The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1860, Page 5

a ees Operatic and Dramatic Matters. There was quite an operatic revival last week. Ass port of forlora hope, Mr, Mulder Fabbri opened the Aca- demy for a night or two, and baz beon 80 successful, both io ap artistic and a pecuniary point of view, as to justify the present management in undertaking an extended sea. ou, which will be commenced after the election, when ‘Mr, Ullman will again appear as the business dircetor. So far as we can judge, the winter season promises very well. The new soprano, Miss Hinckley, is to arrive this ‘week, also Mme, d’Angri, the popular contralto. We presume that amicable arrangements will ve made with some of the Italian artists, ard it will certain- Ty be much better for ail partioy—ihe singers as well a8 the public—if there is only one troupe. The operatic public do not wish to be bothered with a « divided duty,” and when there is an opposition our people are ppt to let the Opera slide altogether. Last week we bad a fair performance of ‘Robert le Diable,"’ aud a very ex- cellent one of “Martha.” Ia both these operas Madame Fabbri and Signor Stigelli particularly distinguished themselves, Formes was careless in Bertrand, one of his Dest roles, but made up for afl previous short comings to Plunkett, waich be rendered admirably. For this evening we are to bave the “ Fvguenots,” in which Fabbri, Fanny Natali, Madame Maretzek, Stigolli and Formes sing the princtpal rics. On dit, that this opera ‘will be represented on Weduesday, when the present sea goa will be concluded, the new season to open on the 19th November, The first concert of the season was given by Miss Car. Jotta Patti, at Dodworth’s rooms,on Thursday evening. Mise Patti made her debut ‘in the concert room and do- Tighted her auditors with the purity and freshness of her voice, as well as the precision and facility of her execution. She was assisted by Madame Colson, Madame Strakosch, Signor! Briguoli, Ferri and Susini; snd, as might baye been expected from so excellent an artistic combination, the concert was one of the most agrecable that has ever been given here within our recoilection. On to-morrow cvening there will be, at Niblo’s Garden, 8 musical and dramatic entertainment in aid of the Widow od Orphan Fund of the New York Fire Department. Among tbe artists who will assist are Madame Anos Bishop, Mrs. Westervelt, Mrs, Mozart, Messrs. Miranda, Budotphsen, ©. J. Hopkins, @ Simpeon and ©. A Gul motte, The plays to be performed are, “All that Glit- ters is not Gold,” and “Sudden Thoughts.’’ Altogether, tbe programme is a very attractive one, and the exer” ‘Lions of the artiste will result in a handsome addition to the fund. The expenditures from the Fund for charitable objdcta last yoar were $20,990 The calls for aid are very Sumerous—three hundred and twenty families of de- (eased firemen needing conetant asviatance, and winter 43 coming on. Could anything be added to this state- ment, except the natural sequence of a large contribu- Bion? In the theatrical world the eveute of the week have ‘Deen the production of Mr, Watts Phillips’ drama, “The Dead Heart,’ at Niblo’s Garden,.and the performance of “Hoory VIL,” with Mies Cushman as Queen Katharine. ‘The “Dead Heart” is an effective drama, but Is rather too heavy for our audiencs. The manner in which it was acted ‘was not calculated to make it much lighter. Misa Cush- man’s Queen Katharine is well known as one of the est, if mot the very best, of the distinguished artist's creations. There has been nothing new at the other the- tres, Tho Old Bowery bas passed into the hatds of Messrs, Spaulding and Rogers, who will shortly open it as acireus, The dramstic season closed on laet Saturday swith a bevefit to Mr. MH. Jorden. Mise Victoria, a magi- ciénne from Paris, has given several performances at the French theatre. Miss Victoria is a pretty woman, and a ratber clever eleight of bauu performer, Without doabt phe will do excellently woil in the provinces, where ahe As going. For this week we are to bave quite a Shaksporian re- vival. Mr. Ferrest plays Othello to night at Niblo’s, ‘and Miss Cushman appears as Lady Macbeth at the Win- ter Garden. Both pisces will probably be performed Beveral times, and the lovers of the great master of Eag- lish dramatic poetry will have a fue opportunity to see two of his finest creations well delineated. Miss Laura Keene has in preparation Charles Reade’s version of Moliere’s ‘“Malade Imaginaire,’”’ aod also “The Beggar's Opera,’ the latter to Introduce Misses Melvin and Willoughby, who mre sald to be very clever singing actresses. ‘‘Aileon Aroon”’ wiil be given at this house to-night. Mr. Wallack (8 doing eo fine a businew with Brougham’s comedy “Playing with Fire,” that he wil! not change his Dill at preeeut. The theatre is full every night, and the Attraction of the play increases with each succeeding per- formance. At Barnum’s Museum they have a new piece ready to pat on in place of “‘Joreph and bis Brethren,” but the lat ter, although it bas been played one bundred times, is Still #0 attractive that it wil! not be taken off from the bills at present. At the New Bowery a fresh drama, called ‘Rose El- mer,’’ written for this theatre by Mr. J. F. Poole, will be Produced this evening. The pantomime called “Raoul” ‘Wil also be performed. Thore is to be a grand perform. ‘ance here to morrow night for the benefit of the G. L. Fox Guard. Bryeote’ Mivstreis put out a fine programme for next week. The performances wind up with the immortal Diate,’’ the most popular musical composition of the @ay. Hooley & Campbell bring out “Gumbo Jum,’’ a fa mous Ethiopian farce. ‘The Italian Artistic Society, under the direction of Sig- Bor Muzio, loaves to day for a brief tour of concerts ta the principal cities of the West. The Opera seasou ia Ph ila- delphia will commence on the 19th of November. Siguor ‘Muzio haa exgaged the theatres ia Philadelphia, Boston, Charleston, New Orleans, Cincinnati and St. Louis for operatic cutertaiaments. The sotiety regret that oo ar Fangementa could be made for giving operas at the Academy of Music here. The troupe is composed of the Coletti. ‘Mx. Joy Baovanam iv Lospos —Mr. Brougham made his firet appearance at tho Haymarket theatre on the $:b rT i eh i ‘4 i A : i i Ht iis Ls & oJ z a= tent & tolerably sulcient proof. -§ of remark j# that it is American taste whi bow to De guiding or our own wel these Carre the public of Lradoa te upoe to endorse the Opigion of that of New York. Mr whose rappea ance Is now to be recorded was rorably kw PH i i own of an aotor of Irieh parte at the Ulympic and Covent garcen theatrs, when uncer the management Of Madame Vestris. He bas returned to as with a brogue ever, a8 much force and humor, and perbaps Preater ease aud finish. A ihough tue Character be playet nu Monday is ove of reo chosen by bimeelf, ead if ic & comedy of Lis Own writing, it @ Bot & very broadly marked | of | crefully developed one comedy iterif, which is named ‘Romance and Reality,’ although mes the Covveutional form re been beter to two or at mort ion @ too eight to bear weil #0 f taming the exude who hae visions of bappt cottage, by giving her o poverty, Ip tot altogether Romance art Reailty Politica! Intelligence. Flow Back Rerveucans Ger Mowsy.—The Columbus (Oblo) Stateman publishes the following from the official Statement of the condition of the Ohio canals:— The siatement of the Ohio canals for the first nine months of the fiscal year closing November 16, 1500, sande thee: — expenditures: Receipts... DaOib.scorerscesense ‘The remaining quarter up to $100,000 more than the receipts. The canals are truly valuable property to the State, when the yoarly ox. penéitures on them are @ hundred thousand dollars more than the receipts, Responsible parties last ai to lease the canals and pay the State $20, besides keeping them in good repair, publicans wanted thetr official Tar Ficat iv New You«.—The Madison (Wis.) Argus of the 284 Inst. says:— It is conceded that the battle Geld of this election is tho State of New York, Indiana, Ohio and ivenia have gone 80 overwhelmingly republican that their re- cemption is hopeless. fo New York, which of itseif has enovgh electoral votes, with the entire South, to defeat Linooin, the eye of every politician and patriot is turned with painful anxiety. With her resis the result of this momentous struggle. If she votes the fusion ticket, it defeats Lincoln, If she votes the republican ticket, it elects Lincoln. That is the issue in New York, plainly stated There are po side questions, no mere matters of local politics, at stake, but {t is as if every other State ebould not vote, and New York should vote for Florida, for Texas, for Vermont, and Wisconsin, and for every other State, as well as herself, There the whole matter is consigned for a decision. Is LincoLy aw Anotrmosist?—Long John Weatworth, the republican Mayor of Chicago, and editor of the black re- publican organ in that city, says he is, and, in proof of the astertion, publishes every day the following extracts from Old Abe’s speeches:— i I believe this government capnot endure permanent); balf slave and half free. I have always bated avery, 1 think, as much ag any abolitionist.—Lincoln, Alt 1s Far m Pouncs—John Wentworth, Mayor of Chicago, and editor of toe biuck republican organ in that city, advises, as “the surest way of elegting Lincoln,’ that “all that the republicans have to do is to see that the Breckijariége tickets are put in nomination and sup- ported in every State,” ALL For Disusion.—Nearly all of the democratic papers of Georgia have come out boldly, and squarely for @ disso lution of the Union in the event of Lincoln’s election. Ay Unexrrcren Contrerxmis —At a rocent ineeting in Covode’s Congressional district, Pennsylvania, it having been charged that he had written letters to secure a re- nomination for Congress, Mr. Covode raised his right band and called on bis Maker to witness that be had never seked any one, or given apy money to any one, to secure his nomination, When he bad consluded, A. J. Eiliott, Esq., Sherif of Armstrong county, rose, declared the statement falze and produced a letter sont him by Govode, asking him to aid in securing hig nomination, and cover. ing a free railroad pass to the Ciioago Convention! This is the Covode who has made himself so notorious by his committee ia Washingtoa, ia hie attempts to tajure the character of honest men for political purposes, Stare Concressionat NominaTions.—Below will be found the nominations made in tne several Congressional districts of this Siate, by the various parties, as full as we have been able to get them. Some of the democratic nominations bave yet to be made, as tn the Twenty ninth, Thirtieth and Thirty firet districts:— 1—Luther C. Carter, republican. E. Henry Smith, democrat, Richa:d Jennings, Bell Egbert T. Smit, Union 2—James Humphrey, repul isan. Samuel §. Poweil, Bell. Moses F. Odell, Douglas democrat. 3—A. J. Williamson, republican. Jobn C. Mather, inridge democrat. Benjamin Wood, fusion. 4—Jobn Comerford, people's ‘M. Tuomey, Tammany Douglas demoorat. James Carr! |, Mozart Douglas demoorat, Thomas J. Barr, Mozart Dougias demoerat. 6—William Wali, republicaa. J. H Lynch, Tammany Breckinridge democrat. Joha Hanford, Breckinridge democrat, Joha Duily, Breckinridge democrat, D. D. Winant, Tammany fusion. Philip Hamilton, Douglas democrat. Neison J. Taylor, Tammany aud Mozart. 6—Fred. A. Conkling, repudlican. Jd. W. Chandier, any Douglas democrat. J. Cochrane, Mozart Dougias democras, T—Augustus F. Dow, republican. Enjah Ward, Breckinridge democrat, Vaolpho Wolfe, Dougias democrat. Bryan McUabill, Tammany democrat. Jaines W. Gerard, Bell. 9—(bomas Neison, republican. 10—haries H. Van Wyck, republiona. D B. St. John, Bell fusion. 11—Peter B. Sylvester, repubiican. Joba D Steele, ry democrat. ican. inridge demoornt. ims democrat, Mordecai Myers, Chau Vibbard, 19—R.cpard Charles Kaples, 2—Rercve Corkiing, re pablican. DL» Witt © Grove, Dougias demoorat, M1—RK. Holland Dooil, repebucan. Judeoa © Nelson, democrat. fngiand, and & M. Green, of T Metropolitan Hote! Foor ¢istinguished geptiemen who are filling or who are cleeved to Oi! guberostorial chairs, were at the Re- vere Hieure, Boeton, on Toureday inet, namely .—Gov, Bank , of Baenacbuectte, Gov Goodwic, of Ne« Hamp thie; Bon Isrne) Warbborr jr. Governor elect of Matve er Col, Oortin, Governor elect of Pesneyivania The inceting wae wholly cecidental,ae neither of the gentie- teh bad made a appoiutercut bo meet the oibers. als and Departures. ARMIVALS, ng, Drs Lioy! A Wiad Meh ‘these. Be Clemens, Me Salteen, ver Devers aod lady, De Towner th, Cherise 7) Pemtee. | Arbur Blne wart, De Rhiger Prot Mee Aw Co ood, Quere ae. thes Green, Georey 6 Lie Biches, Man Hive bevek le Forrest. § feervent, wr F 4 offered | The offer was do- | clined, and the State lost $120,000 « year, because the re- | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1860. 8 . Anniversary of the John Street Metno. dist Episcopal Church, There were interesting exercises held yesterday in tho Jobo street Methodist church, commemorative of the de- dication of the Gret Methodist church in America, The occasion is always one of interest to the members of this denomination throughout the country, especially to those who hold on to the landmarks of the Methodist faith aud Bass Baut Matcu.—The Eckford and Atlantic clubs will Peouliar usages, The attendance yesterday was very | pisy their home and home match this afternoon, at two large, the church belng crowded both afternoon and even- | o¢iook, om the Putnam's ground, at Kast Now York. Thoy ing. The service commenced at nine o'clock, | now stand game and game. This witl be a ae matob, aa | when ® love feast was held, in which many | both clubs are A No. 1, of the old members related their experience and recount. ed the scenes of former days. At half past tea o'clock the forenoon the audi- Sat ttre irtine imeem er 80m, editor of ristian ir text the eleventh verge of the fifteenth o Of Job: | Was held yesterday evening, The galleries wore flied “Are the Crome of bi oy ag 7. Bishere | with the children, among whom were several negroes, ‘any secret with thee?” 10 part ol | while the body of the church was given to the adults of course was strictly argumentative, for the purpose of showing the possibility of God communicating spiritually | the oongregatioa, The church was not crowded, but ‘Then the here were cpough in it to show that a deep iatereat is with man. to prove the | 1 willipgoees of the Lord to commune with His creatures. felt for the missionary movements. | valued at $17, The chain waa n¥ad on the prisoner, ‘who was locked up to answer. Rownwer wire Vioweyce —Ofioor Whim.’ Yesterday ar. Fested ® man and woman, named Chrietopy."f Allen and ‘Sarab Berriman, for knocking down a man namec Richard Stapleton and robbing bim of money in bank bills to the amount of $58. They wore broughi before Justice ly, who sent them to jail, to examination. Youths’ Missionary Association. ‘The twenty second auniversary of the Youths’ Mis- sionary Association, of Spring street Preabyteriaa church, He then inquired if the consolations of divine grace were After the usual opening prayer and bymn, the small, Rev. Mr. Forbes read the report for the past The discourse was marked by the origina! and scholarly | year, ia which it was stated that the subscrip lag Dr, Thompson, and was listened to with great attention, In the afternoon a reunion meeting was held, when brief addresses were made by the former pastors aad members of John street, who spoke feelingly of their associations with this time honored place of worship. At si o’clock a general prayer meet! menced under the leadership of Mr. L. B. , at the | more money. conclusion of which the * Addresses suitable to the oecxsion were delivered by Rey. Cuantrs E. Haxnis, the former pastor of the | the Rev. Messrs. Hastings and Burtis, ‘the intervals cbureb, preached an appropriate and eloquent dis- | were filled up by singing by the children and masic by tons bad fuilen off, while the demand for money and other assistance was greatly on the fncrease, The emount collected during the past year amounted to $325. ‘The report closed with an earnest to the charita bie for pecuwiary aid. The report was chiefly made up of letters tbat had been received from vartous missionaries, was com- | speaking of the success they had met with, and solicitiog course. Collections were taken . the = the choir. During the exercises a collection was taken io behalf of the church, and the friende of tb! up, aad after some more singing the benediction was pro- time honored edifice ded = li . it was | nounced and the congregation retired. the recent convention Williamsburg City News. PARADE OF THE Fike Derartaxxt —The five companics, numbering about twenty, tura out to-day, and a splendid display they are expected to make. About the foremost company wil! be the Victory Engine (steam) No. 13, situated in Ciymer street, uear Bediord avenue, The ap. | e peratus of the company will be drawn by four cream | colored horees, preceded by a band and the Drum Corps | of the Ninth regiment. Neptune Kogine Company, No. 7, will algo be noticeable; about one hundred men will be in attendance, and the company will bave on band an elegant steam engine, borrowed for tho occasion from New York, fhe procession wii! pass through the follow- ing etreete—Firet. North Ninth, Seoond, North Second, leopard, Asli, Bashwick avenue, Powers, Smith, Grand, Grabum aveaue, Powers, Ewen, Jobason, Bush: debt on the church and for its ultimate daily union prayer meeting held in the church bas be- come widely known, and It is uaderstood that a re ligtovs feeling the exercises. Strangers visiting ee city, and others, are tendered an invitation to meei where, IycgnoiaRy Fiex 1y HARuEM—Axaust oF Two Figeaan oN SUSYiCION oF ARsON.—Betweon five and six o'clock yester- dey morning 4 fire was discovered on the second floor of & carpenter shop on 160th street, near Kingsbridge road, owned and occupied by George M. Concklin, It appoars that Mr Smith Garrison was returning home, aftor ex- Upguisbing the street gas lights, and that on nearing the Drawings of KR, France's Delaware Sussex County, O:sss 967, Ocrosss 31, 1800. 32, 56, 68, 18, 66, 60, 59, 63, TL, 44, 96, 31. Grayn Comsoupaten Lorreur, Cisse Or, 7, 1360, & 31, 8.8.) 18, “. 22, 4, 30, 64, 6, 1. Ais wenn uu ars ous free of charge, by LL'S, 302 BROADWAY. Cards, do.— RANCB, oa ‘Obl At thie store” CFAEE Blossom Wodding Deleware, —_ T GIMBREDES.—T3B GRAY 11 Drawings of the Delaware State Lot. | A orca e lcci ne AXD MADE C4mm terion. WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of fard and stalonery tine. M. B— DELAWaAS, KERTOCEY AND MinOva! Cf fontion: only as f0 Sees “by Clmbrede, tm pears WEHRELER & WILSON ry 8x ould be purchased tn preference to ber, because "Bas at only to faa ne oa th ~ Datawoue Sara 3, Cotossm 27, 1860, 42, 99" 52, 17, 41, 60,9, 98 8,50 45, 13, 28, “ DaLawake—Orans 514, Corose 27, 15, 44, 31, 73, 14, 97, 1, 6%, 60, 36, 63, 69, 78, Otcoulare seni free of charges yeas elther to WOOD, EDDY & © wand makers. shirt makers, fiters, ehoe binder Or 0 WOOD, EDDY & COnB Lowe Mlssburt, | an al! Kinds of tatloring. wiieteen sed H.R. H.—The Prince of Wales and ‘ CARD 10 THE PUBLIO,—THOUSAN DS HAVE | A and thousands more are from * Raite ob RBADE ‘3 National Portrait Gallery, corner Broad | mere are suffering all the of dyap waco oy jen using. JHE ONLY GALLERY IN THE UNITED STATES | OR. J. BOVI ERI. BITTER, tS ed WITH A SPRCIAL VISIT BY THE ROYAL | tung wal cA y bs beneasion dd tf py gy i e ral exteudW these valaable Olvera, ke’ tbo ished and no intelligent phyaioian ean | oom wre mace ty 6 snocessfal phy steian » | Chemist, and are used the fret pare | Unione "For ‘conmumptiony Spe pie nervousness, and asf for succeas Photographs of 1, R. 1 the Prince of Welea and fulie, | are now on view at BRADY'S Gallery. Copies tn eve: style of tbe art for wale, Gallery open from 8 A.M, tll 9 P. x. Be? Prince of Wales and At GUBNEY'S GALLERY, 707 Broadway. The last photograph tacen la America of the Prince by royel desire, wow on exhibition Te pubitc are invited to examine thie by Bi. H to be the best ever taken of om view, members of the 5 BUTSORIFTION “BOOK NOW OPER, allery open from SAM. Ul9P M. J. GURNEY & BON, Photographic Arusts, 707 Broadway, Suite | bave Yan Florida, "cures ef chrosie deep a | et aie d 5 Brooklyn, ered of paralyaian Mise Beanie = | Ark of eXueme nervous debiliy; while hundreds’ of | anes i bear Vestimony as Wo they virtues Try ome CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO., Proprietors, Wilhass street. etre, prouounced Sold by druggists generally throngbout we Used Bales. DAMS! EXPRESS COMPANY GIVE PROMPT ATTER- Ball, Black & C ton to the eollection of Drafts, Notes, “4 65 and 567 Broad r of Prince street, C0. D. b tls, &e , Bila, Acceptances, Have just opened an agao) superb Clocks and Rronves Cf enilvely new designs, iu renaissance, aa well se Louis XVI, | A NEW STORY. etyles. THE MYSTERY OF wILDWoop, bave on exhibition for a few days the Maute! Orua- BY SYLVANUS COBH, JR. ments relected by hie RH. the Prince of Wales. Ix New Yors, Oct. 97, 1860, THE NEW YORK LepogR, Ready to day at 12 o'clock, In the number of the Led o'clock, will be commenced er Lo be issued to day Latest Novelties in Misses’ Hats.—Some- '@ publication of a thing eutirely new, Juat imported from Burope, the Abd-el- | the ab it y Jobb. ‘scene acer bat Selling by THOMAS RAYNOLDH, 808 Oanal | the vicinity Of New York ood the penetra a ena sireet, third door west of Broadway. once actually walked the strerts of this city. It wa tale ot tnd, devoted love, of unspeakable wuifer ng heroically The Only Wa: Save the Unton is to Pi od ry note ale buy your Hat &¢ WHITS Broadway. of aD tpt Ay ore waidenton” of yd ROSS & TOUPMY, Wholesale Agente Senetnas Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Sales, 21 Broadway, coruer of Murray street, LARGE A*SORTMENT OF FIRST OLASS ROUSE. New York . ’ "4 Furniture will be sold at public anotion thie (Monday), at the elegant private residence, 45 West 5! street, beiween Mifth and Rixth avenues, commencing at o'clock. TKosewoo! seven octave Pinnoforte, Parlor Suite, rose wood Chamber Frrniture oak Dining Room Furniture, &@ : Bexement and Kitchen Furniture Married, Axcanotn—Hewrrr —Ou Thurs‘ay, October 25, by the Rev. Dr, Annable, of Brooklyn, Jou R. Axcuotp, Baq., wick avenue, Morrell, Graham avenue, Scholes, South third, Eleveath, South Fir enth, Grand, Fourth, Ciy- mer, Lee cvauue, Roas, Bedford avenue, Division avenue, Second, South Ninth,’ Fifth, South Third, Ninth, South Second, Fourth, and diem! ‘The line will be formed on First strect, Greenpoint, at one P.M carpenter shop Le discovered a fire on the second floor, and at the same time noticed a man walking away from the building. He tmmediately cried ‘‘firo,”’ and proceeded ‘o srouse Mr. Couck!in, who lived near by, and em pro curing assistance succeeded in extinguishing the dames before any Gamage of account was dove to premises Otfieer Knickerbocker, whe was on the Tenth avenue, also Paw @ man apparently rupoing from the fire. 0 wing to the euspicicus circumstances, Roundsmaa Thayer, as sisted by cilicer Knickerbocker, arrested the (vo sus won parties. Captain Porter immediately telegraphea for Fire Marsha! Baker, who soon arrived od went into an investigation of the case. Tue parties arrested are named Michael J. Coricey aud Peter Golding. They are bota. members of Hi and Ladder Company No. 17. Neither party can give @ satisfactory acoouut of them- selves, avd were consequently detaiaed in toe station bouae to be sent to the Police Court to-day. Por ler was very active la obtalming facts regarding the matter. Exrrosion of A Frem Lame —About ten o'clock on Friday night Mrs. Deys, living at 119 Varick street, with ber two children, was about goiog up stairs, w alamp she had in ber band exploded with « loud report, scatter. ing the burning fluid over her dress, setting 1! on fire and burning ber hands in a terrible manner. Some young men, passing at the time, heard her scream, aod seeing the light, rushed tu the basement and extinguished the fire on ber dress, which was balf consumed, other wise we would have to record another death by that worst of al! artificial lights, burning fluid. Fixe cy hast Frereentu Sremet—Taree Horses Borwep Wo have advices from the United States ship yohn Adams‘ up 1 the Ist September last, She was thea lying at Woochow, China, Tho health of tho oflicers aud crew was grod, with the exception of a fuw epidemical diseases tnedent to the climate. but uot of a serious ua ture, She was to leayo in afew days for Japan, where she would remain asbort time, and retura to Shaughae to winter. Theofficers hoped the vearel would be order: ed home next spring, as the unseaworthy condition of the vessel rendered repairs necessary. Advices sre to the 11th of September from tho Brazil squadron. The United States steam gunboat Dakota, } which is reported as quite successful, arrived at RioJa- neiro 2d wit, from Madeira, where she siopped to coal and deliver mails for the veesels on the A‘rican station. The Dakota is one of the new gunboats, and ison her way to reinforce cur Fast India squadron. She would eall from Rio for Hong Kong on the 13th ult. The iat ¢ obt.iped at leira (rom the African fleet roported the ships’ compaies in good health geverally. The br Bainbridge entered Rio on the 8th, and on the fol lowing day began taking in stores for her homeward bound voyage. She would sai! before the 20th, Tne Dol phin bad arrived at Buenos Ayres from Montevideo. Mails for the African equadron wil! be forwarded ta to Mannan M. Hawirr, both of this city: Avnoro—Lee —On Tharaday, October 25, at the resi tenoe of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. J. &. Searls, AvrRxp ARNOLD, Haq. to Mra, ANNA M. Lax, daughter of the late Kzekiel Petty. Gupskt—Bramiatt —At Rabway, N.J.,o0 Wednesday, Oewber 24, by the Rey Mr Lockwood, Mr. Hexky L. M. GRIFFIN & OO. Anctionsers. pahavens T™PROVE- r acuity bighly re And satinfrotion hither-o Un nenr Broadway. Ketablished 1505 Grusaxe, of New York, to Mime Faurus J, BxastHacs, eldest ‘memagadie daughter of MB. Bra’pball, Esq FRFFFRERFRFER YyyY YyYy Houwes—Fiskxuy.—At St. Matthew's Church, Wilton, | PFRFFFFFFFFF® Yii¥ ¥VYY eas" Cona,, on Wednesday, October 24, by Rev. Mr, Stimson, rr FF ay yY sa oa Stavaky H, Houces to Jexuz, daughter of Jas, W. Pink "Fr Ln) ee ey, Bag. Pero—La Row. —On Thureday, evening, October 25, at Riad a the residence of the groom, by the Rev. Mr. Hiscox, xx vy ‘388 wack B, Pero to Mauraa M. La Row, all of this city. yy aa Died. YYVIYY BSSSAH ArmerronG.<On Saturday, October 27, of consumption, — Teavnsta AxatrronG, aged 26 years mernove aoe FATINT on, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully VED FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, invited to attend the funeral, from her lute residence, ¢ , 4 No. 166 Fast Twenty fourth street, this (Monday) after: | mate titrate et S16. Ph ened S20 Re ee wae a noow, at one o'clock, Her remains will be taken to { order made for leas than half-adozen ebirte. wood for interment. Wholesale irade supplied on the ana! terms Bus —In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, Ootobor 28, BALLOU LROTHERA, Wituam Sovmmworta Buwy, youngest son of Robert No. 409 Broadway, Yore | and Charlotte Blan. Funoral from their resideneo in Putnam avene, Fast Be ren ae of Redford avenue, this (Monday) forenoon, at ten o’ch . BL NOTICIOSO DE NUBVYA YORK, rue POPULAR SPANISH AMERICAN PAPER Borrgat.—On Sunday, October 98, Peres’? Borrxnt The friewds Rod acquaintances are respectfully invited gy PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, NOV. & ror HAVANA AND PANAMA BTEAMERS, the corvette Saratoga, to nail from Philadelphia in a fow weeks; for the East India squadron in the sioop of war Vandalia, now prepariog at Brooklyn, to sail about tho }0th proximo. the Cumberland, corvette, will take from New York, in about three weeks, letters, parcels, kc for the Home and Pacific tquadrons, if they are seat, properly directed, to the Navy Yard at Brooklya, To Dxati.—About one o'clock yesterday afteruoon a fire originated in a frame stable in Fast Fifteenth street, between arenves B and C, owned by Barney Dalton. Before the flames were extingushed the stable and three horses, valued in all at about $600, were destroyed. The fire was caused by some ehildren makiog @ bonilre close to the etabie. Arrnar ov Tum Fiera Wanp —Last evening Andrew Mil- | Jor and bis wife, residing at No. 54 West Broaiway, got into @ quarrel with a Mr. Costello and wife, residing iu tho same building, when # regular meiee took place, dur al Tolls—Increase o' Amount reccived for toils for the thi 80,313 BO, week in Ootol + $149,667 « 78,857 Increase in 1860..... see ing ich Mrs. Miller was stabbed ia tho breast and her monnt of toll ‘ived for weeks Oe: 4 husband bediy out in the face, ‘The Fifth ward police | “'sggo tus, Teowived for three weeks tt eee as were soon on hand, and arrested all the parties with the 210/807 83 | exception of Mra. hduter who was placed in the care of a physioian. Costello and his wife were locked up to | —Inerense iu 1800........-.+ ee ts anawer. Amount received from the opening of ni Qrick Tuc on ms Fiagtew Ragoan.—The express train of the Harlem Railroad left Chatham on Saturday morning, fifty-five minutes behind time, being detained at East Albany. It arrived in New York at its usual time, a oe from Chatham, one hun- dred and thirty-one miles in three hours and twent: minutes, or forty miles an bour, inci ls atrong evidence a including the third week in Ootober 1860.82,431,¢42 16 Do. ta 85) Increase in 1560. «$1,080,519 29 Obituary. a1. C Apams. whose former fight with a formidable | cps Powel iw California, in which be received a nuam fevere wounds upen the bead ant hata juding Th! < of the good condition of road, and Ld Of the capability of the trains to make quick time, escape for hie life, died at Neponset Village, Mass , on ‘the 26th inst., probably from the effects of bis many wounds. A Live Apper Set Lavrer years of age, died yeaterday, at No. 201 East Twenty first Toe inmates of the Post Ofiice were, da wa into 'S ceem street, from the effects of burns accidentally received while playing with some lighted pieces of wood. John Burns was killed at the Peonsylvania Oval Com. pavy’s yard, foot of Fourth street, on Saturday, by fall- ¢ ical ene = aflernoon by a sort 5 o vigorous and sgonizivg scremmns, proceed: {rom ove of the hallways of the building. Upon taveatt, top, the rource of the outery was found to be a colored + Who was wringing ber bauds, and apparently in fro elevator about Gfty fect in height. Deceased tate bordoriog upok insanity. The byetanders ques. was thirty Ove yeare of age, asd was a native of ireland. | tioned ber as to her troubles, to which she made uo te- | Coro: hebirmer beid an tpquest upon the body. sponre, bot pointed toa lively little green adder, which Coroner O'Keefe beld an inoeet upon the body of Law. | Wee rapidly wriggling over the floor towards open air. | rence Gr fin, & pative of Ireland, aged fitty six yoara, | 4 gen Stampede enaved, but after a long eifort tue who was burned to death in @ stable at the coraer of | “Varmint” was properly secured and taken to the City Teath avevue sud Thirty-ninth street. Verdict, “Agci. | Marebai'e oifice, It appears that the colored Inoy dental death ' Mrs. Philander Pierce, bas a busbaed down io | ‘An inquest wos also beld upon the body of a German | Seorgia Their marital life tae not been one | giri about seventeen years of age, named Lens Grass, | of the moet plearant or poetic, and several lettore who was also burned to death by her clothes catching ire | (f domertic objargations have passed = between at a stove bo Hyg hed | ond Lae od went to the Post Olice aod ok out a {ittle pastepoar: containing aletter Ag The body of an unknown man, about 30 years Old, was | obo was removing it ehe was slightly surprised at hear found drowned in the North river, at the foot of Dey | ing a hies in the box, and almost instantly the green street, under circumstances wich lead to the belief that | bead {glittering ever and barbed tongue of the a’oresa’ 1 desth ‘was the reeult of am accident, sad the Coroser’s | Stuer shot up before her bewiidered vision. | Sbe drop- jury ventured 0 verdiog noseransely ped the box like « hot coal, and beuce the screams. The letter concluded with these postecripts — Kies this doar Biize B. Nevins, © woman about 21 years of age, while | jittie pet for me, and take it and nleep with it, for Goa" engaged in filing acamphoue lamp on Friday evestne, * eke. P 8 —They ray that bice te troe,and let this wes #0 severely burued by the explosion of the Guid bite you, and you will find out this is a good little hed. that she died yesterday in conse: At ber residiuce, | fellow." That the diabolical Philacter supposed his No, 268 Weat Twenty. street. wite was go'ng to Cleopatra with the charming pre Michacl Morris, a resident of Brooklyn, aged 40 years, vent be seat ber, ie not for moment to be entormined Det tbat be coecocted this unique style of makiog away with ber, is probable. At any rato bis derigns have tailed ao at his snakesh ip, poscefully coiled up in & bottle of » Will decorate the walla of the Au- dubon Club —Chicage Journal, (ctober 23. Morehead’s Eye Wate; meas fogs tea Do MoaRBRAD M.D. Te Sikor street, Now York. Bod by all good droga tata MiG 100 Ohathoas surees corner of Tear, ee | Brooklyn Photograpis—Miniaiare to ¢ Size, unescelied. Cas. Lat A. WILLIAMSON, Aveo iabed 13h, ‘ol Tre Baoanwar Anson Cass.—The hearing in tae case To Kvery Mo of arson pending against William G. Lambert, Jr.,and | *tering from an; of Ga ene William H. Perley, on the alleged charge of Grivg their | teething, we say do not let yc cieee Of others, stand in ibe way of the store, at 860 Broadway, in April last, for the purpose, as | Who Has Chtidren | | 0 more—to folloe Ue cise ceatee Wine | {Owes foormind & oP. ~ pte incident L the p own prejodior) or the p of wal of defrauding insurance companies, vee con - _ —_ aed a Saturday before Justice iy, st the First Batchelor’s Hair Uys iv the Besi in ih. District Police Court. | io i sold and applet, la syprypriale privae rouma, uate Pecsese was the rat «itaeen on the sand for | Stbe wie faclory. 18 Bont wren croet examination on the part of the defence, but up to the time of adjournment nowbiag Of invereat was elicited “Ledies’ TB Phaion & Son's Which tenced to contradict the witness’ direst testi. | “Snow White Oriental Cream." Aold by all drop wists mouy, James Peevers was the only witnere examined, ~ edd AD Adjournment was taker Unti! the Sth of Novem “Besatifal Completes.” Praaton’s | ber. baow White Urienta’ Cream rloe 200, per ry Manapat Rysomns On, » wire Asmacut awp Bar mes pony 7d lexion’’ ts Desired by atl Tee’.—A complaint was made ou Saturday aftervou. now @ulte Orieutal Cream. } t Marebal Kynders forthe aicged assau't and bat on William Barney a few days ogo, and & warrant fal Complerxion.- Lntrd « Ciquit ne ingued for Lis arrest, bat ap to inet ove 1 hind naheeved p cncerity 0 a @ ~# Dot been executed fying sad preserviog ut a m ao to | — —— druggete, Pitne é Brockiys Oly News | Fine amp Scarscmp Aton —Rerly law night o tre | QS FIRmMPM of Ax | nod Toupern, cow Mentrup & |e 199 Pukom treet Pengo ue berm, Gouraud's Oriret white, Foudie Buble, ior wprovun Medicated Soap at 67 Wa ker street broke out In & carpenter shop belong! Starbrack, situated in the rear of some Suiting Folwe aveaue aad St felix were promptly on the «pot, ant the Ore was preveated from spreading veyoud the | pet ethgpitempcnnntpatte carpenter abop, wich, wowever, wae completely destroy Kacions Cure of Hernin, or Mupturs ed. The buliding wae not worth more than about $60 Dy & N. MAAPT, of the well Enown beoseof Marah & Os but there were ecme tools, belonging to the four or fit) | ¥o. 2 Vewry aireet, « OYVORNE the ChuFeh, devoes work mer whe were at work ou Haturday, moss of which | s) rial sttention to law iaben of Rae Baden) ore ave been Gestroyed. One or two chente of tools bave | Trust been auved. Carpenters’ tools are ive, aod the | mo, Momge Lily. | superi.ous hair, and Jone i muok in Abie respeut Vaan in the’ bulking, K which wae folly foeured ip tbe Brookiy» (ssarsooe Oom wait a insiren spphebian of tr bercitie pany. It ie maproned Whe fre was an act of incendiarism. | Erie a Beni Seay 5 Sig (tones wee | Braciaat —George Avbott, Thomas Downey tad Dard worn Brown were arrested for breaking into the grocery store | of Kdward indiz, 18 Fulton sireet, bet ween twelve and morn'ng, and ing therefrom | An Kxeelent Famtiy Medtctne.—Hotin | way aD end Ole need Core with onfaling rertainry bond ‘amoren, oUt | inte woughe wed | one o'clock etealing othe ba} - nu pp y.-ty eran to the amount of $19. Genvaves ome . aac impure bleod oF | Teert mw 4 Desire Bovws—The premise of Mr Cristadore's Hats Dye, Wige & ioupecs, ‘Thomas Hughes, No. $68 Coart sireet, wore catered on the Mest in the world, whoiemaie mel reiail, aad lav dye or and female te the amount of |‘? MPPHA. f Aslor own feo wae olen theretion. have been mete, | ic paetite Parior Bi Hwaway Rosnaar.—On compleint of Mr Jean MoCor all's Paxior Shes Store, 1s mick, Joerph MoGavia wan arrested, yesterday, for staal fea pret ocr es Ba GRE SE od ek: tng from She Test poelret of the complainers a gold chain ‘ “7 all and yrsceing Fomor, to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 632 Niath AND GOERS 10 EVERY SPANISH OOUNTEYE, avenue, between Forty-pinth aod Fiftieth street, on T.caday afternoon, at two 0,clock ALL ADVERTISEMENTS TRANSLATED FRER, AND NOTICED IN EDITORIAL COLUMBS, ints Bruvcwam —Oo 'Saturday evening, October 27, Beinomam, aged 65 years, 1 month and 12 days THB SPANISH HANDBOOK or ‘The funeral will (ake place this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 143 Hammond street. Rossmct'—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 27, vam Josmrnmve Rosamor, aged 6 years, 4 months and 4 a friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her father, P. A. Rosselot, No. 137 Secwett street, South Brooklyn. Baxayaay —Oo 28, after a short ill- | nosm, MaxGarar AwELiA, only daughter of Jobo H. and Alice Berryman, eged UF faced 6 months, and 27 days. ‘Toe relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to attend her funeral on Tuesday afternoon next, at two o’eleck, from the residence of her parents, No. 51 Monroe street, New York. The lower that we loved so well has faded. Bours —Ou Saturday evening, Ostober 27, Canoune by of the Rev. Joho A. Bortis Notico will be given in Wedueeday’s papers when the funeral will take place. DRake.—In Jersey City, on Sunday, October 28, Axcurs, only child of Clarkson and Annie M Drake, aged 2 years, 4 months aud 6 days. NEW YORK TRADE. Orrice 24 Any Stxeer, Comme: BUNIONS INVBRTED NAILS, ENLARGED Jette and al) Ciseases of Fa to incon ' the patiect. by Dr. ZACH AB! oie 780 Brosdway, Refers to physicians and surgeous Trews Monerare. Coke the meat nd eat orth fue al adler rates, by ADAMS’ BXP! OOMPANY. PDMPNRSEDEArNEss, DEArNaw, AT ONCE BEMOVED. BEAD TESTIMONT New Your,"Anguar 1h 19h $ Ce = The relatives and friends of the family are requested to Dr. Von Moschziaker treated me atiend tbe funeral, from the residence othe ps my No, | {ply ane siplecurily, iy Ssorian wee 89 Coles street, Jerecy City, on Tuesday afternoon, at two . iad . o'clock President of the Bank of the Sussex county, N. J., papers — New Yorn, Oct 19, 1500 temtimoniels to aa tndused by ipo | come & great lomchziaker, who restored perfectly, and . sineerely recommend him Cd aarist, J.T ike toe copy. Facay.—On Sunday moruivg, October 98, CarumRine rary b daughter of James and Bridget Fagan, aged 2 years ac mou! . ‘The funeral will take place this(Monday) afternooa, At balf-past one o’rlock, from the residence o! ber pareais, a, - aod day, October 48, Witital Hi gouty bile ce Nokia I wasinduced by the Sarah E. Gillmor, of tnis city. pe BAF Paterson, N. J’, and Orange county papers please copy oe Or. eS a Hi1..—e Saturday, 27, at bis residence in this President of the Goodhue Pire lngarence r city, Wrusam Hit, Eaq., aged 00 years, late of Edinburg, — p= Te, For al! disensea of the Kye and Bar, apply at his ofton, Scot: h papere please copy Citate Hioares Ou Satarday, October 97, Loxe Hocus, « ones 8 ee. Beiweeo and Sr avenuse ARSILIN, THE TURKISA SHAMPOO— FIA Gil risiny noo ~ Cheane the bebe tomoria beaded oe benle Cisensed sonlps Seid by ail rugelsts. Price 25 coum. native of county Longford, Ireland, i the 49th year of Dis age Kis friends and acquaintances are reape stfully invited to artend the funeral, from his iate resideuos, 166 West Thirtleth street, ths (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock His reweirs will be iuterred in Calvary Cemetery. ADAME BRR CHTROPC sr. Ld Herncaa.—On Sunday, Ostober 38, lirs. cana Herscas, | M Andou chy nmee tent, soopmercle lone aoe late of Looghgall, county Armagh, Irclaud, ia the 64th | suitering from Coens, Buuione tr verted Malia be, thes toep yoar of her age. cap be Pucecantully treated by ca!ling oF leaving au order a 815 Broadway or 167 Bowery. MESCHARTS HAVING DRAFTS, BIL 6, AO - anore, Ac. col’ect, cap bare the same promptly tended to by ADAMS’ KXPRESS COMPANY. ‘ORBUBAD#® MAGIO EY WATER, ‘The best in the world eoty five cente n bottle D. ©. MORBHWAL. 4D 12 Walker mreet New Porm, by all good érogginia, oesee Nu eu Ornrera, ‘Metab tabments corner of Fulton aad Neseac trees eau Bront wey, ms , invites between thetr owintan Clouse rom ‘The ‘riends and equals tances of the family are respect fully invited to attend ber funeral, from the residence of son. in low, 941 Tenth avenue, corner of Tweaty-sixth 1% Tuesday afternoun, at one o'clork Tos. —Ou Sunday , October 28, at three P. M., alter aeet, Jomx Jounston, aged 4% years. “tears Clay Lodge of fanera!, from his be Tuesday afternoon, luterred ium Green tity, on Sunday, October 98, Mrs. mea Maver, and Gavghter . Tt Haitted, of Elizabethtown, N. J ‘Tue (riende of the family are respectfully invited to aitend ber fuperai, oo morning, from the Firs: Preeby terme ch. oh, corner of Fifth avenue aad Kleventn eet, at iva o'clock. Her remalne will be taken to Kitgabeth, NJ. MoCocet —Oa *aturday, October $7, Saran McRwan, wife of Beary Mo vurt, the 23th year of ber age ‘The remaine will be taken to @reenwood from her Inte rewjeeaoe, 949 Thirty-stxth street, corner Ninth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. respectfy!! ‘And 00 i Or ROOERE & RATHOND. ‘2 BATTLE CF Py} 5 BY = GEORG ANOROPT 4 relatives are invites, en CRRAT WORTOR Gowber 28, Mrs. Bt: Now" publishing’ in parte a ™ — tae Naw ORK Lapoua friendn eof tbe family, are re sat Sane tfully aoe to atiend the funeral, from ber late ro Jia SBOOND TiIMBREEP: ide it he » - ee ee ae eee eee | Lod, Sy UL bey URGENAOR, Money —On fentay, Ootoper 98, after "a severe and rt itipess, Parmct Mowat, © aaiive of county Maid, A few of tees Szleented quarter evaced an ming borers c pice calculations of ime, Junk recetved. and for malnby NO® OMS Flatoewh, oo Tuesday afMernoon, at tw m the corucr of Bergen street aud the old ¥ Trookly n ine —On watarday, Ootober 27, at two o'clock, Mrs. 4 Boren Neviwe wife of Mr. Teac Nevins, tA. Could Evorrreeas Cemetery this ‘out I o'clock, from 258 West | : 0 eeconds, withont the inserted over pumps No extra el Fein or erancting. where ariifcia) weeth are inserted —At Astoria, Ll, on Sunday, October 21, at | @. DURBIN, 378Canal sircet, one door from Lacrens. oppe three o'cinek A M., Osa Roower, agod $1 years, young. | se Weet Hronoway. daventor of Mr. Jobp Rooney, deceased RTPIOAL BO vate Teara The triende of (ne family Teapectfully Invited to at put ip while noft, e@ithout preatnre or palm. Achii 7 fucers!, Unt (Monday) afternoon, et three | <7 mere sbaile can be Gliea wish it by the diseoverar late father's resiaence TRABSOS, M.D. Roome Ro 00 Wrondway corner mmday, October 98, Cartanmre, the deloved | ‘eenth sveet. jothy and D)RTAGRY Sa Rewi i tfel'y invited to at nop: Ww the ronmenatic and pinto of thie vainable die * late ree dence, No, & Bridge urueon, At two o'clock. Her re. Calvery Jemetery extraordinary rewite cower) MAT de Driely noted Ir m fe frewores:- | meet of fe Ovwber 98. stter & short and tion ever obtained with 1 Soramanw. the be wife of patnrAl elaatiolty hitherto weolly b ynar of hor a —y | 7 @ be man Le general, sreveetfully Reg atih ir. b's ous 8. Teeoty fifth «treet, on Toertag iNarnccn! | PR BOW). Mf boWeRT. OcPOsITE SIXTH 81) caer clotk, without further se er re. D naerts fail nate of Teeth on pore aiver, at 8) 40. wold - A er re Piieial bone Sulpg (owerted With? 5. pai ren (9 Onivary Cometery ora oe di amlgam coat /4)) wore Pianded, No J., on Gunday morning, | warranted, = aeo® Str, © (be 8% yrar of bis age — BiLKACTIUN, Wi 9 chioreturm oF aay Hie fhewrns wilt lake piece from ais late renidence in aheid. ¢ Tureday sferucon, 6¢ Leo o'eingk: wae the father of the Bom T. 8. Stillman, tof the Huard of Metropotites Police, and Mo of the War of J8LB, and sobeequently, Nbtll A few yerrh peat. a reaident of Schenectady, # Y Wreraat ti t— On Fry Jt, October 24, wt Yorktown, Weetebrnter County % Veter me, wits of Rev & + Weatoreelt. tet 01 year of her The frienele of Doe fomtiy are reepeettai invited to at ford the forers) gerviows in Rev. Mr, TeBenn’s chareh, au ve oy Pterion of Tudo iiver Railroad thie (Monday) morning Ant or . snd carri be provised t convey the ends to Workensark ant peture. Wesar—(On Sunday, Ortoder 28, Jour Wooss, in the S4Mie yowr of be age, @ pacirs of tae cveaty of Tipperary, Svetlana ‘The fronts of the family, Wicbart! Witter ant Mert! tp-law, John Geir, ore foncral, frora his late roaiJee oa, Bar) eforeron, at two