The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1844, Page 3

6@- UNION MEETIN Electors of the eity and nor consistent with Democratic principles, Voion Tieket. mittee, KDMUND 8. DERRY, Chairman. GRO. MONTGOMERY, Vice Chairman. Wa. Faaxcis, Seeretary. fg SARATOGA SPRINGS— LADIFS HAIR DRESS ING —Ladies visiting the Springs are respectfully in is now in attendance to wait upon those why store of Messrs Aitkin & Miller, east side of Broadway, opposite the American Hotel, a WILLIAM DIBBLEE. CORDS PARISIAN ALTERATIVE dX TU or the eure of prum: secondary Syphili and «| affeetions produced we Mjudicious Use of mer cury. ‘The great advantages sed by this powerfu) alter vtive over ull other pre; tions for the cure of Sy- phils, is, that while curing the disease it improves the constitution, whalst SrGiry generally Jaye a mach » the one it is administ q Worse disemee se of itis, that it is now best recommendation We can fio dn extensively prescribed by the medical taeutty, way... nierly considered mercury the ouly cure tor those con- ute Sold, in single bottles, $1 each 5 ip cases of halt lori, $4, caraully packed, and sent to ali parte of the Union Gtlice of the College of Medicine und Pharma ey, Nesonn street, RICHARDSON, M |>., Age v8 “BEWARE OF THE DESTROYER"—Use the Proper medicine and you will be safe. Mr. Harnburger, se child was nearly killed by worms, heard of Dr hermou's Worm Lozenges; be used one box. The first Pe. ored the child to perfect health. He has since then recommended them to many families in Beaver Vieadow, Pa, the place of bis residence, and never knew them to fail in a single instance inp ng the desired effect. Muny physicians had attended his child, and ceuld not benefit it, nor could they tell what ailed him, 106 Nassau street, where you will get the genuine article, or to his agent, 227 Hudson street: 183 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 8 Ledger Build ings, Philadephia, and State street, Boston, THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR. S\PARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy. es- tablished for the suppression of quackery. This réfiuec ant highly concentrated extract, povseasing all the purr fying qualitige and curative powers of the above herbs i tently por reended by. the Hee » a8 infinitely kupevior to any extract of Sarsapari present betore the oublic, and may be relied pea a certain remed; oli diseazes arising from an impure stace of the bl ouch a¥ seretula, salt-rhenm, ringworm, blotches or pirn pies, nticers, pain in the bones or joints, uodes, cutaneous ernptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicion: ust oc terenry. Sold in single Bottles, at... ....,...05 76 cents act “ in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 ‘ “one dozen “ 08 Cnses forwarded to all of the Union, N_8.—A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers Office of the College, 95 Nassau street W. 8. RICHARDSON, M.D., Agent. fG- POUDRE SUBTILE FOR ERADICATING superfluous hair from females’ upper lips, moles, lo: foreheads, or the more stubborn beard of Always tested before bnying. Proof positive thia, and no mis- take, at 67 Walker street, first door FROM Broadway— $1 per bottle. ing VELPRAU'S SP2CIF IC PILLS FOR THE CUR¥ of Clonorrhoma, Gleet, aud all mocupurnlent discharges from the nrethra. These pills, prepared by the New Yor) Colege of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup: ression of quackery may be relied on as the most speedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints. “hey are gnaranteed to cure recent casos in from three t ofivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate discharges and chronic glect, than any other preparation at pressnt known, removing the disease without eonfine 1 ent from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing witn the stomach ‘Price $1 per box. Suld at the Office of the College of Pharmacy and Ma divine, 95 Naseau street. W. #. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent Og- INTERESTING TO THE AFFLICTED—THE proprietor of the Hunterian Dispensary, No.3 Division street, wishes the affiicted to understand that the celebra- ted Dr Hunter’s Red Drop is warranted to cure in any and all cases of disease of a private nature. Accompany- ing each vial omprehensive treatise, explaining eve- ry stage of this fearful.disorder, so that a person with the moat limited education can understand. Any person buying this medicine will be attended te until a perfect and lasting cure can be made, which generally occupics from three to eight days. Price $1 per vial, which is w: ranted to cnre in any Case, no matter how long standing, or how deeply seated in the system, or no ch Open at all hours, and the Doctor always in attendance. Not to be had north except 60 Green street, Albany. The only place thronghout the great west where it can be had is Louisville, Ky of De. T. Johnston. When lovely woman stoops to folly. ‘And finds upon herbeanteuus face, Pimples, freckles and eruptions, That her features do disgrace Then lovely woman stoops to wisdom, And her dear eyes bright light with hope— Purchases for fifty cent cake Jones? Kalian Chemical Soap. Qg- THE POSITIVE, ACTUAL AND REAL quali- ties of Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap is—(Mind, reader, if you get the genuine Jone I do’ all here stated)—that is, cure pimples, blote! burn, morph res, salt rhe fact auy dis genuine Jones's Soap to prodv: you buy it no where elee in this city but at the sign American Eagle, 62 Chatham street, or 923 Broadwa: 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; 8 State street, Boston ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. Toke care of a base counterfeit—'tis either dangerous or useless, (tg CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IS. mive that has done more for the relief of the human race than any prescription of any oreven ail the medical men in existence, It combines and exhibits five extra in iba es, viz: Entire control over injnries by fire, repels ail kinda of inflammation, extracts mortification, #2]! pains of even the worst burns, bruises, sores, &e , almost fostantty. and heals, leaving no scar. is ever teken for it unless the user is del fects inall the following named compl B Scalda, Oid Sores, ains, Eruptions, Allftchings, Ulcers, fomily procure this great healicg ointment. javed life, and will prove a blessing to all who use it. At 21 Courtlondt street. “& Al’ —The mempers of t Medieme and Pharmacy, in retucomg the pabbc thenks tor the Mheral support the: received in their ofterty to “suppress quackery, veto state that their particuler attention continues irected to all diseases of a private nature, and trom mprovements lately made in the principal hos: ritals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they cau confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid x vantagee aot to be met with in any institution in wor country, either public or private. ‘I'he treatment of tht ‘olloge is such as to insure success in every case, and is oially diterent from that ven. cious pracuce of ruining the constitution with mercury, unt in mostcases leaving 8 ditease much worsethan the original. (ne of the mem vera of the College ,for many years connected with the ipal hospitals of forope, attends daily for a consulta com 9 A.M. to P.M. Teems--Advice and medicine, $6 A cure yuurunteed. laroavant to Countky invatips.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per- ronally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing nes requisite to perform a perfect cure ny scatiog © explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o: action and treatment received elsewhere, if #u» ud anelosing et paid, addressed to 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agen: Office and Consulting rooma of the College, 5 Saseat: © eee {ft SMYRNA OT1O OF ROSE, LUBIN AND Guerlin’s Extracts, Pommades, ke , at 67 Walker street, first store FROM Broadway, Rg CONBLITU TONAL Vea LITY CURED, Fone Mis prepared by the Collegy of Meri Pha of the city of New York, 1 confidently re mended for all cares of debiiity produced by secret in gence or excess of any kind, It is an invaluable rer Ay lor impotence, ateriiify, or barrenness (uniees eper Log on ma} formation.) Ainge bottles @1 cack ; cares of half a dozen 6b Lully packed and sent to all parts of the Union iting of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 66, Dnwaay atront, WA RICHARDSON. M.D, Agent ey NEY MARKET. Monday, July 15=6 P.M. The'stockgmarket is very firm jto-day. There were Lut very few alterations in quotations, The operators svemed to be more decided in their demands, At the old Board Long Island improved j per cent; Canton Company .+ Stonington, §; Farmers’ Loan, }; Reading Railroad, 3; Mohawk, Norwich and Worcester, Illinois and Pennsyl- , vania 5’: elosed firm at Saturday's quotations. At the | new Board, Kentucky vanced } per cent; Indiana, }; | and Erie Railroad, J; Long Island, Canton Company, Nor- , cme bit | prices, with a demand somewhat similar te that for Do eounty ‘ork, le to an Ui ereeoane coming contes| ere requceted Coens the CR After: ‘00D, the 17h inat at half past 6 o'clock, to respond to the nenination of JOHN TYLER, in the only Proper men, thus placing [isl Py eSesteace § ets kat } the people on a By order of the New York State Tyler Central Com- esi OR Rei Mooiile (Sp-'e! Trounes Rees a Qvorarions vor Srecix. "er AMUSEMENTS. NIBLU’S GARDEN, ONEXAMPLED “TRIOMPEE pp The Graud Saloon Nigh ly Cicwded to wyisocas she Splendid t THE HAREM! State of Trade, Asune—Pots are in very moderate are made at $4 06}; pearls, $4 874 a 4 43}, Stock at Insrection Wam 0,989 Fi at Am, Gold, old * formed thet Win, Dibblee,from 271 Broadway, New York, are desirous request, and sales of having their heats dressed. The book is kept at the “ ms tie Bi REVOLT UF Acknowledged by a'l who hive wee it Ever Produced im America—with en tumes, aud Properties. DRAMATIS PeksOv mR ar 6 quarters, + 99 4100 There is so little doing in exchsnge on any point in Union that the quotations incluiled in the above table cannot be considered otherwise than nominal, but we them aa being the rates now current. It will be observed on exarnining the annexed table that sterling exchange has for nearly three months past, ruled just below a specie point. ‘ moderate and the supply limited .. QuotatioNs or Foxsian Corron—The sales to-day entirely for shipment. cent per lb deduction fro: 284 amount to about 1,300 bales, n the lower grades one eighth m prices Curreut last week, was nalities are firm, nalities North Ri akin Gret hands hove 1s quite eae radye cheks sell ut ic. There is very demand is now very Guayaquil. + Galliiagus Tolauda Holders of fine qt Har Common oe fertainments anibares will ru to awd from the in Wickets Fifty Cente. Nok emeat at this establishment on acesnnat of weather, ucrance from Broadway to tye Sa'oon is proteet- Saloon, whieh + closed at a mou n Garden ducing» ExcHanoesin THis Manurr. 2c; western and pri son barreda at 23) little demand tor either veu') ated from the top aad -At market, 1,000 beef cattle (490 * and 2,425 sheep aad Cattia Maamer, rth,) 75 Cows Bnd O8ivw, VAUXHALL. Of MANAG* MENT. | Stage Manauer--Mr Wood. SSSSsS5See Parces— Beef Catttle—Good tailing. qualities may be quoted at $6 a $6—a few prime grass ted selling as high Supeessoaen Acting Mansger cting Manager « Tis Thr, oengers Arrived. teva Duvall and Willioms, ot baif au hour ouclade with His CAST Les CASTLE GARDEN. D FIREWORKS. fv Tuly 20eh. ° $ wep mba—All but 389 sold, at shwep, ond $1 25 a 2 62 for lambs. pply of new, which sells at 90 a 62 cents; $125.03 75 per Prime bills ure selling at 9} per cent premium, although some drawers are very firm in demanding 9}. ‘The: very few cotton bills in the market. ‘The rates at the South still rule very hig Raves at tH» Prixer CONCERT A? Tuesday Evenin, MADAME MO tL MR. FUR MK HULMAN, MR. KAVANAGH ‘The CONCERT will be under the 1) preside at the Piauo F Cone rt will ermen the Coneert fifieen EERE ONES coe oreign Linportations, Cotton Trade. rooL—S" ip Hy Koe-land—187 pkgs 4 ‘The steamer of the 4th tustant trom Liverpool is anx- ae ea ly Papa It is expected that her advici tion to the cotton market will not be so favorabl ceceived by the Great Western. ‘The immense receipts o! market up to the day the Great had an unfevoruble influence on prices. Although invoices and bills of lading announ cing the shipment of large lots from this side had been rpool many weeks before the supplies came in, and large receipts were daily looked for, actuul urrival of so many bales must have a very in; effect. ‘The arrivals within a month—June—amounted to more than one quarter of the whole shipments te Great Britain from the United States ing from these facts, mun; iously looked for. X cotton in the Livery July = an a Savannah, June 22, 7\a7}¢ Nominal. guy 7, 7; Western left, must $30 08.35 Xk pom eb. Ae Dm Business is very inactive in most of the southern citi ‘The bulk of the crops having been received and forward- ed, the dull season has fairly set in. The new crops bi* fair to be abundant and to come in early, but prices have ason that we fear the immense sup plies the new crops must produce, will reduce the value of our principal staples below what it has ever been yet. There appears to be a large surplus of breadstuffs in the country now which must be wonderfully increased after harvest, in the face of which, it will be impossible to sus- tain high price ‘We annex our usual table, showing comparative quote. tions in this market for the principal stocks operated in Prices are at this moment a little lower than at the date of our last table. Prices oF Stocks in THe New Yorx Marker. Domestic Lmportations. Al minder—2!1 bv 995 alt : Hen ri 6: received in Lives b's 180 keus theis J Joh.) on—130 begs Earl. q vonwh shares 358 bars KR iron 9 hhds 2 es 1 ing L Bsl. win—Co'tom and S$ Stour-—b & RR Graves—G Colliis— melee & Rovers. OF Admittance 25 cents, Psuplaet a ed VARITIME HERALD Sailing Duys of the Steam Shipe. DR. ER’ YORK SOCIET Zorner of Broadray and Le Y EVENING, J will deliver a Leet re on W. will be exh b ted with she M. OL, LYCEUM. Y LIBRARY, Be LARDNEr exdaniog i Ni tor the past year. Judg operators have made up their minds that the steamer of the 4th, now out eleven days, unfavorable rey ruled so low this inthis market, the si ing up 7000 bales. Weannexa table showing the movements up to the latest dates ;— Rxcgirrs anv Stocks oy Corton at Dares ma Receipte.—— This Last past two weeks only ad ‘1 be applied to thi alee in Ford Weree, -Aoine sumiont cna h ‘obi G Western, Ma thew: « Exhibitions ot 3s To conctode with a selection of Pict rial ‘Tickets 23 ernte—Childem half price. mons. J0 commence at 8 516 t re ———— Packets to Sal!, FOR LivERPOOL., Monteruma, Lowber, Jaty 16 U RRIVED IN NEW THE REAL VALENTINE VOX. O*CEKT HALL, Brondway— On Wednesday, Jaly 17:h, Fr SIG. IU AEPEE, VENETIAN VENTK the above gif’ astomishes. mot only the vari- H1 Professors of it, moat respec tul- ff New York aud its vicinity, SO VALENTINI, nent entirely co 1,989,349 2 357,017 Rate, ab Uni mited Brave, 526 104 Exronts 10 Vates as afore. VALENTINI, PORTSMOUTH. famed H. Hadaon, Moore, Jaly 20 thd 19.0759 in ous Amateurs, but lowa, Lines, Zu ich, Johpson, Balumore, Funeck, 5 =, 100Ka — l093gati V. de ten, Stoddatd, Jane 10 she 209 IONE ina The receipts thus far,. according to the 100% = a 100 al0h% | not quite reach 2,001,000 bales, but we total receipts at all the depots of the country will exceed that amount atrifle. It is the general opinion threughout the south at the present time, that the growing crop of cetton will yield a greater quantity than ever before pro- country. Very tew estimate th leas than 2,500,000 bales. We annex quotations now current in this market :— Livenroon Cuai ve no doubt the Professor of a vew I. self, never before she pa mon’ in the above UR \ WING rructed by him- ts, We shall esteor it x favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodor Rowent Sitver, o! of the Shipping teft at the Port whence they sai Spolren op their passage, a reign Newspapers or News they may hav immediately on ther arrival -RT OF VARIETY! On whieh eecasion, 8 KEANE from england, will make her first’ appearance Axents and Correspondents, on Fifty Cents—Chiléren under twelve yeurs of age Will also confer a fav ffice ail the Marine Intelligence they ean obts Information of any kind will he thankfally recei daltipaat To’elock, prrformance to commence at el Bpen daily from half-past 10 to halfopast 1 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 16, ° For particulars sve hand bills. IN OF THE VARIOUS EXCURSIONS OF ‘SHOMAS SALMONBL, Cart. mM. ‘I’. SHULTE. GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS, Berks on | URSOAYS. W THURSDAYS k FRIDAYS, paste it Amos tt, 8 A. Good middling,. ; Middling fair,.. .. a3, TUE STEAMBOAT a4 Fs, Shins Montezama, Lowber L Fox & Livingston Du_ hain & Dimon; Cathartce. r rb ron ‘ew York, Jones, American Manufactures. There is not a very large ex; few packages have rt demand in this market, een shipped since the first ere has been no change in any description, and the only particular fact worthy of notice ia the scarcity of printing cloths. Annexed are the quotations of facto: ton,now and two weeks ago Prices or Fact. Seti @ ut the aboye places. f mste will aecom Ling will bs faraialed on board at a.amalle refreshments on board. Kare 25 ce: ION PARTI#S ON FRIDAY & ‘The above boat will take an Exenrsion wiih a River, or down the Bay, asa majori land, Andrews, from Liverpool, May 26, In-—118 ate rage pense, Ger esac an St ig & Kankelmanu. Left scl 5 days from Douglas, NS with 19 days from St Johns, NF. with from Fogo, NF, with nKers. ‘homaston) 30 days frm 6 days fom Savannah, with cotton, ‘iyman, Totten, froth Newbern, NC. with naval pres, “iith inet off the Hsok tn « vagal polit the Toreasi. ry stocks in Bos- h brig Civda, Spencer. clearer, to Soule, Whntue itish brig Peru, Fel Iretioa every Friday Evening aaul farther m Zcher be arable Mh | ‘The position of several s has undergone very little alteration since the departure of the steamer of the Ist inst. The reported success of the Minois Commissioners in London, has not had the slight- est favorable effect on the steck in this mark the contrary, quotations jhay lic works of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio have im- proved very much and the re!urni The receipts of those of this state have increased the largest per cent, and those of Ohio will come next: Railroads, most of which are owned by private companies, have increased in productiveness more rapidly than any other works of internal improvement. The receipts from these roads have nothing to do with the State finances,as a is real estate or personal property is all the income the different States receive for the privileges granted. The canals of Ohio have made, solar, very large returns compared with Jast year, while those of how but a small increase, froma the main line of the public works of Pennsylvania up to July Ist, 1844, show an increase of $92 681,460 over the receipts up to thesame period in 1843. The total increase in the receipts of all the public works of the State, amounts to $131,547,51; consequently the main line must bethe most productive for the present, and the pros pect for a further increase very encouraging. This line of works is to be sold, provided the people at the next election confirm the proceedings of the last Leg islature on the subject. Purchasers can pay in State stock for whatever portion they may take. The intention isto form a company, under certain restrictions from the State, to take the works from the government, not under acer tain valuation, but at a price as much beyond as the com pany may choose to give. Whatever the amount the sale of the works may produce, it will reduce the public debt and do away with the necessity for extreme taxation. Alubama hes been very prompt in providing for the in terest on her State bonds, Funds for the payment of the interest due in 1843 and Jan. 1, 1844, have been deposited Maryland does not seem to ad. vance very rapidly towards financial prosperity. ‘The public works of the State are doing much better than was anticipated, but very little progress hss yet been made to- wards the enforcement of the tax laws. have repudiated, and several tax collectors appointed by the Governor have refused to serve. This looks like any thing bur pleasant, and we have very little faith in any State whose inhabitants are able, but unwilling to bear itocks included in this sich the choitest Refreshments of all la order to secure respectability omy ped Lamy ds, entive 120 1089 al and comfort to the vr arty, the cumber of tickets is limited to 150 and cau only te tapies & Ford, 01 Alexander, Perret 132 dowery; B. 4, Keshtor Well wtret, and of th ber Heese isd "Th- boat will since declined. The pub- Sehr Middleton, Fer! y hi tin EXCUR- show a very great in: UN AB PUND. MONDAYS E. Saterdiy Aft rnovus leave Amos atreat, al Sehr Merchant, _ Schr C vt Sith, ¢ paises, Yo ILTON, tex, or some of them xilowiug time to bache, Ratwreing will lend at the sune attendaues. Refreshinents on board. HENRY E. RIELL, Fareeach way, 12k ernte. One ba que, one brig, ankaown, In manufacturing industry the utmost prosperi'y pre- "AN 1 PD—A situnion b bie Feamni Ja Rhode Island upwards of one hundred thousand Seems ao-tditten ava eae ae re to childes, of a inay ty any yar: of pe=she «old have no ‘She eaa give the Let at 138 Hast B vadway, ora ed. ShireCato, Rio Janeiro; brig Madison, Bulkley, Savannah, J, and in other places, there exist for new udventures in this branch of indusiry, This ru- id extension in cotton and woollen manutacturing will the means of a general reduction in the prices of domew uc goods, and this reduction will throw our manufactures into ull parte of the world, to the gradual exclusion of Annivats at New B. pri Cipalty from Great Britain, 2 iwerense this ear, 16 Notice to Mariners. 1814 —La viewing the axtronomics! opser- &, Surveyor Gene al of this ial ‘Sh me wecona cf the. land. Go. do. et Juiy, 1843, 1965 hard a et, corner of Gold LOST OK SOL) N1,D. bet asu Friday and Saturday la dd wn on charts, bu’ on wh e! This market continues rather quiet. Since the Ist inst. several thousand barrels of flour, principally Ohio, and twenty or thirty thousand bushel oa Knglsh account. Pon Was written inside we Covthe Am/ricau tu- 0 dan nerount of it fr mit itt. yw, with hi Genessee flour is held $4374. Ohio $4 12) a $4374. The sales oft Liverpool were ut $415}. Wheat brings 90 c 30.432, Northern corn 60 a 62. Southern 49 a 50. here seen that notwith: prices of flour, continue to dec! ly reaching $4 LO rf AY MORSING, the 9th instant, a BUTCH ORANUUM HOOK, w th somewnere about the Sixt: ¥ person having ti BAL uGAL., corner of 28th ste: ably rewarded. PALMO’S OPERA. LOST OR EXC N Wetnesany Kivewing—Aw U! tuted accidentl, for auotir r, od exch put im posserson of his own, oly ing at 26 Janes street, wee:aa Hoor the buitaing: ie Serre (Cony - Rewarks on be extensive Vark # NF ef the Enstrrn extremity asteboud cuver, Avenue or Biohanw adale Root 1, an/l are rapid: In the face of the immense crops of this year, more than onethird of which is already sufely hi vested, prices must tall 40 large a supply ef grain in any one year as in this.— Wheat, rye, and oats, ure equally ubundant. Coal Trade, ‘The Trade is evidently improving, says the Pottaville Journal of the 18th instant, aod we hope the time ix not far distant when our operators will receive some reward dustry. and the miner and laborer, be properly The shipments from Le- ra point of Buek Island, lat 174718 N, Jon 6436 ws observatory, (elevation 440 feet) lat 174433 N, low * nautical miles NE by }d about eleven nautical point of Buck Island, commences the #astern ex:t-mity of an ‘he Northern limits of which roand afterward stretch Wester America has never in this city and London. OUNTING HOU-E Deon WANT: D—A large Dou- Some counties ble Covntiug Koom Desk wanted. Apply at 53k xchange remunerated for their services. ‘h, amount to 12,100 tons, for the week ending on the t ‘f the Ly Ta be eda, ¥, tremity of the bunk, where there thos. weters {have obsetved the ora to break in au awfal auth’s Patent Sofa Bedereaas? ‘OK BALE—Use o! it aquire at this office. not less than seven Iphia to Eastern ports. continue | {thors w ter. quoted at $190 $1 87); Provi- 9 i. 4 firm, White Ash Lump $3 124; Broken 25 cts per ton more ; with an up- koanner dori gvevere geles ot wind, and sometimes moderate w ath- Freights from Phil high-to Boston the: OF. Crt he aw M srning Session of during the grest Northerly ground ewell ing the » inter months from my Cah aed E%4 15,90 hw price o' coal remai B - Fly 16th, at 10 etek ave Jay 18th, oY MAN BROWN Recording 8 eret ‘The semi-annual report of the Bank of Kentucky and Branches, for July, shows but a very slight variation in ward tendency. ‘The receipts on the Railroad for the week ending July Bs (14 SOUTHERN MalL. Philadelphia. hale (Correspondence of the New York Hani ie Phitaverruta; July 16, This morning, Judge Jones charged the, Grand Jury upon the subject of arming churches, engine houser, &., which he characterized as illegal, and subjecting any person engaged in the same to indictment for misdemeanor. He examined the article in the constitution, which says, “The right of citizens to bear arms, in defence of themeelves and the State, shal! not be questioned,” and applied it only to those citizens who have arms ia their dwelling houses for the protection of themselves and their families. The arming ot St. Philip’s de w Scenery, Cos- | Neri church was referred to, also the depositing of arms in several engine and hose houses, and the grand inquest was requested to examine into the facts, and present every individual engaged in the same. Judge Jones said nothing of the outrages of the Southwark mob, the Grand Juror, Wm. F. Spri er, who has been bound over for incituwg a riot, was suffered to remain on the panel, and, taking all these things into consideration, the charge is looked upon asa kind of judicial use for the mob outrages, and as most ilt timed and impolitic. The friends of good order are somewhat discon- certed at this apparent trackling, of high judicial officer to the wild, disorderly, intolerant and bi- goted spirit of Philadelpbia natveism, and they be- gin to think it useless to att mpt to eurb the demo- ralising sans culotteism of the day, when their eflorts | are neutralized by the grpotaved guardian of the laws. The Judge should have waited till this ex- citement was over—till the majesty of the jaw had been fully vindicated, and the rebellious and perse- cuting spirit now abroad is effectually extinguished j ~~ before he touched upon the factw by which the thoughtless attempt to justify the recent outrages. Troops hive arrived in the city from brigades inthe interior, to relleve those who have been on duty for the last week. I understand i: is Governor Portes’s orders, to relieve the different Brigades in succes- sion; to produce the moral effect in Philadelpbia, in the Union, and indeed all over the world, which arises from. the fact, that this government is ret enough in its citizen soldiery to crush any outbreal against the laws. He intends to show that xt the call of authority 60,000 armed and uniformed citi- zenscan be brought into prompt and effectual ac- tion. TheCourt of Quarter Sessions was engaged to- day in the trial of trifling cases. The inves! into the late riots hes been suspended forthe pre- sent. Other testimony is couting to light, and per- haps the examination will be resumed before euneet. Wm Sayre Heytham, this morning, filed an af- fidavit in open court, stating that the report of his testimony in the Philadelphia Sun,” was garbled, and different from he swore to, and that it comtain- ed rleven statements of facts as sworn to by him, which he never uttered. id An ar icle appeared in the “Spirit of the Times” a day or so since, stating that arms had been de- posited in the Rev. Mr. Chamber's church, in read street below Chestnut, The congregation have taken umbrage at this and prosecuted the edi- tor of the Timestor a libel, at the same time denying that there is any truth in the report. A hearing aH ie case came offto-day but nothing definite has, I un- derstand, been done in the matter The Rev. Mr. Chambers is a strong anti-Catholic preacher, was @ ze Jousand denunciatory temperance speaker, and his course is said to have been the means of break- ing the neck of the temperance reformation, and has contributed largely to the bitter and unreason- able sectarinism which is now, or has been recent- ly, so rampant in this community. The natives are trying to get rid of the conse- quence of the stand taken by them in the recent outbreak. During the disturbance they were the active parties; after itthey were loud and denunci- ator of the military, their leaders taking eve op- jonaiatt to set their conduct in the most odious ight, and absolutely burying the slain rioters with national honors; but now that the truth is out, and public opinion has assumed a wholesome tone, they whip rouud and claim to be exclusive friends of few and order—en- thusiastic admirers of the heroism of our citizen soldiery. Qg- A cotton broker named Richard Richards purchased s-veral hundred bales of cotion at New Orleana recently on credit, and then went off for “ unknown.” It appears from statements in the N. Or! pepers that Richards had received advances on the eot- ton and shipped it immediately for Liverpool. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finat Boann, July 15.— $5900 State 0s, & p, shares Moyamensing, 42; $2000 Reading RR 6'« Skconv Boarn, July 13—176 shares Wilmington RR, sdf, 212; 116 do do do 21}; $1000 Reading Bonds, 68; $8000 ‘Tennessee 6’, 834 SHIP NEWS. By Last Night's Southern Mail, Pritapetrnia Juiy b—Arr Betaey Kdw Fra Gray, Boston Cid Sarah Aus, Davidera, Porto Cabell River Bavtimone, Jaly 15—Arr Nai ford Smith. NOrieans; We tude, Girdl't, St Johu Barma, Cole, and « do; ’harlestoa, Wh Kio Janeiro and a mi Br] Lynch Si Jol hy pora, West ladies; Sanford, NYork; Guil- der, (Brew 1 vo ste Hu PR: Calla t Mory, NY - Le : and Olympia, Nas P. OT ue July 13—-Sid Frank, New York; Emerald, ost. a. Miscellancous, Coutision =aptain Seuf rd, of the mors, rey ors On Sorarday, at 2a i o ace wilh the bri f Wildes ? Waiker, fom Bal bs ch the ship lost ber bows) 3 the big © tried away bi he shop ke he L. japier hence at Belti- Off Fr t came n0 for the only dam-ge lower * ures isa, at ne port, Spoken. gad from Portsmouth, NH. (80 reported) Jane ring E, Jave 29, Iat 42, lon 60, Foreign Ports. is PR. July 1-Iu port A phonso, Paulsen, for New . Mavacurt, July $—In port, Keg Heder Att, tikiob, tor Areesbo, 9; Phenit 4 KTHRRS OF TEYPYRANC on ON, No & meet ihis Evening at Notiowsl A General attendanve uf the Od is y requested A.N. SHERMAN, Pre,ident. {Uk CENTS TO ROSTON CO'3 DAILY LETTER EXPRESS, from No 3 Broad say, where levteis may be ser natil HE » ATE O* FOUR DOLLARS e.M STAMPS AT A Pen HUNDHED P. may be paid at the office, on 1» Boston—or arloned in a wrepper wi b the etver, a tee before 4 Bapress Office.” and put im the b No. ‘ ™ that he hi the ‘year past in tee ‘same terms that he has for the Inst ten f New York, 1 attend to every bran ot niche Viet the harman nat Jeet to, parviealarly in sah sas ace of low standing aud pppeer ivewrable Hi sue’ to enll on hun, and they shall receive the first ne nod atteudanee gratis. Office No 57 He de street doors vovth frow Brod way 8 HEINE 40. 116 Inter eat eieian movement, considered with the previous report, except in ciroulation :— Bank or Kentucky anp BRrancues Sep IMMENSY S100 K IT’8 YOUR OWN a i LOU DRINK BAD Five Pownds of Fine Tea for Three Dollars! F only et bl shmene 1 wil yon Ceaef Ec part to beer from my_ ob: in Jet 17.4925 .\, ig there seven fab ms 6, 1814, was $12 862 04 lust year to July 6, 101.236 tons. Freights to Philadelphia by Canal, 70 centa—New Yor $1 90—Toll and transportation by railroad $115 and #1 SmipMents FoR THE Werk ENING on THuRspay Increase of coal transported over OF TEAS ot bi cpg woich wil pla at hele whichis from ‘en ocean coming from the Eastward At thts pet the P mi op orthward. you at once get from ou th s country ia opy art. pmaaiog «hie . : CHINA THA COMPANY, the back when siaudiog one FON, Manvaer PRUMENTS. u the prof ssion have a rare Address Veutist, this office. iven from the trae ner The bawk 1s the re- sort of many whales durug spriug and —— Whalemen, Ontaria, Green, Crom tte, 9200 Spoke April 4 lat 44%. ion 49.51 a from my position are e returns show very great uniformity of move For two years back the discount line of the Bank of Kentucky and Branches has not varied, from the date of one report to another, more than one hundred thou dollers, ‘The circulation has fluctuated from time to time very much, and was at the date of the thau three hundred thousand dollers greater than at any time during the past three years. Onthe other hand, the specie in vault has increased nearly one hundred per cent, The Bank, we should judge, w tion. A dividend of $2 per share was declared on the 1a ‘Yast report, + 161 531 66 DENTAL INS Any Arr at fag Harbor ee FOR STOPPING URTAYRD TEE - RAC. CASTL'S 4, PAST hollow, t ncer tenth, 1 wevatarn of the Gentie ‘ i tootn while it isin a seft | the physician for ‘or tender the toot! last report more 4, boand on'a © On Monday even ng, 15th inst, James Matnews, Sen'r, bb board in the 69th year of his age. ‘The friends of his son, J. Mathews, and of J & Co, are invited to a'tend his funeral, from dence, 18 Broadway, to-morrow afternoen at 6 o'clock. Lan Eviatie, daughter of Su- state, no matter h in a very sound condi. praventig the arractign “thew vital and + moat distiuen sh d 1m soeety adopt it— dealt ‘ ait. ites ig teeth—it is St Andrews, Ja'y 13, let 40 Wchmond, July 12, off iadelphia, jaly 14, off ‘rrerson, of Belfast, from Philadelphia for Boston, Frovces from Ph.ladelphixn for Portland, July 12, South of On Monday, 16th inst san and Henry Hoquet, 9 nds of the fami iy are invited to attend ker fu- Divipenps on Stock is THe Bank ov Kentucny, Para- aatternoon, {rom 5 o'clock, at No. 6 Albany BLE 48 FOLLOWS :— In Philadelphia, at the Bank of North America, on 13.74: On Monday mornin lict of the late Antoine Bat ‘The friends of the famil 15th inst. Mra. Jeane Barny, ro LAP? dasa bbls Re a For cale in lots to suit purchasers of America, on. . ited lo attend her fune- | wich and Worcester, and U. 9. 6's closed at Saturday's prices, Thesales at either Board were not very large. xchange closes firm at the follewing rates :— First clase bills 9} per cent, nett. Secend class bills 9 # 9} per cent, nett. Soutl ind Cotton billa, 84 29 percent, nett. ‘The Exchange Bank, Hartford, Conn, has declered « dividend of three per cent for the last six months, payable on demand. The Cumberland Bank (Md.) has declared a dividend of \three and a helf per cent, for the last six month | ‘Phe Delowarexnd Raritan Canal and Camden and Am bov Railrond and Transportation Company heve declared a divilend of four percent, for the past six months. Tho British Beok of North America has recently nego tiated @ loan with the province of New Brunswick at 5) percent, for £30,000. In the present state of the money market, this is a very favorable operation. Exchanges remain very dull, although extremes mark the quotations for both Foreign and Domestic. Domestic Exchange rules at very reduced rates, with a very limit ed demend, while foreign bills are firm at very edvanced In New York, at the Bi k ral, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, tv.m No. | Pine street. At Talahassee, Florida, on the morning of the 4th inst. Ricnanp Amos, son of Joseph Willougby, Eq. of this ci ty, aged 21 years and 8 months—a young man of great promise, cut down in the bloom of life, in a distant clime, far removed from friends and home, with naught but stranger hands to close his eyes, leaving a Ia and circle of acquaintance to mourn his untimel Weekly Keport of Interments 4 County of New York to the 13th day of J rts. Manacatno, June 27—Io port, Emma, Wait, from and for Now Yer. wis cargo; New Union, Broobs, from do, for Vera ly 10—Arre King ve ts oor; Lith. Pe not yet renewed A F Ot —Kegalar Peek if i YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT PS al tg then gy Sno, BM ods ANY AND TROY--Moi foot of Hareiny street, lending Total shared. . ses eee seeee ees Amount appropriated te the payment of the Gorham, this wore Schuylkill Bank,.... 7 o'clock. steamer, EMPIRE, Captain 8S. Ro Hor, to-morrow % sine from the foot of Conrtl-ndt street, direet mer ALBANY, Captain K. B ALLOW, Captoin A. MeLean, to-morrow ke to their Light dramght of wr h Albany j Anant Alexander, Primrose, Liverpool; Dromahair, Pyne, Glasgow. Deficiency for over-issue of stock by Schuylkill Banl geeceees ¥ ing at 7 o’clonk Lak 13—Arr Kent, A etroits | Queen, Asthma, 1; Bieeding, of thie Line, owii Balance of the deficiency caused by over-is Old Stock !xchange. 10 ehas Herlem RK lo 50 Long bland 100 dy jon, 3, Convulsions, 74 Premens,"1, Diarshoa, 54 the moraing train ef care fe freight 200'¥ ow honed, or « aod Troy im ample (irae to ty ie onat OF west ¥ rovsy jn the head, Lexington Prebe B Burton i the offices om th PASSAGE FOR NEW OR! he 16th July —Thew na pacuet aid SARATOGA, Captain Massel, wil Rowan; Corwin, Haron; Daytoa, Vermillion, Home Ports, Puraorirmta July io—Arr Cora, Warner, Maracaibo: voriy oe de TNE W Stoni, cton RK n *aley, 1; Premat a lo di 100 Nor and Wore a0 eond exbin any Wishing to sense berhs shoul W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 76 Buwth street, cor Maiden Under 66; 1 to 2, 26 I oto 4, to to 10 50, 11; 40 to 60, 0, 3; 6 to 00, 35, 5 area. wyer, and Atlas, We ker % ae Bes 1, do; Ieane Jaakson, Tobey, CAR PETINGS, FLOOK OIL CLOTHS, BOCKINGS, §&. HE SUBSCKIBE ts have row cm tard an extenss prices | graie ‘of Brussels, Sax. chowe seleenon of Carve to toe fr beat and mort costly des Roya: Wilton, Velvet, Turkey, Arm’ CAMP PINGS. 4 Also, Flonr Oi! Cloths of the nes.ext sad most splendid pat- tere ant colors Ato, Frooeh and Fnglish Ro kin #,D ri ting Ce ich wil estanlishment so the city. SMITH Vomeany, 254 Broadway, Cooporite tie City Hall.twe ogre helow Stewari & Co's extensive Dry (voods Store jidawisrre eae a DEAFNESS Hor Ailian | "TH? pomeroes eanses of ‘ Sttestion of PAR, NAL BA ronal appl can possibly reach, will at 0: ee vince the renacy that the oul’ way to have de a anole ro profesional ructatand have the Cae tra ‘Tioga the. physiology Of the parts an . £0 te ON CST Une EDWARDS he made the dives # of the ear their study, and tieat every affertion of thie orga, CABILEAK EDWARDS, Aanuta, \ Broadway. Chev Bea A. Calderon, 8} 1» Ambas.ador; Consal General McCarky, B. A., Astor House. Brivis! i16 vee BLACK BALL, on OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS eelenrsted, fast-saling. chet shin. MONTEZUMA, burthes 1080. tors, tas, Lowbe we positively ssi! on Tuesday, the 16th ny h ih welling public that the Monterume, eal and see these splendid « eh fore er gag ‘or /erms of passage ’ cabin a steerage, apply ROL Beard fret of ok street, oF Mer 9g Ratton st, ext d-or the Paltom Bwclk VOR LIVERPOOL—The splendid fart eail ST GEORGE, Captaip Ferns, will mare wit pateh for the shor port For passage, 6 80- pastor AecOmMmodations, 4) Oy Me RDMAN, South tue, fro verpool ean at all times be se-wred by the orate ct atlar tory hie tate, we the owt Tete amt betarmiehed for anys momat payeble a all a towes the aghort Great —. on RE—Second LineThe Frok Master, will sail freteht or maser — pply BOVOR INCRE N Horlding, cor Wall and Water om