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

in st: near Amity, 28 by 16d 3460 junt —" —! sable inthe chy ce ote iyson-7 double chests 914 cts. 65 chests, 629, 20 hel! do 614, 43.do and 31 chest 61 (5 half chests withdrawn ) ¥ 83 half chests 80 ots; 44 do 72; 20 do 70}; 14 do 181 do 85, 22.do 8321 do 624; 30 do 52; 30 do 50}; 86 do 43; 160 do 42); 462 5 do 154; 738 do 15; 25 do 11}; 14 cases chests, 1997 halt chts withdrawn.) Hyson Skin—27 chests 50; 29 half do 3h 10 chest 41); Hide thet o° Hi) 31; 117 do 28}; 185 do 27; 61 do 26}; a er half ches's 35; do 34; 45 chests 324; 90 Gunpowder—3 half chests $1.15; 12 do 93; 5 do 86; 5 do 63; 15 do.679; 7 do 67; 18 do 60; 20 do 40; 172, 131b boxes 49; 50 do 46; 124 6lb do CO}; 20 cases, each 12 2ib cannistera 8845 50 do 21; 200 do 60. ont half chests, 550131b bxs, 600 6lb do and 62 cases withdrawn.) Imperial—6 half chests $1,06 ; 14 do 76 ; 10 do 70; 18 do 42 do 67; 31 de 66; 13 do 60; 60 do 40; 200 do 1sIb bxs, ; 380 6lb do 48; 10 cases each 12 2b bus 684, 27 do 58; do 60; 56 half chests and 380 13\b bxs withdrawn. aormee Pecco—221 13 Ib boxes 34; 250 half chests with- wn. Povwrchong—10 chests 324; 22 do 32; 10 do 27}; 168. do 26}; ese 45 Hi 45 264 Ningyong—174 half chests 34; 100 de 31; 20 do 30; 30 do 29; 70 do 28}; 405 do 28; 217 } chtg 26}; 30 halfdo 26; 104 do 25; 113 do withdrawn. Fongtia— 100 half chests 45; 100 do 443; 300 do 44. Koken- 10 201b boxes 42; 163 13!b boxes 344; 115 chests, 149 half do and 195 131b bxs withdrawn. Oolong -50 half chests 41; 63 13Ib boxes 39; 90 cases each 27 | Ib canisters, 5 279 half chests withdrawn. Mohea—26 16Ib boxes Congo—10 chests 224; 10 do 29; 125 14lb bxs 24; 177 do 23; 60 chests and 642 hfdo withdrawn. Chulon—323 half chests witha’ awn. Provision Market. Our markets were never so fully and abundantly sup- plea for the searonthan they areat present The num: r of cattle aad small meats arriving from every direc- tion by railroad, steam and tow boi has reduced the prices with many of the butchers and meat shop keep- ers. Poultry is in much better order this week. Fish is as usual plenty. but rather high. Vegetables are very fin Apples, Pears, Peaches and Plumbs of all qualities are abundant, and sell at various prices. fine peaches at $2 60 a basket, containing over tl RICES OF PRovisions. a3 00 4aG a 50, al 25 at 18%a 25 mb, I 6a 8 b. 6a it 3a ts, bu Onions, buireh..+ 3 a 4 u igeons, doz.....-1 00 al utter, fresh, nee Ib Porterhouse Stexks 8 a 10 Butter, firkin,per Ib da 6 Bass, ty al 00 lery, @ 1. 31a 50 Caulitlowers,doz. 6a — ies, qrt. It 50 a % =a Sallad la 2 Salmon, 10 a 2 ri 8a 12 Snipe, dozen, was SACS 5. =a Turnips, bush... 25 a 31 ‘Tripe, Ib. —a 4% 56 al 6a Died, On Thursdey evening, 5th instant, Jonny McCarapy, an of Benjamin McCready, deceased, in the 23d year of is ag His friends and those of his brother, Edward L. Mc- Cready, and the relatives of the family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral thia morning at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Spring and Renwick streets, without further invitation. On the 6th instant, era lingering sickness, James Wanpxor Avtp, native of Scotland, aged 28 years and 10 months. The frie»ds of his brother, Henry A. Auld, and these of his fether-in law, Bichard Bent, and of hia brothers-in- law, Robert Rae. J Calvin Smith, and David Reid, are ipectfully invited to attend his funeral, without further ition, to morrow morning at 10 o’clock, from his late residence, 251 Centre street. On the 6th instant, of consuinption, Joun 8. AnpERson, aged 26 years. His tueral will take place from the house of his bro- ther-in-law, James McGowan, 110 Waverly Place, at do'clock, P. M ‘Miaetnianyatin son Latest Dates joe BRORVED AT THE, NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Aten i Manilla. y 16 i 18 Pril 21 Bay of Islands, NOZ2Apni tanzas Bermuda July 8 Mayaguez... Buenos Ayres: daly Metamoras.. . Belize, Hon. Ji Montere’ 18 Barbadoes. Nassau, Nv B Nenvitas Rio denctzo: 10, Seance 2 Te ow i Bowe cS Gouaives Guayaquil Gallipagos Tsiaids Soe PuoSESe SR oo: Liverpool La Guayra, 16 Lag. aL 8 Cruz. 1 Zanzibar. : May ‘rs Arrived, cheater James’ Suydam, “James ‘ son Bours, Jas Kearny Warren, New York; Solomon Collis, Miss Collis, New Haven; Dr Lawrence $ Peppor, Merritt, Philadelphia; John ‘Wallace, Mrs ‘allace, Scotland; Peter H on, lady and cl Joh Indy, Chas Turner, Englands Johm Dan Pi " Livenroor—Packet shi A Suydam. Thos Robi erage. '001L—| By d—Eb I. Isane Smith, Spencer H Smith, he sand daughter, © Ao main, ; Joseph Smith, Mexico; Wim. Merriweather, Norfolk; John Whinfeld, Lon steera: .Livenroor—Ship Comelia—Wm H Fellows and lady, of England; Chas Belcher, New Jersey—119 in the steerage, Loxpox—Barque Palias—T' Charlton, of Boston, and 34 in the steerage, A ene—Ship Ji d—H Vansen: A Sinale,'A Perkins ’63'n the este ee Vemmentareen, J ee Foreign Importations. Livervoot—Sl hester—1 ck E & J Thomas & co—19 bxs tin © Seymour & co—100 bdls sheet iron Stokes, Gilbert & co—196 bars do Bleeker & Oothout—1 bxs Lyons & co—9 cs W jamin & co—6 bls F Lecch—2 cks J A Newbold—1 do Ball, Thompson & Blacd—2 certs J & son—1 ck Van Antwei Horsey—671 bars iron J saree rd, Onkley—7 bxs W Watt—3 do jan & com ht, Sturges & Shaw—3 do Bates & C: dis—8do A Mitchell, & co—320 ‘bxs tin 600 bdls sheet iron W Meades—230 bxs tin Stokes, Gilbert 8 co—252 bars iron J Rich- mond—1 es W R Howes—i do J & J Chamberlain—1 do A & H J Thory—320 bdls sheet iron J M Bruce & son—I es J.J Tobins —1 do H Tobias—3 bls 4 ¢s A Slnter—I do F A Huntington & co~5 do MeKee & co—8 do 8 Crooks—1 do L Benedict & co—1 do BH Halstead—1 do Hunt, Woodward & co—3 do Nevins & co—5 do J. Gihon & co— casks Sheldon, Phelps & co— 1.cask Denniston & Debrow; 1 Comet & Brothers; 2J Janes; 1 S J Newstadt & co; I bale J’ Rhodes; 1 cask G Tay! 1 do Halstead, Hates & co; I Merritt, Ely & Jones & co; l'ease AJ Stewart; 4 Paton & Stewart; 1 Hughes, ‘Ward & co: 2 F. W Pemberton; 1H Moss: 2 AR Van Nest; 6 bbls Sands, Fuller & c0; 5 Marshall; 6 B H Halstead; 13 Pea- 0; 1B Hf ‘Taylor; 1 Gillet & Donaldson; | Ste- Adriance & Strang; 3 Young & Smith; 1 bale iss; case Williams & Bill; | © B Cotinors & nx; 2 G Hastings 0; 10 H Kellog & co; 1 C Hi ‘&eo—7 W Watt—2 J A Newbold—8 J Nichol 11 J Gihon & co—2 J A Henry & co—2 Warten & co—2 R Arkhurst & son—1 T Hunt & co—3 Manning & Journey—1 Clark & West—2 Watson & co—3 Bromhall, Abernethy & eo Les Hurlbut & Howard—2 J Falconer—13 Peabody, Riggs & 2do J Nicholson—t J Reese & son of Philadelp Church—W Whitewright—1_D_ Oakey & son tu 7. W Watt—# § Crooks—1 ee #, Bae — ~_ M Owen—2 E Phelps—1 ck 222 bxs tin 20 es copper 792 bdls sheet iron Phelps, Dodge & co. Livenroot—Ship England—60 tons coal 21 do scrap iron © ks & Brother r—4t Wright, Sturges H Marshall—g0 pegs He & Shew—1 J Napier—10 Bulk & co—4 Smi 8, Gilbert & co—225 none H Tobias—12 1C H Habbard—2 E © aterman—60 bxs J Gi 4 Hutchinson & Tiffany—15 8 . 2. © H Russell & com Nevins & eo 36 Inglis & Seott—2 1D) Morrison—I067 bars iron Amold, Cong: ‘ Huxhes, Wart & 6023 J & Journeay- do Wight, Stur- Hodges k colt do HN. Peck Ww aA & co—2 J Cooper—3 Dra- 45 Yan Woort—s Bulkley, Gra Hare a o—f & Richards=t P Murray: ©o hus & co—19 1 Reis Bros—t lowe & co—670 burs ‘ggleston & Battell—6 bales Bi & com5 bs Hen 1¥ A Huntington—18 F Jones! bx Young, Smith & com) bxs Hall Bros—1 A Van Nest—4 E ‘Thompson & Gale—2 CT Taylor—'3 bxs J Nicholson—3 do Bird, Gillilan. & col FE Corning & com H ‘Lobias — i iNer—18 cases W Whitewright—3 bls D Hadden & co—3 do Gorton, Hodges & atterfield & Brothers— J. Hudson—4 J Faleoner—2 Ww o—4 KR ight, Si i'd Conma 8 Cochran—4 d thers & cof Gi & co mJ Met t all & co—21 bdls iron 200 do hoop iron Bleecker Ooth+ «J A Newbold Patou & Stewart—LH Andrews Ilsstings & co11R Shell—t Harmer & Havent ket Patton & comt Bpelman & comy RON eM Kellogg 6 W Heyden—1 Roswell & wer & co—150 bes tin Stokes, Gilbert, & d & Son—191 bdls sheet iron, Clark, Gill & Com ) Seymour & Coon eask Moon. in & Pullman—one RM Aribur—nineteo & do Stewart & By , of PI un & Stroug—4 J Ke Warrell & Son—3_Chillinder & BI T Halsted—2 Halsted, Haines & co—2 Mellvaine & Willjams— 1 Freeland, Stewart & co—7 Warrell & Coats—0 J Letferts—6 Patton & Ste wart—2 Cooper & Leigh—2 CP Leverich—7 © Bill— bys pret Sirs eee 1 RT Cross L I lon—| lerbury—| nt Bros W Burton-8. Warren—4 Hall Bros Bales % co—96 cases 27 bales 3 chs 69 bdls 44 bxs 8 cks to order. tin JB EW a eee 3 Retison= i Sti bits 830 cha Meter oot toorder; 3 Gurley & Hill—130 cks Kak eee ek dpnriegee ee ls 178 begs 95 casks 10 carboys 97 bbls 3 crts bre oe Rorrenpas— ie—15 pipes gin Schuchard & es fe follinan a chs Viewor k DuckwitenT cs O Lane MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steamships. M LIVERPOOL, Packets to Sail. 8, Whitney ‘Thompson; Sept.tt Yorkshire, Bailey Seq 16 Packets to Arrive. ARH LivERroo1, Oxford, Rathbone, Patrick Henry, Delano, Ai of ‘est house, Sept.21 seithan peatanou Noe SR RORTAMOUT 4 Northmber! ‘iswold, Spt.10 Jaebee, Hebard, Gladiator, Britton,” Sept: 20 ietoria, Morgan, FOR HAVRE, OM HAVRE, Albany, Watson Sent. Sully, Edgar, Aug. 1| 8. de Grasse, Thor Burgiindy, Wotton, Aug. #| L: Philippe: Cestolhe Sere ae Ship Masters and ents. ‘hall esteem favor if, Carine Vessels will give AT Sitvey, Captain of our News a report of the shipping left at the "port, when sailed, the vessels spoken on thelr passage, eatwoy and’ any foreign ne nay haves He will board them fae mediately other arrival. Agents and Correspondents at home the MipriteIaselt acon that ofc! Beales Recast fence al 1 ce they ean obtain, tion of any kind will be thankfully received. ie PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 7. sun iN HIGH WaTER, dictiys Cleared. i murton, Huttleston, Li |, Grinnel ii & Cot Charleston, Andrews, Chariewton Gea: Burien F, Emlen, Wileox, Philadelph igs Sarah Brown, Peckien Sturges, & Clearman Qriska, Se th, Wiscasset, J. Sehrs Nassau, Chestel, Paxson; Fairfield, Burr, Salem; Fancy, Chase, Boney, “ue” & Packet ship England. Bartert fra racket shi . Bartlett, from Liverpool, Aug. 3, wi mise, to C. HL Marsal and loodhue & 9° mye ele ter, 5 iverpool, + with mdse, to Woodhull & Mintyra, “" VAYerPoo!, Aug. 10, Fregeh, from Liverpoet, July. 25, with mdse, Tr. 0 date, Ta 0 ; heavy gale from SE and S8W-—sprangfirethaste Ship Si Gallagher, from Liverpool, July 17, with 309 It to Barclay & Liv tons salt to Barclay & Livingston—1 engers. Ship Sarah & Arselin, Mattison, from: Liverpool, July 24 with mdse, to Roche Brothers & Co—188 passengers, t Ship Jamex H. Shepherd, Redman, 44 days from Antwerp, via Flushing, with mdse, to Gerding & Kunkel man. | Ship Ceylon, Cook, from Glasgow, via La . with mdse, to W. HE. Howland & Co. Iathand Lath alt ce eities gulet from westwards S50. Jat 06 31, lop 42 20, ng a heavy gale from westward, spru + 2th, findi that we could with difficulty keep her Tree, hove’ orerbond ae tons pig iron to lighten ship, after. which, with the assistance of thepassengers at the pumps ps found shat we ould keep the water ing onus. ‘Cape: C. tenders His thanks to fhe perc, ers, ax without their assistance it would have been. ttnpoesibie to have brought the ship into port, Moller, 45 days from London, with r Prussian barque Pallas, bee oe BI days fi farque Kathleen, Bliffens, 42 days from Rio Janeiro, wil 1200 bare coffee 120'sticks rosewood fo. Mason & Thomond Saw off the port, bonnd in, a ship showing a blue and white check signal, with foremast fished. Barque Flien, Dunham, 21 days from ‘Trinidad de Cuba, with sugar, to Chastelain & Ponvert, Harmonie, Brummer, 49 days from Rotterdam, nnd 88 passengers, to Notterbum & Co, Danish brig of war St. Croix, Doikum, 14 days from St. .” Brig Eliza, Lockwood, for New Work, sailed" 3" dave fore. Brig Haidee, Post, 20 days from Porto Rico, with toorder, Brig Comet, Knowles, (of New Haven) Croix, with 43 puns ru molasses, New I 17 days from St, im to Cartwright & Harrison: 68 hhds sugar 20 puns ram Aymar & Co; 67 cks molasses to order. itish brig Margaret Elizabeth, Faulkner, 14 days from Windsor, NS. with plaster, to ma: (tizen Brown, from Mac Brig Amanda, Fish, ballast. Brig Republi ites, Mystic, in ballast. : s Select, Caruthers, from Newbern, NC, with naval stores 10S. L. Mitchell, Schr Oriental, Wardwell, Philadelphia, coal. Schr Grecinn, Long, Calais, lumber. Schr Factor, Hallett. Boston, mdse. Schr Sally Hope, Kell mnis, fish. Schr Hope, George, Providence, mdse. Schr Mary Ann, Cox, Hartford. produce. Sloop Helen, Gifford, New Bedford, oil. Sloop Levant, Hall, Nantucket, oil. Below. ‘Three brigs and a topsail schr, unknown, Salled. Ship Newark, Merwin, Savannah, and others. Miscellaneous Record. Fonsion Letrer Orrice.— packet ship Ashburton, Huttleston, for Liverpool, will sail to-day. Her letter bags will close at 934 o’elock this morning. Strp Sonmsxr, Asnone.—A letter received dpted Pensacola, Aug. 28, s i New Orleans, from Apal hhicola bo cargo of 1677 bales of cotton, aleak in the Gulf, and while bearing up for Pensacola went ashore on the Kast'Pass, about 25 miles from that plac vere gale, on the night ‘of the 25th. Her mate had arrived at colt, who gave the information, and two pilot boats were ve the evening of the 28th for the purpose of wrecking her. id the wind continue as it, was for any length of time may possibly get off, but that is hardly probable. ‘There vessel and cargo in Wall street. Brie Kosato.—The vessel seen ashore on Cape Look Out, by a vessel arrived at Charleston, is said 10 be the Kosato, from Staten Island, with a load of stone, bound toa Southern port, Vessel and materials were to be sold for the benefit of all ‘con: cemed. » Suir Henny, Noyes, for Marseilles, which cleared at New Orleans on the jth ult. was aground’ on the Bar at that place and leaking badly; and will be obliged 49 retuin to the city for repairs. ‘The towboat Star was alongside. The Henry has on hoard 610 hhds tobacco, 73 bbls beef, and 10,000 sta Suu Cuirton, Ingersoll, cleared’ atgNew Orlea pool on the 19th ult, was also hard aground on the ing badly, and would be obliged to, return—it is supposed she will have to discharge about three-fourths of her ca consisted of 1815 bales cotton, 1572 sacks corn, 220 b 129 tierces beef, 20 hhds tallow and 5 bales hemp. Towboat Panther and ahd Shark weat down last night to receive her eight. Stir Troy, Hill, which cleared at New : for Liverpool, was aground on the Bar, but lieved receiv ed no other injury than slightly damaging her rudder, which ean be rep: sprung for an Some apprehension w 2000 casks lime on board, but found that the pumps would easily free part-of her fretzhe into. the Daniel Webs ischarge all the water she makes. anx Many Even, Capt. Strout, cleared at New Orleans for New York on the Ist ult., and has heen on the bar since the 3.” Tis supposed partially bilged. ‘The towboat Persian was alongside of her on the 28th receiving her eargo, which consist- ed of 329 bales cotton, 107 hhds tobacco, 129 bales hemp, 7598 igs lead, 258 bbls tallow, 601 sacks wheat, 60 bbls alcohol, 132 lo whiskey, 28 do oil, kegs nails, 70 pieces bi a r bar irou, 29 hhds sugar, 160 boxes oil 'stones—a portion which it sugposed will be a total los Wircr.—Captain Harding, of shi» Pactolus, at Portsmouth, from St. Ubes, reports 12th ulf, lat 31, Jon 37," fell in with a week, waterlogged, apparently a brig ‘of about 200 tons, lumber Taden;’ saw a quantity of boards in the hold; her foremas) laid fore and aft on the deck. She had been. stripped of everything, and from her appearance had been wrecked somo month HIPPING, AT CHARL Annexed is the Harbor Mas- ort for August :—Arrivals, 4 Ships, 2 Barques, 14 Brigs, 1 Sloop, 45 Steamboats. 3 Barques, 19 Bri 36 Schooners, 1 Sloop, 45 Steamboats. Y In Port, Aug 31, 2 Ships, 3 Barques, 6 Brigs, 7 Schooners, 2 Sloops, 3 Steamboats, , and by dischargii ter, one pump would ley, Indian Ocean via 9000 Ibs bone. Payne, NW ‘rench, Crozettes. Rio Janeiro, with 800 bl dfrom Sag Harbor 20th ult, mitario, Green, do; 30th, Barbara, Spoken, US store ship Erie, from Rio for NYork, July 27, lat 25 8, Jon, 39 25 W—by the Kathleen, at this port. Catharine, of Baltimore, steering SW, Aug 2, lat 21 30 8, lon 38 W—by the same. ig E, Sept 1, lat 41 21, lon 64 38—by the Salvator, (Nor) st Pallas, at this port. Mary Ann, of Boston, for Smyrna, Aug 11, lat 42 9, lon 30 44—by the Cornelia, at this port, < Romance, (Br) 46 days from Restigouche for Liverpool, July 20, Jat 53, lon 18—by the Superior, at this port. c Lord Wenlock, (Br) 32 days from NOrleans for Liverpool, 11, lat 43, lon 37—by the same. Cathatine, of Warren, 34 days from London for Thomaston, Aug 2%, lat 43, lon 58—by the same, Burmah ondon for Portland, Aug 26, lat 45 20, lon 46 4I—by this port. b, hence for Liv pool, Sept 3, lat 41 54, lon 65 90 York, 27th; Courier, Boston, Aug 7; Caroline, fim Bs arr 23d; G Es , in ballast; Napoleon, from ina, Kelly, for Baltimore, 261 do: Shawmut, Higgins, for Bost for NYork; US. ites Raritan, and Congress; Lig! heer, Shaw; for N York, soon. ld 2iat, U'S atore ship, York (since spoken); Sea Eagle, Smith, Coast of Afri Letitia, from Baltimore, for River Plate, with cargo, Onn y Zongaree, Weston, from Boston 12th Novi sly! Lausanne, Spnnldiog, from New previous to the Congaree; Lafayette, Win- Globe, Doane, from was daily expected. Rowe, for Boston, 15 dee, wig cargo; Holly rom Boston, just arr. 2 . . Louisa, for N'York, next “St Jonns, NF. Aug 22—A\ Berin K Reece, 20th, Amazon, Harrington, N York; 18th, Port St Michaels for Pictou, having in tow Br brig Cornwall (before reported); 17th, Peru, ield; Racer, Hullings Bermudian, Saun- rs, and Jane, Norman, NYork: th, Tellus, Smith, Baltim’e; "th, Geo Robinson, Ni York; 12th, Niu tane, Tracy, doi ine, Spats, ‘Alexa Baltimore, Brown, Baltimore; A ORL ‘uzo,, Fayal; silos Garay fs 4th, Diadem, Marsters, NY: Teens, Steele, do, Cld ist, Baltimore, Brown, Sydney; Catharine, Pitman,’New London} 22d, Tellus, Smith, Sydney; 15th, Brookline, Spants, Pictou; 14th, Diadein, Marsters, Sydaey. ‘ Yanmoutn, NS. Aug 17—Arr Four Brothers, Crosby, New on Hattwax, Aug 2—Arr Leone, Liswell, NYork., Sr Jonn, NB. Ang SI—Are Phenix, ‘Sangster, NYork. Gprarc » Aug 31—Are Coramandel, Stephens, London; Sept. 1, eg Buckle: ‘aud: Rjenza, 'S Liverpool; xon, Morgan, ¢ Row! Eliza ship Apollo, Portsmouth: Win Pirrie, Agnew, do; Borneo, O' Dow Sharp, 'T) Coverdale, Benson, Gloucester. Linke Ports, Burraco, Sept 4—-Arr Rochester, CI Ste Marie; Fulton, Tol man, Sandusky. Old, Teneen’ Decrotts Milla do Ring: een i King: Salamis Bots Gas ot Oak, fas eae Equator, CI * Barn, A che land, Ad ATH, Ang wiand, Adams, Guadaloupe. aon, Sept I, ddalicr, Peudieton, «Lube, w Belem; Helen Mars N York nie Rett abies: by tp orth tith Texidor, Clark, for ost: EM Seales Iman, ‘Lag: for Balaiore, Siduey, just arr fax, se Win LCaldw Shoal of Nantucket pine tember ga ‘ Sint, pine lumber dull at off PorTianp, Sept 3—Cld C i Rico. Sid, G W Kala ahd Weashinnoa eae Fore East THomaston, Aug 0—Arr Baltie, Spear, Cadiz. at--Are Suau'd de Carthagons, Keller ork, 3I—Arr Taranto, Grant, fm Frankfort for Mussel ledges struck on a ledge causing the vessel to lea Ea Kempton, from KBengor for Bavidencs ack atthe Papel cokers ler ra 290 Eparemou ee: Sage Are fi Loucestsn, Sept LAr for Philadelphia’ and sld ade 2d York; 3d, Pleiades, Fitz, Surin Sacem, Sept 3—Arr Diana, Small, No: ber, Haltimone: Orleans, See, Teiidad. in, Boston, Sept —Arr Mason, Giddings, w 6th hue, fm'€ mry, Bs ort lary, Portiand for New 3 Sth, 8 1, Web- "sid 3d, Plato, Bishs Endicott, Cronstadt; Orkney Islands ‘de Verds and Rio Janeiro; Ist inst, hip with a black ball inher fore top" She: Cronstadt. Jronstadt for Msi arr lowes; Eagle, os, Horton, West Coast iarleston; Edw Preble, Pettin- eu ‘Adams, mith, St ha, Par- mn; Lincoln, Pressey ie! id, Kilborn, Philadelphia: iow, Lawrence, Bath; ‘Tellus, igri H Lovell, do. el , Allen, Cronus a and Gi nda market, with her sor, NOrleans; raphed, it; Calcutta, Parl igs. |, Uners, Wilson juba cargo Vespacian, Win: Orler tharlemague; Fales, do; Oberlin, Bray, do; John, Eldridge, Fredericksburg, Shylock, Matthews, Baltimore Excel, Lovell. 'NYork. Arr ith, Augustine Heard, Farley, Cro It; Eli Whitney, Conn, Liverpool, Passed 21st ult, lat 40 30, lon 53 30, Trenton, of Bath, fm NOrleans for Bren ‘Saw Ist inst, lat 42 10, lon 61, Havre, of and for Providence fm Liverpool. Also arr, Scotland, Merryman, Glasgow; Charles, Ober, Georgetown, DC. Wevaourn, Sept (—Arr Cashier, Pike, Philadelphia, Taunton, Sept i—Arr Horner, ford, Philadetp! Charles, Lineotn, do; Roscius, and Franklin, NYork; Adel Staples, Norfolk; Oscar, and Harvest, N York. ew Bepronb, Sept 4—Arr Georgiana, Bourne, Albany; Lagrange, Gardner, do. Std, Massachusetts, Cash, Pacite Ocean; Berry, Georgetown, chem, New ork; yg, Albany Encanto, Rebt tS, the weasels reported his morning ew Haven: Sept 4—Arr Tantivy, Chapman, Albany; North American, Paul, da. Sle, Celeste, Weight, do, i zw LONDON, Sept 3—Arr Ornament, and. ¢ bany for Boston.’ Sid 30th, Isaaella, McKee, St Croix. Puitane.enta, Sept 6—Arr Br Ambassador, Hawistoop,Ma- tanzas; Florida, Mott beth Ann, McLean; Patriot, Smith aud A B Cooley, Camp, NYork. | Below, Violet, Nowlan, fm Matanzas, A large ship, name unknown. MOND, Sept 5—Arr Catharine Wileox, Liscomb, New Sld, ‘Attakapas, Saitell, Boston; Tusaarora, Smack; d Henry Lee, Smith, NYork; 3rd, Mary of Hamburg, Herrickson, Rio. x Cranceston, Sept2—Arr Amazon, Williams, Cie Sld in co with Eliza B Made- N Eolas, for do, line, Shankland, ul arrived ghe day pre- nveyance, Al- 4 soon; Eveline, fim Portian Sav Sept 2—Cld Loretto, Hendersoi@Mibston, Are Ist Savanwant, Sept 2—C! : PM ston. Are ist, Wilson Fuller, Cobb, NYork. W ORLEANS, Aug 22—-Atr Republic, Crana, Galveston Arvum, Varnal, Boston; J W Huntington,’ Banzett, Vera Cra Ajax, Jones, Charleston. C. SHEPARD, a 191 Broadway, opposite John Street, WILL PUBLISH ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, THE CLAY CODE OR, TEXT BOOK OF ELOQUENCE. A Collection of Axioms, Apothegms, Sentiments, and Re- markable Passages on Liberty, Government, Political Morality and National Honor, gathered from the public Speeches of Henry Clay, edited by G. Vandenhoff, Professor of Rhetoric. L know that virtue to be in you, Brutus, As well as Udo know your outward favor. ‘Well, Honor is the subiget of my story.—Shaks. Disce”puer virtutem ex me, verumque laborem.—Virgil. This Text Book gives a sort of birds-eye view of Mr. Cli public character, principles and eloquence. The matter is clear- ly arranged for reference; and is accompanied by occasional Notes and appropriate Mottoes to each divi From the same press will shortly be issued, a companion to the above— A PLAIN SYSTEM OF ELOCUTION : or, Key to De- clamation, by G. Vandenhoff. This work aims at supplying a simple Theory of Elocution in a compendious form and intelligible to all. 87 2tis*re MILITARY EXCURSION 'TO HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Vereran Onvers. New Yor, Sey VETERANS !—His Excellency Gov. Botick ed us a liberal v of stores for the pur} powers of our heavy Field Battery of long twent howitzers, and the worthy inhabitants of Hed provided for us ample yround and a substantial ta and eannister practice, therefore, the Veteran Corps. will as. semble at the Arseaal Yard on Ttesday. 10th inst. at 7 o'clock, full uniform, prepared for the excursion. Mr. R. E. Moss is hereby appointed Paymaster, By order of GEORGE. W. CHAPMAN, Com'r. e H. Torrina, Orderly. al 2c*5&M re GAMBLING VS. AN'TI-GAMBLING. "HE undersigned having been disappointed in obtaini to lay his plan, before the public, w eradicate the evil of Gambling from the community—does here- by respectively request the aid of such persons, as are opposed to Gambling, and desires the young to be guarded against the evil, and the old drawn from it,—and that, those that are able to con tribute forthe purpose of starting , ming As I em until he has acle, and » it es d well done too. s7 It¥ee JAMES ROBERTSON, A. G. HALSTED’S SEED) XERCISING SHAIRS. VOR SALE 155 BROADWAY AND 22 NASSAU ST.— MR. HALSTED has certificates from a number of o I physicians and surgeons, recommending these Cha to persons of sedentary habits, especially those suffe from dyspepsia. ‘Two or three of these certificates are su! has others of a si tenor, from Drs. Bedford, Smit Garvin, Gilman, Doane, Parker, Beck and Detmold. New York, May 28th, 1844, bys Oliver Halsted,which substitute for horseback exer- ed. ) Francs Prof. Anat. The Exercise Chair, invented by Mr, O. Halstead, appears to me to be admirably ated to supply the place of” horseback exercise, when that is impracticable, with the additional ad- vantage’ of giving much greater action to the muscles of the heat. T cannot, therefore, too highly recommend itt a je aid in the treatment of but more especi ‘digestive aud ute r disorders 9s spring trom sedentary ha Tas" WASHINTON, May 11, 1944, Having heen requested to examine the Exerc in. vented by Mr. Halsted, I would state that { hel tly caleulated to answer the purpose for which it was designed. by the inventor. “While.it uives.to the muscles Of the cms and chest that kind of active exereise produced. by ‘rowing and the use of the dumb bells, it simultaneously. communicates. to the racic, Abdomival and Pelvic Viscera, that passive motion and exercise produced by ridi been found so beneficial mn ma ‘of those organs possesses the advantage, over horseback exercise, of being ways at ha capable of being used weathers, a1 great recommendation of if rs of sedentary habits i fering ty of clironie affe tions, especially a torpid and constipated condition of the bo cla, U'beljeve the Exercising Chair will be found a valuable mocans of improving and restoring their health, ; WILLIAM P, BUEL, M. D. __ The improvement made in the chairs within a few Jays past uch as to free them entirely from noise. ‘They Can ‘be tse in the room of the sick without the least annoyance—can be by a child—and occupy no more room than a common 87 2w*m D_ARSILIA, Matson, master, from nignees of koods by this vessel will confer without delay, their permits to the office of ROCHE, BROTHERS & U Sa M. WISE, OPTICLIAN FROM GERMANY. Most respectfully informs the eitizens of New York, and the public in general, that he has Toeated. himselfin this city, and Sens eon at is7 Broadway, Iorge and most comple a sortment of Spectacles and i and Steel Frames. He we ie is partly: known by the last nine years, that by he is enabled to determine th Puro weak eyes can be hy will greatly benefit. and. not. ste Particular Mueition is Galled to a new style of perapective. ground glasses of the finest flint, whieh, through their high polish and true ground, produce the purest vision, and have been highly recom. Tended as the best ‘in their effects upon the e and improving the sight in. continued and 1 Shorts shave been operated upon for serts likewise new. glasses of il frames, and solicits the patronage of all Please call at sia al and of such New Y. back, and whi on t chair, Sarr SARAH AD by racing the subscribers. sr ate a5 Fulton street, le for any glasses perior quality i in want of his artic ; M. WISE, Optician, ‘81 3m*re 137 Broadway. CONSIGNEES of Cargo per pie. TAROLINTA, Captain Smith, from Liverpool, will please. send their j irmita lay. All ised tn Gvesdavascumeenayctaely io ay. i permitted in five days) taust tuhayoida seni to the publie stones JOHN HERDMAN, 86 Stre TO LOAN—Either on Ori, 61 South street. $10,000 "remy tan sntence in 1 or Assigned i to TrOW= ers, on improved Real Hatate in this eity oF Brook yn. Apply to D. EVANS, 85 Stis* 16 City Hail Place, m HE SUBSCRIBERS, WM. SCOTT & CO., would inform the Ladies of New York and its vicinity that having rece v- ered the greater part of the Goods stolen from their store on the nj 22d ing made large additions to they are now prepared to ¢ who may favor them with customers, an examination of their stock, such anassortment of new and desir- able Goods, consisting of Laces, Embroidery, Fall Ribbons, and every variety of Kane 33,18 rarely to be met with, at prices tl e vale. geben wwockegmedingne WM. SCOTT & CO. Return their gratefal thanks to their friends for the sympathy manifested on account of the late occurence, and for the general encouragement and support they have ree nce the coms mencement of their business at $09 Broadway. i 55 Sti asec WM. SCOTT & CO. EDICAL CARD—DOCTOR GLOVER Practice principally to the treatment and e diseases in thetr different stages. Also, Gleets, Strict thera, Seminal Weakness, Obsti from impurity of the blood. experience and success in the cure of this class of diseases are very great, cted with any of the above named diserses. who have been considered inewtrable or difficult of cure are invited to m: lication at his office, No. 2 Ann street, near Broadwa: confines his of delicate res, Gono joining the American Museum, where he may be consulted confidentially atany hour during the day and evening w rT o’clock. a7 itm AUCTION SALES. AUCTION NOTICE—Sale eompr (irauole, far ing Articles, ing House Deas, a7 t*®m Mr Anderson Mr. Dyott. lara Bll GREEN HOUSE PLANTS. 2 ALL THE COLLECTION of rare and choice Green louse Plants, belonging 10 Niblo's Garden, will be sold at auction, on MONDAY, September Toth, without re- serve, as the Green Houses are unavoidably broken up. Partieu- = in future advertisements. Catalogues will be ready in a oa s Mos Haller: ‘con NAVAL ENGAt oNTS. Admiral ia on... Mr Chippendale PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, with FOR SALE AT AUCTION. A SPLENDID FARM on the Hudson river, town of Newburgh, Orange county. one mile west of the village containing 107 aeres, in a high state of cull 3 (bounded west by anever new house, two stories, and_kitel n and Lime-Kiln, and plenty of limest be divided or sold together, as will best suit the purchase: xreater part of the money ean remain on bond wage, as will best suit the purchaser. For particulars, engu at 119 Broadway, corner of Y., or of Moses Wilson, on the premises.” ‘The sale wi a Friday, 6th of Sept., at the Orange Hotel, Newburgh, at [2 o'clock. * amg23, 2w* ec DR. LARDNER’S SABBATH LECTURE. In consequence of a desire generally expressed by the large and respectable audience of last Sabbath Evening, DR. LARDNER will give on Sunday Evening, Sept. Sth., HIS LECTURE ON THE wate: es = ae a = ws T al of $500, to extend EVIDENCES OF RELIGION the use—Toeation, none ter ately. Apply to 8. APFORDED BY Tuy FERRE, ¢ Centre street, opposite the Post Office. — sb. 20% re PHENOMENA OF NATURE, AND THE CONSISTENCY OF ws ED—A respectable young or middle-.ged American Woman, to take charge of a Temperance Saloon. dress, with name, reference and residence, O. MARKS, Herald diese, deel! SCIENCE WITH DIVINE REVELATION. TO"Z a ‘The Lecture will be accompanied by suitable Mlustrations, LEDTER, tet at the office of this paper, with address, ay ‘among them the Seiten” 57 Wal be immediately Masensed to, GREAT MOVING PANORAMA OF THE HEAVENS. (OP TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.) 07>To commence at NIBLO’S GARDEN. Comer of Broadway and Prince street, New York. iT MITCHELL Hreetion of Doors open at 7—Entertainments commence at 8 precisely In consequence of the gre use bestowed on the first re- of the Tableaw ‘Tyrol, they will be repeated . The successful extravaganza ok Beauty ‘and the Beast, which is erected nightly with roars of laughter, will also be performed, with the laughalle farce of the New Footman. — Mer, Mitchell will appear as John Quill; Mr. Holland as Bobby reakw indow. SATU RDAY EVENING, September 7, will he presented, . REAUTY AND ANTES BEAST. John Quill, Mr Mitchell | Dressalinda, y Miss Taylor | Marygod st, ’ een of Roses, Croton Pump, Esq, Ni lack Cupid. (17 Intermission of half an hour, After which TABLEAUX OF THE TYROL. ‘To conelude with, NEW FOOTMAN. reakwindow o'clock. 87 2tre THE MEMBERS of regular Monthly, Meet Carlton House, Broadway, 8 o’cluck P. M:, where the p is requested, PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH—Those Members who wish to join the Pigeon Shooting Match of the Club, are also re= quested to attend at the above time and place, to conclude the necessary arrangements, JAMES MeGAY, Attomey at Law, vamnbers street, Secretary of the Ni Srortsmve! “SPLENDID BAY HORSE FOR SALE—Over ixteen hands high, eight years old, perfectly kind in every respect, in single or double harness, and cannot be matched in this city for'$300, A ble animal has never heen offered Por rele., Ary nH. DIXON, Ver nary Si Mra Hardwick Mrs Watts Miss Clarke Mast Wood or Mr Holland rv Nickinson Physicians would ‘to, well Pores fats to look after this chanice for a eapital hor . iceman atts © Also, a fine Carriage and Harness, cheap for cash, nearly new. | NO POSERONEMENT ai’ this cay eemt on ace wit weather, as the Graud Entrance from Broadway to dve protected, and the New Saloon, which is ventilated from the top and sides, can be enclosed at a moment’s notice. ial CIRCUS—BOWERY. LEARY & CO—FA ENTLEMEN’S HATS of our in ensuing autumn, will be ready for sal after the 3ist inst. yle, for the nd delivery on and &O L ) 4 and 5 Astor House. __,No. HORSEMANSHIP AND VAULTING. N. B. Our “Circular of Fashion” will be forwarded to those This Evening who address us post paid. 4 6tis rr VIRGINIA S¥RENA- In addition to which the celebr BEWARE, — DI STRANGER N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HU most important to choose xyerienced phy EVANS has removed his Old Galen's Head ‘Dispensary to No. 280Pearl street, corner of Beekman street, where he continues most extras cures of all delicate’ diseases, no matter how complicated, He apprises the citizens and strangers that there is no Dr. Evans in his old stand, that nection whatever with any other office. His charges are moderate—his consultations strietly private, N. B.—Observe the number—mistakes are often dangerons— 288 Pearl street. ves cz~Mediciies and directions sent to any part of the Uaion, c by pacoalaly stating the case, and enclosing five dollars. 87 tm 5 are to sing a variety of their best Negro Songs. 86 3t*re IRISH MINSTRELSY. MR. McMICHAEL WILL REPEAT THE FIRST OF HIS ENTERTAINMENTS oN IRISH MINSTRELSY AND SONG, on -~ Tuesday Evening next, oatite, “ADV Ee i Sr ASN HCTURE rat NS ok FORME! ERTISEMEN’ ‘TRICTURE eed Migs palas was then fo. existe Ws sacareetin dlsoaaes SOCIKTY LIBRARY, BROADWAY. hy were tnistaxen for it—its consequences and its cure— ao ists. in those who are AND ON he fact that Stricture frequently exists not in the least aware of it. Those, however, occupying too much apace, the following remarks will be confined to certain h will enable one to judge whether he has per means of cure. was remarked, that it was by no means necessary that the stream of hould be oltructed, or even much diminished, in a case of stricture; this, indeed, occurs in and song established cases, bu* stricture may months and even years without producing any striking Neither is it necessary there should be p ttention to. the seat of then complained of, but it w ns to he superadded } and, wi gard to other effects, especially of early cases, these are observ- upon the mind and nervous system, rather than the If, There are, however, three circumstances whic most peculiarly belong to stricture, and, especially when they meet together, should never be lost sight Sf, but lead to immed)- ate means of cure. Many other symptoms might be mentioned, but most of these belong to other maladies as well, oF relate to Friday Evening, He will give his Seccoud, with Selections from MOORE’S AND LOVER’S MELODIE ANI SUPERSTITIONS 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. 6 7" re GRAND MBINED ATTRACTION, SOCIETY LIBRARY—BROADWAY, ANKEE HILL AND DR. VALENTINE, ECTFULLY inform their friends and the public, that ‘a generally expressed desire, they will give a nd. Musical character, ot. MONDAY st T o'clock. * stricture in its more advanced and settled form, while the fol- need an re advertisements. datscnjari pat Ba “2 hildren half-priee. y removed. ‘The fi chain fats Tur Max RINATIN somiraeny iene CONCERT NIGHTL Rakareticevsiincn ula | (ARAND VOCAL ONCERT, _AND INSTRUME at J. PINTEUX’S Cafe’ 307 Broadway. Engagement of Miss Aparn, the fine Vocalist. ‘Thus well a establish incat has beew considera J best kind « happen, after the clothes are readjusted, that a drop or two ‘fe "des Milles Sitoon, Net should steal away, so as to wet a little, this, trifling as it may seem, would afford strong suspicion. Not that tus drop or two éan proceed from no other canse whatever; but, certainly, no stricture can exist without it. ‘The next is He ‘TIME A FORMER GONORRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED Uncuren.—A Gonorrhea, though not the only, most frequent cause of Stricture. It is not its seve : of time its gleety stage may have remained, that is red. Neither is it possible in every case to state Retresin wot the. ith the ar eo w cates with the sala best the city affords, can at ali (tus _ Entrance Free GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE HE PROPRIETOR has gens of New ¥ork,that the Lyceum of Natural History, Brosdway, No. 561, opposite iblo's Garden, the magnificeat MODEL OF PARIS. ‘This really splendid work of art, carved entirely on wood, is the re sult of 16 years of labor.’ It comprises at least 57,000 houses, 1670 streets, and more than 100,000 different subjects. Each blic square is represented with a trath J nicety in their forms, dimensions and Inasmuch that persons who have resided in the great metropolis of the world, can easily recognise the house in w they have dwelled. “Open every day from 9 A. M. till 10 P. Price of admittance, 25 cents ; children half pi au3 Sawlm* re HIBITION. orming the citi fora few days at SRFRCT a STRICTURE HAS Uae THE Minp.—Nothing fore certain than that the effect of Stricture is to depress the spirits and to lessen mental energy.” Not tat this ts, complain: in the same degree by every individual, but it is 40. com: Thon, in one degree oF other, that the writer rarely seea a case of fire in Winich the paticat does not observe that he ts not s0 e,or eapable aff business as formerly, ‘This alm ject; though little undertood, but it ix unquestionably Indeed, whoever considers. the natural ‘connection. of mind and seria organs, will easily imagine. thaty as there isa mind so powerfully acts upon these wh, the same medium the sexual organs, re-set i better explaine vate Treatise” of the author, a little volume which many parts of the world, As the cure of Stricture proceeds, the petivity of mind i GCOLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND EXHIBITION OF AUTIFUL PAINTINGS, 303 apie New York. ‘ADMISSION ONE Sti ; PRANGER should leave the city without call t) see the Great Collections of Books, Paintings and Wraying which are offered at" prices to suit the times.” ‘The: BLiv BALE ROOM Ts Hed ‘with’ books of every i languages, s res, LO see tohich, and the Print oom, NO CHanou ie made. 536 ce" THE ALHAMRA 859 Buospwar, azrwaex Senino ann, Faincx Brauer. season. hh eh corer iSreliatre; combluia sdemh of the: Gri sales! talent te is now accomplished in as many days as fo months. Many persons cousul’ the writer who come on bust: cit tor_« short time only, but return perfectly Mien 1. nas been a-sotree of trouble and ansjety for ‘0 those who cannot leave their homes, the writer fur- wn Peculvar means of cure, together with his © Pri vaje'l eatise,” which has ai juterestiug chapter, giving every Taft mation on, the subject, and written in the plainest manner. Dr. Ralph tal opportunity of saying that he. may be consulted 'on the various diseases referred. to ia his * Privat Treatise” —at his dwel nouse, No. 88 Greer wich street, at any hour, and, in consequence of the number of pretenders and | che eity, perform every evening, except Saturdays and Suodays, books of quackery which infest this city, he deems it proper to | favorite’pieces from the composition of Straus, Lanner, Auber, the Ioi!. wing statement, as n satisfactory ground of conf | Bellini and others equally celebrated. deuce to rangers.” Besides his rank ss Graduate of Edinburgh, | BRANCH, No. 169 Eat one door above Rutger Ke Sc. he has been engaged in the cure <u mospital and eity practice, for more than published thre editions of a work ex that he has letters from the most eminent p these diseases, both ty years, anid has them. Also cians in Europe ‘reams and Refreshments Broadw: jghefl bg Ae nanan unsealed ay aut) Unvarre CLIFTON HOUSE, ISLAND, from thy it it men in Al —A Astley Cooper, 7 9 F Loudon, tn Dr. Mot, of New ork, Dr. Physic, of Philadel JON THE BACSI DY STATIN, thers, that i itted to refer to almost A Ty 1 . Si ian of emisience ju this city. -"* ‘The Private Trea: | WOR PERMANENT BOARDERS, transcient lodgers and day visitors, offers an opportunity of ‘enjoying a view of land and water unequalled (or its pictureaqueness, the luxury of the sea bath, (the sea beach being within Wralf'a inte: of the house. “ihe dizer hour in 4% o'elock—on Sunday at 3 o'eloek.” Sa- perior carriages im attendance for the accommodation of the guests. A fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, are just finish- ea for the amusement of the patrons of the establishment. JORGE, PLERIS, N. B.—Two of the best roo Address Dr, Ralph, CENTRAL RAIL ROAD, FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON,GEORGIA. , 88 Greenwich street. s7_lm*m n the House may be had for the remainder of the season, on immediate application of fami- engers Cars have been recently (190 miles,) is ran from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M., with y. The Company has also a number of Earthen “On Sundays the boats run_to Stapleton, landing every hour— Carriages in attendance to convey Passengers to Clifton House re rapered to carry with despatch, all ods aad pro- : , aa Fmuy. offer. Goods consigued to the ¢ ompany's ad ba ta iat A oS aoeene eg ‘Agent in. Savannsh, will be received and forwarded, free of come __IN NE nes ‘ infssion for forwarding, provided a sum in cash, suficient to pay | PARENNE & CO., patronized by the Courts of France ship and road freight & es is deposited with the Compa: | and Belgium, of Id Place Vendome Paris, have the hy on arrival of the Ro pesteamers GEN, CLINCH and | honor of maktg Known to the Ladies of the United State, CHAREESTON, owned and commanded. by Captains Brooks | and thove of thecity of New Vork particularly, that they. will branch of their well known and fashionable Mi Preablishiment, on'Thursday, the 12th of September on the corner of Broadway and Grand street, (entrance No. 114 Grand and connec- nery run be dy eon and Savannah, i tion he Steamer leaves each city on Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays, and the Line, it is expected, will soon run Passengers travelling South will leave Charleston at 9A. M., immediael sites the arrival of the Wilmington steam- treet. "Pits branch in thie city will be under the. immediate su —reach Savannah by 8 P.M. same dey, and take the cars from | tendence of one of the principle ladies of the Varis house, ‘The ‘Macon at 6 o'clook the fuliowing morning. By this route there | ladies are respectfully solicited to visit the saloons, where they ny other to Montgomery, and the fare is + Agent for the Line in Charleston, R. CU ER, President. ral Superintendent, will always find every recherche article in the millinery line from P is less stay than 0 alow. be PART ed in the mi OMAS PURSE, ah, Augnat, 1844, with e868, aN t fast previous to their being opened to the publi wnetually attended to. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. ‘The Royal Mail Steamships HIBERNIA and BRITANNIA, will leave Boston, for the above ports, as follows :— HIBERNIA. A. Ryrie: Esq., Commander, Monday, Sep. 16 BRITANNIA, J. Hewitt, Esq," Tuesday, Oct. 1 96 Imre DAY LINb TO bustOon, BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL’ ROAD. A Daily ‘Train, Sundays excepted, leaves Brooklyn precisely at o'clock, A. M. for Greenport, from whence passengers are veyed in a first-rate Steamer to Stonington, on Mondays, Wesiagays and Fridays, and to Norwich on Tutsdays, Thurs: ds Saturdays. P's ers wiust be at the South Ferry Passage to Liverpool... « weg cen foot of Whiteball street, in time to take the erry Boat at? | Passage to Halifax... o'clock A. M., where tickets may be procured and luggage de- Apply to Dogited fn‘eraits, that go through to Begton wnopened: | _avre ¥ tween Brooklyn ani nport, | ieqacy yige—at “Farmingdate” M1, and at the Manor,” 67 miles trom | (844+) THE N Brooklyn, and generally reaching Boston in teu to eleven honrs EMPIRE, CAPTAIN D. HOWE, Will leave BUFFALO for CHICAGO on FRIDAY, 23d of August, at7 P. M., and perform her tripe regularly ‘daring the’ sea- pepmron, as follows == An Accommor: Line leaves for Greenport every day, Sundays exeepted, at 3 o'clock Greenport at 9 A. P. M., and retuming leaves and Imre OC TSLAND. ANv FORT HAMIL TC The steamboat THOMAS SALMOND, Captain W. T. Schultz, On Sunday and Monday next, m ke two trips on each day. In'the v ay ing, lewe Amos street 8%, ( 6. Catharice Ferry, LEAVER BUFFALO. us Brooklyn, We; Pree No. 1 North, River; at 9i¢. tu the after: SCs | ae. noon—Leave “Amos strect at % aay Catharine Ferry, qo | Monday, Brooklyn, 2%; Pike 3; Pier No’ 1 North River, 38%. Returniny Bed eaday, 1 Fre 12h, cents ench way, aT 2h do | Taran” do Hs do ov. 15... at do EMPIRE: is 260 foet in length $4 feet # inches. beam, 14 feet 2 inches hold, measuring 1220 tons, and is the largest steam- Engine 600 horsepower, boile: Safety Valves, to prevent the possi- vb SING SING, TARRYTOWN, WILTSIE’S DUCK, HASTINGS i KERS.—On alter Saturday, Angust, 31st) IAA, the and substantial Steqmooat, WASHINGTON IRVING, Capt Hiram ‘T' will leave the foot of Chamber street for the above places, daily AI Pe My Sunday excepted. | Heturning, will pave Crotony le at, and Bin ‘at7 o'clock A. Me. landing at the foot of Jammond strem cach w For passage or freight, apply on board, or to STEPHEN B. TOMPRING. “toe Weal stroet. sire rs. tant tilated by. doors, opening. from ris of the boat ere finshed and fr other inthe world. At yt walled asty "pea ts appropri PLEASANT AND CHEAY UXCURSIONS. he bo: jm. with a good band of rm CMMER ARRAN CEMENT. Wiixivs, Mantn & Ce. Buffalo, ) NEW BRIGHTON, PORT” RICHMONS (pra H. Nontos & Co., Chicago, t Agents, ISLAND,) AND NeW YORK FERR JOS, Exner, Detroit, ‘rom Pier No. North River, foot of Battery Pace. DN BARNEY, & CO, The Swamboat CINDERELLA, will ran aa Angnst 1, 144. Clevelond. Daily, from May 20th to October ist, Li New York at and I o’el A. M., at 33, 6 Leaves Vort Ries vA Ma; atl, 4 t Ith wular Packet © ‘Thompson, mond, at 29 minutes to 3, and 10 minutes to Oh P.M and 10 A. M.; at 1 and 7 Sunday—Leaves New York, at 9 and 11 A. M.; at 3, 6 and vi aneayee Port Richmond, at 20 minutes to 8 aud 10 A.My ar.M. P.M. Nee Vor Nay’ 18, 1044, myll 6m*re wi sat ‘as nbove, her regula da javing superior’ accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, persons itoding to embark shoul make immediate application on bears ivor of Maiden Lave, or JOSEP MeMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corer of South. Philadelphia. [Correspoudeuce of the Herald.) Eplscopal Convention—Great Excitement— Attempt to exclude the Reporter of the Herald by Dr. Tyng. Puscaperensa, Sept. 7. The Convention met this morning at 10 o'clock, and was opened with prayer ‘The Rev Dr. Tyng delivered a beautiful and feeling sermon from the 7th chap. Acts of Apostles, 86th verse, in which union and harmony was exhored. After the usual religious exercises, the minutes of last evening’s session were read and approved. The Secreta- sy than read the call of the Convention ; also the rules of order. On motion, the Convention agreed to hold amo: session from 9 o’clock till two, and in the evening at o'clock, A vote ef thanks was, on motion, tendered to the Rev. Dr. Tyng for his impressive and highly instructive ser- mon, that he be requested to furnish a copy tor publi- cation. ‘Two communications were presented from the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, which were not read. The Rev. Dr. Tyne rose, and in a very gentlemanly manner, called the attention of the Convention to the fact that Mr: Bennett, the proprietor of the New York Herald, “a notorious newspaper published in a neighboring Ce OM ad sent a special reporter here to have an eye vpon t! doings of the Convention, and report its precesdian. the reverend gentleman aid. he would, if # . offer a resolution excluding all pereons not members of the Convention, from occupying @ seat therein. This an important step, under peculisr circumstances, id the Rev. Doctor, He had no desire to see the pro- ceedings of this body ridiculed or garbled, the notorious print in question, and to which he alluded, A gentleman whose name | could not learn, gave the proposed resolution his warm support, when the Rev. Dr. 'yng offered a resolution to exclude all persons, not members of the Convention, or who were not invited, trom the daily sessions thereof. Mr. Josera R Incensout rose and cs Seaga to the Pre- sident, if, in all his experience in presi si over deliter- ative bodies, he had heard of an attempt like this, to pre- vent persons from admission into the Convention. | want, said Mr. I., that every act of this body bear the light of day—not to be kept in darkness. He was willing to share the re poate if any were attached to 1g the proceedings public. Rumor, with her thousend tongues, he knew, would spread abroad allegations, either magni- fied in their character, or wholly \!e-titute of truth. He was Dy ee to the adoption of the resolution, believing it fraught with the most pernicious consequences, and upon the Rev. Dr. to withdraw the same. The Rev. Dr. Duckachet remarke:! that one Church in the Diocese had always sat with closed doo! No per- sons, except members, were allowed admission. The Rey. Dr Tyng replied to Mr. Ingersoll, and ex- pressed himself strongly in favorof the immediate sdop- tion of his resolution, After some additional, but unimportant remarks from Mr Ingersoll and Rev. Dr. Tyng— ‘The Rev. Dr. Newton contended that the Convention should keep their proceedings to themselves, under exis- ting circumstances. He was oppesed to sending them forth, and Hogan the resolution would be adopted. The Rev. Mr. Rocers of Easton, replied in afew re- marks to M ngereoll, when Mr. Honace Binney rose and opposed the resolution in ‘an a’ le, eloquent and independent manner. He contended that th: proceedings of all deliberate bodies should be ex- posed to the eye of the public—any attempt to seclude any thing that might transpire here from the community, could be preductive of no good. Not the slightest neces- sity existed for sitting with closed doors, and shutting out the public generally, but more particularty the agents of the public press ‘The press, he knew. often did abuse its privileges ; but far more harm was to be hl beeper po to the choracter of the Episcopal Church of Pennsylvania by excluding the press from an opportunity of noting the doings of the Convention, than if they sat with closed doors He was tor the world to know every thing. of its Bishop would not bear scrutiny ly to discharge his duty. hed their rights and might complain, but ere the legally authorised representatives of the Church: we demanded the public te know our acts,and +he)l never shrink trom an investigation. (Great sensation) He was opposed to the resolution, and spoke at considerable length. I regret 1am unable to give his able remarks entire. Alter he had concluded, the Rev. Dr. Tyng withdrew his resolution, specially’ aimed at the reporter of the eral The Convention then adjourned until 4 o’clock this afternoon. “ Lercens.” Philadelphi: (Correspondence of the Herald] 1 Punapecrnta, Sept. 6, 1844. Dear Benner :— A butcher by the name of William Abram was convict- ed ata late term of the court of a cowardly assault and battery upon a young girl in the market hovse. When called up for sertence he was n nest inventis, and his te- cognizance forfvited. A bench warrant was issued forhim, but he succeeded in avoiding the vigilance of theSheriff"« officers, and he was not arrested. Yesterday morning he came stalking into court, and boldly walked into the bar, and intimated his readiness to have the sentence passed upon him, The Court, the bar, and thef bystanders look- ed upon him with perfect astonishment. After the sur. prise of the court had subsided, Judge Parsons desired to know what influenced him in his ¢fforts to a,oid the of ficers of the court for the period of some two or three months, and in now voluntarily coming and soliciting his sentence He made some trifling, unsubstantial excuses, during which he took occasien to turn his face around to the bystanders, amongst whom were a number of his friends that had accompanied him to the court, and gave thema knowing wink, a8 much as to say—" now notice how | am going to come it over the court.” Judge Parsousthen reprimanded him upon the gross- ness of his conduct, and proceeded to pass the sentence, ordering his to pay the costs of prosecution, pay a fine of $10, ant undergo an imprisonment in the county prison for the period of twenty day ‘The defendant here coolly put his hand in his pocket and with an aic of triumph, a broad grin on his count nance, and delight teaming fro ‘eyes, drew forth « paper, which he thrust with d ¢ under the nose o f the Clerk, eaying, “Read that, sir—there’s my pardon.’? ‘The Judge glanced at it for a moment, and then informed him that it came too late—it was a “previous pardon”— would not answer after sentence—and he must undergo the punishment inflicted by the court The peor fellow was pertectly chopfallen and astounded. He was struck speechless, and the friends he had brought with him to have a chuckle at the expense of the Court. left only im time to seehim handed into “Black Maria,” in the charge of an officer, bound to Moyamensing. He was again brought into court this morning, upen the application of his attorney, Francis Brewster, Esq., and made an stlidavit, uncer which he was discharged, the Court observing that they did not wish to take advantage of his ignorance in having neglected to plead his pardon previous to instead of after sentence, as Was mecessury to render the pardon effectual Th assigned by the Governor, in the body of ig it “es vious to sentence, are, that a mall affitir.” and that “the poyment of the conts of prosecution” w J Ic the pay ment of a petty trifling bill of costs be a ficent punishment” for committing a rude assault and tery upon a respectable young lady, in the eyes of the Executive of Pennsylvania, | have only to say to your fair readers, of New York. be careful to have abundant protection when you come here. The politicians are ail in a “stew.” Whig stock decreasing, while locofoco is going up. Nativeiem hi “a downward tendency,” as the broker would say, in the first and third Congressional Districts, The men selected ax candidates of the party are enongh to sink any cause, however just and honorable. Mr. Levin stands no more chance of beirg elected to Congress, than Moses Y. Beach does of entering into Paradise! ! am told Du Solle, of the Times, Levin's bitterest foe, inten’s ennihilatin: him in the course of a few days, by relating seme Whi ing ond Cincinnati treaks, of which one Forsyth is said to know somethin, Religion, the devil, temperance and intemperance, will all be brought into the present politi- cal campaign, but which subject will be uppermost your readers can easily imagine. I have some curious facte to relate, but as Bishop Onderdonk hos entered the field, | must have an eye there. The story of a seduction, which appeared in the New York Sun—Beach's paper—a few daya since, lam credi- bly informed is false, no such thing ever having occurred. The schooner Franklin, Captain Simmons, trom Ni bern, N. C., arrived last evening with 21 negroes, slaves emancipated by the executors of the estate of Joseph Physic, deceased, according to his will. They will pro- bably be in our alms house before w fortnight. Hon. Charles Naylor. arrested and imprisoned in the church of St Philip de Neri during the Southwark dia- turbance, had a further hearing before Mayor Scott—who had better dismise some of his miserable, immoral and licentious offic: t evening, when Col Pleasonton was examined as a witness against him Mr. N. informa me hg courts investigation—nay. he demand for my own part, do not h te saying the miserable authorities of Philadelphia dare not come to an issue. His famous letter was unanswerable He told truths, startling indeed, which gave a pew aspect to the charac: “sufficient punishment.” ter of certain men, that | may hereafter speak of. But little is going forward in the stock market The rales to-day were limited, prices showing no essential change, except in Reading Railroad, which advanced Finer B — 626 Wilmington Fae Tipe Reading R R Bonds 70; 5 Philadelphia Bank 1063; 10 do do 1052; 300 Girard Bank 11; 6do do 11}; 700 United States 6's, '62, 115; 158 United States Bank 8f; 1600 Ches & Del Canal Loan 67}; 41 Commercial Bank 53; 114 State 6's, 63. Srcono Boann — 60 Wilmington RR 25}; 100 Reading RR, 26, $1000 do Bonds 70; 60 Girard Bunk 114; 10 Cam- den Bavk 46. ed—Acorn, Howes; Emerald, } Boston: Rdw Franklin,Gray, rod—Merchant, (Br) Beck, St rt Bi cl pd New Bedfi ord; Br Brazilian, p ve on, Bs ‘Townsen Sam: ; Vietoria, F Re, wf » ER Frovs Dt ene Stearns, publican, Hoover, Albany Me Delhneces Roe, Eygy, NW, Columbine Fh dlesex, Sleight, N York, Home Ports. Prrpapecenya, Sept 6—Arr Sulla, Bangs: Rosejus, Knight, and Chal ¢ hington, ce, Park, Bos on felt NG ork EH thompson, Bishup, Naotweket; Ma Catwey "Stubbs, Fall River: Washingt Barroughe. Havent! Two Tirothers, Thompson, dos, Chatlerton Packet, Crowell, and Holder Borden, Ba Hand New York. Below, Caledonia Bi ‘orth Star, Skellington, and ¢e, Bremen; Harriet , Matar FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HAI LOWELL. ‘The new mer PENO) fad [ey Ty 4 whart, Boston, Riel, rave got rh Bown , = Stages Will be in readiness on her arrival at the above loom to convey passengers to the neighboring towns,