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by BANGS, RICHARDS % PLATT.-SloIs
D2Gi Broadway Liberal Cash Advances made On cor
"snn''''' " WE npSHSs saS EVENING, Nov H.
At6. o'clock. AT the Auction Room.
ovaaabe Books. Including ehols. Engi.h editions
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov 10
V.LUAB0E MEDICAL LiBRARY.-The Medical Department
OF the valuable 'ibrary belonging 10 the estate of Hugh
Mclean NJ. D Including many and valuable works
on Medical Sciences
r. COTTON, AnctiDncsf.
RY Cotton, Anetioo and Comml's ., hsrshan'.
made good. either for prvs. 'ae OF al aaeoe and
O,omp; return. made Outdoor .ssa Of every de.clgon
TUESDAY, Nov. II.
Al 1Ot O'Clock, al No. % Ann.si
PkRsHPToRY SALE.-The contents Of o Prinung once,
consisting Of 500 lbs Of Mnion 800 Nonpare Brevisr do,
Head Rules Presses Coors. slugs Double Dsah Rules,
css@s Chase. Double and .nss stands ssndins o.sy
"WEDNESDAY Nov. 10.
ti0t O'Clock. al the Auction Room,
large and general assortment Of second hang soeas
rom family giving up housekeeping compd'sE s0 a.
reans Mahogany Brdsrsds Wsahs,apds, Tables, Tires
ply and Ingram Carpets oil Cloths Feather Beds Mat,
m saa Han Ismp. .ss Bras. Reae. chlns GLASS
ware Stoves Kitchen Furniture. &c
-s,ng OF several piece. OF satin aud French Pa
per Hangings. Borders, &c .-..., ...,....
Also a 1000 as.orment Of Dry Goods. comprising
Broad CloLks. Cas"irrres De LANES Alpaccas Linen
Pfins &c Also several dozen very hne Linen Shirt Col
ars Bosoms &c. &c
~ CHAMBERLAIN, Aaetioneer.-storo No. IL
-. sprucest-Libera advances made 90 Goods con
.,ynrd for private sale he sod slcton Outdoor
Ialss carefully snended to. ard respectfully solicited
Prompt returns made
THIS DAY. Nov. II.
Al 81 O'Clock, e No 50 Cana! at IN the attic
SHEkIFT SALE Of Store Fixtures, Drawers, Curtstss,
Shelving &c In the basement Of tho sane premises one
Patent floating Furnace
TUESDAY, Nov. II.
Al 10 O'Clock, al No. IL Spruee.sl
SHERIFF SALE VIRTUE or ATTAchhEsT-CouI-
pd,inz bbl. Brown Sugar Dbl OIL, ksg sslers,us,
bale Twin1 EGGS White Lead chests Tes, box Starch.
10, Potash, can OIL, 10, pure spihs kc
Also, 500 Havana Segers
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
At iot O'Clock, al No d4 5pring.sl
5HRERF SALE OF New FURNITURE, &c.-Compr1,1S
Sofas and Sofa Frames, Bufesux, Pafent Windsss
Bed.eads Cane Seat and Mahogany Chairs lot uban All
ed Work Tables. &c &c.
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Boarding.

pourUlNG.
BOARDING. large parlor and bedroom with clos
attached the Oor with the parlor and DIN
ing ROOM suitable FOR family, TO be let with board The
every convenience 10 make nome coiaiofta
BILE Apply NJ No 30 Leonard 81 the former residence OF
James Brown ESQ. M 3tls
DOARDING-Rooms lei 70 single gentlemen, or
ID gentleman and Wife, IN house OF small genee
family near Broadway in WRker-st. The rooms VII he
rented together .ingly win without fu or partial
board to an agreeable person Win suitable references
Terms moderate. Inquire al % Wsker-st. NIL Sns.
DOAKD DOWN TOWS-Three or four young gen
ID emen can be accommodated wthvery pleasant rooms
and board by applying No. 20l Faonst west side OF
Broadway. Reference required. MI WIS
DOARDING-Pleasan unfurnished Rooms with large
ID panlries attached, let 10 gentlemen and their wives
with board Apply al s East Broadway, near Catherine
A. nil l~is'
DOARD-Two or three single gentlemen can be ac-
ID commodated with good board and pleasant rooms al
No a Whitest where they Will Ind pleasant and agree
able home oil. Tvs
OARD.-One single gertlepen can be ac-
ID coulInodaied with good board IN private family at
No. 81 Walk-r-st- near Broadway References exchsng
ed. III Cu-
BOARD and good may be obiained NJ No "
ID Broome Il. Broadway. A front parof NAV oe
tad. M -
DOONIs FURNISHED or Unflrnshed,-one or
Ia two gentlemen be accommodated WIN pleasant
rooms on The -erund door small private family by ap
pfying AZ No Waker-st west Of Broadway References
exchanged. NJ y
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u Dress BoOts.-Tbr subscriber keeps constantly
hand large assortment OF hne city made uress
Fr-ucn .tvc. 20 and 81 Saraued To wear wei ana
give satisfaction the purchaser Boots made t" order
The be.t The shcresnouce Persons nav
Ing tender feet account OF bunioDs &c can he
ensured hind Yet fit. the subscribers meth
cd of taking drawing of The feet and hing up and Keep
ing pair of lasts for each customer renders rnish an
possible As Trial will convince.
Leather and other kinds OF Overshoes tor sale, as wen
as every other article his line Of business al the lowest
prices [nl2 lmiseodl JOHN L. WATKINS, III Futons
Magnetic Marvels. "-Proi BlsL- -, ~. TX
Editor of The Tribune Mr. Sundcrand's compliment hIc
certainly due 10 Prof Bush, for tl- courteous susoh 20
kindly made in The Tribune OF Saturday as 10 Ine so
called Lectures on Pai.tts ~ now IN The course oil de-
Iiverv in mis- ciiv' Aud Prot B. with all other impc
believers in the Magnetic Marcel" oil young payls
Lectures will be continued the present week on TUESDAY
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday evenings N me Lyceum
u,H when Nj Sutherland pledge. himself to prose that
Prof Eushs assumptions with regsff 10 MS 40 called
revelations OF borg ani young Davis are not
sn.cenribe there nothing super
natural in them but Prof. b i himself deccved md
likely deceive others N the use ne Is nahlhg OF 'e
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DOCK kEEPING.-The undersigned respectfully
ID lafols me public that he IL about opening Cas iof
Book keeping which will embrace peculiar advantages 70
all learners wou remark that his long experience as
an several Of the r-t and largest bunes
houses IN the Country VIII enable him 10 perfect any one
in correct system okSeeping, embracing al tH
complicated entries ersrg from foreign business ana
after com netting thorough ceruacae ~I1 DC
Issued BY The keep sny set OF BOOKS 4Aey
viii moi cry understand the theory OF bookkeeping
BIZ. VII at oace enter upon the eall1s 0 INC cunning
Sgrsat rnaay individuals who learn Book kerpiaz a.
Srei are AZ perfect .oss hen they enter the Counting
Eou-e The reason obvious, they are learning system
from BOOK. snd not from those ho have had practice! ~
The undersigned Will give his attention 20 al eonpcst
ID accounts maj mag De submitted 10 him al reasonable
cb.rge 4. regard. caPsbi;y re eau give references y
srsnant OF M highest espectsbility APp cation made
10 ! 81 CARTER, l57 Dusne-.L nil lmeoc
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Books.
TIE alCuITECT

4 SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS far Domestic ssi
AUrnaertAl Cottages corrected with Landscape Gis.
ceA7g Illustrated with drawings OF crczrj pioi., plane
respective views, &c Price - cpuis
The Dake OF Burgundy The Chronicles OF rrS-c hy
Dumas. aGtbor OF Monte Chrs;o 1c Ths Is tie rost eI
cling novel Published ard the hes; Production OF nj,
porular sctho The Of t:s work Is sa rhisv j.
the cry Paris dIrtag the :e Of the French Revolcl
Price y cents.
adapted exclusively her Instruction IN the physclogy 81
Ter system ard s The Diseases q crcsl periods by
Edward Il. Dixon. NJ D. Price 81 x
Cs7s Paui By DanaS Price > cenis.
Lite Travels and Adventures IN California sld Sceue,
4 the Paciac Ocean by Tho1ss FsE1hsrr. Price 50
Lives OF Eniueu; Statesmen hy Jcha Quincy Adsr,s
iih sketch OF the sgthor. by Rev. Charles w Cphari
Price . ceats
Steiian vespers. by TIE author OF ne Orange Girl
Booksellers aSeats snt others supplied 81 The loves
prices BY WIN. 8. GRAHAM Tribune BulGt1Ss Ill
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naE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIK,

TNHE AMERIGA An INSTITUTES ak. Octootr
L isIs hsvins awarded the Premium 70 2 w WOOD
Make No 81 Frark:or:-s: \. Y for The best samples o
S,r-rrb. Leather Bands. The pubic nay depend on get
t;ny he be,I article that BE- bad or made, as they ""
nv aid hold hell width ey=ny and tai - ht
p Of sy yx!lh required These Bands are mace Under
h. ttiae INSPECTION of The very beat OF OAK Leather
sn- ,- mi he sod part used gct stretched by IA
rb OF his o. irvecou expressly for his purpose, snc
r~ C1nstsu1,y on hand sad made 10 order, Bants o
any Width rror 10 - Ireh-r, either single, double, OF
round - oe-,eeH-
n DTPI=Y. Apolhecsry. OF The ..te firm Of Del!uc
r. T1nnuv successors 20 Place Southland. respectfully
-f- hi. trends and the pubic that be has removed us
h1.;ness 10 No sI9 Broadway, cor1sr Of Eorstoc-st
49, by srict arertioo ne hopes 10 secure Continuance
NJ hs rr5cercr ne hss enjoyed for the ast i=a years
Sril su1pIv OF Drugs. Chemicals, Permunery, SOAPS
Hair and Toolh Brushes a4 g a.-e-e7 eoIoee-=- -
The business cors.s1tIT OF Iau- , =,
Tnrng rpar wanted who = competent for al re
h,cs ~ t1 profession one who SPEAKS French prefer
red Apply as sboy show - --.-o----
n0OK EEPING, &c. ~ Bnocrn-, sL--Mr. Cham
ID h.rI.. being assocaisc VIII nj Anstin. Al experi
- -issxirsI TEACHER cxn TOW give those VINO desire
S,-cio, IN Arithmetic Bookkeeping or English Gram
~ his per,oual attention day ana esening-
B-Yourg Eerurne1 VINO desire 10 devote EEL
,;sn-. r-rs 10 the .idy OF Latr enc Greek ay ava.
sn,.s,ye, Of M Anslins sssaAaee 81 making apples
rra a. 80 Brccncsi
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rLndies, Fnir in WiIIinmshurxh.-we l.

lhai The ladies OF Chris Church, NiiHmsburgh hold
Fair for the benefit their Church, both Today and
10 morrow in The large slaecolored house The corner Of
Fifth and South Sixth ss blocks east OF The P-ck-p
Ferry landing To those y, no wish purchase such
full and elegant articles there 10 be Sold land We
learn the is large, an opportunity presents II
VIII they suit themselves they are benehtng worthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

-The Members OF t!s Lodge and The Order general,
are requested 10 attend Wednesday evening Nov 18Th
inst al the Lod geroom, No I'll Broadway when bu.ines
relating TO The good and welfare OF the Order viii be
brought before them and be fully explained By brother.
j G. MURDOCH, y. G.
p-,.r Sar-ats,.. MI
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Banks Of the STAG Of

a comparison of the leading features of the above
summary, with those OF the previous quarters pre-
scnts the annexed result
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WM W. SHIRLEY. Auetionser
A rrTTOS NOTICE TO HOCSEAEEPERS-

n By r. z. WILLARD, Iaif D.{s Iussasy, Ngy; nc
ssI. ~; csslosae .as o2yisusk and English chia,
White pores.n orsn,s sad sSv,ng etss Diansr Tee
10 10 iishls chasdeors he; Solar and Lard lamps
GIs.swsfr fsney ornsurnts md various other Goods
- nil IL
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KING JOHN.


ANM TAYLOR CO, No Asor House publish as No
w IS OF the Standard Drama Shaks tragedy OF
King John. win Editorial Introduction, Authorities
for the given, Cast of Characters and all the
stage business played tue Park Theatre this evening
Price l2i cents
To the enterprise and good OF Mr. kean and the
bcrality Of the Park cement, the American pubic Is
indebted for opportunity OF witnessing the presentation
of this tragedy 18th regard fidelity Of costume
and 5plendor OF decoration never before seen In th cou
try
The edition OF King John is,ued by Taylor Co. con-
cast Of Stage business &c as CO.
pied from the prompt book OF Chas. keau, Esq.
JUST PUBLISHED
l. Vol 5 Modern Standard Drama, bound.
> Ancient Egypt, by Geo X. Giddon, Esq,-G cents
ni7 WIN TAYLOR Il co. No. Asor House
NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR
EASY LESSONS IN GERMAN, presenting an accu-
II raie and ear exposition of the leading points of Ger
man Grammar for the of beginners by MonZ Ertbell
err Author Of Phrase Book In English and German
Price IS cts.
Several very favorable notices have been received but
the following selected Of their brevity
From DR. Charles !. Vempe.
Mr. Ertheilei's work entitled Easy Lessons In Oe'-
man. having presented for examination, take
great pleasure stating that this lie work which Ia AT
once simple and comp-te and highly practical and pro
gressve gives entire .atisiaruon"
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL. NJ D.
From Dr.. T-kampf, Prot Columbia College.
MoRIT1 ERTHEU "a. ESQ have exam ned your last
publication entitled Easy Lessons IN German, and II al
ford, me pleasure to recommend the student OF the
German language. The principal rules OF The Grammar
are clearly set forth aud the exercises well chosen
Yours respectfully, THEO. A. TELLkAMPF,
lust published and for ssr by
Us tr,yis R0E LOCKWOOD 4 SON All Broadw ay
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PolIcg.-Artemss Pepper, porter OF MessFs Ly-
man Converse & Pomeroy, was srrcsied for euoeE
cling from that house Cloths &c TO the value or $500
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~ The Great oue.tion-H.ve yor

Boys, C!othnr cut and made II The NOS; fsshoaa-
lie style So Broadway. up stars oppoSIts Tie TsLer-
isclel by MRS II. FREEMAN ~ Ennis
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PROF MANDERVILLEJS

NEW ENGLI RI READER.-D. APPLETON Il co
publish Thu sdsy, Course OF Reading for Com
School and Academic, on the plan Of the anthors
Elements OF Reading and Oralory b, H. Manoeryli.,
Prof Of Moral Science and BELLS LeLtres In Hamilton
College, N. Y. vol limo. price - cts.
T1s work Is elvded into three parts The ~ relates
10 Grammar il contains description OF The different et'
OF The sl2habe. and their various sounds syiao.e'
aud also words parts Of speech Ire SECOND part
tans and description of all the sentences or
formula OF thought every degree # expansion 10 be
found in the English language Part the MIRO contains
of exercises paragraphs the sentences not d.
lached classified in second but appearing 10
the connections and relations Of ordinary discourses
All acknowledge degree Of interest In having
the young acquire the largest amount OF Information In r
shortest possible time ana at the least possible EXPENSE
vii b.. led examine The method Tins work proposes To
substitute for the prevailing one.
The system taught by Prof Handere Ia The system %
natureat once nhc and practical sound 10 ts lheo-
r-s and principles simple In lis statements and pertinent
and All pie IN It's illustrations. nlo <us
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IMPRESS TO CHARLEsT0N.S. C.-The SUD
E.crb-rs continue forward packages parcels lc 10
Charleston Savannah. Apgu.tn, &c by sIesaer' sains
nzrke,s and aia-d when desired Our Agent 81 Charles
ION AMOS Head gives prompt attention 10 me immediate
delivery goods a. Chsr!-ton and forwards o lsst eoh
Teyarcc packages for lie South ard West Coleettons
rsSe-notes drafts snd bills collected Insurance saeeteo
or r-rchantise placed n our charge Whenever desired
- :, ADAMS co. 10 Waist
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SEssIoSs.-The trial OF Alexander Wilson, OF the
City Hotel row, commenced yesterday and will be
continued to-dsy We have Sresdy published the in,
portan facts in ,lis case and shsl no repeat the ies
rnopy
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r1g- Gentemens short cloaks are now lined with
scarlet blue green and other dsshing coorcd ladies'
shawl patterns and it quite amusing to lover OF nat
ura history watch the dandy tribe they slide along
Broadway, autcrins their arms and displaying their
gaudy pumase. Closks, however, are no, SO much in
vogue among the rcry sort OF mongre sack
coat embroidered with black tape and ornamened with
silk frogs Their chief advantage is that they completely
conceal the figure
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DHiIUARNiOSICS 0CIETY-FiflhS esso

subscribers and the public respectfully Informed
the hrst Concert ofIhe prcsect viii take place
the Apollo Rooms Saturday Evening. Nov Sls 1886
Subscriptions received The Music Stores OF Messrs
Seharfenb-rg Luis, and c. Hoye- and by the Score
tary. BY order JAMES Z. ENSIGN. Secretary,
MI n Al Hon sion.nl
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500 OOMoSEY TO LEND y mn on Seaa ana oa
rrotu-tiye Real Estate CITY Apply 20
s BROAD, No Il WalLst
M s-i.- In the Croi0n Wster Oace Ba-enent
VNDIa RJrRRPR Over Sroes-a Tery large and
y-r.rs s-1r-rrt Of metallic sad sheet Rubber Ore.
hos for s4es and gentleman, Al wholesale AID retail
for The India Rzboer ~ 10 = Eof
lDTE-, OYEK sHDES.-A very large essor
a~nt OK India Rubber Over Shoes, win and without
leather .o!cs ligt AID beautiful adapted 10 he wants Of
tne ladies' for sale q No. . Cortland. 81
Nj horace z DAY.
CTPERi0R CROTON Front Brck- Asnufaci1rec
- ny Cyrus 3. Doty. CrotonElle and for ss,e oy =
Ornsby Il To1npkins-s between RTtng'on and Delasey
AZ 4; Sc, s., So. nH :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

Ey Rev. Mr.. PARKS, lately the Chaplain al
West Point assumed the duties OF Assistant Minister of
Trinity, Sunday morning al St Paus Chapel, which
was opened for the first time for some months. This
beautiful structure ha been thoroughly repaired in the
interior Mr. Parks preached for the benefit of the Bible
and Prayer Book Society of this City and handsome
collection taken up for the benefit OF its funds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

WANTED SITUATIONS for Protestant Girl as
w cook, also active, tidy Cir. chambermad and
waiter, also chambermaid WHO has lived SIX years IN
places. They has. excellent references. Apply p
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EEsJ'I VIZ NzSN.

Iiy an arrival a, New 0dr'ns IRON Havana,
dales have hee, received from Vera Cruz TO the
3i,t Of October. and lie city Of rc1i,o to the
.7h, brought to ihst pat by lhs Blush steamer
Tap.
The snvcrnmer, e San Luis ie PotNsj bad
passed decree pro, lli.niug Santa Anna chief NJ
the Republic, with sole power TO a.p1i'p,he Pre-.
si'eot pre- iem.
Gen Vo|,rcis has Re, n s.'er'c by Santa Ar
M - h- second ia ramnar'. ,Hi 90. evnrrr'I
Vt san Lois With 500 ur 60 men. twas
lr-rcrlcd there was murh en,na-ssn N flv-r :
-su,a Anna a, san Luis and lhu hceyrcr',I
to raise large body II troops. and that Gen.
Cor,e,ar had raised 3 coo volunteers
Amput,a had arrived at san Luis With par, 4
The 'roops from Monterey, There is no stale
mcn' Of The actual nuuhrr e troops at san Luis,
nr their intended destination.
4 rich Individual had advanced $50 600 70 he
sent to Vera Cru, to be applied there to paw 'he
garrison. or or other public purposes. They
were husly employed increasing the defines OF
Vera Crrz. whose garrison il said tn be ( coo
men, and further reinforcement arriving
A'yarsdo Ia. been made city, in compliment
for its brilljan, and successful G,fnce against
Commodore Conrer!!,
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From SANTA Ec.

by the auiva! al ST. Louis on Friday, 81 ult
Of Major Sumner, If the p regimen, # L. :
dtagoons, and Lieut.. Amrrong, the ~. Louis
Revcllc ha' received int lliserce from Santa F.
up to the 18Th Of October.
Gen kcancy, a. was FORMERLY stated. departed
IN his mission 10 California with mercy mill
sry escort. Lieut.. C"!. Ni,ch.ll tas orders to
iroc,ej Nth ID, nrw intaulry segment and MOI.
tlsrs's battalion of ,rl,ry towards Caihuahue,
tur the purpose 4 mig Gta, Wool. The n..
ls,try rrsl cot bs'Irg hscu di-bWded, h, Nil,
40 doubt r. ct'd wI,h 'nr artillery alone.
Many and Coo d clIug rpars we're IN 9 rcul..
ton ~ilh r.N'd 10 the i'adrr aud mo-, cf them
agreed IN ,,a.Ir that Nag, III, and Conaoly had
been p'uud,tcd by the lud'sp..
Onc company II the NIrnrus, together witt
he most of their Vumen, have BEEN ordered -
winter n Pu,ba tia rect II toe hllii. nn started
IN The 1874 e. California.
Gen kcarn'y had sent back orders t, Col.
Dnniph'n to make M expedition against he Ma
vaj' Indians, and after ehl.,isng them int,
peace IA New Mexico, toprocecd and ,ia Gen
u opl.
a corrcsponden, Of the Republican, under date
IT the ?0th October, states that Gen. kcaney
had abandoned biz Wagons already, aud had
packed baggage and provision. on pack mules.
The express lCh the Gcu. a, Fra Crislobal, 2C5
miles south Of Santa Fc.
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cornlc,,l, ~ .,,,r r,;, ,;
the nrizes were saved wi,h ,ha @
lion ol opc uI;ch wos hu,rLr u,o ~
modure's order, i..5-yipg been found -
possible 10 oe, her clear If the .De,n..
Turn" a ranid mass in lie river.
Arrived n, F,or,o,, y, S,rl,y r;o,,
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all reach
having been k,n, !, ano ,,n,;,., om,at
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LATEST rnOu MONTERREY.

We clip the following from the ST, Louis Rev.
ellie n the 3oh ul,mo.
The steamship Massachusetts,, Capt. Wood.
arrived at New Orleans on the 10th inst, having
left the afternoon Of the l2,h inst.
Capt. Lamoue, Of the army, left Monterey on
the 81 inst. The ralan. Msjor Lar, Of the 81
infantry, has died Of hii wounds. ile was burr.
cd en- tho lst inst
Gen. Wool had communicated with Gen. Tsy.
Tor on two occasions. 1t would appear that the
former has detached ono thousand men from his
command to take possession of Monclova, and
with the other two thousand proceeded on hi.
march to CHIHUAHUA.
There had been mu,ny in the company Of
Capt Cutter in the Kentucky regiment, ord
when our informant lefi Camnrgo twen,y.,hr,p
OF the privutcs were in irons and QUE .Lieuienan,
under arrest. II was ,housht the Lieu,cnat would
be severely deal, with for his par ia the affair.
There was an uiIray at Ma,amoros on the slt
inst, in which aFrcnchmsn-somc say en- Italian
was shot by Mr.. kinscy, an American.
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Information has been received In New Orleans
of the fact. says The St. Louis Revelle, that the
steamer Tay, in its las; ifip from Vera Cruz 70
Havana, took out three kmd'td kHer' fmaygls,
With naturalization papers comforting the right,
and privileges Of Mexican citz rs upon all who
would sail under them.
4 letter from iIasanl has also been received at
New O!sans, announcing the arrival there OF
these letters Of maYuc. The writer was Of the
opinion that the Spanish Government would not
permit the letters to be used in the port Of Hava-
90, hut adds,-as naturalization papers "ntr: &
cstraordinrry privileges accompany them, 1t is
probable some Of them may slip out upon our
commerce, despite the vigilance ofihe authorities.
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Fire al Chicago.-On Tuesday morn.
ing, little after o'clock, fire broke
out in Maxwell g. PrescoW's warehouse,
on Water street, near the forks of the riv.
er, which was occupied by +. Pardee,
which, despite the efforts of the Fire Com.
panies, consumed the warehouse and
mos, Of its contents, together with the
stores Of Hamlin & Day, ]. 81. NJ.
Strait, and The Canal Grocery. occupied
by p. Deleice, at the Junction of Lake and
Water streets. Many Of the goods from
the stores were saved. In The warehouse
some seventeen or twenty thousand bush.
els Of wheat were destroyed, besides large
quantities of goods and horse. Its no,
known positively how the fire originated,
hut is though, 10 have been the work Of
an incendiary. Tho clerk did not sleep
in the warehouse as usual. There was
no insurance on tho warehouse, which
we believe cost between $1,000 and 5000,
and the loss will fall heavily on its wor.
Thy owness.--Chieago Dem.