The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 3

Counc'-l ly an K'urin COQQ'I- tfco tfficiency of ra is cii.ceined, and it i tliat tills organi- ffl'are not in gr.ht measure in- 'roin disaster to is iinble. fcriv-rehendinpr tbe ccticn, tbe j-to. bonds the a cf -V 'u-d? to fr? appropriated to Tft- parc'iasinK necessary 4 them etlicient in -ir of which. tbf fi'jancial i.ff".tirs of the or toomncb to iiif insurance com- A thousands 3 Ivpiutcient would be at tLia particular is no tood reason wliy it br o. 1 the coaDpasis-s liave been -d at this uiinimua, for jeare past RC-J illiciencv of tie Not anotlier city en csn sbow as small a per o' 'cjses our own--20 com- ble to dtc'are more tLd report of the j- 3 fbi'Wg Use men to and Trilling Ja-frt," in tbe discharge of scJ KE class a i to the sine extent tbe as the en thrir part in at once I- rnci.ies p.cd in :0 cosr-iisies to -ii- purpose? proposed, MC refuse to take the bonde VT and 6-nable the to yiiCe the department ia proper orcer.

The cold to which bo'-rlv rendering fires in cviry house, tuore than risk the reporis of Fire Com jad Kaginetr show the department and no time ia to be lost in a to be of fer- 9:0 a', they.ba to save the of froui the A I I AS A would be belteVL-d thai so sedatu a as Austin would be o- perpetrating a j-ke, sud yet the introduced by him and pissed the Council, proposing to uoiform the csn be regarded in co other light a grim bit cf humor on the part cf The unifcrmiajr of the police Te proper, and tht? measure would iireour hearty approval if was proposed to pu: them into such garb as would conspicuous without rendering uea ridiculous, but th 2 cap with band and badge, shield shared on the is a little more thaa we cp.n f.2'jrd for. Will the us what of i is supposed to bo shield shaped i tbe blue cap," the ''red band," or ba3ge Then, as the Chief and Sergeant, each with a double and single are they io ha-e three bands, they to ba placed As an we propose tLey be required gsrote collars and use the double as a necktie, end buckle the single the knf aiter the fashion of Thebes: part of cke ii, that the policemen are re- to ray for their i out cf their K15. salaries. 73i STRESIS. Tbe report cf t-trett zljb: before last, shows -very clearly condition of most of the of the city, and, unless hia Digestions be rapidly acted on and neces- arr made.the streets will be abso- -aipsssiible to loaded drays.

The streets leading to the depot and 'birres are in such a gtate.of.dilapida- -53-- cut up by passing vehicles bridges ircirB-- rend holes formed and. almost other description of injury done does not ruimi his lose so much, lie iiayp, (having health and b.ei uijT-'illiuir io work) ho lefi he-was' entrusted i some $900 'to bp delivered at Sabine, which amount was lost or leu from Lia person. After, night to save his boat, tired and benumbed, tbe breaking over him, Le finally started to town, Laying placed the money and papers in his breast. On' the way he came np with two of hia crew, who knew that ho had phc3d the money on his peraon. Very shortly afterwards he became to exhausted as to become insensible, and upon recovering, found himself minus the money and papers.

The two men say the last they saw of it Johnny had It. Any number of merchants, on the Strand, 'are willing to bear teitlmony to his honesty, and bslieve implicitly every word he eajB: TIIK with The nudionce assembled to witne-s the performance of Mr. Brougham's Bupetb comecy Playing with Fire," was the largest as well the most fashionable of the season. The number of lacies in attendance was one of the most noticeable features of the evening. The piece wae excellently well cast, and bat that Mr.

was painfully imperfect in his part, the enactment could not have been excelled by any company in the country. The play is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant of all the modern comedies, and may rival the most finished productions of Sheridan or Bulwer. The Dr. Ssvage" of Mr. was a' masterly rendition ol the part, and brought bick recollections of "Lang Syne," ted yet the accomplished author and ttctcr looks as young and vivacious as he did the first nigh', the pUy was produced.

Of the company, when all did wol), it would be invidious to speak of one being better than another; but if we were to make exceptions they would be in favor of Mrs. 1'ost and Mr. Lanagan, who excelled all previouj efforts. O( Mrs. Lanagan and Miss Joey Pardey and Mr.

dey it is almost superfluous to speak-- thoy are always excellent; Mies rnonds was also very good. This evening the same pieces will be produced as wore so favorably receivtd on Monday night--the elegant triila The Gentleman from Ireland and David Copperfield." regret having to call the uttention of the managers to a serious causti of corns plaint, made by responsible gentlemen last i a ot selling the same sent to two or more persons. Gentlemen have been put to considerable inconvenience by finding; second parties holding numbers for seats secured by them and it is to be hoped it will not occur again. Everything Is going ou smoothly now--the managers are displaying so mnch judgment and liberality in catering to the tastes of the amusement-loving part of the acd the public are beginning to respond so handsomely, nothing of an unpleasant as the grievance complnined of, should be permitted to occur. TUOTJ'FE learn with pleasure that the Mexican and Italian Opera Troupe.which liave been delighting the Houstonians for the last week or two, will pay Galveston a visit in a few days.

They are said to have acquitted themselves well, and the pjima donna of the troupe is spoken of most extravagantly by such of our cotemporaries as have had the opportunity of hearing her. FIREMEN'S MEETIKO. The regular monthly meeting 'of Mechanic Fire No. takes placa. this evening at o'clock, at their hail.

Punctual nttend. ance is requested. n. E. bl'RXS, Sic.

THE PROBLEM While the complexion of the State government is perplexing the people, and grave differences of opinion regarding the best means of effecting reconetrution are arraying one class of citizens against, another, it is gratifying to know there tions of political, and apou which all inhabitants of? the.country to tlie practice of gunnery, -went into a blacksmith's shop with his Docket full-of gunpowder; a small spark slid into that -'ero pocket, Sambo ivaa incontinently listed, as i young yoarthquake had jnsted in the seat of Lis breeches, "Cro ind brimsone" was after him, sharp. it made a -white outcn that part of that nigger which "occupies do heer." Through Judge Z. Robinson, just returned from Bryan, -we learn of the occurrence, on last "Wednesday of a serious cutting anil shooting: afl'uir, at the s-woet little Tillage of Burnsville, on tho -western boundary of bur county, Dearths San'An'onio crossing. Ycmng King got severely cut, by a the hands of pee Doctor Campbell, roni the neighborhood of Lookcut. Tho cuttist escaped with two bullets ia he back of his head nnd one in the imall of his back.

Afc the tiio time the fudge left, Campbell was in a dying iondition, or the natives of. Burns-, Tille'expressed worth tura- ng oyer." Nice place, thut, for a miiri with a young family. We want, at this oflice, an intelli- jent freedboy, not under 12 years of age, to learn the incidents of prin- er's business--chop wood, make fires, nurse the baby, run tho-roller, etc. Good wages'paid. None but ino'rnl ouths need apply.

importance attached to religious qualifications. A handsamc reward will bo paid for he delivery of'IInclo Jerry Hphi's rumpet at this office. Any one within he compass ol this wonderful instrument, who has heard its plaintive notes loating upon the clear morning air, hour 4 A. will understand why such, reward is oiVered-rr- we are a man of family, work all and don't- liko to be' rnclely' matched from bnr sweetest slnmbcrs at early hour. More cotton is said to have arrived Bryan, on Thursday ever arrived in.

ono day since, it has een a place. The Waco Register understands that Military Commission has appointed board of officers'to further investigate the recent killing 6C tho Grimes brothers. The Hempstead, BellviHe and "Western Wooden Railway is regularly or- jatiized, and there is a prospect of its peedy completion. Purdy and Faulkner have taken a tri-weekly mail contract from Calvert to Waxahachio, via Springfield and Corsicana, which will bo put through with four-horse coaches, and is expected to be in operation some time next niuntli. The Corpas Christ! Advertiser announces the death of Mr.

John Riggs. agree without '6i" governmental policy. i street is capable of sustaining, that been known and is great difficulty a cotton-laden gentlemen of.Galveston were the moat' -V 3oat can find a safe The supply oyster shells is entirely to the demand for material to repairs, and some other plan must devised cr the streets -will soon be than useless as avenues of com- this.head New papers note the arrest of in that city who is said to be a known character here. We append notice of iis arrest: Jcba P.egn was arrested last night, in bouse on Derbigny street, between Gravier streets, charged with the man who entered the jewelry of Mr. Schmidt, No.

Ci Royal street, Kd a tray containing twenty-five worth between two thou- ibd twenty-live hundred dollars. was made by Superintendent assisted fay Special OiKcer Deiperf after a search of three nights. js though: all the facts are now in of tbe police to convict him jsry. is said be one of our. noted burglars in this country, We aown ia Ualvtstou, Chicago York.

In the first place, we are le attempted to steal era; anthoriuea know anything Regan, and when or from whom ae attempt to steal 5150,000 If not to our officers would it cot be well SITS John's photograph added to the of Chief JlcCoraiick HMORTO WHOM HONOP. T3 Pro- credit has not been given to the kind- gentleman who devoted his time '3d money to the cause of Xorwegiarj 'oiyrcta who were liere last week, and saffrted a loss of two of their children '-oe depot. Mr. Wm. Jamlcon, a coua-- of the uafortunate eraigrantp, who ployed in ths furnituce store of Davis, devoted two davs time to th 8ick expended Eorae MU in providing and finally them at his own espsnse.

courteoun and polite "of'any to be met with in the country, and that merchants and dealers here jwere distinguished for their liberality, aui examination into nhe-caTraorof led to the dycoveiy ttai'ii was a wing 6' the by' them, and the secret of, Broussard pared to mpply'aU: calleifeirith fcrtigleajptj sach superior- excellence that it -is impotr sible to of temper br'he otherwiee than nnd plearant when clad.in one of the suits sold by them. AND BCKGLAR PROOF W. Jockufch 58 Centre street, has juat received a large' assortment of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, -which in point of safety, both from fire and burglars, at well as in beauty of finish, Burps.se any thing as yet brought to this market." Cull a them. oc R. R.

LAwriiEB ia certainly the Floor King of Teioe. notice he. received by the steamer "St. yesterday, hundred and fifty -four lar- rch, and in the lot several hundred barrels of. that celebrated "Hamlet" flour.

The demand for that brand that he ia of ton compelled to order it by telegraph!" Lawther is doing what mijfht be called a Mew York business in flour and liquors. Danced TO Da a respecMble colored man an- yesterday aa oce of the ap- pT.fitte» to an irjpe in the cua- refnscs to accept the appoint and uies occasion to pive the it Ruby a di 2 i a the short ribs lr for John fe B' CiousmeddliD a cr Tng The schooner irom Gabion for Sabine, lost Bight utthe point of the island owner, Johnny Mellln The boat, in going 7 the east ead of the island, it be the maBter makinf some The boat had only recejrjj Johcny had wotted two TURTLE SOUP at the Suby Salconevery -week. MARTIN A. DA VET, GOTO In Brief. General Magruder ia still lecturing on Maximilian.

Ihe Tribune are pronoancod unsafe, and thty will be torn down next year. -It is rumored that Henry, 8. Foote Intends returning to Mississippi and will make Aberdeen home. General Alcora, the Radical candidate for Governor in Mississippi," declines to meet Judge Dent upon the- stump. The nabobs of the Fifth Avenue have bought off the audacious Freo'-hiaiii who proposed opening a restaurant within tne LaUowed precints.

The new Governor laid to be than hie predecessor and persistently refuses to grant pardons Frederick Hudson refuged to take charge of New York except on a salary of $15,000 year and the exclu- xive control of the editorial page. ail the leading Generals of the Prussian army are decidedly oppoied to the diermament which the French JJOT- ernment hug recently indirectly propoced Advices Indiana, Uliooii, cad the interior of Kentucky state that all a drajmao, the most of the time baccces hoased and not cnred-or protected P. J. Willis Bro, eaving nntll he had enough to buy the email coasting schooner. He 'i'exnit I i i The Ccutrtvillc comcB booming -down upon us with some 11 We giro it 'few We are small, certainly, and wo have, when quite a-'yo'iirig' invested' in nuts our experience in that business was--that would rather crack a one with'a sound kernel, than a much larger ono with a very large, grub in it.

We are small, not half so small as the six mammotU Jlcgalosciuri who vegetated in the city of Brcnham, and other antc-deluvian fossils of the same formation--very largo animals, useful to the curiosity huntnr. At Nayasbta, the other day, a dar.kcy, ultimo says lie supposes was lite cause ol his being murclcrccl. Judge Bacon, of El I'uso, informs the Austin Republican, tbat at least; Jonr- fifljhs of the regialered are in favor of the Hamilton ticket in hia district. Tho New Era says LaGrangc may now be culled hciilthy, after having suffered from much sickness lately. TUc Kaufman Star comes with Hamilton for Governor at the masthead, Lati- Lieut.

Governor and Connor i'or Congress. The Gonzalcs Inquirer of tbe 30th FLOUR-- There moderate tke demMfl botilnMciioaa ioaacconnt.of the 4Bt ot Ealcs.from' ileii it for tO TO; 6 8046 86 1 XX 00 ind XXX ObiJT XfethelWt'oTqiiotatloinnferrirg to'thij On Friday night ve had a considerable storm from the Northwest, which unroofed several out-honses, blew down a good many trees, a few fences, and knocked things around rather roughly for about half an hour. There was a good deal of thunder, lightning and rain, followed by a regular four dajs norther. Pecans are comiag into Qonzalea in largo fiimndtics. The merchants are paying from $3 to $2 50 per bushel.

The Inquirer says nuts were gathered, irom some large trees on the edge of the Snn Murcos bottom, -near town, that i measured three inches in length. 'Tu'e Austin Record of the 18 tu, ultimo snjs'. that on the Friday before a man! by the name of Cassidy a discharged soldier while in the hands of the police, nnd on the way to the 1 for disorderly conduct, 'attempted to cJfuct his escape by knocking down one of the men who had him ia Severn! shots were fired at him while running, ono of them making a wound, from tho effects of which bo died the next morning. At a meeting of the stockholders of San Antonio "Licbig Extract Com- 1 on the 23d ultimo, the Express says the following action was thken The San Antonio Beef Extract Com- pauy resolves to at once commence operations, and to this purpose combines with tbo Texas Liebig Extract Company, now ia operation near Victoria'. Both companies to form one company, hereafter to be known under the came of the "San Antonio Liebig Extract Company." The Victoria company, to receive sixty-three shares as compensation for the value of their factory.

The building for the Siin Antonio factory will bo commenced immediately. The Chemist, Dr. Thorns takes charge of the factory near Victoria, and Dr. Use, 'of tue factory near San Antonio. Thus this important enterprise ia organized in a most promising manner; tdey have on hand 000 rjounds of extrac: and will be able to increase their manufactory to fifteen beeves per day in short time.

The establishment near our city will use thirty beeves per day to begin with. The San Antonio Star of the 28th ultimo has just seen some gentlemen, from; Bianco county. They report that the Indians have lately been in the settlements above. Neither man or beast is safe anywhere in the country and it all along the whole line of frontier. Bankers' Letter Irom Houston.

from tue liiiertor. 1 BTEAMKB. I HOUSTON Per steamer j' Il'Wlille'a'w A Afo 17 cotton-- Bracdon Aco S-Wolatcn. Wullt Vldor 14, 1 lijt h'doa-- A smith 4co 96balvi cjlton--A Lewis oo S--B Jcmtton 10--Dunklin a Co ft-- Alford Veal 41,1 li ile hi dee--Moody, radley A co Sfi, 9' casts ptcant--Cannon r.o 1 lies cotton--Shackleford, Brown rfcolT--JD OSCM 4co 7- FUhcr 14--U Embri Willis Bro y-B Franklin 3-T ivcMa- 1 bd! 3 ox beeswaxHohorst, Friuenfuld co 4 bbls pe- IC.B, 15 h'des--M Qiiin -B lulls hides--T Wagner dry hides--II Kltsltn wioi-- Prcderlch 38 bidet-- A-EUi( 207 green tccl hides. bdls dry C8 bljls tal.ow Jhfdce'--Oicbols 1 bbj onjttt 2 bbls Total--Cotton 355 tolas.

KAOJtOAD.l McMahsn Jtco 13 bales cotton--A I) Aco 18--Order D2-J randon A'co Aco.ll Wolaton, A Vidor 85-J Fro If rich 11--O Jtc3 0 tfmbrey 3--J A A JlcKcon 10--Win lendley 4co 5--W A Dunklln'2--BhHcklerord. rown Jfcco 14--Batts A Bean 2G--A Tjcwis Aco 5 jnjser-Aco 7--C4 5-McNell Aco 3-- Bradley Aco-S-A Mnckle 24-E Ljuch -LCFUherS-Cannon co 8U 107 biilca-J sullcra i A Seasnma Aro 91--J mtth 4co 17--D Stone Aco 3 bO.8 hides. Totil--Cotton 3S6 bilct. Eocaiox, Nov. 1, The Couaerrative Convention nominated for Senator from Harris.and Montgomery, Judge Baldwin; for Johu Shearn and Jacob Binz, of Harris.

Sunday, 80 or 90 i This leaves ons vacancy, which will, be miles from Corpus Cliristi, in descend- filled from Montjromery, It ia euppoeed that -James McWaauiDgtoD, colored, will ng from his buggy, dragging it after rim, the trigger of his gun caught in a 5art of the buggy and being discharged. charge entered his side, killing him almost instantly. The Corsicaua Observer announces death on the 20 th inst. of Judge Taylor. The County Pioneer of.

tho' 25th insfc. announces the death of -Col. Churchill' Jones, one of the most prom- and respected citizens of that county. radical convention at Richmond, on the for the loth Senatorial District, composed of counties of Austin, Fort Bend and Whatton, nominated John Bell, of Ausitin, as a candidate for the Senate, and C. W.

Abbot, F. J. Franks and W. M. Easton for Representatives.

The Austin Gazette in announcing (he name of Col. J. L. Haynes for Con- sjfess in the Fourth District, says he ii the first republican in Texas open- ly'md publicly to advocate the enfranchising all white citizens of Texas in tbe new constitution. This fact is much.

credit. can be raised in Anstin! The editor of the Gazette has been presented with a in'a garden in that city. He says: They 'are as large or 'larger than those usually brought from-the West Indies to the New Orleans market. This, however, is rather too far north for their culture, and they are very apt to be killed by tho cold, But many tropical fruits might be raised, hero with sufficient care. The Bryan Appeal of the 28th ult.

has the following account of an out- be the man. For Sheriff, F. N. Butts waa nominated; for District Clerk, Farmer; for Presiding or County Justice, O. Loefler.

The convention passed a resolution In favor, of Hamilton for Governor, with bat one dissenting voice, and recommended the ratification of the proposed State Constitution. Let it be borne in mind that this convention waa called and manipulated by tbo eimon purs democracy. It was composed of upwards of a hundred msm- berp, of whom only one was (or Hamilton Stuart. Baldwin's nomination gives some dis Old Smoky was heard to declare on the streets that he would vole for Parsons in preference. The objection to hie; is entirely "on personal grounds.

The rest of the ticket is very strong, and there can hardly be a doubt of its Bocces8. It charged that J. T. chiseled put of tha nomination by two personal enemies; but Baldwin tho field lie will give him a warm land "efficient inp- port. iMroiiTAST TO BAGGAGE SMASHERS: One by one the wst tp by railroad companies and other grasp-, ing corporations tire brought tb'grief; it only needs -that tliey orously contested by, some person of energy and persistence.

their arbitrary regulations has long been that baggage or other property, received, by one company would not be paid far by it if lost or damaged on a connecting line; but Chief Justice Perley, of the Supremo Court of Jfew Hampshire, has decided that this rule is good for nothing, i He very sensibly held that where any property is transported over a lail- road line composed of several distinct roads, the original company which removed it is liable for the loss or injury, should any occur, whether the damage be ba his own road or any Commercial List. A national bank is to be established in Jacksonville, Fla. Eighty-six thousand dollars has been subscribed for that par- by fires have been badly damaged by fretrfng. It is impossible to state what amount of damage has been sustained but it will be gteat. rageous affair ''-which occurred Whar'tori, 'Whafton county, in this State; about the 25th ult: Mr.

John Gordon had taken his wife and three children to ilatagorda county, to spend returned to his -farm to a'ttencV to his business. Some fifteen days ago, lie prepared and started to go after his wife and children; and after 'he had been gone iiorne ten days, and no news was heard from him, either by hia -wife, or hia neighbors, suspicions, were aroused that 'there had been 'foul play practiced, and search was instituted by hia friends. A negro who was last seen with Mr. Gordon, taken and when the startling fact was made known; that he had been: fouly murder? --and his body burned conceal the crime. The negro who made the confession did nob do the killing, bat 'one Zack Walker, committed the bloody deed, and the informant assisted in conceal 7 ing the charred remains.

Search was made around the spot where Mr. Gordon was killed so as to make the identity perfect, and a knife was discovered hid that was to be his property. A little way from this, the confessing negro 'pointed out the spot where his remains had been buried. Nothing -was left but his charred bones. A little: further; on Tiis horse had been killed, and his saddle cut pieces prevent recognition.

But persons who knew the murdered victim's saddle, at once identified it as the property ot Mr. Gordon. The negroes -who are implicated have been arrested, and turned over to tho military authorities. The people, of neighborhood are in a great state of excitement. A gentleman who arrived in Galveston yesterday, from Wharton, the above, and 'says Gordon a'fl threatened to have 'the -two ''negroes punished for stealing a fine horse, which I pose.

The amount required ia one hundred near thousand doliara. O'M M. I A. I- OFFICE. OF THE DAILY NEWS.

Tuesday EvaD'jtg, Nov. 3, 1869.. The in again quite aclin In somo a much larger number bus'crs were operating io-day and nnmcrom liberal ordurs yrcrc flllcd, prices very little change. We note the tendency downwan of lard and bacon, but other staples con tinuo flrm. 1 lie recrapts to flay from rtonr, 82 s.cltB coffee, 3" bbls ivhifky, safke corn, 479..

Backs oati, HOC bundles ties, 35 rolls bagjjing andthenual ataort- rccnt of groceries. The entrances from York iiiclude ono steamer aid twc smiling assorted cargoes, aad'Jrom LiverpoDl tii bnrlc Chatlum, 'with 45C6 no exports of produce nredpft of co lion foot ap 1040 tales. jobbing done ia' flour, mackerel ind -whlCkj a irregular prices. Wo note receJpta of pccani more liberal since the close of week. Hldei came jb.

more lively to-dsiy, but prices do no eccm irtectcd by the favorable as pectiof Northern markets. The high rates of freight a deprcn luiideEcy. WboTcoDtinnes dull, some ama' oti ojT-'ii' at for Medium, free" of fctt't'j The leading staple has been firm itt Zivcrpoo at yesterday's closing quotations. The New York market at 1 r. M.

quoted a (hade higher, bu returned to Ihe flgurea ruiing yesterday. rateiaNcw York, aa repotted by.th specials, was wilh violent changes at a considerable decline, qftoted COTTON-- Sales of tome 300 bales are reported for'Qcod Ordinary. The demand hai bicn steady, but the firmness of an scarcity ol tho stock on eal3 have prerented aa general norement. The market closet quiet- 5 quotations. We quote in goW Ordinary Good Ordinary.

Middling Middling -STiTZMNT. StoeK on hand Sept. Received to-aay 1.040 Received prcviou3)y to-day None previously 8.6-13-8,61 Stock on hand and on shipboard II IDES-- Tho soino 110 of whlcn only Birall cflercd. The ia icady at for tbey run, and 153 for DIJ Saltcil. Vfct Saltcittiootod of (dmo Small lota ol holce Western at 1 tc, uul rftlr demand at 13i tc.

Sitel, of ejnaU dnJbrfoc 'at 138135. rc- LARB--Ij owin? Io thB tendency of tlces in Kcw We qnotc tlcrccs kex not to oc had, sad uofcil nominal at Wcsicrn Ecc- Bcd $1 37i, a'cd from llorc it ft 40. JJ-I1-- A lively trade, from Btorc noticed at for kit! (3 Kb. at. $3 73 o.

1 taUbblt IOJ1S 75, and No. do. few drums' of cod fd'itilvjJilJXc. toir of no talcs in oiea. A rate opened at .8, at which tlo was done.

1 he creator part of the linlncfa it atliTlf later In the diy. Tbe leaYe 1 dealers th'e nnscttled a nominal at 137 at the close. SILVER--Has rited Jc below the retc, and tld by deak-H at in ffolii. 2XCHANOB--There has bccii a moderate nsiness in Commercial at rnlirut rates of ycetcr- very little In Bankers'Btllr, thsro belrff Eittern mail to-dar. We icpoit.yesterday's dotalloce.

Weqnote: omnierclal York Sight (Qold)' Car) (Go'di N. Orleans (Cor.) New York (lilcl) (Cur) X. OiUsns" POET OF (JALVESTON. Him omcm, OAt.T»sToif. I November 2, likifl.

I Kntered. Clinton. Beckett, Ir.dianola. Oimebip Varana, SSpewcer, New York trk Cremona. New York ric Huwley, Hawlfy, Now Yolk ark Chatham.

Young. Ltveipool chooiicr KcUcy, Ball, tfamshlp ClintonVBcckett. New-Ork-ana cbooner Eckey, 1 Hall. Culcasli chooncr Chri8lain, Sanduct, Calcasicu rig Ccnt-iur, Hoqre, Fen-acola' rig Alei EDUCATIONAL. BOARDING AND DA.Y SCHOOL FOR VOONO LADIBS.

113 and 214 St. Charles and SOI MISS BUIIR, mBB Tiventj-slith Annual Jn- JL ttltnle will commence on WKD.NB8DAY, the Slttaf Bcptember, 'Ample are given to tho to ac- 3 nlre a thorough knowliclgoof Ihe Bng 1 Hh, JLatln, Uurman, and -Italian Ian-. gaagos, an well aa of MMic, (vocal and tottrnraeti. la-)Drawing, Lectures on tdcntiflc ntid lllcrarr fotijocta will- also'bo delivered By ablu Tho I'timarjDcplrlmcnt annexed fo the school- is under tlie. qbargfi game harge tevshera-wlio- iho Acadrmlciepart meat, and the same xtteittUD given pupils who belong.toelilitr.

All parcnla or guardians information as to terms, are resptctfdiiy. Invited to call on Miss Burr, at the school-bouie. No. -dl Camp street, where prlLbd catalogues.may tallied, or to address her thronEh the Orlrau Poatoflice. lock bojc No.

PRIVATB ACABKMY No. 25 Avenue corner Twenty-slitb afeoEti' Opposite P. Flake, residency Galreiitou, Mns. K. B.

SMOOT. of Man. E. G. 1 9 UTIB3 will commence her 4, 1SOU.

the usual English branches. Modern Lau- gungcs. (Claaiics, if desired,) Music and other ac- coniplinliraentB A limited number of can be accommodated In the Instltul ion. For terms (references, if required,) and oluer information, apply ot tho iuautatlon any.time af cr 15th inst. seu-1 C.

tr 1st ol Vessels ft SHIM lor Texas Forts, SiltED FitOJt Bark Frincia, Carvilie, Oct. 7--T JlcJIuhan Bark Thcimntls. Dick, llark Amanda, Stoinlmier, Oct. 3--T II Me Mahan co. Bark Herbert, Smith, Oct.

2--C WHarlcy co. Bark Eva. Dillon. Oct. S-T McMahan Bark Chatham, Young, August 33--T 11 Mc- co.

SAILKD niOV BUEMXN. Bark Erna, Hoborst, Oct. 4. Bark Oalveston, Heidon, Sept. 4--lianger Was off Lowtstolt Sept.

7. Bark Weser, RoaenDarg, Sept. 4--J Kanu'man Aco. sxn.mr PROU irew TORK. Ecboonc-r J.

S. Schindlcr, Lee, Oct. 19. Steamship Vaiuna, Spencer, Oct. SO Bark Cremona, Burrows, Oct.

13--Houston Di- rtct Company; Schooner Chas llellicr, Mitchell, Oct. )5-C Hnrlejr Aco. Brig AleiNlchola, Sept. 14-C Hurley BiiLED rnox BOSTOS, Stormy Tctrcl, Dll, Oct. IS.

Brig L. Merrill, chick, Oct. 7. LOADING JLT Birk WUd Hniter, 14--C Ilarley co. Baric Sarah Doaglua, Douglass, Oct.

20--C r.uley Co. Lidy SO--T MciTa- harL Ship Neptnne, Zliicke, Ahjrult lS-J Kiuffman tco. llj'k Texas, Aagail IS--to fail Octo- Ser 13 Eanger co. LOADDTQ AT KEW TOKK. Steamship Ailadnc, Oct.

SG-T II 5Ic- iahaa co Ship EMnoro, Clarke, Oct. 18. Bark Veteran, CMhcart, Oct. IS. Schooner Constitution, Smith, Oct.

11. Hobcit Palmer, Clark, Oct. 19--n Kar LOADISO AT SIW TORK TOB ISBIASOIA ASE I.A- VACA. Schooner Jnlia A Oct. 2.

Schooner John Merrill. Wicks. Oct. a. LOADING AT KIW TOUK PUB COBX'Ja cniU3Tl'.

Schooner A Edwards, Bdwnrda, C'ct. 0. AILKD MEW TOKK ISDIASOLA UlTACA. Schooner Jalia Sqnires, Sept. a--In- and Lavaca.

'AILTH FBOK KITV TORE TOB COBTU3 CnitlSTI. Schooner Two Maryp, WJIIets, Oct. 18. SAILED FROST TrArATTA, Boris Amazon, McDonald, Oct. 33--C Horey 4 co.

Young Ladies' Institutes DUIECPED BY'MHS'. CAKNATZ, No. 267 Prj tania street, cor. Piytinia and First. JLniS INSTITUTE occupies a new and splcn di3 Jfanglon and Orounda in the Garden Dlst'fc of tho City." It Is furnished with a'l the modern cim'torta cf wa'er, sras, with largo and ventilated halls, parlors, rooms fot recitation and study, and dormitories.

The BEactons grounds arc shaded by large magnolia, elm, llnd! and orarge trees. Tho build Ings arc iuha almost invisible from tbe street, an afford a shade and seclusion cnnaual in the hear of a pnpulojs city. With a complete organizatiou ol Professors Science, Languages, and Accomplishments, parents will find at this Institute every attribute hcallh, seclusion, education and example whic they can possibly desire for their daughters. For Circulars, apply at Postoflice, Eos No 1-113 Now Orleans, La. autn-l-d cod tiijanlS '70 A At CO.

AVE REMOVHD to the spaclons bnildings, 127, 129 and 131 TEIMOKT doors sbove. their old stand, where they are prepared io ofTer the most Mcwk- la the State of all of tnelr own mannctnre, and well adapted for botfc CoaKtvy --Je. Tbclr.itockof Oeni's FhrnlFhlng Is complete in everj TM low as the lam? be tonsrhtlnnnySOTUern City. An Invpectloa of tbi Is respectfully inv.ted. angm-dtwBm H7.1M ana 131 Turnout Be, Ha' at, 1VOXICE.

Trade tale tke ftasti, and OO CISTERNS, IlKO'l I i i I ANI) DIS'I Made and Wai-muled by U. REKD Jt 10S Church street, near Tremont, fialvefton. Ciciillltio Havana ItilliiiUlatl C. aEIN'TEKO, 1 2 0 IS, u.irt ipecial contract. Sol: Accut in Texas forFa'enrth-jcelubrat-xl Intirnilcd br.nd of HAVANA GAHS, whic i toofc I premiums at Iftst Agricultural and ftre-ntnic'ii Fair.

octla-d3in V. A Toj-s I Toj-iS Toys I A I.iH'JK ASSORTMENT JUST EECBIVEO AND DAILY A11BIV1KU In Oiiyinal from Eoz. to 2O Doz, I 'osc. Also, a liirec Selection of CHliN ASS AJtij CiOOBS Suitablo foi- Cliristmas ciul New Ye.lr-'a AT) A. ISALDISQER'S, ocl-is ii-jni' c.ir.'aMaiiJ Weclianlcftrccls.

WANTED. A PI11ST CLASS BLACK-SMITH AND 110RSE-SHOER. at the Ehop of A oct37-dlf comer roitolllco and B. W. SYDKOR, Auctl-snoer.

At thoit Sales aad.185 Mechanic 'NOYEMBBBKHfc. 1EOO, AT A.M., Over $1 so.ono Consisting ol ciltOCERIES, as follows: 40 bKs Stnart A and Louisiana Sngirs, SCO bbls XX and XXX Floor, 75 Vanilla OrJrga Tree, Arpmitic, Kepler, Golden Crown nd Redrond Wulpkies, 100 casea Brandy Peaches. 75 cases 2ft Peaches, Tomatoes, K) Green Pew, cajej Pins Apples, 93 cases Tntnbler aod Wine )50 cases 1ft and SH cues Starch, Brandy'Cherrlcs, 100 boxes Soap, 0.boxcB caws Pepper VIOCEM- and Tomatto Ketchup. 48 cases Sweet Oil, TOO cues Wine, C'arets, Port ana Madeira, 50 cifes Cofl'eoM'lls (asBorled,) 105 ewes ConcetUa'ed lyu. etc.

103 ovMiee li -If'and wlio.c bis Cbcwlug Tobacco, 450) lb! Smoklrp; Tobacco in andll), pkgs. AJTD tssoo isvoica WOODENWAHE, Consisting of 3 and 3 hoop Buckets, 3 and Inch Painted'Tnbs, Cediir Tuba, a and gallon Kegs, Flimr Palls, barrel Covers. Nejt Bncktts, Bawls, Bmrs, 1 Till-, and. Iron Sicvos, Well Fa 1 Brooms, Ase Uandlcs, and 1 Shoe Fifh Liriea, 1 tic. A 2CO CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, tt-JCO ir-voicc and Chllilreob' Hats ken's.

Boys' and tOOCO Not'oDS, and Guna, CLOTHIXG, S12CO, Bndt, Dogskin B'd Mcrim Qloveu, S'JOOJ. Ovar and Underehlrta, Drawoa, and Linen and Cotl on Shirta. QL4.SS WAKE, 1C03 Reams Wrapping Paper, AND $30,000 STAPLE ASD FANCY DRY GOODS, Consisting in pirt of Pnnts, Domestics, Linseys, Kerjejs, Satinets, Bilku, Stripes, Dem'ns, Plaids, Stripes, Bamaekand Cloths, PliUide'phllia Quiltf, Honey comb-Quilts, Balmoral Skirts, Carmine and Can ton Flannel, Shawls, Delaines, Glnphams, Grain Bags, Cottoa nad Linen Thrads, Corsets, Tweeds, Cm- brollas, Urown. Grey and B'ue Blankets, and 9i4, lOi'l, 11x4 and ISxl White B'anicts, end Bmprcsa Cloth, Alpocis, Irish Poplins, and 40 Cashmere Shawls, Scotch PI lids, Shephina Plaldi DjBcgc Barcge.Frcnch Qrcna dines, etc. TEn.va-JlJOO caeh, ever $)TO 'and under $1000 30 days, over J101' and ut-der f250D 80 days, over J23CO days approved Cily Acceptance.

Interest added. ocl24 dtd HKIDBNHEUVIBU. Auction aid Commission Merchants 179, 131, 1S3 4 1S5 IHcclilnlc St. Begnlar Sales Days TusrD.wa, FRIDAYS and SATITRDATS. PAl'KET At In.

A most ol her n'ck dlajalch for tte abora fort For balance of Fralckt or (knkv pic cibln or steerage accomnoiteUoa) mlj office of GlLVESTOfl REGULAR WKBKLY ContleUng or tke foU ARIiDNK OEN.BBtGWICK WILMJNQTON ViltUHA. Oce a named ilnumi wUl New Vorkfor lives ton ind'iailwftoi-fcr Itav 1 1 York resnlnrlj every SATURDAY. For freight or ti" H. McMlHA A. MtMUJIS CO, C.

U. U.I,LOBY Afnti. 2 iJ: BIorsrn.il. Via Bay and Opclowwi to NHW Orli Bteunert of; tbt will fbUowii; JOSEFUIHJi.J. W.

Lnrti, SUNDAYS. WEDSK8DATB, Steamship CITY of NORFOLK, J. majtor, MONDAYS WKi.rHlDAYS r. Carrying U. S.

Mills ud aU rail procure tlckeU at Tmnelcr ce. on CentnlWhuf, ai' From tB By at as tboscfrooi rTnrTctk. Baltimre Biraia SUMHkly Connecting at New Orleans with St 5 JIISX RECEIVED, E11D3. LOUISIANA A I Out Bcnicr, Hr. S.

HeldenhcSnier, bad returned alter in citeneivc toui of lour montb: throush tiio West anfl East, visit! oil the princiji Jl citlt perfcctinfrarrongMnc-nta with. Manufacturers for large of every description of Merchandise, and would particular request the inspection of all Merchants visiting our cliy, and City Jobbers, to examine our nnd prices before buying elsewhere. oct(J-dlf I Jl I I I I A i TTAS REMOVED his office from No. 13 Bar- clayetrcetto No. 6 Wall Street, PTKW VOHK.

where ho will be pleased to Boe liiB Texas friends, hen they visit the North. Letters Bhdnld bo addressed, Bos M4T, which will be always sure to find him. All shipments conalgncd to him are covered by Open' Policy. ray6-f First of New Crop, and for En'c low, by a. HEIDEmiEtJIEU CO.

ctSG-dtf W. S. ROGERS, SI: 0., once--over Dr. IVcbb's Store, COR. TKEMONT AND POST OJTICB STS.

RjisromicE--101 Tremont Street. Special attention given to Female Diseases. 8 nymcns, Gonzalefl--Clem Bassott. Itichmond --T niclurdion, Calvert--MM Ricketts. Mlta --W Stoker, Stone.

Washington co--Ben Kuthtrford. Ky--Alberl Wood. IIous- Buchanan. KThoreton. Miss--A Stein, Coolt, Fawkes, Miss--A Parker.

irenham--L Foweli, Diclcescn wife and children, Aujtin-J Ryan, Eich- inndAA Bennett, Corpus--Wm Keeling and' wifs Brehsm--Kiss Biiloy, MlM--Prof Hendcr- ton, Mirr. Bcnclerfon. Col ambus--H Mills. --Seg Slg Lcmln Fartido. Meiico-- Blmoro, Jr, ton, Joaes, 1 Kanga, Byrne, Tcias.

KXCHANGB. city--H Brown, USA--Henry Hosfoia, McMiller, Y--Mn Joic', A Mslr, Brenham. i W. Kee, Johnson; Tei--Geo Ga--W Compton. Curry, Ileaipstead--W AJfudn, Thomas, Chyton.

Llndler, Anderson A Brazotla--A Morton, Jno ToEker, Alton, Tei--Franlt Hays, BUxkbrtdiu. Wm Wymer. Eagle Like--t) McFsddin, Harris co-Jus Bwt Rngeley. Rngeley, RuBelejr. I Rise er, Hwrtoeton, Grange--B Fiddls, Hempstead--Wm Cribbs.

A Brlnion, Kiss Brinton, Miss Brinsoi Mr Brlnson, Sab ne--Wm Bardoo, Cov- Darby. Ala-Theo Smith, IA--'1'Los Jones, A Bums, Ti-x. 0 A W. A. ZULU, COTTON No.

Strand, Texas, tHctlr business, with fieHitliis "consiRninent'. resptctfolly tolicit HOUSE: FOR rilHK COTTAGE No. 30" East BroaJwjy, as convcnient'y arranged na any homie In the city, wLll be sold and on uccommodat- tcrms. Apply at once to 1 GBO. P.

ALFOED VEAL, octlT dim Cotton Factors, Soathwick BuildmB UA1.VESTON FHOPEHTY FOR SAX.E. HE HALF BLOCIC NO. 55O, froutisg on arid beinp near the eastern terminus ot the Market street Italiroad, be'-ns; Lots Nos. S. 10, 11.11,13 ami 14, In taid Bloat.

Also, the ten acre out-lot pc rtion of the city, lust Inside (he corporate limits--one handsomest ten acre lotij in that vicinity. To parties desirous Invest in iinltnprovad Galveston properly this presents one of best oppoitnnillea to be met wiih. For pries find conduloca apply to Samnel Boyer Davis, E'n. oct3t-dlvr A. SIIBPHKRT); RE A I.

ESTATE FOR SALE. mBEPurchiscrfcavitgriilcd to- comply with the terms as read at time'of Public oti Friday, Oct. 3S, 18159, the Bennett Saloon. snd Ten-Pin 10, Bloci 503 is hoir cft'ercd at private! sain. cf octai-dlw N.

L1DSTONB, and 18 Strand. a fuw reliable, eter- Ketic saleamun. tn sell by samp'o etandi rd n-oods. Address If. II.

BICQABDS A 413 Chestnut PbUaaelphia, 1'a. KOTICK. IIE UNDERSIGNED Ins tLis day been appointed by the ihe Uouuty Court of Gatvestoa County. Testamentary Kx- cutor ol 1 S. Sydnor, deceajed.

Al' hiving clalmf asainst his tale will present tome JOI1N" B. SVDNOTC, Executor ot John S. Syclacr, dec'd. October 33, 1SCD. oct3C-d2w CARGO FRBSK ROGK TY SCHOONER FANNY BLAKE, which lift Rockbud, Slainc, 1st 2000 bbls KOCK LIME, LATU3.

a. OPPERJULNN. J. W. HICS.

V. BiUTjAni). RICE BATILAKD, DBALEM Paints, Oils, G-lass, etc, Wall Paper ud Window Shades. 17 Tremont Bouse, Sign, Fresco Banner Paintinff. OTirB Ttt CONSlnNBKS--The bris; ALLIE OAKES, from New -York, ia now diPChirRlDR at the New-Wliarf.

are: hereby notilicd-to receive tteir Mods as soon lacded as agree-mf ut expressed in their Bills IjMlinR. Thl! VCBBUl Will not be accountable for any Aimngi tuftaineu by rain or any ciEiulty whatever iif.er beini; landed on the wharf. All i-oode remaining on will bo Btored at the rist. and of tho consignees. Draymen mint bo held acconnUtlo tar all paeK- affes.not in good order, unless eipretsed on uray receipt.

All claims for damstrc or measurement mnst be on the -wharfbeforethe goods are tekin away, as notice is now given na claims will be aftorwnnK C. W. HURLEY OC Aeeats, ocBO-d4t HTStrasd. W. DAVIS, NO.

120 TREMONT STREET, mSKKACTBBHl OF I C1HDIE And dealer in all kinds of Foreign DtaeiUc Fruits, Rats, Tap, Preservts, Ware, ft. oclfl-dtwlm OA1.VE9TON CITTC SHARES. WILL SELL OSS OR TWO Garraton, fair Shares. No propooals need be made unde per Bhare. S-dtf OSCAK KARWH TO ARJK1VE, SillP BLSENA, f.om Kew LIBEHTY.

12511 toni B.C.BlU, CUBA, 11XX) K. Diinhiit, Through Billi of Lading will trctflon, Lsvaicm, Texas. MOHDBCAI JkMto, jel9dlytwtt Sooth ram Uambiir? Hill dlnpatch tW SleamaWpV BaVABIT NIA.ard tarn: for -via Hanaa the SOiJi 27Ch td 1S69, 2K Marclmma lOlli April, 18IO. First Cabin $15). $15 In.n.B.

OoM. Steamers leave Llambnrc torVtw Havre and Bavana.tverv foor weiiki September to the 1 Jth March 1SW. 1st Cabin $130, BMerantie, Freight from Uambnrg to Nvir OrtaMjI.W and 15 p. c. primage per ton.

I'ViiEp tfigncdito continenuVportal; Tbe steamers of the New York Hue learn York for H.infc»rK,Tla CherbourK. every Tuesday. 1st Cubin 120, id Cabin fTi, tlnrtft Prepaid paasage ceniflratnud aU regarding and rreiirht cam be t'rrtalmirt applying U. U. KICEARD BOAS, Oec'l Pan.

Aft. Hamb. Am. F. AgnU.

Vl MAUHY FaMBgi; Or FOCKB WUJUMB. FOB The pastenger Meawat C. Thci.bove Galvcston, on MOXDAYS, FRIDAYS at 4 F. and cootlnna to the trade throuj-hout tho cnUre icttcw. For freight or passage, apply on bawd, at Williams 1 Wharf, or TO octl-d3tn J.

c. AS. a or C. M. UITB, itmt, FOR TBIINITY The regular United StalM J.

D. BOBBR ED. L. JOKBS Will rnn under tlw Leavinj; Gilvetttn on DAYS at 1 r. iti Lcavlcg Liberty on tut DAYS all l'.

x. For freight or pausage apply on bgani, CHAS. Mo. A 1 For I. 1 The new Kchooner i A m.

W. B. Will taii'Wlth diapatcn, Cotton, Ibquiro of C. CCl3S-dlw For Fraickt, W- York, T)KB rtom pnckagcs.No. l.Kackercl; do Mackerel; In.bbls,'h«lfbb!§,qa«irtcrHl», and kits.

Alio, per scbr. B. r. Lowell, fjfoni Hew Yorir, bblB Feir. lale by ADAMS.

VKBDEH A Cor; MechaJdc PillVATB BUAHDINC. A WIFB.orj'wo Gkltlemtn. on cecivra one of the moat rooAi In this city, with good board rcason- abie ratar, otKimt Offlet. Jxxattoo centnl. A few Day BoanJtra oo be References Riven an4 octZ9-dtf fcboo nerMihY JIONBOJS.

from New York, is now dlecharKinpatNcw Wh'irr. are hereby notified Io rcceiTO their goods as toon as landed aa per nirreement' pre-ted in their Billa Lading. Tbe vessel will- not be Mconntable forhnj flamasc sustain by rain -r anyorhercaaaaltywhattvrr after btlng landed on the whan" All goods rcmsinins; on tbe'whiirf aftir 4 r. stoied at (he risn nr.tl cipcnBe of the concijnees. Drajmon must be held accountable for r.11 not in good mjKEB expressed on dray receipt.

All claims for dsrhajre or measurement mutt be adjusted on the whan tar i he goods aretakui away, aa notice Is now gi ven no claims -will be allowed wards. 1 W. HUItLEY ocl80-a4t 10:0 W-s CEJIES'T. Schooner Char. E.

Eillier, 50 bncrs" HAIR. 1(0 bbs PLASTKIi PABIS, 20 MATJBLK DUST, POTATOES, And for sale by octSS-ilm Cor. Mechanic and 24th sts. A WATCH FHBK--OIVSN GRATIS to every live man who will act aa asent in a new, HKht.und honorable b.i»in»«s paying a Ho cilt enterprise. No bmnbne.

No money wanted in advance. Address H. DY PUtsbnrg, Fa; octl-1-dlm. I MAPS. ALLEN a Co.

I i A ti 1 1: BltWSf Jiff THE OFFICK OF THE -VTOTICBTO ll' ncr B. LOWELL, Irom New, York, it now dljcharglng at the New Wharf. aro hereby notifled to receive their (roods ae' sood u- landed as per agreement cx- their DLlls Ladiog, The vessel will not be accountable for any dainice enstained by ralji whatever alter All goods remaining on the wharf after 4 o'c osfc r. will be atorea at expense of Uraymen must be held accountable for all aot in goad antes i expressed oa tlray AUciUrlmsf'ofa'arnaieormcasuremeritmnjst be adjusted on the wharfVblpri tie goods are taken sitay, as notice is now glTen no-claims will be aitowed afterwards. C.

W. nTElLEY i Acents, oet3M3t 117 Strand. WINS other jrWffl. Naraaota, leaving iritt ito propoi- a. a mtani of wr ho wiildomn WINE- Those, I make.

DIAMONDS.VMTU EILVEP AN? WHOLESALE I 170 CALVLSTON. I i A loau'l- I A When tlus fl-' -mj proved one of "iiie.