The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1844, Page 3

< COMSTOCK’S SARSAPARILLA, FO! if Foe eas Cf tees arieing from an impure Pi and Sores the Obstinate Hi Ce 5 Affections, Habitual Costiveness,- _—_‘Scrofula or Salt Rheum, Cutaneons Eruptions, Sallow or Foul Complexions Swellings of the Boues, a Its use greatly beautilies the complexion and eradicates the very seeds of disease from the system. Sold at 21 Courtlandt street. Price 60 cents per bottle, or $4 perdozen. It may beobtained of the'true ite of Messrs, Comstock and Co. in every town in the Unik MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Sept. 3-6 P. M, ‘The stock market remains very flat. The operations are very limited, and prices are very feverish. Quota- tions to-day are alittle better than those ruling yesterday. Norwich and Worcester advanced-1} per cent; Stoning- ton, ; Long Island, 1}; Canton, $; Harlem, 2; Pennsyl- vania 6’s, Indiana, Ohio 6’s and Farmers’ Trust closed firm at yesterdays prices; Ilinois fell off 5. The Phenix Benk of Hartford, Conn., has declared a dividend of three dollars and fifty cents per share, for the last six months, payable on the Sth inst, Anew counterfeit one dollar note, purporting to be of the Farmers’ Bank of Maryland, payable at Easton, has been detected. This counterfeit is made payable to Wm. Hughlett, and dated April 16, 1842. It will be recollected that the counterfeit one dollar note, which made its ap- pearance a few months since, was on the Parent Bank st Annapolis, The paper is much whiter than the genuine, and the signatures and filling up badly done. Spurious notes for $500, of the Bank of Louisiana, are in circulation in New Orleans and may find their way North. They are supposed to be altered from some other bank—-vignette, Arms of Tennesse with a female Indian on the right margin, and on the left a medallion. The backs are red. The travel on our railroads seems to increase as the season advances. The annexed report of the Erie Rail- road shows an increase of about twenty-eight per cent :— New York anv Ente Rartaoap. Aug., 1843, yma from passengers, freight and mail. , $12,397 45 16,172 77 Increase in August, 1944...... $3,785 32 ‘The importations of fureign merchandise into the port of New York, for the month of August, 1844, exceeds any previous month in the whole history of our commer. cial affairs. We annex the daily recespts of duties for the past two months—July and August :— . S8ueseese $2,181,950 Deduct duties received in July... {excess of duties in August over July, The importations for August are valu as tollows :— Dutiable Goods. .... Specie and Bullion... ... 542 Free Goods... . + 1,191,221 ——— $10,767,042 The total value of the importations for July, was $3,006,912, while the value for August was $10,767,042, or an excess of $2,761,130. The amount of revenue from customs, received at the port of New York from the lst of January to the Ist of September, of 1943 and 1944, have been as follow: Reve! January. Februal 1 for eight months, . $7,072,292 This in an enormous amount to be reeeived in eight mouths, for duties on the importations into one port. We here,see a revenue o! nearly seventeen millions of dollars in eight months, from the imports into the!port of New York, against only about seven millions received for the same period last year. an increase of more than one hun- dred per cent. The revenue received up to the Ist of Sep- tember at this port is large enough to pay the whole ex- penses of the General Government, according to the esti- mates of the Secretary of the Treasury for the year 1844, leaving the receipts into the treasury for the whole year from other sources, to be applied to the other expendi: tures of the government—such as the redemption of trea- sury notes and payment of the public debt falling due. ‘The importations paying this immense revenue have been very large, much larger than the wants of the people re- quire. A very large portion of the imports for the fall trade yet remain in first hands, The jobbers have pur- chased very largely, but the stocks of the importers have heen so rapidly supplied, that the decrease from sales is hardly perceivable. As the season advances the importers Will become more anxious to clear out their stocks, and unless the jobbers come forward and take off the stocks, the euction rooms must receive them and the market filled from under the hammer. This will tend to reduce prices, and those jobbers having large stocks on hand inust become very heavy losers. This is invariably the result brought about by over importations. We published a day ortwo since a list of the Country Banks of Great,Britain, showing the average amount of issues for the twelve weeks prior to the 27th of April last- The object of these returns, which are made under the new “Act to make further provision relative to the re- turns to be made by banks to the amount of their circu- lation,” is to show the limits of the issues to be regulated by the new banking system of Sir Robert Peel. That aystem allows the banks of issue to keep up a circulation for the future, to the extent of the average for the twelve weeks priortothe twenty-seventh day of April last.— ‘The returns made by the country banks, showing the amount of their average issues, for that twelve weeks will be of great importance, as they show how far these banka can go, and regulate the confidence that should be placed in each. We annex additional returns. Those previously given showed issues amounting to £686,278 from twenty-nine banks. Banas Issurs. Bridport Bank—Messrs Gundry ire Bank—! Bedtord and Bedford: settee eee nee 8.515 Messrs. Smith & Co, 100,442 Stone Bank—William Moore... .. 9.164 Craven Bank—Messrs. Birkbec< & Co...... 77,164 Banbury Old Bank—Messrs, Cobb. . . 65,153 Burlington and Drittield—Harding, Smith & Co. 12,745 Brecon Old Bank. de ton & Co. 63.271 Bractord Old Bank—Messrs. Harris. .. 12.676 Banbury Bank—Messrs. Gillett & Co. fara tie and Odiham Bank—Messrs Cole CO. seesecensecceseeceusseseees Nottingham "and " Nottinghamshire Bank— Messrs. Hart & Fellows... .. Newbury Bank—Bunny & Slocock, Norwich Crown Bonk—Harvey, Hudson & Newark Bank—Godfrey & Hutton, . New Sarum Bank (Salisbury)—Hoetley, Eve- rett, Hetley & Smith. . Penzance Bank— Batten, Southwell Bank—Mi Shrewsbury and M lama, Adi Total amount of the above twenty-three Banks Total amount of the previous twenty-nine BAORGs ves soe vePesve adda deveved vue ve.’ COSTS Total for fifty-two Banks. . eee eee oe E1896 995 As soon as all the banks make their reports,we shall be able to give the extent ot the bank issues of the kingdom, beyond which they cannot go, and all the fluctuations that may hereafter take place must range below that amount. The country banks will have the right of issue, up to the limits of the returns now in the course of publi- The Bank of England is not so much restricted in her movements, under the new system, as the other baking institutions of the kingdom. ‘The issues of the bank are of course restricted on securities,but beyond that the amonnt is regulated by the quantity of bullion on hand, ‘This will carry oat to a certain extent the princi. ple advocated by many influential bankers, in withdraw: ing from cireulation {paper money pound for pound, for every povnd of bullion sent out of the country, or drawn from the vaulis of the bank. This keeps up a uniform value in the currency and prevents that depreciation in the value 6f money—heretofore so often experienced, caused by drains of specie without a corresponding con traction of paper issnes—that has so great an influence on prices, £711,647 Ola Stock Exchange. 16000 Ohio 6” RR a 10000 do. man ae 8234 10006 ‘Hiinniec's IA ede ne te 4000 Ohio 7 mo tao 4986 12000 Indiana 5’s 4 100 do 83 10000 Peansylvania 5's = 72 100 do 530 823¢ 2% Ohio Trast ig 400, do s6m 80 75 Canton Co aig 250 do. ‘b30 83 1 4 9 Norwich & Wor 6, 50 do 830 37: 4s do 62) 100 Harlem RR 6 400 do 63 100 do b30 70, 75 do 830 63 100 64 50 do 30 63 50 10 50 do 860 62)¢ 10. do b90 71 200 do 890 624 2 Stoniniton RR" 13 3 Read He 100 Mohawk RR stm 60 20 Bauk Com, scrip 97 Second Board. & Ww 362% 10 Manhattan 1 13% Noa Gat as Dana ey New Stock Kxchange. 2000 Ohio's, 60 53.97% 25 L Island RR 0 Farmers’ 10 55 do 8 coal’ o bs ds 2 lon Co s 100 4 4 30 Harlem RR do % do Sates or Srocks—Boston, Serr. 2. Roard of Brokers.—10 shares Norwich & Worcester R R61J; 18 do do 61}; 15 do do 145 80 de do 61; 201. Island Railroad, #30, 81}; '50 do do, b10, 814; 80do do, b10, S14; 26 do do 81}; 50 do do, b16, 81; 25 do do, b30, 817: 50 Rea: ding Railroad 24f; 150 do do 35; 200 Western RR; 88); 60 do do 983; 100 do do 834. State of Trade. Asurs~ Pots continue in very limited demand, bnt are very steady at $4 18}; Pearls the same at $4 43] a $4.50. Breapsturrs—This market is inactive. Genesee Flour can be bought at $4 18], although some ask $4.26, The ollowing is the statement of breadstuffs received at Albany from the commencement of canal navigation to the close of the month of Augus' . 1844. + May ist. April 18th + $152,372 26 217,924 69 + 584,499 739,883 + 40,674 104 004 + 63.206 9,258 sacs 3.946 21,09, receipts of Flonr at Albany forthe month of Au- fast show a falling off compared with the same menth last yar + 150,977 bris. « 160,099 Decrease. .....- teaee 876 ‘We learn from Rechester that on the 3ist ult. the wheat market had not opened very briskly, owing. probably to the hurry among farmers in preparing their fillows and to a hope that the price will advance. Wheat remained the same as at last quotations. ‘The transit of flour Kast for the last twenty days, including that shipped at Ro- chester, shows an aggregate cf one hundred and thirteen thousand barrels. The entire shipment from the opening of canal pavigstien to the close of the present month, presents the following oggregats Flour, bbls. . ‘Wheat, bush... : x Reducing the whent to flour, and we have a total of nine hundred and sixty one thousand seven hundred and forty-nine barrels, as the shipments eastward for the sea- son. . Corron—There was some enquiry to day for cotton, adecline of half a cent per pound, and no eelle 0) bales were taken at a quarter cent decline- at Potay—The receipta of bale hay continue quite large, with a very moderate demand from the trade or for con. sumption. “ Common qualities North river sell at 37 a 330; prime 42 a 45c, Wniusxey—Drudge crsks are held at 24c, but the de- mand is very moderate. Prisonand Western barrels are dull at 243c. EE Married, On Tuesday evening, 3d instont, by the Rev. 8. A. Co- rey, Col. Rourur A. Canter, proprietor of the Waverly House. to Canouine, Resroca, daughter of Jne. Mowton, Eeq , of this ci On the 2c instant by his honor James Harper, Mayor of tl ity, Mr. Aquita B. Marsuatu, of Philadelphia, to Miss Cornezia C. Sturces. On the 2d instant, lartwell’a Vieghington House, by the Rey. Orson Doug'as, Joun Ross, Chief of the Chero- kee Nation, toMiss B. Star.en, of Wilmington, Dela- ware. , Died, On Tuesday morning, 34 instant, Mr. Samusn Hains SmitH Woonwortn, aged 33 years, son of the late Samnel Woodworth, of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and the mem- bers of Olive Branch Lodge No. 311.0 of O.F., are re- spectfully requested to attend his funeral this afternoon at 5 o'clock, from the residence of hia mother, 547 Pear! st. On Tuesday, the 3d instant, Winisam Rowe, aged 40 ears. z, His friends and those ot his brother, Edward Rowe, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 5 o’clock, from No. 68 Pineapple st , Brooklyn Suddenly, on Tuesday morning ‘2d instant, Faxpenice H.Pirtman, in the 24th year of his age. 8 acquaintances and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his brother in- Jaw, Joseph Dillon, No.4 Johnson street, Brooklyn, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The members of Columbian En- gine Company No. 14 are requested to meet at 1 o'clock precisely this afternoon, at Mr. Venn’s, 18 Ann street, to attend his funeral, 16 Copy. it inntent, Mr, Tuomas Youna, in the Latest RECEIVED AT THE, NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, er. il 9 Manilla bello Point Petre, Guad. .. Pernambuco . pril ‘May ‘Aug. NoSSSGo. Bue SBESER eco ow a Be Passengers Arrived, Cuaniestox—Brig Sullivan—Mrs F Herwig, A Jude, Messra Prince, Oxilver, Banarch—4 in the steerage, Ko eTOwN, SC—Brig Fanny Coit—M ‘Tuttell, W Mec- ulty. Cuantrstox—Brig Sallivan—U{ bales cotton G Bulkley—59 Pillot & Le Barbiere—139 Boorman, Johnston & co—61 JS jhapter—I log cedar Brown, Oden & co—103, bbls JR Taylor sal do Hl Steyuling—30 G Robinson—11 Reid & Bros—20 bales mdse Wells & Spriig-—10 Franklin. & Hancs<s tide uth ald copper Winslow & co—17 bales yam F 8 & D Lathrop—1 box Parmele & Rogers—1 G F Coolidge—a quantity zine J'S Jones 367 bs cotton to order. Grongrrown, 8C—Brig Fanny Coit—55 cords wood 40 bl com do domestics Lord, Stebbins & co. cotton H Coit Salling Days of the Steamships. STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. G, Wes thews: ‘ Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERFOOL, FOR LIVERPOOL, Aingland, Barilett, ‘Aug. 1] Ashburton, Huttleston, Sept. 6 ochester. Britton, Aug. 6 | $. Whitney, Thompson, Sept.11 Gari, ea uA | ates canzamanrtit FROM PORTSMOUTH, bs onl iswi 10 Switzerland, Knight, Aug. 1{ Gladiator, Beton, Merk ap nebee, Hard, "Auge 10| Yorkahive, Bailey, et Morgan, ‘Aug. 20 | Qoot West, Woodhouse, Sepi.at RoR AYR KON HAVRE, Bughesgs dOrieans, July 2¢| Albany, Watnom "Senta mally, bee ir a . TARse mn 116 Buraindy, Wotton, Aug. 8| L. Philippe Castofte. Bepe. Ship Masters and Agents. wo Wophal ater it a fvor it Capeainat Vessels will rive nent Sivew, Captain of our News Boats, 4. report the shipping left at the ‘port. whence they. salted’ the hostels ou their passage, alist of their papers, oF uews ately on, ther arrival. ar aug. mlalio conti « favor y send rive’ Intelligence they ean obtain, of any kind will be thankfully received. = spoke! ew! RY OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 4, SUN RisKs 5 84 | Moon wy AUN sere, 16.26 | wiH waren. Cleared, Barques Caroline, .B via J Rivet fe Pavenatedi: Digan Hah Ablenn Hacer: Belen & Bale! i Brigs John & Eleanor, (Br) Moore, Neweastle, G. Meyer & 5 Ouillie, (Prussian) Lange, , Schmidt & hilly Bit Une aveguns pie, omen St Rost ll; Caroline Baker, Brink, Richmond, We, Meike,” Brig’Sallivan, @, Batley. _ Arrived. Waite, 6 days from Charleston, with cotton, to rig Fanny Coit, Ni 5 ys Feo! D. wit ext ton Ga Vertis, 7 days from Georgetown, SC. with ritish sclir Ente vin Fall Riv + Gorham, 19 days from St. John, NB. n ballast, to inniett, British schr Freedom, Hol tee TE, with 120 tong plaster, t6 mater,’ || “4Y® from Windsor, NB. hr Ann } are, Joe, & days from Newbem, NO. with na va sorey to matin tO ‘ va "ore, tomate days Pi Washington, NC. with na- man, Totten, & bern, NC naval stores, to De Hyater Wh marsh, Newer, NC. with Schr Delaware, Forbes, from Washington, NC. with naval stores and eorn, to master. Schr Mary Augusta, Parker, from Richmond, with coal, to master, Sehr mblem, Pierce, 3 days from Norfolk, with potatoes, to master. Sehr Cashier, Phillips, 3 days from Virginia, with potatoes, to master. Schr Exit, Johnson, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to the master. hr Edinburgh, Decker, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, er. liza Meserole, Sanders, from Virgini master. Sehr Mary Gallant, Carman, from Virgi master. Schr Lafayette, Tyler, 3 days from Virgi to master, Schr 5 to master, with wood, to With potatoes, to with potatoes, Cannon, 4 days from Virginia, with corn and flour, Schr Excellent, Davis, 2days from Philadelphia, with mdse, to W. J. MeKee. Schr Tiberius, Tibbetts, 11 days from Cal to Smith & Boviton. wipe with Inmber, Schr Fame, Brown, 10 days from Cherryfield, with lumber, to master. Record. and clearances during the igs. Schrs. Sloops. Total, cry 430 13 556, Coastwise, Foreign, rt 56 Mt 0 230 Of the foreign arrivals, 16 brigs and 122 schrs were British, and 1 barque Frene! Cleat Ships. Bargues. Brigs. Selrs. Sloops. Total. Coastwise, 9 f) 2 16 6 26 Foreign Of th me Swedish and 1 barque tity Point and Rich- o Norwegia mond. "Besides vessels above eared via Cit ported, the Royal Mail Steamer ‘aledonia arrived on the Ist, » Hibernia cleared and saile on the Ist. ‘The Caledonia cleared and sailed on the 16th. The Acadia arrived on the 18th and cleared on the ist. Whalemen. Arr at Edgartown 30th ult, Hy Kneeland, NYork, purchased for a whaler. Cld at Nantucket 30th, Walter Seott, G Cld at New Bedford 2d inst. Alto, West, Atlantic Ocean. Majestic, from NB, on a eruise, spoken no date, Lon 68. A letter from Capt Butler, of the Phocion, NB, reports her at Otaheite, April 6, with 200 bbls wh oil. Spoken, oCyde, (British steamer) for Havana, Aug 27, lat 25 90, lon t, Pacific. American, New Orleans for Genoa, July 27, lat 36, lon 8 W, Foreign Ports. Maranzaz, Aug 18—In port, Violet, Nowlan, for PI phia, 2 days; Despatch, Carty, for do, ldg—only Ameri Pan Burrato, Aug. 31—Are diana, Chi Alei Texas, Ti Cleve nd, Havre, and Ando’ Kentucky, Palmer, Detroit 0 Corwin, Presque Isle. ys Owanungah, ‘Trente Gibbs, and Josep! ity, and Asa Wilcox, King- Home Ports. Fastvont, Aug 27—~Arr Only Daughter, Tuc! Sld 25th, Lycoming, Woodbury, Georgetown; Cld Ie izen, Brown, N York. Mt |, Aug 30—Sld Ci ¥ ourH, “Aug 20—Are Win Penn, Tretethon, tN York Pontsmour, ‘Aug 20—Arr for Dover, NH;' Montano, Eldridge, do for Portsmouth; 30th, Relief, Alexander, Philadelphia; Magnet, Norfolk. Manacennan, Sept 2—Arr Lucy, Gould, C Newnuryeont, Aug $1—Arr Union, Colb Haskell, and Irene, Bryant, Philadelphia; Sept do; Mary, Cook, Baltimore. ALM, Sept 1—Arr Rosabella, Bailey, Buenos 31, Oregon, Howe, Accra, West Coast of Africa. Hirron, Buenos Aytes, Ke, Boson, Sept 2—Arr Science, Harding, Lubec for NYork; Triumph, Shepard, Baltimore: Wallace, Abbot, Sullivan; Olin: thus, Hodgson, Rio Hache, ath ult. Left no Am vessels. Also arr, Atlantic, Elliot, Norfolk; Essex, Hazelgrave, Rappahan- noek; T'Treland, Somers; Julia, Vanguilders M.B Mahoney, Lani Olive & Elizabeth) Yates, an ‘Trade, Cobb, 2, =F! eo Wheaton, Ivanhoe, Post, Ayres, A Cia heette, Philadel Jolumbia, Berry, ‘Delaware City; Utiea, Bearse, Albany: Bee, Paylory A M Hale, Beare, Compliance, Kelly Mary Maria, Hix, and Hero, Spaulding, NYork.. ‘Telegraphed, Alpe. “Signal for brig. ‘Cld, Octavia, Smith, Mayagney Shetland, Frost, Richmond; J Simmons, Small, Fredericksb Henry Curtis, Hallett, Albe v Arr 31st—John B Dods, Genn, Atlant: , Hallett, New ¥ id tovins Susan, Pitteo, Turks Island, [7th inst, vessel; Houlton, Merithew, Philadelphia, dgartown., where'she was taken after being ash Is fand and in consequence of contact wi Hard Norfolk; Liberty, ‘Townsend, Phila x Coates, Rondont, Cd, nsett, Baker, Richme Elliott, Baker, id; A Marshall, Johnson, Philadelphia; Grecian, Chase, and. Wolcott, New York. 2d, pm—Arr Alpine, Treat, Tri Stanton, Bearse, Baltimore; Orbit, (Br) Washington, Wooster, Digh NB; Brilliant, Hardy, Norfol Susanna & Phoebe, J Baltimore; Caledonia, (Br) Wm Penn, P' phia; St Patrick, and NF; ir Hitchcock, Bangor; Vesper, Sedg- wick, and several schrs. 1M OL. Hoe, Sept 2—I learn that there 1s a full rigged brig ashore on a ledge nearly opposite this harbor. She ia said to be from the Coast of Africa for Boston. Schr Liberty has gone to her and she will probably be got off after Nghe ning. sid’ N Biddle, ‘alton, and C H Nantucken, Aug 3 Bishop, Philadelp Thompson, ew Bepronp, Aug 3l—Arr isaac Jackson, Tobey, Phila- delphia; Index, Gibbs, and Erie, Gibbs, Albany; Sept 1, For. tune, Goodwin, Boston; ‘Tiger, ‘Nye, Albany; 2d, Atalanta, Shearman, Philadelphia. Sid John Allyne, Burgess, Baltimore, Industry, Brown, N York. Provinencr, Aug 31 Charlotte, Westeatt, E ia; Niagra, Phia; Solomon Rosvelt, Johnson, Philede Messick, Philadelphia; Peter Ritter, Derrickson, Philad phiss Doct. ‘Krauklin, “Putte, Philadelphias Carroll, kK ‘hiladelphia for Pawtucket; Moses Brown. (new, of thi 130 c 1; Rhode Istand,’Stui alice, Nickerson, Albany Proof Glass, Blydenburg, Yor low, coming up, & topsail sehr anda sloop. “Sid, Louisa, Leeds: Joseph Lyli Rogers: Mexico, Tomlin, and Star, Racket, Philadelphia. Arr Susannah, Brooks, York River: Corson, Hende i AK Myrick, Catheart, Philadelph James Lampheer, Kenn ner, NYork, b sr Eudora, Brown, New York. Sid Sent 1, New York, Merry man; vert, Scofield, Pictou: Bella del Mar, way’, and to, Philadel: phi Bristow, Au Brown, Brown, Norfolk; Robt M. Mary Nichols, Spencer, de Nantucket; Sept 1, Dindem: j New Haven, Sept I Grenada; Ce- leste, Wright, Albany ork. Pricaperrnta, Sept —Arr Jane Henderson, Hinson, New Haven; lodine, Blew, NYork; Corsair, (Br) Akins, Cardi Wales. Baurimone, Sept 2—Arr Almena, Dill, Boston; beau, Patterson, Porto Cabello 16th alt. Left no A sels. Passed going in, a schr supposed the Sarah Lay: La Gu Also art, Zenobin, Owens, Savannah Conk! ‘ id Leila, Higgins, Rotterdam. ynehburg, Mathias, NYork; David Jersey City. Cld Arr Atlantic, Montag ‘ew York, Jones, N . NYork. {MOND, Sept Cox, Lee, Eliza, (Br) Warwie sey City; Lexington, Vangi Dighton; Wm W Wyer, Albany. ar Laing, T, ‘Adains, Boston; Superior’ Martin, Nonroux, Aug 31—Arr NCV, Ferris, New Yorks Pyretus, Bruce, New Bedford; King, Drew, do; Sabine, Sprague, Tho: maton. Sld Mary, Trefethen, Providence. Cuanreston, Aug 31—Arr’ Tower, Leslie, St Juan de los edion. Cli Bambara, (Fr) Marti al worthy, Key ‘West. Sh lan, Liverpool. lo, Hedge, Liverpool; n, Matanzas; Ann Stille, Weeks, Mobile. wona Purse or Stake. cond Ward Hotel, the day prev: si lve je BULL’S HEAD RACE COURSE, NEAR ALBANY. AT 3P, M. ON FRIDAY, September 6th—A Match for $200, and $100 added by the Froprietor of the Coure—One Mile Heets, best 3 in 5, under the saddle, between Joha C ‘4 fray mare juffolk. Fanny Elssler, and David Bryan’s gray mare Lady 53 3t®m TEN DOLLARS KEWARD.-—Strayed, a large gray Horse, tor 5 years old, with « long tail, nd one fore foot partly white, Also, a brown Mare, that hae lately been pricked and docked—she has a small splint on the guiside of her fore leg. Whoever. will return the Horse and Mare to M, DUFF, corner of Duane and Centre sts, orto J. 8. GILBERT, at the foot of 125th st. Harlem, shall above reward. FOR SALE—A rk bay HORSE, of good speed agente and free’ from vies and yaician zit wagon. Hecan be tried by those wi ing to b $ir—at KLDERD'S Stable, corer of Broulitus nnd ¢ id street pi ican 4030 Iw*m. SALT AND FISH STORE—400 half barrels Halifax No.1 Salmon, 1500 bbls Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Mackerel. 600 halfdo do do do, 100 do No. Mess Shad. 50 hal bbls No. 1 Saybrook Shad. bbls Cod and Seal 200 bbls € Fish, 400 do D Herings. 1500 boxe: 9000 Ibs Smo 300 kits Soused do 200 do Sounds and Tongues. fl 2000 qtls Cod Fish, suitable for shipping 1000 sacks Ashton’s Salt. 200 bbis American Salt. do New Salmo: 3000 Ibs smoked do, Se. &e. All for sale in Lots to suit purchasers, b: NELSON, WELLS & 6O., OL Day street. ETC. ne Cologne 4 im*ec JET BUTTONS, CUT BUGL' AGUERREOTYPE "MATERIALS—Gei Water—Agate Btones—Faney Goods, 4a EDV b 18 and 20 1 Homeopathic Medicines imparted mer of Liberty street, for cash, 80 ™ 6 new apparatus, made 12 achromatic by sed lin® re DK. DIOSSY, OCULIST. AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON, No. 80 Chambers st. 4 doors ‘W. of Broadway, NEW. YORK, CONFINES his practice to Diseases ov THe Eve, and Ope <4 rations upon that Organ and its appendages. Artificial Eyes inserted. Dr. D._ has for the Jast eight years devoted his atte tion almost exclusively to this important branch of the profe » having been a pupil of Di, uently his tant, and later sing at eston,'8.C. Fon Oven (strabismus, cataract, Se.) and teatment, Office hours from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. a PB Speer ma er a whers of Real Estate in thi sted to attend a Meets Ward, are req it Hore's Hotel, 125th street’and. ath avenue, Harlem, eduestlay Afternoon, at half-past 4 P. ML, (Sept. 4th, for the purpose of formning an, Association for advancing the interests of the Ward. B.—Subjects of the greatest importance will be laid before Tnceting. By order of ISAAC ADRIANCE, Chi 7 saw e Mobr, BAAC A 2 ite AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. Boxes... $1 $9 cents | Gallery. 25 cent. Doors open at '7—The Curtain will rise precisely at hali-past 7 AUCTION SALES. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, No. i farace Gjreet, AUCTION NOTIC —Lorge Sale of Furniture by order of trator, at 1084 o'clock, inthe Sales Room 11 Spruce st THIS EVE ~ Sept. ath, will be performed, aut ama 1 Coe Se ‘Anctionee MUCH ADO ABOUT Noriko Au Clad) fax Srueer. Beatrice. ANDLORD! is Day at 10) Adm’ Kin dale | Lieut K clock, at N 4 hippendale | Lieut Silks and Balsorine Short. a myisher | | Parisi osiery’. ¥ Merino and Cashmere Hose. its and Colla 20 doz Suspenders. French Needle Work. Winter Clothing, DR. LARDNER’S ENTERTAINMENTS. Bec. Be. W.M. HOWELL, Marshal. ‘Trunks. id article. Also, to pay advane 20 Superior iron-h 1 Set. Cab Harness, 1 ‘Protting Ham 1_" Black Harvess FOR S A SPLENDID QG-TICKETS, TWENTY-FIVE OENTS00 THIS EVENING, Wednesday, September 4th, si It¥ec ALE AT AUCTION. “ARM on the Hudson river, town of Newburgh, Oran yr, one inile west of the village, containing 107 acres, iu a high, state of cultivation, well watered ; (bounded west by anever failing stream of water,) a mare! Bera cnn Line Kifer ant wicker er lle Se ieee ont THE ATMOSPHERE ! be divided or sold together, as will best suit the purchase: ‘The greater part of the money can remain on bond and mot PART th EGG Bead er su tn rarene For, Dacha THE GAS MICROSCOPE! on the premises. The sale will be on Friday, 6th of Sept., at the Orange Hotel, Newburgh, at 12 o’elock. aug23, 2w*ec PART In. —== noe | MORAL VIEWS OF THE ATMOSPHERE. WANTED, BY A. YOuUT GERMAN, BARE IVs Niverees Yeans or Acer, A SITUATION TO TRAVEL WITH A FAMILY, ora single gentleman. He can speak three languages, High and Low German and’a little of the French snd English. Aprly a No, 11 Stone stmet—or a note addressed to Genatan, at the jt OPTICAL RECREATIONS! With the New and Curious Instrument called the APHANEIDOSCOPE ! ALSO, PICTORIALILLUSTRATIONS! UF" To commence at 8 o'clock. A respectable Young nable recommendations and charactei to take charge ofa child. Apply at the office of the Herald. 53 Sth re WANTED—A qualified Seamstress, with good charecter, well recommended and skilful, Apply at this office. 83. 3t*re TO MeRCHANT TAILORS WANTED a situation as Cutter, by a man who has had con- 83 Itret NIBLO’S GARDEN, Comer of Broadway and Pri: street, New York, ‘The Entertainments are the sole direction of MR. MITC siderable experience in Fashic Can referto | Doors open at 7—Entertainnents commence at 8 precisely. some of the most respectable ‘Tailors in the city. A line ad-| ‘The comical tragedy of Hamlet, which was received on M dnvssed to O. PQ, Herald: Office, with real name, will be at: | day ev outs of laughter, will be repeated this ev tended to. sl 3t¥ec ing, with the highly popular extravaganza of Open Sesame; or, A‘Wight with the Foy "Thieves, estas Mr. Mitchell as the Melancholy Prince of Denmark. M lolland as the Desperate Leader of a most desperate TWO HUNDRED DOLL. AKEN from on board the stean foot of Chambe 3d, 1844, about half valise. "Phe above reward will be pai valise and its contents, om its. delivery of Broadway and Barclay street RS REWARD. it Columbus, at the Pier, ‘afternoon, Septem ML ligh d her Father's Daughte: Son's Mother . . iss Clarke of the best Intermission of half'an hour.) tends return them.” Mr. Seguin is happ: with Mr. Frazer, a fi mediately, in order roduce to say he has made arrangements i the highest repute in London, who will accompany Mr. and Mrs, Seguin to the United States. {o) ! OR A NIGHT WITH THE FORTY THIEVE! Abdall: BY si Stawdw*re Hass Mr Fes ne Ty Or Te ey WILL Bi PUBLISHED ON "THURSDAY, C September 5th, serps A WORK ENTITLED - THE DORADO HABLADOR; ORLIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ALONZO, the Servant of many Masters, ‘Translated from the Spanish of Morgiaia es Taylor IF-NO BOSTPONEMEN'T at’ this ‘establishment ‘on ac- count of weather, as the Grand Entrance from Broadway to Saloon is protected, and the New Saloon, which is veutila from the top and sides, can be enclo: t_a Moment’s notice. Doctor Gi e Aleals ewovia, Price 37% cts. S PRE ctor Geronimo de Alcala nat iva of Be ey iottice 3796 cts IRISH MINSTRELSY. No,'2 Astor House. MR. McMICHAEL WILL Give ARY & CO—FASHIONS. N’S HATS of our inimitable style, for the aA imag auton, will be ready mre Ft i aye c8 4 AN EVENING OF IRISH, MINSTRELSY, No, 4 and Ant : N. B. Our“ Cireulay of Fashion” wil be forwarded to those | Thursday Evening next, 5th September, who address us post } ny 64 6tis rc saad an rite 1. COUNTRY SHAN 8 nd sortie 5 Shirtings, of every. style and width, all the-kuown brands, SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY, both heavy aud fine + Btark Mills, ‘Lawrence ,- Indian Head, with Jabot A, Chicoyse D, Merrimack, Exeter's, Unknown's, &c., imayibe had at manufacturer's prices.on the second floor sok Nos. Mand 20 Cedar street, half a block above Pearl st. Yard wide Sheetings at 6) i NEW VOCAL Pri ILLUSTRATIONS! ipally selected from MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES, rd; also, Batts, Wick, cents per y. i Ni, Hittnd to sleaiidett “HS UNDERITLD ie Interspersed with Notices, Historical and Humorous. sf It¥ec and 20 Cer He will give a Selection of VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS FROM LOVER'S SONGS ON THE SUPERSTITION OF THE IRISH. MISSOURI REPORTER, : ST. LOUIS, MO., No. 31 Locust st. A N extensively merchants or busi reulated Democratic paper, which all with the West will find it greatly to their advantage to advertise. ess men desiring or having intercourse ‘o commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS—To he had at the principal Masic Stores, and at the Door, st 2tee APOLLO SALOON. PHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, grateful for the extra- y patronage thus fur bestowed upon their efforts, beg ety friends and the public generally. that ‘THIS NG, (Tuesday,) Sept, 3d, and two months, three months, six months, set_lwrre RESTAURANT FRANCAIS. Vednesday, Sept, 4th, BO) RD, 5 Nassau street. The proprietor ean fear- roduce a ty of new and popular Songs, Glees, J. jessly recommend this establishment ta general. attentic ‘atches, Chorusses and accompanied by the Banjo, Ac- It has for many. years been conducted in astyle th “| cordian, Triangle, Conj bo and Bone Castinetts, “The French and Foreign residents, has afforded. wniversal, 8 peculiar novelty offered pceasion, they trust, will meet tion. His table abounds with every luxury the most fastidious | With the continued approval of the public, and every endeavor can reguire, whether in the English or French style of cookery, | Will be made on thei to retain the unprecedented success His Wines, Fruits and Liquors are of the best brands—the | Which has thus far crowned their efforts to please. ri Ww: aot French ‘and English) polite, and the general arrange: Tickets of Admission only 25 cents, 53 2th je " 's of the tables, ina cool and airy saloon, Tor private an . oad a Soeial parties, not to be equalled. ee RON COMPLIMENTARY BALL. a at Imerre aN: comer of J0th street, and First ITUTION HOTE e, WILLIE ©, FARLEY, Proprietor! TRANG NGERS BEWAR 4 lersigned, de of evineing their high regard for N THIS A OF QUACKERY AND H yi i the Proprietor of the ve hospitable and well-conducted togt important to choose an_ experienced physician—DR, J. | establishment, propose give him a_Complimentary Ball, on EVANS has removed his Old Galen’s Head Di usary to No. Thursday Evenl: g, 5th september. 288 Pearl street, corner of Beekman street, where he continues Dodsworth’s Cotillion Band is engaged, ita will have the management of the Ball Room. onel Sheldon, Oliver Johnson, John Kelly, Thomas Kell his most extraordinary cures of all delieate’ diseases, no He apprises the citizens and st vans. in his old stand, th hection whatever with any other office. rate—his consultations strictly private. " ‘Observe the number—mistakes are often dangerous— FL st-eet. (C¥"Medicines and directions sent to any part of the Union, by particularly stating the case, and enclosing five dollars, sf It ee MEDICAL CARD—DOCTOR GLOVER comin actice principally to the treatment and herr different stages. Also, i . CORN, Tickets, to admit one Gentleman and two, Ladies, $1—to be had at the hotel, or from any member of the Committee. 53 St" re ex his are of delicate vets, Strictures, Gonor- bstinate Ulcer und all Sores ari- CONCERT N iTLY GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, at J. PINTEUX’S Cafe ‘des Milles Colonnes S:loon, No. 307 Broadway. 1 Weakness, C impurity of the blood His experience and success ie q Engagement of Mass Avarn, the fine Vocalist. the cure of this class o great. Persons af- his well known establishment has been considerably em- eted with any of the ab amed diseases. who have been | bellished since May. Itefreshients of the best kind can always considered incurable or difficult of cure are invited to make ap- | be had at the bar, with the atten Fearful waiters, A plication at his office, No. 2 Ann street, near Broadway, ad- | well ventilated billiard room cot! tables. communi: J the American Museum, where he may be coasulted saloon on the sime floor ices and ‘creas, the jatially atany hour during the day aud evening 10 t all times be obtained, a #4 Ieee al 2w*re ‘ MR. DEMPSTER’S: OCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, N. Y. Society Library, Broadway and Leonard streets. EW Mr. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce his intention of i on the evenings of Monday, y, 2d, ath, and 6th September, when he poplar compositions, including the Lament it; The Blind Boy, Jeanie Morrisen; The Lonely Auld Wile; Let us Love One Anothe Hearts The Loved was not Theres “Tis sweet hoody (The Fadia’ Complaint) Oh, why, does follow my Path? The Death of Warren, &e.; Sco TO BE LFT- pper ba use, FAR of four good rooms and Kitchen, with other’ HeAML Heat fromm this date to the Ist May $200,” En oiice. ;’ Mary OC: yo ic About ye: A Man's a Maa for a thats DAMAGED ZINC. Hightand Mary, ke. Programines giving full particulars, to be TWENTY ICASKSSFOR SALE BY | lmbatthe music stores, the Society Library, and at the door, W.S. JOHNSTON, Doors open at half past 7—to commence at No, 96 Wall Street. The ‘Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND, Capt W.'T. Schultz, will run to the Fishing Banks— : . From her usual places, yiz.:—Amos st TSe—Canal st, 74—Catharine Ferry iy, =P tdig~and P on "North River th¢touching '[\0. BE SHOT FOR fine lot of Young Pigeo to practice on the wing, ‘To 't Distance specified at the time of shootin ld prove ftvorable, the sports will commence at 4 o’elock, P, t BURNHAM’S MANSION HOUSE, Bloomingdale ith of Sept, a for Sportsmen 83 2t*re of the Irish Emig: lock. 030 to septé ec THE GREAT MYSTERY OF PHYSIOLOGY, REPRODUCTION ! DR. HOLLICK’S LECTURES ! IN this intensely interesting and highly. important subject, Oi pbrepenttd bat Postar wakerzgim oct Tharday, Ticge ‘Hall, corner of Broad: cu September 3,4 and 5, in the yand Grand street, (entrance second ‘door in Grand,) at 8P.n ‘or Gentlemen onl; outhgnot admitted. The whole of the Celebrated Models will be used. at Hert Hamilton—Fure 25 cents each | ° rite Lecture to Ladies only, will be on, Thursday, at 4... For TO CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON. _ | full particulars see progeamun¢ in small bills. S1-4tisic Or a one trip, on Sundays and Mondays aturdays the boat will make but THE ALHAMRA, IRDAY, two trips for the above plac | 559 Broapway, metween Serna axp Prince Btaxers. SATURDAY: yp (tation. On Saturdays, a 2, a, te, “J HIS fyghionatle place of rexort is open forthe season. The HMONDAYS, 224, and 31 . On Sundays and Mon Ices, Fruits, Jellies, and other refreshments, are of the finest 5, Lays, 834, 834,"9, 944 and 984 A. M, aud description. ‘An Orchestra, combining some of the first musical talent in city, perform every evening, except Saturdays and Saudays, grit pieces from the compasition ‘of Straus, Lanner, Auber, & JH, No. 165 Kast Broadway, one door above Rt street, where te same delightful lee Creams and Teateahinents may be found. us aull Imisrre 1 te ae tad d Poe acaming, Yand at ‘the same piac Fare each way 124 cei HENRY E THE nd: the i to the FISHING BAN PHOMAB SALA OR TT or Ph BANKS orn geet COLMAN’S will be decorated with fags. Ber unch haa he featuitouly | LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, Peco ht Reais volgende cca ae TEU L PEN LOTHIAN'S celebrated, full brass aad cotillion band hae heen DEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 cooper New York. ho " age. ADMISSION ONE ILLING ONLY. | sxcgieion Ove Hello tee Raat writ coher he NY SRANUINE Routt eave the ity without ealling in =U 8—Pike Coal pagine k a Brook} bg touching at hoit Hamilton eve ty see the Great Collections of Books, Paintings and Kn- wrayings . which are offered at a wh ROO} ices to awit the times. i Pier 1, NLR, ec ton each way. kK RIELE he PL BLIC SALE . ae nee poems of every sohchs ont te PMs flee to Unince beads neo ee ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN, GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION, PANTOMIME, ETC. 3 ELLSLER BROTHERS, IN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, September ith and 6th, will Da ivan ‘a new and entire change KOR LONDON—Packet of the lth Sept The splendid new Packet Ship NORTHUMBER LAND, Captain R. H. Griswold, sails positively as ahove her regular day, ship has excellent aceommodati cabin and steerage passengers. ‘Thea should not fail to make early applicatig &S. for cabin, recond hing to secure berths on board, or to TAPSCOTT, sire Maiden Lane. ‘OR LIVERPOOL fave f performance, to commence with the grand and wonderful feat ‘ae What ee ge ermmaties, isa ‘he credible feat of strength : I conclude the ght, P. Woodhouse, will sail on Saturday, Sist Sept., | Aet'Tare with ihe Tablenss of the ATHENIAN GAMER ce iw day. hips of this line being all. 1000 tons and pac the Double Anneaus. to embark for the old country, wil 7 Ai gone ite ne in pre- about see the advantages to be derived from selecting th n interm ‘o conclude wit! ference to her, as their great capacity renders them every wx rH KORROTHERS, way more comfortable and conven ships of a smaller ‘has pA. A. 2 & La Puna} commodations for cabin, second. cabin and iy well known are superior to those of any Persons wishing to secure berths should not fail to make early application on board, foot of Burling Slip, or to. W. & J. 1 ‘APSCOTT. At their general Passage Office, 76 South st, cor. Maiden Performances to commence at half-past 3 o'clock precit weather permitting. E: tion free. 3 WALNUT STREET THEATRE. E. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE. he Regular Season at this establishment shieheay Sept. Ith... A meeting of the Company will take place on the morning of Wednesday, the 4th, at I] o’cloek, ip the Green Room, fall wr a iwy attendance is requested. KE, Stage Manage Philadelphia, Augast 23d, 1844. au2itostgn ly ry accommodation, without regard. to % an ice-house on deck’ to carry fresh provie the voyage. For passage, apply t bea tose: JOWN OSBORN, ra! _____ 85 Wall street, over'Pell’s, PASSAGE FOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA— ail vely on 7th instant—T he ie ta » Rich: BAT AIDES MERTEN AYS a fan Pit NaRRoWs> BOARDERS, t ISLAND, nt lodgers and the sea breeze, iresqueness, tht o balf a mi ON TH NEA PERMANENT f f the sen bath, (tt sito l4* ec qual for its p sen beach being wi no the house.) } The dinner hour is 4% o’clock—on Sunday at o'clock, Sa- perior carriages im attendaner for the accommodation of the ld select this » cabin, second cab onl. TS secure be iS ‘ i * A fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, are just finish wee ay ol Th board, at Pier 13 the amusement of the patrons of the establishment, iver, vs LA avanom N. B—Tweo of the best oe oe EUS, Proprietor, RJ. T. TAPSCO! N. B—Two of the best rooms in the ‘House. tna , Mee South street, comer of Maiden’ Lane. | she remainder of the weeaou, on immediate application, of fam. OLD BLIS PACKE! AC South strect—Poesage to gad frig Croat Heke » Sundays the boats runt Stapleton, Janding every hour Foie re Lives pad, from Great Brit arringes in Attendance to convey pumengers to Cliftas Howse togeged at the lowest rates, to and from Liverpool, by the regn= 8 Imisre Ine packet ships sailing » neW arrangement every bso an re that has ever be whieh have been known, whe from generation eminent physicians, with it, ty be the n eration, defying the skill ¢ It is allowed by every. « certain, safe and quick m le of re st Paid, apply to known! It Wery vestige of disease from the system in sieg | JOHN THERDMAN, 61 South st | 720%, + how old the ease, and may also. be used RENCH CALB SKINS=5 canes French Calf Shing, of | with the greatest safety. Tt defies observation, as there reno rior quality, selected from the Paris market, for sale by | restraints laid on the patient. Office 3 Division street; no other C,H, TODD & OC place in the city, Price $1, withdirections, On sale in Alba: 88 TuT&Stiwtec Pine #1 ay, 31 Lydins st af It? re BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. IMPORTANT TRIAL IN BALTIMORE. Charlies F. Torry Arraigned. Bavrimone, September 2, 1844. James Gonnon Benvete, Esq., Eprroar or tue New Youw Henarp:— Some gentlemen connected with the Bar of this city, have suggested the desirableness of having the trial of Charles F. Torry, for siding slaves to get tothe free States, reported in your valuable paper. It commences on Wednesday next, September 4. Judges Taney and Heath hold a special term of the U8. Circuit Court for the purpose. Mr Torry’s counsel are, Messrs. Reverdy Johnson and F. Gallagher, of this city; Gov Williem H. Seward, of New York; Gen. 8. Fessenden, of Portland, Maine; and 8. P. Andrews, Esq, of Boston, formerly of ‘Texas. Opposing counsel, John Glenn, Esq. and others of thiscity. The issues of the trial involve the very existence of sla- very in Maryland and all the border States. He is charged with aiding sundry slaves to escape to the free States. The questions involved are, “ Is it, can it be made, a ‘ fel- ony or other crime’ to rescue a man from slavery, by mere statute law ?” In discussing this point, the whole relations of our government to alavery will be thoroughly investigated. Again, the inquiry ‘whether slavery has any legal existence, under the constitution, in Maryland and Virginia, or whether it exists by mere sufferance and the force of custom, the subject of restrictive and sana- tory legislation, like a grog-shop or a New Orleans gambling house,” will be pursued to its utmost limit. Again, all the issues involved in the protracted correspon- dence between Gov. Seward of New York, on the one hand, and the six Governors of Virginia on the oth to be brought before the Court for tormal adjudication. You can easily see that the case will excite a profound sensation in the South, and by close inquiry you will be able to judge of the interest {elt in it in the North, though your exchange list has probably given you the Proceedings of many of the large public meet- ings already held in relation to it. You will judge, therefore, that your admirable reporters will be able to secure a special source of interest to your columns in these dry times for editors. Philadelphia. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Puitavecrnia, Sept. 8, 1844. ig with their nominations. Yesterday afternoon and last evenit.g the democrats made several additional nominations, the most important of which are those for Congress. The Hon. John T. Smith, a miserabie candidate, was renominated in the third dis- trict, and Dr. George F. Lehman in tho first district. Here, it waa generally believed, Judge Pettit would have been taken up by the democrats, but he bolted, not desir- ing, I suppose, to be deteated. Colonel Thomas B. Flo- rence, the lucky dog, missed his mark for once, and per- mitted the Doctor to step in and take the nomination he was go desirous of obtaining However, the present no- minee is a pretty strong horse, and works well in harness. In the fourth district, the whigs have placed before the people the name of Colonel Thomas Duffield, Senior, for Congress, but he won'tdo. A very nice old gentleman, and an honest man, I admit, but he lacts the qualifications for the station to which he aspires. In one nomination of the whigs, also made yesterday afternoon, I would call your particular attention, as being pethops the most ob- noxious name that possibly could be presented to the great mass of the whigs ~that of 8. Mallory, captain of the Germantown Blues, A bitter and inveterate enemy to the Native American party, he has not only imeurred their opposition, but the opposition of many of his own party, fro the part he took inthe Southwark distur- Dance. 1. know there are certoin presses m (his city which will stand forward and boldly deny the above, yet in their own conscience they know it to be true. To sub- serve party purposes, they will spin yarn, ipe, and shame the devil. But enough, the whig’ candidate for State Senator from the county, never can receive the votes of American freemen—he may obtain those of Irish- men and Repeal The Natives, in the First District, resolved last evening upon Lewis C. Levin, editor of the Sun newspaper, as their candidate for Congress, which at once destroys ull hope of theiraucceeding, particularly with the threatened expose of Augnetus de Kalb Torr hanging ever them, Levin is an able, bitter writer. and eloquent orator, but he will not answer at Washington In the Third District, Willinm D, Baker, of the Ameri- can Advocate, ia strongly spoken of as the Native candi- date for Congress, while another portion of the +m party, insist upon James M. Campbell, who is probably tae best mano the two Between them and their respective friends, rather an unpleasant feeling seems to exist, which does not look very republican Inthe Fourth Congressional District, John Perry, for- merly a Universalist preocher, but now a printer may possibly get the Native nomination, but of this there are doubts Altogether, the above nominations are miser were it not that I despise politics, | could pm readers considerably upon the requisite qualifi the gentlemen in question Of this, however, move Cape May is deserted, the boats’ have all’ wease: ning, and ovr people have once more resumed their Dusiness avocations, The Criminal Court has at length teken up the riot #, with a determination, I trust, todo ite duty. ‘The f Frecerick Hess, a mere boy, hae oc the at tention of the court all day, He stands charged with son, in firing ahouse in Kensington, on the Sth of Mi during the tremendous excitement. One ortwo witnesses have sworn positively, ond I. ee no chonce of his escape. © Wm. H. Dunn, a man, who how caused conriderable trouble. unquestionably, has finally been held to bail in $500 only,to answer at court, for iNegally arming St. Phillip’s chnrch Southwark He is a brotherofthe Rev, John P Dunn, who is now said to be in St Louis, Mo. Isaac Hare, Senior, quite an old man, was committed yesterday aiternoon, to answer the charge of murder, in shooting down an Irishman named Rice, on the altertfoon of the 7th of May iast,in Kensington, The testimony against him, however, | am informed, is none of the best—rather suspicion jay the least of it. Bennett Lowe, I believe quite a respectable man, was brought into Judge King’s Court yesterday, to wer the charge of J. Murray Rush, Esq., "Deputy Attorney General—and I don’t think a more miserable one could have been selected—with having participated in the riot in Southwark. Lowe was committed in default of $2000 bail, WwW wero visited last evening with a tremendous shower nied with severe lightning and thunder. in different ports of the city snd county, ith th» electric fluid; but I believe no serious damoge hasbeen done. In the vicinity of Parks- burg, hail is said to have fallen. Francis R Shunk has been unanimously nominated b the Democratic delegates, assembled arrisburg in State Convention, ns the candidute of the for Gov- ernor in the plece of Mr. Muhlenberg, decet A drendful accident is snid to have occurred last night during the severe storm on the Reading Railroad, above Reading, by which four men lost their lives. The boiler of one of the large engines bursted, killing the two fire- men, the engineer, and conductor. : Stocks are again looking up. Prices advanced a trifle today. ‘The “fancies” were in demand. Finat Boano—$15,000 Reading R.R. 6's, 69; 60 Farm. er’s & Mechanic’s Bank, 43; 27 US. Bank, 8}; $180 Penn. 5%, 67; 260 Wilm. R. R...244; $600 Philad. Gas 6's, 114) Srconp Boann—493 Wilm. R. R., 243; 82 Girard Bank, 114; 400 U8. Bank, sh; 29 Reading RR , 25; 10 Farmer echanic’s Bank, }; $5,000 Penn, 6's, 72; $402 Penn. 6's, old annuals, 674; 250 Wilm. R.R., 277; 750 do, 25 [Correspondence of the Herald.) Hantwew’s Horns, Purcapeenia, ¢ . Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1844, | 5 Ma, Benxett— Dear Sin :—This delightful and elegant house seems destined (as it deserver) to be selected as the scene of great weddings in high life, and great entertainments. Two things continue to cause this. One is, it has the most d suite of parlour and bed-rooms, opening to each , that can be found in the country, and the other is the excellent manner in which the obliging landlord, Mr. Hartwell, conducts the establishment. Last night the celebrated Cherokee Chief, John Bi was married to a beantifnl young Quaker girl, aged on} 18, pained Mary B. Staples, of Wilmington, Del. The wed- ding was celebrated in what is called the President's par + lour. The bride wae richly attired in white lace, and wi attended by her fair sister, and a niece of John Roi as bridesmaids. and was given away by herbrother, The celebrated bridegroom was dressed in the heightof the fashion, and was attended by some six or seven of his sons ond daughters by a former wife or wives.— He appeared in bigh glee during the ceremony. He is about 56 years of age, and stands five feet seven inches. He gave Mr. Hartwell a carte blanche to prey magnificent wedding feast, and a better was up any where. ¢ happy couple were less abstem: than John Ty id his wife, and retired to rest about o'clock, and in the ed his wedding nig! ance at hreakfast until about noon. Hereafter | moy send you further particulars of the big ns urs, A. B.C SHIP NEWS. Correspondence of the Herald. Purapenrnta, Wi P.M. red—Anna Reynolis, Matthews, Boston; Wm A Caid lorner, Mayaguen: Baltimore, Vigures, West Indies: B & Eliza, John’ Rand WwW Boston; 8 14d, and. Star, Loughead Home Ports. . PHILADRL PMMA, Set 3—Below, Abbathula, Cram, Portland; M stn, Fs ork. Bautimone, Sept 2-Cld Albert, (Bremen) Klockgether, A PARIS MILLE. ay of eae riety iy IN tW YORK . ‘, ron So of F ARENNE & CO. retropieed V2 ame, Pans, pave tie and. Belgiuin F nown to the Ladies of the United States, honor of maine. ty of New Vork particularly, that Whey will i pur their well known and fishionable Millinery ayn branch ot eeaarsday,, the 12th of September, ont comer of Broadway and Grand street, (entrance No. 14 Grand tinder the immediate dies of the Ps solicited to visit the saloons . always tind every recherche article in the millinery line vom Paris, by the Packets as they arr ha P. 8. They would also inform those engaged in the millinery bysiness in the principal es of the Union, that all articles d with their and the Tater frahioms, applied previous to their being opened to the public im Onlers punctually attended to, ot aw city will }