The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1845, Page 4

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, The Election twenty-six counties for Governor of this State, by which it will be seen that there is a whig loss of 889 votes, as compared with the vote given in the same counties at the last Presidential election:— 1815. 1844, Foster, W. Brown, D. Clay. 832 1,213 eat 1,463 350 1,570 2,266 ‘007 1.193 1,888 881 105 2,007 200m, = 230m Bedford. .. 116 — Willi x 908 1,905 Cocke. : 195, 844 Greene. . 1,598 1,031 Carter 174 739 i 182 1,292 2,528 788 595, 057 4 793m — 855 819m — 779m -_ 202m _ 137 = 26m. - 289m — 136m, 1esm_ - sm a 1,508m — om - 2 62m, - 58 18,447 16,646 19,718 17,028 16,646 17.628 Foster’s maj. 1,001 Clays naj, 2,690 The above are the only returns from any State, re- ceived by last night’s mail, that we have not hitherto given, They speak for themselves. Bavrimonx, Aug. 18, 1845. Non-arrival of the Herald—va Firemen’s Row—Depor. ture of the Flying .Irtillery—Stock Board, $c. For the last two days, through some mishap or other, the Herald has not reached Baltimere, which has caused more excitement among our citizens, than if one of the banks hal exploded, or, than the rumored declaration of war by Mexico. There are hundreds here, who would rather go without their dinner, than not enjoy their ac- customed treat, in perusing the columns of your excel- lent paper. It has, however, come to hand to-day. On Saturlay night we had a regular old fashioned fire riot, between the Vigilant, New Market, and Indepen- dent, onthe old battle ground, corner of Gay and Balti- more streets. I happened tobe strolling about at the time, enjoying the brig! moonlight, and was an eye-wit- ness to the disgraceful scene. ‘ Major Ringgold, with his fine troop of Flying Artil- lery, are now on their way from Fort, McHenry to the Point, to embark for ‘Texas, on board the ship Herman — They have about seventy-five horses to put on voard, which will prevent them from sailing till late this even- ing or to-morrow morning, andit is expected she will be accompanied by the frigate Congress, as aconvoy, Which will meet her at Hampton Roads. A finer body of well- drilled men have not marched under the American flag since the revolution, than Major Ringgeld’s troop. It would require a considerable Mexican army to capture this one company Nothing further has yet been received from Mexico in this quarter, thongh we are daily in expectation of the reception of the final mandate for war, which will be first received here through the telegraph. The telegragh oflice Is crowded every evening at hall-past five o'clock, at which hour the southern mail reaches Washington, and the news it brings is transmitted here in a moment. and if the line was completed to New York, could be sent there equally as soon. Should there be a war, the telegraph will be invaluable. Robert Renwick, a worthy and respectable cabinet- Itimore,was ariiigned before the City Court on the charge of assaulting one of the “ up: nd,” Wm. Chase Barney, Esq., who has igured in the papers so often of late. ‘The District At- torney ou examining the case, entered a verdict of “ not guilty,” or in other words, served him right.” The Cause of the quarrel arose out of the non-payment of bill for the furnishing of that little cottage in Delaware, near New Castle, amounting to the snug sum of $500.— Justice Booth has, it is now thought, made worse deci- sions in his time than the entering of a nol pros. in the marriage case Stock Mane.*17-—On Saturday Baltimore 6's closed at 76} tor sale, aud 76 bid. Baltimore 6’s sold at 1014. Puiavecrnra, August 18, 1845. We have to-day a storm of rain from the south-east, which has marred the anticipations of a portion of our military citizens, who intended embarking on an excur- sion down the in the steamboat Ohio. A destructive fire occurred this morning in Camden, New Jersey. The large carpet manufactory belonging to Messrs, Wentworth and Smith, (of this city,) was en tirely.consumed. It is supposed to have originated in the drying room, from defect in the pipe, by which it wa heated from the pet ‘The loss is estimared at $15,000 fully covered by insurance : it is tobe rebuilt immedi ately. The building wys owned by Browing & Bro- thers, of Camden, The Extra Herald, containing the news by the Hiber- nia, bas just been received, and is going like wildtire. There is nothing further stirring of interest. ‘The tol- lowing are the quotations of stocks at the Board of Bro. kers to-day: Sale of Stocks at Philadelphia. st Boann, Aug. 18.—$500 Lehigh int. 35; 200 Girard 8j; 70 Wilmington 14}: 30 U. S. Bauk 54: $19 County 5’s 964; $5000 State 6°s 73); $900 do 73 mercial Bank 02}; 60 Wilmington 14j. Secoxp Boakn.—$1,500 Penasylvani. odd, 73§; 916 do. 6's, old annual, 76; do., old annual, 7 on, August 18, 1845. Mexican News—England—Wise Mens’ Views of Wer— Foreign News, §c. The warlike intelligence from Mexico, which reat here on Saturday morning, was pretty thorougily cussed in commercial citcles during the day ; ani ale though some weve inclined to believe that Mexico would declare war, yet the majority were of the opinivn, that she would issue a few more bulletins, after the fashion of the Brother of the Sun and Moon, and then the whole af fair would be forgotten. Mexico, herself, ereates no alarm here, either for the safety of our commerce or any other interest, provided other powers keep ont of the scrape ; but the tons of some of the government organs, in relation to the treatment of men, not natives of Mexi" co, captured in privateers, some of our merchants think will be seized upon as a cause, by some foreign power, to interfere, and interference will bring two or three other powers into the field for the purposes of mediation, or, perhaps, something worse ; ani we may, by these means, find ourselves surrounded with doubtiul friends, if not euemies. Our people do not believe that England bas renounced ail hopes of thwarting annexation, although it may now be said to be fully consummated, They sy, that the experimental fleet of Great Britain, now at sea, is but a card in the hands of the ministry which circum: stances may yet compel them to play. ‘The hanging of acrew of Englishmen, for instance, jor having been en- gaged in the Mexican service, by the authority of our government, some of our wise men think would show thet this experimental squadron would soon make a de- monstration on our coast. Verily, although the ways of England are deep and designing, yet some weak soul ive her credit for more cunning than she really posserses.- don’t think, however, that sne would calmly look on and see her sailors hung, even though they were ina foreign service, without a pretty loud growl. The arrival of the Hibernia heey ed at noon, aftera of twelve days, was hailed as another triumph of the Cunard line. The weather was most delightful, not- withstanding the prevalence of an «asterly wind, and our wharves were crowded with people to witne: arrival. Her news is considered favorable. The firm- ness of the cotton and sugar markets in England and on the Continent, gave grea faction to the dealers in those articles. You will receive the news long before this reaches you, an express mail having been made up at our Post Oifice for the South in less than an hour after the arrival of the steamer, Our enterprising Postmaster understands the details of his department toa charm; he decides and acts at the same time with celerity and cor- rectness. | wish you could infuse alittle of his spirit into your city Post Office Today merchants will have time to discuss the con- tents of their letters—for they put more faith in them than in the newspapers, and if I hear anything new or pete | will record the same as another item in the world’s story. There is no local news of interest ring here yt present. Weather fine, and the ladies You will see by the papers that the charming Ellen Tree and —. band Charles Kean, arrived here in the Hiberni: y the Albion, in this city, b will proceed soon to New York. et d From Orecox.—An Inperenpent Government. ~The Platte, Mo., Argus, of the 2d inst. pub- lishes a letter from Peter il. Burnett, dated “Fulatine Plains, Oregon, Nov. 4th,” in which he ‘states that they were Lawn waiting for the result of the negotiation between the United States and Great Britain, on the Ore- s question, and that should the two governments fail ‘0 settle the question now, a convention will be ci sonstitution adopted, and an independent governm: nt put tas cies 4 This wou! indeed? be “heading” rent Britain a > tle expected” ind our government in a way they lit: —— Troricay Storm—Loss or Lire.—A : S 88 Liré.—A most fear- ful storm of thunder and lightning took place at the of Holguin, Island of Cuba, on the 4th ult fifteen n persone in the town. in ani near the pablic squat of life einity of the town, amounting’ in some eeceung noe We tween forty and forty-five! “At St. Jago the heat had been, and continued intense Great numbers of persons hed died from fhe effects of the sun. ‘The drought con: 7 in that part of the island in all its Previous inten+ Pn Finemen’s Riot.—On Saturday night o'clock, a false alarm of fire was created by’ « yerty of young men, which ended in a disgraceful roy Mt) Ct Sorher of Baltimore street and Tripulett’s alley. A Iq number of persons professing to belong to the Nee Market and Independent fire companies, met there, srl t fora considerable time with brickbats clubs, &e eau some of them to be severely injur A num. of the rioters . babes Ai Ghipner, are Arrested and summarily disposed » about 12 been re ont U, 8, frigate Congress for eived at Norfolk to fit immediately, Tue Worst Evgmy.—In a war on western frontier, the Mexicans will be the least | ‘'* roUus enemy our troops will have to contend with. pe nei from Red Bier Reantiions ee ee 2nd sathy iat the Second ‘iment of Dragoons, w! ——e left Fort Jessup for Texas, had not proceeded far trom their old post, before Colonel Twiggs and one or two Tewnessee.—We have received returns from | ethers were attacked with fever, and obliged to suspend their march. Cursargake axp Onio Canat.—The Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company were in the whole of the past week. ‘ns that it is probable, at the lace early in September, that a contract will be made for the execu tion of the work. It is said that the work can be done within the estimates, and payment be made in the State session at Frederick durin, next meeting of the Boai bonds. aud 8. G, French —Bait. Clipper, ug. 18. ed persons, itis thought, will recover. RENCH GOODS. JAMES BECK & CO., th po foe nem mys Cashmere Egon. AUCTION NOTICES. y . %, he SHY ioline, Flutes, Accordions itable f therm and western sabi pocket Cutlery Setsoes and Pealives, Sc. Se. - SHIRLEY, Auctions OCERS, Chita, simarainch|NEW F irainivinrie pointes RRreoL.—Freights to the States still con- setae oy few “ii too ‘ti tall fall im ts tories 6d ware, 10s. Bostos— on exceptions, Fancy Goods that season ‘year. . at thie of the year. red for them in Pi 4 ook, on Be ting op 10s; eartl Embroidered Qmbes : gerne 3. sasaeh, Co zors, Shears, P¢ WM. OTICE To'G ers—By H. E. 19, at 10 o'clock, at a lamp maker, rich mantel Lampe’ and o Sale peremptory, ited Piaid Cashm: Laine, rich. ‘of Gros Odier, Hartwan and Keoklins print- * crates, 6s; New Orlea's— 20s; Coarse, 173 6; erates, 95; 20s. Mobile—nomiual. Savannah, &c—nothing i ia—fine goods, 17s 6d to 20s: 7s 6d wo 10s; earthenware, 6s to 83. “‘Shipsa dul Pri French Chiutzes raesday, August Py sale for eash, of a a ed snd Scarlet Merino and fast and loose stands ‘and bronze Lanterns, ha Ww pattes in lot iso, 50° Chiua Tea Se AXE 7; the 19th day of Au- pee eetanet el ten ion, at No. 179 Water street, in the city of New » Tools, aud other articles, Derarture or tHe Troors.—It is expected that the ship Herman, Captain Mitchell, will sail to-day for Galveston, with the troops trom 'Fort McHenry. The fullowing are the officers : Comm@nder Major Ringgold, | Lieutenants B Ridgley, \v.H. Shover, §. L. Tremont, SL 'yramides a Volants Cove or Conk, July 31—The h 7 Crescendo rayes satin ‘Tory, from New as, blane Madona with a br mn three of them stove in, \l foremast tose to th deck; streak with white HO He On stern. ard, Pyramides, guirland de Pekin Ombre, ailes de ar0% Corsage lace passemen- ius apabite uct ra cet in rade atthe tae pes Rainbow, ‘stripes and ‘m. Shaw, trunk m: i same day at, No. 1 i. Also the unexpired | ses No. 179 Water street—2 ears and 9 sponche from Ist Au- GEORGE INGLIS, LLINGSWORTY, ug the former port, got contact with an vessel, lost a mast, and was com; ied to put back to Muara iia a of the Lith inst & Mr. Oister and Mr. Russel, two of the persons in- jared by the explosion of a gasometer in Alleghany city, Pa., last week, died on Thursday. The other injui- Coxsranrivorte, July 16.—The steame: Trebiso.d, aud the steamer Soutari, bout contact with each other on the ni GE JOSEPH HO. _ ANDREW eer Rs COMMERCIAL. New York, Monday, Aug. 18. to the inclement state of the weather. Asues are yet stationary, no new transaction $46}. to 29}, with a steady demand. of Flour; better account to-morrow, when the prices will quo | ditoat the price has been steady at $425 a 431}, according to quality. ‘ C ganare worth $412} a4 95. Soutuern flour is also with- out change. We quote Georgetown, Brandywine and Baltimore at $46 North river 62}¢; southern yellow, 47 a 67} weight. Borren.—The’ weather fas had’ rather a bad effact upon the merket to-day, and in consequence, not much turday— business doing. Prices ‘the same as quoted Prime Orange County 18 to 19; State, 13 te 14. Cuxrse—Continues firm, good shipping business trans- a7} for good Herkimer; Ohio, boxed, 5} to 6 cents, Cortox.—The news per Hibernia has had the effect of bringing our market to a stand ; the sales effected to- day were small, and at prices in favor of the buyer. Mobile § N.O. Inferior. . .. = Ordinary, . sje 6} Middling, 7fa 7, Good midalin Tha 7 Middling fair, 8a 8 RR aekilen sic, Sia 9 Fully fair dha 9, Good fair. want! Fine... Mjal2} Hay.—As usual, scarce and in demand ; transactions confined to city use. Price $1 per ewt. Lanv.—Holders firm, prices continue firm at 8} to8} cents. Mrrats.—The foilowing are the prices current of, Common Sheet Iron F 5 Rusia" Zing tt Banca Tin Tin plate Mitra Wei. Poxx.—Ohio in good demand, $13 25 for new mess. Wuatenoxe.—Two small lots of N. W. were taken on turday for domestic use at 33 cents, all we have to note. New Yorx Carrie Maxrer—August 18.—At market Calves, 4000 Sheep and Lambs. been large, 200 only of the large offering remaining u sold, without, however, having effected any improv meut on the figures of last week, which we resume (nferior and middling*quelitiesg$4 a5 60; superior and prime $5a 6, Cows and Calves—We quote $14 226 as the extremes ofthe market, showing a slight advance on last week’s prices. All sold. Sheep und Lambs—Sheep 87) cts. to $2.50 a 375; Lambs 79 cts. to $1 50 a2 00, according to quality. All taken. Hay—The market is amply stocked, and prices have considerably advanced. Sales t at $1 pere Married. On the 16th instant, by the Rev. W. M. Jacobus, at the e of Mr. T. Bate, Brooklyn, Long Island, Mr. M. Shanr to Miss Canouise Cannes, both ‘of Eng: Died, Save. Hanuiron, in the 35th year of his age. noon, at 5 o’clock, from No. 5 T'wenty-litth street, be tween Seventh and Eighth avenues. a his way to this city, and Robert Lawson, ‘a is funeral from the’ re John F. L Duftoi ernoon at 4 o'clock, without further invitation. dence of his brother in-law, <pecttully invited. Weekiy Report of Deaths, ® the city and county of New Ye: Ang. tothe lith day of August, be it Meu—41 Women—107 Boys—74 Girls:—Toral 203. DISEASES. Blveding from stomac ies, 2; Cholera tala uurned oF scalded, 2; Cancer, um, 69; Cholera morbus, 2; Co in ropsy in the chest, 1; Oropsy the he d, 6: yy I 01 cuest, t; fattainmarion of kidne amination of pericardiuin, Lathan matio 5 Inflammation of lungs, Tatimmation of stomach: Ze, 1; Palsy, 1; Premature birth, Spinel disease, keowa, 2, Serofula, 2 Small pox, 5 eration rand under 85; 1to 2 years 20 Co 39, 26; 30 to 40021; 40 to. 4; 80 f0 99. 1; unknown, 1. \ RNELIUS B. ARCHER, City Inspector's office, Ang. 18, 1845. wae0l8 ity Inspector. Passengers Arrived. ‘TP Parkes, Messrs Lezovale, Alex M. + Urquhart, Schwarts, Flemin Cochran, A Berri . Evans, (apt Ty Andeews, Lutgues, WC Maitland, Ga Kt Tuckerman, & W Tryo., WG Cassel, M Hant. JM Grimke, Moses Larroque, BC Gurtoa Spyers, Lieut MeL Cliutock. dine: Green ps, Patti ‘omes, Louis Moran, Louis Groshobs, Ur Sh: di Pe ween, Ward, Butteteld, Pevet, Burlew, lev'd Mt Kothes bs roe, P Grace, Thos Lawrie, C Ket le, Bowers, Mrad Mrs Boggs, Messrs Newman, Nevers, Wm_ 8k A and 1 T Wiel fiir Gillon, DW Ross, BK Narraw: “ a, J Sehre H Ar and Mrs Chipmon, Win elds and child Nes lips, 43d Regt British Army—t Cardy aud Indy, Ramon Rivera. mer, BF Wats, T Dutton, WE Fiteh, C Read, D Ferritin the erage. “ Passengers to Arrive, Cuanirston—Brig Caroli ver and daughter, M cose whall, WL Porter, i. Mr Schroeder, ( foreign importations. Poxcr—Brig Cordelin--78 hidsten ram Ocirichs & K Domestic Importation Savaywan~Brig Augus son—178 8 Wood—w LH 05 E& RR Gray Stew miles from the entrance of the minutes the former sank, aud about 130, ed; the latter returned intd'portia a cri ing about 200 bales of msnulactures ov Notice to Mariners. Heaurn Fexs at Maveima.—Extract of a letter rec Lloyd’s from their agent at Madeira, es lately charged according to the tonnage of the ves: sels calling here have, since the 15th of June, keen done a moderate charge is again established by Whalemen. Cldat Nantucket Mth ist. Nantucket, Pacific—taken into the outer reads by the camels. 4, lat 35 N, lon 99, Carter Braxton, of Province: yianclia, NB, cleans 10th, lat iain Shaw, decensed. Passengers were drown: gine state, after throw- THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. z = AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, Aug. Er an it eos eels FARM of 2 acres, farms, two miles from Har] ‘Tho various markets were unusually dull to-day, owing ALEXANDER’S PARIS MADE GLOVES. Ofthe most recherche colors, Printems Clairs, Demi Claira’ WEDDING AND SOIREE DRESSES. Embroidered Muslins Dresses do Tull do We give the former quotations—Pots at $3 75 a3 81; Pearls ue renerve to the hight bidder, asthe west. For particulars, inquire at Bayard street, or ta JOHN GARI Y prove stormy, the sale will i place a ordersfrom Portugal Breswax.—This is at all seasons stationary from 29 Bueapstures.— We are unable to state the exact state a little excitement prevails in consequence of the news by the Hibernia, we shail be able to gives ye TO LET—The second tloor of a convenient how Broadway, comprising two elegant roou doors, a small room and two recesses, adinirably locate vantages for public business town, clean; 9th, lat 38, lon 36, Aerian Snow Organd' ‘that time quite settled. The foreign news will undoubt- edly make a change in the whole American market, The tions of Saturday were, for fresh ground Genesee, t $4.31}, and from store Ohio and Michi- els, Imitation Point d’Angleterre . Thread Lice Flounces, every widih. PARIS EMBROIDERIES. _ Rich emb. Palacios, lo lo Londo, 120 wh, » 1011, of brain fever, Robert B. y_of Islands Feb 15, Science, of N. c d is reptd Jan 21, 190 w NB, 2% days from Callao, spoken May-5, lat 56 16 AL The stock, fixtures and good will of the wholesale and rétail Grocery and Liquor Store, No. 117 South street, +100 sp 50 wh, wen steamboat land- a good cash business es, and city and country trade. prising the stock are the lowest cash prices ness, such an op Rich embroidered Dresses ‘The differont articles com of the best quality, and purchased at ‘Toaperson Who understands the busi- portunity of making a profitable investinent ‘or further particulars, apply on the premises, Honse and Lot No. 17 Apply as above. FOR SALE—A Pair of from the southern part of M years old; well matched, perfect! jeasant drivers, and warranted sown " ican Eagle Stables, corner of Uelancy and Christie CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, seven years old, well tramed to double and single harness, and the saddle, sound and in fine conditi ‘att’s Stables, Trinity a475, Corn continues to look up, po! Bias of Portland, bound to Matanzas, 27th ult. off Hole in A barque from New York, supposed to be the Genes: mut, 27th ult. off Hol New Orleans, 25 da’ ladelphia for Havana, 3) "Elizabeth J, trom’ lencienne Pele . Handkerchiefs, do Cols doubles and Vale lk Wh te Mules, just LC, xf days from New York for Canton, June 11, lat 128, oy ssc gee Siberia, from Boston for Mauritius, May 14, about lat 6 N, on . Aldebaron, from Boston for Batavia, June 6, lat 139 N, lon pollo, of New Bedford, July 21, lat 49 N, lon 8 W. i July 25, lat'50 45, long W" 0 Janeiro, June 15, lat 16 27 N, nore, from New Orleans for St Petersburg, July 5, lat 39, Pe/isses dete Armonville. RICHLY EMBROIDERED BAGS, PURSES, &e. rmingham, of Ba rioea, from Bost 1, the property of a are offered at private sale, at Greenwich street neer Rector HARLEM PARK COURSE—TROTTING. The above, with a large stock of other the attention of buyers visitin to be foand elsewhere. lon 64 , ps Howard, from Liverpool for Savannah Hebe, from Boston Z D, from New York for Rio Jan 0W. Heetor, for New York, July 10, lon 24. Lonise, for Baltimore, out 10 days, Octavius, (American ship) lat 48, lon fore! Ports. matia, Boston; 29th, Autoleon, on. , Baltimore; 27th, Minna, N July 17, Jat 48, lon 14. N, 32 W. CAMP MEETING, i EAR Bound Brook, N.J.. on the line of the Elizabeth town and Somerville Rail Rowd—to commence August inne for one week. m Passangers to or for the Camp can leave New York by N, J. R.R., foot Courtlande street, at 9 A. ‘No. 1 North river, uly 1, lat 45, lon 18. Anrwere, July 27—Arr By steamboat, pier Yelock A. M., and Excursion tickets, by either route, will be sold during the meeting at 75 cents, allow.ng passengers to go to and. return AND STEAKS THIS DAY, NE of the finest TURTLES of the season will be served i Soup and Steaks, at the Hotel des Deux Freres, 168 Duane Park, near Hudson Street. Those who are fond of this Aldermanic luxury are assured they will find soup at the aforenamed place. ald 3t* DRS. POWELL & DIOSSY D OPTHALMIC SURGEONS, No. 261 eet, contine their prac July 2—Arr Louis July Arr Tan O'Shanter, ¢ EDNESDAY, Au three in five under the saddle. from the Camp Ground. st 20th, at P. M—Purse $30—Mile \—Sid Roman, Boston. Buisrou, July 27—Arr John P Harward, NOrleans, Bi July 25-—Arr Sea, NOrleans. jon, Mobile; 28th, Ashland, New Rose Standish, Spen- ‘ork: 30th, ‘Acton, Philadelphia. on, NYork; Michigan, and So (owes, July 31—Atr Daal Webster “Thursday, August 2ist, at 3P.M. POSTPONED FROM MONDAY. UNION COURSE, L. I. PACING AND TROTTING. uthampton, Boston, N York. a, NY 1—Arr Artagon, Boston, ¢ 3—Arr Hannah Spragte, Bost Arr Mary A Jones, New York Broadway, entrance i}g n 4th, Comma- Whampoa and Macao) previous to April 30—In port, oes Haeaie: Woods Peace: Dacian eae pa: st Coast; May’ 1, Petrel, doy 2d, Ga: . Artificial Eyes so closely corresponding rance as to defy detection. 1400 Beef Cattle, (209 from the South); 50 Cows and Prices—Beef Cattle—The sales of the past week have ACKET SHIP SH#RIDAN from Liverpool—Consignees per this ship will please send their permits on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, immedictely. : All goods not permitted in five days, must be sent to pablic algre ‘dinburgh, and Alfred, NOrleans; anh, jana, aud Wellington, N York: Wilt ‘one, July 30—Arr Neptunus, NYork. Fatmovuru, Jam. July 2i—Arr Levant, and Viola, Phila- Ales Den II, do; liam, N America. RSE $200, mile hi five, free fur all Trot- ng horses to go as they please. Concklin enters ch. g. James in, FatourH. July 2i—Off, Emma, NYork; Aug 1, Achilles, NYork, July 25—Arr Condor, NOrleans. y 28—. ‘k; 29th, Leonora, F i Immed ately atter—Parse $50, mile heats, best three in five, to Charles Carman John Anderson. ass, Silk’and Flax Lines, Snells, aud every descripti ableto sell on the most liberal terms. 7 102 Maiden Lan 24th, Lowa, Lines, N Arr MR Worms . Funek, do; Rubicon, maki, witiclr hey are Charleston; 28'h, Kennebec, M 2th, Duchesse W’Orleans, Richardson, NY orks Rojak, <——- Or'eans: Apollo ‘Wasi ourse and Stands, 50 a . up stairs, near Pearl street, B. Adinission to ali parts of val & Arsiia, aud Leila, 8 § 30—Arr Warwick, New York. Sld Aug 1, Ock- Hampora, July 22— Are Helena, Bosto: on more extensively, { He would have no objection to trke ly but capitalists Sir Isaac Newton, s partner with $1000 capital. personally at 230 Sixh Avenue, before 10 0’ at PRACTICAL MINER WANTED. NE who understands his business and cin come well re- commended, may hear of good employmeat by addressing Coppes, at this office. ANTED—An Americongirl to do the general house work ofasmall family. Inquire at 122 Walker street. Nove aeed apply unless with Kood city references. INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGERS—Whereas, the relatives of (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, in the Count some 35 or 38 years ago,) formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to haye some infor- s relations—this is to. acquaint him that he can gence of his sister, by addressing a letter to M, C. at the New ¥ ork Herald Office, N. Y. Southern papers please copy. TO CLOTHIER ANTED—A situation as Cutter or Salesmsn, in a south- era or city establishment, by a practical tailor in all its Address D. D., this office. ‘ork. Jul: eee Alexander, Baltimore; 28th, Rock- 1. Va. Av i Wa Are Mattakeeset, Boston. i, SUpHO amnpoa, ‘ Nyrrar te Aan ee ar jer, b js Hoth, Sherer, Philadelphia On the evening of the 18th instant, of consumpption, His friends aud acquaintances and those of his family arr 19th'tin Bost ace invited to attend his funeral, this (Tuesday) after 3! OOT RACE of Fifteen Miles, for a purse of $30, to come August 19h, at4 o'clock. The following have ‘The friends and acquaintances of James W. Lawson, “ho was accidently drowned on Monday evening last, and those of his brothers, Tuthili respectfully invited to attend obert Williams: ai ensington, P-8—Should the weather jio¥e wifavorable the race will be ry o. 43 Forsyth street, on Tuesday al- and who left Irel july 29, Manco, aid Gloucester, Boston; 27th, Aug 1, ‘TB Wells, Arabella, and Burlin 2Rerlestov, July 29, Java, Glover, and Virginian, Hiern sell, and Oxford, Rathbone, do; EXCURSION TO ‘THE FISHING BANKS. ‘he steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS, R. iabey, will make an excursion to the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thurs- ‘and Friday, during the aving Hainmond street at Delancey streets at 9, and Pi - to the city in good season. ait furnished gratis. Liues at a sinall charge. EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS The sterxmboat WAVE will make an excur- sion to the Fishing Banks, on Wednesde Augast 20ch—leaving Hemmond street at 8! Delancy street at 9; Pike street heatrical profession, of which he was a member, are re- 4th, John’ Baring, Cd previous to Sth, Georgia, Collins, NYork; Chatham, N Orleans; Adam: » from the Lith day of 1845. o’clock—returnit Apoplexy, 11; Asthma, 1; Bleeding 2; Bleeding from lungs, Th of business, and a fir time and attention to any House requiring He possesses a good knowledge of the Drag nversant with the Freach langu: ny 42; Convulsions, 13; Croup, 43 Diacrhova, ‘65 "Drop- id Charlemagne, New. Orle 4; i ; id, Ohio, Liberty, Sharoe, St George, London, Cevion, Geo tnescee, Eswindolay Rochester, Nicholas ‘Biddle. Geert owhattan, M Io, and Metoka, New York: Com » Philadelphia; Dyseu 1; Fever billions, 2, 1,3; r typhus, 2; Heart, Hooping C 1; Inflamm: O'clock; Canal street at 8% No. LN. R. at 934 e for the excursion 374 cents. : .—The Wave will stop at Tompkin merce, Swetara, Bengal, Gren Parthian, Richmond: Ak, Virginia, - Aug tLide, Janes Case, for Charleston; Que- ork. ly 2—Sld Solon LncHorn, July 15—Arr Crat CAST OFF CLOTHING DIES OR GENTLEMED ame a liberal cash price, b Post or otherwise) at RE WANTED. of liver, 4; Jaundice, 1; Marasmus, 14; Old PICK-NIC_EXCURSION. OLENT ORDER OF BEREANS i tomach, 1; Un- to5 25; 5to10 } 50 to 60, 8; 60 resi nee 8% Gpnee jen Green, Rio ¢ NP. Aug 2—Arr Eliza, 9 N.B. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladi if requested. WAR ON DOMESTIC ANIMALS. TETLE faventons are ote a4 mritorioas as great ones — jis reflection, 30 eminently philoso indsy by the sight of dead bodies tying on the erethe corpses of some of our customers, jeh we cannot refuse to. a levrion, of rata ightlul consumption of “Couriers” an A York; ‘ist tlt. Thos Pear 8, do. yet ween Mch 15 and Avril 5—Arr Montreal, Boston, the steambaat COLUMBUS, fc themselves that nothing shall this one of the most delightful exearsi boat will leave Chamber half-past 7; Pier No. | N 4 Hammond half-past 9—thus leavin splendid scenery of the Hudson and visi ment of the Cadets at West Point, as the boat will leave West Point at 4 o’elock, ou her return tip. Tickets for the Excursic ‘ the fo'lowing members of the Commi ly, 106 Hudson street; Mi oetor Hall, 113 Greve street, or on boar will bean extra meeting of the Assembly on Thursday evening next. A general attendance of all the mem- d, #8 business of importance will be brought JOHN MASON, Secretary. rs street at 7 o'clock; Pike street, Canal street quaiter sufficient time to visit the Encamp- ly Arr John Dunlap, Mobile. Sld St Nieho- PontsmocrH. Any 2— Poore, July 2—Sld E Powr Rovan, Jam July Quenre, Aug 13—Cl fos Cunord, and Briliian Havre, Providence, for that is the utle whi “‘Somaines Litteraire: {LIVEnPoor—Steamn ship Hibernia, at Bostou—Mr and Mrs aw i . NYork. %—Arr Glamorgan, Baltimore. oud two Misses Peabody, Miss Meigs, Marquis of Blandford, Gloucester; diff; Mth, Mary Balmer, ne, Bristol; Atalantn, Arundel; Macao, and thomas, Whitehaven; A Gilmour, Liverpool; against which all kinds 40 cents—which ma) Miss il Mrs © Kean aud servant, Miss © Law. son, Mi JD Wilhamson, T Thuriot, Mr Reid. Dr Meigs, P| Francia and servant, Mr and Mes Ironside, Rev in one little dose of te exceslent poison whi is advertised in our paper, by Dr. We are, ifnot more proud, this victory than the illustrious Wel- Lington could have been at thet of Waterloo; tric re the massacre which has been’ made in our fice, with that of the Dehara, we could not ret important an event, from which all our readers in: ho come into conflict with those enet Williams, 47 Catharine street; Swinesune, July 23—Arr Neptunus, NYork, Sid Rainbow, Boston; 28h, Hogarth, N to, Boston: Georgiana, NYork. TOM, Gesbrncl itllton NOtlean. ng 5—In port, Severn, © ‘ver, fm Antwi a ballast, to losd for NY ork se bagi nieste, July 15—Arr Finland, Mobile, was struek by light: | threw overhoard 20 bales of cotton which or Tricolor) NYork. before the assembly, a M 1~Off, Ockben F STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY ALL ¥—Sundays Excepted—Through Di P. M., from the Pier between ‘and Liberty streets, , %” ‘Cruttenden, will eKOPLES? LINE, 0 ‘ Kobt J Kell, Robert —We do positively assert de, Poste, Wm Mauroe, Chas Buckingham, James Wild, O that the preparations advertised by Dr. Feuchtwanger. Liberty street, for the destruction of vermin, will per tried them and found them to be truly effie k Merenry, of Ang. I7., 4 ill warrant in every instance all his pi ts, cockroaches, mice, moths, ants, eas, flies on horses and cattle, weasels, wood sects attacking the fields, vegetables, the trees, particul ove of tropical climates, “All orders inust be what object. poly for pai POR Le anl9Im*eodme ing on tne 12th bs Sat Aa ores 3-Sld Trivolar, ( Home Ports. Steamboat ROCHES'E eave on Monday. Wednesd Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Cavtan A "| ef leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Siturday Evenings, at At o’clock P.M., landing at intermediate places, from the foot Barclay street :=- ‘ Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt, R. H. Furey, will 7” Monday, ‘Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons, at Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainard, will teave on Taesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at either of the aboye Lines will arrive in Albn- yt the Morning Train of Cars for the enst or iltiamson, Wilder, Brunchlet, Sohn Brand, NC Mun+ day Evenings, nt7 o'clock arr, Thos Fenn, | C Sims, WM Brand—95. ‘Krom Hal fax— ion, NYork a vebe Baxter, Philadelphia; Un- rticulars to the man WIS FEUCHTWANGER, Liberty street, wear William. SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. ANY persons having beeu deterred from i place in consequence of the house being very full, the isi d that we have vow a number of good rooms LANDON & GARDNER. ings, August 15th, 1815. 18 2 KR. MARTIN & CO, Will Publish in Tuesday, the 19t SH VOULN Poxee—Brig Cordelia—Dr PL Armstrong and lady, Henry Ohio, and Liberty, Savavau—Brig Augusta—Mrs Tomb and child. DL Pal- 2 umford, C C Thompson, H TLADELPHIA, Aug 17—Art Emily, Davis, and Col Ta New’ York; St Cloud, Londonderry port; President, Somerset; Sultana, Boston: Two Brothers, do; Alabama, Horset, Taunton; Fh N fences. Providence: Oregon, Al- Pearl, NYork; Isane H Borden, Wall Cld Yih, Harriet, Dirigo, Ann Jog phus, Alexander \ lodine, and Francis, uitons JO Ire ‘all River; Frances , Boston; David Coffin, Sand- ergling, Sherwood, New York; Phosengers taking ay in ample time "The Boats are new and subatential, are furnished with new and slegant state roor taken at moderate rates. f rsona. are forbid trusting any of the Bouts ofthis Line, without a written order from or freight, appl offies mu the wha SECOND GRAND EXCURSION COTILLION PARTY, TO WEST FOINT Monday, August 2 The Managers of the T' na, and for speed ahd necommodaiious are an- Mr Barrand family, HD Lo- i iss Pie} 5 mmons, C'M’Lean, and Mr 4, and Brilliant, Boston: dford; Dulcimer,Ceres, N NYork; WO Cooper, Norwalk: 8 Hi Sansey, Providence: 0 hy THE IR] TEERS, tand, and Maria € Sarth Aucusta, Pawtucket; Hume, Monn, Aug 18—Sld Wave, joselle, New Bedfos ny T. MeNEVIN, ES ar 30 tes molasses 15 dmjns : ery rivet bay water I pony H Southmayd & son—100 hhds sugar 31 ck, fo Wake soarie HEE PEN in Ireland aie most important period in Irish His- HIS little work con: from 1778 to 1782, the *“Troland being. th ened with an invasion b 198 bales cotton Burritt & John- had withdrawn most of the eiehatn— 28 Sprague,Robinson & co troops to prosecute the Americ; themselves into voluuteer companies, and show prmidable, that France abandoned her attempr. nies at one time are supposed to ha thousand men, wel + Pandora, Binasten 10—Are Bt Louis, enton, Antwerp, Towboat Orozimbo, Nashua, and. Jo- ‘clock M, on the 8th inst; Rae New Onveans, Au; Ontario, Marseil Ports towed to sea on the ath i ve amounted to one hundred ‘iplined, but having no fi inense force unite ty, to take place on ‘The splendid steamer ROBERT L T have been engaged to pro- Fitan still on the bar, Ship Celia, Th Shin Gln Thatcher, Saran, Dunham & Dimon. Brig Peter Demill, MeN. i Schr November, Holmes; Se Anme Bay, Poe ei Sehr Spartan, Higgins, Jacksoyviler Bankes € he ee Schr Silas Crane, Smit ts ; Schr Elizabeth, Small, Salem, Maren C8 BC- fh: Arrived. Ship Europe, (of Bath) Baker, 53 last, to master--222 passengers, B & Poppe. n brig Agusta tr j: w fitstian brig Agusta Ludwing, Belg, 53 da , hinidt & Balchen—10h passengers, Brig Cordelia, Hatch, 12 days from Ponce, PR with nH Southmayd & Son. Left barque Panthea, Herrick, laven; schr Caroline, Lockhart, for Philadel; spoon 4 ay, day rte he o, to load araue showing s large blue Brig Puritan Amesbury t7 de 4 to Sturges & Clearman. Schr » rea Gray, from Newbern, NC, naval stores, to 8 L Mitchel Sehr meee ‘ander, Doughty, Newbern, NU. naval stores, to 8 L. Mitehet oe" Oaeking, Washington, SelirJames, Wood, Baltim 5 Sehr Surah, Trundy, Boston, mdse. Below. one barque, known. One ship ™ wtp ay ae neous Record. whiter two passed June 24 Ine with lose of usa, Oh inst, bound inn Berlin iuside the bar, both bound out; on the morning of the 8th, By Last Night's Southern Mail, » Lion, Klizabeth, and ‘rom two to three hours Theacian went to sea ag aud beautiful scenery of fect the political regeneration of their coun sh R. MAR’ TLEMAN can be accommodated with a Bau at Som soeey ent very m rate to A person who speaks French preferred. Inquire a, 213 sage and when approaching the city, a Lrile wi ed pleasant room and between Amity and Bleecker. n Band has been engaged for the ocea- partment will be under the direction of sion, and the dancing de Helen, Plymouth Mr, George Robertson, After which, Fancy Dances +.++sojcrc ec by the two Miss Vallec's THE DUMB BELLE. Vivian. vases blr Roberts oh Fisher Elizs.:: ‘Mins “Abou apftieg of Admiasion—Boses, 75 cts; Pit, 0 cent; Gallery, spear open 27 o'clock, and the Curtain will rise precisely at a 7 a" be T.7-_A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained at the Box Olliee. BOWERY THEATAR. Rolla, Orozembo, Pizarro, Alonzo, A New Overture by the Powerful Orchestra. To conclude THE SHOEMAKER OF TOULOUSE. JK Scott | Duke of Fronsac, bi rt Heukins | Andrew Fernoi c Henry Pajor, Clarke: Mons Rartige, Chigaard, Hadaway Adelaide, "" Mrs Phillips | Margaret Mra Sergeant ips 7 \C7~ Lower Boxes 50 ceuts; Second aud Third Tiers, 25 cts.; Pit and Gallery, 1234 cents. ‘ . napoars wall open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at nal Great Musical Attraction! tet se ceseges ve Messrs. Prench aud Heiser, Gran Entertainment ! is jetors respectfully announce that they have enga- Ft mited number of nights, the Burlesque # trioptan Operatic Troupe, so favorably kuown and received at Palino’s (talian Opera House. ‘uesday Evening, August 19th, The performance will commence with ‘A Musical Introduction. To be followed by a Burlesque om the Opera of Cinde entitled, SHIN-DE-HEEL-A. y* Intermisson of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh: ments. The range of splendid Cosmoramas will be open for inspection ‘Thenecondyar will commence with ran ay ‘Orchestra. Hiatieitrobuegagaiivan 51% OCF Doors open at hall-past 6 o'clock. Perforinaace to ¢om sence at 8o’eloek. ~~ NIBLO’S GARDEN. Tuesday Evening, August 19th. Will be prea OMNIBUS piece of Julin Ledger, | Miss Roberts |MrsDobbe, | Mrs Deer Miss Damper, Miss E Deering | Miss Jemima, is iss Webb Pas Comiques...sseeeseve Pat Rooney, ».. +++ ....Mr Brougham, Mr Ledger, Mr Niekunison | Mr Dobbs Deering Tom Dobbs, T Placide| Farmer's Boy, Bleecker In the course of the evening Mr Rice will sing his celebrated Extravagavza of Jim Crow. ermission of Half an Hour) by Misses Celeste and Partington clude with NIA MUMMY. THE VIRG! M Louisa, Roberts | Susan, Mrs Watts i Mr Rice Dr Galen, Anderton _ Levre Capt Rifle, Gallager | O'Le: Nickinsoa uz Aa effieient Police wail always bein atteadagce to main ain good order and ee all improper persons out. sie ‘ickets Hit Cents. A limited number of Season Tickets will be ree of, Ne Bh oh te to commence at 8o’clock. Doors open at To’elock. NIBLO’S. R. JOHN SEFTON’S BENEFIT. Wednesday, August 20th, Iss NELSON, (t) Wlich occasion M EL! Miss KATE LUDLOW, MISSHSS MANY WAVLOR. ‘MISS MATTHE W: ‘MISS. ROBET MISS CEL! ESTE, MISS PARTINGTON, MR. HENRY PLACIDE, MR. BROUGHAM, MR. T. D. RICE a aE and JOHN SEFTON, will appear in MARRIED Line and OTELLO. 2t*m GALVANIC RINGS AND. CRISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID. 3 HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the universsl approbation of the Medical Profession of Great Britain, and hos been sufficiently long before the American pub- lic to give a farr trial of its power and efficacy. ‘The Patent LrANic Hunce have been found to enawer all the purposes h the ordinary Galvanic Battery or Electric and M ne used, but are without any of the injurious which accompany the applications by those instra- ments, and aay cenet respects are more SAFE and CERTAIN ‘u,aecomplishing the desired object. ‘The Galvanic Rings have been used with perfect{suceess in All cases of Rheumatism, acute or chronic, applying to the read, face or Kimbs; Gout; Tic Doloreaux; ‘Toothache, ; ee ertieps peevans or e Headac! a n¢ tion ; Paralysis ; Palsy ; Epi its; Cromp ; Palpitation of the Heart's Apo iek?, MuiMfeede or Joitess Leahae ee New ralgia ; Genergl Debility; Deficiency of Nervous Energy ; and “ll Nervous Disorders, "in eases of confirmed Dyspepaa they have been equally successful ‘Their extraordinary effects upon the system must be witnessed to be. believed; and as a certain e laints they are equally to be ¢ re in every way perfect- ess, and are sold at prices to be within the reach of all, 's Macyetic Fi.crp is used in connection with the Rings, to render their efficient action certain, and to direct Galvanic influence tothe particular portiens which are affected. For numerous certificates of the highest character i the efficacy of the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, refer: ence is made to former advertisements, or they may be seen ut the office. Daly Agency in New York, 134 Fulton street, {51m Building.) Iu Brooklyn, at the store of Jantes W. Sutrrat, Druggist, corner Fulton and Cranberry streets, _jy28'Imtec THE ORIGINAL GENUINE ) » | x GALVANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID, POSSESS all the, advantages of Gal ic Battery, with- out itsshock, and are successful in curing rheumatism, tic doloreux, headache and all chronic or nervous diseases. Forsale only by Dr. Crombie’s Agents —A. B. & D. Sand’s General Agents. "A 273 Broadway, 77 Evst Broadway, 149, 143 and 92 Fulton, 67 ker, at Drug Stores corner of Bow id Grand, 17 Avenue D.: Spring, 96 Cath Clinton aid Division, Mrs Eays, Biookiyn. ts—xold plated $1—Fluid 75 cents per bottle. MISS E. ELLE ROFESSOR AND TEACHER of DANCING, from C Loudon, begs to announce her intention of visiting New York, to gi truction during the mouth of in Ities, o at the Euglish Court, patronised by her oria. Also the newly improved Royal Waltz, Mazourka Cotillion, Court Minuet, at the Bal Costume by Queen Victoria and Prince Hurther particulars in fature advertisements, Alleommu: jons at present addressed to Miss E. at the Herald Office. al2 bteodis*re FUCTY DOLLARS REWARD, | OST—Ou Saturday, a roll of bank bitls amounting to about LiGsa.pancinatlg ot the Hata ae ar Hing te howe uecticut, und x cheek drawn for. $1000-0n the Fulton Bante of the city of New York, by Peter Balen, in favor of the eubseri- ber, payable to his order. Supposed to hare been dropped onthe Carnpesground at Sing Sing, or ou board pfiie ateanboet Columbus in returning to the cit left Sing Sing at half-past 2 pablic are h payment has be . e K notet tre one $100 Ci two $90, and fartlord Baik. JOHN PEARSALL, 5 256 Delancy street. The Sing papers will please copy the absve.and send their bill to the subscriber. al8 6t*r INTENSE EXCITEMENT. NOTHING HAS CREATED so great an excitement, as the arrival of the immense steamship Gret Britain, ex. cept the wonderful cures effected by the Syray of Health, Th led in the treatment ‘of Scroful i ruptions of the s from impurity of the Mood 5 a merous c-ttificates may be seen at the cffice. ‘the following is from one of the most respeetable merchants of Maladelphit ; Pamapeuenta, 04.9, 1814. ‘This is to certify, that | was canpletely cu- jou my ankle, from which T had suffered for es of yeur valusbh Dr_THostrso red ofan ulcer upwards of three years, by using fow medicive.. I had tried 4 great nomber of o out any effect. . SJEANES, Principal Office, 55 Reade st py Pet he inatraetion of LA wishes to devote hertime to tl strnetion seem diepaten Piauo hes on the Logerian system, Which has never been int iced as yet rie ee erun- try: ithas beeu greatly approved af in Europe asbeing the shortest and easiest method of baal on the mull An addressed to X. Y. at the office of this paper, shall be at to. ald im*re Cor ROLLED COPPER 1600 sheets Sa rolled Cop gift fom B10 on oh SL IR VO stove THERE willbe NESDAY, 2th tion, for cash on deli 1g which ff ti ‘arker, and Cora, Alvany v Nf + Blizabeth, Nantucket; Oi Mr. MeKerracher will enliven the scene with the soul iproch. Pie boat will leave Catharine stree berty street, N. —and foot of 19¢! bemade on the North River only. Tickets for agenileman and la wice—to be had o' lessrs. Stodard & Dunham, 361 Bi inl and Norther Hotels, Courtland street, and 0 Janagers, or at the ‘landings on the morning TO DRUGGISTS, t Soda Water A, plete, f ‘ut use for the same, tating where an TO CARMEN, the carman who removed the furniture Cox, carpenter, from the house No. 31 Chris three days before the first of last May, will ation where the goods were removed to, or where be found, will ra by leaving such information at LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANNED WARE. HE Subscriber has just received from his manure! it of Girandoles, Oriana, and Athi on, ‘Newburyport; Michigan, and Ant + Mary, and Two Canal street 94; State Pr at 106. The landings on returning 90 Henry, Gloucester; Porpowse, York, Below, Margaret, aud Brothers, Albany; Ho Batrimone, Aug 17—Arr Wyman, ton; Wm Horatio, (Br) Jamaic Lincoln, Chase; St hesapenke, Sraart, N'Y ork: F low, the owner ha: ary H, Pennessee, Providen extra ladies $0 cents usatonic, Troy, in i and Mary Stanton, !Bos- Frances Jane, St Jobns, P! ohn E Smitn, Cargi Sagus Ia Grande. ‘ernambuco; Justis ; Architect, Harbor Grace, NF; from Bremen, in bal- om Hamburg, (C7 Refreshments on board, STEAMER “GREAT BRITAIN. being impossible to open to the whole commanity on mission without giving iew of the gre’ owners in detaining her inorder has been determined to follow pool, and other ports, and charge as , that the shi From iat 3 orc i fo days. Brig Tth inst, saw a ly 30—In port, Willis Putnam, for Boston, an. i ie Ward rown. ydney, CB. with 196 ith, 1 s f Naz Bmiths 16 days from Windsor, NS. with berwood, 6 days from Savannah,with cotton, SOND HAND PIANO FORT! HEAP, several supe ufactured by some of our very best city ma: warranttd in perfect order, C; Wareroom, 492 Brot above Broome at, Also a good toned’ 5)4 Oc 45. o3. Second Hand Piano On, Notice is therefore her ip grill be open for publie inspeetion this day from 1 lock, and on sue JOHN W, MORGAN, , one door Kast of Broadway. , 20 dozen of the Dorie Lamp, for © ‘and finish, ata very low price. RAIN GUNPOWDER? Hews to inform his frie naval stores, to 8 L. N,BimOn heats bodes ir f superior make DIAMOND G Tk ACEXANDER BAILLIE, who went from vi years of age, be still aliv ied t» appear, or to authorize Interest im an applica Robertso. in the 0 als der, edinbrar quested that any one. acc Inst place of reside ey John Young, Solicitor, jends and the sport: amp. Wadding, Gans, ke, ulton street, ment of anew Powder, known in Fi Ducking Powder, hax beeu | 14 empowered to receive orders for e male by Deans inl, relative to the ith the fret, or who mi ive information of thy dinburgh, im terms of Y | ples can be seen, Noo ‘Fontine Building, oxen. t's OFFICE, New on An it 121 tis als 1020 re PROSPER M, WETMORE, Mavy Agent. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ‘W, CLARK & CO., Philadelphia, and J. ¥; CLARK & 1. 0, Bonu, have Formed a emiretion 4 Exchange x i ness in New York, under he firm of E. CURE, BODGE & CO. nt Nor G0 Wal street. and correspondents in all the principal citiesand towns in they are enabled to make Collectionrof Notes and nt at the lowest rates and wih the utmost y are also prepared to. purchwe all kinds of ‘abon the. priveipal = ft 3s he and Exchange ‘ities, Drat Uepiell Bromeniully sclteic ec sare of pellic pactones New York, Augnst ith, 1813, all Im¥re THE NEW YORK HERALD, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor, Circulation--- Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Evory day, Price 9 emts per —$7 26 Reh annum—payable in advance. *WaekLy HERALD very Saturday — Vice 6} conte on oer 14 pape annum—payablo ir . ty “i ISEMENTS at tho umual prisss—always sash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds excouted wt beanty and jospatch, All letters or communications, by)*il, addressed to the establishment, must be pont paid’? the must will be deducted from the aera JAMES GORDON a ENT Paoraixton or tHe New Youu Henaip )TABut Sidebd Northwest corner of Fulton and Neu streets REA CSS crete teeta