The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1868, Page 10

10 e NEW YORK CITY. 7 "i cet UHED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. barge of Lupodiug and Obstrecting “Justice, Before Commissioner Stilwell, The United States vs, Grorge th CrMY—The de- Tenant was yesteréay arrested o@ & Warrant issned on the aftidavit of Joshua F. 'Y, collector of the Fourth colicction district, Which aflldavit aet forth that at the insiance of the skid collector a ed edang was instituted ngainst Gomrge defendant), Ethan L. Watson and i, bine t tur cccuHing spirits which had been illicitly removed drom avdistitiery ta the month of June, the distillery bem ocenped and Tew by one iam Stewart, »oase Was sct down for trial on the 21st of June, the principal wituess against Crary we otpers, but Khe Was not forthcoming at the ndibe Sale had tobe postponed, It is alleged aguinst Qe defendant Crary ane the others that they dured and procured said Stewart to hide and keep the way of the officers who were ordered to suopcema him and bring him into court. © was vrougnt? before the Commissioner and gave ball in $5,000 20 attend al exainipalien into the case, set dows dor Friduy next, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. re a@Hiverce Case—Heavy Allowance of Alimony. Before Judge Cardozo. corgomud G. Lee vs, Stephen G. Lee. Vis is an ‘tion Lor divorce on the ground of alleged adultery by theaefendant, who is a merchant of this cily. Shortly after the commencement of the action an arrangement was made benween ihe parties by which the plainti? was allowed to retain custody of the children, defendant having the opportunity of ting them, and he also payed her a certan sum uatly agreed upon for her support. ‘the action for a time tay dormant, and upon the breaking ont of new troubles the suit, was reylved, dud & motiun The ide Dy the ntifr tor alimony pendente Ute aud counsel fees, The case was referred to tase testimovy as to the amount, and the reteree reported in favor of an allow. ance for the plainwtf® of alitinony at $750 per monih, or $1,000 per year. The case Was up to- day onLarguinent On a mowon by defendant for the reCuctfan of alimony and a petition for the eusioay of (ne children, He clams that the alimony is ex- consive and not proportioned (o plaints @ation in ad beyond his means, and that bis wife is sab- Geeasional fits of msanity and ebnihitions of temper, thus rendering her unfit to have c children. The sy denies these allegations and claims that her hushand’s original aud voluntary surrender of the chuldren to her cave wax a tacit admission that be deemed Limnsel untit to exercise proper guardian. shipoverthem, She is also of the unpressioa, of course, that s9,000 per annua is not excessive for the support of herself and children, The Court reserved its Geeision, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Another Mandamus to Compe! ibe Registers ot Fasten to Record a Wateeve Name. Tiw People ex vel. Henry Le F Kawara Peay: and others, Re ion af the Fourth District of the Rifteenth Ward, &e,—On the application of the relator La Farge, Judge Cardozo yesterday granted a writ of mandamns to compe) ihe resnondents, Mitchell, James P. Sdndell, ra ¢ wend ‘Thomas J, Townsend, Jr., to accept and r the name of the relator on the regist al the Fourth election district of the Fuleenth rd. wan ¢ afidavit of La Farge, on which the writ wes allowed, sets forth that he is a native of the city of New York and has resided all his bfe m said ity, aud tthe election district named for upwards of live months; that an election for President and r national, State and county oMficers is to take hat on the 13th of October the respond- = duly registered his name; that during the sum- mcr he has been travelling and is now temporarily 1g for purposes of his own convemence at the 1 House, corner of Broadway aud Thirty-first but did not lose and never intended ¢ itis residence in the said fourth election dis- tw Jos Init of the Fifteenth ward: that on the 14th of Octo- “her, desirous that there should be no misunderstand- «ing 28 19 his registration and residence at the elec- tien, he appeared a second time nefore the respond- ents and stated to them the fact ef his being 2 tem- boarder at the Clifford House, and that he und intended to continue to be a resident. district above mentioned; that upon such ent being made respondents erased his hume, from the registry is of said district in opposition to his desire and protest, and refused to restore it and still neglect and refuse to re-enter it; and bhat snch erasare and refusal were ip dciriment of his rights, and he prays the aid of this court in the premises, Judge Cardozo, on this afidavit, granted a per- semptory idamus, Which has been served on the Inspectors, and which requires jo the ordinary form ahve deiendants to make return of tie manner of their ovedience on Friday, the 0th ingt.. when, probably, ahe right of the relator will be fully discassed, ¥arusworth and Van siclen for relator. SUPERIOR COURT—SPEGIAL TERM. Order of Arrest for Alleged Slander. before Judge McCunn. Levnard vs, Davis.—n this case an application was made jor an order of arrest for stander alleged to haye been spoken by the defendant. Howin James, counse) for the plaintiff, read am- avile disclosing that he was ® real estate agent ding business on Broadway, that curmg the past sununer be was absent ia St, Louisa, sad that the de- fendaut, at the Filth Avenue llovel and otter phar mide use of the Language alleged to be slanderons, © aidavit of the defendant denied all the alle- vonri granted an order of arrest. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. ‘The “Vloating Pen”? Litigation. Before Jndge Barrett. Wied Lile—tn this ranch tigated case, as reported in the HeRaLp, the injanetion obtained by the plaintut bad been dissolved, A motion was now ic te renew the injunction upon the atlida- vits of experts that the invention of Mr. Little was ony an ttaprovement of a former patent. ‘The elec- trical b dsshenye was produced in court, aud after muh disenssion Conrt appomnted Wednesday rthe arguments, Edwin James for the ‘ward and R. Cummings opposed, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Hection Aifray—sientenced to the Prison, Hefore Recorder Hackett. Yesterday the Recorder sentenced William Rooney rison for one year and # hai, be having Led last week of an assault with a danger- weapon with intent to do bedtly harm to Daniel The © ice took place at a polling place ve ThiTd nuea year ago. This case has ex- u<fderable interest among tue “poilticians re- portion of the city. His Hovor the that as We were on the éve of an im- on he felt it was his datyto make an of ey so as io deter otucrs from per- petting acts of violence COURT CALENDAR COCRT=C1ROL 418, 1894, 150 101), 191e, a4, SUPREME © 14, 166, ” Aw Mtnte WS, 19085 nt—CHAMErns,—No 386, 10u, 20: #15, 621 sb. P ees * y © @1TY IWTELLIG ‘ ‘Tae We on Veeteapay,—The following record wii show hues ia the tetaperature for the past twenfytonr bors indicated by the ther- mometer at Hadas Broadway, Jie aLe ee OA. Minot at, 9AM. Average tomer Awerage ) temperatare 8 sunday... i : Meir ov LOCOMOTIVE BUILORKS. A rucetng oll the focometive builders in New Enagian naylvaria and New dersey will be held at the Metropolitan Hotel, Thursday. November 9. Croron Waren Taye The Croton Aquaduet Department give novice that w furtuer penaity of fen per will be added to all unpaid water reats on sive Yer of Novem Hoan )UNCTLMEN. The Board met yewterday at noon, ang after disposing of a few rontine papera adjougued to meet to-day (Tuesday), at two 0 ele ke = mbeTs were base ball n amd Comsequentiy only remained in 6103 & few ritmutes. Varan Bi TING Cast vY.—An inquest wae yes. y hel Bellevue Hosptial by Coroner Keenan o HOWwD wen, Who died from i joriee Doe eh et “he Tah inst. by belie struck on the Lead bya #tone srota a blast ai Mott Haven, Ww wounty, oy Lagvon DrALEEs.—The New York Liquor Dealers’ Society held a taeeting last: evening at the Metropolitan looms, No. i60 Hester sircet, Afier the thunmetion of the re) ar bnisiniess of the Horjeny poesia Mesecr®, os Se “= i position of Governor and Lieutenant Coverarr, and cordially endorsmg the democratic judic! teket. ‘ ‘Tus RECENT RAKLROAD AccIpEN'T.—Coroner Keo- ; nan yesiorday held an inquest * Bellevue Hospital the man whose deach fecelved by bei struck by & innel on the Fourth Avenue rday’s HERALD, De- of age aud a native of on rhe boty of inj Was caused b train of Raliroad, as tne in yestei ceased Was twenty-seven years Ireland, FOUND IN THE Waren.—Yesterday afiernoon the y of Charles McCarthy, fifty years of age, was fonnd floating in the water off pier 36 Hast river. De- ceased, Who was a “longshoreman, and lived at No. 446 Cherry street, had hen missmg from his house nearly ted days, Coroner Keenan was notitled and held am inqnest on the body. It is believed he was uccidentaily drowned. SUICIDE OF EX-ALDERMAN CORWIN.—Some months past Mr. Hiram Corwin, many years since Alderman of the Second ward, bas been confined to his house, No, 224 Hast ‘Twenty-fifth street, from consumption. nae ently his physician informed Mr. Corwin that ve was litte o no hope of his ever being any bet- “h intelligence caused him to be unusually despol Yesterday morning, during the tempo- rary absence of his wife, Mr. Corwin selzed a cary. ing knife and drew it across his throat, inflicting a horrible gash, from which the blood flowed copious ly. He feli to the floor and soon expired from hen- orriuge, Deceased was about -3iX years of age, anda native of this city, He Nas left a widow, but no children, Coroner Keenan was nolied, aad held an inquest on the body. ANOSHER SULOLDE.—Coroner Rollius was yesterday | notified to hold an inquest at Bellevue Hospital on j the body of Mary A. Parker, an irishwoman, twenty- three years of age, whose death was the result of a wound upon ber throat, inflicted by herself last Sat- urday jnorning at her residence, 142 Cherry sireet. ‘The deod was cominitted wih an ordinary table while iaboring under temporary aberration of STIL ANOTHER Surcipe.—For some time past Ferdinand Rosth, a German, twenty-four years of age, has lodged at 607 Kast Ninth street, He had not heen seen for nearly a week, and suspicions hay- ing been arotsed at his absence, the door of his sleeping roowt was buret as whea he was found hanging tabriel, of the Fusventa fant ty be heid’on the body to- UNIVERSALIST Miss10NARY Socrety.—The annual meeting of the New York Universalist Missionary Soclety was held iast evening in the church in Thirty- 1ifth street, near Sixth avenue. The report of the treasurer was era showing the permanent fund to the credit of the Society to be $1,598, with a balance of $312 to credit from their contingent fund. OBicers tor the ensuing year elected, the incumbents last year being, with one or two exceptions, chosen for another teri. ‘The sum of $300 was voted in aid of the mission sehooi in this city and $100 towards the ‘enpoint Mission school. Some considerable cussion was had upon the propriety of the Society <tending its Work and upon a snzgestion in that to hite some public hal! or theatre and hold ival meetings during the winter, and it was de+ An inquest will } ciied,to calla special meeting at an early day for a Toll consideration of the subject. The meeting there- upon adjourned. CiGAR MANUPACTURERS.—At @ regular meeting of the Cigar Manufacturers? Association of New York, held yesterday afternoon at No. 170 Water street, the following amendment to the byinws of the society was adopted No manufacturer who ts a member of thik soe! s seduce the price of labor in lis manusactory without first consulting the Cigar Mana- factirers’ Association or the Exccutive Committee, who shill confer with the Cigarmakery Union on the subject.” Mr. Schroeder taoved that a com- mittee of five be appointed to confer with the Cigarmakers’ Union, power to appomt a committee of raion: m conjunetion with a similar committee from the Cigarimakers’ Union, passed the following The motion being gentlemen were appointed:—F. A. Schroeder, S. Jacoby, M. Kerbs, At. Brock and A. De Brakeler. It Was tllen agreed that in the event of committees being appointed by the Cigar Makers’ Union tie first business taken up shonid be the strikes. The meeting adjourned to meet at three P. M. on Thursday. THE) RECEIVER OF TAXES OFFICE—UNWHOLESOME CONDITION OF THE APARTMENTS.—The present con- dition of the oMice of the Receiver of Taxes, situate in the basemeut of the Drown stone building in the hortheast corner of the City Hall Park, would posi- tively be a disgrace to the most tnpoverished village m the Siate. The subject is not new, ner «does it require an effort of the imagination to picture the miserable aspect whieh the place presents. The public are unfortu- nately too familiar with it, and therr attention isnow directed to its condition: ply because their inter- est, their health, as Well aa that of the toitiug, sweat- ing, hurd-working, obliging though unfortanate em- plore, demand a reformation, The atmosphere which wafts its poreag ons, odors around the narrow, penned-np desks; the pinioned paile-faced clerks, the long stremta of hnman belnes that crowd in un- cessingly, the crushing, the huge drops of perspira- tiup standing on every brow, the rolls of saturated greenvacks in every hand, the murmurs of delay, pain or discontent; the weary, sickly, sunless, alrless une Wretched den render the tax department of the city lees es 4 than the vilest prigon extant. ‘twenty-five lions = of «dollars taxes are paid into the tills of this _ portien, where fever and consumption sit brooding all the doy. Uf taxes are to be paid why not have room to hand them out? The blindest victim must necessarily complain, and indeed the complaints from aii ters have been bitter in the extreme, If the taxes were reduced one-half or more and proper economy ear pracdaee there would perhaps be less ground for this public oucery; but when there is no excuse but negligence on the part of the authorities the matter deserves the severest cen- sure, It is now more than two years since the Supervisors promised to alleviate the sufferings of those ees and remedy a public Duisance by remgving the departinent to more spacious and wuiadle quarters; yet the continued complaints of two years from ail directions seem to indicate that the nares had fatied to keep their word. Why is it other less important departments are surrounded with luxurious accommodations, white the great Hnanctal receptacle of the city ix almost unfit Jor a kennel, POLICE ecqencpicrsehte CHARGE OF Fonarny—Two ‘Comet. asts.=Captain Jourdan, ot the Sixth precinct, yesterday arresied & young man, named Woodruff Gitiesple, on the charge of forgery, entered against him by Mr. Byan Peters.tclerk for Messrs, Brooks Brothers & Oo., corner of Broadway and Grand street. On the Soth of Jaly last the prsoner, lu payment for a i of pants he had purchased. offered @ check for $51, purporting tohave been drawn on Jay Cooke & Co. by Messrs, fi. D. Wathridge & Co., 12 Bridge street. It slibsequently appeared that the name signed to the clicek was a fo (n the day of the above trans. action Gillespie called upon Mr. Hiram 1. Field, the firm of & i and asked hin to cash # check for $25, purporting to have been drawn on Jay Cooke & Co, by HD, find a & Co. The check also proved to be a forgery. Aiderinan Comen comualited the accused to the Tombs for examination, U 1s stated that several other forged chocks alleged to have been a by the accused are afioat. They will be rongh! into conri as evidence against Gillespie, ALLgorD PALsr Prrrmsces.—Alcxander Logers, aman nearly Sxty years of age, who says he lives in Philadelphia, war yesterday arrested. by oMicer Mahony, of the Fourth precinct, on the eharge of having on the 19th ¢si, obtained twenty dolare from Mr, Charies Green, of 3 4 Sonth street, by means f falwe ani frauruient representations. hovers re} nted hinuself as Captain Brown, of the bark and war destrout of having tis vessel eaulked and coppered by the Jirte of ©. & R. Poilion, for whom Mr. Green fs foremou. | Arrangements were mate for placing the vessel in the balance dock for the necessary repaite, soon afier which Rogers, alias fee rewn, cetnrned to Mr. Green and asked to cesh a check: Wot, as he could not do fire ed him twenty dotiars on the strengil of hie being the auaster of the Kliza, a* reproventod, aud that he was to have shat vessel repaired in the dock of hia (Green's) employer. — tt ie now alleged that the jiisouer was hot master of the Bliza and that ail rhe representations iia de by tim were false anu aotrae, Alserman Coman committed the seeoused to tie ‘Vormbs for examination, Another gentiermun was in court who dad been swindled by Captain Brown ina funcar inaoner, and ft is alleged that several ocr men have been epee by him. PROBABLE HOMICIDE wm TWHTY- THAD STREET. Last evening about owen o’clock the Hquor store No, 127 West Thirty-Uurd street wes fhe scene of a wrangle between tw jored mew natped George Ti man and Willigm Carney, both reaiding in that it. mediate neighbor , No, 100 Thirty-third street, which subseqnently resulted op the sidewalk, cl- recy iw front of the door of the store, in Tilimen wing a (our-barrelied Sharp’s revolver and shoot- ing Carney iv the abdomen, causing & wound that, 4 Bosicag ong | Basi ie th hg | at Dad pegn cqamoved ba im rite opiuion of Dr. Ravey, ine police surgeon, WH prove fatal ‘The vircnimstances of the case. as near re that Tiiman and Catuey, who have been frienda since met iin’ ty drank u Some dispute atos beiween thi ed, as is alleged, when Tilman went fo the bar and roqiested Carney to drink aval, bat did wot Anien INA gia, when Filiman, mo’ J the door, In the act of going ont, said, “Yon Head beat,” and theo went oul on the sidewalk, where he awaited for Carney, and ag soon as he of the door shot Hit a8 stated ipened The report of the pis by t to the «pot oMicer Charles Byrne, of ¢ eeeuentate icarning the circamatances i . arrested THis with tim some of hiv colored e Pescue, Hut were lNnsucvesefn { bss (\ in the station house Ry sourned w bie ad proceeded far utades attempted & AS BoD ae he Was me and some of hte a tees WME | BS Sei det asrasis a Lae Ue dence, where ¢ hour this morning he was lying 1D a Coadhign twat gave but litte hoep of his recovery. toch Vinman and Carney are peered men. When the former Was asked last in tie m house why he shot his friend he ro} liquor that did it; he’s been my TUlnan works in Washington market and carried the pistol to protect himself when: os -a - early to go 10 his work. . EXPOSITION OF CLASTIC MODELS. Lastevening, in the great hal! of the Cooper Insti- tute, in the presence of an audience numbering about 500 ladies and gentlemen, aided by clastic models prepared by Dr. Augoux, of Varig, Proiesser P.G, Lemerdier, classed as an able anatomist and physiologist in France, gave an explanatory dis- course on the structure of the human body, incivd- ing the brain, the eye, the ear, the oxseos, muscular and nervous economies, introductory to a series of lectures in November under the patronage of the New York Association for the Advancement of Sci- eace and Art. ‘The exposition of models, which was most attract- ive, alike to the scientist and the populace, included models of the human body, male and female; of the gorilla, of the horse, of the turkey cock, of the fish, of the box wonstrictor, of the viper’s head and, in addition, enlarged models of various organs of the human body; to Which may be added imitations of Hora! and vegetab!o productions, also of insects, 4c. When tie audience had sufticiently admired the various models that Were placed upon the stage. 10 which also” was added a bone ide 2 of the goriila—the Professor advanced briefly stated objects. He then, having firs: presented a varlety of tainor models in the ani- mal hingdow for sospeciion ruther than comment, proceeded to dissect a manikin, by removing the muscles witeh the right side, ex ihe <> num to the side and shoulder, i ‘ahd so, Gh Aa he proceeded he stripped the arm of ite bieeps and extensors, showing how iaey moved in obedience to the will. in this man- ney the arm was gradually reduced until the bones were seen. He next offered for inspection a magni- fied band, and as he removed the many muscles that y palm and back, arrived at the cords wich rainiiy through it, maki to the wishes of souls mauner the. optic and ° snading frope HAining, 2s obedient tike Pr it In due nerves of tasic, iearing, feciing, smeliing, i nerve those of the voluntary and oluntary, were ¢x- posed, so far as Uiey Were related to the brain, trac- ing them to the sensortum—a small subdivision of the brain—which, he said, was the seat of life, of expression and pain, as in a te! oftice tele- grams were recrived and despateted to, over the nerves (wich corresponded to the wires), near and remote paris ef the body. Finally the lungs, heart, stomach, liver and intestines were Cxidbied as they are in their piaces in the human body, an thelr offices and relation to each other and to cry eniire economy vividly explained. The heart was taken out and dissected and the ventricles for the re- ception of the impure and the expulston into the exte- nal system of the pure blood, as it had been oxygen- ated While passing through the lu! by coming contact with the atmosphere Inhaled by them, rhe oftices of the stomach and of the entire viscera, from the reception of food to tie expulsion of the fecal mal af were also touched upon, a3 Were many other luattars of interest, ‘Th4 professor then presented a flower of an cn- larged size, and proce eeoee toasip it, first of its ex- ternal noxt internal leaves: tica, on exposing the stamep, opened it and took thercirom the germ, beyond the mere form of which the anatom:st in interrogating nature could not go. A magnilied bean was also shown, aud refercuce made to the muscalar forees of the gorilla and the uorse. When the distinguished gentleman bad brooght his remarks to @ close several among the audience spoke encouragingly the \proposed course, and trasted that the public would cordially sustain Professor Lemercicr in his efforts to familiarize tho: ‘ho had no opportunity to give the subject particular study wita usefal ideas in comparative anatomy. The Professor was then complimented by a vol 6 of the audience, which immediately there- alter retired. WORKINGWOMEN'S CENTRAL ASSOCIATION, Miss Auna Dickinson to Take the FicldmA’ New Society Formed. A Joint meeting of the Women’s Typographical Union No. 1 and the Sewing Machine Operators’ Union No.1 was held last evening at 37 Park row, Miss Susan B. Anthony in the chair, pro tem., and Miss. Susie Johns, secretary, About fifty ladles were pre- sent and great interest and unanimity of sentiment were manifested. The object, as aunounced by Mizs Anthony, was the merging of the two unions into one organization, withont involving the forfeiture of their individual existence, and having for its aim the bringing of ali workingwomen’s unions already formed or to be formed into one central association for the mutual benelit of all the trades so vepres seated. Mrs. Mary F. Davis submitted a declaration of principles, urging upon workingwomen generally the necessity for nd the benefits to he derived from “associative action,” encouraging them in the at- taimment of excellence of performance in thelr occupations, and in their edforts through co-operation to insure an interchange of sentiment soctaily and collectively, and for mutual improvement and sup- port; and Fecommending the creation of a fand for the benefit of members in sickness and misfortune, and ie carrying out such plans as tay from time to time be suggested or presented for the bettering of the condition of workingwomen. The platorin was unanimously adopted by a vate on the subdivisions seritiim. ‘The question of the rate of monthly dues was then taken up, and after some little diseosston was fixed at ten cents per month for cach member, Miss Antnony stated that, as had heen proviously announced, Mine Anua Dickmson. had reased ia desire io deiiver a gratuitous leetnre on “Working- women” for the beuetit of the movement to elevate theiy condition, Miss Anthony wished now to state that she had communicated with Miss Dickinson, and Was informed that she would be picased to tender her services on Tharsday evening, November 5. It therefore now became necessary to take measures vowards securing ap ap} ny priate hali for the deliv. ery of the lecture, and she thought that a committce stiould be appointed to communicate with Mise Tickinson on the subject, and also to make arrange. ments for the lecture room. This committee should ‘Wait npon Peter Cooper, and sue felt assured that be wonld tender the use of the hall of Cooper Institute for the occasion, with bis usual generous and nilanthroptic readiness to assist in ail movements jooking to the elevation of every class of maukind, hewever, he should dec'lue, she believed that Inway brothers would donate their Music Hall_for one night for the purpose; ynd if both faved the Tammany Hall Democratle Commitee could in all probability be iudaced to give their hall to the aseociation without charge tor the evening's ence tainment. She knew Tammany would not close its doors against thie associntion and its objects. A committee wes then appointed with authority to ret, and consisting of Miss Susie Johns, Mra. Anta Ward, Miss Flizabeth Crittenden, ied Brewster, Mrs. Emio- ed Thomas, Miss Kete Gampbell @id Miss Lila af work “The Employ troduced, and @ feelin: Anthony © her for her ingwomen to the city of New York. A Committe? on Constitution and Bylaws was nied, with power aiso to presen! a list of names Ror perrns anent officers of the organization, with in- siractions to report at the next mouthly meeting, to be held November 9, at a place to be hereafver desig- nated, The following ladies compose the commilt- tee:--Mre. Mary T: i, De. Harriett Clispy, Mise A. Davis, Mrs, F. Morris, Mrs. C, Wilbar, ars, Stary F. Davis and Sirs, Celia Burleigh. 4 motion that Migs Anthony be appointed prest- dent of the association unil & permanent organi tion be established was adopted. A large pi thoke present earulied then names as mei paid tucir dua and the meeting shortly af adjourned. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, ‘This moraing about a quarter past twelve o'clock, | fire was dia wiinated m the rear of 147 and 149 Koat Twe; street, Virginia Perry, authoress of the well known nis of Women,” was then In- id by Mics wards capled by Heare PR. Sharp aes gloes stain- and ul ‘he fire sp ock (Ms wormag etely wa! 1, and the dest 4 with grea! rapid the upper stor ton ¢ ing factor nde ding and contents wae threaier Ti rocked with weir usual 268 but encerl grout dliicuity in se ting at of te strocture, Mr Siar wi wes the owner et! the buildt ‘upon it and the siock 1 fol Western Insurance ¢ uty. Britta thai Insurance Company, Buffalo, $4250; Springticld upany, $4,000; Buffalo Capitar Clty Insur- Hen's Kaile Insure Fire aad Marme tasarance 0c City Insurance Company, $4, ance Company, Albany, $4 ance Company, $4.0%—total, mente Of the proprietor it is estimated thet the dar { ne on bali and stuck will amount to ¢ is supposed that the Ore originated tm the fu that ts used ia the procers of tue work that wae cure ried on in the factory. DESTAUCTION OF AN EAST RIVER FERRYSOAT BY FIRE— LOSS $56,008, ‘The ferryhoat Reveaswood, heretofore plying ve- tween Thirty-four'h street, New York, and Hunter's Point, L. L, took fire in her slip at the latier place shout eight o'clock last evening, alter abe had been faa" np for the night, aud ile fames spreat eo. rapidly thot it was fonnd necessary to tow ner into the stream to save the ferrybouses anu adjoining roperty. a ai erforts to save the boat proved inetfectnal, and she barved to the water's edge. Her charred buil war towed to the head of Franklin #tree’, Green: point, where it remains, The Ravenswood waa taluer at § Jnsnred in the Kings bye, Insurasee Cor ‘there | covered in the three story brick building ty-second | NEW YORE. HEKALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1868=TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. werhoragonce Sremway HaLi.—Mrs. Scoit-siadons made first appearance im America here last. to a rater small house, the salient points in the characters and of Lady Macbeth, and ren ‘With exquisite deli- cacy and force Tennyson's “May Queen” and the death of @e Beverley, from “Marmion? We have Tiitherto had no artist here in whose ery etitertaiuments of this charac- ter did not ious and dull. hs ype Arey Bes haa fat be es that et mn jadtes of the most correct taste in “he ane were seen to yawn and gentlemen o! tellect could not command their ¢ Bae the eniertaintent was not dull last night, and we take it a8 an unqualilied test of the lady’s magnetic power over ah audience that she gave to @ mere reading the charm, almost tue interest, that is part ot the impersonation of the stage, Mrs. Siddon: indeed, does not anercly read, but acta, Her matic sympathy with the spirit ‘of the lines produces the attitude, the manner, the whole expression of the character in Rosalind, while tu Macbeth it gives us an ideally perfcet presentation of the unquiet Queen, Ege to bese readings, We must t Ouce more that no-stage in the city was epen to Mrx, Scoct-siddons, Only the fuct, let it be understood, that a sae 9 1% wanting has in the present case prevented from having whet we have uot had here for many 2 day—an actress of it genius. using the ptr tongue. We cen have genius in any other lan; guage, bat not im our own; we can have Rachel, Ristori, Janauscliek—Freneh, Iteiian and German—bat when an aciress appears bora io our own langnage, one of grand perceptions and uudouited power in tragedy, fut who in comedy would perhaps rival the best traditions of the drama, she must take to a bare hall and give readings. Mrs. Scott-Siddons 18 a lady of great personal beaut, Her face 1s Hinely mtelectual, her figure lithe, dell- beying every movement of thought in its attitudes, aud her Voice has a clear middle tone, distinct and wusical, NibLo’s GARbEN.—At this popular place of amuse- ment last night Judge Conraa’s play of “Aylnere,” or, a8 it is now more popularly known, “Jack Cade,” was produced with Edwin Forrest in the principal characier, It would be waste of time aud space at this late day to criticise this popular American drama, Itis enough for the present to say that the principal character was created for Mr. Forrest, that it is specially his chavacter, and that last at he pare it well, but not so well asin years gone fhe old man is stil eloquent—eloqaent in Soles, jook, in gesture; bnt he is not the Edwin For- rest whom many remember, and, of course, his Jack Cade is a less perfect performance than it once was. Still it Is oni Just to is that his impersonation of the character Jast night was a anc- cess. The piece was fairly, not excellently, put upon the stage. Lord Cliiford was impersonated exceed- ingly well by G, LF Clare rie. if hp nae a we more power al more physique, might be justifed in looking or ey a" 3 the laurels of his profession, We cannot apeak too highly of the acting of Madame Ponisi, Her Marianne last night was very near perfection. Mr. Frank Mordaunt xs Lord Jay was simply Mr. Frank Mordaunt, which means that hels always the same whatever he piays and never good, We recommend hin if he thinks he has any calling to the ane to re- sume the cultivation of both voice and gestare, WALLACK’s THEaTRE.—The last London theatrical sensation, H. J. Byron’s terrifically sensational draina of the “Lancashire Lass,” was given at Wal- jack’s last night, mounted, equipped and played as only an old play ora new play can be done at Wal- lack’a, (rom the light and sparkling comedy to the disuialest budget of criminals and crimes in tue most astounding tableaux. Here we have the old familiar heavy villain, the convict turnedgentieman, the daring aud clever sharper and his lollow, the descried Woman seeking revenge, the Taaocent coun- try girl dazzied and Prone to grief by an impostor, an honest old farmer hoodwinked, a silly heiress caught in the mosiies of the same adventurer’s net, a fine merciant hannted by a fellow convict, and various other characters introduced among the more subdued Hghts and shadows of the general grouping, and some or all of these characters drawn ether from poit to point in situations not alto- te ier new, but sutticiently ingenious to be pro- nonneed original. The: plot, thus itherally supplied with scamps and unfortunates, hawks ani pizeons, bears an extraordimary crop of startling incideats from the beginning to the ead, The play, however, presented this advantage—it furnished a sumku character to elmost every member of the cast, brought out some excellent acting, not from two or three but from a dozen performers. “The party’by the name of Johnson,” an ex-convict, a drunken loafer and # black mailer, as done by J. Wailack, was a splendid performance. burn, the adventurer, by Fisher, was @ good companion picture. Spotty, the waif and stray, by Young, was also very Be) = Kirby, the houest wnd iliiterate yeoman, as given by Brow: was a retreshing bit of honest simplicity rf cont: with the villains and vagabonds around him. The Ruth Kirby of Miss Rose Fytinge, the Lancashire Lass, however, was the central igure around which the plot and the symmathies and admiration of the honse were especially directed; and yet the Kate Garston of Mra, Jennings and the Nancy Danville of = ediey Browne were hardly less admirably ren- |. Indeed, there was no break, or hiteh, or de@- Solace in the chtire cast. ‘They were all good in thelr Une; but “the ym by the name of ‘Jounson’? and the Lancashire were. the bright particular stars of the constellation, drama, upon the whole, is a frightful oeeatechareneoe of bad characters and awful scenes, but it will draw. We have got to that point in the drama when nothing else that is new will prosper. ‘The play was a great hit and was re- ceived with uh exiracrdimary run of applause throughout, Srapt Turaree.—Mr. Hermann Tendrichs ap- peared last night as Gito von Wittelsbach, Count of Bavaria, in the old romantic drama of like name, of “Bavo.” That he personated the enraged petty sovereign and murdered his emperor with artistic skill and that passionate naturalness so character. istic of him need scarcely be said, Misa Irschiek, Miss Singer and Miss Schermana ore also specially w be comuiended. Pawk THEATRE, BROOKLYN.—An andience as large as the capacity of the Park theatre would admit of was present !ast night to sce the pew play, of a sensational and domestic order, entitled “Nita,” with Mlle. Zoe in the principal character. If a good ‘honse ond a falr share of applause can be regarded | | { as any endorsement of success for a new play, this effort of » Fulton's may clatin it, Fora first yt formance it Would not be ciaritable to indaige In a voo rigid. criticism, nor would it, perhaps, be fair towards the author to assume that the text was closely B a be by the actors. At its repetition muck the crudeness apparent last night will, doubiless, be corrected and the situations be more naturally (aken., There 8 material enough in the plot from which to Interweave the incidents es sential to # goud drama; and witn a jittic polishing up in the dia-ogne and a ’ rood deal more practice on the part of tue performers there is no reason why “Nita” should not continue to be an acceptable dion io the repertoire of Mra Conway's pretty theatre. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac lor New YorkmTila Day. % 4 | Moon fires morn 503 | High water..morn Sun rises 28 Sua seis. lo POR? GF Yew YOR’, OCTOBER 26, 1868. 2 5 Herald Packages. ‘ Coptaine and Parsors of Vessels arriving at this port will ploase deliver wll packages tutended for the T#eagpto our reguinrly wnthoriged agents who are attached to our Steam Yachttre’, ‘Tho New York Associated Press do not now eolert maorine reports nor attend to the deltvery of packages, ax wil! be qpen by the following extract from the proceedings of th Jar monthly meet’ng held March $, 130%: the Associated: ip news in the Resolved, That on and after Arrv t, U Pres will discontinue the collection of New York. Passed uaantmonsly, ofiee 0° the Her: steam yachts Svat Whiteba 7 t CLEARED. (NG, Aliemansin Bardua, Mamburg—Kun- Heteiver (Br), Aiexan Harvor GraceG B ernandion 4, Portland. 1 K Roberts. 8 Ames, Chariesion HJ Fabel & Chauncey. ( “Tondon--Arcell @ Tutte, Bars Sirlon Seay (By Otoabyy or orders via Philw eipiia-- Fava & ttiueken, A Pendergast (Bir) Lawson, Cadiz Pendergast Brow Be AF Sherwood (Br), Gecraw, Cadin—Harhock & Hal- Rovseelt, Genoa Wale, Field & Way, wien, Baretiona~Tupper & Beattie, id, Pernambaco and a market oye, Pointe Petre—Rovd & Bark Rove {1 & Susanne (Fr), Be Bin Bark Bvening Star (Br, Miller, # Jago (Cubs)—Waydell & 0 ieee, ma, Ubiand, St Jago (Cuba) at ai sprains a7 ek ee ig Boru\vion (Be), “a y if oe ETB avant Vowler & dene, “che: mje Mercedes (8 el ried pny Bakery ‘harlonton—N L McCready & Co. Bait tara Thompson, Handed, Pers and Maranham -L ob ide ( Pasion, Port Spain Feiison & Oo. oor Warteos Om iemarara—H JW he bear Gen Potnew, Kuigatou, Bt Andrews via Inngua Joe cnt Yankee Doodle, erp Whitehouse, Va~\ao Brant & Siaght Rebr Oi h co igs | m8 14 8 ARRIVALS. st ener bo TRE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. of Cork Philtt; Lsverpest Ont via Rabo aacigerss nw, radse i G Date. ae at meteh sass Houser (Ie), er (ane dheskinge< ‘Cow Bay, OB, 5 daye, van with ‘o Lavington, Fae Goliad a ‘inds and heavy head ie c we ae a 3 9: an ees P, a. Fi Savannah, with mdse and ainecentered. heavy gaies from Charlesion, Oct 2, with mése 1 He NB gales from 0 AM, saw steamanips art aie fae, tease! Bi xo stfete jakeman, (error mee ag City — re Teaco with coal, to Snow & 7 pismo § Salvor, Hallett, Washington, DO, with mdse, to = Glaucus, Waldron, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P Sasi tp salt. earner ak 1 oe tas Geaee aoe ‘oho oe with stroug N and of Bas reer edae: “Oot ie iat Th 93 soi ae f= ‘8 ire Velocity (of Jamatca’, 24 ington for Dema- Tara, all hands except captain Bae ee i ik with fever and Nbr Annie Gardner (of Castin a, with sugar aud molasses, best eens days orth of Hexnudi "ig Startled Fawn (Br), a ter anolasses, 10 Breit So jaiteras with strong NE wi she Mary Grnee (105, Pettio ea NS, 15 ae with aa ee Tinley Cty 16 217 font), Pass, Mshoro, ns ert Jed 'Prye& Yo. oath ‘inst, Cape ad NB, Bays, with pt God bear Talles dint, walled throagh quantiles of Kgabievsuiieten aud barrels, appareatigeer disurt alse yaw! boat full of water. Sch Mary B Manxam (of Staten Island), Pus scutes Seana James Seen avy the atire pattage an heen Stand 6th bade hurricage. fro Gardner, iller rng pou ton. oerevidae, Bn Not Tat and re- damage. chr irvine (of Kast my Catbarion, 15° da: with moiasses to Brett, Son yam ben 1 days north Hubterna, with strong Fund Nt, wind Cox, Schr Geo Colli eee itary ag, Philapetphia for Pawtucket. ee ary Philadelphia .or Providence, ae lee, ee, for doston, hia for Deightons Sehr Crete jon, "eh: chile oe for pe Nore Spey Schr R W rath ye iia for for NF calrivers Sehr cs Khas Gt Hat Phil rol a lor New Bedford. ‘Beh fou Alou Oaluiay ‘7 daye, with lumber and on Ai‘eny Catal with lumber an rey Horus m&Son, ” iter, Calais, 8 days, with Iaths to Jed Frye. Loner Rice Joad in the heavy gales of Friday and Satur- ‘Ann, Abbott, Franiiin, with raltroad ties to TM May- Soult Moro, Kelly, Jonesport;7 days, with spars to master. Behe Wea ft D: NS Feo ‘ellsworkh 7 with lum- Pech Masany, Adams, B 8 days, with lumber to ir May sangor, By jumber Metlave, of Newa J Solt Skanuel Nash; Walker, Bangor, 9 éays, with lumber to master. yeu helegeaph, Toole; Bangor, 7 days, with lumber to Hol at Ann jeland, Rennett, Bangor,7 days, with Inmber to On Wednesday night last, off Naotucket Shoal Hoe Smallwood, one of he ing Knocked ovar- oar e foreboom, ‘The night lark anda heavy gute blowing eoula not eave hime» Schr Leontine, Pratt, Kocklan, days, with lime toWS wna Lewin & Julla, Morey, Rockland, 5 days, with lime to aire Woole x. King, Gloucester, Schr Jutta Auten, iten, Gloucester, 4 daye, with fish to Biga & Co, AM Lee, Woolsey, Boston for Philadelphia. Suri ‘Atwood, Foster, Boston f ae n for Baltimore. vharles Reeves, Brown, Barton. SchnJaue § Meservey, Mesorvey, Boston for Philadelphia. Sci Ann T Sipple, Hodges, Boston for Albany. Schr Lizzie D Small, White, Boston for Philadelphia, ihr Bend 8 Wright, Glover; Weillleet, § coys, with tah to use Mayo, Orleans, eur Yacanouly Ney, Chae, Schr Vermillion, Youd, Fall River Bc Turret, Alien, Providence for Rondout. Westeriy. ks, Ma Mapes, Bristol. Wiss, Wright, Newport, Belir Barah Olark, Gridin, Newport. chr James Homan, Davis, New Haven for New Bruns wick. Sclir Willow Harp, Dayton, Bit Beir Win W eee Atlan trldcepere Schr Henrietta, tamer Bridg: cue ator Phitulelphia. Bobr Sarah Diverty, €! jew I Schr Mary Stow, Keukin, ne Portland: Ct clr Glenwood, Lawrence, Portland, Ot. Srlg Volant, from Windsor, is anchored in Flushing Bay. BELOW. abi Cynosure, Blowers, from i Liverpool, Sept 17, with mdse to Tapscott Bron Cor, Was boarded sath’ Inst 9 aniles 9 of Nantucket Shoals by pilot boat C WBlunt, No 11. Windt sunset NW. Marine Disasters. Sreavany Witttas Kwxwrpy, Parker, from Baitlmore for Boston, was got off Sharp's Island night of 204 inet, after lightering part of cargo, and proceeded to her destination. Baxuk Groner var Br, | from Pictou, NS, for Provi- ee, with a cargo of e: elt asbore abjut Wy o'clook evenips of sich inn, fon Petit Sndithy and lies M about ts fect of water verse) drawing ¥5'4), and was chafug. Cay Shove, of the steem yacht Anni of Vaytacket, took the captatn off and carried him into Newport 25th, wacre ho to the relief of the veasel, her procure assistance to that the bark isina bad Rteayaich from Newport position, Buc WeLex G Rro fore reported ashore at Body Istand, fren wellapion the besck dusing the anie ot Ieee week, but at iast accounts was again alloat in tho inlet. Sun biz sunrn DH Ans, from Bomon for Philadelphia, put into Norfolk 284, with loss of ancl Scut Epwa HAnwoop, from ponent for Borton, with coal, put into Norfolk 23d, ere Seaky. Scie CaTianixe JOW™ (Bry, jana for Bt John, which put into 8 Norfolk. 1 from fa ~ gerne tae 190 dna ren yer 2d, sabe “4 De pou injured and sails split. id RD: i, Powell, hay ym Geo 8c, = ir vhifepiay pat luto Noxsolk 224 inst with Less’ of ‘but am ee S WELDON, trom Boston fi into Novfalt tat tnet WRh lone anchors nam Pat Sour Qurer (of now London), Capt Jos Crocker, parted her chain in bho gale of 1ith inst heat’ Powder mer Hote, Oy ‘opposite Nantucket, ashore apd filled. AN euyed. She was etfipped ot her waily aud Re Sens BW Gaspy bed ‘Steelman, from pin, 0 balla, beforo feporied sitanded at ‘tomareud fa eatstered 211 dn, was ville at Gloucester, NJ. in. 1533, halled ‘rom Philadephia, SOW’ GRORGE Moour, of Noank, was lost in the gale of last week, with all on bourd. ‘ com FAarMorti, Oct 1--The Strene, from New: ‘or Oron- stadt, was spoken 6th inst, in int 4707, ion 1d dew ead tous of re bee by the Jeanuctie Marianne, from Rio Janeiro, ar- VERPOOL, Oct 18- The steamshiy bg tag ‘rom New yori byte repordea aqrouna near Astew Spit Bay. Mixcellanecoun, ‘We are under obtigations to parsers Chan FB Prainerd, of the steamship Marmion; ty Fred W Ely, of the sisamehip Hermann Livingston, and to the purser of the steamship Monterey, for their attentions. Sati Kevartaten, Gibbons, from Baker's Isiand, arrived at Liverpoo! on Saturday last, 24th inst, with iW) tons geano. Sn ParNcrroN, which cleared at Mobile Ith jnst for Liverpoo), hae a cargo of fat hates cotton, weighing 18:0,063 os 4, Valued wt $ Son AGare, & twas, a Pecado has been chased by parties nt that port, and will be fitted for an Atlan. tle whallag cruise uncier and of Capt James Atkins. At Thomarion 19th inst, from the yard of x Beem — Diazie re » be commanded anne dy ytrom the yard of Wace, Simmons & Duwi, ad nc! tons, nanied Lizzie On wvindotabe: Balled from Provincetown ith inst, ecbr Alcyon, Baldwin, Atlantic Oeeuny At Bermuda Get 17 town, ready for sea; Carrie W € Bark Hunter, Chase, of Jat $5 80, tom 17420, wit i Siemsone, of Province. oF oy Wo Goren de 8:ip. vas heard! roe a ‘oll all tot Seony, a Goatatoerer, bial beon killed by wi Schr $A Palue, uf DProvincewowa, was at with 200 bbis ep oll, Spoken, us Purveyor, irom Key West for West Const of Alten Soft Pr iG, Jat 3, 10 Bary Sirens Renk New York for Cronstact, with trip At Se Michmond tor Agvana, Oct Ne ul Wr ‘ehmoud lor vane wists Jon 74.59, if Foreign Ports. Dosepaw hi Oct 9—Arrived, EA Kennedy, Moffees, Baltt- atied from Paufline th ard, San Franctsco. im Jie Crom Rowan tm, Jones, New York; Guttave, Dienatag, Raman, NYork, W—Arrived, Delfibaven, Freese, Patfea 1h, Creat of the Wave, Jones NYork. Davi Maur, Ort LL—OM, Armertea, Morse, from Antwerp for O Bratnee ‘Oct 8—Arrived, Five Brothers, Thurlow, Cron- tiadt for Bo Thon: Pr FOLK RS! one yet? O00, Mombersand, Long fn New ‘York for #1 Atalanta, Hagemann, Dranimen ae ; ui, } toe Adams, from eicaas. Tor do. 1 IH), beet seein in 5 roth 4 Y Lateisy Russo New Fork; Tere- W—Arrived, Ateme, Shitstone, 7aote ork); Oct Mary M’ Willams,’ Poster, ir NYurk. Oct S—Ariend, Thomas Dunham, Youre, and Uaolay Whcern rs ch. A Mertony Douvlans, Wh, doalo Ni he Niewoias, jet W-Arrived, ‘Anerstiaa, Watling, New York ; tien, and Voune Ragle, Walker Aky@. ty Det 10 rede Bylhet, pMaaameon, Rew Oriennes sare antsy ° oi Huon, St John. wn wi He jad ne cht Phitadeiyhi ; 5 tora Chere wy Ofeain: orite, MeNe Hie ies Namen Sardine, Bathing, te a at he pd Po epg eigen York ork! Dettel, Dea er ae Auguete Resrinaen, Savannat. | Raa cae at 0th, Ci eer, NIHON, ige . (ana ent o out Cleared okanagan pa 8 Fiend unk je Hammond, Wills, Ale won wie Ren eer pre seen oe hgaeth beet Arrived, po Murdoch, London Kafled 10th, Conway, Ty lont, Pentact QURERSTOWN, Oct 8 Arrivbdly ainaencia (9), Price, New York for Liv SmAanan tebe pte ed, bark Asphodel (itr, Bayi eid Ny mur, (ood the Anplunte!, Oerd he wt ache Jackson, frum 3 just oerte TRENID AC, Ger 13 Sailed, dow, No wiclunons th jrort Amorican Porte. POP FOF OW U4, AM Arrived, ser HC Brooke. Ch Lonivaseity, Mo rk Panama (Hr), Mantle, Lon: aoim Annet fae Ceared—Sebrs os ey wr Mayo, Navan oie Georgetown, DU: A A Andrews, Kelley, dain me M Tier, Lovell, Moe halinorey Plow Boyy Thales wee ioe Arrived, schrs Win H Dennis, A Hative! Megathlin; iokent Vaux, Waitak Baker, ea Bacon, Case, P Patladelobia 5 kiizea Williadue, Corntnhy borah’ Jones, ‘er, Elizabethpor; J Met eee senator we Salisbury, Handy, ‘Atbang ; NY; Ada Herber:, ‘Somes; A P alien, Mili ant W'it Gena, Reaxse, NYork, Arrived, sieninces Neptune, Baker, bot brige Win Greenough '(Br), Clentusgos Gy mpsony Oct 24--Cleared, bark Primus (swe), Lom Lang § i Halifax: B E Nickerson, Crowell viga Cateline Lizzie Danies, and Brooklyn. Went dencia: schr Wi!) brig mere Coombs, NYork ys to en 984, aa ae a arrive L led Schr Mi es, Tapley, 4 a | ate cunt On EArTved, schr Buelabs ra Te Artec schra David V Sireeker, Vane ary iHelphin Gand "walled 22a for do); 23th Ooeats CH. Seotawood (Brie Yeamon, Liverpool ; bari Aosien (Br ‘urpin, de. In offing, aip Clure At 1o'(Mexico) f york, pot in cers rom Gailiepes (Metco ie. eaied-—Bark ery ie pe brie! ay Ci Hy Sotto, rey Ri, attire rd see, Cardi ; barks Mores, an tt iain, Phina, Martinique; schr Lucy ed r, For all for Baltimore. act Rite toro St Johns, PR; Brooklyn, for No-a Scotia; Cleta, far Porto Bioo: seb Sardinty tala. GALVESTON, Bree 1 ‘Oct 19—Arrived, bark Texas, Wuintzen nj auth, steamabip Wilmingtod, Cole, NYork. Henred Bil, stoanshiyy Tybee, Caw king, NY EORGETOWN, SC, Det 15—Arrived, sthrs Aucrious, ake ‘Niork (and cletrad’2:th 10 valine hy f Frank & ole, tor, Bordon; Carrie S Webb, Day, N aqer, Nope: ody schrs wed 1 is Diack Swan. iH Bb, ber do; Mab, Plandome, Edwards, ‘Mayar elle of the Bay, at ANOLA, Texas, Oct 19-In port brig Bi Rove for NY fat ais§ achr Palma, for do, lo VACA, Oct'19—In port brig William, sacola: sehr Julia A Rider, Rider, for 4 Wood, Derrickuon, from do, diss; Franklin, Swain, ¥ HORE ILE, Oct 21—Arrived, stoamship Caribbean (ir), Whit- uy sg WW Ol ORLEANS, Oct 21—Arrived, ships Golconda, Daving Liverpvol ; », Kandall, Shielts, Below, ships Ingo mart (3p), Hays; StJamos, Goodwin, and Me Leo, Brownrj rizs J H Kennedy, Seilman, trom Havan Sp, Baratan, trom Matanzas; achr Ti Travers, Rich> ards, trom Dita Cle} mat tornan (hr Can Wind, Morrill, Belize, Ron; bark’ Nouveau Moxique (F nucoa, Havre; briy -Minnehala Br, Bourges OR d Neng United Staton Norton, NYork. ‘ath. BailedStcnnlshiy p (den Moe ny NY ork. Bey |—Arrit Here Rhict enmenip Kehalnton Hosmer, N NORFOLK, Goth Arrive, Georsutown, BC, tor lladenpha SP RalianY Browa, Salou; Kites Moores HeGrooh, Cents for NYork: J 8 Weldon, Boston for. Philadeiphin; Thisabet Delari, do for with te of anchors. WY BEDFORD" Oct 22 Arrived; achr: Lucia B wea} NEW Brando Palate iphia. NEW JON, Oct 22—Sailed, achra Onwart, Avery, avork for Bangor; Niantic, Noreutt, Eifzabethport for Tau Arrived, sloop Ida E Vail, Christie, New York for 2d. Bier (and sail day T, Prt. 23, PM—Arrived, oe eer ied Prat Rockin tor NY Native, Danaea Newburg Mary A, fee "Providence for ‘ork; Charter, Teer Taunton for do; sloop Pearl, Cobleigh, Haverstraw. NEW HAVEN, Oct nga achr Edwio Kirk, red, shi ereche nt zene “ail New Beate i aw Bet and Je lexandria., YHILADELPHIA, ner, Ih Erssldince: sae pet a and John i, wei hut ‘attic, Bridgeport ; + tnodlt lew Witton, Cobneti Boston’ as Bradley, Cloared—Steamship Star of the Unton, bark White Cloud, Freeman, Portland, brig ham, Gibraltar for orders; schrs Bilen H arenocthy 'S lok Willams, aa Malden; ey, Nickerson ; serge, Tusespaon, tod eas ans Weis cours jon in, Washington ; Amel ry Ww Oct 28, 6 P: ge tell. Loder, ‘and Julia E-Areye from Ban ia, are wt e Breakwater this " evening. Ship or Fal fe Now w Orleans; ; barks Helene, for. rts and Joshna Sf do, all from Ehiladelphia, want to. sea this PM. chr Broomail, from Georgetown for Dighton, and brig Annan: oe | from Philadelphia for Boston, remain at the Break: w PAWTUCKET: Oct 24—Safled, schrs John F Carver, Cara ma anid Wate do. Calais); Thomas H Seymour, White, aud Mas _—Arriv OVIDENCE, Oct M—Artived, schrs North Pacts, ako Ato Grainer, Harve; Charles (, Hulse, Lisle M L Wedmore, Torrey, and’ Mary Johnson, Phinney; Eliza bethport; Rachel Jane, Sor ‘ort Johnson Povelee ontinut for Pawtucket Estelle, Wa ‘Newburg Benedict, Higby, NYork; Susan & Mary, mee Sailed— Sweamtrs Whiciwind, (Geer, esi Philadelphia; bark Moss Glenn’ (Br), ‘Cutter Selig fred ‘hier, Tyrell Rew. Bruce Ra Mary Pie ‘andieton, ‘an Turner, Fengar; mB NGEetle Kato Scranton, Palmer, NYork; Elizabeth, Murch, rived, schrs eee Philadelphia; © smith, Phillips, Rondout; ‘Crowell, and Almo Baker, Crosley, do for Pawinckel; sloop Sophia, Velzur Pasi Bohra BC Terry, Weaver, Philadelpiia, New Zea« iad, Foruam, NYork (or Calais); ie, Carier, do (or, SAN Bean BANCIBCO, Oct aay. ship Mataura (Bry 4 Es seed eh Drcadnnugh Pea Bot, Callagbasy Quee es aI tise aes po a wnidl more; Reh aa Komi pay “aoldct Fine, Will ward, Barrett, nanan NNAL, Oct 22--Arrived, la ie ‘irown, Olive! Balled—Schrs Ida della Torre, Weeks, Santa Martha ; mntue, E jtaber, Cook, NYork. ry ere gona ‘ved, ‘ship John Mann, Mann, Boston. SALEM, Oct '23—-Arrived, schrs Arlosto, Spear, aan Lewis, 6 ating, Roce 0 for NYork. aa ‘DS Siner, Huntley; EM ith; Met le: Biley; ‘Tilton, et ‘and Thomas Cl He, Se 9 ie reivedyachrs Heroy! Kelly, NYork ELD Giture, Sirrel = iy, York ord, and ‘Eideliges Pelisdelphva; Samat Fish, Steele, do." TTAUNTOR, ‘Oot Lo Saliody sehre ‘Charles, Tretethe’,, New —*ee8 EXTRAQRDINARY CURES oF “cont . J, H. SCHENC pristor of Sehenck's Palmoni paar Ma pdrake P1 more than aia Mt iivetwo mont me teh tow, pears hie aq to be ne sound al it be had ucver expe icickness in bis lite. He is not ouly Wait Dut corpulent, weighing considerably more than two hu Pounds. tie han ince prescribed the enme metrinr to th sands bay tena ol! patient nd mit phe gre: na of them iia in Dr, S. having ob served that iver eed and ‘are often the mitants of ry di ning hood yon produce it, has invented. two of inpted ene fi ————— is complicated with dieorders the stomach or liver. ies are the ene auxiliary remod ‘Tonic and Mandrake LS of whir pe ntrengtl ‘conutitution of the won ate Wobetraetap of and Prove ra theives ena tes Testores it to healthy act Dr. Ca ey 3 will bs) cantly 2 ee i i for chan ni frown 13M. tod P.M. Price of _ Primoate ea and Seaweed Tonin, each $150 i 87 WO Mandrake 1 uzen. ia Bie. Bos. A a ‘oopply, of De uchouek’ medicines oF sale ei ab tmes at his rooms. also fe for anie by all draggiates and dealers. Ae ree OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY ou fi loge Litery of Kentucky « LEY COLLTGR—FX IRA OLASR ooronr . es, ‘M27, 74, 14, yb, 88, i 1s, Oh lee ues Rot sak -Ot, a rn te Ty ANCE SMITH 00, 3 KENTOCKY=RNTRA CLASS Fovte mM, a, by KENTUCKY—CLACH ocTonrR ek 2, 6, Hy 41, MOINTIRE, MoBRIEN « 5 For circulars aud information in the above Loverien ad dress FRANCE, SMLT!t co, Sov ington, Ry. =1. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURT AND Ki Ne Se, 5, KeNTUCKY— RXTHA CLABS i. 9% 60, is, F4, yy 2h, 2, Bes By fl, 30. KENTUCK LLY “60, OOTORBER i % % 3 information furnished in the above and alse lotteries BSOLUTE a 4 ‘al Havens CLUTE, ah Eroadwas. DIVORC! ‘Gifferent States, Dosertion none 4en suficiont cause.” No publicity, no , tailed. “Acrice free, SOLUTE DIVORCES LE ny State; Ho publicity; suocess cuaranteed ; M. HOW? ALLY ObTAIN no charge util «iver vice free. 78 Nasgau siveet. AS FIXTURES. New Designs in ins Bronze and Oro Freneb, Raat and Amer ure, Frenei China, Gi wee | M2 on ter draenitek an ith Semon IF yor 33 a ono be guarded Murray VAs OTHE " aan vain lamar, C72. yn keeping & M bolle of Dr Tol vs Yeasts rare inne hours, Tt has saved the Ilves ot hy asaads of children, and @ care is warranted in every cate when the di- ‘lions are followed. Price 10 centa, SOld by at) druggists, 10 Park place. rit ASSEMBLY, mt 10"; me Amembiy Disiriet Conver. tion of Ta emeny Southwest corset of ae fin dren end orete in fhe eail, on Monday evening, Oct a elo: for the oprers Hy Le presi aa "Walsh having varated bin oe ony Burin wae was chosen in hie place. harp by w ‘ember oi Acsembly tor the as ananimo: trict. K ‘committee of ibres, Coontating of Grose, Anthony Kickhoft and at purpoae, withdrei ad hort reepyrares, fon. Owen Murphy, who accepted the numb: On mation chogen as the ean. ih Apeerr iy A are. Jacob A. 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