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‘and treatment received ud enclosing 85, to . 8. RICHARDSON, M. D. eg Siice and Conwulting rooms af the College, $8 Restav CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—-The the College of Medicine ard ire, by Pharmacy of the of Rew York, 1» confidently re Commended for all caves of luced by secret in Gaigeace or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable reme dy Danone, siexility, or barrenness (unless depend on mal-formation.) le bottles #1 each ; cases of halfadozen 96; care fully packed and sent to all ofthe Union. Office of the College of id Pharmacy % ine an ‘Naasae sures. WS RICHARPAON, M.D, Agent RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIZ For the eure of primary or sec Sy is end all affections by an injudivious use of mer cury. The great tages possessed! y this poweriu! alterative over all pee meappticeis for the cure of Sy- philis, is, that while c disease it improves the col » Whilst merc’ Fagan Open @ much worse disease than the one it is administered jor. The best recomm: we can give of it is, that it is now scribed by the medical faculty, who for. merly lened mercury the only cure for those com- Blaine Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of halt lozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent ty all parts of the Union, Ottice of the College of Medicine and Pharma- cy, 95 Nassau street, W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Avent. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Aug. 29—5 P.M. ‘Phe Stock Market to-day experienced nother decline. At the Old Board Long Island declined} per cent; Can- ton, 4; Stonington, }; Reading Railroad, }; Kentucky 6's, 4; Morris Canal, 1; Erie Railroad advanced $; Harlem, 25 Ilinois, }; Indiana, }; Norwich and Worcester, }; Far- mera’ Trust, Pennsylvania 4's, Obio 6’s and United States Bank closed firm at yesterday’s prices, At the New Board, Long Island declined 4; Canton, }; Ohio 6's, 3; North American Trust, 13;.Norwich and Worcester ad- vanced } per cent, and Farmers’ Trust, }. The operations both in the Boards and in the street, were very limited, very few are disposed to do much during the existing state of commercial and money matters. ‘The financial affairs of the Western Railroad Company must be rapidly improving, judging from the returns made weekly. The receipts up to the 24th of August in 1843 and 1844 have been as follows :— Western Raitnoap. 1843, 1844, Receipts from Jan. latto Aug. 17th, 318,834 418,305 Week ending Aug. 24th. ...ecs.0e06 18,764 21/247 Total to August 24th.... .... $832,148 $440,642 For the week ending the 24th inst. the receipts for pas- sengers were $4,274,and from freight $3,209 more than for the same week in 1643, showing for the week an increase of $7,483. Allthe railroads of the country appear to be in a very prosperous condition. The railroads of Great Britain have, within the last two years, increased in pro. ductiveness, very much, and the stocks of several have advanced very rapidly. The Bristol and Exeter has ad vanced from £35 to £78 per share; Birmingham and * Gloucester, £41 to £112; North Midlands, £56 to £108; Manchester and Leeds, £58 to £116; Sheffield and Manchester, £30 to £85; Birmingham and Derby, £37 to £84; Midland Counties, £59 to £108; Manchester and Birmingham,) £19 to £56. In Great Britain a railroad stock paying four per cent is at par, and rises nearly 160 per cent for every addition- al four per cent which it pays. A stock paying ten per cent commands £230 for £100 invested. The railroads of this country cannot, for many years, reach the same degree of productiveness of the English railroads. The dense population of Great Britain, and the immense amount of the internal commerce of the country, swells the income of rouds in that country to an enormous amount, so that notwithstanding the very great outlay in construction, many roads pay more than ten per cent annual dividends. The nett income yielded by 1596 miles of railroad, in operation in Great Britain in 1843, con- structed at the enormous cost of £56,135,100 sterling, or about $290,000 000. Yet with this extravagant outlay of capital, we find the average nett receipts for 1843, exceed 5 per cent :— “ The receipts from passengers were. . . Do from merchandise and maili £4,927 655 The expenses, .-. 4.06 cesecsescesseeeee ces 1,931,062 Nett receipts, sterling. .... 66.4. « £2,896,593 Of the abeve fifty-six millions of pounds sterling, £4, 990,000 was expended in 1843, towards completing seve ral works commenced, while only 66 miles were added to the system during that year. That some idea may be formed of the immense expenditure on English railways compared with American, it is sufficient to state that the former cost, on on average, (single with double tracks.) £35,874, or $176,000 per mile; while the latter, fora sin- gle track, and equal in extent to 5000 miles, cost $20,000 per mile, or £4000 sterling; a sum not equal, by $15,000, to the average cost of right of way and land damages in England, per mile, The twenty days allowed by law to continue the sale of the Deleware division of the Pennsylvania canals, expired on the 27th instant, when only thirty-one shares had been sold. The seller gave notice at the close of the sale that the money would be returned to the purchasers of those shares. This first attempt to dispose of the public works in accordance with the law passed atthe last session of Congress, has proved a failure, and we have great fears that the attempt to sell the ma‘n line, may prove as unfor- tunate. The tax law, passed at the same time, has not yet been tested. That may fail as effectually as the late sale. We annex a tablo showing the quantity of cotton yarn exported from Great Britain for the first six months of the yearg 1843 and 1844, naming the countries to which the exports went and the quantity taken by each. Jt shows a falling off of nearly twelve and a half per cent. Corton Yars Exvorteo From Great Brirais i tHe rinst 41x Montus i tHe Years 1013 anv 1814, 1813. 1814. Incr’se. Decr’se. 3,064 33,368 1,817,363 972,047 10,176,734 +581, 1896 ‘944,406, a1 5,530, 1,996,416 385.” 88,04: 62,158 M4073 113,357 5,618,292 1,913,310 a7 779,317 116,117 204,09 — 82,440 - 45, 62,301,964 55,014,134 6,959,018 14,113, $5,044,134 6 Vhs. 7,257,690 30 Corton Yann Exvortep DURING THE FINST sIX MONTHS OF THE YRAW ¥ i Incr’se. Deer'se, Kirst 3 months, Ibs... 27, =" 9,004,476 Second 3 months, lbs. 1,746,640" — Total, Ibs... ... 62,301,964 55,044,131 1,746,640 9,004,470 56,044, 14 1,746,640 Decrease, Ibs... «++ 7,257,030 Dec’se exp'd 1844, Ibs 7,257,600 ‘The greatest falling off was in the exportation to the Hanse towns, which amounted to more than seven mil- lions of Ibs. in six months, The Ghina market has in, creased for this article. The expors to the United States have fallen off more than fifty per cent. The immense exports to this country from Greet Britain, have been confined to cotton threads, cords, calicoes, plain and printed, hosiery, laces, and shawls, Our manufacturers supply the home demand for yarn, to a very great exten- The Germans,are striving to do without the yarns of Great Britain. The treaty recently perfected by the repre- sentatives of the United States and the Zoll Verein,would have opened a very great market for yarns manufactured in this country, but our goverament could not ratify the treaty in consequence of the existing treaties with Great Britain‘and other nations, stipulating that equal favors and privileges should be extended to all, ‘The manufacturers of Great Britain claimed the same privileges the ZollVere- in treaty would have extended to the Germans. The go verdment of GreatBritain rested perfectlycontented during the ‘between Mr. Wheaton and the Prussian Minister, that equal benefits must be extended TINEA Nn ero ani ib th ht to their own manufactures that were offered the Germans, ‘The existence of the numerous treaties between the ‘United States and other nations of the world, will prevent the formation of any treaty of reciprocity with any single nation, that may wish to meet this country on fair and equal terms. The tariff act of 1842 hes been altered from time to time, as any particular clause has been discovered conflicting with any existing treaty, and any approuch to a more liberal construction of our tariff with the intent of favoring any particular nation, cannot be carried through unless it acts with equal advantage to all. We must open our ports to the entry of any particular manufacture or any perticular production to every nation manufacturing or producing that article, on equal terms, be they pro- hibitory orotherwise. In consequence of the great over- sight exhibited in forming treaties between this and other ceuntries, we have been compelled to abandon many very extensive markets for our manufactures, and toad here to a policy totally opposite from jthat which many interests of the country require. Old Stock Exchange. 2000 Ohio 6’, *60 830 973¢ 250 Norwich & Wor 62) | do Hs 100 do 510 a it do 9% 150 do esh 6244 30000 do 36097) 150 do 360 60 4000 Kentucky 6's 101% 75 = do Gig 5000'Pennsylyania S's 7250 62 5000 do 830 71% 750 lo 51% 4200 N York 5's, '58 103° 5 State Bank a4 20000 Government 6's 1154 40 Harlem RR 8S 2000 itinols 6's 4_ 200 do 60 69 5 Bank of N York 120° 50 do 860 68 50 Ohio Trust 860 95% 100 do esh 68 100 L Island RR b30 83 50 N Jersey RR. 93 50 do b60 83 100 Stonington RR 60 424g 290 do esh #2 8 Bank 816 mo #60 Li 25 Morris Canal 104 10 50 do. 60 825g 100 Readin 40 Mech Bank 107 ape ae ing 100. do 360 107°" 600 do 360 49) 100 Kiremen’s Ins 10t 25 Canton Co 37 x Bi Com, full 1 = 25 xg 363 Farmers’ Loan ch 100 lo a 60 Erie RR By 30 Kentucky Bk 3 lo Second Board. 5000 Ohio 6's, 9744 150 Norwich & Wor 510 61 100 Long Island RR Hed 100 do b3 61 50 do 86081" 25 = do 6 New Stock Exchange. 2000 Ohio 6's 810 9734 150 Norwich & Wor Jov0 do her, (0 do b10 62, 1000 do b60 175 lo 61% 1000 Kentucky 6's 30y s10 10134 25 lo 62hg 1000 do esh 10132 50° do b3 62 25 Norwich & Wor c: % do 83 62 825° do. sh 6244 25 Farmers’ Loan 40, 15 = do h 42 NA Trust % do 810 61% 50 US Bank hy 50 do bio 62g 25 lo 2 do 83624: 25 Canton Co 25 do snw 62 lo 25 do 83061 25 LIslandRR a0 do buw 624 30 °° do 30 83 State of Trade. Asuxs—Pots continue in moderate demand, We quote $418]. Pearls are very steady at $443] a $4.50. Baxavsturvs—Genesee Flour $4 18] a $425. Ohio $4 iba $4374. Northern Corn 50 cents; Southern 45 a 474 cents. Corrox--The market to-day exhibited the same general features and was fully supplied by holders, who, in a few instances, receded to effect soles, The total traneac- tions amount to about 1200 bales Hay—There ia a very limited demand both for export and home consumption. Prime qualities sell at 42 a 45c. Common qualities are held at 85a 38c. The receipts cen- tinue quite large. Suaans—Prices were quite firm, witha very moderate demand for all descriptions. We notice small sales of Cu- baat 6a 6§c. Porto Rico 6}a7c. St, Croix 7} a73c— Brown Havana 6} a 70 Wnisxey—Drudge casks are firm at 24c. Western bar- els are steady at 244c, and in very fair demand. Foreign Markets. Mayvacuez, P. R., Aug. 12.—We have been obliged to ee ® quarantine of four days, owing to anew regu- lation ay adopted, which subjects all vessels from ports north of New York toone day, and all south of it, four days; and those having no bills of health, from four to twenty-five days, at the pleasure of the authorities. Bu- siness is very dull here, and no ae to be had; a cargo bought for Norfolk, of very inferior quality, eost $3 50, and those of good quality are not to be had at any price. Passe: Arrived, Livenroo.—Packet ship United States—H "T Brownell, Jas Sparrow, Joseph Bach, Mrs Britton—93 in steerage. Savannan—Brig Exact—A L Heine, L Sunderland—40 in the steerage. AVANNAH—Brig Sterling—Mr, Koster and lady, Mrs. F. A. Forster and ebildren, Messrs. Sow Aherm, Ferrie’ Biv deabarae; Shiunilly' Bates, and two in the steerage, Cuaniysrox—Brig Moon—Mrs. 8. Fisher and child, Mr. M. Riggs, and four in the steerage. Foreign Importatt Ltyenroo.—Shin United’States—100 al R. Kermit— Les Habersham & Jones—tcs J Mortimer, jr—1 esk Cornell Brothers—2 do Appleton & Onderdonk—1 do Van Antwerp & Oakley—1 do JJ Wood—t dol’ Tomes & Son—12 cs 7 bales Sands, Futler & co—1 esk Halstead & Dash—I es Wright, Stur- guess ke Shaw—2 es JR Worrell & Son—3 cs Garner Me (Co? ¢s 3 bls G Hastings & co—2 es L & Y 4.¢8 Paton & co—f cs 2 ste ds J Ferguson—! Cc —Lesk L Benedict & co—9 bxs J Le eoks Warten, Hore te Lelie 2 bole Iv Pe 2inSOn Gould & Alliwater--2 do Field Thompsou & co—2 do Merrill, Ely & co—5 doBuckley, Graham & co—1 esk Ashton, Jackson & co—!1 cs McRee & co—7 bris Hamer & Hayse=! csk_& P Hyne—33 brls Gorton, Hodges & co—1 box Williains & Bell 18-do3 brls J Gihon & co—I1 es Cripps & col es Mofiit & Al fencd do 1 bLA & WN Strong—7 cs, Young, Smith & co 1 as © Schenck~2 do R Jaffray & co—1 do R, Schell—1 do Sill & hompson—1esk CH Hubbard—1 do ‘Tracy & Allen—3 cs Adrinnce & Shaw—1 csk G Stacy—2 do | bx $bris BH Fole co—l esk J W Towt & Son—) bris W. Slone—2 es Wortel Coates—L es Collins Brothers—2 cs Hals faines & co—3 do 2 bris Jackson, lpr & co—3 cks Townsend, Sayre & Clark er—It —4 cs 4 cks cks 5 ch 2 chs Gok & Stnrk i do J B ithodetl do Wood, Folger & Misnt Sea © E Bill & Clark—1 es Chittenden & Bliss—10 cks Sigours ney & Law—1 es W Bencroft—2 do H Farnum & co—2 do H Pixon-2 do W Wall—I do Harvey & Stack—I2 do Hunt & Bro thers—2 do A Edwards—I2 do L Atserbury—2 do'8 Brown—1 cks H Crossman—2 bris WW" Chissler—2 cks Boardman & Hart—1 es J 8 & D Lathrop—1 es Richards, Bassett & Abon—1 do F & J Bussy—t cs J Petit &co—2 ca K Falconer—2 do R Adshead & Son—1 cs BR Lummins & co—@ do Clark & West —5do Manning & Journeay; 2 do Bramhall, Abernethy & Col- lins—1'do Warren, Catlin & Loop—t ck R Patrick & co—2 do Coming, Hamer & coml do AR Van Nest—5 do Nevins & co— Les CH Kussell & co—20 do Hall, brothers—t do Fellows Van Arsdale—3 do Ballin & Sanders—4 cds 1 bale B H Halsted & co =3cks A Hagraw—1 do Plate & brothers—1 es J Napier—2 cks JT Dolan & son—2 do 2 bkts $C Heart & brothers; 18 bales Henry Bailis—2 cs 1 bale Hughes. Ward & co—Les John Rath- vin—1 bale F Huntington &co—2 ¢s'T Steinhal—15 do J MeCall & co—2 do J Reese & son—25 do W Whitewright—I do Cerf, eer & May—3do bale BK Lammis & co—2 do Lockhart, Gibson & co—2 do Eno Phelps—3 do HS Ballard & co—25 do J & J Stewart & co—10 cks Hasluck & com1 bx Buckley, Gra m & co—8 do Stone & co—5) do tin Stokes, Gilbert & cO—533 bdls & 1049 bars iron Bleecker & Oothout—#49 bars iron Dwight & Foster—2 Stone & co—47 bxs J Pattison & co—il_es JL can & son—2 bales 41 bxs Smith, Tharger & co—2 cs J Nichol- son—3 do Griffin & Putman—20 do Richardson & Watson—I ck JA Newbold—44 bales 10.¢s Inglis & Scott—43 es A’ Mitchell & co—109 bxs tin Phelps, Dodge & co—300 do 3 cks GB More. wood—I1 es Bird & Giliilan—t do JY Jones & co—3 bales D Oakley & son—7 cs 2 bales Paton & Stuart—3 es Rees, by & co—2 do J Hudson—12 do J Rhodes—9 co—9 do Barclay & Li Ray dod Roh J Morrison—2 cs H F Sturges & Shaw—3 bales J Outram—3 cs J Bach—I0l cs 13 bales 239 hdls. & 20 es steel 11 erts to order. « Poxce--Brig Overmann—( Reported yesterday)~60 hhds mo- esses 41 do sugar T Lord—71 do 95 hhds molasses P Harmony’s Nephews—14 do Wm Furniss—15 hhds sugar ‘Thos Marean—12 do 6 hhds ram J W Archibald. ¢ Domestic Importations. Savawxan—Brig Sterling—129 bles cotton E Chadwick, jr, 0 Boston—10 bales leather Buikley & Brook--39 do ‘cotton 3 Da- Yis—13 do Shubal & Hutchius—d do AA Rogers—17 hhds mds Wm Young. s Citaniestox—Brig Moon—3 hhds 1 pipe 136 do HI Servlan—2 boxes iuilze Goodhue & cot do beeswax 2 bags feathers Seo & Gilbert—3 bxs mdze€ Walter—6 bags indigo Burritt & Jol son—8 bxs mdze Holbrook, Nelson & co—21 do Wood & M rick—S2 bales cotton $8 Chapter—100 do Pellot & Ia Barlier— 42 do G Collins—32 do 120 tes rice Dunham & Dimon—139 bis cotton to ard MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steamships. "PROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. see eeeBepte T + vee Sept. 16 { Sept. 16 Qete 1 Nov. 4 stamens, cad y) Judl G. Westem, Matt Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels will give to Ronent Sitvev, Captain of our News Boats, a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their passage, a list of their cargo, and’ any foreixn newspapers, or news they may have. He will board them im- ately on their arrival. Agents aud Correspondents at home or abroad, will confer a favor 8 mae to this office all the Marine Intelligence they ean 0 ‘autical Jnforma- tion of any kind will be thankfully rece’ Cleared. 1s Preciosa, (Danish) Kerr, Hamburg, Madden, doy by. the a, Go . De Peyster & "Whitmarsh; Ex morara, T. Winniett; J.D. Noyes, Littlefield, St. Marks, Hurlbut &Co; Savannah, Dixon,’ Savannahs Hiram, (Br) Belfast, Bache McEvers—Schirs Helen, Newell, Gren Eiwell & Ce letou, Habbard, Havre de Grace Philadelphia, Schmidt & Bal ile, (Br) Card, eCready ton, Sayfield, W. J. MeKee; Richmond, Cushman, New Bedford. Arrived. Packet ship United States, Britton, from Liverpool, July 27, with indse, to R. Ker Barqre bushels salt to nus, of Harps Barque Heela, Bi is, J7 days from Bonaire, with 2025 we & Sor Sailed in co. with brig Alee- and. » from St Kitts, St ¢ W, E.) and 12 days from St! Thomas'in ballast, to A, Hubbard & Co. Sid in co. from St. Kitts, with schr Laura, fo milla, Sehr Jehana, for Bonaire, sailed the day belore, vessels.” The day before Capt. Babbage sai there was a very severe hurricane—there were tw in portat the time, one of which parted both el and arrived at St Thomas, e one el Wty the other acable’s length of the rocks, When Capt. B. the sehr Laura had dragged her anchors near theshore, it aus i id put Lo sea. ‘cbse ape, Weg, i aye from Fores Plt, with cof i i So val, to Btnn &igans 2" ay fom Savannah rig Exact, Johnson, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Sturges & Cléirmans 47 casks rice Goodhue & Uo; 205 bales éot- ton to order, Brig Moon, Knudson, and rice, to Dunham & Brig Georgiana, Bedell, 3 days from Philadelphia, with mdse, \ogahr Moneguinery, ally, 1p a chr Montgomery, Kelly, 15 days 05 dh $3076 to AX. CR 4. daya from Charleston, with cotton mc 8 from. Port au Prince, with re & Co; 60 bags coffee 1 on the passage, of fever. S days from Newbern, NC. to master, Schr Perseverance, 6 days from Newbern, NC. with fayal stores, to 8. L. Mitchell hr Baltimore, Woglam, 6 days from Baltimore, with mdse, bog Fivoter, ir CORN Hen Pm | dave from Chincoteague, with By aves Miller, « days from Chincowague, with corn, to ieee from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, to 4 {CRE Emma, Cole, from Baltimore, with cotton, to Johnson Schr Mail, Brash, 5 days from Baltimore, with corn, to the master, to eraleer Merchant, Deming, from Baltimore, with mdse, oct George Franklin, Nelson, from Cherrystone, with corn, Schr Banner, Woolsey, 2 days from Philadelphia, with coal to master, 2ith inst, off the Delaware Capes, ig having geht Mary, (before reported) in tow, trying C3 tow abo having hr Henry B i i i Schr Mary Ann" Birk Biladsipiia leone Schr Fidelity, Chambers, ¥ . Schr Adaline’ & Rosina, Foster, Machias. lumber. Schr Jasper, Rich, Machias, lumber. Schr Cypress, Sawyer, Machias, lumber. Steamer Seneca, Francis, 20 hours from Hartford, indse. Bi { Below. One brig, unknown. Wind SW. Sailed. th Carolina, New Orleans; brigs Al- » Cadiz; Caroline, Hoyt, Charleston, Ships Indiana, and bion, Amtwerp;) Catarin and others, nced & hen itt about lat 38 1 ed down and remained #0 some’ time *, and sustained other damage.” the veel and has bee rene to digcharges ARGUE VeLasco, Choate,from Havana for Falmouth, Eng, touched at Smithville, NC. about 2th, and landed "passengers, C Cl retumed, and Capt, Si by, late Rest o cer, Shi Serve eee teen linen F i : ds, on hoi colors, will be boarded by Gor: Ellis and cas at at bic! with wood, water and fresh fishy and, with auchrorote Ft tubes al rain ad ernor’s: orl distinguished by two flagestaffs erected near the ; Whalemen, Sailed from New Bedford 28h inst. Drymo, Taber, Indian Spoken. London Packet, James, 9 days from New York for St Jago de Cuba, Aug 16, lar 96, Jon 70 10—by the Overmann, at this Cairo, of Baltimore, 18 days from Boston for Falmouth, Ja, Aug 17, lat 28; lon 6o—by the Whiten, at thiaports no fome, of ame, Herald, of Baltimore, bound Westward, Aug 19, lat 42, 1 sochy the Unned Srateheatthto nore ae ri i pilot boat Phantom. Be Ang 26—by the same. Foretgn Ports. of Baltimors, for Porto Rico, 1th; Magnolia, ont LE Sturges, for Guayama, [5th; Caro veil she was knock speung a survey has been held on their io se. Hoston, steering NE, Aug 25, lat 39.27, lon 73 30— by the same, 0 Poland, Smith, of and'from Newport for Havana, Corsair, of Halifax, 47 days from Cardiff for Philadelphia, mn St Tomas, Any 15—In port, Cornelia, for Bath, lth; M: port, Eliza, Lockwood, for New ith, Comet, do, 10 days. At ‘New York, for La Guayra, Mth; more, hne. ia GUAYRa, Aug 51h port, Sarah Ann, Huttleson, from Philadelphia, disg; Sarah Lavinia, Fowler, from NYork, do. ‘once, PR, Aug 1—In port, Magnolia, for New Haven, next In p sth Bend, Fessenden, 5 Wave, Hig dyal ‘Sailors Young, for ‘Non- Willis Putnam, Cool PR. Aug 10—In po: Baltimore, soon: Susan, Landern paretl, Homer, of and for Philadelph Haturax, Aug 18—Are Harriet, Lake Ports. Burraro, Aug. 27—Arr B Hill, ke, Lexington, Detroit; Perry, Ruggles, Missouri, and’ And (new) Conneaut; Endora, Mich Ci om, and Stranger, Milan ; Dayton, Vermil gland, Detroit; ers n, Detroi v Jouns, PR. A oun, %, 180, ) from Jamaica, une; days. Baltimore, on, Chicago; Baltimore, d ninighar do, Porter, do , do; Clyde, Huron; Hubba “Express, Vermillion; ‘Atlas, C ; Emma, Ashtabula, Home Ports. M—Arr Monhegan, C: York; 15th, Calisto, H Brazier, West Indic , Salley, and Gre: BANcon, Aug 33—Arr HT linc phia. Barn, Aug 23—Arr Liberty, Cush PortLann, Aug 26—Arr Potoma Jane, Hutchinson, Calais for NYoi i ‘ pNewvonvronr, Aug 27—Arr ¢ , Hodgdon, Phi phia. Boston, Aug 28—Signal for a barque., Nothing cleare: Arr 27th, Vesper, Hopkins; Zephyr, Morse, and “Albert Vi Nichols, Philadelphia; Marion, Kelly, and’ B ears, jarold, Willard, Georgetown, St Andrews, 1 1, John H Ste; song, N York, unders, Philadel. h, Echo, do f folk; Cl Norwic Crosby, Alby 26th, pm—Arr Lebanon, Brown, Philadel vhia. Sid Eagle, Epaantowy, Aug. 27.—Arr Solon, Bern for Boston; y PI rg for do:'Chiet Ba .N do for ‘Phomaston i hure buck. Philad for Boston; Tilia Aun, ‘Tucker NYork for East port; ua, Dodge, Philad for Boston, 20th, in port the Above and others—Wind NE cloudy. w Beprono, Aug 27—Sld Ellen Rodman, Shepherd, and Corinthian, Shepherd, N York, q ANTUCKET, Aug 25—Acr Tl’ H Thompson, Bishop, Philar delphia; 26th, N Biddle, Walton, do, Sld 29th, Walter Scott, Outer Roads: » August 27-— Arr Margaret Anny Godfiey, Phily- Dayton, A fane, Hudson, New York, Sld American, Austin, Ellsworth, Hudson; Geaot, Lamphear, and Peruvian, Black, Philadelphia; Lodemia, & ‘Eliza, Somers, for do. Newront, Ang. 25—Arr Erin, Gardner, N Bedford for} Nore folk; Atlantle, Nickerson, Boston tor Port Royal; Harvest, Presby, Taunton for N York, - i habe Riven, Aug 27—-Are Wm Thompson, Stewart, Philads New ig 27—Arr Don Juon, Sanford, Porto Rico; Two Brothers, ‘Thom| Mary Elizabeth, Clark, and - mer, Haley, Philadelp! * Free ‘Trader, Kelsey, NYork. Sid $8 R Smith, Kelsey, Alban Paitapetenia, Aug 29—Arr Caracas, Dill, La Guayra; Al- bert Perkins, Clark, Arecibo. Bavrimone, Aug 20—Arr Mary M Hooper, Travers, Fal- ; Satah, Rimball, Eastport. ANDRIA, Aug 26—Arr Mozart, Revnolds, Boston. wp, Aug 27—Arr Superior,’ Marti ellen, thapman, and Vesper, Smith, Boston; well, Nor: folk; Botton, Pain mith, Charles- ton.’ Sld Rose: R01 New Ha’ has been to sea and experienced strony W during which, sprung m hak, suata jot boat Vinsinia, Coody, NYork; eruise—boarded on Sunday, 35° miles SE of Cape Heury, WH Tallman, from Porto Rico for Balti mere; came into the Capes on Monday, a bright sided mi'es SE of Cape Henry, passed Frances Jane, from Baltimore; ot boat Liberty, from a eruise—reports a ship, supposed the remen sh cn, went up the bay yesterday, Sid Jose- phine, Robinson, Richmond. a 4 APALACHICOLA, Aug 19—Cld Sobieski, Gay, Liverpool. New Oncrays, Aug 19—-Cld Thracian, Brown, Boston; Georg, [Swedish] Soderstrom, Gottenburg; Kenhawa, Harvey, and Saratoga, Maloney, Charleston. dam Key boat Henry Clay, from a FOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE—Mr. HAN- INGTON, of 46 Canal street, has a beautiful Saint Bernard Pappy, of three months old, who bids fir to be of prodigious size, Also, a very handsome card play- ng dog. hey will be sold cheap. Apply as above, between the hours of 10 and 12. au30 3eFee FOR SALE—A dark bay HORSE, of good speed and action, perfectly gentle and free from vice, and well adapted fi ysician’s use. Goes well ina = ight wagon. He can be tried by those ing to buy—price $8>—at ELDERD’S Stable, corner of Broadway and Grand street. au30 lw*m ‘9th—Purse $250, Mi i, free for all trotting horses, En rH’'S, by 9 o'clock P. Monday, rd: three Or moreto make a rice. September 30th—Purse $500, free for all Horses, Mares, aud fi Hurdle Race, 144 Mile Heaty—Hurdle three o1 om or before Monday, Sep d, Horses t JAMES D. MeMAN _ Bee 'y of the C CARD. AC. ADVICE IN ECULIAR to the circumstance, of Kemales, by D 4 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, L au30 im*re 47 Warren street, Ne’ a EMINENT SUCCESS IN THE TREATMENT OF OF THE LUNGS AND LIVER CH. 161 Greenwich street, New rds of twenty patients laboring und were pronounced as incurable by were recommended to make trial of Dr. V."s red during the last month, and in this brief the whole number to perfect health by the i his celebrated Indian Cough Balin and Lung Balsam me- h ily Preemainent in the eure. of all d i - dicine vest certifi ely cured invalid, and duly attested be- Mayor of the eity of New York :— THE CeMTIRICATE.) s Harper, Da. Voxnunssit i : 1 ‘ow my certificate with the pealth as pleasure now— greatest of fdten years ago. 1 ya sa my fa molock in the: morning | would commence ¢ jg and congh fortwo hours. I would raise, during, thoes tw hours, agill of matter. | had great difficulty tn breathing. | have spon bread milk the f ent any ment it not ea a ith has cured me, | have husband saw one of poke very highly of and recommended to send for Dr. Vondersmith, | My husband came home with Dr. Vondersmith ; he said he could eure me. A\ i: e cakes, 1 thought it was a plece ould not Mf cured, Thank God named Mrs, letter, and that e that the states ments contained in the ter are ti and further he says not. BENJAMIN BUCKWALTER, Sworn before mo this 10th day of July, 1844, JAMES HA’ ode! f Propai re 161 Greenwich st. N.Y. Cal trae, CLIFTON HOUS ON THE BA DE, STATEN ISLAND, BAR“ THE NARROWS.” FOR PERMANENT BOARDERS, transcient lodgers and ay visitors, offers an opportunity of enjoying the sea breeze, aview offand and water unequalled for its picturesqeness, the lasury of the sea bath, (the sea beach being within halfa mile. of the house, The ‘Tiider hour is 4% Rong Sunday at us pet. bd perior ¢ tte for the accommodation of Events. A fine Bow lng Alley and Bilin Toon are aac finish, ed for the amusement of the patrons of the establishment, GEORGE, PLERIS, Proprietor, N, B.—T wo of the best rooms in the House may be {fe eenainder a the season, on immediate application of ji es. On Sundays the boats run to Stapleton, landing every hour— Ci in pame ny f rian) eae stemtanee to convey igers to Clifton Hine AUCTION SALES. AG Tee Aner HARDWARE AUCTION, GENERAL AGENCY AND Com! on Merchants’ Exchange Auction Racin, No. 23 Plan, comer of Gold street. A PR bi pay ated i «clock, at the auction room, NINTH FALL TRADE HARDWARE Sale this season —On a credit of 6 mos for aj ved notes for sums of $10 and wy wards 00 packages Crest imported Birmi and Sheffield Hardware and Cutlery, Freach, German and-Ame- rican Goods, iz: Bright Trace Chi s, Sadirons, Frying Pans, Patent Ba, Boil and Saucepan jaucepans, 6d, 0d and dod Sine, draw, Wrought ails, Ame wels and Spades, Curry Com a= dlesticks, Hindostan Oil Stones Patent Wheel. Heads, Chest, ‘Trunk ‘Till and Padlocks, Knob Locks, Butt Hinges, Square jolts, Norfolk Latches, Plate and Kaob’ Locks, Rollers, Curtain, Pins and Ring's, cut and wrought Tacks, Molasses Gates, Ship, Scrapers; fancy Bellows, Woodscrews, Files and Haspe, Tea Tray ters. Brass Sockets and Balls, Stubs and Plates, Pew Door Butts, Escutcheons, Bed Keys and Screws, Plated Table and ‘Tea Spoons, &e.. ake rks of every deserij bone, tip, sham, &e. Cutlery, viz. 1, 2, 3 and 4 ‘buff four blade’ Congress yopen do, Penknives, Scissors, . Shears, Ke, 1000 dozen Scissors, in lots to suit purchasers. Alec, fo0 cards Turner's, Hnant’s, Wostenholm’s and other fine hives, 30, 20 boxes Coffee Mills, assorted sizes. Also, Strickland’s and uncovered Coffee Mills, Pel- hamn’s farge do for grocers, | case Axe Handles,6 boxes Axe Hat- chets, Seine Twine, Scotch Boring, ang Carpenter’s imitation Knob Locks, Long Latches, Curry Combs,Padlocks, Brass Can- lesticks, Butcher's, Cooper's and_ Carpenter Hooks, Trying Squares, Fi Butts, American and French Letter Pay yer Tea and ‘Table Spoons, b i Thimbles, Auger Bite so, a few cases Fy assorted. ‘Alsi ny just Angers. lane Irons, &e. ish hardwood frame and German Slates ‘ice fine and middling quality English Guns. red Steel Also, 5 cases Steel, for account of whom it may eoncern, gfhlso, multum in" parvo, gilt “Watches to wind, Looking Also,’10 casks Sadirons, 20 boxes Hindostan Oil Stone, 10 boxes Wheel Heads. Also, German Staple and Faney Goods, ARD VAN D HOUSE) J, BLEECKE of Septem! av—A general 430 Inve t 10 o'clock, at No. 13 rement of Homsehishd wer ruin and other Chairs, Sofas, ‘ables,faney painted Chairs, Cut Glasa, French and other Ly dis and Mate King Stove, and the Kiteh » with which W30 Stisre ‘Also, the sale will commence, POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION AT the Merehants’ Exchange, on the Istof October, by WILKINS & ROLLINS, Taleos previous! old rivate sale) one of the most ‘bexutifll ns: well profitable Farms on Li Island, about 10 miles from oft 3 miles from J: 4 from Flushing. [i iy rm ; $100 a year can be sold. at house, o Wi Curtains, Tabourettes, Pier, Di Oil Cloth, "Hall Lat weads,’ Dressing trasses, with other ar 7O meres, 15 be $1000 eas Syears, it will n at a great ba s made area ier " the spring. “Tt will positively he sold est bidder, Inquire at 139 Water street for further py naa Jee rie FOR SALE AT AUCTION. LENDID FARM on the Hudson river, town of Oran cone mite west of the village, a high state of i yanever failing. stre es, and kitchen ; a ivation, well f water,) Tare new Bam n a e-Kiln, and plenty of limesto ¢ farm will be divided or sold together, as will best suit, the purehasers, ‘The greater part of the money can remain on ond. and morte gaze, as will best suit the purchaser. For pirticulars, enquire 419 Broadway, corner of oN. Y..or at the sl Moses Wilson, on the premises. ‘The sale on Rriday, Orange Hotel, Newburgh, at !2 o'clock. $5 the Steam Ship Joh » froin Philadelphia, havi ure boat, by way, of and ni tained of their wh their depcrure from New, York, aay information respe will be most thankfully reecived by their anxious and n us friewds at No, 50%, South Delaware House, Philadel- Aug30'it*ec. SRATIC MEETING. th Berger township will hold a : al street, eonth street, at 6 o°elock—returning will leave tions and fri .CTURE THIS rant Lecture “will stion, Cirenlatio he “Chest by Mac ING. by Dr. Hollick, on tn whieh compre nse Hall corner Broadway and Grand isely at eight. nw Ittec ne LADY, a situstion as Governess inn gbjections to Ko into the country, oF to any o fi ates. References given. Please address a note to N. AL E.R, addressed to Messrs. ( worth & Co, of Albany, N.Y. The sar of one of the Albany boats, the latter part of July. was a note drawn to their order for $525, dated July sth pardoly ienaetanetiggeate This ie to eration any person (oom ne- aus0 2*ee WAY West Belew. TO SPORTSMEN. "lO BE SHOT FOR ON SATURDAY, 3ist August, a fine lot of Young Pi good coadition for Sportsmen to practice on,the wing. » shot from the Trap. Distance specified at the time of shooting. If the weither should prove favorable, the sports will commence at Lovelock, P.M. At BURNHAM’S MANSION HOUSE, aus 2t*re loomingdale, TO MACHINISTS, &c. NUMBER of Machines for Braiding Straw Plaits—all complete—together with a qi f Reels, Spools, Switts, very low to meet. Apply to 31 Ferry stroet, New York. ‘au30 Im* TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS & DEALERS. NHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sal ‘\E HAVANA SEGARS, AND HE. FIRST QUALITY. M. HENRIQUES, No. 51 William street, respectfully invites the attention of the pablic and strangers visit I and exatnine at his’ well known establ well selected Segars, and which are guaranteed to wit a genuine imported article, and all of the first, Regalias, (of superior quality.) jormas. Yngeniudad. ‘anetelas, (of different brands.) La Palm: Noveigas. ‘ Principes, (of varions brands.) , In addition to the above, there are a variety of other brands in the Store, all of which are sold wholesale and retail, and which will be taken back at any time if they do not give the satisfaction required, au30 1 c ing been engaged onjunction with a it Ocalist in a the treatment of diseases and haying succeeded numbers of i" ight s which had bee rable by other € offers his s branch ode of practice is inode of practice, by any one who favors him with acall brtake a case where there are not gond, rexsons nd his nin being tO assist inthe timable blessing, sight—the poorest of the ay avail themse! of his tan “Me CHILD. may be erpted] from10 to 1, at 60 Vand ison. All letters must. be post pa for expecting a cur m of that ANTED-—A situstion by a respectable you d seamstress, or Chambermaid and sear ‘The best city reference given. Please sy aus tfrre WANT: URNISHE GENTLEM ha MAN AND WIFE. w sitting a sleeping epartment for a servant, 10.4 1 ms must be moderate Paymes ly or monthly=if approved of will be ke Address D, L or up town not ob, ge. WIN seriber offers the following Brandies, Gin, © Madeira in wood and glass, le and Brown Sherries, in butts, br quality. hecries, 1n qr. casks, it. hhds., ar. cosks, also in detnijohns and bottles, supe Simon ilado and Mansani Mai inher, Steinberger, Hoeke h, Charrberger, Broniberg, hampagae, superior quality, in pints and quarts, z Burgundies—Clos de Rougeat, Chambertin, Volnay. hateau Margaux, Latour, Se, &e,” ‘wines are of pare and of fine qualities, imported for pply to Aurly 10 GILBERT DAVIS, 45 Pine street. HARRIE Grown and dark an The abe family w Au29 Itisee “a ami. REWARD—Lost, on the 25th BD corape tee heopeseslc nog! Bore CET,with « Padlock attached, cont stant, street, a q hair, of great value to the owner, : reward will be paid at DR, WHEELELS, 33 Greenwic au26 3ti rc anil HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS, L. 1. SEVERAL rooms having heen vacated) as per agreement, SD which were engaged fora definite enables the seriber to assure those who may wish good’ family rooms for : of the season, that they can obtain them now stablishment. ‘The terms of board to families dur er will be greatly reduced from former charges—and rendered much more agreeable to. those who. seek r0- emf ALONZO REEDE th, 14h, NTS. QTRANGERS visiting the city will find at our establishment, "Now. 260 Broadway, beyond comparison the most elegant and extensive wholesale an ANCY ARTICLES 8, » the Atlantic, Which we take pleasure in showing) to.sall at prices ns low (saying the least) as those her house. i retail ass FOR PRES ANY ‘Our present stock of Faney Stationery, Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sun Shades, Gloves, Riding Whips’ Fags, Card ‘Cases and ‘Tablets, Desks, Dressing Cases and Raney Boxes, Purses, Per- fumery, Faney Porcelain and Glass, Gilt, Steel and Mourning Jewelry, and indeed of every thing we are accustomed to im- pow ee. complete and perfect as can applicat aug ie SNe CEI™ | SOPH 5 AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. ~~ AY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1041. anes ANDROS ce i The public is mafectfll informed sha thin gtablighiment wil on, Monday, 4 Mr. Anderson, the celebrated ‘Tragedian, from. the theatres Covent Garden and Drury Lane, is engaged for ten sights, aad ‘Will make his first appearance on the above evening, in Sh peare's Tragedy of Othello Iago : From thet} Vo In America, Desdemona, se Muss Clara Ellis, From the Theatre Royal,’ Drary Lane, her first appearance in America. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. DR. LARDNER’S ENTERTAINMENTS. THIS EVENING, AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. (TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS<49 DISCOURSES on THE DISCOVERI IN ART AND SCIENCE! with A SPLENDID COLLECTION or TELESCOPIC AND EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS! OPTICAL RECREATIONS! MICROSCOPIC EXHIBITION! ILLUMINATED VIEWS or EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL SCENERY! 17" To commence at 8 o'clock. 0F*Tickets and Places can be obtained at the Box Office, daily, from 10 to 5 o’clock. (C7 For particulars of each Ev small bills and advertisements, NIBLO’S GARDEN. Corer of Broadway and Prince street, New York. ing’s Entertainments, see au2sef re ‘The Entertainments are under the sole direction of MR. MITCHELL. Door at 7—Entertainments commence at 8 precisely. ird nixlit in America of anew piece entitled the Milliner’s day, 1 which Mr, Mitchell will aypearas Simon Sparks. in H a Holis I iehly successful extravaganza of Open Sesame Tfolland will sustain his favorite character of “Ms. Mitcleil aud Mr, Holland on the eame evening. PRIDAY + V NING, August 30th, will he presented, MILLINER’S HOLIDAY, Sparks M Miss Lotta, OF" law OPEN SESAME! OR A NIGHT WITH THE FORTY THIEVES. Abdallah + Mr Fenno Hassa Ni Co M tG"NO "BO! bh count of weather, as the Grand Entrance from Broadway to the protected, and the New Saloon, which is ventilated from the top_and sides, can be enclosed at_a moment’s notice, WALNUT STREET THHKATIRN, E. A. MARSHALL, LESSE The Ri Season at this establishment will commence on ular SATURDAY, SepuTuh A meeting of the Company will take place on the morning of Weduesday, the 4th, at 11 o’clock, in the Green Room. A juested, fall and panetual attendance MW. Re BLAKE, Stage Manager, Philadelphia, August 23d, 144. au29tosdez EVENING'S OF TitISH MINSTRELSY, SEQUENCE of the approbation bestowed on MR. ICHAPL'S Lecture on the History and Characteristics he will reyeat iton FRIDAY EVENING next, st, At the Society Library, comer of Leonard street way’. " menice at 8 o'clock, ‘Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the cipal music stores, and at the door on the evening. au2zé 3t* gc Y. Society Library, of verse EN 'TERTAINMEN way ¢ d Le ir to announce his intention da ‘Jeanie Morrison; Another; A Hi 5 Tis sweet v" i hood; (The het Rad i Path? le Ma ving full particulars, to be brary, and at the door. at 8 o'clock. an30 to septs ec CONCERT NIGHTLY. G®AND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, at J, PINTEUX Café des Mille Colones Saloon, 307 Broad: way. Engagement of Miss ADAIR, well-known establishment since May. Refreshments of the best kind can always be had the bar, with the attendance of careful waiters. A well ve lated Billiard Room containing eight tables commanicates Saloon on the same floor. "The Ices and Creams, the best he city affords, can at all times be obtained. (C7 Entrance free, als 2w*m GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION. TTHE PROPRIETOR has the hong forming the citi zens of New York,that he is now exhibiting fora few days at he Lyceum of Natural Histoi ¥, No. 561 iblo's Garden, the magnificent MODEL OF PARI really splendid work of art, carved entirely on wood, is the re- sult of 16 years of labor.’ It comprises at least 57,000 houses, 1670 streets, and more than 100,000 di it subjects. Each }ouse, monument and public square is represented w: fulness and mathematical nicety in their forms, dimensions and colors, Inasmuch that persons who have resided in the great metropolis of the world, can easily recognise the house in which they haye dwelled. Open every day from 9 A. M. till 10 P. M. Price of admittance, 25 cents ; children half price. au3 Stewlm*re FIELDS, HOBOKEN. TIC ELYSIAD GYMNAS EXHIBITION, 4. Grand Comic and Burleaue lalian Pantomime, tried THE ADVENTURES OF FATHER CASSANDRE, Of, LE BARBIER IMPROVISE, PY The ELLSLER BROTHERS. ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER- NOON, Augiusg 26th, 20th and 0h, will be given a new and entire change of formance, to commence with the id and wonderful fea ‘ ts of gyinnastics, displaying their incredible lity an feats of strength, ‘Tours Wad 1 t] wal conelade the frst part with the Tableaue of the "ATHEN: TAN°GABES, or the Boutle Anon ‘ickets 50 cents, to be had at the do« Doors open at half past 7—to comn , Broadway a § intermission of half an hour. <2) PART BECOND. grand pantomime entitied the Anew OVENTERES OF FATHER CASSANDRE, Bro- snccess, the Ellsl each formances change Performances to commence at ( o'clock precisely, nu26 5t*rre THE ALHAMRA, Between Spruit ano Patnce Streets. ible place of resort is open for the season. ‘The ruits, Jellies, and other refreshments, are of the finest scription. ‘Au Orchestra, combining some of the first musical talent in the city, perform every evening, except Saturdays and Sundays, uygrie-nieces from the composition of Straus, Lanner, Auber, ellini aud others equally celebrated. BRANCH, No, 165 East Broadway, one door aboye Rutger sen: where the same delightful ee Creams and Refreshments may be aull Imisere COLMAN'S 5 LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND EXHIBITION OF bEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. £03 ee pres ate f New York. ADMISSION ONE HILLING ONLY. | J STRANGER should leave the city pipooae Salting in ‘aintings and = Nv 1) see the Great Collections of Books, in hich are offe t prices to suit the times,’ Brief Bele SALE ROOM is filed with books of every kind including Prints aud Pictures, to sce mh Hoam. vo Cuanar in made Jvibee IHbAT HE FOR RK season, commencing on irs and new decor inits an30 2tawtw*re NE_LIVERPOOL PACKETS. x OLD LIN THE, Old Line‘ot Packets for Liverpoot will hereafter be spatched ju the following order, except falls on Sunday, the ships will c The ENGLAND, f 70 tons, O OM Bartlett, ¢ Reb ‘The OXFORD, qi 800 N . Rathbone, ¢ March 1 The MONTEZUMA, uly 16 1000 tons, Nov. 16 A.B. Lowber, ¢ March 16 The, EUROPE, Aug. 1 618 toy Dee, 1 eee &. Farber, April “NE new, ug. 16 ew toes Dee, 16 . B. Cropper, April 16 The COLUMBUS, Sept. 700 tons, Jan. 1 G. A. Cole, (May 1 The VORKSHIRE, (new,) "y Sept. 16 is \s, jan. 100 09%) G, Briley, May 16 port of leganee or comfort mods tions, in their fast sailing qualities ‘These Ships are not surpassed Thee Sh vessels in the trade. ‘The commanders are well known as men of characterfand experienonr and jeeat attention will always be paid to ta the comfort and convenience of passoupees, jametualicy, is regards the day of sailing, will be observed as afore. She rice of passage outward is now fixed at One Hundred Dollags, for whieh ample stores of every description, will be wovided, with the ex of wines aud liquors, whieh will furnished by the Stewards, if required. Neither the captain or owners of these Ships will be respon- sible for any parcels, or packages sent by them wnless ») regular bi are bigned therefor. 1 of Bor freight or pas sage, apply to BY THE OUTHERN MAIL, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Pwirapecruia, August 29, 1844. Let justice be done. I am assured that injustice has been done the Hon, John Sargent in my letter yesterday. It is said by his friends, that he did not vote with the Irish Repeal party, and that he was strongly in favor of removing the Dock Ward elec- tion poll from Divin’s Repeal Hotel; that not only himself, but members of his family voted in favor of the Native American house of Mr. Reese.— When the meeting was first organized at Divin’s, a motion was made that Mr. Sargent take the chair, which was defeated by the locofocos, they being the strongest party. I like to see fair play. In theatricals, matters are looking up. At the Walnut, Forrest and J. Wallack, are drawing very good houses. To-night, the Gladiator will be per- formed. The regular season of this well con- ducted establishment will commence on Saturday, Sept. 7th, and I trust Mr. Marshall may have a very profitable one of it. He isa Sesorring, mana- ger, and withal a gentleman and clever fellow. Burton’s house is pretty well patronisea, but he lacks the energy displayed at the American. It is said that Mr. Macready is engaged, and will ap- pear next week ; but this, I doubt, from the fact that his name is not yet * underlined” on the bill. The “Olympic” opens on Monday next, with General Welsh, and his admirable corps of eques- trians. The establishment throughout has been beautifully renovated, and from the liberal spirit of Gen. W. our citizens may rest assured that the Olympic Circus willbe one of the most fashionable places ot public amusement during the winter eea- son. Mr. Lewis T. Pratt, I learn, is negotiating for the Chesnut—one account states he has already leased it—but I fear the days of “wuld Drury” have long since set. The Native Americans have at length completed their ticket in the city, and a good one itis. Yes- terday afternoon, Thomas D. Grover, Eeq , was nominated for County Commissioner, and Augus- tine R. Peale for Auditor. Mr. P. is a young man much esteemed for his many noble and generous characteristics, and has certainly strong claims upon the Natives, from the fact that he lost an arm. during the attack upon the Native American meet- ing in Kensington in May last. = Mioute guns were fired this morning in testimony of respect to the memory of Commodore Dalles, deceased, A brute named Charles Shoemaker, was arrested and held to bail in $1000 this morning, for violent- ly assaulting a yous woman named Kincade, in emer The fellow knocked her down with 18 fist, Nearly all of the visiters at Cape May have re- turned, as the season terminates after Monday next. The * natives” turned out in great strength this morning, for the purposes of attending a “sign rais- ing and mass meeting” at Chesnut Hill, a short distance from the city. They will have a happy time of it, no doubt Stocks are again upward. The sales to-day were light, but more eatisfactory than those of the past few days. Pennsylvania Fives advanced 1, selling at 72. F 675 shs Wilmington Rd, 28); Penn- 3 t Boar $5000 sylvania 5’s, 72; $9000 U 8 5's, 103; 50 shs U 8 Bank, 8}; 110 Girard Bank, 11f- 200 sha Wilmington Rd, 98}; 60 do, 143 $1000 Sxconp Boarp 23}; $5000 Pennsylvania 6's, 71}; 40 Girard Bk, 119 US 6%, 1154; $600 Ches & Del Canal 6's, 66); 10 Philad. Bk, 105; 100 Reading Rd, 25. QQ An affray took place at Nashville, on the 2ist instant, between Major Robert B. Turner and Samnel Casey. Both were shot—Casey in the abdomen, supposed mortally, and Turner in the forehead, danger- ously. as SHIP NEWS. Correspondence of the Herald. : | Pattapenenia, Ang. 20—-P. M. Arrived—Kenduskeag, Mitchell; Mary, Bryant, and Harriet Fuller, Fuller, N York, gy: felow—Nonpareil, Horner, Charity, , ier, Park Osceola, Mears; min Homeo, Young, ‘Wagner, NYork. Worelgn Ports na, Aug 10—In port, Ellen, Dunham, for N ilda,’ Higgins, for Cowes anda mkt, ldg; Cor- ton, Just arr, Home Ports, Aug 29—Arr China, Brown, T: ston, Algonquin, Wallin and Star, Loughead, N York. delia, from Bi idad de StJohn, Below, (PHILADELPHIA an B —Ar Dover, Percival, Boston. Sid Ea- &h oh. Hani, Laguayra and Porto Car SP EXPRESS TO LIVERPOOL AND LONDON, By the ACADIA, to sail from Boston on Sunday, Sept. ist—ADAMS & CO. inform jauits and others, that all packages in- tended to be forwarded by them should be left at their office on or before Friday next, as nls will begeceived on board e day of si Edward Wilmer, of the firm of Wilmer & Smith, pool in this ship, and will give his personal. attention to all orders andexeeute any commission entrusted tour Ex- | Beis ett 7 Wall street. ‘The Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND, es es Shettz, ath ram to the Plabing scan, Om TESDAYS TC : " Foo No. 1, 5 Be rt Haunilton each way. ‘each way. ND AND FOR'T HAMILTON. ERNOONS—Will leave her wsual sand Pier No. UN. IR at 3 ofclows ‘ill mi turn Fare 1236 cents ench way. SECOND GRAND EXCURSION THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. ‘rom the numerous applications made to Janagers, and the Teal number ‘disappotn the enjoyment of the Excur- i ies eapecttully inform that they have again en- i TH AMERICA, under the if the popular Captain ‘Truesdell, for a second Grand Excursion up the Hudson to West Point and Newburgh, on FRIDAY, 90th instant, thereby giving a rare chance pf view! at leisure’ the fariamed aud romantic Scenery of this nobl iver. A splendid Band has been engaged, and the celebrated Mr asker h nerously volunteered to lead the Cotillions, Isaac Edge, Je, the Prince of Pyrotechnists, has also kindly promised to furnish for the occasion some of his most brilliant Fireworks. ine Ferry, Brooklyn, at 9 o’clock, 44; Barclay street 39; Canal st and foot of 19th street 10%q. is deemed to acquaint the kind patrons of the “Thistle Benevolent Association,” that the proceeds are applied indiscrimmately to worthy olyects of charity. Prekets forn Lady aud Gentleman One Dollur—Sigle Tick- ets Seventy-Five Cents, for th rsion, to be had o JAMES CURR, Canal and Hudson. WM. RICHARDSON, V.P. Perry & Greenwicl HARRISON, ‘Treasures MMERON, Secret . Cor, Tih st, and Sth avenue, h Fiat aticet, Rast Haver JA i Jol Leet 0 iN :: or Ot Reade wt W a V. CLIREHU y JOHN PATTE re wiPwai ys . un Hotel. ROBERT MARSHALL, Broadway. JOHN PATT! ey a pe hsp Avenu Clinton streets. é 30 Hudson street. IF7" In consequence of some alterations about to be made on the South Aimerica, the splendid steamers KNICKERBOCKER or NEW JERSEY will take her place on the above day. au2) lwtee FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL. he new gteamer PENOBSCOT, Captain N. Kimball, leaves the end of T whart, Boston, very ‘Tuesday and bi evenings, at ? ‘Stages will be in readiness on her arrival at the above vey passen the neighboring towns, FOR LONDON —Packet of the 10 — The endif neve Preket ship NONTHUMBER. LAN'D, Captain It. H. Griswold, sails positively as regular'day VEOEz=: modations for eabin, second we Wishing to secure berths pci re eat 76 South street, corner of Maiden Lane. p has excellent accommodations for eabin, second d Te Loe map sere. be ( wh ing ta oe berths, fail to make early aj ieation or i YO ted. TAUSCOTT, cot iden ban eabin a should not an wee South =W ORLEANS —LOUISIANA AND N Wyte LINE. — Warranted first regular Pack extra fast sailing coppered packet ship LO- JNA. Capt Urauhart, now loading at Orleans wharf, and ng featly all her cargo on board, will probably be fall to- nd sail to-tnorrow. ‘or freight or passage, haying handsome furnished accommo- dations, apply on at Orleans Whatt, foot of wall street, jhe Be K COLLINT, ‘South street. their goods correctly ine sail punctually as bills lading this day. ‘uli and Woodruff, who 0 reas. A° Minot ‘wil ucceed the Lo- a3 ec Shippers may ry, mpon havin I sured, and that the shijw of this - mpily forward all good wcket ship Genesee, Capt rena, and sail 5th Sept P if FOR NEW ORL alingtad fevgrie ip LORE i mart, will ¢ immediate, rmodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage will be toler it a low rate, if early application f and, foot of street, OF t , W. aT. ‘Parscort, 76 South street, commer Maiden Lave. ORLEAN First yalar ie ‘0. Be es Iplendid’ packet ship JOHN. MIN- TORRT Use ‘iccommodations for eabjn, second eabin 1d aes