The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1844, Page 3

tg- REMAINING ‘There ia not the least neceasity in ni htc, @ pro Tulubla, wll not out but actually restore: is bald. ogain when the crown of the Who for a moment then would bald remain, ‘When a restorative is found in truth, ‘That throws across the forehead once again ral tresses of an early youth. has been in use for a great many year certificates from the most res throughout the Union are farni But the best certificate to the d with the loss of their hair, is to “try it.” It makes the hair glossy, Justrous and strong. Sold only by COM SBTOUK & CO., No. 21 Courtlandt street. O@- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.—-There is perhaps nothing which so disfigures a person as pimples, sore aud bad breakings out upon the face. This may be remvdied by the use of Comstock’s Sarsapurilla, at trifling cost of 50 cents por bottle. This is the best ex: tract in use ; it gently operates upon and regulates the bowels, restores the blood to its wonted a to the stomach, aad promotes digeston. [t will permanent- ly cure and eradicate from the system any of the follow ing diseases :— cable of our citizens Mercurial Affections, Syphilis in its worst form, Affections of the Glands, Bilious Diseases, Chronic sore eyes, Stubborn Ulcers, improves & beau complexion, dis, ig all sallowness ke Eruptions of the sk General debility, Chronic Rheumatism, Liver Affections, sores & break. ings out are permanently eradicated by its use. This superior finid extract is now offered to the public at the extraerdinary low price of 60 cents tle, or $4 for a dezen, tke proprietors w judged only according to its merits. Thus far it has met with unexampled success, @ vast amount of been the cause of reliev- Ite bie are ae ‘h it operates upon every organ and nerve of the Pine tends pad eg Ay poo symptom of dis- ease. Sold only at 21 Courtlandt street. CHANGEABLE AND WET WEATHER WILL protuce colds and conghs, which if neglected, ara sure to lead to fatal conseqnences. Sherman’s Cough Lozen- ges area sure antidote; they allay all irritation speedily, give quiet rest, and cure much sooner than any vther ly known. Hundreds of cases which have been neglected until confirmed consumption was the result, might have been cured by a timely use of this ‘remedy Dr. Sherman’s warehonse is 106 Nassau street. Agente, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, 227 Hudson street, 189 « Bowery, 87 East Broadway, 86 William staeet, 139 Fultun street, Brooklyn; 9 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and 8 State street, Boston. {ir YOU NEED NOT DESPAIR.—A perfect remed; for Rheumatism.—The wonderful success which has fo lowing the use of the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lini- ment in curing almoat any case, no matter how standing, has gained for it an increased demand, and a reputation never before equalled ; and although other worthless articles h ferers are not sure ot obtaining relief, No 21 Courtlandt etreet and obtain tl KE THE PLAN et the rheumatic suf- unless they go to enuine article, which never fails. ge, WE DISLI or putting any article for sale, but a word of admonitionto Mothers; whom we particularly address this at the wasted form and broken constitution ot brought near its dissolution and enquire have mother’s part to stay the ravages of disease. hear conscience answering, n We do not pretend to insist on the trial of eve ut where experience has so fully endorsed the ‘iven, we find excuse in sayin e' will cure any disease of the Bowels that children are subject to. This medicine is for sale at R. 8. Bernard’s Office, 97 Nassau street, New York. OF BOASTING OF, it becomes ua to drop they are the persons to advertisement. lect has done the work. fi A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS—KOLM- ‘This remedy tor Worms is ever used. It effectually K’S VERMIFUG! one of the most extraordinary: eralicates worms of all sorta from children ani adults. The prprietors have made it a point to ascertain the ef fects of this Vermifuge, and no case has come to their knowledge that it has failed to prinj existed, where this Vermifnge has baen gi ‘The following is one among the many thousand testi- monials which have been received of the efficacy of this ig away worms, if they Rauxton, N, C., June 27, 1844, Messre. Comstock & Co,, 21 Courtlanat street, N. ¥. Gentlemen—Your Vermifuge is doing wonders, and is more suleable than any other preparation. We have one bottle left, and you wi id us by the next packet P S—If you wish, we can procure you some valuable certificates of ita good effects in this community. ‘The above sold only at 21 Courtlandt street. Price 25 mother who suspects that her child has send immediately for this article. ‘The memvers of ? Medicine and Piarmacy, in aks for the lfberal support they caved tn their eitorts to “ snppress quackery,” nvoto state that their particuter at! directed to all diseases ofa private nuture, and fro the great inprovemente lately mace in the p in the treatment of th ie PRIVATE MEDIC 5o New York College ition continues y, dither public or privat jssuck aa to insure success in .very case, and i Sifierent from thut veru:cions practice of the constitution with meroury, und in most cases leaving 8 disease much worsethan the original. One of the mem sf eare connected with attends daily for a consultr Terms—Advice and medicine, 35 Acre guarantecd \4eontant zo Counrey twvatios.—Persons livin; the conntry and net finding it convenient to atten oaily, can have forwarded to them a chest cont medicines requisite to periorm a perfect cure py stating er With all symptoms, time o. isewhere, it any’ . RICHARDBON, M. D., Agent. Office and Consulting reoma of the College, 0: 8 eatment ot the lege .for myen: principal hospitals of urope, tion trom 9 A.M to8 P.M. their case explicitly, contraction and treatment received nd enclosing $5, ee id, addrezaed to THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New Vork College jedicii tablished for the suppression of qua oni highly concentrated extract, pos: tying qualities and curative is confidently recommended auperior to any extract of Sarsaparilla al public, and may be relied on as a certain rem ‘ising ‘rom an impure staie of the bi -theum, ringworm, blotches or pim- in in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious use o1 mercury. in single Bottles, at. 0 wers of the above herbs, present betore such as ecrofula, any disease arising sseseaeeees 76 conte each, 's oLhalf-a-dozen Bottles, ve of the Union. unt to wholesale purchasers Cases forwarded to all Ollice of the pallenes street v RICHARDSON AD, Aware —_—_—_—_—_>EEEEEeEoEoe MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, August 6—~6 P. M. The stock market still remains very flat. At the Old Board Long Island fell off 3 percent ; Reading Railroad }5 Mlinois j. Farmers’, Ohio 6’s and Kentucky 6's closed at yesterday’s prices. Canton improved 4; Mohawk }; Norwich and Worcester }, and Morris Canal3 per cent. ‘Tho sales were very small. The Jefferson Insurance Company have. declared a scmi annual dividend of ten per cent, payable onthe 8th The Atlantic Mu‘ual Insurance Company of Baltimore have declared a dividend of thirty-seven and a half per cent on the earned premiums for the year, and also an in- terest of six per cent on the scrip of last year. Eighteen huntired and twenty-five bales of domestic foods were exported from Boston to the East Indies for the week ending July Sist. The Philadelphia money market is represented to be in Short papercan be negotiated at five per cent, and long paper at six The: attempt te sell the Delaware Division Stock proved unsucceasfal be offered regularly for twenty days, according to law» after which, if not sold, it will be withdrawn. government of Pennsylvania will find it impossible to couvert their public works into stock companies, The consent of the people to sell will net be of much conse. quence. This reault will prevent the accomplishment of the object the legislature had in view, and place the finances of the State in as unfavorable a position as ever. Notwithstanding all the movements made in the Legislo- turejof Pennsylvania, we have never yet had reason to change our opinions in regard to the provisions made for the interest on the public debt smary’s interest has not been issned yet, and we feel fully satisfied that the credicors of the State are as far from re" ceiving their dues as ever. The receipts of the Attica and Buffalo Railroad for July, 1944, will compare very favorably with the same month last year, and previous montha this year, Attica anp Busraco Raitroap, avery easy state The scrip for last Feb- Receipts fur passengers and freight. $9, 667 89” $8 362 62 Expenses for the month... .. «++ Burying. sseeee ee ‘The capital of this company is only $350,000. A semi annual dividend of five per cent was declared last Feb. ruary, and we should judge from the receipts since,that a similar dividend could be declared soon again. A surplus ot 1x thousand dollars per month will nett nearly seven ty five thousand per annum, which is equal (o a profit of at least twenty per cent per annum. This company are having built a number of lumber cars, to be in readiness to transport freight on the clesing of navigation on the UMBIA KarLaoan, 708 4 $17,225 67 PHILADELPHIA AND, My, Aum. aa per last report. 71195 69 $140,594 37 doing in domestic exchanges. The inactivity of trade is the principel cause of the very limited demand. As soon as business commences ard merchandise begins to move, there may be more demand. Merchants coming from the country bring bills with them and make their payments here. Domxsric Excnaner, August 6, 1814, fdeiphia, ar a 33's aici, mer, Nahvilie uisville, --nh-coen Union,’ Florida, » ‘Treasury Nows, South’m.L.&T. do new emission, par FoR Srecir. ¥ Value. Am, Gold, old, Carolus dollars, $106 a 107 Do." new, ive francs, 0 99340 0 94 Half dollars, ‘ 1005 Doubloons. 16 30 “a6 50 Portuguese gold "100" a100%¢ | Do. Patriot, 13 9 al6 00 Spanish dolltes — 1033ga1o 4% a4 87 Do, quarters 4@ 04 9% Mexican dollars a — Do. quarters 363 1325 Foreign exchange at present is in very moderate re. quest. Until within a day ortwoof the departure of the next steamer the demand must be very limited, and quote- tions without much firmness. The current rates now for sterling bills are {9} 8.9}. Gold cannot be shipped at less than ten per cent, making no allowance for interest. Cost or Stirring Srecin. 1000 sovereigns bought in New York.... . + £1000 Insurance, freight, ay £1010 a 485 898 60 Add 44 w 464 05 ae $4,998 50 ‘Thus we see gold cannot be shipped under ten pcr cent, The highest point which bills have reached so far, is 93 percent. Thesupply of bills in the market must, with a very moderate demand, soon be exhausted. The immense balance of trade that is daily accumulating against us, cannot be liquidated without the aid of the precious metals. SraTeMent or tHE Imports aND Exronrs or tHE Dis- Fd or New YORK DURING THE FIRST SEVEN MONTHS ov 1844, Ih . Dutiable foreign goods, Santo July,.. . $32,093,702 Do. do. do. for July 3 é £1000 sterling at hong Premium 10 214-1 Not dutiable goods, Jan, to J otto dos for duly, $45,931,245 Exports. Domestic merchandise from jan. to July,... $14,676,724 Do.” do, for July, 584,515 16,261,230 Foreign do. from Jan. to July, — 2,442,310 Do. do. for July,... 4... 389, 2,828,008 19,089,247 Excess of imports over exports in 7 months, $26,841,998 Amount of duties on the above imports... ++ $13,603,457 Amount of duties on the above imports $13,603,457.— ‘The balance of trade against us, in seven months, at thi, rort alone, reaches the enormous sum of $26,841,998. The total importation into this port for seven months, is valued At $45,931 .245; a sum amounting to more than one half of the total importation into the United States for the whole of last year, The reduceé value of onrjexports so far this year, looks very unfavorable, and the small amount ex. ported in July, shows that the buik for the season has gone forward from this port. The importations for the year, at this rate, must exceed the exports so largely ,that payments of the balance would not only ex- haust the credits that may be established abroad, but an immediate liquidation would drain us of a muchlorger amount of specie than we could spare. The banks of this city have on hand $9,159,078; a demand for a few millionsof this would, at firat, have a very unfavorable effect on trade, and on’ all descriptions of stocks; it would tend to depreciate our circulating me- dium, as there is no law compelling Bur banks to draw aa much peper from circulation ag the amount of specie leaving the country; consequently, there would be great danger of an inflation in paper issues, and a correspond- ing influence on prices. These are the evils that may ariae from a severe drain of the precious metals. The ben- ofits likely to be produced by shipments of specie at the present time, would be the cessation of importations te a great extent, and a rapid equalization of our foreign trade. An expertation of three or four millions of dollars at this time in specie, would doubtless curtail very materially our fall importutions. Nothing can turn the tide that is setting so large a quantity of foreign manufactures to our shores, but the creation of a panic by large shipments of specie. Our packets are caily coming in with very valuable cargoes, and the fall im. ports bid fair to be larger than the spring’s. The above table gives a correct statement of the foreign trade for this port upto the first instant. Unless some movement is made to arrest thecourse of this trade before it has gone too far, the results will prove deplorable. We have great confidence, however,in the evil working out its own remo dy. ‘So soon as a certain point is reached, a reaction must take place. So soon as exchange reaches a specie point, and the precious metals go forward, the balance egainst ua will soon be settled, as a rapid curtailment of orders must then take place. We have no foreign loans to draw on to regulate exchanges. The loan negotiating for by the Commissioners of Illinois, would, should they succeed in settling the business in season, have a very favorable in- fluence on exchanges for a time, but the loan being for only $1,600 000, would go but a little wey, in supplying the demand for bills that must soon be springing up. Old Stock Exchange. 150 Long Island RR. 8334 100 do b30 9334 133 200 do * b60 84 50 do D3 8324 50 50 do 60 8314 50 do 8259 150 Norwich & Wor wo 0 do bid 59 py do 587% 55 do 58 i 25 do 58h 50 Mohawk RR 63}¢ 100 Morris Canal 13) 50 do 63° 50 do 13} 150 Reading RR 4950 lo 14k w b20 49 450 do Wo lo 50 Farmers’ Loan 41 Second Board. 30 98.4 25 Norwich & Wor 53 57% mt Moris Comal Hed 25 Ca So s037 50 do b3 15 100 Farmers’ Loan 30 41 New Stock Exchange. is Spee’ 830.49. 4 Canton Co 3784 867s, 0 10 42% 25 do bnw 3744 s10 42% 125 do. a7 2000 de 1042 40 LislandRR {3 8 1000 Mlinois 6's, 70 Jan 1 41g 50 do + 13 American Ex Bk 863g 50, do. > 40 Vicksburg 130 8 Bs do. 83 Ri 25 Bank © crip 33098 100 do 29) 2 Mortis Gan 33 Bs Norwich &e Wor pow 10 do 830 kg 25 do btw ae 2% do 83 lig 2 do 50 Farmers’ Loan baw 48 13 Erie HR 8 Bs 1 d s y, 0 do 83 23 2 Harlem RR b60 74h) do so 2M 49 Man, Bank Wye 2 do. 83 2295 State of Trade. Asure—There is very little doing in either dercription Pots we still quote at $4 124, and: Pearls at $4 37}. 4 433. Cotron—There was no disposition to purchase to-day Some offers were made for large lots, at a decline ot half cent, but were refused. Freights are dull at 3d. for Liver ol, Por coun—There ia a decline today. Genesee will not fetch over $4 31}. From the opening of navigation to the 3d instant, there has passed the weigh-lock at Rochester, including the shipments from Rochester, of Flour, barrels, 720.512 Wheat, bushels. . eeeeee 387 676 Reducirg this to flour, we have an aggregate of 798 047 barrels. Flour sold in this city on the Ist of August 1842, for $6 per barrel ; now, 1944, it rella for $4 25 a $4 87}. ‘Thase facts afford the following contrast :— Jn 1912 the above quantity of flour would have brought..... eee ee ee $4,789,282 Tn 1844 it will bring but sees S511, 406 Lops since 42... 6 eee eee ee es $1276 876 Hay—The receipts down the river are quite large, and the demand very limited The stock in first hands is daily accumulating. We quote common quulities at 33 a 36; prime at 40c. Provistons—Pork is not very active. Prime we quote at $3.8 124; mers $10.4 10 125. Beef, prime, sells at $3 60; do. mesa at $6 60.4 $5 624. ‘There isa fair demand tor are quite inactive at 230.— State pi rrels 23 a 234c. Ag! Havava.—Extracts from the Havane papers, translated for the U. 8. Gazette. Exports of the products of the island, from the port of Havana alone, from the Ist of January te the July, 8 » boxes. . Cotte, arrobas. Cigars, M, in boxes, Tobacco in lewf, pounds. Molasses, hhds, Honey, ticrces. .. ‘Wax (white and yellows, arrobas...... 20017 Aguatiente, pipes... 3.676 The Governor General of ed the work on Natural History, written by Jose Pania- gua, to be used as a text book in all the schools and collo- wa of that ii . < Notice was given some days previourly to vessels in- tending to sailon the Queen’s birth dav, of facilities ex made for that day, so as to enable consignees of to govern themselves accon'ingly. e Saving nk of Havana reports for the previous Doposited on interest. .... 4+. $282 Withdrawn of do...... 1,627 ited without interest + 64.880 Wi do. . + 60,971 Number of depositors 54, of whom 32 were whites, the rest were free mulattoes and slaves. ‘The national vessel of war, El Congreso, waathe one sent after the quicksilver lost from the English steamer Tay. She returned on the dist July with all but nine teen flasks of what was lost, , Crawford, from New Orleans for Genoa, 28th ult. lat 38 19, lon 97, rs Arrived. Mr Wyeth and lady, John A Shin ‘ 4 ¢ wid chic of New You? ™ Bostoe—-Hy Kinghorn, wife _ AMUSEMENTS. “NIBLO'S GARDEN. — cae ohare eae Clark. las hiladelphia, ld: eatan, of Portland, arr da, for Hampton Ronde Gl Htalifuty ld for do; Ya Gen Marion, Stephens, de; Hen, Boston, disy. tour French ine rs ce—Mrs Higginson aud serve 4 eo the outer harbor, li Ship Inde Largnrocs Ship ladey Clay, Dr Barber and lad Wi Ser Contrah, West Indies M Frazier, Miss Fras lome Ports. David Pratt, Tarr, Portland; Ruby, uly 23—Arr Globe, Dixey, Boston; Sid 23d, Mary Shi ol nd lady, New Y. n ol A Yo eonelude with, ELLOW DW. ; 25th, Openango, » Projan, Buckuarn, Aug Pacid Mariner, & Brown—3 R Thompson— ‘Arr Sasan Jane, Stanwood, Hav: 1 Brooks, Peko, St Jago. “Mrs Watts » Mrs Hardwick Wood Folger & Co J is0a—1 McKee & Co—17 © S Hubbard—71 B Ellutan—5 Travy & Allen—5 J S€ Sturges—5 Metd & Cot Vanw: 0 Ware Caldwell & Co—t C Ashead& ts—t Hall & Brothers ! rene Gorey F C rothers S& Co—6 <7. Robinson & Co—d L- Lexch—s2 Merrit & Com L Dunbar— TJ Hudson—26 Butterfield Brother © Ashead & Com? Baldnall & Co—t J. Rhodes mah—t H Tobias—90 Reid & & Mallory—20 R Ringsland & Comt Stone Son & Manuing & Journeay—1 Hunt & © T Chapman—9 Allen ce from Broadway the agner & Tuck- at a moments notice. 128 Ballard: A A TION! NIFICENT AND. D DISPLAY OF FIREWOKK>! LUTAKE PLACE. oN August 7th, eine nnisee. Wednesday Pi ISAAC EDGE, JR. aud WM. SEANTO A GRAND INSTRUMENTAL ¢ BY THE NEW YORK BRASS BAND! lock the Exhibition of Aug oA Sachem, n, do; Frances, . "Macon, Cherrystoue, Va; Jupiter, Bee, Al Hunt, New York; 4th, orfolk; | ary 7m 1 Clark & West—7 H Sturges & Shaw—10 LL, Jones & Co—6 McKee & Co—26 L At- A & Clark—2 Lyman Cl Munsford—6 W Watt—2 J A 8 Hubbard—2 W! ‘Meld: i re] Bird Gillile: resident, Wilbour, Norfoll Lueretia, Adamson, Pte terbury & Co—6 Bei if & Gillespie— or—2 EF, Vineent—3312 to or- | James Lampheer, 290 BA" Mu : Paras Leeds, Endicott, and Livenroo.—Ship_ Broollyn—105 GP Whields & eo-6 pigs indse'C Hit ne lee tons coal EF; Richardson & co G Baker—5 J © Muller ‘arwerck—3 Schuchardt, Boic 11 Morse & Baker—7J © Er- tch—5 F Vietor & Achi co—7 Oppenheimer—3 CH Sand: iss & co—8 Gerding & Kundleman & co—3 © Cunther—1 Aliny co—3 RW & C Bedel Ply! oe gonee GH Sieman—t Rolker & Mollman— arauel, Somers, Ph ‘AN LIGHTS ! tons stoved salt 97 tons Warren, for New boxes tin Phelps, Dodze 175 tons pig iron 100 THE BEE HIVE; os COLUMBIA’S co—13 H Bicker—20 € Covering more than Three Thouss y Jane, Godfrey, Boston, D bert, Pernambuco, Sid Warsaw, LK, Id Flor del Mar, MeDonough, from the West Indies for Norfolk, was spoken Joh ult, lat 38 10, T Des Artes— “ 506 TH Meyerms J Dolan & Com C King—I7 F'8 Schlesenger & Co—> L Goldsinith & Cot Brustelin Koop & Co—t Pierde Brothers— 4G Hessenburg & Com A Witte—6 ausen—29 Winterhoff Unkhart—1 O P Glein—l5 E. Wie cimer—6 GA F Witte—6 BG Wainwri ANTWERP—Barque Pomona—300 pil ral waters 300 slabs tin 27 kegs 1 box D_ Wetholms—3 Meyer & Korck—21 A Ahreafeldt ht—10 cs 1259 pigs s gin 18 hampert mine- | huchardt, Fayre & co—t | r—t5 Dutith & Cousenery—6 T Vietor & | She 1 CH Sand—8 TG Muller— | Rolker & Mathuon—10 A Bininger | ipes2 boxes to order, MARITIME HERALD Sailing Days of the Steamships. FROM AMERICA, COLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. N ONE SHILLING : ould leave the city w York, loadings Sout eS kind, in various lang which, and the Pr is and Pictures, to see r t Room, No CHARa: AND ALTLRACTIVE: HE PROPRIETOR has the honor of i zens of New York, the Lyceum of Natural’ Hi Niblo’s Garden, the mag really splendid work o| sult of 16 years of labor. 1670 streets, and house, monument and publi fulness and mathematical nicety a chester, Bosworth, ‘Skaats, Philadelphia; Lelia, id entirely on wood, is the re sat least 57,000 houses, 100,000 different subjects. cadia, i; 5 from the point G Weiter, M og's Point Bay, and back, (about thirty Ta speepatake and purse of ve boats having entered, G. Wester, M ¢ world, can easily recognise the house in whi 3, Britai haye dwelled. Open ever; Andrew Fulton,Geo, hildren half price. aria, each 1644 feet long, built We shall esteem it d by Sillerk built and sailed by Pearsall. persons assembled on ‘the sport—while fleets of sailing craft, fron the towering sloop, all ¢ ter presenting, to ‘he great preparat Boats, a report of whence they sailed, the vessels their cargo, and’ any. foreign He will board them im- | ts and Corresponde FREE EXU ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN, respectfully announces that he if two weeks longer, with Messrs. and WILLIAMS, to give their Grand and Un- i ine Intelligence BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Affairs in Philadelphia. Tuespay, August 6, 1844. Sate or THe Puniic Worxs.—Another attempt was made this morning, at the Exchange, to sell the Delaware Division of the Peansylvania Canal, but the result was, that only eighteen shares were disposed of to the first bidder, at $100 per share. Speculations upon this subject are rife, but I only give the fact, and leave your readers to make their own Conjectures, as they can generally do, and ar- rive at about as correct a conclusion, as if they were to hear the remarks and whisperings of plots and counterplots, which are retailed among the financial cliques of this city. The fact is, the peo- ple are always onthe qui vive to find out the causes of particular occurrences, and so foud are they of imagining some intrigue, some wheel within a wheel, and detecting the same, that they are apt to look far beyond the real cause, which usually lies just before them and nght under their noses, and light upon supposed fects which have about as much influence upon the matter, as does the price of buiter for Queen Pomar table, have upon the question of the balance of power in Europe. Now 1 believe thatthe reason there are eo few bid- ders for the Delaware Division of the Penneyl- vania Canal is, because people dont want to take it at the price at which it is limited, or that the hold- ers ot State stock deem the same more valuable than stock ina canal compeny. The sale will be resumed to-morrow morning, and every morni ull the expiration of the twenty days, aod. thouge the number of shares sold may increase daily, yet, from present appearances, | do not think the terms of the law will be complied with. Tue Murper Cask —The examination of the case of Rebecca Brown, who is said to huve been murdered by her husband, under circumstances of more than ordinary brutality, was concluded last evening by Alderman Hoftner, for the Coroner, and a verdict was rendered that she came to her death by blows received on her neck, head and breast from her husband, but ax the evidence of the Physicians, who made the post mortem exami- nation, was that they could discover no traces of the peculiar atrocities said to have been perpetrat- ed, they retused to embody them in the verdict. They had been sworn to as her dying declaration, but as she was a dissolute woman no reliance could be placed upon her. 2 ’ S Poutricau.— The delegate elections for the city and county of Philadelphia took place last evening among the democrats. The number of votes poll- ed showed that nativeism has not yet overthrown this party, at least, and the extraordinary enthusi- asm and unanimity manifested, proved that it will be able to make a vigorous and triumphant fight at the polls next October and November. : The convention of the city natives organized last evening. z AxRIVALS.—About fifty vessels arrived at our wharves trom sea this morning with # brisk south- west breeze, which drives every thing before it and breaks the Delaware intoheavy waves. The wea ther 1s cloudy and this with the breeze, makes it cool and pleasant. ‘ Frre.—About day light this morning a starch factory in Southwark below the Navy Yard was burned down. The work of an incendiary. It ex- cited the ire of some rascal, and according to “ na- tive” doctrines, he had a right to burn it down. Nortn Caro.ina Exkction.—Returns have been wn speed nf the boa ing some heavy” bet principally on: fygersoll’s two. boats agninst soll had offered to sail any 16 foot boat tion of any kind will be tl hankfully receiv gon Monday, July 20th, 1844, eexcitement, ©: cominence with — Mr. WILLI s, the celebrated Plate he stands unrivalled, assisted iy three years of age, Who will leasing fe ; | W. RUGGLES, the much admired Slack Rope form his wonderful feats will finish his acts by turning One Hundred Mr. HOOD. will PORT OF NiuW YORK, AUGUST 7. Waltzer and Balanc by his son, Master A om the northward, at 1 o'clock they the lead, fcllowed by. the Catama- n next, followed by the rest. 1 on the Inger- sed ill appear and per folk (il hey game opnorite twoV er, tf i eck ti . Nye, Liverpool, Grinnell, Minturn & Com | the'raee, comfe nobl Oclrich & Kruger— jason & Thompson— | iam: wg the lead, which she kept throughout mie minutes ahead of the In- Ship Independence, Barque Johan George, phonso, Poulson, C Hope, Dawson, Windsor, Me; ear on the Elastic Wire and Dance hairs, and will conclude with the ing on a Barrel which rests on the Wira, the perfection of equi ; LLIAMS will also. perform some extraordinary feats of strength, by lifting weights, &e,, i VON, in their pleasing'acts of Grecian and Prussian coming nobly in, leap a t came in close on the erward, completely itroduce his son, liam M. Groesbeck is now said to be the fastest six- | foot boat that floats. NITED BROTHE! | THIS EVEN | | general attendance of t usivess of general jutere Edwards, from Liverpool, 9th July, with mdse, to 7 ‘steerage passengers, rooklyn, Richardsoa, from Liverpool, July 2d, with 78 steerage passengers. 38 days from Amsterdam, with mdse, An Intermission of half an ho D will make a Gran Terrific Ascension on the t Rope, upwards of 300 feet, and return backwards, a feat performed by himself. ’ gee : ; i. will conclude with the Italian Fantoccini, by cl n. Barque Pomona, © in the Lyceum of Nat 5 ‘A punctual and der is requested, as » Colby, 33 days from Antwerp, with gin, to re. Good Band of Music in attendance. Knadsen, 38 days from Antwerp,with Days of performance every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 153 steerage passengers, one | RU. 8S. b Oregon, Pelciecrasban lath eo. July 24, with SH LADY, who has been ac- is desirous of engaging DeWHETEK CY OCULIST. No. 33 Greenwi! ‘ierey, Gomunandes, 23 {days from Pen- S$ frigate Potomac, Captain TM Newell, broad pendant of Commodore D Conner; sloop Buchanan, and brig Sommers, Com- anes Christopher, Grall, 40 days fi th mdse, to Schmidt & Balchen, epee i days from St. John, NF leon, Pitt, 6days from Bermuda, in ballast, to HAN VIOLINS! operty of a Pro- over 100 years old, the | . Bi ig in ballast, to J Law » at 9 o'clock, Th from France very superior specim RTIFICIA ufactured so as Lo resemb| speet, the natural eye. i Harriet, B mudiy in ballast, t0 EWELRY—Those Iver Watches, Gold it greatly to their ad- Br, brig Carteretta, Toby, 15 days from Barbadoes, in ballast, Left four American vessels names hot reco: hours from $ A.M. visits outdoor patients. to J & G Laurie, to 1 P. M,, after which he y au7 _Im* of the above at retail, much lower than Scht Mary Frances, Tarr, from Matanzas, 21th July, with | 200 dongn pine apples 19 Bis Innes O Lathror—225 boxes sugar, lever && Stucke, Schr Talma, Conklin, 14 days. from K eks mahoxany 99 do cedar to RL. FOR THE FEET. JOHN WHYTE'S i ‘West, with 231 br cheapness, neatuess, fashion nd—part of cargo by any in the city. ry repaired in the best manner and warrant se "Grish, 5 days from Port Deposit, bound to So- een 7 ood workmen to re from Ltod, P.M. TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS w tries attached to them, in a large and airy house. a few doors from Broadway, west side, whoin good wages i FLY KILLING PAPER article having been always imported may show the sau ne i oles July, with 18 re & Co, ashington, Tucker 8 from Truxillo, with s sarsaparilla to R Schr JS Dunton, Evans, from Deep Creek, with Schr Aristides, Drummond, from Folly Landing, with corn, eld, Mass., one mile . ir, most of the ut of brew ing 2000 barrels a seasor le of malting 6000 bushels per annum. possess the ‘same advantages of doit safe and profitable pusiness, sitwated in the ¢ turing distcict, where the’ consumption of a 5 “gy Haven) Ct 8 Vien. Sch ina, with wood. & Son, Rocheste Pr J ‘5 CASTLE, who has lived a lonj as obtained an enviable and distinguish i rates ont this. tee prepared a composition for ste, which while it ‘Thomas, 4 days from Washington, NC, with Schr Lady of the Lake, Liunpkin, from Virgini master, Schr ‘Trader, Nickerson, Boston, with md nett, Derrickson, Schr Rubicon, Doane, Boston. with mdse, Farm consists of 72 acres, 20 of which, is well timbered, the totter eultivation, welt feyeed and good buildings ill be sold separately or together. ‘Terms easy. * SARIES ROY, West Troy, Albany County, July 1th, 144. ROK KIO JANRIKO—PA sail 10th August. nd ii tooth itself, From for the woth, and money Will positively sail a age only, having 9 d accommodations, Ship Independence, Nye, from Liverpool, Correspondence of the Herald. Orvics or tHe Ruopr Istannen, Newront, Aug 2, ESS CURED. DWARDS, Surgeon Auriaws, have ihe ear and the various causes of deals OWN, ora Post on W ne new British Arréd, Adelaide, Stay Adams, Fall River for k N York; Champion, narch Aeylor, for Albany; Arr 3d, Cattahooche ‘Apply to the Captain, foot of Rosevelt stivet, or to OODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South street, FOR LONDON.—Vacket of the Toth August— The splendid well known Packe ytain Griswold, sill sail positively as above, her » Pro Meridian, Bows tific therapeutical Di Providence for Chatham: & EDWARDS, ner of White stree w, B Powhatan, Direwo Norfolk for Provi “DOCTOR BE f 1 BELL continues to . fi , Reed, Philad, jo dence; Charles, Brown, Provider eation (daily ill 10 P- avated or wnatee iF to make early’ app W. t Panoat, fem er UNITED LINE, OF LIVER: Sth, lat 46 52 lon U4 Ca ‘OOL PACKEAS, Packet of the 101! plendid fast sailing ompson, will sai Disasters, &e.—Sloop Champi —— for New York, loaded with salt, ran ashore on Pe he light house,) in a thi id, n, of Falmouth, Chadwick, positivery as above, She has accommod dations for Cabin, scond Cabin and Steer- sengers tunstirpassed both for comfort and conv es No. 87 Cedar street, 3d door Lag epene STRANGE RS BEWARE. application should KERY AND HUMBUG, it is ienced physician—DR. Head Dispensary t and requested (0 be re ‘This is not the sloop Champion reported arrived here on Friday, from Providence for New York, (or Rondout); she belongs to INEK AND HALLOW E w steamer PENO! FOR BATH, GAR The BSCOT, ‘Captain and strangers that es the end of T whart, Bi m his old stand, that he has no cons Evan nection whatev any other office, every o'clock. Stages will be in His charges are per arr places, to convey passengecs to the neighboring town TER—Died at sea, 7th ult, on board the sults rve the number—mi stakes are often dangerous— , Jam, arr at Baltimore, shinee, and saw a ship the East side of Point thal sail se, she white. mastchead nnd or, fi i q NELIN EXCURSION, passed Carrysford Reef, ‘about 10d G to the storm yesterday, the i Was postponed wntil tonda: K will leave foot of P before 4; Catharine Market at 4; foot of ? and. the Old State Prison Dock ul directions sent to any part of the Union, ng the case, and enclosing five dollars. IN Was seen ashore on sion of this Societ , close to the Light, eo hah At bilged, and the sex breaking 0 bronze color. with w white ra It is supposed she went off in a fog and had been a short time when seen at 7 A M. nd anumber of persons near by LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE dat this office; at of the Commit- ar THE NAG’S HEAD. No, 3 Banciay Starr. ‘The Subscriber having fitted up sumed on the be: Bi GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION. The te H AMERICA, 7 Thursday, August ant, for California, Solicits a call from his friends an JAMES BYRNES. td id to till daylight, and saw nothing of her; me, nor where from or by light trim, probably bound to Nova Seot Haminond street Wharf at 3 Stewart, Indian Ocean. Quarantine Gro rman, Pacifie Oc 1. Off NZeala hi “Nashua 7-0 Sh jrtin h Brunswick 4-1 Shirting. reh 1, 11903 16th, Orion, Nich+ ford, 700 spe mi rep Howland, Provi Mareh, South Bo 1) Oct; Héroing, West A wh Laweaster, Barker, NB. HEA ARRANGEMENT. ORT RICHMC 0.) AND NEW YORK Fk. 2400; 3d, Favorite, NEW BRIGE ISL Cehawba, of and for New York from Pictou on Ist inst, off Geonges. Bahkeby the Sen at this port days from Nantucket, », bound to Bal- Daily, from May 20th to Oc m0 ‘at Sand iL o'clock, 9 bales wi For sale, for eash, by (Late Huntington, Campbell ed GC DR. DIOSSY, OC! ULIST. AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON, No. 80 Chambers st. 4 doors W. of NEW YORK, ONFINES his practice to Disrasns o rations npon that Organ and ity appen ay ates to 3, and 10-1 atcher, of Boston, bound W. July 23, Int 42 22, lon 44 90.— 0 at 1, ih and 644 P.M. Teaves’ New Brighton’ ai 8 and 10 A. M.; at 14, 5 and 7% oe from Philadelphia for Madeira, July 25, lat 42 22, a , iam) 6 days foam Antwerp for N'Yorky Jaly Ist, lat 41, 5, 6, W— + oak, HMlayy from "New Orleans for Hull, King lays wlay—Leaves New York, at 9 and 1! A. M.; at 3, 6 and Leaves Port Richmond, at 20 minutes to 8 and 10 A.M, Broadway, sar 5 ve Marblehead, 6000 fish, (no date) on the F THe Eve, and Ope Johannes Christopher, at this port, days from New Orleans fe eunhoat, THOMAS SALMC T. Shaltz, will ran to the hast exclusively to th of Charleston, for Boston, 24 inst, Int 3, Yon 72 15— thi TIONS (strabismus, cataract, Office hoars from ¢ SCAKPA?’ SHE following is taken from the Bost Asticle=Searpa’s Acoustic Oil is. sai ocension to nse It, to ness arising from colds or other causes. We ‘44 almost immediately reljeved by J, of Bunker Hill street, answerable testimonial of i He and retatl, by A. B. & D. roadway, 77 Bast Broad- ng into Port au Prince Fx ‘ New Orleans for Triest TO CONKY ISLA HAMILTON, by Tala Oey 33.31, long 76 W0—by Mary Frances, at laces at 2 $4, 26, trips fom sane places— for Boston, 2d inst. lat 23 42, ieasseit, 2d wht, Jat 4710, lon ho not long since wi the certificate of Mr. cents gee sete REMOVAL. ERSSE & BROOKS have removed from No. 61 Liberty a Nos. 65 and 67 Nassau street, between Maiden I ry Smith, Blanchard, from Havana for Trieste, June 2, An Ainevican brig, steering SW, showing a blue sigualg with 8 white centre, sath ult, lat 37 03, lon 38 12, M received from only about one third of the State, but they are sufficient to warrant the belief that the whigs have carried the State. Oc Mr Goldsborough Robinson, of Kentucky, the individual recently injured in the railroad car near Baltimore, died on Monday of the injuries received. Qc At all the settlements and plantations on the Mississippi, above Vicksburg, great sickness and suffer- ing preval, the effect of the late overflow of water. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boanp, Aug 6.—26 shares US Bank, 94; 160 do N Orleans Gas, 8 5, 873; 2do do do #5, 321; 260 do Wil- mington RR 6 ds, 224, $4000 Reading Railroad 6's, 68 ; $5000 Cincinnati 6's, 1864. 83, 9 sha Mechanics Bank 27, 100 do Girard Bank, 5 da, 129; 200 do do do 123; 130 do 8 Bank 8}; 47 do Nerristown KR, 66, 6; $6000 State 0’, 71}; $2000 County 6's, 1860, 93. Hip News. By Last Night's Southern Ma! Pritapecrnta, Ang 6—Acr ‘| Mott; August N York, Wm Pen ic, Perrys Imperial, Perry; t, ‘and EJ Munsell, Rowe, A a ot, ‘Baker; Lew Brace, Stud: ey’; Moselle, Eustis; Metamora, ‘French, and A F Myrick,* Jones, Boston, Batrimony, Aug 6—Cld Bermuda, ‘Tynes, St John; Hud- son, Bragdon, Boston. Sid Mi: Terry, NYork. ver od No. 1 Regular Sales of Furnitiry Te ods, Clothing, Pl and Saturd: ular Sales of Dry € ledged and Articles, Groceries and Varieties—Every Tuesday and Friday. AUCT . e and valuable sale of choice Fi » This Day, at 104g o'clock, in the large rooms, 11 Spruce street, near Nassau. aud Lw*m THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. XECUTOR’S SALE OF LANDS in the State of New York, ou Wednesday ist August, instant, at the Exchange, in the city of Aloany, by Lewis Clark, Auctioneer. 1,017 Acres in Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth Hyde Township. Fottea and. Crosafield’s par- chase. Delaware Co. P. V. B. Livingston's patent Clinton Cos, Canalla and’ Nova Scotia Re: formation respecting them, ap to the Auctioneer at Albany, or the sub: 233 Washington street, New'Vork, . WM. C, RHINELANDE Executor of Wm, Rhinelander, aud dy&wytor2*m PUBLIC SALE ai itt NAVY YAKD T° BE SOLD AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, Long Island, on FRIDAY, 9th August, by Public Auction, at 12 o’clock, noon, @ variety of articles condemmed under survey, consisting o! PROVISIONS 181 bbls. Beef; 113 do Pork; te be 10,000 II Rice, 42,000 lbs. Bread and Bread Dus tter; 89 Whiskey; 77 boxes Raisins; 9 bbls. Flour; 135 galls. Molasses; 215 Ibs Cheese; a quantity of Provision barrels aud casks. LOTHIN: ( Matresses, blue Pea Jackets, blue Cloth Jackets, duck Trous- ers, white Flannel Shirts, white FI Drawers, Pumps, Shoes, ‘arn ings and Socks, Napkeen, German blue ‘Cloth Trousers, Blankets, Cloth ‘Sheeting, SMALL STORES. } Needles; Tin Kettles, Pepper, Scissors, To- 8, JUNK, AND EMPTY OIL, CASKS. Gun ‘Tackle, Pompions, ‘Train Tackles, Powder Horns, Fire Buckets, . Magazine Shirts, Armorers) Bellows, Forge, Math Staves, Musket Scrapers, Crucibles, Sabots, Side-Tackfas Scrubbing Brushes, | Colts Revolving Rifle, Cartridge paper, Putty, Sheep Skins, Sheet Lead, Priming wires, Bitts, Flannel, Saud Paper, Soap,’ Quills, Sterlyards, “Hau es, Double: i Powder Seive, Mallets, Druin Heads, Magazine’ Hose, 23 arrels Lead Dross, &e., Se. hese articles especially thoae under provisions, are worthy ofattention. ‘Terms of safe, cash on delivery. Navy Agent's Otfice, New York, July Wide, JAS. H. SUYDAM. javy Agent. evening, either in the Bowery, the Park, Chat padway or Broome street. LADY'S BRAC to M. J.C. ‘The finder will be liberally ir at No. Rivington street, Line! Green’ _ 590 tadee LET, marked 8. W. bwarded on leaving it at this oific au6 It* Je INFORMATION” WANTED. MES, DURAND, (late Miss Maria Miller,) fi AVL “Ober an Newbirck, in Wurtemberg, now resi York, wishes to inform her brothers, George and John Mi also, her aucle Mr, Rhuphe, that she would be happy to ree i the year 1830 information from them, having not heard any since th from Rouen, France, when she left the family, emigrating for New York.’ All suformation will be thankfully received by at 2w ee MR. 'T. DHOME, 119 Fulton street KEAD THE OLD COUNTRYMAN OF WED- NESDAY NEXT!!! IT COMES OUT UNDER EW MANAGE- shed at 3 Barclay a ___ etn EFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. J EOTORS of the rive this day declared ‘ J dividend of ten. (10) per cent, payable to the Stockholders or their legal representatives, ou and the Sth instant. ; ‘Tranafer Bool “ill Oth jnstant hh Ak WATER AND STEAM POWER, 10 LET, AT HEDENBERGS’ WORKS, NEWAKK, NEW JERSEY, nt, w voms of various dimensions, un ted, and easy of access, a6 w* re YORK Hotbh, 7 & 9 WASHINGTON ST. OARD and Lod Ww 350 Transient Boa ante, ‘Albany steamboats. oe a few days, will do well by calling and ts with tl it eal NOWLFS._ y DIADEM, Captain Bar ease send 1 ts if permit ve days be seat to the public store. JOHN HERDM anc G1 South «treet. 4 DDDISONS FIGHTEEN CARET GOLD EVER A POINT! PE be had of GETCHAN & TREADWELL, N tor House, These Pencils are of to all others. a4 wis re A. SE GS ETT ph aNDY. NOW LANDING, offers for . the abowe b proof and flavor, imported from Rochelle and diseharging t eu and Tes- deceased, vs. Bridget Callaghan of New York, Solicitor for for coustraction of Will and Edinind 8. Derry, of met Bill of tute Haggerty Ist, two of the defend: "eho ace het andents of he Sate of New ‘ vridence is in that part af the United King. dom of reat Britain and Ireland eaited Ireland, are and each of them is required to eprear in this cause by the fitth day of Cirwary net, A. D. 1040, oF the bill filed thesein will be m, 29, 1044, iy ttawdwe is ro bes by tl “Now York, July