The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1843, Page 3

de ion of 37 ‘cont, making altogether $1,200,000 of paper son pol etree be made available tor the new crop at its specie value, which is, nowever, constantly growing worse. The old manner’ of purchusing by bill credits, cannot be kept up, and it will be absolutely indispensable to send specie from Europe for the purchase ef the crop of cotton, as well as tor all other agricuitural produce; worn that currency returns north for the payment of goods, (/ e present stocks here will become reduced In the m yeu Is can come from abroad, except those act rout of the proceeds of our exports, alter de acu nterest, &c.due. Hence no increase in " je quan- tity of goods imported, can take place similar tot gt wich followed she high tariff of 1828; on the othe -Yand, com merce will be paralyzed, and the government ge tefe wishout @ revenue. This, which we wrote and publish ued twelve months since, has now become history in “4 its particulars, six of the New Orleans banks retur seq shortly after, and a specie currency was generally enforced. Specie has ar- rived at New Orleans forthe « purchase of cotton” since that date to the extent ot $1”, 990,000 ! and a lerge portion of it spread into the interio",, Large sums have been diseemi- nated from other poin’.s, And the presence of south and south western trad‘srs here, with cash in ‘hand, attest that that currency b’4s returned north “ fo": the purch goods,” causing the “ stocks here ‘to be reduced” and Pricesto rise. No“ increase in the imports of goods” has taken place ; on the other hand thy sy have not been lower since the war, and that “the g/,vernment has been left without a revenue,” is apparer .t from its debt, which has increased $16,000,000 within the year. And it has even now in contemplation '.o is ue government paper money redeemable in New York, witha view to extend its means. These ever ¢g are the plain and natural results of the business oft’ 1» country, based upoo great popular industry and 'e” terprise, endeavoring to struggle into prosperity, tht” jy sh the meshes ofthe lawyers and specu- lators, the b!' 44 folly of the manufacturers, and the meri= tricious ve saiity of their unprincipled organs. Those” ho contend for a protective tariff and a Nation: al Bao’ ¢ contend for two antegonist principles, as far as “Pr gection to heme industry” is concerned. It is in ter jded by a high tariff to exclude from our morkets fo- seg goods, in order that home manufactures may enjoy hem without competition. This isdone by imposing up on the importer of foreign goods a tax called a duty. Now no goods of any description ever go from one country to avother ; but through the movement of individual mer- chants, who import and export all articles solely with a view to their own individual profit. Last year woollen goods of acertain description were worth $2,00 per yard in England, and were worth here $3,00 ; the duty was 20 per cent, or 40 cents per yard, tax charges 10 per cent, or 20 cents per yard. Consequently they could be im- ported and sold at the price here to the farmers, at $3,00 per yard, and leave the merchant a profit of 40cts. On the first of September the duty was raised to 40 per cent or 80 cents per yard. This absorbed the whole profit, and no more was imported. The custemary foreign sup ply thus being forced out of the market, the manufac- turers here now obtain better prices. This is the opera tion of protection. All the talk about home competition reducing prices, is too impudent a humbug to be replied to. The peopleof the United States are teo much given to reasoning for themselves to be made to believe that home competition is less hurtful to individual manufac- turers than foreign, and therefore that it is not their object to excite the former, as they falsely allege, by a high ta. riff. The object is only to keep the market to themselves ; yet while this is their opject they themselves help to de- feat it by advocating a National Bank. The money prices of goods consist in t'se relative supply of each. I{the sup ply of money is ‘increased, the quantity of it which may be obtained fo”, gn article is increased in the same propor: tion. If ge/14 grew as fast and as abundantly as wheat, it would “elatively be worth no more, even if it was con Sum ed as fast, but it connot be increased faster than aiiture has ordered. The Banks, however by issu- ing paper money, payable on demand, increase the quantity of money at pleasure, and prices rise as they bi ‘They increased the quantity of money trom $60,000,000 in 1839, to $150,000,000 in 1837. The consequence was, that all prices rose 100 per cent. As long as this large quan_ tity of money wes convertible into specie, it was as good, ond importers sent avy quantity of goods here, without the smallest regard to the tariff—sold them at the high prices—turned the proceeds into gold, and carried it home. The paper was of no use to them, and they could not buy produce to carry back, because prices here were so much higher than there thet they would lose by the operation. Under the swelling prices the imports rose from $70,000,000 in 1830 to $189,000,000 in 1 36. Ii the tariff had been raised to 80 per cent in 1836, the imports would stili have continued, because the abundance of tre ‘currency had raised prices 100 per cent, leaving still a margin of 20 per cent to foreign shippers. At the same time the rise of raw material and labor here destroyed the ability of the manufacturers to compete at all with foreigners. Hence it is that in 1842, under a low tariff, low prices and a specie currency, they recovered their ability to export manufactures. It is a singular ‘anomaly that those people contend for such contradictory end suicidal measures. But it arises from the fact that they are the dupes of politicians. Since the formation of this goveroment, the country has heen divided into two parties. The one leaning towards a magnificent central government, the splendor of which should, in some degree, ape the glare of Europeen courts. ‘This policy involves a national debt, enormous revenue: high taxes, and corresponding extravagance. The other party clung to republican simplicity, freedom from debts und unrestricted trade, and taxes as low as the most rigid economy in the expenditures of government would per- mit. Now for the government of the United States, in time of pence, there are but two sources of revenue :—the public lands and the customs. Direct taxation in time of peace is out of the question ; no man would have the har- dinood to propose it. Now, with a sound and steady cur. wency, the amount to be extracted from the customs is governed by the laws of trade entirely. Duties beyond acertain point cannot be imposed without stopping the import and destroying the revenue. With a fluctuating currency, the rate of duty is of no consequence, beca prices will rise in proportion. The only «ffect is to puta larg» revenue into the treasury. In the year 1842, with atariffof an average of 20 per cent on the whole imports they reached short of $100,000,000, and the customs reve: nue was $13,990,000—the currency being very nesra spe. cie basis, In 1836, with a tariff averaging 15 per cent on the whole imports, the customs were $24,000,000—the pe- per currency being very full. Now if the present tariff which averaged on the imports of the 4th quarter of 1842, 84 per cent of the, whole imports, had been in operation, in connection with the National Bank scheme, which w: aefeated at the extra session, the imports would have ‘been as large as in the year 1929, or say $160,000,000 ; 34 per cent of that would have given a revenue of $51,000,000, and the party in power would have been well supplied with mears, This explains the secret of the amalgamation of the antagonist principles of “ Protection” and a“ National Bank.” A combination of the two extracts from the peo. ple an enormous amount of money, while it floods the country with goods. A National Bank is opposed by others because it is essentially a “ foreign agent.” It is the means by which home industry is destroyed and the means of the people extracted for the benefit of foreign manufacturers, A stendy specie currency, onthe other hand, with a teriff adjusted so as to yield the highest reve, nue, would permit imports to the extent of the sales of American produce and no more, and will yield a revenue of about $18,000,000, which is about sufficient for the sup port of government, and must be procured from that source or by direct taxation. Ifa prohibitive tariff is per. sisted in, the latter must be resorted to, beceuse a “ Na- tional Bank is obsolete ” It is in full view of this that pa. rasite politicians contend for a system which is doing more to loosen the solid siructure of the Union than can all the efforts of combined Europe, Sales at the Stock Exchange. $12,000 NY 5i's, ‘61 30 109 10 Ohjo Lifeand ‘Trust 93 3000 do 5's 90% 63 Lafayette Bank of O93 12,000 Onie 10 N'Otetoe Cate 3 5000 do 5's °95 s, 1860 5000) do 15 shrs Mutual Ins 105,50 Long Island 100 Harlem 317% 2000 Ilinois 6's, 70 NewYork Public Stock Exchange. $1000 New York 6's 83 108%) 2000 do bew 35 5000 lo 10H 5000 do b1d 35, 100 Indiana Bonds #15 33%@ 1000 do slo 7% 1000 do cash 5375 1000 do bnw 3 10 = do Mig 1000 do bnw 47 1900 do 100 do sly 4 1000 Kentueky 6's 913 9714 1000 do. cash 3135 10,000 do ho 99 V3 3475 1000 do bi 98 i? Loan ch 224, 1000 Ohio 6's 20 91 cash 54% 1000 do s10 91 do cash 348 2000 do cash 916 lem RR 430 38 15,000 do 63 O1hy do 830 384, 1000 810 91M, do 630 38%) 5000 0 yo Oa do 38M 1000 IMinois 6°s 70 coal yg g bs se 7 4 1000 do cash W 10 cash 98, 1007 do 3.405 25 Long Island RR. ay 1000. cash Hp_ 90 do be! 1900 cash H% 190 do 20 53: 4000 50. do #890 525) 1000 0 do 93 528, Second Board, 6000 THinoig 6 MM 50 Harlem RR a 000 Ohio 6 7 ‘00, ith Sept a 5000 Kentucky 64 60 98 of State of Trade. Avc'rion Sares—Tras.—The cargoes of the ships Co- vando, Lowell, ary Ellen, were offered at public conseq of prices not reaching yesterday but in uence ‘ne point anticipated i, the holders, a large proportion was withdrawn, as will be seen in the report below. This market is abundantly supplied, and our predictions, made at the first sale of the season, are verified. The terms rule. at the sale yesterday that governed previous ones, via : Six months, payable in this city, made satisfactory “? Hyese— 30 chests f yson—30 chests at 43 cts. per Ib., 19 do 3%, 19 do 354, : do 35, 20 do $2}, 14 do 32, (399 do withdrawn ) vit Young Hyson—16 halt Chesis at 47, 6 chests 41, 20 halt do 33, 10 chests 37}, (0 hall do37,15do do ana 55 chests 96, 24 do 394, 40 haif do 35, 50 do do 344, 50 do de and 30 chests 34, 29 haif chests 33}, 350 do do and 201 chests 33, 102 half chests 314, 54 chests 30, 5 chests and 256 half do 29, 18 chests 234, 25 halt do 194, (619 ith: a hy 4, (649 do do and 147 chests with. Hyson Skin—61 chests 43, 34 do 42, 15 39, eft ng Pa lo do 41}, 10 do 39, 86 pag 107 do 254, (486 chests with. Twankay—35 half chests 34, 35 do do 334 185 chests 32. Imperial—19 aif chests 56, 133 do do 504, 50 do do 50. Mohea Pouchong—93 161b. boxes 6). Souchong—26 half chests 27, (733 do do withdrawn.) Ningy ong —25 halfchests 32, (135 do do (withdrawn ) Capetr—25 half chests 25; The weather having become more settled, out door operations are more extensive. Asues.—Pots ‘ill quoted at 431}, and Pearls at $5 jue very limited. in very lairdemand. We notice sales of prime baleat 45a47 cents for domestic consump he shipping demmnd is rather small. Wuaisxey —Diudge is still held at 24 cents, and barrels at 244 a 25 cents. Sales moderate. F xs. —Prime Pork we continue to quote at $10, with sales to a tair extent. Mess se! is wanted at tion. In Beef, st is very inactive. moderate demand for Lard, prime we quote sales at 7.27}; inferior qualities, 5} a5} cents. Tallow Continues in uctive demand for export, at 7} a7§ cents. Fiour.—The market is not very brisk, although the sales for shipment have been toa fair extent. Specula- tors are shipping flour from siore that was purchased pre- vious to the lute European arrivals, which, is the cause of extensive shipments, without proportionate sales. ‘The exports are principally to Liverpool, partly on home ac- count. Orders to some extent . ere received {rom Liver- pool by the Great Western. We quote ior Genesee $5, with small sales. Ohio and Michigan, $4 87}. Onto, round hoop, $487} a 5. Georgetown, $5 a5 12}. Pennsylvania, $5. ‘The enq 1i- ry for Southern is very limited, and quotations cannot be otherwise then nominal. Very little doing in wheat. The receipts are much larger than the sales, poseeqiantly the stock in first hands is improving. We notic les of new southern and old western at $1 for prime quality. Corn, north sal it 69 cents, being a slight advance on former quota itisin demand, with small supplies. Oats are held at 29 cents. Corron.—Thia market is by no means active. The sales from day today are very regular, both in prices and demand. We have not the s ghtest a eration to record, estal since our last. Pricesremain pean advices, and small sales tations, The most interesting reports of this le come from the south, at this crisis. ‘he Savannah mublican, of the 19th instant, says the accounts trom ‘ke gro wing crop are still of on unfavorable character. We have con* versed with a gentleman who has just returned from an extensive tour through the Cotton growing counties of this State, and his opinion is, that the recent extraor: nary wet weather has had avery injurious effect, and in no Case, unless favored with a very late season, will the yield be over an average one. The plant has run very much to weed, andthe heavy rains have beaten off the forms to a very considerable extent. The Sea Island crop through the middle and low lands has also been seriously injured. As the same cry of ‘ too much wet” still continues from the planters of Alabama and the South west, the fruitfulness of the plant is. no doubt, materially lessened through the entire Cotton re. gion. Atthis time last season we had received seme ten bales of new Cotton. ‘This year, we have but just began to hear of an opening boll here and there, and can hardly expect arrivals before the beginning of next month, the season being at least three weeks later than the last. Ol Trade and the Whale Fishery. This extensive branch of the trade of this country is placed in a shape in the following tablo that shows the import, export and value of the export of the produce the hardy sons of the east obtain from the depths of the fathomless ocean. ‘The following is a statement of tho quantity (in bbls.) of sperm and whale oil imported into the United States, from January Ist, i936, to August Ist, 1843 : Sperm. 1 ed by the Euro: le daily at those quo 207,9 207,348 161,041 160,617 The following is a statement of the quantities and va- lue of sperm oil, whaie and other fish oils, and whale: hone, exported irom the United States, annually, from 1st October, 1836, to 30th September, 1842 :— Sperm Oil, Wh. §& Fish Oils. F Whalebone. ee bbls, bbls value, bs. value. 719990 $I 7 ‘$187008 113047 1129500 2 133194 1631570 17076 SIAR 141909 143519 14049B) 18 130121 1260660 D660 1271363 T4118 ASI 9tn2a0 By the above tables it will be seen that the imports have been so fluctuating that the business appears to be onthe decline. Such is not, however, thetuct. More ships are in commission this year than ever belore, but the vessels ¢flost have been as successful comparative: ly as informer years. The additional number engag eu will swell the imports up by the first of January, 1844, to an amount larger than any previous year. The whole number of vessels employed in this profita ble but dangerous business outof the ports in the United States, is 649, belonging as follows :—New Bedford, 217 ; Fairhaven, 45; Falmouth, 6; &dgartown, 10; Holmes Hole, 3; Nantucket, 85; Dartmouth, 1; Westport, 11; Sip- pecan,7; Mattapo sett, 10; Wareham, 7; Provincetown, 16; Plymouth, 7; Newburyport, 1; Boston, 4; Lynn Salem, 8; Somerset, 2; Duxbury, 1; New Suffolk, 1; River, 7; Freetown, 1; Portsmouth, 1, Providence, 8; Bristol, 8; Warren, 20; Newport, 12; Stonington, 20; Mystic, 8, New London, 50; Bridgeport, 8; Sag Harbor, 44; Cold Spring, 3; Greenport, 7; Hudson, 2; Poughkeep- tiv, 2; New York, 2; Wilmington, Del., 3. Of the six hundred and forty-five vessels employed, enly one hundred and twelve wera in port on the 2nd inst., leaving five bundred and thirty-three veesels afloa actively engaged in obtaining cargoes. Many of th are daily looked for, and the reports of those ab- sent exhibit a very favorable cendition of the trade. Sverm oil dow ot bring in this market so high prices as it used toin previous years; but whale oil and whele- bone are at present in active demand, at as fair prices as we have quoted for some years past. ‘The enterprise 6nd success of this let as carried on in American ships totally disables any other nation from competing with them. The followin gextract {rom the reports of the Generel Shipowners Society, London, fer 1842 and '43, will show under what difficulties Bri ships engaged in this trade Jabor. The ures that ruin th make us, part:cul. ly as regards this branch of business. ‘Oi all the changes introduced by the tariff, it perhaps may be pronounced that the reduction of duty on the im. portation of foreign whule oil is the most ill advised, as it is cert lnty the most unjust. It hus destroy ed the British Southern ale Fishery, without atlording time tor the withdrawal of capital from the trade; although it con- ceded the justice of granting that time by posiponing the alteration for one year, but with a fuil knowledge that the average duration of the voyages of ships engaged in the whale fishery exceeded three years. This limited and insufficient concession is lors 'y inconsistent. The rinciple was admitted, while in application it was vio- lated. The consequences were foretold; the accuracy of the prediction was peyrey 4 denied: the truth is now rapidly developing itself, as the tollewing statement will rove t— umber of ships fitted out for the Southern Whale Fishery in 1841 .. ‘ Do do 1942 . . + al Do — do to 2nd June, 1843. . . Number ef ships arrived from March, 1842, to 22nd June, 1843 .. . Sbips in port lying up .. a Sold out of he tender . 6 Offered for sale, 8 a The following comment on the above is trom the pen of the able editor of the London Shipping Gazette :—'The alt: ration in oil has, as the report remarks, destroyed the Southern Whale Fishery, Hampered with expenses not incurred by the ship-owners of other nations, whose ves sels are occu,ted in the fishery ; and largely impeded by the continual desertion ot their crews, our ships hed enough to contend egainst belore; but the admission of foreign oil has put an end to all hope of successful com etition on our part. Somefew schooners may probably fe still ficted out at the Australian ports, but not one ship can adventure trom this country and gain by it.” ‘The sales in this market of Sperm and Whale are very limited, and rule for the former, South Seaat 34 a 36 cts, and for ths latte jes tothe amount of 2300 bbls Sperm, in lots of 330 bbls ; 700 do, 500 do and 800 do at700's. A lotof 1000 bbls whale, part of Mou: t Ver non’s cargo, sold at 35 cents. Of the toreign markets we quote sales in London the 3d inst. for Sperm. per ton, £63 a 64 ; head matter, 63 a 70; Sperm whale, pale, 36a 3610; do yellow, 35 a 35 10; do brown £32 10 a £33. At Liverpool the 7th inst. considerable improvement has taken place in the value of sperm whale oi] ; 11 tons American have been sold at £34 Foreign Markets. Rio Janeino, July 5, 1843.—Business in genera), al- though limited, has Yor the moment anumed'a heaithier appearance, chiefly owing to the falling off of supplies, however, we are still well stocked with most descrip: tions of merchandise, but trust the severe losces already pi ag will prevent shippers from again flooding the market. FLour—Stock in all hands mev be 27,000 bbls. Under such circumstances the article wears a firm aspect; how: y hough we see ne reason to w prebend any imme- diate reaction in prices, we must to impress on our friends not to be loosanguine asto the future course of this Cet in mind how frequently our prices are influenced by trifling and unforeseen circumstances wore expecially by large receipts, Indecd we fear the late favorable advices from the coast will tend to promote pments disproportionate to the means of disposing of them. The northern ports are well stocked, and even if afurther admission of flour into Buenos Ayres should take place in the course ef some months hence, the stock in deposit (which at Inst dates from thence already +. mounted to about 10,000 bbls.) is likely to accumuiaty doting that period to more than sufficient to meet the de- mand, and we consequently think this market will hy ina great measure to depend on its own resources. We quote Richmond ot 1%) to net $7, and Baltimore at 17) to net $6 35. Drills, brown, Buftolk & Boott, 30 in. at 1904s. to net 60; do Bozrahville 30 in. 170 rs, to net 5 6100; do 98 in. 100¢ a aaa 165 rs, to net 61-10c, 53 1 (0; denims 30 in. at 300 a 340 rs, to denims 290 a 300 rs, to net 9 5-10 blue drills, good, 30 in. 270 to net 9e; do 27 229 in. 255 2.265 ra, to net 8 3-10 a 8 7-10; stout shirting stripes of assorted patterns 290 a 300 rs,to net 10c, 10 7-100; do30 250 a 270 ra, to net 82 10a 9 1100; shirting ian Head, &c 39 in. 150 4 169 rs, to net bf a d do Powhatan, &c. 27 in 125 a 140 3 10c; osnaburgs, stout, 190 2 200 rs, to net 6f ath 9 Wc; 36 3, 175 w 195 ra, to net 6 2-10 Hawthorn, and Faith, Jo AUCTION ‘S ALES. THOMAD BELL Y BELL & I (Stures No. 22 Ann for Mo Blake, Cole, Fran owAscO, Atug 2—In ports Suny detained for want o' ¥ Champion, ready to sail having lost 2d mate and had a cargo of loxwood, charged it on account of treet and 115 Fulton street.) Ww on board, bound for Hamburg, ing chartered by a house in to Vera Cruz, had lost first and 2d 3 Creole, une. all han (Duteh) for Antwe: wet over the bar; remen, to sail 9th; Simpsor 1, captain and all hands ver Ja. Aug 2—In port, € Tv At 1034 o’clock in the sale rooms. , to net 4210 8 4 ra Sale—Piano Fortes, choice painsings, rich furniture, dead but captain and cool 0 of logwood, waiting (Dutch) Nenneborg, loading fe 80, ety o i , Ke. Weduesday. non) Neunebore; onda ‘Also, a reat variety of figaitum, &e, from i o'clock, in the sales room. fable dry goods, &e.—c: hand domestie dry good ies and purchasers, Sc. jor, remnants of cloth, cassi- Jged articles, &e. gentlemen's wea ek. e, have experienced a , Watts, for Baltimore. notwithstunding the very discouraging advices from all quarters. The new crop seems to have been retarded by rainy weather, and we therefore cannot look for & well furnished market until the end of this or the begin- ving of the ensuing month—the stock does not exceed i We quote superior @ 3/350. Specie is followin, ange, the current rates to-day ip loons 31//600 a 31)|700; Patriot do 31\/400 a 31\\500; Spanish Dollars 2\|; Patriot do 1990; stock 72. 7 . Aug 3—In port, Men or, for N York, next day; sch —, Curtis, of Pros saortment of wet goods, which were dry on SATURDAY, At 1036 n’clock in the sales rooms, A hand and new furniture from ine fluctuations of the Batavia, April NSW. Sypxry, Ns India, 10 oF 15 days. Eastronr, Aug L Jersey Oak, Shaw, 3 d assortment of new city made cabinet furni- | Ligonia, Smith, jew York; 12th, t, dos 12th, ‘Tremont, Savanwan, Aug. 19.—No vessela up for fore! Coastwise—New York, cotton, 60c. per bal cotton, $1 for rquare and $14 for round bales; rice 62) One vessel loading for Philadelphia with 9— Arr Mary, Chase, Juan J de Carth lar, Providence cents per cask. hock. and Ann, rice, at $1 per cask. Montre, Aug. 16.—The brig Acton bas engaged a full cargo for New York at $1 25 per bale, being the only jams, Matanzas; Hero, ik. 1g 1—Arr Arabella, Rice, New York, Cla we de Verds and a mkt. Sleeper, Thomaston rineiples as must h Saturday, and cond Kive satisfaction to the pureh: Also, several splendi ers 21st, Ema, Smith, ¢ tracts of land in East Tennessee. Mills, ne teas Spring Bird, } in At Private Sate, 1700 acres in the State of New York, most ted —The genteel two story house No. 37 White st. Married. On the 18th of May last, by tne Rev, Wm. R.tWilliams, D. pone to Miss CatHanine Maticpa ‘ RH. TIMP: UTLERY AT” AUCTIOD ‘all Trade Sale of Hardware this season tant, at No, 21 Platt street, at 10 0 » the usual variety of 200 lots assorted table sham buck &e. &e. tives, scissors, shears, razors, &e eription, in lots suitable for At Fuitonville, Montgomery Co. N.Y. on Thursday, August °4h, by the Rev Mr. Dukes, Mr Frepenicx Sranin to Miss Jane Mania, youngest danghter of Jonn Grout, Esq. all of that place. Goodspeed, do v Mariner, Adams, Nantucket for —Arr Alexander M, Look, Philadelphia In port 22d, the above and ‘commander, Wing, » Faumourn, Aug 2t—Arr frer a sbort illness, in the 3ist year ‘oof Edinbargh. Ward, also the mem- O O.'F. are reepect: om the residence of the country as well as Al nd, Andros, Liverpool; hers of Jes#erson Lodge, No 46, of fully invited to attend his funer: rr Geo Klotts, Virginia; NN SS AMUSEMENTS. NI ’S GARDEN. BLO'S GAN PIONN SEFTEN. THURSDAY, Au it 28. 1843. hing RAVEL FAMILY will appear in four en- Director, The ast tertainn Third Night of the Be ‘ By ths ' The Spaish Pas de Qu: La Yota Argonaisa. And the wouberfal Pavtomime the INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN. j omntmen Overture to min Note: nber After whieh m ied 5 Ror By the Ravel Family. After which, 2d time,a Pas de Qnatre, a characte Ppenish Dauce, accompanied by the eastinets, BY Gabriel Ravel, M Martin, M'me Leon Javell late Miss Wells and M’me Martin Jazelli, called LA YOTA ARGONAISA To be followed by the extmordinary and novel entertainments of the BEDOUIN ARABS Overture By the Grand Orchestra. Half an hour’s intermission will be allowed for promenade and refreshment in the Grand Saloon, Where Ice Creams, Fruit Ices, and Refreshments of the choi- cest kinds, and in great variety, will be found. To conclude with THE INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN, Harlequin se eee ees Gabriel Ravel k 7 A strict roties itr be ia attendance, and great care ta- (Mf = ion of Improper persone, Als ram iets Fifty Cente. ‘May be bad at the Garden desing “te SA limited number of Senso Tickets will be dus , Yo postponemen A nt THAM THEATRE. fessional Lad d Gentlemen are fal the above eqtabltshment will pes fOr the enue son, oy orabout the ith <agust. All applications for emeats (post paid) will receive immediate attention, byt W.S DEV A, Lessee, or Mr. Bryan Want, 312 Bowery, on this (Thursday) after Jar sale days will heratt throughout the season. No limited xoods are received at the above all in the catalogue are peremptorily sold Sl Spartan, Moore, and New York, Franeis, NYork. Std 19th, i. “riends, Harris, Phila Arr Oliver, Fuller; Ty t, Cates, Boston, Re Marston, Boston; Harrrorp, Aug 21— anetion room, but 2 Latest Advices HE NEW YORK HERALD M., this day, Thurs will be sce th chai id maple do, marble mattrasses and fe bedsteads, windla: stands, palliasters, me looking glasses, Aug 19—Arr Wilson Fuller, White, and. Sarah, Cld Woodstock, Tucker, Havana; Wilder, In port, Acton, Berry, NYork; Senator, tea trays, pewxing awls, | Coopers’ adzes, horse nel and Tippiig sawss Arr Vicksburg, Berry, } and bastard, mill saw Also, 600 dozen table 180, 20 sets ivory handle de i f double and single bar: id and pannel saws, assorted ve it. St. Jago de Cul 9 8 R. TO PRINTERS. OR SALE—A Fount of M t FOR Sauk At PUSLIC AUCTION RHE RAHWAY MANUFACTURING CO. Auciion, on th August, at their Pr -J.all the machinery, and moveal the company, consisting of printing and engraving machines, allenders, copper cylinders, dye doppe H paratus, steam boilers, boulers, 2 fire engines, 24 E day) afternoon at 3. Stark, manned by Wi e E. R., around Bedlow’s Ish dying and bleac at balances, iron. sale lathe, with com aquantity of d Passengers Arrived. ers, tubs, casks, and large cls Cuantesrox—Brig Moon—Rey Mr Hemsoth and lady, K Best and lady k Hunt, J'H Nicolai, J wood, C £ Gorh Dead Man, and Sec. be had on application to Mr. Philip 0 ERGUSON & WAL OW) Little Canadian, Coxswain. Clam Soup, Coxswain, SI ond, W Brown, J EF. Stubb DW. Ferguson, 1 pam, V'H Lovenestein, JP Earl—and Lin INE FOR SALE, of 5 horse power, all may be hought a, great barg: \%° between 2 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, at No. BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. IP SIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL—Pas- ship will please be on orrow, (Friday,) at 12 o'clock, at Foreign Importations jetsey—287 hhds 4 tieres molasses Spofford & do Crocker, Sill & Warren. Tileston—18 hh Domestic Importation Moon—20 tes rice Vietor & Duckwitz— & co—86 Bs ie whole of the ement and one es cotton Smit v G Beggs & co— Situation excellent for business. AHom—4 cks 1 Lu rates Rushton & co- MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. ROM LIVERPOOL. D SHEETINGS— Brown Sheetings, damaged by applied for this day. ‘The following Sweepstakes are open to come off the third week in September No. 1. Two mile heats in harness, free for all horses never won a purse over $100; Sub. $100, 08. 18 and 20 Cedar street, up stairs. R OF GUOD FELLOWS—The East Brosdwey: thursday, at Brooklyn. No. 4, Wednesda J NDEPENDEN’ following Lodges meet Constitution Lodge, Ni ¢ saddle, free for all horses $100, h. £5 not excepting In- never won a purse dependence or Kate Horne. 0. 3. Two mile heats won @ purse over arness, free for all horses never at the Shakspeare Ho- 3, under the saddle, in harness, free for horses never won Packets to Sa FOR LIVERPOOL. Packets to Arrive. MONEY TO LEND, . BRAHAM J. JACKSON, PAWNBROKER, No. 58 R reet, near Broadway’, loans money in large or smal | sums, as may be requ J, on watches, jewelry, silver ware, di goods, weating apparel, aud personal property’ of every deserip- AMERICAN & FORE\GN AGENCY OF No 4Aynst, New Vouk iber having completed his arrangements (as suc Esq.) is prepared to supply News never trotted for money. No. 8 Same as No. o. 9% Two mile heats five years old Last svi Also, a purse of $200, free fi Montreal, Tinker, 1 ile, free for all horses IL trotting horses, mile heats, ‘1 t three In five, in hsrness, to come off the second Monday in cessor to E, B. Tutth ies for the above purse ahd 31 Park Row, on Monday all the above to make a'r DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, aenyiehygsan be sent by offered in having 4 Ann street, N. Y. . D. as eminently well pping left at th essels Spoken-on their Pass re Sietuhnmy ox By the EAP the Ist of September. We have at afl times for sale Dratts at sight, tor an drawn direct on the Royal Bank of i Prescott, Grote, A which are paid free of discounts, or an Province and County, ut England, Ireland, Scotland and Wal as Bank of England Notes. A\ i BROTHERS & CO., door to the Fulton Baik. B. & Co., havea regular succession of first. class hose sending for their terest to have them brought out I take pleasure in recom Jeulated to give entire sat board them immedtately 0 respondents, at home or abroad, will also com ice all the ‘Marine Nautical Information of any fer a favor by JAMES LAGCY, besides all the Me at guuds before | t0 or address, if by letter, “PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 24. Seausmiridon Il be sufficient to conv 35 Fulton street, next " relatives will find it their ‘One of our firm, Mr. : x gnasengers forward or passage apply +s above. or to ROCHE, 1 Goree Pi ‘a goods ean ha Geatlemen furnishing their ow! ped—a perfect fit warranted, oe the made and timm goods returned. with care and despatch. Cobb, Liverpool, Edward K. Collins & on, Stoddard, Havre, C.. Bolton, ivingston; Superior, Gallagher, Hull, Eng. Barclay & Living- BUTT rench) Negi T AGATE BUTTON 1d, Wilson, Poi Pagemeon, New, Jenson. ‘ken.—Brigs Fairfiel erris; Josephine, (Bremen) Sandstredt, Amsterdam via Perey, St. Johns, NF. RPOOL, VIA HALIFAX. ‘The Royal Mail Steaner HIBER kins, wil leave for the al lay, the Ist September The Hibernia is a new. vessel pletely fitted up with every improvement for the comfort of For passage, apply to i *DBRIGHA CHEAP AND EXPEDITIO Thos. Perkins, Graves. from Manilla and St. Helena July 16, with teas, hy Vessels left before reported. nilla for Canton, 4 i », Miller, 8 days from Havana, with molasses, to en lane and § Liberty ANCY GOODS, &e. wl, Osborn, from Ma- sh Anat WAY OF TRAVELING Pins, Br Hooks and Eyes, — Pert Plated Thimbles, all other articles included in the above line. H. D. would state for the henefit of Country Merchants, Pediasy and others, who may please to call, that all goods in the will be Sold on the most favorable terms. P s rig Moon, Hayes, 7 days from Charleston, with cotton, to AQUACKANOCK, BELLEVILLE, NEWARK, AND On. NEW YORK. Jendid and commodious steamer : GP’ Andrews. will ter Wednesday, Bryant, Everton, 6 days from Ocracoke, with , 6 days from James River, with lumber, to leave as follows, August 23d, 1843, and as long as the tides will permit, as due rt IH be giv notice i wivgn, qubiect ms, 5 days from Washington, NC. with na- aut. Maitland. Saited in eo. with’ sehr ‘or AL.—Peach Orchard L, first q be sold by the subscriber at the following low pri rom lump im the y: part of the city at ‘cents per ton less v1 val stores, to Br 8. Piggot, for N . " ad Schr Abraham C. Totten, Whitmore, from Virginia, to the a IN LANDING, o'elyck. Leaves Newark [fresh broken and eg: Schr Ocean, Baker, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to stove $475 ; large nut $4 59 ed —t th ity iF taken from the boat—weight and quality wan OOT OF VESEY STREE! Yelock. Leaves Newark at yster, from Liverpool, July 574 Greenwich, corner of King st. &Co. — Also, Iship unknown, nds of freight cas “There's a delight in sm 1 Y New York only 25 e but smokers know The saying is true, when ye know where to find A segar that possesses the ¢ Ofentivening the spirits and And enables the smoker to puff away care. This luxury always your sure to obtain, Ifon SEIXAS in Maiden 2 visit him onee, you wi For he gives satisfaction and pleasure to all. Segars are the choicest, most exquisite brands, By a competent agent selected with cars, srecial commands, Se cheering the mind, yal Herald Marine Correspondence. sp ite Ap dla for Ist Sept niber- Orrick oF THE Kove Istaxpen, Ne Arr 19th, Edward, Parks, Philadelphia for uitwater head, and other damage, i folie for New Bedtarl; Geo _. §. BRO BOYD & HINCKE No. 9 Tontine Buildings, Walland Water streets. To let—and the HELL GATE FERRY HOUS tock, fixtures, boats and furniture, if req: The advertiser wishing to start ‘west. t G. ALLA Hell Gate Ferry House, foot of 86th ‘aunton for do Sid Passed up, x Mf, Richmond, Andros, Providencs inole, Baltimore; Gov Eastis, George Fox, and General Record. Packet save Vitis ov Lyon, Captain Stoddard, sails for Havre this morning. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Anawan, Philadel ‘Trabucas, Victories pu ranzas, Imperial Sewars, the county that La Normas, and Congress beside, omparieros aad exqutsite brand, With others that have competition defied, or his customers, SE ot can proenre. has always on hand. tty has on it an excellent 24% stor his Free to all % the handreds of articles exhi- 1g Loom. ‘The whole opecition BY ADOG! a. day, all whole sean rare fe SY from Mr, Wm. jegate’s printing eatablishment—printy 2000 cards pet how: (are prt dion the lowest terms ever hoard of-eagaged for this week, Mise M. F. ADAIR, the charming vocalist from the fashion able Concert Lia Petite C foe BROTH, a his first in six .G . the comic singer, his first appearance i ths, He will siug several new and original Comic Songs, g capital “hits at the times,” we ‘ iit WESTERN, the Ethiopian Orator, and imitator the locomotive. °'Mr, COLE, the wonderful Chinese Nondescript, and his edu- f vl a f SINGING DOG BILLY, this beim positively his ast week. GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERT, with all the new and goyilar Negro songs and duets, quastetes, Ke. by che Kentucky Minstrels, aud others, accompanied with the banjo, bone casti- nets, tambeorine, and other imstruments of music used on the Southern plantations, MASTER 'F. DIAMOND, the greatest axtrvaganaist and negro dancer in the world. he City I of ten musicians. is engaged, The Gard op of the. Museum iy. the most cool and delightful pl fie Lecture Room has been en- Inegtl an thoroughly ventilated, iloon Ascensions, and. performances in the Lecture oom take place from the ‘Garden every evening at. 8 o'dlock, an Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 4 oreloek, CD: itors admitted the zame evening Free. «/} to the Museum, Garden, Fair, and Entertetuments 25 cents. Children ler 10 years, half price. au20 lw PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, mm." Am weh’s Knit LESTE, the admired dansuese—just returned ugust 2st, and with poraler to. present t¢ ir notice a te WORLD, consist YEARS OLD, and of the ight of An affidavit of her age, made before a justice of the pence, can be seen in the Museum, porto \ : Mr, WALTER, feu tenor singer; Master DIAMOND, a singers Petite ¢ afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and evening the Leeture Room, to commence at 8. to the Whole only ONE SHILLING. DISBROW’S RIDING SCHOOL, 408 BOWERY. M& D. has the honor to announce that his School is open for the reception of pupils, dsily, Sundays excepted. Kor Ladies, from 9 A.M. to 3 PM For Gentlemen, from 7 to 9 A. M., and 3 to 7 P.M, _Highly trained and quiet horses for the road or parade, to let. For terms and particulars apply as above. aus $m*r STOPPANI 398 Broadway, commer of Walk- er street, respectfully retar hi friends and has beea an public for the liberal patronage with. whi houored last 20 years, and also while pro Arcade Bath, and during the enterpr'se of the St. hopes in establishment, erecte the express purpose of a Intest tmproverments and con 9 negleted to ple a Ag Ay het ‘if 7 ee hi om “j ve patronage ofa liberal public. He Matters himsel en awry i pease wil meat contireanea oh even in peer fr sand the public. se as CHARLES G, STOPPANT. in Walker s F P al? SHOWER BATHS— Portable Shower Baths 30 cents 9 O for sale by the manufacturer. w.Ww 109 Hudson sti Shower Baths of every description for sale by the mar turer, W. West, 109 n st ald imi EM “C, COATES avails himself of the Bleagare of inform- ing the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York and its vici- Likenesses at the shortest n nit tie oth Portraits and Minsataes. “Phone tho with their patronage, are invited to call and ‘see. his Of the same, at lus residence, 387 Broadway, between Walker street ; .N."Sir-G, also coutinues to give private lessons to gen- tlemen Ladies in classes Weduesday and Saturday aftemoons. Also, Landgcapes pajnted to’ order, from the smallest to the those who wish to make it their. profession, can all the above branches, by applying as above, reotype likenesses correctly copied in water colors in 24 anif Im*ec onorar), agginngen 9 Cio ‘fatto, ad ottenatosi it ilo milizia yolontari- rit tosto Comil all’ organizzazione. iforme proposta, pe’ volontary att ono vedersi nel Caffe del Signor Palm firme alle ventic numero degli ati tu dello stat I figurint de musica. p 422 70% m po THE R BLACK TEA— delevous and ars. x dB Ju: ‘ompany's Gene: +P ‘ea . ret, New York, an SPACERS —C_H. PFAUZGRAF, Oculist and Opt clea Conal serene No. , tremoved frowe Broad ay, 331) hand a large assortment of Spectacles for of Spectacle Glass. aud Im* EDICAL AID BY A PHYSICIAN—DR. GLOVER continues to be consulted at his of jcult and pro- tracted cases that have proved too obstinate for those who ba only attended to general practice, have uniformly, treatment. Strictures are removed by easy experience during the la: torn few branches of the p have. gi vantages over the general practit He is one of the very hy sicians (advertising) who has received 4 regular pro | edue: is charges are made to sui times and the: patient. He puts up parcels of medieine adapt re of oue species of disease at $1. His office is No. 2 Ann street. His improved Ti * cir ove, au2s It HEAWS OF HAIR ACR HALLENGES competition with all, _ The importance which all ages have to the Head of Hair is a clear mdex of the value set upon personal figure.and when by some capricious freak of Nature the human form is deprived of its fair propor tion, Art is resorted to, in order, by artificial means, to supyly the deficiency. Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries uilt in the most approved style of «! conyeniences to mak residence wishing to. reti In order to secure ae with which SEIXAS ntinuance of the approbation and custom as been so long favored, he has enj mat agent in Havana, to select. the To inaking of all segars that he imp Id by him to,be genuine, is more extensive and superior to that of any the Number, 3 MAIDEN LAD man’ rom the bustle of the city, and yet be able, within an hour's drive, to visit his counting pass the house night and moming. also suitable to the market gardaer or small same time taking boarders from the cit’ ra roadside tavern, w being situated between Hoboken the whole of that great trafic that passe jor of both those states, New Yor! Farm will be sold cheap, the present ing business in England, There is about six ac ces of buck wheat; a quantity of young fru Application to, be made NELL, Auctioneer, 171 Chatham stiet, Suir Monsoon asnone.—Capt. Gorham, of the Victor, at Havana, reports that the s| p Monsoon was ash ward ground, Baby house, as two ‘st hore at Little Rex Harbor, t above all this, h it has been kno o from Turks Island, with a cargo Co. of this city, went to pieces on th i he night of the 21st inst.— Vessel and cargo ‘* sack, embracin Notice to Mariners. those places to the int Corextacen, July 15.—The wreck already m » has by afurther examination been ig fathoms waters part of her mast is | fee th ht of Steveas NW by N, cast point of Moen’ SW by. W, acco diving fornd it was ascertained that the with rye, but it could not be i PRINCIPE SEGARS—A CARD. R, at present on a visit fo this city on e and well known ving noticed in. several jic sales, the following ‘of first rate potatoes: meat in Puerto, newspapers wad sie Li ioe Ln ascertained where she jonged — The deck was split and her beam-heads forced out of het sides, Whalemen poke UM Flores, more convenient, a portion of the purehase money may re- main on bond and mortgage. ee fo 1 etive importation by the si Ary at Mattapoisett 224 ji Ww full cargo—absent 12 mos. | Sp mublic against svch wan, of Rochester, 30 sp; Barclay, Westport i), Hon 49 30, Edward, Taber, Matta . Popmunnet, Sippican, 320 imported by his agents, re, MeCleve, Pacitic do, and Peri, Jose, Indian etnred by hun are exported by neipe or any other part of be Principe Segars. WAS ANTONIO DE LA CRUZ. CIGARS AND TOBACCO—Just reevived importation of choice foreign Sut ot’s Irish high toast;high dried Welch, olet Strasburg, Morton's mixture, Prince agen, etc; together with a lange assortment stic sniffs of the subscriber's manufacture. Havana Cigars, ° rd” st, “Howland, Leary, inan Mf, None are sold i Island of Cuba, said firm are warranted to be New York, 23 Aupist, atm rc with water for farming manner in whic! peapest and most direct route in pees. d also stat iy B. Ove Romulus, Case, of SH, was at St Helena July 2d, with 1250 Sloop Lady Clinton returned to Nantucket from the Shoals, ‘State the quantity and quality of the fencing on the after an absence of nine days, with seven 22 1 ighit sword fish! Ww OF Wo acres of land, It must he within’ a few miles of the city, recent arrivals, av. without a small house on oureyance, with 0 a ea resaed to box I3t Park Pose Office, atatim and deveription, will be immediately attended to. nes kinco, Baltimore for Barbadoes, 2d inst. 15 miles Fast of }e1 da. , Philadelphia for Barbadoes, 6th inst, Iat 29 11 N, lon | Cambridge Washburn, Boston for Mansanilla, 19th inst. 8 Shoal W by 5 40 Olinghus, Hans DOLLARS REWARD.—Lost, strayed.o Bay Horse, white star in fe id fetloeks white, a thick black m: rowing about six inches out. he was at pasture, or 7 ms,” "Regal, Cavendish To! German, (4 qualiti , Boston for St Peters, Mig. 10th inst. off brands, Turkish, eco of the most approve nd Sy yn smoking La of Boston, from Hamburg for Sydney, CB July 17, go de Cuba for New York, 8th nin, of Plymouth, 44 gar cases; tubes; DO FISH will 1 which he desires the ej to call and exam public, and req a 5 Paes an ro RDO FIs ‘1 Second door above City ND SHOE STOIR DY respeetfally ice on Tuesday (thi Style for Geatlemes t wholesale and ret 4 from Matanzas for St Peters: | Orkneys—by the St Lawrence cndicott, St Petersburg for Boston, and Gen Scott, mm, do for NYork, were seen July 6, off Seaw Light Foreign Ports. Arr Marin, Corrigall, Madeira; ; Bornéo, Donall,Lmeriek; covery, Conway, Dubl I c, | by Rs G. NEWCOMBE No. at Philadelphia. ND LIQUORS, rh, Choice importa- TLE, advertiser has for tions of the very best q Old Freneh Brandy i eusk {imported in 3800) y ie tle. fucent, Bovdcut, Marsitles aforms his friends commenced business in the above Quynne, Ang 18. Pilot, Robson, Cowes; Davidson, Hull, Cld 18th, Vie waon, London: } Sherry, Maseat, Catalon}, Port, Se. nthers will find pure Hqaors unadulterated as trv Marquis of Bute, Harvey, ‘Cork; Huron, SibVisor Ward, from NVork; Fm iUSt FEMALE PILLS. and celebrated Pills, fiom Portugal A superior article, for om 7 dls, 1 #6, ldg Foruin, Murdock, Cowes, doy Cyclops, Rogers, which bid Nature detianee, Barry's Ventilating and Gossamer WIGS AND SUAL: 3. : The complete saccess that the above named has met with im the manufacture of his unrivalled heads of hair for the THORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA- PAIBA AND SARSAPARII La, nd most effectnal remedy e ir venrs, is a certain cr s immense utility ; it has aired the utmost fame in every part of ¥ wrope 5 it has been approved of and sanctioued by the faculty of medi- cine, and recommended by the most_ eminent of the profession. Prepared by J. B. ‘Thorue, chemist, Lond id fur fe! lon, le wholesale and retal, by JAMES TaR ANT, 266 Greenwich street corner of Warren street. Also, at 2 Park Row and 518 Broadway, 163 Broadway, il Brosaway comer Lispenard street, 359 Broadway comer of Walker street. 2wis*m are between Charleston. and Mobile, are de maintain the high reputation for comfort. and liberality of ar- rangement which it has so long, and they (rust, not an servedly enjoyed. The buildings, which are very sprcions aund convenienthy arranged, have been thoroughly Feared an the bed rooms both double and single, have been refurnis! withinew es and bedding, also, with every necessary atic omit convenweyjce, ‘ve parlors, bot J ivan gre taay tarnished, ‘These facili Private, are lange, ary, and elegantly fur lg wel be Eres wy carefial and ‘ntentive.serrante, cellar choice o a table at with choice old wits, table eu in Thm : Omit nothing that will tead to Hon'ef thelr sheets well they tut, eqauee chen the fevorable Attention of the travelling public. Ai times, be in readiness to convey passengers from : 0 the house: free of charge Montgomery, June 7, 1843, TILLEY & CO. awl 6m F PARIS BooTSs AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY SUSER, 175 Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Court- landt street. sini tanto Bootmaker, and maker o Elve” of Clerce of Paris, begs lenve,to jaform hi all the amatears of a gmutle ibe anssare,* by 4 Pas , whowe anmerous customers of (cere Napertfullyayited to ty 9: t's Vgots aud ist before they espa or being chanere’ in niceat, tee ; t itsine Paris Jou Black Varnish sold.