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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09

Hoxrsrt HANDSOMELY REwAzDED-A lev Day' .-ss
was announced in several papers that gold
chain keis al,o attached had been found ua,
james Hyde, Of the Mission School Of inc Laa"
Missionary Society at the Five Points One Of TIC X
The ui,son was about placing the boy az traae A,
said that he could rot leave til be he'd ',th bsi
COINCIDENCE lie stated that he had found - hsl
lad been forbidden to speak q IL sosseh.s no ret
me watch was restored 10 the young i~y VIZ ~
the dav following that which ths ,H'sl... -sy Ibe
ruil led She celed aud ideniihed iHe Pi0f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09

The World in Miniature DOW open at No 81 bfosas"
through the poiieness Of Mr Reese the Auclooe7 "n"
rooms are in the same building wa visited IN mss
large company of gentlemen in attendance ct the eSs
his sales last evening.
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>~.>>r-e ~ .>>sN>
TWO WEEKS LATER.
~~-~-s~-~e ~-ee.s-s-.a-
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
~~~>>>~~~N~>~>>~>~~~~
Over One Million and 0nt-Third in Gold Dust.
---~s
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
u>~>>N~>>~>~N>~~~~~~.
TRADE VERY DULL---G0LD SrILL ABUNDANT
-~~~~>~>~>>>~~~>~~~~
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
&c. &C., 30.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOR rHERN LIGHT
Over One Million and One-Third in Gold Dust.
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
TRADE VERY DULL---GOLD SrILL ABUNDANT.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
&C., &C., 80.

The steamship Northsrn Light. Capt. Thomas Miner.
from San Juan de. Nore arrived about Que O'CLOCK shs
mornpg With 6t passengers and 81 Jas s In specie
and dates from San Frarc'sco to the Let Of ssptemhsr
The l.. left New York on the 5th inst at az +. NJ
and arrived at San Jusn Sept 18th at r. NJ having
stopped at Kneston Js for Goals. R.turpiag she left
San Juan the evening Of the 10th inst. at SIP. NJ
bringing the male snd specie through from Gan Fran.
cisoo to New York IN less than t~ensy thrcs days aad
q half.
The N L. connected with the ieAmshp Brother Jons-
thsn Capt Baldwin which left Francisco ON the LIST
inst at O'Clock p. NJ, with TOO passengers, aud
81 500 eco freight and arrived at San Juan del Sud on
tie 18th inst.
The steamship Cortes arrived at San Francisco ON the
2Sth OF August four days previous to the sailing Of the
B. j. with the passengers Of tbs Northern Light, shch
lett New York tho 5th Of August in the short space Of
twenty three days, sll in good hsslth The U mails
by tie Panama route had not arrived at the time cf the
sailing of the Brother Jonathan.
The transit OF the passengers and specie the
Isthuus occupied forty six hours
The passengers all In good health and there was
no sickness on the route.
We annex the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25
CRYSTAL PALACE.

CUPxRINTENDlNTS' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
~ Sept. o, 1868.
Palace now open Sundays excepted between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and ~ o'clock r. NJ until
further notice. -
%
Norths. rSer sach c.Is. mcrtii "a
Note. .ore 81 wcsiiy tickets viii be issued and the
pce Of admission Saturday Of each week will be reduced
to Is septs E,ter sasurday, uct. 4
Tickets may pnrchsseo to the Crystal
Palace. OF aftbe music store of WI. Hall No 2y0
Broadway, Of PArk places aleo at yollies music
store, So Broadway. JOHN N. BATCHELDEG.
Secretary of the Superntendents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25
summary Of a Fortnight,s News.


(FIom tho San Francisco Alta Oaifo, ME Sept. IL
since the date OF last eemi monthly notice of the
MARKET every department Of trade exhi oted
tso, dnary degree Of larguor and inactivity This has
BEEN owing to the same to which no then had
casioD to advert viz he ab Of any demand OF
s.qucrcs from the Interior which would enable our job
bsrs lid themselves Of their stocks and to re- enter the
market purchasers. while howsver commercial II.
fairs are suffering temporary depression consequent
over trading the Other great our State
are In the main prosperous and fouriahrg Tho dry
Goes not oppose that barrier to the miaer
SUCCESS wLioh II has done hereore By numerous iu6
d0s and combined enterprises many parts Of the au
prt ducon cf gold goes in those localities withoat
ceft ktion.
Every couIiy In the S'aeis q soene OF political dis.
cuoo and excitement. The election viii take nj acc on
tho 7th prox and until that shall have trans pirsd
tue public mind WIN bs great extent occupied By po
h'ical matters.
The Iod an outbreaks in the Rogue river valley in the
North ming serious and rhrtateIigg It is not
improbable that eeI oral hortsties viii be she coEse
quer Ia that Of the sta and the sonthern part
OF trepou Toe existing troubles like those that
from time time IN other feotors the State
OF probably bad their origin Ia ths 0uuagss which
some of toe csees and unprinci oea OF ehe
ppnton fske so uch pleas Gre 10 irdc dag upon the
Wssk sno oef~ncsless whether CIV iz or Toe
tescefni aud nou, srous cyens heva 10 hear the
yincio I've hoftty Of tie sv.ees, who recegnise d
unc,icb teteeto frierd foe among the 'pae faces
We fsr that's bct dy Ard proraoted vii the
f nei citizens dsfendisg their lives and their homes,
WINE tbe unpr n,t oed wretchs Who kinded the lame
are In safety in the Less expceed cistriots
Toe Eu6e;ers and thieves who have 70 l0rQ infested
INA stale bae Teen fsrng sone chat badly n late.
nom se f them have boen brouaht 10 srntArg acc
rDd forfeited ueir Lives for thsir crnAss Among them
NsrsarA, whb masrsrcd Mr. portor, rcar los Angelica
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fhs dec'ora Of tne Lowell manufacturing co npsDies
have agreed to ruD their mis only eleven hours day
Char Hart has beeo eppr ed postmas,er a. Kik
land Postoice AaIchesr in Oneica county, Ia place OF
n Thompson.
Mrs Hswss sifer tf DR.. Amss has been in5istsd foe
s.ors apd sbetirs Der brothsr In the attempt to
der Jas c, Hall, In Cnclanati-
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"A street near b. ord gay p SAKACCO. Professor in.
vent0r drst th elegant modest
dancing In the United state ar well known hs aque
nehod thei solc1 teacher capable of making the
Hnskilfu pupils perfect In the various
in all kiDds Of cid and figures Of American quad
ries Has tho onor sPprise hs rnd the pubc
that his saloon v be psned during the whole " ar evere
day. and at appo'nted hovrs FOR classes and private
rep ctfay reque.tsd attention that Professor sa
lh and that iftbey should like "a have their ohdren
receive pe'e instrueon In the truo and noble art
they will gain the worth o their
them under his direction a he his the
dancers found in tho United otatss have bcsn pupils
Professor baracco spared pains to make his academy
the egARt the Untssd states add
Ae pledges his have his pups instructed BY himself
assstod by ars, gentleman only In the most
e spd graceful and in very few lessons according
20 he term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

lie tSo men who murceied Mr.. Beekman at Volcano,
California in July last discovered in very extra
oronsry Manner ca board the steamer Brother iona.
than, on hef downward trip on the 9Th inst Having
murdered their victim, and stolen several thousand dol
lars out Of his store they set out for the Atlantic Stae
via the Great American Desert. Sickness drove them
back to Marysve, CAL, whore they disposed of thei,
mules, &c. They then down to San Francisco,
changed their names, and took steerage passage on
beard the Brother Jonathan They there discovered
by Mr.. John Mace, of Missouri who had know wn them
long befo when laborIpg in the mines at Volcano Mr..
Mace reported the 10 of the ocsrs on board
the boat and subsequently, to few OF the cabin passen
gers When tho case became ripe for examination,
con mitee Of inquiry consisting ef six appointed.
Tuey took down in writing the deposition of John Mace.
The two men, whose Sailor Harry and ,hn
Fox, arrested and examined They testified against
each other, after much prevaricaton. They were then
put in irons, under guard, until the Brother Jonathan
should return to San Francisco, to which place they
would be conveyed The discovery and arrest Of these
two caused much excitement among the
We indebted to Purser Lord, and to the express
agents OF Messrs Adams Co., Wells, Fargo Co., and
Berford Co., for full files Of California and Isthmus
papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

FATAi FAIL FROM MAST On Fri6st Afternoon THOMAS
Reeves fell cm the topAa yard OF the set Coumbtso
sbich was l,irg at pier No IL Eaat river 90 the
where be- expired In few secoscs The Corcsee ~ -
raus,t on the bccy wben by the evidsscs, srpeass4
tsst a. ,esseA tbuty seven years OF age NATIVE
W.les ErEland ard first mate OF the sbove naDe4
,nip dot Wa rendered BY the jury in sccgrdssss
vaih the fsots.
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INSTRUCTION.

e. s e ssd
:: s. sSs ri %
sS.r NJ Marsh to those hos wisaos sm
apy
wts s.s, .qu to hs s e- ssrs' s as
is S T. :s.s ssh ..s: 6 gass E.y I'd
1Sssa ~ Pr p' q %
shewing sli the bas enties lii Co., in red ink
M
teschcrs in themselses sent per mail 70 cents additional
ToszpH G. KoEsTLER PROFESSOR or MUSIC,
and tsssher Of the piano and singing Address to S2
MADAML BARBIiR WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
inform her former Oupils aad tn. puble thst after she
:Gss sSi
h9ssssios
ss,
trance the first private house near Broadway
rxR OTTO MILLER TEACHER OF TIE PIANO AND
s;sss s
1E pHrdpPI-AFrGR AN ABSENCE OF THREE
from thi; city a. 70 hi bis friends and
S e s
Iars address box Nc 86 Broadway Po,t Office.
lIUsIC.-HME PErTIuREw RESPECTFULLY IN
M her pupils and friends that she IL prepared
structions the piano and sngng at
residence No ln Ninth belseal and may be
any from till O'Clock Referen Messrs Scharfen-
burr 4 Luis 72a Broadway.
DIANO lNSTKUCSION.-A GENTLEMAN RESIDING
ward wishes to take evening the
the house Of first rate teacher living In that
Vicinity Pyease sad,ess j. J. s., Herald Office, stating
, terms and location.
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT ONLY TO
families to select schools evening
Spon yessxences exchanged Acsdemss and semnics In
their respective rtctcrs VIUNIS, 81 Grand street
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s. FORBES ASSOCIATION. FOR PHILADEL
IA. phia Octobsr ~ Those remberi whose names are
the rol and vhe have not paid assessment here
BY notiRedtha her will be crossed of unless paid
70 the treasurer BY hcnd evening" October 6 1858
TbOM< FakKAN, Commander.
WILLIAM R.rEEn, TT asurer.
GULICK GUAkD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE CON.
VI pany are he y notA d TO attend special meetng
Sundav, tho 9th icat ut Capt Crlands
and hcster street at o'clock NJ the purpose Of
mAting attend the funeral Of late
br r,thef. Wn Kin. sland by order,
G. G. DEANE S,c. JOHN GARLAND, Capt.
THE MEMB ERS Or THE OLIVE GUARD ARE RE.
qussted to meet at Ns. q Janus street. at IL O'Clock
NJ Sunday, September 25 pay the last tribute Of
respect 20 our decsssed comrsde Herrisson By
order Of JOHN BROWN, Captain.
THoNAs BRowE, Orderly.
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s-uLlgsOnL

for. and Che spsss episrgs1s Of tho C.sssThe dom
IN ssr s 81 sss % sps a
sss.s +. y,
to 70 ssss ssessss at S sSs
snsss Invited 60
Hon .is's D. 3 sDiolinsop, Hon + r. Cutting,
ksss'ss w.mer. John is seRsan. Rss..
:. saa; saaas;as BS.Es: . TassaIyS sa.SAy.
-cSss cessos s@;ss. SSs i11s H. D. Hare sss'ef'
:. :. %M Robert %M F. MstooAson, Gen o.vie CLARK.
as:ae: as:%:. s;Isssn. s;aIs%saF' slaa sssss' @s.s
:. lanes James Maurice. c...,s: T. & Y r Wright,
David l.. saywour James T. Brady 'Gsq'.
S:.; is:ss s.ss ,ss.iS s:s:s 3D. %
soSsss a. Morris, Gsssss s"'sg sosss sSa. ESQ., ESQ.,
'' James r. Cooley, Ed~in Crosweli, Esq.,
S;sorss ssrSers ESQ. samael storsr; Eco.
by order COMMITTEES q Arrsnson.nts soSssi
eph iiia1 sinoIsr Jasa asa'S
sShI 1.' s s:rsss s.. ass.s
Rsser Meaf MARSH chasnaS
THOMAS BARR, Chairman General Committee.
Sh9nsa %%1saa & 5. GR1Hs.sa' R,snas. sserstaris..,
nEMoCRA1Ic YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CLUB
Application Tor sorshp TO be made BY note other
Barton breckenridge. n Wall streot
Maunsol b. Fields 30 Nassau street.
Garrett II Striker IS Br adway.
William N. McIntire 80 sixth syenuo
GsSfrsy Guntb.r, l46 Esst Four eenth street
Philip j. JoaobjIpso1, ll8 assau street.
Era<tuS w. Glover 500 Tenth street
James w. Welsh 81 and 80 mere ants Exchange.
John Wheeler, Urion Place Hotel.
EdnunA G. Cerat. liz Chambers tsrcat.
CHARLES d Mead, 80 John street.
George r. Alden up rior Court.
David Rowland. Msidep lane
l.. II. Abbee, ~ hsiden lar Q.
j. Clinton Bolton 81 West Twenty third street
Ldwfn Henry, JIG Chambers street.
Lewis FrAx els, n Maiden lane
Jacob l. Van Polt III Eass Fourteenth street.
L. n. Glover 1862 West Twenty frat street.
Young demooy and integrity OF
party Cur pride and boast James Brady and tho
tire national ticket, must and shall be elected.
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NEWS FROM OAxIeoRxrA.

WO WEEKS LATER.
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DE g. BROOKS DANCING AND wALTzIN0
~. Acesemy No sri Brcone stisst, between Broadway
De I've Bowery. Sl tho different yles OF dancna
sAsgkk ard every variety Of ws'tying Days and eve
nts cf sutcn 0sr clsssss Tuesdays aud Fridays from
Tor l,diss And missss; aad frcm to 1gS r. n
eocssss, and sas I,yaie .sssons A. all tmes sben
nlAres tssslusvsyl ftor. Ell u Tho inaisT pr.
elAsnks Ars under the di,sc.np Hrs Brooks Each
4Aeans deArt0e comencss 1ror, ts6 time safscrSn.
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RRCOKLYN. - WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, LOG
Orange street cne Of the best academies the United
at<s The Of the regular Glasses for che
l and winter will tsko place Tuesday next the 18th
Ladies st 2 chdren at4 and clock r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

nASCyEG AcADExY IN SOUTH BROOKLYN
- The un0srsfs CD ballot Of the ballet
Berlin N hanover bege TO will open on
1oDdsy vstaeer afternoon and evening classes New
fashoB abs dAnoos viii be introdu and Will ba tavgh,
On different which win produce the same rrafv
ing results ~ In Paris, London and Berlin For partion
lars sppX a 6 sarhsst 'troet south Brooklyn ser sa
l0 Siocns I. TIL. SMITH
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L,ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, NO n wgs1
Fourtesnth strset bots fitta and S th sy.rnas
nAdsne g. DURhHGL TEsE Eio and her brother, 4
FlRhEkO bee that tie enIarsenook OF ths
pecrnIscs % fully the OF their M
nerous rsteons being completed Troy ~iu open be
ochoo Saturday, yetsber The course tnitiou vii
tinpe usual s this aeplY embrace avery mo
vety Of the season. For parsculsrs apply as above
iuILL0HOvE,s DANCING AND wALTzrvU ACAD.
IL cnys Nor American Hetel 30 Bowory, c,rnor Bay
.ro street Entri ne sysyd street Glasses Taos
1ayt and fridays rom tod for ladies' misses aud
d's every Monday evening arpiy as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

1DIANO lNSTKUC7ION.-A GENTLEMAN RESIDING
the ninth yard ~ishes to take evening lessons the
the house Of rate teacher living that
vionity Please sdd,ess j. J. s., Herald Office, stating
tern and location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
N ON Il Y NJ A IL X II r..

"WEDNESDAY, NOV 5U-o T. m
At tie opening day the tendency Of prices do,n
ward In the aiding ces the operations to
extent, csy time. We notice larger business than
usual in railroad bonds but At lower prices At the ars
board to- day New York Central bonds declined per cent
Michigan Central Railroad Il; Hudson River Rail.
road /; Reading Railroad y; Erie Railroad "a; Nev
York Central Railroad u; Nicaragua Vi; Morris
Caral y; Parker Vein u; Canton Co. x; Gold Hill q
MI others closed at sterdsys prices These fluctuations
in the stock market show the unsettled state Of nanca
afai s. and how difficult it Is, under existing circum
stapcef to predict any future movement In such
tain tcurities Even the sound substantial Investments
Of the day likely to be seriously deprecated before
the expra a Of the approaching winter The fancies
those which actually come under the head destined
to touch .ravey very low points. They have net
within themselves the slightest sustaining power and We
know Of outsds influence strong enough to overcome
the patural tendency OF such securities II REQUIRES ths
strongest rerves and the most desperate propensity
for gambling to invest capital in such stocks as are
DALI operated In at the board; but they Always have
found purchasers, and suppose they always will In
buyirg them must be governed by idea similar to
that which induces to try the chances Of roulette
The probability Of making money Is just about COOL in
as the other.
The steamship Arabia, from this port for Liverpool
today carried out 1921, l2i in specie There was an
active demand sterling exchange to the close Of the
market The ruling quotations % 10 per cent
premium.
Tho receipts 1t the office OF tho Assistant Treasurer Of
this port today amounted to s1lb $40 49, paid ss 54
o3-leaving balance OF $4s47,5bl SO.
The Governor of South Carolina in his message to the
Legislature Of that State says-Ths funded debt the
LIST ult, amounted to 81 s7o9se, and the assets to
s5IT6t42 lie recommends g subscription Of $750, 900
for the Blue Ridge Railroad the establishment Of Board
Of Educsticn and the appointment Of Commissioners Of
Pull lie Instruction.
After the Adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of stesks we're made at action, by A. II, Mailer
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SECOND BOARD.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30

WEDNESDAY, NOV, 30-0 r. N.
The sales at the board today larger than usual
An attempt being made to get up better feeling In
Ulster operators bought at 1 and sold at Ia buyer o.
Tme will show whether this maneuvre will improve the
general tone of the market One thousand gardiner sold
at H. An experiment made day two ago with this
machine proved entirely satisfactory. Some 470 lbs Of
quartz through and yielded $25 of gold without
percepubls loss quicksilver gentleman of large sx-
perence in gold crushing asserts that gold Whatever
left in the tailngs This is than Bsrdans ma
chine did.
Two hundred shares Of Pennsylvania and Lshigh Zns
sold at 81. We have before the last report Of
the Pretident document both in matter and form web
worthy of imitation by mining companies. 1t is plain.
tTaghtforward and matter Of fact The company's
mines have been only worked for few weeks The
is the caAmine Of zinc remarkably pure and readily
vered by ingenious scientific process, into oxide
OF the mine yields four and sixty days henes
viii yield ten tons per day, at cost of 81 80 per ton
Ten tons Of be converted Ato Eve tons Of oxide at
expense Of % So and the product be sold for
cents pound It is hardly possible to doubt the
truth of these facts, vouched for they are By
of the highest respectabt and character and any
what effect they win have upon the
stock when they become generally known. The
whole capital on paper being . million, the
above returns would afford annual dividend of atss.
PEE cent Ahc PANT preferable 10 white Lead, or any
other paint in fro the fact of its being an oxide On
which the atmosphere produces effect wtile carbon
aes ike white lead become deoxdised by tho effect Of
the atmosphere and rub wash off after Re wears az
OF the three kinds zinc paint the foreign sino
much lighter in body and the Jersey zinc much darker
In color than that produced by the and L.
high Con- pany.
new invention which Is destined to some notorfsty
has been recently psten ted by Richard Montgomery Il
Is called Patent corrugated boiler plate" and con.
sists in substituting waved or furrowed ri .tes for
plain ones. To understand its nature one requires
to examine the specimens and see their pras-
teal application It will suffice here to sag that.
without additi, nal expense, the use Of Mcntgo1.
eJ's patent adds strength and surface for hest.
plate which. when plane, be bent with tt hand
acquires when corrugated enough strength to support
ton weight Boilers built of plates will oosu
~ considerably less space than those use anA
their cost will be twenty FIVE per cent less No stays vm
be required and explosions will BE- impossible The new
invention will likewise b. very ssrvicsable for shutters
&c We shat alluce to it again The President Of ths
company which has purchased the patent Joseph BEN.
rap, of the Phoenix Foundry.
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More than two thirds Of the aggregate value Of mer-
chaBdse exported composed Of breadstuf, The out
ward movement Of cotton tnues limited In other
things about the usual variety Of shipments wore made
The dry goods trade manifests new feature Of i'm
porapcs The supply of seasonable fabrics Is moderate
but the demand Is equally limited and prices of most
articles barely sustained The preparations for the
spring business carried with great vgsr and win
be contaminated long. The years advent can
not fail to be panied by general revival Of trade
Brown sheengs and shrtiags rather plsntisr and
but sparngly sought after yet pretty r Beached
sheetings and shirtngs remain inactive and uDaltered
Cotton fannels becoming abundant yet appear
in slack request at anguid rates DENNIS attract con
siderable attention at former quotations The stock Of
such goods the increase Duck Ia In very good de-
mand, and steady in price. Drills toerably active
being eeded b. shippers and their value is unchanged
Ginghsms saleabls and Hrm Lawns have not varied
Nankins quiet and languid. Osnaburgs freely
purchased ct steady figures The supply not augment
very fast British clio his ia rather limited request
but arc very stfly held The amount hand Is not
large Prints continue inanimate The spring goods
bling received but seem in very mode demand yet
We notice important change In stripes ticks
We annex q comparative statement of the shipment Of
cotton goods hence during eleven months date of