The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1859, Page 5

aaa ie xoept that of the achooner W. A Craig, with «carga of 6.000 bushels of wheat she went om the break eaiat thie morning; sured ta the Bulflalo Mutual . pany. Le. f Baltimore. me Funeral of Judge ie bh ork Pomgrip rong ‘The Avera) of Judge Lee took place to-day and was Largely ute, nded. The Loutste MN, Novr 1969. v-aix evga planters io vicwwity one of rere initio Ove Wall OF last your's, ts. Siew Southerm Oceun & ‘ anna x " “The screw steamship Hantae, of Cromwoll’ ” Grom Now York, arrived yeataraa,¥- Sight exchange ov New York 1-10th pm PaLaDEnRtA, Na > Sight exobange on New York at par @ ‘Gent premium. Naw Ontaanw, Nov, 98, 1850. Sight exchange on New Lager tay ey aaa, Now. on New York, 3 per cout oun ultin oat ale diac ‘Bron: sales 6,000 bushels white, $1 40 2 $t 31.92 Corn firm: sales 8,400 bushols old yollo 8 080.; mixed at 780 = Oats ; saten §,000 bushels at 420.0440. Provisions quiet; moss, $16 150 prime, $12. Whiskey, 27c a 27 s¢0. rato, Nov. 28—1 Flour firm: rales 1,900 bbls. at $4 75 a $4 80 for extra State, $4 80 a $5 for extra Wisconsin, $5 9 $5 26 for extra ex i i jcug, to arrive, at $1 0234; ‘at $1 0235; 12,000 do, fom atarn, at Ne. jwaukee club at $1 0635 & $1 06; 3,000 y Spring, $: 05; 6,000 Green Bay Ciub. $i 0636. Onte steady: arton 4,000. bnannia Canain at 360, ‘Other grains quiet. Whiskey vomiual at 260 — Imoorts— 6,400 bble flour, 122,000 bnehela treat, 43.000 bushels Exports—-26,000 buaheia wheat, 6,000 brshols corn. Burravo, Noy, 28-5 P.M. Flour firm aad in fair deman:: sales 1.200 bis. Whoat steady and in good demand: sales 15,90 bushels No. 2 Chicago spring, to arrive at $) 0234; 8.000 bashnls do., from store, $) 0234, and 12,000 bushels, also from store $1 08; 17.400 buxtels Kevoxba rpring at $l 10,000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee clib at $1 05 4 $1 08; 2,000 Duahela No, 1 Chicago spring at $1 6; 6,000 bushcis Green Bay club at $1 0F}¢ Corn nominal (uts steady: sales 4,000 bushels Canada at 3fc Other grains quiet Wolskey ominal at 2c. Tinyor t: 6,000 bbla. flour, 48 000 bushels wheat, 40,000 bueheis corm. Exports—20,000 bushels ‘wheat, 6,000 bushels corn Osweao, Nov. 28—6 P. M. Flour advanced 20. Wheat 2° ude advance on Up- Lake: sales 14,000 bushets Chicago spring No. 1 at $1 8,900 bushels Milwaukee club No. 1 at $1 10, and 12,000 busbels red Michizan at $1 20. Corn in demand ee tare Tih 3 © 3 for distilling: sales 6, 00 bushels samaged Tlinois at 550. Other grainr quiet. Lake imperta—o bbis flonr; 104, 000 bushels wheat; 32,20 oushels coru; 28,200 bushels barley; 9,100 buebols oats Canal exports—S,800 bble. oor; 1,500 bushels wheat; 6,590 burhols barley; 70) ‘Dushels peas. GrxcivwaTt, Nov. 2%, 1859. Flour Orm at $5a$5 15 for superfive Wheat atenty at$ 124 $1 15 for sed, ancat $ Zo a $1 25 for white. Corn steaty at 45c.'n 46 Whinkoy steady at We Provision: i pork at $16 a $15 60 ~~ Bacon ‘and 40. for Budes. Hogs buoy- les at 36 10 2 $6 15. Ouicaco, Noy. 28, 1859, Flour firm at previous rates; business limited. Whoat firm at fc. a 87c. Corn dul! and declined 2c, Oats quiet. Receipte to day—2,b00 bdis. flour, 10,500 bushols wheat, 84,000 bushels corn, 18,500 bushels cat Mi . Nov. 28, 1859. LWAU! Flour quiet. Wheat duil and deciined 1¢ a 2c. Corn— A declining tendency. Onta stenty. Receipts to.day— 600 bois, flour, 12,600 bushels wheat, Shtpments—3,400 ble. Sour, 28,000 bushels whost. Dernorr, Noy. 28, 1859. Flour firm at $475 186 for extras, Wheat dull. ‘Shipments to-day—2,500 bbis flour, 250 bushols wacat ‘Tourno, Nov, 28, 1859. Flour doll at $5 26 for eaperfine. Wheat dull at $119 881 20. Shipmentse—4,000 bbls. dour, 7,000 bushels Toronto, Nov. 23—6 P. M. Flour quiet. Wheat firm, scarce. and advance 20. white winter, $1 Ze $1 30; and spring, $1 a $1 02 others unchanged city Poutie INDEPENDENT COUNCILMANIC MEETING IN SEVENTH COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT. Anadjourned mocting waa held last evening, at tho cor- ner of Forty-first stroct and Sixth avenue, for the purpose of bearing reports from committees of five, appointed at @ previous meeting, to nuko a Oouncitmanic nomination in each of the following war’s:—Twellth, Nineteenth, Twon ticth, Twenty fret and Twevty-eecond. Mr. Lobins B ‘Ward'bad tho chair, and Mr, Wm. W. Niles officiated as THE ‘Tho membors of the committee of Gve of the Twelfth qward present, were Mezers. Stephen Roborts and Wattor Brady. Their choico was Mr, Charles N. Deckor, present representative, elected by the republicans. The committee of the Nineteenth ward, composed of tho following gentiemen—Mr. E. Sturgess Lockwood, Mr. Richard Reed, Mr. Asb, Mr. Coarlea Smithson aud Mr, Wo. L. Lock wo00—nominated Mr. Hamblin Babcock. ‘The committee of the Twentieth ward nominatet Mr, Joseph Millwood, @ manutacturer of sewing silk aud taxpayer. ‘The committee of the Twenty-first ward handed in the names of Mr. Thomus C. smith, « builder by trade and a taxpayer. ‘The committee of the Twenty-kecond ward nominated Mr. Lan Allen, prescut represontative, elected by the American party. Considerable discuss'on aroge en the comparative morits of Mr. ‘Thomas ©, Smith aud Colonel Vosburgh, who had deen-subsequently proposed by a member of the Conven- tion, Mr, Webb. At last, however, it was decided to ra tty ‘the nomination of Mr. Smith by the cominttres, lonel Vosburgh was tien proposed by Me, Hyarr as the joint oominee of the five wards, or the Sixth Counct!- ‘manic vomivation, During the oiscussion on the merits of Colonel Vosburgh, cousierable anxiety was exyrossed to settle fact whetner he at tho present trme nolde a public off@ or nor. His miltary reputativn was men- tioned, and finally, after much delay, tt was decided that ‘Colonel Vorburgh would be a suitable man, ‘Other vames were proposed for this nomination. Mr. ©.C Pinckney’s apd Mr Danio) Townsond’s were pre- sented; but, alter te five committees had retired and dis- cussed the merits of the candidates, they brought in the folowing regult:— 12m ward—Colone} Vosburgh., 19th ward—C. C. Pinckney ‘20th ware—Daniel Towvsen Qiet ward—Colone} Vosourgh 22d ward—Colove) Vosburgbd . ‘A committee was then appoin ‘Durgb at his residence 49 Eaet Thirtieth street, to xno sunce to bim his nomination, and, if accepted, to recsiro bis ac- sceptanee for the Covvevtion in writing. Tho meeting then adjourned. seneeB Votes, bo REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. - To-day thoso evtitied and who dia not vote at the last election, and whose bames, consequently, arc not on the spol Hats, will have ap opportunity two register their names. e regittrars Meot ut the same places us in the October registration, FRAUDS IN REGISTRATION. Instnict ATTO! New Yorx, } ‘To mx IssrRcroRs oF Rzeist Information baa been communicated to me, which I sdecm reliable, that a pian hax been set on foot by certain qpersons to place a large number of names fraudulently on the registry lists, for the ensuing election I there: ‘lore deom it proper to call the attention of tho inspectors ‘to the mattor, and to urge them to ecrutinize witu great ‘care every bume they place upon the re whether a personal application ts made to them or not. It i the duty of the Wwepectors to register every person they know w be a your, but if neither of the ins; Should know the person seeking to be register they have no other satisfactory assurance #8 to hie rig! ‘to be rogistorod, 1t wilt no a Moasure of prudence to wt- minister to him the outh proviced by law. If ang in- Spector wilfully causes or permits a pereon to be illegally Fegisterod, bo renders bimneelf Hable to imprisonment in State prison for not jess than one year; and tt will bo a@my duty to prosecuw rigorovsiy aay such case which may be brought to my attention. NELSON J. WATERBURY, District Atzorncy. 3 Orvicn, ¥ |» 185. Mr. Tomlinson’s Chaim Against the City. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TARM. Before Hon. Judge Daly (F. J.,) Brady and Hilton... Nov. 28.—Theodore #. Tumtsnson vs, The Mayor, c&e., of New York —This was an appeal by tho Corporation Coun gel against a decision of a Judgo at Special Term, wh confirmed the report of tho referee in favor of tha plain @iif, who claims that there is duo to him a large sum about $30,000) for focs and costs in proscenting’ parting der violations of Corporation ordinances. Tho matter was gent boforo a referee, who reported in favor of Mr. Tom. Aineon. Mr. Bueteed, Corporntion Counsel, appealed from the coufemation of the report Mr. Jones, on bebalf of Mr. Tomlineon, raized a pro: liminary objecti@s, to tho offect that under the provisions of the code, and various docisiona, there coald not be nay review at Goncral Term without a caae having been pre- viously made. Mr. Ely, for defendanta, contended that tho report of a reforeo Was almilar to evidence taken before the Court. Judge Daly faid that he ana bis associates wero under the impreesion that they had jurisdiction. The Court ould, howover, look Ini the points, and resorye its do- cision for the present. Adjourned, The Late Murder on Board the Sohooner Jobn M. Uleyton, INVERTIOATIVN BEFORE UOKONUE JaOEMAN—INTRR- ESVING STATEMENT OF THE MUMURED MAN— TESTIMONY FOK AND AGAINST CHR PRISONER DOWNING VERDICT OF THE JURY AND COMMITTAL OF TH acovAKLD Tho murder of James Quinn,a band on board tho schoouer Joon M. Cisyton, at the foot of Twenty-cintn Street, Exat river, on Saturday night, was fully invest. gated by Coroner Juckman yesterday. The toquest was held at the Twenty first ward station house, ia the pre- seDce of a large Dumber of spectators, who seemed to take a deep intereet in the progreas of the provesdiugs. ‘The evidence olicited was unusually interesting, especially that of Capt. Jayne, who bad a long conversation with deceased relative to the manner in which he was shut. ‘The pri oner, Toomas Downing, brought « witness named Riley, to prove an alibi, and succeeded W a certain extent ‘a showing that be could not have been the person who committed the murdor. Still, the jary wore of the opinion that Downing was implicated, and a verdict to that offsot ‘was rendered accordingly. Anmexed will bo found @ ro. port of the proceedings before the Coroner: — duly sworn, —I river; Captain Jayne =i mye tot but steal and thieve around, and was a bad character deceased suid be heard that Downing been well’s Taland, aud had made bis escape from there; he said © mo, ‘You ought to know him, as yeu are an old policeman; [ auked deccased where he could 0e found; he eat, “T could find hum on the corner of sevoad Street and Second avenue, or in fbirty-ninth strevt, bear Second avenne;? 1 told deceased not to charge guy tnuvcent man with the crime; he eaid, “1 know what I am saying—it is so—it ‘was Tom Dowa- jug tbat did it;? TF asked him thie several omer, to see ii be varied in bis answers, but be stuck to it that Tom Downing shot him; [ deceased what Tom was doing ov board tho veseel, when he replied that Tom wid him that T sent hu for my gua; deceased said he did Dt del.ove bu, and that be could not have the gun or any- thug else out of the cabin; deceased said that Tom tale the reply tbat be would ture in there and wait until morn- ing, and wait there untii the in cams ou Ooard; de- cased said to bim, “Very well,” aad Downing turned iu; deceased told mo that Downmg stayed there about an hour or 80, and then got up and said bo was going, 98 he could not sleep; deceased said he got up and Lighted tue lump, When on turnng around he #aw the gun in Dowa- iog’s bai 2, deceased said bo asked Downing what he 10 do with the gun when he raised the gun aad 1 aaked deceasod whore Downing had bm, when be polnted to his groin and sau ’ I unbuttonea bis pantaloons aud Ww the wound; I asked deceased once more if ho was Sure as to the taun who shot him, when he replied “Captain, I would not tio to you—that 1s the man;” he for'a drink of water, which 1 gave bim; he com J of feeling cold, when T covered him up; be asked Tio to get. a doctor, when { tola him Twas going to take im to the bese ital, which [ accordingly aid; deceased could not telt what time the shooting took place; he told me that Downmg used to keep company witha man named Nugent; f knew who deceased meant when ho meutioued Tom Downing’s name; I found the in the cab, with one barrel discharged, and which I bad pre- viously loadea myself with smalt shot; the gun was a donblo barreled ono, and both barrels were loaded when T left the veezel. Denvis F. Suilivay, of the Twenty-first precinct police, deposed What he viatted deceased on board the schooner, ‘xd heard Lim eay that it was Tom Downiog who shot bim; witorss asked decoared why Downing bad hot him, when be repled “Ho wanted to steal my boss’ gun and I woukd not tet bim;”’ aeceased said the shooting occurred about nine or bait’ past nine o'clock on Saturday night. Policeman Joba E. Barker testified that he accompanied tho previous witness to the achooncr, and was present when deceased stated tbat he was shot by Tom Downing; witncss asked deceased if it was the Downing who tra- yelled with Nugept, when he replied in the affirmative; tho prigoner ts the man alladod to Mury McGann und Mary Haskins teati(led that the pri soper ieft the premiges 42 First ayonuc about eight or nine o'clock on Saturday night; did not seo him again until eight o'clock the following morning; did not see the Prisouer in the street on Saturaay night. Yoitceman Nathaniel B, Abbot ceposed that ho saw the prisoner in compauy with the two previous wituesees about ten o'clock on Saturday night, near the coracr of First avenue and Twenty ninth. street; offlcor Waros was with the witness and also raw the prisonerin company hohe ica MicGana and Mary Haskins, as previously stated. James Leayens testified that the prisoner was in his store, ut tho foot of Thirty-cighth street, East river, bo- tween cightand nine o'clock on Saturday evening, and that after staying there a few mitautes he left. Russell Meyers, of the Twonty-first precinct police, deposed that be arrested the prisoner at his residence, in First avenue; he denied having shot deceased, and said he would not _be guilty of killiog any man. Avexandor Riley testified that he was io company with te prigoner on rday Dight up t half past three o'clock ob Sunday morning; did not see the women Mary M jp snd Mary Haskins that night; witness aud Down. ing wore ata cance that night, aud were together until Sunday morning ut 33 o'clock. Tho tcetimony of the doctor who attended deceased and made the post mortem examination was then taken, after which the case was subantted to the jury, who, after due deliberation, rendered the following VERDICT: —~ That tho eaid James Quinn came to his death by being shot with a gun tn the bands of Thomas Downing, on board of the schooner John M. Clayton, lying in the East river, at the foot of Twenty ninth etrect Upon the reneiuon of the above verdict Coroner Jack- mau procecded to examine tho prisiouer in the usual man- nor prescribed by tnw, as follows >— Q. What ts your namer A. Thomas Downing. Q. How old aro you? A. Twonty-threo years. Q. Where were you born? A. Tn Troland. Q Whore do you live? A. In First avenus, between Twenty-titth and Twenty-sixth streots. Q. What is your occupation? A. Seaman. Q Have you anything to sy, and if so, what, relative to the charge Lere preferred againet you? A. fam inno- cent of the charge; I was with Mr. Riley from cight o’cick on Saturaay night until half past three o'clock yesterday morning, aud at four o'clock I was ia bad. ‘The prisoner was then committed to the Tombs to await the action of tho Grand Jury. Board of Alderme This Board met last evening, President McSpedon in tho chair. ‘TUE RNOOKLYN FERRY MONOPOLY—MOVEMENT OF THR COM- MON COUNCIL TO COMPEL A REDUCTION OF THR FERRIAGH. A communication was received from the Brooklyn Common Council, enclosing a resolution adopted by them, anc approved by tho Mayor, 224 November, 1859, as followe:— Resolved, That 8 apecial committee of three be appointed, yuth fu | porver to negotiate with the corporate anthorive of | the clty of Now York forthe alterations of the terms of 50 ma (0 restore the Jorriage rates in 1883 and 'S4, oF 1 secure to the city of Brooklyn the ferry franchises in such | manner ae to aflain that object. ; ‘The Special Commutteo set forth shat it is desirable by the body whom they represent @ut the terms of sale in the acvertisement of the Comptroller, referring to tho rates of ferriage, shall be so altered as to read that “An express stipulation will be embodied in the lease that the leeeee sball run the eaid several fernes at a uniform rave of faro, Dot excooding the rate of fare collected by the | Union Ferry Company, January 1, 1864,” in place of the | words ‘thelr present rates,” ada’ limit'of charge. i Tho conditions which have urged the Common Connell of Brooklyn to this request arc those which mutually affect the intereata of New York and Brooklyn. The several forrics onumerated for a renowed lease of ten years from May 1, 1861, are tho great connecting liuks | which bind in one common interest boch localities, ind it | is plain, without any appeal to statistics whatever, or any elaborato argnment, that every facllity of communica- tion, whothor by mereuse of connecting lines or dooreaso of ferrlago rates, is an important public denefit, chared by each ity in proportion to its business reprosenta- tion. ‘Tho condition of the salo which stipulates that ne ferry of thore numed shall be discontinued without involving the abandonment of the cntiro loaso, sufticiently demun- strates to your body that principio. ‘Tho Brooklyn committes conclude a long communica- tion by asking that the Comptroller be directed w make the foregoing chaage in the Isagnage of the advertisa- mont when they (the Brooklyn committee) shall hare flied with him {is guarantes on the part of the city of Brooklyn for such aggregate receipt of annual rent under the lease aforcsaid. On motion of AMerman Boor, a committep of three ‘was appointed to confor with tho Rrooklyn Camaon Counesi. The President named Messrs. Boole, Sterr and Darragh such committees. Tho Committee oo Ordinances reported in favor of anting to Jorn Myers thoeprivilege of running a stage fine from Second ayonue through Seventy-first street to the Contra} Park. —Rocommitted. After pome rovtine busine Thursday next. Bavevrt Concent yor Tus CACRCH OF THE INCARNATION.— Mr. Jorome Ffopkins’ grand concert in aid of the building fond of the Mission chapel of the Church of tho Incarna tion, comes off’ this evening at Palace Garden. The pro- Rratame comprises tho namos of Miss Hiattio Andem, Miss Harriot Westorvelt, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Geo. Simpson, Mr. Schreiber, Mr. W. H. Carrie and Mr. Jov Jameson. ‘Tho moritorious object of the entertalnmont, and the Attractions cifered, Will, no doubt, ensure w large at- tondance, the Board adjourned to Before Judge Russell, Nov. 2.—Althongh the regular term of this Court ter- minated on Raturday , the City Judge availed himself of the Provisions of the bew law which provides for the extea- sion of tbe term, when necessary, in order wo floish the Dusiner* prepared by the Grand Jury. It is bis intention Gr sit thix week til w1ihe ude'ment prepared for trial ure dietxeed of, hus furnishing an examole of official in. dustry which deserves to be imitated by his colleagues. John Weinberger was convicted of an assault and ‘battery on Joneph Green, of 62 Baxtor street, Robert Mclean, tar tcted for forgery tn the secoud de- gree, Anemag in bia ovaneerfon, Ove dollar bills the fourth grade of tbat for Sentence till Wedneetay Of indictments; aud the foreman having stated that thes fem, an Ue Uinchs t's Ones “pe thotr tion to the public . k - ——= City Intelitgence. Pres n Tustry Pracs.—Ewo Fagen BADty InsvaxD = About four o'clock yesterday afternoon, a Gre broke out Joseph C. Groone wore arrested by policoman steclo, of the Twentieth precinct, on charge of highway robbery, preferred againet them by John Carey, of No 148 Fulton Street. ‘The complainant alleges that Shattuck met him in Thirty-eecond street, and, in true Dick Turpio style, demanded bw money or his life. Having no pressing ne- ‘coenity for hie money complatpant banded over his purse, covtaining $4, and thus proserved hia life, It w supposed that Greene was Shattuck’s accomplice on the oceasion ot the robbery, but Mr. Carey waa unable to identify him. Justice Kelly committed the accused for exawnination. Law Laorcer.—Judge Clerke will deliver the sevonth lecture of bis course in the Law lecture room of the Uni- versity, this evening, at a quarter before eight o'clock Subject—“The Consiitution of the United States, aud of the several States.”” Lacrure ow Carnouc Epucation.—Mr. John Mollaly, the editor of the Metropolitan Record, a popular weekly religious journal, and the ized official organ of the Catholics in this section of the country, will deliver a lecture to-nigbt on the above eubject, in the large hall of the Sooper Institute. The subject of the lecture is one of manifest and deep Interest to the Catholica of this country, and thie, coupled with the fact of the undoubted ability of the lecturer in treating on educational topics, warrants the areertion that the lecture will be useful, interesting and instructive, Tre Lacncn oF THe Iron SrramEr Matanzas.—This steamer, which was not successfully launched on Satur- day morning, at ten o'clock, after being put upon a new set of blocks, was very handsomely launched yesterday morning at eleven o'clock. She now lies at tho foot of Wet Thirteenth street, to be entirely fitted up by Dela- mater & Co., at their fron works. Scppgy Dears —Patrick Sullivan, lately omployed in the Express restaurant in Nassau street, foll down in an epileptic fit on Saturday last, and was subsoquently taken to the Now York Hospital, where he died on Sunday last. Seexer Crmamina Orxrations.—City Inspector Delavan, atthe urgent request of the down town morchants, has made arrangements, notwithstanding tho fact that the street cleaning appropriation for the year has been ex- nded, to Clean the streets in the lower part of the city yy machinery, commencing to-day. Fata AccwENt.—A man namod James Quinn was almost instantly killed last evening while driving through Forty-fourth street. It seems that the atrest is in a miso- Table condition, and he was snddenly precipitated from his wagon, aud his skull so badly fractured that he died #eon after, in the Twenty second ward station house. Rosma.—J, M. Cooper, while attending the politica moctiog 8 tho Cooper Institute iast evening, war robbed of a gold watch valued at $840. No clue to the thief could be ascertained. Srvniove Movey.—Bogus bills purporting to be on a bank called the Batten Kill Bank, of Manchester, N. H., were paseed on savcral store keopers in the Twenty second ward last evening. No arrests were made by the police. Brooklyn City News. Brooxryy Common Councu.—The Board mot last even- ing, the Preeident in the chair. A communication from the Counsellor was submitted in ‘avewer to a reeolution, stating that there was no authority to transfer to the street cleaning account of the Eleventh werd bea hi of the sum received from tue Mechanics’ Bank of Willamsburg. Is connection with the subject, a resolution offered by A'derman Dayton was adoptet, di- recting the Comptroller to pay the constractors for cleaa- ing the streéts of the Eleventh ward, and that the amouat 80 paid be charged to the ward. A resolution was referred to the Finance Committee, with power, directing the Comptroller to pay Inspectors of Elecuon, acting a8 registers, $5 por day for four days; capvassers $6 each, and poll clerks $10 each Alo. Katbileisch offered the folowing proamble and re- solutions — Whereea The Bro: klyn City Railroad Company did not con stract a ratiroad throt gh Furman pireet, by the Ist of Decen der, 1885, conformal y to the assent tnerefor given by this Com. mob Council, and wher-as, the Brooklyn and Jamaioa Railroad Compary is desirons of extending their road through Furman Street to Fultor street, aud whereas, such extension Is mani fest!y for the public interest, therefore, Késo ved, 1 ba! ‘he assent of this Common “Council be hereby: given to the Brooklyn aad Jamaica Raflroad Comoaay or tte Aawgt.s to extend it road through Furn an street to the Faltoa ferry, to be used for horse oars only and to be subject to the regulations of the Common Council. Alcerman Cashaw offered an amendment, that the Brooklyn City Railroad Company have ‘the right to the use of #aid track of rajiroad, m connection with tho gaid Brooklyn and Jaroaica Company or tholr assigns, | eke that the City Railroad Company unite with the rouklyn aud Jamaica Raiiroad or their assigns to con- siruct Said road, and bear an equal expense of said con- struction and repairs thereof. ‘The amendment was accepted, and another amend- ment, giving tbe two companies authority to run cars for twelve years, was also accepted, and the resolution as amended was adopted. A resolution was offered snd roferred, directing the Commivsionor of Repatre to advertise for’ proposals to pave Myrtle avenue with Belgian ment. A large amount of routine business was transacted, all of astrietly local character, and tho board adjourned. ‘The Board of Cty Canvaseers concluded their labora previous to the mevting of the Common Council, by de- claring the Inspectors of Election who had received the highest number of yotes at tho last election. Counrerretr Hits. —Counterteit two-dollar billa on the Bank of Lambertvilie, Now Jersey, were in circulation in this city lnat night. Kixos Country Gocrr Cocrt Canaspan.—Nov. 22.— Nop. 15, 20, 28, 31, 86, 40, 44, 45, 465%, 4034, 47, 48, 49, 51, 34, 66, 58, 80, 3334.) 7 iat Brooxtyy Cry Covet Carsxpar.—Nos. 20, 28, 24, 26, 28, 36, 18, 42,46, 4, 6, 47, $2, 1, 19, 29, 25, 48, 32, 27° DaMsGns AGainsr Tax Crrv.—Tho city of Brooklyn was cast in the sum of $2,000, In ity Court, yesterday, for datagce arising from tho ovortlow of somo property be- longing to Charioa Thompson, in Stonbon. street. The overflow was caured by the stoppage of a deain in the fl ing up of Flushing avepuo. Frtomious Assavi.—A middle aged wouan, named Catharine Neibuhr, while on her way home, in Smith street, near Pouny Bridge, on Sunday night, was soizod by win, who dragged her into a fot and o 3 agsanlt Upon her pors fored that she was unable to a band lodged # complaint agalas pects Fata, Fau.—A man named Juhn MeGtvaey fell afea at No. 161 Atlantic street, on Sunday night, and broko his neck. His dos body was found next morning. Tho deceased leaves a wife and three children, Euxcrion oy Assasrans WNomerns.—The Board of Otficors: 0 Department, W. D., met fn tho Chief Engineer's office Inst night, and nominated the following candidates for Assistant Iagivcors:—Wm, H. Barrett, George Ward, Stophen W. Philips, Richard @ Lamb, George res to Thos. A. Horrigan, Eeander Conklin, Joba Cunningham, Win. H. Puroy, David D. Rogors, Wm: Vandeveer, Samno! S. Tombs, Joacph Howard, Join Tf. Finn. Of this number seven are to bo elected. Tho cloction ty to take plice on the 2d Tuesday io December. Fists Poxvooar Aranmrep.—Last night dotective Raynor arrostod a woll known fomalo pickpocket named Ellen Trumbal!, whiio in the’act of feeling a laly's pocket in Tltom @troot. There be! yg nothing in the pocket sha gotaethiey for her troable, ‘The accused was commited toawait s bearing. A man whom eho sua- Arrivals and Departares, ARRIVALS. Trom New Orleans and Hava City From Havane—C de Oaturl: a in the etuamehip Emplee Y AH Judit H atarain J Meg 3 RA LJ Rn Ft = Lg ae Frow Now Orieane— "re Hollin nnd two children, Siw Nuarriman and tho abide John Careoopulo—end Ws the ekernge ee ere From Cerdonas, in (be brig Moby Wateoo~BHoory Riehic la, Toaae Moat, committed op the 6th of July, As there wore exteauating ciroum- | pled at the wantfaciory, 233 Broadway. ( toon | ’ Southern Ald Seokety- TUE GkNRRAL AGHNT—m?DRRSB OF THT REV 8. B. OOX, ETO. ‘The sixth anniversary of this society ta place last ‘evening at the church of Dr. Walter 3. Clark, {2 Moroer Street, to a very thin attendance, a largo props tion of which was composed of clerical gentlemen. The sa"ViCrs ‘were opened by & prayer from the Rev. Mr, Bliss, of \%8 ton; after which the report of the Treasurer was read by” Mr. Gerard Kallock, showing @ balance in bis hands of $208 60. Rev. Dr. Gnuas, the general agent, then read the annual Feport of the society, which it represented as in a vory flourishing condition, both as regards funds and missions, The churches established under the ausplove of the 20- Clety were prospering giorioualy, effecting incalculable 0d among the prople of the South, particularity the blacks, who derived great benefit from the teachings of the Gospel. The first year of the existence of the society the committe collected $ 600; the second, $8,800; the fourth (the crisis), $7,400- REPORT OF Hig F i Ss 3458 i iH H F about the recun- Union, &¢. The Dr. Cox concluded bis remarks with @ fervent suncoes of society, the dissolution of prayer to God to avert the diintegration of the Usion, i which, he said, depended all our strength. United wo ‘would stand, but divided we would fali, and the sureat method of Keeping up the wholesome respect for our coantry from England, France, Russia and the rest of Eu- rope wae by sobering Sirimly to the great and Union of our States. ‘The Rev. Dr. Mokaan, of South Carolina, next made a few remarks; after which the benediction was: §pro- — by the Key. Dr. Hutton, and the audience de- parted. Williamsburg City News. Svppay Deani.—Abous five o'clock yesterday after- boon Mr. Jobu Berry, a carpenter employed on @ building of Mr. Hutchinge, in South Eleventh street, was taken le Gea crt immediately. The Coroner waa non- Fine. —Last evening a fire occurre{ (n the cellar of the Star Hotel, in Grand strest, E. D., which was extin- guiebeo bythe police with bat slight damage. Rossxxy—The house of ex-Mayor Wall, im South Ninth street, was enterod by burglars on Susday night and reobed of three overcoats. The family wore in the ‘basement at the time. Court Calendar This Day. Usrren Starnes Dierrict Court —Nos. 80, 82, 96, 60, 69. n4, 64, 86, 01, 136, 168, 81, 85, 107, 111, 114, 72. 113, 60, 104; 96,11 Surreme Court Crecorr—Part I —Nos. 265, 2399, 2401, ‘2408, 2469, 2411, 2493, 2417, 24i9, 2421, 2423, 1881, 953, 1 216V, 1653, 37, 77, 2308, 2223, 2111. Part U—adjourned wo Monday ext. The Drawings of the Sussex County and Consolidated Lottories of Delaware. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS, The Legislature of the State of Delaware, at tts last eossion, having given to Franee, sroxdbents & Uo. a latters coutrant for twenty years, we. the inceragued. Commissioners a potuted by tae Governor of sind oa intead the ei din tind said lotters, do hereby certify following are bers drawn this day — Bursex County—Ciass 211, Novemser 28, 1850. 48, 65, 73, 51, 61, 60, 26, 24, 50, 75, 72, 23. Coxsouipaten Lorreny—Crass 174, Bov, 23, 1858. 36, 1, 69, 76, 59, 68, 47, 67, 33, 37, 13, 60. ‘Witness onr bands at Wilmington, Del., this day (Monday), November 25, 1629. JOHN DALE, JOFN W. WALKER, } Commissioners. ALFRED R 'WouTTRN, FRANCK, KROADGENTS & CO, Witmington, Del The Voice the Hatters Heard.—Wh KNOX, the Hauier, went fato business, so the legend s»nory’ popular hatiers heard repeated. in the silence ant s tude of the bedebamber:—"If thon art but a dunce, Heaven will forgive thee, for it hus not given toea wierlom; hatit thou art not honest, begone!"” Subsequent fats anem to give colar to the truthfulness of the legend, ‘The succeas of KNOX, cor- ner of Fulton street and roadway, has necome a part of the written biatory of the business of New ork. White's Fall Style.—Gentlemen’s Dress Haws at WHITEH’A, the 216 Broadway, opposite 8. Paul's chureb. Ladies’ Super Plush-}ined Lisie Gaunt- lota, (2c, at 8] and £9 Williaw street, ove door north of Maden lave. Gav. M. TRACY, Agent, Heavy overcoats, Lig to $20; Sone: Over- ; susiness Coute nore bas, eo oats fy. A, SMITH. 146 Fulton street. Roots and Shoce.—Wete: proof warm fur lined and wool,” . LEGSINS, BUCKSKIN SHORS, desirable for'wtoter wear for ‘Ladies, rents and bo; BROOKS’, O75 Broadway und 150 Paiton treet. Brooklyn.—Wilitamson Broe. Holiday Poo pbe and Cameotypes. Two Hundred and Forty- nine Fuiten Brady’s Gallery has Removed from 350 Broadwes ta G4 Broadway, comer of Bleecker street. Photo rapa, Daguerreoty pes and ambroty pes. Tee-Taw-Tuam.—Holmes’ Old Gallery ts amoug the Iive men of Gotham, at $15 Broadway. Dollar Pho- tographs and Ambrotypes. Holtdays.—The Old Piace, the Old Style of Pictures, with all the new improvements; ga'lories patron. faed by the old friends, aod ail the old ariisis on hand at MEAD BROTHERS, 233 brosdway. Holidays.—New Era, New Pictures; the winactype, & eee pone mold lookets and pins, for the holiaaye, &c RADE ROTHERS, 235 Broudway. Wheeler & W'ison’s Sewing Machines.— Office 508 Broadway, New York. Grover & Baker's Notseleas Family Sew- ng Machioes wt recuced en. 995 ROADWAY, NEW YORK, ist FULTON STRESP, BROOKLYN, Herring's Patent Champion Fire Ad burglar proof Safes. 261 srondway, cornor of Murray street, New York: Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, the best tm the world, aurosestng all made, Sold and ap- Hi, Inimitable Hair Cutter.<Hair Dye 80 cotta, black or brown Depot No. 1 Barclay street, pd sold bY all druggists, Basry’s Tricopheorous is the Best and sh Srucle for crossing, beasuify ing, . our ing attanoagin an inane eet cirugg inte. Millions of en of a Paki nitetf og SYRMD Ore nO" @ z for ehiidren = he never wnoceas. Relief ie mo sdtaie and certain, Only 249. a bottle. { i { Christadoro’s Hair Dye, Wige and Toupecn, the beat im the world, whvieswe and retail, and (ap. dye privately applied, ut 6 Astor House. A Beautifal Rage dc odpm te Birom ¢ Youth or Ligtid Pearl ie the best articio in @ SEigion Spd presorring the complerien a Te wovderfnl eects may be seen and gratis, st eATRD'S Ladies’ Hairdressing lishment, 0 roadway. Dr. Se ae chm Apply bis Raat. re Truss with success, ioe nape seceeh Koes Fear Holloway’s Omtme inteters, Put fo ancakore, artistes, vorae”s, und alt whose professions: anb- sent im ty alrcinayof Ore aie, ‘chet oe inane, free! Ve + at oF Tus Set. “otlce 80 Naldwry jens CésamNlS Bnd ambient Cant The of drown Ne Depo’, of Mr. Do Jongh’s Lig ‘aa Cod fiver Oi baw been femored yi ED sone OY Duane alton, ee ht we N&W YORK HERALD, TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1850, The Family Horntd THR WAS EED SCEAMSHI INDIAN —NeWY “TOM OALI- FORMA, BUROPE, OBINA, ETC., BTO.- F{r BABPNR 6 ¥EMKY OUTBREAK— LOUAL News OF TH. METROFO Lig—THR MARKETS, ETC , ETC. The Famuy UeRALD of to-morrow (Wedne. will full particulars of the Lous of the steamship rept vm te Statements of the Officers; News from Kurope, Ca'iforale, China. £0., £e.; affairs at Harper's Perry; all the Local Hews of Yort and the adjoining cit es of aa taterouting Charse’ ter; mepors of the New York Cattle, Produce and Moooy Markets; Dolugs at the Police Courte; Corouers’ {nquiests; AX thorial Remarks, and 8 record of al occurrences of the pre- coda of an lotoresting or twportaat oature Tam e—The Famer Hanae te puditesed every Wednesday &t Two Dollars per aneum. Subscripteue reocived at the othee, comer of Fulton ona Meme etrosts Siugis copies rice tour oADtay te de obtained Ht the oles and of all wows venders Advertisements inserted st the usuat Hanae rates. Drawings of the Delaware Lotte- les. L. EYDY &°C0., Managecs'¢ £m ~ WOU! DELAWARE, TY a WAMOTR! Stare Lorrenisa Dmswsas—exres ‘Mo. G9, & ese. CAAA Rss, M0, E30, oo 83, 75. 31. 61, 66, 2%, 27, 47, 22, 71, Ciroulare vent free of es, dy ‘WUUD, KDUY &: hot > 46,52. Polawarn BUHalvU, ms (area | ‘Water arest, if: ¥. Bare band Hete—The nge twaay; pus Only be had os WHITH, he Deadwor ee : : TAA rey 8 m4, by . Mr. ekiyn. Joux to Bum A Sire, both Sumuey—Cuvrcn.—In We » O Nov. 36, by the Rev. Dr. Butler, Major & 8. Soumr, U.S An to Died. Dyzx.—On Mc Nov. 28, Mazr C.. of Davia © Dyer, ee ets Pee Femorguan ‘The frisade &f tha family ate Invined to attend the fone- rel un Weduewdsy afternoon, at vue o’cluck, from the re- sidenco of her father at Ball’s terry, New Jersey E.uorr.—On Nev 27, suddeniy, of 2! bassory! in bu Oh yore eet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at omee’elock. Philadelphia asd Werhingtos papers pleas copy. Hawm.—In Seymour, Indian, on Wednesday, Nov. 23, Cuakias B. Hawms, of Youkera, N. ¥., cldeet oom of the late Peter Hawes, of this city. The relatives and frienus of the family are invited to Attend the faneral,from the Ar chareh (Rev Dr. Seward}, Yonkers, this (Tavaday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Trains icave Hudson Miver Natiroad station, Chambers street, at eleven o’clock A. M.; return trains leaving Yonkers at 3:32 and 4:26 P. M. Hotprr.—On Sunday, Nov. 27, Lacna, infant daughter of Jobp M. and Mary Ann Holder, aged'6 months and 27 days. “The relatives and frienda of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Tuestay ) a’ ternvoa at two o'clock, from the resiuence of ber parents, No. I4i York street, Brooklyn. HusTER.—Feil asicep in Joas,on Monday, Nov. 28, Mrs. Maxmua Howrer, widow of tho late Join Hunter, aged 65 years, 4 months and 2 days. ‘The funeral! will take place on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, 10 Oumberiand street, Brookiym. Her friends aud acquaintances are re- Bpectiully invited ta atend. Servant of God, well done! ‘Thy glorious warfare'’s past; ‘The battie’s fought, the race i won, And thou art crowu’d at iat. Boston, New Orleaus, and Sau Francisco papers please copy. Brnceaw.—00 Sunday, Nov. 27, Cuantorrs 0., wife of Willum Hucchan, aged 29 years. Her relatives and triends are respectfully tovited to at- tend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, st one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mra, Kichara Seely, No. 542 Peri street. Hawenm—On Monday, Nov. 28, at 6A. Mi, Esrmmn Bawniss, sister-in law of Tuomas Hughes, late of Catha- rine street, New York, The frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to.at tend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, st one o'clock, from the residence of Hoghes, Benson street, Melrose. Her remaine wilt be taken to the Roman Catholic burying ground, Morrisania, for trtermont. Isaacks. —Un Sunday vight, Nov. 27, Sasson. M: Issacns, in the 63d year of his ago. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attonud the funeral, from bis tate residence, No. 99 Went Sixteonth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely. Levy —At London, Rng. on Monday, Nov. 7, Mrs. Cra mista Lavy, daughtor of the late Benjamin Andrade, of London, aged 65 years. Moons —Un Sunday, Nov. 27, Mrs. Larrma Moors, wife of Joun Moore, (deceased) in the 74th year of ber age. Her friends and those of. her eons ate rvspecttully in- y) afternoon, at two 140 South dicth. o'okrok, from hor late street, Willismeburg, L. I. Mort.—Suddenly, of croup, on Monday, Nov. 28, at 33¢ P. M., Jmaa Mort, son of Captain Jesse and Mary 3. Mott, agea I year, 3 mouths and 24 days ‘Tho reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 106 Willoughby street, Brooklyn. The remaius wi be taken to Cypress Hills Cemevery. ‘Macxisy —On Monday morning, Nov. 28, at the resi- denes of her mother, Mrs. Susan J. Mushbeck, in Joha- sonspurg, Warrencoonty, N. J., Jciza B., wife of Charles Mackley, and daughter of the latc Euas Mushback, Esq., in the 2th year of her age. Prevost.—At Pelham, Westchester county, N. Y., on Monday, Nov. 28, Jaurs'H Prevosr. Tue friende of ‘the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his iste residenc=, without further invitation. Carriages will be in waiting at the Mount Ver- hon depot to mect the quaitur past tweive o'clock train of the New Maven Raltrvad from the corner ot Tweaty- seventh street and Fourth avenue, aud convey friends w the bouse. Prxuizs —On Monday morning, Nov. 28, after a. short inves, Vinoria E., oly daughter of Benjamin K. and Enma M. Peebles, aged 2 years, 7 mouths aud 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, thia (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 3) Rivington treet. ‘To the high and goiden palace ‘Where the loving Saviour dwella— Where the harping of the harpers On the air forever swells— There, amid the amaranth blossoms, Beyond the swelling tide, She emiles on Jesus’ bosom— Our little one that died. Raw.—Op Monday, Nov. 28, Joskruise.V., wife of Chas R. Reed aud eldest daughter of Jacoo Bern, aged yeare, 5 months and 20 days. ‘The frieucs of the family aro reapecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wedneaday aferndon, at one o'clock, trom the residence of her broter, Henry C. Berlina, 193 Henry street, near Jefferson street Scuexcx.—Un Sunday morning, Nov. 27, after a linger. img illness, Cannim Daven, daughter of William J, and dulin sebenck, aged 1 year, 5 mouths.aad 14 days. The relatives and friends aro respocttully invned to at- tend the funeral, from the resigence of her parents, No, 30! Fitth uvenue, this (Tues iny) afterzoon, at two o'clock, without furtber {nvitation. Stacu.—On Monday, Nov. 28, Euza, wife of Maurice B. Stack, printer, aged 34 yeare. Her romaing will be taken to Bergen Cametery, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late’ resi- denco, 1¢ Meadow street, Hoboken. MISCELLANKOUs. NOTHER WITNESS. IMPURTANT TU PROSTRATED AND DEBILITATD, INVALIDS, Thousands of tBvatld ladies in carious parts of the United States, wl! confirm tbe teatincay of ¥re K Latham, of Pactle hy my N. Y., Sele = recently been entirely cured us dip'reseing liver complaint of some y ears standing, by a short euuree Sf HOSTET (ats Stumech titers cask. La tham. the hoeband of the ‘ady, joius with bis wife io expsess- Ing walinaed sonfidence in tbo'preparation. und both are-at all umes rev 10 state fect connected with, Mre L's onse, which Was a very Odsttonte and complicated ove of lver.eom- plait (ae it waa termed by ber physician), ageravaied by dya- pepela and a general dersogement of the intecuai oresda ‘cure bar been thurouga aud complete; nor ia there ay Kind of swumach conm lalnt, of apy afecton of. the dowe.s wich will not yiold jum a8 readily to this potent restorative, Bold by all druggists. T McLERS’ WEDDING ©ARD DEPOT, 643 BROAD. ‘way—hlegant Cards; moderate prices. 1 UB PASSPORTS ISSURN THROU BISRKIA., Notary Public, Commissioner 7A EDWARD af Deede of all Ge States, Zit Broadway, corner of « STONISBINGLA CHEAP REGARS, HAVANA, COMES Aetna derma, from $40 $00 per thatsand. "Gay ws work we abmy © CHERKS. 17 Broadway. TIENTION If CALLED TO Tak EUREKA (b',G8RATED SEWING NAOHINRA, ioe $0 complete, We ranted to give entire sausfuction. FYnnolpal ofice, 489 BRUADWaY, LOCAL AGENAS W. ‘RD IN EVERY CITY. Adare a D, J, LEVY, General Superintendent, T SYEPDIL1—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &0.— ‘these solesbrated Carde, elogantly engraved, can be bad only ot 2 Brcanway, corner of Duane street. he TAYLOR'S: LETTERS 70 THE NEW YuRK MERCURY. PICTURES OF CALIFORNTA; wN YRARS LATER, ~ BY BAYARD TatLor, Au ROW praDy YEW YORK MERCURY. Bayant Tavior’s letters to the MERCURY are illustrated ay arputens nous ‘bis own percil, ‘and the rush for them is ang PRIOR ORLY FOR GENTS, At Aut. smn NEWS PrPOT, Brrr taxvors THE NRW yuRK MERCURY. RES OF CALIFORNTA; PCT Ore TALS RATER, BY BAYsRo TAYLOR, Raw NOW. READY Ta the New YORK MERCURY. yard Yettara to the MAROURY are Musteatod b; pe. 4 fons own pencil, And ube rush for them ta pi YRs ONLY FOUR CANTY, AY ALL THE WES DEPOT Sabatini BAtanD tavcowe a THE NEW YORK MBROUBT, PICTURES OF CALIFORNIA; Br BavacD TatlLOR, 488 HOW ReaDY NEW YORK MERCURY. Bayard s¢ylor's letters to the MRROUR' aratog, trot bls ows ped and ts Pum for toe SOOO PRICE OLY TOUR CENTS, 4? ALL tToE news carom iY —I fe ASTROLOGERS, Aratua heals insects ‘madi. er ‘kambers street. . CXAPRERAAPS RAR SG Spare” ES £00, a ‘BW BUNGE 4ND THRCAT ig ye Waren veeaunre, 3 D* STEPHEN SWEST, Tas gresbaataed Be - 0 Fon WANT BEARD —ir 60, USE MY OMQUENT ‘a gas RB. B. GRAHAM; WS Nessen ehemt. Ez ™sonvinsey sate, GENERAL ‘HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS: QREAT REDUCTION IN PhIOR EV. HAvGHWOUT 2 00, Broadw Now 488, #0 and 492 ESTs, e viors wah miao Glasewore Gebie's, Champagnes, Wines; perunns, Preserve bistes Ac., coat SEVENTY be the Fox assert to DOLLA: as sold “in thir ~ and upward. 4 plated Unstore, at ), $F and $10, and Shettel® » oe Sets six ‘St SBand $9, and of ox” Ravystweite-uine plepes, with Ivory handlex tm: ‘$2175 and $a 2S ; colored and exigraved wine Bottles, at $1 &8- wed Decanters, $6-per pair, and cut Be~ per dozen. &o , Heavy silver Quality at B15 » Fine 4 quisite ats le Sets of Cutlery, twas kee v ‘Trom which wre NO DEVIATION CaN BE MaDe ¥. HAUGHWOUF & Go. ¢ 488, 190 and 492 Broadway, E ‘Corner of Broome would call im attention of bouses, a, pabuic ', tO whetr extenatve mcrtnent Of HOUSE FURNISHING. lasaware. Gas avd their stock the acd German AvETYS MEDICATED PAPER. We ask you. if you value cleanliness and eomfort, te se drecuated Goxeuy s pure Paper, in pines of potsondus colered, She or paper For by all Cruggtsts, and at the 4epots, #1 Ana etresd 4W Broadway. FPGEMAN, CLARE, & 00/8 CELERRATED COD Liver Cll, warranted pure snd prevared from fresh Bab Livers, i MAN & 0, New 1h, 39, Bil woe res GLASSFS, PICTURE FRAMES, £0. New at low T. W. PARKEK & 00., 76% Rrosdwey, > Une door below Ninth street, N** yoRK KEROSENE OIL. 4 FULL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER. D&POT OF CUMPANY; 98 Pearl etree, @r-0r. THE SOLO MELODIST, A publication of 12 pages of Popu:an Musto, ed for FLUTE, VIOLIN, CLANLONET, ACCORDBGN, AC. & Price 10 cents. CONTENTS OF Nu ‘The Young Amerisa Laucera’ Quad has, Fraded ‘Ibe Argyle G joury Laurent On VR. « . eee Heltiak Gh! What « Worl Arthur Wile meee Labien beer of Thee. ley tae ‘Tbe banka of Alian ter aT So Sweet Her V Falls on Mine Far. Verdi For sale at rews derots and at the office of UUR MUBIVAL FRIEND, 167 Nagsau atrect. TRREOSCOPKS A’ xD AN “While phetorrap! Stereoacove repr duc the objects and STERKOSCOPTO VIEWS oW PRICES. by portrays the snblicae.end beauufu), the cee. 1D thete roundases and orommeuse, the scenes themselves." —oir David Brews er. BI Bitte BUUP ES. $0 75 1% imitation mahogany, dat . Mebogany, fae tlt lenses rood, Besides these. syne forty varieties including insiruinents bold 20u views without Peers VIEW: * ric VIE STERE SCI $0 Views of Paria at per d Views in bu itzeriand. Views tn the United states, pin'a.. Ma a color e’ ee Baropean sities... rh 0 took ; A catalogue of more than 20,000 views, together with deaw- 9 of Ingtrnments, Rout to Any sddreegon. receipt of a samp. eberemacopes Dy express. APPRTON & CO, UiGand 318 Broadway. Sincews SEWING MACHINES. OY No Zrowing Machive No. 1 8 machine. ‘The Ferally rewing Machine, a Ligon he abe jacchine mE bas SsSSSEES sze 4 he views tay be sent by mall, use ‘4 liveral discount w dealers. D. ‘Ae core, oa} ‘For sale at ball their Tauain ¥, horn, No. 35; Broadway. AYLOR'S SALOON, BROADWAY, CORNER OF Prenblie strevt — 1 bis saioom will be fund oe of tha bow. and Incst evnventewt places in the city fer merchants w dive ‘The lower, or Fe Neicon, [8 epi especially for, aad Becmiierly ‘Adaptod to thet purpose, bacing large and comme- Us ts bes, DO Grn quiet asd retired. Fie Tall of fa: 9 1 tom areew ia the city. as the aame time the most oo aud the viands aew the dnest the country aZorda. U SEPUL IN EVERY FAMILY. Paict, grease ae, instantly. Gloves fo arte gE, by jecpan & Co's Coaceutrayed, ering, ty te per baatlo } ERGEMAN d CU, Mol, 248, 5:1 and 73 Broadway. W BEELER & WILSONS ‘Tbe great economiser af time SEWING MACHINES. i And praserver of healthy, Have won tho AOE At the Fair of the nit Agric Soolesy, United States agrenkursl At the: Fairset MAINE, SBAMONT, CUNN ECE: » NEW JERSEY, NEW TURK, SEYNAAELUANTA, VIRGINIA, MISNBEP PY, MEIEOU AS, OW, INDIANA, AN, ASCON OntORNIAY AND At the Faira of tho Amezioan Tnstitate, New Work, Mesbavice’ 72, Av@eiation, Bost Pwsvblin Instiguie, Philadelphia, chanics’ Inatitute, tropolitan Mechanics’ i tute, Washington, Mechanica! Argcciation, Cincinnati, hentucky Ip ito, Loulsvil 6, Mecha» gal Associatou, St louis, Mechanics’ Tustitute, ncisom,, ‘Abd ot hundreds of Couaiy Paine Tho Tock Stich mand by ta Wnching ts the cannot be ravelied, and resents the peg ence le meg a won each Fide of tho anata feiy rade with, two threads, one tupon ech alde of the fab to, and Interloeked in the centre of te OFFICE, NO. BRO. AY, N. Te. for w ctreular 0S ADWAY, %. ~ anemeeniavlntlianieni site WTDRR'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAr@—THD powder and Durgla® proof lostay sist Gow suet 5 Algo 0. QUIRK BROTHERS, 94 lane. fe AGENTS WANTED. « oe Sr Ds “AY. ant Sa ee tg