The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1845, Page 3

Peps Arena Murper a Wirt One of collected officeon the New York m ri ati atte, that we eo heard offor a tong tine; won wade on Mon. Se Cement emcee Canals day night, between 9 and 10 o’clock, at a house located | ©4448 oF TTE Seand og Maw Sones Macneve w Torte in ‘the rear of Lombard and Water streets, Philadelphia, Offic iil, 12” 1843, 1844, near the river Schuylkill, by an Englishman named | Albany. $344,037 = $2499, $360,535 Thomas Childs, who cut his wife’s throat with a razor.— | West Tro} 990 204,219 1533 ‘Childs is a miner, and had been working at the mines in | Scheuect 12 10 567 Pottsville, Pa., for nearly five months past, and his wife era 12,442 a 14.689 was leftin this city to carry out an existence and sup- | Little Falls ot red ‘= port eight children, witheut his aid. Notwithstanding ie , 2 oy he atrocity of the crime, yet there is somethi 74 649 105/989 the affair which is somewhat sin, 62,827 87,254 He returned to the city on Satu: 13 967 13,360 ing ascertained lue of his wife, by absence from 37,428 45,652 her for months, wished to live with her again. But she Brock, — 211,198 remembered that on a former occa ion he had attempted | Brockvor am ww ras to poison her, and having grossly deceived her in many ¢ ¥ = other respects, she refused to re-unite with him. She " 08 wa : had been married to him for nearly ray years, and] Buffalo . 34,778 505 319 having found him faithless—fortitied herself against the 4 6,029 rospective gloomy events, and resolved to live without H 3 Rim He left her residence and returned on Monde Gapetoge. 11,180 13,058 = night, and as he entered the room, found Mrs. Childs | 3¢yuy en pee ae 15 092 reading a letter, which she had just received from one of | uta SP gu aa her sons, who resides at Pittsburg, Pa. approached | Oswego. 57.583 79:08) «139-480 her, and seated himself on a chair, by her side, and re | Geueva. 25,968 26,139 62.523 quested her to read the letterto him. She did so, and | Havana. 5 542 8,948 when she had concluded, he said “he has not even men- | F sirport 29 924 49,060 tioned my name.” The wife then sent one of her child- 5 100 5,098 ren for pen,ink and paper, intending to answer the letter | HiMiiton” os 8,799 at once. had just seated herself at the table for the | Oxford. rer ed urpoxe of writing, when he got up from his seat, passed | Bi. ghamtou 3551 Baer jowards her, threw hisarm around her neck, and said, | Scottsville 96M 117303 “God bless thee, my dear,” and at the same time drew a — 6,218 993 er throat twice, inflicting two deep 62 463 08 wounds, one other about halt as large. She struggled hard with out three and a halfinches long and the the amount of tolls received at Oswe- him—it was afeurful contest. She cuught the razor in | 8° S¥Faouse, and Albany, in 1944, compared with 1843 her hands and received several severe cuts on herfingers. | W4* @ very large per cent, while the receipts at Roches’ She let go her hold, and the inhuman monster endeavor- ter, Black Rock and West Troy were but a trifle larger ed to stab her to the heart,which was only prevented by ; i : the razor not being pointedat the end. He however cuts | ‘8 in 1843. ‘The tolls collected at Buffalo in 1844 were ‘ash through her clothing and the weapon took effect in | $3,636 less than in 1843. The increase in the amount of flor side near the heart, but fortunately it-did not pene: | tolls received at Buffalo in 1843, compared with 1842, trate deep enough to reach her heart. She screamed | was about thirty-three por cent, but the opening of the urder— ic jdren stood trem- : 7 3 bling about the room, some crying for help—others beg. | Welland Canal, connecting Lake Ontario with Lake ging him not to hurt their mother. But the relentless | Erie, has increased the trade of Oswego, and increused villain heeded not their cries—and turned a deat ear to | the tolls at that point. An attempt was made during the the entreaties of hix wife to spare her life He thrust his | . : hand into the bleeding wouns in her throat, and was | #ession of the Legislature last winter, to obtain the pas- dragging her round the room just as al of the | sage of an act, making a discrimination in tolls on m g VFOUNDLAND 1 AUCTION NOTICES. and Slut ) brought fr 8S SSS nnn, Who, most unexpected! jew York for some mouths. mi the great rarity of its color, spot, The brea is the very fines The pups wil be sent to-day and to-morrow to tween the hours of 11 ERS & GROCERS. at9 o'clock, at the sales cash, of 4 to 00 doz. yer ware to match; 4 to 500 sets «l coffee Cups and Saucers; 4 to 500 pieces best Stone W. Pots covered and not, Pickle Jars, Ju room, No. 151 Broadwi Ulue Plates, 3 to 10 uch, entrance of the Excl e, Wall street, ere they may be secs end the address and 3 o’elock, wh owner obtained. HOTEL IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR RENT. THE NEW BUILDING now being completed o and Pennsylvania aveuue, jotel on the Euiro- jers ouly. Sale peremptory as gielock positively the comer of Third st Rent. | Itis intended fora jau, and consists of a Basement or Refectory, contain: Bar Room, and six eating rooms. ix fiae rooms, to be rented ‘8 person of experience and | jest ts itself fora most pro- lescription is much wanted the very best in the city, it he Capitol, and a 1, W, SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. ZAUTIFUL STUFFED BIRDS—By H. Friday, August 29th, at 10. way, @ choiee ‘collection o : Wun Galbraith, sold by the single bird. |; several Cases containing from one to fifty-thr Also, one Case containing a large White Owl, rarely met a large aud splendi hi fe "clock, at the sales room No. 08 Consists of Cw. f Birds, preserved in the tal, a rare oppor le business to being but two or three hundred yards from th st from the Railro Persons wishing to rest, ‘will. plea Yo che proprietor at h Sale is positive of every lot offered. AT AUCTION PRICES—100 dozen Knives ad Pocket and Pen Kuives, at 3 ds or Hair Brushes, 6s and upwerds; _ please eo! his office, on the pre: r FOR SALE. Soaps, Fancy Box: THE Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of a respectable | Desks, Suuff Boxes, Steel Pens, 300 groce Pencil Points, 20 do steel Watch Key Pipes, with y Also, gilt and gold Fi aren Ats2h, Maden lane, up stat pts atl he Box Oth K- Will be sold Mg ae wil given | Bi 1 to 37 Dey stre "VAN BEUREN. | ION ON MONDAY, Aug. on the premises. at 12 o’elock, a FARM of 25 acres, Vest Farms, two miles from Harlem, in Westches: Dwelliug aud a» Farm Gilleroy, IR Scott | Waiter Logan, Andrew Cloutern, Hadaway | lessy L Bai ie MeNabem, — Vach + FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50, € jursbility they are equa $3; five Freach imperial dee . equal to those made in other Which are a new 1 v ru, and out houses, with fruit in abundance ¢ d suit a merchant dving busivess in the highest bidder, as the quire at 439 Grand ‘ARLAN D, on the he day prove stormy, the sale will take place made to order tor $i 5 Stores for $6 and $7 \G & JONES! fl Depot, one of the " Gentlemen shat_are in want of * Boots, willl fin of fifty per cent by of us. ‘Mending also doi WM. M. YOU Pitand Gellery YEAR PATENT SHIRRED Shirred suspenders, G ‘TO TAILORS. NHE Fal! and Winter Fasivions, for 184) and ‘ pullished and ready for sale, by M NHURSDAY, August 8h, at 4 o’clock P.M —Purse of $30 The on mile hests three in five in harness. Geo. Gordon enters. SLIVER & HOYLE, Couxtlandt street, New Yo. neighbors came to her assistance. They chandise entering the Canal at Oswego and at Buffalo. | Report upon report was made upon the subject,which re- sulted in nothing. The commerce of the Great Western of his upper jaw, and it is supposed that he inten: Lakes hereafter, will terminate at the eastern extremity ing back : ; ‘ pried placed ron eee aE ie pare aot end yes, | of Lake Ontario. Oswego has heretofore been a third f terday there was some lityle hope of herrecovery. The | or fouth rate lake port, and until very recently, her com wounds are not, of themselves, mortal, and the only dan-| merce has been confined to the lake on which she is Ser apprehended is from inflammation. situated. The opening of the Welland Canal has open- aha — toh igation of pakes.— Courr ror THe Connection or Ernons.—Roches, | °4 ther the navigation of all the Western Lukes. ter, Angust 25, 1815 —Present Lieutenant Governor | Tis has given her trade an impetus, which her western and twenty-one Senato M. White and al. | rivals are striving to deprive her of. A few years will vs. H. Peisres ent al. i" G larkson was heard for ap- | show that Oswego is more favorably located to carry on Ro. 12, 8 Bane billing oot wae hee eaemed 20 29%) the commerce of the lakes, than any other port within f ArrEnscon Srssion.—N Dane Elling woo was ee our limits, for appellant ; &. H. Owen was heard for respondent, and | N. D, Ellingwood in reply Decision postponed until | ONE teats Sinchenge. next December. 37000 Ohio 6s, 1860 b3 9544 350 shas Long Island R.R. 6134 Bove Reurueky be 100° “50 do ce. He is about 5 feet 8 inches high—hollow cheek: but one tooth in the front 8i5 61 Drowxep.—On Monday, while bathing in the| # ibe ir pea ‘Trust a 100 do 6 Ps Island Creek, south of Albany, Morris McGrath, a| 74 Morris Canal a Oe ets young man of 22 years of age, and John McGrath, a boy | j09 do 890 2734 100 Reading R. R. 495g of 10 years, were unfortunately drowned. The latter | 50 Canton Co 3303653 50 do 36049" was a son of James McGrath, No. 60 Arch street, and the | 80 do, 6% 50 do 49kG former his cousin The young man attempted to swim | 25 Mohawk R. R. $7), 100 do 510 49% with the boy on his back, and getting further beyond his | 100 do 6% depth than he intended, both were drowned. The bod! Second Board. 3 Were soon recovered and the Coroner's jury called in,} 59 shas Long Island R.R. 61% 50 shas L . RR. 830 613 who rendered a verdict In accordance with the facts. "| in oS a" si So Moniechuat es 50 do b3061%, 50 do = en g Bill Horrin GAS FIXTURES h Gill and most superb assortment of new and beauti+ rmulu aud Olive Gas Chandaliers, rackets, Lanterns, &e., ever exhibi- ion, at VORAM & HAUGHWOUT, 561 Bi ¥ Is capable of charging two t € J Wa: J. Caurebhill . br h Crowder. Mantle Lignts, ted, are now ready ANTED- Two Lots, suitable for building a small church h situated between Atlantic, Court and Falcon Applieasious, in which the lowest cash ruculars are stated, received, Post Office, box MAN Wishes a situation any thing that may enable him t yjeet for some time, and ean industry and sobriety, by applying at 20 Rosevelt st. porter in a store, or se to hisemployer. ty references fo VHE FOLLOWING PUR*: takes are offered tocome off over the above course during the mouth of No. 1—Purse $'00, mile heots, best three in five u Won a purse over $2 8 sitaation as cook, washer eral honse work ina sroall’ family. gstreet, first floor, back in the rear. ee for all hoxses bev . 2—Purse «amas No. ', in hirness. _ No. 3—Purse $250, two mile heats in harness, ting horses, $25 to go to the secs Purse $300, three mile heats in harnes id pacing horses. mile heats, best three in five,under the sad- dle, free for horses never won a pur 6—Vurse $10. same 5 ‘ . T—Sweepstake sud. $200, h f., two mile heats under the saddle, fiw for horses never won a » free for all trot- | The performances will co. COPPER MINERS WANTED. ANTED—Ten or twelve good Luke Superior, to whom goo Apply immediately at 028 Str ward Kewly, a native of the York some 3 years ago, irse over $100, $100 to be ors to the second best horse. weepstake sub. $100, h. f., two mile heats under the wever wou a purse or match over $25, $25 proprieiors to the second best horse. weepstake saine as No. 8, ntries for the above pur: Augast 27th, by 9 o’cloe! and stakes to close this evening, at Green & Losee’s, Chatham LO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. MEMBER ef the Royal College of Surgeons, London, who has had extensive hospiial practice in England and Ja: act as assistant, or take charge ofa Three or more in all to make a +) i nan, Just arrived | Will this a from Poris, a Situation as Cook, ina Fr-uch'or American e. CURSION WI TO SEA—The fayo- rite and commodious steamboat Z make an excursion Fort Hamilton and Staten practice in this city. Address X. X., Post Office, New York. feraoon and every day this week «1, both going and returnin, ee 4 Imvortation or Texas CattLe.—We learn from New Stock Exchange. a statement in the Planter’s Banner, obtained from | 50shas Farmers’ Trust s3 32"; 50 shas Long Is] RR.b10 G13 the Collector of the Port of Franklin, that 1299 head of | 50 do B2iq 50 do 815 61y Texas cattle were imported from Texas into the district FI Moss Oaaal) Ger] Fis Fy be © pelt &e “ i : 5 bs 0 03 617 of Teche, from the Ist of April to the 30th June last. 1} Fs. canton Co cash 36 50 tp Monday 06" ———S— = go bso wx 2 do slo _Sparry’s Iuminated and Illustrated Chris. | 99) L. Isl, R.R. Monday 1, 30 do tos 5 tian Motrrolegy, or the Mysteries of Popery Developed. 50 do tw 6s 50 do cash 61, ‘This splendid Monthly is published at No. 132° Nassau, street, | ssc-_—wsesre/10:sseassssecSaeeSSSe at the low price Of Sia tember number (3d) wil Died. or (3 be rea ofthe month. The priuting and engraving are by Lossin, ot | On Wednesday morning, at the hour of one o'clock, of this city. consumption, Patrick Morrow, of Easkey, county of ——— | Sligo, lreland, in the 28th year of his age. MONEY MARKET. All his friends and acquaintances, and those of John : Dufly, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at Wednesday, August 27—6 P. M. | the hour of five o'clook, this (Thursday) evening, from Tho market was heavy to-day, and prices were very | the corner of Leonard and Elm streets. feverish, Quotations for some were up and some were | Yesterday, 27th instant, Mrs, Exazanern Wanps, wife down. Norwich and Worcester improved } per cent; | Ciatt sa venta nes Wands alter a protracted illness, Reading Railroad, }; Long Island, }; Mohawk fell off } The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- percent; Canton, }; Morris Canal and Farmers’ Loan | tend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Ful- closed firm at yesterdy’s aprices. ‘The sales were to, a | 0%,and Bocrum streets, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at 3 an orclock. very limited extent. Yesterday morning, Caruenine Axw F. Kexiy, aged , 19 years and 16 days, daughter of Francis Kelly The value of the exports from this port for the week is friends and acquaintances, and those of Bernard ending the 23d inst. was $470,700, making for the firat | Reilly, are invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, wenty-tbr days in thi: nth, $2,190,433. at 4 o'clock, from No, 44 Oliver street. ‘att ied saad eds De tas At New Brunswick, N.J., on the 14th inst., Mrs, Gen- _ dence or rue Pour or New Youx. xub» Hyier, widow of William Hyler, at the advanced Ship .nts in American vessels. . $183,464 92 age of 94 year Shipwents in Foreign ves + 82,310 09 On th» 26th instant, Cernise Avow ine Leonie Gui- Shipments ef specie. ... + ++ +204,925 00 xano, daughter of Daphnis and Augustine Guinand, aged “i i —_— 8 years, 7 months and 15 aay f Total for the week ending Aug. 23, $470 700 01 At Jacmel, on the 16th July, Joan Fritn, merchant. ‘Potal for first sixteen days in Aug. $1,719,733 65 for twenty-three days in Aug. $2,190, IVE DOLLARS REWARD. day morning, August 27th. 1945, a roll of y, consistiug of two fity's and avout one husdred and jas tn tes aud fives, vogether. with a small , twosaud threes, By returning. the same to H. } propriet'r ol the United Stites H tel, the above re: Sadtor August, 1844, $1,707,208, ‘The exports for the | SUT NTT DE bait nnd o _auestions asked ae fi vantyillivea bavek 3 PIF Vorable opportunity is offered to an activ first twenty-three days in Angust, this year, have been person with a capital of fiom three to five hundsed dollars, $393,140 more than for the whole month in 1844, an | to eagage in a profitable business. The auvertiser having two $819,030 more than for the corresponding month in 1843°| { plete guess thy igs gepablighment, pis desisous to obtain ‘Che value of the exports from this port for this month 628 Stee i will not fail far short of throo millions of dollars. ANGLO-A UERICAN PRES CHURCH Weenies a statement showing the amount of tolls} P)IVINE SERVICE, sceording 10 the The value of the exports from month of August, 1843, was $1,351,403 we rch. aud witha view to collected on all the Canals; the tonnage and number of | Auglo American Free Church for the more immediate use riving at tide wat ' ines ‘ito; British Emigrants, w Il be held on Sunday next, t wriving at tide water each yeur, since the open- staut, inthe morsiig at 10%, aud iu the afternoon wit! jog of the Canals in 1834 o’clock,in the large and coimmodious room of the Minerva, No. Poison Calas 406 Broadw ye ; (ont L77 Seats Free. ‘The atteadauce of persons interested in the success of the un dert king, as well as of Enclish residents aud British etnigrauts uns arriving at Tide Water. | with ther familes, is heieby very eamestly requested. » Erie From Cham 028 tre Ba cea daa INDIA RUBBER GOODS. GOODYEAR’S PATENT. ED NOV TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN. ANY De GREE OF « OLD HEAT. RAL assortineut of eoods ma ickness; Coats, Capes Ponc' PEetteed Hats and Souwesters; Boots a sadies Travelling Bags, Seamen's ai Leuer Bigs Ship » Fire Buckets, Water Hos: fe Presei ver if Mattrasves, Cashi - paulin for cove ing eck f Portable Show: r Bi gas tag Matsy Se, Ke. Forsale, wholenale and all Me, zur an28 2m*m 100 Broadway. sat Hy TO TAILONS. 201,697 6 90P SCOTT'S AMERICAN FASHION: ai Bi4 TH 3M UST PUBLISHED, and or sale at 46 Broadway. ‘The 196,477 666,628 present Repo t for Fail and Winter, 1843 and %, 1s more 201551 Sisare anise | Sosa nne cas Ud than wae the, salou ide Water in 1844 TERM, was about five hundred more then in’any previous year, and the total tonnage transported in the canal was vacates a tise ork, 182,233 tons more than ever before. cot.’s Treatise on Cutting, 7 engray ‘The onnual average of total tons arrived at the Hudson | yj!h=above, works can be sent river is ax follows :— - < 7 Froin 1840 to 1844, five years Froin 1835 to 1839, five yi Report of F shious, with partern-sheet and pamplet, do European do hion, a mouthly ws, Mo. ceco b’ y mail to any pl. 928 itd) + 793,185, 660,785 EACIORNO CONE. 6 50: 6:6'0:0 dis vies ¥ecwies« 132,400 | Hind. W nite, iM Jater and a el ane es ‘ < je Life and Service of everal Avth. n () The average increase or decrease of each class of arti- | on documentary and other evidence, furnished vy cles for the same period, which results inthe above total Tepes One Paver her Hitt opersvinns, fi ; f e Reign of Terror, historically and biographically tres increase, is ns follows :— being a com rench Revolution from its comme: Avenace Ixcrrase axp Decas. m wie re, compiled from the most au- ano CHAMPLAIN Ca’ u Moore, wih ‘abt porte ts and four Class of Articles. B. PERRY et Prodvets of the Forest. Aurenl we... M nufietures Merchandise Other article ad of the or Tonnage. —Ente, No. 198 Ma Philadelphia NAFIS & CORNISH, 828 3t*re aties . 278 Pearl street, New York. VT METALLIC RUBBER RK SHOES 0) ARRANTED not t col or heat; an 28,548 | ness or price, for sale in a stable for the « ——— | conntry trade, au Tncrense,tons... eee... se oe eee RAO GEO. BEECHER, ‘This shows an increase of 132,400 tons arriving at tide | 0t2@ 2m*m J00_ Broadway. water from all the canals of this State. The average MACHINE bELTING .M trade of the Champlain Canal for the past five years has PAYLIG RUBBER NG fallen off 28,622 tous. Add this to the 132,400 tons average | AQ N ARTICLE of yrest strength and durability, can be increase on the Erie and Champlain canals, and we find adap ed to all kinds of machinery for which leather is u 1 i Costs -bout one thied less, and i jor t ny Fe that the average increase of the Erie Canal alone must | Itisuuaflccted by heat or cold: wel arin ed eed have been 161,032 tons. Tho annual average of the total | '¥,10es not require alteration as ts the case with leather. For tons arrived at the Hudson river from the Champlain Ca- , depth ds | ye 100 Broadway. smal bv ae foltswe sn : Belts of given lengths and thickness made to order. From 1835 to 184 Five years..... «tons 238,788 lOTOR % Ti From 1840 to i844. Five yenrs. .. ‘tons 210,166 | QU anit Bal ero R A's DANC : ————| wine has rivalled the Polk Annual average diminution in the last five London, and created, i possible, a urewer degree of ex YEN eves vee tons 98,632] ment, from its peculiarly elewant aud cracetul styles ale The average increaso or decronse of oach class of arti- | Queen Victoria and Perce Aire RTS tent cles for the same period, which results in the above total Dancing, from London, hale FS aa ; ‘ anounce hier. in - decrease, is as follows :— nove, ard other fashionahie | n under any for durability ing circles of family of respectability. Apply at 109 Cedar street, 425 3t_m | Islan he following are the hours selected, with the exception of who | Saturday, when she will accompany the Great Sritain:—The ‘Wave will start from Canal street Tier No. 1, Fast River, at2 1 will be but 25 cents, forming the most delight able and healthy Woman, has lost her infant, « child to nurse—best references gi 252 Seventeenth street, between 9h and 10th avenues. | at n YOUNG MAN trom the country wishes to get into some ss or employment in the city. Address, ‘Thomas Gorduer, 263 INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGERS—Wihereas, the n (who was of the Parish and who left Ireland some 35 Y SURSION TO YONKER: The steamboat UNION wi street Pier daily (Sundays excepted) at. 103s A. M. touching at Hammond street and 155th street (Trinity Returning, will leave Yonkers rs two hours to view the beautiful rounds at Washington Heights, and ample time to visit the i about one hour at Youkers— or printing office preferred. ‘ ne atives of this Person, | a¢ 1 P.M. affording passen the County of Sligo ‘ars ago,) have been in- Owen Rogers wishes to haye some infor- mation as to his relations—this is to acquaint hitn that he ean obtzin intelligence of his sister, at the New York Herald Office, Southern papers lease copy: 8S SALESMAN.—The ligh Bridge at MeComb’s da and TES the city at 2h excursion for schools cannot be Fare to Yonkers 1s 6d, to By addressing a letter to M. C. isit to the Cemetery. EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. ‘The steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS, R. L. Mabey, will make an excu: i Banks every Tuesday, y Hoi such services. He possesses a good knowledge of the Di uusiness, is conversant with th objecticii to go South or West. and Friday, during weaving Hammond street at Pike and Delancey streets at 9, and o’clock—returuing to the city in good senson. Lines at a small charge. A.M., Canal street at jer No. 1, N.R., at TURE WANTED. 1 oe GANT ait furnished gratis. the same a liberal 4 for the subscriber h Post or otherwise) at CAMP MEETING AT RY. nce, No. 69 Duane eNCK ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2% M.S. COHEN, | E Steamers DELAWARE and TRO- JAN will leave the f Tq, Duane street 7 el ‘ WIL COMME: nt. M. . Cohen will also attend to Ladies at th if sted. otof Hammond street ree, ifrequested. wid Delaueey at WANTED 5 STEVAN’S Temperance Intalligence Office, 9544 Daane street, subscribers tor some good Pro- . both white and colored, of good ‘The subscriber pledges himself to precure Mr. Clarke's office CLARKE'S & ts testant Servaats and others, be procured by applying to Mr. S. Halsted, moral character. help for the public at the shortest ‘n¢ patronised by some of the first famil Remember—953¢ Duane street two doors west of Broadway, Washington Temperance Iutelligeuce Office. OND HAND CLOTHIN NITURE WANTED. ND the highest price given for all kinds of cast off Clothi ood second hans , Will do well to cal = lime through the Post Offie, which AMER FORLIVERPOOL—Packet ay, #0th of August: This steam pack=t hax accommodations for cabin, biu and steerege passengers unsurpassed for splendor aud com- Having crossed the Atlantic several time: may safely count on reaching Liverpool in fourteen h will -be_ taken at reduced rates, apply on For passage which y board, foot of Murra: se . A. TEN EYCK, 67 South street, Cabin passage $75. AMER GREAT BRITAIN. ITORS to the above ship are J, that, to-day aud on the two he will be open fora 10 fivally closing st te 1 ter hour on Friday next. Ooty Regutar Line of Packt NS—Picket of the Ist. 8 jendid. packet ship DAMA tually on Mond B. LE : 493g Chatham street, ‘sew York Constantly on hand, a sensonable assortment of Kea- nu, cheap for cash. TED. r Lake Superior Mining | IFTY Copper Miners—to ve employed et Lake Superior, ate And experienced Miners will receive liberal wa- ly. id at West Troy, N, Y.and L. 8, M. Co. kes—none others need ap Apply to the undersigne ay. New York, Avg. Mth, 1845, The accommodations of N IVORY BY is favorite packet shin for eabin assengers are very superior . should make early applic ot of Wall street, or to W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, street corver Maiden Lane LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER- acket of Ist Septemher—The splendid, fast id favorite packet wards, will sail ou ) ASTPIN, in th. shape ofa rose, was lost gust, ou the way from Catharin Grud street, probably. an’ one of the stages. The finder will be liberally rewarded by delivering it at No. 21 Old Slip. GERMAN GOODS. 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ELLIOT OCULI. idway, will introduce on B45, PEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF PAC TS, EEN NEW /ORK AND GALVESTON, ,, Subscril ers have established a regular ets between New York i to port on the first day of each month, accomplished Banjo Pia: “OLD DAS = 683 Broadway, cor S patieuts that he hi In ffice, from 10 to 4 o'clock days, Thursdays and Sacurdays AN EXPOSURE—LOOK OUT. TAIN HOUSE doing business in Old Slip, are hereby notified that unless they pay over toa ce! p ie proceeds of the property which he placed in their hands Her Majesty's North American Colo- ve fraudulently retained possession of position of the Dies ses ag | Siw* BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS J OUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizens are invited t Mahogany Beds with 165 Panels, mad So much work could not be done by hand without th Likewise Cushions so elastic that eleven or sale or piayiag at BASSFORD'S ning the Masenm Building, Ann street, aptr jn Baxter, to sail from New rom Galveston lat November , to sail om tom lat Decem: Brig G. B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, t sail from New York Ist November next, and from Galvestou Ist Jou ry ext. The Buz MARY, ( 2 New York ist October next, and from Galvest equalied Negro Sin Japtain Norris, to sail from New York t, and from Galveston ist February next, regular succession. ‘These vessels fre all of superior class, having fine cabin Jations, are ably cornmanded, will and ‘take freight N through the United States, i I punctuaily as E ieavisgn fier the manner of diawingr in Large folte-with x a nd passengers at the lowest tun Hendley and Co. wi ive efficient atte other business direct advaners on co | the usual price. be Hur by a single blow. F to them; and also make | the Grent Colles tion ol BO ¢ Subscribers, will be regu- in. And ‘Shippers may cargo from thence of arded, free from commi: on Lighters at Galveston to tra: Otis Field. with a number of th 4 Tables, invites his friends to eall at the United States Hotel. entrance throug! variow Entrance through Avenace Ivcnrase avn Decrease oF Tonnacr—Ona: vall room novelties Also, the Deportment kxer- PLAIN Gotan, - or young ladies, soadavted to the improvement cl che Class of Articles, Decrease, Increase. | figure and elegance of the exrriige. ‘ newiy improved Tons. Tons. | Koval Polka, aud Polka Quadille, patrcnised by ner Majeaty. | Products of the Forest H,925 | Miss F.. begs to apprise those families who may houot her | Agriculture... . —| with their patronage, that her stay iu New York in conse: Manufacture: ~ 2,784 | quence 6A ag a) arrangements to visit other cities in ihe 2 72 | States, will be limited to the early part of the fall, commence. | - 3,740 | ing on'the Ist of September. i) — Miss E.. proposes devoting two evenings a week exc 35,156 to the Mazourka Cotillion, at her residevce, 41 Bare! 6.5e4 The advertiser brings with her the highest test funilies she has taught in England, and the cer eof M Decrense last five years. ......., 28,632 Carlos, firat teacher in the Court eitsles, Private fes soi: i verage inc i schools and families, attended at their ows residences, if re. Avgrage increase in tonnage arriving at the aired. -A verfect knowledge of the Maz. Hudson river by the Erie C Average decrease tn ‘tonnes are Hudson river by the C seeeees tons 161,082 Ke arriving at the amplain Canal. ....tone 28,634 alse att di ‘the hair, i ‘Treatment by the pilow tem a Averige increase in tonnage arriving at the hair—anntomy of the hair—thickuess sd rath Asia ih ++ .tons 182,400 | ty, flexibility, elasticity, strong h of th ! The everage Increase during the pest five yearsin the | Hfes and sel of alkalies and acids, water and spirite, of air, and total fons arriving at the Hudson rit quantity of hvir produced by a bulb, altera ion in the color, the cause, &e.—a vew discovery respeeti vy contagi n from hair to hair, an infallib'e remedy to preveut it—employment of the curative principle of one of the fist Doctors who ever devoted ets of damp oily hair, ing hair, Ke. And finally, preseriptions accord. the forest and agriculture, i the Eicon cacy and maweoe bias a | Jonsultat We khvex o etatement showing the amount of tolle being regularly forwarded, according to instra # consigned to the care of William Hendley and Co., Galveston. Sur freight or passage, appiy to BROWER & No G1 Front street, ve » York. TNERSHIP NOTICE. 20., Philadelphia, and J. y jG Water street, ra *rre GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANTED. ‘ish to dispose of (either GEN- ading to the subseriber, wh: ion business 10 DODGE & CO.,, mdents in all the prin the Union, they are enabled to make Coll € leaving the city will find it totheir ad criber previous to selling to any N. BA line through the % FOR THE PILES. UPHAM’S ELECTUARY, + interval or external, bleedin: y fully solicit a share Angust Lith, 1845, , HAIR DRE: Al La ies’ and Gentlemen's "air ¥ inform his old ly, that he has returned to his stairs, where they. wi ine of business with Prompt ess T SHIP QUEEN O onsignees will plea: vscging under general order, "a not permitted must anavoidal | FOR CLEARING twenty years experience, confined | L/ Drevse jen and other chronic diserses | , 19% Bowery, yar ; \ SHURCII'S VEGE Murray street, nj burn and te. luch detract fi his time to the Lin of hair—remedy forthe cure of dry hair, P SHIP SARACEN from Gl rmits on boaré F THE WEST. from Liver take notioe that she is dis at west side Burlip, bly be seut to pul ner of Spring stroet. 2 919 Lin’ 5 TONS BIZING for sot Ly oods mot perm ‘day at No. 1 Barcl j | pablle sore tiers on yusiages wast be post-paid “suse twee or AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. rapday arene hoger sma, A S ‘The pertormanse it KENTUCKIAN. oY @ Col Nimrod Wildfire... .0ccse+s+e +++ cHackett Mr Freeman, Fleming | Pereivai, Crocker Mes summary, Mrs Veruou | sary, Mrs Willaings Mrs Frees Barry | Marie, ‘Miss Flynu ‘After_which, HIS LAST LeGs. O'Callaghan a ett Charles, ; ” Bs a Minsk LY mend Dr Banks. teming | Julia, Miss Kate Horn Mrs Montague, Mrs Veroou | Mrs Banks, Mrs Grifhieh El Jaleo De Xeres, by the two Miss Vallee’s. ‘To eoaclade with THE BATH KOAD. Col Ramilton, Dyott | Varnish, De Walden ‘om, Fisher | Ellen, Mss Dyow Price of Admission—Boxes, 75 cents; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, cents. Doors open at 7 o’elock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at hal f-past7 o clock. A limited uumber of Seasow Tickets may be obtained 7 BOWERY THEATAR. Thursday Evening, August 28th, Wil! be presented GILDEROY rs Henkins Dips 0 Johuns To cwuriude with SPE} D THs PLOUGH SirPhilipBlandford, Henkins | Abel Handy, Vache bver Sutherland | Heary, Crarke Bob Handy, Dawenp rt | Gerald! Miluer Former Ailifeld. Madawa. | 3 rrirgton, Phillim re MissBlaudford. Mralsherw’d | Susam Ashiivld, Mis Sergeaut wer Boxes mats; Second and Third Tiers, 49 exs.; ig cents, : Doors will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain wi!) rise at half-oasr7. CASTLE GANDEN ag- Admission 45 Cents. oy . Messrs Thurstay Evening. August 26th Just arvived from, an entific Wonder! Bi. AMMOTH STEAM EL) Prope suse C. instru eut of the sam- eapseity to the World, made to order for the United ~ (> For Particulars of the THE BENJA) The Spark from the prime ¢ A KTHERN LIGHTS! ost brilliaae manner—ia fine, the like seen by persons who have not visited the Polar 01 wary experiments verformed in Klectricity, are shown by aid of the Hydro-Eleetric Machine, on a scale of Tnoreeedented Grandeur The only Hydro-Electric Apparatus, of any. size, is possesed by the Royal Polytechnic Iustitute in London, ck. Performeuee t IBLO'S GARDEN Thursday pguet Vth. Combination of Singing, Acting and Dancing! lock, with the Over- ture to € Auber. To be followest by the Vaudeville of LA SE 3 ime Mothiew Mme Richer M Mordaunt Mme Meloise de Gabrielle... Le General Be Henry. . Octave Overtue, Li'l ihe, Boildenu, Mr Garry will sing Romance, Le Cavalier Hadjouta. Grand A Madame Casini. Pas de Deux, by (CF Interm: To conclude with LES PREMIERES ARMES DE RICHE Le Due de Richeliew Mime 8 Caw La Duchess de Noailles. Ime Mathieu M’selle Marie Mme Richer _ The Books of the French Opera. witha literal English taans lation, for sale at the ticket office. Nights of the Freach Company—Monday, Wednesday, ‘Thursday, and Friday. Ore Tickets Fifty Cents. 0 To all parts of the Saloon except the Parquet and Proscenium | sir, there is one ol Boxes, for which seats can be taken during the day,and secured DOLLAR EACH, on application at for the evening, at O: the Box Office, from 10 to4, Private Boxes $7 each. “Aa eiesent Fouee wil always be in stteadaace to rooin tard good order aud keep all iinproper persons out A Hunted anmber of Season Tickets will he disposed of PARK THEATRE, HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that MR. & MRS. and will muke their first appear the ‘Tragedy of KEAN. 6 N have arrived, NAY NEX’ ance on M S Mr. an ensui 1-7 The Box Book is now open—every day ‘till Monday. ali dire THE CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Will open for the Season, under the Management of W. f. BURTON, On Saturday next, August 30th, The Ladies and Gentlemen ergaged ty Mr. Burton forte Theatres in Philadelphia and Baltimore, are req ¢ Arch Street Stage, on Thursday, st 28th, at n that day 227 3tr Mrs P lowill, Milner ute. tor, is more than two feet LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasurnaton, Aug. 26, 1845. Notes of a Morning Ride into Maryland—First Di- vision—The Laurel Factory—Conversation with « Countryman—Singular Superstition that the Yan- kees always have Muney—Effects of Yankee En- lerprise, &e., &c. We have been to camp meeting away out in Ma- ryland. We feel renewed in the inner man, and considerably reinvigorated in the outer one. We are thankful. But we are going to tell all about our Lule excursion of yesterday. Left Washington at six o’clock, A. M., in the cars, with what they call a “round ticket,” good for twenty-four hours, stuck under our hat band. The late blasted and withered looking country of Mary- land had assumed since the late rains the freshness and greennessof Spring. It was a luxury to a man’s eyes accustomed only to the torrid heat and pulver- ized granite of Pennsylvania Avenue. The corn fields, the tobacco fields, the melon fields, the pas- ture lands, and the thick woods, wore a most luxu- riant and redundant thriftiness. And year by year the traveller can observe that Maryland is picking up—that laziness and whiskey drinking are yielding the wall to industry and Yankee enterprise. At about twenty miles from Washington, we left the carsat the ‘Laurel Switch” with a view of crossing by the Laurel Factory to the camp ground. After a walk of avery long mile, we came upon & village of sppayentiy ve or six hundred inhabitants. Its aac was total My distinct from that of the usual tumble-down, struggling, starveling, poverty stricken villagers of the South. lt was compact, and had all the air and comfort about it of an enterpri- sing settlement. The houses were of brick, clean, and commodious. The streets were clean—the in- habitants were clean—the whole aspect of the vil- lage and the fields around was clean. The universal Yankee was at the bottom of the secret. In the midst of the village there stood one of the largest cotton factories we have ever seen—four stories high, and longer than the Astor House. The bell wasringing in the cupola as we passed along, and as if by magic trom every direction, groups of young women and boys,came flocking to the gregt entrance. Theywere coming from breakfast to resume their work at the spindles and the looms. In addition to boys and men, they employ about three hundred girls in that factory. Besides this, there are several facto- ries of machinery in the village—one of cotton ma- chinery, all of them employing together about four voexctses will be received for non- c hundred men. And all this comes of an enterpri- sing Yankee named Capen, who established the Laurel factory some dozen years ago. After passing the village we met an antaligent countryman going in with a basket of eggs and a handful of chickens, and the following conversation ensued between us. “Going to market, I suppose, sir ?” “Yes, sir, Reina to the Laurel. We get as prices for our truck at the Laurel,as we doin Wash- ington, and its ollers the cash down. Them fellers at the factory never say credit; and you can’t bring ’em too much truck.” : “And you always get good prices ?” » “Ollers! They pay you mght down on the nail. It’s helped this country a heap, | tell you. They ol- lers have money, somehow, the Yankees do. hy, sir, ten years ago this country was starving to death. All that could rake and scrape enough to go out to the West, were packing up and moving off. But since that factory’s been put up, there isno more moving. We eres money now any time. Why, woman, and her little boys, that made a hundred dollars this summer, a sellin’ black- berries and huckleberries at the Laurel. And they ollers pay you the money down. Them fellers is ollers got money. Wheat and corn, sweet potatoes, chickens, bacon, eggs, potatoes, milk, cheese, but- ter, why, they buy everything, and are glad to see ou, and they pay you the money down—they ollers ave the money at the factory. I’m jist as sure of the money for my truck that I get, as if I had it in my pocket. They ollers have money, them fellers 0.” “Tam glad to hear so good astory of the Yankees, ing during the | my friend. Is there not another factory in the neigh- borhood 7” : “Yes, sir; the Laurel is the big prong of the Pa- tuxent, and a mile lower down, they are Ve up ancther big factory of the same sort. Them Yan- kees ollers have money somehow. They are a great help to a country, any how; you can’t stop em from going ahead. ‘They ollers have money, and they pay you right down on the nail; and if you don’t like paper money, they’ll give you the silver. They ollers have both kinds.” “Good—very good. But is there not another fac- TO AMERICAN DRAMATISTS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Will be paid foran. ORIGINAL AM RICAN COMEDY, by IVE ACTS, Calculated to display the tslent of a'first-rate Company. Wi. BURTON, this offer to the Dramatic Authors of Ame ica. day life, pledging 11 to produce it in the first styl appropriate Scenery, ' ostumes, Furniture and Properties he aid of que «f the bestCompanies of Comedians iv. the United Teo Hundred aud Bitty Dollars toh paid on the prance ofthe Comedy by the Mana its tourth perfo aod the rema’ The Manager as the reeerpts on the sixteent the piees so 1 of two colisecutiy notran t: low the expenses of the ‘Theatre, as proved by the Books of the Establish pent The Comedy to be considered the sole proverty of Burton after the second payment, suj-ct only to the author's claims on the tenth and sixteen hi nights 5 The writers must send therr productions with or without their realm mes, but with an addeess to W. E. Burton, Philsdelphia, before the Ist of De The ansuccesstul candidates will receive their pi n wih ut delay Or ex- pense. 7 Boston Post, New York Courier, Mirror, and the B more Patriot will jlease copy for one week sud send bills to Philadetptra. a7 lwre MONTREAL ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. HIS Establishment will be realy for Theatrical Perform: anaes from the veginang of September, under the ma agemeut Ofthe Subscriber, who will receive proposals for e x-gements from ladies and geatlemen of acknowledged talent. The opening of the sad The wire. with th» two celebrated tists, Signora PICO and Signor Dk, BE-GNIS, who will per form 19 Costume for afew evenings. ‘The eve ings entertains ments will be interspersed with Vandevilles, Dauemg, Over tures, by a num: rous Orchestra of pivient Professnrs, and other «musements, V. MAZZOUCHL. 9% 3tm SUIRLES MUSICALES, AT PINTEUX, CAFE DES MILLE COLONNES SA- LOON, 307 BROADWAY, ‘o superb Comic Singers, Mr. and reams and Refreshmeuts of the best ys be had ot the bar, with the aitendance of care A well ventilated Billiard Room, containing ommuuieates with the Saloon on the same floor. t will commence at 7 o'clock. © EXHIBITIC IKLDS, HOBOKEN, RY FAIR DAY. R. MeCARTY hegs leave to announce that, by the unan- imous request ofhis ut merous Visiters, he has been in- duced to ¢sntinue his Grand and Unequalled Performances ! For One Week only ! He has also, at great expense, re-engaged Monsieur GUERBO, The great and wonderful gymnastic performer, who will sp pear for this week only, and go through some of his Extrao and Agility, as. pe were House, tite before the Royal ATIC BROTHERS and SISTERS : mily THIOPIAN. 01 E' eae woand. apleeaee performances every. fair day. ord the jadies and tlemen who The following well knowa and celebrated performers com- prise the Band of Ethiopian Operatic Brothers and Sist MR. D. GARDNER, ‘he only person living who persouates the negro wench in charseter. BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Nigger and DAN EMME the celebrated Violinist and old Vir- inwer,who is always on hand when there is music pen- ch ARLES WHITE e uurivalled Accordionist and cele- Also, for the first time, SAM JOHNSON, the grest un- ele Bee 5 clock a25 6tis*m OLMAN’S LIiT&#RARY SALOON, Ni) EXMIBITION OF (TIF UL PAINTINGS, Broadway, New York. S Great and Spleadid work, being his tour Instrated Righty KEn- brated Negro perform: Performance to com uarto volume of letter press. both volumes ut up for the Drawing Koom. A few copies ooly printed nglish. No stranger should visit the City without calling in to see OKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered ‘at greatly reduced prices. T! bli he j¢ Sale Room is filled with books of every kind, in nages, to see which, and the Print Room, co charge is ma le. Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted ap forthe EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, consisting of about WO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, by qucient and modern, asters—to view whieh, aamall charke o 1256 cents is required, HERALDRY. The Arms of Individuels whose families originated 1m an} country in Europe, traced aud splendidly emblazoned on, vel- | ium, equal in execution, and at ohe third th don Verald’s Colleges. | Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and ilammated. ¢ charge of the Lon- JUST PUBLISHED, sate ‘The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, | with his arms and crest, as worn upon his carriage. ‘A Curiosity. Jea3 eodtf m STABLE LOTION AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION, a oa LOTION will effectually re- * blotches, pimples, tan, san- m beauty and a fair com- on. ‘valuable Cosmetic has been in extensive use Years, ands now considered an indispensable appen Bold in bottles, ot 75 cents each, at 188 Bowery, cor m Price only $1 5%-in CHURCH’S VI move from the skin all offers: to the. TARSSK & BROOKS. SEE of the Philadelphia ond Baltimore Theatres, makes i uarantee- Hundred and if tory in the neighborhood ?”” “Yes, sir; the Savage factory, on the Little Patux- ent, about two miles off, it anything, is bigger than the Laurel; and they jist do business the same way. They ollers have the money, for Seeqyting yee bring ’em; and they are glad to see you. The Yan- kees are a good kind of people for a poor country. They scatter a heap of money round. And [ tell you, TEE, fellers at Washington, go for to tear down the Tariff, we'll be dowa on you, like a thou- sand of brick, as the Yankees say.” We endeavored to persuade the stranger that we had got such a fair start now in manufactures, that we could do without the Tariff; buthe asserted that we had better tell that to the marines. Second Section—The Camp Meeting Described—Its Proceedings of the Day—With some Appropriate Reflections on Camp Meetings Generally. The Camp Meeting of which we are about to treat, now in full blast, in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, about midway between Washington and Baltimore, is rather a small affair. About a dozen tents dis- persed in the form of an irregular circle, some two cr three dozen wagons, and a cordon around the tents of horses, mules, and milch cows with bells on, together with a motley congregation of several hun- dred persons, made up the encampment. It was gotten up by the Protestant Methodists of the neigh- borhood, Baltimore and Washington. It was about nine o’clock when we entered the circle, and the first thing that attracted our attention, was a group of men and women in one of the tents, some sitting, some standing, and all vibrating to the music, singing— “Arise, my soul, arise, si off thy guilty fears, The bleeding sacrifice, In thy behalf appears,” &c. Other Frours of young women were walking around the enclosure—others sitting about within the tents—others upon the benches within the area, discussing the fashions; while outside the circle, at the hack ot the tents, the old mammas, and their negro servants, were busily engaged washing up the breakfast things,or paring the potatoeg, cleaning the chickens, and fixing things in readiness for cooki dinner. Suddenly our ears were assailed by a sount like that which indicates the departure of a stage- coach from a country post-office, and, looking round, we espied in the preachers’ stand a short man in a straw hat, witha a tin-horn, about fourteen feet in length, to his mouth, leaning back and blowing for Jerusalem. The congregation assembled for prayer-meeting. Few men were present at this Visit Hoboken after dinuer, 1 most splendid promenede and | Our, 80 your correspondent had the honor of the hovel amusement company of several le pied 2 daughters of Eve all around him. And from the manner in which they turned their little heads and smiled, it was evident they considered us either a moat excellent good singer, or a very handsome and genteel young man. ‘the brethren in the altar, a sort of pen, at- tached to the preachers’ stand, about twenty feet by ten, with a carpeting of clean straw for the mourn- ers, struck op— “ Glory, hallelu Praise hi Glory halleluyer lory .halleluyer ! Grace. is free. Then one of the brethren prayed. His appeal was for more grace—more power—more fire of the Holy Ghost—more showers of the Divine Spirit—a re- newal in the inner man—a breaking of those hearts of stone—a conviction of sinners by the arrows of the Word, dipped in the blood of Christ—a conver- sion of mourners, &e. &e. Then the congregation un; Soins; thou fount of every blessing Tune my heart to sing thy prait Streams of mercy, never ceasing, Call for songs of loudest praise. —Halleluyer to the Lamb, Who has purchased our pardon, And we'll praise him again, When we pass over ” And so, alternately in singing and prayer, the meeting was protracted till nearly eleven o’clock, when the mourner—there was only one at that time —a number of others having got through, was a pale youre. lady in mourning. At eleven o’clock, the long tin trumpet was again sounded by the man in the straw hat, when quite a respectable congrega- tion, from constantly arriving reinforcements, was Cron assembled. Brother Murray preached a ser- mon on the subject of grace, after which the sacra- ment of the Lord’s Supper was administered. The meeting was then dismissed, and the congregation dispersed to dinner. While watching the various detachments defiling into the tents, a tall elderly brother accosted us: ‘* You seem to be a stranger here, sir.” “Yes, sir.” “ Well, sir, we have a for | basket of provisions—it you Will come and share with ug, youare quite welcome to such as we have.” eal ies scored the invitation of this practical christian, and had the enjoyment, in the woods, of @ good dinner, with an interesting and 4ntelligent fa-