The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1844, Page 3

AT A MEETING OF THE’ DEMOCRATIC fee Club, held at the Cornucopia,g% Park Row, on Friday Evening. ‘uly 12th, tor the purpose 3¢ of fic-rs, and making other necessary arrangementa for the © ming fall elections, there! was a very large attendance, } the gieates: enthneiasm prevuiied. / ones Goglish was appointed Choirman, and George B Worlridee, Seeretary. ‘The iollowing gentlemen were elected officers of the clu esider jaaian Ryders. e Presidonts--Fdwasd Gallogher, John 8. Austin. S.cretariee~ Morton Fuirchilds, Geo. B, Weoldridge. ‘Tressurer~ James English, Esq. Grand Marshal—Lewis W. Halsey. Sergeant at Arms—Wa. Ford. ‘Lhe following resolutiens were submitted to the meet- ing, were received with enthusiastic applause : Rivsoived, That the Democratic Empire Club will hearti- ly co-operate with their Democratic hern throughout the United States in securing by all honorable means the election of James K. Polk, as President, and Geo. M. Dal- Jas, a* Vice President, of the United States, thereby placing the reins of government in the hands of Democrats of the old Jeffersonian school, Resolved, That our motto shall be Polk and Dallas, Oregon end Texas. Resolved, That, whereas, rts have been circulated by evil-minded persons that the Empire Club intended to burn Mayor Harper in effigy, we deem it but justice to ourselves to fay we canvot as men, and will not as De- mocrats, give countenance to any such proceedings ; that however much we deprecate a portion of Mayor Har- per’s proseedings and oppose his a’ use of power with which the people have entrusted him, we regard him aa our lawful chief magistrate of this city, and will support him in ali lawful and just proceedings ‘The meeting was ably ‘and eloquently addressed by Alex Wells, Esq. which was received with hearty cheers. He was ral wed by Som. Isaiah Ryndera in a brief but comprehensive and well-pointed address, which which received with enthusiastic cheers. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be pub- lished in the Plebeian, Evening Post, and other Papers. The meeting tien stjoorned ‘until Monday evening, 22d July, at 9 o'clock, when all geod Democrats are invited to attend. Several speakers will address the meeting, and arrangements be made fora procession, 0G- TO DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS, COM- MIFTEES, YOUNG HICKORY CLUBS, AND ALL GOOD DEMOCRATS.—On the 31 of August, 1844, will by published, in the city of New York, the first number of a Weekly Series of Democratic Papers, entitled “ THE YOUNG HICKORY BANNER.” containing sixteen closely printed peges with a vignette head containin; the Portraits of POLK and DALLAS. Each number wil be fail and complete, combining the best features of Po litical Newspapers, Pamphlets ond Cheap Tracts, for al distribution. Fach number will be stereotyped, ish back numbers to all subscribers, and an at any time! In this crisis, all thet the people Light! THE YOUNG HICKORY BANNER, will be furnished by single number, or torthree months, on the following terms :~ For one number, 60 copies for $1; 130 copies for $2 ; 350 copies for $5. Forthree months, 1 copy for 25 cents ; 5 copies for $1 ; 60 copies for $5. ‘It in preferred that Committees, Clubs, and individuals, should order by thesingle number for distribution, as both cheaper and more satisfactery for all parties. To give an impulse to the cause and the publications, 600 copies of No. 1 will be sent for $10, All money may be sent franked at the pub- lishers risk, to their generat agent. A. DINSMORE, New York City. QG- THE LADY IN BLACK—This mysterious and singularly beautiful woman, itis well known, attracted me time since in New York a considerable degree of attention. Ina work recently published “The Lady in Black, a Story of New York Life, Morals and Manners,” her history ia developed, and a very remarkable and in structive one it is, and shows how much she was indebted to art for the witchery and charms she flang around her- self, Per example, in reply to a dashing fellow whe was wildly enamored with her, and who attempted to press her coral lips, she exclaims. “Come—stop that or you syoil all. Do you know that are a fool, Jack 1” I dare ray—but for what in particular 7” For loving me. I suppose you think me handsome. Never was a man more deceived. 1 am aperfect delusion. itis all puton. You praise my high forehead. I made it 80, with the aid of the Poudre Subtile, procured from that eminent chemist to whom so many of our belles arein. debted for their beauty, the famous Dr. Felix Gouraud, and that, too, removed from my upper lip a moustach which would almost have rivalled your own. You are in raptures with my charming complexion, and delicate white neck and hands. I buy it at #0 much a cake, in his Italian Medicated Soap ; my checks and lips glow as deep- ly as 1 please with his Rouge au Naturel and my figure you get so crazy abeut, my dressmaker ought to have the credit for.” ‘fhus we go. This is but one of the many spontaneous and grateful tributes paid to the astonishing efficacy and opularity of Dr Gouraud’s beautiful cosmet: which, ¥e it remembered are to be had genuine only at 67 Walker strvet, first store from Broadway. Axents—76 Chesnut st., Philadelphia; Jordan, 2 Milk st, B Carleton, Lowell; Dyer, Providence; Green & ster; Bull, Hariford; Gray, Poughkeepsie; on; Heinstreet, Troy; Teusey, Rochester. his RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX ‘TURK, —For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis, and all affections produced by an injudicious use of mer The great advantages possessed by this powerful ative over all other preparations forthe cure of Sy- in, that while curing the disease it improves the jon, whilst mercury generally leave a much disease than the one itis administered for. The recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now tensively prescribed by the :aedical isewlty, who for 'y considered mercury the only cure for those com- pints, Sold, in single bottles, $1 cach ; in cases of hall iyzer So cerefnlly packed, and rent to el parts of the Vncn. OMice of the College of Medicine and Pharma. cy, 95 Nassan street, W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent. i THE NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS] WHICH AL- most daily occur, occasioned by fire, should be a warnii to the people to keep a remedy always on hand. Connel’s Pain Extractor is an effectual antidote for all burns, and should always be kept on hand. It removes all pain al- most immediately upon its fs Levipeseect It has often saved life. Let every family provide themselves with this Salve at 21 Courtlandt street. 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, posseasing all the puri tying qualities end curative powers of the above herbs is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to auy extract of Sarsaparilla at present betore the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for ail diseases arising from an impure stace of the such as scrojula, salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim: ples, alcers, isn in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising from the ndary effects of syphilis or an injudicious Use 01 mercury. id in single Bottles, at............ 75 cents each. in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 Co., Wor Storrs, Hu: ber N.B.—A Ae 4 liberal Ottice of the College, 95 Ni Og- A SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE WA. TH for sale at 2t Courtlanat street, quart buttles— pr 50 cer Also, Sheron Spring Water, fresh, just rece &F- TO HOUSEKFEPERS—A sure riddance of roach- es uid bedbugs may be had at 21 Courtland: street. GF VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhora, Gleet, aud all mocupurnient discharges fron: the urethra. These pills, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the sup; ression of quackery, may be relivd on as the mosi +dy aud effectual remedy for the above complaints. ney are guaranteed to cure recent 6 in from three tofivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate discharges and chronic gleet, than any other preparation Ot pres mt known, removing the disease without confine 1 ent from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing Witn the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold ut the Oitice of the College of Pharmacy and Me diciue, 9 Neasau street. W. &. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent & KEEP THE CURRENT OF THE BLOOD HEALTHY AND PURE —If the system is to be preserv- edfree from disease, the blood must be kept healthy. Comstock's Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla is prepared with great care from that root, and its whol strength onl purity is broughtout. In all cutancous dis. ensts, mercurial or serofuleus comp or rheumatic attacks, the articie gives @ vigorous an thy action to the blood, and drives from the system every symytom of direase, Price 50 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen, at 21 Conrtlandt street MONEY MARKET. Sunday, July 14—6 P. M. Stocks during the past week have been very regular cowpared with previous weeks, but still the market is very much depressed and prices very unsettled. In con- nequence of the absence of many members of both Boards of stocks, the operations ore very limited. Notwith- standing he great abundance and low price of money, many stocks in the list gi below, command very low prices compared with those current during the late pe- riods of speculation. We can look for a revival in the stock market simultaneously with the commencement of the full trade, and not before, It matters little how plenty muneyis, prices for fancy stocks eannotydvance unless an excitement rages and specul. runs high. Another pre- yentive to an immediate improvement in prices,iaithe abure dance of stock of all descriptions in the market. There fre more shares in the market than operators wish. An advance in any particular stock is sure to bring out large lots for sale, until the supply breaks down the market and Prices fall to alow paint. The state of Foreign exchanges and the possibility that specie may go forward, has a very unfavorable inflaence on the stock market. Pennsylva nia State stock is undoubtedly injuriously effected by the al troubles of the State, prices for the week were somewhat lower than daring the week, particulorly those for fancies.— The bank. of this city and State, have concluded not te change tl icipation of the quarterly he emount vow out will be but stightly reduced but the reluras will not show the extent of loans o1 r discount re une ORK Mrnuete. ‘ri. Sat. i ays OL a8 62 62 BL We 1% 70K Wy WX Be WK Whe tonington, Fenve Hatlre a -) age 8 Vicksou gy - Trade generally is very dull. ‘There is very little do- ing in any department, but we are informed that heavy orders for the fall trade have gone forward, notwithstand ing the heavy receipts of the spring and the supply of foreign manufactures in ell of our principal markets — ‘The fall trade heretofore has been very large, if any thing larger than the spring trade, in consequence of the long time navigation remained closed, and the difficulty in get- ting supplies until late in the spring. This difficulty is ina great measure removed, avd the trade of this city consequently more equally distributed, through the pri- vilege recently granted to the railroads of this Stateto carry freight during the suspension of navigation on the canals of the State. This will also havea very favorable effect on credits, reducing the time and enabling the country merchant to regulate his stock more by the de mand, In times past the merchant of Western New York, or of Ohio, was compelled to run great risks in purcha. sing goods, fearing they might get frozen up in the ca nal, before reaching their destination. They were also compelled to purchase supplies, to last from October to May vr June, on acredit of from eight to twelve months. The railroads now ensure a comerunication with the in, terior the year round, although at present the railroad route between this city and Buffalo is rather circuitous, yet it ia open throughout the year. The benefits—modes of transporting merchandize from the seaboard to te in- terior through the winter months—extended to all classes are very great. The price of food is greatly reduced, as supplies come in continually. Flour, beef, pork, &c. will hereafter be just as cheap in the winter as in the summer, and speculators will be deprived of the advanteges of a monopoly. We annex the quotations for the principal ar- ticles of food in this market. Quorarions 1x tux New York Marker. “eb, 14. July 13 Flour, Genesee,,.....$49530500 437fa... 6 874 a 6% 5600 ab 50 3874042 300 a3 2% 926 a 9 62, 875 as 87. ~ 7% a7 62; 675 a 6 67: difference of fulltwenty per cent in prices, on supplies from the same crop. The supplies now coming forward so abundantly, the immense receipts of which cause the present low prices, were accumulating through the winter at the numerous ports in the western country, waiting the opening of navigation to find a market. Had their been conveyances to market through the winter, prices would have been just as low last February as they were on the 13th inst. We speak in this instance of the great advantages an open communication with the, West extends tothe consumers. The producers receive benefit by the same arrangement, to nearly as great an extent, The advance in prices through the winter months has heretofore benefitted the speculator and monopolist. The farmers very seldom receive any benefit from high prices. The millers in the wheat growing'sections of the country generally arrange matters so that prices are kept down unti! they get hold of nearly all afloat. The producers and consumers are, therefore, nearly equally benefitted by open markets. The Bostonians will be favored equally with this city, by the opening of the railroads for freight through this State. Their western road will keep open the communicat‘on with the west throughout the year, and the eastern markets constantly supplied with the products of the west, Tothe farmers of this State, this arrangement must be particularly profitable. The receipts of the public works of Peunsylvania since the opening of navigation to the lst inst. this year, com- pared with the same period in 1943, show quite an im- provement. Penvovivanta Canat ann Rattroap Tous. Amount of tolls on the State Improvements to July Ist, 1848... ......ccccee ees + + $466,859 33 Amount of tolls on the State Improvements to July Ist, WHA. ee eee eee ce cere arene 697,706 69 Increase in 1844.0... 0.0 cece esse ees «$131 347 31 Of this increase $92.681 45 were on the receipta of the main line alone. The total receipts from the public works of Pennsylvania for 1844, may show quite an in- crease on last years ; but the adJitional amount paid into the treasury, will be but adrop ih the bucket, compared to the immense liabilities of that department. ‘The public works of Pennsylvania,‘as well as those of other States, must, with the increased movement in agricultusal pro ducts, be more productive this year then last, but not to fa extent suificient to improve the financial condition of the commonwealth. Bawks or New O: s. — Circulelion — May 25. sune 9 = BS 3 2 099 + £67147 700,907 444320 -B10L295 391,698 1,240,121 291,955 263,017 1,816,110 1,967,756 731,955 593,255 46.415 "633.469 39,620 56,005 28.962 27,680 68 734,118 + 3.228 2550 183°510 $9,213 262 8.254789 3 46,681 3,312,644 iah’s C’hliab's Assets. Assets Bonk of Louisiana, 4,379,952 4,370,278 4,055,779 4 8 4,025 , + 219095 “41169 “671528 570,620 1a State Bank, 1,269,370 1,152, 1390041 1,412, Mechanics and Trad i ih Bank 607,593 2,049.67 2,624,119 2 442 832 Union Bank. 61,713" 62,689 "525'503 908,064 Non Specie paying. Citizen's Bask +++ +++ 7,812 9°S 7,768 571 961, 01 94,821 Consel.daced Asso’a,++ 2,353,596 2132474 = 3229 -2'550 $20,713,447 19 512.595 13 362.299 12,269,562 The Banks of New Orleans have coutracted their move ments very much since the last monthly returns. The leading features compare as follows :— March30. April27. May 25. June29. Dec. Scecie, 8.874 951 9.917.221 9 243 262 8.251780 988 42 Circ, 3609615 3.99.29 3860684 3312644 518.00 Cash liab, 18,541,809 19,773 983 20 713,447 19 502.595 1,210 852 Assets, 12,578,387 14,797,319 13,362,299 12 209,562 1,092,757 The amount of specie on hand has diminished nearly ene million dollars, and other depertments in the same proportion. The Banks of South Carolina, on the other hand, show an expansion of movement :— Banxs or Sour Canouina. a——-June| = ——-July | — - Loans Specie. Loans. Specie Bank of the Stvta,_ S99 — 2095.9 1,019 Bs 5.9948 Brucnactolumtin, 756,728 2,90 "810,079 Do Camden, 407 107 182 4 zone Southwestern RR 199999 454.379 Pisnters? rnd Mechani 28 176,230 Union Bank, 199235 State Bauk, 394, 68130 0n5 Bank cf ».Carolina, 64»'881 67 825 91,000 $5,030,257 $9'7.000 5,449,585 $1,119.80 Cir, De; ir. D Bank of the State, 1,019,720 550 204 1,039,129 478,453 abidy Uruch at ou Dy Ca U jou Bruk, Stae Bank, Bank of Foath Carolin 2,003,723 The leading features compare as follow 1,949,917 May June, — Judy. 5, 20,095 5.030 267 $5 449,395 973 tO 997 005 1,410,890 2,196 702 2,003 723 2 096,212 Dep 2 2,154.662 1.95917 1,868 416 The contraction noticed in the returns of the Banks of New Orleans, is doubtless caused by the falling off in the movements of produce. The last crop of cotton has near- ly all been disposed of, and the great demand for money attending the forwarding of this great staple, has nearly ceased. In South Carolina the season is a little longer and the activity of bnsiness yet continues. Tnerease 8 nxtns, aged 43 years. ily, are respectinily in vited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 4j o'clock, without further invitation, from the late residence, No.9 State street. Passengers Arrived. wey, ksToN—Ship Star hepublic—Mis Stormr, Mes ra Wel Mra Wooley and, chil, Sie Siar two Ati Pirrpont, Natran Coffir, Joha L sleight, Ld Latham, Hie Willis, Ges Butter, Wm Headley, two Masters Pierpont—15 i iu thestee age. Havana—hip Elsirore—J Huroottle H Bleidorn, Care Haytins—Sehr Uharlotte=J F Usher iat ORLEANI—Bhip Gastoa—D Sheldon, HI G Schmidt=25 inth steerage, New Onteans—Ship Louisa—Mrs 8 Lewis, and 18 in the sternge. Foreign Iny tions. Livenroot—Ship Virginia—11 pkgs J Rhudes—1 Hurehin- son & Tiffany=4y Came-on & rT ‘Shaw —26 T B Mabee—@ & Lee Rat a Oey tg w= a eG a wth c! ue ms jespi & W Hiochman—4 ye, jones & com! Bare stow, Pope & co—i H Faber—26 Wilson & Brown—6 orn Keo—24 J G hou & co—3 sterbary & co—2 Jlapp &eo-9 WB Bend— & Scort=2'5 alr bs tia Lawren “epay yo 20 Aye & aloe sl wey s e 4 Wgou tin ones tin plates "D wml ike 8 on. kro—i5 D Hudden & ) Oarey & soon—68 Butveriield & Bro BK Lumiie—28 Jas MeCall & com he, Mend & c= 27 D Haven & son—2 HM ‘Vobie—l2 Aw Homer & com? Thy to ver ‘Tucker=-i7 Firth & Siedding— 13 Verton, Hodges & com1¢ #l'en, Hazen & co-2( offin, Bad 4Y &co~9 Bid, Guilin & roma} Stow, wan & boi Ha! ree 33 W Chauncey & -o=9 Ingoldsby & Br isvean—4 farh=-100 ts Kine Lind & comsl? Uedernill 7 Henarcsou & Wat on—49 C 3 Hubbard—-1) © Ai Keliosg 22 ¢ Keom3 C&S Rovere t~52 Peabody, Rinus Mt & MeKee & 0-16 Hunt, Woudware 43 Brusitein, Kuop & Co 16 Reis © Adshead & « 1B Ro dinw—t iron Ripley & co~50 do R Wet 121 bai jroa 93 plates iron Bleecker & cy nits irou 49 ba'ex to order, Bremen—Brig G Dockwita<9 phy Dorr—1 J Wh crust W Warner=t Nbiteieeecb remedies CW vor wel 5 Tm ak (eee ean ep piaaeea tM Drees Breet « =, 19 i et—19 lens shea & Unkut Gortua, Hodges &comt bi Guillaume) 3 lag! © GO W. Trenawe l-t mn & Siewart—3y portations. 15 pigs lead C H Rogers & Me Ande bree RS r ‘Low—9) bbls four Wheat 3th xwed Of athers JM Mogoe— 9 bbisdo J. ad bned Berth tt Lbort—13 bis , K Fray thin—100 do do Tucker £oopei—1 esk beeswax Butenast & Chaver—! de mez C Lughton—2 do do Kimber & Kog:rs—-1 bx mdz EK Colline— {i bhds tobacco Himes & Co— 202 bbls fl ur WM Denew—136 bb F Hautingron—38 bas Nelson & Johnson— beat EK Collins~70 boxes co Hawkics & Lo- {e87 dodo Sanit & Werderson cordage, order » To vetting Pay! or—! x b ra [do order—i do cooks G 8 Coolidge 0-30 haud—-139 Gale liar 16 & bods ‘gr Li8 5! Modo whet Mudle & Ab te dams 1 Bere nde ams Bon Ido do D Apleton & co—) bunul 8 Ttde B Avie cor tascleS 4H 8 Langley “excka do © K Collins & “sacks nd & ‘Tilestoo—% bales mdz 73 cotton H 8 F ischell shins 73 pkg moss} A Schnobe—2 bales deerskius C fi ia poy ae ae = Babecne £203 crashes tbox He reich 2 rt noua eabeo bebe Lawieace & Huse—l traak Win Neiss ia half chevtetes eo ip Leuisa—12 racks h ir H Sou’hmayde 2B L Woolley—3 nhds tebace» i i Robert & Wil is tead Roge:s & co—2 ca mdse & Lambe: fora Wise—2i39 sacks mp McGregor whest Silis Wo d—1t uns clothing Edward Laneri Jove <= larhds Tobaceo Me dregor & Wise— 1446 pixs lead, Roberts & Williams—02 bales Cotton, Col omby & treli.—2 cs Mdz. | u- line & Baidwin—1 box Mdz; reer babs Gilaps Reuara & 12 bile glass botiles Prapp— Sie Ty wo boxes mise Bleecker Cothant: a 1 if O bbls Hemp Bees, Bturses, Beareit & Ge Lnbre=1 box & Weill? cree mr h'stise H rnek 100 hal s woul lv es 8 bales lead 266 bales cotton to order. “MARITIME HERALD. see et. D ve Ship Masters and Agents. We shall estenn it a fayor, if Captains of Vessels will give 9 Commodore Rowknr Sivev, of oar News Fleet. a Report of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, ine Veaseis Spoken on their passage, a List of their Cargo, aod say Fo eign Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Correapou‘en wi fonter «favor by, sending to this the Marine bt (35 al aformation of any k +443) NEw Moon +7 20] micH watsi a ley 21 days from Galveston, with ke: Ship Star Kepublie, f Left 2 Erglish, | Austriag, and 2 cotton, to Joba H Brow: maa ¥ all ionding. Ship Gas on, Barstoy, from New Orleins, June 22, and South Pot 2th vith mdse. to ¥K Collins &Co Died oa board. #th ivst. of diarroora, James Mills. steerage pisseng:t. usa. Leavitt, trom New Ovleans, SW Pass Juue 24, wih mdse. to Wo Ne'son Da kwitz, Schaffer, 4! dov es. to Noltenvus & hom La Guay: 1 days from Cape Haytien, with 19,000 20 sticks mahogany 14 bags cuffce Keed ith, 4 days from Wi-mington. NC. with . § days from Wilming on, NC. with gar & feck, x x lewton, 7 days frym Swansboro, NC. with na- val stores to De Feyater & Whitmarsh Schr St Pierre Fer: uson,4 days fram Newbern, NC. with naval stores, to M Flatt. Below. unknown. Salled. Ship Norma, Barton, Havana; brig Juno, Georgetown, SC. and others. Correspondence of the Herald. ‘ Houmes Hous July 9th--Arr Robt Rantoul jr. fm Dover. NH for Ph ny Chas Heary, do for do; Little Marv. Portland for New York; ew Zealand, Machias for do; Resolution, Nova Seotia tor ride p nt 10vh—Arr Neptune, Fhilad*!phia for Hingham; Middlsex, of NYo k,, from Brookhaven fur Nentucket. Ruopg Isranver Orrice. 3 nwrort, July 13 1844. Arr 10th. Niagar, Worth. Fall River fur Phadelvhia; itth, Harriet, Durf-e, Freetown for Indian Ocean; Massachaserts, Brownell, Bomerset for Matrapnwett; 12th, Inix beth, Somer: set for 8 Atlant ¢; Volant Williston, Bristol for New York; Mary Nichols, 8 ‘encer, East Greens ich for di if Sid 11th, Franklin Green, Wiley, Phiadelphiss 12th, Horriet, Indian Ocean: 13th, Massachusects, Mattapoisett, aud’o hers. — NE. hight. Ny aie Miscellaneous, h'p, two brigs, Symproms or 4 Warex.—Capt Leavitt, of the Loui New Urlesus reports—Juty 12, lat 38, lou 73 39, picke all studding eail, one keg coal tr, aud one barrel cora ineal JT marked $ LS oa both he spoke the of Baltimore, two weeks out, the car- iu of whieh stated he had had ve weather duricg the Cape L thea exme to t hat the disartr ti 0 been cccasioned by collision, lowland, N it. Boston 12th inst, Nicus. Ap its, St Helesa May 11,000 Los bone i A letter received in Mattapoisett from Drvm, of .hat port, rportd herat St Helena May 28, with 850. bbls oil, boun howe. Had spokea ia M off SH of St Heleaa,Catherwood, Boodry, Westport, 200 lev, Crozette Islands 21, with 1400 bbls wh 100 do sp oil, aud Spoken. Glendoverr, Parsons, from New Orleans for Liverpool, June 25,100 miles off ihe Bslize— by the Gaston, at to St Lawrence, (dr) 39 days fiom G Iveston July, lat 2440, lon 83 20—by the star Repnol P Fiore (Br) 16 days frou Tunasco tor Liverpool, July 5, lat 24.20, lon 80 15—by the same. Mousoon, of Boston, July 9. lar 34, lon 75 50—by the same. Helle: pout, kllis 1 day trom New Youk fer Havaaa, July 1 the same. By pilot voat New York—9th inst. 200 miles East of Sand: Hook, Noble, of and trom Lubec for Pailadelpn sancicket, R'W wsrown, steermg South; same day, [10,, Nantucket, fishing; lth, Planet of path; same day, 110 mi es rast of Saudy Hook, Condor, of and for Boston, from St Jauo bay Ith, 110 miles bast of Saudy Mook, Koot Mils, of Bratyl, for Havana. Foreign Ports. . July 4—Are Rapid, Ward, NYork, Sid Leonora, St Peto svnrg. for Ph or Phil 's York, une. AYTIEN, July opin perts Draco, Sears, for Boston, 0, Bday: Altion, Mitchell, for do. Que atc, July 9—srr Napoleon, Cuba; 10th, lanthe, Hartle- Lavell: Biseford; 8th, Inevaetan:,Philad ‘Cneater, Hand aud © Cid Gun, Pe dinburgh, NYork Krugacm, Laverpo & derlaod; Juh'& J 8th, Midas, Galway; Kiny chiibo, Lom Bo» line, aud 1; Triton, ey sa, Ross, aud Cant o, Se dil, Liver Hall; Sun, and Lady Cy mberm Larmarta ny Ailes, Sunder Ney Yarmewsh; Bltaabetn Al ‘aud; Messecger, ud St Anu, Soucnsmptou; 9 & Agu, Newry; bein, We ol; Permu'e, Newersile: Liv-rpoo! mouths a as 1% be: deh, Baiti nor Mowranal, July 10—Cla Crowa, Plymouth; Glasgow. Lake Ports, 12—Are # migrant, Michigan City; Clay, } xuator, Milan, Cid uth, Nile, julia Paime:, aed Fulcon, Detroit; scott, » rms, K Mou C wion at, Huron, de, Clevelans; 024, aud M Ney, Ashtbuiys Lexa 2d, erie; Sarah, Di Ow. Cievscann, July i0—Arr i Mouutai mimodore, and J Graut, Buidulo, Cld Goaler, aad K Mountaiu, do. Home Ports. THomaston, July 9—Arr Virginia, Jordan,Boston, Sld 3d, ‘im Heary, Nor is, tichmond; &h, Ve'ta, eilms, NYork.— Cid 9th, Olive Branch Watts, Lavec; Georges, Watts, bast por; r cho, Saow, N Yor! Boston, July 13—Arr Koyal_ Adelaide, Fl iott, ‘satus, Philadetphi-; Mary ‘Telegraphed, Buff to, Lor] trom Batavia and Maaulay Sopnia Wath 41-95the tons) Grafton, Susy ru: Masury, Mavsaniila ewe] Gs Nnatla, “| Rurrato, Jul fascn, Plat a. Gi Lenty, orgen, td Leodes nye Rogers. (ue, of Boston, 135 Mostitla, Powers, St Jigs hatcher, NOrieai hilu Law Jayton, Parker; Couvoy, Baker, and ull Richm n th ‘nh NH) Segicy, Bangor. Arr 12 C9. on Albany; Aupusta, Nickerson, do Captain Ti dea, ot the Waldo, trom Gouarees 25 h ule, pasved going is, Salem, Prime, hence New Bepponn, July i2—Arr Hiram, Emaun, Boston, to load et! for Fi °PauvivENce, sul Hal, NYo} Wen Cough. 1 i 1 mpson, Buck, Rocdout. President, for Norful Joly 11—Are Cornelin, Parker, Philadelphia: atk, do. 14 12th. Jone Sally Frances, Waker. hapinan, Aloany; Reisdeer, Buekslew; Juha D R Williaas, Clera; Joba Harding, aud fan a July 12—Arr Conster, Lingo, NYork. Cld St 0 Janeiro. Sid Catharine Wilcox, Liscomb, tH Chandler, Lozier, eawich. Arrant Ciy Jeover, Upton, Boston ‘o1.K Juiy Are Wm Heary, Norris, Thomasten. CHanceston, July 11—Cld fl Alea, Wilson, NYork. Arr 10h MeLe'lan,d> Sid Adains, Gay, Liverpool. Sid 9h, G cs 12—Sld George, Weste hd Ghate hooch-e, Whiten, Providence, New Onceans July $—Cld ten Brothers, Robinson, Ge- woas lpm n, Ladiea, Norfolk and Kichméud; H-r0, Peter- ton. Bt Chemas. DEAFNESS. pee CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, WAY Extraction Re y comply with the ton fy that he valided 4 rs consoyuence “ol soigt deatueoy sad hehare rom his eat; ive in New York. on his way to kagland, he placed the professional care of Drs.Castle and K-dwards, ep de " apiainte his hearing, and meron. ue mulitery AULY- a MeNEVEN, M. - Jam Sreved, em Sureeou toH fi. M Fares VORA, ALBANY a TROY STEAMBOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Mornin, ine (rom the foot of Barelay street, landin, tertredinte places, MVIKE, Cnpuua 8. RB. Ros, this more aTpov. Capyaia A. Gorham, to-morrow e nest of Lieut. Mi ‘unfit for daty, D. ag, at 7 o'clock The steamer lng d16e from ine foot of Courtiandt street, di ture SW ALLOW, Capuin A. MeLean, ‘th cloek, . “amner ALBANY, Captain R. B. Macy, to-morrow The » Yqqung, at 7 a . he 1 this Line, owing to their light draughi ay are ale nt all cies to pase tive cay nad mach Albiny ad Troy ja ample tune to take the morning train of ears (0! a 4 OF west. ¥ or passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices om the abarves. ig 7 dyl5 te ay at AUCTION SALES. LF. HOUGH. Auctioneer Stove 205 Canal street, near Hudson. ORTGAGE BSALE—Furmitwe—Tnis Day, Mo Jaleo hk et 10 ofctoek, at 37 Merion street, by vir 1 Murteage inee Ure Kernitere of said house consist 1 d uvapte ‘ina, Haie Matrrassee Pilrasters, jatmads, Bre Cur ult Clo At; _mey tor Morteasre REAL ESTAS —reRyMPTORY, MILITARY HALL, Library Sticet, nmed'ately opposite the Bank United States, On ‘Tuesdsy, July 28d, 1844, at So’clock in the evening, will be sold at public sxe, ‘without eserve, at the {hiladelhis Bychanxs, att that velaible thiee of siory bliek messnage ard lot of ground situate oa the sou: side of Library street. betw jaware Fourth and Fi'th streets junmedistely opposite the Bank United States : cou ny front about 46 fer 10 inchea,and in cepth on the east lice 75 fet more or less (7"'This hos is Gow ocrupied it. toag been a well established Public House and by the owner; ast tevant paid $1 020 a e. iesriy the whole Lot is covered with the P jo k*e BUTCH Lost, ON TUESDAY MORSING, the 9th intent, a ’R K, w th pasteboard e+ ed 5 Mt.» ORANUUM 600 somewhere about the Sixt» Avenue or bi Avy pervon having {curd the same by ret: tto Gk BArnGAal &, comer of Pr i ticet tnd Heil Hord. will be suitably rewarded JIS 3t*m $2 REWAKD- LOST, on Satarda ning, the 13th ivats in passing chiough Msiden Lene and Cour landt street athe Jersey City kerry oron boardthe ferry boat New Jersey, a Baar LEU, brad dofgny and brown hur, witha 1 clap morkevanahp. coutaming grey aud subuca hair ver will receive the above rewat leaving tat No. 5736 Viaiden Lays aerate PALMO’S OPERA. LOST OR EXCHANGED, N Wes » cere son of his own, oy ap: vl a at 26 James street, second flour of the building. tere CENTR VILLE COURSE, L The Pr pi tore of tre shows Coarse offer the following Ju Porses to come: ff THURSDA 3 $30, Mile Hirata est use! in Aver une Was inde; fies for best three in five in harnes at have never won a purse over $59. »oes? Second Ward Hotel, t 9 o'clock, three or mare to - J15 etre LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, free for av THE NAG’S HEAD, No 3 Barcray Starer. ing fitted up everal Too es vadlishment friends and Fy JAS. BYRNES. a number of Long Benches and Tables. NAVY AGENTS OFFICE New York, Jalv tich, 1844 ~ PROPOSA and endorsed will this office un to 3 Pf M.on the 2dth A to law. for furnishing for the ave of ves during the fiseal year ending 3d Juue, 1 od. 12k feet to th SPARAT revived nrxt, aceurd Bosh wood aud coal t- bef the best quality, delivered, measur- pected rt the yard, fee of -xpense to the soverament, * the commandant cf the yard may require in one hulf the amount of th: esntract will be taken for ite fach(al performance Paymeat wikia thirty, hills duly approved are filed with the Agent, rese: cent as additirnal aecuricy. JAMES H. SUYDAM, - j 3 Itawiwre NA AGENT'S OFFICE, H ew York, Jane 28. 1818. EALED PROPOSALS—Endorsed * Propesals for Naval Supplies,” will be received ot this cffice until the 29 hday of July nex " Y. M.. for sul pelying the followisg of tre Naval je requisition of the Comrmani , or the Navy Agent such further supplies of tne ‘ar ieles as the wants of the se vice may cali for to the quantitres wow na ned. these supplies at the Navy Yard ry in appropriate sportation aired on or nt requisi om the date of each = sine eid ing said year "T he ‘ore the 1th day of August Lops to be supplied within ten days Every article will be required of tre best qual . Samples of the mauuluctured articles n= t application ty the Naval Siore Keeper, at the Navy Yard, rookiya, Treve surplios will b if. seted to the inspection of such ot the Navy as the Commandant thereo! designate All rejected articles, must iminediately, upon notice to, the contractor, be removed from the Navy Yard, ond others of as\tistactory charecter be forthwi'h deliveced ia li u thereot. ‘A failure on the part of the contractor peomp ly to. comply with hese conditions, will justify he agent ia purchasing to market to supply’ and, the contractor and revies will be held forany Jose the Department may sasain by revson of any failure Bends fo tworthirdyot the estimated amount of there euppl will be required, with two satisfacto na must be submitted with the proposils.- ‘T'en yer ceat of the amount of each delivery will be wicaheld as 9 farther recurity forthe futhful faliiment ¢f the contact, antd she expivation thereof, Provosals must embrace not less than one entire class of articl’s Proposa's for than the whole, must be endorsed ma A form of offer wil! ve shown wih On el, 10 applican afi SHIP CHANDLERY, No 1. APPROPRIATION, “INCREASE, REPAIRS, &e.” 10) Log Lia-s 3 4 sets 8 gual Halliards # deep Fes Li 120 Fishirg 200 sides Kt 4 shins ba) 12) ship Serap rs 100 mounted Parms 150 Falm Lone 80 Ibs curled Heic ; 1490 do lax Sewiag Twine 400 do Coiton do do C 510 Sail Needles do do red do 1000 Sraining do 15 do do bine do 400 Ropirg do Gado do eilow do 100 Marliug do 20 gr daa pied bs. Sew ire. OH . 6 ickory Boom ces Bindio oo 4 ‘ oro 4 : 300 fos Browa Soap 00 Bristol Brick DWARE, No. 2. et Pibs shts Boaz Copper ny Ibs ie Trou Le Saad 8 fa Wo Bs. Co lo 10 do to do do do 20 V.% in wro't Cop Tecks Brads 20 do 10 ozironcut do do i0¢o 10x do do | bo do Comer Pamp Tacks ae ab sea X Tia <4 pairs dx Tron Bote 9 do Co! Me be linees 4 ogres Noo it. 8 4,2 do 34x39 so do tn. Lion Se ews EHR tae 2d> 3 do 2do dia do do 2 do “o 4ado 336 do do 4do do 48-0 4xt brass Butt g's ado do “dy ding ow do | ado do "do #% «odo 2do 60 do do 1d) Syor6&93%in do d Paper 2do 12, 14 244 brats do td 23 in Tron Padlocks 4do 13,4 do 6d) 2% do do lao 60 2% or do 4do 10 do Nail Gimlets 1 do 4do Sue ao 2 d0 3do Claw Hummers ado 18 Camp Ketes ldo 1 30 Stew Pe 6 Kettles 10 ron T 20 Fryirg Paos 4 pats Sho! 1 Patent Balance 2 loug Coo 1 Guaging Roa 2 shot 8B retlues 6 Soke Shaves 16 Jick 4 Bung Bures 8 Keyhole Saws 6 Tay do 16 hand 6 Turkey Oil Stone Brews 4 uk Axes 4 ben h Serews w. 72 bass Cocks 8 tron Comp 6 hand Vices 100 Ibs comp stem Lead do {Nails PAINTS, CO) galls Spirits Tarpeatiae h0 +0 bown Japan No.3. 4 3 doz hair Pencils 20 bos Black Lead 4 Ibe Lerta de senny 200 Nights 0x10 Glass 100 galis jack Varnuh 100 Jo 12 do 100 do. Sweet Vil 100 do 12416 do 20 dez 0000 Pant, Bra Jou do 12a18 do 15 do No b Sash Too! TIMBER, No.4 2000 ©, feet W. tise ‘timber. 1000 feet ‘lack Walnut Fleuk, 150) do 2)n Ash Pla. ke 100d) IMiado do 1000 Oars, trom 13 to 17 feet long. STATIONEL APPROPRIATION * ="? reams Foolse p Paver. Bdo Lewr do 8 lowred 8000 No. 60 Qail 4 doz Peal NTING) NT.” 8 gro Lead Peneilr. red Tape. Pint papers Sand. ng Wax. en, 6 gro 190 2 and 34,4 biad fedex ene Gh ott Rage Pens we areau of cons’ ruction, Equipments, tec. spect <onfAMes A, SUYDAM, iM to20re Navy Agent. NAVY AGENT'S OF Rew York, Jaze 28. ROPOSALS, sealed and endorse iil be dat this «ffi e unt 3 o’slock P. M. cf the 20th dey of Jaly next, for delivering the fel'owig articles at the United States Hospitai, near ths Brooklyn Navy Yard, viz:— 300 tons Lehigh Coal. 2 cords Pi ¢ W. 2 do Oak 10 do. Hiekory ** The whole to he delivered ito the cellars of the Hos tween the fir tof September acd first of Ocrober a "The Coal wast be + Le ‘ood. serrened, su tab @ or grates and farnaces—the ton to be com- poted at 2240 Ibs. aod satjected to ihe mapection of the Sargenw of the Hospital. Th w od rust be of the first qaality oF tne d—the cord t mipated at 128 fee, aud subject coal. wade fo" the eoal and wood, (erdorred vmment ts be wede within thir dey Traverly epyrored or he whol* amouat requ wen preseated te the Navy Axent iy are JAMES Ho SUYDAM, Navy Aceut LION HOUSs—"ORT HAMILTON, LU AND —'bhe subsersber begs le ‘made armyeervents wiih tne Siacen leland Steam ny to run their bonus, On nd after Mi ne ubove luce, nud for the apecial patrons aad ¥ig toys to this favorite spot. rave New Yorks from Whitehailvac A. M. aod 2 P ve niiton House, retaruing to the city at nd 006 P.M ALONZO thio’ 18 Stawistl re AMUSEMENTS. NIBLU'S GARDEN. MUNDAY. JuLy 15 UNEXAMPLED TRIUMPH £5 ‘The Graud Salooy Nighly Crowded to witness he Splendid Roms te Rallere tiles the TOF THE HAREM! Acknowledged bv a! who have sen it to be the MOST MAGNiIbICerN SPECTACLE Ever Produced in Averion~with entinly new Scenery, Cos- tuanes, and Properties, RaAMATIN: PeRrO VAS. No Postponement at chis establishment on aceount of weather, as the erand entrance from Broadway to the ®a'oon is protect ed, an New Saloon, which is ventilated fi the to siden, cxn be enclosed at'a moment's uotien Me HOP VAUXHALL. FAREWELL BENEFIL£ OF MR. WALCOT, Ard his Last Appearances Firat time hee of Auber’s celebrated Opera of FRA VIAVOLY, In whigh Mr Andre f the fork Aneatre, Mrs. Timm, Mr. r, Wolco., and the ere « Waleot, the celebrated if, @ Meere,”? m 2 concluce with a RAND BALL getOnD. AY EVENING. Jaly ee .rmanee will eomimence wi © peta DIAVOLO Messrs thillips and Walcot—Pus Parsloe—La Tvrolienne, Mlle Celeste ¢ Song. H. Lewie—Comic Pas ve Trois, Messrs. W. Wood, U. Parsloe and Ws ert ra le wit! To cou! BROTHER AND SISTER After Fra Diavolo A GRANv BaLL! Will take place ea the Floor of 4000 feet in ths two Giewt Alcoves, Admittance ta Gaeden. Slop and Pall, 25 certs. CASTLE GARDEN. CONCERT AND FIREWORKS. Tuesday Evening, July 16th. Kirst Night of MADAME MOSLEY MR. FOR-HOFR, MK. HOLMAN, MIL. KAVANAGH & (Ths CONCERT will be BRAMES, who wi'l presive at th MK. under the di Cone rt will cor mence at After the Coacect fifven minutes ing the FIRE _UF™ Admittauee 29 cert. DR. LARDVER'S LYCEUM. NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, Corarr of Broad wey and Leonard street. IN consequence of increasing audtenc in cor pliance id ia DR LARON 34 2t with a dear’ grnerlly expr i will conticue his Scientific Lec*ures and ‘Optieat xh 8 for two more evenings, Monday and'fueway, 15th aro 1sth July, i I the course of which he will cradace his ertire collection of Dioramie ana E: poouler discours Tickets 25 © o'clock, : Y Monday Evening—The subjects will be The Moon—The Oxvhydroges Blow Pipe—The Drammond Light—Great M - « opie been Iaein ding Anim»leu'es in water, the che yeriment Illustrations, and will give his moat -C ild-em half price. To commence: Needles, Lies eles iMlustestions ot the Moon Ee ipsesFic'orial Illustrations of falestice, the Khive, we. j13 Sere TRENTON per UTICA, NEW YORK. SCRIBE announers tv the public, that after an nce of LWo seasons, he has resumed the direction of the the above - “the house has been thorough! y refur nished aud pnt in comolete order, and he trusts by his attention o the comfort of his guests, to merit a return of the pacronage 10 liberally bestowed on him in former years “ Jett 2w rodia®re M. MOORE. INDEPENDENCE HOTEL, 19) BLE Ke STREE VY, NEAR McDOUGAL ST. TPH SUBSCRIBEK v ould respectfully intorm his frends BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL, filet tiene aniline 9 Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the New Yori Herald } Prwaveresia, July 14, 1844. examination before Judge Jones, of the ud Terminer, touching the recent riots io Southwark, we oncluded last night, and the mase of testimony taken goes to show that the police or magistracy of the District culpably neglected their duty, sided virtually with the mob and ren- dered the:n insulcnt and outrageous, that the mili- tary were under the necessity to fire in order to defend themselves and avoid being driven off the ground ; that none but the most violent and riot- ouswere killed by the first fire ; and that the offi- cers aud men from the beginning to the end be- haved with the utmost forbearance and intrepidity. The conduct of the Aldermen and people of Southwark was indeed most intamous. After the military had taken prisoners those who were en- gaged in tLe murderous assault, the Aldermen dis- charged them without bail to renew their outrages, and this emboldened the rebels by leading them to believe, what was indeed the fact, that the magis- tracy was with them. One Alderman is idenified as doing acts that ought to consign him to a peni- tentiary for life. He was besides, busy in circula- ting false rumors, &c , which incensed the people to such an extent against the military that they re- fused the morning after the fight to relieve the fe mished and worn out men even with acup of water. The Sun of yesterday contains a ft an garbled account of the testimony which | charge ou to put ne confidence in whatever. These ellows, who, by their intolerance and bigotry have produced all the mischief, are making a desperate effort to forestall public opinion in fee to escape the odium their conduct merits. A number of persons were arrested charged with being in some way connected with the riots.— Ethan Harwood was traced to the cannon of the insurgents and is in prison, Wash Conard struck Capt. Hill with a brick previous to the first fire and isindito Win, F. Springer, a member of the present Grand Jury, is under 32,000 hail for inciting to riot. Lem. Paynter, jr, Johu Foster, Andrew McClean, and one or two others, are off. Fatse ALarM.—Au alarm was given about nine o'clock last night, thut a crowd had collected at Moyameusiag Prison to rescue the prisoners. The 2ad Brigady, Gen. Roumfort, from the upper part of the county, and the Brigade which formed the principal force on ihe Sunday night of terror, were under arms and reported at Head Quarters, in helf an hour after they had been summoned. This al- acrity is the result of the admirable discipline pre. served by Col. Goodman, and his Adjutant, jor Small. ‘The alarm turned out tobe unfounded, and the troops returned to quarters. Three Brigades from the interior are expected this afternoon to relieve those now on duty. Surcipge —A man named Elijah Sharpe commit- ted suicide yesterday morning, in an alley running from Front to Second streets, between Arch and Race streets, by cutting his throat and stabbing himsell. He lingered ull the afternoon. An in- quest has been held over the body. Panape —The Ist division paraded yesterday afternoon in Independence square. The troops made a splendid appearance, and were reviewed by the Governor of the Commonwealth. Tukataicar..—Burton had an_ excellent house last night. He did not appear in consequence of = the death of his son, about nine years of age. ae the Walnut, business drags on and houses are slim, and the publ im geners!, thot le has token the above House, (formerly knowa es Van Zande’s Hotel.) and havirg almost i: it, tiny be happy to reeeive those who acal 20s have been carefully selected, and are cy. ched Eays, Rarebi:s, and other Relish served up at tre shortest notic Rooms ean be fursishe | for Private Pc A varvty of Papers aud Periodieals, ¢: be fonnd on the table. Attached to the Hou a Public ¢ kept open dering the season, where tue other ref eshments can beobta'ned. La rqaested to call aud satisfy themeely Je23 Attu tec PARR’S LI PROPRI+ TORS of th . a. : the satest dates, will ‘den, which will b of'Iee Creams aud and Gentlewen are AM. SWENT. PILLS. valuabl+and successful tie couatry. ‘The ine, (not uly ia k.) but in'every the United States, are thos whose high respectability is a sufficient warrant for the alisence of quackery, anda guatartee tant it is compaunded ispensed upon t smac utical . as as ight wire th t their Jury afiea in- are wiso defending ostram, pretendess ves from the imputach inveated hy izavrance aed mad 's Life Pills are wot fthis h throws a helo +f al producti: ia to, the trath «f this, thé of the pablie to aworkor’ the ‘Thomas Parr” who lived t te uous 142 y-ars, and whore length of life, ty attribeteble co his temperate B ed to his syst-m by rhe wu new wide fh Ides Pi The trath his last will and testament, whte his day iaths Ke,us ry of Wallsin Doctors? ¢ venders mi trele of sale by euped ty. od—the antiquity of ceuly trath round Lond The Proprietors have these facts, although exieusir syrtem or bi York is by th ir duty toth* publie to state vertising forms no part of their rar. ‘Lue present sale of 2) ce t boxes in New 4 sufficient prof of the + xeellence of the medicine: and ollowing extracts from th rT retail 0 the south whey ones tried it. je never 1103. ROBERTS & UO., No- 17 Button street. PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Sund excepted—Through Di- rect, at 7 P M., {70m the! Stearnbs at Fier be- ween Courtianst and Liberty atree! ag team be KNICKERBOCKER, Captai Pr. St. day, Weduescay and Friday eveniags, Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain A. Voesday, Thursday and Saturday k Fiveo’clock, 7. Houghton, o» ea, ALT. '. M.—Landing at Intermediate Placess= Steamboat LUMBIA, Capmuin “Wm fh Peck, Monday, Wednesday, Friday aad Sanday Afiernocns, at "eloe! ° Phe Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain It. G Crattenden, Luesday, Tharsday and Saturday A/teraoons, at5 o'clock. Vasseny taking this line of boats will arrivein Albaoy in ample time to take the Moruing Traiaof Cars for theeast of wost. < (0 7~ The above Boats are new sad substantial, are furnished it Stat m ndfor s| and accom- with new and ei te ‘Rodations are 1 lied ou the Hudsoo. ty Apply ow board, orto P. C. Sebi j ‘or passage or the other on the wi Nez at 5 oe Capt Child, at 9o’eluek, seven in les ia, Kailway ra from Lewistos to the Falls The Boat daily, except Satardass, for Oswego and the ence, to Oxdensburs, on ‘tLe route to Mo: treal Qrebee. Packet Boots leave Syracuse daily, morniny and ing, on arrival of the bastern Care snd run to Oswego (most of t ance through the Oswego River) to meet the ave stestne . ‘The fare is cheaper than y any ocver routs, end the pas- ofa more ples ant + lwere FOR LIV~KPOO! —The spleod.d, fast iy MONTEZUMA. Captain Lober, will aly fur passage, haviog superior acenmmodtirns, apply to oe JOHNS HERDUAS, ._ 6L South street, uene Wall street Passeg* from Liverpool can at ail times be secured by uler paceets sail rom ‘hat port ¢ five days, at the tes; aud dra nas unl bs iurnhed for any nieeipel binks and ther branches gland, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, on apy iid 2ue NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER POOL—Packet of 2st Jalv.—The splendid and weket ship HOTLINGU®R, 1000 tous sey, Will seil punctually as above, her above. regatar day. The ships of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards, per- s about to embark forthe old country, will not fail to see ‘advantages d from selecting this line in pre- any other, as their Kreat capacity teude's them every comfortable and convenient than ships of a smal er their accommodations, it is well known, ar: superior ng to secure berthe should not fail to make mou board, foot of Bu Ba orto APSCOTT, Wiest At their General Passage Office, 76 South street, _313/021 re cor Maiden Lane, FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Kegular Packet of ith Jnly.—The splendid, fast sailing. packet shy ROSCIUS, Captain J. Collins, of 1160 tons, wi sail as above, her regular day or freight ‘or passaxe, naving accommodations unequalled {oraplendor or comfurt, apply ow board, nt Orleans whart, fost of Wall street, or to : KK. COLLINS & CO. 5 South st. Price cf $100. The packet shin Biddons, Capte Cobb, “will eneceed the Rosews and etith of Annet ivi ee BLACK BALL, ow Ce LIVERPOOL PACKETS i SPO! i ing. favorite ‘A, burtties 1050. tons, 1 om ‘Tuesday, the 16th D, will p Jaly, her regular day it is well known to the travelling pablie that the Monter and all the ships of this Line, are fitied oot in a most auverb end y style, wite ‘ern imnprovem ean add Mad the comfort of those bs tore ex gagip cabin aud to ths aubseribe J12ol6re , frat of Neel R BROTHERS & © 85 Fulton st, niext dor the Falton By PASSAGE mae 1, wil modativas for cabin, second cabin a, © Woehiog to see ue bers shoul: W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 76 Seth ster Maiden Lave ta Haut, will sureeed he t ce vecrue pas Th 61 South street a be secured by tle TOL rare, Seaairariete, iu arnis) for anya: + payable pal towns throughout Great (44s as ususl be i vplication as above relant, on tre CARPETING FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOCKINGS, §c. HE SUBSCRIBER have now on band an exteusive and choice selection of Carne ings, from alow priced | gra to the richest and most costly descrip.ios of Brussels, Satuny, Royat Wilton, Velvet, Turkey, Arminser and ‘I apestry CARPE TINGS. Also, Floor Oil Cloths of the nea‘est aud most splendid pat- terns ant colors. Also, French and English Bo: ing, Kuge of the richest descript and Piso Covers, &c., lower prices than avy 2 .. Felt Carpet rench embossed ‘Table Me, all of which will be sold at ilar establishment in the city. C. W. SMITH & COMPANY, 251 Brondway, (opposite the City Hall,two doors lelow Stewart & Co ’s extensive Dry Goods Store jL0 2wistec PRESENTS QTRANGERG visiting the city will ind at our eatablish- ment, Nos. 259 and 260 Broadway, bevoud cou parison most elegant and extensive wholeale aud retail assortcent of ANY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS ie, of oa thin side the Atlaatc, which we tke pleasure in showin aud engrge to aell at prices as low (aayug the least) as those any other how Our present stock of Faney Stitionen and Sao Shades Glove og Wr ‘Tables Desks, Dreasio; es ond Fa) i £ Fancy Forcetarn and Ging, Gilt, ing Jewelry, aud indeed of every thiug we import 1s +8 complete and ptf A full Caralogue has just application. 1012 tin cod isec es. Pu el end Moun: recustumed to bat porno weriee he kat published and ma! on TIFFANY, YOUNG & EULIS, OTTO MOTTY AGAINST THE WORLD! GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HOBOKEN On Wednesday, July 17th, at 4 o’clock. n th tte sfotty’s performaree i i BUG, We has thea a bet of $209 to $ 00, that he can ride the same two horses in Mwit speed, Fat he rode on the 4th and 8th of July on the Ben- con Conrse, one mile out bees, on. a ati from Mr. Perry’s Hacel, Hol id ard back, and to Owo Morty 1s in front of Perry’ fueraoon, at 4 Adwittance free ‘clock, 3 15 16 17 Atre R&EN TURTLE SOUP AND CHOWDER, Congres Roc! j Hoboken. —A fice green Turtle, ta ds, will be served up in ida and the public are re- J. LOUIS PAULETTE. __ OBT OF FICE, 2 New York. July roth, i944 ENGUISH MAIL.—1 etter Bags per Hoya! Mail’ Srexmer BUTEANNIA. ‘will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Uffices mm this cy, on Monday the 1: chrintant, atds minates el .M ‘The overland postage of 18 cents on each sicgle lelter, must be paid. JA tre JOHN LOKIMER GRAHAM, P. M. MONTHLY REPOKT OFsTHE F YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No 75 Chambers street. CASES BULL bose LLLY ‘TKNATED. 3 Bad eases of Scrofula 1 Sieedisg from the Lungs 5 Cases:fChoeaMorbus = 2 om Ap plex 2 Deliriuin tremens Siivematoa ol the 4 Ca a BA wiry 3D Liver ff ane Cos iveness 2 Bad cares of Whites 2 ry sivelas of ih 9D Hewas 1 Pie ray 2 Kh 4 Sewia’ | Weakners the Womb, in- 1 Mucus aud bl charge fru ations of the chest et Giseare of 9 years standing 2 lV icers ou tue Womo D opsy ut the Abaomen 4 Dyrestery 5 Goworthora 4 ratiors for radical eure I Reb ine © ee 3 Uleers on the legs of lorg standing 2 Deafoess wi 1 Finger atte 3 Operations Squint- bad beea tora cM in Ha per’s press Amputation rneture of the Leg t 0, for ing | J Large Tumor removed 4 Heworth idat Tumor re- moved Feale of st el removed from Ue ee ofa Wh tesmi h jun DR OH BOSTWIC ree Atteadiug Paysiciau aud Eargeon. WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, WORKING A PASSAGE; on, LIFE IN A LINER, (Pabiished for the benefit of young travellers.) Orders received by JOHN ALLEN 513 3th ¥ vem seven years, one twenty-six years, and tw. four- old. © Ferry, Brook! Four first rate, sound, acd kied been used at a factory and will. ce Heary te of Pei UGOKS Gt Liberty atieet, of of GAUNT & Dhl SON, Adams. For particulars equi South street. HUGHBERT BAKER, SOLICITS employment Civil Eogmeer or Land Surveying. Hie hav lately arrive. from is willl ttake basiness ia this city, or avy other part of Nord vmerice ided with testimonials trom ‘he most respectable men Letters addressed to Mr. on BAKER, 96 Goud street, will be attended to Ji2 Iwere NORWEGIAN TRON—OF the be auliry, N ‘now tavding, for sale by ‘ 1 J'3 2were etree YOUR )QUILABLE IN. COMPANY WRICK OF THE Ne SURANCE No 6 W PYIVIDES DT he Pied \F have this day decianra «cov Ch, Cut his Company, Xpercesta the se mowhs pa acle . 8. C. FOSTER, {As REMOVED from his late residence, No.466 Houston, ‘2h wNo 17 Amity street. mid lw're