The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1845, Page 3

J the First Ward. Her life is despaired of.— | Her bus! is employed on board some vessel, and was | absent at the time of the occurrence. Her offs a | child about 4 months old, was suitably provided for. | Another Case—A man ramed Wm. Foley, residing in | range street, also attempted to commit suicide last night. His groans attracted ihe attention of persons in | the house, who entered his rooms in time to frustrate his | inga Wife.—A man named James K. Smith, was | this morning for attempting to take the life of | his wife by hanging her with a rope, which round her neck for that purpose. The parties reside at No.7 | Ridge street. Freudulent Transactions.—Officer Relyea, of the Inde- pendent Police, No. 48 Centre street, returned to the city this morning from Syracuse, having in custody a man named Aaron Fleishacker, charged with having defraud- ed Israel D. Walter to the amount of about $500, by false pretences. ¥ Admitted to Bail—Thomas Barker impleaded with Thomas Garrouse, in forging checks in the name of Grosbeck & Co., of Wall street, to the amount of about $7,000, was admitted to bail before the Recorder, on Sat- arday last, inthe sum of $3,000. Mr. John Brown, shoe dealer, becoming his surety. Serr. 00.—Theft of a Hor: shall was thi: no to a char; dent of the 11th Wi Another Case —Patrick Gallagher was also arrested for making off with a horse and wagon, the property of and Wagon.—Charles Mar- ed and detained to horse from John Denni: ‘Thomas ‘Thompson, also a resident of the ith Ward House.—The pecali ducted with the spirit | il thet eminently Messrs. Germon, White. Pelham, &c., s-ems, as i rease the public attention and ‘curiosity. to its gular merits. During the past week, they cont tract houses that echoed the euthusiastic admiration titudes that visited their opera; the public discrimination by commencing: th 4 cond series of perhaps, their happiest aud most diversified at- tainments, such ax must ensure them a further chaplet in the wreath of merit they have hitherto acquired wherever they have appeared, Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, upper corner of Broadway and Murray streets—The indis. putable merit that has foliowed the beutiful specimens of the artist “ Plumbe ” wherever his talents have been elicited, universally acknowledged. For beauty. of execution and f likeness, they haye obtained the tributes of ar- merit—and a visit to his picture gallery will confirm fact of his preeminent advantages over « ther pretenders t) MONEY MARKET. Sunday, September 21—6 P. M. After along period of depression, the stock market has again become buoyant, and operations extensive | Quotations for nearly all the stocks used in this market for investment or for speculation, have, within the past two orthree days, advanced several per cent, and the prospect at present is that a farther advance will be re- alized. There is a large margin for an advance in nearly every stock in the list. Wor the past six or eight months | prices have ranged vory low, and lately the decline | has been so great that quotations have touched a lower point than has been experienced within the past year. | Our foreign relations have recently been ina state that | hasiproduced the mos:{unfavorable effects upon stocks ge | norally, and the!:mprovement shown in the quotations of | the past few days has been in a great measure caused by | the complexiou of late advices from the South in relation toMexican and Texian affairs. In connection with the im. provement in our foreign relations, there has been a very decided improvement in the money market. Capital is very abundant and the rate of interest from one to two per cent below the legal standard; business of all kinds is unusually active end in a highly prosperous condi, tion; the recent accounts from England in relation to our great staple, cotton, and the harvests, are of the most favorable and encouraging nature, and have given an im petus to trade in the two great stoples, corn and cotton, | that must improve prices very much. All these things | ‘operate as favorably upon the stock market as upon any | other, and any activity created in trade generally, cre- | ates a corresponding activity in stocks. In addition to | these things there is room for an advance in most of the | fancy stocks, particularly Railroad stocks. Quotations | for such stocks as Long Island, Norwich and Worcester, | | | i | Stonington, Erie and Reading Railroads have for some time past ranged many per cent below the actual value of the stocks as permanent investments,and the improve- ment lately realized is only a nearer approach to their realworth. These stocks have been depressed by the restrictions in the money market, by competition, and in | some instances by mismanagement. These causes have | been removed and there is at present no reason why these stocks should not reach prices as high as at any | previous time. | ‘We annex a comparative table giving the quotations of some of the stocks usedin this market for speculation for cach day of the past week and at the close of the week previous. It will be observed that in most of the ontge there has been an improvement of several per gating! von Tx Priwctrat, Stocks tn THE New Yorx Long Island... Mohawk... - = 8 ae = | 33 é¢ 694 36% Erie Railroad Viekshury U.S. Bank Reading RI. Morris Canal. East Boston... . = = oe I A comparison of prices ruling yesterday, with those | current at the close of the previous week showsan ad* | vance in Long Island of 4} per cent; Harlem, 34; Canton, | 3}; Farmers’ Loan, 1; Norwich and Worcester, 63; Ohio | "s, 13; Pennsylvania 0's 3; Stonington, }; Erie, 3}; Vicks- | 3; U. 8. Bank, j. Reading, 2}; Morris Canal, 2; | Kentacky 6's }; Illinois, 6's, ‘These stocks have been accumulating in the hands of | the strong brokers of Wallstreet. Every decline com- pelled these houses to buy, to protect the supply they had on hand, until they obtained the control of the stock and consequently of the market. Being held by those having almost unlimited resources,they were not forced upon the market, but on the contrary every decrease in | prices reduced the quantity daily offered. The times have now become ripe for speculation, all the elements of trade, &e., are ina highly prosperous state, and we | should not be surprised to see a very extensive specula- tion for some months in stocks, cotton, corn and provi- sions. There is money enough to carry on a movement | of this nature in all these things, and prices for all are | low enough to give a wide margin for an advance. So | far as a speculative movement in cotton and corn is con- cerned, it could not commence at a more propitious pe- riod—at a period when the country generally would be- come benefitted by a moderate speculation in those arti- cles. Any advance in prices produced by a movement of this nature, would benefit the producers, as these pro- ductions have not yet left first hands. The farmers and planters would be materially aided by a rise in prices now, whereas should the improvement come later in the season, after the bulk of the crop had left first hands and gone into the hands of dealers and speculators, that class of operators would be the only class benefited by better prices, It is possible the demand from Great Britain for breadstuils may not be very extensive 1g) a8 the harvests of tnat country will be sufficiently ample for the consumption of a large part of the year, and the farmers of this country should bear this in mind and go- vern themselves accordingly. Speculators will, without doubt, attempt to monopolise the supply so as to control the market ini the spring, as they have immense facilities at command and will spread them through the western country, for the purchase of grain. Wheat and flour in- variably command better prices in the spring, and the probability ofan extensive demand from abroad for our bend:tuffs, is so great, that it would be good policy in | he producers to hold as long as possible, or at least until ering. Our predictions in relation to the subscriptions to the Erie Railroad will, without doubt, bo verified. The books opened on the Sth inst. at which time we stated that the three millions required would be taken before the end ofthe month. Twenty-five hundred thousand dollars of the three millions have already been taken, leaving only five hundred thousand to be subscribed during the re- maining eight days. It is a gratifying fact to know that a very large portion of the stock of this road has been taken by our actual business men—by those who have become satisfied that its completion will increase the trade and prosperity of the city. Very few capita, lists have subscribed so far, and we have no doubt the balance will be taken without any aid from the million, aires. A meeting of mechanics and traders is to betheld on the 24th inst, in relation to this great work, and we look for liberal subscriptions from these classes, The com- pletion of the Erie Railroad is no lenger a matter of doubt—it is ensured. Wo learn that a little over $200,000 of the capital stock of the Syraeuse and Oswego Railroad has been ta: ken at Syracuse, Oswego, and at other pla along or near the route. The balance—$150,000 —will probably be taken in this city. The books will be opened here for sub- scriptions inafew days. It is estimated that the whole line, thirty-six mi can be put in operation, with a heavy rail, for the capital stock, $350,000, This is a very important line and must, from its position, not only com: mania great deal of business, but must opena line of communication between tide water and lake navigation, that will give us the control of the Western trade, against any competition, “knd in spite of any rival route \ | tow, | Plumbe which may hereafter be completed. The enlargement and completion of the Welland Canal has opened a new era in Lake commerce and changed the course of trade upon those waters. Ontario has become as important a Lake in commerce as those farther west, and its ports merce of the great Lake: Old Stock Exchange, 774 10 shs L Island RR rc) 1x00 30 98, 100 do 10 6944 vo a tio a8 Ee 97% 70 © do te O3 2000 Hlinois Spl Bas 3754 150 do 638 sare Bank of Com, fll 9553 249 do bis 69) 1m U'S Bank 3 108 do 10 693% 7 lo 380 Vicksburg Bank = 9" am do oS aac 230 do 2094 90 do bap 150 Canton Co 43 74 Erie RR 4 % 0 90.43% 15 do Fie 100 Morris Canal 7% 50 do b30 34% ‘0 dO $60 279% 50 Stonington RR 3283 ao. a de RR OS Bs E Me do 100 Peemert? ‘Trust 59 Nor & Wor RR 76 80, 2 35h4 200 do $10 75)4 100 lo 10 3544 100 do 10 7544, 4 do bm 3% 0 do DIS 75 So do bw as fo do E 100 do 9 35% 25 do 4 do b90 35% 250 © do z 100 do DAS 3554 100 do b30 75, buw 35 100 do b60 75 0303540 do 560 74% 960 3434 25 do Te 830 345 450 Reading RR 4t My 100 do b30 51 100 do 508 Second Board. 25 shs Nor & Wor RR 50 Erie RR b30 35 25° do bi 100 do © iy 10 = do 4 lo. 2 10 200 Morris Canal 7% do 160 lo 28° 200 Farmers’ Loan 25 Canton Co ‘b30 priv, a Read RR 7 0 ; eadu 500 Long Island 10 70 a New Stock Exchange $1000 Illinois 6’s, °70 100 shs Morris C: i do pr do 100 shs US Bank 0 do a sburg Bk 50 Farmers’ Trust 200 do 100 do 50 do ry do % Erie RR % do 75 Canton Co % d On Sunday afternoon, the 21st inst., alter a lingeri illness, Mrs. Exizs Anw, wife of Christopher MeGary, aged 38 year: ‘The friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, t! Monday) afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock, from her late !residence, No. 258 Rivington street. SS ——————— , A CARD ATameetia of the CROTON GUARDS COMPAN ou motion resolved that the thanks of the c ed to Washington Fire Company, No. 4 the kind Fereption they gave er der our heart‘elt thauks to Com) No.4 for tpoul repast provided for "ua at their house, and ea tse hem that ages shall not blot them : then that : rom our memory and re. Let fire be our wa'chwerd, Let extinguish be your aim, Let usefulness be your motto, ‘i For Washington is your name. Neo White & Co., proprietors of the Orange Hotel, lewburgh, we beg leave ‘to tender our sincere thanks for his wentlemanly politeness, and would recommend their house to other companies Visiting Newburgh. ‘To A. J. Prime, pro- etor of the grest American Mast-don, g at the Place, we recura,thauks for the wuvieaion Cosi a nae eth ompauy be lar we r ur the invitation to visit hisexhibic To Charles Pitts, Exq., we eturn our thanks for hig flat: tering address previous Citizens of New- burgn we shall always h ice for their attention towards us, ‘To Captain Legroot, of the steamboat, Niagara, for his gentlemauly deportment aud efreshments faruished ue, ealeo would tender our thanks, aid would. recommend is preference to any other onthe Hudson river, J. Westervelt, K Heury Golden, and Jame peace and the citizens that accompanied us, we also retu: for tueir kind attention towards us. Likewise our pioneers Anderson, Stedmon ud Camp, to Capiain Alexander Smithy y who will long be held in remembrance by us, sincere thanks to Leonard Tilton, Foreman, 822 It*rh STEPHEN MITCHELL, Secretary. P TO THE PUBLIC. W5 fnihe undersigned, seknowledge that on the 26th of June last, accompanied’ by over evil disposed persons, we made anunproy ked attack and desperate assault on Mr. James jumham, of No 9 Stone street. Deeply regretting our deeds of violence on that occasion, we thus publicsy apologize, and under a sacred promise, now made, of future good belmviour,bey th isdeeds may batiaonen: yoispe *g that our past misdeeds may lew York, September 16th, 1845. at bea m ira BRISTOW’S SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM oF Pee ep LNG: cademy! roadway,opposite John street. R. BRISTOW, Finishing Writing Master, in announcing his return to New York. and the Re-Opening of his Aca- y, Room No.6, at 189 Broadway, to resume teaching his rable system of Penmanship, mostrespecttully informs the Ladies and Geutlemen of this eity and Brooklyn, of his having reat, Reauction. in his terms, in oiderto render the vast benefit of we ructions within the reach of every one. plored, since the remedy promises and guarantees to L men of very age and capa ity, to couvert the very worst ing into a beautiful, free, flourishing, expeditious ard pleasiag style of peamanship, executed in an’ elegant off-hand manner, it | no matter how deg ble or cramped the band may be, 5 ELVE WASY LESSON Extra lessons will be given (free of charge) itrequired. veuthe venerable matron. feels delighted in gomg through rocess, 1o revive the study of the vernal montotlite, ean be seen from 9 to 1 A. M. or from 3 to # P. M. ORE HAND tugit, by Mr Be F aught by Mr. B. shor ht, ht by Mr. ‘or sale, a work on B. aoe Keeping by Double and Single Entry taught 822 Imeod*ra ARCADE BATHS, Chambers Street. HE PROPRIETOR of this estab! vem the public, that it has unde: and he is now enabled to furnish B ths. at the reduced rate of 123g cents. days the charge will be 18% ceuts. INDIA SHAWLS. ..., JAMES BECK & CO., HAY: pes petty? some more splendid India, very rich Long White Shawls, from $100 t 1,00. Long White old faantoned Borders'it low prices. Long Blue R ch Shawls and good eslors. Long Green do lo do Mong Searletold style Borders, at moderate prices, Long Scarlet, rich borders well filled. Long Black, plain centres and narrow borders. Long Black, w' large rich borders. 10.4 Square Black, palm comer and good centers. 10-4 do Greet 0 do do 10-4 do Blue, do do do 10-4 do Wi do do do WH do Searle, marrow borders. ite, Red, Green, Black an ue Scarfs, all sizes; “CANTON CRACE SHAWLS. Zan Mes Scarlet, White, Drab, Black, Straw, Crimson and Faucy Cole me of them very rich. Also—Searfs and Canton Silks, with a variety of other India and China Goods, at very moderate prices, by JAMES BECK & CO., £22 Tteodis re 359 Broad way. PARIS MADE CLOAKS, REGOLETTE, «ec. EWLY OP! ED of the ee aes ryote atyle, consistin Mante Tartenne Velours ble Bresileinne Nowe. “ Cardot Violet tile, “Andalo Satin seabreuse, “Ven: Maron Pekin flaviae, armela do Satin Grol bleu, : Parmula do Cashm bh rdessus Rose-pompon, Cash Crispin Theatre, Cashmere violet, Sortir di B Satin aly nole, Ornvmenuts n vaille, Black Sille Mantillas, Silk Shawls, Searts, Cravats,Se ,Sc., at very moderate prices, by JAMES BECK rm » NAILS, SHOR k D, ELNGLISH, French and InduSeine| Twine; Cotton, Seine, Wrapping and Carpet do: Wool, Fa cy and Manufactn ers, of every description; Cut and Wrought Nails, Brads ond Spikes; Shoe Threads, in every variety ; ordage, Lines, Cuttou Bagging and Bale Rope, &e., &e., Forsale by CEBRA & CUMING, 922 1utm 105 Pearl street. TO DAGUERREOTYPISTS, ENC 7 ‘h Plates, (St 1 ;000 Bed do” oF Ostia Saalder Nore 2o', Mi I lorroco Cases, ofall si; f Geld. of Lodine. do Brom Just received aud nal Daguersian’ Gallery, on the Roper corner of Broadway and Marray street mo te HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES, HE SUBSCRIBER (Agent for several manufeturers in England is enabled to supply dealers from first hands, al- 80 AT FINSy PRiceS. Purchas by taking UP STAIRS PRIC. 1200 gross low priced Table Cutl Chains. y. 4 or assorted 1,2 and 3blade | 25 Bes es. rs comple assortment of| 100 Loa Patent Knob Locks. Frying Pans, Bed Se Vices, fine Cotter Candlesticks, Bolts, Spoons, joset and Trunk Loe! ‘urry Combs, &e., Ke , Ki : JOHN A 222 6tistve No. 55 John PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE. LNopglished and Gehl exrved mahogany ease, Compass from FFF in bass 10 G in ali, two rows of ky ten stops, three d octave of pedal bass. From the stent fects prodt Mt is worth the attention of Proprietors of Concert rooms, amateurs, societies, ke. 1 fect order and but little used, ikht 10 feet, width 6 feet, lepth @ feet 8 inches; made by Jardine of this city, Price $600 etah, “Apriy att Spring avert, between tan 2 oelocke s24 1 “MRS. HARPER’S CELEBRATED COUGHA REMEDY. HIS VALUABLE MEDICINE mended as being the most effectual eure for Asthina, Whooping Cough, Colds of every deseciption, Bronchitis, ind all Affecttous ot the Lungs. [tis coustautly prescribed by our most eminent physicians, and has stood the test of thirty years, and over 20,00) bottles are now cousumed snnually. For sale hou at tn, 2s, aud 4 ’ nuts Per bowl PEEKS & ANDERSON, Wholesale Ageuts, G3 Bowery, caruet Walker street, , particularly recom: ways on hand, Hooper's Female Pills, genaine; Daily's ractor; Bristol's Sursaparilla ; Fresh Swedish Leectes. "me ireland, a seafareing anan, from Boston to Charleston, and from the and is now, it alive, supposed to be trading from some of the southern Portes nd this advertisement, he will oblige his brother, eo! Neil, to hear from’ him. A letter bi ont yd to Mj LN 4 I N.Y. would bo gremdally acknowledged. et Newbunt N.Y MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM. | “ AUCTION NOTICES. P, ‘ HIE great public favor that has,in the period oftour months | > ts commencement. attended the system adoptee o1 al Benefit Life Assurance Cou pan’ | extension of the provisions of their charter to t must hereafter be the Eastern termination of the com. | , EDGAR J he | VALUABLE OIL PAL Clinton Hall, eon Oil Paiutings—ber sent to the gallery for ce will be found pictures by Huntington, Col also, full length portrai y vis, with many others by the old masters equally valuable. Ni 822 3h ‘of premiums bein tect nvalid aud General Life Assuranee Society, and by five other Life Assurance Companies to insure chrouic or otner diseases not attended with imminent danger, but with such as exist in J. principles com- MPANY 1s instituted here. : ‘The science of statistics hs only withia a recent period been successfully applied to the duration and mo! ables of rates of premiums on the probabili- its could uot hav cai dta and information ly for this compan cluding every molady that a States, now warrants the exte coMection of Oil Pauitngs, eight ante a eee tang Hee Ha eenes by De Keypers, Blind Boy. Holy Waa and Hunting Scenes. "Also, varias others. felnsurance to allsuch one Large § and other Furniture, to pay TO WATCH DEALERS— Cc Re | 6 DEALERS in Watches will find an excellent assort- rance ou DISEASE. S on a more secure ums are on equitable terms, commensurate with be taken for one year or a shorter term, as the case | Ju the case of persous laboring under , intluenced by hereditary predis r nate or accidents, or of various hi '- sious producing a defective state of health, in the event of a subsequent restoration to permanent convalescence within the i of the time assigned in the policy, such restoration when board of the company | inuing the payment o! ged on sound lives &e. SUI. THE Grocery Store, ec Tt Yeuthstreet, is offeres Let, and the ‘edhe about Three Thous: D inst adva be one of Such an opportunity seldom offers. For terms, whieh will be hibersl, apply to the subseriber, 18 New street, or at 221 Tenth street. JOHN VAN BUSKIRK. the extra rate aud returning to th Inaddition to the privilege w of thas 1 suring they coutinue to insu | those who wish to avail A ALTHY LIVES, av ; elves. of the benefits of thi for providing for thewants and necessaries of those IENKINS, Auctioneer. TINGS AT CLINTON HALL. DGAK JENKINS will seli at auction, ou Wednesday, September 2th, at I Nassau, anid Beekinan stroe of Washington an iow on view, with extalogue. WW. SHIRLEY, Auctionrer, Ik PAINTINGS—By E. WILLARD—Tuesda , at 10 o’elock, at the sales room No. 151 Broad of which were pure returning, viz:—three Cattle Moon Light and now sold, wine Sale will mmence at 10 o’elock with Paintings—after which cretery and Book Case, cost $85, 12 Ceutre be ad re ‘meat of Patent Lever Watches and Movements, t No.5) John stres Movements $10, Patent Lever Watches with GROCERY STORE TO LET AND FOR SALE. nerof Third Avenue and Se- 1, is forsale. e best locations aud oldest Grocer} 822 3t*re who might otherwise be left destitute, they hold out singular ax from the peculiar plan on which this compan’ selection of live ii sonably expect au ample retu to share alarge portion of profits. will be kept separate, as the pre din money on delivery of te policy. he counsel of Supervision and consultation uf the Medical Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com- consists of the following eminent mea, viz ; VALENTINE Mo M.D. MIAH VAN RENSSELEAR, M. D. WART. M.D. 7 ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Pres’t Brxs. C. Mirtan, Seely 5. L. LORD, Ag ATTENDANT PHYSIC ART, M. N Lf) Kee on Bridge Street, 47 feet 01 Trough from street to street, | and most desirably located tor bi atter are to be pi id department of .he sive Stabli Doctor Stewart 11 Wall street, New Yo o'clock P.M, and his fee p Offire in New York, No. ing )eor ir) f New street. TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS. il and 63 Catharine Street. LOR, 61 and 63 Catharine stree' prise the ladies of New York, ana the publ of the Compan: TAKEN from the Stable of 19th mst., at 7 o'clock P.M. a b hands high, with white in the f, | grey bars on the left'shoulder, caused by. ir taken saddle and bridle. Whosoever will return said Horse give information wher he canbe found, shall receive the abo’ reward, at No 140 Liberty st. 8. L. COLBURN. (Mortimer's Build. lishment, and are now able to offer a more extensive stock with increased accommodations, and a careful perusal of the fo lowing detail SHAWLS. y respectfully request The most extensive assortment ever shown in this city, in- cluding every description kvown, ish and German. A most complete assortment of Freach, Bri ALPACC. Black, Blue Black and_C red, every shade kuown in silk | p¢ : : and etn we best thrée in five in harness, for which are entered ASHMERES. ris-Ombres T' IN DE LAINE D’Ecosse, an assortment unequalled for exteat or beauty of 10, held alter their return trom Newburgh, it was | mense stock, including every description of fam able Diapers and Damasks of all widths and qualit ths and Napkins. This stock will be found the best | assorted and cheapest ever offered to the public. 5) A superb lot of Paris Damask Silks, imported this season, for evening dresses, equal to if not surpassing any thing of the kind in market; together with jack and Blue Black, in. plain. and jawls, with colors in chamelions of every shade, plain and | striped, from ds, to $3 per yard FLAN! Jost extensive assortment of *Flannels; real Wel y ‘These are goods fo culty by those who require t Flannels of every color, quality }d width, by toe package, ‘Ss. ing all sizes, qualities and makes, imnport- | urers, thereby effecting a very worthy the attention of faai- y S. ed directly tron " ing. ‘This stock is Ww Hies, hotels and steamboat peop J Marseilles, Toilet and Tiny these, steamboat proprietors quanti y or description, at wh We also tender | wards are serve ¢ "Yo any who! may be unacquai which the business of this house i LOR beg to inform that the lowest pric h no abatement can be made, thereby affording the most perfect security to the purcheger. Frofit, is graduated*by the return and the proceeds accruing ‘om, hence the immense advantage of purchasing at an establishment where the return is so large as to reduce the pro- fitto the smallest possible per centage. d with the system upon conducted, Lonp & Tay- s affixed to every arti- | THURSDAY, + prember $100, mile heats, best three in 822 24826 3tisth LAKE SUPERIOR MINERAL LAND GRANT FOR SALE—ALSO, " Acres of Land well_watered and timbered and ear the Utica and Schenectady Railroad, for ged for property in or ‘near ‘i0HN LAMB, A Horse Race takes tween a Trustee col Orange ( file Abarat Be vicele be exchiay TW Hekscome off at the Loug Dock, H I seull boats, | mouey two dollars a her entrance mone to be g vento the second best boa for the above race, will please give notice on or Sth, as positively hone can enter after that time. _820 Lwis*r P. DUFFY. LU KS INS’ UTE. ONCERTS by the SWISS BELL RINGERS—This Jelebrated Bond respectfully announce Two Concerts at stitute, to take place on THURSDAY INGS, Sept. 18th and 19th, on which o¢- iss CAROLIN’ ger’s Female In ily speaking) is more general han that of | Sw EN) OAY PVE! the popular vocalist. Tickets 50 cents each—Children under 12 years of age, half Doors open at 7—Commence at 8. Full particulars in ‘These will be the last performances of the Bell ae si7m INFORMATION WANTED. formation as to the present Ir. Joseph Smith, (formerly will greatly oblige the ti: | Entered by Breth:-rs' Roberts. The following Seull Boats have entered for the $25 Purs NEW YORK, GIPSEY, NY person communi whereabouts or residence of a weigher in the Custom House) dersigned, who has something of importance to.communicate | te him, and therefore, desires to have an interview with him | atas early a day as 105 . JAMES 0, REILLY, ‘5 Ne Ee 6 evelt st. New tk. ters in New York can take acourse of Writing in three | [dagen pra coph ate Nia THE SUBSCRIBER offers to lease ears in the fist ward of this eity.a piece of property 67 Also, For Sale, or City Propert sl9 3tre 41 Wall street TEN DOLLARS REWARD. bl ter. Had on wi 821 3ctm UNION COURSE—TROTTING. ‘HE BEST SPORT offered since the race between Fash _ jou and Peytona. Friday, September 26th, at 3 P. M.. purse $200, start fi seseees bg Ripton Geo Spicer : bg Americus P. Hunt’ : -bg Moscow W. Wheelaa's ‘br m Duchess W.D. Jarvis’. \br'g ‘Cayuga Chiet N.B.—Cars will leave way 2) cents, t-Knclosed Stand $1; rand Stand 50 cents. BEACON COURSE—TROTTING, ONDAY, Sept. 2d, at2o’clock P. M.—Purse $30, mile heats, best 3in 5, to go as they please— Jones enters... soseibl g Newburgh John Spicer enters. ch g Ephraim Smooth M. Clintock. b.. Tom Moore “Tinnediately after— A Purse of $30, mile heats, to go as they piensa: enters... . . .-br h Crowder M, Clintock enters bg Tom Mo John Donald enters. ch g Henry C S McLaughlin bg Billy Meg’ 1 W Wheelan enters .rm Deception ame Day, A Purse of $40, mile heats, best 3in 5, to wagons. C. Bertine enters bg Trouble Washington br « Mingo. ‘ Fanny Ki ) at 3 o'clock. five, to go as they pleas b m Aggy Down bn Cayuga Maid ch g Peacock C. Bertine enters. Wm Dunn enter: J.D. McMann enters Same Day, e place for a match of $200, one mile, be- nt c A BOAT RACE 045.—A silver cup will be given for 10" to exceed twen: it er e1 Il boats w AMUSEMENTS. PAKK THEATRE, MISS DELCY, Prima Donna from the Theatre Reyal, Drury Lane. Monday vente. Rogeranbest gaa. ce wi The pertormanee, will commence,» ne Opera of 1 o’elock, at the Exhibition Room, | Edward Henderson Mrs Yellowleaf. Charlotte Henderson . Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, n ts. rs open ut7 o'clock, and’ the Curtain will rise pre 7 o'clock. uted number of Season Tickets may be obtained ce. BENEFIT OF MR. HAMBLIN Monday Evening, September 22a, ance will commence with FATAL DOWRY vr a term of | tone street. and 147 ft. | n. the vieinity of Broad street 38. would betaken in exchange | ~=Ten Acres of Ground, in a flourishing village 25 miles from | | the city and within five minutes walk of the Harlem Railroad, | on which isa Holel, Store, Dwelling House, Office and exten ig, About aquarter of a mile from the above vil- | lage, he has also thirty acres of good Woodland, for pasturnge. Apply to GEO. L. PRIDE nd Third Tiers, 25 cts.; Subsertber ou the ail Bay Horse, 15, with mixture’ of (YUE OPERA SINGERS. «Admission 25 Cents..0g «Messrs. Frencha -~ . September 22d the Mock Opera of AMBULA jay Evenin, ve re Will be performer LA 80 Screecher Por ins Ju Signor Aint-A. vho—Rude-fellow, alias D'Tucker, Sr,Sig-Pait- ‘Madame Buckwheat uor All-but-Sassy ignor Sangaree-Co ‘romenade and Ketresh ; ments. | ‘The range of splendid Cosmorainas will be open tor iuspection On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Music.—Ad- ; mittance 1254 cents. will | Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden, Voors ypen ay usil-pres € O'clveA Fettormanes to «ole mence at o'clock. NIBLO’S GARDEN, FAREWELL BEN. MADEMOISELLE Monday Evening, September 22d, commence at 73¢ o’clock, with SDE CHYPRE e Bouih Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Course, at 2 P,M.. and return immediately after the race.— Phe performances will Ee ee REIN Catarina Cornaro, Jaques de Lusiguan Dance by Miss ‘The Intermission will lake place between the first and second | To conclude wi FILLE DU REGIMENT, . M’me Mathiew ‘The Books of the French O, lation, for sale at the ticket oi the French Company—-Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri % cy Tickets pity Cents.-44} 1°35" Au ethesent fouce will always be in attendance so mviv rain good order and kee A limited aumber of PALMU’S VU: ONE WEE Monday, Sept. 22d, 1845. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 25 Cents only. Messrs. GERMG pee with a literal Englishtrans ce. ont. Il be disposed of iA HOUSE. it called J. K. Pole, and'a horse from iar OOD ‘ELHAM and WHITE, | Respectfully announce to the citizens of New York, that ARRINGTON, us, October 10th, race of two pair ree feet in length; entrance | ing boat to receive | rance money | ing to enter fore Octover $8 with which their Coucerts have bx ea atterded, during the pas: week, they have been induced to remain auother week, on which occasion will be opened | OF SONGS, TH 1 GREAT BOAT RACK W [Lb come off at the ELYSLAN FIELDS, Hoboken, on Moucay (Attenoon; Sept, 22d,, at 3 o'clock precisely. Phe following Four Oared Race Boats have entered fo urse AS JEFFERSON, REGON, y the Bros. Ludlo FASH Entered by the Bros. Tenyeks. | Entered by Brothers Roberts. ser PTEIY PUR ne |e HOORIMSNIVE Entered by Chas. Thomas and | Entered by Washington John Connor. et Oarsmen. The Race will be rowed in 234 mile heats, one Boat must | win two heats to be entitled te the parse. a19 dtistm wECOND HAND ST FAM ENGINE WANTED, of 8 | wer, without the boi Any person having purchaser by opplying to we 8 40 Enst Broadway. First Rate Female Cook, well acquainted with her busi . for a sma'l private family. about sixteen yenrs old, at 152 Eleventh street, west of Broad- | way _ The best of recommendations required. | COACHMAN .—Wants a place as Coachman, an Ameri- | can, who 1s perfectly acquainted with the management of horses, and can make himself generally usetul. | of recommendation Mace, for sobriet} ise, Leonard street. INFORMATION WANTED. 5 Moraing Train of to Saratoga and Lake George. ‘The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, ptain R. B. Ma- cy, every Tuesd: wae steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain advertisement, o1 will confer a favor by |d Office, New York. LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. ENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for effects they wish to dispose of,such all kinds of supertlo ag Ladies and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel, u or retarning to the city, wil riber, who pledg- PASSAGE 50 © 1 advantage to send for the Sub | es himself to give afair price for all articles offered. Aline through the Post Office will be promptly at T. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, upstairs. | on Monday, 22d inst , at 6 o'clock P.M AMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, competent EVENING LINs FUR 2 ie & ton aS é LONG Jstant GAIL Rob, Oe Fare Fifty Cents. 2) Every Tuesday, ‘Phi nd. Satu iteha'l street atidg clock. and from FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIREC from the pier at the foot, of Coustlandt | rest. Passengers tak at 6 o’clock. Thursday and Sat ednesiay and Friday afternoon, at ho s2im INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT. NTS—BERTHS 25 CENTS. THE splendid steamer JAMES MADI- SON, J.P. Newberr, bany direct from the P Freight taken at haif the monopoly price. For freight or passage apply to the Captain, on board. 22 1t*m and well recommended help of all capacities, both for city and country, at the well established Agency office tics, 224 Grand street, near the Bowery, where every to procure the best help. Lt. PEOPLES’ eet STEAMBOATS FOR ALBAN?) lomestics cau have excel Las c JUNG MAN from the country wishes to wet mto some | ‘°aveou Monday, W ednesd ial business or employment in the city. & office preferred. Address, Thomas Garduer, 263 of Barelay street — IX or eight Cornish Miners, to work in a copper mine 05 South street. ‘ORMATION WANTED GERS— Whereas, the relatives of this person, ish of Coolevin, in the County of Sligo jand some 35 or 38 years ago,) have been in- id Owen Rogers wishes will teave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, o'clock (who was of the to have some infor- int him that he ean by addressing a letter to M. C elatio ce of his sister, Southern papers please copy. Sermitz, at BLACK IRON BOUND TRUNK, taken through mis- OPPOSITION FOR NEW HAVEN AND take from on board one of the Boston Boats thi: morning, Owner can have same by proving property, r sale, at wholesale and retail, at the L N the night of the 18th instar or in going trom thenee up dark chestoat Har BRACELET. either at the Park Theatre, to Chambers street, plain gold clasp. — liberally rewarded by returning the sume to 820 Lie Monde iil consult their own interest | nfo fmder will be | 30 Casks Trace, Ox and Log | aetna Hartfor TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. two o'clock train of Eastern © ay on the 17th iustaut, a are by two mches fens in silver case: TOLEN, from thi | +9 their arrival in Uti Box, about four inenes two or three Gold from the monopoly who has charge: ven, and who long for more. bat dare wot ask it. Apply to leep, containing Some were stsmped Congr above manufacturers’ names were on the left on the seat in the cars, and itis supposed were stolen by some person who entered them afterwards. vend these pens, and who haye come honestly by them, have papers to show their authority, ‘The above reward will be paid _R. L. DAVISON & CO Uti All persons who ‘ol state 001 for their recovery. SWAKD. of the Battery or Bow: | will suc November s2?re Paget ‘SHIP QU! OST, list Rapes pal boat tion to Henry Philli she will proceed to sea. South Ferry, South Bio 3 EN DOLLARS REWARD. a House, near the thie Madiwon House, near th AILY—Suudays Excepted—Through rect, at 6 o°clock P. M., from the Piet betwees Courtla adt and Liberty street ‘Steamboat ROCH R, Captain R. G. At5 o'clock P.M., !anding at intermediate places, from the foot Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Truesdell, Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in Alba- ay inample time for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or west reat. The Boacs are new and sabstaatial, are furnished with new and ewant state rooms, and for speed snd accommodations ars ua- rivalled on the | ndson. joderate rates. Freight taken All persons are forbid trusting any of the Boats of this Lins, | rrithout a written order from the Captains of ‘ Agents. or passage or freight, apply on board the boats, orto P.O tz, at the office on the whatf: s20h HARTFORD. ARE to New Haven 75 cents, Hartford $1 The new steamer BUMFALO,C cox, Will leave the foot of Barel aud Tuesday moruing at 75 o'clock. Retur ‘w Haven ou the sime days at 10 P.M 8 will procure their tickets at the Atheneum Hotel, or New York. Fare up and down to New Haven $1 ‘The public uow have an opportunity 19 protect themselves d them $1 50to 3 JOHN BALL, 104 Barelay st, and JCF 820 Stis*r FURBER, New Haven. packet ship ROCHESTER, 800 tons burthen, on master, will sail ax above, her regular day FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Regalar | FS of 2ist. October.—'The superior fast sailing I South stre Price of passage $100. ‘The pocket ship Hotringuer, 1050 tons, Capt. Ira Bursley, ed the Rochester, and sail ou her regular day, 21st EN OF THE WEST, tor Liverpool. TpPasseugers pet this ship will plense be du board steain- cules this day at 12 0’elock precisely, at which time Letter B close at the News Room Merchants’ Ex- sang, aud Hale's Letter Offlee at hall-past 1. TOLEN, on Wednesday morning, from the eabin of the i ng at the foot of Roosevelt street, E ‘atch, No. 19672, with the owner's ink matside case, with a silver guerd and in waisteoat, st d J. 8., marked on the on Also, a black surtout, of black cloth pantatoons. A bunch ot small keys a silver pencil ease were in the pockets. it or torn across the seat (, LABLE AND FINE CUTLE &e.—5 rich fine gold Guard ( and will be sold cheap; slso, 20 Breast . Bilt Bracelets, havr’ Pi nul Forks, ahd Pocket and Pen ‘The pantaloons were 18m Consignees wi ©. VAN BEUREN. change, ai Letter OMlce at half-pas s28re NOTICE. SHIP SOUTHPORT—Shippers by the above vessel, bound or Charleston, 8. C., and wi neat Kat, N is office of the sw ‘her cargo having been say arded to this eity for reshipment: ALTER R. JONES, Jr. Neont and HENRY W. JOH si7 Lwism Jnsuranee Brokers, No. 90 Wall street. auder feneral rder, at Orleans whart 1 please attend to the receipt of their goods im: ely. der general order, at foot of Roosevelt street, ER. Al jot permitted must unavoidably be sent to the public « store, sim For particulars see progr Concert to commence at ‘and seats secured duty at the office, from F the $26 BOWERY CIRCUS. re) , pete | Entered by Dry Dock Oars. | LEON, THE CHAMPION Or FRANC The Only Novelty now in th Leon has challenged the world that he can throw any manor an~ twelve men that ee. ‘aap. | Im addition to the wonderful exploits of Mons. Leon,the famous a | ewePOUIS ELLSLE will display his great power of equilibrium, in numberless feats; "besides which, a Brilliant Chinese Ca And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle Seats may be secured from 11 till 3. CHESNUT STREET THEATRE: PHILAVELPHIA. +++ LESSEE AND Man AG2R W.E Buxtos . SEVENTH APPEARANCE MR. AND MRS. KEAN. Monday Evening, September 22d, 3 formance will commence with MUCH ADO ABOUT THING—Benedick, Mr C Kean—Don Pedro, E Shaw— Leia Burton—Beatrice, Mrs C ER WHITE—Major Pepper, Mr Bar- rett—Frank Brown, Theyer—Widow White, Mrs McLean— Mrs White, Miss WH Smith. AKCH STREE'T THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA ursday and payareay, from the foot of rooklyn depot a 5 P.M. On the arrival of the train at Greeoport passengers will be taken by the New Haven” direct to Newport and Provi- dence. s2t wre NW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY Lint To conlude with PE is boat will arrive m time to take the | from Troy west to Buffalo, and north Stack Managen... Rn. H, E. Steven Mon 22d, ‘THE WIFE OP SE- Mr Stevens—Ga- n, Mrs Myers—Margaret Lessa- & Hi. Peck,every | The Performance wil 17 USBAN lartin Lessamour, o'clock. ‘aneage or Wreight apply on board, or to ©. Clark, atthe office oo the wharf Bi Freight taken on the most reasonable terms. Freight must | To cenclade wit! be putin charge of the Freight Agent, or the company will | not be responsible for loss. No freight token after 5 o’clock. Mr Burke—Cyp ke. h MARGARET CATCHPOLE—Ben Luff, Mr Stevens—Muffin Pegs, Burke—Margaret Catchpole, Mrs THOVEN'S MOUNT OF THE SEVEN SLEEP! During the Week of the American Musical HE, SUBLIME ORATORIO of the Mount of Olives, by the immortal Beethoven, and the Seven Sleepers, by Dr. Loewe, will be performed at the Tabernacle, on Thursday | xt, under pt of OLIVES AND ERS. a for Al- . jer foot of Cedar st | evening, the th eros ill be full and effective, and the tained by resident talent. TIMM, will preside at the Organ. each, may be obtained, on and after Thurs- Subscribers will ‘The Chorus and Orenestra solo party well su | | Tickets, 50 cents day next,’ at the principal music stor receive three tickets for one dollar, as ts | y hearsal takes place | next, at the Coliseum, 450 Broadway ruttenden, will | will bemost happy to meet all who other good readers who are di ring out and encourage resident ts HENRY MEIGGS, 446 Broadway. NEW YORK SACKED MUSIC SOCIETY. Splendid Oratorio, of SLEEPERS. ‘ Y DR. ©, LOEWE, « celebrated German Composer, will formed by the Sacred Music Society, on ES 'G, 2ath instant. atthe Tabernacle, under the Hill, conductor to the Society. _ first time in this city, preside at the a ‘Thursday evening where the undersigae: ave formerly rehearsed the windo 3 ay and.Friday Evenings, at 6 o'clock. | Steamboat K \CKERBOCKER, Captain A. Houghton, | in the attempt to wil eiee on Tuesday, Thursday and Sitarday Evenings, ot 36rh 6 o’clock. with hem, and an | The New. ond faptain L. W. Brainard | E will leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Alter ng9us. at o'clock, at8 | direction of Mr. U. H. Greatorex will, for the PERSONS REPRE Antipater, Pro-Consul of Eph H ia, his wife (her first appearance). shop of Ephesus. every direction as to the caus " to have been a firing in honor of the native meetin; Gloucester Point, N J.,on the Delaware river, oppo: and alittle below the Pages on Monday. few nig) tricts to-morrow, (Monday) ev ris, late whig Congressman from the First District, and a young man of superior abilities as an orator and pol: tician, has taken the stump in opposition to Nativeism. He was the whig candidate in 1844 for re-election in the first Congressional dist by two hundred performers. | department will 3) ppasnally effective. Pe 0) The 0 ock. eee ene te eh nny he had’ at all the_priveipal music stores; Saxton & Miles, Broadw: of Walland Water streets; J.P at the door of the Tabernrele. EXHIBIT'ON OF THE “IVORY CHRIST,” Y¥.—This is the largest and most The lustramental apt. Han- thusiastic admirer of Henry Clay, 0 the adherents of that statesman in this section; they are incensed ot the shabby treatment he experienced at the hands of the party, ‘and they will exert all their influ- ence, and he wil! all his talents, to crush the natives. T 147 BROADWAY, N beautiful ivory state "St. Nicholas at Genoa, from a soip ¥ IVORY, three feet long by fourteen ‘U by the highest authority to be without operate. [ have my doubts, however, an ‘Admittance 23 cents. Exhibition day andevening. THE GREAT SEA SER OW EXHIBITING ght orvassage, having splendid, targu and comfortable |) ING at the Appollo Bal Fe eee SSD UEL 8 MINTURN. Weighs 7300 pounds—being the greatest wouder of the suiinal 87 It was found by Dr. Koch of Ger- ver discovered, found entire, enclosed in § imestone, evident! vidual, aud there is the fullest grounds ineness, it will be exhibited but a short time Id Fhe saloon, open from 8 tance 25 cents ; ¢ M to Europe us a bearer of despatch the Court of St. Jame: whence he takes passag erpool. TO GI NTLEI LEN. NUMBER O# YOUNG GE Niivit one (oF more Dramatic Representation fe establishment in this city. they are desirous of ilar taste and feeling, inorder to. carr Noid adding totheir number and | a few persons 0 who would a1d them | in the present object Applications, with rea sed to box 1857, lower post aT N ~~ EVACUATION. of Jows Inches that have taken Hoboken {vide eo Mie died yesterday in Grand Coun Jevacuate Hoboken on Monday next, the iy tprevious to. which time they wil muse their visitors. with several di varying exch day, f lawn in the reer ots “eo Fifi shes of the Hotel reserved for ladies and. childr CPiwuste each day from 2 o'clock till dusk, on Tuesday night steambor has been found name and residence, may be addres: ACKET SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool, is discharg- H Pioot of Walt, | T a7 | positive 1: ore vi mmmnanneL.: Ay 4 Gwaue ADAM CARR, fiom Glasgow. Ts di chara | Saas LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST KY iNG’S MALLe Washington [Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasnuinoron, Sept. 19, 1845—10 P. M. Distinguished Arrivals—Mr. Gillett, Register of the Treasury, off to the New York Custom House, to bring up the Returns of Exports and Imports— Consulship—Ship Congress—Affairs at the Sand- wich Islands. ‘There will be an agitation in this pool of Siloam before long, though not by an angel. Something is going tobe done. In addition to the Hon. R. H. Morris, (your late Mayor,) Brown’s this evening, the distinguished U. 8 Com- | missioner with Texas, Hon A. J. Donelson, and Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, of Indiana, (U. 8. Senate.) t Coleman’s,we have at Mr. Gillett, Register of the Treasury, left, as we learn, this evening for a short visit to his residence in St. Lawrence county, New York. He will stop, going or returning, to assist Collector Lawrence an his deputies in making out his report of imports and exports to the Secretary of the Treasury, in readi- ness for the Secretary’s soe to Congress. It ap- pears that Collector Van Ness’s returns for his last quarter have not been made out, and that there is something of difficulty among the scribes of your Custom it 4 are to be plac d. For instance, a Jeng amount of couse, as to whose account certain goods goods were warehoused by Collector Van Ness, and the question has been raised whether the duties upon these goods are to be placed to the accounts ot Collector Van Ness, or with the next monthly returns of Collector Lawrence. It seems to us clear as mud that such receipts should be accounted for in the returns for the quarter upon which the 3 in the premises were received and warehot , ant not for any subsequent monthly or seakeseeh report ‘The delay in furnishing, or rather in finishing up the monthly and quarterly statements in your Custom House, may arise from the fact, that if the clerks had hurried themselves, a number of them | would have been thrown out of employment upon the succession to the Collectorshir of Collector Law- renee. Mr. Gillett is aman of business, and we are certain that he will have, by his visit to New York, | the returns from the great Custom House made out in season. 4 aeliles A Mr. Sherwood, of New York, it is said, has | been appointed Consul to, Messina, in the Mediter- | ranean ~The frigate Congress, which ought to have been | off sometime ago to the Sandwich Islands, has been | delayed by a further order of ten days at Nortolk. | Our commercial affairs at the Islands aforesaid are said to be in a state of suspension—the U.S. Com- | missioner Brown, and the U. S. Consul Abell, (Ty- | ler’s appointments,) being chargeable with this bu: | ness. Ten Eyck, is the new Commissioner, and | Turrel, of New York, the new Consul. They will go out inthe Congress. Perhaps she is waiting for them. Speculations are rife as to the detention and destination of the Congress, and something further may be developed in a few day: Bavtimone, Sept. 20, 1845. | The Weather and Business—Scarctty of News—Gough and the Temperance Folks—The Row in Slicerdom— Markets, §c- ‘The weather continues delightful, end, after so warm and sultry a summer, is enjoyed to its full extent, The | cars from the west, and the boats from the south arrive | daily crowded with passengers, composed principally of merchants seeking their fall supplies, an unusual num- | ber of whom remain in Baltimore, whilst others continue | on without delay to New York and Philadelphia. | more has consequently been highly favored so far this Balti- season, and our merchants are doing all the busine that it is possible for them to attend to. They sell all day and pack all night, and are ready again in the morn ing to meet new customers, who are always at hand.— ‘The fact is, the wholesale trade of Baltimore within the past two years has more than doubled, and when our railroad reaches the Ohio, and is tapped by the Columbus and Cincinnati road, the improvement will be still more rapid and gratifying. There is nothing ofa local character werthy of note, and our papers are all dull and spiritless. ‘ ‘The temperance folks are looking with great anxiety for the promised statement from Mr. Gough relative to the recent triumph of Venus and Bacchus over his vir- tue and temperance. It is to be hoped that his fate will put an end to the practice, which of late has been so ex- tensively observed, of heaping honors snd favors on reformed debanchees and gu ter-wallowing drunkards, whilst a life of virtue and temperance is regarded as of not the slightest account. It is in effect offer- T | ing a premium to vice, by making reformation the surest CONUNDRUMS, hi road to distinction and honor. They travel Pirongs the country, racking their brains and imagination by day for pathetic stories and heart-breaking trials to relate at night, when they are stimulated by shouts of app! but so soon as this applause looses ‘its stimulating effe we find them resorting to »pium, and other narcotic drugs, until step by step they again fall into the gutter. We have had frequent cases of the kindin Baltimore. I learn that the Rev. Henry Slicer is preparing for the press a pamphlet in reply to the recent attack on him as minister in charge of the North Baltimore station. The Rey. Henry is a tough colt to deal with, and we may ex- pect some interesting developments with respect to the pamphlet of Sweeny & Co., accompanied by a scorching which they will remember for the rest of their live: They have roused the lien, and will now have to tremb! athis wrath. What did Isay? Oh no, of course there can be no enmity, ill feeli: atred, or uncharitableness among professing chri It is enly us sinful mor- tals that allow such feelings to predominate over our better natures. Tur Maxrxets.—The offerings of Beef cattle at the drove yards this week amounted to 774, a larger number than at any other time for some weeks, and prices were fairly supported.the extent of the sales being ‘considered. The butchers took 585 at 4a $4 75 per 100 lbs ; 164 we driven Eastwardly, and 24 left unsold, Hogs continue in fs ir supply at $6 for merchantable, while inferior have sold at $4 50. The stock of City Mills Flour is quite limited, and the continuance of dry weather operates very seriously against milling; still, the few sales which heve been made were at $4 50, the former price, although millers have been compelled to_p: wheat. Dealers ii 1 an advance, and some of them have realized $4 56}, pay higher rates, relatively, for ’s in Howard street have been holding for while others are looking for $4 62}. The inspections for the past week comprise 7,783 barrels, and 592 half barrels wheat flour. » Tur Stock Boanp.—The Stock market is firm, and prices look upward. City six per cents. of 1890 are at 1014, sales—closing at 101} a 101j. State of Maryland loans are not so firm; sales to some amount at 80, on time—closing at 794 bid, cash; 79} asked. Sterling five percents. 68 bid. Three per cents—none. Pritap.evenia, Sept. 21, 1845. We have a raw northeast storm with plenty of rain which renders it disagreeable, and puts one in mind of the approach of winter. A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the row of houses opposite Moyamensing Hall, which destroyed the roofs of all of,them. It caught froma burning chimney. This row of houses is the same that was partially destroyed in the election riot of 1832, when the Irish Orangemen and whigs fired out of of the corner house upon the election ground, which was directly opposite. Mr. Robb, the owner of the row, received, after much trouble hy act of Assembly, acompensation from the public purse for his damages. ‘The fire of Saturday revived in the minds of the public the scenes of 1832. The natives begin to hold their meetings for tho cam- paign. The whole city was startled on Friday night by the firing of heavy ordinance, which sounded like mi- nuteguns, The next morning there was an enquiry in when it was ascertained ite ity. That party have ratification The had one at Cedar Ward a ta since. It wasa failure 2 Ad the Northern dis. ig. Edward Joy Mor- The whigs hold a mass meet t, but the whigs abandoned mocrat, Dr. Lehman, and assisted the s to elect the notorious Levin As a warm and en- is popular among i ° whether the whig party will co It remains to be seen whi if rarty will ow ‘ncirculation for Monday night’s meeting, contain the hamnes of the whig tcket for the “row” only, an indica- tion that here the whigs of the county will concentrate, and give the natives a chance for their county ticket. The Right Rev. Dr. Potter, Bishop elect of Pennayl- vania, preached at Christ Church, in this city this morning. The fact was not generally anticipated, ‘attendance was Consequently not very extensive. a, tal of the fire rioters has excited great sympathy among a portion of our citizens, and itis said the jury will not beable to agree. They came into Court on Sat- urday afternoon, but the Court sent them out again, and they are now to be s lotted to them. What will be the result no one ticay stance be vindicat ‘indows of the room al- can an- but it is feared that the laws will not in this in- it the Du Solle, of the “ Spirit of the Times,” it is said, goes to our Minister at He is in New York, from it is believed, to-day, for Liv- he body betes R. De Lutzen, who was drowned while walking from the N, York towards shore on the gang-way plank, \d on inquest held over it, other full house last night, but not ‘The Keans had to crow dei as on previous evening he play Boing, fe miliar to all, and the now novelty. To- morrow, Monday ni He appear a second Lime in “Much Ado about Nothing.” Kean’s Benediok is excel- lent, and the lady’s Beatrice unrivalled. The repetition of this performance is because of the universally ex- pressed desire of the public,