The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1844, Page 3

a a greater power over obstinate gs gleet, than any other preparation «nt known, removing the disease without confine from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing te stomach. Price $1 per box. iat the Otfice of the College of Pharmacy and Me 06 Nasaan street, W. % RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent “OH, MY BACK !—I can sears. walk, it puts such pain”—Such was the expression of a gentle- jo De, Sherman’s store, adey ortwo since. He had asevere cold, and coul stand erect. He pur- 4 one of the Doctor’s celebrated Peor Man’s Plasters, four hour’s time Those who treet ; 188 Bowery ; 77 Enst Broadwa 3 38 Led nge, Philadelphia ; ‘and 8 " pil State street, Boston. ; = os PAHISLAN SLTERATIyR wx ~—For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis, n' affections produced by an injudicious nas ol mer ‘The great advantages by this powerfu) ative over all other preparations for the cure of Sy . is, that while curing the disease it improves the erally leave a much The mmendation we can give of it is, that it is now usively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for hy conslengil mercury the only cure for those com ita Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hal’ n, $0, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Ofice of the College of Medicine and Pharms W. 8 RICHARDSON, M D., Agent ONNEL’S PAIN EXTRACTOR WILL RE ‘e pain from all sores, burns or bruises. It cures ten- ‘eet and numerous other pains and aches too numer- to mention. At 21 Courtiandt street. manufacturers for a long time after they actually occur. ‘The class of merchants suliing direct to the consumers first feel the poverty of that class ; from these merchants it goes to the jobbers, and lastly to the importers, and then the revolution takes place. Those who feel the effects of surplus supplies last.should feel it first,eo that the remedy could be at once applied. When money is worth only four per cent per annum—and some of the Wall street banks are loaning at that rate, on government securities, and Haas PA 1) s Hise Kelb, Mise Mt Bi ‘orter ittpen, JM. Myers J Wit aldwell= Packet ship Freveols ist-Mmv Rosica Loisear, and ye Baa tin Alford Maso, Fart york; Mor. steerwe ‘euch, frou Yor Boston, and r ie Coshier—CantPAston, Veauacio Burabe, Secen, AL and Mi o AMUSEMENTS. HE SOUTHERN MAIL. ieee Siena Tiana art, ond Coin ELS calc tr cot Fs t, Northumberland, Creamer, of yl NIBLU'’S GARDEN. FRIDAY, JULY 12 UNEXAMPLED TRIUMPH.-£ ‘The Gran Saloos i hy by i, he ie Bs REVOLT OF THE HA Arist. ledy ag 9 ervant, be ey Por. RM canbe obtained in any quantity at that rate—there is every danger that some branch of trade will be overdone. The employment of capital leaned at this reduced rate can be made profitable in almost any business, and there are many who feel disposed to extend their movements on borrowed capital, forgetting the maxim, “that those who trade on borrowed capital ought to break.” The legiti- mate merchants, those who are interested in sustain- ing w regular course of trade, those who believe in demand governing supply, keep themselves entirely distinct from these speculative movements. Having capitals sufficiently large to enable them to do a safe and profitable business, independent of banks or bro- kers, they doallin their power to confine trade to the proper channels, and sustain its government on correct principles. Our importations would not fluctuate so much from season to season, and year to year, were it not for these speculating operators, who never feel the conse- quences oftheir headlong movements. There are many foreign commission houses in this and other cities, who represent to their consignors in Europe,that large supplies of their manufactures are wanted in the markets of this country, and large quantities are immediately forwarded The jobbers are induced to purchase largely in snti- cipation of an immense trade, and the country mer- chant has forced upon him, when he comea to the city, double the quantityjof goods he intended purchasing when he left home. In this way the agent of the European manufacturer gets rid of his stocks at good prices before itisknown that the markets areglutted. It is impossible to regulate our importations so long as this system ex- ists, and ,we at present see ao method by witich the saeaaree.. Havne—Ship Francous Ist! <I D'S Poysera com? Plait 1J Magin ken—tJ Pie Meawe!l~1 Poser Frere—1 os Pe othe 7 AA eis Cc ty & me Ha {iC Hol. e»—24 F Sheldon & vin 6A ey. kort Ho Daf 1d—4 de a yde & co3 HH Fars 12 BG W i pi } Thompess, & 40- Yre & Ish ‘ownsend. Shi r Tornsead. Sharpless & Sox & 4 Hohal & Tobie? Golly Hires n FGA Kead Hourdeguin—6 J Danne—4 H xO bkts wae PAH Keu» Coutenrt & co—1 J A Wood we —7 P Sehinidt & an Y Hw, wae Tew 2A Ward at Fi Broga JT & Te & co—39 Lane, Lamon Rich & Loatr Ww rd ads Pinte & Voizer-7 Kes ler & co—3 Derrisines Flemin 1M. Imazet & S1 G THE EAST INDIA DYE, WILL COLOR THE rabeautiful black. People may as well have dark ax grey or red, if they usethis dye It can be applied hout the least trouble. At 21 Courtlandt st. g- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. € i d by the College of Medicine and lew York, 1s confidently re- roduced by secret in’ ice or excess of an; is an invaluable reme: for impotence, sterility, or barrenness,(unless depend. ‘on mal formation. ingle bottles $1 each ; cases of halfadozep 95; care ly packed and sent to all ofthe Union. tiew of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 9, sau wrmat, W.8 RICHARDSON, M.D., Agent A SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE WA- and Bay Ruma, for sale very low, at 21 Courtlandt st. fart bo tles 60 cents. Also, the Balm of Columbia, for 0 the growth of the hair. It frees it from dan- imparts te it a beeuty and lustre before un- . Every lady and gentleman should use this balm. cy xe THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR- PARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepareé the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- lished for the suppression of quackery. ‘This refined 1 highly concentrated extract, possess! ing qualities and curative powers of the above herbs, confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely perior to any extract of Sarsapari at present betore © public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for ing from an impure state of the blood, it-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous rated sore throat, or any disease arising lary effects of syphilis or an intjudicious ie ot ee Sold in single Bottles, at... . 76 cents each. in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 i one dozen “4 6 00 oe forwarded te all parts of the Union. N.B..-4 very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser: Office of the College, 95 Nassau street. ‘W. 8. RICHARDSON, M.D., Agent All who are troubled can rid themselves of them if t street, and procure a bottle et Numbers have tried and pro. jounced it efficacious. je PILES —This | y cured by the use of | ticle to cure, or W Ye who are tro: sing complaint may be entire- Lniment. We warrant this ll refund the money in every try it. The trial will cost yor nothing ifit does no re. At 21 Courtlandt street. YMIVATE MEDICAL AiD. Yew York coreg ot Medicine and Pharmacy, ning the public thanks for the Ifberal support received in their efterts to supp ave to state that their particular at he divested to all diseases ofa private nature, and fron great improvements lately made in the principal hos lp \x!s of Surope in the treatment of those diseases, the “dently offer sto persons requiring medical aid ai @ not to be met with in any institution im thy ither public or private, ‘The treatment of the aa to insure success in every case, and is from “that vero cious praetice of ruining constitotion with meroury, ant in mostcases leaving eexse much worvethan the original. One ofthe mem the College for many years connected with the ncipal hospitals of Furope, attends daily for a consulta from 9 A.M to 8 P.M. Advice and medicine, $5 A cure guaranteed Persons living iz and not finding it convenient to attend per to them a chest containing Li cines requisite to » perform aperfect cure py scating jwur case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o! traction and treatment received elsewhere, if any noloring $4, ie paid, addressed to ¥. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent ny rooms of the College, 95 Nase» ‘The members of in ey ress quacks ention contingc: have dhe aren sae Consult RKET. Thursday, July 116 P. M. Thero is very little doing in Wall street. Many large operators are out of town, and those in town feel little disposed to enter into contracts. At the Old Board, Long Island declined 4 percent; Canton Co. 3; New Jersey, }; Pennsylvania 5's, }; Illinois, 1; Ohio 6’, }; Marlem ad- vanced 4; Norwieh and Worcester, $; Stonington, 1}; Farmers’ ‘rust, $; Vicksburg, }. At the New Board, Long Island improved }; United States Bank, }; Ohio 6's, 4; Erie Railroad, j, since last sales. There was a sale of is Canal at 6 per cent, being the first since the late « in that stock. Money is unusually abundant in Wall street, and loans are daily made by individuals on stocks at four per cent on sixty days credit. A loan was made to-day on Harlem stock at sixty, or 60 days credit, at five per cent. We give below the Merchants’ Exchanj Atlantic Insurance Company—the business of that com- pany being now merged in the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, and the affairs of the old wound up. ‘The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company have declared a semi annual dividend of three per cent, payable on the Ist of August. ‘The Massachusetts Mills Co., at Lowell, have divided eight per cent for six months. ‘We learn that the State Bank of Alabama has already remitted funds to this city and London for the payment of all the interest due the present year on Alabama State bonds, and also for that due in January next. Large quantities of counterfeit Kentucky Scrip of the denominations of $6, $5 and $4 have been put in circula- tion at the West. The genuine scripof the 4s. 6s and 6s have almost entirely been taken up by the State, and it is supposed there are not $600 yet unredeemed. ‘There is very little doing in exchanges, either foreign or domestic. Bills on London we quote at 109 a 109} per cent. The demand for the packet of the 16th inst. has hardly yet commenced. Quotations have, within afew days, touched as low as 6} per cent, but as packet day ap- proaches, prices advance. We have no doubt the ruling quotations for the packet will be full 109} per cent. Bills on France we now quote at {5.97}. ‘The demand for domestic exchange iso limited that our annexed quotations cannot be considered etherwise than nominal. Very few remittances are now made in the way of drafts. Many merchants are coming on from the South, and they bring funds with them_to meet their payments here, Domestic Excnanan, Jury lth, 1844. dis Apalschicola, 2 a le, - i) Montgomery, lew Orleans, ot stocks this morning at the Se Angusta, Columbus, 1 a Macon, L Union, Florida, 70 South: L&T, do 75 990100, ia ‘We have not heard of any recent shipments of specie, btit unless exchange ¢omes down, and the importations cease for a time,we see no alternative but that the precious metals must go forward. fhe great abundance of money in the princ!pal importing markets, induces many to ex- tend their foreign trade beyond the proper limits. The Great amount of idle eapital afloat has novery favorable influence on trade. The prices of our agricultural pro” ducts are not on the advance, but, on the contrary, de lining. This not only reduces the value of our exports, é Sik rothons the resources of the consumers of foreign manufsetures and limits their purchases. The effects of this course of trade are not talt by the importers er foreign ee SSS tthe bus Aquire & Galo syaem conta changes,» Tie: Tooal\ importer Js somsble | Crete Ss Sis ane Oe to govern the importations by the probable demand.— ‘The whole movement is at present a species of specul: tions, in which the manufacturers of Great Britain are the principal operators. Receipts or tHe Western Raitnoav Company ror THE WEEK ENDING JuLY 6 lest Domestic Im portations. pie, J Callispacke a © feveni 14 Ti eren, M Pu'lerd & co—tl Te. weschigh & W, Me TY Atwater—8 Richardsoo—8 Burra; —3F A Ly —100 casks rice Thompson Leslie—290 bh " on—10 do yarn Frank! thill—10 bags Greenway, Heary & 3: ek—9 chs hardware pong. M bs ret WH Horst olviML& Plem fo Hr Sshughart Favre w lel Portiann, July %—Arr Job ‘oo! arg; Thames, Se ver, Philadelphi and America, ( rowel, NY. Newauavront. July 9~Arr Apphia, Moore, Ph'ladelphi ere ‘Arr Kaean, tadeio’ Kavigbers, Mov Boston, Jn Gord Grondte; Tia, Hallet Tamvel Madiile Pauls ‘open at 7—Exntertainments eommenee at 8 precisely. Ounibases will raa co aud from the Garden during the even: | Hicker Fifty Certs. 'o Postponement atth's establishment on aceonnt of weather, as Bie epee. eutrance from Broadway to the Sa'oon is proveet- ed, an New Salo veut ated from the top acd sides, can be enclosed 'snotiee, 0-6 Yeabody, Br allard & eo—i7 © M Ds Willinas & com? Js M ubam—36 Hi Chevr Let i ht—1 V Castin & File— levins & 20-20 Kerse—5 Winterhoff Li: re} Hook hg one ums, Homer & co 118 ba 1Fdward & Stoddard—1 at & co—1 8 Cochrard—1 et VAUXHALL. St p Manegete Mr. Wale #23 performance wil! commer 7s RA ane Hs er vohich a dnper ‘ADLLE. CELESTE, Intermission of haf an hour. To eorelude with A VOCAL AND INSTRUMEN PAL CONCERT, BY THE OHIO \ ISSTHELS. CASTLE GARDEN. THE PROPRIETORS of resort beg leave he city, that it is now M nee with Kil iu ckerm’n. do; Glove, F na, Smith, Sorfolk; Win New Beprorp, J ry do Russell, Kean, N pson Kimball. and Apo'lo, Haw! Sally, Gladdiog, A Crouch has not ssiled, but is rena. - 6—Arr Nivgara, Philadel phi | oelvek, 10—Arr Champion, Sawyer, Porto Ric: Haven, Jul Mseile, Stan: arty York "si & co: » (Swed) B:trgeson. rave ation, Smith. Boston; jirghan—4 Prave & 4 Rockets every fair evenin Miekece 12% cents, for which refreshments will be fursished ee AMERICAN MUSEUM, RIAL GARDEN 4ND PERPETUAL Corner of Brondway and Ann street. EVERY DAY ASD bVENING “TeIS WEEK, COM NC\NG TUESDAY, JULY 9. «at & Quatter-past # o'clock, and day stterwncy, at half-past D ATTRACTIONS icy Dwarl in creation, FINS ion,” 19 years old and only 27 days, aod say be srea trou intelligent, b nd bi £0: hw & Brizard~2 Cetvi n & | aud Aurora, Wo Todd. 1 Garner & co York. SALTIMORE, July 10—A deiphias tsohert Bi Cromwell, T: FAlh, ‘ekman, Phila- Clizabeth, ir, Red inca ig Avuxanpnta,Jaly 9—Arr L L Sturges, Lolly, West Indies; Bound ty, Shackfor Sid Hartley, West lodies Gronaetown, L Gager, Porver, NYork. Cid se : . (Fr) Dare les rotton Vietor McGowan & —-~ SS Philadelphia. [Correspondeuce of the Herald } Pauwavecrura, July 11, 1844. The law is resuming its supremacy. This morn- ing warrants were issued by Recorder Vaux against Lewis C. Levin, Editor of the ‘Philadelphia Sun,’ and R. C. Kramer, Editor of the “ Native Ame can,” charging them with using in their papers Jan- guage calculated to promote treason and rebellion, and excite resistance to the constituted authorities of the Commonwealth. They were both brought before the Recorder, and after a tull henring, the first named was bound over in $4000 to appear at Court and answer, and in $1000 to keep the peace in the mean time, and the Latter in $500 in his ewn recognizance to keep the peace. This lenity to Kramer was on account of his backing out of ihe position his paper has all along taken and coming out in favor of the authorities. He denied writing the articleswhichwere exceptional,and excused him self on the ground that he had not supervised bis pa- per in’ consequence of indisposition from being thrown out of a buggy some ime since. John G. Watmough, Esq., ex-member of Congress ‘rom in- gersoll’s district, and ex-sherifl of the city «nd county, Was also arrested for using language calcu- lated to excite a rot, and was bound over in lis own recognizance in the sum of $1000, to keep the peace for three months. Ilham P. Hanna was also brought before the Mayor for using violent and threatening language and resisting the police —held to bail in $1500. The citizens are taking a decided stand in favor of the authorities, Ata meeting held last night at Independence Hall, Horace Binney, Senior, pre- sented an address to the Governor aj proving of the course of the authorities, which was adopted, or- dered to be printed, and was this morning circulated for signatures. A large number of our most re- spectable citizens have already signed. This moraing an attempt was made to-set fire to the Columbia Kail Road Bridge «ver the Schuyl- kill, but the matches and the match rope attached, were discovered before they had time to ignite. ‘The attempt was for the purpose of causing an ac- cident to, or intercepung the troops that are hourly arriving in our city. f ; The peop e begin'to rally in defence of the milita- ry, and altogether a spirit is beginning to be arous- BY T E INFANT SISTERS, UR AND SIX Yt.ARS OLD Nea ren—| C) Onteans July 2—Cld Tyrone, Spear, rnd Rio Grande, | Just arrived from E1 , aad who «ere received with sach RSS eo ee re Lubl indian ‘f Dea Act Leosdons Select, Lewis. Barbaoes; Neptune, [Mer] | borate of ppiaune lat weck will again appear i Unit ad Freight, &e..» TD 4390 6,801 750 bxs tah JS ehaprer—2 bre tO ha Sead TRU POLEAS — —— Douglas—5 pkgs CT Noble—t box W: As taught by the first Masters, and danced by the first Artists $11,313 $16,006 met ns 15 bb's tomatoes Capt Sh-rwood, ‘of Kurepe. ‘ Tetal receipts from January Ist —_—_—_—_—_——S—S Ee Also engaged the talenped “wnt soir hed contortionist foJuly 6th. . ws... + «$235,923 $307,729 G3 AT AUCTIO ; 4 a i Increase for twenty seven ‘weeks. . .... $71,606 MARITIME HERALD. hea piace Billy (Tivay fear altars Geen tie wander gad cdisintion of every befelaae The Railroads at the West are incréasing in productive- roadway, by LEVY & SPOO) EsT ness quite as rapid as those of the East The Buffulo and Batts Attica Road, which is 82 miles long, and eost about $300,000, has improved its receipts wonderfully since Jast year. The totel amount of receipts is not very great, but the per cent increase is very larg: Burrato ano Attica Raitnoap ing Days of th 8 Job sees Sul Rreeipts from Jan. 15,399 12 No. of passengers 12'505 co This increase, although large, must be improved on the resources of the country become more fully de- 1843, 184 1, to July 1, $11,996 55. 27,335 67 do "do * “17,076 00 29/381 00 ri thew: Cy G. Western, M: Hosken- G Britaia, Ai G) AM WESTERN, MISH ADA. the ne ompl Steam Ships. : MR. he vopular Bail OVER, iv VOKS, Spanvh ANEW COMIC MONOLOGUE, YAN KE STORY, ke, 5 manu- serimt, Kugtish and Sprvisn—and vice versa The owner or driver of this omnibus wuld be rewarded in the above sam, by leaving the boous. (+f 00 use to any pe xon,) at the offire of the Herald, or at the Spanish Hotel, 69 Fulton street, 212 3.#re FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Strayed from the premises of the subseriber, on the PROFESS GUILLANDU from Europe, red to PET BIKUS oF Apply at the Offi ‘Admission to the half ps GRAND VOCAL ce. ay D INSTRUMENTAL veloped. The running of this road only costs about $1,500 per month, consequently the surplus receipts ever and above the expenses for the six months of 1844, just closed, could not have varied much from $19,000. The receipts given above are only those from passen- gers. The way freight on this road is sufficient to yield very good returns, which will doubtless be materially in- We shall esteem it a fay: to. Commodom Row: of the Shippiag teft at the Po: Spoken on their passage, a reiga No Ne \rnmediately on their arrival of Ship Masters and Age if € they may have. He will board them Agents and Correspon ‘ents, fer a favor by sendial fe thanka 10th instant, a boo-taed sarrel Horse, about Altern CONCERT, * ncaa Wah, itely liter on oge tind tery badge AT THE NEW bRIGHTON PAVILION, terendaochose: arning this: harge to i tains of Vessels will give | Buacx avert, New Work, or RG! Hs ZARO, York: MAD.CINTT DAMOAP AU ad MONS. AITO Fe rt whence they taleds ie veaieis | Gute malt Tecelve the above ewaey ge HARD” | Mi apecitunty announce that they will gve's Grund V at the above f, mabe vely their last aopearinice in America.) ncert will ccinme..ce at Bor! ck precisely. ‘Tickets pat ciotels in the city, and at the their Cargo, and say Fo-| ji2 WILL BE PUBLISHED, THIS MORNING, _ GODEY’S MAGAZINE AND LADY’S BOOK, For August, 1844. MBELLISH N toncert Room, B.—Besides the usual conveyance’ to New Brighton from Pier No 1 Nocth Haver, 9 Steamboat will be kept im readiness iy can obtain. Iv reeeived. creased during the close of navigation, as this road forms alink in the great chain connecting Albany with the Weatern Lakes. Old Steck Exchange. aan PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 12. MOON RISKS 1 kK 3 THE FARMER’S BOY—An Original Picture by Chapman; + ngraved by Tucker if THE LIGHT GUIT 4 R—Engraved by * eT, Chg hs ThE DE! used by B Lovers, Jr CONTRIBUTIONS i Hannah the Concert is over to convey passengers to New x ork. _L Dick LAWAKE—Em- tL UCK—a@ bates Avie rican Pivot Duck, Nola tured with great care from the best material, fur it purchasers by a a i ‘ ‘ pkec 20 , 56 South st. $1500 Gov't 5% 102% 50shas Mohawk RR 62 Clearea ais Note e} a RS ROLKINE & CO; 3000 N York 534's 10 50 0. ben 43 2 2 “Atri rie be .EAal TVPRPOOL COALS AFLOAT .—170 tous beat ceseriy 10 oni uo eyg HE Farman’ Loan 138 98, |igtids Para’ Gram” Nude Cook & bh “bree ami | Rite hs o's pot oe Bi Con grind ee ed Begone 1000 Kentucky 6's 108" 230 Norand Wor RR ° g43y | Abbot, (Br) Garde, fie Ta) Sioa re ‘ 35 Fulton avreet, $000 Illinors 6's 4 18 Bank of An Br) Fox, St Johus srt 5 sans ase Lialana Ri 1x Ararznit Yarmouth gt lo * We 10000 Penn’a 5’s Pa z 4 b alent C.K 4 5600, do, <tes8 tof North Ameren. Hi ites Stonington RAC At 16 Nderey RK Nortel aa el ei cient ad ATR i a a 10 Am Exe Benk bg De a di) der, Boston.—Steamer V'igress, Hart, Richmond, N L MeCrea- | BAKER. $6 ‘ond street, wi'l be attended to, J12 lw*re 130 Hatter A ™ mo 4 ay & Co ATTENTION—DEVOCRATIC EMPIRE GUARDS. m Thus AN, ADJOURNED MEETING of the). tmocratic Empire Gavrds will be heid at the Cornucopia, 28 Park yw, On Punctoal attendance 1s re- riday E z » July 12th. be % ae ened RI” (rer 30 queues | (Peds Dynes mroranes Roun een > Le de cauar; 1500 by j sh Bea tore te Hoo tediama | atig 33 Norsad Wore 0 do oranges 19 Phelne Let at Bb itt ttre Yuk 6. avsTIN, ovtety BEACON COURSE ee eam aye. Se BB oer we Long, of Beaton, one; Colombo, Rogers, of aud for do, CARD. sae ame peek arta ites far all. Peat 75 suas Canton Co 36% 200 = do 4 At Ha, basane Griffon, cf Boston, to fi ‘T HAVING BEEN repeytedly suggested to the proprietor ta, best three in five, in harness—to come 0 Now Stock: Sxchange: ELE EY: Sepa ee oe tee sea tee Tee sk a, andje ) ay f 61000 NY 6's, %67 12, 25ehanN Aw Trust +3 i3ty | “me 0! Lawrence Preveat attractions of that tavorite and fashionable resort ould ae eageemghur ooo 2000 Ohi 8K do ec 1 fhe iucrensed by the intr ‘of Music of @ superior order, Sedlia clue. A = ‘Cui B Norand Wore ° sti gee ervey of ome a ita de ca hed Br ‘CLOTHS, BOCKING c aged the 1 ‘of vom moi i 30 $5 fe Taland RRL aay TH | iceatio tons Sole 0 fear Shan Tatb Hates ptt 34400 | the choicest piverw ot the most ¢-leymed m-dern composes, |, choice selretinn of Catve ings. from 3 low priced {grain Farwers’ Loan 3 38! nen UE ors came ae le0pere oi 2/0 bushels peauute 2 tors | the gems of hand Tialian Opera, #nd all the favs Acne) ‘6 ray ‘ ¢ 3339 BAM Copa! $500 specie to Gilman, Small & C it is at7 drill: id Walt f the Ger: I al n> Velvet, Turkey, Arminser and i apestry Wm Woodraff, seaman, of Troy, fll ovirboard and was | «udei'ty nerfara the eo Sestakich bens ihe later a DAP Manhattan Bk ao 560 39, 39! no = Ef 8 ie 36 Saves oF Stocks, Bostox, Jury 10 At the Brokers’ Board—126 sharea Western Railroad, 73; 26 do 73}; 60 do 20d # 73; 1 do Portland and Saco Rai rond, 99; 69do Reading Railroad, 234; 50 do #3023); 75 do 23f;'100 do 24; 25 do Long Island Nailrood, 70}; 2 do Eastern Railroad, 1094. hares Taunten Branch Railroad, 17 per master—put in for orders: Brig Ces! sugar, to 5 W Dewey, to Porch m & imon Brig Adams, Smith, 7 doys fioin At Auction.—6 si cent advance; 6 Concord Railroad, $63} for $60; 1 do Bos- ton and Lowell Railroad, 26] per cent adv; 1 Nusnua and Lowell Railroad, 26} per cent adv; 27 Boston and Wor. cester Railroad, $16} a 164do do; 10 do Western Rail- roa'l, $73} per share, 25 do Charlestown Branch Railroad $89f084 per share; 3do Boston and Providence Reilroad, 54 percent advance; 2 do Cocheco Manufacturing C par, 1 0 0 per share; 11do Warren Ins rance Co., 4} per cent adv; 18 do Boston Wharf Co., $3 per share for $70 paid; 20'do Boston Water Power, $85 per share; 1 do Boston Library, $13; 6 do Tremont Bank, $96 per share. t Franklin, Smith, New Ha Below. Brig Harriet, 33 ‘vo barqu OF Barque Agitator, the 9 st. and rerare the Lower Bay. State of Trade. Astxs—Pots are very dull, and we cannot quote over $4. Pearls are not so firm as before noticed. We now quote $4 Na, tela Corron—There was enquiry to-day from shippers ; the total sales, however, only amounted to 800 bales, of which spinners took 200 bales. ‘The market may be considered one eighth of acent easier for the buyer than one week ago. ‘Hay—The market is improving. Prices are firm, and the demand is more active. Common qualities North Ki- ver bale sell at 31 a 380. Provisions—Pork has slightly improved, both in prices ard demand. Prime we quote at $6 81} @ 6 87}; mesa at $381} a9 87}. Beef, city mess, is dull at $525. Lurd is moderately active; sales of good leaf at 630. Wuiexer—Drudge casks are held at 224 a23c, and western and prison barrels ye. Saves or Stocas py Auction at THe MeRcHants’ Ex- chance allera an 'y Lt, 1844, Heary L Werdin, ‘Thomas Ba! ith Ge ver, & F reach: th ele: Was 800 deb ober RIG 6 of thy th Swan e BL Sw Brig Susan, Lake from Tobasco, June 8, with logwood, to Pike, ftom Havava, via Key West 10 days, with Bix Eily, Sherwood, 90 hours fm Charleston, lus, Hawkin’, 4 days from Wilmington, NC. with Brig Leopold O*Douvell, from Havana, fi ‘est Ladies Henry, for Glasgow } eduesday, pight on acco a’s taly being taken very sick, ‘Che A is Miscellaneous. MSG opat of Attica lanes, atian Artosio Fikken, wa gad to J ack «a suagarhort to perform the eom, ‘urcp*, and have r e- ‘hitherto found a tardy Passage to the mmence on Monday, Jaly the 15th Jong as the public ‘taste approves An opportunity will now be pol CAKPE TING: Also, Flovr Oil Cloths of the neates terns and col id most splendid pat- Felt Carpet- heasnd Table inxs. Druggets, ch cotton, jonable, re i es k Society, to enjoy ev ts various Machins, with !umber, to | Circles ‘luring the warn westher ines coat al te 254 Brondway, rite the trent, where grateful 1-es aud delightfal ma Meteo” oe ee the charms of social intereo are ind STO i A BAY MARE AND WAGON, hired on the th of Jaly, to a tin whe called himself Robert Morris, to xo as far as Burpham’s epard Morris ia about 5 tert 8 inehes in height, light eom- plexion, face rather thin, and about thirty five years of age; wor a white hat, k coat and ya ter shoes, ven. S UKECHES W» DISH L¥EC Hamburgh, selected, JOSEN Howard from fer, for s le by 6. + Virgin ye Maken aa! low ‘The above Mare is a bright buy, with tail, about 15% tu; barges Grafton inden | 2182 er buudred J2 Fee ign, and uboucdord yeu old. Bagy. Wagon, open Brewer. Gibraltar; | ot half wi t, wish leavher tp, drab In im Lins ‘Whoever will retura said mare. wagon and thief, or give iz- formation where they may be found. wall be liberally rewarded DY APDIVing ae -PHURSTON & TOWNBE Harsese, rors iacunted, and bar ‘tert Cc Bi) Kin Glide, Howe, ( a sailed 0: of th Toast however, oceapy ing Wo Y i ipod ° ‘anchor in| mul epoce. the following cemacks will be coufined to certai | S711 2m Divees weniaty 12 Saaee Savie te gheramstenees which will muabie one co yadge whetiver he has TO THAV*LLERS TO th compinint of ao, and. its proper ineans af eure NIAGARA FALLS, her things it wast ‘that it was by aa NADA, kee 1 of the Robert, : i astof Afren. we have rece Sa. LAWRE N jordon master, LADY OF TH nthe and even Years without prudncuas any striking ¢ ROCHESTER: ¢ \ either is itnecessncy there shoald be pai ms fet mate, of Dalcimrey > 4% the atteation to the seat ol thi ONEIDAs++ + a Conno", i. Tatidy 2d mate, of Baltic At sea, Dee 20, fenseua Dane au cook. jendrik Pret are. from Boston on the ‘Truro, im coming stacce belo» after found to be in a Yousaystem rather ' ee cil ances which most peer aly belong to tures ad,especially when they meet together, should cover be lost sucht of, but lead t di eure Many other symptoms might be mention: Jong to other maladies as well, or rel a Kdensburx, ow . Packet Boots leave Syracuse daily, mor arrival of the * astern Cars aod ran to Oswego (mort of ‘ance ‘hroug! the Oswego River) co meet the lave steam= ‘The fare is cheaper than, by ny other,route, and the pas- wand ever- anit, where she smuk to he: J nectle! form, while the ofa more plea ant il Iwere, bottom, to what extent ais da CN LW YORK, ALBANY AND THOV STEAMBOAT a vianevk of Unitatina.mit has bera already said LINE a the strona need not be mach dimiuished or impeded, but what BOK ALBANY AND TROY—Moraing ia te be observe” f tof Barclay atroet, landing in the peculiar way in which it finishes, if Clothes are re-adjnated, that a drop 0 4 ttle. ‘i hou! “ two eal away 80 the steamers EMPIRE Capiun 8. uld afford ftoo, this mor 1 ing st T o'clock. $7000 Meren’s xe Co, 4 pr 1b0 shas Phenix Bk pr.ct 91 ‘uufoaaved, fauge The steamet TROY, Captain A. Gorham, to-morrow ct bds, 48, pe $1000 $771 4K io oT an lary, of Portland, Allen G York | !¥,,20 st t je next 1s at 7 u'clock , dy do 776 200 Leather Maf Bk m: trom Cienfuegos anout May 19, for Boste ce | , fHe Time 4 FORMER GONORRMCEA MAY Have ReMaineD iuine from the fou: of Courtland strest, direct 0 do | which time nothing hes been heard of her only, is by far toe | ‘The stenranr BW ALLOW, sprain A. McLean, this even- i 100 ¢o. list of her crew os segistered at Porttand, It im mot ite severity so mueh | ja. at 7 o'clock, e 200 Bic of America her clearance for stage may have remsined tha wamer ALBANY, Captain K. B. Macy, to-morrow 5 < eveuing, at 79 €:0 ree rn oa po od A iprig itd "The ts of ths Line, owing to their Light draught of wn. i ¥¢ C ts ter, sreable at ali times to pass barr, and reac "y Sree Coloredr‘of Belons, &2°° Cope Ny ane And ‘i soy io ample time to take the morning train ef ears for 130 do 100 Mech’s & Trad’ 100 do i) do 100 do 50 Natiousl Bank io 50 Leaf. Bk, Cia 9 ay New Broronp. Jaly 9.—Arr, ( to James Arnold “The B : toa Egan ae | Croz-ttes, 3¢ telenm, May. 22 20 do Arr, George Swift, Pacific Oven wo do hind | 908 from Ohio, 140 driven to New York ee to butchers, at 4a 6c; Jury 10. market—the balance extra, 5$ to 69 for best qu | Cows and Calves—310 in market. Sales at 1% a $22; . extra, 28a $33. Oue very fine sold for $49; springers, 14 & $13; dry cows, 8 2 $14; culves, $1 25 a 2 80, as per quali- ty; live weight on the Delaware, 2} 0 240, Hogs—617 offered, Sales at 4} a 43. Sheep and Lambs—1,762 offered. Sales at $1 37} a $2 124; extra, $3.26, SEE eee Married, On Thursday, 1th by his Honor James Harper, Mayor of the city, Eowarn Jutivs Faanxecs, M, D., of Berlin, to MaTHiLDa Amatie Breerva, of Stettin, Prussia, On Wednesday, 10th inst. by his Honur James Hai Mayor, Mr. Joss Ler, to Miss Denonan Titus, this oity. | 16, 2300 | Mussatuero, Messeng Hazard, do, 5 mos, 1305p Jane 4, Roman, Barne Jay NB. c'ean; by "a dace Resd, NL, 800; Wileox, do. 250, Cushman, Indian joctezuma, To: jer. Gifford, indi ot Died, On Thursday, 11th inst, Evizasetn Harwoop, wife of James Hay wood. Hie iriends, and the friends of his father, Ebenezer Haywood, and the members of Manhattan Lodg . of O ne pectiully req ternoon at 84 o'clock, without further not late residence, 63 Division street. + Lith inst. Mama Antoinette, jathan B. Graham. and friends of the family are requested to ral, this afternoon at 60’clock, from No. Second avenue, without further invitation. On Thursday morning, 11th inst. after a lingering ill. ue Many, widow of Peter Bailey, in the 69th year of friends, and those of her sons, Orlando, Alonz and Peter, and her son in law, Edward Pothier, are er Alfred | * i ceapeottully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 16 Grand street, at o'clock. Her remains wili jt 0@ conveyed to Bellevilie, N. J. On Thursday, 1th inst. Miss Mantua W. Wooonvre. only daughter of the late Josiah Woodruff, in her Qe ‘The friends of the family, of her Woodruff, and her brother in law, Janes H’ Bri 1g, are 08) mally invited to attend her funeral, this aitcrnoon “On Thurs from 194 Columbia street. Eme.ine Avoveta, paraatn 3 and 28 days. 4 “ Spoke: . Trio, 4 days from Boston for M: hp #rancons int, at th t on one-e7, A mle <r ) ow York ship w pored the Onetda, * unck, hence for sam, Pharsalin, of Boston, ( from New O: Jaly, iat 24, lon 81 40—b: Talleyra ‘ eeoni: a r ork, fis lon 79 by the Cashier Heash Gult=by the Gi 35 30—by ia M Ktou nt 24 48, lon 62 5 Hartshorn at this port. ~ by the same, of aud from 75 3. 4 to Mobil brother, George W. 7 reds ne 28—In port, Arctu' u , Lith met, i. Margaret Smith, aged A years, 6 te. with 40 an O in her fore topgallart ani h va Rey Wi aw, from Wilmington, NC ne M4, !on 79 arn Mary Lap sag sad Mobile for Boston, no dat Havre for Valparaiso, June 16, lat 13 tat thi nit. Soe oer ae anit rfork for Weat Indies, s0th July 9, off Newtown Poin: jarbiehead, from Havaan for Cowes, |.th Foreign Ports. oon ti Maan to the east or west For passage or freight. apply on board, or at the office: om the wharves. dvi? rre GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS. TH» Steamboat | HUMAS SALMOND, tain W Shaltz, wil!) run to the Fish. «Barks TUESD \ VS. WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS. Places of stopping—Amos “ ect, 9%; Catharioe Kerry, Brooklyn, treet, 9%; Pier No. 1, N. R., 9% ch way, allowing time to and Jad at the nore certain ther that the effet of Strieture Ue rpirita avd to lezen meucal ewergy. Not plained of in the aarne by every indi ommon, in one degree or other, that the ° ire in whieh the patient does ant ol it or enpable of business ax formerly. ‘This fect; though little anderstood, bat it is un- eganrdera te antaral eon wean, we ecarily imagine it, Ae ch the mind. so. powerfully acts upon these organs. so, throngh the seme iam the sexaal orga is however is better exylai nuthor, a little volume which is seol to many par sof the world. As ‘ie care of Str the activity of mind mvariably recuen ‘With respect te The Cure of trietaremtius, st is gratifying to State, is enerally aceomnplished iu very little time, und without if incon ven Nothing caa cxeeed the improvement of Inte years ia the treatment of this compltint. Indeed, in the hands of proper nnd experienced pytao of Stricture js now Recomplisli myo y it_ demanded months Meny persons consw't the yiriter who come on buss feas t0 this city for a short time only but retam perfecdy aneed, thomgh +t has been a onbie and anxiety fc ‘othove who eannot j iver own peealiar means ol eure, together with his “Priv ‘stige,” which has an setereating chapter, giving every infor on the subject, ad written in the plainest manner opportanity of exying that he may be ‘Private 110 ‘alparaiso, dh fm, Vee 2t 1 44 BATH and CONRY « through GEDNEY'S ching at Fort Hi ‘Wos reported spoke day cla—rep March 4, 70 ap: 1200 sp. At Bahis, bls, be d f ; Cuhagine Ferry, Broo Pike suet 2M; and Pee No UN, RG SUNDAYS and MONDAYS. in the Morning street, 36: Col 8% Catharine Ker Pike ‘stevet, No LNB, 9! Leave Amos street, nt 2 P.M; (ual etreet, 2 rerry, Brooklyn, 24%; Pike sireet, 29; and Pier No. Retursing Jond At the same place. Chambermaids ia atten Refreshments on board 2 SHILLING Teive Amos 1 Brockiya, 9 rate fr erwin, 10 Ww jack, Stim, 450; Byron, Paeifi cakes w hat F diseases referred to in hi ng honse, No §8 Greenwich street, mance, of the umber of pretenders ENRY ©. RIELL. city, he deems it pro- TILLION PARTY. FRIDAY EVENING, ‘Tre THOMAS 3* OND will make a nigeawers diseases, both im Hom rome than thirty years, 4 of n work expressly he maoatemiaant Ph Anerignnns Sip Astley Coover of Lom rh; Dr Phyarele, of Philadelphic, ai to alinostevery Ph aren’ te 4 Private Trentinn”” ix va Ut Ralph, sen. 88 Gresowieh st. Sn dre STRANGERS BEWARE. ) pA we of Quackery aud Hambu; choose mn rxpecenced pI his old Galen’s Head Dispensary t of Beckman street, where be continnes his most extrac’ ‘ares of all delicate disewes, no matuer how complicated oy prises the citi and trang ‘dwabarah, ‘xen sion and Grand ited ani and by he ent aud o by be provided for the c: who may hone witl tne apper dek has been provided, en The boat will leave Delancy street nt The tren: at 7363 Pier at #: Cnga! atrert a: 884; treet at 86 Returning, will land at Canal street Pike street Fare 25 cvuts each wa orn awaing for Whitworth’s Coti!lion by the reaus for Liverpool) tet Port. Havre, same time—t lence of the RIELL. ship ST LAW. w loading and steersge pay dated nt a morerte rate on apptiention SAN HeRDMAN tt dure 61 Hoath s.reet BLACK BALL, on OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS LIVERPOO! —Kegal +78 Bayard street, and on board ‘he bos —by the same. HENRY iy ‘est for Antwerp at) t this port. A sion, Ne for Jameien, 4 Jat 25, ia the that there isno Dr evans in }d rtand, and that he has n connection whatever with any His charges are wuderate—inis consultations ts N B.—A)baerve the number—taistakes ae often 8 Pevil stre ¢. mn mely accommne) Mande 0 sengers ran be nt to any vart of the Union, acloving tive dollars f ; july —The new cher shin MONTE ZUMA aber, will positively sil © ralar day nown to the trave hips of thee line, are with every m improvement and c con add to the cormfort of those embarking: wh» rhont sa | aod one (ies eigeuae ppneimene of naval erehiv etore, be Oe ongag: wed Seay of pacer ie eF dim, -eeon ae atveorage, apply on foot of ee" ces.) the | vo the eubseribers, ROCHE J19vet6re Pulton ot, next door the New York for Liverpoo! ba PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLE o To th July — Th aple MD SARATOGA, Captain Sa Ff ord. ket sip SAKA’ ns for cabin to tata b a9e 1, tively as above, plen cond eabin and re berths shoald a, Plummer for load fc OW: Katahe, Ballon, for 4 days, jaseiese fk Bask. i st the time of commotion ~ will not in this way g! ed, which shows that whatever sudden excitement may overbalance the reason of our citizens, they willeventually rally to sustainthe laws when they see them endangered, A number of warrants for the arrest of the rioters are‘ out, and some of the respectable ringleaders will be caught. The Native American Party of this city have in- volved themseives too deeply in this riot ever to be able to extricate themselves. Three hundred of them attended the funeral of the notorious Coek, with Native American badges in their coats. [From the Philadelphia Gazette, July 11.) Meeting to Sustain the Laws. A large number of most respectable citizens met last evening at Evan’s Hotel, and appoiuted a com- mittee to prepare the following address, which was reported to an adjourned meeting held this morn- lug. We never witnessed a meeting more im- pressive in its composition and spirit. The address having been read and adopted, a committee was appoin ed to wait on the Governor of Pennsylvania, aud inform him that a number of the citizens of Philadelphia desired to present to him personally an address touching the present cri- sis and his own course in reference to it. The committee consisted of Messrs. A. J. Phil- lips, C. G. Childs, H. J. Williams, R. T. Conrad, Wm. H. Winder. During the absence of the committee it was re- solved to open a subscription for the relief of the families of the military killed or wounded in the performance of their duty during the recent riots. A subscription paper was accordingly circulated, and ina few minutes about fifteen hundred dollars was subscribed. A committee was appointed to obtaim sabscrip- tions from citizens generally, and a resolution passed for the immediate application of the tunds Subscribed to the reliel of the sufferers, The committee appointed to wait on the Gover- nor having returned and reported that his Excel- lency would receive his fellow citizens at Inde- pendence Hall, the meeting went there in a body. Shortly after they had occupied the room, the Gov- ernor entered. ‘Thomas I. Wharton, Esq., chair- nan of the meeting, with a few explanatory re- marks, then read the annexed address :— eNcY, THE GOVERNOR OF PENNSTLYaNia. ndersigy citizens of Philaveiphia, respretinily represent, that having read with the highest satisfaction your Excellency’s General Orders of the 8th instant, and believing that there never wan an occasion on which it was more than now, the duty of every cityzen worth; the name, to sustain all in authority in their noble efforts to suppress insurrection and riot and (o restore to our agi- tated city the blessings of peace, arder and security, we the und«rsigned, do respectiully, deliberately and solemn- ly, testify to your Excellency, and through you to all who have been‘and uow are engaged in the periormance ofthis most incumbent duty. the sentiments with which weare individually and collectively impressed by the events o! the last few day In the first place, we leave respectfully to fetate, that we most cordially concur in all the sentiments pressed in your Excellency’s General Orders, im the moderation, firmness and decision manifested in them, in the approbation which they so distinctly give to all the measures that huve been adopted by Major Generel Pat- terson, ox well asthe High Sheriff, for quelling and die- pereing the tumultuous assemblages of persons who sought to intimidate and drive from the ground the mili- tary force, while peaceably engaged in performing ite duty, and in the measures which your Excellency has prescribed for the suppression of disorder and the effec. tual restoration of our wonted peace a weoffer yout and do pledg: that shall be z indispensable end, We further declare to your Excellency our clear opin- ion that the thanks of every friend of law and order in this community. und throughout the land, are due to Maj. Gen Patterson, to Brig Gen. (| alader, and to all the gallant men who as officers or privates acted under their command, for their conduct throughout the whole of the trying scene in which they have been engaged, They are all of them citizens, performing the highest duty that acitizen cun be called {o perform, the duty of perilling their lives in defence of the lawa and the constitution, which they have voluntarily adopted for their govern- ment. ‘they have been act under the civil authority, in obedience to its commands, for the attainment of no personal object of their own, without a view to pay, emolument, or military distinction, without a sentiment of personal hostility to any human being, but doing all they have done by command of the law, and in a spirit of us much forbearance as was ever shown in a like emergen- cy In the performance of this duty, which was no more their duty than ours, and in performing which they were citizens, and only citizens, using the lawful force which unlawful force made necessary, their blood has been shed, and the lives of some of themiaid down upon the spot which, by the command of the civil authorities, it was their duty to detend. Among them, we are especially called upon to depiore the loss of brave and patriotic men, who, from the remote parts of our county, in obedi ence to the law, promptly repaired to ourcity, leaving their peaceful homes, to intervene in our nnhappy distur- bances. men nd the erous confidence pose themselves in such a Hereafter we hope and trust that better re-vard an thanks and confidence will be given to the families of those whose supports and props have been taken from them by their nets devotion, as citi: , to the public service. And to those brave hearted men, in particular, who trom other and distant counties, under your Excellency's order, have come hither, ut great personal sacrifice, to support, we feel that no expression of our thenks be too strong. We trus!, thet should the occasion which Goa torbid, when they may need similar ser- and devotion from us, we may be found ready to re- pay the honourable debt we heve incurred to them. We farther declare to your Excellency our clear opin- ion, that in whatever instance the use of lawful force by ‘hose our fellow citizens has been attended by wounds or th to persons who did not *ympathize with the lawlers >» who were in arms against the law, but were, as it ie most unjustly called, casually or accidentally present, or from mere curiosity, while every such instance is, and ever will be, most deeply Inmented by each and oll of us, it has been, in these cases a in like coves (0 will ever be, the conerquence of not ag | from xence of the lawless, as persons whorm it the bounden duty of every good citizen to forsake and to denow of all tore From such a scene it is the ay tire but thore to whom the law has confided the defence of property und life, Mere curiosity is scarcely a better justification for being so present, than neutrality. Every person standing in the ranks ot the mob, adds to rent fore and to its actual violence. thetondin ire trom the scene of and disnrder, we deem it our bound 'y to declare that such wounds and deaths are in law and in conscience, in legal responsibility, and in moral before man and in the light of Heaven, wounds and deaths cassed by the rioters and insurgents, and by them only. Theirs is the whole guilt, and theirs should deem be tho whole responsibility, We finally declare to your Excellency, that it wholly unlawful to speak or to think of the alleged canaen of the late terrific outrages Neither religion nor politics shoula be spoken of as extenuating ‘in any con- ceivable degree their enormity. Religion and politics have nothing whatever to do with such men as have been acting in these scenes, nor such men with them. The rioters are men cast off from all respect for law, or for our institutions, and are ready for arson, for murdor, for rapine, for anything that ‘canbe obtained by the over- throw of the law. ‘They wre few in number. They can- not stand fora moment by their own force against the whole people of Philadelphia, or any section of it them on the instant of their assaults apon property or life, be left to themselves. Let the le of the asighboring scene retire to their homes. Let ell from wther quarters retire in like manner to theirs. In @ short ime it will be perceived, that these lawless men ire as few in numbers, ax they are desperate in their pur ; and that inatead of being peoutiar to Ph Indelpbia, such ws all cities contain. end rich ve ore nlways uunlers met and repressed, to achieve the ruin of arbors them. |i hones! sen varto swell thelr amhes them | eady, iy and every place that nd goo! ci izens will rat