The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1862, Page 8

8 INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP POTOMAC. Operations en the Atchafalaya River "and Bayou Teche. Capture of the Confederate Steamer Sigur. Galland Fight Between Our Gumboats and Those of the Rebels, &., ‘The United States steamship Potomac, Capt. Fletcher, from New Orleans 7th, and Southwest Pass 9th inst. ,er- rived at this port yesterday. : &o. &e. Our New Orleans Corresponde! New Onceans, Nov. 8, 1862. Attempt to Reach General Weitzel’s Brigade—Trains on the Railroad—Movements of Treope—Ut_ mest Secresy Maintatned—Intensely Cold Snap at New Orleans—No Apprehension of Injury to the Sugar Cane— Arrival of Bore Medel Prisoners—Some of Them Take the Oath of Miegiance and are Released—Rumors of Foreign In ervention Among the Secessionists of New Orleans— Iney Rejoice Greatly Thereat—A Loyal Regiment of Terans 40 Be Organized—Colonel Davis io Have the Com- mand Be. So exvensive a gap in time bas taken place between the departure of the Yast steamer for New York and the leay- ing of the Pctomac this morning that I could not send you op earlier an account of the recent fight near Thibo- deaux, up the Mississippi. In consequence of the uncer- qeinty relative to the departure of vessels for New York, = was compelled to have everything written up to time, while off Donaldsonyille, which will account for the wary form of my present correspondence. Yesterday mermng 1 made an attempt to reach Gep. Welizel’s brigade, for which purpose I procurod ® pass from Colonel Shaffer, the chief quartermaster, to pass Over the Opelousas Rajiroad. To my mortification, however,on reaching the depot at Algiers, I found that the quartermaster at that place bad received orders just before to permit no pavsengers on the line without @ pass Rignod by General Butier himself, As the train had Jeft, howover, the order was of no use to me, asl could not adord to wait till another train was sent of—aud they are ‘onty sent by special order at irregular timoes—as I would fm that case lose the chanee of sending news to the latest mowent by the Votomac. 1 bave ascertained, however, that there had not been any more fightufy of moment up the river, and that the bridges destroyed by the rebels bad beon rebuilt. In fact, were this not the case, the Tailread could not be open to our troops. Two’ companies of cavalry crossed to Algiers yes. terday -moruiug, and proceerted up the river. They were accompanied as far as the other side by General Butler and staff Of course matiers of this kind are managed with all the secresy possible, in con- sequence of which it is hgra to get reliable information about them, which is not of much importance till some thing has been accomplished or failed to be carried out. Ou Thursday the weather was bitterly cold, and yester- day was not inuch pleassnter. Even in Algiers it seemed that Boreas had entered into a league with Loins to Plague the residents. These Southern cold snaps are far more sensibly felt than the more steady frosts of the North. They chill through the very marrow. I have bees in New York, with the thermometer five degrees below zero, and feit less unconifortubie Unan yesterday and last week, up the river, with the mercury above the freezing puint. Whiie on this subject 1 may as well say thita sugar Piauter; with whom I had some conversation yesterday, told me that he did not appreheud any injury to the eanes from the recent cold. He tock the precaution to Winrow, and thus save his crop. The transport Saint Maurice, in which T came down from Donxkisonville, had two hundred and seventy hogsheads of sugar on She als» brought down the rebe! prisoners tukeu atthe fight at Thibodeaux. Several of them are said to have been rejeased on taking the oath of allegiance to the United states. ‘The rumors received through fecession sources, to the efct that Great Bruain and Francs are about to inter ‘Vene in our quarrel, rejcice the hearts of secession Dut Usion men regard them as meaning nothing. intervention rumors have become £0 stale that loyal People attach very little importance to them. goed Texan regiment is about being organized in this iy. Judge Lavis is the colonel. A number of the men are real Texans; but men from other sections of the Union Will be existed. Colonel Davis is getting anumber of mon enreiied under his — ts; In fact Newspaper Accounts. [Correspondence of the New Orleaus Daily Delta.) Uv? BrasiiBak C71Y, NOV. 4, 1802. We arrived off here on the night of the Ist, but unfor- tupately too late to stop the rebels from crossiug. There was a great deal of diflicuity in getting over, the bar, aud we felt the want of light draught veese's very much.’ The day the Kinsman arrived Livutenant Buchanon crossed im her, and tried to get the kstreila over, but she ground ed. He came up tothe mouth of the river, but saw noth ing but (he Hart, which he chased, but couid not catch. They got the Fstrelia and the st. Marys over the next ay, and the following day the Calhoun Came up with the tata. The night of our arrival here we chased the rebel gon Doat Cotten; “but she got away from us by her superior Speed. The same night was captured the rebel steamer A.B. Sigur. She is «small boat, about the sige of the Faacy Natchez, ana is very useful. Yesterday aii the gunboats went ap Bayou Teche, founé (De enemy about fourteen miles trom bere, and ‘passed above the obstructions they had sunk in the The boats engaged (hem ‘or two hours and drove them 00, including the Cotten. The Kinsman bore the brant of i, and received Jifty-four shots in her upper works and Boll, and had ove man kilfed (a soldier uf the Twenty-irst Jadiana) and five wounded. The pilot, Jobu Beilino, bad his leg badly shattered, and died to-day from the éflects of amputation. Captain Cook, on the Estrolla, received three shots, and had two soldiers of the Twenty first Indiana killed whie working the cuns, and one man badly wounded. The Diana received three shots, but had no pergon burt. She will have to be hauled out, ag her stem is shot away. The Calhoun received eight shots; but fortunately they did ne material damage. Gaptain Wigzing fought bie si nobly. He was in sueh &® position that he received all the fire from the artillery on shore, and at the same tine had the Cot! play ing upon him. He, however, drove the artillery away, and (put several shots, into the Cotten The whoie rebel force was there, numbering bi three aud four thousand men, with, it is suid, s y Meld pieces itis reported today that we did them a mat ce { daujuage, and that the Cotten is sunk. They thrown yp 4 mad fort ou this side, but evacuated it ©n Our arrival. Au attempt was made to remove the ob- Strovetions, but without success; but | think that when Geveral Weitzel arrives, so ae to afford protection from the sharpshyoters on the banks, we ean do go. The enemy destrayed about 1,00u hogsheads of sugar, a Jot of molaseos, and also burnt ninety-eight cars and Steam engines. ‘The Gatten is jron-cased and did some excel'ent shoot- She mounts one jomg thirty-two-pounder, four twenty four pounders and two six-pounders, rifled guns, The iron casing on the Kineman and Diana turned the shot bexutifully. Capt. Melcefliia, who was on board of the Calhoun oritt his company’ went ashore with bis mes aud tried to get opposite the Cotten; but before he got up to her E had let. If she bas not been suk we will get r yet. Nov. 5.—Lieut. Buchanan bas just returned from anotber trip up the Teche with the Estrella, ile bad three men Killed by ashot. ‘Ibe Cotten was there. They bad « aitery on-each bank; but he suceeeded in deriving them al! off, 1 think the Cottem is casemated, as our atells glanced off. She wason fire once. We could Plainly see Sur abot strike ber, but abe Sights bows on Important Orders of G ral Butier. GENERAL BUTLEK’S LATEST ORDER. General Buter bas issued another of his characteristic grders. again ayplying ove of the rebel regulations to the Gane of federal ealdiers, as followe:— Heapquartans, Derarrmer cy nie Gur, New Onteans, Nov. 6, 1962. GENERAL OKDERS—NO. 90, Muapquanrens, Derantwext No. 1, Conrepenate. Susnor ANY La., March 20, is62. { oe XL xs from any court of law-or oqnity in fee per is {oF the ejection of the i e wervice ol famtiven Now e © wovernme: rent past due, is hereby graded, aud vo much ‘collections nel furth py poramand of Major General LOV! 7G. Prowerr, Assistant Adjutant Uenerat rides The abvve extract trom orders of the rebel General Lovell i# wecepted and ordered, ae referring to the fami. lies of soldiers and sailors now in the service of the United ma ae ¥ comm and of Major General BUTI Gpo. C, STRONG, As- stant Adjutant General. i NO MO & LIQLOR. Gen. Butler has also issu. wing order — Ornice PRovo.? Mansi. Gexteat, Loman New Ovexane, Nov. 6, 1862. By direction of tle Commanding Gencrpl notice is hereby given to all yr pri‘ tors within this department ef fistilieries aad estal! bm here spirituous or dn- voxigatung liquors are ither tmanutactured or reetifiea, and breweries where si/ong beer is made, that they must pease masuiacturing, a Gewse their pkces of business an Saturday, the 8tb inst. JONAS H. FRENCH. Provost Marshal General |auts\ana Agtificial Limbs for Maimed Soldiers, NOTICE. Mancal Dirgotor’s Usrck, Dep't ov Nortawner, ‘Sr. Paut, Nov, 11, 1862. All soldier in this deparument, who have lost a jeg in sction, or otha f Casualty of service, are requested to send their names ead address to this office. The object con. ated is the COUection into hospital of re their stummp.* may be measured a for, @artifoial limb WM.’ J. SLO. @ergoon and Mog, Director Department Nortbwgat, i be force NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1862. CITY POLITICS. The Tammany ona Mozart Conventions. ALDERMAN BOOLE NOMINATED FOR COMPTROLLER— TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT AMONG THE BARD-FISTED— WiLL BOOLE accErI? MORNING SEBKIOR. ‘Tho Nemoaratic Council of Twenty-two, on behalf of the Cammany democracy, met at twelve o'clock yesterday , to nominate-a candidate for Comptroller, and after four Ballots nominated Alderman Frank Boole, The vote stood — Dick €oneolly .. Supervisor Briggs. On’motion the nomination was made unanimous. Al- deraean Boole, who was present, asked an howr to consi- der whether he would accept or decline. The Cenvention assented to this, and took a recess till three o’elock. It was rumored that Boole would not accept the nomi- ‘nation, from a conviction that he would pet be elected vy the people; but as this was only a rumor it isgiven, oum grano salis. for just what it is worth. A German delegation was also said to have had acon- ference with the neminating Convention during the morning, the object of which was to oppose the chive of Mr. Booie. ‘The most terrible excitement ‘prevailed during the ses- sion of the committee, and 80 sia and threatening were matters at one time that the aid of the police bad to be invoked to preserve ‘The bellicose spirit teamed to badeveianed merei eieoamly sunny tom part: sans of Boole and Judge Connolly, Just before the nomina- tion was announced a regular rough and tumble was near breaking out among the excited parties. One of Lovle’s friends threw off his coat, and was immediately tackled by half a dozen Connollyites; but the police stepped up 80 promptly that the incipient broii was effectually sup- It was evident, however, from ail the indications, that the smothered excitement would terminate in some dis- turbance. in spite of the police, and this fact was fully de- mon: shortly after by a set-to i frontof the hall out in the street between a few of the partisans. Luckily the affair was settied be ore avy very serious damage was ‘THE AFTRRNOON SESSION. As the time drew near for the assembling of the Con- vention again crowds of interested parties began to throng the lobbies and barrooms of the hall, and the exterior of the building exhibited all the evitencer of former days, when Tammany ruled supreme, in the metropolis. The sklewalk was completely imenopdlized by chattering groups, and even out to the middie of the road the ground was covered with people waiting to bear the result of the aiternoon’s proceedings. A formidable gathering ¢f sports, including gamblers, betters aud muscular individuals, mingled with the in- door crowds and greatly added to the interest and ex- citement of the occasion. John Morris: pugilist, was on hand, the centre of a circle of admirers, who seemed ‘to attoch oracular import to every word which fell from his lips, and listened with eager interest to his owinions on the important subject of the Comptrollershi of ‘the committee that passed in battonholed by Morr ssey, and a mysterious cot tereupon took place, and from the ance of the separation, it seemed quite cer ettices of the nation had been settled in the most ble manner. Fernando Wood himself was among th thus honored with the distinguished attentions of the pu- ilist. b Towards threo o’clock the delegates began to muster, and abeut the same time the high priests of Mozart— nando Wood, Sherill Lynch, George C. Geuet, Patrick Crowe and others—maile their appearance. Both com- mittees, Mozart and Tammany , met in the same room On assembling a general convereation took place about the Comptrollership. Mr. Boole said be had not fully made up his mind on the subject, and on that acco further postponement was agreed upon until this after- noon at one o’clock. At least this is the substaice of the proceedings as related by che of the a Anether delegate, however, stated th : position to reconsider the nomination ef Boole, and t this caused a summary adjournment of the coun ‘There was so much mystery. carried on about t that it was next to impossible to arrive at any s: conclusion ‘One thing seemed to be pretty unanimo and that was that Boole was fully determin and that Judge Barnard would be unan y by the Iammary Committee. The del fact kuown Tangements nec Every meniber was in making was attributed to the preliminary ar- ary t be made, and not to any doubt about Boole’s resignation. ‘It is understood that Juage Barnard will accept the nomination, though he is not candidate im the strict seuse of the word. Shonld he accopt, in the event of nomination he will have to resign his vo the Supreme Fench before the day of elee believed to be the constitational requirements his election by tho people valid ND THR CORPORATION COUNSEL. ec ree! y by the Mozart com. mittee as regards the nomination for Corporation Counsel. The committee met at Tammany Hail, but owing to the faiture of the Tammany committee to’settle the Comp- trollerehip, no ballots for Corporation Counsel It is said, howover, that arrangements have boen made to give the nomination to Mr, John E. Pevetir mation, Mr. Genet appears to have but jitt! present of acco hing the object of his ambition, “to render chance at iis Stock was decidesiiy down" yesterdoy, and go also was that of Messrs. Hackett and ( Gorman. Ata mecting of the Mozart Committce hoid on Tuesday evening Ler cerved only nin t The subject will be undoubtedly set lod ‘ab ‘a ir ok ing to-day at Tammany Hall. ty Intelligence, Porice Orcicen Mixsina.—Pelice officer Perry, attached to Castle Garden, has been missing since a i on Saturday night last, when he was seen in tt near Bayard street, on his way home., T! is about forty-tive yea sandy complex gray hair. He cloth, boots Fast Thirtieth st ing him will be than Fuserar Cenemomes oF Five Means or me Evora Recraesr Naw York Stare Musa, wo Disp at Yors- Town —This regiment of our city militia has on two o¢ casiers been in (he service of the United States as three months’ volunteers, Onthe cecasion of their duty this ortaticn reepect- year the y wore at Fortress Monrve and Yorktown, and receive d the hichest con mendati bs = m Gen. Dix and other service, and are at present, command aby Cod. M Vas cian, Five of their members having died while at ¥ town, arrangements were made when the regiment left for home to have the bodies brought here ier burial, 8 so0u as it could properly be done. A cormmiitee from the regiment during the last week proceeded to Fortress M n- roe, and returned with the podies, which are now at the armory of the regiment, corner of Grand and Centre strects. Desirous of testitying their respect, aud per- forming their duty to their comrades who died in the ser- vice of their count. y, the regiment will parade to aay, on the oc mn Of the funeral ceremonies, and excert their remains to their last resting place. The funeral services will be held at Trinity church, at two o'clock P.M. The procession will start from the regimental armory at twelve o'clock, and pass through nd wtreet. 4 Fourteenth street and Broadway to Trinity church. ‘Tue Lecrore Season. that the long evenings have wet in the lecture season commenecs. “idtueation” is a theme which will be enlarged on to morrow evenia Rev. Mr. Vincent, at the Union Institute, No 3 Don street, Brooklyn. “The Iécture is the opening one of the course, and will, no donbt, be numerourly attended. Bintupay oF Titk QUEEN oF SPaiw.—Yesterday was the anniversary of the birthday of Isabella Segunda, the Queen of Spain, aud was duly honored by the Spanich frigate “La Princesa de Asturias” (now lying off the Bat. tery), from which a reya! salute was fired at noon. Married. Gaxnrven—Ginsox.—On Tuesday, November 18, at St. Andrew's church, Hariem, by the rector, Rev. George B. Draper, Witsiam H. Garpixer, M. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Renucea, ouly daughter of the late George Gibson, of Harlem. No. ards. Guawerr—Camr—On Sunday, November 2, at st. Luke's parsonage, by the Rev. Isuac Tuttle, Kusign Daxtei w. S.N., to Miss Apne Camp, both of New papers please copy? MensoN—On Monday, May 6, 1861 by THOMAS A. HODGKINSON, of this city, . Mic ime, daughter of the lite Benj. Emerson, of Nor? a, Norfolk papers please copy. Inwix—Witeeten.—At Baltimore, Md., on Monday November 3, by the Rey. Mr. Blake, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr inwix, of New York city.to Lacka V., second daughter of A. C. Wheeler, Faq. of the former city. No cards issued. Jackson—-Inwix.—At Newburg, N. Y., on Wednes- day, November 5, at tha residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev, Dr. ‘'Spole, Mr, Francis JAcksoy to S0s4xy second daughter of Jacob 1. Irwin, Keq., all of the for: mer place. New Orleans papers please copy. Ssrruson—WHanvnt.—On Sunday, November 16, b: Rey. Asal). Smith, Rowert Smnnrox to AGNES wux., of Scotland. No card: the "WAR Died. Betreanri.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November 18, Maxcarst Pousck, wife of oP L. Butterfield, in the 36h | year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends ie the family are respectful): invited w attend the funeral, frem her late residence. 12 South Fourth street, this (thuredy) afternoon, at two eielick. Her remains wi'l be interred in Cypress Hills “emetery. Bactey.—On Tuosday evening, November 18, of con- sumption, after @ lingering illness, MarGaner Bacury, a pative of Longford Co Lougtora ireland. ‘The friends of Are respectully inyited to attend the funeral, trom B Del levue Hospital, foot of Twen- afternoon, sixth street, this (Thursday) at balf-past one 0" Bexsow.——On Monday, November 10, at Tenallytown, D. C.,0f typhoid tever, * Captain Davin Onyrnaxt Bexsox’ Company 1 Sorenteenth regmment, Counestieut Volun- teers, aged 28 y Tt ie Duta few weeks since this young soldier left the home which hie death bas now made desolate, apring thme of life, manly, ambitious and intelligent; ake! that he should €9 soou have been H repks of that graves. His name is not distinguished by an; ‘arms, for he was #000 stricken down by sore fave Janguieh on the bed of Pain till death released him. But his memory is none the less dear to the friend Joved him, and his early death brings gloom ‘and onrew to many a heart a WAL long remember him with we tenderest ‘Becrisy.—At Harlem, on Wednesday morn pedi deste 00k 18 or — 8 aud E, » Novem. Beckiey, ei im that | Beautiful spirit of self devotion which animator bo many of our brave youth, to do battle for his country. Inthe | ‘The relatives and friends of the family respectfully pe RY reliance hat Pareae, IRE sivest, baswete Abis (7 serena Sire sree > The the Gace, ee fence een ponte ng to attend the residence . at eleven o’elock, fr of her teas Dr dk ‘Conkling, 16 Clinton Wednesday ) aged 68 years, widow of Tho funeral will’ take "place from 1 wn Smith Crooker, on Friday bok eens No. 2 Greenpoint avenue, Greoupoint. Davweron.—Suddenly, on Monday, November 17, of con- ee of the Tungs, 'Joun E. avingow, Sr., aged oie relatives and friends of the family, Le rg Cade sous and son in-law, James R. Keeler, Charles M. ‘son, Edgar, John F., Daniel and Albert, are Ce ely invited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 61 Weet Thir- wy-fifth street, ‘without further tivitation. ante Wednesday, November 19, Goopuaw Davis, aged 64, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Tie day 12 West twelve o'clock, from his tate residence, No. Deaciz.—On ‘tuesday, November 18, James Deaaue, in Twenty-fourth street. the 87th year of bis age. Tue relatives and fiends of the family, and also of bis sons, George and Lorenzo Deagie, and’ his sons in- Henry W. Hibbard and Robert ett, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his Mite residence, 151 Ainslic street, Williamsburg, this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘at one o'clock. Carriages will be in attendance at the ferry, foot of Grand strect, Williamsburg. ‘St. Louis papers please copy. Duxmiy.—On Pens ermine, November 18, FRex- Bory, gon of John T. ©.’ Dunkin, eged 8 years, S months and 21 days. “The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Holy Apoatles, corner of Twenty-eighth stroet and Ninth avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’cock, with- ‘out further invitation. Farrext.—On Wednesday, November 19, Jawrs Far- mxrz, son of Peter and Julia Farrell, aged 2 years, 10 mcuths and 15 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are ear- nestly requested to attend the funeral, from the residenoe of bis parents, No. 183 West Thirty-second street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. VParrLoven.—On Wefmesday, November 19, of diptho- ria and membraneons croup, PMULY CaRoLIN®, danghter of Henvy ©, and Jane Fairulough, aged 6 years, 1 mouth and 17 years. Funeral service this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past clock, at the residence of her father, 95 Twelfth th Brooklyn. .—On Wednesday, November 19, Manrm, third daughter of Eberhard and Jenny Faber, aged 2 years and 3 months. GixG.—On Tuesday, November 18, at his residence, in Astoria, L. 1, ALEXANDER Mount GReic, of England, late Of Prooklyn, aged 69 years The friends of the family are invited to attend the fa- neral, without further notice, from St. George’s church, Astoria, on Friday morning, at twelve o'clock. The Har- Jem boat leaves Peck slip at eleven o'clock, touching at Astoria. English papers please copy. wr.—Oun Wednosday, November 19, of disease con- in the service of his country, Jasus W. Harcre, Orderly Sergeant of Company C, Second regiment, N, ¥. Aged 35 years, 4 months and 28 days. relatives end friends of the family, the members onorary members of Franklin Kagiue Company No. rs of the Trinily Methodist Kyiscoyal chureh, Thirty-fourth street, are respectiuily invited to attend ‘the funeral, from the residence of his tather, ‘Thomas Haight, 148 West Thirty third street, this (ihursday) “afternoon, at one o'clock, without further ation. Poughkeepsie papers please copy. Horruay.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, Noyember 13, Many, wife of Professor James Hofman, aged 23 years. The friends of the family are respectfuliy ivited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at half past nine o’eleck, from her late resideuce, No, 15 Fulton ave- nue,frem thenee to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, De Veboige street, whore a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. Hannior.—Suddonly, at Port Richmond, Staten Island. on Wednesday, November 19, ALanamus, youngest s.n of John T. Harrison, Me D. iho relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from the Reformed Du church, Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Friday mora ck, without further notice sday morning, November 19, jon on the lungs, Thomas Huxnenson, a native hill, Dumériesshire, Scotland, aged 20 yours and The friends of the family are respectful 1 this (Thursday) afternoc reste! to > at one attend the funeral, o'clock, from his late resilenes, 126 C on streut. Demfries (Scotland) yp Jepsex.—On Tu A yt the Gremercy Park Siouse his , in the Ssth year ¢ ¥ New York sawcuNcx, in the 27th year of pany N trend the tune rol, on Fr’ ‘roin the reeideuce of | The remains will be » November 19, Jans 1 uative of county Longiord, parish nds of his wife, of New York and Brooklyn, sre y invited to attend the funeral, from ‘hi residcnee, ie hi y Friday, The remaus be Hotel, Philadelphia, JouN LoGax, Tespeotfully his late residence: ect, on Friday afternoon, at one $ will be interrcd iu the Cemetery of evs. 1 Belfast (Ireland), papers please copy. Mrenit.—On Thursday, October 23,0n board the Brit- mei Packet, Capt, Jou M. Meret, of Deston, ied at Gibraltar on the 25th, Mamaroneck, on Tuesday, Ni Wass Watlise, fofant vembor 18, of on of Thomas M. noon, at two O'clock ad trains leave at 9.80 rhing a4:15 New York A.M. aud 12:15 P. MoxGax.—On Wedbesday mo Marisew HoRroaN, in the 65th year of his age. Tbe friends of the tumily are respectfully invited to attend the fuuoral, on Friday morning, at Lait-past nine o'clock, {rem the’ Churek of the Asceusion, corver of Tenth street and Fifth avenue, without farther notice. roomxny.—On Wednesday morning R ANN, wile of Archibald Moutyomery. rieuds of the family are iuvited to attera! the funeral, on Friday aiternoon, at three v'clock, from ber late resi: dence, 36 lompkins piace, Brodkiyn. pplay , Rovercbor 1, it No. 60 Atuity street, E. D. in the 65th year of her age Yhe funeral will take place from the above number, at nine o'clock, on Friday morning. Me'xrvae.—On Wedneslay, November 19, CarHarine Meiers ne, after a long and severe illness, aged 62 years and 3 mont. The fune:ai services will take piace at ber late resi- dence, No, 173 Kast Thirty-fourth street, this (Thursday) afternoon. McHvcH.—In Brooklyn, os Wednesday morning, No- vember 19, of croup, Joun Jossru, youngest son of John and Bridget McHugh, aged 2 years and ¥ months. Yunerwi from the residence of his parents, 109 Ryerson street, near Willoughby avenue, this (Thursday) after- boon, at two o clock, QUILLAN.—On Wedneeday, November 19, Jamns Quir.ax, son of Edward Quillan,aged 21 years, a native of Kille- sbandra, townland of Kiiltrasua, connty Cavan, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are reajcetfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of lis father, No. 38 treet, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two at one Manauax, Kichakns.—At Hammond Hospital, Point Lookont, Md., on Mouday, September 15. Hanky Kictanus, son of Wm. H. Richards, Eeq., of Westport, Conn., aged 21 years, a of Company A, Fighth regiment Washington Greys, N. ¥.3. M. ‘The funeral will take piace at Christ church, Westport, on Friday afternoon, at three The friends of the family, also the members of Company A, Eighth regi- ment N.Y. S. M., are respectfully invited t0 attend wi out further notice, Konr.—Suduenly, on Wednesday, November 19, Wi- way Rone, aged 46 yeare ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday a(ternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Ewen street, corner of Jackson, Williamsburg. SmoL.ox,—On Tuesday evening, November 18, after a lingering fliness, Mre. Jaxx “Mouton, aged 72 years, a native of Tullamore, Tangs county, Irelaud ‘The relatives and f invited to attend the renee residence son-in-law, Dennis Me! boon, 40 Flizabeth street, this Thorsday ) afternoon, Dll past one o'clocy, California papers please Seorr.—On Tuesday, November 18, Hewrer J. Scorr, in the 60th year of her i nl The reistives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) atternoot, at one o’clock, from the residence of her’ son in-law, James Strickland, Java street, Greenpoint, whence the remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Stewarr.--(n Tuosday, November 18, Mrs. Mary Bot- | mets wife of Gulonel 3. Descan Biewart, “United tates Army. ‘The relatives and friends are Mey screen A invited to at- tend the funeral, from No. 81 Fast Fourteenth street, this (Thursday) forenoon, at ten o'clock, ‘St. Louis and Louisville papors please copy. Srrims.—On Wednesday, Nevember 19, gporce w. Spins, in the 218i year of his age, ‘The funeral will take place ow Fridey afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late reeidenee, No. 176 avenue B. Trmeiz.— At Warreston, of typhoid (ever, Wa. A, Trims, of Company 1, Becond New York State Militia (eighty second Volutiteors), aged 21 years, 3 months aud days. TAINFOR.—At Hartford, Conn., on Saturday, November 15, very suddenly, Jony A. TaINtoR, Ki 1, ed 62 years, 11#0N,-On Woneeday, November 19, fa renisonce, Port Chester, Westchester county, Dr, Janse Wisox, in the 77th year of his age The funeral will take place on Friday morning. at eleven o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully imvited to,ationd. Warn, —On Wednesday, November 19, after a linger’ Auinees, Writiai WARD; & hative of Suropebire, Kugiand, aged 53 years, 11 months and 7 days, ‘Tho retatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia inte residence, 119 avenue D, this ¢ , At two o'clocls. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIs DAY. 8S tics aeaacessccnere pou Cubard, oft sow Wak Bie Yes Seb gD A Kingsland, Blane, Donne!l, Aspinwal!—C C Duncan & Oo, ‘Bhip Sub gE Whitney ater Nee Oeeae NH Braghc Pos Marrs Hi ony Porands ‘— in W Diana cama (iirem), Mauer, Land Washington (N cont embatgeHowaboe & wee Rapid am Axberg. Antwerp—Funeh, Meincke & Brig ; Antigua—Middleton Brig Adelaide (a, ate), Bouinen a mt Halifax Piwntuey £00. Brig Howland, Mackin, 6 Murray. Schr Biizabeth (Br), Croseup, SKingeton, 3 ‘Wyle, Kne- vais & ‘& Co. Bien aedeee (Br), Archibald, Phillipsburg, 8t Martins— saben Ann (Br), Lawrence, ss NB—P I Nevi- w Schr Tofte, Beaufort. W Schr 8 8 Strong, trier Beaufort, NOwD O Murray. Schr Moonlizht, eran, Washington—Tupper & Beattie, Schr Albert Mason, Douglas, Washington 1 D Hurlburt & sche Mott Bedell, Ryder, Rien, Weshington—Meots Boa Rodel, Schr Aitred Hall,” Co, Schr Elizabeth Ann, Hudgou, Snow Hil, By ° Havens, Schr H Hallock, Pelty, Philadelp! Sehr Nollie D. Sundand, Philadelphiacay W McKee, Buwards, Henson, Piiiadelphla—y W, McKee, Behr Hockangm: Ropinson, achiae —Slinpeon & Clapp. Sehr Hound, te ane Sihrown & Co, r Hound, Cai iem— rown Sebr Mary, Saw: ae lenis & Clapp. Schr Behe Charies & Wilkurns itex 33 renter, schetice Wm 8 Brows & Ce. Rehr Northern Ligh Bcur Ariadne, Roomson, Providence, Seuir J Grierson, Harding, Prevideuee. Loop Stannard, Vail, New Haven—H 8 Steamer Ellen § Terry, Chapin, Wilmington, ARRIVED. Steamship Etna (Br), Brooks, Liverpool, Nov 5, via Queens- town Gib. 5:30 PM, with mae and passengers, to: John Dale, Had heuy west’ rly gales up to Cape Race. 14th inst, tat 28 90 fon 45 80, pngsed ten iceberg: iship Bio Bo, Drew, Havana,” “Now 12. and Key West th indse an passengerm to Lidiatn, Heinoken & Co. amship Pacific (br). Embleton, Havana Nov il, and Nava Tat with mdse and pisseny on, mnship, Petomac,, Fletcher, ew Orleans, Nov 7, and SW ras dh, swith milae and passengers, to HD Crotaicett & Co. Has! heavy, since leaving Carrysfort Reef; fat Insta 6 Pa OW Fulouiown, SW Pass passed U 8 steamer ‘a, bound into New Orleans, The Richmond arrived ‘ning. 10th inst, at 8 AM, 75 6 Si bar, Tweamship Parkersburg, for New Orleans; 16th, la lon 76 8, exchanged siguals with bark Tacony, bound N xe ‘Si hip Kate Howe (of Boston), Patrick, Liverpool, with coal, OWA Bae. Uh inst hat 41, Jon $9, ‘spoke, U EY 3 S$ ship On- 7 search of th M My 4th ins 1 Yat ‘4659, jou Johns, NF, for Opor- EA Anderson, bound pasa sip Metropolis, Kenney, from St. ion n, NB. r " Ship Elizabeth Hamliton, White, Glascow, 49 days, with coal, to.) Atki Had some Very heary weather; stove bute ks, sh , Bay KS: alr inaking a which the veswel was hove on b: m end en we Were Lourded by a heavy sea, which carried away foremast close by the deck, n topgailantmast, lost both ove water wost an entire sult of sails, have been under Sbields), Wilke, days, in bailast, to 07 Brie Sea Lion, Jarvis, Malaga 83 days, and Gibr "ar 20 drys, with fruit, &e, to C kd Peters, Brig Olive (Bb, of Quebec), Proveau, Kingston, Ja, 25 days, ), Hotehkiss, Demarara, ige's Sons. Conyers, Bermnda, 6 to Middleton & ta Hr), Hernden, Bermuda, 5 days, with salt, Briz Atna ‘Bf, of Nassau), Bode, Nassau, Nov 7, with fruit and old junk, to Darrell & C Bris W, ton, 3 days, von, Horton, NS, 10 days, with y for Boston. for Kostou, Ron tovt for Boston, 2dnys, US tarsport), Lont, Newbern, Monroe 24 hours, in bailast, to BP ort), Ashmore, Washing- pilot boat D Mitchell, No & Hhnown. Windat7 PM, SW. » Herald M KEY WES » bapondonee, Arr th, Mexican brig Amalt w York, wit go of dve wood— from pped from Sagua for New ses, carried away mast ‘brs Game Misceltancous, oP Yoxs of several American vessels at Vera Craz on the wit, see Havana and Mexican news in another column, The ship Sheridan, barks Flash and Justice Story, and ach* Mary Emma. were We are much indebted to Capt GG Fletcher, of the steam- ship Potowae, from New Orleans, for voluminous files of rapers tothe Sth inst, Also for the prompt delivery of on correspondence, passenger lists, &c, to our ship news col- lector. The obliging and gex:t'emanly purser of steamer George C Collins has our thanks for favors, Suiv Sony Hexny, of Bath, from Mansanilla for Pal- th, Eng, for orders, put into SW Pass sth inst, leaking #0 badly they were obliged to run her on shore, Dewmrsct Suir—Revort of the Qupiayo, George, of London, arvived at Swansea Nov 2—Ang 23, iat 55.0, lon 66 W, pass: ed an abandoned ship, with painted ports and house’ abaft mitzentiast wpposed to be about 800 tons, and Ameri- can brilt, with bowsprit and foretopraast gone, saiis blown to ribbons; weath:r being very squally, could ‘not ascertain th <The above vessel was probably ship Erie, betore abandoned off Cape Horn.) Ranx Coneasta, abandoned at sea, cleared from New York Septs. Baten inakter. for Lisbon, with 86.62) maven, She registered 24 rons, vas built at Hanover, Mass, in 1839, and halved. trom New York. Buia Kt.Ack Hawk, Talbot, from New York for Cardenas, with a cargo of boyshead shooks and machinery, was wreck 4 e Cays (no date). Part of cargo saved in a da- and taken to Naasau, Scun Caxteit Avenica, Berry, sailed from Havana on the Sth inet for New York, and got eshore on the rocks near the Moro, but was got oT seme day with the assi nee of A dud some boats sent by the Capain of the Port. She Jeaking when she came off, eRGEN, Oct 22—The Am sehr Arzac, from New York for port, got agronad inthe river yesterday, but came off proceeded ip the river, wTtAa, Oct 1—The ship Napoleon, while ding up ie slenk, Alateamor was sent to her assist. five feet of water in hold, and is now dis- Caonstapt, Oct 2/—The Hero, Coldrey, hence for New York, has teen wrecked near Ekenks; crew saved, Hopes are entertained of saving part of the cargo. Gatway, Nov $—The brig Wiilfam & Jane, from New Xork, which was ash ution Ealand, was this ioruin taken brought into the Olt D: Tee certained uatil she tifa 3 hi it ts helleved she is not so much dae Toaged as was at first anticipated, soy 2oThe Norw ark Philatetphia, from Torre. len, was nbandone: crew atri lurk Columbia, from New York.” ves heream ma. Rept 26 (Ly magnetic telegraph from Alexan. The Tub ‘in, American vessel (Coa! laden), was to. owt by conta mm with the Constance, from Swan ive an; the latter vesee! having ale sustained Grent damage’ Movisery, fopt 2—The Clara L Preble, Americon ahip, il, which nailed for France (timber), Sept bas pet aky, having grounded off Amherst, » Sept 1S i mangnetic Ja gate from Aleyandria)— in, fist, \nnell, rived at Bint ita: bor Aig 26, and was anchored by the pliot, bit during pe bight she wenton shore and soon became 8 total wreck. whole CAT EO, CR ~ tag bog sheep, and the greater La of the passengers’ baggage, lost; crew and passengers « Pot Louis (Mauritius), Oct 4—The ship Bacer “Quee fs abmne J reported, has been sold for $7120, Ship Jos Hal wre revoried, bas been. for: Ship Baward Stan- of Waldoboro, from Moulmein for Falmouth, came to diss ago; lenking in Mer She is being iked at the Bell buoy, Her expenses will not neva, of and for Boston, put in Sates the Avinw evenuntered a severe zat ort She 2 Pinang sttne he Pung, Crone gard -roken, 1 The whele Of the ceain plotes fore and fared an two of the main ely the rudder ried and spi Mandap Heth “Sata of ra started rt he fai Ing knees in the low er fot usd swept of everything movable, » Reveral Sull8 aplit und biown fapeain Barnes aban- 1p RE KON, m8 hie crew tried to compel hjtn to, We de not think any che would have Ween disposed to bane Irn. Me centainiy stuck to ner nd deserve z bringing her into 1s somewhat damaged. whey a ra tomo From Calcutte, eame 7 @ 2d whort of | Myunchor at the hort of provisions, lung some new sale made, and wit katt nbout ihe Tih, (iby Jelter ti Ellwo Beard of Uuderwibers) |» wood Walter. oq, teary Praxaunceo, Oct 16—The Southern Rights (Amer on board thecrew of Ames a Pri rie) YERNETOWS, Nov dwArrived th wall, from | Quamnsrons, Nov Arrived the W D Se Cron Rio daxrino, Moet 8! The ship Minnebaha, for Fan Prancico, has put in here leaky, wv harge part of ¢% Gene abie Over Ripress, from New York for. San Francie. oo, 8 alno hove, leaking in ber f jt iF and sail abot the 1th inet. re. Serene ‘The ship Golden Cross is also here, leaking badly. Wil digenarge cui go. Ryne, IW, Nev 8 serrence a di ys mabey jad very 16 oat salle, and rom New York a will have 10 Nov 1—The News Lon- Soommaureen. ‘ato L soon pring SEA ae ee uithinge,henoe for Panama, Oct T, iat sp cayune, Brooks, from Liverpet ter NYork, Oct 0, en Govt; Hatkeli, fram Werk fr Gena, Ox £7, ‘les. from Maraeilies for Boston, Nov 17, 2 Eon a wate tain Bark A off the a Rip. Ports. iy Mts re ti ey i, Nov No perielon, Philadephia. iYors, om sit 3tst'O ¥ Pace B po ak aes janie, Gustav; BRIMERIT Wd De'phinn, Detfana, P tats Behmidi, an Auvlrhive, Mey diech Baltimore Bain! Watta, Waues us Jai finer, Aor We mma Bounay, ones Wich a the w ‘e, Bramhall, Calcutta, Criterion, — Rio nara a Emily, Ginnie, Oc SAM Ming, Rodman, NYork. Corx Nov $—Arr Elizabeth, ‘Bearng, New York, Sid lst, Gol Hunter, Gondiy, NYork, Cane, Oct 2—Art Mary Licretie, Rowers, and Antonieta, teva, NYork, 27: Neptun, Bahie, Baltimore, Mary hove. Laws NYork? 21th, Matiha Rideout; Foot, Car: Cannenas, O° 20—Arr barks Jonle, fratchingon, Portland; rigs a o's ig, Tab tts, and ¥ Sci. Kelley, H eon iia: Sign hebine Kal el ley, ti eg Me nas pe 4, ra iether een nd ata schrs Pin im, do; en OW, "Now parr ark MB Stetson, ‘eons sa eta tne Kotak, Peterson, Philadelpma; 40%, barks Ben ie Basin a ston; Nov dy BB? Stotim, Weal, New Fork; Sth, acy Noe 1 ha Goma, London; Otto, Knudsen, 40 ad bot chd-for Mtoe Bd,’ Fronod, Larsen, do (ai ud ald New York); Sth, Rinttana Ingranam, and Pres Fillmore, Bradley, NYork (ani sid for Londun), id by do 3d, Cambria, Haws! :stoop, from NYork for Bre- Duaune, Nor 1—Are Louisa Bossstmann, nn, Vous, New ork; by id Vikingen, Olan, do, h. Celeste, NYor} Maine Prin N90, Seely, for New ompaon, far do sa Ei eiges ‘Coleman, Bassein. Wes, Parrow, NYork, 8ld ‘ork, re Susan’ A Balwtelt, ‘Baton, Belfast, sit Ot st Glad Pal elson, and Uta, Large. N¥ork. ASTADT, Oot M0—Sh4 Bisa & Cacolinee Whitehead, i, NYork, vston Lady, Talbot, NYork. mek, N¥ork, Std Oct 30, snsealth, Grozie ton, Arend, Goose a, NYor! ° Denati, ‘Adami, Cailao. Sid 2d, Taube, NYork. » Baltimore; N Ons o4, ct 20Are Onprey, 3 Goxaivas, 0 Brive Hyvnwy Nov $—Arr Quesnel Malina, Benner, NYork; Gowan Hisuvowr, Nov Isis ith, ba Thos Couner, Yok, do (and Merrick, Berry, Boston; 6th, st NYork «int sla save day f aifornia, Cann. iin bark Ey, Bin: ‘ulaica, do; Redwood, tlenfuexos: Ne John Bri Weiphia Sa "Stary Base: Tar iy Fide! ‘a, Bessrling, and Jax Foster, Jr, velick, NY x McNeil, Somers, 4th, Sowa? “Anglesea, Bruce, Portiand via, os; Bu Le rebate arat, , Woodward, Santa Anna; 4th, N¥ork jand sid $a from Deal); wrdit and Aden; 2d, Jas Hovey, ‘roenterne, NELLY, No Lisi mics, Nov iS trata % Los nuxnkery 1 hanhe Wilhehnise, ‘York; Thurman, do; $d, Robert Treat, Rub- mery, Hamilton, NYork. Evaus, N¥: Barnes, Calcutta, Sid Denaark, Staples, Portland; wanda.Jane. Doane, Bangor: yeaa Nov i, John Ubrystal, Brooks, Graam, Port- 9 Br sto; Sth, Temp eton (Br), Bo Sit dist, brigs Stella, (Laugh in, Ray Are achrs Etta, Cooper, NYork: Noy 8, co (and elt ttth tor: Bi NC); mond, d Levi Row Av, Oct 27- noros. » Philadetpbia; Emma Russell, NYors. ywn, Meser, from London 2—Sld, Princess, Pearce, ant Brill, Crow- riva, Carlisle, Antverp, iicemers from WYork Tae Antwe rp. vv Union, Jain, NYorg. one, Towell, NYork; 3d, Rockaway. do (and proceeded for ist, NYork: Nov 2, Bon Aven- ry). , Mewison, Portiond. » LW. Sev L-Pat in, Baden, Sttiphen, from the St ¢ tor Lonion, JAom Roy pt 2i—Are Spartam, Maio, NYork: Ot 7, Persia, D ‘arait, 4 27, Mi dis hanged; b Tor Turks tat ne (Br), Ban, tron NYork, —Arr brig Tive Loss, Conkiin, Baltimore. Arr Ily Buck, Nickels, Belfast, SLi Ey diy, NY¥e Std Troox, Nov Texer, Oot $ ty Veiente vet a J Tnvineitle, at Liverjoot American Ports. Arr US gunboat Western World, Grego: val ein York: barks Sa y He tzabeth, a an iu brivs Lagrang Py wert the ‘arma (Br). Whithurn, whor, ship (nnd was ordered to rst Sirifes (new. of Boston, 731 Dutch hark ® of er, Liv. y ns Ch Ha tan, and Wr Ht ase York. Sid duran Con: rigs Cronsiadt. Times the Roads. Also sid US steamer Bibb. “MOth—ary (by tel) bark Wien, Coast of Africa; vrig Robt Wie A, ELIZA TTFORT, Nov 18—Cid schira Willian Pickering, i Aun, Metoalf, and oe Rock. Parker. Boston; New ord: Antares, Cor. cry. and E Wotton, pig od jeorge & Edgar. Silleck, and Emetine, w Har) Translation, Smiib, and Proof Ginse'Tiuliceke sehr Lookout, Thornton, ; ren at Limerick; ‘at Deal; Diogenes, and evlane, Holmes, nist Sargent, Baltimore; '» Howlant, Pr HOLMBS’ HOLE, S—Ar= Portland for Battinove. having been ron inte night of Tan: on Nantucket Shoa's, hy sehr Henry Hooten, of Rockport; curried away rigging and-atove bulwarka, ~The Tutian ‘brig Adeloan, from {ils morning, “The fleet remains’at the ‘ORLEANS, NovdrArr Sp war sleamer Blasco. de rey, Don Manuel Herrera commander, Havana; brig BH jer, Peacek, Vhiladelphia, “Arr shin Nassau, Canghlin, Hav: igs, Miler. York: fi Park Nineveh, iva (ir). Thorn, Havana, Yan: F, York: ‘an, = Shae brig N 8 dei Menai, mu brig Wm Ci chr tosephinry Smal, Quarantine. Cid" mn 5 Geo vate ftchell. and iilam Weeks, ‘Horleuns 4 Tejuca, Her Hinan, do. Persa, Jones, Cadiz; schr + Hibbs,’ Vera OK cia n steamship Cu wero, Havana; bark Damon, Barttett, and Betena, We moray Mazon ars Langthorn, Matamoros, Towed to soa Slat, bark Evely, achra Lath Rich, Foam: Ist shin Nighi v A Peters: es a Payal: 18th Bana an and aid | for SYork: ‘oleman, an ORHWEOKT Rac lZcArr sonra Quicksteo (Br), Jah i Tom ,. Johason, Horton, NS, for N ine Nah, (idsineion tor York ie Be do; Acklem, be ® for do L Dyer, Jameson, Rockland Chrlow, Poweps, Busts: Vert for Washineion (wnd att aid 18th T8th=81d sels8 Keren Hiappnch Kelley, NYork Hei, Wm MeCobb, yh A Chase, Wien Matacatbor Hen in for NY: nd for Pha! geiphia? Fred Rheerer, Bheerer, for Georgerown, DC; neve. Migging Prrtemonith for New York; Osetia, Johnaon. Bangor far do. We West’ for Wook. ay NYork wih tw f Ray Jand for Batt Goxtrey, NY ork foe Waren Ore; joer Bedfors for NYork; Avro: Also, brit Waredale, Corning, Dignton, for Rew ¥ Wim Arthur, Elizabeth B, Wi forming sik Wr’ nr eR Minit Ban An H he: ge reamah Norian, Baker, (eae NT. NYork for kA Pi Poston bark 4 Came." Pleto wees Rovbie® We Dillon oi Ss D'S Hiner, May, Boston: 1G Stille, Bwate, i Townsend, Wilken aos | A Raclmel Beam: New Have gr BYork: | Providenee’* Rr dowbie” tonal hin aimed | ship. It, fram 1. . sohrs iat a | ‘arena: J | fas Steele, Martin, dog At R Wermord, Bawerda, Providence, H rownarnd, | harm," Crowell. vo: Bitzabethy | Cox, Honek, do; JR Plawr, eaten | ‘Ann, aap Wn ms | 4 | ora, Tuli, Providengerd H Allen, Adams; PORTLAND Nov 17—Arr barks WE Anderson. Reed, Cur. G4 Voyager (Bi). Gridin, Kingston, Jam: achrs Wenonah, | Ow id NYork; R Fowter, Brown, Millbridge i Flo ew en besa. spe. Smit! 1 k. Pike ar ey Rondon, aor dene ri a | eee Soyer & H°sSE Yost ane, 20 Mf tet pe eeeron unt ne mands eps tan aoe JANE Boor G (Mp AL nek Rp et y io ai i er wilt rp tt Astor Hi . @ fins P we itat No, 6 louse, OStIN BROOKLYN, ON THE fummiie aad Vine’ att in rent. a A fast! agiaing ree Wate sonia ret “Bie dade will be liberally, ealaek ier Teoel the heartfelt thanks of & poor woman, by leaving the same at Ni Vine street, Le TUESDAY, NOV. 18, A Py mgd / ae Brace! in @ Sixth’ avenue stay frown Fi Forty: tecend racer and ant a o- rankliv in mroteny ree epee hy ae or eo i at 74 West Borate « th atre sisiiaed OST—LAST EVENING, A A POCRETROOK CONTAIN. ae ing @ $100 bill and. sundry papers, finder may tain the money and return ry U vader F cover, ‘Through. the Post office, dire Oy Pay House, corner of Spring and Crosby atrenta, OST—A GOLD BRACELET, WITH LIKENESS ON the top, going froin avenue C to Allen atrect, in Houston: ret sage, “The Anier wil be auilably rewarded by leay- tng the atthe ator T alle OsT—ON SEPTEMBER 11, A FIREMAN’S BADGE, 4 of 35 Engine. The Suen wil receive a reward ot gh oe leaving it at Fireman's Hall, pale ba RGE HOR: 10 will ve en 7 Stanton street, in the YELLOW OX; knobs on. A reward of ever rewurus him w D. Prous, Xj slaughter house, STOLEN—FROM iB SUFFOLK COUNTY BANK. BD pChscks gu sald Ban. Y $800, Jona, Fithian ton drawer, dated 10th October, 1962. wis drawer, datod 2/th Qetober, 182. ated 10ch Oviober, 1332 a 80tu Ovtover, 1862, $4, Chas. Sinith drawer. di Aiko, Draft of D Congdon on dated about 17th O-tober for 65 ‘Pie public are eautioncd St tutcing any of the above. Bist February, 1S Lees, Holtman & CO., — REWARI Sa OST, ON. TUESDAY EVENING, NOV, 18, A. 3 Steet Safe Key, No. 42,132, in going (fom coruer Bim rovine strvets to corne.’ Prine and Laurens streets, The above rewart wil be paid on {ts return to 148 Bln, street, io the paint more. $l REWAR will be paid fur the return of tae same by A. Blucher, 27 Hudson treet, BO) # REWARD.—LOST, ter Dox; ears aud tail « —LOST, Gs THE ISTIT_ INSTANT, A. cuain on A BLACK AND TAN TER- poppe. yout 15 pounds Weight, The above reward will by pal to the person re- turning the same to No, 8 Burclay street, second tloor, &6)= REWARD.—LOST, IN WEST STREET, A BOT- tle of Quicksilver,’ Any person who wiil return the suine at pler 4¢ North river will receive the above reward from Jaies McDermott. 100 ST, ON TUESDAY, 18TH INST, a black Pockerbo sk, containing in the tira, lasue of Treasury notes, aud $395 in othe ortih together with some papers. Who: wii return above to 131 Bast Tunedouch auredt wil receive the above resard “and uo questions asked, a $700 ver 1862, the foliow! Four U.8. 1 abl, uuibered B, 8 ties, 7 3-10 ‘Treasury 9 An, REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE SAG HAR-- bor Savings Uank on the migitot October, 31, onds wid wotes.— Notes, $600 ouch. 29h August, i papa "oth February Me reer wot, both inclusive. Ei -hiU. 5. Bonds tor gi.00)" gaci, convons of 8 per en 0d, OF 1881, Nos. Sarat Lars, 2:86, 2551, ya3. Tee "U. 8, Bonds for $500 each, coupons of 6 cents attache’, of Dol, Now, S008, S690" Po Sn Ak persous are cautioned against negotiating the above see irities. The above reward will be ae by me on recovery of said. propert end Wo (ues eed, TOPPING, No. 132 Nassau stroet, New York, “DANCING ACADEMIES, Baer MASTER DUMAR’S DANCING ACADEMY, 45 seventh avenue, ov Thirteenth atreot, Wednesday: and Satorday, at eight o'clock: $2 per month for ladies ands gentivmen. Redowa aud six (ashlonable dances taught in. ‘six lesson: “MISCELLANEOU s. A SECRET THAT EVERY MARRIED Woway: ZA should know. Bnclow «1 lar ‘and an envelope ad. dressed to yourself to box 1,743 Philadelphia Post ‘lice. Sunple and cheap, N¥ ONE WANTING TO HIR A WORELER & Wile wou Rewing Machine, can doso by applying at 81 Pine apple street, Brooklyn. SECRET THAT EVERY WOMAN. SHOULD KNOW. ZA Enclose 25 cents ant an envelope addressed to yourself vont ollie, vox TY, eareof Miller & Jennings. RUSHES oF EVERY DE SORIPTION, AT THE Brush Fa 2) Veal 's Build- 1 \-e8, ing. tick Brushes oi as) perio r juaiity comsuant! id. re Si iii VOHN K. HOPPEL lowest (uctory Pp (JENTLEMEN'S CLOTiI iG ‘MADE TO 0 ORDER FROM. boo toaierinis, 14 the intent stylee and, prompt to times, at the fodowing, prices:—Drons Suis At upward Business 0, at $40 and iywards, Overcoats a $13 and up- iu ‘ks at $10 cach. wards, Ready made ta a! AUJOUN W. MCKINLEN'S, 065 Broadway, corner’ of ri inee street. " SAX ON SILVER PLATE —FAMILIES ©. |AVE: thelr Stiver Plate (Habe to wax) welghed at — and ben) od Pr geetewed ot Ree ar ligge cepted us correct wore y Fee HOS. ibe any Je oar and Siiversmith, 6 Broadway, corner Duane street, ALL WHO FEAR THE DRAFT. WE Hh vets T° THE PUBLIC—A GREAT RUSH TO 183 WILLIAM: sereot corner of Bprucs strvet, T will pay canh, from Q)ge- to 6c. and upward per ponod for old Newspapers, Rooke i Pomphiets ei y Lhe highest cash price in the ci for all kinda of Waste Paper rom bankers, bro! rin ers, bockeinaern Shocks ie cmcos, anit the public to. general. THOMAS C. BENNETT, 185 William street, cor ner of Spruce. if required. ANKS.—WANTED, 79 BUY SIX IRON 1 TANKS OP large dimeusi« Adaress box 8,219 Post oitiee, with. Particulars as to capacity and price, 0 CONE MANUFACTURERS. WANTED, 92, FUR chase, by the 24th, king | Machine, 10- ne a ¢ (hutting Machine). Address J- Whittanery Be. Fald office. Wastep an EXCHANGE FOR SEWING MACHINES, Which may be sclecied at, salesroom of a dark’ mink fur cape, *ni_small cluster. oF single stone: diamond pin and ring, ‘Address box 2,792 Rost oflice. B ARE eEneanen = eos ALL roy oF: light) work nd sce: patterns ‘made inthe _sooet ienuers : mater how complicated, For tnt m app at at na ie tory, 179 and It] Greene etn Jersey valon minites’ walk from the ferry. WINES: AND 'D LIQUORS. o” aus CHEAP = CASH, AMSDELL BROS., 122 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y. 0) ;CTORS AND INSPECTORS OF Lig UORS.~. Tse fivcrometers and Manual twaanisticd ag standard by acetion 42 of the Internal Revenue Tax be obiained from Guiseppe Tagliabue, 208 Peart sirvet N.Y i Each | fustrument has been compared with Treasury ‘stand. ard by Professor och, and. its correctness certified. fears ananenn 5 distillers’ and Ts’ Sacharometera, Hydro meters and ome ts shape oncantiy on hand; aiso hie celebrated pwtent coal olf 11 Fo UISErTE TAGLAR ine Peasl street, N.Y. BILLIARDS. | dILLIARDS. -NOW “ye ye iB TO Lad § —. dil new and second ‘at reasonable prices 5. Tables to let, and orders by; to by W. H.GRIF- FITH, 146 Fulton street, Poin TABLES | FU yo 3 itl in, e ia Pian. Gun be seve ax the Oriental Muse Hall, aoe way, from 11 (o 8 ana after MELAR'S F asa rarer ree, Fi MBL. 4 only iy by PH PHELAN 00! to @9 Crosby cures. waz TO ane toa ten Tab rors fur two second Fe hp ordat ant 10 foot 6 He ral es rd Ae FLOOR, FOUR OR rv bP x Ragen fy must “ROOMS, tweet, cna of ready ts eee hr must be’ moderate, W. BD., box ily OF tWO; MO children, Thirty-seeond }, whiel or Herai aie, Brokers ORPHAN en, tn consequence the Doni it of 1 Tosuitation will Md conti Thursda: fiernoon and Tale alse rege fe OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—THB CLA: seamahip, POTOMAC, Captain Gey, weg. eter, if eek ann, Ror fe Por freien oe pesos | Reach tations, hammiaii it Poca & ©0., 86,Weat wtreet, 8 INDEY ERD DEMOCRATIC ‘ASHO. ‘OUMt MEN ap! fation.—At A large and enihmaiaatic meeting of the: oung men olths Bre nee helt at the vouse of Jamem: er, No. 203 8 ul that ail can a CUNBERLATE ot the: of the: "November 1%, it was haute inten by the ny Itt mounly carried Association be supported} ‘Nic'remaras by teverat sayonrned Wo meet on eat M sere oe ride metnher, er Aim 4 Wa. Dwres, Secretary.