The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1845, Page 4

Beems i ted themselves to Mit Bulk, and theywetee by'her, referred to the dent.» Itasimpossible for ussoeay what par- fiom mene Tea ere, brought to bear in this case, and we do not believe that Mr. Gillet is a man to be trifled with, ‘but certain, it is, that the said C. was restored to an office notin Mr. Gillet’s depart- ment, but to an office in the Treasury building, (Mr. Gillet’s building,) in the office of Mr. Pleasant. | er. Apropos of Mr. Pleasanter? How long shall these things be? Although that we know you were neutral, yet, let us ask youis it nota jheartsore, does it not seem to you even, a kind of injustice, a sort of ingratitute to those men who have labared, to those who have expended their time, their money, their energy, and their talents, in’a cause which ‘was, to say the least, doubttul, We ask you, is it not uagrateful,—is it not one of those things, which ought, if possible, to be remedied, this forgoing of claimants by right and reason, in favor of those who have been and are, “ suck eggs.” Bavrimone, Sept. 15, 1845. Excitement about Mr. Gough—Extensive Pickpocketing— Missing Vessel Launch—A General Flare-up among the Methodists—Stock Board, Markets, §c. During yesterday there was quite an excitement amongst the temperance men as well as the anti-tempe- rance men, concerning the mysterious disappearance of John B. Gough. It was the subject of conversation and ridicule in every bar-room in the city, and was alluded | to by some of the temperance men at -their meetings in the afternoon. The general impression among all | cla , however, appears to be that it is another melan- choly instance of the weakness of human nature in re” | b; | dates leaned with anxiety against the tree boxes, and sisting temptation. On Friday night, aman named E, C. Davidson, of Ma- rion, Ohio, was robbed while at the theatre, he supposes, of a pocket-book, containing $7,000, consisting of four notes, each of $500, on the Mechanics’ Bank of this city; four of $100 each on the Chesapeake Bank; $2,700 in tes of $50 and $100 each ter County Bank of Pen: various banks in that vicinity. Mr. Davidson is adrover, and having disposed of a large drove of cattle, was on his way home. He did not miss his pocket-book until he returned home, when he found his pocket had been cut open and the book abstracted. No clue of the robbers has yet been discovered. Great fears are entertained here for the safety of the brig Henry P. Summer, Capt. Howland, who was last at Porto Cabello, bound for Baltimore. She has been out overtwo months, and no tidings have been received from her. Her officers and crew are nearly all Baltimoreans. On Saturday evening a fine brig called the Emma,” was launched from the ship yard of Messrs, Brown & Co. She is to be commanded by Capt. Staiford. The Rev.!. hreiber, pastor of the Catholic church of St. Vincent de Paul, is now lying at the point of death, from which there is no hope enie d of his recovery. He is the successor of the Rev. Mr. Gildea, who died about six months since. 3 Z The church blow up, which I mentioned some time since as in the course of fermentation at the Exeter street Methodist Episcopal Church, has finally broken out in print, The church is in charge of the Rey. Henry Sli- cer, formerly chaplain of the U. 8. House of Representa- tives, and gue of the most powerful ministers attached to thechurch. The anti-Slicer party have now come out with a pamphlet containing all sorts of ugly charges against their preacher end lis brother,in which they also saeiaicta @ severe castigation to Samuel Kirk and Samuel Merryman, two gentlemen who have been hith- erto regarded as the “pillars of the church.” ‘The cause given for the quarrel is a difference of opinion with re- spect to church government, but the real cause is Henry Clay and James K. Pot The Rev. Mr. Slicer, who is one of the most rabid uncompromising locofocos that the Empire Club could produce, refused to receive a dona- tion at a missionary meeting to make Henry Clay a life member. This give great offence, as well as the lan- guage with which he accompanied the refusal, and caused a smothered feeling of indignation and animosi- ty among the pious and brotherly-loving friends of “Old Harry.” This feeling vented itself on the first opportunity which soon after occurred on a difference of opinion with respect to the power to give the use of the church to a Rev. gentleman from [’ttsburgh, who desired to preach & sermon and take up a collection to raise funds to re- build aburnt church. The pamphlet alluded to isa reli- gious c y. being written in a spirit which may be Supposed to animate the breasts of the devil's arch-angels rather than Christ's “‘chesen few” on earth. Mr. Slicer, because nature has bestowed on him a “ carrotty poll” is called a“ salamander,” and charged with delivering in- flammatory and slanderous speeches and sermons.— The conseqnence of all this is, that the ‘Old Town Meeting House,” which used to be consi- dered the direct gate to Heaven has been turned almost into a bear garden, and is now attendad by not one-tenth part of its former congregation. This church has al- ways been consiered the hardest to govern in the whole city, its official sbrethren being not only plentitully sup- plied with ignorance, but as strongly imbued with a spirit of stubbornness as a team of mules, and it was with forebodings of the result which is now witnessed that the appointment of so self-willed tyrannical a man as Henry Slicer was regarded by those who had hitherto studied their individual characters. Srock Boary.—There was a brisk demand for Balti- more 6’s at the stock board on Saturday, and large sales were made at 102). Maryland 6's closed at 79}. Puivapenrnta, Sept. 12, 1845. The Democratic System of Nominations—2 Sunday at “Pascal's,” and a Monday at “ Holohan’s.” Any one who has ever had the happiness to converse with a whole-souled democret, has had a good chance to be informed that democracy is the spirit of purity--that the practices of the party are as pure as its principles— and that the whole system is @ beautuful piece of ma- chivery, regularly and elegantly prepared, so that in every working and movement is to be seen virtue, hon. esty, candor and love—that every wireworker is a saint, and every candidate an angel of light. If the incredu- lous hearer should be disposed to doubt the truth of this assertion, and should wish proof of this astounding fact, let him contemplate the delegate system in all its beauty —and where can it be more effectually displayed, than by an observation of matters and things at those great fountain heads of party influence, the democratic greg- shops? those republican establishments, where locofoco statesmen discuss whiggery and whiskey—banks and | brandy—glory and gin—repudiation and rum—where the staggering patriot, steadying himself agaiust the bar, will give you a dissertation on the stability ot his princi les—or whilst recling around in search of something to Fold on by, will gravely assure you that the whig party is tottering to its fall—or finally, whilst measuring his size onthe floor, and sprawling ont his limbs at full leagth, will comfort himself with a hiccuping assertion, that “ truth crushed to earth will rise again’”—and that the spirit of democracy will be spread to the four corn- ers of the earth. Here, in these moral lazar houses, are saaually formed those tickets which the delegates are allowed, afterwards, to confirm: and here are consum- mated those unholy bargains, and nefarious contracts, by | which, year after year, the rank and file of the party have been coerced, under the ban of excommunication, to support, for the most important offices of this country, | a never-ending series of bad and incompetent men, who, by political huckstering, have been placed on the ticket, and crammed down the throats of the whole community Let us go into these houses for “publi: accommodation,” and with an unprejudiced eye take observation of the ‘‘carryings on” And first we will take a look at Capt. Pascal’s tavern, Moyamensing, on the Sunday before the day of nomination. Now many weak minded people Would suppose that the Sabbath is a very improper day upon which to negotiate political bargains; but there are “no Sabbaths in revolutionary times;” and when the country is in danger,” which is always the case ubout election times, and until the alarmists are made its pro- tectors, by filling its offices. Such bigotted narrow mind. edness as‘a reverence for the Sabbath, should be frown ed down; and at any rate such distractions should not be noticed by a party, one of whose prominent leaders as- serted, some time since, that the native American party was composed of “black mouthed Presbyterians, and red mouthed Methodists.” Accordingly, trom time im- has been a good old demociatic usage here. about, to settle the ticketon the Sunday before nomina- tion, at Pascal’s; and thither, on that day, about three weeks since, went candidates to bore, and conferees to be bored—each party sallying forth’ with an axe to grind.” Upon reaching the lower boundaries of the city Proper, the scene becaine at once animated and striking. he pious citizen was amazed to see the long lines of ‘anxious looking pedestrians, all hurrying the same way, which blocked his path, whilst the ignorant pleasure secker, after having got himself out of the gutter into which he had been knocked, by a furious onslaught of some hard driven vehicle, which flew down the street at 4 thundering rate, in endeavoring to discover the neces- sity for such violent haste, was astonished to see that the conveyance which had done the mischief, contained two or more individuals,whose names he remembered to have seen inthe papers of the day before, as candidates for sundry public offices, having been induced to offer their es therefor, ‘at the solicitation of many and friends.” On reaching the tavern, the still livelier. Long trains of gigs, buggies, rockaways gabs and ommibusser, radiated from the house, along the different streets, to the four points ot the compass) 4 excited in heated discussion upon the pavement thut business of pith and moment was being ti ind there transacted. Upon entering the astounded by the variety of the and confounded by the variety of the smells, From the door to the bar, a distance of abont twelve feet, extended a dense mass of human beings, in an apparently high state of agitation—some anxious for offices, others anxious for rum ; here a candidate holding two delegates, eachy a button, wa! stilling into the: minds a Knowledge of his peculiar fitness to serve his country by the vileness ef his tongue, and there another candidate with two more delegates at the “ bar,” ex- Pected to convince them of his merits through the * oili ness” of the whiskey. Inone corner an anxious borer ring to a delegate the virtues of his friend—the ene; atl in the other corner another borer argued 3 iy rf oy tus yuties of his friend—the brand, din could be tions, and all sorts of oaths, tach an Tree Ss ne, by g—d”—" Andy M Kingston the iat x randy and sugars all roun ne . moerat in the county than Bill Boyce” "4h" Pra boy, how are you ?—you’r in the conference yuan, take a drink, T want to talk to you about thee thee lor”—"" The city must have ths Commie me if she must n’t™—“If you'll vote formy man ey” vote for your man for Auditor" bick fag, ought to be County Treasurer, was n't he defeated ty. that bloody Hugh Clark before ?—" Who tho het a. bo pan for mineral water, we don’t drink that stuff in Lon crow * If you'll appoint my brother-in law Chief Gonie bas t you nominated for the D; ". Con ere’s a snifter for the ticket with Bunti for Coroner, and nobody else”—whilat over the creat Moated a dense eitluvia proceeding from bad breuths, became that the mother ot \the-said C., together | strong rum, and rank cigars ; overcome with which the tickened spectator wat gla to retreat into the yard ¢ . We quote to-day enn. 7} «ects; Ohio and Western cheese generally 6a New York State 707} ; Eastern here the strangeness of the transition from the noise and 6} cts. riot of the bar room to the quiet and comparative Cor re- ness per the garden was marvellous, The immense | sent for this season of the year than it has been for the sure, taking in the greater portion of a square, was almost densely pack: squads of “dyed in low and earnest con' exceptions,) who panted to benefit himself and his coun- ‘3 ae ten years. 7 Cyc hep to the stocks ith little groups, ts, and in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore a demoorete,” all e edin Ourstock consists of 9,000 bags Rio, inclu acargo ation. Here was to ae Po py tesey: 1000 do man, oe 4 2500 do gree: 5 2500 le almost every candidate ines were one or two honorable pol pl sey! Para = odewes 1 ing very frm. try, and here was to be seen almost every conferee whoon We quote Rio at 7 to 8 cents, Laguayra 7j to 8, the morrow was to si | candidates urging themselves and as strongly urged by others, whose chief qualifications were that they kept taverns and sold rum to the democracy ; ai candidates whose qualifications wi eps | good, they having drunk much rum for the good of the lemocratic cause ; and here in these groups were now being consumated every description of party knavery, which in this country disgraces the political dictionary. Here were gerry-mandering, wire-pulling, and log-roll- ing—here were purchasing, selling, and swapping—here wero slandering, back-biting and lying—here were de- nxiety was to be seen in ceit, bribery, and corruption let) evety face, business iu each eye. The serious device of one of the candidates, who had a table set out with decanters of brandy, and the moment a new con- feree entered the yard he would rush out and accost him —* Ab, Jones; how are you—hav’nt seen you since this time last year—stop up ‘und take something to drink.” And so it Went on all that Sabbath day until dark night, when borers and borees left for their respective homes, the contracts being oll made, and the ticket fixed for the morrow. ‘ About 9 o'clock the next day, (Monday,) the increasing only reli density of the crowd around ihe court house where the | conference t, and the frequency of the demand upon Holahan’s bar-keeper, for “ brandy cock- tails and’gin slings,” would have easily satisfied any one ived “ important day, | stock of all 1 sesocimin eer serge eres iprstagn meg boxes Cuba.) We quote Porto Rico 7} to 8}, St Croix 8 to 9, brown Havanas 9 to 9}, white Havanas 10} to 11, white Brazils 9}c. ig With the fate of Cato” and of Rum. Here candi- there candidates’ friends leaned with equal anxiety against the railings ; impatience was inevery face, and @ cigar inevery mouth. In commenced, and the agitation of the crowd became more visible. Now the announcement of the first balloting is brought out by some obliging confere there is a grand rush of oftice-hunters to the fortunate possessor of the news, for the purpose of hearing the re- sult. Ah! here come the conferees in a body, the ballot is over sure enough, and now candidates and’ delegates adjourn to “Jem Brown’s” and i Jake Mayer's,” and negotiate and bargain for the settlement of the second ballot. Now, indeed, there is great anxiety. No one can tell what may be the result of the next vote, the iow- est candidate on the list may, perhaps, be the lucky no- minee, and accordingly a life and death struggle is going on between the borers for the vote of each delegate.,Bran- ty is poured outtreely, and the purses of the office- hunters, Which in the morning were stuffed with specie, begin to collapse and shrink in consequence of the great exertions of their owners for the success of the cause. At last the happy recipient of the confidence of the party is announced, and the excited mob quickly forgetting their friends, just defeated, are soon plunged into labors and plottings for the success of their respective candi- ful nominees, behold, he appears to be overcome with{the weight of the burden which has just been placed upon his shoulders, his step is very unsteady, he actually reels un- der the load of his coming importance; he fancies himself even now <doct to which he is tobe elected; at the contemplation he be- comes dizzy and quite faint, he must strengthen his nerves, and accordingly, as a medicine, he drinks brandy. course, cannot be expected to be extremely good; and therefore, one individual has been named jor the second | is #3 yet estimated price. No Guay groceries is limite and high prices. bbls. 8) a sje to the r which pervaded the assemb]: was a novel | Calves, and 568 ald per tierce; Flaxseed, $ son, as the Pemene high bri and immediately | portati New Orleans, w ring the ills of the community, in the office | 5,810 bales; exports sin | by spinners, 4,000 bales; taken on speculation, 3,000 bis. at sant dby i | Stock in city, 44,000 bale: lnot aoenionted By nak induences.ny. these, of | The market is at psasent quiet. The extent of the crop jud, nt upon him—h« mit 6 to 6}, green Java 9, white Java 12c; white is le elves and as strongly urged by. adveace, occasioned by the Circular of the Hea of the Treasury in regard to coffee arriving from Hol. . Coco, wt i all. Sales of St. Domin; ‘The stock here is small. Sales of 8 Deming . Business generally for fall, owiog to the short supplies Lanv— Without much change from our last quotation: kegs 8} a Sets. es—The stock here is large but the demand is Mou good. We quote Havana %7c; Porto Rico 27} to 30; St. Croix 30; New Orleans 29 to 34, Youx Cattey Manxer, Sept. 15.—At market, Beof .Cattle, 260 from the South ; 26 Cows and eep and Lambs, Beef cattle were much duller of sale, at lower rates, and we quote $4a5 7 for ordinary, and'$6 to $6 25a6 50 fo choice lots. Left over 200. ‘ows and Calves all soldat $14a26. Sheep and Lambs—The offering has been unusually lange, but prices are fully sustalued. We quote sheep | ariets a $325, and lambs ofc} a $2 60. Leftover 600. jay—A moderate supply at 7s 3d to 8s 3d, with sales at both rates. Siwos generally quiet, Clover, 8} a9: Timothy, $12 1 20 per bushel. ere in street is ample for the sea- limits the demand, The kinds of hhds. (about 13,000 hhds and 5,000 Svcans.—The sto ‘Tras—Considerable purchases have lately been made short time the ballotings | onjspeculation of black Teas, such as Congou, Pouchong and Souchong, at 16 to 20c; business is improving, occa- sioned by the very low prices and the loi on the im- of the article. Wats er—lr sh grain whiskey sells ot $1 90, malt $2 Scotch do 2 to 225; rye whiskey, in bbls, 23}c, drudge 23 cents. Cotton Trade. On Thursday, 4th instant, we received Liverpool dates to 19th ultimo, 'which had the tendency to inspire more tirroness on the part of holders, and the rates paid estab- lished an advance of one quarter cent, at which a fair business was done. The later ad from Liverpool to J ult. per steamer Great Western, which were receiv- ed on Wednesday morning, 10th instant, peing consider- ed unfavorable for a good dull, and the sales effected exhibit a decline of one quar- ter cent, which places pri 20th ult, yer Br harvest being a good one, considerable improvement in prices is looked for here, as ibe nocounts from the cotton | fc ae te p the a . | growing States continue unfavorable for a large yield.— | dates for the next office. Yonder is one of the success: “A fa aC eto tye ie komen otitat clown paar 2 rvest, our market has been again where they were on Much anxiety as felt for the advices coming nnia, now nearly de; and in the event of the 394,503 bales, cluding the receipts of Texas cotton at ‘h amount to 25,150 bales, making the total receipts at our shipping ports, 2,419,662 bales. ‘The salesfor the week ending sth instant, amount to 7,500 bales; for the week ending 13th instant, 5,060 bales. ‘The receipts at this port since the Ist instant, have been Ist instant, 3,723 bales; taken amount on sale, 6,000 bales. ‘The actual imports at all the ports best office in the peoples’ giit, whose strongest qualifica- | for the seasen, will, without doubt, vary a little from the tion appears to be that he keeps one tavern and owns an other—whilst the remaindes of the nominees, it would seem, were picked out spe most unfit men for the stations they are nameu for that can be found; a careful eye also being kept open | aids to see that they are the most noisy, and brawling of the | To Great Britain, ns. And this ticket, which has | pothouse class of pol been thus begotten in political sin, conceived in polit corruption, and brought forth in political infamy placed before the honest masses of the democratic party and not only their sutivages, but those of the indepen- dent voters of the city and county of Philadelphia, are unblushingly asked for its support! There never was a party whose theoretical ciples were more pure— Whose avowed doctrines Were more holy, and whore fundamental designs were more eunobling, than those of the democratic party. But there never was a party whose leaders were more base—whose every move- ment was mere corrupt, and whose whole system of tac- tics was more dishonorable than the same high party whose founders were Jefferson, Madison and Jackson. Puirapecenia, Sept. 15, 1845, A number of our military companies turned out to-day to escort into town the Harrisburg Rifle corps, arriving here ona visit, The day is fine, and everything fayorsa handsome display. I have seen one or two of the com- panies composing the escort, and they look well. The Court of Quarter Sessions was crowded to-day, in consequence of the interest felt inthe trial of some of our fire rioters. The crowd, however, was disappointed, | ‘or the trial was postponed. There is nothing of A portion of the crew of the U.S, brig Bainbridge, ar- rived at the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon, in the schooner lbert, fifty days from Bahia,bringing with them in irons, a number of the crew of the vessel, charged with piracy ee J engaged in the slave trade, Lieut. Walker, ofthe Bainbridge, has command, and he br the prisoners by authority of Mi. tye US ROBES to-da Babia. An examination is to be ha ay. Transactions in stocks were light tomy, and there was a slight falling off in prices, State fives receded {; Wilmington Railroad remains about the tarday Schuylkill Navigation fell off { on last quotations. Sales of Stocks at Boston. 15,shs Boston & Wor RR 116%; 22 3 2 do 107; 20 Portland, Saco & 76; 5 Western RRs; 01 do 11633; 4 Eastern IRR 107 petem nth RIC 075: jd 249: 150.L Island , 25 Nor & Wor RR 69%; S0do bolm 70; 450 Wil 1514; $2000 Massachnsets 4s 10334. Secoxp Boakp—i0 shs Concord RR 6534; 6 Western RR | 975; 20 do bod 973g; 200 Nor & Wor RR bolm 70. Bostox, September 14, 1845 Join B. Gough—Fire at South Boston—Hollis Street Church—Gubernatorial Nomination. ‘The fall of John B. Gough has given a very severe shock | to his friends and the friends of temperance in our city: | Deacon Grant, whose protege Gough was, seems to have taken it very much to heart, and probably feels somewhat selicondemned for having left him as he did. He is aman of so peculiar a temperament that it was unsafe to have suffered him to be alone, even fora short time. The story. of the drugged soda water, only finds credence with a fe paliatives for his fall, the tale of a man in the full pos, session of his senses being unable to have detected a trick of that kind is rather too apochryphal for belief. We had quite a serious fire at South Boston this morn- ing between 1 and 2 o'clock. The white-lead works, and three blocks of double dwelling houses, were en- tirely consumed, and several other rouses in the yicini- | ty, more or less damaged. The cause of the fire has not been ascertained, though it was currently believed this morning, that it was the work of an ineendiary. Boston has been exempted from fires of any consequence, during the last two or three weeks, and we began to hope that | we had got rid of them for the present, but this one has made avery respectable beginning, ani will be follow- ed up, most pro ably, by sundry others. Since the Hollis street church congregation have got clear of Mr. Pierpont, they have been at work refitting the interior of their building in fine style, and the re- pairs are now almost entirely completed. It makes a very handsome appearance and will be ready for use on the last Sunday in this month. The nomination of Isaac Davis, for Governor, does not exactly suit the Henshaw Greene faction, that portion of the unterrified being placed in the background: Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. 5—Vinsy Boann—$3000 State 5s 7634; 20 eh U « Tenn 58:2 Cam & Amboy KR M10. pds Srcoxp Boann—$2 000 State 5s sc 400 Ches & Del ( Wilmington RIC so3d Bauk 259; 11 Schuyiki 17534; 5000 do. 5d huylkill Nev shs 297 Gull bosd 744; 4 -—We are in- depted to the Philadelphia Chronicle for the follow- ing letter, from an officer on board the steam frigate Princeton, dated bx Prxsscota, Sept. 5, 1845. Tho United States ship Princeton, Commodore Freder- ick Engle, is now under way, steaming, bound for Ve- ra Cruz, She has Lieut. Biddle on board, as bearer despatches. This ship has been chosen inc of her ability to do business with despatch. vessels have mde, lately, very long winds in the gulf summer. ‘The Princeton arrived here from Philadelphia with coal bunkers full, and was ready to give battle to anenemy at a moment's notice. She was in complete trum for active and efficient service. How different the steamer Mississippi. That vessel expended. in getting to this port from Boston, two hundred and sixty tons of coal, and cannot be got ready for sea for at least ten days jet in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining coal {om the Pensicola navy yard, and the distance a ship of her draft of water has to anchor from shore. ‘The fol- lowing ships of our gulf squadron are in this harbor: Steam frigate Mississippi, frigate Potomac, sloops of war Falmouth, St. Mary aud Saratoga, and the brig Somers. jrews of all the ships enjoy good health, and thoy are in prime fighting order. We exercise at general aaagiers for an hour every other day, and frequently we are engaged practising with heavy gu: water and provisions are kept full, end a the squadron are ready to sail at a 1 passages—the having been very light during the past i h at a moment's notice. COMMERCIAL, New York, Mona Braxoins—The stock is small and pe supported, witha fair demand, J. J.1 J aphhices are firmly puy and Bordea $1 75 tol 80; A. Seignette $2; ‘Alex. Geignette si nx Rochelle $1 50 to $2. Borren—Prime qualities are very scarce,our fine dairies not coming to coming to market carry store butter, of good to prime, 15a Téots. Prime dairy would command 7 a Isets quick. Butter of all kinds will be too high for foreign markets this season; the drought is universal i one end of the eguntry to the other, consequently hand Dutch will be in good demand t ot the British West Indies, ae be J ‘omes in more freely, but still holds at high prives; our shippers will not be able to ship to London Verpool markets unless the price falls off. In the ‘ ‘ections of the country, (where our best cheese “de, it_will fall off some 200 tons weight from last lly because they are the | ring the year was 339,006 bales 262 bales on last year. This does not include any cotton manufactured in the States south and west of Virginia, nor an and Ri nportance occurring in local | matters. Mr.and Mrs. Kean appear in the Gamester, at | the Chesnut to-night, and a crowded house is expected. | | toa moderate extent, and with agood demand | home use and exportat $5] a $5 87} for Genesee fresh,at ime as on Sa- | lot of North Caro to 146,901 bbls. of flour in 1845, compared with 1844 the receipts for this year, 638,222 bbls, flour, and bushels wheat came in at Albany; the rest at West and Waterford. and infact, however much we may desire to seek | market for flour, ceipts, anda dim ness, and pric cases holder vance over previous rates. Wheat arrives very sparing- ly, and with a brisk demand is very soon disposed of. The only cargo afloat on the market, this morning, 2000 bush. Southport, was taken by a Black Rock miller, to whom the balance of the cargo was consigned, at 86 cts.—The amount of flour taken for shipment, since our Jas! “Toledo Mills” brand, at $4,06, and $400 bbls mixed Mich, at $4,00, State. Flour can be had to-day at $3/ prices of flour remained stea viz. of fine, and 28s. 9d, a 298, the arrival of the mail of the 19th ultimo, re ted at 12,000 to 15,000 barrels, The Lachine canal hav- ing been closed for a month past, dergoing extensive alterations, the receipts of produce during that period have been very limited, but as the ca- nat will be re-opened on the 16th, large supplies may be expected after that date. A sample of wheat from’ the new crop has been offered, to artive at x. per bushel Statement of Exports, homewards, and to the Low Ports, since the opening of the navigation, until the 11th | instant believe that it only commands chants are net anxious to purchase even at that price. We learn that a | have been refused,is stored, in ex, pectation of an advance in price. Of this we should th: what doubtful, at present. spaces western valley than that of last y amount put down. We annex a table, showing the ex- ports from the United States, for the years ending Sept. Ist, 1844 and 1s Corron Exrortep FRom tHe Usitep States. 8. 1545. Increase. FYA00@... o0's oo North of Europ Other ports... 1,629,490 2,083, 6 The stock on hand at the several ports on the Ist of Septemder 1544 and 1845, were as follows : 1sd4, New Orleans Mobile. .... Florida. . Georgia. . Charleston steno North Carolina Virginia. . 150 ew York. . toe ec ee78,818 ‘The amount of cotton taken for home consumption du being an increase of 42, in that State, except in the vicinity of Petersburg hmond. During the year 16,581 bales were destroyed by fire ; of these 11,200 were burned in New York; 3,481 in Charleston, and 1,900 in Savannah, We annex the current quotations for this staple in this market. Liverroou Crassirication, ipl. § Flor. | Mebile ¢N.O inferior. Ordinary, Maddling,. Good middling, Middling fair, Fair... Fully ‘fair Good far, Fine,... ‘The receipts of flour, since our last report, have been both for ts of flour may be accounted for, by the dry weather in a manner preventing the mills from running. But few fsamples of Southern Wheat offering—one rather poor, offering on Saturday is wanted and would command $i. Sales of Southern 54c a55c, weight and measure ; sic. No Northern in market. Oats heavy, the 1y having been large, and we notice a decline; 40 a canal.—Barley 60cts. ‘The gross receipts of flour and wheat at Albany tide water since the opening of navigation, are : Flour, Wheat. « 1,200,244 bbls. 604,030 bush. + 1,112,677 307,359 Dec....... 87,677 Dec. 296,671 There 18 a decrease in the receipts at tide-water equal 01 48 hroy The Rochester Advertiser of the 12th inst, saya: The news by the Great Western leaves the market in the | same unsettled state that it was before. Yet the demand East is increasing, and it is confidently thought that there willbe a slight advance from present prices of flour at New York before the arrival o ton, which left Liverpool on the 4th inst; the prices paid to-day for wheat have ranged, for good qualities, from 57} to 90}. We hear of no transactions in Flour. the next steamer at Bos- The Puffato Adve ha good demand, very lig! ished stock, has acquired’ mo are not only well sustained, but in some ve been enabled to obtain a slight ad- embraces some 600 bbls—290 bbls of which were of The Cleveland Hevald of the Sth inst., says: Since ‘Thursday evening, about 30,000 bush of wheat have been sold here at 87}c, deliverable at Kingston and the Gananoque Mills, the wheat to be shipped from other points on the lake, and from Chicago. ‘The Uncle Sam | unloads 1,500 bush of her Chicago wheat at this port, the | Roanoke her entire cargo, and th also fully laden at Chicago for this port. Our wheat dealers on the Ohio canal will find supplies from the west interfering here with prices expected by them, and be- Ann Winslow was me convinced that this is not the only wheat growing , but no buyers ‘The Baltimore yJmerican of the 13th instant, says: ‘The transactions in Howard street flour have been limi- ted throught at $4 50. Sales of fine at $4 2 do not come in freely, and the stock in market, though equal to the existi We quote the rec late advices from Kuro not made any perceptible change. Grain—The Wheat market opened on Monday at $5.90 cents for good to prime Maryland and Virgin of good to prime were made at $14.89 cent cents, and inferior to good reds at 75 a 83 cents, On Monday sales of family flour’ white wheats were made | I at 100 4 105 cents, b selling tovlay at 0) it the week, being confined to small parcels. demand, is comparatively’ light. pt price of superfine at $4 374. The pe by the Great Western, have reds. On Wednesday sales and 43 a 8 but they have since declined, and are he Montreal Herald of the 12th instant, states that e 8. per barrel for superfine, 20s. 44d. for best brands inary. Th Bbls, Flour. To Glasgow . 1,804 Liverpool LOWEN xxbe v9 «0 v0 Lower and other ports’. | TOM eh stsves Also 116,967 minots Wheat; 108,059 pase. The price of wheat in lowa is downward. We cash, and mer- argo quantity, for which present prices Itin stated that the wheat crop throughout the great yield thirty-three percent more Amertean Provisions: Ohio Pork sold? to some extent on Saturday at | $14) Mess; $114 Prime—the market however rding to advices from the demand for Pork, which had pret veptibly declined, market has | less brisk, and at the there is not much doi extent than for the supp which is also the case wit hands is comparatively small, and holders are firm at tations, viz:—Met Prim ‘less Beef $10 50 Baltimore of the 13th inst. been juall sent time Aine quiet. In beef of ships’ stores and pork. The stoc! vale Chittenden cases 0-3 bury—1 ease reinan— soo cases A Mivehell-t Thornton & Brothers— Ficker—1 eask Bleecker & Bogart t—2 Henry Dixun—3 caska Denaistown—l casl Mak Sheldoa& cos5 cases. Naylor & c ienell & cot ease Buckin art—1 y t—6 cas! jenry ied beatles usee Sernucl’ Congdiwes cases AH ‘Thott | I2ensks VW Many, Beq—1 bal | —1. Edward Marshall—1 casks 2 casee G ead & cO—1970 sacks s: Hi casks 29 cases and filty tous pix iron to order. retailing, pnen See —40 cases, 7 bales ‘ork $l4a $la $11; No.1 $909 Prime $7 a $7 25, with sales in small parcels generally a Bacon has presented but luring the week, except for small re has been a moderate and stead: ‘There is a light stock in the market, and muc! is manifested by holders. We quote as follows | for Western, viz :—Should | Scents ; assorted 8 a Sales of 20 hhds. Shoulders, at 7) cents, and 40 bhd: bi our highest ' figures. fe Jeffries—t casks O Morrison —21 hales 2 cases cents ; Sides, 7} a jams, 8} a 10 cs at 7} and balance at cents. ‘There MARITIM Tlovements of the Steam Ships. E HERALD. note sales of 1 700 do."at 9} cen quality not so do- | sirable, atSj cents. Baltimore cured are held at 9} a 11 | Steamers. cents. We note sales of 1,000 loose at the range of quo- tations. The demand for Butter is only moderate at pre- vious rates which we repeat, viz: 10'a 12} cents per lb. | Camb: with sales. Wecontinue | Hiber 1 Western Lard in kegs at 8} and 8} cents, | — and in bbls, at 7]. a S} cents per lb. ‘The demand is fair, | and holders are firm at these rate: at both figures Packets to Arrive. | Independence, Alleu, Ang. 21 Fidelia, Hackstaff, Sales of kegs at 8) a the range. Sales of $i}, and of bbl Western Cheese at 6} cents. _ LIVERPOOL, Yorkshire, Baile Aug. 26 | Qof West Wood Sheridan, De Peyster, Se 8 ro! Aug. 20] Gladiator, Bunt wick, Sept. 11 Medhator, Chadwick, Sept. 10 | Switzer! American Manufactures, ‘There is a very good business doing in this market in all sorts of domestic cotton manufactures, and the follow- ing prices appear to be fully sustained : Prices ror Corton Manura Shirtings, Brown, 3-4, p '6.a7; Shirtings, Bleached, 79; Shirtings, Hendrick Hudson, 4. Oneida, Funck, 6}; Shirtings, | a alge Mop cee ef ep tnigee cg te sg US AND CON aritinioNa DERILITY.— nis affection, and the wain of evils resulting from de structive abit a youth, induemg negercal emission and wt —Dr. M, holds no communion with medical whe cima be Beegeoen es he is Werhiapa the uly sal ee'vel ‘Surgeon iu the city. Ste his diplomas in his office 2utg Fulton stivet., Letters post paid and containing a fee wi insure medicine aud advice to any part of the Union, Oiice 20184 Fulton atreet, near Grevuwich, New York Open from7 A. M. to 10 P. M., daily. is DR. MARSHALL HAL! CORDIAL RENOVATOR. L, one of the most celebrated Phys ‘coverer of this valuable medicine, mong the wowuity oF Fuglandand pe, aud in every instance where has produced the most happy re> eoted to, the eure of such complaints ds arise from zation of the geuerative organs. Its quiek and wonderful 's such that coldness or inn becilit aot remain in the system thats under its influence for half an hour. It will efford decided relief to those who by nudulgenee in solitary habits, have fallen iutoa state of ability. ifs ustitutional weakness, brought on by asceret habit indulged Dy young ten.” ‘hiss, when Coo frequently iadulged i the tvetteat evil that eat befallman.. Dyspepsia, weakness of the id sunailof the back, confusion’ of intellect, forgettule heart, aversion tosociety, consumption, isease.. Geeta, whites, total impoteney and barren: disory re y ed BHIETIPS C BOVNEM Agents, Forwarded to all parts of the United States, Price $2 Jer bottle—6 bottles for $9. Sold at 4 Duane st. si3 im*r Sheetings, Brown, 4-4, 6} a 8; Sheetings, 212}; Sheetings, Bleached, 4-4, 7 a 12; Calicoes, Blue, 7 a 12; ,— a 75; Checks, | 1, Yarn, 5 a 13, per Ib. wm NEW WORM, SEPT. 16, Sheetings, Bleached, 5-4, 12 a 1: Mio tits t | Calicoes, Fancy, 6a 14; Brown Drillings, Su! ans, 45 a 560; Sattinetts, 40 a +4, 5a 12; Cotton O: maburgs, So. Ni Osnaburgs, 80, No. —a 8; Cotton ‘otton Yarn, 14a 19, 18 2 20; Cotto —a22, and 1 centon per number; Satt:- on beams, per yard, -- a4. The demand for cotton and woollen last week was quite active, and the advance of one quar- ter of one cent on some styles of brown sheetings was ip Yorkshire, Bailey, Li 1, © H Marshall. ) Francois 1; Wheden, Havre, Fox & Livings om Ci poo!, B Richards. jew Orleans, Stanton & Frost. &e Grinnell & Mintu lear oods in Baltimore Brig Svea, (Sw Also in Philadelphia the demand continued active, and ess was going forward at steady pric: jemand was good and prices | ed. ‘Tne export thence in August reached 4,263 bal ‘The capitalists in Middletown Ct., have it in contem- plation to erect a steam cotton mill in that place. ‘The fourth meeting on the subject of starting the ma- nutacture of cotton or woollen scale, has recently been held in I e cability of the project, and the great benefit which will result to that city by an engagement in the enterprise has ceased to be a matter of debate. This question being settled, it now remains for the property owners and me- y whether the proposed plan It is also conceded that when one | mill shall have been started, and found to work favor. ably, that there will be no difficult: | number to 10 or 15 in the course of @ year, ing employment to 2000 or 3000 of the pop would otherwise remain comparatively idle. Several jinted to obtain sub: illips, Taunton, Arrt Ship Lucas, Miller, from C May 17, off Table Land, CG tens, eto Talos, Oly erat April’ 3, Macao 7th, Anjier th, 6 days fm Uhiladelphi 25, lon 64 &, parted co w ‘oods on an enlarged ina. Loxeber from Livepool, 16th Aug, winds the whole the New York Pi Hook—252 steerage passengers. Ship Georgiana, ast took a pilot from os of that city to 230 miles East of Sandy hai ary Ellen, | shall be carried out. Sadun tiniest eahim, from Liverpool, 12th Aug, with 7 operas ng. com St Pierres, Mart. and ‘Turks th 9000 bushels salt to Badger & 1 Sc baraue Micaela Small arr Aug 19, for St ‘Thomas in 10 or Brig Orleans, of Richmond in ballast to master 2 others not recollected, i F Brig Chief, Boerum, 4 days trom Baltimore, with com— jerschell. Adar: gentlemen were apy balance of the stoc! ‘Those who have noted the progress of manufactures in | America, have scen that this species of industry is not now confined to NewEngland, but that it is spreading at the south as well as at the north, and at the west as well asatthe east. We find that, in the year euding on the Ist inst, three hundred and eighty-nine thousand bales of cot tou were consumed in the mills north and east of Virginia. We also find that over a hundredt housand bales are con- | suined in the new and old mills south and west of that It is thus seen that one-fifth of the entire cotton crop of the United States is consumed within the Union, tle_more than one-third of the scriptions to the gett, 17 days from Kingston, grave, just arrim New York ‘Chase, 6 days from Lubec, with plaster, &e. to the Brig Almeda, Rowland, from Mystic, in ballast, to Collins & qbiig Republic, Littlefield, from Mystic, in ballast, to Ashley a le. British schr Hound, Walters, 16 days from Barbadoes, i ballast, to J & G Lanries. Left brig Isabella & Jane, for Ba mares ext day. ate cotchburn, Parmely, from Virginia. Tinker, Norfolk, coal. Schr Gen Harrison. ‘Allen, Del and that we now use a quantity manufactured in Great Britain, growing into importance in a manufacturing point of view and our progress alreadyaffectsEn Over four thousand pac! tic cotton goods were exported from Byston alone in one a corn, toJ & J Moreau. land in all parts ‘ages of domes- Exrorts From Boston Sehr Antilles, Thomaston, lime. Hewett, Thomas er. Istapa.C Ame 25 Palermo and Napl ry Schr Howe. Delano, New Bedfor Schr Cordelia, Eaton, Camden. lime. Schr Pennsylvavia, Denni fe Coast of Atrica | Mansanilla One barque and 2 brigs unknown—Wind W. This indicatos the extent and increase of our foreign trade in domestic cotton goods. rity of this sort of industry at the south and west, Eng- Jand is to see a part ofher commercial power and impor- tance wrested from her. The energy and enterprise of this nation is making very rapid strides into the industry and prosperity of England. ‘This fact was one cause for the recent interest manifested by that countryin the affairs of Texas, although the latter could in the cultivation of cotton. Ships Moslem, Cape Towe; Lord laidstone, St Johns, NB: berques Claremont, Mobile; W: In the growing prose: ington, ‘Hamburg, and cellancous Record. Packer Snips Yorxsuire, Bailey, for Liverpool, and Fran- cois I, Wheden, for Havre, will sail to-day at 12 o’clock. Let- ter bays close at half- Comparative statement of arrivals at Quebec from the lower ports, up to a corres} Sept. 9, 1814.. “185... not affect us except jod in each year > els, 4,030 tops. Foreign Markets, ; bread, navy, $3 per ‘ag; beet, prime 9al0 1,369 less this year. Canton’ of Brunswick, sunk in Chesapeake Bay, 80 tons of her cargo, bloom 1g ie Grace, Md. The remaining 80 inted, and Iumber Instant, in tow s the new schr Geo E ans, } to 34; beans $2 per per bbl; family beet 10, and scarce; butter, American, 14 fish 3 per gil; corn meal 2 90a2 60 per dbl; candles, American tallow Wai Se See cheese, ‘American, bes super Americ: 1 35al 40 per hag: ib; composition 400; quality, 10 15c per Ib; flour, i , 6a6 75, in lots of 25 and upwards; Hams, American, 10al2c per 1b; lard, American, 10a 11¢; mack- erel 6a7; pork, American, 13 to 14, prime plenty; pota- toes 3 50a4; split peas 2 03a3; black eye do 2a2 er wp, 18a19 per M, plenty; do p p 18a22 per , scarce; staves, ro, $35 per M. ia Bank Exchanges— 90 days on London $490, 60 do 482, 30 do 484, per £1 Demerara, 22d Aug. Maria at Philadelphi jates from both of t with those previous; up with the expression of, dull, and all kin both places, with such a ew, or newly p ‘of another schr, It is feared that from ast Machias fot Boston, which had been anchor in Her- Scuk Hanan, of and for Machias, with oss of foremast, was im Herring Gut, Sth instant, Whalemen, pt 9—Sld Lantheon, fm Fall River, Pacific; 10th | ren, do; lth, Catharine, 8 Atta | oman, Shockley, fin New Bedford for ited again 24th, oil, if any, not stated, was Banta, July M—Arr Indian Ocean, and sai rted clean July 5. id rit Good Hope; ath, Tuomas, 30th Aug.—By we have letters tothe hese ports. In comparing them ly received, we have only to sum “markets bein of American produce in abunda: ited demand as to le Y very speedy improvement.” Breadstutfs preciation of price equally , Montezuma, to cruise off Cape jarvest, Brooks, to cruise off Seychelles On Carroll Ground July 20, Inga, of Wareham, 200 bbls spm and boiling; America, do, 200 bbls spm, and cuttin; to have suifered in do; with any other article. We notice in the St. Thomas that a dividend of four per cent on its capital had been de: clared by the Bank of St. Thomas, payable on the 29th Ashburton, from Boston for New Orleans, 6th inst, lat 27 40, b painted ports, steering 8 by the wind, showin, red signal with name in ity 6th inst, lat 90, lon 71- ™ Sorelgn Porta. (—In port, Antarctic, Thompson, from and ith; Virginia, from Baltimore, for Turks Island, paper of the 26th August, Demerara, Ang 2i— | for NHaven, 2 Sr. Jaco nx Cuna.—The Adele brings us nine di later dates. In articles of American produce’ the quoia- tions remain the same for mess be pork, as quoted by our corre: August, published on Friday last. We notice an improve- ment in rice, 6{ per 100 tbs, and mackerel for all num- | bers. Lumber, w. p and p. p. hhd, heads, shooks, &c, re- ‘Sugar-box shooks are 80. The only article of export in which any very great perceptible, is tobacco, whic! mand; 4ds wrappers and jd fillers at 14a 15}; Sugars scarce at previous quotations, and coffee, none for | sale. Exchange on London 19 prem; United States 2}a3 | Gammra, Africa, Aug (—In port, Delaware, for Sierra Leone ef, codfish, hams and ony is letter of 20th | Codman, 70 ds AL, Aug 30—Arr Skinner, Liverpool; Sept 2, m O'Shanter, and Lawsons, d a main in request. undant at 75 a nd Columbus, London; Jane Brown, a th, Erromango, Greenoel Susannah, London Grindlay, Liverpool ows 6th, Mahaiea, On Sept 10—Cld Jane Blain, Lochindar; Ocean, Sh ore ait Acadian, Newport; Ellen, Portrush; Fame, Li mer ly 27—In port, Nautilus, and Abo, fm Balti- Espeleta. fin Rio Grande, YORK HERALD OFFICE i ct NOrleans, disg; Fabius, fm Pernambuoo, | arr—others reporved later. ey 30—In port, Bridgeton, Gray, NYork for jay. St Jaco por Cuna, Sep y, Londonderry; So) tain, Belfast Caly , Pallas, Newpor ; J Thompson, Poole; Roinbow, Southampton; G Aberyswith; Oceana, Cork. Home Ports. | Sept 7Arr Georgian: Salina, New York, ‘orsair, Glouce: NYork; sth, Fount Md lith, Adelaide, “Rich: erset, Yucatan, Point Petre, Guad.; | na, Maitland, NS. Baltic, Wilmiogton,N: id Fame, Philad; Bril; y, Sept.12—Arr Factor, Uhiladelphia for Boston; do: Mary Eliza, New York for Eastport; h, Nantucket for Philadelphia. 1 Riven, Sept Arr Actor, Philad late of Newburyport, parchased at Warren, RI, desti | Cy Mary Chilton, Cape Haytie Hoppy Retrun,Pictou; Otranto, Mi liant, New York. The receipts at present | (yr larch 9 | zabe In port, Lycom- | Guayama, P. R. wrORT, Sept 6—Sld Poland, Havana; 10th, Gen Cobb, doy Drator, Pensacola. Tow, RI, Sept 122—Arr Ann Eli; Loxpow, Sept 11—Arr Atlantic, Norfo ke. DELPIIA, Sept 4—Arr Thos P Cope , Fall River, to load for McCrea, River ( nett, Rebecca, and Rival, Salem; Julia, Portland + Borden, and Edgar Lam; 4100 cents for good to prime family | 4 four parcels. A parcel of Peunsylvania red was sold at ye: bees cen bella, Sandw: lance, Glouceste: evens, Hartford loselle, Mariner, ‘uagus, St Thomas, jo, and lowa, Bostor Julia Ann, and Win Yor ulia, NBedford; W coral, Hartfords fatilda, do and St ly at previous quotations, , Zao Passengers Arrived, 4G A Kendall, lady, child and servants ; for the purpose of un- | Cantox—-Ship Luca Robt M Olyphant, 3 A~Brig Orlean | vant; Mr J Hylton nett, Mrs Chasles Mrs Hen i eat ‘Lindsay, Rscully, Puce 2 Del, Sept 12—Arr Swan, for Orange Gro di Veconey y Tina | ferrimack, for Newbar port; Tasean, Vii t for Saco; Leander, an for Salem, Mass, an Al Massachusetts—Hon Ths H Perkias went to sea early this morni Forbes, Capt McCread od, H A Stone, Miss Tisrriet ‘Oork—3 ia the steerage. ma, for Providence, tone sche now at th RrenMonb, Sept 13—Arr Henrico, and Edward, Boston. Salean; Lynchburg NV ork Nonvoux, Sept 2—Arr Belle, M W Henry, Boston for ‘ich Hortense, West Indies; AA Parker, Witatixatox, NC. Sept i Oth; Ceeilin, St Thomas; 10th, Geo Smithville, Larch, Robinson, NYork; 10th, Hew Porelgn tnportations, 00 Wf chts 100 13th bes matting—W. R. Wes silks do mdz Hag Sid Chastena, and Cantox—Shi rs | by Lee. New York; tea 5 bxs pearl batte do Rd. Oakfora— G. A. Kendall & 6 cs silks G. H. Lemerst Co—10 bxs anice oil 7 do quered ware ©: hi ehts $00 13 ps at By Last Night's Southern Mail, bxs young hyson 44 hf Pi nia, Sept 15—Below, § N Gott, Havana; Julia A Helen; Providence. Cid, Mary Aun, Newport; B Coffin, tar ol, vin Ports: Boston; Eagle, Star, aud Maria, : Washington, New York, Sid, 60 ints Cassin 8 c5 silks | bx mdze Talbot, OF neiro dW Pager son ten 10 ht ch hy & Talbot—616 ni phant & ¢o—672 hf eh 300 1 b on do hysou aan 20 bel rates hy Is rattons Gordon jremen: Condor, St Johos, NF; W T Kin Amin—3 St & Come Lloyd—t cask I bate Grace Church ‘Bend3 Ae 8 ASS & WARD haviug been burnt out, have removedto 9. 69 Lrond street, ou the comer of Stone street. 2 Oakey & Sou—22 rothers—10 bales WB DR. HULL'S ‘TRUSSES AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. “*VHE superiority of De, Hull's Instruments over ell others is ackuowledged hy themost emiuent Physicians in En- rope and America. Oftice 4 Vesey strat, Astor House, A female in attendance in the ladies’ department. 812 in*m 500 REWARD. IFIC_ MIXTURE—For the eure of Go- ts, Stricture: Analogons Complaints — give no quacki sh'recommendatiovs to deceive the The proprietor chatlenges.a single ease of recent goworrmeie to he brought ia which the Mixture will uot effect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $300. 4 i tale at Dr. W. He MILNOR’S, 192 Broadway, opposite ranklin House #7 Im*rre THIRD EDITION. THE ru bl =) PRIVATE TREATISE, BY DR. RALPH, N certuin delicate digsases, in which the best aud most couvenient means of cure are stated in the pliinest_ possi- fe manuer (the pr in the author's own practice being given without also a clear and faithful description of several invoceut disorders frequently mistaken for venereal, which afford a wide field for the extortions and deceptions of a well, ki of people. None but those who have had peculiar opportuuties of judging, ean possibly imagine varied sources of deception Which exist ca this subject, nor the sufferings, bot mind and body, they entail upon society. To be had ouly at &@ Greenwich street. Price $1. (It may be sent by post, un- bound.) Py: e 8. Aware of the opinion, in general entertained of those who cbtrude their skill upou the public (1naltitudes of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give the following statement as the ground on which this little book claims especial confidence:— a Besides the author's rank as Graduate of Edinburgh,&e.—his former works on mediciue, viz. The “Domestic Guide to Medecine,” which has passed through several editions, a ‘Trea tise on Dyspepsia,on the Epidemic Cholera,sce.,&e.,he has tes- timonial letters from the most eminent physicians of Europe to the most eminent in America, as Sir Astley Cooper to Dr Mott of this city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, and others, aud, which is most gratifying, has permission to refer to almost every physician of emincuee in the eity. (C7™ The author hus lately observed that several pretenders have ay nearly imitated his advertisements, and the tithe of his book, as they could do; butthose wo should unforuuate- ly happen to be misled will very soon detect the :mposture. sia. im*m \ROSS’ SF J norrnoie, G: re th: numerous and: M. WISE, OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY. ost respectfully informs the citizens of NewYork, and the public in general. that he has located himself in this city, and opens to-day at 437 Broadway, alarge and, most complete assortment of Spect+clesand,Reading Giasses,’in Gold, Dilver, and steel Frames. He would also remind the public, to whom he is portly known by his anoual visits to Saratoga Springs, since the last nine years, that by his knowledge of the optical science he 1s enabled to’ determine the glasses suitable for any eye h werk eyes can be supplied with glasses which will greatly benefit and not strain the sight. Particular attention is called to anew style of perspective ground glass- es of the fivest flint, which, through their high polish and true on, and have been highly ree heir effects upon the eye for preserving improving the sight in continued writing and reading. | Short sighted persons, and such as have been operated upon for cataract, can also be ed. ¢ iuserts likewire new glasses of superior quality in old frames, and solicits the patronage all in want of his articles. bis | ch , Optician, $13 Im*re 437 Broadway. C. BARRY, Artist No. 146 Broadway.— Wigs + and Se ¢ ~ and Gossamer system, y yet manufcunred to the nata- upees, Piaits, Bands id Curls, supplied other house the city. om ladies and gen tlemeus hair, Neck- Guards, Ring Blowers, Earrings, &e. andl lintme HARPS. HARPS. 85 Anthony St., 2 Doors from Broadway. | A cipal HANLEY, the only Pa of Sebastiaa Erard, of London aud Paris, ealls pablic atte stion to his stock of Im> proved Patent Doubie and Single Action Harps, including his eolebrated 6)g vc. Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic Vi- brating Basses, ke. : James Hanley has been honored with the testi President of the United States, the America Courts of London and Paris, Professors Boebsa, Al and numerous others from private’ indivi m ‘music| talen LZ" Observe, 83 Antony street, 2 doors from Broadway. | 7" HARPS REPAIRED. Strings, &e. 2 Im*re LAMPS, TT HS Sobseriber hos, just received from his manufactory, x large aud splendid essortment of Girandoles, in_Gilt, Brouze and Silver, trivimed with fiue English Cut Drops Also, a very superior qu f Solar acd Lard Lamps, ot varie with Cutand Plain Shades, Chandetiers, contain 3,4 and 6 lights, suitable for Paric hurches "aud $0, a large assortment of Gothic {antoorus, for Halls, with Cat aud Stained Glass, which he will sell at wholesale aud retail, at reduced prices. e JOHN W, MORGAN, 154 Fulton street, our door Kast of Broadway. %.B.—On hand, 20 dozen of the Dorie Lamp, for Camphine, «f superior make and finish, eta very low price. aul] inte COAL. [ AMnow delivering best Pexch Orchard and Red Ash Coal Screeaed audiree ot cartage {rom the yard at the following, prices, (as ustial the lowest tu the city,) aamely: Broken, and ‘stuve at $9 29; lacge nut $4 75; sinall unt $t per ton, Wi 45 cents off if taken from the boats. Coal Yard corner of King and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON. sil imtre : GE POR CITY By FOR SALE OR HACHAS PROPERTY. BOUT ten Acres of Laud in a flourishing village, 25 miles from the city anda quarter of amie from the Teaiteoad on whichis « hotel, dwelling house, sor gut houses, and superior stabling, ail well doubt, prove an excellent investment. Also avout thirty acres hear the above, through which the railwa, passes, Kor part GL PRIDE, a Walls culars, exquire of sil iwre NEEVLES AND FISH HOOKS. L., & BAPE pave removed their establishinent to No.10a * Maiden Lane, where they have oa sule alarge and well ossorted stock of very suyerior Drilled Eyed Needies: ick Salmon, Trout, Bass, and Black Fish Hooks; F Rods, Reels, Grass Silk'and Flax Lines,Sile Worm GutFli Suells, and every description of Fishing Tackle, which they are able to sell on the most liberal terms, (7 102 Maiden Lane, up stairs, near Pearl street. aul? im*me CANAL STRE ure of Come, Bunions, &e— 88 Som ea resp@otfully inform the pub- they have removed from No. 1 Caual street, to Nos 88 opposite. "That they still continue to operate upon the feet with the greatest success. Having practised their profession for many years in Europe and in this couutry, they are able to produce numerous certificates from the most celebrated physi- Giaus of Europe, as well as from Boston, Philadelphin, and 88 Canal st. ad im r. 35 9 . NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. SLED PROPOSALS wil be received at the office of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company, in the village of White Piasas, Westchester county, uatil the 20th day of September, tor the grading, masonty aiid bridging of about 2 #01 sod Railroad, extending from the present terminus at Plains, toa point near the north Line of Westchester d specifications will be ready for the i Contractors on. the oth of Septe when the Engi neers will be in attendance, to r information tors not known to the Company or er, will be o produce testimonials of their capacity, ability and " + and the best security will be requ he work mast be commenced immedi-tely alver contracts are closed, v eeated, aud completed by th of Mav next. By order of the Extension Committee, orre ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chief Eng’r. FEE SALOON, 217 Fulton street— tablishment would inform his 'y, that he still continues to pro- rman. vant the different di ested) in tHtop styl uty of the YORK Ci the good and chen )LD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL ONSTANTLY on hand at the manufactory, 92 Reade st eet, inthe rear. Gold Foil, warranted equal to any in the city, at $26 per oz. The qual.ty of our Gold Leal is too Well kuown to need recommendation. For tre accommods, tion of down town customers, a Puprly, tay always be had at Lepiline atesnsed wim sate ind Seen aete Coal ie oll eet ind des as! , isthe Ge WAUGH, Dracticat ute eenee A. PURDIF, @&, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL MANUFACTURER, No. 105 William Stree: t. Up Stairs, laity: eiitging for. arte ic Orders promptly executed. Prices low. Wieat- 1,006 Gushels lilinols Wheat—for sale hy AF E. K. COLLINS & © 6 South street. THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BEN 1%, Proprietor, Clroulation-«- Fo: ty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Every day. 7 a? et if 26 por annum. nt “nto nn 13 pe ory ces aon ~Kve ‘urday—?rice 6} conts er ome 4} cents per annum— Me ADVERTS Acne at the urea pekios bat sash in advanc PRINTING of ell torpateh, hunds executed with beauty and All lettors or coramunications, by mail, addressed ote tablishment, must be post 3 the postage will be deducted from tho subscription money remitted F JAMES GORDON BENNETT, a0es ICON OF THe New You Hrpatn lesranuisawert Northwest corner of Fulton and Nessau streets.