The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1845, Page 3

the opening of navigation to the 15th of Aug’ been as annexed : Canat Touts, Sypte or Naw bone frat of Foes wi as Gauls nk aE le RAN’ N, a6 Binet ar Rbiors. WANT! CLARKE’S & STEVAN’S Temperance Intalli ?, fice, 95}¢ Duane street, subseribers tor s01 testant Servants and 10N NOTICE AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE, FRENCH OPERA. Wl tonne at teeeloeming sam ot Te persia d acts 0 ee re PRGBERT Le DIABLE. M’lle Desjardins, who has been especis occasion, will perform the part A HE UNDERSIGNED, c publican, a daily paper pul fully suggest to the merchants, manufacturers aud ho! oh ith lished in Bt Lent A, ©. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. Al ell this morning at + street—Kifth Fall rs, the Importance of advertisin, in that paper asame ir business from wat section of the Trade Hardware Sale August 13th, the oldest paper published west of the lation, and is geners!ly- f Missouri. Uhnows, nives and Forks, Pocket Ki ws, Razors, Shears, &e, ke. ie and fancy goods. ¥ R00 , of g imself , AMrrClarkesofce xe in the country. tisiag im a paper dail mem ber—9534 Duane street. two doors west of ivedway, Washington Temperance Intelligence Office. receipts at all the offices | is to 1 to the Ist inst, this year, compared with last, has beena| 2 puudersigned can be found at th Locks, Hinges, Butch- the hours of 1d and 3 every day this week, roton Hotel between Stephen Coeuriot LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, Pending Elections. By the Southern mail of last night, we have re- ceived the following additional returns :— Ivpiana Exgction. Fourth Congre Wayne County. . .. Tish Sheathing Copper, comprising & from 16 to 30 oz..of ver; E. K. COLLIN: OPPER-200 cases Es complete assorunent ity, for sale by abre J, ANDERSON. h pressure—new—! oors: 7 0" * C hol pore open ato! ‘clock, and the Curtain wil STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE—Hi jeen horse power, with boilers, metalli engine is warranted 'to saw four thousan rind 150 bushels of corn to fine meul i bs. of anthracite coal. Some of the small replaced in a week two hundred dolla: 218 west 2ist street. REWARD,—LO; tween the South canvass TRUNK Lea tosioaal 56 South street. WINE.—300 bales Bridport Seine, Herring and Gill Net ‘Twines, comprising a complete assortment from 5 to at care expressly for this market Catalogues are wow ready. UTORS’ SALE —On Tuesday, the 19th day of Au- ‘ust inst., at 11 o'clock, A. M., the unde: lie Auction, at No. 179 Water street, in the city of articles, Somposing {rise precisely at ~ BOWERY THEATAL. Tuesday Evening, A * ed 12th, L ls Mrs Sutherland The security of the surplus revenue, whenever there is one, and the public money at all times, has been a very important item in the administration of the government of this country, and one that has created a great deal of difficulty and derangement in the public finances. Many millions of the public money have been lost on account of the defective system of deposites; and the difficulties rsigned will sell in ten hours, with 750 parts have been abstracted, whie $100. Sale absolute, Necessity compe! meno with . : Je on very reasonable terms ee COLLINS & & E ALABAMA from Glasgow. Vessel will please take notice that she is dise if . WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South st. the stock iu trade of the late sale will be continued. the same street, at 3 0’cloek, mises No, 179 Water stres tt No, 18) Eighteenth M. Also the unexpired lease of the pre- Years aud 9 months from Ist Au- INGLIS, LLINGSWORTH, LEAN, ST on Monday last, somewhere be- a weneral order al is of 98, ouer aire 4238 Smith’s maj, in the District . .1662 Clay’s majority in this district was 1491. We have a few scattering returns from counties in the in ihis county. heretofore experienced in obtaining suflicient “security, or in fact any security at all, from the depositories for Painted on the end. ‘The trunk contained children’s clothes- Executors of William Shaw, deceased. ‘The above reward will be paid upon the return of the trunk, me THOS. BELL, Aucti OOL.—17,000 Ibs. Blood Fleece, washed and unw ushed 340 over Owen, dem. ts, at the office of the Long Island Railroad Com- just landing, and for sal the amount on deposit from the government, have placed WANTED—A sinall HOUSE, with four rooms le by K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South at Crawford county. —Wi ilson | 99 over Owen, dem. the public money, in many instances, in imminent danger* rooms and a kitchen, in a Fortunately no loss has been experienced, recently, an? such a favorable result can be principally attributed to the general prosperityof the times,and the great abundance o. money. Had the pinching times of 1837 and ’33 in com! mercial affairs come upon us, when the public deposite: were scattered over the country in fifty different depo: tories, without the least security, or the slightest gua. Tanty of safekeeping, farther than the resources of the depositories were concerned, there would have been serious embarrassments produced in the government | CAST OFF CLOTHING & ADIES OR GENTLEM! cast off Clothing offfurnit ¢ a liberal cash price, by. ‘ost or otherwise) at his ITURE WANTED. Mrs Sergeant | Mel Mast W Yeoman (-7~ Lower Boxes 50 cents; Pit and Gallery, 128g cents. 01 count, 208." Clay's majo Noxtn Carotina.—The following is the vote in five of the ten counties of the 9th Congressional Distriet :-— Outlaw, (W.) Briggs, (D) tay. uh: rege, (D) LASTS, LEATHER, AND FES DENGS: i hia Light Onl Leather, Philadelphia Moroceo, . B.—A first rate lot ofMr. G. Macheu’s for sale at 295 Spring street, near ee ond and Third Tiers, 25 cts.; | will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at | FOR SALE—An old established HOUSE, now doing a good and increasing busi Itcontsins bedrooms to accommodate thirty loc sted in the centre of the business port of the he reat is less than six hundred dollars, One thous »nd cash wiil be required, ed not m ke application, tern, Paliedelphin Ras Washington street, WARR TO CAPITALISTS. ARE CHANCE—' safe and profitable worship for fd Eemanu- 8, ent. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladies at their re dence, ifrequested. MISS i. ELLIS, FESSOR AND TEACHER of DANCING, from begs to aunounce her intention of visiting New ‘¢ instruction during the month of Septemb able and eleg CASTLE GARDE. GPAdmission 25 Cents..09 Great Musical Attraction! ie eneb and Heiser Grand Entertainment! ug, August 12th, ietors respectfully announce ‘hat they havi | Pasquotank, | Perquimons. having the needfu Je will remain op -T’o invest a capital ofabout by erecting al AY i ngregation of this cit between Bowery aud East Ravi 90n streets, for that purpose. | Northwmpton. | Camden. . ..”, | office, with re sl natn, 4EACON COURSE, AND TROTTING. Tucsday Kve: dancing in Paris avd at | Queeu Victoria. Also the newly improved Ruyal ghts, th: P ttheimer & Brothers, 87 Beave: Operate Troupe, .o favorably kaown and received at Palm These same counti finances, and some reduction in the revenue. culties of 1840 and 1841, would have been again experi- enced, anda complete derangement of the financial af- airs of the goverument, the result of the carelessness luture ndvertisements, present addressed to Miss E. at the he perfomance wil! commence by A Musical Iitrodue: After which the Meck Opera will! S -M-AM-"ULL-OLt. Taken from La Somnambula, with ail the original music. he Orch play: MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, » aia La Bs fe) 37 MAIDEN LANE, NY. ‘ers of Ornamental Hair | VINE *itt.NCH BOOTS FOR $350, CITY MADE—For tity they are equal to. those sold in other dress Boots made to order style and durab. and now they give the whi 563, showing a clear loss o} formerly represented’by KensnethRa: e above counties in 1843 was tire District 848 Wi inthe management of the public money. The present TF latermissou of Half an Hour for Promenade and tetresh | Secretary of the Treasury has, so far as the act of Con, gress in relation to the deposits, will allow him, been regulating the depositories, requiring, and in every in- stance obtaining security for every dollar loaned to any institution or any private banker. He has placed the sur- plus revenue of the government in as safe a position as possible, under all circumstances. Government and State stocks have been taken as securities, in every instance, but the complexion of our foreign relations at this time is such as to even create a doubt as to the ultimate safety Ir r, 15 inches tong, y erlasting Curls, and all wholesale and retail. N. B —The trade supplied on reasonable terms. E, the undersigned, deem it hece life, as well as recreation, not to be ¢ trade to such a late hour at night, 9 o'clock every evening two months, to commence from this, the for $1.50, equal to those made in other stores for $6 an warrautedto give s tistaction, at YOUNG & J Traperial Boot and Shoe Mautfacturin; ouable Boot and Therange of splendid Cosmoramas wil b e uring Depot, one of the most Shoe establishme: i tlemen shat are in want of a pair of dres: Ving of filty per cen done in the store, HIS DAY, TUESDAY, August 12h, at4 P.M, will for $200, two mile heats, in hame: Aggy Down, bo come off the Purs esterday, between P-y 'y Queen, and Fa ny ately after, Purse $50, mile heal the saddle, for which are entered Fash.ou, (> Doors open et half-past 6 o'clock. Veriormenee to eom mence at 80’clock. NIBLO'’S GARDEN. ng, August 12. popular Comedy of N best. 3 in 5 under Reality, and New- ht excepted) for day of August, VOUNTRY BOARD WANTE / 10 forty miles from New York. the water preferred, Address, post Tuesday Eve Jno. Hutehler, Will be presented the highly Jno. C. Haslett. HARLEM PAKRK—PURS& $30 of the second da; whig, over Tho! NERVOUS MAN RKIVED PER SHIP AN and for sale, 15 bags Canary Seed, ‘aptain on board, p GELIQUE, from A Sid is bean ea the vote of Covi which gives Gaines, w: ‘ts, dem., for Congre: The returns from the Lexington District, at the close show a majority for Garrett Davis, Marshall, dem., of nearly-600, which y will not be decreas vote. .iir. Clay votes in this District; and the Lerington '. Marshall, Proprietors of the Shirt Stores of Chatham street, New York. rre UST PUBLISHED, pa In the event of a rupture in our relations with Great Britain, or any other important power, the value of our public securities would be very much reduced, and the government would be only able to realize a fractional part of their funds in their depositories, from the depreciated securit sion of the Treasury Department. Under the existing system, and in the event of difficulties in our foreign depreciation in the security would deprive the government of a portion of its resources, at a time when the whole would be most wanted. The Secretary of the Mr Chippendale by Misses Celeste aud Partington THE AIS TUTOR. CHURCH'S V T FOR CLEARING AND BEA 3OMPLEXION, HURCH’S VEGETABLE LOTION wi move from the skin all offensive blotch ich detract from beauty and a fi ‘ic has been in extensi' considered an indispensable appen bottles, at 75 cents each, at 188 Bowery, cor “ By the way, to state tnat we saw him upon the ground, fresh in th and buoyant in spirits, with his ready joke and laugh among his farmer friends.” e entire vote onthe first day of the fifth Co: a sional district ‘ABLE LOTION, i UTIFYING THE jntermission of Helf Pas de Deux... t thirty cents, the Fourth Edition, ineteenth French Edition,) ION DESTROYED, a eeable and infalli is jon, without using ei EDNESDAY, Auj Mile heats, be: H. P. To'luton enters b. g. 1.No Vandenburgh enters Woolly enters gr. g. P. Heims enters b. Mae J. Webber enters b.m. Lady Washington. STRIAN CHALLENGE. ree in five, under the 01 URAI ble MEANS, not only of OVE! pletely destroying habitual Consty ngatives, or any artificial means made in France by M. Warton, ; tificates from eminent physicians and other persous of distine-- Sold ae the National Depot of Warton of P m. New York Girl. (L® Ao etiaeut Folee cain good order and Alimited ae of Season Ti Performance te commence at 8 o'clock atteauaace to maine = 2 many years, and i: a y lowed by numerous cer- Cc ner of Spring st ies will be disposed of. MORRIS CANAL OFFICE, Jersey City, August 8, 1615. it) is now Open for n OTICE.—The Morris Can: from Newark to Easton. ‘The rates of toll have been es- HIP LIVERPOOL, Agry, master, from Liverpool.—Con- GARDEN SALOON, NCW) Bintey, Ind. (W) “ao” .) has a jority for Con- Foley,'whig.” Clay had's majong ot Harrison county. aRuArrr whig, has majority was 65. .—Martin, whig, has a majority of rity 408, lay a mejority of 1398, candidate for Congress but It is the District ner,whose majori- '213—und in the en- ‘ne county gives James C. Dobbin, dem., for Con- gress, 665 majority over Haughton, whig. Mr. Polk’s | majority in this county was 667. = Wilmington gives Gen. McKay, dem., a majority of 82 Kentucky Exection.—The returns from Kentucky rincipally of the first aud second days’ voting. the close of the @ majority of 123 it may please the distant friends of Mr. ave Young, Whig, a majorit; Clay’s majority was 443 in the At Louisville, on the close of the second day, Thom- asson, Whig, had a majority over Nuttall, Dem., of 564. In the county Nuttall’s majority was 60. Foe Congress.—The only full returns we have receiv- ed are from Wayne county, in which the whole three days voting stood as follows: Gaines, (W.) 1614; Tib- bats, (Li. F.) 860, ignees of goods by above. a ppadin their a Bios: oF is e 5 4 t offic fi rs sae Ne OF to te SCH. BROTHERS & CO., will confer a favor by Wonderful Novelty! SNING, the celebrated STEYER! s Lovena Neis, Madam E tablished, and printed lists of the same can be had he office, at Jersey City, or at any of the oflices-of the etors on the line of the canal. JOHN J. BRYANT, Cashier. ice, the company have received a eer, hiving charge of that section of the h is as follows:— Paverson, Aug. 8, 1845. ut at Montville, this, mornin; reaching this place ite Paterson, had Roswell L. Colt, The transaction, as related to ine by the gate, 1s as follows: out ten, headed by trict Court of the Treasury has done every thing in his power to secure the safety of the public moneys. The appointment of Mr. Macy to obtain the nece: depositories, isa guaranty that that duty will be per- formed judiciously and thoroughly. This department of the business being once settled, the subject must be left tu the action of Congress. The specie system, as defined sury act of 1840, is 7M Neis, and Mr. J eis, t Boon, the Kentucky Whistler. Shelton’s Brass Bacd will be in attendance during the evening, and perform all the popular 'y security from the Since issuing the above noti report from their canal, a copy of wh Sim—After lea down the line of the canal, and on that the waste gate at the been cut down by order, vernor of the society. ir. Spence, the person N OTLCE—Consignees of goods per ship Clyde, ti 1, will please send their permits on board orth River, or to the office of the subscribers in five days, must be snavoidably. J. HERDMAN & Ci heard of various offers of msburgh, and not n his Dart, does Howing races, to take 20th to 3th September ‘Ist, to run 4 miles for $500; 2d to run 3 miles for the same amount; 3d, to run 2 miles for the same ropositions be excepted, address to left at R. Smith’s within thre days. ILLIAM JACKSON havi : sed by Barlow, of Wil ‘any one to negotiate hereby propose to run said Barlow the fi place on the Beacon C next, ova fair day : Doors open at 7}¢—Performanceto commence at 8 o'clock. 7 Tickets 12! FREE EXHIBITIONS. ELYSIAN FIELDS, EVERY FAIR DAY. R.McCARTY has, at great ex GUERDO, the great and won +r, who will appear for this week only, and go through some «f , and Wonderful Feats of Strength and Agil- Opera House, Paris, before the Royal Family aud Nobles of France. He has also engaged, er, the OPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTER! plendid performances every jadies and gentlemen who t Hoboken after dinner, a most splendid promenade and novel amusement. ‘The following well known and_ cele! Band of Ethiopian ) NER, she only person the negro wench in character, and almoi Also the only rival buil and has no equal in the HOBOKEN. by the Sub-Trea- very objectionsble in many of its features. The security and safety of the public revenue, would even be les than under the State Bank system, with State stock secu. rity. It is stated in the Sub-Treasury act, which passed the House of Representatives last December, that every agent shall give bonds to the government for the safe- keeping of the amounts deposited in his hands—but we have very little confidence in individual bonds. The bonds of nearly every defaulter to the government have proved valueless, and the security considered good has turned out to be worthless. This has invariably been the case heretofore, and under the same circumstance® will be again. An individnal responsible to government for the honesty and strict integrity of another in the employ of that government, may be perfectly good a the time of giving the bond, and may be able to take the necessary oaths, and in one month, or even in one week after,he may be a bankrupt, and unable to pay a single cent to government, in the event of any loss by the non- performance of the agent to honestly fulfil his duties: ‘The parties responsible to government for any of its agents, usually place their property out of reach, in the event of any defalcation. The bonds given for the safe- keeping of the public money in the hands of agents, under the Sub-Treasury law, would therefore be worth no more than so much paper and sealing wax. Both sys" tems are defective, and neither adapted to the nature of our institutions. We have no doubt some very liberal plan for a Nation- as it was said,'o TO TAILORS ire to attain a correct knowledge of Fash- in all its various branches, would do btain Stinemets’ Complete Work on the sub ect, or only, at No. 113 Broad- engaged Monsieur gymnastic perform- ‘WM. JACKSON, to be ppeared, in numb Esq. Clerk of the Di e obtained of the au and ‘son of the Hon. Philemon Dickerson, the Price—from $8 to $19 per Book. ‘0 THE DAGUERREIAN ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT, Importer of French Daguerreotype « Goods, offer for sale, uta cheep price !— 500 Large Daguerreotype Plates, No. 40 and 30. 400 Ounces Dry lodiue. 260 Ounces Bromine, 200 Ounces Chilo! posulphite of Soda, 20) drams Chloride of Goll svieksilver, Tripoli HN the ode useful rs ross Moroceo Cases—a bargain Vi TT BAZAAR, 149 and 151 Broadway, corer of Liberty st., up stairs. c THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. under this system EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. _ | ity, as performe ‘he ROBERT L. STEVENS, Captain R. L. Mabey, will make an excursion to the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thurs- during the season. ond street at 834 o’clock, A E. Dickerson proclaimed that he was the head of the loyed by “the Society for Useful Manufae- o destroy the gate, and let the water out of the canal; proof of this fact, he exhibited a paper which he stated ‘ond of Indemnity from the Society to hold him harm- the outrage he was about to commit, the persons referred to, r. Spence stood by the ga ¢ ing these persous, at their peril, from doing a jury to the property of the Canal Company’, when he was forci- pushed from the groui he gate, with the pos i the cement wall, when oue of the bystanders stated to Mr. 10 submit to such acts of despe- appealed to those present, con- express an opinion upon the +ho were in favor of the Canal d those.in favor of the pretensions peared that the voices ‘anal Company. Upon round, and a per- for one week | ETHIOPIAN ‘ive a variety of new and 5) ing Hi 8%, Pike and Del o’clock—returning to. th furnished gratis. Lines at a siuall charge, CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION TO FORT HAMILTON, CONEY ISLAND & SANDY HOOK BAY, ‘The steamboat WAVE cursions on Tuesday, Wednesd Friday and Saturday, by leavin; East Kiver, foot of Whitehall, at 100° lock A.M. P. M.—stopping at Tompkinaville and Stapleton, Staten Island, for passengers, and landing them on her return. Fare for the excursion 1834 cents. DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION DOWN THE LOWER BAY. LANDING AT CONEY ISLAND EACH WAY, i passengers a fine view of Sandy the Highlands of Ne- 1 Seenery and Fort Has an excellent opportu- the healthful and refreshing sea breeze. after day; accompanied by. the celebrated New lace’s splendid Quadrille Band. w and ¢ ssteamboat DELAWARE, Capt. P.H. Smith, will make delightfal «xcursions down the Lower Bay on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 12th and 13th—leay- ‘arren street, N. KR. et id street, at 2; Canal street at a quart Montgomery street 234; Pike street, FE. R., at 3; i N. R. at 334 0’¢lock—returning to and he thereupon. No.1, N.R., at commenced demolishing the te, protesting agail he city in good ited performers com- da. \d aud Salt of Gold; new article, Rouge, Rotten Stone, Instruments. in Daguerreotype. prise the Operatic MR. D. GARD who personates lefies detection.— hed, with # part of lowing beautiful Dances : ero, El Jaleo de Xeres, Polka, &e. OCK, the great Locomotive Nigger and Spen e that he ought no lon ration and violence, when M sisting of forty or fifty persons, occasion, and called upon those wl Company to say “Ay of the Society to say ‘ D were almost unanimons in f<vor of U this result, the marauders and rioters left Di he arm and led ive, I repaired to the Franklin House, t behind the bar, and took up a pocket a six barrel pistol and put the landlord that he w: accomplished Banjo Player 5 ; “OLD.DAN EMMET, the celebrated Violinist and old Vir- rinny Nigger, who is always on band when their music is pen- ‘CHARLES WHITE, the unrivalled Accordionist and cele- performer: 5 ER JERRY BRYANT on the Castinetts and won- derfal Negro Dancer. ait Grand Elssler Serenade by Gardner and Whitlock, in which have appeared together upwards of 100 nights, at the Mr. Gardner will also introduce the fenvending with the real | Wil sportsmen for a race. No. 61 (late 49) Wall street, continues to Joss or damage by Fire dwellings, » uildings. Also, on Household Furniture, M dize, &c., as heretofore. DIRECTORS. Ph'lip Embury, iis Bees Dickerson came and w. ‘ol case, and took from his p de remarked to to say to the bar-tender that he he had Jeft the ground, for the James McBride, John Moorhead, Joseph Kernochan, Royal Thestre, London. celebrated Cachuch had fired off all the charges after : purpose of seeing how near he versink, and the beauti motive Bulgine, accompa: cations of the 0 ‘laughable and ami Ethiopian Operatic Brot choruses, parodies, refrains, catche Performance to comm THEATRICAL WARDROBE. mall but well selected Theatrical Wardrobe of Dresses and Properties, may hear of a pur- er by addressing a letter directed to E. B. M., at this office. PAKK THEATRE. I shall take measures ear! the removal of tl ave been assailed, another, avd there the gateway in a so that it eannot be removed port at my earliest I ‘was more water going over the dam of day, than there has been at any one nd therefore there was no motive but that of malice iolence committed. Resi y in the morning to fill up the space ‘Thomas Nesmith, in songs, glees, Ke, Ke. York Brass Band, and by W: I think it quite useless to attempt The new and commor fore I shall, upon my own responsi- manent and substantial manner, L will write a more detailed re- er to remark that there the great falls yester- time for the last two JOHN BROUWER, President. NY PERSON havin, GOLD §, SILLIMAN, Secretary. Rosert J. Ditton, Counseland Attorney. OFFICE OF THE CR No. 35 TON INSURANCE CO. Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasnineton, August 10, 1645. War! War! A rumor came into town, via Baltimore, this morning, that Mexico had declared, formally declar. ed, war against the United States; and predicated upon this rumor, it is said that the President, Mr- Mason, Mr. Bancroft, and the Secretary of War. Mr. Marcy, were in consultation to-day upon the instruc. tions, called for in this alternative, to our forces in Texas on land and sea. We think there is some basis for this rumor, from the fact, that although the President and the Cabinet were invited to the dedi- cation of a new Methodist church in this city this morning, none of them were present. To use the languave of Mr. Webster, “there are no Sabbaths in revolutionary times.” The Great Brita may yet have the report, in an extra Herald, to bear to Eng- land, of the defeat by the United States infantry, regiment, of Gen. Arista, 3,000 Mexicans kille taken prisoners, including Arista himself. the faggot of war is once lighted, there is no telling e conflagation may cease. ing in both with ease. Fare 25 cents for the whole Excursion. GRAND EXCURSION AROUND STATEN ee: CONE TUESDAY, Aug. 12, 1815 ipper deck steamer TELE- h permanent awning, street at 1 o’clock; Pike st HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that this establish- iv. Engineer, Se. ment will be opened for the season, on Monday, the 18th of al Bank will be presented to Congress the approaching session. The government must have its revenue entirely under its immediate direction ; it is highly necessary that there should be some system, intimately connected with the Treasury Department, providing for the safe keeping and disbursement of the public moneys, inde- pendent of any of the numerous depositor: subject to the dangers attached to any and every kind of nics’ Bank, in the City of New Yor! e by. the recent fire $35,000 ‘niust them exceed $10, Fire Risks, at fair rates. Adjoining Mech: His COMPAN assets over and above all They continue to insure Mar (Si ed} To Daniel Tyler, Esq., President of the by the Engineer that the damage 4 Monday, the lth instaut, when the canal will be uavigable at that point, use those rash vielators 0! ‘portion to their great offen- J. BRYANT, Cashier. semble in the Green Room, on Thursday at 11 o’clock in the forenoon y next, the Mth instant, alec Wi Herman D Gould, ‘Theodore A Meyer, Lawrence Hill an ; measures have been taken ward Richardson, law to answer for their crimes JOE the course of a few day: nd Boston, and will ve pl ting engogemeuts for All arrangements O'clock; and Pier No. 1, E, of Morris Canal, the whole execu: +e Edwin R Tremain, dal Refreshmeats on board. Should the weather prove unfayo- rable, it will be postponed to the first fair day PEOPLES’ oly id Cinciunati Theaires. MERCHANTS VIGILANC entered into by said J. M. Scott, will be st RGANIZED TO INVESTIGA 1 trade, to prevent frauds aud punish the fraudulent, Orricens. THOMAS TILESTON, President, of firm Spofford, Tileston & Co. T. C. Doremus, Vice President, of firm Doremus, Suydam & Nixon. SSUCIATION, Sruikshank, TE, and expose abuses in oe John T Gilchrist, Suydam jay John B Lasala, Samuel Sherwood, F STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY, AILY—Sundays Excepted- P. M., from the Pier between Old Stock Exchange: 100 Harlem RR 2% do Charles L Vose, B —All letters 8 be post-paid and directed Wm. N to New York Post Office. PAL: a : “ TERESTING and Novel Exhibition and Leeture, hy | against him were slow and limited. $7000 U S& Sis, 59 George C DeKay, on Courtlandt and Libert Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain R. G. Wednesday and Friday Even fH AMERICA, Capra George Whitaker, Jrutienden, will Thomas Monahan, Leonard Appleby, Several hundred persons were collected to witness ladies and gentlemen of the Corps Dramatique will as- | the sport—chiefly gentlemen of the cloth—and men who follow the water, or stay about the markethou- ses, the woodpiles, and the subburban coffeehouses. We never saw a better harvest for, the sickle of the WasuineTon, August 9, 1845. Several gentlemen, last from Baltumore, the flying Indian among them, came on here a few days ago th a good looking horse, and challenged our Mr. J. Walker, one of our butchers, took up the glove ; a match was according- ly made at $500 aside, half forfeit. The race came off at four this afternoon, one mile and repeat. Mr. Brannan, of Pa., entered g. h. Dandy Jim, five years re, the great Ecli Mr. Walker entered b. g. descended on the side of Time—first heat 1:51 ; ly Button, six years old, am from old Sir Archie. Dandy Jim beat- Ik not of sending mi South Sea Islands,while there rictly complied | enterprise of our Christian friends at home. The betting was confined to dollars and half dollars, with a few tens and twenties. Butas the grey horse was suspected of being a singed cat, or in other terms, a blooded nag of the first class in disguise, the bids ter the match there were a cou rey horse taking ROBERT A. WEST, ksq., on Tuesday, August /2th, Davip Wesson, Treasurer, 1845. Signor MUZIO MUZ. of firm D & A. Wi Woonwarn & Dusewnuny, Secretaries, Wileen Burgoyne, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday Evenings at AMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President. : JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President. Nicholas Carroll, Secretarv. Capt Samael C: TO is Buk, | of Bologna, in Italy, the i a 100 shas Farmers? Trust Ch senowenss I Toly Le 0 mt ‘Locomot.o” promises to be advanced in an im- | Ments were for the first time un this | stration ata OMOTIVE, construct- scale as to allow its properties to be practically ted in the Theatre, Abraham Van Nest At o'clock P.M., landing at intermediate places, from the foot of Barclay street ;— Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainard, Il teav~ su Mouday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday After: 50 do, 6 10 Aub & Roch RR. 150 Paterson RR bo 10 Housatonic RR. portant manuer, will exhibit publicly Di D.A. Goshnean of firm Cs) a medel of his AERIAL Lt y,f firm Cooke, Anthony & Mahony. Spears & Vanderhoot of firm Dater, Miller & C rdiaand Suydim, Jr , of firm Suydam, Sage & Co. ‘A, Hurlbut, of firm Swift & Hu firm Underhill & Co, of fics Bowen & McNamee. r, of firm Hosmer & Frederick B. Betts, of firm Smith, Wright & Co. U. B. Brewster, of ian Le- 50 do. 125 Morris Canal 50 do ler, Marine Insp. loyd’s” for the port of New York. INSURANCE. 1 TH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANBE COM- 1 street, directly opposite the Mer- insure against loss by fire nited States, on as favorable terms as any oth- teamboat, NEW JERSEY, Capt. RH. Furey, will leave sday, Thuraday and Saturday Afternoons Passengers taking either of the above Lines wi 1y inample ume for the Moraing Train of Cars for the east = Theodore McNamee, of A ARR fageetaigteree aa fot eal ta coe ivalled on the Hudson ial, are farnished with new «1 25 do do retry, t 100 Stonington RR 50 Reading RR chants’ Exchange, continue to ii 25 do 150 do plain the method by which this machine is guided in the wir th ionaries to the ch a field for the le of half mile scrub races, a g ie premium in the first of these Just as easily as in the regular run. The entertain- arnished with a very striking demon. ight, which was a number of sensible men w! who protested that the company had not assembled it but to run, and that they would not suffer the order of the day to be superceded by any such d—d ‘af | nuisance as an Irish frolic. i After the races, in company with our friend Mr. Marshall Brown, whose horse and tanden moves celerit Freight taken at moderate rates All persous are forbid trustiug any of the Boats of cts i. vithout « written order from the Captains or Agents. poly on board the boats, 01 Joshua P Henry That the pulilic may be issured that the project is uot one of J ty . aggerty, Drajer & Jones. tried agi ywnsend & Brothers. als so frequently offered to captivate the proper here to state tuat it was exhibived held iv Pisa, in Italy wh re im Isise Townseud John Lowry. of firm J. & A. Li Edward Tompkins, of fim Benedict & Tompkins. G-orge D. H. Gillespie, of firm Wolfe & Gillespie. 40 Mortis Canal For passage or freight, 5 tthe affier on the wi KOR CAMP ME ‘The 8 Jonathan Thorne, ms. ETING AT SING SING. te ee rice nih cently elicited entific gentlemen mm this ett T hopes that by means of ext vent, he may find capitalists e..terp metructing a machine ona large seale, for practical ation at Paris, and has New Stock of approval from a 25 shas Harlem RR ch 67 be “ a C Langley & Co. ‘Taveant Putnam, Le Augustus Whitlock, ‘Aquiia. G. Stout, James 8. Dickerson, RT AINSLIE, Pi i 159 shas Farmers Tr Willian Whitewright, Philemon H. Frost, Richard M. Blatehford, John MeBrair, Secrevary. Orrick ov THe JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co., New York, July 24, 1845. Stockholdem of this Company are requested to cail signify whether it be their, res, or to receive a number of m Delancey street street 7s, Hammond ie evening to the city. ay, f i " o Seika. Ma Market Ribitioos. and appea's sirget 34 to 8 o'clock, and return the fare each way 25 cents. STEAMER “GREAT BRITAIN.” IT bei: g impossible bi to the whole commu dis: eo 5 view of the great expense i curred by the owuers in detaming her in order to gratify has been determined to follow the plaa a Y Liverpool, and yther ports, and charge a small sum for admis: heing proposed to the Di tors, and no objecti Merchants who haye not subscribed to the Consti may have aut opportunity to hecome members on any member of the Board of Directors, who wil object of the Assuciation. ¢ doors will be open at half-past7 o’clock. To commence y y be obtained at the Box Office on Tues. clock, where plices in the boxes and day, between 10 Private boxes may also be secured. wi THE BYRON, 157 Broadway, On Monday, August 11th, at Stapleton, Staten Island, SHIP NOTICE. office of the Company an wish to fill up their respective shai shares equal to the present value out of the city are r fall st. ‘HORNE, Pres't. 70s, infant son of James Ewing and Louisa Maria Cooley, aged 11 months and 6 days. ‘The friends ana acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral this aiternoon, August i2th, at 5 o'clock, at the residence of his parents, ut Rossville Staten Island. ‘The steamer Raritan leaves New York, foot of Barclay street, at 3 o'clock, P. M. daily, and touch On Monday afternoon, 11th instant, at 6 o°clock, of liver x. Janes Wanina, aged 61 yoars W. CLARK & CO., CO., Boston, have formed a aut Commiesion bus ss_ in New York, under the firm of 1, K, DODGE, & CO., at No. : ‘correspondeats in all the principal cities and towns in nion, they are euabled to make (Collections of Notes aid Bills of Exchange at the lowest rates and with the utmost "They ore also prepared to purchase all kind Exchange upon the principal cities { points can always be had in sums to suit. hey re peetfully solicit a share of public patronage New York, August Ith, 1845, convey their intention b; Gxo.T. Horr, Sec’y. PELICAN MU'TUAL INSURANCE Cu., ° area Fades Capi on demand) ll cagh on demand, ° dined by ‘the late fire, 40 soow a the therefore hereby given, that the ship will be oper HO respectfull i from 12 to 5 o'clock, and on d,) till further notice, betwee his triends “and the es keep on hard ke., selected with callar to an experienced w up with a due regard to neatness aud cleanji- ness, and in each departmert the prices will square with the times—uamely, 29 cen:s per night for lodgings, or one dollar to the ship will be 25 cants, and to the e:- gins oom, 124 cents additional. Tickets to the ghip to be hind on the wharf slongside, and to the engine room, on ‘A portion of the proceeds of the collection, sfter paying ex- complaint and drep and § months, His funeral will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, claims are adjusted. Vire and Marine risks will be taken as usual. as that of Mexico altogether unfouns that the messenger, in time to be too late. Wasuineton, August 9, 1845. COLLECTED. 50., No. 60 Wall street, are able at the fol and a half per week, or five dol'ars per month. ; . D. has also introduced the Southern plan of providing a 0 that the cre ture co'uforts of the A cold and shower bath five rooms, Club rooms, &e. &« THE ORIGINAL GENUINE ’ GALVANIC AND MAGNETIC FLUID, vantages of a Galvanic Battery, ut its shock, and are successfu! in curin; lores, headache Audall chronic or nervo or sale oni r. Crombie’s @ 4 Thies 273 Broadway, 77 venses, will be given to the Asylams for the Blind and Deaf id Dumb, and the Fire Department. New Vork, August 11, 1815. BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS-—FOR LIVERPOOL-—Only ular Packet of the 16th of Aucust.— cent, and celebrated fast sailing packet ship B. Cropper, commander. will ust, her regular day for cabin, second eal e. returning to the old find it their interest SIMEON BALDWIN, President. is late residence, 68 Houston street. W. W. Dinars, uaintances of the family are respectfully invited New York, 234 J THE LONG ISLANDINSURANCE COMPANY Carita, 200,000 Dotiars. ice, 41 Fulton street, Brook 'Y is prepared to tal New York on favorable terms, having fire, ouly about ten per cent of their capital. z ed by Val company, will be paid on liqui- AMATER. President. lucch from 11 till 1 o’ele RK dto collect Notes and Drafts pay inward man will be atten te most reasonable terms, ¥ Newport, Portland, Phil Reading, Pittsburg, I Ou Monday, 11th instant, Wat. MceNewny, of Savannah, Hus funeral will take place place at 5 o’clock this even- His friends and acquaintances tersburg, Fredericksburg, Wheel Wilmington, Newbern, Charleston, raw, Sav-nnsh, Aagusta, Mobile, Sew Orleans, Civeimna’ “hillicothe, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexingto Py la St. Louis, and most other chief tow ing, from 55 Ann street. fi m Columbia, Camden, C) are respectfully invited to attend, RINGS The losses sustain Weekly Re; In the eity and county of rt of Deaths. York, from the 4th day of ug. tothe 10th day of August, 195, joys—83 Girls —Total 231, Les. ‘k, August Lith, 1945. REWARD will be paid for the recovery of the body of John Melllwraith, who was drowned 10th, at 12 o'clock. high, very dark complexion, JOHN EVANS, 93 Bowery. LOSHEIM & CLAPHAM, 79 Peal street, offer for sale HAVANA SEGARS—150' mille well sel Kors, of the most approved brands, vi Buooxiyn, July 21, 1845. a OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO.,? (0,50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. PANY continue to i fire on goods, wares and merchandise, and ols y inland navigation on vessels and their cargoes. Dink oTORS. For terms of passage, nd to secure the best bert pheation should be made on, boa ard, foot of Beekm BROTHERS & © 35 Fulton st_, next door to the Fulton Bank, N.Y. sAR LINE Of PACKETS FOR NEW NS—The new and splendid packet si 8. Deunis, will positively sail General Agenis. 143 and 92 Fulton, 67 Walk and Grand, 17 Aveune D. Clinton and Diyision, Mrs Hays, 25—gold plated $1—Fluid 75 cents per bottle. OLL’S” VAPOR BATHS, Street, opposite St.Paul’s Church. ‘e heat of the weather, alte ‘and severe changes, expose many to atta dangerous character—a safe and agreeable preventive of consequences, in such cases, is to n lished Medicated Vapor Baths of Mrs. Carroll, at 18 Fulton , ot Drug Stores corner of i Jatherine, corner of ies, 2; Cholera ure against lows and da- ‘The accommodations of this favorite ship are very superior for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. wishing to secure berths should make e WwW. ad Fever remitient, 2 Inflammation of brain, 6: Inflammatr of kidueys, 1, Inflammation of fomach 1; Inflammation of liver ly Fay. 1; Premature Heart, disense of th AT ER—25 bores superior German Cologne James ¥. Holmes, ohn Meria Fariua’s celebrated manufacture be found in the wel iD South street, corner Maiden lai TEXAS AND NEW i LINE OF 'N NEW YORK AND GALVESTON. © Subscribers have established a regular Live of Packets between N. from each port on the first day of each month, EMPIRE, Captain Baxter, to sail fiom New York and from Galveston Ist November next. PUBLIC, Captain Moss, to sail from ‘ork Ist October next, and from Galveston Ist Decem- The Brig G. B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, t» sail from New York Ist November next, and from Galveston Ist Janu John R. Davison, John H, Lee ‘Thorn, ‘Thomas Morrell, "Sulphur Baths at one hour's notice ICE!! ICE!! HE Subscriber has for sale at tons pure Rockland Lake I being from 12to 15 inches thick {crm apply ou board Ice Burges foot Chambers st HEESEMAN, ion Rockland Lake lee Co. HES. FLIES, BED- SHE following certificates, out of thousands, may give the publican idea of the usefulness of the various prepa a- 1m in the building 70 Wall street, was badly infested John €. Meritt, rt, IOMAS W. THORNE, Preside: Groage T. Hore, Ks 10 10.20, 6; 20 to 20, AT THE OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN. NATION of the Brilliant F t of the Canine Family, ¢ m many touly wonderful ands efor families to w in Brooklyn, 2000 ce, of a size desirable forship- Colored persons CORN, PORTE =a most amusing performance ALE AND vorite tpi of Echiopt JOHN J. STAFE’S c BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, 0.2 ANN STREET, uext doortothe American Museum, anks to his friends and the public genorally, for the very liberal share of patronage already re- ceived, aud hopes by strictattention to business to merit a cou FIRS' ITY— Hee |g Porter cor on Croton introducing some We. novelties will be introdaced—making it the greatest Free Exhibition ever offered to the pablie, NOTICE. ANAGERS of the THISTLE BE OCTATION respectfully anne give the second and last GRAND YPILLION PARTY Kiceaiare RATS, MICE, COCKROAC BUGS, & son may yet returas his sincere thi GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with a pleasant Room avd Bed Room furnis e between Amity and Bleecker, ‘A person who speaks Frech preferred. Inquire at in Green street, i ii 0 lerate to a good ptain Norriss, to sail from New York Galveston Ist February next, with Cockroaches, and tirely dispersed them, and thereafter in rej iation are particularly request nce at the quarterly meeting at Mr. Peter Milne’s, 17 MERON, Secretary. jon. r class, havirg fine cabin $ y evening next, Mth Ceptee street, on business of imp is, are 'y com) d'take freight tes. “William Hendley and Co. will be the established Agents at Galveston, and give efficient attention to the i line, one 1 other bu: a ib ‘ances on consignments. NGoods directed to the Gare of the Subs Inrly forwarded, free from comm and Scotch Ale, Orders for shipping niteuded te with despatch, CARPETING. 454 PEARL STREET. "THE SUBSCRIBERS have juat o CARPET WARE ROOMS, by Smith, Hewii me of which are ex ha advert sed, am and have wonderful F aaa yard, iter the fire tril i JOSEPH GUTENAN, used by me with comm ; cures, and all lovers. of good th s Fly Paper has b igs Will remember this feast. Also forsale, several choice ‘Turtles, just arrived. Apply directed to them ; and also make the large and spacious 0. 454 Pearl street, former. & Co., and are now ready to offer ‘of Carpeting, bought. ingly rich, of uew de- them fe KIDMINSTEN BRUSSELS, PR THREE PLY, great success, nent! A Rare Opportunity of Acquiring a Thorough scribe, will be reu- rn , , Mt Y on Lixhters at Galveston to tranship cargo from ‘thence, find upon its being regularly forwarded, according to instruc: tothe care of Wil ‘aud C Hendl Galveston. For freight "BROWER NEILSON, ©. VAN SCHOSAHOON, house, 211 Hudson ¥ SOLOMONS Signed) The bedbugs have been cle: IMPORTANT NOTICE street, effectual DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. PPLE undersignedhave made H, DERWORT, Professor of Singing, Guitur and Piano Forte, has opened 4 c'ass for ¥ oui Ladies, from 7 to 10 of his own dawzh been for years infested by rats, and one plication to get Letters Patent ughly instinet ii wew process to colvr Daguerreotype Pictur: em is the result of maw: 18 PS. KIDMIN: Account Current of Affairs at the Federal Metropolis. While we are speculating upon the probabilities of adeclaration of war wiih Mexico, there isa pros- pect that actual hostilities will have superceded the necessity for such declaration. Our troops are push- ing to the southern frontiers of Texas, and those of Mexico, under Arista and Paredes, appear to be moving to the same line of operations. And as the boundary between Mexico and Texas is not definite- ly settled, there is great danger that one party or the other may infringe the line of neutrality by crossing into disputed territory, and thereby hazard the iney- itable alternative of a fight or a retrogade movement. Mexico is in a most desperate condition. In a war with the United States, she sees her certain and speedy annihilation ; and without war she is as cer- tainly subjected to internal conspiracies, insurrec- tions and conflicting desperadoes, scarcely less to be dreaded. In any contingen republic—her days are numbered ; and Cave John- the appointment of the deputy postmaster for the capital of La Republica Mexicana. Weare looking with anxious interest for some de- cisive military demonstrations on the Texian fron- ation, four weeks ago, hasen- | tier—decisive to Mexico that she must fight or sur CHS. MOUNT. used Dr. F.’s preparation to extermiuate rats and mice, have Father Ritchie’s account of Silver Spring, eded in clearing them from house | lustrated and classified into chapters in yesterday’ ‘ald, afforded a deal of amusement am quidnunes and the élite of the de) 8 . ly one quart of slain flies have been collect | engraving of Father Ritchie and Mr. Blair shaking hands at the mill door, the article. worth copyrighting. Father Ritehie i social old gentleman; his eyes are as ice has | bright in conversation as the seven stars. Socially ion has | ag well as politically (except in the Sub-Treasui ymond E Virginia school of Teaution against the lous imitations, and my gewu- i. Manor “ee rt , comer of Fourth and Wooster streets. « dof the manufacturer, produces an effect not known before, and chang: No 91 Front street, New York. CANAL STREET.—Cure of Corns, Bunior Mons. and Madame Berhar, respectfully inform lic that they have removed from No, 101 € hat they still cont with the greatest success. ving whieh he has successfull i His method eannor bail te - ad athorough knowledge f the Dagu SUPERFINE FI ie coloring process ia bythe hand of the pperatar,and sa ¥ every one notakilied In the art ot Ty naderstood at one glanes. nwrriting, without difmeuity, Procure the Porat Hight f 8, Dity of le pre-eugay its therefore, addressing Wee UANGEN TSIM: Kxchange, Philadelphia. ‘ich ling. NE AN CoN INGRAIN nature steel, guid CARPETING, ery. it can be cand will be per: com munieated © to operate upon the feet practised their profession for many years in Europe and in this country, they are able to produce numerous certificates from the most celebrated physi: gians of Europe, as well New York, 88 Canal st, ri} . Covern, Worsted, Tafted Wy and in great varieties, ith all other articles usual: blic are requested to call and examine PETERSON & HUMPHR ¢ 434 Pearl imple given me ody. Parents and Grtardiaus are invited to call at his Rooms, 427 ‘ every inquiry will be answered «$20 per annum, payable quarterly in advance. sone three times a week, Private instruction as heretofore, Liberty. near William street. ‘T —4000 Sheets Patent jesirable —, ae wttoms, or roofs of Boston, Philadelphia, by rome OR fs romptly suppressed b; Oo were 1n the crows of a locomotive, we scoured around through the beautiful back country north of Washington, and coming in, halted to hear the mu- sic at the President’s gardens. There was a full and highly respectable congregation of people on the grounds—as usual, sundry new office-ho! lders, with their young and charming consorts, being in at- tendance, as evidence of their loyalty tothe Presi- dent, and their identity with our citizens. The ma- rine band played the most indifferent ove! could select, with a lon, The fact is, the poor fellows, by ] by public subscription, ought to be paid something extra for this extra music, or else coerced into di by a round dozen to each man from the rope’s e: e go tor the extra pay. We believe honest John Tyler allowed them something. Suy what you will, our citizens, inexorable Whi; main, entertain for the Tyler highest regard and respectful remembrance. fter supper, we heard that a swift messenger had been despatched to our troops in their progress, if possible, this side of the Nueces river, beyond which, the Mexicans contest the soil the report not ct, at the same time, will just get there Test between the y the President, or they are in the feelings of the Texas to arrest » She is a defunct ments. With an he is of the ery spry and industrious for a man of his years and hard service —reads his letters before break: the Union at breakfast—then visits the Presiden forhis cue (he doesn’t wear a queue by the bye)— Adhesive Sheathing Felt, avery | then looks over three or four hundred exchange pa- if pers, carefully collating and culling anything favo- rable to Secretary Marcy—thea goes to dinner~ —the Herald «wid