The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1845, Page 3

wheat 46 1,683 bushels; the falling off in the receipts of flour and wheat being nearly fifty per cent. ‘The re- eipts of tolls of flour and of wheat have not been so small, for the same period, since 1842. Tho bulk of the business on the canal for this season is over, and it ap- pears now more than probable that the tolls on the ca- nals of this State, this year, will be at least two hundred thousand dollars less than last. A very large per cent of this decrease has been caused by the falling off in the shipments of produce at the western ports on the cana! shown in the above table. &c. into Buffalo, from the opening of navigation to the Ist of August, for three sea- sons past, have been as annexed :— Imvonts 110 Burr, AMUSEMENTS. _ PAMK 'T'! wanes. HO will erat smh acini, ail Sontec hia to hs Yo Patrous seem to think I have given Drevent metrom attending to my profe fd Cutlery—Comprising over 200 differ- ‘n complete vari ‘weezars, Nail Nippers, cH Ce. Fine.—Between Dind ¢ oebek esti a fire was discovered on carpenter, in the rear of N: is no doubt but it has been Sho: atte: _AUCTION NOTICES. _ ble principles accompanied by his com nd found that the shop had roceeded,before the engineshad ich had not made much In a few minutes afterwards several fire compa- got their apparatus in age different places, ry Wednesday, a first rate s ture, MAS BELL, Auct. C. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. CT. ON SALE—Joceb 8. Platt’s Fourth Fall Trade Sole of Hardwave and © fake place 10 o'clock, at No, 23 Plat ing of 30 casks, eases id Americ va Hardware and Cutlery, Heavy Goc ) lots Pocket and Pen Kni the spot, who havin jon, soon put ian end to There was not over $30 damage Suspicions rest on per habit of frequenting the plac premises during tl much ase cigar al- ‘alarm of fire between cight and nine o'clock last evening, in the second section, Mitrrany Movements. Col. Trugger, commanding, left Bate yesterday afternoon at about 2 o'clock, to attend a drill in the Elysian Fields, Hoboken. They mustered strong, although the heat was very powerful, an looked guite well. They were accompanied by their band, whiich during the crossing of the river, perfermed several of their lively airs ina very creditable manner. ned at the landing on the Ho- well nigh destroying the enjoy- ‘As the troops were g the boat, Paymaster Rader went to his horse, wishing to mount him, when the latter, probably excited ishing to show that he also The blow wou not been for some . Rader carried in his pocket, which It was sufficient, however, to e. Apart from this,the whole regiment repaired to their place of destination, and were received by the firing of several it t fe fet, including the Me AC. AROWAKE AU! from tide water, as we hi The imports of breadstu most perfect order, by FJames Gordon Bennett, Esq.-—Sir: The writer of an artiele in your paper of yesterday mony i sons who are in th ‘There has not been any fire on th id summer, not even ¢ Casini Siephen Cceuriot cr of Bonen sud Basa uette, 25 cents. dl rise procisely at coud and Third Tiers, 50 cou wat o'clock, end the Curtain w Joel BOWERY THEATAE. OPENING NIGHT. August 5th, Razors, Scissors, “ fed t0 be th ry mote. lpen aillgive bie tame nnd heel. ked. There was a false P render aservice to the com- v $100, for approved paper. _ aS t*rh TION NOTICE.—HANDSOME FURNITURE. '. PLATT will sell on Tuesday t No. 93 Ninth A Chet ea, the ent re elegant B. The 38th regiment, Lieut. lay street wharf logues are now rea jetmente which Jury of this erty and e August Sth, at ‘i yy, August Sth, at 10 between i8th and ‘Bedroom and Kitchen Fu operty of a family excellout wrder, 2 All Philadeiphia Subscriptions to the id to the OnLy AUTHOMIZED AGENTS, Ziv: » Third street, near Chestuut.— of chuge igear burt af Pai E je copies for mle as above, daily, at 1 o'clock . The Weexty Heraxo is also for sai Saturday morn. cents, or $3 par annie “aslneut epee part of ia, ¢. il the new aud cheay ut, ag soon as iss ith the exeéption of ene paper, as mueh, perhaps, in Henaup must be pai H ing to Europe, the whole beru een used only about three months. For particulars, see ad Torins—75 cents & 26: 22, 10, 24 7, 6, 12, 4. ‘An accident which hap} vertuement in the Evening Post boken side, was ment expected from th Mast W Yeoman This table shows a falling off in wheat, corn, flour pork, and beef, ‘The receipts of oats, ashes, whiskey wool and lumber have increased. Old Stock Exchange. fn ag 1860 ————————o THE BAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. late 49) Wall street, continues to insure mage by Fire dwellings, warehouses, and so, on Household Furniture, Merc! dize, &c., as heretofore. DIRECTORS. ee Barriee, ilip Embury, Beebe, by the music, and for sale at their ex Clarke | Mary Copp about and seriou: i eit ments handed to the agents at money which M. . the Herald uext dav. partially blunted its e! make Mr. R. somew! wont on very wel! Jaines McBride, CASTLE GARDEN. (g-Admission 25 Cex Great Musical Attre « Messrs. Grand Entertainment ! Tuesday Evening, A The performance will commence with the Overture to Joseph Kernochan, iT New York College ine and Pharmacy, established for the Suppression of Quaekery, in the cure of al hcp 23h a ee i Roos of the College. MONEY MARKET. Monday, August 4—6 P. M. ‘Tho stock market was very heavy to-day, and prices very unsettled. Norwich and Worcester went up } Mlingis, 4; Long Island, }; Morris Canal fell off }; Penn- sylvania 5’s, }; about $100,000 sold. Canton, Farmer's and Ohio 6's, closed at Saturday’s prices, We annex the quarterly returns of eleven banks of this city, for August, compared with ‘the reports for 25 do Erie RR. $0 do L Island RR 40 do Harlem RR s60 67 00 do Reading RR s40 il diseases, will x do R i $e Be oe America Thomas Nesmith, 47 do Phenix B: After having been allowed about a quarter ef an hour for rest, the men received orders to fall in and the drill began ‘in earnest. There wore evidentl recruits in the companies, for it cannot be supposed that a few minutes after having laughed as to make the woods echo the sounds of the: Id feel so sleepy as to suffer their ly in the hollow of their elbow, paper. Office and Constttin George Po % ph Gai , Jr. fecr Shomer Joseph Gaillard, Jr. JOHN BROUWER, P: OLD S, SILLIMAN, Secretary. $4 Ditton, Counseland Attomey. OFFICE OF THE CROTON ID No. 35 Wall Street, ? Bank, in the City "ANY lose by the recent They continue to Second Board. 190 shs L Island RR snw a. Louis and Gustave Elssler in a Miscellaneous Act. ang Song Mr Deo » __ Overture Full Band. Revolving Pillar of Liberty Li (Fr laterenssoa of Half an Hor i shs Harlem RR $1,000 Kentucky 6’s arms to fall listl 5 ¢ ur Canal 290 ter the order to shoulder had be fect wasulso noticed. Many of them h, others not enough, and the comm: bayonet, was not executed with metry which points 2% shs Erie RR 2% do do 2% do “do meni $ do U teland BR lendid Cosmoramas will be open for inspection. s 4 ¢ second part will commence wit werture--Orchestra, ‘The range of gp de slo. do Stou’n RR = 390 do 30: sure Marine and Fire at ts out at once the meal and well dri TRUSTEE lier. Among those whose go al soldiery appear- “J of notice, we may mention the f grenadicrs nnd the two compani made a very soldiery dis- ‘The regiment left Hoboken at about 6 o'clock to return to this city. Recwapites.—The Independant Order of Rechabites turned out in great numbers yesterday afternoon. had with them four or five bands of mus! through several of our street Common Council. ‘This Board held a special meet- Funan B Sozrens. Pas de Deax by’ Mr Parsloe and Miss Pray. Overture— ance seemed worthy and, itary Sketch and Anecdote, ar- On Sunday, éth inst, Joun 8, Bmxnec, son of Alex- ander Birkbeck, The friends of the fam ‘attend the funeral from Cyru: enery, Banxs oF tHe City o! Kawreace Hill, r@ respectfully invited to late residence, corner of Pearl and Tillary streets, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the Sth inst, at 6 o'clock P. M. On Monday morning, 4th inst, Timothy Maruacx, in the 68d year of his Or, Characters by Elssler Brothers, C. Pray and Mr Williams. Jt-past € o’cloek. Performaass to coin C7 Doors open NIBLO’S GARDEN. Tuesday Evening. August 5. estic Drama in 2 acts called wich... . Bank of N. York 2. os d Friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral from his late residence, 83 Henry street, this afternoon at 2 o’clock, without further notic Weekly Re; in the city and county of tothe 4th day o Women—T9 Boys- Boarp or ALpeRar Will be presented a dom SECRET Liver Crartick, Esq., President, inthe Chair. b N ‘The Minutes of the last’ meeting were read and ap- ‘Abraham Van Nest, SAMUEL A. LAWRENC] : JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President. Fichele Carroll, Secretary. ew York, from the 28th day of 1845, sllms House Commissioner. the special object of this a Commissioner of the Alms Ho' the intention of the Board to tak« ct of the hours kept at the Police tained witnesses until alter nine o’clock in the morning. Petitions of inhabitants, asking for free hydrants—Re —The Presipent announced h was to appoint Jules de Crussac. ” for the port of New York. NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Office 58 Wall street. oho 000—Surpius $26,000, Aneurism, 1; Aj Om Kater ur, Pas de Deux of La Syl leste and Partington ‘o.conelude with MR. AND MRS, PRINGLE. ‘Mrs Watts | Jack Brush, — Mrs Deering | Charles Robiuson, Matthews | ‘Timot ‘ourts, which di Dysentery, 1159 Commissioner of Alms House Resignation.—A Commu- nication was received from J. H. Cook, Commissioner of his resignation. Alderman Diyver meved to lay the communication on hoped that Mr. Cook’s health would ificulty having arisen between Mr. Cook and some members of the Board of A: in relation to some contract: was the cause of his resignin a resolution of confidence in ance of the office,—Carried. An amended ordinance was pa lating the hours of attendance at the Police office, f April tothe month of September in each year, from seven o'clock A. M. to seven o'clock, P. M.: and from the months of October to March from eight A. M. to four o'clock, P, M. Ordinance infavor of grading and repaving part of Broad and New streets—Adopted. Mrs Bustle, Clarissa Robinsow tal of $150,000 to $170,000 after payiug-all it: >: ri FON ECTORS i ense of, 53 Tuflammation "of b ammation of chest, jammation of lungs, mmation of stomach 4; In- farasmus, 15; M 1: Serofala, 2; Small m, 1; Teething, 4; the Alms Hous oe (= he Pouca cod order eal Keep ll imuprope ‘Tickets Fift erformance to commence at the table—Carried. $3,202,141 11,533,018 The leading features of the above eleven and six oth- ers previously given compare as follows : soon ce restored. Sor Jose rh W. Duryee, ear and under 4; 1 to 2 Rt. A. Robertson, ears $3; 2to5 12; Sto 10 to 50 13; 50 to 60, 10; 60 y 30, 19; 30 to. 40 24; 40 80 to 90, 2; 90 to 100, 1; unknown, 2. RCHER, ‘City Inspector. x 5 to 70, 53 70 to 80. 05 CORNELIUS B: office, Aug. 4, 18 Auth P. Hi h Anthony, P. Halsey, ) . Cook since his accept- VAUXHALL BARNEY WILLIAMS. ;ARDNER. SDAY EVENING, Au; ing during the week. ‘The Barney Williams, Mille jock, Dan Gardner, Ghar! Together with the ACR! ; Jol ven. LAMBER’ DAM, President. Joseph Strong, Searetarys en OY ty Preside INSURANCE, CAN FIRE INSURANBE CC ‘all street, directly opposite tie f i ‘and every even- so in the line of discounts is much larger ts than we expected. The decrease in deposites has been small, but sufficiently large to show that there has been an increased demand for money, over and above the increased amount of discounts. FULTON LODGE No. 66, I. O. or 0. F.G YELE Members of Fulton Lodge, No. 66 are hereby notified Aiall’s Buildings, Brook! taut, “tt o'clock, P.M., to S. Birbeck, at 5 o’clocl No. 295 Pearl see. WAXD PRESION, N. G. ascon, Miss Emmet, I, A Besse NORTH AMERI PANY, No cir Lodge Roon The additional amount of specie on hand, shows an accumulation of strength in the banks, and an excess of importation of the precious metals over the exportation. The receipts from customs at this port for July, 1844 and 1845, were as follows:— Revenur From Customs—Port or New Yorx. Members of the order ia DIRECTORS. David B. Keeler, PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers Street. tape J. STUYVESANT, and ih The Board adjourned. Boanp or Assisrants.— This Board also met last evening, the President, N. Pearce, Esq, in the chair. Reports and Resolutions Concurred in—In favor of working a road in 2nd avenue, from 29th street to 42nd street, and that $1000 be appropriated to defray ex- ARRIS, (the for- ir friends, that they ext, August Sth, FiT, They have pleasure in Hugh Auchincloss, JOLLARS REWARD. D_of Twenty Dolla s will be paid to the person for the recovery of the t was lost overboard from the steam! passage f om Staten I five years of age, had b wine frock coat and Friday Evening to be devoted for their Bi. have secured the service RS_ FLYNN; likewi COHEN, and several New Y 180 appear in attractive pieces. iiparts ofthe house 2s cents. Box Book now rie XHIBITIONS. tH) Extraordinary Attmctions Every iaftemeon This Week. John P. Nesmith, am Augustus Whit Aquita G. Stout, James 8. Dickerson, BERT AINSLIS, P: e) A MR FLYNN, 1844—Receipts for July . 0 veut 1845—Receipts for July . sveieveaectd ve aid by the subscriber rt », or by Mr. Jacob Fash, corner of Greenwich and CHARLES HEISER. GAS FIXTURES. re now prepared to farnish every wellings, stores, public terns are now open, ‘rom the Comptroller, certifying that the account of Joseph Lawrence, City Treasurer, is correct--placed on Decrease July, 1845. . This shows a decrease of about twenty per cent. ‘The value of merchandise exported from the district ven months of the past three In favor of constructing a sewer in 8th street, from 3rd avenue to avenue A. jation.-A communication was received from ok, Commissioner of Alms House, tendering his resignation on account of bad health. Office No. 61 Wall sir» on 6h eal st E Capital Stock of this C: rior to commencing bu in undoubted securities in the city of New York. had accumulated a large surplus at the tim: of enable them to meet «!] ey now offer ample security to all them. ~ DIRECTORS. Ling E of New York for the first years hes been as annexed. Vaue or Exronts—Pont or New ND r ty of Gas Fixtures, for boil ngs, ke ,&e. An assortment of at their new store, 271 Broadway, corn streceived, per ship Siddons, a sp! FANNY FAIRFIELD! OR, THE RUINED VILLAGE POETESS. A TALE. RY PROFESSOR WILSON. “Lights and Shad i The performance will commence wonderful Feats ot ‘I hrow: Mr. Gardaer will introduce bi : | do ever Mr. Whidock will do his Bul OF* Intermission of 15 minutes between every Part for Pro- Papers from Board of Aldermon, Resolutions, §c. con Petition of George Douglass, and others, to fenced. Communica- king an appropriation of $3287 Yonx, Jan. 1 To Ava. 1. 45. ip did assoitment of wonderful Dog Rella, who will their losses promptly. who may insure wi have lots on Seventeenth street tion from Comptroller, for schoo! rents. That 24th street and 25th street, from 2d Avenue to Kast River, and Ist, between 25th and 26th streets, be 84: seeee parila comotive and relate his Amusing Medley Overture nian Chorus—“Old Joe ‘rom the orde: asking permission to erect a stage in Washington Parade Ground for celebra- Boston Edition of one of the most af- nthe English langnage. Prof. Wilson is lackwood’s Magazine, l-auies recently col'ected, are quite as popular as kling articles of Macauly. h Long years. ago, we re: $12,172,960 The particulars of the exports for Jul ing the destination of the merchandise exported, and dis” Is engaged in the carrying That tho American Institute be allowed three months 'y, this year, show fo remove irom their present rooms over the Marine in—all the members voting in fe well reme uber Non-concurre: tinguishing the flags of v D. F, CURRY, Secretary. 27 wi HARTFORD FIRE aS COMPANY. ney Office No. rt BOARD “OF DIRECTORS “4 call at their New York insurance on reasonable ny. and their eaution in trade, will be found in th Commence or Hx Pont of New Yous, Jur, 180 Value of do- Value of fo- _ mestic articles. reign articles. Shipments in American vei i it will be right joyfully 'wel- been perverted by the gew- In favor of constructing cells in prison at Easex Mar- Board adjourned. Police Intelligence. Pouce: Orrice, August 4.— Stealin, R. Hallowell, arreste: policecharged with stealing nine silver watches from Caleb Morgan, 31 Chatham street. act of crossing the ferry on his wa Eight of the watches recovered and identified. Stealing Jewelry and Dresses —Officer Davis arrested Mary Ann Gilbert,charged with stealin, dresses, value $16, and several other arti and jewelry from Serrissa Sands, 4 North Moore street. thiopian Pazod; Negro Breakdown, e Please send in their orders BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., 22? Broadway, New York. TO MERCHANTS, YOUNG GERMAN, lately arrived here, is perfectly well h the ‘trench language, (hi for several years),and who has also a good knowledge of language and book-keeping, wi ‘ing or sipping house. e wou'd agree to invite owners of Arency, No: 67 Wall by officer John Crowe, 4 © are well understood oman Prepared promptly to pay their losses offer abundant securit; was caught in the the recent fire, but to y to Philadelphia. aving resided in elebrated Cannon Bi Every thing announced will fictitious names put on our bills FRIDAY AUGUST: mr 1015, , AUGUST sth, 1 Benefit of the | Celebrated And last HE ACROBA’ OFvick oF ite Jnrrgaaox Inevnasex Ci HE Stockholiem of this Company are r to receive x number of Present value of their stock. Stockholders residing out of the elt convey their intention by post, to Gro T. Horr, Sec’y. Penican Mutvat Insurance Comp: 19th Ji eir respective shares, or to rec sh es equal to th Acrobat Family. ‘but one of the season. FAMILY. grateful to the pl toher dependencies. In British vessels. . a other foreign vessels. Court Intelligence. Mantne Court.—Beforo Justice Smith.—Gruise rs. inti sold at auction 30,000 segars, which Plaintiff authorized an auctioneer ars, subject to Y’S MAGNETIC BATHS. ABINEAU, at the foot of Desbrosses street, calls the at- tentioa of the Medical Faculty. to his Electric 4 Baths, just introduced into his establishmer InUnited States vessels ai the defendant bought. to sell them for “ Havana dos Amegos ‘A sample of them was es the day, and at the sale, and the segars were sold by suc! which defendaat bad every opportunity ‘to ex- ‘The segars turned out to be German segars, ery, who superin- tends the Galvanic Battery of Morse’s Telegral JAS. W. McK NIGHT, ENTAL GARDENER. novel entertainments will be presented. or full particular; ILL GREA'TE! TO BE WITNESSED FREE, ™, losses of this Company by the 1a an Ni LYTIES In. Swedish vessels. to payment of : re and Marine i lahat LANDSCAPE kinds —_—_—_—_—_ LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SS ‘Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) ' S. Horer, Wasuineton, Aug. 4, 1845. ! Rucy and Nice Little Chapter. The work of rotation, or of proscription, aceord- ing to whig lexicographers, now in full and inexo- rable operation, (saving the old auditors,) is turning loose upon the community a body of men, who will doubtless fight like Trojans for the Whig ticket in 1348. There are some very judicious removals, and some very hard ones-~and there are also some try- ing disappointments. We could name a number of cases of good men and true, held in abeyance for several months, who have been finally non-suited by the appointment of other names to the offices they had in anticipation. Some of these applicants have been on expense here, at the hotels, since March last; and thus to lose their time, their pros- pects, and their loose cash, is next to the shower bath of an unexpected turn out from a $1200 clerk- ship. We have told you, or rather Father Ritchie has, in glowing praises, of Mr. Cave Johnson’s magnifi- cent Philadelphia carriage. We now learn that the Secretary of State has ordered one from the same place, of the same sort. If this be so, we shouldn’t wonder to see the example tollowed. by Mr. Ban- croft, Mr. Mason, and even by Mr. Marcy. It will be good for trade to follow up this business, but not altogether appropriate to the simplicity eracy. The example of the President, in the and ostentatious furnishing of the hite House, is rather the fect tae which should be followed. We could’nt ride comfortabl in a carriage which had cost us a round th while the body of the democracy are trudging in the hot sunshine on foot. We go for the example of republican simplicity, and unsophisticated homespun. i We are pained to learn that the interesting, youth- ful and accomplished daughter of the Major General is lying seriously afflicted with a pulmonary affec- tion, at the Georgetown Convent, whither she has fled as a refuge from the strifes and follies of the world. We may take the Ebony to say, that ona visit from her father, who aske happy in her retirement from the world, she an- swered that she was happy, grateful and r 3 His reply to this, was worthy the soldier and the man. “ ‘then, my child, am I.” The reader, whose heart is in the right place, cannot fail to be moved by she reflections which incidents like this must awaken. ¢ We have had some distin, ed arrivals within a few days past. J. E. Eldridge, of Texas, at Cole- man’s. Hon. John M, Mason, of Virginia, at Ful- ler’s; Hon. John B, Weller and Hon. George C. Dromgoole at Brown’s, and R. Chilten, of Virginia, at the United States. We expect the Hon. George Sykes, of New Jersey, every day now, for he is still talked of for commissioner of the public build- ings, although some of the executive household oc- cupied the pew of Major Noland ce incumbent) yesterday at the Presbyterian church. Demo- her if she were ‘There were fine rains in this region yesterday, which will do much in the partial redemption of the corn crop. In our next, we shall give you the movements among the democracy for the campaign of 1848 and of the views we shall take, we chelle tical examination. Puitapecrnia, August 4, 1845. Southwark has been restored to quiet, though a very lenge a cri- bad spirit is afloat. The native authorities, who produced all thi isorder, are boasting, through their organs, of having, with the assistance of the Sheriff's posse, and with the countenance of the police of the adjoining dis- tricts, ‘succeeded in partially quelling the disorderly propensities of a few members of a solitary fire company, They don't mention that in so doing they were silly enough to strike at the orderly portion of their fire de- partment. A number of attempts were made last to set fire to several places for the purpose of raising the alarm of fire, butthey were frustrated. The perpetra- tors escaped to make another attempt upon more a opportunity. Excellent police of Southwark ! Most effi- cient guardians of property and terror to evil-doers ! The commissioners of the district this morning resolved to purchase apparatus, and for the future hire their own fire department as a portion of the permanent police. ‘The ruins of Mr. Hughes’ hay press are still smoking. Last night the smoke and the odor of burning hay spread all over the city, the wind being southerly. ‘The weather is very warm, but so long as it continues below the point we are perfectly For the last wee! yd. very large business was done in tocks, and prices generally advanced, State 6’s, in par- ticul real rf To-day the business exhibited the e appearance, and pri well maintained. pri In State securities transaction: much the same rates as on Sasurda; said of Wilmington Railroad shai } better than at the last quotations. Sales of Stocns at Philadelphia. Avo. 4.—First Boarp—$1300 Ches & Del 6's, 7 SrataGi 77,885 she Wilmingion, 15; $5,008 ii 4; $300 Lehigh m, TS ds:6 P-Powuship 2854; 10 San te mington RR 15. t which it attained a few days in July, were , at pretty "The fina wey be Texas notes were oe Wilmi 6’s 65; 23 shs Planters’s Bask Tena Gu: 200, Walingtsn, Kit s°0 5 de 13; 100 do do cash 15. Boston, Aug. 4, 1845. Your political correspondents from this city seem to be getting rather negligent of late, and frequent disap- pointments are the consequence, when the columns of with which your paper is inspected, for the purpose of jority” himself contrives to get hold of a copy of the Herald every day, through a ‘cenfidential source, and I Boston. Some of the just strictures which have appear- ed in that quarter, have disturbed his pious equilibrium Work done by the day, month W. W. DIBBLE, Sceretary. PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., jo. 65 WALL STREET. repared to pa’ tated by the ef justed. and Marine risks will be taken es usual. ‘SIMEON BALDWIN, President. ‘old as Havana, and defendant refused to take | In U.S. vessels to Ham- Defendant insisted that the owner was bound by the representations of the auctioneer. sentations were a warrantee that the segars were as re- presented ; of if they were inot, the: ractised, and in either case the defendant would not be The court decided that the law was, where goods were sold by sample, and the purcha- ser had every opportunity to ascertain what the sample was, that the sample, and not the representations. gov- ‘That these representations amounted, in the eye of the law, simply to that praising an aiticle which is 'y amongst venders, and well understood by That the doctrine of caveat em; Judgment for piaint! id warranted goo! for improving new m reasonable term: Grant Thorburn, 576 , 264 Grand street ; wally attended to. vET’ HOUSE, VERY FAIR AFTERNOON roprietor has effected an engagement, ‘anine Theatrical Family, consistin; als, who perform the and Polka, Grand Courtier Dance, Playing upon the Guitar, Dame at her Spinning Wheel, nd the Learned Ape of Brazils on the t of the Ethiopian Min-trl, 5 oa ‘That such repre: ornamental style canbe had o were a deceit on demand, all Greave, 5 John street, will be ponet THE BOND ST: 663 Bi In Bremen versels. . In U, 8. vessels to ound to take them. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Carrtan, 200,000 Doi Al Fulton street, Y is prepared to take New York on favorable terms, having lost by the recent fire only about ten per cent of th house has been newly papered and paint between 60 and 74 room: pantries attached—| erners and others ¢ noire and confusion of an Hotel, will have every attention paid to their comfort and conveni-nce. Office , 1s CONPAN Rain the city of ingle gentlemen cable in this case. ff for value of prodigiously, and led him to wish more than once that the Herald are searched for Boston letters. It is parti- cularly amusing to be at the Custom House when the carrier makes his daily visit, and witness the eagerness ing what is said of the inmates of that famous seat of harmony, union, and solid comfort. The great ‘one ma- am told is much relieved when he finds that no allusion is made to his official conduct as Collector of the port of the devil had had the collectorship before he had underta’ vee cath is, Morton has exhibited traits of character The trath is, Morton has ex! fe he took this place, which would have disgraced the veriest cold-blooded tyrant that ever held sway. He was once a judge, and the rights and liberties of many of his fellow men were in his hands. Judging the man by his present qualities, I am not at ail sure but it is the duty ‘cf the commonwealth to = an uncol pardon at once to a {hore cons were incarcerate au : {eit to add insult to injury, the very letters of dis- missal which he issued, contained as a falseh as was ever uttered, and was evidently intended to wound the feelings of those to whom they were addres- segare less the amount they brought on a re-sale. pital. Will be paid on liqui- ie losses sustained by thi One of them has been put in my hands, and as! Gexenat. Srssiovs—Bofore the Recorder and Alder- REAL ESTATE MARKET, E. C. FINN, Secr. n Sicilian vessel hipm’ts to other believe it has not been publis! J.B. Parts, Acting District Attorney. Grand Jury—Tho following gentlemen compose the Grand Jury :—Charles P. Brown, Andrew H. James Benson, Robort Cunningham, ‘Thomas ‘Thomas Edward, Shepherd Knapp, Thomas H. John Mollard, James L. Moore, Charles W. Cornelius Oakley, Isa Williams, Alexander M Calendar for Augus coat Ph Bl ie Brooxiyn, July 21, 1845. : ‘armi ‘Total shipments of goods... ly invite the attention very good, and at the same time very 8D AY, Angus: 6th, at half heats, best 3 ind, under the 3 st « P.M.—Purse $90, mile le. Geo, Vaxdenburgh enters: 8. Coo hg IN NCE. HE. BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO. will insure A. buildings aud merchandize against loss and damage by fire in New York, at their office, u streets, near the Ful The capital of this company i made t0 the following but, firm of E. DH. Wot Spottord, ‘ileston & 3 &S. W, firm J, Pettit & Co... 134 Pe: Total exports in July... .. It will be observed by the above table that the value of the exports from this port, for the first seven months of 1845, compared with the corresponding period in 1844, Considering the very great change in the export trade of the country this year com. pared with the last, the value of merchandise exported f the first quality, in 9 high Fulton and a state of cultivation, frait of the best kinds; with ¢wo li taal deamon eal I. Colby, C. Weller, th > ling house, three barn Brook omely situated in Morrisville, the’ County.reai NOY. twenty miles from Utienrprice lyn. ts unimpaired by the recent ssaultand battery, 1; attempt to commit arson, 1; forgery, 3; burglary, 6; grand larce- ny, 13; receiving stolen goods, 2; attempt to commit pe- ntlemen, directors of for further infor was only $145,966 les 2d—300 acres, in Fai ‘nis, on the banks of th Potuinae River, adjoinio i, on the banks of the autitul estate of Mount Ver- nt Washington—Price $3,750 cres of excellent Jand, SION DOWN THE DELIGHTFUL, EXCl LOWER BAY. Street ; Paul Spoffor Woter street; Amos Pearl street ; Joseph Pettit, ‘rand Larceny.—Robert Morris, alias South- ; It is as follows 1— oagin Beiieving that the public interest will be pro- ed as convicts, who ed, I will send youa ver- ted by a change in your office, I have to inform you that your duties ss —~—-for this district, willcease om he — inst.” ; Tanne inclined to institute a comparison between the official competency of those removed and those appointed in their places, though from what I can learn, a full examination would not show a very great im; 1080 provement in this particular. There which must not be overlooked in connection wi changes, and it is one in which the people are inter- ested. ination into the accounts of the Custom mayed, was now placed on trial indicted for id very favorably | v ees port this season, has been unusually large House for the two months, will show that the simple WILLIAM ELLSWORT Atrnep G. Stevens, Se a _Dated Brooklyn, J peared in evidence that he app livery stable keeper, 72 Read streed, on the a horse and wagon to eard of for some time ed $that the wagon New York—will be sole gar making materials, for $1,500. fall description of these KF Chautiuque Count Last year, up te this time, the exportation of cotton from excellent opporti this port was much larger than it has been this s and the exports of provisions were also much larger, nity of enjoyin , 1844, and hired re is 1 The new and commodious steamer pt PH. Smith, on Tuesday Alternoo ave the foot of Warren street N. dress, po BURFUM &'C, UK, July 19, 1845. ‘ommercial of Satu ANTED—By a gentleman, board in a private unis ERSON INSURA! ificat f the selfish will of one man (Marcus Mor- fen) has already taken from the Government, and conse. quently from the people's poc! e hand: three or four thousand dollars. if removed, are allowed to recei where no boarders are taken. Address, by letter, L. to Herald Office, ANTED—One or two journeymen Peuell O Who understand workivg in omm ended, will find constant employ Apply at 113 Chestnut street, PI al lw*r was in! hiladelphia—the horse was found inWashington, where it had been sold by Southmayed for a gold watch and $40. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the @ state prison for three years. Notwithstanding the decrease in the exportation of these staples, the aggregate value of the exportation has been pretty well sustained. Imponts axp Exports—Port or New Yorx, Jax. 1 10 Canal street at a quarter re 3; and Pier No. LN. jammond street, at 2: “ o'clock, making the above exeursion; returning tothe city by posed, will amount to about $100,000. ‘The company c uusiness of insupance a OFFICE OF JEFFER: court sentenced him to hole Excursion, 25 cents. PXCUKSION TO THE FIL: EXCUKSI get ment and liberal wages. GE_W. SIMONS. New Corroy.—The first bale of this year’s crop reached this city on Monday evening, via the Cen- SON INSURANCE CO., SHING BAD 50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. EVE 1 year, provided their Sine a Several of this class were d received their full pay although the ployed only a part o! the year on whicl entered. For eight months services, fo e, some of them got the entire salary, $1500, when, had the: staid the remaining four months, the Government would "ANY continue to insure inst I mn goods, wares and merc’ lise, and also, “pAREC TORS. tral railroad. It is from the plantation of Mr. Isaac West, of Houston, the gentleman who hi this market for two or three years past. A sample has deen leit at this office, where it can be # ‘We understand it was Macon at 10 1-16 cents, and forwarded to Co. for shipment to New York, and was immediately on its receipt put on board the bark Ronaldson, which ves- sel sailed yesterday. The first bale of new cotton reached this market last year, from the plantation of the same came Mabey, will make an anks every Tuesday, Thursday and wing Hammond pero at 844 o'clock, t excursion to the F. WANTED sent the first bale tc T CLARK¥’S & STEVAN'S Temperance Intalligence Office, 9534 Duane street, subscriber: A testant Servants and others, both white and colored, of good . The subscriber pledges himself to precure the shortest notice, f the first families in the country. ember—95%4 Duane street two doors west of Broadway, ion Temperance Intelligence Orie. ports... .$10,007,217 8 for some Koo% It will be seen by this that there has been quite on improvement in the foreign trade of this port. There has been a still greater improvement in the foreign trade of the sountry. The excess of imports into this port, and staple ia good. Hay Leek eath Mr. Clarke's office ished gratis; and line: 5 f OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS— Few eee karof fist of August —The James Ki, Holines, Jahn Fe Stor favorite. packet punctually as above, have had their services without additional cost. The persons who took their places are, of course, paid their tull compensation, and hence this unnecessary waste of the public funds, amounting in all, as [have already stated, to between three and four thousand dolla: Should any of the new officers go out five or six mont hence, they too would draw a y pay each, and thus this loss to the Government would be greatly inci Surely Mr. Morton will not claim that the “ public 1843, was $29,569,277, and in Thomas Morrell, according to present ap- gentlemen, on the Slat July ; in 1849 on Mat August sin} 1611 61° 569 a90 ‘This yen LONG ISLAND CAMP MEETING. Caleb G, Tanis, int rv “ promoted” by such an arrangement. : ‘Xt Washington, ast am informed from a very reliable 1842 on 10th August ; and in’ 1341 on the 27th of August. Savannah Georgian, July 30. fa Warren Tracpy Casi Johu C. Merritt, Gronar T. Hore, Secretary. ket ship has accommodat on earances, the balance against us on the trade of this MAS whiter gr cond cabin and steerage, naurpasted by any rort, will not exceed thirty-five millions of dollars, snowing a decrease of ten millions. The balance against HE followii cAMP MERLING reetenen re Bales for the CAM , August Lith, Disrosrp or. —The al her on board foot of and all Baggage ource, Morton's course meets with almost universal condemnation. If he ever had any reputation there as a discreet politician, it has all vanished now.— Bosides, it is now known that he resorted to the be Three Shillings each ¥ ay rs? baggage) to “SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. E have still on hand a | is, comprising cloths New Jersey Court of Appeals, afier being occupied during the whole term wit the case, on Friday ofirmed the judgment of t preme Conrt, on tho various questions raised by the risouers—Mersrs. Vroom and Dayton, death passed upon them, is thus Doyond reversal, by the decision of tl Sa that the prisoners, Jos. C: 'W. Parke, will be executed according te Tuesday the 224 day of August inst. of Pardons, compri the six judges o taken without additional 98 Sutil deren. betnad cf Bex TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF —~ ACKETS, us in our foreign trade of 1844, exceeded the total value ot the imports in 1843, The exports of specie from this district this year, have been about two hundred thousand dollars 1 he corresponding period las: Jan, Ist to Aug, Ist, has been as follow: assortment of seasonabl i iguiary Tighe fabric o> le mill nally and Marvels from Farmingdale, regular Passenger nd ting, to have ses counsel of the cr "Cho judgment of bi biked iiay Li i Y tar Lai ubgcribers have established azegutar Li first day of each mont il from New York omn eston Ist November next PUBLIC, Captai from irk Ist October next, and from Galv Brig G. B. LAMAR, it The value shipped from hviuld be on the spot from ten to. twenty mi- ime of the Cars leaving, asthe C Pointed, ‘viz t—Leave. Brooklyn at 7 o’elock in the morning, and at 3 o'clock ir, Jr. and Peter Drapers and Tai Broadway. American DAGUERREIAN ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT, Importer of # for sile, at a cheap pr unloss the Court ig the governor, the chancell id the Court of Appeals, (which has just confirmed the sentence of the Court below,) should in- terpose, which is o'clock Loed'g) * leave Farmingdale at ¢ before 7 o’clock and ‘Tho heavy shipments of specie last y le at X,befare 7 o'slock and from the Ist of Aug. to Dec. 31st, for which period the exportation amounted to $5,062,983, ‘This y ments are not likely to be anywhere near that amount. The amount of tells received on the Erie tO 8a Sera rt eston Ist Decem- farcely probable. Nck.—By a letter from Pensa- l 283d, we learn that the wold sail in a few days, destination unknow: ic Navar Lwretite from Galveston Ist Jann cols, dated on the t ’ Captain _Norriss, to sail from New York eoater nart, ann from Galveseon It . there will be one of the Committee present, rossest deception in order to carry out his private ates} by Tepret nting democrats whom he wished to remove as whigs, and by assuring those whose inction was necessary,.that the changes which he proposed, re the result of the most deliberate con- i itation with all sections of the Democratic party, and were suggested solely, with reference to the harmony and success of the Democracy! If such representations fas th ere made (and it is of course well known at ‘ashington w! er they were or not,) more down right falsehoods were never uttered,: for it is a fact be- yond dispute that in the policy he has a, onl: controlling principle gratificat of his own revengeful feelings to' is thon var ee nomination of his favorite candidate for the 1. 1, as he pretended, he had consulted the true interests of the Democratic party, he would not now find himself and i road not to exceed two hi Buffalo, the number of bouts cleared, with the aggregate be reduced at all stopping quantity of four and wheat shipped from Buffalo east posed to be for the coast of Texas or Mexico ular succession. Tripoli, Rouge, Ro A general order had been rend in which the President = jen on the Fond, to Lg tha dy These vessels are al course openly denounced by e' t in N dal al nor wou: 1 of superior class, havi jtous, are ably coma ranet ngcommodationy ie iveight and pesoagers er the lowest So. will be the established efficient attention to the bu: ‘iness directed to them; and also a M UI Ll Grows Morocco Cases DARA a a and 151 Broadway, corner of Liberty st , ups STUART, HAIR DRESSER. ARLES J. STUART, L ing "There will be no Bi Iacketers allowed within the be taken to the Depot, South Ferry, Brook- ignst (th, between the hours of 4 at ameage will be taken to the Camp Ground of the United States tendered his thanks to the officers under Com. Connor, for the they had evinced durin, ip Potomac had sprung a from tho opening of vigation to the Ist of August, for the past six seasons are and crews of the vessels Burr. Flour, bbls. Whe MLS single Democratic press to e: nar this, happened to travel with Me. orien a oN ‘ay to the Baltimore gh na Ma Ba Mod bing i Nout and “who ould not be nomina- wonder at what has will be pu Up by the Committee, if desired, at 50 Subscribers, will be regu: Bhs eg And Shippers ray ‘The Treasurer of Berks to tax collectors and the publ: high County Bank will not b m payment of State or County taxes, surer has also refused to take them, under the control of Moses ¥, Beach, of Sun.—Philadalphia Gawette, Mug. 4, county has given notice ic, that the notes of the Le- e received at th ¢ free from commit 1 Galyeston to tranship éargo, from th rly for cording to ruc: edo thecare of William Hendley and Co., airs, where they. will, fi lnsly forwarees, ready todo anything in @ of business witl W 00k. =i p00 bs. Bi d Fleece, washed and unwashed, just Tanding, en Ne by x. Gouuiys £ CO. ‘ease ine ‘ory item in this table is a very large Percent. In tolle a little less than $90,000, in the num- ber of boats cleared 440, in Aour 914,609 barrels, in on. the New York For freight or paasage, was Wer & NEILSON. No. 91 Front street, Ne' Hinds himse’ uve will, indeed an unfortu 0 a representative o miletake, from th congeqne' nol soon recover