The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1860, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER i, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. 1 ae mend this to the readers of the Hwnazo aa furnishing a now chapter for French history, We had supposed vatit | tite dersiopemeat that France assumed to have gouo to | war against Algeria because the Dey flapped a fan in the face of the French Consul; and we know, and so did all the world, the true motive for the war was to got posses- sion of the most important position for ambitious pur- poses—to found a French colony—nd annex to it as much | of Africa as possible. The Freoch, therefore, after their military success would not accept any apology from the Dey, but dethroned him, and made a new France of his country—end all this, it appears, for the sake of Chria- tianity. News from Havana. New Onixans, October 10, 1360. The steamship Bienville from Havana bas arrived and {a at quarantine, where she will probably have to remain ‘ten days. The news from Havana is unimportant. The city was heslthy. The sugar market was quiet and prices ua- changed. The total stock in port was estimated at 143,000 boxes, against 115,000 same tim> Iast year. ‘Molasses quoted at 334 reals per keg. Freightadull. Fx- ‘Change on Longon, 143¢ @ 16 per cent premium; on New ‘York, 23¢ a 434 premium. Ratiroad Convention at Columbas. CiEvELaxD, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1860. A railroad convention was held in Columbus to-day for he purpose of agreeing upon uniform remunerative rates for Eastern bound freight. Ten roads were represented, A committee was appointed, which reported recommend- ing the Western roads to organize for the maintenance of rates and protection of their mutual interest, the manage- ment to be vested in a committee of eight, four to act each alternate month, and any disagreement to be referred to the whole committee. The report was adopted. The time table committee meets in Pittsburg on the 24th inst. of the Ema at Halifax. Hauirax, Oct 10, 1360, The Fitna, from Liverpool 29th ult., arrived on tues day, ot ten A. M., and sailed for Boston at half-past two P. M, to day. The Interment of Gov, Willard. LwpiasaPouis, Oot. 10, 1860. The remains of Gov. Willard will be taken to New Al- ‘bang in the morning for interment, by a special train. ‘They will be accompanied by all the military companies Of the city, Odd Fellows, the Masonic fraternity and a large concourse of citizens. Guns will be fired every haif ‘Qour throughout the day. Sute' Arriv: of a Califormian in Boston. Boston, Oct. 10, 1360. William J. Holden, thirty years old, lately from Call- fornia, abot himself dead oa the Common today. Po- verty the cause. Southern Oc Steamer Movements. SAVANNAH, Oct. 10, 1860, ‘The United States mail steamship Alabama, from No@ York, arrived at Tybee at eight o’clock Tuesday night, nd at ber wharf at three o’clock Wednesday morning. Minem ets. aw ORLEANS, Oct, 9 1860. Cotton firm: sales to day 7,000 bales at'losze.« 10x¢c. for middling: sales of the three aaye 17.500 bales: receipts of three days 18,500 bales, against 35,000 bales in same time last year; decreased receipts at this port 21,500 Dales; do. at all’ the 45,600 bales. Molasses—salea of 12 bbls. new at Flour dull: superfine $5 8754 a sai ‘on London irregular, but quotations fetes an New York 3c: discount «par. Freigat to Liverpool ! Naw Ontrans, Ost. 10, 1360. Cotton firm: sales to-day at 1034c. @10%Xc. for mi4- ding, Svear ide ,new 10e Flour, with declining ten- dency, a¢ $5 75 886 for supertine.” Night exchange Per Cent discount to par, ®@ —_Barruonn, Oct. 10, 1380 Flour frm: Howard street and Ohio, $6'75. ‘Wheat firm: pi $1500 $135; white, $1400$166. Corn steady: 2 67c. Provisions active but rates unchanged. Cofiee rm at 14:zc. 8 150 Whiskey dull at 220. Purtapgtrata, Oct. 10, 1360. Flour sot superfine $5 76 a $5 81%. gales, 3,000 Dushela at unchanged rates. Corn dull. iskey steady and prices unchanged. % .. sates, OW 10-6 P. M. Flour frm and in demand : sales 2,000 bbis ice white Michigan in bbls. at $1 50, 4,000 Desbeis fair en at $1 42, and red State at $1 28. Rye dull at Tc. Corn in fair demand and supply: sales 25,000 ‘bushels ai 670. a 68c. afloat, and in lots at 68c. for mixet ‘Western, to arrive. Barley moderate; business prime samples in demand; ‘ate in fair oupy , but neglected: ushela at 74c. for winter, Tle. for two arrive. Whiskey—Sales 310 bbls. at Ze. Burraro, Oct. 10-1 P. ont ono ee omens. Wheat advanced Ic. pT -— sales 19,000 bushels No. 2 Chicago ,000 bushels No. 1 do at $1 06, _ 7,600 bushels N ushels do. at nin ada at $128. Corn steady sales 36,000 bushels at 55,0. Oats sales 3,000 busbels at 2730 Barley firm good “demand, sales, $6,000 ‘bashela N ‘2 Chicago spri' io. spring i $1 04, 12 000 bushels No. 1 do. at $1 06, 5.000 dusb- els No. 1 Milwaukee club, at $1 09, 42,000 bushels do at BU 10, 7,000 bushels ordinary white Canada at $1 22, 12,000 bushels do. at $1 28, 3,900 bushels white Indians ai $1 23 Corn steady and in fair demand: sales 45.000 Dushels at 65:;c. Barley firm: sales 5,000 bushels at | 72. Canal freights—16e on wheat. 15c on corn, toNew yan, K. Lake ta 2,000 barrels four, 126,000 bus ‘bushels la corn, 8 000 Dasbele cate, e000 bes Meek parley. Canal exports—2 | four; 151,000 bushels wheat, 72,000 basbels cura Cuieaco, Oot. 10—6 P.M. Flour quiet. Wheat steady: svies 86,000 bushels at GBige for No, 1, 86340. &86Xe for No.2 in-store Corn dail, and Ic, a Zc. lower: sss 19,000 bushels at dic. a 42¢,'in store, Onts steaty. Recel ,700 bbis. flour, 150 000 buahels wheat, 37,000 bushels corn, 21,000 bushels cata = Shipments—1,600 bbis. flour, 149,000 bushels wheat, | 45 000 ie corn. Freights 2c. higher; gc. 8 15\%c on wheat to Buffalo. Sight exchange on New York, 1 cent premicm a Oxwan0, Oot. 10-6 P.M Wheat Pong agian 4 My 11,000 1do. at $1 16, 1 Flour nel Sapreme Court—Special Term. Oct. 10 —The case of the Artisans’ Bank was further postponed until Saturday next. United States District Court. Before Hon. Ju ige Shipman. | Oct. 10 —Chas, Osborn aod Franklin Ragstron, tried for fan emay!t with a dangerous weapon on John Davis, mate of the Elsinore, in Porto Rico, were found guilty and sen- | tence deferred. Tae nc accused were tried some days ago, Dut the jury then disagreed. Naxaow Facara or Bars: Mceacm From Dearacc: ros ay Free —Last night, about half past ten, policeman Donelly discovered a blazing light in Barnum's Museum, ‘and sepposing the butlding to be on fire, be forced an en- trance through @ door, and found an immerse canvass scene, painted to ornament the building im frovt to day, {n flames. ead he thinks that ip five minutes more the Ore would have destroyed the buikiing. He succeeded, how. ever. with a few buckets of water, in extinguishing it. ‘The scene was destroyed Movements. | Fort Ssarm, Oct. 1, 1369. Companies F. and F. of the second arfillery arrived there today from Fort Leavenworth. The officers are Captain Totten, in command; First Lieutenants §. A. Merebani and 8. A. Long: Second Lieutenants Saint Clair ge? ‘ng. ae ee ee wmdred Seventy five men, aod orderer here in | pA Co - fee Company E les been ordered | to the Avgusta Georgia, and will proceed there | in a day or two. Teavenworth | Army Coxprrion of Texas —A late number of ‘Tar Prasat the Galveston 1) Christian Advocate has the follow- ing comprehensive te .. pat excitement pretty mm 5 interest inthe econ, naicating a Heady hope fn tan fest destiny copious rains, undant, © = Proving, schools reguming their sesrione with good pecta, some revivals of religion, no ti of ‘the goodness of Providence; remarkably good nod ‘a very general faith in the old virtues of pradeace, iadua- THE STATE ELECTIONS. The Pennsylvania “lection. Parcangremia, Oct. 10, 1860, Foster's majority in the city ts 2,043—a democratic gain of 2,965 over Mayor Heary’s vote in the spring. The full People’s ticket is elected, the highest majority being 1,798, and the lowest 326. The Bell and Everett Congres- Sional tickets received a united vote in the city of nearly 6,600. Nichols, republican, is elected State Seaator over Ran- dail, democrat. The members of the lower house stand seven people’s os mere, with four districts to hear from. ‘Annexed is an official despatch from the Chairman of the Republican State Committee :— Purtana.raia, Oct. 10, 1860. Curtin’s majority ts sbout 80 000. Twenty members of » and there may be one or two more, The islature is overwhelmingly with us. The Bell vote bere is less ny ity and Veree are safe. Davis and Butler ly Peanayivania will give Lincoln from 60, 110,00 ear . Can the Empire ‘State eclipse us? McCLURE, Chalensn otha begituaee Gometecd: (From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Oct. 10. hs Cocke ts Poeayitente ented the pases ply people's party by majorit Bell and Everett | men vo! sus0ess of les far exceeding the ordi- Site fap pr toe gl poll ay: ies. ‘The general results may be thus stated:— The people’s party in ‘State elect their candidate for Governor by from 20,000 to 25,000 majority. They carry eighteen or twenty — of the twenty-five Con, distzicts, and have both branches of the ware by large majorities. In Philadelphia the people's party carry all the city ticket, elect their Senator and a majority of the represen- tatives to the State Legislature, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED. The following is @ list of the members of Congress elected in Pennsylvanta:— Dist. ig—paiie Jobonons 14 —Galusba A. Grow. In place of an anti-Lecompton democrat. J. R. McKinty, dem., is elected for the short term in the Eighth district. The delegation in the present Congress stands as fol- lows:— Republicans. . Anti-Lecomptonites In the vext Congress the delegation will st Republicans s sess 20 Democrats... THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION DN BOST\ Bostrom, Oct. 10, 1560. Thousands of political patriots remaiaed out of bed ull early this morning, watching the returus from Pean- sylvania, The usual quiet, however, now prevails. The republicans are reading the moruing papers and bulletins with great zest, and the ether parties are philosophically attending to their business THE OHIO ELECTION. Crevetann, October 10, 1980. The latest reports from Cotumbus estimate the republi can majority on the State ticket at over 20,000. ‘The following is the result of the election in the Con- greesional districts, as far as ascertained :— 7. Lg —Seorge A. Pendleton. 2 —Joba A. Gurley.. 3— Vatiandigham 4—William Allen... 9 —Warrea P. Noble 11.—Valentine B. Horton. 12.—Samuel 8. Cox, In Washington county ¢ Congress, has 456 majority, with aight towanbipa ice aes The di gain {a the Ninth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth districts. The Obio delegation in the present Congress stands — sixteen republicans to five democrais. INDIANA ELECTION. Ixpianarots, Oot 10, 1360 Returns from about tweaty counties show large repub- lican gains. The republican State ticket ws undoubtedly elected by from five to ten thousand majority. Eight republican Congressmen are elected, and the le — \s probably republican. Lyptasarotis, Oct. 10, 1860. "me republican State ticket is elected beyond doubt. A 4H. CONNER, Cuairman Republicaa State Committee. BATIMORE MAYORALTY ELECTION. Bat timonx, Oot. 10, 1560. The election for city officers took piace today. The reformers bave swept everything, Mayor, City Counsil, &c., not a #olitary American candidate being elected. The following is the vote for Mayor — Brown's majority.....7,760 a ‘Twoifth ward are yet to be beard rom. ‘The Newark Charter Election. Newaax, WN. J., Oct. 10, 1860. ‘The Newark charter election took place yesterday. The following is the vote:—Republioan ticket, 4,600; Bell and Breckinridge fusion, 3,500, siraight out Douglas, 2,500. To the City Council are slected thirteen democrats, one independent democrat, two Bell and Everett men, and eight republicans. ‘The republicans carry the Board of Education. ‘The democrats carry the Board of Excise. Pennsylvania Politics, Prapsirma, Oct. 10, 1860. Mr. Welsh, chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee, has called a meeting at Reading, on Friday, the 12th instant, to consider business of great importance. Erastus Corning Nominated for Congress. Avaant, Oct. 10, 1960. ‘The Democratic County Convention to day nominated Hop. Erastus Corning for Congress by acclamation, and Thomas Kearney for County Treasurer. Massachusetts Politics. Sracvormn, Oct. 10, 1960. The republicans of the Tonth district renominated to. day Mr. Delano for Congress, and Charles Field for Pre- sidential elector. phere Miscellaneous Politica telligemce. ‘Too Sevrne ror A Jone. —The Louisville Journal, which | ie edited something alter the style of Parson Brownlow's paper, says of Yancy:— An Alabama ite belief that Mr. Yaa- fe believe a0 too. We don’t wish Yanooy dead, but we are sorry his mother dida’t refuse to have his father. Mr, Yancey bever stood ® platform that we could ap- 7 we prema be’ bever will, ll he ivabout to be ‘Tie Manriawo Fame Neovo Law.—The onerous law of the last seasion of the Legisiature, applicable to free ne- groes in Baltimore county, Queem Anne's and other coun. ties, is to be voted on at the Presidential election, cach voter depositing a ballot for or against the law. Mastho rivea the bieding Sper op pre beeoanh years and upwards until they are thirty years of age, and in cage they ran away or secrete themaeclves, Aireet that ‘they bail be sold as siaves for life. Waar Rarowu cama o Dowe.—A paragraph in» Daitt more paper says that there are over fifteen thousan:! acres good Earming land (2 the fine county of &. Mary's, Maryland, aow for ws the owners being sbout to emi. grate to Texas. The reason given for this movement is, that the thievish propensities of their sbo!ltion neighbors render their property insecure. Tom Tava —This gentieman has joined tie Littie Giant club in Bridggport, Connecticut. ALL ror THE Uniow mv Fioripa.—It ia said that all the Presideatial eiectors in the above State bave declared themselves opposed to disunion in case of Lincola’s elec: tion, Mr. George Call, the Breckinridge elector, says the Floridian and Journal, (a Breskmridge paper,) bms taken Grounds against disuniou on the mere happening of such ‘® contingency, SAVBRE ON AN ex CHArLain.—-Henry Clay Dean Jomasing Dougies speecbes in Iowa. Dean was once the Senate. Ona recent occasion he was me the charge that the democratic “ele, hed ever ropri- ated the public money. ” said he, “ who can, ere the democratic i party over ‘misappropr! bei a ae ‘2 piping voice atthe rear of the hall, “Stand up, then, oried Dean, “ and let us hear your answer,”’ the owner of the voice. “ Now, sir, ell me if you can, where a dollar has been wasted’ ‘ When the democratic Senate paid Henry Clay Dean for his prayers!” was the reply that brought dewn the house, Fremonters —At the Union public mectiag, which was held on Saturday night last in Poughkeepsie, fifteen of the vice presidents voted for Fremont in 1356, and wil! now vote the Union ticket. FILLMors ON Tam Stumr.—Ex-President Fillmore is to Speak at Memphis, Tean., this month, A Carustian View or Anouimosism.—The New Orleans Christian Advocate, in commenting on the ‘‘conspiracy in Texas,” uses the following appropriate language, to which we wish to draw the attention of many people within reach of our publication:— Southern slavery, as a rule, is the mildest and mest be- nevolent system of labor in’ the worid, and the slaves, without gation temptation, are the most happy and contented laborers. But, granting it the character attri- buted to it by the abolitfonists, it is even then, in com- parizon with abolitiouism, most saintly and holy. 1s not an evil to character and bome, to society or country. attributed to slavery, by an ignorant or lying abolitionism does not produce a hundredfold. It is the lite of modern politics, the falsehood of modern philoso- phy, the apostacy of modern civilizatien. If ever men deserved the doom which Benedict Arnold escaped, W. H. Seward, Horace Greeley, Charles Sumner, Wendell Phillips, and their abettors, political and clerical, are the Southern men, and patriotic Northern determined to resist the demon of abo- every form, and to make no compro- mise with the insidious moveter, and who simply contend for the constitution of their country, and the Union based upon it, are denounced sometimes by Southern men as fire caters, extremists, ultras and dis- unionists! Shame on the ignoble soula who thus attempt to weaken the public coniidence ip reference to the mon- Strous iniquity of abolitionism. This indirect support of the abolitiouiets bas done more to embviden them in their aggressious than any thing cise. Even now, Liacoln’s or: gan at Chicago, Joba Wentwortn’s r, boldy advo- cates the overthrow of elavery iu the as the doo- trine of the republican party, and shames the republican leaders who are too timid to avow it It quotes Lincoin’s lavguage, embodying the same sentiment. But so far as we cau see, nothing but defeat, and the election of an abolitionist, teach Southern men, and constitu. tiona! men generally, the lessons of patriotism and politi- cal wisdom. United, bisck republicanism could be easily defeated. The people are willing to uaite, but the dema- gogves and office seekers, who curse the country, will not let them. And thos we ‘are divided im part when we ought to be ove, just as the Jews were divi into irreconcileable factions when Jerusalem and the tem ple were tottering to their fall. Our country has falleo snpon evil times, and nothing b wt the providence of God can save us, for vain is the help of man. While Christian men ebould'use all the political means in their power, the presont should be @ time of general humiliation aa prayer. Military Intelligence. INSPECTION. The Sixty ninth regiment, National Cadets, Col. Cor- coran, paraded yesterday morning at, Hamilton square, for review and inspection. The line was formed prompt- lp at ten o'clock A. M., and they were immediately re. viewed by Brigadier Mejor Robert Taylor. After the re- view, the line was broken into column, in form for in spection, the colors to the front, the band to the rear, ravke opened, &c. The formation was good, and reilects great credit op the officers for their labor during the past year. The inspection showed the following to be the strength of the regiment; field officers, 3, commissioned staf, 6: non-commissioned staff, 8; captains, 8; lieuten- ants, 13 Privates, 205; drummers, Y and bave therefore gained 100" men present. The men were dismissed for afew minutes after inspection, and when again formed, proceeded to practise course of {petruetion preecribed by the Adjutant General. At 3 o'clock, General Ewen, command: of Fourth Bri- | gaae, New York State Militia, ‘accompanied by several of is staff, came upon the field and reviewed the troops. The review was the best the Sixty ninth have ever made, About balf past four the regiment took the cars, aod pro- ceeded down Third avenue to Seventeenth street. where the !lne was forme1, and a parade made down Broadway, and dismissal closed the day. ar—This Day Srraaxe Covet—Cixcvit —! 1—Nos. 1479, 1481, 1485, 1480, 1493, 1497, 1501, 1503, 1605, 1507 Part 2— Now "1414,'1420, 1456,'1458,’ 1462," 1466, 1480, 1472, 1474, 1476, 1478, 1480, 1482, 1434, 1486, 1483, 1490; 1492, 1494, 1496 Comvos Piras—Part 1 as yesterday, plas No. 245 Part 2—Same as yes Covat.—No calendar until Unrrep StaTEs Monday Screxzon Cocet—Part 1—Adjcurned until Friday. Part 2—Adjovrped for the term Steinway & Sons’ Overstruang Grand and equare Piano are now considered the best mannfactured, ero ereveated for five years Warerooma 82 and #4 Walser City Snould Not Fatt Bt to visit the Cabinet end Mussum of FOW ER & RULS, CO . he. 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Use FHALUN'S “Seow White Orieutal Cream.” “Ladies’ Beautifier’—Phaion & Son's “Boow White Oriental Cream.” Bold by ali drogeima eR contin old saree xe ry ‘ive ue I Rheumation, Neuralgia « Beusats anand tae oe Sues far. eilvns, be i har gg tn Sy | o oc naTee iad eerton of wat 4}, Cy. 8 and 10, 4 Ae 80 64 Rosaars George A Koberts, aged t ye 10 days Tue furterai will take place [rom the residence of iy Pa ts, ia Taurensgtreet, Manhattanville, this (Thursda,”) Dr a SissOU ML FT. tye Lortak: ois ‘ r Se nares Crass, 483, Ocrommr 10, 160, wings of the Dciaware State Lot- 3 EDDY & ©). Managers of | i, 6, ro 4 1, Ws. 60, ., 18, 5, 6, 73, 75. aftorncon, et three o'cloek. The friew's of the famiiy | ee 8, 1 1a > respectfully invited to attend. 4, 13, 28, "SA, 63, 2, 45, 14, 98, 39, 61, 6, 17. | “Tete “on Wednesday, October 10, Wiss G., aon by ads ‘Fesalog eer to © ‘o Ce Sab a ES Wn Or WOOD, fopy’ & CO., — attend b. useral, 0a Friday afternooe, at four o civck, LDrawings of B. Frances Delaware | from his late residence, No. 16 West Toirti ua atreet Tuoxson —On Tuestay, October 9, F » Youogeat oxgex County, Crass 242, 12, 17, B53. 40, 7, BL o 1e od BT, 48, 50. Comsouaoatep Lorrery, ‘vans 180, Ocronem’ 20° 186), 4, 43, 64, 64, 60, 27, 9, 60, 14, 37, 22, 3. Circiulare seat free of charge by adareng FRANOK, ‘Wimington, Deaware. daughur of Geor 9 moths ava 13 ‘The relatives and friends of the farnily are respectfully | invited to atteed the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 7 Wall street, ou Sunday afteruoon, at two o'clock Van nsnutivs —On Wednesda: ge and Amelia Thomson, ‘aor “0r8, 8 October 10, Faank S, a :. Van iderstine, aged § mouths An Entirely New Style for Youmg Mem | $00 of lsasc 31 and Sarab aged $ mou Eire, | and 20 days. ie. gpa, 204 excaely oy Wane et Funeral this (Thureday) afternoon, at two o’cloc from No, 7 Minetia street. | Van Pavt —At Greenvi tag, Uctober 10, Lavinia. w | 5I years, 11 months and 9 days 9 relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, | at two o'clock, from her late residence. Stages leave Jersey City for Greenville every hour. ‘Vax Rurze.—On Tuesday, October 9, Caraaniva, wife of Cornelius J. Van Riper, aged 67 years. The funeral will take place this day (Thursday), at twelve M., ot Red Mills, N. J. WarexHov —On Wedaneeday, Ootober 10, of consump- tioa, Many Eueanwra, only daughter of Col. Joha H. and Elisabeth Apn Waterhouse, in the 2let year of ber age. The reiativer and friends of the family aro romneetalig? N. J., on Wednesday morn- aint Grand Ball.—It has been decided of Marto Van Pelt, aged cory Teak 80 Be were is the Hest to be had at De Yee 991 Broadway, ear Walker. "Gall early, oe the orders caunot be filled. aye _ ami Mase an Depot 1u6 Chaibam atreet, corner of Pearl. For the Bail.—Dress Shirts, Jouvinis Kids, _Epee Ten donc MOONS: Sit Maseriam, 3 ‘The Hall.—Cravats and White Kids at LEIGBTON’S Premium Shirt Store 612 Broadway, opposite the Bt. Nicholas. invited to att faneral, also the friends of her grandfather, Jasob Aims, Faq , and Ler uncles, Win. F. Prince of Wales’ Ball.—Ladies wishti and Ernest Aims, and Joba © Ubamberlain, ou Friday white satin and kia Gaiter Boots and Slinpers. with ental afternoon, at bali past three o'clock, at her father’s resi. ., 337 Canal street. rosettes, call on MILLER & dence, No. 422 Fourth street. Her remaius will be taken — to the Second avenze Cemetery. ue rinee of Wales’ Ball. Over Boston and Portland papers please copy. e prociatmed that LAIRD’S Taquid Popet in thas ar Wuericm.—On Tceaday, Cetober 9, after ashort and {iste that wil proserve and beauty the severe illnera, Biuza, the beloved wife of Henry L. Whee- TST and 430 ‘Broadway. ler, aged 4) yoars The friends and rolatives, and the membersof York Lodge F. and A. M , and members of the Supreme Council 90th Degree Masonic Order of Memphis, are respectfally invited to attend her funeral, from the new Norfots street M. E. church, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her remains wil! be interred at Cypress Hills. The Prince of Wales Process! to-day may be seen from Barnum's Museum better than from any other place. The Siamese Twins, Sea Lion, Performances, c., &c., also to be seen without extra charge. cee Ra eee Uneie. oon im One | © Warrs —In Brooklyn, on Wedneaday morning, October a elcne Wissarnts Remote oe 10, Sanait, widow of Bervardus Watts, aged 47 yeara and Welcome to England’ wi 5 months. Welcome ihe free and loyat The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully Welcome kings in Yankee tants: Welcome the crown of glo peace; Welcome liberty and ‘be ves velemse, Welcome powers of light and truth. Welcome age and aepising youth: weenie af merry welaome day, you Jobpny Bull—and democrary. At HOLMRS! Photograph Gallery 2 Plotures, verfect as the the Daguersectype. (or $I The Prince ‘is expected to sit for invited to attend the funeral, this (fursday) morning, at balf-part ten o'clock, from "the residence of her father, Derrick Lamberson, 216 Court street. MISCELLANEOUS, LWaYs SOMETHING NEW wiah \ he interested and entertained * The 3 suit" YORK LEDGER, now Teady, containg the Bw: part naw story which will enchant everybody. It is Potted “rae MYSTRRIOUS MARRIAGE! TOUBKY, Wholesale Agents, Prince of Vv ales Star, 3 Tami ation— A splendid arvc.e, for wale cheap, LIONS, Splendid—Th New Fall Style of Hat, T ROBERT RAIT & CO.'8, issued by ANOX, the hatter, on tbe northeast corner of Fulton A No. i men” deine Ciy Eth ee ee ar Taal res Tae ae Rane Ean we fee eae, | Attention ts riled ta thelr large stock ov a‘ you can tall ® Knox Hat as far as you ten fee ti All gentiomaa wont them. Kaou has nleo en'ex- cellent assortment of Caps, Furs. ac., always on band, 30LD AND SILVER WAcCHES, By the following owiebrated u makers:— Loxpow. Cuan ‘Tamas SromDsRe, Brooklyn Phot wre TF Joun CRAGG, Gallery. Metablsbed 1861, Kaibiiion unequalled. Dass Gitas. TavLoke & Sows, alll roanenats gC fh Anau. Sons, Larg: 1x0 50 Fn ee os and d mn Ambre superior by ALL & I, Toptas, B&G. Brey, "ALDING, abs Broadway ‘Bronase. Ros'r Boserc:, une" Hen. —_——$ $$ NEY, Parex Pariture & Co., ‘4. C. Laowous, Fashionable Clothing—™. nd Boys’, | Loc Avormrns, Vacumnon & Comerarix, at D&GROOT'S 142 Fulion street, tweed | Jas. Nancin, L&E. Doowene. Nassaxt apd Broaiway. Juurs Joncexson. hagen. Which they dfer at wholesale and ! at low prices. Married Arvoop—Sieres —On Monday, October 8, at the Chureb of ail Souls, by the Rey. Dr Beliows, WiLuam Au woo», of Portland, Me., to Mrs. Jou:a A. Siaxees, of Now York Baane—Woonrcry —On Tuesday, October 9, by the Rev. Jobn Cotton Smith, of the Church of the Ascension, *Jawms H. Barag to Miss Mant E, Wooorvrr, daughier of the late James E Woodro®, al! of this city Bran’ mx —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Octaber 10, at Uhe bouso of the bride's father, by the Rev. J B. Hagany, Joay M. Brinsremet, of New York, to ‘Garnaniee H. ScunoKR, daughter of Ira Perego, Sen. , Lirtia—SHasnon.—On Thursday, October 4, at the resi- dence of the bride’s brother inlaw, 142 Fast Thirty-se- cond street, by the Rev. ME. Willing, Tuomas Lrrrux, of New York, to Fuuas, third daughter of D. Shannon, Esq , ot Kingston, Ireland. Waimuncs—?axsoxt—In Hoosick Falls, N. ¥., oo Wednesday morning, October 10, at the residence ast bride's mother, by the Rev. A. De Witt, Wx. H. Wat: memor, of New York city, to Cirriiye, youngest daugh- ter of Mrs. Sally Parsons. Wanacxros—Beurox.—Ia Brooklyn, ou Tueaday, Octo: ber 9, at St. Ann's church, by the Rev. B C. Catler, D. D., Rowurt N. Waxsvetow, bsg, to “Maxcaust Rosina, eldest daughter of Capt. £. Burton, M. M, 3. Died. Bayan. —On Wednesday, October 10, Oscan Warvar, youngest bon of Brownlee and Mary M. Beasel, aged 1 year and 11 months. ‘The funeral will take place this (Roareday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from No. 9 West twenty fourth 7. ‘The irieads of ine family are reepectfully \nvited a —On Mae gene 1 ome 10, Rowwar Actay Bovrtow, in the 43d year of nis age. ‘The relatives and {rious of the fam! lly LWAY# SOMETHING NEW. Do pou with to be interented and entertained * The NW YORK LEDGER, now ready, contains the frst part of a new story whick wil uaa t averybody. Tis entitled “THE MYSTERIOUS MARRL ROBS & TO SBT. Wolesalo Agente, WHEELER & WILSON Bhould be parehased (a. 9 to iy other maker Em only ofall est alto in ern rns maker: shoe binders, vest mak ‘and all cee aloe 508 Broatway ba tied ‘Sead for a circular. A PERFECTLY MERITO IOUS ARTICLE, Toopeetica ond CEN, MACHINE. nepection jetted. GUILAVAN & HEAT, 494 Broader. LWATS WOMETHING NEW. ou Ww wo. interests entertaine: The NEW ¥ ORR Le LEDGER. now ready, cont ns the tt part of a pny at gover body. which eutitied “THE wrst 1008 M, ROBB & ‘TOUsEY. ‘Wholesale ule Agents. My ye Ly at yn CARDS aA the latest styles, 104 Fulion street, N. ¥. vee ACHTNB ir. because it Tt Le gy oY o8 BROADWAY. er wT AY aucea the Gray Haudmade Card. inxs ved LWAYS SOMETHING NEW. f reted and ertersined = 4 which x eta yer bod tne ion ‘enchant ‘everybody. Rovued “RHE wisFERIOUs 3 Hint = A Wholesale Agente. Tt bcareng ap WEDDING al eee AND BN. A velopes, in approved styles, and variety of Now pried teal Se Seen pata ren x4 = Sixth street this (Thursday, eleven o'closk. His T JONES’, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET.—HAVE YOU ee ty ey cen thos rf Bootst v Cova. —On Tu os, Paraics Coris, ia the Fh td Dhesdhahes 56th year of bis age. ea ae es deal ore inital o> tend the funeral, to take plaew from his late residence, No. 267 Weet Thirty stath street, tule (Thursday) after: nome, a0 Ore eres Gen 8 jay, Ost. 9, Jas 0. 7 00, of the inte William 3, 8 yeare ‘months, oe mratens fooleet sha ily are invitea'to BEAUTIFUK BIVIERE OF DIAMONDS FOR SALE very cheap at BISHOP & REIN'e, Fifth Avenue Mo.el A AM ars pores NEW. ‘ io be interested and ent t ne NW ORR ‘ORK TEDGi, ow ready. contin mt! el enchant everybodys a attend the funeral, from his late residence, 40 Attorney Sotiued “i'w too MARRIAGE.” street, Shia (Thursday) afternooa, af two 0 dock. . TOUBBY, Wholessic Agents. Fouytay —On Wee October RMA Fors. T BISHO! PTH ‘TAIN, late of Clifton, Staten Isiand, in the S6th year of next w the S he bat fod eatranen, uM Dumend Jocelyn te press. elatives and friends are invited to sttend the , from the Moravian church, 5 Do lateo Island, om Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, without turther notice. | Bxairt.—On Toesday, October 9, Parucx Aaa Loughrar, county Galway, [reland, in the 2Od year of his re “Te friends and relatives of the family are respsctfi!ly imvited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from No. £3 City dail place, His | will be interred in Calvery Cemetery | 2yten Duyrel, on Tueaday ‘October 9, Mrs. | UT TO CRACK FoR Cumar Anomrerc Ts wine 1d COMMTFTERS, ure! io the ARCHT. BOTAN ION, JOCEN Ale of tata w or atx erate. To be had at Rong 2790 v amsam street. or of the BoD) arts Wiliam street New Tork, LWAYS SOMETHING NEW. Do jou wish to be interemed and nd entertained? The NEW YORK LEDGER, vo —_ contaiie the fret rt ssa bat, in the 07th year of her | part of which wi age. Pouued , THE HEE MSR Robs Maknrage care The funeral services oe be ee the Reformed 88 & TOUBEY, Wholesale Agents. Duteb church (Rev. Mr Smith) n street, corner _ — & Tomkins pase, Brookiya, o» Friday, at twelve o'clock | eee or Gnaserat Ot! Ae. noon. The relatives aud friends of the family are invited | DRESSING THE nafs to attend | For efficacy nod agreeableness it is withou! ao equal. Gass On bead October %, a} Cleveinad, Ohio, | It prevents the bair from falling off PRasces | of Bast! Hass, aad daughter of L. hy Vigorous growls. ‘Sim, sof tu ct; one funeral wil! taxe place from the residence of ber | woes bard and dry brotber, L. H. Simpson, Jr 3 ( poothes the irritated aka. Aiives of tbe taenty are rrspecttsi iav.ted "i remuing loge sect are re ia : ‘without farrber potion yg ° 11 come 80 gente fo: half plat botve, Jotas> —Ia thie city, on Taesday, October 9, Husxr - Jou, Jr, eldeot son of Heary Joland, aq | of this | *>* U°Wtys eetimonial A ore 178 BrYiwac. ony. DANDRUFF, 0 funeral service Bosros, Oot. 30, 1889, es to interment in Pl. Uadel- phin) will be held at bis father 106 Se. cond avenue, this yy) morning. o'eioek. The friends of the family are without further notice. MoPariix —On Wednesday, (ctober 10, Rican a. ter of Owen and Mary Aua MoPariin, aged lL year, 0 mopths and 11 days ‘The relatives aod friends of the fam !y are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock, rom the remideves of her parents, No'18 Ersex street r) Weaneeday, October 19, | lovee wile of ‘Wem G Merri. ‘The relatives aad friends of the fam): of ber father ia law, Robert Merrill, nine vited We attend soa, the be- Also the frients | 241 Navy street, Brookiyo bad tried & doren dic. ‘for baldne, aot beneficial efecta. ange, a member of the Custom House and = member of the old Mun} | tga Potion of into | His frieods and those of his brother, Thomas 1 brothere inlaw, Wiliam Dagan, | | | comp whee more then | promice Very try ng oe eran 40% oe Sawin cara Wen cents. Jonere Bone OF HATE Bovrow, Joly 19, 1887. . Wiliam Keogh, Chariet Way and Hr race Camfield, also the members of the police fore ta respectfully invited to attend the funeral, | the of. antl I . fauing from bis lat I entirely. | The skin upon ta @ residence, No. 41 Eldridge street, 7 head became y Ul) | eradually more sod more indamad, # Conia prt toch | by 4 Soeur ct oo —. L remains will moat pie {hee irvhated conainios t a uirtonted to! Jorioan adverse’ hale washes, Which I have sage been told conten carmpoone wy tat Thy the aavieg of my paveetea, to whore yom had shown your process of gerne Lie O41 commented te vas the fat ek in June. ‘tsestow’ eit thse itelving and i Fiuntos: in three.or four Gaye tae reduese ine tecdertore pair Te5 & fall, and 1 have now a thet ~f 4, Sainerd to 17 tne eam remedy pagers FUBAN BR. POP. Tous fete Zr10¥ ov ree wt ate Warenrn 4 Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and [roy idence papers Nasa —On Wednesday, October 10, Mr. ow D. Nasa, of Columbia, Texas’ tn the 424 year of bin og friends and thone of J Kissam are invited to 4 the funeral, without farther notice from his Inte residence, 285 Coton street, Brookiys, on Friday morn- , at cleven o'clock. City, on Wednenday, Ortcber 10, leat danghier varnay —At Jer bok ai W. and Ann Maria Tucker, in the 221 year of hia | The relatives and friends of the famlly are invited to | | rmrremeees wate two © clk. - reat preparaiia, sprain Mawcxurs —In Brookiyo, on Wednesday, Cctober 19. Siac cress apt puetien seaman mat fi sass a ile hes SE Lene Sielt comes ‘The reiatives aad frien the family are respectfully | the coy of mae 60 oytiere may hain T bare used the cont invited ( atteod ber rei, from tne Nethaa Bangs — of one bottle my bald pate ia covered al over wah poste | eh, Clove road, near Butler street, Brooklya, oa | ri hair. about ihre ta cf ao inch long, which appears stroug day afternoon, at one o'clock, withoet furthe= invitation. | 64 beallby and delermined tomrow Teenie hansen igee8, | for the hair t ever Known, and the ov’ one whieh so. oy Fag, bitters avertntroduced. anak ats gemewally, ond with @ ral by the weemt. j _L FUNKE, Jr ron) street, New York. | Dpisnor « RUIN, EWE! AND IMPORTERS iches ana Brecious Bioces aad Faucy Goods, | Avenue Hovel, New fark o VieTOR renee, af 3 Maiden (ane, PRTLUIPE RE! By RNGIDE PURE OLD G7" WHISKEY -CERFECTLY tree from fusil of! and ali @ile aduerationg AON, N, WHITER, Sole Agents 54 Cedar treat, — os nec e crm ALPINE BITTERS— THE BENEFACTOR Prepared of the bes bwins here, aurataily amteot sty A certain remedy all disorders of the dyspepaia, Indig uleccy. be, Lae rt estion, mended by a pumber of the most celebrated Of kurope and Amertea, Price ray csats ouly by JOHN LENABBTS 64 Kasox atroet, De ae BUNIONS, | INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured, Ni inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHAR) Soreeme Chiropodiat, 760 » Refers to paysiciaus aud eous of the elty, — he VBAPPED HANDS, FA’ Nycerine, i used a directed. wil to the cs i weather. Bae Fes. Sealy mal foe 38 conte o Now. 161, 309, SLI and 756 eoedwree SAFNESS, DBAFNESS, DI DEAFNESS AT ONCR REWOVED, BEAD TESTIMONY, Bars be ras Rarveue, New Yorx, Ai 15, 1300. fully’ and pauofestorly." My. essing Sts Semove eadtenay cu mn % My — my i hi President of the Banik of tu ETB on or CLINTON ACB, BETWEEN Wier AND sara AVENUGS sdecmsipepieerearcrcnnrnerapepe emanate a ae OPRAT'S PATENT POLISH AND FRENCH BLAQU Waterproof Varnish, for boots, leather, harness, Acconirements, metals, wood, &e., Ac, giving them a fui black, glossy lustre, and dries in Ides than tree nélaetes. peegue Witney a Boots and shoes poliabed at six come Prindipal pair. hy accoutrements renewed for one collar. z 612 Broadway, opposite Si, Nicholas Hotel, Ee Xomicioso DE NURYA roRK, POPULAR shania AMERICAN PAR @8, PUBLISHED THIS MORNING HAVANA "and PANAMA STAAMBA 3. NEWS, LRTTERS AND VaRiry, THE HANDBOOK OF NEW YORK TRADG! ALI. THE SPANISH AMERICAN COUNTRIRS, TT CIRCULATES LARGELY EVERYWHERE} ADVERUIS) MENTS TRANSLATED FRER, INSERTED ON MODERATE TKRMA, THE NoTICIOSO OFFicK.*™ “* SPANIHt JOB PRINTING DONE IN THE BEST STYLE MODERATE RATES, WITH PROMPTNESS UFFLiOR 24 ANN STREBT. ty” AND AGUR ig caused by the miasm or exhalation evolved from 4e- cayed and deca; tug vegetation ip molt cola, When absorbed into the ciroulat becomes fo irritating virus in the blood. which derangea and destroves the hea'th of the whole systems. We have loug sought, and have at length found am antidote, ai BB's AGUE CURR whieb vetralirrs this malarious polson in the blood, aad indred com, ote el it from the J (Bostreg. tem, | Fe ‘ ts absor ved. and thus who use the cure’ ee ry ite Blacks, Keeps oye tema in’ health, although exposed vo the disease” Gomera 5 Cor eae cures, os Sag ayy, variety ione wi indneed by this my nenane inti Boonitcoen Por , Obil over. = Rr Masked Agi odical Headache or Billious Phone bog Bow Feve ragia, Khenmat Gout, Blindness, Tootheehe =. Asbms, Pa'piiationa, Patn(ul Af ectious of the Sul Hien, Coie Paral, and alu Alecia of the Sn: mach sad Bowels, all of waieh, when aririo, wil be found to me more or eas ba bonny terion Woe Thie “Ague Cure’ removes the cause of “25 aoe ehes by atin: lating the excretories P| LA in| to en the virna from the system; and these c ee come Labltuated Fade ekg bet owe “s i bas Wits, which fs Goat it ches oot, re oe by Dr. J. 0. euntacleate by all ruggista every where. TST PREMIUM AT NEW YORK STATE Fata. VIRST PREMIUM a: Kational Vals, &. Loaie, FIRST PREMIUM at New Jersey. Sate Pair, Wizabetty, PIRST PREMIUM SB gumerecs Dounty Fairs, Taken this fall r reporter says —“I will rot neglect to ' Wwhiah ‘arash tse as, supplying s Ione tel cece, douse.’ We have had force pumps in plenty be- but pone wo equal Weel's improved double ‘ D. Wea 5 wold J. ‘This comp te ly etmpis erful, ead il worksite Demsky tm deep weds waters ‘8 great shown bere by Mr. Wells, a scientitic om an. so! amt the colgbreied Otis Hahtning ce as fe alno make large Abese Pumps, staptet Mey Ta eoulace acy wre? tad ona foraish a 8 a choages use r Band HOSE of ft blade oo Pry « con 179 Broadway, S. ¥. ENTLEMEN IN DOURT 48 TO THE Cito! G' Tallor, call on CLABKE, 116 Willian Pg hg make 6 Soe Prosk Cont to ssder for fram 516 ON. A supp! dsome Walkin, $0; usinean Ei? eataimere for entire autt ce Al any rate 105 CROSBY STREET any Rouse oo, Rrowdwar e HIGH BOCK, OUNNY WARRING, AT No. ‘wells more stat’ thas duces. Stes UNDERSHIBTS, Hat dovens and quarters sold st tos auane raion 08 Fall os Wee Casurpamed: Al the waresouae of z 108 Bowery, 8 few doors below Grand ere T A REINE DPS ANTILLES” y pet, ee arene a GA) banketa of this excelicat! aus. rr abt “ PREMICOM CABINET,” ‘or BM ALA. WH oo corner Broadway and | som BRAONS HAVING LOST AN EYE ! 72 rom P deformity removed by tbe insert Of ot oa art 24 2am ‘whieh looks and BOCH & Pim a Se 2, PCHORE 1, Ko ORRU'S COD LIVER OIL prt cc el ies ESS nomen Srp pj FULTON ares. OVERCOATS. Migeh aad taeT oe » te: =i Camimere, P Fi id wera, “iat “ . Ke = vos Boe woe | Bisck Doesitin, Cloth and Casimere. we g | 2" te tae All the new styles of Velvet -fwe Bika and Sation......... ixw 8 Cloth tnd Caamimare, re wie 8 | Binck Cloth Suita s 1) bine ped ya toy 4, B15, gia: Fie, etd Faratehing goods of every ¢ soription retailed at wholeeme ° Aow EVANS | aad PULTON Sree, « _ Mira of the Red, Whe ant Bine, Bensine for the inatant removal w rth | Annarmta Nae of Beajam in N Verwns. Joarpa Bowwer: & Oo | Seed 3 years and 2 months, wae whee iced of fami lan Arctarae Lodge No, 374 or deve Solsaben Porcive peamens tab tat F A MM, and sito a Mosonte ie friends of the family a1 ee Y found Amant rouble with tm rorpeettully jnvited to attend the foneral, from the rest. oF the aenlp, romtiaved {O RANoy we Ory mich, and to dence of ber father, 105 Henderson street, Jersey City, oa | Sleviaie it | Lad failed to Sad LA Sunday afternoon. at two o'clock rere Seon your be AArortiand, T parrbaset a hottie Sovvawn —On Wednesday, October 19 22 ceneeanet *~ Joum Fauty Boctaws., aged 39 vous. His frigod# and thove ot the family, of his tate brother, George Fairly and his brother-iniaw, Wa A Cobanks, ar (BF ited to attend the Funeral, on Friday atte: ‘at two oelock, from the wwidence of 1 [Ay tM hematite in Lhe nme war, JOSEIT HILL, Ja. ~~ New Yors, Sept 2, shea Tee con eases his brother in law, O47 Ninth street, without ferther (n- sa Dear | - yitatioo, His remains will be takea to Gregawwed Ce ne ata prefe rani wo any- tery for Intermeat. over wwed for Rawrves. vy yy fe of Ceor Rawappe The treads of th Conroe Mirwing, are October WO, Rumor A of ber brother, tad to tier 1 her ve RE he | BURNETT'S PS COCOAY « ly in foneral, at two 0° Sloe the reridence of Ler 90 A stow eer (oo matior how fa law, 'A. J, Phillipa, Wo. 44 Noten Fourth street, Wit. | ardcry) aot oe A 4 Se ‘Tue remalns wil! be taicon toCyprem Mule £ ihinon Sae ‘oe the bewt #9 cheacest batr oe , JOSEPA BURNT, et Porm At Mashatiaaril, on Wedzonday, Octave | alg Ly ascucaaseersuy. 6 WV” ects urbane, cats * withvennt hee, *, iy conve per boitie Seo twat pon oe ILpBRS Parext SALAMANDER §ar pertoet's FITS PROOF. Also, A lare® 9 J ortment for wale » w ues pace ARNS ¢ MARTIN 39) Broadway, corner of Wor b street, Sew Yore. Ww OM carions SALOON, 55 BROADWAT i 'y embeilehad col ” Daten sad HAT CHEER yaa CAR! a ike wane ead gestiomen stat Si boure of the tay and over. rupee Tr pe. nen he. ‘orb found by qromre Sab rales onus oy he manatees ee sgams