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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
Business d otlres.

GES. TAYLosThs thunders Of BATHS about 70 open
the citizens Of NewYok 10 Two eloquent and patriotic
Oraons the Life and Battles Of Old Rough and Ready
this week, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings a. 7,
o'clock toe Society Library SO Broadwsy Those who
desire thoss eoqgeaIly painted and see
Gen Taylor moving in the conflict have opportu-
nifty. Ladies and gentlemen 80 and hear Dr. DoDs, who
orator, well known, and you will BE richly paid
Many new facts will Be developed.
~ Ros.'s Lectures BOOK keeping, will DO CON.
menced this evening at y o'clock IN the sfse ~
Broadway corner Of LispsnsTt o. Osntsnsn who wish
avail themselves Of this cheap and thorough method Of
Learning Bookkeeping must procure hsr tickets to-day,
as tas Is the only which viii Be given New
YORK Price Of tickets for the ~hols course, including
copy Of Ross boo<-ssePlag Only Three Dollars
ELEGANT AID VALUABLE ESckAvIscs-Ths evening an
extensive and beautiful collection Of London and Pan,
Ensrsvinss will be sold By RoYAL GUKLEY Co. At their
Rooms 50 Broadway, corner Of Dusnsss consisting Of
nch variety prints many Of them brilliantly
ored including also me Inc sDsssnss and costly
nexEountos
- R,chelie1" Diamond p ointed Gold Pens for e.
only The points Of these superior Pens warranted
70 o. and A. after full trial, any nperfeeton 10
discovered IN them, they may be returned Sold ouy b.
B. T. WaTsos Co. - William ct. door below Wall
st. T. sAvAcE, q Fulton-st Gold Pen and Psneil
Cases every variety AZ tbs lowest prices Sod Pens
a. ., q - aud ~ 81. God Pens repaired
re- The most variety Of the improved Msal
lie Rubber Fabrics s have the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse eo Broadway. Their ovsrshoes they
can brss In
CLoAks, CLoAks-Just received large assortment Of
Closks Of the newest French styles Also Velvet and Silk
vzstts plain and embroidered, which will be sold cheap
kr sA<h, By corr MoosE, IA csnalst ais Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

UNITED STATS CrRcuIr CoURr-D 81 isions.-
Berj Wade- and Others vs. Edrayd CtastHsy-Jutgmeni
for defendant on the verdict
La5aa Jacobs ads Blaaehards Gua Stock Faetory-Mo
ton tor trial denied judgment the verdict for
the plainuf
HoSS DeLamaty ads. JOHN B. EnusoH-Wrt Of error
refused.
UTldy vs. Gsyl1-Ordered that defendant keep an
account on osn 10 be returned and ned quarterly Of
the amount Of his manufactures.
Adjourned 10 ID December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ Captain Owen. of the British Navy, few years
ago detailed At great length the mortality which took
place among bis people while employed In survey
Ing the African coast. 1T may 10 fact DO question
ed says this great navigator, whether our very
severe Losses were not In measure attribute
bs to European medical prsctice-Bleeding snd
Csome being decidedly the most deadly enemies
10 tropical climate. During the whole time Of this
prevalence OF the Fever, had no, instance Of
perfect recovery after liberal application of the lancet
or of this medicine Captain Owen farther states that
be himsef recovered wiihou, either bleeding cslo
mel while the snip sdoctor died martyr TO hs faith
He bed himself took caomel, and died
DR.. DICKSON of London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
IL can't be True

That Brig Gen. w ebb has been ordered to Ken.
lucky 10 hold in observ alton the fine old farm house
at Ashland so that it shall not be torn down in any
sudden eherescence OF grog shop Patriotism on
account OF that anti War, sntiC Conquest, Mexican
Speech OF It's owner. The Union is silent on the
.uhtAsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
BY THE SOUTHERN mAH.

~ The South CaroiiniaH says that Hon. Jas
A. Black. a Member Of Congress from South Caro-
lima has declined reelection and Gen. d. Wal
lace Of Union has been put in nomination a
candidate to supply the vacancy" Whatvacancy 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
Business Notices.

FuRsi FuRsii Fuss li-GsNiS, 2li Broadway having
determined the close Of the present season IN consv
qucnce Of the great increase IN the Hat aud Gap sos
for sale his entire stock Of fashionable fufs which were
manufactured expressly for customers 81 extreme
y ox prices Lsis. will find At his spacious establish
snt directly opposite ST. Pauls Church. elegant a,
sornent Mus aud Nieornes manuiaetnfed Of the to
iferant furs Stone MsTten Lynx fiteh, Efmine'
nd Doxn. plucked from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
Christianity and Peace,

10 AZ kdIVT q IN TTtotati
The following extract from the communica alton OF
a valued correspondent, In England. seems pertinen,
with the presen, times Would ,ha, rulers might be
aetna ed BY It's Recommendation and no, saejec.
this favored nation to the mPuision conveyed In the
latter part of the paragraph
We jOce In the belief that correct application OF
the pescesble principles Of he Gospel Of Chrin s
spreading in our and In other lssos We hail a
symptom OF shiened view msny Instances OF ster
yesrs In which disputes between nations have eeen
red BY Arbitration and not oy 10 the AMI Chris
Tan practice OF War Msy ssnse Of the wisdom and
rae poley Ct Arbitration increase Until II AL become
inc eemse rule or the determination OF such differ
snoos Aoa on tia. all nstlcos thai take upon them
me name OF Chris, may DO brought BY toe light OF His
pl. 20 see mai Ia having recourse to settle
aspees ana 10 gratifying the lusi Of eouques, aDd
pssmss y, 80 ossssea Tor His holy name TO be bias
f"0-'ss y S1snOmeis and Pssans~ p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
FROM NASSAU, n. Pan arrival a. Charlestol
brings the following Items NASSAU. Oc,ober 30

FROM NASSAU, y. P.-An arlvA a. Charleston
brings the following Items NASSAU Oc,ober 30.
An arrival yesterday from the Ls~srd Keys, or Bank
brought accounts OF the wreck Of the Eogish brig
Georgisna Bsset master her way from As;snzas 10
Europe, with load OF coffee, sugar and rum. The
mate Of the wrecked vessel has arrived with part Of the
cargo the remainder Of IL has been saved and only
waits the arrival OF vessels TO bring II 10 Nassau
Last evening the soop Dash also came In from Crook
ed Island bringing accounts Of an American vessel with
assorted cargo Of provisions &c being wrecked 10
thel neighborhOod.
The Dsss hss brought portion Of the cargo 10 this
port
The American schr Spartan. c. NJ Lane, from Boston
for 81 Jsso de Cuba with cargo Of pork butter lard
cheese &C. wss icst 90 Fish Key Crooked Island
on the Inst The cargo hm been mostly isve1 though
in damaged state and part Of Il has esdy been
brought 10 this port The remainder will b here next
week Vessel total loss. Coasisnees Darling Co.
Nope~bu 3.-we have been Informed that sewers. Of
the American soldiers recently wrecked have since
their arrival here made their escape shore and
deserted. The police force has however been on The
alert aud understand have succeeded In recapturins
two OF them. for which they have received $50 he
amount made psysbe BY the L. :. Government being
$50 head tor esch one who may be caught
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

HENRY CLAY.-Mr- Anthony has published
speaking mnisture OF the Ges, Statesman engraved
Steel from Dsguerrecype set In beautiful ensmeled
glaze frame and all afforded for 81 There ought to DO
thousands sod and probably will be-
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Court Calendar.

COMMON PLxu.-Par, Nos IS, n % 81. y, IS,
81 80 a. A. Part Mos. l3 - "a % y, 30, 81 "a.
80 % 40.
CrHcurr Cousr-Adourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

past week several gentlemen (mosty Clersymen) in the
Western part of this State, New.York and Msne, re-
ceived notes of the following character
BosroS. Nov g ls47.
We have received for you per bng Juno one case and
one package the freight aud charges which are -
36 which please remit together with instructions for for
g. b. AMORY 4 co.
some OF these gentlemen not thinking IL proper 10
send the money wrote 10 Rev. r. Anderson OF the
Missionary Rooms Pembertonsquare 20 examine into
the matter pay ths bills and forward the pscksges-
Mr. Anderson. upon examination, could hnd no such
hrm as b B Amory Co.
The subject brought to the attention Of the City
Marshal who answered the letters On Saturday morn
log q, about 10 o'clock man By tho name OF Charles
saunders while calling for letters at the Post Office was
arrested lie detained until evening but his Of
fence only attempt at swinding and ~ tho Mar
sha could obtain evidence enough 10 procure
rant Saunders discharged. The sums named Ia bis
due for freight and charges varied from s. 80
to 50 90.
The Marshal has the names Of some ten or dozen
fictitious firms and appears that about l7O letters have
been written BY Saunders, purporting TO come from
these firms He had not succeeded In raising dollar BY
bis swindling game Boston Anss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ For those who have goods supplies Of any kind
suited the Of the people VI other counties, or
Of the country the Newspaper Advertising Agency
ofV B. PnMER, Tribune Buildnss. affords the means OF
l.,,,n, than lnox A. uls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ For the information OF advertisers aud subscriber
the best newspapers Of tho country have found It necss
ssy give repeated notices in their respective papers
that b. PALMER Is their only authorized Agent In tho
anti eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

Ery half day passed Il the AnsrieAn Mrssun 10 vel
spent IL like stn6 ying history Of the world in BRET
between the curiosities and saloon bis al Of
wonder and Among the euriositlss the
models Of the Amstsd Slaves and the ceebstec Shaks
pere collection The Ethiopian seTsnsders, Gresf West
Morris AID others appear IL the saloon After
noon and eyenlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

RsNArss or CAPT. PEARsos.-The members OF
the Brooklyn Lgh, Guard met Saturday evening ss'
and adopted measures to cause ths remaius of Capt
Pearson be brought from Mexico to be Inferred with
appropriate ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ COUNTRY MERcHANrs DRUcotsrs who are
buying goods town will hnd purchase OF krkorides
Tsttersss Heave Powders TO be safe and profitable
There 10 constantly increasing demand for them. For
proof Of their efficacy Advertisement IN another col
umn. A. II. GoUGH Co. Wholesale Druggists, lty Fol.
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

The afuTe cam OF hOfn : Iako
Every article will be found marked down ~ the lowest
price ffom which there will b. no variation, and ladies
may tor themselves when they inspect the goods tho
lowest pfiee al which they can be put Mo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

Now 10 rHr FUR UF.-And KNOB, ~ Fulton-s St
- prepared his Winter customer. with the best
and cheapest Furs be found la The city For turhsr
particular call at the counter Of mis- 2w@l kNON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

Receipt Of Flour, 27OOO bbs. Corn. $1,000
bush. Wheat, 5000 Barley 1900 Oats 10 900. Tne
Flour market dull to-day but the change i' very
marked. Gsnesee is nomnaiy, s6S6 l2i Western.
Is 81 a6 Sales Of 10000 bush round Barley 500 aud
10000 bushels Oats at a. cts. sales Of 1000 bushels
Flsxseed at 1885 c,s Whisky is dull a, Z7s. Eo;hng
doing In Wheat or Corn-market nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ We are indebted to Mr.. Dennis Of the
Springfield and New Haven route for Boston papers Of
yesterday, In advance of the mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
Cary & Hart-Hesdiey.
PHLAost,sIl. Nov u. is,-

fhL&Dslf"it, nov u, 1871
r az Eifors 81 ~ T. asuAs "
Gr~rLsNrs We have this d.y for~uaed bym. ..
the Coarier ard Enquirer arsply slsstsr of Hs..
levi. whieh appeared In that journal the lth nss A..
As our former letter copied into yoar paper {" r..
Tnbunsl I. pad Advertisement. you vail also ils>rt
the one have this day them dated 18th inst 40
a. paid advertisement. together with copies Of soes.
meat ke) immediately anef It's appearance IN thai jour.
nal together with tn. letter. sna oehss CAREY BART
PnL,oELrm, Nov u, isg.
T, ~ Ed,ior. Of ~ Csurisr ard Enqvsy
GsSrs Az yoar paper Of yesterday. No, euter H.
perceive another letter T Hss6l-y, reply 70
IN the Courier and Enquirer Of the 3th INST ia which h.
s,.tssI see that Carey Hart have sssiH CARRIED nv
letter order 10 put stop toe eorf-'Ponasnee
with who makes ,rsa asssioH, We append hereto
uoas copy Of the extract b.. original letter which
speak Itself and decline replying 70 sny farther
statements he may make ether directly or indirectly
We also append foE ihs satisfaction Of the public he
opinions Of vs0us publishing houses extensively kno~n
throughout the United states who 81 the tine. March.
lsg7 exam ned tse whole correspondence between T.
Heasiey his publishers Baker seibnsf and ourselves
and gave Us their opinions, which obtained by
prev.ou, % commencing he publication Of" Washing
ton Ard the Generals Of the Revolution And AFTER e.
fer 70 ssge the controversy decision OF three 6sn
terssted houses IN Ne~-Yors ~ss net accepted
Yours respectfully, CAREY HART
B, It Known that Edward Har.i. No,sry Pablis tor
the Commonwealth OF Penusy NsnA duly commissioned
.nd .sorn residing Ia the City OfPhiadephs DO hereby
certify and attest that have THIS day carefully compared
the printed extract in Messrs Carey hNts eoununi.
cation published In the New.York Courier and Euqnsr
OF the oh OF November. 1917 containing the following
language 20 wit " have had ia contemplation history
OF the last wars condensed hisiofy-perhsps miset -
called = military one for which think there s place
II lisa little GUAR that should have 10 standard hs
tory OF that war / shall return 20 New-lork "a wesk
or two wien shall decide on what undertake Nothing
ftgfwr ma A
,h ,6ur fnapr.t on the ttlspAge There no house
M. country should prefer have books before your
with the gius letter Of 7 hescey nom which -
addressed 70 Messrs Carey Hart Philsde ghis and re
the said printed extract 20 ssee ne for lne ana ~cit
Tor word consscuvey. with the said original letter WIN
out any addition sbTid sment, alteration OF ntefpoAuor
whatever either IN the original letter OF printed eAtset
Whereof an sestsfon being required have siyen ms
under my hand aud NotAgial seal 81 fhilsceipns,
L. : this 18th day OF N0vemher, Eishteen hsndr-c
and Forty seven. EDWARD HI R>I, Not fsp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

UsTrxD STATES ConMsuoSzas OETrcz-Beiore
Commission ID. L. Gsrdner.-James Hhle. second N ats
Of the ship Christians. was examined on charge Of
cruel and unusual punishment Of the cspenter and the
case dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
co,- Martial will sit on Thursday ev

~ A Court Marital will sit on Thursday even
Ing sext % Try Col Alexander Mig. Jr Tor eer'sin
charges preferred azsinss bun ey 'fen-r-i AL sro-os
out of dfHrgiss occurring 90 me occasion OF AZ
-. corner s,ora Of the Washington Monument Ten.
c~org. P Morris bas been appointed President and
Co Yates Jssup and others We nave not heard o. are
10 form The Court Col Dodge, Judge Advocate
~ ~ Sunday Tines.
Gsxssr sEs,lo<s-H Monday Thomas Bsrger.
.sn.n VA uur on bis trial this morning Tor grand
1- h, h.r'rg stolen purse containing 50 In gold
-osu snt bank bills from Andrew mcfarland oeyseI.
man Who cane . pstseugrr IN the snp On oo@,u "a
lich he prfsoner wss employed u Was SHOWN 10 rf'
erce hai TIRE pursa having In u four so'rreisns Ana
h.f and some silver soin only were iodnd IN tne pos
.es,iop Of the sccgsed on The morning alter the columns
I'm OF the larceny. The Jury thsreiore' ioanc zoe
rr.oner guilty a petit larceny, and =, Cooft sent
sin 10 the Peniisniiary flr 6 months James MAI
hes. was then put trial for grand iarceny 10 nav
ing broken open trunk belonging % NJ hf~in Harris
At bis bosr dius house slo Fgionat ana taken
o, shu, sjO worth Of wearing sppsrel on The nth OF
Angu,t Lat The accused not having succeeded IN es
Gaping from the premises with the property the !ary
found Rim guilty Of stempt 10 commit grand isr
ceuy and the Court sent him 10 sing ciDs oS TIE tern
Of Two wears and FIVE months James McWiliiams
was then put on bis trisi for having been concerned
with william McWilisus 10 stealing shout $50 and
silver watch, from James Driscol ats hs1se In Anino
nv Of kept By named Green. on the 18th OF Au-
sus, lsst Before the close Of the the Court sd
journed until tomorrow morning.
Jurors Fiasd-The following named Jurors-John
Auchincoss Garrett Schenck, Samuel Waterbury. John
B. Carroll Terence D0unelly and jonathan smith not
answering when called, were esch fined ssS for non
attendance.
lSQUEsrs.-The Coroner was called yesterday %
hold an Inquest a the corner OF Delaney and Temp
kips street upon the body Of Caleb Wood native Of
Long Island aged p years. who VISA accidentally
drosnsd Friday night las. In attempting 10 get on
board bis vessel. lying at the foot Of Desncy-st Ner
diet accordingly Also yesterday 81 No. 81 Cannon
81 upon the body Of John morrill,. native OF New York,
sged 49, who died sunday afternoon Of congestion
Of the lungs. produced by mt Verdict accordingly.
Also. yesterday, At No Al Veseyst upon the body
Of Daniel Lynch native Of ireland, sged q years, Who
10 bic des,h Sunday nigh, from injuries re-
celved By falling into the area OF house i3 Veseys'.
The Jury found verdict sccordingy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
PETERSBURG, Va Nov IS lsi7.
New Orleans papers have failed today.
Legislature of New-York....srscrAL

SENATE. ..ALsAST Nov l5-7P.M
On the 9th ballot Joseph II Anderson was nom
mated for Canal Commissioner
The rest Of the session was occupied in debating
bill making appropriations FOR the furthersnce Of
National Exchanges. Alexandra Vattemare be
ing designated agent Not disposed Of
ASSEMBLY.
The bill for the Incorporation OF Cities and VII.
lagos was referred to be reported complete.
Mr. FEsSo gave notice Of bill 10 protect Mag
netic relegrsphs.
Thomas Cloves was nominated for Canal Com
missioner and subsequently confirmed in joint
meeting Of the two Houses by a majority Of votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

CHARGE OF RAPE.-A young glrl by the name
OF Sarah Ann Johnson yesterday preferred complain,
against and caused the arrest Of John Van Houter of
Csnsrse for having attempted to commit an outrageous
assault upon her person the 18th Of October while
she was on her way from her fathers residence to
store in the beforensmed place. II sPpesrs ths. the
girl passing secluded thicket when the accused
seized her and conveyed her to the hicket and was
about perperating his Infamous designs when her
attracted tho attention OF gentleman who was
riding by The william fed snd could not b. found until
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OepxNssuhsH. Nov. IL. ls47.

The Official canvass Of St Lawrence County
shows the following resu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

DARING ASSAULT AND LARcEsY-As Mrs
Beecher wife OF Rev n. w. Beecher. YVES passing up
Hck.st 90 Saturday evening with two small packages,
she was violently assaulted BY a colored man, who
wrested one OF the packages from her and made hs es
cape whit, and has not yet been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

FRasKLS FIRE Co-This Company give their
Fourth Annual Ball this evening a, the City Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

DARise THEFr.-some daring rogue on sstur-
day evening entered the house OF Mr. John r Clark 10
Powsrsst and stole therefrom large amount Of vsus
BILE wearing apparel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

wAsHIssroS CRocxEEy srosE. 1873 willian-st-sse I'd.
Of O. H. CLAPr in another column. TT So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

SUPREME CouRr-Genersi Term-Before judges
HurIout McCoun and Msson.-Habeas C0rYus-In the
csss OF Prime Ward Co. the Court held that the sill
well act 10 constitutional At least far relates %
alignment debtor Az 10 the sisvit not beirs Sufficient
10 enough for the purposes Of this decision that too
Judz. WAC Issued considered IL 10 be 90 and
this Court x not review the Official Of the jatss In
proceeding ike kabeas e0rpEs All that inc Court fses
tsf sutnoPxed 70 DO a. relates 70 VIII of kabsas
pas TO see that the party 10 legally dstained BY ihs
sheriff and ,hs, an adsvit presented on which The
warrant was founded. Motion 10 dsmi" TIE warrant
denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER CHURoH.-A Congregational Church
TO be organized Thursday evening Of this week to
worship in the house just completed on Clinton
avenue. Brooklyn. Sermon on the occasion by Rev.
Henry W. Beecher, pastor Of the Plymouth Church
This believe is the fourth church Of that denomins
tor 10 our sister city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

SwISDLIsG OPERATION DEfEATLD.-During the
past week several gentlemen (mostiy Cersymen) In the
Western part of this State, New.York and Msine re.
c.lyed notes OF toe folio wing character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

srYxNIoR CouRr-In Cham s-Before Judge
sandford-H abeas C0rpas.-Heary Ptaktsn, a young
man Of respectable family and clerk IN wholesale
store o. 9 salary Of upward Of $500 year got into
company became intoxcated and enlisted was brought
NJ for discharge Msrsels ESQ appearing on his be-
half The proof Of bis being into xicHted at the time ap
pesrins to The Subtraction Of the Judge be vss d.
charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

CHEAP ISsTRUcrIos.-The Mercantile Library
Association have made their arrangements tor classes
during the coming season II viii be perceived BY re-
ference ~ their Advertisement that several classes
not hitherto connected with the Association have been
formed among others class In Execution, and classes
In Rhetoric, Mathematics, Astronomy and Photography
The Instructors engaged By this institution OF
knowledgec ability, and the prices Amos, nominal We
cheeruy present. subject to the young Of New
York being convinced ihA, the facilities for mental In
provement thus offered rarely obtained.
EyEsIsGs Exhibitions or PAISrIsGs-Ihe large
ans beautiful collection Of paintings free exit
biiion In the ChsDbersss Gallery, Granite Building,
will be open 10 ,hs inspection OF ladies' and gentlemen
this evening and every day and evening until the sale
which takes plsee Thursday and Saturday mornings
AITksPT TO RoB THE SEvrSTH WARD BAsK.
An attempt made on Sunday night 10 enter the
seventh Ward Bank from the rear. which however VA
unsuccessful 90 far a. he main beet vu concerned.
The thieves pulled down portion Of the wall OF me
store OF hessrs smith \ Co. and under cover OF that
easing pursaed their operations. They then removed
part OF TIE bank VAL drilled throus tbs iron vsai add
we're J1ss Al tner booty when they disturbed pro
baby ~ The Chei Of Police Who coca tho round Of The
lo<er part OF the City every Sunday night
de and an on1cer fingered me bank last night in
eonversaiion. and observed By them 70 b.
moving away from there Probably he had given the
alarm 70 hs comrades Who eit complete Get Of bar.
siArt tools behind them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

CLoAKs, CLoAKs.-Jast received large assortment Of
Coxks Of the French styles ALSO, Velvet and SILK
vIzstt plain and embroidsrsd which will be sold cheap
hr esxh, By sSorr l. MoosE, IA Csaslst ais Sc