The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1845, Page 4

. the committee—ore Bank ptedident, four of- Sronclders, ems: brober, es ve to Gen. ae fey "rhe ma OE eee do with this national party monument is no limitation im-the resodutions ag to the time at which subscriptions should stop, nor as to the amount to be collected. Any sum, oyer $290.000, we sup; will answer. will be ch horse will be erected in one of our public squares, Suc- cess to the enterprise. But there are thousands of whigs who would have contributed if permitted to do so. Bavristone, Sept. 16, 1845. Death of Priest Schreiber—Meeting of the I. 0. O. F. Grand Lodge—Canton Race Course—Circusses and Theatricals —d Swartwouter—Onderdonk Movements—Markets, | $e. A few minutes after I closed my letter yesterday, the tolling of the bell at St. Vincent de Paul’s Church an- nounced the death of its pastor, the Rev. Mr. Schreiber. It was apparently a signal for the Catholics from all sec- tions of the city to flock to the church, and it was soon filled with mourners inside and out. state for the public view, and in the course of the day thousands visited the house for the purpose of seeing him. The Rev. Mr. Gildes,who was pastor of this church, died but a few months since, and his successor has soon fol- lowed him. The annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fel- lows, convened at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, yesterda Among the delegates, t'.ere are no less than two ex. ernors, and several reverend gentlemen. As repre: tatives of Grand Lodges, 1 observe the names of David D. Egan, and B.C. True, of New York; and as represen- tatives of Encampments, Charles McGowan, and F. W. Gilley, of New York. John A. Kennedy, Past Grand Sire, of New York, is also present. They are a fine telligent looking body of men, and conduct their busi- ness with great dignity and decorum. The proprietor of the Canton Race Course anticipates I sem) of the best stables in th pproaching y this course of the winner receiving the purse has been obviated by an association of gentlemen of wealth who have become personally responsible for it in all cases, so that hereaiter no difficulty is to be anticipated on this score. This has been made known, and arrangements have been made with the proprietors of stables from all ections to bring on their horses. Consequently it is pected that many a crack nag will be here, among them it is thought that Boston and Fashion will probably contend for the four mile purse. Messrs, Rockwell and Stone’s equestrian establish- ment entered the city yesterday and made quite a dis- | lay. Welco and Delavan’s will be here ina tew days. | ‘The Holiday street theatre was crowded last night to see the Hunchback performed—Mr. and Mrs. Wallack | sustaining the principal characters. Hackett played Fal- staff at the Froxt street to rather a slim house. So far, both theatres have beea almost equally well encouraged. Marshall's stock company drawing about as well as ton’s,with Mrs. Mowatt and Crisp, As the latter is under the heaviest expense, it may be tairly inferred that the former is making the most money. A young man who had sloped from Boonsboro’, Md., With about $7000 of his employer’s money, was yester- day arrested at the railroad depot in this city, with about $5000 of the money on his person, | As the time approaches for the meeting of the Protes- tant Episcopal Convention of New York, considerable flutter: derdonk in this city, The ladies ure at work inreal earn- nest, and Bishop Wittingham will be there onthe ‘Ath armed cap-a pie in behalf of his reverond friends. ‘The ladies, as is invariably the case with their “sober second thought,” pronounce the man more sinned against | than sinning, whilst their owm sex come in ultimately for the whole blaine of the indiscretion or crime com- | mitted. Woman's inhumanity to woman, was more de- serving of the consideration of the great poet, than “man’s to man,” though I presume he included’ both mau and woman-kind in his category. Notwithstanding Mrs. Butler, the principal witness against the Bishop, is well known in Baltimore, and bas many warm friends here, they rather pity herthan defend her for her evi dence in the case. Tue Mankets.—The supply of beeves at market yes- terday, was considerably larger than that of the past week. The demand, though not quite so active, was Ritr, and sales to a moderate extent were made, but the prices obtained show a decline in the best quality. ‘The offer- ings at the scalesamounted to 774 head, of which 25 re- main unsold 164 head were driven to Philadelphia, and all of the balance, 685 head, were purchased by city butchers at $2 a 2,50 per 100 Ibs, on the hoof, equal to $3,50 a $4,76 nett There is very little inquiry for Howard street flour, and in every respect the market is in the same state which existed at the time of closing my last report. The ruling price is $4 50, at which rate sales of small parcels have been made from stores. The receipts continue light, and the stock on hand comparatively small. here was an active demand yesterday for Whiskey, | and nearly all the stock in market was taken at 23 cents. for hhds., and 24 cents for bbls. The market is now nearly or quite bare of the article. Tur Stock Boany.—There were large sales of Mary- land 6's yesterday, at At the close of the Board, the asking price was This is higher than it has been for some time. Pravscrnia, Sept. 16, 1345. Mr.and Mrs. Kean made their first appearance last night at the Chesnut street, in the tragedy of the “Game- ster,” to a house crowded from pit to dome. I noticed thatthe array of beauty, fashion and intellect present, was such as has not graced a theatre for a long time past, and the miscellaneous audience crowded every door and passage, wherevera glimpse could be caught of the stage, or a whisper of the artistes’ voices heard, every inch of ground was occupied by an anxious and atten- tive auditory. Such a portraiture of character I never saw as those of Mr.and Mrs. Beverly. Although both were exquisite, yet all voices unite in giving the palm to the lady. Her personification was faultless ; it was the highest effort of art, and elicited spontaneous bursts of sympathetic app ause from everyheart and every ore in the house; but they were badly supported. Fredericks as Stukely, made a decided failure, and was hissed loudly. Morris, as Lew son, did himself credit, and was frequent- ly applauded. Mrs. McClain wes amuch better Char- Fredericks was a Stukely, though she ap- peared not to have sufficiently studied her part; but even had all the other actors been faultless in their parts, it would not have compensated forthe wretched, misera- ble abortion of such an important character in the play s Stukely. To night Mr. and Mrs. Kean perform in Shakspeare’s comedy of Much Ado about Nothing,” and I have not a doubt that the house will be as fuli as last night, with perhaps a larger number of people com- pelled to go away disappointed. At the close of the | performances last evening, they were called out by the audience, and while making their acknowledgements, a splendidjbouquet was thrown upon the stage, which Mr. | ean picked up and gracefully presented ‘to his lady, amid rounds of applause. ‘The Court of Quarter Sessions have been engaged all this morning in listening to efforts on the part of counsel | to postpone the trial of James K. Martin, charged with | ssault and battery upon a sheriff"s officer with intent to Martin, who is now under sentence for assault and | battery upon a man named Henry Zell, was brought up week to stand his trial before the Supreme Court, for a subsequent attempt to kill Zell by shootiag at him with a fowling piece. The trial was at that time post- ~poned, being sworn off on account of the absence of a material witness, and he was committed to the custody of a sheriff's officer, Alex. K. Young, to be returned to | prison. Young, instead of conveying him to prison, | yielded to neg erage and accompanied him up into | the Northern Liberties, among his friends, from tavern | to tavern, and on trying to get him down again after he thought he had wandered about long enough, he was violently resisfed. Martin kicked up several disturbances, and when another sheriff's officer | ed MeFate came to Young’s assistance, Martin ed him by the throa*, and came near choking him to death. With difficulty he was secured, and taken to pri- son; the next day the matter was made public; Young was discharged from his situation, andatrue bill for misdemeanor in office found against him; and a bill | against Martin for the assault upon McFate also found; and to-day he was brought up for trial. Ail the eiferts of his counsel for a postponemout were unavailing. A Jury was ordered to be empanelled, and the trial is now goin, 5 Before daylight this morning a carpenter shop and frame building occupied by blacks in the south western section of our city (Moyamensing) were set on fire by incendiaries, and Consumed. The honor of this achieve- ment, as also of anumber of others of a similar character, happening in the course of the year, is attributed to the rowdies Which infest our fire departinent. ‘The line from New York, due at 2 o’clock, has not yet arrived (five o'clock), and there is great excitement in consequence. We have another delightful day, and the trade of our city looks quite lively trom this cause among others. At the Stock board, however, transactions do not appear to have been extensive, though prices were well main- tained. Penn. Fives advance |; Wilmington RR. +; and ae, Mortgage Loan } on last quotation, State Fives and Wilmington Railroad are the ruling stocks on which Speculation Tuns high. The following are the list of Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. 1300 Wil- Serr. 16.—Finst Boano—$700 Lehigh 65 a5) on 19445 10, Kensington Bank 5934: $60 L 86; $700 -lo Gs 45, 4554; $1500 Ches & Del 2000 «lo 79; 50 Girard Bie 8%; 120 Vieskbug g, Skconp Boanp— $3000 State bx 505d 76%); 10,000 do bodd 765 $2000 Texas 8 per cent bonds 30; 1200 Wilinington RR 3d 1 500 do rw 15%. = APPOINTMENTS BY THE Presinenr. D. Man: of Ohio, consul of the United States for the port of 'T este, in ae place of George Moore, recalled wal Doran, of Vincennes, f Philo W! , to be a pur. te, resigned COMMERCIAL. ei alas ~~ Puestlay, Sept. 16 tar Tot a elling at $3 87}a3 957; and ~The market is steady at $4 Silja He was laid out in | ing is discernable among the friends of Bishop On- | E | Burren—Prime qualities are yet scarce. Prime dairy 17 a 18 cts. Store of good to prime 15 8 16 cents. Crersx—Still holds a firm position, and comes in quite freely. We quote New York State tern, Con- | hecticut, 74a8 cents; Ohio and western c! e generally 6a6} cents. Corron—The market remain: disposition to sell at the present bids. _ of 500 bales at our quotations. Liverroo. Ciassirication. Upl. § Flor. 5 ee! juiet, with rather less We hearof sales Inferior. . Ordinary, : 8 + ote 9 Good far, . > 10 ald, Fine, .. - + Mall bbls, 8} a Siete, 8} a Sots, Pork anv Br: a x —Ohio Pork is quick at $14} for mi | 11} for prime. Beef contiaues dull at $9a9} for mes: | $905} for prime. The old stock is quite dull, and holders are anticipating the receipt of the new stock. Foreign Markets. Havana, Sept. 6.—No Sugar market. Prices firm and likely to continue so.— We quote browns and yellow 9a10}; Curashaus and low browns 5ja8}; whites 12a15, Molasses held firmly at 44 |" Sterling Exchange 16 a 16); United States 6) Since the sale of Rice | 12} ceuts, no further arrivale have taken place. ‘The rice trade will not be good again for a time to come, if ever, and the distress here is such that high prices cannot be | paid for anything. The deficiency in the crops of Sugar | and Coffee of th of the Island from that of last year is of immense loss, and when you consider the number of people of all xorts employed in transporting this produce rom the place of production until on ship-board, inclu- ding produce brokers, shipping merchants and bill-bro- | kers, you see a vast number of people thrown out of em- | ployment, and their means of subsistence cut off, to the | extent of 40 percent or more. All these are consumers of imported articles, when they have the means of pay- ing for them. But for want of means they have to live upon articles that cost the least and with the greatest economy. The exports from Havava from the Ist Jan. to 3ist Aug., 1845, were 206,643 boxes Sugar and 135,024} arro- | bes Coffee, of which 21,317} boxes of the former, and | 2 arrobes of the latter were to the United St | The exports from Matauzas for the same peried, w: | 544} boxes of Sugar and 7,478} arrobes of Co | which 17,350 boxes Sugar aud 534 arrobes Coffee were to | the United States. =xchange.—On London, 60 days sight, 15} Now York, 4a 54 prem.; Boston, 4a 6} prei leans, 6 a7 prem., short sight. Freight.—Great Britain, £25 a 215; Cowes anda mar- 16 prem.; New Or- | ket in the Baltic, £2 19a 215; do not in the Baltic, £27 | a2 10; France, 65a 70 francs; United States, j a $1 per box sugar; 4 rials per bug Cotlee; $202} per bhd mo- asses Passengers Arrived. Lonpon—Packet ship Quebec—Mrs Barrett, Miss Oakley, Mr Buckland, of New York; WC Palmer, Philsdelph D cage elt West Indi Miss Williams, Lou- jane Taleat, Miss Mary Talent, and Miss Kibby, Passengers Sailed. Livenroor—Packet ship Vorkshire—Miss Harriet Liver- more, Geo Merrill, New York; Wi Bonner and lady, Brooke Iya; ‘Mrs Sarah Wright, N’ je, [Minois; Thomas Need, Key Mr Clarke, Coburg, Canada; Guillaume Roussy, Heurl Sonle, Mexico. Havxe—Packet ship Francois I—Felicien Marten. foreign Lmportation: Loxpox—Ship Quebec—( Reported yesterda: 168 pkgs G B Morewood—36 Lowber & Wilmer—50_ Wm Nielson—100 J Boston & co—16 Hy Jessop—3 John D Wendle—6 Wichelhau seo & Richwogel—27 H L Routh & son—10 EF Lamb & Bro: © Buckiagham & co—90 J Horsey—3 Ferguson & Walker— A Smith—? Wilmer & C M Haywood & co—3_ M Levy & Bros—2 John A 6 j—25 Clark & MeConnin—2 Oppenheim & co—2 J W Ravinond—2 GB Blake & co: | elephant teeth WH Cary & co—i3 pls C C Haven & co—102 J | Mathews & co—116 Cumming, Main & co—10 Ahrenteldt—10 C Fins—9 H W & J H Neale—i0 J J Rockwell & co—21 0 Morewood & co—5 R Ulu ke—6 A B Allea—4 D Appleton & co ~7 OF Gleim—6 R Martin & co—3 Leaven & Danbar—10 D A Comstock—55 G Meyer & son—32 Joseph Ellison: Phelps & co—10 Phelps, Dodge & co—1 J Aspiuwall—6 * Fied: ler-—2 Boering & Witte—1 WO Allen—1 A& HD Thorp—i W W De Forest & col D Morrison—1. W & J Morrison—1 R Boranoi ary & Hart—1 J A Huntington & co—l J _C Maller & com! J Daniel—1 Loeschigk & Wisendouck—1_ Hy Nevins—1 Pike & son—] 'y Agent, New York Aliny, &co—1 WD Dow—1 W Batchelor > Congdon—1 Sluut—1 E Baldwi James Junious—250 tons coal 10 Hoadley, pecan se ane a di eRPOOL—Ship Georg eported yesterday )—200 tons coal G B More wood & co—1540 bxs tin Phelps, i Dodge & T Hil E Cauld- 18 pkgs 100 do Markoe, Wilbur & Scott—48 anvils 10 bxs Macy & son—15 tons pig iron Murdock & co—4l ert well & co—17 W S Hammersley & co—19 Titus & c A Mitchell & co W Chauncey & co—5!_ Melutosh Russell & Marsh—3 Folger & Biunt—i A W Spies & co—18 J & co—10 Cameron & Brand—4 Buckley, Graham & ter—I Cook & co! A L Halstead—3 Hunt & co Mumford—130 boxes tin 113 crates 4 casks to Rio Jaxgrro—Barque Cormelin—1407 bags coffee Grinnell, Mintura & co—2250 do 1101 hides J L. Phipps & co—68 bags cof- fee toorde ee MARITIME HERALD. jout much change from our last quotations; ie Stewart, Buftsto; Mr Beanmond, Cleveland; Mr Lamb, Michi. | Mr Camm Souch Bend, Indiana; Capt fl P Cox and Miss Caroline Cox, James Cox, Masters Robert anc John Hicks and nephew, Miss Willis, Mrs Stewart, of & conto | rticular change to notice in the | per Hayne, which went off at | ki | i | } } | tw, 81 | cid Cal _ Merceditha, inst. Int 43 $0, i Stephen lon 70—by th ‘azoo, Wi Capiz The Sid is thy York. dennes, Aug 13—In port for ito Jen sivo; h, St Le Havana, Sept 7— (Sp) from Spanish Main for St Johns, NF. 4th 54. 5T7—by the Georwinne, at this port. ey, hence for Liverpool Foreign Ports. ‘Ranger, Mi Castine; 7th, ( Mills, Bristol, do. Bucksrorr, Portsmourn, | Montano, Harding, | for do. troops and of Brewster, Li with loss of. Nan Philadelphi Previpenc! Maria, Phil Blydeuburgh, and James: L Long, "3 Brown, aud Copper, Phi Y Hanre Senve Philadelphia. ‘an, Philadelph ban} PL and aud Signet, PI PC jer. di Marcellus ideuce; J FC d Boston; pool 3 ADEL! ledon ork, s Lady Chi aa Paln NBediord Si mi, NYork: Star, Portlan ses, Hayne, Tybee, McCormick, und Geon JAVANNAN, Sept li—Arr Ex | Cobb, and New Jersey, Pickett, N Ga. ‘Water Witch, Aransas By Last Night's ita, Sept 16—Ari Bri Home Ports. Sept —Arr Lyra, St C. x ve Win Penu, Boston for Dover; | mate impo mY, ate xt Arr or Portland. Brookhaven, { foremast. ‘Tahmaroo, fm Tri Pensacola, dor Jane, fm Matanzas, do; Deum Bath, do; Burotas, and Tuse do; 6 Boston, dg; Dover, do, arr 6t! Antwerp, Warsaw, Newport, do; Robt rr Ellen Brooks, Cadi Albatross, Pensacola, with 240 Lady Avbella, Dumbarton, Atha! iu Caskie, Floreace, Patapsed, Everliua, | om, Sept 10--Arr Welcome, Philadelphia. eTOWN, Sept 13—In port, r R Sarah, head 13th mst. lat 39 30, same. ‘ ibray, hence for NOrleaus, 3d inst. lat 23 53, lon 81. Rialto, for Baltimore, 6 days; Fal- idad, une; on de ‘anonicus, fm jew York; Emerald, Kellar, Thomaston, pt 13—Arr Mary Clark, Wilkins, New York; Lith, amore +» Cld Harriet Us vept L2—Sid Col Fimpoas, Albany; Elizabeth, Leader, Russell, N York. ept 3—Are Delaware, rb, Kein ‘ou, end John M Parke: ir) Winds October, and New Z uch, Tomlin, Mary Ann & Carol 2. ikley, NY ork. javana. 9-1 M Sept ‘Sun, Meineke, o Tay: Joaguina, [ jay. ‘ander, NOrlean: Liberty ielphia; Mary Brush, Rondout.. Sid Proof Glass, Jones lade!phia; Radiant, thaw: ew Haven Sept 15—Arr Chief, Baltimore; Gleane Merentor, (Br) Win i ladelphii ope, Philadelphia. Furapeuentia, Sept Arr Sami N Gott, Havana; or, NS; Mosel! Sid Virginia, Malcom, Porto Rico, Somerset; T on, Alban 3 Abigail. jas & Samuel, A B Cool id Jane Henderson, Hinson, Edmund & Frances. Hartford: Lewes, Del. Sept 4—Dr Hitcheock, and Orall America’ Providence : Leeds, Warren C0. Empresa Mex] Sisal and C and Martha NYork. Arr lith, », New York. Sid ‘ork; F D Decker, Catharine Jane, Dolphin,and Brazil lets Jane, aud C: i Weiant, Al- Sid loth Alban: Ny olphi ear, Pro- loo, and J. for Boston; jane, NLon: ‘ribune, Bridgeport; Harp, Ware- patent & Rebecca, Albany, went to sea last evening. — rr Ambassav‘or,Liverpool; Virginia, World, and Choe: New Cld New York, Hull, NYork: Yates, do - |, Anderson; Wilson Fuller, York; 10th, Howard, Liver: in port, Tennessee, of Portland; Ca- f New York; E (Sw) Ohlsou. Boston ‘ork; Ellis, Mills, Yucete- rid, Hae mpen- Boston Southern Mail, Wi ale, and Grampus, NYork. Mary & Deborah, Cresse, and i pse, Willetts, New York; Wai Young, Providence; Cam B. terdam: Heb Noxrox, Sep ‘York: Industry, NBedford, Rob'Roy, for B: oads to-day. NYorl rom the Ri . Newark. LTIMORE, Sept 15 jr ‘Arr Meridian, Arr Entaw, Bremen, dame; Maryland, B Fall Ri Cid Scot joston. er. SI CONSUMPTIVES, DOUBT NO LONGER! Pr Thereby certify that during the r | last, owing to exposure and Fatigue in the performance of my health received a severe shock. f August, all the symptoms of PULMONARY. COS ture called in my Bist who attended me some Weeks without benefit, aud to sidered my diseas* beyond the reach of hu- 1 now, employes tary dat of qT tinetly that he e man aid. recommended ‘TAR AND WOOD NAI I testify that in common wi ION appeared. T ts in At thi another ‘HOMSON’S PTHA. bh COMPO! ; Tused ith thousands of others, who have sician, who a UND" SYRUP BG read the following and retlect.—Another Wonderful | ore:— 4, April 1, 1815. thwark of July mili- ter part UMP. hysician, id me dis= Tn the it once P OF twelve bottles, and been cured by this medicine, that to italone | owe my restora- JAMES ANDREWS, No. 217 Catharine st. Iwas calied to attend to the above cas tion to health, ft CUR) E. pelling all doubts respecting the effieacy of this excellent med cine, lu diseases of the lungs aud liver. ease of the lun Hace, and by per in the right lung. Thomson’s Com; virtues of which og it would reach . THE MOS' ii had cas previous!: so despe RAOR: y erate. INARY in the secoudary {the disease. 1 found the patient laboring under com and liver; ulceration of the | sion I discovered an abscess had ‘The case being apparently hopeless yond the reach of the usual treatment, I resolved at ound Syrup of Ti ter hed and Wood ted, scarcely he result is, henceforth M. CHAMBERS, M. D. Philadelphia, April 1, 1845. Principal office, North-East corner of Fifth and Spruce sts. Philadelphia, ‘old wholesale and retail by A. B. S. Druggists, 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers st. Sold also 79 Fulton st. and 77 East Broadway. Price 40 cents, a9 Im*me DS & CO. Chemists a uperior Drilled dd Flax Lines able to s-ll on the most liberal terms. (> 102 Maiden Lane, up stairs, near Pearl street. aul im*me NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS. & J. BATE have removed their establishment to No.102 + Maiden Lane, where they have ou sale a large aud well | essorted stock of ver N | ick Salmon, Trout, Bass, Rock and Black F | Rods, Reels, Grass,Silk’an i Buell’, aud every description of Fishing 1 ckle, which they Limer- ies, are 5 53 | Moon nises. O.Tl HigH ware! Cleared. er, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodhull & Minturn. ‘ew Or'eans, J Elwell & Co. Charleston, G Sutton. (Sic) Russo, Naples, L Palm rg, (Brem) Geerken, Bre Barque Johan | stucken, ¢ Rosalie, Hill, Baltimore. Brig Star, Rogers, Greuada (cleared 13th). ‘m L Jones, Te Wilmington, NC.N L McCready, Brig Puritan, Armstrong, Norfolk, J Elwell & Co, Brig La Grange, Haley, Norfolk. Schr Agawam, Lane, Havaua, Read & Hoppock. pe Courrer Couch), Richmoud, Allen & Paxson. hr Geu De'Kalb, Jeakins, Baltimore, NL McCready. Sehr Tratlic, Garduer, Baltimore. : Schr Frances, Gardner, Ta Sloop Empire, Daytor oop Free Trader, Kel Sloop Empire, Smith, Ne Barge Planet, Green, Philadelphia. Steamer Irousides, Morrison, Philadelphia. _ Arrived. Barqne Cornelia, Young. 51 days from Rio Janeiro, with coffee, to Griouell, Minturn & Co. ath ult. lat 2115, lon 33 15, ¢ whale ship Metacom, of New Bedford, from’ a whaling age for Nantucket. Brig Susan. (of Salem) Campbell, 16 days from Havana, with 26,000 gallons molasses to J la. Spoke Ist inst. lat 31 43, hip Kalatnyzo0, MeCerren, 18 days hence for Texas, troops, &e. Parolina 7 N en, Meyer & hence for Charleston. Baker, Norfolk, corn, to JN Williams. idler, York Riv Sropper, Bi Ann, Mathews, Berlin, corn. Ann Caroline, Philadelphia for New London. Below. One barque, one brig, unknown. thin veekivile pete tips Yorkshire, Bailey, and Southerver, Palmer, Liverpool; St Marks, Cave, do: Francois I, Wheden, Havre; Anson, Bark: mon, and Ocean, Willard, Charlest: and others. ‘on; brig Augusta, Savannah, Miscellancous Record. Sutr Sourirort.—Captain Sturges, the agent of the under- writers, has come up from the ship in a lighter with dry goods, and ano‘her was to leave the wreck on Monday evening. The ship has about seven feet of water in the hold—the lower tiers of perishable goods will be badly injured—the valuable part of the cargo appears dry, and will be gotten out soon, and is expected to be forwarded to Charleston m the brig Mobile, which lies atthe foot of Maiden lane. The ship it is expected of the packet ship Quebec a the 3d inst. a large ship | mizen mast 1 jobmast, steering Bast 5 KOR GIAN, ebm, at this port from Liverpool, e: | enced a severe hurricane ‘on the Ist inst. lat 42 30° lon'S0 20, ich she aplit fore topsail, ¥ ad 158eteerage passengers aw + at this port, } mizen mast and m with loss of s—two born and one died on the | : | on THE St Lawnexce—The gale of been very severe in the St Lawrence. | of briz Joho & Mary, returned to his Vessel was totally distnasted off the Traverse th, + stron easterly gale—that he saw two achrw upset at th time, and that all on board perralved. ior Liverpool, wentashore nt Lilslet, . Sele Indus: try, Cowell, from Montreal for Halifax, with flour, was iealy lost at Kamouraska, same ume—cargo would be me darnaged state, Commence oF Havana.—There were 84 arrivals vana forthe month of August, 185, of which 27 were: fet the | United States: 76 vessels bailed’ in the same time, 21 of which | were forthe Uni States. The number of vessels in port ou 6th inst. were 13 ships, 33 brigs and 15 schrs—total 61. ‘The nu it of passengers arrived in the month of August last, Capt M’Millsn, Quebec 9th, und reported that —The packet ship Washington Irving was Inanch- yard of D Machay, at Bast Boston, This ship 16 ite of the Dorchester, ine bee, and still another, same duneusions, on th ’ mg a ways of W V & O Moses. A staunch ‘built seh was launched from the yard of Wm jo sou Point, 6th inst, oe Akkivals at New Yoru: September:— from the of 165 tons, Nash, at Addi- —For the week ending the 13th of for Genesee, and $4 76a4 87) Hf i ef cording to brands M+ 87) for Ohio and Michigan, ac. shipments from Rochest i season of the year—for tho ‘tant wreck only oe he have been sent East, ani since tho first of Soptembor Wir atic beens, ree ng East to tide-water is, how. . —being about 7,06 yet i about 7,060 bbls per day for September, from The amount passed to the 6th of the opening of vavigation, was. . Passod since. ...... 4... 5. Hi ‘Total amount to Sept. 19th. ....... 6... Fyn oo The amount of wheat left by canal during the Ween Genesee Valley canal. By Erie Canal, s07 Much of the wheat brought intoRochester by wagers ss shrunk. About 6000 bus! 1s of wheat have beon shipped East during the week. Passed 12th, off Cape Hatteras, ship | 7th ingt.appears | | | | | manuel, (Belgian) Cordier, Antwerp, Gerding & Kun- | | ines of seid Railroad, extending from the present ter FOR SALE. 1 quantities. ‘Also, co din the most exquisite si23w*r s of White Plain: i ‘Se ptember, for the grading, masonry and bridging of about 21 ty, un NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. EALED PROPOSALS wil be received New York aud Harlem Railroad C 1¢ office of the in, the village e 20th day of at W hite Plains, to a point uear the north line of Westchester county. Plans, profiles aud specifications will be ready for the inspee- tion of contractors on, the loth of September, when the Eugi- neers will be in attendance, to render all requisite informat,ou Contractors uot knowii to the Company or Engineer, will be ex “x The wo: pected to produce testimonials of their capaci erience; and the best security will be require must be commenced im| ty ability aud medistely alter contracts are closed, vigorously prosecuted, aud completed by the firstday of Mas next. 3 (sore By order of the Kxtension Committee. ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chief Eng’ tt A approximating the uearest of an ral head of hair Toupees, Plaits, | cheaper than any other house i the city. | stove balwarks, boats, &e. The | mone of the jt Peain's Liverpool and Boston 1 coppe: hip of about 400 tons was launch- » P . tine ways of Jo Rideout, at Bath; om Thursivy oueh. F mat She is owned by B Bailey. (Atiother of about the | eres) site hove, owne Japt tts, 0 el e was to be lant next day, from the ways ot 3 alates American verse! ‘ wengers. | OTeIEN oes. : 1035 Of the 12 asels, 9 ¥ bs 1,366 CLeanancee for the same peioe American vessels Tons. Foreign ..... 5,206 Total ...... “O19 ; \ Naval, US stermer Princeton sailed for Vera Craz on the 5th in from Pensacola. US sacola. brig Lawrence is daily expected at Pr Whalemen. Arr at Provincetown 12th inst. John Adams, Atlantic Ocean, 170. sp; Edw t Arr at Bi Provineeto 1 dO, 170. on 15th inst, Belleisle, Atlantic Ocean, of and via at Bahia 23d July, had put in there ten days previous with 0 fem ee ty, HRALROE Among the crew, which they had talcen at Fayal— | jggg,nomtutst9 eomineuen from this, the ‘ud all recovered, and would proceed. on the voyage next B. Lewin Te Jon'sit Howe: of Provincetown, was spoken 19th ult. lat 3220, M, Woolf, on 5! bh 70 ap, e 1 Medford, of 51 45, with 50 ayy, | recs a ton 93, 70 rovineetown, was spoken 28th ult, lat 323, lon sland, of Provineetown, was spoken 26th ult, lat 33, lecter fromCapt Shockley, of the Roman, of NB, reports | Moretacs elo ees | Also. manufactured trom ladies an: lees, Bracelets, Watch Guards, Rings, Flowers, a ©. BARRY, Artist in Hair, No. 146 Broadway. + aud Seaips upon the Veutilating and Gossamer system, y Yet Manutyevured to the natu Bands) Seams aud Carls, Wigs The trade supplied tlemens , Neck Tin} an2i Im*ine HARPS. HARPS. 55 Anthony St., 2 Doors from Broadway. AMES HA London celebrated 63g oc. Grand beating Basses, Se. & is Hant President of the Courts of London and Paris, terton, Horu, and numero guished music| talent. re, 85 thon Se se distany > Obsery: 7 HARP: N LEY, the on! d Pari bh calls and § eat le Acti ted Stat t Pupil of Seb: ‘ion to his sto C. b-en honored with the testim: End, of ke of Im- Harps, including his Gothie Instruments with Metallic Vi- ials of the es, the American Miuisters to the Professors Bocnsa, Alvars, € others from private hat udividuals of street, 2 doors from Broadway. D._ Strings, Ke. 12 Im*re M. WIS OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY. M he is parily si science he eye Per Which will gre attention i « tm Short sight enabled to wi ath called toa es of the fi: est flint, which, through th ce sine purest e be improving the sight in continu persons, and su cataract, cau also be suited. He would by th we ber w style of pr ision, and st 1 their effec ost respectfully informs the citizens o| public in general. that he has located himself in this eity, and opens to-day at 437 Broadway, a large an | assortment of Spectactes.aud,Reading Glasse: | aud steel Frames. wn f NewYork, and the ort complete Gold, Silver, so remind the public, to whom bis anuual visits to e the lastnine years, that by his knowledge of the optica detertiine the glasses suitable for any eyes can’ be supplied with glasses and not strain the sight. aratoxa Springs Parveular ve ground qlass- ‘olish and tras izhly recom for ne " Ww glasses of superior quelity in old frames, and solicits the patronage of it all in want of his articles, #13 lin*re Please cal M. H Wi Optician, 437 Broadway. GOLD LEAF AONSTANTLY on hand st eet, inthe reor, the city, at $26 per on. | well known to need reeomme. thon of down town customers, a supply Lambert & Live's Statiouery, 62 Wall sireet Orders ex-ented with 3. #7 12tis* mn AND DENTIST the ma I, warr: Gold The qu care and deepnte AUC Ch + Practical Gold- S’ GOLD FOIL lactory, 92 Reade d equal toany in of our Gold Leaf is too For may 1e accommody ways be had at Cash in |] eases. beater A. PUK Dib, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND 'TASSEL MANUFACTURER, No. 105 Willlam Street. NTIMAT. w rd, HE Wo. THE ONL nin the Side the Throat, Nervo roken Constitution, ther Causes, try rap of Wild Sy of Philadelphi Wild and street kt Worcester, Mi. BE. aoe taal others are Therefore, be cautious to ask fur t Breparation from this valuable tree yrup of Cherr ¢ streets, Phil Agents—Wi. Milnor, M.D. corner « E. B. Warner, 205 Bi dey Charelr Diy V Stanwins Hal Bull 6, Buffalo, New York hat he has ou hand omplii L ¥ the genuine, wid only herry, prepared by the e Iphia, leecker, ewark, No J Sohn 8, Harris Troy, New York: reen a necesm Up Stairs, DEK & BLESSING OF T LY CURE FOR CONSUME LET EVERY MAN, troubled dis daily bringing for- oss tment of the above arte) i Urders promptly execated. 0 which Prices low. THE AGE TIO WOMAN & CHILD, Blood, h Coughs, Colds, Spitti Axthina, Brouchitls, Whooping ore or iKinal and ouly genuine Swayne’ Fey rincipal office, wort ade Compound west corner 8th ew York; Rev. ndrew Oliver and Co., F St. Louisy Win Inciunati;’ Pierson and. Harrison Benjamin Olds, 276 Broad 1 Mass. Maiden ‘Lane,’ Albany, New y Sil York; in ag ad Harr Mass. ry tor the benent of ¢ by the retail eby to close ont d) for int day of August, | tou, Soullard, New | Nene sen z od ae z wa 2 Or. G street. anal item dleaee welah ta cine once m ares without mereryecr bee *Reones hte eu STRICTURES OF Ee ‘THRA are cured by Dr M. ou improved principles, without pain or inconvenience to the patient. As the symptoms of Stricture are with those of other tions of the urins » noue but ex- perienced Surgeons should be allowed to. inake the necessary ex. amination, as those affected with enlarged prostate glands, may suffer much jae from awkward titioners. NERVOU! D CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.— | ‘This affection, and the wain of evils resulting fro: ret de- structive habit in youth, indwemg nocturnal emissions and ultt mate impotency, are r by Dr. M., on pat.iological stem to a healthy tone and rein- | stating it# original vigor. A perfect eure guaranteed, oF no se. N. B.—Dr. M. holds no communion with medical pretenders, who claim to be Surgeons, as he fy aualified Ks, &e. | of Brondway and Johu | corner of Minetta street pensary, 168 Bowery, comer ol Wood, M.D,. Hailem; Havi- | 'G | justly cele | woll to obtain Stine! . perhaps, the on advertising Surgeon in the city. is diplomas in his office 214g Fulton street. Letters post paid and. coppaining & fee will inate mine and advice to any-yart of the Union, Office 20454 Fulton street, near Greenwich, New York. Open from7 A. M. to 10 P. M., daily. 816 lin*r DR. MARSHALL HALL’S CORDIAL RENOVATOR. R. MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrated Physi- cians in Europe, is the discoverer of this va'uable medicine. It isnow used ii his preetige atnoug the moguity Of usa and through the continent of Europe, and in every instance where used accordin, is, las produced the most happy Te sults. [tis exclusively directed to, the cure of such complaints ay arise from adisorganization of the geuera ick and wonderful action is such that ‘coldies ot remain in the system th hour. It will afford de tudutgenee in solitary bilit f to those who by habits, have fallen into a state of 1 weakness, brought on by asecret habit,indnlged his is, when too frequently indulged in, the Sie weakness of the tful- ness, palpitation of the heart, aversion tosociety, consumption, emaciation, are the symptoms. of this disease. Gleets, whites, obstruction of certain evacuations, total impotency aud barren ess are removed by this medicine. PHILLIPS & BOYNE, Ageuts. Forwarded to all parts of the United States. Price $2 per bottle—6 bottles for $9. Sold at M4 Duane st. S13 mtr DR. HULL'S TRUSSES AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. TPE suverioriy of Dr. Hull's Instruments over all others ackuowledged iy the most emiuent Physicians in Ew rope and Ameri Olfice 4 Vesey street, Astor How: female in attendance in the ladies’ department. si2im*m 500 REWARD. ROSS’ SPECIFIC MIXTURE—For the cure of Go- norrnow, Gieets, Strictures, and Analogous Complaints. We give no quackish recommendatious to deceive the public ‘The proprietor chitlenges a single case of t KONOFT ROT to be brought in which the Mixture will uot effect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture. yt fet, Forsale at Dr. W. H. MILNOR’S, 192 Broadway, the Fraukliu House 7 THD BOLPLON, PRIVATE TREATISE, “BY DR. RALPH, ON certain delicate diseases, in which the best and opposite 87 lm*rre convenient means of cure are stated in the plain ble manner (the prescriptions being given without reserve); giving also a clear and futhful description of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken for venereal, which afford a wide field for the extortions and deceptions of a well, known boasting class. of people. None but those who have had peculiar opportunities of Judging, can possi! wine the numerous and varied sources of deception which exist on this subject, nor the sufferings, both in mind and body, they entail upon society. To be had only at 88 Greenwich street. Price $1. (It may be sent by post, un- ound. ' P. &. Aware of the opinion in general entertained of those | who obtrude their skill upon the public (multitudes of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give the following statement as the ground ou which this iittle book claims especial confidence:— sia Besides the author's rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, &e.—his former works on medicine, viz. The ‘Domestic Guide to Me ue,” which has passed through several editions, a Tre tiseon D ia,on the Epidemic Cholera,Se.,8c..he has {;monial letters from the most eminent phy siciahs of Europe to the most eminent in America, as Sir Astley Cooper to Dr Mott of this city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, and others, and, which is most gratifying, has permission to refer to almost evgry physician oteminenee in the city, Hoe The author has lately observed that several pretende have as nearly imitated his advertisements, and the tite of has book, as they could do; but those wto should unforunate- ly happen to be misled will very soon detect the imposture. sit im*m EW YORK CORFEE SALOON, 217 Fulton street— ‘The proprietor of this establishment would inform his ids and the public generally, that he still continues to pro- vide for the wants of the inner man. f His waiters are attentive, and the different dishes served up {hot or cold, as may be defied) in uy-cop style, and to crown the whole, the beauty of the thing is, tha: every thing is so 812 lw*rre MUSIC. hee LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of young ladies on the Piano, She teaches on the Logerian system, which has never been introduced as yet into this coun- try: ithas been greatly aporoved of in Europe, ax being the shortest aud easiest method of bringing on the pupil. A note addressed to X. Y. at the office of this paper, shall be attended 10. ald lin*re MUSIC, A Rare Opportunity of Acquiring a Thorough Musical “Education. H. DERWORT, Professor of Singing, Gnitar and Piano from 7 to 10 ghters, whom inging, years observation ly taught in Ger- * Forte, has opened a class for Young Ladi ears of age, among Whom are thice of his own di froposes to thoroughly instructin the art of Mr. Derwort’s system is the result of uate i during which he has successtu aud New York, His method cannot fal to in Is a clear perception, and athorough knowled) ples of music, with the ability to har- fh and experience, many, Lond part to his pup! of the grammatical pri monize any simple » invited to call at his Rooms, 427 Broadway, when every inquiry will he answered erms $20 per annum, payable quarterly in advance Les sons three times a week, rivate instruction as heretofore, al2 Im*rh AEOLIAN HARPS. UNNS & CLARK having purchased the patent right for “Coleman’s Aolian Attachmentto the Pianoforte,” tor the entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce to they are now prepared to supply Pianofortes improvement attached, or to a e same to any made horizontal! Pianofortes. In regard tothe durability of this invention, N. & C. are prepared to satisfy the most pre- judiced mind, their own critical examination and experience Warrant them'in the assertion, that the *Aolian” will remain in tune in any climate, and it wiil uot be affected by transitions most satisfactory warrantee is given with of atm T each instrament. = The public are invited to examine the ‘'#olian Pianofortes’ attheir ware-room, No. 240 Broadway, opposite. the Park where also may be Ruud an assortment of 6, 6% and 7 Octay Pranofortes, both in rorewood and mahogany cases. m26 6ro*r ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHn. AX hair 2W AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being ali quid Dye, which instautaneousiy changes the color of the ow beautiful brown or black, without injury to the hai orskin. The great superiority of this dye consists in its easy mode of application and instantaneous effect—all other dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce auy change. Its snerior excellence will be apparent to every ove upon & single application, 4 cxtract from the ‘ Philadelphia Daily Sun.”—ALExaNDER’s aPHe.—The effect of the above on the hair is truly as- tonishing. It was tried yesterday in our office, and the change from gray to black was issantaneou: For sale by Rushton & Co, Te 1, 110 Broadway! 10 Ae tor House aud 8% Broadway; corner of 1th street; Aspin wall, 8 William street loore # Taylor, 81 Maiden lane ; J. Wright & eet; and of the principal druggists throughout the United States, or of solemgents. R, & G. A. WRIGHT, 23 South Fourth street, In*m. Philadelphia. MACHINE BELTING. GOODYEAR’S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER MACHINE BELTING. AN,ARTICLE off grent strength and durability, can be adapced to all kinds hinery for which leather 5 costs about one third less, and is superior to Itis unaffected by heat or cold, ry does not require alteration as isthe case wits le: sale by R, ; : 100 Broad: Belts of given lengths and thickness made to order. au26 2m"in DISSOLUTION OF COP 4 THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing ubscriber aud John Popplewell. uuder th NAS HAYTHORN & CO., WELL, was dissolved on the Ist day of May last names of JO- HAYTHORN & POPPLE- ‘rhe busi- ness of the firm will be settied by the subscriber. Bloomfield, N.J 33 eodaw*rre Wi 8 and Scalps, BAreueyor ented Wixs and Scalps, are ex citing the astonishment, curiosity and admiration of con- sours. All the old difficulties aud vexatious. a zenow done away with. ‘These deantiful specime to. Wig making, cm only be procured at Wim. Bate Broadway. Removed from 163 Broadway JONAS HAYTHORN. No. Wall street, audi Haine SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD § BEING the very best Shaving Cream in. existence— ZA there vever was.an article that zave such generalsntiafaetion RING’S VERBENA CREAM stands pre-eminently the Shav- ing Boap of the whole world; the united preaes of Rurope and this country have prononneed it unrivalled, aid the immense sales fully testify that itis duly appreciated. ‘It is put ap neat- er, sold chen) han any oter soap now before the public. All are requested to cal! and@see the article as now Are pared For sale by the origin | inventor, CHARLES H RING, 392 Broome street. and 89 Maiten I, ne. y ug? intr TO ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE. NONROY'S, 52 Fulton st O corner of Cliff street, Manu /fecturers and Importers of F 6 Tac! allits branches have now completed their fall stock, consisting of every article ta the Jine for Pond, Streim, River’ and Sea Fishing, linpor ters of the pensive it Hemming & Son, and genuine Limerick brated Fish Hooks, Also, of Dixon& Sous celebrated poting Tackle and covered Drinkiug F npowder, &c., be., wholesale aud ret ‘Jask, fest Canister 423 Im*r STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, 3 y hair to its orignal color in afew ig different hoe any yetoffered fe SI ( WAN’ PURC! and Wa- HORSES SALE. SEVERAL Horses, the Beoperey of gpationon who having returned from the couutry aving no fui ther use for , An excellent opportunity now offers Tor those who may wish to purchase, as they will be | offered at reasonable prices. Also, several Rockaway and other Wi may be seen at Disbrow’s Riding School and Livery Stables, 408 Bowery. lwtm ROSE HILL STABLES, dth street, berwoon Aaa Rl STARS, te one ree a Just arrived from the country, and for sale at the ve stables, 80H horses, 2 fast ps ses, among which four fast trotting ic do., several pairs farm horses, some fue cart horses, afew road and stage horses, and shippers. wie RH. NORTHRUP, Proprietor. CARTS, HARNESS, HOKSES, We. TWO second hand carts and harness; one large meat cart; one sm: ring do; one first han me young bay Suc, wen wiowe to single and double harness and excellent under the saddi very gentle and well calculated for a Nady. pecan clagaat ladies side saddle and a uew set of very light ess, Also, an iron chest and copying press in good order. he above w yard, - nee cheap to close a concern ane (a AKCHER’S: FALL STYLE GENTLEMEN’S HATS. ARE ready for inspection and sale at his old established stores 204 and 260 Greenwich street. Also, a large assort- meut of Men s, Youths’ and Jufants’ Caps. of the latest and most approved patierns, ISAaC H. AR J sigottr ___ 204 and 260 Gre ROBERTSON’S PH@NIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, 103 Fulton Street, between Willlam and Nassa\ THE the Prop the nwich st. cess, which has attended the efforts of or of this Establishment, to introduce into use a smperior article at an extremely low p ges him tomake increased exertions to merit th the Public, The peculiarity of hissystem of c ts iu the establishinent of the ino: d 3 departments, as well as in an inyiriable adhe Cash on delivery,” relieved from the oppressive ex- peuses.o the more extravagant craftsmen of Broadway, and ected to none of chose losses which ae the certain a¢com- pautment of the “eredit pr g He 18 euabled to offer the di following reduced rates ;—~ te. ferent articles in his line at the : "HATS. First Quality Nutri Fur, $3.50 cond do do do... 3.00 inst do Moleskin. 300 Second do 250 First Quality Cloth 150 Second do do 100 Third do do. 15 13 1m*m FALL FASHION 1845. WM. BANTA, No. 94 Cana Srreer, Corner or Wooster Srrget, aNp jo. 130 Chatham Street, OFFERS to his friends aud the public a large assort of Hats of the newest style at the following low Prices, viz Short Na lity Nutria Fur Hat.. 00 Also. a choice variety ot Childrens’ Caps, Boys Fur aeG. Gentlemen’s Travelling and Dress Caps, &e. &¢ 810 ln#r MILUS FALL STYLE WELLINGTON HATS NOW READY, atthe well known establishment, 178 roadway, Howard Hotel, at the following prices : First quality Nutria, $4 ad First 2d 3d do do. J.D. Totten and R, J. Tiffany riends as above. THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS ‘ ARE NOW READY for the season, 1845, which for Jightuess and superiority of color cannst be’ surpassed, which is a very important part of the Hat, retami UlL it is worn out. "Any article sold in this establishment is ne- ver misrepresented but sold for what itis. Also, the fall style of Boys and Children’s Caps, of various patterns. Gentlemen can have their hats made to order in any shape or style they wish. C. KNOX, 110 Kulton st #u29 Im*m yetween liam and Nassau s\ TO COUNTRY MEKCE ) and sewed, from the Eastern manufactories; Lai rs, Busking, ‘Ties, Slips, &c., of every description. A greater variety of Childrens’ Shoes than anv other store in this city, Gentlemen's fine Gaiters, twenty different kinds, Gents Buckskin Shoes, Sportsinen’s,’ Fishermen's, and Seamen's oot, Store open till 10 o'clock ia the evening, giving country chants an opportunity of examining the goods at their leis 59 Im me ANTI-HUMB UG. CHEAPEST BOUTS AND SHOESin the city—T. L. MARTIN has established a new and fashionable Boot atid Shoe Store, No. 2i0 Falton street, between Church and Greenwich sts., where he would be happy to accom- imodate those who may patronise him, Boots made to order, of the best materials, $5; boots footed, $3 50; shoes, $2. Also made to order, after the same rates, opera and fancy’ patent lea- ther boots, gaiters, pumps and fancy colored slippers N.B.—The greatest care taken to ensure a handsome and easy fit, a dratt of the foot taken, and a last made aud kept ex- pressly for each customer. Repaiting of all kinds neatly executed at the shortes: notice. ‘Terms cash. a2. cod2w rh FOR SALE, 2 OR EXCHANGE for other city property, the large ii) splendid four story basement house. corer of Bleecker and Thompson streets, as No. 1 Depean Row, how vceupied by Dr. Valentine Mott ‘Two thamls of the pur? ny lott chase money may reinaiu on mortgage for several years. For rarticulars apply between 10 and 12 o'clock to si6 lw're 8. B. HUTCHINGS, 36 Joha st. ga, HOUSE WANTED—Part of fra furnished House, the former preferred, for a small fam UBL ly, either in New York or Brooklyn.’ Great care wi be taneu of furaiture References given and required. Ad- dress, with terms, R. H., box 486, New York Post Office a1 2t'me conveui- y, for the wiuter,all haudseme- newly furnished, a private table, and all necessary comforts at 411 Houston street, second block east side froin Broadway. Can be seen at any ime after the 0th September. si2 lw're aud HOTEL DE PARIS. : ANTIONE VIGNES, one of the late proprietors of the Perkins’ House, Boston, respecttully informs his friends and the travelling public, that he has opened the "No. 200 Broad wa’ ance on Reade street, called the poy to accomm se who may wish to patrouise him, with Board and Lodging, by the day, week or muoath, on the most ressouebie terms. 83 Im*rre FOK SALE, IN THE CITY OF APALACHI- COLA. TWO LOTS, No. 10 and 1!, in Block F 1, each 30 feet by 80, entending through from Water to Commerce st., and bounded by Water, Cherry minerce streets it wot sold pi ly by the 25th instant, will then be offered at anction. Kor particulars, enquire of se GEO. L. PRIDE, No 41 Wallstreet. Who has $17,500 in one sum, to loan on real estat«in this city or Brooklyn. Apply as above. sli iwre ONLY REGULAR UINE OF PACKETS FOR NeW ORLEANS—Packet of the 22d September— The splendid and fast sailing packet ship SAR- “LL, gCapt. Taylor, will positively sail onfMonday Sept. 22d, her regular day z k: i ds ‘The accommod; is of this favorite packet ship for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, are very superior. ‘The ships of this line have now commenced their regular trips and willsail punetually every Mouday, weather permit- . OF passage f ; sons Wishing to secure berths should make early applica- tion on board, foot of Wall street, oF to i W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 816 re 75 South st., comer of Maiden Lane. FOR BYLIZR—HONDURAS—Bark JOHN R. GARDNER, James Pederson, master, will have despatch for the above port. of passage only, having superior accommodations, apply to the Captain on board, Pier 8 keast Kiver, or to sta aterh * ALKEXANDRE, 28 South at. KOR LIVERPOOL ith Desparch— ‘Thesfrst class fast sling packet ship PAN LH A, W. B. Lane m: ¢ despatched as above. Having superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, persons wishing to embark should make immediate Slip, or to sil »plicat.c board, west side of Burling suplreaton 8 JOBEPH MeMURI A Corner of Pine and South sts FOR SALE, FREIGH & OK CHARTER—The meget shinSHAKSPEARE, 750 tous, hes carried 550 bales baile in this city by ‘ew Orleans cott ruWu & Bell, in the best possible manner; live oak and locust live oak aprons, transoms and cants, forward and aft; salt- the stocks and resalted several times siuce; has handsome hed accommodations for 26 pasvengers and is believed to fastest snip of her length belonging tothis port; Apply to slom EB. K, COLLINS ., 6 South st. ¥ FOR LONDON—Regular Packet of the 20th sep tember—Lhe first class packet ship GLADIATOR, Captaia Bunting will sail as above, being her regular ing very superior uccommodations for cabin, second enbin und steerage passenyers, porsons intending to embark should make early opplieation on board, foot of Maiden Lane, or to ch Jos RAY, EPH MeMUR Pine street, corner of South street. The splendid packet ship Switzerlahd, Captain Knight, wil succeed the Gladiator, and sei) on the Ist October. si0m FOR MARSEILLUS—Packet of the Ist of Octo her—The new ship NBRASKA, Unpt. Bi Her mecommodations. for passengers. are not surpassed by ny Of the packets sailing from this port. She offers a desirable veyance ¥ portin the Mediterranean, teumers regularly ply to all the ports from Marsailles. For ME OF Paasage apply to CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, 103 Front st, or to BOYD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Bui Ks, sith all street. 20. Sonth street. ding Al others, we who dowtt | a treet re requested to have their h anged before . FOR MOBILE—New Line—The splendid Packet paying the . If hambugs would t: im A there ship GAZELLE, Captain Treadwell, wno goes to would be no reason to ‘one Kenuing, unless signed the erty with freight and passengers, will have im- H. Striker, in red ink. in be forwarded by | mediae despatch for the above port. Harnden’s Express to any part of the world, One trial wifi | For freight or peanige, in either cabin, second eabs prove the fact. Wholesite, $7 50 per dozer retul, | age, all of whieh will fi taken et much less than the 1; and applied at No. 5 Chathatn street, opposite the Hall of | by applying to WOHN HERDMAN & Records, New York, up stairs. an26 Im*re adh re a METALLIC RUBBER. GOODYEAR’S rated 1D} OV ARRANT: % SHO not to stiffen or so! article ten under any degree of cold or heat; qualled for durability, n ness or price, for sale in assorted cases, suitable for the city or country trade, and in stall quantities, by > CHER, GEO. B. Broadway. au28 2m*m JUDGE UNTERIAN DIS! “OR YOURSELF. SA) tablished A. D. 1835, by cessfal treatment sale o! f DR. jury tothe constitution, ndrance from business, even when all else pm preh ve treative accompanies each vial, ons) whichis warranted ty effectually eure standing, or h eply seated in tothe patient, and in’a shorter medicine in the world, or no pay sl imow'me TO TAILORS HOSE, who desire to ate 0 mets? d led. A have fail (with fall direct all cases. no matter how the system, with le space of titne, tI w ul vomplete Work o1 which can be obtained of th On Tare” Proce sree ogg ater only, at No, hay Ne. tctionen ¥ FOR LIVIERPOOL—The fast sailing coppe: teed and coppered-ship SOUTHERNER, te Palmer, manter, will have iinmediate dispateh. it or passage, having excellent accommo ply ap on bor 7 bd Math” RY GODHUEL te StIN TURN, a Boh BLACK BALL OR OLD LINK OF aa POUL PACKETS Kor ‘Livervoo}, only seyesar icket of the 16th of Septer favorit ket, ship new and celebrated fast is Pari itey, wi YORKSHIRE, iso ate butthtent Cape, B.G-Baiey, will sa Poatrively iin ‘wesday 1ath Serymmodations of the Yorkshire are MJ eostly manner, with every sre fitted out in a, moat aPernvenienee, that eannot but add to hw comfort of thowe embarking. Persons visiting the ol coun oer ea eevee thisrplendid specimen of naval archie Ceciure, before engraing elvershere satin Ohael dl be made on Hoge fan of sma ator tothe subseribers ROCHE, BROTHER: & CO. * 95 Falton st, next door to the «1 Bank, Breet ST. JOHNS, N B—With Despatch w and steerage, early appli: e ip Ri BRE ASIA S Mit tl Ald Ph Por freig tons, apply 6 rh ity fin acouple of days to receive cargo, end have ene, having state room accommoda: ‘on board, foot of Clinton st, of to the aubscrivers. OCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton st, next door to the Fulton Bank, 21) iron Grorsale bY eRsse & BROOKS. ce, encoura- | SE Fe Fe TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, Leave ROEM cing on Monday, Beprember 130s, 195. ave Broo ‘At 83 o'clock, A. M., Boston ‘Train for Greenport, daily, Sanaays exceyteds stoping at Farmiaghale und Be. George's anon, . M., for Farming fale and intermediate places, daily Gale Gemteds end on jays, ‘Thursdays aud Satur- days, through to, Greenport and intermediate s. 5 ‘Ata P.M., for Farmingdale and intermediate places, daily, Sindy excepted, and ou Saturdays to Bufo ation. Leave Greenport — , Herat Leveloey, PML. or on the arrival of the Pace bey Norwich: dy SaMGaO excepted, stopping at s ‘ar! St, George's Manor ind ‘accommodation ‘Train, on Mondays, Weluondavs sad fridiys ioe Brocklyas at 0X o'clock, A.M. and 1 P, ML, daily, Sun- — meee ‘for Brooslyn, at @ o'clock, A. M. and 234 P. M., daily, 8an- dave excepte Medford Station. Brushville 27"! SI, Milleville » Hyde Parke, i7 miles a2 St. Georg Clowarille Riverhea one si sion Cou, 44 Vipoiants Cee! itd ges are in readiness on the Stativius, to take passengersat very low Fares, to all parts of the land, acrival of Trains at the several | fatand. é Baxgage Crates will be in readiness at, the foot of Whitehall | street’to receive Beggage for the several Trains, 30 uninutes be- | Monette hour of starting irom the Brooklyn side, Dekawny Baggage taken in xeyarate Crates, | he Btecmer Statesman leaves Greenport for Sag Harbor | twice each day on the arrival of the ‘Trains irom Brooklyu. sil re CENTRAL RAIL ROAD FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON | DISTANCE 10 MILE i ROAD is open for the transportation of Passengers and Freight. 40 cents per hundred. 13 cunts per cubic fuot. Rates of Passoge. o. sce + ates of Freight’ vi On weight goods generally. ... in Measurement goods .. ju barrels wet (except molasses and oil $150 per barrel, On barrels 80 cents per barrel. 40 cents per hundred. * + $5 00 per bhd. $5 bo par by ‘ forwarded free of URSE, iti TH LONG ISLAN NI OR TORCE WORCESTER. ‘EW LONDON, N: ESTE At 8 o’clock in the Morning, from the Foot of Whitehall street, South Ferry—Sundays excepted. _ ‘Way Crates are in readiness to receive baggage for New Loudon, Norwich aud Worcester, Baggage for ote EONS. through under lock. julé tire TO WESTEKN ‘TRAV Soe was LINE, From Philadelphia to Pitsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail- oadsand Canal—through in 33 days. ‘The above line is now in ay pansion andi offers rest inducements to persons who wit v pleasant mode of travelling to the west. "he cars are builtin the most approved modern style, the oats are fitted up ina superior manner, and every effort is made | oy the proprietors to conduce tothe comfort and convenience dE travellets.. ‘The seeaery on thio route is anrivalled, and the reat chain of Peunsylvaniainternal iiaprovementa is ‘well wor fy of being seen, : t ‘By ulus reute passengers aveid all the fatigues and dangers at- andatthe same time makean ex- dant upon stage travelling, erin cars Ieeve every morning at o'clock. Passongersare ad . Ee r 5} t aud Four ree . "Band ip South Thitd sts, A, CUMMINGS, Agent. Philadelphia, May 17, 1845. cs Wor information, in the ci of New York, apply to 2 H. KNIS) ent for, . H. KNISELL, Agen! D. LEECH & 06.’ Line. 7 West st, N.R. NOTICK. mvI7 6m*rre i ty Tis to ttarrem, and the 720 P.M train from Williams Bridge will be discontinued. ‘The 6 o’clock evening train rom, Hail wili 10 Harle’ i ul ind Morrisianna city. HOUKS CHANGED. ~ On and after Moaday, the 15th instant, the Steam oat LOLAS, Capt. Richard Yates, will leave New York for Fort Hamilton until fartle é notice, as follows— Leave Pier No.1, ER A} PM To’clock 5 16 3t*re: NOTICE. eno STATEN ISLAND eer FERRY, FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. ‘The Bonts will run as follows until farther notice :— Leave Staten Island at 8,9, 10, 11, 12.4. M., and 1, 2,3,5,6 Leave New York at, 9,10, 11, 12A.M., and 1,2, 3%, 5.6 P.M sie tf NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY Ling. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT. ‘sat 7 o'clock, P. M.—The steamboat EM PIRE, Captain R. B. Macy, will leave the steamboat pier foot of Courtlandt street, every Tuesday, ursday and Saturday afternoon, at 7 o'clock. Saptail H. Peck, every o’clock. ‘The steumboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm. tor Passage or Preightapply on boned, oF at the office on the nt rant Leave Fort Hamilton. 8 o'clock A a P Monday, Wednesday aud Iriday atternoon, et 7 ! Line for Albany. and Troy, positivel yrillmot receive any Trenton Board the bouts efter atx ocho tt M. PEOPLES’ LINE OF STRAMBOATS SOR ALBANY DAILY—Sundays, bxcepted-—Through Di- Teet, at 7 o'clock P. M., frem the Pier betweea {Courtla wit and Liberty streets. 5 Steamboat ROCHES'SER, Captain RK, G. Cruttenden, will seave ou Monday, Weduesday and Friday F.venings, at7 o'clock. Stoambont KNICKERBOCKER, Captun A” Houghton, aul nog on Tuesday, Vharsdsy and Sotnrdey Evenings, at Tar be Aros landing wt interraedince places, from the foot f Bs treet — "Mtoamboct SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. ‘Truesdell, will | rie Monday, Weduesday, I'riday and Sunday After Shouts ut 3 o'¢loek, Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard* (iesve oa Tuveday, Thursday aud Saturday Afternoons, at5 rers taliny ple gune f, either of the aboye Lines will arrive in Alba- | fo. ir the Morning Train of Cars for the east or i ‘The Boats are new and substatia!, are furnished with new and Aegant state rooms, and for speed aud accommodations are un- Avalon the Hudson, | Yreight taken at moderate rates. All persons are forbid trustiug, any of the Boats ofthis Lino, | srithout a written order {rom the Cupeoms oF Agents, : For passage or freight, ‘apply ou! oud the boat, of ta F.C. sermitz, Tice on wi slir E Steamer NEW HAVEN, now ran- ning between Greenport and Providence, will be withdrawn until Weduesday next forthe purpose of hitting her up fora night boat on the same route. S13 lwr "OR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, RUMSON, EATON TOWN, SHREWSBURY AND MANASQUAN. ‘The new and elegant low pressure steainer EDWIN LEWIS, Captain Corhes, will eave Catharine Market as follows, tou at Pier No. 1 Kast River, going and returning: aves New York, ys Eaton Town. a 6) Sept. 5--F ada: il aM. # Pe oudsy, te ae ngers to Il parts to convey passengers Bay : AT 7 O'CLOCK, MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY and iatermediate jandings, from the Steamboat Pier at the foot o Breall Rp ieerea koe he boat, Feakdustand Dinner on board the boat, ves New York at 7 o'clock, A. M., ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays y,and Troy at6 o’elock, A. »y Albany at 7 o’elock lay, Wednesday and Friday. pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Gorham, om ’ Ithursdays and Saturdays, at7 o’elock. a ames js enh NA iin, c pain A. Degroot, on Mon- day, Wednesday. and Priday, at 7 o'clock. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to F. B. Hall, atthe carne Minar ts, (eight, bagenge,bank bill, spacie, oF ay atice-vAil goods, freight, be , ther kind of property taken shirped, ar put on bourd this boat, aust be at the risk of the owners uch goods, freight, bag- ange, Ke. jel8re - Jone AND LIVERPOOL >} EE. ew YO! ‘ eC) NE EF, Great Western Steam Ship Compa ny’s Steam, The G ol REAL WESTERN, 1700 tons, horse. power, B. Rt. Matthews, Haq., ommander. T BRI 43,500 tons, 1000 horse power Late GEE eee Hosken, It.'Ns, Commander—are intend to run as follows: GREAT WESTERN. Liverpool. From New York. Bieri ns ce bomuee &, | Thursday. sv. Mepe. 18 Saturday... ss: October il. | ‘Thursday... .c.Nov. 6 GREAT BRITAIN. From Liverpool, From New York. Saturday... .+s July 25, 195, | Saturday... August 30. Saturday. Sept. 27. turday . let. 25. Saturday, :..).!Nov, 22 Sacurday Dec. 20. Fare per Great Western, $100, and $5 Hteworils’ Feos. Fare per Great Britain, from $80 to $12), (and $5 Steward’s (op) sceording to the sme sac pe ton Ld ie State Rooms. ‘or freight or , or other information ft ett or passage, oF other Inrnaton IRI n7 2awim* re Front —___[S=EEEoEeee tHE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BEN\ETT, Proprietor. Jirculation~«- Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Ey lay. rico 9 conte pat Uy 07 26 per annum—pay able in advance, WEKLY HERALD—K very Saturday—Price 6} conte er sort, 124 cents per annum-—payablo in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—aiway® ash in advance, FRINTING of al! lands exocuted with boauty and toapatch. 7 ape thio ss somrraiceiens by mail, addressed shment, paldy mill bo deducted trom the rubgery money read JAMES: GORDON BENNETT, fhorsinton or run New Youn Henaty Ketasuismmant Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.