The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1863, Page 9

ore’ Iequests Pavcussn Pomerane CaAsB—An tequest wae held at the ‘Bow York Hospital yeetorday by Coroner Qollis upon ihe Body of Honry White, 6 pattve of Vomnectiont, aged thirty years, who died from the effecta of poison administered te some manner unkvown. Deceased, it appeared, wan empiwyod an a had on board a propeller plying between ‘this ports and Havana, and-while ashore for afew hours evening became quite itl, Upon returning te Saal cat rain he complained of @ severe pain Dy Fey abdomen and throat, and io the morn. Se weseo that tt wae deemed necessary to convey ‘em to ibe hospital. The patent lingered until Monday @igpt, when he became insensibie and died. A post-mor- examimation of the body revealed the presence of ‘eome powerfu) poison 1p the stomach, but the exact char- acter of the substance could not be devermined. A che- ‘waleal apalysie will probably sbow that the poiaon admin- ‘Wlored was arsenic or corrosive sublmate; but bow it was adrainistered will probably remain a myetery. The Jury in thie case rendered a verdict im accordance with Ake above (aos Partai Msareino Avrnay.--Corover Ranpey wae notified YJesrorday to hoki @o inquest im the case of Patrick @ Brien, » resident of “Duten Bill,” im Forty second #trooi, near ihe Kast river, who died at the Belieyue Bos- from the effects of injuries received at the bi of hn Harvey and others. Deceased, it appeared, got into arow with a vumber of drunken men, when a ral free fight ensued. Fticks aod knives were freely used, and 1» ike melee O'Brien wae stabbed im the bead and abdomen, from the effecta of which he died, as already stated. Upon investigating the matter Coroner Ranney deemed 1. advisable to poetpone the inquest, with the view of bunting up the witnesses, and to that end tho @xamiuation was adjourned until next Tuesday. ‘The po- fin are io search of Harvey and bie accomplices; but up Mast evening po trace of the fugitives could be ascer- ae Ransoan Buvtove Crvemno to Deats,—Jobn Mur- Tay, a valive of Ireland, aged thirty years, died at the Jews’ Horpital yeeterday from the effects of injuries acci- @eptally reveived “by being caught between one of the ars op the Forty-second and \) rand etreets ferry line and & post at ibe depot in Thirty-fith street, a was employed as a hogtier in the stable, and was standing wm the galeway when a car came along and crushed his Bend against the poet, injuring him 80 severely that be @tod ww a short while afterwards, Curoner Ranney held ‘ap inqnost upeo the body, when the jury rendered a ver- @c1 iw wocorcance with the above facts. Younn Dkownep —Two unknowd men were found @rowned yesterday—one at the foot of Delancey street, eet river, and the other at pier thirty-seven, Kast river. One of the men was forty yoars of age, tive ‘feet eleven snches in height, and the other was ee sixty years of age and five feet seven inches big! The lies were et dead house at Bellevue hospital for identifi. sation, Batay. Pau, yrom 4 Hay Lort.—Patrick McKenna, o Raberoe, fell from a hay loft at bis residence, No. 379 ‘Mest Tent street, eee: and was almost instantly Riliod. Coroner Collin held an inquest. “ony Intelligence. AvonvansaRry oF ms-New Yors Hevonca, Soomrr.—The ‘MMy-ninth anniversary of this society took place lasteven- fing 94 their rooms, corner of Eleventh street and Second venue. The hal) in which the exercises were held was about half filled. Prayer boing offered up by Rev. Dr. ‘Ongood, Rev. Dr. De Witt, who prosided, introduced Hon. Braatue C. Benedict, who read a lengthy discourse upon tho occasion, This discourse was entirely bistorical in its @haracter, alluding (o the career of the Pilgrim Futbers en their Yanding upon this continent. At the conclusion @ be gentieman’s discourse a vote of thanks was passed @ bim, when ings terminated. Wms we rus Fem Avenur Horm.—Between ten and ‘@leven o'clock on Monday night a fire occurred in the ‘@ryiogroom belonging to the laundry, located in the banoment of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The firemen were prove th at Py? former and by their united exertions sue- ~ fire to the dryingroom and its fomediinn vielnity. The damage to the hotel furniture ‘je ertimated a1 about $1,500; insured for $200,000 in out of town companies. damage eg Valine amounts betp. Captain Speight and his men rendered, #8 0p a former occasion, valuable service in keeping order apd puna Property. cours C Calendar—This Day. Surezus Court—Cirovit.— Part 1.-Same. calendar. Part 2.—Nos. 8244, 181, 3087, 1636, 1538, 2937, 1468, BD10, 2099, 00854, 3844, 3702, 304, 1428, 3195, 4773,, 296, 2038, 2036, 2040. ‘Comman Press.—Part 1.—Now. 460, 2248, 2187, 717, 729, 2198, 2218, 2220, 621, 617, 2182. Died. Davey.—On Tuesday, November 17 Mary, beloved wlfo-of Michoel Davey, aged 40 years.” ‘May her soul rest ey peace. aap Ge wnat and ee are hy atin f invited = uiye,ou Toaredey, Nov. 19. cman, Breokiya, on Thuraday, New. 19. For other Deaths see Second Page.) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tusevay, Nov. 17—6 P. M. The share market opened this morning with a @rodping epirit, and a decline was submitted to, At the first board New York Central fell off Dut rallied before the close of the call, and sold for 134%. Evie started at 102%—a decline of one percent—and Jeft off at’l04 a 10474; Erie prefer- red went down %; Hi dson River declined %%, and Harlem 1; Reading opened at 12234, and closed at 123% bid; Pacific Mail declined 2. Some stocks, however, went up at the first board. Michigan Central advanced %, Southern old 12, Rock Island %, and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne %. At the one ’clock board the market was firmer, and the sales @t the last session of the public board exhibited ooneiderable buoyancy. New York Central sold for 135%, Erie 104%%, Hudson River 127, Reading 3294, Michigan Southern &2, Chicago and North- ‘western 47%, and Cleveland and Pittsburg 106%,— which was an advance, as compared with the sales of the first board, of 144,a2% per cent. At five @’clock Erie was strong at 104% a 104%; New York Central rose to 135% a 4%; Fort Wayne could mot be purchased for less than 85; for Pittsburg 206 was offered and 10624 asked, and for Mlinois Central 11824 was demanded. The money market exhibited more ease this morning; yet there was a lively demand at seven per cent, which was fully met by the supply. The gold market opened to-day with an active @emand, influenced, no doubt, in some degree by ‘the news from Europe, which announced that the banks of England and France had raised the rate NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Insurance Company 8F® “a6bed, the capital stock of one pr pest doles having been subscribed. A new coal company has been organised, under the title of the Central Coal Mining and Mapufac- turing Company, with the following Board of Di- rectors, vis:—C. E. Detmold, George Jae, Hoy, Henry Delafel, Gustave Kutter, Thos, Paton, Henry |. Gilbert, Henry Clews.and James Dayton; C. E. Detmolé, President, This compa- ny ie formed under e special charter from the State of Maryland, with unusually liberal frivileges that are esteemed of great value. Its property consiste of about four thousand acres on Georges creek, in the coal field of Alleghany county, Maryland, over one thousand acres of which contain the cele- brated fourteen feet vein of coal in one compact body, being the very centre of the Georges creek coal field. The sudden raising of the rate of interest by the Bank of England seriouely affected all classes of securities in Great Britain, and checked ope- rations in the Liverpool cotton market, English fands immediately became flat, and a serious fall ip foreign securities followed. There is a heavy drain of specie from England, which is no doubt the prime cause of the advance in the rate of dis- count, and the London Times says that the extra- ordinary demand for bullion appears to come from the new cotton countries. The Times of the 3d inst. has the following remarks:— ‘The American supply of ‘cotton being entirely out off, and the rise ip the price enormous, ® great stimulus has naturally been given to the cultivation of this article in India, Rgypt, Brazil and many other countries, to all of which specie must be sent in payment, To the large in- crease in the demand for both silver and gold for India and gold for Egypt attention has repeatedly beeu called, The effect i# seen even in to-day’s operations ot the bank, where £40,000 in bar gold has been withdrawn for tho Contnene— ae pay for silver for India—and 120,000 sovereigns bave also been taken out for Alexan- dria, probably to pay for Fgyptian cotton. ‘This with- drawal of £167,000 in gold has? it is believed, ibuted to the decision at the ‘bank. {it 1# aleo understood that large amounts of gold will be sent by the next outgoing mali to Brazil—anotber pew cotton fleld—whbence the ex- Change comes very unfavorabie for this country. “‘The Bank of France has also increased the rate of interest to six per cent, being no doubt influ- enced by the same cause which prompted the ad- vance by the Bank of England. France, like Great Britain, must now pay gold and silver for cotton, there being no demand for goods in the new cotton growing countries, as was the case in this country, to equalize the trade. There are also other chan- nels through which specie finds an outlet. The expenses of the expedition to Mexico and the Cochin China operations, as well as the demands of the French troops in Rome and Algeria, must allbe met with gold, and these together form a drain which has produced some alarm, The demand for money abroad seems not to be confined entirely to France and England, as most of the continental markets are reported to be similarly affected. A great many investments have been made lately at’ Frankfort and in South Germany by capi- talists in six per cept American bonds. 5 Steck Exchange. Tugspay, Nov. 17—10:30 a. M. 60'she ErieRRpf.b30 10114 15 1244, as 10035 a [2 Hud Riv Rl do. 10, Lhe re USO's, in, 101 50 Mich ea RR.b10 bio 194 80 &NJ RR a Ae 00 tos: 200 105, 100 0,10 10655 200 do.....b15 1063; 42 Lleve,Col& CioRR 156 80 Galena & Chi RR. 108 100 100 10¢ 50 ‘200 0 20 ¢ pref. 200 Mar’a&Cinistmpe 2 100 Mar’a &Cin2dmpf 61 b16 1034, 100 Miss & Mo RR. ‘0 SECOND BOARD. < Haty-rast Two o'Ciock P.M. 65 = 100 abs 1CeuRRecrip 11834 bo do . 16 for Brandywine: ti pera bbie. Buckwheet four firm ot $9 0 $8 81 per Toe, We quote: Boperdne Biate jestera four $6 06 0 80 Extra Biate.....-... 6200 690 Comaon to eee 700 330 Good to rane. Tee 90 eee. toms 10 0 TMs 785 700 60 Oa 086 eid 6 0 0 46 2 60 @ 26:75 a 831 ainly On speculation, though we noticed millers were yee eo bigee 2 than for some time past, ag oy = palo : higher. oceipts 02,870 and sales Dushels, a $1 84.081 40 for Colcages 1 ay eat al for ale waukeo club, $1 42 a $145 for amber Milwaukee, §1 40 9 $1 68 for new winter rod Western, $1 46 a $1 55 for amber Michigan, $1 90 ry Ted western, Rye was western. Rye was quiet, nominal at $1 208 26. Barley was quiet, but firmly held Dushein OF barley taait a sale of 2,000 bushels wre made a was mado at $1 55. Onts were le, ry i bf , Covren is advancing. 200,000 Ibs. sold at 3476. a 360. for lake Baltimore may be quoted 34 30. Davas.. ing all here —200 durms caustic soda, and set on private terms. tons sai soda Freignty.—Market quiet To Liverpool by a packet 7,000 bushels vie in bulk and per neutral 200 bhds. co Aba, and 200 Lerous from Rondout to Boston, coal, $2'25; a neutral sbip to Cape Town and back on terms not made yublic, and a echooper from Elizabethport toBoston, coal, Fie active. 1,000 quintals Georges cod at $6 62: a%6 75, and 1,600 do. bank at $6 60; 00 bois. shore mackerel eold_at $18 76 for No. 1, $16 jody Le $5 at for No. a 700 bbls. pickled herring brought $3 60a $5 25, and 4,000 boxes scaled and No, 1, 41c. a Fxvrrs.—160 bags Brazil nuts, 200 boxes layer raisins, and 75 casks currants gold on private terms. ei a dull; 400 bushels State at pair Wamie eleaan 1,000 bales jute, here and in Boston, at $200. Hupes firm; sales 2,590 Rio Grande at 280., and 1,800 Buenos Ayres on private terms. Hay.—410 bales sold at $1 15a $1 20 for shipping. Hors were quiet, but firm. nfo bales at 22c. a 28c., of which 250 wore for export ‘LaaTHER. —Market firm without erkause Larp O1.—Sales 125 bbis. fall and winter, rg a Oa $1 10 for etrained. Latus firm, sales 600,000 on private terms. Lumvex market frm; sales 200,000 feet spruce, to ar- rive, at $19 a $20. Liam steady, with sales. of 1,500 bbis. common Rock- and at$1 35, and 300 do. lump at $1 60, cash. Leap.— Sales 1,500 pigs ve » Which is an ad- ‘vance. ‘Mo.asses was dul! but uncban, Onz.—Whale was quiet at $1 quoted $165. Private advices from. San Lag P| record tue arrival thore of the ship Hillman, Fisk Oshotak Lea, with 900 bble, whale off and 12,000 be this season, Also ships Miltop, Halsey, 80 whale apd 16,000 ibs, bone this season: Governor’ Troup, Ashley, do., 460 whale; Eu » Milton, do., 150 whale} Gratitude, ‘Herendeen, do., 150 whale; Jireh Swit, wil: Hams, do., 600 whale; ‘Massachusetts, }, Green, do., 400 whale; 20,000 Ibs. tallow oll at 11340. KE was ip fair a are Ae bg city at $60. On Mat. bags aold at $2 26. established. beavy in both barrels and tierces., the former at $12. 9$13 50 for mess for extra do, «nd 1,600 of the latier at mess, $25 for Western do. aud pecher sale ware 160 at 640. A 0340.8 Bama’ fara Cy? in good request, and ope ore rement of 3c. pouod. The sales ‘were 2,800 bis and tlorees = pixe jc. & 1134c. for No. 1, Ferbane 8 1230, for steam ee ee heese were steady iy peaanenses prices. re- ceipts were 1,814 oot 68 bbis. pork, 450 pkgs. cut meats, and 1,210 Eon 203 bbls. The market was very dull for refined to@ay, and the sales were almost hoth- ‘The private advices by the Asia were less favorable the last previous advices, and exercised a depressing jaflueyce on the ‘and indisposed buyers to operate at any price. sales were lig ig be. ing only about 1,200 bbis.at 40c. a dic. on the spot, aud 600 do. January gangs buyer's option, at 42c. In crnde the sales pretty Deavy at = Prices; 12,000 bbis chant hands at 246, @ 266. on the spot, mainly at 26c., including 1,500 bble. Decem- ber delivery, bayer’s option, 250. ; 1, do same delivery and option, 26c.; and 1,500 “January delivery, same op- tion, 27c. ; ;4,000 do. for December, at 24s,¢., and 2,000 do. do. at 240. ‘The market closed dull at 24c. on the spot and for future deti . Free oil was dull and nominal at 60c., with sales 460 bbls. Benzine was dull and nom- inal t 200. for crude and 29¢. a 24c. for refined. . Sales were reported of about 200 bbis. in lote within the rai Rice was dui at 75,0. for , and 73,c, a Be. —_ ‘At which smail sales were eflecied. —The market was dull, wit sales of 76 bnds, Cabe musoovada ah previ 3 prices, aad 1,300 boxes Ha- vana at 1c. a 133¢0. Sarr.—We note sales of two cargoes Turk’s Island (about 8,000 bushels) at dc. SaLTreTRe was Stendy, The cargo of the Thompson (oonprising about 2,000 bags) was reported sold ab iee., ° cash, JRA was steady and unchanged. The sales were 1,000 half chests greens; 660 do. English order, and 200 do, TaLLow 7 oeeey, with sales of 150,000 the, astern and Western at 12c. a 12ic., amd 100,000 tb: grease at 100. 810% c., also 40,000 ibs city at 120 Tonacco.—Sales of 160 hhds, Keatucky were made at No. a aie. ‘Tin.—Smail sales Straits at 45 }¢¢., and Banca at 6430. Wirexey —The ket Continued very buoyant and Mo AND VICTORY.—AT A MEETING OF THE Morart Aare acomenee ee i Seni Alder oP ath Mt Gh Madan} efening Ro; vember 17, Mr, Pejer treats Of the Blcveuth ward, re- ceived the gpa ion of the Cogvention, (OHN WALSH, of the 7th ward, Chairman, Toray J. Camrazit, Beeret étary. OLART HALL ALDERMANIOC CONVENTION — manic Di striet C to ballot, J yar received’ the se°trajoriy of tue vo votes cast. When, on motion, the nomi mwas made fmous, and uy How of Tammany, Hall ‘Bixth J Aldermanic tes proceeded to Kuntz's, 79 Base: and mot with many Convention, and joint! yratited ibe nomine- wn there made. NEY, Chairman, “axes McELapyey, Secretary. URSUANT TO A CALL OF THE DEMOCRATIC General Committee of Mozart Hall, ne conven of Fourth Judicial district sree st — 's Hotel, corner of a street and Third a 8 nen Chairman. Poles Juice ‘INO, MW HARRINGTON, ne PYRE, _ Bunun Baan, | Secretaries, ULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. R™ LAR DEN i ALDERMANIC eee FOR JOHN Re REYSOLDS. The Aldermanic Convention for the Tenth Aldermanic district was held at Burke's, corner: pce Tweift ab stress ana Third a z the catl Dem ral 1 Gouraitise Pat Mozart S “Ha tthe to Finan prosentot their, aenaen the mem! ° cert d Committee, viz:— Beventoenth ward—B "r. Gozana. John Pyne Thos, Sullivan, by ‘Mo@ibney, Thomas Kane, Thos. Donahoe, James Br Beniel, Christopier Bendiger, P, Bracken, Herman Fifteenth ward—Hol bert BIE. James Stern, Simon Gavigan. jam yi A of the Bevent ward, was elected Chairm: Be ie euie of the ittecnth ward, Becretary, On motion, JOHN N. REYNOLDS was nominated by acclarnation ss candidate for Alderman. B. Bi balm. Ronxnr Eur, Secretary. LAR DEMOCRATIC AND, ‘UNION 3 NOMINATION Laie samt Third distrioh _ Bight fund Ninth ward, BS M. MURRAY. EGULAR AB DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATION.— dicial District — Fifteenth ond Seven- R’ eh wards. Shor Civil Justice, 3 , Daggett + Hunt, Ri" ey REPUBLICAN NOMINA- iat JRprOTAL, Ee BIGH' NINTH WARDS. wigs iat, HARLES J. CHIPP, Chatrmun. Jauxs BaANDFORD, ‘Geer: MMANY HALL—THE NATURALIZATION com. aiien la ngw io, sesson tine Hall, thom 10 oFciook 3: Mi, 10D ovclook FO rman Netaralicaion Comiaiion. Taseay Hats, New York, Nov. 10, 1563, ty! 30 L°TH, NINETEBNTH D TWENTY SECOND ‘ards.—The ees ‘a, citizens’ and (McKeon) candidaie: rie SUBSTIO! my Hon. in the Ber udiclary dleteiet is jicholas Seagrist, the friend ‘and representative of the (PO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK: WHEREAS, IT pas been stated by thefriende of alr. Boole Godfrey Gunther was the cause of removing the Gatholle altar from ‘Randalls islaud during bis — term as Gov- ernor, 1 have taken the trouble t) search ie, and T find on page iad of Journal ‘se—one year b Gunther wan clected 10 thut Hoard—a resolution was offered by Gov- rags Saleh wiugh caused the a Of said altar; and. a8 ry a> Err ES eS <5 Bs 3 1} ii Ly oki it the J Seperees 110. NOMINATION. Un. prgonATe, oun ou Tek yE, TH DERSIGNED, DELEGATES TO THR nan Hal th Alderm inte district. ming yy e “of Semin 8 a cal Yorba inighth Pa ee “a0. hereby y cory, WILLIAM L. ELY received be the Convention. dlatrict, Con’ CH. eaty is os ogg B.W. Tay! ‘ TERRENCE P. ~ BTHOLOMEY WARD, . BO am. RADY, 101 past C0) on JOUN J. ULLIGAN, D HOUAN- ATION. AT A goteestentic of ore Ane the preamvle ‘and were unanimously Aaihercas, Tn those times of and corrap- Sper ace sae at nego es perform the Of their respective oilices in fy aa wil be creditable to thelr copstituenta, aad with to the best interests of people at means iv our power seis Sicein of BROWARD i HOGAN for Police Jus- aI SHN K NELIGAN, Chairman, M. Mxenax, Tinns Wariay, | Seretaries, auxs Donovan, Treasurer. ST COUNCIL MANTO DisTRICT— tn Ward Young Men # MeKeon Demo: and# aint ya }. MeClelian Democratic Nominations for Count to tee of ud )D ALDERSANTC DISTRICT. 2 ANY ‘Bee OZART UNITED. The deleguies 1 te the Aldermanic Convention elected pursuant to the call ‘ol the General Commiiter ot Tammany Hall, met at the Ivy Green, 72 Elm street, on Tuesday eventig, November 1, wheo, ob motion, Waiter was elected CI Ki yer Arie F calling the roil aid vi fall delegatious responding froma ixth wards MOROAM JONES ‘war unanimously nominated as the Regular Tammany can oe | eine IOLAN oF THE fA sd ALDERMANIC DIS- had aleo eee ‘unanimous nominated by ag for Alder+ omina- Witiam P. Kinx, Wirtiay Neauts: Secretaries. EUGEN, B BULLIVAN, Chairman Mozart Convention. Brcwaup McNas, _Constartii 2 Doxono, , | Seeretartes. TRIOT—RIGHTH AND NINTH Bel. om ment L capavle. saMes ia MURRAY, AL DISTRICT, Ly Sel WARD. Hene. Democrat tie Nomination election of Mr. for Police Justice, an dictal TH, ELEVENTH AND THIRTRE! uriielal ~ arte gees geet colt thie ¢ tomes ‘at four o'clock, Joun A. Quins, See.’ "EDWARD L. CARBY, Chn, 1TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. —AT A MEBTING OF THE Demoaratie Republican Convention of the Kighth Judie lal disirict (Bixteenth and Seventeenth wards), the Generai Couunitieg of Tammany Hall, held at Biegay aA ma atroet, Nov. } Joba iriee was, ol fathanie) Jarvi There the representation the power of! tue maven del u the inajority of the whole convention, to nom! Democrat a candidate for Police Jnatice; and Sieresa it is ‘not expedient that the nomination should be made by the ‘rita ie Ae ek sere alone, therefore ved, ea be requisite for & nomination ‘ine following candidates ‘thea put, in. nomination be- fore the | Convention, vit:—Peter ee pe aio Fane Arthur Leary, Tho- J, Bare and Janes M. Poot, Thomas J. Barr, on the fourth Nhereupon he was tnanimoualy raile, republican candidate f judicial district. Servi, Tre Michael Halon, John were appointed s committes to wait on Mr. Barr and tender him the nomina wa bare pr the Co cations soa ta a ‘an appro- rs e nomi sat JOHN BRICE, Chairman, Nataawres Janvis, Jr., Secretary. iy ALDBRMA me DISTRICT.—ON DECK FOR ELY.— Ata mecting of the Eighth Aldermanic District Oonven- Menara. Naihiamte! McGrane and Jan in B. Rad Mon, hed ey ys evening, November 14, at the corner of Grand and Ri New York Gi idge sresia, in conformity with the eal! of the Goimmittee, of which the, Hon, John . it was, on motion, renalved, thai Thos ‘aschatrman, and ‘William ell bo appointed secretary. On motion, the ‘Convention, went into @ nomination for a candidate for Alderman for the Eighth Aldermanic district, when William L. Ely recelved the Unanimous nomination for that por’ ‘THOMAd It. FERRIS, Chairman. Wiis Faenxeci, L, Beoretary. TH ALDERMANIC pisearer bak oo we" HALL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. THE “BALL” INCREASING FOR “ELY,"' Ate mas motes Se the ameey Hall eee to the mee of Grand and Ridge streets, on Tucedey’ evening, We suant to she call of the Tammany Hall Gen 90 motion Bartholomew Ward was called to the chair, ai Elian W. Taylor and Terrence P. Smith were chosen Socre- “oe Ration. ees Seevantie: ” Begceoses to put in nomination @candidate Iderman. which remulied ia WILLIAM L. EI the unanimous nomination, rithontaainwenting perecors the Convention adjourned with 1! cheers for ELY. 7 BARROL ONE WARD, Chairman. recelvin, yolce, hearty 10 A -RMANIC OT. PART OF bape yt © AND ae re andis ahi gana ul ¥ presen ullrage of x” re candidate for Alderman o1 lds, a oe pom of the alate ret. pies Mi il, Jr., 10 Tet av. ner, No. Tay. A. r. Wellman, 192 Bast Houston at. Korne, OF Iat at. Vv. ¥. Sheaeernail be fottwrog rent resol! lel ‘O'Brien and unenit 3 ah iecanen "Dor of the Tae Nomest men istrict are wed OH ALDERMANIC DISTRI DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION GBRSON x HERHMAR. rr 5 apemial nein at corner of na Third sureet, on Tucsda acre Nov. 17, in eae call of the Dernoeratic General Committee of TER BOWE PE I Oun tt de f ygmntmousy nonin APRS hata Mavnice O'Meara, ri ©. DISTRI TES Bis sipeaanac, Duftaice Tae, Degeeazas +m an Raita 110 the call of ihe Executive of Mozart Hall, At 200 Third. street, Tuesday event a8 by ‘unanitnous consent nominated the as thelr candidate for A Tweltih a ea Mr ‘Kelly ta a very Seat abd arvrone ran) apeech aocr pic: vd it, aie the SOSRPH F NWEENT. ‘m the Bladder, Calculous Grave) or Brickdust Deponit, ‘Wome! AND n or Children, EDM BOLD's EXTHAGE BU [BLMBOLD'S _BXTRAOE Buel For Weariness. arising from Hab Baltes of Dosti, atlendeds with the following symptome:—Indlapoaition to x- ertion, Loss of Memory. ory. Didiculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Die ease, Dimness of Vision, Wakefalness, Pain in the Back, Universal Lasal- tude of the Muscular Bystem, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of Bking ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE, PALLID COUNTENANCE. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thie medicine invariably removes, soon fullows Fatuity, Eplleptie Fits, in one of which the pationt may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently followed by those “direful diseases” “INBAN- ITY and CONSUMPTION!” quires the aid of Medicine to Strengthen- and invigorate the Bystem, which HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DORE | Many are awarecf the cause of their suffering. HE of the in- sane Aaglums, and the Molaa- edoly Deaths by Con- sumption, bear ample witness 10 the truth of the assertion, The constitution once. affecled with Organic Weakness, re- BBLMBOLD'S BXTRACT BUCHU ‘Jo enfe, pleasent in its taste and oder, and more Btrengihem ing than any.of the preparations of HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLS able and effectual known remedy for the cure of Borofuls, Scald Head, Selt Rheum, Paine ano Gwelllings of the Bones, Ulcerations of For —» purifying the diced, re. moving all chro. nie constitutional dis. eases arising from an impure sate of the blood, sad the only reli: the Throat and Legs, Blothes, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Erveipelas and all scaly Eruptions of the — Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irritation, Infam- mation or Ulceration of the Bladder and Kidneys, Disenses of the Prostrate Gland, Stone All Diseases or Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, and Dropeical Swellings existing in Men, HBLMBOLD'S “EXTRACT ve HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT i MBOLD" RACT | , Coal stocks were steady at 176.4177 for Delaware ‘and Hudson Canal, and 164 a 166 for Pennsylva- nia. Cumberland was down to 38 a 38)4. The aggregate value of exports, exclusive of 62° _ 200 Cumb Coai Co. 400 £05 smienigan bo RR.. cry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Terpat, Nov. 1767. M Asuma—Receipta 104 bbls. Markel firm, with rales ae Vg this port during the past woek was | ote cctte at $0 18, and 16 do, pots at $8 6234 a Pees Seen een ee page IN ith a continued good domand for Stato hee - eu gccaaibene lal aod Weatern four, and anadvance in gold and exchange, “pnd rab £2,005 818 | rices improved be. 8 Lag Inferior abd common Kinds Balavce “** Ppee'4vo | were plenty, but of good standard brands there was a the market was strongor, relatively, | — £244,000 of the above rece cipts was for customs. | limited supply, and ; : Mr. Cisco called upon the banks to-day for an- tre ple aa saan tay voi ot totes tat oe | . 8,760 bbie, of all kinds, an other instalment of $3,500,000 on account of the ora 10.000 bole, 08 quotations whieh we aerenge in con formity with the market at the close, Canadian four Joan, payable to-morrow (Wednesday). 7 ‘ Was nino fo. a 100, better, with @ fair trade demand, Sobscription books have been opened at the of- fice of the Comptroller of this city for $2,000,000 j the First, Becond, mnt thr n 3 don't believe Hl come a TR pawuer 3 pire we Tow, opposite tbe Astor House NUMBER ONE.—POLITICAL PRINTING AT HALF nal prices. Tickets, Posters, Circulars, Hai | detier than at any iy. If you don't be- .ARK'S Mrintiog Offce, other prin Leve ft come an Ro, 4 New Bowery {8 1. A. ROOLE EMPIAE CLUB. FRAN ot ibe gore iad ei ake place am We November 18 mt to'civok. at Military Hall 199 Bow deiegntion 110 from ai! the Boolec hubs in the different rement. whsdere | ROSE RBOUROH, WM. il, BR Vice: President. FRANCIS GEIOBR. Vise Presiaeat W. HL Towseey, ) Troe Secretaries. NDR 5 W OR POLICE JUSTIOR, EIRST DISTRICT, PQRERNDERNT easeite ay Ganbib AT ‘of 6 per cent bonds, redeemable June 1, 1864, au- cho. phy Pl ing > Dep ENDES thorized by an ordinance of the Board of Super: | Rye figar rs a quiet e ‘ireaty b bela, one afer oquiey; kbwal and L vinors for the procorement of substitates for draft- le nt $670 0 A for superfine HgUEAR PROPLES enon ROWINATION. =n Sore won ayn With tho upward movement in Ariens Bi ed soldiers neem rai Feqnent, pales, $00 bole, at | Ripon er steenth and Twente rood The subscription books of the Intermational Fire | 90 28 fer caloric, $0 10 lor AUiaatic Mills and 96 99 0 88 28 a JON QUACKENBUSH. non, of the Fourteen ly nominated Joseph Shanne y nominat cae ror invitation waa exten M ae accepted, and the two oon ly Fatified the nomination just made Capt. HD KRACK, Chairman Joun Mane, Becretare Tammany NDREW COONEY, Chalroy Mi itarsey, Recretacy Morar Amu mak _DISTRIC " 1ONTRE NTH AXD, Fresty, eupa WARDS) 6 Ne DEMOCRATIC NOM INATION we AMMASY ASD McKRON FOR POLICE JUSTICE, JAMES MAHONY DISTRIC iD TWENTY +f RST WARDS) MY Ant BOULAR | indian trem Art. rt AND ARN. n or the Sixth Aldermanie district | @ for Al. | aie x we Fi Gan. OT Ley Morart. cues Sees latin, SECRET WORTH KNOWING, oak TO THOMAS R, A AGREW'S, 390 Gregan wich @ Qnd see the low Wines and everything lee used I oo Be atreet, potee, Flour, INVERTED NAILS, &¢ Cont MOS Be (or sareean CURED at pain dj ropodiat 68 atlous, ke. Bent by ‘al for ate ‘cents ASTROLOGY. — u rowded state of our columns we are com- ging io he Rdvertisements coming the abore MEDICAL. = Jing to the crowded stale of our columns. wi nea ‘o to Omit a aéveriivements coming under com the above al | mW mare GERUIN Hee: ne ate fe Cat ont the advertisemen| sition and exposure Bina i i bi x est of interest to six per cent, coupled with the de- shenmwhse grelie.t and a farther improvement of 1c. a 2c. ‘ f ced. Sales 1,600 bb! $0, EDWARD 8. 3 losern Batiesme ~maand for specie in England and on the Continent. Sales at the Public Board. Toe, dew reybaheuetie go vine ae — = UMN, | Secretaries, xin, sig. “ " y A CALL I88U = =e It wan syported also that the agent of the Roths- uo HY CHI 184 10 sured ie Hels : —— ial the Reownd Aitermanie Dist Con eee LARGE AND RESPECTABE ee een eee ebilds was in the market, and making preparations ‘ tei POLITICAL. mS. ihe parp oe nomiging avandia ing. 7h the oaks of the Gemece ap the Pidesat ward, held NOT A FEW for large shipmeitte, It sold in the morning at 0 ae 105% ATA 2 TUE TAMMANY HALL DELR- | manof jhe Second Aldermanie eric pond rent, wees the sg stamp hant eeatan JU yrncie 1 a. 3 > jouvention orgauize: , gpm of the eity0 447%, which wasa slight? advance on the closing ioe a, RR... 10854 gates (0 che T je. argnue, On a ey event Qouriney, of the Sih ward, Chetrmaa fond: Mr Denil Af EE Nase Ta: 7 MO. essees.6 108346) corner of Twelfth sireetand Thi, ‘Weaday Coltina, of ward. Secreay ted Chai nee the following operations of the eveping previo’®- Immediately - 108% Nr Pe os et Sean whe entica Ste ghairaas Gmtotion, Me'Winian Waet wee unanimously nomi on were unanimously ad Ht bogan to rise, and before one o'clock is foughed 4 1aS% | Baward poirot tary. The ral of, del Lersrmmireeade eis ~*~ alae he a hen roves of tha nomination of i ward ” he saat ‘and # fi rae " wr the all the fractions between the opening price and ne ei wat the Tou a called, ie Cal me it, Comneeer, Believing that frees hie intelligesee, experlopee one nancy? 1467;. The following table shows the price of ~ Me and ¢: ndelogate tho 1d name bis candidate, ‘nd oO omy sg Jobo Riordaa, is ominentiy qualiiied 'o discharge ties old at aires teas Sechate d do. Mog the oli euch member uamed as is choite George A. ¢¥ Ei Francie Me McC wihiongh, Siice, and vindicate the rights 604 matatala ae Oe ont of mt yeah Sapo” ete , ig the day Gores. 43 os, | ,. THe Chaieman therenpen deciared the nomination wn Haljinen, Mighaat Giffen,” prltgaoived That 9nd endorse the dimit certificates to show ite effect; 1600 @. * 10836 ut Patriek Davis. * ie hag i natield for Police Justice of iT} ll show to the sick that it 100 Chic & NW Rit” 456 S Spent nd sequela hist ot Wise Appatn ed to wait on Riebard Lowbard Che dutice oes con emeured “Bat if 9 one at tne, y tey 4 him of unanimdn t oi ve ability rile added ~» flay se 4 i cintgcearenion. | The Cnal'man ive -appolgted Tcuue x. OUMTRGT eT, "Chatrue, mh the foligwing Rent emea’ eloquen ona (9 tbe Lise Diet Dot neo oo Ft wayne vente!’ anag | commis reid, apd retaryed aicrwton abdtoe, be | Me eed some ere fe ert do 83 8913 ‘otio 1m WARD DEMOCRAT: si Washingon Murtay, Req! Gyrak wet ae, 83%, mot yadjouraed MAC H. BROWN, Gy E held & meeting on RATIO. Uxi evoke at sts Ha A een, | Jumes C. Anderso ier DNA eMORR 6136 | Bowann Cores, Secreta ig .t agreed that f Sree meee oie al he The meeiins thes adjourned, ying. ty WY “| ito #e: ‘Gent RR. lio». eg Whlam unt M. MeLonghlin, George 8 opaipek; @ Le> came place, to rath ‘eben ™ 1 ore subsequently at veo 10 ut or Mg oe” | — + George Stovensin Ez Fm, DAN iti tpRaMy, President | Secrevaries ~. ski . Te | ATAMEETING ere, NATIONAL panes ae oe TRIC NINETERNTI procera "§ 2 x7 s90%, and the = — B Wann crviz} x SHO CK irrespective 16 Ay ce femoere:r remarks pars by the nits do pay? aun, . is ip fate ("| avende ana Se neene ee pssidence of Samuel 5, Wyckot, the ry vere rig demand ni 163 a WI%, $0000 Amor gold. v4 82 { gomia eaten, “again — -~ Senet rand Wemint EPHRAIM MCDORELL 0 cate cloning at 163 nde a 7 | Yo 'sts NY Geut BR 104 | Inguspomipat wd BA tate cL “peter 2 irene Hi o- ” : aad 0. 4.669 135% 10676 SY oon jSereter For, Sebcal kaso ar, verpment securities were quiet, and the cou. | Yo, 4 138% 700 WO ict 108 We our, navesticinsemiitination JAMES 3 . AS [i 4 a « 1 ‘ « pons of 1881 were off a little. The registered sixes | 1500 Brie KR. + 204% 200 Galone Toledo HB 116% “At stele Conte (oF, THE Ora Bata AL.bEn- 1 sonny Brae fee for Alderney feet, of the Bite iSiatecat Syst of 1481 were quoted at 108% @ 108%, and the | fy 40... #3: 108q 100 Rock Is RR.. ..b3 ioe" held at on Tw Nov. ii JOBK Fat. MORE vy, Coatrnes. # em, the. coupons 100% #110. The 7.30 notes were quoted } 109 do.......03 10 Se cn A NW RROD at | Homer McCluaher 6 } Beetbury. me : ‘ \ at 10634 « 166% Debt certificates are 101% fF | Tope Rn iret.. bS 101%, 400 Poses ATK Wan ob pion 0 DISTRICT —THE SIXTH ALDEE aie Pet oan eld, and 98% a 98% for new. 00 Hudson River RE 1 £00 do. sa as | ta otatrien AG ad NO ape Convention sd Sat call of Wwe | Hi ogttaonen, Biate stocks are dull and lower. Tennessee | 700 Sten..--00 381, 100 tons hy Hyer eee eee avons Be 2 Hall Democraiio Genera), Commitees, 8 cg or: F ‘ti for Mi Mycpael mecann ince 58% 0 60%, ard Missouri sixes 6534 a 6544. 00 Reading RR 123% 100 icv Oe 1 Seer. JP TE USAT | fy and Proceeded to organize, fo, tecret sixes 58% 0 ard Mist a ve BY 125: 300 Tol & Wabash RR 8054 AJ Leen Tike cents & od; Posters, a. Kraay, KY fhe Foareenth, war Dowie, Seer aly. Beat