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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
rTHE ART OF DANCING, wALTZING, &c

F9'It AkT OF DANCING, " AIslLINts,
i MR. w WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF New York and Brook
yu that their Classes the elegant accomplishment oi
Dancing. Walking Polka, &c IN al th.!f new various
styles among which is the beautiful and popular ReGowa,
danced in the London and Paris saloons Will commence
for tie season Al their rooms CONSTITUTION HALL,
$50 Broadway on Tt ESDAY October 18Th and ct GOTH
&c HALL. Brooklyn. AdamssL October lHh Days Of
Tuition in Broadway for young ladies' and gentlemen
der H. every Tuesday and Saturday afternoons al j. and
for the elder class Of gentlemen Al IN the evening
Days Of Tuition IN Brooklyn fog yclng ladies' aud gen
eIeu under IT, every Monday afternoon al 5, and Salur-
day morning At halfpssta 9. Venteneus class Monday
evenings commencing a. g.
Morning Classes nstrucng The elder class Of Ladies
In the 3azourka, Mnuets WsltZes Retowa. etc at their
Private Academy, commencing al 10 y VI. For terms,
please inquire above Circulars Of particulars now ready
Tuesday SEMi.MONTHLY sOfREES win com.
nence November IL. Subscription for the - Pu
pills charged for the Sorse ladies' tickets 10 be had
only OF Mr w Rules respecting the admission Of Ladies
the Sources VIII be strictly enforced as on former occa-
Academies, Schools and Private Classes VIII be attended
70 By Alr w and Daughter, aad also al their Academy.
SO S.Nih-aveuUe. ~ lstPu
nISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4os Bow
~ cry. near Aston and Lafayette place, New-York
M D. has the honor To announce thai his School Is open
daily for Equestrian rul @E 81, ID Exercise Riding
Is Lessons ss ms s,'ys 90 Month 90
10 DO 10 90? Rides ........--.. 10 20 20
Single Lessons oOS Single Rides IS
o.l 3 g5 trained 'f Ru2E I: Horses for the road or
/. AL Lessons or Rides paid lor commencing.
?. One hour allowed on each Lesson Ride in the School
g.. One hour and Il half 70 4 Lesson the Road.
Hours COR Laties, from A. " 70 8 P; NJ
s.. Hours for Gentlemen. from 10 A VI and TO T. N
No gentleman admitted durgg tho hours appropriated
10 Ladies
card OF address IL requested previous commencing.
viii have The privilege Of riding Them In the .ehool
gratis. sII Stn
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may truly b
said that no one has
ever been so successful IN com
pounding a medicine, which has dons
so much to relieve the human family 10 rob
md Ia fpyalli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
PLANO FORTES FOR HIRE

-.rrusa-1 Ar All BROADWAY--The subscriber
- T-.Isl3 has constantly hand, ExcLuhYELY 70.
7 Aisr, al exeasiys a''9 81 90 .. brand ana
.'.p or K,so.yood and Mahogany, with sis SIX aud
half AID .eyn Ocayes st his Musical E5ts.hment, III
Broadway. al In DANIEL WALhGk
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WHOLE No. t7oa.
1latent alsoifines.

cEEIsTrE,S GENUINE GALvANIC ElNGS
Nd MAGNETIC FLUID. for 5sr permanent cur 9;
y rheumatism and A. NeryoGs Ccilr.A-atS- Nuiy
ASezcv 4 Nevs-YoSk. Is1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

ssSpDEN DEArH.-Nieholas RAY, q colored man.
ssarddenly a, O'Clock yesterday afternoon al 10
sse,s, Death caused by rupture of blood vessel in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

HrMkS, USDERWooD, sppeSsi ~. .se has r.
49, --a 20 10 Hudsonkt between North Aoofb
"a. and F.sn.a where sse VII Ssea, 90 TOUT.
dy Ell ri I'd Winter Hats Of Lhs latest Psrtsaa style
. " r snds OF Straw Has mads End altered 70 tbs
pfssg' WM Underwood sill continues 10 bleach enc
80 all .iT1.s Of straw LEGION acd Sespolhan Hat
rIcr damaging .exrnre or leaving he smell OF Su
80, a- 40 restores the color, whsn badly beached.
~ he las cors u many cases. No 10 HEesofst
Ns,v.YoSk
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Boar0ina ann 6ctels.
NBS ANcELINA BROWN

rOARD--A strictly private tsmy wish IA Jet TWO ca.
ID IRE doors, furnished unfinished 10 single gene
men, family wishing very handsome accommodations
private tsble furnished II desired the rooms would
be lei single gentlemen without board. References eS
Chan and addressed 20 = T. Leslie, and le0 al
The lower Post Olice. VIII te attended 70. an ST
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-JY-I-PJANOF UKTE,-WENHEHo
r-T--s-- - x BERGQUIST tAts Lindeil. Wenner
-r3-,; slrom Col inform their friends and The
! = j public In general, that they have on hand
go, assortment OF rosewood ard mahogany Transposns
and abst Piano ForIes from six seven octave WITH
az the modern Improvements, heir mandatory NO
.. fqtoI..Ta,. slJ La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

sisEFr OF SEsrlNG-A black fellow named
sssi Phillips arrested and committed ON charge
essas ane vest patterns worth $40, from DAME! 4.
"Rsa Of lao Fulton.st lie was caught In the act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

DUAkD-A gcntlcman aud MS vile or Two or three
D-nEie gentlemen, havr very vi ssaat apar unents
with i. or partial board IN private family, by applying
al lUi Punee-sl. Uf amt near Broadway. References
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ALBANY, Friday, sept. IS, 1916.
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DDAISDiNG-PerRa and lrans,eaL-Mrs Dunlap,
I'D ta,e OF No DeysL IA prepared 10 Hccomnodsie fam
uies and individuals u: IS Mercer Broadway, Grand
and Canas WIKI pleasant and good board gu
,onAhls terms lyliH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Musical Intelligence.

CAMILLE swoRr-We are happy TO learn that this
distinguished vionis has made arrangements give
spendiI concert at the Tabernacle on Friday next We
understand that he has engaged quite number Of our
most eminent resident drtes, and we believe that his
concert will be magnificent affair." svori has met with
the greatest success in Boston.
CHARIrAsLE CoScERr.-We learn that the ladies Of
the Church of ST. George the Martyr have kindly under
taken to get up concert in aid of the funds of that
Church and that of the first musical talent now in
this city, has been literally volunteered for the
The Concert will come of the evening OF the 4th
proximo in the Apollo Saloon.
We understand that Mr.. James Darn, the unrivalled
performer on the French horn and sklu guitar play err
Whose arrival has been noticed few days since Is
make his first appearance in this country at the Boston
philharmonic concert this evening.
NV Musc.-THE De MEYrR GRASp WALrz - com
posed by Miss Augustus Brown, and for sale by Firth
Hall, No. Franklin Square
sslrer,oS, roh TIE FnrscH AocoRpKoy, by L. ia.
cobs-L j. Jacobs o5 Chatham street This is q CON-
pins,on oil marches songs, Sc, for the ACCORDION.
IhLHAsMoNic socIETy.-This society will give their
tof the season at the Apollo Saloon this eve.
ning This concert will be well worth attending AZ
every reason TO believe that the performances
VIII De highly interesting
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l1oline Inssiliesnee.

New % - gs,slsrv The tailoring store, occufisd BY
Mr. o C. Scct No iic Broadway, YVES sbtered last
night expert thief stealing the key Of tbs Pre-
misses from the Croton Hotel where Mr. Scott Is IN the
habit Of depostng it for safe keeping The thief car
ried Cd quantity Of wearing apparel consisting Of
over coats, vests, cravsts, &c. No arrest.
arrest Sxspicion-Onicer Hamblin of the 3rd
Wurd, arrested a woman called Jane Mclaughlin, yes
terday on 'uspiccn Of stealing gold watch Locked
up by Captain Boudnnt for examination
RobJfng TesseI-Some thieving fellow entered the
schooner Lenora lying at james Slip and stole from the
cabin ~ grey coats pair Of pants and SIC in money
and made his escape.
Burglary-The store occupied by Mr.. James Grant.
No 3ls Broadway, burglariousy entered last night
and the following property stolen hererom:-One large
ron or round hand stakes one large piece of lead
weighing near 80 lbs and quantity Of block Tin.
Police matters somewhat scarce yesterday in
consequence of the excitement around the Tombs ere.
ated by the execution Of the negro Thomas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
United states marshal's Once.

Nov 2O-SupPosed Piracy aud Murder.-Deputy Mar
shal Collins arrested two colored men, George Weaver
and John Cornell last evening" part Of the of the
brig Harriet, belonging to Marblehead 1t the
brig LETT Campeachy some time in the month Of sepem
Der last, with general cargo consigned to Rowland &
Aspinwa On the 9th the captain overheard and
the crew worked the vessel far Cape May, where
she was wrecked, but all hands board were saved.
The sailors upon being questioned about the death Of
the captain, stated that he blown overheard in
heavy gale the day above mentioned. Shortly after
the wreck the crew paid of and discharged, and it
has since leaked out that the captain thrown
board and the vessel run ashore on Cape May seems
the crew were blacks with the exception of the mate
and two men before the mast-the mate is not forth.
coming either-but they say he discharged Cam.
Peachy by the captain after the voyage out and of
the blacks appointed in his place The officers in
search Of the remainder of the crew. but up IL O'Clock
none but the two above named were arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE ATTACK ON ALVARADO.
&C., Sc, SC.

The Weekly Herald will be reasy at O'Clock
this morning. Single copies sixpence
The foreign news per steamships Great
Western and Acadia--the latest news from the
seat OF war in Mexico, as well as of the opera
tions of our navy, together with such other
news as may be received up to the hour OF publ
cation, will all be published in this number of the
Weekly, in addition to the regular quantity of nis
cellaneous, political. and monetary intelligence.
The engraving will be ofgreat value. 1t will
be an illustration OF Alvarado, its Notifications,
and the plan of attack of Commodore Conner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aid Stoneall and Messerole
JOHN McKEoN District Attornev

Nov. 20-TrfaI for Grand Larceny.-A young fellow
named Thomas Williams, alias John Kenney, alias John
Thomas was placed at the bar for trial at the opening Of
the Court this morning, charge OF grand larceny in
having stolen double barrelled fowling piece, alleged
to be worth $780, the property of John Steele Of No.
$40 Broome street. in the month of September last. On
the part OF the prosecution it shown in evidence
that the accused went to tie store Sunday morning.
and under the pretepce opurchasng wine for sick
person. obtained admission. and Immediately followed
in by several accompces who conducted themselves in
q tumultuous manner aud while Mr. Stee went to
window to call assistance, the accused seized the
property in question and decamped-was pursued and
overaken with the gun in his possession The jury
cordngly rendered verdict guilty and the Court
fenced Williams to three years and four months in the
State prison. ,+sii. 5u..s,
.4nother trial for Grand Larceny.-Two named
John Brant and John Gilbert then called to
trial on charge Of having stolen piece Of
cashmere and coat, estimated to be worth about
$40, from the shop of Mr. William Martini tailor No "a
Walker street. on the 22d Of October last On the part
Of the prosecution it proven that Brsnt found in
possession of the piece Of cloth stolen from Mr. Martini
and had not been able to show how he obtained it, The
jury found Brant guilty Of petit larceny only and
quilted Gilbert. Brant was remanded for sentence
The Court then discharged the petit jury and adjourn
ed until to morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Common Pleas.


Nov. 90 MaIimihan Reader ps. Henry johnson, i'm
pleaded Nth Jacob Brasied-This action re-
the amount of two promssory notes made by the
defendants pay able the order of the plaintiff days
S377 appeared that the defendants occupied the Uni
ted States Hotel in this city, and carried the business
of hotel keepers for time previous to the l945
that Establishment 1t also appeared the hotel with the
fixtures and furniture, and some part of the stock in
trade hired from Mr. Samuel Legget the landlord
premises In l545 the became embarrassed
debts to the of $4,000 having been incurred
which the firm were unable to pay. The defendant,
Johnson then dissolved the partnership and applied
der the act called the two-thrs to be discharged
from his debts and accordingly obtained his discharge.
The plaintiff alleges that previous to obtaining his dis
charge he entered into private arrangement with Leg
gett his landlord, TO give him preference his
other creditors to induce him to sign his petition, and
for that purpose handed him over property to the
amount of 900 or $4,000 procured him to issue
the levy made, Leggett took the property into his
possession discharged the warrant and after
signed Johnsons petition as creditor for 900. The
plaintiffs counsel contends that Johnsons discharge is
fraudulent and void against his other creditors mas
much the declares that If any preference is given
any particular creditor any partial pro-
mise Of any payment made to such creditor vitistes
the discharge if be obtained and further requires
full and fair inventory Of all the effects and property of
the person SO applying to be made and annexed to
ments OF the act the plaintiff alleges the defendant had
not complied with.
The defendants discharge set up as defence It
further stated that the whole of the furniture stock
in trade, &c owned by Mr. Leggett that they
only hired to the defendant and should bs returned
Legget at any rate that such part Of the stock
should be used, should be made good when the lease
expired therefore, contended that Mr.. Leggett
justified in what he had done 1t farther alleged
that violent opposition was got up against johnson
at the time he obtained his discharge and the evil
dence then given was given on the present trial. notwh
standing which the jury in that case rendered verdict
for Johnson. Adjourned to Monday morning
For plaintiff James j. Brady, Esq. For defendant,
Messrs. Cutting and Hutchings
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Rheum atlsm, stlN joints, White Swell.

ngs Gout &cCompound Syrup of Hydriodte of Potassa
Sarsaparlla aud Yellow Dock Roo The above is AIRED
from the pure articles and the best and
only sure cure for h umatism this OF the
peclly IL Of the greatest Importance ss will remove
all those extremely unpleasant pans
ness Of the joints back shoulders &c IL thus purfes
quckens the aud leaves OF the snima
article have long been the fscu and by their
dicous effects greatly FOR
sale by CHARLES II. RING. Druggist,
corner Broadway and John ST.
Rings Cough Candy Tor sale as rbeve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Attack on AIyarada.

We give on the outside of the Herald Of this
morning, an accurate sketch of Alvarado, and the
plan of attack led by Commodore Conner on the
18th ult. II was drawn by an officer now in the
Cult. and is strictly correct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

good authority that the recruiting sergeant
the I'd Artillery this tenders the money
allowed to the who brings the
TO enlist, nearly all Since this
authorised person who has applied sergeant
person to eust has received the dollars which properly
person He highly esteem in he neghbohood where he
resides for his geutlemanly The men
who have enlisted with the hi
candor towards them Of his good advice conduct
themselves whilst the whereb " be ure
Of ob,aning the repect Of their officers proinot On
the sergeant being asked why he TO
Others he replied Recruits sir pieuy scarce now AID
would rather them the dollars than the reg ment
should lose good soldier" We advise ali Young men Who
desire to Join the army. to give him call 81 Wasn gton
street We promised him by and
which may be interesting. A CITIZEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

New YORK ELECrIoNs.We have official re-
turns complete from all the State on the vote for
and against the Constitution and Negro Suffrage,
and of ffty-six counties for Governor and Lieut.
Governor. Wyoming, Niagara and Orleans coun-
ties not having yet given official returns. We give
the results below, with comparative tables of the
abolition vote in 1874, the vote for the Constitu-
tional Convention, and on the preceding Guber-
material election.
GOVERNOR. GOVERNOR LIEUT.. GOV.
1874. 1886 IS46
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rhis The press OF shA city sss highly a be acting.
me isisff ssys oi his istui The part Of Hamlet Is
the ouchsone 5ftfagic actors and th0ss Who before
may have doubted Mr. Corners hisrionic abilities, must
last night have been convinced Of his remarkable excel
lence His conception Of this difficult Of characters
strict accordance with the best critics and his
ecution Of the part all that his best friends could
have desired
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Whis majority. so far

There appears to be no general interest in the
election. In some places the polls were not open
ed at ALL In Washington county, for instance,
which polled over 1900 votes at the Presidential
election, now gives less than 1907 the same is APP
parent throughout the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Literary lntelllgencs.

The catalogue of the Princeton Theological Seminary,
for the current year, gives the OF l59 Students
viz SO in the first class second class A. third class ST.
and resident icenta.e The Faculty consists of Rev.
Archibald Alexander, D. D. Professor of Pastoral and
Polemic Theology; Rev. Samuel Miller ID. d. Professor
Of Ecclesiastical History and Church Government Rev.
Charles Hodge, D. D., Professor of Exegetcal and Di
dactc Theology Rev. Joseph Addison Alexander, d
D.. Professor OF Oriental and Biblical Literature VIM.
Henry Green, A. NJ, Assistant Teacher of the Hebrew
Language.
medical college has been organised at Memphis,
Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

The importation of provisions into Great Britain, this
year. shows increase Of nearly hundred per cent
on the quantities imported in ls45. More than
double the quantity of grain, and about nine times the
quantity Of flour and meal been imported this years
and four times the quantity of grain and ten times the
quantity of -four and meal have been cleared for
sumption this year compared with last.
The following comparative table shows the move
ment in breadstus in Great Britain this year and last
DEPORTATION AND CONSUMPTION BREADsruPFs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

negiected by gentlemen than horsemanship and
nourshng city like this where there any induce
ments and opportunities tor obt skfu knowiedge
OF ihs sclence It is matter Of surprise that there should
leHwho rake respectable appearance
Let us advise those who would appear ridiculous when
mounted to patronize Disbrow Riding School, Bowery
only 50 80
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&c. produced accounted for. without
ia fogr e.p:rmen.a Lectures the Hana1 SOUL
Prince street, Tuesday Wednesday, Friday ID S,tu,dav
of the present week. att p. NJ Admissios Isl eTr ny
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Totals. ..2,275,63i 2s3,732 2,so522 x7.7s
The clearances for consumption in the first eight
months Of this year greatly exceed the importation
The increase in the cearances of tea for consumption
is pretty good evidence that up the 9th of September
the consuming classes generally in very
Gus condition. Since that time the price of breadstu
has advanced rapidly and to such extent that s
consumption of uxures, such tea &c. will for time
be materially diminished
The quantity of foreign wool of all kinds retained 70
consumption in the markets of Great Britain the present
year. is fully 2OOo 900 lbs less than last year which
rather serious thing, considering that this deficiency
co-exsts with unusual small produce of home wool
and also a small stock in second hands especially
clothing woods an the folio inp tabls shous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

ELECTION IN MIssoURI.-An election was held
in this State, week before last, Tor a member of
Congress The returns have been coming in
piecemeal ever since. The following is the result
as far as received: -
Nc Daniel kincaid. Seq
4,532
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

The ~ o. Picayune Of the 18th, mentions the arrival
Of the Ringgold committee-Messrs NJ. Jefers of the
Eagle artillery Jones Griffith, of the staff of the 9Th
cavalry regiment and VIM. Settler, of tie Butchers
the lsmented Major Ringgold. The COMMITTEES during
their intended short stay taken their quarters
the st. Charles Hotel They to leave for Point sa-
bel by the first conveyance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

COURT FOR The CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Thurs
day, Nov. ID, l846.-Pres-nt: Lieut.. Governor
Gardiner Chancellor Valve rth and ~ Senator'S No
%. J-Fowler VS. g. P. Jermain. "a. w. Ellis the
same. Mr. NJ. T. Reynolds concluded for plaintiff in
error, Mr. w. Gibbons and Mr.. s. Stevens were heard
for defendant in error, and Mr. NJ T. Reynolds In reply
Decision postponed No. a. @. w. Stanton, Jr W.. j.
Kinney. Mr.. Harris heard for plaintiff In error,
Mr. X w. Peckham for defendant in error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

One OF the CuriOsiti,s of New York worth
seeing the store No 100 Nassau street, it is above
feet by H. and about GOO volumes of good and
wo'ks are placed all around shelves Upwards of
framed engravings ended from the ceiling; about
nearly 5000 choice engrayngs occupy
part OF the centre Of the and the remainder taken
up 18th immense stock Of old oil with all Kinds
Of statuary, busts, and curosties, all about.