The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

m' ilium am Pno Citv rurapiTrn PnsT. flrtiers for Coal BLANKETS; Full'd Linseys; Kerseys: Satinets; Domestic Cottons; Penitentiary LINSEYS, and Death of a Clerk Removals Appointmints Ru THE SUN. The Sons of Temperance hud a fine procession at Ridgeville, Carroll county, last Saturday, and laid the corr.er-stone of si new Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. Mr- Morgan officiating. The orator of the day was Rev.

John Roberts. William Mc-Kenurce Division. No. 131, of Hvsttstowu, ai MARRIED. On the 7th instant, by Rev.

Mr. Rose, JAMES S. UN ROE to Miss REBECCA N. PARKLS, Ix.th of Long Green, Baltimore county. On Wednesday evening, the 6th instant, by Rev.

Mr. McColean, EDWIN BISHOP to JOSEPHINE Ul DEER both of Frederick. In the 7th instant, by Rev. J. W.

Hoover, CHRISTIAN D. SHRYOCK to Miss REBECCA M. W. BROWN, ult of this city. At Philadelphia, on Thursday morning, 7th instant by Rpv.

C. Pemmc. M. RICHARDS MLCKLE to Miss CAROLINE, daughter of John Seiser, all of Philadelphia. At Winchester, on Monday, the 4th instant, by Rev.

Jos. Baker, F.DWARD J. W. HARRIS of Baltimore, ar-d Miss JANE CORNELIA CARN1- ntuAV Ijjuu7? oi every uescn prion, at verv low prices. HAM ILTON EASTER CO.

8-tfr NEW AND RICH JEWELRY SILVER. AND PLATED WARE, A. E. WARNER, GOLD and SILVERSMITH, Aro. 10 Norti OA has leen receiving a beuatiful assortment of RICH FINE GOLD JEWELRY, embracing a great variety of Breast-Pins, Bracelets.

Ear-Rings, Finger-Kings, Belt-Buckles, Gold Thimbles, Miniature Lockets, Chains. Pencils and Pens. Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Also, a fine assortment of best Silver Plated Castors, Cake ar.d Card Baskets, Waiters, Egg and Salt Stands, Caudle and Music Slicks, Pearl-handle Dessert Knives. Forks, and Spoons, which are respectfully ottered on the terms. nii-tlir PURTA1N MATERIAL AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

The subscribers would call attention to their larre inJ ell assorted stock ol CU RTAIN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, consisting in part of French Brocatels India Satin Damasks Super Satin De Laines Worsted and Union Damasks Plain and Twilled jt-mbossed and Printed lurKeT.et Lace and Muslin Curtains French and English Chintz White and Bull Linen Shades CORNICES, BANDS, PINS AND ORNAMENTS. Cords, tassels, Holders, Gimps, and every va- e.tVfT,'.Crlr!i!T!.mps appertaining to the CUR- TAIN BUSINESS Also, Plushes, Hair Cloths, Furniture Coverings, Piano and Table Covers Curtains, Designed ar.d executed in the best manner J- HOLLA A.D, Upholsterers, n8 tiN9r: No. 87 lia.itnr.ore opposite Holiidy. QREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.Scar"- and Alpaca at 3H. worth 50; splendid M.

Da Laines at 135, worth Shawls, all black wool and worsted Hose at 25 and mPI1111 'lb Ctjnts worth 61 25: superfine all ool 50 worth 75; Cottoj, and Wool ISi and 2o; Stripe Ca: pcring 8 cts up; 210 pieces Rag do. at 22 cts. up; b3i.r.t.iui I loor Oil Cloths S7J and thousand of other juaraaitis, at THIi PEOPLE'S STORE, ltaLiXi.i6aoniiueet,3door3 above Howard, pen DUN LAP V'DE. P. b.

Cwpuiana vhoiesale rooms up stairH. Country merchanii ara invited to call and examine. n8 tfjr QELLINS OUT! L. TO THE LADIES. "store No.

65 BAL-1 IJiUinu i be closed out, as the pro-prietor inUadsohpitigiiii. business. They will be sold 20 per cent. than nrst cost. Now, if you T'ant bar-fains, this is your to try and get (hem.

The most of the stoct uoir.prmca Winter Goodxthatarei cra-ing in season. No. S5 5 A LTIMf lor near Lay, sdnre lately occupied by T. Ndson. en i uu juai uiucrs on lavoraute Urrms, and will warrant ad articles purchased of us to keen iu any ioreizn clunaie.

LAN SD ALE BRO.v 115 aiid 117 Lombard street, and nn eotfr Uijialderston street, DARXEY'S FIOT1LLA, undersmned received lniorini.ion from fhe Departments at ashrngton that those who served in the Flotilla-, under Lieutenants Webster and Kutter, and the Sea Fkncjbles, under Bunbu-r-, are entitled to BOUNTY LAND, under th? recent Kl undersigned being i possession of a'l tne foims, wi 1 promptly attend to procuring the Bounty lnd for those (or their widows; who served in the above companies. GEORGE HICKMAN. OrtFicE-On I-ayette street, above St Paul TX BALTIMORE COURT," inulrT, ovemocr term, ltbyi-Leyi ferry vs. Hanah Adams anil others Oiden-d by the Court, this 7th day of No-ycmler, ISA that the fab ted by the Tra tees in tins: case be ratified and confirmed, nnltn The rep'Tft ftafes tliParii'aiii' of to be ih: lawaw Test A. W.

BRADFORD, Clerk. one of our bestccizens Ann street, F. Pont,) inerons respectable evi- ifd. Arnprifnn Tt'L i of ir. s.

Hepnurn. carpei ter, Ann street, F. Pont.) uiir. uincioia ft e.iL.c 1 in iue. American.

7th inst. Also, saved life from Lock-Jaw. from a sharp spike running through fhe sole of the foot. His R. Embrocation Paai Killer and Healer has proven, in this city, a certain remedy for any kind of venomous bite, cur.

bruise, or for any external injury. By directions on his Bill of certihca'es, he guarantees fhe cure of all daigeroite apprehensions. If immediately applied alter 9 days, saved in 3. To persons abroad: First, apply to the wound strong ley of oak or hickory ashes I the first 9 hours one small dose of sulphur and aits each nour. Take care not to leave the 3d dav pass to send tor his Bottles which he will send, to" order, to rite ricn or poor.

I-or the bite of a mad dog, to save ne will give his cure to the rich, and rely upon zenerosity; to the poor, lie gives to God, grate-lul or all bless'ngs. P. S. R. DELAXEY, Blood Purifier, Md.

A ver. over.J tirilEN CHILDREN ARE TEETHING, or dtS: tressed wan colicky pains or irregularity of the bowels, aoinmiRter a t.meiv dose of "BOWER'S INFANT CORDIAL." which is a sure balm for such com Price 05 cents single bottle, or three bottles for 5u cents. Wholesale and Retail Agent. S. S.

HXCE Ba'ti-rrtore. Prepared enly by GEORGE C. BOWER. Philadelphia. n8-tN29r ipi.

VERXETSOX'S CALIFORNIA GOl in VV MIXT LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OF- TTE AR HIM! HEAR HLML'-A writer PPr rteclares that ROCKWELL'S BED iLO ill LstLAsPs nave prevented moresick-nessto chndren laan all the Patent Medicines have ever cured. Every parent should have a pur, tIipv 011-iy cost cts. invite all who love their ehildren-to try tuem; aiso, a few more Taliv-ho Razors 25 with wis new style goods MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 240 Baltimore street. IN EXECUTION" OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF CHANCKRY, the subscriber, as Tr.u;-?,e.'TI,;i0l3erar sale, on the premises, on SAILKDAV. the Set 1 November, at 12 o'clock.

ALL THAT PART OR PARCEL of LAND containing one hundred and fourteen acres, where Dr. Mareen M. Diva 1 resides. This Land lies in Anne Arundel county, on fhe Lowr Ferry road leading Irom Bi.timore to Annapolis, and about seven miles Baltimore. The Farm is in a verv good stafp of cultivation, and his on it a good FRAME DWELLING, with all necessary Out-Houses, and would ariord a very eligible situation for a physician desiring to engage in a country practice.

Terms of sale -Ore-third of the purohass monev to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue in equal" instalments, in one. two and three years from the day of sale the who'e to bear interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof to be secured by liondsof the purchaser, with approved secu'itv. CHARLES HAMMOND, Trustee. Stigs ENGLISH KID SLIPPERS. On hand, Ert tni-a beautiful assortment of the alxwe articles, madeof the finest English Glove Kid.

We advuo all who wish a pleasant, easy-fitting SHOE, particularly tnose who have tender tec. to eaii at once at T. W. WILLIAMS', n3-ttr. 161 Baltiiiiotftstreet.

Brushes, Gold Jewelry, Tin Toys, Dolls Heads, and a beautitul assortment of FANCY GOODS. No. 144 BALTIMORE just below Calvert. n3 -tf V. G.

GEKLER. TV TH SUBSCRIBER would re-. iispectliilly liilorm his lnendsandi public that he has lately added: to his stock some new COACHES, of the. -atest styles. with quiet HORSES- and carff.il Drivers, and would be pleased to wait upon his customers either for shopping or parties.

Orders left at the EUTAW HOUSE OFFICE or at his Dwelling. No. 142 FAYETTE between Howard and Eidaw or at th STABLES will be promptly attended to. JOHN MA LY. 118 tf OAKRIAGES- CARRIAGES.

j-j. iittis IUSI uueneil I1IB new carnage Repository, in S. GAY opposite the Exchange, where the largest and best as sortment 01 1 At ui A ixh can be lound in the cify. Persons in want of Carriages will find it to their inte rest to give me a call, as 1 am determined to sell low, for cash, or approved paper at six months. All work sold at my Repository warranted lor twelve months.

n8-tD22r ac WM. McCANX. THOS. D. MILLER DENTIST, 91 Iv.

Fayette cor. Little bhart. Particular at-w 1 tention is given to mounting Incorruptible TEETH on Gold or Silver, so that the loss of the natural organs is as little fe't as possible. All other operations connected with Dentistry carefully performed. Operations will be performed gratuitously for the poor between 7 and 0 A al.

n8-eotDl7r: wife, Clara O'Connorrhainglell my bed and Ix.ard without just cause or provocation, all persons are hereby forewarned against trusting or harboring her, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. DAN 'L O'CONNOR. It EGAL BLANKS. i-J J. MURPHY PRINTERS AtU ROOK tiLLERS.

178 MA It KKT STREET, Desire to call the attention of the Legal Profession, Conveyancers, and others, to their LEGAL BLANKS, as possess ng many advantages over any others heretofore offered in this city. They are prepared with the utmost care by gemlemen of acknowledged ability and experience, and are printed, 111 the neatest maimer, on superfine English Paper, and sold at tiie very lowest prices. The following arc kept constantly cn hand: BOUNTY LAND CLAIM BLANKS prepared by an officer of the Government, at Washington. Deeds, Leases, Sub-Leases, Mortgages. Release of Mortgage, Bonds of Convevanee.

Kills nf wuuiiu.juuie; vm pair Jiiankets at 87 to S6; 3i0 pieces Insn Linen at 57, wci tli 50; extra do. worth 75; extra sujier do. til, wortn wl. CARPETS OIL (IhOTtts VTOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS! a- We, tne underened.ioanufacturei sof PICKijFS PRYKtS, DRANDY- FRUITS. CATSUPS; -ojioai oc i iiev, ii on oi oeiore tne first flay of next provided a coj of tics order lt published in newspaper of the city of Baltimore, once a week tor I urea suecessive weeks, before the said first dav id Decemhf next DR.

R. DELANEY'S TXdTTS." EG. MED. his Rheu nrdic Embrocation Pa n-Ktller and Dealer, not only a specific arrest and cure for tha vinm of a mad dor, tint saved tiie hie of riira. corner oi lynAlMUli ana PRATT ST sold in the Grand Consolidated, class 21, to Nos 1 70 74' half ticket.

and to Nos. 1 7 28, quarter ticker' SC-JO. Ail who want prizw can sret them by purchasing atieKStattheliicky VERNETSON'S. No. 115, cor- jSC TO THE LADIES.

Just opened Latb- 'fegS Style Paris BUFFALO CO.MBS,and othtr iM Comos, 01 every varietv. Another supply may be dropped in any of the Despatch Boxes, and will meet with prompt delivery from the Baltimore Coal Yard Sptar's wharf, J. Heney Giese, Agent. All of the best descriptions of Anthracite and Cumberland Coals, at the lowest market prices. Adams Co's.

American Package Express. Office 162 Baltimore Street. Packages, to every city in the Union. "Transatlantic Kxpress." 1 wards Sanford Proprietors. Packages Forwarder to Kng-LAND, Ireland, Scotland and all the principal cities on the Continent.

Bills on Essuxd, Ireland and Scotland. Office 162 Baltimore street. Commercial Summary- Reported for the Baltimore Sun. BALTIMORE MAR KKT. Thursday.

Flour and Meal. The flour market presented but litl new to day. We note a sale of 300 bbls. Howard street brands at. S'4 75, and 250 at $4 72.

Also, bbls. City Mills at 4 G8i. There were rather more buyers than sellers at these prices. Corn meal $3 Lye iiour 3 SO. Grain.

Wheat is firm. Sales of Maryland red at 1 03a SI 04, and Pennsylvania at 1 05a 06, lor good to prime. White wheat 1 US a I 1S and such as is suitable for family Hour 1 15 a SI 25, as to quality Corn is steady; sales of white at. ti, and yellow 02 a 63 cents. Oats 33 a 3ii cents.

Rye 08 a 69 cents; scarce. Groceries steady. Sales witluu alew days ol about 1 bags io Coffee st 1 1 i a 1 1 1 cent A lso, 3M bags LaguavraatKiiall. Very little cotiee now ottering. Stock reduced to atwut 2200 bags.

Sugars and molasses Provisions. Sales of 2d(i bbls. Prime Pork at .3 50 cash: 25 bbls. Mess at $11 75, cash; also. 50 bis.

Prime at time. Bacon steady; sales of 400 shoulders at cents. We quote sides 6 and hams 84 a Id. lard Salas of mi kegs at cents. Tobacco is very linn.

Whisky. Sales are making at 26 a27i cents in lids, and bbls. Cincinnati Mas ket, Nov. -Sales were made $3 5. Whisuy 22ie.

Sales ot beet cattU at 3 5i! a 4 ior good packing juaiities; market farm and de-inanu good. iver in good cavigaine order. SALF.S AT STOCIC BOARD YKSTERDAY. Md. iVa li.2',11 ih.

Union Bk 71 siis. BStORR 7 )lUshs. 2' It lu do 7J', STOCK AMD MONHY MARKET. There has bowl a mtideraie done in f.i.cks during tho past week, with but slight variation in pri-cto. Money still coaiinues rather stringent, and readily commands from 6 to 10 per cent.

Tho following were the puces offered and asked at tne Stock Board yesterday: Public Loans. United Slates 6'3, 1367, 116'( bid, 1163 asked. Maryland U's, bid, VKl asked; do. defer-rdd 93 asked: do. Steriing S's, 1" bid, HI2 asked.

Baltimore City 6s, 1U60, 102 bid, 105 asked; do. u5 bid, Mo asked; do. do. S's, RftJ bid, aaS asked. Baltimore Ohio Railway bonds, 1:34, 'M bid; do.

1867, 9C; bid, US1 asked. ork and Cumberland Kail- way ljonds, US asked. Hank Stocks Merchants Bank ln bid, 101 asked; Union ii bid, 72 asked: Commercial and Farmers (short paid'. 231- bid: Marine 23 hid, asked; Farmers and Planters 28 bid; Chesapeake 25 bid; Western 2i bid; Mechanics 17 asked; Franklin 11'. bid, 115 asked; Citizens 9 bid, in asked.

In sura -ice. Firemen's 191 bid, 2H asked: Baltimore Fire 11 bid; Associated Firemen's bid, 8 asktd. Railroads. Baltimore Ohio 7hi bid, 731 asked; York and Cumberland bid, 2fC; asked; Baltimore and Susquehanna 251 bid, 291 asked. Turnpike Roa.ls.

Reisterstown bid, 6i asked: York 3 bid; Frederick hi bid. Miscellaneous. Union Company 14. bid, liV. Baitiiriore Gas lu4 bid; Baltimoiv Water i'-'j bid; Susqiiehaniia Canal 12 l.i.l, asked.

trade and monetary a The I jincai'er tounty Pa. Bank has declared a dividend of 5 per ant rhe Farmers Bank and Lancaster Bank each 4 per eettt. for the last six months. The Franklin Insurance Compan of Washington, have declared a early dividend of per cent, on the capital stock paid in, ten per cent, payable to the stockholders on demand, and hve carried to the surplus fund. The Fanners and Mechanics flank, of Hartford, declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent.

There were transferred to foreigners during the week the 1st in United States Stocks. Money at Pittsburg is in demand at one per cent, per nrmth, ior first class paper the I -auks discounting but The Chronicle sa "Exchange on Philadelphia ar.d New York abundan tit. a i premium. The rates of discount have remained almost stationary du'ina the last six months on interior Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky bank notes at i per cnt. The supply of western currency is ery limited at present." The aggregate imports at New York, for the last four months, as compared with the same months of last jear, show a large increase, mainly, hawever, in July: 4 a Pmi Lie rlie.

4-. Frc- ii, in nui Lubitn ilJ.cl.Otl Tti1. ch-13 Ju't. $17, Slu.7vj.i2 Ihre -24--. 2 1 TjuI tf.l.ri2 12.530,217 5 Tiie nggregntes are as follows: Four months of lav.

Four montiis of lS4lt increase If these imports there were ..81 Merchandise 74 J47.S42V-9 7d5 8.9;7.554 Tola! 5 The increase in merchandise is and specie To give an idea of tiie condition of the New York ex-port trade this year, we give below a table showing tne amount of exports for July, August, September and October, of tins year, compared with the same months of last year. The result, it will be seen, exhibits a much more healthy condition of trade this year than 1843 Jiiiv. Ser't. 51.rU-..00 1.747.73 Jl jol.c.-l 3.23- 1. i -A is? 'ofeiirii.

dir.iub foreign, free Sjiegie, Total 53. 311. ts.tsj 82.3-l.77J 13 yi dot. 4,4.374 54, VI, 742 0:1. a73 13.1''i 1.033.i!S 1.421.32? JMniestii iinlsa it.3.7-7 t-'oreiirn.

tree 17. V3 Specie, ic 1.51i.-0 441.73.3 Total $3,322,371 S.3,3:.ii,i77 50,4:1,372 The aigregates are as follows: Four months of i83n Four monttis of Increase 13,345,312 The increase of domestic produce in four months is 83.F0j,t37, and of specie .1.7,470. The amount of receipts at. the New York Custom House in October, was and for the ten months 823,413,660, against same time in 134a. The New York letter, of Wednesday evening, fo the Philadelphia Ameacan, says: "Pork is asain rather in favor of the bluer.

The sales are t-hi bbls. at 10 69 a 8U 7.5 and 8 311 a 88 The. sales of Beef are about 2 'n bbls. ThsKaleol Ohio prime mess beef reported yesterday, should have been Ualtimoi extra. "Of Scotch pig i i on, some 4or.300t.oiis have len gold at 30 a 5-, fi months, and l(t tons Swedes on private terms Lead is dull.

American soil is held at S'4 cash. A I 'of 70 tons ptllIls)l sold at 8 4 oil, equal to cash. American hemr is dull, and 15n bales sold sow! tltt J1 i 1 rr-'jpd ut i.t- "In Hides tiiere is a fair business; market bteadv. Sales of 3360 Marar.hHiii, supposed at 9.1 a for ox, and 11c. for cow; 14714 greeti salted New Orleans, t.0 A 22 Buenos Ayrcs cow, 45 lbs tb'c.

"Linseed oil is steady at 77 a 7-. Whale within a fortnipht has sold to I lie extent ol 5,000 sales within ti day or two at bl a 53c. for ana bis. "Crnds turpentine is rather better, and 2300 bbls. sold at 82 ivdh.

Oi spirits the sales within a few days are 1 530 bbl s. a 3-i a cash and time. Itosiu scarce at 81 451or Wiiminston. "About a milhoii of dollars lias gone South within a week or two, to Charleston, Mobile and New Oi 'eans. There has been more than that amount received in lie same time Irom the West and Canada.

'In cotton the market is heavv. and sales to a snia'l extent. About 600 bales changed hands, including 4cu Savannah at 14 The market shows fc. decline "Sales at the'Stock Escharise United States 6's, 1867, 110; a 117: Erie 7'h, 1S6H, loj-; Kentucky 6's. 1061; Pennsylvania 5 '33 a 03.

73 shares Canton Company. 50. "Second Board. loo shares Canton Company, 66j a on; bonds looj a lnj.j. rvaliRKAT nillOVl'If.

III." I A I li An Adjourned Meetiuir of tho "Great Council of the 1 proved Order of Hed Men" will lie held at the WES I-KKN WIGWAM, on this the nth sleep of the Beaver Moon. Committees are requested to meet at the lgwaiu, at the 6th run. Bv order. It J. Ij.

BOOKER, G. C. ICE. THE IMEM BEItS OF MOUNT llS SIXAI TEMPLE OF HON OK are request ed to be punctual in attendance at a regular meeting of tne temple, on this FKiJJAi i u. tne 8ih at 7 o'clock, as there is a resolution io come up for action whicT every member of Rood standing is ueepiv interested in.

uv orusr oi me u. n6-3t JOHN iDU'lToN, W. W. F. It.

rv "'B. H. A. S. A reeular meetinst of the B.

i A. SOCIETY will i-e held on SUNDAY, the 1 nth instant, at hall past 9 o'clock, in UNION HALL. Business of importance will be transacted, and therefore a punctual attendance of the members will be ex pected. LEWIS LAG Ell, President. ll7-3tt Tr-OFFICE OF THE WESTERN TELE- LKJS GftAFii OUMPANV, UALTOioKi.

The annual irifetmg of Stockholders will be helil at Union Hall, in the City of Baltimore, on MONDAY, Nov. iun, at in ciock iu. n7-4t: S. McCUBBIN, Secretary irrni Lf)DGE MASONIC HALL. Baltimobe.

Nov. 5th Had. The Annutil Meeting oi the GRAND OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF MARYLAND will be held in the MASONIC II ALL, in the city of Baltimore, on MONDAY, the lath at 7 o'clock. P. M.

The Grand Secretary will attend, at his office in the -Til! 1:1 lid 1 I i LLiftiv, on iue uay ea iue meetini; to receive tne Keturns and uues ot lKlges, com pliance with the provisions of tiie constitution. JOS. ROBINSON, nG-'eotM G. Sec. Grand Lodge of Maryland.

IOil SALE About two lumiirfd cords of ii 1CKOR and (K WOOD: also, a considerable i aiimunt ol Kli.ii J' TI ItEit Apply I C. StiiPLEY, Union Square. THE CHEDirOfiS OF W. PENN EL will pre-f f'1' lis, -proved, on or brloio tie riliio November. or they will be excluded, as 1 will then declare a dividend of assets 113 dot CHAS.

GF.IIRMANN. PORTA I'( A 7 A A CO'S MORTICING, 'I'ElNON PI -W 1 MOLDING, B.fKING, f.l'iT NlNU RiiOYl ACH 1 KS, lor sale by the manufacturer a Asent, a tr 'HITMAN, s-y Litjht liti eet, Baltmiora, 1MJ. mored Hemovai. Washington, D. Nov.

7. Wm. Devereux, an experienced Clerk in the Indian Affairs Office, died to-day from the effects of a wound received on Saturdav. A. Loughry and John Mullary have been removed as Clerks from the Indian Affairs Departm't.

Wm. A. Kennedy has been appointed Clerk in the Post-Office Department vice Chupman Butler. It is reported that Mr. Butler, Clerk in tiie Second Auditor's Office, has been removed.

Adjournment of the Baptist Association. Washington, Nov. 7, 8 P. M. The Baptist Association, which has been session here for several days past, adjourned sine die this evening.

Their next stssion will be held in the High street church, Baltimore, in lSoh M. Sam Jones' Charleston, Nov. 7. We have advices here from Tampa Bay to October 30th. Holahloochee, a brother, to Sam Jones' wife, the celebrated Indian warrior, brought on to Tampa, Sam Jones' whole family, consisting of two women and nine children.

They will be sent to Arkansas Holahloochee is one of the Arkansas delegation. He obtained his prize by stealth. Put in in. Distress Subscriptions to the tepec Railroad Democratic Address in Regard to the Disunionists The. Cotton Markets, Src.

New Orleans, Nov. 6 The brig Damascus, from Ctrigres, bound for New York, put into the Balize, in consequence of severe sickness among the jiasscnirers. About a half million of dollars have already been subscribed to the stock of the Tehuantepec railroad. A deep interest is manifested in thi3 great enterprise. The leading democrats of thia city have issued an address to the public, in which they strongly condemn the course pursued by the disunionist3 in the United States Senate.

The cotton market is firm. Sales during the pus I three uavs of bales. Middling is quoted at 13 a ''ts- Sales of SuOhhds. susar at 5 cent.3 for fair. Also, 600 hhds.

molasses at 2d a cts per gaiion. Sterling exchange has declined to 7 per cent, premium. Saili7ig of th Ohio Cotton Market. New Ohlkans, Nov. 7.

The steamer Ohio ha-sailed Chagres with 30 passengers. The Cotton market is somewhat easier, at previous prices. Preparations for the Election, e. Boston. Nov.

7. Tne free-soilers held a meeting last niht ar. Faneuil Hall. It was very largely attended The democrats are to have a meeting tort tiht. K.

K. Wh it taker has been nominated by liie demo crats a candidate for Congress, the th district, place of Bradford, declined. Condition of ih: markets. e. PuiLADi-i FiiiA.

Nov. 7 P. M. The stock market is steady U. S.

6's of l-btt, offered; Pennsylvania 5's held at 93: sterling exchange prem. Fl ur in fair request sales of SCO bbls. at S3 for common brands; extra do. 5 a 5 75; corn meal a S3 Wi.V; rye Hour scarce and firm at 3 '2o a 3 31. Vhet'iu S'earv demand SalfS of :S.0W bushels at 1 07 a 1 for red.

and llatfl 1) for white; corn is seilieg at 07 a til) cents for yellow. about tHKMl l.iis'o Is sd; white do. 05 a 06 cents; oats. Southern, a -cnl: Pennsylvania do. 4tJ cent; rye scarce Mid held 77 cents.

Provisions steady n.ess pork 11 50 a $11 7o; prime sales of lard at cents; bacon unchanged. without much movement Kio eoilee lit 11 ij ct: vice 3'4 cents per ii. Cotton is quiet salTS very small, and prices in favor of buveis Tobacco reiuairs firm. Whisky a 07 cts. per gal.

hi hhds and bbls. Condition of the li'arkets, New York, Nov. 7 OP. M. S'ocks are steady, ti's.

s. Canton Co .70 a. -4 Pa. os, a S3. Mschttttge on London 10.V premium.

Flour s'e-tdy lc.it not active sc.iea of bids, at 4 oh a 't'J for common State brands: South-t r.i 1 a Ob Genesee 83. Rye Hour S3 31. Corn meal 3 12 a S3 Is. Grain steady sales of Genesee wheat at SI lo, and bushels Canadian white at I 03 a SI 05; also. 4.000 bu-iiieis red at SI 04.

Corn steady sales of ti.no.i buoh-tls at 7b a 71 cents for mixed, and 72 a 73 for illow. 31 a 13 cents; rye scarce an i firm 7tt a 70 cents. Provisji'in quiet sties of 000 bbls. pork at 10 7.5 a S10 -7; prime (to. S5 37.

Bdcon iirm. B'-ef ancnansed. Salts of keas bird at 7' a 7 cts. stctidy. Rio coffee small stiles at 11 a 11 Cts.

Rice quiet. Sugars and molasses dull. Tobacco favoring sellers supply light and ue- er The cofon market to-dav of 7'M bs.b jriving wav s-'-mewhat- Wnisky steady st U7 cts. per gallon. No i.u.nzs.

up b.i date, of ihe steamer Africa, novv fully nue- Arrest of Com terfr Nov. men ere arrested by officer McCartney, tor passing counter; eit five doil-tr notes the Mechanics Bank of Pittsimrgti. Seven or e'-ghr bills were distri'-'t'ed by them, and some fifty or sixty dollars more were found iu their possession Vestroyid by hire. Browxsvillf, November 7. Tiie residfr.ee of Mi.

L. i at this place, was destroyed by fire yesterday mornir.g. Xomirtatien in District for Congress. Iff. Boston, Nov.

0. In the dntrjet George B. At wood has been Eoiaimirsd by the frca-soiiers us 'tieir tididiitc, ior congress, ue was lormeriy a whig, and l.is nomination now pi the election of Orvin F'owler in some doubt. The temperance men in tins hive mw united upon B. H.

Mussy for mayor. lie is aiso the free-soil candidate for Congress. of xdurace iSlann, Src. Boston. Nov.

0. The whigs of the eighth Congressional district, favorable to the re-election of Mr. Horace Mann, met at Dcarb rns to-day and nominated him.agiinst the regularly selected ticket. Tnose who voted for the aJUress state that the resolutions adopted by the last Legislature were passed to he sust-iiaed w.th vital effect, and not to be a dead letter. The contest in tins district is likely to prove a tevere one.

Late from the Salt Lake and Santa Fe St. Louis, Nov. 5 The mail from the Salt Lake at Independence, on the 2.3th of October. This is the first return trip of the mail party. There is not much news of interest from the valley; harvesting was over, and the crops of wheat and oats abundant.

The health of the old inhabitants, as well as the newly arrived emigrants, was remarkably good, raid there were but few deaths. Tne population of Salt Lake Vailev is estimated at Jo.ObO. Cattle was exorbitantly high, and mules were worth 125 to S-'idO, beyond the Piatt river. The September mail was met near Fort Laramie, nd the October mail at Fort Kearney. The Santa Fe mail has also been received at Independence.

It met with no obstructions on the route, although Indian sditrmiehes and difficulties with the troops con tinue. train and Oldham's company met at Old Peca's Hall two trains. They met the first at Wagon Mound-' and the second at Cotton Wood. Weils' "command of one hundred and fifty soldiers were at Cedar Springs. BY LAST Aimi J'iliLADELPiLiA E3AT.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. New York, Nov. 7. 18.30. 27ti EUtlion and its Results Parodi Jenny Lind.

it is now pretty nearly decided that Mr. Seymour, the democratic candidate for Governor, has been elected, while the whigs will have such a majority in the. Legislature as id sceure tiie election of a successor to Mr. Dickinson, in the U. S.

Senate, more of their own way of hinking. The most ex-fraordi ''o-y change is to be found in the result of the Congressional election. The delegation now con-eist of 3t whigs, 1 democrat and l'free Boil; but the next will be composed of 13 whigs, 10 and 1 free soil. Parodi wi'l sing at the Opera House this evening and Jtiiuy Lind at Tiipl- Hall, being the commencement of an earnest rivalry to bear off the palm. A morning concert is to be given by Miss Lind on Wednesday next.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Philadelphia, Nov. 7, ls.30. New Hotels Itir.z; Erected Pick-Pockets Stock Sales, Ifc. Two large and handsome hotels are now in progress of erection here, the prime mover in which is George W.

Kd wards, the lion of our stock board, whose i.ctioii3 are watched with great anxiety by dealers on the Barb coast. One of the buildings is on Chesnut street, below Ninth, and the other on Broad, below Chesnut. They will be the only hotels here that can boast of anv claims to architectural taste. Both fronts are to te of Connecticut brown stone, of great elegance. The cost of the stone work alone on the Broad street building will ho twentry-tiiree thousand dollars.

This is to be 91 feet front by l'JO deep, and i3 now going on rapidly, thouh the front will hardly be commenced until spring, owing to the vast amount of ornamental work. The otner hotel is 75 feet front by 174 fe-t deep, and will be under roof before A inter sets in, if possible. Thedesigns of both are Jolin McArthur, Jr. A pickpocket was arrested last night on board the steamboat Trenton, in the act of removing the pocket-book of Charles Juntf, who was on his way South with hm family. The thief managed to pass oil the plunder, but the contents were not very valuable, and the traveler insed on without stopping.

Stock Sales. 000 city 6's, '3, 10ti; 100 Pcnn.O's, 101 l''J 0's, 78; 100 Morris Canal, 22; 100 Girard Bank. 12. The Gkrmasia will give their third subscription concert to-morrow evening, at Carrol! Hall. Panorama of the Bible.

This elegant Painting, tit the Law Buildings, is drawing good houses. All who visit thi.i exhibition are surprised and delighted with the superior of stt displayed in the execution. Aside, oui its cl.iinis as a vork of art, it litis the pleasing etlect. of strongly impressing upon the maid ihe most prominent scenes in sacred history, and well repays repeated examinations. A Caet.

The Irvino House. To the Editor of tne Sun iaviXii House, New York, Nov. 1, 1850, Grvt: 1 avail mself tha medium of your journal, to inl.am my numerous tru-M-lx and Ihe public at hi'Ke that the liberal maimer in wtneii i have been patronized by them, hn dco rmim-d inj not to in, reuse the tern.s which i established when opened the Irving House, as with my present business it is not necessary that 1 should do so. The terms will therefore continue to be two dollars per dav lor the usual aoeon stations. our obedient D.D.I10WAE1).

i.KMo I vv Soma of the haiulsomcsf inve ver seen have lust been introduced iuio 1 lie of P. Mantey ut he rear of his dwelling I tnelte street. This makes his stock very supei aor. See his advertisement in to-day's paper, BALTIMORE. FRIDAY, NOV.

ft, IBjrt. The Reform Convention. The Reform Coa-vention yesterday spent another day in fruitless balloting for a presiding oifieer. It whs supposed that this body constituted a fair representation of the in- telligenee and learning ot the Mate-hence inch tri- dug is a matter ot general surprise ana regret. A motion to adjourn sine die was yesterday seriously rntertained.

and fifteen votes east in the affirmative. Pennsylvania and tiie Constitution Our neighbor of the York Republican comes to the defence of the constitutional integrity of the Keystone State, against a remark from i the effect that if the free States had been faitnful to the provision of the constitution, with respect to runaway slaves, there would have been no necessity for the late reclamatory act. Now, we certainly entertain for our next-door neighbor a somewhat profound veneration. Pennsylvania, with its unparalleled CJuakerdelphia parallelograms; its fertile acres; its palatial barns; its sturdy yeomanry; its merry girls and its capital newspapers, amorjst which the York Republican ought to occupy an elevated niche from the time of our earliest appreciable Fourth of July down to the present era, has com- manded the full measure of our patriotic regard. We never look upon the i sober physiognomy and ro- tund proportions of her tutelary veteran, as lie is seen in the school books, ratifying that shrewd but honest bargain with the simple-minded Indians, but our reverence for Ins geuius kindles our respect for his descendants.

And we uti that while the spirit Penn presides over the destiniee of Pennsylvania, nothing in her career can possibly bo ti-rjng, which is susceptibie of proof ti.it right. Witn so much fcr the general, let us look moment at particulars. Our friend at York an act of the Pennsylvania Assembly, und-i' which provision is assumed to have been made the restoration of fugitive slaves. This act was passed in lSCO. and for a short time proved operative; but is was with provisions for the protection of fi'ce people of color, and to prevent kidnapping, which, under the growing abolition spirit of succeeding years, not only rendered the act nugatory, with respect to but exposed persons iii.

iies: of them to great annoyances and expense. If whs wi'h the utmost difficulty that fugitives were recovered for some time antecedent to oeizare of a runaway in York county by a Maryland agent. But were this not the case, the decision of the Sup.ef.e Court drel'rirg the restrictions of the Pennsylvania law with respect to the owner unconstitutional, left Pcnrsyi-vaaia in a position in which she was required to retrieve an error. Ati how did she do it i throwing the slave-holder back upon the an ili act 1793, and rs.ultiplyin-i by every means that the ingenuity the law. or the lawyer could suggest, and making the constitution, in this particular, a dead letter to the slave-owner.

The constitution, together with ihe act of 17! 3, "were sufficient for the South in their cutter and design; but. inoperative by re-eon antagonism of the free States. is clear that both the constitution uni the law were a mockery to the South. Oar argument is that, had the tree srares acted rewards the siarenolder, with respect to his fugitive slave, in conformity with the letter and the spirit the constitution, tnere would have been none of tht present excitement and disunion agitation at th South. It all originated in the collisions, personal and legal, that have taken place on this suLc; an.

these hive led to that bitterness of feeling at th. South with which every expression of the anti-slavery sentiment is contested. We did not. in our former article, allude any particularity to Pennsylvania, though the ae-cf 1:417, in which, she prrayeo he'-seif conflict with the Ciisai'utiou. htts ihf 'wn her open to reproof.

The conduct of one nr-r, a single incursion into her territory, had it leer: utterly indefeasible, is no excuse for a wuol State throwine itself into Icgisla'ive opposition to the constitutional rights of one-half t.ie Union. And there been a wonderful zeal of indignation to sueh a demonstration. Wt however, that Pentt3 Ivania will, in the present emergency, f'-v. her hind, right side ttp, for the Union, the Union, and nothing bur ce Unin, and th-tt Republican will be in the rauks tht-banner. Mercantile The nterctntile community here and elsewhere h.re len agitated in consequence ui publication' made it some of the sewspapers of a quarrel with the pitt-rers in the well known house of V-'iS-iam II jwth Son.

All such matters should be settled withou a public controversy, or re-ort lo if possible. The friends of the ptirt.es wiil be glad to that the whole ditf.euity is in a fair way an cable adjustment, the nutter iving bter. refcrn to Mr. David S. Wilson and Mr.

Gaiovvay Chest n. two gentlemen well qualified to reconcile such rif-iieulties. Their decision will be final. This is much better than going to law, tue trtle-s qu iag only getting the sheil while ttte ittwyera sect re the oyster. The Secretary of the TKE-vsrav has issued a Circular upon the subject of Exports entitled to Debenture, in which he writes, under the I of Sept.

25, 1530, that goods in the bonded miv be t-tken in the original p.tcknee tLei.ce: and shipped to Brazil, or any ott.e." port "without payment of the custom try try. it-destined for contiguous British it Mexican provinces, the duty must first be paid, the usual bond against given, a certificate of the arrival of the giwds in the foreign province ot.tjin- ed, when they will be entitled to drawback, and the money refunded from theTreisury. World's in a Fog." We Cad by our exchanges that the fogs which have been so prevalent hereabouts for some days, extend far and niar. Ir. the vicinity of Boston a serious railroad collision took pHee in consequence, and steamers on the Eastern waters are detained, deranging the mails.

The misty shroud which had enveloped everything, however, broseaway considerably yesterday, but the rawness of the a'mosnhere increased. The Nashville Convention will ble on Monday rext, according to adjournment. President Sharkey will not be there but the papers state that delegates will attend from Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi and other States. On Saturday last, Gen. Gordon, of Albemarle, was on his way to Nashville.

He expects to be "solitary jnd alone" from Virginia. The Mississippian says that Mississippi will be fully represented at Nashville. The British Mail Steamship Asia left New York on Wednesday morning for Liverpool, with 230,000 in specie, and about --5 passeneis, ainonz them H. DeCeasae. who came from France in beh of the insane Monesquoins.

charged with the murder at St. Louis RediT.ord D. Moutesquoin. Lady H. Stuart Wt rtiey and daughter, and jSIr.

Raymond, iitimore. DoRcHrstER Ccuntt Cov ut I iie case of Tins Grinnan, for the murder of Cupt. Uemons, was given to the jury at Cambridge, on Monday evening, but they had not agieed upon a verdict up to Tuesday evening. Several minor cases had been tried, and in a civil ease, Fernandis against Rea, administrator of Page, a verdict for plain till" of S1.T51 had been renderel. The BosTon Slavery Aoitation The Washington Republic sas the citizens of Boston can preserve their own pcac anrl order and will preserve them at all hazards to tha last extremity, but if, rni-fortun' exigency occur in which the aid of the President may be required, it would be given without hesitation.

the full extent of thr constitutional power. Mortality Washixiiton-. The in-ennonts during October were 52; of which (3 were by consumption, and by dysentery, small pox and varioloid 3 each. Bv other dieeist-s only one each. 37 were wmtes, 15 blacks, and 20 were under five years of age.

Tiie males uumuniber the telltales by nine. Rumors of War. Lct'crs frou Bucnoo Ayrets, dated September mention that the city full of Tumors that a declaration of war between Buenos. Ayrcs and Brazil is soon to take place. It was not possible to trace tiie newts to any authentic source, though the relations of the two countries sucti as to render active hostilities probable.

Sticitjk. On Sundtty rnnrr.lg last, the reputed wife of Solomon Gow, living near Hasten, hung herself from the limb of a tree. siie had pre. pared breakfast for the family usuM. She has lived unhappily with Cow, and has been in a somewhat deransted shoe of mind for tome time.

One of her sons fcrst discovered the body. South Carolina Mustering. The Governor of South Carolina has invited a large portion of the uniformed militia of the State to parade at the Sute capital, on the 4 tit of December, when the Legislature i in session. The Charleston News talis about 'Tendering more scivietxdile the military force of the "Some Pi'MPKf Ni The F.atiton Md Shir s'atts that a gentl -iiiaii of BtiVMv'e will exhibit at the eattie show next week, a lot pumpkins, among which in one weighing trreHty-five found, and is as large rour.d as a cider bin el. Salem Division, No.

Ill, of Cooksville, were well represented Reports of the Virginia learn from the Richmond Republican that an arrangement ltas been made with Mr. W. G. Bishop, who is to he assisted by B. P.

Worcester, to furnish thorough reports of the debates and proceedings of he Virginia Reform Convention, to re-assemble in January. Mr. B. is said to be a most successful reporter. Lind or Parodi.

There appears to he something of rivalry, not between these two ladies themselves, but among their friends in New York, to which possesses the greatest vocal powers. Parodi receives grent praise on all hands, but the industrious critics, of course, pick out some Haws. A Miss Pinard now sings duets with Jenny Lind at her concerts, and elicits universal encores. Pays. The Boonsboro' Odd Fellow states that thus far the new bridge over the Potomac river, at Shtpherdstown, pays well and meets the most san- im-rcase travel una uenjuaec ou u.e route.

A number of laree droves of cattle have conie over- Dead. Samuel II. Garrow, who been Mayor of Mobile, and held other public stations, died at Mobile on the 30th aged 70. He was a native of Norfolk, and left there in 1S13. Slarylantl Constitutional iicferm ConventionMot Organized Motion to Ad-journSisie Oie.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sttn. Annapolis, Nov. 7, 1850. This is the fourth day since the assembling of the delegates elected to reform the State constitution, aed I musr, as usual, commence by saying tnathoth the legi'iniafe political parties separately met in caucus itti-t night, and sat until a late hour. The iwelve elected on the tickets composed of democrats rid wliigs still lield if nnd maintained their posi-ion.

viz: demanding the choice of President of the "uveution. Nothing was done likely to produce a oniproiiiife, or reunion of the "independents" with cither of the two main organisations; whilst, on the onuury. the excitement increases feelinas of nos-iiliry grow sir.i!)er, t.nd the prospect of lOg bjcomins more uncertain. The foilowiitg teport of liie proceedings ot the this fully justify the impress-on. as stated tthove, anu present an" aspect of affairs greatly to reg.etted.

At the iiour cf weive Benj. C. Howard etiiied th Convention io order. A CousKbie moved hut the Chair appoint, a of three to invite some clergyman toorh-i-ue ch.inin.in. until other fiction siiouii! be Jiad proper organization.

Utackistone. VierriCk att-J that the services of niniste'i" of 'he ditreieiit deuoinimtioliK of Chris-i-uis. in (he city, be solicited: which was Steed to; and Messrs. Constable, Morgan and i-ind -hi were appointed as said committee. The niiti.iished business yesterday, (tbeHciee-ion of a President, fcr the permanent organization tue convention.) the first in 7rder, the limes of ttie deteyatee were exiled e.ieti, in announced preference for that orfice.

t'hree votes rim vet) were taken, varyin? in no naterial from the published hat as" given -i ttte sun of tins morning, recording the proceeded of yesterday the vote standing each time 47 Crr ptmn. 4t for Howard, and f'r Johnson After the third cote. Mr. suggested the iroo! 1 1-1 of sh'T-t seffardir-e it useless to ro on wi'li the voting, h.r;'n tr.at a brief irtin--iing togetiier in Foci.ti ictereouse'iniglit briasr ubvut i better anderstanuinsr of Mr. Phelps moved, as p.

substitute, that the Contention adjourn. other Buchanan said lie uisi tf any from firther rnd h-psd the dcletocj, would con- poicett! wi' ti r.e conaa." Mr. Merrick rlcsired io brak the spell thr.t seemed i ive e-ntlencn in their fonnal eas ing of votes: ai tiioeght that for and the ex--r--p cf mitrht be benelici-il. Mr presses ins was anied. unJ the V'ttntr was continued.

A urth vo-e wis hits, cr.lv m-terifl Mr Rf'tr-l of the Vni-m ticket. B.htm -re Countv. dropped Mr. Johnson, end ord Benj itinn II. r-r-J.

f.r'h vote showed the Same Mr. r. -e a -id saia he -t'eeolv re-r" ted whole tne since ar. a viae in he CiiaraOus.l tneir course tf. rr.e tin'! of M-rylmd.

lie not ttctc as -o-'leitm, a niter, and woutd rather be u-ivei. in'o otn-r position, lie' otfered r- fd-it'i tht.t tne convenrion sdj u'n n'ne d. Mr. thoiiht, as thre was already a ofh o-r atui clerk ie l.Jy, the delegates nigiit ro mot orheers 's, and to bu- itness. Much laughter Mr.

tS; --eneer u-tniea tie derrtoerstie mff'irjs a-e tnere part they were free to 1 r.rors. i sensation and Kzi-kiil K. Ci Mnhcrs propriety proposuion than to proceed to ect a president. A motion to iy the res-iiation for a final on the r. hv a vote of -1 "ro 15.

ir.ye Messrs. Morgan. ilrymple. B. T.d, Je-iifer.

II. x. Goldsborough. Pheirts," Bowie. Sprir, j.iwung, rooss, Annan, ilarbine.

Newcomer ami Tae convention thereupon adjourned till to-morrow. BY 31 AGXETIC TELEGRAPH, Fok- the Tinli ijnoj-e Sun. if itf ttataer Telegraph Great Loss of Life. New Castle, JJ! uv.tre, Nov 7, 10 P. M.

The titter elestraph. of tiie l-lrriesson Line, on her "S-ige from Phi! td-lr-hia to Baltimore, bu rated her ilcr off this plsee, about 7 o'clock to-nighr. So "ar some persons have been brought trott! ti.e wrec-. oi wiioin are dead and rs badly Seven or eight who drifted sa--re eked up. It is supposed that a large umt-er were blown mining whom were ttLi.l -rew.

The wreck lias tlnf.ed two beb-w. there being no steamer here to tow her in. Mr. Charles Hrtgan. a passercer, who hr-s just andtd.

she too much steam on at tin; time tHe explosion. Second Di-i frh, 10 P. M. Forty passeceers ative just 1 d. am thg whom are a great oi.y wounded 'mil seahied.

Some cannot survive. There arc about twenty more on board, surfeiing iTf-nfly. The Arst fcnij been thrown open for their and six doctors have arrived from Wilmington. Ad the are five ladies. The people here doing all in their power to alleviate the sufferings of the wounded.

Th'rd It-'pitch, P. M. The tttc.niner lots "st h. -ii to tae wlmrf. Her eabin floor ia revved with wountled.

Captain Ciayno.d has been uidiy bttrt. S-'vtn dead bodies aboard. ev. front i't xas- llili ud vc Fratid 1'lie 31; 5.Miih V. iH.

N.v Orleans, Xoy. 0. We have advices from Texas to Nov. 1st. Tac returns of tiie recent elec-tlNVJga few hav" yet been received, are decided ly of Boundary bill.

Captain Parker li. French, who was overtaken the t'- of Frank! in. had (i(i() worth goo Is and w-3 to pay in drafts tnd Aspinw-dl. These drafts proved to be forged He wc.s arrcs'td and made to eive up what plunder ittid. His company deserted tiim; some returned tr-rl otlirrs in different parties towards i lo.

rJ oroaseu over into des- Jirlge Watts filed another petition yesterday in the McDonogh will case. He says the will is null and void, and unconstitutional, both in Louisiana and Mr.ryl.-iid. The petitioner prays to be appointed administrator of succession. Aviiviii of ttut Slenmer tieorin 3Iorc imlil iiap'uboi; fi-oin Ilnvnn.t, Ac N'stw York, Nov. 7.

1, P. The steamer Geor-rtt. from Chtigr.s, with dates to 20th ult reached the wharf at '2 o'clock this afternoon. She brings -nil passengers and S'-U 000 worth of 'old dust She left on the 2d Havana is been fj The new Governor Gen eral is hourly ex pic led. Much speculation as to bis manntrof pro-ceding.

Ten thousand troops were on their way from Spain some had already arrived. Two vtoscls of war ware towed Lo sea, but their destination kept secret Thi Georgia k-fi the steamer Pacific, for Chagres, to sill the following day. New (i ii'Otnis. Nev Voss, Nov. 7, fi, P.

The returns of the vo.e ior Governor tac eounlies '-beyond the which have, come in to-day, have put quite a different complexion on affairs, and it is ik.w g' mrally conceded that. Horatio Seymour, me De-moeraticand 1 laou camlidate, is elected Governor Wasiuiigton Hunt, The Congressional delegation stands 17 whb'S, 10 uemocriits. and 1 iree soil, i showing a demoe'ratic tjam of 15 members. The I -rislature is decidedly whig by a majority of 2o oil mini, li allot, and fcc-curcs election of a wnig Sen tt.tr hi place of S- uator Dickinson. There ia a whig majoriry two in the Scuate, and twenty-four in Xew Klicticjt Ktlurns.

Trenton, v. 7 George 1'. '-'ort, democrat, has majority for Govcilor. Democratic Congressmen ate elected i't ihe urt, second, thirl and fifth districts, and '-Ing i the fourth dinlrict, as to, lows: T. Cir.s.

Iac Wildrick and Rodman dtm x-rats, and Geo H. Brown, whig. The delegation ia iue present Congress fd.ir.ds foifl.vhigs at.d one democrat. Tiie State nate s'mds i wiiigs ami 12 democrats: the Assembly, 25 wliigs and tio democrats si ving detaoci it.c lu.j.itKy on joint ballot. Thij nv-Currs a dcmiKtratic United States Senator in thr place ol the lion.

Wm. DiVton, whig. i.h iiC'" l.fenon. il.w ck I li, Nov. 7.

Elmore, drrnoerat, and Daley and Durkt tree Ucinocrals, arc elected to Congrttis, Winchester. DIED. On Thursday morning, 7th instant, about half past live o'clock, JOHN GRACE, in the 52d year of his age, after a severe illness of eight months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, on this Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, No. 86 South High without further notice.

On the 6th instant, GEORGE EARNEST, Jr. His male friends and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his father's residence, No. Waterloo Row, without further notice. At his residence, 184 Lexington street, after an illness of six weeks, Capt. CHRISTIAN D.

KERN EK, in tho 43d year of his age. His friends and acquaintance are invited to attend Ins funeral, on this Friday afternoon, at three o'clock. On Tuesday evening, 5th of scarlet lever, SAMUEL HOWARD, aged fi years, 1 month and 27 days, second son of Joseph and Arianna Barlow. tha 4tii instant, at nine o'clock, P. il JAMES MAY MICHAELS, in the year of his age, son oi Thomas F.

and Nora H. Byrne. None knew him but to love him, None named him but to praise. Ol Death, away, away, That innocent is mine; I cannot r-pare him from my arms, To lay him, Death, in thine. I am a mother, Death, 1 gave my darling birth; I cannot think those lender limbs Muot mouider in the earth.

Thou'st taken from iue, Heath, Tiie dearest, stror.ge.it tie; Oh, let the mother's prayer prevail, Aly James must Lot, die. Th's my child, so quickly torn By Ueailrs cold nana away, To Paradise is kindly borne, To bloom in endless uay. Dearest James, thou hast left Lit, We thv loss most deeply feel; But 'tis God that hath bereft us, He can ail on sorrows heal. On Wednesday, tin uitimo. after a short but painful illness, MARY TOWNSEN'D, in ti.e6.Jil year of her age, widow of the late Nathan Townsend- of Talbot county.

Talbot county papers please copy. The gioom left her soul as a cloud leaves the sun, It wiiUper'u, thy will, ol my Father, be done. I want I want to be there, sorrow and sin bid adieu; Your joy and your friendship to share, To wonder and worship with you. r. s.

t. On the 27th ultimo, CORDELIA WINGS, in tier 71 year, wife of Dr. Thomas Beaie Owings, of Frederick county, At Kisteau's Fancy, in Baltimore county, SUSAN BIRCH, in her fioth year, consult ol Wm. M. Risteau.

Washington papers please copy. At Washington, on Saturday, the 2d instant, at seven o'clock, ty accidentally falling from the platform of a railroad car, on which he was passenger from Washington to Baltimore. JAMES M. DALTOM, aged 31 years, of Baltimore, formerly of Augusta, where lus parents, brother and sisters reside. By this sudden and afflicting diflpMisarion of God's providerce a very ia.ge circle of dear relatives have been called in ah unexpected moment (fee pi to lament and mourn for the loss of one who was ever a dutiful and thoughtful son, a lov ing and devoted husband and parent, and nioie th in an aiie.jiioiiie o'her.

and a warm and confiding IVietid. He has ft, in tins city, a beloved and comfortless ife, a dear child, and devoted brother ever deepiv to lament their iot-s. We resign him to Cod who euve him to us. i.reen the turf Hliovetriee. 11 us band nnd ot ner of our better dav None knew ttiee but Jo love ihee, None named thee but to praise." ri 1 1.

i.riiirM MTirff nun iianh mmm Mi HEMOVL. DR. DALRYMPLF, has Removeh lus Orfice from Franklin street to 143 KUTAVV STR F.K J', a few diors nortti of Franklin, n'l-eoht 1 KM OX S. 2ft l.oes Lemons prime order, i usf rc- cen ed, atttl lor sale by SCxi AK I ia a ti E. corner Baltimore and Liberty sts.

WLUltli Piljr l-'ii tons 1st quality For sale by JAMES A. HOOPER, r.3- 4t corner South and Pratt streets. GRAPES. 2C kegsMalasta Granes, just received, and hu saleb; "SCHWARTZ DIX, r.n-t! r. s.

l. corner ua'timore and Liberty sts. pRANBEPvRiES, in go.d order, by the barrel or re-VJ tad. W. I.

VAi NESS nil-tf TH CKWHEAT FLOUR. 1 1 twenty-five pound bags New York BUCK WHEAT FLOUR. 23 bbls. do. tor sale bv WILLIAM II.

McLEAX, n3-tf 154 Lomtftrd street. P0I1 U.N' BT'TTER. smrabie for the table or retail. VI by W. I.

VAX XESS. nS-tf coal: ALTIMORE COAL YARD-OFFICE at THE UKD, SPEAR'S WHARF. FOOT OF GAY STREET. J. HENRY GIESE.

Aeent. At tuisard will tx louid a larse stock selected COALS LEE.LLO YD.B VTl. En. BALTIMO RE CO ALB HOOK and fEACH ORCHARD. Also.

CUMBERLAND COAL. All ior sale at the ovrpst market ratps 2.240 lbs. to the ton cartage free. Sati'fation guaranteed always. ra-ini.

4QO BLTIMORE STREET. iO. J. L. McPHAIL BRO.

WILL OPEN 'X SATURDAY a rich assortment of LADIES' I-'URS. of every dercription, selected Irom flip, bsst fur markets of Europe by an experienced Fu rier. artd mt.d? up in the most tastnonable sty.e. Lfk ns 3t RIBBONS AND CORDED SILKS. At No.

147 BALTIMORE 2 doors below Cilvert st. 5.iH pieces ricti I BB Ns, la and 25 ct. 3,000 fembr'd LACE CAPES and COLLARS yards Swiss and Jaconet EDGIXGs pieces Thread and Valencia LaCES Corded Silks. Satins and Velvets: Ostrich Plumes: Illusions; Crapes: Flounces; Kid Gloves; Demi Veils; Sw'ss irMds; Emlir'd Sleeves. Cnds.

Caps and Roba. WILLIAM BROADBEXT. -IR "JOHN FRANKLIN" READY-MADE LONDON OVER-COATS ALSO, LABRADOR DOUBLE OVER-COATS, being twod s'inct colors. so made and arranged as wear either side out, We have received ana oiler lor sale the above goods: thev are made and consigned to us by a London house, and will be so.d at a smai: commission. M.

TRACY SONS. 166 Baltimore s'reet, four doors west of the Museum. Also, a sich assortment of FANCY CASSIMERS and VF.STINGS, this day received, being of the newest cha.rac.ter, together with a great variety of heavy oolens lor ver coat s. A'so. "SHEPHERD'S MAUD" or GENTLEMAN'S SHAWL, used in England and Scotland for protection against rain and cold, as a promenade garment.

T.5t Il3 BLANKETS. BLANKETS. The subscriber has received from auction a lot of extra quality Family BLANKETS, which he is enabled to sell at a very-moderate price: also single bed BLANKETS: and a stock of BLANKETS, colored and whitp, for farm hands, JOSHUA ROYSTOX, r.3-eo4tr No. 81 Baltimore street. FRESH FALL GOODS.

VV ARE NOW OPENING a very extensive and beautiful stock of new FALL GOODS, direct from the manufacturers in France, England and Ireland, and also from careful selections itiade from recent importations, consisting of rich Brocade and other SILK GOO! French Cashmere-; Muiisselmes and Merinos: Shawls; Irish and English Linen, Sheeting and Snirting Linene; Table Cloths: Diapers: Towelins, with a general assortment cf CLOTHS and CASSIMERS: Scotch and English Ginghams; Chintzes and Prints; Hosiery; Gloves, which we will sell at lowest prices. K. MCEL.DO 1 eotDl-tr 199 Baltimore street, TOS: LLOYD 0 (Graduate of the University of X. York and member 01 tne Massaciiusetts iueuicat society,) HO MlEO AT 1 PHYbJCIA N. residence at nf! Ht'r THE EUTAW HOUSE.

MEW 1 P. CHANDELIER, GAS FIXTURES Li and CHINA GLASS AN FANCY STOKE. No. HAL.Tlj.MO tits. 1 I Npa.rlv opposite the New Sun Buildings.

The subscriber begs respectfully to return Ins best thanks to his irtends and the citizens generally cf Haiti vioinitv for the very liberal patronage bestow cd upon him during the last eight years, and takes this mode of imormm; them thto ue has pened the Store No. KW BALTIMORE STREET, and in addition to his (own manufactured) LAMPS, CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES, he has a large and well selected stock of CHINA, GLASS, BRITANNIA and QUEEN'SWAliE, consisting ol China Vases; Tete-a-Tefe Sets; Cologne Bottles Caul Baskets; Ink Stands, Dinner, ea and 1 01 let Sets, in ttie most 1110 dern shapes and patterns, gilt and plain; Glass and Bri Omnia Wa'e. of every description and make, and Or namental Goods in endless variety; also, a large assort ment ol Etnereai on L-Viut s. iiH-tfr. JOHN DAVIDSON.

The MANUFACTORY will be continued at 81 North Si reet, as formerly. LARGE STOCK OF SHAWLS'." A.MILTON EASTER No- 213 Balti more Street, have in their Shawl Room an extensive stock of Long and Square Pans Cashmere: long square Woolen Shawls, of ever description; black and second-mourning plain and embroidered Thibet in all colors; rich embroidered and plain Crape Misses and ciiuuren sga ls. Also, a large variety of Velvet, Silk, Merino and Clotli CLOAKS, SACKS, VIS1TES, Yard wide VELVE TS, in black and assorted colors, of the most superb quality, at low prices. iioh tfr 17KEXCH MERIXOES AT SI A YARD. S.

BE VAN A'O. 6 NO RTH CH ARLES STRE ET, four doors ahnve. Baltimore, -will receive mis morning, t- rencn iUj.jtviioit.&, crioice colors, at 8'1 per vard. Splendid American Premium BLAXKETS Extra Heavv Famdv BLAXKETS TABLE DAMASKS, and Linen Table Diavers Richardson's undressed IRISH LINENS, some of which are supernne. HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS of every de Ben ution.

Prices Low. and we name invariably the lowest price first. nS- 2tr PAKIS RIBBONS AND EM BROIDERIES. A. H.

ROBERTSON, No. 101 BALTIMORE Ia now onening his magnificent stock of rich FALL RIBBONS, LACES. EMBROIDERIES, These Goods I have selected with great care while in Europe, from the best manufacturers, for cash. The ladies are respectfully invited to call before purchasing. N.

B. Ladies' JMIESS CAPS on hand and made to order. nti -tNJr TND1A ilUBBER WAREHOUSE A i'n. lo.i A LTIMOR NEAR LIGHT, Where may found a complete assortment of libber Goods, suitable for engineers, stage drivers, sportsmen, such as: Coats, Caps, Pants, Legsins, Boots, Gun Covers, tic. Also, Dogs, Lions, Doll Heads, Rattles, Air Balls, Sic.

Aiso a complete assortment of over Shoes for men, women and child en. ISAAC CORBETT manufacturer, agents and dealers in every variety of Goodyear Metallic India libber fV ADIF.S. TAb'E NOTICE! Id Just rttbivtd from iV-ttp York Jv-Uc-, NEW STYLE BONNET RIBBONS, from the lowest, to best qualities. Having bought them a great deal below importers' price, they will be sold for less tha 11 at. anv other house in the city.

Jjuties who buy their i BB NS at this store can also have their Bonnet TR I EB in the latest Paritiian sl vlo free of Call Soon at RAYNKR'S CHEAP STORK, 18a Caidon hveiiuc, East of Bioadivsy. P. S. Also, a large aasortment ot all BONNETS at our usual low pi tc-oa, na Ui Sa Powers ol Attorney, Insolvents' Blanks, Magistrates' Blanks, Jkc. A general assortment of COMMERCIAL BLANKS toiether with every variety of DEED PAPERS, of the best quality; English, French and American Letter.

Cap and Note Papers, with a great variety of 1 APLE STATIONERY all of which they are prepared to seil at the lowest prices. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed iu a superior manner. TONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOVP ALL ER HO ON THE FACE AND SKIN are cured by this line arttcb. It causes a free perspiration and sofiens and whitens the skin, giving it the clearness and beauty of an infant's. SCURVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES are soon not onlv healed but cured by its use, as at least seven physicians New York know, who use it such cases and find it unfailing as also in PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, FRECKLES, or any other skin disease.

The readen assured that tt no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove. 1 eou.u enumerate at Ieaat eighty persons SORE HEAD. SOU LEGS AND SORE BEARD. it, and the reader is again assured I would not ei'ib'oy sell it (Or the ai-ov unless I knew it to be all I sitifo. '1 tiose who are I 'able to CRACKLjD, OR CHAPPED FLESH, will lmd tins not only a cure but a preventive and 1 can no only add, that, any one afflicted with any one of the atiove or Rimilar diseases, will find this all and even more admirable in its properties than I state.

fSrBut, reader, the stoies ar flooded with imitations, and be sine you ask for JONFS" I OH EMI OA SOAP, and buy it only at WM, TA LOR ot- eoSin 4 arid 5 Xi orth street..