The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1844, Page 3

the ensuing season may be It seems im’ made to Europe. The crops to be little more than an averag: and this discourages the h oj ot! pees of Europe the i Thi o alread We annex our usual comparative table of quotat the principal State and Government stocks. The varia tions sinceour last have been very trifling :— Prices oF Stocks in THE y had an effect on the Canada ips which have reached Mont now, it is thought, be compelled to go to Que- and fill up with timber, demand from Canada in the western markets will soon, in a great measure, cease, and the country be forced to find an outlet el New Youx Maaxer, In consequence AA. 1944 184 reat surplus of the American Provisions. With the exception of butter, there appears to be a limited demand for provisions. fetches $3 a $3 12 Pork, $7 50 a $7 6: show a de:line. rrels, waa 103 a — Prime country beef $5 0 $5.25. Prime Ohio it is rather dullat 6f a 6 cents kegs. Orange county cents; Western Dairy 8}a licents. There is a fair demand at these rates. Cheese 4} a 5 cents, It is apparent from the demand, and the prices current ets, that our supplies are yet decline somewha ‘k of Pork in this market alone of seventy thousand barrels, and that in Boston is comparatively as large. Our im the west, by tl PS EEE HIN Ik S Tage TK Soe OH | in the Bontnors ‘ices at that the stoc 104 10 a— 106 a — 10244 101 al0156 10295 a102)¢ — — a8 rts this year from way of New Orleans, show a increase over those of last year. It isto be ho torslan. demand will take 4 large part of 43hea dig 13 a — a ae ee Coal Trade. The shipments have been affected by low water. On the railros he ye Ce Ey there has been a ts from the Lehigh 14th inst. also show a fallin, about 3,000 tons, caused by the low water in the Delaware division of the Pennaylvania canal—they only amount to 9,484 tons. Freight to I"hiladelphia, by the canal. hi vanced to $1—to New York, RAWUIROE ADADeIESAEooOooEgeerEs N. Y. Life Ins, &. Farmers’ Loan & Ohio Life ins. S& Trust Co. ad- Bank of U, 8. in Penn’a, $2.30; by railroad, $1 25 Jersey R. R. & ‘Lrans, yracuse & Uti a0 Aubara & Roclnter » Ex dividend, ‘The stocks included in this list, with one ceptions, ore little used for speculation. Small operators in this market are unable to control them, and many in the list are beyond the control of all the brokers of Wall street combined. To this can be attributed, to a great extent, the uniformity in quotations and the limited oper. ations that take place. There has no actual improvement taken place in the value of our State stocks generally. Tho stock of the States paying regular dividends im- proves as dividend day approaches, in proportion to the rate of interest, but tho stock of the delinquent States has not improved a fraction. The political contest going on throughout the country, will, in about sixty days, result in the election of either Mr. Clay or Mr. Polk, and tothis result the attention of the State creditors is turned. The distribution of the public lands among the Sates is a favor- ite measure of the party represented by Mr. Clay, and it is considered by many that his election ensures the adoption of that policy. This would, without doubt, re- establish the credit of the delinquent States and enable them to meet their liabilities, States would, no doubt, be immediately benefitted by this movement, but the country at large would be the greatest evening, 29th ult. at Newark, NJ, by the tenderson, Mr CHas A. PoLLarp, to Miss Catnenine W., daughter of Aaron Young, Esq. all of the On Sunday evening, 29th ult. after a lingei ing illness, Any Amanpa, youngest daughter of Ste- man, in the 28th searet soo . 2. taken to Shrewsbury, (N. J.) for Uer remains will be Weekly Report of Denths Inthe city and f York, city ans conaty of Now Peo te 21st day of Sept. 29 Men—42 Women—45 Boys—43 Girls.—Trotal 159 ualties 5; Cholera Infantum 8; tion of the brain * * ea 1: Droy the Chest 2; Di i Dysentery 1; Erysipelas'1;, Fever remitient 31 Fever sedrlet Ie Fever typha 1: of Bowels 7; Inflammation of chest 1 tion of lungs 9; Inflammation of Stomach 2; Infl indice 2; Marasmus mature Birth 2; ism. inal disease 1; Sprue 2; Suicide 1; Teething years 25; 2to 5, 21; 5 to 10 te ae—Under 1 year 42; 1 to 2 The creditors of these TEBAVELT, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, Sept 90; 18th Tt iY Inspector. Latest Dates A distribution of the public lands is a question that has Rt ine tae es Jong been before the people, and they have repeatedly ex- pressed their disapprobat on of the measure in the strong est manner possible. Public opinion has not, to ourknow- | A, ledge, undergone any material alteration on this subject, and it is very doubtful, even in the event of Mr. Clay’s election, as to the success of this question. The two great parties of this country are so closely balanced, that each has a check upon the other, which prevents the adoption of measures likely to change very materially the | Bo present policy of the government. The election of either | ¢ of the two candidates in the field is more to secure the ascendancy of the party represented, than to ensure the at principles of either. The re presentative branches of the Government are so equally divided, that the executive cannot exert an influence on their movements similar to that he would po:- 83 over both houses of Congress were the majorities with him. This being the position of both parties, and the dif. so very trifling, so far as ‘the presperity of the country is concerned, that we do that importance to the result of the election that would otherwise exist, and so far az the condition of State credit is concerned, we have little faith in the belief entertained. The public works of every State are more productive than ueual this year. Nothing advances the income of these works so rapidly as the in- ternal prosperity of the country. Any increase in the internal commerce of the States operates to the advan- tage of these works, and to this increase in our home trade must the public and private proprietors of these works look for the resources to meet their indebtedness. What political changes may take place in the government likely to advance the resources of the delinquent States, it is at present impossible to tell, but te the increase of our internal trade the attention of all should be directed. Gid Stock Exchange. Point Petre, Guad. passage of any of the ference between them SESSSSSrcoBownBas¥ sont. Boake Seortso Livenroo1—Packet ship n—John Jacob Astor jr, J hard P Brown, of New York ier + Norton Stille, Phi delphia: ere iss Adelaide He: Haven; F W Ham- K Armstrong, A H Li Se ‘ogers—I1 Poirer Emily—t case JF Brown—$8 casks rice ietor & Duckwitz—47 bales J Turner—44 C Faust—15 W * 399empty bbls J R Taylor 25 do, 125 do 100 N Am Trust 100 Harlem RR tributionship Ins 107 25 Mohawk RR. 25 do 250 L Island RR 125 do Herckenrath & Van cotton Dunham & Dimon--9 2% do 50 Reading RR 0 do 25 Western KR 50 NHavea & Hartford 25 Hudson & Berkshire Second Board. 25 shas Nor & Wore 1% ~~ do RITIME HERALD. of the Steamships. FROM amunica, $4000 Texas Tr notes 469 shas Farmers Loan 50 Stonington RR. onington 33 Paterson RR sla New Stock Kxchange. $11600 Ky 5s, pble in NY 90} 7000 do b3 903 Packets to Arrive, Packets to Sail. 00 do 1000 Ilinojs 6's, °70, 1000 do. % 200 shas Farmers’ Trust a 2 lo 100 Ilinois State Bk Independence, Nye, Prince Albert, Sebor, 1 Zurich, Johnston, Baltimore, Funel, and Agents. tins of | Vesxels will give oats, @ report of State of Trade. Corton—There was no business of moment transacted to-day, it being steamerday. Prices remain the same as Ship M We shall esteem it a favor if to Ropert Sizvev, Captam of our pking, ele at tee on ir passage, d, will also cont ne tion of any kind will f cargo, have. He will board them espondents at home to this office all fautieal Informa- Carrie Manxer, Sept. 30—At market, 1 tle, (300 from the south,) 35 cows and calves, and 3,325 sheep and lambs Prices—Beef Cattle have been in good demand at $3 50 a 5 60 for good retailing qualities, Cows and Calves—All sold at $15 a $27. Sheep and Lambs—The market was cleared at $1 500 $4 for sheep, and $1 a 275 for lambs. Hay—Good briny . its and Cor fer a favor by. sen PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1. 4 cents per cwt readily. Cotton Trade. This market has, within the past fortnight, exhibited a firmer tone than for some time previous, The receipts at this port have recently been very limited, and the rates have been gradually improving Business is quite active in the soutaern murkets. and we may soon expect some considerable activity in this. Receipts any Exroarts or Cotton since Sept. bales. U, 8. since Sept. 1, 1844,.. 26,700 same period last year 11,850 a year belore, 19,372 m U. 8. since Sept. 1, 1844,... 6° do same period ‘last year, re le London, John Griswold; Cam- | ’H Marshall; St Nicolas, Pe SAS, ee New Orl v Cle pesivs Mediator, Chadwick, ridge, Barstow. javre, Boyd & Hin Almeda, Rowland, St Marl Norfolk, Nesmith & Was! Ne, EF. John Elwell & Co; Ht ies Richmond 1, Norfolk; Ellen, Cha Receipts at ports uf the Do ve Ph Arrt Ship Catharine, Berry, 11 days from Charleston, with cotton, Brig Isaac Mead, Nichols, 12 days from Savannah, with cot- | ton, to R M_Demill, British brig Jolly Tar, Delancey with, 190 chaldrons coal to Stokes. vod, 7 days from Charl Brig Tybee, McCormick, 10 days from Charleston, with rice and cotton, to Geo Bulkley. ‘ rig Bremen, Koper, from Philadelphia, vin Break- water 12 hours, in ballast, to Meyer & Si U. 8, revenue steamer Spencer, Frasei wh the Sound with w ‘The receipts at this port since the Ist inst. hi 7,663 bales, exports 24,380 bales. Taken by spinners, speculators, 3,600 bales. 30,000 bales; amount on We annex quotations now current it Stock on hand, days from Sydney, CB. i n this market :— Heston, with cotton, Livenroon Cuassirication. en. rom Newport. Ran Sailed in co. with red near Hurlgate »t6am on Sun- we Legare not having arrived, must have made a harbor Schr John W. Taylor, Meldrum, 30 days from Pé i 2 pul balsam 200 vorning & Son. on Saturday, and was seems to be settling down to ita In the last ten days it advanc Genesee brands, but owing to the anticipated abundance of supplies it declined again, and the extreme rate may now be quoted at $4 26 a $4 31 two thousand barrels have been sold. There is not much wheat in market; new sells at 85 to 90 cents. Sales of rye occur at 67 cents, un ‘St Louis, on the 19th inst. flour was less firm. The receipts continued Jiberal, and amounted to 4,178 bbls The market did not show much ac- tivity ; most dealers refused to touch, unless a reduction We quote $3 75 a $3 87 for superfine; $3 50 a $3 62 for veratched; and fine at $3 37} a $3 60 ; Mills areat $4 124 a $4.25. Tho arri- creased very much within the week, and amounted to nearly 30.000 bushel heavy “amount, and tendency in the flour market, prices have kept and the sales of prime lots have been brisk at from 63 to 7c; fair aud medium qualites have also gone off briskly, ferior and spring, from 45 to Ofte per demand tor all descriptions both ‘The reovipts of sack jome demand for ed Flour in this ma aria, Latourette, 3 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to Barnegat, a vessel supposed to be of about 100 tons, bottom upwards—also saw aquantity of casks ach, apiwared to have recently drifted ashore. vessel was n total wreck. ess Schr Fair, Phillips, 4 days from Washington, NC. with naval ‘ownsend, 6 days from Richmond, Johnson & Low At these pric. s one or to James Hanter, : Ld ee Woglam, 5 davs from Petersburg, with mdse, ter, 1, ache Adria, Hedell, 4 days from Norfolk, with mdse, to lexander, Dowdy, from Newbern, NC. during the week. in prices was made. hr Wim Henry, from ‘Thomaston, with lime. Timtted sales of Cit hr Red Rover, from Boston, with mdse. vals of wheat had Two ships, three brigs, tuknown. the downward (F> The Telegraph reports a pilot boat on the Horse Shoe. De_Peyster, pyisrerpoc at from 60 to 660: at; Falcon, Pitt, milling and for corn Nas been light; the for shipment at about our previous rates yxclusive of sack. The demani ly forcity use; sales at 28 a 30c, with a fair sup. ply on the market. Itappears that in all parts of the coun: settle’, owing probably to the want of I When, however, the last accounts reach every market we shail be able to tell with more sccuracy what ‘ous Record. The packet ships Cambridge, or, for Loudon, and St, Nicolas, for Havre, will sail thisday (October 1), ‘Their letter bags wily close at the usual hour in the morni Forrion Letren Orvie for white was mond into the Hook ond, came inte the I large ship with nothing but fore lower m: Heft forward, » i » bi i iced og PhsGy ee Canal Blood urday. ‘Tur Gate ax THe East.—Schr Olive Branch, i the stream, Boston harbor, dragged. during te blow on Sanda ing seit Leopard of Staten tone the i ow and did a avy gale prevailed at day, wind ENE. Sch? Bred ‘Reed, of nd foun Mechioe te Boston, with lumber, way ashore on Plumb Tulande tae tel. "The passengers aud craw were landed in safer, sabattis, Con, enee oeSPOMEM* attis, Cox, for Li inst. aebatiis: Pare ry mpl as oa 2ist inst. lat 36 20, lon 74 Sept 22—A) Foe yi sinteed 2, Sept 22—. 0, y.N abet, Yates, dus 208; Leopard ands ‘Sid 22d, |) Handy, and Statira, ‘ORTLAND, Sept 23—Arr TO Brown, Go ae ci Faimad, Cat Sri, peat as sete TON, Sept i Tee ray, Li remont, i, Newenstle, Bs Elk, Nickersou, Philudciphias Wallace bott, Lubec for do, put in for a harbor—this moming, of f nt {hiderton, ee fore tops idib and fore topmast sta) pails 4 lan, Orr, Vans pol et Al Martha, eh} SH Bote oll and see apply of rovisions; Vulture, ry low, axter,and Splendid, Crowell, ‘New York;, Ceylon, Shevherd, , a 10 o'clock, a ship ashore ino 2 ‘d vl joston Li Hallet Catnden for d i 8; |, Mobile, “Arr 20th, Frances, » land, NOrleans, and was ie at sunset, Cid Star, Smith, bat and Poy Comelia Faulk: v Co, aud Jagper, Hamilton, NY ork. Newront, Sep 3—Arr Htowena, Newell, Newbem for New Bedford; Emerald, Hayston, Fall River for Mob “ottawer, Avery, Frank#ort for NYork: Victory, Titus: Dighton tartie: Two Brothers Higby, Banton for Alny ary Cla, Wen, win, N Norfolk fora mkt} 21th, » Nickerion, Keunebec for Fall Hiver; St Law: renee, . jangor for Prov nce. Puitaecensa, Sept 30—Arr John 8 McKim, Moore, New Yo 3 Made Lite, Salt Key ald tn co th ‘Amos Kendall,” ft jor NYork; Yucatan, Bal m Linea it Dente ‘ liane, 1 Cover Rialto, ty ington, NU—captain and wate died at the Lazaretto. Ww Southern f NYork: Danl Fran- Bogart, Baltimore for ‘ond for Boston, In wond for Portsmouth; Mary’ 8 ir} on, ans Rienzi, SITUATION AS wane TAT! eR—By a yi ¥ Wo- man, who has been brought upto the busikess, She tan produce the best recommendation for her character and her busi- hes Apply at 53 Vesey street, for Madame Seraphine. rere A three story house, furnished, in a respectable table fora select Boarding House, the urity: and Telerencessexchanged,” Please oe otlice. 329 tf ee WANTED.—Purchasers for new and second hand Patey Mangles. ‘They are a labor-s wing machine, as they entirel snpersede the use of ironing; smoothing table linen, sheeis. &e>, y and beauty without fuel. One with us much work in one day as six can with They are in use in the ies in the ¢ fron Im*ee None d for steadiness, ness. Aj ply to street. PLUMBERS WANTED.—Wanted two plumbers. | sehrfg ly ae he auce paca Se recone fet knowledge of theut Charles H. Seymour and Heues Davia Gt We vee Fo A SMALL DIAMOND im. A, Co D PIN, worth about $20, in the book store of W. nlman, No 203 Broadway? ‘The loser by calling at, the above store, proving property, aid paying for the advertising, will have the article restored ol it*re NO?ICE=To AMATEU —V, CARMAN, Peetfull that he has hired ¢: building’ comer of Liste " ‘he has fitted up without regard to-ex: Banesotaesgueende anening thie day” Turaday, tat October, ava HOOTING GALLERY, wher he will be happy: to aceome modate all who may take pleasure in th very attentvon will. be paid to visitors, and U m or. OL lin? re Lor in Thursday afternoon 20th in ‘on the road be- tween the Harlem Railroad Depot, at Harlem, and West friends and the pa ments in the newly and Broadway, wh street Farms, a Jady’s small worked bag, (red ‘and green,) ‘containing an embroidered handkerchief, several pieces of jewelry, 8c. — | ‘Phe articles are very highly priz ner, being presents | from frien e by the ow is. will be liberally rewarded by leaving the b: d conte .TWoodruff, Esq , West Farms, | orwith tek Colline 8 Gor 66 Monciearets od West Farms tee OST—On Thursday afternoon, 26th instant, on the road bes M Dpitinye Harlem Railroad Depot, at Fordham, and West Farms. a Indy’s small WORKED BAG, (red and green,) cone | taining an embroidered handkerchief, several pieces of jewelry, he articles are very highly talued by the owner, being from friends. Mall be iberally mare d by and contents with THOS 'T. WOODRUFK, armor with E. K, COLLINS & CO., 34 23m NOTICE. HE MAN that took. through mistake, from the comer of Elizabeth and Gr reets, last evening, a black dress coat and left his blue coat with a brass Lite in the pocket, is requested to return it, as he is known by the persons who were in the house at the time. By doing so he will save exposure and } trouble. ol lumje st te Bowery, near Grand street. Country. Jjealers are respectfully invited to call and examine his goods be- fore Parchasing elaew here. N. B.—No charge for boxes. Goods sent to any part of the ol 3t*re city free of expense, — DAGUERREOTYPE GENE#AL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, 4 LANGE BUILDING, PH LADGLEHIA. pb hp Werk 1e8 leave to inform the Daguerreotype tions thi the onsiderably enlarged their connec » the West Indies, South America e de arrangements to be supihied uerreagy pe Art, ‘large supply of Vorgdaender’s celebrate i of three different sizes, for the sal~ of d Agents. Also, a’ supply of best her for Daguerreoty pe or Calotyye, special order, Cases ofall sizes, the best Folishing every other article used for the Daguerreotype, hand. ‘Th ection with the Daguer- he rices Cu ag, (Honea ) lo LANGENHEIM, ol Im*re Exchange Building, Philadelphia. ATCHES!—WATCHES AND Id JEWELRY —Ti 3 Watches find it greatly to selling all descriptions rehase Gol th «Gold: Waiches as low’ as $20. and $29 each. Watches and’ Jewelry” exchanged ‘or bought. Watches "ware Fanted to. Keep good ume or the money returned. Watches, ood Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the beat risnner end werreatel, ‘at much less than the usual prices. G. C. ALLIEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, _ol Im*ec_ __Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st., up stairs, CHIEF Vinruns of ch TRICOPHEROUS, or HE T. Fateat Medicated Compound, are i—Its braci strengthen! ities. 21s eeatly alaing th acton of Ore sad astok r and enc root, and particufarly in the pulp “which receives the vessels and herve, giving life aud vigor to the hair. 4—Its equalising the circulation of the fluids. 5—Its freeing the akin from the effects of perspiration, seurf and dandruff, and disposing the hair to cur. i 6—And its frequent: use will preserve the hair in beauty and agit, fp the latest pers 7 Sich ha tins ratuitous advice given sease con ith the hair at the Hair Cutting Recast 1i6 Broadway, up stairs, coruer of Liberty street. ol i*re po Ao EE ree eee Sh, BY LETTERS PATENT OF THEAUNITED STATES. CLIREHUGH’S TRICOPHEKUUS ! on PATENT MEDICATED COMPOUND. [5,299 acknowledged by thousands.who use it daily, to be the ONLY REMEDY TO PREVENT BALDNESS, and to restore that hair which has fallen off or become thin; to PRE- VENT GRAY HAIR «to cure and remove every appearance of SCURF and DANDRIFF from the hair, and to keep, the air in the most HEALTHY, SOFT and GLOSSY STATE, yet free from all oily and greasy appearance What is here fzormised will warranted under $:00, and the professional put i sufficient that every thing li in proof sin New York, and the agent to a great number in this city, who have experienced the most sticcessful results. Price $1 and $3 per bottle, Principal office, 205 Broadway, up Where Clirehagh gives advice on all diseases of the skin nected with the growth of the hair. erfeit at fifty cents, ol 3t%ec HUNTER’S RED DROP, forthe cure of secret diseases. his celebrated medicine is based upon scientific principles, not to be classed with the detestable quack nostrums with | which the eity abounds. ‘The pro} ease to be brought, either recent or chron um Gine will not effect « rapid eure, For sale only at the Huute D . On salein Albany at No. JL dius street beh Louisville: Kuve "of Dr. Sonate! L. Lake, and of him only, ' Price $1 per cure. rot v, ol Ittre MRS. CARROLL’ MEDICATED VAPOR AND 8UL! (lad Hivepital 325 Patie ria atneoin doors L reapgetfully ann ances to her patrons, the RS. CARRO Medical Faculty, and the Public, that she has removed from. Courtlandt street, and established her Medicated Vapor and Sulphur Baths in a’ more commodions and central situation, at No. and res: ours not Baths sent to any part of the city or its vicinity, for hire. Portable Bathing Tubs ol Tim EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA. THIS is one of the most speedy end effectual remedies forthe cure of Gonnorrhees that hae ever been inirodeced. lets Hate and grateful to the stomach, and is easily he usual form of extracts, In ie aye concer. nf such remedies, ax are v i¢ leets, seminal weak- ness whites, and all discharges ‘of the ufinery passage, "it h whelly a vegetable compound, and sets like a ohare bn jive Tucing an Itnmediate operation upon the part adlecied.”” Fell H accompany the medicine, whieh’ may be had at Nov an atreet-—Price #1 P, 3.—Stras Glover contd of re any pe TREAIN MATE DOW SHADE of strangers: ived in store, fra 0 desire medical advice may consult Dr, ally at his office, No. 2Ann street, at all hoon ol ie*r ALS, TRIMMINGS AND W " bers her, to invite the at- ock of Upholstery goods which they are prepared 1 Bed and Window Curtains of the newest design on lower terms than any other house in the city, Their will be found fo consist of silk and worsted de | damasks, Turkey red ich lace ai curtains, gallqans, imps ith Painted Window Shiv ns, and pronow 4 also the vari ng in price from Uy yal SOTOMON RULE! Uihotaters 827 StawishTuKF* irc 243 Broadway, opposite the Park, ANUOKAMA AT NIBLO'S GAKD: Upen for a shurt season, the most magnificent Panorarni ating ever ex- hibited in this country, (so ay all the Artists thar have seen it.) t was exeeuted by the celebrated Artists, Me. W. Daniell. G, Parres and Augustus Earle, R. A. London. Itis now 0) can Shades, v: dhuising the day. a Panorama of Madras was exhibited Mr. London, 918 Imre Admittance to the Garden and Panorama 25 cents, A; Rice with immense yaceess, and when purchased by i AUS—00 bales No. | Lewhorn, Tags, fe wale b, RAY VENeL W DIOOKS, 66 und ¢7 Nasean a: respectfully invited to viit the Panorama frre of eh r¢ 10 was considered the very bust Fanorainic painting 1n 19 jk & BHO} AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ~ PARK THEATRE, | FURNITURE—This day at 10 ton sireet, a large and valuable assort- hand eabjuet Furniture. Also, the balance of a carpet de sisting of Exepele, 3 ply, ingrain ‘A Veuitian oom ay FF ir mes, taf) patent *, Matting, Druxgets, Binding, Oil Cloths, Table Damask Tab eCloths, ke: Also, large lot of remuauts of 3 ply and ingrain room and stair Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e ‘ Also, 10 Corpets, made up, assorted sizes. Blankets—100 pair super, Whitney, Bath 8. P. INGRAH (AUETION NOTIC g’clock, at 123 F ment of| THIS EVEN Get. oh pera of the ENCHANTED HORSE, OK THE & RN LOVERS, ith new Scenery, Costumes, Machinery and Decorations, Niasie composea by Mr. J Carpet) and Rose Blaukets. | Robert AM. Auctioneer, ol itFec Boxes, ist Tier 75 cents—See: cents—Gallery 25 cents. iOS NEW YORK OPER SE PLANTS AT AUC y & SPOONER will sell This Morai No. Lot Brosdway, 200 pts Greenh Pal f'tieraniums of various. sorts, Roses, omer NiGEF OFT » ‘Forbidden Fruit, Heleathrove, NighBloom: | TUESDAY Been iat OF ii Sasi, Pereenkdos, Verve other Plants, 1 the new amongst which are a Due wineseniiin os cuaetes Werlnesday evening,'a fine callection Ol | THE INDES CE OF GREE! ot ite | DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS FOR SALE LON "WARRIORS, uperior assortment of Hyaciuths, Tu Will be performed. Mad’lle Desuardins | Disbe, Mons i Babout, Mo. In the ‘Ballet will be Narcessus Crocus, ke. &c., will be sold. Ly Br, on Weduesday, October gud, at 12 o'clock, iu Th burn’s Saloon, 15 Joba street. ‘Caealogues how reidy=the bulbs may be viewed the ma Coure wrous other di (a ee en es JACKET SHIP ST. NICOLAS FOR HAVRE—Will sail se ae Sepesy Pin Day, tue day, Oct. Ist., (weather permitting,) at 12 es ee ofthe alan vere By lapigigels are requested to be on board at that time, at pier LOTS Tar Oe 0. 4 North Ri ; hi " oa ‘The Letter Bags will be taken from the Exchange Reading | Seats can be secured fram 9 AM. to 6? M. Room, Hale's Foreign Leteer Onice, and the Post Oice, at Viti > GARDE ‘lo Coruer of Broadway and Prince street, New York. ‘The Kntertainments are under the sole direction of MR. MITCHELL. NOTIC len opens at 6% o'clock, and the per- formanees commen 1 at Nea ‘he Thestre is now enclosed, aud made comfortabl the i damp or cool. TUESDAY F the 2nd ti J. LAIRD, WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER, AND ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER, 92 CHATHAM STRE EANL STREET. ing to his a nds and pa- trons his removal from 316 Pearl street to the store 92 Chatham street, leave to retara his h rtfelt acknowledgments. to those friends and the public. generally, who have hitherto ‘honored him. with there support to assure them it will , ever be his studyto merit a continuance of such enviable dis- tinetion, AR meta Ever since I have been in business it has heen my good fortune | to acy i portion of the public. py strona, | ‘ig Maker ING, Oct. ist, to commence with, for ime, a Grand Musical Extravagunan, Uy the anthor of by titled el NF WITH 4 HE GOLDEN LOCKS. Mr. Nickinson. FOMMERLY oF 316 Mie « Lach P. F, Williams. Nice; establishment on ac- gount of weather, as the Grand Entrance from Broadway to the Saloon ts proteettd, and the New’ Saloon, which is, ventilated rom te top» and sides, can be enelosed at a moment’s notice. Tickets Fifty Cents. CIRCUS—BOW First night of Mrs. HOWARD and of Mr. W. HOWARD, Welch & Mann’s company. ‘The Horsemanship this week will comp: LADY EQUEST RIA ? In th ides ‘the most famous Vaulters, Riders ers and Negro Melodists. Mons. Morblieu. ONO POSTPO. Cutter and re of Ornamental Hair, i beew celebrated. He now h jd improvements into luce oF expense com- new establishment. plendid stock of Wi s val country, bes ope Pert eu ir, in count lish and Cou- shin. Ber tumery frou celebrated E Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 1244 cents. 330 3m tinental manufactories, in ion Lo several esteet prey ry ~ ean) by Laird. 1h Gatti a BURTON'S THEATRE. i Mh casts Sapurtmpat iecricosel be tho mice ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA u to sustain | dient ae Gstablishment ewoys. aw Rear ‘October 92 Chatham street. Will be acted every evening antil further Pumam, Mr. N. Johnson | Messopotamia Jeukivs, Burke IBLO’S GARDEN.— Miss CLARKE respectfully informs her fri Is aud the public that her benefit will take place on Wednesday evening next, October 2d, on which occasion a variety of popular ced. ol itrre, MK. DEMPS VOCAL «| NTEKTAIN- MENTS—SOCIETY LIBRARY. CORNER OF BROADWAY & LEONARD STREETS. R, DEMPSTER has the honor to announce his intention, of giying three Vocal Entertainments ou the evenings of ‘Tesday, Thursday and Saturday, Ist, 3d and 5th October— L sing st popular compositions, accompanied 0-forte including, the Lamentof the Irish Eanigrant— Boy~-The Lonely Auld W Morrison~"The “ wat mot there sume nf the Wilderness—(The Iu purpose of | Gh Why does the White Man follow my. pa aly, and in | wight wind bew ‘ FRENCH DYING. ESTABLISHMENT, No, 4900 0. Penrl Street. HE SUBSCRIBE Jeave to state that he has made ad ditional impro; his factory, for th enabling him to ork more expedi ral satisfact plain) ath When. the eth—I’m with you once again—The Death of manuee that ba watrancs will give en i nrren—Scottish Ballads, John Anderson my Jo—My Nanuie in Atl Kinds of Woolen, Cotton and Silk goods Dyed or Cleansed | O.TSt> ver Auld Conk sbou Thay ang Be mit, ices are very low, which should be a strong inducement | gy “p,{ a Highland Mary, for the fadiesand gentlemen of this city and its vieiity, to pay H arly visit. ‘Cashmere, Merino and Broché, Shawls, gents Wearing Ap- used in the very best manner, 4 “ii Branch Offices, for the accommodation of the public, are itmated at "INO. 442 Bowery. 76 9th street, between 17th and 18th streets. au pee street. 7 Gi: treet. ‘And in Newark, corner of Broad street and Washington Place. 828 }m*m ft had at the Music Stores, and at the Socie Tickets 50 cents—to be had at the door. quarter to 8 o'clock. DR. HOLLICK?S LECTURE Broadway Hall, corner of Broadway and Gi REPRODUCTION jin all its varieties, explamed Ph ally, sexual aud non-sexual, with a! ices; unnatural pracuices, their extent, aud ving them, &e. &e, mmence ata se27 todrre Of living bein; and Philosophi and moral con: the means of re TUESI October'1 DA . WEDNESDAY, October 2. THURSDAY, October 3. Each Lecture will be complete by itself, though the whole fori connected courve, missic 1) cents single Lecture; io FOR CENTLEM® 1,00 for the course. ONLY. ey $ N Ilustrated by fifteen whole human structure and the HE MAN FEMAL ‘The young being in every stage, Ke. Ke. __The course will be delivered twlce, to accommodate visitors, in the Mornings at 10, and Eveniogs at 8 (> The Lecture to Ladies uly will be on Tuesda o’eloe'! 29 RACES—UNION COURSE, L I. ee October Ist—Four Races—To commence at 12 Pint ace —Swepatakes for 3 year olds; subs. $300 each; $100 wo mile . 1—Jas! Ro’ Vanmuter names b.¢. by Langford, out of Miss nooa, al DESJARDINS respectfully i her jiatrons and the public iu al, that she is about to forma" Classe de Dance” for ladies and. gentlemen, in which she will teach the favorite Polka, Mazourka, and all the other fashionable Dances of the day. ‘The morning school will be open from evening from 6 o'clock to 9 s gr. f, Edith by Shadow, out of Bonnets Blue Second Race—Sweepstakes for 3 year olds, subs. $100 each; $25 ft.;, mile 18. 1—Dail. Abbott names ch. c. by Van Sicklins? Eclipse, dam Jp o'sloek to 8:0%éIboe Charles. s and gentlemen wishing instruction are requested to mes gr. by Langford, oat of Gulnare. ile Desjardins house, 7 Park Place, aw re Xi igford, out of Diana. eats. igston, by ‘Trustee, dam by J. Th ini. RE: LANGUAGE ONS., MADAME AND MAD"! Henry, . resumed their Classes and Private Lessons for the season, 2—Saml. Lairdenters ch. h Stanley Eclipse, by Business, dam | The French taug! " i y by Jno, Stanley, 9 vr, old. used by Mr. Gauy: 3—Chs. 8, Lloyd enters gr. f. by Bolivar, dam byBarefvot, 3 yr. | Guitar, and Singin; A. Coream enters Li 4 yr. old. o for these fifteen years past. Y ught, on the t approved p ‘old. The French language is usually spoken in the family Apply 4—Jas. K. Vaumater enters b. f, by Trustee out of Miss Mattie, | at ROADWAY. Race—Purse $100; ‘Three Mile Heats ase x e— Purse A ree he SY UIRITION Ai Ursin sates be Dunegan ty Tastes, out of Saanaica, : FXHIBITION, tyrold. THE END OF THE WORLD. Saml. Lairdenters ch. m. Fashion, by ‘Trustee, out of Bonnets ‘AN ORIGINAL PAINTING of Blue, aged, ol 1t8ec VERY L, EK SIZE with Colossal Figures, paint ERY lately finished by #, Anelli, in New York. pen, at Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, from d from 7 to 10 P. M. of A Exhibi WA di 510 Im*re CARD—MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully Ae erate Ladies and Gentlemen of Ni ork, that their Classes in Dancing, Waltzing, and, the Polka Dance, will commence at the Assembl tuoa Hall, 650 Broadway, early in October. tw 1, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Particulars in future advertisermen Mr. W. trusts that the references he shall offer of his capability will be nd Academies attended to on application ‘rivate Academy, No. 70 Sixth Avenus UNION © OURSE, LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD ROAD. FOUR RACES, ON TUESDAY, October Ist, commene- ing at 12 o'clock, M. ‘Trains willleave Brooklyn at 04 and 1144 1. for the Union Course, and on ys 2d, ata quarter before 2 o'clock, P. M. for the Trotting Course. Fare each way 25 cents. LARONER, CONSI LTING ENGINEER, Athe Hotel, Broadway, f New Y¥ . Lardner will years he pure pasta tes 1s regarding olve the ol 2t¥ee patentees, manufactur Minprovements in the arts ‘an BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. tures, wh rinciples of Mechanical or Physical Science. application of the ‘hose who reside at a distance may forward (post paid) © clear statement of the case, with the necessary drawings or she- ci hen immediate attention will be xiven. st eee WINTEK AKKANGE MONT ‘The following Purses are offered, to come off on the t6th of | FARE THREE SHILLINGS FROM PATERSON TO ten miles in harness, carrying ketch we'ght—for horses never won orclock A.M. éoeioek A, purse over $40. " Entree on ‘Tuesday evening, Be geeks October Ist, b R. Sorew’s, 31 Park Row. ‘Three BM “ ‘or more to inake a race, 830 2c¥rre “On Suspave. CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING. Sree Mt gorelock ‘ i 329 tf ec eal is PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY. Ni ednesday aud Friday E at 6, ROCHESTER, Captain Ay Houghton, on ‘Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 6. Figs o'clock, MLanaliog at interinediite Plage, ake of $150, Te , in Harness, carry” Steamboat t Vaptai iam H. Peck, i Re rR et ap ap rote come off over the above (aire Tareday, a Ahureday and, Satur Commons, at 9 ovclock. PLWEDNESDAY, October al, at3 o'clock, FM.” "The fo- | |, the Meumbort ROUTH AMEIUCA, Canin It G. Crut UNPRECEDENTED SPORT. "0 7 noons, at 5 o'clock, Bales bearer ce tec ek p Ries Pusengers waking. either of the above lines will, arrive C8. Bertine, narfies bike: m. Miss Fortune. in Albany 1a ample time to take the Morning ‘Train of Cars for Wm, Webber, names by ‘om ‘Thr mb. the east or weat. ‘The boats re rew and substantial, ace fur Immediately after, a match of $200—Four Mile Heats ia flar- | ished with new and elegant state rooms, and for speed and ae- 3 ‘All persoai Restey Davy Ting, withowt a weit o i . | .. For passage or ‘One Mile Heats in Hear | he Uties on the wharf ‘olre b. m, Pegry Gorden. ‘ir. Bushwick Mai ve South Ferry, ih ataauatter before tag olock, FM. Neturning afier the sport of the day, Fare each way 25 cents. ont oe DEAFNESS. DRS CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, 381 ACR ety comely wiih. the f Lieut, Me hy to testify that he was dnvalided home. xs unit for duty, ar} in consequekee of tout deal f = RE aX nea : PASSAGE FOR NEW OLEAN [sma igd d RD ei sail on. Monday next, 7 FOR LIVERPOOL—New of Mth Oct.—The regular fist GARRICK, Captam B,J. H. bay n, Will sail as above, her regular da’ u ‘rot, immediately For freight or passage, having accommodations anequalled forsplendor or comforts apply om board at Orleans whalt, foot ot ‘all street, or to i. K, COLLINS & CO, 5 South street. Capt. John Coli id ail 26th Novem! Price of Pass: im New himeelt under thy Arist. "Under Gheig treatment recovered hi Beane tre — he ten had ey 8 Mary uy Men M. ‘day. ‘The accominodations of this splendid. packet are a i eu eon to H. B. M. Forces, Dis ison, unequalled for cabin, second cabin or steerage passengers. Pas TIC DROPS. ¥ sengers for New Orleans should inspect this shiy before engag- Deafueas, Kar Ache, Pains, Burzings | ing elsewhere, Apply ¢ , footof Maiden la or singing sounds in the ears, collections of hari wax o d W.& J, wir Acoustic ‘Sw corner Maiden NOTICE—Passage feo, if this ship, wind and wea mitting, does not sail as above. FOR LONDON.— ‘The first class, fast sa LAND, Captain BE. ular day. laving very superior accommodations for Cab * 10th October — ITZER- “THE STAK 6) Lisee, OW that the subseriber, (proprietor of as in reality arrived, the tablishment,) will d Steerage passengers, persous intending to embark should Gikeinadiulestn Sc ee piicat board, foot uf Msiden La.e, 0 following dishes and selishes +— Bais make immediate appriestion on board, foot uf Msiden Lat.e, or olec 100 Pine street FOR NEW ORLEANS—Ihe fast sailing ship ALFiKED, Capt. will be despatched on Tues lay, the Ist of October, his splen p has unsurpassed ace bin, second © steerage passengers, the lowest rates. ‘Those desirous of securing bert to make early application on bond, at Murea Wall street, or to Poached Biggs; Rare bite, wit»ble for references, clnbs, or pri- the best of waiters engaged for modation. JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. N. B,—Luneh on the table daily at 11.A. M, N.B. The subscriber will havea regular succession of first 29 JOUN WOODGATE. class ships, saiti ly for New Orleans, in whieh the pas- i will be made very comfortable. Apply 7 S29 #¢ KOK NEW O. NEW YORK LIN r—The very fo AZOO, Capt. Wibray, re. LOUISIANA AND ail Monday, Mth of Octo- packet ship For freight or passage,having elegant furnished accommo- dations, apply on board at Orleans wharf, of W b. K. COLLINS & ¢ PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA WiISHING to Subscribe to THE HERALD, and have it served regularly at their stores, dwe! 8, Bee. will pleese he Agents, at 3 Ledger Building, Third TERMS. feave their names with t street, near Chesmmut, For One Week For One Month, 1734 cents. , elles For x longer timein the 234 cents a copy. | F% O. Since copra Fe BN hors Lede Basidiog, oliaitively no goods recsived after: Sur sit Imisre Third street, near Chestunt, ‘ape He MAY Fel) yx OPPER= 5 h, from 1h wo 32 correctly measured, and that the shijw of this thi bralbty ype OFLA eC tunlly ne advertised. ttle aa ve '% South street. witha Bee Urieang-<Mepers, Piallen snd Woodrnff, who WHEAT 2000 bushels Prime iijjnoie, Pekka aed nsdn dalled in hance) KK, COLL LO. | ACHING POWDER—950 casks Boyd's make, fo al cares street, . | PRS We BGs oad BPR ls Washington, (Correspondence of the Herald) Wasnixaron, Sept. 28, 1844. The President— Dr Milley and Richard Adams, Esq — Poli tia -Court Mastial—Whigs—Henry Clay - Herald. The President, accompanied by Dr Miller and Richard Adams, Esq , returned to the city last evening, much im- proved in health, and ia fine spirits. We learn that during his sojourn at the Springs, he re ceived the most gratifying imelligence from several dis- tinguished geatiemen .n ditterent sections of the country, of the unanimity and increasing strength of the demo- cratic party. Such news to bia, would, no doubt, be highly gratifying The Naval General Court Martial met to-day, ot clevem o'clock —all the members present. ‘The examiaation of Al(red Clum continued. Next witnesses examine! were—Theodore Teller, as- sistant engineer ; John Allen, Wm. R Kelley, firemen, aut Christopher Jordon, carpenter, who occupied the at- tention of the court daring the day—court adjourned to meet ot eleven o'clock Monday morning ; the examina tion will probably close during the course of next week 1 information hus been made of the late ap- poinu made by the President to fill the vacancies mentioned in my last letter. [learn that the consulship is to be given to a gentleman of worth and respectability, whose experience and knowledge of commercial and financial matters, peculierly fit him for that important station. [Probubly Richard Adams, of Viginial full aud impartial report of the “Great Monster ig Meeting,” in Caaal street, oa ‘thursday, produced quite a sensation amongst the whigs here. Their long cherished hopes in elecung Mr Clay President, had be come a matter of extreme doubt and uncertainty The accounts given by the Heraid, of the prospect and position of the two great parties, were, by some indiscreet and silly regarded as being decidedly in favor of the loco- focos.’ Now, they say, Bennett is generally correct— doesn’t belong to either party.” Well, that ik just whet we say, too he is the biggest— the fastest—the tallest editor in this country. Respectfully, yours, Vv. i. September 29, 1844. The President will not leave Washington any more un- til the end of his official term in Maren next Mr. Calhoun departed forthe sunny South yesterday morning, and will not return until about the beginning ot November. The duties of his Department a.e under the direction of the late chief clerk, Derrick, in conse- quence ot the partial ubsence of R. K. Crelli, now attend- 16 fhe bedside of his lady, who is lying at the point of deat! ‘The President has conferred the appointment of one of the vacant purserships, on his son-in-law, Sempple. It has not as yet transpired who the other vacency in that corps, as Well as the Consulate at Liverpool, have been iven to. The Madisorian of last evening says that Sen -bavechesn: filet, Gis & Go, an walter: ‘except the one above named, which I have from the very best source The Secretary of the Navy sent the Presi- dent, while he was at the springs, opwarde of seven hun- dred application: for those places, but such @ mode of ap- plying for fat and comfortable offices is never attended to. A regular office seeker—a fellow who has a nose like # Florida blood-hound, and can smella vacancy the mo- ment it happens, pursues a different course from that of writing for one; a modus operandi that has little or no virtue in it. The most popular, pleasing, jocular, just and sgreea- ble head of a department that hes been here for man; years past, is the venerable Chancellor Bibb, of the ua- tional exchequer. [His administration of the has given great sal tion to the commercial c! 3 in general, by his prompt attention to their claims and inte- Tests. Dr. Sutherland, of Philadelphia, is also here. Joel is an excellent ceok, and inxious to make the pot boil whilst fuel is to be had. ere afe worse men jn this wicked world of ours than Joel B. Sutherland. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald } Parapecenta, Sept. 80, 1844. Eprron or tHe Henan I made a visit last evening to the rooms of the Social Reform Society, at thecorner of Seventh and Market streets, where a nnmerous meeting was held, and address- ed by Mr, Robert Owen ‘That distinguished gentleman said, that it was not his intention to remain long upon this visit in Philadelphi that he was now on hia return to Indiana, after an absence of fourteen years, and was desirous of meeting with his son Robert, to coilect such fac's in relation to the peliti- cal condition of the country, as would enable him better to carry out the objects he has always had in view of effecting a totel change in the sociwl condition of this country. He intended te make a short visit to Washington for the same purpose—confer with the heads of the departments there and then return here and remain some time, previous to journeying south, to organise and make sch srrung: tents us will speedily tend to base society upon charity, love, benevolence, and forbearance. He then read extracts from a work containing the fan- damental principles upon which he proposes to effect a complece re-organization ot society, which he bas a 1 to the principal powers of the world, vizi—A\ tra, Russia, Grea: Britain, and the United States Upe the two latter countries he relies a: capable, alone, by the adoption of his; lane, to effect the desired change, ao us to produce universal peace, plenty, churity, «quality, and a high state of refinement, without the aid of govern: mental jorce, or any action founded upen unknown mys. tenes, he acknowledges a supreme power over the universe that as yet no man has been able to discover, for no man by searching can find out God; and views it as | resump- tion to suppose that man, a mere insect, can glority Ged. He contends that we have abundant means by @ proper application of the scientific power alreaty in existence, to provide a super-abundance of productions for the wants of mankind by cach person taloring four hours out of twenty-lour, and that allotment of time, for some ex- ercise, he deems essential to health, cons quently to haj pines One of the chief obstucies to happiness is the al sense of universal cultivation, and the obstacle to culti- vation is the want of population, which he represents as not more then one hundredth part sufficient in this coun- try—not enough to drain the swamps; and thervtore it’ becomes necessary to give every fachity to on increase of population. In short, he represents all jovernments a8 founded on force; and mainteined by the negeeaaiy parephane: such as law cificers, courts und gibbets, which would be unne- cessary in societies founded in kindness, charity and eqnality. Much of bis addrese was a repetition of his oddtesses to the people ot the United States published in the Herald last week. ‘This truly good man contemplates addressing the pub- lic egain to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, at the seme plece. 1 ve {ull notes of his address, but not knowing whether yon would feel inclined to publish it, #t length, 1 have given some of the points ot bis address, without reference to the notes, which | will reserve to be given at length, it desirable. T have but one object in sending this communication—it is to serve thore whom J believe to be strivin do good, peaceably, by directing public attention to the truth of heir acts, Pru Sept. 30, 1844. The city of Philadelphia never waa in such a lamente- ble state of excitement. October will present a sad and bloody scene in the political wffairs of thiscountry, which all must deplore. It is unavoidable, and Heaven grant the bitt hear-—to know and see sing, is alone sufficient tomeke one ; but what may not present itself on the second Tuesday of October, no one can imegine You but little know the feeling existing in Philadelphia, and | assure you { cannot willingly picture the sad reality in its cor- een, rec To-day all ia excitement in consequence of the “Native” meeting to-night, and the great Clay gathe ring te morrow . ih The city is crowded with strangers, and all the hotels areth ooged. Mayor Harper, and his ates, from your city, arrived this afternoon, at Walnut street wharf by a large concourse of their po- litical brethren. The Hon. Mr. 8. Archer will not be present tonight. Webster, and other dirtinguished mem- era of the Whig party, are here James Murphy, the New York convict, hired to evear away the Lile of an honest Native American, was this morning brought before Judge King by some of his Re- peal friends, who were ready to enter into $5000 bail, but w ich was justly refused, and the viliain sent back to nto await the requicition ol the proper authorities of w York The Court of Sessions adjourned this morning until 1 theelection, in consequence of the great political ¢, alias Hill, one of the counterfeiters ar- rested at Germantown a few days since, plead guilty this in the Criminal Court, '. Brown, Aldermen of the Northern Liberties, appointed Mayor of the District by the Com- Jace of John M Cannoa, decensed. vere frost last night but litte going forward. The brokers are ul! catching a political cold, and have no disposition to nibble, except it beat Copple & Jones’ celebrated office, No 77 Dock street, where many of them are to be found between the hours of 12 A. M. and 4” MM. [ennex wales ;— Finer Boann —-$376 Pennsylvania 6's, new an. 654; $9600 do 714, $7000 do 2 days 714; $893 do 654; $1000 City 6's 105}; | Commercial Bank 64; 300 Wilmingtun Rail road 247, 100 Penn. new annual, 714 Skcoxp Boano — $1000 Unived States Loan, 1962, 116; $4000 Reading Bonds 71}; $100 Pennsylvania 6's, 1843, 69; 509 Wilmington Railroad 24), 20 Schuylkill Naviga- tion 81}. SH NEWS Correspondence of the Herald. Privapes » 0—P. M Arr Pilot, Poland, Boston; Liberty, © it Howes; Tan Prustapegrnta, Sept 30—Arr Cyprus, Nash, Boston; Caleut- tay Casto, S rt. ATION y, Sept 20—Are Lawrence, Howes, Boston. Off Sharp's Island, a ship bound up. Cld 26th, Curlew, Woberton, NYork, with inwardenro: finma, Cole, and Ashland, New ; f Sat y 6 nmi ‘ork. FOR LIVERPOOL—The well-known fast stiling et sop SOUTHERN’ RK, 750 . J. D. Palmer i] on the 3d October, sange $75. thera or paaanee hing VODAULL a MINTURN! #7 Nouth street. fast sailing D. Palmer, freight vay |, Piay OL—The well known packet ship SOUTHERN Blt, 750 tons, T ster, will have immediate ‘dewpateh. oF 1000 bales cotton or bulk thereof, ar passage, having nod gccommodatious, apply to the Captaiay On calbes ” WOODHULL & MINTUBNS, #7 Booth