The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1863, Page 7

NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. Rebel Account of Affairs in Bast Te: nessee, &e, Forrarss Mongox, Nov. 18, 1863. ‘The Richmond Enquirer of November 16 says:— ‘The Libby contains eighty-four Yaukee surgeons. These will bo sont forward as soon as ours—about an | same subject, bis words were of a nature to excite bis equal pumber—are received. Two thousand one hundred Yankee prisoners im Riche Mond have been sent to Danville. Lynchburg bas seot an invitation for several thousand, ‘and they will be sent up this week. William Bateman, Sepoud Teunessee artillery, waa Drought to Castle Thunder yesterday to await execution for the crime of desertion from the Confederate army, pro- ‘vious to bis joining the Yankee army, Attanta, Nov. 13, 1863. ‘The federals have removed ali their suppiies to Knox- ville for safety, Several doserters that were recaptured wore executed here yesterday. Two Yankee officers who deserted and canie into our lines yesterday report that Geveral Grant expects soon to assault Lookout Mountain. His army @ on bel rations. of the Governor of Georgia. The Georsia Legistature assembled at Milledgeyilio on eof the Governor was read. ¥ mutters, he recommends the re poul by Congress of the substitute Jaw, and the employ- Inevt of Negroes as teuinsters and in similar Capacities in the army. Ho thinks resuits hive de rated the wisdom of retaining the State ollicers. It had enabled hi to organize eightwen thousand troops, in response to & call for eight thousind; while Alibama, wh> had turned over her State ollicers, had, for wout of an organ izing force, not raived her quota, asd the Governor was obliged to convene the Legislature to reorganize the militia, He recommends that the pay of officers be tne twonty-ilve rer cent, and that they receiv that the pay of privates be increased 1 lors per month. fie a's) iecommends: Salaries of all the Stite eficers, He recomm cotton planting be restricted to one-fourth of an ae the hand, and that eve.y overgy be directed to the vro duotion of food. Hy doit this, and exer@Ming the strict est economy, he thinks the supply of tecd will be ample. Ho proposes that flye hundred thousand dollirs be ap- propriated to sapport soldiers* families, aud that aid bo extended to the counties «long the Tennessee border re coutly overrun. He recommeuds ¢ military fund, aod §: these sume he thinks 28,000,000 be appropriated as a 000.000 a8 a clothing fuud. All ald be raised by taxation, rather than by the further issueof Sonds or treasury notes, as it is a bad policy to creite a debt under tho present inflated currency to be paid in wold or silver. He opposes loaning the credit of the Stste to the Con foderate government or the endorsement of its bonds, as damaging to the stite credit and au improper assumption of the duties of the general government. He aliudes to the imp: oper conduct of impressing agents, and urges the pastago of laws making # violation Of the iimpressment ‘aw penal and subject to ten years’ imprisoument,aua tm prefsing without authority’ ponishavte with thirty nine lashes and ton yours? imprisoumont, He recommends that the militia be ree organized, $0 as to include all between cighteen and sixty, that the troopa now organized for State devence be permitted to attend to their home «tlairs, according to the terms of en Ustment, when not iimmedintely needed to repel invasion, | He closes by recommending that the 10th day of be cember next be observed throughout the uation as a day Of fustivg, humiliation and prayer. Coal and Wood in Richmond. From the same paper. } It is a fact, remarkable enough to be noted, that at this Boagon che yeur ugo the quantity of wood and coal in Richmond was not half so groat as it is vow, althouxh the price now has just dounied what it was theo. this is Paradox of pringiples, which, porhays, some wiscacres on the subject of extortiva cau explain, Statistics of the Lombardn {From the Kichinoud Enquirer, No Since the bombardment of Sumter comm 17th of August) upto Thursd: ni of Sumter. UL.) ed (on the y last, 15,083 shots had NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1863, cers of his household. The holy Father was received at the foot of the stairs by the King, surrounded by his suite, The Pope and his Majesty conversed in a most friendly manner in the apartments of the King, who af- terwards conducted his Holiness back to his carriage. The police of Milan, om the 20th of October, arrested a priest, named Don Ambrogio, as ho was «bout to preach in the Piazza det Duomo—that is, in front of the cathe. dral—in the open wir, against the temporal power of the Pope, because on the day before, when he treated the bearers against any priests that might happen to pass. The Lombardia, of Milan, states that the Archduke Max: imilian has given an order to the painter Dell’ Acqua for @ large picture representing tho Mexican deputation offering him the crown of Mexico. THE NAVY. Powuatay —Tho number of war vessels at Philadel. pbia has been greatly diminished within the past two weeks. The sido wheel steamer l’owbatan, which brought the rebel ram Atlanta from ort Royal, left on Thuraday for a cruising ground close to the Eyuator. Her, arma. ment is a very heavy one, consisting of fifteen nihe-inch guns, one eleyeu-inch and two one hundred-pounder Var- rott guns. ‘he following is a list of her officers:— Captown—Charies Stecdman. Lirutenant Conmander—obert Boyd, Jr. Lieutnant—A_ R. MoNair. i Surgeon—H. 0, Muyo; Assistant Surgoou, W. H. John- son. Laymaster— First Lieut mint Marines—?. C. Popo, Acting Moser'—C. BR. Wilkins, Lothrop Baker, Paul C. 8, R. Hustace, Acting Ensiyn—R. W. Parkor. ‘ers—Chiof, Jobn A. Grier; Aeting First Assistant, Second Assistant, Heury Prown, Third As- sistants, K.'A, Wright, GW. Carrick, Joho’ Franklin, Albert ©, Engard; Acting Third Assistant, James steb- bins. : Captain's Clerk—W. C. MeGonegal. Paymaster’: Clerk—T, H. Voruon. Boatswain—Chartea Miller. Carpenter—Amos Chick. Guaner—G. W. Omensottor. Ma ter’s Mates—C. H. Howland, J. F. Bennett. Waxsaw.—The work upon tiie Monitor Waxaaw is rae pidly going forward, about two hundred and fifty hands being enguged upon her, To facilitate their work Mosars. Denmend havo just erected a powerful pair of shears, ca. pable of raising seve ity Ave tons weight, by which boilers and other machinery may be saicly taken (rom a steamer for repairs, &c.,and as aa’ely replaced. Tho guaboat Iroquois {8 now under the shears, aul is undergoing a thorongh repair in every particular. Lavoxa, 7.—Serew steamer Ladona, sailed from the Philadelphia yard on Monday. Sho has beon at that yard for about six weeks, during which timo she has been on- tirely refitted and repaired, It will be remembered that tho Ladona was bn of the most conspicuous vessels of the wooden fleet in the attack on the fortifications approacn- ing Charleston, She throw over five hundred projectiles with terrible accuracy into Wagner, Gregg and Sumter, Sho retired from the various actions uninjured; but, her engiues and bottom being in a bad state, she was ortered North for a general oyerhauling. Before departing, how over, she semt her contingent of yeu in thy boat attack onSumter. The following is a list ot her officers — Acting Linwtenant Commanding—Edgar Bro ihead, Executive Officer—-—— Blanchard. Suryeon—Thos. Mockley. Paymaster—A. M. Stewart, W. Rathburn, IT. G. McKenueo, 1. G. Brig- bam, W. A. Byrnes, —— McKenzie. nginecs—F. A. firemen, — Durfee, James Mollineux, C. Wagner, M. licath, C. Mebowell. Suryeon's Sieward=— Chap Captain's Clerk—B. Virodbeas. Paymaster's Clerk—J. 0. Lyon Paymaster’s Steward— — liuyhos. Paywasran F. T, Melyriic, Usvrav Staves Navy,—The following letter, aunouncing to the Navy Department the death of Acting Assistint Paymaster Frapk Taten P. Wallach acted with his usual grace and effect. In the celebrated trio between the Duke, Duchess and Gennaro, he pang ioe “‘Sladre mia’ with great expression and sentiment. trio waa. by the way, most admirably rendered by Mme. Loriot, Mazzoleni and Biachi, and was oncorod amid oon- tinued applause. The artists were called and bouquets rown upon the stage. The performance was really #0 fine ag to warrant this display Of ovthusiasm on the part of the audience. “Locrezia Borgia,” ag sung last evening, would prove an i resistible attraction to our Aalatues of the Acadomy, and we hope that Maretzek will give ug the opera, with Me. Lorin! in the principal role, before he ends this sea- son. We should add that last evening the mise en scene, choruses und orchestra were most effective, and the whule performance @ great aud weil merited success. CITY POLITICS, The County Canvass, THE M'CUNN AND BOSWORTH QUKSTION. Tho Board of County Canvassers mot yosterday after. goon, pursuant to adjournment, Supervisor Little in the chair, Tho lobby was oot go thronged as on previous days, probably owing to the storm. ‘Tho Presivint anuounced that the first business tn order was to receive the report of Supervisor Wiseman, Supervisor Wisoman handel in his report, and Super- visor Purby said before receiving the report it would be well to ascertain if they had authority. He osked whether there was any precedent for the proceeding. Supervisor Twaep considered the report in order, He was ready toact without a precedent on a question of right or wrong. After receiving the roport, it will still bo with the Board to act upon it as they think proper, Supervisor Brust asked if there was any difference be- tween the votes polled and tho record of the poll clerks. Ho was in favor of having tight. ted be bad carriea out his ine struct as impartially ag he could, ‘Tho report was then real, Jt stated Chat the four poll clerks of the Tenth district of the Kighth ward were sworn that morning ‘They stated thay were all preseut when the polls were closed, that they proceeded to can- vasa the votes as directed by law. They counted the ballots and found they were properly entored, that there Were from 240 (0 250 in the box, On ali tho judiciary tickots thera were two names, and that 173 wero tor MeCunn; for Garwin, 175; Bosworth, 75, and Smith, 21 ‘The peli’ clerk announced the number of votes for Me. Cunn and Smith, both of which were omitted; they did uot know how, because one of the canvassers weut away and did pot come back Supervisor Lirtix took tho ground that tho report showed errors on its fnce, From the report it appeared there were 248 votes cast in the district, while the reat number was 242, He objected to the reception of the report. ‘Supevisor Twerp took the ground that, if Supervisor Littlo wos right, the whole district should be throwa out. Supervisor Lirrtx considered this not to be the duty of the Board, but that they suould proceed to complete the canvass agreeable to the returns in their hands. The yuestion was upon the reception of Sapervisor Wiseman's report. The report was adopted—seren tu three. Supervisor Tween moved that the vote of the disputed district b bock to be corrected. Supers isor Littis cousidercd the motion out of order, as the question was yon completing the canvass con- formably to the record betore th upervisor Twken thou desired to moye it aa an amend t to the ques! iin. a Supervisor Lirrix hoped the Board would not establish the dangerous precedent of sending the report back for correction on the suyposition that It was wrong. Supervisor Davis considered that the report only mys- tifed ‘ he was more.tn favor than ever of ‘adi horing tothe record. It was not proper to receive this Outside testimony at all " upervisor LwkxD calle! for the question on his amend- ment. Supervisor <aoox said that ho considered it out of order, ‘Yho question waa then put, wilh the following result:— All the democrats and Supervisor Wiseman in the attirma- tive, and the rest of the republicans in the negative. ‘The Vote stood seven to five. Supervisor Burnt then moved that Buperyisor Roach bo wnthorized to confer with Ube poll clerks and dixtrict canvassors Lo investigate the returns from the Sixth dis- trict of the Sixth ward aud report to the Hoard. Tho moti n was adoptod. mi The American Joa close at half-past ton o'clock to. and will coutaiyy—A (ull a Cemetery at Gettysborg MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC, Necropolis—Ded te: the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, Pa.—The Texas Expedition—The Latest Chattanooga and Charleston—Tho Latest News, &e., d&e. ‘The mail steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will this port at noon on Monday for Aspinwall, ‘The mails for Cevtral America and South Pacific will Intelligence from norrow morning. ‘Tho New Youn Henaty—Edition for the Paciflo—will be Published at half-past nine o'clock on Monday morning, unt of the Dedication of a 4, for the remains of the Ho" Toes who fell in the strugglo at that placo in July last, with the cloquent oration of Hon, Etward Everett on the ove Ke. ; operations of the Ex;edition to Texas, under General Banks, with Maps illustrating the Scene of Operations The latest intelligence from Charloston, 8. 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KLLIS & CO., Manay Circulars sentfree of charge, hy altrosaing cithor to ty for mailin, Sale of a Steamer, Rosro: ty oe 20, 1863. The iron sidewhee! steamer Juno, built in England, wenty-four auetion t day, on thy i, for $40,500. Marray, Eddy & + 66, 7. 4 Minsourt State Latsarios 48 GN . 8, 12, Karrvogr, Crass (2—Nov. 28, 64, 11, 28, 25, 52, 21, 1969, » 2, se 1, 1863, 16, 75, 65, B, 54, 72, KDDY & 00. 1, 1863. ry “7, B. BIMMONS & OO. wors to Jno, A. Morcis &'C2, 29 fon furntshe CHARLE floyal Havan premivm pall for prizes. Infor Fates paid for Dob cons a TAYLOR & CO. Bs Prizes Cashed in AN teries Tn formation gi ker, 47645 Broadway, second floor, bi Prisca Cashed in A New Perfume for th EXTRACT OF tion rm Aven Bro AML Legalized JOSEPH HATES, et, 100m No. 1, tan wll wir 4 4 of the Shoihy College Yow. 21, 186, 40, 61, 7, 58, 3, 61. 92 48, 70, 49, 21, 69, 76, 47. ovingtea, Ky. Lottery.—30 Per Cent 4. Highest nd Silver ect, N.Y, erntized Lot- or, 1 Wall st Handkerehtetf, HE W, MAL k room, NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, HING CEREUS, NIG UT BLOC GER, Bro Lotte- ——— Pollak & Son, Meerschaam Manutnc. | turers, 357 Broome street. New York.—Ap assortment of goods always on hand, Pipes cut to order. Repairing ucally done tr Special Announcements, ROGERS & RAYMONDS® WINTER STYLES FOR BOY ARE NOW READY, (GARIBALDL SUIT, METROPOLITAN SOITe. Including the { CADET SU NEW SCHOOL SUITS, PRESB ALIT FANCY SUIT ALSO An unrivaled and extensive assortment of BOYS’ OVEROOATS HUT ONE PRICK. vis HAT CAN BE AFFORDED, ke, Of the latest impor THE CHEA fu asked or ‘aken. STOKES—121, 1 125 Fulton street, and 214 Broadway, * iw v A—Marsh & Co, Radical Cure | Troms office, only at No. t Vesey ate Astor House. @ilk Elastic Goods, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Ac. A lady at tendant, Trasses—Marsh Brothers, Corner of | ¥ Broutway and Ann street, Silk insti Shoulder Braces, 4c. A tady attendant 8, Supporters, Dye, Hate Dyeing ifyiug the bai, at Wo a. yr Dye—The Beat fn the worlt—harimles reliable, Solt by al druggiats aud porfunve clay atreet, Wheeler & Wiis « Prem | Sewing Mac! ines and Foote’ brella Lock Stands, Work for NSUN & WIUK yw + 298 Cartel atre eeler & W Sewing Machines, Ovice son's F est Premium Mo Broadway Wilder's Patent Salamaniter Sate The Fire Proof Sate in the world. Depot 100 Maid 12 Carte de Vinites, $1 00; two Ia VAUGHAN’ S, Photographs, $1. Sit ail uniil surt Bowery, two doora below Prince street. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC ro K—TIIN DAY, FPN mise parts morn 401 BUN SETS 1 ware morn 94 Portof New York, Nove: pow 21, 1863. CLEARED. Bteanship Glasgow (Br), Gill, Queenstown and Liver John GO Ds » Drew, Havona—Ludiam, Hvinekoo Steamship Geo Cromwell, Post, New Orleans—H B Crom. well & Bicamabie Ohesapeate, Jolinson, Vortiand—H B Crowwel | Co. Ship angoon (ir), Leask, Olngo—B W Cameron Ship N » Biddle, farmiid, Caleutt: It L Taylor Otto (Ham), Cornelius, Brew ea—toger Bron Vou Brabant (Brew), -——, Bremen—Ru- | Walsh, Cn ager Bre a Wendt Mark Iner (Swed), Andersov, Queenstown—Vuneh, | voke d& Went | re AA Drebert (Br), MeMailow, Marseitlov—Buctjor & De Vert | Park Twilight (Br), Newell, Matamoro-—Watt, Cane & | Hark Almene, Swan, Now Orleans—N If ling Hrig Courver (Ur), Carrington, Capa with © Koctott, wr us (thy), Johnie Hrg Thne (Bey, Sraith, M Berg Hayward (Br), Job Wig Teabella Tho! } ma plop une 0 1500, has been 1886, b Bank Musr 0. alsg S deen sold at 896.50), to go under (he British dag, led the Jessianna, %, A1S¢, 1350 tons, built at Now York im id on private terma. | Bur Qreaven, Al, 990 toma, built at Medford im 1961, baw beon soit on pei . 18 tone, built at Waldobore ia te terme. 5 ¥ Brow 1896, has been sold on p rivate terme nee, 293 to A2. 2¥2 (ona, built at Leer in 1857, has bem ir ‘obia! bas bed sold to partion ta A Tene Baia i asnore 0 Be find Kase beer Dames th & cargo 0 ee, Ca.com, about #) miles below Bal is bound to Battine 4 Sourimnn Bau 566, has been sold lumber, went Cargo 1s being saved. on the 17th. ita bead of sor, NB, for New aa ovlas Teland, Ohesepeake Bag © Sue ls fumber laded, a1 $22 tons, butlt at Isbin, Dole at Port Jefersom F Bogie Inlet 10 4), and oHK M Muxson, JumWhile the solr M Mumson, Jr, wae ived Seun Onty Sc arbor daw taken 1 0s Mat den Age, for Pana Spoken, ea Chexton, Bryant, 93d no sepe 2s t07 Blom Lhe with, from Cardiff for New York, Nov 17, off Ship ow N i Wiig harwak, f Mountain Heig vile BE from Barneast Vercign Ports. Bannan» Vewwan, Kewurai ms, Nov tt Gurnaitan, Nov 1 A for Maractiles) Havane Nov Dh—Arr on, Lew bs, aie. N , (Br), Trou, Portas 4 will ight, from New Onl Sk from liarnegat a NYork for Aspinwall from —~ Tn port bark coming through Hell Gate yesterde | ashore on Mill Rock, but wonld get oi next bigh tide. Haw morning, she went tons, 10 yours old, built at Bax Bippica but few abips and @ Hevrd from last of Sept, with HO) bbls this season New Lon: Francis A there from on. t covet in Vigne an, NYore Nov 7-—Adveitised, An ton Webs t vr dod Jo eNYork Yh; Mai Hoole bas been fitted for th ae. v corer report at New Beaford for Phy will be fitted for whaling /galn tu the spring. omen. ou St Pauls, th 1209 bp wn) do wh find sh (nat Beat Rome Stratia Oct 1) bbls wh oi} and MUN TD one this gee many whe ship Geo Howinnd, Jone Capt Lewis nad 0 h@ from Caleatia foe 4 for Boston, Now 20, 28 i rrbare Zepuyr, Small, Boston (and for Boston, 3 Nov 16, from NYork, diag. Leany, Baltimore; (Br), Bu vil, for & hy, Ne begs wid w Or Lore. 1th, © Ne son, Hoston. brig, Admire Baal), for Bow Taln port brig Confit, Hand, for N York ta 10 Ort it Rwe brig Tirus NYork. Old Bing . Thuraton, Callna 5 Bin for NYork ‘ Oc an | wy, for Bow. rp. ie No t a Mord Oud foe been fired at it, of which 12,202 struck. Of the garrison | Metoticr, will bo road with cratification by many friends, | | Superyi#vr Larix moved that Supervisor Tweed insti NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, A Bradehow, Fis! twenty seven have been killed, aud sixty-nine woundou. * ee a ge rel tute a similar inquiry into tho ‘Jeuth district of tho — Hig Robert Mowe, Movehk: The flag during the sume time has-boen cut down thirty | *8 Showing that the estimable qualities for which ho wa8 | seventh ward. Adopted. CexnutaMlGHT BLOOMING CEREUS four times. The average weight of shot being 200 pounds, | beld so dear at home wore fully appreciated by bis asso ‘The Yourd now adjourned for an hour, At three P. MM. cra onan ts yy th pb nee ath the weight of trou was 3,116,000 pounds, or 115,439 pounds | ciates in the service to which bo had, after the breaking | they again met. Rane. Manufactured only by PILALON & SON . Genrer & of fron to euch man killed, 40,570 pounds of iron to esch | o.+ of the war devoted himself -— Supervisor Koscn stated that he bad examined the yore BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ta at od titts l,or 8, pounds of ASK FOR PHALON'S—TAKI Sold by druggists gene: rges of powder aver: NO OTHER, 5 pounds of powder i killed, and 2,4 casualty, If the pounds, we have 20 pounds of powder to'each 1 in the disputed district of the Sixth ward »¥ directed, and | that the mistukes there, according to the statements of the poll clerks and cat rg of the district, occurred in Usoren Staves Stramna De AT Sea, Oct Mehr Mott Bede |, Bede powder to each casualty. Sumter, in ruins, laughs at her Sin—It becomes my melancholy duty cathe | recording tthe tally, iu one instance $51 being entered A Deduction of Fifteen Per Cent Made fm 2 yg mcg la Soa ee a wed Burk Blartinn enemy, who still fear to pass her battered wills. Charles. | death on board this ship, atsea,on the morii g of the | for Gosworth, inatead of 131. He swore two of the dis- | on all fi shed and information furnished tn Behe Isle of Pines, French, Washington—Van Brunt & | jt): Show. Baw linakeli; We ton will have a valuable iron mive in the ruins of Sumter, { 18th instant, of Acting Assistant Paymaster Frank dstom | trict convassers \n on the day of election himpelt, all legalized Loven 2 CO, Brokera, 8 Pine oi NY. Blaght. : li oh Triad, Mle and even now, when iron is searce, and sells high, iudus- | McIntier, an event which has filied all hearts with sad. Supervisor Lrmee asked bow auch mistakes vecurred. ALECK & ¢ proms ——- pene Kills totard, Washington—F J Cambell, 12 Tucker, ‘ame, sive try, at very little risk, might make a fortune, nosa, and bung @ pall of gloom over our ocean home. By Supervisor Si00K wanted to kuow how 331 wo an F Sehr A Pt pineatt, W Veo Bruut & | f pabel, Montcomery, Hudeon, NY, whee Hawn | aac eri this untimely doath the service has lost au citicer of | nounced, instead of 131, and argued that it ullied wih | | Ask Four Grocer For Kent's Kast India | 8 aght piste | Bt Domingue cig Helle. Waker Theatre Francais. rare capacity, who gave promise of the hivhest usefal- | the police report Colfer. —The most healthful and best tor family use Only Sehr W Aen, Sogenee Festiogen. | | wud, Willinie, Walsind 2 “oy | Best, and who, by his zealous attention to duty and tho | Wr. Twxe moved that the explanation of the nileged | 2 1 ee anaa tes that Nor lhe Mende ‘surect | Schr Fleetwul, Jetinaca, alt | There is no place of amusement in town which so much | unusual aptitute he brought to its discharge, conjoined | discrepancy in the Sixth ward bo revived. Carried. A Gn gener doyot. three doors G wich). 18 Upon fehr KJ May le merits the patronage of the public as the French theatre. Bi agree nt and —_—. charactes, ir pe lia adoro concerning the dixputed district in the | every pw “tg Grovers supplied. Bob | sil oa aia spect, the contidence and tho warm regard of all aroun ‘eveuth ward was @iso addy ted, : J Hore pleces are produced with» conscientiousness and | him” | am, sir, respectiully, your obedient servant, Superviaur Wiskwax roported that he had aga) A Nenuti¢ut Com teats Bloom | deur | be Snow. Acorn completeness which we yaluly look for cl-ewhere, The W. M. WALKER, Captain, United States Navy. ferred with the poll clerks and canvossers of the 1 of Youth, or Liquid 1, for preserving and beautifying } Mevce, bent ‘ French actor makes a religion of his profession. He has To the Hon. the Senerany ov tH Navy iste, . Ngbth ward, aud the result of Lis tmvestiy tue the piexton and skin, at 653 Br saway and druggists Seber wera 1. See | Jinrry War i Bantimong Navat. Station. —Messrs. A. & W. Denmoad | a8 that thore are eleven votes that caunot be aecouny y ‘ eur Hu ow. Cambridge amr Wewy * the traditions of the most redned stage in Lurope at his : : for, aed. that jasiend of four husdrod and eigtay fuur | sean cayenasarmimedodest and Chen: Schr State Inland, Putman, New Haveu-il s tackett a | Line 06 tone, ol usion, fingers’ ends, and carries fixed in his mind the great | &Son have just contracted for the building of another | Vorgg ed, there are four hundred and ninoty tive ro- | gy, sh ge gage ee | ad Sn aad cui) ach tie | barks ane Standards of istrionio excellence. The discipline to | iron gunboat for tho government. sho is tobe bulltartor | cored. | aed idaeh: Dita Pe COMET REYNOLDS Agent, 74 Maiden Inme. Risop ttn Paik Vall, Mrigeoor IK Hackett & Boo, | § . en boards model wooden nbort ‘kinaw, sharp al huperv| pRDy Mugceated ae - = Bteamer Ke Washington baitimorn, 0: badmeneyens, ihaarheapmngrngiebmadignchd ie | Ge gid gunboxt Mackinaw, sharp st | nied by Supervisor Wireman be accepted sa corvct. | Crtstadoro’s Ha 5 eta dwaliader. Pierson, Baltimore ea tt aes vents him relapsing into the élipshod babits which un- | both ends, with sido wheels. Her length is 255 feet; | fie moved the rejection of tuo vole ior Judiciary in tho | gn) Wie depot wholvsale No 6astor House ARKIVED r tite), Day. Aux Cayce a fortunately characterize our own stage. An actor who dooa | beam, thirty-five feet; depth of hold, thirteen feet eight | disputed district. ot ‘ nie sea tnaes ‘The dye applied by wkiiful artis Steainabip ‘Teutenia (Ham), Tanbe, He re Houth. Carita, Aaweiid Supervieor Davis ollered an amendment that the Don ainmion NOW 6, WIth Midne ANA Dassrnanre unharde & | sie, Nove Rot know his part is a soleciam unknown to tho French | foches. Tho wooa work upon hor will be put in by Messrs, | ouperuinor Tans wuts A mmeta it by atc | Chaps, Chater, Sallown 7 Co." Had heavy wenterly gain the eniice paasage, Nov. at theatre, A positively bad actor, in the sense in which | Booze & Brother. She is to be entiroly floished, machine. | Vo cg, Bpote Specks and ell Bkin Biemishes cored by GOU- | OPM. bys ny 20, 5 aod Hombare Mevuaitp Hamwo we use the term, is not among its adinitted possibilities | ry andall,by the Messrs, Donmesd, at their establish Supervisor Twreo mov s, vn amendment that the KAUD'S alan Medicated Soap, 653 Broadway. 0 - ce fur Bu rr iy Gave, Rembay 130 | e calle onocacy, altyr | returns trom the di-puted district be rejected so for o r ‘The very worst of the artists on the Paris stage (we | ment at Canton, She is to be called tho Monocacy, alter | returns tom the Oi purel dusasicl tm futile a0 foe giew! Pain Extractor. fee ant 204 speak, of course, of the regular theatres) would occupy a | the river Monceacy, tn Maryland Court ‘e S$); after the Ist of December, | 1 9 <P, ‘very prominent position iu one of our first class stock GISBOURNE’ STEERING AND ENGINE SIGNALS. oe Len rye wee pees eee: Little and Stewart | 324, $15 amd $% per Ey ARD, CLOSE & CO ieee * ene fo “a ore! , slone voting in the negative. = ~ ‘companies. There is now on exhibition at tho Merchants’ News | Signe voting i the Dit tued to Monday, at eleven A. Mf. Of Wwe, borin H. ‘This being a weil understood fact, M. Juignet deserves | Room anew system of electric steering and engine er swsheae Deatness, tmpaired Sight, s aareryoolh, Oram, 1 all the more credit for what he has accomplished. Not | nals, whieh bas attracted much attention. Several of Judiciary Nominations. NOISES IN THE MEAD, wiv satisfied with giving us,.s he did last season, a better set | our distingatshed naval officers and a number of scion- THIRD DISTRICT. he owe “4 of actors than were to be fonud tn auy of ear own theatres, | title gentlemen have seen them in operstionand arehighly | Mr. Willam F. Smith was nommated by the Rep H Haling &« he has this winter got together @ company which will ovm- | pleased with their workings. They are simple, and their | Convention of the Third Judicial district, ou Friday oven caeaeast Savaneel | in wae. pare favorably with m.uy iu the Frencu capital. That this | cost comparatively trifling, and a childcan readily become | ing, as Candidate for Civil Juss sel nemdera ep frow Calan An & for ¥ 1s not an exagyoration we need only point for evideuce to | familiar with their use in a few hgure, They seem par- vIPTH DISTRICT. CAEADES OF THA TYMPANIC MUCOUS e Punch Meine @ Wend the manner in which that charming comedy “Le Mari a | ticularly adapted to our tron clad vessels. Colonel Bagley, of the Sixty-nin b regiment New York RUSTACHTAN TUDE Ks Brat, Hil enya Js Campagne” was pliyed on Tuesday last, It is long | By these simple but very eificient instruments the offl- | gilitia, has recived the nomivation for Vulice Justice oy > as | Eooea lay 1 r since we have seen any piece #0 satisfactorily performed. | cer in charge Of vesrol may, fromany rable position | ghe Fifth Judicial district. Colowel Bagley hae a ropnte Choss EYRE STRAIGHTEN RD IN ONE Are) te ? We remember that when the present enterprise was | on ber deck, transmit bis orders to the helmsiman or eu- | tion tn connection with the gallant regiment which be | si gery disease of the Hye and For pe a alien gan At 9. apou About being started one of the arguments ised in its tavor | gineor, and every such order will instant'y appear ja | commands, aud whose, Sonar cians sap maraieal of surgical aut atended 2 vy Dr Yon hides mani ¢ pan, 46 Ne ‘was that it would make un excellent school for these de- | printed letters vefore the last pamed officials, and remain |" olico Justice Stewr#, of she F ined | ore pean nostro te dada as fiw r siring to learn French. We can now go further, aud state | ip sight as long as may be required. Whatever may be | the nomination for the office this year, snd Fdward > " Mark Honduras (of K a, Ja), Dison, » un i shar “ ve e ye r a a Dr. Swayne's Compo te © 4 that it would mako un excellent acheol for tho profession | the covdition of tho elements, tho order is trausmitted | \handiey as received the Yoamtuation of Tamuuaiy and | (017) Boy ny Wels finan hart Bie Adsle (Br 0 Haceon, HPS, ‘Rowen, Herons ’ {tsolf, Certainly thero are but few of our native actors or | with absolute certainty, without possibility of mistake, gIguTH DISTRICT. Severe Coughs, ‘ | daze, wih auyar. to dinaph Eneas. “ , tare actrestes who would not be benefited by an occasional | and is accompanied by tho ringing of a bell to command | jy tnis district, embracing the Sixteenth and Twentieth with suger and. e0:ten, debs Cones . Hera att, 8 Wb Cole, Attondance at its representations. They might not un | prompt attention. wards, Mozart Hall puts forward as her candidate for Po- | | glint Aragan (ot Frovidenee . Glnidew, Now Ovioad " ae " dorstand the dialogue; but this at joust they would learn: | By ngle motion of the cngincer or of the belmsman | jee Justice the Hon. Thomas A. Ledwith—a young lawyer | Pree gh a, 4 day i r o re ~ Anas passion does not require violent declaratory effurts | tbe oficer of the deck instantly receives the reply to his | of excotient character and great popular streugth—whose | Sid by BARNE ren ” siieles 4 = . meorete, . for its forciblo expression, aud that power in an actor | order, and at the same motent the movement of the | name has alresdy bey rallying ory for all the in | street 1. 8.2 oi Mew ‘ “" e , : ne wwe kuo D nat oft}. | Pendent factions of the district to unite up He wana - = , ° i. ' H lies not in exaggeration, but in concentration of jevling. | belm is made ku be with perfect racy to th 4 Rromber of the last Assembly, and voied therein agaivat | Direction . ‘ \ f We wore glad to fud-by the programme of lust uight's | cer, before It fs possible for the vessel to answer tot. | tho Broadway Itallrowd—this voto, it is understood, hav | ttethe,gpanefectarer’s, vier w i i wes performances that the bint which we thvew out asbort | This result is made certain, even if the weather should be | ing prevented bis renomination thie y # Mozart ro nee : : ira ‘ r . , aad wai a bee tee alter | 80 thic t ‘fear conl see an object placed | tO the full as strong ax Tammany in this district, the con- | " ® ' . " eka time since is to be acted yen, We are to have on alter | 80 thick that the officer could not see an object placed | 10 the full as Alroms as rerumany Of this district, the com i PAD, Kon Be PA 4, hate nights a five act drama or comady and two or three | obly six feet from him, citing one the rigging < “ vaudeville. ‘The latter was the arrangemout last even Theso instruments are suitable for vewels of avy des | —— | ae eomment n ‘ PS ° tng, and it had the effect of filling the house, notwith | cription, and have beon subjected to the most thorough er anianee ee ee een es tc , . ‘ het Sov 2 i Standing the unfavorable character of the weatuer. Tue | practical text on board the British goverument steamer | district, notmiuated, last evening, Joseph Shannou for A ~, 88 ’ 7 rr! 3 Dill consisted of the familiar one act comody, “Me | Ithudamanthus, the troneclad steamship Royal Ovk, and | derman, | water bm " monie,’’ and two new picoes, “Les Deux Veuves the Rugsian iron-clad etoom battery, the Pervenctz, and Repubie inate Hominats j 2 ; “Lea Erreurs du Bel Age.” The first is simple in plot, | Lave given perfect satia/action. The Re aaeaaines fer th ; . Ad bore samme pat é and turns on the conversion to better thoughts of two fair are district coy last evening, and made the follows t 4 ” Ww ' angie. we a : usieal. ng nom ieat ‘onnetinen, virx—Edward M Hag. | 6 Maria lie 4. Po 4 pier od ed — cg aie ' ibaa “LUCREZIA BORGIA’ AT TUE ACADEMY OF Music. | getty, John Healy, (aries >. Riley, Wm. 11. Ualley, Pat | a a Seok (Lag AE, . a Hever. Bing mete Bot rt pects | sterday was ossentially giveu up to old Tempest. it | “°K B. Keenan aud James iayos, P.M, with event ” ° IT bw tty capital situdtious, and was elarmiogly p be Meee | snccd teeth sittetn Wl aie, ant too el ' = a Nepwite Haver aes - Levasseur, Wile. Hamburg and M3. Fay and Donatien, | sean eBanssd mega ipinagi beni v2. fix May Phe Adriatic Uniward Boand. Fi. Mentos, No. G45 Broadway, between 8 > Cay i “ t ' ‘ 3 shame the day, continued to be as wet and msorable Sr. Joma, NL F Now 21 Bieecker nwt A ' & mony . “Le Eereurs du Bel Age,”’ though somewhat fat: in cot ‘lt thin Cinta dana tiaadi até deel ton rt po | a a gd add A Be ® struction, brought out in fuil force the drotiery of thowe | ie tein : An tga ie a ag i vy os ee ee mo | kgnetcent wrfabing (ua " 5 . one 2 me . two admirablo comedians, MM. Figar aud Roche. It was te Cond thal prs was ea" we on he = : o'clock a (a er) afternoon. Tho nev a m | Inte Honbons, wail, repatet ant tod wrelogte, : i vl ‘01 ni ve lattes ste naot - Argo audichce, compared mercial despotch of Frid ere put on brew 4 her. | bus to the h ' y ihe onc pnor I ap pena rae ory Noe 6% | with the usual standard; but in consideration of the The new mercial erpatchiw of to day aid i re nath oats to 0 ‘ “ fe smile ure of Lablache, dane cancan | a Miele oe reseh ber im time to be gent out in ber, owing 10 “ rothe Matra 4 trloopher ‘ with Pagar, This aylphide olfort brought down the | a eprntichecgen one orig Fao out In tho assortion that | working of the wires in cousequence of th peat and clieapest or ove Weg ‘ ' f of laugh I comed Shee - ~ > ww " and — riot p ancnterhceyes. ma ries i comedian | “There was great attraction at the Opera House. Nort. Mportunt Statiatios, Forty-four Firs: Preminms tm Is6a. gt with. Wisin ; na Compelied to repent it, very much to his discom: | oitirs mont popular work, “Lucrezia Borgia,” was to be | THR PRODUCTION AND RXPORTAT ar, ? There fe Piret vo MA i a: 2 4 soot are. b eine® . " arieor- 1 1 or r * ‘ ° sung by the Maretzek troupe; and in this opera they are | An esteemed correspondent in Hay 1 The on ‘ s 1 he best that have be | a & RAKED . «hie ‘ r bese Ah oanolonggibery ioe ee | vastly successful; while, to give to tho allair © spice of | lowing lateresting tabular statom ng the pro there fir anions ° ae | on oe He siguie ; Produced this season, and will bear frojuent repetition, | a veity, Mme. Virginia Lorinl was to assume the role of | duction and cousumption of wugar:— means Gre Brebiing. flew Ts on | “ahr Mery t BLE MIA, Boe Personal Intelligence. | the Dechoss, which but a few nights suce wax sung by | Beport of Sugars from the Principal Pred ing Covnicies | wvoet, Brovkiyn 0 f ‘ . In the Hist of pascongers by the Morning Star, from New | Mme, Medori, Those present were amply repaid rose drat cepa ret. | Ghenee & Ma P fren, eaperencty - ‘oe Orleans, we notice the name of Liewtenant Fred. Van | for baving braved the storm the enjoyment | Cuba, tone 420.009 | Sewing Ma . ne ars F a wad Ti x ® Viiet, a gallant young «fficer belonging to the Third | of as fine a performance of Donizetti's chef-d'enere as 0 Hein 00 | Remteeen, idly | OO P ‘ fin United States regular cavalry, who retures home wound. | could be lixtened to, The artists were, with an excep. | ina Colonies $11 foo < ver om the G: ‘ Td 4 pa ® ‘. ” od. Lieutenant Van Vieit, though barely tweoty.oue | tion or two, in excellent voice, and seemed inepired to | Prtch Amtil 18000 Kneas Ss years of age, is quite a veteran jn the service, He was | unusaal exertions from a desire to reward their audience | firr™ Lad + 195,000 114,000 . oom on ty antl 00 Geveral A. J. Smith's staff, in General Graut's army, | for @ display of great devotion to musi | a ome vend os Ane > 7 F . and was engaged in all the battles around Vickeburg, j ‘The principal roles In the opera were sung Inst evening | Jaya won 08,009 ry fer, Key ‘ » ond had a horse killed under him ot the battle of Jack tw mirably by Mme, Lorivi oe Ln ia, Mile, Sulser Ge in, ‘ 5.000 Pomel) s : . rickcat s aaeaaal Ursin, Mezzolcni as Gennaro, and Piacht a Puke Al oiaione, sesoee $5,000 fon, Mississipp!. Alter the fall of Vicksburg he accompa «0, but. ux on the cecasion of the firet periormattes of | Pest root produce— Nore vu, Bied bis corps (the Thirteenth army corps), to New | this opera tiie seaeen, the cecondary refer, which are meu. , Pravc 144.00 wm oy Oriaaws, and was on the staf of General burbr y won Oe v “ artiete were rendered by © Holalur ..++6 ove ‘ o ‘ ” 10 e country ore he was | M?tth, Bellid, Yppoliio and Coletti, Of curse the enrmiie | Zollverei vires 00900 100.009 . 4 * ‘ the recent buitle tu the Tecb: try, whore he wa Moen IN he lore Lt Resue and heapete ie - et ® Hew, Fhe 4 : wounded, The ball pasted throug him leg and kille! his ert act fine voices - ° 1 . * horse. ‘The wound, though somewbat painful, i not making the perforteance a | Total tons 148.009 » . D Pi tinte ‘ A Kreat suee Deficit ” Mira i 4 i A Fes considered dangerr ‘ : ame Lorint, who wre in «plendid voles, song the ‘ . A - Li Admiral Lisovski W. B.S Moore, of Come b Bello’ with to meen taste and eoperior Total 721 100 ret vw Maine, Colooel F. Ef M. Sick and M ution a wee the whee to enthusiastic a Favt natord of exporting, w nport ) WOYT BER ’ ° * Evans,of Boston any: G, &. Restor, of jause, In the duo between Gennaro (Maxzule Mombay ‘ ria will constime the mn 2 arte hemnty ¢ ‘ Toor ¥. db pidsom, of ntted | Lucrenia the a acl 1 nace We ngiend will jcreare hor comsumpton, owing t “ . F $A Mois States Navy; ¢ chester, and’. | net apne y fine pert the lower duties on tea, by about 20,000 | whe 1 HOVT > : " & ‘ B. Young and farmily, stopping at the | of Mad aad that wo feel aa. fe! k in Frame..... 4 Wind @ ho » ser, Astor House. sore a Cr more xaiiy | Peper i etock om the Comtinent : ano WM de Some tiweh ie Knot ’ we Hoo, Geor, nd family, of ‘Voxhington Terr pure, eweet | Lows by the fire in the stores of Regia ian aykes ree f Mie iHancoas . Le 7 j Hie , Wes never board - " r . ¥ . t ter ad Modame Lorin Total ‘ . 4, ¥ ha. od with wpirit ‘ well in the gor Hi te dedicating herself to the cuit t of inate i ; a pin, of Rhode isla: stoppieg & oven . to ngs Of wouwual sat no pr nee Wo suget, prices of Uv veg Aweat t ‘ Hotel. action we t Tuinous, Whilst the rates of the former are butt Biss on io @wper tal “ by sugar crop by ° ad S ‘e The ove, wiehirg to gvveTrince AI med at the Weight of tt Mee @ particular mark of nis stem. hs ered on bim sadly Gay eotbarieen. © . | the deficit . the J A Welter from Rome of the 27th of October contains the | opera ax wung hi The beet root crop io France, secording to the Journal Se Oe erty: Uh ¥ fol'owing:=The Pope paid a visit yesterday to th + eee mat evening, aithouga | da Fabricant d+ wil fOt exesed from 120,000 to | _— -. - wir Ses x of Bavaria at Villa dt Malta, his Holiness being a . 130 009 tons mat mur nat 172,900 im 188. - Saveges Ue Heceived tht. Day, Bied by Mgrs. Borromeo, Arese aod Pooca, aud by the ' ’ peel eeog eOt | The rerolutwa (G Pviaud makes eaguriation mapOMbe | Op bole e meey, ML Brow U A