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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-03

WATERMAN SWEET SONS, NATURAL BONE
darkness truth instead Of stupidity reality instead fiction
II intend opening School in Amsterdam Montgomery Co.,
New York. the LIST Of January 8i5 for the purpose Of
structing youth Of both discovered Of
Anatomy and useful Botany by
philosophy and human and self study without the
Of books without the old practice Only show the
ever made in The most useful and needed science the
world for all classes Of human and animal creation in relief
suferne My pupils will be excluded from the need Of
ection powers to learn bone setting u will comprise living
subject Tor and OPERATION humans animals fowls
the ar and fish Of the be agents. under the Almighty
for good TO all and themselves ouly NV medicine SIMPLE
Of my own composition, used by fifty great e
even when the same fire leeche used the old
Practice have injured destroyed able
restore most Of my employers Patients DESTROYS consult
who ahl- there will receive attention, and be
boarded uer by whose desperate
get there will receive attention home by addressing
In duty God and SOUL and my fellow creatures my
grei = increased often BY hearing Of practitioners preventing
some from being relieved By after have relieve
TO persuade them Of their that effect de
pend on seevdence the strength Of practicethey hurt
their trends aud have Of employ by all
and shemsely e conscience
eat the hay himself or let the IL. n4-3t rrc
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Cleared.


SInlp Ephens Hill Valparaiso and MARKET sifn Iron.
Haley Kingston Ja b powe. hs'ana Hill Asolss
ppesne So John, NE, g Laurie Argo, i5r) sssMard
n ia ue trace 81 Marks Wams 81 1homas-schrs Tsy
lo om.s sf0 Rss Iac%s swe Co Walker Rogers.
va; Chief Van Name Baltimore N MeSsqesdv Mrrn
chmond; Illinois, Daniel Philadelphia steam seh,
hhdas. faor. Canton, Cary Co. ~ sym
Arrived
Swedish ship Pehr Ennis. Norhurgh IS DAYS from Cefe
thing. ~ = w. SPOKE no.
10 master. 1853 ~''eS' "ie" Piass'
Schr Pacific Smith, Of Warren II days from Port an Prince
fore reported ~ ''s''iS VIZ oe-
Schr James Smith. Avery days from Wilmington Nc,
Dufield, Williams for NYork " ~ WIN Da'io
Schr Brilliant Cotton from Lubec with pa.,., ~ RI,
VOse. $3.50 "ss' Wv" pas'sr' 10 Dret y
Schr Egermont, Sawyer from Machias W ith Lumber
e'oop Christopher Post, johnson. from Virginia.
, Below.
-Four briggs and one schooner
-, 8alled
hs snip. Victoria Morgan. London Oneida Funk Havre;
leans; hng Moses, Charleston "i''o'' f>e" or'
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AVdAs jOy6II
BREADsruvFs- Genesee -four, - SIT 4 S7t Ohio, 81
SIT; Georgetown 81 6S4 10; wheat 95 81 02 corn,
81 cents; rye 70 Toe; barley 10 74c The demand
not very great
Annexedts the report Of the Buffalo market of the
There free sales If grain gsing on but
wide range Of quotations 900 bushels wheat per Ward
ssd at 81 cents; 600 bushels more prime Chicago,
cents The whole cargo Of the Hooser brought ~ CENTS
1000 bushels per Home 70 cents 5000 bushels per Ken
parcels ordinary Chicago went on at rs cents The vsri
atoms were governed much by the condition of the
pies o red and the facilities transhp The canal boats
generally count upon making two trips to Albany and
back before the close Of navg on and therefore close
contracts for cargoes without much ceremony Flour
selling freely at - ~ for all ordinary merchantabe
brands sales OF salt for export at advance The
imports large of the last commodity. 200 dry hides
sold at n cents, and "a small lot at 0 cents.
CorToS-The market continues TO present firm ap-
pesrance The sales today about 9e0 bales which
includes 400 bales Charleston cotton sold TO arrive We
snnex quotations at which the week closes
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IL 'TIs WORTH While DO THHs,
It's Worm WHILE RIGHrn
OR:-fTom bad cold had cough, violent catanh
hoefseness a. throat and cured BY using your
celisnt Cough Candy. WALTER SMITH,
:, - . 260h Division street.
MORAN'SCOUtSH CANDY will befoundA speedy help ir
time Of need for Colds and AL affections Of he Lungs
Mrs Hayes Brooklyn and the Manufacturers Drug Store
No 292 Division wholesale and retail nj suc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Pennsyivania Eiection-Polk and Dallas
Victorious.


Victorious.
Inc utmost interest existed in our city last even
ing, TO ascertain the returns from the Presidential
election In Pennsy lvania, by the mail Pilot Line,
that arrives by the way Of Jersey CRY, at eleven
O'Clock. The wharves and slips adjacent 10 the
terry were filled with anxious spectators, a large
majority OF whom, however, were Of the demo-
cratic party. The ferry-boat arrived at about half
past eleven and the returns being decidedly in favor
ofthe OF Polk and Dallas, cheer upon cheer
resounded through the dense crowd. The wing
passengers were mum, while their opponents
were loud in their exuItation. Not slip or
extra was received from any Of the wing papers OF
Philadelphia, but we present below returns from
our own correspondents, that show democratic
gain in favor of Polk and Dallas, since the election
Tor Governor, of nearly 1900 votes, which ensures
the State for the democratic party.
salute OF twenty-six guns was fired in the
Park by the Silas Wright Club, and spontaneous
gatherings were held at Tammany Hall and the
surrounding temples Of rum and liberty The Til
b,sne Office was closed Immediately after the news
was announced. Slamm, Of the Piebiam, came on
with returns from Philadelphia, and his voice was
heard announcing the news half way across the
North river. A steamheAi with slips and extras
J., bushels, was Immediately sent up the Hudson
by the democrats to circulate the announcement
of their victory.
William Little, Esq. one Of the Democratic Ma
tives candidate for the Legislature from the city
OF Philadelphia, came on in the train, and will ad-
dress his Democratic Native friends at Tammany
Hall, on Monday evening Report says he is an
eloquent and able orator. He puts up at Howard's
Hotel.
We present below the most complete returns that
will be published this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 1874.
The election terminated last night, and both
parties claim victery-th the wings on account Of
the city and county giving majority for Clay, and
the democrats because they have decreased the
wing majority on the Gubernatorial election in
the city and county 1900 votes Clay's majority in
the city is So49, in the county sos The majority
for Markle the wing candidate for Governor at the
October election was, in the city 4Ol7, in the
county, 1888 The vote polled was not SO large as
at the last election. The wings calculated on 6OOO
majority The result Of the city election is almost
prophetic that the State will go Tor Polk
The only counties heard from up to the time OF
the mail closing are those enumerated below -
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49, Amount in Treasury. ......... S3ssl 655 SO
We nd according to these returns, that for quar-
ter the receipts into the treasury and above the ex
pendtures amount to ssssl 1855 49, within few collars
Of being four millions for quarter of the year
amount nearly sufficient to pay of the portion Of the go
vernment debt falling due on the first day Of JAM ls45
AT this moment we cannot but consider this to be very
favorable and satisfactory state of things, of
public debt Were il not for that outlet for the surplus
we should look upon this accumulation as likely to do
great deal Of mischief and produce great deal Of trouble
in financial matters Az it is the government the
surplus, and accumuates that falls lightly
the people
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Ship Oneda-Mr Austin l.. T. Main lady and child
and Miss Post OF New York; Misses Anna and Angelica Ur.
quhar and two servants Of Baltimore; Mr. Bayard Milign
Of do; Mr.. Louis Chouyel, of France
LIyERrooL-Steamshp Acadia, from Boston-James Scott
Holman, and M II Sanford Of Boston; Chas Richmond
and aervant OF Taunton; Eugene Jolly Geo Moore March,
Schell COFFEE Bradbury, and Maj ogevy, Of New York
RUSSELL of Kingston; Jonn Grant, Of -; Allen, Of
Richmond Va JAS Porter, Jefferson, and Rev r Ryerson
q Canadai Peckersg Quebec Stewart Mackeckne Of
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iefOre Judges Ulshoefier and Ingraham.


Nov 2-dndrew b. Smith and HENRY W. Smith VS. ia.
coo plaintiffs in this suit were in business in
Philadephia and received from party named F. Brush
nyngsat New Orleans twenty-five hhds. OF tobacco to
pc TO defendant in New York. by the first
me Piantlns paid the freight and expenses Pha-
aePhis and drew for that amount the defendant who
paid the amount, and afterwards sent the tobacco ON
board o. schooner to New York. whore il was seized
under the inspection laws Of Pcnnsy lyana because
was not siksd with the name OF the where il was
grown The plaintiff TO get the tobacco released paid
sos and this action was brought to recover from deen
dant the amount The first point taken was that the TO-
naeco was not liable to seizure under the laws Of Penn
syavnnia inns was centIadcted by the admissions of
the party which rendered any rs to the laws
o. renns vana Unnecessary It is by that admitted that
tobacco must be marked with the name Of the state and
not liable to seizure That forfeiture was accustomed
" the OF the parties in not having the tobacco 80
Verdict confirmed with costs 80
Lhs People Of the State Of New York vs. James @ Utter
-Ihe defendant became security for party named sta
zsnoaok whoat was alleged deserted his wife, and suit
was insulated to the amount of recognzance
when verdict had for plaintiff Il appeared on the
tra that the wife had voluntarily LEFT her husbands homo
on the alleged ground of bad treatment. New trial
granted costs TO abide tse event.
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Market as much as possible. stonngton fell OF per
cent Norwich and Worcester a Long Island Cam
ION u; East Boston Indiana Ohio s. Illinois
Morris Canal improved per cent /; Erie Railroad l /;
Housatonic s. Pennsylvania Ss and Reading Railroad
closed firm at yesterdays prices.
The recent decision Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
in relation to the duty coffee imported from places
other than its growth, has created quite excitement
among the Dutch in Rotterdam and other ports Of the
Netherlands, many Of whom do believe possible
for such construction be enforced We annex an ex
tract Of letter from commercial house Rotterdam 10
a commercial house In Boston
"some shipments Of the article sya Coffee, have al
ready Deem made by American vessels TO New York
fsu see our Dnchmsn do not believe that such crali.
y In favor Of their ships as written about from your
sde can be meant In earnest they ship the coffee by
American vessels would indeed be masterpiece 81
DIPLOMATS" The par Of the Dutch ncgo,,a,or =,
Washington. II the coffee were free in Ouch vessels and
ar Uwm gnt looking indeed too absurd
tne duty Is returned on mportatons BY Butch vessels
own Asg." 'A'' sa'an'ase 70 'neir
twill be that they ridculs the idea of their own
vessels being permitted to enter ports on more favor
a'ie terms than our own bottoms and say that if it So
shows great talent for diplomacy the
oihe'r government located here In obtaining greater
privileges for their vessels than allow our own We
are not surprised that they arrive at this conclusion
must seem passing strange TO every nation of Europe
should be detective enough In this coun:
try to allow the Secretary Of the Treasury put con
stracen @fca any act passed by the Congress cf he
Clksd States shutting AHerisaR Yessols Ion ssvi
legss enjoyed by those Of any foreign power This un-
fortunate result arises from the superficial knowledge OF
public affairs which many of representatives possess
and snti legislation in this country cduced toa more
reasonable system sn Invested Of much party rancor
cannot expect otherwise than that laws should be
defective, and that flaws will be found by other powers
sufficiently large to give them privileges and favors we
never intended to grant.
The of the Secretary of the Treasury of receipts
and expenditures for the quarter ending Sept sO has
just been issued the department. and presents the
annexed statement =
FINANcEs UNITED STATES.
Quarter ending Sept 30, 1874.
Reuenue-
From Customs, about $40 $50 600 on
Lands: 100000 90
Miscellaneous sources. ............... $500 90
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Spertinw IntclIlrsnco.

ST. LOUIS RACES Oct. 23d-Proprietor's Purse,
$2OO-Weght according 10 Western raes--Two
mile heats
VIM. McAIulliAs b. I. vicrsss, by Grey Eagle,
dam by Royal Charlie years old. ......... 4 /
John T. Whites b. m. Mirth, by Msdoc dam by
Alexander, years observation-disclosures. q D
William Baird's ch. c. Dan Tucker, by imp. Bel.
shazxsri dam by Pulaski, years old. ...... 8 8
william r. Miles, br. Canopy, by Connaeratio-
dam by Sussex, years old ....,..,.-.,.. f,E
H. FTeach's , Ann Hsye>. " IMP. Levia
srS tiEs fAsiAs, ears old. ........... dr.
TiME:
LIST Heat. I'd Heat.
"a "a MILE mile. - go. l:ss 1 Is,
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ed with vile countees OF Jems Soap Reader the recpe for
Soap excellent for curing eupons aud clearing dark
Or dcoorsd skim cost the proprietor thou
ysgsd,, and sell for genuine counterfes IT, many
oil IN dangerous aud poisonous, others perfectly useless
ware em Mind Jones' Soap is sold at so cents cake
never never buy cake without the Of IT, Jones
stamped on the Soap and the Wrappers Ask for Jones' Soap
le Other aud you may be assured will do all
chapped flesh scurvyand il nowhere else in this city but
q the sign of the American Eagle 90 ind the right number
Chatham ST. l39 Fulton ST., Brooklyn; State Boston,
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Adams county ,One township heard from, show
democratic gain Of Z votes.
p. S. The wings give up the State. The demo-
Gratis calculate that Polk will have 10000 majority.
SALES AT THE SrocK ErcHANaE-350 shares Whining
ton RR 2a3 200 Gerard Bank 1T; 2O6 State 6s 6sA lSl
U Bank 9; 1000 U. s. loan, bs, ba 1861; 1000 State
SIS, 733
s.cosp BOARDS shas u 8 Bank s. ISL state So osI;
1000 Texas Treasury notes, l0I IS Schuylk Naviga.
ton IS; 900 Lehigh 6s As 39 80 County 5s 60, 92}
1000 Lehigh 6s, 40, 3s3; 100 do 81, b3, $751;
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all gold and tits thou who enargest the sou-apd
openeth all its TO receive instruction. aud relish y
tue. He ta has thee has little wish for and he that
so wrechedas have thee not thing beside Let
be thankful.
Bandeh Pills will give US heah-get then these blessed
Pills which cenury has fully established to be the
medicine bestowed For the prevailing colds
coughs theyw be found thing that medicine capable
OF mpang Sold atDr Brandreh Principal Office 24l Broad
way 2 Hudson and 274 Bowery, NJ York and Mrs Booth
Market ST., Brooklyn.
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SYcCAHC IkNuIC0I
Of gonohga geet seminal emissions and all mocopuru
lent discharges from the urethra. These pills. result OF
experience the Hospital de Charlie in Paris are
pronounced by their celebrated inventor Xepean
cure in much shorter time than other remedy without
fro business Price, per box Sold College OF Med
w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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W ~ . GA T. r. % RPO NAY,
II AS the honor OF informing the Ladies Gentlemen Of New
York and vicinity, that he has arrived purpose Of
giving instruction in the principal fashionable Dances
in he highest circle; Of Emopean and American society
Mons r. has lately arrived from New
port where his style met the admiration OF public
ana the marked approval OF the fashionable community
Among others, Mons X proposes well known
dance LA PolKAthe Quadrilles with ogimsi music
the Valse de Denx Pthe Mazourka-nsw Ct,IIions-nsw
Galopre, and all American Dances. ~
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAYa AZ
Muscian he instruction will be given in the French
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged t3 Broadway corner Of Lispsnard
street. ormerlv the New York Lyceum scy private cool
and ay-or the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
= Ine POLKA md the new QaadrIle, dancsd in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught in x
four lessons. '
For further particulars. inqnire of MONS KoRPoNAY at
hts residence, n Chambers street.
TERMs:-Class Lessons from TO 7, Ito g. and TO daily
Sin lessons x6-twelve lessons, $40 and quarter, SIS
ter $40. 49, f
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
efnIes, &c, &C
MIR HENRY PEILLlPS-Ibe smaIlest (3rsnd Piauoforts
Az ever made brought scsn England by this celebrated yo
calist, be sold and be a the Panofos
Wrerooms Of stodar, Worcester Danian Si Broadway
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MONEY MARIxET.
Saturday, Nov. 2-6 r.. M.

Stocks were very heavy to-day, and the bears en-.
dssvorcd to take advantage of the excitement attending
the election from Pennsy lvania to depress the
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"HoLY Eve" or Hallow cen, was pretty spirit
eddy celebrated and kept up in this city on Thurs
day evening. Cabbages w about doors thumped,
bells were rung, nuts cracked Sc in the most OPP
proved fashion In reply to lady correspondent, we
mention that "Holy Eve" is supposed to be special
cason when blins and f. tries and spirits Of all kinds
fill the air and perambuate the earth do mischief The
notes to Burns poem of Hallow cen" will be found to
detail sren many curious customs prscised in Scotland
on that night to enable young ladies and gentlemen to
asce tain their future connubal conpanons-P hadeL
phia Times Nou 9
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The Concentrates Hrtract or sarsaparilIn,

Gnan and Sessaas prepared by the New York COLLEGE Of
edcne and hamaey established for the suppression Of
quackry ms refined and highly extract pos
sesng ~ the purifying qualities and curatye powers Of the
above hrbs confidently recommended BY the College in
hite superior " any extract Of Sasapara before
the public and be relied certain remedy for ali
diseases airing from an impure of the blood, such
scfou saltheum nng-wom, bIotches pimples ulcers
palh ~ me bones or FONTS nodes cuneons symptoms liberated
sore throat or any disease Arising from the secondary effects OF
syphilis nm niudicious use Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at ..... rs ren,s Zach
!. in cases Of half dozen Bcttles.. $3.50
Gases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
y. B.-A very liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. =. RICHARDSON, M d.. Agent
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EXCHANGE HOTEL IL EATING SALOON
No. II DOCK STREET.

"A.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have refed and opened the above
bishment where they all Din
Suppen and Breakfast the shortest notice They will
keep an Ordinary from " O'Clock AM until PM when per
Be amply supplied and from their long the bust
They have also fitted number of airy and we'll ventilated
sleeping rooms aodng arriving by the different rail-
roads and Steamboats, opportunity obtain lodging
hours of the night.
horses s ~
The public rest assured will be paid all
who favor them with call = ' -
Q The location is in the immediate vicinity Of the princ
pal Banks Railroad and Steamboat and thc
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RICHARD b. JONES'
$40 2taw uz DANIEL. COPPELI.

EKENGH CHAIRS, SOFAS AND FANCY TABLES
i TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS invite purchasers to
look at their style Of Chairs. Sewing Chairs An Chairs and
e n aw tive and a any as
also believe from their sales and the universal
those who have made themselves acquainted with the prices
Others that they are decidedly moderate in price.
Swiss Rustic Chairs Ca greatly reduced prices Iron and
Paier Mache Chairs Tables &C. with large collection
Paor and Chamber Ornaments all Of their mporations
for sale at moderate prices and packed free Of charge
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PANORAMA AT NlBLO'S GARDEN.-Open for a ,hort
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting ever en-
holted IN tins country ESQ all the Artists that
was executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. w. Danie 81
during the day. 49, -"
Admsnce to the Garden and Panorama Artists are
resPecuniiy invited to visit the Panorama free of charge
attended with immense and when purchased by
London ~ IN 2n,r -
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3:S2

A race was to come off at Natchez last Satur-
day, the eight subscribers 10 which were all pant
ers, and each man was to train his own nag. This
IS The way to make racing popular
EAST INDIAN RACE CoURsHs MANY of the race
courses throughout India are extremely il-calcua-
ted tor equestrian exercises. the soil upon which
they are trodden out being exceedingly hard and
barely screened with turf. which circumstance
initiates Prejudicially to the comfort Of the nags
For some past, many gentlemen of the racing circle
have studied to prescribe remedy for this latter
grievance, but without success. Recently, how
ever, a gentleman stationed at Mlnapore, who
ranks high in the sporting world, and who enter
tans first rate stud of high caste Arabians, has
hit upon an expedlent which has tended to obviate
the UNPLEASANT inconvenience hitherto complained
OF. He has caused the whole OF the course al the
above station to be laid down with elephants ma
nure, and afterwards well rolled, and has sue
ceeded thereby in rendering that which was the
worst, one OF the best artificial courses in the
country. The face of the ground, before this plan
was carried into operation, was hard and re-
pelling iron sandstone, which seemed to deny Life
and existence to herbaceeus vegetation.
RACING IN FRANcE.-In a late letter Mr. Walsh
makes mention of the races at Rouen, where the
sport was excellent. We copy paragraph from
Baron de Rothschld's Tiger and Prospero won
several of The stakes The most fortunate of the
turf was the Prince de Beauveau, chief Judge of
horse flesh He bought his Lanterne for 1900
francs she has gained &C, 900 for him. and is worth
10000; his Napier cost him 4 000 has yielded him
10000, and is valued at go 600; his Error, bought
tor 1000 a colt, won the handicap on Monday, Cal
together 10000 beating by a head the famous
Mustapha-a capital run-desperate odds against
Error.
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WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED.
or FRANCIS J. REYNOLDS, who arrived here about sir
- months since from Benbrt Ireland He was last In the
employment Of Jno. Quick Greenwich st. He left there
ABOUT month SINCE aud supposed gone boarding
n The same street Since then he has been heard from liz
- ~ OF age about feet inches high thin face hair and
complexion dark lie spoke little when In company with ser.
sons Older than himself His rather gloomy and
expressive OF thought. He usually wore brown coal and
cap drawn far his face Any information
ne spcye Young man, forwarded TO J. STUART CO.
~ william street. will he gratefully received. p32tsec
WANTED.-A white W oman a. CooL-eood ,,com,n.,a.
- uSAS Apply Gs0 houston s9est o0se
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SHIP NEWS

SHIP NEWS.
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
PHiLADEIyHIA, Nov 2-An David Conn., Smith, days
from New Bedford
BALrIMoRE, Nov 2-An VIM Brown, Bsmpus from New
Bedford; Queen Potter ProvidenceCld Sarah Elisabeth
Kirwan, Havana.
Adrian Bedell, NYork.