The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1845, Page 3

Virmo: in Vermont will tak mber 2 ‘The democratic ticket is, for Governor, Daniel Kel- .—The place on Tuesd: logg; Lieut. Governor, Wyllys Ly: el Baldwin, the same as Jast year. The whigsrun the present Governor, William Slade. The liberty party also has its candidates; William R Shafter, for Governor, Horatio Needham for Lieutenant Governor, and Zenas Wood for Treasurer. Heavru or Hamsura.—Notwithstanding the pro- tracted drought, the very low si of the river, an the indication of sickness in this n ; remains very healthy thus far. Causes, not incident to the locality of the place, did, a few weeks ago, produce a fatality among some two or more persons here, but ee these Rape peel orey Aid have ed Leyte nee wi that our city is healthy, especi when disease visits town and country alike.—Hamburg Journal, 20th inst. og Treasurer, Dani- ‘The Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery, 251 Broadway, N. W. comer of Murray and Broadway.—The testimony of tauititudes who have proved the fidelity and. ace curacy ‘of this artist Hraetion. ‘The system i led t id travellers and visitors are in- vical a elaw Gc tieetanens nl Judes of the unrivalled skill he exhibits. Portable Shavi having perfected and finis oy us the most complete Cases.—The Subscribers da variety of the above, offer the Loti aa ble to the 7 ling public, containing all’ that is necessary Torte toilet, with thes Micon ob the Metalic Tablet Strop,for i a it perfect order. sharpening ded eping Razors in the most perfect order 177 Broadway, opposite Howards’ Hotel. Indigestion, Weak Nerves, Lowness of Spl- vits, ke—Wright’s Indian Verstable Pills are a natural, and therefore a certaincure for all kinds of nervous diseases, be~ they completely cleanse the stomach and bowels of those id corrupt humors which not only peel yze and weak- e igestive 01 but are the cause of weak nerves, low | spirits, &e. e also a direct | purifier of thi y ympart Ith and cheerful w life and vigor to | me. ‘ ‘As many unprincipled persons are industriously | selling counterfeit Fills, the public should be ex- | careful to purchase from none but advertised agents, } persons of known integrity, or at the office and general de: pot, 288 Greenwich street, N. Y. ' all cases be’ particular to ask for gennine Wright's Indian Vegetable P MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, August 26—6 P. M. There was a slight decline in quotations for stocks to day. Norwich and Worcester fell off j per cent ; Long Island, }; Canton, j; Reading Railroad, }; Morris Canal, 4; Farmers’ Loan, $; Pennsylvania 5’s, } ; Harlem im- proved, $; and Mohawk closed firm at yesterday’s prices. The improvement in the stock market experienced within the past few days, has been produced, principal- ly, by the change which has taken place in the minds of stock operators, in relation to our affairs with Mexico.— It matters very little with these speculators, what the actual position of the U. States and Mexico may be in re- lation to war; itis the impression upon the public mind | that affects the interests of those engaged in depressing | or inflating prices of fancy stocks. The advices received | from Mexico, by the Relampago, at New Orleans, from | Vera Cruz, had a very unfavorable effect upon the stock market, and prices steadily declined, until advices ten days later, by the Water Witch, came to hand. The advices per the Water Witch produced a wonderful improvement in the stock market, and prices have since been steadily advancing. ‘The latest accounts from Mexi- co are considered by many, to be even more belligerent | than those received by the Relampago ; but so far as the stock market is concerned, the effect of the two accounts has been widely different. The influence of the various reports from the South, in relation to hostilities, upon movements in Wall street, isa very good index of the feeling among those deeply interested in the result of the existing dificulties between this country and Mexi co. The fortunes of most of them are at stake, and eve ry rumor and report is carefully weighed and consider t ed. It may appear to a casual observer, that the specu. j $1000 U 86's, lators of Wall street area reckless, desperate set of men; but every man among them makes use of every circum stance, favorable or unfavorable, to advance his interest; and nothing is done, no movement of any importance made, without first carefully calculating chances, and operating accordingly. The prospects and probabilities of a war with Mexico are closely watched by these shrewd speculators,and the complexion ofthe stock mar” | 3? Ket shows-the impression upon the minds of the ope- ‘The imports und exports of the United States for the year ending June 30th, 1845, have been as annexed. Commerce or THE Usitep States. Year ending June 30, 1845. Imports. Value of merchandise imported, free of duty, $23,025,770 *alue ot merchandise imported, paying duty, 96,486,816 < erate do, Total value of imports for the year. . ..$119,512,586 | 150 L Island RR Exports. Foreign merchandise. ..... $14,977,457 Domestic produce, 3 914,165 Excess of imports. .... see ee BI, 620,964 ‘The imports of specie for the year ending June 30, 1840, amounted to $3,9! same period, to $ of specie, over imports, for the year, ot $4,515,418. These returns are not wholly official, but are, perhaps near enough to give some idea of the amount of foreign trade of the United States during the past year. The value of the imports of the first three quarters, was $90, 880,770, and for the fourth quarter, $28,631,816. The va, lue of the exports for the first three quarters, was $77,- 305,061; and for the last quarter, $30,586,561. The Receiver of the Commercial Bank of New York is prepared to settle with the creditors in full, for the ba lances due to them respectively, with interest. Allcre ditors whose balances now due amount, with interest up to the 13th inst. to one thousand dollars and under will receive the cash at once, on application at the Re. ceiver’s oflice. Those creditors whose balances amount to more than one thousand dollars, will receive, respec- tively, on application at the Receiver's office, on and af- ter the 23d instant, a certificate of stock issued by th Comptroller of the State, under and in pursuance of the act of 28th April last, carrying interest at six per cent, payable semi-annually from the 13th inst., the principa! payable February 1, 1849. We annex an official statement,giving comparative re- turns of the commerce of France, with her colonies and with foreign countries, during the years 1842, 1843 and 1844. nd the exports, for the Generar hag tet or France, Import Vessels entered inward: 1844. French el: 6,392 Foreign. 10,070 Total... ... .. 16,162 French 679,066 Foreign... . 1,397,789 Total. 2,036,855 ; Francs. — Franes, Value of impo’s in French vessels ‘379,000,000 378,000,000 vessels, 453,000,000 Value of 360,000,000 Toral. ««1,142,000,000 000,000 Exports Vessels entered outwards. — 1812, 1844. French vessel f 5,025 5,369 Foreign vessels. . 6,396 MOON Sashes seine aie 11,765 Tonnage. French... ... 528,101 65,282 ‘577,032, Foreign. 617,714 665,454 674/101 Total... ess ..se eee KI75,815 1,230,796 2,251,133 | Prancs. Francs, Francs. Value of exports in French vessels... .. - 305,000,000 340,000,000 394,000,000 Value of exports ia Forei’n s. 439,000,000 319,000,000 1,153,000,000 Special Commerce. Franc Francs. Francs. 816,000,000 815,000,000 967,000,000 644,000,000 687,000,000 797,000,000 returns show an increased import and export each year—an increase so moderate as to ensure a healthy condition of the foreign trade of the country. ‘The trade of France with all nations appears to be rapid- ly improving. With Brazil her trade is large. In 1843 the direct trade of France with Brazil amounted to 40,886,000. In 1842 it was 38,442,000f, The imports into France, consisting of coffee, hides, cotton, sugars, cocoa, wood, &c., are estimated at 12,685,000f., and the exports to Brazil at 28,181,000f, The productions of the French soil and manufactures, which in 1842 figured only 15,200,000f., amounted in 1843 to 18,159,000f., showing an increase of 2,959,000f, The principal artieles of export were cotton and silk stuffs, skins, wines, paper, salt, woollen cloths, butter, jewelry, mercury, perfumery, linen, &e., &c. The navigation between the two coun- tries employed, in 1943, 193 vessels, measuring 4,092 ton, 107 of which were French. In 1842 the number was only 155, being an increase, in 1843, of 38 vessels. The duties on the importations show an increase each ear forjthe past three. The variation from year to year is very trifling, and considering the extent of the unportations, the uniformity in the value is astonishing. Dories vron Imronts isto France ron runes Years, 1842—-Amount of duties paid upon imports. .£.13 1813 —Amount of duties paid upon imports 4.708 14it—Amount of duties paid upon imports, .£.152/117,309 The average customs duty upon the whole import into France, amounts to about seven per cent. The trade between France and the United States aves annually a balance in our favor, For nine months ending June 30, 1843, the exports from the United States (o France were Valued at $19,000,151, and the ia ing a balance in our favor of $4,436,405. In 1842, the ba_ lance in our favor was still greater. According to the reports issued from the Treasury Department, the value ofthe imports into the United States from France, for value their exports to the United States for 1842 at | ng an excess of exports | oat $7,659,616, leav ites from Franc: 1812, was $16,974,058, but the official reports from France $15,440,714. We annex a comparative table showing the importa- tions of some leading articles into France for the past and the quantity of each article consumed Pavcirat Articies Importep ixto France, 1843 anv 1814, stiry Consumep Each Year. Cochineal, Cotton woo!, Copper, | 2 | 17,132 206,067 The trade between France and the United States for several years past has been as annexed:— Commence: Berwrxn France ap rite Usiren Srames. it 5 $17,908,127 au 2 Import into United States, 24.187, Export to France, 22,235, Balance in favor U. States, Balance against U 1,951,869 1,818,976 In 1820, 1842, and 7°43, the balance in our trade with France was in our favor, and in 1841 and ‘44, the balance was against us. he balance in our favor inthe trade of the five years, according to the home official va. lue of our exports and imports, amounted to $10,106,647 The aggregate foreign trade of France for the pas, eight years, has Been as annexed:— Vatvr or Imrorts inro France, DistincursHinc THE LAG. French Foreign Total by Impo's by General vessels. vessels. Sea. nd. Total. 1837, 284,300,000 259,700,000 541,000,000 263 800,000 807,800,000 | 1833, 317,400,000 311,800.00 629,000,000 307,900,000 937,100,000 | 1839, 372,700,000 23,400,000 656,100,000 290,900,000 07,000,000 | 1810, 369,000,000 385,500,000 754,500,000 297,000,000 1,052;300,000 1811, 340,500,000 435'000,000 775,500,000 315,900,000 1842, 256,000.000 491,000,000 817,00',000 293,000,000 1843, 379,000,000 483,000,000 862,000,000 323,000,000 1814, 378,000,000 000,000 | | | 1 1 1 1 1 . Vauur or Exports rrom France. French Foreign Total by Expo's by vessels. “vessels. Si land. jet 502,300,000 418,800,000 691,800,000 444,600,000 756,900,000 390,700,000 726,600,000 468,000,000 780,300,000 ; 305,000,000 371,000,000 676,000,000 1843, 340 600,600 364,000,000 704,000,000 287,000,0 000,000 1844, 294,000,000 139,000,000 833,000,000 319,000,000 1,153,000,009, The aggregate imports for the eight years included in this table, amounted to £.8,355,600,000, and the exports for the same period to £.7,878,300,000,leaving a balance against France on her foreign trade of £.477,300,000. The exports from France in foreign vessels since 1841, have increased about fifty per cent, and in French vessels about thirty percent. The imports in foreign vessels have within the last three years decreased, while in French vessels there has beon a very slight increase. The amonnt of 1837, 282,100,000 209,900,000 1838, 275,000,000 1839, 312,300,000 1840, 335,900.00 1841, 312,300,000 1842, 305,000, 246,400,000 1,003,000,000 281,300,000 1,010,300,000 285, 100,000 1,065,400 ,000 263,000,000 940,000,000 2 000 | French tonnage arriving in the United States in 1830,was 11,256 tons, in 1841, 17,030 tons, and in 1844, 17,257 tons. is a very moderate increase. Old Stock Exchange, s6ms 108: 50shas Harlem RR 360 60 Is 331, 50 60! 62 jon ie 0 5000 Penn 5°s 74% 50 Moharwk RR re 1shas Bk StateNY 903. 50 Long Island RR s10 6144 50Farmers’ Trust 810 3244 100 do 830 61g 35 do 22); 200, do 6a 50 do 360 32° 10 Housatonic RR 26 50 do #10 3244 100Nor& Wore RR 671g 75 Morris Canal wy 15 do 815 678g 50 do 0 28° 100 do 671, 150 Canton Co 364% 150 Readivg RR 4944 100 do 36% 50 do 360 18 do 830 364% 150 © do 49% do 860 36%. Second Board. 40Canton Co s305up 363% 50M s6m 55 50 lo 8305 up 3635 7 New Stock Exchange. 25shas Farmers’ Tr stw 32. 100 Long Island RRs: n do 313% 100 do 200 do 3 5 do 50 do stw 32 50 do $30 25 Morris Canal ch 2754 300 do ch 25 Nor & Wore 83 6754 50 do. 60 50 do ch 6743 50 do 3 stw 67%, 50 do ch 61h Eas eas —— Married. 25th instant, b; Hexny Motronr to Jann H. Lo city. At Schenectady, on the 21st instant, by the Rev. Dr.J Austin Yates, of Union College, the Hon. Daviv Spra- ken, of Canajoharie, to Hannier Fraxces, youngest | daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Rowan, of this city. the Rev. G. M. Slack, cxwoon, both of this | Died, On the morning of the 26th instant, aftera short and severe illness, Janes Verrcn, the 49th year of his age. Sis friends and acquaintances are respectful ly invited to attend his tuneral from his late residence, 21 Dey street, this afternoon at 4 o’clock. On Monday, 26th instant, between 11 and 12 o'clock, P.M, at his residence No. 5564 Pearl street, Mr. Axonr. Marui, in the 63d year of his age. Deceased was a native of France, and of years a resident of this city. He w upright, generous, good- | ce a number an industrious, earted man, and has left a large family to mourn his loss, His funeral took place yecter- day afteraoon, 26th inst., when his numerous friends paid hiin the last tribute by accompanying his mortal remains to the church, thence to their last abode. At East Chester, on the 26th inst., after a lingering ill- ness, Rican Honns, aged 58 years and 10 month All his friends and acquaintance y vited to attend his funeral on Thursday afternoon, the 28th inst., from his residence at East Chester. On Tuesday, at noon , the 26th instant, Manion Gin- sox, daughter of William and Janet Gibson, aged 11 months and 23 days. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after- noon, at 3o’clock, P. M., from 548 Pearl street, to which the friends of the family are respectfully invited. re respectfully in- Weekly Report of Deaths, In the city and county of New York, from the 18th Aug. tothe 2th day of August, 1845. Apoplexy, 7; Asphyxia, 1; Bleeding from lungs, 1; Bleeding from stomach, 1; ©; Cholera infantum, 32; Colic, 1 Consumption, 20; Convulsions, 13; Croup, 3; Cyanosis, 1; Cho Tera, 1; Debitity, 3; Delirium ns, 1; Diarrhasa, 8; Drop- Dropey in’ the head, 7; Drowned, 3; Fever inflammatory, 1, Fever pi nal remittent, scarlet, 1; Fever typhus, 7; sense of, 4; Inflainmation of brain, 9; Inflammation of bowels 13; In. n of chest, 1; Inflaromation of lungs, 3; fitla tion of throat, 1 Inflammation of liver, 5; Marasinus, Lt age, 1; Premature birth, 3: Smatl pox, 8; Sprue, 1; Suffocation, 1; Teething, 6; Tetanws, 1; Uleers, 1; Unknown, 3; Worms, 1—Total, 205. Age—One year and under $9; Lto 2 years 50; ? :05 21; 5t0 10 5; 10 to20, 10; 20 to 30, 20; 30to40, 10; 40 to 50,16; 50 to 60, 4; 60 to 70, 4; 70 to £0, nkuown, 4. Colored ve ELIUS B. ARCHE CORN City Inspector's office, Aug. 25, 1 Ves sotee ee ity Inspector. EMPIRE ENGINE CO, No. 42. ae UNDERSIGNED (by request) returns sincere than! » Mr. John: woprietor of the Unites States Ho- tel, corner Water and Fulton streets, for his kindness and at tention shown to one of our members, severely hurt at the fire on Monday night, August 25th, 184%, a27 It*re PAUL V. MONDON, Secretary. MARTIN'S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. PART EIGHT Of this truly magaificent Work, will be published on the ist of September ¢ Twenty-Five Cents. ed, with con iderable care, the “Devotional ily Bible,” now in course of publication by R. Martin John street, and regard it, in point of mechanical exel cution, among the most beautiful specimens of bock inaking that Ihave ever seen. It possesses, at the same time, other ano higher merits—a concise and instructive argumen jrrelixed to the several books, a lucid table of contents at th. heal of each chapter, a chronological i-dex, a column of various readings, copious ial references, and at the bottom of every page comorehen ive, judicious, and | ious practien! ubservatious, Uy the Rev. Alexander Fletcher. In the midst of all, the text 18 Jett unembarrassed and clear. Ii w Ul be one of the most beau tifal, instructive, and valuable Family Bibles, any where to be ray in the Kuglish language. JOBN NO. DD : GENTLEM HATS, FASHION FOR ATUMN, LEARY & CO ILL (at the solicitation of their friends about leaving the city) Style for Gentlemen's Hats, on 8. ad7 6tre IVE DOLLARS REWARD w tion of each person concerned in a mitted upon Thomas Walter Murdock ina tavern at Book y on Saturday the 23d inst. Mr. Murdock would h take occa: sion to state that the attack was unprovoked, and totally. we. called for, and that he was assisted by no person whatever. Ittre Tous ontot tows ace the Autum 30.h instant, be paid forthe det brute! ontrage ¢ NOTICI EEBE & COSTAR, 156 Broxdwoy, will introduce on 2 SLU RDAY, 30th Angust, 115. HE FALL FASHION FORSGENTL > MEN'S HA) 8° New York, August 2th, 1845. aa? Btis"re 683 Bron [form hy : He willattend at his office, from 10) t days, Thursdays and Saturdays IT IS SPOKEN OF OU'E LOUD A§ BRING ¢ : : there never w KING’s VERB RE. ing Soap of the whole world this eaquntry have dway, corn 3 the aw dt ‘onounced it mnrivalled and the immense My tescify chat iti i meats irate eae en ay abe ry Bone tee patties are requested to call and soe the «rticl W prepared, ‘ov sale by the ver CHARLE NG, pine eae rag, ARLES HINES | help for th oO MEDICAL PROFESSION. a MPN che Bo Céllegs of Surgeons, [ondan AUCTION NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. 0 hie extensivi practice in —_— — — — — — —— —————————— EE maica, is willing to. act as assistant, or tke charge ofa AUCTION PRICES—100 dozen Knives PARK THEAT: . == Dractige in this city.” Address X-X-, Post Office, New York: G9on8 AT roa can Fon Kniveos an te and uswnrics ice ‘Wednesday Evening, A jt 27th, BY LAST EVENING’S M? 11, n27 3t*re dozen superior Heir Brushes, 6e aud upwards; Beistors on carse| ‘The performance will commence with the Comedy of ‘Washing’ ANTED-—A situation by a respectable young woman, a | 4s per j fine | Paper 6s and 12s per reain; rosemary, MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ‘ashington, Protestant. A situation as chambermaid or to do the | ala rose aod military Shaving Soaps, Fancy boxes, Writiug | _ Sir John Falstaff weeeeee+MEr Hackett [Correspondence of the F eral housework of a private family, The best of city re- | Desks, Sauff Boxes, eel Fens, 300 groce Fencil Foines, 20 40} SirHugh Evans, 5 Dyc W. serald.] Erences can be given. ‘Apply st No. 76 Hammersly street, up | steel Watch Key Pipes, with a variety of Pansy Articles, very age, Crocker | Shallow, Fleming ‘ASHINGTON | August 25, 1845 stairs. a7 ittre_ | cheap, Also, gilt and gold Finger Rings, Breast Pins and | S'ender, Faller | Host, Barry) We shall gi denen » WAS. TERESI PTT = B ; Atvdt; Maiden lane, upstairs. A Feuton, S Pearson ph, _ Gallot Give you the neatr ‘st apology of a letter DRUG CLERK WANTED, ‘ _€. VAN BEUREN. | Mrs kord, Mrs Knight | Aun Page, Miss Moss | to-day, with a promise of tw A YOUNG MAN thoroughly acquainted with the, retsl OR BALE AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, Aug. } Mrs Page, ‘Abbott | Mrs Quirkley, Mrs Vernon > : © good ones to-morrow. drug business. Apply at 188 Bower) _ ch, on the prethises, at 12 o’elock, a FARM of 24 acres, which. Vallee’s We have taken a little ex ursion of reconnoissance [foRMaTIO ted of Exlward Kewly, a uative of the uear Went Farms, two miles from Harlem, in Westches: cape oo ome” haere in Maryland, and as W e generally travel with city of Dublin, who left New York some 4 are AKO with | ter County; oa which are a new neat Dwelling a a Tere THE SRCRET: leoatamact & lly travel with one the sapposed intention of going to New us Since his de- | House, Barn, and out houses, with fruit in abundance o| a Drate \iacamae:. Faller | °Y¢ open, we challep ge Nat Wills to produce as parture something very much to his advantage has been found | uuds,, ‘The place would suit a merehant doing business iu the coegett | Thome Mr Abbots | readable a letter aty «>; out, and any information of will be gratefully received by | city. "Jo be sold without reserve to the highest bidder, as the naeker | Coctie, Ma Apps ot a journey of 3,000 miles, as we his friend, James Robertson, also a native of Dublin. owners going west. For particulars, inquire at 439 Grand ~ spurge can dress up for te readers of the Herald, fr Picayune please copy. aud St'r_ | street, of 29 Bayard street, or to JOHN GARLAND, on the Pit, 0 cents; Gallery, | morning ride of twenty-five miles ia thee eye ANTED—By a respectable young Woman, just arrived a lay prove stormy, the ais 2 enty-five miles in the cars. We American 626 3m from Poris, a Situation as Cook, in a French family of respectability. Apply at 109 Cedar street. ANTED—By a respectable and healthy Wom: has lost her # child to nurse—best references given. Apply at 252 Seventeenth street, between 9th and 10th avenues. 926 2t*m A YOUNG useful | or printing office preferred. 'N from the country wishes to get into some ess or, employment in the city. A book store Address, ‘Thomas Gorduer, 263 Hudson st. sual Im*re INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGER: | he relatives of this pers: f Sligo ihe v in the County of 35 of 38 years ago,) have b Rogers wishes to hi this is to xcquaint h by addressing a letter to MM. formed that the s: mation as to his re! obtin intelligence at the New York Hy Southern papers please copy. auld Ln*re AS SAEs The adveriner, haying a th SA” knowled and a first-rate Salesman, ling to devote teution to auy House. requiring such services. He possesses a good knowledge of the Drug busiuess, is conversant with the Freach languege, and has no objecticn to go South or West. Address, O. P. Q., Herald ollie. 17 2w*m IKE C. THING & FURNITURE WANTED. OR GENTLEMEN having any superfluous or 4 cast off Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, can obtain for the same a liberal cash price, b uding tor the subscriber (chrongh Post or otherwise) at esidence, No. 69 Duane street, baseme! M.S. COHE. b Ladies at their WANTED his’ nt. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to deuce, ifrequested. A Office, 9944 Duane street, subscribers tor soi itestant Servants end th white and col moral character, ‘The subscriber pledg epublic at the shortest notice, “Mr. Clarke's office is patronised by some of the first fainil the country. feanember—96!¢ Duane street, two doors west of Broadway, Wessmaee Seaienave Intelligence Office. jy26 Lm*rl ECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED. ND the highest price given for all kinds of cast off Clothing and good second hind Furniture. Persons wishing to dis- pose of the same, will do well to cail on the subscriber, or ad- dress a line through the Post Offie, which will be punetually attended to. B. LEVY 'T CLARKESS & STEVAN’S Temperance Iutalligence ood Tro- of good es himself to 49} Chatham street, ew York Jonstantly on hand, a seasonable assortinent of gen- Jothiug, cheap for ¢ ies _al6 Im*re COPPER MINERS WANTED. ANTED by the New York and Lake Superior Mi ning y tl Company, FIFTY Copper Miners—to be employed et W Agate Harbor, Lake Superior. : : ‘emperate and experienced Miners will receive liberal wa- ges—none others need appl ‘Apply to the undersigued at West Troy, N.Y; PY Se aes . LEARN D, Jr, Y.and L.S. M. Co. eld 2wis*re President } New York, Aug. lith, 1845. TRUNK LOST, ¢ of the 22d inst., 2 small blac s, marked on acard J. A. Dollars reward will be paid on retu office of Franklin House. r N IVORY BREASTPIN, in th shape ofa rose, was lost on the 25th of Aagust, on the way from Catharine street to Grand street, probably im one of the stages. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by delivering it at No. 2 Old Slip. red C OST on the be KRENCH LANGUAGE, OUNT DE LOPARTE’S new set of Books for the Study of the French Language. Jat—A French Grammar, 1 vol. 8vo. 2d—Speaking Exercises, L yol. 89. 3d—Self-Teaching Reader, 1 vol. 8vo. To be had at Mr. Berteau’s Book Store, 315 Broadway; Messrs. Berord & Moudon, 36 Courtlandt street; Me. Lockwood, 411 B a27 Gteod*re MAN GOODS. CASES German Oil Cloth, of one, two and three colors. 10 Cases Toilet Glasses, well assorted. 2 Cases Bi 2 Cases 1C Refined Nickel. Forsale by GROSHEIM & CLAPHAM, 227 3tis*re___ Pore ____ 78 Pearl street, EMP—Ten tons American Water Rot Hemp, of a quality Sanequalled by any in market. Also, Stous Hackled, for sale by E. K. COLLINS & CO. altie ‘56 South street. W 2001--39,000 Ibs American Blood Fleece, washed and un- VY washed, just recetved, part avery extracticie. Ror anle 4 a2ire HeAT—50,006 bushels pn % South street. ja Wheat—for sale by K. COLLINS & CO., a2ire zs 6 South street. LARD=10 kegs Pure Leat Lard, white and ha BK. CO rd—tor sale by LLINS & CO., a27re 46 South street. Coston Bales New Orleans Cotton, dust landed and te sale by £. K. CO) NS & € w7re H®? FS aire % South street. (( OPPER—10 cases Fnglish: Sheathing Copper, comprising a complete assortment from 16 to 30 oz., manufactured from ore carefully selected, and with the greatest en “96 South str SED—17 Barrels Mlinois Hemp seed, tor sale by «ik. COLLINS & CO, Iso Rolled Copper, trom 20 to 30 oz., th most b vermannfactured. For sele by Tre kK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st WINE—200 bales Bridport Seine, Herring and Gill Net es, manufactured expressly for this market, with the st possible care, for sale by #27re K COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. TO STRANGERS. 667 HE ALHAMRA,” Broadway, bet Prince, is now one of the first plices of city, aid justi in this country cat c yand the elegance and ma ik of the excellence of the i freshments to be found there 426 2wis*m STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGBs. GENTLEMAN who has been engaged fur several years A past, in the tuition of Modern Languages, wishes to fuid afew scholars, either in the French, Spanish, Italian or Portus guese language. ; For further information, apply, by letter, to R. L., at this ottice. auds lintre Ware CASKS.—. Ware: Casks, for sale by COLT, 026 St re Maiden Spring and oaght A quantity of Trou-bound W. & J.T. TAPS! 75 South stre DITCH —100 barrels, best qualit I WOUDHU 026 ACKET SHIP QUEEN OF TE EST, FROM LI . VERPOOL.—Consignees per this ship, will please take notice, that she is discharging under general order, at west sid Burling Slip. All goods not permitted must be sent to Public eee WOODHULL & MINTURN comer Southern. Fo rsale by LL & MINTURN, 87 South street, 87 South street. ACKET SHIP SIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL—Pas sengers by this ship will please be on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street, oa Tuesday morning, 26th instant at 12 o'clock, at which time the ship will sail. aaa will close at the usual places at 114g TRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, W HICH will chonge grey hair to its orignal color in afew minutes. ‘This solution is different from any yet offered and cannot fail of superceding all others. Those who doubt irtues, are requested te have their hair. changed. before wg their money. If humbugs would take this inethod there I be no reason to complain, None gennine, unless signed ; red ink. The Solution can be forwarded. b press to auy nart of the world. One trial will . Sold, wholesale, $7 40 per dozen—aud retail, $15 aud applied at No. 5 Chathain street, opposite the Halt of Records, New York, up stairs, an6 lin re DR. A. C. CASTLE, 381 BROADWAY ion for filling hollow sore Teeth. I \ teeth, withont any pam, with which itcow bines into.» hard, sound, tooth, thus restoring hitherto useless and 1 Ladies, the most distingwished in, society, ony to its efficaey—the several editors of ation: € persoually ried Dr. C. refers to the lish and a26 2tis cod" im POWELL AND DIOSSY, and OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS TTEND exclusively to DISE. ‘ id ‘clock. testin Spanish, uy Their method of treat- to operations npow that orga ing AMAUROSIShas been highly successful. ‘This a is frequently far advanced before the suspicions of the patient aroused, t canse, and often arising without ow iting very little morbid change. 1 oms are gradual obscurity aud. imp looking misty or coutused rs are not distinctly defined, but rua ito jon becomes more and more indistinct; some! i ai ddiness, by pain, mid a of heaviness in th emple, too trequently by neglect or maltreatn ns mt atin Caran in total Joss of vision, Ts AND OracrtiEs or 3) pecks on the Ky. Q e, are, ¢ tually removed. The most inveterate cases of SQUINTING cured ina few minutes. ART IAL EYES inserted with- out an operation or pain,so closely corresponding with the na- tural in movement and appearance, as tode'y detection, Ad: vice given as to the k aor SPECTACLES adapted to tniardefects. Resi ces 261 BROADWAY dence nerot Warten stmt} nee EACHING POWDERS, , pet ship Panthea, aus 1 —100 Casks Boyd's and for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, 85 & 67 Nassau sti now lan aH m received from his manufactory, a rtment of Giraadoles, in Gilt, with fine English Cut Drops. nd Lard Lamps, of vari- Chandeliers, contain: rs, Churches and Ho- ic Lanthorns, for Hal's, will sell at wholesale JOHN W. MORGAN, re one door East of Broadway. the Dorie Lamp, for Camphine, wnt very low price aul? Imre ment of Got! ith Cut and Stained GI. 5 K tnd retail, at reduced prices, "sc" Be 1st Falton st N.B.—On hand, 20 dozen Cfsuperior make and finish SHIP ST. NICOL, im Havre—Consigi thig ship Swine send their permits on board, at Pier No.4 Nott then kpuls uot Permitted b y rhe 26th instant, will be sent to agire ~ SALAMANDE FIVE first and onty bind pe preserved their contents from nce} Sc Hptimon’s Improved Salamander, ey are fo tat (ube, 26 Platt st. NW. where certificates and test Sates may bergen, ous f which saved the books and papers of flee Anderson & Co., No. 28 Broud street, at the great ‘on the 19th Brood street and 5 a Also, f Mr. age Place 6 of of Hel. at the cor might of che 391 at baler SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. having been deterred from visiting this confess, Gener al, = t7 o'clock, and! the Curtain will rise precisely at , that it is the matter-of-fact, com- —Pleasantly situated at South Brooklyn, eee : : rehensive, uy si within about ldeitnate senile teow the decy, «heat limited uuinber of Season Tickets may be obtained | P > siversally observant style of the Herald, Cottuege, con ¢ 8 rooms and good cellar—Reut from which, | 1n our service, we can expect.to be use- 0, a Kel an and hi , without children, want BOWERY THHATRE. A to Revita of Sums, olssinall tnd gehtea amily, iu Lowe iisishonds extaeen ia ful by and Fy, even as an auditor in Hagner’s Plage, er partof the city. ‘The west side of Broadway would be pre- ednesday Evening, August 27th, i ‘ ; f fared. Address. G. T., at this office. anh StF a wil be pad : > healed » 80 high a station. But enough of that. FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50, CITY MADE: aa coe MY STERIES OF PARIS. ae ; tee Elliott will, most probably, remain in jail I in other stones for $5; five French, imperil dress Boots | Prince Hodolph, Davenport Maitre B Velo, Milner a ie eeeaey ae We yield to the judgment Fert iy oar ari Tanith gla rota (Bebeare’ Murphy,’ Surtherland | Jacques Ferrard, Sutherland | 01.1 Court, and the decision of the counsel of the YOUNG & JONES’ French imperial Boot and Shoe Manu- | Tertillard, | S, Hadaway rm, Pp Jok sou [aay ner, to waive an appeal to Judge Cranch, at frcturing Depot, one of the most fishionable Boot and Shoe | Fieur de Marie, MrsPhill.ps | Countess Sarah, Mrs Madison | least. for the present. © maintain, however, our establishments jn this city, Gentlemen that are in want of | Lax Chourtte, " Stigkuey | Osresse. Sutherland | ground, thatlthe erime of Eliott is'as ovach ie bar tide Gon slur Maer coameuen | : THE PLAINS OF CHIPPEWA. sw) t of public opinion and public morals, as of h , Wa! YOUNG’ Hi. B. JON | Hon Capt Pendraggow, Cla MH Davenport | prission, and reiterated and persevering provocation. al2imis*re No.4 An ta Role, eee itn nels Milner | nd that in refusing him bail, the Court has boldly HAKLEM PAR Christine, Mrs Phillips | Adela, __ Mrs Isherwood | led offa step in public morals, at the unexpected ex- ie Lower Bones i cents; Second and Third Tiers, 2 ets.;} pense of the prisoner. As the example has been jt jallery, cents. nee ts it wi ‘Doors will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at | St#ried, we hope it will be followed up hereafter, te though the offending party may be half-past * | stead of a wild and Serio jst ‘The Cabinet had a council last evening (Sunday) upon Mexican affairs. It would be a profitable les- son if our forces on the Texan frontiers should be cut up by the Mexicans in detail, as were our few parcels of troops by the Florida indians. If the lexicans are worth the powder that would blow a great man, in- CASTLE GARDEN. og Admission 25 Cents.-09 * siss-..» Mensrs. French «a 1 eisar é Inesday Evening, August 271 Just arrived from, England, the great S. jentific Wonder ! —Purse of $30, | “BEN FRANKLIN” MAMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE | The only instrament of the sam- capacity in the World, made HURSDAY, August 28h, at 40 mile hests three in five in hi Geo. Gordon enters, "clock P. M. ness. ch & Bill Harrington. W.Wheelen 222110. .0... beh Gilbert. to order for the United States i 4 Wether, Malaise Waking: ror Pasticalers of the above: ioe Penphlets. Pneau HA taSy will bowable tb dot But they are of J. Churehlill rece bP h Crowder, | ) BENJAMIN’ FRANKLIN me prise ; and they will, probably, aT 20% Is capable of charging two thousand five hundred feet of sur- ee te and tee march down again,’, "7 * f te. ‘ance i i The Spark from the prime conductor, is more than two feet | URC the King of France. The Cabinet session was of course on the question of an immediate additioi to our Texian land forces; and there is some talk of a messenger having been sent down with instruc- tions of co-operation and combination with the fleet length. THE AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS! | Are exhibited in the most brill t manner—in fine, the like ins not been aeeu by Peragas who have not visited the Polar All the ordignry experiments yerformed in Electricity, are | inthe Gulf; but of this we are not officially advised. shown by aid of the Hy sleetric Machine, ona scale of What we wrote you about the change of Govern- € deur ment in the Georgetown Colle: rehended that this change will be prejudicial to the nstitution—it is feared that it was injudicious. Certain it is, the College could have no better ad- ministration than the old one; we only hope the new one may be as popular and as good. any size, is possesed fe was true—it is ap- ute in London. FYSHE FOLLOWING PURSES and Sweepstakes are offered tocome offover the above course during the month of September:— z ‘0. 1—Purse $100, mile heats, best three in fiv saddle, free for all horses never won a purse over $2 (0, 2—=-Purse same as No. 1, in harne: No. 3—Purse $250, two mile heats ii eencnen, $25 to go to the second best horse. No. 1—Purse $300, three mile heats in harness, free fur ell trotting and pacing horses. No_ 5—Purse $50, mile heats, best three in five,under the sad- lg, free for horses never won a purse over $75. No. 6—Purse $50, same as No, 5, in harness. No. 7—Sweepstake sub. $200, h f., two mile heats under the saddle, free for horses never won a purse over $100, $100 to be given by the propri-tors to the second best horse. Vo. §-—Sweepstake sub. $100, h. f., two mile heats under the lor horses never wou a purse or match over $25, $25 roprietors to the secou No. 9-—Sweepstake same as No. 8, in harne: " . Eutries for the above purses and stakes to close this evening, Doors open ai hal!-past 6 o'clock. Warforurzes t com e under the 00. ness, free for all trot- Bastimore, Aug. 26, 1845 The news from Texas of the approach of a Mexican army, and the requisition on the Governor of Louisiana for troops, caused some stir among our citizens yester- Ms day morning, but it all seemed to be forgotten before The performaners will Commence at 8 evening, so little is the estimate placed on Mexican abil- To be followed by hist time here the celebrated Grand Opera | ity toharm our little army now stationed in Texas. Land gett The hot weather of July is down on us again, without “By Donizettr. — its accompanying breezes, the thermometer yesterday, for the greater part of the day, ranging from 87 to 98 de- First appearance ol Mr. Amaud, Mr. Garry and Mr. Douvry. Second appearance of M'me Stephen Coruriot. ck, with the Over- Leonora de Gu «Mle Calve. M Gan east ath, by'9 o'clock, at Green & Losee's, Chatham cgonrior | tpi il es Three or more iv all to make 9 race. a27 It're . - Buscher ‘The election to take place in this State on the Ist of GRAND EXCURSION Act Incidental to the Opera, late toll October, fon saembacs oll Goherere techie eaten on oR a oro Deux by Misses Partington and Celeste er, e gress, Legislature, &c , ex- ic futermission of Half an Hour nite and commodious steamboat WA Will take place | he third aud fourth nets of the Opera, | ®ites but little attention, and from present appearances, will this afternoon and every day this week inake an excur The following named artists te the Grand an will be rather an inanimate affair. Neither whigs or dem- down the Lower B: x at Fort Hamilton and Staten mic French Oper ; . i" Ms epee going : , MrFiots 2 stage Man Leader of Orch, | 0Cfats can raise any enthusiasm among their friends on he following a Sine e Managers. nbd Dye ‘ : - Baturlaysveien ate will accor ee fee) wed’ peinre, 2d Leader, the subject, consequently, no public meetings have yet ‘Wavereill aeare fromm (ena) etreg A ipa First appearance here. t appearance here, | been held. it 25 No. 1, East River, al ie above arry, ¢ ep y Sati i ; i i , acouaioets suka Lime as cents Touaink tesescdelightinl ¢ Sars, Rime Stephen Comuriot. The Native American Convention, which has been try! cursions of the season. Bat Fem Montasster, M'mes Richer and ing to get a quorum for the past six months, is advertised ILY EXCURSION TO YONKER D ille Muiens > eae co DAILY EXCURSION rOn essoaville, Mathieu, to meet to-nigkt, for the purpose of nominating candi- SS Bie stgrnbont U Rotihecomvedl cena |, 7 Bernee M'me Robilion, dates. But three or four wards will be represented, but a jaunt, and Dairie. I learn an effort will be made to raise funds to start a new Caroline, Native American paper. The State Reform Convention meets to-morrow, and should the slavery questicn be broached, we will have r. Oternot, Jules," Douvry aud Adele, M’me Narcisse, mple time to visit the t one hour at Yonkers— Aime, Francoi: baichggieeet : $i oy P N. t be | _ Uz“ Performance to commence at 8o'clock. Doorsopenst| A special session of the City Court is, I learn, to be found than a visit to the Cemetery. Fare to Yonkers Is 6d, to | 7 o'clock. é : % called on Tuesday next, for the trial of the proprietors the Cemetery a7 it*r Phe Books of the French Opera. with a literal English taans- | of the Sun newspaper, for an alleged contempt of Court, lation, for sale at the ticket office. Nights of the. French Comp in telling their honors that im; artiality, purity and hon- CURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. or, are the requisites for judicial station. ny—Monday, Wednesday, - ‘his Court The steamboat ROBERT L. STEV. | Thursday, and Friday. - Captain R. L. Mabey, will make an excursion {g- Tickets Fifty Cents. pes teen ‘Ges ae pleesedi are to the 1g Banks every Tuesday, Thurs- | To all parts of the Saloon except the Parquet and Proscenium | Jess of Pa gee) Gacepies as di gerd rahe, lous ie day and Friday, during the season. id Boxes, for which seats ean be a during the day,and secured sight of all classes and conditions of the people; and if saving Haininond strest at 844 o’clock, A.M., Canal streetat | for the evening, at ONE DOLLAR EACH, en application at | they would only resign their st ions, a general jubilee 8%, Pike and Delancey streets at 9, and Pier No. 1, N.R., at| the Box Office, from 10 to4. would take place on the strength of it. Let a man like 954 o’clock—returning to the city in good season. IC Private Boxes $7 ench. Pooler commit an offence, and the community are at once satisfied that there is no punishment to be awarded him. Thecontempt trial will cause a great commotion throughout the city, though it is thought by some that the Court will endeavor to dismiss the case as soon as possible, being, it is said, anxious to escape from the dif- furnished gratis, Lines at a smalleharge. re 50 ceuta. 826 lwis*me MP MEETING AT RYE, WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 25 THE Steamers DELAWARE and TRO- Mesent Fol.ce wiil always be in atteadaace to main taiu cond order and keep all improper persons ou A limited number of Season Tickets will be PARK THEATRE. JAN will leave the footof Hammond street HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that MR. & MRS. ulty which their hasty action in the ¢ Dd ht Serer ate aj ume sirect76f, Market street at 8, C. KEAN have furived, and will make the st appear crantieae y = spb slats ond hesday, thursday and. F¥iday moruings-Returning,, will | ee MONDAY NEAT Semembey tat, in the Tragedy of | “it yy Maixers.—There was a larger supply of Beeves les cikye ‘on the afternoon of each day a MRS. C. KEAN. at market, yesterday, than usual, and a sli decline in 4 cents. : me. CREAN prices has taken place, in consequence of which butch- s can be procured by applying to Mr. 8. Halsted, Will peridrm’every evening during the | ers purchased more freely. The offerings at the r street. S23 dust reek amounted to 750 head, of which 189 were driver to Phil- STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN. ‘The Box Book is now open—every day ‘till Monday. | adelphia, 43 remain unsold, and the balance, 518 head, VISITORS to the above ship are respeet- | _ 427 ttre were sold at prices ranging from $1 50a $2 50 pe 100 fully informed, that, to-day and on the two PALMO'S- bs. on the hoof,equalto $2 50 a $475 net. The vaSclock aul easing’ st toe : NIGHT. ONLY £1 rage rae ls shunt, 96 104, ihe, machet fee Eevee eds Sarr “| FY ASHIONABLE t Performances of the little | street Flour is without note sales of 400 eee ter hour on Friday next. agi gun _ | A ASIN own as the INFANT SISTERS. | barrels at $4 50, which is the prevailing rate. Also, -FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New WEDNESD EVENING, August 27th, of 100 barrels fine, at $425. The receipt price of su- York Line—Positively first Regular Packet—To sail Will be performed the laughable Farce called the per is $4 374. Old is in very limited request at $4 37}. Monday, Ist Seitember—The elegant, fast sailing STRATAGEM Pee aiseioweta cesmene tenes seu eT keke coppered packet si ip DAMASCUS, Bliss, master, will sail Principal characters by the INFANT SISTERS. Lity Mills Floui Eo pte light. Th as above, her regul feds : 1: HYDE, of London, will perform Overtures, Operatic | 20 transactions. The stock is very light. The suppl; For freight or » having Handsome furnished secom- fant Variations, upon «PENNY. WHISTLE. | of Wheat at market to-day is quite small. The demand, modations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wallst, | “The whole concluding with the admired Burletta, called however, is limited,and prices remain much as last week. orto E. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st PAPA JEROME, or Les Fatates Amantes, 80a 86 cents, and 0} I quote good to prime reds rdinary ton ‘ood % a 80cents. Ordinary to good white wheats sell at 85 a 90 cents, and fe ae flour parcels at 93 a 98 cents. Corn has advanced. Sales to-day at 60 a 51} cents for white, and 54 a 56 cents for yellow. The de- mand for Whiskey has improved and, prices are firmer. Sales to-day of hhds. at 22 a 22} cents, and of bbls. at 234 cents. Positively no goods received on board after Saturday even- img, 30th August. Agent in New Orleans James E. Woodruff, who will prompt- ly forward all goods to his nddress. The packet Sartelle, Taylor master, will succeed the Damas- cus, and sail on the 22d prov her regular day. aa? PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE. THE iid Fellow,” a Yacht, measuring thirty tons, (Boston built) is now offered for sal». Said vessel may be seen off the Battery for a few days. or terms, &«., apply on board. AS 2i%je TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF | Admission, 2% centseach: Doors open at 7'4—Performance to commence at 8. ad7 it*r THE CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. will PHILADELPHIA. ill ope On Saturday next, August 30th, ‘ The Ladies and Gentlemen engaged ty Mr. Burton for his Theatres in Philadelphia and Balumore, are requested to as- ch Street Stage, on Thursday, August 28th, at no excuses Will be received for a27 3tre Pruivapecrnia, Aug. 26, 1845, The nominations of the democratic county convention were concluded yesterday, and a ticket was formed, attendance on that d: 'ACKETS, TO AMERICAN DRAMATISTS. whi i BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GALVESTON ee: % ‘which | fear will not be suocesstul ae aabeeril ars have eersblsshod re imord Line ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS In the city and county conference, Andrew Miller) sil from each ort on the first day of each mouth, SINAL ape pad fora well known as the author of a letter denouncing native- i i Thg GEIR, Gactala Micpealis axilihioas (Nive ros ORIGINAL AME} IAN COMEDY, ism, has been nominated as the democratic candidate for Ist Sept rnext, and trom Gal Jat N ber next. a (3 scar ofa aia Recorder of Deeds. When the nominations are eomple’ The Ship STAI REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to anil trom | ©alcwated to display EY BURTON 7: | ted, which will not be before Thursday next, I will send N, New York ist October next, and from Galveston Ist Decem- ber next. ene of the! Fapelsichia ae Theatres, — you a list of them. The democratic city delegates met 3 Sipiat this offer to the Dramatic Authors of Ame: ica, guarantee: : Tom Bork lat Noiates nosy ain Richardson, to sail from | in2'che above sum for a auccerstul Five Act Comeds ofevery | last evening, and nominated Col. James Pag 08 the can, ary next. day life, pledging himself to produce it in the yle, with | didate of the party for Mayor. Colonel is well The Brix MARY. Captain Norriss, to sail from New York | WiPavhtiits scenery ostumes, Furuigure and Provertics, and | known as the best postmaster Philadelphia h = st December next, anil trom Galveston lat February ext, | Seite ote, Munited andl Filta, Dollage te betaine Gaited | twenty years. He isa sound democrat, a polished gen- . of the C dy by the M Two Hundred and | tleman, and an active soldier. The democrats have in Filty ollors on its fourth performanee—Two Hundred acd | him a capital and highly popular candidate, and if they Fifty on the tenth--and the remaining Two Hundred aud Fifty | make their other nominations for the city with equal iz- on the sixteenth. The Manager guarantees the performance of ligence and discri ation, they will give the whigs the piece so long ns the reeeants of two cotlsecutive nights do | *clligence and discriminad yee threkin it} , if nota yot tun helow the expenses ofthe ‘Theatre, as proved by the ts ag y and nomi- e all of superior class, having fine cabin are ably commanded, will sail punctually es and take freight aud passengers at the lowest rates. William Hendley and Co. will be the established Agents et Galveston, and give efficient attention to the business of the line, and all other business directed to them; and also make These vessels accommodation advert sed, so of the > 3 The whigs of the county, and Books of the Extublish ent ‘The Comedy’ to be considered ne ek bat evant Ey ints tot oaks ae ae ; . coi liberal advances on consignments. the sole prooerty of W. KE Burton after the second payment, | county, Goods directed to the eare of the Subscribers, will be regu: | sthjcet only to the author's claims on the tenth and sixteeuch | nations, larly forwarded, free from commission. And Shippers tay nigh eazie Wesley Flavel, who was, convicted some time ago of rely on Laxherd at Galteaton to transhi, cargo, trom thenes, | Ame wcteps usr send tear Levdaatigns wither without their | the murder of his niege, and was pardoned by Governor d apon its ~) *] real names, rr : : and wpon its being regularly forwarded, according to instru: before the ist of December, 1845. The ansuccesctal candidates Porter on condition vat e Wi eave for tions, if cousigned to the eare of life, was arrested to-day by Recorder Vaux, on informa- Guiveston. For freight oF puasage, pense. tion laid before by the deputies of the Attorney General. # Boston Post, New York Courier, Mirror, and the Balti- | The charge preferred again t him is,of course,a violation more Patriot will please copy for one week and send bills to | of the condition referred to, which it is alleged vitiates Philadelphia. a27_ lwre _ | the pardon granted to him, renders him liable to the unishment to which he was sentenced by the Court.— You may remember that a question was raised on his pardon before one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, shortly after it was granted, and that it was decided the Governor, as the fountain of legal mercy, might annex such acondition to his pardons. ‘The question will now itm Hendley and Co.,| Will receive thetr pieces beck again without belay Or: ex= « and Lin ec No 91 rout AN EXPOSURE—LOOK OUT. Al GERTAIN HOUSE doing business in Old Slip, are eby notified that auless they pay over to a cert sou the proceeds of the pr erty which he placedin th for shipment to one of Her Majesty's North Ameri nies, and which they have fraudulent] fora long time, a full exposition of t retained poss will be made public. MONTREAL a ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE Sstablishment will be ready for ‘Theatrical Perf orm- s ff jaing of September, under the man- r, who will receive proposals for en- entlemen of acknowledged talen he swindting tran a2} lw*re IRE. SMENTS. ’ he two celebrated ar- | be, “doe violation ot the condition, annul the pardon?” BILLTARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS: Sinner be BRONTS it ‘ u this QOUTHERNERS, Strange Vitizens are invited to try | fim nt sotumne for ate enon DE. BEG NIS. who will per | As this is probably the first case ever occurring in State, its decision will be looked for with much interest. Vandevilles, Dancing, O a Moahogany Beds with 16) Panels, made by steam machinery | ments will be interspersed wit So much.work could not be doue. by hand without three times ‘ous Orchestra of all eminent Professors, and | The hearing before the Recorder will take place on next the usual price. Likewise Cushions so elastic that eleven can Thursday morning. ingle Mowe Bor sale oF playing at BASSFORD'S V. M: HI. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. utrances Mu . 74 TOTTAT HS and 49 Fulton sty eee Museum ere OS MUSICALES, Finer Boaxo, Aug. 26-100 Wilmington R. R., 14}; 90 is Field, with a number of these improved Tables, in > DES MILLE COLONNES SA- i v., 30; 99 Commercial Bank, 3 $5000 s to call at the Onited States Hotel. i ON, 307 BROADWAY, si 44; $5000 do 748; $200 Harr. R. R., 60; 25 Gi- or 19% Water street aw of wo superb Comic Singers, Mr. and | Fands 8h \,"8. Bank, 6]; 1 Pennsylvania Bank, 258, F GTRARTL ELT eT 4 18. Ice Ceenins aud Refreshments of the best | T£4) 8}3 pi a ; COPARTNERSHIP NO iindcanaiways be bd tthe bar, withthe atentance of care |, Scovo Boann 700 Fona Os, 1846, 64; 180 tate 6 LARK & CO., Philadelphia, W. CLARK &| ful we 74; 50 shares U. i » ORs road 8. Formed a connection in the Exchange | evg)t tab comin ‘il on fe Bank, 408. a fi of E. Sntrance —| et " o a wo Ne geal S| Ratrace Free—Coucert will commence Boiron, Aug. 96; ides, orrespondeuts in all the principal cities and towns in ii IRANI ALT, Theatricals—Ships Moselle and Barnstable—Mayor Da- they are enabled v “GRAND BALL, 7 Pixchane st the lowest rate a wih the rome CONBY ISLAND PAVILLION. | vis, Ge, 6c. tude. \ dt BP will give « Grand ic i I nd echaaae peerares 2 arehane al me | WWealaniion will gives Grand Balat | rho National Theatre, the only regular theatre in T promineat points can al ways be respectfully solicit share of pul York, August ith, 19 UART, HAIR DRE J. STUAR i ve ‘0. 1 Return ng—will leave thi e Tickets $1, for a Gentlem: AS a weather The s River, at 8 o'elo o’elock, for the city. Bosten, was opened last evening, with the comedy of “Time Works Wonders.” The house was well filled, but not crowded; and the play passed off in tolerable tent ek. : e Islan: a van and hi pie ding steanbost. n he following places:—John Murphy, obe had at the i, places :-—Johe, Murphy, SSER. ay y have been added to the \HARL T, Le'ies and. Ge , comer tut Broadway nd Rutgers street style. Several new members C Dresser, would tespecthly” iatorm he gett Astor Howse: “Alonzo Heed, Fort, Hamilton House; and on | company; but most of the actors porsotsed of any sprink io PN te u | be jolas and Oc 5 : : Hoos Nosd Murray stmmet, wp etaiee aheea thee ener, tees: | boards the Joven’ Band it cogaged for the occasion, Persons | ling of talent, are all old stagers. Messrs. Thorne, Gil, ¥; stairs, where the: ready to do anything in his line of’ business with prompt-e: and skill. aud im*ec GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANTED. 1 ENTLEMEN and Famili ect wishing tickets, will apply as carly, “a Eeeiple as the number ALONZO REED. FREE EXHIBITIONS, ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. EVERY FAIR DAY, R. McCARTY begs leave to announce that, by the un Fequestofhis numerous visiters, he has been tinue his Grand and Unequalled Performances ! He han oes, Week only | y xpense, <iss SMousitur GUERBO, bert, Carthich, and Hamilton, stage manager, all favor ites, though rather threadbare, still have to do the heavy work. The interior of the house has been tastefully fitted up, and looks remarkably well, even including those gas lights, which used to flicker so dimly, that re rse tothe old fashioned tallow, seemed at one time inevitable. Mr. Pelby, the proprietor of the Theatre, is known by all players as one of the most gentleman; generous, even tempered Christians on this salem. There is a rumor in circulation, that the Methodist prayer and class meeti: very This will, perhaps, account for the fact that th has been g) 'y improved in its liquor within the past year. The Washington Theatr of cock-loft, which was once a candy saloon, is also ‘can obtain the full value forall wish to dispose of, (either GE: sending to the subscriber, who does not pretend to give twenty per cent more than any’ other person, but will give a fa apa for all articles offered. Gen- tlemen leaying the city will find it to ‘0 send for the subscriber previous to selling to . heir advantage t engaged J, LEVEN 465. Broadway, (up * Office will be promptly at jvl@ Im*re N, B—A line through the Po tended to. The great and wonderful gymnastic performe Ko through some of f St only ry and Wonderful Fea yrmed at the Royal Ope Family and Nobles of Fi N OPE th aod Agil a) aris, before the (ERS and SISTERS : FOR TH DR. UPHAM as pe Royal UARY, re 1 remedy, i the Piles, | ETHIOPIA to} iness fore small place, — oviginnl proprieto ar thas affording those ladies and gentlemen, who | Kondalrs, Boston Museum, though er upper end of the twent e, eontine en after dinner, « most splendid promenade and | place of theatrical am yin the, bp oes eae ffice practice, where Piles « e diseases ment city—which the self-styled highly intelligent and respec: ssfully treated, Medical offic wery, ing well known and celebrated performers com- | table portion of the community patroni i ways Spring street. Office hours M. to 9 P.M. | prise the Band of Exhiopian Operatic Brothers and Sisters : done a first rate business, simply becaw ‘Advise gratis toate me dxwein | MRD. GARDNETE the uly person living who persouates | Q Theatre, and also because ij rery lean, CKET SHIP SARACEN from Glisgow—Counga the neato Wench in srarectae. i i andthe pieces represented are generally unexceptiona- PGI please. send, thett pormig on board "withoat delyy aceretTanee ante Prarterne Crete Locomotive Nigger andi Since moral pout of viaws 4s Meat era THULE ke Mew! © | “OLB 'DAN EMME: the celebrated Violinist and old Vir- | ‘The ships Moselle, from Havre, and the Barnstable, 87 South street. ; from Liver Nigger, who is always on hand when there is music pen- | from Liverpool, which Figg ogee og ay ding. > hi i ‘CHARLES WHITE, the unrivalled Accordionist and cete- | {ill cargoes of merchanitee.. ltnch demand here, b n sequence of the house being very fal \“ he d that we have now a number of gocd rooms cup LANDO iiaren Wprings, Auaust kino’ & waht wer pol—Consignees will please take novive that she is dis- changing under general order, at wes: side Burling Slip. All| 4 woods not permitted must unavoidably be seut to publie store, ia ‘ ival of the Moselle, w: Pate eres tase ‘ Tighter, and better adapted for warm weather, than Bi f (Naero Singer, be white rete: Beene tith fabrics. Our ladies, for the remainder of the seaso:, ormianiGe to commence at 334 o'clock, aM gciatm | Will, therefore, appear in Freneh plumage, The deate