The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1845, Page 3

Louisville, Cincinnati, lan =Serenaders—-Palm Evhiopians have achieved a most tri full tide of success, y person who witnessed 4 jast it, would have formed a rea- sonable impression of the public taste, Ouly le’ them be seen to-night, where preparations are made that defy all competitioy The Ethioviaus, Germon and his company, merit every pub- lic expression of approbation. Union Course—Great 8) best trot of toe season, as the rm yuga Chief, to startat 3 inbarness. We shall expect to Cara leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the course, at2 o'clock. Fare each way 25 cents. Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.—Merchants and others ab out purchasing an article of this kind would do well toeall atthe manufactory, the Various pat- terns offer made of the best materials, but vary- ing only in ow de finish. in proof of their utility, are in the possession of irom some of the most scientific gentlemen in the the mveutor country. A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers- G BAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway opposite’ Howard's Hotel. Fashion for Children’s Hats— introduced on Saturday, the 27'h inst. LEARY & UO., Astor House Leary & Co.’ “La Polka” will b 386 3t Thursday, Sept. 25_9 P. M. Stocks are steadily declini ter fell off 1 per cent; Morris Canal }; Pennsylvania Fives } ; Illinois }; Stonington improved j per cent ; Erie Railroad 1}; Long Island}. The sales were not very lurge, but principally for cash—showing that pricey are very firm. ‘The citizens of Bosten have within the last six months invested more than six millions of dollars in improve- ments in Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Ohio and Indiana ; and within a few weeks those of New York millions to the completion ofthe New York and Erie Railroad. The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for the week ending September 20th, 1844 and 1845, have been as follows : Western Rattroap. Werk ending Sept. 20th. 1814. 1845. Passengers, $11,296 10 437 dee. 809 Freight, &e. 6,925 9,990 ine. 3,073 Total...... 20,486 ine, 2,264 "The week given above for this year, shows an increase ofa little more than two thousand dollars, in the aggre- gate. The inorease in tho receipts from freight amounts to $8,073, and the decreaso in passenger receipts $809. Hed there been an increase in passenger receipts cor- responding with that in freight, the increase would pre- sent a very favorable statement. The income of this rond this year would show as great an increase on that of last, as any other railroad company in the country, if thé tariff of charges for the transportation of passen- gers was as favorable os that of other roads, but under tho present administration of its affairs there is very lit- tle prospect ofany increase of consequence in the in- come. The low fare party have hopes of bringing about a change inthe administration of the affairs of the com- pany, and if successful, we may look for an immediate reduction in the price of pa ssage. A meeting of the New York stockholders in tho Ston ington Railroad Company was held at the Astor House this evening, and names for a new Board of Directors submitted for the consideration of those interested. The particulars of the proceedings, with a statement setting forth the present grievances of the stockholders, will be found in our advertising columns, to which we refer the stockholders generally. A change in the direction is un- doubtedly required, for many reasons not given in the statement alluded to. The Bank ot St. Clair, of Detroit, Michigan, has disap: peared. Allthe books, papers and specie, belonging to the bank have been removed to Queen Victoria’s domi- nions. It appears that after it became known that an injunction had been procured, the books, &c., were packed up to prevent the law from taking its course and the creditors of the bank from securing their rights. This is the end of this swindling concern, and its creditors will have 2 long look for the first dollar of their demands, The people of Michigan havo suffered severely by the mismanegement of the banks of that State, in former yeurs, but the experience of the past has been of very litle advantage to them, as the operations of the Bank of St. Clair exceed, or at least equal those of any of the Wildcat Banks of times past. ‘The amount of stock required for the organization of the Cloveland and Culumbus Railroad Company of Ohior has been taken, and a meeting of the shareholders is to be held at Columbus on the 11th prox. The road from Columbus to Cincinnati will be finished in a year or two, which, iu connection with the Columbus and Cleveland road, will open a railroad communication from the Ohio river to Lake Erie, and bring the two outlets, Cincinnati and Cleveland, within fourteen hours of each other, and both withis two days anda half of New York and Boston: We look for a speedy commencement and completion of this important line of railroad. It is of the utmost im- ‘portance to the terminating points of this road, that it should be constructed at ence. The State of Ohio is very favorably situated fo. works of internal improvement’ having a Lake on its Northern and a River on its South ern boundary, both navigable through an immense ex- tent of country; it stands between the markets of the Est and those of the South. Rapid and easy communi, citions through the State, counecting the waters of the like with those of the river, would give a free transpor™ tition of produce in all directions. ‘They would enable tue products of Southern Illinois and Indiana to finda market at the East, or the productions of the North a mar. ket at the South. ‘ion ef the Ohio river east of Cincinnal on so limited, that communications must terminate at Cin" During the past season, goods from Philadelphia destined forCincinnati,have gone by the way of Toledoand the Miami Canal to their des” tination. The Ohio river above Cincinnati, is frozen up half of the year and dried up the other half, The busi ness of the Ohio Canal, via Portsmouth, has in conse- quence of the state of the river between Portsmouth and Cincinnati, fallen off within the past few y: very large per cent. The opening of the Miami Canal from Cincinnati to Toledo on the lake, must bave avery great effect upon the Southern routes, as this is at all times re- liable, while those are not. It is only 247 miles from Toledo to Cincinnati, while it is 309 from Clevef land to Portsmouth via the Ohio Canal. The rate of toll for each line is the same. The completion of the Mi* ami extension to the Wabash and Erie Canal, is of the greatest importance to the trade of this city, as it ene bles our merchants to forward merchandise to Cin- cinnati cheaper and with greater expedition than by any other route, and cheaper than they can be trans- ported from Philadelphia or Baltimore. “Merchandise from New York reaches Toledo via Buffalo and Oswego, for transportation via the Miami Canal to Cincinnati and various points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illi" nois and Missouri. This route seems destined to make great diversion of trade from other channels, and will draw to the lakes and New York, via rail roads and ca- nals, the immense travel of tho States bordering the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. There are four distinct chan- nels of communication with the Ohio river, which open to the commerce of the lakes all the trade growing out of the rapid settlement and improvement of the interior, Tho length of these several Canals from their respective places on the luke, together with the tariff of tolls on each, are as annexed. Estimate of tolls on 1000 pounds. ‘Tanive oF Touts on THE CaNats oF Onto. Miami E2- Exie Exten- Cross-Cut, Ohio Canal, tension, from Beaver to’ Portsh to ' Cincinnati Beaver to Cleveland, Cieveland, to Toledo, Eric 136 miles, 143 miles. 309 miles, 27 mile . . 7 $1 $ Flour sl § 6 % 1% i 1 a2 125 125 % 145 12% 99 1% 1% 99 1% 1% a % 100 #2 19 169 or 125 1% 10 1% 19 170 350 3 50 “ 404 273 " 13 5 9 125 66 154 87 st 134 1 62 It might be supposed that these Canals are sufficient to carry on the business of the valley, but it appears not asa fifth has been commenced. Tho directors of the Sandusky and Beaver Canal have issued proposals for the continuation ofa portion of the heaviest works, in cluding tunnels, and we may look for its completion in ashort time, This Canal leaves the Ohio at Little Bea, stream to the North-West, above New jummit and falling into the valley of Sandy Creek, forms a junction with the Ohio Canal at Bolivar. ‘The semi-annual statement rectors of the West I Bank of Barbadoes, on the 27th of August, 849, makes the annexed exhibit of the ave- rage amount of liabilitios an assets of the institution du- ring the period from Jan. lst to June;s0, 194, ade by the court of di- | | | Coin Bullion,.......+..++005 Landed and other Property of the | might ry; ithas been great proved ef Heer ab aie jak —Banpano: ulation not Wi Inpia yh notes in eirc! Bj Re *, 1900 17 4 of Exchange in circulation not bear: inte: mgaae sre pibs sngo-es 00,023 13 9 Cash Deposits not bearing interest, 6,651 1 9 Cash Deposits bearing interest,. ~ $50,084 6 8 Total average lisbilities,...........£795,600 18 6 - £67,441 4 4 ra + 1476 3 8 tion, | Promissory Ni B 3,649 9 10 Balance due from other Banks, + 2,999 16 % Notes and Bills discounted, + +779,028 15 0 Total average Assets,............ £854,095 8 6 Showing an excess of assets over liabilities, amount, ing to £119,135 100. The amount of bullion on hand was nearly equal to the circulation. Old Stock Exchange. | $1000 U 8 6's, '62 11134 500 shs Canton Co 4dbg 1000 do Mg 50 do. 830 4245 10000 do 14 10 East Boston Co M foo NY Sateds st BS Weal ds RR a ¥ State 4's, £0 Western 97 4000 Ohio 6's, '60 97 50 Mohawk RR 58 15 Nor & Wor RR 15 ae 33 do 75h HM 50 do 860 74 5000 do mw 3 500 do 60 71 1000 Indiana Stg Bds MK 50d. 630 755 5000 do 3, 50 Stonington RR b30 32 20000 Penn’a 5s 707% 2% do Sdsafory 32 10000 de 76% 2% do 820 314 3000 do 7635 100 Wilmington RR uM 40Khs Del & Hud scrip 113% 50 L Island RR. 15 7034 15 Bank of America 99 150 do. bio 7036 2 do 90% 50 do 30 70 50 Bank Com, full 9544 100 do 7 | 10 U SB 535 250 RRR 04 46 How-1d Ins Co 65 fri % EwtRiverInsCo % 245 © do 36%4 | 8 Merch Ex Co 0 75 == do 390 3634 175 Mo ris Canal 2634 400 do 364g 300 do 264 100 do tw Ay Second Board. (900 shs Morris Canal 25}¢ 200shs Reading RR b10 49 10 do 5% 600 do 10 4954 100 do iq 300 do 960 49 do 2% 100 do 860 49, 40 do b60 25 50 Farmers’ Trust 510 3414 175 do 50 do 60 3549 30 do 3902 = 40 Erie RR 030 3633 50 Canton Co 42 2% do 30 3659 New Stock Exchange, 200 shs U 8 Bank ee 2% 25 shs (Canton Co 83 4244 25 Vicksburg Bk 25 lo 820 4284 0 Farmers’ Trust We 50 do 42% 2 do, 3% — do 87 4235 25 Morris Canal © 2% 2 do 3455 200 Nor & Wor RR 75% 100 Harlem RR © 64 Fy do 310 75% 50 L Island RR 830 70 100 do et odo © 70% 2 do 7 100 do 810 703% 25 do 0375 50 do © 709 7% do b3 75% 25 do b3 70) 125 do 830 7 2% Erie RR b3 36. On Thursday, 25th inst. by the Rev. Alonzo Wheelock, Mr. Samvec W.Cuamuens to Miss Mantua Suaw, all of this city. On Thursday, 25th inst., by the Rev. W. W. Evertts Turonone, Besson to Miss Sanan Jane, youngest daugh: ter of Benjamin Briggs, all of this city On the 25th inst., Frances SHervann, infant daughter of Benjamin 8. and Mary Cordray. ROBERT OWEN. Ww have the pleasure to inform the friends of seund prac- | e' ave eal progress (or the bene le ‘society, to explain to the public generally, pr reat Conventions spe dily to be held in this city, iy the World’s Conve: tion, which we learn is to'commeuce at 10 o'clock on Wedues- day morning, the Ist October, iu Clinton Hall. ir. Owen will give an ow commend for adoption atthe ensuing Conventions, on Sunday fit pon Kobert he fo morning, at ‘past 10, and at 7 in th i Frank- Tin Hally175 Chatham square. fu ty Gade J. CAMPBELL, President, J. Hoaa, Secretary. 526 20 Th STONINGTON RAILROAD COMPAN Y. A MEETING ofthe Stockholders of the Stonington RR | Company, opposed to the present direction, was held at | the Astor House on Thugsday , the 26th it. Mr. Wil- liam Browae was called %0 the Chait’ and George Ky Sutire the following press A change of d —first, that three-fifths of the present d stockholders, having for a period of ck each; second, that representing the interest of the bond- holders ouly, a neglect of the business concerns of the road i about afnilure of payment of interest on the bouds, thereby subjecting the road to a sale by foreclosure, and thus rectors are bul entirely wiping ont the stock in the event of ‘the road | not bringing more than the amount of theclaims of bond- holders—the last annual report assured the Stockholders of dividend ere the next forthcoming report—that period has now arriv: here is not the least prospect of a dividend, and du- ring a portion of the past year, great solicitude was felt by the Stockholders lest tne present management would be unable to meet the current demand upon the Company. ‘The. stock a the neighborhood of 30 per ceut—it is now. sold as low a present directors being avowedly a large relle from the period at which the stock market price of forty per cent. and. upwai dispute the right of a partner of ctor to buy and sell the stock as he may p many Of the stockholders, and super in the affairs of the company, caui n sell their stock at the most depressed prices. We wih the directors to be gentlemen holding stock, nnd entirely disentane gled from all st i concern unexceptionable, their ck is au earnest of their exe! the intrinsic. value of the stoc provement in its, market value. the public will. feelin th sibility of character, any reports object of hol agement, of other road to the injury of t fegrit INNEY, Eaq., President, Boston. . F. DIXON, 8 on. PHILLIP ALLEN, Provinence, JACOB LITTLE: New York. BERT WOODHULL, New York. 3G ks, New York. 826 Itewh MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE. A BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Serip, bearing 8 per cent interest | in I7 quarterly instalments, for sale | {i perannuim, and ¢ by the preseut holder, wh ‘About toremove to Europe. Offers received until the 25th October, proximo, addressed | to E. P., 292 Broadway Comvaliets will find this a profitable and secure investment. 826 tt rre BANK OF PENSACOLA—FLORIDA. QTES and Certifientes of Deposit of the Bank of Pensaco- + Florida, wanted by. M. & JNO. O'BRIEN, ‘No. 33 Wall street, under Mechauies Bank. ilities of the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Co. and Union Bank of Florida, for sale. 8% lw ewh NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS will be received at any. time pre 22d day of November next, at the office of the subs fading, masonry reser eoaa " Nfountaia ailrond, in Pennsylvania, 28 mi ing trom Ben Mountain to Davphi nal, bove Hi are ar 5 ready for inspection at. the. uudersigned’s office. ‘The work (0 be commenced immediately upon closing of Prpcantrects New York, Sept. 224, 1815. 33 itt IRST.Amerig ard TOTS EIRDS of K FP fiscecldcy, Compentinne ot Medeeetciey faunas the 12th Germain Edition. In two vols. Vol. 1 New York and onsen 1845, (entered in New York at the Clery aifice of the York, forthe rrobtiert ‘ork, for the grubhirg, fd. bridging of ‘the Bes ngth, ext andat tre Britain. Price tia sheep binuing $6 50; half calf $6 7! mereie interleaved $9; do on fine paper $9;do do inter: jeaye For the value and importance of the work we refer to the followin addressed to the editor by the late Mr. Justice tory ¢ Wasnixoron, Jan. 25, 1245 Dear Sir—I have the pleasure to ackvowledge your letter of the 22d inst. ‘erely do I rejoice in the prospect that your noble undertaking may be soon brought to a’successfal on. The publication of Dr. Mackeldey’s admirable work will const tute anera iu our study of the Civit Law; and Tentertain no doubt that it will, though slowly yet surely, make its way among ou* students at law; and especially ainong those whose ainb tion is excited to be something move than ounty conti |i T know no work so well adapted to the purp%se o” an elemeutary study—none so fall d yet so concise, And then again the apparctas just such +s learned men will desire in ore extead their researches and expaad their, kuo as Tam able to ja ge, your own labors Kreatly to the value of the origival I write in great haste, ha with the high-st resp. Pruly yours, JOSEPH STORY Dr. Purr 1. KavrMaty 8% 2tis*r work. ly time to say that I remain IMPORTED SEGARS. SMOKERS ore reminded that they can get the best Segars the Havana prody ces, at “TH HABANEROS,” 12 Brexman Sr Dealers in Segars not. wish ardaitlers, in Segary not wishing to lay out much eaptital in the very auperior til up in faney box # (new eh box, and itt oiding to invest wuely mayey and Veing ENA & RIVAS Sole Agents for the Figaro Segars. OAM WHERE YOU WILL, this [proudly aw Reason will teach there is mo plnee hls i cad ay. Curiosity ofevery kind to attrnet and plense= On all you gaze gratis and with perte Remember, travellers, let me admoi Leave not without seeing Corliv’s Salo If Bowling promot Stop and see Corlis, 21 926 It*re ust received, elegantly put of ene hundred and seventy-live IN PARTS AT 25 CENTS, THE HISTORY OF IRELAND, FROM THE INVASION BY HENRY THE SECOND TO THE PRESENT TIMES, ny WILLIAM DOLBY, Aided and Assisted by A Committee of Admirers of Irish Antiquities R. MARTIN & CO, 526 Qtr % John street. MUSIC, A EADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of young ladies on the Piano. Sh. he Logerian system) which has never been introduced as yet into this conn: K being the WANTED—PUPILS ON THE PIANO. (for ladies only,) at A. C. TU" | LAagesaLe or FRI FTY good Plain Sewers, to whom constant employment rea. Also, twenty-five who understan¢ Apply at 68 Duane street. ‘ion, by a young lady | i being fully competent to instruct ‘and embroidery—can procure 196 Green street, in the bas 5% 3U tuation by & Young man assales- | Caddies » oF to work at manu- ¢quainted with the busi left at the office of this paper ev tna ian wbrell factui q ing We feturing: he being we! hed breakfast, ana private family whe | of Broadway, and not 125 Sere AND FURNITURE N and Families can obt abr ve Bleecker street. | Terns, six mouths credit f LEFT OFF WARDRO; tain the full valu H pertlouseffects they wish to dispose of, as Ladies aud Geutlemeus Wearing Apps niture, ke. Gentlemen leavin tc find st to their advantage to send for the Subscril imsel! 10 give a fair price for all articles offered. Aline through the Post Office witl be promptly at T. LEVENSTYN, 25 | marble top Centre Tables, 6 doz, full and 3% French C! | Secretary, Book C 466 Broadway, up stairs. AMILIES can alway ys be supplied with faithful, competent and well recommended help of al i ities, both far city cy oice for domes ry means is h eet WATTS. <7cood aud faithful domestics eau have excell street, near the Bowery, MAN from the country wisl ployment iu the ci re: usefal business or en printin g office preferred. Thomas Garduer, 263 INFORMATION WANTED N ROGERS— Whereas, the relativ (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, in t 35 Or 38 years ago,) have wishes to have some infor formed that the said Owen Roy mation as to his relatior th ster, by addressing a letter to M. C. Southern papers please copy. TWO DOLLARS REWARD. OST—Yesterday morning, 2th September, in crossi South Ferry to. Brooklyi, an eugraved Silver Card Case, ux cards with the name and residence of the owner — ove reward by returning it t» No. 826 tt? rh MCE TO ees FURNITURE q The fiader will receive the ab HE Subscriber offers for sale alot of for the varnisher, cgn best material, and s cash. For fur.h i iculars enquire of M,C. Hall, Southern dealers this 18 a rare chance, as every thing will be ¢ boxed and finished sold at manufacturing prices and can b on the premises. “THE ALBATA SILVER WARE,” ANUFACTURED by Wm, Chandless, fare is used the whiter ; manufactires Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks and Jewelry, ¢ prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver, German do,’ Pear ud Diamonds, to any amount. Sign Plate, 452 Hudson street, between Barrow and Mi stablished 1833, late of Clarksoi Be sure to look get TION PRECIOUS STONES; veal Garnet . B. KORTUN 214 Willian street, New York. OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale by 2i4 Willinm street. REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP. NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 1845. R. SCHENCK:—Sir—My dau; y, ine of that which he intends to re- | hair,’ and George K. Sutire, | appointed Secretary. | The object of the meeting was mated 13 | 7 spine for the last five je: | with frequent head- dupon the following grounds Crees ‘employed the most ity, but, to no effect for the better. ., of this city; he attended her h, jo ffocation, and the was followed b ving three or four. Passing without her skillful physicians in t I then stated her case to Dr. about three weeks, which changed her sit the better. I had given up all hopes of her recovery, whe f jend of mine advised me to try SCHE SYRUP; she had one fit about three hours after taking the first. to my astonishment she has had no more, which is I nine bottles. My e ever eid, and can be wentieth atreet, New York. feel ever grateful to you for your discovery of such a le medicine, which no family should be without. iON, AH JOHNSON, No. 189 Twentieth street, Ne ‘We cauticn the public to bear in mind that P. o longer an agent for the sale of the genuine Scl jon, but not for NCK’S PULMONIC about three months since—she took in 28 per cent. The partner of Beware of spurious imitations. To obtain pure, genuine, un- i riper p £0 directly to the Proprigtor’s OF appenring in the market as an avowed seller for a fall, alarmed luced a geveral distrust many unwillingly to adulterated Pulmouie Syruj fice, No.4 Courtlandt street, New York. TO COUNTRY DEALERS. ALKING CANES—A large stock ot Walki always on hand, at the manulactory, No. ‘5134 Walker st rear of the Bowery Theatre—for sale in quantities not less than edlars with his nabled to sell to store keepers twenty per centless than any other mbling., at Teast ae far as this company is acter ofthe gentlemenwe offer as directors large iuterest_ in. the ons to direct their efforts for the proper management of. the road, for un. improvement. 10 , as well as a. ime From. the confidence y. and Fespowe circulation that the ing stock to effect a change in the present ma- je road with a view to indirectly benefit any {this Company are entirely unfound- ed. Infact our abject being ouly to attract all the travel that Can possibly be obtained for, the general. benefit of the road without auy reference to any partictlar steamboat or railroad As the manufas manuiacturer in this city. THE ORIGINAL PATENT GALVANIC RINGS MAGNETIC FLUID. OR the permanent cure of Rheumatism and all nervious R. CHRISTIE informs the public that the onty place in New York to obtain these articles geauine, is at his exclusive Agency, 13 Fulton street, Sun Building. STATEN ISLAND (NEW BRIGHTON) SICAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY. aud Military Bx September 29th, at 7 o'clock precisely. ther be very unfavorable, a postpon | will be made to Tuesday evening, the 30t Measrs. Lockwood’s Beok- Ye store until 12 o'clock on Saturd: ENGLISH AND FRENCH ENGRAVINGS. MOST beautiful assortm are offered for s: ictures, and gentlemen who wi ied to call and examine them, scarce Books in French and. English, with curious at No. 0 Nassau street, in the | UNTER, Importer of Prints. Prints—at wholesale and retail, ‘A Boy wanted. HARDWARE AT AG) HE SUBSCRIB 80 AT FINST PRICE by taking UP STAIRS PRICES 1208 gross low priced ‘Table ru 5 casks assorted 1,2 and 3blade ENTS PRICES. gent for several manufacturers in supply dealers from first hands, al- ers will consult their owa interest | 30 Casks Trace, Ox and Log Chains. 25 Baskets Vices, fine Cotter rn nour assortment of | 100 Doz Patent Knob Locks. Frying Pans, Bed Screws,Candlesticks, Bolts, Spoons, oset aud Trunk Locks: Curry Combes i ke. No. 55 John street (up stairs.) SUIT of handsomely furnished Rooms, on the first floor; lao, larwe and commod lor, with Breakt st and hen, of without Bow of kitchen if reqaired. AD | White and Franklin streets. OLD REGALIA SEGARS. M_& CLAPHAM, 79 Pearl stree amail lot of superior, large, ola Re mall Regalias, 5omille mille La Corona Segars, wll of whic ago, and are consequently from the t, offer for sale a avout 40 mille si Progreso, 25 mil! | Dos Couipanero Not whi COLUMBIA HOUSE, CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Street, PHILADELPHIA. BAGLEY, MACKENZIK, & CO. JAMBS BAGLE HENRY ans cen TER L. FERGUSON. * THE LONG ISI AND INSURANCE | River, or to "| of Jones’ Hotel. E,formerly of Washington House s2i2mre wledge. As far IL in all respects add | OFFICE 41 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. ‘HIS COMPANY mage by Fire oa th preseuted to this company | having been paid, they now find thet against loss or da- wal favorable. terms. or losses by the late d W. DE LAMATER, President. 5. FINN, Secretary, ; __ G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, FAR FULTON, 132 Wituram Street, Opposite the new Y ive sitisfaction.can always utthe | Row 'S the following reasons for the great success he has hi- therto met with -— Ist.— All goods are bought at the lowest oash prices and paid stem of selling for cash only. jeuce in business refore, can at once perceive that it is a lar 1 this city aud in Brooklyn, in proof of the style an garments rench Cloth Dress Coats made to meature from An assortment of Office 0 Coats and all otherarti men's dress, at equally re eer AUCTION NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. TTLE, Auctioneer. NCH AND GERMAN GOODS. —Jacob 5. Piatt will sell This Day at 10 o'clock at the auction room, No. 23 Platt street, 467 casks, cases and lots, comprisioy the stock of two importing houses, (the sale posi: " reserve) via: Shot Pouches, Tea Bells, Thimbles, Combs, Mirrors, Cases, Purses, Necklaces, Cray: ons, Watches, Work Boxes, 500doxen Tooth, Nail and other Brushes, Guards, Chains, 3} ar Tubes, Dominos, Work do, @ es, Tensils en Holders, Fish Hooks, Compasses, Reels, Wafers, Mats, Shutter Crooks, Flowers, Playing Cards, Se. Also, Guns, Pistols and Powder Flasks. ‘Also, Clocks ef various patterns. . Also, German Pipes, Oil Cloth Bags travelli jesks, Silver Leal, Flutes, Musical Boxes, Breast Pins, Ear s, Butions, Pi ee ‘Also, A as, some of which are el ‘ N is wale is well worthy the attention of dealers. approved paper, for sums of $100. auction room. 526 lttrh RLEY, Auctioneer, URNITURE SALE Catalogues can be had at th sir, seat patterns, cit} 4 dressing and other Bureaus, tea and dining Tables, Wai e, 1t Meat Safes, 2 large office Des! d Lauterns, Plated Ware, Britany end other Lamps Ci shina » a 8, aud Various other ai jet Sets, Beds, Beds icles. #26 It*rh. A PAIK OF CARRIAGE HO: A FINE v7 NE Pair of Bay Carriage Hors ;FOR SALE. , 153g hands high, 7 yer Id, kind in single aud double harness aud under the id warranted sound, are offer- at priv le at Hy: Stable, in Lumber to Trinity Id at a moderate price, 82) 2tis*re TO LET, fh A SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting of a handsome Drawing Room and Parlor on the first tloor, front and | rear bedrooms, with pantries and wardrobes, convent- ge family, for the winter, all haudsoine- ly aud newly hed, a private table, and all necessary coinforts at 411 Houston street, second block east side from Broadway. Can be seen at any ume after the 8th September. 825 lw*re PARK PLACE HOUSE. ‘This Establishment has during the past Summer been Bhs furnished throughout. A few families and a limn- an ited number of gentlemen may _ here be very pl tly «ccommodaied for the winter on as favorable terms as at any other house equally well conductes JAMES G. ELLIOTT, ', No. 1 Park Place. place, apply as above. 823 1m*rre LADIES’ GAITER BOO THIS Beautiful article, of all the fashionable styles, at 16 and 18, and made te order at 18 to 20 Togsrequal tO any in the city. Particular attention pid to measure to mare abandsone it, White an black satin Sli rs of the first ty at 11 shillings per pair. h y teins tothe laches of New York and ite vicinity fortheir liber patronage, 5 ‘rict attention to busines: continurace of thetr favors. 8. B. MILLER, #2 Canal street, between Thompson and Sullivan streets. $25 Stis*re CENTREVILLE COURSE, 1. 1. TROTTING. * MATCH PURSE, and Sweepstake will come off over this Course, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1915. The first trot at 2’clock P. M., mile heats, best three in five, in harness, for # purse and stake of $110, and closed with three subseribers, we Win, Whelan enters sage bh Gulbert D. Bryan enters. im, Fanny Wright W. Clintock eute ob g Tom Moore Also, at 3 p’cloek, Match, two mile heats, to skeleton wagons: Sorel bm Nell Gwynn om Henry Clay 'y Jones names Win, Wheelan nami Also, a8take is offered to the Course, by 2o’clock, P. M.; mile heat ons, fr horses that never won a put make afield. Entranes $10 each, with $10 all on the course, the judges will start those that are reai dy. IAdmissiou tothe Enclosed Space, Grand Stand, and all other C 450 cents only, BegSE the Coase as: ces JORL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Centreville, Sept. 26, 1815. 26 Otte ~~ UNION COURSE—TROTTING. E BEST SPORT offered since the race between Fash- Fridsyr Sepeember 26th, at 3 P.M., purse $200, mile heats beat thrge in five i harness, for witich are entered and will war iam Woodruft’ Gener P.Huncs, . bg Ripton g Americus -b'g Moscow W. Wheelai ae W. D. Jarvis? br if Immediately After—Purse $50, mile heats, best three in five under the saddle. © Bertine enters, arg John Anderson bik g Newburgh Sore will cave’ the Routh Ber 2P.M.,and retum immediat ‘are each way 2) cents, "Admission—Enclosed Stend $1; Grand Stand 50 cents. and writing | pply at the stable, or at No. | | Pitand Gal Kor 3 or 4 Rooms without board, at No 11 Park | ame day, to close at best 3 in 5, to 2501b three or more to ‘added. The first trot will positively come offat2o’clock. If the horses are not heat ry, Brooklyn, for the ely after the race.— Friday Evening, September Bove wit The pelo’ LADY OF LYONS. > Mrs. Vernon Patty Larkins ++» Dyott Price of Admission—Bores, $1; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, cents. Doors open at7 o'clock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at halfipast7 o'clock. “ 3 ‘A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained at the Box Office. - BOWERY THEATAN, Ld mae Lett wr September 26th, ¢ Will b med, t1 and 1 8 ill be Pee BLACK HANGERS ome Gen, Washington... Capt Herbert Tracy Gen Howe Hips Robin Hood. Mr J R Scott int -Davenport win. Clarke Elwerwoif, Mrs’ Madison Margaret de’ Marchmos Phillips Dame Lorylen... . ; [Btickney i 7”'The publie are respectfully informed, that Messrs. Cony and Blanchard, the celebrated Pantomimists from Loudon, are engaged at this Theatre. ‘They will make their appearance on Monday, intro: ducing their Astonishing Trained Dogs. in their performances, ulate excited the reatet wouderand astoniahinent through out Europe. tes 1-7 Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers, 25 cts.; ts. ast 6, the enrtain MW GARNEN. BURLESQUE OPEtiA SINGERS. up Admission 25 Cents. oH Propristors wo... va. Messrs. French -9@ Friday Evening, September 26th, ‘The performance will commence with a VOCAL CONCERT. “Intermission of Haif an Hour for Fromenade and Refresh lia ments. ‘The range of splendid Cosmoramas will be open for inspection Will be srformed, the Hock Opera of Shin de Heel a Brimstoue-E:la Dan Dinah mittance 12} cents. Bouquets constantly for sal the Garden. UOOTE OPER e. iailepeRt 6 O Cvea. Cwzior mence at8o’clock NIBLO'S GARDEN. Second Night of the Engagement of MRS. MOWATT AND MR. CRISP. Friday Evening, September 26th, The performanees will commence with the Overture to “‘Otele To." ta peaucceeded by the Play of THE LADY OF LYONS. Pauline, ne Widow Melnotte . Mrs Chippendale Madame Deschaj seers se Mis Watts “Miss Pentland .. Mr Crisp Mr Gallagher : Chippendale Marian. . Claude Mi ai FMANCe to CCIBHIENCe ML T>—9 Cluck. 476 Tickets Fifty Cents.-£0 [Fr Private Boxes $5 ench, sain good order and keep ail improper persons out. ‘A himited aurnher of Season Miekets will be disposed of, PALMU’S UPEKA HOUSK, ONE WEEK MORE. Friday, Sept. 26th, 1845. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 2 Cents only. Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON, PELHAM and WHITE, Respectfully announce to the citizens of New York, that rom the IMMENSE SUCCESS : with which their Coucerts have been attended, during the past week, they have been induced to remain another week, on which occasion will be opened a A_NEW BUDGET OF SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES, CONUNDRUMS, c.. Me. For particulars see programme. Poors open at Tige-Coucert to commence at 8. aud seats secured dauly at the office, from 10 A. M. till wre fox: 4P.M. BOW. cents ildren half- LEON, THE CHA} In Feats of Gympastics, The Only Novelty now in the City! Leon has challenged the world that he can throw any man or an¥ twelve men that accept his gage. In addition to the wonderful exploits of Mons. Le LOUIS ELLSLER, besides whieh, a Brilliant Chinese Cavalcade! And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle Seats may be secured from 11 till 3. 822 lw*th 525 re : ‘ A BOAT RACE 7 ILL come off at the Long Dock, Harsimus, October 10th, 1845.—A Purse of $25 will be given for a race of two pair length; entrance 3 the winning boat to receive the prize; all entrance money will be givento the second best scull boats, not to exceed twenty-three fee money two dollars and fifty cents. bo 10, a Purse of $10 will be given fora race of single pair of Scull Boats, not to exceed nineteen feet in length trance money one dollar. The winning boat to receive th rize. All the entrance money will be given to the second est boat. All boats wishing to enter for the above race, will Blease xive notice on or before Octover Sth, as positively uone can enter after that time. Inquire of . DUFFY, 20 Lwis*r ong Dock, Harsimus. I. O. OF O. F. GRAND ANNIVERSARY OF PIERMONT LODGE I. 0. of O. F., at PIERMONT. THE new and splendid en Richard Yates, hi by the subscriber, will the above place ox Wednesday, Getober st, leaving Delancy street at 64g, Pike street 644, Peck slio 7, R. Th, Canal st. 7%, aud Hammon st. 73 A. leave Piermont at about 5 P. M. past 6 P.M. Fare for the excursion 25 cents. ‘Tickets may be procured by applying to P.G. J.D. Harris, 161 Maiden lane; A. Joseph, 6 Fulton market; Charles Youngs, Pike, comer South ! ranch Hotel, 9 Bowery, riving in the eity about halt and on board the boat, or of the subseriber, 962 Monroe st, $2 It* Je N. DILT NDENT OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY, WITHOUT LANDING. FARE 1234 cents—Berths 25 cent splendid steamer JAMES MADISON, .T Newberry, will leave the foot, of Street, 2s, Friday evening, at6 o'clock. For freight or pa sage apply on board. : his boat has been placed on the Albany route in opposition to the combined monopoly and sham opposition boats, that have deceived the public by false representations; therefore those who desire to patronize a true opposition will support the J-mes Madison. 226 Itt FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lovisiana and New York Line—Positively jirst Regular Packet, to sail Wednesday, October ist—The elegant fast sailing wet ship CLIFTON, lagersoll, master,will positively sail e, her regular day: ‘ ht or passage, having elegant furnished accommoda- ply on board at Orleans wharf foct of Wail st , orto EK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. ely no goods received on board after Tuesday evening Woodruff, who will he It. Agent in New Orleans James promptly forward all goods to his addres : Packet ship Tennessee, Pray, master, will succeed the Clif ton and sail October lth. 32 UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER- Po Sara of 30th Sept—The splendid, fast sail- the ng and favorite packet ship EMPIRE, 1150 tons bur- Capt. G, Russell, will sail on ‘Tuesday, Sept 20th, her regudar day. Phe accommodations of this magnificent ship for cabin pas- sengera will vie with those of any other packet both for elegance and comfort,her 24 cabin nder the same deck and adjo ing the cabin, offers superior inducements for persons wishing to wuite economy with comfoit; besides which she has another very comfortable house on deck that will accommocate a limi- ted number, and her steerage is lofty and spacious, The whole affording such accommodatons as cmnot be fourd in any other ship about will be reas early applieatio Attheir general Passage Off sre 74 South ‘cor Maiden Lane 184. TRANSPORTATION. 1845. s JOHN ALLEN'S | ea sron Lis aay JOHN ALLEN wishes to inform tus old and tried friends, that he 4s afloat ouce more, under a new. organizition.. His present line consi. ts of twenty first class Canal Boats, fitted up pevigr style, forthe Comlort of passengers and he'satety of freight. Each boat of this line 1s commanded by. h (ind for the public safety, is fully insured,) and placed e: ly under his management and coutrol. ‘This line is counected av formerly, with the Kickford Line of Tow Boats on the Hud- son River, aud C. M, Reed’s Steamboars on the Lakes, and he can with confidence to his friends, that atno time has he ever been placed in « better situation to serve the public more effectually than with ihe present organizat on,aud would there- fore respectfully solicit a continuance of patronage. 1? Hugh Allen, 19 Sou’h street, New York, Robert Allen, Quay, Albany. John Allen, Exchange street, Roc George Davis, Reed's Whart Parks & Co., Cleveland: beock & Brownless, Toledo. ‘ong, Detroit, re, Milw: N ALLEN, rer stiches nOGRochenter, General Agent. Ly" Merchants shipping in cork, wil Jease mar Packages. “Joha Alten Clinton Line, and ship bY. Reklord Tow Boat, which leave Pier 4, foot Broad street, daily, at > o'clock, P.M. 826, mére SHIP ON* IDA, FROM HA VRE—Consigness by this shi | D will please send their permits on board at Pier No, 4 North | River. All goods not permitted in five days willbe sent to the | public store, sti re houses or public buildings, composition of the mas ofa thick consistence, whi nd other ingredients, water, hard as a stone, aud of reat durab be seen and ever CHXS A MOUte OUT eee ENGLISH GUNS—RE. 2 JES INGLE and Double Betat Cited eh nisl ED remit of courignim i no. i¢, which consists of boiled | px KET SHIP SHERIDAN for Liv. TAIN, Architect, 17 Wall # mt and Percussion) being | NOTICE, SHIP GEORGIANA, from Live is now dischargin Si inder general order at Pier No. 4 River. All go: ‘ot permitted will be sent to the public store 823 rr Passengers by s wharl, foot of t, at 12 o'clock, this shap will please be on board, at O: Walt. sureet, this (Friday) morning, it at whieh time the ship wil usual places at 1134 o'clock. | px KET SHIP LOUISVILLE, trom New Orleans, is dis- | | © chs ing at Rutger street wharf. d to the receipt ol it FOR SALE CHEAP. Consigness will please 26re os, | n N UNIFORM, suitavie for a Sargeon or Assistant. Ap: \ A’ ply at 81 Henty street. wer b enry PHILADELPHIA. W.E Burton ....... .. Lessee ano Man 4 Last Night of the Engagement of MR. AND MRS. KEAN. Friday Evening, September 26th, The performance will Beverl; : ea Lean; Nes Beverl Charlotte, M ike, ‘o-morrow, Mrs Kean’s Ben and Mr Kean. ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Stace M. vuev. MR. HE, Steven F ‘ching, September 26th, commence with JACK SHEPPARD— jurke; Blueskin, MrStevens; Abraham Jonathan Wild, Mr S Johnston; Wiuni- $. Mr Owen; Gertrue, Miss Con AGER. riday The Performance Jock Bhepperd, M Mendez, Mr Burke: fred Wood, Mrs M Dancing by Mi ine. J ha “ To conclude with TURTLE HUNTING—Timothy Dande- hi Mr Burke; Smatter, Mr Myers; Mrs Turtle, Mrs s PARK THEATRE. MR. BROUGH’S BENEFIT. Polke ne, LAINGE comprising Silk, Lambs? fipsece, Cashmere, Lambs’ Wool and Merine, Hose and half jose, Me Socs, for children, which are offered from 10 to 15, per cent. 925 lin*rh ‘and the public, that 02 account of the indisposition Miss Delcy, his Benelit announced for Thursday, (last night) ia unavoidably pestponed until Tuesday Next, September 30th, When will be presented the Opera of ~ DER FREISCHUTZ. With the whole of Webe: Agatha. $ Anna, lpi original music. iss Deley “al Director, With other Musical Entertainments, as will be oe in the EXHIBITION OF THE “IVORY CHRIST,” ‘T 247 BROADWAY, N. Y.—This is the largest and most beautiful ivory statue inthe world. It was executed by a monk in the Convent of St. Nicholas at Genoa, from a soup ivory, three feet long by fourteen inches diameter, anced by the highest authority to be withouta hibition day and evening. ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, MONTREAL. ‘PHS establishment will be ready for unlimited ‘Theatricar Performances on the begiuning of September, under the manngemet, ‘of the subscriber, who will receive proposals for gngngemen tsfrom indies and gentlemen of acknowledg 4 The opentn ; of the said Theatre for a few evenings will be the celebr- edSiguora Rosina Pico and Signor De Begnis, and h ‘sentertainment will be interspersed with Vaude- ville, Dan ag, Orchestral Overtares, the orchestra being com- posed on inrsoccasion of 17 Professors, and the principal instru- mentsin thehands of five British music masters. se3 Im rre VT. MAZZOUHI, D. M. A CARD. GIGNOR RAPETT! having dedicated himselt exclusively to the instruction of Music, respectfully informs hus frien and the public, he will, during the month of October, com- mence a class for the VIOLIN at his room, No. 38 Broadway. Terms moderate, “Those who are desirous of becoming pupils, Pillplease apply. to Signor Godone, 403 Broadway, an Chambers & Joltie, 38 Brondway. Signor Rapetts will coutinre, as ustal, giving lessous on the Piano and Italian Singing. 24 cogim*re BRODERIES ET NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS. PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broadway, IMPORTER, JOBBER AND RETAILER, Fess the attention of the Ladies to hus splendid stock of Embroideries aud Lace Goods recently received, compris- ing the newest and most desirable styles of the present season, at prices which will maintain the reputation his store has long held as" the cheapest in the ci 75 lots fine Li Jambric Hdkfs, from auction. Tease clear Li Jo, tiviere borders, from $1 to 3%4 each, remarkably cheap. Leave tlear Lineu Lawn Adis, tape borders, from $7,%0 to 9 per do: 1 case clear Linen Lawn Hakfs, faney borders. ido lo do, col’d and black printed borders, ido, do do, embroidered, from $2,75 to $15 each, Embroidered under Hdkfs, high neck. Do doy with olla, war les, from upwards, ‘Lace Capes, tq ening Dresses, in Riviere Coronation, Spanish Flounce, ke. esi ; Colored Embroidered - Organdie Miccten from $8" to $12 usually sold from $12 to Af +h Thread Lace C: Phrend, Chantilly, Brussels and other ¥ 5 car ons of splendid bl Brussels Laces. ERK HOSIERY, ‘ ool and Merino Vests, of all peti Fino and Cashmere Gloyes, Plaid and Fancy Woollen lower than the regular retail prices. AAs way LIKENKSSES of the variou process and finished in the most superior sty! | nat To perso perior advantage ARCADE BATHS, i sail. Leiter bags will close at the | s26re | A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR, F. THOMPSON'S Daguerrian Rooms, No. 285 Brond- between the Granite Buildiugs and Reade st. by the improved je, with all the all weather from 9 A. M. till 4 P.M, theArt and Apparatus and Materials supplied. ig a thoronghkuowledge of the business su: are here offered. 810 im’ es Chambers Street. Te PROPRIETOR of this establishment is hi to in- orm the public, that it has undergone a thor cleans- ing, and he is now enabled to furnish Col wer Sckgenmuc © are PAKK THEATIE, | i} On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Music.—Ad- n the 2nd and 3d acts. 2 open at An efferent louce will always be in attendagce to macin- the famous will display his great power of equilibrium, in numberless feats; CHESNUT STREET THEATRE- mmence with THE GAMESTER— f rs Me Mi Toconclude with the Farce of LOAN OF A LOVER—Peter and last appearance of Mrs R. BROUGH most respectfully announces to his ieee LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, ‘Washt ° [Cerrespondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, Sept. 24, 1845. The Public Lands. We are enabled, through the courtesy of the Com- missioner of the General Land Office, and the effi- cient principal clerk, Mr. Moore, to present you from the public records, with the following schedule of the sales of and receipts frem the Public Lande, for the year 1844, and the first half of the year 1845, | ending 30th June last. EXHIBIT OF THE AMOUNT oF Puntic LANDS SOLD, AND THE PURCHASE MONEY RECEIVED THEKRFOR, aT THE U.S. District Lanp Orricks iN krack State AnD TRRRITO- RY, DURING THE YEAR 1844, AND THY HALF YEAR ENDING 30TH, June, 1845, The half year ending 30th State or Ter- | In the year 1814. ‘June, ins ritory. Acres. r. Money. eres. Pur. Money. DI 35, $ 895.00 $54,716 44,251 98 Bs 35,329 199,583.21 249,833 143,821.88 180,05 77 31,805.81 99,757 48 693 28 15,866 67 61,315 04 10,815 84 12,125 90 9,999 94 133,607 4 181,116 91 757,991.04 $2,209,940 18 784,383.29 $1,004,596 51 € numerous public sales advertised to take place at various periods during the latter halt of | the current year, which will doubtless considerably | add to the proceeds during that period. For exam- | ple: In October, at Green Bay and Mineral Point, in Wisconsin; at Opelousas and New Orleans, in Louisiana ; at Batesville, Johnson Court-House, Washington, Fayetteville, Little Rock and Cham- pagnole, in Arkansas ; at Springfield, Fayette, Clin- ton, and Plattsburg, in Miesouri ; at Dubuque and Fairfield, in'Iowa; (partly postponed) at Dixon, Quincy and Chicago, in Illinois ; and at Upper San- dusky, in Ohio, and Detroit, in Michigan. Taking into consideration the probable revenues arising from all these public sales, it would not, in our opt- nion, be unreasonable to estimate the gross pro- ceeds for the year 1845, as reaching nearly to 500,000, thus augmenting the aggreaate receipts | for 1845 over the year 1844, half a million of dollars. Mr. Bancroft, who is off to Norfolk to inspect the fleet of public ships now at that station, previous to their sailing to their various destinations, will, it is supposed by some, resign his Secretaryship shortly after the meeting of Congress, in order to write out his great work on American history. Professor Hewitt & Co. are fitting up alarge room on the Avenue, near Jackson Hall, for a sort of Olympic ‘Theatre next winter. The National Thea- tre having been burnt down, and Mrs. Timme’, the old National, having been converted into a bowling saloon, it is likely that Hewitt will have some suc- cess in this new enterprise, as we expect a great col- lection of lobby members and strangers in the city next winter. i The summer is over. For two nights past they have had fire in the hotel, and it hasbeen quite com- | fortable. The negro oystermen, a sure prognostic of the approach of the cold season, are out eve- ning, mene the night hideous with their long tin horns and their cry of, “My oysters is fresh And jis from the shell, I can’t tell de reason My oysters wont sell. Too-too too-wo0-00.” WasuinGcton, Sept 24, 1845. | A Morning Call upon the President of the United States—Description of a “Young Hickory” Walk- | ing Stack Presented to Him by Mr. Hennick, of | Baltimore—Quite a Curiosity in its Way. We had the pleasure of a personal call upon the President to-day. “ Quite hearty, I thank you. De- | lightful weather, sir. Mrs. Polk ig quite well, I thank | you,” and all that. The sun was shining pleasantly in at the south window of the President’s apartment, and the morning being cool, a cheerful glow was diffused through the room. The President appear- ed remarkably cheerful and chatty. He1isa very agreeable and unostentatious man in social conversation—very much so. No effort to show off— rfectly plain, easy and natural. The President Fea just received the present of a curiously carved cane from Baltimore. We thank the President for the privilege of copying from the stick its mottoes, emblems and devices. The cane is of hickory, cut near the battle ground at Balumore of 1814, and very near the spot where Gen. Ross was killed. The bark of the cane has been scraped smooth and vat nished, and the ornaments upon it are tastefully car- ved in the bark, irregularly, but so as to cover the entire surface of the cane. The following are the cenatons of this “young hickory,” beginning at the top :— i Silver plate, with the superscription, “To James K. Polk, The People’s choice.” Down the sides—First the ‘ican Eagle, with bearing the motto of ‘Polk and Dallas.” The Lone Star—The All-seeing Eye. Electoral vote for Polk and Dallas, the ites arranged in a column, with the vote of each attached, and the whole summed up at the bottom—170. Motto flanking the column of figures, “Without fear and without reproach. Cuts of a drum and an hour glass. Figure of Liberty. scroll Portrait of a Roos with the motto, “I can crow.” Group of farming implements, beehive. Battle Movement of Baltimot Picture of the old Church near the Battle Ground. Three links—Friendship, Love and Truth. View of Washington’s Monument. Anchor of Hope—Bundle of upright rods (or fase Banner of the Union floating over them from a staff in the centre. New Moon. Soldier armed cap-a-pie with the motto undernesth of “Ready,”—Supposed to have reference to the war wtth Mexico.” Cluster of Hickory Leaves—The Scales of Justice—The Horn of Pl ty Motto—‘The Union must and shall be preserved”—.An- drew Jackson. Cut of a Ship. The Constitution. | “Don't gif® up the ship.” Shot tower, with a flag on the top. J.C. Hennick, Baltimore, Maker. ‘There are knots upon the stick corresponding to the letters J. K. P.O. L. K., ent ohwiie: letters is carved ina star, upon one of the knots. | . The President is justly proud of this stick and says he will keep it sacredly as long as he lives. The President looks remarkably well this morning. Puitapecrnia, Sept. 25, 1845. Murder Trial—Stocks, §e. The trial of Mulholland and Regan for murder, before the Quarter Sessions, was concluded at 2 o’clock to-day, but no verdict has yet been rendered. Business at the stock board was to a fair extent, but rices have suffered a further decline. State 6’s and ‘ilmington Railroad fell off from } to } on yesterday's uotatii Camden and Amboy ‘shares and ‘exas securities have impro’ ‘the former openi 112 and closing firm at 113. The following are the soles ales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boarn, Sept. 25.—$6000 State 6's, dds, 76}; 5000 do 76}; 1000 do 763; 5000 do 764; pte o 6000 do 7 3 1 share North American Bk 412 mn RR 16}; 260 do 16%; 3 Penn’a Bk 28044 $2000 Texas 10 per ct 30; 1 share Mec! Bk 26}; 5 Girard Bk $j $161.17 Lehigh 6's, 1549, 49; 2 Camden and Amboy RR 112}; 100 Reading 5; 50 do 254. 21 sewnen Boanos—3 ahs Philadelphia and Trenton RR 107; 1 North American Bank 416; 10 Farmers’ and Mech’s Bk 46}, 18 Kensington Bk 55}; 7 Camden and Amboy RR 113; 100 U § Bank Sh $9000 State 6's ih Seconp Boann.—-$1212.76 State 5's, 76}; Wilmington RR shares 16}; 5 Schuylkill Navigation 29; 20 Mechanics’ Bank 26}. wArre® Boanps.—$1000 Wilmington RR 8's, °68, 66; 400 Ches & Del Canal loan 79}; 20 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bk 23}. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Broxers’; Boarp, Sept 24.—0 shares East Boston Co, 14}; 100 do 144; 50 do, bo 1 m,144; 26Reading RR 26;75 do PH 125 Nor & Wor RR, s 0 10 ds, 77; 57 do 77; 60 do solm 76}; 90 do 774; 300 Wilmington RR, s 0 10 ds, 17; 285 do 173250 L Island RR 71 71h. , econ Boann.—13 si i Nor & Wor RR 774; 125 Wilmington RR 17}; 60 do 17 3-16; 3 Fitchburg RR 1104; 25 Western RR, bo 10 do, 973; $2000 Reading RR Bds, 1850, b o 3 ds, 654. Drapiy Assavnt—On Sunday week last, in the borough of F lamburg,Berks Co.,aman named Smeek of dissolute habits and bad character,beat and maltreated h manner until she was com ‘to ee dad pe death. He was fowne net a =e Bo, o' The ” ‘ilain attempted to fire the second barrel, but thi gun was taken from him in time to prevent further mi Chief ; 78 shot No. 3 were extracted from the wound, and he is now doing well. Smeek was arrested, but he esca- d from the Constable, and has not since been heard rom.— Phil. Native American. APPOINTMENTS BY THE Presipent.—Henry G. Hubbard, of New York, as Consul for the port of St. in the island of Puerto Rico, in the place of O. § Morse, recalled. Philo F. Barnum, as Deputy Postm ter at Bridgeport, in the State of Connecticut, in the place of Isaac Sherman, removed. Britis Consun.—The President has recognised Charles Dunkin Wake as Consul of her Britannic ped for the States of North and South Carolina, to reside at Charlesto Navar. Court Marriar.—We understand, says , that the Court of [Enquiry in 1 ee titania wil, caus Com Commanders Str and Ogden. They are Beir? Sts aouvene at Weahinefon city, on Wednesday, ‘24th inst.