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NOTICE TOsALL GENILEMEN
GENTLEMEN. If you want your clothes kept in COED
~ order Tor the remainder OF had better
take or send and street. corner
Of Warrington where them either cleaned DYED
altered and hsed with velvet collars cus iininra
bosoms on the mo.t reasonable terms.
NoTE-No dssppontm at store. A line addreapo1
as above attended TO time call ned
Clothes cleaned dyed any city, W No 81
Murray
feii 2werh A. CORTIssOS f-om IocAou
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8 | G N p A N T K X 8 .


- Adjoining the Hsrl EN- Railroad Once New Yo,h
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stores, William strset: Rsth
buns Hotel Judsons Hotel National Hotel PerEins Hote
u 3. Bonded Warehouse, Nankin Tea Company, &c lie
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NATURAL MUSIC.

Sfsds No. ess BROADWAY one door from Chamhee.
YEs sr.~st-% bsSs Canary seed sifted, at whsis.aIe
price, by the single sushsl fine selection OF The ons
e.. breed csns,is'i high eolors; German .s,E brss
red BIRDS, al song Fancy cages, breeding cages bird
seeds, acct boxss s1H for An articles the line in
great varsity ~ W.. JOHNSTON,
2ss Broadway, New York
Y. taaa ed tn Inns
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VHE nptpr and paentee Of the above hghy i'm porant
4 insS for testing the condition Of the Lungs and
Chest Inform all thoae who may be afflicted with any
ympt6 that disease, that the precise condition Of p
tents De by applying him. his
the Asor House. where his can Do test
cd Professionally He invites faculty general TO in
Il and o'clock. AT the Astor House n Inns RI
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
4

IL &c No. 3ii West The gold medal has bee,
awarded by the American Institute their sur eriof man
ner Of refnishiLs Orders may be left at
Msssrs Wocou Y slade, No. 81 Pine street
WIN q: Langley & Co, SO Exchange Fses.
D. Brigham Z Co, 90 Pine street.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

INSTANTANEOUS HdIK DYE.
RATCHELOR'S Liquid Hair Dye. is the best article yet
- offered for eoloring the hair to perfectly aad
natural black without
pronounced by hundreds who used the snly per-
feet Hair Dye discovered Sold wholesale and retail By
VIM BATC HELOR, Wall street. near Broadway.
I'm
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday Oct. XO-6 M


The news from Europe had particular influence
upon the stock market Some OF the fancies went I'M
and some went down There very few
at either board and the market appeared to be- In an
unsettled state At the first board Ohio Is fell of q per
cent; Canton y; Harlem, q; Norwich and Worcester
a heading n Illinois 6s h..Long Island and Farmers
Loan closed at prices current Monday Morris Canal
advanced II and Indiana 5s n
AT second board Harlem fell OF a. and the market
closed heavy a. the quotations
Sometime since made some remarks relative 10 the
construction or the air ner railroad between New
fork ana Boston The facts wegave at the time regard
ing inc route, ts Importance, feasibility &C. de-
rived from the report Of the engineer employed survey
the route The statements In that report in rela
ton TO the Importance Sc OF the line, not ouy as To-
chi convensnce to the people along the entire length
but rs means Of communication between the principal
commercial cities In the Union agree with perfectly
but regards the construction of bridge across the
the Connecticut river at Mildleown appears to
sn infringement uponhe rights aud privileges Of those
whose business and consequently whose interests would
be seriously Injured by the slightest obstruction to the
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1t is fortunate they have something else to attribute
their difficulties to but their miserable bad manage
ment how many Of their creditors will agree with them
pretty difficult to say, but should think very few,
unless most of them in the position. Many Of
the Oldest heaviest and supposed to be the wsathiest
houses In Great Britain, will be found In the list Of
failures reported since the LIST Of August last The ssgrs
gate liabilities Of all the suspensions which have occurred
thus far cannot fall much short Of hundred and ny
mniions Of dollars; might say two hundred millions,
ana then be within limits From all gather from
the pest authorities at our command the probability Of
GOOD dividends from these is extremely small
Many Of those who failed early In the season have proved
to be in worse condition than FIRST expected and We
have no doubt from the losses many Of those who s
pended later in the sustained from the
previous stoppages must give their creditors poor hopes
Of good dividends. AS q general thing, failures in
Europe turn out very DISASTROUS very dividends
coed Ave six shings the pound the majority be-
inc much below even these low rates
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absolute opinion Al should call It . fixed opinion II
should weigh the evidence In my mind pro and con.
and then come to settled fixed conclusion In this
case may have formed q slight opinion, but nothing
permanent, because have not read all the facts In
lation TO 1t. Q-From what you have heard and read
guilt OF Innocence Of the in the case Al
have, but that opinion Is not strongly fixed that 1t
cannot be removed by evidence.
MI BRADY here contended that the examination went
to show that the challenge for principal
tanned z. by the Court.-Ths conrt wishes to know
whether you have formed absolute and fixed opinion
or whether II Is mere impression resting your mind
from what you have read! A.-As have said before
nave formed and expressed an opinion but only casual
The CouRr finally decided that Mr.. Hoyt was an in
competent juror and he was accordingly set aside.
John Alexander, William + Nett, William A. Burtis
Alexander NJ Anderson Samuel o. Baker, Nelson Sam
mis-, Charles Duykinck, Solomon Flint, James Walk
err Henry West Peter Poillion, Alfred Beatty Bepja
min Parker, Sidney Young, Thomas Morris Peter r
Lyon, Jacob Bogert, Valentine Cargs and Charles T.
Cook were severally called, but having respectively
formed or expressed opinion the guilt or limo
cence OF the defendant also set aside ncompe
tent jurors
Henry Boswell and Noble G. Minor had heard Of the
case ana read staten ,nts relative to it. but had not
formed Or expressed any opinion the guilt or nno-
cence OF the aceused-were peremptOrily challenged
Richard Venaoles, Russell Benedict, and Robert
Young having neither expressed formed any opinion
In the caseIwere severaly sworn competent jurors
The panel being exhausted, order was made for an
additional number Of jurors to be summoned
Mr.. GRAHAM here rose, and stated that a pamphlet
had been published purporting to be an outline OF Ma
dame Restes life SO and desired the Court to instruct
the jurors not TO read or examine the and
person should offer copies Of the book for their in
spection, to present their names to the court The
Court instructed the jury to that effect and then ad
journed unit! tomorrow (this) morning.
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CIRCULATION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
Actualccuaton f2O7o235o Sg73t73 l7s7oS3 l8,o7s3s5
The returns for theweek ending Sept 26th compared
with those for the week ending Sent exhibit

II will be perceived that amidst all the In
the amount Of bullion hand, in the amount Of notes
nhand and in the aggregate amount ofssues there has
been very moderate variation in the actual crcula
ton of the bank. The uniform movement in this de-
patnent shows the influence of the present banking
system upon the business Of the Bank Of England The
fluctuations in the rate OF interest the bank has esa
bhed from time to time since the present panic In the
London money market commenced have created great
deal Of dissatisfaction among the commercial classes
and the restrictions which the act have placed
the issue department. have raised ong party in
opposition to It, and its repeal Is loudly called for
There s no doubt but that the pursued by the
Bank OF England during the past has fastened the
explosion Of many houses reported and moreover there
10 doubt but that many OF these concerns would have
been able to continued in existence tor sometime
longer had the bank been able to have sustained the
old system of credits have parted with its bullion and
the same time increased its circulation to unmit-
ed extent Had the bank expanded In this way, 1t
might have put Off the evil day, but 1t could not have
prsvented,by any course, the crisis which has been
realized and has brought to light OF the most
astounding facts connected with commercial credit ever
dreamed Of times Of the most desperate spec uatien
II il not astonishing under these circumstances that
there should be loud and deep complaints against the
bank that the most powerful attempts should be made
to bring about repeal OF the Peel act and that tho
blame Of the endorsements aud difficulties existing
in the European money markets should be placed upon
the shoulders Of those governing this institution When
men who have for years been engaged desperate spe
oulatons, fail In their plans when those who having
been hopeessy bankrupt years are PEELED to de-
clare their insolvency; when credits which have been
fictitious that the entire 'ystem has become deranged
undergo revusion, and the whole fabric falls to the
ground 1t becomes necessary for those who have been
shorn OF their artificial resources to look round for
something upon which hoy cast all the blame and
place themselves before their creditors in honor.
able position than circumstances would otherwise give
them The Bank Of England therefore made the osuse
of all their troubles and It h scoordng to their state.
msnts, the sole csuss Of their Suspension,
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had withdrawn his amendment from the present momsnt
Mr.. WILLIAM said he had not withdrawn It, but was
willing to DO So II any gentleman had better PROPOSE
The Hon, JOHN C. RIvrs. of Virginia then rose and
said that the proposition which he had intended to offer
had been offered by his colleague during his absence In
his view that proposition embraced the whole subject
1t was impossible to evade the question In the public
estimation every where the great business to be settled
by this convention the settlement Of the questions
growing out Of the anomalous position of the diocese of
New York Let them settle these questions, and then
with general legislation His firm belief then
that 1t impossible to evade this question. Let
them meet it with calmness and elaboration, yet with
frmness He would then propose to this subject on
the table for the purpose of meeting boldly manfu
ly the portant the diocese Of New York This
the subject matter referred to the joint committee
That committee had fallen entirely short their report
of aGordng relief which sought with the
hope the house might be brought to take some ao
ton which would respond to the call Of the diocese He
would offer the following resolution, and that the
subject then before them be laid the table for the pur
pose of entertaining it.
Resolved That justice to the diocese Of New York as
welfare to the church. requires that suitable provision
should be made for the election Of new bishop to full
episcopal power In diocese where sentence of sus
pension without limitation of time shall be or has bssn
imposed upon the former diocesan.
Judge CHAMBERS offered the following a substitute
for this resolution -
Resolved as the judgment of this house that sem
tence of suspension from all exercise Of episcopal and
ministerial functions does not void Jurisdiction the
full exercise of which the suspended bishop will be
cessary restored by general remission of the
Mr.. RIvEs renewed his motion to lay the proposed
canon upon the table for the purpose az taxing nm a.
recy the matter CONCERNING the dioosse of Nav Work
but withdrew It to give 1850
The Hon J. r. INcrR,oII An lopportunitv NJ offsrng
a few remarks With reference TO the proporition Of
his hon friend from Virginia. Mr. J. begoed Lava 10 sa
that it left the subject for and action liz
should not express any opinion as to the merits of this
question coutem plated by the resolution He would
coincide with the hon gentleman in urging the proprety
Of making response the respectful and urgent
appeal the diocese Of New York and also to the mes
mortal Of the bishop They could not d. regard the me-
mortal bishop any than they could disregard
the appeal Of the diocese. He should however, at
some future period, If permitted, submit an amend
to the proposition of the honorable gentleman
so as to prevent in the house to the
storaon of the bishop 1t vain for his friend
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KNOX 1873 Fulton street.


Inc Chenpest nno Best place In tho City to
Het your boots shoes CATERS Jones
me Nus Nou there good can
De purchased elsewhere fors7 Qae saying He also sells
hs rate boot at 50 So which usually sold S. Double
2led watt proof boots 81 So s. co. and Sc Jones has
me true system OF doing busnesght expenses AID small
gite entire Satisfaction. w
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Fuiton stfeetIhis Of the
full specimens Of f,hug tackle have The
cia es excellence and closely do they resemble
the natural fly in every form and shape obliged TO
admit taste aud talent Of first order word the rods
(which are OF silver reels hair lines &c. equally
beaun and well do they crit the notice Of
espec lally those who aEgl. for the inny tribe.
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to the public that they have press complete and uniform
edition Of all the Italian about be the
ENSUING season They will be printed very legble type
inform with the Modern Standard Drama,
This day published, Norma played this evening by
Madame Anna Bishops company the Park Theatre Italian
and English IS cents.
To.morow will be issued La Sonnambula it will be
played Friday evening by the company. English
alone, one shilling. BERFORD CO., 2 stor House,
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case OF Hats aud Caps exhibiting the Fair Castle
Garden from the establishment Of KNOX has
ssnon and caused 50 many inquiries that the subscriber
mas necessary to INFORM the public large and his
mers IN particular that he has few left of the same
knd and supplies orders br notice His Hats are
lshed IN the most workm nlike and will and the
te avery hard blow wthou danger Of" jets otants
yetthey will always remain jet black.
KNOX 1873 Fulton street
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New YORK ana Boston railroad Bridge ut
mil0lctOwu


The friends of the propo,sd Mddetown Railroad ,ome.
times called the Air Line lately put state menls
il which sna S.
woulahave injurious influence Others rights
Wh, people of the Couuectcut Valley have deem in
ought not TO- oppo.s the I
y e snd oHs.
have Just right to accomplish IT, audi enjoy whatever bene
ssn;s to Affirm :. i done N the stt:nent referred that The
engineer has clear demonstrat on Of harmesnes
o. the bridge proposed" TO the navigation of Connec
tshe late ses.i OF the Connecticut Legislature the
came Enginee the smplst opportunity present
. s.temeps and "demonstIaioa,n before committee Of
this subject Three Of The committee were had Sssn sea
Why ssS. "%s si1's ' esa:
IS ,ath9T.ed BY che l!h would very
so h1 aud that sss, ae % from
BE- sufficient Justify the great sacries Of other interest:
wSu be ca & thereby ard they
One of many objeetoe. to the bridge be thu.
and DOWN " the proposed bridge exceeds
pses STEAMBOATS, which make up the above tonnsse
between and three annually equal to an ave-
S"t ~ .. ddi,s1 Bs 4:
number draw same day Every vessel about
to pass must lower sail or shut off steam for i is bound BY
;H nSsfs s.ir s'
With such evidence before aspect the effect Of
h hs1s
with ns ps. sn"S an . ss % % for
he railroad ha. least the proposed
Albany The ISa nit s
W thus obstruet and impair the navigation of
ns ia'TS ysr that passengers may save fifteen minutes be-
I. further stated by the friends of the proposed railroad
ever epps the charter Of the company by repeating the
the middle Of weeks the PRESENT bridge
was s se~ess a,s sd On
previously apponted the charter pushed through the
egsatue, and passed the popular branch by majority
The close 9fhe session meeting. held and
ed the ofthe oad They had nine month.
parties fully heard The COMMITTEE 20 s. port!
ed for repeal OF the bridge clause The House
assa. the Bridge
Making Z. che branch change Of
gle vote in the senate prevented the re-, cal
million was ouy orr the caoSp h o,
should to erect the bridge until two
may thu. be how far the people getting satisfied
petition slready served on the
VIII bring the same question fIepe before the Legs
These statements proceed from disposition to njure
retad the projected railroad They made what
Iahss Of the and peudica
Mddetown railroad pending heard before the
next Legislature Of this State.
Thomas Williams William d. Ely,
John NJ. Niles, James Goodwin,
Phillip Ripley, James X. Averili,
11FSsseph IKEuPP6uli. Edward Button.
Alfred smith, Alfred 4. Burr,
David ~atknson. !. 8. kice,
D. +: Robinson. Edison Fessenden,
James NJ: bunce. Ebenezer Flower.
C;yplian Nichols, Nj. W. Chaplin.
Committee of the City of Hartford.
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. Beneath the ru. Of men entirely g,eat
800 The pen is m'ghtier than the sword ''-KIcHELlyu
The Rlchclieu Diamond Pointed Gold PEN

are the best and cheapest the world Those who the
should be sure go either B. T. Watson Co.. IS
William st,eet door below Wall Y Savage %
Fulton street they have the exclusive sale Of hm Other
Pen, wholesale retail at reduced prices Gold Pens at 81
81 so, with silver pencils Gold Pen carefully repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21

beautiful Of the above az the
together with large variety Of scissors nail files and
polished steel goods kazor ground and cutlery re-
paired. @. SAUNDERS u son, III Broadway
A few doors above Courllaudt 81.
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new and compact consructon furnished with articles
SIZE OF which do not detract from their ming
an elegant and complete appendage the toilet
cualy adapted to the of the travelling public For
sale at q. SAUNDERS u SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howarda Hotel.
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Hartford, Oct Is, l847.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
II. SIlNERTHORN.
Jas. Il. EscaNiciA ~ Co.,
Law Notice.

I'D OBERT ! DAVIS will continue to attend the
Courts, hereioor- attended by Daniel & Davis AID
will retain the office occupied by them.
Dec. 3l-2m if
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-. III. T.5S'K. orr,

VeESPfCIfilIN invites the attention ~ Pure
srfs To his stock Of PIANO FORIhS. ahe
above Establishment. feeling confident that ihcy wIu
give satisfaction in every respect All his Pianns are
Warranted. and sid u, subject Ia L. returned II mi
good
Constant additions enable him To prescott nj all Times
an extensive assortment embracing all the sl, les finish
both If Rosewood md Alahoganv ieals,, H.rs Ion SHE
Piano Fortes from gteatcr variety 81 uahers than any,
o1cr Establishment IN the State, thus all rdmg The a1eal
est advantages IN the way oil SELECTION He Is asa A.
Agent for The best and most celebrated makers m lh
cuutry, and IN Germany.
Na one can raa the least risk in purchasing Piano ID,
/. H. laYl6 They an every lmng he repn sens Them
10 he Pown sweetness and btlllaury Of tone are hg
py hlond' l. and elegance, taste aud durability of work
maashT re IN the highest state Il the art \ vr,tic,
warranty = given with each Instrument I'D hy HIM.
o.des ifpW the country attended 10 with the greatest
runcuaiy and Ladies and Gcntemon res dlHr nj n d.,
tanee. assured thai whenever he Is favored with od,
per letter, II Is IN loss his practice than his interest Ia
send such an instrument Will bear the slrcf, .frlfny
Frees (ncnd NJ paeLng.) s on. $50. $50. $500.
80 &}5h. so. Slea. and upwards
?. H. I keeps nusicaI Instruments. IN
general, q he best quality. urgc Stock II Classical
aud Standard MI Sit always hand, and he is CON
s'a1fiy receiving the newest Publications.
Dee. 3i--ls
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lIOl Sc OF RFPRESENTATIy

The unfinished business Of Saturday l,ng the reso,,
tons calling Tor General Taylof's and o,hsr corr,n
d.nee III the War Department, was next before the
House
MI bnn ,ol , '.'moved To lay upon the table which
motion was lost-ycas y nays rs
Mr. Ashnun. OF Mass. offered an amendment on SAT,
urdaN, calling ior all the correspondence and orders and
communications growing out of the order for the admis
SION oi Santa Anna
Inc yeas and nays Were ordered upon this amend
% '''N - "'9 :
MIR. Carroll den moved to law the resolution Of Mr.
holnlsln upon the iahlo-thc moverreusne to amend
the resolution To require the communication of all
the correspondence.
The Speaker said the motion to Law upon the table was
not now IN order, aud the House Were then brought to
vote vet, upon the resolution, which was adopted-ytas
\ mutton 10 reconsider was lost
lie special order. being The three millions bill of the
committee on Foreign Relations, was neAt brought be
fr the House
Mr. Mckay moved to postpone tie special order for
oueMcek
Mr.. G. }. Ingcrsoll had no objections. provided that
should then take precedence Of all other questions
MIR. King, If \. Y. said he Designed to ,nrr an a
mendn ehi, (he w Ilnot proyso) when the subject Was
brought tciure the House He wished 10 have his amend
ment read, and Mt Drongooe and Mr. Rhott ohlce-
ted
lne amendment however read and the special or.
Der postponed to Monday next
Mr.. King assentrd 10 his and Mr. Wilmyt voted for
It,
Mr. Chapman. d Ala. offered resolutions calling +
the reasons why the Alabama regiment lad been d,
tanned 81 long upon the Rio Gmnde and why Gen
Shields had superseded an ,fi,,r in the command ai
his company-Aso, Of the Aahaua regiment at Tan,
lhea The frat complaint Is, that the troops have moi
seen more active service and the last that an officer
had ictn discharged without trial
MI Chapman. Of Ala. defended his resolutions in a
spey speech, IN the course Of which, he threw out a
dark lnsinualion against General Taylor Ia the oct
that Occsnc Alabama the strong hold Of Democracy
her soldiers might be kept back.
MI Douglass said the Ala ANA regiment had been a.
wei treated as the other regmenis and considered tn,
pro- 'eding as very extraordinary The House were AS
.ng to give directions 10 the Army.
he Resolutions were once adj pied. ana the vote re-
tde!sd, aud afterwards laid upon the table.
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Tenis are not all 4, allacious as wrre Dr.
Them III ordcr to derive more roy, nue. FIR tho
ct state Il val the duties ougl.t 10 be rc!ne,d
NOT a" ae'n' hl'eta months aer the arpearanoo Of ,s
hdiheufsh Review, Containing the famous article :,
S''aln lafgalon' that The Great Western SLOWED j.
a'sufdI'y In less tlan iwomonths from the ,no ;,
afh went INTO 'Teraii' MIR. Nakor, hin s,lf. ,ir,n
oh'Ssfs HAT the docir;ros,wh Oh lc mo main, viii
'uei "ai ard abb lily are fake IN r.rciIe. ,,t;ll, :,
application and must be alardtntd