The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1844, Page 3

SSONSTITUTIONAL DERILITY cuney—1 ic College of the city of em York, 18 confktently: r. Ph: r commended forall eases of de} il roduced by no i Hy ely Parag bud kind. on invaluable rem 7 for " ly, or barvenness (nnlew depen lagen malformation.) je bottles SI each ; cases of halle dozen go) cere fally packed avd sent to all parte of thu Union. fiew ot the Collome of Medicine and Pharmacy 9% Noasat wreet Wk ROHARDRON. M.D. Agent, (From Nash's Weekly Messenger ) ftG- SANS POPUL! SUPREMA LEX—WAS THE motto of the late worthy Doctor tlorne. and for years he carried ont these principies—“The Health of the People is Liw Supreme. No sacrifice can be too great to secure that blessing ; no foolish, fastidious delicacy shoutd pre- Vent a speedy eralication ofa terrible disease.” We met a enteel. well dressed. young man, a stranger in the city jast week. who asked us if we could recommend him to a first rate physician. His general health ap; good, but a few red blotches on his face; forehead and neck, told the terrible tale, Go, said we.to R_ 8. Bernard, 97 Nassau street, purchase a bottle of Dr. Blackwell's Ant- Acrid Tincture and be cured He did so and was cured. It works like a charm ; innocent yet effective, mild yet never-failing. MESSRS. COMSTOCK & CO AT 21 COURT- land street now offer for sulu a very superior arti-le of Cologne Water very low—quart Hock Bottles, 60 cents. fh, MLOKUP PAIGSIAN ALTERATIVE Mi? TORE ~For the enre of primary or sec mdary LA avi and 841 attections produce by an injudicious use of me: cury. The great advantages possessed | y this poweriu aiterative over all other preparations forthe cure of Sy philts, is, that while curing the disease it improves th. cunstitation, whalet_ mere’ enerally leave a mack worse disease than the one it is inst The Lest recommendation we cau give of it extensively preseribed by the medical taculty, wie for coniidened meroury the only cure for those com plaints Sold, in aingle bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hal dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent ty all parts of the Oni Otlive of the College of Medicine and Pharma a street W.8 RINHARDOON, M D.. Agent QG-DR. SPHON’S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY--A certain relief for this complaint and a radical cure if per- sisted in. Whole families, every member of which was subject to it, have been cured by this remedy. Itmay be had only at 21 Courtlandt street. THE CONCENTKATED EXTRACT OF 8AK SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, preperec by the New Vork College of Medicine and Pharmacy. es tablished for the suppression of quackery. This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri ‘ying quolities and curative Rowers of the abave herbs i confidently recommended by the College, aa infinitely superior to any oxtruct of Sarsaparilla at present betore the public, and may be refied on as a certain remedy q all diseases arising trom on impure state of the blood, wach as scrotula, salt-rheum, orm, blotches or pim: ples, nlcers, pais ip the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous ornptions, ulcerated sore throst, or any disease arising tom the secondary effects of syphilia or au injudiciour ‘See of meronry. Sold in single Bottles, at. ... s+. ss 76 centy ence. “* in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 e one dozen ny 6 60 Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union. N. BA yor, liberal disconnt to wholesale purchas~r- Office ot the ollege, t. , @ M.D., Amons QG-CONNEL’S PAIN EXTRACTOR SHOULD AL- ways be kept by every family—for all cases of burns it gives almost instant relief—and heals never leaving even a By its application swellings are reduced and in- flamations removed. It cures every species of sores both / old and new. and extracts all pain or agony from helons or RunjRoundstin an incredible short time, “Soldfonly by Comstock & Co. at 21 Courtlandt street and of their true agents thronghou the Union 95 Nassau st RICHARD! MONEY MARKET. Wedoesday, : eptember 4—6 P. M. Avery slight improvement was realized on Stocks to- day. Prices were throughout @ Jittle higher, but the very limited operations show that the market is by no means acttled, and that few have much confidence in the present state of offairs. At the Old Beard, Canton advanced } per cent; Mohawk, 1}; Harlem, 2; Norwich and Worcester, 25 United States Bank, $; Long Island, Vicksburg, Far- mers’ Loan, Pennsylvania 6's closed firm at yesterday’s prices, At the New Board, Long Islond improved }; Canton, }; Harlem, 3; Norwich and Worcester, }. Ster- ling Exchange remains firm at 9} per cent premium, with a very limited demand at present. The Norwich and Worcester Railroad seems to be in- ereasing very ropidly. The annexed returns certainly look very favorable, Norwicn anv Worcester Rattnoap. Receipts for August, 1844, $24,956 47 " "1843, 16,523 89 Increase. ..«.4 0+: sees $ 8,332 59 Receipts for first eight months, 1844. . $140,059 75 « “ «""1843..° 91,911 49 Increase for eight months... $48,145 26 ‘The Sceretary of the Treasury, in his monthly repert of the finances of the General Government, mkes a stale- ment showing the amount at his credit in the various bonks holding public deposits on the 26th day of August. Tais report we have compared with those previously given, und the comparison stands as follow! Monraty StaTeMENT oF THE Treasurer oF tHE Unie TED States. June 2. July Amt 29. Mug 26. nn Amt on Ant on deposit. In what Place. Comm’!, Bank Portsmouth, Bank of Montpelier, Merchants’ Bk. Bost City Bank, New Haven Arcade Bank, Provide: 000 1,970,472 oe LSET SID ank, Pitsburg. « Hurg, Pitisharg, Baltimore, Balt Wash able, Mi Bie. of Alabama of Lou Clinton Bank, Colambu Bk. of Norwalk, Norwalk. Bk. of, ; Sandusky Bk. of Missouri, St. Loui Mich r. M B B Da Mint N. dente $31,938, 123,238 123,298 123,298 $8,747,443 10,029,612 11,520, 99 Increase from July 29 to Aug. 26 + $191,083 Increase from June 21 to Aug.23... 00005 + $273,982 OF the $11,520,995 on deposit, the 26th of August, $9,192 409 were subject to draft, $2,331,899 having been drawn for, but not paid. Of the eleven and a half millions of “ollars on deposit, more than three fourths is in the pet banks of New York, Boston and Philadelphia. This im- mencse amount is centered in the vaults of six banks, situ ated in the three principal commercial cities of the Union. Governmest Derosits ix rHe Baxxs or Bostox, New York anv Pritave slug. %. Merchants? Bank, Boston... ... 74685 Bank of Commerce, N. York... 1,870, 1,275,356, Bank of America, N. York. 957 136 An ch Bank, N. 997,280 "830,503 Merchants’ B Work 1,881/426 1,440,126 Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia ‘688/413 944,254 1,036,885, $6,580,509 7,621,814 9,913,071 Increase from July 26 to Aug, 26... cree SU201,257 Increase from Juue 24 to A\ . $2)329,402 It will be seen that the principal increase in deposits, i in the banks of these three cities, Of $11,620,995 on de- posit in all the pet banks, $3913 071, are in the six banks situated in the centre of the great commercial movements of the country, and $6,103 601 in four banks, situated in the grand focus of all the great speculative movements that from time to time come up. ‘This immense amount, in addition to the great capitals, &>., of these banks, is in- tended to work out @ great deal of trouble and difficulty before it again becomes distributed among those from whom it has been extracted. . The receipts from customs at all the ports of entry in the Union, up to the Ist of September, cannot fall much short of twenty-five millions of dollars; at the same rate of accumulation throughout the year, the total amount received from January 1, 1844, to January 1, 1845, cannot be much under forty millions of dollars. Making due allowance for the falling off in im- portations at the latter end of the season, we will place the Amount at $35,000,000, This, with the receipts from public lands, must give a revente of $37,000,000 Estimating the expenditures of the Goverument to be for the year $20,000 000--which is $4,000,0°% more than the estimate of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury—redeeming all toe outstanding Treasury notes and paying the public debt, falling due the Ist of January next, will take $10,000 000 more—making in all an expenditure of $30 000 000 out of a revenue of $37 000,000, leaving a surplus of at leust $7,000,000 We huve placed the revenue below what we believe it actually will be, and estimated the expenditures to be much larger then what they actually will be, if we may take the expenses for the first six months 05 acriterion, But taking our own estimates, it appears there will bo a surplus of $7,000,000 on the Ist of Jonuary next; and until thar time, the pet banks will have the control of @n amount reaching double that, as the deposits are allowed to remain in hand to meet the part of the debt due them. This surplus has all sccumu Jated under the tariff act that is so bighly extolled by one party and obused by the other ; and to this surpins will be traced hereafter all the evils that invariably proceed from such a power placed in the hands of a few banks. We have a very strong precedent to refer to when we ossert that the surplus revenue now accumulating will spread bankruptcy and desolation through the country. ‘What was it that produced all the evile that surrounded the commercial cla-ses from 1682 to 1837, and that Gnally made two-thirds'of the country bankrupt, but the surplus revenue produced by the high tariff of 1828? It was 9 surplus revenue, and a large amount of Government de- posites, that created the rivalry between the State banks and the United States;Bank, that finally resulted in the removal of the deposits te the State institutions and the destruction of the United States Bank It was the imroense speculations entered into by the State banks on the strength of these deporits,in government lands by the ‘Western banks, and in stocks by the Atlantic banks, that created the jealousy between the banks of the East and West, that resulted in the adoption of the specie circular ; and, still further, it was the constent sccumul:tion of a surplus that brought about the distribution between the States and the bankruptcy of the General Government. From a surplus of thirty millions of dollars in 1932, the government bas been in ten yevrs involved in an indebt- edness of twenty five millions of dollars During the financial movements alluded to above, the most enormous apeculations were carried on From unlimited re- sources, the whole mercantile community, the States and the General Government, have been reduced to bankruptcy, The revulsion that overtook all classes in the ‘midst of their most extended operations, destroyed every interest and for a tire ruined nearly every one en gaged in ony business. Fortunately the banking system fell with all the rest, and to the extinction of a large num- her of these institutions we can trace the re action that hus recently taken place in commercial affairs. Our currency for a year or two continued very much restricted and the returning prosperity was very gradual, it being based on sound principles and governed by legitimate laws of trade, Commerce, mapufactures, agriculture, all branches of business wore ateadily improving under the last part of the Compromise Act and (he limited bank movement. In September, 1842, tho present tariff went into operation, and the inflation of the currency and the move ments of commerce have since been very rapid The ex- pansions in the currency have been the first cause of the Jarge importations, and the high tariff haa yielded anim. mense revenue. The tariff act has had very little todo towards creating the immense importations of the year past. It is one of the most obsurd ideas imaginable, to at tribute to that act the greatest portion of the prosperity now apparent. The party cla'ming the parentage of that uct, supposed it would restrict our importations. It look. ed for a moderate revenue from moderate imports, as the protective features of the tariff were looked upon as rather prohibitory. The whigs, of course, advocate its beauties, and the principal men and organs of the party parade long list of prices, and endeavor to show the effect on the price of sheetings and sugar, pins and putty, brass kettles and chain cables, The orators of both parties are at logger: heads as to the price of wool, and work hard to show that the very existence of the twenty millions of sheep in the country depends entirely on the present tsriff. The most laughable and nonsensical arguments are taught fearlessly by both parties for and against this act, not one of which has the slightest bearing on the subjrct, and which must, in many instances, be intended entirely for politicai capi- tal. We cannot think that Daniel Webster or Silas Wright believe an iota of the statements made by them- selves on this subject. A party man cannot adhere to the truth on this question without detracting much from the influence of it in the approaching campnign, It is possible that after the approaching contest is de- cided, both parties may agree to a modification of the pro sent tariff. It reqnires pruning, and many articles re. quire a reduction of duty. The debt of the government demands the accumulation of a large revenue; but there is no necessity for the surplus to remain in the hands of afew bank directors, who will assuredly use every dollar to promote speculation and overtrading. The mercan- tile classes are not safe, eo long as such an immense amount is used to inflate the markets, and increase trade beyond proper limits. The eleven millions of dollars, now in the hands of the pet banka, has been drawn from the channels of trade, and approp iated to the inflation of a few stock bubbles, The capital of the legitimate mer chant has been reduced to increase that of the stockjobber- As fast as the deposite increase, speculations increase, and the movements of trade become inflated, until the same evils are brought into existence that created the revulsion of 1837. The inflation now going on must receive o check when the first payment on the public debt becomes due; but that can only be temporary. The Secretary of the Treasury has given notice that he is ready to redeem all outstanding Treasury notes. This will take about two millions of dollara, and reduce the surplus vory slightly, as the receipts continue very heavy. At present every thing appears in a very prosperous state,but a year or two will suffice to change the whole complexion of commer cial affsirs and bring about another revulsion similar in many particulars to that of 1837, The same elements are at work that produced the former revolution, and the same cause wili again produce the same effect The first step to be taken towards preventing such a deplorable result, is the reduction of the tariff or the application of restrictions to the banking institutions of the country, that will reduce prices and shut out impertations A modification of both the toriff and the banking institutions is required ; and the more expeditious the movement, the better for the prosperity of the country at large Old Stock Exchange. 5000 U Seis, 6's {is 50 Basen RR < nu 5000 lo y 0 3 35000 do, 115” 100 Norwich & Wor 63 2700 City 5's, "58 tol ou do 63g | 5000 Ohio 6's 97% 50 Morris Canal 10 1000 do m% 25 U 8 Bank 814 9500 Pennsvivania 5's 2 30 lo By 20 State Bank 85 = 106 Vicksburg Tm 6 Mohawk RR 62 10 KreRR wu 1 lo 613g 50 Farmers’ Loan 39 40 Long Island a 50 do 304g 50 do. 12% 35 do 3984 50 do Ww do 930 3915 40 do 20 do 3935 150 Canton Co 50 8. prin gon RR 43} 50 do 30 Meech Bank 10733 Boara, 5000 Pennsyly, 15 Nor & Wor 83 6344 50° do 415 63 lo 45 75 do 354 16 City Bank 18 wo do 510 6334 100 L Island RR a3 New Stock Exchange. 1000, Arkansas 6’s 50 125 Norwich & Wor 63 150 Farmers’ Loan = b3040, 50 do Git 1 do esh 39% 50 do 10 63: 12% do b20 40° 25 = do 30 63: 25 Morris Canal W% 2 do a0 63! 100 do 1” 50 do b3 Gis4 50 Canton Co 1% 50 do nw 63 50 do 38" 50 lo 633% 25 do sow 3825 do. bio 64 25 Mohawk RR 30 62 50 lo GN 50 L Island RR 30 oF 50 Harlem RR bis 72 50 do sl5 8234 50 do 30 7: 150 do Ba, wo do bi5 73 50 Paterson RR 530 793g 50 do b3 72 Saxs or Stocns—Boston, Serr. 3. Board of Brokers.—10 shares Western Railroad 883; 10 do do 88}; 26 do do 1w 88}; 60 do do 85}; 6 do do £8}; 50 do do 88f; 1 Boston aud Loweil Railroad 125}; 1 do ao do 195}; 35 Norwich and Worcester Railroad 613; 25 Rea ding’ Ra Iroad 25}; 6 do do 25p; 95 dodo 26}; 10 dodo 204; 50 ao do 25116; 1) Concord Railroad 61}; £200 Masea chusetts Fives 108}; $6000 US Fives 102]; $5000 do do 102}; $5000 do do 102}; $2000 dodo 1024; $5000 Albany City 6's 1083. State of Trade, Asnes—Pots continue dull at $418}. Pearls are very ull at $4 433 a $4.00. y hhere was en active enquiry today, which sales of about 2000 bales, at rates gradually more in favor of the buyer. ¥Lour—No change from yesterday's rates. Genesee $4 18} a$425 Michigan $4 [25 a $416} fay The receipts are quice largo, and the demond ve- ry moderate. Prime qualities for export sell at 42 a 45c Common at 35 0 360. Wnusxxy—— Drudge casks are in moderate request at Me Prison and Western barrels in Jair demand at 24Jc. Whawe On ano Boxe —In this market whale oil fetches: 37) a 88 cents cash. Whelebone is held at 478 60 cents There ore sales at thoze rates Sales of Sperm Oil were last week made in New Bed- ford at 96 cents a gallon; Whale Oil at 36} 039 cente; and Sperm Candles at $14 cents a pound. Imported into the country in the same tit sperm oil, 150 bla whale oil, and 700 ibs. Lone. Teas—At Anction—Imported in the ship Probus and brig Argyle. Terms—Notes payable in the city of New York to be made satisfactory to the sellers. Hyson—15 double chests at $1 per 1b; 10do 7c; 17 chests 70; 7 do 9do and 1 half do fats T chests 62; 7 half do 624; 42 chests 694; 17 do 66; 14do 65; Sdouble chests and I halt do withdrawn. Young Hyson—1a double chests 99; 20 do £0}: 14 do 784; 14 half do 76; 22do0 HY 70 do 74; 4240 734; 47 do 72 10. do 65}; 10 do 65; 50 do 68; 43 do 61; 48do 60; 10 do 54, 10 do and 20 double do 674; 31 do and 44 cheats it 162 hit 224 bbls. chesta 49, 24 do 47; 95 do 46); 68 do 46; 20 do 454; 367 do and 55 double do 4; 62 do 44, 125 half do 43); 344 do 43, 20 catty boxes 99; 10 do 96); 500 13 Ib boxes 46, Hyon Skin—40 chests 46; 1440 45}; 31 do 414; 10 do 37; 15 do 36}; 22 do 344; 95 do 314; 10do 284; 11 do 93; 14 do 27; 14 do withdrawn. Gunpowder--9 double chesta $1 29; 9helf do 924; 17 do 83}, 24 do 75); 26 do 74; 17 do 67; 128 do 61; 25418 Ibbxs 49; 60 6 Ih boxes 52; 2°0 do 60 Imperial—9 double chests $1 01; 7 half chests 80; 13 do 734; 25 do 70; 5 do 68; 10°do 67; 14 do 654; 78 do 60; 10 do 594; 255 13 1b boxes 46); 75 6 Ib do 49; 175 do 48) uchong—10 halt chests 40}; 10 chests 35; 31 do withdrawn, Caasia~ 20814 1b mats at 18 cts per ib Married, On Toesday evening, 34 instant, hy the Rev. Joseph Law, Mr. Antuon F Rypen, of Baltimo:e, to Mite Jane 's Daty, of this city. ittimore papers please copy. “Died, On Friday evening, Ang. 30, at Tor Island, of typhus fever, Beausan Van the 10th year of bis paige Staten kaMaN Denvex,io ‘Arrived, Livenvoot—Ship Sou Ww Migs E ifunt, Enelands Mr Wen Patton and Sse Pole ee nada, and 171'in the steerage. . ef and tin 1p Tarolinta~Mr Johason, aud 158 in the wearer Pecifie--Mra Hale, Brooklyn Mrs Hale, LA i or ; Poftsmouth, NH; Mi Benj Hale, Goners ed sta Passengers ir Wm 0 mportations. Livenroot—Ship Southernor—9 pks mere Godfrey, Pattisan & co) gts ear’ware Wm Chancery & co—7_pks mer D Oak- wy rapt hardware John A Newbold Newbold & Rus: au ury Morris ie larmer, Loop & co--1 Roosevelt & Pavson—2 Hunt, Weadward & Connehe-? Tracey Allen & co—$t Cameron & Brand—927 iron Eglinton & Bottell =I mer McKee & co—S715 bars tron 110 tone pig TE tks hard= ware 12 cks ear’ware to t—4 bls wool 57 cases mer do—76 J Reeve & sons Jas Leflerts—22 eke oil Geo B Mere woud co~%5 eases mer Lewis Atterbury & con? ‘chs hand stael & Dath : 'Blackhurn—3. F da ts cna tate cases mdne Phetps, Dodge & en—2 I Kingsland & cot 17 Bleeker Qut—9 cake Sheldon, Pheloe & col W. Bartonce Walsh, & aloney—1 White & Sheificld-—1 box J Graydomerd caves W & A W Spies & cot Withers & O'Shaughnessy Burritt & Johson—3 Barclay & Livingston 1 Wolfe, ‘Hespie—1 Townsend, Sayre & co—5 G Ch: ham—i9 EJ Thomas & co—3 E € S'Romevelt-t L Langett TB Maybeo—9 A & 8 Willetts—12 Wolfe & Bi ood, Folens & Mecer-t R Hyslop S aon—7 Manni 5, Wikon & Vosburg—9 Smithy ‘Thongar Sons—5 Chittenden & Blise-9 Cadahend 2. 2146 G W Sh Hubby n Reo $2 Bird, Gi nah ie & Cuth. & Hadden & & coms © Cartledze Ids & eo-—175 Woodhul & co— 7 Reip, Brothers & co—21 John & co—10 Lord & Taylor—127 lead & co. oou-—Ship Tarolinta—t G AV Rm 7 a0 avi Hichard Patcch—ant barsc00 bensent ice BAT iF bars 100 bunules iron D T.-M Foater=9 eases 10 bales ts ans rier “B Uncketsa € Hi & i Smith~21 avvifs7 uakets Leask Townsend, Save Sc cases 14 craks Kt Kingsland David Hadden & Cos vavid Oskley alot iis Coca sake Went i tea oh jes J Gihon & Co2 « od Fokien fe Hyslop & Son—3 casks Rosevelt & Payee luir—2 casks Ro Payson—4 erates J © Jack- son—dh crates AM ‘reudwell29 casea Lewin Atterburhesc bales HA ‘eases W" Wheelwright~6 cases | hale John rtgon—i¥ casks 4 eases Machir & Leverettrit casks hele don & Fhelns-—3 bags nails 4b sets 12 casks. Edward Corning KGo—G'caskes J.C Meith & Brother=-it ‘cra ery Roe Lerate 1 cask 400 bu dles hoop iron Corning, Homer & Com 4 gua ales icauvile Van Wagner & Bucket ena bls 90 bags nails Van Antwerp & Oakley--776. bars 80 bundles. bar iron GW Shiels & cot? craes 8K E Wille eke Win Bryer case G t—10 cases 5 bales Bird, Gil Leask 90 cases Josiah Macy S son—t che Newbold Lbale Win Hay wood-30 bay 10 cases 13 bls Godfrey, Pauterso bats 240 bun Hendrie! tay & co ~ old & Rusker— nails 8 pks Reid & Sprague— i & com MH Haydock—5776 hoop iron 8 Orrks—18 HA. closs—40 bxs tin Br—6 cs 20 bun G F Sanderson—100 bxs George H Strauds—900 tons 1112 bars 34 bun 2 es bar iron 89 xs 13 casks glass to order. . . Livenroot—Ship Pacifie~93 bales mdz J McCabe—0 tons iron Boorm: Johnson—4 bales mdz Wright, Sturges & Shaw 1014 bars 22 bundles iron A Congdon—5 casks G BM. & co~721 bars iron S$ Crook co—7 cs D Haddeu—11 W Whitewright—21 J B Magee—114 crates’ Adams & Brother—I6 casks to do—64 bales CH Russell—2 do Lord & Taylor—20 H Minekley & co—11 crates 3 hhds E Collamore—218 crates 19 hhds R © Aleock—40 bales borax 111 crates 7 exsks 8 A Horn— 631 bars 131 tous iron $2 casks 13 ox 16 bales 17 hhds mdz. 28 an- 10 order, NAik—Sehr Urbana—1200 bbls salt to J Foulke & Son. AUCTION SA [BENJAMIN LES. ORS SALE CH OERSIAN AN Bush FANCY ke -B. MOONEE ‘ell ‘This Da Lick, at the store 2k Maiden Lae: dvd ses nod lot, being te entire inch of an importer, consistin rt rt of, 15 elewa i alab ster and marble \ loeks:100 fixe gold and silver Watehee sd nis: god and gilt Jewelry 2 ewes bomzed Candele lesticks, t in poorces Sets, Leidies lint Bowen, Gentleggeor? ases, Shawl Aceordio: Opera. ey he. Ke id sinall round,’ square aud oval Glass Also, 2 cases Stands for Shades. Rosewood Orsi Piano, marble top, playing fourteen v Candlesticks, Cake Baskets, Waiters, &e. Trays, Bread dh Together with an extensive assortncut of fixe Parisian Fancy i logues are ready and the goods ean be seen to the hour of ad litec se Se ae FOR SALE AT AUCTION, A SPLENDID FARM on the Hudson river, town of Newburgh, Orrnge mile west of the village, coutaining, 107 acres, state of cultivation, well red ng stream of water,) a money ean remain on the purchaser. For comer of Canal, N, Y.. 91 on the p s. ‘The sale will be on lay the Orange Hotel, Newburgh, at 12 o’elock ANT! Wo dress, with Mice. a teary Hotel bg the Ho cating Hi and Philadelph 3, D—A respectable young or middh an, to take charge of a Temperan ame, reference aud residence, O. M ith a small cy Boats, ouire at No. | West at irsterate busi ing a Battery Place. WAN'TED, BY A YOUNG GERMAN, ViveTney Yeans or Ace, 3 TO TRAVEL WITH A FAMIL ingle geatleman. He can speak three tay iii ow German and a little of the French snd English. Apply Tee a note addressed to GERMAN, at the ill be attended Wd ora respectable Young je recommendations and characte: WANTED tion i "Apply at the office of the Herald man of unexcep to take charge of a eh 83 3ttre ANTED—A quolified Seamstress, well recommended and skilful 83 are with Boe Apply at thi meen POCKET BU roadway. It coutained nthe Lecthes &M Bond street down ‘dollars in five dollar hitly, wes Bank. and one (the, Bank memorandum papers, athe tinder will confer a fi K, No. 53 Boud no Use t a ee moe by return street, or Lf ward the same liberally, or BEC 85 2t*re TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. AKEN from on board the steamboat Columbus, at the Pier, foot of Chambers street, on Tuesday afternoon, Seprember 3d, 1844, about half past 4 o’clock, a small Light colored unk valise. ‘The above reward will be paid for the recovery of said valise and its contents, on its delivery at the American Hotel, comer of Broadway and Barclay streets. at iter Sailing Days of the Steamships. STEAMER,” PROM LAVRRPOOL, FROM amgenics. i . Western, Mathews bern Revie ie Britannia, — Hewitt 1 Caledonia, Lott 16 G. Western, Matthews. 4 Ship Masters and Agents. ‘We shall esteem it a fs vor if Captains of Vessels will give to Ronen Stuvry, Captain of our News, B the shipping left at the port whence they sai spoken on their passage, list of their entge newspapers, of news they may have. He wi mediately oh their arrival.” Agents and Correspo or abroad, will also confer a favor by. xen the Marine Intelligence they can abtal tion of any kind will be thankfully recived, — CORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 3. boi ard tl indents at home ing to, this office all Nautical Informa- $ Cleared. Ship Australia, (Swed) Zeplin, Hamburg, Hamb Weisser.—Bri sabella, Stewart, St. Johns, NF. Isaac Mead. Nichols, R. M. Demill;, E wood, Charleston, Dunham & Dimon —Sehrs, Cha Swansboro, NC. 'N, Iv & Co; Chesaperke, Baltimore, 'I. B. Gage Ricketson, New Bedio hip Southerner, Pane ertvets hip Southemer, Palmer, 36 days from Liverpool, with md to Woodhull & Minturn, 13th ult, Int 11 15, lon 29 49, exchansed signals with ship Adiroidack, atering ens. Aug Tikhy during x wavy gale from SE, Geore Wath tive of York, fell from the mainstopeail va dt was I Qn the moruing ofthe 27th Aug., D tive of Pennsylvani board and was lost. xvie Baro I genith, Al days from Liverpool, with mdse to Ship Portemouth, Glover, and passengers to.ofder, Ship Pacific, Hale, from Liverpool, Jnly 21, with mdse to Wonca sit D‘Orleans, Richardson, fi acket ship Duiches D'Orleans, Richardson, from Havre, July 24, with mdse to. W. Whitlock. ‘ali ‘ship Medemsch, Chase, from Newport, Wales, with slate to Nesinith & Walsh. Brem. arque Heinrich, Bleneke, 69 days from Bremen, with indve andl passengers to Meyer & Sticker from Liverpool, July 26, with mdse i umbas, from Lezhorn, wii Schr Urbana, Small, of Pawtucket, it, t0 the master, Left Patriot, of fe the only Am vessels in on, Pugh, Newber Schr W D Borden, Bunnell, from Virginia, Schr EJ Munsell, Roe, Nansemond, with pv Br sehr Ocean, Gerish, from Boston, with pl Below. One ship and 1 brig unknow: frit, See. 19 days from Bonaii for Boston, 30 ds; a Ra- NC., with naval stores to the master. Satled, b Barques Caroline, Voleckman, Bremen; Diana, Ableu, Ham- rg. Correspondence of the Herald. wont, Aug 31, Are 30th, V for Richmond? 19, Lawton, do for Ph wet, Howland. Norfolk ahis port and Pro’ , Brown, F fe hany; neo for doy 3st, E Brown, N York for Margaret, York, Richmond Deayss |; St Braman, Philadelphia for Warren Pomona, Sherman, N Bedford for Norfolk; Candace, Brightman, Baltimore for this port and Fall River." Cld Good Hope, Riley, Jamaica, Miscellancous Record. Senn Danr, (new) is advertised at Baltimore, to sail for Canton on the 7th instant. Whalemen. Sailed from New Bedford 3d inst, Alto, West, Atlantic. Spok ites § SE Barnegat, jay ship Lo ue; Ist inst, off rine om Boston for Philadel altimore, fe v Ebilecal phi 230 miles 'y = By pilot bape 1, lar 4028 Jon 71.40, ship delphins Ist Boston for HLavan 4 . July 29, off Cape French, from Liverdool for NYork—hy the arolints, at this port. Aug. 10th, lat 40°39, lon 33, Be barque Mars, steering est—by the same. chp ‘Aug, 2ith, dat 12, lon 97 30, Hamb. shi Knickoboe west—by the same. St Lawrence, from Liverpool st. 1at'40-49 lon 7, brix ‘Tamerlaue, from y mine! steering lan, Gloncesters Hy and Independence, and Keal ae eae Dim, Belfast; Liverpool: York Goliah, Slater, Bristols nas Forbes, Mather, aud fornia, ‘Auld, Gi i , een, Dixon; John & Mary, Brough Dyson, Crockett; ‘Tam O'Shanter, F icol, Liverpool; « 4 Foreman; Elizabeth, W ry Anu, Brown, London; Lady’ Campbell, ‘ansittart, Richardson, Stockton; Friends, Cockburn, and Marinus, Dick, New: Atkinson Power, Waterfe Rose, Dublin Integri castle, Dick, Newcastle, lke Ports. Burraro, Sept 2—Arr Wiskonsan, Great Western, and St © + Kent, Pr Stanle ‘Sk ore, ichmond, Det ner, Mi tchell, C 3 Wi Joy, Ney, Webster, and ‘Trenton, Cleveland) Chaunee: dusky. Cl New England, “Franklin, and. Harrison, De Indiana, and Constellation, Chicago; Kent, Pt St Home Ports. Franxronr, Aug 0—Sld Rapert, Curtis, Martinique. laurice, Conneaut; nebago, do; Commod ‘an. trot, antes Barn, Sept, 2—Are Charles, Sylvester, London; Cornelia, tinson, St. Thomas. Aug 30, Fox, Card, Ma 164 Ist Frances Louisa, Soule, do; Billow, Lawrence, Boston, adiz; Floyd, Norris, Hat well) N York. Phit nit ny Doane Poutianp, Sept2—Arr Louisa, Bl Hall, and Aleenus, Skolfield, Bonair Hope, Mitchell, Norfolk; America, ( y Sept 2—Arr Importer) Mar ‘Arr Luzon, Polister, Hull, M,Troy ; Rubie Yells, Genoa; Nat Hamb] Voss, HL ‘Moselle, Somerby, ty toad for Norfolk; J & W from Surinam, was janchard, Centw se, St Jago and a mkt; ; .. Nickerson, Wilming Iudies; Pompino, Dyer, Mol Err, “son, Smith, Philadelphia. off Gloucester this morning, ow Beoronp, Aug 3—Are Avon, Salem for Georgetown Sachem, Hunt, New York; Pinion, Eldridge, Albany; Harriet Dart, Barnes, Nansemond. ae : Ho love, 29-—Are Bowditch, Emery, Mariegalante tdw Preble, Pettiny iladelphin, Panthea, Herriek, and Geo Loyal, J Harding jr, Winsmore, Philadelphia. Sept d-Arr Abbathula, Cram, Portland; Mary Augusta, Farnham, Bosto ALEXANDRIA, Sept 2—Arr Virginia, Dexter, Barbadves. $id Hebe Eliza, Osborne, NYork. rats Fuxpenicxsmund, Sept 2— Arr Olivia & Virginia, NYork; o Portland. VANNAI on, Lewis, wood, N York; Eleanor, Forrest, Baltimore, Lightbourne, Havana, ad Augusta, Sher- Sid Hy Jenkins, AKE MAHOPACK, 2 August 27, Inf the Mansion House, convened MANSION HOUS ig of the Boarders ATA nent in the Dining Room, James and Johu O'Brien sted from the chairman, the fotlowing re adopted, Resol ome fi motion of pointed to wait on Mr. Berry with a copy of the above resolu. tion, After which, it was Resolved, that the proceedings of this meeting be pabllished in the New York Herald and the Daily Henry Burritt, a committee of three was ap- Tribune. Whereupon the tin adie JONE: JOUN O'BRIEN, Secretnry. test WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, september Sth, A WORK ENTITLED THE DORADO HABLADOR; O% LIFE AND ADV URES OF ALONZO, the Servant of many Ma: ters. ‘Crenslated from the Spanish of Doctor Geronimo de Alcala, a native of Segovia, Price 3745 cts. WM. M. CHRISTY, Publisher. a4 2is*re » N 0. 2 Astor House. Chairman. 85 Intec REWARKD—Lost the grass, with the word rive the ‘above rewara by leaving the same at th Uh ONO £0 Loa $10,090 Trrviy ana ers, on improved Real Estate pyly to m 85 Stis® 16 Cit P GENIN'S IMPROVED MOLESKIN HAT, FALL STYLE. Price $4,50. NOW READY, at GENIN’ inh am Pods bhish- iment, a highly improved and made in close imitation of the F e me celebrated manufactories of Paris. Having now on hand an as sortment of the imported article made by Mugnier, gentlemen will be enabled by actnal comparison, tojudge for themselves of complete identity. of the two articles. | Many under umstances, have rreferred those manufactured by the not merely for their greater ch perior grace and beattty-high ti ‘The sabseriber, 0 also from the i if ly from his kno xe of the article, but satisfaction of those who have purchased, can confidentl mmc id them to the ventlemen of New. York as heing superior to any thing of the kind heretofore manufactur- ed in this country. He therefore solicits a call and examinat of their meri 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. , The usual full and choice assortment of Beaver, Nutria and Hats. a full assortment of Mens, Youths #5 Im*re LEARY & CO— i aM HATS of our inimitable style, for the utumn, will be ready for sale and Seliver ins! a‘, ¢ tand 5 Astor House. be forwarded to those ENTLE! ensuing after the 3Ist No. N. B. Our “ Circular of Fashion” wiil who address us post paid. 1 6tis rre HE SUBSCRIBERS, WM, SCOTT would inform the Ladies of New York and its vicinity that having reecy- er the greater part of the Goods stolen from. their store on the night of the 2d of August, and having made large additions to their stock during the last few days, they are now prepared to of- and those who may favor them. with eke, nich anassortipent of new and desi ig of Lacs anbroidery, Fall Ribbor ‘aney Art ensure thes é; “ SCOTT & CO. Return their grateful thanks to their frierds for the sympathy manifested on account of the late occurence, and for the general and support they have received since the com= ir business at $00 Broadway. BAKERY TO_ LE OWER PART OF A HOUSE, 208 Greene street, with two good Ov convenieuce to carry ou'n large bi fable. ‘The stind is an excelleat REITZ, on the premises, TOOTE CURED IN ONE MINU use of the CLOVE odds ant to or injurious to the teeth, and Will PERMANENTLY cure any tooth to which itis applied. Price 25 cents. For sale by SANDS & CO,, 73, Broadway, 77 East Broad 55 Im*ec ith W/L N Chemists and Ding, corner Chambers street; i9 Fulton street, aud Way BEAR'S OIL HIGHLY SCENTED AND PU FOR THE HAIR—Of all prepa nothing eqnals ars Grease, In othe hair to, the ssveve it from, — by as he late Sir Homphry Bear's Grease, properly covered for the. pre © hair, or restoring it when o. haye saved wo expense in gets from Cana “1 i manner that the € nb me, renders it indispeasable for the toilet and dress ing:r9om i oid by A. B. SANDS & CO., No. Buildings, comer of Chambers stwvet, ROMAN YE BALSAM, FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED BYES. — ‘This valuable Balsam has been ased for many years, in pravate prietice, by the Oenlists in this and. foreign co be confidently relied upon as the mo: sieedy cure for weak or inflamed from any cause, that has ever been effered to the world, cul vessels cess whi e pave prepa its high p 271 Brondway, Granite 3 ‘im ee Its pee pheration consists in removing all uuhe Ithy action in the the eye and parts adjacent, substituting a healthy pro- soon resilts ina perfect cure. ‘The alllicted are ia- convinced, In small jars, priee 29 ce y A.B. SANDS & CU., Wholesale Retail Chemists and Druguists, 273 Broadway, cr Chambers strevt, (Granite Building) and 39 Fulton steset;'77 Bast B-ond- way. sh Iin*ec GIVE RED AND GREY IIAIR AND WHIS. KERS ANOTHER COLOR, 4 e, young or old, that likes red or grey hair? tes to both sexes, and should be remein- dit) change the color of their locks, © Red cheeks are pretty—not red hair— ‘The latter shames complexion fair.” ‘ ‘The celebrated Italian Dye changes red or grey hair or whis- kers toa beanti ural looking brown, auburn or black, without staining the skin in the feast, This Is warranted; who, thom, will go with red hair or red whiskers longer? ‘The Italian ‘adds a glossiness aud appearance to the hair equal to na- B. SANDS & comer Chamber Fulton street and 77 BE: a at7o HICAL LIQUID OPODEL- DOC AND ANODYNE LINIMENT For the radical and permaneni of G and Rheumatic Pains, Indolent. Tumor Bruises, Sprains, Ni or Weak. Joint Ui fections iso, Pain in the Breast, Back 0 of the Face, Sore Throat, Mumps, "pas mbrocation is a rare and \hescmalng ge eng nd of warm nd | Estima ‘anodyue Will be found far su- perior to any of the Opodeldoes or Li ofore inv Gil for the above mentioned maladie applica Pai its beneficial effects are im: Pains or sare manifest soon af- jouty Affec, retail, by Chemists and Druggists, corner of Chambers street, a5 Im* ec 79 Fulton'street, and 77 Kast jway. DAMAGED ZINC. TWENTY CASKS—FOR SALE BY W. 8. JOHNSTON, No, 96 Wall Street. 83 3tis*m [From rue Evexina Post.) _ “DR. A.C. CASTLE, wl o has lived a long n this city, has obtained an enviable and disti ¢ in his profession. He operates onthe. teet Va He has also prepared a composi n the form of a soft paste, which w it, becomes as hard as the dapted so Ith AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. Boxes... $1 | Pit Doors open at 7—The y Sept. 5h ill be performed, THIS EVENING, Sent 5 hy, performes KiNG EVENTS, eg “Mr. Chippendale. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. DR. LARDNER’S ENTERTAINMENTS. QTICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-4§ LAST NIGHT BUT TWo. THIS EVENING, Thursday, September 5th, rant t. THE MINOR PLANETS. PART I. TELESCOPIC ILL.LUSTRATIONS ! PART Ut OPTICAL RECREATION OF" To commence at $ o'clock 4 Itret NIBILO'S GARDEN. Corer of Broadway and l’rince street, New York. The Entertainments are under tie sole dircetion of MR. MITCHELL, Doors open at 7—Entertainments commence nt & precisely, First night of Beauty and The Beast, in w WHHL appede as John Quill, Likewise the fav Alpine Maid, in whieh Ms; Holland will ap of Sw THURSDAY Ey BEAUT NING, September 5, will he presente, ¥ AND THE BEAST. John Quill, Mr Mitchell | Dressalinda, Mrs Hardwick Beauty, Miss Taylor | Marygoda Mrs Watts ‘The Beast, Mr Dunn Queen of Roses, Miss Clarke Croton Pump, Esq, Nickinson | Black Cupi Mast Wood UP Litermission of ball an hour. <0 Te conelnde with, THE ALPINE MAID. .. Mr Duun Mr Holland | Mr Everard ats Rosetta. ss Taylor 07" NO POSTPONEMENT ‘ai this establishment on ac- gount of weather, as the Grand Entrance from Broadway to die Saloon is protected, and the New Saloon, which is veutilated from the top and sides, can be enclosed at a moment's notice. IRISH MINSTRELSY. MR. McMICHAEL WILL Give AN EVENING OF IRISH MINSTRELSY, on Thursday Evening next, 5th September, at THE SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY, with NeW VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS! Principally selected from MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES, Interepersed with Notices, Historical and Humorous, He will give a Selection of VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS FROM LOVER'S SONGS on THE SUPERSTITION OF THE IRISH. OF" To commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS—To he had at the principal Music Stores, and at the Door. st 2tre APOLLO SALOON, THE ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, grateful for the extra- rdinary patronage thus fur bestowed upon therr efforts, bex toinform their frieuds and the public generally, that THIS EVENING, (‘Thursday,) September oth, they will intro- duce a variety of new and popular Songs, Glees, Catches, russe Solos, accompanied by the Banjo, Accordian, Triangle, Conjo, Tambo and Bone Castinetts, ‘The peculiar novelty on this oceasion, they trust, ‘will meet with ths continued approval of the public, and every endeavor Will be made on their part to retain the unprecedented success which has thus fur crowned their efforts to please. ‘Tickets of Admission only 25 cents, COMPLIMENTARY BALL. ONSTITUTION HOTEL, corner of 10th street, and First WILLIAM ©. FARLEY, Proprietor. ued, desirous of evincing their hugh regard for the Froprietor of ‘the above hospitable, and’ well-cotducted eatabliahment, propose togive him a, Complimentary Ball, on Thursday Event g, Sth september. Pony warts 's Cotillion Band is engaged, sh ltt ge will have the management of the Ball Room. ‘reeman, Colonel, Sheldon, Brank Daring, Oliver Johnson, Constantine Donohoe, John Kelly, omas Whelan, Thomas Kelly, m. W. Kidder, Philip M’Cardal, Cogan, Tickets, to admit one Gentleman and two La had at the hotel, or from any member of the Comi 83 de® ret $1—to be tee, CONCE RAND VOCAL AND INSTRU ME VTAL CONCERT, atJ. PINTEUX’S Cafe ‘des Milles Colonnes Saloon, No’ 407 Broadway. Engagement of Miss Aparn, the fine Vocalist his well known establishment has been considerably em- bellished since May. Refreshments of the best kind can always the attendauce of careful waiters, A ing eight tables. commani- ie floor—thr ices and creams, the ‘mes be obtained, t the city affords, can at all Entrance Free, sl 2w*re MR. DEMPSTER'S : VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, N. Y. Society Library, way and Leonard streets, PMPST ER has the honor to announce hii G{rink three vocal entertainments on, the eyenings ainesday. and Friday, 2d, 4th, and 6th September, w will introduce bis popular compositions, including the Li of the Irish Emigrant; The Blind Boy; Jeanie Morrisen Louely, Auld Wile; Let us Love Heart; ‘Tle Loved was not There; "Tis sweet to hood; (‘The Indian's Complaint) Oh, why. does the White Man follow my Path? ‘The Death of Warren, &e.; Scottish Baflads John Anderson my Jo; My Ni lary O'Castle Carey; 9 about y ws a Man for a’ that: full particulars, to be rary, aud at the door. intention of y, Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the door Doors open at half THE ALHAMRA, 559 Brorpway, Betwrrn Srnie ann Paver Streets. SHIS faghionable place of resort is open for the reason. "The Toes, Fruits, Jellies, nid other refresiiments, are uf the finest description. An, Orchestra, combining some of the first the city, perforin every evening, except _Sotnrd: favorite pieces from the compositor of Stra and others equally celebrated. BRANCH, No. 165 Kast Broadwoy, ove door above Rutger atreet, where the saine delightlal ice ( reams and Refreshments may be found, aul! Lmiarre sien) talent in sand Sandays, Lanuer, Aaber, COLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND EXHIBITION OF bDEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No, 403 Broadway. New York, FRiARMISSION WILLING ONLY, U STRANGER should. leave the city without eal tr are the Great Collections af Books, F The BC BLic SALE ROOM is filled. with books of every kind, in v:tious languages, including Prints and Pietures, 10 se which, and the Print Room. xo Caanee ix made \ Mi ee ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION, PANTOMIME, ETC. BY THE ELLSLER BROTHERS. O*% WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, September tth 6th, will be given a new and entire change of performance, to commence wititthe grand and wonderful feats of gymnasticn, displaying their incredible feats of strength, Tours d’Addresse, a 'y and elegance, and will conelade the fiat part with the Tableaux of the ATHENIAN GAME: the Double Anneaux. ‘An intermission of half an hour. <0 ‘o conclude with a splendid new pantomime BX THE ELLSLER AROTHERS. 18 HE DEAD OR ALIVE? On es Accidents d’ane Gourmand. Performances tn cor weather permitting. E ce it WALNUT STREET THEATRE. E. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE. he Regular Serson at this establishment will commence on SATURDAY, Sept. 7th A meeting of the Company will take place on the morning of Wednesday, the 4th, at II o'clock, ip the Green Room. A. full and gongteal attendance is requested. KE, Su M er. Philadelphia, Angust 284, 184i. nae Tuam Ookis t halpast 3 o'clock prees n free, 4 3t CARD—DOCTOR GLOVER confines his Vi practice ‘principally to the treatment and cure of delicate diseases int thetr different stages. Also, Gleets, Strictures, Gonor- cea, Seminal Weakness, Obstinate ‘Ulcers, and all Sores. nri- ng from impurity of the blood. experience and in the cure of ¢ is class of diseases are very great, Per flicted ngined diseases who ha wie any of the ab incurable or difheu it his office, N he American Museum, where he may be con ly at any hour during the day and aig’ br nt? ISLAND, nt lodgers and NEA FOR PERMANENT BOARDERS, transci day visitors, offers an opportunity of enjoying the yen breeze, a view of land and water unequalled for its picturesqueness lacury of the sea bath, (the sea beach being within half'a mite. of the house.) The dinner hou perior carriages guests. A fine Bor ed for the amusemen 4% o'elock—ou Sunday at 3 ndanes for the ac Alley and Billiard t of the patrons of the ¢ GEORGE Pf Top N. B.—Two of the best rooms in the House imay. be ny the remainder of the season, on immediate application of fami "Gn Sundays the boats run_ to Stapleton, Janding every hour Carris 15 ‘Attendance to convey passengers to Clifton House imiare THEATRE FOR RENT. THE RICHMOND VIRGINIA THEATRE, is for rent for the season, commeneing on the Ist October next. It yrirs and new decorations as will inake it, fot superior in its appointments, to any sHeted, ex theatre of Its size an 2taw3w*re Water—Agate Stones—Faney Goods, Ke —For sle by kbw. H ‘ JET BUTTONS, CUT BUGLE: DAGUERREOTYPE MATERIALS—Gen Homennathle. Medicines tmmared ta orn ocd eioy Wo ptorgs ee ywesae iemily ue parched a nelvetion st Operas now pla don and Paris, and ine amine to Alerica immediately, in order to produce them. “Mr. Seguin is happy to say be has made arrangements with Me. Brazer, a Tenor uf the highest repute in Landon, who will secompiny Mr. and Mrs, Seguin to the United States, 4 Nawiw*re A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABL IN NEW YORK BARENNE & CO. patronized by the Courts of France ‘and, Belgium, of 11 Place V dome, aris honor of making Known to the Ladies of the United States, and those of thereity of New York bartculaly, hat they will open a branch of their well known and fashionable Millinery Eatabliahypaget, on Thursday, the 12th of Septeya on the poi gl of Broadway and Grand street, (entrance No. 1i4 Grand street. ‘The branch in this city will be under the itamediate superin- fa ae of one gif, Princiule ladies kbd he The ladies are respectfully solicited to vinit the. saloc will always find every recherche article in the fron Pag, by where they Minery line ald also inform those business in the principal connected with their. bu f oeaged in the millinery ties of Ue Uiion, that all articles ness, ani tive lsieat fashions, ean be ing opened to the pablic inthis to. is K=10 Tons Old Russia Tagred Rope, forsale | PERSSE & BROOKS, jo. 69 and 67 Nassau street. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL, Phisadetphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.) PHycapearaia, Sept 4, 1844. Frederick Heas, tried yesterday for arson in the Crimi- nal Court, was found g wity last evening, but recommend ed to mercy by the jury. Hess is a mere boy, said to be of respectable connexions, und is the first person tried for participating im the Kensington riots. The individual who s\au is charged with being engaged in the burning of St. Augustine’s Church, Thouw.as Goury, was placed upon trial this morving, which was concluded about half past one, when the court adjourned until to- morrow muraing. The testimouy agaiust the prisoner amounts to mere nothing, ind I should bartly suppose @ jury could ever convict upon such doubtful evideo The prisoner is also a com)arative stranger, having neither money or friends to engage counsel, end was thus left at the mercy of the Commonwealth, which { trust will tice reu.dered. He strovgly ‘protest against the charges made. The “Spirit of the Times” is very severe upon the Natives, particularly Levin and Gen, Peter Ken smith, Gen, Constantine Collins, the Irish whig oraior, spurns the former while a Florida correspondent, Charles By rue, viol ntly denounces the other in this morning's paper. The" Times : The special convention of the Episcopal Church cf Pennsy ivania, will assemble to morrow for the purpose of couridering the r ion of Bishop Underdouk, and certsin other matters connected with this very amiable, moral, und virtuous predate. Samuel Hempheil, one of Recorder Veux’s officers, has been caught extorting from a poor woman, and very properly held to bail in $700 to anawer. The Recorder should dismiss him at once ‘This thing is too common among the Pailalelphia police. It was very amusing to see,Bela Badger and Ostin Bay- ley—both fvery clever fellows, no doubt—arrayed in comical dress this morning, as the “ Cloy Minstrels,” reding our public streets, en row e for Lancaster, where they ere to entertain their Whig friends te-morrow with « a the road for Henry Clay,” &c. It was a rich affair. A young man, named Nicholas Hare, now under bail in $5,000 on a charge of participating in the Kensington riots, was arrested at the instance of several [rishmon in Kensington last evening, taken before Aldermen Hugh Clark, whose character is weil known to the whole com munity as one of the most dangerous men in that district; and held to ball in an additional $5,000, upon the paltry lea of having tulked rather loud, whereby they allege e was inciting a riot, &e. Sh met! rely injured this A little girl, named Scanlan, was morning by being knocked down and ran over by a horse nut street. and vehicle in ‘The dry goods store of a Mr. Conolly, in North sth street, between Market and Filbert, was considerably injured by fire this morning about two o’clock. The fire- men were somewhat pnzzied to find out the location of the fire, in consequence of the stupid manner in which the ‘man in the steeple” rang the bell—almost every di- rection. The “non-accepting” and county Cog go a enerally refused to go into service, for which | gi them great credit. Timothy Croney, another of the Kensington ruffians, ‘was arrested yesterday afternoon, and committed to prison to answer the charge of being an active participant in that disgraceful and bloody drama, by which the lives of such noble’spirits as Sheffler, Cox, Rhinedoller, Wright, Ram- sey, Hammitt, and one or two others, were sacrificed. Let justice be meted out to Croney und his associates. John Campbell, another Irishman, was brought into the Court of Sessions’this morning, and committed to answer the charge of murder, having been engoged in the Ken- ni sington rivts, He was seen to load and fire upon the Ne- tives. A true bill has already been found inst him. Welch's Circus is doing well. e pleagure of ing withthe General this morning, and really [ onfess his trip up the Mediterranean and elsewhere, has greatly impro is appearance His company are unequalled, particulerly Rodgers and Nathans Masters Kincade and Glenroy tre astonishing boys. Welch de- serves much, and J trust his sojourn here will be profita- ble. The Walnnt opens on Saturday with a strong and ta- lented company. The house is well manoged. Burton caters well, buthe is not sufficiently patronised. Stocks are advancing. Everything seems lookin brighter, and if our business men only possessed a little ‘e energy, the sales would rapidly incr Today, Wilmington ‘and Reading Rwitroud shares both ro while other descriptions displayed on upword tendency. Finer Boany.—412 Wilmington RR, 254; 100 do 263; $400 Lehigh M Loan, cash 66; $25.000 Reading Railroad Bonds. 69; 10 Reading, shares, 264; 4 U 8. Bank, 84; $300 county 5%, 92 ; $5000 Deleware and Chesapeake, 6's, 87h 5876 Girard Bank 114 vconn Boany —$100 Lehigh 6’, 39; 50 Wilmington Railrond, 24] ; $200 Cheranenka and Canal, 6's, 39; $300 Pennsylvania, 5’ 72}; $2000 Wilmington 6’ | 1858. 81 ; $400 do do, 1855, 84, 14US Bank, 8}; $4000 Reading Bonds, 69. Deatn or a Unitep States Senator.—We re- . gret to learn that the Hon Williem 8 Fulton, one of the U. 8. Senators from the State of Arkansas, died ut his resi« dence, about a mile from Little Rock, on the 16th ultimo. —Nat Intelligencer, Sept 3 SHIP NEWS. Correspondence of the Herald Purrapetenia, Sept. 4—P. M. Arrived—Daniel, Parker, Troy, NY. Below, Amlapader, West Indies, cleared —€ Lagonyray Don Nichols water, Porth more, Leary, Boston; Phebe B: ker, dng Tneriet, Sears, do; Florida, Reed, Dighton, Mass; Wim Hart, Gandy, Warren, RE Jane Heodersov, Henson, Troy, N. Squire & Brothers, Steelinan, Providence: Jabez 1. White, , Fall River; lodine, Blew, Beiristone, Sent ichigan, Terry, de Rio M , Bremen de Janeiro, RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS A PURSE OF THIRTY DOLLARS—To come off on FRIDAY, Sept 6th, ‘clock—Fiee for all Horses that never Won n Purse or Sta coud Ward Hotel, the day previous. CENTRAL RATE ROAD. FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA. stion daily (Suuday sand Freight, New auned is pore) duce whieh m: ‘Agent h canny patch all offer. Goods consigned to the will be received f vided a sum in cash, sufficent to pay cherges is depos ted with the fre steamers Ch, Ss CLIN by Captains ay, and take the ears from By this route there ery, fare is Bi 6 staying than aslow. ee TARITS ia’ Charleston R. CUYLER, President. THOMAS PURSE, General Sup tendent. Savann: Augnst, 14 1. i ee ce STATEN ISLAND FERRY. 85 Imre FOOT OF WHITEHALL, ‘The Boats will run as follows until further notice :— LEAVE NEW YORK; 5, 686, P.M. AND 7,8, 9, 10, 11, A.) 1, 2, 4, 5, 6h¢, P.M. On Sundays, every ‘hour, from @ A’ M. to? P:M.—-1 PM excepted, FORT HAMI Leave New York, 6 A. "Fort Hamilion 3 i 1 CLIFTON Layven New York GA, M2 ant ig DM. 3 Nifton, The g and 4), P.M. ia me" “(onlays excepted.) BENEFIT. mforn and the public that h wit to the FISHING BANKS in the au THOMAS SALMO 1 Sent Gth, ist. ‘The boat 11 be decorated. wi been gratuitously red by the polite T. Schultz—Capt Ac has kindly ve nd . LOTHIANS celebrated, full bras: tillion band has been ‘and the public may rest ass very exertion will be ease thoge who may, howot him with their patronage. # for ) One Dollar—the boat will call at Amos tTig—Canal st 74—C atl kerry, Brooklyn 8—Pike st. ill act as pi er LNW 1, to at Fort Hamilton each way. soe, NH 6, toaching TRY Ee” FOR LONUON.—Packet of Un ivth Sept ‘The splendid new Packet, sp NORTHUMBER LAND, Captain BR. He Griswold, sails positively as Above her reguiar day. ‘This ship has excellent seeos ions for cabin, second cabin ad sera iiageenntrh ‘These wih to secu berthe wt ot ful to early. eation on board, oF should ao ‘peat str & J. ‘Al TT, ____%6 Bouth street, comer of Maiden’ Jane, FOR MADEIRA— oo sail on the 15th September —Passage only—The fine, coppered aud coprer-fs 4, oak built brig LONG ISLAND, Captain Thorp, Wil tinea Himited number of passeneers to the above Ish being fitted ap every accommodation, without regard to expenae, ad Raving ‘an igehonse om deck to earry fresh provi besa innsry bial des inhaler fy | Ssnory, 85 Wall street, over Pel mire sitoli*ec FOR NEW ORLEAD EW YORK LINE.—Regular Ps sburgh.—The well known fast sail Capt, Minot, wil positively. sail a shove. ‘on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st., kK COLLINS & CO., % South street. Shippers may rely upon having th sad and that the tniye of this. Bow oods correctly mea mnetnatl Magers Figtion god Woodrff, who ods to their address », Capt A. Eldridge, will vere see Dinket—The steam) warthen, Henry. Windle, above port on the ath hud d comfortsble secommodal * jomforthle aecommodati hth etn an teeragefeasengers offers an aways dente 10 the travel ym ALY %,' ght te ront st.