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to print the one or write the other, and we again say that the latter cannot be done in the case‘of this system, by Isaac Pittman himeelf, with sufficient despatch to render it available for the only purpose in the world for which the art is worth learning. It would be easv to show any person in the least degree conversant with stenographic characters, and the principles which govern their application, that if ever it was true in any case, it is in abre- viated writing—that simplicity fis the leading ele- ment of perfection; and that the leading and in- dispensable requisite for an artist who would ex- cel, is not the use of a long, or diffuse system, so minute in detail to meet every case, and render every anomaly in our orthography tangible to our sense of seeing, through the medium of aset ofarbi- trary characters—but they are of 4 concise, clear, and simple one, easily practised, and which, by the aid of a well disciplined memory and persevering industry, will be clear enough for him alone who will go to the personal cost of their exertions to at- tain it. In the meantime, we will only observe that this phonography is just about 9s great a farce as mneu- motechny, and its professor, Pittman, in effrontery, quackery, and humbug, not a whit behind the no- torious Gouraud, Greeley & Co., Arcades Ambo. Crvgtty ro AnimaLs.— Amongst the numerous causes of complaint that exist in the conduct and mode of cenducting their business by the cab, hack, and omnibus drivers, there is none,that me- rits more] severe reprehension than the {shameless disregard} for the ‘comforts of the poor ‘dumb ani- mals, that earn for these heartless jarvies their living. It is more than a man of properly regu- lated feelings can look at passively—more than any well regulated society should tolerate to see horses jogging’ under the unsparing lash of the wihipper-in from morning till night, overladen, and probably under fed, and actually disabled by oppression, cruelty, and neglect. More than two or three cases came under our notice yesterday of this sort. In one, the poor brute had but three legs available for service; in another, the breast was excoriated and @o lacerated by the constant friction of the harness us to be one mass of raw flesh. Now, this is too bad. The horse—the beau- tiful, the noble, the docile horse, should not re- ceive treatment far 100 had for the untameable Hyena; and least of all, should this prevail in en- lightened America. ‘We think there are laws applicable to these cases of cruelty to animals, and we invite the earnest attention of our ‘municipal authorities to enforce them; and we suggest that those who continue to offend be sent to learn from the Bedouin Arabs what they have failed to acquire in the midst of civilization. Charleston. [Correspondence of the Herald ] Cuartesron, July Ist, 1844. Changes in the City, and its Civili Murder of Lyons again—Mesmerism and Hum- bug, $e. Six—Our city has heretofore been proverbial fer its languid and unvarying monotony, rather than for any great variety of incident; of late it has, however, undergohe a most remarkable change in that particular, insomuch that were one of its in- habitants for the last five years, to,compare 1t now with what it was, he would be somewhat startled by the contrast, if he did not actually entertain a momentary doubt ot its identity. The great fire of 1838, which left so large a waste where now ha- bitations spring up as by enchantment, has not more changediis outward form, than recent occur- rences have the moral character ot its population. But yesterday,and it was a place where every thing around suggested only images of quiet and repose ; now assassinations, suicides, robberies, brawls, ani even elopements, are familiar things, with which the public sppetite is daily fed, even to satiety. From amid scenes so fertile in incidents, an occa- sional communication, should the present writer be deemed one whose lucubrations are worthy of a place in your journal, may possibly interest its readers, perhaps even subserve some better and more useful purpose. The excitement consequent on the murder of Lyons has partially subsided, and with it the suspi- cion only ridiculous, if it had notybeen propagated 80 extensively as to become cruel and unjust, that his friends were the perpetrators of that atrocity. This suspicion it is believed, originated in_indivi- dual malice, and gained strength because ofthe ab- sence of any one on whom the publie mind, in its excited condition, could,with any thing like an ap- eee to plausibility, fasten the accusation. nilst on this subject,permit me to mention for the Cel pilen inane of the world at large, but more espe- cially that portion of it which conaposes the medi- cx faculty and the police, a new thecry in the art of discovering crimes, which, perhaps, those of our city may turn to better account tuan the learnedThebans who have for the first time origina- ted it here. Should it ever become of practical ap- epee it will form a new epoch in the history of pa uman discovery. The name of its inventors will live in the pantheon of history when that of Gali- leo is forgotten. ‘ Sak It is said that several wise men, disciples of the school of Mesmerism, undertook to apply this new whim whamin a manner worthy of an age ot witch- craft. A female was selected and put under the mesmeric sleep with a view that she should tehold and proclaim to the world the murderer of Lyoni Ancient tradition furnishes nothing of the incanta- tions of the Thessalian wizard which equals the Rortentons revelations made on this occasion. ith astounding accuracy she pointed to the true author of the deed—described him minutely even to his very beard and breeches. (She must have heen something of a cote pei Not satis- fied even with this, she beheld a den where he was to be found, surrounded by the blood-stained spoil torn from the victim. _ The officers of jusice were immediately in requisition—already the felon was in imagination within their grusp—visions of rewards floated betore their minds. They repaired to the spot big with hopes of discovery. There must have been some error in the experiment—no trace of the murderer or the spoils was found! _ In the meantime, men of sober reflection and dis- passionate judgment are at a lossto which of the actors in this most striking and interesting drama, toaccord the lottiest tribute of admiration—the he- roes or the heroine—those who dared to palm on the credulity of society an imposture so infamous and insulting, or she who submitted to be the pas- sive instrument in its accomplishment—the learned quacks who played the part of scientific blunderers, or the wierd sister who became a lying prophetess t Apams & Co.—This well known express line is going ahead of every body in enterprise. Its business with Boston, Philadelphia, and “all along shore,” is rapidly increasin; Mr. Eprror:—The reason why New Yorkers pay & disproportion of the taxes is, that insome of the other counties of this State, the assessors tax the people thus:—They estimate ihe land at the fair value, and pay tax on only one third of such value, while in this city we sometimes have our estate valued at more than it sells for at auction, and pay onitefull value. Some legislative instruc- tion seems to be necessary to be given to the. va- Tious assessors in the various districts, <l give you this piece of information for your own government. A.W. S. , Amusements. 0G- Two Giantesses, a Giant, and two Dwarfs, all to be seen at the sume time, im event of the most extraordinary description, Su circumstance, however, occurs af the American Muscum to morrow, it being the last day and benefit of the Giant and Giante wno, apzions to provide an entertainment worthy of t Patronage of the public, have engaged for this occasion a wart and Giantess. So that we shall behold the most curious scene in existence. It will be rich to see the two Dwarts each endeavoring to look least, and the two Giant- esses trying to appear tallest. The Giant, we presume, will look down on them all. The Infant Sisters, Great ‘Western und wife, and a host of other talented performers appear. There will be an entertainment in the afternoon and also in the evening. WASHINGTON HALL, BROADWAY.— subscriber begs eto say, tl notwithstanding the destruction of the front upper story of the Hall, he wiil sul be happy to receive his friends, and to greet them with the bestin the market. _N. B.—Every mon having ademand of any kind against him or old Washington Hail, is requested to present the same for payment on the 11th inst. July 7. JOHN MARRINER, Proprietor. 0g RABINEAU’S HOT, COLD, SWIMMING AND SHOWER BATHS, foot of Desbrosses street.—No ew tablishment in thiv or any other city can bear any com parison, in point of heaith, comfort and personal con- venieace, to this admirably and well regulated preserva five of health and comfort. We advise those to try the capacious swimming and shower baths; aud to the rheumatic decrepit, the pure, hot, sult water bot! ‘To all, at every season, these baths furnish every accommodation, Mr. R's new baths, at 6} cents, atthe foot of Morton street, are justly encouraged, health os FOUNTAIN BAT: “agate bocker 0G SHARON SPRING WATER AT 67 WALKER atreet, let/stores FROM Broadway. oe AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, WHEN we look around us and see so many causes to. luce cho.era morbus, diarrhova, cramps and spasms, we are atruck with amazement that heads of families who possess all the ba pend By ag for those entrusted to their care, should ni to keep always at hand a bottie of Hernard’s Diarrha@a Medicine. Cholera morbua and all other affections of the stomach and bowels are diseases simple in their commencement but how: soon do they run Into graver form ? Asiatic cholera iteel ut one ste] mm a ected cholera morbus and diarrhaa, we woede Seene, Se Lysis rete the vetbgeecr? a scov yr these jases. He has eno! certifi. Cates to prove the matter. te CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The the College of Medicine and fonie Mixture, p: by Ci Pharmacy of the city of New York, 1s confidently re» com! for all cases of debilit; peatoeed ba: secret int or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable remes ay 'y, or barrenness,(uniess depend- impotence, ‘on m: x le bottles $1 each ; cases of halfadozen $6; ca: tally pecked and sent to'all parts ofthe Unions 8 oe Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy ot. Nassau street. W.8 RICHARDSON, M.D, Agent GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP IS another instance of the triumph of Art over Nature, inas- much as it will certainly remove every vestige of tan, sunburn, freckle, pimple, blotch, or morphew, from the face of beauty! Indeed, so fully does it come up to the expectations of the inventor, that he is confident acon- stant use of it would actually remove the carbon from the skin ofa Nubien. Buy only at 67 Walker street, or you'll be cheated with a swindling counterfeit. ftG LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE IMPARTS A delicious rosiness to the eomplexion. immoveable by rub: bing with a handkerchief or linen clotn. 67 Walker st., first store from Broadway. VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhea, Gleet, and all mocupurnlent discharges ‘rom the urethra. These pills, prepared by the New York ‘ollege of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery, may be relied on as the most speedy and tual remedy for the above complaints.— ‘hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three t fivedays, and agreater power over obstinate discharges and chronic gleet, than any other tion at preset known, removing the disease without confine ment from tainting the breath or disagreeing witn the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold at the Otfice of the College of Pharmacy and Me dicine, 95 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, M.D. Agent 0G- POUDRE SUBTILE FOR ERADICATING HAIR from any part of the Human frame, tested before buying. Proof positive this, and no mistake. 67 Walker street, firat store from Broadwa: RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- :—For the eure of primary or secondary Syphilis, and all affections produced by an injudicious use of mer cury. The great advantages possessed by this powerful alter ative over all other preparations for the cure of Sy- philis, is, that while curing the disease it improves the constitution, whilst mercul merally leave a much worse disease than the one it is administered for. The hest recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for merly considered mercury the only cure for those com laints. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hal’ Joxen, $9, carefully packed, and’ sent to all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma ay, 95 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent. 0G ‘PRESERVE YOUR TEETH FROM DECAY.” You can easily do it by using Dr. Sherman’s Orris Tooth Paste, which is one%of the most delicious and beautiful dentrifices now in use. It is free from every deleterious material—it does not injure the enamel—it purifies breath,.and is one ofthe most economical articles to he found. Dr. A. C. Castle, that celebrated dentist, prefers it to any other article he has ever used, and recommends it to his patients. Ite reputation incret as it becomes knows. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents—227 Hudson street, 168 Bowery, 10 Astor House, 77 East Broedway, 110 Broadway; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State street, Boston. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR- SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- tablished for the suppression of quackery. This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri tying ities and curative powers of the above herbs, is confilently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to any extract of Sarsaparilla at present betore the public, and may be relied on as a certain ened for all disoases arising {rom an impure state of the blood, such a8 scrotula, salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim plea, ulcers, pain in the bones or joints, uodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising froma the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious ube oi mercury. Sold in single Bottles, at............ 75 cents each “in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 “ « ‘one dozen boa 6 00 Cases forwarded to all of the Union. N.B.—A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers Ottice of the College, 95 Nassau street. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. BLANC D'ESPAGNE, OR SPANISH LILY White, for the complexion. Hair Dyes, Hair Restoratives, Black Pormade, and other periumery, at 67 Walker street, first store from Broadway. OG- PRIVATE MEDICAL A1D.—'The membors cf the New York College ot Medicine and Pharm: ib returning the public chunks for the Cheral support they have received in their effects to “ suppress quackery,’ lJeaveto state that their particuiar attention continues to be directed to all diseases ofa private nuture, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- itals of Europe in the treatment of those disvases, the can confidently offer to persons requiring medical sid a vantages not to be met with in ony institution Mm thy country, either public.or private. The treatment of the College issuch as to insure success in every case, and is satally different from that vera:cions practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an in most cases leaving a disease much worsethan the original. One of the mem priscipel hospitals of arope’cieads Gully for a Consults ri ofEurope, ra ‘erms—Audvice ani e, cure Important To Counrxy Inva.ins.—Persons livi the country and not paeeat convenient to atten sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing es requisite to rm @ perfect cnre ny stating with all pe on time o: where, if any Rost _ addressed to . 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Adore and Consuiting rooms of the College, 95 MONEY MARKET. Saturday, July 6—6 P.M. ‘The Stock Market to-day lost nearly as much as it im- proved yesterday. Mohawk fell off 1} per cent; Far mers’ Trust, }. Kentucky 6’, }; Ohio 6's, }; United States Bank, 4; Long Island and Reading Railread closed at yesterday's quotations. Canton Company improved } per cent; Norwich, 1}; Stonington, 4; Illinois, }; .Pennsyl- vania 6's. Atthe New Board Long Island declined } percent; Stonington, 1; Ohio 6's, ; Farmers’ Trust, }; Illinois advanced 4, ‘lhis steck has for the past two or three days sold atabout two per cent lower at the New Board than at the Old. United States Bank, 4; Erie Rail- road, 1j,and Harlem, 1. Brig John R. Gardner, arrived at this port yesterday from Belize, Honduras, with $12,600 in specie, and the America, from Cha; with $2,500, Since the Ist instant the money market has been unu- sually easy. The payment of large dividends on State, Bank, Insurance and other stocks, has thrown into the market la jums of money, which are seeking inveat- ment in some of the floating stocks in the street. The money market is liberally snpplied with capital from sources independent of the.banks. Individual capitalists supply stock operators plentifully with the means to car- ry on their speculations, at rates below those demanded by the banks. The contest in making louns has ali through the season been between the banks and private capitalists, and so far individuals have succeeded better than corporations. The deposites in our banks are enor- mous, showing that large sums of money are yet unem- ployed. The movements of the private bankers in this market during the past year; the success they have met with in their operations, and the benefits they have con- ferred on the commercial classes, have established the fact, that one half of the many banks now in existence in this city and State are worse than useless. They are com pelled to resort to every expedient to sustain themselves egainst the growing strength of the many private bank- ers annually springing up in all our large cities. The power of the local banks has departed from them—it has been usurped bythose who know how to use it more judi- ciously. We consider the establishment of private banking houses in this country one of the most important finuncial movements made since the destruction of the old United States Bank. In regulating the price of monoy, the rates of domestic exchanges, the state of the money market, and the system of credits; they in a mensure prevent those dreadful revulsions in the money market, we have heretofore so often experienced. It is gratifying to see capi- tal accumulating in the Lands of those who devote it to the extention of trade and commerce, the equaliza- tron of our internal exchanges, and the dissolution of ail bank monopoly. The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, in the case of the Nahant Bank, has decided that stockholders, holaing stock ‘as trustees, were liable to the some extent as other stock- holders, for the debts of the bank ; but that executors and adminisirators, holding stock’as such, were only liable to the extent of the assets which came into their hands frem @ estates which they represented. - Waa i, tH do P Harmony's Nephews & come do 64 bbls do 3 casks BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. jure —————_—___— Soo ing June 8th, Domestic Importations. Philadelphia. me. ian it'903 | 5 Ey Wor Brig B {ironing 236 oales cotton 30 bbls hocey (Correspondence of the New York Herald } June 29cb, 11496 = 16 508} * rin Detroit—92,000 feet lumber R 8 Willi Puivaverenta, July 6, 1844. ‘Total for s'x mogths, ++. +++ 224,0u5 491.728 ‘We are in the raidst of another sectarian ex- Tnerrese ia sf mouths, +. +++ * 7.18 MARITIME HERALD. w Bills chartering the Bank du Peuple of Montreal and the Bank of the Niagara District, have received the as- sent of the Home Government. The charters of these Banks hold the managing stockholders responsible to the full extent of their property, while the other stock- holders are only liable for the amount actually paid in.— This principle is sound, provided the managing stock holders ere men of undoubted wealth, etherwise the ef- fect of it is lost. In Montreal, the managers would un. doubtedly be the right kind of men, but in the country it would be dittioult to find enough sufficiently wealthy to carry on abank. The liability imposed by this system on those who have charge of the interests of others.is per- fectly just end proper, and exerts a wholesome restraint on their movements, In most of our banking institutions, those who are without responsibility, have the greatest control of the affairs of the bank, and have the power at any time to ruin hundreds, who have entrusted them with their interests, Old Steck Exchange. 100 shas Farmers’ Loan 50 do 100 Go n 50 shas Ohio Trust 8 3 25 Stonington KR b10 46 30 do 456 38 do 6 50 do 60 4634 100 50% do b30 46 50, 50 Uticn & Schea 139 cr 50 500 L Istard RR 25 shas Mchawk RR 150 do bso Bt 25 do te tic 138 Mine hak 0 inois Ban! 40 Merchants’ Bk 107 ete RK Second Board. $1000 Penn’a 5's ore 744% 25shasNorand Wore 55% $000 Ohio 97” 50 Canton Co Qs shaseNorand Wore 56 125 lo 316 10 do 3056 50 Farmers’ Trust 40 50 do 89056 25 do. bW'dav 39% 9 = do %& 2% © do ba New Stock Exchange. 5304535 50ahas Canton Co b10 40 49% 100 do bnw 40 45 10 39 2000 do, bow 45: 810 39% $000 Kentucky 5's b3 #9! n10 3936 1008 Ohio 6’s, G0 b30 98: 5 39) 1000 | do nw 98 39 2100 Kentucky 6s buw 10234 815 3856 5000 do. 102 8 12000 do 102) ope 50 shas L Island RR 84 do ope 50 do 83 r of 50 do 82% 20 Frie KR 85 ¢o 82} 25 Stonington RR fo aS is Se 10 lo 65 do aa 50 U 8 Bank 8 90 Harlem RR bio 79 50 do, 50 do ‘BIS 79, 25 N Am Trust 50 do 93077%% 25 Farmers’ Loan —_b3 41. 25 Norand Wore 58 do aw 41 25 go 83 .573¢ 50 do baw 40% 25 eo b30 5850 do anw 40 25 do sy 50 do. baw 40 % © do bio 57 State of Trade. Asnes—Pots getting still lower. We now quote $404 06}. Pearls are still very firm at $412]. There is very little doi: iptis Barapsturrs 4874; round hoop Ohio, $4 25.04 374; flat hoop do $425; Michigan, $4.18} 0431}; southern, $4 600462}. There hi en a few salea tor the English ‘ket. Just now the receipts are small. Wheat runges frum 90 to 95 cents. The following is th ment of breadstuffs received at Albany from the commencement of canal navigation, te the close of the month of June, in 1843 and 1844 :- 1843, 1814, May lst. We learn from Chicago, that on the 26th ult. that there was more wheat on the market that day than any previ- ous day foralongtime. Itwastaken at fair prices, and the farmers leave town immediately for their respective DSc for harvesting. Some of the owing will be ready for the cradle next week, and the later seeding will come on immediately. A large portion of the standing crop is out of danger entirely; thorust is the only thing that can possibly prove injuri- ous, now that grain isso near ripening, and much is be. yond injury from that cause. We can now assure eastern purchasers that the Illinois supply this year will greatly exceed that of any former one. 65¢ is the highest price ie for ; obeerag oe winter. A very choice load brought for milling. The Cincfanati Chronicle is of the opinion that the wheat crop of Ohio this year will be nearly twenty mil- Hons of bushels, which is an increase of 25 per cent on the crop of 1839. About one half of this immense yield —ten millions of bushels—will be a surplus over the an- nual Sonsurmption of the State, which surplus, supposin, it to average the low price of 60 cents per bushel, will sell for six millions of dollars. According to a calculation, the following is the total quantity of flour and grain shipped from Canada this sea- son, to the 26th ull Flour, bbls,. Wheat, bushel: 120,000 Peas, bushels,. + .160,000 Barley,..... It will be observed by this table, that the total quantity of flour received in Montreal up the 2uth ult. is, in round numbers, 230,000 bbls. Of these, including the cargoes of the vessels then in port, but not yet cleared out, and also the shipments from Quebec, 120,000 bbls. have been shinpea lesving 4 bulance now on hand of about 100,000 arrels. Canat To.ts.—Tolls received on all the New York State canals, viz :— To the Ist July, 1844, (being the first 74 days of Mavigation,. . 6.6 .ceceeseces cess ees «$827,979 00 ‘To the 14th July, 1843, (Deing the first 75 days Of navigation). ....cesceeeseerecece 719,570 00 TACrenge,. «os see sees vee ene s eres 159,309 00 Of this increase there is, on merchandise from tide watcr— at sieee and West Troy,..... .$52,477 00 On products from western States, viz :— At Buftalo and Blk Rock, $30,999 00 At Oswego, 343 00 Leaving as the increas all other offices,and being on products of this State,,........ $48,500 00 Cotron—The market during the early part of the week was very dull, and prices very much depressed. Since the arrival of the Britannia, the market has decid- edly ere and prices are much firmer, Thi les of the week add up about 1,800 bales, and the receipts for the same period reach 3,1¢0 bal There were a few spinners in the market to-day. Shippers will not ope at present prices. We annex the current quotation: Liverroot Crassiricarion. Uplands N.Orl § Mobile. Inferior .. 4.6.5 @ bf 6 i" Ordinary, sya 6 Middlin ha 6 Middling inir,.. 74 a 7 Fair. .se. sce 7Z a 8 Good fair, sha 8) Fine, .. a) Hay—There is very little doing in bale hay. Common ualities sell at 80433c. The receipts continue very large, Puovistowa—Beefand pork are very inactive, and prices without the slightest alteration from these last quoted. Lard is in moderate demand at 540. Wuisxey ~ Drudge casks sell as wanted at 224c. Wes- tern and prison barrels are held at 23 a 234c. Philadelphia Cattle Market. At market, 1.000 head, mostly western beef cattle, in- cluding 400 taken to New York; 120 cows, 30u hogs, and 1,200 sheep and lambs. Prices of heeves are hardly sustained, and sales dull at $4 bowl 5 90 for extra quality, the 100 lbs. About 250 head unro Cows and calvea sold from $15 to $30 each, Hogs—Sales from $4 to $4} the 100 lbs, Ps lambs sold at prices ranging {rom $1} a $3 e head. jes of good timothy are making at 70 a 60c the }, in ship) ing order, at 45 a 60c the 100 Ibs. it $5 60 a 6 dU the 100 bundles. Dicd, yin On Friday, 6th inst, at Staten Island, Parnicx McDon- NELL. ‘The friends of the family, and those of Patrick Malva- ny, are requested to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, trom the foot of Whitehall street, to which place his remains will be taken for interment. "Passe ssenge re Arrived. Livenrooi=Steri ship Grent Western—W GO. Adams. Hi f Sewer beid: Thy EB Joha Bug! dyughter, Mrs Perry, EP'easant. J Migson, 8 W Wulons J Riteme, J # Riley, H Schonaradl Ie eT AeT ERG @ W Team erie otten, GF Soy, KV Deb yater, Beiszk, Hon Brig Joho. Gardner—Mre Welsh and. ser- Sedo, W Axnnut, Must Wilson W Gouxh. of Belines low. Prussia; Key Dr Thomson, #naland. America—Capt Smith, Mr Chanberiain, of itz, Lima. Devroit—8 Harris, Mrs N Harti loard, min —B , Kav w rer—Drg Kt Gron ue—O 8 i berprtg Sailea. Livenroou—Packet shiv Fauriek Henry—J Henry Remsen © D Much, of New York; My Gwathuey and bay.) Gwathney, JD New Orleans; Mr Giauliard, MrW fons Mr Kergascn, Me Wa ker, Dr Dut Upper Cenada; Cop: Powel, Lieut Yarwood Mr Brown, Mr Heu jasting U 8 Navy; Me Heron, J Jones ie tee +. Me Hare. Cansday Thor Falier, A’ Creve, My Jerome, New Haven; Mr Smith, Harford; Mr Crowder, Euy- land portations. Foreign Lm jqBbttine, Hone Brg John R Gardas —3 pores old co pati voffin= ores saraaparitin $2955 J J Labuuiner— partite 8 pe 3 ph ine shell $3000 ‘sarsapari! 128 pes rowew ms torte. al Veeindermnt bales sarseparilla | ton logwood 6 logs mahogaus 1635 ‘eoerson. ‘5 Ame $600 Zachrisson & co— $000 to order. Warqte Uoudur200 hhds sugar H Souchmayd & son y B Pe ‘UMAgR $1300 Pri Poneu Acorns) Kellshan, New Haven; A s 3—Cld Mary, Sullivan, Quebec: kimily, York ‘July 2—Cld Robert Brace, Garde’, Baltimore Shaliapeure, Bermuda. “Sid Creole, Wyauaa, Uuade Boston. . Bury ‘ork; Cervantes, Bostoo; darch Hana, lace, Richmond. Geveses. Minot fom citement. The public mind had become perfectly tranquilized. The 4th of July parade had goue off to the entire satisfaction of all parties—every man among the natives had retired to his home and his labors, iu too good a humour with himself and the apparent triumphant display of his party to meditate harm against any one, and the bitter feeling of op- position to @ particular sect, and of proscriptiveness +, Desdemo- Below, en ald sear 1 fae tect me po gt rg ot hn ahs on account of birth, was rapidly giving way to a moneite, Narsau, NP. more sober state of feeling, when suddenly all the elements of discord were awakened by the osten- Ship Masters and Agents. AMUSEMENTS. ‘We shall esteem it « favor, if Captains ‘of Vi will give tatious introduction, by authority of the Governor Ce - Ni ‘leet, = Ot the Shipping felt at the Pore whenee they sal ike Vogh | PALMO'S NEW YORE OPERA HOUSE, | % the Commonwealth, of some 70 or 80 stand of on their passage, a List of their Gareo, se any Fo- CHAMBEKS STKEET. arms into St. Philip's de Neri church, in Queen relan Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them ion i it INES jinmediately on their arrival. “Agoda, and Correrbondents, at ADMIBSION ONE DOLLAR. con Be th half-past. 7—Periormance to commence at &. Door ope DAME CIN TT DAMOKERU Te Will make hes,3d appearance previous to her departure for sand Ww MOMONN ARTO 7 Mune Y JULY 8 PROGRAMME-PAR’ street, near Second, thwark. This took place as you will learn by the morning papers, in the course of Friday afternoon. Rumors of the casting of bullets, manufacture of caruidges, &c., had been circulated for some days, but no credit was attached to them, and fey oye 1. ed off as the coinage of idle brains ; but the fact of broad, will also favor by. sending to thi office ail’ the Marine Intell. gence they can obtain, Nantical Taformation of any kind wi ily received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 7. fa ae ‘rea ee IES MR Viotiul! Orehestve | cart loads of arms going into the church with no composed aud executed by+-+ aa Artot | adequate cause, revived the angry feelings wi 9—-Cimad Beene nd Upetto, from the epate of Cia had been quieted, and gave those rumors the seme Delano, Liverpool , Gri oes Be et Vale a ant’ Sanquirieo | Dlance and effect’of truth. At an early hour in the Ato’ jambarg, Ge dthatetroduction, Recitalive, and’ the Caruival of evening,the news had spread like wild fire, and be- New Se mat, es Ventes, by Paganiut, eae b> oe Artot | fore 8 o’clock, Queen, Second and Third astree! Gi tassel, The ate, Brett & Vos: 3 Betsy, 8 MAD. CINTI DAMOREAU were crowded by from six hundred to one thot terdrin, Se 3 , i Giuscow Wordhutl & Minturn re rill perform Hoesini's Opers, Buffs people, uttering a varely of threats and gathering about in menacing squads, ** nursing their wrath to keep it warm.” Aldermen Hortz, Palmer, Sanders were quickly on the ground with an orgaa- Lovise. (Sw) Schmidt & Bslchen —Biigs Wim Neilson, Kobi Prince, Skelding & Ferris; Maga lia, West, 1 Marvand & Co; L beul ALGIERI. Mad Ci ‘omas Le er Mebile, Surges 4 C learmans iy Neath W ; Sig Ant 5 a ered yh on ized posse, and at9 o'clock the Sheriff arrived. He th Weisser —Schrs Sara Li ae pees immediately summoned a posse of twenty men, ker; Hale, Patiersony B nda, WAF Haly Sig Mayer the head of whom he placed Wright Ar Vg ls Pee avices picCiseds PS ychestra one of the wounded in the Kensington riots, do, doh ‘ow de ‘ooley & Ce, Bldridge, Boston.— | N- t Sant eens ha CTY PM A ag Sora and ordered them inside of the church for its pro- Si00p Presideat, Frisbee, New Havea. may be recused for the Opera. 7 tection. On ellecting an entrance, they encounter- a Arrived. NIBLU'S GARD ~ edanumber of men armed with loaded muskets, 2qBtznm ship Great Westera, Matthews, from, Liverpool, Jane mika aarti ole di * in their shirt sleeves, und supplied with crackers, }. wick me a rvin. Jubui oe! june 22, at 2 ‘int ite are Mode i nl * isi i "aol ned oa aay isa arid vm th faire ssesinne MECTTEEL TN dimeion | cheese,"and other provisions, if for a regula the passage in 14 days @ hours. 25th ult. at 2M, lat $542, 100 | Doors cpen at 7—Entertainments cemmence at 8 precisely. | Siege. ‘They were immediately disarmed ai 2035, exchanged siguals with ship Niobe, of Boston, standing | MONDAY EVENING, Jaly® ts commence with, Ist time, | ™@de prisoners for the night, surrendering to the El |g PIR ee a ae alas THE REVOLT OF THE HAREM.” sheriff and his officers, and evincing no other dis- and molagees, to.H Southmavd & Sone on” SE | Mahomet. «Mr Wells | Ismael-+~------Mons Martin | satisfaction than a continued grumbling. The Berg dor, Clark, I days from Mayaguez, with sugar, a pengel sc Sere Ean | Lona poll ad Geaiartias place was then gearched, and twelve new muskets mB Deromte Co as the grand entrance from Broadway to the Saloon ia protect: |from the State Arsenal captured, and conveyed Linnea, Olsson. 42 doys fom Buenos Ayres, De Forest & Ci Whirig Penis, Chancler trains froan Carth ith hit rig Persia, Chanaler 8 from Carthagena, with hifes, Lele UB sehr Pheaix, for Norfolk: via Havana, &e. to Nesmith & Walsh. Brig Joha R Gardner, Pederson, from Belize, Hon, June 22, with: to F Alexander. Bi wiee, Wade, 20 days from Carthagens, with hides, 30 12 days from Mayaguez, PR with Hammond,7 days from Key West, ed, and the New Saloon, which is ventilated from the top and sides, crn be enclosed at a moment's notice. CASTLE GARDEN. MAGNIFICENT DISFLAY opt) FINAL APPEAR- SPANISH AND FRENCH TROUPES. EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS! Monday 8th and Tuesday 9th July. The company will be saluted ou their entrance into the mag- nificent centre Area, by the superb BRASS BAND, Led by the celebrated Mr Lothian, ‘The elegant circular Fountain wilt east up its clear and bean. tfal waters ina ety of fanciful forms. A aracd shower of Gold Rain Rockets, at 9 precisely, The light, airy and moot oral elegant air valine amid the shouts of the multitude to the Southwark watch house. At about 11 o’clock, Capt Hill with a detachment of the “* City Guard” arrived upon the ground, and in lees than fifteen minutes the whole of Queen street, from 2d to 3d, was cleared, the mob being swept the whole square at the point of the bayonet. 7 In this he was assisted by the peace police, and the orderly portion of the citizens who were upon the pound At 12 o’clock, a north east'rain com- menced, which completed the work of dispersion and pacification. In the course of the Chips the posse who were inside the church searched every nook and corner, and about three o’clock in the morning they discovered about sixty-five stand of arms in a by-closet, under a stair-way, a keg of powder, and a cheese box filled with cartridges, some containing twenty slugs each, and othersa ball, and from five to six buckshot. These were all taken to the watchhouse, where the muskets were tried, and like the first twelve captured, found not to be loaded. oe days from Darien, with cotton, to Brg Belle, Myers, 5 days from Wilmiagton, NC. with naval stores, to ES Powell Sent Zervivh, Park, from Maracaibo, Jane 18, with coffee ke, to A Ara re Schr Vier Hi late. 10 davs from Baracon, with 547 bly tobacco 10,000 cocun nuts 10 W Agnew & Sen; 5000 pine apples {C0 bunches ban: nas 1000 plan ains 300 shaddocks to master. Schr Boston, Perkins, (nf Boston) 11 days fm Turks Island, with 1800 burhels sal ter. from St Thomas, Hond. with 30 unkelmanp i die, from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores. #ehr Charlotte, Fitzgerald, from Newbern, NC. with naval will repeat by desire of several tamilies, his most extraordinary t Tv LA CORDS, YOLANTE ! aia by thi iain eae bed ‘erminatirg sehen t Horan pgooeded by the of (he Arenvand Poses of the Acadeu Schr Pactolus, The whole ORE WORES et of For particulars, see Bil's uf the Day. In the early part of the evening, Behr Coliads, Stow, from Pit’s Landing, NC. with naval | CF Asmnttce Sees ig twee | a crowd was collected at St John's Cathedral by stores, i VAUXHALL. the ringing of the bell, but it was soon dispersed. Schr Dodge, Kuspp, from Alexandria, with flour, &¢ to} acting Manager. Mrs Timm | Stage Manager--Mr. Waleot. | This morning the troops were quartered in the rt Hat bari? i eb BENEFIT OF MKW TIMM Chureh of St. Philips. Crowds of people gathered Za lean ean Smeal aneaate MONDAY EVENING. dnl. & in the vicinity during the day and serious mirgiv- N poy Uiole & ires, 2 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to ROTH ANOBIOE ET ings were entertained for the evening. The differ- Schr Rober Brice, Biice, 10 days from Lubee, with plaster, Nh wes arty ent volunteer companies arg under arms at their to meat respective quarters ready to act at a moment's Schr Banner, Brown, from Ci field, with timber. _ ns warkiDe, Father Dunn, of St. Philip’s Church, is Beck pralles ge, Kerk, from with timber. THE MORAL P much to blame for his want of sense and judgment A GRAND Schr Exict, from Virgin’ sion, and conti in this matter, and the Governor comes in fora Pilot boat Helief, Wood, full share of censure in yielding to the solicitations of a frightened man, and in placing arms in hands of those whose fears rendered them incapa- ble of using them with discretion. fru‘t. ‘36 hours from Norfolk, in ballast. Below. Paraze Hualco, from Turks Island, with salt, to Nesmith & lal ‘Also, 2 brigs unknown, Salled. OMTOND AY SULY Pat aien In relation to financial matters there seems tobe Ships Patrick Henry, Delano, Liverpool: Sir Edw Hamilton, | POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY AND BENEFIT OF | every indication that the February interest on the (Br) St John, NU: barque Princess, (Br) doy brs Wm Neils] wpa Wee Cash kD ee song: | State debt will be paid. ‘The three mill tax for son, Port au Prince; Tuscany, Trieste, and others. “WO DWARFS! * Tthat purpose is now in process of collection; the Miscellaneous. COL. CHAFFIN, AND RADDO SCAUF. county Treasurers are receiving portions and will Srur Rotuscmt. (Br) Pell, of and for Liverpool, from WO GIANTESSES AND A pay over the amounts inte the State Treasury in Making the largest, cmallest_ avd THE STRONGEST ATTRA Ever hoowa ia An ORAND AND, a gh ty tae WORMANCES | At half-past 3 o’cloek, in the atrernoon, and at 8 in the cveming. INFANT SISTERS! Apalachicola, with acargy of 1777 bales cotton. raw ashore on Carysford Reef on the night of the 2tst ult. was assisted off by wreckers and carried into Key West. Notice to Mariners. September and January. Phe habeas corpus case of the Commonwealth against Colonel Jack, the member of the bar, who was bound over by Judge Parsong, of the Quarter Beacow ron tHe Goovwin Saxps —Doten, June Sessions, to answer acharge of embrac eryin send- 19 —This day the Trinity Buoy steam yacht towed oft’ to its | ‘1 ining Vitel in th a, wil i te i i tation an the Goodwin Saude, a stupesdous Halety Bencon ice | 22 Most eurprising Jittle creatures ip the world, will appear | ing a letter to the Grand Tury, in relation to the in their Sonur and save rot GROWL VALENTELINA, ate from Envsope, will make her first ap, earance. and Mrs. WESTE.RD Mr and Mes 135 ST ADAIR, MR. LYNCH. ¥ _ MR. CONOVER, And others, will appear, intended not only to be a gai Tefage for the crews of ves le 10 mariners, bat late riotsat Kensington, was decided by the court cast away on the in Banco to-day,and the writ was dismissed and the relator held to bail to enswer. Thus has the bind- ing over by Judge Parsons been sustained, but it remains for a jury to decide whether the gentleman It is doubttul whether a also a place fatal jocdwin. Spoken, . from ‘Trinidad de Cuba, June 28 1.42—by the John KG rduer, at this port. of Wiseasset, from Charleston for Liverpool, July 7 : = : be guilty or not. 2, lat 34 50, Jon 74 30—by the Envoy, at 4 he riculars, sce ki i is. ; hte: Lom Berey Telead Gr Bostoas dase, ac s9 34, 1on | Ratuniberriculare ee inecrdamall bile, |... | jury can be found in the preaent state of public feel- Ug the Detro this port. half price ing, who could be induced to render a verdict of john ‘erbridge, from Matanzas for St John, . (B _ 5 = * “é NB July Pick ass2, Loni? Weberae Ne Gnaaiog ae thie oe GREAT PUBLIC CONTEST, conviction. In fact, the community are not pre Heoron, for Boston, no date, lat 28 6, lon 57-0 the Linaea, | PPRTWEEN the two moat tenawued Dancers ig the world, | pared to loek upon that as criminal which has been atthis port. the Origiual JOHN DIAMOND. and the Colored Boy | practiced without question evensince Pennsylvania Albatina, of and from Bremen for Baltimore, (ull of passen- | JUBA, for a ees of $200, 98 MON: y K EVENING. Joly was known as either a Province or State. ‘The CRORE a woealick Sorts, t the BOW HiY AN VHIT HS ATRE, which baildiog | right to eddress » Grand Jury upon any subject has RkrOOL, June 22—Arr Dorchester, hitherto been held inviolate. : fo 4 i d of i hammd N Orleane. Sha 70th, Wale ere hele} eee following are the seles at the Board of Bro- Palmyra, Barsto’ ratuctive, Sampan fpeitect Gab Sie th | savas or Otecus av Puncapeuvmhas Joly @h—Beeee pr, About Lon Patton, Barwon Tameriave, Theobaldy Hit beeen shen edalns Baameluch | Boasn---97000 State fives, obey. 748+ 9mi00 County Fives, ; oy, Marah, pion Dancer of the Work i Dounty sixes, 1850, 1019 ; 0, Lanecahive, Lyons, N Yorks Coromando, Freeman, New Or- | challenged the w rid to produce his suyeriot in ths Avctor | Be Vis to do 11} 60 HR 25} ; 100 U 8 Bh 635 Keane, Arcjath, Robs Brace, Mesyeg 1. Apalachicola, vith Oe 4 tak on Monkey Becalan on ae tind Danse Coe | 100 Witmington 42. fe joann—$4000 Btate fives, i mptown Hornpipe. Five Judges f gs, Two Keels, and the Ci ; 100 shares Girard Bk 11}; 5 do 11g; ey wn Stceubolm for N | hav; bene elcnd for theirahiity aud kiowiedge of the Art, | kill Navigation Co 874, $4000 Chet & Del Casal Lown 67}; Marge em EN | $0 that a foir decision will be made, 50 shares Reading RK juan 95} ; 50 Wilmington Roje—Eren Dancer will select his own Violin, and the victory will be decided by the best time and greatest namber of Tickets 3 30 Bk notes 78; 75 she Ried: Union Bk Tenn. 61}; $2690 U ing RR loan 25}. h, Buimsov, Havana ’ from New Orleaus for | ict ba Lh OL a ee Oa this ocession—Boxes 25 cents: Pit 12% cents fur sal+ at the Coneert Zaloon, 74 Chambers str A dat the ewny, Jone i7—Arr Abgona, St John, , rier SHIP NEW: Huw, dune 17—-Arr Hildebur fC cea aah 6) By This Morning’s Southern Mail, New Uslen 4 ' CAKD—The Meinbers of Emp.re tngine Co, No. 42.retam | Parnapeurstia, Jul alture, Bt J jary Walk- Matanzas. June 20—In port, Sarah, Foster, disg; E D Wolf, their siocere thanks to Mr. Frank Monteverde, jo. 5 Bar- | er, Cpeatocges mae, Boston Li fland, for Philade!phin, une. oth before clay street for his liberal supply of retreenments, furnished the | Ermina if, ir) Nase 4 Coffin, NBe Saaua La GRanve. Cuba, June 22—1a port Duniap.Gordon. | Company at the fire at Washingtou Hall, onthe 4th stant. | NYork; Spartan, Lexiagton, Fall R for Bostor A for N J. MABBETT, Foreman. ae Yortiand. Below, Ber » Hardicg, Liv P. V. MONDON, Seeretary 37 Metje_ | Vad Kerre, NOrloms; Nausiins and Acore, Boston ore, Salem; Mary, Portsmouth. OAKD WANT* D —A lady with her family, com of a son aud daughter, want permanent board in a respect able he ie we ve require this office, witl tee Halifax © AUCTION SALES. the - Two rooms wil! dd . C, at 36 3t¥ Ig aera nee next day; Avctu VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the Fighth Ward of it, Biffo d, 7 ‘bs 7 mF LE TR lly res foc New fo k-2 deve; | CQOPARTNERSHIP—The Subscriber having, taken into | VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, in, the Kighth Ward o Kochambrat, hiGavery, 8 hllza Leland, Pea: | yaaihere wilt hreufer bseonuseted un se the firm ck JOHN | the Merchants’ Rxchan ith a ianscino; Juve 18—I0 poxt, Emma, Wait, of and for New | TAWLUH & BONS. JOHN VASLOR | tay oe tre 108 ied: Vere, stg endo, (sid 14h Bpeedoeell Prat Oe vee hisidp diocese ee f gh dem oaby a eNO Em sect | NEW ALE—The undersigned will be enabled to suppl: ston jining streets iegoria, do do; Argo, from NOrleate, Bld 31st, | ghee exatomers and. otrers, wauting a superior article ut {rea OP or inndh . 5 ing: | Albany Ale, on ‘Tuesday, %h instant , Lots or landing place in front Chancellor, Sandford, diag; OHA TAYLOR & SONS, of, ihe premises, on Gowaaue Bay. : port, Empire, of Bath, for New No. 18 Warren sna: New Yorkised | wens ton to, the weve wnt Fabien Perio To moses Empire. of Bath, fo j ; 8 Yerk deco dioas LL sturves, of j6 0m ns aa KES thy fv dering to unite ennveninee of | and an ea jailant Morv, of an alcimor O PA ROKERS. w of tre city yoo New sate very whee none Cotes se i from the house No 93 Fourth strat, 6a Sutar- tay, the presect sale offers « most advantageous ey x Si'vir Ter Spoons aud a Silver Butter Knife. ditt lastihvaccigeaeialein, hare a sheaf of whest on the hvadte, and Bout stsert, New Yorks or for also new, and io tithe, Be. te he han Ie, A hboral rewsrd will be Counsellor at La application at Ni wail street. Brie, Scott, foe New PRESENTS Hehe Vocien. for Fhilatetok TRANGERG visiting the cicy will find at our establish: Fick Ualegs: vin. Mpsteriten ca ment, Nos. 259 and 260 Broadway, bevond couparison the "Montaual duly s—Arr. Be Welegiat and exteus:ve whole ale and retail assortwent of ANY ARTICLES FOR PRESE " de the Atlactic, which we take pleasure in showing ying the least) as te and eugaxe to acll at prices as low ( thove of any other house. : Our present stock of Fancy Stationery, Umbrelles, Parasols. and Sun Shades, Gioves, Kidicg Whips, Fans, Card Cases and Tables, Desks, Dreasiog Cases and Raney Boxes, Purses, Per mery, Faucy beard Ve Clase. Gilt, Suet and More era Se? ~ sud indeed of evry thing we ae accustomed to ts comp ete and piifvctas can be desired MOTTY ON THE t Fn rpeekigh Ct wi he. pools Henry Woollvy, Clappe son. Londeu; Trent. Meldrum, do: olphin. Paton, trlasgow; Ana H. i, He: Paiterson, Dublin, —30tn—Arr, Hope, Sheri les Niobe, Glen, Sunderland; Wansback, Newbold, A ve, Boves, Glasgow, Springfield,Koy, 1! do; Kagie. Newen rt BEAC| > ull Cacalogue has juat been published and may be had om uevtrinn will preform hie prcrenes. ager MYCE es | application. | TIKFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, , Arr, Queen’ fr Akitr, | 2012 'meod isee eee oh be eill ge tireegh CHES. Atdersoos Giareiwy, lon itewiey” Waterford” Leande TRENTON FALLS, treighin trom won y to ry pot NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK. HE SUBSCRIBE auncunces t» the public, that absence of two seasons, he has resumed the direct Hees ac the above place. the house has been thorcaghly refur wished mm ioa, Walt to ten feet, and eateh furan ef Lf place a Parweg Match for Green's mare Fanuy G een and the pacing ty A ti ‘eorder, and he crusts by his attenti p Joba ot hie arate to iperit a erara of the paironnge ie Mere et tweet OME TEM MOORE. DAMON & GOS HUDSON RIVER EXPRESS. IMPERIAL HOTEL MON § IN eo m, 08 Moud y next, Loran a Opposite the New Assize Courts and’ Railway Yorke d-nlsans te th following pleces’ on tion, corner 7. <o ST. JOHN’S LANE AND ROE STREET, x LIVER POOL. ter, Lave ater; Geylo Lon- don; Povnoua, Rae, Leth; Hyde, N York. joimes, «0; Jol Lov isi row , Mebane, for Phile- Home Ports. Rone Sid, Ge ree Henry, Herrick, for Havre de ES MORGAN, Proprietor of he above new and com: | cial agent will ac compan: ks Hamer, New V ork; 29th, Featl, Haskell, New | JAMES MORGAN. Proprietor of ne toerene, Nis iiade tention will be paid tothe vlelivery. of small parcela, the par: ark; Osceola, Means, Philadelpt ia. and the pub'ie that it is now open for the reception of Private | chase and sale of merchandise, and ihe collection of dra‘te, Bangor, Jone 30 —Arr, Vandaliors, Pendleton, NOrleans. | {.0tye oun iq inat tt ies July 1, Lafave'ie, Atwood, NYork, With the Hotel is combined and elegant and extensive Coffee ¢ marked for Damon & Co.'s express. ‘LHomaston, Jane 25—Arr, Lillius, Smalley, Room, News Koom, and several private $j:tiog. Rooms, ftued ceipt cf packages et Harnden & Co, No. 3 24th, Keho, Snow, NYork; Heull, Bennett. dos J up ia a style suitable fur the ree=ption of ies snd Visit- | street, New York, aud Livingston, Wells & Pomeroy, No. § ga, Wat s. Niiondon; lg, Win Henry, Noris, fa, oF for treaceommodarjon of pares requiring early wal Harhan : pies Pontianp, daly t—Aer, Btar, Chase, NYork ; Parveyor, | “py iuicrons diners. Oy 5 ander the personal. superin- Joly Treworay, Lubec for NYork. ,, | tendance of Mrs. Morgan, aud. visitors may rely” with cond HAMILTON HOUSE—FORT HAMILTON, LONG M, Jal Arr, Pilgrim, Paige, Georgetown, 1) C; | 4, essential particular, comfort, neatuess and ISLAND.—The subscriber begs leave to sapgance thet i Ly pep penrenndogg Bell og a ee have been enrefully st ied. 5 he choj. | Nf, tas made armovemente th the (Staten Slane 5 neumbeat =. Cellar departments will em! the choi- | © o ran ‘it boats, ow an londay a ney. IN , Brown. d ae Kai whith gem, be Cotalgeds ed J, M1. | GORD eR Seo eEnsead Ten lie secelal’ sessammbantion of ts Rondout. . Tara n exertions, aided by the assiatanes of expe- Vig tors to this favorite 11 for 2 brigs (one a foreiqner. i ; Ceclaration, Pexrann, Jace on; KW Brown, Tatem, Mobi on. Philadelph is; El zabeth, ( a Peckar), M i od waiters, my sect pprobation of travellers geue- ally, at the same time the scale of charges will be strictly mo- derate. Private Rooms for large Cold, and Shower ——_— NEW ORLEANS —LOUISIANA AND Fie LIN ar packer of the sth of ‘ M1 Dinner Parties. read: iy —The fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, Sape act, wil Desitvely ai tavabore, het regaiat day.” For treignt of passany. A me furmis! ‘com tations, apply on board, at Orleans What feat it Wall street, "kK. COLLINS & CO 36 Sonth street. ing of the ines. Niners. Huiny ad Woodrai, who irward all eonds to their sddrese Te packet ahip Huntsville, Uartain Corgeil, will 9 he Lowtewslle avd veil 15 Kot sale, PC jee, red Phitadelphi ny Cerruia, Rolies, Albans. ew Bepronn July 3 ai. pr yo West Pha stron her places of cpnilbcet cagyt They a other places o ere “ WB. “AN'T’ avellers are (requ otly misled, pleace desire the Ariver to urncesd direct to the tnperial 500 taMoe FOR LONGUN—Pacaet of the 207) of Jal — Thy splendid yacket ship HENDRI DION aptein Mores, will evil 08 a ‘These desirous of secaring ter: make early app.ieat.oa to ot, Kettelhota, Bi dann, She phe Patterson, received afver the evs 4 oi: tor Amstercam: antown, Joly 4— eli hia. Prinaperrara, July 6—Arr Ebro, Perey, ames Eats Barbadoes; Patias, € elt Awat R N, 61 South street. verpcol em at al the reqular pac! ing weekly thi drafis cao a5 asual be far rescent, Nelson. Cutler, Kina, § yidengr Linn, Baxter, Ha ilax: Hevald, Goodwin, aad Ive hoe, Post, Newburyport jetre ve ers, al % dohn Claik, Colliney Chappell, Sawyer. and Heary Walker the yeni ani ae towns thronghout Great Brit application as above, teland, or I7t20te iy