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The New York herald., 1850-11-15

There has been moderate demand for sterling bills
and the rates current similar to those ruling at
the departure of the previous packet. There Is .
better supply of bills the market and there is
doubt but that from this time forward the premium
for sterling bills will steadily decline All apprehen
sions relative to decline quotations for cotton
rapidly disappearing, and bills drawn shipments Of
that staple will soon be in high credit Independent
of this many not far from maturity; and IL
change not realized In this market In relation
to thsse bills, thall have specie coming this way
across the Atlantic. Quotations for domestic ex-
changes uncurrent oney, and specie, remain without
any material alteration. There Is active demand
for silver for shipment and the right hind Of coin is
obtained with contids rssle difficulty.
The amount received for tolls on all the
New York State canals, during the Let
week In November, was.. yl32 99& 76l
came pefioo IN io43.... lo3o47 0z
Decrease in 1850. ............ Sl9S42 26
The aggregate amount received for tolls
from the commencement of navigation
to the 1th of Nov, Inclusive wss. So sol GA 90
Same period in ls49. 9................. 2S97,730 IL
Decfeoeo IN ioVV. Soo;Voo -
The amount Of tolls received all the N Y. State
canals in each Of the following years during the 1st
week in November and the totals up to the 7h of No.
vember inclusive, was annexed -
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Pimpss Eruptons, and all diseases are, 10 well
known pove,v cured by upng Gourauds italian Medica-
TED The Poudr Subtle graduates hair part
Of the body Liquid Rouge for pale lips and checks Lily
White for rough flushed tluggk 67 Wake
street first store rom Broadway Csllende South Third
street. Philaaelphia.
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sole double SOLE water proof and all knd or STYLE
In great variety at Brooks New Yorh Boot and Shoe Em
porum 100 Fulton the cheapest place in the United
states 20 scod article Also. shoes, and teys snd
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

gaty hsvnf rented The rev and sissaat store No IOi
rrsrarss oaer the public selection the most
tnsve Assortment Of India Rubber cOods in the Untei
States embracing the latest styles aud all the modern
provemens IN the manufacture The stock being eately
purchasers rely having nothing most
superior article without advance price The Clothing
department. will be found every
frc the light yOncho CLOAK South
nea the ,silors havy rsehrs jacket all guaranteed to
reJe the hardest rain and TO their
climate Especial attention 10 directed the Orerahoes
oferce for sae BY the Goodyesr Metallic ssa Rubber COr
rany including the perpstua gos and rsugh SOLE also
An sl.ssnt sel, ef o,r for ades vhieh tand the
aseormsnt 81 acics oyershoes generally their notice 10
respectfully selected The Goodyear Metallic tnda Rubber
Cemrany hsve also hand immense stock Of India
Der Dole Toys aud Fancy Articles many Ot tkem Onens
ou their novelty, an agreeable change Tor christmas
New Years present. list Of articles be obtained
the ttore, No lVf Broadway, Pine street
H. The ctotes Of the Metallic India Rubber Company are
situate en- Thirty third aud Thirty fourth srecs Aad
Third avenue, New York.
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51 BrohdwsyThere combine many advantages over
the imported being made with the view for real service
the host quality Of articles in the possi-
BILE space. SAUNDERS. H Broadway, corner of Liberty
Brcadyay
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rean huseum.-tine Tpn,h Dress Bsots - 50 70 sa
usually - spd French Patent Lesther Boots ss Con-
gr.ss Boots 10 st French wsterTr Boots from
$50 So All tods are warranted to give sstsfsotion.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAY.
sPECIAn sOrICEs.

sPECsAb gOrICEs.
TT NAILS FoR. .LyRoPE-Posr OFFICE. NEW
YORK, Novemnr 10 lSO-Mails Tor the Uni Cd Staes
W ~ mi. oa6 on sat1Psay %. s ns ."s % a. noe o
Letters BY this line Of steamers for the Continent,
wx v BRADY, Postmaster.
NoTlcE-rAsstSeERs PR STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
saturday, III Il Ss sns SpS ss al SsSs
70, ~Sh,sd o. che passage, On board ih, day, yssy
%ffSsS s'S s q: s:%ss ss sss s5ss 5ss
and sena their balls of iadinz 70 the ohee this day.
Nor1eE-!To TIE youEsErMEN rAILoRs OF NEW
fssr frctessi1s UsSs WI meet sssSs. Rss
sSss sa ssv,a :ss s.f sSpy.
sss that 'p' may JOIN ff:s fsst, the
s ac.S ). sTsr: a. os u. s.s
a. Military Hall No Tvs BS.sry, en- Friday evening ls,h
poisted At the last meeting. n. MOORE. sesy.
law n. MONIES. ss
sSa a. ss s .sa ccs ss rnS
TIE stat. of New Ssrt N'N missioner u ''A' '''' '''
NoIIcE-oN AND AFTER NOVEMBER Ilru.
. ;sr.us ss s.S s0. .,,nas Ssass Rsd.Ss i.ss
Vii % ' through sss :Is Of n.
Burlins shp, TO Futon Ferry.
NorIcss: s.5nssE 1 WILL BE sIsoSe M.ErIsc
On rrd.y eve, ing lssh inst q sss,s the be-
neetrEn o'eloch precisely. ~ DC. K.sroom 10 opsn
ior private Lessons in ths art o. self defsnce.
NoTlCE.-JosEPH n. RIELI. JUST RETURNED FROM
California bes to notify his friends and the frequent
patrons the sssbnsLmsnt, that hs has pu released the
sse esd sood will the well known public house. the
STAT Lspersrd street, and is sow in possession He
secures his friends that will be his endesvor 70 sustain
nc repu.en won to the hsuse BY the late possesso Mr.
IsJor, vhe has removes 70 the ssrseens Hesd Dsy ~.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED DINING SALOON, NO. 2ss /
viii III Is'ssaS = .sTs
numerous patrons and friesds. WM MLEWIs
Nov READY-THE FIRST NUnBER OF THE FAMILY
Journal weekly Literary paper, price three ts cents
Each number vii consist efs pages ecavc, printed ron
n.y TIRE on supsror rsget ne rsmily Journal ~ Bus,
strtet. Nevsboys supplied A. the ohce wanted, few
smart seve men 70 snvs the city for the above paper
HONE IN HONTICELLO--UPwARDs OF ONE III
thousand persons visited, on Tuesday last the Land
hs vss that for health beauty and con
valuable homs should not fail 70 share immedi
ately In three weeks will he late Krhteenth regur
meeting 81 the Society this iFdsyl evening. st half past
seven Sclcct, H1z Grand street.
I'D. D.xvrsAr. sesrayI -''
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70 sxsiss Bsseh.lsr sys Of Niss and se,ps her
really the nest superb articles 81 the knd have
and svrror sttrscons 20 zig being
usesusled for ss - q spd essy nsturn
bTstsd Wis sstory Ne. Wa street. Cery ths address.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Of fancy cutlery the city embraces every
posbe style Of pocket and Knives Scissors
Nail Files an hasors tho best warranted at sAUN
DERS. h Broadway. Of Liberty. and 31 Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

The RECENT ATTACK IN BROADWAY. Pub
nc Ltoger, of Philadelphia, notices the attack on
the editor Of the Herald, in an article which will
be read with pleasure by every sensible man 10 this
community. We are daily receiving, from various
parts Of the country, similar opinions upon the
brutal malice and cowardlce which prompted the
ruffians concerned, to commit an outrage against
the laws and the decencies Of society. And here
we may state that the same spirit which origi-
mated the outrage has been generally exhibited in
this city, both by the Sunday and daily press. In
the former class Of newspapers, there are two ho-
norable exceptions. In the latter. malignty envy,
SPLEEN and spite, took their Protean forms for the
further encouragement Of scenes equally violent,
despicable and repulsive TO the laws and to good
manners. II is in such cases that journalists be-
tray their own littleness. They lose sight Of a
great principle, TO crafty the hatred that springs
from the unparalleled success of neighbor, and
counsel assassination as a means of redress for
supposed injuries.
OF those who haze been most vindiciiye and
hostile among the Sunday press, stands Mordecai
Msnasseh Noah, whose teeth gnash with the
endsh joy of Shylock at the attempt on the life of
a Christian citizen. He aims his blows, also, at
the feelings Of lady, whose name and fame he
bintktV eN'oiN "t fuohe uhStasiuLU fOf
years, though he hides his head with conscious
shame for his unprovoked malice whenever he
meets her serene smile, rebukng the paltry rage Of
his corrupt heart, by the composure which an inof-
fensive nature prompts and supplies.
The right, however, will be right yet. The &c.
quel will prove that no possible ground could
the pfhanly assailants and their body guard be
JUSTIFIED, or their course even palliated by circum
stances. We shall show anon that we have not
said word against the recent candidate for the
administration Of justce-John Graham-in which
there was desire sr necessity for meddling with
his private character. We could do all that was
required, by taking him up on public grounds. Il
has appeared that here he was unable to stand.
Had his private character been impugned or assail
ed, then the assumed cause OF his attack might
have existed. The whole affair, however, is a
mere preteIt; and the reproduction Of all we have
said will show how easy it is for bad, low minded
men, to urge a weak minded person, with gang
to backbim, to acts Of violence, without reason or
even the shadow Of 1t. The characters of public
men are FIT themes for the press. The people have
right TO know who is to rule them and in affairs
of justice, il is all important that society should
not be placed in the power of outcasts and despe-
rsdoes, ready fer every Kind of evil.
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Rg in perfect order, be obtained
serbsr This article has been long and vorabl known
the public; the frst premium the different fairs
Ame erieaD Instituts Was awarded to the inventor.
sAUNpERs. lE and S BroadvaY and rs Strand London
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

good all solo reduced prices Ny Combs have
the advantage others in beauty Of ni.h and at
the head in the perfect style. Premium Open Chains
e. N. QUIMBY, so3< Broadway.
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Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway.-The a

Of Dress Combs this eQuAes
the city either to variety quality; the greatest
taken the shaping of each that they ut the head IL
the most perfect manner.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Dyo5
10 color the hair whiskers the moment IL 10 applied
without injury to the hair skin IL be washed imme
taty without disturbing the color and has bad odor
tory lH Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Nav PuBrIc PKosKoUroR. new District
Attorney, N. b. Blunt, Eco, who has been elected
by a large majority, to I'LL the office Of public pro-
secutor, will take possession Of his office, and COM
msnce his duties, on the beginning OF new year,
the Period at which Mr.. McKeon, the present
welLmesning prosecutor, will close his term.
One Of the hrst things which the new District At.
toiEey will have to perform, will be to select his
sssis'ent, and TO make that appointment before his
accession to office. The present District Attorney
hssempoyed Mr.. Phillips for some time in tina, 20.
si,ion An effort viii probably be made to continue
Mr. Phil ps under the new regime Of Mr. Blunt
We trust that euch effort may be successful.
On many occasions during the last two or three
cars, Phillips hss, by no means, in his public
conduct, come up TO the expectations Of just and
enlightened public opinion, far as his capacity
for office Is concerned We have no doubt, how
ever, but Mr. Blunt will appoint better and more
competent one to sll the vacancy created by the
discharge ef Mr.. Philips.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

devotes his attention excusvely diseases Eye
Ear froms to o'clock at 6l BrOadwsy entrances TX War
street. where had his popular Treatise
Eye third edition, pt 50 cents also his
and Ear Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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Tooth Brushes.-snunders. i

Broadway, are nov manufacturing the fnest quality,
Tooth Buhes ihey far superior to the mpored the
brstles fastened in on new principle and
ranted rot to come loose in the mouth.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

subserber invites he attention Of the public to his
dscoyery Of Dsguereotypns Ivory which produces
exgutely beautiful miniature blending the beauty Of
painting with the accuracy Of dnguereotype Specimens
of this exhisition Bradys Gallery,
No. 205 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

PARTY CoRRUPrIoN IN OUR CITY PoIITIcs
of the imbecile journals of the organization at
Tammany Hall intimates that this journal was paid
for supporting Mr.. Briggs at the election which
recently took place in this State, and qualfedly
asserts, that il was not until after the election we
denounced the Infamous manner in which the no.
limitations were procured. Both charges are false.
We have for years condemned the corrupt prac-
tees hch characterized the primary elections of
both parties, and one occasion--lhe election of
lSi9-we went into details, and showed the infa-
nous nature of party machinery, whig as well as
democratic. We showed that if one candidate Of
fered thousand dollars for nomination, and an
other Two thousand, the latter would certainly get
it, show being made of supporting the one thou
sand dollar man. We proved that money alone
was the lever which controlled the nominations
and then, and many times since, denounced such
corruption. This evil has been increasing to such
an extent that we would be recreant to our duty as
an independent journalist, if we did not denounce
it and exert our influence to its suppression. Of
late years it has crept into the whg party, and with
the knowledge of its leading men. Indeed, SO
notorious is 1t, that our contemporary the 7ribwne
deemed IT necessary to speak of it in appropriate
terms, and denounce il as we previously had DONE
80 w c~AA6 PoAu W DIiSgS IOI supporting
him, it is all nonsense, and that gentleman
would, if called upon, pronounce the charge
false. II might well be said that we
were paid by Mr.. Cochran, for supporting
him in preference to James Brooks, whose election
We have always opposed II might as well be said
that we were paid by Mr.. Wood, whose election
we partially advocated up to the time when deve-
lopements affecting his mercantile character were
brought to light. The truth is, both charges are
gratuitously false. Perhaps there is no journal in
this city OF county so independent as the NeD York
Herald, and this arises from the business principles
on which 1t is conducted. We can afford to be
indepe ndent of politicians and parties of all descr
tions. We conduct leading newspaper on en-
tirely independent principles, and We derive an
income from it greater than any which mere poll
icians could give. On the other hand the organs
Of both parties are getting more and more corrupt
every year, and in that respect are keeping pace
with politicians themselves, and the manner in
which our elections are conducted. The primary
MEETINGS are controlled by blackguards and vaga.
bonds and stool pigeons and blacklegs OF all kinds,
who sell their services to the highest bidder as the
PIaiorian Guards sold the offices of the Roman |
empire.
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will furnish platforms to overwhclm Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
What, then, of the final RESULT We count upon
4 scrub race between four, five, or half a dozen
candidates, and that the election will be thrown
into the House. What thenl The issue depends
upon the Nashville Convention. Let tha, move.
ment be followed up-let it be carried into the
Southern Ssates-let Southern rights party, upon
Southern platform, either pu, forward candi.
date, or stand of in the canvass and from the three
highest candidates carried up to the House, the
South may select their man upon their own terms,
and their own principles Of public policy. They
will have the balance of power between the rival
candidates, and the game in their hands. This
locks to be as clear as the sun
Here we end the parallel between 1920 and 1850. !.
We trace them from similar causes to the same
results-a breaking up of existing parties-a scrub
race-an election by the House, and a new organ-
zatien Of parties, upon a policy; in fact new
political cycle. Who is to be the President no.
body knows 1t can't be Fillmore, nor Webster,
nor Clay, nor Cass, nor Houston, nor even Scott,
from the stl ong appearances of the late elections
| The late Castle Garden Union movement is blown
| 10 the winds. All the movements for a real ma
tional candidate scattered to pieces. A scrub
race is inevitable. The South will hold the bal
ance of power in the House. In one pord, the nert
President Of the United States Is in the hands of
he NashptHe Convention.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

to force the hair to prevent its OF aud turning
gray and making stiff, wry hair soft silky glossy
Trial bottles rs cents each Geurauas Liquid Hair Dye win
change red hair TO besutful black
few mputss. Found only 81 walk street. store
from Broadway; Bates ,rdan l29 Washington street.
Roftou
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Merit will always Triumph, 10 is evident,
ard hence thoe inimitsoe DagueeOtype keresscs made
the Roots take all the highest TrEes thossh biery
posed ty envy, ignorance and descon The Roots
srest Gallery o Pictures. w. Of brosiway and
Itanklin street, free 10 al.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

ssch q ps kross stock Of Fancy caps Kast socF Of
rich and elegant fur knohs,tcck Of Jensy Lind Umbrella
and In fact everything in knows famous 1
Fulton street. worthy of the public sd nirstOn sad APP
preo alton. kpox sells cheaper than any else Knor
ttsps better articles than est and khos gaipg
ahead hneythe sure result Of energy talent, and prs
PatfoniTe
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Those Gentlemen who are In want OF q
Hst, combining elegance taste and durabty and the
tine reasonable rres, will hnd 10
TO call the Hat Company, lee and las
street. for they msnuseture none bat the ruest article
sny gehtlemsn, whether jade not rely upon
eevips their hrst and only quality aud at their ssandd
price, which IL three dollars.
The New York herald., 1850-11-15

Ten Dollar Shawl for Five Flfty.-The
rich Waterloo shaw's offered BY LANE PORTER, Of IS
Catharine street. for IS CO. Sc 3d. and those
usually sold At upwards Bay State Breche CASH
Cloai surprisingly low All the late styles Of dry goods
OF about the usual ction prices.
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The Ladies' or new York, BrookIyn, Jer
s.@sa ss.s rsss ar. ;s::.s .
formed na BY s.irssd STEAMBOAT they direct
- oS;;ss: ::: '.:s Z
the city Ladies. don't forget the Jenny Lsd Csnssrs
sss ' India Rubber Boots and Shoes 0'''y''r' Pa
:.. a.. ,.s s.:s \;
,sTisS: Pofssn hair h.:
rooted by sailing rs above. Copy the address.
Gouraud's Hair Restorative is warranted
hair a and %
ss.nss cray ss.r.fsi Sisss srsss own s
from Broadway Bates 'rdan. 10 Washington street.
boston,
Hair Dying.-PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye,
sas st1 % Ss or & the II
ft.sy the s0SE and has no bad osor
tory iRss Bro.awsy ' AZ fnh ana i''''' n'Aa''
DR.. Kellinger Is delighted to hear that
his opponsn,s making they retire the
81. d. 1ss.e. i 20 Srsaa~sy. wss, your
friend proof is all y'a want ais remedy has and viii to
" H. h s sny .asds sSS
for restoring hair it neverh has failed.
Jenny Lind.-Thls divine creature has
81 D sss sn' far SlIS sns bottle
particular friend voice, general health never
TIA. % saa ts ct.
ter than to SEND and get one Of the DoS.I family bottles
out The Doctor can be consulted at i76 Broadway.
Chaps, Chafes, Roughncss, saIlowness,
Pimpss Ernptions and All skin diseases are it well
The po1Srs Subtle Psr
u . is body @ qSa bsSps r pale lips and 1aeSt LILY
street first store rom Broadway Callende2. South Third
DIR. James w. Powell, Oculist, AurIst, Sc.
Ear 70 ociosi At BfosdSsy snsanes @ wsre
hsS mt M on =:
and Tar Fountains. ArsihSis Eye: inserted ~. As nv
Fancy Cutlery.-The most choice selection
Of fancy cutlery be in the city embraces every
ksi Flies az saor tho very bess a. sHUN
DERs. N Bro.Away. Of Liberty. and $50 Broadway
Saunders Metallic Tablet strop, for keep
ss ralrs in perfect order can be Obtained - the SUB
the public the At hs s os tho
M So 70 ns Ian London
Comb Factory, asa Broadway.-The as
IN the ely either as to variety 9ssy; the Greatest care
WV '-''' ''' a. d J. SAUNDERS. s7 Bro.dway.
Saunders Dressing Case Factory, lat and
s BiohdwayIhere eases combine many advantages over
the quality articles in the posi-
BILE space. SAUNDERS. N Broadway, corner of Liberty,
and 3a Broadway.
Tooth Brushes.-saunders, 1&5 and 3S7
Broadway, are manufacturing the finest qualty,t
Tooth Brushes they are far superior TO the imported the
brstles fastened in q prinoip and
ranted rot TO come loose in the mouth.
Shell Combs, Opera Glasses, and Fans, a
coed all ola reduced prices Ny Combs
the all others in beauty Of fnish at
the head in the most perfect STYLE Premium Open Chains
I'm. QUIMBY, 3O3< Broadway.
Brady's Daguerreotypes on Iv0ry'-The
subscriber invites he attention Of the public to his
discovery Of Dsguerreotypng Ivory which produces
exguistey beautiful miniature blending the beauty of
painting with the Of Specimens
Of this for exhsition at BrAdys Gallery
No. iB Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
A Ten Dollar Shawl for Five Flfty.-The
rich Waterloo shawls offered BY LANE PORTER, Of IS
street. for IS CO. Sc 3d. ST. those that
sold At sosnd upwards Bay State Breche. Cash
Coais surprisingly low All the late styles Of dry goods
II about the usual auction prices.
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u., I'D. p,, = h. GsSS,ns q.,S
street The public .hosld suat slinst itauon ny
various diplomas Persons VIII hair has assumed Se2
color from the Of the imitation dya have
rooted by calling above. Copy the address.
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The Ladies' or New York, Brooklyn, Jer
sey City wamsburg Green Point. Yosksr- rsrrytown.
esg sing kswburg and Poughkeepse rsspse fsy in
tS ssr: Shoe store in Canal whore shsy And
Misses and Chdrens Cater Shoes to be had in
the city Ladies' don't forget the Jenny Lind Csnsert
J. B. hers store, l34 Canal street. NB.-AEeat for
the sale Of India Rubber Boots and Shoes Pa
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Soda, EnrsapartIlo and mineral wafer
MANUBACTOR Y-252 Grind strcet.
~ A. CONANf respectfully infonns his trends s9d We
~ public that he sail continues to Manufacture stgts
sARSAPARILLA, MEAD AND MINERAL WA
TIERS the above establishment and warranted eqpatq
any Europe America supply constantly on hama,
al Wholesale and Retail. ~ Orders from Tie country
promptly attended to, and put up to ship Y bariss
40 2to1 Odoyan