The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1860, Page 7

(NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Steamer Sunk om the Maxruis, Teos., Got. 24, 1860 ‘No. 10. The boat is» total load. —_——— A Submerged Telegraphic Cable Laid. 3d Maurus, Oct. 24, 1960. Henry A, Montgomery, here to-day, A New One Cont Envelope. Boston, Oot. 24, 1960. steamer from Callao, that Castilla had repliad to the note | General has adopted and ordered a one cent self- ‘from our Minister, refusing to comply with demands of our government. If such is the case, and the adminis- ‘tration baye no doubt of it, Mr. Clay will at once demand ois passports and return home. Advices from Bogota intimate that Gen. Herran is like- to moet with serious difficuities with his election, The conservatives, who supported him, have substituted ar- ‘throughout the country, Obituary. Torowto, Oct. 24, 1860. apoplexy. He went to bed in usual health, ‘baledas’ name upon their flag. The Magdalena river, Markets: " which has been closed to foreigu commerce, has, through PHILADELPIUA STOCK BOARD. Sveti OY Ie ot 5 Seonenin of ‘the agency of British vesecis, been reopened. aad He ia ys ‘Oct. 24, 1860. eats. By ‘‘the hal! profit swindle,” as e justly ‘The intelliacuce from Chil! is unimportaut. No mato att ae Merrie af tar tone ot 6; Bnew calls it, his share on the first edition of his cele- rial change bad taken placo in the aspect of affairs, MILITARY COURT MARTIAL, A court martial bas been ordered to convene at Carlisle Barracks on the 4th inat., or as soon thereafter as practi- cable, for the trial of such prisowers as may be brought before it. Lieutenant Switzer is appointed Judge Advo- cate, York at par a 1-20 per cen? premium. middling. The City of Wasbington’s news caused Ormpees in the market, Molasses, 4lc, a 420. on cotton to Havre, 1,0. Mourn, Oct, 23, 1860. Cotten—Sales to day 2000 bales fales of three days 4,200 bales; receipta 16,260 bales. : Avcusta, Oct, 23, 1860, C itton frm; sates 1,200 bales Cuarcastox, Oct. 23, 1860. Cottcn—Sales to day 2,300 baes. Market firm, Bartimonn, Oot. 24, 1860. Flour dull ard heavy Wheat iirm: red, $1 30 white, $145.4 $170 Corn advanced 8c.: yeliow at 690. a 0c ; white, 72°. m 75c Provision dull and beavy CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES, ‘The Commissioner of Indian Atlairs to-day opened the bids for Indian supplies, and the lowest bidders were— “For Class No. 1, Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears, of New York; for clothing, Charlies Baruum of New York; hardware, ‘Poltney & Trimble, of Baltimore; guns and rifes, Henry E. Leman, of Lancaster. The Commissioner has caused Qu examination of the bids, and if found correct the award ‘will be made to morrow. WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN VIRGINIA, Virginia appears to be making ready for some overt military demonstration. Not only is her Governor taking ‘and active, Dut unchanged Whiskey steady at 220, Pustaparraia, Oct 24, 1360 dewived i2ie. 1 35; white, $1 41 ‘ Py ’ J c ateps to arm the militia of the state, bat through the pro- pail * aay. " mas La “ a one. ee Bi and his great popularity in this country per authorities an order bas been given to Vol. Rice, of | 4 11%¢ ; Bhoulders, D}go w Ho is a suficient evidence that the public Ana Flour dull; wheat, $1 25 for red Stat spripg, sud $1 60 fur white Michigan. rye ab Ibo 10,600. buebeds Philadelphia, for a quantity of bis newly invented explo sive bombshells, represented as the most destructive agent of its kind known. TUR NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN, It 1s understood here that treasury notes will be re- cefyed from Riggs & Co., ia psymeat for their bid of three malilions of the government loan, Of course all ather bid- ders will bave the priviicge to pay in the same way, Whe money market will doubtless de relieved by this coa- siderate and judicious allowance by the Seoretary of the ‘Treasury. Barley less active: Cavada Kast,” 78 tales 18,000 nuebeis, | Atnayy, Oct. 21-6 P.M. Flour unchanged. Wheat dali and’ easier thie evening to New York charge 6c. on wheat. easier wed dull, Rast at 863¢¢ , but at the close 370, was paid for roth do reriptions, with sale+ of 12,000 ousheis. active: Quint APPOINTMENT IN THE MAMINE CORP. Henry B. Tyler, Jr., has been appointed a First Lieu. Scpant ta the Marine Corps. YORMIGS CONSTIA. Exequaturs have been issued from phe Department of State to Don Juan Clemente de las Casas, as Covsul for ‘Venezuela at New York, and to Doa Antonio Jose da Sil. va, as Vice Corsul of Portugal at Ne# Orleans. THR LIVERPOOL CONSULATE Mr, Tocker has intimated to bis friends bis intention to revign the consulate of Liverpoo!, but the government: as no official information on the subject. The hint, however, of such @ invent, is enoagh tu bring upoo the ‘State Department a perfect awarm of applicants, Waeo ‘will some persons learn the dignity and advaatage of evaiting to bo asked to take oflloe! PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING OF CONGRESS ‘The hotels and boardivg bouses ure prepariag for an 9340 ; Capada, via Rofalo, 803¢0 . and stats ‘an improvement. Borrato, Oot, 24, 1860 Fiour dul} and uvebanged. Wneat—Tendeasy dewn. ward: sales 6 000 bushels No 2 Ohicago spring, $t bushels No 1 Mtiwnukee club, $106 Corn cided fimer. No sales. Isc. on corn, to New York flour; 623 000 bushels wheat; 1 bushe rye. abd 29,000 bushe's corn. Flour dull asd unchanged. males 9 000 bun buehels No. 1 M-twaukee club at $1.06 Corn aul: 12 (C0 burhele at 633 Other graios quiet and no sales, Whiekey nominalat lc Canal freights irm at 20° wheat, 18c on corn to New York. Imporis—13 400 bbls, flour, 28,300 Pst fake imports—5,000 bia, Borvaro, Oct. 24-8 P. Mf are growing excessively high, foue le monde appareatiy | °F™ wishes to be here to witness the exodus of the scouting Cewnao, Ost. 24-8 P, M States, the sicrm in Congress, the row, the rumpus, and | No. 1 Coicago epring, at $1 12,6006 bushels No. 1 Mit. 7 woukee cin, at $1 18; 3,600 bushels white Canadian. at the rictous living, besides the bagatelle between the acts, | $1 ¢5, afloat. Corn quiet. Barley dull; sales 1,000 It ts very odd that those who are charging disunion on | bushels ordinary Cavadian et 705. Rye to limited ae ‘the Breck inridgers look to the Senate to save them from republicanism. That body is made up of Breckiuridgers and republicans, save oue Dovglas man, the “Little Giant’ himself, and onp Bell man—Kennedy, of Mary- | land—who is nearly one bal! for Breckinridge, and would | | freights Ic al b in. 1340 to New icoore a1 Exports 2,730 bushels corn, 17,100 bushels barley, Cuioaco, Oct. 24—6 P. M. be altogother #0 save for bis brotmer Joba, tue novelist. Flour quiet and 0. lower. Wheas tirm, but 23 lower: victim of a foul couspiracy—ibat his life was sworuaway Bales 60 000 for No, 1, TIigo. a Toe Judge wid bim that the jury were, so far as he News trom Mexico. 180. for No 2. tn store Corn ac! and 34 lc nigh | knew, impartial men, #od be believed he had bad a fair New Ualuans, Oct, 24, 1860. auil 000 bushels corn, 4, 13 000 busnels wheat, 16,000 bushels corn. Clined Lo ; <ngagements were made al wheat to Bullalo, cent premtum. Cincuenat:, Oct 24, 1869. Flour duil: superfine, $4 15. Waeat dull. dy. Whiskey iow 6 Bacon dull. pork in on New 1c. fo Minister McLano arrived there in the steam sloop of ‘war Pawnee on the 17th. The sloop-of war Savannah satied for Now York on the ‘29th, and the steam frigate Susquehanna for Key West on the same day. | The capture of Guadalajara is confirmed. The sufferings | of the people during the si.ge were intense. General Degolado bad been detected im communica. ‘tion with the enemy, and was ordere¢ to Vera Cruse for trial, ‘The British and Prussian Ministers bad gone to Jalapa, Distress at the capital was very great. ‘Tk was reported that Puebla had been abandoned and the garrison called Into Mexico. The health of Vera Cruz and the American squadron was exoelicnt. ‘The Tennessee brought $93,500 in specie. E. Legere, | Scoretary of Legation to Mexico, eame a passenger. The Philadeiphia Board of Trade, é&c. . St. Jounrn, Mo., Oot. 24, 1860. Th Philadelpbia Board of Trade delegation arrived bere this evening in good health. ‘The amount of dust brought from Denver City by the Pike’s Peak express for the pest week is $14,423. There | ie the peak ts through witb, emigrant trains going in boiR convinoed bim directions. Narrow Escape of Col. Preston, ‘Lovisvina, Uet. 24, 1860. ‘ork 34 premium. News trom Haytt. OUR PORT AU PRINCE CORRESPONDENCE Port av Paince, Sept. 25, 1860. Jron— Laborers Needed—Black Paradise de as formerly. There is now, however, a ginning to occupy the attention of government mipation to make careful investigations in the matter. opposed to any explorations, and prevented any repo account of tbe narrow cecape of himself and family from drowning io a verse! on which they bad embarked at Mar- teilies, en route to Madrid. ol. P, was saved by the des- erate exertions of Maltese and Catalaa doathen. BMovements of Senator Douglas. Maxram, Oot 24, 1960. Mr. Dovglaa arrived here last evening, and was entbu- | maining unworked day. suppose Non-Arrival of the Oamadi Farumn Pout, © E., Oct 24—11 P. M. No tigna of the steamship Canadian, fully due, with Liverpool dates, via Londonderry, of the 12th instpat, Massachusetts Congressions! Nomina- * Bowrom, Ost. 24, 1860. ‘The Brockiuridge democrats of the Sixth district, to- Any notfffaated Dr. George 1 Loring for Congress. Fire in Leavenworth, Kansas. Lasvesworra, K T., Oct 24, 1860. A fire at three o'clock this morning destroyed eight or refuse thrown aside by the Spaniards would no engeged io working the mi and alth Bistor ane tell us that’ thoomads” of be to supp masters, still many rea! etlort baw as yet beeu made to trace them I ten frame buildings ou the northeast corner of Third aad | ‘said thet curing the troubien with which he country was awece streets. With fwo exceptions, the Vuildings | Heer i Glicd op and coucsaled. Rartequates aad time wore of no great value, The stocks wore mostly removed PAN", firs, Ceased tanmeapen be dden in the | NEW YO ‘The steamer Fred. Frou, bound from Memphis for Cin. Clanati, with one thousand bales of cotton, suak at laland | Mr. Reade ‘Superintendent of the Contra) Paciéic Telegraph Company, successfully isid ® milo cabie ‘A letter from Washington states that the Postmaster envelope, which will soon be supplied to Post offices Hon. Mr, De Blaquiere died suddenly lest uight of 18; Pennsyivania Railroad, 89. ' Sight exchange on New New Oxtwans, Oct. 24, 1860.33 Cotton—Sslee to-day 16,000 buies at Lia a LLige. fo~ ight unchanged rates; ih 40; mees pork, $19 25, prime, $14 60; lard, 130. Golfo rm | Ment or acknowledgment to the origiua! authors, Ciffie firm: salen to-day 4,000 bags Rio at Ldjgo Flour Wheat declined 80 @ ba: ree $1 338 L—-603¢6 for Western mixed, aliout, sales Bay of Quinte, 79%. ; Caumde Weet, via Builalo, 80!;5 : red State $1 25, Chicago spring $1 16, celivered at Waterford at $1 60, white Micdigan, aules 9.100 bushels * Tae tows Gorn Western mixed, afloat, at 69. Oats opened steady; Rales 20,000 bashelg Stave aod Osnade Barley lese rales 16,000 bus iels Cauada Gast at 732; Bay of four rowed 7T2e Rye—Swlee 3,000 bushwls at 75g , which is 40.000 | he has done to literature and the wholesome Caval freighis tiem; 203 00 wheat, 2,600 bushels core ; 24.000 wate, 28.000 durhels barley, and 16 000 bushels Exports—300 bbis, flour, 138,000 bushela wheat, Wheat dull and heavy: is No. 2 Chicago eprivg at $1, 23,000 tea oa oushela wheat, 111,000 bushels corn, 6 008 busbeis oats, 27,000 bushels barley, 7,000 bushels rye. unveal influx of strangers at the coming session, Ronts | Canal exports—126,000 bushels wheat, 40,000 busiels Flour uvchanged. Wheat easier; saica 8,500 bushels mend ; sales 6 800 bushels Canadian, at 6Tc.afloat, Canal Wheat Ide : corn Imporis 216 bhie flour, 21.900 | bushels wheat, 6 200 bushels barley, 6,000 bushels rye. bie. four, 29.800 bushels wheat, 12,000 er: sales 44000 bushels at Sis s 860, in store. Cats Receipts—5 540 bbls. flour, 80,000 buetels wheat, €00 bushels oats. Shipmeuts— Freights de- i ‘Sight exchange on New York at L per Cora ates. sales at 1 26°. Movs demand at $17 87 « $18. Signt exchange Prospective Wealth and Gommerce—The Mineral Resources of the Island—Gold mm Abundance— Disappearance of the Old Mines—Silver, Mercury and Coal, do —Mountaing of ‘There if #0 little of interest to the general public now traneptriog in this island that [have not thought it of suffictent Importance to write to the Hanan as frequently atter be- ict may prove of some consequence, aad largely iccreare Lota the commerce and the population of Hayti. The miaeral resources of the country are under the serious syasidera- tion of Jeflrard’s Cabinet, aud taere seems to be a deter Soulouqae, as tac head of the party who were opposed pews from the mines, The route between here and | t© opening the coun'ry to forelguers, and whose good sease tbat there was oo readier or surer mode | Ond an eligible place oF obpervatinn thereon of doing thie than by concealing (te resources, was alwayt reaching the outside world. The present goveroment think otherwise, and Lave commesced active operations A letter from Col. Preston, Minister to Spain, gives a2 5, despatching practical miners to the intorior, who are directed to make @ rapid survey and rej ort to the govern. mert. I ebsll endeavor to obtein a copy of the report grated and send {t you, and im al! probability the Haytien people | his Sree Tt ® well Kaown that enormous ainatioally received. He addressed a large assembly to- | quantities of gold were taken from the Oibao range of mountains by the Spaniards, aud there t# no reason to | and aseistant, bie spit ual cvansetiors He took ous sve Ubat the mines were exhausted. A recent writer | St time, reug' on Bayti says that he saw two botties full of gold dust, whieh had been gathered by band by « native from the similar facts, and all agree that if properly worked the mines would pay bandsumely ; it is even possible that tie ab | improved machinery, be reworked to advantage. It is & curious fact that, although the Spaniards were many | threw it vpon th: Abeir ihe old mines are entirely lust bt o!, ane even their entrances carpet be amcovered. id be more proper to Say are Oot discovered, for nO pk HERALD. THURSDAY. Ticknc* & Fields, Boston. “a celebrity is wen fared, —*/" thongh the presen’ Volume is not & ov." ber } plain unvarpished tale Of truth, we have ree with pleasure and admiration. Wo have folid ved | him in his noble struggle as the champion of au- thors’ rights, and we have felt forcibty the stern Justice of his remarks. To literary men, and af interested in literature, this book will be especially interesting, while to the hundreds of thonsanda in fed,earnest prayer, W000 the cap was drawn over us this country to whom Mr. Reade’s works have be- come housenold companions, it cannot fal in ea- listing their warmest sympathies for the author. Perhaps no writer that ever lived has had to con- tend more against literary pirates and piratical and Unfair booksellers than he has, or suffered more, both in pocket and feeling, through @ parcel of un- scrupulous dramatic sppropriators. From the commencement of his distinguished brated novel, “Peg Woffington,” was only ten pounds, although the work had a very large sale, and finally he became @ loser even of that, and more beside, on the transaction, owing to a series of vexatious circumstances resuitiog in litigation, which is always a very expensive, but not always a very equitable proceeding. Mr. Reade contends in the volume before us against a real evil, and the manner in which he ad- vocates justice to French dramatists and English authors, whose novels are dramatized—the former in particular— adaptations of whose plays are 80 frequently put upon the English stage without pay- must win him universal respect. We have ways had a very high opinion of the superior talents of Mr. Reade as a novelist and diamatist, agree with us. In graphic power, stem vigor and picturesque simplicity he stands unrivalled. In knowledge of humaa nature, and particularly of woman, he exce's even Thackeray, who is some- times too bitter to be true. In preaching the doe- trine contained in this ‘‘Kighth Commandment’ he occasionally speaks with ao almost terrible ferce ne-s. But we feel that he has good cause, aud our admiration of the writer is in no degre lesseaed. We are led to expect shortly another of Mr. Reade's brilliant: fictions, of which ‘‘ Christie Johns o “It is Never too Late to Mend,” ‘‘ White Lies,’ “Love me Little, love me Long,’ and others, will have been the foreranners. Ip conclusion, we thank him for the great service knowledge and recreation he has afforded our- selves. Mr. Reade is a D.C. L. of Oxforl, and was formerly a fellow of a college there. He ia also a barrister at law. Three Bexe s in California JAMES WHITFORD HUNG IN BAN FRANCISCO. On Friday, September 21, James Whitford was tong at San Fravcisco for the murder of Edward Sherridan, Whit- ford was # uative of Kogland, ana arrived in California in 1867, on the ehip Beau Monde, from Liverpool. He waa | carpenter on board, Last fail he was employed by E1- ward Sherridan as varkeepor in a sailors’ boarding house, on Chambers street; but for Lis services be uever re- | ceived bis pay, though he frequon'ly demanded it, Last | February, om the evening of the 21-t, be calle for the | last time, demanded bis money, saw Sherridan paying | ext to some employes, but could get nune for himseif. On bis trial it was proved that Waitford waited for | Sherridan im the street that night, and sbot him. When he was about to be sentenced by Judge Hagar ( august 4), Whitford asked for a new trial. He said, if it were | granted him, he would be able to prove that he was the inal,’ The evidence had been t> gome extent ciroumstan- tial, but 1 was eufficiest to convince the jury, aud they had returned verdict of gatity. after bis sentence he uid he did not ask for mercy wd did not expeot mercy, as proce bad been thown bit siace be came tate the cooptry ‘Whitford bore ratuer a bad character before killiag Suer Uree be attempted to steal some mea from ao english ebiy to the harbor, aud was nearly killed by the captain, who ciscbargea « loaded musket at him, wound. ing him dreacfully in the lef: leg, which kept bia to the Marine dive pits! for reveral mooths, When the ship revara ed to Sen Franc eco, in the course of Une, Whitford went op board and ¢ ¢manded of the captain that be should pay Lim for bie sufleru ge and joss of time, whick tbe capiaia i nee New Pal amt Re BOD. Tax E:ourn Citucmnater, by Charles Reade. Thevecaficl’ wes erected fo. a high enclosure in the rear relusing to do, Whiviord shot at him twice with a pistol, but, mizsing bim, flang the weap :m toto the bay, thus destroying &u iteportant piece of evidence, and he escaped conviction. He coutinued bis career of vivlence, how- ever, which resulted Io bia gnominious Sin 9 ho wes rentenced the com reese! the visits ofa number of clergymen, but he preferred tw die in the Catholic faith. Accordingly, Father Magagnotto and the ris ers of mercy were cousiantly in attendance on bim. He became quite resigned to death, though it is said ne did pot give up bopes of & reprieve until the night before the execution ‘At bati past eleven the j«il yard began to be occu pled by the police, reporters and other parties ‘ovited by the Sheri There were no mili tary on duly, ao omission that was the subject of rome remark. Wher Bot more than ary oimum numoer prerorived by law (thirty )—the ceing excepted—were tn vbhe jail yard at any ring the atternoos. Policemen were on guard oa ibe rout of the jail butidiog, aud ove or two mm were ftaticned 00 the joo! of private bousea immediately rear of the fame, altbouga they did not prevent the lat. tur ‘rom belbg occupied by such men and boys ax could At afew minutes pastiweive a piaio, unpainted wooden orfin was broug bt in by the rear door, and placed t the left of the gallows eseps, aad between the landing of the faire abo We obr through which it was requires of the privoner to make bia last evtrance jato a sensible view of thos senlign} world of ours. lo a fow moments more uo ‘wee adjusted on the beam. mipuree part twel thy Nard opening through — the on it4 binges, sod the Sheriff, *, Rev. fathers Le aod cod of ths yurd, and. were weed the up the #taire . 2 widently making @ demand upon the ial aid. He did net tremble great! of Dis © deputies conclusion of the rea ting, be kissed toe cruct: sections, and voluntarily took «T bis old cap ver to dom it again! He said, “Genticmen solemn occasion like the t you will potexpect me to mak long oration. Paevety with to bope thet om wili all pray for moe, asl hope to soon pray for you in another anda beiter world. Thope that ali whom I may Lave wjared in vais life will forgive me, a8 I forgive eTery mas who bas ever wronged me. To my epiritual advisers bere, who have deen kind | enoveh to adm nister to me tho ocomiorts of r@igion, I | return (be hearticlt thanks of a dying man; and | wish 19 retorn my sincere thanks to the officers who have been ] in attencance upor me since m, God biess you, and God bave mercy npop me } The prisoner waa then bound by four strapa—one pass you.” wh but [ttle damage. The total loss will probably inick uncerdrush of & tropical climate, almost uo the Mh Tesount to $10,600, oa which there is lose than $2,000 in- | =. Ca ly Ay ad 4 ing round bis => ty 5 wri town | wurance— $1,000 in Western Massachusetts companies, the spauieh woriao, mentions '& TS er; gold : Knees, and the remainder divided between several other companies. The - wee Ce By a a a ‘te fare originated 0 =— secael | Asad, a negro dhovveved © tend of the grentent stennees. reooatly discoveries existe Ia abund «noo, ‘One of the boilers at Platner & danith’s wew paper mili cepecially iv the souiliwcstera portions of the island. It exploded thie morning in this town, at five o'clock, oo. | Bes aie? Ferns Mee a atiats the bat of itertor riously, and probably fataliy, injuriag Joba Datster, of aves, and there are solid moustaine of iran, Vike those | ano Keat, Coun. The damage to property by fire and the ex. found in the Coes Serie vere | ine plosion amounta to $6,000. Tho same building was 5 The mines are undoubtedly rich; but capital and labor the req! riously damaged last June, and had but just beea repaired. are wanting Natore i¢ too boontiful, and benoe the ia- a Lown, Mass, Oot 26, 1860, | DARINARN, Sameanict ork, event ge, wages’ What ‘The botler for heating the Suffolk Mills expiod to day, (we want 2 emigrants to ‘wole, aad Me 5 killing Walter W. Briggs, aesiatavt engineer, aad severciy | «bo are pot #1 ued ‘dat are anxious to injuring Charles ©, Stearns, an overscer in the mill | Stemcrteres noe. Toor friber oe rea bas mace fertber concessions in rend to Ss lows of Seon, : . a trepidation officiate thet this, f ait ethers, fo te nnd for dhe bleat, cod tat io ~4 certain success wil) bim who * ‘capt. remov' os Sore reete Seria ees Abe Bie rope, "hs brett thore wes Sot toe eae oy Double Team Race at Leatevilie. ‘im tbe Tocruan Krom ation. | Krgueenrcey ata i Satins ses, | @ POT Im the double team race to day Miller's Dameci and Tisuas tol tionece in Bertie, N. C, asiempeed to eoennat Two moking the fastest time ever made, beating Lady ca perpoansed Sas cone ~ fSamvis and Rife's time » quarter of eeeend, cfawber a o feomoe OCTOBER 25, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. rder of Josep Reynolds, as Miohigso + King Meeant, M. D., to Joris Taree, youngest danghter ‘of James howe, ali of this city. POR—PRCK At ebnren, on Tureday. beer ee Pe jail Abour lorly were presens dy invitation of tha | $8, by the Rev. R. 1. Cook, Avovetes H "| mare Sheriff, l. L. Bulock, to witness the execation Afew | Paex, gil of this et LS mipetes past one o'clock P.M. the prisoners: wore oom, Witteman yet" dagted upon the ecoffold, attended by the Rey, father % who Rad mnene ; Oer 20, by the Rev, J A Hezon,G B bd ig seoir ‘winis? - aunyn time with | City, to Baxnuer M. acuey. of the formor piace, weeed * ovarirg religious oonaviation, oe and » ho pert 0 last religious rites. be ns . The pierifl reed the death” warrants, after which owe min, “F Were spent tn Prayer vy the Prt fre Qointar, FA Col and composed, and appa- Died. To this city, on Sunday, by Evamwa Winmine, Bannan: whooping ea 2 re ore wa Iu Lisbon, Gonit., on Tuesday, Goto- Wrusams, of Jersey Septewber 2, of Iy_ daughter’ of | 4s Wiltuan aod Kugenia Bebpken, aged 1 year, 6 months and | m* -sCRLLAN KOU ’ ~ RTr £ CO. NERDLE MAN Innere, Bot ois Ala, Hi WIN { OPd Bil other oty ice nt penne ey Conner Midiea at reduced 3 of Canal street NY *OTIONS MADE. } re: IN ALL OF *tand AND (OWNS tm he me weed ae din PATRAS GN age, at moderate OXNS, BUNFOW! INVERTOO Nang KY Jotnur, and all disene*# Of the ‘net cured. with conventence to the patien® DY Ur ZACHARE way. Feclly perfectly Tsieved. Moice, when lirsi broogtt | 44 day's (Goons of be ay use te pina aad car eT eS ee omat mont cr the {moments be | aso, on Tucaday, Ootober 98, of the aame discase | a came , aod »0m e time ia exci | Rann Wiss, scond son of the same parents, aged ‘Pparamavemiswan, denne, + ee i | 4 years, 6 month end 9 cays. —— bonds be exalaimed, + »nb one good lous; maybe T | “Hee'sclaiven ant frleuce of tho family are. reepeottully Se cue rojas Pers acnied to mele Books, ‘hea ion mit j Uviod te nites ibe funssal, this (Tharsday) attern son, BEAD TRSTIMONY. quickly, wea ctwece $0 pray,shau’t tl’ He | Savannah p pers pleare en “Bane or 20 Regn Rep paged quile corscetly for & minute or two after’ | Buhiunauan The friendee’ the family and those of Kaw Youc, aus 1b, 1500 aud the pennity of thelr rimnes waa gaiae’ no wee tel Seer ee ee ee eee quran ation ay Bon a vf, oa i x BREAHNAUAN, from tbe resicence of Ria uncle, | Gui pop 3 paver of bel wore'breoken by the Galt, and Seay | Johe Stokes, No. 76 Bast Forty firat etreet, this (Thurs | Mies a goed aa over; and {adalay hun joormtb ny) afterncon, at two o'elo 3% | President of the Bank of the Kepubiia, |. Bracct —On Wednesday, October 9%, of consumption, — Ony Intelligence. | Mrs. Jas Braces, agod 28'yoars | . New Yorx, Oct. 19. 1860. Pimapernia Wibg Awaxes —Threc companies of Wide | p,1es funeral will tako place frony the rosistence o° BW. | tance to coments Int Yoo eae ceases tree Awake arrived here last night from tho City of Brauer: | at two'c'cionge ttt Avenue) this (Tuursaay) altersoeD, | perfectiy; aud Laluserely recommend ae OaEIOn ly Love—the Continentals, numbering 120 men; tbe In- | vinelbies, 170 men, and the People’s Campaiga Civ, 160 | "Ih, trteuds of the fam) 4 hor fun: men. They left Philadelphia by the hatf paat two o'clock { erat, vom the venldeace of ber penta, We 1apitionasels train veeterday afternoon, and arrived Lore at about nine | et Hoboken, this (Thursday) afternoon, at oue o'clock last evening. iv he City | ” Garay Wide Awakes, the Gute wine phim pony Ame ¢ | FA yy —In this city, on Wednesday, October 24 Campaign Club. Tho right of the procession war accord | *HPMAKGAlLAGaR, sued 60 years. 4 to 180 visiting companies, and the procession wound | 4p, © relatives and frienda of the family are vespectfelly ite way up the Bowery, and by a rather eircaitous route | frygiie attend the faneral, trom bis Inte residence, 37 to the republican headquarters. They will leave for | **pyAOrt street, on Friday afteruoon. wt t Philadelpb'a in tho four o’oicck trai tig afternooa. | remeow tn the OFM gees of hie age Buwpvou Cuess PLaving —Mr. Paulsen, a player whose |The friends of the family and those of bie eons, Joha celebrity in theWest is only second to that of Mr. Morphy, | ELA » William J. and Victor E.. are respectfully . inva ttond his funerai, this (Thursday) morniag, undertook to play ven games of chess blindfold, at tho Wor- | t'ten o'glock, trom the ahurch of the Nativity is Soosud py Chess Rooms, last evening, and quite a number of | avenue, where a requiem mesa will be eald. gentlemen arsembied to witness the essay, There were | a ’» Tueaday, October 23. ALEXANDER, the ‘Bot ten players of more than ordinary ekill presovt, how- loved aon of Mary and Beojamia Hamilton, aged 1 year, | Lmouth and 10 dagn, ever, end ax Mr. Pauiven intends leaviog fur tie West to- | The funrrel will take place from the ri day, and did not care (o weary humeelf unnecessarily, | te, 594 Third avenuo, this (Thereday) Mesars, Julien, MeCotcheon, Wollheim and Chamier ck. The friende of the family ace invited to tho boards, and the cuiy blindfold games were Dorrey —On Wednesday, October 4) Manders Fiza BETH, Cavghter of Patrice and Sarsh Deifey. ‘olook . asiuma, Hewny oe of bis t payed ‘With these four geutiewnea ‘aulfen Degan p'ay ing Adelphia pa please copy ab Ave o'clock, opening the frat and fourth games with re —In Brooklyn, EB D., ou Wednesday, Oct the Sicilian, the second wit third | of cisemesof the heart, JonarHan Kwarp. io Witbgihe Evans gambiis, the third opening being refused. Lis age. Mr. P. won ali but tho game with M. Ubamier, which | " The ‘riencs of tho family and of his sona, Geo. C. and was drawn. The games conciated at eight andahalf | Robt M. Kno e inviled to attend the fi al, with clock, They preernted no points of interest phy left for New Orieane last week. Mr. More this (Thursday) afternoon, ut two lewis piace, near Peck sup ferry cep wond R scny, October 24, Lovrea, youngest vshier of Patrick D and Mary & Kelly, aget L year, ns aud 6 days, Drawings of f. France's Uelaware Lotteries: Sussex Covmry, Crass 4 Ooronen 2 154 5, 71; 30, 42, 18, 64, 37, 50, 33, 74, 1 te of the family, acof her gronifather, _ Vorsonparen Lorreny, O1..88 190. efoey, and her urcies, Richerd, Timothy and 71, 27, 39, 68, 13, Ib, 15, 1s, 31, 6: | jaffocy and Dents Brecan, wre rowpectiully iavited Cireulare seni (ree of charge, by adurersing ber funeral, this (Thurévay) afternoon, a: ove ~ vg PENOR, © lock, frem the residence of ber parents, 400 Pearl Wimiagwn, Delaware. | street ————— Lyons —Oa Tuesday, Ostobor 23, of consumption, Ep ress 4 Of the Orinwaere Siate Lot E00% & U0, Mangers of the , Stone cuiter, aged 41 years wud 1 od relativemof the family are invited to from the reeidence of h'a brothers las Lyons, No 10 King street, + Rt OUP OWlock. ay, October 14, of typhoid this (Vhursomy ) att Lonny —st gen, on fover, Smart J Lenny diarcbester (Nogland) papers please copy. ScCany —Ou Wedureday, Uctuber 24, Lucinpa, voung ent oavgbter of Ecward aod Marg sf” ‘ann, aged 9 months, The fines of the family are requeste! to at ead the forneral this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from ber Ite reseonee, No 600 Sixth avenue, Met oxy —On Wednesday, October 24, at his residences, No. 7 Harrison street, Tuoxas felony, aged 33 yeara aud 8 monte. The faneral will take piace thin (Thursday) afternoon, Bt Leif past to o'clock Muresan —Go Wednesday, Gotorer 24, after a short Dasimi WiTowatt, priliter, a native of Kaglaad, in sear of bis ag rteudé and ecquaintacers of the family are re speotfully invited to attend his faneral, this (Thursday) ope o'GlOCK , from his late residence, Seventy treet, Hear Fourth avenue, skit —Alter @ short but severe ary vat Me Lonte, Winabnrt H.R. H.-The Bulte at BRADY'S Nationa) Portrait Gallery, corner lirosd eet, Prince of Wales and way th at: THE ONLY GALLERT IN TER UNITED STATES Ppa With A SPROLAL V.SIT BY 1B BRUTAL ‘ABTY, Photogrspba of E, RB. tha Prince of Welew and Sutis, are now on view ai BKSTY'S Gallery Goxte to every siple of the art for wale, Gallery oven from #4. M. il Gentlemen Who W id Excl in the beauty end elegance of thelr Hats, ehould call oa KAPEA: SCHEID, 118 Nas#ru atreet, inene, LL aE P Edmond and ilea O'Donnel, te Naw Foun, Gc ‘15, 1860. vit, county Waterford, agea 19 yoare, Mystes J. Gowney & Son: — 32 * wud 4 days Gextizxe—li KB. the Prince of Weles baring heen | The friente gud acquaintances of the family aro re = ble ue vi'tt now, gallery on hetarday, ba ae ted me to | epectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from tre real iF Ee yom eat WF yee ro on to Bostoe he willaitt> you | cenee of bis parents, 261 Figh.b street, besween Avoaues for bie poueginph. Youre UY, ey A ucatpann | Cand D, or Fridny afternoon, at tw o'clock Ti: R, HL the Prince of Wales st GURNEY'S GALLERY, | RYAN —Ov Tureday, October 28, Wistiast Retpow Ryan 107 Broadway | sou of Toomas uno Fume Apne Ryan, aged L year, 7 By royal Cesiro Mesers GURNEY & SN left for Bostm | months ud 8 days Inet Weenerc ay for the purpore of making Photographaf tho | The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- Frince of Wales and culte. | A ‘ter having taken, nege- | pera, from the reeidence of bis parents, 14 Dolancey lives of the Prince and royal party, during thelr rtiy at " lone, wih | pireet, this (Thereday) afternoon, at two o'clock. pee ot payer we Bd ny nog Ey yD Pid Wighkess | SeubyERR —In Williamsburg, LT , on Tuesday, Ootober nounced ac eatiafsctory by the Prince that bia Ko} {i've crGere for upwards of © thousnad coptes to sent cirect res on exhibdi ® fow dn Ta the | FR an the public ean exe! the sutgraphs othe royal | the Gallery, party oo the viaiters’ 23, Lavnim, eldest daughter of Asron V. D. aad Fanny Schuyler, in the 4th year of ber age ‘The {rience and acquaintances of the fansily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, sor South Firat street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clee Sixctatk —On Wednesday, October 24, of croup, Hmam Wiexex, youngest son of William and Mary J. Sinclair, in the 7:b year of his age. | ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully juviled to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pa- rents, Portchester, tuis (Thureday) afternoon, a: three e'elock. , The New Haven train leaves Twenty seventh etrect | at iwelve M.; returaing, leaves Portchester at twenty mini ‘es past four ard aif pest mx *, M | Sty On fuerday evening, October 23, of marasmus, | Exxon Linwoop, infaut son of Jobn ©. and Chariotte V. irts, Shirts—-8ix for $5. Sly, aged 1 month and 7 days. "I the best | ‘The friencs of the family are respectfully invited to er ate | atteod the foxeral, his (Thursday) morniog, at teu strest. o'clock, from 32 Benc! Herring's Patent Champion Fire and True Greatnoss.—Trac Greatness Either ence, of art, ta only gained by perseverance aod © {ibe wa teof the age. Among the few who bave adieé thie we may mention KNOX Koox's latest plus ulira of finish, beauty snd taste, Brooklyn Photogra Life Bize, unexcelled. TcRNRR —Ju thin eity,on Tuesday, October 23, after « Jong and severe illness, which she bore with Christian Hare greg. Maven, 381 Broadway, corner of Murray Mire Fortitode, Reuecca SIRMON, relict of Williame Turuer, formerly of Bustos, Mass, aged 69 years, G months aud Grover & fa 13 doye. Beving May ‘The foperal will take place from the residence of ber hives, the Bromiway, New York, and 1 Fulion son-in law, Wm. B Bordman, 112 Macdougal street, 02 aves Friday aftervoon, at two o’alock fhe frienr’s of the famt- jy and those of ber sone, Heory W., Edward F., Charles, orge apd Netban F. Tarcer, aud her son-in-law, Wm. . Bordman, and the members of Amity Lodge No. 828, | ,Lyom Sewing Machine Com. F. 4 Maré inviled to atieud the funeral without fur The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines may now be bad for Fifty Dollare, at 600 Lieoadway. Finki — All hines warranted / g've perfret sauataction ther tctice. Comey tetunced. Agents wanted.” 658 Brondway. RY. On Wednesday, October 24, Jomw 8, Vax Can be Paid for in Weekly Payments. — The friend d relatives are respectfully invited to Price $50. Bureka Sewing Machives, Office 493 Broadway, stiend his funeral, from hia late residence, 159 Weat w ‘Thirtéoth etreet, at one o'clock P.M. Sictelilemaseiei - Warens.—On Wednerday, Ootobor 24, Jame: Waren, Something New.—Bastel Miusions, Wig | the beloved son of Thomas and Mary Jauc Waters, aged and Toupee manufactory, on ritive new Ladies Ferione 9 monthe and 7 dayo a a Lil The roletives an friende of the family are reapectfully way, we invited t» attend the fonera!, from his inte residence, No. B1 Favex etreet Wurrxe —In this city, on Tuesday, October 23, Vaar Jaye Wutriws, for twesty-oue years Vice Priucipal of ~ . Wars tubact Be f i# and echoot off The friends of the family , former pu vtie an oot of Whe ewsnste Sets og egy en cers, are invited to attend the fuueral, tals (Tharaday) —— be hed only at Wi 216 Broad- ys ernoen, at one o'clock, frum the Church of the Mr siah. 50 cents, Biack 4, Depot No. | Barctay street, Hilis Haie Dye rows, best in © and sold by ail ¢ MISCELLANKO RDELIK KONS— WEDDING CARDS AND ‘the intest siyies. ut Fulton etrcet, N. ¥. At Evans’, 66 and 68 Fatton Street, favey cloth Ovarooate Rieck aed fausy Denver Overcoala ot U vere y iteacas egos, B | AAcee2, Me LATE paT trae ae a AreRE LRRD Saat RUARGR. amet EESEEESS ate to snatch, a; id; Bi, 6, B15 and B20. T J. BVERDELLS, %2 BROADWAY. ADDING — Onrda, de, These celebrated engraved Cerda sold only it this store. LER & WiLsON bony BRWING MACHINE Mbvold be purchased in preference to any other, beowans it te adapte’ cot cmly to famtly use, bat nls to the we ores. makers, shirtroakers, galler ft'era, shoe binders, veetnakers, ond ds of tailoring. Cilee (08 Broadway. ead for a eireular, ‘ | T GIMBRED B'S —WEDDING CARD AND EN VRLOPE A tp Approved styles, Aud the best variety of ante paper. “Beautiful Complerton.” “Boow White Oriental Cream.’ Price S0c. per “A Clear Complexion” is Desired by alu ladies. Use PHALOR'S "Snow White Oriental Oream.”” Phaion’s | brtue. # Art Cameron’ Wise and i oupees; new and novel invention; detect'on imooe- | pee Hoe 10 Puno Mreei, Brooklyn, The Waoe supplied oa GIMBREDE'S, 8 BROADWAT—JUST INTO terme, | AT aseed tne Gray made Onrd. > At 1. 4___1___+_._ oo Batchelor’s Hair Oye ts the Best tn the world. — Made, sold sod applied, lo appropriate pi tvaie rooma, ah Whe wig factory, 16 ihond wren. Barry's Tricophrrous ts the Mest and ebeapest article for dreming, beautifying, eurkog, | reserving wort reatoring the balr, tation, try we Wold by all | | DAMS’ EXPRESS GOMPANY GIVE PROMPT ATTEN An to the eel Of Drafts, Notes, Bille, Acceptances, Devin ke SR ABMITTANCE OF TWO DOLLARS WILL OBTAIN Flora Te wyle cr Patchon, in byrnens—splenc ld Pictarea— r) mid io mey ‘address Orde: Wak pontane Pee ARADLEY, agent, 1 Broadway, ¥. Y, RTIFICIAL TEETH —THE GREATART IMPROVE. ment in atmowpberic M. Lavetl's patent. Prof, | Reese and feenity bigtly recomamend it for giv ic g comfort and hither a Wi ines, astiefnetion cd eae ‘sveriey pl veer Bronéway. Bata tsbed V1 T WITOLRRALE, BCARFS; F ‘TIERS, WRN COLLARS, AC. — Lae ARIS, LONDON, ” AND BROADWAY BT eas CARD.—BOTRI, ST. ORRMAIN, FIFTH AV! A. OXtrootway aod pleted way Having com she spacious, eiegant diviog room added to this hotel, oprietor i# prepared to to meke arrangement wil td ategle gentiomen wiring Room and Moard at howe. Vrivate tables sod meais 4 inca: te as berets ; Cristadore’s Hair Dye, Wigeand Toa- the best te the wor! @ noi retail, und the dye vo | &0. privately applied, No. 6 Aetor Houss. Agent for manufacturer. M A "intention et our ore, by yermiaion of i monten, Give Us am Old Narse for Diseases Inci- ‘THE SUPPRE 87, oss eh Here you havens | Copeteting of CUE RRON TART Bor. | gerne y, STAND ota am Adver- | At the tall atte inet. i 1 ly | Batt ee gr ae antes. ieee ‘a8 OLO Poti \ | be SS Poughkeepsie, Dutchess 7 4 Dr Von Moscuzienes:—Daax GieeT em a living wituage of your akili in the the T osme t you deat, = beartrg se now as good as ever, Boo Shia eo Preaident of the Goodhne Fire Insurance Company. For all disenses of the Bye and ar, apply at his séiice, No. 107 Tinton Between Pitt and sixth avomces, porns AND THE PORTLAND KRRORENE OLL, A full apply: nfl vine At hm By the agree. J. BH. BRUNDAUB Nos 36 and Barling slip. oO NOT DYE YOUR HAIR —MOT?" Ww 'S CHEMIN +L PO mace restores color withont dye ing. 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