The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1845, Page 3

Ciry Intelligence Mvorery. ~Some foolish ne ridiculous affair, at a late hour on ht. for the purpose of hoaxing two or New Yorkers, whom they induced rouklyn, under the belief that the body of t Ir. Gough bad been found, murdered in Furman street, idway between the Fulton and South Ferries. Ltowt Waxtev.—The same parsimonious and narrow inded legislation which has been so much complained f in New York, in relation to the lighting of the streets, is acommon subject of complaint among the citizens of Brooklyn, whose highways and byways are often left in it das of persons who are at night. Itis a dis- municipal government, that, from mere con- rations of dollars and cents, people are left to grope their way through the public avenues, without any light to direct their steps from broken pavements, or to guard them trom the attacks of highwaymen and footpads, Doo Fiawtini in the B k advantage of peculiar art ar pros; g acondition, The police have, ho , Fe cently exercised a sort ef espionage over these individ- ‘uals, and yesterday officer John Van Duyre took into custody two ve y prominent offenders connected with this disreputable profession. They wore ordered to find bail to keep the peace for twelve months. sq., Coroner of Kings yesterday upon the body of Mr. of the four persons drowned in the Bay on Sa- turday last,wben ona fishing excursion The corpse was found at Rockaway beach; the inquest was held before ‘a highly respectable jury at Carnarsa, and the remains of the unfortunate man Were interred at Flatlands. It is jeaid that the body of Matthews, (another of tho unfortu- nates.) was recovered a day or two since, and buried without the re of a Coroner’s Inquisi- ion, If such parties inculpated in the a severe penalty, which the will undoubtedly enforce. Mavou’s Orrice.—An ejectment cause was tried be- fore the Hon. Thos. G. Tallmadge, yesterday, in which Thos. Kane was plainti, and John McCluskey, defend- ant. The Jury found a verdict in favor of the plaintiff Reexiess Daivine.-At the Municipal Court, before Mr. Wm. Dolleson was mulcted in one ‘esand costs, at the thaniel Gore, for having injured a horse wagon, belonging to who is an extensive li- very stable keeper in Henry street. N. P. Waring, Esq. leppeared as counsel for the plaintiff. yeR ano Teaminer.--This Court will be in session during the entire of next week, and it is probable that a great number of important trials will take place. Crncurt Court. repleviu cause, in which Mr. Isaac R. St. John, was plaintiff, and Mr. Wm. Jenkins, sheriff lof King’s county, was defendant, was tried yesterday, involving the right and title to certain goods and chat- tels (chiefly silver ware) originally belonging to Mr. Young, and to which Mr. Newton Hayes, of New York, The Jury found a verdict m favor of the Justice Church, plainutt Potice IreMs.-Information was given that the store of Mr. Davis, corner of Hicks and Fulton streets, had been Durglariously entered (during the temporary absence of the clerk, who was deputed to sleep on the premises) and robbed of a considerable amount of money. The officers have got track of the thief. ‘Two or three persons, among them a woman named Mary Lise, were committed to jail for disorderly con- act. jovements of Travellers. _ The accession of traveliers, yesterday, continued un- dimimshed. The hotels have adopted every coutrivance that ingenuity could devise to accommodate the swarms of men‘icants upon their limi-ed resources, while the latter in a true spirit of humiliation, have yielded with a good humored submission to the theory, that if “necessi ty has no law,” she must at least be acknowledged ax “the mother of invention” ‘he following s a brief cat- alogue of sore of the sufferers. At the— Amenican—J. M, Coggeshall, N. B.; T. Parker, 8. C.: W D Henderson, Montreal; F. Sargett, Natchez; Mr. Hyler, Washington; Francis Sowell, Savannah; Robt. Bell, Philadelphia; J. McDowall, Ohio; Mr. Glendsas, Philadelphia; Mr. Curtis, Fayetteville; J. Walker, Cluemont; W. A. Baker, N. Orleans; J. Vanderpool, Albany; E. Lockhart, Mobile; 8. F. Fisher, Philadelphia; Mr, Bartlett, do; Geo Guest, do; 8. Hoffinan, Baltimore; A. W. Simmes, Harrisburgh. ‘Asron—Gen. 8ol Van Renssalaer, Albany; Asa Par- . Mt Pleasant; AB. ( oleman, Onl A. Wal- lis, Louisville; 8. Peters, N. Orl M. Burnes, 'L. C. T J. McRae. Wilcox, Augusta, Geo.; A, B. Palmer, Stonington; k. C, Rhodes, Baitimore; Dr. Ful: ler, Providence; W. It. Kirkland, Philadelphia; Albert Ebten, London: P. Hartly, Natchez; Jones, Va Adams, U. 8 Consul. Laguita; Juo. H. Brown, Texas, 7. W. Hale, Baltimore; H. Hitchcock, N. H.; L. Barlow, Burlington; C, Higginson, Boston. P. M. Judson, do; Geo Litdegro, 8 Carolina: W. Porter, Milinois; P. and 8. H North ©; L. Keller, go; SH. Young, Raleigh: 7. B Skenner, N: Orleans; Besson & Stove, Philaselphia; ©. Colt, Boston; BN Wincott, Jacob Elsler, Poiladelphia; Sam). B. Beach, Washington City; J Bartele, N. Orleans; J. P. Keedar, Conandaiga; Mess’s. Blair, Barwell and Hendersen,Upper Canada aNkLIN.—R. Monson, Philadelphia; G. Wheler, Bos- ton; Js Monecor, Layton; J. Adams, J. B. Kerr, Al: Stierman, Angusta, Geo ; A. W. Goodhue, Mobile; Jo B Ferris, Stamford, C Chas. Raymond, Mobile; 8. W Cheever, Ilmois; W. H. Alexazder, J. B. arene Phos gate Cougress; do, E. Warren, Boston; Fred. G L A. Tupple, ‘Troy; J” M. Spencer, C: ), Boston; Thos 'Pomroy, Utica; T. F. reer, Quebec; C. R. Gibbs, monson, Virginia; J. Ely, rago; J Jackson, Albany ; Whitney, St Jotns; Kurington; Wm. Watson, Hall & ; D Robinson, Ch Dills, Auburn; G Strong, A}sbanua Poita Thos Kerr, Hamit‘on, Canada; L.D Allen, New Lon don, A.M Frish, do; B. Cushman, Hii Chas Lastman, Wm. Maen nada; R N. Wail, Boston. tomewhat amused in noticing m the New York Courier and Enquirer of Wednesday (under the head of the news hy the Great Welker) ‘au extract from the Lovdon Globe, descriptive of the Oregon Territory. That rn ppeared originglly in the rgus of April Since then it has travelled to England, was taken y the Landon Gtobe, and now © quoted by the is tion of th Short Patent Sermons. he he New York Sunday Mercury. hols & Krauth. By Dow, Jr. O Voll. totally de- we have never yet b-en able say. thing we know tothe co.trary, he may be our end of the United States’ Journal. We have heard him dis- course by the hour in a strain very mach akin to that ot the vol m before us.—Broadway Journal : Tue above is frome e Broadway Journal of yesterday—it is one among a hundred similar notices from all parts of the coun- try. The volume contains 168 pages, beautifully pr jated from stereotype plates. Price 25 ceni«a single copy. liberal dis- e.un', for cash. t» agents, to: keell-rs, & ‘The Sundey Mercur II contain i the Crick fom W: le mptoms, are Bad ea : on h, and many other unpleasant Fesult of indige heuthe fo dod. twatead of bel re 1 p roper- Ty dissolved remains in the stomach until it becomes in a min- ner putrified, a deleterious fluid called s+ ptic acid. intie stomich, which, mi ce:trin not only to givea be wasting of the gal dep of tartar and decayed teed! Wright's Taian’ Vegetable. Pills not only clewuse, the stomeeh and bowels of all bilions and putrid humors and pu- rity the blood, but they also restore the digestive organs to a healthy tene, and wre therefore cerrain to remove a bad breath and pr vent premature decay of the teeth. CAUTION. AS mauy aoprinciple engged in selling counterfeit. F tremely crreful to purchase from none but advertised agents, wi tuteRnty, oF at the office and general de- wich stieet, N.Y particular in ell eases to iu Vegetable Pills, 'To Self-Shaving Gentlemen, possersing 1 strong beard and tender five the M tlie Tablet and Strop of tiel ce that will ehvi te versons are indurtrieusly ask for genuine m thet; Cormhilly There end then: Wi 7 Broadway. + Vi 8s “le, and reco! Mannfaetory Wa ith the use of their own cutle FALL FASHION—1845— FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS, Introduced on the 30th ult., by si06tm 4 Astor House. Le ARY& CO. SY MARKET, Friday, Sept. 12—6 P.M. ‘The market was very firm to-day, and prices without change. Norwich and Worcester, Morris Canal, Fare mers’ Loan, Penn. 5's and Long Island closed firm at yes- tervay’s prices; Kentucky 6's went up} per cent; Vicks. rg ¢: Ohio 6's 4; Canton fell off}; Reading Railroad: ‘The transactions were to a moderate extent. The returns of the Reading Railroad Company con- tinue to show very large receipts. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD, b Week ending — Sept 9°43. Sept 9,44. Sept 6, 45. Business... csc ess.. 810.83 Biziin $25,127 ported, tons, . 6,907 12.638 zy 98 arges for the transportation of coal, gives the increased receipts. As the season advances, the charges will be further increased, According tu provent apjearances the income for the month of Sep- tember this year, will not fall far short of one hundred and twenty thousand dollars. ‘The monthly reports of the banks of lew Orleans do the principal departments several periods :— We annex the return for - 815 —-———_. May 25. June 29, Moy3t. July %, Aug 30 Hpecie., 9223 8.254.780 Gut, 125 6,207,897 6,212,157 Cen) 0 8 06H6BE STROH 4818.17 447,16 4,116,217 abil 0.713.447 19,002,505 20.935 135 19,979,524 11,911,507 19,952,299 12,259,962 13,975,19) 11,899,878 11,443,428 etsy ‘The cash liabilities of the banks ina state of liquiday tion bave, since the last report, been reduced $7,709,018 T..e cach liabilities of the Citizens Bank onthe 26th of Ju'y amounted to $7,607,127, and on the 90th of Aug: $1,249,810. The cash liabilities of the Consolidated As, sociation, onthe 26th of July, amounted to $3,082,602, and on the 90th of August, $790,605, ‘The annual report made by the New Orleans Price City.—J. C. Pond, Hartford; Capt. D. Tyler, Norwich; | Hon J Anderson West Chester; ©. F. Buckley, Misa; | ; A.A Tursill, | 0 at! D|n Troy; A. V. Brown, Toronto; D. W. Bogs, Halifax; Vatve or rae Wau. street Parers —We were | al persons + the ymblic should be ex- | notshow any variation in the aggregate movement of | Current, presents some iateresting and important state- ments in relution to the trade of that city, the move. ments in the principal staple articles of trade, and the comparative prices ruling ia that market for the principal exports. Laronts into New See rrom THE InTEAIOR ‘oun Yuane, Articles. 1841-2. 1842-3. BAIA. 1844-5. Apples, barrels. 43,969 26,519 Bacon, asst, casks. Bacon Hams, bhds. Bacon iu bulk, 1b: 1» bb" Baver, kes Butter, bbls. Arkansas, do Mobile, do Florida, do Hay, bundies. rou, pig, toni Lard, hh Lard, bbl Lard, key Lime, w Lead, Lead, Lead, white, Molass:s, bbls ats, bbls S Onions, bbis OU, linseed, ito. Oil, lard, do. . Peach Brandy, do... Pickles, kegs & bbis. . Potatoes, bb: 3 SUSE Tallow, bbis Pubaces, hhd: Tobacco, chew, kegs T T ved (rm the inter’r 1814 & "45. .$57,199,122 do do do 1843 & "44, , 60 091,716 Do — do do do 1842 & "43. | 53,728,054 Do do do do 1841 & "42. . 45,716,045 The receipts of many articles this year, have been than last, such as Butter, Cotton, Corn, Cheese, Coal, Flour, Hemp, Hides, Horns, Hay, Lead, Molas Sugar, Staves, Tallow and Whiskey There has been a very great variation in prices since last year, which accounts for the reduced value, in con- nection with the increased quantity. Last year Cotton wg put down at $32 per bale, and this year at only $24. Sugar last year was put down at $60 per hhd.: this year at only $45, and many other things in the same way. The annexed teble shows the quantity and value of each article exported to foreign countries in the past three years. Exrorts or Acricurturat Propvets to Foreron Covn- TRiks FROM New O®LeANs FoR THRER YEANS, BY 1814 ——, 1515 — Value—$ Value—s Value—$ Cotton, bls 951 738 33, 13,890 718,417 22,989 334 836,401 20.07°,6 4 Flour, bbls 109,663 '493,118 137,993 551,972 79.678 318.712 Pork, bbls 11435 114,350 26,888 18” 86,984 Bac ‘n,hhds. 3.065 6 10 | Lard, kegs 387.468 70 252,146 2 Beef, bbls 2,055 15.701 167 64.49 | Lewd, pgs 198,006 408,198 154,955 332 016 125,262 277776, Whis’y bbls 135 i 3,080 495, Curn, sacks 193,364 139,955 69,325 62,393 37,008 | 4 ret ps i Value, $35 600.578 $21,771,021 $21,289,362 ‘Thia shows a falling off in the value of the exports of these few articles, from New Orleans,of $3 482,029,of the aggregate decline $2,915,710 wa: Sotton alone, not- withstanding the increase in the quantity shipped of 117,984 bale: quantity, as well as in the value of the other articles in this list exported. With the exception of some limited speculative movements in Beef, Pork, Sugar and Molas, ses, the southern markets have been very heavy andde depressed, and prices generally have ruled pretty low As some evidence of the great reduction in prices for most of the southern staph for Cotton in New Orleans on the it of each month: during the last year, compared with the three. years | previous. Quotations Fo Mippuine to Fain Cottox at New On LEANS. 1811-12. 1842-43. Cents. Cents. 6 a we annex the quotations 1843-44. ents. 1B14-45 Cents Prices ruled pretty high in January, March, 1844, in consequence of the fever for specula- tion at thattime in Great Britain, in connection with which the crop was about three hundred and and fifty thousand bales less than in the previous year. Most of the speculations were made, however, under the impres- sion that the crop would not exceed sixteen or cighteen hundred thousand bales, and when the extent of the yield became known, prices fell off from twenty to twen- ty-five percent. Since the market broke down in the summer of 184, prices have been very uniform, and there nas been @ complete absence of all speculation in the movements of the staple the past year. The trade | has therefore been an unusually healthy one, and most of those engaged have made a profitable yerr’s business of it. It is stated that there never was a ¢rop of cotton so completely cleared out of the southern markets as the lust. There is but a very moderate stock inany of the markets, and the supplies are so short in many places, {| that purchasers are compelled to wait for the arrivals of | the new crop to obtain good selections. Nothing can prevent excessive speculations n this staple,but a liberal | supply. An abundant crop acts as avery grent check | upon the movements of speculators, as it prevent: measure any very important monopoly. ‘There is, how- ever, so much capital in this country and in Europe seek- ing employment, that the first chance to get up any spec" | ulation in this article, will be made use of; but at present | wo see very little prospect of making any profitable ope* rations out of the regular course. As regards the ex- | Old Stock 110% 103 Kxchnnge. 100 Mohawk RR 5) HarlemRR 150 265 Nor 30 +6m 61 & Wore RR “0 dy do Hons stonie dtoungton RR do ‘60 30 oO 20 190 0 p30 a0 do 106 Reading RR nn do | 2% | ow» ae eve bee , 10 2% do 26% 475 Long Island R % Vicksburg Bk . 15 — “ Ey lo bIO 84 100 do bio 200 Canton Co 40% 190 do 3:0 3) Howard io to ho loward r adc bei 30 Uties & . " Boara. 450 shas Morris C 200 Fu mers? Trust 33% 00 do Loog Ishiad 810 6 im do 50 Erie Rac 83) 3136 25 Nor & Wore 50 do 31h do 2 Stonigron RR Bai | 50 do 0% 30 do a | 90 Farmers’ Trust ae % dW 32 20 = do u «640 do 690 31 New Stooh Wxchange 300 sha: Farmers Tr Miq Ww Nor& Wore RR 70 | do btw 3 Ene <R mE IbY 00 do 810 My 2 do ay | 2% Canton Co 590 4054 25 Stouington RR bnw 3¥ | # i 9 4% 2 do bo 32 | 4054 100 Long Ieland RR 65% | 0% 0 do 53 65% | 1% 190 do 65 8 5 do 100 do. 69) 7 20 =~ do S10 65) Married, At Jamaica, L. 1, on the 11th i Macdonald THomrson, of this city. At Mount Holly, N. J., onthe 10th instant, by the Rev, George Y. Morehouse, Hon. Acexanorrn Hamsey, of Dauphin County, Pa, to Axsa Ean, daughter of Hon. \ Michael H. Jenks, of Newtows, Bucks County, Pa. jaughter of John Thompaon, kaq., fermerly There has beena g eat decrease in the | tent of the crop now coming in, all we can say is, that | there are so many contingencies, any one of which would make a material difference in the receipts, likely | to happen, that the whole wubject is a mere matter of opinion and speculation, and any estimate would be pre. mature. On the morning of the 12th instant, of consu: Hon. Brveaty Aten, of St. Le turday night, Angust 30tn. Hesolved, That’ was ma over and serio 30th, atthe fire in the Grn section. Resolved, ty all those who may require hi vices. icesolved, ‘That the proceedings 13 Ittre the thanks of this Com| ally aud collectively, be returned to his prompt aud skiltul atte.tion to jued on Saturday That while this Company feel most grateful to Dr. Boscwick for his sk Mal and kind attention to our brother member, we also tke this opportunity of recom nending hun in the New York Sua, Courrr and EB JOHN WILLIAM ASA BOG. mmitt-e on behuf of the Compiny. ouis, inthe 47th year pany, beth indivndue De. Homer Bostwick for Mr, John Mathews, who t, August s ski!) aud professional ser of this meeting be published suquirer, aud the Herald. M. GHOARTY, 8. REINS, | ART, INDEPE persous wh By by false pretence, or in aay oth ested to call at No 48 Ceutr theie loss, and thereby they” may property frm the Severment. ow ¥ S-pt. 12, 1845. N B—A is Who have trsussctions tion to the aby been committed will please give informa mentioued office. NDENT POLICE OFFICE, | No 48 Centre Street. & OTICE TO MERCHANTS AND TRADERS —All | hove b en swindled or who hay er traudolent 2 knowledge of fraudules 813 Ite Mi Diuner and Tea, a’ moi d see for yoursel) SACKED Br akfast, N. B tingu shed talent ion Tickets will be in readi &5 above mentioned 0. 88 Canal st HOLT’S COFFEE HOUSE REFRESHM A ‘0.125 Fulton street, Corner of Nassau. R. HOLT fate of Hlolt’s Hotel, respectfully informs numerous friends aud the pablic generally, that he has «upeced the above place, waere w Il RATORIO of the Seven Sleepers to be given inst, under the direction of day F.veoing, 24th i Hill. “The pruscipal solo parts by sou, Miss Wiudmujler, Mr Fraset The Performing Members of the Society are reque: attend the rehearsals to be held on Monday and W evenings of each week previous to the perlormance receive their tickets upon application to Mr. Geo Write | AND HOUSE OF INT, | | be served in good style, derate prices. vi Miss Northell, jeguin, i "Phe ade | ess for delivery on ei her of Nou-perfurming Mewhers | 813 lwe BROWN Sheetiogs ad shies reuce G, fadan Head ters, Ubkuvwns, way be hi the hove Fear Yord wide Sheetn; | batts, wicks, twine, warp, and wadding. Also best Southera | | Cotton Yar, Nos. 6 toll and 7 to 12 $13 1tr ESSRS. CLARKE & STb the pu lie to ther white and col of yood moral charscter. veceived, and contit B AMIRI 4 we Eveniug, SAWL SE. auciation. British TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS ll the known brands, both heavy aud fi Cabot A, Chicopee, D Merrim ck, nd floors of Nos. 18 aud 20 Ced or street, at hi OTICE. ‘eruper Du ne street, where they can hv servants of the fist class loved, Protestants aud others, o+ all desc ijtions, Messrs Clarke & Stevan ¢ curn their | since e thanks for the hind patronage they hve so | berall inne to serve the pu he at {44 Duane str No. 406 Broadway. Eon Moidsy at 10s) A. M.. 3g P.M iug, when a Sermon will be preac! ABURY, D. syle, and widsh ngs of ever | fie; Stark’ Mills, Laws | at _ manu eruveis prices, On alfa block | k8635 cents per yard. Also, | T. N. UNDERHI | 18 and 20 | lar st. AN, solicit the p-tronage of ce Jutelligence Office 9536 iy rt, 53 In’ CHURCH | he | Hector of the | Lt yo aud Eng'ish Resi s3itte ‘I tb given to the U vet Guy’s s13 Ite. OST 05 the 1th int, a dark receive the above reward. si3 ler lish letters. reed N. B.—Pawnbrokers are requ fered. Wo S13 ma Auy person returui PERSON to collect Adve taished.. A young man of duce wnexceptionable testmor coustaut employment, vat Ottice, 38 V $3,500 erty, A viberal imerest wil Post Oifice, addressed 10 “A tenwed to, 3 #19 Sat Mt" $900 REWARD. NHE, sbove reward wil re paid for the 0 RA*‘CIS DAVENPORT and_the re New Englany Baik Notes, with whi 7 $00 wil be paid for his arvest and detentiv b feet 9 inches high, florid com- irjupper terth decayed, d other quick about 3oy1 ess Office, 70 Wall street, street, Boston, or to the Subscriber DULLAKS KEWARKD. ever will setusa him to Wm. Hyrat, 38 Clinton Market, LOST OR STOLEN {ROM on boord the Great Western, 8. S., two large silver Soup Lailes, marked (on the handle) G. W. mold En . CRAWFORD, Steward. WANT! security will be given on personal pro- M1 be pad &A.C wi ting when and where an interview can be hi nk tlue eyen, ork, or 15 State JOHN WILSON, 25 Vernon street. Boston, red Sieer, 4 vews old. Who- WM. HiAT. ing the same will be suitably ested to stop the same if of- D. isements for a Paper well es- goud address, who con pro- good cherecter, can heve Mason & Tutile’s Adverti- 814. 30¢m note through the | be DaRccaahy ate i iHb Gi cure of Rheum w#ALVANIC RINGS ISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID. yer ed at Dr, CRISTIF’S NUINE an unequal atisin aud alt vor Office, 134 ce Straugers should be on their 8!3 Ittrh ectfally informs the weneral that he y at 437 Boadwi aud opens aud Steel Frames. he is parly knuwa by sivce the lastniue years, that b Pessous with werk 3 calles improving Short sighted per net, can also aperior quality all in want of his articles. £18 Intro assortment of Spectaclessand,Reading Giassesfin Gold, aiver, | i He would also remind the public his anvual visits to Saratoga Springs. science he \s enabled to determine the glosses suitable tor any k eyes can greatly beuefit and not strain through their high polish | SE, GERMANY. citizens of NewYork, and the s located himseif in this city, alarge and mo+t complete fo whom | knowledge ot the optica’ be. supplied with glasses iT arveular rts bikew solicits call. at : |. WISE, Optician, 437 Broad wa: © new gl the patronage of | forming his friends and the Sept. 17:h. at the Clagse: will be fort | fice before the amount dae in own Academy will commence o1 taught DANCING ACADEMY. Broadway, Corner of Grand Street. MLE: & ROBERTSON has the honor of respectful ‘pstractions in all the different styles of t ul the Mazurka »nd Polka Quadrilles,) «il! ope . Days of Tuition, Wednesdays nd Sa oP. M5 A ructions given ty Payils aud Private Class- dences, or at Mr. R.’s, 62 Kighth Avenue, or slC 62 kighth Aveuue, where all the different branches wil be Public that his classes for gi: abuve accom: large Suloon attached to . M Geutiemen, & P ir La Polka ‘med from 6 to 7 for ferm the public that his up n Monday, September 22d, at 813 Lin* re MUSIC Yo. 425 Broapway auove Canat Srrei prof Gunar, Singing, Acco cintimues to teach Lidies and Geut Removen ro } vy, DUMSDAY, Prot ~ end Viol the above fash. any patel New Instrument city, on | Fetory city references given on application, Always ot home at3 velock PB it 7 in the 8, Ke, at their residence terms much reduced. Bu evens 13.3tre K&Y TO NPE Undersigned, Professor of Music, has obtained from » iderable ns mber of his Pupils on the Piano Forte (be most respectable class 1m the community,) a certitieste that con they rei ime, and easier manner, the kuow- in Masic, and how to y from his new uted book called the Key to Music. He con't nues to RY on the Pino, an who may f vo hon wath th m will piease lenve aeard xt No 9 U x13 2w*re HAKPS So An Avis HANLEY, the ont Londen ad Pacis, ea'ls pal proved Fatest Doubie and Sin if di tgursh dm Onsery “SHARPS REPATR Chesapeske Bank, Bal OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN Coupons due Ist July, 1842, receive payment in this country. #12 3t Com. of Lom MISS E ROFESS: Lond York, to give ell the bateat fa din in Paris jomable and eley by Albert, Further particulars io future nd All romma Heald Office. C..tiOns at present ARTS. oO" PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined and ln*re treet, 2 doors from Brosdwvy. ‘Strives MARYLAND LOAN OFFILE, that if they apply at this of London is remitted, they can MLS: HARPS hony St., 3 Doors from Broadway. Payil of Sebastian Exord, ¢/ cate tion toh yek of Ln ‘Ae ton Ha ps. jueladi g hs Instrumeuts with Metallic Vie American Vi 3 Bocnst om private individuals of ke. s'2 im*re Itimore, 9th Sept. 1915 to the holders of Siecling IOHN 8. tor the 8) ‘TIN al 'INGS, vate af Maryland. nk New the month of September in nt Ball Room novelties, now rt. patronised by her improved Royal wertisements, addressed to Miss EF, alz Bteod No, 702 Broadway. £ | the ocean, AUCTION NOTICES. of | “4 UCTION NOTICE.—Jacob 8, Plu will sr | This Day C, Cameron enters 13 sttre wee John Anderson BOB VIX H Fulton Stre Naw THE Success which has attended the P a oprietor of th the more extr Je at an extreme! ‘The peculiarity of he establishme: rtm nts, as W ‘ash ov delivery,” relieved from tl ERTSON’S é | AT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, | et, betwe sun Street William and : rests of is Establishment, to introduc ty low price id exertio as well asin ant craftsmen of Broadway, aud fubjected to none of bse Inases which me the certain accom: pauiment of the “ergdit prineiiten” He is enabled to offer the different articles in his line at the following reduced rates i= Fiert Quality Nutria Fur, $3.50 Secoud do do 3 00 First do Moleskin. 300 ' Second do : Sate First Quality Cloth st 40 Second do vo. 1 00 dd do 5 #13. m*m SINE iA ‘CH BOOTS FOR $950. CITY MADE | y in other stores for 1d daar bi ye sold y they are equal tot Boots veuch imperial dres $5 made to order for $4 50, equal to those made in othe: BT, a of a e a par of dress Boots, wi getting them of us. M 112 Imis*re No 4 Ann d warranted to give sstisfuction, at | veoch imperial Boot and Shoe Manu- | the most fashiouable Boot and Shoe ity. Gentlemen that are in want of li find a saving of fifty per cent by | dig also dove in the store: . M. YOUNG & H. B. JONES, near Broadway, New York. TO LET—Asu: Diawing Roo’ bedrooms, wi eully ly and ‘of rooms consisting of a hand.ome jor on tie first floor, front and tries and wardrobes) conveni- th. cany dfor a large family, tor the winter, all handseme- newly forais' ed, a private table, an all necess sry comforts at 111 Houstonstreet, second block east side from Broadway. Can be seen $12 lwere et any time after the 8h September. | FARM FOR SALE ON THE HUDSON RIVER. | The beautiful Fa ne and a kes psie, N This farm contains one Jand, ia high krafied fruit tree: chard of 1,300 tre duced fer r nursery of Messrs A.J, atl in perfect condition. The House i renr, containing twelve r folding doors. ‘The Baru and Carringe with stables fi cellent well of water und notexpored oavached id red three years: rses and eat rm and Residence of the subscriber, A gareE mies south of the village of Pough- | hundred and three acres of first rate with & L Wise uumber of Juding a Peach Or- ago, 80 of which pro- he trees we ¢ all’ sevected from the Dowuing & Co., Newburgh, aud are is square built, with gallery in front, two stories | bigh, with attic, and dining room aid kitchen sttched i ou ms, the parlors communicating Hor is one of the best in the county, the basement, wi han ex- so that cattle and forses are Jer cove. in cold Weather. a first rate Stercorary for the collection and preservation «f mauuie, builtof brick and stone, with brick da yumy. aco ta r with three ge and. a fine led e cont "ithe above premises. a eight acres, commandin miles odj .crnt omfortale new Lodge or Farmer's re- | e from the Maw f water, ice house, House, to- te 00) re beautifully situated in a lawn of | zn fine view of the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie, Catskill Mountaihs, andthe couutry for many | Thursday, and ‘A postion of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgeze, at 6 per cent. ‘Any further 1uformaion ean be hed NATHAN COLEMAN COLEMAN & STE’ 87 Iwis me The subscriber offers for sale his Country Seat, situated by appt 5 on the pretises, oF to TSON, Astor Hous: New York. VK Salt. | ind ittle ‘Silver, Shrewsbury. New, Jersey, on South | ce_are abuadance of oysters, and of al) | hand game. ‘The prop rty coutaius mine veres of finely cultivated growad, orchard, in fine condition az2af out and rear, conta venient, with will be sold low for cash, to his basiness'in the | prevvises, or at 58 Reed st., New 85 6,13. 41h toes on the pret The house is 48 ining 14 rooms, every two cellars, larg. barn ceutlemen’s residence or a pri nbaot daily from the city ym Catherine market, about a shout 6 miles from the cele- ranch, and iu the welghvorhood of ises will be sold if required. It As the owier is compelled to attend ity, APwly to the subscriber on the or JOSEPH A. JACKSON. apple and p ach | h pie ng Bi ON and 5 30 mori oe Hat to ‘lem, and \he will be discontinued. Hall wil: ranto Harlem ‘ALM, , at7 13 A.M NOTICE. after Weduesday the 17th inst,, the train will leave the eity at 6 o’cluck, Williams’ Bride City us’ Bridge tat 720 P.M train from Wil Th 6 o'clock evening train from City and Morrisianna city. 813 St*r OPPOSITI OR NEW HAVE Haven 7) cents; uj new steamer BUFFA Te clock. Rewiring days at io P.M. $175. 4 selves from the impositie torted from them them t For freight o° passage apply to Jon Ball, 101 Barclay street, | and J_C, Purber, New THE FO CONEY Se FERRY COMPANY Pike st a Zboat LOLAS, Cart Richard Yates, wil leave : 9h A. M., 124g P.M and 3% P.M. Leave Pier No.1, E- R., 10 A.M ,'t d's P.M. Leave Coney Island, 1035 A. M., 24 P.M. ‘and’6 POM. ‘The above Boat will ind st’ Kort Hamilton exc way. Fare 1234 cetts NOTICE—FOR NEW HAVEN. FARE FIFTY CENT THE Steamer HERO will leave from Peck ae Pron ou Lucsdoy, 16th, al 513 Iter THE ning between Greenport and Providencs,will | LS Barelay st (south side) every Monday and Passengers at Harford w Lekets through to New York at the Athev.um Hotel. The public now has an ‘opporunity to. protect them- Shp, rast River, om Monday oth, at half-pust 6 0°clock IN. AND HARTFORD.—Fare to New d down $'; to Harford $1.75. The. Cayt Hancox, will leave the foot of lay morning at on the some will Jeave w Procure their Fore on of the monop-ly line,which has ex- he wr just fare of $1 50 to New Haven. aven. 8133 is*re T HAMILTON AND SS ptember lith,from Bast River, the steam- Ypecmning, Sept. ‘he New Cham- it halt-past 7 o'clock. Fare 50 cents. Steamer NEW HAVEN, now mun- | ~ be withdrawn until Wednesday next forthe purtove of Utting her up for a night boat on the same route. saiiwr CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK BAY. THE substantial steamboat WAVE, will | Sagem the above exeursion on Sanday,’ tith | inst. by leaving the Pie east Ri 2'q weld k, B. s1.,landing passengers at C a and Fort Hamilton, givin vsseugers a fine view of all the | Fortifications and the Lig! tt lowees. Fare, for the excarsion, only 25 cents, 812 Qtis*re FOR BELIZE—HONDURAS—Bark JOHN ite TEXAS AND PACKETS, BETWEEN NEW "ORK AND GALV, TH Sobscril ers have established a rey of Packets becw een New York a sail from each j ort on the first day of MPIRE, Caprr in Baxter, to ember next, and rom Gi EPUBL is follows, the Brig ist Sep Che Sip STARR New York Ist October ber next. t Brg € few Work ist xt. The Sng MARY, Ca Int December next, an nd mn regnl re all secommosat divert sed, rates Will Galveston, tive, and al i its being regula cousigued t jon, Bor tie: alvest EN OF OUT LOUD. | GENTLEMEN | NISHING GOODS, ge. Fe. UST RECEIVED, « J Scotch Lambs Wool Shits, Shoulder Braces, ‘do Metin do Scotch Lambs Wool Drawers, English do Merino do Ame nde do it do do | 7 do Robes Cotton Sy Hose, ned Cloves, Merino * Glove: Lambs Woot, nv Coll ts, Busom Mouey Belts, Hussian do Pistol do ‘Also, every variety of Suspender to b ny of the =bove ave of large size, suitable for ont size men, All | will be sold wholesale and retail, cheap, by son knowi to the writer, by informin him to forward it to, her. R. GARDNER, J despatch for the above a Passage only, having superior secommodations, apply to antain on board, Pier 8 bast River, oF 19 | B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, to November next, and from Galveston Ist Jana ut . are ably commanded, will take ireight aud passengers at the lowest | short m Hendley and Co. will he the establish and give efficient attention to the other business directed to thes iberal advances on cons gaments. Goods directed to the care of the Subscribers, will be regu: | larly forwarded, free from commissiun, aly on Lighters at Galveston to trauship cargo from thence. the care of ; ROWER k NELSON, No ak IT 18 SPOKEN art, as follows, viz — james Pederson, master, rt AL_XANDRE, 28 South st. | NEW YORK LINE OF STON. Line | Galveston, to | each month, | 1 from New York aiveston 1at November next aptain Moss, to sail from uext, and from Galveston ist Decem- ail trom ain Norris, to sail from New York from Galveston Ist February next, succession. of superior class, having five eabdin e | with \M AMUSEMENTS. 6 concinde wit RAYMOND Don Ravmond ‘Theodore. +... MR_ HAMBLIN ‘The popular Tragedian, is eng+ged SF Lower Boxes 50 cents: Serand ent Pivand Gallery, 12 ce Doors will open at a quarter be Great’ Musical Saturday Hvening, Septe Altract eon 2. clock, a luce sasoptiment of a1 and alver W atch PARK THEATRE. ins w' taker 3 is | ee ry, Diamonds, ke , ‘of the stock of a hous+ —- this sapenlne ah oR ee ee ahd Coraoiees ce pitieeey | dodlnbecl best ote alnt ly aetst efis Bealls Agee | LAST APPEARANCE OF ice of Watch Mat rials, Aso, a cous guinent of French | =-.R AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN. J. Stewart, No. 187 Greene street. | Giedowet rsielee’, iter 8 OONe ERE ae | . th instant, afteran illness of | Sale Gold Watch Slicles jewelled, Jobea’u maker” Fr fall Saturday Kvening, September 13th, Ci Marto ‘Txewon, eldest | parti wars see Comrier nnd kr qui s3 itm ‘The pertormanes, will: gommmenoe mith the Comedy of daughter of Dr. John and Catharine L. ‘reno, in the | ERD | he Stmnger _ TRE STRANGER Ryn th year of her UCTION NOTICE —1 xt 100 lock, | airs C The friends and nequaintences of the fumily, are re- | A trace the Focsitars ofn hantiy oie Will eect ae Baron ttt aunt Wintersea, Mr Bland spectfully requested :o attend the funeral, to-morrow af- — prislag dre ing aud bedroom Buyeaus, Sofas. F and Stes and | Mr Solomon, 8 | Peter, Fisher ternoon et 4o’clock, from the residence of her father, | work Thies, carddo, marble top enclosed Wash Stand, ma | Francis, Barry | Tobias, Fleming No. 4 College Place. | egany Rockers, Freueh ipehresny, Regerced, Polliests Hair, Countess Wintersen, ila Abbot vm aitrasses sunhoweny sud maple Chairs, Cribs, Wardrobes, ‘Aunatt * Mrs Wilkins ro the Ith instant, Lucixpe E., wife of Augustus | tue, Crockery, Koives and Fogks, Castors’ | omen ep re Po gh og Mollmann. { we, and kitchen Furniture. Also, one Mititary | oc nm lude with c tanec tfully invited | t aie Neen thi Bieecen tee 1h tanant si le’r Duke Aranz2 HE HONEY MOON, 19 al n My oni —== . sereeeread x at o'clock, from her late residence, Wickof! street, Julisnas css Mrs Charles Kean | South Brookiyn, third door from Smith street | Jreaues, Aj Big (ie and, Me Dyott N B.—Carriges will be in readiness at St. John’s { }Count Monta! Bland | Balthazer, leming on Hudson street, at 3 o'clock. | | Joimue Mee Abort = EE f | Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 ceuts; Gallery, | TEAMER CALEDONIA FROM BOSTON ~The Mail | 1: OoSeY cause ofelon’ss endl hie Custaia will rontpeosientoses “S for tie above Steamer will be closed at this Office o: | half-past7 'eloe Horna atts BM Postge on all eters must be prepaid | BAe 9 = | aclge uf limited wumber of Season Tickets may be obtained to Boston Letters, of » ouuce or uuder, 5 cents; auc ONDAY, September 1th, a Purse and Stake for $500 wil | & ice. | ach addiioual ha.f ousee 5 * T aa y a wi i> -E T! 3 7 “cairn he oe" Geiser a worms, ew | MUcameon tye She fs m'Wee ee i i Meeting of the Members of Buuker Hil Pipe ragive P Hane bin Pevtow day Evening, Se 1 A Cmpny, No. Bb held ac the Engine ftouse ou thursday Wm. Wheelan | i'm Fairy Queen Re nth) eee ee Evening, Sept. dth, 1819, it Was on motion, HL. Woodruff sso.-b m Aggy Down | KRICHARD III Reso ¥-d, a Committee be appointed to draft resolu | Immediately after— | a 1. .-Mr JR Scott tons expressive of the kind and prompt attention of Dr. Hom A Purse of $50, unle heuts, best 3 in 5, in harness. iLL. Davenport | i B ck, oi Chambers sueet, towerds Mr. Johu Mathews H, Jones enters... . «+ berg Newburgh one of the Mem vers, who was ruuover by the kagine on Sa- Whwelan enters. h Guibert Madiso. Mrs ) Mrs Stuckuey for six nig) Third Tiers, 25 cts.; e curtain will rise at | half-past7. CASTLE GANDEN, Se-Admission 25 Cents..o% Fropsintorn... _. Messrs, Frenen ead Noiser ton ! mber 13th, The pertomings qobomce with Parody, Banjo : Ole Bull and Di Away down ia the Count Original 7” korermis: ments. morumas will b ‘The range of splendid After which, PART II. Irish Story and Ji Comic Air... Life by, the Galley Fire My Old Ded... The dew on the Lucy Long Exuavagauza and I’ On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of mittance 1234 cents. (7 Deors open as half-past 6 o’eloek. mence at to’elock. @ sie Saturday Kve 8 F: MR. NICKINS The performan the O ‘To be totlo THE Gi in pn ot H, UF lntermi To covelude with the Face of HOW TO PAY T Mrs Conscience Kitty. Lucy blowha d. Miker. fered tars Selock. The Books of the French Ope: lation, for sale at the teket offic Nights of the Freuch © Friday ie Tickets (Private Boxes $5 exc LP" Au eMeent Pouce mul always be ala good order aud ket 7 ra. with @ ce. | ompany—Monday, Wednesday, Hardwtck. alt av Hour .,D Gardiner W_ Whitlock ¢ open for inspeetion .C White ~Gardiner [B Williams D Gardi Sacred Music.—Ad- | Perlormanse to rom "S GARDES Kvening. Seprember 13th, IT OF ON. s will commence at 7 o'clock, with verture to the Overa of Actwon owed by the Comedy of N-EVED MONSE: R, 3 literal Englishtrans Pity Cents.£0 In Attendanee to mnry out q tle disnosed of } pall improper perss | _A.itmuted number of Reason Pirkei CHESNUY STREET W.E Bunton .... BENEFIT A TMBALICE. and ManaGer. D LAST NIGHT OF MR. HACKETT’S ENGAGEMENT. Saturday Evening, September 13th, The performance will commence, with RIP VAN WIN. KLE—Rip, Mr Hackett; Brown, Thayer; Alice, Mrs WH | Smith | After which MONSIEUR | Mackett, Pranklid, Di nie, Mrs Dune. | Tocinelude with the Farce of PET! White, Mr Owens; Major Pepper, ( a 3 Nathan Ba Smith flonday Mr and Mrs Charles Kean MALLET—Mor jieur Mal'et. ter, Mr Greene, ) ER WHIT) ¥ Barietes M Peter White, wil! appear. Mrs W i Ond | PHILADELPHIA. | Stace, Manager... s lay Evening, Sep jaturd: The Per Mr Wood; Widow J Mis Burke. | Dancing by Masters Woed and M | To conclude with TRE FORES Bi M sc 3 dry, Wood; Ber Mrs Burke Hi ARCH STREET THEATRE. H.E. Brevens iember 13th, will commence with BILL JONES—Bill Jones, sry Jones. Stevens; Larry Longstory, Burke: Carline. ONDY—Capt. Aubri rtraud, Burke; Elvi, HF. Party of lowas now encamped ne 1D iisaketcwitrennth ees ys lo | the head C n the Lowa nation, aud evlebrated War Chie! cr company the paity. ‘This isthe pa ty that were introduced King of the French during thear visit to Wi bach day during stay Py, will © | about 3% o'clock, P “THE IOWAS AT HOBOKEN. arthe Arlantic Hotel, wger. White Cloud, Walking Ran, the f,as we'las Blister Feet, the great Medi- to His Majesty the rance Kive several of their open fields, commencing 813 3tis*r dances, games, war ng &e., in tl TON THEAT, | CHARLE FEW above Establisnment by app! he ence, 22 North Moore street, i GRE HIBITIN 13, 410 Broadway, the Skele or Great Sea Serpeut, measur ¢ 7,500 Ibs; the most comp | erentest woauer Of the animal creation | large an ¢ painting of che near Buenos Ayres, with some natural creation was recently discovered by inany, duriug a geolog AIM. to 10 BM. Admicta sil 3.*me nee 25 ceut NSIVE HE Undersigned would respectfully i to cover t ene 15th October, whicn will co: Exere:se coutained 11 kid, together with ring, . upou the faet, that no exertions or peu jive and desirable lustitution of the kind farther particulars hereafter. JAMES T. : HENRY L. New York, Sept, 11th, 1815, DANCING 74 Leonany Sr West Side *LLE, PAULINE DESJARDINS forming the public that r Mille. P. ACA by Sep the dij ht most Among them the new Qu the Waltz Pollen, aud all style c¥ Dances the Polacea, Mazurka, Cac Mille PD. will x sivate Ly formed "7 Me. Boarding Schools. other classes will be be attended to at any time. ~~ PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers Street. bI | punctually as } id ts at frases oF the | also make | And Shippers ovay | Hendley and Co., | riy forwarded, according to instruc otatrent Naw Vork fall assortment of the above goods in Jet Silk Ew ke. Ke. found in the city, ma. uM Fequesting led in this city about five ince wen married. The letter was me pablished in the Tribune onthe 18 Src | there intes v. Ke. apply on the premises. Letters must be pos.-paid and directed Opera Hous: 88 lwr rc ey lus aching he P KE, 5. 0. ‘ompetent Musicians can obtain situations for the ‘ing to the Subscriber, at his etween the hones of 10 and Ww. FORBES. fA SERPENT. NG, for the first time, at the APOLLO tou o! the Moustrous ing 114 feet in length plete skeletow of the ret discovered. Also, | x ui amor | found near St Louis, and the great Mylodon, or Sloth, curiosities from the Western country. ‘This proudest. monument of all animal Ir. research in Alabama A.C Keck, of Ger Opeu from children 1249 cents. GYMNASIUM. inform the Public that of eree 10a in the vicinity. of he renee tloor of an acing Spare ‘Puolic can rely se will be spared in | the arrangementof the numeious modes of exercise and ac- | ‘ommodation of the various rooms, to make it che most exten- | in this country. Due will have | notice will be given of the time of receiving Subscriptions,aad HATFIELD, Proprietor. . TWIG ii }GS, Director. sli 3t*re MY. of Broalway. bas the honor of in: lucha, ven in privat holars, aod will 89 Im*re ther with the y west or fora terms, i Nfs} a as regan ‘all cases from a distance | Chambers st. ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, MONTREAL. will be ready for a my « posed oa (Fi ineutsin the se3 Im rre nlimited Theatrieas ber der the SELECT FRENCH CLAS "UK OUNG LADIES, 211 Bleecker street. A ADEMOISELLE Dé JANON has her friends aud the puolic tha. her # the honor to inform ch Morning Class \ for Young Ladies will be re-opeued on the 16th of this month, at half past 11 o'clock. turday For particulars apply to Madamselle d street. from 19 to 12 o'clock 7 Lessons at the same hour every Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Sa- Janon, 211 Bleecker 9, 11, 12, 1961" Fre G. B. CLARKE. wAR Fi Lrox, 132 Wei Teasons fi ight at the lowest 2d system of sel 3d—Many years experience in business. 4th—Being satished with small profits. A discerning pul rest BEC FASHIONABLE, TAILOR AND DRAPER, ‘Opposite the new cash prices and paid | ling for cash only. vs lie, therefore, eam at once perceive that it is hment. and respectable con: mon both in thiseity and in Brooklyn, in proof of the style and fi- wish of his Splendid Ereneh Cloth Dress Coats Sidto $20, $20 ‘ if Office Coats and all oth mans decsnat equally Teasonable prices. ade to measure from icles of | gage wagons of the brethren of 1 ‘found | sll | Mr.and Mrs. Kean commence an engageme! | do, 76}. $1000 Ches. & Del. Cunal Loan 784; $1 ‘LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY LAST MV KNING'S MALL, ‘Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald. Wasuineton, Sept. 11, 1845. _ Order, and a qu’et approaching stegnation, reign in the Federal City. The passage through (with a halt for a menl) of an increased lot of travellers, | however, gives something of life to the hotels, Camp meeting broke up to-day, four miles off. Rockwell and Stone’s citons igoa and the lug- he camp, were al mixed up together this morning on the Avenue. It was a queer scene. To-morrow, the old defenders of Balumore, 1814, pay usa visit. The Washington and Baltimore Railroad Company have reduced their fare to $1 50—a round dollar saved upon the charges of last winter. We are laid over to-day, hence the brevity. Bactisone, Sept. 12, 1845, Anniversary of the Battle of North Point—"Straw Bail” — The Whig Nominations—A Fracas, $c. To-day is the anniversary of the Battle of North Point, and as J write the drums are beating, cannons firing, and flags flying in every direction, with as much of a display of patriotic emotion as if it were the anniversary of “American Independence.” The ‘Surviving Defenders of Baltimore,” nu nbering about three hundred, are mov- | ing towards their place of meeting, with crape on their | arms in respect to the memory of the late President of their Association, and cockades on their hats, in anticipa- tion of a most pleasing reception at Washington, where they are to spend the day as the guests of the people, and of their “brethren in arms” now resident in that city. ‘The weather is most prepitious for their trip, and a day of honor and enjoyment awaits them. We have very few “‘straw bail” cases in this city, but they might as well be “straw,” considering the fact that the bonds given are never sued out in case of the escape of the prisoner. A case of this kind was tried yesterdxy, how: and most signally failed. A noted burgler, now awaiting trial, was yesterday brought out on e writ | of habeas corpus for the purpose of giving bail, and a per. | Son was presented, who stated that he was worth $1000 over and above his debts. Jacob Cook, of the firm of Zell, Ridgley & Cook being in court, requested to be called as a witness, when he testified that the man offer- ing bail had been, within a few ye an inmate of the Penitentiary, Jail, and Almshouse. The prisoner was of course remanded The Hon. John P. Kennedy accepted the whig nomi- | nation for Congress from this district, at an enthusiastic | meeting convened for the purpose of receiving his an- | swer last night. Three of the five delegates nominated | for the Legislature, however, decli Ex-President igor and lady arrived in this city last evening and will remain two or three days. They a pear to be im excellent health and spirits, 28 who would not be at his age with so glorious a_young wife, and the knowledge that he has added two more stars to ti Union, and nearly set whole civilized world by the ars. The truth is he is “born to good luck,” as the par | ty he gees with always succeeds, and if my whig friends expect to prosper a@ the next Presidential campaign they | had better draw him back to the fold again. even if hedis show his teeth in 1340. Next to General Jackson he it the most successful politician that the country has eve known. If we should want Canada, California, or Mexi co, to enable us to enlarge “the area of freedom,” or the ions and work shops, all that isite to success is to secure the co-operation resident Tyler, and the matter will be speedily extent of our cotton pla will be requi of Ex; i ‘O11 Defenders are now marching to the railroad depot, with a splendid banner presented to them by the ladies this morning, end about adozen old torn fiege which were on the battle ground on the memorable 121 of September. They merch under the music of whet remains ef the band in service at North Point. At took place at Barnum’s on Wednesday night, between George R. Richardson, E«q , the Attorney Gen- ersl, and ason of the Hon Jobn Nelson, the latter being drunk. The latter pas ed him several times, calling him a‘damn star-chamber” son of frailty, when the former finally. getting out of patience, stiuck him a few blows | with Telight caue,ou which he moved off, as quietly as 1 saw Kendall lamb. f the Pir ayvne, in this city yesterday He is just recovering from a severe spell of sicknss, and is on his way to New York. Pricavecenta, Sept. 12, 1845. ‘The weather for the last few days has been delightful and the fact tells with great force upon the business of ° our city. Every body seems to be deeply engoged in their repective avocations, merchandise is being packed up for transportation west, mechanics seem to be fully employed, and almost every face wears a business like | and contented aspect. | The Whig city and county conference, nominated | their candidates for the State House row yesterday. A | stronger ticket never was put upoa the course, end it | affords an idea of the wisdom, and extraordinary oner- gy put forth by the Whig party, in retrieving theirdis- aster of 1844. The following are the candidutes : Coun- ty Treasurer, Penrose Ash, of Southwark, one of the “| most popular and urbane gentlemen inthe county. Pro- thonotary of the District Court, Edward C. Dale, of the | city proper, son of old Commodore Dale, and a man | whose gentlemanly deportment, and kind and obliging disposition has made him immensely popular. Both these gentlemen are the lees incumbents, they being | the only Whigs elected at the last election for these | offices. “ Coroner, David Rutter, M. D of Southwark, a physician of high standing, and one will poll more | Yotes for the Whig party than any man the | could have nominated. Register of Wills, Robert T. Conrad of this city. The tame of Judge Conrad asan author belongs to the whole Union, and his genius | needs nocomniendation from me. ‘The tragedy of Jack | Cade, which displays the histrionic powers of Forrest to such advantage, is familiar to the citizens both of New | York and Philadelphia. As a man he is amiable and | gentlemanly, and he commands the esteem and affection of all onr citizens. Recorder of Deeds, Franklin Corn- by, of Byberry township, a gentleman of acknowl respectabillty. Clerk of Quarter Sessions, James Clark, of Kensington ; I don’t know him. Clerk of Orphan's | Court, Henry 8. Mallory, of Germantown. Capt. Mallo- ry commanded two pieces of artillery at the battle of Queen street, where he hed the pompon of his cap shot away, and he distinguished himself by his soldierly dar- ing. He is a gentleman of high c! rics, otra agricultural pursuits, as also is Mr. Cowley. Prothono- | tary of the Common Pleas, William F. Boone, of the city, formerly a member of the Legislature, and a law- | yer of character and standing. County Commissioner, John Gilder, of Unincorporated Northern Liberties ; I don't know him, Auditor, Tomas W. Duffield, of Ox- ford township, a young lawye: belonging to an old and respectable ‘family ot rani , hinn @ po whig, | h at his profession. A better nom- | nation but he does not do muc ight have been mad This is the ticket, and place it, beside the others that have been formed, confirms me more and more in the | opinions | have before expressed, that it will receive the ative vote, whilethe Whigs will give a support to the | Native legislative nominations. Sore of our firemen could not let the poll pass over without indulging in a little of their customary amuse- ments. A riot took place between two rival companies in the southern districts last night, and this morning a still more serious outbreak occurred in the city proper between two of the companies of the northern districts. In this latter mel ie police wi drjven off, and officer Alexand 2 | and cut in the most shocking mann¢ The officers, | however, returned to the charge with a re-inforcement and captured seven of the rioters, who were taken be- fore the Mayor and committed to answer, were trans- ferred to the dock of Quarter Sessions, where biils were sent upto the grand jury and were found against ti ey will be tried on Monday, and in the mean tim were committed in cefault of $5,000 bail. out against all the other rioters, and there will be great work for some days to come, and considerable consterna- tion among the rowdies. The two theatres in operation, the Arch and Chi are doing an excellent business. Hackett der at the latter place, and tas made himself highly people are | Drury on Monday next, and our play-goinj pone | on tip toe of expectation, Burton is Teenagiay well, and will douhtloss reap @ rich harv 4 here wes consideiable activity at the stock-hoards to- day, and sales were heavier than for some time past.— Prices, however, with the Srp bgt of State 5’s, Wil- ad and Grand Bank, and Texas not Pennsylvania 5's reached 7 which they closed firm. Tne efforts made by the State Treasurer, and the growing belief that Pennsylvania hes resumed permanently, contributes to this result,and will rive the stock to par. All the sales reported are for in- vestment. Texas notes improved lon the last quote- tions, Sales of Stocks nt Philadelphia. Finst Boanp, Sept. 12.—400 shs Girard Bank 84; 600 Wilmington 15}; 900 do 15g; $500 State 6s cd $5000 State 6 ding Railroad Railroad 65}; £0 shs Mechanic: HAH $1000 do 769; $1300 do 763; 8 244; 6 Philada. & Tren 106; $7000 Sta rconD Boann.— $10,000 State 5's Railroad Bonde 6 ds 65; $5000 Texas To Bende's 0 15/1200 do do RW 104; 2500 do 8 ds 153; 125 Reading Kailrond 243; 5 Puilada & Trenton 106}; 200 U.S, Bank 54; 200 Girard Bank bo 5 ds 84; 17 Schuylkill Nay. #0 830; 15 do do 30, PHitaverruta, Sept. 19, 1866. I have just returned from a visit to New York city. When | cast my thoughts back, for a moment, upon things that arrested my attention, the Herald is the most prominent object within the range of my thoughts. Passing through the spacious halls of the hotels there, ifa servant is met taking a breakfast to a chamber, th Herald freshly folded, lies beside the coffee, os if fore sweetner. A southern brunette, a fair northern belle, and the anxious politician, are alike heard froma door ajar, calling for the Her he seated at the dining tuble, the following collo} quies were heard during the time of dining. “ What will be the action of the President, sir, on the war question” ‘Well, sir, | don’t know.” “ What does Bennett say about it?’ “ What sensation, sir, has the Rev. Dr. Tyng produced amongst you” “ Well, I don’t know, Madam, what does the Herald say” “Pray,