The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1845, Page 3

Movements of Tra’ * It would be an endless task to itulate even one- fourth of the arrivals at the princi jotels yesterday, ‘Travellers ir to have confederated to overflow in ‘one torrent all the public places of accommodation in the iy. We can only select a portion from each. From Amrnican—J L Grier, Natchez; P Logar, Philad’a; E Alexander, Charleston; J Van Buren ana family, Albany; ‘A Vanderpeol, do; Geo Dutton, Baltimore; ‘I’ A Biddle, Philad; J Caldwell, Alabama; C Stuart, NO; Stanford, Mackey and Wright, Columbus, Ohio; WD Woodon, Geo H G Dangerford, Alexandria; H Morich, Va; A Moy Stevenson, Philad; 8 C Turner, Charleston, and 30 othe: ‘Aston—Hon. Mr McKay, Canada; Geo H Miller, Flo- rida; C H Pasco, Baltimore; J J Turner, Alabama; J D Isabele, N O; Thos § Isbell, Va; J D Wolfe, Roxbury; J Tillison, Ili; W Boswell, Louisville; G Taylor, 6in- cmnati; J § Campbell, Savannah; Wm Oxley, England; Bishop Freeman, Arkansas; Rev Mr Jackson, Baltimore; Mr Smith, do; Dr Cochlo, Columbus; Geo’ Lawrence, Syracuse; Rev W Potter, Tenn; Col Winthrop, N O; Stephen G Allen, Boston; Joseph Troope, Armstrong, Ark; F B Flagg, Nashville; C L Hancock, Boston; Theo Mitchell, St Louis; L G Clarke, E F Meeker, St Louis; T Polk, § Knox, do; J M McGeary, Mass; and 40 others. Crry—J C Herring, Mobile; J M Urquhart, Baltimore; Penrose and Biddle, Carlisle, Pa; Jos $ Thomas, Philad Mr McDonald, Canada; W Garvin, Louisville; Mr Pil- cher, N H; € Robb, Philad; Geo McHenry, do; Morgan ard Gardner, Nashville; Col M Cohen, Baltimore; H Merriville, G W Anderson,Savannah; W Boswell, Louis- ville; Mr Bennett, Florida; Don Antonio de Ageanina, Consul General of Guatemala; Chas Tappan, Philad’a; Pierce and Fisher, do; J H Kelly, Va; and 20 others. Franxuix—A Given, Albany; P Logan, Philad; W K Beach, N O; Chas M Gray, Chicago; W Bosworth, N O; JP Larkin, Conn; D Litton, Canada; A St John, Lam- bertville; E H Thompson, Copper Harbor; Maj Bush, do; P Lawrence, Boston; Daniel Folsom, Ohio; F M Holmes, Montreal; M Morrell, Philad; © B Cochran, $C; and 20 others. Grose—J. C. Bonier, Savannah; R. H. Cannon, Tenn.; J. Garland, Va.; ee Rous do; Count de Mon- thelow, Richmond, E. D. ‘icher, Va.; A. Bliss, New Brighton; A. Larder, Philad.; P. Garshell; Philad.; 'T. P. Urquehart, N. 0.; and five others. Howaxp—Alfred Day, Burlington; J. Richardson, Phi adelphia; J. P. Broadwell, Cincinnati; J. N. Kenion, Charleston; Edward Shields, Philad.; W. Crovel, do; T. Murphy, Wilmington; L. Felouge, Philad.; J. 8. Turn- bull, Nashville; R. B. Dexter, Boston; R. D. Silliman, eye Powell, Philad; Geo. Roberts, Boston; D. M. Richards, do; H. Sanford, Baltimore; and 30 others. A Wir Necro Caucur.—Mr. J. M. Pierce, of Caddo, La., with several friends, recently pursued a wild negro, known to infest that parish, and after a long chase, compelled him to take refuge in the hollow ofa tree, where he was secured after a severe fight. He appears to be about fifty years old, weigh 130 pounds, is covered with hair like a bear and will eat nothing but raw meat, which if tainted he likes the better; he also devours craw fish and frogs with avidity, if left alone, but will not touch food in the presence of any one. It is supposed he was born in the woods, as two skeletons, payposes to be those of his parents, were found in the hollow of the tree where he was take: Tue Fisneries—The St. John N. B. Courier states that several vessels engaged in the fisheries and fitted out this son at St. John, have been obliged to return, having been on the fishing ground at Grand Manan, and forced by the axacehiciie number: and violence of parties from the shore to quit their stations, ‘This is, it says, only a recurrence of what h: acted in former years with equal boldnes: resence of a vessel of war, would have considerable in- in restoring the quiet of the seas, and preserving of property in that remote part of the province. Removals—the Great Fire—As the Supple- ment to Drggett’s Directory is soon to be issued, »!) the suf: ferers by he lag fire who have vot notified the Directory O:~ fice, 156 Brondway. of their new locatious, should do so this day to iusure th ir co:rect insertion. DIRECTORY ESTABLISH MENT, Broadway. New York Yacht Club,—A Meeting of the New York Yacht Clab will be held at the Station House, Ely- sian Fields, Hoboken, for the election of members. and in order to meke such arrangements as may be necessary for the cruize 0, Newport. ‘The Squadron will saxemble at t.e anchorage, on the sfter- yoor of Monday, and be in readiness to start at7 A.M. on ‘Tuesday, the Sth’ ~ By order of the Commodore, 3 JOHN 'C. JAY, Se inner on the table at 4 precisely. Memi i tending to dine with the Club, will 1 h é Carne mine their names at the Umon ‘Warm Salt Water Bathing—Do you bathe regularly in warm salt water during the summer season? Ifnot commence the prectice at once.. Are you weak? It will strengthen you. Physicians say there is no better tonic than warm sclt water. It gives. increased vigor and activity to the blood, and elasticity to the spirits; sets up aud braces, as. it w chole system, and enables st to withstand the debi- i of the srrson. ‘Thore who use the warm eldom suffer with, the summer complaint, lo not are more or less troubled with it. It should be remembered thst while the warm salt water bath Possesses all these advan'ages, so farcs health is corcerued, it cleanses the skin equally as’ well as fresh water. ‘Try the warm silt water beth. Gray, whose establishinent is neat the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, and who was the first to introduce thea in this State, will accommodste you to your entire satis- All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the Henatp mast be paid to the oxty AUTHORIZED AGENTS, ber & Co., 3 Ledger Building, ‘Third street, near Chestha Terms—75 cents a month, ineluding the Sunday paper; cents without it; delivered free of charge in any part of delphia. Single copies for wale as above, daily, at 1 o'clo Price Scents. The Weexty Henan is also for sale every Saturday morn Hq cents, or $3 per annum, delivered in any part of I free of’postage. fj,cAll the new and cheap Publications for sale at their ex tabl&hment, as soon as issued, wholesale and retail. (C7 With the exception of’one paper, the Herald” is read ‘as much, perhaps, in Philadelphia, as any paper published in that city, affording. 4 valuable medium to advertisers. Advertise: ments handed to the agents at half past4 o'clock, will appear in the Herald next dav. Htna Insurance Company of Hartford.— peincinle of seattering their risk: weepin} re, their ‘would not be impaired ; hence, by ade hering to th ness of over 25 years, while ? many other Companies have been unable to pay theit lossesand wound up, this Company has gone on prosperously. Its losses hy the great fire in 1835, in this city, were paid in full and be- fore they were due, and the Company have pleasure of stating to those who have honored it with their patronage and confidence, that it is now prepared to pay all its losses in Full and continue business as heretofore. New York, July 23d, 1845. A.G. HAZARD, Agent, Iw Office 89 Wall st., corner of Water. United States Circuit Court.—The Clerk’s Office of this Court has been removed this day from the rooms ogcupied by the Clerk of the U. 8. District Court, to a portion of the apartments of the United States. Marshal, on the same floor, where the docket, records, and files of the Court, will ‘be hereafter Eee. : Z _ (C7 Persons desiring searches for judgments, instead ofgiv f general notice for searches in the United States Court will please send distinct not Tuesday, July 8, 1845. Medical Notice.—The Advertisements of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for pression of Quaekery, in the cure of ail disenses, will hereafter appear on the fourth Fes, and, last column of thir aper. W. S, RICHARDSON, M.D... Agent. A Consalting Raome of the College, % MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, July 29th—6 P. M. ‘Tho stock market was very heavy to-day, but prices remain without much alteration. Morris Canal fell off } percent, and Stonington 4; Farmers’ Loan went up } per cent; Long Island}; Reading RR 4; Norwich & Worcester, and Canton closed at yesterday's prices.— The sales were to a very limited extent. A dividend of three per cent has been declared by the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company. Dividends of the manufacturing corporations continue good. The Amesbury Co. divide 5 percent. for 6 months, and the James Steam Mills at Newburyport, 4 for the time in operation. A dividend of 10 per cent. for 6 mos. has been declared by the Boott Mills Company,.at Low- ell, payable on the 1th of August. Its stock is worth about 20 per cent. advance, dividend off. The Lawrence Co. is in demand at 20, and the Tremont has been sold at 25 per cent. advance. The receipts on the Housatonic Railroad for the month of June last, 1815, were $10,780 89, being an increase over the receipts of the corresponding month of 1944, $1,197 46. ‘The exports for this port for Jnly, 1845, will exceed those for the corresponding month last year nearly one hundred per cent. Commence. oy tHe Pont or New York ron te weex ENDING Satunpay, JULY 26H, 1845. Exports. Shipments in United States vessels, Shipments in foreign vessels Shipments of Spain, .... . + $600,313 48 seees 807,870 18 seeesee 49,783 00 Total. .......5 . + $857,466 66 ‘Total for first five days of July. . +» 946,680 40 ‘Total for week end'ng July 12, + 773,670 94 Total for week ending July 19th + 682,802 54 Total for 26 days in July 1845. . Total valueof exports July, 1845. + «$2,519,570 ba (970 213 00 Exceasin 26 days in July, 1615, over the whole month ii ly, 1844 «+ «$540,357 54 ‘The increased value of our exports, and the large per cent. reduction in our imports, are placing our foreign trade upon the most satisfactory basis, At the rate the re. volution in this trade has been going on for many months past, the balance against the United States, on the trade of this port, will be much reduced and the balance in our favor on the aggregate foreign trade of the country much increased, The balance against us in the foreign trade of this port upto the Ist of August, 1844, was $26,841,009. To the Ist of August this year the balance will not ex- ceed eighteen millions of dollars, being a decline of sbeut eight millions of dollars in this port alone. With this ee against us on the trade of this port lust year, the balance iu favor of the country was about three millions of dollars, Should our trade for the re- mainder of the year be as favorable as it has been thus far, the value of the exports for the United States will exceed the value of the imports from fifteen to twenty millions of dolla ‘This wilt make avast difference in the commercial at- fairs of the country and keep down the rates of foreign exchange toa level much below par. The exportation of cotton from the United States for the year just closed has beon greater than any previous year. Larger | quantities of all our staple productions have been ship- before, but prices 0 much reduced that there has not been a proportionate value. The production of cotton, tobacco, provisions: &c. in the United States has become so much larger than the home demand for consumption, and the surplus is so much larger than the foreign demand, that prices have and must continue to rule very low, so that our exporta tion of these staples may increase rapidly in quantity, without their being a corresponding increase in value.So far as the production and consumption of cotton are con- cerned, they will regulate themselves. In favorable sea- sons the production has invariably exceeded the con, sumption and will continue to for years, but the time is not far distant; when the consumption will crowd so close upon the production, that are unfavorable season will sé riously affect the manufacturer, andthe manufacturers of Europe will be the principal sufferers. Having the raw material at their doors, our domestic manufacturers will be first served, and if there should be a short supply the foreign manufacturers will feel it the most. The an- nexation of Texas, and the addition to our country of thousands upon thousands of ucres of land, peculiarly adapted to the cultivation of cotton, must increase the production of the raw material very much, but the in- inall parts of the world is 80 ra” pid that a corresponding increase in the production is re- quised to supply the demand. ‘The consumption of cot- Great Britain ITED IMMEDIATEL Man Barber, whom covstant employment will be given. street. nee ihe inthe basement. D—A French Woman, in the capacity of Lady’s ve good references in oe aee: at 4 Beekman street, at the desk of this office T. gL AREns & STEVAN’S (estant Servants and smember—954¢ Duane street. two doors west Washer ile Dees tetiiatnoe Oker FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. DOG LOST—On Saturday, July 26th, a large Set- white, with yellow ‘spots—answers to the ‘Rex. Any person who may return him in 0 51 Remsen street, Brook! yu, shall recei heretofore existing between wery, New York, is this day B. Adams. M. B. ADAMS. TO PHYSICIANS. A Two Wheel Doctor's CAB, in very good pif applied for imme. corner of Delaney and crease of manufactori order, cost $300. Will ¢ Ifnotdisposed of blic auction, at 11 o’clock, at the above pli the peaceful between all thousand bal tion of the United States full seven hundred and fifty thousand bales, and the consumption of other countries about seven hundred and fifty thousand bales, making a total of three millions one hundred thousand bales. ‘The estimate we have formed of the consumption of cotton in the United States for 1846, will not appear at all exagge- rated, when we take into consideration the extension of cotton manufuctories in all parts of the country. Ac. cording to official returns, the consumption of cotton in this cour:try in 1844, reached 346,744 bales, allow for at least sixty thousand bales more, taken by factories in the vicinity of plantations, of which no re- turns were made, which would swell the actual con- sumption to at least four hundred tuousand bales for that year. This year the increase will not be much less than fifty per cent, but we will put it down at one hundred and fifty per cent, making the consumption about five hundred and filty thousand bales, calculating about the same increase from 1845 to 1846, the consumption in 1846 will not fall much short of seven hundred and fifty thousand bales. The consumption put down for Great Britain, is without doubt much less than the amount that will be actually used, but we leave it at the quantity stated, to reduce any over estimate made on others. The crop, now about all in, will be full twenty feur hundred thousand bales, included the receipts from ‘This supply with the stock on hand at the close of last, and the supbly from other sources about thirty-four hurdred thousand bales, out of which the consumption will take about two millions seven hun- dred thousand bales, leaving a stock on hand on the first of September, 1845, of seven hundred thousand bales, with which a crop of twenty-four hundred thousand bales will be required to supply the demand for consump- tion, without having a single bale of stock on hand at the close of the year. ‘The finances of Mississippi appear tobe gradually but steadily improving. The outstanding ouditor’s w: haye been reduced and the liabilites of the State toa large amount have been liquidated. Fixances oF Mississipri. Auditor’s warrants outstanding January ist,1843, and funded scrip. «5. ws. 0: : from January 1, 18 suspicious }-oking pers more, 205 Greenwich street, was questioned as to his righ when calling a second t the goods, when he imi her person called on the above, re jered that the box that he would have it taken to the Statio T A MEETING of the ciety, held in the Baptist Bethel, corner of citconfidence be presented'o Mr, Geo H. lent of the Society, for hi he will through this public onesty and integrity, hannel accept from t nt in all his business transaction: CHAS. KELL! New Yorks July 20th: 18s, qi (BAS. AMER Great Western from New’ York=1 ork—Letuers will peregeived at 4 s office, for the Steamer Gr-et Wratern, 31st instant. The frei Westera, by an ar i ters weighing half an oune- from 1844 to 1845,and consigoees, will be 25 cents for} or less, and 25 cents for each additional half ounce ROBERT H. MORRIS, P. M. F TANNIA from Boston—The mail for the Steamer Britanni» will be closed at this office on the 3ist inst Ke on all letters must be prepai Letiers of half an ounce or under, 5. ceuts: each wid ROBERT H. MORRIS, STEAMER BRIT, GALVANIC RINGS. UST RECEIVED per Groat Weste: m, a superior lot of Gold Galvanic ki ‘sale 7 id for sale on favora- Y & B ARK, Lee f Foreign Stationary, 19 Maiden L: 7)\HE H MGsPATHIC EXAMINER, ath volume, (new series,) will be issued on the 13th ef Angust, aud thereafter onthe first of ench month. ‘The Jourual h i by Drs, Gray and Hempel. v . er and Proprietor, No. 322 Broadway, N. York. INSURANCE. ‘TH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANBE COM- PANY, No. 52 Wall street, directly opposite the Mer- continue to insu e against loss by dd States, on as favorable terms as any oth- jereafter will be edited Hugh Auchincloss, ne, Charles Williams, Warrants issued Daniel B. Fearing, Augustus Whitlock, Aquita_G. Stout, James 8. Dickerson, John P. Nesmith, Jos Cash on hand June 30, 1835....... Due by the State Jan. 30, 1845...... ‘The above statement shows a reduction of the State’s liabilities for the term of eighteen months, of the sum of ippi will soon emerge from the insolvency the State finances now labor under. Old Stock Exchange. 50 shas Nor & Wor #90 7014 100 do 70% E HE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly on hand a full as- I sortment of every qual fl Yarn Needles, Bodkiws, ners, Chenille, Worsted, Rug, Beading, Needles, including ; Glove, Hi i , Netting, Sailand a WARRIN’S DRILLED EYED NEEDLES, At this rate Mis: ted superior to any kind offered t ore saleable than uny other they ean offer. prume.t of Warra’s fairand China Grass th Hooks, put up in every s a e assortment of Silk, Lines, Cork Floats, and every vari Pocket and Table Ki himbles, Pearl Batton: fered to the trade on the best term’ NY City 5's, 70 pst dite Scissors, Iron and German All which is of- J. & T. WARRIN, 72 Maiden Lane. ATCHES !—WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those hi 9 \d or Silver Watches, Gold ncils, Keys, &c., will find it great vantage to call on the subscriber, wl Hing all of the above at retail much lower than any ot] city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 y Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches warranted to keep good time or the at G. C. ALLEN, Im) 1000 do 30 shas Bk Com. fee BE = Who wis! Chains, Gold Pes do Stonington RR do gees § ede8eSee8seundes a 9° g So. 8 ° ° lo 50 Farmers’ Tr c rter of Watches and Jewelry, Sienele aod Hota, 30 Wall street, LETTER FROM MR. COOPER., A.M, TO REV. MR. MILLER. efficacy of LORENZO te i it to be of great value, 1 y Iu avery severe case of Exisypelas it proved au effeciual cure in about one werk. Some of my friends, who have used it fo ble remedy for all diseases ari a $10000 Penn’a 5” & Wi 0} 13000 do, 50 shas Nor & Wor New Stock Exchange. as L Island RR b3 66 he disarrangement of ra jo doubt of its merits, and most you success in its Tam, respectfully, EDWARD Ci Mount Pleasant Academy, ; July 2th 18 To the Rev. Wi I 'S.¢ advertisement inanother column. Office 35 Ann st. ‘ATION OF GOVERNMENT "ERIAL do 25 Stonington RR 50 do 25 Py Py 25 25 On Tuesday, 29th inst. Mrs. Matitpa, wife of Rufus those of his brother, 8. B. Furbush, in-law, John A. T. Overend, are respectful- ly invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon at three o'clock, from 96 Third avenue. On Tuesday, 20th TRANSPOR1 EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed ‘‘Tran*portation,” 1 Thursday next, ¢ 4 for carrying the bulk of more or less, and about fi f [roa and ‘Copper from this Port to the Navy Yard, at Pensa- His friends, an be received, at t Her remains will be tak- Nie Ab rintd Curistexa, (aged one month and seve: Caroline M. Sill, and grand-daughter of Benj. F. J. Gautier. ‘Separate. proposals, endorsed in the same manner, will be re- ceived during the same period, for carrying a quantity of Lime, ks, to the same de: AUCTION NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. D. D. NASH, Antgon MORTOACE, SALE OF A RE ‘the Block aud #1 ta Rel gage, oe ¢ % Tindsome Bar and Fixtures; Curtalus and Drapery 8 Fables, Table, Linen, ih yards Oil Clo fe, Cus » Croel a a i Clock, e., together witha ane Cutina, & quantity of valuable Books and J I BY SNIFFEN & CO. ON WEDNESDAY, the 30th, the Elogant Furniture con: tained i the house 39 Ligpetard street, coneating i part int and Stair Carpets; Rosew * ‘Mantel Clocks, ‘Solar Lamps, Hall Oil ire set of White Furniture, made by Boudoii ice collection of Oil Paintings, together with iture, with which thesale will commence. 139 Fulton street. ECTORY — Fulton street, by Viren of oe: _ BY E. &, AARON, : A Tytlte Auction Room, No. 91 Maiden Lane, This D: Wednesday, 30th of July, at 10 o'clock, catalogue sale of Hardware Cutlery and ancy Goods, consisting in part of about £00 cards of Pocket Cutlery, some of which are very su- 1000 doz Pen and Pocket Cutlery, assorted kinds, Also, 500 doz of Tabie Knives and Forks, 300 doz of s Razors, 600 doz superior Scissors and Shears, together wi invoice of 'y Goods well worth the attention of city y merchants. Sale positive. 330 will please sen le Slip. All goods not per Je to be sent to public store. WOODHULL & MINTURN, South street. LIFE INSURANCE, . CAPITAL $2,500,000. FT ile insured entitled to participation of profits on both Ex ropean and American policies, dy 28 rre NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR- ANCE SOCIETY, LONDON UNITED STATS BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS, New Youx Braxcu—Orvice 74 Watt StRaET— JACOB HARVEY, Essq., Chairman. John I. Palmer, Esq. Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. James Boorman, Esq. George Barclay, Esa. Somuel 8 Howland, Esq. Gorham A. Worth, Esq. Samuel Mi: Fox, dg J. LEANDER'STARR, Manager. ‘The following are among the advantages held out by this in- stitution, which are of great importance to the assured, and stich as are seldom offered by Life Insurance Companies, viz he peculiar advantages secured to the assured by the priue of the Loan Department, thus bleudiwg the utility of a javings Bank with Life Iusurunce ! ‘A very large sum to be Permanently States in the names of three of the Loc: tors,(a» Trustees) —rvailable always to the assured saa Guarantee Fund, of premiums, annually, hal/-yearly, quarterly, ak duty. after each payment of premium becomes forfeiture of policy. ( ig leave extensive and liberal; and extra premiums ‘on the most moderate © Conditi in cases of | The actu fe Assurance, (See pamphlets) ; and declared profits { published in successive Re- sure data for calculatious of the value of the stitution. ‘These proofs will at exch division Y if desired. Being unconnected with Marine or Fire Insurance The rates “for life with profits” are lower than those of any other foreign Company effecting Life Insurance in New York. public are respectful fed to_ examine the distin- §uishing princyples of this istiturion—sheir tables of rates— their distr:bu'ion of profits—and the facilities afforded by their Loan Department—before deciding to insure elsewhere ed at 12 o'clock noon, aud 3o’elock, P.M Fee paid by th ciety. J: LEANDER STARR, Geueral Agent. Jy24 3taw is 3m rre THe CILY FIRE INSURANCE Office Ni HE Capital Stock of 1 paid in, in eash, Prior to, commencing business, und is now loaned and in: vested in undoubted seeurit-e: in the city of New York. The Comp ny hid xccumulated a large surplus at the time of the recent cout wich will enable them to mee: all their losses promptly. ‘They uow offer ample security to all who may them. DIRECTORS. Richard A, Reading, Cyrus Hit Cornelius W. Lawrence, Peter 8, Josiah Magy, * by . COMPANY. 61 Wall street. cheoek, lomnas enter, Thos. C. Chardoveyne,” Henry A. Nelson, D. Wright, Ral am Bell, Richard David Lyoa, Thomas J. Townsend, Trad Hawley, Elias Hicks, J: chant. R. A. READING, President. D. F. CURRY, Secretary” 3a lwisee HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. JAgency No. 67 Wall street. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | invite owners of proverty to call at their New York Agency, No. 67 Wall street, and obtain insurance on reasonable terms. The ample resources of this company, and their caution ia scattering risks, are well understood in this community ; and they are not only Prepared promptly to pay their lo y the recent fire, but to offer abundant security to their customers for the future. Jy26 10tis rre JOHN NEILSON, Jr., Agent. Orrick oF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Oi ‘New York, July 24, 1845. TT HE Stockholders of this Company are requested to cail at the office of the Company and signify whether it be their wish to fill up their respective shar shares equal to the present value of their stock. The Stockholders Out of the city are, requested to convey their intention by post, to the office No. 50 Wall s T. HORNE, We Pres’t. Gxo. T. Horr, Sec’y. iy25 rre Peiican MUTUAL INsURANCE COMPANY, New York, 19th July, 1845. TT HE losses of this Company by the late fire will not proba- bly exceed $50,000, and having an ample subscription to secure the payment of its losses, the Company take both Fire and Marine risks as heretofore. v2 2wistrre ‘W. W. DIBBLF, Secretary. PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., No. 6 WALL STREET. TT HIS Company is d to pay in cash on demand, all 7 losses it has dl stained by the late fire,s0 soon asthe ited. and Marie risks will be taken as nsual. F SIMEON BALDWIN, President. W. W, Dinner, Secretary. New York, 23d July, 1845, dy23 1m is rre THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Carrra, 200,000 Dottars. Office, 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn. i THs co Y is prepared to ‘ake risks in the city of jew York on favorable terms, having lost by the recent fire only about ten per cent of their capital. A duh lorses sustained by this. company will be paid on Liqui- BM. DELAMATER: President. Brooxuyn, July 21, 1845. dy 20 1mism INSURANCE. HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO. will insure jay butildings and merchandize against loss and damage by fire in New York, at their office, upper corer of Fulton and Front jroo | streets, near the Fulton Ferry, v1 n. ae capital of this company is unimpaired by the recent calomiine Reference is made to the following gentlemen, directors of the company, doing business in. New York, for further infor: mation, gis (8. Hurlbut, frm of ED, HB Cop 64 South gays to be allowed at each jacharging cargo. "No Trimage to be The friends and acquaintances to attend the funeral, this afternoo: Broome street, without further noty respectfully invited 5 o'clock, from 272 port for taking in and The vessels will ubject to the usual inspection, and must be ready to load whenever eR M. way Navy Agent’s Office, SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. till on hand a lai will be rented low to will be sold, as the Apply at 103g or 11 Division street. STORES TO LET or Lease, in the business part of One Store and Cellar, rent. di do do present occupant intends leaving the city. eacaen fy and Marseilles Vestn ed Cassimers for Pantaloons: in great variety, which will be made up to moderate ieee Broadway. Amerienn Hotel EW FERRY TU OOK, FORT HAMILTON, CONEY ISLAND. The steamboat [OLAS, Ca Yates, and the si boat Henry Mallan, wi ne do dk 6 do For particularsenquie SOB 8. PLATT, J N. YELLOW Hi AND eo A GENTEEL COTTAGE, jirectly banks of the East Riv i ok ate re-modetled with wings, &e., last remium Point,” about one mile from je, Westchester county, New York N York, in proximity t ances, having a water front and beach ssee could have the privilege of.) enteel private farnil Iran on the above Ferry The !OLAS will leave 1, BR. Fort Hamilton, For Coney Island 9% A.M { desired, and possessi i Ly ich the Post Ovfie, dit ete New York, or personally to Henry. Pa log, neat the premises. And the WAVE will leave Island. | Fort Ham.1 EN DOLLARS KEWARD. OST, on Tuesday ni ht last, either in Al mer Kuwkerbocker, a common cl. ing from ‘Tbirry-five to Fifty Dollars Vier 1K. R. for Cone: tou for Coney Ia’. At tig o'clock, Pittsburg money Noes, payable to the oder of Kirthond, Nam field ond Hal. ‘Th pou leaking the book und contents at No ‘and no questions asked. 6 for New York. | Fort Hamilton for New York. M. AM LAURENT §& BR’ THER, IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS, AVE just received by the latest Packets, a large assort fevirely new atylesof F de-eosse Mustin de Lain assortmeut of Broche and Printed Shawls. &e. EAGLE BATdS, 528 Pearl Street. ETWEEN Centre and Elm streets. Shower Baths, equal to any in the Good clean single beds, 124 cents each. a and ledging, $2, On Seg the morning trip will be omitted. LIGHT FUL EXCURSION DOWN THE LOWER BAY.—Afford aesengers a fine view of Sandy and the Fortifications and ods, ing Ispaces &e. Also, Seenery of the Hurbor, and enjo: mt mi P. H. Smith, on W! AY Afternoon, July 30th ier foot of Warren, street N. N.R, at 2; Canal street 24; Market street, R.. 4 before 3; and Pier No. 1. to the city by, half- E FISHING BANKS. R. L. STEVENS, Captai L il] make an excursion to the ‘Warm, Cold and Hammoud street, London, Liverpool, Canada and all the iti the United States, on file ITICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. token into co-partnership, Mr. 8. T. NICOLL & CO. M ondupted und New Vokes snd 69 Boat 28. MULE OR. OO Sa H ‘earl seat offer for sale Juring the season, leavin Canal street at 8) nes at a small charge. GROSHEIM & CL With which articles they will hereafter always be supplied PILOT BOAT FOR SALE. HE Pilot Boat NETTLE, of Boston, one year old, 66 tons burthen, eXcellent sea boat, cot fi 3’ LINE OF STEAMBOATS FORK ALBANY ALLY—Sundays Excepted—Through at7 o'clock P. M., from the Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets. OCHESTER, Cay ain R. G. Crattenden, will fast sailer, and. an, in the most tho- D. reot, Steamboat yay ii tenve on Puesdny, ‘Pharsday” clock. 0 to close the goncer Atso'clock P,M., landing at intermediate places, from the foot Oy ORTH AMERICA, Cai ave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday A! eamboat NEW JERSEY, C: ma Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ev either of the above xchange, Boston. NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE M. H. Traesdell ARTS. tion of the Pictures and Engravings of thi K. H. Furey, will leave is now open to the public, at the Rotanda it cupied by the Post Office.) Entrance from the ‘LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR ;10 nowmembers, }. will arrive 1a Alba- vy in staple time for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or vest. ‘The Bonts are new and substantial, tit Park ( Tately 0¢ fiienished with new and aecommodations are n- Certificates can obtain Terie ty" COLLING RCO cr . Street ; Paul Spofford, fi Spofford, Tileston & Co., 14 Watrstect, moe Willets, ftom of A. & 0. Wallets, Pea fin Pett Co., 194 Peatl st. arp G.Srevet gEiAM EL SWORTH, President. Dated Brooklyn, July 21, 1805." jy Bwietec NTH evetal of Babxrtas: Compared h pareeatay fiat TY TE EERSON INGORANGE COMPANT tad fot by the recent fire 000, I wish an) is atly e "Company, i fe supe over-estimated. e losses of Roved, ill amount to about $100,000. pany continue ‘earl street ; Jo their business of insupance’ aa uazal er office No. 50 Wall street, T. W. THORNE, President. jy20 ec NOTICE TO BANKS ILSON & BROWN having lost their Bill Book by the recent fire, will thank all Banks having their notes and acceptances. to send new notices of the same to their present Office, No 79 Wrest street, corner of Carlisle. 4) 24 lweodis*ec lw os et 0 LD LING OF LIVER. FETS OFOR- LIVERPOOL Only BLACK Reeidne Packetofthe fet or August 1 cent nr Paeket Por Angast.— The magai celebrated fast smii:ig. packet ship EUROPE, Edward G. er, commander, will sail positively on Friday the Ist of Javing unequalled accommodations for cabin, second cabin, ud stecrage passengers, those returning to the Old Country, or sending for their fiends will find sto thetr interest and comfort to select this unequalled Line of Packets. For terms of passage, and to secure the best berths, early ap- plication should be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or to the subscribers, ‘ ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fultonst., iy30m next door to the Fulton Bank, N. York. FOX LIVERPOO ‘irst Packet, to sail on ist of August—The i ng ROPE, will pos 1 or passnge, having superior accommodations in eabin and ferapplyto 3. HER! steerage, apply to ERPOOL—New Line— ilar Packet AY ota) eR ep Ship’ SIDDONS, Capt. E. B. Cobb, of 1100 tons, will sail an above; het eeaer ening accommodations unequalled or splay and comfort, siniy om board, at Orleans wharf foot 1° K. COLLINS & CO., 96 South street. Brice of itt Geridan, Capt. Cornish. will, succeed the Sid- done, ‘and sail 9th September, her regular day. RR PCT REET A FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—! iT fib: of iat Angast <The eeiog kn eles ry cket ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 ton: pt. John El. her regular i ing elegant and superior aecom- jurting slip, orto MIN TURNS, b7 South st. West, 1250 tons, Capt. Thos. 3 ridge, will sail as abo r treight oF passage, having 0 ; ‘on amodations, apply on bonrd wes ‘The packet ship Queen. of t Woodhouse, will succeed the lor day, 2'st September. RE | «54 FOR NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND The wll n, co} BBB sore tere Master’ having all her avy treiwht engaged, odations, r Hight freight, or Paes Eo MINTURN, it 87 South street FOR GLASGOW —Regular Packet — oe OR Sear GON iat Bene ANN A mith, master, 450 tons, will meet wi ight oF paasage, having excellent accommodations, apply on board foot of Pee at ULL & MINTURNS, 87S vuth street. av20re FOR Nt EANS—The ‘ket ship HI- LAH, Captain Beavnces, will podteively eall’on the st of For passage, having steerage, apply to j2re 61 Soath street. “sie WANTED=A BIG ey ToatTT § Routham Por .K. COLLINS & CO. Me” Be South street. PINE WooD, HUNDRED gone Rs 1, for sale low, in Gin a. let, Accomac Co., SOHN say GE, ca Said Inlet is navigable for vessels drawing seven jy22 Im*rre LATEST INTELLIGiNCE. THEATRE. H OPERA. Evening, July 0th, iM be perform FOR THE LAST TIME, | Cardinal de Brogny, President of Council....M. Do Prince Leopold, Princess Eudoxia. Emperor Sagismond. 4 captain in the Emperors Guard ttendant of the kom) iasiou—First Tier pore open at o'clock aiid the, Cureaih poor open at o'clock, and the Curtain w CASTLE GARDEN. 0G-Admission 25 Cents.) Great Musical Attraction ! : Messrs. French and Heiser. ef woe or» Chaff of Boxes and Parquet, nll rise precisely at Evening, July 30, The performance will commence with the Overture to Song Mr Denuison, La Smolenski. . Pas Grotesque, by C.'T. (7 Intermisson of Half au Hour for Promenade aud Refresh- ments. The range of splendid Cosmo: mas will be open fi ‘be National Dance of Scotland, Miss Pr To conclude with Spl OF Doors open at half-past 6 o’elock. Perforianeee to eo" Bo’clock. NIBLO’S GARDEN. Third Appearance of the Popular Comedian, MK. HE. PLACIDE, engaged for four nights on Wednesday Event resented the lang! HE BOLD DRAGO: Leon “abretash. .. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL. | Washington. [@orrespondence of the Herald.1 Wasuinaton, July 28, 1845. Various Matters and Things of Great Interest. ‘‘Let us alone,” isthe motto of the State of Florida; and we are informed that it was expressed with much warmth by Mr. Secretary Marcy last Saturday in conversation with a letter-writer. “Let us alone,” said the Secretary of War, referring to the Administration. But we can’t, and we won’t, unti) Major Noah is provided for with that most comfor- table of all births to an Israelite, a place in the bu- reau of Clothing, (old clo’,) and provisions, (bar- ting the bacon.) Has not the Seeretary of Waran odd pair of old breeches for the Major? Why the Major says he knew uncle Billy when he kept a little eight by ten law-office in Albany. Ought that not to be a sufficient recommendation? We think so.— And shall not the Major now have a chance to save his bacon? Well, the fact is, under all the cireum- stances, and difficulties, and prior and more irresis- tible claims upon uncle Billy, we incline, nolens vo- lens, to the conclusion that the worthy Major stands no more chance for a slice of bread and butter than does any other Peter Funk before your board of City Aldermen in regard of them ’ere_ pinchbeck watches, The Postmaster Genaral, unable to effect anythin, like an authorized or reasonable compromise witl the main railroad line between BaJtimore and Phila- delphia, 1s now considering the relative merits of the Lancaster route, and an independent mail line of steamboats between Baltimore and the city of fights, riots and brotherly love. Altogether our old friend Cave is out of patience with theas railroad monopolies. Their extortions are certainly beyond all reason, and tantamount to downright swindling of the government ; but cannot the matter be ar- ranged between the Federal Government, and the Haunibal Fozee of Half an Hour < Performance by the To conclude with the Farce of the DOUBLr. BEDDED ROOM. 7 Aw efcsent Fouce (ami good order and keep all Tickets b> A limited number of Season Tie! ¢ "erformance te eommence at 8 o'clock y, July 29th, 1845. able to avnouncean en; id gentlemeu, who will ve happy. in b ment th the following ladies the houor of appearing every evening’— Mile Roriva Gescon” ical Eximiner is im attendance at the office daily, |* PALMO’S OPERA HOU s and Parquette 50 cents; Second Ti MPLIN’S COMPLIMENTARY Wednesday Kv Th. performance will com THE LADY OF . Walton | Claude Melnotte, Mr Chanfrau Favorite Dance by M’l Followed by the Teut Scene of RICHARD Ill. Duke of Gloster, MrMeCutcheos | Catesb Song and Story by Mr Messrs Gardiner a1 , July #Uth, Pauline, Miss ) White 1m their Black le with the Farce of NIX THE CABMAN. -Mr John Winans, BOWERY THEATAE. PENING NIGHT.—This splendid edifice, being now will open to the public on INDAY EVENING, Angust th, 1815. The subscriber makes kiown to hi having fulfilled his pledge made some time since, it is for them now to judge whether he has not erected a DRAMATIC TEMPLE How citizens that, ud vf. The structure of uilding has been pronounced. b ond others fully competent to judge, the most form, substantial in material any theatre yet erected i seat 4,000 persovs with ease, affording each F, at tne sane time, a perfect view of the stage, from the Empire City may this Magnificent building, and classic iu States so as to mitigate the evil, and bring these travelling monopolies underfthe curb of the law? We consider ungle Sam a legitimate object tor spunging and pilfering, begging and swindling, but when tens, twenties, and thirues of thousands are sought to be abstracted from his pockets by our railroad autocrats at a single draft, we must enter our protest against the imposition. The Postmaster General has been doing his very best to coax or coerce theee railroad companies into fair terms, and if the people, and Congress will only stand by him, (as we doubtnot they will,) these locomotive monopolies must knock under, The presentiment here is now universal thata vhole grist of heads trom the subordinates of the de- partments are to be chopped off with the incoming of the month of the virgin. i But suppose we give you a, little hotel talk.— Sf Well. hear there is ne to be a regular haul next month.” ‘ Yes,” and old Major Noland, Commis- sioner of the Public Buildings, who does not know a brick wall from a board fence, is going out for sure, and {George Phitt. of Pennsylvania, is to take his place.” ‘* Why, youdon’t say. [thought itwas Doctor Gemmell, our old city postmaster. I don’t think the appointment will go out of the city. Be- sides, Plitt was sent over there to France by Amos Kendall to learn how to catch rogues some years ago, and his expenses were not authorized by law; may we not constder him in so much a debtor to the Government? The office, therefore, will be of no account to him.” i The Union is out with an Extra of the Texas news this morning It will be found, however, sub- stantially, the same as that of our letter of last night. Quietude reigns about the departments and the White House. We should be sorry if our letter of last Thursday night, descriptive of the ceremonies at the Catholte Georgetown Colleges and at the La- dies Academy of the Visitation B. V. M., missed the mail, particularly as the President and lady, and Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Bodisco, and the Count, and the major portion of the Cabinet, were present, and parteniary as we devoted a whole dayas a guest of our Catholic friends in order to report you their doings. 4. Mr. Savage, who is indeed a savage enemy of rum, gave the fathers ot the corporation yesterday a regular setting down for not enforcing the statute prohibiting the sale of grog in_ the taverns on the Sabbath. He lectured under a willow in Riell’s new lot on Third street and the Pennsylvania Avenue. The stage has been evlarged, depth, with corresponding. width—the world. Artists, the first of their class ingest, perhaps, int fe8,oF to receive a number of | have been spared in order to ‘eugth, size and appearance by any similar rope or America. ‘A. W. JACKSON, Sole Manager and Proprietor. J.P. Watpnon, Treasurer to the Establishment. Architect and Builder, J. M. Trimble, Esq. Scenic, Artists, ster P. Grain, F. Grain, taifice, either 1 DAVENPORT. HENKINS, (first ap- pearance for several MESSRS. CAR BLANCH. BS Piste} tes eral Nd = a is} jo} Fo KES Brea Phillips, "Madiso . “Yeoman. F ihe ‘Orcheitra suid” Svsical Direetor, MR. E, \d other attractions will be t—full particulars of which will bi ‘ertisements in the course of the week ‘The Box book will be open, and seats may be secured for the rformance to-morrow and each subs: di ‘The ladies and x e ddresses at the office, that they may i a for the She nua ade prin SERA EERE ce RAND FREE ENTERTAINMENTS OF MNASTICS— MUSIC —DANCING—SONG— PORTRAYMENTS OF ETHIOPIAN LIFE! AT THE OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN, FAIR AFTERNOOM—compesein 2 "visit Hobokem after dining, ax opportu: ericelars acd progsumme of performance, eve large are aud Programa Ng Bat, M,T,W,Therre AY TO THE Ss, HOBOKEN. or the banks of the beautiful iudson. fovelties for this week, commencing AY, JULY 28th. VERY AFTERNOON, At o'clock, on a Stage erected for the purpose, in front of the Colonade. The only fashionable resort on Entire change ‘Negro performers of the present "The follow ing are the names of this unequalled Band— jd Din Eminit a Violia,st of great note. Billy Whitlock, ‘he only real Banyo plsyer bh c yant, master of te Tamborine. . the terror of all Neuro Dancers. i ields are most respect! will be e: tertained with the beauti- 5—Ola Dan Gardin The visit rs of the formed thot this week th ‘ul music of this Or gival Songs, (id defiance to all competition. WASHINGTON THEATRE, NPPHIS Theatre will open for the re, i September next, coutiouing through the Fall and Winter Ladies and gentlemen of the profession, of acknowledgrd talent and respectable stat season, will meet with ear! by letter, rost rarp, to Hees. Chorusses ant ar season early in K. Wishing engagemen ention by making applicati Jy26 Lweodis rre Theatre, Boston, GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANTED ENTL &MEN and Familiesean obtain the fall value for al! to dispose of, (either G 1 to the subscriber, whe e twenty per cent mo op aft ME nr LADIES) by person, bat will av tlemen leaving the city the subscriber previous CEVENSTYN, : 44 Brondway, (up stair.) N;BAline through the Post Ofice will be promuty LEONORA! is THIS DAY, SELECTIONS FROM. FRY'S GRA ND OPERA LEONORA. h ! Brother : Grant me one on! RR 25 CENTS. en Melodies, No. 1.—Eight Songs jads by Thomas Moore, for 25 cents Come, Siog me shat Sweet Air Pabli-h Also, just Paptit ‘the Bumver f aR. Te let the Btilly Night. fight Beaming, E FERRI ETT & CO., 237 Broadway. ho has athorough knowledge of M yy the first masters in Euro; t in that accomp! vote her time to the instruction of to ate terms, A note addresse ¥ , shall be puuctually attended to. 7 irnt out, haye removed to Store No. 89 Brod street, on the corer of Stone [= KET SHIP SIDDON at Orleans what Consignees will please attend to the rec ediately. ‘ ACKET SHIP UTICA from Havre—Consint ase send their permits on board, it, will be sent to d by the 2d ager wel Sane Ls lishment, would wish ot their goods im ir wc Of their coods i the public store. intight soak fet aie in fons In speaking of the happiness which alcohol gives to the old soaker, he said it reminded him of the song of Judge Wilhams, of Towa :— “Oh, poor Billy Neal, Oh! Billy Neal, If he had a jug of rum How happy he would feel. Judge Barton,Solicitor of the Treasury, has gone home for a spell, to Louisiana. We see that he has declined a dinner at New Orleans. ’Spect the Judge was not hungry. Late letters from the opts fiatteringly of the chances of: Tom Marshall for Congress from Mr. Clay’s district in Kentucky, not- withstanding the opposition of Harry Clay, and all the Clays. ‘e ought to have one thorough teeto- talerin the next House of apd Shae liee or John Fay will get so rich as to be above speaking to com- mon people. Battimone, July 29, 1845. Rape ona Young German Girl—The Western Elections— Singular Elopement Case—vi Mysterious Meeting— Markets. Four young rowdies, named Edward R. Roberts, An- drew J. Musgrave, Wm. Sterling, and Andrew McIntosh, were arrested yesterday on the charge of having com- mitted a rape on a young German girl named Margaret Syler, on Sunday evening, near the President street rail- road depot. It appears she was returning home from a visit to some of her friends in the city,in company with a young brother, when the latter was driven off with stones, anda knife drawn on him, the girl gagged, and carried behind some cars, and each of the four ruffians succeeded in violating her person, The watchman ha- ving seen the above mentioned rowdies in that neighbor” hood, had them immediately arrested, when the girl and her brother identified them, and one of the party confess- ed the deed. The victim of their lusts is a pretty looking young girl, amd had been in the country butten days: Some of them are very tably connected, and young Roberts is ason of the deputy Warden of the peniten- ‘Dinan named Charles Farrell was sent to jail yester- day ow the charge of having runaway with his neighbor's wife and child, ‘The wife, of course, went with him wil- lingly, but getting tired of her love for varie returned to i husband, who received t with open arg. Farrell, accordingly, threatened the husband’s lifé, when he was arrested and committed. The elections in Tenne: North Carolina, Ken- tucky, Indiana, and Alabama, take place next week as Baltimore is the general depot for returns from th States, I will furnish you daily with an accurate synopsis ofall that may reach here, up to the lasthour. There wiil be no life in the political hemisphere of Maryland un- til these elections are over, and then which ever party is victorious, will carry this State in October. ‘As I was passing along Front street, a few evenings since, I observed a young lawyer of this city sitting on a fire plug, at the corner of Pitt street, in front of the shot tower, and thinking it rather strange, my curiosity was excited ; but on crossing over the street, I saw dodging around the corner a half-dozen different persons, among whom were several members of the Mercer street police. Presuming they were on an important trail, | thought I would wait for further developements.— Presently a Indy dressed in white, hove in sight, which seemed to cause considerable fluttering among the concealed vigitants. She approached the shot tower, and on arriving in front, Atopped and looked around, when the gallant young lawyer was er ide ia @ moment, He had scarcely time to speak to ser, however, when ag rest of = party surrounded ‘hem, and then, for the first time, the gentlemen appear- ont recognise each other. The lady stood fora mo- ment, apparently bewildered, and then made off at a brisk , whilst the rest of the party joined in a vse 4 ugh, at what then was a mystery to me, and moved o! a another direction. I have at last, however, ferretted out the key to the myst ry anda very pretty piece of romance itis, It appears that one of our newly appoint- et Justices of the Peace, a young bachelor, anda fine looking fellow withal, reeeived an anonymous letter, written in a beautiful hand 'yle of composition, pro- fessing to come {rom @ lady who was deeply enamored of , and who desired an interview in front of the shot tower. Although not a‘ Joseph” by any means, he de- clined going, thinking the affair a hoax, but privately showed the letter to some seven or eight of his friends. Each ef these friends, unknown to the other, accordingly went to the rendezvous, when, what I have detailed too! judge from her taser is probably et tleman, particularly the “old ’un,” only w ity—of course, they could have no other motive wi, ue Manxets.—The supply of Beef Cattle at market yosterday was not so large as that of last week. The oifering ‘at the scale comprised 600 head, of which 134 wero driven to Philadelphia, 100 remain unsold, and the balance, amounting to 346 head, were taken by butchers at prices ES ing according to quality, from : r " the eat for Howard street Flour has unde: change since my last repo Sales to a limit of mixed brands, from stores, at $4 37},which is the pre- vailing rate. RP dss arri slowly and meets with a ready sale at $4 50. reneve ie no stock of City Milla Flows, Several par. cols, comprising about 1 bbis. have been contracted ior at $4 624 per bbl. There is a demand for more than an be furnished. Supplies of Wheat arrive freely, and prices have a downward tendency, owing to the inability of the mills todo as much work as us 1 quote reds at 90 a 83 cents for good to prime, and 70 a 80 cents for ordinary to good, White Wheats at 85 a 90 cents for ordinary to ood, and 90 a 95 cents for prime. Parvapen » July 26, 1845. Important Views on Political Matters. Mr, Buchanan will shortly resign his seat in the Cabi net. The sentiment he sent to Pittsburg in Febryary