The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1842, Page 3

THE SOUTHERN MAIL. a [Correspondence of the Herald.} Bavritons, Aug. 10, 1842. Mr. Eprron : As I predicted, we had the veto message yesterdsy after- noon, Though it was generally anticipated, yet the ex. citement was very great. Many loud and long drawn-out Diessings, in the ironical sense of the term, fell upon the head of Captein John Tyler, Esq. From reading the do- cument, it can be seen with half an eye, that no tariff bill will will be acceptable to him if conpled with land-distri- bution,or one that goes much over twenty per cent. wl lorum. ntry much needs romething to protec her Iwo po) restore business and confidence. The President of course can exercise his constitutional prero- gotive,but onder present exigences,he should give a little, take a little, und allow Congress the same privilege. Rather a heavy shower of rain ‘over our city yes terday afternoon. It was ascompanied with a very sharp lightning, which in the course of its evolutions, struck a locust tree in the Dunker burial ground, corner of Paca and Lombard streets. The Junior and hon down the bay yesterday as have a target “shooting, refthe o'clock. The Eagle was victorious. not only hard, but excellent hits. ‘A very large meeting of the Irish repealers was held at the Assembly rooms last night. Mr. Mooney uddressed theandience in a most eloquent strain. Such thunders of applause are seldom to be heard as he received at the Cloritg of some beautiful sentiments, Fanny Fitzwilliam takes her benefit to-night. She has yublished a card, requesting that the stockholders to re- rain from selling their tickets at reducod rates. She is right in this, for it has always, and so long as persisted in will continue to kill the Holliday street. We have a delightful morning. ‘ours, Philadelphia. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Prrapevenia, Aug. 10, 1942. President Tyler's veto was received here early this morning, and was soon after laid before our citizens. As was to beexpected, the Clay whigs are outrageously in- dignant at what they term John Tyler’s contumacy, and fret and fume at a terrible rate. The moderate of all par- ties, and the thinking portion of the community generally highly applaud the tone and temper of the document, even where they cannot so far overcome their prejudices as to yield the alone objectionable feature of distribution. But the great mass of the community will not fail to see from this mestage that to distribute the revenues of gov- ernment, while the Treasury is halfa million in debt would be the rankest injustice, and subject the country to the necessity of direct taxation. An issue of this charac- ter John Tyler need not fear to submit to the decision of an intelligent people. The whole document is in all re- spects the best, soundest in prineiple and most logical that has yet emanated fromhim. If Congress would damn it- self, let it resolve to disregard the rights of the President by adjourning without providing revenue to carry on the Government. Hurra for “ Veto and ditto”—but especial- ly for * ditto.” Amusements here promise to be very numerous. In ad- dition to three theatres it is said thet a new Equestrian company has been formed under the management of La Forest. Among the company are Wells, Williams, Davis, George Stone, Sanford, and others of equal note in their several lines. The first performance will begiven earl next week, either McArann’s Garden, or on Broad street. A last rumor is that Burton, Porter and Pratt, have form- ed aco-partnership and mean to lease the Arch street ‘Theatre. i In oonsequence of the death of Brittain White, an aged and respectable member of the Board of Brokers, the board adjourned to-day immediately, after passing a resolution tohis memory, without transacting aay business. Burton and Richings are playing at the Arch street theatre. No other place ofamusement open. It has been showery to-day again, though quite warm. News from the west is that the Democrats have carried Indiana, Alabams, and probably North @arolinia. Hurra for “ditto.” Qcg- Turopore A. Pincknry has been recognized by the President, Vice Consul of Belgium, for the port of Key West, inthe territory of Florida. artillery companies that went ‘as Stewart's landing to last night about 12 ‘They made some, RODERICK. ArroistMeNts py THE Presipent,—Giles R. Hallam, Collector of the Customsat Stonington, Ct. —Receivers.—Thomas McKnight, Du Lax Orric Buque, Iowa, re-appointed ; J. W. Mitchell, Fayette, Mo., vice Uriel Sebree, whose commission has expired. The Elections. Kewtocky.—The result from this State so far, is seventeen whigs and three locofocos to the Assem- bly from thirteen counties, and two whigs to the Senate. Inptana.—Returns from nine counties have elect- ed ten locofoces and eight whigs. Nori Canouna.—Last year the majority in joint ballot ef the whigs was thirty-eight ; three in the Senate and thirty-five in the House. At present the yote for Henry, the democratic candidate for Go- vernor, is 300 over Morehead. In the Legislature the locofooss have gained nine in eight counties. Atapama.—Mobile and Perty counties have re- turned whigs. Navau.—The U.S. brig Somers arrived at this port Jast evening,from a cruise, and last from PortoRico. At Porto Rico the natives are in daily expectation ofa hurricane, and allthe government cruizers were moored safely in a neighboring creek, with their masts out. The following is a list of the officers on board the Somers:—Alexander Slidell Mackenzie, Commander ; Guert Gansevoort, Lieutenant ; M. C. Perry, Acting Master; H. M. Heiskill, Purse: Riehard W. Leecock, Passed Assistant Surgeon ; N. ©. Stoughton, Teacher; J. M. Wainwright, Midshipman; Charles W. Hays, Midshipman ; Adrian Deslonde, Acting Midshipman; Oliver H. Perry, Commander’s Clerk ; James W. Wales, Pur- ser’s Clerk. The United States! ship Falmouth, Commander McIntosh, arrived at Pensacola on the 28th ult.— She sailed from Norfolk 18th June and arrived at St. Thomas Ist July, left on the 4th of July, and ar- rived at Laguyra on the 9th ; left on the 11th and arrived at Puerto Cabello on the 12th, departed the same day, arrived at Curacoa on the 13th; left on the 15th, arrived at Santa Martha on the 16th and left the same day for Pensacola. Emicrants.—About 100,000 emigrants have ar- rived in Canada and the United States this season from Europe: 0G- LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE—A work having a narrative interest of the most captiva character, has just appeared in the shape of three extra numbers of the New World. It is very attractive in form as well as matter, for Portraits not only of the King of the French, but of the late lamented Duke of Orleans and the Duchess, appear in its columns. This, we understand, is an authentic memoir of Louis Philippe, written in a sty! both simple and elegant. It relates the many interesting adventures of the constitational monarch in a manner that is worthy of the subject. The price of only 25 cents. Forsale at 20 Ann street. press. GRAND SPORT ANTICIPATED ON THE FISHING BANKS—To-morrow (Friday) morning, the popular steamboat Superior leaves on her regular Excur- sion. A good opportunity for families and others who are desirous of spending pleasant day. 0G-FOR THE SUM OF ONE. DOLLAR, Meili vice and medicine are furnished by the Coliege of cine and Pharmacy... The high character of the Consult: ing physician of the College, affords the surest guarantee of the efficacy of his prescriptions. Letters for wtvice, containing one dollar, and post paid, duly attended to, W. 8. RICHARDSON, it. Olfice, 07 Nassau street, ere @@ I SAY TO ALL, THE HUMAN HAIR CAN be restored, if proper and scientific remedies are used. If proofs are shown you cannot doubt iffyou are a reasonable perton, because you have been cheated by quacks, Why would youthrow asidea physicians remedy? Now we do really believe, that certain chemicals wiil (if properly prepared) make the hair grow in any part where nature Ordained it,on the face, the body, or the head. From what a celebrated chemist in this city tolla us, we believe Jone’s Oil of Coral Circassia will force hair to grow, and consequently stay it falling out by strengthening’ the roots. Its propertiesalso are to make light, red, or hair, grow Sag dark from the roots, and cure scurf or dandrutf. Of this, Mr. Jones will show you proofs in the shape of certificates and diplomas from’ different sons, and scientific societies. At the sign of the American’ Eagle, 82 Chatham street, New York ; 8 State street, Bos- ton; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia. The price is quite rensonable indeed, cheap in order that rich and poor may test it. THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE of the Coll of Medicine and Pharmacy is oy effecting di class of maladies the re- clos ences or im| ropes treatment, ka isa newly discovered remeiy an: ining the highest approbation ‘of the medical professions = W.8. RIC SON, Agent. Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 97 Nassau street. 0G-THE PILES AND ALL SORES.—Hay’s Liniment isknown now to thousonds, ts a most extraordinary re- these aiflictions, is impossible to tell in a full credence, of this article, so general is the icles of no m is to bring con Will psutterers only ask among their friends, il they have not heard of or known ite eflects, and if they do not hear it more warmly praised than any other aly let them not get it: All fancy or exaggeration is positively excluded irom there state ments, and it is Teiseninss to say NOhing ofits merits, but what could be fally, proved by a host of wit: nesses, in bod of justice. Will you wok at the thing and the prools at 7) Maiden Lave, where it may be had, LANGUAGE BUT THE LANGUAGE OF 1 have for the last fourteen years been afflicted with sickness. My symptoms were shortnessof breath and a distressing cough, lightuess of the chest, lossof appetite. Physicians pronounced it de- cided consum , and said they could not do anything to relieve me. I made use of various remedies, all to no ef- feet, and found no relief until I used your invaluable Your's respectfully, Pease’s Hoarhound Candy. You can make any use you please of this certificate, NANOY APPLEBY, 144 Elm st. ‘To Messrs. Pease & Sow, 45 Division st. Gexts—I haye been troubled with a severe cough, ac- companied with a pain in the chest, for eighteen months, which pain was first occasioned by having caught cold, but after using a small quantity of your Extract of Hoar- hound Candy, I found immediate relief, and cheerfully recommend it to those similarly afflicted, I have also used it in my family with good success, and consider it an article no family should be without. W. PRIDHAM, 281 Division st. ‘To Messrs. Pease & Sox, 45 Division st. Sold at 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway, and 86 William street; Kiersted, 569 Broadway; Hays, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Handley, 15 High street, do. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is meeting the most unprecedented sale. And this is not strange when it is considered that it effects a speedy and effectual cure of unpleasant discharges. Let all thus affected try it imme- diately, and avoid the impositions and extortions of igno- rant quacks. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Oftice of the College 97 Nassau street. A SIGN OF THE TIMES MAY BE SEEN AT DRT SHERMAN, 100, NASSAU STREET.~While every body else is crying hard times, we should think the Doctor knew but little of them. oe body takes his Lozenges, end they cureso quick that it is rather a pl sure to be dosed. Just look in at his warehouse and see a ign, executed by Ackerman & Miller, a little ahead of thing of the kind, and if you have a headache or a, get a box of Lozenges, aud they willcure you Tafnutes. {tg-GIN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR- saparilla Syrup are the“ tonics” offered by the nostrum venders, but the public are awaking to a sense of the dan- ger of such pernicious preparations. The fact thut habi of the grossest intemperance, and even that horrible m Indy delirium tremeus, has ‘been produced by them, enough to sweep away those poisoned compounds. The “Tonic Mixture” of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is no spiritous stimulant, but a scientific compound of the most potent restoratives. Sold in $1 bottles. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office 97 Nassau street, .¥. (ig THE FEJEE MERMAID.—A committee of scien- tific gentlemen yesterday examined the mermaid brought tothis country by Mr. Griffin, and now exhibiting at Concert Hall, No. 404 Broadway, and reported that not- withstanding they had hitherto regard existence of this animal as fabulous, and asan anatomical egy egies they were now convinced to the contrary, and could plainly discover that the formation and anatomical con- struction of this creature would allow its being under water a great length of time, but that it evidently remain- ed, for the most part, with its head out of water. Nearly two thousand persons visited the mermaid yesterday and last evening, and the crowd pely increases, from the fact that it will positively not be exhibited after Saturday of this week. No person should for a moment delay viewing this curious monster ofthe mighty deep. AMERICAN MUSEUM.—Notwithstanding the dullness of the times has closed most of the places of amusement in the city, this establishment is going ahead with the speed of a locomotive. The place 1s crowded day and night, and the endless variety of entertainments and attractions offered here by the indefatigable Barnum, delight the visitors beyond measure. For a list of attrac. tions, see the advertisement. Tho Model of Dublin will positively close after this week. VAUXHALL GARDE! the full tide of success; the mi expense in presenting ‘talent of atrons, W. H. Williams, iams, appears, together with his old friend and colleague J... Browne, in their best characters to-night. The whole talent of the company, with such stars as Browne and Williams for 25 cents, is @ treat not to bemet with at any other establishment. ‘The Vauxhall Garden may now heranked as the only vaudeville concern in the city. ‘The manager presents stronger casts of characters, better bills, and at a Jess price than ever before was known; suc- cess must and will attend his enterprise. ‘is Garden is now in {tg- CHATHAM THEATRE.—The new decorations are nearly completed, amd when finished, will present a coup @iel at oncenovel and vp aie oe The designs are strictly National, and with the American manager, Ame- rican actors, and dramas from popular native dramatists, ge theatre is destined to maintain its extraordinary popu- arity. Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 3d August, 1842. (iG FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS at this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- soriber at McCoun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. a3 10t HIRAM CRANSTON. "U.S. Sit Nontit Caxouina, July 25, 1842. (i THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, Bills io hands of Peoples Bank of Par N.S. terson, N. J., 104 Billsin New York Banking Co. en- joined, 1,000 Bills afloat, 340 "Total bills, $11,340 This gives an average velue to the tills of 33 28 per cent. The Veto of the President has been reeived on the tariff’ bill, but its effects have been anticipated. Indeed the ope- rations in stacks have been very small for investment. The rates are as follows :— Puices or Laavina Stocks in tur New York Market Redeem. Rateable Aug. 30-1911 July Ist. Aug.0. ited States, 3h "100 A100 “92 0 9 OG & OB m 6° 162 0 = 0 %ga100 98 A100 New York, 7 Ista — 100}ga — 10a 101g New York State, 6 1960 100 aloo = g2hga — f0}ga 90. Oa cate Se — gga 92 83 0 88 e * 5 AS 8 a% @ ast a Sl = b « + 16 3 ao oo aM 87 a ok 5 AptT # aol 8T a es Beh gaa 85 97 0 90 oS I dat oR 85 80 a 62 be A 5 85 BOXa BOSS ‘ 4 8 a 275 a 82 5 ie oe 5 OH a 8 82 a KS H 105 atoa LOL al0s 6 sa 180 — a — 6 0) a 97 85 a A = 112% a 10 6 = e270 am 6 79 a 8170 a 75 6 79 ast 70 a5 6 — asi7d a75 5 62g a 66 G0 a 65 6 — Bt a8 a 75 8 76 6bdsvs - wv and— bee 5) 1885 — a— = a 5h 50 a 60 625 yrs 59 a 62 40 a0 — «56 0ST, 29 093g 20 0 BT 5 = 55 a 5584" 25h4a29% 20a 22 & ime 5 850% 2 aK a 6 180 — a— Aas 6 1870 55 a 55M 20h a 2117 a IT 6 Ayr, 108 ale 90 “a 93 — a — N.Y. — a9 87 a BB T7Ha 78 ‘rast Co, 150 al6O 140 @ 150 125'a140 By the last packet for Europe we sketched forth those indications im the market which we conceive to point to- wards that steady improvement in the business of the country which we have long considered as the inevitable resultof the successful industry of 19,000,000 of people» who, struggling through the enormous wreck of paper credits and insolvent banks, have discharged their com. mercial debts at home and abroad, and are now beginning to accumulate profits by the sale of actual surplus crops: At this season last year foreign bills were above par, and every packet carried out a sum in specie, which swelled with each succeeding vessel, until it accumulated to near $4,000,000 in November. At that time the banks came for- ward, and by supplying the market checked the drain.— The new crop then coming forward, discharged the re- maining balance due Burope, and exchanges gradually. fell. ‘The debts due abroad by the sea board being dis- charged the same process of liquidation continued be- tween the interior and the Atlantic ci The conse. quence was, that specie in the New York Banks accumu: lated from 1 to $2,000,000 in November,to $7,000,000 inJuly, This large sum of $5,000,000 all came from the interior: They paid every thing and purchased nothing; therefore, although specie accumulated in the banks, foreign bills continued to fall. The commercial balance due from the interior to the atlantic cities is now settled inthe same way that the foreign indebtedness of those cities were paid last November, The consequence is that the specie is now flowing back to the interior in the purchase of that produce at low prices, which, going to Europe, will restore to the banks the specie they lost last year. The purchases of foreign bills are even now made by the institutions for that purpose, and rastes are as follows. The amount done has been fair, but the supply is not large, consequently the rates closed very firm. June ls. July. London, 6 7 ai% France, 5 37: 40 5 37%a5 38 Amsterd, 39 a 3954 30%a 39 Hamburg, 3a 39) Miya. Bremen, 75a 76 Tosea 75M ‘This operation of trade is much facilitated by the pro- gress of specie payments, all business west, south-west and west being mostly conducte if in paper, on the specie value ofthat paper, the specie principle having obtained ascendency. The following is the state of the banks west, south, and south-west :— Michigan, There are only 2 banks these paying specie. now in session op board this ship, herevy order all the witnesses in the cases to be investigated, and the accused, to be punctual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o’clock— Sunday’s exgepted. A boat will be in waiting at the Bat- tery bridgépMt half past 9A. M. daily. CH. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. Herald Bulletin of News, ‘The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassan streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.—and also of the evening mais, at four o'clock, P. ML, the latest in ce from all parts of the world, may be found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, _ lets, bilis, cards of all descriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. hate atfice. The New Yotk Lancet. A few copies of the first. volume ‘of this work, ely Pound, may now be had at the publication ce $2. City Despatch Post, 46 Wintiam Stxeer. Puixcreat. Orrick.—Letters deposited before half-past 8, halfpast 12, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Brancu Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o'clock, will besent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALE GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Ang, 10—6 P. M. We annex to-day the opinion of James G. King, Esq. one of the referees in the case of Little & Co. and Boorman, Johnston & Co. The opinion of Mr. King is very clear, and does him much credit. When he was appointed a re- feree we did not augur well from it; but in this case he has shown himself the advocate of strict commercial in. tegrity and the supporter of commercial honor. The cor- respondence will speak for itself :— New Yorx, Aug. 9, 1842, James G. Kine, Esq. : Dear Sin ‘e have received from G. Newbold and Daniel Lord, Esqs., arbitratorsjin the case between our- Ives and Boorman, Johnston & Co. of which you were one, their written opinion on the same, in which they say “ Mr. James G. King does not concur with us in opinion,” Such being the case, if it is agreeable to you, you will oblige, by giving us your written opinion for dissenting, as soon as it may suit your convenience. Yours, respectfully, TACOB LITELE & CO. STATEMENT AND Opinion. Messrs. Boorman, Johnston & Co. madecontracts for stock with Messrs. Jacob Little & Co. members of the Board of Brokers, and employed as their agents another of its members, at a regular meeting of the Board, when tha bargains were duly recorded, according to usage, in books, and conformably to its rules, they gave a formal guarantee in writing of the brokers’ acta, ‘These contracts were void at law, and whenever subject- ed tothat fest they must have been annulled, but as their validity, up to a certain period, is admitted and claimed by the parties, respectively, the mere law of the case cannot be considered as having been submitted to the referees ; end some other sanction for these contracts, must have been relied upon by the parties. ‘Wnder the circumstances of the case that other sanction, can alone be ‘ound in the rules of the Board of Brokers— which must therefore be considered as having been adopt- ed by mutual consent as applicable to the contracts when made. Afterwards, and upon the happening of a contingency which conld'not have been foreseen, which arose froin no fault of either{party —butwhich barred for along period the regular execution of the contracts, the parties on one side claim to be discharged from their engagements for reasons feunded in law, and not relating in any manner to the rules of the Board of Brokers. My A rp is— 1—That such reasons of law cannot be allowed to govern now —for at no time before were the applied to the case by either ere -Ct onthe contraryahey must be considered i by mutual agreement, been excluded—otker- have fa ln tothe poe apeinet law would at any moment VF e case, with this opinion, should be remanded for final adjudication to the Board of Brokers, whose mem- bers made, and whose rules alone gave existence, eustained sad net already by both jes been applied, to those 3—That ead tadie ca eon tidisdication, when made, should New York, 6 August, 1at2, SAMES:G/KING: A very moderate amount of business was dono at the Stock Board to-day. Farmers’ Loan fell 4; Delaware & Hudson rose }. We yesterday mentioned the sales at auction of some state stocks, by order ofthe Comptroller. ‘They were on account of the New York Banking Co. one of the free Ranks, to redeem the bills ontstanding, amounting to $I,H0. The results were as follow: Realized. $10,000 IHinois 6 per cent, 1870, 10,000 “ ‘ 6,000 Michigan 6 per cent. — ‘Total realized Expense of sale, Net realized, “is Land Sbranches “are 2 banks bk’n and bills at 60 1“ these paying specie. 5 fh hae 1 a yay in; i “ 6 " to reve is fast bills 3 per cent dis. Alabama, ae hse 7“ insolv’t, bills 65 per cent dis. Louisiana, “is 1“ pays specie,11 insol- vent, 10 to 70 pr ct dis. Arkansas, are 2“ insolv't, bills 75 dis, Mississippi, Cute ot “ 12ap6 dis. At all these places there is more or less depreciated pa- per afloat, and there we two prices for all commodities, one for specie and the other for paper. For instance, at Mobile Kentacky bagging is 14 cents for specie and 26 for bank bills. Bale rope is 6 cents for specie and 11 for bank bills. In such a state of things, it is of course inevitable that the depreciated paper will soon be purged from the market. At the specie rates produce is lower than pothaps ever before. The following is a table of rates of certain articles at Mobile, New Orleans, Cincinnati, and New York. The Mobile rates are for paper :— August 1. Mobile. NOrl’ns. Cinn. NYork Kentucky bagging, pryd 20 a2) 12 al3 — 13 aiz i ope, perib., 9 alOX 3 aTig = _ Bacon sides per tb., = a9 2 amg — “shoulders, prlb 4 ‘Qa 2h 1 al. - bi, 10 all GMa7 5 a5 8 a! Halt 2Ma 10 al 6 a6 6 Western,sup flour, pbbl Biya 4 24.25 2.7592.87 5. Whiskey, pergallon, 25 27 = 154gal6 = ald 20 Att Cotton— fair. none Wigall = — 5 aD ‘Good 18a i x25 Specie, This table gives but miserably low prices it is true, but it must be remembered that after prices, have gone un- naturally high under the operation of paper credits, they always fall unnaturally low during the transition,until the country recovers the specie which was driven out by the paper circulation. Sales at the Stock Exchange. 000 N York 7’s, 1940 100% 50 do do ben 1000 N York 6's, 19652 90 100 do do 100 Lislnd RR b60 100 do NY City? n 25 shas Del & Has 25 Stonington RR 16 50 do a 40 do do 16% 50 Farmers’ Trast 16% 35 do do s3 My 7 Bk Kentucky 40° 2% «do do boo I%e 5 Utier & Schenec’y 112 2% 6do do 16hy, 0 Mohawk RR ED oo do do boo 18 50 Harlem RR 4h Second Board, $2,000 State 7's, 1418 100%) 50 do lo 100 shes L sy Re b60 50 a do do 10 Mohawk R boo 33) do do 25 do . 7% % do do 100 Harlem RIK b30 4) 50 do do 610 My 50 do do ib State of Trade. The principal transaction to-day was a sale of Teas, which with a good attendance was mostly withdrawn, ‘The results were as follows ‘Terms—Notes at six months, payable in this city, to he made satisfactory to sellers. Hyson. cle. ets. 83 chests 81 99 do 59h 15 do 67} 21 do ot 22 do 66 98 do 46 15 do 614 50 do 48 M4 do 60 50 do a Youna Hyson. 40 hf chests 734 139 do ot 42 do 73 60 do 49 10 do 67} 18 do a6} 45 do 67 25 do 43 a7 do 624 10 do 43} 28 do 60 15 do 42 10 do 10 do 4 63 do 12t do 404 48 do 63-29 do & 19 chests 40 <4 chests 67 = do 20 10 do 56 16 do 19 29 do & 38 ht do 514 40 do 12lb boxes at} 90 hf chests 53} 1379 hf chests withdrawn 12 do 524 900 131b boxes withd'n Hyson Sxiv. E 12 chests M5 do iP 16 do 39 423 do withdrawn 74 do 37h Guxrowprn, 137 121b boxes 49 Iwr ar. tb be: 2} 15 hf chests 634 18 18) Xes 100 6Ib boxes 51, 400 do withdrawn 60 do 52} Sovenona, 18 chests 68 22 do 29 49 hf chests 30) «633 do withdrawn ly Mvsy. 157 hf chests 2 Cassia. 2100 mats 20 Ashes—200 barrels Pots at 6.50, and perhaps 50 barrels Pearls at 5,75 have been readily dispose! of at the same rates, at which they closed firmly. _ Paovisions.-The sales have not been large, but there iva fair demand for Pork at $8 for Mess, and $5, 37h a $5,50 fur Prime, city inspection ; Lower County is held at $950 for Moss, and $6,50 for Prime. Meas Beef is steady at $7,40, 8 $9 and Prime at $3. Lard, Hams, ko, are in good de- mand, nt inquiry for prime, but Riex.—There is some thero is none of this description on the market at present, Cofloe—There has boen an increased inauwiry. hut aciane ithout change. Sales 12000 bags Brazil, to ket, at 7a9} cents, 500 Marcaibo, su to arrive coastw: 4; 71 Porto Rico, 9}; 250 Java 11 a 12}, allon the usual time 5 and 29@ common to prime St. Domingo 6} a7} cents, cash. Molasses—Sales of 200 hhds Matanzas, in lots at 15}.a 16 cents ; and a small lot Porto Rico, 17,4 mos. By auction 147 hhds Neuvitas sold at 18} a 21 cents, 4 mos. Naval stores—Sales of 5 a 600 barrels North County Turpentine, for export, at $2.50 ; and 4 a 500 North Coun- ty Tar, $1.53, both cash. Cotton Trade, ‘The extent and condition of the crop is as usual at this season a matter of interest. Thus far the accounts from all sections are of the most favorable character. At New Orleans a bale of new crop has been received, valued at 1ajets. In Alabama the crop promises thus far to be bet- ter than ever. It may be here remarked that there is less complaint than usual at this season, and that the accounts generally may be better depended upon. ‘This grows out of the fact that prices are exceedingly low for cash, and will be governed by the demand.” There ia very little speculation in the article; all the old speculating bank paper machines are broken down; there is no holding of cotton for better prices, consequently we hear nothing of the usual countless rumours put afloat on one hand to in- fluence holders, in order that speculators may buy cheap; nor on the other hand of wet or draught, or worms, or the other numerous ns forashort crop, to induce specu- lators to pay high. All the business is to be done for cash, and the effective demand, cash in ha verned by the actual supply, will ite prices in spite of all the ru- mors inthe world. The crop will undoubtedly be large, because peeple have discovered the necessity of industry, and there has occurred nothing to draw operatives off the main business of the country in developing its agricultu- ral resources. The actual transactions in Cotton are now very limited, scarcely sufficient to establish regular quotations. AtNew Orleans the operations were mostly on French account, with acargo of 1700 bales consigned to Liverpool on fac- tors account. Recrirrs, Stocks ann Exron State p Corton From THe U. Increase. Decrease. Receipts, 1,617,343 49,791 ports to G. B. 009 387,054 - France, 323.723 309,227 304 - other count’s 99.150 L749 18,290 = Stocks, 107,298 95,503 - 51,705 Corn Trade. We never knew the trade in Breadstuffy so dull as at present. It seems as if Flour and Grain were to be had for the gathering thereof. No business of consequence is doing in this nor in any other market, We may look up- on the prices, therefore, as merely nominal every where. We will give them, however, for the benefit of whom they may concern :— Parces or Baransturrs Marke Bbls. Flour. Bu. Wheat. Bu. Corn. New York, Aug.10. $5.50 $1,100 a 60 Alexandria, Aug. s, 5. 1.000 1 Georgetown,Aug. 8, 1.10 a 1. Baltimore, Aug. 5, 1.00 a 1.16 Cleaveland, Aug. 5, — 80a 88 Boston, Aug. 6, 6.00 a Charleston, Aug. 6, 6.87 —a— Zanesville, July 31, 4.00 60 a— These are on the decline. In this city, since the sail- ing of the British Queen, flour has fallen oft from three to four shillings. In the other markets there has also been a decline. It is to be expected that Nour and grain will run down to avery low point. There must be almost a daily decline for the remainder of the season, and it is impossible to pre- dict the average price on the first of next year. Appear- ances show that the crops in America, and in the greater part of Europe, of wheat, cotton, corn, fruits, rye, and oats, will be a full average, and even imore than an ave- rage in America. What the result of this be plain to every one. to anticipate the price. Il be, must It is needless therefore to predict— Ny State of the Manufactures, It appears from all our accounts that manufactures in this country were never in a better condition than at this moment. This may appear paradoxical, but it is true, nevertheless. Every thing relating to them is ina healthy state, and tendency is decidedly on the improvement Materials of all sorts ‘and wages are low, and goods can be turned off never so cheaply. Most of the cry of distress which has been ringing through the nation was manu- factured for the purpose of operating in favor of a high tariff, and may therefore be considered moonshine. As trade has begun to improve by the actual wants of the sumers, who have nearly worn out all their old supplies, we may anticipate a good and healthy business this fall and next We now start afres! Onthe evening of the 9th instant,)y the Rev. $. H. Cone Mr. Cuantes R. Kina, sonof his Excellency Samuel W. King, of Rhode Island, to Mist Cauista A. Perris, daugh- ter of James M. Pettis, Esq., both of Johnston, R. 1 Died, On the mornivg of the 10th instant, Mr. Evizanetu Pruutsrs, wife of Mr. John Barr, aged 33 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from her late residence No. 244 Eldridge street, without fnvitation. Onthe 10th instant, after a short but severe illness, Eu1- zanetH, wife of Peter McIntyre,in the 57th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’clock, from her late residence 65 Barclay street. On the 10th instant, Hannter Ontvia, infant daughter of Harriet and Edward R. Pye, aged 6 weeks and 2 days. The funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at 60’clock, from No. 40 Burtan street. assengers Arrived, Loxpon—Packet ship Montreal—J Roberts Dunn and ser vant, Misses: ann, Charlotte B Dunn, John Day, B Hal of Canada; Jos Linder and lady, Brooklyn: Rev Mr Breck: ridge, lady and child, New Yor ‘apt F De Sanmarez, British $5 Misses L Conlingley dingley, E Condingl Phos Malone and lady, Bredk Le Hiller, Knglind: R Howe H Nelmes and iady, Philadelphia16 in steerage. Pavenmo—Brig Napoleon—Me Sartora, Passengers Salle Li Packet ship Independenee—Rev D Pise, New Yorks Miss Pollock, Scotland: O'S Drisbury, and RG’ Gem= mell. ; Foreign Importations, Loxpow—Ship Montreal—91 pkgs G B Morewood & co—1# R Kettlewell—12 EF Sandersou—1 Jasigi & Goddard—5. Henry Jeaauy= Huntington & com id, Win Vyxe—0 G Meyer & son 46 pigs type metal J Horsey—16 pkgs Mawson Broth. r:—3 ( Gunther—29 D Wendel—a Wiley & P co—3 GC Thorburn—2 Wilson & B: 2'Habersham & Joneg—6 Post & M m—1 GS Soven & D Appleton & com Dord 7 Richavds Bassett & Ahoni--3 Wight, Pes Cum ~d don—1 F WeSchimidt & com! Scoles & Bartlett & a was et ET] Wm Ti at uf? i. oh ERMO—Br A rags, 300 bxs lemons do oranges Fitch & cot box Missionary of Greece-—1137 bags ke 138 qr cks wiue 90 hinds oil to order. Joxos, PR—Brig Wm Purrington—75 casks molasses 20 hhds ae Ayer cones Peter Harmony & com15 do Meyer & trek MARITIME HERALD. Fi To Ship Masters, We shall esteem st « favor, if captains of vessels arr here, will give tp Commodore W, A: Bassett: of var ue we hart (the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the essels spoken on their passage, a list of their cargo, and an for newspapers they may have. ram re tt wil board them immediately on their atrival. "We will reeiprocate the favor in any way. ‘To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respec:fully requested to send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they can obain. ‘Nentical information of any ‘kind, froin any owe re- siding et home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 11, 1842. Cleared. ip Great Western, (Br) Hosken, Liverpe hips Gaston, Eldridge, New k ichmond, Cheyney, Charlestoi ‘ V7, (Belgian) Witteven, Antwe T Poppe; Hudson, Bremen) Hohorst, Bremen, do do. Soleil W'Austerlit {rec Le Marchand, Bordeaux, EH Lacombe; George M ute, Mann, Twillengale, NE Si kin, Kronsides & Co New Ss Cast Fett & Vows on, Pettingill, St heeler, Wilmin NS. WM Godet, ; Osear, Baker, do; Wolcott, Ry der, do. 4 Arrived. Packet ship Montreal, Tluker, from London and Portsmouth, July 2, with mdse, to John Griswold. 29th ult. lat 41, lon 47, I berg. “Dritish bark Jane, Taylor, from Newcastle, via Halifux 9 ith mdse, to Geo. B. Morewood & Co. Lefe at H. brig and July 30. Officers and crew Left bark Condor, of and for New York, Aug 5; beigs and for Baltrmore, 10th; Water Witch, do, r York, for Philadelphia, 10th; Gardner Ht isabella, for Mayaguez, in 10 days; Delu- ware, for Areeibo, 10th, to load for Philadelphia. Brig Napoleon, Cheeseborough, (of Baltimore) 54 days from Palermo, with fruit, &e. to master. Lett ounier, Daggan, ip Was nt Messina June I6. dune 11, Jat 94 40, lon 3140, spoke ship Venico, from Cadiz for Port mouth; some time, saw ship Rochester, do for do. i Brig Won, Porrington, Higgins, 20 day's from Jobos, PR. with sugar, to order. Left no vessels in port. Brig Magnolia, for Portland, sailed 2 days before. B 1, Bochuer, 40 days from C sale, to G. A. inst. ftw, 0) ate ship Hannibal, rom Sagharhor. Ou Sunday night lst, saw the Belgian steam ship Brin n, hence for Antwermclat 40, lon 72- i ia, Sweetzer, {days from Norfolk, with wood, to ter 18. i Bohr Mary Jane, Brooks, # days trom Washington, NC. with ell Cs. Jane, to Mir 7 on . 6 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to for NYork, 8 ds. Bark B 2, wil ry naval stores, wari ‘ . "e m Carchne ‘Préadwell days from Norfolk wish mse, te Bt Slearma 19 passengers. Schr ine ive, "Hobiwen, 6" Beir Boston, Bradley, 2 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. from Rappehannock. hence, bound to Virginia, which was cast away on tease. un Eliza, Somers, (days from Richmond, with coal, (OTN Paragon, Cherry, 2 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to ethe Samt McDowell, Hig pases General Record. Packer sur Toronto, for London, will rail to-day at 12 . The letter baggwill be taken from is from Richmond, with My Chineo- s, from Philadelphia, with con, at to? Whalemen, A letter from the South Carolina, of NB. reports her July 13, Jat_38-N, lon 43 W, with 50 bbls of sperm oil, 13 days ont—all Hi, "Gaited from Nantucket 6th inet, Mary Mitehell, Outer Roads, to complete fisting for Pacitie, verpool. 15 ds; M. Sr harbes 8 Roch iver. Philadely sold with Em 7930 37, lon 31 50. Mary Kingstand, 27, tat 42.35, lon 53. oe hi from of Boon I ot, Boston, A Lute bi Cathafine, from the West In Quenec, Aug 4—Arr Belin NB. 1900 bbls oil; #,of Falmouth, previous to April 26, Mar- of NB. Off Shore, in Feb. Lexington, Nant, ¥ 7; lat 35, low 27, ASronat 6, 1 sp whale. Spoke ily, from NewYork for Charleston, Aug 4, lat 31.50 N, lon jentleman, from New York for River Gambia, June 0, lac dl, of NYork, from NOrleans for Havre, July Cadiz for Bath, Aug 6, about 4 miles NE for Boston, Aug7, off Gay Rott Kerr, and Countess of L rpool; Caroline, Leith; ‘Tagus, Hastle por oth, Mariner, Waterford: m1 Blonde, Glasgow; 5th, Cc ‘xinity, Mart. July 19—| laria, of lle. Hantrore, Aug ph AU B (Stores Nos. 22 An At Sale of Piano Fortes, Paintings, sold. 8 splendid piano fortes, a colle: juable famipare, sp At 1034 o'clock, at comer Diugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, articles in the store, corner of pout resery o Henry, Trapani J Maria, v ta, Aug 10-—Below, Lion, St Johns, PR port, John Crosby, for Hampden, es. Hevea, June 2—Sid Belvidere, (fom Manilla, Meh 4) New Holl » port, Charlotte, from Beston, arr 2d, di, about April 12—In port, United States Ports. Banaon, Aug 5—Cld Oriana, Fayal. é Harrower, Aug 2—Arr Patriot, and Edw Franklin, Phile- ‘Trinity, Mart. Cld ath, Samuel, tinico. ie, are, Philadelphia. . ug 8—The vessels reported 4th remain in , Aug 8—Arr St Paul, Manilla. Ar Catharit Smyma. ‘Telegraphed, Oak, Token, Baltimore. Arr ath, India, Prince of Richmond, Palérm from Wilmington, NC, ug 6—Arr Sus! Epaartown, Aug 4—Arr Wm Henry, from Rondout for Boston. Newront, Aug %—Arr Richard Rush, Philadelphia; Naney, do for Manchester—gath ult. ina gale, lost deck load: 6 tops: has been 9 days between Block Island’ and Gay Head: “Passed up, a brig deeply loaded, supposed from Pictou, NS. for Fall ‘Arr Swan, NYork, Cld Eunice Rose, ban: the Ferdinand, from Beem: 5 als laa: mn. Bos! ngress, Retrieve, and Wi Iumbia, StJohn, NB; Gol ; Geampus, NYork. Ave in Huan the Sebuy ia, St John, NB. TIMORE, Aux 9~Arr Sophie, Bremen. and Potomac, Cld Patapseo, Boston; Mary Wilks, Pero ambi Below, a sl co, Cid 8th, Agnes, (Brem) Rotterd Avexanpnia, Aug 5—Cld Firm, Jamai xD, ‘Aug 7—Below, Caledonia Brander; White; ,"namne unknown, all off J Nonroux, Aug 6—A light ship anchored this afternoon, "Arrith, Sp ‘York. Savannan, Ang 6—A'r Excel, NYork. New Onteans, Aug 1—Cld Swatara, Liverpool; Roger a Loretta, NYork. Arr Ontario, Liverpool; Don na, ST TD A SESE CTION SALES. THURSDA 104 o'elo ice choice artiel TURI Y. Splendid Sale of Elegant Furniture, of all descriptions, at 10g o'elock, in the sales rooms. DAY, of Cliff and Fulton st. ke.—The stock of the above Clif and Fulton streets, will be Also, fixtures, shelves, glass cases, fancy articles, Sc. DAY At 1036 o'clock, al he auction aooms, ‘Goods, ‘Clothing, fuey and pledged perfumery, &e. hs and ‘Mr. Joseph are requested to not sooner, pay for and take away the. ar. ed-atthe sale of Jewelry, &e. on Saturday, auldr ture, ARCULARIUS, THURSDAY, ny... At 1084 oPelock in the siles room. Oi} Paintings—A small but valuable by oli and modern masters, just. import day of sale—uow on the weal, ready fore Hection of painti ef Catalogues on mination. At 1034 o’elock, at sales room, Pianos, with an assortment of new and second hand Furni- a SSIC 7 fi Ch 15th EE’S SALE. cluding, f ixtures Intely belongin Fulton and mtents of the eg Store. b to C. H, RING, cornet of reets, will be sofd at public auction on Mon- at 10 o'clock, day, the \ ; ‘his will be an opportunity for any person wishing to com: mence the drug bnisiness rare met with. ROBERT SINCLAIR, Assignee. ‘The premises can be seen on Friday previous to the sale. ani fast sailer. For further particulars CPS) aug at*r auto rr ALE—1100 feet sup Florida Live Oak, 1200 do ww Pine, selected for masts, Kc. ; 67 logs Red Cedar, forshipping. Inquire of JAMES EDSALL, 5t West street, or JOHN ADATR, au? iw*r __ 248 Marshall street, Brooklyn, FOR SALE—Pieasure Sail Boat ZAMPA, 20 feet long by 9 beam, false keel in every respect, warranted re of TPH, 2% Cedar street, upstairs. POR SALE CHEA' min B. Coit, No. 206 of carpeting, &el Enquire of wer ‘Doctor Benja- ‘6-100, fer bill Judgment agai Fourth street, for fi tice in t aull 6 who has had tion,and every one si with a debility Brice of the book, is 30 ceute. q isc house, 34 Mote street, near Chatham square, wil Ire PARLOR BOOK —The subscribers have a fow of the fra Volume of taining 12splendid steel engravin tious from January ‘of the most desirab cheap (or cash. BRADBURY, SODEN & CO. 127 Nossau st. N.Y. r N. FERRIS & CO. 253 Pear! st. MEDICAL AID. 0 those afflicted with one disease, it “portauce to obtain the s ws had practical experienc ion, and who his himself, and besides a long and ty (having eured thousands) he a small treatise on these complaints, which should be read by Micted, and especially attended with a pain across the back, & of the.u:most im- sof a physician the particular branch of his -apable of deciding between a slight ine disorder. To such as un- description the advertiser cessful prac the author of les who are troubled . The 3 cents. ‘his private Sold by the anthor at joston eliany, elegantly bound, con+ % fax sof nc povalar mei he whole mak> jooks that ean be He al and 10 School st. Bostoi that within the tert Dated this t dred and forty. NOTICE OF ABSI pxay 1 aull Stw*r unty of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, hath made an Assignment to the subscriber of his equal benefit of his Creditors ; and that the said_ere hibit Shel reapeck e claims under oath, or affirm: oi MENT.—Notice is hereby of the Township of South De Han state, for ix months. ind day of July thew cel hu antl ate Ir S P SEA, Delano, master, from S Goods by’ permits on board, at Pier 9 Fatt River, pool, —Consigne out del % send their orto the of ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 34 Fulton street. will please, w office. ST—On the 9h instant, Fifty Dollars, HeMill be given for the méney by addressing L. M. at this A liberal reward sull 1t*re seaman by his mother, » Any tidings of hi accepted. The B great favor by giving th Boston, [F.THIS should mect the eye of GEORGE BREMNER, a 4 protester ie is cancels requested to write to T BREMNER, care of Mrs. J. Coo- reet, Baltimore, The last time she saw him May 1841, when he promised to write to vldressed ns above will be gratefully i. Bangor, Me. papers will confer & insertion. anlO Str ticulars, PORTU HESE far-farned and we perceive, to be obty ment on the last column ~ (GUESE FEMALE PILLS. — Jebrated Pills, from Portugal ved i this country. Bee ade ERMAN QUARTETTO—The German Q auch pleasure to they are now prepared or German langoaye, on the most reasonable. terms, ve enquire at Mr. H. THORBECKE, i2t Hi p stairs. form the public most for Evening Serenades in the a lw Hadson, FOR ALBANY, TROY and interme. mediate places.—The splendid low pressure steamboat SWALLO will a re se foot of Courtlandt st, noon sAngust 100 , Captain A. MLean, Wednesday. after: at 5 o'clock, and Saturday 13th, at 5 o'clock. he above 1s a substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled on the For passage or freight apply on board, orto $.M. DREW, at the office on the wharf x board, or awir oa The splenl ‘ORONT' nve her regular d eoreth ry Ty’ appl haut be and ‘stecrage passengers, early application shou io WW. T. PAPSC Jendid to PASSAGE FoR LONE "acket 11th Ay wi fast sailing packet | in Griswold sails positively as commodations for cabin, second cabin, made on ‘APSCOTT. the abov full ally reetly me: which wi awl! 2tr modal aula ciee of passi ine ye modations he ei FoR DON: age et ship succeed H day. ere may re FOR LON ia8 superior accommod cabin, 2d cabin snd steerage, and port should make immedia foot of Ping st. or to LI wo chet of 2th August-—The splendid packet ship tively sail as above, her reg’ having accommodations unequalled for ply on board, at Le Siak the SIDDONS, a ON—Packet of the ith Angn lervdid. fast railing packet ship TORONTO, Jewold, will sail positively as above, it being passengers, in embarking for jieation on board, jong for al ay LOVER, & McMURRAY, bs ove Pine aie t, corner of So th. VERPOOL-—Ne .ine—~ Regul 8, Captat 1000 tons, will po Har {rixht oF passag niendor cr comfort, ap foot of Wall street, 0: to OLLINS & CO, 56 Sourn street, 100. HERIDAN, Cw WA. Depeyster, of 1000 sail 25th September, her ly on the ships of uh i _ FOR NEW ORLHANS—Reaular Parket—Lou- isiana and w York hip LOUISVILLE, C Will receive early despateh. For freight or dations, apply on Great care will be taken to have the goods by thi asared. Agents in New Orleans, Hulli promptly forward all goods to th abi it FORTIV A, 1. Tivitish, Barge COUN Captain O'Bryen, positively be despatched as above, mitting, or balance of freight or passage, ha ions for Cabin, MI of Which will be taken at the lowest rates, ap |, oF to Nonrd, 0 e token at the lowest rates if early mare ou board, oF to A Ne "he fast smi Hant, having superior furmshed accommo- leans wharf, foot of Wall st E. K. COLLINS & CO. % S ng packet ow loading, oor P. Aw b= Ths nd) bi “OUNTESS ‘OF ARR yaa, will pail positively as advertised, havi oruabhe ascot in, second cabin and steer i application be W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 41 Peck Slip, PREG! OF ARRAN 19 Ry will id Weather per- excellent accom- co} Bteorage, passen- abin an: JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Bouth street, ‘| ments 25 cents—Ghildren half AMUSEMENTS. NIBLO’S GARDEN. — TRIUMPHANT SUCC The Gorgeous Comie Pantomime of THE NIGHT OWL In which the whole force of the RA COMPANY is brought, into crowded Sal ENTHUSIASTIC PROBA FEATS ON THE TIGHT KOPE, by the Ravels. THIS EVENING, August lth, the performances commence wit A GRAND OVERTURE After whi the comic. FETE CHAMPETRE On,—The Aged Dancers. lier Lourdor GO iMtage, L FAMILY ava hily received by Not Gye Au M'me Ano M'me Jerome Ravel Dore Quarter of en Hour’ ment After which, sth ‘thine Fantom MAZULME, ORT Mazuime, the Night Owl, Chevahe? Bariano "i will Macloit, Bahamam, Mariada, @ poor Peasant Julie, he ‘To conciade with a view The wtinZ THE TRO. The proprietor compliance with the wishes of numer: mired part-ot the entertainments, will be formances ig the Salogn are aver. cting er, Mr. Chippendale, phunical, Leader dnd Director, Mri Wott, i ce Doors open at seven o'clock, Kutertainments to commence at VAUXHALL GARDEN, THIS EVENING, August 1ith—To with the comed "BEE Hl (with songs) Visitors, this much iter the pere commence at 8 o'clock the Mingle, ML, H, Williams \ Comle Song—" The Steam Arm, 6 conclude w SUDDEN THOUGHTS, bage. t Wii h Soig—Boys of Kilkenuy, Mr Mor Is 25 cents. COLONADE GARI BROOKLYN. DAY id FRIDAY EVE- rmances will commence w ion DOUBLE ANCIENT STATUARY: Miss Wells will apes ip be dmired and highly applauded As D: Mr. R. Williams wi R. rated learned sagucity. ic. perform Hiame will give mot the celebrated Michael Boa, the Chin Melo Grand Scotch Pas Seul ! by. nL. Wells, ells. Needham, and Williams, (the Hungarian ins) Will appear in the gymnastic scene of 1 Groupings. NT 10N. The performaneas in tee, ¢ ouelude with the Comic L’AMOU. n0 Poison t Antoine, Mr Davis Lubin, Wells Old Crabtree, Williams Dame Crabtree, Needham (The Hung®rian Cousins.) Miss Wells ion—Tickets, admitting the holder to the Saloon Perform: and 25 cents ; to the Saloon Per formence alone, 124% cents, Doors open at half-past 7 o’clock—Performances commence *r at quarter past 8, pre CHATHAM THEATRE. >> The public is respectfully informed. that this ever fa- vorite place of entertaiurent will re-apen, for th A the rece t 1th. During Annette, Prices of Adi rt ate ed fora length of time In ture, which, together with the novelty and talent to be present: ed, willinerease the {ame of this ‘Theatre, and eause fo statu alone and unrivalled for theairical representation, which st na hitherto do The designs on the ‘Tiers are Ist Tier—American Battles painted by P. Grain, sen. and 2d Tier—The Likenesses of th States, by F Gaunt, ‘et—Glorious American Achievements on Land, edby J Sith | ais ‘? ihese splendid designs DROP, displaying the enua tion” al i nung designs of ja p follows > d Victories, achieved at se Smith ents of the United dby P. Grain, y P. Grainy se orations will take aud 6tr AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS — CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STRE opposite St. Paul’s Church, P. T. B. MANAGER. ’. T. BARNUM, ” _ INCREASED 'NOVELTIES!! Winchell, the unrivalled comic drolleris. W and Diamond in'their Banjo Extravazanzas. “Phe =o Gipsey Girl can be privettely consulted throw, without extra, e., TT Model of the City ain, - Oncar F. Alm nimal Albino Lady’ Day yerformances Weduesd ers admit Admission to the whole E the popular Gran MERMAID, and Animal Creati The pablic are Pe y, Mr. J. IFFIN, Proprietor of the Mer ly arrived from Pemambuco, 8. A. has consented to exhibit i to the Public, positive Si FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! For this murpoae be haa uroeured the Spacious Saloon, known as CONCERT HALL, 401 Broadway, Which will open on MONDAY, ‘August ith, 1942, _ And positively close ‘on Saturday, the 13th ins F the Fejee Islands, and fora Tange. sum by the present proprietor, for the Li Natural History, m London, and_ is exhibited for this sh tiod more for the gratifieation of publie curiosity than fi mihie Pr ving been engaged for several yenrs in vn oid in collecting the most wonderful apeci- y, has in his possession and will at the inspection, ITHORHINCHUS. the connecting link between the Seal and 5 THE FLYING FISH, species, one from the Gulf Stream andone from ies. ‘This animal evidently nects the Bird THE From New Holland, bei Two distinet the W. with th Pi 1 Snake, from South Amer Siren, or va, an intermediate animal between thg Reptile and The Proteus a subterraneous A from a grot to in Austria, with various other animal Tinks in the great chain of anumated nature. lours of Exhibition from So’elock, -A. ._ Tickets of admission 25 cents each. MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. _ SEA MONSTER ; HR GREATEST XATORAL, CURIOS? jOSITY IN AMERICAS The proprietor of this immense rpes hegs leave to announce to the pnblic, that he has for Exhibr , at the Bowery Amphitheatre, the Sea Devil, captured on the 26th April, 1812, inthe Harbor of” 5.C., aftera desperate struggle with 26 men in ‘Tire proprietor of this monster feels confident th lovers of the cw d the scientific will be highly gratified 1 viewing this marvellous production of the mighty. deep if, which was born after her capture, will ‘They may he visieed by both sexes, as they are not ive, and every effort will be made to render th ple and satisfactory rial ST GRAND FANTAISIE, for the t published by FIRTH & HALL, No. 1 much Dy Counecting M. to 10 o’eloe a7 ay be had of all music sellers, t 4 from the opera of Zampa by Mr. 9 Stis*re W. 1 GAZO PNEUMATICS THE subscribes in vrepared to execute orders for the Gazo _ Penmatic Hydraulic Machine, for raising water auy height or quantity, rom mines, or for water Works, by means the simplicity of the machine gives ita groat any other in use. ABLON, Patentee, 22 Pine st. ‘Antasie, axrany ENTERVILLE COURSE-TROTTING— Cr gee tures te cobctesecd Boe Ataf and Hee. come off over the above Course This Dayy Thursday, ith, at 3 o'clock, P. M—inile heats—best three in Ave, s, best 3 in 5, under » George Washington: » Alice Grey. Y _ Ephraim Smooth. NEWFOUNDLAND DOL bacriber nas for sale several Puppies of this breed of dogs, They. are thorough bred, and are one of the best, if not the + race in the opin Femarkable for Sagacity and ____ Toth street, east of Md Avenne, LOOK AT THIS —Wapted to Sell or ATR The subscribe He wo quiet it busi Laer oe ock, a purse, mile he Horses are ente droff enters ant 11 n, from 15 to communication, not over s city. The store consists of a beaw'iful stock of ent and plain glass Giranda i and Hall Lamps of every descript on. Bora pers sume, or wishing to enter into a very profitable busine affords en opportanity seldom offered, us the ore in situnre one of the best parts of the city, and the good ed, ifdesired. Rent moderate, custom, and stoek ver bl Tr will be exchanged fo js can he romoy= has a very extensive runt a farm, or lot in lower part of this city, ‘Aprly at the store, 25 John street, orat J SPOUVENEL, Glass Cutrer VO LET—A Bakery ond part ofa Honve Beek- fm man st. Apaly to Mr. REIRLEY, on the yi PR NORTON, 90 Boat Brealacr’ ee R. ME ORK MOUTs ‘i ove mairente NALS RTI ) WAGON BUILDERS Ther ral advances yp Canon all New Ligh . ash, b lishment for salec ght AgOnS sent to a in the 0 their 1 farther ae K ‘ly apon having every attention ay Particulars, as to termn, &e. ay to Propristor of NY, Pa Brosdway.