The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1845, Page 3

there has been a great falling off in the crops of corn and grass. In almost every section of the country, the yield of corn and hay has not been much more than fifty per cent the average quantity, and from this fact we draw the conclusion that the principal articles of pro- Movements of Travellers. The arrivals yesterday at the principal hotels were so Unusually limited that the following reaches very close- ly to the fullamount. At the Amenican—Mr Williams, U 8 N; Major General Win- field Scott, US A; W A Hayne, Charleston; Ed Burke, Wastington, D C;F H Murdoch, oe Thomas Primrose, Aberdeen; J'Chisholm, Charleston; R Spmes, Albany; 0 Visions will, the coming seasun, range at much higher Meteulf, Natchez; W Common, do; J Carson, Fa. prices than have been before realized for some tim: Ai F. Parker, N. Bruns- | Cheese is already selling at 7} a 8} cents per pound, and wick; J. Munro, Mississippi; H. Crittenden, St. Louis; A. MeDonald, New Orleans; W. Taylor, Philadelphia; W. a ye Boston; C. Peacoek, Pennsylvania; H. Brooks, U.S. A; C.F. et a , Baltimore; James Pearson, Lon- don; W. Lawson, ille; Mr. Grattan, Boston; M. Curtis, Manchester, land; W.B. Dayton, St Louis; there isa very active demand for shipping, but any very great advance on these quotations would prevent expor- | tations to any extent. The same remarks will apply to butter—prime State isselling at 19 cents, and good dairy ©. Bryant, Cinslanati Johnson, do. Coa | at 23 cents. These prices, at this early day in the sea- Ciry.—J. Travers, Patterson; E. Kerder; Capt. George | gon, thi holders ii i ; Baltimore! “ Fay > ilb son, indicate the course holders intend pursuing, and jew Orle: give us some idea of the probable improvement as the us Armsley, Albany; L. Coutin, flick, Washingion; Capt. Libbey, Richmond; J. Neale, | season advances. There is very little doubt but that i 4a; Mir Mix, North Carolina. th ductir f wheat asclphuas cir Mix, North Caroling. Leach, | he Production of wheat and flour willbe much greater this year than last, and it is possible, even with a foreign demand much larger than usual, that prices may remain low throughout the season, but the domestic consump- | tion will be increased by the advance in other kinds of provision: wheat is, without doubt, the most econo- 3 mical food for the poorer classes. ‘The farmers have had J.0, ity; J. Duscheney, Canada; R. ie tov W Wolline Maltimore, P. Hunt, Quetes; | for several years past hard times, and have been com. 4. McCulloch, Indiana; Joteph Lee, Philadelphia; A.W. | pelled to scrape together all the little odds and ena, to ell, Troy; T. Sprague, Providence; James Penrose, | make their receipts equal to their expenditures; now they ee em smc Morn George Rant BCo- | 1s henceicf reaping’ a. lod hacvest, slitetants oe Usutep Starxs—Captain Lake, Portsmouth; Captain | trust, to make up for the past unfavorable years. Elisira; H. Vallettes Cincinnati; H. Seymour, Pierpoint; | E. Morris, Ottawa, Ill; H.'T. Rice, Montreal; H. B. Yar- | ger, Louisville; Messrs. Shelly and Don, Charleston, 8. C; J. MeCully, Pittsburg; J. E. Cheney, Richmond, Va. Gione—J. Lawson, Halifax; 8. R. Canford, Philadel- Howaxp.—Jos. Baxter, Boston; Ged. Crosby, Indiana; Pray, ship Tenness ba Speer ay balers) (8pe, cotton planters will also come in for a profitable season. , and Son, dor W- 8, Bell-do, | Last year was rather an unfortunate one for the cultiva- 3 P. C. Dav Captain W. S. Clark, West Indies; | tors of cotton, but a favorable one for dealers ; this, at T. Be |. Q Sanderson and lady, Mass; J J. Stevenson and laay, Boston; E. W. Peck, New Haven; A. E. Cowes, Alabama; B. Beecher, Conn.; Capt. E. low, do.; L. 'W. Bishop, Virginia; John Pinner, do.; E. 8. Boston and lady, Boston. | and dealers. The manufacturers have had prices for the planters this season will have their turn The | { present, bids fair to be profitable both to producers | raw material in their favor about long enough—the | Bavidation of the Ohic Ohio River. The production of cotton in Alabama has fluc | Picea ae. State of River, | tuated very much from year to year, and in the Pittsburg,.. ,Bept. 18,,.........slowly falling; rain | past twenty-eight years, there has been an increase ‘ expected. in twenty-two, and a decrease in six years. The great, Wheeling, . ..Sept. LM... £98 i i ; Q ae eeling, . ..Sept. 19, 10 A. M. ber npreieng | est increase in any one year was from 1839 to 1840, + Sept. 16,..........4 feet 6 ins. in chan- | ne | when it amounted to 193,983 bales, equal to about seven- ty-five per cent. The greatest decrease was from 1840 to 1841, the year after the great increase, when the crop fell off 128,083 bales, equal to at least twenty-eight per cent. In twenty-seven years the production of cotton in Alabama has advanced from 7000 bales to 517,196 bales. Corton Crors oF Sourm ALapama. . bales 7,000 + 10,000 i ence that has yet graced the boxes of the Upera, and if, entht m and rapture beyond expression ev r characterized a com- a occasion the privilege of | ‘on, and the other members of the company. | ms” the public had t portion last night, | asion even a more diveisified scope of enter: | ments nounced. No person of taste or sensibility | should resist the tempt tion, 1818. ‘The Wandering Jew Complete.—This long | looked for book is now completed and we are expecting copies , this norming. For sale wholesale and retail by BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., 222 Broadway, corner of Anu st. lave you read The Love Match,” designed to illustrate | he Juences that spraug from the union of Mr. aud | Todd, by Heury Cockton, k:sq., author of Valentine y Thorn, Sylvester Sound, Xe, Sc rations on steel. ‘ries with eight ile | 18D ves +0 Nore The average weight of bales last year was nearly 491 pounds, the previous season 495 pounds. The average prices in Mobile during the season of 1843 and °44, ruled | nearly thirty-five percent higher than last year. The average value for bales reached nearly $33, last year ouly about $28. ‘Tho estimated aggregate value of cot ton exported from Mobile to all quarters in 1844 and 7°45, was $17,500,000, of which $10,270,240 were to foreign ports, and the total in 1843 and "44, was $14,000,005, of which $9,996,251 were to foreign port: ‘The increase in receipts from the different sections of the interior for the past year has been, from the Alaba- ma river, six per cent; from the Tombigbee, &c., fifteen per cent; and from the Warrior river, thirteen per cent. MONtY MARKET, Monday Sept. 42—6P. M. ‘The stock market is improving very rapidly. Ston- ington went up } per cent.; Norwich and Worcester, 24 ; Erie Railroad, 1 ; Morris Canal, | ; Farmers’ Loan, 1; Minois, } ; Long Island, 1} ; Harlem, 2 ; Canton, 1} ; Paterson, } ; Kentucky 6's, }; Reading Railroad, 1; U. S. Bank, and Ohio 6's, closed firm at Saturday's prices. ‘The transactions were very large, and the speculation has hardly got fairly under way. We have no dout that the prices for all the fancies will reach as high a point as during the speculation of May and June 1844. Am ng of the Philadelphia stockholders in the Sto- nington Railroad Company, willbe held inthe Girard Bank on Tuesday afternoon, the 23d inst., for the pur- River Recrirts or Corton. Poso of taking into consideration some propesed changes | Receipts from Alsbama River... bales 220,000 ee inthe di ection of tho road. A meeting of the New | Do. gio Wore ieyur tes 2 271 17.000 205,58 York stockholders will be held at the Astor House on | Do. wons and ferry 6,600 5,835 Thursday evening the 26th inst., upon similar business. |. Total......Bales......... 467,600 517,196 ‘The afluirs of this company have been so badly managed 45000 Reeling Bott Chale Joxchange. for the past year or two, that the stockholders have de- | *: ling Bonds té 10shs E Boston Co b90 15 termined to have a complete overhauling of the board of | 3am qo” Sot ao RRR baw 66% directors, and put in new men. The stockholders wish | 2009.10, 1960 Pl See boo Gai to ve represented in some way among the directors, and | 15000 lilinois Spl Bds 33,150 Stonington RR b30 S24 it is necessary to have stockholders directors, Pe neettay. alee aie a ope 324 We annex a statement showing the quantity ofcertain | 9 BaukofCom,full 93. 25 Erie RR ove articles exported from this district for the first eight | NOVA IK py ago 3 1B do 8. months of the past three years. The table shows the | 30 do 9, 100 do b6o 35% quantity of some of the staple articles shipped, but by | 3% #2 bio 8 oot Island RAL , no means gives the total exports from the port. Foreign | 150 do 92 100 do 86070 and domestic merchandise is promiscuously given in | Raman Ges Bm do nas the list, showing the exportation of our own productions | 30 do Oe Ce eae 4 bao 7133 and theshipments of foreign goods to foreign and do. 2 42 bis 28% 100 do igo Sass mestic ports. The home valuation of merchandise ex- 3 do bo a 350 soil? La ported from this port for the first eight months of 1813, 153 42 wah Nore Wer a0 $8 Was $19,623,008 ; first eight months of 1844, $20,027,815 ; $8 Cauton Co ae iis 3 s6ms 74 and for the first eight months of 1945, $20,709,406. By 100 4 do Ee this it eppears that the value of the exports for the first | 3 4° a 2 bis 78 eight months of 1845 was $631,091 more than for the HL b30 42 75 do 830 7744 samo period in 1844, and $7,185,843 more than for the cor 3 Farmers’ Trust 3635 do n responding months in 1843. ‘This is a very extraordinary fact, when we take into consideration the reduced prices of all kinds of domestic produce and foreign merchan. dive this year, compared with either 1843 or 1844, ‘The aunexed table will show, however,the quantities shipped each year | nt the New York Herald Otfice, sve | M80, full length portraits of Washi safayette, by Jai Will be performed! uk Opera of Southern papers please copy. auld Im*re_ | vis, with many others by the old masters equally valuable. LA SOMNA 1 A LIBERAL REWARD | Now on view, with catalogue. 822 3thm_ Amine Moan Her, » Dis ILL be paid for delivering at No. 59 Kranklin srreet, a Lannea nes ri PM aries ats pete Hee small brown Spaniel Dog, that strayed from said house PARK PLAC ; WANTED, Bale will commence st giclock with P, bat np aier . ~ Aah ‘3 Which one Large Secretary and Book Case, cost $85; 12 Centre BY asinad ind apigtioneesd reson, thtuatiog os nds | Tables and other Furniture. to pay adancea, x8) 17h capable of making ladies’ aud children’s dresses aud taking care SNIFFEN & CO. ‘ot one child, and rende: erse!f generally usefu small y 7 IL Lselle Wednesday. 2ith Sept. at 100’elock, atthe sale | family She has but recently arrived from Scotland, and a line room, 115 Fulton and $2 Aon sts, elegant city manuiac- addressed to No. 11 Water street She can produce the most sal s2310*me WANTED, BX, 79 resnesble young women, to A. M., will be attended to. jactory relerence. tured Cabinet Ware, (second fall sale by catalogue) cou isting in past of Sofas, Tete-a-Tete’s, Couches, Divans and Otto- mans, serpentine and plain Centre Tables, with aud vain marble tops, ‘ables of rosewood and mahogany , quartette and sofa Tables, earled and Spanish Rockers in plush and hair | reading Chairs, covered with morocco and blue plush | Mr Knibbs. .. Mrs Humphr Patty Larkios of children ; the chamber work, or waiter, or to take highly oruamented, French 34 and 3¢ French Chairs, carves do | Price of Adin ther to wash, iron, or do plain 5 city reference given. with spi d tufted seats, d I a 5 ; ate to wash, iron, oF do plain Y reference given. | with spring and tufted seats, dressing and plain Bureaus, maho- | 95 cents, | Ban» Freach Bedsteads, heavy corniced Armories, Secreta: y | and Cases, of superior workmanship, ke. &c.,worthy the LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE past? o'clock. WANTED, 7 A YIQLINCELLO— Any neon aving god ono sell AUCTION NOTICES. MUSEMENTS. | by. a \aser el rice, wo XYZ. Box 12h Post Otc ne PY tt tate | Ort! NVM OG: SHIRLEY, Auctionser A ae A SITUATION WANTED. | NTINGS—By HE. Thi : A ANTED=By « smart nad industraus young Gil, xsi: | 151 Broadway, n telleetion of Olt Faintines, eight of w Prima Donna from the Theatre Reyal, Drary Lane. amstress, who uuderstan er business were purchased in Europe, and now sold, the owner returu: ber 23d, id has no objection to go to Brocklyn, and ean show the | WsTe Fyzchoeed in Fur pow sold, the Gunes recurs Tuesday Evening, Septem +t | besfiglereace trom ber fast plac, iddsess, or please call | Baniy, Soon Laight aud Hating ‘Secics. 'Alvo. Yarious | ‘The performance, will commence with the Opera ot My i MP rousk .F Gardner » ion—Boxes, $1; Pit, 90 cents; Gallery, er open at Jo’elock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at Se aiteution of shippers, dealers and others. es dustme | TZ TA ligated iuuaber of Season ‘Tickets may be obtained ENTLEMEN and Families can obtam the full value for | se SAPE On a eee yugtoneer. meme — RGE SALE ‘OF HAKDWARE. CUTLERY AND BOWERY THEATRE. G al ASE Bcuperciousetects they wish to dispose ohgseh FANCY GOODs.—Sacob 8, Platt will sell This Day at i0 o'clock, re, Se. t No. 23 Platt street. 487 cask, cases end lots as- ni of return rms, Kur Gentlemen leaving 1g to the city will Tuesday Evenin find st to their advantege to send for the Subscriber, who pledg- 49/4 Birmingham, Shetfeld, German, French and Domestic Will be performed, tn es himself to give a fair pricefor all articles offered. 2 st which, by ihe package, brouze handle Cur- Pee B N.B—A line through the Post Office will be promptly at ap Chaing, brass Candlesticks, No: folk Latch Gen. Washington erin T TEVENSTYN, ea Ketiles, Locks, Kdge Tools, Bright Cs. Capt Herbe sll im*re 466 Browdway, up stairs. hovels, Ke. Also, 100 lots table Gen Howe Kinves and Forks 0 oren fine [vo- gener W. : ry Table Cudery, C led ¢ utlery ‘Wellwood AMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, ¢ fod ia et and pen Kuives, butcher and shoe Jeff Heth and well recommended help of all capacities, both for city » Shears, Wleams, Lancets, Steels, Sc. Also, 10 Maria Wi and country, at the well established Agency office for domes- erican Clocks, complete with weights. Also 9 bales "To po. clat green, yellow avd WW. B. Thread. Also, 50 boxes hor wool aud cotton Cards. ties, 244 Grand street, uear the Bowery, where every means is used to procure the best help eh WATTS. » Shovels and Spades N.B.—Good aud faithful domestics can have excellent places | cases Toys, with which the sale will comme at thia office, sotmtre | goods, vit Needles. Pens, steel Peus, Spectacles, gilt A apanery, Se A. LORS MAN fe he eoasea cenbrerammcumneres | Neer VERS glans Hi ml eclepetn ty mp se ; u the city. | tion room only, tillthe hour of sale ‘Terms 6 months for ap- atin x office preferred. Address, ‘Thomas Garduer, 263 | proved piper over one hundred dollars, 823 It*re at. au2l imtre INFORMATION WAN VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT CLINTON HALL. VAL ‘ PAINTING! .T CLIN’ Dy 4 1 WEN ROGERS— Whereas, the relatives of this person, i (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, im the County of Sligo | FRRGAK JENKINS will seli at suction, on Weduesday, September 2ith, at 11 o'clock, at the Exhibition Room, and wholeft Ireland some 3 or 38 years ago,) have been m- Clinton Hall, corner of formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to have some infor- | O31 Paintings-—beiy mation as to his relatious—this is to acquaint him that he ean | sene to the gallery for conve obtuin intelligeuce of his sister, | will be found pictures by Huntingtor are; allery, 123g cents. Doors will ope Hu CASTLE GARDEN. BURLESQUE OPERA 58) oy gidcossing a letter to M. C. le*rre This Establishment has during the past Summer been on Sunday last | ar = ~~ { newly furnishedthroughout. A few families and @ lim- TEN DOLLARS REWARD. | ited number of gentlemen. may "here be very pleas: | 2 STOLEN, on Wednesday morning, from the cabin of the | antly .ccommodated for the wixter ou as favorable terms asany | > 5 DO torque Adam Carr, b at the foot of Roosevelt street, | other house equally well conducted. he K. eut silver lever Watch, No. 1.672, with the owuer’s ini- JAMES G. ELLIOTT, No. 1 Park Place. | mirked ou the outside case, with a silver guard and Ut Park Also, a black sartout, satin waistcoat, and rr Lisa— Lazy, alias Rosy Alessio—All-Easy O, alias Sam! ‘Teazer, alias io Tory & Wh sion of Hal! N.B.—For 3 or 4 Rooms without board, at pe 523 » September 23d. ational Spectacle of NGERS. » Davenport Ire Phillips teh Drama of «Mr JR Scott Vache Sutherland rs Phillips hind ‘Piers, 25 ets. ; t half past 6. the curtain vl! rise at 7. INGERS. oG@-Adimtasion % 5 Cents.09 Prop + ae . Meners.rench 204 Meier, Tuestaygeivening, september 23d, La Screecher Porgies Signor Aint-A-Ninny | cker, Sr, Sig. Pair-O'-Hosses Madame Buckwheat Siguor Small Potatoes Siguor All-but-Sussy ignor Sangarre-Co Fromenade aud elresb fs | Oa SUD & id Selection of Soe a pair of black cloth pantaloous. A buach of small keys and a | = of ‘lve nual eave bts inte pockets" ie pantisoee sees HL DEALERSREDUCED PRICES. | mice ih cuits’ °°" split or tora aeross the seat 18m {English PatentLever Watches and Moveweuta, | Bouquets constantly for sale at the LOST, eceived persteamer, at No.55 Johu street, up Poy: 4 [Xithelower part of the city, o Sunds & large ements $10, Patent Lever Watches with seconds, | menee nt So auneled Breast Pin, in form of a Tie, havicg «peat in the 22 Mist re Nolte’ Lasonard streets ve Teas DY lesving gang UNTON COURSE—TROTTING. MA. T. PLACIDE NOTICE T0 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. | KOPOSALS will be received at any time previous tothe | 22d day of November next, at the office of the subsertber, Tuesday Kevening, September 23d, The performanerg will comutice with the Overture to Otel- : .” to be succeeded by the Play of | No.6 Wall street, in the city of New York, forthe grubbing, | “ MEDY OF ERRORS. grading, masonry, superstructure and bridging of the Bear Stee Mr Obinpendale Sountain Railroad, in Penusyivania, 28 miles in length, extend: ippeadale ing trom Bear Me ‘0 Danphitl, onthe Pennsylvania Ca- ° . | Dicmio st Bursa: “Helse nal, eight mile! arrisburg. Plans and specifications are ve ~ | old plates, $50 00 | 2 eat e ‘ | lation, for sale at the ticket office. Aut ‘of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate,for 2 | ‘Enclosed Stand $1; (rand Stand 60 cents. | hele or the. Freach Compauy~-Monday, Wednesday, “the w per jaw, to be worn by suction, a2 tere, ; ‘ | ‘Thursday, and Fri eae Binal tooth, on old plate, from $2 20105 00 | sate, Bebe ind, gusr tne sedaley free for horses sever war's | ip Tickets Fifty Cents.£4 Pivot tooth, from. tol 30 | purse ove Entries to be made at Green sees, Wed- | (77 Private Boxes $5 each. Plugging teeth with gold, from 75t01 50 | P avery my | jal be las " | Extracting teeth, fi 3 to op | wesday evening by 9o'elock. ‘Three or more to make'arace, | 7" Aa effirent Folice wil always be inatteadaace to msia- | remained appeared. perfectly I Anupholus of Le ee atin ates Re On ee: 7 | IVE BESD SPOR offered sinve:tha‘race between Fash'| Anuipholus of PMANROW. ion and Peytoua Abbess, Friday, September 26th, at 3 P. M., purse $200, mile heats, | | best three in five in harness, for which are entered and will 823 Im*r TEETH!! New York, Sept, 22d, 1815, TEETH! am Woodruft’s . bg Ripton EA ae oa NEETH—Who would be without ‘Teeth when they can * Re Saweiee Sophy... ave them inserted without the slightest possible pain, sud ee Morow | Bred. itzal Wargapted.to auic all the purposes of uataral apes, by calli on ess aeabaes Mr Pretty ma Dr. JONES, Dentist, athis office, cor of Canal st. and Broad nai dl aa vooklyn. for the | - (77 Kertornan vay’, entra ‘The fol st of prices = ; ; Ne | ro%eloe ry, entrance in Canal st-? ‘The following is alist of nd return immediately after the race— | 797l A complete double sett of best mineral Teeth, on fine | ven ‘A limited number of | ‘All other operations in the same proportion. | ' | A BOAT RACE | WV IL, come off at the Long Dock, Harsiinus, October 10th, 1845. ‘iven for Remember, corner Canal stand Broadway, entrance in Ca- ia nal st re *ALOPECY, QR Ealing off ofthe Hair and Pityriasis, or Dandruff, Seurf, & itively cured by the use of Hill's [fallible n old ard weil tried specific tor all diseas of the hair or scalp ot the head. It isa certain preventive grey or red hair, or if they do exist, a thorough use of the O: guent will change the color ; it will make the hair flex Clined to curl, keep it moist longer, and race of two pait ngth; entrance boat to receive A silver cup will be ONE W. K MORE. | no’ to exceed twenty: i | money two dollars and fifty cents; the winnil her entrance money with the prize; all other entrance money | | to be given to the second best boat. All boats wishing to enter | | for the above race, will please give notice on or before October | 5th. as positively noue can enter after OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 25 Cents only. give ita glossier ap- 820 lwis*r Sashes Poth than eny oth bre} wes hich as- | THE GREAT BOAT RAC Messrs. CERN EA Watt TON, m fully sustained by the ‘amy 5 : “ELDS, i ELHAM and WHITE, Possession, afew of which are annexed. Sold wholesale aud | WW 'hicome offat the ELYSIAN FIELDS, Hoboken, on | ns cefutty announce to the eitizens of New York, that retail, No. 13 ‘The foliowing Four Oured Race Boats have entered for the $30 iar SccEss New Yorx, May 21, 18. | PMESSS ag JEFFERSON, OREGON, with which their Coucerts have been attended, during the pas: ToMr.Wm.Hill. é A short time since my hair became dry, exceed: | and finally commenced falling out, which increased rming extent that it became quite thin, and what. | leas ; indeed ros. Ludlows. ON, Entered by the B Entered by Battery, Oarsmen PASH EYTONA Entered by B Entered by Dry Dock Oars’n The following Scull Boats have entered for the $25 Purse:— EW YO) GIPSEY which oceasion will be 0] ened A ‘NEW BUDGET T was fearful of | 4, “ h . | x, 5, ina short tyme caused my hair to entirely cease falling off, as- \ , ‘ ATT LT, Entered by Chas. Thomas and | rared daily at the office, from Gallagher Anderton oad order and keep ail improper persous out. ason Tickets will ne disposed of PALMU'’s UPERA HOUSK, Tuesday, Sept. 23d, 1845. rs Chippendale atts week, they have been induced to remain another week, on OF SONGS, GLEES, GaaBvan CONUNDRUMS, C2, KC. A.M. till Danese satntaicmueae felling off, as Entered by Washington’ Mar- | ent members of my family (eepecially the female portion) have fehu Connor. ket Oarsmen, it é 21 iwre used the Ougueut fr like purposes with like succes. | The Race will be rowed in 234 mile heats, one Bost must BOWERY CinCUS. Lena nace 7 ; | titled to the purse. m Boxes... .,:2veents | Pit... . 12 cents, FE SAR NOTICE. A con. SENS OBER ance ese “a ii a QUI GEORGIANA, from Liveryrol, ignow discharging LEON, THE Dia eT ore CE, ; \R' 6, 1844. | SD under general order at Pier No. 4 North River. goods ae tics. I do certify that I have been seriously afflicted with dandraff rerinitted will be teut to the public store sas Fre The Only Novelty now in the City! | and falling off of my hair for more than five years, and have 136 | Leon has challenges made use of several articles said to be sure remedies for the same, and found no benefit arising from them, but gate the re- verse ; finally, at the request of Mr. Hill I was induced to try his Infallible Onguent, and the resuit has been highly satisfi tory in removing the candruff, staying the hair, and cau; an In addition to the UIS ELLSLER, FIRST STEAMSH vs Orleans, yia Charleston and Key West. sail on Weduesday, October first, ati o'clock A. M.—The well kuown, powerful and favorite Steamship NEW YORK, Commander John panniers ‘punetually as above, her regular di D three seasons, and on which route she is deservedly popular, Brilliant Chinese Cavaleade ! the world thet he can throw any manor ~ twelve men that accept his gage. wouderful exploits of Mons, Leon,the famous will display his great power of equilibrium, innumberless feat :; to grow, and I would recommend any one afflicted with the tar ae, fol a id | abore ts imake use of the Onguent, being perfectly satiated | the uryove Seem eeae a mgut to Proceed’ to New Orleaus, for And Sixteen other Acta in the Circle. they wil reap great benefit from the same. tween thet port and Texas, which she has occupied for the past | Seats may be secured from 11 tila, 822 1w*rh. Ee. Ones CHESNUT STREET THEATRE: | composition of the mastic, which consists of boiled " 30 50 78%. Mxrorts rRoM THe Pont or New York. 50 do 3033 100d. 30 78: ‘, > 90 78’ Same Same Incr. Deer. | 109 Farmers’ Trust 4536 502 do. 130 784 . time 44. time 6S, 1845. 1845. | 59 GG 35% 100 = do we ‘end + 50 L Island RR 71% 100 do 360 76, 16,209 7,173 0 do 72° 25 Canton Co 53 44h3 1,998 Fp] 50. do b3072 150 do 4s 33,196 10,671 4g, do 2 50 do b30 445 . el 12 - 50 do 8372 400 do 445 * - 09 50 do 83724 25 Erie RR 35 ra ze bles. is 61 -,| a do 30 7232, cus A 7 - Batter, firkins 136.092 19,084 2170l 2677 — y New Stock Exchange. Cassia’ cases & mats 26.276 12215792 — 4.923 Shs US Bank = 30 625 shsCantonCo —_—b30 444g Candles, ybxs 114 = 6,610 10,281 ae7t = 75 Vicksburg Bk c 94 50 Harlem RR 30 66 ‘Tallow, boxes... 19,666 aa 100 do 29 9 $0 do béms 70 Cheese, casks. =- 5 do btw 959 25 Nor & Wor b3 7844 13,157 25 Kame’ Trust $3. 35% «40 do b3 78 30206 — «(|| b335ty 25 = do 83 77% 186 2% = do 83.35}, 25 = do c 77% Cocoa, bags 2 cay do c 3534 50 do b10 78 Coffee, casi $1 | do. 030 357n 25 do © 78 ‘ = 216 25 Morris Canal 530 50 Housatonic RR b6 31 4i7 co do c do b30 31 = 2 = do 30 28 © H% | 83 28) 5 | pS oS Se ee Cottoa, bale: iu6, = C do 83.347 Domestic Cotton bew 4432 40 Reading RR 52" Goods, bales and ci4'4 30 | do 30 528s cases : 26,578 3,305, - 10 4478 Logwood, tour... 4,973 ty — Nicaragua, tons... "196 3 Died, Ane yee ypc a 32 Fis | On the 224 inst, Mancaner, wife of Thomas Hogart, Mackerel, bbls... 2.587 69 «= aged 33 years 8 months and 22 d Herring, bbls. : = hae = he triends and acquaintanc ) of the family are re- Mlaxs |, tierces: Flour, wheat, bbi Rye, bbls. from the residence of her husband, No, 73 Gin, foreign, p Watts stree Weekly Report of Deaths. and county of New York, from the 15thday of Sept, to the 21st day of Sept, lids, 39 Men; 42 Women ; 50 Boys; 50 Girls—Total 191. ta the eny Hides, Ni Hops, bales tend her funeralythis (Tuesday) atternoon, | Manchester, Ontario Couaty, N.Y. | offers a very favorable opportunity for invalids or persons of PHILAVELPHIA . | busi takes no freight, and it culated will mak " ah a New Yerx, October, 1814. | the ight days, including stoy pages at_Charlestoa and | WE Buntox ... “<2 Sir—Having had the misfortune to lose the greater part of | Will be very roseonehia, sol eer por seceaa, which MR. C. KEAN’S BENEFIT. my hair by a gradual falling off during a tour of over four {Y'to Wee. PAPSCOTT ig —— Piens, wit hed been Tilary ated: vo eetoee tates | EES pepe paste aoe | rao grees Vill came We MONEE: ATE Ouguent aud to my great doy it has complete! y restored my Ad INE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER ‘The pesforman weed Bioware fame oe hair to more than its original growth ; it also makes the hair | P of h September—The splendi a or , Mrs CK ‘Lady molst, soft, aid gives ita beautiful dressy appearance. and favorite packet ship SHERIDAN, (1000 tons | Mr, Auten Clara Douglas, Mrs ady Kr buctie..,) Capt. George B. Cornish, will sail on Friday, Sept. 26th, her regular day. ‘The ships of this tine being all 1000 tons and upwards, per- | sons about to embark for the old country will not fail tosee | eapecetully, J. R. SANDERSON, 150 Pearl street. ‘icked Wido' ment Furnival,Me G@ stace SEE AND MANaGE R ay ri After which, the laughable Faree of WHO IS HE—Or; tne ii ir Loaimer,Mr Thayer—Mr \ be- Barrett—Mrs Lorimer, Mrs W H Smi' ARCH STREET THEAT! Recollect Hill’s Infallible Onguent can be obtained only PHILADELPHIA his prineipal office, on the Northwest coruer of Pine and Nas: streets, and at the following agents, New York : ™ the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in prefer- ence to any other, as their grest capacity renders them every | way more comfortable and convenient than ships ola small | class, and the.r accommodations for eabin, secoud cabin aud Srace Manager... Tuesd: : H. Carey & Co., 186 Pearl street; J. Graham &Co.,73 | vening, S fj Water street; Mr. Thomas Lewel, 478 Grand street. Brooklyn, | steerage p: itis well known, are superior to those of | ‘The Performanee will commence with THE WIFE OP SE- ©. Steane, Chem: di any othe kets. VEN HUSBANDS— Store, 39'Atlantic ‘street. Williamsbargh, ersons, wishing to secure berths should not failtomake | micl, Mr Burke—C fectionary, in Ist, between Grand and Sou early application on board, foot of Rosevelt street, ee mour, Mrs Burke. a . & J.T. TAPBCO! At their General Pussage Office, 75 South street, sre Corner of Maidenlane. any. D. A. Herrick, No. 8 De'avaa House. Baltimore, Md., Messrs. | x . ‘9. cenclude with Mortimer & Mowbry, coruer of Market and Charles streets. Mt cats Hgrere « artin Lessamour, Mr Stevens—(ia- en, Mrs Myers—Margaret Les sa- SIARGARET CATCHPOLE—Ben Luff, Stevens—Maffin Pegs, Burke—Margaret Catchpole, \irs 23 Im*rre MASTIC CEMENT. ESSRS. J. & H. FRANKLAND and THOS. HARRIS | beg to recommend to the attention wf all persons inter- ested in buildings, their much approved Mastic, which is the moat durable and beautiful composition ever yet uvented for | jor of dwelling houses or public buildings, in | le or stone ; no lime or w ster ente juto the ind the public, FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana_and New | York Line—Regular Packet, to siil Wednesday, Pe October Ist—Tne elerant fast sailing packet ship i‘ ip | pt Nj Ingersoll, master, will positively sail as aboveher | Qoeiesp SePt 2%, on which o regular day! : | DER FREYSCHUTZ cicaot elgit or passage, having elegant farnished accommods- | willbe revived, with new Seeuery, Dress ious, ayply on board at Orleans wharf foot of Wailst orto | Xe, &e. A variety of other hatertainment BK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. | as will be expressed tn future advertisements 1") Positively no goods received oa bord after Tuesday evening 30th inst. Agent in New Orleans James E. ofa thick consistence, which, with the lead, and other ingredients, forms a ceme: Woodrft, who will | Osis." ducted by Mr water, hard as astone, and of great durability. Specimens may | Agent in New © ames | | be seen and every information given on application to Mr. | Mramptly forward all goods to his address. 5 TENS MOUN? "7 ship Tenness F, master, will succeed the Clif | BEETHOVEN'S MOUN CHAS. H. MOUNTAIN, Archicect, 17 Wall street, N. York. | BR) | our 10s, hevomsier a eed the Cli NER Soa a 2 During the Week of the He SUBLIME, OR ~ FR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The very fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, 513 tous t arries 1300 ba'es N.O cottoa, was built in this city, the immortal Beeth: Wan sive ouk and locust top; newly copperedand patent felted: | Loewe, will has handsome accommodations for steer. ge Ho! fed Apply | evening, the 9th Octover next, ander the di y me, men that 18, Whi up with one cha Ken JOSEPH FLINT th on each side. 3 0 oK. COLLIS 16 South st. Mit. GEORGE LODE seas neenet eoridiaiiaimmnons,|| ae eae ot ‘The Chorus aud Orchestra will be full a MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, =| ~see OR LivEmPoolcinain Pua ned by resident talent. solo parts well snsta HL, € may be abt mal music st ickets for one dollar, as f | FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of the 6th 337 Broadway, up stairs. | October.—The splendid packet ship PATRICK RS. J. FINIELS has the honor t», inform the Ladies and HENRY, J.C. Delano, master, will sail as avove, | her friends that, owing to the desire expressed by several | fer sexutar day, aving very superior accommodations fot | cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, persons initend- of the latter, she has this season imported from Paris, the most | id ing toembark should make immediate application on board, ee re il ae assor! pent ot Sonnets, sud | i ite ¢ trimmed Caps, wit usu ticles of roideries and Nov foot of Maiden lane, or to: atmos: partieniar attention 9 JOSEPH McMURRAY, Comer of Pine and South streets. he utmos: particnlar attention has heen paid in the se- T patterns, which are warranted to come from the i ‘The Patrick Henry will be sueceeded by the favorite pack ip) Independence, F. P. Allen, master, to sail onthe sth No- day i receive three N. B. Th the pri 8. ual, next, at the | will be most happ | with him, and any other g in the attempt to brig ow 822 3.*rh H vd readers who are nd encourage reside di an 0) @ respectlully toinform his frie ids nefit will take place on Thurs- casion Weber's grand Rom ntie Decorations, tke. ill be presented er aud Mr. Brough will appear in the ophino Lacy. OF OLIVES AND LEEPE merican Musical Convention. DRIO of the Mount of Olives, by ‘en, aud the Seven Sleepers, by'T be performed at the Tabernacle, on I'hursday (effective, and the TIMM, will preside at the Organ. d, on and after Thurs- Subscribers will first reliearsal takes place on Thursday evenin ‘oliseum, 40 Broadway ; where the undersigned to meet all who have formerly rehearsed wosed lent. NRY MEIGGS, 446 Broadwat to aid renowned for their undenied exquisite Parisian vember, her regular day. s23re taste aud fashiovable making. | __ he opening of her Fatt fishions will take place on the 25th = PPC Lol FORNEW ORLEANS—First packet with des: Datel The fiat class fat sailing packet ship MER- .0 Ms 7 q KY, Captain will sail as above. Te see nptofore existing, between PESHINE | “Tiavigg very superior accommiogations for cabin, second ea- | Continued by the subscriver, . bin and ‘sweerage passengers, perscus intending’ to, embark BENJAMIN BRADY should make immediate application on board, fo. tof Pine st., w_22Grand street | 10 JOS, MeMURRAY, 923 1t¢rh NEW YORK SACRED The New ple direction of Mr. U. 0. H 523 re i Pine and South’ s organ. NDIANA STATE SCRIP—100 cents on the dollar will er of the ind be xiven for ludiana State Scrip NOSISTARE-. Be fie antendid poker ship SWITZE fyotinater #73 Stewh 20 Wall street tain Knight, with sa | Martini WHINE Wek aud "steerage, passengers, persone intending toemoark should ll a SCH ENCK S PULMON IC SY KUP nike imaediate application on board, foot of Maiden Lane, | — Sefanlon — } « | (THE greatest medicine in the world, for the cure of Colds, | oF 0 JOSEPH MeMURRAY, Gonreageine }: Coughs, Consumption, and all Broncheal, Pulmonary, ,, 100 Pineistreet, comer of South stroet. Dyonisius |. ound Beenent Adve ‘Il the remedies now. | Persons wishing to. send for their friends ean have them * ine Con sure of | Wroughtout by the above vessel, or any other packet of the | : there is but one that can be relied on for the cure. of Oy OINEASES. 7 = Apoplexy,7; Bleeding, 2; Bleedin : = = Bon 25,091 aie i + ey Lumber, pipe & hihd —s “ating oe shooks, No.... 11,512 21,709 26.58 1,849 - tbat yr Debility, 15 “Diabetes, 15 | Bn tg an 5 i ; Dropsy, 8 he head, psy. in the . , de is Drowned, 3 tery, 105, Fe Fever billions, slg flammatory, 1: Fever remittent, 2; Feve ; . Sia ms, 1s Fever typhus, 4H ¥ the brat, 9; lathams om * is 1; tutl vmmati ’ iInflammation “perieudium ; jutlammation of throat, 2; 7616 = 4,986 Ty Marasinus, 9; Measles, 1; Old age, 3;, Pal 26a 1,115 sith, Ly Serufuly, 2; Small pox, 2; Splual dis tm tk 1; Teething, 3; Tumor, 1; Ulee's, 1. 147/075 real Age—One year and under 45, 100 2 years 25; 2 405 17; 5to 10 ‘ 1020, 3; 20 to 9, 29; 30 to 40, 2; 40 L090, 16; 50 to 60,6. 60 “79 a 910 ‘to 0, 4; 80 to W, 0; 99 to 100, 2. 31 ior “ol Colored parent: i HH Wily ‘fe +12, f a ELIOS B. SR, City Tuspector. 114 1,309 - _ 887,667 = LC NO. 491. 0. OF O. F 61,909 49,374 11,735 HE Members of the above Lodge are notifies to meet at the 1897 13,121 476 ¢ Room, National Hall, on Weunesday morning at & pans 9's = Relock,to,pay the Haat token of respect to our late Brother, Ate jem ble... 46 ard 2.0) = Needinim M. Lewis. Brotners of te Order generally ave iu Silks pack ges qu (hao — k es 3 Tnieie forking oy melutngs arts beige UAGE.—MANESUA'S ORAL SYS. ms 1,987 a une Durand, daughter of the le J mAs sa Gentieman wishing ning C is ato a er Ist, are requested to call navnes um in “ A.new Morning Chass for Ladies ts being organized, and wil : } few days. 1 Mocnin hag in the second course, Alsen Gen: “tanads 1 000 95,625 181,61 Lveniog: ja the seeoud cou Persous des: Hyson skin, Tbs. 14,000 20,201 T1344 these Clasepe can do 20 by # lmmodiaely at sH:8 ¢ Hysom Ibs 133/180 163;162 CTA eee Tobsceo, leat, hnds 4.129 3,440 DE PARIS. wes idenses... 9,210 f nt : Manafact'd, kegs.'. 6771 Broadway, Whaleboue, owt... 10,557 8) PAIL ER, Wheat, bu + 13773 39'633 2 plendid stock of Whiekéy bois a6 au and Lee Conds 5 le fdas LS oe oe Atprices which will maint increased exportation of apples: ashes, butter, che lead, lumber, naval stores, oils sugars, toas and tobacco, and a falling off in the exporta- tion of beef, coffee, corn, cotton, flour, lard, pork, rice, a per toe tallow and wheat. It will be ebserved that upto the Ist 1 case elear Linen Lawn Hakfy, faney borders. of September, this year, there had been amore limited 149 4° a, cond a bin. prnged borders exportation of the heavier articles of provisions, than for each the fame time last year, ‘This in a measure is owing, to Pmyrovdered ander Hakfs, iit A Hare the limited receipts not only at this port, but at New Or- styles, from $1 upwards. held as" the cheapest So lots five Linen Toase clear awn ml ro oO ih pon rmarkably ghe viere borders, from $1 t Lease clear Linen Lawn Hdkts,seape border high with . Do do, Joans,and all the other large receiving ports. The falling Bich Embroidered Mu mr fhveosees Te Rivieve, off in the receipts at thexe places has been caused by the Ke. es from $2.30 ' ye Flounce, from roldered Orga usually sold from $12 to $20. few very rich Thrend Lace Capes and Becthes wry low read, Chantilly, Brussels and otter Veils and demi Veils. Sear ons of splendid black Brussels Laces reduced prices current for these staples and the limited dates remuneration realized bythe producers on these pro dactions. The foreign demand for American provisions during the pest year has not been sufficient to im prove pric and the bulk of the shipments of these articles, has been throughout the son made on home account. There is at present a ty favorable prospect for avery extensi foreign demand for pro. , visions of all kinds, and we see nothing likely to prevent | an extensive trade between this country and Great Britain : th comprising Silk, Lambs’ Ipacea, Cashmere, Lambs’ Wool jose, Merino snd Cashmere Gloves, Socs, for children, which are offered lower than the regular retail Prices: SPLENDID MANTEL CLOCK SALE A BARGAIN Shony, rela Wine im ering and Feney Woollen m0 to 1 per cent 423 im*rh a in with stotan in thore staples, but high prices here. Although | wi al day Clocks, for sale at $13 io $25, in good order, rt " + below the price of importaticn. the crops of wheat, barley, oats, and all the small | ¢ Alto—A lot of Papier MachesLetter Cases and Tes tray’, ating have been unusually abundant this year (rly Real at Ha et nua moi ' 21 (up stairs) Pearl street. y. d engks assorted 1,2 aad 3blade | Kuiver nos! reasonable terms. TO DAGUERREOTYPISTS. FRENCH Whole French Plates, 1,000 20 000d do of Ostin Bi 10's, 60s aud 80's, 160 Gross of Morroco Cases, of all sizes, ” Gross Chloride of Gol 100 Ounges Chloride of lodive. Tine.on t rror of the human race,” Cousampti ts Sehenck’s Paulmonic § that remedy Tt has succeeded in cases where every thing else has failed, and it will generally suc- ceed in uring every case of Consumption, where the fullow- ing things are attended to, viz:—A_ fair trial, perseverance, and 4 striet conform: directions. It may not be amiss to at success of the Pulmomic Syrup— purifier of the system known—it ope- two hunde pe formers. y natal ce to commence at Performa ‘Tickets $1 exgh= may beh iles, Br stores; Saxton & eorge, of Walland Wet at the door of tre road Way itis the most poweatul USIC SOCIETY. | Oratorio. of Hk SEVEN SLEEPERS. Y DR. C. LOEWE, a celebrated German Composer, will be performed by the Sacred Music Society, oa WEDNES- AY EVENING, 21th mstant,at the Taberuacle, under the ). Hill, conductor ta the Society. H. Greatorex will, for the first time in this city, preside at the D Dunning B Beil Mr. W. “Chorus of peo w department will be wausually effective. ai st oll the priveipal music Nesbitt, comer Perkins, No.2 Wallst., and rates by assisting pature to expel the disease from the Inns, ' The non performing meanbers can obtain their tickets for the stomach, and liver, where thers is hectic, fever, might x Jue regetoed ok Hoe’ oslo, at wholesale “and retail, at che | Oratorio of Mr. Geo W hitlock at 88 Canal street. +20 dtre ; je pda ea Plumbe National Daguerriau’ Gallery, on the Nyper corner of HIBIT'ON OF THE “IVORY CHRIST,” n oF the oer li, peaking ¢ ; Broadway and Murray street. 322 Sth ! 247 BROADWAY, N Y¥.—This is the largest and most heautilul ivory statue inthe world, disease of ne Convent of St. haha hat DANIEL NEIL, a native of the county of Cork, 4 re) southern ports brother, Michael Neil, to hear from him. A letter dressed to vel Neil, care of A. Sau!, Newburgh, N. Y. wonld he gratefully acknowledged. 516 2w*re LAKE SUPERIOR MINERAL LAND GRANT Nove. BOR SALE—ALSO, 20,000 to his joy that he isrestoredo health. gpnaine Palmonte Syrup can be had at the proprietor’s office, No. 4 Courtland Street, afew doors west of B: way Please notice that P. 8. BERKMAN is no longer agent for the genuine Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup. sa im" rt pices rnb havens sb oA nada HARDWARE AT NTS PRICES ‘al manufacturers in | a s2t lwis*re THE GRE This mons Acres of Land well watered and timbered and dl by Di Admittance 25 cents. Exhibition day and evening. TT SEA SERPENT. W EXHIBITING at the Appollo Saloon, 410, Broad- us skeleton measures 114 feet, and the greatest wonder of the animal Koch of Ger It was executed by a icholas at Genoa, from a soup rated meter, and ° seafareing man, aud when last heard of, 9 ee ; ; an, "ay : , Lo Vony, three feet long by fourteen inches diameter, corruption are expectorated by the | from Boston to Charleston and 0 New Orle ond We promoan y outa ts Kenerally who have taken the Palmonic Syrup and | snd eow, i ai arlesto Th ag cB Tome of the | aulas pronon ved by the highest authority to be without wes until all disease of the Tne ig removed, and the | advertisement, he will oblige | !“{4" s, Oh ored FPPHE SUBSCRIBER (Agent for sev the Uties. sud Schenccted: 4, for | mony, durtog a foe Kayland is enabled to supply dealers from first hands, al- | ante, 2 bargain, oF would be cuchacked fae imanere in or near seract from oF Silliman’s letter :—'' ‘The skeleton so av rinsy PRices, Purchasers wall con Interest | this'city, “Apply to si being found entivey enclosed iy limestone, evidently belonged by takinm OF STAIRN PR | orl oe e._ to-one individual, and there is the fullest grounds for its Ken- 1208 w priced 1 ; and Log . ‘ 2 uineness. ‘ ; Cae ae fe eee | ARGADE BATHS, Iwill be exhibited but a short time in this city. Admit. tange 25 cents M. to 10 P.M 8223t*m MRS. HARPER'S CELE REME ins. 25 Baskets Vices, fine Cotter | Chambers Street. < TT HE PROPRIETOR of this establishment is happy to i rm the public, that it has under jone a thorough cleans. ing, and he is now enabled to furnish Warm, Cold and Shower B ths. at the reduced rate of 12 cents On Saturdaysand Sun- orbs rs, ke ne days the charge will be 1844 cents. lwis* rh NE i _ ea ecretahededtici is brillia Key. cormple assortment of | 19 Doz Patent Knob Locks. Pan T Bed Serews Candlesticks, Bolts, Spoons, ocks, Curry C JOHN Also. Frying Pad, Closet and NOTIC {HIP SOUTHPORT—Shippers by the above vessel, bound hence for Charleston, and wrecked near Barnegat, N J, are requested to call 'at the office of the subscribers, Sign an avernge bond, a part of here mended as be hogping Cough, Cold all Affeciions ot the Li most eminent physicin ription, ently TO THE PUBLIC. d, neknowledge that on the 28th of Jane companied’ by other evil disposed persons, We nal | zo having been sivedand | at is, 25, aud 48 per bottl 1d has stood the test of thirt: children 1244 cents, ‘The saloon, open from 8 tly illuminated every evening. IBRATED COUGH ry. pertienlarly reeom- 1 eng for Asthi years, and over 20,00) bottles are now consumed annually. For sale 5 A by prov hed atty desperate assault on Mr. James frwarded to this eity for reshipment | we of No. 9 Stone street, f Ld y WALTER R, JONES, Jr Wholesale Agents, 63 regretting our dreds of violence on that occasion, we HENKY W. JOHNSON, Always on hand, Hooper bliey apolog ey under «sacred Insurance Brokers, No, 90 Wall street. Pain Extractor; Bristol’s Ti Rood po beg thatour post mi m Glasgow anki 822 Lin*me MICHAEL DELANY, Roosevelt street, BR. Al W HEAT= «006 bushels very superior Illinois Wheat—lor ED NH DELANY: ed must unavoidably be i sale by E. Ke COLLINS & CO., New York, September 16th, 1845, $22 2tis*m ole % South street. ® Pennsylvania Newspapers | LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL. Washin; (Cerrespondence of the Herald.) ‘Wasuinaton, Sept. 20, 1845, Arrivals—The Texian Charge—The Rio Del Norte and the Pacific Trade—Prospects and Resources of Texas—The Bronze Statue a Movement for the ; next Presidency—Mr. Woodbury on the Supreme Bench—Two Demvcratic Papers given up by Fath er Ritchie. We find among the late arrivals in this city, the | names of Hon. Mr. Woodward and Hog, Mr. Sea- ; man of New York, and Hon. Robert Smith. Mr. | Kauffman, Charge d’Affaires from Ti+xay has also arrived; Mr. Lee, his Secretary of Le sgation, having acted as, Charge ad interim. Mr. Kauffman is @ native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Lee «sf Connecticut. There will be a tremendous en sigration to Texas next spring from the Southern States. Hundreds are even now pouring in by la’ad and sea; men of families, property, and influen’se. Texas val be a great country atthe expiration of two years-~great in population and wealth, a8 it is now mm egricultu- raland mineral resources. A “notion” is already spoken of fora railroad from the heed stream of the Rio Grande across t'ae Cordilleras which fre | flat table lands in that re gion to the head'waters of one of the navigable rivers emptying into the Gulf of California; the idea of the possession of California being an incidental acquisition as a certain and speedy event of the future. This overlard comm nication will command the vast prospective trade of the Pacific, throw ing it into the ehennel of the Rio Grande Dek No rte “(the grand river of the North) aang it imperative on the part of the Uaited States by concession or negociation, to acquire that | eal to its ‘Southern beni as our ‘Southern boun- lary A reference to the map will show that this conti- nental intercommunication between the Gulf of Mexico an d the Pacific, is practical and cheap, pre- senting @ | shorter route_by two thousand miles than _ that from the mouth of the Columbia via the great | south lee #8 of the Rocky Mountains, the Platte river, ‘and the Missouri to St. Louis. Gen. Thomas J’ Green (Jescribes the grand river of the North, as a fine, bold navigable stream for many hundred miles, with @, picturesque margin on the South of a flank of mourdains, the Sierra Madre, or Mother moun- ns eal beautiful and romantic, and a gra- ng range on the northern shore of unequalled, ter- | ti,y and magnificence. The half of the beauty of :xas has never been told—the half of its future giandeur and commercial importance never yet conceived. Gods! what an empire we shall make of the grand and glorious continent of North Ame- | Fica. ith resources capable of sustaining the pre- | sent population of the globe, islands and all. Where is to be the end,of our destiny ? } ” Meantime, the plot invisibly but sensibly thickens, | regarding the movements in the party oe the next ; Congress. But of these movements we shall speak | more elaborately at an early day. There are already " six or seven candidates for the office of sergeant-at- arms of the Senate ; and among the candidates for door-keeper, is Major Dade, of Virginia, whose term as warden of the District Penetentiary, expires by his being superceded on the first of October,— he Major has some thirteen or fourteen cousins among the senators, and here isno telling what this family infiuence may do. The movement of Mr. J. L. O'Sullivan, of New York, lately so successfully made in ty in be- half of a National Bronze Equestrian Statue to Jackson, is said to look tar ahead, in favor of Silas Wright for the Presidency. lt will certainly be an advantage to Wright's friends in the campaign of °48 that they were the first to move in this national testimonial to the revered hero of New Orleans.— This should be capital, however, well secured, to be turned to any account. We shall transmit the to-morrow a brief sketch of a visit which we had the honor to make to-day to / pepe ay the seat of G. W. P. Custiss, Esq., | one of the last ofthe Washington family, and of abe | Barons ot old Virgima. x We are apprized that the Hon. Levi Woodbury, | ct New Hampshire, is appointed to fill the vacancy | on the Supreme bench, occasioned by the death of | Justice Story. Father Ritchie is in exstacies, and well may he be, there is one candidate for the Pre- | Sidency out of the way; and by the appointment of Mr. Buchanan and Silas Wright to the same depart- inent, two more might be disposed of. Father Ritchie has torsworn the Charleston Mer- eury and the U. S. Journal of this city. They are excommunicated. | Battione, Sept. 22, 1845. 1 The Equinor—Progress of Nativeism and Humbuggery— 1 Theatricals—More Emigrants—The Markets, §c. ‘The autumnal equinox opened its batteries on Balti, more, accompanied with thunder and lightning, about twelve o'clock on Saturday night, the rain continuing until Sunday afternoon, when it ceased, but left a host of dark, dismal, and cheerless clouds over head, which did | not disperse until daylight this morning, when the sun | shone out bright and glorious. The natives have held several mass meetings of lat and have succeeded in humbugging some two or three | hundred mechanics, principally democrats, into an adhe- rence to their fanatical and corrapt schemes. The bait theyhold out here to catch minnows with is,the competi- tion of foreign born mechanics with those of native birth, which they contend is breaking down prices and ruining th business. It is true\that German mecha- nics are overrunning several of the trades, working for any price they can get, but how, under the Constitution of the United States, is nativeism to remedy the evil ? They might as well preach against the introduction of shoes and boots from the New England States because the Baltimore shoemakers cannot compete with them in prices. But like all other gull-trape it takes, and the consequence will be a much heavier native vote than was anticipated. ‘Theatrical continue to flourish, especially at the Hol- liday street theatre, which has the best stock company, under the management of old Blake, that has been in Baltimore these ten years. Consequently the house is crowded nightly with the elite of the city. Hackett closed an engagement at the Front street house on Fri- day night, drawing poorly, as usual. Wood, the panto- mimist, commences an engagement atthe Front str@et ‘Theatre this evening. Brougham, the delineator of Irish character, is performing to good houses at the Museum. ‘The ship Marianne arrived yesterday from Bremen with 186 emigrants, which will doubtl pital for the natives at their mass meeting Tue Makkers.—There was nothing new in the mar kets on Saturday afternoon, generally spe: itis probable that the news by the steamer will causea slight reduction in flour this merning. ‘The last sales of How- ard street flour were made at $4 56}—the receipt price at $4 374, and light receipts. The last sale of City Mille flour was at $4 00 ; holders on Saturday, however, were asking more ; very small stock onhand. Sales of Sus- quehanna flour have taken place to a limited extent at $4 62). The market ow bar White wheat, for family flour, is worth 98 a 100 cents. We quote good to prime Maryland reds at 88 to 94 cents, and ordinary to good at 78 to 88 cents. 1 quote white corn at 48 a 49 cents, and yellow do. at 50a 51 cents per bushel. Oars 31 a 32 cents; rye 63 a 65 cents. 3 I quote whiskey at 26 cents in barrels, and 24 cents in hhds.—demand fair. Purtaperenia, Sept. 22, 1845, Mr. B. F Mifflins retirement— Buchanan and Dallas—Rioters committed, and the Law e Vindicated—Rumored Coalition of Parties—French Opera and Theatricals-The Weather, Business, Stock Markets, $e Our politicians have been thrown into considerable fermentation by the announcement in the Pennsylvanian. this morning that Benjamin Mifflin, the senior partner in the firm of Mifllin & Parry, and an old and respected democrat, had retired from that concern, leaving it in the hands of his late partner, and a young man of abilities named A, Boyd Hamilton. The Pennsylvanian has un- questionably been the ablest, as it is the leading demo- cratic paper in the State. It has always advocated the democratic doctrines of the school of Van Buren and Wright, and is high in favor with the present Stato ad- ministration. What its stand is with the National Ad- ministration | know not. It has always been friendly to the Secretary of State, Mr. Buchanan, and though re- fusing to join in the hasty and ill-arranged movements of the too warm friends of that gentleman, with a view to his elevation to the Presidency, its conductors would, sured, be highly pleased at his advance ment to that dist ngulshes station. Mr. Mifflin, I believe, did not approve of these movements, becau: he foresaw, what has since become manifest, that they would operate prejudicial to the prospects ‘not‘onl: of Mr. Buchanan, but of Ls man hailing me nie vania, For this exercise of a sound judgment Mr. Mift- Jin has been set down by the political hucksters of the day, most unjustly, as an enemy of the Secretary of State, and #s the peculiar friend ofthe Vice-President. That he is a warm personal and political friend of Mr. Dallas is apparent, but he has carefully abstained from doing any tl ing which would cause dissensions between the friends the two distinguished Pennsylvanians. Like all men who endeavor to moderate the violence of two factions,he has incurred the resentment of both. In laboring to prove that the inter of Pennsylvani would be sacrificed by the indiscretion of certain friends ofboth her statesmen, he has made himself liable to their animadversions. ‘The friends of Mr. Buchanan re- arded him as an opponent, while the friends of Mr. allas reproached him with lukewarmness in the cause of their favorite. Meanwhile y two distinguished gen- of 3 nt at po: bles and would give hearty support to either. Mr. hasan appointment in the Custom House, and it is not improbatie that this fact had ite share inthe motivi which influenced him to retire from the charge of the Pennsylvani th | ‘he law: been vindicated. Notwunstensiog, | ire manifested for the young men who a 4