts the best thin, fo ater pate and inflammation. ‘Tras ta tho best liniaent in Ue w fund be cused. No. Se Beckman vires. Twoaiy Sve ccutt rt « a quality, with bis oe the bottle aad bis ssalon tim B ‘ARD BAYLOR IN CALIFORNIA! i i Rg aye Pome PURE PORT WIN! The ffewt of the Series of wilt ba ccrigeate oa hs boliloy walranted pure ead vet —— ; ealsty. / BAYARD TAYLOR'S oS ENOLEHO. WOLFE PURR NEW LETTERS PROM CALIFORNIA eT OLE HO WOLER'S FO eet ; or RF impos.ed and bo'ded by vate apd medicinal WIL SHORTLY 4 The heat wine ever offered for 1B the trode in botea, Tes chs 0 ios He tDOLPHO WOLTEY . ORO He NEW YORK MERCURY. ke RUM, SCOTCH A tia q cherry a é vi) (he Adore imported and ‘by warranted pure These splendid papers mille Tee eee has fuck retnened {eos we beat quslRy. 0. om by Mr. Bayar Matt oc THs NEW YORK MEME : a fromm his California four on bebalt o¢ ay T will stake my ropttation asa man, my standing ag 8 mer ir Gylor's Letters wilt be published only to | chant of realdence t 4 SHR YaMeE ange ssl sc tendered | $0 ety A a ih tay wala my. o . can wery ‘bei precees, delay sparse rho tea, aad jeoce tn Krssam—Sroon.—On Tuosday, Nov. 15, ter of Zeno Secor, all of Brookty: Prex—SrocT —At New Bi ,N, J., on Thursday, EP ennE Physicians who use w! HANDS, FACR, LIPS, &C.—oMRTate | should ference es. Cicer aS ba Bet "il oem | “Hbeaib yal mcane eccee SeeABa afe and ngreeable. ‘Sohiedas 4 — HEQMAN & 0O., Sole manufacturer and tinnorter of the Noe. 161, 999, 611.24 786 Bromtwap, Sobnappa, 22 Pesver street, New Bork. Sent by mail on receipt of BW) cents, For wale by apothecariza and drugaiate ta the city,