The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1845, Page 3

in magnitude rapidly a it epereached: Just as it, ap- | ter ending July 1st, with a comparison of the value of the TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE parently, passed the limits of the town, it burst into frag- of the ing period in 1843 and 1844, | KEEPERS. Inenta with an awful explosion, nd was seen no more, | *P2#t* of the correspgnding FIRST RATE E - i Its whole passage did not occupy half aminute. Many |. CoMMEacY or Bartistone—Quatrenty Exronts. pte Ry RT op etgy Berit SY yr persons who saw this poets sight, acknowledged | Flour, lnpazole 68 534 $320,996, and cose. ‘tod ri} | be disposed of on reason.ble terms, for cash. fein situ- Tromeclven Blgibeued. One petilenad saree atin lida. 16,204 "767,346 wish, SL, 3.8W0 | Sted ia the very heart of the business part of the eity and. bas setadeaneetndiiinn Benlovan = py vide par a ¢ 250 ‘86 bel, aaa 16,671 | an extensive connection, uot only with country. merchants, but wards like an electris shock, and ‘a sensation | yenr trie = 676 t, kes, os. 19,251 | sign wrth Pernans conse ty arriving trom Raropese porte, which had not then (4 or 8 hours after) left him. | Horced Carne, Tigh a6 So. tbe, we, "2558 | y theory cairo He prenanes fa Kage Somme ate | Fork. orle, 28 oor eaig 22.249 i Mt this office, with real name, and, ad- Dear Sin: ne | res ay n> accel AnCHEIs Sm: 3. Lard, do, ; anne rn ; There appears to be a great misunderstanding | Hogs, — 183 . Mo.1230 7,0) _ PALL STYLE GENTLEMEN'S HATS. among your correspondents as to who and where | Butter hs, 118.9 19,315 Geet. oe efeceeai | ARE ready for inspection and sale at his old established Mr. Henry A. Cargill, the newly appoinied Deputy cova, bu; 48688" 20,731 Others; not euuunerated O9,190 stores, 204 and 260 Greenwich street, Also, @ large as- Collector, bel Permi si form | Jud. corm, bu, 43.628 30.731 Others, uot eutunerated 69,190 | Sorement of Mens’, Youths’, and Tnfunts? Caps," of the latest ol » belongs. _ Permit me, Sir, to inform. you meal, dd, 9) ‘4 | Gud most ayprovedpatters, ISAAC TH. ARCHER, who the gentleman is. He was formerly in busin ss at No. 9 Maiden lane as late as 1885; he then re- | Total value, 115 $1,450,827 moved to Nashville, Tenn., and there married the | Lote} value, itt. 5 daughter of a distinguished lawyer, by the name of ‘Total value export Hays~—the bosom friend of Gen. Jackson, and pa- dize quarter end: ie ing July tron of James K. Polk. Miss Hays, at that time, | Tote! value exports, Foreign ani was the belle ot Nashville. Mr. Cargill, for the last Prod sera eaten beats "eaatieel few years, has been a resident of Jackson, Miss., the residence of Secretary Walker. Onz Wuo Knows. dise, quarter ending July 1, 194 fi 1,471,219 The distribution of the exports from Baltimore for the quarter this year, bas been as follows : The Genuine Galvanic Rings and netic + $110,349 Dutch We: 39,196 Flui ‘We rei strangers and our citizen: t the only. ++ 274,915 Buenos A: 29,620 Erin in New York to obtain these celebrated articles, is at Dr. ropean ports On ARISTIE? s office, 134 Fulton street, Sun Building. Mediterraman + 25,221 Br. N. Am, Co! MONEY MARKET. Monday, Sept. 8th—6 P.M. Quotations for stocks advanced to-day a fraction— Stonington went up } percent, Norwich and Worcester }, Erie Railroad 23, Morris Canal }, Farmers’ Loan }, Canton 1, Pennsylvania Fives }. The sales were not very large, but a much better feeling exists in the street. An official statement of the receipts of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company, for the first eight months of 1845, compared with the corresponding period (not Cuba) Of these exports $1,235,965 were shipped in American | vessels and $214,362 in foreign vessels. ‘The shipment! | foreign vessels were $155,003 to the Hanse Towns ; to | British Guiana, $9,910; to British West Indies, $39,993 ; | to Spanish West Indies, $4,065; to British North Ameri- ca, $4,851. Old Stock Exchange. in 1944, will be found an our advertising columns. ‘The We Diora Co, as excess this year amounts to $14,818 77, being an increase oo do 30 GBP of about thirty-three per cent. 4 sw aoe ‘The books of the Exie Railroad Company were opened | 130d 100 Reading RK to-day at the company’s office in Wall street, and sub- | }°° Morris Canal % odo ‘i *% Bub scriptions amounting to nearly five hundred thousand | 50 0 10 0 $3 dollars—$500,000—were received, this with the former | 389 Can:d°co eee au subscriptions, amounts to $1,600,000, or one half of the | 5? 2 3 cr bo amount required, ‘There is very little doubt now, but | 33 40 ae v0 that the whole amount will be obtained. The most san’ | Second Board. guine hopes are entertained, that at least two millions b90 3334 100 Stonington RR 2% will be subscribed in this city this week. Books will be in in opened at Buffalo on Wednesday the 10th inst., and we 27% 59 do b3 33 feel very confident that before the end of September, the | Pepe nee ee books will be filled and closed. The right spirit is | New Stock abroad, and while the excitement continues, the thing | 95h. Vicksburg Bk «90 7% must be settled. 50 do om ow a Trustees have been appointed under the act of the | 2 Farmers’ Tim, 0 Se legislature providing for @ repeal of the charter and oo 2 winding up the effairs of the Miner’s Bank, Dubuque, 4 31° $0 Canton Go They formally demanded the property and effects of the | 19 do i ix we ao bank of the cashier, who declined surrendering them, | 50 do 83 3L 50 do The officers of the bank regard the act of the legislature asa nullity, and will not obey it. The bank continues to redeem its paper in specie. ‘The amount of tolls received on all the New York Married. On the sth instant, by the Rey. Hugh H. Blair, Mr. Joux Wurre to Miss Mary Hexvenson. both of this State Canals, for the fourth week in August and to the | city. Slat of August, from the opening of navigation, in each | re of the following years has been as follows :— | led, : RW bed Oring OaneiPouse Racreren: On Monday morning, Mr. James R. Tizesrox, in the 35th year of his age. His relatives and friends, and those of his brothers ‘Thomas and Wm. M. Tileston, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the house of his brother, Wm. M. Tileston, No. 64 Amity street, this afternoon at half past 4 o'clock. ‘ On the 8th instent, of consumption, Cuaxcys R. son of Ichabod R. and the late Mary Cushman, aged seventeen months. On Sunday morning, 7th instant, of dropsy, Mr. Hesny Cocunan, in the 63d year of his age. On the 8th instant, of dropsy, Patnick Eames, aged 33 ears. ¥tis friends and relatives are invited to attend his func- ral, this day (Tuesday,) at 4 o’clock, from his late resi dence, coruer of Jay and Concord streets, Brooklyn | On the oth instant, at his residence in Roxbury, F. £+ Duutvace, Esq., long and extensively known in this community as an accomplished and successful instructor in French and drawing. For some years past, too, he had been employed in the office of the secretary of the com- monwealth) He was a gentleman of great and varied attainments, highly cultivated manners, industry, and dUhWeek in Aug. Total to 31st Aug. «$19,040 $912,322 to the Ist of September this year are less by $64,374, than for the corresponding period last year, yet there is an increase of $250,523 over 1843, and an increase of $463,168 over 1842. The Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn has declared a semi- annual dividend of three and a half per cent. ‘The receipts of the Hartford and New Hayen Railroad Company, for the month of August, i844 and °45, have been as follows :— Hantrenp anp New Haven Rartroap. Receipts for Aug. 1844, exclusive of mails,. . . $10,078 85 Receipts for Aug. 1845, du do « 21.425 56 perseverance.— Huston Post. Increase in August, 1845,... .. $11,946 71 Weekly Report of Deaths, ‘The receipts for July and August, exclu: amount to over $40,000, ‘The movement of the Northwestern Bank of Virginia e of mails, | 1, the city and county of New York, from the Ist day of Sept. tothe 7th day of Sept, 1815. 42 Men; 37 Women ; 76 Boys; 66 Girls—Total 221, and Branches, on the Ist of July, 1849, compared with | a natteny ar Ble eee + at urism, 1; ex) ; Bleeding, 2; Bleeding from sto- tne same date in 1844, has increased buta very trifling | ,ach 1; Casualties, 9: Cholera afantum, 27; Consumption, | percent. There has been an increase in the line of dis’ | 29, Couvulsions, 14; Croup, Y, 4; Delirium tremens, ; Del 4; Diarrhaa, 5; Dropsy,5; Dropsy m the head, 8; Dropsy in the circulation, and in the amount of specie on | tiehest 1; Drowned, 6; Dysentery, 17; Epilepsy, 1; hxpo- hand , while the deposits have diminished. sure, 1; Fever, 3; Feverbillious, 2; Fever remittent, 2} Fever scarlet, 2; Fever typhus, 1; Heart, disease of, 00 Nortuwest Bask or Vinersia, Inctupinc Brancues at 3; Inflammation, 2; Inflammation of bladder, WELLSDURG AND PARKERSBURG. i Coug! July 1, July 1, tion of lungs, 3; Inflammation of stomach, 3; Loflammation " Bid. 1819, Increase. Deer’e | throat, 3; !nilamumation of liver, 1; Marasinus, 18; Palsy, Loang and discounts... 901,778 1,020,222 1.8444 — | Premature birth, 5: Small pox, 7; Spinal disease, prue, Virgi'aé per et.Stock., "382 82 =| Su 1; Teething, 1; Tetavus, 1; Tumor, 1; Unknown, 3. i 33,800 — | Axe—One year and under 63; 1t0 2_ years 43; 7 05 18; 9t0 10 | 115,10 1020, 8; 20 to 30, 19, 30 to49, 27; 400.50, 7350 to 60, 6; 60 1,23 - — | to'79, 8; 70to RO, 7; 80 to 90, 2; unknown, 2. Colored persc ae a 9 t ompauy — CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City inspector Serip State B 1,895 City Tuspector's office, Sept. 8 1845. Heal estate. Puts - 931 | Derby iver bs ime ges TO THE SOUTH OR WEST. YOUNG MAN twenty-Sve years of age, of good ad- tone TRL ~_ 73 dress, who uaderstands the inanagement of a Hotel, wish- and gold. .161,111 68,790 — | esto obtain asi uation as Bar and Book Keeper in the Sow h or otes,imeorporated West. Satistactory references given as to choracter. cayabili- this State, . 36,357 a 1,603 | ty, &e. A live addressed to Hotel, and Heraid office, wii! meet prporated wi nediate attention. soitr aed other be at “ise 95,376 — 19,501 BOARDING. "Bulband biesier, RS. MACOMB and Daughter having recently taken and Beskand tranches... — 1sa7 be higwls Furnished the commod.ous and eligioly situated house, No. 120 Chambers street, are now prepared to receive fi- ‘ $1,515,159 $1,609,164 $207,381 $113,078 gle gentiewen The house has undergone tho- Capital Stock 74,600 740,600 = = | yough repairs, contains many fine rooms, and will be conducted Cirenlation x 698,776 = 102,776 — | insuch a manner as to give general satisfaction, affording a 21,575 16,471 — 5,104 | comfortable and elegant home to those who may be in search of 9,713 22,680 «12,937 = | ong. Erench, Spaniah, Italian and Euglish spoken in the howe. s9 3t're 1,851 1,851 - 3 22,218 22,218 — PLATINA, PALLADIUM AND OSMINA Due to Deposit + 213,167 196,866. 16,301 ISIDIUM. pore ghee = ree LARGE supply of Platina Wire, middling guage, Palla $1,515,155 1,609,464 115,713 21,405. dium i nia, and Hope) ee pase ee axe eye ithi Also, a small lot of Osmina Isidium for Gold Pex A dividend of three per cent has been declared within | (Ointsof the Proper sive, just received and for sale b ase Re LEWIS FEUCHT WANGER _89 Steod*ime 23 Liberty st., near William st. MOHAWK AND HUDSON RalL ROAD. oral. Receipts from Passengers and Freight over this Road from January Ist to September Ist, 1845. . , $60,907 71 the last six_months, and the profits arising from premi- D ums and exchange for the six months ending the Ist of July, were $2,467 07. The returns from all the banks in Virginia, and their branche , show the greatest uni- formity in the operations from year to year. In six | Tots Receipts from Fusseugers aud Freight from Jauuary txt months the aggregate movement of the abeve bank and | Increase for 8 mouths 5 Si.018 7 89 lttre t, Sec’y two branches only increased about ninety-five thousand dollars. This uniformity inthe operations of the banks | of that State, must be attended with very desirable re- WaTCH FOUND. WATCH found jn the Franklin Bath, at the Battery. The owner can have the sume by identifying the property and sults in commercial affairs. We only want a regularity siishaveithndsieaimacainlidasn yu in the general banking movement of the country, to pre- | PURSE FO = ake itr le oe bURSE FOUND. : serve the existing prosperity of business, an Loni | LADY'S PURSE, containing money and other articles. vent those speculative excitements which have so re- The owner will please call frit at 100 Broadway, where peatedly spread over the Union, destroying every thing in their course, AT the reqnest of Mr. Benton, Secretary of the Alliance i ‘ sy aS Mutua. Insurance Company, I hereby certify that the A revulsion in commerciel affairs ie anticipated bymany | goods stwed in the Foliee Mepor: of Saturday laat,/as having een sold by Johuson, White and Jones, of No. 80 Pearl street, evory five or six years, In 4827 there wasa com | plote prostration of the commercial classes; in 1832 ano. | ther general revulsion rained thousands—in 1837 the to Alvals ah Beeb eprreseatat were not sold to Beebe upon Mr Benton's that no blame attaches to Mr. Bento is when called ome years. speculative bubble which had been so inflated burst, | Sept6, 1815 THOMAS WARNER, 4 ; 7 : 18 City Hall Place, spreading bankruptcy in every direction, and destroying | «9 11*me Of Counsel for Jo*inson, White & Jones. banking as well as individual houses. The depression and desolation the terrible revulsion of 1837 produced in every section of the Union, continued without much im* provement until 1841 and 1842, when achange took place, and since there has been a gradual but steady advance to more prosperous times. According to the rule, another crisis should be upon us in 1847 and i848, but the proba- bility at present is, that it will be extended much beyond that time, All the elements of commerce are at present faa very healthy state. The banks in every section of the country, have not extended their operations beyond a safe limit ; the system of credits is at present sound, | and the average time very much reduced, compared with previous seasons ; the anxiety or mania for doing a | large business upon limited capitals has not yet become very prevalent; the supply of goods has not yet been large enough to induce holders to resort to forced sales, and the general system upon which business is at present | conducted, must, if adhered to, ensure a continuance of the general prosperity enjoyed at this moment by every | Mas SHURTZ & WILDE, of the Periodical Lite Mi Depot, Peansylvania Avenue, near Jackson Hull, Wash ington City, respectfully intor ir uumerous subscribers to the ** New York Herald’ wton, that their arrearages due would be very acceptable at his as the Agents, on their part, are transacting a ¢ N. B.—The latest Novels at the lowest pric Washington Sept.6, 1045. 89 3td te W ssw REMARKABLE CURKS-£9 DR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST, 465 Broapway, 4th Door trom Grand Street M. BIRD,7 William street, was :Imost bli d for sixteen months, with neabulas covering the sight, is now per ry and Thevlogi- rs nearly blind from amaurosis, has been tute, 22 yi peifectly cuied. Mass Corcorvn, 8{ Mulberry street, totally blind of one eye year, alarge ulcer covered the sight, was cured i 192 Green street, nearly blind from perf e, 1d. astonish performed by Di js preparations for diseases of the eye to | est blessings that could he afforded to the afflicted, and we highly recommend him as « safe and skisful Oculist. itnes: class of business men. The controlling influence upon | — jAcY Bsc Dunva Fey. B Benedict, this state of things is the regulation of the currency —| Rev. J. Andrade, R © Priest, Rev. E, Wheelock Artifi Eyes i seited which cannot be distinguished from ‘The banks of this city have, during the past two years | eho natural w thous giving the Ione pein as cestill Name been very uniiorm in their movements, and have kept | cates to be seen at the office their line of discourite up ton certain standard, #0 far ax | qj and Suturder a Pome Bait ge eo, Mondays we are able to judge from the quarterly statements made by the banking institutions of this city and Btate ; the | facilities extended to the commercial classes have been very regular in the extent, and without any very great fluctuation in amount from time to time. It matters very GbN PLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, §c UST RECEIVED, » full part, as follows, viz Scotch Lambs Wool Shi &e. sortment of the above goods in houlder Braces, Be. little how limited the extent ofbank accommodations may | do Merino d jcotch Lambs Woot Drawers, be, #0 long as it is uniform and steady. Sudden expan. | Euglish do do Mer do sions and contractions in the currency, are the principal | ie"'™ > sake & causes of spocuiations in merchandise and restrictions in | Cotton do harping Robes, the money market, that have produced the periodical re | {j7tt08, 4 Hose. Noglles Hover; vulsions in commercial affairs, and similar resulty will | bambs Wool, HuGmaRin Glave. 4 be ogain produced by similar causes. | eee Beate Pale Venralere sed The value of the exports from the principal ports of | Movey Belts, Ga peace, Becnes, this sonata Yous, thus far, has been much groater riot do Sik “ares " Be. than to the corresponding period Inst, while the value of | Also, every variety of jabs bo. be rouse bs Cae sy ae the imports fs much less, At this port alone the imports | wil be sold’ wheleocle sh eat eres ee oueaze man Al {his eason have been about tix millions less than Inst, | 4o 9 TAS aioe Uline while the exports oxceed that of last year more than a BINDERS BOAIL ie st) million of dollars. ‘This is 8 very favorable revolution | QO Tom Medium Dinter Beards, fot wie by in our foreign trade, and must produce a very improved | OV, | ee ee ay ce one stnte of commercial affairs throughout the country. We sunex a statement showing the quantity and value of domentio produce exported from Baltimore for the quar: STRAW BOARDS. OO eas Berar Bosra of the eat qualicy ond yuimber ih ale £ La § ‘ win me aid ad fom ve a flammation of brain, 4; Inflammation of bowels 7; Inflamino- s constantly on hand IT 18 SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD. | _ 5 itr 201 and 260 Greenwich st. TO COUNTRY MERCHANLS—BOOTS AND SHOES. £. JOHNSON (late Wilsou & John: fon hand,in store 142 Chetham street, a posite the theatre, one of the best assoried sucks ul ts and Shoes that can be had inthe city. Gents Kip, an and Sea ‘Thin Soled Boots aud Shoes, peed and sewed, from em manufactoi Laidies Gaiters, Buskins, ‘Ties, Slips, &e., of every description. A kreater variety of Childrens’ Shora than any other store in this ty, Geatlemen’s five Gaiters, twenty different kinds. Gents pages Shoes, Spoitsmen’s, Vishermen’s, and Seamen’s 20ts. Store open ti!l 10 o'clock ia the evening, giving country mee nts an opportunity of examining the goods at their leisure. ‘me AN’ PEST BO -HUMB UG, 'S AND SHOES in the city — L. MARTIN has established a new and fishionab!* Boo! and Shoe Store, No. 20 Fulton street, between Church and Greenwich sts., where he would be imodate those who may patrout the best materials, tly, Boots if 10, ler, 0 . $5; booty footed, $3 50; shoes, $2. Also made to order, afterthe same rates, of fi siters, pumps aud fauc: he greatest care taken to ensure a ther boots. N. easy fit, pressly for each en f of all kin n pain Terms cas! s2 eod2w*rh FARM FOR SALE ON THE HUDSON RIVER. The beutiful Farm and Residence of the subscriber, 28 and w quarter miles south of the village of Pough- Di farm contains ong hundred and three acres of first rate tua high state of cultivation, with a number of wralied fruit trees of the very best kiad, including a shard of 1,300 trees, planted three years ago, 890 of which pro- duced freitth syear. ‘The trees we'e all selected from. the nursery of Messrs A.J. Dowuing & Co., Newburgh, and are all in perfect coudition, The F squace built, with gallery in front, two stories i¢,and dining room aud kitchen attyched iu te ug twelve roums, the parlors communicating with 1 Carritge House is one of the best in the county, | withstables fo horses aud cavle in the basement, Wi han ex: | cellent well of water under cover, so that cattle aud horses are not exposed in cold weativer. here is also attached a first rate Stercorary for the collection | and preservation of manure, built of brick and stone, with brick stern anda pump. Gin the promises isa comfortable new Lodge or Farmer's re- | sidence, et a convenient distauce from the Mansion House, to- kether with three good wells of water, ice house, milk soom, wd afiue like coutainingtish, The sbove premises are beautifully situated in a lawn of ht acres, commanding # fine view of the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie, Catskill Mountaihs,and the country for many | miles adjacent. A po:tion of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortguge, at 6 per ceat. Any further informacion can be had by applying to NATHAN COLEMAN, on the premises, or to JULEMAN & STETSON, Astor House, s7_1wis me jew York, CONSUMPTIVES, OUBT NO LONGER—Bur rend the’ following and re- flect.—Another Wonderful Cure: | 4 _ Paitapecensa, April 1, 1915. Thereby certify that during the riots in Southwark of July last, owing to exposure and fatigue in the performance of mill- tary duty, my health received asevere shiek Tn the letter port MONARY CONSUMP- of August, all the symptoms of PUL. TON appeared. At this juncture I called in my first physician, whe attended me some weeks wi fic, and told me dis: tinetly that he considered a dratt of the foot taken, and a last made and kept ex- | mer. | ids neatly executed at the shortes! novice. | Peach Or | AUCTION NOTICES. RY SNIFFEN & CO. 1ON, NOTICE—CABINET FURNITURE—To- vow, Sept. 10th, *t 10’elock, at Ll Fulton and 32 Ann rst fall sale by ‘Catslogue of elegant modern ci y ma- Jabiuet Furniture, comprising « desiranle assort for this or the Southern warket, worthy the at- of housekeepers, dea ers and others 3 mahog and rosewood cuse Pi tal: gues and furniture ready for exau he. ¢ sale to commence iu the Aun street store, with a ry of second hand furniture. 49 Ittme 1ON NOTIC.—-Important Exeemto.’s Sale of bng- fh, Gold and Silver Watches, box and pocket Chronoms- » solid silver and Rinced Ware, gold. Ling 0 Diamonds, Watch Movewents, Watch Makers’ Vi Mel | 1 i 4 i hine Files, ‘Stubs’ make Watch ‘Tools, Watch materials, &c: JACOBS. PLATT will ‘Oth September. Wo'cloek, ot he store No. 239 Pearl street, by order of th cutors of the lace Mr, Samuel Demilt, his eatire valuable | | Forfull particulars see Catalos ‘ues, which are pow read: the goods can be examined till the hour of sale. 8 | CENTREVILLE COURS TROTTING. > | | adv Washuigton Nelly Guinn bre ‘Troubje. 2 59. 3t¥je UNION COURSE, C-T. ONDAY, September 1th, a Purse and Stake for $500 wil come off. Two Mile Heats, in Wagons. Alberr Couklin names . ch g James K. Polk iM P. Huot bm Pevtoua Win. Wheelan tm Fairy Queen i H. Woodruff ** .-b m Aggy Down Immedrately after— A Purse of $50, mile hexts, best 3 in 5, iy hamess. | H. Jones envers.. beg Newburgh | W. Wheelan euters «be h Gisbert ©. Cameron enters... erg John Anderson “september, 25—Purse of $200—~ Mile Heats, best 3 in 5, in harness P. Hunt enters, bk Moscow W OD: Jarvis ent wb g Cayuga Chiet H. Woodruff et beR Joh Case enters. HF. Jones ente | | | rx Columbus Geo, Svicer enters. & Americus Purse $200,—t¥o mile ie off in October. P. Hunt enters, -bg Moscow H Woodruff enters. bg Hipton | Johu C ise enters ir m Datchess Geo. Spicer enter .b x Americus 38 2t* re BEACON COURSE TROTTING. preci Hests, best 3 in’, to go es they please. Bertine enters . .. big Title Page Joues enters. 21 Urm Nell Gwinn Vantenburgh enter “rm Gul «Jones enters... J», Bryant enters... . W Wheelan enters “right big oer meade - br h Gilbart br j man aid. 1 now er cian, who at once | John Donald enters... s+ iiiehg H. Clay | tecommended "THC C R fF Immediately’ After— TAR AND WOOD HA. [used twelve botiles, sud Puree $30, mile heats, ¢. Al I testify that in’ common with thousands of others, who have been cured ne, that to it aloae | owe my restora- tion to health. JAMES ANDREWS, No. 217 Catharine st. | Lwas called to attend to the above case, in the secondary stage of the disease; I found the patieut leboriu wader cont. plex ease of the lungs and liver; ulceration of the latter had taken place, and by percussion 1 discovered an sbscess had formed in the right lug. ‘The case being apparently hopeless and beyond the reach of the usual treatment, I resolved at once on using Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap- tha, the virtues of whieh Thad previously tested, scarcely ex: | pecting it would reach a case so despernte. The resnit is, A | CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henceforth dis- Hing all doubts respecting the effiency of this excellent medi- in diseases of the lungs aud liver. : ‘ M. CHAMBERS, M. D Philadelphia, April 1, 1915. Pru cipal office, North-East corner of Fifth and Spruce sts. Philadelphi Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS & CO. Chemists and Draggists, 273 Broadway. corner of Chambers st. Sold also at dane nst.and 77 East Broadway. Price 50 cents. s9 Im*me | | picket ship GARRICK will iu board at Orless Wharf, | Wall street y, All goods nots | five days must unavoidably be seut to che Publ s9e HE Co 5 ousignees of the ship SHAKSPEARE will please their pe mits on board at Orleans Wharf, foot of | Wallstreet, without delay. All goods not permitted: within fivedays mast wnavoidably be sent to the Public Beore, s9¢ MANGANESE. 200 Barrels of the best Black Oxide of Manganese, for sale cheap by PERSSE & BROOKS, 39 3wme 69 & 67 Nassau st. A YOUNG MAN not long arrived from the Old Country, 4% wan'sasitnativa with some respectable family as Waite or Coachman; would be obliging tohis employer. In general, | he has the best of testimonials to produce from the old country. Please to enquire at 26 Mulberry street, front room, second floor. 8) iter WaNthO: Goss A SITUATION bya married Yor orgeneral Clerkin a Mercantile. Hi lish, French aud German languages. ce will be promptly atrended to. WANTED, HRE¥ or Four Young Mea can be accommodated with Board, or a man and wife without children. Apply at 67 Ann street: 89 3t*me WANTED. ETWEEN Grand ond Bleecker streets, near Broadway, y two gentlemen, board in a Private Boarding Hoase or Family. Address Willams, Re- Man es Book Keeper jouse, who speaks the Address SSERS AND WIG MAKER: WANTED. MAN that understands the Hair Dressing business in all its branches, aud also Wig Making. to whom constant em- os will be given, if found to suit. And also « young Lady to tend store and to sew or ventilate Wigs, Ke, &e, Employment all the year round. | Enquire at J. CRISTADORO, No 6 Astor House, A ployment and liberal w: 86 Str WANTED. FAMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, competent ‘and well recommended help of all capacities, both for city and country, at the well established Agency office for domes- ties, 224 Grand street, near the Bowery, where every means is used to procure the best help 1.'f. WATTS. N. B.—Good and faithful domestics can have excellent places atthis s9 Im*re WANTED. I S the city, for which the hignest ply to oR’ office. ee will begiven., Ap: T & BATTELL, 85 South street. A XOUNG MAN from the country wishes (0 wet mto some usefal business or employment in the city. A boa" store a printing office preferred. Address, Thomas Gardg sr, 26) Hudson st. auai fatre INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGERS— Whereas, the relatives of this person, (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, i onnty of Sligo and wholeft Ireland some 35 or 38 yeurs ago,) have been ti formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to heve some infor mation as to his relations—this 1s to. acquaint him that he e% obtsin intelligences: of his sister, by addressing a letter to M. C. atthe New York Herald Office, N. ¥. _ Southern papers please copy. Dy aul9 Im're_ X_ or eight Cornish Miners, to work in a copper mine xean | to go as they pleas * neh h Gi | W. Wheelon ‘enters 7 jilbert | H. Jones enters... ch g Am Boy | J, Wendell ei bom Bergen Maid | Hi. F. Townsend m Lady Sussex aud Stands 50 cent Entrance to T' The following. purses x coure on TURSDAY, 6th September, or first fair day, com- mencing atZoreluck. | First—A purse of $30, free for all trot won a purse over $30, to go in wagons, mile heats, weight of wagon 250 Ibs. Ki Second—A purse of $40, free forall trotting horses that never won a purse over $50, fo x0 as they please, catch weights, best three in five. ‘Three or more in each to make race, | Entries to be made at Green & Losee’s, on Monday evenin, | next, at 90’eloe ‘A Mateh for $1400 has been made by Hiram Woodruff an Gev. Dunham between Reslity aud noscow to go Mile Heats over this Conras, October sth. 8 2tistme A BOAT KAC ILL come off at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, Sept. 22, 1815. A prize of Fifty Dollars will be given for a race if four oared Race Boats, mot to exceed 31 feet long; entrance Five Dollurs; the winning boat to receive her entrance money with the prize, and all other entrance mor | given to the second hest hoat: also. a prize. of tw firs will be given fora race of two pwir of scull exceed 23 feet long; entrance two dollars and fifty winning boat to receive her e and nll other entrance money to be. kiven to the secon boat. All boats wishing to enter for the above races, will please give notice cu or before Sept. 15 as positiy ly no boats the allowed to enter after that ti i M_McCARTY. w 85 6tis r* STEAMER OREGON. THE new Steamer, OREGON, will be open for the reception of visitors to-morrow, | Puesday, Sept. 9th, between the hours of 12 | A; Meand #ovelock, P.M’, at her moorings, Pier ug horses that wever 3 id 15, cents; th ne ance money with the prize, | River. ‘The new Steamer’ Oregon, Capt, Wm Rollins, wall Jeave tor Boston, Newport and Pr: vidence, on Wedues: Af. | tersoon, Sept. Wth, ats o'clock, Fare to Boston and Provideuee $1. Retarning, the Oregon wait fe dence for Newport and New York at 5 o'clock, or val of the 4 o’cloek train from Bost 89 It*re ChOPrLes LINE UF STRANBUATD FUR ALBANS DAILY—Sandays Excepted—Through Di- ct, at 7 o'clock P. M., from the Pier between Courtla dt and Liberty streets. | “Steamboat ROCHES ER, Captain R. G. Cratenden, will leave on piontay, ‘Wednesday and Friday Evenings, at7 o’elock Steamboxt KNICKERBOCKER, ©: Honghton, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, 1! suding at intermediate piocos, from the fot 7 e’clock. At5o'clock P.M. of Barclay street Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Mes hoe L. W. Brainard, will leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday After: noors at 5 o'clock Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Truesdeil, will eave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, »«3 a'elne | Passengers talcing either of the above Lines will arrive in Alow ay inample time for the Morning Train of Care for the east cr west. Ti elegant state rooms, and for speed and accommodations are t tivalled on the Hadson. Freight taken at moderate rates " All persons are forbid trusting any of the Boats ofthis Line, bf fogs a written Snes tei co peor jn (eyo Pe ‘or passage or freight, apply on board the boats, or to I’. ©, Senuitz, it the offiee on the hart, s8r FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, RUMSON, EATON TOWN, SHREWSBURY AND MANASQUAN. ‘The new and elegant low pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Captain Corhes, will leave Catharine Market as follows, touching at Pier No. 1 Kast River, going and returnmg: Leaves New York Leaves Sept. 5—Friday, 64g a.m. | Sept. 5—Frid att : &—Monday 9—Tuesday ty 9—Tuesday, 1. 10—Wednesd: qi 10—Wednesday,134 M—Tharsday, 1t—Thurs 2a Mt 12—Friday uy { 12—Friday, By i—Sarurdy, 3. P.M. Stages will be in readiness to convey passengers to I parts of the country or | FOR LIVERPOOL—The splendid, eR ass citar Capt. White, will ail on y, loth of September i and steerage passengers , apply on board. foot of R JAMES CLANN 110 South st, G. B. CLARKE, ASHIONABLE_ TAILOR AND DRAPER, an Fenton, 132 Witas Street, Opposite the new ow of b, ildings, ¥ VES the following reasons for the great success he has hi- therto met with :— . All goodsare bought at the lowest cash prices and paid ce. | ta of selling for cash only. 38 its. : ‘at once perceive that it is Jt these interest Co patronise this es'ablishmen G. BC would refer toa large and respectable connex both iy this ei » Brooklyu, in proof of the style and of This gacan Splendid French $l4to $20. An assortment of Office Coats and sil other articles of geutle | men’s dress, at equally reasonable prices. sf lin're ‘AM ARNOLD, M D., DENTIST, t 8 Cloth Dress Coats mode to measure from | PRESPE: TEULLY iatorm: his frienes aud he public | he continues the practice ot hs profersion. ak wat | nis restdenes No.9 Warren street. De. A. havi g for many 1 to the diseeses of the teeth and gums ident thereto, especially (0 that useful oue, the filling of tee teeth wih daitention to g ye general satis sc ; auch of his profession=-to his success \ich,« liberal and tronnge (and wh grate tally acknowledges.) FPtestity. st mtm ‘GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL | CONSTANTLY on hand ot the manufaccory, 92 Reade eet, in the re: Gold Foi | toe city, at $26 per oz. i oe to need recommen oo of down town enstumers, a supe my rt & Lave's Statio. ery, 62 Wal may always be had at reet Orders executed with (de Cash in all eves. abies) G. 1 Gold-beater taale hy. Ns & CO. South street EMP. SEED. sale by ul els clean MMlinois Hemp seed. for kh. K. CO! 5 & CO. ality unsur- re, Also, 5 O tons American water-rotted, of a q well cleaned and rotted with much jackled Hemp, for sale by KE. K. COLLINS & CO, 55 South street. JUST PUBL! ‘D, NPHE AMERICAN ANGLSK’S GUIDE—Being a com: pilacion from the works of popular xglish authors, froin Walton to those of the preseut day, together with the opinions and prietices of the best American’ Anglers, containing. ever) variety of mode adopted in ocean, river, Jake and pond fishing, the necessury tackle and bai'e required, manner of making «ttt Heval Hea, Ne » Se with engevtiugs oly wood by au Atnerican For saleby |.) JOHN J. BROWN & C0. M Ath Ki to ’s Depot, 122 Fulton st 4 JWLER, left my house last i Abe at 10 o'clock while I wat absent in the cous: Tforbid all persons harborirg or trusting her ou my ec ce » Aliberal reward will be given for the furniture sve took with her, or information where she left it | RAM FOWLER, South First stre tr 88 It je "LOSE who desire to attain a ec jonable Caverng; mm all branches, would do well to obtain Stinemets’ Complete Work on the snbiect ther bal, at No. 113 Bro oud Ita’ Sia dibyer t knowledge of Fash- | REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR RLEANS—Packet of the 13th September— ig packet ship JOHN: vely sail on Monday = ONLY t | favorite packet ship for cabin, o cea MIS d steerage passengers, are Very superior. ‘The ships of this tine have now commenced their regular | trips and will sail punctually every Monday. i Persons wishing to secure berth should make early applica tion on board, foot of Wall street, or to W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 75 South st., comer of Maiden Lane. sore morrow, Wednesday ommodations for cabin, second cabin pplication to She lis excellent a aud steerage passengers: 10 secure berths eatly should be made on board, et Pier 6 Nomh River, T TAPSCOTT. M FO 4 ship CLYD: Monday Her ceummods number of steerage passengers, cannot be excelled by any packet ship in port, bavicg spleadid stite ro ye and every oth- i er convenience suitable forthe comfort of those about to em- bark. ; ht or passaze in any of the above places, all of For frey which will be taken at l-asthau nsual rates by early applica- fi tion on board the ship, foot of wal street or to. . HERDMAN & CO. 61 South st. sre ATIONAL HOTEL, _ Washington City D.C ‘OR of this fi formerly known as teman’> Hotel, de- the travellin ks to hes fir "\ geuerally, forth five bestowed tte sitice li» open Te them that he witlsviave wo exe:tions to rend worthy of the patronage of which he his already vedo literal a share. he house having ed and refitted en, during the summer, thoroughly now Iu first rate order fur the receptio Of travellers or resideots; and the proprietor respectful ctsacontinuance of past favors on the parto! visitors to Washington, of residents during the. session of Congress, be- ing confidentthat they will always find, comfortable lodgings the best on the table that the market affords, and attentive au polite waiters, SOLEMAN. Washington City, September, 1815, #5 3md&W | TU LAWYERS ood quire assistance thi igb with a lawyer in exteusive to re- feonrec 10 ly, favorably, known to the yat this office 85 lw*rh. NOTICE TO RAILROAD CON RACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS wil be received at the office of th N Railroad Company, in the villa, . Address New Yor! jar of White Pla ty, watil the <0th day o} September, for the gre ony aud bridging of about 34 miles of sd Railroad, extending from the present term nus at ‘White Plains, toa point near the north line of Westchester CHULY. rofites and specifications will be ready for the inapee- Of contractors on, the Joth of September, when the E will he iu attendance, to render all requisite informat on Tractors not known to the Company or Engineer, will be expected to produce tes!imonials of their capacity, ability and txperience; and the best security will b required. ‘ne work must be commenced immedistely after contracts are closed, vigorously prosecnted, and completed by the firat day of Maynext, By order of the Hetonsian Zerminitise, ad | ome ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chist’ Sug'r “ ny will be give.,to come off over this best | i. he Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with uew nnd | LONDON LINE OF PACKETS—Packet of 7th Serembers The splendid and favorite packet ship PHILADELPHIA, 1000 tons burthen,Capr. E. Duna, will svil positively st ‘ us for cabin, second cabm, and alimited | 'Y. who is practically experienced, | AM USEMENTS. = tad “LATEST INTELLIGENOE, P MR. Tuesday The pertormance will Alfred Evelyn ARK THRATEE. KEAN’S BENEFIT. Inve cng, September 9th, oamence with the Comedy of ao ‘ ied «+ ¢Mr Charles Kean Clara Douglass... Mis Charles Kean Lord Giossmore, Mr Br it)'Sir John Vesey, Mr Bass Sir Fred. Blount, De Wald-n | Stout, Andrews Graves, i Smooth, “Roberts : Mis At anklin, ” Mrs Vernon Georgian, ) Charlotte H | | Weduesday— Mrs. Cran Jaques Mosalind. | | Price of Admi | 25cents. | atthe Box Uttice. Tuesday Will be performed the Be TH. Macbet! Macduff. . Lady M THE kn ndelor | | \ | Tes de Savoyard. . Macbeth... . Alter which the vase «Miss Vailees Mr AND Mr: CHAS, KEAN haksewre’s Co edy of ‘AS VOU LIKE IT. od last appearance but two of tes Kean and Mr. Car Kean. ° . Mr Charles Kean Mrs Charles Kean With other Eutertainments, $1; Pit, $0 cents; Gallery, ck, end! the Curtsin will rise preeisely at A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained BOWERY THEATAL, Evening, September tragedy of Ir. J. Re Scott . Davenport Mrs Madison, by a most brilliant ACB will be illum: "MOND LIGHT oeconelude with TER OF ba AARP! Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers, 2% cts.; oors will open at & quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at hea | Pitand Gallery, 123% cents. | hal: tT | ac ko coe ie Puestay ut Musical Attraction ! Mivening, September 9th, commence with » part Ist, entitled S,TO YE. ALL! a Johnson. .B. Williams : Ww. 0 7 ments. | ‘The range of splendid Cosnoramas wili be open for inspection The admired ditty Irish Scory and Jig Life by the Gatley A Chanson d'Orleans, about Picavune Movement Locomotsy. Jolly Raftsman. Rise, old Napyo’. Merry Negroes. On SUNDAY mittance 1244 cents. After whieh, of Poor Lucy Neal Whitlock se 5 Williams Fire... Gardiner woigesecictnie Lby the whole trou “Williams «Whitlock .Vail'the troupe , 4 Grand Selection of Sacred Musie.—Ad- alten lock Performevee to eum NE the Overture to La Bayndere. To he followed by th. celebrated Comedy of the RIVALS Jalia, Miss Roberts | Mrs Malaprop, Mrs Deering | | Lydia Languish, Matthews | Lucy, Watts |" Sir Lucius O'Trigger ....Mr Brougham | An’y Absolute, Mr Chippen Absolute,Mr Gallagher Fau kland, Matrhy Acres, Placide | David, Johu Sefton | Pag, Pas de Dew | An intermisssion of hal | Mrs Fi Tovelock for sale at t lation, hia of the Nig ch Richsrd Cour Sir K- unith, Emir of the De: | i:dith Plant | | La Perouse Lae, W.E Beaton MR. HA i Tuesda, Col Nimrod O’Callagha: Mr Monta oO. | My Bustos L Tucsday Bvening, Sep ‘The performaners will commence at 7 o'clock, with Miss Echo,... The Books of the Freach O; Thursd.y, aud Frid y Stace Manacrn... hes | Tzesday Kvening, September THE RED C The perinrmance BLO'S GARDEN. mber 9th, x. by Misses Vertington and Celeste. if an hoar will be allowed for Prome- nude and Refreshments. To conci=ce wit THE IRI-2) LO Miss Roberts Mrs Watts {Mrs Crummy, ++. Mr Brougham nek. Doors. « era. with a literal Fng Jishtrans he ticket office Company—Monday, Wednesday, Fijty Cente.-£4) he ice will always be in attendagee to main: LI improper persons ont aaon Tickets will be disposed of. ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Mn. H. E, Stevens 9th, Will be perforined— nOSS KNIGHTS, de Leou vir. &. 8. Conner .Mrs Burke SiREET THEATRE- PHILADELPHIA. . ++. Lessee anp ManaGer. ND NIGHT OF TT’S ENGAGEMENT. y Evening, September 9th, commence with NTUCKIAN. s) CK aK Mdfire an ‘English’ Tourist) Mrs M +. Rogers Wi farce OF” Gi Mr Hackett Huy ‘avi A wIWHO IS BE. 1 The Wicked Widow. timer R_ KOCH, th ning, Sept’ 9th 'D | evidence of the har | Stered History, ws | ology. The Uoeto: tothe Hy drarehos loon. Admittance 2 | | Xe. Mlle | Boarding other classe b willh THE H HIS 13, withon | R dinary f-eaks « it is a livis | w th four hieder qu | prowounced by nuyr | a saw fend th meest sen | ij | | | | | GEOLOGICAL LECTL | Creation, with a statement of the facts beari ce’ DA 74 Lrowann § taught a!l the newest in Varis Asong th | pades, the Waltz Polka, aney Dances the Polacea, Mazurka, 4. D, will give her pa « isu secoed of its parallel, tomiste, to surpass any thing of the same c at the same time there is nothiug m its appearance to of- RE AND GREAT SEA SERPENT. e German Naturalist, will deliver this eve- 1,,«t the Apollo Saloon, 410 Broadway, at 8 o'clock his secoud Lecture ou the 3d, 4th and Sth days of the the strongest y existing between the solema truth ch nadeuiable facts will be proven by Gi viilalso answer any question in relation rear Sea Serpent now exhibiting in the 89 1t*re hildren 1234 cents. NG ACA) EMY. anit, Wert Side, of Broadway. ) *LLE, PAULIN ‘SJARDINS has the honor of in- IVE forming the ¢ will open her class the 15th of September. Mlle. P. i give. instruction in all | the different branches of At her Academy will ‘most fashionable Dances now in use n the new Quadrille of Polka, Gallo- and all styles of Waltzes. "Among ‘achucha, Cracovienne, ular attention to Ladies! Private Lessons may be given in private,and be formed by a number of s+holars, and w 89 Im*re OPERA HOUSE, ii Chambers Street. lishment, DOUBLE-BODIED PIG. at any excepting, one of the most extraor- of witure that has ever been wituessed. In ‘There 1s no humbug in ug healthy animal, now seven months old, ters, each well formed and active. It is of te most scientific surgeons aud er they ever tiveness: Now exhily Park Row, two doors east of the Park Theatre, Admitiance 126 © 87 3is”m OYA! OF YMPIC THEATRE, MONTREAL. twil be ready for unlimited Th uv the Legammng of September, wn adie aud gentlemen i Theatre for a fe Ye Beg with orchestra being com- jad the prineipal instru- te | ee MIAZZOUHI, D. M. | COLMAN’S | LITERARY SALOON, i AND EXHIEITION OF se BEAUVIFUL PAINTINGS, | N 203 Broad ar ae geen A KIMLLIAN # Great si Tendid work, ‘is tour ike Uniced State trated with Eighty kn: | gravingss Fer the ohner of Govwings in large folio—with a Guetawoluuve of letter press © ch volumes elemmntly pot up Ve the Drawing Room. A few sores only priated in English No stranger should visit the City without ealling 10 to see se Colle bo the Gre BOOKS, PAI various lauganges, | charge is mate for the “P EXHIBITION consisting of about b TWO HU. | off aucient aud mod 1s conts is requi ‘The Arms of Ind. | Hiuminated, hich are offered "at wrently tedaced | “athe Bablie Sale Room ts led with Above the Bookste NTING AND ENGRAVINGS, Mochi of avery kind, in to see which, and int’ Room,’ ao or Sate Room, an apartment is fitted AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, NDRED CHOICE PICTURES, jer, Masters—to view whieh, a small charge ‘ we HERALDRY. ividaals whose families oripinseed m yy emb! jesoned el- country in Europe, traced and spleadidl: on vi qual in execution, andat one third change of the s Colleges.’ Genealogies ot Pedigrees arranged 19 JUST PUBLISHED, | The GENEALOUY OF GEORGE ak lial | Pc oni § son ora Cari Giiea eodtf m MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, | NO. 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. J ANUFACTURERS and_Iinporters of Ornam el Hair Mi Rere Wi tonne a ance | ei sie et everiating Cae kinds of Hair Work, | wholesale and retail N. B—The trade MP 1 Faneqnalle: ‘ ante by aitre «on reasonable terms. 93 Im#ec can Water Rot Hemp, of « quali feat rr in mage OLR : 56 Bou! ty Anderton | Mrs D-ering Mr Bieecher Resor | ———— EE BY LAST BVENINH A M4. | [Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasurnaton, Sept. 6, 1845. | Mr. Bogardus, of the New York Custom, House, | is here for an interpretation of the Tariff of 42 re- | specting the duties on wool. There have been re- | cently imported into New York, 116 bales of coarse | Brazilian of the “kind and sort,” under the value of | 7 cents per pound; but of this invoice, there are | some five bales of the same ‘kind or sort,” or “qual- ity,” of greater value than 7 cents, from the wool | in said five bales being washed. The law provides that where a portion of an invoice of such wool, ' bale, or bales, may be of better “quality” than the residue, or the 7 cents mmunum, the whole lot shall be subject to the maximum of 3 cents per pound, and 30 per cent ad valorem. Coarse wools of less value than 7 cents, are charged with a Sa mum of five per cent. We have not the law before us, but this a5 recollect of it. The question which puzzles the collector of New York and his deputies, | 1s whether “quality” applies to ‘‘value.” #, ether | a pound of coarse wool of the ‘same sort,” by being cleaned and washed, and thus increased in its value | per pound, is under the senae of the law an article | of “better quality.” Mr. Walker’s decision may be | Sapecied on Monday in the negative. " Gen. Thos. J. Green, of Texas, one of the Mier | prisoners, is atthe United States, with his old friend Dr. Archer. Gen. Green has an interesting work in press of the Mier expedition, and its disastrous re- sults, with maps and illustrations, which will prove of great service to the War Department, in view of hostilities with Mexico. N There was music this evening at the President’s grounds as usual, and a fashionable official con- course in attendance. : We have another camp meeting in full blast with- in four miles of the city. The entire sub-stratum of onr district population will be there to-morrow. Mr. Warxer is being brought to account for cer- | tain of the late removals in your Custom House.— | The chances are that there will be some re-instate- | ments. Among others, a great effort is making for Agnew. x | ‘The larger offices in the departments here will be held in abeyance till the mee ing of Congress, | ammunition to bear upon the printing for the organ. | Good move. Mr. O'Sullivan, of the Morning News, is here, | aiding, as I suppose, Mr, Bancroft, to shape bis | course so as to suit the times, or probably to ad- vance some local interests ard personal aggrandize- | ments. The sequel will tell. q | An opinion is afloat here, that there are a great | many removals to take piece about the middle of | this “propitious” month, in the departments at | Washington. Bnt should this, like all other fulse | reports turn out to be untrue, the well-known, tried, \ and true democrats residing in the District of Co- | luutbia, are prepared to carry the war iato Africa. | ‘Then there is but one alternative for Presideut | Polk, either to war wih his enemies, or muke | peace with his friends. 3 age ‘ The candidates tor the public printing are in the field, every one exercising his tact and inventive genius, with a view to success. a The President held fast evening, one of his | “Drawing Rooms,’—(the nine given by John Jones, to the mere opening of the doors of the White House for the public.) Crowd thin—conver- sation stiff, frigid, hats affected, and altogether | so-soish. ‘Ah! Mrs. Soaptud, pon honyaer—the President looks remarkably well this evening, and | Mrs. Polk, and never saw ker appear so handsome, young, and engaging, in my life Very young wo- |man, beg pardon, Madame; lady, I should have said. Very young lady of her age.” And we leave the Cominodore levelling his eye-glass at Mrs. ) Polk on the opposite side of the room é Some amusing scenes take place at the White House now and then. A tew days ago, a genile- man with the well dressed expensive appearance of a professor of King Faro, called to see the Presi- | dent; but the colored waiter at the door said it was impossible he could go in, unless he could give his name, and the place where from. The stranger re- | ported himself as Col. Parenthesis ot Texas. The | President, doubtless, expecting that the gentleman would have news from Col. Twigas and Gen. Tay- | lor of the army, ordered Col. Parenthesis to be ad- mitted. He walked in and said, that he was from Texas, that he had voted for Col. Polk, however, in the United States at the last _election—that he want- | ed none of your damned offices, that he only want ed to see who is James K. Polk, and being satisfied | that he was nothing extra, he bid him good morn- ing. _ | Gol. Po.x.—Good morning, call again soon, if convenient. me : The Coronet.—Thank you, sir, if convenient. After the stranger’s departure, the President was | exceedingly anxious to know who the tall stranger in the striped breeches was, but nobody present had ever seen him before, nor has he been visible since. The Board of Aldermen, of our corporation, haye had before them, tor some weeks, resolutions for he removal of the Washington and Baltimore Rail- from its station on Pennsylvania, to the | nearest or farthest point without the limits of the corporation, at the option of the company. Among the reasons assigned in the resolutions by the board, tor the removal of the depot without the cor - poration, as aforesaid, is the fact, that from the pre- sent location of the depot, and from the running of the trains in and out of it by steam, there is creat risk of danger to life and limb. A_ night or mi | id | road Depot two ago, however, these reverend fathers of our city, agreed to postpone the removel of the | Depot in the holding this threat rospect that by over the head of the lway Company, they might be induced to.a reasonable reduction of their tare, the danger to life and limb being set aside as a secondary consideration, as in fact it is, in this and most other cases where a question of dollars and cents is involved among the issues contested. There has been no accident we believe, as yet, within the | city, from the locomotives ; but still if there is dan- | ger to life and limb, the city fathers ought to take | care of their children, without regard to a prospec- tive reduction of fare, as the bonus demanded for allowing the danger to life and limb to remain un- | disturbed and unremoved. Queer old chaps, our city fathers. Alderman Purdy ought to send them a leather medal. : Hon. R. B. Rhett, of South Carolina, who, a short time since passed through this city on his way to | New York, is again at Coleman’s, having in the inte- rum been to Europe and back, via Boston and New York. We could scarcely stretch our credulity to believe it the same gentleman untii assured of the fact by the host of theNational. Steam is assuredly the great agent of the progress of the 19th ie physical, political an ious progress—they xo by steam, and from the number of boilers con- | Unually bursting, it is evident that the steam is | sometimes up too high. And from the combustible materials collecting, you may rely upon it, there will be such a political explosion in the apitol next win- ter as will astonish the Irish. And from his proxi- mity to the boilers, look out for Father Ritchie among the killed and wounded. The two-third rule will be apt to blow him as high as it blew up Mr. Van Buren. Still we hope for the best ; and that Col. | Polk will so manage the safety-valve as to let off the | surplus steam without danger to life or limb. ——~——— New Onceans, Aug. 31, 1845. No declaration of war yet by Mexico, and none likely | tobe, by land or water, unless | am more mistaken than ever I was in my life. In a military point of view, wo are as still here now asa windled May mornin; with not | a particle of that belligerent effervesence left which | General Gaines so unaccountably engendered. [na pre- coding letter I expressed the belief that the Mexican Government, to appease the war party, until after their election, might make a warlike demonstration on their frontiers to as grent an extent as their meagre resources would permit, but now I am of a directly opposite opin. ion, and don’t believe a word of it. Notwithstanding, it | seems to meto be the imperative duty of our Govern- ment to send to Gen. Taylor as large a body of regular troops, not disturbing the militia, as if all the reports of , Mexican bas rs vel bn di merce tay i a loan, were as tr z one health Uf thi a source of meth at this season of the y d, particularly to such of our Northern brethren who have friends an relatives imprudont or poor enough to remain and h ae vords about our woath ret Do oA er peas! i Well, for the last three or four | Gay covious shipwers, at short have had most covious shp' | iearrales and the most refreshing breezes ; breezes that | hid defiance to the most sturdy branches of | oe nerdy trees, in the way of notbowing. At this moment, the {hernometert ranging at 78 exact! | would not care & i re ‘There is a perfect epide 4 tors’ gigs ore as rarely seen in the streets as charity | aword, we are decidedly, at this writing, the Italy of | America, in all that Pr generd to longevity. Politics have | become so vulgar with us that they are not even admit ted in the lowest price pothouses ; and one would just | as leave inflict upon himself the task of reading ove of Willis’s recent letters as a political article. The morals of our peo le are so wu) that our principal Recorder, ceptionable, has Joshua Baldwin, | his chair of office, and is now roaming, for aught { ad to the contrary, among the most pictu can find, en veut in slow stages, trom the Fal is of Ni | ara, home. He isagood man and a good officer, and richly deserves th jaxation. Besides, he is one of those who think thi part from our city ordinances, the New York Heraid contains as much as he wants to know. ‘Oh ! what a glorious rain is now falling from the hea- vens; and how invigorating the air it has stirred into action. i here. The work of hundreds Wevmees nae 1 ‘progress of erection, has been to of buildings now as been to tally suspended for the want of lime, and what little on ‘should dale, is being readily sold at $6 60 per cask.