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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

DOsE-WOOD FURNITURE Of The best mslonal
and workmsnshp and latest style and paierns Tor sas
by ln4l J. W. soUTaAck. rs BroedwV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

COAL.-I can al ali times furnish the best Red and
" White Ash Coss, ow any dealer 10 first quality
Goals liberal discount 10 grocers and others who buy
largely TO sell again GRO. WARNER,
jyi5lm' Yard $50 Houston st-EstabHsbsd In 1888.
COAL.-Red or White ASH large nut q So; Range
Nsoye or Egg s. per ton, rescrsened from yards sis
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
city Politics.

JAMES MorRoK IN THE FIELD.-ws understand
that Col James Monroe, 20 we'll known to the public
has been put forward BY his friends independent
candidate for Congress from the sixth district aud
strong hopes Of his election entertained Colonel
Monroe Is able. active and honora BILE mau, and In
of his election would without doubt make an ex-
oeent representative. He Is put forward Ia opposi-
ton to the Fourierite and the anti rishman and it
would be COED thing If the hunkers and barnburners
would unite in supporting him.
The BARNBURNER MEErINo.-The meeting Of the
barnburners of last night, at vauxhan, being
the first Of series which marked with perfect
medley Of enthusiasm and disorder The Hon. John
NJ Miles, of Connecticut, spoke until the people be-
came so impatient that they endeavored to hiss and
groan him of the stand but he stuck out like srtyr
Our reporter informs that 1t Of the richest
meetings Of the campaign.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, (5rH WARD) George
Cornell Esq, last evening received the ~hig nomi-
pato for Assembly in this district the candidates
previously named having withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

JOHN TARaEE AND THE OLD DEMOCRACY OUT FOR
TAYLoR.-John Targee, one OF the oldest, most
influential, and respectable of the democratic
politicians of this city, and we'll known here In
political matters for the last thirty years. has, we
believe, abandoned the free soil electoral ticket,
and declared his intention to vote for Genera
Taylor. So has Jonathan |. Coddington, and
many other old democrats.
John Targee is well known to the old politicians
of this city, as having been the principal spoke OF
the wheel that formerly ran Martin Van Buren, to
power. He has ever been ardent and true
friend of the Kinderhook statesman; but, in the
recent free soil movement, he does not seem to
agree, to the same extent, with his followers. Mr..
Targee will vote for DIX as Governor, and General
Tay lor as President and we have no doubt but
many of the good old barnburners will make up
their minds to perform the same feat next Tues
day Great changes are gong on.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
The Jersey Congressional Election.

TO EDITOR THE HkRALD-
You appear to be ut SIS to account for that fun
niest all fanny nomi nations" the nomina OF
James G. King, d" the nnaDcer and broker, of Wall
street, to represent portion II The people of New
jersey in the next Copgfese; but you would have
foul little difficulty in doing had you known that
this State Is governed by three powerful onopolies
the lottery brokers of Jersey City he Jersey City
ferry monopolsts- and the railroad managers The
lottery interest represented in the present GO ngress
by Mr Gregory, who now retros to make way for the
FERRY Association which is to be represe by Mr.
King who will, in turn, probably retire to way
for a nominee of the railroad interest These several
portions OF the great ruling power Of the State
brace both wings aud democrats: and IL matters little
them which political succees at the elections
for they always divide the spoil They q sort of
family party always acting together, and they
always control those wbe elected to eihce, they
may safely leave TO the people the enjoyment that
suits from going through the form OF election D.
We doubt whether the Wall street 6nancier
by roos,ing In New Jersey, can make a rotten
borough Of that State. General Taylor will gel
IFS electoral vo,e; and that honest, sound repub
llcan, and good whg, Joe Hollingsworth, Of
Newark, who is up for Congress IN the fifth dis.
trict, in opposition to James G.. King, the Wal
street broker, will follow IN the wake of Rough
and Ready. New Jersey cannot be made rotten
borough this year.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

AL wonderful that much confusion exists In the
minds Of those who ere delegated to form . republic
that so much difference Of opnien exists smsns the
masses They all honestly striving to reach the
same point; the radical sincere in their
views the moderate and 1t will be by ge neral
fuion Of the different parties that the grand OBJ
ject can be accomplished.
The position Of France at the latest dates, with ell
the difficulties whch still surround convention Is
most extraordinary; and the people have, uotwith-
standiDg the bloody which have been enacted
IN the streets of Paris exhibited degree Of modera-
ton much to their credit When We consider that the
people have had the power In their own hands, and
were we'll acquainted with the extent of that power 1t
Is wonderful that they have not committed more
cesses, and that so much order and good feeling sx-
list. 1t is the best guaranty In the world that
public, upon the most modern principles will be ult-
mately established in that country 1t will, however
be the work of years and within that time difficulties
of the mott alarming nature will doubt srse but
they cannot be otherwise than temporary, and like
the waves upon the ocean after storm, every sue
csedipg will be less and less, until the whole
face sinks into repose.
The commercial intelligent by this arrival does not
amount to much Cotton and oonsos have dec ned
viii . corn has slightly advanced. The accounts Of
the markets are not favorable those by the pre-
yious steamer. We have abandoned all hope of a
more encouraging state of things for many months
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

The Weekly Herald. 4.
The contents of this she ct, this week, are as

European Intelligence received by the Hbernia very full
and the position of po
cal and commercial Affairs Great itan ireland France
Ialy uslra hungary the Danuban Provinces Russia
the other States of Europe obtained from
respondents ard oler News from Mexico Texas
&c Political Intelhgence-Saistcs; Nominations Letters
Taylor Clay and Van Buren, etc Reports the Proceed
iugs Wh and Democratic Mass Msengn the city New
York Domestic and general intelligence
Report Of the Trial Of Greenwood for Murder the High
se,s Editorial articles various subjects Theatrical Po.
ce other City Intelligence Miscellaneous Items
mercial Intelligence Money Market Markets generally Ship
Ping. &c, &c.
Single copies in wrappers for the mails, sixpence.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Nov. ID II. M.
The tendency Of prices In the stock market is still
downward. At the first board, to-day, Norwich and
Worcester declined u per cent; Morris Canal, III
Readirg q Railroad, u; Canton Company. q; Erie Rail-
road new stock advanced All others closed at prices
cure mt at the clore yesterday.
At the second board, Treasury notes fell off 3 por
cent; Harlem Railroad al United States 6s 6s, Z.
The afternoon sales small.
The Eagle Fire Company have declared a dividend
of eight per cent, payable on the 9th inst.
The Bowery Bank bas declared dividend of four per
cent pa ysbe the 10th inst
The Concord, N H., Railroad Company, have de-
clared semi an diyden of five per cent, paya-
Lle on the 10th inst.
IL was announced at early hour this morning,
that the steamship Hibernia, from Liverpool, with
seven days later intelligence from all parts of Europe,
wa- teegraphed below Boston, but in consequence of
some distractions on the wires the news was not re-
oeived here until nearly o'clock. An Extra Herald
was issued Immediately after and the nature of the
adyices soon became generally known throughout the
city The Political intelligence is highly important.
The whole Of Europe appears to be in state of revo
luton; one vast political cauldron boiling with
the intensity of its interna fires. Time, instead Of
allaying the excitement and quieting the public
mind, appears to sgitate It still more deeply and do
velope those feelings which at frst were uuhesrd Of
It's now evident that nothing short OF univer' al
political revolution throughout the CONT aent Of
Europe will satisfy the masses. Europe is in state
of fermentation and several changes will be expe-
rien and much time elapse before anything like
order will grow out Of the terrible state Of oufuson
now existing Such revol utions do not subside in q
month or year; years will hardly suffice to eonso-
date and give strength to the new governments which
Will ultimately take the place Of those tottering aud
falling to the ground. We can, in our security aud
quiet, hardly realize the utter utilization of all po-
tical power, upon such movement Of the masses as
has taken place the principal countries of Europe
We have grown up under republican form of govern
ment and have become accustomed to the power Of
the people, that we cannot imagine what a revulson
must take place any country when the people Of that
country at once throw III the rule of kings and under
take to govern themselves They riot for time,
and the removal of all restraint makes them almost
mad with 10y Fortunately, the population OF this.
country was limited when our revolution took place
and these were times when the establishment Of re-
public was very doubtful question The immense
population Of Europe has been born aud educated un-
| der monarchies and the people are ignorant OF even
the theory OF self government is not therefore, as
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
MARKETS IrLSEWHERE,

STOCK SALES
Nov 2Stock Hoard E2N MARYLAND Sterling
5 7 $3.50 do 75 $lU Baltimore 6s $780, 9 27 shs Ma.
rne Bank d.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3Sond boards 600 State SIS 73sI;
Schuy hil Nav. 6s & 2s 100 shares Morris Canal
BcsroN Nov 2Rrokcrs Board shs Boston and Maine
Railroad O Vermont Central Railroad 6n Saturday; do
do s.; Is Western Halroad 9ss4 do 9y 10 Yer
Mas.s Railroad AZ 25 Resopg Railroad l6, @ Win.
Co. 70; 90 East Boston Co 10 16; 10 do do lO
FOREIGN MARKETS. s-~-7w-
HAVANA, Oct 14-The same animation prevails in
the sugar market noticed at the end OF the pre-
G, ng week. and n considerable quantity has been
sold ut much higher prices The demand continues
brisk for all classes the article and the quantity
on be nd which originally very limited has much
decreased OF the quantity Of sugar exported between
the 7th md 14h instant in the aggregate IL 967 boxes
1850 went to New York; 9lbk to New Orleans. and
$40 Phiadelphia. Prices Cur,ent-Haf and half, in
ferior to common, 5H and to So and TX; middlipg
ar good 6A aud ~ to and s; superior 5i4 and 81
to 6k and 81; Crushed, inferior to common. 5,4 to
5h mdolipg and good 5s4 to superior and exc.u-nt
none White. inferior to common TO 71s; Middling
and good ~ to s; superior 8; Cucuruchos. mitding
and good AZ to 5; Muscovados, none. Coffee There
have been some sales of this berry and Of 42s bags
exported / 200 ehipped to New Orleans Prices
New crop 81 to 9; Triaches to the arrobe Me-
laes IL good demsn nd and prices firm; 779 hhds.
have been shipped to Boston Erchange-Spain aud
8 premium; London 60 days 10 do; Paris 2 to do /;
New York and Boston TX to do New Orleans,
,hort to Az premium Mexican doubloons 1X to 1sl,
md dollars do to 81 premium.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov. 3-6 z. M.
The weeks later news brought by the H hernia, at
Boston and published in an Extra Herald hal the
effect of uneetting the kets for nd for
cotton Holders OF corn demanded higher rates; but
only liz ght sales effected. Flour rema ned about
the same Wheat held some what frmer; sales of
Ohio and o parcel Of common Western were made on
ter ms st ated below. Meal held at an advance
after the news. Rye quiet. Oats exhibited no
change. Provisions were steady, and about vest r.
day prices for pork maintained. There were fair
transactions in sugar, without material change N
quotations. Cotton was unsettled, and sales ode
rate and to the home trade.
BREApsTUFFs.-E EiOur-The sales before the newa
amouat to about 600 bbls and Change to about
2utO to 1900 do. including mixed brands Michigan
at So lSA a $5 25; and straight do. at 53IT and
straight q. .ptsee ut S5 IL, with small lots re
ported at SIS 376 The market closed at alb out the
same rates those current before the news South.
ern was nominal at SIS 62]s Wheat Sales Of {. 900
bushels of Ohio were made at ST Is and 900 do com
mo II western at 81 Corn-The sales eff. cted before
the news, amounted to 49, COO q 20 900 bushels in
Guiding mixed, at sc CSC. and und yellow at 72c
After the 400 bu hels Of white sold ut 800
small lot Of fiat yellow out of order sol ou terms not
Indicative Of the state of the market Dealer, were
waiting the receipt OF private letters. Mrat- Before
the 1900 bbls changed hands, at $S 25 afer
the news, it held at an advance. Rye-Saies of
1500 bushels were made at 66c. Oafs-SAles were
making at 35c for canal BarIey-A small sale of 600
bush hes made at 65c.
Corron-The news by the steamer is pretty much
what expected and Of itself would prob ably
have been felt here; but the upward tendency OF
freip to Liverpool has added to the difficulty Of get
trg eNp rters into market and the sales
confined to the home trade, who have only taken
$50 bales
PRuyIsroNs.-250 bbls pork were reported sold. in.
cudipg mesa, at Sl2 % to Sl3 and prime at 50 Lard
Small sales made at IKE. Be.f-Ssles of 200 to
hams sold S12 So Cheese-Sses Of 25O boxes extra
made at ia TO Tbc.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Terrible Railroad Accident,

BosToN, Nov. 3, 1848
The extra train from Lynn for Salem, came in COLI.
sion with the extra train from Salem for Marbehead
at the junction Of Marb.head branch, about three
quarters of mile out Of Salem, soon after IL O'Clock
last night and killed six persons and wounded ten or
fifteen more Those killed, aud nearly all those in.
jured on the Marblehead train, and belonged to
that place.
The persons killed were John Gloon, Samuel Man.
ming Nathaniel ROundy Henry Frifoy, John Cross,
and q boy, name unknown
This express was probably carrying reporter
with Mr. Websters speech, made last night, at Lynn
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Sporting Intelligence.

TRorTiSG MATcHEs-rwo trottipg matches were
decided yesterday afternoon, at the Union Course
The attendance was, az the Yankees cay, rather
sparse; but that did not affect the troing for the
aport excellent otwtbsta ng IL Is true that
neither Lady Suffolk, Moscow, nor sutton engaged;
neither did Jack Rossi,er Grey Eagle, or Black Hawk
with their two and half time yet those who visited
good time in both matches. The foreign by the
steamer Hibernia crowds out the details until an
40
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Markets.

BUFFALO, Nov 3-P NJ
Receipts within the past tweoty four hours Flour
1000 bbls. wheat, 600 bushels corn 80, 900 do
The market for flour was firm, with up yard ten
denoy in prices, We notice sales OF 2 100 bbl. at
$4 37h 81 A. In wheat. there sales of 20 600
bushels. at 90c. OF rye. notice saes of 20 600
bushels, at 4Sc. 45c Freighs are "A shade easier:
We quote -four to Albany, SOC wheat, 2lc. 22c and
corn, 1Sc q 19c.
ALBANY. Nov. 3-P NJ
Receipts by canal within the past twebtyfour hours:
Flour, Is 200 bbs.; wheat, q 500 bu shes corn 10
do; barley % 600 do Flour dull and 10 sales of
memoDt transpired or wheat there were sales Of
2 500 bushels Genesee, at 81 % In barley sa-s were
made of l3 600 bushels at 6l1sc n e41so. Oats are
steady, with sales Of 600 bushels, at 33c q 3lc
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

HE ITALIAN OPERA-WnLIT SUCCEED ?-Manv
OF the newspapers state that Mr.. Fry has succeeded
already, after his first half weeks management.
IN establishing the Italian Opera permanently IN
New York. From what we have seen and heard,
however, we doubt very much the ability of Mr..
Fry to accomplish such work. He has, indeed.
some good materials; but the choruses, scenery
and details are exceedingly defective, and most
miserably arranged The chorus singing at his
theatre is specimen of bawhng and noise almost
equal to dozen troups of negro mnstrels and
the scenery the verest daubs ever stuck UP in
a shilling theatre. They would not be tolerated
at the BOwery
The attendance on the first night was pretty fair,
as first nights generally are. But the attempt to
establish two distinct classes of society here
refined end vulgar, aristocracy ano low born-as
we have seen attempted in making line between
subscription nights and ''extra nights" vii
hardly be tolerated, we should think, in commu-
nifty like that of New York.
Another very curious, but questionable, point in
the new management of the Opera, is the arrange
ment by which Mr.. Fry controls all the news
papers, and directs them to attack this artist and
puff that one according to Instructions Issued from
his sanctum. We have seen specimens of the
working Of this system, in the ungentlemanly and
ungallant treatment which Madame Pico and
Teresa Trufii received and we perceive that
the Courier and Enquirer, one of his organs,
reiterates the mean lnsinuations and desplcable
remarks with which the latter was assaed and
prosecuted while performing amid so many diff
cultes in Phlladelp phIa.
We have much to say on this subject before we
finish, if the project don't finish itself before we
get time.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Disaster Oh ST. Clair River.

BUFFALO, Nov. 3-P. M.
The brig Empire with full load Of mer cha ndise
bound to Chicago, was run into by the propeller
Princeton, on Wednesday night forty miles above ST.
Clair river and sunk in twenty four feet water The
vessel was insured.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING LAST EVENING -
We have on hand report of the democratic
meeting which took place at Tammany Hall last
evening; but our space is so much occupied with
foreign news, that we cannot possibly find room
for 1t in to-day's paper We may be able to pub.
linh Il
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

UNITED STATES DisrHcT COURT, Nov. 3-Before
Judges Nelson and Belts -T,iai for Murder the
High Seas Friday. 9th day This case was summed
up to day. and the jury retired at half past o'clock
At O'Clock last night they returned and rendered
verdict OF against the prisoner (Green
woody, which subjects him to punishment Of three
wears.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
City Intelligence.

DIED FROM INJUR,hs - me youug man, James Roo
pey whom noticed in Yesterdays Heroid as meet
ing with very severe injury in heug by the
wheel of heavy truck, while in in the forth light
procession died yesterday morning from the injuries
ived
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

Since EspcNsChtid opened his Hat Store
at NJ street. hatters have bsea il agony
deene their dc and resortsd to all kinds of
gem regain their lost puf the most ridul
the futile daily advertised
traits Of that cbarm, contratrc Anna Bishop put forth
as enhance the sale OF ne articles
trick thrive Uncle Sam is not to be gu ed Truly
who tasks in the suns must be boded by their u
eence think ch pary arthce will succeed If you
good vs Esensohd and convi yourself Of tho ad
ana iity and styie.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

LARGE FIRE IN BANGOR The Portland Adper-
fiser says that the city mills IN Bangor, owned by
g nersi Yeazie and John Friskie, were destroyed
by Gre on Tuesday last They cost about $65,000.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
nk. yIrreIls ANrlporE Is raE MOST rrrEcrUAL

Nk. JkFFkIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold for GonorrhUa and other disorders Of the
Sexual Organs Long experience has that IL will rd
cay This desr Abe result 10 obtsined in from
two To- ten days and IL neither ohends m
palate and renders deviation In Diet or &
ropuep 10 usual Iuruits sleep, healthy 5st on n
uui,spce is uus removed speedily as Is consistent WITH me
production Of 'hoougt and permanent cure i
onay locally be caused b, its nee Price po t,e
Sole Agent for this city RING la
-tvpet
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGEsCs.
ter from Hon. David Wllm0t.

PHILApELPHIA, Nov. 3, l848.
The editor Of the Republican has just received let
ter from Hon. David Wilmot, dated Towands, Oct
10, in which he Indignantly denies having deserted
Van Buren, and gone to the support of Css He also
says
have made more than TIVE Ave speeches befo fore
public meetDgs in the district, ending my election
IN all Of which svow.d my opposition to Cass, and
myentre support Of Van Buren, and my most ear a st
and active efforts shall not be wanting bet ween this
and the election. This district IL the centre OF
the combined operations Of the whos Csss party Of
the State. Yours, &c.. d. WILMOr.n
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

MO CURE NO CHARCE-DR. MURPHY OF 6s GOLD
IN street. consulted on ell forms Of private dis
gonohGa he cures In two 70 four das
debility and mpotcncy successfuiy treated by
DR. uscd In case or hndrnnoe ron busi
mesa once 6y Gold street. open from A. M.Nr0P.A.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

only remedy badness and the hair that ha
CRIB thin gray hair to cure and remove
il in the athy soft and gosy ate yet free from I'll oils
greasy sppeanee sold in large bottles price 70
at the principal l39 Broadp Wright 23 South
street Philadelphia Brown WASHINGTON street. Boston; and
sold by all the druggists In the Un ted Sta ea
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

M EDICAL OfFICk-Dk. JOHNSON IL DUANE STREET
Wl near we'll known suooessu
practitioner New YORK. in the venoreal diseascs
The reputation for skill in those old that
have existed Cor pre- eminent Gcet structure uee
the body or in the throat or pains in the head
Of the egs eheoually cured weakness
brought by habit ndugod In young men, oausn1
ascivious dreams and nightly emissions positively
cured in four days without mercury alteration
.oJ; vcpt,n f~ou Inns
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Democratic TorchlIghs Procession.

PHILADkLPHIA, Nov. 3, 1848.
The torchlight procession Of the democrats, this
evening, Is large imposing, and enthusiastic.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, to 10
dollars 200 Cloaks 81 S 500 dress and ock Costs French
cloth aud TRIMMINGS 81 SlG Pants fancy caameres 81
IS 50 cents to S3hese are all unredeemed pledges
fresh from suction bTgans So Suit Store Mas
"A Reek m An
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

When ones hair or whiskers nre well anu
ly cut entire person is thereby eratv improved B
the ,mitate 3 street does either with skill
PECULIAR to hin self Els fslsbe One uent,
xesrs for ing growth and beautng the hair be
nhlai.o cd ahovA
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

Peoples Candidate for Congress, Second
District, Jamee Arlineton Bennett
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

VNBIRD CONGRESSIONAL DI STRICr, COMPRISING TIE
Fst Second II rd Fourth and Fifth Wards-Reguar Wbg
Nomination for Congress- PHILLIPS PHOENIX. PUBLISH
by oder of Nomination Convention.
JAMES GRaEr, }secretaries
The New York herald., 1848-11-04
Nox, stood for Night, In Caesars tongue

IT, thep, we add but K,
Knox would be dubbed n Knight among
The Romans Of that day
Sir Knisht is le-and by my head,
The title fits him pat,
As every head will feel that wears
His more than match]ess bat.
The New York herald., 1848-11-04

NIO CURE, NJ PAY.--pk CoRBiT1 ~ DvASn AL sn. ~.
IN member Of the Royal College Of surgecnA n
sonsutsd in delicate dscsses nc now ~
you have seet ulcers upep ts @ oUsy r.cs Of four
ysaTs devoted 70 venerea dseases enables u so~ -
NJ mercury used oured c.e OF Wo ~ Vi
scarcely any pain Thoa rdv,dpAs wns navs ~ -
srcsetv NJ r. Strangers cautioned scs % AsevsS -
Cobbstt has not renewed Remember <reA cH0cqo
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