The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1842, Page 3

jalletin of N. ‘The Herald Bullouvor N kept north. corner of Fulton and Nassan streets fou the sive! line morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.—and alo of the evening mails, ‘at four o'clock, P’M., the lanuei trom all parts of the world, may be’ found en, (ena Builetin Boare Sy "hada cen | poor rial joard, at this corner. Let every waytarer stop Advertisements of all kinds en at the oilice. ang Office. _eapadle of doing el! sorts lets, bills, cords of al! erald Buildings, entrance inter, neral Printing Oftice nf, #UCh as books, » Ons, is Row open »* Joo 5s = JNEY MARKE' Sunday, Sept. 18—6 P. M. .o-lay advices from England to the 3d fant, coat Wester ‘The state of commerjal atti amnerally improved. ‘The disturbances in the manu- We have* by the@ had © * cturing districts, whieh had checked the demand for | wnoney in some degree, had subside, and the appearances | were, that the difficulties tew*,orarily at least, had ceased Many of the hands had r<turned to their work. Annexed isthe w¢ekly average of the circulation of the United King’om, according to the retarns as made up to the 23d of July, 1842, in comparison with the returns previously made to June 25, 1942. 23rd July. Aug.20, Inc. Deer. | England, Bint of 19,908,009 20,231,000 443,000 “4 Vrvate Banke 166,981, = 15, Jotut Stock Banks, 2,939,199 2, tiered - 116,105 Scotland, Private and Joint Stock Banks, 2,715,600 2,674,830 — 10,850 ireland, } 1,680,987 1,632,617 =— 48,370 Bank of 2,002,775 2,891,758 = — 6,025 ‘Total cireulation, £35,903,2i8 35,463,920 160,"02 - Ballion im the Bank of England, £8,883,000 9,570,000 687,000 ‘This shows the fact, that the bullion in the bank has enormously increased, and that that institution is extend- ing itself, while the joint stock and country banks, doubt Jess influenced by the riots, have curtailed. The removal of this latter cause, may induce a general ipflation and activity of business, The bank has issued the usual no- tice of discounts, fixing the rate of interest at 34 per cent, which is a reduction. The condition of the bank after the eatry of so large aquantity of wheat for consump- tion, and the fail of wheat te 65s. per quarter, which raises the duty to 128 per quarter, would appear sufficiently strong to warrant a degree of liberality. ‘The foreign ex- changes were, also, in good condition. ‘The rates were as follows at the leading cities : Raves o Exentanos. at tHe Curse Crrizs. Hamuurs, Aug. 26, 1842.—Amsterdam, 2m, 36,08 sti- marces and’ shillings benoo, for £1 stg.; Geaeva, 3m, 192 vers for 2p; Paris, 189 cents, for 1 p.; London, 13,8) cents, for 1 p.; Leghorn, 222 lire, for 300 marcs banco. Panis, Aug. '31.Amsterdara, 3m, 203} cents, for | florin, 186} ce ts, for 1 p.; London, 25,35 francs ; Geneva, 98} cents, for 1 lire nuova; OF L lire AUR. 30- 1 - Paris, 2m, 66f grotes, for 3 8; Hambarg, 35,11-16 grotes, for 1 p.; London, 12,8 florins and stivers, for £1 stg.; Genoa, 47} cents of ent for 1 lire nuova; Leghorn, 403 cents of florins, for re. Loxvox, Sept. 2.—Amsterdam, 3m, 12,5}, Rotterdam, 13,6, Antwerp, 12,44 florins and stivers, for 1£ stg.; Ham: burg, 13,11] marca and shillings banco, for 21 5. Pains 25,75 francs and cents, for £1 stg.; pence tg, for 1 milrea; Geneva, 3m, 75,00 i ire ne. cents, for 1 stg.; Leghorn, 30,20 lire, for £1 stg. BuLuion ren Oz.—Gold standara, 7749, silver, do, 4, South American dollars, 4,91, Spanish 'do, 4,113, yan 74s, 41,000 weighingyabout 866 oz. In the manufacturing districts, the immediate difficulty between the workmen and the employers, was the rate of wages. The following isa list of the technical jpricesde- manded by the operativas of Manchester :— Mave Srimvina—Speod of the rim, 200 revolutions per minute ; length of draw ; 60 inches ; the speed of spindl never to exceed 4,800 revolutions per minute. 000 Hanks—35 Dozen. ne eled = Shuttle Second Twist Yen Bone’ Waste. 3s 10d 3s 9d 3s td és Od as Bt as 6d 3s Bd kd En 3a id 3s Gd 8s Td to 19s, 54 3s Sd 3s 2d 3s dd 3s Sd 2Wsandup, 51 3s Id Se Od 3s ad 3s Bd 38 as 3d ds 2d Ss td Sed 63 3s Sd 3s ad 3s Gd 387d 68 3s 7d 3s Gd 3s Bd Se Od 74 39 9d 35 Sd 3s 10d 80 3s tid 38 10d 4s Od M6 4s ld ds Od 4s 2d 3d 92 4s 3d de 2d ds ad ds Sd 8 4s Sd 4s 4d ds Gd ds Td Sevv Acrons.—Twist 18. 10d., weft 1s. $d. Roven’s List.—Spindles, 180; turns, 24; draws, 40¢, ; rice 104d. All turns, by niger) and draws above and. be- low this list, to be paid in proportion, Gas 1jd. per tight venn Oc 3 the year. at we Seertgte no. more than;ten hyurs per dey Be eae ‘days, aadeight on Saturdays. 'N. 7. Wages to be paid weekly. ‘These wages demanded are the samo %s those of 1939, and are about equal to an average rate ‘of'30s. or-$7,20 cents per week for each spinner, arid, are 100 per cent higher than they have been lately gett ng. So great an advance the spinners would not accede, to, although a moderate one would have been paid. Tt,e steppage of the mills pro- duced a scarcity of yarns and goods in Manchester, which caused an advance of 6 to 10 per cent in price, and there were still large order 4 which could not be fulfilled until harmony should b’, restored. It was thought the advance would not be me'mtained, when work should have again commenced. In American stocks, nothing whatever was done, nor had the fee‘ing in any degree improved in regard to them. In rel? cion to the tresty, the Bankers Circular has the Stone oe ‘appears to us that, as far as we are acquainted with tye terms, the Government deserves much credit for so mpuly ‘settling our differences with the United States. Welshould say so if we had been convinced that they had conceded something more than ought tobe conceded be- tween two equally poweriul independent States. The commercial and moral benefits of peace as well as general political considerations, are of such unspeakable impor- tance, that we shall be glad to find the peace concluded is altogether satisfactor: i the intelligent and respectable classes of the great Repablic. lt may be a prelude to more addantageous arrangements relating to the com- merce between the two countries. We have never e: tertained much doubt of a favorable issue to this long 1 nded question, since we printed, in the Supplement of pm 22d, the following opinien of Mr. Everett, which is worthy of repetition :—" I wish, from the bottom of m heart, for nothing else but the ly and honorable justment of all the questions in discussion between us (cheers), and most happy am I to say, that from all the meansot information at my command, such an effect ix likely to take place (loud and continued cheering).” From se cautious a diplomatist we thought this sentiment emphatic and significant. ‘The immense failure which; took place at Altona some time ance, of the house of Santos, Monteno & Co. proved to bo very disastrous. ‘The liabilities were 2,000,000 marks or £100,000, which were offering at 5 per cent. They were dueas follows :— Marks Banco. Marks Banco, $26,693 123,338 ei velghts not paid, ree 11 Altona, Bremen) Riga, Ke. 364 Not in Hamburg, Amste 4,073 Assurance Premiams, —'81903 Bal Rio Janeiro, Pari Total, 2,003,981 981 65,593 In Felation to the suspension of the American Fur Com- pany, we recently stated that it was largely connected in St. Louis. We believe, however, there is but one house there connected with the company, and,that had but a small interestjin it. On the 94th of March last, wefcautioned the public in relation to the bills of the C! uque Bank, the Bank of Lyons, and the City Bank of Rochester, at which time the bills of the two last were refused by the brokers. In allusion to our remarks, the Express and the New York American, published the following :— “There have been rumors afloat for the last two days un- favorable to twe or three banks out of the cit ’e are assured by one of the Bank Commissioners that such re- Ce ‘have no foundation whatever, and that the banks al- ded to are prosecuting t] tirel: ee ng their ordinary business entirely A few days after Mr. Patchem, cashier of one of the Al- bany banks, and agent for the redemption of the bills, published a letter, full of indignation, in which he stated thar he would guarantee the bills ofthe Bank of Lyons, &nd the Chatauque. Here was a clear combination be tween two Wall street papers, the Bank Commissioners, and an Albany cashier, to sustain a bamk which was then in bad credit, and has now u terly failed, under circum- stances of a most disgraceful character. These persons should all be held responsible. At a meeting on Satarday, Mr. Law, who thas had the controversy with Mr. Watt, was,elected one of the direc- tors of the Harlem Railroad Company. As one of the di- rectors remarked “they wanted somebody to answer duns,” which are rether thick of late. The first flush of the new tariff having passed away the publie is begining to exercise its legitimate influence in de- stroying commerce and trade. The first effect is felt by the meehanics. Several fine ships,that previous to the passage ofthe act, had been put upon the stocks, have since been tountermanded, and the activity that was springing up under the prospect of a low tariff, has died away. There is also less demand for money for commercial purposes.— ital engaged in those pursuits must seek another di- rection,jbecause the government and the} manufacturers having raised an srtiffcial barrier between us and foreign nations. All whose living depended directly upon that in- tercourse, whether as lumbermen, ship builders, steve- dores, ropemakers, ironfounders, carmen, merchants, im- porters, and the government itself; mustisatfer the conse- quence. The next sufferers will be the cotton growers, whose bills will sell very low, under the limited demand, to pay forimports. Next comes the farmers, the vent for whose overstock of pork, flour, &c., is cut off in the inabil- ity of foreign consumers to pay for them. The surplus remaining onhand must sink the value of the whole to sucha legree as to disable the farmers from buying any goods imported or otherwise; the manufacturers will then have fallen into their own trap—or on the other hand if the western farmers get asutticient vent for their goods down the St. Lawrence, by smuggling goods in return, Britsh capital and British shipping will monopolise the traie from the provinces, and American shippers a: merchants, in common with the manufuct will | meet the ruin contrived by the Is } . Let the far- | mers and producers whe have lent an ear to “the voice of the charme’,” wate’s the still downward tendency of ail produce consjuent upon accumulating stocks without a | foreign vent; and on the other hand watch the rising pri- cesef cloths, cottons and manufactured goods. These | hatter will go up until the rate brings the smuggler to the Married, » 17th inst. by Rev. John Cockson, Mr. * Lavancouar, to Miss Franch Gannett, On Saturd: CHantes An | both of this city Died, On Sunday, 18th inst. Mr. Tuomas Sora, in the 77th year of his age. The friends of the family, and those of his sop-in-law, Mr. 8. Thresher, are respectfully invited to atteNd his fu- neval, to-morrow afternoon at 4 o’clock, from his late resi- | dence, 5 Batavia st. On Saturday, 17th inst. of inflammation of the lings, Many Any Harte, aged 4 years and 9 months, only daugh- ter of Edward Harte, of this cit; Passengers Arrived. Rio pr Jagery Brig Kemtucky—Capt Sands and lady, of of Rin. ripen Colon—E ¥ La Roche, chr Constant—C Sanderson, Mr P pe—6 in 5 tai oa es t hate lady, two ehi r Cooper—3 iu the ste: intou—Mrs- ‘Andersen, child and nurse, 3 in the steerage. ienalige iapenenata —Brig Kentacky—129 bars coffee E Fiedler ‘do 130 logs rosewood C rio 100 “ney coffee Grmuch, Minturn & comigo do gorbdls whale bone W I'& Hitsheock 2 baya coffee to one vas ship ‘Criatoval Colon, (renorted yesterday) —310 vas ea Sean xy be heney “tes ere 608 of a oss vas 710g ir Spo jeston & COmS gars Fred 22 do do Rob t=6 cs do Torr i Hogan ‘Keon? bales mdz P Brouville—2 cs 2% bx: ry—2. es do L E Bromsen—4 es do Smith, Tharger ord do J Dezrove—1 do do Paul Pow & co—1do do F B Rhodes & Gectapafes ret Moses Tavlormt ease min Crinne Scot do do C Muller—4 cs 327 boxes segars JL ao—3 cases do 10 bales tobacco Syme & co—100 bxs A HRenould & co—3 bales 5 bbls mdz Somanos & Bi ‘1 box Ball, Tomp- kins & Black—4 boxes segars Center & co—1 wa palaee Picabia & Mans Toiaxd—Ship James Edward—(Reported 1LAND—Ship James Edw: ported yesterday 22,000 bushels walt to. O Ward. rae Domestic Feapoctntion i 4 le WH oviey—tt dy Olenieh & Kruce 30 bbls pork ShuchanstBcott~ 29 hhds tobacco’ {9 bates cotton Pitt S Wanscra Maitl nd & Co—t bales carton Htobe Hiams—79 do Ke- hard & co/| 183 pacxacs buffalo robes "R Crooks & ¢°—808 sacks wheat H Godrey & Robivson—639 bales cotton 251 do De La- Souskeomttsa pigs lead Brown, Brothers & co. . (reported yesterday.)—1190 200, Phetps, Dodge & Co mA ew &Scn an—7 de tobacco’ Robert L 0 hhds tob cco Peter J Fra Osborne & Biarge 30 HAS Bo Mi & A Lamar—i flour W HOG Sold Kral 00,3 A Boyd ee Jame: & Co—65 hinds sugard P Allen & Paxson—26 Thomeon & on castor oil Comstock Limrick—1 Sarsh Bennett—14 CW Barman—19 barrels Schedein & Com13 bales jadap WJ O—6 pki iad A Komager—I cask bees box Alsop & Casuncey—1 Samuel —1t W H Pollard—25 pales tobaceo itland & Co—3t Retternorth—2 boxes U wax Gideon Howland: Rask1 Goodhue & Masters. Markoe & Co—27 cotton R LM Brown, Brothers & Co—17 boxes tobacco Th 2 H&J B Murray—43 bales cotton Sterhew Jeob Beush—-17 puns and 3 boxes aris shot—i16 ba rans k CO—12 boxes 4 bundl C Daf & Comtempty hares Billsboro & Bullock—1 box Ds L Feutchwanger—1 hhd tobacco Masters, Markoe & Co—2 trugks French Consul. Cuanteaton—Ship H Allen (reported yesterday Benson 101 tierces rice Forrers Friers & co!9 eI—77 bales cotton Piatt & LeBarbier—1 regory—-I01 casks tice Her Renrach & Vondome—t bre H Bune do F Lawrence—12 bales cotton per order. ZMaatEsron—Brig Perry (reported yesterday )-—-50 « WB Warne do Sm Seiya at ido tt & Le Barbier—0 Shubal & Hutchinse-—st- bales cotton Walls & Spring—100 R L Maitland—10 pkgs mdze 300 boxes raisins ordet Cesmuzaron Brig Tybee—18 tierces SW Bennett—3 Day—33 tierces rice verich—116 do Masters Markoe & eb—17 boxes olives JE Forbern73 caskerice Victor & Duck wity—9 bales cotton 62 casks rice Smith, Mills & co— 100 do Pilot & Le Barbier—9 casks 2 half do 50 Vales cotton .0 boxes. 1 Newfound deg to order. 8 avanwan—Brig Wilson Fuller—52 bales cotton S Bronson Fil do Fhelne=1s H Comt—7 bbls slush JE Duston—120 bles ‘“giton 1 bbl wax E Graves—s bales Wolfe & Bishop—9 RS Willi do 51 tes rice ord ‘Savanwan—Bried Prterson—31 bales cotton AG Muller— 50 tes rice Bolton, Fox & Livingston—123 bales cotton Brown, Brothels—3 bs mdze W A Taylor—30 bales 2 hhds. 1 cask 15 bags JH Tallman. Savannan—Barque Lagranze—203 bales cotton Pilot and Le- Basbie:—30 do yarn Wood & Meritt—51 bales cotton J H Tail- snan—<0 tlerees rice H Butler—i0 bales Rogers, Kiborn & co— 109, casks rice Bolton, Fox & Livingsto Bavanna—Brig Clinton—s0 che rice J Caldwell—200 bales cotton E Paddleford—103 H C Coleman—38 A G Miller—5 do too ois Ti inte MARITIME HERALD. ‘To Ship Masters. We shall esteem it a favor i if Fa uns of vessels arriving re. het rill five to Or be Ugemosore 3 W. a, ogee news f leet, a report o} felt at the pert Whence they sailed, th fowls idicn ‘ce Gone ye a line ‘of their cargo, and’ auy tout re they may Commodore at wid them Itnmiodiately on their arrival. "We will reelprocete the favor in aay wav. To Correspondents, ‘One correspondents in forcign ports are respectfully requested wo. send by vessel marine intelligence they can obtain. information of ‘mi any due re ver Naatles nud, from siding at home or abroad, will be ankfully eeei¥ ed PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 19, 1822. Arrived. U.S, steam frigate Mississinpi, Capt, Salters, from a eruise inthe Gulf of . aichored at the SW: 5 ist evening. Ship Orleans, Sears, from New Orleans, Avg. 26, with cot mv, Nelson, sth inst experienced a, severe. hurr tane from NEC io SEL whi continued for 34 howrs—lost sail Wlwarks, stop stern boat ec ypted three men. On the teh 39 8, lon WF feline with bark’ Ludwis; of Thomas: ton, MeLellan, with lois of fore and main masts and bowsprit-~ cargo of lime on board on fire; took from her the captain and crew. 8th, lat 24, 1on 83, boarded brig Boston Packe' ismasted and waterlogged-—found no person on board ‘no! bat a jury foremast standing. 9th, lat 24 15, lon 8 awantity of ataves and several yicees deck Bark Ln Grange, Porter, 6 days from Sav to Brig Kentucky, will & «to E. Fiedler, Giision Lyon days from Savannah, with cotton, to Sturges & Cleaiman. Brig Wi Zobb. 6 days from Savannah, with cot- ton, to Dugham & Dishon—3 pass J. Peterson, Green, 6 Sie ic Aye, Qaien, Sdays from Charleston, with cotton and lkley-—3 passengers. itish schr Constant, Hemeon, 16 days from Antig last, to A. Hubbard. eet ‘Star went ashore in the harbo: the st ina, and will be ial loss. Jones, with, mdse, from the wreck of the ship ‘Sehr Nary Tacon, from the Westchester. Below. A brig from Newbern, Ni Also, one ship, two brigs, unknown. ndence, Marine Corre 0 px Janeimo, July 28. East Vessels in. port—U $ ship John Adams, Connover, fo Const of Africa, as before reported; barks’ Moscow, ‘Simpwon, from Boston, unc; Mury, Clark, from Montevideo, seized, un: I; Navarre, Cole, from Fernambuea. for Philadelpiua, 3 mus, (wh) Smith, from Indian Ocean, to sail sgon On acruise whale oil sold; Chenango, Snow, from Buenos Ayres, 2 bri Duan, Foster, from Portland for Loan: ‘oultney, Mowatt from Pernambuco, for hitmore, Robineon, from Afi oa days from Savannah, with cotton, Itimore, une. in port—Brigs N F FrothinghamsAttn sn —Bri ghar Aang fin reoaioat Geek toed ‘of Terabe ke. 19th August, off Anti sig nh % Tednatne, Wh Boman, 3 ier Finley, fa baeeee Del Tker, do; Mary Emi Pirie, ‘MeNear, Marti . ote do—Schrs Excieng lew York; Galant Mary, Coffin, Baltimore; SE thomas, Hancock, Bucksport; Abigail, Lawson, Norfolk, General Record. fur Carsrovar. Couon my Cant Smith, from Havana, sniled 6, (reported terda Herald) Yet Ht ships Rigs, John BENS SAA'ERTE Bleretient, died coult ts ani brigs Delaware, cargo rice unsold; Powbelsg, "Athens, jeLellan, disk: ‘Marzaret, tor Boston, on shores schrs Warner, and Savannah, rice unsold; El Caballero, nne; Cyrus, on shore. 6th inst. 2 miles NE. aba Moro Castle, Spone brig Florida Blanca, hence for Hondu: te, Ri. of the Moro, saw a vessel dismasted, and a brig’ neat her, in the act of hoareing her-—being a long distance i not go to her. jat 27 45, lon 79 30, saw a easel under jury togmasts steering to the. horthward; tth, lat 31 15, lon 79 21, lve diprwested vessel still in sight—proves ae. IOP gee news columue for farther particulars of the late disastrous gale at Havana.) Ser Hitatt, Hammoud, from New Orleans, Ang. 23, (report- ed yesterday,) on the 4th instant, when in sight of Havens, at TLA‘M., experienced a very severe hurricane from the NW? at M the" hur teane. all increasing, and thick rainy weather saw tae Jand to the leeward of Cub about 300 Tarde distant sand in ear sale to get the ship off the lee he wiad sud- denly shitted to the 8 W, and bvew ier the nen break: 4 to tolee ward, ii over us ‘away the sails, rigging, &e.. to save the spares Bept. 30h ay urn tose ofthe heads her f and mainmaats, steering for Havana, showing a white signal ; ag aio a bal tthe lee war ‘with loss cf her foretopmant. ‘off Double Head Shot Key, sa ship or bark with lor tat her ptee for Havana, Au) i) jam Ht k, « che ( t entg the ship, ‘amr Je dist, George’ W ‘of New York, aseaman, i a Matam Lebesnia, of Germany, died.” Sept. 12th, John Van gms Cen seapia nd ‘A seaman, died, Sept. arr A eaman, died. épt. Toth, in | Proneer, al ‘bukimre, Soom Bremen for Balt ward, from Turks ae ald) reports that. the a ) ener ch wens was font the some rious, arrived at we yu the cari ss teeing, cad pent of the cargo ered; (A hevwy gale from'S. 10 BW. was experienced at Turks ty Comparative statement of arrivals, ton- t the portof Quebec, in the years i941 Vessels. Seng, 12 1911 Top Tonnage: Pasgengers, r 615, 215,910 Difference «-- - Ret) Schoonets from the Lower Portes are not included in pst ie and i the total of passengers, the cabin pe Lady ane t Aston) see brig reported ashore at Seawell’s Point Bar, has got off and proceeded to sea. Notice to Mariners. Lienraousr on tHe © wa—The oe has been received at Lord Aig. 90, 182 Sire 1 am commanded by rd ah ioners of the Admiralty frie inform: the comm for mo- Teloyd’s, that my Lords have received from the Foreign Office + tch from her Majesty's Coney! at Santiago de Cubs, representing that a lighthouse has been erected on the eastern side of the Moro Castle, at the entrance to aeqanint you maine the afte of that harbor, with a revol ed on th ng Tight, and that it was frat light. jhe of the Ist of June, 1842. ‘Ke. St. Perenssune, Aug. 17—The Hydrogeaph of the Marine Administration has noutied for the of mariners visiting the harbor ot Archangel, that, at the close of Inst vear’s navigation, the Euelish merchant aluly Johns was w ecked on the sand bank of Archangel bar,uear the island ermhtc Derartmend Whise Seaythree t—-One ic on the east xtremity of tee island sige ot Can wets, and S—At the wers a light tower.o as also been erected, trom which, in fe weather, a be Iwill be ira Gy warn ships off. Whalemen, a ; Ma 50 sp ‘Geo & Martha, Go, 100 ay 1400 wh area 1400 wh; Fall Ris, Gs, 000 wh; lith, Florida, NB. 1 sp 900 wh; 18th, May Flower, do, «00 wh; sp. nd, He fyoke Apal 9, off New Hols Newton, NB’ 140 sp 1000 wh: 19ih, Heard’ from April 18, off' New Factor, Poughkeepsre, 40 ; Exchsnge, Warren, HH ‘Two Brothers. sp cator, NB. 700 sp Jon whi Mentor, NL. 1000 ‘wh “Bathe Wayne, FH. bags a ov Troup, NB. 500 wh. Spokes May 2, Massachusetts, Nant. 250 sp; Hope, NB. 200 sp; 3d, Heeta, Sip- pican, 230 sperin; Juiy 23d, off St Helena, Marcus, Sagharbor, ta ate Edward, boven ”, of | New Bedford, was off New . There must be some whi 2 Spoken, ja plords from Liverpool for New York, Aug 2, lat St Ns lon oon from Liverpool for Beston, Aug 21, lat 49.N, lon » Funck, from Havre for New York, Aug 20, no lat, ‘Amerie, rom Liverpool for New York, Aug 23, lat _,, Tacitus, from Liverpool for New York, Aug 10, lat 17 N, lon Resolution, 28 days from Honduras, Aug 28, lat 32.20 N, lon Or. sates, from D New York for Jamaica, Sept 10, iat 38 90 N, lon 7: Del ‘in from Boston for Canton, July 1, lat 36 24, lon 22, Foreign Ports, Liv BEAOLn Aug f29—Arr Europe, Marshall, NYork, Cld Talbot, Story, do. ie Pioneer, Alexandria; Ironside, Galves- tt) Bostou; Emerald, NYork. Sid Mi- ‘ew Orleans. Ldg Sydney, do; Livervogl, Mgbile; Rock- jelano, New York? Ports Varker, Dwight, do: Tamenend, New ous Lyon, NYork, 26th—Arr Chester, Doyle, N Yor! all, hago Sid’ Patrick Henry. D a. Sid Ga Charles: York. Didi, Mattakeesett, Lowber, NYork; Springtield, Great Western, (s) New York ann, » ae J H bexces Gen cn nd Perkins, wend us; North America, .\ Queans, ep n Bal do. Ldg Lord if Allen, “NYod Alleghany, Phi 2ist—Arr r,NOrleans. Sld Oxford, Rathbone, New York; Champlain, Philade ya. 19th--Arr Eben’ Preble, New Orleans; Dambarton, do. Lig Lil erty Norton, N York. Jgth—Cld J Curraaing., Savannah; Jesse Miller, Charleston, Hutt, Aug 20—Arr Eogtand’s Queen, Tullock, N York. Ory Satcomue, Aug 27—Sir Isat Newton, N NYork. New Ross, Aug 2i—Arr Vi ry, Baltimore Boston; 1th, Galileo, "Rand do. Are 18th, Vernon, Croxstapt, Aug 17—Sld come ds NY 19h, Matanzas; 23d, Sultan Boston. Arr 20th, nore. ‘Arr 22d, bint. Loule: New auline, De flarde, York;" 12th, Suviah, 3 "Bal more. In the roads, Columbus, from N York. Hevvorr, Aug 20—Arr Condor, Closie Work. Sld 2ist, M Frances,'NOrleans, qelenmuna, Aug 25—Sd Howard, Paulsen, NYork. Arr20th, Wm Badger, NOrleans; Leo, Boston, Antwrnr, Aus 77—Sid Brighton. Clarkston; Esser, New. gastle, Aor 34th, British Queen, (s) NYork; 23d, John Conrad, leans, Sid 18th, Jean Key, Depau, Polpnter. do; Genesee, N iN Orleans; 24th, Abbotsford, NYork oth, Rhone, w Orleans; 3 Southport, Certs, ‘Aug 20—Sld Samarang, ig NYork; 8 Saltus, NOrleans. Borpeavx, Aug 20—Sld Angola, New Orleans; 13th, Flo- 4 2t—Sld Ororimbo, NOrleaus; Am Thompson, Sylvester, NYork; 2ist, itrite, alhalla, NOdems. Oronro, Aug Arr Return, fou Ginwactan, Aug 16—Arr 3: Genoa, Aug 10—Arr Et ‘Tairste, Aug —Arr Superb, NOrlea Baxter, N York. Paveamo, July 2—Arr m le, NOrleans. Port Manon, July 19— > NO de: Sr Jon, NB. Sept toch. Woodla: Philadelphia. Monrarear, Sept M—Arr Seduious, North Sydney; Tallen- tine, Liverpool. Pans, Aug 1—In port, Boxer, for Salem, to Manaxwam, Anz 10—In port; Leader, for Sept 1. the river, passed a brig supposed the Marion, from Maranham. United States Port: ith, Arethusa, Eastrort, Sept 9—Sld Edward Preble viva) jin; Tole, N¥orks 10th, Olive, Philadelphia: Chief Sachem, Matthews, York. ky , Sept 13—Arr Susan Ludwig, Curlew, New Yor Width, Lerett, Henderso0, ‘ine Sid Tod, Mary Cole, PontLanp, Sept 16—No arrival orclearance,, Arr 15th, John Hill, Tugalls, from New York for Machias. Chl Hebron, Ma: tanzas, Sept Li—Arr Arabella, St Ubes. Pont Guouctersn’ Sept. 1i—-Gid Megicen, Surinam and a mkt. Sarem, Sept o—Arr Extra, St Thomas fur Portland, put in fora harbor. Boston, Sept 17—Signal for ashi Dine pand 2brigs. Cld s) Liverpool v Halifax; Hace, Rotterd emg Port au Prince; Gazelle, (ne Of this p tan; Norfolk, NOdieans; ipciios Vie | Baltimore: Iris, Savannah; Sarah Wales, do; Magnolia, Pritadetp inns Homer, NYork; Doane, do. Ar 16th, Chatham, Hayre. Nantucket, Sept 16—Sld Factor, NYork. Ei efor NYork, and sld phia_for Boston, was pat into Holmes Hote: ‘aledo- ay: ket Shoals 13th. bably A schr is ashore at Cape Poge, laden ‘with Fime—have rot heard off Nai particulars. ‘aspian, and a schr with Tn port ioth, Hy Chase, © wipexce, Sept 16—Sld Washington, and J Wainwright, Philadelphia. Sronineton. Sept 16—Arr Larkin, Philadelphia for Boston t for do. ete 16-Sld Emily Ellicott, La Guay Noses, Baymore, NYork; Guil- RFOLK, Sept asan & Benjamin, Turks and fori, Saybrook ‘Witmixatox, NC. Ieland Repente, Porter, do. Cld elle, Myers, do: dsou, NYork. Sid head Nenpor . "The pilot Loat GB ot Sanna Bar, ahip Chri fi ith ult. bound to Greenock; off Hae tor acne C was dismasted, and, when spoken. by. the GG Comming. the captain had concluded: to" put Into harlestom to ret ation as Dressmaker or Seamstress, ei- tablishment or private respectable fami- fan unquestionable character cin be given, By aprlting at 47 Oliver sticet,2d story, front room. 19 St®m WANTED—A situation, either in « jobbing house op retail ‘ity goods store, by 2 young man of Kood. business habits, who has had several Years experience m ‘he dry xood line dur- ing the last unree years, in this city, aad (or himaslt, 5 The best references can be given. Address W. B. at this ry ee 5 ANTED—A Young Man to engage for a period of years ‘and learn a decorative branch of business: He must had some practice with the use of tools, either as a ¢ renter, cabinet maker, or carver, and he able’to.give secu: ity for per behavor. Apply at WILLIAM GIBSON’S Decorative Evablishindat, 58 Pe street, near Broad’ roadway. si7 str OST—On Friday or Saturday last one One Hundr-d Dollar L4 Bill of the Bink of Coma erce. ‘The finder will be liber: ally rewarded, By leaving the same at the Verrandah, William street, near the Lower Post 1m ODGINGS UPON THE “au OPEAN PLAN.—To Single Gentlemen.—T wo suites of apariments are now va- cant at 4 Broadway. Gentlemen desirous of making ments for the winter, would do well to make an early tion ‘58 2weodistre ND STREET —A cendeman and his wife Oa fey tinate geutlcme can ere wile ‘asali by Stree! bogea aoa Piciag board for the winter, w i nd this a d rable plese, ANS HHEON LAWRENCE bea itto wit FINN, taney Rasy blower mil Cay Yion Bsa.” cliscreet, New Yet. ee es re-room on thegame floor, to let in store South st. ogg me ‘on the premises JON HUDMAN. P, 8.—There is aivo a fiat rate sail loft'to let in same store. I OTICE= Ship RUSBEELL GLOVER, fiom Liverpool. N' Toactenecs of merebantion by tate verse) will Hears send rmits On board at Pine street wharf, or to ineckecriber, seal goods not permitted ta hive days conte Voida'sly be sént to public store . E. GLOVER, 100 Pine street ‘comer of South vi NUARHINGTION PROSPECT TEMPERANCE i AL SOCIETY, will hold a meeting on Mo Revaion. athalf-past 7 o’elock, at their Hall, door from Walker, in Elizabeth stre-t. ‘There will be ‘a dresses by Dr. Gover. President of the Parent Society Connery of the Prospect; Mr Riddle of the Ark, and Conuer of bret aby e the Lady Prospect ‘Society, Mr Kimber, aud Mr MeDonald. The friends of Temperance are respectfully invited to atten: ‘A. Francis K. Browse, Seo'ry. eval (PO, SOUTHERN PLANTERS —The Souler, Tt Company, wuider a Charter from the State of South cling, have now their Rice Pounding Milt in fall operation xt thecimner of Jefferson and Scurh weet, New Nork itr, Te Se oes Telt mat fae great Seuree” ase, Troll Nl =~ Southern Planters are mvited to call and see the advantages of- Reedy this establishment. About 9 to10 A.M. or 4 to M. isthe best t ‘The East Broadway omni ferron atrect, near tl SSOLUTIO Diaxerive fim of GLOV dissolve def heer hee eed Commmusion business heretofore eooslucted by the fry wall in future he exiried, om by the subseriber oo Nsom aceoont. B. GLO _New York, Sept. 16, 1942 ER, 100 Pine street, comer of South street, w CE !—Great Much Race, between HT vou bryce "H. Rithy,"” of Whitehall ‘of clinton Market. Th Freres f \ >. FLANAGAN, ite te #19 The Co artnership neretotore KMeMURRAY, has this 19 NEW YO MicAago aNDLG ves every Evening, Sunda ermediat PXPRI LSS, I if, for the above nayed ay Offic nt aol? LEARY co. NOS,4 &5 ara T TERS NEW YORK, TTERS, ILI, wrnontes on Tr ednceday, the ae inst anew and elegant arti te of Black Fite Hots, et $3,67%4 each, im explanstion ubmitied the follow- 10g, g remarks AUCTION SALES _ BY PHOMAS BELL Nos. 22 finn and | ~~ MONDAY jon stveet.) All the machi a improved ke. n additional Int of goods, second hand furnirure , re- moved trom B: ¢ of sale, consisting Of al- most every a keeping. ind ah equally al went upon the extensive patronage oiler Hats, 0. superior in that smimediate » Temnanty cloth, Harshal » splendid lever watch, 2 trautrs Wehus of wine, and 20 splendid’ windoy WEDN AthalGpast 10 o’cloek in the sale rooms. Sale—A choice. valuable and extensive variety of iture of all deseript‘ons. nivcrsally otproved cass vl je fmither to its anerits,.« of clothing, 2 shades, tiseason beyond any who of our ew.tomners, andl yet devin style and finish ¢ i tabrics, we have for some time jast m ‘complish their wishes, and cotise ed the new article of Hats ss antouncrd abs exmposed of superior mate: the first order, and although $6 BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, ~ “MONDAY, ° Hoek, at No. 1 iy Hall Place. assortment of Hotsehold Furniture, cc ed and y will be sold at $3 ouly commensurate tothe present pecuni han their intrinsic worth, but infinitely cheaper, when the re pective qualities are couared, than any which have ever before been offered to the public. Purchasers are asst in advance, that these Hats will not the object dear at the price,” currently argued pe nets, French bedsteads, beds and nat mast low priced gocds. LEARY & CO. | Shen sane fara hbase lana, he Alsoyn fine escorcunent TELIARDS ANI AND. BOW ING Browne Catalogues on the morning of sale. Bi bhwting Saloon, N velo PUESDAY. reed Uhromsh fre oe on 71 Divisio nm street, having En Be 4 10% o’eloek, at the auction room, lerkone thorough re: and nors, Begars, Ke. i : will be re-opened on Wi ‘WEDNESDAY, AL 10} o'clock At the beautiful Cottage, 13 Cor street— Elegant Household Furviture, made to order by Neal of Baltimore, consistiug of an etegant piano, mahogany ch ofas, ottonans, ceatre tables a marble. tops, les, Turkey, Brussels ie Kl the moat extensive p length, ani c All: ys aud four Bil accomms al wr hout many pla Gent lemer for which this establishme ia street, near Bleecker ie tutended, ay no gambling 0 nd all vulgar suciety exchide The with the request that they 19 tr T ble tops; maho id curled ~N NEW FRENCH | GOODS. is botgeis ‘a ilows, eaiedimntrses, Miche B. STRANGE, i63 Walker street, has receive lant Havre packets, new onde adapta fo the city trade prigs, &c. carefully se- he olfers for-sale on E. Plumes, Flowers, Pauiern Hats, C: ma h k of st yess Catalozues at the pete room an Monda: S. DRAPER, Jui Stove 54 Bylaw street, corn FRIDAY, Sept. 23. inday, in’ cons quence of the arrival of argo from the wieck, when the sale will lected. find of of the best qi vorable tei ‘Also, af fall supply of new materials for Flower makers. sto ® DANGING & WALTZING. R. J. PARKER and his daughter have the pleasure to an- nounce to their frie! ithe dublic, that, fur the ac- commodation of those families residing up_town, they intend ing a school on Tuesday, the 20th of September, at their Postponed from the rem: rs Positively take Damaged Cary or the Barque Louisa—At 10 o'clock, tn the 4 Front street, for Cash, under inspection of the ward f the port, forthe benefit of whou it may. concern, | he entire cargo of the bergue foes cilles, © » from Mi il, 163do brandy, 535 do Mus 2 -ases olive oil, 3do almond 0 halt pipes red win do liguors, 150 du do preserved fruits, 30 white be: and Fridyys; Young Ladies’ vite lessons, either at mpils, or at their own 19 20m. » champagne Dutch cheese, and earthenware: $00 S'do: peluted pemer, ¢ Op embrglias, 4 , 27 jars almonds, 3 do feorals, 2 do 8, 3 do capsules, 1 do quinine, 2do absynthe, 28do saltmeat, 1 do sabres, 30 do steel, }do satranum, tdo anchovies, 280 do pick‘es, 6 barkets cloves, i int, 12 bales pepp: r, 10 do rk, 5 do suma 0 Wo blankets and coverlids, 1 do muslin maces, 3 do ‘alab ster ornaments, 1s 00 square marble, 1 shoes, 4 bbla flour of bowrding residsuce 207 Bowery heap, clean t they'are as opened a new rsabove Aun, a [HE Publie we by.this time satis pont by and neat Oyster Shops are the best, ard. wellserved as elsewhere. The Subscriber h establishment at N Nasswu street, a few where he hopes ict a but an old ‘Oysters stewed, fried, roasted or raw, served up on the short- est notice, and the best thatean be found in the e “Supper parties will find this a pleasant resort ing package ies 4 cases silk ye 4tranl madder, & ke. for an gven- a LB si9 1t*m i TI rao Auct, ARGE SALE OF HARDWATE, Catlery, Guns tols, Bowie Knives, &.— JACOB '8. on Taesday, at 10 cetock, at the store 21 ages Birioingliam, Sheff! FRORENC TO SOUTHYRN AND Pis- RVESTERN MERCAANTS BUYING FOR CASH — Avery sdvantigcous onporunity now fers fr purchasing a extremely low rrices a liwited au lattes” beautiful PLATT wi sel Plat 400 jorence Braid Ha's, ma’ ufacturrd in the best atyle. ‘They a Gailey, not be kept in this city longer than the next three or four Se, | Coumisting of the ce mori days, daring which time they may be seen ar the office of Thos. | Sr fin mm, particalarly worthy the attention he ountry deat Maiden lane, Also, 100 cases and I Reynolds, comer of Nassau an trance 59 Ni ‘Keepers ani Fan i N- y inform the public, shat they have will embrace many searce snd desirable or 1% their patent mangles, hich, for ticles, and will not be postponed. durability are not to be suzprssed. It isa labor ‘Terms6 months for ayproved endorsed notes for all sums it, as it entirely supercedes the se ts'a gloss on sheets, table cloths, &e. &e., ving mach ove a over $100 M. lock For further gues will be ready lay, at 12 particulars, see under auction head of pera ion at the United ve and nearly all the nN aia Hows, and neal all the | and Journal of Commerce. 19 2tm N2 Yo. where Means, D.&W. do bak | PY RIELL & ARCULARIUS—Fridw, Sepiemper zd, at joekcamitinng and al kind of iron work, cheaper than 1934 ofefock, atthe Marshall House, comer of enn be tow elsewhere jortment of guid Heads sure opt N. B.—Kitchen Grates made from 10 cents to Is. carpets, large qu Miron. charts, centre let glasses, mantel orn ery flattering encourage: etal ena b nt ees Reheat a upon Professor Mou! Hers, wingow curtains and shades al and hall lamps, cline aah consequent upon th ney they have attain | and glass ware, a large quantity of kitenen furniture, bar room ed in a short time under his ta a4 induced him to lower | furniture, 5 Fis verms from $12 to Slo per-quarter ; thus placing. th Also, a'splendid assortment of beds, bedding, &e., the entire thorough knowledge o! french Lau- of obtaining yr gentleman wishing t ood the means of any lade i ge indiepensable to Hy apnroved by the an 0 whomihe, has had Slasses are already formed, re tO unite with the conrents of 40 rooms. ‘The above is in geod order, having been but a short time in morning of sale, when the goods can be & ARCUCARIUS will at 103 o'clock, at No. M4 City ‘assortment of Househol Fur- set, ee id nel on the who may nd. those persor m, should io soat this favorable mo- ment. Professor Mouls’ rooms are at No. 373 Broadway, #18 Imre THE WHIG ALMAN AC AND U.S. TER For 1843, WILL BE PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, | Semember Both, and rendy for delivery to onder Tt will 1, AN ALMANAC FOR Ii it complete the usual Caleuletions, ‘and adapted to every State of the Umon, &e. PRUE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF THE, WIGS + A plan and condemned statement of the roints of lows and foot benches, and iso T rosewood set, blue and gold figured pillows to Mateh, | prer divan lor, and starr carpeting, 30 elegant oil paintings, with expen sive frames, mantel ormaments, elegant one ele- difference between the contending partics in this Country, rice pu exposition aud defence of the views of the igs or fe cariasuaie vied waned iane. AN EXPOSITION. AND DEFENCE OF THE Catalogues on the morning of sale, when the goods can be ex- ritotectio HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Po | amined. si3r Od benehts: (the Labering men ‘at thi | T)ISSOLUTION Th Tahip hereto i itcontributes to the Prosperity and Wellare SO UON cine, Ete ee ae arte of th ny ‘LIFE OF 116 HENRY CLAY, clearand glowing, writ: | ° "The business herctofore conducted Hn Future 1 fo ,¢ carried on at the same pie is OWL REX cena KETURNS, OF ALL, IMP oh JOSE aE MURHAY. 100 Piue street. E in. the several Stat wl7 Str Union every a and Cou i. ANECDOTES, MIS TIMES oF BOD ELE SEL F PROTECT: ORS. HOUSEKEEPERS,—Patent neh can be discharged barrel re of 184 ELLANIES, &e.—a great va- CTIONS mgress and al the etors of by pulling the wigk ad therefore cannot Phe construction is very simp) rom the pocket and used with oue ber and oarre: ike some repeating p y can be drawn exch is Xe. THE, Wid eAL ANAC will be printed on fine white and stitched in a printed cover. It will contain 61 he printed large octavo pages, and as much reading matter | (vy cat, be rant cae yey ble eh duodeciina volume. It will be afforded for casn | Without the loss of amoment; six shots can be fires as jndlexibly at Ie ents per sine 6o opy, $l per dozen, $7 30 per | &man.ean crook his finger. ‘Dhey ere no targer than au ordina, hondred, or $65 per thousatul. Orders enclosing cash are re- | Por iravollers, housekeepers, bic of, captains, p'am' ensebte pistol, cers, and others, they are an ind: peetfall} ted bi —~s “oi RRELE hes both’ male and female, ean with th McELRATH, Meri No. va Nassau-atreet, opposite th = roperty, if attacked by many persons, as one of thes 3 Tribune Office, Aug., 1942. se casa te ra dozen of the Bommenra hs STEAM ENGINE “Fir sale cheap. a fo r lie are invited to call end examine the same, as their he cylinder is on ing ig warranted not to get out of order, and fe wit tsalety, will ce:taizly recommend them over ‘all others. holesale and retail. J. G, BOLEN, 101 Broadway, one spur wheel, nd Pine street neat, substantial | 915 Imis*r between tel! 0 FAMILIES GOING $OU pe.—A respectable female, 24 yours of age. Ww vermaneneeitastion as seamstress, in a genteel "tld prefergoing to Kurape, yet would accept o to go South or tothe West Indies. ‘The best. of refer- pansivet re 1 further particulars inq Ne 30. Ann street, N. fice 2d stor LIVERFOoC “COAL—For sale a small quantity, about chaldrons, part of the cargo saved from the str 5 ship Westchester, now lying on the wharf, Pier No. 1 E.R. ences given. Address A. A. A. box 765, upper Post office, N. for ane by i loribe tai wide ok weal | Saat lor 1D a s L fous H WOULD sree the attenuon of our readers to, the PACKET shir’ GARRICK, from Literpool—Consignees ill leave send their permits on board, at Or ieang Whart, foot of Wal "Ail goods hot permitted io fire days, will bs sent to Public Rheumatic Kradicatini iment, an invaluable article. ce advertisement in another column of this paper. pes store. JHARLE STON, HAVANA, Ww. ORLEANS, AND TFAVERTE BANK OF THE CItY-OF NEW may We TO} Pome aes ioe YORK. —Notice js herrby given, that the Receiver of the tober, au iB ML Ehe well know md iyonety and effets of the LaFayette Bunk, will, on and ater fas nw" YORK, S. “2. the 19th day o mber instant, pay in full, withoat interest, | Wright, id complete orde: all the debts demands of a0 Dakine tho aid La Payetc new rong fom shai, ey et at ag Teave forthe above ank now 0 remaining unpaid, ou presentment | ports on th been scorn trey om ow Re 7 one New York having been been superbly fited uo, with enlcon NELL, Receiver of the La evens Bank. fers superior accommo- nie own a going in re state rooms in addi di 17 wr ions for the convenieuce of ~ XO PHYSILIANS, OR MEDICAL STUDENTS— | this bost jon Tores By “Fare Wi sic ‘Student who may have near- | tions of her Captai ‘or a liebe fret ly completed dies fad, contemplates ‘rraduating at the | board, foot of ou East River, oF ne approaching term of medical lectures in this city—to take an Mlarecc lie an old sad well established medical offce, 1 ness and income (being a rsh business) of which is second tO no other in the city, or perhaps in the United States. Any gen- tlemman wh may desire to treat with the advertiser on the sub Ject of th ‘will please apply at 12 Peek Slip. -s6r Yi. HUBBARD, & CO. ‘37 Beck Slip. B.—The New York carries suficient (uel for the voyage, ‘New Orleans, and Galveston. will ing Havana, ds the ship will tay N Passengers for Key have an opportunity of there twe days. to 01 tof Bro ES tome |: C-GALVESTON, TEXAS=To wil aferumeit Bemieeyeihie Mtoe aee, | iS EOF GATVESTOR, TENA Tt vey? and 3, P.M. pinencdssie” STAR REPUBLIC, Captain J.J. Hendley, lies at HATS, HATS, HATS" ims R to take freight, at low rates, and ‘mmodations for 40 passengers, nd f10N.—Th jiber invites the atten: Pee ee auty to, his beecelfal, geacetaly sid he steerage. f OF DESEARE APY OF a OWE, 75 Wall rat FOR NEW ORTEANS—Fiw Packer Shi—The Class fast sailing ship RAJA, Captain Crpetnuds of her cargo on board, wil hs wards of 8 feet high between deck i super ards of 8 feet high between decks, and offers'« more desirable conveyance. for 2d cabin and steet @ passengers than can be found in any other ship loading the thove port. ‘Those. stadyiog their own interest aud ine ip aeect ertie abpuld make early son-caion Eee Pe ee Bor SAN HERDMAN. 61 South st TOR MOBILE FIRST PA AGKET= het bri GROW nt Getalued by the wea ‘the 21st instant. + be tal 1 Low bell-crowaed Hat, teiag the only’ ‘really tashion- able article f the kind extant, though he cannot ¢ pect but that imieators will spring uo, aud cima the benefe of his own ori iat conceptions, To say these Hats ru: yle, finish, and graceful aj ied py an experience of twenty ye: fon centiemep who stany grace and feshiun, examine themselves. A large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hat Gaver ond ct ery thing fecenary for Rsentiemans travelling outft, may also be foun rer "E BLOOMER’S, 179 Broadway, Opposite Howard's Hotel. (ORSE BAZAAR —Just ai- rived from ekice aris betta anes sonad and Mindte’proverty of Messy Welch MWGnirot'the New York Circus, comprising a umber of y suitable. for heavy. a sad feet? until Wed- ba ¢ disposed of at pub bidder without res The above hetaon for those that are want of WILLIAM © sant ‘Ones y street. any thing of the kind in point of toclaim no more than the business ww call 0030 Im ise he house on deck dinte aypheation nd the 8 SHES HERD MAN. 61 South st Bay The above ‘pete heeity withoa hghterage. FOR, NEW ORLEANS—Figg aula Pocket fi; packet shi ‘is made on by on ae oth inst—The clegont ptrin Russell will positive: npoffers a superior convey ance for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers,and is poo lively the first regular packet ship ou the berth for t'e above fort She Bee ae jortable state rooms ee Benes id k for second cabin passengers. re will he mace att ‘Apply on board the ship au Murry’s wharf, foot Py tod HERDMAN, 61 South street. eceede ‘d by the splendid well known pier 13, ER, to be despatched, on _s18 Ure FOn SALE—A p ye despatched as viful bright Bay Fioree, good inthe sa gle or doable horness—) Pheaton and brass mounted » match a Saddl: and Bridle, and all other furnitare longing toa Stable. Inquire in Mercer street, ie thie star te above Grand sireet. ib wr lowest rate of Wall st The above sh OF LIVERPOOL PACK- FRGK: ed on neogunt of the weather ib: it 90 posit.vely sail on Monday, Sept, 19.—The splen- iis, wait now. faxt Malling "packet ship TAROLINT A, ‘The accommodations of is superb packet for eabin, second cabin oF steerage passengers, are er between decks are fred ap with every attend sengers, and nnequatle above port. Pe ean have a well Way other ship no wis! Maite econom tne table irik send -. yw loading for thé smith comfort. cabin on very atebbie, Sejen- %, —! NG. BEACON counsr T. Ont 1G Gentes, St ike, ber 19th, at 2 o’eloe! de 4 the 2nd best | reasonable terms, Those wish Jeet berths should wagans—830 smb, Halt foriett, $29 added, oto the Bnd bes make exrly apptication om boar f Toot of Dover ater orto H. Woodenff names b. ¢. Tormentor. W. & wr aN Peck Goo. 8 lous nesses 6. te ith st. cor. Henry Jones names b. m. A Joves A Joklock—Stike two mile heats ia harm ‘Same day sub, Ji00-—chalt forfeit, $40 added, to goto the second horse. H. Woodruff names b g. Cayuga C} fn, second Geo. Spicer name: al line are all of “For passage, apply to N. B.—Passage from Great Britain and freland, via poole ' as asual be engaged by any af the packets, en ive furnished for any amonnt, payable th Jnited Kingdom. Apply as above. Temaup t Orvel Coal, landing ox ship Garriek, and E. K. COLLINS & CO. % South st, 416 OAL tons be for sale by _AMUSEMENTS REDUCE Kurt Cirele of Boxes, - and Third Cucies be ceu © in Sheridan's Comeds of the “* School for Scandal.” THIS EVENING, Scuty: » Wi be performed the OR SCANDAL. Sir Pe thes Surface, | Browne Sir O! by ams Lady Tewzle, 'Miry Mle Lect Mie Cndor ar, My Vernon Lady Sueerwelt, Wheat'ey Miss Buloud To conetue with Ue ROBERT MACATRE. Robert Mpesire, “Hrowne | Bates Mtb, WH Williams , i id d the performance will com- NisLG's GAR DBN: IP EXTRAORDINIY A CTION swe TRIUMPHANT Ste ESS! Extraordinary Ravel Fi Received Nightly with Shouts of Eanciea and Ap- given plawse, in the their various t iC PANTOMIM MONDAY EVENING, Sept Toh the ap oe hee wil ‘coinmence wi A GRAND. Oventune owed by Student, y rie Se she Painter a The maa atin SHEEN MONSTE. r machinery, dresses and decerations, luced. o’ciock, Entertainments to com at half past seven. icketa—i0 cents CHATHAM THEATRE. OLD PRICES ft ) AND NO COMPUL THE batik i ladg cons. Upper 7 First Tier 50 conta, Mine » FORRE! Toe tise 8 Chip TON FOR ONE MONDAY EVEN) So 1612, will be performed the play of JACR CADE. Mr Forrest | Lord Bey, Mr Stevens os J. Clifton Judah ‘o conclude wit! SIXTERS sy RING. JACK. Mr Coisille, W. Jones Fredesic sanvers, Hall Mis Biake John Ronn, ‘earem MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, — 449, ised yay, New York. MONDAY EVENING: Sept. he entertaunments will OVERTURE To 'EDOUAND ‘ET CHRISTIN. Loves OF THE ANGELS. ‘Mitchell | Hanoch, {richicwen Zemph, subi, eleton “Alter which» new and Laughable f farce: called 4 NERVO V Perigrine Milky, ‘(his finst fet wor ha 4 J.M. Field Jane, Timm To Br atude with Mr "ih rped, Nickson | Charley Find. 7 Sad ‘avo Miss Sinuleton fend ‘The Doors will be opened at 7, aad perlormances commence at hali-past 7, every evs “AMERICAN sARDE. - AND MUSEL GALLERY OF FINE ART! CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN SeTRFET apposite St, Paul's Charch, T. BARNU. 'M, MANAGER. Best Attractions in Naw York! !—Change of No- PERFORMANCES TIC! E EVERY DAY First ume io th of Sign r Vivaldi’s magnificent HANICAL THEATRE EC In which the science of mechanism shown by the won al performances of sembling Na beings, at theiractions aud La toitions, Mr. Wir chell’s new com-c sketch entith JOB SEARCH-EM-OU'T. In which Mv. W. ststais sever characters. Miss Hood, the, accomplished vocalint—Ln Petite Celeste will introduce various dauers, including ba Tyrolean, as danced by Fanny E' Model of Switzesland—Natural Badge in Vi 0 Lidy—Fancy Glass _ My. Hoon Ascensiou—a Den of 1 letely perfected many figuresre hable con ee to the whole. Museurn, G wentvefive cents—Childven halt pri THE NEW YORK MUSEUM ENS This Diy onder the manageme ho announces that he intends nemt—that He fee's publi. To remove any impr edi t genterl to attend a shilling exhib boas to observe that. the adopt an € bie new reduce the price and 1. he manager cr of admission is ho eritesion of “The way in which it 1s conducted, and the ented, is thy proper standard ty judve by. In the con Europe, the rates of ad- places of useme nt are filty ber All classes of society assem! the moderate cl ; Yet no one attempts to disput pectability of the performance. Io the pablic arden of & is there is no, They ste ire pls with Draneety and isreputabl Ties of the frst vespectablity may atccad with as Kye’ ol arety ax it the jouat of admussion we: hat the follo bea fficient guaran of Ii HARRINGTON the wonderful Magician and MISS ROSALI¢, the charming and beautiful ¥ecalie from the Americas Mu seam, Mr Knenss, the much admired Singer Mr Bennie, the celebrated Miss Emalie, the accompli Mr Jeronellils Fan AR GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, FULLER respectfully informs his popils and the publie + generally, that his Gyninasiuns, 205. Green and 20" ABn strsetas art nov ooes for Ons pense A Juntor Oless bs abet being formed at both the establishments, at hours to suit: the ceuvenience of scholars, For termay which have been conside apply at either 9! the Gymuasiu A Gesciss Leirtieat ills estes tke panevlatendigne of Mr, Chalet D Delaney Trofessor, aud ‘Teacher by appoint- ment in ~_ Sparring taugh st 2wtr TO THE AMATEURS ACCORDION! __siT Ive ARTINI begs to inform the publie that hed hiy Accordion instiuetion, which isd —the first. for the Accordions ‘witheut se for those with both of whic exerciaes pro in grder that the amatetr ly have end NOR MATIN begs alse 10. state that he has « larg ccllection of M&S. tousie Isat DW 9 arhich he intent lish shortly, and he arranges for ot music he shoul be reepah the Rigor wil be thankful iireudeney 9 Canal erect, to all will favor him where he continues to give hi even if they wish only to ake aad of his music, or of aul9 3m’ DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA- TUS ‘ NEW PATTERNS fs ULT & CO., 168} FULTON STREET. TH IS beautiful art has arrived at such perfection, that two "Tras ipstipetion Jo sedlecne tocherine iperiect knowledge of it—which will be given gratis to thoee. wre Tyne the ap ratus at the store of F. A. Arta street Br ‘Also onsen, ison hyposulp tyle of playing. ART. of the a as ponents nals ‘vom $2 romatic 1, bromine, ioe ‘of dot ~ DAGU ERRE BOTYPE APPA JOHN noaai CoPTCIAN, 72 NAS! T°“ RRANGE a Vutec ya fais dein some knowledge of Opticts. Per ng to noe | an in- Will therefore find it to thetr Interest to = oy = FLUTE & GUI’ TAR. R PHILIPE ERNST, Profesor of the Fh patent Concertina {0 announce to be M lie, that he has just published his aitar, which will be found well learner of amateus, ‘rom its being well worthy: the attention of the ‘that instra- it and calculated not on'y to please bat to afford i instruction, iT of his composi- “for the Kuiter 1. 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