The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1868, Page 10

Ww NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ‘15, 1868—TRIPLE kc nc lt Se Iai lille tt te i " ENGLAND. FIRES IN NEW Yor His Arriv GENERAL GRANT AT WEST POINT. igkes Sankahne erald and Its News>The Political Agi- } Destruction ef the Stuart House on Broud- = and Its Effect on,the British Press. way—Lous About $70,000. ‘LONDON, Oct, 31, 1868, Between twelve and one o'clock this morning Let mo begin this letter “y relating a circumstance | fire was alscovered in the rear of the dining room which, though smal! 1% itself, capitally ilustpates | of the Stuart House, No. 480 Broadway. The tive is. that power of foresigbt in the Heratp whj¢h has | supposed to have caught iu the furnace in the rear and Receptionmiie Pays a Visit to liis Son. Wesr Pom, N. +, Nov. 14, 1868, General U.S. 6 by Mra, Grant and Geverais Dent and Q A. Ciiore, i jan at a quarter past one o’clocy 7 1 ‘occasioned so much remark, Perhaps you are al- | of the dining room on the first Noor. trian at & a ppl oes brwasebe pictamaiaiely ready aware (hut iss Louisa, Pyne, the greatest of | At the late hour when the fire was discovered the | Upon the trata wrelviby at the de} ti ye POSsengers was wade from the rear cars towards the forward drawing rooney, from which the General and party imoiediaicly alighted. About a dozen persons, roskients of Garrisons, had assembled at the depas ‘and the only attempt at a forma! display a a neighborhyt English sopranos, bas recently maivied Mr. Prank | inmates of the hotel were asleep and ‘Uuyggnecio us Bodda, a very FYiutonadle professor of Thusic. ‘The | of the danger that threateued them, 4s Agines ‘comic journalg, which ring the changes upon “Gin a | spread to the secondiand third. & Upper story, with Bodda meet ¥ Bodda,” wil! remind you of the fact | S¥ch remarkable rapidity Drai the lodgers on’ awak- 4f you have forgotten. it. " Now, the marriage of Miss ening Secon reat ai) cgreas was out off. wat: ps ately were promptly on hand, . breeze fra Aowisa Pye was, erysecret, “Neither friends nor } aad by the aid Of ladders reweued alt tho Inmates,” | 188 tbe tinging to th iat fags, one of Whic wag qelatives/ were “nformed . of it. until a week e premises of Mr. Stuart consisted of the first, | Teneed with the vokdasc” 7 . } : second and third stories of Nos, 430 and 478, which w after it had occurred. -'PRe marriage took place in| Were completely gutted, THis loss will reach, on Pe parca Re Deeg pocar programas J ‘the Mazylebonexburch, aad no witnesses except tue | furniture and stock, about $39,000, npon which there Viexssene, Porn DONRLAON AND 11 PPLE clerk “and pevpopeneray were present, What was | /§ the following insurance:—Columbia, Insurance Dents dahaindocgpnndiobanoil * ia Company, $2,600; Firemens’ Fund, $2,500; Kelief. PONAOATORARAENOR AION 7 ‘Miss Pyne’ agtonishment, therefore, to read m the 2,500; Areti 500; Niagara, $5,000; Springfield ‘The distinguished group then walked to the primi- $2,500; Aretic, $! A 1» $55 i ul 4 Ls 4 lo City, $2,500; Mutual, of Buifalo, $2 5 a e jetty s ~ Dappened—an “anmoancement that it was about to ane Dasetient af Ko. 480 Was occupied by J. Crab- | cede on board, ‘Mie moorings were cast of and ‘occur! Nove ofthe London journals had cver | tree asa saloon. Lis damage by water was about | the little steamer, with a new ensign flying from her ‘#reamed of “it. /How fthe HeRatp discovered the | $2,000; insurance not ascertained. Lang | flagsisf, spurted across the river to the West Point Bact is one of tbse occupied a part of this basement as a boot and shoe | landing. As soon as the vessel touched the pler the Journalistic mysteries never to be | store, His loss is about $1,000; insured in the Hor | customary salute of thirteen guns was tired from ‘nravelied. | man Insurance Company for $2,500. Hettery Know, whieh, slinoss ovarsangs the iver a & Twent o att eve e s, The tire gradually crept up to the upper stories ofthe | verge, and General Pitcher, Superintendent 0} the ped daaly Ce pening 7 vee Tob Taber ~ Stuart House, ene Pea aians came in con- | Point Military Academy; Colonel Black, commandant ; e and, play x game of English | tacr with, Upon gaining the second story it worked | of the Cadet corps, and’ Major Boynton, Post Adju- Diliands, ‘ope th nd points up, with Duf- | through the wall into No. 47614, occupied Ge Zouis tans, Stepped onboard, Goria eed ann Yon, «ver fgeod player, for konor and a | P. Tibbals as a toy and fancy store. Mr. ‘Tibbals’ viendly sahutations were rerchanged, B i ees te loss was about by smoke and water. His | party embarked in carriages and drove to the resi- aliver “oup. /Rqderts gave Dufton three hundred | {Oss was about $8,000, by sil | Henee of General Tithe whose guest General Points outs ofthe thousand, and beat himr hand- | Immediately under Mr. Tibbals’ premises was a ral ana mite now are, feign at me! , basement occupied by Mr. Goldsburger, dealer in ‘The visit is purely a parental an rivate one ol ae pl > ry ee anion apured he Lae birds and notions, whose joss by wator was fuly | the part of General and Mrs, Grant, who have come ‘y 5 Dutthen Roverts manipulated bis spot | 1 goo upon which there is an insurance. Adjoin- | to spend a day or two with ther son, Frederick D., a stroke and easily. Afterwards he polished of | ing Mr. Goldsburger’s premises was @ glove store | cadet and popil in the third class. A number of Duiteo in 1 games of pyramids. Roberts plays | occupied by C. Field, who sustained damage to the | officers of the post paid their respeets to their dist'n- @8 Well as ey'er—a little more carelessly but with ¢ amount of $1,000. Mr. Mield’s insurance was not | guished commander during the afternoon, and in the to pias Oe He told ine that he was still willog | uscertained. evening the President elect, with some friends and pigy Dio or auy other man in America for a During the progress of the fire there was consid- | his personal staff, dined at the 1osidence of a friend heavy stake, and that he would play there or here, | erable excitemen ‘he police were under the com- | at Wold Spring, The only formality of any kind Just as tre terms suited. He ts aliitie astonished at | mand of Captar riand, of the Fourteenth pre- | noticeable at the arrival or subsequent strollings of MeDevitts wonderful run of over 1,400 at caroms, | cinct, whose oMcera permitted carriages to drive along | “the General” around the grounds and premises of ut he toot at all dispirited. He thinks that Dion Broadway, over the hose, thus seriousiy impediug ihe | the academy was that two dismounted orderlies sdodged him while he was in America, bat hes will- | firemen, who labored assiduously to coniive tie | were in attendance. Ang tago back and meet the ex-champion if the | ames to the room in which the fire broke out. The 11 18 a rnatter of surprise to many that a crowd of money e put up safely, Doubtiess the publication | sergeants of the precinct were present and ren- | “axe grinders” and supplicants for appolutment did “of these facts—whtch reaily amount to a challenge— | dered eMicient service to the fire patrol in saving | noi manage to tind urgent buginess at West Point Will lead to some response on the part of American | property. to-day, but the recent régerve displayed by General ‘billardists, If not, they must have lost the pluck a nt ‘J | Grant at Washiogion probably reminded them that Which used to distinguish them. Gias Explosion and Fire in Broadway. | there Was a time for everything, and that the Prest- Ps ee Eales ee rae cand Yesterday gfternoon men were employed at No, 557 | fae oes oe ae ue ene Banee to the of Mr. Walters, the proprictor, in the liberal : vies a urther belief that their time had not yet come, Not Anterest, has quite transformed the Times tno a iy- | BTO@#dway putting in new service pipe for gus. AL | net pag? was visible. Even the General h eral organ, and no reliance whatever can be placed | four o'clock they attempted to light it, when the gas | gol’ on this ying irip lad three trunks, marked ‘upon is polit cal prognostications. The Telegraph, | that had for some time been escaping took fire and | “U.S. G7? i on the contrary, is working over to an independent | exploded. The front show window of the premises standpoint, at which the Pa Mall Gazette has | occupted by David M. Davis was blown out. Dam- already arrived. Do not be too sanguine of an ovei- | age to premises and stock $2,000. An employe named whelming triumph of the liberals at th Ms. They | Kdward Benjamime was slightly injured. eo rer by mee are int —— at pean ey eerigehrs and the hero of reyes’ worl wil cut down their success to the small- + y ol A good wany of them pressed forward and shook ~est possibie dimensious. Mr. Bright is now stumping Vite Gu Haat: Pestyoteuems Bevoes hands Within dloough the car window General ‘the country, having taken the place of Mr. Gladstone, At ten minutes past nine last might a fire occurred | Grant and suite will probably leave here for New mee eee temporary retired. ae tele Bright | in the three story brick building situated in the rear xa on eng it is said the Generat will ang righ! rs folowers, He talks about reopen- 326 Bi y = oe with ex-Ju lerrepont on Monday evening, au Sng the reforin agitation, and even the Zimes, bound | Of No. #26 Fast Twenty-fourth street, occupied as a nA, Blowart some day next week, with hon +as it ds to Walters, objects to that. Mr. Bright 1s | dwelling by Relay bertoyssteed who lost $300 on furni- | jie will probably stay during the week. It is also precisely like Mr. Sumner—sometimes right, some- | tre, and Aaron Pendieberry, who sustained damage | ated that the President elect has accepted an invl- imes wrong, but always extreme and generally | Of sbout $200; notinaured. The building was owned | (ation to be present at the complimentary lnner to More dangerous to his friends than to his opponents, | bY Alexander Miller, and was damaged about $1,000; Attorney Generai Evarts, by the bar of New York, at All senaibie persous are agreed that there are certain | !usured for $2,000 in the Home Insurance Company. | the astor House, on Tuesday, the 17th inst, Dnportant reforms in Parlament against which a | Jong the route from New York, at Peekskill, town, Yonker: 1 other places, large numvers ople Were asemb'ed at the depots, and jostied ouner in thelr eagerness tu geta eltupse of their revival of the suffrage agitation will stop the way. GREELEY, INTON TLER.. ‘The irish Cluroh, the aidference between Beately aud ee BOOK NOTICES. ‘English marriages, the rights of married women— New Ye Nov. 12, 1868. 5: LER ai jail these are’subjects which concern the people of | To rE England mach more nearly ‘than any suiteage bin, | T° THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:— VALENTINE MCCLUTCRY, THE Inish A ‘T, Sadlier, and whenever he interferes to stop tliese the major: A communication over my signature, relating to New York. ty of Pnglishmen will object. James W. Simonton, agent of the Assoclated Press, ‘This book has but to be opened to discover its pur- = published in the 7rfdune, seems to have so fliled the | pose. ff any son of Erin wishes to know the reason GCBITVARYT. soul of Mr. Greeley with remorse that for two or | why he should not love England or the English gov- - rs A three days past he has abandoned his favorite topics | ernment he cannot do better than to buy and read Gioacchino Ressini of agriculture and reconstraction to make my exposé | “Valentine MeClutchy.” We cannot say that vie * x a book has any great merits. It is, to our thinking, “1 that Rossini, | Of Stnonton’s real character the subject of a series | rather a cluusy exaggeration, ‘The book is prinied the great Malian composer, died yesterday in Paris, | Of Pemetential paragraphs. Having had the benefit | on wretched paper, and, on the whole, inizerably For some tume past his health was exceedingly | Of the Tribune's cireulation—for which courtesy 1 | et uD. ees DA fecble, and his death, therefore, will occasion no | Reid myself indebted—and being indifferent to Mr. | THE ARTA OF WRITING. READING AND SPRAKING, very great surprise. Rossin! was born on the 20th | Grecley’s approbation I was at frst disposed toallow | 1, 46 a eprint of an English book. ‘The book Of Bebruary. 1792, at Pessaro, in italy. His parents | te eminent agriculturist to applaud or condemn ; ‘i cas iu » . os Di i ce Tribune 7 does not contain much that is new, but what ts uew ‘were exceedingly humble, being poor stroiling play- | MY action as he saw ft; but the Tribune of last Wea- P ew 1s sensit een a tyre : f “| hesday contained an editorial paragraph so grossly | 18 good, aud what is nol new Is sensibly and taste. ae ey ee rly pda apis s sats wave evi- | false in tenor and fact Shae hed ae att fur- | fully put. To young persons who are ambitious to ence of the great talents which afterwards ren- | ther pursue a matter which should now be settled pri- vquire the art of writing, readi a kt é : . waislg,, the churactertttd ndueE OF thie bro. | Beaulre the art o iting, ling and speaking eal his mame one of the most famous in the musi- | Vately, the characteristic condue Pe at ane correctly we conimend Mr. ex's yolume, We ays pist who strenuousiy exeried himself to tll thor r cal world. His tine voice, when he was quite a | sands of Southern graves with No cannot forbear giving oue short extract, ‘To child, attracted the attention of a musical professor | then tenderly gave ball for Jetferson Davis, leaves: Stioolen eae ue LET Lee a = olegna ed ‘Teaser, w ‘ Me no recourse but to publish the reason why. f p suys:—“Another lesson of Bologna, named ‘Tener, who onere dio take him Immediately upon at publication of my letter to | you will doubtiess tearn from ihe comparison of #ratis to lus school, which offer was accepled. Me | ine Tribune, J W. Simonton entered proceedings imposition with that of your model author. made great progress in his studies and atiaimed con- | for libel against ue. Greeley. ‘Thal was enough. De- aan ee e whens al yal of ave yeh ae o > ‘ y. | termined opposition has no charms for ihe bran | your own writing and very tew in his, Itis the be- siderable proficiency in the art of singing and play- | bread prugnopher, and he clawored for a compro. | Retting sin of young writers to indulge m adjectives, ing the piano. At the age of fourteen he bade adieu | mise as earnestly’ us when from the sweet securit and precisely 48 3 man gains Experience do his ad- iy 'y to bis master and joined a stroiling company, | of his editorial sanctum ne Veta to the Union Pitot (ie us pak wh gpg of pats R er, . 3 army to wade through gore to the gates of Rich- | posed by ali unpractised sc: ers, and itis a fixed formed by his father, as the head of the chorus, | Tong, The compromise was granted Jor a con. | creed with the penny-a-lining class, that the mulli- ‘This was in the season of 1507, and Rossini was about | sideration, and Mr, Greeley has been making good | Plication of epithets gives force.’ The nouns a Deing made the first tenor when his voice broke | the consideration by tei- weekly Anstalments of abject | never left to speak for themselves.” p cf h vu Fr Pr , | Apology and retraction. The agent of the Associated | Passages FROM THE AMERICAN Nore Books ov from the falsetto of his youth tuto a more manly | Prose nead his official position to telegraph through- | NatwaNIKnn HAWTHORNE © hoster” eon er « tone, utterly ruining lim so far as all opera siuging | out the ea entry, that haa brongnt FN aa! sult Fields, 2 vols " ale ° vibune. 20s agit iB hel . xt ae is leader of the —. : ae rapt in wince Test teria — Hawthorne is a household word now wherever the orchestra, but his inexperience and want of firm- | aso yagk the use of your widely read columns that | English language is read, He needs no praise from ness obliged hin bvypep sate this, and he sank tothe Mr. Greoley’s immunity from legal persecation may | us. No one can consider his collection of this very fmmble level of a French horn blower. This bad gira ip ec et Hing turnip growers ait | author's works complete until he has possessed him- Occupation he soon wearied of and pilching his horn “1 Ltr fi m 2 to. | Self of the two interesting and readable volum On ast Friday Mr. Greeley inuumated tn an edite- | 4, sf oy a them Is to e way he resolved to become s composer. His father | rial, headed ““ieneral Butler's Canvass,” that my | Hore us. To read them Is to enjoy the companic Was enraged at the idea, and the, sou persisting, he | lever upon J. W. Simonton was prompted bj * | Ship ot the author and to learn tie characicy of his ‘Was kicked oui of doors by the indignant parent, | eral Bute ‘ inner life. witha et you goue, the wmmight | the “Butler ching a controversy, Ten Mopren Pocket Hovis, New York: Dick «& ave become the first he of Naples; and “thoroughly abusiv General Batler did not Fitzgerald, of italy. r shes 7 char ee A very pretty volume, published in green and you will be onty the meanest compo prompt my action. I simply denounced J, W. Stinos- nieaving his father Rossini w ton for aspersioux ou the uisivory of my Jatuer, dead pl . a wily of Pessare, | now for vonrn and consequenuly Mabie to personally gold, got up, according to the preface, “to meet a in the Bologna music school, where | combat calumny, | tink even Mr. Greeley will | Popular necessity.” Although we may dispute the at promivence, notwithstanding fis | adiuit that a dead man is entilied Lo the good Offices | “necessity” we must say that the book appear Remaining here a short time he went to | of sisson. General Buller takes excellent care of his | ‘ ae Oe Wk Sepa enice, where he studied the works of Hayda and | own quarrels, and, I believe, generally holds his own | COMMUN an amount of information of some conse- Mozar'. it was here, while in iis eighteenth year | aguinst even stouier aniagonisis than the agent of | quence to idle people who can find no better employ- he any geen —_ first work,‘ | the Associated Press, ment for thelr time than the fascinating dissipation momo,” which was quite su {In conclusion, sir, let me add that Mr. Grecley's ” eard tabi - few. light lon to ey Tisnion oF iucting a contro. | witch the card ta ple aftords. Whist, ene hee dummy, well receive | -verey c r cri v sien | Siugie and double; . and jambor: | ¥ comes with an ill grace from a veteran journ. plequet, ‘p kinds—“straight.” “wy ‘By eahie despatch we are inforn tol Y then, no ail v ever, which Iiv alist Who las repeatediy ant eauseiessiy branded | wate Was | prods - year after the moat respected and disiingtished of poltic ofties guinea on can nd a Runde Jntroduced ths tancredi" in) Venice, an opponents As “tars” and “Villers? | our ich 18 requisite viiiel) at once raised his name to # high pite Thanking you, sir, for the space have granted | eq Hs ret Cher Pour sven fi 4° e See eta le A ‘au 6 put Hhrousg! noes tne eek ne os en montis’ time | for ihe vindication of truth, 1 reinain vey truty, | Md tettorstae, cre alfa brace aoe sand throw he wrote and brougit iro mn Babtlonia, r obedient er GEORGE H. BUTLLG” | hook. Then. We have plenty of hints asto billkard as first played at Ferrara: “La Pietra del ; © have plenty of hints as to billiards. hagatetle, cricket and croquet, quorts, | base ball. In short, there is very Ii crosse and in the way of ut Milan, Assure P“LtOccasione fa il Ladro,’? “it f and “La Seals di sela.) which d at Veni i | games and sports that thia little volume does ‘no! was now becoming pe 4 tian Company vel Lolveller, an) touch upon, and apparently wit some knowledge ‘a rly courted by the grandees, and hn 4 Haitian, wa rsof the Dighth pre. | of the subjects treated, <e toms sought at ov manager cinct lust night on Spring surcet for disorderly con- be oo YouNGEst READERS. Bostou: rom isl4 until 1s upied rhe { vn re john bL. Ste . 6 | ih duct, abusing all passers-by and exhibiting the po of direct the wn Carlos | s These stories, published in three neatly printed tre at Naples. Here he produced some of his | characteristics of a drunken loafer. While he was “1 works, Atuong those which wel under his direction tw: Regina d'Inghelterra, and handsomely bound volumes, with numerous en- prougit out | beimg examined In the station house and having | taken from hun « large dirk knife m friend | &AVings, will be Welcomed by tittle folks. ‘The tales . of his, of the same nationality, called and | are very pleasing, such as will tickie juvenile fan- Kgitio, Zoray da, vowed ¥ profine mutierings on all the | cies, sud the boowM themselves ave appropriate pre- “Maometto § “La T onicers pr Hnally beeame so unruly b sents for the holidays. His engagement wiih the san Carlos theatre ae | Was as locked Ww é is kKhowa by the The Magnzines. that vic that these gnen are the we Porsaw’s MONTHLY MAGAZINE.—The December Lumber, Which is now out, completes the second vol of this monthly visior, tt is up to its usnal dof excelhence, and its future career, judg- enumerated he furnished principled ramians. y favorite comite | Bororany IN Etoningr 8 —Wihile M La Garza Ladra.”* | Albert Vevison and family, residing at No. 151 ther places by “8 Sdoardo @ Chistin Biauca e Faller . | Bidridge street, were temporarily abeent from their | fag Nom th ydest announcement, promises it tuida e Corradi The last opera le wrote jy rooms last evening thieves broke in the | more brilliant and varied casket of hterary jewels, ous to his leaving Italy was that of “Semiramid doors, and abstracted from a bureau drawer and a ‘THE AYLAN MoNTaL “This, the December ane of his finest works, whieh was prodneed in niry therein « gold watch and chain aud set of ero (his maguzineg, ts an timprovement on its ‘Venice and in witch Madame. Pasta created a most | 20M Valued at fu00 Nr. Levison suspects partios | predecesaor, tt conjaine att article entitled « Driliant sueces. fs in Ue same dweliiug of being the thieves and bas | Painters, Jou Newt: part four of “The Pac ‘On leaving Maly with his wife, Madame brand j taken proper efforts to apprebend ther, ine he AF ora ape os Co-operaive Him Majesty's Theatre where lie was | i gs ; exh A Weich in the Night” and other aruicles, warnnty welcomed by t i j John Harstman, «aged resale. eatding NooTHS MAGAZINES T nawing in | Wet to Paris aud became | &t pera, & pe No. West Twenty seventn — street, ition which he | was rum over at the corner of that sir J,on the covona. | Tenth avenne by a diwmy engine bewuging w es the mosic | the Hadson River Raliroad Company. fe is for the coming month contains interesting papers. “England aud Napol Contribution Bnygiand for a short ui) ector of the |g A tunti 189) on of Chart and ede ding on * The reweiping papers ure { Rossini, he accepted an engagement as manager at | RUN OVER WY A Desay ENGINE. —Last mignt | | | i nl, President elect, accompar eg | arrived at Garrisons to-day by tie H&qgon River | SHEET. | cent last nent, and this morning will be arratgned | before Jutsive Dodye at the Jefferson Market Police | Court to, answer the charge of iarceny from the | person, | J THE OLD CONFIDENCE GAME. niless in New York, ‘The confidence operators of New York being stimu lated by the unparalleled boldness of bank burglars and check forgers in their games | of late, are and have been mangny A recently with a yim and 8") that remind the poltce auihoriies “of days long passed. ‘The latest GvFdeiice of this was brought to light yester- 439 ffteMoon, when a Mr. Willian McDonald, of New Brunswitk, Canada, a man of modest demeanor and unsophisticated ideas, called upon Captain Petty, of the Fifth precinct, Leonard street, and narrated to him the particulars of the manner in which he had been outrageously swindled ; and lett penniless in New York. The facts are these:— Mr, McDonald arrived in the city yesterday with the intention of embarking for California, and at once repaired to the ticket ofice foot of Canal strect to purchase the neccessary documents that would take him to his journey’s end. But having only English gold, the clerk in charge of the office would not receive it, and advised him to proceed up the street and have it exchanged for enbacks. He immediately started to do tina, but had not gone far when he was accosted by a well dressed inan, who politely asked him if he was going to San Francisco, and receiving an aifirmative an- swer desired that he it take charge of four horses which he designed sending on, for which he would give him fifty doliara. McDonald, being of mode means, ‘decided to do 80, when the stranger became confidential and told him that he re @ storekeeper in San Francisco, that he was here to purchase goods, and that they were in readiness for shipment. While they Were thus fre keel Palate party joined them—the mer- chant of whom he purchased the goods—who told him they were shipped and that he wanted payment. The storekeeper drew from his pocket a well filled wallet, and took therefrom what appeared to be a $1,000 greenback, which the merchant told him he could not change, but suggested that his friend (McDonald) might, but when assured that he had only sixteen sovereigns the matter was dropped and they proceeded to the hotel, where the courteous Californian said his family were, On their way he ad- vised the Canadian to get his English gold changed for American coin, and if he destred he would then exchange it, at the same time producing bogus twenty dollar pieces, which, after some hesitation, were accepted. He then advised McDonald to go and take care of the horses, which he started to do, but thinking something was wrong made inquiries, when he found that he had been swindled, and the result is that he is now a stranger in New York penniless and without friends, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York---This Day. 6 47 | Moon rises... eve 6 04 4 42 | High water....eve 910 Sun rises. Sun sets. Weather Aloug the Const. NOVPMBER 14-9 A. M. Weather, Thermometer. . 35 above Win, NW above PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 11, 1868, Herald Packages. 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PiSteamship St Lauvent » Bocande, Hayre—Geo Macken- Steamship Bienville, Baker, Havaua and New Orleane— Livingston, Fox & (1 Steamship Cortes, Nelson, New Orleans—H B Cromwell Steamship United States, Norton, New Orleans—Samuel Stevens. Stearnship Victor, Gates, New Orleans—C H Mallory & Co. Steamship Flag, Hoffman, Fernandina—J K Roberts. Steamship Uncle Sam, Look, Jacksonville-W Ray. Steamship Huntaville, Crowell, Savannab—R Lowden. Steamebyp San Jaclaio, Atkins, Savanvab—W K Garrri. aon. Sieamship Champion, Lockwood, Charteston—It R Morgan ae amship WP Clyde, poteauuenip Loulsn owell, Wilmington, NC—J Han , Wallace, Newbern, NC—Murray, ivamship Isaac B Richinon—N L MeCrealy. Steamship Vieginit, Drew, Alexandria—J Hand. Sicametip John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC—Phil- i Brown. Steamship Ne ip Constan Bark Lina (NG), Umn) Wendt. |, Bourne, Nortoix, City Point and ane. Baker, Boston—W P Crue. ne, Creerey, London—Grianell, Minturn & Antwerp—Funeh, Meincke & ), Berg, Buenos Ayres--Puneh, ark das EB jckerson, Montevideo Brett, Son & Co. Hark Honduras (tr), Huxrord, Buenos Ayres—F’ Alexandre & Son. Hark Arietta, Colcord, Boston—R P Buck & Co. itvig Marie (NG), ¥ +e Fone, Meincke & Wendt. Brig i 1}, Otten, Oporto—C Tobias. r Liy, Horton, Re Grande de Sul—J Bento & pora, Leighton, St Martha, & nilia, &¢—Simp Wardell & Co, NE—G H Brewer, NB, via Portiand—P I 1 Cole (iy, Jones, Mavan Poile miner, Portiand—Miller & Houghton. pyey Queen, l'rinee, Hoston Walsh, Field & ¥ br Dan Simmons, Raymond, Caracoa-H'H Raven, pAght New Dominion iin, Pectery, Kingston, Ja—iteney & rarer, Schr Mary E Mangnin, Beveridge, St Thomas—Peniston & Rehr Willle Mowe, Hilton, St Jago ¥ hester & Leeds, Schr Maggle (Br), Roddy, Halifax, NS—Crandall, Uinphray Kathleen (Br), Wyman, St Jon, NB, ria Portland—P evius & Son. she Martha Ann, Davis, Mobile—J D Hurlbut & Co. Sobr DC Hulae, Hildreth, Jack*onville—E D Huribot & Co. Sob E Meservey, Wall,’ Savanuali— Phillips & Brown. Scbr GF Mill, Mills, Wilmington, fous Smith € Co. hr Clements, Price, Washington, NO—Thomas & Holmes. rJ W Haig, Brewer, Nowbern—Thonoa Holes. Sehr Kate Wentworth, Adams Norfolk F Siaples Schr Granite State, Crocker, Horton—§ W Lewis. Schr AG? tr. Hartford—G K Ras! Steamer Frank, Pieree, Phiindelphia, ARRIVALS, PORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. 1m (Br) Forbes, Liverpogt and Queens: v 15, with mdse to the National Steam: tt Bro. ip Siberia (Hr), Marty eaniahi Liverpool Oct 24, via Bos: asgow Oot $0, and Moville Henderson Bro vonner, Asninwail, Noy 8, wich mene, mails, pa re sha treasure to the Pacific Mal Steamabip Co, jor 6, on leaving the port of Now pasiad bark Wm Cumtaings, bound io 15 4 plorrage paanen, « oi which was afterwards made ©) iva French — periousiy injured and it is feared one of Wis lege towst | Bttractive, especially (nat on the artist Eilat. | ; suuma day, Cer opermentitiod “Le Com Orv." Me quently Wrow | heantputated. Oated for at Modus Sinartiospray | OUR YOUNG POLKs.—The jnventies are not forgot- LAD, bignatized stenmmebtp Alaska, bénce for Aapia “cuilauie Fela composition whieh Tanke atnong non ios nant euaedae TA Baye ines Gaon engern, OH R Morgan & Co. Nov 18, AMy the highest of tis sock. ana is universally adn " azine. * W's King's Christmas’ a} red On returibg from tet the Itallan opern s OYAND LARCENY IN BROADWAY, Wil be read with more than ordtaury interest, gid | Alay sone Nuevitas tor Rew York: Parin he withdrew } . Starpiy, t th j the remainder of tei story programme will pro | ‘eamehip 4% Voriiand, with mdse and Then OMerte Twky Sad Murphy, of the Fifteenth pre | Tainmient saficient to wile away a winter's | Peet ee Ta ante Girgenti, 44 dase, wh beim fugitive m, with the except cine: having suspicions last evening that twoyoong | | auones dey to order; Yessel to Lawrence, Gist’ A Co. Mas his “Btabat ataic or ntenia page written stor atinued, 5 s ik One of the best o 4. Ia engravings are tasurpagsed. r the present. month contains three aitracied much aitention. | men, subsequently ascertained to le James Tracey | 4) a Ur Bellator anal durtag nts | fad John stanley, of this cits, were prowling Vioud- | Ratner, Me ae on he resided in | Way with evil destgns, made it their business to | die A Varis, payIDg UCCAONAl Visits to bis uallve cullue vipe.’t or Wateh thelr every movements, which (hey ase EMBL HN try. ‘wy 182) NE WAG Houiinated Foren Aasce ate of vy pekieie: 4 by The mumbe tlie Academie des Beaux Arts, was pro did for hours, and finaliy were rewarde engravings.“ The Friend In Sugpense,) “The Christ Onicer of the Legton of Honor and was | annoying labors, AS the Led fed t mas Pudding” and “A Sunny Day.” which are per: of wevera! forelgu decoravious. He sive tue boot and shoe esta ishimen of eee tect gems, vie, aud bis td the decline of jit o 75 Broadway, ay. stopped, bap i ha gl mn Eualieh M0 tnen. ’ Sanguiug. ‘The maestro t ing or deliberating for a few minutes, dev iuices iret Away after «jong and success lalely amasted in the windows of # large sh care | e have reecivgd from Mr. Brentago following yetwalia of Un eat composer b ‘on the sidewalk, and hastily grabbing Its coutents, — yngiish mogaxines of the latest daic:—The Cornhill, pie boot: i Khoes, valued At $80, Lisue " ia fe 2 is Owens a i sire 1 pat the | Tinstey’s, Tennle Bar, Belgravia, London Sovtety, were om them immediately, aud | the Argosy, St. Fruits, Chambers’, Once a Week, Francis J. Tacker. taking them into custody they were conveyed to the | All (ie Year and the World of Fashion, o This genvierwan died at his reside! No. jos | Station house, frou where this morning they wril be | se Ladies’ thiy Mavaane, Magazine literature Waveriey place, on Friday afternoon, removed to appear before Justice Dodge a the Jef- | never steamed € copiously in England | “ Will loug Live to enarm by ineir ; BT acute I8- | foreon Market Police Court: than at present, and ben Hawmation of the kidneys, Mr. Tucker was quite a sweeps along there ts a carrent of » young wan, having been bora in 1840 at New Haven, | EUROPEAN MARK ETS jing thought. Mont, He was eaucsted . e the Wel riNaUi 1 oni le was eoncated and graduat fo il bat A DISTINGUISHED FEMALE IN CUSTODY. vag und #park- Bier Nigh acheol of tbat city. In 1 mitted to the bar in this city; but pregerring litera- | Loxwox Moxey Manker.—Loxpos, Nov. '4—-2 2 ture and politics to the practice of law he beoaine ¥, M.—Console close ut 044 ir bork money ond the | Late last evening Mr. A. Bb. Neweomb, a gontiowan atta oq 5 ty — ad eutered actively into local | peta Ainericag securities clowe at the fol V well known in tits city, caused the arrest of a polition. Be hada large circle of friends, by Whom | quolalions:—U nited States ivetwentied That ENC) is we of j ne wri) be sincerely mourned and who will be | shares buovant at 26: Lilinow Conte a ) distinguished ee none ther than the astonished to learn of is sudden death, LivekrOoL, Corres M | famous “Major Pauline Cushman, alias Miss " jena Ys ie fee market | Harriet Ward, who, during the jate revettion, | Penth of Mes. S. (. Goodrich | lower. ‘The following ar rendered such Invaluable weryiecs to the Union ; Middiing uplands, 10%. ; ns, Lid. arn The cause of her appre jon was, Mhat | Mire. Marg Kooty Goodrich, wilow of §. G, Goodrich | The sales of die widely known and lawenced Meter rariey). died Hayne let. at Weodbury, Conn., suddenly, on Sunday evening, starr, PROV are . " November 1, Inthe sixty-wecoud year of her age. sie yg”! ae wet OSS MAE ET LATERPOOI, NOV. tas hurled at Southbury, near her hasband, to | Liverroot PRODUCE Mankrr,—Livenroor P20" sie had been a most devoted wife, She leaves | 14.—‘siiow, 90%. Sd, per a WY children and a large cirele of relavives and — per ew. teowls to mourn her jor, vr Haren dournai, Laspon PRropeerR MARKER —Loxpon, Now de | ft ner 4 Linnoed vil, £28 wer (tle | the day 000 Lales, whfle Mr, Neweomb was ¢ the rooms of Nov, I—Qot- | the “Major’’ at the St. Charles Hot they indulged in an extended conversation, she aby stracted from bis pockets national bank ville io tue value of forty-mne dovars. Being accused Nov. | by him of the alleged theft she adinite Common rosin, 68. | but would not return the properiy, ane oplamant, despatrivg of stabi her arrest and rev to the Wil sition house. ve ine ti wl tne trash whieh it | had One weather the Brig Tasso (tal) Rv 1 order. Pasar: bark Bessle Ha: Hind ber with provia , Havana, 14 dave, with on and Bentley, Miller & Thomas, Hada bea vk gale to Nov 8, with tremendous vem. Has lind Head RisboP Now 9 tnt 34 4 m Portand for Porto Webster, Para'2? days, with rubbey tN ay ton ey with H’ Woodhouse & ¢. 3 3 2 =: Ps = of the 5 i ecry, Virginia for New Raven. Alexandria for Providence, ja for Providen: Scur Tantamgunt, Mor for the Salem, Mast Water V by the steamtug Chas Chamberiin Sehr Ala ne, Machina, 10 Iadelpbiay with pipes Was towed to thie! port with lumber to mas. Philadelphia. Cape Ann, ® days, with thang. F Eilzabethport, Fileapethpore W Kivzabetiport, Relir Seon, Homan, New Have worm, Davis, New Haven fue t ot, 1 Bebr kady aun, Har sing, New Maven (or Pin teiphia ae: izabethport: R Mason, Martiing, And Nieks Butler, Eli port; B Meese, Mentting, 66 m4 €rson, NYork; Lookout, Li . Yasar, Jr, Christie; Allred Hat Dimmick, and Lady Ai New Haven for Rlizabethport. Warren, Bridgeoort. farroll, Middicton, for Philadelphi, with cotton eamer Marmion} torah Mrorida, with cotton from wreck of st Steamtug Yankee, Hennesey, Philadelphia. NED- Sehr JD Stevenso: ing 18th insk, 20 nulles 8 of | ‘Bsieamer Sehr FB me We chr F Bran Sehr i 8 Gildersleve, put in for barbor. C1 Eri Seba NEWPO! Yor! A Canadian Robbed of His Gold and Left Pen | the schooner 01 t@ and both anchors ow by the Tallapoosa and brought w, carrying away bows) haine ; was taken in t to Staten Island. Phe following vszesle Apple Eig ceivee too late for publication in Saturday's editio: Steamship Gulf City, Stewart, Galveston, via 8, tO © H Malidry £07, we, Puimdelphis, with’ madae, to J genti, 68 days, with brim traniner pth erat’ and be i with strong NE and NW gales. 18 orn Bept 19, sed and tage to J i is it winds in the Mediterranean ; blustering and squaily weather. NW gale; {th p! ks Helens, and hr Puleoune fo ae iddie, Belize (Hon), 19 da; ex,’ Had moderate by a boat from bark Frank, days out, short of provisions ble, Glasgow, 52 days, SW and NW win Durfee, Havan: iy ak eee 5, with mdse and ‘Steamship Brunette, Ho Gibra\tar Oct 11, with a] master. braltar iat 29, jon 65 W gal mast and split salle, Ironsides, for New York, Bark Pallas (Br Belts Ny lon 74, was bo: sacola for Boston, 30 and supplied her. H Jennings (of © with tron to Jed Frye & Co. Brig Alexander Milliken (Bi ar and molasses to Fowler & Jova. Has northerly winps the whole p: Sailed in comy , and been 6 days north ol for New York. Brig Milwaukee, Brown, ver and lath to Sinj ‘Schr Boston, Suni 1, Hat Sebr LH Hallock, Les a weathei Fall River. hia for Providence. from Kingston, Ja, Oct 20, fogers, trom New Orleans, it Laurent, Havr Steamships Wihernia London; Bienvil Liverpool ; City of Pari na and New Orleans; Cortes, New Orleans; United states, do; do; Huntsville, Savannah ; San Jacint Fernandina; Louisa mington, NO; Isaac B nla, Alexandria; John Gitson, Georgetown, DC H Taylor, San Francisco; bark Mayflower, Barbados Wind at sunset W, light. Marine Disasters. BARK ALRPTA, (rom Tarranova for New York, wrecked ar ala, had a cargo of 80 tons brimsious insured in Sout: MABASKA, of Millbri away Shoals on morning of 131! e, was towed ashore on Rock- tughoat Niagara, and d Rescve without damage, The M was bound for ay With a cago of lumber. Sour H A Werxs, of Philadelphia, 0 tons bu f Bar on ight of 10th y'sateamer Lackawanna, Capt ain Lewis P Browh, the ald of oil casks, New York Submarine Com Marsha!l, went to her assist pany, fs in hopes, wil ‘saving the vessel. Foutrrss MoNROR, Nov 14—The steamer Louisiana, from Baltlmore for Norfolk, collided with x schooner near Noviotk, in a dense fog this morning. ‘The was driven into her wheelhouse, demolishing her wheel, She will be repaired to-day Miscellancous, Batk HENRY—The mate of the American bark Henry has ‘ged with shooting ata seaman while the ship lay at anchor In Sydney (NSW) harbor. SHIPBUILDING IN MAINF—In addition to the two ships to be built by White & McGilve f P Cart have contracted to build Bucksport and Bost it, who will super! her. She will belaunched in Octobe: to build a rig of 400 tons, to be commanded by Capt George n, of Searaport. LAUNCHED--From the yard of DY Williamson & Son, at Btonybrook, 12th inst, a superior schooner of about 666 t carpenter's ‘measurement, 110 breadth of beam, 18 fect hold; is built for Mrs Nancy J Smith jonas Smith, 18 named Nancy Smulih, and is freighting business. Bayles, at the same place, is building a schr of out 80 tons, carpenters’ measurement, for avin, of Btonybrook, Whalemen. Cleared at New Bedford 18th, bark Endeavor, Taber, In- dian and Sonth Pactiic 0+ jibboom of the schooner been committed for tri fast, f 1400 tons, for parties in Bel- Rover t Emery, of ‘arter & Co are also feet length of kee! and the estute of intended for geners Papt George Hb xy i. ‘The ‘bark Fanny, Hunting, which rf be dispatched xBortly to New Hedford, She has on board 1100 bbls of her own from other vossels now here, rancisco thus far this season are as fo! 28,650 Ibs bone and 28,180 Lbs iv« Joean Sept 29, bark Monticello, PI bbis wh oil, 220 do a Spoken—In Arcti Foreign Ports. ANaIER, Sept 6—Passed by, ships Nesutan, Manila for London; 8th, |) Bangs, Norcross, from ae. N4, Aug 31—Arrived, brig Belvidere, Morris, Sydney, NSW. ABPINWALL, Oct 29—Arrived, biig Engene Reed, Sayre, ‘ork. BATAVIA, Sept 19—On the co: for Boston, lig. BANORL.ONA, about Nov 10—Arrived, bark Bounding Bil- low, Vidulich, NYork via Cadiz, under jurymasts. Cleared Oct 22, bark Hellespont, Bridged (from Marseilles), 0, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Anti ‘and balled 2th for Chinchas to. lo: ealied 24th for Chinchas man, Wyman, do (and Tr and Adelaide Ba. Cheston, Swain, it, ship Naples, Hutchinson, for Balt! 3 salled 99th for Cuinchas 1 lond for Rot ker, Baker, ‘Cori ‘Andrew Johnson, ipa Kit Carson, Gen Shepley, Merriman, diag; Josep! dis, Cunningham, and Thomas Freeman, . from Valparaiso, arrived inghas for Cork for orders. GREENOCK, Nov 14—Arvived, steamship St Andrew (Br), i, do, chid to load Livenroor, Nov 14—Arrived, steamship St Andrew (Br), Sept 23—Arrived, barks Cathariné, Doble, § 26th, Nellie Chapin, Wi + Sept’S—Arrived, scl sailed 19th to ret LE, Dewson, Otago (and side, Pendergrass. Melbourne (and aaiied 39d ‘axon, Mayhew, Adelaide; 26th, felbourne; Sth, bark American i 10, barks Rebecca Goddard, Manson, Hong brig Louisa D (Br), Wagner, NYork ; 20th, echrs Galena, Hale, Boston; Equator, Ranger, ard (or Salter), rk. Put io 26th, brig James Crowe (Br), Ambrose, from NYork for Aspinwall. Z, Sept 14—Arrived, bark Tarquin, MeDiamid, PANAMA, Oct 30—Arrived, steamship Guatemala, Dou; opt 4—Arrived, barks led Qlat for Mauritius’ ‘ork. Salied Sept 17th, ship Davenport, Kennedy, San Franc b, schr North Star, Crowetl, do; 2a%h, bark Henry, B ja. OMAK, Oct 26—Sailed, brig Antilles, Doull, Turks a Det 17—In port ship Sowamset, Ludec, unc, American Ports. > ed, brig Augelia, sobre CW Dyer, Hi Tangier; Cora Mortis 0 Noa. oT old Her ‘ieared_Rarts Dawn, Gregor | rooms Noa. 2 and 3 cold Herald building), gton, NC: brig KM Kieslen, Jor Four Sisters, Shecrer, Philadelphia; W ker, do. also cleared amer Blackstone, Lov: , French, Demerni atin. 1 RSW to SW, ship Florella, Syren; barks Wehiemiah (Gibson, George M Jeukiowy brigs © and Autumn. aeamner McClellan, olden Lend, Philadelp! ‘MORE, Nov 12-Arrived, steamer Wm Kennedy, | Congult Dr. D. AMAND, 125 Waverley place. : Malaga ; Abby ( Cleared—Steamer Georre Afipold, Howes, Boston via Nor roik; brig Jennie Morto: flr Lottie, Johneo BOOTHBAY,'Nov 9—Arrived, #chs Connecticut, Pendleton, Calais for NYork ; 10th, Dresden, Smith, Shulee, NS, for New *GFANGOR, Nov 12--Cleared, brig N Stovens, Sau ; achr WT Emerson, Dorr, F FAST, Noy S Arrived, brig H I TOL, Nov 1g—Arrived, sehr Cerro Gordo, Hodgkin, RLESTON, Nov ti—Arrived, brig J B Kirby, Bernard, Porto Rico? Aretie, Sit Meclivery, Philadel. | AGNEW, commer Greenwich and NYo ieee ce on wn ness of the re Jobn Boynton, Mitchell, nite, McRae, Neo. ache a McAdam, ‘aswel up) brig Romance, dyneniry. d, bark Naoule T Bell, Sterling, OLMEE' HOLE, Now 12, PM. Aftrod, brig Richard & ut tor Borton; Joh phon, Godirey : jadelpbla for Boston; Bi eter, Hyer, to for Portland; BG Will effectual. it wens, Mitchell, to, True, do for Maching ; dout for Boaton; John B Moro, Kelly, do for Port De wers, Robinen ness about the head and neck, cleansing the gall-bladder and kidneys, and otherwh fudge Tenney, Ki : elinot for, Tangier; A 8 Wiley, do; Win Thompeon, Wiley, Den: om, Provinceiown for = sven W Sligabethport for Plantér, Horton, Boston for NYork. il S Wiley, Win The }) Small, Machiaa vila Bridgeport, where j ja Matihews, KAS the eye and the eo voice @ dal (Br), Nickerson, | che | dretin's Pills are (nnocent aud adapted for every period of life, humore, Knatay C Seranion, Wriliamea, bi i A BEA bard, Philadeip! NORFOLK robra Wim Henry, Mahady; ry Jane, Lack, 0: Néeweomb, Higuins, Prov f, ni, Gorham. Wellfleet, ig Saran bleh (Br, Gif ‘ORT, Nov 1) Arrive adont; PP Shannon, Dil brig Tila, Koed, Hed Sohn Met Pp ; Sarah, Cobb, Phitadelp! owIDAD ; Mt 3 vodvury, Woodoury, Soutis Carolin, eksou, Suaith, \ oodbridge, NI. RT, Ni 2, PM—arrived, sebr Treasure, Arnold, 01 Sailed—Sehrs Ida N Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia for Port- 2; BD Pe vad Sivany tor New Redford: Melbou i roe, | Yunton, Hlizabethport for do; Leader, Holbrogk, Hondoat in; Ruth H taker, Loring, Philadelphia for Standish, Hich, v's for dos Kate V Edwards, allen ® ah ache Joa hine © Odlyér, Poriln) for Al ved, achrs Josephin ér, Por oa Aico ® Hlget tor favgier; Vom Thowp- on wy Higgins, Welliteet ake M es 3 1, Nov L2-mArrived, schirs Oscar F Hawley, New- Lane, ae Hoboken; va, South Amboy ; Stephen nig yas Reading Railroad No 60, Philadelphia; Cham- N, Nov 12—Arrived, schrs Wm 8 Dougton, phla; Amelia Ai 1; AG Uasard, Satled—All hold oat, Ki Php dene bor, ‘vessels previously reported put in for a har: NEW HAVEN \oy 13 are ” E : schrs Cynthia Jane, Ball, Fort Johngon; uit, deanion, Hoboken | Pauline, Brown, Trenton; Franklin Pierce, Hodgdon, Pori John - i! Perce, ; Stranger, Davis, gee Reenion: Fred’ tyler, a pear, Mod i Steelman, Elizabet ‘aidrandriey Gurus Goodwin, ishop, Sew in jek: Gust, Jokoson Haze, Spencer; Femprst, Nad; Sp ‘aca $ Homer, Trenton; J & N Stee! ‘Webb, Port’ Johuson; A Laughery, Laugnery, Phil ‘Browster, Alexandria; JL Hess, Jones, ‘ondout; sl Hobt Witte, Barker, aud Southport, B ‘Elizabethport; Frances Ann, Keen, Port Johnson; BR No 10, Meek; Read- ing Rit No 94, Dantrich, and Ring RR No 68, Merrill, 18 days | "PRILRDELPHIA, Nov 13—Below,yriga Rio Grande and st Walter Howel, an English topae ‘supposed to be the Peddler, from Rotterdam, and echr lamber laden. Cleared—Steamahip Lord Lovell, Joy,’ Havana; barks Lady Stanley (Br), Harrison, Brilliant (Br), Gregory, Havre; Augustine’ (Br), Wat. Cork; bra lem: schre jerrick, Shane te tr at Mdwin, Dighton 5. wis, Del, Nov 1,6 Barks Sam Seppard Clenfuegbs (or Pitudelphia, has arrived at the jotted Savanna, from Philadelphia for ‘Sombrero; brs Waverley do for Odessa; schrs Thomas G 8: do for Hi David A Berry, from New York for York river; Ia Hoc do for Richmond; Mary Jane, do for Norfolk; ana Aner as for Virginia all went 10 sen tha ‘ PORTLAND, Nov 12—Arrived, ter, Marine. phi. adelphia; schrs Marioa, Darrah do; Annie Gilles, Misheil, Elizabettioort; Anpie Currier (Br), Peck, NYork, to loa foe jobn, Cleared—Schra H Prescott, Freeman, NYork; White Row, Snow, do. Salled Brig Minna Traab, PORTSMON TH, Nov 11—Arrived, schrs E Arcularlus, Gre- gory, NYork ; Chistopher Loeser, Philadelphia. PAWTUORET, Nov i-Arrived, schts DC Foster, Rhef- field, Rondout; Seneca, Dottridge, do; J M Freeman, E! dridge, NYork. i ‘Ralléd_—Sebrs Eliza Phang) Falkenburg Elirabetbport; Benj Builer, Fowler, Rondout; H W Mayo NYork. PROVIDENCE, Nov 18—Arrived, bark Frances rougn (Br), Perry, Androssan, leaking b: ys towed up trem ahd. Bark Cephas' Starrett, Babbidge, NOrieans; sobre White Foam, Howes, Alex: ‘Village Tilleto Philudelppia ; George Fales, Nick ersop, Kilzabethpor! ; Arcturus, Smith, do Gildefsleeve, do. for Pawtucket; Pol Soul “Amboy.; Jane, Haskell, Part Johnsons Mary’ Mi ayton, Rondout; Tryphenta, Nickerso’ ngs, Boults do; Elizabeth B Hogen,'do; Hannak W) lett J. ophin, Webaer, do: Shepard 5 Moun! 01 8p tf ; tating, Underwood, Hoboken 4, “Ryork. for, Pawtucket; £1 eth, E ui NYork; Elizab ib, Cl Bowen, Hough, do; sloop Hub, Hal eh wan. Rey Civeayeons wily, Mary br onin ie ‘ord, Taland, to load for Balitmore} ‘A Bal es lladelphia; A P Cushing, Gorrers an er lock, Elizabethport; William (1 Hintial WeniaMetaar Months inate” Ne RICHMOND, Nov ie datled. bar Satellite, Turner, Rio jan i BAN FR NCISCO, Nov 14—Arrived, ahip James R Keeler, ork, Cleared—Sbips Caihoun, New York; Amerien, Santander, By \. Balled —Shipa Swallow, McLoughlin, New York; Valley ge, do. VANNAH, Nov 9--Below, bark Alamo (NG), Wesse horn, Bremen. 1oth—Arrivéd, brig John Aviles, Hammond, Boston. leared—Brig Mary E Pennell, in, Boston, 1th failed, aloaniship San Salvador, NYork. Oct 12—Sailed, brigs Tula, Fannie Butler, leabella jodfrey, Godfrey, and Sidney © Tyler, Leveadis, Poole, NYork; and a large an und INGTON, NC, Nov 12—Cleared, brig Cito (NG), Leck, Rio Janeiro; schr Rising Sun, Jones, Boston. 14th—Cleared, steamship Mary Sanford, NYork. nent UO. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685 BROADWAY. S Houses denvely packed. doreans of Deneee BIRCH, WAMMOLD, BERNARD AND BACRUB §AN ‘A real novelty fa Minglrsisy, “a Origiogl Gomi ; novelty in Minalrelay, “ag Original Comic BARBER BROWN, OR THE PACIFIC SLOPERRS produced in a style of splendor never equalled on the minstrel age, Th ori R, ewe BRENARD, THE JouNgo CHINNER = lewcomb, xe, We nd a oe ker, Cooper, ‘The orgies commence at a qaerter, to elght. FIRST AND ONLY MATINEE, THANKSGIVING DAY. ates HALL, SUNDAY, NOV. 22, AT 8 P. af. IGNATZ POLLAK’S GRAND SACRED CONCERT. Mme. GAZZANIGA. Mme. CAMILLA URSO. | . VON Messrs. ALBITIS & COLBY. ram: Tickets $1; Reserved Seats 50 cents extra. In all the prins cipal music stores. { ", BSQLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED different States. No, publicity. “No charge tlt worgel abtained, Advice free. Also Notary Public and ry sioner of for og Hosen eee” F.1,KING, Counselor at Law, 261 Broadw BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY Any Statg: uo pubiteity ; no charge aul aivenee Petal 24; success teed; advice free. 2 . HOWES, Nopssan slreet,”. a ee i M. HOWES, Attorn B8OLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINEI any State without publicity or ex ; Where; no fees in advance; consultet ; guaranteed. THOMAS DIKEMAN, Counsellor, 78 Ni street. [AMERICAN TEA COMPANY HAVE EATA| a warehouse at 78 Vesey street, bet nat and Greenwich hear Washington Market, fi sate of thelr Teas and Coffees, where cup be purd and apd ubwarip, at Prices. The American Company, 78 Vesey street, New York. “ pion te Llc! eee Jat A Re Lor b —L—OFFICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KENe Akay TRA L496 06, NovE ia 14, 1 : MISSOURI—EXTRA As BER 5, 16, M4, 3% 15, 67, 8, 4, e MissOURI— oi, soit 16 i 5, 71, 38, 67, 38, 12, 7! i “Jootoony—earma Lass Ga xovesnee 4 EE EE, | 61 ‘ keerte rae § move rmation Bay tin the above and algo Boy A. —PRIZES CASHRD IN ABOVE A PATS 8 CON rigate ‘htcen for circular. \ONSU Aig GREAT CURE BY ONE eRe in treatment. lungs, chest and system improve phys{- ologically. Cure never Catabthy Astitnay ——— ( t AS FIXTURES. New Designs in Giass, Bronze and Ormoin, 3 French, English and American pis | yep Stench China, Gi Bronzes, Clock: nctilver Ware, Fine Plated wars, Catlery ab fv HAGGHWOUT & 00. _ 8, Iway, corner Broome t 402 Broad YREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFER! G Cotfees, Mackerel, Flour, bey Riek cerjen, at the celebrated cheap chah stores of THOMAS BS fray streets, York. APPY IS HE WHO KNOWETH, Where persons feel a heavy weight about the chest, or fale ela of the head or neck, with headache, per= bape izzineds anil a queer uncertainty about the eyes, whic are dull and bloodshot and havea heavy look. These éigne * —— continuing bilions diarrhera 1 apt to set in, which iean attempt of nature to cure, and often does, but may run into To nse avodynes or astringente in these cases means Pas. ralysia, Palay, Apoplexy or Death, but BRANDRETH'S PILLS ia the medicine needed at such times; the very ferment of the humors makes the riddance of Impurities easier and more Six or seven pillashonid be used every night fortwo om three nights, They will cure the diarrhova if present, remorp: the weight from the chest and bowels and the feoling of tule + mpleony each organ of the body to work weil. All this because the bowola and the blood have beon fey Veved of an oppressive burden, Indeed, after twoor threb use of Brandreth's Pills, pains, aches, heaviness ang fy and agilencss take their placey ww clear and bright, and the cheerful ring. Observe Bratt ness vanish; life, vivacit from infancy tool age. Dr. Brandreth’s office, BRANDRETH HOUSE, NEW YORK, Soli py all driggiate, G HENEY A, DANIELS, M. 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