The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1845, Page 3

0 eyed it Uk DA RS es Feratn ly. Chan, jos beten N Gucene s tts wi Gab of the State is not affected by these movements. There is only about two hundred and fifty thousand dollers of the four and a half millions issued in 1841 and 1843 on the market, the balance being held by savings’ institutions, trustees and capitalists. ‘iment He yoRe Rp will from the William rors toto ath iver, at 12 o'clock, "o-Day, a Uld Stock Exchangs. 208 feet loug, 27 feet beua, TiC feet Wold aud at ntous eb | $5000 Kenticky 6's 100 30 Ohio L & ‘Trust bur jt in the most substantial man: « 5000 Ohio 6's, "60 954 73 Canton Co Sh fining. Her guner fi chet yar and 8 fac | 400) do, ig 3 Novae Wor ke of piston, ts being burlt si the well kusrn cccstitshange | 15000 Penneylvani ie ae C it at he Go., which fs se do L Al 20 dollars, ho: Sos D. > I the above notes were above reward will be ire of Tl » BM D. inadelphia, August 16th, 1845. ONE HUNDRED DOLL. O8T—0: re Tew: Captain William otel a2l Stistre 5 ev to any Ove Minn oe Sa CHISLEY. at a shies te Bue, Feb’y. 25, ” Talyey (igen of said notes, a2i A Rl + Neptun rae Pes Husted ‘thode Ia ols retataion the same cor ing all th. be} 1000 Reading RRBds 66 =| 25 10 Her joiner work, done be Chartes M. Simon: | 100) da 6 73) do +00 ery superior order of workinanship aud ma | 3shas Bk N York 120 10 Reading RR 490 taterooms, &Ke., are to be finished with | 100 Bk Com. scrip % 75 do al be completed fue ts pak 106 30 Hud & Berk RR ii ‘She'js to be completedand leave for N ont th ud & Ber ii wih of O tober next, under the. command of Captain doh 3 200 Long island it It Wright, so long and ‘favorably known to the travelling public ie 3 do asa stiifal navigator and for the slastgeven. or eight years as the Ca = Popular captain of the steam packet New York ; ‘Toe New York having boon thoscaghiy sim 51 50 do ew copper and new boile: for N Charleston and Key West, on © loth of ill | 1. "Srabout the 0th of io Erie RR aie LR 0 To Self-Shaving Gentle #@ Western RR strong beard and tender fice, the Me! 3835 3 onthe Columbus in returning - is public are hereby cautioned FIFTY DOLLARS OST—On Saturday, $500, principally, of id heck draw! o orate. Bel ‘Sing Sing, city i am p-grou! ft Sing Sing at half-past apein has been sto} intwo $30, and five’ f ti The Sing Sing pers ir bill to the su scribe: I of bank bills aumo ‘the Har ford Baul ot please copy the above and cond REWARD. unting to. yf |, Con~ ay tar f the subseri- @ missing notes are one ills on the JO} Hartford Bank. HN PEARSALL, 256 Delancy street. 3, Saunders isthe only article now in use that wi ’ tis Ci their difeuities. "A most convincing proof of ¢ ite Fw ps Sheen ces. i that the first cutlers. in London an, 4 Hay, 100 shas L Island 400 do 360 ' Hillixin, or Strands Leweosk, hill; seen, 200 do a do 330 ew Bond street, have them tor sale, and recommend them | "2° y ; ; With the use oftheir own cutlery. "Manufactory,No. 177 Broad: | ,23 Morris Canal Bis Been ee w, wai 0 do 830 27. 100 Harlem RR | do 830 2 40 Canton Co boo 9 lo MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Aug. 20—6 P.M. Quotations for stocks are still declining. Nearly every one on the list fell off a fraction. Norwich and Worces- ter declined } per cent., Reading Railroad 1}, Harlem 1}, Canton }, Long Island }, Farmers’ Loan j, Pennsylvania 5s }, Hlinois }, U. 8. Bank }. Erie Railroad and Ken- tucky 6's closed at yesterday's prices. Ohio 6's improved }. ‘The sales were not very large at this decline, but the market is in a very feverish state, and further advices from Mexico are looked for with the greatest anxiet; Every thing depends upon the complexion of our a counts from that country, so far as stock operations are concerned. The value of the exports fiom this port for the week ending the 16th inst., was seven hundred and eleven thou- sand five hundred and fifty-eight dollars 43-100 ; the ship’ Exchange. 25 Long Isld RR 400 do 50 shas Farmers’ Tr 53 100 do Bo 100 do 38 3 25 Morris Canal 810 2734 100 do 25 do 150 Canton Co 30 Readiug RR fu Mi On the 20th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Isaacs, Mr. M. L. Heutman, of New Orleans, to Miss Canouine, daughter of Simon Context, of this city. Died. On Wednesday morning the 20th instant, Eowarp J., son of Edward and Eleanor Cook, aged 18 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re: pectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Yence of his father, No. 280 Front street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 5 o’clock. aD YOUNG MAN from the country wishes to get into some ful business o1 mployment ug office prefer as french famil: woman and ironer. Can produce the best of cit Enquire at 12 Marion street, for agi ltr by ar el id or childsmaid, unily. Enquire at 79 Bavard street. A book store au2l Im*re in the city. % SITUATION WANTED, chambermaid or to do the Is a good cook, washer- yreicrenges. OWAN. espectable young girl as |, ina private Protestant 20 2*me MARY Me' PRACTICAL MINER WANTED. NE who understands his business and can come well re- commended, may hear of good employment by addres: ORMATION WANTED I WEN ROGERS—Whereas, th (who was of the Parish o ad wholeft Ireland some 35 or 38 formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to hays ter, ‘New York Herald Office, ‘Southern papers please copy. ‘Coolevin, in the Coui 5 to acquaint yyw! 1s ‘alg 3t*me he relatives of this person, nity of Sligo years ago,) have been_m- ome infor- him that he can letter to M. aul9 Im*re ments of which were as annexed : Commence or tue Port or New Yor. Week Ending August 16th. Shipments in American vessels .. Shipments in Foreign vessels. Ship ents of specie... . ‘At Ramapo, New Jersey, on Wednesday tho 18th in- stant, of inflammation of the bowels, aitera short and severe illness, Racwex, only daughter of Mr. Andrew H. Hagerman, of that place, ia the seventh year of her age. CANTON TEA COMPANY, 163 Greenwich street and 121 Chatham street. gwenone TEA—115 half chests,trae old tashion Mohee, very fine. True English Breakfast Souchong—32 half chests and a few Packages of fine Wiry Leaf, Young Hyson—260 half chests, 150 Chulan Souchong—100 quarter box. Pekol Flowers—13 ches! d 10h Hyson (very superior )—25 chests and 10 half do. Also,.a very full assortment of Teas of every des bea racing extra five and good qualities, for sale wholes: rel 0. Total for the week ending August 16th.. $ Total for the first nine days in August... 1 ‘Total for first sixteen days in August. . $1,719,733 65 The value of the exports from this port for the month of August, 1843, was$1,351,403, and for August, 1844, $1,797,298, It will be seen that the exports for the first half ofthe same,month this year, are valued at more than for the whole month in 1843, and within about eighty dol- lars of the value of the exports forthe whole month in 1844, The present prospect is that the value of the ex, ports for August, 1845, will be double that of the exports for the corresponding month in 1843 and 1844, The total gain in the receipts of the Western Railroad Company, up to August $th, was $37,344 over the corres” ponding period of last year. Wesienn Rartroap, ( su tes 85 packages, comprising extra fine and fine good | |”: Hyson—A few small box seldom imported and never but fect in every sense. . Ooloong Tea—, imported this year, CANTON TEA COMPANY, au2l 3m*me 463 Greenwich and 121 Chatham sts. perch PA ht AR tors TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS. you ENTLEMEN or Fami , (donble extra) such that stnall quautities, and per few half chests of very superb, of the finest re 8 going to Eur Isewhere Passengers, Freight. gc. Total. wishing to disencumber. themselves of supertiuous effe 1 215,062 423,533 | such as WEARING APPAREL, either ladies’ or gei 189,319 306,180 | men’s JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS, &e., be, will do well to $o708 $731 rn oF Bek tt ns, from whom 1 hey, will obeain tre highest of the Long Island Railread: business, is conversant with objecticn to go South or West. Address, O. offic ST OFF CLOTHING & FURNITURE WANTED. L help for thi Washington Temperance Intell 8 Lc mye riled adver knowledge of business, and a to devote his ti possesses a the Fre ser, haying @ thorot rat-rate Saleaman, i me and attention to any House requiring kgod knowledge of the Drug e weh langus MP: Qi Herald Herald ADIES OR GENTLEMEN hi ff Clothing or Furniture t ony Peet. Vedeuscs: N.B. ce, ifrequested. WANTE. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladi aving any superfluous or 0 dispose of, clu obtain for ng for the subscriber No, 69 Duane ir resi- jes at th al2 Im*re ‘D T CLARKE’S & STEVAN'S Intalligence Office, 953 Duane street, subscribers for some good Pro- stant Servants and ot! oral character. publ sho: member—95¢ Duane street iy26 lin*rh wi pledges himself to : notice, Mr. Clark is patronised by some of the first families in the country. two doors west of Broadway, nce re and colored, of Office. SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTE. ND the highest Erice giver and Fu: f the same, will do wel! a line through the Post Offie, ‘all kine jiture. to to call on the subseriber, or ad- of cast off Clothii Persons wishi hich will be tual: which wil be pygetually 4934 Chatham street, New York. N.B Clothing, cheap for cash, Constantly on hand, a seasonable assortment of get al6 Im*re rald Buiidi 4 street 8. intment, and all or- 9 N: Families or gentlemen. attended by the subscriber's office, or a line through the post office punctually attended to. au2l Im*re CARROLL’S VAPOR BATHS, 184 Fulton Street, opposite St.Paul’s Church. 4 excessive heat of the weather, alternating with sudden é and severe changes, expose many to attacl lang rs from August Ist to August 16th, inclusive, were $24,140 11, viz :—Boston, $3,970 55 ; Local, $8,682 60 ; Newport and Providence, received at Now York, $517 48; Mails and Express, $874.10. Road earnings, $14,044 63 ; Boats, $10,095 48 ; Total, $24,140 11. Local i a ried $ ocal receipts on Satur. As some estimate of the prosperity of Great Britain can be formed from the increase of imports and exports, we annex a statement showing the trade in certain arti_ cles for five months in 1843, ’44 and ’45, ending June 30th, Commenc Gi B Entered for Consumption. 1803.0 offee wero! acter—a safe and agreeable prevent h case SINGLE GE) room and bedroom, b family in Mercer street. fast pnd tea, in a small private address V.B., at this office. References given m al Ittre . SEIGNET BRANDY. HE cargo of the brig Abeona, Doane master, I ifcom Rochelle, con: of half pipes, quarter casks and high proof end flavor, from the old established Seiguette,” now lauding at Pier No. 8 Kest River, 8, 3%, 96 688 16,588,036 1,947,164 of manufactured ted. «5.44 +4 «17,027,190 rade— 2,976,508 Total value ods expo Vessels in Foreign T Entered inwards, Tonn 19,490,719 it purchases NICOLL & CO., Nos. 67 and 69 Front street. Also, 20 quarter casks fifth-proof Brandy. 17 halfpipes and 8 quarter casks “Otard Dupuy & C ‘Brandy, various vintages, and 20 casks Vinegar, landing and for sale as above. a2l 3tis*me 6,990 oe 1,180,216 Tend ds, ships. Consting trade, inwards, tons. 4,326,334 Gleared For outwar Tonnage 7,972 1412'694 Ww ofp to ani COPPER MINERS Company, FIFTY Harbor, Lake Supe ‘Temperate and experie others need a hed | West w York, Aug. Mth, 1815, N AND SOUT! RE-OPENING 1 EAGLE AND PHE. HE UN the ited States Hotel is he has, duced to take charge of by all Its location in every respect is t scription Jeaving a fair business; b adding to the r poure, by such important advant ing his old ate stand, and therefore pul \ fro from north to south, and v: ‘WM. M. FRAZER, an20 2wre President N. Y. ani AUGUSTA, GEO. DERSIGNED, for the last four ity and country patroi , by the numerous solit WANTED. ANTED by the New York and Lake Superior Mining “LY Copper Miuers—to be employed at Miners will receive liberal wa- Troy, N.Y. E. ARNED, Jr., id L. 8.M: Co. ald 2wis*re HERN TRAVELLERS. 1 THE NIX HOTEL, years propri elling friends ice Versa. Augusta, Geo. lo ‘outwards, tons. 4,360,984 4,507,848 ‘The increase in the consumption of the articles of lux- ury, detailed above, shows that the condition of all classes must be improved, and that the laboring popule. tion are better able than usual to provide themselves with some of the comforts of life. The increase in the ton C. BARRY, Artist in Hair, No. 146 Broadway— Wigs ind Scalps upon the Ventilating and Gossamer approximating the nearest of any yet manufactured to th ralhead ofhair. Toupees, Plaits, Bauds, Seams and cheaper than any other house in the city. ‘The trade sup} Also. mavufactured from ladies entlemens haii laces, Bracelets, Watch Guards, Rings, Flowers, e phed ‘Neck: ris, GHIP 8T. NICOLAS from Havee—Con: ignees bv this ship OSTON EDITION, two 1 at the Beacon Office, 3 Franklin itions of Volney’s Ruins, raft’s'Ri ight of Wor les, Shel VOLTAIRE’S PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY olumes in one, price $5, for sale uare, 4 ife of Christ, man, Vale’s Life of Pain ley’s Queen Mab Paine’s Work: 'y of cheap Liberal Works. au20 Im*r nage employed in the foreign and coasting trade of Great Britain, is the best evidence of the productiveness of these branches of business, and that they must be ina Prosperous and healthy state. Areply has been made by a citizen of Ohio, to the at" tacks of an organ of a clique of brokers in Wall street’ on the stock of that State. Had the party noticing these attacks been acquainted with the cause, or had he known the object, he would have saved himself the trouble of replying. There has been no recent financial movement of the government of Ohio, to affect their stock one wa} orthe other. Nothing has transpired lately to change the actual value of the stock any more than what would affect all State stocks, Every dollar of the debt wa: legally contracted and is honorably acknowledged.— ‘The interest is paid punctually semi-annually, and the fioanoos of the State are in a more prosperous condition than they have ever been before. Sacrifices have been submitted to by the State, to enable her to meet her en- fagements. Every contract has been fulfilled; to do which, large amounts of the State stock have been sold several per cent below par. When the finances of the country became deranged, and the people of every sec tion more embarrassed, every State that continued pay- ing its debts at maturity and interest promptly, had to submit to sacrifices. The general gevernment at one time could not make a loan, and had to issue Treasury notes, The State of New York had to go into the market begging fora loan on a seven per cent stock. Many States were so deeply involved, that their resources be" caute exhausted,and repudiation and delinquencythe only alternative. The credit of Ohio tottered for a time, but the indomitable patriotism of her citizens in promptly paying the most exorbitant rate of taxation, sustained the State, and she came out with her faith untarnished and her credit sound. The Commissioners authorized to neg otiate loans for the State, came into this market in the m dst of the commercial revulsion that swept over the wiole country, and were compelled, in the accomplish” ment of their object, to submit to shaves and sacrifices, toa very greatextent. ‘The motive that prompted the gov- Ri will please send their permits on board, at Pier No. 4 North iver. All goods not the publi lic store. P si CKET SHIP LIVERPOOL for Liverpool passengers ver th WD will pleese be on board, at west side Thing 4 ¢ she wil permitted by the 26th instant, will be sent to ‘ a2ire of di 12 o'clock precisely, at’ whieh w IF ALEXANDER BAILLIE, 1, Who went trom Liverpool fh esti OTICE, inburgl sailor, about seventeen years a quested to appear, or to autho: ‘au application at in the Court of Se tol Bookbinder ba ce to jepending b otland, relative to the favor of ‘Alexander Ste- d, it is re- pe present di ton TO BILLIARD TABLE MAKERS. ; STANT employment will be given to agood hand, in dell ‘Any person desirous of employment will mail, 8. re of Zeiber &Co., Ledger tuba. ON: Phi pI FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATHERS & MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. RUN LAROSIERK & COURT, 116 Williom street, have just received by. the last Havre packets, an entirely new assortment of fall Flowers. Dealers are invited to call and examine the goods, which they will find of the best quality, and at very ble pice: 20 Im*ine NEW FRENCH GOOD JAMES BECK & CO., FER tn buyers, on reasonable terms, the richest assort- toi Fancy Goo ever been shown in this city, having been selected for them in P Cases Paris Embroidered Ombre ‘ashmere d’Eeosse. do do Mousselen de Laine. Printed Cashmere d’k.cosse. Ombre Shaded“ Mousselen de Laine. ted Plaid Cashmere d’Kcosse ver) dier, Hartwan and Keok rich. Prin it Lins print- led. lac_and Scarlet Merino and SILKS. ‘yramides a Volants Silks, pumas, bh in Silks, P M is, 1¢ Madona rescendo ray amas’ Zeyh ernment of the State to submit to the demands at the| ‘ Marocaine deux chaines* panize. ti me was a good one, and every creditor of the Statea | “ Corsage lice passemen- “* Pyramides, guirland de ‘ that time, and those holding its stock at this Pekin Ombre, ailes de moment, must admit that the State credit conld eye Reps royal armure not have been maintained in any other way or at in niatte less sacrifice. The commissioners and brokers en Saged in negotiating the loans of 1841 and 1845 are pe- Hodically attacked by the organs of the Wall street bears, enleavoring to depress the market price of these stocks. Ferspective rubanne al Dewellea persnective Africaine, tout enit Ombre, endritte, glace Peln Gamayeux Royal Moire Pekin The most unfounded assertions are made folkthe purpose |< KekE Chinois “ Melee high iwace of accomplishing the object in view, and sfatements,| ‘ Marocame * Afrienine abandes Pointille, toat cuit ALEXANDER’S PARIS MADE GLOVES. Ofthe most recherche colors, Priotems Clairs, Demi Clairs: false in every particular, are paraded for the expres, Purpose of frightening a few timid holders of the stock to enable the shorts to provide themselves with what quantity they want at reduced prices, to fill Bouton Brevete. their The source of th attacks is WEDDING AND SOIREE DRESSES controlled by ‘a clique of speculators in Wall esa * + vith ‘yaad street, aud the whole movement is reduced to a contest between the bulls and bears of both boards o, brokers, ‘That these periodical attacks upon the credit of a State like Ohio are harmless, is fully proved by the daily sales of the stock, prices invariably advancing in the face of them. Any and every attempt to depress the value of a dividend-paying State stock, by attacking in dividuals and banking institutions, because they have been engaged in negotiating its loans, must prove as abortive as those already made. The Bank of Wooster, Ohio comes for a share of these charges, os it uppears to have excited the ire of the organs ot the government and the organs of this clique of brokers n Wall street. Several of the organs of the government have been loud in their complaints against the bank since th Secretary of the Treasury gave ita small amount of qhe public deposits, for which Ohio State stocks have been givenas security; and it has been attacked by the brokers’ organs on account of its connection with a former commissioner of Ohio, who became connected ‘With the negotiations for loans for the State. It is not Recessary to detail the defects in the statements made by the mouthpiece of these stock speculators. It is only ne- essary to say that they have been shown to be false in every particular; and the general complexion of the charges made, and the motivo for making the charges,are suflicient to satisfy every one that the personal interest of those giving publicity to them is considered more than the creditors of the St t large. The individuals en- gaged in depressing the price of the stock of this State now, will, without doubt, soon as their exist ing contraets are fulfilled, become bulls, and be as unti’ uperior make and finish, ata very low price nul] In*re ring in their efforts to get up aa improvement then as | (\OLV ROLLED COPPER—1600 sheets col they are now to createn decline, ‘Tho bulk of the stock | “qu," fm # 10 M0 of yxy super ‘ules, Silk: do Si Aerian Snow Organdi, read Lace Imitation Bru Point de Bra Imitation Point dAngleterre Thread Lice Flounces, every width. do ‘do Scarfs and Veils. PARIS Rich embroidered Dresses Collars, Barilda do do do do do do do do. Canezeris Guimpes do in Colf doubted andl Val Peleri ol lou! alencienne i pence As Handkerchiefs, So er N ; $ d'ete Armonville. RICHLY EMBROIDERED BAGS, PURSES, ke. nee above, with a Rage nee wear or orthy gf hea iting this city, as they w Hotes be found ehewhere, JAMESBECK & Coes ald lwre Broad: LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANN, WARE. i Subscriber has just received from hi Bronze and rge and splendid assortment of Girandole iver, trimmed with fine Tosi it Also, a very superior quality of Solar and Lamps, ous patterns, with Cut aud Plain Shad del tele "yt dG lights, suitable for Parlors, Charches and lo- Is’ Als tel thorns, for 5 sell at wholesale JOHN W, MORGAN, 154 Fulton street, one door East of Broadway. —On hand, 20 dozen of the Dorie Lamp, for Camphine, D T wish to fill up their respective shar shares equal to the preseut value of t The Stockholders residing out of the cit couvey their intention by post, tothe office No, 30 sania fone By ta = is process produces THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPAN FFICE No. 61 (late 49) Wall street, continues to i lous or damage by Fire dwellings, warehouses buildings. Also,on Household Furaiture, Merchan ther e, &c., as heretofore, re and DIRECTORS. John Brouwer, James McBride, Jolin Moorhead, joseph Kernochan, Henry W. Hil George Cox Ge David ‘Wakeman Burritt, Philip Embi les N. 8. Rowland, Nathaniel L. Griswold, jr. Russell Stubbins, eshall, itephen Holt, iene Gaillard, Jr. JOHN BROUWER, President. GOLD S. SILLIMAN, boca gd Ropeart J. Ditton, Counseland No. 35 joining Mech: A ani HIS COMPANY They continue to i James Harper, Edward Richardson, James Phalen, wrence, Edwin R Tremain, 8 M Crandall, John Breaste, James Cruikshank, J Leander Starr, Charles L Vose, Zadock Pratt George C DeKay, Loring Andrews, Joseph B Nones, Leonard Appleby, Asa § Crosby, John J Herrick, Abraham V an Nest H 1 Sat Ja Wi ttorney, a2 Im*m OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO. Wall 8: treet, m BC i an D Gould,” ore A Meyer, jerm: Cyr ry, Lawrence Hill, WH Robert Lai John T Gi Townsend, imuel Sherwood, mes Cook, Aldric! G Whitaker, Thomas Moi Gee Palen, iitiam Burgoyne, if kL A. LAWRENCE, President. SAMU, : JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President. Nicholas Carroll, Secret Capt Samuel Candler, Marine Insp. ‘Also, Insp. for 'Lloyd’s” for the port of New York. au HE Stockholdem of this Com; the office of the Company an Gro T. Horr, Sec’y. Orrick or THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE New Yi ork, Ji are requ nity whet ¢ 0 receive their stock. are requested to HORNE, Pres't. Sys rre PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., No. 6 WALL STREE' HIS Company losses: baa a ai Fire and Manne ciApe tak W. W, Dinar, Secretary. New York, 23d July, 1845. repared to pay in fined ‘by ‘the late. fire, ks will be taken as usual. nm demand, all © soon as the BALDWIN, President. jy23 1m is rre Carat, 200,000 ¢ losses sustained by this com; ¥ N, B.M. DELAM. Brooxiyn, July 21, 1845. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURAN' Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange. 'Y¥ continue to insure No, HIS COMPAN: on and 1 Raa B. I. Thor Price, Moses Tucker John & Dar on, Joh a Caleb G, Sages John C. Merritt, Groner T. Horr, Secretary, Office, 41 Fulton street, Brookl 18 COMPANY is prepared to tak New York on favorable terms, fire only about ten per cent of their capital ‘Wm. K. Thora ‘Thomas Morretl, Robert Smith. THOMAS W. THORNE, Present 4 THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY T™ Dotiars. in the city of having lost by the recent ny will be paid on liqui- cretary. ATER. Pre dy 201 CO. inst loss and da- ne Bogart, SECOND HAND PIA} Fo SALE CHEAP, several superi ‘ortes warranttd Also a good ton ress ose made in other stores for $6 and Y Gk J fret fd ‘want of a pair of f fifty per cent, Py ketin thy tore. WitEM. YOU No. 4 Ann st, near IMPORTANT Ni re ne DAG UERREOTYPE ARTISTS. idersigned have made a] for their new to appearance of the Dagner his © i process is tor, an ‘the . manufactured by some of our very best kerg, and will i J, Rockett’s P above Broome st. in perfect orde ino Forte Wareroom, O FORT: Second Hand city ma- Can be seen at 92 Broadw: oh Octave ved no for Boots made to order and ES’ French Depot, gue ofthe mort ents in’ this city. Gen ress Boots, will Red rem of Mending also NG & H. B. JONES, Brondway, New York, OTICS nature itself, gui 5 TONS SIZING for sale by al7m Rat ae: opt or tas, Rar HORS Bair toate Bax | AUCTION NOTICES. Esq., deci the entire reserve, sonsiatinn of a great ‘Also, assorted sisting of she! Also, 100 pod Fiuating Kni (¢ra.and westera Hunting Kni "N: B.~Catalogues, ‘coutainin and can be had at the auction room. tention of the country as well FOR SALE AT AUC’ goods. are, Buddlery, ee Be pred Cue, coming of Te » Scissors, ke. city ‘LON ON MONDAY, Ai 25 a h, ou the premises, at 12 o'clock, a FARM West Farms, two miles from owner is joing west. street, or ayard Should the For part to re to th % "SOHN storm, ing business in the hest bidder, as the inquire at 439'Grand GARLAND, on the the sale will take place a fh: house No. 8! Greenwic! entlemen, on moderate ter al ittre FOR SA Ta nding. y reasons for on application to $7 Dey street, fro a2l 6us*re a 3 ow doing a good cash busi y and ¢ prising the stock ai the lowest cash pri hess, such, ano Idom offers. fe le, the FOR SA’ Fes and go Liquor 8 The stock, fi retail Grocery of mal portunity House and Lot a opposite the Hartford and Ni TO LET. A FRONT PARLOR, well furnished, on first floor t, to one or two single ms. Apply to J. RYAN 57 Trinity Place. LE. THE Stock, Fixtures aad Furniture of a respectable ra, conducted on the Engl sh yle, domg a good ill be sold cneap, for disposing of it will be given m itor eM. Lr. od will of the wholesale and tore, 17 South street, and purchased at Toa person who understands the busi- ng & profitable investment For further particulars, apply on the premises, t No. 179 Fourth street, near al9 2w*ine CAR A RR old, well tramned to double and single id the saddle, sound and in fine condition, the property of a entleman about leaving the city d sale yatt’s Stables, Trinity Place, G: stree RIAGE HORS PAIR OF CARRIA ES FOR SALE HORSES, seven years roess, aud the G are reen a al8 3tis*dh AND COTILLION Affordiog. passengers view of the Forti EE Hiathor and Bay rate w to |, Ue — ‘The new and commodious ste: her Barge Marshall, Captain P. I. sion down the Bay and Harbor, ing the Pier foot of Warr mond street at 734; Canal street al ver at 8!4—Positively returning to F! GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION PARTY, a moonlight cations and Scenery. of our 3 accompanied by the cele- ether with a splendid Coul- amboat DELAWARE and . Smith, will make an exc ridey Evening, Aug eet at7_ o'clock; Hat ud Pier No. 1 North ity by 12 o'clock. e t ul }o paius or expe arse will be spared to render this one of the most agreeable and delightful excursions of the season. Refreshments furnished at a moderate charge. Fare 50 cents for the excursion. EXCURSION TO THE a2l 2tis*re FISHING BANKS. AT ee smn AM eh siotched by the two Miss Vall je wi Frederick ae rederick Flighty, Esa pore i Mi: Flighty, Mee Trice, Mian Gedo ‘es Plichty asbtice of Admission—Boxes, 75 cents; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, ci bear apenat7o'elock, andthe Curtain will ris precisely at id A linked umber of Season Tickets may be obtained rh 2 Box BSOWERY THEATRE. Roberts. Mrs Duvenel Mr. Gallow ge Thursday Evening, August 21st, Prey . «Will be presented oe THE ROBBERS OF BOHEMIA. _ Charles de Moor... .. aie «JR Scott | Francis de Moor, — Henkins | Gount de ‘Moor Vache Rolla, Davenport | Herman, Clarke | Surtzen, Milnor | Grimin, Sutherland Schufterle, McKeon | Rasman Brooke | Speigleberg. Hadaway | Korinski, is Commissary, _—_Phillimore | Daniel, Johnson | Amelia... .. ve teseee veeMrs Phillips | Alter which | A New Overture by the Powerful Orchestra. | ‘To conclude with | THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. Duke of Ephesus, — Henkins | Egeon, or Angelo, Sutherland | Avtipholus of Syr. ke Dromio of Syracuse, Hadaway | doof Ephesus, | Davenport Dromio of Ephesus, Vache | Cleon, Lewis ri sist aeccud een Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers, 25 c' > Pine eleven er ensater before 7, the curtaia will rise at half-past?. CASTLE GARDEN. O@-Admission 25 Cents..69 Great Musical Attraction! Proprietors... ..- +. -.+:.+ ++. Messrs, French and Heiser. Grand pany gameesdl pee 1 ietors respectfully announce that they have enga- sa heli anh canine: ch nicbtas tee Verlentns Ethiopian erate Froupe, o favorably known and received at Palmas ra House. Tallan Operaredacy Evening, August 21st, ‘The performance will commence with "A Musical Yutrodueti si Mock Opera will anbula, wit original music. (G> intermusson of Half an Hout for Promenade eah iven, entitled ments. ‘The range of splendid Cosmoramas will be open forinspection e second part will commence with rand Overture--Orchestra. Mr Parsloe and Miss Pray in Le Pas du Tyrol. Doors 0) ypen at half-past 6 o’clock. Performance to com nee at 8o’clock. NIBLO’S GARDEN. Benefit of Mr. T. D. Rice. Thursday hppa Amana, beep il red the Will be Presented thet gly poral jar piece of rg eet oes ROBERT Hy STEVEND, | scheile, Mine Rovers | Lely in White, Miles Deeriog to tl ing Banks every ‘Tuesday, Thurs: | Sally Snowball, Miss Webb | Deborah, Mrs Deering ‘and Friday, during the season. Jumbo Jum... 26+ weeeeees R ‘are 50 cents. R,, at al9 Iwistme SECOND GRAND EXCURSION < COTILLION PARTY, TO WEST POINT, On Monday, August 25, 1845. The Mani 00 nds, ha Seeond Grand Excursion Ponder. the 25th instant, sT ENS and the ceed up the Hudson to will be allowed to vist the intes this celebrated spot. ‘On the return liant enter An exceller Mr. George Roberts Mr. McKerracher piproch, ‘ ‘The boat will leave Catharine si berty street, N. R., 9; Canal —an be made on the North ickets fora gentleman and In ¢ ildren lessrs. Stodard & Commercial ‘est Point. +9 95 street 934: State d foot of 19th street at 1034. The landings River only. fi f price=to he had of. Dunham, 361 Broadway; the and Northern Hotels, Courtland street, and of ers of the Thistle Benevolent As- the urgent request of a number of we been induced to give a ‘and Cotillion Party, to take place on ‘The splendid steamer ROBERT L ePRATT have been engaged to pro- From two to three hours g and beautiful scenery of assage and when approaching the city, a Lril- of Fireworks will be exhibited. nt Cotillion Band has been engaged for the occa- sion, and the dancing department will be under the direction of on. 4 will enliven the scene with the soul-stirring | }, Ferry, E. R., at 84; Lie 96g; Sune rine’ Book at returning to aft entra ladies 50 cents; ir. Robert Marshall, 651 either of the Managers, or at the landings on the morning of theexcursion (C7 Refreshments on bonrd. OPPOSITION BETWEE. NEW HA al7_ lwism N NEW YORK AND VEN. Fare up and down on the same day $1, to it New Haven BUFF ALO. the foot of Barclav street during Moaday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Peck Slip 734 o’clock—Retu: Dock, New Haven, on Monda v’eloe! the patronage evenings, at 10 o’clock, These gxcursions are made at the solicitation of thi s. The new steamboat ain J. W. Hancox,will leave e Commencement Week,on Thursday and Saturday, at 7. ning will leave the Tuesday, Wednesda and on Friday . lay an morning at 8 e of those STEAMER “GREAT BRITAIN.” TT bei to the whole co c adi Aige possi dmission without givi view of the Kreat expens ible to open the above ship mmunity on the present oc- fe distinctian im regard to offence; and in iv curred by the owners in detaming her in order to gratify public curiosity, it has been determined to fellow the ‘plan adopted fn London, Liverpool, and other ports, and charge as for publie inspection ceeding days, ( the hours of 10 : Price of admission to ¢ hip wi 1 sum for admis- on. ‘Notice is therefore herel y given, that the ship will be open this day from 12 to 5 o'clock, and on sue Sanday excepted,) tll further notice, between d 5 o'cloe ill be 25 ceuts, and to the en- gine room, 1234 cents additional. Tickets to the ahip to be had on the wharf slongside, portion of penses, will be giv and Dumb, and the Fire Deoartm: New York, August 11, 145. OF LI be ry Packet of 26th of August.—The splendid fast saili ind favorite packet ship SIDDONS, Captain E. Cobb, will sail punctually as above, her regular day. splendid accommodations for cabin second ship has mad othe engine room, gn eeds of ie ti en'to the ‘Asylams for the en ‘ing ex- nd and Deat sll 2wis re ERPOOL PACKETS— ad cabin and steerage passe and the price of pessage is mo- derate, for which imum pplication should be made on board, or to & J.T. TAPSCOTT, Persons sending for th in this or any ofthe line, and 26th ofeach month Drafts for any amount, payable in all the principal towns in Great adime FOR LONDON—Re; ‘September—The pac lAving very’ comfortable acc cond cabin, sscure berths, should make eai Maiden Lane, or to 100 Pin ‘The packet ship Gladiator, R. St, James, and sail on the 20.h Sep e2ire ket ship Myer, master, will sail as above, herre; and second and steerage pass: uth street, comer of Maiden Lane. them brought out , 6th, 1th, 16th, 2ist on demand without charge, Britam or Ireland. gular Packet of the Ist of ip ST. JAMES, F. R. gular ry. ‘ommodations for cabin, se- engers, persons about to, Hy plication on boned, foot of SEPH McMURRAY, e street comer of South st. L. Bunt ill succeed the tember, regular day, TEXAS AND NEW PACKE BETWEEN NEW YORK Sub: . ween Ni sail from each port on as follows The Brig EMPIRE, Captein Bax Ist September next The Sip STAR RE! New ber next. The Brig G. B, LAMAR, Captai New The Brg MARY, Captain N. e Brig) , Captain Nor Ist December next, and from and thereafter in regular succe: These vessels sre ull of superi accommodations, are abl: advertsed, and take freight an rates, William Hendley and Co. will Galveston, and give effici line, and afl other busine: liberal advances on consigagn directed to the care ers have established a re; and from Gal PUBLIC, Captain Mi ‘ork Ist October nuxt, and from Galveston Ist Decem- mmanded, will attention to the business of directed to them; and also make YORK LINE OF TS, AND GALVESTON. lar Line Galveston, to jay of each month, w York first di g ter, to sail from New York veston Ist November next oss, to sail from in Richardson, to sail from ‘ork ist November next, and from Galveston Ist Janu: iss, to sail from New York ston Ist February next, jon. ior class, havirg fine cabin I sail punctually as Passengers at the lowest be the established Agents i baptin ents. of the Subscribers, will be regu- larly forwarded, free trom commission. And Shippers may rely on Lighters and upon its being tions, if consign Galveston to tranship cargo, from thence, ularly. forwarded. according to instrue the care of William Hendley and Co., led, according to instrue- Galveston. For freight “ahOWE R'E NEiLs0N, and mis oe lo. 91 Front street, New York. are warrented superior to any kind ‘States, and more saleable than ve always on a d Fish Hooks, nt of Bil large assortine ik, ey lair and China Grass: rk Floats, and every variety of Fancy Fishing Tackle. Also, a assortment of Wade’s & Butcher's Razors, Pocket and Table Knives, Scissors, Iron and German Silver Spoons, Thimbles, Pearl Buttons, he., ke. All which is of fered to the trade on the best terms. ; i J: & T. WARRIN, | B STOUVENEL, IMPORTER OF ba die a friends and the lovers of g to supply the gress demand, always ‘and to receive the first quality, Th kn No. Capt: ber NB. B. the doze or gallon. m their well known re r other t| in every style. ct from from th proprietors direct. larness, Mi ding, Netting, Sailand “WARRIN’S DRILLED EYED NEEDLES, offered tor sale in theUnited tation, merchants will ry can offer. assortment of Warrin’s 39 John street, nts to ux, Wines of sufficient recommen- Proprietors of Vignobles, b3h Bordeaw: at X. idertakes to sell Wine for ber A Ded T DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER! the Park Gunpowder, a at during Caps, Gan W. aps, Gan it No. 117 Fulton str A con: anew Powder, Hawker's W.F.B. BROUGH begs to inform his sin the sale of Ducking Powder, has been I powered to receive Orde ih ends and tee bed a of Boglteh Sportia Guns, &e., will be carries known ii an Tal 8 é TONS S, ry lity, fc Ne 20 TAN? STRAW BOARDS SareeaoKe” aljm 20 65 and 67 Nassau street. PPER-200 cases English Sheathing Copper, comprising - omplete assortment Pi eior qual 'ERSSE & BROOKS. Rice ning Mr Rice will sing his celebrated extravaganza of Jim Crow. Sir Solomon Slygo.Nichtiaon | Henry Seymour, Gallagher 0,8 : es es Celeste and Partington jon ¢ Half an Hour... ‘onelude TEDDY THE TILER. ay Bi ss Taylor | Ariel, ys the ir Nickinsoa | He Deering And In the course of the Dancing... Miss Roberts .++Mr Brougham Henry, i Frederick, Gall Si Barnett ya be in atteadance to main- 7 persons ont. Flora, Teck Tord Dunderfod, (Ly An efficient Police w ng ke ood order all caer en oe cg Tickets ents re A limited number of Season ets wil Bee fee ek ». o'clock. CONCERT. formance to commence at 8 o'cl 8. COVERT AND DODGE would respectfully tmentat the Minerva Rooms, late Concert Hall, ening, 2ist instant, on which occasion they twenty of their most popular pieces, including ‘May Queen. first and second para, masie by Dempster. The Death of Warren, words by Epes Sergeant, Esq., music un the Ocean. Dempster. Ys new song by. Russell—Tis A Deseripti ve entitles Triptto Niaga ral Is. D introduce his celebrated song entitled, The jimself and sang by him for se- yvere 7 lerton | al al M will " Doage Magnetic ecture, writ Dy "Galds of Admission) cents—To be had at Atwill’s Masic Store andatthe door. ‘Two tickets to admit a gentleman and AY, August 224, at 4P.M—Purse $30—Mile heats, Pena ires e freander the sedi. Col. Bertine enters: -+chh Frelinghuysen | PE ES +. bg Drovier # Black Joke bg Sir Archy ‘Thursday, August ist,at3P.M. POSTPONED FROM MONDAY. UNION COURSE, L. I. PACING AND TROTTING. RSE. $200, mile heats, i five, free for all Trot- Ley Pacu fF, horses to go ns they please. # 7 penee lin enters cl James K. tc P® E Fanny Eilsle Dunn “| b.m, Cayuga Maid. Immediately atter—Purse $50, mile heats, beat three in five, to waggons. Charles Carman enters gr. g, John Anderson. Gol. Bertine—*-b.g. Trouble. ‘m.Wheelan “' b. mn. Fashion. J. Webber. “bem. Lady Washington. N.B. Admission to ali parts of the Course and Standr., 50 cents, only. al9 3tre CAMP MEETING, NEAR Bound Brook, N.J., on the line of the Elizabeth- town and Somerville Rail Road—to commence August stand continue for one week. Passangers to or for the Camp can leave New York _b yN. J, R., foot Courtlande street, at 9 A. M., 12% and 414 PM y steamboat, pier No. 1 North river, at 9 o'clock A. M., anid at Lan .d Excursion tickets, by either route, will be sold during the meeting at75 cents, allowing passengers to go to and. return from the Camp Ground, al9 6tis*rre TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS THIS DAY. NE of the finest TURTLES of the season will be served this day, in Soup and Steaks, at the Hotel des Deux Freres, 163 Duane Park, near Hudson Street. Those who are fond of this Alden they will find soup at the aforeuamed PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN from Liverpool—Consignees er this ship will please send their permits on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, immediately. All goods not permitted in five days, must be sent to public store. al9re NEEDLES AND FISH HOOK’. & J. BATE have removed their establishment to No.102 « Maiden Lane, where they have on sale alacge and well assorted stock of very superior Drilled Eyed Needles, ick Salmon, Trout, Bass, Rock and Black Fish Hooks; Rods, Reels, Grass,Silk’and Flax Lines, Silk Worm GutF Snells, and every description of Fishing Tackle, which they are able to sell on the most liberal terms. (C7102 Maiden Lane, up stairs, near Pearl street. auld Im*me INTENSE EXCITEMENT. Nowe HAS CREATED so great an excitemeht, as ic luxury are assured eC. ald 3t*me the arrival of the immense steamship Great Britain, ex- the wonderful cures effected by the Syrup of Heal paration equalled in the treatment of Scrofu Kings Evil, Salt ‘all eruptions of the shin, and. the, 1n- numerable diseases arising from impurity of the blood. | Nu- merous certificates may be seen at the office. ‘The following from one of the most respectable merchaats of Philadelphia: 7 Purtapevrnra, Oct.9, 1844. Dr, THompson—This is to certify, that | was completely cu- red ofan ulcer upon my ankle, from 'which | had suffered for upwards of three years, by using four bottles of your valueble medicine, I had tried a gre: ber of other medicines with- out any effect. JEAINES, No. 6 Chesnvt st. Principal Office, 55 Reade st., near Broadway. __ald Iw*rc MUSIC. thes to devote her time to ‘young ladies on the Pian system, which has never been trys it has been greatly aj shortest and easiest me addressed to X. Y. at the office of thi to. struction e teaches og the Log eri juced as yet into this co ef in Eugope, as being the A note on the Paper, shall attended alf im*re COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia, and J. W. CLARK & 1 C0 Boston, have formed a cpntiection in tie F xchange and Commission busi ‘ork, under the fir m of W. CLARK, DODGE & CO., at No. 60 Wall stre et, and having correspondents in all the pr ities and to wns in the Union, they are enabled to make Collections of Not ‘es and Bills of Exel at jowest rates and ey. \timost pomngted KN By uponall pri ‘They res} New York, A nit lm* Te STUART, HAIR DRESSER. CHARLES J. STUART, La Dresser, would respectfully the public generally, that he has, tion, No. 3 Murray street, myst ready to do anything in his line of and skill, 's aform his old patrons, « turned to his former lox ta y wnere they, will find hi ™ f business wil f Claims in this city, lection of Accounts, Notes, Drafts, Die pm York. Heider CONEY, Jr fy% Im*re 1, July 12th, 1045. & WARD having been ss jurat out, Raye removed to tore No. 89 Broad street, on e corner of Stone street. iy ee Avot ALE AND CIDER. JOHN J. STAFF’S BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, N°: 2 ANN STREET, next doo i his sincere rally, for the ‘very liberal share of patronage. alread ed, und hopes by cerietertontion to business sa mtes eee. i FIRST QUALITY— Philadelphia Porter Ne ke Ci ee Orders for shipping atpeated 0 id deapeteh, mhil ee LATEST INTELLIGENGRE— ooo BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, From the Wi Union, }- 18. (Pm hg, Meshes, Une, ne Loan oF mins omg pat Prorosep.—We pre- sent to our readers, to our yes- terday, a translation of the report ‘and resolutions submitted by'the Mexican Minister of Finance to the Chamber of Deputies, the object of which is to empower the Executive to contract a loan of millions of dollars. It comes in the Diario del Go- bierno, of July ist, received at the Department of fae last evening, via Pensacola, and is as fol- OWS — Derantment or THE TREA! July 21, 1845. On the 19th of April of the present ‘year, I had the honor to present to the august Chamber of Deputies a report pro| @ various means which the government considered proper to idopted, in order to obtain re- sources for making war on Texas. At that time, some hope remained that the efforts of the government to avoid war, and its fatal consequences, ign prove successful, ‘That hope is now forever lost ; and there are no other alternatives for Mexico than infamy and slavery on the one side, or war, with all its disasters and calamities, on the other. ico has been provoked to this war, and for a long series of years has borne this provocation ; and her people would now be unworthy to preserve the coun- try which their fathers conquered by their blood, if they should not arm and rise in 8 to oppose an iniquitous aggression, in defence of their nationality, and to secure respect as an independent people. ‘The time for talking and discussing the incontestible rights of Mexico in the ‘Texas question, is now past ; and the period has arrived when we must act with rapidity and decision, in order to sustain our national cause before the whole world,which is observing us, and which will fix its eyes upon us, to see whether we are worthy to be reget as anation, or only to be conquered asa horde of es. The gov- ist the calls of duty, or RY, | ernment bus been unable tor the unanimous voice of the nation, and is decided by ne- | cessity to engage in war. The Mini Re- r of Foreign | lations has already submitted his yeonoehign ae | war; and, without doubt, the national Congress will | cree it, in obedience to the wishes of the repub! | Thegovernment must, however, repeat—w ready stated in its report of the 19th of April thing posed ‘and prepared for war, and is wanting but pecuniary resources, in order to execute with celerity the dispositions of government. These re urgently required ; and the republic will political existence, if it suffers m: before granting them. ‘The appropriato be very large, proportioned to the enormity and urgency of the expenses which are rendered necessary bya forei war. The funds necessary for ‘ar cannot be obtain- | ed by the common and usual m the actual situation | of the treasury requires the application of extraordinary, and, perhaps, oppressive means, which, under no other circumstances, could be borne. A loan, either; nation- al or foreign, of fifteen millions of dollars, presents the only means of currying on the war with glory, and to a fortunate conclusion, and in order to obtain this triumph; after which, the present system of the political world give to a people the right to be indemnified for the losses and sacrifices of a war, to which it has been ini- quitously provoked. The proposition of this loan may be a new ground for unjust opposition to the Govern- ment; its ministers will respond before the nation, the courts and the whole world, to this calumnious imputa- tion; but, for the present, the administration is endea- voring not to save themselves, but to save the republic. The Government, in compliance with its duty, and ac- cording to the inspirations of its conscience, then repeats before Congr at the independence of nation is in danger, and that Mexico will inevitably suffer all tl evils of a foreign invasion, unless the authority be grant- ed to the government to contract a loan of 15 millions of dollars with as little grievance as possible. The go- vernment will moreover say, that, in its opinion, thorization which it asks should precede every other resolution which the Congress may dictate with regard to the serious question of Texas, which it is about to take into consideration. Some restrictions be imposed on the governm ion; and it belongs rather to the wi ress than to the governm: to fix those restrictions.— can only assure Congress, that the resources which every that nothing f the government may receive for the war, will be reli- giously devoted to the sacred object to which the nation Tequires them to be assigned—to the defence of its honor, and the preservation of its independence. Boom Iconclude by submitting to the deliberations of the august Chamber of Deputies the measures indicated in the following propositions : First—The government is authorised to contract a loan, either national or foreign, which’may bring into the treasury a disposable amount of fifteen millions of dollars. Second—For the extinction of the debt created by this loan, and the payment of the interest, the government will hypothecate all the revenues of the nation not al- ready hypothecated for other payments. Third—The government will present to Congress an account of every loan which it may contract in virtue of this authorization, and a state: it of the objects to which the amount of such loan is devoted. LUIS DE LA ROLA. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.1 Wasuincton, July 19, 1845. The Tragedy of the Death of Young Kendall—Exa- mination of Witnesses in Reference to the Parties, the Causes, Circumstances, and Particulars of the Fracas. At 11 o’clock this morning, Mr. Wm. Rufus El- liott was brought into the Court room before Jus- tices Goddard and Morsell, on preliminary trial for his serious infraction of the laws in his fracas of yesterday. Messrs. Hoban, the District Attorney, and Dent, appeared as counsel for the prosecution and Messrs. Fendall and General Walter Jones for the defendant. Mr. Blair was also present, to give the required bonds, we suppose, if admitted. Mr. Rives, the brother-in-law of the prisoner, being ab- sent from the city, the Court room was crowded with people, chiefly of the working classes, who always manifest a deep interest in cases of hfe and death. The atmosphere of the room was hot and masmatic, and there was such a continued under current of outside voices that your reporter, from his position, not the most eligible, is constrained to ‘be more general than particular in his abstract of the testimony. Independent of this it would be too voluminous for the time allowed us to the closing of the mail. The cross-examinations ,were so nu- merous that we shall blend them together. Gen, Jones stated to the Court his firm impression that this would be established by the testimony about to be taven, judging from that already taken before the magistrates in the case last eve! as prima facia a clear case of the necessity of self-de- store, fence. H. H. M‘Puenson called—I sited in ones oe corner of 14th streetand Pennsylvania Avenue ; at about 4 o'clock last evening, Mr. Kendall, (the deceased) Mr, Bailey, (the wounded man) and Mr. Elliott, (the prison- er) came into the store, and had a quarrel there ; in the beginning of it, Kendall called Elliott a coward, Elliott replied that he was,a d——d liar, and they came nearly to blows ; Mr. Kendail came at him, but was kept back by \8ailey ; Kendall said that he would whip Elliott the first time he could catch him; Elliott said he wouldn’t ob- ject if he would fight in a’ gentlemanly manner, but he objected) to, a fist fight ; Elliott followed him ; he Kendall went to the door; Elliott said to Kendall that could get no gentleman to stand for him; at that ley came up to Elliott and said something, and hit jott in the eye ; Bailey and, Kendall then went up to Beach’s ten-pin alley on 4th street; Kendall said i] he would whip Elliot the frst time he caught him ; El- liott said that they were in a gentleman’s store, and he did not wish to raise any disturbance ; after Bailey had blacked his eye, Elliott stood awhile by the door, with his hands hanging byhis side;he did not raise them at all; Elliott then came out, called a hack, rode off, and came back in about two hours, on foot ; he walked back ; he game into, the store ; we had.a cane ; it had been a gun barrel, and was made into a cane by screwing a head on the top ; Elliott took that up, left the store, and went 4th street, but returned in about fir i and stood by the door a few minut. counter, and was there when I the pistol ; I ran out and saw M: street near the curb, coming together ; Bailey dodging round Bailey trying to pick up a stone, w! ry to fire his pistol at him; Elliott fi ; 4 had an arm broken; they Doth advanced, as I thought, toward each other at the first part of ring ; 1 think Elliott fired three times at Bailey; did. not no- tice how close together they wore; did not see Elliott retreat; Mr. Flliott lives at Mr. Rives’s, a hun- dred yards from our store in E street; Mr. Kendall lived in 1th street; Mr. Bailey lived in E street, at Dr. Bur- rows’s (2 res below Rives’s). These young men were in the habit of coming to James's drug store ; Mr. Elliott had nothing to do; was rather of a weakly habit of body; I should think either Kendall or Bailey could whip him easy; they were young men of more than com- mon vigor, I think; when they first came intothe store they were a friendly; Elliott, however, refused to drink soda with the other two; Kendall said he was a coward; said afterwards it was a joke, had been joking that way before Elliott called ‘Kendall a d—d liar; both, perhaps, were joking at first; they became seri- nd Kendall seriously and passionately said that El- d—d coward; Elliott though Kendall jok- he second time, when he called him a d—d ” Miten called.—At 6 o’clock last evening I was going up the city, when I saw Elliott ‘at the drug store with his eye blacked ; om: down Fourteenth street, Mr. when the latter got nearto El- ht hand of Ke he said to w we are ready to settle that difficulty.” Mr. tt made no reply. id not recognize the two > ime, but did afterwards. As they obliquely treet from Elliott, he remarked, “Yes, you have got your croney with you,” or be teeny . Elliott had his hand in his poe! he elevated his hand 40, ttitude,) when I asked him about th vistol, which | supposed he had, and he then dropped his and. IT continued then on my way, and was neerly at t. 1¢ edge of the President’s grounds, when | heard the re sport of a pistol ; | turned round, and recollecting that m y children were out on the pavement, | hurried back. 11 ‘und a crowd around the store in which Kendall had be on carried dead, and was told that Mr. Bailey, wo unded man, was in {my office, where I ‘Wi 1¢n I went away | left Elliott standing there with a the in his mouth, his hat oa, and leaning on his cane (the Nirongun barrel). Evidently Kendall died from abul- {tS ‘in’ the right side of bis ehest. Bailey was shot inth @ left elbow; it is endangered as a stiff limb, and al ainly tho loss of it. His life is not in danger, ound constitution. Prior to all is of a healily we ae young all been playing at ten pins — this t) ye young man