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« BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Heral.} ‘Wasurnoton, Friday evening. The Tariff—No action yet. 5 The Senate adjourned thisevening after a session of more than ten hours, without taking the question on the tariff bill. The propensity for debate is un- controlable. Final action is anticipated to-morrow, but some luminous geatlemen, such as Mr. Merrick, may be desirous to make @ speech on both sides of some question, andjthus] throw the matter over to to next week. i The action of the Senatefafter the mail closed this afternoon was somewhat interesting. Mr. Sevier submitted an amendment, striking out all after the enacting clause, and inserting a substi- imposit 1d valorum duty of twenty-five uae. The “amendment was rejected—ayes 21, “ihe Gaamax offered an amendment repealing the sixth section of the Distribution act, (which contains a proviso suspending the a pon ease duties on imports go aboye twenty per een! Mr, AVmenr said that Rast] amendment should prevail, they all knew very well that Congress would be ready to adjourn at once. If the two gub- jects of the revenue and the lands should be again ‘united, no revenue bill could be this session. The question was taken, and the amendment was rejected—yeas 10, nays 30, as follows:— Yeas—Mossrs. Archer, Barrow, Bayard, Clayton, Crit- tenden, Graham, Mangum, Merrick, White, Woodbridge —10. 'vs—Messrs. Allen, by, , Benton, Berrien, pushtnan, Calton, Chosts, Conrad’ Urata, Cuikbert Evans, Fulton, Henderson, King, Linn, Preston, Rives, Sevier, Smith of Connecticut, Smith of Indiana, Sprague, ‘Sturgeon, Tallmadge, Tappan, Walker, Williams, Wood. Wright, Young—30. . CLAYTON submitted an amendment to suspend the ten per centum allowed to nine of the States under the Distribution law; and it was agreed te. Various other ame: nts were ed—some of zs were adopted, and the remainder re- jected. : Mr. Woopsury]jsubmitted an additional section to the bill :— v “* Allduties in this bill which onthe first day of Jan. 1843, exceed the rate of fifty per cent. of the average value of merchandise as it has been ry praised at the custom house, during the year I! shall be reduced se asnot to exceed that rate un! January, 1845, when they shall be further reduced, So as not to exceed thereafter the rate of twenty-five per cent.” The amendment was rejected— Yeas 15—Nays 25. .. The vote on Mr. Graham’s proposition is deserv- ing of particular attention, as indicating the men most likely to go against the bill because distribu- tion is given up. The vote on the bill will be a very close one, but it cannot fail to pass. Every friend of Mr. Van Buren in the Senate willvote for it if necessary. , : The pe te passed the Remedial Justice Bill, by 8 vote of 92 to 84, and adjourned about 6 o’clock: Baltimore. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Bavtmore, Aug. 27, 1842. Mr. Eprtor— So far aa we have heard, the late gale was very heavy down the bay. Several vessels were blown ashore, but not injured. Some old sea-dogs say they never came through a severer storm. 1 am sorry to announce the death of General ‘Thomas Emory, one of Maryland’s most worthy citizens. He died on the 24th inst., at Old Point Comfort, of pulmonary disease. To this place he had repaired for health, but death had marked him out. The deceased was a gentleman of the old school, and beloved by all who had the honor and pleasure of his acquaintance, By the ship Roanoke,Smith, at this port yesterday we have advices from’ Rio de Janeiro to the 2lst July. The editors of the American have been fa- pH with the annexed extracts from a letter da- te “Rio Jango, July 20.—We have seldom known busi- ness so much at a stand as it has been during the past moath, growing out of the disturbed state of the adjoining Provinces. agen Ray, say, however, that the Go- vernment has put down the rel in St. Paul’s, and it in ht they will be equally successful in restoring or- der in the Mines and surrounding districts. Breadstufls—The receipts since ours of the 20th ult., are 9629 bbls. Baltimore\Flour; the sales during the same ried are 2292 bbls. Richmond at 20|| to 201|300; and 9000 bi fresh Baltimore at rates equal to 15)740 a 17|| credit. The market wore a pretty firm aspect until the arrival of the Wn. Price and Col. Howard, from Baltimore, with 5361 bbls. four, when mce being received of other shipments on their way, our bakers and re- fused to purchase, believing thet further supplies would render holders anxious to realize. market continued in this state until the arrival of the from the River Plate, bringing rather better advices for the article, which enabled us to place about 3,600 bbls, Baltimore fer that quarter, and to realise for the remainder an advance on baad previously obtained. We now quote Baltimore at 16/|500 9 17), to nett $6,12 a $6.35 ; ‘and Ruchmond 19 a => nett $7,28 a $7,34, by i 27,000 bbls. retail, ‘The meek isi and new has yet come to cone more ebundant re Pe during the ensuing month. The article has been in fair Su; request, but prices have not materially varied for the last two weeks. re quote choice superior, scarce, at 3/700 ; auperior, 31400 a 31/650 ; good Ist 3/200 0 3/350 ; and ordinary 1st 21700 a 3/100. ‘ Se eee oe Poor ce ee ge ‘s con- at Hamt ma: jave on }, the ments to that quarter having hereto! fore been heavy. m The New York delegation of firemen held a tre- mendons temperance meeting last night. A large majority of our firemen were present. The Hall was a perfect crowd. The delegation all took some part in the exercises. Another meeting is to be held on Monday night in the Rev. Mr. Breckenridge’s Bema to which the delegation is invited and will attend. The i cting of flour for the past week amounts to 14,502 barrels, and 1417 half barrels. There has been rather a decline in the price of Howard street, which I now quote at $4.874 ; City Millsand jue- hannaare held at $5; from good to fair Maryland Red wheat ranges at 80a 9%9cts. Thecattle market has been well supplied and prices rents from $1,874 to $2,25 per 1000 Ibs. on the hoof. There is no alter- ation in provisions. Tobacco remains at previous rates; whiskey in hhds.’ 21 cents, and in Sbis. 22 cents. At the late Whig Convention several motions were made to nominate a Vice President. Mr. Tal- ba of New York and honest John Davies of Mas- sachusetts, appeared to be the favorite names. It was thought advisable, however, to postpone the nomination of a Vice President until some future period. The weather is oppressively hot, but very healthy. Yours, Ropenricx. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘ Prwavevruia, Aug. 27, 1842. This is another most excessively hot day here, hardly possible for any thing short of salamanders to remain in thisecity. We have had rains almost every night; notwithstanding this, our city is more healthy than ever before known at this season of the year. Quite an active busines, for these times, has been going on along the wharves in flour and grain for the past two or three days. Flour still stands at $5. Wheat has fallen off two or three cents—85 to 90 for good southern, and 90 to 95 for Pennsylvania reds, A good deal of feeling is evinced here by those persons who were aes to the New York Buy excursion, by the Camden and Amboy Railroad i last pagel It ara oe had been pre- concel 6 passengers “ ion” | cheer the foreign vessels of war iyitig in y our pert. as well as the North Carolina, on pasai em. Ac- col to arrangement, in running by Gomer, the band struck up an appropriate air, and the pas- sengers burst forth in three hearty cheers, well laid on. This at was retul by the officers of the Gomer presenting themselves on th their vessel, a va militaire,and by the erew re! them three times three, together with 13 guns. Passing by the “ North Carolina,” the play- ed “ Yankee Doodie,” and the passengers repeated the cheering offered to the “‘ Gomer.” Atonce the rigging, which wes black with human forms, sent torth such a shout as none but American sailors can give. Then ranning under the stern of the “ War- spite,” the band struck up ‘‘God save the aie and the ers cheered right heartily. But what was the return they reece ee vot tempt. The passengers were exasperatet brgryp ote soa pitebihé labor the athens and in of the excur- ‘crew, and strong: vast the ; sion to, retort, tet ey might have the satisfac- tion of hissit groaning at such unmannerly bull dogs. is the captain would not consent to, but promised the passengers, that if the same indignity was offered them on the next Thurs- day excursion, that he would then round to, and repass the obnoxious vessel, and that the passe) might then do and say what to them reamed mect. £0 look out for fun on Thursday, if the Warspite is then in your harbor. Several of the now incensed passengers mean to repeat r for the express put of resenting the insult which they conceive has been offered them. Taraty wirn Tux Sxnecas or New Yorx.—We have the satisfaction to announce the ratification, Fe: Senate, of the treaty concluded at Buffalo in hy the orable Amarosk Srencer in N behalf of States with the Seneca nations That in the Mechanics and Traders’ Banks jians. have fc jen the ex Discounts ! be oe ois me of 1888, by which the Sene- | the Directors obtained $962,024 more than half the Whole cas ceded the whole of their reservations to the Og- | Discounts! den company. Much GOTraRAS Was, made of bs Pies Sania od. tid banlis Akcived thee coeatt, edeeined alleged unfair meang by which that treaty was oh: | it appearsto $14,984,093, but the directors of the banks ob- tained, and the religious Society of Friends through- out the country so warmly espoused the cause of the Indians, and exerted themselves so actively, that a resort to force or to protracted litigation seemed to be the only alternatives. The whole af- fair was in the worst possible condition when Presi- dent Tyler took it in hand in November last. Un- der his direction, and by the unwearied efforts of the War Department, the Quakers, represented Saetiy by the excellent P. E. Thomas, of Baltimore, and Ogden company, were brought together, and terms of mutual compromise were arranged by which justice was done to the Indians, and the rights of the company and the interests of the United States were preserved. : The Senecas cede two of their reservations, the Buffalo and Tonewanda, for a fair consideration for tained it appears $17,506,963, or all the credit means of the banks, and $2,500,000jof the capital. There are 162 direc- tors, mostiy members of the State Legislature, by which the bonds of the State issued for the capitals of the proper ty banks were created ; and principally from those Banks we find the directors have obtainedjthe largest sums, viz : the Citizens, Gas, Consolidated Bank of La., Mechanics & ‘Traders’ and Union Bank. In this way the people of Louisiana have subscribed the enormous sum of $18,000,- 000 to constitute the capital of some 60 unprincipled specu- lators, who have lost the money by their utter ignorance, presumption and folly, and yet there are not a few who clamor for afperpetnation of such a system of immorality and oppression. the soil and the ii vements, and retain two, the Sales at the Stock Exchange, Cattaraugus and Chautangue. Those who choose } 14000 N ¥ State5’s,1961 00, 19 Mohawk RR n% to emigrate to the West under the provisions of the an eee ie 97 its 40 37h lo 100 Harlem RR 200 do do of 1838, are at liberty to do so. But it is sup- ea 3 Bis shas Bk Comine 3 pen | that the great body of the nation will remain [a ae Se oe upon and cultivate the two reservations Lo i Berman! Loan ms Long Island go of wise A seers to allow about 200 acres ofland | 35 Nepiane tunco i tp ‘ a i 0 each family. ag 20 Muual Ins Co wo do do »30 50! Thus has terminated one of the mostdifficultand | 4 Canton Co lexing controversies which has ever grown out Second Board of our Indian relations. Peace is restored, justice } 9 hax Harlem RR 10 do do_—«BS0 1 is attained, the rights and interests of all are main- | 15 O83 % do 514 tained, a large tract of country, of about 70,000 | 100 Long Island RR | 50° 100 do do 20 5I actes of the very best land in Western New York, | 2 4 — do igo 0 do Ho 3 Coutiguous to one of the most flourishing cities in the Union, 1s opened to the industry and enterprise of the white man; the Indians are removed from scenes of temptation which they were incapable of resisting, and Buflalo, instead of a howling wilder- ness, willnow have around her cultivated farms and gardens, yielding the supplies demanded by her commerce.— Madasonia State of Trade. 150 hhds sweet Matanzas, at 15} a 16} cents; ; 35 Porto Rico, 21; 25 early crop Cuba Muscovado, 18; and 90 casks New Orleans and New Ibe- ‘North County Turpentine, at $2,50; $ ington sold at $2,75. Is whale, at 33 cents cash. The low glish Linseed, say 50,000 gallons, coupled with the agitation of the tariff question, have combined to give increased firmness to the holders of this article, and at the oloseof business yesterday they had withdrawn itentirely from the market; the sales up to yesterday afternoon were several lots of 600 gallons each, at 82f, 83.a 99 cents cash, including all to be obtained at these rates. Best — n has also been advanced to 85 cents cash, with small sa Brigadier General Worth having, by two or three years’ arduous and unremitting exertions, and the zealous co-operation of his gallant little army, suc- ceeded in at length bringing the harrassing and vexa- tious war in Florida toa close, has arrived in this city on his way to the North, by leave of absence, to visithis family. We have heard it stated by an officer of the army that this is the first leave of ab- sence from duty which General W. has asked or received during a service of more than thirty years. —Nat. Intel. Aug. Prasten Panrs—Continues dull of sale at $2, cash, at which price 250 tons have been disposed of. —-The market remains for Beef and Pork ; there are but few s: t Pork beyond the retail demand—Mess at $8, and Prime at $6,31} a $6,387} for Western. Lard continues in good demand at 6] cents for Western, and 7} for Northern. Hams, Smoked Beef, &c., are without c! Butter is dull, 50 keg: sold at S} cts. Cheese is scarce and wanted, suitable for shipping, would probably command an ad- vance ; 140 bxs and casks fair Ohio brought 5} cts. Export from TS By THE Presipenr.—George F. Ushur, off Rhode Island, to be Commercial Agent at Cape Haytien, in the Island of St. Domingo, in the place ot Benjamin E. Viall, resigned. 4 Adam Gordon, Collector of the Customs, at Key West, Fa., re-appointed. AppoinTMEN Patrick O. Lee, Register of the Land Office at} poor, . sabhitithe hasatinadas ts Oo Natchitoches, La., re-appointed. Ri ri Uaesa bbl. Peter Laidlaw, Register of the Land Office at he demand has been confined principally to the ities of fresh beat, of which about 200 tierces were takon for exportation at $2,56} a $2,75,cash. There is none in market of strictly prime quality. ' Old beat con- tinues neglected. New Orleans, vice Jeseph Genois, resigned. 0G BARNUM OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM is always ahead in point of novelties. He opens rich this week. The wonderful Mermaid, which has attracted thousands of visitors, is re-engaged another week. Mr. Harrington, the far‘famed Magician and Ventriloquist from Boston, is engaged, and will appear in the whole of his highly jar and extraordinary performances. The mysterious Gipsey Girl, who has been much missed dur- ing the last week, is also engaged here. Miss Taylor, the Philadelphia Cattle Market, Beef Cattle—Sales at $4 to $5}; 520 head went to New York; 40 left over. Cows and Calves—192 at mark sales from $18 to $22; extra sold at $27 to $33. Calves, the drove vards $1 26 a $212}; live weight on the Dela. in popular vocalist, Celeste the danseuse, and an endless va- | ware, 5a $3 25. Hoge 30 at market, sales at $4 50a riety ofcuriosities. Day performances every afternoon. | $5. Sheep—1470 at market, sales ut $137 a $187, extra Altogether this isthe most brilliant treat for 25 cents that | $2 374. we ever heard of. RR LAT GE SO RAST ATP PE Died, On the 27th instant, Mrs. Many Rvex, wile of Henry uck, in the 33d year of her age. The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at 4o’clock, from her late residence No. 51 Eldridge strect. The friends and acquaintences of tac family are respect- fully invited to attend. At9o’clock, on the 27th instant, of cholera morbus, complicated with congestion of the brain, infant daughter of Robert and Margaret Kinross, aged 9 months and pine 0G@-_ THE IMMENSE SALE THAT KOLMSTOCK’S Vermifuge has, is a sure test of its value and the estima- tion in which it is held by families. It would be quite too expensive to ppblish the volumes of certificates that have been given for tuis article, and the users of it are requested to spread thenametoall persons whom they think may be benefited by it. Speak of it in all families, and you will do your duty to your fellow creatures, and feel assured ofthe approbation ofall good men, and will receive your reward in heaven. We call on all good citizens to make known the effects of this wondegful remedy. Remember and ask for Kolmstock’s Vermifuge; the that has become known to you through the adverti ment should be used, in jusiice to the proprietors. To be found only at 71 Maiden lane, 25 cents per bottle. days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfully invited to attend the funeral, at 5 o’clock this af- ternoon, at No. 66 9th Avenue. Passengers Salled, La Guarna anv Manacatno—Brig Emma—Col Antonio Gurado and servant, H Castagne, John Luder, of Caracas; Charles Lawler, Bogota; Capt Jolin Day, New York. MARITIME HERALD. 0G- DISAGREEABLE WEATHER GIVES US THE blues, and we have to resort to Sherman’s Camphor Lo- zenges to keep up our spirits, Sherman is the prince of fellows, for he does more towards relieving his fel- w-beings than all the rest ofthe faculty. His Lozenges are extending their Iness to all countries, far and near. His warehouse is at 106 Nassau street, one door above Ann. Herald Bul of News, The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o’clock, A. M.—and also of the Wo Ship Masters. We shall esteem st a favor, if captains of vesscis arriving here, wall give to Commodore W. A. Bassett, of our news Beet, a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, vessels spoken on a list of their cargo, and ax ‘Commodore Bassett wil ly on their arrival. We will reciprocate ied me the favor in any wev. evening mails, at four o’clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from of the world, may be found on the Herald rerio Bulletin at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop 'To Correspondents Abroad, and read, Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Our correspondents in foreign ports are respee*fully requested to send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they ean obtain. Nautical information of any kind, from any one re hispida: iy. tae tm Siete gad siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. The Generel Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, pan et bills, cards of sll is PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 28, 194%, ba atts a sUN RIDES 5 26| moon nise: wi MONEY MARKET. SUN ORTO 63) HIGH wat! - 2a Saturday, August 27—6 P. Mm. > Gleave, Latha . | Bark Weskeag, Spaulding, Savasmab, Joh Brig We romark no new features in the stock market today. | Bark Weikeag,, Sraulding:, Savannah, Joho Ogden —B Sales were as usual moderate. Long-Island fell }; Can } Mohawk }. That thebanks of N. Orleans have broken down beneath the abominable curruption and mismanagement under ser, Adams, Matanzss,’ Spofford, Tileston & Co Date, St Marys, Ga. Underhill & McKinley: Fellowship, Armstrong, Halifax, HG Donovan; Ada Eliza, Shannon, I’ iadetphia, A B Cooley & Co—Schra Boston, Biadley, Geo: DE; Michiga @ Lowd n, erry Baltimore, Johneor K Lowd: ns mnington, NC; Globe, Gaskill, Washington, which they have labored, is no cause of surpsise. A. few Geo Pollok, Casey, Newbern, NU: Adlanie, Rabitaoa, Teinivns whole nagebers mor lege wei yl Bee ‘Baltimore: Friend Lovell, Bostouy Splendid: Crowell ence in the State Legislature, to procure a loan of the | do; Abbott Lawrence, Meeker, do; Jasper, Nickerson, do, Stata crpditto entablish banks for their own particular be- | gs Oior- wrk, Meacom, 13 days froty Castom, With mdse, nefit. to master. ‘The U, 8. ship Boston, Capt. Long, suled for M: ‘The banks of New Orleans suspended Specie payments | m! a a Gta Peng sor on the a0th of May 1887—and in Dec. 1887, a} whig Legis- | Aitnr, Damarean; Cavs = Tanthe, Steele, “At Macaos lature convened, and through its joint committees, requir. | [lenry Pratt, Rogers; Horatio, Howland; Levant, Foulke; Robt ed of each of the Banks statements under the oaths of the Belgian. bark Matia pow re from Antwerp, July 17, with Presidents and Cashiers, [among other things] of the ca- | "ri; Scar, 1d days from ‘Lurks Island, with 3300 Ybushels salt pitals paid ineach bank—of the discounts of each bank to | to Nesmith'& Leeds. Vessels left be 4 essels reporter Schr Oliver Neal, Doughty, from Elizabech City, NC. with wheat. Sehr Nassau, Dearborn, 6 days from Richmond, with mdse, to Allen & Paxson. k ‘Schr Dodge, Knapp, 4 days from Richmond, with mdse, to Allen & Paxson. % ; ‘Schr Hudson, Cooley, 3days from Baltimore, with mdse, to Sturges & Cle armani. Schr E. Richmond, Pierce, 3 days from Virginia, with mdse, to master. Below, One brig, unknown. led. Packet ship Siddons, Cobb, for Liverpool, and anchored at Quarantine, its own directors, with their names—of the discounts of each, to all directors—of the whole discounts to all per- sons—of thecireulation and deposits of each—and of the specie in each one of their vaults, The banks according- ly made their returns, under eath- and the same were published in pamplet form in 1933, “by the order of the Legislature,” under the title of “ Documents relative to the Banks of New Orleans,” and distributed through the State. In 1840, under a like requisition from a whig Legislature the Presidents and Cashiers of the several banks, made their returns under oaths, to the Legislature, of their an- Marine Correspondence. Orrick of tHe Rwope istaxper, -, . Newport, Aug. 25, 1842. nual expenses, and these returns were afterwards [in 1840) une Uncle Sam. Fall Ativer for Norfolk; Carolina, Digh- “by order of the Legislature,” published at the office of | “Arr 24th, Susan & Sarah, Fall River for Picton for Albany. Sid Carolina, Philadelphia; Vigil Messrs. Bullitt, Magne & Co. (State Printers ,) under the title of “Documents, kc. relative to the investigation of the Banks &c., and likewise distributed through the State. From these data, the following table has been made out, and the astounding results are submitted to the contemp!a- tion of the people, that they may judge whether their pre- sent distresses are not mainly attributable, te the gras mismanagement of the Banks by the Directors thereof— and of the subserviency and inertness of Legislatures for assasoit. ‘Arr 35th, Holly Bush, Virginia for Newcastle, Me—has ¢ agen sik "with “the fever aud ague; Victory, Providence tor NYork. General Record. Banx ExizanetH.—The captain, crew and the material the zabeth, (before reported lost op the Magdalen Istands, from New York for Schediac) have arrived at AUNCH.—A fine ship of about 350 tons, called the Star Re- public, was launched at Portiand, Conn. 2d inst, She is intend- ed asa packet between Galveston and New York, and will be commanded by Capt Wm Hendley. five years, in bringing them all to a just accountability, Whalemen. and requiring the enforcement of their chartered obliga: Sailed from Edgartown 25th inst. Mary Mitchell, for Pacitic tions. ean. ipatims The Cirew'n. Nicolai Savin, from Cronstadt for NYork, July 12, lat 55 50, 3W. Jon Foreign Ports. Tov, Aug H—Arr SiroesP . Harta, Ate J0Arr Falcon, Phila libias 19th, three vexe sels with cargoes from brig Joshua Sears, St Jon, NB. Aug 19—Arr Phenix, NYork; 21st, Wands- yorth, do; Fidelia, do; 22d, Chalcedony, Philadelphia; Merey Matilda, do." Cld 16th, Selim, Eastport. or a Jane Augusta, Liverpool; Cestus, do; \ rt Inport Andecw ‘Seott, fiom Liverpoo! improvement a og in port, irew ut, from Liverpool, kof Louisiana, 3.097490 1,699,804 5,133,139 1,018, uncertain where bound, to sail in 10 days; Cristoval Colon, ouisiaua St 595,654 2,956,145 1,241.84 Smith, for NYork, dos, Win Engs, from A 1s 1,929, 's, Bk, 1,993,300 1,436,426 2,208,450 Phinda it (000,000 844,821 ste 938 vant, of lerchant’s Ek, ' 1,000, 650,656 4,436,091 Wasi K Franc Orleans Dank,’ "300,000 132478 ‘87 Poland, from Charleston, dg at Cabacas ; ‘mion Bank, | 7,000,000 2,379,080 6,693, de Joinville, from to sail 18th for Providence; !liza- —— —— . for Phitadelphia, Idg; Margaret, from Bath, for freight or Grand Totals, 99,943,832 17,506,963 52,407,152 14,064,933 2,720,9¢3 ymouth, for Boston, 17th; Thames, for Baltimore, in Of the $39,944,832 of capital, the directors obtained in ‘aklin Green, for Charleston, lq; Cyrus, from Phila- J Cuna, Ang 91 , Alpine, from Bost ait He A PRs "at the way of discounts $17,506,963, or nearly‘one half ! This gives to the 162 directors an average of discounts to each, of about $108,000! But those documents, in detail, would show, that some 30 directors, and their commercial houses, obtained in discounts some $16,000,000, and hence thoy ‘Aneto, Aug 13—No American vessels iu Lacuna, July 20—In pert, Emily, from and "Ss Preane, Mart. Aug 5—In port, Dirigo, from Norfoik, dise; "for Boston, few had about $600,000 cach! That in the Commercial, Con- | Pigthers une. gissemaAt Barbaliwee, April 27, Ware solidated and Orleans Banks, the direetors obtained in dis- | s1w, and Taskar, Tg. At’ Assa- for Europe, oat. commen ‘with 3300 picals on boar, for Enrope.— ‘Virginia, (Brem) wos cargo. rewton, dest air. counts on an average about one fourth of the capitals of those banks! ‘hatin the city, Improvement, Louisiana State, and Union Banks, the directors obtained in counts upon an average about one third of their respective Capitals! That in the Atchafalaya,Citizens and Exchange Banks, and Bank of Louisiana, the Drectars obtained in discounts upon an average about one half of their respec, tive Capitals! That inthe Mechanics and Traders’, and Merchants’ Banks, the Directors obtained in discounts. within about $400,000 of the Whole of their respective Ca, pitals! That inthe Gas Bank, the Directors obtained in discounts, the whole capital—and $829,008 more than the whole capital !!! Proportion to the Whole Discounts. Thay in the Atchafalaya and Union Ban}. the Directors obtain. ed from cach, more than one third of the Whole Discounts to stockholders and all other persons! That in the Citi- zens and Improvement Banks, the Directors obtained from each nearly one half of the Whole Discounts! That in At Rie oat, ig. At t Ri Sulg. Pestos Gloom Pung, April 27, New Oxle Ad {At Benegun April 27, George Ry’n, from ‘Boston , nearly’ |. Pleiades, ‘with 3500 piculs, sid from for Padeng. The Brazil, bound South, sid from T United States Ports. Taomasron, Aug 20—Ar: Talleyrand, Havre; Geo Henry THe Aug 2 cArr Eanpire, NYork; Kennebec, Cadias Oe oon ig %—Are Caroling, Augusta, Trabangun, Sima- 8) tra, May 3; Gazelle, St Pieure, Mart. Bosrow, Aug Pieg, Crovstadt; Viola, 8t 1 Thomas. orfolk; Wem Kini 25th, Rideout, Pro- ignal ves : Spring Bird, New York; Gouge Hour, Aug 25—Sld Mohawk, from Philadelphia, for ovipMce, Ave 25—Sid Vietory, NYork, aseroL. A UA ferggncdore, Samer aie Mincle, JARTFORD, yd elds, NYork; Miracle, ap re A at, Worite IN Vork. Frances, o- A ‘ishp and 1 brig. Cld Chickasaw, burg; Cleopaten’s Barge, » the Exchange Bank,the directors obtained more than half | g¢ 434 Ma, Ang 27--A\ Home, Boston; GH Wright, the Whole Discounts! ‘That in the Gas Light Bank, the iho: Gee farren, Havana: Philadel ager, Gg Directors obiined $408,220 more than, helt of the Whole | Wag Kyrewmons Comet, New, York” CH! "Foscany, Sag Mary, Providence; Lydia Adeline, Poughkeepsie. Arr in the Senay), Gleaner Lake ee rovittowell; St Thomas, | Newport: Liberty, Prove | LTIMORE, ®—Ar Cel NYork, jy Avexanpns, DO. "Aut Bowla Kithioeld Gracie, Kingsto a yiicnmonn, Ang %—Are Wave, Boston, Sk Ninetta, New wNonroux, Ang 2%—~Arr Union, Boston. _SEAMSTRESS. ANTED—A sicuation as seamstress and dress maker by a respectable young lady. The best of reference ean be to respectability and capability, Apply at 204 Fulton ‘some person already es- hlished, doing a good safe business; one down town preferred. A line lelt at the office of the Herald” for“ Boabdill,” will be strictly confidential and atteu 27 Lim BREAD" BREAD! BREAD ihe poor, at the old cheap shop, $6 Ludlow street, where m be had 444 pounds of Baked Bread for oue shilling, 2% d2 for euny and tenpenny:: butter crackers six panes per pound . HOLME! au2atw*m 46 Ludlow street. PARIS MILLINERY GOODS—F. BS’ NGE, 163 Walker street, has commenced and will continue to receive a. by all the Havre Packets, his usual su French Artificial Flowe ily i « Bancy Beat ™ prigs, &e., al etea by him: in Also, 0 supuly of Materials for Flower Makers, con: ig of every article required in the manufacture of Artifical Flowers, Broad. street, ‘he spectfully inform the publi Beautiful style. Our segars, Wines and liquor that can be proc hall also.-be daily supplied with ysters fresh from their native beds, We wish not only to re- ceive but to justly ment the spprobation of our customers. urs 1t*ee ete OsT OFFICE. New York, August 5 P Steawer—Letter bags for Liverpool pe ro mn, on the Ist September next, Ww lower post offices on Wednesd J. The ‘overland ‘poatage of 1840 ceus on, ench Ketter, mustbejaid. JOLIN LORIMER GRAHAM, auad Str ris host Master. U.S. CILY DESPATCH POST. HOURS of Delivery each day, duper exeioe Upper and Lower Post Offices:— m per and 4 1912, at the Letters deposited befo ts Half-past 8 o'c ates: 4 3" PM| Wall be sent out for de- At all the Stations before livery at 9 AM, and 1 Forelock, AM] and 4 o'elock, P M. a PM Letters to be sent Free, Must have ‘Free Stam them, otherwise three cents w: whom the leiter is addressed, party 10 of wh $2,50 per 100, y p Hiieatton at the upper or lower post offices. Stamps ested Uy the ki atch Post will be received. It is indispensable fthe residence ahould be stated in ail Jett: rs ‘ost. 0 r solicits the earliest imormation should any irregularit'es occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM ands ly ec Post Master, PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, from Livervool, is dischare ing Under general order, at Orleans wharf foot of Wall st Consignees will please attend to receijt of their goods. Au20T OMEROY & COS NEW YORK, ALBANY, TROY BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA PACKAGE EXPRESS, leaves every Evening, Sundays excepted, for the above named and all intermediate places. ‘Office No, 2 Wall street, New auttr PAPER—Ainea’ Ruled Letter and Foolseap Paper, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at ver ney rives,, 4 PERSSE & BROOKS, No.G1 Liberty street SRS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA — re !—This extremely delicious a hhy celebrated in Chua and Europe justin feat the Canton ‘Tea Company's Genera 50 cents and SI. an2tlm*r tham street, New BUCKLEY & SCHOFIELDS EX'TRA F/NE STEAM CUT TOBACCO. HE Subscribers this unrivalled factory, Thirteenth street near Broadway, New. York. Conpoisures have pronounced it superior to any now before the public. Dealers supplied on the most advantageous terms, and a more liberal discount made thay at ayy other establishmentin the country, BUCKLEY & SCHOFIELD, aug7 2t*m At b() REWARD —LosT, $20 ireen tie wine wher passengers from Albany and the Waverl ’% Gold Watch, maiked inside M. th appended thereto a. Gold Hook m the fu e, set with garnets—a gold vinigrette, a gold heat, with hair inside. Whoever returns she above to Messrs, Ormabee & Carter, Waverly House, 56 Broadway, will receive the above aud] 2tem rahain’s May He waly's Bow all. the popular Magazines ot the day, nM ony BRADBURY, SODEN & CO, 127 Nassau street, New York, and 10 School street, Bost: N_B.— Particular attention paid to orders from the trade. au2z7 } Fine Cut Tobacco M 13th etre W.M. to (Stores Nos. 22 Ann and 115 Large sale of dry good: _______ AMUSEMEN fs AUCTION SALES. BY THOMAS Bi le MO. * At 1034 o'clock, at the duction room. clothing, faucy and pledged articles, hardware, cutlery, groceries, choice wines, 10,000 segars, a truly | valuable ship chromomeiter, made by Roskett, cost }, in fine order, cam be seen for Present till day of sale at Mr G, Woring’s, watch maker, Fulton st. Also, 4 sph lendid lever watches and other articles. TUESDAY, At half-past 10 o’elock, at the sales room. Second sale of the valuable stock of hardware and house furnishing articles. Marshal's WEDNESDAY, At 106 o'clock, at she auction rooms, Sale of Furniture, Groceries, &e. Wines, Liquors, south si rior to eny wine in mail BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, _ TUESDAY, At 103g o'clock, att! Seyars,'&e—Comisting of very choice Daf Gordou’s pale and brown sherry, Port ladeira, lien elaret, champagne of favorite brands; Dupay bond, cordials, sperm candies, H Y lavana and Principe oxher articles 1m the line, to w Vited—to be sold in lots Also, 10,000, imported Principe segars, 10,000 Cuba do, 12,000 Half Spanish do. Also, brandy, sheery aud Madeira wines in demijoh los each, R AVETION No ware Sale, 10 o'clock, at No, 21 Platt Sg Sheil eutiery, viz pen guns aud previo of a general assortment of heavy aud shelf goods, w country as well as the city trade, Catalogues the d ke place on ‘Tuesday, the 30th inst, at eet, and will consist of 1000 cards doren m + aei880 ‘Also, 300 pack "con: jorthy lay au26 dtis*r THE O1.D. AN! JOH UNITED STATES CAP, D OILED SILK MANUFAI! IL rae M. DAVIES & SUCCESSOR TO LUKE DAVIES & SON, TOCK, SHIRT CTORY. Te . JONES, 106 William street, corner John, New York. PURCHASERS will at all times find the most extensive as- sortment in the United States, of the following articles, on the most resonable terms, wholesale and retail. . Caps for gentlemen, youth and children of velvet, cloth, me rino, silk, glazed alk, . Full and yart trimmed with fur and plain. Army and Navy officers dress and undress Stocks of ever; cd quality—of satin, bomba: : style ing, &e. made plain, trimmea with bows, cravat ties, dreds apron stocks, ke. Ke. ‘The surenionity of ovr frames is well known by the light- ness perfec nd elasticity of every stock. ; plain and frilled,of muslin piain and fuille’, with linen collars bosoms and wristh¢nds of the most approved pattern coll Chiefs, Flannel Shi 18 silk, white, plaid and fa A 1d on examination equalled by none. r ments of every deseript Fancy cambric shirts of all qual ities. lars and bosor of every style and qa abecvertr nana idren’s oiled silk aprons. silk, medicated, for the cure cf gout, rheumatism, &e, father, eu and muslin, suitable for harwess atid fronts, &e. &c. made under our own inspec om, im the d of such mate: dishipas uperior assortment of fancy articles of Searfs, Umbrellas, Handker- iffners, Guord-Chains, Under Gar- jon and ‘quality, Shaker Knit and rts and Drawers, isery, ‘The attention of the Voice generally are invited to the above ‘woods, extensive assortment o} importation aus im*r , many of which are of our own and will be sold at such Frees as cannot fail to suit. HN M. DAVIES & JONES, 106 William, corner of Joun. HOTEL DE L’EUROPE, (THE Proprietor A opened this est ing publicy solicits hus fiends and others to give him a cal, very del th dup in the ang served up in the dine down town, being N Private Rooms may be had for parties or +i farished. au Broad Street. removed to No. 6 Broad street, and ishinent for the convenience of the eat neacy of the season may be had he: every. ‘! oat recherche style, the bar ors at all times ines an it 3 o’el range jock. Will find this an admirable place to near business. le gen im*r CAST OFF CLOTHING. GENTLE ‘apparel, and w MEN or Families laying aside articles of wearing ng to dispose of the same for cash, can obtain from the subscriber 20 per cent more than from any other ‘will be Dunctwally attended to. aad gentlemen about leaving the city being enewin- superfluous wardrobe, will find st much to their for the subscriber, who will attend them at by appointment. A line addressed to. BOX 107 LOWER POST OFFICE, aur 3e*r oe ORTANT TO THE ALL who quality west of Hu meres, Vesti all kiuds are Prices, 205 Canal street. UBLIC wish to economize ean obt reinarknbly cheap, at 205 Clothing of the best street, one door Also, e_assortment of Cloths, Cassi- ngs, and Summer Goods, from which Clothing of made to order in the best’ manner at very reduced jel9 3m*r BeARDING—A few select boarders will be taken in a goa teel and respectable family, Avoly at No. %4 Fulton at PLATFORM SCALE forsale, weighing 550 pounds Trice $20. Apply at the Tin store 106 Chetry street, five doors from Catharine ‘aus 3° LUCINA CORDIAL. _ TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. | Tat Recetas tend the United Sustes: and in thet period srread its usefulness throughout this heraisphere ast Tepatagion which ithad previo het, the vi i ‘but has alsadded to the renown of its il ed in Europe r x inventor by the unrivalled powers t has been discovered to 1 ness in the cure of in consumption, The knowledge. of its wonderful influence in renovating and invigorating the hu: d the idea of using it in this Way ; teen added to the estal : . Which places the with due precaation, anler the control of the patie scarcely necessary, at this period, to recommend the Luci? Cordial, as, an all-sifficient remedy’ in case of Gleet, Fluor Al- bus, difftenlt or painful menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, aud all diseases arising from debilitation of sh impulse, or a restorative is wanted ; as tthe | States it has taken precedence of all other medicine in such ¢ases, and leaves nothing further to be hoped for ; its cures b jog speedy, perfect, permanent, and effected without pain io trouble. Should these, however, be any person laboring the above complaints, who are doubtful of its almost aniverss!!5 tested meniu, { recommmend @ to them with all confidence on my own personal responsibility, fecling assmged if they it the required trish that health to the afflicted and gratefulness to Dr. Magnir, will be the result. B as.ts also the case in Europe, the namense Americm reputation of the Lucina Cordial is principally based on its thoroughly in 4, indubitable, and generally admitted power to eual FE fer been considered barren, to bear offspring, #1.d og bo Bovets io emilee. when retneed 1g or = fe prostration, et health and. act Wien 1 test received the exency of the Laciva Cordial, the ty Magnin, govrtaanens ing its immense foreign celebrity, aud that accoropanied it, » by giving any per with the receipt and certificates And much knowledge founded on personal Nogly warrant it as far exceeding my most sanguine hoves, br ever the illustrious inventors promises, in the fuldlment of the ‘most important for which it is recommended, and be come ay aay and salve as possible, observation, Lean t popular, To be’ as explicit I repeat, and hold myelt pe, ly responsi ble for the assumption, that the Lucina can invig orate the virile powers m mates, and make them fecundant, ‘Where nature has been deficient, or when they have been pros” trated by arnficia! means ; and also that ¥ can produce that state of the svatem in termaies. Who nad beef previously wofruittal, and imagined barren, whicn wt! J regret that 1 have to speak s0 a HOLDERWELL, M D. DR. CARPENTERS PECK SLIP DISPENSARY. DR, CARPENTER is « reralar educated physician and sur ‘and received his diplomain this city inthe year 1813; a graduate of ‘Union College; was. a surgeon in the army of nited States during the lave war, ex may be seen by are ‘army and-navy register’ of officers thereof, is & Licentiate of the New York Stite. Med. & ‘the Inst twenty-nine years a practitioner of this city; has kept his office for many years at No.4 Peck slip, near Peral and what is most important to know, is the fact, that in all delicate and private diveases, wrether Feeent or of long duration, he is enabled to effect speedy and effectual cures. ‘ Dr. Cr would most seriously caution the invalid to beware of the numerous ealch penny mostrume that are continually paa- ded to thefr notice by @ host of uuptineipled and uneducated pretenders, as also many Otherwise respectable druggists, w!:0 we seen fit of Inte to sanction the imposition by adver aud’vending ae infalible specifics, their multifarious and: dan: fezouscompoonds, Ff : ‘How important therefore to the victims of indi the incipient stage of disease, to place themselve ofan experrenced physician, on whove judi naion they may rely ontakdnbie malaa formidable malady. Dr. Carpenter would add that his ;o ‘as and. offices are admi- rably adapted to the privacy of patients, and his charges will found reasonable. ‘Office open until 5 oe au27 mm :EGONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD — LIVING. HE undersigned has, at agrent expense, fitted up one of the T tnd most apteitfa Contes and Eating Houses in New in which one hundred persons at least ean sit down to an excellent and substantial breakfast, dinne the choicest supplies of the markets, with a bill celled either as regards quality or number of tel ind CH ene tates, Be, in orig fro ate te or jit e ren pence per dish. yt java RISES codloe’ asd the: very best roan, end served or oaly tres dents per cap. And all other refreshments in proportion. The waiters are mniormly ejvil and polite, and every visitor may be asenred of feeling in this establishment te Bagel In fact, every department of the business is under the superinten- dence of competert overseers, whose sole care and attention are directed vo comfort and conveniences of customers a guests. ofthe Frenchand RENE GOSLING, Proprietor renchand American Eating House, Nos 64 and 66 Nassau st, between Jehn st and Mi den Lane. P. 8.—Open Sundays for breakfast, dinner and tea, je30 Imr NCURRENT MONEY of ali kinds purchasedat the best market rates, by Buf SYLVESTER, atm 99 Wail at. and 139 Broadway, M‘ée SLANKETS.—5 Bales of Machine Blankets, HW imehes wide; a good article, nag received and fir sate by PERSSE & BROOKS, an27m 61 Liberty street. STRAY LR At had fcrerncie TAN compen eae be nt article, just eee Etat tor sale bye PSOE! R HKOSKS, ot Lai U auz7a v A 6 ARDWARE PAPE! "Reams of Hardware Pas various sizeay NE WeCeINeN PERSSE & BROOKS, auztin 61 Liberty street. FOUDRINER WIRES—60 62, and 72 inch Foudr iner Wires from the most approved manufactu ing establishments in gland, Just Fecety ed a OE Ee BROOKS, 61 Liberty at. “HO A CO! ‘i SA ATE! A yi RAEN a ai Rea bt Serr falict'eduecdlewen’”"Opee om senses eau il Seless MBE she water where the th tioned has been decrened, which rendersit ag pie as any Fieumey of New York. Ou Tuesday's the Bath is exclusively devoted to ladies nctil3P M.A band of rausic’ will be in at- te grary ple want evening. Price of « cold TO THE LADIES. ADAME COSTEL Ph to treat, with astonishing success, a Peart ebdiies Hea diactty, Shetraccion, fe, bp. whats pression, irregularity, obstruction, &e, by whatever cause pyodueed ont exemoved by Madame C. ia avery aort time. ladame U.’s medical establishment having undergone thorough repairs and alterations for the numeronr pa point of cor of ft! at all better accomm: of her tients, she is now preprred to receive ladies on the wufinement, or those who wish to be treated for ob- their monthly period. IG. can be cousultedat her residence No. 9 Lispen tn "sy and with the strictest regard to secresy. ‘communications and letters must be post-paid angé tw*r TO THE LADIES. Dh. HULL’S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. TPHIS new Lustrament for the radical cure of Prolapsus Utexi or Falling of the Womb, by external application, supersed- ing the use of the objectional Pessary, is confidently recom mendes to the afflicted as the means of perfect restoration to health, it never having failed of performing a cure, even under the most aggravated circumstances, iE ms Vesey st ret, partment, where a lady is in constant attendanc ts. ‘russes and ¢ Supporter has attaines ave heen furn cter in Europe enti f nirope by medical men of the highest stained by the leading member ind Hospitals, and by aff hed exclusively for la having a separate entrance from the Supporters to female pati MADAME COSTELLO. EMALE PERIODICAL PILLS, guaranteed in every case dl their use, though they contain no medicine constitution. Madame Costello, 34 Lispenard st, where the genuine. Price $1 per box. sehere the monthly periods have been irregular, from colds, other ci Their, certainty of action long been ac- edical profession, and hundreds that have oasted remedies; id, 80 sure are in their effects, that care is some: necessary 1 imental to the use the pills, by pills are sold au26 Iw*r dvice given gratis to all PO! KTLGUESE FEMALE PILLS. THESE far-fame | and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are, We perceive, to be obtaingd iu this country. ment on the laat column « 7 2 AdVErtEe mite LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD CO—Danng ; Rockaway season, and until further notice, a train of Care will leave Jamaica at § o’clock ‘in the morning for Brooklyn, commencing on Mon- day next, the 22d inst. All other trains on the road as usual. au2ilw*re For POINT. on and after Mi M Wed jiddletown Point (tide permitting) every sday, Key-Port at street, at si orclack, a's. eve ier fi Sistat half pest? st, x fore B Retarnt Regatta is over. Fare each way, we Regatta w k, Staten Island, each wa) turning, will leave Newburgh immediate! EY-PORT AND MIDDLETOWN mi OC londay, the tet of August, lenve Monday. Tuesdu + ‘Thursday, and Friday, at 2 o'clock, p.m; and 3, o'clock, r.m. ; and Now York, foot of Robinson y Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- o'clock, F.m., touching at Se- rs an24 tmr® Saturday at FE: GATTA.— The steambort HGHLANDEID, Capt. Wardrop, wil leave rarren street, en Wednesday morning. olclock, fork of Hammond street quaiter be- i y after the cents. Hcome off at 2 o'clock P.M. _* auas 4t#r NEWARK AND NEW YORK—Fare Only 12% cents —The spleudid and commodi F ous steamer PASSAIC, Uapt. John Gaffy, rn i ely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regi: Int tripe for the season on Thursday, barch 10—leaving as fol- lows *—— Foot of Barclay st. New York, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and4 o'clock, P. M. Centre wharf, Newark, at half-past 7 o’clock, A. M.and hilf partloclock PLM. On Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at 10 A. M. apd { DEM, Leave Newark at balfpast 7 A. M. and at 0" cloe! reight of every description carried at reduced prices. B health, bata to the residents of a crowded city. are with a jaunt to Hoboken, ‘ork only for a few hones. along th a en enlivened conspire to render this by far the most favorite place resort, Access is rendered ensy by. Chi pher street Ferry Boats, whieh ply constanth FO! ib: ‘ well stow, will be di THE MOST INCOMPARABLE OF EXCURSION® is to Hobok: hi of nd of scene is mot only esset great of enjoyment in the summer For this, nothing ean com to those who can leage Its shady and er—the invigorating breezes fom the water—the beauty of the scenery—the many fine and coin; ted from the sammit of Castle Point. chanting grounds-—the romantic site of the Elysian Fleids ef music, a of sammer Canal and during anls 2w* re Me Ooo Repteniter Tt venaed piety “they 0 Kacket shin CAMBRIDGE, Captain chet patched as above, her regular da Barelay, commodations, apply to H ys For passage either to or from Liverool, FER rior ae- 6 : N. B.—Drafts can be furnished for any amount, throughou. the United Kingdom. Apply as above passage, comfort, a or to. dhe rcket Sh eich, Captaty angers: I board, wil For freight or board at Agents FOR LIVER se “ S-—Ueabslaas wat York i ar Packet the very fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, t, having the greater portion of her eargo on f 08 10 in New Orleans, Hulls & Wools, who wil promptly forward all to their ad Great care wi th stre nga fs) ie: pet wt % South street. inn Skiddy, of 1 The ash Ontobes, hey may rely on the ships of this line sailing On? Line=I ceed the Sheridan, and netual- re Ww ORLEAN' —Tou; tively rst and only il as above. eet , cof Wallstreet on Heana wharf, foot 0 &, ir address, be n to have the goods by this line cor techie wit be agra in i i hen fd ga iifsail punetwally as J extensive and comfortable accommods: ship has very tions fc bin, id cabin and steerage agers, al reason: ble rates, Hf early apphteation on board mae 2. .T, TAPSCOTT, Wrest. 3 Peck slip, or 52 South st, comer Jones PARK THEATRE, REDUCED PRICES OF ADMIssi0N. First Circle of Boxe: Second and Third C: The M be, fuliy When will be c hen ‘3.3 wn's Comedy of the 10} N, Sis Robert Bramble, Comey Otlaned: ‘01 a iiheicnon copelue with PAUL PRY Burton | Colouct Hardy, Placide ‘Miss Bulos 1 at 7 o'clock and the performance will com- ‘NIBLO'S GARDEN. — UF EXTRAORDINRY ATTRACTION..<D TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!! Gorgeous Comie Pantomime Io which th ote fo mayen ave: FAMILY and i hich the who! E. COMPANY ts brought ite stent aekty eateedb ENTHUSIASTIC AETNOB MONDAY EVENING, August 29, the commence at 8 o'clock, Ww: GRAND OVERTU TION. A Entertainments will fer which THE WOODCUTTERS. Mons Duboir, — Frazco s Ravel piety Leon Ravel Jobard, Gabriel Ravel | Gereral, Mr W Antone Ravel | Officer, J Rave! Mons Serfeuli, Mou Dauvergne | A Jailor, ‘e paige OO Jerome Ravel | Mme Serfeul, Min J Revel Mile Doutreville Quarter of an hous inte MeN be allowed fresh hour's interna , . iments in the Grand Saloons SOF He 0 be succeeded by VERTORE, N ER’ After which, th time, will be produced a magmficent Comi Pantomime called THE NIGHT Qh: 5 Mr r MAZULME, OR Mazuline, the Night Owl ells Chevalier Bariano, Jerome Ravel smile, Gabriel Ravel Maclon, Antoine Ravel aharn: Mons Dauvergn M Mme Jerome Ravet Jy ie Doutreville % a Slave, Miss We ay a 4 To coueinde with of the Magnificent Palace of MAZULME! The yhole to, conclude witt | THE PROMENADE MUSICALY, {F The proprietor respectfully informs the public, that tn compliance with the wishes of numerous Visitors, this much 'd part of the entertainments, will be given after the per * es aeons are over. cting Manager, Mr. Unippendale Musical Leader and Director, lr.» Woout. Tickets—50 cents Doors open at seven o’clock, Entertainments to commence at echt. CHATHAM THEATRE. B OF REST. MONDAY EVENING, August 29th, 1842, will be performed {ivi may of Y . JACK CADE. Jack Cade, E Forrest | Wat Worthy, JR Beott Mariamme, ie J Clitton In the course Of the even ‘Two Overtures will be performed by the Orchestre ‘0 conclude with the Farce o bs ape ATCH IN THE DARK. Capt Courtney, Hield | OF lim, Bial ‘ Hen Marsden, Mrs Tyorne First Tier, 50 cents ; Pit, 2% cents; Upper Pu Tier, 37 1-2 cents, {2 Doors will open at7—Curtain will rise at quarter befo 8 o'clock precisely. Box Offi daily fi 5, bak fice oven daily from 9 to 5, where Tickets may be AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET opposite St, Paul’s Church. . T. BARNUM, MANAGER. WONDER OF CREATION. Jnercased Excitement. Iu consequence of the immense crowds of Ladies apd emen which have visited the Museum during the last being aware that thousands of persons have been ¢ the MERMAID, who are desirous of doing 50, the Manager has. at an immense expense, made arrangements with the proprietor to exhibit-at the tiseuun, for one week more, the greatest curiosity in the world. the i REAL MERMAID ! No Extra charge for Admission to the Museuin In order to accommodate the immense number of visit which daily attend he th MI, th ek, be iW DAY TERFORMANCE EVERY APTERNODS | commen atdo’clock—the performances in the day being precise] # Sime as hove in the even. Mr. and Ventriloguist ny the. celebrated: Magielan is en ‘Also the Mysterious Gipay Girl, who can be Gousulted privately during he day. Mise’ ‘aylor the popular yoealist from the Park. Theatre-La Petite. Co- Teste, Albino Lady, Bellon Ascensions, Fancy Glass Blowing, and 00,000 curiosities. ‘Admitiance to the whole, Museum, Garden and entertaine ments, 25 cents—Children lialf price. uz _ BILL'S NEW YORK MUSEUM A. GARD G The publi ia respectfully informed thatthe New i It is the in- tention of the subscriber to re-open on or abeut the 20th of Au- ust, and pledges himself at that time to show the public one of Most magnificent and refined places of amusement to found in the United States. G. H. HILL. aul2 Im*r = "TO. THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION! S'svor L, MART having succeeded in bringing the tice i Eu by delightful instrument into extensive and favorable ; and having developed the powers and capabi eut im two Elementary and Practical Treatis been extensively adopted in France aud Englan begs leave to inform the public generally, that he ix about r pul ng copious extracts from the above works, which will shortly be issued from the Press of Messrs Firth Hall. SIGNOR MARTINI will be happy” to xt i the art of playing the Accordion, at his residen: street, or at the residence of Pupils, And h that those Ladies professional is method auld 3m*r DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA- TUS F. A. ARTAULT'& CO, ALTER aye STREET. A. )., 168) a - "THIS beautiful ait has arrived at such perfection, that two _ hours instruction is sufficent to obtain a pertect knowledge of it—which will be ho. the store o rice of the apyarat —Acromatic Lenses, French pI poli, bromine, chloride of 10 Tan Aral kG I fi d. FA. Artault & Co, are constantly reeeiting from nds offancy articles of the latest invention. 0} N QUARTETTO—The German Quartetto takes jearure to inform the publie most respectful now ior Evenlog Serepaies ta the an | on the most reasonable te: lease inquire at Mr H.THORBECKE, 0 PROFESSORS AND AMATEURS OF THE TOpANG FORTH —the Mises © fully to i intending rate prices to grand ianofortes. in rosewood anil maho & Stoddart, of New Yon taser Daboi Y vcheae ahr caleed johe square, London; also several valuable oil paintings. M be exami id ut their residence, No, 86 White street. au c "THE NEWBURGH ANNUAL REGATTA, which wag i ag “announded to come off on,the 17th inat, has been rosty until Wednesday, the 3ist. There are to be three Races for es, amounting to Four Hundred and seventy Dollars, to. be awarded tothe successful competitors in Gold. First Race— for the Newba: ia Association Purse of $235, by six- oared boats, to be diat-tbuted as follows:—First. Prize $125; se- cond $90; third $20; second re Purse of $185, by four-oared beats, to. be flows:—Firt Prize: $100; second $60; third R he New Wind: for Purve of $50, by. t Prize $35; second $1 tance to be rowed, thres miles and repeat. a che race, will take place in the Bay opporite Newbargh, at 8 Clubs of the neighboring towns and villages are invited to Join m the Regatta. | it Rulesand regulations to govern the race will be announced ina few days. i jcati th t addressed to JAMES BELAY, Beerearyo the Heute Sees Asclations tly att ; When Aas. O18. ums (t*r THs. pay is published, by F. Quarré, Esq., a new periodical entith THE ARTIST, ‘A monthly Lady’s Book, ‘This work will be com Aary articles by the moat emiment American and of lite- ‘oreign au- ‘The embellishments of The Aztist,” which will be more numerous than in any publication of a similar nature, are inan entirely. new style; insterd of being mere engray’ black, they will present the brilliant hues of nature ; te, Flowers, pes, and Fashions with which it will be oma’ hei rate cole aly colored eneravimes of the 1 ith minute descriptions of them and new rces. of Music by the most celebrated compo- MH bcription—three dollars per anpum, payable in advance, forwhichione namnber will be te iar ea fed every. month: Subscriptions received at the office of “ The Artist,” Ne. 64 Reade Street, near Broadway , New Note—The nature of this work, and: at care with which it wile executed, will compel he proprietor to pubieh only Certainty, engage to furnieh the numbers of "Phe Artist,” ex- Cepting tosubseribers. nude Two RHEUMATISM, R. 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