The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1859, Page 6

lceeClose of the Opera “Tue Opera seasou will bo closed with the matings to- day. ‘Tbe final evening performance wus gion last night, ‘when the “Huguenota’? was sung for the eecont timo. ‘The artiste go bence t Philadelphia, opening at te Academy there on Monday, with Guzzaniga and Briguoli ip the ‘Polluto ” In January the Opera will be given in ‘Boston; eo that New Yorkers will be without their fayo- rite amusement until February, ‘The performance of lastnight attracted a good house, aad was sbout the same as that of Wednesday. The bonors of the “Hyiguenots"’ belong chiefly w the tovor ‘Btigelli, who gang the music admirably throughout, aud ~was especially good in the lust act. ‘Thie Opera season, which commonced on the 17th of ~Motober, bas beeu a very interesting and eventful one. ‘The public was disappointed in nearly all the artists from ‘whom anything was expected, aud agreeably surprised “by others of whom wothing was known and nothing hoped, ‘The season commenced on the 17th October, and cloaes ‘On tho 3d December. There have boon given in all, inolud- ning matinges, about thirty-Qve performances. Two operas ‘wow (o this public have been porformod, The first, tho * Sicilian Vespers,’ was splendidly gotten up, and was @upgeight times. It was the gen ral opinion that the Opera would have been more successful had tte charac- tore been differently distributed. At tho best, howovor, the ‘nusic did not eujoy aay such popularity as was accorded ‘apapimously to the “ Trovatore” aud the ‘ Traviata.” ‘Much praise is due to Signor Muzlo, who conducted the “Performance of the “ Vespers.” His orchvstra was the + Dest ever beard bere. The second novelty, ‘‘ The Magic “Flute,” was sung three umes, aud was generally voted “ too old fashioned.” The other operas produced during the season were the “ Rigoletto,’’ “Maria di Roban,’”’ Exnavi,” “ Lucrezia Borgia,” the “ Polioto,”” “Martha,” “Lucia di Lammermoor,” “La Traviata,” “La Son- pambula,”’ the “Huguenots” and the ‘ Trovatore.”” ‘Madame Anna Bishop sung tor the drat time at the Acade- “my on the 26th of November, aud made a great sensation, ‘Mr. and Mra. Draytou have also gasisted at a mati+ée. BE The first part of the season was very gloomy. The Greatest expectations had been formed from the pre- Himinary annouvcements. Tho once rival managors, Strakosch and Ullman, had anited their forces. Toe stockholders of the Academy had guaranteed a large sum for the advances required by the new urtiste to be on- gaged in Europe. Mr. Strakosch went to Europe, made a tying trip, found nearly all the theatres shut, and brought back two prime donne—Speranzs and Creacimano—bowbd of whom failed. Although Culson, who is very guod vin light operas, was if the company, and Mme. Gazzuniga wes evgagel directly after the break- down of the other singers, the Opera did not recover from the severe biow which it bad experienced. Tne public was afflicted with a distressing disease kuown ug ‘want of confidence, and although the compauy wasa good ope, well organised and properly directed, yet ‘there was wanting that sensation which is noedud to Grouse the public—that movster waich is always ‘craving novelty, and which never gets onough of it, What was to donc? Albertini! and Beau- carde, two artists of European repute, wero tried, and they mude only a moderate success, It was evident that a good part of the money invested tu Euro- pean artists bad been thrown away. In this terribie state of affaira,a little prima douna, Patti, one who had ‘been “raised” ia tho United States, came upon the svoue. ‘She -was a timid litte thing, sixwen years old oaly, but ebe thought she could sing the music of ‘Lucia’ Well, after a good deal of talk, she was engaged at very low terms. Sho could not have @ regular night, however; ‘sbo must take her chances on one of the terrible off pights, when, as a rule, nothing wilidraw. But Patu is an exception'to all rules except those of the solfeggi. Sho sang iret at o public rebeursa] on the 26th of last month, and surprised tbe critical audience which assembled, they not expecting anything half so good. She was tosing the next night, and by that time she was famous. At was Thanksgiving night, according to the Governor's ‘¢proclamation, aud no one gave thaaks more heartily than the managers of the Opera. The next day tae town rang ‘with the praises of little Patti, aad everybody marvellod at the curious circumstance that, after sending to Europe for artista who all failod, a great ‘tde prima donna ehould turn up directly under the noses of the managers. Sho sang again on Saturday for tho gnatinge (tho best of tho scuson), and thon on Tuesday another off night), repeating “Lucia” and winotug now chonors. On Thursday last Patti assumed a now réle—one in which she qould come directly in comparison with singers like Lind, Bosio and Sontag. Sho succecded against all this, and in all the exquisite morceau -of the opera she was pronounced superb. Tho .gudience, which filled the houge from top to bottom, was most intensely interested, and whilo she was singing there ‘reigned throughout the theatre that profound silence which is the bighost tribute paid to an artist. When the ‘epplause.came it was like a hurricane, No artist ever achieved so remarkablo a triumph under such remarkable circumstances. ‘Mise Patti is a great acquisition to the art world. She has rare vocal gifts, and wnderstands perfectly well how to use them. She is very young, very naive and very at- tractive. The critics bave been unanimous in her praise, and sbe is already the pet of the public. She has saved the Opera soason, ani it is to her that the managors owo the success which has been won out of the fire of defeat. As ® graceful acknowledgment of this fact, there will bo to-day an ‘Adelina Putti Matinée,” at which all the pretticat wemen in New York will assist, lige Patti will sing in “The Sonnambula.”” Tue future career of this prima donna will be watched with the greatest interest, After a toar through this country she will go to Europe, where sho will undoubted, ly receive the honors accorded to Malibran, Aloady, ‘we understand, thore is a movement on foot amoug some persons in this city connected with musical and theatrical matters, to make a purse and engage her for five years, paying ber fiity thousand dollars a yoar clear of ail ox- penses, 60 that when she 1s twenty-one she will havea cool quarter of a million in her pocket for ber marriage portion. Meantime Patti is enjoying all the honorsof her triumph. “She reecives no end of bouquets, wreaths and baskets of rare exotics, Ali the sons of song about town are invok- ing the muses in her praiso. They say she wears her Jaurels as modestly as she has won them bravely. There have been some other successes pendant to Patt'’s triumph. Among thom, that of Ferri, the bari- ‘tone, merits special mention. He isa fine singor and an admirable actor. Mme. Gazzaniga bas sung several of hor ‘Dest réles, and remains as ever a primo favorite with the public. Beaucarde and Albortini have cancelled ther ‘contracts with the management. They woro liked; but in tho “Trovatore’’ and the ‘‘Poliuto”’ they did not achieve 80 much success with tho public as Gazzaniza and Brignoli, ‘who are singing as usual, and that is exceedingly well. Such is the history of a short but very interesting Opera peason. It affords a good lesson to the managers, and has not been without profit to the public, who now begin to geo that we need not look to Europe for our singers, any more than for our painters, or our soulptors, or our mas- ‘ters of the mechunic arts. Court of Oyer and Termincr. Before Hon. Judge Roosevott (P. J.) THE FRAUDS ON THE FULTON BANK—-TAR CASE OF LANE REMITTED TO THR SESSIONS. Dro. 2.—The Grand Jury came into Court with a num- der of indictments against parties who are not yet in cus- toay. {thelr names Cannot, therefore, be made public at = Ib he case of Wm. H. Lane, against whom several in- dictments for frauds and forgeries on the Fulten Bank have already been tound, the Court granted a motion to remit the indictments to tho Court of Sessions for trial. ‘The Grand Jury wero diacharged aad the Court ad- Journed. A Beautifal Complerion—Laird’s Bloom of ¥ Liquid Pearl, te the best article in existence for Srenmyibg ave preserving the complexion and esin. Ite acer eflecta may be formand ied gratis, at LAIRD'S: way. 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OF JOHN BIN — ADOLICION REVO ie Wieost OF THM INDLAN NEWS FROM KUKOPE, CALIFOWNTA, SEW UKa- NADA, CENTKAL AND SOUTH amauica, M8XWO, BTC ~ LOCAL AFFAIRS, ETO, BTC The Weenie Hewaip 1! be pubiianed at ton e’clooe ile Boring Ita contents will embrace full particuters ot (Ne Execution of Joho Brown at -hurlestiown, Va.; another Ravo- lutionary Sebeme—Tucitement to Tresena aad Civil Wer, Seas irom Kurope, Califorata, New Granada, Central Amr en, ‘be Kouth Pacifie. Mexico Cubs, Weet ladies, £0 ; Parucu- Jura of the Wreck of the steamship Indian; Omituary—coath of Wanhington irving; Affairs at Wasbiugwa; bdiorisla ea Losding Topice of the Day; Keview of the Uaitle and Pro- duce Marketa, togethor with « large variety of tutoresting local and miscelinacous items Aingle oupies, we wrappers reedy for mailing cua be bad ai the cvunter = Price siz vous ‘The Drawings of the Sussex Coanty aad Copsulidaved Lotteries of Delaware. FEANCB, BROADBENTS & CO., wanacars, ‘The of the Sain or Delaware. at ite last srasion. basing given to France, Sewpaesety & Os, « lnvary ovstrarn fos ey auly yoore, we tbe ct by we be hed eb nt So reslage ct Gomes Countr—Crase 215, Decempan 2, 1859. 45, 21, 24, G1, 15, 76, 22, 70, 4, 25, 53, 8, 42, 63. Comsoupaten Lorresy—Ciss8 178, Dao. 2, 1850, 34, 43, 68, 22, 72, 76, 36, 47, 26, 67, 3, 37. potency > hands at Wilmington, Del., this day (Friday), ee ER Fis, fomutnn ALFRED R Wourten Rance. iskva dats 4 00, Wilmington, Del Drawings of the De! ware State Lutte- Hes - WOOD, KOBY & OV., Mavagers of the DRLAWARR, CHORGLA, KERTUOKY aXD MIMOTRI BtATD pmo nr Deiswase—Kxres O1en, So. 677, Decumssn 2 1809. 10, 75, #6, 46, 3t, 21, cn os, 62, 8 ry seat 80 B—-OLane Ni tar) Decesnss. 10, 43, 62, 7, 74, 12, 32 3 43, 9, oe, Laas 16, 31. Choulare sent free of expanse by wdai ‘Woon, BDDY 4 00., Delaware. zk 1m & Brother's Patent. pix OUT PRESSED TORAvoU, In the state of ever before attained: pre cereee wil the ako: retnine the. wordy WiCe. FUL MLAvOD ‘blob roffuoeu thet de'lgbtfaly «thine woraation “s oreciated by these who Bnow what bis Wanataornry, 8 Now 207 and White's Fi Baw « WHITE'S, Paul e church laruiee eareat, ut Fars and Hets.—The Bes esy, can only be had a: WHITS’S, 216 Seasonable.—The Tre wh le ago were cid ip bright greea, are now changed to red 4nd vellow, and te gay flowers whch gixdened sha eye have witbere? away while KNOX, the batter, on tue corner of Bro. day sud Fuiton at-eet, is ready to auyply the wasle ovm- munity with tats, of the most beautiful ety le, vextare aud finish, at prices to sult thy circumstances of his customer. Dash Overco om om $3 50 to $25. BUPBRB BLA: K PRKENCH COATS, $4 to $16 AtGhO. a, HUNTER & CU.'S, 200 and 92 Kewery. which a Little Novelties in Londun and Parts Scarfs, Just reor ised MUUDY’'S SHINT EMPORIOM, bead BROADWAY. Half Dozen Fine Shirts for 9s. MUUDY's SHIRT Mah OUACTORY, 282 BROADWAY. For Pestect Fitting Shirts, and the Intent novelties In geutiemen's Fuenisbing Greds, go wo Gisebd'S shirtand fucuishiog sore, No. 1 Astorydouse Boots and Shoes—Water proof Lourie sote, warm fur ined aud wuel,, TRAVELLING LOUIS, Lng INS, BUCK ORL wi _SHORS, And everything desirable fur winter wear for adios, gente and boys, at + BROOKS, B76 Brosdway and 180 Futon street Brady's Gallery bas Kemoved from 359 Bre bates be to 643 Kroadway, corner of Kiesoker street. Photo werreetypes auld ambroty pes. Witiltamson Bro.’s Photographs, Cameo- ype, aud their beauuiu ly colored Daguerrectype, laxea only 249 Fulton street, brvokiyn. Pity, Pity. Pty—The Fate of Poor Joha Brown; but let us he wise, aud getour Photographs taken py bOLMite, S10 Broadwey. der Sates—With Pa- proot crow hers Also, Gre aed b sree paren ee Cepus o Narre sirees, be! "earner of College ROBERT M. PATRICK, Herring’s Patent Cham; m Fire gua ,barglar proof 251 oroudway, corner of Murray strect, New York: Grover & Baker's Noiseless Family Sew= bei uasaigpeceetie WkoXpway, x = aeoarne 183 FULTON 81: Wheeler & Wlson’s Sewing Machines.— Office 605 Broadway, New dork. Puper B- Paper Bags and Paper of all varietles at FREEMAN & RUBSKTSON’S Paper Ware- house, 6 peesman sireet. Phrenological Examinations, Pointing Outtbe talents defects and right occupation, given daily at FOWsbA & WKLLS , 508 broadway. Batehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and To peca, the best in the worid, surpassing ali made, Sold and ap- plied at the manufactory, 2% sroadway. Christadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees. two vest i tho work, whoiesale and retail, and tho dye privately applied, at 6 astor House. Hill's Hair Dye, 50c., Black or Brown. Depot No 1 Harclay atreet, and sold by all druggists. Laimia- bie Hair entting FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farrar, Dec. 2, 1859. The money market continues active, and on cali money fa lent without difficulty at 6 per cont. Some loans are made at 7,and on State stocks money is advanced by some houses at 6; but the regular rate is 6. There is no change in rates for paper; seven is the regular rate for everything first class over 60 daye. Second class paper does not pase quite as easily as itdid. Foreign exchange for the Vigo to-morrow is vory dull and flat, The Wading drawers are askiug 109% a 110, but there is no demand evon at the inside figure. Francs go at 6.13% 86.16, Commercial bills aro not abundant, but good bills aro sold as low as 10934. Tno Vigo will take very little specie. By a singular error, the shipmeut by yesterday’s steamer, the Saxonia, was reported as $700,000; it was in réality only $489,000, of which $79,000 ‘was in silver. ‘The following table will show the prico of sight bills on New York at the cities mentioned-— sseseeed premium 1a Af Savannah .. New Orleans. Mobile..... a FH discount. There was a rather better feeling at the Stock Exchange to-day, but the business dono was not large. The pre- vailing excitement in referonce to the John Brown affair operates to deter people from purchasing stocks, and but for the fact that there has been no great quantity of ‘State stocks pressing on the market, prices would proba- bly have declined. As it is prices aro steady, but tranenctiong are Imited. Now York Central was tho most active of the railroad stocks; it advanced % por cent. People continue to dabble in the Eric securities, bet the price is hardty sustained. Tho Western shares wore in fair demand. Galena did not vary in prico. Rock Island advanced 3¢ per cont from yosterday’s closing rates. Tho Michigan shares were steady. Ilinoia Central advanced 3; per cent, with avery small busi- nese; at the present prices the shares in this company, which coat the owners $60, are now selling for $16. Tho traffic, as is known, is largely on tho increase; November will probably show an increase of $70,000 as compared with November, 1868; but this increago, it is said, is due tothe heavy freight business which the road is doing from Cairo, and it seems doubtful whether there is any profit on it, Panama took astart upward again, closing atan advance of 2% per cont. This is the fruit of the rapture of negotiations between Vandorbit and the Pacific Mail. Pacific Mail was steady; in the morn- ing it sold down to 75, but rallied in tho afternoon, and closed at 76% bid, against 7634 at the closo yesterday. Wseoms to be understood on all sides that there is no present prospect of a resumption of negotiations with the Commodore. In the afternoon the market waa well sua- tamed, and stocks closed steady at tho following quota- tions:—Missouri 6's, 8434 a 34; Virginia 6, 92% a 93%; Canton, 173¢ a 18; Cumberland Coal preferred, 11 a 18; Pacific Mail Steamship, 754 a 76; New York Contral, 8134 a; Brie,@ 8 \; Hodson River, 40% a X; Harlem, 9% a 10; do. preferred, 35% o 36; Reading, 41 & 4; Michi- gan Contral, 40% a 41; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 7 a 34; do. guaranteed, 18a; Panama, 135 4X; Dlinois Central, 66 a 3; Galena and Chicago, 72 a ; Cleveland and Toledo, 20X a 74; Chicago and Rook Island, Ob BK. ‘Tho dry goods importers continue their heavy pur- rc Chases of foreign goods, Last wook they took $1 ins, is of foreign goods, aguinat $1,368,286 same woek last soar, apd So4aju. “8M SCar Of 1867. At this rage the specie thipmente, wbich bave only just boon’ sispenled, will goon be resumed, aud certain classes of foretya dry goods wilt be ascheap next spriog as the purchasers could wish The poNey Low pursued by our importors—oack snan leag- ing retrexeoment to bis peighbor—will tell upon all of them before they bawe done. At the mocting of the Pacific Mail Company, held yes- terday, the powers of the commitwee appointed to negoti- ate with Vanderbilt were withdrawn, and a resolution Was pursed declaring that no further negotiations should be undertaken except by order of the board. This reso lution will commend ttself to the approval of the swek- Loiders. I tbe Pacific Mail Company had bad fewer com- mandors iu chief it would have done better. In the course of a report of the proceedings, the Commercial Advertiser states: — Mr. Aspinwall, who was associated with the President of the Company as a special committee w carry on a ne gotiation tor the sale of the property, reported that the committees bad revived a the of the steamers, &c., from Mr. Vanaerbut, substantia/ly. my the terms as already ¥ published in this paver. That ub. sequently Mr Vanderbilt had receded from his offers, on the eatire negotiation bad been ended by hia rofusal to Carrs. ont the supaianiees arranged bey between ‘him and the Oor cotemporary must be mistaken. It is impossible that Mr. Aapio wall can have reported that ‘the entire ne- gotiation bad been ended by bis (Vanderbilt's) refussl to carry out the stipulations arranged between bim and the committee; for Mr. Aspinwall knows perfost- ly well that tho nogotiation was really ended by his (Aspmnwall’s) refusal to give guarantees with- out which Messrs. Mosea Taylor and Horace Clark declarod that the Commodore could not safely cou- ‘summato the bargain. There is a great deal of strong and Juat aisguet felt at toe manner in which the public have been relieved of their goney in this matter; it will not 10 to ehift the responsibility for what haa happened to the wrong shoulders. Mr. Vanderbilt was not the man who broke off tae negotiation, nor was he the shrowd operator who bought tbe stock at 75 and gold {t at 90; before the controversy ends we may perbaps know somothing more aboat both these travsactions. The exchanges at tho Bank Clearing Honse this morning ‘were $22,949,552 89, and the balances $1,863,691 25. ‘The sullowing was the business of the Sub-Treasury to- day:— Total receipts, —For custom: Tota! pay men Bolance ‘The Portland, Saco and Portamouth Railroad has de- clared a d.vidend of 3 per cent, payable December 12. ‘The Wasbivgton Ice Company bave declared 2 dividend of 12 per cent from the earnings of the past year, payable Ob the 10tb inet. ‘The following are the November earnings of the Hud- fon River Railroad:— November, 1559. «#157 443 09 November, 1968, 137,094 59 Increase, eenee + 820,543 69 ‘The increase for the two past months in the earnings of this road are over Afty thousand dollars. Tho receipts of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company tor November, 1859, were as follows:— Tassengers, + $90,714 61 Freight... 16,500 00 Total... 108,214 61 Due other roads. 27,027 54 Balance 79,187 07 For November, 1858. + W197 94 ina + 8,989 13 Stock Exchan: Fiver, Deo. 2, 1859. $5000 US 6's, at ar 260 ats N Y'Cou RE., Bly Sou Tenn ¢ G a," 2000 Brookign’ w 1.2 102 2000 Hua Juv RR1lm 1x6 8000 5000 Hd. Riv RR Om 000 MCR 8pelmefcb £000 il Cen RR bs... B0ca's sine aw 9000 La Cr & Mill g b 80 she National Bk . 6 Amer Exch Bank $8000 Tenn 6's, 790.. i 2000 Ohio 6'e, ’E 18000 Missourt 6’a OG 200 — do, bi0 200 Reading RR . aly 100 shs Pac iil 8S my i 160 Nor’h & Wor RR 41 600 Pauama RR. ry 100 % 60 13654 500 Ilinois Gen "RR. 564 150 Gal & Chi RR.830 72 60 do, ue ux 60 6514 655 665 6544 OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. The continued miidness of the weather has had a tundency to keep the prices of all kinds of marketable produce at a low figure; indeed it is true that at no period, for many years, bave Gomcetic provisions been at 80 low a a (gure ag at present. This week, contrary to our antict pation, little or no alterations are required over the pre- vious week’s quotations, Beef, butter, veal, mutton and emcked provisions remain unchanged. The butter trade, ‘both in the wholesale and retail departmonts, is excossively dull The supplies continue to arrive mnch faster than the demand warrants, and we expect soon to hoar of some of our butter merchants “burning their fingers.’ ‘The market ig well supplied with game of all kinds. Io the poultry trate the prices remain about the same as before Thankegiving day, which were very reasonable. No unveval demand will be created until the approach of Christmas. In the potato trade no change in prices beste of note has taken place, nor do we anticipate any. Nova Seotia potatoes continue to arrive, aud, with those Gf domestic raising, keep up ® good supply. ' Apples aro firm at the prices pelow quoted, with a tendency to at- vavoe, Cranberries coutinue scarce, and command high prices. We make the following quotations:— Buxy —Sirjoin steak, 15c. per Ib.; ported honge steak, 18c. a 20c. ; rump, 14c.; ronating pieces, 120. a 1bv.; chack roast, 10c. a 12. ; corned beef, 80. a 12c. Morrox —Mutton hope, 3 326. hd arters, 10c. a 12c.; fore quarters, 70. a 9c.; Veat —Cutlots, 16c. Gleee caus, 9c. @ 100.; bind quarters, 1: Pork —Fresh pork, llc. ; salted pork, do ; hams, 10c. a l4c. per Ib. ; shoulders, 100. a 120.; % sides, ol 4 @ lic; sa . 100, per Ib; Toasting pigr, $1 37 a $1 MIsCRLLANROTS —Bologua sausages, léc. per tongues, 760 a 800. each; lar 80. por Ib.; per pair; turkeys, 18c a lic. per Ib.; tame pigeons, $i 50 per dozen; stall et a, 6° ees, (We. por Ib.; a0. $1 60; equabs, $1 50'a $2 per dozen; woodoock, 7c. per pair; fanvaie back ducks; O38 as per pair; red head dicks, ‘Tbe. per pale; broad black do., 62c. par pair; wood ducks, 50c. ae pais bee ‘ducks, 880. per ad ver, $1 75 per dozen; merlin suipe, $1'75 per duzon; prairie chickens, 75c. per pair; Long Island quail, $2 50 0 $3 per dozen; guinea fowl, $1 per pair; partridges, $1 . per 1D (0c. cach; rab- per pair; venison, 1 3 squirrels, ite, 600 per pair: bear meat, 12ic. per'Ib. Hien —Codtigh, 66 por Ib.; flounders, 6c.; eols, 12c.; blackfieh, 8c. a 10c.; sea buss, 10c,; striped bass, 12c.; Reoktah, 16. halibut, 12c.; haddock, 60.; brook trout, biuefish, 8c. ; gaimon trout, A2c. a Ve. ’, pickerel, do.; 86 j Perot, 60 8 10c.; frost fet, 8. smolts, oysters, ‘76c. a $2 per it do. subinrd ot por lb.; hard lie par doz; soft sholl do., $1 a. 78 do. &c—Orange county butter, 80c. per Ib.; Western do, t8c. a 29¢.; state, 26c.; cheose, 1c. a 120.; [ yo do, 66. & 7c.; English dairy’ cheeso, 16c. 8 for Ie. Honxy — 1g; brve, Se. a 100, a pea comm: $2; Sunes, ‘st oy, per bbl + + Dyck- “an Pa hart jwreot potatoes, $2 per bbl.; 25; cabnge Tc. per head; eanli: ‘eat 8c. each; garlic, 126. a 6c, carrots, 66. Tea table celery, 1: eure, ‘7c. Dbl; marrow aquash, 8 rr, — Weatern apples, $2. in ate bo bbl. ; red streaks, $2 26 bbl. tzendur nen bE; woe bear o Y oranberrien, 18¢. ag Cataw' Fronitee ;,commmon do. ; 15¢.; masta 8 orange, #8 «8 60 bbl. ; choloo quality lady apples, tila natniaats CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faupar, Doc. 2—6 P. M. Anne —Sales of somo 26 bbis. pots and pearls were made at 530. and at 66. Brrapervvrs —Flour—The market was heavy for Stato ani Woetern brands at from 6c 100. 1 Tower for common grades, Tho sales émbraced about 10,000 a 12,000 bbis, ‘ NEW YORE HERALD, SATURDAY, pyyomo8® » tha Me ee 4 closing within the following ruage Of priges i. Sivet eis etme. a IO 3 Sate +615 a 6 ester 616 9 5m Comm 8 (© choice Western oxtra, » 62 @ 675 Fatra Q Ueten 655 a 700 Mixe¢ to a'raight Sonthorn - 560 a 580 Straighete gov extra do, 685 a 7% Choice extra taunily aud bakers’ brands... 7 60 a 8 26 Rye flour... .. - 860 0 440 40 a 4% tian fear won dull, while #ales were smal regal Prices, Bowers flour was lors buoyant fee s 5 . while anes, Within the above figures, with sales of s600 bbls Rye flour Was steady al onr quotations, with sales Of 160 a 00 bbls, Corn moal was unchanged and rales lined, eonhrat eae heavy, with sales of 19,600 burbele ot e% for White Canada, $1 28 for red State, and $) Ke 4 $1 %Wfor Miwankee club. Corn—saies 26,000 burhels at 78¢. 9 87c for mew and mixed old and em plow Jersey and Southern, 870. for now white herp, and Me a Se for old yellow. Rye—Salea S000 bushels at 890 0 90c. Barley and oats wore an- wee The folowing statement from the circular of Cuttivg gives the receipts and and gthin at this port, ending w-day:— Flour, 4 § corm, Cate, Baviey, Barley, Cural.. 115, i yi Rattroad pikes ha bie bea’ ¢4 ae be 18 250,01 Oth. go's. Hho ais ot 86,387 we 416 ‘Total, 180,278 990,608, 22,379 93,435 208,622. 26,007 pager grain from Now York for the week Nov Bt ee crite Ponaes bbie. mate at ‘$2 50 for layors, and at $2 $2 35 for M. R's; halves ‘At $1 173¢, und quarters at 67 Hay — The market was steady, with sales of about 1,500 Dales at 760. @ s0c. for shipment. Hives —The market bas been fairly active at a docline of JC. per pound from last week’s rates, and spots 16 10,000 ry hives have been taken on epeculation at 2c for Rio Ghote ena 230. for Buenos Ayres. The market closes dull, with but lite inquiry from the trade at preaunt prices, and with a rapidly Increaslag stock our market must rule lower. The sales have been:—16,000 Buenos Ayres, Yc, 6 months; 4,660 do., speculation, “3c., 6 mouths; 6.40 Rio Grande, 220, 6 mouths; 3,500 Por pambuco, }5¢.,8 movths; 6,600 Central American, 20c., 6 mouths; 4,000" St. Domingo. 14¢., 6 months; 2,106 Tenis, fo. a 0e., 6 months; 1,000 Californian,'20c. a 2lo., Tron was in fair demand at $23 a $26 for Scotch pig. Tame was selling at 80c. for common, aud at $1 10 for lump Rockiand. Leaner —The market bas been very quiet this wook, ano prices in ome instances are lower. The receipts are fair, and the stock remains about the same Motasses —The sales embraced about 700 bbis. new crop New (rleans at 50¢ a 519. NavaL Stores — Spirits turpentine was quiet at 44340. a 450, in merchantable ana shipping order, and 600 bbis. common rosin were sold at $1 66 delivered (from yard by lighter), per 310 tbs. Provisions —tork—The market was firmer for prime, while mess was unchanged. Toe sales embraced about 0 Dbbis., inclusing mess wt $16 1236 uad prime at $l Sales of $1,000 bbls. miass were #80 reported sold at $16 25, seller's option, deliverable tn Japvary and February, and 600 bbis. prime, sel- Jer’s option all this month, at $11 60 Beef was unchanged. The saics embraced abont 260 a 300 bbls , including pew country meas at $525, repacked mess at $0 a $10, and extra at $10 60a $11 60, Sales of 50 bbls. hams were made at $1460. Cut meata and bacon hoa quiet. Lard was in fair demand, with sales of 750 bois at lOc al0%c. Butter was Sulling at 12c. a 18c. for Obio, and at l4c. a 22c, for State. Cheese was steady, at fc. a lle. Rick, —Saies of 250 casks were made at 330. a 4140 SvGaKs —The sales embraced about on bhds, Cuba muscovaso at 7c. 227 do. New Orleang were sold by anc- thon at 7-94c, a 8-31 %¢., and 500 a 600 boxes at p.t. The pawn are the quotations established to day by Messrs. RL Stuart for their refined sugars:—Loaf, 1010. ; poet yon circle A crushed, 93c. ; granulated, 9X0! round, G3, & ‘Waiexry —-Sales of 250 bbls. were made at 26c. ‘Woon.—In the beginning of the week the market ox- hibited av unusual degree of quiet, which has predomi- nated for a couple of weeks to sowe cxtent. This is always the case juet before @ public sale. One of these sulescame offin Philadelpbia on the 30th November; since then there bas been more activity, and manufacturers and dealers from other parts bave sbown more disposition to ody ‘The most of the business since the pubiic sale as been confined tothe trade; the sales from firat hands not all travspired. We hear of 96 bales Oporto sold at 10c. 6 months, and 150 bates Buenos Ayres on private terms * ‘The avction sale on the 80th November was well ee and went off with considerable snimation. Most of the wool was of a desirable character, being domestic, and Ranted by the SS Re and brought fair prices. re tt '. «SSR AB GME Se: 7 yee Muay FRANCI , both of New York. Jat yaa! Clee Thursday evening, Deo. 1, by the Rev. Dr. Covell, at tho residence of the bride's father, Hexry H. Haapwie, of Morrisania, to Amma A. ‘Wrweit of Melrose, Westchester county. Nove Scotia papers please cong. Herrwan—Havermeven.—On Wednesday evening, Nov. 16, by the Rev. Mr. Geissenbetmer, at the residence o the sealed parents, Mr. G. Hxrrwan to Miss Euity Haver- mayer, beth of this city. JoussTox—Rvcastis.——On Friday, Dec. 2, Wut JonNsTON to Jaxe O. Recastix, all of this city. Parsons—Parsoxs.—On Thuraday, Nov. 24, by the Rov. Mr. Crawiord, STuRcES 3. Paxsons to Miss Mary M. Par- 8088, botb of this city. DaVENPORT—SBANKLAND.—In Newport, R. T., on Friday, Augurt 19, by the Rey. Dr. Brown, Mr ‘Avacercs Forum: DaVExPort to Mies Lavra Lovisk, younger daaghter of Gen. Thomas Shankland, counsellor at law, all of this city. MatneR—Hows.—On ‘Tburaday , Deo. 1, at the residence of the bride’s father, by tho Rov. T. Gallaudet, Mr. Groroy W. Mater to Miss Mantua I. Howe, eldest daugh- ter of Christopher Howe, Exq., both of Brooklyn, E. D. Perixy—GririiiaN.—On Thursoay, Dec. 1, by the Rov. T. Ralston Smith, Mr. E. M. Peruet to Mise Jase M. Gr: PULAN, al of this city. Died. Armiick. —On Friday morntug, Dec. 2, ater a short and severe ilipess, Mr. THOMAS AFFLICK, aged 55 years. ‘The friends anc connections of the family are requested to attend bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 66 For- syth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’clock, without forther iynanon. Philateiphia and Baltimore papers please copy. Bor.—vo Thursday evening, Dec. 1, after a short ill- nese, WnuaM G. BULL, Bsq., aged 78 years. ‘The relativ the family are requested to assemble at his late resklence, 66 East Ninth street, this (saturday) Morning, at eleven o'clock, and his friends and aoqnaiut- ances generally are requested, without farther invitation, to attend the funeral services, at the Mercer street church, near Clinton piace, at half-past eleven o'clock. Barpwis.—Op Friday, Dec. 2, IsaBeuta BaLpwry, daugh. ter ©! Grorge W. and Eliza Ann Baldwin, aged 11 years an 8. tuperal will take place on Sunday a‘ternoon, at one ©’c\ook, from the residence of her parents, No. 39 West Forty seventh street. The friends and relatives of the fomily are particularly invited to attend the funeral, with- out further invitation. ‘Cuawnens —On Thursday, Dec. 1, Mr. Guo. W. Cnan- wens, in tho 60th year of his age. ‘His friends and the members of Tompkins Todge No. 476, F. A. M., and Richmond Lodge No. 66, F. A.M , ace inivited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, ‘at two o'clock, at Vanderbil’s Landing, S. i. His remains will be in- terred at Port Richmond, 8. L Couns —On Thursday, Dec. 1, Haway Wirsoy, only fon ot Hicam J. and Anna Colling,’aged 6 years, 2 months ani 25 days. The reiatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attena the funeral, ‘hie (Saturday) Afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from the residence of his Pa- rents, No, 751 Washington a street Eaonn.—On Friday, Dee. a ee Sormre Wraxnane Curvorm, wife ot Jo ho Emmor, aged 29 years, 10 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at one o ‘alock, from her Isto residence, No. 663 Ninth avenue, cornor o bide fifth street. Her remains will be taken to Green- Cemotery for interment. Sonora Herald ety copy. Ferrs.—On Dec. 2, of wariotold, JouN Farr, aged 88 years, 10 pot Rape yy days. ‘The re‘atives and friends of the family are reapoctfully invited to attend tho funeral, this afternoon, at half past oue o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Mangiu and Delancey atreeta, His remains will be takon to Cypress Hille for interment. FYoras —On Friday morntug, Dec. 2, Marianne Foray, wife of Thomas E Foran, ana daughter of Mr, Jos. Flood, Haywarket, city of Dublin, Ireland. Her friends and the friends and acquaintances of the family in general, aro respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Suaday afternoon, at one o'clock precisely, from ber late residence, corner of St. Mark’s piace (Eighth street) and avenus - ‘Dubha Papeie please cop: ILLEN.—On Friuay, * Dee. 73, Wriam J. Garen, youngest cu Of Patrick and’ Catharine Gillen, aged 2 yoars, 5 months and 25 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenco of hia parents, 17 City Hail place, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half past one 0 nolocke reday, Dec. 1, Kars, Gormax.—On youngest danghter of Michael and Catharine Gorman, aged 2yoars, 8 months and 3 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respeotfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, mt two o’cléck, from the residence o: her parents, No, 88 aay Ie: 30, Jane A. Husm, cldost ie of the farally nro invited to attend the fune- pale Ouulipalioea on, 4th inst, at half past one o’cloek, a eee 468 Kast Tonth street. reel North Salem, N. Y., ‘on Saturday, Nov. 19, Zancp Jens, i the OAth year of his nge. Mriu.—On Thursday morning, Dec. 1, Parnicx mentors, ia he ath year of his age i 5 ‘The relatives and friends of the fa family invited to attend the }, from his tate residence, No. rt mret on nay aon, » At two o'clock. ova — Bu Thursday “4 1, Saran Ji daughter of James aad Maria’ Munns, aged 42°yoars, © months and Saaye, a. | friends of the family aro 2 seria = 1d the funeral ceremony, on Sunday afternoon, at threo o'clock, from tho 1 No. 1% 1859. nntteet. The remains will be taken to iter tent, day morning, Deg, 2, Bawowt M., wile Tbe relatives 224 frletide of the famil reapect”ull inries ie attend the funeral, on sunsennaemaee at tw | o'el mn ber late resivence, Jones str t, wil out rita wvitation. : — eee —Oo Friday mornty; a hf McKenag, granddaughior of Behera” ‘and Power, aged 10 years, ‘The relatives 4nd friends of the fumily are tavited to at- tend ber fuveral, on Suusay aftern: "clock trim No, 29 Butler atrect, South Brooklyn, 1 °K? Pap 2, Caria sine Catharn* : ou Tursday, Noy. 29, Many anx, wif of Jobn Roitery, fa the oh your OF hor ‘Srvie8—In Brook! » On Friday, Deo, Sorua Aavgbter of the lave Joka Fiyieas De # ‘The triepds of the family are invited to attend ber fune- val, without further notices, on Sunday aprigg lit at tam one o’cleek, from the’ residence of ber bi Er Stylee, Ro. 301 Jay treet Hor remus sa will Be “vere. a Bren “Harrison, Hoadson count fe ve, ison, J., on Fricay tafant ia Mand Mathie G8 Price or? an fo ot: rn iene mie vty Dec. ui pies jay © 5 after 9 short and , aged 42 re Invited to attend ber faunal, 10 morrow (Genny aor ave: aimee ans Dec. 1, Many Kizza- Mar; ‘cotmaa, _________ MISCELLANEOUS. APSR toners cheseste coee Tes eae chare ¥ Tete ence lout srengthouing olas ore are tation the place of all omers when Known.“ They revolve. and «: fain sbereter apolied. Ia asihmu, sonstmptnn, - other Proprietor ofthe Brandrei Hor ee ow York. CayoGa, T. Autcoce & Co. —Gontlemen:—Please tain other abr douen of your porous plasters. ‘They are in mand here for whooping ‘cough. i eet ‘ike acharm. 1 could Lave sold two dozen this week, if [ bad bad Bend ae soon a8 poonible aod oblige’ Yura respectful y 03. WILLT AMS, Posten ystor. cal {ioeipaloftce, 194 Canal reek, Mew York. Price 2 conte T McLEK® WEDDING GARD Darot, 656 BROAD. A" way—slegant Cards; todersie prison” way— ————— STUNIGBINGLS ChBar 8Ke. ¥ tie aad Germs, Sie $00 por per (hound. aot 'dasp wo my O CHEEKS. 17 Brosdway. ATTGE BOREKA CELEDRATED SEWING MACHINES r ” Frice $50 complete, warranted to give epuire faction. Principal ies, 420 BROADWAY, LOCAL AGENTS WanTeD IN EVERY CITY. —— erm D. LEVY, V¥, Geveral Superintendent, Anes pa og Rg Wo ve hac at $02 Broan way, eorner of Luane street. AT Soom, Rabe g ate chem ra Please cali and see them before pur chasing. 10,8, PASSPORTS TSSURD THROUGH RDWARD BIaELL. Nowar) Pub'ie, Commlastner of Deeds of the Ftates, 271 Broadway, corner of Che: erect A SREAT REDUCTION OF PRIOR: La STEREOSCO Glass View. of first order, at BRCKRL BRUTBENS, 19 John street, N.Y. BKIVAL OF JRIBH WHISKBY IN pet tsb a Br THE ete cha ted THE pry. W YORK TF TRIRUNB ko BORRESEUNDENTS IN IN OtinfLestown thronghout the TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF JOHN BROWN. Pre Reta iene Sent by mall at Address HORACE ORS RCRY S & CO., ‘Tribune Batldings, New Xorl Xork. peli lehl baat Palnt, A PLL Soar neat Secees iabable coat 9 mania Bend muda dasodio XB 80 Impe Jour orders to Hicks @ BETTS, 72 Maidea Bary. & CO., NEEDLE ledge Matt hades Machine Need'es of every description, 421 Broadway. ARTHOLF'S om einer WING ee 6 OO Howard ot,, N.Y. CORKS, BUNIONS, INVERTFD NAILS, ENLARGED Joints, and all diseases of the feet, cured without inconventence to the Ce Dr. ZACHARIS, Surges ceceonty aa 1a to the Cee Ce tig oe eee mane CRRTATN G cuRB Hegema "2 02 'w yoorine. Cheag, and agreeable.” Usiy 2 coats. . Ros, 161, 392 sh {ind 166 Beoadweiy n foe. 161, 599, way. Bent by mail on receipt of i \CMMISSIONER oF "DPRDS OF al ALL THR STATES, uly a e Deposition ledgments Tein nya ben Bow ab BISSaLL, lawyer, 27] Broadway, [pease 6 Or on LUNGS AND THROAT Successfully treateo by RLL W. VON OBRSMITH, M. D. Office for the treatment of En ‘imovary diseases ests 188 Bow: ery, N. ¥. Send for pamphiot on disease of the lungs gratis. Ce Drawing of the GRAND CONSOLIDATED | LOTTERY OF DELAWARE, Drawn at aia Del, WEDNUSD ¥, 3 “hg 80, 1859. ATHKA CLars EIGHT, F Under the superintendence of sworn ee cc., appoiat- ed by the Governor of Delaware. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & 00., MANAGERS, Prive.\No, Prise | No. No. Prize |No_ Prise No. $200} 12597. . $2) re Bi) eto. c 280 + R500] S5RRE. 2 APPROXIMATION PRIZFS. No, Prise No, Prise, 2266... OU} 9746. So tre 5 Be gaze E88: AP see oo BF Fy 000 tickets baving numbers ending with 4 fare each tf ip addition to any teres ak 10 cotta hating auperiaended tho pets ‘of iho ent of fae ib tho Stato of Deb. ware. extra Ret aa 1888, erty ane aa required oy een ‘the cor: rectness cat JOHN We WAL Bian, commision Ly ie a 18599 runroror, Bl: Scien withev’. deduction, clroulars FOr clea RANOB, BROADBEY re & SB anacen pectully velect monne bet ise util hw apprecloion tng big bonne bis friends must be price for thems. FB bb MENa, 4 4 goons Jol De. je QRenes, ant ANURS iScolea cect cenh eee ‘cad prompuy, tp Maire 30 machioes FP iegereduced te inaemenmeae iar ot Geaia’s hansen? Great npieten it m1 prea Geo ena Prices reduced i Heleoa valine eee in onan Coaks Prices reduced im n latiea’ Undertinca, pee Prices sreduced im Beidal Outi fn prices at P.lces reduced in ladies Hoo: Prices reduced ip chisdren’s Bonnets, Prices reduced in chi'dren's Fancy Fate. Indiew’ Head Prices reduced In Ligh? eb retnaicn fp prices at iGevin'e bazaar, — reduced tn ladies’ "Pike rored iehlaren Fars. " Prices recuced in grits Sie Crlinng, Freee reduced in erat Far Gloves —- reduction tp prices at Menta vazaat reaps cn ee res in beg ping ig cnn ae. 'Tices reduced ip por} rivet Cape. rice reve in od snd pivot ‘a Sot Ho, Tednced fo Uress Bass Great reduetion in prices at ORRIN tenes nee and 513 Broadway. 807 at G* MEDICATED PAPER. Gryeuty » pure YEerys We ask you. if you ior soley oi'dea, and at the depo, 4l Ana aren ‘or Capa. value ciesnliness and com! Ly <o omen Favery tn pines of poleonoes: ph REEK FIRE. OB MAGI7 Bas arp For s: ‘all book and toy stores, BCEKER ‘ BROTHER, luring toetr en; Flours of Croton” apd “Manbatiee™* brane. op a barrel hl rat if burrela Stag and 2152 bam, House) eepers, who foe fmportance of eee ered = uniformly, god our brands. as jaye eafely do from the pales taken {n'the seletina of gree ead the care ured in tte manufact .re—embracing every modern the a1 pest day at farthest, wagon. Grocersin Brooklyn end Williamaurg served thewe tn pein ds Jersey City an? Hoboken twies © weel ar ur, bond as usual. BECKER & eeeortens ag = ‘Croton Floor ‘ils, ‘201 Cherry street, N RPER & PR 7 Ws OTHERS, FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW Bolog the rst uginme of rs epiase STORIES af KAINBOW AND LUCKY. tent Beautifully Mustrated “Tomo maaita with Abbot's Franoont ‘orien ch PREACHERS AND PREACHING. Auiwelwe Rav. Nicrouss cate Rd Ze er ans “‘Letiern to Hughes.” “Remestem ‘at Home,” “The Happy. Home,’ "oe, 12m0 . maslio, 75 cent fee eee er eeteaeeave rie ata eee sth ea raped ir po pa ea y tte facta aad conte. Uniform Itt. ONE OF THEM. BY cuatirs Lv 70.4 Daper. HARPER & BROTHRHS rt saad cbr of tha shows teri Bi Ht, mail (postage to any as = ude 8,0 mile) on reoeip ofthe whee pooy. ne Onaes AEgEean, CLARK & 00.3 omuannatan Liver Off warranted pure and pre; fre trefieg- = ean y HEGEMAN & 0%)., Nos. (ce. 16t, 3 599, 6U 1. OOKING GLASSFS, PICTURE MES, L ‘New stock a a ‘Os ae W. PARKE! »., 763 pin Bs atin ‘AKE ROOM THERE PLE COMTELLATION, te largeat ieee oP oe San terapzies og morn mater than ait ooplan' of colatreash (fi aco For sale by all nowepayor dealers, N= YORE KEROSENE OIL. A FULL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER. EPOT OF COMPANY, 93 Peart street yamwar TIME TABLES. In addition to ‘The time of Dom parture and arrival VARIOUS TRAINS THRUUsuour THE COUNTRY, ILLUSTRATED RA AY GUIDE For Deve Seventy five fine Rat) Titep TL Tndier Pow wenty five fine Rat) was 8. & Time Indicator, a trait and Blopraphy. of Dasict Drow, Vico President of tee ew York and trie Bailwav; an Account of Kallways aad their Progress; Swind!iog Uperations. Nesr Inventions, ameo= doves and incieuts of Travel; nearly 80) pages. Frice orly twenty'five cente Per copy. For snle by ail tho principal book and periotical fhe pr principal ret aswel and upon al! trains of baa eee APPLETON & COs Pabliters, . ft 846 and 343 Broad: Broadway. TABLE CUTLERY, Carved Bi aad es pelo Kaives, Steak and Chafing Dishes, a Coffee and Tea Urna, Door Mats, SKaTES IN GREAT VABIRTY, For aale, wholesale and retall, by . SILVER PLATED WARE, Tea Trays, Si ete WITH nt in fas erat pte Present o M dye Ag a wee 2 SEWING Lys 00.5 office 20 bros Broadway | has prepared tables showing actual iiderest rockieas ine experiment ime re juired to siltch each: garment by hand, and with Rowing Macaine. mparvotaga of the work anne & eae machine. and the Leathfulness of the employment, are advan- tages quite 08 great ax the sariog of ume. suvjolned la banty of peveral of the tab iat Mey y machine. Gent'emen's shirts. Frock coats, _ T°. CAPITALISTS as OTHERS.—A PARTY AL- re wi A Ree Somer Bui SINRSS, same by forming a Stock : feuaranteed A ‘Addresa Machine, box 2800 Post elhog wine WARM TO SELL OVERCOATS.—THE WISE MAN gine, ct rk for 3k So ik da So cen AS Camlab i Cait py al Aan FFUL IN EVERY F. rm g , ae. en oun ; al ary to the easing. < BOMMaN d Sand 8 gart—THe var SALAMA meoared rete tot rah ae naa Vase SPEEA &