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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Nesupork DAILY Griba,re.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VERNON GROVE or HTAETs as THsy APE. Novel
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VERNON GROVE. or. Hr.srs as THry ApE. Novel
l2IHo ~. 3sI. Rsdd CA..tol.
W thout any spa.moiic efforts for striking effect.
this story betrays power Of original creation both 10
the conception of the plot AMI tie details OF IT. eHecu-
ton At first view, the election Of the principal per.
sopare. in the foreground the picture might
prom ise commonplace treatment but the scene soon
expands into unlocked FOR development OF character,
eviucinc no little observation OF human nature in its
more nnu,ua aspects, and rare facility Of invention
to conduct the elements thus evoked TO pr)spc .ous
ssre II required certain degree Of courage 70 found
the interest OF the tory the experience Of blind
man. and a, .he commen cement one = Jed n fear a
rp.,i,;on of stale ethics on the value Of stoci.n
tie virtue of arquiescence bat We are quickly reas
sured and the hero proves to be destitute of no quality
Of mind or character essential the purposes OF
nance He is being OF impetuous passions, vigor
ous WILL bearing his misiortunes more in spirit OF de-
fapce. than of philosophical submission, bu, with a
deep substratum OF honor and generosity underlying
the evil tendencies of his nature The skill of the Wi
ter is mainly displayed in the nice tact with which the
il fiuence of womany tenderness is brought 10 bear
the har shr features OF his character the gradual soft
enng down OF his moral obquities, ani the ultimate
rpenng o the germs Of excellence, of winch the traces
all along visible >byl, the heroine whose name,
by the by, is pisspelt throughout the voume ia a
paragon OF ovelness AMI feminine dignity. In a1i-
ton TO the lust sml jeli0eaIiOn or uaraotor
which constitutes the principal charm of the novel,
there are occasional passages of ecve description,
which may be ressr ied pledge of still more sue
cessfn performance. The weak point of the author Is
in the dialogue. which shows comparative lack of
dramatic aptitude though perhaps, not sufficient TO
be painfully noticed except where il is brought into
strong contrast with the fertility of resource exhibited
in the unfolding of action and the porraure of char
acter A. q whole, the work scarcely fail to CON-
mend itself TO the favor OF those who prefer fidelity TO
nature and uthfuness of description, to the ambitious
falseto- and brilliant earl atures which are so much
affected by many alven,urers in the field of inagina
tive composition. Judging from certain indications in
the style and construct Of the volume infer that
the writer is somewhat unpracticed in anthorshp but
whether not be the production OF an inexperienced
pen it furnishes evidences of clear perception and ust
thought which are the best foundation for literary
success.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

IRiH IscuNBERED ESTATES CogRr.-The most
remarkable estates for sale in November are those Of
tue Enris Of Anan PortarliDgton, and kenmare, and
the Meath estates Of &. r. Leslie, NJ; 4; pet'u0n
about two yeeks ago was lodged by the Rev. +. II.
Newepham. son.i, law of the Earl Of Mountcashe
the rental Of the lands amounts 10 "a 800 There will
be for sale in November in the new Landed Estates
Court inward Of 900 lots producing net rental Of
inward II 4 900 per annum, a. DOW posted for sale,
which upon very moderate calculation, may be said
viii nroai,ce upon sale probably EoO0,oOJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
A JOURNEY DUE NORTH: BEIS'
~ Russia. ~ GEORGE AUGUsl
Ticknsr & Fields.

JOURNEY DUE NORTH: BEING NorEs or RESIDENCE
RUSSIA. ~ GEoRGE AUGUSTUS SALA. limo. PIP. 459.
Ticknsr Fields
The class of books of which this is imitation not
atype require higher qualities than those of ppant
scribber, their happy execution. Wrersike rhack-
cray, Knglake, Curtis, may be readily forgiven for
their attempts be brilliant and amusing at the same
tine, in their descriptions of travel; for they know
what to say and when to stop; and they never begin
TO bore an unucky reader by their desperate enleav
ors TO pump mp something fresh and sparkling, when
the natural fountain is dry. Th's Mr.. George Angus
tu. Saa is genius of another Kidney He feels him
se bound to be funny at all hazards but !" "ine cases
out Of ten breaks down the enterprise. With an IN
finite stock of conceit, apparently boundlefs ef
or spirits, but doubtless in fact w'h 'ec"sS S'e
as the "remains.. bir,uI after sea voyage" and
dexerous command of humorous language, with rarely
a humorous conception, he rates on with his absurd
sketches till You wish him at the bottom of the sea, he
sails on. Doubtless there is some Amusement in his
book such as il is but il i the fun of the clown in the
circus not the wit OF the comic actor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
MAN UPON TIE SEA. By FRANK B. oOoORieH avo. pp
$50. ] b. Lipriucott Go.

MAN UPON TIE SEA. b. FRANZ B. GOODRICH. syo. Pr.
$50. J. b Lipriucou Go.
The history of navigation from the earliest recorded
traditions to modern times, inolu ling the most import
ant voyages discovery between the building ark
and the laying of the telegraph cable is related in this
interesting volume. comprehensive view of the orr
gin and development of commerce is presented, as
found in Phoncian, Egyptian, Carthagnian Grecian,
and Roman history the chronicles of the middle ages,
and the annals Of modern maritime adventure Am
pie notices are given of the most celebrated naviga
tors, Columbus, Vasco da Cana Albuquerque, Mage-
Ian, Francis Drake. Capt Cook, and numerous others
whose successful explorations have given renown to
their Names The volume exhibits the fruits of exten
sve research, and appears to have been elaborated
with painstakipg fidelity. 1t embodies great amount
of historical and geographical information, considera-
bic proportion of which is both novel and curious, in
an animated and flowing narrative BY its judcions
selection of topics s sklltul condensation, and its
agreeable STYLE it is adapted to supply the place in the
library of no small number of youminous and costly
works.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y Eew.York-THOMAS WILLIAMS. jr., against THE

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- OEew.York.-THOMAS WILLIAMS, j., sgan.t THE
FARMERS AND MECHANICS Insurance, CON.
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Alexander Duncan, Watts
sherman, William B. Duncsn, Charles II; Dabney' Lotus
Wood Charles w Ford, Albert Drummond Charles Lawler
Degaw The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company OF
the CITY fNewYok, Daniel L. Surge. Nathaniel McCeady
John W Mott, james H. Brundase Charles III EdwardsJ
Stanley Milford Isaac C. Hail. James H. Myrick The New
Betting and Packing Company Eizur ard and John H.
Cbert-To the Defendants either Of them:
hereby summoned and required 20 snswer the com
pnt this sctiou which will be- filed IN the office OF tho Clerk
Of the City and County Of Newfok and 20 serve copy Of
the said complaint the sno,croers their
Office No Ill Brosdwsy NewYork City within twenty days
after service Of this summons you exclusive oil the day
such service and II fail 10 answer the said complaint
within soressd the psntfs in this action will apply
the relief demanded in the conpautDated
June, 10. 1853. Yours &c., j. d. L. 4. d. SHEhWOOD,
oil Iaw6wF Plaintiffs Attorney
Ps-Said complaint W., fled September 81, l3j9
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York THE BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW-YORk.
against THE OHIO LIFE SuRANCE AND TRt ST
CONPANY-Chsrlcs Setson John {. Wright, >snlel - lex
Georte Cemen, Dietrich Abraham Taylor aud
Samuel Brosdwe Assnees of The ONO Life Insurance aud
Tni Company; The Fr,ntn Branch Of the s;ae BANK Of
Ohio Columbus The Logan Branch Of the sate bsnk OF
Ohio Tie Norwak Bank Brauch of the Sate Bank OF ono
Norws Bank Tie Mukngun Branch of the state Bant
Ohio at /snese The Guernsey Branch Of the State Bauk
Of OHIO al Wasngton The Merchants Bank Branch Of the
State Bank Oo The Summit County Bank al Cuyshoga
Ros County Branch Of the State Bank of Ohio; The
President Directors aud Company of the Wndnam Bank The
Ocean Bank the CITY New York The American Exchsnfe
Bank The Pbpux Bank Of the City Ot Sewl The N.r
camille Bank The Merchats Bank In the City OF YORK
Edward Prime Nathaniel Prime aud Edward Prime, r: Alex
arder DenDistoun John DE- nnistouD william Wood "niim
Cross Bepismin r. Dawson John Walter Wood Alexander
Robert Denuistoun Thomas Sela ohu Cross
buchanan Yuille, James Campbell and william ,ra"io,n
James B,owp, William Brown, Stewart Brown, James N
Brown Stewart n. Brown, Francis A. Hamilton, George
Brown and Mark w. Coilet; James Robb Phonx Wood,
Thomas L. Halctt, J. Hamilton wills and Charles Wilson
John L. Hobbs; Charles J. Wood aud William o. Powers
Fberezcr o. Grosvenor William w Murphy aud Witter j.
Wiley ana Benjamin b. Wiley aud Ama.a Van Horae To the
named aud 20 each of them fou are hereby
and required the complaint in ais ac )n
Of which copy is herewith served upon YOU and % serve
copy the said plant the suoscr az
No 43 Wall st (Jauncey Conrt in the City OF New
the Of such service and fail 20 answer the SAID com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this acton viii
apply the Court for the relief demanded In the compnt-
Dated August II 1855. BENZ. D. SiLLIMAN
Paiutih' Attorney.
The complaint in tb. action fled in the Office the Clerk
Of the City County hewYok the day
of Oc, BENZ. ID SILLIMAN
o.9 law6wF Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

FATAL ACCIDENT AT PINE IsLASD-THREE Men
KILLED.-About lO o'clock this forenoon an Irish.
man. employed at the works OF the Bowman Oh Com
pany Pine Island, had occasion 10 descend into a
resin oil still when lie was overpowered by the
noxous gases. Mr.. Dennis Butler, the superinten-
dent Of the works, and bis brother, both OF whom
were Americans, in attempting to rescue the man,
were affected in a similar manner, and all three OF the
parties died from the effects of the poisonous air.
The first man entered the s,il To remove the sedi-
ment which, in the process Of dising resin OIL .et-
ties in solid mass at the bottom of the stu. lhls
las To be cut ont with cold chse aud Is commonly
done after the fires have been extinguished under the
still and tie gases generated within are lighted and
burned ,f and tie still cooled down. SO dense Is the
volume of gas often confined within the still thst when
lighted il creates brilliant Illumination. On this
occasion the still had become sufficiently cold and
e, from gas o render il safe for person to enter IT,
The name of the Irishman was Peter Lyons. Ma
thanie Butler, brother Of the superintendent was the
first to 60 into the sil to the ad OF Lyons. lie was
- years Of age, ana unmarried. Mr.. Dennis Butler,
the superintendent, OF the factory about 81 years
Of age and has left wife and one or two children.
No was left about the premises after Mr. Denhs
ntler had tered the still but the cooper, and IN his
Efforts assist his unfortunate companions, he was
himself made sick by the gas. Boston Journal
ATERKIBLE AcClDFST-AS AGED Man BURSED
TO DEATH-A terrible and distressing accident ec-
CURED last Saturday evening, Al the residence of Mr..
Curtis, dyer, on tie southeast corner Of Flu and
George streets. Early in the evening smoke and
flames were observed 10 the room occupied by Daniel
Hammer, father oi Mfs. tuftir, very oi nun, Nnoi
from age, had not left his room for many months.
The family instantly rushed in ard found him al on
fire. Tie room was filed with smoke, so much go as
10 almost sufocne those who entered but they rushed
in ard extIguished the FIRE quickly as possible.
The cid gentleman found IL be severely and f,taly
burned. Every effort made Il relieve his distress,
but after suffering excrucatngly through the night,
be expired about 3 O'Clock yesterday morning.
II seems that in the evening tie oil gentlemsns
supper was prepared for him usual, in biz
He was placed in bis easy chair beside the table, ani
stated ths, while alone be placed bis elbow on the
table and tipping il, the candle fell over against him
and Communicated the flame 10 his clothing, He
Was instantly siifei by the fame, which spread rap
The affair la. deeply greved the family The de-
ceased was pious tender hearted old gentleman,
ard since lie has been confined TO has room has re-
ceived the closest and attention IRON he dangh-
ter and her family.
Mr.. Thom.s Curtis had bis hands badly burned in
eXtDgui-hing The b,uss. CIn' LINES, -"h'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
CAUTION.
,e ~ " PROFESSOR WOODS

i An art Gle, bearing the Of PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE" with the style and general appear
snce closely resembling the wrapper ncosns original
and senuine article but also hezns the Of F. L. GRs
woLp Albany" Manufacturer has been offered for sale The
public hereby notified that the a lie invented man1sctur
ed and prepared bears the trade mark Of PROFESSOR
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE" and the Of per-
than myef the wrapper and the public not
fed that person is authorized BY Ia manufacture FRO
FEsSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE" az any other
place than the Depos Of D. WOOD Co.. in the Cities Of
NwYork and Louis aid manufactured elsewhere,
by any other person, Is my genuine "RESrORArlNE'
might be expected from the wonderful and worldwide
u.atiou Of " PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE" which h probably than that Of other
presented the American pubcas the only article
discovered ade 10 restore the Hair to the
bald and its naurs color when gay ~ He b1H
taors sTrsiIs up in every dangerous Counterfeit
oePoeda 3 81 u New-York and euoned aud prosecuted
.e punishment of the law And all persons who shA
,s IN selling any article under the ge Of my trade marx
~ name will be banded my cOunselt - be prosecuted
With the gor an deersined % protect r9hss
from encrodchment and the public from fraud 49,
ANY nfornstiOn cOunterfcits limitations VIII De
thankfully aud suitably arded transmitted % me
or my counsel MessIs. Bron Ely No. 50 N'ilism.i IN
the City Of NewYork " j. "ooD.
EEw.YoRR, Oct IS, 1883
Will the Evening copy this week In daily and twice
IN weekly and also Brooklyn Albany, Troy Utica Auburn
Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo papers DO the aud send
biz a. end Of the time n this office for payment.
U. J. WOOD Co.,
No. 3l2 Broadway ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

The feeling between some of the people 81 hen
tuoky ard portion Of those Of Indians grg"log % ous
Of an affair iew months ago at Brnndeno = aaa
the affair last Saturday at New-Abany Is Ieep2 70
be deplOred. statement Of the lea ing iaS " sne
case appeared in paper YESTERDAY ana We a,o
.hoash We mOch fear tia. We shal yet be under the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

STRAwBrRRrIs-Mr. Ira Merwin is 80 fortunate OF
sucee, .fnl as 20 have been able TO pick rps straw.
berries from his garden within fek Gays. ne says
ISsv Haven Jes.IAi, o. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and after MONDAY May 10 1885, and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pefoo Of Duanest follows VIZ:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at m, for DuLkrk and principal in
teTmcdee Stations
MAIL TRAIN at M. for Dunkirk aud Buffalo and inter
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p. from foot Chambers st,
VIA Piemont for Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p. H., for Newbureh, hddle;own
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. p IN, for Dmkirk and Buffalo.
The above Trains nun daily Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains at Elnira with the Elmira Can
ndaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls al Bing
anton the Syracuse aud Bngauton Railroad for Syracuse
at Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and NewYork Railroad
for Rochester az Great Bend with the Delaware Lackawanna
and stern Railroad for Scranton Homese with the
Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo, al Buffalo
and Duukirk with the Lake Shore Railroad fox Cleveland Gin
cinuaii Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Sc. ,
b. I. HEADLEY, Assistant President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

DEM RAILROAD ID. -
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the ATTAIN
tic Cities with Western, North Western and Southwestern
by continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Pshursh with daily lines Of steamers 70 all ports on the
Western Rivers at Cleveland and Sandusky with the
s,eamers TO all ports the Northwestern Lakes-makng the
most direct cheap reliable by which FREIGHT
be forwarded 10 and from the Great West. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTTSBUR R0H
FIRST CL.ss-Boots Shoes Hats and Caps Books
Dry Goods boxes, bales and trunk. Drugs Tin loo M
boxes and bales) Feathers, Furs, &c........,....)
SECOND CLAss.-Domesiic Shee;ing, Shifting aud
Ticking n orisi,s bsles Drugs in cask Hard 60 cen.s
ware Leather lin rolls and boxes) Wool and Sheep 100 10.
Eelts, Eastward,
THIRD CLAssAnvs, Steel, Chains lin casks 20 cars
Hemp Bacon and Pork, salted( loose or in sacksl lOo M
Tobacco Manufactured, except Cigars or Gut, &c.
FOURTH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Esward) Lard and Lard f0cens
Oil Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, Pitch, 100 10.
Rosin, Ac........ '..'.''''''''"")
FLoVR- 4, bbl until further notice.
GRAIN q 100 n until further notice. -
CorTos t. bale exceeding so ID weight until further
notice. .,, ,
In shipping good, port Of Philadelphia be ps
ticular 70 mark package ''Na Penn vGna Rail-.
Good. OF this Road at rhhaoePiA VI
.bursL v, m b, Forwarded without detention
FrrIcur ACFsrs-ffarrs Wormley Co Memphis, Tenn !
r. r. Co. ST. LOUIS 2. q. ORelly Co.. Eysnsviie,
lnd Dumesniu Bell Co. and Carter Jewett Louisville,
Nv; b. C. Mtdrull Madison, Ind. III. w Brown Co.. and
Ohio Le.ch Co.. No 81 Kiby, Boston; Leech Co. No.
York; T. j. sneeder Phiadelphia Aasaw Koou' Balti-
more ID. A. Stewart. Pittsburgh.
III. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
A SCOTT Suprrntendr Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Per'ous having CLAIMS ssalDst SAMUEL KELLEi late Of the
.y Of NewfoIh Bter decessd 10 present the ,Ine WITH
vouchers thereof 10 the sGb.crrs :he Office of Rogers
"s9apsn, No. ~ W.sut. lie City II NewioTh, % 0s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD
Ale0iral.

DRADDOCK's PULMONARY COUGH MIX
ID TURE-This excellent Medicine for the OF Colds,
Corghs Group and general Pulmonary Complaints truly
sre blessing the public is pleasant 70 take efficient in
action and leaves result About 5000 bottles have been
r.ia,d the past the City of Hartford Conn. IL Is Of
date aud oT the FIRST time publicly offered to the
citizens Of N.w-loIk.
Try good peoJl, and give j. children who will take
Il ady for Colds Group Sold wholesale by r. c. WELLS
Co.. No. IFS Franklin St. and retail by the Dugss Pre-
pared and sold Hartford. Conn. by JOHN BRADDOCk,
Druggis, and ApStieeary.
SANDS' SARSAPABILLA-The original and
~ ure article 50 long celebrated for the Of diseases
srsirg from impoverished yisted nfsmed condition of
the blood habit Of the sytrn Prepared and sold by A. b.
d. SANDS. Druggists. No 100 Fulton st. New-York.
CTEWART's COUGH CANDY The best
- Cough Candy made For Coughs and Colds aud al
affections Throat aud Lungs il has equs Wholesale
by 81 (HIEFFELlN BROTHERS L Co, A. b. 4 D. SANDS &
Co OLCOTT 4 NckESSoN, w w THAYER, and BY all
druggists in the u. s. Manufactured BY STEWART Co,
No 40 Pearls.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail Express lines leave NewYork Ut and III
~ p. fare s3 Through Tickets sold for Gin
cnnat and the West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
&C. aud through baggage checked 10 Washington in aud
p M trains j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage be received for train unless delivered and
checked minutes In advance Of the time Of eavins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
fesai.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
IL, County of York. notice isherby gwen 20 al persons
ha,nv r srsinst RUSsELLW GLASfER late Of the City
OF kewYok csukeI decsssed, 10 present the with
vouchers thereof The Subsbe Al the Office Of Charles H.
Glover 81 Wals IN the City of S.wfoTk, before
tie hIs day Of April neIt.Dstsd Newlo the ri day Of
seItenh,f 1858. FHEBE OLASlER,
s.4 iswtmf Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ County 81 fNew.Yort-NATfIANlEL l.. McCRfADY,
JOHN ". MOTT and JAMES H. BRUNDAGE. aIans THE
FARMERS ard MLcHANiCs ISsU RANCE COM
sherman VIII all b. DIncan, Charles H. Dsbuey, Loieos
WOOD. Charles ". Ford, Albert Drummond. Charles
Law l.r A. Deuhw. The Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company OF the City Of NewYok, Dane l. Surses Taoa.s
Williams jr, Chsris. II. Edwards s,anl-y = Milford
Isasc C. Hall james H. Hyrick The Newlork Betting and
Packing Company Elzm Ward ard John II. Gilber,-To the
Defendants 20 either Of them: fou are hereby
sum end required the complain, IN this action
which will e fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the City and
County Of New York, e, the City Hail. In the o,y Of NV
Yort and 20 q sswef 70 'I ssu oop'nt
.h- subscribers al their sHe- no. III bIona~sy Ne1
exclusive o the day Of such service and II
complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs will ply the court for he rele. de-
msndef In the complsin,-Dsted June 10 1855.
Yours tc.,- j. d. l. I. ID SHERWOOD,
Plsiniia' Atomeys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N ,a,a FALL ARRANGEMENT 1885,

OrTIcE OF TUE Nrw.YoRR AND NEw.HAvEs X: r. Co.,
27th.t and 4th-av, New York Oct. &C. 1853
NOTICE.-CHANGEe of TIME OF the NEW =
~ YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN.
On al after MONDAY, November the Evening Express,
Tram via oiIavon Hartford and Springfield VIII
leave 27th.s and 4h-ay at 2:45 instead Of 40 m
J. III. HOYT, Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF

i STEAMSHIPS between NEW-YORK, SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE aud BREMEN, will sail as follows, carrying
the United States Mails;
W Havre and
From Now. York for Sonh.l Bremen for Southampton
anptoD Havre and Bremen. Southampton Tor New OH
IRIF I Sat Oct sd Saturday Nov. q Wed, Dec. !.
VAEDFKBILT Nov "a saturday Dec. 25l Wed, Dec. 90
These steamships have wsertgh compartments and carry
able ~ .o
Price passage per Vsnderbt-Fr cabin 800 and s20
second cabin 500; per Aefirst cabin, $50; second
sshn $50; third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for passage from Europe
Specie delivered In london and Paris.
ID TORRANCE. Agent No. Bowling Green, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
NLIPPER, THURSDAY, Attn November

NLIPPER, THURSDAY, 4th November
u ROSS FALCONER a Co.'s LINE FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO Clipper Ship IVANHOE, Capt. GEO. 4. LANE
T peudd Clipper Of very small capacity ia now loading at
Tr No q River Fulton fery) and haviug large
sn Of her cargo actually board VIII BE- full before her
ay Her ventilation perfectly adapted 70 the trade The
Iu.aon Of her commander formerly Of the Sweepstskes
made passage in 81 days. guaranty that the cargo VIII
we cared for and voyage made ia the best possible time
gor freight, the most svOrabe terms apply %
ROSS, fALCONER A Co, No 30 Pine-st., cor William.
Aseu, AZ Sau FraucscO Messrs ID. l.. ROSS a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
TOR CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA, at

REDUCED FARES-Tte splendid mstssilng Steam
.ap WASHINGTON, Of 1900 tuns register, Capt. Henry
Churchill lying Pier No 81 North River foot Of Beach
a New york-Tnis superb Steamship viii leave on SATUR-
nay November g. at connecting at San Juan del Sur
v,h the 10 gHifcent Ocean Steamer HERMANN, Capt
C.yspdv for San Francisco, California. This is rermanen
s,no.ion hBe The A. 7. s. G. Co., PIopietors Ia,
,fsped being authorized 10 sel tickets Or this line b
Chns has established Office for the sale thereof al ~
ar sy where tickets may all times be had q, the
ivesl price fixed by the Company, - -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Ann PATTPOAD-NOTICE-

W and after thursday, Sept rsius will run as fol-
US, rans going EsstLesye South Ferry, Brooklyn, at 10
r. or Greenpor, leave South Ferry Brooklyn at y p m
rbank leave South Ferry Broetyn at y p m ior syos
Fave South Ferry Brooklyn at 7. p. m for Jamsica