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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

BAPTIST CHukcH
M HE.sy HAsISGros. DEAs sfs--I have grcarp.ses-
a expressing my opinion Of tho ingenuity excellent
uof. tendency and Instructive character Of your bestn1l
D.orsnas fhe Creation and the Deuge Visited yoor az
Ill came away delighted and edited. Know VI scarcely
any WAY 10 which aud vivid conception Of The Of
DEF Of the days Of creation can be % pcasnGy cor
mnncas1 the minds Of youth ~ by Witnessing me nfu
nan on your exhibition The second part 10 alec well stspt
ed " produce solemn impression u The iost sppeudoos
ohyscs event that has occurred Ia the words history
the dsstncton u ne anlsdiaylsn Sofo WIN ns -
Of the Flood shall be glad 70 hear that your Tauaoso 400
instructive exhibition r. extensively psuOLizod
Yours respectfully, DowLiSs.
H.ussToss SACRED DrosAAAs-fhess admirable ara
a,topisiry u really deserving " pubic pal
ronsgs fheir des altogether or gns and the saeeunoo
have been the result " many yezTs lsDof Inc nssIs
OF me exhibition Of i.sf deeply Interesting ne os
ho3er Witnesses great work VI creation from ne foms
uoo u The eanh until 10 pscsd and the besnues ue
Garden Of Eden Nothing possible siye an dee o. ns
effect produced by the creation OF The birds mynsas ~
which cluster amid the foliage, pouring form then vsoes
so,ss To witness his Alone worth more nag
the pnce Of scnisslon- tbs second pui us De,ss' 4.
fearful from traihlnsss The terrific czfncsne i1s az.
age Of waters me Ark nosing 90 nen
DE- gr.dua easing Of the rain, the spsndof OF ne
the 2ons forth Of the dove, tc. sre vtso'y
proving al.og-ther exhibition WHICH pa \, ~.
r,,d-1s doubt indeed, II In ever been eQesea ir NV
cs,y IRE Ampbilhesue 10 81 Diorsrns hai, s9fn@ I"
Walkers and Broadway l~s ~
The following IL from The Nsw-Yorh Tribune;
H.N,srors scaiyrUzsL DIosAsA -Inisim Imposing 81
tn ~ IN. rsbn. Ia Nature, sktsmft W fepofuce
10 A., They resnAci Creation In oil rs stages; ne
nsw -nscs nsh. in he hnnsmsns oesus,ay W ~
n.~kiny The approach Of morning. Tho "De.uxo
= m.s.er.piecs of diorAmic effect, exhibiting mn.i "
he eIsmens In he highest degree exciting 70 osr s
va and ominsus voice ID hat OF he wind. beard nownx
through ali this tempest The sxhbror soI " w.
rss deal Of gsruty and cannot fsi 10 bs very srnss
Tiessu a cs; chldrsl lfpncs poors oess - -, y
Cgnaio nSss d 8 ocieca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

Police CoURT-Oficer Van Tasseil last evenin. a.
John W.rr- charge sf@an- s' from It1ntt
i.hn-oa Herman klcs sss hr0ash aq on -r-lo i .ti
If ... f-Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
CHAOs-THE FIRST DAY.

A. he curtain indstinet harry appearance OBJ
served daused the opening space realizing con-
cspuou Of that period o the creation. when the Earth
without form and void and darkness upon the face OF
the deep" Suddenly. In obedience 80 the divine con-
uand Lee there he light" and There wss nsm"-so
the houndless -psce Illuminated and light exists,
soon however darkness sgsn steals over the scene-py
and Nigh, are established and thu. ends tho First Day
THE FiRNAMENT-rHE SECOND DAY.
with the returning light the Firmsm-ulor Heavens shove
are seen dividing frop the OF and assuming
shape o clouds. with sky Degweon-th. mls,y
deep -un covering the lower expanss Of DARKNESS
thau en.s. N ,ar, nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

arrangement In the commercial affairs Of the
United Kingdom. With reduced export trade, aud
an increased importation Of the uxures of life d.
hciency in the revenue, and In the hsrvests, the
absence Of all confidence In financial and commercial
circles and Of course complete stag nation trade
the prospect Of large quantity Of foreign grain being
required before Their harvest to feed the furnishing
masses-with psuper list comprising ninth part
Of tho sptire population Of the hngdom-with revolu-
tons going on on the continent, which rapidly
Destroying the markets for British fsbrcs-with RI
vol this side Of the Atlantic which has already ac
CURED sufficient to compete with her in any part of
the world-in fact, with all the elements of dsstruc
ton eating at her very vitals, what ultimately
be the fate ofthat powerful government, and what
the effect of her decay upon the political and com.
mercial affairs of other nations?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Nov. DO r. m.
This blue day in Wall street for the bull stock
spectators Nearly every fancy In the list fell of
fraction, and the market closed with every prospect
of further depreciation At the first board, Harlem
Railroad declined q per cent Long Island, q; Nor
wich and Worcester, y Canton Company, n; Far
mers' Loan, u Morris Canal, q Erie Railroad.
Il Erie bonds, y. Treasury notes advanced u, and
North American Trust, "a
At the second board Erie bonds fell of a Harlem,
q all others closing at prices current in the Dor
ming.
The demand for sterling exchange, for remittance
by the packet leaving Boston, on Wednesday, for
Liverpool has been only to moderate extent. We
quote best bills London, at a % per cent pre-.
MUM on Paris, ST. 90 a ST. 21H Amsterdam 40
4o'4 Hamburg. 35sf 361a Bremen, IS a 1874
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
and State stocks in this market at three
RODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

This table presents some very curious facts. During
the past eighteen months the condition of all classes
in the United Kingdom has been by no means pros
porous. With short supply of breadstufs from their
own crops they have imported largely from foreign
countries, in payment for which immense amounts o.
bullion have been drawn from the country. The
enormous speculatious in railways have absorbed
immense amount of capital, and besgared those who
have hitherto been In afiiuent circumstances. The
manufa cturing interest has been sadly crippled
many mills have been stopped, and nearly al have
been worked short time The operations have, there
fore, been unusually restricted in their resources and
must have been more limited consumers Of all the
luxurics and many of the necessaries of life. The
falling off In the export trade has created almost
panic among the manufac tn rers, and every effort
has been made to alleviate the effect Of it, In
the face of thesc difficulties there has been
very great " crease in the importation, within
the past eight onths, Of many articles Of luxury
compared with the corresponding period in each of the
previous two years The most prominent in the list
is coffee tobacco wine, silk manufactures, cocoa, aud
sJirituous liquors There has been falling of In
breadstuns Of all kinds, sugars, mo'asses and tea.
The decreased Importation Of these articles is shown
in comparison with last year, but there ha, been
increase In all but breadstus compared with 1916.
The increased consumption s in view Of the position
Of financial and commercial affairs, extraordnsr
eumstauce, and cannot be satisfactorily ted
for Prices for all Of these commodities have been
much cheaper this year. than in either Of the previous
two; but II the people have not the purchase
1t makes little difference to them how cheap article
may be. We have doubt potion Of this excessive
mportatioh is the result Of the commercial revusons
which have swept the world, and bankrupted so
many houses, throwing into the markets Of Great
Britain products which would In the ordinary course
Of trade, have been held for better prices and for
more healthy demand. This Is the most satisfactory
explanation give Of this extraordinary state of
things and Is another evidence Of tie terrible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ID, I8iS
II Soldiers Fnneat--Atfemptcd Suicide Acc,den-
tai Drocn,ng-Arriral of the Steamer CRum-
bus, 8e.
The remains of Lieut.. Alexander Brown, who
served IN Mexico as an officer IN Captain Hills
company of Pennsylvania volunteers, were, thus
morning, inferred in Monument Cemetery with
military honors. The guard Of honor was com
posed Of details from the different companies of re-
turned volunteers, under command OF Capt. Ben
nett. The Philadelphia Grays, of which he had
been orderly for ten years previous to his depir-
ture tor Mexico, formed part of the escort. The
Philadelphia Cadets were also IN attendance; but
with the e honorable EXCEPTIONS military COM
panies were deferred, by the muddy streets and
long march, from paying last tribute to the me-
moly of the deceased. He passed through the war
with hopOr, but died at New Orleans OF fever On
his way home with the company to which he was
attached.
mailman named Robert Barnes, yesterday,
pulled Ufi his hat, coat, and cravat, In B nd street,
during the rain, and attempted to commit suicide
by cutting his throat The wound Is not fatal
In It's character.
Andrew Hood, a man of Incorporate habits, was
accidentally drowned, last night, Ii the Schuykiu
river.
The steamer Columbus arrived about ~ o'clock
last night from Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
Mails for EurOue.

The mails of the steamer Hibernis Captain Shan
non, will CLOSE Ia this city at three O'Clock this af
ternoon.
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and Eng
Ish' will be ready at noon to-day. Its contents will
embrace the result Of the Presidential elections
the important letters Of the late royal family OF
France, 60. &c.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing sixpence.
The steamer leaves Boston to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

10 Capt. Murray, or the Gem, OF Galway.
SR-Cur having reached
we cannot ke leave ofyou without expressing thanks
observe ability you in The manas
lives were committed 70 your charge Although not qualified to
convince that you were thorough master your
as S snss sfsH @ ' Would rs o stately
not state that you were all occasions ably and zealousy
Cary dc ls,sSd 70 the the
Jour estcn safety; and only return we
can mako for 81, these services is IN praying for the Gem.
s s' signed on besaf
%;SslEFissa
E fp"T nsi sssisNN.N.
JANE, hIc SSsssfS
To Richard Murray Es1. Captain of u brig Gem.
Knox.-Alcxnndert tho Car, nj said, Grown
with aucls Our friend Knox, of strcet il more
Reasonable he asks his customers to themselves with
the B.ctelor Club 1873 cor gstuana him 90 his
b re ned nus nat and d significantly
Cheap new Fruits, Groceries, Skc.-J o
Nos $50 and as Greenvich and 10 vesoy streets is
day reSe,n from auction new asns Or ed currents sugars.
su wholesale al a Which he Is "
country dealers invited TO CALI before purchasing
Dlsbrovv, of Equestrian celebrity, opens his
nrg Gnss for Gentlemen on Wednesday The 10Th INST at his
not well skilled in the srt of heIsemanhip TO Improve pre-
House keepers should not fall TO call MT
TIE celebrated cheapest carpet establishment United States
81 Bovery Hiram Andetsens where they select from the
largest Of English and American hearth
rugs hoor 81 cloths table covers window shaies mats
saving Of % Ter cent.
The "Richcueu'' Gold Pens warranted
70 wear ave They ane smooth elastic
the best and cheapest Pens In the world Sold
only BY Is Watson Co. No. 10 Wall street Gold pens
paired.
tWOOllen Under Shirts md Drawers, Gloves,
Crnvats and eyorJ variety of enons furn goois
ouabe Tor Vie season can lie bought Mt exceeding low
one door East % Broadway
1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, = to 10
dolars 200 Ciosks 81 10 sl rock oats French
cloth aud TRIMMINGS 81 TO S12 Pan fancy csssmeee 81 TO
s. Vests 80 TO S3-thee all unrcdemed pdseA
fresh from auction great hrgans IS Suit sor, Mas
su aud Bcckmsn streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
ALBANY, November IL, 1913.


The Election of u United States Senatm-FWnny
D9orememts of Mr.. Joha Young, &c.
The legislature of lSi9 will be composed Of
about one hundred and thirty wing members to
thirty democratic members. The wing majority
on Joint ballot cannot, of course, be overcome
whenever there Is unity Of feeling and action
among them. But upon the election of United
States Senator to succeed Mr., Dix, whose term
will expire the 18th OF March next, | am sure
the majority will have an angry and desperate
strife among themselves. The prominent cand,-
dates Tor this important and honorable position are
Samuel Stevens, John A. Collier, Joshua A.
SPENCER and VIM. II. Seward. The three re-
spt cabe gentlemen first named, represent the IN
teresis Of the conservative or mode rate branch OF
the wing party IN this State, and the individual
last named, who Is particularly obnoxious 10 the
South In conse quence OF the extreme aud extra
ordinary position he assumed during has admins
uauon, In regardto the custody OF Southern States
over the persons of refugees, but who, more re-
Gently supported STAKEHOLDER for the Presidency,
is the candidate Of the non-reslstant or ant,-war
portion Of TIE whg patty. The trends OF all
these candidates are busy paying ;heIr respects to
the me moers elect OF the Assembly. think that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

ALI. SAINTS DAY-ST LOUIS CEMErERy-The
beautiful and time. honored custom among our
Creole population, of paying annual visit to the
hopses OF dtath wherein rest the ashes of departed
nd was yesterday observed in ell its striking sim
picity and beauty From early till dewy eve st
citizens. The usual taste displayed in decorating
the numerous tombs and the atmosphere fragrant
with flowers placed by fair hands sacred offerings of
affection. the moulderng remains Of those who
once held dear The living and the dead seemed
to be brought near together, and could easily
fancy that the spirits Of the departed with
the holy feelings in the hearts of the living Besides
those who assembled to perform these sanctfed Offices
to the memory of the dead thousands of strangers
drawn hither by curiosity to witness the sublime
and Melancholy scene. Apart from the sanctity Of
this anniversary, when the heart is chastened by call
ing beck the virtues Of the dead and Offering up
prayer for the welfare of those that gone 1t is
dered still more holy by being made the occasion Of
appealing to the better feelings OF all prese in behalf
Of the helpless orphan The Coradores and Voiun-
forios Cotaiones were yesterday posted in different
that the amount contributed speaks we'll for the ge-
nerosity Of our citizeAs. Besides the ST Louis
other cemeteries yesterday visited by large
bers CT persone, who went to gaze more on the
tombs of departed friends and relatives. All the
rem, MES OF the anniversary passed off in the usual
quiet and trust that many years will elapse
before the interest in taken in it's observance
shall have died away.-Ncw Orleans Picayune, Nop. 2.
PORK TRADE AT DAYToN.-The Dayton Trans
Crypt Of Saturday, says: 1.-The pork here,
and operations will commence forthwith We under
stand that Mr. Keenan, the saughterer, will begin to
kill hogs Tuesday next. We learn that good hogs
are selling for So rs per cwt The hog crop Is fully
equal to what it was last year in this region"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

DRRAIPg, AUTaoR OF THE "pRACriCAL PRIVATE
- Treatise 60, 80 Greenwich
~ (sunday sxoepod Those VINO apply in tae early
attending their II chiefly those who SUI
icred certain clsss OF people who properly appreciate
his services In Its nc.pept
advanced and distressing stages from uncommon advantages
snd very extensive protice he rapid easy ana
radical care which, he has ground for stating 10 obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MARRIED
vl or those contemplating marrageThe Married Womans
Private Medical COMPANION BY Dr. A. haurcosu Sixth edi
ton Price 81 This work meeting with
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getting copy whether married unmarried although in
aided especially for the married dscosos secret
which should e known to them particularly Hero female
can discover the causes Symphonic and the efficient
Broadway TIE publishing Office, l29 Lber street. York;
a!so r. g. Peterson No % Chestnut street. g. B. Zeber PhA
dephia; Little Co., Albany r. Davis Boston On the
osip Of S. COPY will DO transmitted BY mail tree Of postage
oil parts Of the United States All letters be addressed
post paid 20 Dr. A. n kAUKICEAU. Dor liza city
0dre1 ;t~rtv etvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

BURLINGTON COLLEGE, Nov. PIP. M.
Heath of Bishop Dodnc
The bishop Is better to-day, having passed
comfortable Right, but is not yet pronounced out
of danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

To have ones Haiv w 6iskers mlsera-
bly, b3tohed cutting We wou advise
all DO adm ire Of style and ~ executed work
to pstrons The nmitibe No 10 where b.
fourd his ipfa'hble Ungsnt fer the hair
Portable DRESSING Cases-In aIl that the
name mport' omtaung the small the Lsfu
icles whcht the Metallic Tablet epng
perfect order Manufacture bye Saunders Son. I Broadway
corner of Liberty street, and 3>7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
SpOl ting Intelligence.

UNION CouEsE, L. 1.-Two Of the fastest rum ers
in America-Horton, of this city and Gilbert of Phi
ladelphia contend to- day in dash of one hundred
yards, for $500, the above From the noto
riety that these fyers have previously acquired by
their exploits about the country goodly number Of
the patrons of pedestrianism will doubtless be in at
tendance to witness the sport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

VOK. COOPEk. II DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ ard William has for the fourteen years
extensive practice in diseases tho
most aggravated of th disease mild
two TO five days sctue-Dr Cooper the form
OF structures from weeks debility
brought by habit INDUCED In by young me, Thus
when freely INDUCED In, begots dyspepsia weakn SO Of the
lin bs and small OF the back confusion Of the intellect
sion to ETY. cure warranted in every case charge
No usd - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
M EDlCAL CARD-DK RiCBARpsOS LATE CONSULT

M tDIVAL VAhD--Dh kIVHAKDSON, LATE UUN5ULT.
A mB Physician to the New York College OF Medicine and
lhani o. can be consulted At his Medical Ohee NO ~
fark pace on oil private diseacs viz, primary and 50
oohoary syphs GonurrhGa elect Structure Seminal WEAK
t anc MI affections Of the GENITAL Organs strict attention to
this class OF dscaes for the cnabes d. H. 20
rsnty RAD cal Office hours from A NJ to PM In
vsids living in the country not ssnng to make personal app
ostUn have them containing all edt
cnes requisite perform radical by stating their
expy In writing enclosing $40 addressed TO Dr. Richard
aaAA nuana PAL nla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

IL VIII Dc perceived Dy tnle comparative taole tnas
government and state stocks and have
improved within the past month Those of slightlya
ancy character have held their pretty WE'LL and
some instances advance has been realized No
thing has recently transpred relative to the nan
cal condition Of the government, or Of the different
States At the United States Treasury pretty
well supplied with funds, much that the Secre-
tary has given notice that the ntaments due on the
last loan before January next will not be called for
until after that time. There is very little doubt but
that the government will soon be in the market for
another loan, but the amount required is not yet
determined In about three weeks Congress will con-
vepe, when the annual report from the Treasury De-
partment will be made We shall the have full and,
we hope, fair exposition of the public finances, and
be able to form correct calculations relative to the
future. party will come into power the 4th
of March next, when Mr.. Walker will have to hand
his budget to his successor and have doabt
he will close all his accounts up to the latest moment
and make esseyShing as clear and transparent as
possible.
few days since gave official tables showing
the great reduction in the value of manufactures and
products exported from Great Britain for the eight
year.. It appeared, by that statement, that i'm
potant decrease had taken place in Of the most
valuable items Of expectations decrease which will
be severely felt by the interests of the
United Kingdom. As q continuation of that subject
annex table exhibiting the quantity Of certain
articles of general consumption imported into Great
Britain in the eight months ending September 5th in
each of the past three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14
INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ID, 1913
"e"efaf Taylor NOT an Ultra Whig-Remouals
| from ONce-OGoe Seckers-Poa Office D,6uLoa-
nos-Sh,p Lamnches-T erriole Accidegt-Rluef
in a Riot heafr1ools. &C.
There could scarcely have been found in the
whole Union, man better suited to be at the head
OF affairs when the government Is to change bands
from one party to another than General TAYLOR.
and so every body now admits, wing, as well as
democrat. An ultra wing at the head of affairs.
dunng the progress of such change, would GER
talnIy nave brought whg rule to an end in four
years. and with General Taylor, the prospects are
that the democracy will be as long In the minority
as the wings have been. With an ultra wing Pre-
sident, mere would have been ten office seekers
where there Is one now and, indeed, the general
impression Is beginning to gain ground, that ne
who seeks will not be able TO find that aualifica-
ton and private char acer are to be the ony pass
ports to Office, neither of which office seekers arc
ever possessed OF. Captain Pickell, of this CITY.
VINO served under General Taylor, in Florida, 1t
is now said, will be an applicant for our Custom
House House. lie will stand good chance, provided
'hG Hehetai mas good opinion OF him
, ieefet 10 state that one OF the clerks In the
sas nncnard Keys, OF st. Marys county,
was yesterday arrested and held to bail, on the
charge OF malfeasapce in Office What the parti.
culais are, have not been able to ascertain He is
a young man much thought of, and belongs to
one OF the first families in the State
The fine ship George Brown built for Alexander
Browns Sons,w launched on Saturday, from the
shlpyard OF Messrs. Robb The ship John Hen
drison, from the yard of Messrs. Gardiner will
be launched this morning
Mr.. George McCOmas, a respectable merchant,
OF this city, had his arm severely wounded by
the premature discharge OF gun, on Saturday,
mat II was necessary to amputate 1t at the shoulder
JOINT
man. named James Lee, died yesterday from
the effects OF Injuries received during the riot II
the Fourth Ward polls, on election day.
The hne barque II. III. Douglas was sold, ON
saturday, at the Exchange, for $4,000, to James
g. Fisher, Esq.
Madame Bishop, the vocalist, it seems, is not to
appear at the Front street Theatre but at the Hoi
day. Some difficulty, it Is said, occurred between
her and Mr.. Burton, IN Philadelphia, and the Gu
gagement tor the Front street has been broken.
The Seguins are still drawing fine houses at
the Holiday street, and the Ravels are doing q
fine business at the Museum