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

gensitive as gunpowder to the touch of fire; but if the Gre be not applied there will be no explosion. The Sontb, driven to the wall, has the right of complaint, and should be allowed pome indulgence; the North, victorious from the late contest, is bound to the offices of mag- @animity, conctiiation and peace, Our Retations wrra Jaran.—We learn through a private letter from Kanagawa, Japan, That trade there is ina most depressed state. This is not owing to svarcity of either produce Or money, but to the very uncertain and daily Obanging value of our dollar in that country. Our treaty provides that American coin shall he received weight for weight with that of Japan in payment for goods; but the govern- Ment seems to pay no more attention to that fnstroment than if it were so much brown Baper. It is stravge, but nevertheless true, fibat at the lest dates the Mexican dollar was feceived for only seventy cents by the native merchants, while the Japanese government, in Darefaced violation of the treaty, daily put up fap official notice to the effect that It was worth gixty-nine, seventy or seventy-one cents, as the narket might be. We are told that in Juve last the mer Dhants willingly received the dollar as Shree itsebues. It seemed to have at ‘fest gained a solid footing in the con- fidence of the native merchants; suddeniy, however, as soon as several millions of dollars ad come into the hands of these native mer- Ohants, the government throws outa hint tnat the dollar is not equal to three itsebues, and down it falls at once to a fraction over two—so great is the influence exercised by the govera- ment over the merchants, Now, no sooner bad Sbis fall taken place than government agents swarm down from Jeddo with thousands of Simebnes, and, after buying rp as many dollars ‘es possible at two and one-eighth iteebues each, return to Jeddo, where they are recoined, and at feast thirty per cent gained by the geverament at our expenee. And all this in violation of the treaty, while foreign ministers at Jeddo seem wiiber unable or unwilling to check the evil But on the arrival home of the Japanese Ein- ‘Oassy this will probably all be changed. Thia q@matier was arranged with our government when fhe Ambareadors were at Washington and Phila- delphia, and if any reliance is to be placed on the promises and agreements of Eastern states. ten we shall have no more troubie on thia score. Tue Ticker SwinoLinG Nvuwance To Be AR RESTED.— We are glad to know that some prac ical measures have been taken to stop the sys- ikem of robbery which bas been practised here during the last ten or twelve years upon per- wons departing for or arriving from the Golden Btate. Last winter the California Legislature passed an act autborizing the Governor of that State to appoint an Emigrant Commissioner, to feside in New York, and take ail lawful and Proper messures for the protection of passen germ from the numerous hetel sharks, runners and ticket agents who infest the lower part of fhe city, Toe Commissioner, Mr. Dickinson, @ntered upon the discharge of bis duties last April, and caused the arrest of a large nom- ber of “agents” and the eappreasion of several bogus ticket offices, Subsequently two noto Pious ticket swindiers were tried ond Ponvicted upon indictments found by the Grand Jury. One of them has been sent to the penitentiary for one year, and the other to Sing Sing for two years, and their tate affords & notable example to their confreres. For crying evils of tbis kind, the actual cautery is the only effective remedy. It is now pro pored that the law shall be amended ‘so us to provide for the establishment of a regalar bureau here, and to give the Commissioner power to see that the federal law as to the security of passengers upon steamships is fully and truly obeyed. ‘These reforms are very much needed, and we trust that no time will be lost ia garrying them into effect. The most shsmetui frauds have been practised upon emigrants here, and the swindlers bave generally managed to escape by means of political influence, or on account of the fact that the injured party was unable to remain here and prosecute the robbers. [tis bigh time this sort of thing was stopped, and we are very glad to see that measures are to be taken to wccomplish that most desirable con- pummation. Unsare Ber.pives—Anotuer Acctpent.— Anotber instance of the frequency with which the laws are defied or evaded at the imminent risk of life ocoured yesterday in the fall of a portion of a new building, overladen with Bonr, ia Whitebail street, Tix building bas een erected within a few months past, since the parsage of the Uneafe Buildings act of last April, which one would think js elaborate evough in ail its detaiis to guard againat any possibility of au accident of this kind, if its Provisions were carried but by the inspad- tory sppoib4 under it. It appears, however, Chai the building was put up ia & most care- less fashion, some of the bricks in the arches being actually put togetber without any mortar or cement between them. Moreover, we jearn Rbat it was reported as unsafe bythe fire war- dens during its erection, and there could there fore be no excuse for proceeding with it to Ceppletion without taking any measures to ren- der it secure, There is 4 heavy responsibility resting somewhere in this transaction, and we hope the mater will be sifted and the parties ft blame brought to due punishment. Tuvntow Werern's Wisvow.—To many of our republican philosophers including philosopher Greeley, thie «xisting Southern cisunion excite- Ment js a milisiove, beyoud which they can see Dothing. But the Reverend Thurlow Weed has bad & peep throngh this miiiscone, aod he sees trouble on the other side, He sees that this trouble may epotl all his calculations of the ‘White House kitchen; that it may cut off the asual supplies of the fat things of the larder ‘and the aromatic roast jointa avd smoking ket- Qlee of oysters, which are the nenal perquisices of the king of the kitchen, Weed ia therefore ready for a compromise on the almighty nigger for the seke of the almighty spoils, He will catch the nigger and return him to his master, or pay for the niger if he gets away, so that Thurlow @ay have a good old time in the kitchen. Nay, more, Thariow will run the Missouri con. promise line through to the Pacific, and divide eren California with the South, 80 that he oso have a free mn of the kitchen. Weed is a wise Greeley la orciohety; Weed andlor. 8 position, but we ere oftaid now that GBeewiny midi sais ie es diols ‘NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVE.MBER 29, a Drawin, TkLeckaruic Troveies,—Ever since the town of Springfield, Lilinois, bas besome the Mecca of the republicans; since Chicago bas Jost ite morals, and since the Kansas ralde have commenced again, the prees in this part of the country has been suffering from two evils at the hands of the telegraph. The first is the immense expense of the telegraphic news, aud the other is the unceasing difficulty and delay in getting despatches over the Western lines in time to permit the papere to go to press at o proper season in the morning. The expense we can stand, and would not complain of, but the delay is a serious inconvenience to oar in- ternal management, and deprives us very often of the opportunity to furnish our paper to thousands of subscribers who desire to get it early, Besides, we are frequently compelled to leave out of our columns hundreds of dol lars worth of telegraphic news—as we were yesterday with the proceedings of the Burcb divorce case, and the Kansas news—from the lateness of the hour at which & arrives. With the political excitement in Springfield. the immoral excitement in Chicago, and the bleody work of Captain Montgomery in Kansas, we are grievously troubled by the delays of the Western telegraph companies, thereby losing a great deal of time and seriously disappointing our readers. Cannot the Western telegraph companies beetir them. selves, and do things up a little more quickly? Tovon Work For THE TaxParers.—The duty of selecting the best men from the various party nominations of onr governing classes for Aider men and Councilmen. WEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasminotos, Nov. 28, 1860 SALARIRS PAID IN EPRCIR. ‘The goverrment employée were paid their monthig dues to day in apecte. CONVALESCRNOE OF MR. COUR, Secretary Cobb bas recovered, and is ont today ia good bealib, Be ts making arraugemen's to remove South, Many of bis effects bave already been forwarded ‘The position of the administration regarding secession and Mr. Cobb’s retention of power at home are widely different, and Mr, Cobb may quietly retire without « Cabinet explosion. SITTING OF TH SUPREME COURT. Tho Supreme Court commences next week. Attorney General Black’ * name may be sent to the Senate either as successor of Judge Taney or of the late Judge Daniels, of Virginia Black changing his residence to suit the case. ‘The princ!pal cases before the court are those involving the validity of the tonnage tax on the Penosy!vanie ratl- road, amoucting to three hundred thousand dollars per ennum, and the validity of municipal subscriptions in favor of the ratiross, The decision in the latier case wili not disturb the great mass‘of boada even if it be adverse to their validity. Tomorrow being set apart by the maunieipal author!- ties for Thankegtving, all the public departments will be clored, Scarcely a dozen members of Congress have as yot arrived. ‘Thaddous Hyatt called upon the President to day in fur therance of bis offorte for ® postponement of the Kansas laud rales. The Censna Barean is {n rece!pt of retarns from all the States, South Carolina incladed; ip a fow scattered dis tricts, however, some are withheld for correction. The returns of the Territory of New Mexixo are cow on tho way to Waeb\pgton, and those of Uiah and Kansas bave ovly io part come t hand. Ip all cases, one ox” cepted, laws have heretofore been passed to ox teod the time for taking the centus; as to the present one, they bave been rendered withiu & shorter period thau ever defore, bul not in time to eas. bie the Secretary of the Interior to communicate to Con gress at the sommencement of the eeesion tho enumera tion of the inhabitants and the new representative appor- tionmen :. ‘The steam sirop Brooklyn is daily expected at Nerfolk with the Cbiriqni commisstoa. Among the latest arrivals of Congrersmen is Seuator Davis, of Misstemipp! Becretary Cobb was absent from the Cabinet to-day on account of s'ckness. ‘The Premaent’s annual Momage has been pisord in the printer's bands. Later from Mexico. DECISION OF THE COURTS MRSPEOTING THR PROCEEDS CONDUCTA—MIRAMON’S IN New Oatmass, Nov. 27, 1460. ‘The schooner Aiphenzine, from Tampico 16ih, has ar- rived. Regarding the $400,000 of the seized conducta, the courts decided in favor of a pro rata distribation. Every body is prepariog for a change of government. Miramon’s declaration declaring bia ipability to defend the capital created considerable excttement The last accounts stated that the constitationalists bed captured Tacudaya. Guadalnjara, it wan Loilevod a the capital, would ser- render witho..t a etruggie. Wasmporon, Nov. 98, 1860, New Orleans papore of Sunday baye been received! here. The Picayune has an extract from a private letter from the highest authority at Vers Cruz eaying:— “The cocupation of Guadalajara by the Liberals, and complete rout of Gen, Marques, are regarded bere as the beginning of the end of the civil war, Tle constitation allots will march at once on the capital.”” ‘The Chir! Expedition. Nonrotk, Nov, 28, 1960 The United States steamer Brooklyn arrived hore thir morning; all well. The Chiriqui Commission were eatire ly mceceeful. The barbors ov both ides are onequalled Electoral Vote. Ricumoxy, Nov 23. 1944. ‘The electoral vote of Virginia t'ands pine for Hell acd tix for Breckinri¢ge This je officiai, _Sxcept two = Met Weer! Febater thewe, bo ever, caunot change the remult. Governor leteber bas, I understand ine vow i snbmitied to the Atiorney Genera! for bie decision the vote tn certain fountied Until be gives (t tue electoral vote will com a for From Dewy Fout Knanwey, Nov. 27, 1860. The Denver City conch of the Simm pameed at noon to day, with $4,000 |p fre ign. Davvng, Nov. 24, 1869. Parties are etill leaving dally for tho Sao fuan mines. A letter received yesterday oriags very cacouraging ro- porta from thet region an ag snow storm continued throughout the 221 Wm. Riley, Deputy Bheri at Mountain City, for oriy from Virgin's, Aud Ooarlig Harriton, & talson keope thie clty,.are to fight a duel thie mornwg at ten o'owol, with navy pevoin. Cisewsan, A committes of the Paiisdeiphia Goancilmes and other officers of that city, uumbering teventero, arrived here thie morning, for the puree of examining the geasra: Operations of the maniotpal department of wis city were received by the Mayor sod @ deputation of te ( Goanctl, who will enterta'n them thie eveuing at the Vib t00 House. ‘Tne party will leave for bome o@ Friday moraing Arrival of the a Scot "ORBLA: ‘The steamship Nowa Scotien (rom Li 16h, vin Queempiown on the 16th inst. arrived Lere at three o'clock Lay - Her news has been antici pat od by the Arabia a) Bal)’ ae Portiaad. The Storm on the Lakes, Bovraco, Nov. 27, 1860 Tn addition to the lonees by the late siorsn tbe lou ging are he schoover Morey, with « cargo of pig iroa, ‘at Calarque creck Lake Ontario, schooner Oarrier | Dove, st Wolf Inland, Lake Outario. The Ines of the pro- hei ? Dacotad in confrmes, with all wo board, twraty- for im Dumber, Gor rhipplc. is is josl, and the oaaee Crew are pot xno Outward Roard. ort 81 BB, 18M Mi ‘ ima, ou FORT LWO Tur Laver prude ise tan as epnen Pemabip | wviciandhanes eons Gummenictinapeceevenigatnamnenaded | ape INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE PACLPAC Arrival of the Posy Express—Probabie Success of Lincoim tm Caitiormia and Ore gon—Anxtety for East: \we—Sab- Accovate New Silver Mines—Commer- Clat Affairs, SDipping Lutelligence, dc. Fort Keansay, Nov 28, 1860, ‘The pony express, which lelt San Francisco on the eve ning of the 17tb tnst., passed here edout one oc'look this moroing, Reports three feet of snow on the South Pass and R cay Ridge. By this arrival we aro in receipt of the following ad- vices — Bun Fuawonoo, Nov. 11—8:40 P. M. Arrived 15th inst. Souther Orcas, from Boston; 16th, Rose andre, ieeaiaraes ; abtp Winged Arrow, from Boston, Balled 14: fost, whaleebip Eliza Adams, on a cruise; bare Monterraro, tor Cape Town, South Alrios, with « wheat. Bie ater eee ton on ry ys ip Meteor ta a with a wheat for Liverpeot. wae pearly loaded with whoat for New "he gown trade has proved light the fow ae Meanwhile the market Appearance of weakpesr that inet ty cf buyers, To-day there was Batavia Oguren the at $9 40 for yellow 23 & $3 06 per 100 mestic raw sugars are o ly slow of sale and lower. the Istbmos sell at 3230. per Ib. Lard ts selling in = ata decline of lo. a 20. per Ib. fra last reasstufia are unchanged. The export demand for wheat for Bogland continues brisk. ‘The sbipe Soutbera Urves and Winged Arrow, from Bos- ton, bave pot yet found engagements, A China harter is offering pd ope of them may go there, and the other moet tihely to British port, The Preidential returns of the State are nearly com: piete, and Lincoln is stil! from 600 to 860 ahead of Doug- Ins, All parties Bow Ooncede the State to Linooin. The Democratic Herald (extra), published at Eagene City, Oregon, op the 13th tust., @tves the following sum. tary for fifteen counties in that State:— Lincoln, Breckivri 6 ro as The returns are vot complete in several of the coant'ce The majority for Breckenridge in Josephine county, wi! be increased Ofieen or twenty, Lincola baa about sixty mejority in Uwpqua county, which is not enumerated to the above Ggares, Case, Carry and Ulamook counties are yes W be beard from, apd will increase Lincoln's “"y Tne repnb:icao tilumination in San Francisco in honor of Linooln’s election wae a complete failure. Not fifty hoases tn the city responded t the call of the Republican state Central Committee to joto La a weneral ittumination. The cause of it was that the republicans geucrally were not in AD exCellout mood The pony expreea which left St. Joseph on the bth inst. arrived ab San Fravoinco on the 1610, but from some ua explained cause brought po 3t. Louis letters, thus do- priving the newspapers of tbeir uuai &atera correspon. boy New York ietters, however, came tarough all ight ‘A severe gale of wind bas been prevaliing throughout the State for the past two days, Sacramento steamers bad to come to anchor in the bay, not being able to iand st Sap Fraucizoo, No us accident Dappened to the ehipping tm the barbor, although many veese'® bave chafed couriderably at tbe piers. Between Sscramento and Carron many telegraph poles were dlowa down, and the jine cannot be repsired for some =i Owing w (bis cause the ne by the pony whien let 81 ‘Louin on tbe 6th tart , bas ‘not reached the city, ough the poy got to Sacramento a noon to-day, two ahead of echedule time. ‘Official notioe bas been given of the condemnation and tale of the government property et Lime Point, at the entrance of the harbor of San Franc ich was ¢ letter from OC. Asscam, who was one of the company uncer command of Caps. Deut, meat Walla Walla to aid emigrante:— Beuarver Riven, Oct 25, 1860. We are homeward bounce, alter & successful tramp. We have beep as far as Owyhee, and rescued twelve immi grants buried slive We can now accoont for all that were inthe traia Mr. Myers, brother of the rescued Myere, started to meet bis brotber and fam!ly this mora. jog. A Supply train was sent out from the fort with dlapkets. clothing freen vegetables, beef and otber arces- saries, wbich will meet them pear Grande road aboat the Bi oF 4th toss. The detatis are of the most heart reading character They were \o & perfect state of nudity, having been stripped by the Indiaus aod lef to perish for ton days They bad subsisted on human flesh aud the bodies of those who had perished Mre Chase bad fed upon the dead body of her husband, on gens loiter taye that on the eveotog of the 27ta o rT, a0 officer, with a detachment ia advance of ine ps party, fovnd pear @ email stream, the women and oblidren eked. and in astate of starvation. They were greatly emeciated; fo much eo, that their hones almos protruded throvgh the akin. The women and obiidren on seeing the rescuers, fell on their knees, and, in the must pi- teous wails, implored food. The stout bearts of the soldiers were scftered 1) most toncbing emosioas of pity, which wee immediately followed by thresie of due towards the red rkine On receiving the intelligence at the port, tne sensation felt was such that bumanity sione Can experience. The cooduct of Major Stein, the offcia) ir oanmand, wee prompt, and every comfort of jd he transported, was quickly des- patched to the scene of eviferipg The wives of the officers purchaace every descr aceipien of clothing requisite for the women apd obtidren the train. A phys cian, with medione, Ko , acoompanied the en; trata. _ BY way of Oregen we baye news to the 97ta alt, from Otter arrived from Fraser river on the 27th, and brovght, Dy express and in private bands, abuut $76 000 tm gow dum New and rich discoveries of silver are reported to have been made tn Harrison connty. Some of it, it ts said, as faye ae bigh ae $2060 per Wo. Five minors by the Ot ter, bad In thetr poeemaion $18,000 tn dust. A vumber of rich epecimens of silver ore bas dew ~ cently taken from @ lake situated about forty wm” | oe te went of Port Douglas, and exoites the eur |. a ze tae Indiana ot os nen by ie mr tuitions are he vewbborbood of this ein- op ogee rich in minerals of varias kioce, Mt? it sald to bo very kKiocs ‘There are thirty 0 oe eedy mace Prisoners in the Victoria jail ayn neo = acoemsful trip to Fort Za'l a few J “uout experiencing moh difficulty, For the futore, therefore, merenandire for the Upper Praser river may be shipped direct from New Westmineter to Fort i. The steamer Eliza Anderson arrived from New Woat- m\peter op had Ast inet Bhe brought down Afty passen- tog tm the The Steamer lsabel. , Now. 28, 1860. Isabel, which lott Saturday for Havana, The steamer bas retarned disahied Mayoraity Nomination, Boeton, Nov 38, 1860. ‘The Uoioe party have sominated Joseph M. Wightman for Mayor of ibis city. Movements of Southern Steamers Savamyas, Nov, 27, 1960. The United States mail steamship Auguste arrived at Seven O'plock, All well Markets, PRULADELFBiA TUCK BOARD. Putiepeirtia, Nov 23 1880 Stocks heavy a save Me 02 Roading Raiiroad, 17%; Morrie Cann! 66, Long ieee’ Ralirona, 1). Penosyivania Ratirond. A7%¢. | Sight exchange x New York 54 a 1 per ceut preniom. aw Oalbaw, Nov. 27, 1860 Cotten active: rales to day 10 680 bales at 1 for micdiing. the past three ud 82.000 baer ne east time were 34 600 it yrar The deoreare to the present time am tal) the Mo me Freigbie to Liverpoo! Xa w York par to X per eens disenuet Moms Nov 27, 1960 Cotton—Saloe to day 8,600 eles, at 100. f adiiog of the thres days 9,000 balee; receipts of the threo # 11.500 bales Sight exchange on Now York \ pre mium. Kxchange on Landoo par. Cusaizstow, Nov 25, 1860 Cotton Orm: enter today 1606 bales, ranging from Ge. to Lie. for middling por’ Bignt © 00 Baurunons, Nov. 28, 1900. foward sheeot aad Obie 06 26, City mille | the ta wo. Wheet dull and beavy: red $2 Of 4 Sl 6, rt a 91 46 =6Gern lower: now white and yaiow ko Provisions cull: new mess perk $18, via do a0 Coffee tendy «Whiskey dull Paranmiema, Now 28, 1890 Fiour ncbangrd Wheat doti: sales 2000 bushels red $116 © 8120: white, $125 @ $1.36 orm dull tales 2.000 bushels at Gto Whine onli at 19 8 20 Arman’, Nor 2? Ww. Flour steady (and in good dimacd The offerings o groin are light, owing to tnterruption# on the canal Wheat—Saiee 6 060 buahels: winter red State at $1 14 ® tn oar Onve very Grim: Paice at 3640. & 860 , 18.000 bushels, to arrive and in #tore, at 260. Whitkey—seiee 100 bhis., 01 10jg0. Roge—tuiee of 00 head « 87 © $7 26 for wn avorage of 200 Ihe , and 62 bead, averagiog 264 Ibe, at $1 60. Brrvaw, Now 98, 1960, Flour doll and usebanged. Wheat doi! and no sales. Corn held at de. Te rewnnd ld Whiskey, 17 \o. pales 60 bie Im porta— 00 "Tbe flour, 6,600 bushels wbeat, 11,000 do. corn. Brrvaro, Nov 98, 1840. rather better demand. but « shade » ote Inet night at hoe, 8 470 for new ane old Cuber grains quiet. Whiskey « shade firmer: pales 60 boi at 17 '\\o Lake importa to- Cay—7,008 bbls Gowr, 12,000 burhels corn, Canal ex- norie—None, , Now. 28, 180" ey dentition Flour 4ult at eum ge Ou NOW Yous 1» better sopply as 15 promis ‘ pect. in dust, THE TROUBLES uF Ka’ “84S > 1860, Sasvenrenan i: T, Nov &, Acting Governor Beebe bas issued @ procinmation tive to affairs in Southern Kansas, calling on Caps Montgomery and bis band of Jay Hawkers to disband anu’ | Feturn Wo the cbedieoce of the consiituted wutaorities. Be eays that peaceable o\tizeas ebal! recelve just proteo- Mon and ali offenders boir due pauienmoent. There is noth!og cew from the scene of disturbance. River navigation is en irely resumed Bouvar, Mo., Nov. 88, 1860 Aletter dated Nevaca Cily, Vernon county, Nov. 27 signed Col. J. F. Suyder, Vivision Laspeotor of the Sixth Gistriot, orders Capt. Nichols, of Polk county, to mount his company and bold bimeei! in readinese to march ata moment's warning 40 the border, The Colonel adds:— “There will be some troubie on the line.’” Great excitement prevaiis bore tn consequence of the receipt of this intelligeace. 8. Lous, Nov, 21, 18¢0, A epecia! despated to the Democrat says that the ‘bor- der expedition, andor Genera! Frost, {s encamped noar Smithtown, tbe terminus of the Pacific Railroad, await- ing orders from the Governor. Rumors are ourrent in Jefferson City that the Governor bad ordered the troops © return, in consequence of tac Preeident having given General Haruey full power to pursue and arrest Montgomery wherever be might be foand. Another probabie report is, that the troops will yemain in the camp for the presont, and a smail mounted squad, under competent command, will be sent in the neighborhood of Fort Soott, to report to beadquarters with all possible speed, und the future movements of the troope will be tn accordance with the official information brought back. Kansas Crry, Nov, 27, 1860. The & all coach fom Fort Noots arrived here this even ing, bringing Jeasio Morrin aod two registers of ths land office at Fort Soott, who furnish the foliowtug despatches fouching the late disturbances: — ‘Fort Soort, Nov. 26, 1860. Muoh of the excttement here during tne las} weuk has been without real canse. Tne business of the land office bas not been interrupted, be. Tho ight of Judge warranted by the cl;comatances of Indian Troubles. Fout Kaaaskr, Nov 28, 1800. Two men, vamed Pope and Funk, employes of Mr. Da- videoo, about eeventeen miles above here, on the Piaite came in to-day end reported that « party of fifteen [n* tane, eapposed Cheyenoes, had run them from E'm oreek yesterday. When boar tbe road, one [ndian rode op to the ox team Pope was driving and suapped bis gun at him, then drew his lance, Pope drew bit pirtol, but it evapped. Funk wason horseback close by, an‘ he drew hia pistol and shot the Indian. Pope jumped on the horse, and both men encaped, leaving the wagoo and team. The great body of Indians was at this time balf a mils be hind, Dut they pursued them for some distanoe, whon Pope nd Frank sought protection with «largo passing traty when tho Indians slowly retreated When the commanding officer got this news he immodi tely ordered the dregoon company stationed here toto the saddie, hut found that all the «agons attbo post were down the Platte after wood. Que has been seat for to carry the proviaions and forage. The company will start this afternoop, and marob to Davidson to-night, and to- jorning they will go over to Elm creek and camp of the Iudiaus if the report is true. A ‘ce party of Sioux and Cheyenues came near the post and into Kearney City this morning. They mtate that they are tram the Republican Fork, and are seeking the Pawnces The setilore and mail agonta up the Platie are very apeary at the attitude tbe Ludians have assumed, snd antictpate ap attack from (bem. The Indians baying beard that some of the dragoon companies had left, and that the post at Fort Kearney was to be broken up, have threatened that as soou an this is done, ‘hey intend t> wipe ous every sottiemeat on the Piatto, the case, arrived, The dragoons, Any. aflernoon, and we may expect to bear from th to-morrow night. ‘Wirrse Gazpay.—Mr Edwin Booth commenoed an en sagement bere on Monday, and has appeared thros timos Hamiet, to sadiences more remarkable for eptnusixam than for numbers. Mr. Booth ts a dine copy of his father, Joniue BSrutur Booth, a tragedian who was always over- rated by bis special admirers and rather underostimated by the general public. We perceive in Edwin Booth many of bis father’s fine qualities, to whicn tae former adds youth, a bandaome person a very sympathetic and muricel voice, @ thorough knowledge of the stage, and complete mastery of the tricks by which sotors tickle the fancy of the public. Mr. Booth’s Aamlet wa very clever performance. In certain scenes, such as those of the play and the interview with the Queen (third act), be was very fine. The soene with the (host (frei act) was very woll managed; and thit where he imerndwoce tho \cwwraers 1) Kosenorauts and Guildenstern was also exceedingly good. Mr. Buoth’s prime qualliy— and we with tbat aj! actors and actreesea would note this— ‘a that be appeure perfectly unconecious that there 1 any auctence before him. He seems to us to possess this very important power of losing himself tp the play to an emi- pent degree We do not altogether fancy Mr, Booth’s elocution He reads ihe soliloq ules intelligently and ¢ {Too- | tively, but hae not yet mastered tho art of speaking dia- | logue in @ level, natural, offhand manner, Mr, Booth” Harlot is, sa wo bave said, avery clover performsnce, but does vot call for minute eritiolam. Wg should judge thas be would «appear 60 greater advantage to «the §=French sensation dramss, where, i hia redundancy = of ager a Geeture and = action—the Fewult, We PresUm” oF 5 temperament bighiy charged With cal electricity —bo woala add to the effect of the performance. In Hamlet we patorally look for more re- pore than Mr. Booth ie at prowent capadie of giving us. Wo are the better eatiefod to cuter thin mild caveat oa acoount of the fact that Mr Booth's supporters were not brilliant. The stock company at the Winter Garden is pot what we bave @ right to expect from a metropolitan theatre which professes to present the plays of dhaus pere. ACADENT OF Mraic —“La Juivo” was repeated last Bight to an audience quite eqnal in ‘numbere and co tour arm to that which areieled at the first performance ‘This opers will be repeated on Friday even' who wiah to have good piacere rhould seoure them t> day 88 Beaver Uverconts. 85 Beaver Overcoats. 98 Beaver Overconts. $8 Beaver Uvercoats. Na . ercoe! Cae at van’ , Band 4 Pulion street. $9 Capes, | At BVARS’, 65 and 63 Fulton strom. Capes, ” _At EVANS’, 6 and 08 Palton street Muse. | - velgrk. A. Mant repeat aia ti baa * rex Unlidrea, Yr Champ Anfen, 51 Uroadwey, owner & Marrey sree. The Ladd & Webster Sew: may Dow be bed for Fifty Dollars, 21 200 Resch of All. Colevretad Noleelem Faneily Rew Price eatabliabec & seven roars. $% Bontway, New Yors. Hatr Dye, W and Ton- aie ond ‘Bi end the dre jachines Crristodors’ au ober ral aed Weilsa” if Rood siren. sive Wig—A Novelty— pArtings Unaained @ WO Mroad way, corner of Reade street, nest Wo A. F sinwer . SEES ae ner preindives oF the praln f ine Howels Wor Tuts 2 he aviom © LEO FATA fw abe neh Bot ae er ‘ we ee ike te nl rola. | and no fears oxiat thas it will | Williams and the court was uot | , Bed those ws Orie wore , 68, nie Lg & A Prawings o MH tea ie bowers Coonry, Onan 6, 6, 26, 47, 4, 60, 2, Comme “paras Lorrany, 24, AES, 40, 9790, iN 49, be say, nas, 4, 73. Otrculars sent free of charge by addrresiu, rd im FRANCO Wiimingion, Delaware. ay, Ladies’ BPurr—20 Broadway prices, er cont Less (een RARIE, 100 Fulton strest. Eniete, 8 yy Six for 84. Made free ekeng an’ Wameute Muatins Depot The Chatham wreck, corner of Fest ‘Six Fime Shirts for 65, Warranted to Fit. MOODY'S Shirt Manafactory, 203 roadway. Pure-Furs—At White’s Hat &mpe- vium, 316 Brostway, retailed a! wholesale prices. vy All Wool Under Shirts aud vizem, at BCLAUGHLIN'S, 269 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. Russtan ‘ana ceetioen Boy Sable Fars, et GBAIN'R, 615 Broad Mink, Mink, Mink, Mink yore Retatled at wholesale prices, by GBSIN 615 Broadway, Onildrem’s Furs Retailed at Wholesals prices, at GBNIN'S, 613 Broadway. 5 "go live of Rahone, county Westmeath, Inelasi; Or apd relatives of the are at attend bis Mmneral, be (Thursday) 04 two o’aluct. —In Brooklyn, & ogg ot angele ‘ety Milton a9 aad cot ly » § months and 9 days. The roma maice be removed Irom ie eaeaee of hap pares at one taken t Long Bravoh, N J, for toler ment —On evening, Novemper fom. ation of the Inngs, Jas M Lodabs oon ot Hees ry 'Y Logas, aged 1 year, 4 mouths and 1 days, nc ie feud and relatives of ie tamil, cles the mene> ere of Alert 68 io. 41, are rospeost Viled to attend the Taneral, 2 a 4 this (Taraday) Sensor at from the resideuce of hia parcats, No. gg Fers, Furs, Furs, Furs Retailed at wholesale prices, by + ORN! N, O13 Broadway. Immense Stockh ee WINTER CLOTHING, a0. Wo bave ow luded to cffer aur large and onmolete ntewk of Winter Clothing ané Furnisbteg Goods for mes ead boye ats uction In vrices, preparatory to remorn) to clone ont the entire sok in the pre sent stand, bring w bad it may present great o opportunity 3 tw pride complete our Mock of men sad hove! ING ABD rks KNISHING@ GOODS W PRICES. DEVLIN, HURON & 00. 268, 289 and 26) Brontway Clothing for Wintr.—Men Who CO verconts and Business Buite alo bors! clothing of ali will do well to examine onr agsortment be‘ore ourabasing ALTRED MUNBKOR & OL. S07 Krow Under at, Nichol Married. Avens—Kaiiy—On Tursday, November $7, at the Church of St. Francia Xavier, by the Moet Key. Arob bishop Bughes, Srxrigw ¥. AUSTIN to OCRCLLIA, youngest deighior of M. 8 Keily, Req , of St. Louis, and alece of late Terence Donnelly, of this city. Ray—Hanky —In Piainfela, N. J, on Tneaday, No vember 27, by the Rey. Theodore F. Brown, Wiiiam P of Now York, Bary to Harr M., daugbter ‘of Joan © Berry, Keq., of the former piace COLEMAN— ANGEVINE —At Niagara Falis, on Wednerday, November 21, by the Rev. Dr. Jarvis, Rouzet B. Cour man to Mise Exxiinm ANGRYINE Goxxoun—Cocery —On Sunday, Novem ver 26, at the Chureh of Acouceiation, at Manbattanvilie by the Rev. Z w Bunttta aity Hitpsarn— Poot —At Trinity church, Bergen Pont, N 1 on Wednesday, November 23, by the Rey. Mr. Rising, on J. Hinpaarn to Renmeca B oor Kiawmxiy—Conway.—On Wednesaay, Novembor 23, by the Rev Dr Morgan, re of St. Thomas’ oharch A. Kimnercy to Acme 1. Conway, both of u Laz—Gunason —On Wednesday, November 2: cbureb of the Nativity, Second avenue, by the Re: MoCiorwey, Tuomas A. Las to Ts T. Gisasom, both of this city Boston, Halifax, Nova Scotia and Cork papers please In Charlestown, Mars., on Monday, ev. James iMiles, Joux T Moone aughter of Captain Wm, L Budsou 0.8. N., all of Brooklyn Synway—Surs.—In this otty, on Wednesday morning November 23, by the Rev. Mr. iootgomery , Rosswaut 5 saw to Lovina J. daughter of the late Mr, J. B fone, all of this city, Teniiu—LAawik—At Trinity chapel, on Tuestay, No vember 97, by the bagi -" Ea oor, Mr KB Daawis Torus, of Jetfersc aie ae rein, daughter Of the late Col. Lavi Low “age than N.Y Died. Bawpen —On Tuesday eveuing, November 27, Manoa kat Bawven, relict of Bawden, formerly of Totnes, Devovebire, Kogiand, aged 77 years. The friends of the family ‘and of ber song, Isao and Wunew 1 nt 4 uly twrined to attend the funern!, thir fnurodag) sfiareoes, pant tweire o'clock, frome residence of ber son ip iaw, Wiliam Watson, 89 bo King street, BepNett —Oo Wednesday, November 28, Rot a Ban. wBTT, Wife of Kichard Benoett, aged 26 yoars ‘The relatives acd friends of the amily tre invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 843 Kast Tenth atroot Hor re. maits wil be taken to Greenwood Cemotery for inter ment BxooKa.—[p Brooklyn, 06 rate Frascus, daughter of Dani years ways ‘The friends of the famiiy are requestet to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 427 Fultoe avenue. Brooklyn, this (Thurscay) morving, of gloven November 27, Auct 4 Kantly Brooke, aged ‘ogten National Intelligencer and Baltimore oo tse copy Boncxsk.—On Wednesday. November 28, Mancaaar. of Mr, Lantel Bodicker, aged 36 years, 7 moutus aud Bee, The friecde and sequaintances of the family are re epectfoliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late Wienee, No $4 Kast Tweaty eighth atrcet, this (Thure ) aiternoon, at balfpast one o'clock, without turther tuvitation ‘Baxee —Ov Lidge Aman afternoon, November 28, of dropsy, hu Raxea, —. The mewbirs of ool Golombia Lodge No. 63,1. 0.0. F, are requested to meet at Odd Folio te Hodokeo, this Saad or foot of (Thursday) afternoon, at three ius late reside pee, 363 Forty dfth tirest, New acoompeny bis remains to the Albany steamboat, Cortinndt street. Carrxay —On Wednesday, November kavtu, youngest dangbier of James and geo 2 years, L month ave 10 dayn The funeral wili take pisce thie (Thursday) afveruoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 231 Water street, Brooklyn. Conway —On Wednesday, November 23, Many Jaya, Caughter of Patrick aad Joanab Couway ‘The friewds of the family are fae ge yw J invited aiteod the faneral, from fedoosday, Nove |, Mancanerra F. Cox, saugnier of Tomes i Our, == ‘The friends of (D> ‘amily are requented to attond the funeral, from 6 remdenor of her brother, Usain! T. Oox, in Upyer “ow Roebelle, on Friday aftercoon, at bail paas 009 Ook, Wiubowt furtber i ‘Hot BY — In thia city ,on vember 28, aitye i* bort and sudden tliness, br Sous Cnn’, ogeu 84 yoarg seg 19 wonsee, a were Takew io Rousselaer vill», albany cova Connan Oo Wedneaday Noveraber 38 of tnflamation of -e brain, WiLisam, Ron Of Michael aud Apne Unrran 008 Of the family are respecifuily invited to at + sae | nd hin funeral, trom the reewienee of his parents, No 198 Orebare mirvet, shin (Thuredey) afernvon, ab one ofoleee Cornixs —On Wednesday, November 18, ManGaner the beic ved wife of Thomas Coehing, aged 24 yeart, a care of Teomavare, County Tipperary. reiana The reat ves Kad iriends of the fam Jy are -eepoctfally *Y bed Lo attend tive funeral, on thi ed ay) itera atone West F enw ren aveuure Her remaiog wits be taken to Ualvery Comevry for interment. Devine — 9 Brockipn, om Wednontay evening her Gk at neveo o'clock, after & protracted HH Deere, aged 38 yeare Fis (rien ow and arquainia ees aro reepretfally invited Ww mitend the (oeera! op Fricay efternoon trom the residence of 4 Fiatbuah avenve, sorcets Trae —In Brookly huszarera, wite of Jo The will ber r Her frisede are respectfully invited fo eturd the fone 15 Nasau wereet, row, at two "slows, with’ jor. CAN = Om Tuesday morning, November 21, Joas Descaw, aged 69) eare The fuperal wi) take place tow (Thoretey ) morn ten o'clock, from hie ne, residence, No 330 Wanpii relatives aod friends of the family are re Sully invited to attend. axcu =-On Tworday, November 21, of olf age, Mise France, aged 61 years, 10 mon\be and 27 ds, “rich dm ADO BCqUAInIARCEE Of her brother aw fam! 17, s04 teeee of ber Sepmewe, Ones. A. Preege, Revert Leopard avi SAugbT AD are reepect/ully invited to at vend her funeral, “tt ’ withoot further Thuredsy ) afternon, st one o'clook, ‘ation, from the ber Frepen, No. 07 Suliven street Vroerewone —On Tuesday, November 37, Soom Free a relativen aro renpeottully invited to at ead the fomerel, this (Tharscay) meraing. st hait No 900 Bast ate Comonp. ibe anid, thence be ments #7, November 23. Ma Vay, coly 4 ‘to! Barth J. Bolden, 2 joorr 6 Chie 0b ber wenibee Botion of toe feneral wi 8 * | vere flikers, Moses Hens, the mw ha ROmORe OF ue & . of bis mother, No. 189 Mm roma vill ba taken to Frhing On (Coe! ol wt, thie (Thureday) mording, 6 Ralf Mrs P. Moymanan, aged 46 Purr’ —Oa Weduoniay, ‘Novem! The reiatives and friends of the family, and the meu> 0008, &t ODE O'clock, ber law residence, No ReNeHaw —In thin olty, Phivadeiptie papers please copy His friends are invited to attend bis faneral, Romaina.—Ov Thureday, November 28, at nin months and 2 days, o'oieck, from the Maodougel street Raptint ob The frien’s and relatives of the ey are soo of Pierce an’ Elizabeth Meagher, Jn, Hreiand, aged 23 years, 6 mouths and aT aaye Dubiin and London papers MoynaHaw —Sndcenly, - ly as Wennsweay, November 28, The funeral will take rp Pop Fridey, from ber inte residence, No 70 Thompson street widow of the late Peter W. Paillipe, n py | mente apd 28 days, ders of the Bedford street Mesnod iss Epi cherch, are reepectiully invited to attend her fueral, on Friday after: Hammond street, Hor remaics will be takea to the Kver- green Oemetery for Stemest on Tuesday, November 8% Jams Buppen Ranstia#, 800 of the ale Francis Reasi@ Of Piladeiphia. Kaspotrn —On Wedoeaday, November 28, Sawont Pres RAnporrn, aged 61 years. afternoon, at two o'clock, from the jacob Shotwolt, at Rabway, NJ. renin ed 86 avenue C, Bexsaaun T. Romaine, the beloved and - fon of Albert end Cathrine Romaine, aged 18 ) cars, The friends and relatives of the family are reepeottellg invited to attend the funeral, oo Friday mesg, ah ve Revzm —On fueeday, November 97, arom, a Aged 66 yeare, 6 months and 10 days, esa Invited W attend the funeral, Inia (thursday) ahersoem, at two ololock, from nis lave residence, 122 Deinnaey street, witbovt further notice, Hie rematns wil be tala Wo Oypreee Hills Cemetery I hiladelphia papers please copy Swaim —On Tuesday, November 20, at South Bond, Im Gist, BEN. SWaim, pritter, late of the firm of Soobetl & alas, printers, ot this tty, on Tueesay, November St, oMson —In ‘Sbis city, Wituiam Taommom, ip the 84.0 year of bin age, The relatives aud friends of the family are r oeraRay uv ited Uo attend the funeral, ibis (*hureday } theraoen, at Leif past one o’clook, trom hie late residen frat atreet, near Third avenue. whan d Taviok —On Tueeday, November 28, of sence ® repiience, 120 Lewie sucet, RonkeT TavLat The relatives and friends of the family are reepeottuny tovited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternowm, at two o'clock, Also the members of Covenant Lodge No 85,1. 0 of O. F., are requested to meet at thetr loge room, 163 Bowery, at one o'clock F. Af, to pay the Inat tribate of reepect do thetr late brother "By order of the , November 28, Fuza, wite of Thomas Ward’e, formerly of Worcester, Eup land, aged 39 years and 23 days. The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to wt tend the (voers! from bor late reaitence, 08 Sizth ave bue, on Saturday afternoon, at one o’elo Witsos —On Wednesday, Novem er 28 after a tracted sickness, Suean, the beloved wife of Jamce 1 ton, aged 36 years Her remains will bo removed for \ntermant to Greee wrod Cemetery, from her iale rewidenoe, 487 Jecoud ave. bne, this (Thoreday) afternoon, at one o'sicck. Warrie—in this sity, oo My en __ MISCELLANEOUS. WURBLEK 2 awe” a wire warUerae MPa ents, aned Priees reluced ye poets pega f es = Se pcvaies. ‘Orrin tis Sete SS. New Yor RTIFIOLAL. TEETH — TH OMKATEET 1wPROVD bere Levaerrs ment in Atme Carmoeban | BEDDING OARDY ap arm. 104 Fanon strecs, THE GRAY CARIN AND OTHERS atin Ue, for wedding cards in perfection auee SLX SHOOTING OA ‘Weighing ovly @) nine onnoes. For anie, whoiesale and retail, By JOSEPH MREWIN, Arent, 31 Broadway, N.Y. AIP ES. = AT goths at 20 AND U2 ANN erneey “th LSE dal end isthe A‘s3 DR. 7% A STORE. 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