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We translate from the Eco d,haIia an n.
liam paper, edited BY Mr. ssschi Do Csssli. the n
Ing remarks upon the work Of a young Anne
painter, of Boston, MT
Being. few days ago, In the elegant m .rtms
the EDITOR OF the Nep York Herald 1t the Union
Hotel. among the ohjeets Of art which astrsctsd
attention, We remarked picture In the old mr.
preventing hermit. The attitude IL maiesfio
venerable while his thoughts seem directed tovsr
better world The tints are very natural ana r..
preston true throughout Any onA vori,s ne
supposed It belonging to the old cssiss Il school
we're NOT little surprised 1t being informs ed nv -
d. ina. sne mad bought 1t for Que hundred doiisrs
picture IT, undoubtedly far superior to many o.
tnst ngure in the gallery Of the American Art uno
"uch praise Is due to the amateur of Sns at
su~ - young artist who Ia csrta;rIv A.
who encourag.- ut higher merit WV
tined to produce worAs-
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THE ArrRoAcHIse ELECTION Wepubsh, to-day,
let of the candidates, far could be obtained
TO be voted for in this State, on Tuesday next
Though not perfect the list is very full aud Shows
the various parties to be represented Accompany.
ing the list are some important notes, useful TO
those engaged in the csnyassing Of the ballots.
On Tuesday morning we shall publish the list Of
candidates to be voted for in hs city, only The
general list is published TINS early that our readers
in othe, portions of the State may know who are
the candidates throughout the State.
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TIE GREAT UMoN MKErrse OF NEw York.
We have never before devoted the same amount
OF our space 10 matter Of any description with more
satisia elton than we have given the preceding
meeting in New York, ia support Of the laws, the
constitution. and the Union. No American,
whether in South Carolina or elsewhere, can read
those proceedings, and the noble sentiments which
breathe through the speeches, the resolutions,
and above all, The soul stirring letter OF Mr. Web
ster, without feeling his heart glow with renewed
patriotism and deeper devotion TO the constitu-
ton Of his country. --Nafionai InielIigsBcU.
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NATIONAL JorRSAtIsA-An obscure penny pa
per objects TO the national character, which The
public Of both continents have given to the Ns,c
YWk Herald, and Why's Because we have taken
strong and distinctive grounds in favor Of the
Union and constitution, and against Seward and all
sectional politicians Of The day. We are perfectly
content 70 suffer such ignorant imputations from
such imbeoile quarters. II national journalism
EXITS at ell IN this country, from north to south,
from east TO west, Il is to be found in the tone,
spifit end conprehensiveness Of the Ne,c York
H0aid We soar above all sectional parties--all
local cliques; and have always taken strong, dec-
dtd and upright ground for such NATIONAL principles
involve the unity and perpetuy Of this great re-
public ccmprebeRdiDg likewise the prosperity and
commercial greatness Of this city
five are 10 be denounced fer such a course, we
are prepared to meet such denunciations with com.
pcsurc and cquanimiiy.
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BARNuM's LipERsLlTY 1t is said that tckets
for the Lind concerts have been kindly given to
meny who have not the ability to purchase them
In this, Barnum has been very liberal. Jenny Lind
said she wiehed every person to hear her, and ii
Barnum's lberaliy continues as extensive, az il
has been for the las, week, no need despair Of
hearing her sooner or later.
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INV YORK EOMIN ATIOHO.
INJECTION NOVEMBER 9TH.

POLLS OPEN AT SUNRISE AND CLOSE AT SUNSET.
The following the nominations for ststs sncsrs
made BY the saGsrsnt parties in this State
0tate OMeers.
Unisn. DemocrSt.
GOVERNOR uorato Seymour. Uorato 0symo0r.
LIEUT.. Gov sRroR George j. Cornell Sanford Chuf9h.
CANAL CohMIss'R. John c. 9ather. John q. Mather.
trArk PRISON lNsr Abaer Bsker. Charles B. Benton.
CLARK or APPEALS essel s. smith. Villa p Angel.
Whig Anti Rent
GOVERNOR Washington Hunt. wash ngton Hunt.
LIEUT.. CovERNoR George Cornell. Sanford r. Church.
CANAL CosnssR Ebenezer Blakelsy. EkeneEsr BlAkeey
STATE Prison Isss. Amer Baker. William r. Angel.
""snx On ArrrALs. WesSel g. Smith Charles g. Rent~n
-. :, o. - ABOLITION.
....... william L. Chaplin.
CovERKoR..i'L y, '.'-rb
LIEUT. COVER soR. Joseph
Canal CosaIssos Err. John Q: Hsrrinss.sr 2
STATE PRisoS INSPECTOR David CLARK, =.
hrsng or AFPEAS.. 49, . 49,
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VI. W. ,. j kf0ns
Abraham Moore.
Dudley Haley.
Supreme Court.

GFNENAL
Nov 2-Amongst the decisions given by the Court,
this day, was that respecting the ne Great In
THE FoRRKsr DvoRcF OAsr.
Td,ein FORREST &C. Catherine NJ Forred-The order Of
Special Term affirmed without costs. The Court held
that the writ OF Great as preregsve writ had not
been abolished by the code but that In this the
complaint did not make out a Of aban Comment
but merely ef apprehension, without stating any in
tsrtion ON the part Of Mr. Forrest 70 abandon his
wife.
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" durability snd cheap tsa-BbOOks, No. 10 fulton
trsct % Ne aud aysrshy known 20 the cisens Il ths
cp1tc would cell thor at-n Ton ~ bis large and ohcaD
assortment 81 Boots Shoes Gacr SC which Tor st,ls
aud 10 Encss Of price cant be beat.
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Movements OF p,.t,nguishea Individuals.

B bartlett. Boston; W. q. Clarke Philadelphia; II.
J Stevens Geo. Mr.. Austin, u ). N, and thirty
others arrived yesterday at the American.
j. Shepherd, Buffalo; W Eldrige, Va Capt Al
thony sbip Bavaria; J. g. Durnard, T. 3. A.. A. Nye,
Ind and tfty others, have arrived AZ the Astor.
Hon Robs Nichols Geneva; L. r Roy Parker Y. 9
Squadron: j. Levy. Montreal; NJ. Luyier, dol ..
Curtis California; Hon. y Watson, Galveston aud
sixty others arrived yesterday at the Irving House
Major Condo, Conn; Hon. Mr.: Lcpger and lady, N.
Y lion. John Neal aud two ladies' Portland, maine
w ID. Binnet. ESQ ,London; W. Morris, Esq Pkila.
Mr. Potter Geo. and twenty one others have arrived
End taken apartments st the Union Place Hotel
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SUNDAY CONCERTS DENOUNCED Some OF the
religious papers are utering denuncisiions against
the Sunday concerts in general, and az ainst Nine
A. Bishops Sunday evening concerts in partcu-
ler-one of which will be given this evening, at
Thrler Hall This is only species of narrow
minded fanaticism, characteristic of a few Of the
religious newspapers
What is peipctrated a, Sunday evening concerts,
where sacred music lie sung, that should call forth
the denuncisiions of those who claim to be relgi-
Gus and heavenly minded people J Does not music
constitute part Of the religious service in every
church ihst opens lis portals on a Sabbath day
Are no; the accounts of paradise given US fro the
pulpits, describing the happiness of heaven here
after, nothing but descriptions of perpetual music,
morning noon and night, from eternity to eternityl
Heaven ITSELF according to the reports furnished
by the ministers of the gospel, is nothing but one
continual. perpetual, concert Of sacred music, with
angels and souls made perfect for Chorus and eter-
nifty for concert hall Il is true tha, Madame Bish-
ops concerts are crowded to sufIocaion By the
people Of all classes and sexes-it Is true that her
charges AZ the low rate Of fifty cents for each
soul but what objection can there be to the
cheap system, OF Of taking such small sums at the
door for the payment of the expenses in getting up
thete concerts The morning aud evening music,
executed At all the churches of this city on Sab
bath day. from Trinity to Calvary, are not brought
forth without expenses. II costs something 20
build churches--il costs something TO cndow par.
sons, (who frequently DO not deserve IT'D IL costs
something 10 purchase organs and educate singers
Is there ony difference between getting mosey by
the year TO pay for fashionable church music on
Sunday, or in paying small sans to hear the
ssme on Sunday evening in Tnpler Hall
Away with all such sbsurdiiy and fanatcism
II such deaswere 10 be tolerated. the same fanatics
would soon proceed to forbid boiling potatoes on
the sabbath day as sin, or denounce the hot
water 70 make a cup OF tea for Sunday evening, as
q wicked abomnahon before the Lord
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larra utck u Grunct focda consisting Of ZOO
tnae ana double sole Caitsls Leo ss Quilted Boots
shoes 800 Iairs Gloss Lev Ieirs s ppoa Ties Bu.
kns etc Also Nies and Cidreus Caters sirpers Tee
etc together With Gems snd Boys Boots Shoes sliopss
Daucng Caters' and Pumps,et al q which ho will soil
az ricts 60 low "a 90 d.iy competition N. -Daasrs
would a. well 20 inptct his stook before buying
Ar early ~ Tcction IL requested.
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cel BFIsaVe Oauer.NeV YORK; 1870
eer a. the sscoud kegm Mt is he eby directed detail
Captain Danvoff. COMPANY washington Ccntinsnals
perform furcial hebors he rains Of gallant soldier OF
the var Of 1872 fiuk, to- morrow, (sunoay) at two
o'clock r. ~ from his lae residence, Orr Point
land. BY order HENNy sTOR&S, Brig Ceni.
j. A. BooAnr, Brio "rit+ INSPECTOR.
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Would You ustonis,, Them. Wou,d W.

90 60 the oids Fn L0ndon. and astonsh than with
sure fuch as they cannot poteely produce in Eprope
Get OF Roots Tan D,guerreotype Lkcnesses (suh
west corner ~ Broadway and Nrann street, for they
superb, naturs elegant they be equaed
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Hair De- rectisea the hrest premium tie
istute, Now ofk, where if by DR. Ghso
chemist, ave others, Who pror orrcei it tho
numerous preparations oeics. FIR sale applied. war
rant'd to give perfect sstisfact,n q. VI. BALLARD,
chemist, &c, No l5j Fulton street STAIRS New York
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Marine Affairs,

STEAMSHIP ARrIc.-In our notice OF the steamship
Arctic in yesterdays paper Inadvertently stated
that she sailed from New York the 26th instead Of
the 9th ult. She had made 200 miles in 20 hours.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF GLASGOW, Capt. Matthews sailed
from this pert yesterday afternoon for the last time
previous to going on her new route between Glasgow
and Philadelphia. This steamer will doubt receive
good share of the custom of the travelling public
in her new line, she received-and deservedly So
in her late She took out large cargo and about
axty passengers whose will be found under the
Maritime Intelligence
STEAMSHIP FLORIDA, Capt. Lyon, sailed yesterday
afternoon fer Savannah. For list of passengers see
Maritime Intelligence.
STEAMSHIP BROTHER JONATHAN, according to notice ,
was launched yesterday morning, from the yard of
Messrs. Perine, Paterson Stack, Of williamson gh
and vas immediately taken to the Morgan Works to
have her machinery put in her.
LAUNcHEp--At Dsmariscotta 24th ult, by Messrs.
VIM. Hitchcock Co., ship of 1910 tons re yister,
called the Northman. She Ia 36a feet wide, and %
feet deep is said to be built in the most substantial
manner has full poop topgallant forecastle white
At Matapoisett. Slst ult. by Mr. Wilson Barstow, q
splendid chip of about 430 tons, called the Arctic,
owned by Edmund Allen, Esq, of Farhaven, and Is
raid to be of the finest ships built In NJ She
has round stern length 120eet beam % feet4 inches
depth 10 feet inches She will be employed in the
North Pacific whale fishery, under command of Capt
Chas W Geett formerly OF the Uncas of New Bedford
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ovorcoatE - We beg 10 call attention TO our

val Nc tfyies % Together the largest sosg
We have ever prfentcd for -e orr various iinfs IN
ers q twoded erooita fougnt after only
tee hut We ave ord Tor them from p: Of the rnncrsi
ciNot q s u lon They ccnsderd the
ara uost comfortable sie Of ovcrcoat ntfoiucsd
cir side r. ming eleaats coat aud daeIent IN color
from the other. y. Il j. DEVLIN,
a3 and % John street. OF NASSAU.
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Ni,inr snd Case Cara. engraved End printed in the
f1sbiObhbt etyta Of LVEHDEIEs 52 bro.dvay corner
DptEe street JaItitul Boxes for Wedding Bpondid
Bridal Envelopes, afer1 and oliver Cord Ar Eysrie
branch stone az Wall street. f the accommodation Of his
down town cuatCmCIS. /.
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nrc attention geirf ths of this
ftu. nn THE theuan Who Wait eetzbah
have tiscd them both Tor to variety Of svle an
Gus nd TIE telectcn 81 TIE goOas 10 whc they
IN ther descriptions u eoatt conre. equal extens
and ariety. d ;. DEvLtN
SO and 30 John street.. corner Of Nassau.
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TfE souuf AID rm UNiov By glancing at the
telegrsphic culgmn, il will be observed that the
friends 81 the Union ia Georgia, and M ssissppi,
appear determined not 70 be outdoue by the New
Yorkerf in showing their devotion to the confede.
rscy. Lerge meetings have been held at Natchez,
Savannah, and other places, AZ all Of which the
utmost harmony and enthusiasm prevailed. These,
with The meeting n Mobile, hut the mere glir-
merings of what the South will do, when they
come 10 read and understand the sentiments Of an
overwhelming majority Of the Northerners as ex-
Pressed 81 Castle Garden, the other evening"
The voice Of the people OF Texas. on the Boun.
dau Bin. also sounds well although il was anti.
cjpaicd that the compromise would be accepted by
a large ma joIiiv
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The American steamship Washington, Capt.
Floyd, will be due TO morrow, with one day later
news from Europe.
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r,ssn hnseum-ti1e Irash Drers hso;s, 81 y to -,
utuaily 80 ana 81 french Patent Leather Bocs
erss Boots, 81 ~ sa French WRter-l Boots from
$40 70 So All goods Warranted 20 give safastion.
ketefnE kc acne In the Quick sales and ka PRIV
hts 10 my motto.
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Yesterday morning. ct eleven O'clock the rehearsal
Of Norma" which IL to be performed tomorrow
might, commenced punctually ct the appointed hour
Msretxek presided the orchestra In his customary
graceful and efficient style, the musicians all being
strictly attentive to their several duties After the
introduction by the chorus the gems Of the opera
rehearsed by the principal singers Novslli Lorn and
Amais Patti taking their parts IN the business Psrod
however, elegantly but simply dressd soon absorbed
oil attention. Taking her seat in the os, of the
stage she commenced the recitatiro, of thu $3.50,
Those present were breathIess with ev--
-y.otasion. The
moment instantly arrived however to end all doubts,
and to satisfy every nearer that we have now the
greatest dramatic singer of the day in this metropolis
Such voice-such cutivstion-s such method such
funsss height, depth and completeness of tone COM
bined, will introduce us to new delights
"Casta Divsn was sung in Q subiuel STYLE hut with
such variety OF expression, with such feeling pathos
and briancy Ast recognized the true intsrpreta-
ton Of Beinis ideal, throughout As we shall have
more to say after the performance, we will not raise
any further expectations We know how needless 1t
70 say much Of such talent. 1t will make Its way
triumphanty. Three full octaves of full notes, we
judge, are In Psrodis voice. She has not emily the
deepest notes Of the human voice, but she has the
middle and highest ones In perfection. She
trils and shakes to touch the soul, and bells on
her upper notes with vast power. and with the
sweetest tone. INDUCING only in characteristic and
appropriate ornaments she entrances youstirs your
blood till it tpgles-and with the electric expression
Of commanding face, added to a magnificent form
holds you completely in her pswer. This is the effect
produced by rehearsal The public will see how the
soul of such will sweep over the public mind
on Monday, when she adds the genius of the tragic
muse to her vocal accomplishments
Every seat has been sold in the boxes and
and the smphithestre seats alone can now be obtain
ed The sale Of these will commence ON Monday
Thus, without any parade does Parodi commence her
glorious career in the world.
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Prere ~ Catherine ftret ohers to
ladies TO purchase Their Shss h Cloas Sack.
AiPacas ParTametss srnos. Delsiss Printed Calieoes
~ In fact Description Of Dry Coocs silks Cottons,
Low nrices. -
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suitable for drt oiaas having cnrass
ceiling &c, Wiz be leased Tor arm oi Apply TO
W. WARD, k9 broadway.
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PonTRAiTs OF jenny LIND.--We are inundated
with portraits and likenesses Of Jenny Lind from
artists, both a, home and abroad Among them
ell, there is only one portrait that looks like the
origiDal-and that one Is issued in this city.
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y r. L. taraqn Murray Woosttr, r. o. White, aud o. T.
blanchard are liberty party candidates county
There will be three ballot boxes used the coming
tior, except In Rcw York and Hamilton counties and in
counties eiectng local 0coTs discharge the duties Of
Juc Suigtrate
l. The State b'x. In which win be deposited the ballots
containing the OF all the State Oacers Representa-
tiyesi Ccngeft, aad all the County Officers the
ballot.
2 The Assembly box in which win be deposited the ballot
for Men hers Of Assembly, yLars Of Neo York.
1S4G, tfogssr 2sl. Section y
The School Law which viii be GopoSited the ball
iots for and aaainst he repeal Of thu New school
Lars ~ Nctr York, 1850, Ckanicr 31a; Seci5l 3
In the Ctyaud County Of rev Icik al In the County
Hamilton, Che tamos Of all the voted for By
clcctor for Eewefcntativs IN Congress must be
separate ballot, aud endorsed "C0ngrcfs"
Counties whore Judges Hurrcgaer local ocers TO
dfohhrge The duties VI County Judge
elected, there rust 10 box labelled "Judisiary"
The JuaCe CT the Sci sons Is placed the Stae Ticket
'Scioo." Ton the Repeal Of the New School Law"
School csNer the Repeal Of the New School Law"
The ballots Ne folded conceal all the verds
cept the word school which must appear The outside
Of the ballot.
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COOPERATION OF THE TELEoRArH AND THE Press.
American Telegraph, the annexed polite note -
The New York, Albany and Buffalo Telegraph Com
pany (Mor.e's line 10 wsllstrest) presents to you
the free of their three wires from New York to
Buffalo, for the reception and tran miss of election
news, during the night of da OF ele tion Novem-
j. "A. JOHNsTJN, Chis. Operator
We take pleasure in noticing this instance of
liberality the part Of Morse's line, because 1t
affords opportunity not only to do justice to this
one branch of the telegraphic enterprise of this
country, but to place the general conduct of the
telegraph companies in this country in contrast
with that of the English lines, against whose
managers there are continually very serious COM
plants by the British press. The methods of doing
business this and the other side ofthe Atlantic are
quite unlike. In England the telegraph companies
are stiff u their prices, not at all courteous and gave
on examples of such amenities as are common in
this country The character of the people in both
counties is well depicted by these two systems
the one narrow, grasping, and intent on immediate
pecuniary benefit,-the other, liberal, generous.
and ready to do more than its part, in a time
when intelligence must be obtained at any cost
The New York, Albany and Buffalo Company, on
the nightof the State election, might have made up
very suous biii uSainst the press; out IL Rds
waived all hope Of profit, and makes gift of its
services, not merely for the benefit Of the public
journals, but for the purpose Of supplying the public
with news of a most interesting character.
1t is by such unexpected courtesies,-by such
sacrifices on the part of public companies-that
great good acrues TO them in the end. The live
and let lve' principle is involved in such liberia
lily ; and there naturally grows up, from such kind
feelings, the interchange of many civilities, in
which the public become largely the gamers.
Within two or three years, the press have paid
enormous amounts for news, aud every hour draws
largely from all well managed newspapers, for
telegraphic intelligence. There is no enhancement
ofprce to readers for this Improvement on the old
system, and all are partskers in the benefit with.
out knowing or caring, perhaps, how they obtain so
much more news than formerly, at the same cost.
The present instance Of literally, however, being
direct favor to the public, well as to us, we
take great pleasure in making known the source
whence we shall be able to derive, without any cost
! The fullest possible results of the most important
election that has ever taken place in this State.
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uEon ihe suriogt Ov'rega mads bv AeLroy l,l Broad
wsv sud fatiehCd IL VII make undoubtd sation
IL s dresJ testify and s,hiouAy formed and
air a elegance comfort that will exceed
Ilr0y
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". n. Jones, n Ann street. near ans Anne

street lare assoftm' low rsca Our mott, IL
lti.cs and quick returns Gaas ralt hoots
81 " 70 ~ aso zen shoes II every style ladies' shoes
trd eaiterf, and ohilarcn's SHOES.
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HrIIc. Jenny Lind.-The best Likeness. or

this lady, and the most portrait
Brady OF Daguerr ping iyorys for
exhibition a. Bradys Gallery, eos broadway corner OF Full
ten street.
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beautiful portrait Of prma DONNA has baeu
taken at b. VS. - for exhibition his GALLERY OF da
ggerreO;y pes, No. .O5 broadway.
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PEosrrcr OF INCREASE IN THE Cry PorurA-
TON One argument, not mentioned by Capt.
Rynders At the Tammany meetsg, and strong
one too, in favor Of the election Of John Graham,
hos since been circulated through the city to some
extent lis election will increase vastly the popu-
stion Of New York AS soon the fact " his
rriumph shall have become known, we need not
be at oil surprised 10 see Thomas Warner returning
from Europe to this city, and M. G stanley return.
ing from the shores Of the Pacific. Ia fact. vast
accession 10 the population Of New York may be ex-
pec,ed from the pugsts the fuaitives from justice,
the burglars, and we don't know what other kind
Of people. from ell the old countries Of the world
This view is worth rejecting on, and may swell
the census considerably.