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Th mardrJfiku to k3 aprjeirtiiee' fin tf i the bd we, the razor waa applied to her throat. So n-n prwbebly leahed ever the tide of the bed where aiiesied largely i lh of a chair, aad at leal frll, or a palled ofl oo the floor, iw the bra place. 6M oty I rhimm on her prraoo, aa a was partially bora. The bed clothes were art oa fire, alao a doe ia tba room aad abed ia aa adjoia-xae roon. Hit lac likewise waa a good dnl burnt, aa alao a oandeTaUs oarUoa oi the ban oa ber bet d.

Fros a view ot her perae aaaba lay oa to floor, ahe poo areatd roach buty ot prooa Tb 'owta- ol her form vu full kt rM rnaiJ and indicative of health, and hv hai ana at rave blackaeaa. Sbe waa nid to be addicted (4 dnakiag, aad atumea waa very paaatooaie. She lired eome years to rratt Street Hace, aad kept aa hoaae of UI Tama thre. Tba ledividual who did the deed, it woaW CPBtemplatrd era aa well aa Border. He biod ia his flight a pair ol drawers, a vest loga, aad a boeeh of keys, tee.

It waa p.Tj mad aa alarm after the eoasumrnatioa of theafled. To hr waa pot oat by Watebmaa Soaw, Mr. lA-urr Bowker, Foreman of fcagiae No- Mr Hatch, who bred ia a part of the Saspiciea, arnoootini; almost to a uiai named Albert J. Terrell, who arrrawa w. hbm ih chars of adultery ia fl" Bedford.

cm peered. Ha baa aot yet beea arrea- TIIK EVENING POST. TUESDAY EvEMNG1OCTOBEtt28 Far of EUOU af or- tae Hi terra. E. se.rh,p Great Westera, CapS I Mhe- made ber appearance, bringing Tbil7TSU.

costaia is aot of treat importance. CoHoabas slightly declined, but the com market remain firm, tendency to higher price. Xbe railroad mania knows no abatement it ap. pears, oa the contrary, The daily press ire reapinf a rich banreat by the prodigal outlay. All the leading journals obliged to stint their readers of thrtr customary uuantity of intelligence, to make room for the prospectuses which set forth in tempting colors bow speedi'y a fortune is to be made by dabbling in their wares.

The diurnala gie every day a supplement as Urge as their regular sheet, stuffed with these announcements, and on some occasions a ateood daily supplement ia found insufficient. The -opnelors of the daily press are making hay while sun shines." Their chargee on these announce-M-uta would be deemed incredulous in any country I it England. A leading morning paper receives, in re eourie of one week, from the source to which we i.ide, as much hard ca.h as the Chief Magistrate of Un-on is paid annually for his public services. The interest of the continental news centres in the coeiits wbich have come recently to hand from igiers and Itly. That sturdy Arab, Abd-el-Kader, bo seem determined to struggle while he can wield a sword or the independence of his native land, has alresdy proved a sore scourge to France.

The fruita of the French expedition to Morocco last year may now be area ia the destruction of the French force at Pje-mira-Gbeiona, amounting to four hundred and fifty men. The commanding officer waa inveigled from bis post on the frontiers of Morocco, and cut to piecea Only fourteen escaped. Flushed with this triumph, the successful Abd-el-Kader rished at higher game attacked General Caraignac, at the head of a considerable force, and, although repulsed, succeeded in making the enemy leel his prowess. This disaster has produced much depression, and not a little anger, in France. The King, especially, is annoyed at it and the government, it ia said, it now resolved to hunt the Arab leader from the face ol th earth.

Twelve thousand men, or six regiments ol troops, are to be instantly despatched to Algiers, Bugeaud is ordered to rejoin th army, and preparations are making on a large scale for carrying the war into the heart of the country. Since the dread ful massacre committed by the French at the Caves of Aden, which haa scarcely a parallel ia atrocity in all the annals of military savageneas, they can claim no sympathy for any disaster they may suffer. Italy, too, has been the scene of a slight cmeule, not of much importance in itself, so much as it indi cites the unsettled state of society in that fine but miatoverned land, and the certainty, at no dis tant day, of a terrific outburst in the Koman States The Madrid papers place beyond doubt the Uct that the French Court is carrying the marriage of the Queen of Spain triumphantly through. The Duke de Kianiarea haa r'tumrd to Madrid from Paris, where, with M. Donozo Cortes, he went to arrange the marriage question with Louis Philippe in person.

The Augabnrgh Gazette states that the Cabinet of Vienna had given in its adhesion 10 the marriage of Trinee Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg with the Queen of fcVein, and that the object of Queen Victoria'a visit to Ea was to obtain the consent of King Louie Philippe, Our readers will find a good lummaty of the news below, taken mostly from Wilmer Sc Smith European Tunes. rennmerr laI. The Quarter's Revenue in the Customs shows a decrease a million sterling, and an increase in the Excise of about 30,000. la the Post-office there is also an increase, and the Stampa and Taxes yield a slight increase but the amount of the Property Tax has decreased, and the Quarter's Revenue, aa compared with the' corresponding quarter last year, shows a decrease of about 800,000. This is a large sum but it is accounted for by the reduction of the duty on agar, aad the small quantity of foreign grain that ptid duty this quarter as compared with the same pe riod la year.

Nevertheless, the result is different from what the public expected in the present excite- meat, and probably no one will experience greater Disappointment than the first Minister ol Ine crown; fur these returns, aa they exhibit the prosperity or otnrrwue ot his ttovernment, are pointed at accord jaciy ov His iriends and his lues. Tha IrstiM murkiila ViittU han mnA a1aiaiajKasiA il be seen, are on the rise. The London market yesterday advanced considerably nearly 2s. per quarter. The remarks which we have made on one two occasions recently, still apply to the Corn The present harveiit will yield indifferently.

and this, combined with the failure of the crop on lany pans ot the Continent, from which we have, ia former years, drawn a Urce portion of our sur- p. rs, caonoi fi to rnd the price of "bread stuffs" io a nignrr tiinre than they have yet seen. The general U.lure of the potato croo is. as we have be- loie stated, oni- til lue primary elements, in this up- lenaency ol piicee. It may be observed, thai, at reaiuJ England, the disease in the po- i many districts, una nearly disappeared, leav-ma, only a small scab behind, which will not mate' iJiy injure the properties of that valuable esculent i he Cotton market is dull more so than at the ruling of the last M-amer.

Ther is less business doHif and prices have a drooping tendency. The awne cauaea are in operation to keep the market down as we pointed at in our last publication nor is anything likely to revive it but the chance ol a abort accounts on this head from the other sid are lOOkad lor Wllh mnih aviHitw fhv will an. alysed, it is seedless to say, with the most searching minuteness; and aa the cry of "wolf" has been raised oa mare than one occasion, the "wolf" must be actually al the door before his growl will excite much attention. Still hoM.r. nr.u., market, evince no great disposition to push their "a 1 aaa 10 ln" cu mT be attributed ITS i "comld wit" the business, Tk use sustained.

1 he accounts from the manufacturing districts are, 1 TvT "ce-uragtng. In the Woollen di. ouioes ia Drisk, and the same oe aaia oi Out. neat in Manchester and the neigh OOrhood. Th, nfi i.i I r- iivh vuuiumcs io auvaoce.

and on the manutaetured article the dealers in Staf- uiusnire nave demanded, and obtained, an extra 20s pet ton. and pin 10s per ton The produce markele generady exhibit a firm and buoyant feeling. The labouring population of this country are well employed at the present moment, and, having money to eyead, tbey apply it to the purchase, first ol the neces- aariea, aad latly the luxuries of lile. There ia no class muredispoaed toeniov the food thincsof hfeto "rt extent than the English artizan and laborer aa In stai of hia finances enables htm none that arvaier ouicrv. or vnow aiatmM im greater aoraaiaees to his rulers, when he is stinted in mssiomacb that important ontan, that haa caused "jwerebf Ihons in the world thsn patriots and philo-aopBjers choose to admit.

(Wilmer Jc Smith'e Timea. Prospect th Hat-Teat, had comparatively fine weather in the neighborhood of the metropolis up to the 2d since ben a aaaiderable quantity of tarn haa fallen, and though ther ts Imle corn abroad in the South, the wet must be redded as unfavorable, inasmuch as tb aoutocrop which may have ei-eaped lb daeaas.rrsardin, which ao much haa been is at.U a good deal we.ther -em. to Ja aa wltffl us, the Conclusion urthr delayed. The chanTj m.TB5,, crop. th.

later rabhT order therefore, ver? ZSS TStflZ raormous produre of wheat ia I L.1 7Jr ana nl i This seaaoa the deficienc-v is likely in the backward lhaa in the early counties th mrn was not no there till the weather eidedly broken, and th quality will, we trar, prove nri on than the yield. We cannot, therefore calculate on anything like th larra aunt Jie we have been ia the habit of dr. in inn iha Kaat coast. The Western aide of tk island baa beea the more favored this season, but even ther tba nrodue ot wheat to the acre is com. plained of; whilst the weight per bushel is certainly 4 lb leas than but season.

It is. therefore, too cer tain that the total produce of the Kingdom must be a Dt the liabilities are set down at and th acts include in gold and silver com. A Finn Fraxo rr a Railway Tiain. Aa a train belonging to the Eastern Counties Railway was passing through a field of oats lying in the swath, in the occupation of Mr. Rylea, Littlebury.

Essex, the corn caught fire from a spark or hot coal dropping from the engin. and instantly blazed up fortunately there were laoorera near the aooL bv whom the names wer extinguished without material injury. Saiuho or Aoaictn.Trr. Lnotm ron North AjfssicA. On Saturday, the 4th instant, the Toronto, 7ii8 tons burden.

Captain Tinker, sailed from the St. Catherine's Docks, London, having on board 60 steerage passengers, all agricultural laborers, from the counties of Bedford, Buckingham, and Oxford. On board the same vessel the collection of wild beasts belonginging to Vara Amburgh proceeded on their voyage to New York. The IvinHon Mnminr oaDers ol yesterday contain accounts of floods in the north of England and Scot land, which occurred during tb latter part ot the pre-vioua week. We are sorry to say that much damage has been sustained in consequence of these unfortunate occurrences.

Much com which remained out the fields was carried away, aa were also a num ber of sheep and cattle. The Tyne is said to have been more swollen than at any other time lor the past thirty years. Newcastle waa the scene of much con tusion and damage one life waa lost in that place. Aaax.T and Committal of ah Axekicax Fsgi- The Bishop of Exeter has called the attention of hia clergy as to the impropriety of being engaged in railway speculations. Eurene Sue.

the author of the Wandering Jew. as been formally excommunicated by the Archbish op of Lyons, primate of France. The Emperor of Russia has made an advance of 200,000 roubles to the inhabitants ot Livonia, to enable them to purchase rye seed, the crop having generally failed in that country. It is intended to have sixteen line-of-battle shins. and eight or ten frigates, with screw-propellers, as fjiocK snips lor tne tngnsn sea-ports.

The disease which has been this year deteriorating the quality of the potato crop has made its appearance in Switzerland. The Smyrna journals record the commission of another set ol daring piracy. A vessel bound trom Latakia for Smyrna had been boarded near the Stanch io, and plundered ol 60,000 piastres. A oroieet of convokine a anpral ratinrlt or th clergy of all sects in Prussia, with a view to hearing their opinions on the religious questions which agitate the public in that country, ia under considera tion. The railway fever raeea aa violently in France aa in England.

The sum drawn out of the Paris Savings' Bank, last week, principally lor purposes of speculation in shares, was 2.3h7,782f., whilst the deposits amounted only to The consumption of butchers' meat in Paris, in September last, was 5,939 oxen, 2,253 cows, 6.6.X calves, and 37,303 sheep. As compared with the consumption during the correspondinc month ot 114, there was sn increase in 1943 ot 190 oxen. 67b cows, ton calves, and 2,596 sheep. The enormous increase of orders produced bv the extent of speculation in the provinces, as well as in the metropolis, has so multiplied business, that many of the brokers in London now receive and despatch between 300 and 400 letters per diem. The King of Sweden, and hia second 'son.

Gusta- vu, have lately visited the silver mines of Konsberg, in Norway. The miners in the presence of his majesty, sculptured his name in the rock, by the side of those ot the other sovereigns who had entered the mines at ainerent periods. The Kinc of the Belsians. during the late fetes. wishing to cross the rue ovale, just before the dis play ot fireworks, had proceeded as tar as the forte de Schaerbeck, when one of the cuirassiers on duty J.

i i rf reiusea io lei mm go any luriner, nis oroers oeing strict not to permit any one to pass. The King was, in consequence, obliged to retrace h's steps. Accounts from Carlaruhe state that the arand du cal government has resolved to take severe measures for repressing German Catholicism, and that, according to report, the members ot that profession will not be allowed to celebrate their worship in any public building, even when they have obtained permission from the public authorities. The free traders of Yorkshire have made consider able gain to their numbers on the list of voters by the revision of the registry at present going on in that county. Lord Morpeth will, therefore, stand a good chance of being returned for the West Riding of this great county at the next general election, which is not tar distant.

Thc Vaticaw tcrsts Railroads. The Gazetta Ilaliana. a print published at Paris, mentions three decrees, which, it alleges, have been recently issued by the Pope. The first prohibits the construction ol any description ot railroad in the Pontifical dominions by the second, all the Pope's subjects are prohibited from attending any scientific congress and the third orders all physicians not to attend such patients as. after their third visit, shall not have re ceived the sacrament.

Tiw Prisoner of Ham A letter from Paris of the 17tli ult published in a German pnut, says "Prince Louis Bonaparte is tired of his prison at Ham, and is said to be disposed to submit to any terms imposed upon him for his liberation. The Minister of the Interior has sent him a person who is provided with confidential instructions. It is believed that the prisoner and his companions of misfortune will soon be restored to freedom, and it is said will proceed to America. Frmnce. The Pans journals have been completely absorbed for the last fw days with the late disasters ot the French in Algeria.

The French Government received the accounts of this disaster on Sunday the 5th instant. It appears that hostilities had been renewed on the part of Abd-el-Kader, and that in an engagement, into which they were treacherously drawn, the French troop had suffered severely. The French officer commanding at Djemira-Ghe-zona, a port situated on the Frontiers of Morocco, was lu formed by an Arab that Abd-el-Kader was in the neighbourhood. The officer, who was a brave man, immediately took Jsteps to repel the enemy, and placed himself al the head of about 450 men, which was the greater part of the garrison of the place, went out to meet Abd-el-Kader. He had hardly proceeded two leagues when he found himself all of a sudden ia Iront of a large body of Arabs, who attacked him on all sides.

The commanding officer waa one of the. first killed. The troops defended themselves bravely, and made a mint desperate resistance, but their ammunition failed them, and they were all cut to pieces. Eighty, however, contrived to take refuge in a marabout, where they endeavoured to defend themselves. For two dsys they kept the enemy at bay, but want ol provisions, and especially want of water, drove tnern to the most desperate and disgusting extremes.

Ultimately they were all destroyed, and. with the ex ception of fourteen soldiers', who contrived to escape into the town, the whole ot the rest perished. Abd-el-Kader, encouraged by this success, marched immediately on Tlamcen, in the hope of surprising Gen. Caraignac, who happened at the time Abd-el-Kader came up to be in the field at the head of a considera ble number ot troooa. lie waa immediate attack ed by the Arabs and suffered considerable losses, but ultimately me Arabs were repulsed.

A Colonel was among the killed. General Lamoriciere has sent large bodies ol troops to the Morocco frontier, and is to place himself at the head of them but it is thought that Abd-el-tvader will not meet the reinforcements, but. satisfied with his Drraenl aucreaa. will take re. fiige in the desert.

rhe uovemment is determined not to let the af. fair pass unrevenged. His Majesty held a council on the 6th. at which it was ordered that six ree-iments of infantry and two regiments ot cavalry should be embarked aad conveyed immediately to Oran, in Algiers, wnere manual Dugeauu is to proceed tort ti lth. Keports state that Maraoala Soult and Bu geaud had received a telegraphic dispatch to proceed io arts without delay, xne comments ol the press, with regard to the defeat ot the rench army, are loud in their abuse of the ministry.

The resolve of the government to send 12,000 additional troops to Algeria bad a depressing enect lor a snort time upon the proceedings of the Pans Bourse. 1 be to owinc Demons have been elevated to the dimity of Peers of France Lieutenant General abrier M. Jard Panvuier, Councillor ot the Court ai list ivtden4 still nil claimed, which is tike- yean, the prejudices which eWed nation art be-lT Prov extremely a loot period "mine weakerif natioaa are beginning discover buswdaiaL this pabiieauoa waa last issued, and that what is injurious to one is prejudicial to all idiuoeXthereiore, will no doubt be others, and that if one becomes neb the others paru-aamerooa aooiu cipate ia the prtres. if, in short, it is permitted to i th I TnitMi IT1Mdom. whose hoP weltonderrtood Utejert of ed, ommnmr" "t-upland haa I "mtnouie rue maintenance peace atlanes amojrat SaZ il forable to yon, it is to yon, gentlemen.

i.k 124. and SoouaBd M. ine satanes ia i i ih.t tk. LlA Wln Ireland. and ia sStlaad.

760- i Aim MjctnMTXs There are ten dis-l Sr.i Ttha Texliune- one between London and of peace concluded between Spain and the Republic -ktr all ol whicS arc said to be at a premium. I of Chili. A fnlt nd eomnlete amnestr ia aranted to The capital required for these several undertakings is I att nt chiliana who mar have taken nart I in nf thr Ute dissensions between the two eona. Th Bank of England returns lor the week ending of the RmnSlie rhih assw.a. U.

aasvanaar aasf siau 1 a. I lBinjSi, "nrwbichTin Jition to the GoV- f7 recognised by the Queen of Spain. The rrameal debt and other securities, there is ia coin I gotiation with the See of Rome waa progressing and bullion 14,557,990. In the banking department I thourh slowly. A coarier had been despatched from ttvx.

On Monday last, a dark-featured middle-aged man, described as John Comstick Clinton, merchant, ot somerset street, Whitechapel, waa brought before Mr. Hall, on a warrant rraated by his worshiD under the act of treaty between her Majesty and the United States for "giving up criminals fugitive from justice," Sec, charged with being concerned in the forgery by which the Messrs. Little bankers and stockbrokers, of New York, were defrauded of 23,000 Mexican dollars in April. 1V41. The prisoner bad been arrested before on the same charee.

but sot off on the ground of aome informality in the proceeding. RUscellmny. The number of students now ennured in masterine phonograpy in Aberdeen exceeds 350. The price of bread in Paris, for the first fortnight in October, has been fixed at 97 centimes ths kilo gramme. During the last three months no fewer than nine new railway newspapers have been established in cngland.

Tl. a I rhsl -sr4 of -nrid- 4 ooaona onzeue puuu-- a uj Madrid with the reply of the Government to the last demands of the Papal Court, and with a declaration of its wish to see the questions in dispute brought to an issue. The Gazette of the 29tb ultimo contains a decree. countersigned by Senor Pidal, announcing some very important cnanges in ine universities, as ordered Dy for taking an active part in the approaching municipal elections. Twelve men, who were sentenced to death by a coart martial, lor robbery, have suffered the extreme penalty of the law.

On th 26th ulu the execution of a bandit, called Pedro Vinals, took place at Gerona. were very numerous. They next entered Rimini, where they stopped the couriers, and carried off the despatches. The Cardinal Legate of t'orli imme diately sent troops to Kimmi. un the Z7tD, at their approach, the msurgeuts, who the town and environs, hastily quitted Rimini, after abandoning their arms; some of them re-embarked, the others took refuge in the mountains.

It does not appear that any other movement whatever took place throughout the Legations but the fact has excited the attention of the authorities, and also the government of Milan. On the report ot the attempt reach-i ng Marshal Radetzki, the commander of the Austrian Papal government had ordered the garrison of An- cona to be strengthened and the coasts strictly watch. ed. The volunteers had been called out, and every preparation made for acting with vigor against the insurgents. Russia and Circasala.

Letters from Odessa confirm the accounts of the re verses experienced by the Russians iu the Daghestan. The army of Prince Woronzo had arrived at Gersal, fort on the extreme frontier of the Caucasus Accounts from Constantinople to the 17th ult. a general belief that a second battle had been ioneht between the Russians and Circassians, in which the former were defeated. The particulars are thus staled: Schamil. the gallant and active leader of the Cir cassians, unexpectedly attacked the Russians in their camp, and after a short but very bloody struggle, Count Woronzoff was forced again to letreat, in order to reach a more favorabl position.

This he appears to have effected, but in the retreat he lost an immense number of men. The number ot mea killed is not exactly known, but it may be judged Irom the fact that 180 officers have perished, among whom were one general oltiser, two of Count Woroniofi't aides-de-camp, and an aide-de-camp of General Gluck. The Circassians also cot possession of foul pieces of artillery, and the greater portion of the Russian stores and ammunition. The Circassians, alter this victory, committed great excesses. They ravaged the country, destroyed the villages, and carried ofl i great number ot the inhabitants to the mountain? prisoners.

Count Woronzoff reached Tiflis on the 3d ot September, with the shattered remains ol his army. Letters from St. Petersburgh ol the 23d describe a sanguinary conflict between the Russian di vision under General Schwartz and the Lesghis. It appears that after having severely chastised the village of Taseli. which at all times has distinguished itself by its invincible energy, the General marched on the 1 1th of August towards Auzuch and Kapuchin.

The former place, when summoned, replied that it would only yield at the last extremity. Kapuchin, which had been reinforced by the furrounding population, was also placed in a formidable state of delence. Hardly had the Russian vanzuard begun to display the first files of its battalions when the mountaineers, under the shelter ot the entrenchments which thev had made upon alt the elevated points, began to roll down enormous stones upon the aggressors. Th proceeding threw disorder into the ranks, and wounded a great number of men. The Russians were be ginning to give way, but at the voice ot their officers thev asain rushed impetuously to combat.

At length, after etraonlinaryJtfort3, they succeed' ed in taking possession of the entire chain of hill; and fortified mounts, with the exception of one posi tion, from which a dreadful fire of musketry was Kept up. inis point could not be earned until the following day. The Circassians did not abandon ll until they were at the last extremity, and then, as at Uargo. they retired in good order, leaving about 100 dead behind them. The Russian troops displayed rare intrepidity in this affair, but the result ia not cf a nature to compensate the check ol nnce woron zoll at Dargo.

New Zealand. Sydney papers of the 2d of June contain accounts from New Zealand to the 3d of May. Another colli sion had taken place at the Bay of Islands between the natives and trie troops, in which fifty ef the latter are reported to have been killed; but Pomare, one ol the most mischievous of the chiefs, had been captured, ant: was confined en board the Hazard, his in. frenchmen's having been destroyed. A body of vo lunteers had been despatched to the bay, and when the Thistle passed by it on the 12th of May the report of fire-arms was distinctly heard.

A squadron, composed of the Hazard and North Star, men of war, and the Aurora, Slaincastle, and Velocity, merchantmen, were engaged in blockading Kororarika. The schooner I Don't Know, which bad run into the bay with ammunition, acd been lightened of it by the American war steamer in the harbor, has been seized by the Government, and removed to Auckland, where its owner. Mr. Waitlord, is committed to take his trial for high treason, on suspicion ofcolleaguing with the natives. At Wellington, the natives were perfectly quiet but it was understood that Rauperaha had gone in that direction with five hundred men, tor what purpose was not known.

I be Legislative Council, at Auckland, closed its session on the zza April, with a speech trom Uovernor itz-roy, by which it would seem that he had no anticipa tion of the steps taken by the Colonial office to le verse bis policy. Fur Foreign Market! and Ship Ainrt we firtt page. Thb Earthquake We gather from the journals such notices as they contain of the earthquake ol Sunday Ik Brooklyn. A slight shock of an earthauak or something very like it was felt by several persons residing in the neighborhood of the South Ferry, last evening about half-past six o'clock. One gentleman, who observed the phenomenon, describes it as the rumbling or jarring produced by two or three car riages driving furiously, or a number of iudhiduals stamping overhead.

Can any one solve the mystery 1 since the above was in type we hsve heard that the same shock was felt at Astoria, and other places in the vicinity of Brooklyn. A Second Advent friend of ours thought that the legitimate "end" had certainly been found. By the way, if these shocks should continue, and increase in Kwer, we suspect that numerous bnildings now going up in bouth Brooklyn would fare badly. Brooklyn Eagle. Statin Island.

Quite a severe Bhock was felt In the vicinity of this city last (Sunday) evening. On Long Island, at Bedford, Jamaica, Hempstead, and tor many miles, it waa felt at 6 o'clock. On Staten Island, at very different and distant points, at 10 min utes past 6 o'clock. The sound appeared like the rolling of a heavy loaded wagon over frozen ground, and continued tor about tnree seconds. i cypress.

CosxECTtccT. On Sunday evening a rumbling noise as of a heavy carriage, lasting about halt's minute, and was heard at nearly the same time (about a quarter past six o'clock,) over a large district ot country, including this city, the west end of Long land, and Westchester county, and perhaps A centleman from Norwich, says the shock was quite severe in that village, "the noise was like the rolling of a cannon ball over a chamber floor The whole earth seemed to shake ao violently that gentleman standing near his house was nearly thrown off his feet. Whole families ran into the street in consternation. The people in the church (for even-se tvice) supposed the bell had fallen from the steeple. The steamboat lvinc at the wharf was moved, and the motion sensibly felt by the hands oa board." I jour, ot uom.

It WRSTCHisTKm Co About fourteen minutes past six on Sunday evening, a noise resembling the rolline of a heavy earn axe was heard in Kve and other towns on the east side of Westchester county, accompsn ed by a concnssion which rocked the aups on me taoies, ana created much alarm, so that women in some cases fled from their houses, carrying of Accoin. riumhlot- former DeDutv lhf children. The shock was directly repeated, Legagneur, First President ot the Koyal Court ot Toulouse M. Menard. Judce of the Court of Cas sation M.

Paulze d'lvoy, and Baron Ka-derer. for-" 'fecia and M. Rouaelin, First President of oi French newspapers ar emulating the enteniruie of ike ir Enehah rontrmnnrariea. The liUha uion i- -1 a. I nnaer the title ol the aioeaia from U.

to tin receive but, o.th The old journUtOT'S'r uui i scire. whole, wheat will, we think, advance ia price until I selves. MlMrmc, i Tegarora a. ai saw 7 urea lanrer aad craatlv (r.m -fW i. af rt in irvjB iim uitim nr i mTk wsa The upward movement may.

and probably mqnater joint- oca aexlapnng. Alier mat lime muclt wiuoepeoa on me i a srana banau.t of tha croo. the nrobabuTexteat of Finance at U.Yr. I 7n 10 Minister of ahimnenu trom ibe Bailie, and other causes pal merchants. nTA.r D.T Pnuci- r- Ti.

ana snimwnrra it hua aoiiiuif csa at lacscm ne a now a. Auai i pvti. aoc W-AlO- irunortaac ia still attached to the amongst whom Persons, atui aiiacoea ui i werejth weather mayie readily seen. tha King was pro- wv aiiii waa nro. EplieS)Oe in to eariy par ue cauaioa tr m.

responded ta h. a irpteeaio. ia prices, and giving a geaerally duD company with great Ln tiv. tKilc at moat af the markets Be Id ore vie aa tlx 1 iMiaBt i whilst the return ef wet restored 1 coafidVaca to holders, aad rendered buyers aaxiooa i rnr.il finnfk. ana ut taeir bwcaa I uuuci SMlaUSaU 1 M.TaTcaaniEaoLAirD.

This gentienaa and suite I eame paaarngers i tb QaeM steanser from Gibraltar, mad leaded at 8osjihamptol oa Thursday night. Bajtr or EaoLAjto understand that ia the aeum of a few weeks th Sank of England will i and resembled a subterranean explosion. It was felt also across the borders of Connecticut how much farther we cannot vet say. In many instances, the impression waa produced that the chimneys had fall en. We have not heard of any damage resulting irom iu ui v.uauuci vwuuucrae navin l- i vwuuucrae navuur ia I Stat priced gre aea3 We are told that all through Fairfield county in Connecticut the shock was very severe; at Hunting ton, a clergyman was reading at the desk, whea bis books was thrown or the table.

At Greenfield Hill, milk pans were thrown down, considerable consternation was produced among the people, A gentleman rending there mentions it as a fact, perhaps con nected with this phenomena that oa Thursday even- -j MaTOr -PreMilrati Tinf I ln sPnC, a arig.iou.uuwu wenr bne. during ibe week the few fine day. fore.cn eoaila. The heaUh MZZ'Jl uly TJTlZCZ 1 a k.ik.u.. were a9 tvrare ofit, and left tJxirriOtlay tommine as to th cause.

TbGneTaTabHaKisboihnposia rocky fotmdation bslU shook violently. Ha thooght it either the efiect of explosion in aome large powder magazine, or, what it proved to be, aa earthquake. Thia chaw of vibration through the earth, ia curious fact, and the mention of it may lead to some important reflections by the learned in soch matters. I hears! the report at my boose on Staten Island, and thooght, upon the instant, that it was the firing of a distant gun, probably by the Great Western steamer, asab waa momently expected. Truly Crra-Bsalesic tat KTesUsic lat.

New Osxkaio, 16th October, 1845. The weather continues moat delightful, notwith standing a cold N. W. wind, which chops the lips and faces of the fair ones, aad against which a general complaint is made. The god Boreas must be a happy fellow indeed, to revel thus among the damasa; cheeksand coral lips of our Southern Hebes.

A friend of mine remarked the other day, aa we were stroll iag along Chartrea street, what a pity it waa that our the new eyemeprincipalof which, it would seem, 7 ia to add to the power ol the crown. The depot com- deficient in the way or a fashionable prome- panies of the infantry have been suppressed by an or- nade. But than tb Creole ladies here do not walk der from the war office. The progresaista party have the streets, as with yon in the first place the Creole a fjwaaiaaa lauy is never permitted to go oat, without her mamma, or a near relation, and then only to pay a visit, or go shopping; and young mea never presume to join toem in a walk, for fear that it should be reported It appears he bad tor a lone time been the terror of that they are encaged With anrAnunm UHU. the province, and when hardly pressed had made his a different, and Camp street is daily becoming escape into France, but was delivered up by an- mQre of tnorities in virtue ol existing treaties.

Alter mscon-1 uanro viction he confessed that during bis short career, for I streets are very narrow, and the retail and wholesale he was only thirty-four years of age, he had murder-1 establishments are all mixed up together so that thev ed nine persons and wounded many more. oined in lanisis at the age ot louxteen. Italy. The Pans journals announce another isolated and ill contrived attempt to bring about a revolution in the States of the Church. It appears that on the 24th of September, an insurrection broke out at Rimini, in wbich certain of the inhabitants, and some Spanish and Piedmontese refugees were implicated.

On the night of the 24th about one hundred of these refugees landed near Rimini. The insurgents immediately proceeded to the fort ofan Leo, situated at a short distance from the town, and in which they are supposed to have bad partisans. They penetrated into the fort, and set at liberty the political prisoners, who Ma nan i interfere much with one another, and block up the aide walks with their boxes and bales. We have no such splendid houses such, as I recollect Stewart's is. with you.

Magaziue street.however, is beginning to be the Pearl street of our city, and the largest wholesale dry goods houses have removed there, and ere long the balance will follow. In the course of time Camp street, which is a continuation ot Chartrea, being in' tercepted by Canal street, which divides the first and second municipalities that is to say, the French and bngusb part of the city will become our Broadway, and the principal retail houses will be established there. At the new basin, which is in the rear of our city. back towards the swamp, great improvements are going on in building stores and warehouses. The basin is crowded with sloops, schooners, and bries.

without doubt had found no support in the people of I ana rePrnta not a little your Albany Basin. It is connected by a canal, six miles in length and about twenty-five feet wide, which leada to Lake Poncbar- traine. Until making inquiry, I had no idea of the extent ot trade carried on at the basin. Beside the lake trade of the sloops along the shores of the State of Mississippi, a very extensive trade is carried on forces, he reinforced the garrison of Ferrara, and the aIoD' ou Gulf coast, and regular packets ply be- tween this and Pensacola, St. Marks, Galveaton, and Mobile.

About twenty-five or thirty vessels clear and arrive from and at the basin every week, and the amount of tonnage in this trade is between five and six thousand. The new shell road borders on this canal, and leads down to the shores of the lake, which at another time I shall give you a descrip tion of, with its beautiful scenery. The great South Western Convention, for promo ting the interests of our country, will be held at Mem. phis, on the first Monday in November. The Hon.

Messrs. Calhoun and Elmore, have been appointed delegates from South Carolina. Politics in our state are very quiet, and with the exception of a little pri vate quarrelling with the candidates for Congress, little or nothing is heard. I am rejoiced to see that both parties are conducting themselves with so much gentleness and dignity. Party rancour, vituperation, and denunciation, have been gradually dying away with us, and less excitement prevails than I have ever known before.

Both parties appear ao well pleased with each others' candidates for Governor, that they seem to care but little which is elected, The Kentucky iant, Jim Porter, as he is fam liary called, arrived at the Crescent yesterday, and immediately a body guard of men and boys we re formed, who followed him where ever he went. He does not exhibit himself any longer, as a show, con sidering, I suppose, that he has freer made long enough, the object of elevated wonder. He is seven fee nine inches in height. His body is not much! out of proportion, hia height arising from the great length of his legs, which pattern after Calvin Ed- son's. His hands are tremendous, and the fingers extraordinary long and bony, as are also his feet.

His complexion is very sallow, and face as much wrinkled aa a man of fifty, though he is but thirty-two, they say. I send you the New Orleans Tropic, containing a letter of the latest news trom the "army of observation," in which the war department is very much censured by ait actor." I presume it is trom an dicer of the artillery company it is a very forcible and well written article, and goes strongly to sustain the position which I took in my previous letters in regard to General Gaines and our government. The Mississippi river is now lower than it has been known tor years at this season there ia little or no current in it, which accounts for its extraordinary clearness, which, it is said, has seldom been known before. The water now looks very white, and re' sembles the water inside the reef, on the Florida coast, which loeks perfectly white, it being so trans parent that you may see to the depth of twenty feet the white appearance is caused by the reflection of the white sand at the bottom. The Hon.

S. S. Prentiss, of Mississippi, has re moved to our city, and will practice his profession hereafter in the State of Louisiana. The Supreme Court is now in session at Alexandria, and many of our lawyers have gone up to attend its sessions. Our courts commence their sessions on the first of No.

vember. Our court house has been painted, and the court rooms neatly fitted up. October 17ih, 10, A. M. The mail has failed be yond Charleston nothing new.

To-day is cold and cloudy. Strangers and citizens are continually ar riving, aud our hotels filling up fast. ZOLO. Correspondence of Wells, Exraass, 10 Wall street. Montreal, C.

Friday morning, Oct. 21. The health of his excellency, Lord Metcalf, is the cause of much anxiety. His Lordship haa not visit ed the Government House since the commencement ot his recent attack. is generally believed he is in a very precarious state.

The weather is cold we had a slight fall of snow on Wednesday, The great foot race came oft on Wednesday on the St. Pierre race course. The first and third prizes of $200 for 3 miles and 900 for 10 miles, were won by Jackson, the American Deer." The several prizes ol 9120 for the hurdle race was won by E. Lamon- tagu of Montreal. The three mile race was ran in 16 mm.

15 sec. The hurdle race (5 hurdles, distance 250 yards) in 37 sec. The ten mile race in 69 min The stock has all been taken up in England for the railroad between Hamilton and Sandwich, C. W. The thermometer at Quebec has this week stood as low as 25 deg, A very! neat and tastefully designed monument has been erected to the memory of the late Robt.

Weir, editor and proprietor of the Montreal Herald. Leopold Von Meter. Mr. Charles Perabeau. professor of music of thia city, haa written lor the German paper in thiscity, the Srhntllpott, ananalysis of Von Meyer's playing, which we translate at length "A reward ef one hundred ducats might be offered for the invention of a new epithet that would not have been applied already to this great artist, and no one would be able to win it.

He has been called the "lion of the musical world," the the "pearl among the pianists," "a most interesting peculiar musical giant," and Heaven knows what else and to all tbese epithets we subscribe with all the readiness of our hearts. Wherever this celebrity has appeared he has met with the most extraordinary applause. But what do the wonders of his play consist in, and by what means has be risen to the station ot corypbeus ot the pianists A thoroughly poetical temper united to the firm will ta arrive at a rreat end. an uncommon memory. and a rare power ot the muscles of the breast, arms and bands, together with an unusual elasticity ot nis fingers these are the original causes ot the viituoso- ship ot this great artist.

it bv virtuoaoahiii we nrinnnaiiv unaerstana toe hivhmt AMrrrr ot tprhmral facility in ulavinc with a perlect insight into the spirit ot the instrument, the following characteristic peculiarities appear in Von Mrr 1st. His striking (with unfailing certainty and admirable exactness and elasticity. 2d. A proportionate cultivation of the flexibility and readiness of bis hands and fingers severally, which accounts for his overcoming perfectly every having apparently receded from them into the earth, I iricompreheaaibleoise every single arrand of A correspondent also sends us the following from cOTaprenwisiDie, nea ia ms favorite loaes, Referring to your notice of the earthquake, I have r1 to lnlonn von it waa aensiblr fell on Staten Island, at tUIV UMtlUUfl 1 It oaiaiaier, alter inankin the coroiai. forTjT-1 hour named by you fifteen minutes past six, M.

tne suaister, alter uankiag the eomr-iiTTTK- th which bZea ainaway urn uma Beea BoUeeeL.i kind way ia be bad plimeauog tb commercial "ou lo naUD w8on their epint of entetpnae, one of the effects ot whscb" I frozca ground, aad continued several seconds, beaaid, waa to create a nursery for the Royal aavy, AI General Sandford'a place, near Tarrytown, it .1 imaviaahle aifhcultv la anotication. 3d A strong power of will supported by a discrimi nating memory witn regard to cotemporary out quite various aoolicatioa of hia ainale finrem. Possessed of such advantages he produces effects which have never been thought of before. ow the sounds almost disappear now you imagine that yon bear a full orchestra. His performance on the piano ia what it ought to be.

a playing with the instrument. The more shocking the notes, the sere ner is hia countenance the wilder the movements the more certain his striking. He renders impossibil ity possible, for he plays together clearly and plainly melodies the most heterogeneous in character and time, and indeed, ia such a manner that one becomes the artificial accompaniment of the other, and. all melt away into a beautiful unity. Leopold Von Meyer baa looked into the deep re gisters oi ine instrument tanner man aay otner artist an hour and a half-the water I most difficult) in the throng of his feelings he moves both bands ia powerful ana nervous passages, like tne roiling thunder, the astonished bearer feels hia bosom moved, and a strange emotion forces him to kneel before the greataeas of the mind of the distinguished ruler in the realm ot tun.

Yoa mast see the fingers of both hands burying among uarmscTres, nia naaoa auaaenrr ana negli- I rentir thrown uoob the keys, while hia bin If, thanks to Uie peace have enjoyed for Hurt, I waTtb. I d. 1 wwuiuiuHgi uk nrj wscg st yuaiiu on rrmst ail tfiU tehmt proper loe ofhil in- 1 -T. I wnaxsinay, what omgence, wnai will, what perseverance, what denials and ab-sfaeace most it not have required to arrive at such unprecedented perfection. oai leotxk.

Voa Merer haa accortrDnsbed aa a MtBposer, yoa may perceive in the raptures of his wnea tie plays some ot bis own compost T1 I a I tbey are the prod actions of his gigantic mind and come forth only at his call. Be is, certainly, a great artist, aad hut appearance in America onsti rates an epoch in the musical world. A centos finds a home anywhere, and the artist may call the world bis own. The buuroare of mnsie all men understand. nd the god-Uk master who command, it ia hailed alL and the moat cardial anahra ummnsf him wherever he goes, for he brings joy and high enjoy- iuchi to ail.

Bloodt Arrui at BairroH, Miss. Some days ago dreadfnl affraT uoim igd at rieatoa. between Samuel Swisher, keeper ot the Eagle Hotel, and Col. F. A.

Bailey, a planter of Yazoo county, ia which the latter was killed. The Yazoo Banner states that Bailey entered Swuher'e bouse, and, with out provocation, made a brutal attack, with a large bowie knife noon Swisher, who at the time was on- armed, and inflicted several gashes apon bis head and lace. Bailey then left the house and told Swajher to arm himself, that he would return in fifteen or twenty minutes and make another assault noon him. Accor dingly, about twenty minutes afterwards, he returned, and brandiahiag his bowie knife, attempted to enter the house again, when Swisher fired both bar rets ot a snot gua at rum. their contents, eignieen shot, entering bis right side and breast.

He fell to the ground and died in about hall aa hour. Mr. Swisher was tried and acquitted. Bostos Tradi with Gxxat Barr am. During the month ot July, August and September, 64 American vessels have arrived at this port trom ureal J5nu in, whose.united tonnage amounts to 29.793 oreign vessels, 10 tonnage asb nv.i i- Boston Trans.

35,049 Telcskaph at Oswego. The citizens of Oswego are agitating the subject of a Magnetic Telegraph between that dace and Syracuse. It ia said that the Telegraph will be perfected if a subscription of $4000 is raised in Oswego, and the Advertiser thinks that for want of a lightning express, more money than mat sum waa made out ot the millers by tne Boston speculators at the last rise ot flour. Thx Coax Trabk. The number of tons of coal sent forward last week, amounted to 19,683,06 tons per railroad, and SjrJh.Qb tons per canal; total amount 29,610,14 tons showing a large increase both by canal and railroad.

On the railroad the increase is 780,06. and on the tons, (including 810,17 tons not reported last week,) total tons. If nil. Ledger, Monday. New A Branch of the Ohio Suite Bank has been established at Cuvahoca 1 alls.

Summit Co Ohio, with a capital el $100,000, moat of which has been taken by Eastern capitalists. The officers have all been elected, and the bills will in a short time be in circulation. We are still favored with fine autumnal weather. smoky days and foggy nights, which inclines us to believe that we are now enjoying that most delight ful of all seasons, the Indian Summer." The sun makes its appearance every day, and no weather can ne more oeauuiui orneauniui. lAiDany Atiaa.

Gov. Wricht. who has been in Canton a few days. passed this place on Thursday evening last, in the steamer Burlington. His brother, who is in feeble health, waa with hira.

We learn that the Governor will remain with hia relatives in Vermont, a day or two Delore reluming to Albany. Lflattsourg rtep. At An rl maA a nir.V.f m. Meehan waa killed bv falling- into a newly due vault. He left a large family to lament hia loss.

The ver dict ot the Coroners jury charged Mr. fatterson, the workman employed in erecting the building, ot which the vault was part, with manslaughter, and he was commuted to jail. Fire. We recret to learn by a letter from Danen. that the residence ot Mr.

Alexander Mitchel, at Bais-den's Blufl. (near Darien.) was destroyed by fire on Friday night last, together with all the furniture. The inmates barely escaped in their night-clothes. isavannan nepuo. 1 uesday.

Georgia Third Congressional District. Governor Crawford has issued his proclamation ordering an election to be held in the 3d Congressional District, of Georgia, on the 6th day of January next, to fill the vacancy in the 29th Congress of the United States, occasioned by the resignation of Washington roe. Shocking Death Yesterday forenoon, a little girl about six years ol see. dauehter of Mr. John Marshall, ho resides in Apr le alley, a few doors from Lancaster street, was burnt to death by her clothes taking tire.

Itsalt. sun Saturday. Potatoes are 18 and 25 cents a peck in Faneuil Hall market. A shrewd female houskeeper, about three months aco. made a contract with a farmer in a neichborins town to take 100 bushels at 50 cents per bushel, and he is compelled to deliver them at a loss ot full $2.

I Boston Post, Monday. Elopement. John Cook, a painter, of Wrentham about 45 years old, and having a wife and five chil dren, eloped with a Miss rorresuol tne same town aged 16, about 10 days ago. It is said that a reward ol ioo it ottered lor ma apprehension. Ltiost.

l'ot, Monday. The Baltimore Patriot, of Saturday Jaavs that Uohn A. Innis was arrested that morning on suspicion of stealing, or aiding the escape Irom his master ot negro man. who calls himself John lnniter. Innis said to be a native of Massachusetts.

We Irarn from the Yazoo City Whie. that the Com mercial bank of Manchester. has cone into liquidation. There remains but two banks in the State yet in the exercise ot legitimate banking powers. A lady left in the cab of Daniel McCartv.

cab No. 51, stand near Trinity Church, a purse containing thirty-hve dollars in gold. Un the following morn in the purse with its contents was delivered to the lady oy tne cao-onver. iiriDune. Accident.

Mr. Cvrus Francis, of Newincton. Ct. in altempimc to lump from a loaded cart on Tuesday. fell, and both wheels passed over him.

He died the next oay 01 tne injuries received. Tennessee U. S. Senator. Both houses of the Tennessee Legislature resolved to meet in conven- tion for the election of a U.

S. senator on the 21at mat. The result has not reached us. The steamship Cambria, which left Boston at 20 minutes before 2, P. 16th in6t arrived at Hali fax about 3 A.

M. on the 18th, and left tor Liver pool 10 A. M-, with twenty additional passengers. There were fiftv-one clearances at the Boston Cus tom House on Saturday. This is believed to be the greatest number ever cleared at that port during one day.

Fever and Ague Out of a population of 400 per sons, at Laurel, Indiana, VHi were ill ot the lever an ague. Buffalo Skins. Within ten years 90.000 Buffalo skins have been purchased by various fur companies. Potatoes. Use sulphate of soda.

(Glauber Salts,) or nitrate of soda, in small quantities, for the potato crop, and good results may be expected. Quarantine. The Quarantine laws in force at Charleston since May 27th, have been suspended, ex cept in certain cases 01 dangerous sictness. The Washincton Union denies that Mr. Barton the author of the Anti-Tarifi articles signed "Bunde- clund.

Snow fell at Eastport. Maine, on Thursday last. the depth of one foot. fm)cti atotmfclieau. WtitrtrtUi FOR SENATOR.

EDWARD 8 ANFOBD. to City InteJlIsrence. The following sums of money ar ascertained to bav been In the trunk stolen (ram the messenger ef Livuptoa Ir Wells; B. R. Seymour m.

10,000 A. D. Patcblo, O. Co, White's Bank, Ward m. Co, $600; Livingston fc Wells, $400 two packa ges from the west, received here per steamboat, one direct ed to American Exc hangs Bank of New York, $3,000 one package to H.

Bromley at Co, New York, $783 two packages to H.O. Hood, New York, 538; Bank of Sandusky, $1,000. Total, $13,571. Robinson dr. Co.

and th Attica Bank sent nothing. Besides the above, there were several smaller sums known to have been sent from this city, which may swell th amount a fw hundreds. The Tribune of this morning aontradkta th statement mad la that paper yesterday, that the Governor had par doned Malisda Hong. We did not think that lb report was true. TheCorocar held aa inquest yesterday, at No.

69 18th street, ea the body of George Crooks, aged 23, bora la Eng land, who coBuaitWd nicld oa Saa day afternoon by taking laudanum, which purchased at a drag store sear by. He died about two hours after taking the poisonous draught. Verdict accordingly. Also, on Ellxa Barney, aged 42, bora la Ireland, who died suddenly from disease of th heart yesterday morning. Verdict, death from dlseas of th heart.

Also, at No. 9 Mott street, oa the body of Joseph Hiera, aged 53, bora la France. Deceased died la a fit yesterday morning, while his wife was tendering to him a drink of water. Verdict, death from apoplexy. Th Stat Fenclbles aad Governor's Guard, composing the Second Regiment, Colonel Dodge; the Washington Greys, as Third Regiment, Colonel Avery the Nadoaal Cadets, as Ninth Regiment, Colonel Cnrtis and the Twee ty-Mventb Regiment of NaUoaal Guard, LienLCel.

re ai mer, eommaadlng, comprising the First Brigade New York State ArtiUry, commanded by Brig. General Hall, paraded yesterday in Toropkin'a Square, for inspection and review. The brigade was equipped as Inawtry, with th exception of a troop af Flying Artillery, with two field pieces, and tb. First Troop of National Guard, attached to the Twenty, seventh Regiment They were reviewed by Major General Banford, accom- panied by his Hooer tb Mayor aad members of th Com-moa Council, aad acquitted themselves with Banco, credit Cm Gdasb. The Annual Inspeetio sad Review of this corps takes plae tereaotrow oaTompUa's Square, at boob.

A woesaa named Prise ill a Stent, a estiva of Charleston, 8. C. committed suicide this aiming, by taking a huge quaatity of landaaam, She resided at No. 38 Anthony street. The Coroner will hold an iqoest on bar body.

James Lindsay, was arrested this atoning, for stealing oa the ISth of Angnst last, a grey hone worth $40, from Dennis McLaughlin, of 37 Twenty-fourth street. Alfred Catteriy, was also arrested this Bjornlng, lor pass ing a eoaatertait $5 bill to Frederick Nulty; M'AiisTix's AurHxAiora OurrvEirr. Ia esesses of the chest we have ao heaitatioa la saying that there Is aot a better remedy than thia oiatmeet. Astbaia, oppression, waakneaa, indigestion, and the Uka are helped invariably. aad ia moat caaaa cared.

Wahave eftea had parsons remark of th weaderful effect this oiatmeet produced whea wora apoa tha chest aad warmed vry night mto tb wia of tb fset, aged people pertciilarly. Those who are ln the aattofwarrMttntnr tad oaa box oasor varae ha lesaovieg paia and impertiag strength aad sassiilBeai to the aerrocs system thaa ail the piasters aa-der Heaves. W. say than things, wishing be believed, aaeaaaa tbey are tru. Graad Dpot, lot South street, aad by th cJuef dncglsts of the etry.

UT EBT JfEILER, Teacher th Geriaaa Laa- ApT li Ceatre st, ia lb Othce ofl TAN aoVENBUEGH, Esq. altlmeod 1 FOR REGISTER, SAITIIJEL, OSGOOD. FOB ASSXVBLT, JOSEPH C. ALBEKTBON, JORA. D.

BTEVBTBON. ALEXAADEB. WELUS, ALEXANDER STEWART WILBOIf SMALL, JAKES B. TITUS, SAMUEL J. TUX) EX, EOBETT H.

LUDLOW, JUEHUA rLEET, JOHH thomab sporroiu. snuurJCB BOTCB, JOHN TOWKSEND. Wornu tb ssost aosakal aad pojnlar of an fasnsxtan aa Irsnawsrrn -fH-- Ttaartbaiatlal. saakas bJa arst appearance at ta Aaseneaa Maaa ta-day, UitiuMaafrla''''MtiBsaauiauckonisBaBToT" kc two of S.U Bioat eelaaralai Wuka.11 is a whole kostjutd will aaUghtavary body. The MenUMas, Danfola Miutnls aad Master Tata alao appear.

Ferfcrmaacaa, bt-cloding the Dtsaotvleg Yatw. at aad 7 P. M. TheOraag ana' all aovaloaa of Muanm viiibia at an boon. unit's BABSAyABiiXA.

Th ImpareeptlU aM-dast anla4 In mad ine tb. points ef sedls, whea lnhalM thelnafs. fat aay leefth ol tiro, piodncea a UrttaUoaof raapiraiury appaiaraa ui nanuaacai. aamptkm. For a lose period aothing could be evtaad to nraieel tb operatives ia this branch of naauSACtorsa irota steel tnasks, by which tba air Is aot ealy atraiaad am aavebed.

as it passed tbroogh Ibeta, war. adopted, aad tba Til ia laaiadled. Th ravacea ot scrota ia. aa iu kladnd iiaauaa. wen oBca coastdetad aa tar bayaad all laflMace.

a the abaorptioa of this tassalpabl ntnaiai bow. dee by tb lanes ef those poor workBaea. Bat la aaads'a fUnanrilla we have aa aesat which as aftectnaliv an tne woo au i mm omdw anrac Uoas disinfects the auaaialisad air. Tba seaichlaf sropae-ttes of th preparation aad lis anrl vailed aao-septic i. Mftk.t mmam nave piaecu ii -OTuna uaaira to act apoa th const! masts or the Mood.

Pwmiml aad sola, wnoieaaiv ana reuui. dt a. a. SANM.WbolesaleDruBisu78rultoastret,Nw York! Bold also at S73 Broadway, 77 East Broadway, and kv Dim. cists rnce ai per Douia.

out iKnueit Taua ass TBI Factsv Ne othr persons Ban rtghl to soake or sell ina stacicai rata uuactor but at 21 Counlandt tract, aad tba base attempts to deceive tba nk lie with the article reran any other place an oaly worthy of in eonaianvK aim, iMtpiw vm (Mum uu aa genuine. aafl is aot worm vua nmmiww uw Wi ha ta BotirV nor readers that tb Extracts of parilla are sold at 31 Couniaadt street, at lass Una half the price thatolbara sell at, aad am warranted aa (oedaa caa niao. Lacallv oaa may be deaf, but morally has bo rirht 1. that wav 10 aaaov ineaos, aa un sewwe uu at si Con. land! straat, Is almost a sura cara kbt id compuuaL Famala heanlv is In ao way mora Impaired thaa to tha loss of flnwinc nesses, which lh Balm of Columbia, from Couniaadt street, will always prrrsnt and maka most daughtful curls.

Java Varsuk Far stove aad crates at 91 CartiAi, treat, iivibs spMaai peine naanecieo ny neat or wat. uu win Scaaa Coateb Piua Six cents par box, at 31 Cortland! treat. TJnlv eralty of the City Aa Aanual MUac of tba Bhaiebolders of tha university ut in cuy 01 maw xora wui a. neidoa MON- UAY.ua jaoavot inovamsar aext. ai taa un vanln is oxiocK ss, lor ui purpoaa ta aiacuaf ai ataman of tba tMUBCii.

ia tne uace 01 taosa wnow larm ot serriea expires at that tiro, and also to select four members of tb. Council rrom ine txvporauoa 01 me niy. Votes will be received rrom 1 tol r. at. Bv or lor of the Council.

o28Smp WILLIAM B. MACLAY, Secretary. Wer Publications. FOREIGN NEWS. WM.

TAYLOR, No. 2 ASTOR HOUSE, au. ivrr rcsusHCB MATILDA, or th. Memoirs of a Young Woman, by En gene Sue, translated by H. Hubert, Esq.

This is th. third and cheapast adltioe yat isaoad ot thia popular novel. Price 50 eeat. THE AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER, a tale by Mary Hosritt. This is the first of a series of select Tales, such as cannot fall to pleas, many who object to the majority ef th.

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LANG LEY, Booksellers and 018 FoblUh.rs, 8 Astor House. aatl Only Complete Edition. PRICE HEDICED. la two vols, beautifully printed, with original Portrait, muslin gilt, price $3. THE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB: Including the exquisite letter of Soutbey, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Proctor, Wilson, Barton, etc his various poetical productions, curious fragments extracted from a commonplace Book kept by Thomas Burton, the fsmous author of the Anatomy of Melancholy also the complete series of the Essays of Ella, to which is prefixed a me mob- by Thomas Noon Talfottrd, Esq.

Charles Lamb Is an old and valued friend to all true lovers of the beautiful, the qaaint aad tha quiet of liter tore. Let these who have aot read him, do ao at once, but not hurry through the pages, expecting to lad excitement aad interest in every paragraph. They must read as one "angles placidly, lazily and patiently, and they will aot be disappointed. Charles Lamb has justly beea considered by soma as the modal essayist his pleasantry and true gentleness, have rendered his productions universal rarer! tea. The life, by Talfourd, will be considered a most charming chapter in biography.

Buffalo Com. Adv. If it waa not gives to tha gentle Ella to form aay very profound combinations of thought to exhauat 'worlds' to Imagla there wer Intermingled la him elements of kindness, sympathy aad love which often work eat immortality of their owa. With tb Instinct of Cervantea, whom heealla'tbe father of.gentl. a aavar exceeds or offends la word or thought being equally tree from the simpering Innocence which "hath no offence la It," and the dark malignity which, for the worthless re nown of a sarcasm, stabs a fellow creature to the heart.

These essays vouch lbs sincerity of his affections by their simplicity, tenderness and grace Jb wore his cockscomb aad bells with such gay, unmallclous mirth that his mends were bat too happy If he could make 'April Fools' Jof them the year through. Kind hearted Ella! thou didst walk thy Utttl round of life, softening society with Bathos aad cheering It with fatu Newark Adv. There have beea many Lamb, who have lived aad died la this mundane world but ther haa oaly beea oae CaaBxas Leas, and there aevac caa as another. Be wa a unit in more than on. sense of tha word.

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HARPER Jr. BROTHERS, Publishers, 027 41 82 Cliff street "DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN." Hera's success to free trade, to plenty aad peeee May monopoly end, and may wealth lacrosse Come, let's drink it, whtla we have breath, For there's no drinking after death, Aad he that will this toast deay, Dowa amang the dead men 1st him He. Th attention of th community is requested tothafhL lowing oe -intercourse net, adopted by a parties of the We, the undersigned. Publishers of Music, do hereby aeree to bud earaaivas ta the following regulations for the government of the trade la toe city oi new xors. Art.

1. we win ia bo way save aeauacs with aay persoa or persons who shall sell, or oiler to sell at retail, for leas taaa tne raeaiar raiea. Art-S. will sot sell to say persoa or persona at whole sale rates a was BBmocroa copMsuiaa lour or each subject at twenty live cents or less aot teas thaa three of each at SO cents set or leas and aot lees thaa Iwo of each, of all other subjects. F.

8. Tbts rule scan nppiy eaiy la case where said manic ia to be resold ia tha city. Art We will not selL orlaaav waveacooTiee tkaa.u of beet static uuu anniea irom type or stereotype. The above reexuauoa soma tass enact aa sutb October. Wm.

robots, F. alley at Co. Firth A Hall, Samuel C. Jollie, Joseph F. Atwill, Wat.

E. Millstt, Wm. U. Geib, A. A.

Vaa Gel Firth, Hall It Pond. New York. 30th September, 1845. Hotwilhstaadlac the above article, HO.VfAKS dr. ELLIS Will pablish la a few days "DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN, aa old English Ballad, as tone by Mr.

PbilDoa. Tb comma 1 aeries of mnsie. ity may rely apoa tha ceatlawaaee of this tbat tba whole pohUcalio shall be of tb snansrr obbbb. Wotwttbstaadirig ta eocsataauoa or engraved music for which the pobue are sow caaree ox- IB-1 tb M. 1 the feossssastioa aot saoaoeoly of puWUbers shall dew as from aarseverM ia the plan nnaer waica aava onr aaea.

as Maaie far tba MlllkSa." if ta. imaitelrioawtliBet aay a. UwlU be oat Waa. If Boiaicataai fat anwanby of pabuc paDoaaca, ta pabite ui sooa suacevwu. Sixiaaa tar sa teats.

on uaw TXXE C01VSTIT TIOIT, 1 iriTotmVcsrOYei Sea- BY WILIXAJI K. To ks bad at i Th IVfatasU Uf lmawrauaea Ca mmmv mt Maw v.rk-Thia Lastitanoa. arta saoaia af HapasiT, kwwas sevsary-aifht sww pattcass, vtsi To Marebaatsfc Traders S7 Clark i Maaaiactaian 1 GfOOOT 9 Baak Taller I Bamk Oarka 1 REIT GKNTLEMAH. taraMBeekearaa. i 1 43 Xtm ttlid immifrtm 1st rm.

ut Oct. aa IB. .,41 ataasiama 11 T7 March 43 ao X-'4 April ..41 a S.763 May. ..38 aa il mm 175 do 5JM1 Aarast 4 tlo 4.0W do 1473 Total 37a Total ar.t39.83S TvCWsrymaa. rbyssoaa Lawrers Mecaaalcs To Uouselaeepers otTJta a i 1 Lives Ts Jftm Ptttam istmmlfrmm 1st saa.

Lat Oct. sa 1B4. Fb asemlai March .88 do April ..77 ao do St do 103 ao Ao. do do 7oa S.a4 B.M3 8,175 7ao a.048 Total er7 Total sr. tSiJSS WaoW anmaer of Policies awaad tram 1st Fearnary.

1843, 10 1st October. 16451773. kola aaaoaat of cash laeal ved from 1st rsbraary. 1153, to 1st Octoaar, IMS C234.M0. MOKKJS SAarexL HAjniAy.

Secretary. Mnrrrma Parr. M. rhysiciaa, 304 Broadway, at Saw3w 1WEW YORK LIFE I.fsrBAXCE AJID lJ TRI ST COnPA'fY. Pfoaoaa BmvaBeetia turaacea with this Compaay oa their own Uvea, or the Urea of others, aad either for tba whole duraooa of lifc, at ur a umuea penoa.

i oe aayaMaaof preastnms anay I titbar auule annually or ia a eroas nun. aaieaoi inwmaca oi Une Hanired Dollars oa a Blnria Lu. Age 1 year j7 years Far Ufa 14 1 S3 15 77 hh 1 16 90 1 17 91 1 AS 18 S9 19 90 94 1 73 30 91 90 1 77 21 9i 97 1 23 94 99 1 88 S3 97 1 03 1 B3 94 99 1 07 1 98 1 00 1 12 2 04 26 1 07 1 17 2 II 27 1 12 1 23 2 17 88 1 20 1 i 2 24 29 1 2H 1 Si 2 31 HI 1 31 1 3 36 31 1 32 1 4S 9 43 1 33 1 46 2 90 33 1 34 1 4H 9 47 34 1 35 1 SO 2 64 35 13D 1 S3 2 76 1 39 1 57 2 81 37 1 43 1 63l 2 90 Money will ba received 1b bald la trust, upoa wbich lows Aga 1 year 7 years 3 1 40 1 70 39 1 57 1 76 40 1 69 1 83 41 1 7H 1 8H 1 85 1 89 43 1 ar, 9g 44 1 90 1 94 45 1 91 1 96 46 1 92 IK 47 1 3 I 99 48 1 94 2 Oi 49 1 95 2 04 50 I 96 2 09 51 1 97 2 80 52 2 04 2 37 53 2 10 2 59 till 2 89 55 2 38 21 56 2 47 3 56 57 2 70 4 20 58 3 14 4 31 59 3 (7 4 63 CO 4 45 4 SI For Ufa 3 05 3 II 3 20 3 31 3 40 3 51 3 63 Jcr C. BEKHIAN, Importers and Dealer la Hardware and Hoase-farBisbin Goods, Inform their friends and th. public, tbat having enlarged tba premises at their old stand.

No. 601 Broadway, they have bow oa bead aad are eoostaatiy receiving ail the varieties of good appertaining to the business, among which will be found liaraware, etc. Coastiting In part of Patent Metal Kettles. Saucepans, Pots and Fish Kettles, Sad I roes. Griddles, Basenans, simmers.

Plaia Castors, Cake Baskets, Toast Racks, Candlesticks, etc. bronzed Kettle oa Stands aad Urns. Bros xed aad Berlin Wash- ax. ate Besrtgerators (a penal arti cle, veanietea oa aa lm-nrovad BrineiDtal Camphor wood and rati ea- aar iTunks (proof agaiast Btotbsl Pateat Ice Cream Free sera. Fiaa, ate.

ate. Porcelain lla'd riaseis raas Saucepana, Kettles, etc Very fin and eoaimoa arts Steel Fire lraa. aad stand Brass, Copper and lraa Coal ncuniea, aad all kinds ofKltcbea Forsltura. Cutlerv. Arc Fine Ivory and common Champacne Openers, Kjiives aaa rerks, la ante raiaat aad cooaaaoa uoTk-aad doxens.

acrev s. Pocket aad Pea Knives, Ra- Oval, fiat and roond Stair sore, bclssors. Pruning Rods, Knives aad Shears, Garden Tools, fcc. tie. Janannrrr.

Fuse aad coosmoa Gothic, Toilette Palls, Water Caaa, Victoria, eiaadwlch aad Basins aad Bowla. otaa Trays, ia asts aad Plate Warmer. sinaiv. Cash and Daed Box. Bread and Knife Trays, Cake, Spice aad Sugar Bxa.

Tea and Coffee Can allien. lc Ac PlaualaBtedl asmdl dimsaaetaa Tim Wars. Imperial aad piala Xnah EgxCoddler. Corers. in sets.

Ice Cream. Jelly aad Blaa Plate Coven and Heaters. MaanMoolds. Tea and Coffee Urns, Charlotte Rnsae Forms, Cooee Bicglna, Oyster aad Van una Dishes, Tea aad Cone Fees, St owar aad Spoeee Baths. Clattesl.

Brwnxeei and Brltaaala Ware. Sihrar plated Revolving aad German Silver Spoons, Forks. Ladles, Ac. Dixon's Sheffield Brittaaia Tea Pots, Sugars aad Coffee Pets and Urns, and Common do, Lamp, Candlesticks, etc. ate.

Wood atxid "willow Ware Ac. Kltehea Tib lea. Tabs aad Paid, Biep ladders. Clothes Horse, Wash Benches, Patent Knife Cleaners, Brashes and Brooms of all kinds. Door Mats, Skin and Tail Mats, Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothe Ilucpen and Market and Plate Baskets, Silver, Bpooa aad Kay Baskets, Narsary Chain, Ax.

Ac Ia addthoa to th above. J. AC. B. keep eoastaatly ea head a complete stock of Builders' Hardware, Farming Uteasils, Toole, Shooting aad Pishing with a great variety of other goods, which will be sold at the very lowest market prices.

Catalocoes at the store- apglap Cash Jobbing and Retail DRY ClOOM STORE, at 84 Jhcrstreet. (A FEW DOORS FROM BKOAUWAX.) JENKINS, Hit US II Sc CO. Are now receiving their supply of FALL AND IVISTER DRY GOODS. To which they invite the atteaooa of their friend, aad the public generally. TBeir stoca comprises au uie vanoos style of Dry Good adapted a the seaaoa.

all of which have beea purchased wits Case aad will be said at a very small advance. Families pure basins their Fail supplies of Dress Goods aad Housekeeping articles of Dry Geoda, are partictuariy requested to call, a the slock is entirely aew, aad prices such as they cannot tail lo be sausAed with Cooatry merchants will And a choice MleeUoa of desirable Hood aad at sow pnee. New York, 1st Heptemner. leaa. si nam mp FASHIONABLE AND DRY GOODS.

eertaiamrstweaalerslaNaw York, wiU foraish at ta. I gt ILVER FLAT1 ted tntarvsis, airM page of aw staadard raaaie be th I 55 TING WITH PURE snm of twenty frraceata equal in every asrticniar to the I Cake Baakeu, or any kiat ILTER FLATTXO a ad I Ee. Jaba Bustaall, 3 74 an 4 01 4 17 4 49 4 60 4 75 4 90 5 24 49 78 05 27 5b 75 7 Unon any stun over B100 Irredeemable for oae year. 4 Beret iuu mr noamm, per a I Where th amount to be deaoalmd shall BUXM. ina rale ot interest io De men ny epecuu scraameau John R-Townasad, liavld a.

Kenneoy, Stephen A Ilea, Was. Bard. aaes J. Jonas, Wm. B.Aslor, (taml.

Thomson, Siephea Warren, Bobert Ray, Joha Johnstoa, Joseph Kemochaa, Joha J. Palmer, Albert Gallada, Joseph Lawrence. tltueriXvUi. Joha Orele. Cnllaa C.

VrplaaJt, Ht9atry BisviMittia James Hooker. Daatel Lord, Joha Jacob Astor, GardnerG Howland, Coras. W.LBwreace, Jonathan Goodbae, Tbomaa W. Ludlow, (ieorre Griffin, Leonard 8. Suarez, Aueustus James, John D.

Van Bore. JOHN K. TOWN BEND. Preskient. Ouui C.

Palbes, Secretary. Richard K. Hoffman, Physician to the Compaay. $3T By a recent resolutioa of the Board, tha rata of la-terast oa tha depositee by omcars of the Court of Chancery, aad by Surrogates, has beea raised to Bv per cent per aa- September 4. 1845.

ap22awBp 4tWMdi aspire Starve). TjYEBSONS complete Cooking Ap( MT parsins, ar uiritad call and a ism ine Arweod'i cei-e bra led Empire Store, bow la opcrauoa at oar store. Tbese Stoves an pet op oa trial, aad ao sale salens they give satUuvetioa. For sale by a25 2iawap HICKOK at CO.J250 Water st. Bl.UNDK.LL'N L1VEHFOOL ORHEL COAL.

Tba snnaeriber is bow discharging. from ahlp runsmonta, a snpenor lot or Bluodell orrel uoal, nelag of extra size aad cleaa. ha ring bee lowered la the hold expressly for parlor nse. Persona desiring aa article of fuel Inferior lo Bona tbat arrives la tha market, will coa suit their owa interest by calling on or addressing UAULUN BUCKMAN.41 Waahlartoa St o3 lawnp and Laurens street. Bear Caea silver Ware: GALE A IAYDEJ.

to street, bava oa band a Urea aad general aaserf- mBt of silver spoons, forks, lea seta, pitchers, waiters, base kets, caps, B.C-, etc. nil of their owa manafsctore; the qualj ley of tb silver, aad the workaaansbip of which will be guaranteed equal lo aay madeia tha United Btalea, wbich taey eoar tor sale ta taa trade, or at retail, oa taa snost at vornbl terms. sl6 law6wnp NEW ABhUAGEnENT. Cash Upholstery Window Shade aatel Paper Ilatna; Intra Eatablism sate sat. No.

449 BaoABwav, erroeiTB Tatts as all's. THE Babacnbera bav beea Induced to conduct thlr basinets oa tba above plan, (being aware of th bich eham the public are subject to, la paying for losses sustained by the usual mode of doing business,) and at a saving of fu1 1 ii per cent, to ibeir casioroers. Tbey invite their friends and the nubile to inspect their stock of aew, elegant and fashionable Curtain Materials and Trimmings, of every description Transparent Wia sow rnsoes ana nxtures, mrled lialr Mattresses, reatbar Beds, Cots, Easy and Bed Chairs. Elemat Caaoniea fbr Freach Bedsleads, Paper Hangings, trom tba rich Gilt, Velvet and Fresco, to Ibe pi sin and less expensive styles. Borders to mat en, with aa aiteaeive assortment of all other goods In th.

business, toe numerous for aa advartisemeat, bat will be thown to those who may favor tbem with a call, and will be sold for Cash, at extra ordinary low ericas. Curtttns foahioflably marie aad pat an, and all work la every department of tha bnaiaaas, executed by eompeiaat workmea, at the lowest prices for Cash, aad wa rraated. N. B. As strangers may experience aome difficulty ia making a choice, as there are many who prows to be Upholsterers who are utterly Incompetent, th subscribers will merely state that tbey bav beea secularly bred ta th business, aaa taai weir establishment is or twenty ye standing la this city.

W. fc G. CURTIS. Wit. H.

Crans, 1 Geo. A. Ccbtm. 4 19 Broadway, opposit TaUersaU'a. ognp STAPLE THE stabaeribers will have oa Moeeay asrxmiBf ia tn show the areatest variety of lay Goods that caa ba foaad ia aay oae estaMtehmeet ia this city, aad at price, which will give entire aattsfacttoa lo purchasers.

whether eottsumcrs ta an The slock ambnef IUU sautueaitn vum iuiw.iatwu- a-K laxuamei trmV lo 1200. Freaeh Cashmere SqBare Shawls fnm to 7S. Canton Crape 8 bawls trom 10 to 1W. a- oOte, weo. shawl.

SniTr-la. varbw. Tle aare whlcA are ow ary heavyamlrich BikSatm. Unshmare Ktaw troasa. a- DaUiaesfromzalotl.

Freaeh Mariaos trom 5 to 14. Iadts Sanas. Tsrioas eoios- Freaeh Silk, fancy aad plaia ia svery variety. FsrisIiSroKienes. I acl odirig drsaees.

Ike. t- Thread Lace, Lac Dresses, rJcaxts, Collars, Oieauxettea, i Baca Ixsors (sn old fsshma arttci) fca dr i. h.r rlfrak'rr Ginrbams, Calicoes, aad otbet axtlcla for dieses from Sd I teas. loves. Hosiery, Mart, bub aaa wuai cuuns aaa unr IHaskaai.

ttallts, laisaiwAw, una wtaass, voud Aad a variety aewmusic (tor tne arst ome uus cooa- 'BbTrtiats, Furnishing Good, ia every variety, try) by Laopold Lovar. elsoa, Glover, aad otbar llaTir drvloods, iaciadis. Tapes, Bobatas, Naadias; MABBETT. MULLIGAN CO, wJ Geseawicbst aad 71 Barclay st. FLCIB, FOB PLi af aid PWted Goeea, ar any art).

el mmpuatd of Brass, Copper or Gerasaa 811 ver caa ha Instantly real sled wiih a coating of rare Silver, byaalBf th Bilrer PlsUag Fluid- This is pars Liqaid Silver, war rant a reator Plated Goods of aay kiad, whsre the allvar at wora otT, aad caa be appiaaft by aay aroa fata Ibw minnfs For sal, wboiesils and retail, by JOHN J. BROWN A CO. IS Falkoa sc. aaar Naataa, New Yark. AilbaralBBXBAaleJwuenaassJBw el vartaaa ma lalasoaa IsU (, )rf tvaaKrasaa.

Jast satbaabaa. 1 tuptaiOBa of taa nam I AamawesaBf aamuioa of travata at Eauaa. a nv vely aad aaJarwiaiac." Joae. rraaawraa. laaasrfcs.ra algbrymWrasaat.M wan as lac.

Mr.MllcbaUIaiauamaa at aueat aad aad baa wrtnaa a very lateresuag worx. baaeatWctada vast asamnt af aaafal I UckWaamkWH I art, re. CjatXEo at eri eubah, ranaauaasa, Aad mr aaleVy ta. arlaciaal teobsalawa. Th Jaaalts by M.

M. atkautot Qataet, aearlyieaey. EJaTELY lrrBLISIIEls Elocution made Eay. BY E. CLAGGETT, A.

M. rrom tb Brooklyn Daily Admuaar. a Tba hwanetaare of crrhaf Etoeattoa a aramiaeat plae naaoai Iha bra ac baa ef comaana aducattos baa aaea anas' fall, bat bav iaarkaed a lack baoaa.aiml bar ecaorxa. Tea aaove wars will, ta a great taa irncajiy. Froea taa Loaf Ulead ranaar.

a bae careftally exaaalaad thia It to iaat taa book wealed to oar laa. tb eaoaar aaa aaeenasaa as civa raias aad raw pies Ine lea me aa aerie a rata, mates aa ia capa city efyeanh, aadavery Base hit, nana aa aiamiaaram af I aianeai tb work, meat adit thai ba BaasaresHit." I nswaag. oSS raias m. pl aurv wt joaa lueet. OVERCOATS, SACKS, 15D CLOT II CLOAKS, Of the latest sty lea, with a eaaeral aaMrtawat of Fnta-atasaale ready made Qothlax, for sal.

cheap far cash, at 33 Maidea hue. BOCCBTON it K5APP. If. B. Jest received, a sparadid aasonaaaat ef Preach Ca time res aad VastiBen.

27 fm ap ZekCook, By order of la Trainee, ZEB. COOK, Fresloeat-ALFEED PELL, Yk rmidaat. Ja. B. Couias.

Beoassry. New York, 1845. Gnliaa C. Verplaack, Eobart B. Miatara, Felattah Perit, Charles H.

EosaslL AadrawF.FUlot, David Badoaa, Jobs D. Yaa Benrea, HeraavaOelrichs, Alfred Francis P. Pare, Charles Miatara, TEC8TEES. Natbl W.MarrUl. Charles H.

Marsbau, Adam NorrVa, Moniaaer UviBfstoa, Kathl Weed, Joeepk Btnat, F. Cot am at, Moses Taylor, P. A. Harroaa, N. M.

BacJrwUh, A.Blmoat, Georr Hnrlbot. Frucii S. Latbrop, To the Ladies. sOlstf ARGE AUCTION PURCHASE OP PATI.TtLE.LU-WA PIN at CO '8 CELEBRATED AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF FEINTED DRESS GOODS. dc I.

FECK will opea this day a larg Invoice of Cashmeres aad Moos- set iae de Lames, ot splendid eesiga, purchased la Philadelphia, at tba hwte aad Peremptory Bala af Tn essay, tb SI st last-, at (Test BaeriGee, and will aa odered fat sale at aapracadeated low arteee. CBshaiere D'Ecos formerly sold at 8s, will be enVred at (a Mooaseliae Laiaea. formerrv sold at 7s. wUl be aOerad at4.6d. Goad styles, all wool bxiaas, al St ad.

Also, raceived from the at soarce, aa uvtace ef Llaea Cambric which wui ba enld aecordiaely. aattstf 247 Broadway, ear. af Murray sweet. At the West End. WILLilAJl A.

SIUETS, 87T Hroadway, aindler the New Yark II a tel. earner Waverly Platcee Has the nneor ta Inform the Ladies that be baa just fe-ceived by th late arrivals trom Havre, a splendid assortment of FRENCH FALL GOODS. that have beea selected with particular cara at Paris fcr this store ealy, which he beg leave to call the atatarioa of tb ladies to examine. WEDDING AND SOIREE DRESSES, Emb'd Maalia Dresses. Foinl ee DAngleietre ilnuss tuca tojeae He eo wiia aoaaea.

Braasels thread do Extra rich thread Soeacas, Emb'd with thread do scarfs, rale do do bertha. Rich whit salt do thread lace valla. Paint da Brussei do sieeres aad csna. RICH BILKS, All la Pattern fTneee, Bilks Broch Venertea, Silk Black extra, Arcanctei richly shaded Feki Came yeas, Glace Ombre, Horizontal Stripes, Erne Roys I Pekia Cbiaots. Ombra Cadrilla.

Caraottae Perse, wmta alereo, extra tlenoina Kir be, Algeria Kaaaia. PARIS EMBROIDERIES. Exta rich Pelleriaes. Emb Maalia Folate, Chemisettes, Ficbua, Collars, Caaexoos, Berths, trimmed with Valee Cuffs. Rich mb Pnrket Hdkts.

epieadid Maateltea, VERY RICH SHAWLS AND CLOAKrJ. Thibet Shawls and Cloaks, Nw stuff for Cloaka, Tartar Cashmere Cloaks, Magadoa Printed Casbmer d'ecosee. Fiaid Mnslla de Lame. RICH CASHMERES FOR DREttrES. Emb Csihmere d'eeoes In drees patterns.

Also, a vary lanra assortment of Freaeh Jewelry, Ratl-eules, Bashes, Rilavias, Perfumeries, and a varwty of Faaey Anicies, aot ra oe found ln aay other part, taaa at in est End. elmp Tiflany, Young Sc Ellis, A IfWOCNCE that one of tbelr firm haa Utely visited TA asoat ot tha capitals of Europe, far tha par pose af pro curing, to the best scran tare, the elecaat peculiarities aad 'specialities of each; aad tbat they bav already ut store, or will leceiv amour others, the following goods rauM UENUA. Coral Bracelet. Hair Fuu. Broaches, so ao much worn.

both In Loadoa aad Paha. Also, a beautiful variety of Bu yer Fiiorrsm' Omaaneots. lor which the Genoese Fabri-cants have sseoms so celebrated. FROM FLORENCE. Alabaster PttTrree, la the pavascttoa eftbeart: qui la aa-esaal and very far letnoved fmm those asosily Imported.

FROM BERLIN. A very large eotlectioa ot 'Betlie lraa' roods, a part of the BsaaJ color, bat aaast ia a perlect iBsemblanc of the hast srusoqoa. Also, a sew aew aad carefully selected 'Berlin FROM PRAGUE. The most elegant assortment and most beaetlfal specimens of 'Bohemias Glass' ever bn ported, one prists, eis. Blnceat Dessert Beta, Vaia.

Odeor Rortlea, Cordial Sets, ia Garnet, Royal Bine, Chrrsophas, Graea. Amber. Violet, utac, raart aad Knee, ail of which weee mad aa eeccr- aacdmerdar. FROM DRESDEN. A few sumrirlarty rich snecimens of Porealaia Desert Seta, Tea Seta.

Eutterea, Figures. Ax. Also, a re-supply at lb baaatual Diaadea Dolls' beads. FROM VIENNA. Empty Boxes, Tea Caddies, aad Fnacy Boxes, for varioas as.

ia Blaa aad White Enamel, oraamealed with Sue aad Ormala, much anperior to tb Berlia artkl. FROM MUNICH. Aaewsrvlaaf PalarJats la Oli. of pacoliar aad aaish, yetqalt aaoderaw 1b priea. rSUB LlOLAltlh A very larra variety aruciaa ef rassar Maeba, etaa men ted ia several aew aad origiaal at is Breams, Silver, resrt.

Jet. Gilt, aad Leather booee, rapar, wax. raacr Bistkmery, vsrtooa articlas of p.i fiimarj, fas which the are- msct gives to ebciisb makers, ate. FROM PARIS. A variety, too exteasiva for aa advertisement, earn oris tax com pie te assortments of every thing anally imported by as, for list ef which strangers are laviied to examine oar Tha abor bav all beea eareraity aeieeted nave beea bought with cash, and will be sold in quantities, or at retail.

al the lowest possible prices. Jaani Antama fSoods. WILSON UV1XT Sc CO. CLOTH DEALERS. 9 WIIIlaUBr-atreet, cor.of "lavidem Laas, TY AVE bow la store aad are daily race! vug chose JEM and seasonable stvleaof CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTING8 AND HEAYY WOOLENS.

To which tbey mvltetb art tlo fTJelere aasaa- ntctxtrers of Clothing, eoarisritig of Freaeh. aad American Ciotaa. 1-4 aad t- Freaeh aad Gerasaa Do Ski Cass Sniaw Black Pieach stasia and double Milled De Fancy American Caaslmias aew la great variety Wool Black English aad Americas cassia Super bine aad color Pilot Cloths aad Flnbiag Silk aad Went Ctratiaev, sapar Freaeh Beaver Cloths Fancy American Over Coalings varioas styles Indigo Blae. Dmb aad Gen tin IU Mackinaw Blaaketa American Beaver Cloths, drab, bine aad buck Rich Velvet aad Merino VesUncs new add choice style Bnperaae Loadoa aad Freaeh Satin Vesting yuan aad fancy (-4 aad 3-4 Tweed Coa rings, super aad low Lyoas Velvets Mediarn aad low priced Dark Valencia Vesting Plaid Wootea'Cloakiacs aad printed FUaaela Toeetber wttb eaaeral sseanmeat of Trimminrs euita bte far MerenMl Taikws aad Clothiers. iaXlaptf Cottage and Cabinet Furniture rarerasaa 188 I'stl torn at.

Newr Tork. AT Ibis Establishment will a foaad a tail aasnrtasaat Cottars Fam it re, toa si sting of Black Wa'aut, aad palawd Oaaaea Chaira. Dians sag Bareaaa, Freaeh Bsdstesd. Wash Btaad. Cumsandss, tc Also, a Baa stock of ssahogauy furnitore, merit ef coed seasnatd wood, consist ag of Socas, Diva, Cttosaaaa, Freaea nnoor t-nsirs.

Easy Chain, Boat iiiishs, aaca-mg Chairs, Tea Tables, Card Table, tdeeoaros. Ward lobes. Book Cases, Qaanaletan. Ceatre Tables, ate. All kinds of Cabinet work made lo order, a seer the a-pOTvtsloa ofCS St John, Foremaa, foraseriy of the firm of St Joha A Gamp, Broad st.

BieaxB Boats aad Hotel (applied with good wrk at price as krw aa aay other esiialiiliaisnt ia tba city. O. m. WM. H.

LEE. arSfl 1M Falsa treet- DEeiKS OfBc aad Coonaag Hows Desks, of vartoa aatiaraa aad aisaa. oa hand aad mails le Auction Carpets. New Slilr GootHitx i.s.aT.lI.IILBTCU rAVE lacar-ed. by ta vr abe aajaaSM aa- veaa ami mrm aaai I i aa au-aiy immmt -xwen aa UDponaaca af ear rata- I Cfaatvanaty ef Ba- I TT.lM ctb.

aaasars eaary I taay waaid tana, taa th I aamuoa maw an unatp coacaraiac thasa aa- I vWtfaat tbs aauaat at at Iea aut gosaa, in A E'Oasaa, wjrbich Moaaarrr da 1 slaaa, I pBraammr I IBIBBBSB ail. atHcnail I BBa.SSISBB. srwsrrtaa. Lyeas Braca Sbawas. Rich do and Cnibassfs.

Parki Caabassr Saaaraa, wbissgiaasiaa. Da do a ariasaa. UinaarrabLaBxraawt. BILES Barb aad Beat. aaaaUafai I slews.

Wide Caanlsna. Wlaa BUaa. mrm rwda, try RicbDaaaaAkeAlUfavekwAtac. SB caaaa SB 1km. '1 Tnaia FfBBCb I hill Hakfk.

i raa awTkeaaaW riaid Cteaaiam. A sapariar aaaJity af Eat wlaaaa. Aiaa, a eoenaeat xaar made aaritad at taa 1. I 1 AJ TT aMnafcebwaakai cuy taaaa, ail of wajch lby eCa at taa aa3Q ap 1 345 Braadway. SILK GOODS.

rrcK, Mforaov xrmc.irr, ISS PtAil. BtAV FE KTBerT. AX.E acaaaae. aua airtvele fraas Easipa. eboiea eelectae af rich aad very eaatraMa mmmn.

awat af DEfX (KKirsn. cvanenatac. ta aart.CAcHMEBX rrEOCaleiE. EE-T IriAXaJeZTaJ CRAfE DLALNEA. iVf: eaaraa rVoa-b aad EacHah tri aiaws, af rich eaten.

Alaa. a mi Daak rraarh a. af tba avaast hasanaiiaa. lacetaae warn law-'. vis: FHAWLS.

sda pnrtabi by asm i wblea eaaa the boi at anauter. Tba medical Btcalty are keeiaalac sa aa taaaa Ekk Ek Basche aad Cnahmere, Menaa aad Sana Damask, aa. Sn heavy Black Ornaaaa. aad i4 Bella Dam- ask tMndilla, Maxim ae Lataas. aadM.ai.lea Ne Bha.ku 1 BIBBOKS AXD atILLLMY AETTCt.ES: let rail Kil dead black rat rat Itbeoaa Lace Uxisss aad Cap Lmea HkdAi aad Faarv da Glo.

a. taa hast aaluy; Grata Banye. V'aaicd Caps aad Boa raris ardaaadGuaps Tee aacas, camprisuaj bat a sanaTI part aaluy; Cardaaa nrt- tbey are oOaritt at tba LOW EaT MAEKET aaJafmap Flke IsaT SOT Office tlse giBtnaU Setfetr Ibbbi. I faOIIS7 rmmce Com aval No. 56 Wall street.

Tha Tra maLfmel) tlertrlcail lastranaeattav, tmw samof tbaMatoal Safety bnmac Co. bav ta mrMae- w-OR SALE bJ'th Kll AS lF A CTTX FEB, BE dob of laibrmiag tb pabUe tbat, aAer arotriduaf (ar ta JT JAMIM PIEE at JUA8. 166 Broadway. New York. parBaaBt la cash of taair ioaees ky tb axis Br and all other that bicbly aasrovtd aad aaefal tavrauoa ef taa lia.

aaectrn Masaanaal laetraaarat. eoasist. af a email claims, taa Company Is la usiamlna af Boaoa aad Mow- Banak ttaivajue Batiavy. lib a aa aiam baaaias races aad sobstaatlal premiam bm aa aasoaat zcaad asoatva tba sbacka la tba baade. also a pair af sanr bat- lac 1350000: la addinoa which taay bat eaealvad kaas wttb corks ta laealim.

He Banyan, aay panaf taa rroVua dlw, tb- try a Mw ptb, ef ovw ZTTZ IZTZU tSl Sarfe 100.000. ataklnc a kKal of reliable assets of Bp ward ef I paay each untraaasat. The whole, with HS0M I pat la a aonabad asabocaay cane, aritb anek aad key. tL7cm the beauamarf Mart-. Fb, I aadlalaad laaaia.ie aa aaaal.alS Wall snaat.

I Tba iaatraaataf as msita a aalibrm aiaa. bat se i aseam extaamvaly. bat acanmpnayiac Ibe laacramraa an dtrectama. wbkcb arul hie aay oaa sn aaa tbem a nbaa fnnberadvtea. Vary ctaat atasdrisl nacm are dairy a.

aliaadAtaatbeaaanscbiaea. Hll aa Fall Croods Tor Cash. HALLOCE. MOI ST dr. BILLIGE ITS serl-Bt, 4aar aastt flma at-, ARE facet Tim, by bua amsaJs fteaa Euiaiai.

aad fraas 1 Ta. boasa BBiaatacuaiea. a lane aaaartateat of Faacv aad I Staple Dry Ceeaa (or Ibe Fail taade, wkicb lacy ofiar far sie at bjw anoas. i Belt sajck coastatts, la Ban. of riaaca-Eacusb aad Amarkaa tetas aad lanim.m, aamaata, Baaaels, Aiapaeea.

aalalaaa. bombstlaee, Tweeds. Ken tacky jeans. Brow Hollaed anrdt skirts, taatbncs. meoaata.

arail matt. Book aad fanas moslia, Iraih Uaena, LawBsaadCamanchbdkt. glovea, Cottoa, vrtaned aad silk baaierr. Earlstoe (Insbaass. eot'd cambrics.

Palest aaS cot tn threads, bet mas, '-Faraitnrea aad areas calicoes, fc e. Mercbaats haylae rnnea mrm awii.iia m.n a Pearl street. HALLOCE. MOUNT Al atl.l iNtta ii CALICOES" ExclasirclT. T4.

Cedax troet, (sear Wllllaaa-ot.) HE aaairrlksis savins the asssaOaa eaaaaaawkai (aeda ta thetr asmMssameat the sale af FRUIT ED CALICOES ONLY. waara at see aiaunsM tha asoat axasaaive i asusuusalof a- lrr ffiiad at nai.iii. mjmm-m aauorns pneaa, rata a anas aetaf lo sseet every chaate 1 the aaarketj aad Piece, (the eeiertiea of nstlrras.) aH th NEW FALL STY LESjaaay ef watch are vary sadgotapeseiastwAly awcwaraaslsa, taay caa BMke rr.mxo tmaa aanas. Mar assaausaad aaMr af Bailing ay laa al AT THE LOWEST PACKAGE PRICES OF THE I ANVFACTCREIuS, FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER, aad exhibited every desirable style ia aeeavo-BHtaca aad advaatare to bayers which they have a ether bouse, aad which is well worthy of tbasr aueanoa. which we respectfully solicit.

REWSTER. 44 Cedar street. FBRhaasrs will isfurat usesnaslvas ef the stale ef the mrrt.aadUweUreTaudforaaiamiaatirbibeT do aot parchasa. a Sep tiBlaaa Sawraraat Stan. No.

64 East Bboaowat ajsd 71 Oivmoa-irntrFT. rWXBB enbacribar weald respectfully la rite tb anea- M. ttaa af bis frisaas. aad those families tbat have '-eared him with tbasr sacsuaar while la Pearl straat, aad the paboc ceeerally. as ao of the snost cxtraaiv aad beet ssimuBists of Brussala, ThraaPty, laaTaia and all athar atyle af Carpatuag.

hl Csotba. Rnga, etc. that at Be he tnos4 ta the city. The stock ks aew aad selected far lb rail feJes, tmss taa asoat celebrated ssaaufactortas nf tee) eoeanry sad Eorop. 1 the assortaseat are assay rpamdal pauavas.

aad aew styles af eolera, which are aot a a foaad at aay ether store. Fascbaasrs anay be aasatad thai the prices at this eitsMnharat wui ha fouadWwar ibaaat aay other suae ia the aiy. H. Gl'ION'S. New Store, Fronting oa (4 East Broadway end 3j! 71 l.ioa sweet.

Tien, Boys', and Childrens Fashionable a. I It Hsn. JO'EPH B. of the lata ina af O. A.

Uovt A. Cow Meicbaat Tal.ors aad Clothiers, takes pleasure ia la foramina; hut fnrada and pa Irons, tba be will coetisue the aaaw bouoeas is all iu branches at tba aid staa. No. 12. where be woejd be aapoy see theas.

Ha, iag aaade sach favoraW afraaeesaaata for I at suns tb en lasnuaattae rieaeB. tactish. aa Oerasaa etylsa -goods aad pa tiaras fnr Geatlamaa'a. Yoath'aaad Cat Cm's Ctotbiag. comprising the largest assortmrat of aay ea store a uus dry, wui CBaaie cs to sell at greatty issar.d prices.

N. B. It hi onr tautleular aeatra If eaatesuerssheaul aaa chase aay article with which tbey are net pleased, Sara turn it within three da vs thereafter unaol led. aad have taa a exchanged or their money returned at their rneesere. llard ware, cutlery, Files and stair Koel laewot.

i WALTEH 91. fTIITH. Piatt awaet, for sale al lowest saarket anca Lacks, Bolts. Hterea. files, Screws r- Fryinx Psas.

Fire I raas. Traces aad bad Iraaa Rakes and Hoe Aneersnad AnrerBibt, Brarea. Iroa Snaaraa -Taata aad Pocket Cutlery, Hrlseers aad fhsacs Ivory Emvas aad Forks la seua, SI piecea Britaaaia aad lraa Tabie aad Tea SpeaM Japaaaed Tea. Bread aad cwnner Trays Fata Rose bead aa GnrJea'a busve axils Also, a full atnunmeat af M. tioaid's alaiad aad seaes Stair Roda, always ea bead at astanfai linn pricae.

STAATS Sc BAUKER. Wholeoals Retail CLOTflfNO AND ri WAREHOUSE, Ne. 17 Broadway. directly eafoctst HewardV Iliad ARE daily racarvinf a terse aasaruneat ef aew aaai epieadid Cloths, Ctssteseres aad VasOaes. which nsaar will snake ap la order la tba aaast fashteaabie sty leas Aiaa, a hue sasck af Reaay Msae Ckxaia.

eta- Owar, Frock sad Ijreas Uoss ef erary rsnaty sad oaor. -i rants aad ests, de do la v-u Office aad Week Coats, do do ee Bilk aad Metis Baser Shins. Pa art as, gearta. Cra vats, Giovaa. Drawers, Riding Belts, awe ate.

aws IJUIEjrCH CABINET 1KEB aVd iT-M? HOLSTERER. 478 aad 4M0 Baaaaws a-Af FY ANDER ROUE bees leave to at form hie tuiiane.a..d tb paaiic in gannrsj. that a aaa eampteted a saost rich saort-easat af furniture ef the richest srrte aad hatae a aarfwa at Fraaea. aad hariag beea aaaag.il teaasay yaambiiba aseat astaaaiv aasaaracsorlas I raria, at asapared tmr-Btah articles ia has haa asaaaWKined as taa Iw rasi ri- laaaiilli sasptmii saxnsap st Thomas Ilunt 99 VA IlliataB atraet. HATE recatved la store Bale Pilots, Blankets, Paddings aad Three.

'a! Case Cloths, Freaeh. German. Eetiteh aad Aasstieaa. ao Bilk aad Cottoa Warp Alpeeeas aad Sersrs. aapenoara, broeaa, li a wry, Bn OFFER FOR Frees thai old aad wn f.

BAbe-ili Vy taars setaklaibmiat, eeery taabsaopar aadornssasalal waaa, erarrre aawe sag paxaa, whseb will as pat ap Oroers left wllh Gw. B. RipSey A. BALE ststiaaaa a Eiase ACa SSI i.w.u ttt AJ fcu. treeiroas taa i Arcsahaa aad Crotaa Caatiaga, Sewiags, Yetvwte, ISEOODGOOD KtRSEUlV' I.I.

KTNO dk PcriPCttrmB' variety af Kiait. Pali eat ahraas aad Sower-sat with the ciaaaatt car No. iA4 Peari auaet (wear catalog amy be ilnln I graa wlH karew atatasatioa. cn! lrnna FlATrO-FOUTES. A.

R. GALE A CO WiBEnoonv broadway. rnAaru-F4CTOKV, THIRD AYENUE. CORNER OF 13th STREET. Fasrha ssrt are tanrtted Sn call aad axanslaa useirentiaalva sisiaimsal af laaswasd aad saabaBaury Ft aa Fonea, with from six to ra octave, bracing -ry variety of paueras, maae ta tbew wall know substaatial maaaar, eaoer taew imasamai aad arrsnaal snpenatea- ay sai i hi aaa i pal jawcaa aaa as a ran ta keaf Thaa.

lastraaaeata am ass is Ban IT Imnettaat baiiauea- sss. which will ist immiai -hernial aad era iaaaai ia tb blgbast stale of paiwjctioa. with tb best Freaeh rtri kj ia. aataataria asaru ao 'E wFELKT A TO SU-VaJl WARJL SAML. W.

TSENE-IiCT No. i Wail atroet, ha jost raeatved fro Cooper, ifaaoa. aasse ef hie aaast Dapkn aad Chroaoojetet wfa. aisa the asUeruad Dapan Aaehos with tso- basiBce sartaea ii.a goid aad euvet Lesars. cseaprislng a spiesyud aaaurv- Tswfulullrte- Tbatrssbsanp eacaranswat wbaala.

raay soBers aad the beat eaa.iry. Tb aepaina hraaeb hj naeer mr. tJCDr. SB all tJUPMX. Ch a ae Watches see nine saw bub.

am haea aKa pet ia e.oal at tba arajiaal. Ship hroaoaaeten far sala or a let for a ai-ete ssrsts. CttroeaamavjiBted aad repaired by Heavy Glaas.aua. n. Sasamaaataaad Railroads stsrt by -Baae-i 1 T5? whsth to always oarroct, li ail atreM.

aptr ITlildew Proof Cidtrii. I VV WM aa aThwi a'a'Aaar aarw a. GEO. YY. RETT 44 Pearl etx-eet, has L.ZiZrl ap a e-rL-t iaat raceived tram bbcoob lw pieces ef sapenai Log- I KEW A RTICLE ef Geesna CAsi VASE, just received froes sacooa lUOpteceeof lish Bresaels Carpets, which will be said a real aarraia.

ew. i arrsssw Irassels Carpets, which will be set ubtsin a tret res. vtlcte. at a very low price. 'I MUJEW Also atecee beet quality ure ply carpMa, oM aauaras, 1 T-" as tea at per yard.

oSolmap HATHL. L. et GEO. CRISWOLD. I 71 sad TJ fAnath mat Ke.

Hnlini Coats, hew Fall and inter cioods eausaaLs uuu crevoais. JftW KICK STYLE FALL AND WINTER EMBROIDERED CASSIMERE, CASHMEt, VELVET AND PLAID VESTING. WJJHBI Rf dt 8ETIOrir1 Whrasasli aad Retell Oennseaes'sFsshioaaaie Apparel aad FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. As. 31 Ilia, hi Jf.isa if, 1st cerasr east Afwsdaasa.

Hr PelM. Beaver. Faacv enlcead aad Black Claras aad 1 Caasuaeres, of la huast aad sneat tbaMoaabt arylea. far rail aad Wattae wear, at Whetesile aad Rarail. ar wui be ma lie la order ta ear approved style.

Oar Crisads aad I Mrs seers natting lb city are ln riled lo xamiae tb good. exiep FreaeM Cavrweta. AT. STEWART dk have aeaaed 1 hak aim rich Aaaassoa Caraem, ef the aeweat aad asosflsaaat Part des icas aad porriOB of txtesa of ihsisryie ofLvoi XiVaadAV. Broadway.

FOR aFVTIIVrvis vrsB. CH. HATCH, 1 Uliatasr-lrwtr haa jastlaceieeda laxta of rssulesasa'ssBrabib-'ag aruciaa for tail aad winter wear, coasts uag ia part of vary neb Siib aad SatAa Scstrl aad Cravats. Slocks I issai. Giave.

Ssispiredsis, tkaaary, Uaaei febms aad Iirswara, lawawawravava. aawJaa f5 IME LINN AN KABDE1 AS 1n HIEHIES, AT FLUrjaiNG Tbareal Orb. aagtaal EsaiWtsrsaeet, WM. PRINCE fc CO. PieartBSaresai-r hew aad eartrail' Dewrlpue rite.eiaai.

aaes- ii il il ai i i i i a ii a of CLARK A AUSTIN, Aaaate. t( rata lsal aad orders le with tbeas, ar seat per snail, wat Baeaa aa-aseeiBI atlaatbaa. The ptfbtic as eaoooaed aeaia i aad ntie by Wiatev dt Ca. aaa as a Timothy A. issMser! Can e.aty wf News-York.

a. CE, EVEN INS FOtJT, PE4rTRKartV omcE, ssji Kaas.