The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1845, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Thero was very ttle alteration in quotations for | stocks to-day. Most of those offered closed at yester- | day’s prices. Erie Railroad fell off} per cent; Morris | 11000 Ill Spi Bonds Canal } ; Roading Railroad improved 1 per cont ; Long | 1700? Fenn'ass, Island { ; Harlem } ; and Stonington, Norwich and Wor- | cester, Farmer’s Loan, Pennsylvania Fives, Illinois Sixes, Cunton, Kentucky, and Ohio Sixes, closed firm at yesterday’s prices. The sales were only to a limited extent. The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for the Week ending Sept. 27th, 1944 and '45, have been as fok lows i— Western Rai Roan. Week Ending Sept. 27th, 1844. 1845. Passengers. .... cs eee + $9,335 8.887 Freight, ke. 209 10,548 $17,544 $19,435, Increase for this week in 1545, 1,891 Increase previously from Jan. Ist, 1845, 98,240 Including the last reported woek, the total reported receipts this year have been, from passengers $283,632, and freight, mail, &c. $289,859. Total, $672,990. In 1844, the passage receipts to the same time were $277,882, and for freight, mail, &c. $269,977, Total, $537,859. Gain on passengers this year, $5,760, Freight, &c. 29,381. To- tal, $35.131. The Neptune Insurance Company of Baltimore, have made a farther dividend from its capital of two dollars per shar same source, will have paid to the stockholders one hun, died aud four dollars per share, the parot which is one hundred. We understand that this may be considered the last dividend, unless the Company should hereafter jute Thomas Arents, On the 25th Septe nber, at Tri J., by the Rev. Mathew H. Henderson, Gatioway Fre- Ei daughter of the late realize something more from several old claims yet in its he State Bank, of Newark, N. J., has declared a npual dividend of three per cent. m0 A number of them have been passed to traders on the streets. ‘They are signed by Isaac Spalding, President, and John M. Hunt, Cashier, the same as on the genuine Bills. The signatures are well imitated, but the appear- ance of the bill is bad ; it has a dingy look. ‘The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for one | week in September, 1843, 44, and ‘45, have beenas fol” Reapina Rat, Roa. pt. 30, 1843. Sept. 28, 1844. Sept 27, 1845. $12,146 68 $16,974 33° $29,619 43 8,137 12,720 463 This shows a slight failing off from the receipts the previous week this year. It is stated that the Railroad Company inten giving those who use the coal exclu- sively, the preference for the transportation of coal. We annex a table showing the quantity of certain lead- ing articles exported from Boston for the year ending | ~ exports are by sea, and do | September 1, 1845. Ther not include the transportation of merchandise into the interior. Kaxronrs prom rH Pont oy Boston nos Serr. 1, 101, 10 | Serr. 5.atd M 28,834 1,968 + 21,620 + 21536 7,220 | 7 Hoops, Me 859 Shit 03 Molasses, hhds, Nas es. 4 woods— Logwood, to 8 b gwoodito. Mackerel. bbls, Fish, Hev-ing,boxes. bs rene, pel . ‘tour, by Elour, Rye, Ho Saltpett x Sar-uparillay bales. 196 Bugar, boxes... ..+ e+ M791 + ugar, . 816 Sugar, ane Sugar, hh 2 3.265 Soap, ‘boxe: Spelter, Ibs in Plite, box Hemp, tous, 472 Tobacco, leat, ‘tes’ bal i Tobacco, bales eases. . 3 Hid-s, number 729 ‘Tobacco, manufac. bs. 4 Jee, “oon 3 080 ‘Taliow, bbls. chests, 32 3 60,108 bal + 3,069 ‘The principal exporting staples from Boston are manu- exportation of provisions from that port the past year has been large, and the trade in articles coming under that head is daily increasing, but there is very little trut4 in the assertion that Boston is the principal provi- $ion market in the United States. We annex a statement showing the exportation of the principal staple article of provisions from New York for eight months, ending September Ist, 1845,and from Boston for the y\ the same date. 10x8 “xPoRTE:D FROM Boston any New Yorx. N. York. Boston. N. York. Boston. TERR WOOL Lard, kegs 47 126 60,108 21,701 16,844 Pork, bils 49,574 Brel, bbls 43.196 13,745 Tallow eske&bbls 4 5: Cheese, bxs 42,513 14.474 Corn Meal, bbls 18,215 10,373 Corn, basn. 84,006 93,901 Flour, Rye, bbls 3,858 6,047 It will be seen by this table that the exports of these articles from this port exceed those of Boston, without any regard to the difference in time. The shipments from | WwW New York being for only eight months, and those from Boston fortwelve, This does not look much like Boston being the provision market of the United States. The exportation of fish from Boston is much larger than from any other port in the Union. The shipments of these ar, ticles from this port in the fall months are very exten- sive, generally equal to the cther three seasons: it would, therefore, be no more than just to nearly double iven above in estimating the exports for the two cities in these staples. The official statement of the quantityof flour imported into this port for each of the past four years, does not show any very great decrease fn the movements of that staple in this market. Fioun Insrecrn i tax Ciry or New Your, 1812. 1843, 5 bbl. bbls. 1,383,456 1,488,809 1,431,083 482 4276 "12,300 14,921 58,619 721875 44806 54,384 58,740 6 225 7,495 7,168 6,965 5,238 3/971 1,541,700 1,457,096 1,612,921 1,581,137 There has been a much greater increase in the import trade of Boston than in the export trade. A few years since the merchants of that city imported nearly all their supplies of foreign manu factures by the way of New York, but their lines of Lil verpool packets, and the British ers, furnish them with Joreign goods direct. There i of capital employed in mercantile business in Boston, more, in proportion to the business transacted, than in any other city in the Union, and the advancement making in the foreign and domestic trade of that port is upon a basis too solid for competition to destroy. The numerous worke of internal improvement in New Eng. load, starting from Boston and running into the interior of each of the States of that section, and connecting with the public works of New York, give that city a position eminently calculated to increase its internal and external co merce. The various railroads of the East have not been constructed at an immense ex- pense so much for profit as for the ultimate advantages they must give that over every other section of the country, With every dvantage to contend against: concerned, the citizens of Boston have, within the past ton years, advanced the value of landed property and in- creased the conmerce of their city more rapidly than | w over realized in the history of any Atlantic city in the | Union. This fact is perfectly plain, and requires no | showing the value of personal | and real estate, to demonstrate it. The modes of taxation | comparative statement: in the two cities vary #0 much that it is impossible to tell the position of the two cities as regards wealth, in that way. A very large portion of Boston prop-r is appropriuted | to commercial pursuits, and therefore covered with largo and tate and personal estate in the city. The citizens of Bos- ton have been compelied to resort to tho neighboring towns for dwelling places, and East Boston, South Bo ton, Cambridge, Charlestown, Cheisea, Roxbury, &o., have been very rapidly filling up with houses for the re- | sidences of those doing business in Boston. One hun- dred and forty-seven houses were built in South Boston, and one hundred and fifty-seven in East Boston, in ten months Neasly one half of Boston proper is covered with buildings similar to those in the first and second wards of this city. It is therefore apparent that a com: parison of the value of real eatate on the whole Manhattan, with that of Boston proper, is no indication of the rela wealth of the two cities. The assess, ments farni#h no correct data from which we oan draw just comparisens. | N ve, a 2a ths Garton Co Thursday, Oct.2-6 P.M. — 908 AY geen Se: es 101, $85 che Gant 19000 Ohio 6's, 1860, Green-house and Parlor Planis at Auction, and ‘except those who are capable and jar who has some knowledge of would be preferred. Address Q Lao Tose 1000 Te 38 shs Real Com, fall of che county of Kilke th period no tidings wife and family, who secom present whereal John Kelly, care of Hl be thinkfully receive eapectsble young wor auunstress, chambermais a ¥ references given as to characte Please apply at 485 Pearl st, cor City Hall pl Wow on eeey: ied him. Auy information | QTOCK OF RICH CHIN \—By H. ke posite Bond st, in lots to suit tea, coffee and toilet se's, of various patterns; Mantel Ornaments, Biscuit Lmages ju, pairs oF sangly, Lamps, | Solars, and v ee to be thken away same day, as the store must be given up on Saturday. 03 ttm TO WIG WORKERS. oung lady to work ventilated ‘D—Immediately to WM. BATC. Lt) 0; RN E Bie AND FURNITUR NTED. RR 50 Wilwington RR 130 do 75 Morris Canal od fo 50 L Island x BhadneRe 100 do FT OFF WARD WA 3 'TLEMEN and Famil | as Ladies and Gent! New Stock Exchan; emens Wearing Apparel, Fire Arms, Fur- or retarning to the cit: seud for the Subscriber, who pledy Be Alt Cyd a ik Pree for are it pave. |. B—, jue throug! he Post ice will be tied T. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. ze. ksburg Bank 8h, R dams 3546 | find it to their advantage tu sen ERS DAmagen HARDW AR! 7 ‘ ry This, with the three previous dividends from the 3% IAMILTES con slwasz be supclint gti i recommended help of all capac established Agency office for domes- where every m IP. WAT can have excellent places ithful, competent tics, 224 Grand street, near the Bowery, ern and Western markets. The whole will be sold for cas! On the 22d September, 1844, by the Rev. Henry Chi to Miss Apetine, daughter of Cares Watson, AUCTION NOTICES. Dutch Bulbous Roots. A LEVY will sell, on Monday morning, 6th mst, at total lants. «at 293 Broadway, a choice variety of oruau ental P of Cametias, Azalia jendr ons, in bud; Roses as guets; Geraniums, Passion Vities, -ke., with numer: ous other varieties, all in fine order. { Andou Tuesday morning « fey case bous Roots, just received from Ha 03 3t*me ‘riday, Oct 3d, at 10 o'clock, at the store 661 i housekeepers autiful assortment of rich China and other d rt ous other . Sate positive, for cash, an TUTTLE, Auctioneer. i SESS EE ES AC. ” ATTERN CARDS—Jacob 8. Pratt will sel, This Day, at the auction room, rt 10 o'clock, at 23 Platt st, che balance oC Ashtou, Jeckaon 7 if aoe pattern ee so PEt es, and 4 blades, ivory, pearl and 81 dies; als ‘ery; alao, Fuglish Selasors, Shears, &c., with which the sale will commence. Catalogues are now ready. od ittme A.C. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. 3 AMAGED TOYS—Jacob 8. Platt will sell, this day, at the auction room, 23 Platt st.at 10 o’clock, 20, cases duna- ged Toys, for account of whom it mayconcern. Terms cash. 03 1t*ine A.C. TUTTLA, Auctioneer, Jacob 3S. Piatt will sell, this day, at 10 o'clock, at the auction room 23 Platt st, the ba- lance ofthe hardware damaged on board ship Southport, bound to Charleston, 5 C. Irons, Curry Comb; H inmners, Walle trous, large Bi Pocket Cutlery, Vices, Shaving Boxes, Plant sting of 00 lots of Axes. Saws, Sad Nails, Hemp Ropes, Ris Locks, lis, Coffee Mls, Table and © Hardware, suitable for South- = ‘ov Loc! ‘ou! Also, a general assortment o! Catalogues are now ready. 03 Ittme ity. hy Church, Newark, R, POWELL, M. v., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE Lintes to atteud to Diseases of the F ye ions of vision, Jrom 9 tod o'clock, at his re- SURGEON, con and to all imperfecti On the 99th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Lyons, Mr. Josern LizaBetH Barrt, all of this city. e 30th September, by the Rev. E , of Charleston, 8.C, to Bornstein, Esq., of th by the Rev. Dr. 1z4 Anna, Syoungest daugh- | ————yy, Lilt IC pala TEETH! EETH—Whoe would be them inserted without ranted to suit all the pury JONES, Denust, at ly and Cane fui comforts at 411 Ho Inveterate cases of Stra to! Broadway. Can be seen at any time after the 8th September. mete us, OF squinting, cured in a few ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be distin- guished from the natural Offices and residence 261 Broa advice to the Poor. Counterfeit 6’s of the Nashua Bank are in circulation. | Didownan to Mi Ha, daughter of “On Wednesday evenin, Groncr W. Tnomprson to | ter of Ichabod Prall, Esq idway, entrance 1}4 Warrenst 03 Died. lenly, at his residence in Clinton, On on the 6th ult., B He was one of the earli try, and for 30 years held the office of trate and Postmaster. Craus Bcureri it. The following is a list of plete double set of best mineral teeth on anative of Germa- ny, aged 43 years 11 months and 19days, of consump- ere suffering, which he-bore with mineral teeth, on fine gold plate, for , to be worn by atmospheric im- tion, after long and 5: fortitude and resignat the on gold plate, from ctfully invited to at funeral from his late residence, 137 Duane st., friday afternoon, at three o’clock, without further in- Extrscting teeth, All other operations Aemember, corner of Canal street and Broadway, entrance on ‘om. h with gold, from he same proportion. An Apprentice wantod. igs and Scalps, p "New Invented Wigs ani citing the astonishment, curiosity and sseurs. All the old difficulties and vexatious annoyances are now done away with. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, of Saturday momiug. October Ni t, ‘exceed every previous number staring criminal mfurmation. Among other things it will con. tain a minute arcount of the particulars of the Robbery of | ReubenRowley of $28,000, with the name of the suspected Scalps, are ex- miration of cou- part pes as nee levied eee eer ol the art | PS Tives of the Felons,” Sutton, 8 evens and Reed. 2 Wallstreet, eat Broadway. Hemoved {rom 16s Broadveay, me Fuil expose of Lotter Removed from 165 Broadway. Gambling in this Escapy aud pursuit of a notorious fugitive from ju: his correspondence Gambling for John Quinev Ad»ms. Gov. Wright's Kewnrd for George Potter, the pickpocket. Movements of the pauel thieves of New York and Phila- | EMOVAL of Warer Building, cor Chamb sale, at 201 Broadway, an elegant assortment of double he rich brilliane 281 Broadway. .'F. BROWNE. of gle action Harps. touch, perfect. mechanism aud elog: ah o J. Warranted to bear the test of climate, an | ropean prices. The attention of merchants, and the musical ily, is particularly desired, Strings, Instruction WNE f tone, lightuess of Infameus conduct of Cabmen at S'eamboats. 4 John B. Goush and his confession. Piekpockets ou Boston hange. More about she da Criminal proceed: yeen Belmont & Hayward. Haips repaired, looks, &e. : . (Krom Erard, bis London and New York, estab! Certainly the finest har fi al talent we have prefer t sical Mirror, June, 1840, Biowne’s harps are by far the most magnificen » ‘Through his perfect knowledge of the iu import nt improvements in the he tone there is an extraordi- rved ard gilded, while the hed. —BroadwayJ ournal, Sept. 03 IMDK&W* te ‘ykoff’s amatory correspondence at Contemplated trials af Schermerhorn, Ashley aud Barker, for warps to all others.: ‘0. for false pretences murder of om infants. rich fancy store. job Pinkerton alias Long Bob. it he has effected a Joe Marrey and Jock Hetfield Por eg Conper, alts Black-yed Charley. John “haw and Jack I List of Crimes and t unishments, LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of i ladies on the Piano. She teaches on the tem, which has never been introda i c under the Statutes of New p ed as yet into this coun- proved of in Europe, as ing on the pupil. us paper, shall be. CHEMICAL BALSAM, Or Hair Invigo EDY for all diseases ivcidental to the Hair and ats | jn's. ve, in all cases where Baldness is not beyond the ‘ork. Knack, Gennaufs and Cracksmen. For sale ac 27 Centre st, New Y: u (88 agents at Philadelphia; Redding & Co., Boston; cteinsligh, Bal- Zeiil Co., and oth shortest and easiest me Zeiber & Co- ind ober | adaressed to X. Yat the office of ti Price 3 cents pernumber. Newsmen and Carriers sop © | THE OSWEGO AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD HE Books of Subscription to the stock of the Oswego & Syracuse Railroad Company will be opened fora subscr:p- tion of the balance ofthe stock on Saturdzy and Monday nex:. at Howard’s Hotel, from i tol ALFRED MUNSON, JOHN WILKINSON, L BRONS HOUMEs HU’ Meaits or rie Crest Buy sax on Har Ixvicontor—It Dandriff and Cutaneous Scruff. ural color and prevents it from ow nted to the world, with a firm be- as a beautiful aud healthy restorative ‘of the Hair it Prepared solely by E.. Phas the dth and 6th Of Octobe prevents Baldoes o'clock eacn day. found ou trial unequalled. 03 3t*m3d, Ath &6th %Co., road street, Columbt phia, Pennsylvanians H CB. 1YSIOLOGY OF TH« ORIGIN OF LIFE, &c —Fi time—An entirely new aud select Course of Lectures, to 8 t tr. Hollick, Monday, ‘Embracing many | PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COUR’ i TROTTING. vmited number of gentlemen ouly, factures, such as domestic goods, boots and shoes. The Tuesday, Wedne: aud interesting topics never before introduced to a public au- ACTURED by Wm. Chandless, 452 Hudson at., be ‘Tickets for the course $1; the number is limited. Single ad- Doors open at 7-lecture to co Illustrated by 16 fuil sized life-like models, ssect and exhibit te whole ma'e and 1emale stracture cou ment of the new bei y,_ true to natures These models hn: 1d except in medical , ‘After the lecture the audience can examine them at leisars. i cach lecture complete vy form a connected course anew course, for Ladies only, on Fe- 18 prepared to buy: and Uiamonds, to any amount. Sicn Plate 452 Hudson street, between Barrow and Morton sts. Chandiess, established’ 1833, late of Clarkson st. ure to look out for the MIPATION PRECIOUS STON. eal Garnet and Tur- | kois, tor sale by ending | ° 214 William street, New York. | OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale b EF. KORTUM, 214 William street. JUST OPENED. COLUMBIA HOUSE, CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Street, PHILADELPHIA. BAGLEY, MAGK MES BAGLEY, late of Jones’ Hotel, . y Z1E, formerly of Washingt Boas 29,227 | FOR SALE, f LEASE, Stock and Fixtures ofa first rate Oys‘erCellar, i For terms inquire at FRS, N. BARRON. AGON FOR SALE—A light one new. with leather toy order, m the best m: OBT. L. situated in a busine: the Vivarambla, cor Spring and M me between Sth and 6th aveanes. IMPORTED SEGARS. reminded that they can ggg the best Segars » HABANEROS, 12 Beekmenstreet. Dealers in Segars not wishing to lay oat autage to call as abo very supericr article 1 - have just received, elegantly put up iu fancy boxes, wew style, some cont 100 G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, Near Fuuron, 192 Waeusay Sr the Habana produ we » Opposite the new VES the following reasons for the great success he has hi- therto met with anita ce — All goodsare bought at the lowest cash prices and paid | action can always get the vo favest much money and being ENA & RIVAS, oboe Nena cngg Utne nec oer tat ae 2 2d—An exclusive and rigid system of selling for cash only. 3d—Many years experieuce in business. Being satisfied wit discerning public, therefore, ean at once perceive that it is therr interest to patronise this establishment. B.C and respectable connexion proof of the style and fi- Sole Agents for the Figaro Segars. FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEA- THERS AND MATERIALS. P. MONTANT, 114 Pearl st, has received from packet « ships Oneida, Emerald and Zurich, from H. | plete assortment of Artificial Flowers and materials for the city and ‘in Brooklyn, ments. French Cloth Dress Coats made to mearure from assortment of Marabout, Ostrich and Fancy Fea- th he offers for sale cheap to close a consignment. An assortment of Office Conts and all otherartir)2 men’s dress, at equally reasonable prices | ving punetually at the hour, and will RDIE, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL MANUFACTURER, No. 105 William Street. U, NTIMATES that he has on hand, and is ward, a splendid assortment of the above arti i rdets promptly executed. Prices low. | Q@TOLEN from my house in Fleet street. |S German girl, who AT id that she had lately arrived from Bremen, . Had on a purple calico frock and lark complexion, flesh looking—said she had_been sick last: Friday and had a German | doetor—Ind stayed a few days with a shoemaker in Brooklyn ‘our dilver Soup Spoons. two | smaller Children ditto, and seven Tea Spoons, marted G. B.; . one embroidered lace collar, Brooklyn, by (HERINE, and ik hat; middle size, invites attention is errisie cajea, were A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR F. THOMPSON'S _Daguerri: USBES of the various ‘aud finished in the most superior style, withall the | one white muslin di pocket handkerchie! to any person who ma recover the goods. apply to TO TAILORS. ire to attain a correct knowledge of Fash- ting, iu all its various branches, would do w ou the ‘sw ject, whi 105 Wall street. in immense amount | ates in all weather from 8 A. rat Mat ishing a thoroughknowledge of the b perior advantages are here offered. s met.’ Complete Wi of the auc.oronly, at 113 Broadway. CC best Peach Orchard and Red Ash C e fro > (he yard at the following prices, (as usual the lowest in the city,) namely. Broken, E AMnow deliveri _aereened andre of cartag | OOL— 0001 8 Western Kle-ce, from common to fuil blood, wasned Los ENP bsterex by ty? f &C *. &% Sonth at. aler fu, & very superior article, for _CULLINS & CO. % South st ACKLED H_ MP—150 bales hackled dew rot hemp, pre- are and free from. sliv kK COULINS & CO. The Most Curious Book Yet. SHAKSPEAKE’S MERRY TALES, AND TALES AND QUICK ANSWERS, HIS is one of the moat curious additions that have | _X years been mse to what may be termed Shaksperian Lite- | Fature, and that it supylies a vacuum therein that has long Deen 80 far as geographical location and natural position aro | © 2 cents off if taken from the boats. Coal Yard comer of King ane ereaeyeiee streets. PETER CLINTON. FALL FASHIONS. SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice of very i ikfs, richly bordered — a pared with grest ¢ Scarfs, Cravats and assortment of ready made Linen, an garments is now complete and well worthy the attention of rs. Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the faculty for all persons who are sufferi inthe chest, or have aequired the habit of stoop wholesale and retail, at the old establishment Agate. 237 Broadway. corner of Park place. ‘THE ODD FELLOWS’ JUST PUBLISHED, BY McGOWAN & TR No. 68 Bare ‘7. HE ODD FELLOWS’ OF by Paschal Doualdson=Embellish. w i from riginal Designs by Casilver, and Mor ton, and besutifully bound in M discount allow dto Booksellers, TO DEALERS S . \HE UNDERSIGNED, PME AE afine assortment of are that in the pliy ightly Beatriee replies to Howing terms: d that Thad my good )FFERING | various languag the disgured B ne oT Bear Anat it vutofthe® rim Price of tue book o ly 2 c@ For ale by ol. che Booksellers and Periodical Agents. FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, FIRST RATE MEAT SHOP, i. the upper Fifieenth Ward, aow doug « good busines: dred Mer \ ed Merry Tal READWELL, TRING, ‘OR 1816—E: whole Wil be sold cheap for cash, Marsh, cor Brondway ana 12th st. FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GO Por F. GODEFROY having u Inquire of Alfred ol solicita call from dealers and arth fry i mond work made Ferrers ce stylect jewel ™ 1 paiaw & ARROWSMITH'S . 1 Dey street, one do N-B.~Twelve or fifceen good chain makers enn find em vloyment as above. luable stores, This swells the value of real es- | C. boughtand ordered by Mai'tle jusive sale, and willbe disposed of on the most uo BROAD corner Leonard st. R if ae — D MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. VENING SCHOOL—No. mences on Monday, the 6th of October, ‘Tezms—Members Institute, $3 per quarter ; mon-memby e, N J. MAYES, Chairman School Com. ¢ above goods have been | Teasonable terms, | FAVE Sost recived some more splendid’ India, | ci arseilles Vestings; 1 12 Chambers street—Com In & great variety, net Silk aud Satin Seurty and Chava ck, white and colored Kid Gloves, extra sizes, ceivedat 231 Broudway, American Hotel wM NINGS & CO, A CARD, IGNOR RAPETTI having dedic d'the pablo be, oulid Imence a class for the VIOLIN « nor Godone, 403 ated himsel! exe! Seurlet, White, Drab, Black, INE ARTS. oO" PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined and Restor No. 708 way. Petts will couture, as usual, giving talias Singing. nat eodlar TO LET, high 3 Room and Parlor on the first oor, front and rear by a A SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting of a handsome en rooms, with pantries and wardrobes, conveui- Jarge family, for the winter, all handsome- ed, a private table, and all necessary eet, second block east side from tly arranged fo: 03 Lw*m <A black Newloundland Dog, with w grayish tail in the neighborhood of P oeuties slip. finder will receive a resurning him to No. 8 Greenwich st. HARLEM RK—PACING, N FRIDAY, Oct, mile heats, best 3 ii W Davis uames blk ¢ Blk Joke ‘relinghuysen bg Sir Archy Col Bartine nam at Conklin names. o! BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. MOXPAY, Oct ou ata M, match for $1100—Mile heats, | under the saddle, between Gen. Dunham’s b. g- Moscow audJames D. McMann’s br. m, Reali ‘ TUESDAY, Oct.7, at3P M, purse $300—mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness. ‘D. Bryant enters 6 gr m Lady Suffolk W. Wheelan. 5 . br m Duchess N B—A purse of $30 will also be given, best three in five. under thes: Friday evening. Oct. 13th—A purse of $40, free for all trotting horses that never won a purse over $75, to go in harness, one mile heats, bes! three in five. Entries to be made at Green & Losee’s, on Friday evening next, at 9 o’clock—three or more to make a race Oct. 13h, or first fair day—purse $250, mile heats, best three mn five Ty Bicrant enters tm Lady § -ffolle H Woodra: one cane U §Ripton bg Moscow P Haor October, dit or about the 2th—Purse $400, three mile heats in | +. -bg Americus m Lady Suffolk br m Duchess ws ve des cing puri 0 the amount of $1200 will be owing races : $10. $100 to second horse. one mile heats, best 3 ffolk aud James K. Polk; Lady Suffolk to go es K. Polk in skeleton wagon, to come off Also. a pur bow Also, toxo three mile heats, La- | dy S- fh K Polk in hamess—to come € Lady Suffo'k ai K. Polk are entered for the er & Phelan, | above three purses, to come off over the Beacon Course, 02 2% rre C. 8. BROWNING, Proprietor. HE FAL! MEETING over the above Course will com | he 28th of October, and continue two mence on Tuesdi ys. No. 1—Tuesday, 28h October, purse $200, two mile heats, | = the saddle, free for all horses that never won a purse over | 300. 'No.2—-Same day, purse $150, $50 to the second best, mile | heats, the b st in five, in harness, free for all horses that have | Pp. M. | ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Stace ManaGer.......+. BENEFIT OF MR HACKETT, And last night of his Engagement. Friday Evening, October Performance will commence wit WIVES OF WINDSOR—S: staff, Mr Hackett; Ford, Mr Fredericks; er; Slender, Mr Burke; Mrs Ford, Mrs never trotted for mor No.3 ednesday, 29th October, purse $300, three mile heats, in harness, free for all trotting horses. No. 4—Same day, me $150, $50 to the second best, two mile heats. uuder the sa ted for movey. * ntries for No. 1 and No.3 to be made on Saturday, the 18th | of October, at the Course, in Philadelph and at Gre Losve’s, Chatham square, ‘on orbefore 9 o'clock PM, in } ork. Entries for Nos. 2 and 4 to be made at the Course the evening | Previous to each trot. Two or more to make a race in each purse. Members will please apply for thenr fal found necessary to cancel those already issued. o3 eod&ev San*t olfm SON willran W. Barlow, of Willamsburg, any amount from 500 up to 2000 dolla tance up to twenty that he or his friends torun on, which ground to. be within twenty miles of New York. The above tober, at Mr. Jones's, Park Row. 02 It*me W. JACKSON, Park Row. | BOAT RAC A MATCH for One Hundred Dollars ‘Oct. 6th, at 3 o'clock. between the celebrated scull boais New York aud Battery Pet—the New York to be rowed by the Bro- and the Battery Pet by Charles Thomas and thers Tenyek ‘ John Connor. " The distance to be 23g miles and to be rowed in heats, and the winning boat to receive given by the proprietors of the Colonade. OL 6tis *mn M. McCARTY. ULAR U.S. MALL LIN BETWEEN CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. MORNING LINE at 10 o’clock A. M. strong, master. ING LINE até o'clock PM. SIMON KENTON, W. McClain, master. BEN FRANKLIN 'No. 6, W. McClellan, master. ‘These boats, forming two daily lines, will run regvlarly, lea- d passen- tes. rmediate lyndings, gers to and from | Freight will be Boat, foot ot Broadway. ; | Every effort will be used to accommodate shippers and pas- | ~ sengers. STRADER & GORMAN, ol Im*rre ROGERS & SHERLOCK, Agents, olm 75 South st., cor, Maiden Lane. ober—The sp etship SWITZERLAND, Paptain Knight, will sail as alive, her regular day. Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin | and steerage 18, tending toembark should | make imavediate application on ‘hoard, foot of Maiden Lane, orto JOSEPH McMURRAY, 2 100 Pine street, corner of South street. The packet ship Quebec, F. H. Hebard, master, will succeed the Switzerland and sail on the 20th Oct. 03 pi COLMAN’S: iLITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No, 203 Broadway, New York. MAZIMILIAN'S Greacand Splendid work, being his tour . through the United States, illustrated with Eighty gravings, efter the manner of drawings in | itha gaasto volume of letter press. both voluines elegantly pat. up jor the Drawing Roo opies culy printed ia Eugliah, ‘No stranger shonld y ity without calling im to see the Great Collection of Bi 5 NTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered "at x reduced if The Pablie Sale Room 'y pn filled with books of a, 9 to noe which and the Print’ Rotw‘ue charge ix made. ‘Above the Bookstore or ale Room, an apartment is fitted | up for the EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, Lec, of about TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, A ancient aad mos i of 12% conte is requ) 7 HERALDRY. The Arms of Individuals whose fam originated m an 3 be, Ernced and spleadidly. emblazoned on, vel- 1) and at one the charge of the Lon- Genealogi tluminated. The wrigh he JUST PUBLISHED, ENBRALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, + rnd crest, as worn upon his carnage. ooly $1 60—in ¢olors, A Curiosity. JeB¥eodtfm INDIA SHAWLS. JAMES BECK & CO., border ge Long White Shavls, from $900 to $1,700. Long White old fashioned Borders, at low prices. Long blue Rich Shawls and good colors. Long G cen ng Seartet, ng Black, plain cong Black. wit rie! ers. 10 (Square Bin im corner and good centers. 104 do Ureer de do lo 104 de % do do 104 do White, do do do Ww do, feariet, narrow borders. White, Red, Grech, flack and Bing Searfy all sizes; alo, and Faney i, with variety of other Todia tie prices TAMES BECK & CO., 360 Broadway) AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATKE, BENEFIT OF MISS DELCY. Friday Evening, October 3a, mmnenes with the Opera of Mr. F. The pertenmens ‘teh of tie Gi itch of the Gen’, Agatha, La Veneciaa, by the so Miss Vall ‘enecian, by the two’) Song by Mr D Gentesr. ‘ernon | conus; Gallery, the Curtain will rise precisely at mber of Season Tickets may be obtained oors open End J oeleck, and at the Box Office. BOWERY THMATAN- JF> The public are respectfully informed, that Masrs. Cony and Blanchard, e celebrated Pantomimists from Lor 7 They will make their appe: g their Asmnishin, ndon, are engaged at this arance this evening, intro. % Trained Dogs in their performances, that have excited the greatest wonder and astonishment through. Friday Evening, October 3a, formed, the drama of ie. Dugald McNeil . Jessie Cainpbe! ‘Third Tiers, 2 ets.; Gallery, it} cents. open at half past 6. the curtain will rise at 7. CASTLE GARDE. BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS. tf Admission 25 Cents..¢3 riday Kivenii The performance. will comme: 'SOM-AM-BULL-OLE Taken from A SOMNAMBULA r, alias Dinah, Sig. La Sereecher Porgies , 5 Juinbo, Signor Aint-A-Ninay Fench 1 we ba Heiser. Amina—A-Mean-H Elvino—He'll- Wean Hi o—Rude-fellow, hig, and not hairy, {'an Hour for Fromenade and Htefresh ments, The of splendid Cs iM be ange °'7tp conclude ¥ vith the ook ‘Opera ‘The Revolt of the Wool Heads. os Madame Cat-a-lean-her ad’lle Ti tantly for sale at the Garden. ' h sopen at haltpest G o'clock.” Performance tocom- | press keep up the contest, We shall give them a jock. NIBLO'S GARDEN. BENEFIT OF MR C MR. H. PLACIDE, MOWATT AND MR. Friday, Oct. 3d, 1845. ‘The performances will commence with the Overture to he Der/Ganta Ladrenos ve saccerted by theplay of” ‘THE Wi . to come off on each | | of the above days. Particulars to-morrow. 01 6t*m CTOBER 6ih—A purse of $30 will be given, free for all horses that never won a purse over $50, to go mile heats, \dle—three or more to make a | mace, Entries to be made at Green & Losee’s, at 9 o'clock on joribel.. - Julian, St. Pierre ter which, ___ Splendid Firewor An Intermission of half an hour ‘Alter which the Farce of UNCLE JOHN. formance to commence at 730'clock. Doors open at Wall clrays be in attendance to wai. | r ons out. Reason Tickets will be dienoend af PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. ent tam good order and ke A limited number of | | of same amount, for same horses, to go two mile heats, as above, to come oft’ within about 13 days ‘of the | Admission 25 Cents only. Friday Evening, October 3d, The Serenaders Triwmphant. Messrs. Grn y Having received sol jons from many families who have of witnessing the:r PERFORMANCES, LARGE CROWDS That nightly fill the Opera House, Have consented to remain a short time longer. OPEN EVER’ Until further notice. For particulars see 4 —Concert to commence at joxes and seats secured daily at the office, from 1 + eeee MR. H. E. Stevens lle, free for all horses that have never trot | | The THE MERRY badges as it has been | Dancing, &e. | Tobe followed by MONS. TONSUN—Mons Morbleau, Mr MARRIED BACHELOR—Sharp, five miles or ok proper to , end I will take or give 150 dollars for choice of ground | oney will be ready to-night, the 2d of Oc- Lessre anp Manacer Friday Evening. Oc! w resented the sdmired vaudevi MISEKES DE. LA HUMANIE To conclude with the opera of INO NOIR. 3a. He of LES PETITES ide, will come off atthe Elysian Fields, Hoboken. on Monday afternoon, In which M’selle Calve will appea To-morrow Evening, . Mr. and Mrs. C. KEAN Wi r for one might only. BOWERY CIRCUS. Boxes 25 c ents ; Pit 12}¢ cents ELEGANT CHANGE OF PER¥YORMANCES. E SILVER SHOWER. New and beautiful scenes and acts of ORS) 3 purse of $30—to be Chi dren to Boxes half price. 1 SPRITE OF TI BEN FRANKLIN No.7, J.B. Summons, | F Mr | Astounding Exploits of the American Gymnasien, Mr. DON JUAN IN" HORSEBACK. ae ETHIOPIAN M (F"'The celebrated Military Brass Band, of thirt ments, led by Mr. Shelton, will perform durit (C7 Performance commences at halt-past 7 0’ zas. by the famous | for these lines at the Mail Wharf | “EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, AT NIBLO’S GARDEN. ANUFACTURERS, Mechanics ke, ke., should send im th tion and competition on This Day, Tomorrow and Saturday. arden will open to the public at 12 Monday: Oct. 6th—The g o'clock, and close at night with magnificent fireworks Qet.ith—An opening Address by Professor Mapes, at 7% STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, for Chi ton, Key West and New, Orleans—Passen- rs by this steamer will please be on board, | at 10 o'clock This Morning, at pier 7 N Ri | ‘Letter begs close at Leh ‘cloek, at the . & J.T. TAPSUO' Whole range of machine legular Packet of the loch Oe National Convention of st. yy the Hon. George Lunt. Vocal and Instramenta jonal Convention, continued. 1 jational Convention closes. Address at 734 P M, in the great saloon. Great display of ‘The Second Week commencia Blonghutg and Spading Satcher, Shorr pant progession—Vehicles loa ona. Anniversary. Address, Music, ‘2c*me Monday, Oct. I8h— Ph Matches, Show ed with ‘choice productions. Fireworks, &c. THE GREAT LEVIATHAN epee , loon, elowe this week, All those OR 8EA MONSTER ‘OS, 410 Broadway, will who may haye any Tot all natural curiosities before its it at once; when it fed it, as it may t that will never be seen ry, hed better vi I regret that they had is gone many wil be looked upon asa national mouamen in ‘ Gon is openfrom 6 A.M,t010 P.M. Admittance 25 hort time only) at the Rooms Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard street, De Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble: LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BE LABE BMV HNLEOEND boty Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wastinaron, Oct. 1, 1846. The Cabinet and the Commencement of Columbia College—Important Movement in Virginia onthe Subject of Edueation—The Rrchmond Whig and Enquirer shaking hands in the Movement—The State Baxks—‘Their Condition and Expansion— Reasons for Apprehending another Revulsion by- and-by—Miscellancous Matters. The President, and his Cabinet, (saving Mr. Bu- chanan, who is off to Pennsylvania to consult with his people in reference to his propos.d retirement from the Cabinet, as suspected) are al! attending to-day the celebration of the Annual Commence- meant (or termination, rather) of the Columbia College, in the large and commodious Tenth street Baptist Church, known as Rev. O. B. Brown's Church. The Columbia College is situated « mile north of Washington City; but that, as Mr. Cod- dington says, is prett much all we do know about it. Our friends of Georgetown College uniformly | send us on commencement day, an invitation and a | program , and they lose nothing by their courtesy. dad the Faculty of the Columbia College followed this politic example, we should have been pleased to give a more extended report of their proceedings to- day. The church, itis true, was open to the pub- lic, but was so crowded when we came up as to ren- der anentrance impossible. The proceedings con- sisted of recitations in prose and verse, interspe: with zasior sha award of medals, premiums, de- grees, Xe. é Apropos of this subject of education. Virginia, so long asleep; old Virginia, that great old State of ours, going down hill so long in every thing except State pride, which, indeed, as much as any thin; else, has accelerated her down-hill movemeat-zoll sg aa we say, 18 at last stirring herself. ¢ people are waking up after studying over the | compendium of the last census, and finding that | there is an average—a humiliating average—of one | free white person to every twelve, whose signature | from disability to read or write, is his or her cross- ; mark. Heaven save the mark—the crose-mark, of | course. It is time to wake uy upon such a discovery as this. We Triaice: in behalt of our good old State, God bless her, that she is about to rise, like Zion, “shake the dust from her feet, and put on her beau- | tiful garments.” Fellow-citizens, let us goto work, and build school-houses, and call in the schoolmas- 1 Small Potatoes , ter, who has been abroad so long, that we are: left or All-but-Sassy | in almost outer darkness. Let us move all parties, | all sects, all classes—let us move in this matter, "| with the unanimity of the Siamese twins. There ppears to be such a movement in progress. The al | Richmond Whig stands out in the nobility of hu- manity, for this good, saving cause of education. The Enquirer upon this subject, lays down | hatchet, and in offering the pipe of peace, says :— | “Brother, we will go together in this work.” On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Mune—Ad- | We like that sort of talk. It does one’s heart mittance 12}¢ cents. | to. hear it—it looks like doing somethin | faith, something will be done. Let the Sirginia cross-fire now and then, that shallecho like Spring thunder among the mountains. Go on, ye good tel- lows of the Whig—go on,ye noble youngsters of the | Enquirer—come out for the old State, ye Rip Van Winkle county presses, and before two years are | past, we shall have, in full blast, in five hundred new noua houses, morning exercises, such as fol- OWS i— First person singular, I love, &e., First person plural, we love, &c.— Grand mathematical conclusion:—I love, thou lovest, he loves, we love, you love, they love, we all love one another, we love our country, our Creator, our government; and it 1s education that has taught itall. Hurrah! "i On the subject of banks. From authentic evi- dences examined to-day, there has been for the last year or two such a general inflation of the circula- | ton and deposits of the State Banks, as must even- | tuate, at or before the next Presidential election, in another panic—another season of distress—another | breaking up of manufacturing monopolies, mercan- tile ey ee over ee Spi The event, in the ic language of John Van Buren, appears to | be Fas eure as God.” “The Massachusetts Banks, for instance, with an increasing redundancy of | paper deposits, have created by their example a | mania for investments in railroad stocks. Pay | day must come, and they will be found wanting. ‘The present system of deposits of the public moneys, is evidently contributing its full share to the expan- | sion of the paper circulation. The general increase | of the circulation and dgposits of the banks, within two years past, appears to be not less than thirty- | three and a third per cent, saving the banks of New | Orleans, which, from our information at the trea- | sury department, are in a sound and safe condition, present and perspectively. ‘The Itinois banks, from | their broken down condition have been unable to | inflate. The new system in Ohio, if continued, (and the political complexion of the next legislature will decide that question.) wil, speedily bring ona revulsion in that State, deranging the business and the credit of that commonwealth for years to come thereafter. It will, therefore, be presented to the next Congress, as a means of safety to the national finances, that they should be withdrawn in season from deposit with the banks, and placed under the security of the Sub-Treasury system ; but whether the banks will not be able to control an advan ous modification of the law to themselves, remains | Jahn Fall to be seen. There will be a hard fight, at all events, between a clear unmitigated Sub-Treasury, and a hybrid system compounded of the Exchequer, a Na- tional Bank, the Pet Bank system and the Sub-Trea- sury. The Bank Report from the Treasury Department | in 1841, by Mr. Gouge, occupies some 1400 pages of document printing. Mr. Gouge was expelled by Ewing, and with his expulsion the annual Bank Re- port to Congress was stopped. FPL Neg rein- stated by the present administration, he has the duty now assigned him of bringing up by the next Congress, the condition of the Banks of the coun- | try annually, for four years. He expects, however, | to bring up the whole business by December next, and we expect his books will Por to the commer- | cial world the most valuable of all the valuable documents that will be printed by the next Con- Tess. ers a A new weekly paper has been started in this city, published by Messrs. Harris and Heart, of the Constitution. It is entitled “Aurora—Periodico, Politico y Literario”—printed in Spanish, French and English. ‘ : ‘A prospectus has also been issued by Mr. William | Green, of a periodical Journal of the Patent Office, which we think is a good idea, and might be turned to good account. ‘ here was afight between two bull dogs in the President’s House yesterday. Martin must have been away from his post, or they never would have been admitted. ‘There was a street fight between two men aleo yesterday, and there was good cause for it. The printer of Anne ‘Royall’s paper, called “The Hun- tress,” surreptitiously, it appears, inserted and pub- lished in a number of copies of the last week’s is- sue, a slanderous article on a respectable young man holding office in one of the departments.— Yesterday the injured person met the offenderand chastised him after the old right aid left style.— The circumstances of the whole affair, as detailed tous, are very discreditable to the offending printer, and for the honor of the craft we hope he never do the like again. Swenth Day's Proceeding yin ” Cans of Lieutenant Mc Laug! The Court met pursuant to adjournmeat. Record being read and corrected— » Lieutenant McLaughlin submitted letters from him- selfto George Bancroft, and from the latter to himself, urging upon the Secretary the propriety of enquiring, fully and explicitly, mto all the charges contained "in Lieut. Tansill’s pamphlet against him; also, ono ac- Knowledging the receipt of the precept for the Court of Inquiry, wherein Lieut, McLaughlin laments that the in - vestigation to be made, will be of so limited enquiry and recommending a charge, or else, order @ cour ! martial, with f power to go into an indiser | minate and particular enquiry, to which Geot Ba | croft replied that the precept cannot be altered, nor court martial ordered, as Ta: prosecutor being under arrest, from the Bath.) been pronounced @auvre of modern art, SORTIE DU BAIN,” uisite and refined work, | by all who have seen it to be the ch and which has attracted crow: been brought to this country at areat cost and ris ed for the inspection of the lovers of thi fulart. A M. until1d P.M. Admittance % c 50 cent 530 rn Masters—to view which, asmall charge | fr | Season Ticke: AOVAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, ready for wutimited Theatricai of Septe: r Pedigrees arranged and | MO, ‘THIS establishment will Perform: the Snengemen ts from nin; of the said Theatre entertainment will be inters 1g, Orchestral Overtures, the 0} rowledged talent. il be with re Been ery rich | rehostra being com- ‘and the principal instra- mentsin the hands o! i EVAN solicit the patronage ot eVioe Intelligence Office, 99% ve servants of the ESSRS, CLARKE & ST. the public to th Dunne street, where th white and colored, Protestants a of good morgl characte: f rve the public at %}_ Duan ad 1 My NEW YORK TAT (ERSALLS. os Stables entirely dis- each. cadet eoday, commencing at 0° vom vom g BROAD tion Departinen He nected. Commodio u ared for deliberation; and on re-openingt\ °, warns; the decision of the court was announced thet ho papers submitted were irrevelant to the issae, and th , Court could not go into any examination of the matts, 4 Fe tnncnssn was then called and continued his testi- mony, who desired to explain his former testimony as re- ris his examination of the accounts of the two Rogers. did not enter into an examination of thore two accounts to the same extent as I did Lieut. McL’s., but simply to obtain the fact that the Dr. and Cr. were the same as in the books of ie office. 1 wi state tat whole Aimoun credited by those three act nm for expenditures, in the nett amount of rid }. This sum does not em- brace the cost of any owt and supplies of provisions and other stores furnished by navy store keepers at Nor- folk and elsewhere, and medical supplies paid for by navy agent. The sum of $343,937 0, redited as e: ponies, by Lieut. McL. does not include any part of sums credited as expenditures by the two purser Rogers, but is distinct from and additional to those sums. The following items I have found to be correct by the vouch ers, as | scrutinizingly examined th ence in group of articles No. 3, “ice and its expenditures.” The item of freight on ice ia not charged in, ments, bat that of continge’ The weighing ice, | did not place in this gronp, be was charged elsewhere. The esti ‘the table, think, is $29 or $30 short talstores, ‘The groups of article ward, | give the amounts, head) sick, $2,196 975 " i penses, forts tek, $1000 71; (being fresh meat $8; “cured meat,” $6595; “eggs and mi for eggs per doz 460; birds egg® 200,per it I