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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
Personal Intelligence.

Her Britannia Majestys Commissioner, Hon. Moses a.
Perley and SUITE appointed to negotiate the fishery treaty
between Great Britain and the Uuted States left here
this morning for the South In continuation of coast
veys preparatory to their meeting In convention at Pha
delphia the 18th inst.
Americans registered at the banking Office Of Lansing,
Baldwin Co., Place de Ia Bourse Paris, from Oct Is
TO Oct 90 1S5o;-D. Garven, Major j. Mcdowell u 8. A.
W. F. Burden John j. Davis, lady and niece, T Coburn,
R. W. Nathan Mrs Hnckey, H. NJ. Schieaelin and ladv
" " Ieprun j. A. Vaisn. Jr. :. Francis and lady r.
Iafaree John W. Tmnson, WIN. F. Movie, r. s. Lyon
and wife, Geo. Shea and wife, and John Butler New York
E. J. Henry and family, A. Malten and Ritter Jr, Pa
s. Gest and j. Schiesberg, Ohio; H. L. Breed Mass; w.
NJ Gaylord, Conn; +. L. Campbell, s. c.; W. Renshaw
Jr, Mo- G. j. Brooks, CAL; H. s. Sprgy, La J. G. Tur.
ner, Ala. DR. L. Dunmer, n j.; c. A. Shaw, Mich.
Senator Sumner to sail from Liverpool last Sa-
turday Mr. Sumner, il is said has quite recovered his
health
Mrs. John Brown passed through this city on Saturday
on her way from her home North Eba Essex county
N. Y, to Charlcstown Va, where her husband now lies
under sentence Of DEATH
A. NJ Ball. Esq, Master Machinst Of the Harpers Ferry
Armory has been appointed Master Armorer In place
Major Mills, resigned. Mr.. Ball has been for many years
connected with tho Armory.
Colonel Rugeles, q. 8. A.. Hon. Isaac J. Stevens, Of
and Hon NJ c. Conrad, of louisiana arc in Washington.
letter received Kentucky that the health
Of Mr. Casey, the United States Treasurer, Is gradually
improving
Samuel c. Young, OF Charlestown Va, who had his left
arm shattered by the Harpers Ferry marauders is still
in critical condition. His may be spared him. but
he will be cripple Tor life.
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The Great Eastern,s Delay.

LETTER FRoM The AGENT IN AMERICA.
The following letter from Mr. Cumberland the agent Of
the Great Eastern Company, in Portland Maine confirms
the already received announcing tho determination
Of the directors 70 postpone the sailing Of the Great
EASTERN
GREAT Snip COMPANY,
PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1859. I
To HIS HONOR THE MAYOR OF PoRIASD-Sr:-i hasten 70
inform you that have received communication from
the secretary Of the company In London stating that
Great Eastern will not proceed to America for the pro-
SAINT" The directors have been influenced in arriving
this conclusion by the fact that the unfortunate accident
which occurred between the Thames and Portland has
delayed the departure Of the ship until the American
season has been lost has therefore been thought ad-
vsable TO complete the equipment Of the ship every
detail instead Of deferrng until after the return from
America, as previously contemplated.
FRED. CUMBERLAND
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new bank being formed up town, called the "Mcs-
chants and Manuacturers' Bank" win have tho fol-
lowing Board Of observation-disclosures K. v. Haughwout,
W. II. Appleton, " b Depierris George H. Conot, W. J.
Hall, John 0. johnson, Abram Ives, John Mitchell,
Nathaniel Wheeler Elias Howe, Jr, Henry R. Treadwe,
Allan Hay, +. W. Edmonds, William Moses, Mr.. Abram
Ives President, and Alexander Masterton J, Cashier.
Tho capital stock $500 oO OF which about $500 900 has
been subscribed and paid H. The locality is in
wood's Building, In Broadway, near Prince street.
Tho Galens Railroad Company receiving one hun
dred per day the Dixoa Air Line feghsd with
grain.
The exchanges At tho Bank Clearing House this morning
$2l Sic 1884 Of, and the balances 81 $50 e38 49,
The Artisans Bank has declared dividend OF three
and half per cent, payable on the l4th inst.
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FRI1GH1s--Rates were steady with fair amount Of
ferng To Liverpool 600 bushels wheat engaged
al Cd in ships bags 1900 bbs -four at Isl and so bSs
lard 2Os per ton. To London 900 bbls flour
aged at o. 1o1sd and to Glasgow 500 bbls -four at
D. 3D. brig taken up for Cenucgos, TO load with
sugar p Rates for the Continent were steady, with
moderate engagements
noticed was closed out to-day at 80 60 for layers 50 40
for NJ g. 81 20 for halves, and 67hc for quarters.
HAY steady with sales Of 100 bales for shipment at
ipoS-Thc market was steady, with sales OF $50 tons
Scotch pig at a24 a so4 SO, and S25 six months
IIMr-The market was steady, while sales embraced
about 600 bbls and lump RoclSland at soc a
MolAss1s-The market was steady, but sales were
glirnited, at 24c. a 2sc for Cuba nuscovadoes.
NAVAL sroREs.AThe market for all kinds was quiet A
small Of SO bbs spirits turpentine sold at 46c.
Ree,s,ss For srssx Since la s.s. Since Jam l. Stock
sss. mp s ssI ss1 s:sss 1850 ssss
1' Export; Crude 7arp s mp ass ss. lar
For the week.. $3.50 ITO 6,s26 -
Since lss inst. 2,4so 800 l,.ai :. 40
PRovsioSsPork was heavy, whlic receipts were free
The sales embraced about 100 bb, including mess At
SIS W tim N. mes e. at s ~ clear .; SIT ia la
ton, an 500 do deliverable in january, slso5 Beef
embraced 200 500 bbis at Il s4a5 for old and new
country prime, % 30 70 for new repackcd mess
and lie. Tor extra bacon was IN fir domano win salo0
OF l5e boxes Cumberland cut deliverable all tho year. at
sc and ESQ boxes short Ribbed at city oil this year at
sIc Lard was firm with sales Of coo barrels at loxo.
ioXc Sales Of 50 barrels Chicago beef hams
ported sl4 So Butter less buoyans and active;
choice was steady and in good demand.
R,cF was quiet at Skc. 4Lc.
SvGARs-The market firm, with sales Of about
200 hhds Cuba muc0vados chiefly within the range Of
exc a &C., and 900 bags Manila were sold at p. l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet The sales embraced III bales
Yara At p T., 10 bales Havana At CO., Soc, % cases
secdeaf at &C. 16c. 65 hhds Kentucky at 7kc. exc
wHfuy was in fslr demand, with seles q $50 barrels
at &c
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city Intelligence.

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACClDESr.-An inquest was held ut
the New York Hospital yesterday upon the body of John
Ward, native Of Ireland, aged thrtyt~o years, who
died from an injury Of tho right hand, received on tho
aah ut, under the following circumstancss-Dcceased
a. appears went to st. Parcks cathedral for the purpose
OF witnessing tho Oviedo Bartlett nuptias, and while
standnr beside tho gate, one closed suddenly
mon he hand fracturing his little finger At first il
supposed tho injury slight but In day or 80 after
wards found advisable 70 have the injured JOINT
amputatcd Inflammation continued TO increase, now
ever until at length the entire arm became Affected and
1t found necessary to make incsons alo the course
q the 1 on SO aa that he expired
during the night The jury rendered verdict IN accor
dance with the above facts
THE MONSTER BAfLooN.-For the purpose OF giving TO
the mechanics other classes Of citizens, who are
engaged throughout the hours OF the day. opportunity
OF inspecting Mr. loves balloon and witnessing tho pro-
Of inaton the Crystal Palace grounds 10 be IL
Illuminated this evening with calcium lights.
THE EKw TwKSrr-srooNp RscrxKr-The Express denies
the statement published in Yesterdays HxRD in regard
10 tho calling of Lieutenant Colonel ButterAeld TO the
colonecy Of the new Twenty second regiment In the
first place the regiment has been orranzed hut will
@ be rendered the commanS o Se @
promptly acoept-
CENTRAL PARx-The Commissioners or tho Central Park
have given notice that after the 18th Of the present month
between three and four miles Of the drives OF the Park
carriages and equesrians win BIO at the corner Of Fv
ninth street and Fifth avenue corner Of Fry street
and Eighth avenue at Ffh avenue and Seventy second
strcet and at Eighth avenue Seven second street
Fns m EAST TMRTxnrm SrIM. -Bctwoen twclyo and
ono o'clock yesterday morning Gro broke in frame
stable in rear Of No 276 East Thirteenth street. owned
by Patrick Gallagher Tho stables soon destroyed
loss about $780, no insurance Two horses burned
10 DEATH ono owned by Dennis Joyce, valued s26
And one by Perry Iafery valued at 500; insurance
Tho are Is supposed TO have been the work OF In
cendiary.
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by
shayings taking nre IN me VANS o. the snop
caused by back draft from tho furnace. The fire was
sxtiuruished before any damage was done.
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since january l. $50 52s9e, 2ie se,s2l $50

Since January L. $50 7s $50 1896 2l9 5eS21 1853
The movement in cotton from this port is light only
2l7 bales having been sent forward during the week.
Tho wheat shipment $3.50 bushels, altogether TO
Great Britain while OF hour 27255 barrels have been
shipped Of which Great Britain will receive $3.50 bar.
res Shipments Of breadstuns, will thus be seen con.
tinue to DO made with great caution shippers have lost
money enough 10 be circumspect revivng the trade
The export from the Southern ports just now
unusually active in consequence of the early movement
OF cotton.
Money continues to work as easily as borrowers could
wish. The rates remain they wcrc--5 on call,
per cent for the endorsed long paper and for st
class short acceptances Second class range
10 H. according to character standing, &c General
dissatisfaction Is expressed at tho Of tho banks
We have q communication from a correspondent who
states that last year bank, which he mentions, positive
y forced money him at four per cont and that having
unwsely yielded to the temptation, he took ho money,
imported goods and twentynve per poorer than
he wns twelve months ago. Ho describes presidents and
cashiers Of banks lying in wait for their cuomors
thrusting money at them any kind Of security offered
And he asks whether it possible for sucl system
succeed9-whether the banks reasonably expect to
TO make their usual profits by lending mony to people
who are making lossesf
Foreign exchange is lower. The leading drawers are
asking 1loh and l10x for bills London for bills on
Paris 612k and 510 AT these rates Is tcarely posi-
bic for drawer to make money by SHIPPING bullion to
cover his bills. There Is little specie going
morrow,s stcamer--an unusual occurrence when tho
steamer Is the Persia.
The stock market continues TO droop Is presumed
that further efforts made todny by leading bull
operator to realise his stocks prices declined at tho
first board ruled dull between tho boards in tho after
there was change Of consequence and the gene
bly, enable the operators for the rise right
There Is no doubt Of the general brightness Of business
prospects, Of tho gradual Increase Of traffic on tho rail-
roads, Ultimately demand for Investment will proba.
bly, spring up but up to the present time bound
say that We have trace Of It, Central opened
7ox sold down to 7o, and closed at 7oA bid. There
| has been q nre at Buffalo, nj which tho Central
Elevator and quantity Of wheat said TO have been
consumed; between the boards the bears made oOnaida,
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II. Ieop -A - uaoentes Oh uoorge
w.s.aa posSnI-At Pennington, New Jersey, on
E"s,s' nov; D. y oy The Rev: J. l. Janeway, ED.oso
youngest daughter Of the Hon. A. " bonne.
=, 1nL IT In this city, Saturday, Nov. s.
~ aue rev. hr. Bailey, NJ EDWARD g. GnAsrr 70 Nss
sccn-kszD. AT New York, on Thursday, Oct ~ by
the Rev H Chapn, JoenrH Scon OF Prospect, Conn.
70 Aes EmY A. READ, Of Harlem.
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line safes embraced ABOUT O0 Dds, at S5 IS So g.
Southern flour also in good demand with sales OF
about 200 bbls closing within the above range prices
Rye -four in fair demand, with sales Of $50 bbs
quotations. Corn meal quiet and prices were un-
changed The reported loss b. fire Of 10000 bushels Of
wheat tended to strengthen the Market while there
a good demand for milling The sales embraced about
$1,000 bushe at 81 SO for white Kentucky, 81 3s 81
42l for white Canada 81 40 for white Indiana 81 IA for
Milwaukee Club and 81 1oa 81 for Chicago spring.
Corn inactive at old figures RyeSales 5000 bushels,
chiefly at S3c. Barey-Saes 80 900 bushels at Csc. a
6slac for State and Sic for Illinois. Oats In good
quest at previous quotations
COFFEE The market continued firm, with sales of 500
600 bags Rio lie. scthe latter price for 100
bags Of prime Ro;' and $50 bags Aaracaibo at 1870
Mosrs Scott Son give the following account OF stocks
for the week ending Stock Of Rio and Santos
the ls Noyemper 1852 bags Received since 70
1895 Stock Of Rio and Santos on sth November 1852
43T42 bags MaTacaibo, 2250; Laguayra, $50; Ceylon
49sG Java, 267 mats; 100 government bags other
descriptions 1000 bags Total, 7e,ea bags and mats
$4,000 bags; Baltimore, 81 ooo Philadelphia, 5000;
November 8, at New York. 49, 742 Total, lN,7 bags
CorToN-The sales embraced 500 balcs-250 in
Sit closing the basis Of about the following quotations.
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raoe EFFORTS TO use this to deprcss the stock But the
uuo cause Of tho decline probably Efforts 70
feae on the part OF the bulls. Gaena and Rock Island
were s'eady Illinois Central fell back 70 Oh X, closing
however, ol& Toledo declined TO lsx, closing At
thai bid The Michigan shares we're Ma fraction lower.
ate stocks and bonds about the Same ~ yester
day The following tho last quotations Of the day:
Missouri SIX per cent slx x; Canton Company, Tx
iSh; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, lSx . ~;
racnc Mail Steamship Company, TAX ia; New York
CenwA Railroad, 7ox e; Erie Railroad, Tx n; Hud.
son RIVER Railroad SEX 81 Harlem Railroad, on 10;
DO. preferred, 80 x; Reading Railroad, SIX . y;
Aschisan Central Railroad, 4ok Nj Michigan Southern
ana Northern Indiana Railroad, o,s X; do. guaranteed,
l7K X; Panama Railroad, l2lk l22 Illinois Central
Railroad, OK X calena and Chicago Railroad, Tx
72T; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, lox u; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad. o9x a.
Ths business Of tho SabTfeassry wss n follows 70
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto
ries-woOD, EDDY CO.. Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE
DrIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, no. 6s5 NOVEMBER, s, 1859.
Is, II, %, Is. Is, n, al, 81. 50, SO, is, SO.
DELAwARE-CIAss No sSs, NOVEMBER 8, 1889
IS, 81. 8, Al, 3S, 81, 50, 10. II, SO, 2, 81, %.
Circulars sent free Of expense BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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acknowledgements OF the worst cases
Of sthna have been relieved by using whtcoubs
NEEDY for .shna In no case Of purely asthao character
has been effected No danger need
from It's An infant take with perfect safety See
Advertisement
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Bossu-Dvr.-0n Thursday, Oct 70, at Montgomery,
Alabama, Mr. HEaMAN HUGO Boesx to MARY, oldest daugh
ter of the late William Duff, Eq, Of hcr Macstys 42d
Royal Highanders.
Bysss--LooR.-M the Methodist Episcopal church,
Thirty fSuztn street, On Tuesday, Nov. BY hc Roy. Mr.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cal Truss They also keep k Elastic Stockings for
deormes made to order No. vssey street, Aston House.
New York.
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victoryS-Victorious Candidates and all
victorious monsy makers GET their By HOLMES
8l6 Broadway,
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TURDAY, NOV. I'd r. II.
Asms.-The market quiet, with small sales OF pots
and nearls- nj g. &c. for both sorts.
BRKApb1uFFS.-ll Our-The w nrmer for
and Western, with good demand from the trade Tho
sales embraced about 20 900 bbs closing within the fol-
lowing range ri ouotafiona-
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brooklyn Photographs, Camoo-types,
WILLIAMSON BROS. 30 Fulton street.
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Crist.doro's Hair bye, wigs and
Tonpees line . psS me Wholesale and retail and the
Dye prSasei3 aPpnoA ~. Astor House,
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30 Dashing, So Dressy, So Becoming
arc Whites Hats that his store, ZIG broadway opposite s.
Pnupn. " boSiegcd.
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Browns Bronchial Troches Cure Coughs,
colds hoarseness throat &c. Sold by all druggs
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Enrlish Criclxcters.-An Imperial Pho
togrsph Of tho IAN England Eleven now O e1hbion q
RkkYG Gallery 64S broadway Of Bleocker street,
niso Ana sereoscopc OF hs cricket ground with cricket
~ plsyins Copies Of the ssreoscoptc vow for salA
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Court Calondar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 81, T3 IA, 80, SO.
90, o..
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERM-( Enumerated Mos.
o. g. S. TO- u.s. II TO- 49, 49, 49, 49, 81 49, 90 90, So,
a. e. g. 10 q 81 81 49, 81 S. sSo o. s,s
III 22o5 20e7, 1926 IT. 23o1, 2s05, 2311 2a3, 23l5
1910 2321, 1928, 1895 aa27, 1929, 1881. Part Mos
1885, $685. 2e7o 2e74 2s76 2e7s 2sso 2es2 1884 20se
surxRioR CouRr-Part Mos Dos, All, 4s7, 1853, 523,
643 sos, $780, cal, SIC, $751; $685. Part 2Nos 472, 500
100, 500, 47s ASP, $685. 1854, 44s 4ss, 2e2, $780, us
Cour OF COMMON PIxAs.-Part mos. 1176, 1923,
1175 1870 ll41 143l l433 to 1852 1442 1444 Part p
1927, 14lS, IA, 1872, 1072.
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tial health Through the stomach liver lungs these
medicines act on the crcuaon they neuralize all impurities
which gender disease give energy to the vital organs
and vigor the general constutuon Office SO Maiden
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Grover & Bakers Noisoless Family Sew
1e6 BRoApwAY, NEW YORK,
lS2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Ton
pees best In the world surprising AL made Sold and an
piled at the mandatory rs Broadway.
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Mrs. Winsl0vv's Soothing Syrup.-Mrs.
Wnslow an e1perienced nurse and female ciss
the of teeshng by scfenine gums reducing al
inflammation, viii siay Al PAIN and regulate
bowels Depend H. mothers will rest 70 YOUR
selves and relief and health your Infants PerSecy
al cases Sold EVERYWHERE Price only q cents per boe
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nEALERs IN WOVEN ELASTIC yUIcAN1zrn rr,

nEALEKS IN WOVEN ELASTIC vULCANIzED RyyR
~ Der goods notified purchase of Horace n.
any such goods unless the stamped with The
mark OF william Judson who the owner of the rebt n
make and se The same Our suit against Day eDjoia k
Days application, from the til Of September d sat down 70
hearing 10 The United States Circuit Court this city for a.
the luh nst when we shall be ready for trial. and when d.
questions VIII be settled whether the goods right
cd BY Horace Day or BY the undersigned censee Of
have been Informed that Horace H. Day and his
have the adjournment of the hearing
stated the Court where Day has suits pending against
ders Of elastic goods and to Of the merchanAs
themselves that had withdrawn this suit ther0
would be no trial Of the case between us and him.
CHARLES GOODYEAR, Patensea
WILLIAM JUDSON, Lcensee.
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For 0entlemen.-Fleecy Lined SILK
ASsoea naes 0n0. II TRACY. Agent
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sowing Machines,
c0lce 600 Broadway, New York.
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Br10GeWalOA Tafnt.-TT Y0m desSrA N
perfectly light roof and IRE proof coating
not fail 70 this paint, for mover falls
HICKS BLTTA u Maiden lane.
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UTcCAOys SUWWAU, 1HsAAoS HNW OuH0E ITO.
mnent Norherners wanted South 90 are the
graceful and glossy winter Hats and Caps for which KNOX
would probably be hung the gaows; the has viii go and
be hupa-on hat stands
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The Family IIoraId.

The Family Herald.
DArKs AND BANsiN0 -THE RLuorlON-0ONrnsuA
/ rIoN or Tns TRIAL or THO VIRGINIA INsUe-
0EkTs-0PENiN0 or THE COOPER NsrIrvTh-AS-
OfExR STEAMBOAT DISASTER : INrEHN' va v.,. !.
UTAH AFFAIRS IN EUR0rH-LoCAL NEWS az rHr
NETROPOi rs CONDITION OF THE MARKETS. Er0
The FAMILY ERAD In IL issue Of today wednesday,.
viii ~ontsin very Interesting article on Banks ana Bsukns
giving complete Ina View Financial Mysteries and
showing how >ak Chse,~ Obtained and Banks Organ
ized-aow to Fascsate De- 'osiors-How Directors Pay
Themselves soounng Arrange rens-Ths Philosophy Of
Loans and Disoouns-How Annual ssaenaauss are Fabr
Gated, Ao
far received Conunuaoa OF tho TsI Of the Helpers
Ferry Irsurgens-Oh Brown Described ~ his Kansas
Confederates-A Visit 70 the Houg Of 0er 9nkh-Repor 81
a Lecture by Stella Martin On "xAt Turnsr'-Lsssr from
Fred douglass, 40 Ac An Account Of the Opening Of tho
Cooper Address By Professor Draper
Tho Steamer Champion Run In and susk-Los Of Life. &c
An Account Of tho Iase Accident 70 tho Excursion Train 10
Chicago and Northwestern RaIroaA-Esvsn Persons Killed
and Twenty ak Wounded; An Interesting Lister from Our
Correspondent a Great Salt Lake CITY the LAss News from
California; the Latest News from Hurope RdtoeiAk
Prominent Events; All e Local News Of Iarss Of New
York and the Adjoining Css; Doings q tho Posce Courts
Coroners Inquests. Theatrical Notices. comprising largo
amount Of reading 81 interest tho general reader.
Each weeks Issue OF ths FAnnv HsaAED contapa repa
Of tho Condition Of Tho New York Caue Marek wnA he
amount Of Stock offered Tor sais hsr Condition. Prizes for
which hey were eod 10. Report Of tbs Prices 81 III
kinda OF Family Marketing q Washington Market IA New
York Cny Commercial Money Market Reports Marriages
and Deaths for Tho week. end large miscellaneous
reading
Txsn-The FAMILY Hs.AlD b published every Wednesday
Two Dollars per Subscriptions received Ut the
Office Of Fulton and Nassau streets Single copies
ce four cents TO DO obtained the occ OF all news
venderA Advertisements hs usual HERALD rates.
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4 srONIsHINGLY CHEAP sEGARs-HAvANA, DO
"A u,estc and German, nom - 70 X19 per Thousand.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safes l Broadway. of Murray
New York =
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Kerosene Gas Light Company's stock
for ale cheap BY ALBERT Il NICoLAf, 50 william street
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4 r ONESr, 10 AND II ANN srREEr-A rRYNCH CALF
A bos = % aoubie cole water pro0! bows RsAss
COW aud SO them before purchasing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Nov. s, 1850
The following comparative statement of the exports
)exclusive Of spece) from New York to foreign ports for
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The Drawings or tho Sussex County
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
FRANCE, BROADBEHTs 4 CO..

HANA02RS.
The Legislature Of the State II Delaware session.
having given to France Rroadbents Co lottery for
twenty The undorsgped Commissioners appointed
BY The Governor of said State supernend the drawings
sad lottery do hereby certify that the wing
beers drawn this day.
Sussex CouSrY-CLAss 1874. NOVEMBER 8, 1859.
%, 4, Al, IS, Is, 7s, 46, ., %. 8, 5, 20, 80.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrssr-CLAss No. l6o NovxxsxR 1851
80, IS, 8, ~, 4s, &C, 4s, 90, 81, ST. 50, r.
Witness hards al Wilmington Del, this day Tues.
dayh November 8, 1859
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED X. WOOTTEN,
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS Il CO.,
Wilmington, bel