The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1842, Page 3

tent currency of that State, and the condition of the ‘banks, resulted in an almost unanimous expression of a ‘want of configence in the ability of the State Bank and Branches to restore and maintain a sound currency; that their present circulation could not any longer answer the purposes of a currency, and that it would not be received by the producers in payment of the present growing crop of cotton. The refusal of the Governor to call an extra session of the Legislature, for an early action on the sub- Ject, and before the crop shall be brought into market, has very properly awakened apprehensions in and out of the State, that the currency question is again to be made a political one; the present institutions, as well as their past course, are to be sustained, and the evils’of a depreci- ated and irredeemable currency to be perpetuated in that State. The meetings held throughout the State, in connec- tion with the late extraordinary course of many of the interior brahehes, indicate very satisfactorily, that there is more serious trouble ahead, and that there ean be no security in the present currency, pending the action of the Legislature, which convenes on the first Monday in December. The effect of the new tariff upon business has been thus far favorable, inasmuch as It has produced a rise in those articles which now bear the highest duty, and pro- moted activity in others. The following table will show the immediate effect upon some leading articles:— Prices or errtar Articies 1x New Yor anv Boston ORE AND AFTER THE ace or THE Tantpr. August 20. "Sept. 5 fig’. Shi. 5 ust 20. Sept.5. .2ug.20. Sept. 5, Old Sable Iron, 70,090.00 $2.00u98.60 "B00" ase 56 Swedi Toa! | T9189 FOARZ Scotch Pig, 2028 2321.50 23421 Molasses, Cuba, 1820 Tal 1942 pgs 18320 1820 2202? 3402830 35a38 Lisbon, 40470 - = 1.5002,00 = ‘354028430 30ai0 2.00a225 1,30a1.70 1.5012.00 1.50a x 90395 1-4ua.55 9541.05 60065 = 75a85 90495 095 alo alg mm 8.00410 00 73ga9%{ 7%a9 4 bwn, 52536.50 5.5096.75 446M 53gx7 fe Brazil, wht, 6.00a7.00 7,008.00 alg a7 Cloves, 2Ga28 29130-26227 28a Salt, Tarks Island, 1.872200 2002.12 24a2136 28490 ‘This shows a sudden and great rise in prices of imported articles. When the tariff bill was vetoed on account of the land clause that it contained, it was generally supposed fiat the present Congress would pass no tariff. Prices were therefore very languid. The moment the bill Passed the House without that objectionable feature, con- fidence improved, and prices looked up. It is observable, however, that American articles of the same description have not improved in price, the rise in foreign articles being mostly on those on which the duty is considered Prohibitive. This is @ practical commentary on the doc- trine that an increase of duties does not increase the price to the consumes, _ We mentio: sed some time'wince, that the Governor of Il- linois had prohibited the reception of the bills of the State Ban’¢ in payment of the revenue of 1942. The fol- lowing ‘1s the official notice:— Executive DerantMent, eevee ; August 16th, 1842. ; , We, the undersigned officers of the State, being of opin- }.on that there will be danger of loss by receiving the bills ‘of the State Bank of Illinois and Branches, in payment of the revenue of the State, and of the different counties in for the year 1942, and in payment of college hool and seminary debts and interest, do hereby pi the reception of said bills for the purposes aforesaid, : as day of September next, until otherwise pro- d by law ven under our hands the day and year above written. THO. CARLIN, Governor, JAS. SHIELDS, Auditor, MILTON CARPENTER, Treas. The bills of the Shawneetown Bank were not included in the proclamation, because no authority existed for so doing although they are equally unsafe. This proclama- tlon has caused great commotion among owners of land in IMinois, held either on speculation or otherwise, because those gentlemen have laudably, taken advantage of the lepreciation of the State Bank bills, and bought them up herewith to pay taxes efter Sept. 1, when the collection »mmences. These individuals having their hands full of paper, which ig now, of course, unavailable, seek to raise a great clamor against the Governor for the proper course he has pursued. Were it not for this judicious Proceeding, the State would be entirely deprived of its re- venues. Tne effect of the proclamation is merely to sus- pend the collection of the taxes until after the Legislature ees. The two Banks of Illinois are no doubt, entirely “Own, andcannot be resuscitated. The coming session of the Legislature will, doubtless, witness their final extinc- tion. The new Legislature of Illinois is of a character which ensures that strenuous efforts will be made to re- trieve the credit of the State and weed out the doctrine of repudiation frem among its inhabitants. The bank bonds will be retired, and the assets of the State brought for- ward in settlement of the remainder of its li: On the 1Sth ult, we stated that an irregularit ing the Kentucky State Bonds had been discovered, and that some explanation was required from the Secretary of that State. This explanation has now been given as fol lows :— The Legislature of Kentucky, by an act approved the 2ist of February, 1840, authorized'a loan of $1,500,000 for Internal Improvement purposes; andthe Governer was authorized to sell the bonds or scrip of the State payable in 30 years, with authority to issue a portion payable in six years. By an act approved the 18th February, 1841, the amount authorized to be issued was increased $196,- 000; and by an act of the last session, approved the 3d of March, 1842, it was further increased $420,000; making in the aggregate authorized to be issued by the three acts, $2,116,000. On the 22d April, 1640, the issue of bonds of the denomination of $100 and ‘payable in six years, com- menced, and continued until the 19th of February, 1841, when it ceased; making altogether the sum of $609,500 of bonds of that denomination. On the 4th of November, 1840, the issue of bonds payable in thirty years,com- menced, and hes eontinued to the present time. The bonds issued from the 4th of November, 1840, to the 24th inst , have been regularly numbered from 1 to 1,269 inclu- sive; and the whole issue under these several acts to the present time, amounts to $1,878,500, being $237,500 less than authorized. ‘The editor of the Herald is entirely in error in stating tl numbers of any of the bonds issued two years run upto 1,176, For I repeat, that the first issue of thirty years’ bonds under the act of 1840, was made the 4th of November, 1840, and was numbered 1, and bond number 1,176, instead of being lsoued in 1840, as stated in the He- rald, was issued the 23th June, 1842. But {t seems that bend number 1,142 bears date the Ist of August, 1842, and bond number 1,176 the 23th June, 1842. And this I learn has produced that ‘serious cause - — ” amongst the dealers in stocks in the city of ew Yor The bends which have been issued tucky for the last two years have been paid to the public contractors. The $1000 bonds were found to be very in- convenient in making change, and the Legislature by an act approved the $d of March, 1842, authorised the issue of small scrip of the denominations of from ¢4 to $10, inclu- sive, bearing interest from date, anu redeemable in thirty ‘That discrepancy is ently explained. Riz years’ bonds om demand, when the amount of $1000 was presented. The Northern Bank of Ker.tucky acted as the agent of the State in issuing and redeeming this scrip. And it becam: necessary of conrse to have in that Ban! ficient amount of 30 years’ bondsof the t $1000, to redeem the scrip;when demand- rpose,there was ir@ued from this office the bonds numbered from 1,133 te 1,152 inclu- ) payable in 30 years and blank as to date, which were delivered to t)ae Cashier of the North- erm Bank with directions to fil{ in the date of its issue in redemption of the small scrip c: ;rtificates. The bond number 1,142 trans mitted by you to NewYork andreferred to in the article of the Herald, was issued here the 14th June, 1842, blank, as to date. It remained in the Northern Bank until th,e ist of August, when the Dlank was filled, and it delivered in redemption of that amount of scrip certificates. If Tam asked why the ce was not inserted when the bond was issued from office, I answer, that if it had been, the State would have been paying interest both on the scrip and the bonds s et apart to redeem it, at the same period ; which would have beam twelve instead of sx per cent interest. The bonds have been issued in strict conformity to the law, and regularly numbered; and with the exception ot those deposited in the Northern Bank for the purpose s mentioned—they bore date when issued from this office, Hoping that this explanati pp ~ “s Now ee aon ‘will be satisfactory to your am, very respectfully, ‘Your obedient, ‘servant, JAMES HARLAN, Te D. A. SAYRE, Exc,, Secretary of State. Lexi agton. This ia pretty nearly the explanation which we have be fore given, butit is rot correct. An error in numbering most undoubtedly “sid occur through the carelessness of the Secretary or that of the Bank clerk, who, he says, filled upthe blank. One circumstance the Secretary has not noticed at all. It is that the bond of a low number and later dete is of different paper and print than thatof a higher number and previous date. It was stated that the old pristed bonds on coarse paper were ‘all issued before the engraved bonds were struck off, and yet some of the engraved bonds are of lower numbers than those old printed bonds. This is an icregularity which is not clear. ed up by the Secretary’s explanation. It would be no matter of surprise that a low number should be issued at ‘a later date if all the numbers were of the same paper and series. Sales at the Stock Exchange, i "6, 2 wo oy *” F--tiamer a Ey Sh HerlemRR “415.13 2008 Ohio 6'4, 1850, eh) 50, do = 15 5000 lo jo 1860, State of Trade. An increased activity and ed demand has been created, for almost every description of goods, by, the tariff, which went into oj ‘on the ult. Most goods on which the duty has been raised are held for an advance. Generally, however, buyers are not disposed to submit to the demand. At auction the Siewing mie took place to-day :— Rio Coff-e —526 bags Rio coffee at 3} a 9}c, 4 mos. Cochineal—2 ceroons cochineal, 86 a 89}, cash. Molasses—New Orleans sold at 200; Porto Rico at 20c for fair, to 28c for prime, and I7}c fortart. Havana ix worth 15 a l6je ifsweet. 37 hhds New Iberia sold at 26 cents. Naval Stores—North County Turpenting éold at $2 37}, and others at $2 50. Spirits of Turpentine sell at 30 a 1c per gal. Sales Rosin, for manufacturing, at 87}c. Oils—Linseed Oil advanced to 90c, cash, and 95, 4 mos. Spring Sperm sold at 73c, cash. Provisions—Prime Pork for shipment was taken at $5 31, Mess remained stoady 3 Beef,prime, can be had at $2 50 per bbl; Ohio Lard, for shipment, 6} a 7c Ib; city at The. Salt—For Turks Island dealers offer 230, und the holders ask 30c, bush. The last cargo sale was'at 2c. There were sales of Liverpool fine at an advance of about Sc a sack. Sugars—There has been a degree of activity, prices tending upwards. Sales Porto Rico at 5} a 7c; Cia Mus- covado at 6 ad$c; St. Croix at 7} a8jc; Brown Cuda at 6a Te; white at 8fc. The refiners have not yet put up their Prices. Brown Manilla sugar is held at Sic. Corn Trade. Flour is getting down to a low point in this market. There has been a little demand for the provinces, which has kept prices up longer than was anticipated, Sales of Canal have taken place at $475. Transactions in rye are at 60 cents, and in corn at ame. ‘The canal receipts at Cleveland, on the 1st inst., were 10,044 busheis wheat, and 3966 barrels of flour. We do not hear of any offers for the west samples of northern wheat over 76 cents; several sales at that price. 1200 bushels from Wheeling, Va., was offered for sale at 77 cents—the berry plump tnd full, good color,aad more free of foul stuff than the general run of samples by the canal. Sales of canal flour at $3{—Ohio river flour $33. Annexed is a comparative statement of the exports of flour and wheat, from Cleveland, for the month of August :— 1811. 1842, Bbls Flour, Bush Wheat. Bbls Flour. Bush Wheat. U. 8. Ports, 39,393 179,252 46,37 119,576 Canada do, 4,431 2,372 11,672 145,40 43,794 181,624 58,048 265.116 It is seen by this, that the amount of breadstuffs at the won this year begins to show en increase over those of 1 The demand for flour at Cincinnati, on the 30th ult., rather pressed upon the supply, the farmers still mani- festing some disposition to hold tation back their wheat in expec- f higher prices. The demand for it has been both Eastern and Southern shipments, the late rise in the Ohio having favored the conveyance of this article by the Western route, as well as to the Southern, There has, however, been no advance in the price of it, except for choice brands, since our last quotations. City brands we now give at $2 75, and country at $2 62. None of City Mills, and those ‘in the country, have any very large stocks of wheat on hand. This is both in accordance with the disposition of the millers and farmers. The one bein unwilling to pay anything above the present rates, and the other holding back, hoping for an advance. We quote 40 a 45c, as to quality. Domestic Markets. Macon, Gro., August 30.—Several loads of new cotton have been received—amounting in allto a4 bags. It has mostly sold for specie funds, and brought from 6] to 6{ cents per Ib, which ‘may be considered about the market price. Considerable old cotton is also coming in, which sell ly at 5 to $} cents, Central Bank money Married, On Tuesday morning, éth instant, by the Rev. Benj. J. Haight, Mr. Rovat W. Baxer to Eveaxon Euiza, eldest daughter of Col. H. P. Robertson, all of this city. At New Britain, Ct. 24th ult.,’ by the Rev. Charles A. Goodrich, Professer Epwp. D. Sims, of the University of Alabama, to Miss L. Axnx Anonews, daughter of Prof. E. A. Andrews. Died, On Monday afternoon, sth instant, Sanan Ax, wife of Peter B. Warts, aged 36 years. ‘On Monday, after a lingering illness, Mr. Davip Nasu, aged 75 years. ‘On Sunday, 4th inst., of consumption, Hayxan Bunxr, aged 42 years. AtEast Chester, Westchester county, on the 5th inst., Mrs. Janet Resp, of Troy, aged 67 years, relict of the late John Reid, of rate At Mobile, 27th ult., after a protracted illness, Bens, T. Franxin, formerly of this city. Passengers Arrived, Liverroot—Ship Hiberma—Miss Susan Irvin, J Rogers— Matanzas—Schr Phebe & Margaret Philadelphia—James. Nz. at R hiladelphi Foreign Importations, Liyerroot—Ship Hibernia—40 tons coal 1700 sks salt Wood- hull & Mintarn—20,000 fire bricks Sam! Thompson—4 bales C J Scott—2 A Slater—12 casks 2 baskets vices | case steel Town- send, Sayre & comI cask B & W Hinchman—5 case H Winter- hottom—6 Stone & co—8 W B Bend—7 bales 3 cases Cameron & Brand—s boxes 2 hales Godfrey, Pattison & co—50 casks W Harrigsen—@ bales Wood, Johnson & co—13 cks 11 cases 9 bales o order. _Deranregi Baste Mersey—2500 sacks salt Taylor & Merrill f captains of vessels arrivi here, will give to Cor A. Bassett, of our news feet, ‘report of the shipping teft at the port whence they sailed, the este spoken ‘on thetr pasage, ais of their cargo, an an reign newspapers they may _ Commodore Bassett wi toard them immediately on their arrival. "We will recieroetee the favor in say wave ‘To Correspondents Abroad, Our ta in foreign ports are respectful sae Rate nit aye hy a faatieal i o ’ siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully teceived.” °™* PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 7, 1842. Stsat, Aug port, Shylock, Lord, for NYork, ldg, only American vessel. lAcMEL, about Aug I—Arr Sarah Smith, Boston. atranatso, May i—In port, Coguimbo, from Boston Jan 19, atr April 2; Gloucester, bo days. ftom. Oahu, atr i at From Boston Jan'22, arr April 28. Sid April anaclan. 4 nv Tows, VDL. April 12—In port, Goti W. about 10days—would proceed thence to Bi wt via New Zealand, United 5: yare, Aus 30—Shd Atlas, Rude, do. for Syd- joston di- ‘tes Ports. ath, NYork; Sept 1, Andro- Macniss Port, Aug 29—Sld Chas Hammond, ED Peters, Mary, and Cygnet, Neon. 5 , Sept !—Arr Curlew, Baltimore. ‘Ottavex, NYork. bon, West Indies. Hood, St Thomas; Sept 1, Cey- Ha Lem, Sept 3-Sld Deposit, Pars; ath, Grani Guzelle, Port au Prince, C) ractolus, Cayen Albany. Boston, Sept 5—Arr Tuchmond, S York; Chi Baltimore; Victor, NY, tune, Liverpool; nc feweastle, A lade phi , Fancy, and Marietta, Plymouth, Havan i fenington, NC; Canary Diamond, Philadelpiia; Narragansett, Richmon ‘ork; J Cooley & Cu, do.) Weanrntam, Sept l~Air Cicero, NYork; Eleanor, d NYork. Sid Monitor, io; Pacific, Norfolk. New Bepronp, Sept 3—Arr Win Pann, Philadelp Albany; et Porter, dos Tier, Albany; Connecticut, dos Conu ‘ork. re, Sept ge Arr F Delaware Bay. York. A older Borden, Rash, Squires & Brothers ‘e i Henry, Philadelp E Brist pt 3-Arr Pearl, Nortolk;_ 2d, New York, Provie dence for NYork; Willard, Warren for do.’ Si" Lady ‘Helen, NYor . Hantronp, Sept 5—Arr Cabot, NYork, Cli ath, Textor, lo. lorida, er Ath Ri of Pirvaverrnta, Sept 6—Are John Jay, Providence; Emitie, Bordeaux; Zone, Susan, and Cinderella, Boston; Phebe & Mi Matanzas: Ivanhoe, Newburyport. Cli. Ruby, Bos Betsey, do; H G Kinc, Providence? Indiana, Bridgeport, Ver uns NYork. “Arr in the Schuylkill, “Nicholas Biddle: News burs Honey Lemuel, Fortitude, A Marshall, Volts, A'S John son, NYork; Republi keepsie. . Battimone, Sept 4—Arr Isabella, Liverpool; Stephen Lur John Dunlap, Bristol, E: seph Balch, Bos- gan, NYork; Direct, do. Cld_Soyhie, Amsterdam; Sp) Montevideo; May, San, Blas, via ‘New York; Traffic, do. 'Sid Ferdi Pauline, Rio de Janeiro; Saldana, do; Fanny, (new) Dema- rara. ‘onartown, DC. Sept 3—Arr Boston, L L Sturges, and Pilgrim, Boston Norroux, Sept 3—Arr Rosetta, New Bedford. Sld Nonpa- do. Cid Robt Brace, West Indies. HARLESTON, Sept 3~Arr Perry, NYork; Tybee, do; Odeon, jean, Albany; Vincent Barkalieu, Pough- Bost WANTED—A varines in the mercantile busin tion is pleasant, the business Incrative, and the stand every particulsr will be found desirable. A cash capital of three oF fou wad unquestionable testimonial of character, &e. jease address hs through the Post offi erview may be had: s7 3t®r WANTED=A situation by « young girl to take care of chil dren, or do general housework for a small family in the country o¢ city—good relerences given, Addressa linc to K.at this office. 86 6tTre OARD IN BOND STREET —A gentleman and his wi aud a few single gentlemen can be well accommodated Wit board and pleasant rooms, ac No 2 Bond street. Persons wishing board for the winter, wv ill find this a desirable i s62wiec tating when an pla ICLESTER, THE CHAMPION, and all who have seen him use the Gloves at the Arena, 29 Park Row, have not seen and see the jenee display y tance 124g cents, for wl shments will be given. s7 ltr JOHN 8 AUSTIN. A CHALLENGE—The Columb torow against the Galatea of Newburgh £500, any day in the Month of Sept. ‘The crews of each, be the same ason the day of the last, at Newburgh Regatts. Address GEORGE HALSETD. a7 2t@r Pee GRAND NATIONAL PROCESSION—At a meeting of the General Committee of Arrangemenis, consisting of a of five from each ward, which convened on Tues+ he’ house of Major Joseph Hoy adjourned to St. John’s Hall, ; sense of this community con: ie outrageous insult which was offered to the Republic of the United States and its Chief Magistrate, at the dinner given to Lord Ashburton on the 2d inst., it was unanimously Ived, That a General Procession, terminating in a Public expressive of the indignant feeling o! ns at the recent national insult, m and self-respect as American next, the 12th inst., that a Programme the Exventive Committee of Arrangements, ah e public journals on Saturday next, and that the ’ ititary Associations of the city are hereby invited to unite on this great occasion. \ y order of the Committee, k WILLIAM SHALER, Chairman. N. T. Anvorp, Gionce F. riomson, § Secretaries. satis PARIS MILLINERY & FANCY DRY GOODS—Just opened at 231 Broadway, next door to the American Hotel, an -ssortment of French goods and Paris Millinery, which will be wold at very low prices for cash by MAD’L, E. BEAUBARD, Agent. N, Bx-Tre customers of Mad?! B. in and out of the respecthully invited togive her acall, 87 3t@re TO MOROCCC MANUFACTURERS —At the last Pair f'the American Institate a diploma rded to me for mens of Bl My success was attributed to of competition. I hereby challenge you, one and all, to compete with me at the next annual Fair of the American In- stitute. M. 8. KERRIGAN, s7 ltte No. 1 Ferry st. [9 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.—A graduate of the Unive.sity of Edinburgh, who is also Li College of Surgeons there, wishes to obta' istancy to 4 Medieal Practitioner in New York or its vicinity. Ample testi- monials of professional qualifications and character, will prodiced. Please address by letter to R. M. A., office of this haper. 87 3t*r YOAL YARD For Sale—The lease and fixtures, with the good will of a yard that, will eommand the sale for cash of 2000 tons. ‘To a person with $1500 or $2000 capital, the above Presents a safe investment not often met wit ress, with real name, Anthracite, box 795 lower post office. a7 3t™r EPICURES! EPICURES! EPICURES! HE, Subscriber, formerly known as one of the firm of Blew and Ten Eyck, of No. 8 Broad street, having opened a honse No. 561 Broadway a few doors below 'Niblo’s Garden, where he sill continues to serve up all the Delicacies of the Season, viz—Game. Poultry, Fish, &e. &c., together with his eclebrated Mill Pond, Shrewsbury and all choice Oysters.fresh or pickled, which obtained the premium at the last Anuual Farr at Niblo’s ens, of ing fitted up a saloon unequalled in the city, where gen- tlemen and their families visiting Niblc propriety, have served up to thetr comfort and sal refreshments as they may call for on Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooms, can be ac- commodated as above, by s71m*r JOSEPH TEN EYCK, SUN Rises ++ 5. 39| MOON SETH ++ee+ eee © 7 34 sUN SETS *6 HIGH WATER ss 2 077 — == Cleared. Ships Roscoe, Huttleson, Liverpool, Grinnell, Mintum & Co; Eutaw, Thompson, do. R Irvin; Bowditch, Crowell, New Qrleans, Danham '& Dimon.—Barks Ann Louisa, Clifford, Vers Cruz, Hargous Brothers & Co; Calisto, Blanchard, Port. Iand, Me, Nesmuh, Leeds & Co.-Brigs Dimon, Robinson, Charleston, Dunbain & Dimon; Citizen, Brown, Est Machi Breit Vdee Shea Win Allen, Spaulding, St Johns, NE te erson; Crllao, Jeffrey, ‘ou, Robinson; A M Hale, Chase, Boston, aa Ship Hibernia, Furbe Miege bivereasl A ip Hibernia, Furber, from Liv ng. 3, with mdse, ‘Woodhull & Minturn. ‘The H. has hid light wrinds and calins the wnole bassage, and has not reefed topauls since she let PoRark Mersey, Edward, 40 days from Liverpool, with salt, to Taylor & Merrill—63 passenzers. fie Charles Hammond, ‘Talbot, 7 da from Machias, with lumber, "Brig Ridelia, Small, 6 days from Eastport, with plaster, &e, to P. E. Nevins & Son: w hr nown, Lovell, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to 8. ew Schr Myers, Fowler, from Washington, NC. with naval shores, 0 order. Sailed in co. with schrs Alabama, and Abbot, oe NY Schr Leontine, Knapp, 4 days from Richmond, with flour, to Allen & Paxson.’ Hegt May, Millinen, from Folly Landing, with com, eto P. Havens. Schr Melville, Keut, 7 days from Lubec, with fish and plaster, Smith & Boynto ‘ jols, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to J. t geht Cornelis, Stevens, ‘Schr Compliance, Sparrow, from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Sehr Pequot, Kelly, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Schr Mary, Chase, 7 days from Machias, with lumber, to the ster. Sehr ‘Cygnet, Kenney, 7 days from Machias, with lumber, to master. Behr Jasper, 6 days from Machias, with Iumber, fe. to the master. Schr Abraham, Brown, Virgi Schr Native, Fiedler, V1 Schr Rubicon, Smith, Virgi Sloop Connecticut, Webb, from New Bedford, with cil, to order. Below. One brig, unknown. General Record. Lerten Bags ron Livenroot.—The Roscoe will sail to- day for Liverpool. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Ex change. Smir Coxansss.—The first and second mates of this vessel cast away at Hatteras in. the gale of the 2ith ult. have acived here from ‘Wilmington, NC.""'Phey report that the ship has Zone entirely to pieces, Whalemen, Sailed from New Bedford 4th inst. Sally Anne, for Indian 2. wt ‘at Eidgartown 24 inst. Rhine, South Atlanti, with 175 esp oll. Heard from, on Off Shore Ground, no date, Chas W Morgan, mos out, 700 sp; George, FH. 600; Japan, Nant.7 mos, ; in April, Mt Veraon, do, 1300. wae” 16, lat 37, lon 4376, Helen, Newport, with 90 "Aug 27, Int 36 35, lon 37 47, Moro Castle, Bristol, 23 days ont, 60 bbls sp. Spoken. Arpethyst from Bremen: and2t days, from Plymouth, Eng ‘ford, Awz 21 fat 48.16, lon 87 15. fords, hom New Bedford for’ Bremen, Aug 15, off Isle of ight. caw, 126 days from Smyrna for Boston, Auz 27, lat 4, yeaa, of Brumick, (2 days fnm the Downs for New 1, Wil 5 1, lat 42, lon a Braseals te) fom Borton for Halifax, Sept 2 lat 42 55, lon A British brig from Cork for 8t John, NB. with passengers, shart of proy a roy, of Jon 43. a lied—Aug 27, lat 44 30, lon 57 30. ork, from NOrleans for London, Aug 16, lat (4 a “harlotte, from Bremen for Trinidad, Aug 21, lat 43 46, lon ‘on, from Boston for Charleston, Aug 28, lat 3727 N, lon nent New Fork, incorreetly supposed the Kentucky, Foreign Ports. ond Aree Age 10—Ia port, Douglas, for Bangor, ready, to onereauieny fer §—In port, Dorchester, from Havana for Tard date with ARE 1610 port, Mary Frances, for NOrleans, M. Aug 4—Sld Shamrock, Boston, lora, for NOrleans, ready. Bonprauz, Aug 7—In port, July 26— Admittance, for Boston, next Sr Unes, July To day; Arabella, une; Cambridge, for Boston, dee Capra, Ang In port, Kentucky, to load for Boston, Lronons, Augo—In port, Quincy, from ‘Trieste wer 7th, to long for Boston. z | Ri ic 6—In port, Effort, for Trapam, 10th, Sid 28th age. Wortgrs Itande, Avg 4—In port, Mazeppa, Is port, Talms, for Boston; Washing. ton, from Neweastle, Eng. disg; Vi from NY ork, freight; Bir James Kempt, from Kingston, Ja, for Halifan, Ni ng. "THE LATE TRIAL OF 8, WALL STREET.—Th superiority of Robertson’ & wted to the public as a simpl nth, 1842, ; New Yorn, August We the undersigned, attended by request a tral bv fire of Ro- bertson and Rich's Salamander bed and Scott's Patent Asbes- tos Safe. The trial was made ina faruace of great power built for the yr se, at the foot of Wall street, on the 26th ‘The principal oliect was to test the fire proof qualities of bertson & Rich's Safe. ‘The safes. were placed tn a furnace and My. and continued til P. M. ime, Scotts Safe, with its con- tents, was found ta be completely destro: Robertson & Rich’s Safe to be in perfect order; 43 the iron at the lower part of Robert: ich’s Safe was discovered to have melted off, salamander preparation firm and entire; in remov- before the fire Was entirely extingui hed, the bot: ientally forced off by its adhering tothe bars of thereby exposing the inner case to the fire, part of the papers were consequently burned and the remai i! ly scorched. The heat was so intense that the wrought iron, rame, the cast uron wheels of the safe, and eventhe bricks of AFES AT THE FOOT OF following certificate as to the ich’s Salamander 8 sut- itement of facts : the furnace melted, yet the greater part of the mahogany case remains sound and Uninjured. ‘During the five hours the fre ie, four ahd ahalf loads of pine wood and ninety-six Th fea vi axcrot the papers jo nach enjoins Kea ¢ preservation «f any of t rs in such an intense he: for five. hi ive evideuce that this safe would be raiug of any store Oy warehouse, from the result of this experiment, we think Robert: sou tied Rich's Safe equal t0 any yer invented for the preserve: tion of books and papers from fire, and entitled to the confidence of the community. JOHN W. LEAVITT. ¥. D. HURLBUT. J. B. VARNUN Having witnessed the trial alluded to in the fore; nt, | am very certain that bertson & Rich’s Have escaped unarmed, trom any” house. burning T sonally witnessed, even in the most e ‘ ’, JOHN G. WINTER. ‘The construction of the farnace was. stich that the Salamnan- der safe here apoken of was subject to 4 greater heat, and the trial was more ugh than any ever before made, and not- withstanding revere. tert the papers Were preserved, and may be seenat the subscriber's offee, where any information can be had as. to the superiority of these. safes over all others how in use, being not only conayletely fire proof, lat also pro: tcete from che serous objection to other Salamander ‘Sa the {het that papers, are, preserved prt while shundance of Hoot exfate tat others do mould the Yooks and impart a dampness to the papers. 3 ‘The improved. Salamander Safes are finished in « atyle su- perior to any ever before offered to the public, and can be maile Uolonier of tnysiae: For saleby” AvS, MARVIN, “cent forthe’ Manafactarert ou face ure, MERCHANDIZE WANTED. | A GENTLEMAN in Virginia, who has a good loeation for thy le of dry goods, groce} hardware goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats. ie. » Wish purchase an assortment 01 the above articles, suitable for a country store, say to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars, and he wishes to pay forthe goods in the same pay he receives for sales, to wit:—in notes of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, dated 3d Jane, 1882,and pavablein twelve months, with interest from date, at 6 percent perannam. The above descrived by and are due mess than nine mont We ge as DOCTOR GLOVER | BGS to inform thoue who have recently enguired if he has jeft the practice of his profession, that he contianes 10 prescribe for'such as require his aid ax sual. “Chose difficult thd protracted ‘cases which require practical experience to en- sare magoom, have xe the Particular te tae (74 fe . The netry have Fal new and important remedies which have escaped the obeer- "De Glovers prisary entation ables him to keep pace 7. Glover's primn ith the lunprovements of the day, being a graduate in the me- a7 attr w dical fession. should beware of the haat of self named Doctors aud pretenters, some of whom spire tbe authors af litle Books upon subjects of whieh they are totally ignorant. No, 2 Aun st—private entrance, 4th door from the Mscuni-ofice houre wal lock Prat, s7 Im*r KS OF HERALDRY—T. B OWN, Bo 1, has removed to 233 Broadway, oppo Coats of Arms, Crests, Cyphers iatical rived on stone. Ladies’ seals, pencil cases, &c., engraved with coats of arms, mottoes, or any other device; stones cut for rings, seal: forwarded ina letter with coats and painted LF spinet flees f of the Unite Price $2 and upwards "Books of Heraldry kept with js of 100,000 names. 86 Str TO THE AMATEURS OF THE hi developed the powers and cay 1 and MAUS wo Riomepeary and Preston, ve been extensively, adopted in France and form the pa ie scnerally. [~". tn from the above works, vid rom the Press of Messrs Firth & Hall, NOR MAREINI will be hay to give ii reatines ngland , bout re* th will 4 he Accordion, a pin, realdences 90,C Wimetior trie rasidence of Pupita, And he fi time It t tI i Geutlemen who may avail temselves 0 sil ake rapid and agreeable nro wethod (simple, clear and progressive. ——— - gr pod tc lates ofa some weeks ‘Suffe glowing “of ‘ihe fi fartamed "Terrapin sn phe ffl fevst,® io vow, They Weill? for be te kaown thai he dobe Asam, of Kineke:bock- er, memory, nk his hat” un at the Terra also the wpsFrejane ofthe finest lite fellows sa: Chriateatom, yclew Now, then, cormorants Turtle Soup and steak Iue, the mantle of ‘Sandy,” has fallen apoa John, te perlections| H wad ih good eating and drinking may be ‘guaranterd at the Terrapin. “A stogle look into the oli Ire Box,” will appense the hunger of him with the short purse, and a taste of nuine at half the old prices will tickle the palate of the Fine Green Turtle se orite. s day, and every day during e Season, s6 lm ZPPHYR EMBROIDERY WOOL, beat Berlin manufee tures, by che case or to suit purchasers. Genian Worsted, assorted colors. Berlin Rott designs and all make: erlin Embroidery patterns, new desigus and all makes, Silk, Cotton, Worsted and Linea Canvass, all widths, Floss Silk, complete assortinent Chenille Cord and working che Purse twist, gold and th Gaze Glace for eo Faney embroid cords, tassels, fringes, &e. &e. Gallo sus, bindings, boot cords, &e Se. Received by'late arrivals, and constantly on hind, by, EDWARI D LIPPOLD, s6eod Im*re No. 104 William st, near John, up stairs. LEARY & CO. HATTERS, Witt Tatzotinee: the Fashion for the Season, on Friday, 9th € NO. 4 AND 5 ASTOR HOUSE. “CARPETING FROM AUCTION, J. HLOUNSBERY & CO, 440 Pearl street, have just re- + ceived from anction, a large lot of Carpeting, and will sell them at the following low py 30 pieces Cotton Carpe 40 “do all wool, for $s. and 3s. 6d 40 do extra heavy, from 4s. to 6 Ali superfine, three ply.and Brussels, which they will sell at great bargains for cash. ‘The public will find itan object to fe purchasing elsewhere, tJ. H. LOUNSBERY & CO., 440 Pea proprietors of the pared to make arrangements with 0 a igle gentlemen for board fae the. winter, on pot loge with the times. BENSON & HODGES. Bank and South sold on tne most favorable terms, a N, SISTARE, 15 Wall stre: Ll f to answer all the. purposes for which they are charge made. perience in that particular ‘branch of the professio guarantee to all who may favor him with a call. ra uded, or no 85 3t"r Whe Anti-Angular System of Writing. GREAT REDUCTION. FROM TWELVE TO 81x DOLLARS! ME. BRISTOW of London, respectfully informs the Ladies SVL and Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn, that his classes have commenced for the season, and that he’ has geDUCKD hus Terms one naif,—to Six Dotiars! Acavesy No. 235 Bropaway, NEAR Park Pace. Gentlemen ofall axes are positively taught in twelve lessons, a hold, free, expeditious and finished businesslike style of ‘Whiting, no matter how bad, illegible stiff, or cramped the writing may be. Axo tHe Lapte Arnext and handsome, delicate and fushtonable Running Hand 17 VISITORS. in New iak ne ¢ in Th jew York cal ours Days TS a gag ay SS i agra ear “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. Boox-Kerrina ‘Tanght on a superior method, by double and single entry, scientifically and practically. VINNESN 29.6.9 C—1 STENOGRAPHY, Anew system of the Art of Writing Short-hand, for taking Lectures, Sermons, ‘Trials ac Law, &e &c.. Uinght perfectly by Mr. Bristow in one course of lessons! at 35 Broadway. 'N.B.—A work of the author is presented to every pupil for their permanent guide. si lm*re E NEW YORK COLLEGE OF ‘MEDICINE PHARMACY. £STABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, FLAS et with the most unprecedented success snce‘its com Tencement, particularly from the unfortunate yictims of ineipled pretgnders, who are, now daily a and vigor under the judicious treatment of the following preparations lready obtaines paralelted {nthe annals of medicine. THE UNRIVALLTED. TONIC A certain cure for all forms of dyspepsia, appetite, lassitude, cutaneous eruptions, general + pre Asposition to consumption, and all complamts. arising from 1 disarrangement of the nervious system. It may be also used with great success in cases of fever md axue, atlas a pre- Yentative te yellow fever. Sold in botties at $1 and $2 cach. THE ANODYNE LINIMENT. For the cure of rheumatic pans, culic, bruises, sprams, nal disease, nervous headache, pains in the joints, and imme- ip permanent relief guaranteed. Sold in bottles, 75 cts each, THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. For the cure of all cases of a delicate disease, or for the boues, eruptions, sore troat, or auy other distressing syimp- toms, produced by injudicious use of mercury, Or by mackory. - Sold in bottles at $1 and $2 each, i THE AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL, Forthe cure ofall derangements of the liver, purifying the lood, exeiting the whole alimentary canal to healthy action nd giving uew vigor to the vital powers, ‘This me hugely aupereeding the drastic purgatives of enders. THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the, female sex, and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female organs, with tull directions and cautions as tose, ad sold in boxes at $1, 50 cents, ané cents each. Sh Qa ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL. For she cure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheama ism, and to improve the tone of the digestive orkans, “Site FRENCH ANTIPHLGGISTIC MIXTURE, feet, and all mucopuruient in les at 50 cents un} jing strength vollege. The eelebricy un- MIXTURE. low pnrite, loss of Guaranteed to eure gonorrt discharges from the urethra. $i eact 1B ‘Sol THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, For the cure of sore nipples, and superfici: thei reo agre uonles, and supercal excavations of ‘in. i iy jals at 50 cents each. he above iprenarations Geel ces betel of ter tallowing icity — Basset, 644 Brondway. . M. Gaion, 127 Bowery, Dr, King, 287 Hudson street. Bias Loreal, 58 Grand street H fi Principal office of the College for street. rder, ck W. 8.RICHARDSON, Agent DEAFNESS. INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR. HHESE instruments are to be obtained at R. SIMPSON’S, 8, Astor House. Of a peculiarly simple construction, th merely require to be placed in the cavity of the ear to give im- medi-te relief to this disagreeable malady. ; Persons, non-residents of New York city, on the rémittance of, 3 dollars, can have apr forwarded by post, or if desired, one for $2 59. “N'B—Agent for the sale of SIMPSON’S EAR COR- NeTs. s4Im*re RANKLIN COFFEE SALOON, 68 MAIDEN-LANE: —J.P_ Brown respectfully informs his friends and the by ie that Mr. Samuel Dayton Will take charge of the Oystet Stand for the eusuing season. As Mr. Dayton's attention wil be directed solely to the Oyster department, the public may klyn, Rew Vork, at 97 Nessan au23 3mr + in superior st) Ie. ahve Shipping and Families furnished with Fresh and Pickled Oysters of the ver? best quality, on reasonable terms 4 3tis®m &e., now ng al cieving from their house in Paris by the newest styles of flowers and ferthers, constantly on hand « most fashionable assortment ot the abeve articles. Dealing by far more largely in this line than any other establishment in the city, they can afford to sell at the very lowest rates and on the most reasonableterms. holesale warerooms up stairs, Also, constantly on every kind of materials fo flower s31m*c manufacturers. SHIRTS: is id most approved French antaloons, vests, and all under garm made to order at short notice and in the most fashionabl Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 67 and 69 Maiden Lan ork. Smee WM. COLL! VY AGENT'S OFFICE, Sa PN Bence, eS dorsed *" fur Grani ae egend Heit be tecelved at thie office ull 3 o'loe M. of the 10th inst. for ep te, a ned building Sand. The Granite to be lengths of 5,6 anu 10 feet, 12 inches by 12, tooled on three sides, and rough dressed on the other. Both the Granite and 8: 10 be delivered on the wharf atthe U. 8. Naval Hospital, near the Navy Yard, and subject to the inspec- i ‘a a offered must accompany the bids, Sho a Tered 08 °° KOBERT C. WETMORE. __Navy Agent. FRE 1 LANGUAGE—MANESCA’S ORAL AND Practical System, Tne subscriber requents ladies and gen- tlemen who wish to resume the study of the Freach Language to make immediate application, as the old classes are now re- forming, and will commence th few, days, A new evening og for ta clans (o? entlemen, and. x morp ng ‘lew Tor tadie ae a eS sen 178 Franklin s1 OTTON OSNABURGS, ny, Petersburg, Va—M Orders received for ‘or sale by W. 5th door west of Broad’ many quant &MRENZIE, 22 Cedar street. EUMATISM is every day disappearing before Dr. Rigi Vegetable Rheumauc Syrup. Here uw another certificate i These are to certify that about one year since, I was taken with the Rheumatism in all my limbs, but in my’ shoulders it was the worst, and 40 bad was it that [could not raise my arms to my head. Bometi id not_sleep for the whole night, but walked the floor i og tayy’ © Thad at different times not than a doven doctors, “but they did me not the thought I never should, get better, and ha advertisement in haves, when seeing pavers of ry’s Rheamacic Syrap,T procured a boitle, which helped me in.mediafely, aud leas than three bottles have perfectly cured me. and I ean with confidence recommend it to any one who is similarly afflicted. JOHN COMMUNS, New ¥. 13 Pearl street, near Whitehall street. w York, 1, 1842. ‘ All are in Pry cor ‘the office, where will be shown above filty nd about thirty certificates of persons a this city who have been cured of rheumatism un the ose (gaweeks, bid ine is for Fy ET ity, on jowery, € treet. In Broo! " Nowis Faltou streets in Newark, at Trippe's, No. 298 Broad panei 86 St ist re CONEY iar 5 re House. ‘The Bail any of the balis of the BANK NOTE PAPE! Carson manufacture, & very and for sale by andr K. JAMES AL! his Consutting. commer af Nasaan (00 sheets Bank Note Paper, of ior article, just received, Pe SSE L BROOKS, r 41 Liberty street. NDER HOUSTON hag SNP Ra a Hemalp Bu ____ AUCTION SALES. $3E FEMALE PILLS. Fee a slatted Pills, from Portugal, are jn.this country. See _AMUSEMENTS, nepveno Mh WreeeT Re ” (Store Nos 22 Un ane 118 Palion street.) WEDNES! First Cirele of Bo: hae ee ‘aud Third Westerns Ypemcetsl, fenspert Semeay, be Bea atin Fatlor and deawing 1oom furniture, kitchen utensils, &e. THIS EVENING, SUCH AS IT 1 otk f hes, Ottomans, divans. Mass Hildreth, Wh carvets, painted bitude, co fier which, Dr Heavybey f Sasa to path, Hf atrames, China dates sets ot of Came (s Lecture pon Theatres, Also, French bedsteads and rockers, 4 . LOVE, LAW AND PHysic. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, > ca Hillary, Barion | Flexible. ay pyBranne "WEDNESDAY. {3 Doors open at 7 o'clock and the performance will com At 10% o'clock, at 2he auction rooms, mene at halfipast 7. ss Elegant Furnitore and Pianos.—A large assortment of the best made fashiouable furniture, including full and half Fr inshogany chairs; pier and centre tables; wardrobes; bu torlet tables; tufted and spring seat sofas; rockers; dressing bu: re os NIBLO'S GARDEN. (F-EXTRAO! TRACTION.£Y THIS events Rey OF ML BBG ats wm 0 Fortes— makers, combini by celebrated ih . Ee oe qBOCRs 'E! At 1036 0! rooms. Nis. Elegant Oil Paintings, framed-—Catalogues ou the morving | Oriffenhoot, — Ciowendale] Cape Sore Clarke ofeale rere Mr Pusge, Fincide | Dorethy, ise Sing! At 1936 o'clock in the sal Quarter of ‘an hour's intermission will he allowed for fefresh Sale of Piano Fortes, Valuable P: ments in the ‘Gtandtediec Ten splendid ro: e wood and mal After which most approved makers, some by ord A NABOB FOR AN HOU; Aw armbar of eialre ancien am Bima Hobbe, Chippendale | Mr Fra Toomer chairs, ‘couches, lounges, vans, &e. ID, P Placide | Ei he: ane, Propeh dive N neal lacide | Emina, ise Singleton na? Extensive and net Furniture, of ail descriptions. BY F. J. BEARNS, Auctioneer, 139 Futton street. (THIS DAY. Wednesday, at 10 o'clock. at the store 139 Ful- ton st—Groceries and liquors—A large quantity of superior crocesies and liquors. among which are 25 half che hyson tea, 2t cases 20 Ib canisters, 5 pipes superior Cognac brandy, yr casks do, 15 boxes eavendish tobacco, I box fine gut 40, 50 boxes segars, 5'casks Madeira wine 5 do port, 5 do sherry. Al coffee, sugar, ke. ats Je—A superior cast iron frame billiard table of o'clock at the auction roon juable assortment of House pld and Cabi- audevillos will be fy ee es, yi We faltowed by asuderb display of / ‘ WORK Consisting of a number of Beautiful Pieces, concluding . th MAGaIRI SENT TEMPLE, whole to conclude ‘wit THE PROMENADE ‘ ‘Tickets DHE PROMENADE MUSTEALY, Doors open at half past six oPel tertainments to com mer past seven, snes he CHATHAM THEATRE. TRE OLD PRICES R AND NO COMPUL. i) na inlene tae se) Tite? EGpe Wyner Tier 2) conte, First Tier $0 cones GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN PLANTS, fe. Sc.— pane athe Tus Bia, will Le performed Zamelias, Roses, » Magnolias, Rhododendron MORLEY ERWS) Dahlins, Ke--A. Levy, 15t Broadway, will tell at Auctions >, MORLEY ERNSTEIN, JR scott | Count Liebass. The: Hiet@ re ; Mrs Hield ‘In the course Of the eventng, Two Overtures will be performed by the Orchestra, ‘To conclude wit BONE SQUASH DIASLE. ‘Mr Rice | Sprace Pink, © Mestayer e Doors will open at7—Cartain will rise at quartet before jce_open daily ind place cul MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE, ‘44 Broadway, New York. Will open ‘ourth Season, AON MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1902, The Exverior ana Intertor of the Theatre have been e-decorated and embellished, without regard to ‘expensesor rand ‘that in elegance of Design and Splendor n, the terior of the Little Olympie will bear come re in America, while the ‘and hearing distinctly may hursday moiing, September Sth, at 1044 o'cloe! Hection of fine rare Plants, from W. Russell, florist, ‘&e., ermérhorn street, Brooklyn Longlsland. Catalogues may be dat A. Levy's and of fassell. Orders at private sal will be nuinctually attended to, and carefully dress. Price low—terms Cash. Specimens of Plants and f ers may be seed at A. Levy's, and every article warranted gen= m, r, W, Russell has to sell all his stock of Greenhouse is fall a Greenhouse. He will sell pean ete weekly until the who from 9 to 5, where Tichets may be red. STEAM SHIP NEPTUN. CAPT. WM. ROL\L.INS ‘Vo leave this pou October Ist, at 4 o’elock P.M. FOR CHARL ‘ON, KFY WEST, HAVANA. NEW ND GALVEST: TEXA F we. Al freight, for which or passage, apply an bi Tuspection pier, ER, or at No. 75 Wall su the state rooms may be scen. x The Neptune has been perfectly overhauled, and is in fi st rate order. The delays at intermediate ports will be but mo- mentary, to land and to receive passengers, and passengers by her will be landed at New Orlean tober, JH. s6to 011 STATEN ISLAND FERRY, Foot of Whitehall street. ‘The steam boats STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON will leave New York and Staten Island every hour, from 8A Sd rr 06 red t i" it the risk-of the owners thereof, PN ucuarly marked, and avs a em perfection’. ments on the ceiling and fronts of the boxes ‘re- main as originally painted by Sig Guid The gilding by Mr Marcher, ‘The crimson damas! hang! and upholstery, by Messrs. id Tranque.. minting by Mr Stante, NMENTS | Operatic, Logical and Mytho- ic and Operatic, Logical » ing Burlesque Burlettas, Mar-fetched Farce Europe.) Tragical Comedies and Comical Trogedirs Cor "Historical Tableaux Teriffic Life-like and Laughal Songs, Sentimental, Bac: lan, Ameroso ang ‘Con Pances of every description from the Grand Pas of Fanny to the Double Shuffle of Dusty Bob. THE COMPA. is expected by 12th Oc- Original logic: Harcee, (all he Seay: fens g Will consist of For KEY-PORT AND MIDDLETOWN : MK MITCHELL, POINTES ‘Fheatembost ROCKED Meh, Mr Nickinson, r Graham, on and after Monday, the Ist of August, leuve Mr Walcot, his first appearance here. Middletown Point (tide permitting) every Monday, Tuesdu;: Mr Baker, Mr Everard, ‘ednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 2 o'clock, P.M.; and Mr Dunn, his first appearance here. Key-Fort at'3 o'clock, #.m.; and Now York, foot of Robinson Mr Clarke, Mr McKean, street, at B36 0% ry Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- Mr Rosenthall, his first appearance here. day, Frid: y at 2 o'clock, P.M, touching at Se- Mr Barnett, ‘Mr Davis, Buine’s Dock, Staten Island, each way au2t Imr® MRS TIMM, THE ‘Washington having yen, sold aaa Mrs Mossop, Miia weigitigs Mrs Watts, withdrawn from the river, the Albany route is a eton, ‘i ia in the hands of the Old Lines, whieh Mas Evqerd, Miss Roberts, without opposition, would soon double on the Miss Clarke, her first appearance here. ‘Thisevent will be prevented (if properly supported) by the Mc 1s G Loder, E, which has been overhauled and fitted up expressly irs Coot er first appearance here. Miss Taylor, ftom the Park ate, Mrs Montgomery ORCHESTRA. Mrs Barnett for the purpose. Her speed has been much improved by the ine troduetion of anew botler, and she is every way in superior order. FOR ALBANY—Landingat the foot of Hammond street, | pi.4, 4¢ade? ‘Mr Matis. Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Potut, Catskill and Hud: | First Violin, Mr G Bristow | Flute, M; Kyle son, and at the Railroau depet in Albany, saving the expense | Yictencelto Mi a Sisrigostie, Bristow frora boat to depot. We chinery MUMEtH | Double Bass, oder age 50 cents—Beths 50 cents. Leave New York, Monday, Coat y y 1 Burns Wednesday and Fiiday—Albany, “Tuesday, Thursday and oatumes by Mr Blackbam sturday The steamboat WAVE, Capt, Vanderbilt, will leave the ILL REMAIN AS USUAL. Steamboat Pier at the foot of Robinson st,to-morrow afternoon, nT Ree lores, 25 cents Wednesday, August 7th. at $o’clock. For passage or freight, 1 shilling { Private Boxes, 5 Dollars ason Tickets will be issued on apply onboard, orto JOHN BALL, 10 Barclay street.— Light freight taken low. s63ttre_ | application to Mr Corbyn, of whom seats and private boxes vedyat the Bi [it aifOK, ALBARY, TROY anit interme. | te ull four Hi HK we Cine ne ere “me leg inte places —The' splendid low pressure | (~The Police Arrangements, which 1 5 steamboat SWALLOW, Captain A. BULeeam, | well’ ber wades ike iraekement which are full and efBcrent, will Jeave the foot of Courtlandt-st, This Tuesday) After | Stanton, noe Gth, at 5 o'clock. Also, as above on tiday, | | {17~ The Doors will be opened at 7, and the performances will’ commence at half-past7, every eveti “Tr AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, ORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STRFET, ‘opposite St, Pat's Church, MONDAY, September sth, and-every day and evening during H . I> It is with no small degree of pleasure and pride that the Manager ahr gable, attention to the REMENDOUS ARRAY OF NOVELTIES put forth here this week including te ._. WONDERFUL MERMAID, Mr. Harrington, the Great Magician and Ventriloqnist, the Mysterious Gipsy Girl, Master mond, the renowned and jancer, Whitlock, the ‘unrivalled fervor, the. secomplished Vocal from e, Mr. B. ae Singer in che country, La Petite Celesi, the becutifal Dane is BALLOON ASCENSIONS from the Garden on the top of the Museum; 500,000 curiositi and hosts of pur attrsetona, novel amusements, ieulars of whicr PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY, commencing at four o'clock and hall-past seven, P. substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled on. the Hudson, sire NEWARK AND NEW YORK—Fare Gents 1234 cents —The apleudid and commodi Z ous steamer PASSAIC, Unpt. John Gaffy, Tetely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regu: forthe season on Thursday, sareh 10—leaving as fol- Foot of Barclay st. New York, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and4 o'clock, P. M. Gentfe whaif, Newark, at half-past 7 o’elock, A. M.and half past lo’clock P. M. i Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at 10A. M. alt PM “Leave Newark at jalfpast 7 A. M. and at 20% “CZ Freight of every description carried at reduced prices, aulgsim*r @ FOR LIVERPOOL—To sail on the 8th Sept ber—The very superior well knewn fat sailing pack- et ship SOUTHENR, Capt Paliner, will postuvely dallas above, her regular day. Can handsomely ‘sccommoante cl se‘ond cabin, and steerage passengers, having spacious between decks, the berths being fitted up in a neat and com- fortable manner so as to secure every comfort and convenience. ut toembark for the old country ,would do well her accommodations before engaging elsewhere. ‘The Admittance to the whole, Museurn, mand enter ich will be taken at low rates, party, ‘on boar tainments, will remain at only twenty-five cente—Children half orto JOHN HE! DMAN, price, a rs) jouth st. packet ship UNION, Captain Russell w FOR NEW ORLEANS—First regular Packet Ship—To sail on the 71 —The elene we asabove. This shipoffers a superios ns and peace ond being 4 com o i 4 rely open on Mon peemaber Sth nd steerage passengers,and it in, second cabi ; ; - P First appearaner 0 CHELL, delineator of Seotel fF rorulas peckst ship on the berth fee tie above | rah Deutch, ieench, Wankes and giker aeessieer ta iso comfortable state rooms in the he in passengers. Passaze will he made at the lowest rates. Apply on board the ship at Mnrry’s wharf, foot of Wall streets OF! JouN HERDMAN, 61 South street. ‘The above ship will dea by thesplendd well known ship Rajah, Capt, Bangs, at pier 13, E. R., to be despatched om the 15th inst. Kia TAPSCOTT'S GFN x OF: FICE (PECK SL tage for Londen tic Yerpool, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, ap arlescgn-outively te frat and only regular Packetsio fal as fe il > — HOR 'LONDON The packetsldp Montreal, Tinker, on the th Sept. POR NEW ORLEANS—The packet ship Alabama. Bun- ker, on the 10th, Sert pe : FOR MOBILEThe packet brig Linden, Grifith, onthe ot it. aHOW SAVANNAH The packet brig, Philura, on the 5th, rote FOR GHARLESTON-The brig Edward on the 5th, ship t i the 10th S: pt. Cranes ships are all of the first class, and have unsurpassed MOSSOP, the celebrated Voca'ist; Me. DUNN, from she Tremont ‘Theatre. t -aent great patron- ‘inchell will introduce a ical and laughable personauons ed by the first artists and made worthy the age of the fashionable pabl Wi variety of original, droll, SNe Rest hall will be tarnished with onfectionary he first hali will be turnished with ice cream, c fruit and every delicacy the market can afford, tinder the intendanee of Mr. Renaud. A ful ficient band of will always be in attendance. Fancy glass blowing by Owens. ‘The tenants of the forest, sea, and air; mineral won- ders, and the vast number of portrats of Americau worthi An Egypuan mum perfect preservation; wrapped im its Ancient cerements and fully 3,000 years eld. Previous o and af ter the performances, experiments in Electricity, with one of the most powerful machines in the wo gl Performance at 8 o’clock—Tickets 25 cts.—Children half price. 4 Im*re re Ri R Je Pr K THEATRE—AUTHOR’S WIGHT ie J. accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin, and steerage passengers, ARK TH AUT ‘1GH ‘who willbe taken at low rates if early arplication ae Pe ey Ae that * 43 Peck Slipor $2 South st, | when, will be performed, for the third time, ‘he ‘new comedy N, B.A regular succession of Packets will be despatched'to | OC" Such as itis.” Dr.’ Heavybery, whege seientibec attain- the Souther ports, as usual, from this office. sec attracted much attention, has kindly consente course of whi will be of the 3 ¢ h various experiments—stars ! double stars! clusters! col- ored stars! &e.—all taken from original drawings by eminent observers—with other eotertainm 6 SIGNOR DE BEGNIS, IN CONJUNCTION WITH SIGNOR ANTOGNINI AND MR. SEGUIN, will sail positively ve, and’ can yet accommo- jew cabi steerage passengers, in the most comforta hose wishing to econimise can thip and found with every necessai R LIVERPOOL—To-morrow—The superd fal oulumpacker ship EUTAW, Capt, Thompson, sib al I at the lowest rates, have a second cabin at a very reasonable price. Fi , immediate application should be made on board, east side of Peck Slinar x fully to inform the public and patrons of the PP. TAPSCOTT 43 Peck ie terres they veppore BO sive & mcar ce ian aad » 52 South st. corner Jo ed, by, Mrs. ‘Beruin, Signore Mecovine Be, FOR SALE—The cooperad) and copver rated ‘Otto, Mrs. C. E. Horn, Mr. C Ce eG or eiataa tn 1980 aC tite cok und hese nce with the following Sarcknlouble decked, nd carries 500,000 Tbs cotton, Apply rtists:—Mons, Nour:i,now in Canadas Signor Au- ‘Boud + M nnd also Sig Sori Bereson end Condi, tom Havana} sad ore erllleg: oo omer and any other Artsts of talent whose services may 14 Choral Department will be both ner inevery ‘expect, and under the direction of : on board, at Judd’s wh OYS kINCEAN, 9 Tontine Buildings. ‘ist regular Packet, with dis- ‘he first class fast sailing Packet Ship LO- Capt. John Urquhart, will sail as shove Mr. W. Penson, lia sufficient number of subscribers to cover the ne expenditure, for fifteen performances, 1, every possible exe: accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and steerage passen- gers are too well known to require comment. : Persons intending to embark should make, immediate appli- cation on board, west side of Burlin orto GLOVER M a by jon will then be made in order in the most effective style, the best Munecal Dramas atmost in a manner that shall convey th rsonal chasiaatie ™ cu june attribute of this community, = Single saoec pptions, foe the Fifteen Nights, received at the hy we cash on reasonable The rent is very low. Apply a7 9 r om: (CE TO WAGON BUILD The sud six; $30. pity eo ah ‘of New, York Tattersalls, wil beypence-tewiny, Wenarenty in Cash, on all New Light advances ra wall cor ibe: we bles Pitker te ise stablishment for sate. ‘Builders in he country ‘can rely apon having every attention paid to their orders. c ke. apply to For further particulars, auto terms, ee: apn) Proprietor n#§! ¥ ‘Perraranlte, 446 Broadway. HATS, HATS, HATS. ané ON.—The subscriber snvites the atten: eee Aan Monge to, his beautiful, eracefuly snd tasteful Low bell-crowned Hat, the only really fashion- Teeter tle of the kind extant, though he cannot ¢ pect but th Pole aric'e fl apring up, aud claim the benefit of hie own ot aco rice Hate surpass any thing of the Jund in point of style, ftish, and graceful appearances ls to claim no more, than is warranted by an experience of twenty years in the business and he Invites keptlemen who study grace and fashion, to call themselves. and (argo amortment of Travelling Tranks, Carpet Bags, Hat Cave Manin fuck everything ecensary form pentfemnan’s ‘outfit, may also be found a eee een ay eee BLOOMER’S, 179 Broxtway, an Im is*r Opposite Howard's Hotel. r FLUTE & GUITAR M*® PHILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Finte, Guitas patent Concertina begs to announce to his frievos and Jie that he has just published his new "Rondo Mil € nitar, Which will be found well worthy the attention of the jearner or amateur, from its being well aoapted to that instru- ri t_ o'clock pre- formances trans- T Fifteen rved for Subseribers until half-past eight. Operas in contemp'ation will be mentioned at a in a private circular, DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA- TUS ture time Caca F. A. Al | TPIS besatifal art has arrived at , hours instruction is sufficent of it—which will be give: a paratus at the store ‘of F. A. Artault & ice of the apparatus complete varies —Acromatic Lenses, renen plates, hy poli, bromine, chloride of me board. FLA. Artanlt ‘aris all of faney artiel aw DD | E b- JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN, 72 NASSAU. STREET. FPO. ARRANGE: » Perfecc Camera Obscura, requires some TO yncw cage of Opticts,.. Persons wishing to procure an in- NEW PATTERN D ET. RTAULT & CO., 16836 FULTON gaia " Alona, wih ever her le 4 otra , will there fore find it to their interest to ba} me ow ton "for the guit, found at q 7 (T oy Canal airect, where he continues to GaN RAN EE a Wee pablic mont respectfaly, thet instruments. they are how prepared fo ren Sere it a cat eat ot FHORBEER ET lene up statra. by