The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1860, Page 8

vepublican journals are using violent, defiant nd exasperating language toward the Southera States, as if they were anxious to precipitate disunion and civil war upon the country. The extracts which we give in another column from ihe leading republican papers of this city are moet unwise in the existing excitement, and are not caloulated to appease the hot blood which is rushing tamultuously through the en- ‘Ue system of the South. Porvtan Movewent on Beaauy or Irauy— ‘Tax Ganwauot Foxp.—A good cause is half she battle in argument, and therefore we may suppose it will not be difficult for us to convince the people of New York amd the United States that they ought to do something for the hero Garibaldi, his brave followers and the cause of freedom in Ataly. We broached the subject in a former isene, but we feel that it is not one that ought to be allowed to rest, and that whatever is done ought to be done quickly. There is no more generous nation than our own on the face of the thousand dollars for the Pope, and twenty thousand for the sufferers by the outbreak in Syria, and we have shown ourselves at all times ready to lend our assistance in what we esteemed righteous, and in ameliorating the condition of the distressed. It therefore only requires to be prominently ‘and definitely mede known that Garibaldi is fin want of funds for carrying on the great ‘work he has begun, and that whatever we choose to eend him wil! be gratefully accepted, fo make our citizens come forward and con- tribute to the furtherance of so noble a project as the emancipation of Italy—that Italy which, Just escaped from the grasp of the tyrant, is now on the verge of liberty, and whose future will be the glory of the werld—the home of freedom and the school of those arts which are the great componnd and bulwark of our ad- vancing civilization. For without art, science and literature, in which Italy has shone most giloriousi y, our civilization would die ont altoge- ther, as it did in the Byzantine empire ages Jong ago. We are well able and called upon to a‘ford Bubstantial aid to the man who, in a letter to one of our citizens, which we pub- fished a fortnight ago. said:—“I shall feel greatly obliged by your expressing my sym- pathy for the American people, the grandeur of whose elevation I admire, and which arose from the same revolutionary cause as that in ‘which the Italians are now struggling for liber- ty.” There is a bond of sympathy between &he people of the United States and the heroic General who lived a0 long among us, and dur- Ing the greater part of the time had his home ‘on Staten Island, and who is now accomplishing what al! the world beside despaired of. There- fore, Americans, will you not give him a help- fog band in his last great struggle for that Dlessing which you yourselves .enjoy—the priceless boon of liberty’ We have no wish to preach s charity sermon. We leave it to the ood understanding and noble, liberal impulses of our people, than which there are none more intelligent or buepitable in the world, and we feel confident that they will do what is right It will be an easy matter to call public meet- ings upon the subject, and also to open sub- scriptions in our cities and villages, just as we ourselves have already done in the office of our establishment; and that the imvitation to raise & sum of money, and a handsome sum, too, will be promptly complied with, we feel certain. Who will come torward to head the subscription fist? Where are our Jobn Jacob Astors and other millionaries, and where is Mr. John An- Gerson, who, being tp correspondence with Genera! Garibaldi, feels, we should infer, so @ven more than ordinary interest in the cause! Oar merchants, we are sure, will not be back- ward in contributing to the foundation of that fnew kingdom, between which and this country there are certain to aries more intimate commercial relations than we have ever bad with any country of Contioeatal Europe. Ga ribaidi has still a hard taek before him. Italy will bave to continue the struggle unaided, and not only that, but with at least the passive hos tility of all the great Powers of Europe, except Fogisnd—for the abrupt termination of the Warew Conference was ominous, and the re- Pources of & country never improve under the terribie influence of war. Help, therefore, from sbroad is the great thing needed by the patriot Geoeral and his devoted army of volun- teers in this to be ever memorable campaign, daring for its aim the permanent welfare of a vit hitherto downtrodden people Despatches for rope. ‘The steamship Prince Albert, which left this port for Gaiway, via St Jobus, N. F,ou tho 90th tnot, will ar Five at the latter place on Friday, the 04 inst. Vensages Som with Mr. George Stoker, No. 7 Broad street, ap to oor on that day will be promptly forwarded aad tole ETapLed to their Cestination to Cucglant aud the Coatiaent feomediately upon the arrival of the Prince Albert ot Gummy News from Havana. New Oucaame, Now 21, 1866, ‘The fleamst!p Oabawba, from Mavane on the 18th (nst., faa arrived at this port, ‘The steamebip Biemville sailed from Havana for New ‘York on the 18th. ‘The eugar market at Havana wea steady and ¢.0'stions wore cise reals (he Wwial stosk in port amounted to WO bor net 86 000 bores erie time laet your. Other ary on worp genere'ly uncranged. New Letier Envelopes. Waarivoton, Nov. 21, 1860. De ceed for cirevlars and drop letters. | Letter envelopes will nino be prepared, with « one cost Ptamp in jaxtaporition with the tareo eat stamp, to (a Clittate the necessary prepay mont of the carriers’ foe on Jetters taken from tam) post boxes or other stations tn ettien to the Post (itive for transportation by mail. ‘These envelopes will bo ordered both ruled and us pued News — Denver city. 0, 100. font Kaaawet, Nov. 5 ec TE DUNTET Oty coma of he 18h ped : fia erred Toe me eorage Of Gor. Stee! to the Provisional 1 tere le pemiehed Te toerinmenda among other Ohi ting the fem lo nate In mem riatsing Gougregs for a tere pocbal gvecramret Arrest of Gite Jewels & bro b mt oF ve NEW YORK HERALD, HIGHLY TMPORTART | FROM KANSAS. War of the Abolitionists Opon the peg ysoe — Threatened “one Tpes pom Arkansas amd feras. Attack on Fort Scott and Seizure of the Land Office. Federal Judges Obliged to Flee for Their Lives, ae, &, a. DESPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON. Wasaumatos, Nov. 31, 1860. President Buchanan hag received a despatch, signed by three United States Marshals, dated Slsi instant, at Fort Soott, stating that an armed party of Give hundred, under the potorious bandit Montgomery, have put themseives 1 opposition to the United States authorities la Kansas, ‘and have spread greet alarm throughout the country. One psrso= has been killed. It is sald they avow their determination to seize the public property, and to mark ‘nto Arkenses and Texas, aad free the eiaves in those States. The Secretary has despatchod the neccesary orders to General Harney, who is in command of that de partment, for enforcing the iaws, and for apprebeading guilty persons. Geceral Barney bas four companies of dragoons ai his command, and will make short work of these robo 4. ‘Wastuxaton, Nov. 2i, 1460 ‘The government has just been officiaily informed thet Capt Montgomery aad his company bave commencet operations io Kansas again by banging and killing their opponrots and threatening to compe an adjourameat of the land eles advertised to take place during the month of December. Several days ago letters were received {rom respoagibie eunrecs, ad¢rersed to the proper authority, stating that Capt Montgomery base force of probably five hundred men, with plenty of arme, ammunition and other mate » Sad that from time to time war'ike supplies have ‘eon reeetved by bim from the North also say that the demand to land wales would be resorted tcas a mere aising az armed force, and thal the real ob. ject of thw ‘awless orgenization i# a raid, frst oo the frontions cf Missour!, aa! then on Arkansas aol the West ern borcer, barlce Governor Modavy bas reseasiy communicated some in- portent particulars re'ative to Gaptaia Moogomery's re ported advazciag movements. Orders will be forthwith despatched ordering the Uaited States troops in Kansas to snch points neocetary for the proteetion he land officers in the performance of their duty, ae well ap ete public property menaced, ‘aciuding Fort Soots te avenge thy punishment of abolition omis- DESPATCHES FROM KANSAS AND MISSOURL. Lasvasworrs, K. T., Nov. 3l, 1860. ‘The state of adaire in Bourbon aad Linn counties to this Territory onase much talk, speguiation and excite. ment bere. Macy romore are afoat in regard to the movements of | Captain Montgomery. Various reports say that he bas | from three hundred to four hundred mea fcuy armed | % and equipped, and is threatening the lives and property of the prosiavery mec in the vicinity of the counties above alluded to. ‘The citizeme at Fort Scott are reported as expecting am attack, and they are removing their goods and chal- tele. me Nothing bad tramspired up to three o'clock on Monday. Wansaw, Mo, Nov. 81, 1360, A memengor reached bere to day, bringing the ‘ollow- tng despatch, which has beea forwarded to the adminis. we Custom, Mo., Nov. 21, 1860. ‘The abolitionists, with arms newly imported from Boston cr the East, cader the command of Captain Montgomery, mambering from 900 to 600 men aad incronsing tn cumbers, have attaeked Fort Boott, Kansas, and broker up the Snurt, compell.og myvelf and aif the officers of the United States District Court to fy for oar lives. They have taken the towns on the Missour! line, the Fort Soott Land Office, ke. They intend to in- vade Misaour!. J. WILLIAMS, United States Judge Third Jadictal District, K. T. A military company will be organized in this city to morrow to nid tr the suppression of this outbreak. $@ meeting of the citizens of Ciintoa, Henry county, Mo., to-day, (t was resolved to raise a volunteer com- pany to defend their homes, and, {f necessary, the west ern border of the Biate. A committee was appointed to walton the Governor of Missoar! and lay the facta be- fore Bim, and request a scpply of arms. ‘The foliowtpg letter has deen addressed to Governor Stewart — Cuumtos, Mo, Nov. 21, 1890, Sim-—T am bere to inform the citizens of this State of ‘the folowing facts, and I have beea requested to present thems to you as Governor of the State. The abolitionists, un der command cf Montgomery and Cirectur Tenayson, to the number of 300 to (00, armed with Sharpe's rifles, dragoons’ sabres, cary revolvers and dowic knives, have suddenly commenced « war of extreme ferocity oo the law abiding citizens of Southera Kansas, in the counties of Lima aad Bourbon. Theee arrive: by the wagon load at or near Mound City about one month since, in boxes marked as donations for Kaneas sufferers. Montgomery hes been in Boston Goring @ part of the summer, and retaroed with pleaty of money to eplist recruits, Macy of bis mon are sewly imported. Be bas takes possession of Fort Scott and Aber towne on the border, near the Mimoscr! line, He bea murdered Mr. Moore, a grand juror, Mr. Harrison, Mr, Sane! Se tt, Mr, Hinds, and obliged ail the Uoitea Slates ollicers, including myself, to Cy for our lives, Hw own expressed design, meade in » poblic speech, as be sald withcut concealment, ts to keep pow feaeios of Fort Scott and other place near the Missourt line, to prevent «© fire in the rear, white be cleared oat southwort Missour! of slaves. So far be bas carried out literally bis declare! programme. ‘The citiwwens of Missouri, on the Osage an’ Morimator rivert, to Bates aud Vernoe are dying from their howes (oto the Interior, He beasta that he bat money a6 arms to equip and sustain one thousapd men. My court war broken up by them, the United Sta\es Coart for the Sonthorn district, and I suppose that they have solzed the records and also the records of the sad office, az be publicly ceciared that be would do to. J, WILLIAMS, United States District Judge for the Third Judicial distric af Kansas. asus, Mo. , Nov. 21, 1260. United Mates Marshal PT. Oolby and party, of Kar eno Territory, arrived bere this evening. They bring the {ollow ing particulars relative to the operations of Captain Montgomery and his gang of Jay Hawkers, numbering nearly andred men — ities Fort Scorr, Nov. 19, 1680. U. @. Jodge Williams and the officers of the court have been obliged to fee to Minrocr! to cecape attack from the Jay Baw \ers. ato on) Soot, of Linn county, wae taken from bis house the morr'ng of the 18th inet, and bung. mort prominent citizens bare been ar e1 tele fate o@ orknown. Co {Seott: Momers. Crawford Aber merehants ta ner goods to Missourt the Many of J, Lave remor 6 22, THURSDAY, N OVEMBER _1860,—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The reads are (ued with teame | Mr Baloagie, Portmacter at to day ond threatenet with hang’, makiog Lis escape. city lanes: areces 7 eeday mond aa site gee for vint for the various Maes of wages at the There wax eo ‘able opposition ment e premexce of = squad of police (r ra Fe Kaweas Orry, Nov. 21, 1840. Remore are tn cireviation hero of the beraing of Fort Scots, but they are aot generally or eeinet prevented aay interferer: Bist Ot te stages wore banled wo oF Re ectica bas aa yet pen tacen by tue Genaral dopesta- Acerrast 1s 128 HaRson —As the 1 Lyerpool steamer Per. fia was proceeding from her anchorage down the bay yes | {arday aftercoon, sbe ran jato the sleam\ue Daniel Drew, buviry a barge in tow. The shook capsized the barge aud musk the tug. Through the exertions of two of the om. ploy és of the Sailors’ Home, io Cherry street, named Tho mes Reger and John Puller, the captain of the toy, who was dearly exhausted, the sogipoer and deck band were rescued But for the timely nevietuace of the above pamed ‘the crow of the tug would andoebtedly heve beon drowsed, Rescvan rxox Downing. —Yesterday, about soon, a man, name unknown, accidentally fell off @ lighter, whea off pier 16 Kast river, and but for the timely assistance of Messrs. Jobo Welch and Thomas Oonnelly, Whitehall boatmen, he, 10 doubt, would have been crowned. Fins mw Excaprm Sraewr.—Between three and four clock yesterday afternoon a fre occurred in a stable in the rear of No. 83 Elizabeth street, owned by James Graley. It was caused by a spark setting fire to the roof of the building Before the (umes wore extingutahed it was damaged to the extent of about $60, no tmsurance. Corracrios.—Patrick Chonklin writes to state that we misrepresented his house in our insane of the Sist inst. le wisbes it understood that irstead of keeping ‘“orib’ where thieves assembie, and the police were ten on yveral occasions, he endeavors to earn an honest livell- of le and bonest The Disturbance at Harveri Uolloge Bostos, Nov. Sl, 1860. Tuo names of sophomores suspended at Harvard Co) lege yeeterday for hazing the froshman are as follows: — Caaries Jackson, Boston; Charles Emerson, Staton Isiand:; Avgostus Baker, Albany; A. C. Hageltice, Philadelphia Jobo L. Ward, Salem; Charics F. Foarlog, York; J. T. Kilbreth, Cincianati; H. J. Edwards, Boston, Jackson ‘was dismissed fer two years; the others for oue your. The Pacific Telegraph. Four Kxanser, Nov, 21, 1860. Messrs, Edward Creighton and W. R. Stebbins, general agents, respectively, of the Paofic and Missour! and Weetern Telegraph Companies, lef here yesterday after- Boon, bound westward, They will survey the whole route to Salt Lake thoroaghly, and make contracts for the construction of the line as far as Julesburg early in the spriog. ‘The Saumikeag Cottom Factory Fire. Bowros, Nov. £1, 1860. ‘Tho machine shop of the Nauntkeag eotton factory was destroyed by fire last night. ©. ©. Smith, machinist, sustained a lose of $8 000; no insurance, Fire in Uswoge. Oswaco, Nov. 31, 1860. The Huron Socr mill in this city, owned by W. W. Ba- kor, of Lockport, was destroyed by fire last night; loes on the building and contents $46,000, on which there was ‘ac insurance of about £30,000. Corps of '76, Captain Richard au by fring the oa- tonal salute on the Battery at 12 M. They will be escort. 4 (by tne Washington Conlineatal Guard, Captain Joba P, Lanaing, ax Court Calepdar—This Day. Svraswa Covet—Cinovir —Yart L—No. 1611 added to calendar of Wednesday and Oyer and Terminer. Part 2 Nos 81934, 1678, 1064, 1066, 1718, 1608, 670, 1960, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1072, 1978, 1980, 1872, 1012}, 1640, 1838) 1162, 1426, 6270, 1826, 1710, 1004 566. 715, iim | The Galena and Chicago Kaiiroad. Gasama, Nov. 33, 1960. The Galena and Chicago Raliroad today deciarged @ Ctvidend of Ave per cent, payable in New Verk on she let of January. Gover —Part l— ios 987, 33634. 7, oes, 1067, 1078, 67, 66, 51, 899, 1010, Part i—damé aa ‘yesterday. Part 2, betore. Judge, Daly-Now 112, soa, 242, 2240, 220%, $202, 1601, 2875, 2072, <9TC, 2379, 2980, 2584, 1010 a noun Dwraict Covet. —Same az before. Fire im Laconia, N. H. Boston, Nov. St, 1660. A Gro to Laconia, N. H., last ight destroyed twoaty- Sve bulidings, including the Cerro Gordo House, the Post oittee, telegraph office, two newrnaper offices, Ae. The lowe is eptimated at $100,000. Nearly ai the business part of the village wan destroyed Collision on Lake He on. Derzorr. Nov. 91, 1860, The siip Rocket, with @ cargo of 90,000 bashels of wheat, from Chicago to Bullaio, collided with the bark Ocean Wave, on lake Huron,on Monday olgbt, aud gunk of tne Delaware State Lot- } BDUY 4 00., of the KENTUCKY ANU MISSOUKI STATE LOTTERrES, waka Exres Cass 503, Novwunns 9%, 1590 9, 35, 16, 62, 6, 30, 26, 3, 40 Datawaiee inant 666 MOvemnen 21, 1a 36,12. 28, 69, 45, 75, 26, t, Gtroular tent free of chance. WOOD, EDDL & 0 Ore WOOD, BDOT ‘#00 Franeo’s Drawings oF R. Lotterien ie deep water, The vessel and cargo are a total loss, Coowry, Cxuass 278, Mov. 2. though fully insured. The Ocean Wavo was slightly 36, 27, 41, 87, 36,8, 60, 42, 26, tts, 16. camaged. Comsoupaten Lorrery, Oras 2), Pov. Zh "2 —_——-———__— _ 18, 49, 3: 0, 5, 39, 69, 26, Gl, 69, 48, ° % ‘The Board of State Canvassers. Cironlars sent tree of ‘charee, by esdroming vce AvsasT, Nov. 21, 1860. The State Canvaasers mot here to day to canvass the vous on the electoral ticket, but the returns from New York and severe! other counties act having been re- cotved, thoy adjourned until to morrow Wimington, Delaware. What To Do—Upon the @f, pain you may be quite certain that some natural ontiet the body le ta some way ca rusted BANORKTH'S PILLS, and persevere for some dave. if necesary, until the didi- culty ie removed. Low much severe sickoees. toany livna wonid be avec if this advice were faitafully followed. Brandreth’s Pills 25 cents ver box, with directions, at 296 Canal erect and No. Union tequare. New York. Kussian and Hudson tay Sable Furs, _ At GMNING, 813 Broadway. Children's » Fars Metatled = Wholesal prince by ORKIN, 815 Brosdway. ‘The Burning of the Steamer Pacific. Lorwruua, Nov. 21, 1880, “Bleven persens are thus far ascertained to be lost by tbe burning of the Pacific—mostiy boat hands sod deck passengers. No Northern people are among she lost. cviitalingaeiinesaias ° Salling of the Star of the West. New Onraase, Nor. 21, 1860. ‘The steamah'p Star of thejWest sails on the 20d for New York. Seuthern Ocean Steamer Movements. Cuancastom, Nov. 20, 1860. ‘The steamship Columbia, Captain Berry, arrived here at eleven o’clock this morning. ‘SAVANNAS, Noy. 21, 1360. ‘The steamship Alabama, from New York, arrived at ber wharf at twelve o’cleck Tuesday night, All well. Mink, Min wholesale prises by RNIN'S, S13 Broadway, . ™ ‘x Furs! Retatied at GBANIN, 515 Browiway. Ladies’ Fars 40 per | °e way prices a FureFuare—At White's bm Empo- tam, 216 Sroadeay, retailed ai wholesale bas 15H ‘the ost by OH and b —- sll ‘10S Chatham etreet oft Peart. Markets. Naw Oncaass, Nov. 90, 1860. om nee essen co Bee Cotton dull—saies to ‘e Have a La As- enews 6 fe be instore wih Ww by rd clowns Freight: on eotton ieahetregtess al Seale Sept entaange se See tes Howat. | N Jeffers, 573 Broadway, for the present Cotton—Sales to-day 9, s05ce "sean aall antes tien Pega hen eat oe a ee, secoast of Sy & 1 per cent premiam; eee fe the ied Soutnte one iccomatn Heme Notes wintg ‘esboard asd t pL. og = Of Weston, baak of hoavote. aay tela ko. Exobange on the Cotton—Bales to-day 6.600 bates. The packs is firm, with an advance of Ko ; mer quoted 100. Avovsta, Nov, 21, 1860 ‘There is Little dotng in the cotton market ‘Cuxxueerox, Nov. 20, 1860 600 baie. (Cnagumeros, Nov. 31, 1860. ‘The markets are closed (o day, it heing eg urmcoum, Nov. 31, U at $4 ith no buyers Wheat dull and quoted for Se cash: rear, 16; whites, $1 15 a $1 40. Corn Beary: white Ce. 070. Provirions dail ‘s Patent Champion Fire and yellow. nH and nominal. Rio coffee Ida. a l4Xc. Whiskey nominal parsias Proaf bates, 3) Broadway, eofear of Marray strest, At 200. a Wyo. Evacyaroy Dar will be celebrated by the Veteran | Tako at once acess of | | 2 Wayor's Marehai, Colonel | 2 DUSED BtTny | Street, Beork’ym, on Friday e'ternoon. at bait, | wile of Joby H. Jobnson, aged 18 y Fars! Fars! Furst! Fars: Sold at Whole- | short tiers, JAcoe Lasy, on bin ' ‘» Saceeasors, Uaat it $00 of their One. — Notice —Le: sole L rae Lista e Gustion in price of 92 per hat: 20 5 Aso House Married. NGSLANT —CoCKé — At St. Paula church, Brooktya by the Key. Momsre bay vier and Partridge, hiomas SosAND, 10 Woowr, decgbler of Jobp orks, & Pepe rages grandoaugbter of William Sarton, al! of Brookly: at ae Lal, eMac BIOTRH oh wanwwe Bont —On Wednoscuy, Novemver 42, by i oove dan sarsar. 8 Naess’ “a Geger danghter of ease gies bal rt. D SAeN ET? ms al ONO# RewWOV ED BEAD LRUTIMONY Baek OF Te Kero of @tatea isin’, Faspmmcs B Vem Viacx, tiaq., of New orks city, to M. Lovusa, dwughter of Hou J 1. Cary, of ‘a Diea. | Basca.—On Tuesday, November 90, after a abort aud severe finees, Wutsam'T, Baacm, in the 684 your ol nis 7 | Dr. Vow Mownzrsex:—Deer Bir—1 i Toe relatives and friends of the family aro respectfaliy | your abil in las operntine of tho our aot fears anvited to attend the fuperal, this (Taurmiay) wera ings | my mae So era Yours. ten o’olonk, from his late residence, No. 214 Kighth avo- io nue, The remains ry Spey ig hy ip fo of the Gondhne Suaies Wk interment, Brxay.—On Tuesday, November 20, aftor a lingering Ulnees, which she bore with Christian fortitude, wy wife of Samuel Berry, native of Schonectady, N. aged 70 years rest in peace! ‘May sho Her friends and acquaintances are ete invited o attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 24 Rose street. raet, tale par fm wow afternoon, at ove o'clock. Wednesday morning, November 21, of con- rennin, a, Wisin ‘A. Buon, Jr., aged 26 years and 11 moni funeral services wi!) be held at the residence of his aw SISA oF THe ceva PAN aR, itr 6 ee Between F' And Aix aveunes °,FOU WANT LUAURIABE Dorset use CRagaue o few reste ryan wee, Mog ts or inure tne td Pree tie RO GACHAWLAM. 109 Nassua sireat, Now Vert. Anu eo G4? P<Tonm, 40, ac, ere tor gale 'areded reduced, prieay a tora ar 7077 BROADWAY, a mplendid Cavas —On , November 20, fon of iter Sons gee bane nop & years, 6 months and 18 will take pisoo from the residence of bis fier, No 246 Ewen street, corner of Ainslie, Williams. burg, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’clock Reala- [vi friends are requosted to attend without further Davisn —On Wedueeday, November 21, WusiaM Davirt, fon of John Devlin, aged 2 yours acd 6 ‘monthe. The funeral will take place from bis parents’ residence, No. 126 Hadson avenue, Brooklyz, this Ptbureday) after’ BOOU, at two O'clock. Dobas —On Tureday evening, November 20, Mra. Jana Doves, in the 75th year of ber age. The relatives and {riends of the family aro respectfully nvited to attond the funeral, this (Thursdey) aterncor FA two o’clonk, trom the residence of her gon, Titus E. Dodge, No 160 Joburon Brooklyn. Dommery —On Wednesday, November 21, Buuren Kxor Donmxtr, only davgtter of John aud Margaret Holerty, 9 10 movtlis. Will teke place this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘clook, from her father’s residence, No. 144 Tenth mopped b: pared to Offer, for CHINA, GLASSWa: cm aLvER PLAFED GOODS, BRC Mie On ay iy ml a ‘cen heretofore Thowe comp rele Bets C87 plagew) Ferme china fod engraved Giagaware are still farthne reduced to \ovite an ummediata examtnaiion of on7 goode aad ¥ Y HAUOBWe 49) aout 498 Bron wr poruer of sae mae ood om BL lwo ¢ ous, Pict —On Wednesday morning, November a1, at halt past three o'olok Writiaw O. D. Fiewe, agod & yours, LO red aod 16 days, youngest ehild of Otto and ER Fico The fooera! will take piace on Friday afteraoon, at one o'clock. from No 460 Sixth avenue The relatives aud fice ow are ovited to attend, without farther notice, Hane —On Wednesday morning, Nevember $1, Jicumt Lag, aged 38 year, 0 months avd'1@ days. Tne {rire and relatives of tho family are respeetfoity nvited to attend tho foneral, from bis late reaidence, No. 386 West Forty fourth street, thie (Toursday) a(ternoon, Bt balf past two o'elock, without furthor notice. Poaton papers please copy Hay —On Wednesday, Novomber 21, Many Jans, daogbter of Cornelios and Kilen Healy, agod 6 yoars, 7 montbe end @ ¢aye ‘Tho relatives and friends of the femily, and those of her uncle, Ujebael O'Hara, aro invited to ‘attend the fa- ueral, from the residenee of her parevta, corner of Tir ticth btreet and Eleventh avenue, this (Thursday) afer: boon, st bal! past one o'elock, Tie romains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Hevemxson Oa Wednesday, Novomber $1, Avcvertye, wiant Syme cg to of Capt. Robert Hutebiason, aged 15 Toor tha an Tho fuveral will lake place from tho residence of ber parents, Lafayette avonue, two doors cast of Cumberland ORT ANT TO SUGAR PLANTER, Le proprietor of a patent vanes for makieg oO be imtre ed ino the = ‘pS Sagar ored Of tbe werd, belng in Mew York ab pew ean interview with any Of the Fouthesn Siates tbat may be tm enld city si) resenk with a view lo aarertain whether eroula tp atvim die wo tytroe uee maid patent into Lotilaiaan, Ae, Oe. Ade an ees Foger Patent, Herald ollce ERCHANTS HAVING DRAPTR, eae Promety ances, £c., to onliect. oan have the tended to by ADAMS’ BIPRERS COMP: LD DOCKS AND BNGRAVINGS BOWGHT amp old tn any quantity. ees Masonry forraie THOs. PYNS, 109 Nessa atreet, ZTODABT PIANOS. . GRAND eas Ent ae AND PICOOW. The best manufactured Warervome Gob Broadway. ITYREOSCOPES AND ViEWS: ‘The imraeet stock of | tereoneomie rors ever overrd in America. ready f: ‘the beuday ae he LONLON Bate cura AD yp ‘aUt. Bend for a catalogue. is = CASH DBUG HOUBX. RSTABLISEXD tose. two o'clock. The friends of the famf'y are parti yio- | THE OND Y WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE DODTE vited to aitend. BACLUBIY, mY o. Cast TRaDR jong Jonwsox —Ou Toeaday, N: Noeusnes 00 20, Paciowe Baogva, $ALES 708 NET CAM AND NO OTHER WAY. SVROIAL CABD. Owing to the present meipgency {0 monstary eal ‘om Able to purchage at a GREAT DBPRRCIATION, ‘The relatives and triends of the “emily. also the mom- bers of Tompkins Lodge Ne. 9, 1. 0. Paty ed Ww attend the Tonere!, ys her late .‘ Horatio street, this (Thursday) allernoea, at one o'clock, Without further potioe Lan..—On Wednesday morning, hag ed #, after a Laael werefore MATBRIALLY BEDOUS mY PEewus _ THEIR PORMER 1 tae MAL ‘The rela! ives and friends of the fe ton, Robert M Lang; bis son-in-law. end Lis grapdeovs, Louis J. Charies and Kobert Bellows, are mest respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late reridence, No 62 Chariton street, on Friday af- ternoon, at two o'clock precisely, without further invita. tan Chere ind er Om Wednesday, November 21, Mam: en ane below Maiden lena, Ce DOwNALD —' . 53 Caruaguxn FRancas MCDONBALD, Only child of Bernard and nxW + von Mary Avn McDoanald, The friends and sequal OX 18 STILL Vl Mie Uowing, ae well ne 2 pee aad 23 days. veepeotioliy invited sat = to — the funeral, this (Toureday) afterneon, at two o'e Moous — At bor residence, oornor of Fifty-scoond street end Bron tway. on Wednes¢ay, November a after a lin 10 ARO! Stipa $7 VINCENT 10 cases UM ABA: ‘lew A CARDA 0 bbs SICILY ¥ . fibers Tania WeMe * aren —1n Wednceday, November 91, Caruana Par. ails i a | BX TRA CHOIR, 20 Kees B RO: "Her friends and seq TS colt aM OR ton to attend er fenseel this ‘Sie (Thorley) sReramm a b ‘at half. 10 cnses Hy “ Pest three o'clook from tbe brother-in- bales Lory w Jobo Egan, 230 Pant onrtenstn oi sme, te lee Albeay iy! CHAM ‘Greg. doai, Coutlandt stroct. Her remaing will be tak- | be on to Albany for tnterment wie iw. Sasnne —In this city, on Wednesday, November 21, 2,000 ow Mr, Cuas A. Basans, to tho 434 year of bie age. a The relatives and friecds are respectfully invited to 7 am | attend the funeral, from Ail Sainte chareh, corner of | gi! Sout af. Scammel streets, on Friday , at one rf _— on Lie ‘Sai7y —In [oulsiana, on Tuesday, November 20, after a 0 aa Furi short {Niners owaRD Savy » Tayton —in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 21, | & Pagpow I, Tarvor, in the STtb year of his age i 2 The friends and acquaintances of the family are re) 4 speetfally invited to attend bis funeral, from the reel 0 | dence of bis father, Peter G Taylor, No'107 Washington Serenorabey 4 Street, Breoklya, without further tivitation. | ease gules MwbERED anon + Woors, only suryivicg 80a of James H. Woods, in the | Yembor 21, Lavina Youns, relict of William Young, aged Prcrapenvaa, Nor QL, 0 ofertas enn ntan aren Soe SES ss nee all“ eaer . whitet $1 35 8 $145. Corm—New yellow, Sie. a ae a ae se or “ao Coffre—iio, 1S jac. a Loc Walekey dull 495 Broadway, New York. a dic See ges AuRaNy, Nov. 21, 1840 Whesier & Wilsons Machines. Fiour—More ¢oing, at caaier rates Woeai—salee & too corres one BRUADWAY. aK. ante at Sic,’ 400 do. Rranchport, 8x0. Whisker. Wise Wine Wencinchobe tameas en seis 28 bow Dremved Doge at Central depot Te aT40,| ay to tommen with mporaat ieee . A:aawr, Nov. 91-0 P.M. | “thine fer emily nue sed. manractarss te ot | en. apd ciificnit to wall at the bushels Vater eronty at G20, 11,800 bushels eanetn Weert at 660. u 67¢. Whirkqy—Hales 290 bole at 15 59: , Nov. 21—8 P. Greatest Diecove: tne ¥iour av!l bat Tho depransed state of the | guhtaw veosee th a, wheat market, aod the cifiouity in ing dea’ts, | choters, eile je. No ome ahortid be witbowt Unie canee anual Inactivity, aod en ay RO few enim | walvable ae ery “2 fold by made are ke ai hasta 7 wushele No | drugeuts and & 1 Mitwuckes tic 0 onda and bar. | York. Friew 25 and 6 coats private terms. ley quiet. Rye dull: esire 4400 bushels Canadian, de. Vivyred to the interior of the Mtate at 6c. Cons: freights lotor, Wheat 18° to New York. [ake imports 1 400 busbele wneat. 6.560 bushels corn Canal exporte—6 000 124 800 boehele wheat, 18,000 mushale orn Hitt's Heir Dye, 50 cts., Black or Brown, Depot, Ho. 1 Barclay sires, and sold by al éragga bbls, four Oye—Neltndie, Harm- 2,100 boabele Varley, 12.000 buabols rye, 5,700 bashois eet Re ato Berrato, Nov 21, 1960 Fleur dull: no eaiee. Wheat call, and 00 enies. k ficady salen 600 burhels at fc jower mules 1,00 | pone ew, and ine dye beuhele ‘nt Ac. Cael freighte—No froighte takes fer | Soowel> apvliee ork. Lake importe—¢000 bbie Coar, 66.000 Sbiat, 14.000 eahls gorn, 37 C00 buaile oat BU), Inte er of Hate ana Exporte—200 bbls Sour, 24.000 bushels wheat, 66,000 | Whesere in ever tay area. Hale Dye behets corn, and 1,000 Duabele rye, AGP sam on . Bory ito, New, #1 - Flour dull and cnechanged Wheat dell, aod no aslos eee ae pee, | ae Core ntendy: mien 12.000 busbola at 412 Rye lower ~ salen 1 000 bushels at b8c Whiskey comine. at ite Carel freights 40. on wheat to Kochester no engsgements to lide watrr. Importe—6 000 brie four, 166.900 buehels deacti’ying, carling, elem ‘wheat, 0.000 buahe! corm, 2,000 bushoit rve. Kxporte— init Ladies, try i Bend by 400 ble Sour, 40,000 bushels wheat, 4) 000 corn. Omeaco, Nov. 1-6 PW. Flour quiet. Wheat Grm— joe 48.060 buahaie at A Tide for Northwovtore club; 16> a 7610. for No at4\e fer No. 9, in store salve 11,000 beebels at Sic. oripte 9500 bhie four, m1 anplexton-—Laird’s Liquta ote eer . A pA CE. oe oe ‘Tee Oniy Immedt te Pain ellever for Dushels corn. Shi Parva Be Yeo aude oF Contaaime. 9 HOLLOW AT ® Bal wheat, 16 600 bus! emia ( lete + relieving pain m a9 a weedy, We ea whens to Butte eaeel coe roves es ‘oes ts te bealing properien re marvellous York very Grm at 70 9 per cent premiam, fae sith a Threat Diseases and he, Use | BROW IOE Treehee which are gold by all Milttary Yews. IRL DAY OF THE RLAVENTH RBOIWENT. Hascgcanrens Kurvarrs Revtwert, Wasmsoton Koren, Naw Your, Nov. 17, 1860. } In compliance witb brigade orders this regiment w'!) parade on Monday, the 26th inst. The field and stat off cere will appear dimsounted, with gration cape. The #2 reral companice with overnoate Hthout Knapescke. The regimental line will be formed Pe... Who Baffer from Consumption, Dye bewaty, Plies, ii rer Osmplain., of general bed heala, bas eRe ep fo Ome 0% 1, WINE BITTERS, 7's. fy De: “rn tritam ove. ‘Bold by all drugeiee tn te & pile from the nninitieted before his ar “9 fron, Sowere bave come here after and be be takes back in the Now York steam =—Charleron Corie, Nor. 6 i Woore On Wednesday, November 71, 8 ‘Zatb ) oar of bie age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecttolty invited to attend bie fcoeral, from No. 90 Irving place, om Friday sfternoen, st two o'slock, without invite Von = His remains @)l! be taken to Geneva, N. ¥. Youre —At Bergen lotnt, N J., on Woedneaday, No Ob € Love S00 pouns: Ol, LEVON " 72 years and 6 monthe relatives and friends are invited to attend her . eBrrs ene om SARLAPRAR. 16 cave Oly WINTERGRBEN—6 cana, PAOPR MART Di Pak OMRNY at me QUICE pat Pavan? a fh quantities The saath epee Serger ARDRETH'® PList Sagar rls. rongenrs. Ten pete, 2 erces BR io Eres AY Pre & grees MOFFATT # PILi® SLL Tap POPULAR BATS. Pee shaeto ‘one ta TOR mm. VEAMIPCGS® FRODAIIAW WATCTIRG CTRONOMETBRA, GENUINE! colebratad parse: time Ala aS for noamaTex nt 00., Tae LANES re pore Sl Brostwal, Giz fiat, 2 300 6 me Yor OLTRS, MINTS Gai's 2D CHARLBN A “Gee gvanran emcee TEE Or eRS A. fow of thee, eoishrauad ouar'er geamnd Wacken tor bose! peed and other alee eal-alations of me, jam R 400, 0) Gowan RX om Glean Kod Phmlom Tmporters of Wate bes. Jewelry, Ae, ae. 10) denen HAT Ora fea iein Nea 261 Arce tway, ae scenes OND Oy Hal. oe adh oy IX BEORT. A ow sears fevere lang coamimption, is sartoua f, saate riown w bia follow - toe maaas of At ee evenness ane CARDS AND rm v= Fete be wet send 8 cows of the eee ia. ietithed is SSeeioeen sey enya a are A’ GIMAREDERTHE GRAY CARD AnD Ovamn | Hou.eebme, bronenile OI Peat th = +. | information which be conceives to SS ?. 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