The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1845, Page 1

Vol. X3., No. 189—Whole No, £061. ~~ MORNING LINE AT 7 O°CL! FOR ALBANY, TROY and di m the Steamboat Pier THE NEW YORK JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor, ‘irculation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Every day. -$1 % per annum—peyable in adi D. ry Saturday—Priee 6} cents able in advance. prices—always HERALD, eadays, Thuradn "and Troy at6 0 beny at 7 o'clock ‘The low-pressure steamboat TROY fhursdys and Saturds NIAGARA, Cx day, Wednesday an ‘or ‘or frei ‘Passage or fotice—Al goods, freight, ba Price 2 conts per Captain A. Gorham, ov vance. idht, apply on board, orto F, B. Hall, atthe ¢,bank bills, speci ‘of the ‘owners of sa Fr annum—pa’ sat the ‘ushal lvance. tate ING of all kinds executed with beauty and anes Al letters or communications, by mail, addressed post paid, or the pos stublishment, must b ill be deducted from the subscri JAMES GORD Provnimrox oy tue New Yore He: Parthwoat aor. al sitios 7s lk PECK SLIP FERRY. Ferry Boats on ry fifteen or twenty. mi LD EaTaaLishMeny of Pniton and Nasean atracty 'y that nacquain e leasant eommusiention with ‘would state that ther SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ALE, MANHA’ T WASHINGTON STAGES, | Will commence running in. the following BLOOMINGD: TANVILLE, AND 'elck, at each even es at 9 o’choek and 10 o'clock ‘Williamsburg at halfepast 9 o'clock, P. eS en of Jaly 4th, the bont will caitinae ¥ IFAX AND LIVERPOOL. farmansyille 19%; Fort Begone, ©” Mail LINE FOR BOSTON. F- e OVER THE LONG ISLAN ROAD, VIA LONDON, NORWICH & WORCESTER. from the Foot. of Whit ‘The last boat leaving through the dey, from 7 ‘are to Manhattanville 12}q cents: Eag., Commander, BR soda, "assace to Liverpool For freight jig EO OF PRS ES TRIGHLAM, Jr. Agent, 6 Wall st. DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND—Persons wishing to remit, mo- At f o'clock in tl Treland, Scotland or Wel t ith drafts payable at sight, witho ‘cunt, for any amount, from £1 upwards, at the wp—The National end Provineial Bank of Eo; Exchange und Discount Ban! Son, London, aud branches 2 The National Bank of Ireland, and Provin- ‘brane! *s throush " In Scortaxp—The astern Bank of Scotland, National Bank of Scotland, Greenock Banking Company, and branches aghout Seotland. f jreat Western sails on the 3ist July, by which all drafts cau be forwarded free cei a8 Woveester. Baggsge for Hoe FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENC CO | land; Messrs. J. Barned & Co. | Liverpool; Mi id r prt, thence to Newport and Prot a, V ry Gree Se aditand ton emican tana ave: hati street, South FAKE TO BALTIMORE $1. “hig in Seven Hours. NEW CASTLE AND FRENCHTOWN RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE. ly to J.T. TAPSCOTT, WW South et cor. Maiden iane, S, FREIGHT OR CHARTER—TI ing N. York built packet ship Y live oxk and locust top, live oak transom, wad after canta, carries, 2200 bales Ne ton, and has handsome furnished accommodations for % board at Ji wh to. Apply on at Jones’ wh OLLINS £60. ‘The wurivalied § ; ae Donegal FOR LONDON—Te sail na lew d spleudid new Packet Ship. BRUNSWIC jeManna, will posit day; enn accommod perior manner, Steerage accommotlations | Cabin and Steerage Passen; dew, eegnrine to k, P.M. Pas- | pout 0 P.M. Fare ouly | emposed of the following splendid and fat | her re 1 for the alove port, on te a few Cabin Passengers. in t less than the sual wd airy. | For Second all of which will be 61 South st, one deor enst of LONDON LINE OF ETS—Regular pack- leudid new packet Seber, master, will This Line lenves Bow ‘cin be procured on’ board ve, her regular day. ; ‘ ; ‘ery superior accommodations for enbin,second cabin ing to secure berths by jeation on board, foot of H M’MURRA’ AIL LINES FOR BALTIMORE. fours. AND BALTI- ILROAD LINE. Via Cheater, Wilmington, Elkton, Havre de Grace, ke. and stwerage passengers, pet | this vessel should make eat Maiden Jane, or to 100 p_ ST. JAMES, Faure PHILADELPHIA, MOR! ne ntreet corner of South. R. Meyer, master, will FOR MARSEILLES—Packet of ist Au ‘The superior ship AGNES, C Un and after Wednesday next Philadelphia aud Baltimore, by 1 right x re hip Nebraska, not ready, and saifou the tat August, For freig HAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, BOYD & HINCKEN, ‘Axents, LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL i hip and only regular Packet of 21st and favorite packe 1100 tons burthen, Capt Ira July 21, her regular day. he being all 1000 tons and apwardi park for the Old Country will not fail to’ see the to be derived from selecting this line in preference reuders them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships of a small class aud their accommodatious for cabin, second cabin, and steerage perior to those of avy to secure berths should n ard, foot of Wall street, or TAPSCOTT, ‘Tie Trains will leave as follows:— From Philadelphia, From Baltimore, nd Market streets. ,, Depot in Pratt street. at 8 A.M. Dally exe, Sunday, 4PM.| And h—Tickets throu: to Wheeling and and Market sts, HU DDELL, Agent. ly to SLEMMER, at the off "Adams & Co. 17 Wall street. Wheeling and Pittsbu: f Pitbungh Gas be had at the Depot, Ble fursley, will sa.) farther information, J.L, oany other, as tt Sune Uth, 1945, it is well known, are kets, Persons wishin fail to make early application on 76 South street, corer of Maiden Lin Up 8 U ARRANGEMENT, TRAINS flay FOLLOWS, RED BUMMER Tenin—itg A. M. daily, Sundays excepted, stopping 3 in Watts, on board, at M and 5P. M. for Farming ¢ 1, for tweuty passen, K. COLLINS '& CO. 56 South a ale and st. Geo: Pike street whar ‘Greenport, daily, Sundays wat Jamaica, Branch, Hi the stopping Places between Hicksville and GHT OR CHARTE cket ship, MISSISSIPPI, rown & Bell, salted ou the live oak and and locust top and forward aud afte built in this city by Brown apron, semson stern cant frames—new!; yeuss voyage—has on board at Orleans epeed, at 1896 o'clock M., ly, Sundays exeepted, BLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE = from England, Ire- ose sending for the): selves of the opportauity of icing their arrangements with the subscribers ou very mode- rate terms, by first class packet and 234 P. M., daily, Sua mediate places. .M. daily, Sundays excepted, for Brook- Bostou Trains stop ouly at Farmingdale and St. George’s r. stop at. the following places to receive and d and, Scotlan would do well to ling from Liverpool wt he farnished for any amount, payable dom. pAb, to OHN HERDMAN, 61 South is frem Boston on . Accommodation Tri throughvut the Uuited ‘oud, going both ‘The mail steamer Hiber by waich letters can be forw: FOR GLASGOW —Kegular Packet—I he well Barque ANN HARLEY th, master, 450 tons, will meet with keown, fast sailing Britis ry 7) 18% ake Road Station. Medford Station & 7 having excellent aecommodations 1 01 apply ou board pier3 N. ir 80 OODHULL & MINT PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The packet ship BALTIMORE, Captain Edward Funk, will sail ou the Istof August. it treight or passage apply bast veeesezs: seeeege OYD & HINCKEN, ll aud Water streets} R SALE—FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The @ New York built packet ship YAZOO Li Live Oak tran- 18 bandsome furuished accommodarions Apply, ou, board oF Jones’ wharf, or E K. COLLINS & CO., we Crates will be in rendiness at_ th Boxgage for the several ‘Trai tarting from the Brooklyn side, B separate Crates, ERN TRAVELLERS. ' foot of Whitehall | 30 mil tons—Live Oak and pron aud forward and after cai rleaus cot/on, and h for twenty-six passengers = FOR LIVERPOOL assage, having w e superior ship NEP Mi sail on her regular day papas ed uceommedations So AN TUS "PAL ia tO. Pittsburgh via the Pen i h "Phe shove line is uow in t inducements to persons who wish TU CITY ANU ‘a COUNTRY MERCHANTS. sare builtin the inost approved moder st D STEAMBOAT tp um auerior maner aud every effort ip Np COUNTRY Py Ute OI : and ‘convenience: BY cravelleta.. ‘The seenery on this toute is wncivalled, aad tar aTR4 Ft Pennsylvania intgrual improvements is well wor PROPRIETORS, CITY FAMILIES, Ke. NE TEAS! 63 Greenwich Stre: AND orrosits THE Pacirie Horst, a E BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our selves at the above place, principally for the purpose 0 aneeting our views of our wholusale and large fumily customer» pright manner in which we wveral years past in this city Near Countianpt Sr. jers avoid all the fatignes and dangers at- elling, aud atthe same time at Tovclock. Passengers are ai- Ches a Peravwceea: ged Nee of Chesnut hs at Nos. rd sta nS BUMMINGS. Agent of New York, apply to ie. 7 Weat st, N. ‘8 leave every mornin ngage their places at $ have carried on oar bu together with the very high quality ouds, have earned tor us a de md that of any simila lexree of reputation an house in the Uuited States, aud we ider these the best reasons we can urge to obtain your pa- For information, ‘We have, however, much made, with great care aud the cargoes, aud whi son, Hyson, Guapowder, Imperial Oolo &e., which haye arrived hére ty of Fine and Goow |. We have also trae offees, as usual, roasted anv leasure in stating, that we havc D. LEECH & COs pal judgment, oar selections from all AMBUALS wag ee gh a the Pier between a DAILY—Sund: reat, at7 o'clock yous, Congou Souchon thin scasou, which, with an, if » We offer at wholeanl We continue our operations at our other plac heretofore, particularly at 121 Chatham st, “We ore your obedjent servant CANTON TiA COMPANY, 361 Grand st. and 318 Bleeeko) jadelphia—€9 Chestnut street, and 45 Fifth street. ™ JERSEY, Capt. RH. Fare: York—121 Chatham 1 Sieamboot SOUTH AMERICA, Captain W. HT: rill leave Ob ODI} Talay, wa May, Rho me ~Cmiees and. Lofts for Storage to tet, in the | ws tie No ate alton st. “Enquire of BHENTY, on the premises, 2d floor. > jy20 2t*is ec EG LET Offers and Lolis 1) the now fireproof Store i ; to sejnag of ine and Sou SUH MeMURRAY._ FOR SAL" HE, Three Story «replete. with vente if ey repuaia om, /onid and mortgage nt6 pet went, For terins apply tO BK COLLINS & CO, “uia ec 56 South siveet. TO LET until the first of May vextand rmmediate pos fam setsion given, of the 3 story house No. 104 First Avenue be tw Tth streets, The premises J put in compleate erder. And all has been painted in d out, Inst June, the Croton water introduced, marble mantle pieces, folding itis, well adapted t accomm one or more to for the re: of the year to next Nay ig $225. Inquire at the office of Jo ower, Fis 70 Nassau st. corner of John. up stai velock, or of Suml. R. B. Norton sof 9 b sume ofiee on ‘i wesdays and Wednesday. LOOK AT THIS? JUS! RECEIVED—Another lot of French Boots; of y je Rio andl will be sold at the old price, $5, and the Lt 10 3, City Coie Rs Whe presteat assortment of Gents Git ers of all kids to be found at very low prices, Also, t Calf Shoes, ©? sad $2 0. A’ great variety of all other kinds, Li ub bs it Sud 5 gent assortment of Gaiters. i Buskins s, Tis . 3 For an assortment of oi! other kinds Misses and Children’s Boots and Shoes we cannot Le beat im thiselty. Do notmis take the namber, 361 Broadway, corner of rani fi ore ju3 i AHILL. FIN! NCH BOOTS for $3 40: City Made, and for styl ability they are equal to those sold for $5. at Young & Co’s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manu t, one of the most Fine French Dress ‘oots, mde to order, for $4 50; equal to those made in other stores for $6 and Boots, Shoes, Guiters, &e., made to or jer inthe shortest notice. Mending, &e., done in the store 'm. M. Young & Co., Wholesole and Retail Manufacturers. No.4 Ann street, New York, near Broad n ‘WM. M. YOUNG, and je24 Im*re H.B. JONES. INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY. BEAUTIFUL light White, plain Summer Hats, price $2.35, which for beauty of finish eannot be surpassed. Drab eavers, Blue ‘Brush ‘and White Castor Hats, all est atyle, ), Ps Hats, low. Cc. KNOX, Jelo imtre 110 Fulton sty between William and Nassau. MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, HOWARD HOTEL, HAS now reudy, am assortment of Summer Hats, to bh which the attention of gentlemen is invited, at the fol- ow tens a Smooth White Castor . 350 se, an assortinent of Panama, Fine Palm Leaf, Bohemian, and other Hats, suitable for the aeason. Jel2 lmn*rre MILLS, 178 Broadway, Howard Hotel. MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING. D MRS. ROSE, No. 175 Walke: RTATION OF WATCHES, RECEIVED from Switzerland, by packet ship Zurich, an assortment of Watches and Movements of every description and ef first quality, ready for the , at moderate Wholesale trade, 0 HT CHAUSE & MAIRE, ju7 imtre No. 127 Fulton street, New York. gids URE eT Nios alee at, Baw ear HKOULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, 137 and 139 Mercer Street. MR. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to inforin his friends and the public in general, that his i neice eeeea ction in Horsemanship is now open us follows — y aiours for! ie 6 to 8 A.M. lours for Gentlemen from ee Ladi :t0.8 P.M. ‘on application to Mr aZgrms of instruetion made lau Bir, R has just received. from the country severs! fine and stylish Saddle Horses, which he is authorised to sell at a_rea- sonable price. myTre ¥OR SALE—A Farm on the Banks of the Hudson, FB eonainin about sisty agres ill in state of cultiv ion, with splendid Buildi mile argh. ‘I'he terns will be made easy. For par- ire at 419 Broadway, comer of Canal street, in the iv9 2weod*re TEETH! TEETH !! TEETH I!) UNPRECEDENTED RFDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. AT, She cld establishment, 62 East Brondway., where can be AL had froin one to a whole set of Teeth inserted on the most ‘easinable terins. Superior Terth inserted from 75 cents to ‘Teeth Filled from 50 cents to. Teeth Mounted for other Deutia : %. TAYLOR, jul7 Im*re Surgical and Mechanical Den STH! TELTH! TEETH: NDERFUL IMPROVE™“ENTS DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, NO, 2204 BROADWAY, thive doors above’ Chambers 2% street, iext te Mtewart’s new building, continues to insert *retaium Artificial Teeth, from cue to a'whole set. on the ee Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. Also, his cele- ae WHITE CEMENT, for filling deeayed teeth, and. warranted useful for mastication LOOSE TEETH, wo MORNI Arrival of the Great Western. The steamer Great Western, Capt. Matthews, ar- day after the Britannia. There is very little news, and none of a political nature of aby consequence. It appears, however, that the improvement in cot- ly sustained on the 4th and 5th inst. opened between England and China. Onthe anniversary of the declaration of American Independence, the American ships at Liverpool, hoisted their flags, which presented a very fy, sp | 97. roisted | pearance in the sunshine. Flags were also at Mr. Charles Ware’s and other American jiouses, The Londonderry Journal gives a very gratifyin report of increased employment in that quurter, in consequence of the weavingand sewing 0! s,ticles oflinen and cotton texture, upon commision, for Scotch and English houses. Several new ments for the manufacture of flax machi erecting in Belfast. In Great Britain and ireland, there are, to parliamentary returns, 2,250,000 hor-es, wort about £67,000,000 ; about 15,000,000 of blacic cattle, worth about £215,000,000; 50,000,000 of sheep, worth about £67,000,000 ; and 18,000,000 of pigs, worth about £18,270,000. According to official returns, there are at present 28,000 English residents at Paris, and in other parts of France, 73,550. Admitting that each person spends, onan average, 5fr. per day, the amount will be 124,228,750fr. per annum, or £4,969,159 British mo- ney. The total revenue of France for 1846 is estimated at 1,302,622, 134 francs, being 5,785,351 francs more than the presumed expenditure. From this amount, | however, the large extra oe een orto be | granted, will have to be deductes ties, that the French government is opposed to the pretensions of the son of Don Carlos to the hand of the young queen. the following letter :-— Havar, Ist July, 1845. Drar Sin :— Permit me to offer you this public expression of my gratitude, for the huraanity shown to me, and to the per- sons forming the crew of the late ship “ Ten Brothers, under my command, in rescuing er which surrounded us. I cann p feel on the oceasion, but be assured I shall ever retain the most lively sense of your disintere: kindness, and friendly consideration towards us, whil your vessel. Pray also express my sincere thanks to the offi- cers and crew of the * Hougly,” as well ; sengers on board, for all their obliging attentions. With every sentiment of esteem and respect, believe me, dear sir, Your most faithful and obedient servant, Groncr Cnawrorn, To Captain Rovain, ship Hougly. The Russian government has thrown open the markets of that country for a twelve month, and it is said that the English refiners are preparing ‘‘ re- fined goods,” that is, sugars, for that market with so much vigor, that they will be able to send in a sup- ply for two or three "Ap This is one cause of the present activity of the sugar refining trade. Brrrisn Screxce.—Some time since an English barometer was forwarded to New York by Lieut Col. Sabine, via Liverpool, for the purpose ‘of com- paring several barometers in the United States with the standard of the Royal Society. The instrument has arrived on its way back to complete the eompari- son, and the Lords of the Treasury have directed its delivery to the proper authority duty free. Spain. We have received the Madrid journals of the 26th ult. ‘Che Tiempo announces in positive terms that Queen Isabella will visit Aragon, Navarre, and the Basque provinces. The Globo repeats thisnews, with an assertion that the corps of halberdiers has received orders to march to Bilboa; and adds, that the itinerary of Her Majesty will be through Sara- gossa, Pampeluna, and Mondragen, to Santa Agueda, in Riseay. The lust letters from Barcelona state that the day of the Queen’s departure was unknown, but the question of her proceeding by Navarre and the = = = ——————_—_— NG, JULY 22, 1845. Price Two Cen‘a, Loxpow Money Ma y received from Mexico rived at’an early hour yesterday morning, from | deemed of ver Liverpool, whence she sailed on the Sth instant, on€ government could the punishment of death ; respects, more effectiy 9 from distant secti great importanee, Th it dhave pursued, all persons revolting at | treal; R. P. Hunt, Lexington; J. L. Metealf, nd his exile will be, in many T consolidating the new gov- | GriMth, C.; Col. Allen, Philadelphia; N.C. Jones, Alabama, and W. Wilcox, Toront We have just learned that the sum remitted to the firm its of the Mexican gov- ler & Co., the new ° § coven ernment, on account of the di ton, noticed on the arrival of the Britannia, was ful- |. The market lor Britis public buoyant this morning. “ ° been last done at 995 A direct line of steam communication lias been , 102), Exchequer-bills remain at 5567, rivals since the Annexation,) Tex n more Washington ; J. ing Webster, Cambridge; Geo. Hall, N. Orleans; W.' wat ing, Boston; Adi liams, 8. ndia Bonds are 67 2114. Consols have been done | brook, 8. | for thi | ‘T. Randolph, Philadelphia, Opening at 99} Mexican Bonds have improved, from the complexion | of the acconnts received by the mail ; their last price was rred 21}, Colombian 18, Spanish 27} nd Portuguese Five 'p has not been much spirit in the for The railway shares have not bes ber of concers in which business is;doing is daily di- | ign tranyactions. | active, ani the num- White, passengers per Gr River, Lak jo. ; H. Downing, N. Orleans ; Capt. Montreal, and 20 ethers. svt. Brennen aie alo Beroxe Tuner.—Consols for the Opening, uverroot Coston Makkert, July 4, P. M.—Ther heen an upward tendency in our market for a fo ton, which has gradually resulted nan advance of }d per Jb. Brazils also must be quoted s and Surats are without change in ommand extreme rates, ion 19,000 American, and for ex- ast for American C: bert J. Brower, Phila. ; H. Mobile ; Dr. Thorp, Al: Hillea een taken on specul: nant, Canada, and 40 others. portation 1530 American and 650 Surat. Forwarded in!o the country unsold e past month 10,000 American and 250 Pernam, The prices declared by the Committee of Brokers this week for fair Cotton are—Bowed 4jd, Mobile i}d, Or- We close with lard, Phila. ; R. W. Pooler, Savannah ; B. R. McDowell, do.; | cock, Buffalo. Sales from the 28th ultimo to the 4th instant inclusive. | 570 Sea Island 9} a}12; 20 Stained do 33 a Bha4}; 23660 Pernambuco 5} a 5}; 1280 Egyptian vee 3 2600 Surat 2 a 3; 990. Oniver Cnariier, 15960 Mobile 3} a 4 53 @ 6}; 820 Maraul vooL Provision Manxet, July 4, P. M.—We have y a moderate demand for Irish butter this week, ited import has caused holders to be as firm i i our last, from which we can make Bacon, hams and lard are in good demand, x higher rates are obtained; the latter article is becoming scarce, particularly of good qualit ll only taken for immediate supplies; best brands is in few hands, and a little higher Livexroon Cony Excnance, July 4, I’. M.—Our mar- ket this morning was well attended by town and country millers, and although the weather a: favorable aspect, a tolerable business wes transacted in Irish Wheat at an amendment of Id to 2d per 70 lbs., upon the currency of last market: English und foreign duty paid, though not equally saleable, participating in In bonded wheats, however, no furth- er sales were reported to-day, the high prices asked ving checked the demand. rather freely, realised 6d per sack over previous but in Canadian little was done, 2000 barrels of the having been offered by auction at the close of the ket, and, except, 100 sold at 26s 6d, the whole was with- drawn for want of bidd Svatr or Trape—Manchester, Friday Evening, July 4.—We have had more doing in cloth since Tuesday, and at the turn in favor of the seller fur whilst manufacturers are refusing generally to enter in- to long contracts asking more mon Bravroan, July 4—The busi is large to-day, ahd on the whole demand cannot be considered extraordinary, especially aa this is the season for buying in goods for the autumn Yarns continue ver: up awning posts, at 81 Catherine street. Referred. M. Guizot has declared, in the chamber of depu- | sustained in consequence of a nuisance. Referre: marshal 15th The Jowrnal du Havre of the 2d of July, contains | Peter Cor! umed @ much more he resigne: the New Fork Annual the Common Council and public departments. Ac- cepted. ceiv the Common Council to the with the lat street ; and, particularly Common Council to the fact, that gunpowder ly found in where the explosion took place. ‘The com- few descriptions, it present. rates. done in piece goods isiactory,though the aad winter trace, any prospect of the least improvement. this week in wool. The supplies being small, there is no chance of any decline for the present. Carcurra, May 10,—No intelligence bas reached this | during the past week, of the occurrence in the Mofussi of anything likely to affect the crop of Indigo unfavora- bly, nor have we anything new to add to our last report. From Jessore there were complaints of rather too much rain at the commencement of the month, but the ince been dry, and their prospects must now be better than before. in Kishnaghur the same rain was, we understand, somewhat partial, but it extended to Purneah and Bhagulpore, where prospects were pre- viously good, and have of course been further improved, In some parts of Tirhoot, we have not yet heard of rain | having fallen, but as a whole a fair average out-turn may be expected frown that district. Exports from Ist November to 8th inst. 25,615 chests, fy mds, 94.833; France, 1 , 643 do. do. 2,183 5 45 do. do. 6,276 ; other places, 21 do 48. Not much doing North Americ: uronts. ¢. market continues to improve gradually, and prices of nearly all staple goods suited for the season are firm, with an upward te Basque provinces was again brought forward. M. Martimezde la Rosa, the Minister of Foreign Af- fairs, was in attendance on Her Majesty. The two English vessels which had arrived at Barcelona were the Eagle frigate and the Devastat.on steamer, from arising from medical treatment, or other causes, effectually ‘asteued by the highly recommended Lotio Odouta. : TOOTHACHE sored in one minute, without pain. ‘Teeth extracted with less than half the usual pigs PRICES LESS than any other Dentist in this city. . References will be given te samerous families aud to the medical faculty in this city, b) neat No. 2005 Broadway. mya? imth ATUHELS ‘—WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Thow | who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gulo Jhaius, Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly to their ad vantage to call on the subscriber, who is Loge all descriptions of the above at retail much lower than any other howse im the sity. Gold Watches as low as $20.md $25 each. Watches aud Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches warranted to kees god the or the money refunded. Watches and Jewely repait ad ny the best manner and warranted, at much less the asual price SIC. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelr ‘Wholesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, m5 Im*ee Late 9, cor. William at, up stairs TH CELEBRATED PATE D’AMANDES. RGEAT PASTE dissolved in water proves a very excel t, pleasant and healthy summer it can be had places > ., 3 Chilton, 263 Broadway B. Sand & ver & Young, 182 Chatham street; W.R.” Ballagh, cor, Cham sers and Chatham streets; P. Merkle, 383 Grand street; W. Kir- sy, cor. Division and Cliuton streets; Moore, Lent & Co., 199 ect, aud at the manufactory, 129 Attorney st; W. For- 14 Hudson st.; J. & J. Coddington, 203 Hudson, comer J. W, Bassett, 644 Broadway; Coffins & Co., 461 ir. Sargent corner 8th stre« St tand 3d avenue; John anxl street; A. G. Lavy, 202 Del $ & Co. 110 Broadway ; Brooklyn, Jas. W. Smith, core on and Cranberry streets. ju3 ln*re IMPORTANT NOTICE By DAGUERREOTYPE AR TISTS. HE; undersignedhave made application to get Letlers Patent for their new process to color Daguerreotype Pictures. Chis process produces an effect uot known before, and changes he appearance of the Daguerreotype to that of the finest past: ag. This coloring process is done by nature itself, guided only” 17 the hand of the operator,and machiuery,.Itean be peformed 2¥ every one not skilled in the art of painting, and will be per- ‘etly understood at one glance. It also can be com muniested \a writing, without difficulty. ane ngane J to procure the Poet ight fr a oun! ean 3 re) its therefore, SI postpaid) co ™* PSMNTAE GANGENTEIM, v3 Lim we Exchange, Philadelphia. DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. .,, PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. W BY wilt you suffer with the toothache, when by calting on Dr. PAIGE, 139 Grand street, near Broadway, you fectually and entirely cured. He bas an entire : that will cure it ina few minutes without vain oF incenvenieuce, sothat it may be filled, making it a valu- ble tooth for life, thereby obviating the pain'and danger of ha- ‘ang it extrsated. ' Ite certaluly que.of the greatest discoveries of the age, aud never fails of the desired effect. The mostten- ler teeth filled without any unpleasant sensation. Artificia inserted in the most approved manner. Je7 imtec LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. = ONSTANTLY ow hand an assortment of Baltrmore and Philadelphia Light Oak Leather, Philadelphia Morocco, uid Fiudinga of all kinds, Lasts made to any. pattern Abin ate Loe ofr. G. Rlacheu's Patindetc ha Ras Heat Washington street ‘ WARREN 8. WICKET. RCHITECTS, Eesicen ttre Kata » i 5 ildi | Real ‘Ageucs, 39 Wall street, New ork f Noth Sixth street. Specitications and tes for Build: fo Teal Es: ay sees Toaeed aot ve old; ane 8 coli enter. Sad ore hott tant . % cst CARPETING. 454 PEARL STREET. pened the large and spacious 10. 144 Pearl street, former- and are now ready to offer ire new stock of Carpeting, bought exprussly for ine of which are ex o-tgers taking exther of the aboye Lines will arrive in Alba- ie tume for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or tease new end substantial, are furnished with cew and , aul for speed aud accommodations are an ingly rich, of new them max be foun Kil MINSTER BRUSSELS, TAREE PLY, MMON INGRALN rr i Jrerght takew at moderate rates. es hh sii jemons age torlid trusting any of the Boxts of this Line, soul» written order from the Captains or Agents. Piseoge OF freight, min atthe offer oa a CHAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING, BANKS OBF SANDY HOOK. FARK 18% CENTS EACH WAY THE. new and fast Steamboat BUFFALO cox, will make Excursions ppl board the boats, or to P. C. er eR go board the Boa 1 SUPERFING FINE aND oO Rugs, Dry ud dnte Mats, O from 2 to 24 feet wid found in the trde. ‘Nhe ourstoek before purehasty f every variety and OF orstad. Tufted ‘grea togetlier’ with “all other artielon fe are requested to call an! Birenson & HUMPHREY, Gesaes RADBROOK'S GOLDEN FISH 207 / No longer the Golden Fish s | ad Place in Broadway-—two, seventycone t it has darted up stream toa far better haven, And is now seen to glitter at two niuety-seven ‘There Bradbrook’s establishment, known as of yore, ; ed anal excellent suttittr STATEN ISLAND FERRY ete, to towel and sheet. rom 1b. M. antl 7 P. E TROY DIRK Suspenders, glove Btocks, handkerchie collars, straps, purses ight caps, end Gfty th rook’s famed outfitting $15,000 TY LOAN, op bend sade treet, day afternoon, torch eae nboat COLL MBIA, € nr Passage of Preight apply ou board, of at the ollice on the roe coy 96 Suuth street. VOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-ti- law, Mr. Voightlasnder, Vienna, enable the subscribers to sell those Apparatns at reduced rates, viz:— gest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses for fall size ze Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half size 1 Apparatus, with one-md-vhalf inch lenses, for quarter size plates, at $50. Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the ibove prices, may depend upon receiving the qanuine Voigt. iseqder Appagatus, and not a worthiess imitated article, they ured the sole United States. ther articles oarket prices. Wvertisement, the sabscribers inform eweral, that the above Appora re procured at the stated prices, at their O:gaerrean Atelier, No.20l Broadway, New Yor re LA Wei dy imtr NGEN & BE SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL. FTER long Jeavors, the undersigned has succeeded in | EL “introducing to the people of the United States an article } and 1 Malta and Naples. Mapnip Bourse —Three per Cents for cash, 22; for account, 329; Five per Cents for cash, 21; tor account, 21}. Germany. There will be a CuSinet Couneil to-day at Pots- dam, at which, it is generally supposed, the instruc- tions to be given to the delegate to the Zollverein Congresses at Carlsruhe will form the main topics ot consideration. A nomerously signed petition in to the King frou already been pres turers of Arx-le- tlberte! A similar petition has uted on the part of the manutac- apelle.—Berlin Letter, June 23. Wheatricals, The Frazer Family are singing with great success at Crosby Hall, in London. g Anderson, the tragedian, has netted $22,000 in the United States. ‘ Mr. Leslie, a young composer of great merit, has written an Opera called the “Castle of Otranto.” The Theatie Royal Drury-lane,'clesed for the sea- son on Thursday list. Mercadante’s opera of “Il Giuramento” was revi- ved ut Her Majesty’s Theatre on Tuesday last. A young violinist, named _ Hill, made a most suc- cessful debut at a concert of the Royal Academy of Music, on Saturday last. ty’s equestrian com performed ata fete cham- petroin the prot of Charlton House, on Tues- day last. ‘The representation of Les Huguenots by the Brus- sels company on Monday evening, at Covent Gar- den, was played to a crowded house. On the 21st inst., at St. Clement Dane’s church, Strand, Alfred Ormonde, Esq., was married to Miss Waverley Scott, a favorite actress in Mr.Pritchard’s company at the York and Hull theatres. Last night Templeton, the vocalist, gave a fare- well entertainment in the Music-hall, previous to his departure for America; and we have never seen a more crowded or more brilliant assem- blage in the Hall on any similar occasion. The entertainment consisted of a choice selection from Mr. ‘Templeton’s various performances, and included his two favorite scenas of “I love her,” and “All is lost now.” The whole of the pieces were ceived with most enthusiastic applause; but still “Old Towler” and ‘Salty in our ‘Alley” seemed the favorites, and with the “Jolly Beggar,” as well as one or two others, were warmly encored. The vo- calist was sorely tasked on the occasion—but he was in excellent voice, and ready for every call. Previous to giving his concluding song—** The Bay of Biscay”’—Mr. Templeton said, that he had on previous occasions endeavored to express his feel- ings of gratitude to his patrons in words, but on this occasion he would try to do so in song, though it was far from expressing the sense which he felt of the favorable reception and encouragement he had received from his countrymen—or the regret he felt at parting. He begged now, for a time, to bid them all sincerely and. respectfully farewell. This was followed up by his singing a song marked MS. in his programme, and entitled “ Farewell to the land of bright hearts and bright eyes,” which was re received with ce applause. At the close of the entertainment, Mr. Blewitt sung his favorite comic song, “ Heigh ho! ohdear! oh dear!” which, as usual, called forth much laughter and applause, amidst which the veteran pianist made his bow and retired.—Caledonian Mercury, June 26—[(We un- derstand that Mr. Templeton will give a farewell entertainment in Liverpool, on the eve of his ap- proaching departure for America. ] Ameng the numerous candidates for vocal fame this season, we take credit to ourselves for pointin; out to public admiration a gentleman fresh arrived from Italy, whom we have heard at several con- certs. His name is Arthurson, and we will boldly ay, we esteem him the first tenor in England. His voice is splendid, and his style excellent. ‘The quality of his voice strongly reminds us of Mario, and then of Rubini; and if his career be # jous tri jocrity.” dramatic one, we prophesy for him a gl umph over his competitors of “known me — London paper, June 30 hey have long needed. It is in the shape of « Past "ATES DAMANDE Orgeat Paste,) while vealthy and pleasant driuk for the Summer. W es these qualities itis at the same time. useful Leartbure and Sour Stomach, and is a enpital drink tthe chest, Ite component parts are very Hawn ao be recommended to females in ol tees, and can be used ataen ma titan red and sold for the Proprietor by L. Jone! Da Ati tny etree! ap WLU GULLY AND SLLV ist. S'GVER Gilt Epaulets, Book Binder’s Rags and Silver | Smith's rw hi) bought, by A. BARNARD No.2 Wall street, Molter and Assayer of Metals. Jamglsns Bteeritesorebased hy say ‘Fine Gold snd | for Dinting, co ‘ Nt SOND 1188 J] ANGANESE— 100 ena i — ved \ CAN . sym 6 ans jassau street pd for milk, Ne. | being pressed very cordially by his hand, became | rc i | Wednesday morning ut the Old Battie Ground, Bindens. se ng ei edn! disengaged from its fastening upon his lett brenst, sho or : 6 vt peg ep TR oo North Carolina, The cause of Quarrel was a pub! ade by Mr Dy mock,whoje t North Carolina, concerning ‘hand, and fell upon its face. ¢ His Royal Highness When Mt. Hackett, the distinguished American artivte, appeared recently at the Haymarket, by the express desire of her Majesty, and performed with such royal and popular approbation, Bonaperte’s ex- iled general, Monsieur Mallett, a cross of 1» cheva- her of the Legion of Honor, wor by Mr. Hackett, and houndedjover towards the royal box at his right ShirtingsGrey ure saleable at a shade Dieached des- Woollens—We have heard of no sales of portance curing the bygone week. sions continue on a very limited scale, there being ap- parently no demand fron the U; ‘There ix a moderate demand last quotutions, tor locai purposes, but for ali isthe market is dull. Spelter—A further de- taken place during the week, 1500 mds. having nd we doubt whethe, ade without submitting Metals—Trans: per Provinces. for sheathing, a sold from Ct. Rs. 10-10 to 10+ sales to any eatent could be toa further reduction, There seems no disposition at present among the natives to speculate iu this metal, ana trom the Upper Provinces there is at present almost no lron—The market for this metal remains in favor of a high protective system has deen forwarded | Much the same state, there being few sellers except at a ‘ns ulators (now almost the sole much higher rate then 5; buyers) are willing to give. Moxey Manker.—Since the last summary per Precur- sor, nothing has occurred to alter the state of our market for the past week. ‘The supplies thrown. into it by go- vernment bills seem sufficient for all monetary demands. Government securities are rather more in demand : the new five per cent loan Court Intell Surerion Count, Monday, July 21.—This court hav- ing adjourned over for the term on Saturday last, de- ‘ed no opinions yesterday. axceny, Monday, July 21.—The Vice Chancellor sat, but delivered no opinions. ‘His Honor was engaged in hearing ex parte motions during the day. Common Puras—In Chambers—Before Judge Ingra- ham—-The late Fi Extraordinary —James Farrell was as- ver street at the great C The “Dangeuses Viennoises” and part of Mr. Bat- | sisting at the y ‘ fire on Saturday forencon—after having exh: self with a number of other brave hearted boxes of French merchandize from the tlam: of his life, he seized a handfull of handkerchiefs to wipe the sweat from his brow, and was instantly arrested for ing. The following dialogue took place on the oc- rcen—What are you doing with the handker- Farreit—(All black with smoke and rubbish, and in a great perspiration)—I am savizg from the flames, ir, you are stealing. ig, sir; 1 could not steal; itis not in T live in Brooklyn, ment for selling old iron and liqu Orricer—No, Granted, and resolution concurred the blood of the Farrell’s to steal. where I have a beautiful wifo. At this moment, and on the very spot where Farrell had stood, the building fell out with a crash that made the foundations shake. Farrell, the officer and the spec- tators stood aghast. 7 —I thank you, you have save my life. rricen—Come with me. The officer calmly and deliberately taok Farrell to the Station House, and thence to the Police Office. On Sunday morning his wife sought for her husband, but in vain, She came from her residence, near the navy ul sought for him,or his body,am She had no tidin, young, and with an overc! up to utter despair, when called at her re: tion to an exchange of books wi ferred. pose of finding the bodi in delicate circumstances, he gave herseli lence and apprised her of herb in ai ne, it appear: |, tool ace gon—is Mrs. Farrell within 1 or pied by Cunrt—Conourred i Call upon me in the mor- ning at.9 o'clock and I will deliver him to you. —The Lady Morning, 9 o’clock—The Tom! Mason—Is Justice Drinker in? —He has left for the country. Mason—With thirty cases on hand and no examina- meeting would take place previous to that event. : i motion was lost—five in the affirmative,and ten in ¢ Crenn.— Yes, sir. negative. Mason.—I wish to give bail in acase for stealing from I can give ten, fifteen, twenty thoussnd dollars, for the man’s wife is in @ dangerous state. discharged on bail. Cuxnx.—We can’t interfere with Mr. Drinker’s busi- the consus of the third distriet, of John L. Ross, resigned. the third district, 8th Ward, in place of present resigned. ‘Mason —Then, sir, there is one hope left, to save a fe- male from distraction, her husband trom incarceration. | appropri Ibe writ of habeas corpus is still left us by the common ‘The writ was issued. The trial was ordered. The District Attorney appeared—the poor woman was in an agony of tears. Ju go Ingraham who saw. the scen and the entire crowd deeply sympathized with h 0 ‘The judge, the counsel, the prisoner, with a vast concourse of his friends, all seemed imbued with the same feeling, Justice predominated— ithe man who two days might have been buried ed from death by an oificer, a: No evidence was offered. than was arrested matting perjury m swearing to an affidavit before Justice right for once had the ago for an act of bent heart-rending between the par- set at liberty. y incidents connected wih tue lute fire, that contain | au equally powerful moral. Duet at Buapessaure —A_ duel was fought on Bushnell tor stealing ow of an offensive characte! dear, Prince Albert, noticed this singular accident, an graciously sent to Mr. Hackett, through his private | secretary, the Hon. Mr. Anson, an elegant breaet- pin, wom at the time in his own royal bosom.—Lon- editor of a newspaper i dyliais~Daly commit Mr. Clark, who is a candidate for Cougress. rents exchanged shots, and then became reconciled by ¢ interference of mutual friends, neither having sus- don Observer, June 22, | tained any personal injury. Movements of Travellers. ‘The arrivals centinue to pour in in great profusion, all ions of the Union. Amonget the many, re registered at the . Bostwick and N. G. Bostwick, Mon+ AmrEnican.—t Ul ; J. W. Houston, Delaware; Dr. Edward Bucke, Washington, D, nd Bell, (first W. G. White, smith, Phils; Kellogg, Troy ; Prof. aes ‘Anderson, Colebough and Wil- mbliss, Miss.; Dr. Hol- fathews, Great Western ; E, nd $0 others. Ciry.—Jenkins, Pond, Delaplace, Philadelphia ful arolina ; cep Lawrence, Boston; Messrs. Cummins, Walcoch id 39 re- | Grain, H. B. M. 52d bie ; Revah Morgan, Norwich ; per cents. 84}. There | J. W. Harrold, England ; Sweetz ton; J. Dugan and Jones, do.; Thos. B. Church, N. Or- er and Bancroft, Bos- leans ; Geo. Glenn, Suvannah, Ga., and 10 others. Faanauin.—B. F. , Cleveland; W. H. Povele, Schenectady ; E. D. Smith, Mobil H. Clarkson, J. t Western ; C. Birch, Eagle U. Thompson, Copper Water, ake Superior Howann.—W. G, Foote, Geo.; J. W. Blakely, Ct; Gil- . Rose, Ct. ; Geo. A. Arnold, RK. Wilson, ‘Baltimore ; G.co 'y, Maryland ; Mr. Buchanan, Canada; J. Tene Grow: —D.B.MeCarthy, New Orleans : Alfred Col- Dr. Morton, do. ; L. P. Barre Hunt, Phila. ; Common une, Boarn or Axper: -This Board met last evening, President, in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Petitions.—Of Charles L. Frank, to remove the re- mains of his father and brother. Accepted. Of John Carwin, to have —— street, between ath and 9th avenues, regulated. Referred. Of Trustees of Dutch Church, Forsyth street, to be re- lieved from peracal tax. Referred. Of John Hall, asking permission to be allowed to put Of Isaac B, Smith, king an equivalent for d Villiam $. Ross, vice John A. , for taking the census in that Join C, Obham, vice John M. Bodenwick, marshal 8th Appointments ward, resigned. Reports In favor of returning a sum of $10, paid by by; for his license ax messurer of lime, which in 1843, Accepted. Jn favor of purchasing suitable supply of copies of gister for 1645, for the use cf Adverse to payin John M. Sheridan for services os vai the City Hall, in 1842 to May, 1843. Accepted. thief Engineer— The Fire.—A eommunication was re- from the Chief Engineer, calling the attention of ireumstances connected ful Sonfiagrebion, originating in New irecting the attention of the actual- munication went on to state, that in consequence of this gross violation of law, the Fire Compan.es would be compelled to suspend’ operations, unless the Common Council took steps to caretully investigate the matter ; as the Firemen on duty hada narrow escape of their lives at the time of the explosion. The communication was referred to a select committee, consisting of Messrs. Hart, Messerole and Stomeall. Marine Court.—Report in favor of removing the Ma- rine Court from its present location to that of the Ameri- can Institute, in the same buildin; Remonstrance from the latter against such a change, ‘The report was adopted. Communication from the Comptroller asking appropri- ation of $39,255 59. Report in favor thereof slonted. More Nativeism.—Report adverse to allowing Nicode- mus Quackenboss, a sum of $550, claimed for services a3 Assistant Corporation Attorney in 1814. Alderman Brnsow offered a resolution, directing an ap- propriation of $500 to be made, to defray the expenses of investigating the cir¢umstances which led to the lato awful conflagration.—Referred to the special committee, with power. Fire Company No, 42.—This Company applied for aid from the Comn:on Council to enable them te hire men to dig out and discoverthe remains of one of their men, who it is supposed is buried under the ruins at the laie fire, and to explore them thoroughly. A sum of $250 was appropriated. Papers from the Board of Assistants.—Several papers ‘rom the Board of Assistents were taken up and passed, and the Board adjourned. Boanv or Assistaxts.—This Board also met last even- ing. tho President, N. Peance, Esq, in the Chair, rhe minutes of last meeting were read aud approved. Petitions Referred —Of O. H. Voorhees, and others, for removal of pump in Church street, between Vesey ‘and Palion sts, 54 dt Of Leonard Hazletiue, and others, for fence on Harl eaor Reps above 7Ist st. ta monstrance of American Institute, against dispos- sessing them of their rooms in the park. = Reports of Committe: Adopted. —In favor of reguiating 43rd street, between Lioomingdale road and Sth avenui In favor of setting curb and gutter stone in Ist avent between 13th and 25th streets. In favor of regulating 37th street, between Sth and 9th avenues. In favor of paving 19th street, between 2nd and 3rd avenues, Ja favor of paving 16th street, between avenue A and ist Avenue. In favor of paving 28th street, between 9th and 10th avenues. Petition 2vopted.—Of Wm. 8. Darley, to be appointed weigher of autnracite coal. Communicetion from George Young and W. Young, in relation toa fire alarm bill. Ordered to be placed on Papers from the Board of ildermen.—Resolutions, 4c. Concurred in.—In faror of confirming contract for pur- chasing 500 lamp frames at $2 26 apie. Communication from Comptroller, im favor of selling the steamboats and barges belonging to the Corporation. Concurred in. _ ‘To appoint William Corbett a marshal to take the elec+ tion census for —. Also, G. L. Tucher for Fifteenth Ward. To extend the hospitalities of the city to Hon. Louis McLane. Committee to consist of Messrs. Cornell, Og- den and MeClay. To allow the Aldermen of the different Wards to ap- point a sufficient number of men, to trim and light the lamps—their pay not to exceed more than $1 25 per day. To have gas houses in Canal, Centre and Hester streets removed as soon as possible. Emigrants.—In favor of directing captains of vessels to land all aliens and emigrants arriving in the city at Pier No, 10 North River, under penalty of $50. Mr. Canner opposed the resolution ; Mr. Purse spoke in favor, and ageneral discussion ensued. Concurred in. In favor of relieving the General Matual aud Sun Mu tual Fire Insurance Companies from taxation. Petition of Patrick Hill to be released from imprison- without license— Memorial from Mercantile Lib: ith the ciation in rela- y of Paris. Re. Report—In favor of a bulk head being builtacross Whitehall slip, the expense to be borne by the Laon Ferry Company andthe Richmond Turnpike Company. Adopted. Papers from the Board concurred i Resolution direct- ing the Chief Engineer to employ a + ufficient number of men to clear away the ruins at the late fire for the pur- of Mr, Cowdry and others— the expense not to exceed $250. Communication from the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, relative to gunpowder having been stored certain buildings, causing the explosion at the late and recommending an examination into the matter. Reterred to Commit! ‘Messrs. Purser, McUlay, and ertson appointed a committee to confer with commit- e of the ether Board. Resolution in favor of granting the rooms now ocen- e American Institute tor the use of the Marine de by Mr. Gilbert, to expunge A motion was Ww the second preamble of a resolution adopted by this Board of th revious meeting, reflecting on the character ident of the Board of Aldermen, on which oc- Pr casion @ committee was appointed to enquire into the rea- vons why tho resolution of this Board, granting permis- sion to sundry persons to rect booths around the Park on the 4th of July, was not laid before the other Bourd by him tor their action, when he was aware that no other Ti Resolutions. -That Wm. 8. Ross be appointed to take ifteenth Ward, in place That J. ©, Osborne b pointed to take the ce: Communication from the Comptroller, asking a further ion of about $389,206 for sundry purpos x be built in 9th street, from University jo Broadway. Adjourned tu sionday evening. . y Pol re Inteltigencve, ‘ouick Orrice—donvay,—Perjury~Leopold Silber. by otficer Ste phone, chi pen with oom Drinker, charging Lyon Levy with being a party acces- sary to the robbery oi his premises about the 24h of June last. - fno/her—Benjamin G, Huddart, 19 Duane street, was arrested, Chaiged with perjury in one of ous Civil courts, and Lareeny.—Joteph Fleury was arrested, charged with stealiug guods amounting to $70 fom 202 Norris street. Sacrilege.—The vestry of Calvary Church, Fourth avenue, was rubbed yesterday of a cuut belonging to the ty Who Was Past nm Shea, alias won Fvice n-& supplice. was arrested by. officer from Wm. A & the value of jour J ad, No. Socherty a vd. Arvorntments vy THe Presipent.—Henry Cump bell, to be deputy postmaster at Rochester, in the State of New York, inthe place of 8. J. Andrews, removed,