The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1860, Page 7

the profit of the revived acheme of a Southern confederacy. Tax Ficut ror mux Fepsrat Sroms.—The @ource of all the misfortunes of this country, Of all the disturbing agitation and all the rascality of corrupt politicians, is the public plunder. Were there no spoils there would be whig party, Onding that they could not get into office in any other way, got up an anti-slavery fesue, and appealed to the religious fanaticiem Of the North, which, aided by the pulpit, has rendered them successful. They cared not whetber they dissolved the Union or not. They were determined to have the spoils, either in the Union or in the Northern half of it after secession, and as this public plunder is the grand motive cf “the irrepressible conflict” among dhe politicians of the party, the fight among them will be as fierce and terrible as that of a dozen dogs over one bone. ‘There will be at least one hundred candidates for.every pace, and as many capdidates for every job. Already are the dogs of office on the scent of the prey. The following list of Candidates for offices in this city is published:— THE COLLECTORSHIP. Horace Greeiey, of the Tribune; Simeon Draper, Moses B. Grivacli, Jcseph Hoxie, Police Commissioner Bowen, George Opdy te, . Marshall, Dacie! T. Willette, Andrew Carrigan aud R M. Blatchford. N. B.—It is understood that if Greoley gets the Post- master devera'ship be will use his influence to optain the Colleotorsbip far Simeon Draper. e THR PORT SURVEYORSHIP. Augustus F. Dow, Jncob L. Dodge, formerly Street Com- a@ilesiover ; Judge Queckenbush, Abram Wakemas, William bas ts of the Triiune N. B—IC Greeley gots the Postmastership Fry will re- Unquish bis ciaim. THE UNITED STATES MARSHALSHIP. John A. Kennedy, General Superintendent of Police; Owen W. Bre ana, J ha Comerford, John Lalor, Police F ActoD. KAVAL OFFICER. Thomas I. tinrphy, Isaac B. Batchelor, Porter G. Sher- man, William J. Brisiey. TRE PORTMASTERSHIP. ‘Charles A. Dans, of the Tribune; Danie! (ilman, Thomas B. Stiliman, Amor J. Williamson, Androw Carrigan. THE NAVY AGENCY. Cherles F Briggs, ex Harbor Master Robert Murray, Danici L Petty, dealer in tron and — ce T. Mar- ‘shall, known as ‘Alphabet’ ; Charies G. Spencer and D. D. Conover. t SUPERINTENDENT OF ASSAY OFFICE. James B. Taylor, Joba A. C. Gray and one Hotaling. UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP. John Sedgwick, Dudley Field, Hiram Sarney, William Allen Batier. , one for attorney and the Other for assistant, pot yet known, but to be the nom!- ‘gees of Bewry J. Raymond, of the Times. 8US-TREASURER. ‘Wm. V. Brady, James Harper, R. M. Blatchford, James . The supporters of Brady are said to be Simon Ca- ‘Meron, of Penvsy!vania, and Chevalier Webb, of the Courier. The friends of Kelly are Wm. H,Soward and tong John Wentworth, of Chicago. NAVAL STOREKEEPER, Jobn P. Cummings, contractor; Danie! E. Gavitt. Such are the candidates already in the field. There wiil be a grand rush for the spoils, and if the Southern men would only have a little patience they would see the republican party broken up in a fight for the plunder in six or eight months after the inaguration of Lincoln. And yet it is for the sake of this that the Union is now brought to the very verge of dissolution by reckless and unprincipled demagogues. Tax Tamvune’s Response To Our Catt cron tne RervsiicaN Mercuants.—The Tribune, re- eponding to our call upon the republican mer- chants of New York to hold a public meeting explanatory of their real sentiments, and their objects and views in voting for Lincoln, under- takes to say on behalf of these gentlemen that such s meeting would have no effect, as the merchants would be suspected of being merely desirous to sell their wares, or to be paid for wares already sold, and the force of their pro- féstations, therefore, would be without effect. In this dilemma the Tridune suggests that “the prominent statesmen and politicians of the late @emocratic and fusion parties” should issue a manifesto vouching for the sound, constitutional views of the republican party, and declaring that “ there is not the slightest reason for sup- posing that it intends to interfere with any of the rights of the States.” If the Tribune is of opinion that the word of the republican mer- chants of New York is unworthy of credit, we have no objection to the leaders of the demo- racy and the fusion parties endorsing them, provided they will first declare their views. But it would be unreasonable to ask any one to say 0 much for them till they eay it first for them- selves, lest they should come out with a denial, and procialin their continued adhesion to the principies of Helper’s book, and to the irre- pressible conflict doctrines of William HL. Seward. The crisis is upon them, and if it continues much longer they will neither be paid for what they bave sold at the Soutb, nor even effect any more gales to the dwellers beyond Mason and Dixon’s fine. Their own interests, the interests of the whole country, are at stake; a commercial panic has commenced, and it is their bounden duty to ‘Come forward and remove the apprehensions of the Southern Stater, if they really do not con- eur in the doctrines of the ultra wing of their Let them take this step, afid they will | be endorsed and applauded by all good men in the community. But, above all, let Mr. Lincoln ome forward before it is too late and make such a declaration of bis views as ought to tran- quilize the excitement at the South and arrest the rapid progress of secession. Let him do @his, and everybody at the North will endorse him. Evanceticat JocnwaLisy—Tue Sams Cavont Boowe.—Not many months ago, as probably ome 0! our readers are aware, an effort was qmade to set agoing in this city a daily news- paper making extraordinary pretensions to ho- Liness. It might have entitled itself to become the organ of the evangelical alliance. No re- cord of human frailties was ever to find a reflex | In this model mirror of the timer; and, above all things, the strict observance of the Sabbath ‘was to be exacted from all its employs. The | pious dodge explodes, however, every now and again. Theatrical advertisements are not how, as they were at first, excluded, and Police Hteme are admitted to » place in We find, moreover, that not only saints becoming more Jax in their ‘but they even furnish those who do not pretend to such highblown sanctity with ludicrous evidences of their own hypocrisy and deceit. We find, for instance, in yesterday's issue of this evangelical sheet, a despatch from Washington, forwarded over the wires on Sunday, but antedated so as to appear to have been sent on Saturday. The | saints, however, must have been more thon usually stupid when they perpetrated this pious | fraud, for they allowed to appear tu we NEW YORK despatch in question s paragraph commencing, “Sermons of o political character have been preached in most of the churches to-day.” Newspaper Pecksniffs ought to take more heed to their ways, or else give up the pious dedge altogether. Neither does it consist with euch professed love for the Sabbath to compel re- porters to do violence to their consciences by reporting sensation sermons. Our evangelical cotemporary may as well throw off the mask at once, and, instead of a reputation for aanctity, try to win one for honesty and common sense, Town Torics—Fasaionance AMvsEMENTS.— Now that the political excitement has ia a mea- sure subsided, and the town has become easy in its mind as to the result of the contest, the fash- ionable world is busy in making arrangements for the gay season, which begins early in No- vember, culminates duriog the Christmas holi- days, and ends with the beginning of Lent. The new Opera season, by what is called the German company, will begin on next Monday, with Halevy’s “Juive,” for which the scene painters, costumers and machinists of the Acade- my bave been preparing during the recess. The only important addition to the company is Madame D’Angri, the contralto. It is purposed to extend this season until Christmas, and to bring out several new operas, Verdi's latest work amoug the number. The Artista’ Asso- ciation—Colson, Brignoli, Muzio and others— have been giving concerts in the Western cities, and now announce that they will commence an operatic season at Philadelphia on next Monday. After the present dynasty has vacated Irving place, the associated artis!s, led by Muzio, the Garibaldi of the coulisses, purpore to attack the metropolis. Their com- pany is a very strong one, and if they continue to be united they can scarcely fail to be victo- rious. As matters stand now, we have a fair chance for Opera throughout the Winter. Baoadway, on these fiae Indian summer days, continues to present the most brilliant aud highly colored pictures of real life, high and low. The Southern element, a very important one in many respects, has vauished from our grand promenade. The excitement in the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama has caused the speedy return of citizens of those States to their homes. During the spring and summer the fashionable hotels were crowded with Southerners. At one time the parlors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel were filled with belles and beaux from the sunny South. But the sunny South has become some- what cloudy, and, according to the present ap- pearance of things, many of her sons and daughters who have been in the habit of spend- ing a great deal ef time and money in New York will not appear ia Broadway again for several years. Still, we shall have our gay season, with the Opera, the theatres, the artists’ receptions, the balls and parties without num- ber. Panics, revulsions and insurrections may trouble Wall street and upset the stock mar- kets, but they will not arrest the polka nor sus- pend the German. Whatever may happen in the political world, the city of New York will still be the social metropolis of this continent. On that question we are all united. EWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. : Wasuivotos, Nov. 12, 1860. ‘MR. LINOOLN’S CARLNET. It ts understood that Tom. Corwin, of Ohio, can, if be ‘will, ocoupy @ prominent position is Mr. Lincola’s Cabi- net, and im the event of his declining to do so, sa invita tion will be extended to Mr, Ewing or Vinton, of the same Brate, Mr. Grebam or Mr. Badger, of North Carolina, is also es confidently mentioned in this connection. ‘THR KANSAS LAND BALES NOT TO BE POSTPONED. ‘The President to day informed Thaddeus Hyatt that the land sales in Kansas could not be postponed, but that such was tbe construction of the law that actual settlers Would be allowed to refile their pre-emption claims and ebould not be disturbed in their possessions. ‘The President said some of the nettiers acted very badly, but they were nevertheless buman beings and sbould be relieved add protected. He gave credence to Mr. Hyatt's Topresentations as to their sufferings, and sald he would appeal to Congress in their behalf. As an carnest of his sympathy the President headed a subscription list with a check for one bundred dollars. MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR MEXICO, A portion of the money seized by Gen. Degolladoa short UUme ago from the conducta to Tampico, is on the way to New York, for the purchase of arms and ammunition, through the same party who, for the last two years, has been senting similar supplies to the liberal party. The Presidential Election. TEXAS GORS FOR BRECKINRIDGE. Naw Oncaams, Nov. 12, 1860. ‘Texas gives a large majority for Breckinridge. THR VOTE OF Vinorvia. Wasnucton, Nov 12, 1860. ‘The Alerandria Gazette hag returns from 141 counties. Bel gains 14,138, Breckinridge 9,067. Southera Bank Bills. Lovwvitta, Nov. 12, 1860. Brokers are charging five per cent discount on South Carolina and Georgia bank bills. News from Pike's Peak. Omama, N. T , Nov, 12, 1960. The Denver mail coach, with seven passengers and 08,432 in gold dust and 90 000 in the hands of passengors, passed bere Saturday evening. ‘The snow at the ('pper Platte cromsing is reported to be from seven to twelve inches deep An extra coach arrived here at noon to-day, with serena passengers, through from Denver in Gve daye Denver dates are to the 6th inst. Miners are generally going into wiater quarters in the towns. W. P. MoOiare, charged with an attempt to kill a Mr. GolWrin, bad submitted to the city aathorities, and was to have bis trial on the 7th. ‘The weather in the mountains is reported cold, with considerable snow. ‘This coach brings no mail or exprees. Fugitive Slave Kxcitement im Chicago. Cmicaco, Nov. 12, 1860. Conniderable excitement was caused here tonight, by the arrest by the United States Marshal, of a negro wo- man named Elize, who escaped from Nebraska City, N. T., a short time since. The woman was claimed by Sto- | phen T. Kunckies, of Nebraska, as asiave, The Marshal, in taking the woman to jsil, was stopped in the street by an excited crowd of megroes,and compelled to give the ‘woman to the city polioe, who lodged her im the armory for safe keeping, Am effort will be made in the morn- {ng to take her to Springfiold for examination before Commissioner Cornean. The street; in the victaity of the armory are crowded with negroes and some white persons, ina high state of excitement, who declare their intention to prevent the woman being taken away from We city. Haneas lection, Kc. Laavexworrn, Nov. 12, 1960. Complete retarns from the territorial electioe for mom. De of tho House of Representatives, show a large repab- Bean majority. ‘Hoa, Marcus J. Parrott addressed a large end enthu- Mastic crowd laat evening, assembled tn honor of Lin- Goin’s election, The etreete were {Iluminated, and salutes Bred, sod the Wide Awakes paraded with fall ranks. S m\herm Ocean Steamer Movements, Savanna, Nov. 12. 1960. rere oteamahip Montgomery arrived at seven | @ OOK HM Morning Ghe experienced heavy weather, nm HERALD, TUHSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. @he Burch Divorce Case. Narmavrizs, UL, Sov. 13, 1800. Although the Burch divorce caso was aot for th ° fret day of the term, which commenced to-day, acthing 84 done. The Court simply organized ite Grand Juryaat read the docket of cases. ‘To morrow it ts underatood tha counsel for Mr. Buroh will move for @ continuonce, on tho ground of a desire to show up the character of certain witnesses whose depo- sitions against the chastity of Mr. Burch have been taken fm St. Loaia, The friends of Mr. Burch say they will be ble to demonstrate the existence of the greatest and most atrocious conspiracy against bim that it is possible to conceive of. ‘Mrs. Buroh’s party declare that in upveliing the acts of ber husband they are only exposing the hidden deformity of &@ monster, Feellng rans high. The regular pannel for a jury is al- ready here, and is composed principally of farmers, The trial, when it commences, will, probably, last ten days, Terrible Botler Explosion and Loss of Life. Omaga, N. T., Now. 12, 1860, ‘The boiler in Davis’ steam sawmill, situated in the south part of the city, exploded this afternoon, oom: | pletely demolishing the building, killing the engineer, named Benjemin Kirk)atrick, and injuring two others. Mr, Kirkpatrick leaves no family. Mr. Thomas Davis, the owner of the mill, and « workman named Leffaer, are seriously scalied, but it is hoped both will recover. The mill ls @ total wreck. The boiler was thrown a distance Of 160 fect. Lose $3,500. No ingurancs. The Canadian Banks, “Toroxto, Nov. 12, 1860 The official statement of the Canadian banks for Octo. ber shows an increase in circulation over the corresp »nd- ing period of last year of two million of dollars, Ald for the Kan: Safferers, Provipyem, R L., Noy. 12, 1360. ‘There was a large and spirited mcoting hero to night to foaugurate measures for relieving the people su‘Tering from famiae in Kaneas. Goveruor Sprague presided. Several speeches were mato, and a handsome sam was eubecribed. News from the ayes Arctic Expedition. Bowros, Nov. 12, 1860. Dr. Langsbow, who weat out with Dr. Hayes’ Aretic expedition, bas returned. He left the explorers frozea io tbe foe, where thoy expected jo remain till June next. All well axd hopeful. News from Brazos. New Onveans, Nov. 12, 1360. The steamer Arizona, from Brexos Oth, hes arrived Spoke steamer Star of the South 10th, with 900 United State. recruits from New York for Cavallo, On tho Rio Grande business waa atifler and the se20nd cro; was in. ‘The Indians were ravaging Noribern Mexico The Recent Fire at Buffalo. Bevvato, Nov. 12, 1860. ‘The remains of Mr. Carisod and two female servants bave been taken from the ruins of the Clarendon Hotel. Search for otbers has been discontinued, as po one cise is missing. The full extent of the loss of life by this fire, as far as known, ts four persons. Inauguration of Mayor Brown, of Bal- more. Bartimous, Nov. 12, 1860. Mr. George Brown, the reform Mayor, was inaugurated to-day. He closed his ipangural address with a strong expreesion of Union sentiment. He declared he expreaged the unanimous consent of the people of Baltimore—the largest of all Southern cities—when he esid that the true policy of Maryland wat to adhere to the Union as long as she could do 0. with honor and safety. In conclusion he ssid ‘‘no cause has yet arisen sufficient to justify th» overthrow of the nobiest and most beneficent government ever established by buman wisdom, and which is consecrated aad oa- deared to the hearts of all, not only by the abundant Dicesings of the presert momect, but by the sacred me- mortes of the past and the great hopes of the future.’ Disasters on the Lakes. Cuxvecann, Nov. 12, 1360. ‘The schooner J. H. Drake, owned in Chicago, ran into the pier last night and carricd the lighthouse completely away, and sunk across the channel, completely blocking the barbor up. \%be propelier Cushman, {@ endeavoring to cater the harbor, ran into the schooner Industry, which was lying at the west pier, cutting her in two. The propellor was Oaxvitta, C. W., Nov. 12, 1860. ‘The schooner Great Western was got off today; the Antelope, Brainard and Gem are still aground, but mot much injured yet. The steamtug Paige, from Oswego, is bore to assist. The scbooner Paragon ts still ashore at Niagara, ©. W., in two fect of water, leaking badly. The sebooner Borlin is still ashore at Wellington Square, with Bo immediate proepect of getting Ler off. rocks Sas Va Bi ing Railroad, 17; Morris , BB; nian’ Rallroas, UX; Bx. exchaage oa New York at par. iddling, Llc « Oe a 70 for feir to fully fair 8 86 16 for eupertize. Corn, 10°. a {ht op cotwon to Liverpool, 54. Bight exchange 6 & % discount, Monnx, Nov. 10, 1860. i : HI xe day 6,000 bales, middiing at 10% Barriwons, Nov. 12, 1860. 13-1 P. lew 000 e2 A F i ot nf Sis i tit “ rf ;. Siz B75 283 fF. the ist Bgl i i fi i Ff a3 hey aac wheat; 11,600 do. corn; £00 3 Onwnao, Sow 19—-6P M Flour dull bat bey po at 96 60 for exira ‘Wheat steady: sales 10 000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee club at $1 10; 4,000 bushels Canada club at $1 10, afloat and 2 060 bushels white Canada at $1 90, afloat. =o Barley doll: salee 6, N 5 6,700 pny be Kd Canal freig a gy corn, 170. to New York. 66 0C0 bushels wheat, 16: jl 14 3 & i if H = 382 Hs 5 325 AE A it fi i st Naval Intelligence. The Census of New York, ‘The recent census of the metropolis taken im acoord- ance with the Act of Congress, reveals the fact that with- fo the last ten yeare New York tas undorgone coasidera- 1850 1860. 24, 49 006 89 722 44356 MoS . $21,113 In comparing the above figures, as they have been re- corded in the respective years ia which the cetimates ‘Were made, it will be observed that the increase of the population in the up town wards has been quite large, while that of some of the wards in the lower part of the eity has considerably fallen ofi—a fact which ably Dears out ibe statements we have frequotiy made con- cerning the progress of th. city in that direction. Katea- sion of business bas required @ corresponding extepalon of territory. Down town limits havo become circumsbribed within the last five yoars. What was formerly the aristocratic resting plases of our solid old Knickerbockers has been occupied by the qubstantial warchovses of our merchants. Westwart the course of empiro has taken its way, tm truth; ahd if the progrese continues as it bas commenced afew years from now will see the whole of the lower portion of the city absorbed by trade, while the poopie will legitimately press upwards and develope the re- sources of the city in that direction, The ancient ‘ap town’ bos become the modera * town’’—the old ‘bas given place to the new, and the time honored moau- ments of old New York are rapidly crumbilog away un- der the advancing footeteps of improvement. From the foregoing tabie 1 may appear that the in- crease 18 not ab great ns is motualy the case; but It is to be borne in mind that the estimates were mats ta Juno— A time when a large number of our citizeas are abzent ia the country. It is fair to presume, therefore, that many thousands have been omitted from the ceusuz, and that if it were correct the number would be nearer nine buadred tboustnd than the number mentioned above. This being the case, New York occupies the third position fn the cities of tho world outside of Cbins avd Japan, with which, a} the present moment, London, Paris and Now York are not te ba compared. Jerey City Nows Bevrosmp PoworiG —Willtam Abson was arrested yea- terday afternoon ona suspicion of having poisoned his wife, Jane. The decesred had been suffering from aa obstetrical disarrapgen eut for some mon tbs, for waich fhe was attended by Dr. Booth. Oa his fourth visit the doctor was astonisbed to fad bis pationt dead, which gave rise to euspicion of poisoning, for which the huaband was subsequently arrestet. Ropaeay.—On Sunday night the New York and Erie depot was entered and twelve hundred dollars abstracted from the safe A reward of @ thousand dollars bas been offered for the detection of the robbers. The Burning of the Ship Chi Bark Ocei Gatd TO THE RDITOK OF THE HERALD. Naw York, Nov. 11, 180, In your papor of the 10th inst. Captain Wiggins, of the ‘ship Cbiva, publishes a nete stating the particulars of the destruction of that ebip by fre. He states that at noon November 6, lat. 29 60, lon 80 10, he discovered « strong smell of burning cotton, Ac ; saw bark to leoward—the Ocean Guide, of Liverpool. At balf past six P. M aban. @oved the ship and went on board the bark, P. M. the ship was eaveloped to flames; at vii Bteamsbip Quaker City spoke them and took bosré—for which be expreases his thanks, in behalf of bis ofticers and crew, to Captain Shufeldt, &c., of the er City; which is notbiog more than just.’ But is ‘of the Osean Guide pot worthy of any notice for bis humanity tn remaicing by the burning ship for nearly nine hours, and rescuing them from a watery rave or even » worse fate—of perisbieg in the fiames? (iter to shom honor |e dns, nd honseiy fe the seat policy. ‘OLD SALT. roThis Day. Screrne Cocet—Crrovit—Part 1—Noa LIST, 285, 1425. 1497, 14620, 1441, 1435 613. 787, (No 1),' 809 883, 1613, "1616, 1617, 1519, 16 1462, 1904, 088. 1826, 208, 1654 1802, 1768, 1640. 1048. 1426. 14 ‘Tenminan and the 816, 349, Oren anv —Oriminal trials. Pimss—Part 1—Now 368, 2501, 4634, 2974, 2276, 9279, 2290, 2281, 2282, 2286, 2286, 2287, 1678, | 1899' Part 2—Noa $248, 2739, '2184, 2077, 2183, 2198, | 2288. 2289, 2200, 2292, 2260, 4294, 2299, 2201, 1939 Seresior Cocet—Part 1 981, 1005, 1009, 1015, 1017, 1021, 1023, 765, 1027, 1029, 1031, 70%, 28334, bf 65. ’ Part 2—-Now. 830, 856, 844, 686, 66, 699, Grover & Baker's Celebrated Noiseless Pamfly Sewing Machine, 496 Broadway, New Yort. Bow York. nae UE A The ‘Address cimply Bull's fal Christodoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, the beel in the world, whoirsale and retail, and ihe dye | privately house. Hill, Isimuable Cutter of Halr ana ere, in every style, No. | Barclay sizeet, ‘s Hatr Dye, 50 Cents, Black or Lil Brown. all Batcheler’s Hatr & FABILY MSRALD, The Effect of Lincoln's Biectton im the South—The Secession Movemomt in Vir- North and Soath Carotina, Geor ame, Fiorida and Texas—In- tereeting Intelligence from Springfeia— Tne Latest News—The Barch Divorce Case at St. Louts—Market Reporte, d&. ‘The Fasity Henatp of to-morrow (Wednesday) will, ‘amoog other matter, contain:—Despstohes from the Bouth, giving Accounts of the Excitemert consequeut upon the Election of Abrabam Lixcoln, and the Secession Movements in Virginia, South Carolina, Georg’a, Ala bama, Louisiana, Florida and Texas—Important Pro- ceedings ot the Legislaturce of Bouth Carolins and Geor- Gia—Tue Rosignation of United States Bonators and 1 Judgce—Cioeing of @ Federal Court, &c , &c.—nteresting | inteliigence from the Home of the President Eieot—"Old Ade’’ Recetving the Election Returns—The Latest News | from Rerope, with Letters from our Lendoa and Varia Correspondcuts—Interesting Private Letters from G@ari- bald) end Gen. Avezzana—A Report of the Examination ip the Pynders’ Answett Case—Testimony to be used ia the Burch Divorce Case at St. Louls—Interesting Intelligence from Moxizo, Cube, Catifornia, &o., &., &o.; All the Local News of Now York and Vivinity of importance; Reports of tie Cattle, Provision and Money Markots, and ali toteresting mews mattors of the prevoting wook. ‘Tamas—O3 0 yrer; four cents a single copy. Bubdsorip- tions received at the office, northwest corner of Falton and Nassau streets, Now York. Single copies for enle at the counter and by ali mows agents. Advertisemonis in- sorted at the usual Himap retes. Drawings of the Delawere State Lot- tertes —WOr DY 4 CO, Managers of (he DELAWARE, KENTUCTY ANU) BIRPODRI STADE LOTTER IED DeLaWage—Extns Cass 539, Nov 12, 1868, 77, 28, 67, 26, 65, 9, 68, 4%, 23, 70, 49, 60, 1, ET. Dai awane—C.ass GW, Nov. 12, 1868, 62, 23, 9, 73, G5, 4, 1, 26, 27, 15, 36, 19, 69, Cicularh qent fi be of clarae, by addvessnie either 1 WOOD, BODY & UO , Wilmington Dataware, Or lo WOUD, EDDY & 00 tesourt Lovie, Ml Drawing of Lotteries — Buscex County, Ora: Nov. 12. 1560; 28, 41, 21, G4, 65, 65, 45, 48 42, 20, 69, 43, Corsoup, Lortr CL . Mow, 22, 1800. 30, 9, 48, 80, 78, 68, 66, 34, 22, 63, 68, At, G7, 29, lars aout free of charge, by addres ine Lemiesaian Fee FRANCE, Wilmington, Delaware, Che Sweeping demand for White's Dress Hale startles the trade. 316 Broadway, opposite Bt Paal'echureh. —* Good Advice—Bay a New Het.—To ob. tolm it cheap, ety! eh, becoming aad fashionable, visit KNO X's, No. 872 sroadway, Children’s Furs Reta prices by Furs Retailed at Wholesale Prices at GENIN'S, 515 Broatway. ed at Wholesale GENIN, 615 Broadway. Mink Fars Retatled at Wholesale Prices oy GEWNIN, 613 Broadway. Rasstan aed Hadson Bay Sabie Fars, at GENIN'S, 613 Broadway. Shirts, Shirte—Six for 65. Made from the best Amoakesg and Wamsutte Muslius, ‘Depot 106 Chatham street, corner of Pearl. Lyons and German Velvets, ullabie for Jeweiry-bor and Plower Man-facturers, Miles, ‘Dressmakery, be. ~_ wate RNOLD OONSTABLE & 00, ‘Canal street, corner of Mercer. Steamer, a Prince of —Willtam- otegraphs im Brook! Jo neubilohea Bighiown Hundred and Pity one Married. Pcuw?—Hrit. —On Saturday {November 10. by the Rev. P. Btryner, Prof. Wim L. , of New York, to ‘Miss Looms A. Biti, of , Sowznsy—4surom —On Thursday evening, Novomber]3, the Rev. Erwin T. R. Cook, Guonas Rout. Sowmany to A. Aston, a'l of this city. ‘Wanuan—McLavomin —On Thur ‘evenitg, Novem. ber 8, by Rev. Dr. HF Roberts, Mr. T WaRaxy Wo Mins Kars MoLavamus, all of this city. Died. Brart —On Sunday, November 11, at the residence of her sou ta-law and daughter, Owon and Susan Riley, No. 1 Howard street, Many Baavr. aged 80 yoars, a native of county Cavan, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the faneral, from the above residence, this (Tuesday) aflerpocn, at two o'closk Bauxy —On Moncay Wflernoon, November 12, Mrs. Jaye E Banay, aged 45 years, wife of James Bailey. ‘The frien 9s and relatives of the femily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedneséay morning, at nine o'clock, from her late residence, No. 611 Wasuington street. Ithaca papers please » Camrnelt. — At ‘Sevens, on Tuesiay, October 23, of Dilious fever, Mr. Wrasam L. Camenact, formerly of this city, in the 80th year of bis —Un Bundey, Nove it, of dipthoria, Samcm Oyoars Coorza, ton of Sidney and Sarah 4. Cooper, aged and % A PaaS eens treet. The Hiasive Wig.—Parti Unstain- only by GuiRRi Gus, 290 able: no tarning up behind opposite tte Complexion.” Trond way, “Beautiful Phaleas “Buow White Oriental Oream.'' Price 80 conte per bottle, “A Clear Compile "" 1s Desired by alt ledien, Uso ‘now White Oriente! Uream” Son's Beautifel im plextom.--Leird’s Liquid sanarves a Sensbcty on - Fa ee a Canranraa. —Suddenly, at ty, om firet day, Joszrn Canrustan, in “eroe relatives and friends of the family are invited attend bis funeral, from Purchase meeting bouse, va fourth day (Wednesday), at oleven o'closk 10 the morning, Car. ringe® will be in waiting at Rye depot to meet the seven o’clock train from New York. Couzime —Oo Mouday, Nevember 12, Dasum 8. Couum,, aged 67 years. 7 months and 19 days. ‘The re.ativer and iriends of the family are reapectfally Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 161 West Thirteenth street, on W at owe o'clock. 0 please eopy. f paly— fms oo Sanday” iovember 1, laaume, wile of Bawin Cox Funeral Unis (Tuenday) afternoon, at two o'closk, from Madieal Cure of Hernia, or _ ‘ Meptare-— | ner iaic residenoe, No. 76 Oariton avenue. 4 4 200, | “Downe: —On Saturday, November 10, of diptheria, hie Dare | Ruaax Buanx, davghter of Dr. Henry G. aad Anna M,N. Dupnel, aged @ years, 2 monibs and 24 days. The relatives and friends of the factly are respectfully invited to attend the funera’, the xy) afternoon, at half paet ome o'clock, from the residence 0 No. 6b %. Mark's place, without further invitation. Fiamixa.On Satur iay eveniag, November 1, Warman Toms Fisminc, aged 00 yaars, greodson of Amos, deoeaned. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the fuse enone! a Loke’s Reecspal chyreh, Maden Gteeet, Req’ ‘nase rT 81, Camerormme Haat, bis ego. hoor —On Mon tay, November 12, i} fon of to the ‘ot | sod Linbert Hook, ged 1 year, 1 mouths and 96 days or ‘The (riends of vho family are requested to attend the -) ‘will be: faperal, from bis late resilience, 164 Hadron avenue StooTaiNG srRuP, | Brookiyn, this (Tacsday) afternoon, at two Howarn Oa ‘o'elook. , November 12, Fait Faamwae daughter of the inte Hox ward, of Astoria, god | ‘Wro P+ pase 1 ewhen Lay Tobias’ | year. Sunday toe, colerrated Venetian Lpime at wil) lamediniely ¢ ire cholera, Joven —On morning, Nowomber 11, Jossra NO, SREDLETY. VOM Fer £2 Bates Se ali casas ew Wak” AN | Tein ony hid Aes. WR Je dope, agi sores peers Bie. nt ‘The relatives and friends of the fusnily are respectfully Asthma. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his cert feate farnishes corclusive evidence of its ‘rower of 7 a . + ns Fee | ehen caer anrenooe May 12, 1867. ber 11, of The irienda of = ee, Whitror b's emedy for tbe ony wie. hes eutere 4 tor than my pen de sae fon be Fontan & of u a he ht to the oy sept. Fequl wo oF watchers some. er OF rei * ibe te st thnes, ophd erm ne ih mrss be the lank Wo 16 to open 4 wm mid#in er, nod to ie ,trOry expedient that affention conid devine { Wye Atone wer any ta- Ang ber case nnd yon are at liberty to make any Y. The Uaited Staten stoamer Wyaadot was at Key Work | cory hic uhis Named tyr eale by Gruggiets general, MBA) GL HADLEY, ta rs 2 Comiral tiegi, Boston, and a Remety for f the foregoing facta that will benett the ailictsd Yours, | seed only by | Baltimore papers please copy. inotumsane-tm Wonaay, jwember 12, after @ short Miners, Wiraiam J. MoOuetaep, ia tae 30th yoar of his “ee. members of the Bunker Hill Looge oma A. wae respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from bis late repidence, No. €9 West Twen eth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at ball past one Sek. | o'clock Mot ieexey —On Sosday meroing. November 11, Law gesce Me“urexky, in the 00th year of bis age Ge acd Acqoaintances of the fan!ly are reepeet to attend the funeral, thin (Tuceday) after poop, | Vea Brunt aad Sullivan sircels, Bouts Brooklyn, er na eee two o'clock, from bis late reetienos, corner of | Ross aie ayo * Monday morning, November Lz, Bastioniora of the (anerai (> morrow, Ra — a, an weet ; may PTS yniy 2 November 10, Mra. poare. Riley, aged The friends of the family and Uiinton #. Ruler, wa tue tens . erent boone Byres sea Be Kalb evévnee, tra (3 >) ae twee es amneeee Creme 5 ee At om at rer a ied —At on Novem? Forsr sim. wom of Destel J. und Sumex’ angen, t aged 21 monte end 99 one. Srantox.—On Suncsy, Movember LU, Durte Casncore Moncarcy , daughter] ot Wiktem Staoton, of Vaaswurat Heights, io the tty of Hudose, Now Jornoy , 0700 T3 yours, 6 months aud 6 days. ‘Tho fovera! will take plane from her fatnor’s resideuce, Liberty street, Vau worst Heigh®, moar Palisads av: Hudenw eitr, New ‘Jereoy, this (Teeeday) atvorticoa, eb wo o'clock. berg beer dng oe LI respectfully ta- vited to attend without further tn , 4 montis and 2 days: 'o toved him. Yes, no tongus ean tell How much we loved Sim, and bow well, God loved him, and he nage ty beat wee nao on tS, ee ty on Wedvesday morning for iuterment, naval Wualan.—On Sunday, November 11,. 7arame Was, My invited teod his funeral, from bie late reotdecoa, | ienoa, OF Pacite hg seer Smith, Brovklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, as o Watcnove —At Flatbush, L. I', om Sunday, November Il, Aoxge Wstoxove, wife of Walgrove, in the 80% year of her age. Watson —In this city, on Thureday, November 6, Am. , daughter of Witliam aud Sarah Wateon, aged ® year and 15 «ays. . Loula papere plerse copy. ATS MRS EV ABDRLL/S, 308 BROADW &) —WEDDEB c . & ap’ Bee the Orange Bicesom Wedding Ravelpe, ROLOGY.- PROF, LISTER, 25 LOWSLU OTRENR, ATES Epon ae tp coe by return mail“ be i T WM. BVERDELLS we A SONS —WEDDING C2208 jones of the i reg, Of the test styles, 104 Fulton street, ee T GIMBREDR'S-THS GRAY OA AT corelce: A satin He tr wedding cada Sect cae A’ JONES’, 10 AND 12 AWN STREET, rs calf 6 5 Hf Sreebed Books: of oO double woe witet prow seme KNB. ADSOLUTE REMOTAL OF OORNS AND BUNIONS INBTANTANEOUS AND BIFICACIOUR OUR! WITHOUT OUTTING, PAIN OR BLERDIWae Mr. RENDALL, late 48 Regent street, author of Obsmerations on the Causes, Nature and’ Trestment of uniona and Ingrowing Nails, can be {rom 10 Ul 4 0 clock, mt 63 Bond street ‘TkATIM 4 BRAMDON. ‘Mr. Rendall don my (cot ane esfeut! palo, CHATE! MBMAULTUAMILTOM anDawanvome® Hasmron PALace, FROM THE MOST ROBLE WIS GRACE TIE DUKE 01 TRUM THOM THE KHORT REY Ta LORD RIEROP OF LORDON. ost cnred some on my feet, and without giving any pain” C- 1. LONDON. Lomvox House, June ROYAL FAMILY, WERTROR, Ihave hed several painful coos removed from my feet by Mr, Kendal! whhout pny pain, and eonidenty reeom saad Man to three softering. His peculiar ‘method of extracting bard and en{: corue hes procured (ot him great euccest in the ent abits hime nt H BROW! ‘Mance 1, 1300 FROM Wie CRACK TE LORD PRIMATE OF IRELAND. Rendall removed ap lnveterate oora oe oa Gal bork eyotalns certifies from wome of thn roval family, enn ktody furnisbea bien epection and eadaatea tion of those whe may require ba correct C° BUNIONS, INVERTED Nails, Jotpla, and al) diseases of 1). THE GOLD BRICR, eureums Je ANN STEI ABMs, ye Claw YORK Weax.y bes yi) ny PY wat be ptned ie me ba RIOR ‘ Tun Goch “SEce “<i ‘Step hers aamurea ra tba! TUR opt, sae will be the ven ere ee =’ aioe than Dad th ta ation KEW 1 LE jolae tn the fact tat tees hare of plata wil create pa toa tanya ak ha bam . ees tees |; — alee yoara, News agevts ore pouring ia one = THE GOLD BRICK, and the milion aro ee TOLD BALK, which will be ready in M6 oo, eee aera. various news Sa =his Pichi ag Front MRA ARN HENS, sele PRION ONLY FOUR O Apecimen namber sent free. pe jdt MACHIFE Roold ned, neteeien, unser paresis Grover er, Wheeler & Wileom, 4 a NEN & 00, 8 Rrondwag. TODART PLANO®, FARE AND PICCOLO. OA Tes mnegresered, Warcrooma 606 Broadway, — A reemit me gh Patches te eed And ahipped Oe al K TING. AND YAQFING PICTURE Ye er en A 2 ore Tom pie ot @