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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

MISCELLANEOUS.
NASH CAPITAL, $50 o0o.
~ TEAS, WINES, PROVISIONS,
TEAS, SUGARS GROCERIES
TEAS, COFFEES, FLOUR
1000 chests and half chests of Just received the largest
best and cheapest lot that has been brought the
market for the last ten The public particularly
vited 70 examine
THOMAS r. AGNEW,
260 Greenwich street
and S9Murray street, New York.
Up town families country merchants propreors
and the public at large would do well examine extensive
and eelected stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Having the largest cash capital of other dealer the
city enables me to sell cheaper for cash than other esh
hshinent in New York.
THOMAS r. AGNEw,
IMPORTER GROCER FLOUR AND TEA DEALER,
26O greenwich STREET 50 MURRAY STREET,
Where shall always be hand attend to customers from
"A NJ. 70 OF. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

z SFS SsE 0, THE r..
TINS 's pSsfl TTsfFf EA ssy NIGHT ATS
" world SsSf F se'F. IN Two a
pK RIE hfAusS GHnkHcHass.
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iDe "A'n'e "M THE MAGIC &c FIuTS A01A' opera
which viii BE- positively given ior The last time,
LUCIA Di IXMMERNooR,
MILE ADELrNA PATTI
Stl make her second appearance as......."... LucA
Doors open a IL; Matinee commences At l.
Admission TO all piSsto5 RESERVED SEATS ONE D0'A
e sss a;
open sl2. The performance . s,s, WIN conclude u
% enable visitors from The country 70 be In time fsr Ne 70
TNEN4q 1 Tgk sAt UEs 1E TICKETS
ssAd s sn a sn Re
The box Office at the Academy OF Music.
Hail Sons c. Breusings scharfenbere Luiu Nunns
Clark and covsnhoven'a uorr,s
Aston House the a as9poi.n s. Nicholas. IN. Nov
' INC FIFTH 1vES S1 E hSr hfss' and '
isSss SSss A ss1a
- POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
% Asadsmy VIII close on Saturday the Sd Of Decs
On "G 8Rt si NHT z X y ssasEa request
which can positively e sSfp sI ~ sifas ss'
WIN De AND
BY sgpor Hannibal calyo from the original models Of u
his Esceency Monsieur lie Mnise de la Mason de pkmps
iHE UNiQUE AND PICTURESQUE DRESSES.
Presenting most faithful picture Of the costumes Of the r
eostumer Of The Grand opera sgnor Brusch cosunr
from the principal theEres in Italy signora Bazzanl and
THE NEW ,EN AccoUrRIMESTs AND PROPERTIES.
armorer to his Majesty the Emperor of the French.
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS,
The Prcnsss Elena Nine CoLSOM
The Governor Of Monor,e MISUNDERSTANDING. Sig FEifsI
Procda, Chief Of the Consprators Sig JUNCA
by Madame Morra sgSors Muller Ruoo oun.o ximenes
In the frs. ac. By gas Nile DEuN y perm
Of the Manage men of the WINTER CAMDEN, Mr. DENsrAEpe
and the Corps de Ballet
On wED EHs AHa Ney g revival of
Which vii be given with entirely new and splendid dresses
and Sale Sn S s sEaT ans PR xiv e
For to nishs Magic Flute commences this morning. fos a
TICKET OFFICES:
store Mo Wan Wal % door above
and st the door the evening Of the performance.
.,~rruo,, GO = ,.n>,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

a TLANTIC ROYAL NAH. STEAM NAVIGATION COM
"A panys New York and Galway ne.-The next departure
rom New York will be the splendid and powerful steamship
l,IRCASSIAN, Captain Campbell, which will leave on
Thursday, December 1859 touching at St Johns F. to
receivo the mails This vessel has been greatly i'm
proved al large outlay her accommodations have been
Increased of the finest and fastest steamers
aAoat -
Prices passage-Fst class, 800 S75 and 500 third $50
Excluding the principal cities the main railway
routes Of Great Britain Ireland Third class provide
plate knife fork Ac and bedding Passage to st. Johns first
ass second S2 For freight or passage inquire OF the
American Express Company 81 Hudson street. and their
sher advertised offices in the Interior Passage In the third
IONS any of the principal cities the main nas Of
ralWsy In Great Britain $35. GALWAY for 800
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOLLAND Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

NTEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, ALBANY,
COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The AUGUSTA, Captain NJ S. woodruff will leave nm
Saturday &C. Mt r. NJ, from pier No A. North river
Tickets had for the following paces-fare ns low an
nv any from New York TO Savannah: 40.
commodatons superior:-
Ala SEC Atlanta, Ca SO Albany, Ga, S24; Coumbus
Ga $23; Macon, Ga, SILL Augusta, 500 Savannah Sl5
THE STAR OF THE SOUTH. Captain Thomas Lyon. will
aucceed and sail on Tuesday. Nov. %, at3P. NJ.
e SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON IL Broadway.
.TTTTNTER ARRANGEMENT.-THE NEW YORK AND
w Virginia Steamship Companys steamships will receive
Neiph every for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth,
No,fok CITY Point and Richmond and will leave ID,
North river nj 3 p. NJ. az follows:
ROANOKE Capt Couch, Wednesday,.
JAMESTOWN. Cant. Skinner. on Saturday.
pa.sage raeroom and included " Norfolk IS; 10
fSe'so's' y LUpLuN HEINEEEN w Ryoaaxay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

A SPLENDID BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, FOUR
n pounds weight years old will be sold cheap APP
piled for immediately Can be seen at los and l07 Worth
street. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

~REATREDUCTION-TH WANDER ByIT EUROPEAN
QT line United sates mail steamships will sail between
York Southampton and Havre, under mail contract fol-
lows -
FROM HAvRE
VIA SOUTHLAND
FOR SOUTHAMPTON TON FOR NEW
AND HAvRE. YORK.
OCEAN QUEEN Seabury Saturday Dec a. Tuesday, Jan IT
VANDERBILT Lefevre, Saturday JAN 81 Tuesday Feb Ia
OCEAN QUEEN Seabury Saturday Feb. IS. Tuesday Mr. IL
YANDERBILT Iefevre Saturday, Mar. IT, Tu'sdAy APP 10
These steamships have water tight compartments.
Price Of passage either way the same, viz =
cabin $20 and Sl0O I'd do, $50 and $50
OCEAN QUEEN.-lst cabin 500 and $780, I'd do. $50.
Third cabin a mited number, $50.
Certificates Of passage issued from Europe To America
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE Agent No. Bowling Green New York.
Goods taken on freight at current rates.
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town.-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
Company'sme and favore steamship MOUNT VERNON r.
Smith, commander, will leave pier IL North river satur
day, Nov u.s. at three O'Clock r. NJ PASSAGE including state
mission charged for forwarding Apply 70 II. B. GROIN
WELL x CO., SO West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

LyRANKLIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET,
One door from Broadway.
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES
Two performances
Every day this week,
Commencing at O'Clock in the afternoon and the evening"
A double troupe of
MODEL ARTISTES
Will appear at each performance. introducing very
BEAUTIFUL LIVING PICTURES.
Admission SOC Boxes Sc; Private Boxes ST.
Seats ON the Stage, 49,
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Neao YOrE Charter Election.

~. NEW YoRk, Dec 6th.-The returns Of the char
election held in this city to-day indicate the sue
n @s OF Fernando Wood over Havemeyer, the Tam
say Hall candidate, and Opdyke, the republican
G ~" Nineteen wards give Wood q, 996 {;
;t +, enc M,O7a; Opkyke 1882. Woods plqral-
Will reach two thousand. 80 :. y
LArER---Woods majority is 8,278. :
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,o Inc Mississippi Legislature has taken favorable
g.. SION for the organization of the military of the
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS for The SrASsAsn. ed On
private letters fr the editor sbosd hessaNss b. ds,esd
to W. W. HoIDEx All letters on cuisines. o. seesas.
ing money tor subscriptions advertising b work nay
be directed simply to the STANDARD" Raleigh. NC.
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/ ~ Tho remains Of John Brown were carried
through Baltimore, PhiladslPhiA. New York With
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without change In price and demand.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
FRANCE.

Tie Emperor arrived at ST. Cloud on Sunday morning,
the 7th ipst The Empress with the Imperial Prince
and the ladies and officers of the household, were IN
waiting 70 receive him. For more than an hour at
the railway station, the little Prince wore his cor
norsrs Il, form and had laurel crown in his hand
ready to give his father his arrival AS soon as the
Emperor arrived he kissed the Empress, then took
tbe Jcneral Prince in his arms and held him for some
u;prtes He afterward gave his arm TO the Empress
and proceeded in a canisge to the chateau AT noon
the Emperor attended Mass, and immediately alter
received his Ministers. In some quarters appeared
,s if reassuripc manifesto from the Emperor was
looked for.
Prince Napoleon was expected TO reach rams On vi
about the 10Th of July
The announcement of peace is said to have alresdy
caused signs of commercial improvement in France.
The Paris -four market WAS dull, and wheat was
lower both in Paris and in the provincial markets.
The weather continued very hot
The Paris CORE spondent of THE London HeTdfd
ssys that the greatest activity prevailed ali along tue
French coast. The chaune coast beus fortified,
and from Cherbourg to Dunkirk earth batteries were
being constructed at every 5000 yards
Tic Paris Poys says that the whole OF the Imperial
Guard. a division OF infantry Of the line, and /" DAT
TALON of Cha.seurs selected from the different corps o
ard repi eseptlng the army Of Italy, have received
orders TO msrch immediately for Paris, etney are
10 receive Il distinguished reception
The Paris Bourso was Hat, and on the I'th the
Rentes closed at 6Sf. 20c. for money.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
THE TREATY OF PEACE.

Le NOrd says the preliminary treaty OF peace, a.
though arranged in principal at Vlalrsnca, will be
definitely Drawn sp at Zurich, and will then be Ofl-
cially communicated 10 the Courts of Europe the ad
besion Of these Conrts being Indispensable to the or
ganic and international stipula,ons which form part
of the public law Of Europe.
The Vienna correspondent Of The London Times
says that the representatives Of Austria, France and
Sardinia will soon meet at Zurich to conclude the
treaty of peace. There will be no Congress, as the
two EnperOrs have agreed TO settle their differences
without the intervention Of the neutral Powers.
The LondoR Posts Paris correspondent telegraphs,
on The lSb as follows:
"a copferer ce to settle the affairs of Italy has just
been arranged at St. Cloud and the early part OF next
month is spoken of the time at which the repr.seu-
tatives If be parties Interested will assemble but tho
place Of their dOsg so is bot yet men'ioned.
The same correspondent learns ON very high au'
tho1ity that both Emperors are convinced that the
bases for peace which they hastily agreed upon,
are in many respects imprac,icable.
The Engsb journals continued to ridicue the terms
Of peace, and even The London Post, Lord Palmer
stons organ, had suddenly commenced an attack
upon the proceedings at Nilafranca.
The Paris correspondent of The Daily Ne~S, after
careful inquiry, siirms that the terms OF the peace
have not Only occasioned feeling of disappointment
and even Of indignation among all those who took a
sincere interest in the object of the war, but have
very seriously damaged and lowered the Emperor IN
the opinion of all classes of society.