The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 26, 1864, Page 4

"4 _ - (Conibiwed from the fret page.) nearly ali nocesioned by « phosphorous compound, plared, with bundies of matches, in the bede, where the fires were discovered. At the Si. Nicholaag,reports Sereed in the statement that the roorma were taken in the afternoon by rome men, who left again about Totelock. When the fires were discovered, » acene almost indescribable occurred, The questa located nearest the burning spartmenta hastily secured their trunks and valuables, skedaddliug inevnti- Dently, or preparing t vacate at @ moment's worning, Some of the ladies were so bediy frightened, they fainted or became hysterical at the prospect of being burned up, They evidently were not avare that New York fire-boys were equal to any emergency, and feared not an encounter with the fiery fiend, by whormaever intoked. The ecene on Broadway was more lively than euch ereurrencos usually cecasion, The crowd in front ef the hotel bawng learned that @ dozen or more other botela were burning, looked up at the baliding expecting every moment to ace the flames buret from every story. Some of the disappointed, erpremains ther disvust avowed @ determinatiun of finding ® fice somewhere, and etarted off on « voyage of dacovery, At @ later hour they prob- ably went to bed without being gratified, unless the more enthusiastic fired their own vitale with whekey “warranted to burn’? afer it touches bottom, Am soon asit became known on Broad- way end elsewhere t! at an organized atternpt to eet fire to the city was Laing consummated the utmost alarm prevailed, and knots of people gethered on the street corners to talk over the matter, and spe ulace upon the chances, Bome argued that th couspiretora would moat signally fail, while others (who were not eware that the Fire Departinent possessed the means of extinguissing s bundred or more fires, burning at the same time) thoight the villane would succeed in infleting th mest serious dam- ae upon the city, Every individual wae on We alert, however, and information sent out in all directiona by Superintendent Kennedy, uuced the hotel-keojers to place extra guards ercund their premises, and caused the policemen jo be more vigilent than usual. Ate late hour this Gomping po information of any additional fires Led heen received at thin oMce Evacvarion Tiay.--Tos Slet anniversary of Be Lvacuntion o Now York by the Dritish troops passed off vers yell) yaaterday. Ladeed, eo little wasit inthe wenory oO some people that hundreds were hea.d ii quiring ~ tat the flage were hojsted for upou the Ui) fi. General Seud/ord mado no parade of the iroops, and but very little bunting was displayod iu the barbor. The hotele snd public buildings yeverally displayed she na- tional ensign, but that eas all, The veterans of ‘70, however, turned out aud fired e salute, and the veterans of 1512 formed at tho foot of Grand street, E.R, and proeseded t Williamaburgh, where they partook of a dinner, had thetr photographs taken, and gave a tal! in the evening for the ben- efit of the sick and needy of their | ody, Tue Crry Ratcroaps,—Many of the drivers o* the care are without licenses, the companies having nevlected to take them out. Yesierday the Mayor,s Marsha’, Mr. G. W. Morton, noti- fied them to take out Lenses forthwith, as the penalty would be enforced in every instance, Custom Hovses,—‘i he Secretary of the Trea- eury, Mr. Jourdan, accompanied by Collector Dra- per, proceeded yesterday on their annual inspection of Custom Houses. They wil go as fur as Duz- eard's Bay. Deatn or a Scnoor, ComMissioneR,— Intelligence irom Pennsylvania announces the death of Mr. Andrew J, Kasemirc, School Comuas- over, Tenth Ward. Jopcr McCartny, of the Marine Court, is lying dangerously ili at bis residence in Oliver street. AGRawpD JcBiLer or THE CoLonED Pro- wie will be beld next Monday night, at Cooper In- stitute, in houor of the Emancipation in Maryland, The programme is varied end very interesting, AMUSEMENTS, Baewrw's.—Vhe thrillibg drama ot “Waiting for the Var bas drawn auch crowde mince it was first putimthe stage, that it will be played all next week at Sotelo’ PLM, The musical drama of “Linda di Chamounix" every evening, and eve ry morning at 11g the tarce of “A Pleasant Neigh- bor," in which the versatility of the juventie per- formers, Miss &ldie Le Brun and Masier Chatter- en will be exhibited. A menagerie of living avi- mals hes been added to the attractions, and all the euriomtion are to be ecen as usual, CAMPRELL'’6 MINSTERLS.—The usual perform apres Hirroruratnos —opposite the Academy of Mu- @e—is crowded nigh ly, Vanrenies,—Ballet, pautomime, minvirelsy, acrobatay, &e Vas Axwourgi's Mesaguxnrm —The performances of Professor Lanyworthy with the untamed ani- ma's are really aetovishlne, Ho entere the Hou's seu daily at 14 AM. aud at Diy and 8% o'clock BM, Tho performing monkeys, mules, ponies, &e,, delight the young folka, who attend the ex. brbition, now given st the Chinese Assembly Rooms iding. farce, negro THE COURTS ‘OURT OF GEXRRAL Sessions,—Wur Hastings, wav had been ‘uaeted tor yrand lure euy, pleaded willy of attempt at grand lorcens, and was re- nianded for sentonce........Pover Curran, bay ng tcoen indicted for robbery in the frst degree, was convicted of assault and battery and remanded, Ellen McCabe, under in netment for liree- ny of money trom the person, pleaded wuilty of aticmpt at grand larccpy, ond was remanded Catharine Coluinbus waseconvicted of ler. ceny of morey trom the person. Judgo Russel ren'enced her to two years imprisonment at Sing € ng. Pouics Interiidescs — Triumph of Love Over Revenge.—At the Jefferson Market Police Coury Jistce Dodge presided over the following casa which furnisbes # marked illustration of the con- tradictory nature of woman's love, The case was that of au Irish woman, who was waiting to gete Warrant out against ber husband, A bystauder rsiked ber what he bad done, aud if she couldn't m iuage to get on without bringing her busbaud in Court fwhat did he do to me ye're axin'avic ma- coree 2" anid she, “Be me sonnios, af ye seen him ye'd know, Well, doesn't he get two dollars «)' doesn’t he come home dbrunk every night ov fis Life, and murther meself an‘ the children? (yore's Biddy,she's a nice |ltsle colleen, only twen- sy year old, an blazes to the lie in id, If be didn's suus ip lashs night an’ kilt her dead, The Boor tld kem over to me an’ or he mary sez the, ladey bas kilt me entirely, +» Bo out ‘ aid murth: the “chit Yor? wink nab ou or \ .- + Losid ve me'an Do vns wid his fsbt apd Orr reporters, who were diapatche! at once to the moat prominent hotes, report that the fires were ful little ahtove in me kitcken, ma'am, and, sez he, T'!t rourther you toc, -s, te. And 60 ~ did, air, as n ein) rsave, for ‘pon ine sow! iis two besutifal bieck’ eyes 1 Lave this blessed an' boly night" ‘ “Well, what are you going to do with him?" aaked one of Ler auditory, “Fwhat am T goin’ to do wid him, ie id? O! faix that's aisier axed than answered, sir (confident: own doore, for me and the chil- us got him into gaol, an’ so I'm only goin’ to bave @ little fun—thai's all. Ye sce he's got three dollare an' a half » dey en’ I jave id to God, meself an' the childre is nakel, Och! he's 9d sperate roan ma'am, au’ 1 wouldn's for a shkil- let full o* goold vet bim into yaol " A person suggested wo the Judge to put him on the Inland, * “Oh! murther, she exclaimed, ‘is it to put my da- cous Barney on the island? See, be the bole ot me cosy and that's @ blewed an’ holy oath, I'd seo every man in New York at the bottom o' the aay, before I'd hurts hair ovhebead, Fhwatif he does kil! and murther me, an the childbre, arn't we hie own, and can't a inan do what be likes wid bis own, I'd like to kuow, Put Baruey an the islaud | no Indeed |"* Bo aa, Ho A gathered up her skirts and esilod out of the Court room, Robbery at the Bancroft Meuse,While the fire Was in progress ai the Baneroft House on Thuraday evening, some person eutered Mr. Beth Adams’ room, and stole therefrom $1,000 worth of jewelry. Michael Flynn, ono of the porters of the house, was arrested yesterday, and held for examination by Justice Leuwith in default of 1.000 bail, Alleged Theft of @ Watch,—Prrer Lawrence, of No. 85 Chambers street, appeared before Justice Mansfield, yesterday, and made oath, that early yesterday morning himee!f and Jacob Siagger, en- tered Fred, Weuzel'a antoon, at 177 Bowery, and while they were there, Wer sel attempted to take Slagver's watch. Slagger then searched for Law- "a watch and ‘ound that it had been taken He thereupon demanded that Wenzel should pros duce the watch, and it was subsequently found heur the end of Wenzel's counter, Wenzel wes arrested, Late on Thursday night, en unknown rufhan stabled Mr. Willlam H. Duke, of No, 80 Delancey street, whilehe was standing in the Bowery. Tho fellow fled, leaving his knife sticking in Mr Duke's arm, who was taken home,....,.,At about 14 o'clock yesterday morning, Janes Mullen wae bed thrice by an unknown man while be was ‘suding in New Bowery, near the corner of Oliver street. The unknown escaped, end Mr. Mullen Was takes to Bellevue Hospital, Counterfeit Money Pussed — Officer Allen, of the Rixth Precinct, Yesterday arrested Lewis Rattigan, charged with passing @ #5 bill on the Bank of Oweve, N.Y, upon Edward H. Engelke, of No. 143 Leonard street, where Rattigen bad purchased retreshmeuts, According to the testimony, Ratti- #80 passed one of the counterfeit bills on anotber person, and in bie possession the police found » counterteit 60 cent tractioual currency. Whereupon Justice Dowling committed the accused. Note. A counterfeit 60 cent tractional stanp can be found upon pretty much everybody now-e-days, Coachman Injured. —On Thureday evening Jawes Riley, of No, 146 Third avenur, coachman, sat on hiscoach in Fourteenth street, and bis borses taking fright and suddenly starting, he was thrown to the pavement, whence lie was taken jusenait Ie, and removet by Oliver Riley, of the Eightecnth Preevnct, to Bellevue Hospital, Death tn the Street.—At about 6'4 o'clock on Thursday evening, Larry Hughes, of No. 259 Tenth svenue, was found in Texth avenue, near Twenty- third street, aprareutiy uncer the influence of liquor. Otficer Kenan, of the Sixteeuth Precinct, summoned @carman and took the man to the po- lice station ; but on arriving there he was found to be dead. Deceased was a uative of Irelund, aged #0 years, Coroner Ranney held an inquest, Found Drowned. —Yesterday afternoon Coroner Wildey held an inquest upon the body of an un- known wan, that had been grappled from the North R.ver, near Pier No. 44. Deceased waa about 6 feet 6 inches in heighi, 38 years of axe, well at- fired ip new biue clothing ; had dark brown ba! bushy, sandy whiskers, and blue eyes. In bh pocket was found o fragment of an envelope bear- ing the name of “Cau.tield, No. 250 West Thirty- third atreet.""| The body, which had teen ouly a few hours in the water, is supposed to be that of a mah whose cries were heard, ou Thurada: nigot, by # salor on board the steamsbip Ci Y of Loudon, but who sank, exhausted, unable to catch tue rope which wae thrown bim by the sailor. BROOKLYN. Kines County Evection Retcrns.—The following is the official vote as declared for the dif- ferent candidates in Brooklyn and Kings county at the last election : McClellan... sree cece s MBS GOVEBNOB, ++ %, 663 Fenton........ : Seymour... MTHS REGISTER, Fagh McLaugblin.24,145 Samuel & Powell., 483 Benj, W. Wilson,..20,787| COUNTY CLEEK. John J. White... . .24,5¢8 Anthony Konk, George J. Hardy. 20,524, OONON ER, Flias Lynch.,,,....15,736 James De Vaucine 17,014 Taos, P. Mor: + 9,328 SUPERINTRNDENT OF THE POOR, Joel Skidinore,.., 20,405 Francis Lenzer, Joseph Alteubrand, 28,204) JUBTICR OF BEASIONS 256 Jr.1,828 J. 28,500 JL. Meitcamp..., 857 J.D, Hoyt + 4165) ABSKMBLY. Dist. Diet, 1—J weph 8. Ward 2,459 ‘ Patrick Burns J » Perry Thos, M, Rell) Geo, B, Magrath Wm D, Veeder. 2,5: Jas. H. Magill... si@ 8—Rodman B, Daw- son 4992) Henry C Boswe: Blepheu Haynes,.3,.70 7 Jacob Worth, .. | Jobo Heuston. . 6 POLICE JUSTICR, Chauncey Perry. ..19,742 Jas, H. Cornwell. 2/693 JUGTICE 18T DISTRICT Conklin Binith,,...19,418 Michael Walab,, SUSTION 2D DIeTRICT, H.R, Bradshaw, ,. 19,079 Jacob L. Fenn...., 17 James Buckley... 22,674) 6 From New Orlcars, The steamer Suwa Nada, frou New Orleans on j the 10th, arrived yesterday The Evening Star Srrived out on the 19th, ing the trip trom New York in six days and eleven hours--ibe fastest tline on record, The Buwo Dada was detained at Fort Phil'pe on her way down the river, to take dis- patches from Geneva) Canby. This fact is a sul- ficient contradiction of the report of his death There was no nows of importance. Clothing for Rebel Prisoners, The following from the Ricbinoud Ware Nov, 21, settles the question of General Grant's arr nge- ment for furnishing supplies to prisoners of sar: We are gratified to lourn that s correspondence has taken place between Colonel! B. Ou'd, Commis- moner of Exchange, and Gen, U. 8. Grant result. ing in the arrangement of the details for apply te the prisoners of war on each side with clothing an yay Tee oealls were sanitary, Wat 1d to 5 nt, who promptly you ask shall be complied with’ “Tn accordance ith these details one 1 bales of cotton will de abi this week from Mobile to New York ina Unit vessel, The cotton wil! be ted for and consigned to Gen. Tremble, now ot Fort be knocks behind the sbtove tye see I've o pesuti- | Warren, who will be paroled In order thas he may totke necessary arrangements for the sale of the cotton and the purchase of articles needed by our prisoners, at pointe where the proceeds can be ex- nde! to the best advant we. In case of hia dina. biity Gen, W. W RK. Heale will act as his alternate, The Nassau Blockade Ranners. The Corsica brings Nassau papers to Noverber 19th. The following are the movermeuta of block. ade runners; The atearners Chicora an] Syren arrived there October Bist frotm Charleston, snd the Arrustrong on the same day from Wilmington, The Coquet aud Deni arrived November Tth from Charleston, and the Beatrice sud 1 tile Mat. tie, from Wilminyton, The General Clinch arrived on the 10th from Charleston, the-Wisp returned to port on the aod the Wala Rover on the 12th, the latter having been chased by a Federal cru ser, The Owl and Stormy Perra! from Bermuda, and the Pam gan trom i Dad siso arrived hav. tug been chase! off Wiim peton. The Berths, Julia Avwstrony, Ptarmigan, Little Hawie, Owl atu Beatrice, bad suiled to run toe blockade, The Nassau cotton market was dull at 89440 for small lois in good orver, iwews itews {Bp Telegraph to the New York Sun.) Basver Masoa-Ges, Waitzet has been made a full Major-General, vice Sheridan, promoted to the regular artny, riee McClellan Arrogssy-Gennaat Bates has concluded to re. Ore trom the Cabinet. The exact period fixed for bis resignation is not publicly known, Tne agent baving in charge the nutnerously * gued peace petition froin Koviaud bas arrived at Washington with the jntention of presenting it to the President of the United States Chances Wrentams, a colored U. 8. soldier, was executed by hanging in the yard of the Ol Capitol Prison, in Washingion, yesterday, for killing « colored woman near Casey, a short time ago. ‘Tne steamer Katy collided with the Desmonies at Diamond Islond, Miss.asippl River, on Tuesday night. The Katy suuk and two or three of her crew were drowned, and the cargo of Government cattle and private freight lost, Apwinat Portar announces to the Navy De- partment the capture, inthe wulf stream, of the sebooner Bybil, of Nassau, which had acargo of 807 bales of cotton, Adtniral Stribbiing communi- eaton from Key West the following captures: The schooner Lucy, under English colors, on the 17th inat., and w schooner, no name, on the 24th, Both had assorted cargoes, and were uear the ah: Tey trying to rum the blockade. Also the schooucr Badger, under rebel colors, from St. Marks, on the 6th inst, She was loaded with cotton, THANKSGIVING, in accordance with the Presi. dent's Proclamation, was very generally observed at Louisville, Ky. The etores were closed snd the churches well atiended, The chief event of the afternoon was the opening of the New Street Rall- way, under the auapices of a New York Company, with Gencral J. T, Boyle, of Louisville, as Pros|- deat. The running of the cars attracted crowds of citizens, Gen. Royle treatod the populace with free rides, and the cars were overwhelmingly crowded. Tnrcase of Mrs, Sarah Hutching, who bas been convicted by ® military commission at Baltirnore, of sending ar:nsto Harry Gi'imore, and sentenced to five yearsimprisonment, attracts much attention in that city, anda strong effort is being made to Procure « mitigation of her punishment. Many of the most earnest portion of the loyal citizens of Baltimore earnestly protest a, t any leniency being shown to Mrs Hutchins, considering that the social porition of the Jady should not shield her from the full measure of responsibility, con- sidering that her ofience was exten ‘ing encourage. ment to such a public enemy, free-booter and bighwayman as Harry Gillmore, It ia a double offence; an offence not on y against the State of Maryland, but # high crime againet the Nation, General Intelligence. (By Mati to the New York Sun,} Tas Treaty of Peace has been finally both Houses of she Danish Logislature, A Larar fire occurred in Newhern, N C., Isat Sunday, which consumed many fine stores aud dwellings, Srx tons of poultry and over seven tons of partry were distribuied among the hospitals and artillery companies shout Washington tor Thanks. giving, Tur pirate Tallahassee, which recent!y loft Wi!- mington, is reported hard and faat ashore in the Cape Fear River, with a probability that abe Will be ot Tor widow of Josiua R, Giddings died at Jefor. fon, Ashtabula uty, Ohio, on the iSth instant Of theae two it may be said suat they went tether final rest, one but a little afier the other, in the ful! hope of @ blissful immortality. Tur Rappahannock River wae visited by ovate r vessels last week, for the first time mice the war, Thoy sre prepared to reopen their bu sersen wong that portion of th shore. rebela baving wppoared in that vicinity tor a louy period, Tor yellow fever has entirely disappeared from Newbern, and the residents are rapidly recey from the panic which took place during its p lence, The stores ure being reopened, an Wwerchants aud others who fled from the etty gre returning aud resuming their customary adopted by A voow Frenchman being aroused (rom 6 his wate, with th “Get up Biprcte, there's robber in the house"? eslmly answere “Donte Jet us taolest We will wateb and Jet him ransack the lhonse, and if he » value D')! tare ot away from bh d anything Wer are erat.led to leary, r Rebmond Wiig, Nov vl, rom the ve Ory, that the Hidian nations located Kaneas ove bow true and devoted to our ¢ wod that they are almost entirely free frown Yankee invosion or molestation, Creeka, Cherokees, Choctaws re oll in cordial allhance with the yur cause a bearty 6ul port. abd Bewnin Bou. aud vive Zacaany Tayvtog Epwaaps ag son of Gen, Taylor, waa kbed last Friday night in Harden county, Ky. With six cc: niony he west to the house ha Vabera suet admittance, Which was sed, Tey then tred a volley of mivaketry imtothe house, O eof the inmates ree turned the fire with a al Wu wad killed Ed. Wards, The other scoundrels tle ‘Tne statistics of deaths in W ton hospitals ; Guriag the War show # mortus ver tifveen thousund, arly all of whom hav n buried by the Government, Among these Now York is most repr nied, she having Jost three thousand twe bundred and tity-three Tue gr atest ngguier of deaths were trom typhod fever, Five Buuared were from umputa loot aud ou y two trom esi re cuts, Newr’y w thous Lave been exhuued and removed by tbe trends of the decessed, Ge, Suweman has received a valuable sword ani Aorseeqguipments trom several peutlemen im New York, Wiuose names do not ‘ppear, Tn ase kvowledging the receipt of the gi he wriie “Will you be kind enough to express to the centle- meu Whe gave me this magn. ticeut gitt how deeply I prize their cGelicacy and kindvess ? | wish T knew trem all and could shake tue by the hard and thank them persunaliy tor their’ expensive token of their regard, Mise Hawon having been frequently annoyed in Boston and elsewhere, by her audiences feaving before the pertormances closed, a few evenings ago advanced to the frousor she lights, ab the Boston «| a Theatre, and indignantly protested in lancuage something like the following: The Teepecta! ¢ part of the audience wil remain and witness my vor efforte, the rest of the audience may go! This dorerved repriniand proved saltare, for @ compleie revulsiou was experionced, and the ent're | fi Bee rested thelr eeate unt! the curtain fell, A compasy of overs hundred men, whe winter the tisle of the Georg'a Home Guard, bad been for THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TO. MORROW will challence the attention of the py Neng one of the moat brilliant and varied n wis of that GREAT SOCIAL ORGAN vet fara Military News, embracing every item recelved in the: Federal Cay CP TOFRIVE A M. Si NDAY: ther latent news) Hehtnond: important aud exclusives t shacowtne the course of the Admine i fey letvere trom Orpheus C. Kerr, the: bees ‘ - ; “ x ‘ ‘nthe | an ot the kecel Beleace,and “The t Sion bene loins good wervice aa seoute ues | « facinating and atouetng diel rvce in N ryia, were recent!’ sure ky oidiers’ Correspondence from prisedand sirrouyd ut #ixte milew Northe ipt: Keportof the briliant Ball of the east of Dalton, be over three hnuliret rebele, The r 1, Hall; vigor members of the Home Guard were prine pally tne e 4 who had been conscripted into the rrbel service | “ urday ; the Arte and deserted, aod tt ters 1 tol th tho painters and glazier@: pol . heir captors dete thown wu tories a: show them bo merey, ‘mmediately shot or hung | ¢ all but te enty-one of them in @ moat deliberate and y repor ndence: Ortet inbuman manner oW Humorous sk i Kecentrcitiea; je humored Hite at T erder of Major-General Dana places the fremimen in his district, ora many ascan find room there, npon the Vande former! possessed by Jet, Davia and hie brother Joseph, andby the) heirs of General Quitman, of filibustering mer Their estates Ve tovether In an ena bend! of the Miseiesinp!, called Palmyra Rend, They coutain about ter thousand acres of aral le | Jand, and it is intended that cotton xpecu ators shall Le kept away from thie point, which the ne- roes ean defen !, and where they can live in acct Mtv and maintain theruselves without expense to govert ment, On 8 indtay steamer Bt thing the barge Ulster County and the latter on her way down the Fiver, came in co'lision opposite West Point, sink. ing the barve Ulster County in less than ten in Utes, When the collision took place it caused « ® crash that ne every on beard re thrown from their hertha he propeller te came raide thy mene rk, About fod as mou Ulster County and took off the jorty-five in number, mortly » of thetr clothes and baceave beutthe time of the collision a as tipset in the Ind es ove, the burning oil fre eprend all through the cabin, but by the sought. fulners of one ot the Indy passengers, Mise Day ton the fire was extinguished. Tar Kingston ‘Can r 1h, say Tk is proba ° will be introduced inte ite aswern! ting ir y next, for the pu e preventing by r ‘nt enactinents re | petition ot the s wneraid, There need be 1 f 1 f doubt but that the government entertuina the cone bhe thas we must do everythin. noof the comity of uations aud hot respect ou Ithem, we nto vie iin boner to Ti there should te got ty. iu the n jssie an order in council, the proc Will have the merit that the measure y uiitted sndirect!y to the pe ple, A late Peter ma) paper or four weeks at seurcels en thrown directly into the eity The number of shells thrown into the ¢ ty during the tme the shel! Ing Was progreswing Was truly astonishing approxtination of the numer may be When We state that of Yankee shel! the city and vic partinent. Th forty-eight thousand dollars for these shells of the shells buried thenmelves in the gr he resurrectes,and have not bee y put down twenty thousand asthe numer poured upon the helpless no! batants ©. Petersburs, and yot, airange to sus, oF y four whits persons have been killed, and not mort than ten or twe lored persons, and twice as TMuny of each race wounded." “KATE HAMILTON, OR, THE MAID OF HONOR. States: ‘or three haa t mae arrived at SX hundred thousand pounds @ been collected by parties in and sold tothe Ordnance De. department hag already paid out Many nd toc and (The continuation of thie Story ie unavoldably crowded ont todar,! MARINE NEWS. HH, W., even. 1, ARRIVED, STRAMSHIPS Ren Detord, Washing Fortress Menroe; Chas Thotina, Fo Mobile, Mobile Bay Sno Nada, New © Chesapeake, Portland; | 8 Grat diy Corsica, Havana; Aiaeo, SHIPS ~— Lord of the Manor, Balt; Midnicht, Boston, BARKS~—Milton, Cotizs Owens, Fortress Monroe Rosamond, Cayenne, via St Martine; James Welsh, of Belize, froin Vern Crag BK1GS John Shar ehiueton; Cyclone, George. town, PET Monroe, BCHOONER Have tlorl; AM Elizabeth. port f y Seranion, Georetownu; Saroh Marin, Spanieh Mainj; Kdwia, Port Ip Witch, Henry Fine, tH Porter, hin. BELOW Tark Uva A Piek, Ke West, Wind SW “Too Late for Classification. »N ERIDAY MORNING ickets and a small Account them by paving exper s FouNp ‘ s Paws owner oa property, zat ech at 18 Oe POR SALE—A HORS 15 hande hich, for eale cheap, Price #hu, tiremt to A ‘ NTED AT THE CONTINENTAL open and cook ovsters Ary Apply ea at ‘ MANIC CONVE trned moetit Mozart ila let #t,on Fr BRICK was unapin Convention, DAVID Mile HILL FOWLER, see LOST OR WEDNESDAY 40h wt ond Od ay, 0 an tailored jong nuane » Ne at by a MAN, Chairman, N V0 REWARD oe aire hoon, Poor Mare, 7 vid. svotin th chead aad rieht hud leg ed. ‘Lhe above wdowill he paid) by w MICHABRL HARES, 2 alt retuinineg her West digh et, vi y calling on RICHARD HEATON : | Broome st, a man to | at Lo'clock A.M Intes. Ruropean ery thing epee fa ¢ i ne of th will teure in mocel newrpe of the age Y MERCURY hae o CIRCE LALION + that ALL THE OTHER St Ne PAY NEWSPAPERS puburhed im thie city, THRED TIMES POLD a QI! NDAY CARNIVAL OF THE SATIRICAL, QW AINT AND GROTESQUE! Reputifcane Democrat mon of martial tastes, an@ the good 4 publi nerally, will hare an ope povtunity, t frow, toonce more mneet with ORPHEUS C. KERR, in the ever-lvely and piyuant columne of that famoa® Orpen of jovial pliiowophy, THE SUNDAY MERCURY Onee more the veracious and patrioue hirtorian an@ Homer of the thrice-vaiorous MACKEREL BRIGADE will publiele review that inmortal conglomerntion of veterans; revealing unte public gaz@ ual Kable politicos heresy of the sagacious CONST ATIVE KENTUCKY CHAP; ans cratic aud high moral picture of whaa ne NGTON SOCIETY ! rivin is popularity Throwing « etrong dicht upon Captain Villiane Brown's reroarkable pecuniary detacion of “Tntere hal Rever fromthe Mackerel Lurkey Corps, and decerihing the truly curione ear tota MACKEREL PICKET GU AB IN THANKSGIVe ING PAY In short all who would like to be thoronehly lly for onve in thete able lives,” will do well to ate tend the Macaere © of Cc. KERR, SUNDAY MERCURY, TH! EARLY MORNING DISPATCHES hthe SUNDAY MERCURY OF TO-MORROW Will compieler ae very latest news trom LOUR ARMIES, Tovether with -pecial information ‘trem authentia “WITEIN THE REBEL LINES. This ie the vory turning point of the war, and as pow body crn guess what PVEN AN HOUR MAY BRING FORTH, mportance of ane arer that goes to piees Wo KS LATER than any other published on Sundar morning, mus® the i be ma. vboir, In to-murrow's issue, BANDED VOLUNTEER will bave a ators tellabout bis experience th 1S FRIEND ABE hie elec'ioneering tour, ‘The KRCULATION OF THE SUNe (ho put cear shows that ene terprive and evp.t enlieted in vein in th pulsic retvice, MULTIPLY BY TIHRER the combined issues of all the other 8 ay newepas wre gua the product will etill be tart t pre sind the [Ke UULAR CIRCUCL VLLON of the a GAZETLE OF THE MILLION, ypue COLOSSAL CIRCULATION OF THB PENDAY MERCLKY So completely overshadows that of all the other Sun- day new Thaw fince hie vret tue DAY MERCER *publieied in thie city, that it seeme fo institute a con. pt on. Having no com. ja the field, cbt 4 compendium af the the world and htative of the urren@ Te ot the country, aime with each euccestive SURPASS ITSE To-morrow, November 27th GREATEST NUMBER of thie comprehensive newspaper thet hee yet bare Inid beioie the pantie WILL APPEAR, Tt will embrace epecind iniermation reearding THE SIERMAN MOVEMENT, and every itew of War News received in Warhinetan up to VIVE O'CLOCK on SUNDAY MORNING. The popularity of th SiNDAY ¥ I RY wath every class, calling an t rion t he FAVORITE ORC AN OF THE RUSINESS WORLD. and hence its alvertising columne are a complete dle rectory ond guide to the whole busing and eelli coummuvity, ae well we to all in pureuit of pleasure an ecrention, A IN THE of to-morrow, the NIGHT WITH THE COLORED ARIS. TOCKACY “'NDAY MERCURY inet. will appear a full repore GREAT Db EY BALL AND LINCOLN GLORIFICATION on Thankegis evening, atthe Prince at. all tw this eit inion of the reselection of Father in Mas y ane 4 The tutions; the dr beaux; descriptied . The report will elve orreet idea of the “AL MONDE seapital, and afford a dee sormance and reality of publie ot boque ‘ Lit inay con ARRKIC fe it evietsin this Can Hehtiu! inslehe into th Hite in dark eirclee N AD |B N’S oF, sii RMA DUATH all wh BLOW at THe HEART OF THE REBELLION Between thts and sunday tha Morning 1s is expentad DECISIVE NEWs ‘on Washineton from the Army o@ now adveucing Chroueh the very my and literally cniting it in twa At whaeve. hour ofthe nigh early morning thie sutelisence. awaited with sueh PP ATULESS INTEREST, way rencl Wueblustou, it will unquestionably APPEAR in the SENDAY MERCURY OF TO-MORROW, NOVEMBER th cult bevond per SPECIAL fo imeure thie \ ' it bieakiast time al NDAY MERCI iY will be key v8 ' CASH IN HAND FOR 1 YEAR | -< DAYLIGHT ; ares Q ppl easly to HOLLACH EN & BRO, 10 i BROW Mok G, the Bt NDAY MER Norkus Woaithacs et Z wl fe We HOURS LA == —= | than that of soy other pases ed to-morrow SaaS PENG. 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