The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1844, Page 3

a0) (Cobraspondence of the Herald} Boston, July 24. Forgery of a Bond—Aitempt to%Rob the Dead. Dear Bennett: As soon as I can obtain particulars, you shall have a full account of a most villanous transaction, that ia now undergoing examination. The sum total is, that a couple of outrageous knaves are more than suspected of having forged a bond of a man now deceased, and have put in a claim for payment. The executor of the estate is an henest mechanic, and will prove a hard customer for the | for rogues. Look out fora full statement of the case in my next. Joruam. Dayton, Ohio. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Dayton, July 16, 1844. The Herald in the West—Natural Advantages and rapid Progress of Dayton— Manufacturing En- terprise and Hard Money—Society and Politica— Prosperity versus Banks, §¢. &¢. In every town from east to west, we find the Herald universally read by allclasses. Its financial rectitude, political impartiality, its straight forward advocacy of civil and religious liberty, make it sought for by preachers, politicians, merchants, far- | ¢¢" mers, and mechanics; by all, indeed, who know the value of a faithful transcript of the passing events of the world. The improvements constantly taking place in this city are astonishing, and ite advantages and facili. ties for doing a Jarge businessnot lees so. Situated in the middle of the Miami Valley—that garden of the West—intersected by the Miami Canal, and by eight turnpike roads—its streets wide and umi- form, its dwellings, churches, and other public buildings on a scale of elegance farin advance of its age, it must ome, and that soon, a place of great importance. The inhabitants at presentnum- bers 8000, and are rapidly increasing. There are eight cotton and woollen manufactories, flouring, paper, and oil mills, foundries, machine-shops, whilst brass and wooden clocks, shoe-lasts, and va- tious other Yankee notions are turned out in an abundance only ee by that of the yellow fields of harvest. ‘There -is water-power now suf- ficient for 12,000 spindles, to which an addition is making of as much more, by bringing the waters of Mad river to the city. The enterprising compa- ny who have undertaken the work, are sure of suc- cess; already the greater part of the water power is taken for new manufactories ready to commence operations. Perhaps the best feature of all these improve- ments is that they are carried on with real capital. ‘We are not overrun with irresponsible banks, their deceptive and dangerous specu ns that first en- courage all kinds of overtrading, and no less epeed- ily ®prostrate their unfortunate dupes. To those who argue that a banking ayetae is indispensible to commerce, I would triumphantly point to this, the second largest city in Ohio, whose merchants do not ask credit, whilst its trade, inhabitants, manu- factures, We. are increasing more rapidly than any other in the West. 7 The city is laid out with good judgment. Its streets are spacious, and nicely gravelled. It has its ‘West End,” its promenade, and as good a turn out of coaches may here be seen as in older places of much larger pretensions. The Miami Valley hold out great encouragement to all disposed to settle in the west in any kind of mantacturing business. Cotton is as low here as in the east ; wool and iron lower, and the price of all Kinds of provisions not more than two-thirds. In addition to the profits of eastern manufacturers, the saving in the cost of transportation on the raw ma- tertal, manufactured gooda and_ provisions, cannot be less than 15 a 20 per cent. In proof of this the manufacturers here have made money, whilst some in the east have suspended operations. Society is as good here as in any New England town. Colleges and seminaries abound. The sys- tem of common school education is spreading its benefits far and wide, and affording to the poor the blessings of early instruction. s . Politicians are busy, but they can’t kindle the fire of 1840. Parties stand about the same as when tne whigs lost by 10,000 of them stopping at home. each thinking that his single vote was immaterial in the contest. If after reading the present you think it worthy of insertion in the Herald, you may probably hear from me at some future period, when I shall give you some statistical information that may excite tLe surprise if not the jealousy of our eastern fees RX. Why 1s New. Yorx te Firturmsr Ciry 1x Annrica 1—This i it is vain for the’ newspapers to rail, the corpora- tien to pass ordinances, and the people annually to oust one party and try another, while the only effi- cient and preventive remedy for the inveterate and offensive nastiness of our sy is passed unheeded. ‘We may waste millions of gallonsof Croton water, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in sweeping and scraping the streets, but unless the pesvennre system is enforced, the city will “be filthy still.” How 1s London, Paris, any great city of Euro or America, preserved from pestilence and pollu- tion? Simply by the preventive system. Now, in New York, who knows or cares whether filth and garbage are hurled into the streets or not? Those profound sages, the “conscript fathers” of the city, seated in their arm chairs in the council chambers, may utter their prodigious nothings till so ople, fe ee with their inanity, apply the argument fertort, and, préject them into the midst of their ycfatetben thising constituents, all their windy suspirations will amount to nothing. We are behind the age— we are too vainboasting, too much devoured by party spirit, fanned by reeeet Crone culators, through the means of rum shops and little lyin, newspapers. For many years tan aan eed police system, admirably adapted to any great city, has been undergoing a most thorough trial, and its efficacy has been found so great that it has been extended throughout the whole empire of Great Britain. But we, in the plenitude of our self-suf- ficiency, pretend to Rotiive the wholesome example of the country from whence the very elements of our civil liberry have been derived, and which every slang-slavering print in the land is eternally elping, when they buily-wrag the poor devils of Mexicans about ‘Anglo Saxonism.” Faugh! Let us, for once, abandon flabbergast and humbug, and adopt a eece thing, albeit it comes from those we hate. It New York could be prpxekt to adopt the preventive police system, all these evils, which prove a curse and a race to her and to republi- canism, would be remedied. A proper police would enforce our city ordinances quietly and de- cently, and what is more, economically. Then, for God’s sake, let us all unite in demanding from this new party in power the adoption of the law passed by the Legislature last session. I suggest Ne the propriety of a public meeting of all parties to urge the matter on. Vox Porutt. To tue Eprrors or tae Evenino Express, N.Y. .Messns. Epitors.—If the gentleman who signs himseltC. in your paper of this morning, i so fond of spending a quiet Sabbath, J am astonished that he has chosen a house in Atlantic street, Brook- lyn, where the Long Island Railroad cars pass from morning till evening, puffing their steam as well on a Sabbath as on any other day in the week. The above-named gentleman would certainly act more Christianlike in minding his own business than in peeping in his neighbors’ gardens, in order te see what is going on there. _ e In giving the above an insertion in this evening’s paper, you will oblige a quiet citizen and a sub- seriber A. B. New York, July 27, 1844. 0G- A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH MAY BE Preserved, 9 discolored set may be restored to a pear! white nd the tartar which so eften collects around the gums, may be removed by the use of Sherman’s Orris Tooth Paste, which also prevents those accumulations, and renders the breat!. sweet and pleasant. The first dentista of this and other cities have used it with great satis{vetion and publicly recommend it, and thousands of persons who are in the hebit of using it, prefer it toany dentrifice they have ever used. It is perfectly clean, and free from those deleterious compounds which so eften bring on premature decay in the teeth, and has general Spereval wherever it is known. It may be ob- tained at Dr. Sherman’s werehouse, 106 Nessau treet, ond nts, 110 Broodway ; 10 Astor House ; 227 Hudson a keg A 77 East Broadway; 6 William Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and 8 State street, Boston, CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The rome stisture oy avewes of Medicine an¢ Pboriaacy of the city of New York, 1s confidently re com led for all cases of del) juced by secret in bo ce or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable reme ly for impotenee, steri! or barrennesm(unless depend me mal formation | ™ Singlo bottles $1 each ; cases of halfadozen 96; care tally packed and sent to all ofthe Union. Oni A the Coiloge of Medicine and Pharmacy 9 Naaman etroot ‘W.S. RIVHABDBON, M. D., Agent. Oj VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CUR} a (a yey me all mocupurnient Seba rom the urethra. is, prepared by the New Yor! College of Medicine end Peadneoe ae ee for th Suppression of quackery, may be re on as the mov speedy and effectual remedy for the above complainte. i bey. area verepneed to cure recent cases in from thre: » five days, possess a greater power over obstinat: discharges aa chronic gleet, then oy other preparatio at present known, removing the disease without confin ment from business, wicties the breath or disagreein, witn the stomach. Price $) box. Sold at the Office of the Chllege of Pharmacy end M: dicine, 95 Nassau street, W. 8, RICHARDSON, M. D. Ageat 20 do soon lose all their tone and vigor, ‘ing @ costive habit in the system. In order, therefore, to ent or cure costiveness, we must remove the cause ; is, pu may scientific process, and its effects to purify the blood. It never fails to regulate the bowels, and excite them toa healthy action ; its tendency is to drive every symptom of disease from the system, to eradicate all pimples and cutaneous sfotions from the face, and give fhe countenance a clear and blooming appearance. oO at 21 Courtland street. Price 60 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen, in as lasge bottles, and warranted superior to any sold at $1. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members oj the New York Co! of Medicine and Phi in returnin; pport a disease much worse than the o: One of the mem. tees sitaeeey dally for a consults re lon ftom SAUL tO RM 6 Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed Pipes ig pol hibited a ee living sonally, can have Pen to theme chest centalzhng te ue episly gece Sispapions tt be po ‘treatnent ear (guctrhere, if any & #8 Rnb RICHARDSON, M.D, Agent. Office and rooms of the College, 36 jeseat No THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared PAGS New York College oi Medicine and Pharmacy, es- hed for the suppression of quaci . This refined and highl) anoentated extract poesess all the puri tying qualities und curative wers of the above herbs, is itly recommended ly the College, 20 intaaly superior to oy extract of Sarsaparilla at present before the public, may be relied on as a certain remedy for all arising {rom an impure state of the such as scrofula, salt-rheum, rorm, blotches or pim- ples, ulcers, in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising trom the secondary effects of syphilis oF an injudicious se of moroury. Sold in single Bottles, at..,......... 75 cents each. lozen 80 bos by one dozen a Fees Oe pnt |. B.—, wi re. Oifice of the 7ollene, 95 Nassau street. . 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. 0G- BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Every lady or gentleman who wishes to have fine and healthy hair, free from dandruff, should use the Balmof Columbia, It stimulates the roots of the hair and excites a new growth, and hard- ly ever fails to restore it upon persons who have been bald ir years ; besides, it piweye “gives tothe hair a naan and lustre unsu: ied. at 21 Courtland street. Price 50 cents, 76 cents, and $1 per bottle, eee Aerial pt pele hes MIX For the eure of primary or sec hilie and all percret produced by an injadiions uae of met cury. vant sessed is powerful alucative over all chat iten pacations forthe cure of Sy: philis, is, that while caring the disease it improves the constitution, whilst merct fsgiian leave @ much worse disease than the one it is administered for. The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively oe by the medical facuity, who for. merly consi mercury the only cure for those com. Neen, 90 surely Sacked, an ent to al arte the sent to Union.” Ofice of de College of Medicine and Pharma- cy, 96 Nassau street. W. 8, RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. MONEY MARKET. baturday, July 27—6 P.M. Stocks were very flat te-day. At the Old Board, Sto- nington declined j; Mohawk, ; Norwich, Harlem, Ken- tucky, Reading Railroad and Long Island closed at yes- terday’s prices; Farmers’ went up }; United States’ Bank, }. The Attica and Buffalo Railroad Company have de clared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. payable 6th proxmo. Counterfeit ten dollar notes on the Western Bank of Philadelphia, admirably executed, have made their appear- ance at Buffalo. The Eastern States and cities make very favorable re- ports of their financial matters. The revenue and income ner—1| Of the city of Providence, jor the year ending the Jat | ae ee a eee ee eee eck Jane last, amounted to $117,219. The expenditures amounted to $101,107. Of the expenditures the sum of | iy, $27,444 was for public schools, besides $8365 for school houses. The movements in the Southern cotton markets are at present very limited. The operations for the season ar® nearly over,and very little will bedone until the new crop ww comesforward. The old crop hes yielded close up to the estimate we made sometime since. While reports from nearly every other authority, placed the yield at 1,600,°00 ‘and 1 600,000 bales, we repeatedly stated that the crop | siate, would produce much more than these estimates, and that notwithstanding the acceunts from the South continually | p, coming to hand, the number of bales produced would prove to be much larger than those extensively engaged in speculating in the article at the time would believe — ‘The returns up to the latest dates. which we annex, con- firm our statements and must satisfy those deeply inter- ested, that correct accounts, in relation to the markets, ‘&e., can onlyfbe derived from those who do not recognise the slightest distinction between buyer and seller. C 8: fe To Great Regs Ling) fact on han Geared from Brifn France. Total “i.” “at dale z 114,083 687,164 897,224 37,602 53,005 = 265,029 465,385 11,093 1,507 7,218 =43,110 1,940 8,194 128,164 234,113 3,050 36,620 © 178,628 = 295,346 14,578 vee - 8,535 58,379 4,071 25 lew Yor he pats July os Total to, for’n verts, bales, 1,157,817 271,943 Same timo’dd, 1,446, 337 520 12, 922,284 |S 389,207 ‘The total receipts amount to 1,997,524 bales, sgainst 2,363,691 to the same time last year. The last year’s crop amounted to 2,373,000 bales, being only 10,000 bales more than the receipts up to this time—making the same calculstion for this yeartacrop, and the total yield will not vary much from 2,007,000 bales, exceeding our esti- mate only seven thousand bales. The first pickings of the new crop will soonbe forthoom: log. The season thus far has been unusually favorable, andin theabsence of atiy thing very destructive to the growing plant, the yield. must be enormous. The freshets and floods at the South westhave been greatly exagge: rated, as reports from that section in relation to the growe img cotton crops invariably are. Speculators will not be 4 ‘able—should the season terminate as favorably as it hos eommensed—to get ups tories of short crops,that will be so generally believed as they have recently. Speculators in the Liverpool market have often been deceived by reports from: this side. The operations last spring were§ caused, to a greatextent,by reports that the crops would be shor. These reports being believed, fh | speculators went into th.e business extensively, andthe explosion was produce? by the great quantity forwarded beyond what was calcul ated to be upon the market. Ma ny were deceivedon both sides of the Atlantic, and we trast the experience of ‘the past season will have a ten- dency to induce them to place confidence, for the future, in accounts emanating tirom disinterested sources. Bro- kere’ circulars, as a geioeral thing, aro entitled to little confidence. They are generally made up to advance the interest of either huye:s or sellers, just at the brokers at the time may find it ne sessary. Old 8 towk Exchange. ington RR 446 i 9 75 132 4 Hy e 30 50% wae B30 50), 25 ahaa M: hawk TAR 60 50 50 L Island Ri reo 86 100 do 108 = N as Trost & gy ! > 50 US Bank 4 2 Farmers La ‘60 41 Second Board. Mor& Wore 2359% 5 shas Reading RR b3 50 oo 3 ss 3 Centon Co 3s 50 a 5 Sars or Stoces—Bosron, July 26, Mit Auction—1 share Merrimec Manutacturing Co, 3 per cent advance; 100 Charlestown Branch Railroad, $& r " oe il OP ee Uh tien Nak sh coon withdrawn; 6 ufac Ban Georgetown, ae share; 21 Winnisimmet Co, $81 per share; 20 Mi le Serius fasurance Co, ? pat Gow ‘advance. At the Brokers’ Board—49 shares Western Railroed, 773; 40 do, 774; 26 do. bam, 7}; 75 do, sm, 773; 7 do, ne 78; 25 do, blm, 784; 75 lends East Boscon Co, 44; 25 shares East Boston Co, 104; 100 do, 10}; 100 Auburn end Railroad, 95; 100 Reading Railroad, : 253 1, 96; Dy L 5 100 do, bam. 3 ios Concord Railroed, 68), 60 Long Island Raiiroed, bass, State of Trade. Asnzs—Pots are improving, both in and demand wane quote $4 Osha 4 19f Pearls Jiee very firm at Pots, bai Peatis, do 20,200 The above table showsa decrease, since Saturday last, in the stock at the warehouse, of 317 barrels of pots, and an increase of 395 barrels of 5 Bagapsturrs—Flour remains very steady. We cannot wares over 374; Dele, ‘flat Fo ey 4 lehe 3 ro a j, acco! eg to. brands, "A lot af good ilinols ‘whbst sold at 9c. Corn is in very m fe demand. Prime North River sells at 50c; southern, 48 a 49c. North River eats ‘are worth 30 a 8ic. Hayv—Common alias North River bale sell as want- meets ¢ stock in first hands is daily accumu. Forcign Markets. Sr. Jago va Cuma, July 9.—Americen imports are plen- ty in general, though some kinds are in request. Tobac- 0 is aill dear, and not very good in quality; 100 bales for | for South New York brought $14. tatio I quote at $20 a $22. Cof ordinary to best Guvfeakod «9 logs and Ball fonge! ordini upwi ad}; ri jad)” Sugars, for assorted, | white Sad 3 brown ; wi alone, 4; brown alone, 3; Muscovadoes, 2 0 23; Molasses in cesks (included) '$16 per 105 gallons, in de- mi eed Lida tay woion on. ; Tice, 34; W. P. boards, 26 28; P. P. 24; and headings, 1 each; hoops, per 1,200, 35a 37; prime beef, 6} per bbl; American corn, 37. Died, On Friday evening, 26th inst of a lingering illness Mr. Matrutas Booey, in the 70th year of his a; The friends of the iamily are respectfully inv: to at- tend the funeral of the deceased, at the residence of his son, 64 Catharine street, this afternoon at 4 o’clock. Friday, 26th inst. Janes Waarnaxen, ons jest bo had ‘Thomas and Jane Minor, aged 9 mont and 20 ys. = = Sha chate looped apeetee cored Tier Ceres onl eeenentS 2 chat Loe ich tore wr Lrvenroor—ship Paddler Stephen Jokgon, of NYork; | TMS er Hh Bree of 01 Bleek aera Jamuce Canniegham, Mies Cunniugham, of Toronto; Daniel | address TM 3 14 the owner james . Mia Delaney, Dublin—259 in the steerage. mportations. ton—18 kgs JR Evans—5 do J co—8 F Tomes i gone-t7 Papen & Phelpw’ & cot A Giililan & ‘18 T Jones Ben tie: & com! w ie ht bdls sheet iron J M Schiesivger—16 BA Mumi Brothers=1 pkg Harnden & Ta anvi'e f Robbloy-2 phen Locks + ert eusdict fe com i Bend—3 Hugive, Ward IPA HLawacct RG Black: Keo bure—t A B Marvin Wight, Sturges fe Shaw=-4 Cook k er ose J Lary & co—8 en Denali Geeet EA o fy leving & com me coal y Goldene H Kernam—23 Smith, Thur wes T Jones k co & Brothers—4" John Pe ip. All goods not permittes this dav, must be sent to public hall, Al thy & Collins—4 Ws r, Carli « ¥ i, Sie Wien ere CT HeGMe TC IM Bite |" we WCODMULE KAUR Grehrinnt L Conk & cosa? Hobe Talley & Soy Creal | DACKET E01 Yoehran—! ont ray i Haigh’ & eo—14 Worrell & Costes 2] ATi plead sand shake Gorin Moat AN ates Net ions rect i verh'f & cos) pee goa Band Rive ods not permitted by the bisbaaiaad SE ky 3J Dolan ksap—5 W Bill—2 L Bliss—3 Bulkley & Grohai = se Tle iasge a grat Wied, Themes Rencad ABW 8 DR PHELPS’ TOMATO PILLS. Luqneer—1 B ‘oater—3 McKre & eo—7 Adriance & Stron) THis VALUABLE REMEDY, 10 highly recommended =3 Yourg, Spin & co—i Fellows, Wadsworth & coi J| 1 yy physicians, and whieh has been ‘with sueh aston- Van Nest—1 J W Towt & co—6 Coffin, Bradley & co—? ishing success, in the eure of various stead, co—9 Gara CHRONIC DISEASES, stews Chauncey & co-33 Underkill & co--757 bara Corgdon—3 chs W J Millin~2 bales $0 brs mdse Livanroo.—Ship Fairfield—130 pkgs Bird, Gillilen & com] eizge MaSbec co 28, Wight, « ¢ Authouy & co—2 Ceffin, Bi & W M Smith—1 L Hone—65 C H Hassell & 42 & Vesburah—3 Cope & Tent Allen te 4 lodace &e co—17 Jax Lefforts—67 © 8 Hubbard 1.3 Jackson —# 8 ‘Gardiner—6 Wolfe & Bishop—9 M A t . jeoker & co—5 Rosevelt & a Tox by, Boisceau & co—9 hdeme, aoe? (a or ri eom 4 Bilt se Clarkos 3 Fale eomll G Adshead & co—12 eee Stone & co— &co—43 KP Hi 4 Wm 8 Bend—113 A&S HTC Cartledge—1_ Belknap & Wychoff—a, Sheldon vous— 10 W Bryon Mead &2~9 Johe & co—15 Smith, « foto Winterhoft Piper & K Pererdbdle shee iron Bhai, 1 yer & Cothe Saml Thor 320 pags 60 cs copper '0 order. Neweasti1 me hore io em powder 30 do linseed olf 7 bis 90 millstones to Maitlona, Comrie & contd) A D Reeaniehs $00 2, Crmie Be cOm=" ie tkins Oelriche & Krager—I cave J Well MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. ‘STRAMERS. — FROM LIVERPOOL, whom bee oe | Ship M and We shall esteem it a favor, if Captai to Rowert Si:vey, Captain of our of the shipping left at the port whence Spoken on their passage, a I mation of anv kim PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 28, Brige Tricolor, Over ria Vou t aueuger, (ica) Fey b xeel. Dy Croe ah, Stary de Cuba, NL MoGready & Co, Zerviahe Oe ersando Winds Ck Mf Webern N Briggs; ready Beast |, Potomec. ins do; Sarah J pater 1, Rowe, iien Rodmse, ran Cambridge, Arrived. Packet ship Ashvarvon, ustieezon, from Liverpool, Jane 21, mdve, to Griauell, Mictura fe Go. vr eE aiid: from Liverpoct a Kankelmann—136 steerage passe: ‘Thompern, with mdse, to Borelay & prin any ay ke hg “ 7" » heneo, % ogthe Hed Jacket, Jarvis, (com Baltimore Below. One barque, two brigs, unknowa Balled. Ship Roscins, Collins, Liverpool, and others. ‘Whalemen. DIN 1840, List of Snirs Watgn pasta ha 84 From from Sp.oil. Nantacket, Chas & Henry, lov 43 Gy: Keo 44 1680 Sept 43 4h Ver 43 Oct “8 we oO wri 44 Me N. Bedford, fm ov 43150 for 49 chaw re 43 KO peril ng ait 44 10 eb 441201 we 431300 ‘eb 44 ay Newport, 14 0 Hudson, t 48 10 uphin, Emerald Mareh 1, sam he ‘JT Hadson—s F Skinner oom rons J Thompson—3T Hunt &co—12 Bird, iililan Sco) CH Russell & com) Griffin & Palin 9 W; enjo ory 9 9 igR Kingsland moor k co ewood & co 4 cakes cop- 40 bdls iron 200 John *eacor60 pigs JH Oglevie—298 GBM rewood te co--125 Countess & Strveni—I6 JB Black irn~—3 cheins 2 anchors Tucker,Croper & co—2 chains Scher- ismdse 276 do soda 40 do bieachiog order ma: & co—3017 do 5 bis fist of their cargo and any f feiga newspapers or news they may have, fie will board them taeda 0 arrival Ageuta and fe arrival Agent orrespondents, at Will also confer a favor by sending to this ties Se pleot elgg fence, Reso | cas Schmidt & Balchen; lambarg, JC Muiler; ‘& Clearman.—Schrs Pnebe - | four of ape entirely cones w?, ether va e uy 3 re i Pa ae ee wiih tes, > Jobe. Thi s sigania ko brig British Lady, of | the 7, Dope. 56 days from Antwerp, with a Hamersley, 70 days from Cette, Jsen, 13 days from St Johns, PR. arse 76 days from Neweastle, aston. nsoverea echt Heipneh, Lopes, 15 diye from Angostura, Left no oe Is; Co wh mdse, to the Jane Yates, Fuiler, from Machias, with lumber, to the uchc H Walker, Smith, from Hartford, with mdse, to the oi et 60—bdy the r, wt this port. foreign Ports. Qvence July ta tarapes, Thomas, comny. Lonttit, ock; Spartan, (her junderland , Hero, Herrisun, Fiat; Bowes, rllweod. Warkingtou; Alex 1; Conlock, Donat tu. onrmeat, duly Cla Safeguard, Smith, Liverpool; He lena, Crick, Liverpool. Luke Burraro, Jal, So~ Ate Fatto: . rm :E ia; Pen t cy ¢ Rogers, ‘Cig Gonae ation. chicago oledo, do; Preble, do; Empire. C| reaton, do; Poumtyivaui + Haro, do; Ci 4 aioe; Whig Huron; eras, M:lan; Banpree, Charleston; Piatina, do; Caledobia, Bui la¢ivon. ; Tere B pany, (ew 3 Panton hi 3-1 Wego, Alp VermiiLoet ward eee, Corwin Poleda: Pe Baualey; Rose, Kinguiony Lord Darhsia, Whit: | as the by; Oswego, Chicago. Arr Bales Moulton, 8t Th —, ie. ¥ Oomas. ad ante, St Patrick, Lensily Boston. Oriaza, ork, Poutimetrn duly 22—Arr, North Aueries, Ri Roaéouc; Olive Elizateth, Yaies, do; Hacastah, Di Newnunyront, July 2—Arr, Mary, Cook, Baltimore; Fo- rest fm Ponce, Aiviney, CBr oth tasty ert ‘Them Air aan eve ree bone ea * j¢w Orleans; Bost val, Geor tawe, DCs Lasy Wi eis aaey y Sidney, Bi jew BEDy uy 2$—Emeline, Bourne, Philadelphia. Sid, Index, Gibbs, N York nnd Albany. Paoviwenc) tHe, Elliott, S Sid, America Aus PHILADELP Hts Abbathale Cid N Burwham; Li Carliste, Boston; New Jersey, mett, Providence; Powbattan, Camp, NYork, ———— WANTED. A SMART GIL, to attend a child.” She must work well Ireases, wil and make children’s di recommendations. 1'o save trouble nove other nee’ fered. Apply at the desk of this of ATCH JEWELLER wh NTED—To one of man habits aud a competent wor! ho te jet have constant emp.oy u ment by applying at No 4 John a 4 et, UP stairs. 528 St#ec BRACELET LOST.— On ‘Tuestay evening, July 23rd, in will call on tha finder MILLINERY BUSINESS. A tenn denrable business in Siiltinery, with Sore, <) isi with k of very uated in Divising atieet, may be had Potspeaion if rauired, is a small milliaery articles on bavd, which the propri her successor on moderate terms, Apply at 9 rot ae . nmi % 0 | street, New Yorks 7% Sa lwere DINING SALOON, 144 FULTON STREET. redited and reopened unde the immediate ‘superisteadence y IGN, who, to the acknowledged sv; in Saloon, ndds the e*periencs of many years, as superinten, tat GW. Brown’s Auction Hotel m this T selected witha view to attent ew & | [HIS well-known eatablishment, (lave 4. Bweeny’s.) is now hy tl Stec RITISH BRIG NILE FROM DUND«&k—Consignees BUR entb ened cilidner toe ete for of Eosavelt piveate without delay All g. ods net permitied ‘ys Al i able to Sa eent publi 527 3tre ie atre UDHULL & MINTURNA, 87 South s:reet. packer SHIP LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL — © “Cousigness per tnia veasel will plewse take uotics that she 1d for a general popstar FAMILY MEDICINE, ‘é : ; is forsale by tho wholesale and Peal Driveuists in shig city SANDS’S SARSAPARILLA. ‘OR REMO’ A ER) | ROR TMEASSUGY A SSR ATeMANP ORS « from an impure state of habit of the system, Scrofula or King’s Evil, Rheumatiom, Obstinat Eton Pimples or Pustulse'on the Faces Hlotchens ‘Biles, Chronte Sore Byes, ‘orm ot Teter, Soald Bene, Sapo tan Bones (oin ; re ‘Symp- toms, ‘Sciatieg pr Lumbano, and Disearce a a ns Disorders wilt order eavy meu the having been ¢! ins been te heved hes 01 covered with ulcers loachsome to hi ants, has been made whole. Hund: grouse horelessly for years under jisorders, chroni roatism many other coi eirculation, have been raised ns it were from the sar! ‘Lhe following interesting cast Dreast. id rienced surgeon: ver, Ail the various method treatii to: for Give weeks 10 succession with caustic three times a day, with on “tke the pe sent 6 the only the disease was . ANCY SM 218 Sullivan street, next dvor t» the Method: read with interest. ‘The writer, Mr. A my, the first respectability, Justice of tne Pa suffered for years with Fever Sores on his legs, 0 Fel-f until be used Sauda’s Sareaparitie. Mr, ing at che reqarat und on vehaif of the ris, saye— GenTLemen—It bas once more becor nicate t you the situation of Mr Ha: upon it I do a0 witn the utmost plessur Maat doing so. feeved limb what of a sl he substance of in any way here faith, and the ex! but faintly imagine. ueste see you assurely as he lives. Ma f nf your sineere friend, event Prayer AUS PHHEY ALMY, Justice of the Penes, Buooxtys, Conn, Jaly 10, 1144 cheertally do ary aapleasan h becas loose jerk—sach aoe BY frrlungs and suffering wt this time va readered pertectly miserable, 1 consul r are iu the city, bat with ttle boned. hivery thtag’'t rable. It proved of uo serv bod: ay bis, and Ye ees, eps thas health and wness. You cure ano with a desire that cl ing of joy and giat.tude — Wh Any one desirous 0 ke at ‘ay reaidence, in Fro wanicate am 4, McLONN reat, where Weve oa in retati C conan sadmade cout of the ayie cLsuy ing statement NC) . Justice of the Peace of dhe City 0: Baitumore. For farther partirulars and couclasive evidence of its snp- ainphiets, tee value aud efficacy, see which may be obtaiae crus, Prepared and sold, wholessle and retail. by —__ » B,D, 9. Drage ists. 19 Fultom street, 273 Uroadw nat Broadway. Bold a vy, Lragatens ly it the Unitec . ee, ft per betile; six u [ead are feogeetfaily, Tequested to remember th 1 in that has ana achieviay zZ AMUSEMENTS, SIBLO’S GARDEN. T ie with the e-lehrs “REVOLT OF THE BO Muggins, Master of ihe Poor by at 7—Entertai _ Omulbuses will ran to a nee see tee Mr ment on account of weather, PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, CHAMBERS STREET. New York ard its e-vitops are respectfally der the dienes ats Cc Y EVENING, July 2h, Child) Liverpool. Mary | weeks perspec pe as, by thejoatly celebr-ted W. MUNCREIF. Lug. to exhitre f ‘three extraordinary a i = ee Waeane Essurn (who are eogeged ited. pericd. MONDAY EVENING, July 29, wi VENING day ap gill bs meena GRAND TOURN UF" Admission to all parts of the hou: open at 7, performance to commence at 8 o’e! CASTLE GARDEN, PRIFTORS ofthis well known and fashionable ta a view of the Bay, the healthful breere sea, cr lock. 37 which wing Poaataia.there ‘York Brass Band— quality, attentive walters, a cai trooper who ha ening. for which refreshments will be furnished. freshmen’s of the firs' French woud be pre- ‘iekers 12)6 cents, 525 Je29 ec GRAND WHIG CONCERT APOLLO SALOON, HERE’3 TO YOU, HARRY CLAY. ker street, between Thompson and Broadway, agold| THE HERALDS OF VICTORY HAVE COME!!! BAI ‘and © mers of the Boston Clay Claby No- I; eastatod treet, bet 4% Lower Fost Office and the owner fe iy28 it®rre and harmonic Whi ‘man, by rs, will be sung ina superior maaner. nail bills of the committer at the club rooms; at the musie stores; and at the door on the evenian of concert. ‘To commence at eight o’el ek. THE ALHAMRA, 559 Broapway, serwxen Spa ano Paince Staccrts. its, Jellies, and other refreaht . Au O chestra, combining some of the first musica) tilent iv + | the city, perform every evening exrept Paturdays and Sunday fh Pieces {rom the compositions of Straus, Auber, and others equally celebrated. if *| gallop, is certaiuly uneurpassed for coolness byany LITERARY SA: N’S TUME GALLERY, BEAUTIFUL jo, 203 Broad PAINTINGS, ilway, New York b ving, which are off "The PUBLIC SALE 10 pene iow discharging under eneral order at west side Burliog "ane Rik, Gai re 1» fro of their coutracting will be ‘paid by the Captain or Uousignese, eT IORreb al Srenae ta Ae Rene ODA BISLUIT AND BUGAR CRAC The becriber wishes (0 take kuown to the pablie- thet wenit and crackers which are sold th: maon in health, are Shove Biscuitand Crackers, of + Crnckers, Wattr Crackers. Pi wareconatartly forsale atthe well-kuows eh WOEPHRAIM TREA LEATHER AND FINDING STORE, AND LAST MAKING, T 195 t1e0t (two doors from the comer of Wash- irgton street, near Clinteu Market, New York ) Li hinds and di , and Findings, of WARRENIS WILKEY ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE rae ule EY changes the COLO! ‘beautiful brown or black, without in- Jury to the hair or: reat super application, and ite ing from 10'to 12 hours to p ts superior excellence wi 3. of this Dye consists in its exsy mode of ‘nstantaneous effect—: all other dyes requir ee parent to every one upon & single application nae tale by Rushton and Co., Droggiste, 10 Asi lor, R. ang G. A. Wright, Dosses- socruaane of panied instrument of reseuin hO possess it. What os " d what « still be prevented. by the use of tands’s Vf i disense TONE SEAL ENGRAY. the Park ~Coats of Ai ’ x springing from u derangement of the secretive ores tad he of die: , th fed i Seerrdleser of thie teomionctte ptecerons con tegaihal ited, reader invited to its carefal perusal. Comment on such evidence 1s Unnecessary. fouad and parnted, to any part of the U es * ‘Bock of Meraldry kept, with upwards of 100,000 names, jy28 it*m %, vice. Comscf Arms warded ACADEMICAL HIGH SCHOOL, FOR MALES AND FEMALES. R. AND PaSTOR JOHN : . Ky, (Trausvylva a ‘eighteen months by a regular and skilfa! phy- Sor ease, vaoeloeed by te phy Hi G ‘dvics ang. couceel of one of our most mugs without the least benelié wnat: ° resorted rom the late Governor D q Presidents P8O! ma] Greencastle, end Bloomington, ices to the Indies and gen- a this institution will be tanghi said the ‘Arithmetic; ard. w illorory, both oscsod an 5 Teh. Hist f hag bot he TRENTON FALLS NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK. «| (THE SUBSCRIBER announce absenee of two seasons, he Hotel at the above place. ‘Uhe house has been thoroughly relur ished in comolete order, unde traaa by his atten u is quests, Co merit a return Oo wonuge so liberaily bestowed on hum in former years. mn joid 2w eodis~re # to the public, that after an Tesumed the virection of the Pe coches neta /thuid el a A RRO TR. ads GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS, ON MONDAY, JULY 29. The Steampoat RUBEKT yi R. Mabe ‘harch, The following out From a letter just come to hand will La Patient, Jonathan Par: | f my duty to commu- ‘and you may rely ris says that o’elock—au to the eity at a pr the Captain who is well acqaniu' Grounda, wiil ace y the boat. A person will be in attendance with Lines—Bait farnished 8 Pate forthe Bxeursion, Fifty Cente. & boat THOMAS SALMOND, alts, will ran to the Wishing Kren no . | was also broug! ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON. At TERNOONS—Will i and Pier No.1N. Kat 3 o'clock, ih awake hay trips ;rom same placea~ c v wate to bless your endeavors to alleviste the miseries of th human family, is the 4 | of thi Bartimone, a eA ab to ae. saparilia. affection on ard, taki ape ol my nose Dass>yes for conveying tears AT CLAM BAKE & FISH CHOWDER come off on MUNDAY, J ed, which causes aa ene my gums, crnsing a dis chara aad wourd not have been a hard task to pull them owt with Sei sei: heerd Eee | “are tae offers. james 6 Chery ty iy nt 3 but use the right medising and be cog with feel! ind ine Personally appearrd before me the above Ianiel Mie- Li he fovego- ssorted. Tuprrior, aad low-priced hand, paazel and back # Shissels couges, plane irous Ke. &e. Brisht tiaces, hooks and tings, superige Cot Nil. all ses, ii Cog, Bed Screw: "Naw BOULD, jor w street (up siaare). UEUY & CU. BRANDI id .—Fifty half an ny bight pipes ye di the Vitiages of 1801, 38, 94, 98,40, (2.4 UOLLING & CO., % South st ireet from manufac ‘or cn om 0 on oem NORWEGIAN IRON—OK the ..N embetr BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. — Philadelphia [Correspondence of the Herald.) Puapevruta, July 27, 1844. Tux Two Carrains.—I observe you noticed the dispute hetween Capt. Saunders of the Markle Ri- fle corps, and Capt. Fairlamb of the Wayne Artille- ty. This latter company, be it known, are as brave a set of fellows as ever smelt gunpowder. They turned out strong on Sunday night, and not a man por of them flinched during the fight. In addition to this, they charged up Queen street for the distance of two squares, in advance of the troops, and near- ly to the muzzle of a piece of artillery inthe hands of the insurgents, cleared away some barricades which had been placed to impede the action of the cavalry, and by their gallantry, gave the First State p of horse under Capt. ington, which fol- lowed elose in their rear, an opportunity to make a Ss charge upon the gun and capture it. ‘his conduct in a dark night, in the face of a piece of cannon, and when not a man was able to see the position, aivength, movements, and kind of enemy he had before him,was truly gallant and Jde- serving of all praise. The Markles, on the other hand.did nothing worthy of especial commenda- tion, while the bulk of the military seem to set down the conduct of their captain as anything but courageous. But, in reality, there seems tv be but the toss of a copper between the two captains; for what one lacks in courage, the other lacks in dis- cretion Fairlamb is as brave as he is headstrong, and would set his men an example of courage, while heedlessly placing them in difficulties inex- tricable. Saunders, on the contrary, would take care to keep his men out of danger, if possible, and thus dispense with the necessity of bravery; but should he be unsuccessful in this, nothing but a fearless lieutenant would prevent the commander's disease from affecting the legs of his men—they would, most certainly, break and run. Tue American Citizen Soupu There ere many incidents connected with the combat of the night of the 7th of July, which might form the ground-work of a tale, or at least of a short ae. On one occasion, Sergeant Wagner, of the Wash- ington Cavalry, of Holmsburg, was sent out of the company in search of a phy-ician to attend toa been ined iby a fall trom his horse, the Commander not knowing at the time that General Cadwallader had surgeons inside his lin ‘The trooper rode on hus errand till he got to Dr. Rutter’s doer, above harine street, one square north of the post of the military. Here he had scarcely dismounted to ring at the bell, before he was saluted by a discharge of firearms from some miscreants concealed in the alleys in that neighborhood. Not being hit on account of the darkness of the night rendering the aim of his assailants unsure, and nothing daunted, he continued ringing, bnt the doctor had either left his cwellag or would not answer the bell, and the soldier was compelled to depart.— He remounted his horse, and as he rode quiet- ly down the street, looking to the right and left, in search of some place that looked like a phy- sicians establishment, he received five volleys in succession, during which he played the greatest coolness and cemposure, not altering the pace of his herse in the le: but curbing him, and keeping tim in TES same jog trot, tillhe reach- ed the lines. Both horse and master ig, oe with a flesh wound each, anda few scratches. Theidea of a man running such a gauntlet, with a musket Popping at him every five or six ey with the ut- most deliberation, and not putting hie horse into a thing that has occurred in military life, and the true metal of the soldier. AmeRICAN Cnanacter.—In the course of the fight, spies would sometimes get near the ranks of the soldiers, by jumping over the adjoining fences, &c., representing themselves as peaceable citizens. They would by this means ascertain the position of ows u-} the soldiery, and in almost every instance after they had gone away, the line would be salnted by to|a shower of slugs from a canncn, varied by a running accompaniment of small arms. At one time a man suspected of being on this kind of errand, approached the limes cautiously. Capt. Mallory espied him in the gloom and seizing a musket levelled it. “Come here, you damned rascal, or I'll fix your head to the dvor post.” F 7 The stranger, startled by this salutation, would y | have run, but seeing the formidable weapon level- led full at his head, made a merit of necessity and came up to the Captain, “There, now, you damned scoundrel, you have assisted in firing at us,and itis but right you should take some of the fire too. So get down in the middle of the street by this gun; and mind, if you ce or, Attempt to run away, Tl blow you to the evil. ‘The stranger did as he was commanded. Pre- sently there came a blast from below, and the slugs fell like hail around, when he sprung to his feet with an exclamation. we “ By God, captain, I can’t stand this. If you won’t let me go, give me a musket, and let me re- turn the compliment. There ’ll be more satisfac- ape any ill HOLE ee ee ter some parlying, and abundance rea if he played false. a musket and the cartridges of a disabled ier was placed in his hands, and he stood his ground many for the rest of the night, answering the fire of the enemy with a hearty good will, and marching up town with the troops the next day. Naytor’s Stratement.—Charles Naylor has come out in the morning ae with a statement of the causes which led to the circumstances at- tending his arrest by General Cadwallader on the Saturday preceding the combat of Sunday night. It is, you will perceive, in opporition to all the tes- timony which has been given upon the subject, and is, from beginning to end, a false and garbled affair. There i# more in this matter than meets the eye. Observe how gingerly the military under General Cadwallader are treat- ed; how he himself is handled, and what particular pains are taken to place the Sheriff ina tavorable light before the community. It would be surprising though, it this were a movement on the se | part of the Sheriti’s friends to divert popular indig- nation from himiby offering up General Cadwalla- der asthe propitiatery sacrifice. 1’ll have aneye upon this movement, and if I find the Sheriff guil- ty of such cowardly treachery, he shall hear from me. Tux InvesticaTion.—Two witnesses were ex- amined to-day touching the first fire of the military on Sunday evening, the 7th instant, and they both testify te the provocation the military received, that they etood at least fifteen minutes receiving the assaults of the mob before ,they fired in self defence, and that the committee of citizens protecting the church had ample time to Ret two or three squares from thut spot before the ring took place. P General News.—The sky is clear, and the wea- ther cool and pleasant. This is the only news stir- Ting, and it certainly is something new this sum- mer. Miuitary Arrivat.—The Duquesne Greys, of Piusburg, Pa., arrived in town at 4 o’clock, and were escorted by the Philadelphia Greys. They made a martial appearance. Distressine Casvatty —We regret te state that Messrs, Cenway Lipscomb and ‘Thomas J. Fletcher, both residents of this city, were drowned yesterday afternoon . | in the Potomac, ueur the Virginia end of Long Bridge.-- Wash, Spec., 27 inat. Haseas Corpus —Edward Virtue, who was committed by Alderman McKinley, of Southwark, in default of $2000 bail, on a charge wel ge igeb in test fying against several individuals eccused of participating in the Southwark riots, wes brought before Judge Jones a3 morning on @ writ of habeas corpus and admitted to m Jobn W. Smith, charged with riot, tresson end murder, betore the Court of Quarter Ses- sions this morning on a writ of habees corpu , to be ad- mitted to bail. The prisoner was unable to give satisiec- tory security, and be was remanded. —Phil. oy Stal 27. Heautu or St. Lovis.—For the week ending the 15th instant, there were seventy deaths in St. Louis, which is ou unusual number, though a majority are children, feed pemnegoangy dene md five years of years of age. ‘This unueutl mortality is sttrivuted tothe vars of age. nus atti to the Irie‘ foods, which overtowed the ‘whole country, ana now leaves it drying under a midsummer sun. New Sreamen—A new steamboat will be launched at the yard of the Messrs. Brown, about two miles above Belleville, near Aqueckanook, on Saturday afternoon (to-morrow) at fiveo’clock. The boat is about 200 feet long and w: ly on the Passaic river, between Paterson Landing and New York—taking the place of the * oe pei recently withdrawn. Newark Advertiser. July Sales ef Stocks at Philadelphia. Fins Boann, pho A pra shares US do, do, do 94s 10. do ‘ickaburg Bank, 9 & pi 1000 Reading RRcad Wilatetion Hk, bo 30, $00 to do do sae $0278 ao 2: $276 do 26 de Northern Liberties Bank, 49, 41 a jorthern ee , GO, Sh. Sxconp Boann, July 26 — 150 she Wilmi: Railroed 22 ; 60 do, a5, 22; 360 do, bds, h Loan, 74;' $1000 do, 1844 45 $s don 1848, 46; ny do 1841, 46; $6000 State b's, dda, 75$; $1000 do, do, 764. ity Shh " Senta cy cI epee Anan West eSiaat oe Bence, Mer, eat pone, Jaly 251d Whig, Baldwin. duly Are Chai iswaunn, NC, July Ast Mary