The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1844, Page 3

RABINEAU’S HOT, COLD AND SHOWER ATER BATHS, foot of Desbrosses street.—Th's ly the season forablution. and we know liness, no place pig i valid, as well as the most healthy, can enj we curity for present health and the only an' ae disease. The hot Salt Water Baths form the prescription of every medical practitioner, and Rabineau’s are the only in the city, at ie foot of Deabrosses street. OG PILES IN THEIR WORST! FORM MAY BE cured by the use of Hay’s Liniment. Why then should so many suffer from this most Sistesotinn one it, when this remedy is warranted in every case’ only genu- ine at 21 Courtlandt street. Price $t. ; bh ahige lager a canghe gn rey ti “For the cure o! primary or sec mdary and all affcctions produced by an Saleassiave Se of mer curvy. The ny lip ged ynonsoaved | y this po alterative over all ety ils fort frig K: Cay) re LE philis, is, that while seooky constitution, whilst merc’ aaa poe a Y much disease the one it is administered for. The “ ibed by the Preeti ttoalty, who ior extensive scril im merly consileaed mercury the only cure for’ one COM. laints. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hal: lozen, $5, sarefully pecked, and sent tu all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma ey, 95 Nasseu street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent af DR. BLACKWELL’S ANT-ACRID TINCTURE Lg ha hs on has — more cases stubborn, al effusions, or Nindder a ‘and. di Tlabeten than any medicine ever used; it is no common place remedy. | It is red first practition- uy scientific princi de 1 berhape ti wei the world a sf ard, 97 Nassau ee York, is the only Mithoriued agent in the United 0G BEAUTIFUL HAIR.—Every lady ced senipoey who wishes to have fine and bealthy heir. free from dand. ruff, should use the Balm of Columbia. It stimulates the roots of the hair and excites a new growth, and hardly ever fails to restore it upon persons who Tiave been bald for years; besides, it always gives to the hair a beauty and lustre unsurpassed. old at 21 Courtlandt street. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Aug. 23—6 P. M. The Stock Market is gradually but steadily sinking to the lowest‘point. To-day prices experienced another de- cline,and the operations were very limited at bothBoards. At the Old Board, Farmers’ Trust {ell off }; Mlinois, 3; Kentucky 6's, }; Ohio 6’s,}; Long Island, 1; Norwich and Worcester, 1; Stonington, 3; Canton, 3; Indiana, J; Harlem, 1; Reading Railroad, j. Vicksburg closed firm at yesterday’s prices, At the New Board, Long Island de- clined } per cent; Norwich and Worcester, }; Farmezs’ ‘Trust, }; Ohio 6’s, }; Indiana, 3. ‘The Monoy Market continues in a very easy state— ‘The rate of interest is advancing, and the banks have more demands from the commercial classes. The brokers will soon find considerable difficulty in getting all the funds they want from the banks, as other customers have made their appearance in the market. ‘The banks have already commenced drawing in their loans to the stock speculators, The offerings from the merchants are daily increasing, and at the rate our imports are coming inand the fall trade progressing, the demand from this source mnst steadily improve. The banks in their anx- iety to supply any demand for money that may spring up, may carry eut their former movements, and expand as fast as the necessities of theircustomers may require.— We have no doubt but that in less than sixty days the rate for money will be firm at even per cent, and that the demand will be quite active at that rate. ‘Tho'Commissioners appointed to liquidate the debts of the Commercial Bank of New Orleans, have given notice that the deposits and outstanding circulation will be paid in specie The sale of the stock of the Delaware Canal Company drags along very slowly. The salecloses on Monday.— On'the sixteenth day;but thirty-one shares out of twenty- five thousand had been disposed of. Every day renders it less probable that the stock will be disposed of by the time fixed by law. The receipts of the Wilmington Railroad Company show quite an improvement in the affairs of the road.— The receipts for August are estimated at $80,000. Wivmixcron Raitroap. Receipts of the United Companies from Jan 1st to Anguat'Ist, 1848.... 0.00005 + $231,599 Receipts from Jan 1st to August Ist, 1844 329,000 Increase for seven months of 1844...... $97,401 We annex a table, made up from official returns of the exports from England to the United States for six months. Manvractyvaxn Goons Exrorten rnom ENGLAND To THE Usitep Srares THE FIRST six MontHs or THE YEARS 1813 aNp 1844. Betas Incr’se. Decr. Cotton Beni Tbs. Lod 185 Cotton Thread, Ibs ant 1,128 Ss 38 ttl 162,370 4,957 4,696 2B Gal ras ‘Unenumerated | Cotton Goods, £10, 610 16,630 In a few instances there has been a falling off, but ina large majority of instances, there has been a very great increase. Our importations from France have been very heavy this year, and the increase from that country is much larger than from Great Britain. Nothing will do more towards stopping the immense supplies that are daily landed on our shores, than an immediate exporta- tion of specie, and shipments cannot commence too quick. A few millions forwarded now, might prevent a very great drain. A large exportation of specie . would have a very favorable effect on our local importers, for a time, but we much question the effect abroad. Whena speculative mania takes root, it is very difficult to eradicate it. The present state of trade has been produced by the recent expansions in the currency, and it will be found very difficult to bring things down again to the former level. The commercial classes are fairly in the tide and they must go down the stream together and get ashore wherever they can fiada place. It ia impossible toturn back. A large exportation of specie from this country, at this time, would no doubt cre- ate quite an excitement on this side of the Atlantic, but it is a matter of great doubt whether it would stop exporta- tions from the other sideto the United States very suddenly ornot. The banks would increase their paper issues to fill the vacuum caused by the drain of specie, and the curren- cy would, in this way, become greatly depreciated. This would advance prices, and so leng as prices are favora- ble, European manufacturers will keep up their ship- ments. The exportation of specie would make but very little (lifference in their movements, provided prices on this side keptup. ‘The importations thus far, this ye are rapidly passing into second end third hands, andthe depreciation that may hercafter take place, caused by in- Creased supplies, or any sudden restriction placed upon the money market, will fall upon our local merchants.— The mennufacturers in Europe will look out and get their pay before the market breaks down. They generally get the first payments made for the season, and get clear of the business before many become bankrupts, The exist- ing condition of commercial affairs, and the results that may grow out of it; the immense importations thus fur, this season, and the disasters that invariably follow over- trading and speculation, can all be attrbuted to the movements of the banking institutions of this city and State. Had the policy pursued by our banks eighteen months ago, been adhered to; had their operations been as restricted since, as they were in January, 1843, we should not have beforeusthe unfavorable prospect that every one must see, An increase of twenty millions of dollars in loans and discoupts, in a city like this, could not have had any other effect than to encourage specn- lation and increase our importations. The banks have created the present state of things. The tariff has cre- ated a harvest out of the operations created by the banks forthe general government. The revenue, from cus. toms, so fur, is immense. The party friendly to the pre- sent tariff is very extravagant in culogizing that act, and its popularity is, no doubt, much enhanced by the rapidity with which it will extricate the gov rn- ment from debt. The tariff act of itself would have been of little use in bringing about the ends attributed to it, had not the bavks, having the power, conteived it good policy to expand their movements,and therebyjopen onr ports to the manufacturers of the world. A deprecia- tion in the value of our currency, below that of the na- tions of Enrope, acts like the raising of an embargo.— Our ports and principal markets are immediately filled with foreign productions. Old Stock Exchange. Isao Clavernineny Ws, 82 13, 0 1. Island RR bop 2000 N York 6's, 64 109) 60 844g 7 10 Go t esh Hy 1000 City. 97s, 198 TO ws do wo do 1000 Government 5's 170 Norwich & Wor 7) do by 6000 Ohio 6's, 70 7% do BJ Kentucky 6's ahd do 000 a 109 do % do 200 F ’ a0 Banke Com, full ¥ 100 Stonington RR 100 Williamsburg Ins 300 Reading RR 30 Vicksburg Th m9 do 8 do. 7 100 do 200 L Island RR 8344 100 Canton Co do 510 83% 0 do. ww do. 810 83) Second Board. 30 Readin, 115 Norwie % lo 25 LI FR WorRR oy ok Kanner bas a New Stock Kxchange. 1000 N York 6’s, 62 590 1093 50 Ins 530 9035 3s Ra a. ae ee 7 . E $000 Indiana Sig” tnw tas 190 Llsland RR sh Bt do" “hao tng 5 do 83 837 % do slo do 83 23 Norwich &AVor bs % do 6 190 do esh 625 0 do bts 63 125 do 62) cy do 810 62) State of Trade. Asnes—We have nething new to report in this market. Pots continue Ait dere at $4 nee Pearls at $4 43: Beeswax—All tions of Cy ophtenp i sell at ‘204 a 294c. Theres very fi ittle doing in either ki Cotron—The sales to-day amount to about 600 bales— still in favor of the buyer, equal toa decline of j to cent since Ist inst. f1oun—No change whatever since a eeteniey. Hay—Prime qualities for export sell at 42a 45c. Com- mou qualities sell at 858 37. aerate is in very moderate request. We ote sales of Ohio mess at $975; do prime at $8 a $8.12). Jeet 1s very firm, but there is vey itt inheld ot $5.25 « $5.00, and'mens xt $200 bee) "Ne Lard, keg, at $520 a $5,624. Ohio demand is very limited. Butter and Cheese, re in moderate request at 23 rn barrels at 23}c, sell telat Pi can ony but little for our meat and shop markets - os work » The extreme heat of the dog days causes ‘oung turkies, goslings, ond ducks, with spring chick bey are soaring to market daily, much improved in size and in better order, The fish market continues to be well supplied with the usual variety, Vegetables of all kinds are in great abundance. The gardeners co lain of thi ision for the fay fe theraicen: of the great profusion, for they do not Fruits of the Peek, rr, le and plum kind never so plenty and reasonal 1S in P son * We never saw the W: shigton market in quite so bad a condition as it was he The meat market wants an entire new flooring. Well may our citizens complain and protest against the neglect of the market committee. Prices or Frovistows. i Geese . Apples, bbls. a3 00 50, al 25 a 10 Honey, ne 18%a 25 2600 Lamb, ‘th, 6a 8 a 7 Lard, th. 8a — a 7 Mackerel 1Ben 15 a 9 Mutton, 8 a = Onions i a8 a 8735 Pigeons, do; al 50 au Porterhouse ‘dias is a 2 a lo rk, Ub. ald Pi a 12g 50 al 25) Luge 35 a a 0 "a ag sit. 25 a 3734 Salmon, fresh. a 20 2% a —" Salmon, smoked... 10 a 20 a) Striped Bass, I Ba 12 6a— dozen. a ba — ao 50 a 75 a 3 8a k a4 123g al 50 da 5 a lo dais tetas entipat is Brighton Cattle Market. Aveust 19, At Market, 740 Beef Cattle, 2500 Shee; 50 Beef Cattie and several hundred Swine unsold. Pric: ‘Beef Cattle—A few cattle were sold on Satur- day at about former prices—to-day such prices were not sustained. Extra, A Ac first quality, $4 60; second do $4 4265 third do $325 ; em a from $l ‘25to $2; old Sheep from $1.76 fe Swine—Colnmbia Shonts in lots to peddle, more than half barrows, 4}Icents; Pennsylvania Ena Ohio Hogs 3) to de. At retail 4to 53c. , and 1550 Swine, Married, On Friday, 23d instant, at Grace church, by the Rev. Dr. apt Rosweut L. Corr, Jr, of Paterson, N. J., to Jane daughter of James Davison, Exq., of this city. Died, On Friday morning, 234 instant, Donaup Camrse.t, sonof Geo W. and 8. Louisa Alexander, aged 11 months ‘and 29 day ‘The friends of the pally. are requested to attend the funeral this, afternoon ‘at 5 o’cloc! Rosevelt street. In Woodford hg Kentucky, on the 29th of May, gr Mrs, Acatua Mapison Mansuaut, wife of Dr. Lew- Marshall, and the mother of the Hon. Themas F. Mar- at and numerons other children. Her mortal remai: were interred the day but one following her decease, at Buck Pond, in Woodford county, the family seat, the home of her whole married life, which lasted more than forty-four years, amd the last residence of her husband’s father, Col. Thomas Marshall, the father of the late illus: trious Chief Justice of the United States. Drowned, at the Quarantine Ground, Staten Island, on the 2ist inatant, Tomas Jerrenson, son of Abm. and Sa. rah Sharrot, aged 5!years,s months and 9 days. y from 95 ates RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERAI i Anjier.. Afric Antigua. ‘Arecibo . 3! Boo SG eKeRBawad—w' sented ) Meade, Miss hip St Micolas Ni ts W Meade, of Washington, Bers Chak! Weavhe fawkes, of fe Jil Garrau, Jean Bodiniere, Chas Jouet, Paris—205 ne the steerage. igrmePactet pe ahip St Hoo TC Haton, Baltimore;’ Lieut Frank Huger, it bras Sed bkemes ab jue Caroline—Mrs M Mehrtens and child, Mi © Lagece," Messrs Behroder, Eppens, Sehinemene int tae the Brasten—Bhi ‘Westphalia—Mrs Elis and daughter, and 175 in the stee La sGoWw—Bay Salem—Mrs. Y: , child and it, a Miss Young, of Scotland; G:'Fosterc’and 113 in the tect ee New Onueaxs—Ship Hilal: sand 14 in the steerage, Fore! Havne—Ship St Hutton—5 Gay, L Brustlein, Koop & co—3 es Brun, Keese—5 Boicean & Rasch 1 46 T Bourry—23 G Hess & Co—1 6 ‘reais Ber- ger Walters Kippling-1.C Schwaty—1 Schuchardt & Mavre—1_D. Goldschintdt—% Herkenwrath & Vandamme—6 T Freres—35 F Cottenet—17 ex liquors 4.do E, Bossange—I cs A Roelker & Mollmann—10 8 Kohnstamm—t Henry & Kahn— 34 Danne—9 © Dord—1 8 Person—1 C Englert D M Pay co—I F Godefroy—16 Moran & Iselin—I noige10 Schmidt & Andreac-2 Lachaire & Son 26 H Honneguin—6 F Hourdequin—t} Grinnell, Min; Renard & ce—20 Lowschi k 8 Wisendonk—10 Re Gulllanme b eos Malmaget & Smith—3, Malezi & ich2es TB tAchelise-2 Kem Bi irothers=8 aA fefrie—9 Deraismes, & Boirard— H Mann—d Nowot & Badges P A Bret—2 © Mail) Manrel—1 R Jaffray & co—1T Beck 7 01 Roe Lockwood—30 A Seignette OFA Hanfordg 10 F Rabeaua Ete T gece & May—t A Delerme—t 1 Pillwrigt—2 Gonenlet Sill & T ‘hompson—1 C Vili Lt Morlat & Scheffer—t ai R Kitchens A fines F Van Baur 12 L & D Moran Ballin & Sander—4 Hunt, Brothers TW Hhomponcit eB EB Strange & Brothers—13 TA Voisin fe cona Proms & Maenaell “3 Been hucharde aud, Behl & Sieber—I ¢ alvite & Flen ¢o~2'T Murray & Foster—11 Ely & 10 Lewis & Faire man—1 Maniving &” “Hoyrncay=6 Teternl & Blain—3 Townsend Sharpless & son—3 A Huntington & cot 14 Goldschmidt 3 A Kostarg Ables & Settler 13. W ‘Thomas? k: rills & Moore) Renad-2'E W Hans. imer fe Mecke~2 Hensc nk art — ¢ Caillous & son H Chevrolat & co—7,1 Mortimer & com6 Caffe & Melber—2 ey & Hunt—3 “Habishaw &. <10 D Withans & File 6 F Meyer} ld—6 H Wiener—1 L Struller a ‘& co—2,B Babeork—2 1} Homme wane—s'T & T Woodhead—t CDi heater Clark Se cont A Ccamierny=c1 G Ona dyke & co--9 Becar, Garrow & co—9 L Pay yen & co—I Mitchell, Brognard & co—s'L, B Binse & coms A H Ward & co! Cooke, Anthony & Maho- ny—3 Prime, Ward & King—3 W McKee & co—t Burnham & Baldwin—13 Lane, Lamson & co—1 J Magnin & eo—1 T’ Denny =Is kco-T FM Davis—t F Bheliion & cot S Downes—# H Babad—al, Leclere—1 A RT! pomon—2 L Wainwright—1 z Weir—10 F X Meyer—7 A & R Waller—3 LC. cot Uiluighe co HG Dueasel 1 Platt Brothers—2 Da Wy Nes Se Por | Jones—2 Harrison & co—1 Gibson & rr O Varet—6 © Gignoux & co—2 fot ret S Hozat & com D & H Tarheel ‘ WH Horstinann ing & Smith—1 © Importations. icolas—42 e F Colliard—t1 Benkard & susgac & Noel— erckmeisior—72 bbls Lavosiere ik Court ‘Wilson—I Berard 8 Mouson Hook & 'Townsend—1 Jones. & Waterbury—t & id +] H Sands—19 A 'T ewart & com1 W Benjamin & com} GB & T B ards, Bassett & Aborn—1 W Richards—1 Tan bat { be —2 ia ASinets—2 © Bliss—1 C ip Westphatin—205 bags by Oelricks & Kruger —J Napier—5 Sebi 15 GF Meyer—8 Kohw ctor & Achiles—it Tidy & Gatz—102 cases 105 ing 1037 bars iron rs SStten—2 do reds & Dreye Be rison—14 to order. GitAascow—Borque Salem—3 brls H Peck—23 bxs Wm Whi- ting—3 bls Andrew Lf hhael— 12 yen" Godfroy Partison—15 bls 9 bxs Sinith, Thi ae & co—28 chests § kegs 8 B yi ‘oodward—6 bxs 38 cks 200 cks 22 cks fire clay 20,000 fire brick: ay ja cot bxs I bale Peter Ferrier—6 bls Cameron & Bri boxes Lord & Taylor—32 chs Barclay, Livingston & co—200 tons pig iron Woodhull, Minturn & co—40 tons coal Robert Kermit. Domestic Importations. 0 —Ship Hilah—3191 pigs lead CH Ro Oto tks wheat Sehemethon be Mabeke-18'9 Woodee38 hhds ‘oby—20 chsts tea 4 caseheaw. A bx P Les rman H Ht Shieffalin ‘mar—2 bxs A at bat bales ‘oole—1 bx 8 Wi Bodine—s6 hhhds vn Brastiels, ie mane EERE A Ole rood tine ad sboman--i bx att . io bls pork 46 bhds tobacco 80 bls pork 6 do Tard 125 pes bagging | _ aud MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of “the Steamships. STEAMING, ig ghOM LivEnrooL. FROM AMERICA. rRom . United States, Britton, July wagner, Ape. % ngland, Bartlet ‘Aug. 1 | Columbus, Go) he: Aug. 6 | Ashburton,M” Wittians ® Sep FROM PORTSMOUTH. Fon PonveMoUrs, Biter 5 “Aaah No amber ri 14,83 witzerland, i. jorthmtl 0 ot] ue Auge 10! Gladiator, Britton. at 20 aut 4 a Dacha Brisa July 24 de Lan ally, a t+ ca, tt, Burgandys Wouon, Aug. 8] ‘Albay, Watson, Masters da Agents. We shall esteem it a favor if, Captains Sf. Vewels will give to Rosent Siuvrv. of our News Boats, a report of the sl cr ihe bot whence hey sailed, the Yensels c f L cy a camila? oe a Revor bs eit shi ee al tion of any kind will te i Re poRT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 24 5 3g | Moon sure HIGH WATER, Ships Ville da Lyon, Suoddeed Ha ni hs Southport rt, Griffith, Chasleston. eo Bri ‘ashburn, Marseilles, Batches ith, Montevideo, Schmidt d, St. John, ae P. I. Nevius & Son & Cle Sarah, For & Livingaton;|! ley. —Barques ‘Washington Mobile, Ida, (Br} Livermore, &C Philadetn ler, artfo rown, do, pone Deep River ‘Sha: iteamer Eudora, Arrivea. Lr at shin Sti Nicoles, Pell, rows Havre, July 20, with mdse, to Boy Wabi 42 days from Bremen, with lah, minor de days from New Orleans, with lead, ip cotton, &e. to, Steam ship Marmora, Page, ‘in hours from Bath, Me. in bal- last, to, Finest Hamburg barque Norma, Vallesen, from Coquimbo, June 5, pints esas pone a Bins eetse Gard, Weeees ane os Chile, for New York, sailed 4 weeks before. Bremen, barque Caroline, hg from Ry sent ly 5, and the Lizard 2ist, », to Nol & Pavensted: it eras a Heim, 36 vdays from ‘Glasgow, with mdse, to Brig Port Lean, Curtis, 21 days from Black River, Ja. with 116 tons logwood 5 puns rum to Dawson & Co. Cay vaptain J, demon ate mater of the Port Leo, ied on the th insi. of yellow fevers rig Ohio, Veazie, days from Matagorda, Texas, with 401 ales gouton to Bouraffe & Co. Left brig. itoluey, Smith, for wig cargo. Schr Virginis is Hodges, Allen, 4 days from Ocracoke, NC. igh, com, to Bryant & State peater, Coffin, ‘om Wilmington, NC. with ‘De Pevuier & Whitmarsh, naval stores, to De Pey ‘Schr Register, Hartick, 4 days from Newbern, NC.with naval stores, L, Mitchel Schr Star Xvi, Washington, NC., wi h naval stores to Bryant & Me ir Pamplico, Fulford, Newberm, N th wheat and corn to § L, Mitchell Fair, for Boston. Sailed in co. with 6 Schr © Slover, Davis, Newbern, NC., with naval stores to the master. Sailed in co. with schrs Elizabeth Bradley, and Regis: ter, for NYork. Schr r Frances, Gifford, Newbemn, NC, with com to M. Platt, Ann Smith, Conway, Wilmington, NC., with naval stares to E'S Powell Alexander Pendergrast, Stevens, Richmond, with wheat wear Eee eens oes Ie jus, Cole, Wilmington, '., with naval stores to N_LM’Cready, Schr Caledonia, Spelman, Providence, with prodace, Sehr Lewis Spicer, Mott, Providence, with produce. Schr Robert Bruce, Casson, Lubec, Steam schr Uneas, Mills, Ha th produce, Steam schr Eudora, Brown, Fall. ee with plaster. Sloop President, Frisby, New Haven, with produce. Below. jailed. Barque Pomona, Colby, Amsterdam; brigs Wm_ Neilson, Robinson, Port an Prince; G, B. Lamar, Sannerman, Savannah, and others. plaster. Ono brig, unknown, Miscellancous. Packet Biur Vitur pe Lyox, for Havre, will sail to-day, the 2ith, Asitour.—A schooner about, 60 tony was on her beam ends on the 2ist instant, 20 miles 8, by Es of the Highlands. “acy My Ma lam. for Live A 8 p Avante W'S miloesby the Bore Laue, clr port Foreign Ports. Sr Jonw, NB, Aug t—Arr dames White, Price, Philadel- phia; 16th; Mohican, Smalley, NYork; 18th, Huh Gare” Elda, ‘Alexandria. Cld 17th, Helen Anna, Hughes, iuake Ports. Crzvatann, Aug. I9—Arr Adelaide, Buffalo: N America, do; Constitution, do; W Brewster, Di Erie. Webster, s§ , Whitehaven, from Black = cu Prema Buffalo; Cobb, do; Havre, do; D Grant, do; H Ainsworth, do; Gazelle, ‘do; Huds LGoler, Sandusky; ‘Tom Corwin, Erie, Swany Detroit, Pu do; Highland, Kingston, Home Ports. Betrasr, Aug. 17.—Sld eae Bangor; Cocheco, do; 20th, Martha Washington, Patterso rk. Porti, pant Ag. 21—Sld JC: AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. THOS. BELL, oy aed eee meg eee % ay. and T+ Auctioneer. toa es ‘of valoable Far, o'clock, a splendid lot of n one Om rg ed Bare Pi . THOS BEL LL Spruce street, AO "TION NOTIC ood new h a ood ie oa new house, two . on apa Lissa Rite aah near he. The farm will esto be divided or sold together, as will best, suit the purchasers, eater part of the money can remain on bond and mort- best suit the purchaser, For particulars, enquire fC: 'N. Y., or at the shoe store of sale will be on Friday, Hotel, Newburgh, at 12 o'clock. STEAMSHIP bet meal (to close the sence) At Auction, by M. HOFF- MANE ¢ Bay, August 27h, hall jock, att ants halt i she 5 ea is in first rate order and condition, havi jast {ip from Charleston in 56 hours; Hy, over two years since, and newly a anid 32 2. copper, furnished with new boiler made Finis and pu’ irst rate condition -' over. respect. bout 250 horse tro stoke, 8 fe diameter of wheel, iil made by 3. PAltaire and : workman: For further particulars and in- pau and complete) apply to Captain Rollins, Works, office of J. H, Brow Rollins may be seen daily atil0 ntory | Aled the auction room, Neptune by private contract at any Previous to ry ‘Mtis¢re sentory (whieh ich on }, at the er, 91 Fron o’eloek. I may, be Fk “ANT D—A situation by am: bk ne as Coachman o1 and is willing to assist with the washi They hi ‘umbrance, aud have ean togell ies in this in the most ‘they ean produce the most satis- ply at No. 171 Madison street. y abot tie years old a roundabou ‘ . dark brown hair, “He left his iesitiaton rereon'os Belew thersinas ike ae Id be thankfully received an Any informati: ly rewarded, at the ex of the Nevds Mr, Powers Barclay st... or at 19 Washington street. ntry papers please copy. dsome- au24 3t*m FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. HE STORE of the night of the 22d to the amount of b nigh Pp, cqusisting ch ay cise Goto es, Embroideved Capes, Collars, Froc r iphone, Se. Peed, : a marks of wheels were seen at the door, a cab may have been used by the hae i ‘The attention of cabmen and others ie peppeulanly Fog requested, Reward of Four Hundred Dollars is offered for the recovery of said goods, or in proportion for Whee of them, OTT & CO., au2t stm 500 Broadway. OOM WANTED— Pentel, i, (8 Rood cond fl Broad room, & Sess of te: ond floor, on Broadwa ie pea eed street, suitable for the ween Courtlands an sit hid f is “Adadress Mr, Bedford, Herald fice. wuts tesea PARIS HATS. ae ACELV. 7 REGEIVED, 9 Jor if very, suwerior FRENCH HATS, JOHN N. GENIN, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Church. aut whe * ; Pree ier ILD MEYER. Uy Bonet ie here, in Near rh neue Gahan give Concerts. ‘The Times says of ihe the more will he be 2 in the most " saree: will be Teeeived with no less enthu on augt terre oT S| HT SIDDONS FO! ERPOOL—Passea- will please be on board the steamboat Her- hall, om Monday’ 26th instant, at 12 o'elock A.M. at which time the ship will sail. Letter Bags will close at the usual places at 1134 o'clock. au2im MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE SCHOOL, No. 12 CHAMBERS: fONDAY, NEAR ‘CHATHAM = Ree RACY, Tavelp a yeh Te Deeromcy Mine Ba SMITE "Bau! a i nies ac J.B, WHITMAN, Secretary? NTA Se Sot TO CITY ND COUNTR ae FIVE PER CENT CASH STORE, 6 Godar Breet, ME gunscniptns offer a choice and well selected stock five per ent on the rad asl oat ‘Coun Me vantage to call upon er to ascertain the market value of goods, even if they do hot intend to purchase. The atteation city dealers is also requested, Our goods are all. marked es, ancl the commission charged at the fovt ofthe bill. call is respectfully a solicited by TCHINGS, CASWELL & SMITH, Five Per Cent Stor eu2t Im*re 16 Cedar 1D ITHOGRAPHY, ALL BUSINESS.—Mer ats, Dianalecturees and others, who iin iendy Buginess C at Heir Establishments, c culars, Bill Drawiny Landscape Maps ea ey, ‘eriodicals, and Pieces, ma: executed iu the best sidgand on moder 128 Fulton srreet, New York. Drawings and Specificetions for Patents. N. B. au2t NASH?S CARRAGEEN PASTE, VEANOFACTURED and sold by John Nash, Jersey, C Nawiyold also, wholesale and retail, at the following Dey in New Yor jt dl Co Broad pare tac oe Drug Stores in. the city. olen at and fa il tion | been lor ‘ (uew) far yr inland, Abbat id andthe | ration he site se a ae asa Sa.em, A 2A ‘St Hel ws ait eS Philadelphia, H a itious article of diet | Particularly for Machias for NY oe Ay y Gorkers, Havre; Chef Bro rooks, Newpor ‘Win Pen h, Alien’ Mira oan; Huron, Dam inderel| NYork, Signal for 2 bri Jones, Hali hant, Winsor, NOrleans: Burnham, and ‘Forest King, Kelly, Alexandria; W) Crowell, N York. Taunrox, Aug. 20—81d Faanklin, Cook, Philad, New Beprorb, Aug 21—Arr Alex Coffit, Nantucket; John Baltimore; 22d, Formosa,’ Sherman, NYork, Aug 21—Arr Ninetta, Baymore, Philadel)! Rondout; Falior, ayton, N York, gnc, Da est Goan ot Ati Martti q tta Ry: yatta sees cd Powhatan, dos "Henry Chasey ‘Highee, Albany: Kady W Washington, Farmer, and Hero, fer 8 President, ‘Wilbour: nBramixcrox, Aug 2i—Ar Providence, Brown, NYork for rovider Newrort, Aug 21—Arr Vigilant, Heath, NYork for Provi- dence, New Havex, Aug 21—Arr Pacific, Prescott, Alby a « Hayen, Downes, Barbadoes; Blick Hawk Frisbie, T Jquson, Russell? and Globe! Seeley, Detncraray Corvdlia, Ag 23 Are Sarah Hand Bailey, NOrleans; ss rr Sarah Han By ca Brown, & Heal” Borkin as Mary Went Rae ons Avery, dox 26 beatl, Ware Banner, Wile, NYork; Edward Kent, Carlisle, Boston; Bella del Mar, Randall, Fail pWiiauxarox. Del. Aug, 22—Arr'Esther & Eliza, Rice, Sastpo ‘BaLriptony, Aug. 2—Arz Mary, Marston, NOtleans; May, Knapp, San Blas Gandegs, Bright) Fall River; Luconia, Porter, Liver ool; FI “liza Hany B Pras Rochester, iB india, Lewis, dos inedicor, on Kearney, Paine, dos Chk, Water Witch. La Brow, ‘Nes! Com Kearney, folk. Ricumonn, Aug, 22—Sld Daniel hi Boston; Carolina, Alth Lins, Kall Bi by MerinbutanD. Co Aur, 2t-Sid Edw Preble, Pettanyall, gators N {ive 20—Are Union, Handing, Piladshois, Ti se, Hari, Yichimond for NYork. Bhd ‘Aitcian, Solel New Pork sess, do: Hone, Michell, Pordand. Mead, Thorp, N York; Osage, Fe ae ee ee Pea Te Ne Mame: Roberts, Nassa yea Eliza, Duval New Ontean AnrT Stiect, McConnell, Hava- nas Rov Rover (Ten ci til rgus, Giraud, St’Thomas.— Arkansas, Burges, NY: OSEPH GILLOTT’S tN ae L PENS—The subscriber has ‘on hand and is constantly receiving fresh supplies of the above well known Pens—consistit Lode of the Croton (new) on cards, engraves American Barrel Pen (new.) Magnum Bonum Commercial Pe “7 Prince Albert's, engraved and medallion heads. Patent Slips in morocco cases,containing one dozen pens each, 12 boxes in e packet, Damascus do do — do School Fen do flo do Ladies’ Pen fe School Pen’ Public Pen. ween’s Own Pen, Baronial , Collegiate, Nos. ng 12 Tange stock aie in boxes oF Bross cach of various degrees pont ‘and quality, mari nin-mar| i ec ith a good ook oF r Pea ‘sand the trade, by. HENRY JESSOP, 91John street, comer of Gold ET SHIP gr: NICOLAS FROM Waleenn 0 iP are requested to send the: a at Wort ialeen witwory acing.” miler, permitted by the dist instant, will be sent, under general order, to public store. aut Gtec HARDWARE, © orn ed NAILS, TIN PLAT! 500 ene GROSS low priced ioe, and Forks, (8550 to $21 per 5 eas! # Pen and Pocket Cutlery, tors and Sei § easks common and best mill haat aad Pes a. t Hand and Bac! 4 casks low prierd and beat Hand and Ba rior Cut Nails, Ph Rj casks s,” and common Toes. tthe Ling) price.) und Bolts, Nor Locks, Iron Tea ir Seating ofa a Boris 8, Vorert Je on oe eal all Sh Ae, "low pecan By au 19 Gtis#m MNe. 90 John street, ebiatates: ) ‘ Cur TON eta ISLAND, ON THE v4 8. EM Nal es b OR PERMANENS BO. mt lodgers and Be Sea ult ia Copoetap at view’ of aed sad. ater oegea tsp iyi lg sea bath, (the sea beach labes wi fin i the Henry aries ‘The dinner hour is 4% o'clock—on Sunday at 3 o'clock. Su- Perior carriages im, attendance for the ici of the ts. A fine Bowling Alley and a fie phy asada ratrona mre oe egal rae arr — it he thei BB ant Ad fA abi g e 8 A , Sundays the boats run to Stapleton, landis ay ‘attendance to convey pamengers to Propriat yer flosr= | Coma cases extra quality Hg. Sheathing comprising a cory on. ‘14a32 on. INS KCO. 56 Bouth wt pti Li bat from the very superior manner in which the present pa has been prepared, it will not only be used by the sick, but as a luxury by all of i Tn consequ highly demuleent properties and power in allaying of the air-passages, the attention of public speakers is earnestly requested, ‘To members of the Pulpit and it will be invalmable, and to their patronage tis weit” dedicated, their obedient servant, auat Im’ Ted eon i pales Bi dport Faiee Herring, Gill Net, } and Broom T very full assortment, Pee ilbs. "Also, 20 bales: is ll of recent impor- for ‘ket with great sale ible terms by NS South st. OTTON DUCK= in ols Not 1000 do Extra No. % Extra No 2 No. Bi 500 do 500 % 500 Manufactured with great care, van weil worthy the attention of trade and consumers generally, (Kor sale fh lots to suit purchasers, by COLLES auire LEEGHES—LEECHES—LEECHES. SWEEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHES— 35,000 § Just received by the Hayre se for sale whole- sale and retail at toe most moderate prices C.J. FERDINAND’ Ry COPPA, Teporms of STRANG S BEWARE. N THIS AGE, OF QUACKERY AND Nb MUMBUG, i ide on: exyeslenees BY ANS Nes temoved bie Old Galenss Heed "Dhareistry tak 208 Pearl street, corner of or sire street, where he conti ene reel. (7* Medicines and directions sent to any part pai Union, we be pevtignlanty stating the case, and enclosing five dollars, DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE. AND GRAND BC URSION 7 Re. THE FISHING 'Y, Vd. int ot Xeamboat RICH mpson, will make an to the janks on meder, th, be eaving ‘the foot of Pike street at half past 8 o’clk atherine street 9 o'clock; Roosevelt street quarter past ¢ No, 1 at half past 9; returning to the city ata hourin the afternoon. on will be in attendance with fines. Bait furnished nnd chowder and refyeshments served up on board, Aiea Gaon ot wrcety, aod melanteces lll sosoenpesy toe Boer, Fare for the exeursion 50 cents. EXCURSION TO HARLEM. Biss tip AT TURTLE BAN BR Fe ant St je Komery street, Ey Re, street at 2; Roosev qe irter past 2; Delancy terbefore 4: Ninth street Ee Rat 3 oclock, Returning, leaves Harlem halt’ past 9 0: vlog, are 1234 centy ench way, we above trip will $30 ine view of the East River, Hurigate, various public buildings at Blackwell's Island, Long Island Farms, nugt Ite A CHOI SURSION TO KOU KY rh LAKE. The Steamboat SOUTH AME. Wy mart Capt. A. H. a on SATURDA’ ‘Au ae = ih wil make’ an’ Beason, to > nt is ante the Palisades, ake aide ation aed Polets of irre KLAND LAKE ituated: an els PROC D is situated on an el 8 300 foe, iver, an , Sing 3 and within four hi ds ot the Hu hootiny Barclay street at we 0" rec Aid M.—Catharine street thalf-past 10—Pier No. 1 (N a quarter before |—Barelay street at Canal street at 9 dentate ML ro mel street at half-past 11—returning to the city at half-past 7 o’eloe! ‘Thi mn will be a fine opportunity for Ladies, pul, Poemaeivee in the vic of coe sap seunery y for piv eden rate FOR NE EW ORR Rp The extra fast ’ Dinner, and other s ae Reet will be Pepyided. on bo. Lou erry Virtanted he rst regular Aap ing coppered a ship Lue of Uiggearse taryunt wethicte ef bar. cotta ce raged ‘will’ no doubt ‘be: fall thts wesk, or very iy. neat “yor freight or passage, haying handsome fumished aecoms Wallstreet, apply on board ac Orleus What, loge of mth ret, Agents in New Orlenie--Messrs. Hullen and Woudruffy wo Will promptly forward all goods to their address. Shippers may rely opon haying their goods correctly mea- sured and that the shipe of this Nine sail” panetually as adver- Capt. Minot, will succeed the Lo- a22 re FOR NEW NS—The “fast favorite packet ship Mee & setae hart, will have immediate he as ecommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage ‘who will be taken at a low rate, if early application fe'nade on board, foot of all tues. oT Parscorn, Lane anim 6 South ‘cya, corner Maiden SIBLU’S GARDEN. Corner of Broadway and Prince street, New York. Entertainmen' f The ce meaty age ander tie sole direction o| Doors open at 7—Entertainments commence at 8 precisely THREE FAVORITE i end ON THE SAME ned Head, i hic ch oe ; Hpetor hak) Mr Mitchell Wisemay. Mi Miss Taylor ‘0 conclude w THE TURNED Sian. Mr xi ital Py Mr Everard Fes Mr Fenno Boctor Malpene % Mr Niekinson Mr Mitchell ae Mr Dana Spoutling. Mr Clarke INO PORE Nichi ish hint of weathers aa the Ch food wey tectéd, and the New Saloon, which from the tom gnd sides, cau Bex file, rise Taal PALMO’S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSKM. CHAMBERS STREET. LAST NIGHT. ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Saturday, August 24th. THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, MESSRS GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON, & PELHAM. Will conclude positively their engagement on SATURDAY EVENING, previous to their departure for Baltimore; and on each ocession thay will introduce an interesting series of NEW SONGS! BALLADS !! REFRAINS!! NEGRO DITTIE! CHARACTERISTIC DUETTOS |!!! GLEES, CHORUSES, ke. ke. 17 Boxes and Beats can be secured at the Box Office from 10 to 1A. M. and from 3 to 5 P. M. h PALMO'® OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBERS STREET, DR. LARDNER’S ENTERTAINMENTS. SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX EVENINGS!! . LARDNER w rf Six E cy ONDAY, WEBNERUAY"’ Nb FRAY? wonna WEDNESDAY J ‘AND Fray, ember 2, Athan Bre ‘To commence at 8 o'clock. sh evening a Discourse will be given, with aprropriate Mlustrations in addition. ty which « variety of other, Exh nertajnments will be offered, aided by the extensive Heal Inetuments and. oiier Experimental Ap larly specified in the Programme jon tickets, tor six evenings, $1. Nightly be limited by tickets will be ‘ickets may be ily, between 10 and Chambers street ; at the ‘and Leonard stieet ; at usic Store, where Pro- +, on ct tickets, 25 cts. eac! ‘The number of subscription tickets will the seats which can be affor id no ply sold until the subscribers are eccommoda obtained tthe Box Office of the Theatre 4 o'clock ; also, at Palmo’s ‘Bath Roo ‘Atheneuth Hotel, comer of Droadwa Hewett’s Musig Store, and Atwill’s rammes ma: so be obtais "Private boxes and seats may be secured at the Box Office, from wrod orclock, on and after this day, 23d of August. FROGR AMEE OF Ct he EN’ NING, NDAY, AUGUST 26’ INAUGURAL DISCOURSE ON. THE PLEA SURES AND USES OF KNOWLEDGE. Now given for the first time in the United States. Srconp Evexixa, Weonespay, August 28TH. LU. ‘NAR, DISCO VEELIES. Fourth Evenina, patsy Burr. 2p. THE SUN. a ane Ee! L it, show- the TUS. Firat Erewina., Wepveapey, Burr. ArH. THE PLANETS. close of each Lecture. A SERIES OF SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF russian observ: nN ERIES OF iENDID DIO = phases, ‘Stars ; Steller Mages Ja Nebu! hy ix Moons, THE MOST MEMOWA BLE Win same time its monthly course d over 5,000 feet of vass, and the number of individual Dioramas of th, AUORABOREALIS, WATER SPC Lardner’s Lectures, by Jarey, of London, dur it two seasons. The apparatus includes Pegg ret Ilion to one! A Flea can be shown above forty os TALIZATION OF SALT! a3 DECOMPOST! THE OXY-HYDROGEN BLOW-PIPE! le com- Exhibition HE ATMOSPHERE. Sixth Eyenina Faiway, Serr. TH. PROGRAMME OF THE | ILLUSTRATIONS. A Selection of which will be Exhibited every Evening at the A SERIES OF TELESCOPIC DRAWINGS, Minstrating the physical condition of the surface of the Moon. RIES OF TELE! scone ne EWS. OF THE PLA- a1 ed Te the hive a the o Shogitedin vilidetoclie finer Nias ie tuatevereee’ > THE GRAND URANORAMA. Being » Moving Telescopic, Panorama ofthe Firm | Peeansy Mercury, Venus and Mars ; Jupiter an four Moons ; ne i Patan, his Te and seven ‘ions over the if with thei ti Ng ue oe pemaitne “Alo THE BARTH AND M will Rete moving amocs 4 the Stars, a poe at the 1 The scale on which his Pasarama ected, is, such as to sts represented upon it is not less than 200, * METEOROLOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS. GAS MICROSCOPIC am This fine Optical Mar ine been lately e | wyatt agora agin adn 5 thest hay bi umerten tient tistanmenneeatesoh is I Cl [8 IN WATER, TES: Ese ANIMAL CULES IN WARNE M at ae A’ . A SPLENDID BOUQUET OF TWELVE DRUMMOND LIGHTS! PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS! i Covey) cans | on a sei iit a tNTA shiie he Comb mat rus, Sulphur, Ay, the remarka: ascent of Ball various Bet ievty of “of Hydrogen Os ind O-MAGNETIC ‘ari fects of the Onlvante Curren ther A Splendid Aware ariet: at ie ctive Solid Objects Be BANS Sey Of hie and Rorel im which is accom: panied by a collec f ingennous moving aud NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE CARD-USYALHO begs leave p seabocttnlly te MINI the PDESARD NB and Mr MARTIN tp gives series AND B. TION, as porfor at the i) rhe i Nas ona inf ee ai never yet performed in this country, will commence about mber next. Particulars will be jer. HOUSE.—One hundred La dine and Ge Jesu anon lets are wanted. Artists desirous fens ments, rN nts pra jons at the Opera : se iN a rewom, ‘fom 0 ¥. PALMO. E D aINGS OF TRISH MINSTREL ME. oMIG HAE, pe a vening of Irish Min- Mint ky, on Tues y ev anh, at oe = gene seine in Tk Wongs will’be sung Let Erin Dengeiee sof Old. @! wit ine lent, O! ‘He’ Baie, When I was sel Irish Sailor, To commence at 8 o'clock. ‘Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the Principal guugic stores, and at the door on the évening. in INGE as 196 CONCERT, GANRREOK AePUER a Mle Colonies Safoon, 207 B Atte fine This 0) ellcknown eatablishment hi ya re bongderably amb ished the ba, nee rhe find ca Xx rool it tables ommanicates with Creams, the best AUG 2 Ld “THE ALHAMRA Between § B- Paiser ele season. ‘he est th name some of the first musical talent in " Rgeardayp and Sundays, Hecos Troms tq compecition "C eo - om — ‘of Strans, Lanner, Auber, bnsinenicis C Jway, one door OLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, A shore Ringer Creams and aall imisrre D EXHIBITION OF DEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, INE, MULLING ONLY aco SAAR pak ee, pithoat calling in N ) see the Great © {iflertions ot ser, Ky and parti ahi Rie we Tet DOs of every wind di Hous peer jetures, to see eh, an nO ding ‘eet Sy ee uh the F WASHINGTONIAN ‘COFFEE HOUSE, _ 103 Nassau Street. ‘Laan ESTABLISHMENT. having bom Fy ‘and under- great improvement, is again open for the public, by the etor, who hopes, by attew , to merit Soe pai the Ne above eatablichment wil, a open day an ale aul? Iwo S—1000 1 We LENS ECON Houth a rae BY Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Philadelphia. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Puiwavetruia, Aug. 23, 1844. Dear Bennerr :— As I predicted, John M. Scott has already de- clined the nomination of the whigs to the office of Mayor, and refused to accept, as I am informed, any political office whatever. He values his char- acter too high, and needs repose from a long pub- lic life. Charles Gibbons, Esq., President of the Clay Club, is spoken of, but he will neverdo. The best informed say, that they will make none, being perfecily satisfied with the native candidate, Mr. Keyser. The democrats will take up a strong man— Samuel H. Perkins, Esq.—but with the natives and whet against him, stands no chance of being elect- ed. One thing is certain, in the event of Keyser’s election, not a mogle man now holding office, either in the police or watch department, will be retained. Three-fourths of them are now Irish! Little Edward Joy Morris—him with the beau- tiful red whiskers—was nominated last evenin, sg the whig candidate for Cy eer from the Com ressional District. His defeat is certain. The whig gathering at Vincent Town, N. J. ays afternoon, | am told, was a great affair jome potions: men, oan ae childre were present—lots of speaking, an mty to eat. The scrambling for the lattes fe seidite me been ludicrous in the extreme; here was a chap thrusting his hand into a dish of ham, another ing @ slice of cheese, while all were read our each other! Two or three sccldonta had. nigh oc- curred. The horses attached to the wagon in which Bela Badger was seated became violent, reared and kicked, endangering the lives of all.— Several were frightened and leaped out. One team ran into another, and here again the deuce wasto play! Women screamed—men laughed, and all was over. The affair throughout was supreme- ly iudicrous, as all such meetings are. A notorious counterfeiter and burglar, Josiah Height was captured yesterday after considerable difficulty by our very extraordinary police—extra- ordinary, not only for pipe-laying, at for their in- attention to business—and committed by Mayor Scott to answer the several chi inst him. Abraham Long, the last individual arrested for “riot, treason aud murder,” has been rlpenee on entering bail in the sum of $6000! at Long ia ingane, no sensible man questions, excey i the fel- low Murphy, who swore so awfully hard against him. It is absurd, to believe for one moment on Long could ever have entertained serious: less have carried into eflect—that which hi attributed to him. At an early hour this morning, a destructive fire, the work of an incendiary, took place in the north western part of the city, Callowhill street, near Nixon, consuming a wheelwright shop, ana some eight dwelling houses, the property of Messrs. Brown & Collins. The entire contents of the buildings were already destroyed, besides c derable damage was done to several a ry houses. The loss cannot fall short of $8,000 or $10,000. ‘Two er three rows, of course, took place. Between two and three o’clock, a large brick building on the Germantown road, near Second nea atiig ied as I machine shop, &c., was fired, lestroyed. Loss estimated "at 85,000. ma thee companies, deterred through fear trom attending the first fire, the Fairmount, Globe, and Good Intent engines, weve in attendance. A oe in Norris’ Alley, between Front and Se- cond, and Salat pili was slightly injured about four o’clock bets na T regret to state, a cowardly attack y a set of desparate fellows, said to be members of the “ Fairy,” was made upon the carriage and members of the Wiccacoe heer, who retreated. Their alarm bell was soon sounded, and a powerful force immediately came to their relief. In the mean time, the ‘*Fairy” left the ground. Look out for serious disturbances at the next fires. The stock market to-day was more animated, but the downward tendency still pre: y ja Fives again declined, showing a difference of 4 since yesterday. Wilmington Railroad shares —and there is entirely too munch gambling in this stock—went down to 244 at the Second Board. About 900 shares changed hands. The business at each Board tollows:— much as been Fit ha Licking Valley Coal Co. New County 6.2, 1960, 94; 166 ahs Wilmington Rit. 2%; 100 do 85, 25; 34 do cash, 25; 100 do 5, 26, 4; $0000 Reading Bds, 69; $091 isigh mort; , 124; 100 do do, bds, 1 70; 2000 do of 1646, 70}; 126 she U 8 Bk, 84; $600 State o's new annual, 70}. Sxconp Boarn—$1000 Chesa and Del C1 Ln, 69; Wilmington RR, 24}; 50 do do 2 300 do 12}; $1700 County 5's, 94; 50 264; $5000 Lehigh 63, 403. From Nrcaragva. —By the schr. May, Captain Kuapp, at this port from San Blas, w ence she sailed 2d inst. Jearn that the port of San Juan was atill blockaded. There was an American brig (name not recollecte4,) from New York, James Roberts, master, ly. ing at Blewfield, which Capt. Knapp think: will have to return without ‘dischargi h go. All the vessels frem the Straits of Gibrall d Italy have been obliged to land their cargoes at Salt Creek The British have appointed a Minister and Consul for the Musquito Shore, who had urrived and taken charge of the port of Blewfield, in the name of Muequito King’s son, and have commenced making new laws. A tonnage duty of fifty cents per ton will be levied on all vensels arrivnig at Blewfield, Penil Key, or Corn Telends, during the present month of” August. Cocaton and Sal! Creek were the only ports of entry held by the Cine: bians, and it was generally understood that the English would soon take them in charge as belonging to the do- minions of the Musquito King.—Balt. Amer., Aug 23. 470 41; 200 Girard Bk, 124; Manu & Mechs Bi SHIP NiWs. Cerrespondence of the Herald. My day vot! Aug. 23—P M. Arriah Ab ail, Grant, Salem, Mass; Tangier, Park, Ports- mms, Crowell, Providence; Charles, Hi mouth, jarriman, and Dake Sally, Humphrey, Boston. Below—Anna Reynolds, from Bontons J Cohen jr, Turks Island; Qralloo, Lufkin, Cape Haytien. " Cleared—Antazes, 1 oa joston; Importer, N fash ‘e + uryport; Davi mith, New Bedfo r, Rus. sell, Middletown, ( ngs Washburn Elizabeth, Baker, and Elizabeth, Sears, "Boston; Susan & orsany Quiney,' Ma; In, Taunton yuisa, and ee & Semel a Heer, fem patead’ Middlesex, Sleight, NVork: Schin McKim, Moore, do; Anthracite, do. Home Ports. sehen fan Leet Aa ton, Avan Baltimore, Bickmore, Lubec; id Pratt, Tarr, off Point no and hesnor, Forrest Cinderilia. Seimei iMiam Wilse Boston, atter Legare, tintin” ‘Howard, fm orl a Pash- Point, U. ington bow a t SECOND ter ue BXCUR ON THISTLE BENE VOLE iNT AS! From the numerous applicati Managers, and the great ‘number ‘disappointed in participating inthe enjoyment of the Point, on the 16th nat, oy, ys ally and the public gene ey ha ificent steunee SOUTH A AME ICA poralas C areata ‘Truesdell, for a second Grand the Hudson to West Point and Newburgh, on th instant, thereby giving a rare chance of viewil med and romantic Scenery of this noble % “aplendid Band has been engaged, and the celebrated Mr Parker has again genero ly volunteered to lead the Coullons, Mr. Isaac Edge, Jr. Prince of Pyrotechi has also kindly promised’ to Tusnish for the occasion some of his most brilliant Fireworks. q ; Catharine Market Slip 94, Bare! Prison Dock 10 o'tlock, and foot of 19 med almost wnnecensary’ to acguaint nT pare ASwogiation. tht the pr a indiscriminately to worthy ol THickets for nd Gentleman One Ost Tiek- tts Beventy-F) Cents for te Excursion, A. President. ut. Comer ( fae ee = a eee Soe REESE 5 = ‘og rece, “300 Hudson street Rat HOMAS SAL! at, as il run to the on Comal a rookl yay, dd Pet, iN jars at ie Fiamilton ILTON. SPOR am ‘Geta an ur No. IN. R. i Joreh Mit make two trips De ar In the Mornings, leave 9%, uN ne "Fen ie at A OND, ishing, he cath * ww. am 138 h way. a THE FISHING BA ‘Tine Seat ON To rit GEN, JACKSON, Hitchcock, has been chartered by C ard Yates, for a grand cursion 10 ng Banks, On Monday, 26th of & stort foot of Pike street ™ ofa, Hat trait ean frais om Wor The Ge ry has ert pat im complete re ste etn early hour, will give Time foe alo ry thersport of fishing. "Capt, Yates ‘well nequsinted with APY fie sporounds. On Mond haath nat bo of the Hobert. L. Ste it, Yates weted as Pilot, was <a greenble fish chowder will be served up ‘on board, geati Kare for the excursion, 1. s Tickets forsale at C. Young's, and R. Lewis’, comer of Pike “he Ue ‘Frckion will Feave at the foot of Pike street, on pe ~ Aug!