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DIED.

FRIDAY morning, Nov H. after short illness JAMES VI ,
of James and Caharne f. Scott aged one year and
month.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited - At
tend his funera the residence Of his her No no Sui
livan-st this Saturday, at o'clock PM
On Thursday, 18Th Nov. INST Mrs ELIZA OGlLNIE,
widow OF the late Peter Osllyle. JT
Her friends aGd hex relatives are respectfully III
ved attend her funeral Sunday NEXT, al l. o'clock
NJ. from her late residence, No 293 East Broadway
On the nth inst ANNA JANE, infant daughter OF As
NJ ard Hannah r Taylor aged year and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
No A London terrace (23d st this day, Saturday.
the 18th inst 81 O'Clock p NJ without further invita-
ton.
In Brooklyn New. H. after sh 1T and illness
JANE AUGUSTA. yOun gest daughter of j. N and ii. A
Come, aged years and mon rs.
Her funeral viii take place from No IS Butlerst South
BIoOkll Sunday afternoon, at 2. o'clock The rela
and friends the family also her brother Saml p
Avery respectfully invited to attend without further
notice. ~
In Wilhamsburgh, l. l.. Oh the 18Th inst Mrs. MARY
SPIES wife OF Thomas NJ Harker of disease Of the chest
aged % years
late residence No l23 South St between oth and On
SITS The relatives and friends Of the family also those Of
her father Mr. Nicholas b. PenfDd respectfully inyi-
ted TO attend without further invitation.
At Caskhl Wednesday, Nov. "a, GEORGE PARSO Ms;
infant of George and Maria NJ Ellis. aged month and
IL DAYS
Deputy Collector Of that Port aged about % years
On the 18th instant. ELIZABETH RUSSELL vie OF
the late George Russell
ass sns n era 9 on seevstn d 81 n Al
from her residence No 73 Hoasonst, without further
invitation NIL az
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MARRIED..

At New-York. the l4th by Rev Dr. Spring. 5Ir.
JAMES SNEDDON, Civil Engineer. Macon, GsOrsia, To
AGNES BRYSSON. third daughter Of the late Robert
WHITE, ESQ merchant, Edinburgh.
In Brooklyn, the 9Th inst. by Hon Conklin Brush.
AZARIAH CARPENTER to MARY C., daughter OF I.
Baxter. ESQ all of that city.
On the morning the " inst in ST. Peters Church a.
Hobart. Delaware Co. N V. by Rev. WI lam A. Curtis,
DANIEL ID FOOTE, Of New-Iork City, g Miss Hell
EN- NJ daughter Of Sherman Foote Esq, Of Oxford, Che
mango Co. y. Y.
AT Keene on the y h inst by Right Rev Carleton
Chase. BIZ hop of New Hampshire JOHN SHERWOOD.
Of New-YoTk. to MARY ELIZABETH. eldest daughter
Of Hon James Wilson. of New Hampshire.
On the llth inst at Flint, Michigan. Mss RISPAH
BIRDSALL to Mr. CHARLES SUTTON. Of New YORK.
At Hadley, July Q. by Rev. John Woodbridge. ID D.,
HENRY II. JUDD. OF South Hadley Falls, to MARY J.
BONNEY. OF Hadlev.
At Pavlet Vt. Oct 6, BY Rev. f. r. Bonney GEO. W.
BONNEY, ofHadley. Mass, to HELEN WILCOX, Of
Pawlei.
Oct 30 by Rev Mr. Sweet at the house OF Mr Phineas
Morton, Mr.. CHARLES +. HERMANN. Of New fO<k,
to Miss MARTHA j. W. MORTON Of Williamsburg
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cloudsd by the state OF Affairs The Coatnenand me
dread unless timely made Of the %
Europe beIns "a q nger a, 40 .sIy IA snsrry
10 political excitement the position X ruling powers n
such produce we'll grounded confidence IN their
Judgment moderation.
The Gales II the eek amount 70 Is 100 bales Of which
.1porers have taken $780, and Spectators $50 bales
which include Co bales Of American OF which ta1e are
TO exporters. and so TO spectators
egan 'o esisssd Stock hs Day SO Sais. ssA
go eco American against, al same time 1872 iVV.J
bales II which z97, 30 we're American
PRICES THIS DAY.
Orleans air s. Fb. Midilng a. pb Ordinary 3 ID
Mobile 40. a. liz a. a. ~
which prevails and although continued activity the
ruling feArure Prices OF Goods snd Yarns must be quoted
lover aud tie operations OF both buyers az sellers marked
by great caution Stocks are not accumlans 10 any e.
tent. -, -. -,
FIST brands Of fresh Flour far request at late rates
there having been good export inquiry Principally Dr
Cape OF Good Hope other descriptions much ire
quarry and the demand very limited Good Whst.
mddng Qualities are difficult TO sell without sight re-
ductiOn The transactions In Indian Corn also
scrbed and prces the same rs last quotei-
AsHBs-Puces steady but sales small at 27s FOR Mon
teal Pots. ard POS. for Pearls
QUERcITRoN BARK-Demand quite of a retail character
TALLow-sales comprise go casks al 36s. for North
American.
oepted for far quality Sales about 60 tuns.
RES1N-Sales about 600 bbls. common Il Is.
IURFENTINE-2G GO bbls changed hands i2s Cd, and
a few tuns Of Spirits 90 arrive az 3lS "a.
TAR IN limited demand. Sales 200 bbs. al S. %.
Notranssciions Whale OIL. Sperm moves Off IN small
lots, at t{3 Z tun
No sales Of RICE
rendering YOU our best services here,
We remain respectfully, yoGr ooedient servants;
Sales of Cotton dav 5000 bales which include 900 to
exporters and 500 to Peculatorsnaket closing steady
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AYKiTSd.

Ship Manhattan (pktl Peabody. from Liverpool Oct -
with ndse and 76S pass 70 c. r. Marhall q Co.
Ship WIN Rathbone, (pkt Spencer Liverpool Oct 70,
with Indse and 500 passsn gers To Everett y Brown
Ship st Dennis (sSt Eoliansoee Havre, Oct 10. mdse
and 800 pass. TO Boy d 5 HiIcSen
Ship Catherine. Eckeimad, Charleston days, cotton
and rice T. Warlle.
snip VIM Penn Poole, Liverpool 81 days. mdse and 2a9
PASS Richardson Nov ), lat 50 49, Ion. - 50,
steamer bound T., probably the NJ steamer Hermlna
Wilson hence Tor Bremen and 0uihamp'0n lst INST.
Bark Sarah Hand (of Phladelphla Nicsles Bns-ol T..
81 days railroad ron FIRE bricks and tiles and 2pasegers
to order.
Bark Pario. Kinney Bordeaux, Oct. 6. with brandies
Big Fary BIZ Eaton, St KITS 10 days ballast E
Bfs fremont, (of Charlestonl Parriit Charleston 10 ds
cotton master.
Brg blow (Br) Stevens, Windsor. Ms, days plls.er
to master.
70 n. L. McCre4dy.
Schr Augusta, Springer New Bedford days. bound to
Albany.
schr Cornelia. Young New Bedford days Oh.
Schr Entire DemaIest, Wnton, NC ts., naval stores
H. {. H. PierSon.
SohI. Jasper Nickerson, Boston days, mdse. TO (
" Heuick
Schr Fashion Lorng. Boston days. mdss. TO S. W.
Lewis.
Sl0op Sea witch, Wells. Providence.
SlOop ROdgeT Williams Rhodes, Providence.
BELOW-A ship supposed TO be the New. Hampshire,
Chase Glasgow Gath u mdse aad passengers 10 Zefega
* Co also brlg
WIND-At sunset, ES.E. with hghi rain.
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from our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. li-Arrired-Sie amshp VIZ
ga Teal, chm0nd bark Kingston, Foniks. IlfAs
brig Madagascar. Bonny, JAG ksOnvIlle, schTs y S
man, Handy. New York 3. c Horton. G4ady do Calls
Ia, McFad Zen. Quebec; Banner, sOmers New YORK
NaTy Mershon Sprague, Albany Wm. Henry, Wetnore
New Bedford Geoig Edward, Nav, WaIchan- Gamers
Novelty, Bugs. New YORK, Pea3oscOf, Clltk. DO.
CicsreG-BaTks Eagle, Natthe~s b 'stJu, C9-lslil
Johne Barbados Lolsa. Lad ay Cardcaa org Flora
POte Boston schfs Sil4s Hand. Ackerly, Guar es,0a
George Edward, May, Boston Fl0wsffelt Strlng, Ne
Bedford Y. SULLIVAN, Hlndg, Pecksyille: Z C.
Horton, Candy. New York, CLIsta, 1lcs adden, Anes
bHIy Banner, sOmels NeS YORK. Propeller SHARK
Miller. do.
NEWPORT. Nav. i3-ArrlreG-Brig Clarence, Lemer-
ton PIctuu for Fall RIVER. s-hrs Josephine, Holden
EastDoft Tor New York, JnO. Sa0r, GORDON. Blue Ill
FOR Ann Jenkins. Potter, Providence f,I BalliH3re
slouts Hen CasioI. Carr, Warren for New TofS Are-
La Cock. T4un loE DO, Nancy Jaae Gardner. Jglss,
town for 90.
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The new Cabinet gives grca, dissatisfaction,
and II Is thought that some of the Ministers will
retire before the meeting of the Assembly.
The Paris Constitutional of "Wednesday con
tradlcts the statement, OF several Journals, that
the President, IN his message, would make d.
rect appeal 20 the country for reelection.
General de 81. Arnaud, the new Minister of
War, has issued the following order of the dav:
SOLDIERS; The President OF the Republic calls me
20 your head The honor is great, the task EASY #
YOU remain as YOU unit ell under the law of duty
strong by your discipline-ln every part where or
dsTls weakened, IN every part where the public
peace rs menacsd the honest people turn their ewes
and seek You. Never was cause more sacred en-.
trusted TO men more worthy To defend II. Forget
not that, IN difficult times, the prevents by The
energy OF It's attitude, the disorders which II
would Otherwise represS by the employment Of force
EsPrt dc CorTs-Honor for our fag-paruclpatlon
ofslory-these the noble traditions which should
Msphe and sustain uset us carry military honor So
Aish that IN the midst Of the elements of dissolution
which fermct about MS II may appear means OF
safety TO menaced society.
A. De ST. ARNAvp Minister Of War.
Per- ~
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Wright, Candy 4 Cos Circular.

LivERPooL, 81 Chapel-st. Friday. Oc,. 81. 1851.
Nri toN-NOtwl' hstAadng that the sales have daily
essed oo bales during the present week. the market
hss eoLtlnud very inanuiae. and with LIBERAL SUPPLY
veIs last weeks 7rlccs barely supported ~ soae
Stances indeed, concessions have been made order %
Soae Up parcels On hand The Export demand also fall
- -, sIu sStc, ators TemaB passive The ooatnued
lie W. aheF III The tzied states tends materially 20 cnn
MN VIC opinion u large crop, and although cOcsqmn-
iSA 10y .hc ease anaug Amenc1n spgnn-rs o. such
Al extent IS % US u2 TIE eacess g:aer with what NAV
iens N hand a. close Of the there 70 Dc no
ard 70 TINS care INST nee be attributed some Of The
inactivity Thai has characterized this market for oasf
stx weeks Al hoiDe, and N colonies everything
looks prospt'ous-anney abundant, food both pentl-
fui and cheap, an increasing reTenue. and seaer
impeyemchn the mss Of the people and the national
prosperity Of the country the whole beng mach
better corcior ttGa We uxsa boat % Bat taking
wider view q The Qresoa tbs alarm sepe2rs sove IL
sefEso the rrcsI.ots for tie future which WAT
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

Steamships-FrDklin Wotten, Hayre, VI. Livingston
Union Budd New Orleans SDoford, TilestOn X Co.
Shps-Creole Pierce, New Orleans, Frost cks Mad
awa.ka, (Br) Pascoe. Manila, W { PlckerspI co.
Barss-Bertha. Smart Savannah, Nesmth Sons En-
press Church Maanzas. J. Taylor Co.; VIM. Lara
bee French Philadelphia, NesmiIh & Son.
Brgs-Voyager, Wood, Halifax ID. Curtis Co.; Forest.
Gaaton Frankfort, Brett, vose Co; Naratske, Nell
vanpah n l. McCready * Co; AamOde, (Br) Loczhlrt.
Windsor, j. 9 Whitney y Co.
Schooners-J s Lane, Pratt, Mobile, MASTER Altoona,
Barnes Amherst N B Us. Wnltney Co Mary Powell,
Powell Wilmington. Z. Powell; rexan, Carpenter. Ma
sualavic StuTgess Co Washington, Gasklll, Washing
ton, y C., Bateman x kuiderlw
Soops-Ponter, FoSler, Providence . p. Hawkins,
Jones, DO.
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CIRCUS.-NEW. YORK AMPHI.

" THEATRE. No 81 Boaeiy r SANDS q CO.'S
TRIPLE TROUPEi-FlRSI WEEK Of the SEASON p
On MONDAY EVENING Nov. II, and during the week.
viii he gwen full AM brilliant dispa, OF Equestrian per
fOrmances, u mnastic ieds, a4d beautifully trained
HORSES ano PONIES veil Known O. the Jhc being
the number, the most superhg pped
con.ssnins The largest amount Of Equestrian talent Ia
the United States Among the Numerous fractions Defci
by Aessrs SANDS Co, the world admired Dancing
Hone AlAYF Ely and the Troupe vf hghy framed ST. r
LAND PONIES, from Astleys Royal AmphIthea.er
London, embracing the intellectual performances Of he
celebrated tay Pony Cinderella feats Of the fwn Po
Damon enc p thas the Wrestling Ponies Tom Spring
and Deaf Burke Gc, &c The pc fJFmances u Monday
evening viii commense With and patriotic fail dress
May C4ya CAGE got up comp neng of the lllgsiOus
Exile. entitled he dAGYAR CAVALRY, or KO sSU III
and h. TROUPE IN new an te1uul c,stn housings
al pm Is, &C ~ tie dstiagus 90 cOsiuner j. Allen
together with fuli Performance the circle the par
tculafs of which ~ll be found the program Of the
evenhs For the accommodation OF Juveniles aad a-
les Who prefer attending Ia the Day Time, Ezra Per-
fsrmauce vii be gwen IN ~edne day and Saturday Al
ternoons. The Box ONCE will be open daily from 10 4
70 } r Nj, where places may be secured. Boxes aul
P4Iguette, y cts Pr ~ Polite ana gsntlemanl,
usei VIII % IN attendance and full agd efficient co r3
q officers insure order. MI o,ua
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FRANCE.
Political AnairsThe Democrats ana hossu,n
threatened Bombardment OF Saiee In MO

rocco.
PARIS. Thursday-The Globes correspondent
is still confident that there will be compromise
between the President and majority OF the
Assembly.
Business is very gloomy, and nearly all the
orders received by the manufacturers have been
suspended ,.;-.
The Democratic Socialists are furious against
Kossuth, but have determined not to give puo-
Icity TO their opinions, for fear it might inlure
their cause. ~
The SemaphOrs, OF Marseilles, publishes let
ter dated Rabat, in Morocco, llth October an
nouncing that the French Consul had received
orders TO embark all the French residents, as
the French fleet was about TO lombard the town
of Salee, as a reprlsal against the Emperor OF
Morocco for refusing compensation for the phi
lage OF a French merchant vessel wrecked on
the cOaSt
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Disasters. NC.

ScIIR. yOLAXT. Jordan. went ashore Bac IS Harolr
Brooksve. Isl ms: head OIL dled lld ii galI Gec
lead "a. taken on 1aea he lted aud came OF She u
not much damaged and viii be repaired At iriaing eT
pease.
brought % Boston BY the Ottoman had cargo Of 80 TINS
salt She l6 years old aud valued a, aoOut s2t a0
There ainsua upon her in Boston r SIS 500 aai oer
haps more Tee Washington ONCE has - 500 toe I al
ted States 50 90 the Boys;on aud S.ps4a. 50 ~ ech
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Arrived at Calcutta Sept Q, ship II. Winthrop. San
Francisco Masonic DO 10th, Gertrude do. lonan. do
18Th Hon ourg Boston. Cleared 9th, Aioth. London ;
10th, Race Horse. China Louisiana, NewYOrk 18th.
Strabo. Boston. AR. at do Sept 80 ship VIM Goddard
ston 90 days 20 Sands Head 2lst, ship Wabos San
Franc scO chartered to load ioI ENGLAND, bark luna,
New. York; 22d. ship Albany, New-YOrk.
Sid. fun. Hamburg, 26tn Oct, Franklin, New-YOrk.
Crusby-Arr. Oct. 80, bark MarmIon, Cronstadt, for
EewYork with cargo shifted boats stove, and other
ait cradle damage having been struck by of Shetland
lkles, Oct 10.
IneIpoo-Au Nov l. ship Parliament. Boston, q DIS
Chnsca kiiramicbi, N. B Joseph Walker New York
Mar, Pleasans and Tonawanda Pmlada Sailed Oct. 90
Centurion, ana Washington NewYork. 3ist, Vanguard
do 3Oth, Camilus. do,
Desi-Pui IN Oct 20, Sarah Bridge. for n. York soh,
Ri ffan do
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Passengers per the Cambria.

Assistant Surgeon AasSArd Rev. Me Lothrop aud lad
IT Boston, Miss StuIgls, hss Waite Miss Morton and
attendant, AIR Ruard and lady Lee BullaId OF Boston.
Mr. roalmu and lady. Messfs. ". p Elliot, s z Bond.
W Could q, Gsscogne, C Smell Schrub, MohlW Sage,
EnNgr Dickens, A Burg, ScheNsrt, walter & J. Penn.
Jehn Wheslman, Deefc. T. MARROW. W. Aston W
CaIruthers y. G. Wetherhee AID lady, J. & AleceN
Csserkisscn A. soelnes, NJ Soslners Madame Roaaner-
slant. MIS- Palmer, Mrs Arhy, $ CowCn.
fSors Halt,ar.--Two Misses TAYLOR, Mrs kRapsn and
maid Mr.. and Mrs john Murphy, MIR. Robinson and MIR
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PROGR ANIME.

PART l.
Grand Overture to l. 'Assedo dl CorintO. Flll or
Chestra- -"'sS'hi'
2 Duo-From Donlzett.' : Opera BellSano
SgnOrI Bettni. BadlalI.
2 Grand Fantasia Sonnambula, or Piano Tha6srg,
Senorna 5 eilanoue.
s. Grand Fantasie (frst time) Lucrezla Borga,
Expressly composed for The OCCASION ana
executed by .oisNd ih1usei.
6 Romanza-From Mercadaates " Gipramen-
: a" lie Dance dss Fees OF BlumenIhal Alfred Jaell
T. LA BananieI-Negro Song ---.-----.-l
PART II.
"Kossuth March" by VI. hauser- ------FuI Orchestra
2 Brindisl' from Verdi's Macbeth Sigra BeHucca
g. 81 Normanni In Pargi, from Doniletii lhrst
- ,ime1 - slgra Costini. and Sig Bada.i.
4 Spirto Genul from Donletus Fayouta Sigr beilni
g. Glpsey Polka, first tlmel -.-.---------l
G DueltIno from MerCadane's Guramen.
,o--.--.------Sigr 3. steihnone and era K Poo.
Z Romanza from DOnl2etti. ----Sig Badutll
g. Bird on the treo'-wabhng tse lesson taught ny ms
Mistress composed aud executed BY Mska Hauser -
Tickets one Dollar. To be had AT Schuoef IA =, WIN.
Hall 4 Sons JOhe Vaudorbecks and kerkselg Brou
SIN music NJ the hotels, and az Tnper Han Sal
urday 18Th INST from A. VI. until 7. NJ and IN the
evening The gland Piano Forte for tue occasion IS from
Erard Pans and the property Of Mr.. Schuoerth Co..
Broadway.
nrecjsely MD y
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Nov. li-Arr ship Hoyose, Bangor, Ne
brlgs Clement, Alexandra Phoebe A Page, Phade ohls
schr L. Fay. DO. Cid. ship Esther May H0aoiaia
barAs Nacoochee, Kingston, Ja); RAINBOW, Nes-Or-
leans bIigs Acniin, Pert Spain, Trinidad
BATH. Nov. ll-Cld new ship Jane u. Cooper, Charles
ton: bark Waltham savannah.
CHARLESTON, Nov. - Cid schr. Hslsne, " YorS.
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The Accident 20 the Africa.

The steamship Africa had been closely exam
med and the damage found to be confined to her
forefoot and false keel. The cargo was entirely
free from injury. She was to sail on the s!h of
November.
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Receinfs OF Produce

BIZ the Nort. Rrer Boats Nov. -2i472 bbs. Flour, 26
do Ashes $50 do Whskey 100 sides Leather, 1910 pSs
Cheese loo do Butter 93l do. Beef l0o7 bush Corr
l0,i98 do. Wheat, 3,7O2 do Oats, lo73 bags Meal.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia packet ship ST. Dennis, from HarreMrs. Mills New
York Mrs Gorde J. Van Nest, Miss II. Alherdt Miss
Sarah Altherdt, Blache, Paris j. o. Craft. mother and
sister.
In ship VIM Penn. from Lirerpool-Mrs. Atkinson, 3
Misses and Master Atkinson.
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Il NICKERBOCKER HALL. sth-ay

IA y ana zbi-st-EVERY EVENING -Notvyitbs,sns
Hg he prc. u admission Is only III cents 70 the
ainu ehls a tbs splendid Ia they are 50 select and
ehnsdtH they are 'sed ~ arge number Of the 40 tom
sgiend OH Df bert week In addition 70
Dir ANDERSON, he lizard md the wonderful DancioS
ahd sgeaaing Fisufes. Hiss JEANNY REYNOLOsOS.
ibe ceiSef aied SEQ ISL bal al SINGER OnNONDAY EVE
MING, Nov H. 2 Gold Finger 4 ngs warrant ,rre ~
VII Dc distributed among NE audience without ira Srg
. = y FeEy hoysi and amusing manner Doors ooea AZ
G! ; commence az u. rrS -. -
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TRIPLER HALL Second Aoon,

NJ LIN HALL. - second Annual
BALL cf The SOCIAL TURNvEREIN fCsnnss-
lSol. al Tnpler Hall 49, ~ "'''
BAH Ie.eis at ST. and Prom enade Tickets for the CAL
Store No. 80 Brc adway ~ - -" '''''
10. al nessrs Wer.Imau Brothers. No 200 Broadway
20 al John SaitIs's No 20g B-oadx4s
!ya. ' w 90 a1''n, "a nrA
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Amusfment5.
TRIPLFR HALL-Tickets ONE DOL

TklPLER HALL-llckets ONE Doh-
u LAR. 800 ,,,o,. .p,ND vOc,1
SATURDAY. Nov. IS, 1881. FIRST GRAND NOS Ak
and INSTRUMENTAL FESTIVAL ALFRED
JAEIL from Vienna: his frs. appearance IN America
The ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY tr tne nfs lin sin.o
and on this occasion only, viii appear the same En1eE-
tanmsnt. . r,-.,o~,r, c;..~.
PRIME Dome Signorina b. SrEFFANONE. SignorA
A RERTUCCA, SgnOra X PiC0, Slgnora COS I'M,
Pumi Tenor: Slgnor BETTlNI, Sgnor 3 BENE-
Primo Baritone Signor c. BADIALL u.,,
Primo Bas,o Signor ID. COIErIl and MiShA HAU-
SIR The eminent NiolniSt. AIDED by the powerful Oh
CHE IRA Of the Aston place Opera House Conductor
MAN MARErZEk. ,...
toths puhlc Il York the Programme OF his nrst I'll nd
Musical Festival and proud 70 call their attention - rs
,,cbress varI.ty and rare combination vi Talent which
viii impat to the contemplated performance an unusual
splender and attracuyeness.
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W haiers.

Whaiers.
One eighth Of ship Alexander Coffin was soa a. . ,p
IN New Bedford 18th INST, 10 Frsdencs r. qua" " ~"
Sim Massachusetts, ct Nsw-Bedf,rd, ms zen ~ a.,
ehs,eJ by m y Dos, OF that city. Dc c.n. $50 -,
,ssirS busin.s. uuder the command OF Capt. DEM
late OF bark J. & DorncL -, r-,,,,
ry M proyircet I0th inst, brig Eschoi 5i =,
sath Atlasi,c Ocean, go 80. Spoke Sept =, "a "a
Ion % 81 " balk Nwood Pelse. New beS'Vpu ,oO
a. fsuno,sed sent houel 25tl. st 81. lon - -
81 II sm,lI gosop can son. lat 81 a, lon = a. oIs
Tvi,s.on Sraio Nantucket. OIL II any nor staey ~
ut LAT 81 Ion 26 81, ship ROBIN hoou' Hic"'u''''
cesp. >, ~ ,1-.,,,.,,s fran, A.
lsnfic Ocean 90 So Reports at So. Mchaels sep
MargarettS Prior Of Saem 90 So Rothschud sm'u' %
Boston. sc sp. ~. ruuls Nsu
ReSnrd ali well can had Obtained her recruits anu was
bound s. . 80, A.. - ,r.,i,n5 ,,r pa
clfc Ocean. . 81 p....,, ,,r D.,
AS Mchses Sept, ,. brig Ben Franklin. Brown OF
Beverly, IS bbls sp. oil.
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Spot<eu. &c.

Aug a. lat IS 30 s. lon ship ryphoon salter. rom
NewYort Ang p for CalfornIa-had been tour DAYS oe
lined N s,ght OF the Brazil coast. Capt S1lter reported
asn- sve days previous no lat SC, gwen, snip haNen
ten,y from Boston Avg 81 for California -,
Or, % lai Ion "a 10, steamer washington, itV'n
New York for Southampton - ~. -.
Nov lat a. ion IS bark Mary Morris, Prosteau, from
New. York for Gloucester, Eng ~, -
Nov q Cape SIay W by y. 80 miles, brig Malvern, jar
man from Philade pima for Trieste
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Io-llarIucrship.

MIR. JOHN CANDY is this day admit
lVH ted partner IN my business of Commission Mer-
chant vhch heTraf DO carried oe uDder the firm a
WRIGHT, CANDY co. Bscg ng fe'ereh' 10 respect
i've signatures remain respectfully -
Your obedlsnt servant GEO, WRIGHT. Jr.
No ~ Chapel -. Liverpool, Nov l. 1851 Mo "
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The Continent Of EurOpe,
Shipping Intelligencc-por Cambria

The news from the Continent of Europe, gen
orally, is quite Hnlmportant.
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R ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
40 II. p. BARNUM Manager and Pre- priet0r J.
GREESw GOD. Jr, Assistant Manager Admsslo b The
Museum and formances IS cents Children under
10 years, 4! cents Paique,, III cents extra
SATURDAY. Nov Is, IN the dtenoon at O'Clock. aud
evening u o'clock, THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER.
TIE kohl MOOR DIAMOND, or its great fac mh =
the HAPPY FAMILY, the CHINESE COLLECTION,
ali the othsr CT KiOSIfIfS. to be y usual
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Foreign Exchanges.

ANTWERP, Oct. 3l.-Exchange on London 25 a
%
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 3l.-Exchange on London
II e7!
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One DAY Later.

The following dispatch, dated London
November |, was received in Liverpool just
before the Cambria sailed
PARIS, Friday morning Debdts says II Is
assumed that NJ Corbln refuses to accept the offer
OF Minister of Justice, to which he was appoint
ed while absent from Paris.