The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1867, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. : Sowpax, Nov. 24, 1867. The gold market was, on the whole, steady during the Past week, tne extreme range having been from 1387% to 1403{, with the closing transactions at 140, the laiter Price being bid. The supply of cash gold was in excess of the borrowing demand, and loans were made at 407 Percent premium for carrying, The Sub-Treasury dis- ‘bursed $2,047,000 in payment of interest on the gold ‘Dearing debt and received for customs duties about a ‘million and a half. The shipments of specie and bullion aggregated only $346,075. The government ‘was a seller to a moderate: amount, and the city banks gained $1,764,146 in specie, Although there is a large “ghort" interest outstanding, the street is rather bullish than bearwh on gold, and yesterday the disposition to buy on specalation for a rise was increased by Tumors from Washington regarding the forthcoming report of the Judiciary Committee on the impeachment -f the President. Thus far, however, the effect of the meeting of Congress upon the market has been loss than was expected; but the indications, nevertheless, -are that the debates on the financial question will bo ‘very spirited, and that there will be a lively contest be- tween the inflationisis and the contractionists in both houses, which will make speculation more active, So far as foreign affairs are concerned there {gs nothing to create disturbance in the Gold Room; but the contin- gencies to which we are liable in connection with the large amount of our foreign indobtedness are sufficient tall times to maintain the premium at a higher point than it would command if such foreign indebtedness did not oxist. ‘The offect of the excessive contraction of the cur- reucy during the past year, amounting to more than a Dundred millions, is seen in “the prevailing ‘depression of trade not only in this city but all over the country, and = great snxiety is manifested by the mercantile community ‘with respect to the future policy of the government in relation to the currency. It therefore becomes the 6e- tious duty of Congress to take action upon this impor- ‘tant sunject with as little delay as possible. The senti- ment of the great mass of the people 1s opposed to fur- ‘ther contraction in any.form, and the West 1s clamor- ous for more-legal tender paper, while the South asks for more national bank notes in order to increase the ‘banking facilities in that section. Congress, in dealing ‘with the question, should pursue a conservative course, neither adopting the views of those who would bank- fupt the country by perseverance in contraction, nor of those who would produce a similar result by wild echemes of iniiation, It should amend the ‘act authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to cancel United States notes at the rate of four millions a month, ‘by providing that no further contraction shall take place, and that plain legal tenders shall be substituted for the remainder of the interest bearing legal tenders 4m circulation as fast as they mature, The volume of he currency now bardly excceds the permanent re- quirements of the country, and in the course of time it ‘will be inadequate. It is, therefore, a mistaken policy which would dwarf the enterprise and industry of mation and inflict widespread d:stress upon its people by ‘Curtailing the circulating medium only to expand it again at ome future time, Mr. McCul- toch, however, appears to think that con- traction is the one thing needful for us, and that specie payments will usher im the miliennium. ‘The warning which the financial history of England, be- ‘tween the years 1815 and 1823, conveys 1s lost upon him in his eagerness to avoid a repetition of that of the old ‘Continental money and the French assignats. The fesults of the efforts of Great Britain to restore specie payments between the yoars mentioned by curtailing the circula- tion of Bank of England notes wero disastrous in the extreme; and, although specie payments were resumed in 1821, busmess was prostrated, bankruptcy was gene- ral, and the distress of the laboring claeses—large num- bers of whom were without employ ment—was so great that bread riots and other threatening demonstrations took place in various parts of the kingdom, and it was mot till five years after resumption had taken Place that the country fully recovered from the pros- trating effects of the undue contraction of the circula- tion. This danger should be especially guarded against in this country, the more particularly as the Southern States are still laboring under the exhausting effects of the war and in need of an abundant supply of currency ¢o assist in the work of recuperation. The daily range of the market during the week was as here shown :— Tho stock market was unsettled and rather bearish in temper, owing mainly to the artfficial monetary stringency produced by the operators for a fall inraiiway shares, mong which were the members of the Erie “pool,” who had been large aeliers in the latter part of the pre- vious week. On Saturday afternoon, however, there ‘was a decided change for the better, notwithstanding that the bank statement was construed somewhat un- favorably on the street, and Erie advanced to71¢ under large purchases by the Erie clique. The general impres- sion now is that the market has turned and that its course will be upward work next week, but so much depends upon the manipulation of the ciiquos that or- dinary calculations, based pon facts and natural causes, are of little value in estimating its immediate fature, The cliques themselves show no consistency of action, being alternately bull and bear for the sake of loading and unloading at the exponse of the sireet, and by selecting Northwestern common and Erie for manip- ulation at advancing figures, and neglecting the divi- ond paying stocks, except New York Central and Hud- son River, they give to the market a very artifical ap- pearance. The bulls have a strong argument in their favor in the enlarged earnings of the railways as compared with those of last year, and the growing conviction in the public mind that railway property is improving in value and likely to rank high in the scale of profitable investments under honest and proper management. The gloomy feeling ‘which prevails in all departments of trade, and the sus- pense with which the action of Congress in reference to the currency ts awaited, are, however, against them; but ‘with the suspension of contraction, a decided improve- ment would at once be experienced all over the country, and the sense of relief would be nowhere more keenly felt than io Wail street, The beavy fall in Pacific Mail, tales having been made as lors as 11834, ex dividend, on Saturday—equal to 121% with the dividend on—hada Sendency, in conjunction with the scarcity of money, to demoraiize the whole market, and, under the circum. sances, it is rather sarty.ising that tle decline in the gen- eral share list waa greater, Northwestern common ad- ‘vanced in the face of the active demand for money, and there wore lagge trnnsactions jn the stock above 57. An attempt was @& one time made to move the preferred stock upwagt, hut after advancing to 663; it suddonly reiapsed. Pha) there should be a difference of only about \vight poreey't between the two stocks is @ striking and feature of the market. At the close, at mx o'clock Vist evening, a somewhat buoyant speculative fooling 7 revailed and the following quotations were cur- ‘Pent, (7.6 advance in Erie from 6934, the point to which At des ined after the first regular board, being equal to Ads’ per cont:—New York Central, 1133¢ a 1133; Erie, 71 @%L4; Hudson River, 12436; Reading, 0676 0.96; Michi- nm Southern, 7934 a 794 ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 83 a 4; Rock Island, 96 = 95:4; Fort Wayne, 06X a 97; Northwestern, 567% a 57; do. preferred, 64% a 66; Pacific Alail, 120.0121; Obio and Mississippi certificates, 2534 a 8534; Western Union Telegraph, 3235 a 323,. Money was easy at seven percent, with transactions ‘at six in some instances on Government seurities, until @hortly before two o’clock on Tuerday, when it be- ame suddenly more active than at any time since the monetary panic early in Ostober, and many of the stock Brokers had considerable difficulty in making up their Dank accounts, The stringency continued until Friday, although . the most severe pressure was felt on Wednes- day, whom it became easier; the supply at seven per cont being about equal to the demand, and yesterday there was a still more decided change for the betier, the market having apparently resumed its sormal eondition, Even first class commercial paper was unsalable at the banks unless offered by castomers in urgent neod of ac- commodation, and om the street it wus offered freely at 82.10 per cont without, in al! but « few cases, nding buyera, while for inferior grades there was little or no market at any price, This stringency was aggravated by the distrust following the announcement of the failure of J. K. Place & Co.,@ large house in the wholesale grocery trade, with heavy liabilities and light assets, and rumors of other failures in the same business as well as in the shipping trade, which, however, lacked confirmation, The acts of those who thus conspired together to make money scarce by having checks certified against their deposits, ‘without using them, for the sake of preventing the banks from loaning the money, a8 weil as of those who other- wise withdrew currency from circulation with the same object in view, cannot be too severely deprecated; and if offences merit punishment according to the injury they inflict upon society, the members of combi: to make money scarce deserve prosecution ‘@ peni- tentiary more than many of those who are suffering the penalty of wrong-doing~in the State Prison. It is to be regretted that the Treasury Department saw fit at such atime to still further deplete the coffers of the banks by selling gold, instead of pursuing the opposite course of buying seven-thirty notes for the purpose of re- ducing its currency balance, It is to be hoped that Congress Will see the necessity of legislating with regard to the purchase and sale of securitits and gold by the depart- ment, so as to limit the discretionary authority at present invested in the Secretary of the Treasury. The conver- sions of seven-thirty notes into five-twenties during the week were active and aggregated $11,978,550. ‘The statement of the city banks for the week reflects the recent stringency, but is on the whole more favor- able than was expected from the severity of the pinch. Whilo the legai tender notes have been reduced §3,207, 739, the deposits $3,021,170 and the circulation $4,455, the specie has been increased $1,764,146, and the loans $903,925. It therefore appears tat the reserve of the banks im legal tender notes and specie is $14,408,123 in excess of the legal limit, the iiabilities in deposits and circulation being $208,851,594, upon which the required twenty-five per cont would be $52,212,898, whereas the reserve actually held is $66,621,021; but if we omit to count the specie the reserve is $1,090,987 below the legal limit. ‘The totals of the last two statements stand as follows:— Pert The toreign exchange market was quiet but firm ‘under a light supply of bills, and at the close bankgra’ bills on England, at sixty days, were quoted at 109% a 10934 ; at three days, 109% a 109%; commercial bills, 10824 a 108%; bills on Paris, at sixty days, 5.1614 05.15; atthree days, 5.143% @ 513%. Other bills were rated thus:— Commercial. 70% a 10% BY a 18% 40% a 40% 35. 3535 6.18% a 5.17% ‘The interest in gold on the first mortgage bonds of the Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern division, due December 1, 1867, will be paid on presentation of the coupons at the office of Dabney, Morgan & Co., 53 Exchange piace, New York. The following gentlemen were elected directors of the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company at the annual meeting of the stockholders:—H. H. Ward, C. H. Ward, Levi Parsons, Frederick Billmgs, William A. stephens, J.P, Robinson, W. F, Aldrich, W. P. Converse, Charles iH. Wells, James H, Wells, G. T. M. Davis, C, F. Manson, D. R. Garrison; and for President, Vice President, Treas- urer and Secretary, Messrs, Davis, Parsons, Stephens and Manson, respectively. The subjoined statement shows the highest prices at which the leading stocks sold at the first regular board ‘on each of the following Saturdays: — a 2. Nov, 9. Nov. 16. es ms = 116 : 32 82K Government securities were quoted at ‘the close of business.on each Saturday of the past three weeks as Fee ert Sixes of 1881. 112%; a nes Ten-fortice, 10174 5-20's of 1862, 108 ', 1083 5-20's of 1864, 10554 @ 10535 §.20's0f 1865. 106%, a 106%, new....10744 a 107% Sdoeortees, 1074 a 107% 7.30's, June. 105%; a 1053, 1054 a 105%, 7.30", uly, -1053; 2105), 105% a 1053, Annexed is a comparative daebekunceae the sbip- ments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the correspondiag perloas im 1865 and ak. Nov, 16, 11336 a 1135/4 101% a 101%, 108° 2 10834 5 10544 0 105%; 1063¢ 0 106%, 106%¢ a1 W078 a 107% 107% 9 107%; 1866. 1967. Forty-seventh w’k. sissies $781,865 = $346,075 Prev! rep'td.. 26,495,103 57,150,012 45,377,729 Totals... ++ $27,218,619 $57,981,877 $45,723,804 ‘The exports to the corresponding period in the previ- ous thirteen years compare as follows :— 1859. 1868. Subjoined is the total valuation of the foreign imports at New York for the week ending November 22, com- pared with those of the two preceding weeks, as also the value of the dry goods entered at the port and thrown on the market since January 1 of this year and for ihe “waa we ta bay =a ad for. 15. Wow, 22. a oe. - seasaes sidings s00 ied 1,595 Total for the week... $5,039,712 $3,049,492. $3,197, 684 The imports of dry goods for the week anc since Janu- ary 1 compare as follows :— aera ath port s2.nteri20 $1.00 at ie . S bo ema 1,887,672 1, 178,782 Byer ey port. $75,802,127 $117,308,055 $51,096,646 ‘Thrown om market... 79,471,042 112,100,372 $7,490,029 COMMERCIAL REPORT. SarToRbay, Now. 3~—6 PM. Corrox.—The transactions were more liberal, bui the tone of the market was weak; prices were not quoiably lower, however. The demand was almost entisely tor ex- port, The sales footed ap 3190 bales, of which 2,000 wore taken by exporters. We be Tadlo, Buifet, # | snerifi was hay) but ‘rmly held “at former aca wie Faxiguts.— 0 Ena 600 boxes cheese, ‘35s. To Bris. cotton at ‘a 2a, 150 at 22s, bd. uarters wheat to dDaak with 000 currency, and a Britiah vessel with 550 to: to London on private terms. Gomis inal. res oppo and prices were steady. Hay. ay — Shipping was tend! pee feat at 8c. while retail a aye ot St a $1 59. tases We leard > sales. Manila was nominal at .°., guid. ‘Mor ies es market was dull, the aa mules being confined to small lots to the trade, Prices Me ge Stoxes,—There was less py Tor 9 alts tur. and market closed rather weak at Sic. dors quoted Oi}go. 8 Oc. The sales were 35 bbls, ai xd 300 do. in bond. fa Wilningwon, om private teris, of rosin remained dull ana heavy at former tious, Sales were made of 30) bbls. common at Me. hp do, good strained et 00 do. | 1 $3 12) 2 Son selnnd 06 68 & $3 3, jo. low strained at $3 Oru. -Ldsssed was foes active and though no lower, We quote $1 a $1 02 t salon, pn were heavy, casks. We heard of no important ‘Other kinds were uncha: FryRornow.— Crude in bulk was firmly held.at Lhe. a 120.. but the business consummated was rodernte, ibe sales were 700 bbis. in shipping order at 18c,,600 do, in bulk at Tiize. and X00 do, tbr December delivery, sellerds option, on private terms. Bonded opened firm at 25}<¢c., and closed frior witha good demand at about 2640. the ‘offerings on the spot were very light, and the business was entirely for future delivery: “the sales were bla. standard oy of 1,600 bbls. for thix' month was made om private toma n Bhiladetph Bae of ao t ‘Paorisiont.— tence: pie bbla. pork, #48 do, beef, LIT do. out meats and 05 do, wud 18 kegs lard. ‘the demand ior ae continued light, and prices were heavy, new mess at about $2) 65. sales cash, and regular, were i eo 18. at $20 65 a $20 75 for new mens and for future de- very wre uote gales of 1,100 ble, do. do. for January and ebruary at $22, seller's option. Beet mandatabout former rates nlse 160 bbIs: at $8. $al for ox: tra mess and $13 « $18 for plain do. Tierce beet was in good demand, the saies comprising about 600 bis. prime and India mess on private terms, part, powever, at Beef hams were inlight demand; sales 100 bbls. at $36 a $28. Out meats were dull, and we have no sales of consequence to re- Port; prices were uw inged. Bacon was in light demand, and heavy; sues 100 boxes city long clear on private terms, and Npey oar yo jauinager cut at 10%c., seller twenty oF The market for was steady ; the sales were 700 bbls, at 12}¢c. a 1%e., according to quality. —Carolina was wochanged at #30. a 9}4e., with small sales within the range. Sugan.—Prices of raw were sieaity, fair 19 good ret Qube bei Peing quoted at hie. a 124°.” The sales ware ene to about bhds.," at 120.8 a 18c, for Cuba, snd 500 boxes at Lidge. a sige.” Relined was quiet, but steady, at ‘@ 16%e. for Hara, Urge. a 16%. for soft white and le. a aie. for yeliow. Sueps.. linseed was dui and heavy at former prices, Clover “ unchanged at Ie. a hy was quoted at $2 50 rough flax at a $3 50. Sreanine was ee moderate request and chet, with sales of, Bescon bbls. af 13c. a 12}ge. ‘aLiow was in fair demand. Sales 150,000 lbs. at nig at a Hee. ‘KY,—Receipts, 38 bbis. Western and State were dull and nominal at 30. a Sc. in bond, _ POLITICAL. MELTING OF, THE INDEPENDENT DEMOC! SRATIC Fifth Aldermanic district, was held at Club, of the Robert Harrison's, 127 West Houston street, last evening. w ‘The meeting was called to order, and nomination adjourned to 7 T A MEETING OF THE TENTH WARD INDEPEND- ent Association, held at 15 Delancey street, on Satur. day evening, it was unanimously resolved, That we indorse the Hon. Fernando Wood for Maj yor, and pledge ourselves to use all our influence in his behalf, a Gran, Treasurer. F FRENCH, Ri rong on Auxke, Secretary, Vice President, EMOCRATIC NOMINATION 4 ‘hird School District, Ninth and Sixteenth Wards, For School Commissiones WILLIAM H. GRAY. ENTERAL GRANT CLUB.—AN ADJOURNED MEET. ing of this club will be held at headquarters, corner Broadway and Twenty-third street, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 26, 1867, at 8 o'clock. By, th ‘ RUFUS F. ANDREWS, President. Joun J. Suaw, Gro. H. Suxtnos, } Seoretaries OLS WILL BE SOLD ON TNE CANDIDATES FOR Mayoralty election every evening at RILEY'S, corner of Twenty-eighth®trect and Broadway. J B. JOHNSON, OOLS WILL BE SOLD AT LAFAYETTE WALL, 5% Broadway, for the Mayoralty candidates, on Monda: RIND every evening up to the election, by JACK: 5 MLE | INDY KE. 1 OPLE'S ¢ CANDIDATE, Tenth Aldermanic District, ‘or Alderman. Hermann Albert, hhout making an; ‘orelock. ing any Ra CITIZENS! RALLY! THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK to vi oppressive legislation, high taxes, corrupt officials, and expeasive commissions, in favor of honest and efficient public oMicers, nd municipal ‘ork. The following. with other distinguished Barer, will addresa the meeting: — Hou. James 3. Tha Hon. Richard J e Hon. James Broo} Hou. And. J. Rogers. L&T THE PEO! GATHER IN ‘THKIR MIGHT, By order of the Cominitiee of Arrangements. . JOHN KELLY, Chairman, 1p VY. FReewas, > J. Gauver, SOBA RY? PRATIC ASSO. eLat 2élavenue Bon Wednesday evening, N _Tnos, Winsos, Sect ]vNton REPUBLICAN NOMINAL ward, Fourteenth Aldermanic Di THOMAS | _SfEY! EN RTH WARD—TAMMANY HALL AND V 1eTORY. FOR & Senool ‘tr of the Filth ward, Frederick P7TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC UNION SCHOOL, CON- veation.—At a meeting of this Convention, held Mitchell's Hotel, Fifty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, on Saturday evening, Nevember 23,00 & formal ballot bein taken, John Jas,er received 38 votes and James B. Brady 1 for Commissioner of the above District. ue nomination wax made wnanimon MY, Secretary. — JOHN KGAN, Chairman. MISC ELLANEOU N ‘epe © ATED youNe LADY wouLD LIKE ro ALY travel with » ¥ ax Companion, KoFerness, planint, Greseimnaker or child's nurse; expenses will be considcred as caulvalent ty services; principal object ix to leave thie ety. 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Tay. a6 Ninth he Ly KL Bec 2 Eh se Broadway, imine HUNTER CAN CURB WORST CASES OF R- ag sags TSO, <0 SOT, 4% Divisivn street, se ee asad on 14 DUANE Eo kar ne pay. ee Seares NEW youg sme som AY, NOVEMBER 25, 1867, ah INGA ae een. yun a mooM 0 ‘ON TEE | THE *EED i ABA BN fede The audience nightly pay the Scioaio at ‘tears of anes of emmapethy smiles of joy wit ‘poor bun hunted FAC SIMILE OF 7 a figKETOFLaAvE CONTINUED AND PC THe OhkaT MORAL ative THis ae pANOW At we. sex oF Seat FRsenNes, the bearer », Robert Brierly, was duly tried and convicted at the sessions of the Central Criminal Court, held * Old Bailey, in the year of our Lord 18#4, of the, ‘crime 0! forged bank notos, and was gentoneed 10 imprison- ment for ny period of four years, Sugpbormnass, the said Robert Brierly, having shown aby, hie snbee conduct while incarcerated that bois af sub) for Her Majesty's clemency, it's on a Ticket-of. of-leere, ple i w ty Be ‘ot iowing regulations ‘That it’ ‘shalt. in forer of the autborities to revoke bia Tenet for cami ng with or harboring fpolaciously bad characters or cont having in his possess or ar ous justruments, or having no visible means of support, or being again Viewed. For either stich casos he Wil ba sent back to publio works, to the unexpired term of his original sen- arorok UneY, Becretary Home Department, Josuva Jens, Inspector General of Prisoners. Benny Tisnerrs, Governor of Gaol. ‘This ticket to be when demanded by an consta- ble er authorized of the law. ENDORSED DESCRIPTION OF HOLDER: TICKET-OF-LEAVE NO. 31,864. {-Robert Brierly, ssaasel wwoaty yan yours. Es Agi tiny Tight chook; the front “teeth GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, THANKSGIVING DAY. vya, Wu pth —This is the: Men ae, mg “ag wo ‘| ama lersey City, Newar! Cara and a, the every oe minutes to all the ferries Skate “skovneD bare in Some 6, SIX DAYS IN ALLACK'S, Manager, . Mr. LESTER WALLAOK, 1st repestti ‘announced that the new and o drama by Mr. Waite Phillips, now boing perf greatest titled fucose” on has been purchased by AOR EH oy yy a8 MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMB: sic, and arranged by Mr. Thomas riate. scenery, by Messrs. H. by. Messrs. G. Flannery ointments, by Mr. Jas. ffects, by Mr. Henry Butler, aod in Lon- KEEPER'S LODGE a SEFTON | PARK, SORRE WITHERED a NOTS, ACT 1.—GOTHIC SITTING ROOM tk SEFTON ABBEY, 2.—MAUD'S PERIL, ACT IIT. 1.—RECEPTION ROOM aT SEFTON ABBEY. 2—THE KNIFE. ACT Iv. 1.—BLACK LION HOTEL, YORK, THE CONVIC w STANDARD PLAYS continuing unabated, due notice will be given of their rep. ctition, ‘They are suspended for the present, in order that 10 manager may present to the pul ager MN GVELTY AND VARIETY, Box book open six ‘ange in advance, _Doors open at 7545 performance commences at 3. Fees ou, mH ERATE UNBOUNDED PUBLIC EWEHUM ASM. f onne BBE ING Ni ar on NES! ¥ AND WE! SDAY, RSD A and SATU! ADAY. MaTiN ei at one. UCHESS OF repR ge my EVER PRDAe EVENING! HE - AND sit Posiure for the last'tlme this seasot AME AUX pees Tickets - thet teers: Sokirinn id a, and Bocers, 1 rien fallery, 00 ores, ae to ae hee Be- BLLY & LEON'# MINSTRELS, 72 BROADWAY. MOB? COMPLETE COMPANY IX THE WORLD. ALWATS ZUMNY, © ORIGINAL AND CROWDED, wel Pe aes THE ONLY LEON, MARGUEKITE. fl Tz. a oa MEFISTOPILES. EDWIN. eek —_ dold Song. nade." [F 8 PS RLnCTON PRECH, STRAT AGE. > ae H a CADE. BANJO 'CONVU LSLON! “pouBLA VOCAL RCONTRIGIITES. ODWORTH HALL, 206 BROADWAY. 12'S LAST FIVE NIGHTS. pp) eT THAskSUiVING Le AT 236 O'CLOCK. Tickets, _Matnee, 6 ‘cout andres age open Mi . pes 2 ACADEMY OF MUSIC. HANKSGIVING NIG@T, UitsDa ~ NOVEMBER 2, ‘The following artists f1 WALLACK’S THEATRE ith i wim appeari>* DOMESTIC DRAMA open at 3 AN, VERNON, Ars. JENNINGS, ‘Miss KANOE, Miss WARD and Mrs. W: BOOK BOOK Now « OPEN. RATORIOS—STEINWAY HALL. Mr. L. F. HARRISON begs to announce that he has com- ies of SIX GRAND URATO- Rios to take Place during, the sexsun of 1857-68, at Bcein- way Hall, commenct ONAL Tt TAR xscivix DAY. THunspay, Nor. THE SEASO 'URSDAY, Dee. 12—SAMSO: ON WEDNTE eDAY Dee, 5—fHE MESSIAH, THURSD jan, B—THE CREATION. THURSDAY, Feb: JUDAS MACCABAUS, TRURSDAY, Mareh bar phe H. Mr. Harrison hae secured the services of the best Yololsts, including the celebrated Prima Donna, Mme, PAREPA-ROSA. Mr. GEO. SIMPSON, Tenor, 3. B THOMAS, Baritone Mr. THEO. THOMAS, Full Orchestra, THE GRAND CHORUS of the NEW FoE% HARMONIC SOCIETY, ITTER, Director. served seats, Singlo tickets, with reserved seats... .+.00.-00+e+004 1 50 Cun be objained at all the music ‘siares, general ticket office, 112 Broadway, and Steinway M: Noticr.—The sale of subscription vkane. will positively close on THURSDAY, Nov. 2 GtHinwax BALI UNDAY vi ieventng, DECEMBER 1, NINTH UNDAY CONCELT. LF. HARRISON ire stor rance in America ince et Sousin toc Mueope of the eanncnt American Soprano, togeties with the ren MISS JENNY BUSK, owned MR, LEOPOLD DE MEYER, ess throughout the Eastern cities during the last ct “Gomes PLS MENTARY 2 whose month. Broo pm, Nov. 6, 1867, To Mrs. Mani Assot:—Your a1 Friends in Brooklyn aze domrous of ‘expressing to you. by a/pashie tex one ne riey, A. A. Low, E.'S. R. y Bat ye B: Titod, A. Cooke Hull. Jas, 1 Wrothiggham, fA. i. B. le, Low, Leopold ‘Bierwirth, A. 'P. Puinam, W: Alex. M Whit, Ixaac Uf, Frothingluam, sient @. nore id, Sidney roan, 3. B. Chittenden, a i n 61 MUSEUM OF Ai 18 rondwage serie ai ye” Ege ingests 7 ar LF. Bal moe of at 1 begins if Before "i Nae Sacosbs Sa CROOK, end Jarret & Palmers Parisein: "RO! SATURDAY, NOV. 3 1357. AFTERNOON AT 1; EVENING 4 ar AO Bad 3 pil’ be o Senet the moat famous lacie ever acted oon wituossed by Oxf “AND A See ON of peopic, coutinues to attract crowded audiences ightly, ‘The piece presented with AND BALLET, NIBLO's, BL NIBLO'S, Sitin aawonS, NI "8, NIBLO'S, NI 3. NIB) : LA GARDE IMPERIALE, ONE BUNDRED AND FIFTY CHILDREN, NIBLO’s. NIBLO'®, D Maral A OBILI ‘wore eer Miles Bonfanti and Bliilos, su wat Van Hamme, Sig. Costa, twenty Prewmie: eos. ome uneq! Premium Treasformation, (which cost 315 the largest sum ever expended upon « single scene). e Matchless Ball Fairy Gro — by Richard 0: ary Lane, SEATS fs SROUREL Sik DAYS IX IN ADVANCE, rer ‘AVENUR 7! ‘HEA i CITY. Bi Y INawehts UE IW lg ee dint EVENING, .RUTE OF é em a THE BEST on Mort HUSBAND. FFINGWE! TARD WATKIN: author of “Peep 0" eh, for 0 eo cnties EEE. nr NOV. YE SRAND 4 _THANKSGIVING STINE, THURSDAY, NOV. 98. IANKSGIVING THANKSGIVING plat THANKSGIVING the New York Theatre, 738 Broadway. at WORRELL SISTE! WEW YORK FuEAS 728 BROAD’ THIRD WEEK AND POSITIVE TRIUMPH . or REV, HENRY WARD BKECHER'S GREAT PATRIOTIC amp Lier“ oe will be repealed rps viens ous nd Saluntey Afternoon, at tho Ni WARMEST THEATRE. is Tar oF ‘wOoOD” Th rmanee is received with shouts NORWOOD" Pes ga the thrilt ne: War Tableau The Down Rast (um ed tenet © aorton,, bos a folge od sorm "omaanse ‘ot foal "people eat rel THE PERFORMAN ae TERMINATES AT 103 o'clock, WOOD.—SEE HOW PETE, poly DARKEY, OR Mrored” off and took the “pledge” stroug. ‘g 0OD.—HOW THE VETERANS ENJOYED eewotieas the night before a battle, The most pistuce enque scene over realized on the stage. .—-THE BEAUTIFUL STORY nd A HID. NO Grn ove letter; and how it nearly severed two hearts. ‘¢ the Worrelt Sisters’ New York theatre: every night an® Saturday afternoon. ORWOOD.—MRS. _PARTINGTONS produced in “The Hardserabble Bo the uniquesongs of that “case” and th Gettysburg camp fire. . TAKER'S STORY OF & Onn a ate Soe a grieving husband's whole cheap sexton, Nightly jORWOOD” ‘nnd the: Soldiers igh th; yo phon ae on over tn Norwood" therichest a1 i edy produced since “Our American Cousin. 2 —THIRD WEEK AND CROWDED Noises eon ‘tand Saturday afternoon. Pope- lar prices at the New ‘ork theatre. Breen HALL, CORNER BBOADWAY AND FER. fring week. street. Great attrections ie ‘Than! PILG. SrLENDID TABLEAU. aECUTE, é RGEOUS TRANSFORMATION. NOTICE—To over a5 “our out 4 town patrons to see this magnificent 8) there wi ey Penis WEEK. On Tuesday, porns and eer usr. w Also every night at 5 0’ Boweer THEATRE, Sensation Dra CAPTALN. NSeRUCE Find HIGHWAYMAN. OF KENNYNGTON, Drama/of, GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY, THANKSGIV Vik two 0 performances. AT Dag hr imac fir wipes on UMPHANT. THANKSGIVING WEEKS “rox Sor Tie MILLION. TROUPE iP OF THE WORLD. Tus moet tales Grer conceutrniad, the VIVIAN. the present ‘day. tothe — Excellent, performers, dancers, MLLK, wi TAN otal MA’ rt NERO ‘ON “rhURSDAY AFTERNOO . (pose PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 301 BOWERY, First time, a new local drama, enti! 4 TOUR AROUND NEW YORK, A 100K AROUND NEW YO! OR,.DAY AND NIGH TIN THE GhsAt OITY. erhay with the wonderful or, vi OK ROBERT NICK! and ithe accomplifiied: Danseuse, Mise iro BaGae. GREAT CARL New ballet, iE DUCHESS OF “GEROLSTIEE. TONY PASTOR in SONGS pt the Di A GLORIOUS. VARIETY BILL, raise ot fa, Matineo WEDNESDAY and SATU; Bare THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DA’ GRAND MATINGE, AT 2 O'CLOUK, WAN FRANCL MINSTRELS, 68 BROADWAY. ‘The Trouble commences at a quarter to ei ‘The HERALD, of tue 20th, says, “ The tentiartes of of Fun to the Sober City of Gotham pine RN AMHOLD, BEM * packow AN YRANCisco Minera Tmmanse Guscens of posey 58 NEWOOMB'S N New Song aad THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. v HELLO AND MACBETH, STA DIVA, , STORI'S MEDS Soreatal ° caus "yas GALL MAOH. TEW yor! U8, Ww P itt Oe 14 F aie (amin wo EES THANKSGIVING WERE: SaTURDAY, commeneit every lint aay aye the wal cifay" Ron, x NOVEMBER %, Tie MATINERS, é HER BRILLIANT STARTLING AR&NIC Wiic’ BPLENDORS, including AbL THE MOST SENSATIONAL PRATURES, which bare Sheracteriaod he performances ot ‘at this eoteie lishment daring te prot ALS ) ef equal riage = rie iveness. 7 a ‘T RUSS! aw ee BEng cieyie PPAU, THE GREAT t 4 whose astounding feats upon the vigne frapeoe have been. Pronounced by the public aud t iC raged Son" ek Wad WN Eon, OS, ABRIAL, FLiamrs i seats CL WETING “BOMERSAULTS oe RIMTLLINGRY EXCETING extiton of dart and at ic akilt the world hae ever 00 "Yiret wesket ths quest of > UFF oO) BACK, ‘ entre eet tere: Aaahnen pn. Mme oe ere RR DisPLAY OF . TISTIC BQ AND aliteaisina NCROBATIC Fe FEATS, introducing REAT J0ny He GREAT THE WORDRIP Ute Bent od ae eee LADLE CIRCUS TRUUPR, J[OourY's. OPERA HOUSE. BROO] ec, mark Crack, Perera, Ballet ing ae Tas nse