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TEST A Card. WllliamH.Boobo Hatters, 156 Broadway and 71 Liberty street, New York, begleavoto inform their friends and tho public, that thoir business must suffer a temporary interruption, from tho partial destruction of their manufactory by Are on tho morning of tho 5lh inst. They wish particularly to ask the indulgence of their customers for the brief period which must nocossarlly enBue before they will bo enabled to resumo their business Their storu will bo re opened iu a day or two, when their customers will bo supplied as usual. WM. H.

BEEBE 1515 Broadway and 71 Liberty street, Now York. LATEST KEWS. Wasutngton, Sept. 16. Interesting Kyosi Texas.

Official letters, dated Indianola, Texas, August 31, from M. Bartlett, Commissioner, of the Mexican Boundary Expedition, states that the'expedition has encountered considerable sickness siuce its departure. Mr. Chandler, of Philadelphia, detained by sickuesa at New Orleans, had become convalescent, and expected to join the party at San Antonio. Mr.

Worthington, of Washington, has returned on account of feeble health. Captain Southerland's servant died. The rest of the expedition was Brooklyn SDailg (gagle. I TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT.

IT. B5T" In Democratic, Republican Gene B.AL COMMITTEE, September 16, 1850. ll was, on motion, Resolved, That this Committee unanimously upprovo vt the action ol" tho Syracuse State Convention, who by their nominations of tho following well known mid respectable Democrats, are deserving our highest approbation: Democratic Republican Nominations. Fou Governor, Horatio Seymour, of Onoidacounty. For Lieut.

Governor, Saford E. Church, of Orleans county. For Canal Commissioner, Jolm C. Mather, of Rensselaer county. For Clerk of Appeals, Charles S.

Beatoa, of Herkimer county. For Statb Prison Issi'tcTon, 'William G. Angell, of Chautauquo county. Resolved, That we recommend, with full confidence of success, the above nominations for tho support of Ihc Democracy at our ensuing election, in November. JESSE M.

FOLK, Chairman. G. F. II. Youno, Secretary.

JJt Arrival oE Uc Canaila Halifax A WEEK LATER KJIOM EUROPE. The steamer Canada, from Liverpool 7th arrived at Halifax at half past 5 o'clock on Mon day morning, making the passage in eight days and eighteen and a half hours. She will reach Boston in the course of this day. Halifax, Telegraph Office, Monday morning. The Canada took the town by surprise, and announced her arrival in advance of the telegraph, at half past 6.

After landing her mails, and coal iDg, she sailed for Boston at 1 o'clock, weather fine MABEE'S DYSENTERY AND CH0XEEA SYRTJP, For tho natural, speedy, and radical euro of diarrheas, dysentery, asiatic cholera, cholera infantum, general dobility flatulency, sea sickness, or any gastric degrangoment, from whatevor cause itmoy nriae. Tho receipt from which this medicine is prepared, originated from the combined talents and skill of threo or the most distinguished physicians In tii is country, at the time connected with the largCBt hospitals iu the United States, during the great Cholera Tear, 1 832. Tho proprietor of this medicine can refer lo many of tho most respectable mcrchauls of this city, who have used tho syrup for years, with universal success. It is perfectly armless lo the infant or adult, yet the most effectual rcme ly. For sale in Brooklyn, Mrs.

Huys, 173 Fulton street, Dr. I. Brice, No. 27 James street, C. W.

Wright, Columbia corner Sackett st, J. J. Perry, 215 Fulton street. For sale by GEO. J.

W.1UAHEE, 82 Nassau N.Y., Wholesale Agent. Price 3D cents. lm JOHN DAYTON, Omen, 43 Fulton strekt, Brooklyn, i theaale, purch ase or lcaai ng ol'real estate on comm iseion d7 tf CALIPBELL ROBERTS, ATTORN1ES AND COUNSELLORS, "ail Francisco IALKX. unDlRTS. For any information, apply to J.

L. CAMPBELL, Jc3 'f 307 Fulton street, Brooklyn. THEODORE A. GOULD, Portrait Painter, fn ritcu his friends and patrons to his rooms corner of Fullon and No. 1 Front street, Brooklyn.

jyy N0RTHALL HOLMES, DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 2G1 AVasUiiitrton Bbooklyh EIRE INSURANCE. 3T HARTFORD COMPANIES JETS Capital 300,000 PROTECTION, 300,001) HAIlTFURD, 15U.000 Same com. on the pet. of Aaron Dexter, report no further action necessary.

Same com. report similarly on pet of Garrison. Same com. on communication in reference to appointment of Police Marshals, recommend that petitioners present the matter to the next Grand Jury. Same con), report referring tho petitiou of B.

Sheridon to Attorney of the Board. Same com. report adverse to petition of CM Lyudc. Same com. report adverse to petition of Felt and others; on petition of Wm.

Robertson andothers.no action necessary. On communication H. C. Murphy same report. Same report ill regard to communication of Jno Bergen.

Severally adopted. The com. on accounts on the following bills, report in favor of referring tho same to comp and finance com. Jas Brown 38 02 1.2; Jno Bird SI; Willey 17; HFmnegan Huntley S26 Melven na $51; Jno Corr127 07 Hickey 29 Thos Mitchell 2 Jno Reney 25; Win. Apple gate S4 55, McNamara 12 72; 11 liegeman $78 90.

Same com. report adverse to bills of Jno Folk and Chris Wright, Deputy Sheriffs in favor of referring bill of Peter Lyman to street com. The street com. report in favor of petition of Bartow and others and the adoption of tho following resolution That Love Lane from the centre of the block between Henry and Monroe streets, be closed and discontinued. Assessment Committee In favor of confirming assessment lists for grading and paving Douglass and Baltic between Hoyt and back.

In favor of paying amount due O'Donnell for work on Cranberry and 'f diary sts adopted. Adverse to relieving Peter Schamagel from as Bcssment: adopted. In favor of relieving Vanderboef from erroneous assessment sale adopted. In favor of permitting Wm Draper to fill lots on Portland ave: adopted. In favor of referring to the Street Com.

the matter of relieving the Brooklyn Benevolent Society from flagging sidewalk adopted. Against cancelling the sale of John Hyde adopted. Against relieving Lamar for damages by sale of property adopted. Against relieving Lyndc from expenses of filling lots adopted. In favor of issuing 30 days warrants for the coition of the unpaid assessments for filling lots on Smith street from Luqucer street to Hamilton avenue Same Com.

report an ordinance designating Jas. Van Zaudt aud Abraham Haas assessors to as sess the expense of grading and paving Clermont Avenue. The Fire Department Committee report in favor of the following bills: P. Deming, 25 S. Brown $150 Geo.

Bi. sea, Common Council. Monday, Sept. 2, 1860. Present His Honor the Mayor, presiding; und Aldermen Pell, Gerald, Reed, Brush, Rockwell, Rice, Wilson, Bergen, Lefferts, Redding, Lambert, Fithian and Church.

On motion, the minutes ol the last meeting were read and approved. Petitions. Of Jas. Lowry to be appointed watchman, granted of Jos. Van Arsdale to be appointed chance watchman, granted of J.

T. Bridges and others, to have Adelphi at. paved from Fulton to Atlantic av of John Watson for permission to cut the grass of City Hall Park of David, Gardner and others, to have Adams st. lighted with gas from Concord to Fulton sts. of Blachley for one quarter's salary as clerk of Police Courts of Daniel Morrison to be allowed deduction for taxes for 1848 and 1849, on account of military duty of Chas.

VV Lyude complaining of side walks and pavemeut in Harrison of Driggs proposing to furnish a map of the city of Brooklyn; of sundry inhabitants in tho neighborhood of De graw st. to have side walks flagged in accordance with city ordinances; of Thos. Holohan for inter, est on contract for well and pump on corner of Flushing av. and Graham st. of Atlantic Dock Co.

and others to grading and paving Dike man st. of V. G. Hall against the confirmation of assessments for grading aud paving Baltic and Douglass sts. on table of J.

V. Spader and others to have Flushing av. graded and paved from Navy Yard to Hospital Wall of Hall to have Douglass st. between Smith and Hoyt sts. graded and paved of Edward Macomber and others for cession of gores of land on Fulton of Miles Joice to be appointed watchman of Morrison to move a house of Chas.

MeCluskey to move a house; of S. Garrison and others to have a Hose Company uear Bridge st. and Myrtle av. Communical ions. Resignation of A Mclveon as city watchman: from Anson Blake in reference to an erroneous assessment from Campbell, in relation to the lots corner of Atlantic st.

and Vanderbilt from Luckey, chairman of a meeting of the Fire Department, requesting the use of the striking apparatus to the City Hall clock to be discontinued. Remonstrance of Rev. Brodhead and others, against closing a part of Love Lane communication from Cyrus Smith aud others, in relation to the opening of York from Duryea, asking for the adoption of some more efficient measures for the detection aud arrest of burglars; from the consistory of the Dutch Reformed church, asking for the appointment of a special com. of the Board to confer with them relative to their burying ground of Pa; rick O'Donnell for payment of contract for filling sidewalks on Cheever Place; remonstrance of Hall against filling certain lots; communication from Hall against filling certain lots; communication from Hall in relation to alteration of grade of Court st. and Hamilton resignation of Shultz as sealer of weights and measures, accepted, and Andrew Tombs appointed in his place.

Second ordinance for flagging sidewalks on Stewart 2d oidinance to fence lots on blocks bounded by 1st and 2d Place, and Clinton, Summit, Woodhull, Henry and Hicks aud Wood, hull aud Rapelyea, Henry and Hicks adopted. 2d ordinance for grading sidewalks on Hicks west side from Atlantic to Union adopted. Bills Referred. Bill of Daniel Quinn of McNamara; of Van Arsdale; to be paid by the corap. (Sic; of A Beers; of McCormick; of Hsry Oakev; of Moses Abbott; of James McDermott; of Leonard Cooper; of Jno Ross; of James Hughes; of Wm.

Vanderveer; of Jno. Cashew and Nicholas Cornell; of Daniel Daily; of Rulo Bennett; of Mr Fanard; oILD Simons; Jno Van Voorhi3; of W. S. Barber; of Geo. Day; of Veder and Whittlesey; Lamplighter's bill for of Henry Crooker.

Resolutions. Hr Aid. fferald dirtino iha cfi il to grade andr pftfve ifhlton street, Jsc, provided the expense can be assessed on the property adjoining. Adopted. By Aid.

Church, appropriating $1,000 for street repairs under direction of street committee, and providing that all such repairs be made hereafter under direction of such com. Adopted. By Aid. Brush, directing the Fire Department com. to enquire aud report why the fire bell on the City Hall was not rung at the time of the fire in the 7th Ward on the 16th inst.

Adopted. By Aid. Lambert, referring to the law committee and counsellor of the board to report to the board what officers are necessary to be elected under the new charter, and what stens are neces well, and left Indianola, en route, on the 31st of August. The South on the California Bill, etc. Charleston people seem quiet about California there appears to be no excitement.

The Texas papers, except the Galveston are very bitter the Legislature and people seem well pleased. The Georgia papers scold, but the people appear quiet. It is officially announced that the Government of Georgia will issue a proclamation for a Stnte Convention, in a few days. Milledgeville Federal Union Convention, will doubtless decide for immediate seccession. The Savannah Republican ridicules the language of tho Union.

Cleveland, Sept. 16. Gkn. Hinton Tue Mail Robbery. The pre liniinary examination of Gen.

Hinton was closed on Saturday evening. He was committed for trial, and bail was fixed at 15,000, The General not being able to procure bail for so largo an amount, left this city yesterday, for Columbus, in company of General Jones, United States Marshal, where he will await his trial, in the Franklin County Jail. Baltimore, Sept. 16. Southern Items.

The Southern mail is through Private Texas advices say that the war spirit is greatly abated but fears are entertained that the ultras will make great efforts to induce voters to reject Pcarcu's bill. Mr. Houston's return homo is anxiously desired by the friends of Pearce's bill his influence is needed. The Cumderland Mubder. The Cuniberlaud AUcghanian mentions a report that Thomas Mc Lauyhlin, the supposed murderer of his wife, whose body was found buried near the 20th section of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, about twenty miles west of Cumberland, has been arrested and committed to jail in Kingwood, Va.

Our Candidates. Speaking of our Slate Ticket, the Star says The candidates of the Syracuse Convention are very popular men, and it is expedient that thev should be met by the best and most honorable men of the party, in order to bring out tho undoubted Whig majority of the Empire State." Now, neighbor, we make this prediction in advance of the mail, (and we wish it plaeed upon record to be cast in our teeth if we prophecy falsely) that every man nominated by the Syracuse Convention will be elected, that the next Legisla tare will be Democratic, and that New York Whiggery will be no whar" at the November election. Trot out your best nags, groom them with your best skill, jockey to the top of your bent, all will be labor lost. That undoubted Whig majority" can't be dug up in this State. States Island.

Such an influx of visitors as went to thi3 glorious placn on Sunday, has had no parailel during the present season. Every boat was crowded. The air was invigorating, but uot cold, and the effect of it was visible in almost every countenance. Mind and body seemed to be suddenly imbued with an extra portion of elasticity, aud pleasure beamed on every countenance. As soon as landed, the various parties wended their ways as inrl tnation led thoin enmo and some for the hills, and some for those pretty rural spots so naturally calculated for a private family pic nic.

It is really surprising that so few of our modern tourists have mentioned this Area, dia in the terms of admiration so justly its due. With die exception of Colonel Hamilton, who visited this country about twenty years siuce, none have mentioned it. alone spoke of it in terms commensurate with its beauties. He says there are many portions of it that bear a near resem 'stance to the famous Abruzzi mountain scenery of Italy." It is a delightful spot, and we recommend those to visit it who have not yet done so. By the way, we have not heard from Striped Bass" in a length of time Let him cast the scales from bis eyes, put a Jin is to bis piscatorial devotions, and take up his quill again for the edification of our readers.

Open to Conviction." The following descrip tion of character, is from Dickens' Household Words." It hits off to the life, a class of obstmate, self willed persons, who, while making loud professions of candor and fairness, maintain all the while a mulish stubbornness of opinion, upon which arguments are spent as idly as grape shot upon Gibraltar Mr. John Diggs is a man who always carries his will before him, like a crown on a cushion, while bis reason follows like a page, holding up tho skirts of his great coat. Honest hearted, and not without generosity, lie is much esteemed in spite of his many perversities. He possesses a shrewd observation, and a good understanding, when once you get at it but his energies and animal spirits co mnonly carry him out beyond its bounds, so that to tring him back to his rational judgment, is a work of no small difficulty. He is open to conviction, as he always says, but he is a tip top specimen of the class who commonly use that expression his open door is guarded by all the bludgeons of obstinacy, and behind which sits a pig headed will, with its eyes half shut." Novel Damages.

A judgment was lately given against the captain of a militia company, at Buffalo, in a Justice's Court, for damages done to a buggy wagon, by the running away of a span of horses, which became frightened by the noise of martial music, and the appearance of the company as it marched through the streets. An appeal was made to the County Court l.y the defendant, and the judgment was there affirmed. Let our milingtary" officers take warning, and silence the drums when the quadrupeds refuse to face the music." Slaves Among tue Moiimon. A California correspondent of the Boston Traveller says "It may not be generally known that quite a large number of slaves are now to be found among the Mormons of Salt Lake. They were introduced into that community by Southerners, who have connected themselves with those people from time Minnesota Election Sibley, Dem.

elected to Congress. Legislature, fourteen Whigs So we go. Arkansas Election. The returns from this State have jut been reccined. Senate, twenty one Democrats, four coons House, fifty two Democrats, twenty four coons Alas, poor Whiggery.

Connecticut. The Whigs of Connecticut are to bold a State Convention at Hartford, on Wednes day, the 13th day of November next, for the purpose of nominating a ticket for State officers. una cny, matiiowillt commence ins classes the above mentioned arts on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. "oaI Ladies, Misses and Masters, and at 7 o'clock. emon, in the new and commodious Hall in the Franklin Star M.

Cm" Fult0n' 'h" For particulars apply, ax lK.ve,or to F. C. at Ills residence. Cluson avenue, corner of Pulton. Mr.

Schairer will also attend seminaries, give private lea sons in classes, or single at tiie residence of his piiDils. or the Academy. The above hall will bo let for lectures or society mcetlnes Apply as above, or to Mr. W. II Carey.

3 A very superior SADDLE Tfy'iOllSI' suitable lor .1 lady to ride. Hois six SI years old, kind, perfectlysound has in harness sl7 lw a verj easy gau gallops, paces, and also trots Enfpureof ALBERT KETCHUM, College Place, rear of Mansion House. Ul Canixrsie and Brooklyn, a KA POCKET BOOK, wilh the owner's nnm iniHp. taming sundry papers of uo value to any person except tho it.ovM lo uny person ner. Hie Under will be rewarded by leaving it SCHOOMAKER HICK uuugi vriji ue mwarueo ov cnvinv it wifl.

a 111 Al, 17 i( T. 01 rmiun street, urooKIyn. 'A IV'rjU li BOARD In a private family, hv nn'. lleman and his ladv wimiil .1 two bedrooms. Direct D.J.

at the office of this paper, stating Iicutton of rooms and terms. S17 2t S2V the matter nf opening IMLAY street, Vom Hamilton avenue to William street, in Die city rf Brooklyn. Notice is hereby triven to nil netunm iniorociori i above entitled matter that wc, the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment in the same, will meet for the purpofo of our apportionment at the room of the Counsellor of the wji im.iium, 111 tne i.uy nan, 111 tne city of Brooklyn, on MONDAY, the 23.1 day of September instant, at i o'clock, intlie Ra'ed September 17, 18 0. GEORGE L. THATCHER, JOHN P.

ROLFE, CORNELIUS P. BERGEN, si' did Commissioners. Common Council, May 20, 18.i0, Resolved, That sec U. lion lt.il of title 4th ol a law to regulate Public Markets In mnendt'd to read thus: No person shall exercise or carrv on the trade or business 'if a bulcher, nr any branch or part thereof in the city of Brooklyn, without being licensed for that purpose. mt unilcr the authority of the common council, under thfflffi naltv of lillv dollars.

Adopted May 20, SAMUEL G. ARNOLD, Clerk. Approved May 22, 1830. si" 3w SAMUEL SMITH, Mayor. AL A to amend a law, entllh A law to regulate the vending of charcoal from carts in the cltv of Brooklyn.1 Adopted Sept.

18, 3 8J8. The Mayor nnd Aldermen of the city of Brooklyn, in common council, do onlnin as follows 1. Scciion four of a lawentitted "A law to regulate tho vending of charcoal from cans in the city or Brooklyn," a. 'opted Sept. 18, 18 18, is hereby amended so as to read as ollows For every license as aforesaid, there shall be paid to the Clerk for the i'se of said city, by the person taking Ihesomo liio.

sum of 0110 dollar mid one dollar for every renewal This Inwsl.all take effect immediately. Adopted May 20, 1850. SAMUEL G. ARNOLD, Clerk. Approved Mav 23, 18.50.

s'" 3w SAMUEL SMITH, Mayor. WALTZING, ptmpf Gothic Hall, Adams street. Mit. V. Whale and Dacoiitkr resnectfiillv imtinimro to their patrons Ihc Ladies and Gentlemen of the city of Brooklyn thai their classes will commence, on momti av October 14th, tis above, in the new and fashionable style ot' the day.

Days tuition for Young Ladies and Masters: Monday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and Saturday morning, at half p.ist 10; and for the elder class of Gentlemen, Monday and Thumlay evenings, at? o'clock. Semi monthly Sociables, will commence November 18th, and will be continued throughout the season. Gentlemen's transient admission tickets to be had on the night of the Sociable. Price, 51) cents. Mr.

W. assures the public that his ooms ore the largest a 1, rjii, 1,1 t.w 1 .1 I 1.. "VI mo nuui 1 or or Brooklyn, bo ngent relv I tree from dust. I Ladies admission tickets to be had of Mr. For terms and particulars see circulars, to be' had at the principal book and music stores, and of Mr.

Weir, Gothic Parents and pupils admitted to the New York Soirees, during the season, without extra charge 810 tf rW i'oiIJXjii Came to the premises of subscriber, on the Stli instuut, a Cow which me owner can have returnnrt property and paying expenses. Apply at Ho. 9 Vine direct, Brooklyn. slc Si MICHAEL McCONOLOGUE. ft'iSaS.

STRAYED COW. Came to the prem srises ol Ihe subscriber, on Thursday afternoon, a MJL YELLOW COW. wiili I horn, white bug. Whoever has lust hnr irmv hnv turned by paying expenses, and calling at the nf I Mil, uf 1 v1, "uuii avenue sl 31 PETER DUNN. WAMEU TO HIRE, iu a respectable nei'gh llii uiiuuiu mi Milan lamiiy.

ao iMidress, with full narticulurs. "Tenim! ihia (.., sU 3t 7 Sv i'Olt SA.I.E. The house and lot No.7 Colon fiiii iJcRow, Columbiustreet lot 25x100. The house aSSus substantially built and well Hnmhnd. It i tully located upon the Heights, within two rninuies walk of die Fulton Ferry, and commands a superb view of the harbor and city of New York, forming altogether one of the most desirable residences iu tho city of Brooklyn.

Also, the lot on thocorner of Middagh and Columbia sIb. running through to Furman street 25 feet in width, front and rear, aud 150 feet deep. Apply to SJ.EPI1EINS KANE, jy'O If No. 7 Nassau N. Y.

Tlie coparlnership heretofore existing between Robert Prince .) under tho firm of Prince 6c Will'ms, in the city of Brooklyn! u'uuiBwicjaimu jruytir imuycrs, is tois any dissolved by the withdrawal of ItoberL Prince. All nnrsnnc said linn, together all persons to whom the suid firm in legitimately indebted, will please call on Robert Prince nt 'o. 107 Fulton street, for the adjustment or liquidation of icciiunts, as ne uiono is tne Attorney ot Messrs. Gaunt and the citv ol'New York. Assitmepa.

nnrl iort.iii authori ed by them lo receiptfor the same. un, joau. ROBERT PRINCE, Attorney of so Gaunt and Derrick'on, Assignees. 3fJ! Ki; W'A LOST On the 13tb Septem 'ff'tber. a purple morocco POCKET BOOK, cou about S110 on different banks, nrincmnliv in und unceipt from the Street Commissioner of the city ol Brooklyn, for mi assessment for well and pumn on Closoii uu oaies avenue, also a receipt from City Clerk of said oily for taxes on nronci tr in 7th w.

ini. rnr iiua will return said book, w'ith its mnlpnia. or leave thesamewith Hagner Stoddard, No. 3 Front win luceivu we aoove reward und the thank of tin. sl 4 3t JOHN II.

RHODES, oi luge street. rAKIV EX PINS Ladies that would wish one of the nrelliest urns ot .1 wltAs E'c larire tissnrtmpnt. 7 Turquoise. nt J. D.

CHASE, 203 Fulton Manufacturing Jeweller. Wnfches and Clocks repaired nnd warranted. B14 a short chains and Chatalaines, of superior and rccetvedby qualit j. u. uiiAsii, Si03 Fulton street, uexttotheNewfllarket.

Clocks andVatches repaired. 8i4 RHIiE United SllltP4 Rnilmnrl nniln nnH Slnn.1 2 uuu uiomjiunut JL Journal Pncolilii cents. Aguide book to the While Mountains nnd ake Price 25 cents. For sale by A. M.

WILDER, 51 Fnlton street. iUV'I'EB A smart active lad of good address, who can como well recommended, mnu by applying at 12 Fulton street. JOHN BL'TLE a 4s BROTHERS. Sl4 tf office, Brooklyn, lw WroSSSTi SUAUES Ai. extensive ussortnTenTf Gothic and French style Window Shmln ally low prices, by K.

J. TODD. myi i uiuin stret. Nli EAR RINCS. Several patterns new and e'le gant Ear Rings, inst nnished.

J.mli,.. inspect them. WM. WISE, Jnwellm pJW 08 Fulton, above Ilenrv street. A lull assortment, both ad 2d hand, for sale on on v.

hv atiI3 j. mnn. 88 Fulton street, ut'iisu runi Bn very moderate terms, for sale hy m' 17 K. J. TODD, 88 Fulton street.

BRUSHES. 300 dozen Whitewash, Dusting nnd 9 Scrubbing Britain, nr lor sale at the Ifi ush tr j'nTJn. N. li.Hnishes made to order. iPoo ABIES' SCROLL PINS AND BRACELETS' i StVleS 1K W.

lclr.fi,l fle, i0derate. WM. WISE, Tie writer, ic jjii aw fulton street, uexl door aboveVor. Honi and calm, The Canada felt Liverpool on the 7 th, and has had a very smooth passage. The Pacific arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday the 4th, at 11 A.M.

The Cambria arrived on the 2d at an early hour. England. Her Majesty is still a sojourner in the Highlands. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has commenced a tour to the North, with the view of ascertaining the condition of the agricultural and manufacturing operations of that district. Great preparations have bcn made for his reception in Belfast.

The recent government appointment of his Excellency has given great satisfaction and, altogether, Lord Clarendon appears to have become rather popular in Ireland. The repeal agitation has been again revived by O'Connell, but the attempt proves al. most an abortion. The Irish Tenement League for the enforcement of tenant rights, is beginning to attract considerable attention in both England and Ireland and all parties are fully impressed with the necessity of placing the law of landlord and tenant on a more. equitable footing thai it has been.

On Wednesday, the butcher, Haynau, received a slight indication of the regard which the English people entertained for him. He arrived at London on Monday, and on Wednesday, having previously received a lettei of introduction from Baron Itoths child, in which the Baron styles Haynau as his particular friend, he went to visit the brewery of Messrs. Barclay, Perkin3 accompanied by his aid de camp and his interpreter. According to the regular practice of visitors, they were requested to sign their names in a bouk in ihc office, after which they crossed the yard with one of the clerks. On inspecting the visitors' book, the clerk 1 4U.

.1 than Marshal Haynuu, the lite commander in chief of the Austrian forces during the attack upon the unfortunate Hungarians It became known all over the brewery in les than two minutes, and before the General aud his companions had crossed the yard, nearly all the laborers and draymen ran out with brooms and din, shouting out Down with the Austrian Butcher and other epithets of an alarming nature to the Marshal. The Marshal finding how matters stood, aud that he was likely to get a warm reception from the sturdy brewers, thought prudence the better part of valor, aud began to beat a retreat but this was not so easily done. The attack was commenced by dropping a truss of straw upon his head, after which, grain and missiles of every kind were freely bestowed upon him. The men next struck his hat over his eyes, and hustled him from all directions his clothes were torn off his back. The Marshal's companions were treated with equal violence.

The party finally succeeded in reaching the entrance gate, but no sooner had they made their exit, than a crowd of coal heavers, who waited upon jhis Highness, and seized him. He was pelted, struck with every available missile, and even dragged along by his moustache, which afforded ample facilities from its excessive length, still battling with his assailants: He ran in a frantic manner along the bank side until he came to the George Public House, where he ran up stairs and concealed himself in a small closet. The furious mob rushed in after him, threatening to do" for the Austrian Butcher," but fortunately for him they did not succeed in discovering his retreat. Ultimately the police came to his rescue, and he was removed in a police barge to the other end Of the city. This assault has been the subject of comment in nearly all the Loudon and provincial papers, and whilst the minority agree in condemning the act, still they frankly admit that the presence of so disreputable a character in England was a provocation, great enough to excuse even a greater outrage.

The effects which the death of the ex King of the French will have on European politics, has been the theme of much discussion in English papers, and it is generally thought, that the event will have the effect of arousing the latent ambition of the Duke de Joinville. The dispute now pending in tho Bourbon family will, it is thought, be healed, and an effort made to place him a I the head of the French Republic. The proceedings of Congress, at Washington, have also attracted con siderable attention, and the engrossment by the Senate of the Fugitive Slave Bill, has been strongly condemned. Nothing of importance from the rest of Europe "Young Africa" continues to discharge his pop gun into the Democratic camp. Our colored friend has no condemnation for Daniel Webster's glaring treason to Free Soil, and Fillmore's signature to the Fugitive Slave bill disturbs not the equanimity of the stoical Lokg hkel ah.

It is time that neutral flag was torn down. "Come, doff that lion's hide, And nang a calf skin on those recreant limbs. Modest, but Rather Moist. H. L.

Wiuaus, formerly of Rochester, and now on his way to Cal ifornia, writes from Acapulco, Mexico, that it is customary for the women there to wasli a man's shirt wiiile on his back, at a apring, in the out skirts of the town, the price charged being one dime. Authorized by Comptroller's certificate, renewed for 1850. Risks taken aud Policies issued bv C. E. I1ULKELEY, Agr nt, 1 3m 10 'uitou street.

Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, Sept. iOih, ItioO. Dividend. A scnii annuiil dividend of five per cent, on tho Capital Stock of this Bank has been this day declared out of tho profits for the last six months, payable on or ufter the sixteenth instant. The transfer book will bo closed un til the day of payment.

By order of the Board of Directors, 10 2w JOHN S. DOUGHTY, Cashier. SKg5" William illcGrorty, No. 38 Fulton street, opposite front, dealer in CARPETING AND OIL CLOTHS, is now receiving the richest and largest assortment of the above goods in the city. His fall stock comprises every va riety and style of CARPETING, of entirely new and desira ble patterns, togetht Willi all other description of goods usually kept in the trade, which he offers to tho public at unprcccuented low prices.

Owing to his superior ail vant; ges and arrangements in an extensive business, he is pre pureu to sell at lower prices than any other establishment. The special attention of purchasers is respectfully solici ted. WM. McGRORTY, 8' im 38 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Z3T S'lic Citizens of Krookl and Lous Island are respectfully invited to call at the BROOKLYN CARPET STORE, 102 Fulton street, ana examine one ol the largest and best selected stocks of Goods of the kind in this country.

Stewart Co. have now on hand and are daily receiv ing from Europe, the manufacturers, and auction, a full as sortment of every thing in their line, consisting of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Velvet Tapestry Carpeting, Flocr Ilaizes in widths ol imisseis uo Imperial Three Ply do Superfine Ingrain do Extra fine do Common do Wool and Cotton do o.wl (uTl Usui do American 3 4, 3 4 and do 4 4, 0 4, 8 4. 12 4. 16 4. Floor Oil Cloths from 2 ft 24 It wide; all prices, Piano and Table covers.

Embossed, worsted, and cotton do. of all kinds and sizes, mnlltnno. .1..... pr luuiia ui evorv kind. ''iciiStair r.i iviri n'ra atair reds all lengths coverings, a spieiiuiu vanetyErapIUc, Axininster, Tufted Brussels Hearth Rugs, of ey description and price.

iucui, vi yihuow anaues ol European nnd AmPI irviti 1' tulle tS Si. s'" mav win grainy every P. S. The undersigned RHV fn nil llinl jUUt, jeurs, mey naiior themselves thoy hu the confidence of the public. Their arrangements are sucn as enable them to sell as cheap, if not lower than the 1 1 mm mey are oeiermined not to be under "1 auj ramuusuuiuni iu me united Slates.

STEWART k. au tl 162 Piilirm J. MABSH'S TTushin naMo rwt rT I A 61 EFiW i JiA.X. The Proorietor luiien me store late in the occupancy ol Mr. 1 lias attained the servicesof theassistanls who wereeiuDloved bv theircapabilities in their art would be entirely superfluous, as their competency is sufficiently known ihiv of the Saloon.

M. kors in the newest and most fashionable nre 1 1 will hn his sliwlv i 1 ami convenience, so successfully cor ried out by Mr. Carnes, nnd having been for a long time will his power to those who may think fit to patronise him. He lias constantly on hand a varied stock o. ancy uoous.in which areembracec Lubm's Extract.

Hair Oils. in i i uuin, nan, ana nair brushes oi rench, English, and American manufacture: Rogers'iunJ otherrazors: ceuuine ciiloL'nriiiirf n. articlefor Ihe Hair which iSunimr to iiitj rool3ol the Hair, warranted to be entirely free from any deleterious purchasing unij, ueeutuianii stimulating pru perty. He particularly recommends the invigorator as an indispensable article for the toilet of the Eadies. Us use for fill gloss, disposing it to curl, and keeping it radically clean' lie trusts, by unremitting attention, to meet the favors of the u.uui.1..

iiiiu OALOOX IS CLOSED ON SUNDAYS. Oil tt A CARD. T. BROOKS' or the Fashionahi.h CAnTK tTd, jipicsui ins gruiiiuuc lo nis numerous iriendsand custo mers tor the very liberal patronage which they have been Pleased to extend to him. durimr ti.o in i.i.

old stand. Also, informing them and the public t'hathh LJ i business will be Removed (on or before tin. "I'nv iu mellow anucommoaious building corutrot uauus sunt iuio; sircnis, JLSrooklyn, where he nopesto offer, additional inducements (for Urook lyn people at least) to ourchose their Fiiivimnnnrt ir, HOLSTERY Goods in this citv nnd hu i an.m In and has on hand a larae and snleudid assortment or Fnn i. iui uiiu. Muuisiory iuous, vrnicn he desires to dispose oi utun ui.v.uiiu3 ma now quarters, ue wouio asK ot thosi who areaboutfurnishinir to cull mid iinn would also say, in connection with the above, that parlicolai attention will be paid to tho Makino IlAvniwo i Ai isoi uu kiuus.

Also, Spring and Pure Hair Mattrasses. Having secured the services of competent wnrkmon Cr each branch of his business, and havini? much Tinwliin anil experience himself, he hopes to give entiresatisfaction tu uu itiiu uiiij mvor nim wun meirorucrs. IS50. mhO tf OYSTEKS! OYSTERS OYSTEESmT Lj DOMINICK COLOAN. lliiusp.

Hill Kraiciui sense ol the obligations his iiiai.iriiiwjuaiiiin; llliu llini (1 LliH mm iJi 1 1 a poini io allusion uiuo tiuuuji iu secure me oesi uvsters the inarkc: aQords, never suffering himself to be regulated by price, bin always by quality. Time wasthnf iwr ih discontinued during those inonlhb in which the letter did not appear. That notion is now obsolete for, by a new ami improved management, they cmi now bo procured in ner fection during every month in the year. Those who ure sceptical would do well to call in upon Domiuick, and satisfy themselves that ther can irnt stowed oysters during the summer months us in llicdontl, always on ham. His stock of Wines, spirituous and malt Liquors are al1 the irnni iif.rr,i,l..,..

the brands "supernaculum," and cannot it ilominick is always on hand to welcome his old friends, aud utquainiance oi new ones. d29 iujandI07 Court near Atlantic street, Brooklyn, iMantifucturer of Crates and Fenders; Plain and Orna inental Iron Raimngs, for Cemeteries and Buildings bank patent iron bedsteads and chairs: cast iiiss oi every description done ut short notice; grates sei. and repaired; soap stone, Ore brick, coal hods, ranges, ole; aiow an tianoruuuni 01 uuuuers alienors. SMITH WORK IN GENERAL. Orders received from all parts of the United States, and lUIIULUniiyULLL'UUCU 10.

UO 11 U1T Heard of JSIetiltli. Tlie Board of Health ol the city of Brookivn, organized under the act passed Am 4, 1850, hold daily sessions (Sunday excepted) at the olllct of the Health Physician, in tho City Hull, ut9 o'clock A. where they may be consulted in relation to any mutters re garding the cleanliness or ncaun oi tne city, until the firs' October, next ensuing. fiaiuucij t. ajukuijIJ, uity clerk, did and Secretary of Board of Health.

37 50 Thomas Watson, 75; Stephen Phillips, 50; William Appleyard, 18 75; Thomas Watson, 554; Burdett Stryker, 1625 Robert Story, b(52; William King, tf37 50; Anderson and Clayton, 212 2S Couklin Carl, S3 25 McLaughlin, S25 Jno. Galloway, 8 50 Scott rienunekson, i2 7o James iVleDermott, $22 M. Swift, 145 IS. Same Com. Report in favor of petition of Engine No.

6, for an apportionment of 15 in favor of expending 60 tor repairs to House of Hook and JLadder (Jo. iNo.3; recommend the appoint ment of Smith Abcr as police marshal to En gine Co. No. 16; and of Samuel Roberts as Fire policeman to Engine Co. No.

1. Severally adopted. The Lamp Com. report in favor of the payment oi tne following bills Wm. Slohan, $4 50 Lamplighters' bill 729 25 adopted.

I he Police Com. recommend that the Mayor appoint a marshal to preserve order in Greenwood Uemetw ilo iTus ot. report in tavur ot Dill ot jyiun dell, a uo auopceu, Com. on Lands and Places report in favor of bill Geo Dougherty. 18 00 adoDted.

Well and Pump Com. report in favor of bill of iroofcer, 517 63: adopted. Aid of Sixth ward reported in favor of paying vjcu iLuiuseii jiou lor norse lost on Tuird avenue ref to Law Com. Aid of Second ward reported in favor of paying bill of Quinn, 1S9 23: adopted. Aid Gerald called up the matter of opening Aiuru avenue, vetoed Dy tne Mayor, which was made the special order, after petitions, at the next meeting.

Aid Church called up the bills of Justices King and Smith, which were similarly dnnaed nf Finance Com. reported in favor of bill of King, 81 42: adopted. Adjourned to Monday evening next, 23d instant. atflP.M. A Swikt Witness.

Andrew Jackson Davis communicates to tho Spirit Messenger, at Springfield, the fact that he saw the spirit of Prof. Webster leave his body seven hours and a half after his execution. Brooklyn Star. Andrew Jackson Davis doubtless accasionally sees spirits," and takes a good swig at 'em too. SS'l'he Stand ins Comtilllteo OF THE COUNT OF KINGS, will moot at Domiuick Colguu's, 10U Fulton street, TUESDAY1, 17th instant, ut o'clock, P.

M. Members are particularly requested lo attend. By order, T. G. iJERUEN, Chairman.

IIexby Hao.nek, Secretary. 8lo dm ffS Coiisrressioua.1 Convention SECOND DISTRICT. The following resolution was adopted by the Democra ic Republican Congressional Convention, held at Sweeney's Hotel, corner of Atlantic aud Columbia streets, In the city of Brooklyn, on Thursday, the l'Jth of October, 1848 Resolved, That the next Congressional Convention, be be at biveeney's Hotel, mow Van corner of Atlantic mid Columbia streets, in tltu city of llrooklyu.on the that MOM DAY in October, 185(1, at 1 o'clock at noon, and that the chairman and secretary give the necessary notice. TUNIS G. BERGEN, Chairman.

Jfe.Dv.vRD Harvjcy, Secretary. s5 (jm 111 this city, on the I5th instant, by the Ruv. Ilenrv Ward Beecher, Mr. Jl lian Brookivn, to As.ne'Ma.ria Hall, of New York. iI tiSi, In this city, on tin; ICtli Kate Haksin, only daugli ttr of Gerard and Harriet Harain, aged 1 year and 1 1 mos.

FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS. i SJT .3. v. SUirlier 71 and 73 Catharine areei, corner ol Monroe,) ftew York, 'are prepared auuw tu luun oi tut: largest siocss ol elegant dress and otiier i'ALL AND WINTER GOODS ever exhibited in this city.

Comprising filLKS, SATINS, AND SVl'IN TURO, rjain, figured, watered und striped of the moat elegant and approved styles a designs ever imported into this market FRENCH MERINOS AND CASllMEItES or every desirable shudu, color, and quality, PRINTED CASHMERES AND DeLAI.VES, entirely new designs, commencing as low as Is ner vd. pauameti'as, alpacas, and lustres, 0 every desirable color and shade, or very superior soft fiiish. SILK VELVETS ALL BOMBAZINES AND GOODS, 01 every description. Cashmere Lungatid Square Shawls, Rob Roy and Wmillun long and square shawls, Thibet, satin, silk iiivl crape shawls, blankets, flannels and qnilta, cloths, cassimeivs, siitiuetts, and vestings. LINENS, TuiVELINGS, AND feve description or goods for family use.

Cil.IC ES, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGSTICKS, 4cc. Uosierj') Gloves, Ribbons, and Handkerchiefs, with every dclcriptiou of dry goods for il.AMK.s', Gentlemen's, and Children's Wear, to part of Brooklyn, wifno ciiarge. Sgr One Price, anclno Deviation. slli in Hats on TiiriKEW" Now being furnished a Cc utleuieu are requested to leave thei sary to be taken to comply with the various provisions of the charter relative to the districting of the city, and the other matters therein contained. Adopted.

By Same. Directing the street commissioners to advertise for proposals for painting the irou railing around the City Hall, die. Committee on lands and places. By Alderman Lambert. Authorizing committee on aocounts to employ two competent clock makers to examine the workmanship of City Hall clock at an expense not exceeding 10.

Adopted. By Alderman Denike, Referring to assessment committee to report at the meeting of the Board the amount due to Edwin Wilson on his contract. Adopted. By Alderman Church, directing the Inspector of the Eastern District to take possession of grounds on the corner of Concord and Navy sts. Adopted.

By Alderman Hawxhurst, directing the City Inspector to remove all occupants on property kDown as Washington Park. Lost by a tie vote. By same, authorizing Gas company to procure patent gas burners for the city gas lamps, at an expense not exceeding 12 1 2 cents each. Gas Jom. Reports of Officers.

From the Attorney of the Board on the petition of Abr'm Remsen for a conveyance or certificate of sale for assessment, reporting in fnvor of the same. From same, in favor of a similar petition from A. L. Wheeler severally adopted. Of Couip, of moneys received to date, accepted.

From the Attorney of the Board upon the resolution enquiring into the suit of the Citv vs. Jno. McNally, on File. Unpaid assessments, returned Viz: 3d place, grading aud paving fiotn Clinton to Court st: Assessment From in relation to rent of City Court room and the Police account, and repairs of sts. in 8th and 9th Wards.

Reports of Committees, The Law Com. reported 2d ordinance fur filling lots on Hudson av. with amendments. Same Com. report that the pet.

of Voorhees and others be referred back to them as indefinite. Same com. in the communication of Spino la, report no action necessary. Same com. on the pet.

of Hildreth, for appointment as Commissioner of Deeds, report that they have no power. Same com. report adverse to pet. of estate of Richard Piatt. Same com.

report adverse to pet of Ondcr donk. Same com. report no action necessary in the matter of the suits against William Gladdinir and others. Same com. recomrueud that that the presentment of the Grand Jury respecting the commitments to the county jail be referred to the police justices.

Same com. report in favor of pet. of Thomas Duffy. Same com. report no action necessarv in rpo I to claim of Wm.

Eginton. Same com. on the pet. of the late justices of the municipal court, report no further action necessary, unless petitioners should desire to make a case Same com. on the pet.

of Ralph Malboue to be appointed commissioner of deeds, report no vacan cy. Same com. report no action necessary in regard to pet. of Onderdonk. Same Com.

report adverse to pet. of A Gurri son..