The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1859, Page 2

«no prospect of this deeroo Boing rato ‘ecre ie no prose peen Bohl. for $40,000, a cura, In” te pay uve demands which accrued” subsequent m Klogston... Tho last botiomry bas | » on in the order of their date” The | ung agains. tho ship 6 about $75,000. Marriages, Births and Deaths. | MARRIKD. Brown—Evans.-Sj Bacramento, Oct. 30, Isam Brown Mary Evans. is | diovei wvnvos.—In San Franciseo, Nov. 1, Richard Holl to Carrie Fettinog, | Hocax—Ranxerr.—In San Francisco, Noy. 1, by the | Rev. Hugh Gallagher, Jobo P. Hogan to Miss Ellen A. Bar- yett, of Hoaldsbarg. ‘Nickau—Suwarr,—At Nevada, Noy. 1, George W. Wicket to Ls uisa Sizwait, Soorr—MALe —At Sacramento, Noy. 2, John Soott to © Male. beh tea —In San Francisco, Oct. 30, Mr. John SWvey to Miss Surah Chism. ‘SrcrsTon—MaxurER.—At Placerville, Oct. 30, Win. Sin- gleton to Rebecca Menefeo. Swn—Boynton.—At Rich Bar, Oct. 20,E. P. Smith to Batrw Boynton. fs ‘Barer —DONNELSON. i San Francisce, Oct. 29, William ‘Set! family Donnelson. aa es Paci ~-In San Francisco, Noy. 1, Peter Syensn w Miss Henrietia C. Fischer, BIRTHS, Qaixs—At Alameda, Oct. 27, the wife of A. M. Crane, ofa davghter. % { ‘Cxxxoxy.—In San Francisco, Noy, 3, Mrs, Ella A., wife ef dobn © Cremony, of a son. ‘Ouivex.—Io Sun Francisco, Oct. 29, the wife of H. Cual- ver, of a daughter. Dourrty.—in Sacramento, Oct. 30, the wife of J. Dober- ty, of a caughter. Gounwaw.—In San Francisco, Oct. 30, the wife of J. A. oldman, of a son. Gotpstsiy.—In Sin Francigco, Noy. 1, the wife of E L. Goldstein, of a davghter. Buon —lu San Francisco, Noy. 1, the wife of T. W. ‘Mackett, of a con. HMunxery.—At San Andreas, Oct. 17, the wife of John ‘Baberty , of 2 son. ‘bawis.— At Gold Springs, Tuolumne county, Oct. 27, Mrs. ‘AL Lewis, of a son. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1859. she Jefton the 27th alt. ‘ She brings no papers or letters, but reports everything | quiet throughout Chile, although some apprehension was | felt in Valparaiso of anothor political out: ak. ‘Tho Eoglish steamer due here on the 2tat inat Dut three days later advices than the Albert. The United Btates steam frigate Lancaster, although thirty days out from Rio, bad not arrived at Valparaiso when the Alert sailed, and it is now feared that she kas Inet with some accident. The Alert dy = the English steamer Bogota at Val- paraiso on the 27th of October, forty-eight days from Li- Verpool. The Bogota belongs to the line of steamers which py between Panaina and Valparaiso, and was sent not ng since tO England 10 be repaired. The French frigate Andromeda, with the Admiral on board, had arrived at Valparaiso. The cflicers of the United States frigate Merrimac gave A magnificent ball to the citizens of Valparaiso, a few days before the suiiiog of tho Alert, which was attended by all the efficials of the place, the foreign consuls and the Officers of the English and French vessels of war in port. ‘The Merrimac was to have sailed in a few days for the United States, Dr. Edwards, fleet surgeon, who has been seriously ill, has Deen condemned by @ Medical Board, and will rewrn to the United States via this isthmus. NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. Our San Juan del Norte Correspondence, San JuaN vet Norra, Nov. 2, 1859. SM Looking Out for Walker—Position of the Unitet States and British War Vessels—a New York Bark Gets into Port and Causes much Joy—Trip of the Steamer Laura Prances to Providence Island—Interesting Report of her Poyage—The Steam Whistle Alarms the Natives—Surprise, Wonder and Attentions of the Culored Fulk—The United States Flag would Make a ‘Nice Dress’ for a Lady—At tempts to Raise a Sleamer—A New Comnutnder-in- Chih As I predicted, the last card of the humbug ‘Transit t. will bring profitable, the evening of the 1¢th ingk from Valparaiso, which port immediately ordered the Bt. Louis to cruise off the mouth of the Colorado, and ourselves to remain off Greytown untid the 10th of November, or until relieved by tho Jamestow! ‘This was all well enough; but, supposing the filibuster expedition had sailed, a8 reported, on the 4th of October, from New Orleans, it would haye reached the Colorado about the 10th or Lith, and with their boats tacy could have got tothe lake in seven days, and thas the St. Louis, arrivibg on the 20th off the mouth of the river, would have “looked the stable alter the horse was stolen.” If it is really the intention of our government to prevent the lupuing of Lilegal expeditions, why not send here two or three of the Cromwell steamers, and station them at the mouth of the Colorado? Salling vessels are not suitabl: for the purpese, for in heavy weather, being obliged to slip and Stand out to eea, adverse winds and ourrents might drive them so far away that a steamer would have ample ime to land Mibusters, aud be off again before a sailing vossel could return. Many of the people of Greytown, notwithstanding their professions to the contrary, are in favor of ue lilibusters, as the following litte jucident will show: * ‘When the St, Louis arrived at the Colorado, they found there & party of six whites who could not give a very Straight account of themselves, They professed to be ciiizebs of Greytown om a bunting and fishing expedition. (itis wonderful how fond fibusters are of fishing expe- ditiens, expecially when Nicaragua is the bait!) This Statement the officers of the Bt. is knew to be false, bemg acquainted with all the white inhabitants of Grey: town. Commander Poore therefore sent a boat w tho Roanoke, tuforming the Hag officer of the presence of hese fiiibusters. Many of the Americans 2% Greytown immediately de: clared that Commander Poore bad found a mare’s nest, avd laughed atthe idea of @ party of innocent shingle wakers and fishermen being mistaken for filibusters. Now, what are the factsof the case? Among this party of innocent tisuermen ure two mon who arrived by the British steamer from Aspmwall on the 12th of and who are perfectly well known to the citizens town. ‘their wames are Jacob Collmus and Frod mer; both served under Walker in Nicaragua. Cotimas ig one of the party who, in Decomber, 1857, went up the river with Col, Anderson. ‘Their object in’ coming here before the rest was to obtain, either by purchase or other- Navuas.—In Grass Valley, Oct. 24, the wife of B. Na- | via Nicaragua, carrying the United States mails,” has | wise, the sicamer Ogden, an1 thus convey the thlibusters , of & Son. ‘Bev — sville, Oct. 31, the wife of C. P. 8 5 | been played, and we must now resign ourselves to our fa duughter. ‘Swarx —In Pajaro Valley, Oct. 28, the wife of Charles BE Swain, of a davghter. 3 e Twaw.—At Sacramento, Oct. 31, the wile of Wm. M. Thaw, of a daughter. DEATHS, Fawizy.—In San Francisco, Uct. 20, Mrs. Thomas Faw- , a babve of Clare county, Ireland, aged 55 years. ‘Gaxvixxk —In San asco, Ost! 30,8. M. Gardiner, ages 29 years. Be 2) “Grx0kk —In San Franciseo, Oct Gilmore, eldest son of SD. and ©. more, a mative of | Boston, Mass., aged 11 years 9 months and 17 days. Jus.—In San Francisco, Nov. 2, Wallace Theodore, pen of Wallace T. and June James, a native of Eugland, aged 3 years and 4 months. ‘Karin —On board the United States mail steamship Poitadelpbia, at sea, Sept. 8, of convuisious, Mary Annie, daughter of Louira a rT, aged 7 yeurs. Mckwrwa.—In San John’ McKenna, gon of and Mary McKenna, aged 2 years and 3 Clarence Decatur | fate. William Walker, the ‘gray oyed” monster, who, it was stated in the last journals received from the United States, had again set out for this country, bas in like manner failed to make his appearance, and the vigilance of the ships of war on this station bas been in yam, for not a “«finibustero,”” save only a few ragged vagabouds who have been hanging about bere, subsisting upon the Rolorada, and the Prebie, Roanoke and Relief are at charity of the very people they helped to rob while en- h. rolled under the banner of Walker, has been seen, The British steam frigate Valorous, which has boon up the coast in search of filibusters, returned last night to her anchorage olf our harbor, Sabine lies in a position to block the entrance to the port; the St. Louis is anchored at the mouth of the Colorado, and the Preble is at Chiriqne Lagoon. Should th The Uniwed States frigate Fushion, ante. therefore, make her appearance, she will very soon be Mokexxa.—In San Francisco, No John McKenna, | put out of date. won of Philip and Mary MeCenna, aged 2 years and 2 On the evening of the 22d ultimo the bark White Cloud ‘oonths. ‘NonzoN.—In San Franciseo, Noy. 2, Peter Norton, late of Trelund, aged 30 years. Rarmay.—In San Francisco, Oct. 81, Mrs. Marion Rat- fray, 2 Dative of Ediuburg, Scotia ‘Reysouns —In San Francisco, Nov. 1, Phelim Henry, @iest con of Thomas and Julia Reynolds. Saoxpxns.—In San Francisco, Oct. St, Sarah Catharine, adoptes danghter of Joseph 'T. and Sarah Saunders, aged 5 years 3 months and 4 days. ‘Write. —In San Francisco, Noy. 2, Wm. White, a native f Cork, Ireland. 4 Wisxow.—In San Franciseo, Nov. 8, Henry Winrow, pon of Josep and Olivia Wiurow, aged 2 years and 1 ‘Wrmy.—In San Francisco Noy. 2, Nicholas Willey, aged 50 ye Markets. | San Praxcieoo, Friday Evening, Nov. 4, 1859. Hlardly anything was done to day in consequence of the Teavy ruins and its being steamer day. Ftour—800 'q sacks Alvigo at $7; 200 3 do. bakers’ extraat $6 50; 100 1, @o. Clinton mills ’at $675 per bbl. Waeat—200 sacks at $1 3235; 500 co. good at $1 50 per 100 Ibs. Barley— 2,000 sucks at p. t.; 2,200 do. at Union city, $150, equiva- dent to $1 60 here; 1,500 do., p. t.; 100 do at $1.60 per 100 es. s—50 sacks white at $3124 per 100 tba. Po- 200 sacks Petaluma at $120: 100 do. Bodega at Bi 35 per 100 Ibs. Onions—B0 sacks ordinary at $237%5 | T 100 Ibs. Grapes—40 boxes Los Angeles at 7c. per Br ha, tons fair, afloat, at $21 per ton. 20 puucheons Stewart's Seowh in three lotz, p. % bags Rio at 16c. WEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Qur Panama Correspondence. Panama, Nov. 19, 1859, Melding Wen from Bogoa—Ddails of the Baitle of Mom- po—the Isthmus Quiee—Movements of the United States Bquadron—Saiting of Mail Vessels and Traders—Sisters @ Charity and Military Oficers from France—Napoleon Mout to Organize the Army of San Salvador, dc. No mai) has been received on the Isthmus from Bogota ‘er any of the inland States of the Confederation since the @eparture of the last steamer from Aspinwall for New ‘York, on 11th inst.; consequently there is but littie news ‘to communicate. 1 r of availing veesel at Aspinwall, on 17th } The pilot then said that he knew where we were, and ri dha cap) veitnier a reheat that we Were standing direct to San Audres, butats P. | M. we ascertained that instead of San Andres we were | nearing Corn Island, which had only taken us out of our way about filty miles. ‘Wet. from Carthagena, a few additional particulars of the sapture of Mompos, in the State of Bolivar, by the revo- Tutionists, have been received. It appears that the strug- gle between the government troops and the revolutionary Borees was asevere one. Although there were but few Aroops engaged on cither side, yet the proportion in killed ‘was very hezvy, the report being that some eighty on both Bides were killed. Daring the engagement Sr. Calvo, the late constitational Governor of the State of Bolivar, and who has been su- | perseded by Sr. Nieto, the revolutionary Governor, is | egented to have deserted bis post. ; F Mempas ‘2 an important aequieition to the revolution- ‘as it-was the seat of the constitational party. Isthmns remains wanquil, avd there is no change fo note in the geveral health, which continues good. In | the country has never been known to be more | yy than it has been during the present rainy seasou, | although the rans have been unusually heavy and fre- ‘Te United States flag ship Levant and steamer Sara- mae are still in port. The latter is under orders to pro- eed to San Juan del Sur, Nicuragua, and is expected to gailon or about 20th inst. She will relieve the Cyane, ‘the latter being ordered here to fili up with provisions. ‘The Levant will remain in port until the arrival of the Tancaster, wo which ting ofticer Montgomery will transfer his flag. ‘The St. Marys is still cruising along the Mexican vast. "After the arrival of the Lancaster and Wyoming, both ef which are on their way to the Pacitic, the Pacific | ron will consist of seven vessels of war, three of , including the flag ship, are steamers; the remain- four are sailing vessels, and rated as sloops. ine English steamer Lima, after waiting some eight hours for the American tail per Northern Light, sailed | Jate in the evening of the 15th instant for Valparalzo and intermediate ports, with the mail. ‘The steamship Guatemala will sail from here for Central American , with a full freight, to-day (19th instant), having been detained one day beyond her usual time of tare awaiting the arrival of freight from the other ae ‘Among her passengers will be some eight Sisters of Gharity, who came out from France in the Royal West Yndia “mail steamer. Their destination is Guatemala, Several French artillery officers also sail in the Guatemala for Salvador, for the purpose of organizing artillery com- in that country, having been specially detailed for ‘hat service by the Emperor of the French, at the request ef the President of Salvador. Flag officer Montgomery and staff made official calls, a {ow days since, on the leading authorities of the State, the Intendente General and the Governor, also upon’ the <Ameriean and other consular officers. ‘The flag officer is ® gentleman of very pleasing manners, and has, Iam happy Ww say, made a fine impression upon all classes Our Aspi@wall Correspondence. Asrrxwatt, Noy. 19, 1859. Prentyof Shipping in Port—Bad Accommuxlations in the Harbor—The Northern Light, dc. ‘Me harbor is quite filled with shipping, giving an ap- @nsance of great activity in business, and both night and Gag the rashing tread of the locomotive, with its iong and Badened train, throws the rapid imcrease of business weross this highway of the globe. ‘She twenty-five seamen discharged in this port a few @ays since from the United States steamer Saranac, by order of the Navy Department, all took passage for Cali- following is a list of yessels in the harbor. sobee the names of three Sleamebips, four United nhige, (wo merchant ships, six barks, six brigs, and six pebooners, the names of which can be found in’ another arrived from New York, with an assorted cargo for this port, and came to anchor just outside the bar. The cap- tain, in company with the excellent port pilot, Me, Burton, founded anu found twelve feet on the bar, mornicg (Sunday) bargained for Mr. Scot’s steamor Ogden to tow her ‘Insidu. nearly ready, came on board and refused to let the steamer tow in the bark. This was early on Monday mormpg. The pilot and several others who had been hard to work from a very early hour on the steamer, then lett and went on board the White Cloud, with the inten- tion of “warping” her in, but a light breeze bappened to | Spring up, aud the pilot brought her Landsomely to her 1 old anchorage over the bar of twelve feet. should be informed of, and the fullest Captain Joreph Creighton, whi tered to take a cargo to New York, had been previous to the arrival of the White Cloud; and, asf have been iniormed, nothing that the consignee’ here, wio had @ cargo ready tor ber, could offer, could po-sibly induce the captain 10 attempt to either sound the chanue! or al- low the vessel to be towed into port, although she is of less tonnage than the White Cloud—and’ why? Waiskey— | ut % Gollee— | Island for catile sid other supplies for this port. She re- turned on the morning of the 30th ultimo, just in time to escape the worthers, the first of which struck her the bight previous on her way into port, but sho braved it in fine style. handed me his init you and stood on our course, steering N. by N. E gave up bis bed to me—a very comfortable one. Rose at 2AM; Mr. D. aud, it being pleasant, turned in again. having no chronometer “rated” clock, and called the pilot. we were. He undertook to take an observation; but, as he said, he was just one moment too late. Mr.’ D. being ow cwuvinced tha: the pilot (a very good canoe naviga- nd te next But that gentleman, with his de the harbor, finding a good chanael Now I wish to record an incident that commercial men which 18 susveptible of the Mar bh came proof. A’ bark, lying at anchor outside for nearly a month ‘The bute steamer Laura Frances leit here on the 22d lumo, at cvening, under charter, to go wUid Providence | ‘A iriend who went passenger in the steamer has just Jog, which I transcribe that you may’ use SATURDAY, Oct. 22, 1859—Sundowa.—Got_ under way, Mr. D at the wheel; took an “eye opener,” | Sunpay, Oct. 23.—Rose at 6. A. M.; bathed in sea water, | To the surprise of all of us he did not know where ¥ Mr. D. and Captain H. now beeame very much excited, and they came to the conclusion tbut the pilot knew no: thing about the coast. Mr. D now underwok the naviga- tion, changed the course to N. N. E, by half E., and dig missed the pilot. Turned m at 8 o'clock P.M. At10, a wedge came out of the port wheel, rendering it useless. Beiog calm, stop- ped engine, ana after about one hour repaired up and started on Our course, and turned in again. Was awa- Kened at6 A.M. by Mr. D. cating loudly for the key of the spirit room, which happened w have found its way into my pocket. Hl At 8 Monday morning, 24th, saw the Island of San An- dres—great rejoicing, and “drinks atl round”—cnanged | course to W. by hair E, and stood for Old Providence. At 934 P. M. came to anchor in the harbor in front of the town. Captain H. blew the steam whistle, at which all the lights in the town (there were but six houses.) were sud- | denly exunguished. Mr. P. and the ex-pilot went on shore, found a great crowd on the beach, and one of the Oldest, Dlackest, and most brave of the inhabitants de- manded, “what de reason dey scare de peoples 80, wid such an orful noise? why didn’t um cum in like udder Doats, apd gib notice dat you guin to scare aem?”” Tuxspay, 25.—Rore at 6 A. M. and toox sea bath. After breakfast Mr. F. aud myself called on some of the ‘first famines,” who were very hospitable, and gave us the best their Louses afforded, such as New England rum and fresh milk. Returned on board atecleyen. There had by this time collected on the bank some fifty ‘ladies and gentiomen, all dreseed in their finest “tixings,” waitiug to see the Commodore. One of the “oidest inhaotants’—a very remarkable “gemman ob color’”—avled as spokesman, and asked ‘it de Commodore would allow de ladies to come on board and see de steamship, as dey had neber afore seen one.” I was therefore pointed out as that dia- tinguished individual, and, of course, did the honors in an offhand, modest manber. The surprise and wonder of our visiters at the myste- ries of @ steamxhip were of the moet judicrous description, consklering tat our “steamship” was, after ail, only a very stall steamboat. They visited every part of the steamer, even to the ‘coal tole,” and their admiration ‘was fully equal to their astonishment. One lady said the “gemmen must be very rich to baye such afine house on a boat, and such pretty tings in it.” Vrewty good, for our cushions aud window curtains were very nearly faded and worn out. On the upper deck apotner lady picked up and examin- ed our flag (the stars and stripes), and declared she thought it would make @ splendia dress; at which ber Deau, who had taken @ fancy to the “jack,” exclaimed, “go way aar—dis is de ting wid de litte dots ail ober it.’ After dinner we receivea innumerable invitations to ride, and horses in droves were sent to us; but ag they had bo saddles, and we did not fancy “going it” bare- backed, we modestly declined. Our consular agent, Mr. Livingston, the Alcalde, his Majesty Kivg Pharaoh, and all the distivguished people of ‘the island, called to pay their respects w us and to see our steamship. ‘We remamed three days, receiving the most marked attentions, and presents of fruit, eggs, chickens, &e. (for which we, however, paid), and left on Thursday, the 27th, at 53; P. M., and arrived at San Juan del Norte about eight o'clock P. M. the 29th inst., in time to escape all but the tip end of the first heavy norther of the season, bring- ing @ full freight of cattle, hogs, chickens, vegetables, fruits, &c. Captain Carmen, who was in command of the little Steamer Catharine at the time of her seizure by the Nica- Taguan authorities, ut Castillo Viejo, has just returned from Machuca with # gang of meu employed for the purpose of Taising the steamer where she sank, several months ago. Xot having the necessary apparatus, his effurts have been fruitless, but be still entertains hopes of raising her, Everything remained quiet in the interior, and a far bet- ter feeling exists among the inhabitants towards Ameri- cans since they have become convinced that our govern. i eohomp. these vessels thirteen have. of coal, Sees.) ucine, and the remainder have cargoes of ‘merebandise for the Pacillc coast. ‘The small number of wharves is totally inadequate to ‘aflord facility, much less despatch, in discharging tnd should the heavy eea. which has boen scting in the @esuccessful defence, has arrivea in town, and ed Iharbor the past three days continue, some of these yes: | upon te offlee of ' Conanandante of the Allel act ‘wels will be detained tar beyond “lay days.” The | mies of Costa Rica and Nicaragua at Punta Aronas.”’ As ‘St. Louis and Jamestown are off the coast of Nicaragua, | he bas pot a single soldier with him, and Panta Arcnas each other alternately at San Juan and the ‘aoath of the Colorado. TheSabino arrived here on the 2@0h, ven days from San Juan,and the Proble the day previous from Bocas del Toro. ‘The Northern Light, with seven hundred passengers ‘nd the mails, arrived on Tuesday,the 15th, at8.A. M. Hor Fasengers crossed over and went on board the Uncle the same afternoon. The Northern Light will most Probably get away early tomorrow. She will go by Ha- ‘Wana to take the New Orleans mails. EWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC. Our Panama Correspondence. PaNama, Nov. 18, 1859, h Adinival ot Valparaiso — tl Ball, & Gite Quict—Arvival of a Pre An American ‘Bho Dritish steam corpette Avy rived abtbis port on a eT ment is in earnest with regard to preventing Walker and his followers from again entering their country, Col. Alverado, who ‘was in command of the Costa Rican troops stationed at Fort Castillo at the time Andereou cap- j tured it, and who wae banisied by Mora, for not making | has become @ portion of the Caribbean Sea, he will doubt. | Jess reside in town and have an easy time of it. | Our San Juan Naval Correspondence. | Usiren Staves Sure Same, ) GusyTowy, Nov. 13,1869, 5 | | ‘The Sabine in Port in Consequence of an Alarm—A Useless | Start L. BRAYNALD, 81 Wall atreet ee JANTED—TO ADOPT, BY A GENTLEMAN LIVING in the country, @ smart, Intelligent girl, from tour to eight years of age; one thai possesses musical talent and no ed; to such a one & Peon ae, aod 0 parents ving prete a gord education will be given, seriber, for three daya, at Freneh’s Hotel, wil re tion, ©. W. JacQu bite Fannie, with ite beir cut off its nose and feet. any will relurn the dog to $19 Fi.th avenue shal! be i warded, Loren, THANKSGIVING DAY, BETWEEN NO. 44 833 way, agreen Velvet Portemonnafe, containing two $lv bills and one & bil on the Manhattan Vorhpany Kank; olso, eamsil Bmourt of specie. e leaving the same at liberally rewarced Auante street, the Hoboken Ban! cayed. Any ight avenu warded, and no question up the river. Another fatal accident happened on board this ship on the 4th of this month. While furling sails, Chas. Smith, First Captain of the top, trusting to an unsoind rope, was instantly killed by falling from the forevopsail yard’ into the top, and from thence on the foreyard, Decoased was an excellent seaman, thirty years old, and a native of Sweaen. The Jamestown arrived last night, and we arc gotting under way for Aspinwall. The Jamestown remains at Greytown, the St. Louis at Apinwi A _ PERSONAL. J.S—A, M.—LEY ME KNOW HOW A COMMUAI * cation will reach you. I must be certain tha: it will get to your own havos. ‘itis of the utmost importance to you and G**, ¢ to you. Vo not fail, Answer goon or it will be too late DUFFY CLICKE! AEORGE—1 WISH TO SEE YOU VERY MUCH INDESD X Call on Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. All ‘ll be saunfectory AIRY. ISSING.—INFORMATION WANTED.—A YOUNG man, named O'to Verhoff, belonging w Urandvieg, In giana, lest bome to visit the Eascera ‘ciues any lust month. was Cclober seven inches big; has dark hair, ine {ned to curl; no whisvera, dark eyes, and bis upper front teeth project considerably, Any ipfurmavon respecting # person answering this descrip: tion will be inost gratefully received by his distressed parenia, he last irf rmation his frends received of bis whereabouts le, twenty-five years of age, five feet Recs ieee b were ceg rr ice ier me amo arse Pine cape eer meteor gr | and the pilot and severai of his former triends, with the ‘ a Shan, full vouseut and approbation of Mr. Scott, had ‘got steam | BVerhuil career Field Monte aa eee, nares EN WHO WERE IN THR U, 8. SHIP CONSTITU- a A846, ander captain Percival, please call on THOS, A line addressed sub- KI ON FRIDAY EVENING, A poodie Slut, whichanswers to the name of person who iberally re- West Twen! Broad- third sireet and s’Iuibpoteaus’s, ‘he finder will be suitabl: rewarded by ‘Weat Twenty second street. ne byte: THE 2TH INST... A GOLD WATCA BEAL, ‘with two duguerreotypes of children. The finder will 03 — igat Ml Front street, or at 127 OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, WHILE GOING fromm Jersey City ferry to” Hudson bit Book 4 Bank on containing two $2) bills. ‘If the tinder will Jeave it with. by Wilks se. Jersey Cliy, he will be i iH, Suge agent, y Cly, O&T—ON SaTURDAY, IN THE LOWER PART OF THE 8, three steel aad one brass, ety, « bune of email Key wr) knew nothing about navigating a veasel at sea, direct- | on el ripg. ‘Ibe finder will receive a su'tabie reward, by ed the course, and aitered st to N. W. by W. Jeaving them at the Commonwealth Insurance Company No.6 About 4 o’clock P. M., made land on the port bow. | Wallstreet. OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, 26TH INST , ABOUT 64g o'clock, tn coming from Ferrero's dancing school in Ourieenth street, up Fifth avenue to Nineteenth street, « v black und white popun Cape, trimmed with blue velvet. an person retuening it to 41 East three dollars reward, | a ay: A POOR GIRL, ELIZA MoCAN, ‘Nineteenth street, will receive LIVING AT ‘No. 60 West ‘ibrieth street, on Friday, Nov. 25, iu one of he Sixth avenue smal cars, between isench and’ Thirtieth sirects, one $5 aud four 2 shilling Gold Pieses; als, some Silver. ed, and receive the thanka of the owner, Whoever will return the same will be liverally reward- O8T—ON SUNDAY EVEN BETWREN NEVINS Li %Strecvand auantto ferry,» bleck and yolios: victocine Whoever returrs it to the corner of Neving and Bergen streets, Brooklyn, aLall receive a good reward CET—ON SATURDAY, NOV. 26, BETWEEN THE hours of 12 and Lo’elock P. at. on ‘ihe way feom Tenth ftreet, through bixtb avenue and Kleverth street to the aca- demy'of Music, & hadsoie Gold Bracelet, The Ander will r ceive & suitable reward by leaving the same st adams’ xpress cilice. REWARDS. 42 REWARD —D0G LOST—A POINTER DO}, WHITE and yellow, is old and teeth bad; the above reward will be paid on his delivery at 127 East Thirteenth street. 3 REWARD.- LOST, NOVEMBSER 21, IN THIRD avenue, between Forty-sixth and Sixty sec md atrae! Dieck and white spotted couch Dog; answers to the uae of Hector. The finder will recetve the above reward at ws Third avenue. REWARD.—LOST, GOING OUT OF T tay of Music, on Friday evening, 26th lust, a gold trace. let wath three lockets. ‘Ihe finder will receive tho anove re- ‘ward by leaviag it at $i Warren street, New York, No further reward will be vilered. REWARD —LOST A SMALL DIAMOND AREAST. pin, set in black enamel, on a binck enamelied bar, wi a frosted gold ball ou the end of the bar. The fiucer will re. ceive the above reward, by returnirg it to No. 013 Weat f'wenty- fifth street. f REWARD.—LO8T, ON #RIDAY LAST, A BLACK ¢) and wnite Newfoundland Dog. ‘The above reward will be paid on returning him w 217 Tenth street, near avenue A, nd no questions asked. 1 REWARD—LOST, ON FRIDAY KVENIN( OING from Calvary Baptist chareh, a Mink Cape; missed ittun three dours of the charch. By returning it to No, 32 ‘West Twenty seventh street, the tinder wili reeeive the above reward and the thanks of the owner, 10 REWARD.—AN OVERCOAT AND BAT HAVING been taken, on Sunday evening, from No. 4 Harrison suvet, the above reward will be paid ov the retuen of the ai Ucles. Alleommunications may be made according to U card in the coat pocket, No. 885 Broadway, and no questious $100 stort Lerby, 132 Kast Sever 168 Broad ACADE- by two fect square, RD.—LOBE, NOV. 18, ONE WOOD Box, three feet long mar mieenth street, Apply to Frank Moran, way. 10.0 REWARD. <LOST..NOV. 12, A BLACK TRUNK, ‘with two locks, three wood ‘strips arose the top ‘ud on each glenginwise, tbe printed Of ads Plunkett was pasted ou one end. Apply to rust Mo- ran, 168 Broadway. SPORTING. (RANCIS BUTLER, choice breeds of Zailtole Mongo Cure nod Mies iirterminetoe, 9) Genre per. bor. fan a) oF, if Us. Butler's new work on the Dox, besulfulty Mlustrased, Si, Dogs Goarded, Trained, Ao, Advice gratis. OR SALE-A BLACK SLUT, ALICE, 12 MONTHS FE old, by ‘Sramp, out of @ half-bred Irish’ water spaniel, the property of the ton Grantley Kerkley. Apply to RICHADBUN & MCLEOD, 106 Maided lane, covser of Peart pireet, PORTING —FOR SALE—-SIX BLACK TAN TERRIRRS, fourteen weeks old. of the purest breed; never will ex: cced fourpounds weight when full grown. apply at 175 Wil- Tam street, in the tailor s shop, INSURANCE, re ae a geome H™ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ata regular meeting of the Board of Directors of this Com- held at rg Si corner of Nas#su and Beekman Streets, New York. on tne 8th instant, Philo Hurd, Ks" upanunously elected Vice Fresident. ‘The Company takes pleasure in inSorming the public that it bas already, realized a beudeome 1 rarplas, and respectfully a atronage of the pat nollie 8 portion of the Pair te LAUNCKY, President, PALA HERD, Vise President Jon K. OAKiay, Secretary. by Was WINES, LIQUORS, ae. mene ton prin freee eta Piven | Jie 5 ara est ‘ FRAN. Rishi jecident on Board—Arrival of « | ttegel ted Rais Ship. de. | Our antieipations as to leaving Greytown on the | of last month were disappointed, for on the 19th the Roanoke came in, bringing the intelligence of a new fii boetertng expedition having sailed from Now Orleans tor a Younger's, Knox & ons’, £e., & buk; American Ale and Porter; use and export Mee ud oF imported ia glasa and in Ubampagne Older tor home WINE.~ McK NIGHTS ©. naUperlation Wwole, ane: od sup u RIVALLED it dinner bev srlor loany fe fr PERRY, MALT. ace fre Cnr & DRY GOODS, a0. DRY wo. 7 266 BHOADWAY WOVEN Se KTS OF SUPERIOR | 4 Q) BROADWAY. : A "quay, lady 8 60 Spring snd. mirsca 20 Bpring, Pronch Pat 8B, A ar OC. A. ‘WILL OF? AR ON GAY, Noy. HEARGUS, ekiet Vaslory, 168 beondway, corner Mh avon | 1,000 DOZRN VLiN 1 UEKED HAND Keita, ‘AT 60 CRNTR, GRboT CHANCE FOR LADIES 70 BUY BARGAINS. WORTH $1. 3 uence of busi B UAL. ALSO, FELDbn, of Wl aval sirech oil sell out has gutlre ison of £00 DOZEN LADTES’ }ieMskD HANDKERCHTEPS, rich Asset, kmbrolaenes, ‘tr mmings aud French Fanoy AY $3 PRR DOZEN, Goods, at greatly reduced ALUR %, 691 meGnEway, Between Amity T FP. DEKBY & COMPANY, ‘ ‘ashional thportin, ‘and Fourth streets, A ft pie sad Ser rae niker scoot. WILKES & MOYNAN, t destrabla voveltios — ips “Ova FROCK ND DRI Uo ats AND “tnas opemea Apelngh reat bargain ia SILKS. Carefully selected trom tbo best Reropent INDIA FOULARD SILKS, Buropean msnufasturers, Also ugenta for Bapgster’s alpaces umbrellas, T A GREAT REDUCTION, MILLER & GRANT, 103 BROADWAY, Are offering zreat inducements to purchisers. 200 Voint a Guille Collars at $6. 100 Foiot a Guille setts a, Bluck thread shawls at $65, Black thr end Vella from $2.50 to $10, Sil of which are new goods and tho most approved styles, by pent JACKSON, IMPORTER OF MOURNING Full Chinw Figures, straerdis ry if Ss. per yard, At the ex! dinary, Ld es oe per foraier pr 100 pieces Small Figures ‘and Pola Spots, reduced to 36, from 75 cents. Please observe the pamber, Gh BROADWAY ces & MOYNAN, GQ] BROADWAY: swoon Amity and Fourth streets, TLEES & MUYNAN No. 86) Broadway, bas constantly on hand every | Will open on MONDAY, Pov 28, ; ’ W more of WiDE PRENCH MERINOES, aiticle desirable for family ‘mourning. Priees very rea Peyye ts ee at tt N. B.—Ladiew A’ MRS. GAYNOR’S GORSET AND SKIRT ESTA! .lisbinevt, real Freneh Corsets at a sacritiee. slight): 691 BROADWAY, Between Amity and Fourth streets. WILKES & MOYNAN Qxmaged by water on he voyage; th: it superiorshape; Have added to their siock ef | {he imported trench skeleton Skirts, with a eadieas y LOW'FRICED FANCY SILRS. her own maz ufaeture, test mi: ie » Reduced ag? pieces more at 6 cents per yard, ‘warranted, at most reasonable prices at juced from roadway, Union square, 691 BROADWAY, Between Append Fourth streets. Two doors trow B. dies il] shaped skirts altered and made over, NEW STYLE OF PABIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS Ineertion and Oufls Medallion, Valenciennes and J Sets Continue to sell an. EXTRA ring Ekirts, $) 26; 4 springs, $150 and 17 springs, $2. Fealera gueplied with 12 apeingeat 810 Pet adon.. 14 mprings af eet aa Selly ei stating terms and location, C. G. $12 and 17 ‘ings Bt $15 per doz. Old Skirta made over. u Woven Skirt Factory, 281 Spring street, corner Hi URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—LOCATION BE- K tween Fourthand Twenty-third streets, and Third and | ears aT Bixth aveuues. Adaress, stating terms, (from Dec 16 April 1, QUALITY OF wipe BLACK SILK, +76. and $1, worth $1 (55) nv getline EASE. and Fourth atreeta, WILK§S & MOYHAN ie Bave made another reduction of twenty per cent on WHOLE STOCK UF FANCY SILKS. aud Collars, with Handkerchiefs to ma‘ch; -. infants’ Cope and Cloaks, and Miuston goods in endless variety, ‘Baliny, FARMINGTON @ LicsLis, 023 Broadway On SHAWLS Tn anlelpation of the anticipation of on tDAYS LA, We have this day, Monpay, November 28, ja rices of our entire stock of CLOAKS, 5HaW 691 her germedetet Between Amity and Fourth streets, WILKES & MOYNAN AND FOURS. 7 a 1 207 soc Is naw. abgor nt avporiment atperior to wnat |W! Me ides VACENTIA PAID, at Is. 6d. per yard, pany time jhe weason. STREET & C0., educed from 3s. 6d. and 4s. 475 Broadway, 691 BROADWAY, mine russe TO THE LA) WILK N . Have reduced their DOLLAR SLLKS to 78 cents per yard. 1K UF CLOARS: CLOAK, at 85 50, worth $8, DRAB BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS, at $675, worth $9. BLACK BRaVER CLUTH CLOAKS, at $6 25, worth $3 50; @ eauttu! garment, with plaived back. ka VY EsQUIMAUX BEAVER CLOAKS, at $7 50, worth FALL FASHIONS. MERICAN, RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY COM- pony’s Fars —Wii LIAM MOSER invites the attentivu of Dis customers, avd the public in general to bie larce and ele ‘Slu: wih platted back and pew polvted richly tri.med. | gant aesortment of the above Furs, made from selected and Pe rile 4 BOAR. CLOse Deak = CM, 50, worth en ane eae and most approved styles, and wilh rieb erocbet fringe, superbly istmmed™ ‘ " We invite the Indies to compare our guoda with thoss rola on ser WILLIAM MOSER, 41 Maiden lane, Droadway or Canal street at shirty and forty per ceat highs: a a p ‘Unierve the name and sumber. URS, FURS, FURS.—WM. BANTA, NO. 957 CANAL corner of Woonter sireet, is now offsriag his enue Stock of Pure at « reduction of 20 per cent from former prices, This wock of fine Furs he has had inanufsctures expressly for K. PEYTON, Cloak Manufacturer, 264 Bowery, near Houston street, his ony ‘dad in eousequence of te back wardaene of (Quastorte @, anne. the season, be now offers the above inducements toheee it CLOAKS, MANTLES AND aeaan quest ot Furs. All goods sold at establighment will be 11 GUEDLE, HUNGARIAN CLOTH BADKS, W! Ready made and made to ‘xt 1.002 Broadway, One door above Twenty sixth atreet, Warranted as represented. The old A sure guarsantes dealt w! ding of this bouse le that customers will be boi WM. BANTA, 357 Uanal, cor. URS! FURS!! FURS!!! BPECLAL NOTICE YO LADIES PURCHASING FURS. P. Hi. PHILLIPS, IT FU ? PATEN’ M DEPOT, 29 GRAND BTREET, nestly and jus Wooster suet? Crore aT LORD & TAYLOR'S, 256 TO 261 GRAND STREET. Full agsertment of John Crossley & Sons newest patterns ia TAPESTRY, BUSSELS, VELVETS, Mont reapeettally invites the allention of the citizens of New pe ‘ork and vicint : Py, Ingratn, Stair, prised | IMMENSE STOUK of RICH and WELL SEASONED FURS, fae racine: sino tise ens and om In consequence of the proprietor abont reuring from bus. i wee ness be ntends throwing open to the pubis the ba ance ot his orm ETS, entire stock of elegant Furs, mars tog them down at thi-ty per ine es ee ee, ent from tbeir original cost The whole. to be cleared. ost! by the lstef January. In order to effeet a perfect clearance by that period he intends giving the above advantages to pur- SETS. Pesorpaegp, LACE Ext bargains. | oF they undertake that the oldder or biaders will, if rs. Ladies will do well by calling on us before purchasing olso- where and our sock. nara P. It, PHILLIPS, Patent Fur Muth Depot, 79 Grand street, New York. A. T. BTEWART & CO, PANY, porting Tailors, Government Bul 57 Respectfally anpounce that they will ethibit oa DERBY & COM. F. im ‘alker street, AD] Monday nes L KEY FURS. additional Novelties in every department, and invite special WARNOCK & 00, aitepvon to many exclusive styles in warm materials for gea- 519 Brondway, St. Nicholas Hotel, Hemen’s dress, Invite attention to their select and beantiful display of NXREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS. Com prieiny avery, desirable apeciees and oat afactured te E. IN N . pri ever) le mab G 400 pieces new oati the mest perfect tasty manner, At id $1 25 ner yard. sare "T. STEWART & 00. 39 ceasiting cf ratson ey Sable IK, Stone Marten” ‘AMES GRAY & CO. Be Singrlan aan Ihave now open a large and beantiful assortment of ea, ee RGEC Laken FASHIONABLE DRY GUUDS, ” ‘No. 39 Maiden lane. 39 re they will sell at greatly reduced prices for the ba'ance “ 61 the season, SILKS, POPLINS, MEBRINOS, RE APERS. VALENCIAS, VEboUR OTTOMANS, POPLINS, BEPS, &o, ee ‘Also a magnificent selection of ee LACES. AND. RMBROIDERIES, Lie clams comprising the iateat Paris styles, und many novelties of thelr jon in ommmmeenCOLUaRs, SETS, HANDREROHIE, HANDEEMOHIETS, BEATHES OOLFFEURS. iY BABES, ‘Black Lace Points from $70 to 729 Broadway, corner of ‘averley place. ACE CURTAINS, ani CURTAISS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BROCATEL BAN, RE! HINT, &C., &C,, ERS From the GOLDEN STATE Inthe MERCUR oboe tad "ro Day READY AT TWEINge O'CLOCK. HENDRICKSON ope « LONG, jeneral A, ‘21 and 23 Fen e on EL AYARD TAYLOR'S LEITKRS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE. CURIOSITY ON THE QUI VIVE. For some weeks past, the report that the world renowned traveller, Bayard Taylor, had revisited Onlitornia (having been one of the pioneers of that State in '49), for the aoene of ob- taining maerial for o series of novel Letters toa New York paper, bas excited a great sensation ail over the country; and itis with ‘girs we aasnre the curious ones that his epistolary PIOIUR: OF ADVENTURUUS LIFE IN CALIFORNIA ‘Will be published in. THR N&W YORK MSROURY, and will undoubtedly increase the already mammoth cireula- tion of that greatest of literary journa’s at least 30,000 copies. Mr. Taylor went to California on behalf of the Mercury; and, io order to make his Letters particularly interesdog. en in all rors of romantic and amusing adventures, and galned a thorough knowledge of the FLEABUKES, MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF LIFE IN HE AMERICAN EL DURADO. After saying this much, it ig ulmost needless to add that these sketches, or pictures, are truthful, life like aud eraphic in their character; and will prove at once the mest valuable, iutercsting apd attractive series of popular papers that mr: Taylor has ever written. ‘They will be entitle: PICTURES OF CAIAFORNIA—TEN YEARS LATER. And each letter will be ILLUSTRATED WITH CHARACTERISTIC DESIGNS BY THE AUTHOR, The first of the series, with severai humorous and other fl!us- trations, will be published in the NEW YORK MEKCURY FOR DECEMBER 19, BATIN DELAINES, TAPESTRY, ASTIN By the yard, with every atyle of Trimmis; OR MADE UP, AFTER ‘THE LACEST PARISIAN DESIGNS, best at Ja the Rest mag EATLY REDUCED PRICES, SOLOMON & HART, 309 Broadway. EW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES—UPWARDS INS: sito on in Carpets ut reduced prices, Gaods sll ys the retail department for cash and at uniform prices. Velvet medallion Carpe s, new pattervs, St 78 per yard; velvet Carpets, $1 25 to $1 60 Berard Spestey Brussels Yarpers, S246 16 81 per yards Brussels ‘Carpets (oot tapestry), $1 12g to’ $1.40 per yard; three iy Caroets, $t to $110 per yard; superfine ingrain Carpets, all wool, 6c. 10 75e per yard; extra five and fine ingrain Carpets, all wool, 450. to 60c. per yard; extia fine and fine ingrsin carpets, not all wool. We. wo 40s: ‘willed ana plain Venetian Carpets, wool und hemp; Dutch Carpets, Cileloth in various widths and gunlides, 6-4 to 16-4 Druggets, Felt Cloths bordered Crumb Clotbs, Rugs, Door Nats, Coir gnd Canton Mattings, Table avd Piano Covers, &o. OKGE K. 1. HYATT, 273' Canal street and 81 Howard street, between Broadway’ and Kim street, New York. THE SEASO! VELTIES FOR N. oo fa ¥. DERBY & COMPANY, Importing Tatlors, wv READE ‘Will open on Monday, in addition to a lurge ussoriment of Salo clothain the most desirable colors for full drene and frock | tn the sure pasee HL be eae arnt new Ro- coun; several new varieties in Nap, Harrington and Hlypean | 1 {he same paper, will be comme Beaver Overcoatiogs, choice styles in Cheviot, Ac., &3, for pigiiaur aa: ZU LIES: walking suits, and designs for peal sad Waistcoats, OR, THE PEARL OF THE DESERT. or Wane eee Tke Now York’ Mercury is sold by all newsmen and book- West side of Broadway. | scliers ihroughous the Smutty ites HENDKICKEON, BLAKE & LONG, General agen 2 and 35 Ann street 'L NOTICIOSO DE NUEVA YORK. EL NOTICIOSO DE NUEVA YORK, EL NOTICIUSO DE NUEVA YORK AQWENTY SECUND NUMBER OUT TO-DAY. TWENTY-SECOND NUMBER OUT TO-DAY, | ND NUM. T TO-DAY. PULAE CUSTOM TRADE. are Mo RNG ting Tall Fashionable cy ‘a Will exhibit on Monday next uncir third delivery this seucoe’ of * ew Goods, comprising another invoice of ten more cases Ni St leaner Os oats 57 WALKER STREET, ‘West side of Broadivay, JOPULAR TRADE IN SILES. ES CURSENT, 300 pieces extra quality Flaid and Bayadere, ONLY APANISH PRICES CURRENT: Te hy aes paren renin > ONLY BPANIBH PRICES CURRENT. A RORRWART & 00. OPULAR ADVERTISING MEDIUY, POPULAR ADVEKTISING MEDIUM. } POPULAR ADVERTISING MEDIUM, | Single copies for sale at the office 24 ana street. | HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. _ | STORE WANTED TO LEASE—IN SIXTH AVENUR, went street, Address, with pardculars, Hk, bor 191 Herald ofice, id A SSE re ee maar Toe noes with modern improvemeria. address 8. Mk Herald ollise Herald office. BROADWAY STORE OR, OFFICE ON THE, STREET wanted—on west side, between Barclay and Houston | Re SILKS AT LORD & TAYLOR'S, 461 Tu 467 BROADWAY. Including the latest Paris novelties in sen ASIIUNADLE ROMS AND SILKS, Recetved per steamers Also 4 large assortment of even POTOW PRICE: DRUMS SILKS, And at stores Nos, 265 to 251 GRAND STRERT, and Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE STREET, KIRTS.—C. L. HARDING'S CELEBRATED WOVEN 12 1800), eri) POSE. HOUSE WANTED IN JERSEY CITY 4 without chil LORD & TAYLOR'S, P.M. B., box 1,763 Post ollice, 461 TO 467 BROADWAY, FASHIONALE WINTER SHAWLS, oR dren; 008 care of furniture will D; Lerma must be VIENNA BROCHRS, STALLAS, PLAID AND FANCY adress C. M. ., box 6,006 New York Post oflice, WOOLLEN, Ac, &c) &c. Also, GENTLEMEN'S THAVELLING SHAWLS, —_—$$$—$__. aOR WANTED—A SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, es ae eee wi lern improvements, in a private house, tos re anes tare S20 1s NOE UTE: Cee mrteyong RET, 47 and 49 CATHARINE STRAET, Ww COMMENCE ON MONDAY, 28TH INSTANT, Our usual A way, floor, a ee een ee nn OOM WANTED DWMEDIATELY—IN A GERM. Roiabe aunty, bee geome Parties in Now York willing to dispoa: of’ the upper part of a amail modern built DRESS Goons SHAWis SHE WHITE Goons, house, in a month or two, on rate terms, will address At great bargains. +1 nae ari, Herald office, be eS NW & Y hig BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.—WANTRD, A NICE roe nd, Boarding House, where tho rent isnot too ich’ for sucre| 279, 81 and yt cone ray, Any party having such to dispose of on moderate terms will | meet with a purckaser by oppiying to WILL(AM ABHOTT, WwW INTER SHAW! No. 9 Chambers strect. 18, est and handsomest eet T Stewart & 00. ANTED—A SMALL SNUG HOUSE, WITH THE MO- ae a Aaah ee “4 VELOUR OTTOMAN of a house, by & family of four pervons. G5. On 8t Kighth avenue, ————— Alten) LEASE OR HIRE, WITHIN HALF A mile of the City Hall, a Stable, or building {bat enn be A. . STEWART & 00, altered to a stable, capable of accommodatin, carriages Val teghilisent sett Ales d horses. Apply to JOHN K. MUL, 9 Sixthavenue, Eee 6% Fine quay and peaston requires iaramadiataly, 54 Only oe R'BERWART & Co. eh —— nos CY WA STED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH | modern improvements, for a small family, below Thir- | tieth street Address, stating location and teria, to M. J. Boyce, Broadway Post oflice. Ww 48 BROADWAY. nODINE, LARGE SALi OF RICH SILES, rede af! 7S cents per yard, Reduced from $1 ANTED—ON LEASE, FOR TWO YEA 1,000 piezes superior quality, ‘an unfurnished house, with stab) ear w etation on the Ne RS OR MORE, | furden, not mors | ‘ANTED=IN BROOKLYN, ‘young Jadies, a comfortabl or sive, suitable for cooking. tn a quiet tamit Saiputes”” walk from Fulton terry, ‘Addr Office, New York, stating term, which must be BY TWO RESPRUTA BL furnished Koorn, wilt gre is | $1 per Ca a mate” Rent nor 1 exon Whicn will be paid | rt ve ¥ whic paid | | Reduced from $175. yard, | Annually: in advance if preferred. Addtess box" iis Put | i G, M. BODINE, oftiee. ' ‘481 Broadway. | | 481 BROADWAY. tine! 5 BOD? LOSING 8aLE OF THE SEASON. 000 PIRCES LUPIN'S FINE QUALITY FIGURED ALL WOOL DKLALNES, rate | y, about oven, M. AL, Herald lwrate, 2%, At4 CENTS PER YARD, | REDUCED FROM 75 O4NIS, Seen SEAS irene eset Bons Basi APOLLO hooma, —$——. Q] BROADWay. 4 O ij 0. M. BODINE, WILL OFF #R ON MUNGAY, MOV. 28, 40) SILK BUBBS, EX CHA QUALITY, WEDRESDAY BVERTNG, HOVER TIER 99, 19m AY " WOM 44, ' | WIORGTS TO UE BAD OF ANT OF YN womENED, SPEOIAL NOTICES. 1RY Falk.—THE LADIES OF 5%, JUMA THE i apen a Fair in he reoms of Third neallaay anne ke ant sixty -Ofth sweet, remain ope) dus the week, m } to 10 o'clock P.M. ‘The proceeds will Saas fraying the exveusss incurred im eularging the emurch, No paibs Or expense bave been soared op the part of the lady Invi rlends and’ goperoun vv 1 o4y me wite their frkes and @ generous pul Petuuale every Rivernate uight will be by Dodworth, ‘Tickets L Avemve Lops, curner of gm Monday, 2oih tual. It be aoe front of toe house aide ersdoar crane ed ital, mares vod the New cos Hane w believe that bi apd ip Roosevelt ar srettia, aha eu '¢ ia reason wd she dieo of said as ther awurderous pera ww beta 2. Mayor of ort veclonfa/ane: do he ‘now, iow DULLA I for the deo for such reward must OO}s witness whereof LBeresbip att ray band 8 wher cot 10) aflixed the neu! of the Mayoralty of ihe chy of New Mark oo this 24d day of November, A. D. 1889. DANIAL F. TIEMANN, Mayer. NEW, YORE MENDEFSSOTIN UNION ~ALa, having claims against the Union are requesied te present ihem on or betore the Ist of December next, enclosed kad’ ae rected to jartin, 37 Bast Twenty seventh street, ee OTICE —T F. MEAGHER CLUB.—THE MEMBERS OF this club s7e requested to senemble this day at 812 Monroe Brett, ii} o'clock PM. precisely, w attend the their aie oye member, Lyf cred Duke. sabers ore Tequested to wear their badges in moarainy ™ eae ATAICK FORD, President AINT ANDREWS SOCIETY.—THE 108D ANNIVER- Oiiary restvarer tes Sena ae ele of the State of New York, will be celebrated on Wed ber inst, ‘Tbe members wall dine together at’ the Hotel at 6 o'clock, aud they are requested to assemble at 5 walcele, or ‘the transaction of the usual Pusineess ‘The follow- nntlemen were cleeled manage: reparalory weet- ing on tbe 10th Insts ebenbiauss i? ALEXANDER MeKENZIE, 81 Murray street. GROUP ORUICRSH ANA Pls atest ALLEN HAY, 24 Broudway, ROBT. B. CAMP H lanover street, wey it JAMBS FICASER, 35 Ferry street. : rien hgerrnptiort the Society: hy hep a8 terre by and wish- ing to unite with their countrymen in eeebrating . procure ekels of auy of the manapore aan, con ROBERT DINWIDDIR, Secretary. IPE CELEBRATION CF THE TWENTY NINTH AWNT- versary of the Polish revolution of 18%) will take place on Tuesday, 2th inst, at 745 P.M, at the Steuben Hi = Bowery. The Polish Deéanooratic Association tavite all sire country men aud the friencs of | berty to take part with them, JULIAN ALLEN, " JOIN GAOKK, W KOCHANOWSKI, ALEX. ASZEWSKI, WisMOWSKI, WE GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ SOCI&TY WILL HOLD Wor textraordinury meeticg im Pythagoras Hall, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 08 P.M. All members ure requested to EL BIKIGRE, Secretary. IPRANSFORTATION, OF GOAL. + AVY AGENT'S Orvice, NEw Yor, Nov. . Proposals, sealed, nnd endorsed *Proposate tor trerghtee oll) be recetved at this office unull 12 o'clock on Monday, the Sth De cember, 1859, for the transportation from the port of Philadel pola of from 1400 t0 2000 tong Of anthracite eon! te the United ates Navy Yard, Mure Island, Cal., aud from 800 to 1,20) tons of gnihracite at to tio de Janeiro. ee a € oller may be for one or more vessels, oF for either port, ard must atnte the rate of freight and demurrage: whore ae Vesses is ut, her name, quantity ef coal p oposed to'be carried, &nd in all respects contorm to the chsrter iu this ollice If the Vessel ta not presented for inspection with three @hys after notice bas been given of the acceptance of the oller the Depart ent will be at liberty to make other arrangemepia for the freight The Depar ment reserves the right to decline making any charter it the oflers should be deemed disadvantageous to the public nervice, Bach olfer must "be accompanied by a written gnarantee, signed by one or more responsible persons, to the et Hat iat he or their charter immediately, and whicl must be ceruitled to by the Collector, Porunaster, Uaitad sto District Judge, United states Listrict Atiorney or Navy Agent, that the guarantors are able to make good their guarantee. Information as to the conditions of ihe charter can be obtain- ‘¢d on application a: this ollice. GEO. N. SANDERS, Navy Agent. LOAN OFFICES, ere DVANCES TO ANY AMOUNT ON TCH A Jewelry, Di and Goods Mai or bought for cash. Business strictly iene, of all descrip JAB et broker, 65 | A heed ar enerad aaa eeeker, 62 LSapeaard street, late 7 Cemmiuee. bid be accepted, enter into a Helo at NCES ON DIAMONDS, PLA’ ATCHES, JEWELKY, PIANOS, DEY GOUDA, an, . Or will buy the same for cash at his private a ‘GER, 170 Broudway, room 25, ap siaira. for ‘Diamonds, loose J.H, BARKIN eae highest price paid or a eeerrenenrttnibiemeetnebenpet nites 5 ae T N CHAMBERS STREET—MONEY TO ADVANCE t any amount on Diamonds, Wstches, Jewelry, &e., by ihe well known and cld estabiished 154.C3, auesdoneer broker, 11 Chambers street. N. 13,—No business transseted on T NO. 66 NABSAV STREET—A HONIGMA} " mend broker and commision inerchane atescees meas money on Diamonds, Wate! Jeweiry, &c., bi Bighest eush prices, at his private ouice, 8 Nasnam econ to siaira, room No. 2." Businos boure 8 a. M. 109 FM, ATAQBROADWAY—MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED kon Watches, Diataonda, Jewelry, wilver ward. Pao, Ms or for cash al ¥ H Broadway, rear of Gilacy s separ store: MES WOM, ON pia. Personal ONEY TO LEND—AT MODERA’ M monds, Watches, Jewelry, ENerware 0 may be redee: w jARY, 21 Third avenue. ip erty of all deser|y im CKNOWLEDGED THE BRST,—FO! W'S ARCH spring Bo 1 for $i 80 ‘holeenle, prices. "An tron’ Bedstead, ‘siriscs eam eompileie, $6. At No. 5 Great Jones ‘way. Agents wauted everywhere. man. FAMILY DECLINING HOU:EKEEPIN A. baltheir rurniuire athair what Reet aes OED rst class Furniture, parlor Suits of solid rose wood, Torewood eleing as cae Piauoforte, cost stn, with all the: Jar pets, ves, &0.; Paintings. Call at ve sireet inumediately. Gd iee Area, street, corner ef Broad: Address Ubaries R.d'ore- EDROOM ENAMELLED FURNITURE i, uy colors end sty hee, of any lor and warranted mannfoctts, YAKRINGTON'S, S68 sireet, oppone. Wengiet ato & posite Wooste: anutactory 46 and 48 Wooser streck otfstablabed y Tea NITURE—IN- Paes CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNI all colors and styles, wholessle and retail, at $25 and up- Wards; also Matiresses basses, BREN "1 277 Canal street, four doors east of Broadwar, athe F gong BOUGHT FOR. value given in read; sorry ae ks, &c., at i233 Sixth aver iy money for Furniture, Ceca ‘urnitare, between Ninth and Tenth: URNITURE, FURNITURE—THE HIG! ©. price paid for household Furniture, and Tey Gace i on Furniture, Merchandise, Watches, Diamunis, Horses: Wa Kors, Sleighs, Carriages, Nautical and Survesing Instramena, nd all kinds of merchaddise and property to be soli at auc rey. | or stored, , WALTESS, 26 Catharine 6 OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL MOSAIC CEN | the only one of the kind in the United Staion Ieee ete fy oye thousand four hundred plecesof wood. ‘The mechanical was two years and feur mont ‘The abov forsale at D. MAHLEY'S, 507 Broadway. © "DOVE ble ia let Leconvenerip atipipricwcrsysinla itp Wel ASTROLOGY. F CLATRVOYANT-—MR8. SEYMOUR, 98 FOURTH ‘a few doors west of Bi 4 Fs sainerana o Poeawan the moat succese- Clairvoyant in America. Consulta- scales oer oa oe ns —_—— STONISHING TO ALL.—AS MADAME MORROW IS a seventh daughter of an astrologist faculty for thie bu and by having ree os Wika eonl on her face, Byiviriue at slate the lang CARD.—FRANK HAYES, Ost AL Snedical slatrvoymat ta aatenee OST and evening at 22 Morton street. STROLOGY.—MADAME LEAVY CAN BEG i ed abou ove, mariage and'absont tent Ste lg i in of ie, ght 188, Mulberry street, iu the rear, Laren lucky numbers. Charge extras '*Y ees See given) (SUAIRYOYANCE.—CORA A. SEAMAN, ‘Business Ciairvoyavt, at the oid Stand, Consultations upon all subjects, Hours from 9 M. letters ans’ unless return SUCCESSFUL, consalied day events of life, closed. ADAME, FLEURY, 263 BROOME sTRi brat er science anc nts, gir aud own ibe eotitived on business, ‘matrlage, avast price ic, by magnetism or uals. >! ch. k ieb'and German we treaka Fremch, Rog? | B-WHU GAD NUT BEARD UF THe N « Madame PRKWSTER? She hus fools eonident abe bas ns Ogu She ais sn jent 3 tile or busbapd ah ep equal. , also that of her visitor. If you wish ¢ her a call, at 21 Third a oe Erg ber ect, nl $1 ne Sdove Twenty-dimnt street, SPIRITOATAS: ES COLCHESTER, at impresssitie, Speak ie great Imp) le, Speaking and Writi ~ moved to 607 Houston street. west of roedvay, ere eee | be consulted on any aflairsof life. Hora from’ Wye i B.—No charge unless satisiactory, HO WOULD NOT GO WHERF FO) ye and see Miss WELLINGION, The great og Fropketess, the best of all, and ‘cannot bo excelled Gan coumnited ‘personally or by letter on all ade of tifa, love, Courtship, property lost or stolen, Jawsuits, journeys, hide freawures, drnnken or unfaithful husbands reclaimed, Ac. ; W. bas a select astortment of pure Roman and Arab! alismans for love good luck and bowiness allalre fa, genera! and are guaranteed for life. Residence No. 12 Mix wreet! ROEDER.— CHRISTOPHER STREET.—MRS. J 43 § astonishing and ‘over fale watt gifted lady, hos returned to this city, ai ven in: fay ire en and In ferard to rout wealtn and mar- Jove aMluirs, journeys, lawanits, dificulty in business, sent friends, sickness, ‘ae Mra. Roeder pt oe ia when be others tall. "Beware of impostors, und remember her resh. dence, 43 Christopher street. Mra. R. isthe same bay thats OSUADRATED With entire eatatuction’ oH. forme ly resided in Wooster, aireet, bear Beventh avenue.” Nt Amis BOWERY.—MADAME WIDGER, CLAIRVOYANT 6 ‘a gifted Spanish lady, unvells the mystery of futurl yy marriage, absent frends, sickness; ribas medicines for all. oi ells Incky numbers, property lost or stolen, No. 296 Bowery, between Houston and Blecesor mareets. MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG GENTLE ment and m no. wishes, . offices