The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1846, Page 3

Seater, 134 | Penna a, i; Resding Reflroed,, 1) Mor ris Canal, We cannot expect any activity in the market mntil af- ter the first week in August, When operators will be re- turning from the country, and Congress will at alleveats | bea little nearer adjournment then at present. We | Qnticipate a speculative movement to some extent in | the fall. There is such a margin for improvement in many of the funcy stocks, particularly railroad fancies, that when the upward movement commences, there will be, without doutt, avery repid advance. Under exist ing circumstances prices are at present very well sus- tuined, giving holders hupes that a fiie profit will soon he realized. In the meantime we may look for ups end | dowus, varying from one to two percent, as the few bulls and bears leit in the market may from time to time deter. mine upon. | The money market continues very much depressed, and the demand for money continues such as to keep the } and four per cent per month This is caused ine great ay Ainances of the government and until some system is there oan be no relief. Congress has under considera- | E 22d, co! | ae) 9 soe de heats, to skeletou i periected, for the regulation of the government expenses, my usual style. latteud tothe cae 116 William -treet, opposite the New Stores, | no part of my bod; tion several schemes, for the purpose of providing funds | _jy!3 Ir*re formerly with Bi “ack, of , New England, LUsi—al wool POINI, ILK PURSE, with steel head tase g about The finder will be I:herally re- ving it at the Herald Office, or at No. 11 Ann SUMMER CLOTHING. rate of iuterest in the street up in the vicinity of three I HAVE afew rc handsome Summer (nts. pacing of ,. fy an . Camblet be, Bei, which selling om $2 1 a wure by the uncertain'y that existe in relation to the wed chvice Ves‘sct fariionable ps am inen Pants, at $2 50, Je parte t $250, cut wih ars. As ahandsome assortment of (loth, and Vestivgs. which well em nd ge. Rrovdway. to meet the current expenditures, in anticipation | of the resenuec, among which that authorizing the issue of Treasury notes, meets with most favor, and is considered at the present moment m - feasible and better calculated to afford immediate | relief then any other. The government could raise funds better in this way than any other, and at more advantage | ine pecuniary point of view. A large loan would not soltne Tailoring > one door trom Bros eHANCE t Ga Philadelph ‘The money market is at present in such a contracted 4 7 Hits REALE ROS ture, 'wesday eondition, that any attempt on the part of the govern Coven! pase ay 1 v be hi be raked at once in this way, as these notes could be isy , Sd when an mterriew say be had. ___ ty ° TWO LECTURES, sued no faster then the government wanted funds,,and be: SUBJECT—TRIUMPHS OF CHRISTIANITY, ing issued in this way would command par at least. ey "JOSEPH P. BURKE, ing. 1th July, at 8 o'clock. Second uf July 21, st 8 o'clock, — h or whatever amount may be agreed upon, would be | Hovel.) partly saved. Three or four hundred thousand dollars | could be saved in interest by the issue of treasury note: Suppose a direct Joan of ten millions of dollars should be megociated on the Ist of August, at par, bearing anin. | terest of six per cent, the interest on that amount for one year would be six hundred thousand dollars, whereas an e issue of treasury notes for the same amoum, commenc- streets. ing on the same date, would require nearly a year in vernment, would not require a more rapid issue then at ements the surest way of raising funds for the immediate support | purchasi: of government, in anticipation of ita revenue, would be | Herelore by an Issue of treasury notes. These notes would be of | } NeW BUUT AND DHUE D1UiKh, issuing, and consequently the saving of interest would be | ‘a : : U fulles large as above named. The expenditures of the go, | MrAgany's TUGGING hare Speed ite net atu | IVE blishment with anew and splendid assortment of Gen the rate ofa million a month. We, therefore, are of the | fashions, made under ourawn epinion that the most economical, the most feasible and | !om for cash. wholesale and Prepared to receive families or amgle geutiemen rane lers can be accom! eye Re Kes "S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING APPARATUS, I \d arrangement, by meaus of which the ed with the Bathing Tub, and can ofthe house. The public etfully invited to call and examine it at the stoi ber, No. 377 Bow. betw Fourth and Fift eet NO TT POCHAMLES KANE: Patontes” mv97 Im*re | CENTREVILLE COURSE, TROTTING. | ORSAY; July 9h, at the Excursion of the | Soriety, a SI e rock will be suld low for | Sear yiner | 410 Broadway.— First Lec. | twomonths old. ‘Several physiciaus were called MUSEO Bere. Lael ' ao G *: . the | SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. ACEO ERY THEATRE. mie: | T tauren att oa ae cegbtahnesp tng mia Spe tgp treo swill be Teusive patronage bestowed ou his te een aN CURhBN™ iat be er | WINES A ugh the first year it has been un d bli g. Newourgh. ae from an impe eutire coutrol, he feels. gee isurguleteaetea 3 | Saeh a erone Renps ert, Whine Se | ‘ORT INDEPENDENCE HOUSE. Batrouase has been folly Sc, co sr Devore Pugeday® | ofthe Skim, Pimples or Fostales on the face, i of | FVAMILIES wishing to dnd board in the country for the | HypsTie. ced Uy his predecesso, he esday, | the Bones, pews see hilitic UMwer, can procure pleasaut rooms ar this delightful q pg ar Josed trom GREEN & Loskes, | sien les, tr aMfectious iver, Dys 8 »ou the East bank of the Hudson River, at the entrance yay, 20tlt, nest, for Kei: tings ad sate) 7 _ ralpletion (of the Heart, long: san atic hie Highlands, near by making easly application will te employ edi breparius 9 Urand Deen dee amet, | cocugrigg ia debilcared coustimtions, ie an m _J9 Iwere V_TRUWEDELL, rrecopeutuee® One mine re a anton, to be prndue Me aint a a teusiv { avi Panama, Cigar Case | ahy disease of the blood or akin, ot whose ‘coustitutigas. hare FAVILIUN, NEW DRIGHIUN. i that, cen edd meee en Bree gious A bern semard | Beau injured by lengthened illieas and tie ‘ve of nous | J) BLANCARD bas’ the honor to inform his friends and ence, iv the fron : | medicines, as it will effectually purity the blood | petals Bablie in weneral, shat the Pavilion ix now in full ‘ ons, without re fo the thes: ee where symptoms of serofula are jon aud prey for + Feeey ion- - | Mteadiug expense, will be produced during th 6 Aen degree visible. this medisiue, if properly angam i between Prer No. 1, North River, and New | $00) 88 te Manager hopes will ensure a conti nation of the gees exterminate it. ton, at the following hours, viz:— HHiant patrouage bestowed oa his efforts during. the | qyhhismedicine ¢ mel cheaper, pleasanter, and brom New i From New York. Dast Year. iy'g m . ny other sold. , % 18 4 | BENG PIT OF | ‘The follow } TOR ae nS $1 Sean | ages ing certificates are. selected from / 2 OAL He, 5,7 F. GEBRENWiICH THEA THRE—Comer of Varick and streets.—Monday Ju LANCARD. 13th= arth re WaUstiee For furthe: i i } il i | wis us pastign! lars aud conclusive evidence of the'walue _ Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, 1846. ol Fm) o agents gratia s' ‘0° Pemvlets, which maybe | 2k SHAVES HULEL, por | 64 Reude Street, West Side of Broadway. ? Paicapsirnza, Jan. 6th, HI i i in Gr | . | Mr. EB. G. Kinsloe—Bir : Thave tried the “Arcan Ge eects, ere? Intec hls Cede aed. shia to order it | tract which you extolled so highly and hud it all t, in a atyle superior to anyother house of the kind iy. the * much Letter than you recommended city of New York. Phe-seth faction wi he has hitherto taking the Areanain I was completely Given to his numerous frieuds and customers, while proprietot | Criulund; Justin’ Mus Ghee ho pet ofmiy bo of “The Shades,” in Thames street;he ilaiters himsell will | Boxes, i. ceuts; Par 12i¢ cenes Private Boxes $1; Seate in bea guaranty to’al | Bishiwent, while uo the continwan may potrouise bim in his new Orchestra Boxes. each 7 cents. gum one week th fort ou his part will be wanting to merit re | become eas: AdILe GARDEN, with 1s extensive Tromenade econ ea inenades 1s open day and eveniug.—Monday E Jul selection of Music, from Killiwoda, J. Labiizuy, Kalter, their patronage ‘The usual , Chops, Steaks, Welsh Rrrebita, ed das, Ke. Winuwmchinewae | as one of the very best medicines for serofulous 700m will be regularly supplied with city papers, as Fahrbach, Do Von Weber Striuss, Bellin, Labuaky eruptions «heard of, foreign ival from | ad i be performed by the Orch 4 - | ours, truly, L. A. BLODGET, 52 $o \ lagen vers, by Sab EVANS. Tncera:agion ofhalt-an hour, for refresh. eaatiful ra ge a | ud the whole of the E d with gas, thus giv Im@re f COSMORAMAS, extendi Nanade, will be brilliantly i ers an excellent opportun: Admission 124 cents. Pritapenrata, Jan a Mr. E. B. G. Kinsloe—Sir—Believing th: * BON SEJOUR, Escrict ia well calculated to afford teliel to. thew TT HESUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to anuonnce that Te acm avflering, I feel compelled, in accordance: Bergeu Point, is now open for public accom | principles f axthions end hy ity much a op. A Rotel ou the Joraey.s A! one teen de | THE WHOLE KAVEL Fa Y G rr jure t | sideratuin whi Ww supplies ‘LLE ie, a ree “4 MIL Y. Pontes, in state G edee WGN ce Goa fees, | lany tausion), hes heen roditeed i clegantatyle, with many | 4’/LLE BLANGY, M ADAME LEON JAVELLI, AND im uied iat . | Rew rooms aud other important additions. MONS. HENKI , about three years of ‘aflict- | The grounds are beaujifully laid out, and what with lu: IWLO'S GARDIEN.—Mo day Evening, July 13th, 1846. aie ail cae ea te wes | riant shrubbery, charminy ingreccble drives, aad, ples ~The performance will commence with a favorite him, Sant boating, the place w Henge coimpetition with auy | Overture, : tion? | Tural residenice. Families who wiah to pass ueool aud quict |, Alter which will be presented a series of Classic Grow Srandai | summer, can be prov ROME. y litde gra ed with a break in; and they all pronouuced it an hereditary scroful ® coustant source of annoyance 10 bis led with roomsor suits of apartments ings called GLIMPSES O| HE VATICAN aT mrnt to‘negotiate a loan would be unsuccessful, if the The revercud gentleman his eeu uduced to deliver these Umes apparently suffered the moat jutense pain hie Bi phair choice. | Li it sttmost every, variety abound in the | gents followed by the Original Bohemian Polk Dance, by provisions ofa Jaw authorizing a direct lean, required wicca ts eee Fsolicisation of his many friends, pre- | Othe Mrotesty ayia die aH Fane ago» ‘The steamer Passaic, plying betweenNew York aad Newarl, | Ta be follo by Daring and Extraordinary Feats on the that loan to be made at paror less. It is very doubtful | Admittance, 25 ceuts. jy10 Stis*re pi child Soatt mops atthe landins oe rant of, the house, four times fay FSRT BOR by the Ravel Family, Gabriel Ravel and — a ve Cith si be whether s loan could be made, under existing circum | N.Y. YACHT CLUB. penn ety oe | delve then thes between Jersey Ciey ond Merete Paint” |. Half'an boars intermiseion for the Concerts Ade-Muserd stances, at par—there ls, on the contrary, no doubt but | NOTICE—The members of the New York Yacht Club | battle anda | lesa Winter, enatorere and bourderssimay besaeared '9 the Refreshment Reloons: en ies or LA | ot att t a my e Place Alter whic 3 lomime | that treasury notes bearing a fair rate of interest, say six | sven piace on Tursday July lith, at 4ociock FM. at the proved, and he ts now prouounced, by tie given ie of old—Bee Bica nn, ne aoe marie SYLPHIDE—Swdy, Gabriel Ravel; Reuben. Mons. Henri; Percent, qgiftd be negociated as rapidly as necessary, to Club House, Elysian Fields, H.: boken. Phe child may be seen at any time, by | _ ANIEL W. LOCKWOOD. | Hela, the Soresrer, Jerome Ravel; MeAlnive. Francois Ha were JOHN C. JAY, Secretary. | 10th street. Tam, sir, : ‘The Passaic, for Newark, leaves the foot of Barclay street lle Blangy; Mother of Jessie, Madame supply all the wants of the government, at par, while the | M i, WILDER having thoroughly reitied ead relaronit Your very arazettl ae ato A. M. and 4 PM j lauding in front of the above place. Mad une Leon Javelli. " p interest for the time required to issue the ten millions, | ed anew the house 68 Broadway, (adjoining the Globe i OBER’ | ote 34 peaoed *C pas Iencee Fish No. fat}, 1% 6 and o'clock ; entertainments begin at 8 o'clock. Mice to convey passeayers, and laud them at the house. m2 Im*r MANSION HOU MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT. HE UNDERSIGNED’ boys leave tw announce to his | 2 friends and the public, that he ‘\as leased the above house for aterm of years, and hopes, by Ing experieuce and strict al a Fulton street ; R. A. 188 Bowery, comer of igi . W. Bassett, 644 Br and J. 8 J. Coddington, 303 Hudson, corner of Sprinj Brooklyn, by Mra, Hays, 138 Fulton street; J. Brice, 2 Street; F. T. Quirk & Co., comer Columbia and Dr. Steane, ia Fultos street, In Albany, vo F. Ph s =, dy 132i or e and Shoes, all new, latest Paris and French We solicit Merchants, dealers to call and examine onr new stock before ergs "Welds Sis Sei tat Seda adnate senor oe im*re NEW INVENTED WIGS Great service to the commercial classes, as they would | PRATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and Scalps, made of enter largely into mercantile operations, and do much towards regulating our domestic exchanges, which are | enpre at present very much deranged; they would enter into | #ificulties 40 long the circulation, and could be withdrawn at any time the | oa coacaa ee ‘able to government, might be in funds to do so—whereasa direct | Wy Joar could ouly be redeemed at maturity and at par, no matter what surplus the government may in the mean- | time have, or what facilities it may bave for the redemp- VUKNS! COKN tion Treasury notes would, therefore, have an advan- | 4 ny THE, ARABIAN CORN P' tage in this wey, as they could be redeomed and the in- A gives u terest would cease at any time. | panty We have within the past two years been peying in- | Br terest at the rate of five and six per cent, ona debt of | twenty mjllions of dollars, which has amounted to more thane million dollars per annum, while we have had a surplus revenue varying from ten to thirteen mil'ions, Beents the Gnert natural curl hair, and ad er, to the pet | _ Please to cony the sddre } je ‘street ; 5 Smith, 241 Spring street ; and by Druggists >! z NUL D MU’ HE SUBSCRIBER has opened an ext in the most easy Harty }e. of each individual, ‘They doing away with all the vexati xperienced by thos yo yew tnd color they will fect. inventor and he i fe a Wail sreot, nent’ Brondway. 'emaved fom iss Breedveaye ivi0 lw*re yatt & Ketehan, 121° Ful iah- he larye basement of No. 62 John street, for ‘ : men not a cent of interest on which, amounting to about seven | the sale of valaable Books, in every departinent of human hundred thousand dollsrs, has ever been realized by the government. Had the government debt been in the shape | of treasury notes, a certain amount of which became redeemable every year, there would have been several millions of dollars saved to the country, while its finances interests of the people, a vate libraries, or of smaller collections of book: owledge, art, and thought. He hag accumalated a con siderable collection of works, many of which are curious and #3, of great value. He intends to sell cash, and to have no rival whatever in the “ augmented by the pur He wil | | bay every work, aneieut or modern, to which value ae would have been more favorable to the most important | tached, by any seet or party, in every department of litera ture, science and art, and in all languages. He hopes, there- | fore. to make his establishment an agreeable resort for the | ection and warranted. Seld \N THE 3d da: 1 © ere 4 hi attention to business, to merit a libere! share of their patron- — re, Charles Wixema Rew! Detean mr8 3m*re Formerly of the U, 8. Hotel, Boston, HE Celebrated Dancer, mac, JENRING the nopalar solnente heekintie cae nee | SARACEN’S HEAD, 12 DEY STICEET, N. ¥. | hut talented company have been bevton ; browded sue ra ee : } JOSEYH SMITH late of Worcester, England, begsleave | diences at Hartford, Conn, since the M4 inst. They ive & SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SiKUP | to inform his friends,eastomers end the public in general Concert and Olio Entertainment at Middletown, on Monday HAS CURED ME. that he has recent! fitted oR his honse in a very superior and ‘Vuesdiv, and at New Haven on Wednesday and Thurs- READ | READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTI ' maanet, and ote jated $9} les tlemen of taste. He day ofthis werk, jvl3 2tins* re C . MAN OF | is Bar and Larde: i INGIN'NEW JERSEY. OF aes | with and that the market attords, | HOWES & UU.S NEW lUah MAMMULU A.D, 1845, before me th | 1 3o'clock, and Cold Cfits, Chops, Stakes, | circus, seriber, ‘men, of the city of Phila HE LARGEST ESTABLISI i ii ersoually appeared Richard L: Cox, a eitizen of Ev erat peat gto -, at all hours, of English and city news} is exeelled b: Tee wT | die tate Foal Sed icy nemprapeninenegiod "The (ied en, comergig a Mes Se imate ty nade ena ren He. ihe company Yor rhea ff Ei | Sekderey marae chests Pat xrnong ‘whom isthe Grentest Female Rider of the Meinl aniomers alway aendedt Lode ™ d by urning iu the palms of ther with distressiny tinued uutil Novem! L.D CO, are happy tom Reis with as Pain in ich i q an then tuformed hith that his lungs were ini b ceeeer of htarcie tereoe la now seeioh i hate, ecamne gradually weaker aud and wasted in flesh, until reduced almost to br ortand laborious, aud the least artiate th d- e Proprietors re en in the respec- d and highly-edueat a in this Country. iNiant description gi No. opened on the Ist of June next. _ ins have bee: ie) to gender it one of the most in the city, aud persous desirous of a permanent hot as well as strangers merely passing oy, will Gnd all thei ren! bril extedine exhaustion, for it was with the Dain that any change could be ade ia ae femur ase Rasas tematic wiles pain that any change could be made is ae faguished artvare fe uovelties wi Tnaking up the be ichhe lay. At this = yh aaa to With he mont strict arteucion: | 00 Covlatote Gib: sre tre glee door de=-iudeed ell who saw ta , : GIANT A GIANTS ii case beyond the reach of hope. For two day\ SCOTT'S BAZAAK, | Their height, is 14 feet, and their weight over 700 Ibs. Mz. had entirel y forsaken him, and f e took nan arvehan mt 74 Prince street, east of Broadway. Randall — ai Mrs , rin gam ed gel mod | hat time—when he determined to try “ mck’s Pulm a) Oe i } jantess ve world. ey will appear in “ Jacl Syrup.” That he had taken but about ten bottles of the Rares Seat Talate cf the azaas in Dep strest, bogs to | Goan Scalk,” and he: will perforce estreardinary. foaty ot Syrup, when a large gathering formed in his left i Love ks i strength and agility, and will ride in atwo horse act. The tinder the soothsn ih cutertainmenta will comprige 17 Acts of Horsemanship. Gym: given up the use ol nagtie Rxercisee, Clanste Display rons afterpieges. tly followed the direction Equestrian Director, Mi WES; Riding Master, Mr it he discharge in NIXON, and the uaapproachable Clown, DAN RICE. brother at least a quart of thick gree a eae eh tty | Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri- the ; der, the Napoleon of the Arein, Mr. HOBBS, whose ee EiTy ins the market aioeds | fio rseback ave tne. Tost extraordinary ever witnessed, “Jove pillow in cousequenee of his weakness; buthe, continued ee ind pee geteMkts | nile Actof Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer- the use of the medicine, having kuown that Mr. Schenck him- cireshments at ail’ times aurit | sites, by the whole Company, led by the great Europes welt las been cured by the same medicine inthe lowest stage elouep-ob estan’ fer rivece | Bambier, Mr. MACARTE. Wondertul ents by Mr. Cole's fai lor iT 2 nature, that his friends could scarcely stay i ‘oom with him—that at this time he was unable to rise his head from the.) Im’ the Partios 2 : of cousumpti after all other means ims Dogs, Hector and Billy, The SWISS B HERS, io Several weeks he coutinasd to. extectorte freely—which = = sere | thet Gymnastic Postures and Groupings. Mr. Sweet radually di ii i 10 that of'a heal- | “SUKGU UT PROSSIM.” r of Phoebus. Pe nn id Gymnastics by thy character—that began to improve, hi UL H. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTNER, | Mr. Nixon and his sou. Mr. Howes in his Mytholog: jeal and to return, and in a short time he was able to's respect(ully inform the public that, they have opened | brilliant Act of * Fencies. of P: Mr. C. Howes in A Ver. The period interventing between taking the first bottle the house No KET, immediately oppo- | Slack Rope Evolutions. Mr. Geo. Sweet, the , and his recovery was about 10 weeks; that the rapid changes in site the Second Warp Hoven, where they will be happy | Tight Rope Dancer. With « vanety of others. The whole his condition created such surprise aud wonderin all who saw to are their friends and othwrs who may be dixposed to favor | comprisiag the leading, ost vileuted, and classic performers him during his illuess, that friends aud neighbors flocked con- | them witha call. Their Baa will at all times be well sup- | : A tinually to see, as it were, a mau risen from the gra ied with the very esr of Wines and other Liquors, | ‘This unrivalled corps of Equestrians will perform iv the as the Syrup still strengtheued and improved * town of ITHICA, N. ¥., om the 4th of Joly, after whieh continued using it till he had taken twenty-five bott at jessrs. Dennis & Borwer assure their friends that every | they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State, ! : he now believes himself'a d man ; an i | effort will be made to sustain the the inv3! tf rre > The Bank of Virginia has declared a dividend of 3 per | Bil ec, the Autiquariau.the Divine, the Lawyer, the | of 0d health that he is able to attend toall his dues, and tbh ed Urey exe confident of giving om GARDEN 18 NOW MFEN FOR THE a ince with che workgete"mir'nen pastel | fiat them aug tomb officer ax well nacany period of | Who partake of the comforts and farartey of their howe. CLANTIC GARDEN 18 NOW STEN FOR Tr | : is life ; that he has had bis lungs exasnined, ac Zale fa d The Louisa (Va.) Railrved has declared a dividend of | f[atk.t the lowest pousible price. He, therefore, invites all | pronounced to-be in. a perfectly sound condition.) Ne | m—eaeenwofe ________ | Tuesday nd Friday evenings, commencing Jane 2nd, nt i tangs quantity at foreign cad say RICHARD L. COX. FUME BATH. Seed Sabre WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor. The Farmers’ Bank of Virginia has declared a dividend of 3} per cent. ‘The Yobile Insurance Company, on the 2d instant, de, claved adiviJend of 20 per cent. Music, for the he will thank any one who may want it, to give him one-half | the lowest city. It wi my?3 lm*rre 62 John street, New York. 8} per cent. | Be lars likewiog | | ano Forte and other instrumeuts, for whi rice charged by the very cheapest seller In the ill be sold in pay Sasatit . JOHN DOVLE, Booksetter, The receipts of the Western -Railroed Company for | PRIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, 156 Spring street, oe er one w for the corresponding week this year they amounted to , ending 6th July, last year, were $15,400, and freight, and $1,400 in the passengers. Total gain from would inform he keeps constantly on hard a la | } € $21,200 ; showing a gain of $5.800, viz, : ¢4.4¢0 in the | RO'O)'aLater of every devcritin mut of artic! | wi ns street —' ‘we subscriber customers and the public eneral, that ipply of faney and come ats, and coden Ware Stare, usually kept in the Ist January to the 4th July about $37,000. The ex- | whcd, "hich he a ower than they cai be Domght elee- Penses in the mean time, it is said, have not inereased. | Mar pelt & FOUNTAIN, ‘The nett earnings in the second half of last year were | 769 Broadwiy, corner of Ninth street, more than twit much as those of the first half— | Ff \YE ON HAND a full assortinent of We allowing ox icles, w i Ghould this be the case this year, the result would be | a.ssnive, ioe of f rites, Lavens Cree twelve p2rcent nett income upon the sbare capital, ber | hams, 0 ua side $30,000 interest accruing to the sinking funds, equal | Mus! icoes, black and Robes of embroidered to one per cent more, exclusive of the reserved fund of | 8 aden etry oor nett ea:nings, amounting to $130,000. Plaiu white Cambries, Jaconet, Nansook, Mull, Book and ‘The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for | Syit# Mu lins, &e. the first weeek in July, were as annexed. It will be per- | the suspension of business on the 4th inst, that having | beon generally observed as a day of emurement. bric Hd Privapetensa axv Rap Week ending July 6, \84t. YS, 145. French. D Coal Kin tintdy tous 8,331 18,759 ‘The amount of Anthracito Coal transported on the Reading Railway, during the week ending the 6th inst, inclusive, was as follows, viz :— 400” 084 06 11,936 10 Schuylkill Hayen. Port Clinton. ....... Previously this year. Grand total. . 6.6 cec eve cere ee eere O18 Stock Exe! ti Ca ceived that there has been afalling off compared with the | gain’ eygqrcys Halt previons week, this soason, which has been caused by “twat é a 1,834 14 Ay KEW active, Young Men to go Youth or W. Agents for the sale of new aud popular Publications. ‘9 10 | $800 over and above their expenses will be them in bi ing, with an opportunity of el id Scarfs, from so, Summer aud embroidered linen Cam- Thread Lace, and imitation do, every width and kind, Brack trimming L r ice Dresses, Veil a red, for dresses, seis at 1183 at hawls, 9519 99 19'967 24 Pine A ts, i $10 to $75, Ci a il oa “Baan estou figured and plain Silke fi | di tons. ewt. a With th Lest CF nd prompu a si ore Wi EE EVOUNE TY, BBnTT & FO jy tweod*r 769 Broadway. WANLED, + insured to ing, $1,000 per ye: o Ppl Wi | Franklin C. Co h | Tito, 'Weodeu Ge: | been eye witnesses to one of the greatest cures ever perforin (Sigued) ‘ Affirmed to and subscribed, this 3d day of May, 185, bef 10 ALL, who jected with rheumatic complaints, we me ™{Sigued) CHAUNCEY BULKLEY, would any gand ery De, Bwette Bulphur: Fume: Bath jerman. D Sulphur fe peculiarities of it are suc — e Hy this complaint, also all other diseas Evesuam, Barlington Co., N. J., April 22d, 1 nature, such as Scrol We, the subseriby sidents of the township of Evesham, | SkinyJoints, &e. The charges are so moderat: do hereby certify that weare wellacquainted with Mr-Richard | it withie the means of al L. Cox, and Sroguendty visited him i the last stage of Pulmo. = ~~ -RE airy Consumption, which we believe was cured by the use of | a GRANDE Scheuck’s Pulmouie Syrup, and feel it our duty to recommend it to the consumptive in the strongest possible terms, having MUSIC ‘iven on the Piano at two dollars ld month, by a person wi nderstands the profession tho- ‘Young ladies wishing. to take lessons, will please | addreas a note to “Music,” at the Herald office. JV7 Twie®rre BILLIAKDS IMPROVED. P18 FIELD respectfully informs his f lie, that he has returned to his old favorite quarters, BASSFORD’S ROOMS, entrance 1X Ann street, adjoinin the Museum Building, or 149 Falton street ‘The Rooms en ve been put in perfect order. The Tables are Sat Marble and roa, bye ot infie Labipgenh on lee Cushions. They will uo dow ropeaa all great a being the best int antry. Larger balls for Bo ina balls for Germans. x i Tadles for sale; India [Neraperion ed in this section of the country. jamin Buckman, Johu Leeds mm Hammitt, Johu H. Ellis, William L. Brown, Andrew Griscom, Phos H. He wings, ree sab hisibaacd ne late families with their children, view, the | Maarxron, N. J., May 8th, 185. Fortifications, Land and Ocean Scenery, passing the N y at ha fpast 2; rik t quarter past 3; Pier No. Jos. E. Hewl: —Bassford’s new style Bil Mr. J. H. Schenck—Sir: 1 hurch Sandy Hook Light House, and retaruing at yer, best in the city ; fine Billiard Marliou Weed opeegy. ase ee Pe nageent couch at | the trade, constantly oa hand and taken by one of th tosee one of his neighbors, ent speed and exten my20 Im*m Richard L. Cox, then lying, to all human apearauce at death’ eto ceaee amas door by cousumption. My distinct impression that. the COLMAN’S entleman would not live one week. ‘To my T saw | of the Ocean, and ¢ EMPORIUM OF ART-AND CLASSIC CABINET | him in my cougregation last Sabbath, ahealthy looking man. | 0 Of the city into an stmosphere inv’ GALLERY OF OIL I'AINTINGS, To-day Thave been at his house, and received from hia the refreshing. ES: cents, HICH inclu immense stocks of Books, Paintings, assurance that your Syrup was the meaus of saving his life. N. B —Mitirary Companies and Suet can charter this Engravings, Fa Stationery, Drawings, Drawing Tam respectfully yours, JAMES M. CHALLISS, | boat, by making application on board: Syl tere | ke., are now tobe found upon the secon in the city. Carpets, Raj rs | cleaned. "Gentlemen's We ig Apparel cleaned aud dyed by ¢ Pulmonie Syrup is prepared exetu or, aud is for sale at his principal of rials, iby | EXCURSION To THE FISHING BANKS | fgor)\there every thing will be sold at an low ‘price, tn a i a . we oe ARS TUESDAY Sovate, | many much below t! Teen r, Prices, being Sesire of clos Aticet, Where person can receive advice, hay the 4 i . tment ; and obtain a flee ancor will ron ss chore on ‘A Cheap Lise will soou be published for those who will bay 8. LP TON DPSPEPSTA. and LIVER COMPE ANT: SUMPTION, EPSIA aud VER COMPLAINT, “y tities. free of charge For ale alsp by A.B. Suis Co. 273 Broad: | Darcts nreet =p er a fire aaer : tp examine his New Rooms, Way ; ‘sutchings, jeecker st.; For: ‘ourth st., cor. , chet 5 Paki 7 ‘ way, second floor Woobier ; Everitt, 96 Hudson st; Dr,’ Gardener, 69 Mont- | Sits acne ACA “Debden motte on an i any ‘on board. ‘Bat at cor sts tabi vse: 2. ts 0 womery street, Jersey vin’ Ww. » A. Van Zandt, cor A person ea be in attendance v: furnish Bening tackle. ‘The AYS PATENT HO! ‘The experience of ten years jrooklyn ; dit s D mn) "1 invited to call Vurchasers are invited to cal ie aw Room her Stith aud Dean sts., & Co.,8 State Buffilo will return by 6P. M, Fare $0 cenis for the excar- in the manufacture of Rubber Hose, has proven the utter "Wiese bear in mind that P. 8, Beekman does not sell my |"! SiiiNor dee Nash 2 Hose free original Geauine Palmonic Syrup, aud to avoid deception, LXCURSION FO THE FISHING BANKS. | substances, nrerminglel wach wos it apply far the old established medicine, at No.4 Courtlandt st. MONDAY, JULY 13, 1916.—The splendid {ron the trouble of mildew nnd tr Hane, a3 im*r. Steamer ONEID 4, Capt, Tupper, will leave | Of my invention, is free from the objectious, aud I now offer ee cof Hammond street, at 8 0’clock, r en Sheetings, Tabl . Nay t ry = the Pige A | it for sale, ander a guaranty, in terms as will be fur- Qloves, German | GEORGE WILLIAM: YER. A. Mj Caunt street 18 5 Delancy street 34 before 9 o'clock; yurchi E will have the name eee acer Helton’ fasney Fa Bilas, ib. | GHAWL CLEANER, RESTORER BLEACHER, Nia TNorth items tisoclock: Fare for the txcar: | njehed buyers oa purchase. Every piece will have jews int 5 aS dees ell ae 1) 43ib6 Broudway—G.'W. returus his ant sincere thauks sion *0 cents. Dinner rd. jylz 2 re | vas of which, iss penal offence under the laws. Price ertinet one openly digeton A BN RL A gin He ald c 5 ; 7 LLON PARTY, | 18% cents per foot ; suitable for Crotou and other sizes, i ' ft y sending sts that ention wRAND PIC NIC ASD COLILLOIN PAK ° i id retail, anders: with tne presient care sud prompived | trom te to 433 Broud ways tear Howard BENEVOLENT ORDER UF BEREANS oportion. Manajesrared and forsale, wholesale and retail a hi Will have their Annual Excursion, 1 | eer ae sift nahg Sel wats Yo ne he pln | son, ts Beaks on Friday the Tih ngngt, | 805% Afi Mar: S1Ceer cerning and independeat pablic, Silk, Cotton and Wollen for Ww jon they have ¢ | KITCHEN KANGES. | Goods Dyed, &e. Keal and reuchCashmere,Merino, Broche | sajeuaed Up 9 pe at gee | HOLMES’ TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES, toactas | and Thil eee “an”, eerie, <7. a | | “to make thi exenrs: HE Proprietors are now prepared to furnish Holmes’ Dem to the trade, or set them up for private families ot Ds | Hoarding boues, having pereheged the right from the patentee ins, cleaned, dyed aud water- Seiten pode | to manufacture aud sell them. Our experience in mauufactur- ee eve weet, Provided. say be hed from | ineand. setting Kitchen Ran ye 18 w plan. G, W. would very superior st7ve of st, workmen and machinery ¢ we ‘ er of the Com Covers and Cranch Clothe | Wiliam Downs, 31 Cedar Mitpert Nethan Whately, 3 Astor be ‘able —) ars, Warrants Us in asserting tl mnnot he be eames eeu | Foreund fr scceney, seater ie y y are pure ‘warranted to perform the purp ly informs wo hange. | H “ House ; Dr. Hall, 113 Greene street ; John Mason, io Hud- | ™ F 00 NY Sate Qs'89, 236 200 he Long Island RR 30% | OP oye ie allt Brody ap aay ‘ayléimere | orders attended tor also aphalserers at Sa alr era soyatrect is a eis 7 ce etek: | ee ete nal cl ba removed five of any expeare to { " Is 7 a = . y Extablis ¢ host will leave pon si 3 | the pu “ - sn Kevta bye a om GENTLEMEN'S Wanita F WARDROBES | my5imem Salome 4 oc foot of Sitet prreet, Brookl7igi4g s foot of Fike streat 736) | Wie ol ccors are equstantiy. mane tearing sreyreil 1,000 | Hinots 6s, E lo r | - —— ner No. 1D foot of O ; foot of Hat n NCA TES. of oe 1.000 Lud Dol Bus, ayrs.33 200 33 ENTLEMEN or F-mi ‘J THE ONLY GENUINE HE: love of Wath etrere at @ hefore’s ‘Returning, will | supplied with parlor, offiee, add bed-roc \ fT J . Ms NI ceakeil Yelock i ‘ne newest patterns, i Eee ty ry ” ay G Cub ir supertinons Clothin WALNUT OIL MILITARY ie rer crevibedon Cone ving mr! AltoATINW ARE; bright, plaip and Jananed. Ther have 135” do nm do Bio 4855 | BSc! gobs will assond at thelr residence by orks SHAVING SOAP, Should the weather prave wifaynrable, the fexenraion, will | raasous at ell yimes ready ¢@ set Ranges, gre, Berrewre? ce 2 | YP Ds ahig | bers ag 2 ‘ T, No. N,v. MANUFACTURED by our Mr. Johnsohy the inventor, be postponed uvcil Meesday. the Bia GvidTistre_ | Also, smokey chimneys cared ; nocureng Tay. a4, 5 Hh BB do Mevding RR — GA arendeftane Powromees oF otherwines RUE Bintne” | Fancy Sons Easeacen, and every aricle-permining gan | TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH, | _mai imtre sot + & - £3 & s : | ive manufactory, for the trade and jes, at less NEW AND AGREEABLE LINE | MAGASIN JAPANA se do 10 do b9 | 6T}g THUAN CHAMPAGNE. | prices than any other e js country et apy ens Farpericxsagne, RichMonn, Perens | NE STR T (bet Bron: im . do bes J A FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne isin |) Also, the depot of the original and only genuine Magica ne, Va, Lyscumgna. Rateicn, Wai | 69 DUANE ST T (between aa Second Board. store, to which the attention of merchauts, hotel pe | Pain Extractor, for burns, and Hay’s Liniment for Piles; Dox 4, Cm—The public’ are Revise ceatlemes who are Vurnichite His friends, also the friends of his uncle, John | “iinet ooks, ‘ke., together he Freee athe tarts ind Steamer fice, Pr hs ice, Pratt ret, e Commerce street wharf, or, ot it. i en i i The stranding of thi Kalyde ¢ complexion; fo that the new essure 0 Tt e i Ugh he Harlem BR, VO Dc fy Nee Wor ki, $5 | titdw supefior to that ot aay inthis couatry, adeno mgher | Acoustic Oil for Dealvens MOUNT VERNON, (cos het parlors, that he haa constaitly gn hand the follow 30 do 10 49) 0 do 558% price than that of the best brands. | Sarsaparilla Extract, Sets per bottle. at Acquie Creek,) leay fidwer bottles, enke and fruit dishes, of great beauty and the | oe by 0 4S 3 Fy {, LIVINGSTON & CO., Oregon Hair Oil; every Tuesday and F Bowron batiibe, cake and fruit dines, Ot Creme, tenn, Caps 3% © do 49§ 90 shs faland RR, 50% | _ mart ietf re healed Kaseonn On the moat favorable terms to merchants in all parts of the | points. : sist teers. dt'the ishest Kinds :anctent fais of. the 16th 10 do 60 «9 =: Canto Benp, y g 3, DUSSOL pantry. isi ail ti $a Poin: Satiat | Through Tickets to Bichmoad. | Geatury, richly carved, of @nother of mrt and ivory, and Wow stork sMzrhanen AN STREET, UP STAIRS, Medicines, ke. ke., 21 Conrtlandt street, New York. Do { beautifully painted ; ancient Venerian glasses, of great vari- G0 he L Jaland RR, cash 20% che Nor k Wor,enw 76 | pple RGR ERENCH ALF ARINS ke wilt have myl9 Im*re De ve ety 5 rich carved furniture, j. and cabiners ; also two Japan Sageiwa s § See he | Sis Waaseus ‘on haad, Paris Lemoine Calf Skins, and Patent | — ——— Being at the same price, more direct aad expeditions, vein tables, or wash staids, such as aéver has been tm: 8 Lesther—also Morocco, Lasts, and all kinds of Tools for 192 BROADWAY much more certain than the C ie ron of the | ported, anda small collection of ancient oil, paintings of the at is7 Nw re CORNER OF JOHN STREET, | Bteambort Line — all te. Tie timac art Old Pomutcors | Dutch'and Mlemishachools, Mr. 1. would ale Died. | cumr eua aE HO HOOK TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES | fit: cueauriyavotied oy tht Litt yc sy agg | am Seqmngg” “inne ¥ vu aftor & severo Ul E idle Hi Book,” containing be " ‘Traveliers are advised that the Line hereby adve is .—Orders taken to import ancient oi} paint} Por ces Dovensnre, ged 79. 79ers iy | Seen IT gape, teeter ante 'gy “ieee | SPECIMENS of RNS: mapprvachable, VERBENA th ih Vira Sand | apgsier of the Dutch and Flemish schools, marble statuary, tin frienda, and those of his sonin law, James Mil- | Plete with fun, 17, fro be mamaber, will by lo | pressed by tuore who mad trial oF fe, Lene roar at | u IBicrbournar ivecchen,’sud evecrtnins Uner belouas te’ the epectfully requesied to atrend his funeral | 4 Pt. CQ™e Hii bathe Ussticvet mac, "aad Cheap | premium of the Institute Indeed, itis fully conceded | {h'conuexion with the. Monnt i. sthnsadamdk a ON fence, corner of Dean and Borum streets | gr Ma AT eg P | By those who know, that it 1s impossible to facture an | {RCONVERION With (he ton > an rnasy morcing’ sone Wareeses Mees; aged 19 | gertpal see ine the atrention of thy ig | article equal to it Tire ccies and pioplens and istehd chenqe, | Cereausty, than by'any other line, except the Tine vie Wash L. DUGAN & BROTHERS, On Sunday wording, Jone Waicseon Meas, aged 19 | oe Pee ieecc hg vattans Krad of Cilia) | ooh f Il, therefore, who would consu i ” Railroad ATERS, No. 438 Broome street, comer of Broadway, wr | Bichon eae on i ith colored | oF thas the. Pcomiert in ahaviug, should possess themselves uther particulars, inquire at, the, Seuthers Mallon? iow York ~ New Roots pat on fa the Best aed abow Whibeck, of Albany y' red and warranted tight. Orders received at Ree oe ¢ lac evand Me. P. Clark's, 96 Heary street, will be yen gi 1 Of We GRINNELL, Coptain, | Banetually arrended to kreet, tm re From the New bad Gazette.—The New Soap.—W' etiully invited to OCHE 5 fr and we speak from th o'vlock, from Garden, street, 34 door from State, south | ous PROER EB ANDY, knowte font benefactor and friend, ra ‘will bear in mind that | PIPATION : RS’ BRAND, | t ahead of anything ever, yet found CONSTIPATION, Brooklyn. without farther i vitauion. HE, u-dorsuned hereby give novice that they have ap- | Adu street, who says it ip areal of ay erment. Tris not on- (COSTIVENESS) 6 “Albany papers please copy. arntea ite URANO & CO., of this city, | PULin this depertners Ole something more.” In short, We DESTROYED ; for reg above Tee of ehiek thers | believe it ts the be ig S0ap jn the world. there 1s no bre Wy Bay | Withowt Medicines, Injections, or Baths. Dis- = price of which they re Verbena Cream, w rt. ; WANTED. com m rom the Evening Mirror Ring's, V erbens 4 (y10_twre) ee | covery Recently made in France, A GENTLEMEN lntely, arrived trom France wishes sa schwc it el be to. thei, inereat 80 vor theme ius | muon by experi to be he hes ng oT a tnt TROEPEN DENT. OFFOSITION FOR YOY M. WANTON. Insuractor mm the Evgti-h languages Our, conversant re--for the terms of» bich please apply to their | ting way ofits own, and softeos ALBAN Y--Having no convection with any Price, Thirty Cente. yi rors Tenge ges, will please address Box No 230 t-wer | agents, No, 107 Cedar street. New York, 171 iy. 1846, Board so es to render the operation rhoat. Fare 5) cents: Berths 2 cents. “eh ceed. frome: he S0ré Breach Post Office jyi3aem | . ei Annet sore cO., sy ir. Rig hag ately ken ihe ba- ding at Kingston, ¢ il, Coxsackie we ge rent “f sara ye an BEAD QUAKTERSU,8 VOLUNTEERSOF 3 yy | initimicerh exSn OT OUERE AU. taal The Benn Rt Oy TE cere Vet mie lenve | Tyo torercombag, but nivo of completely destroying 4 Centre Varney sre, July 1, 1846, rae Cand, e Pio! > without er : IPM EN TSFIREMEN'S CAPS, Cough Can , ‘Jaly 18th, at Oo'elock. For freight or passage, apply om | inveterate au 1 Constip ition, 4 ie Officers «fihe Istand 2d Kegimeuts will asxemble wi He respectfully ealls the attention of the for that troublesome companion. Ad bh ol ’ “ ven, injeetions, or baths; foowed by a ¢ ber this place on Monday E ath i his assortment of Military Equi aday Disyat ery man who board the boat. Sinviniis ieallllg “ ithuede ‘ts from emibent physicia other preci rly, preparatory to. eal ed to ail companess Miltary Caps, Kuspsacks, Bones | self shoul ure Ys Verbena Cream.” It is an b leet. ee © ous of distuletion, certifying the eompt ey of Ou Wedutsuay evenjug. 13¢h 1 i Seabharde of riety. Couatry compe | auisite arcich ing the benrd: and allaying all ircitncion in ) Born ca eB. A oad hee sth, Wt ghatets ‘he FY siren those hou form rab, chee becomes an absolute pleasure, ins ‘ihe grate repntgtigg which the rwvauerra of Mr. Warten, 1. ad Reg’ | new com: 7) r ' je razor. Z of Parte, bas sequire’ te country, and in En: © A Seaw. duit Jet Rewt. new companies, will be surplied with samples | moaned to. use the ragor. sai inaiare c ja io all ‘ Tidaael Vemooue, adja) kept. Ss1ate¢m | 4 fall asortmes Gea elec, estat and the die Sn Hag Brepare and to antl Yop, Be tees sihem of upon th r . “9 to order at a ry ton, by, | ‘he elewaut fast sailing packet | geovine. Great suffer i be ” heen si nip NOTICE. im srre GRATACAT, 992 Broadway st int, master, will positively sail as sbowe, | Eire oecarred where parat epartnership existi « berween the og bia Wan Wich, | ilaor F passage, havin ished ee , OF IMPOSITION. T Sere Rr sf Peary Sather - GOL? & SILVER REFINDR, Aaadyer snd Breen Snel Teall and ex adacon Stupid on voi it Witakrew ae { ve yea wre nee WARE OF IMPOMITION, oe pare ond see whe sraamtaeieed ioe tagibe Orne Gnhd, Hed Silver. Yonge ‘tad Cracibigs, al and rigs. Tt cannot be poate an Laer" | °' Positively no goods received fn ‘board after'serarday eve- eveuine artic "ar Hon, OF FARIS isa with bie dation. Hr O) p sada.) baad and he deoany come ning, 18th im ' Bwery, is mame apon, The RN NEW PATERHSS [or Paulo Jon cores | SEO Sree e Eee eae | ately hone Mma in gates whe Wil | one i tees Mace Bion ond A New York, July 0, 1048, | 100 ES Se See Be ard SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS. | {Packet ship BOW HOR Johan marey_ wil wceeed th | where may be hada fall enero ofthe ofits Ot The basiness herevofore covducted by Peny, Mathews & | Broad street. AML ; Gal } Agents. ONE THOUSA 'D with Bayonets, in good or | a) baa shania —— h with the marks to dit the true from the o Co. will be conti se pamal, st 38 ‘ater stest, bythe suby | jy? Iwis*re AWL TAYLOR, dor; 200 pairs ,2 y rn Sa Olea eit New York by Mr, Jno. Milhan, No. ‘ ore iti Sh Me gent Unie Me pon lee be ACR par ey Ra rome by si | pa aati takes 7 Shear Be ! ' ; a aa areniee ae oy a ‘ nim wll eae tad. the esis b Bers was ‘ite ayiiaer” New Yooh, July 9, 1m. i Fe ee ee SOLN MUNA, Se 4 and Sporting Guns.) aye tm wy ' INTELLIGENCE, Wasminoton, July 1, 1846, LATEST Weather hot as Africa. Professor Espy’s wind- mill in operation oa the top of the Senate, suck- ing out the foul air, which generates and has ge- | nerated with great rapidity, somehow, during the |dast few days. A stranger in the Senate might readily mistake the veagtilator, from its noise, fer an oil mill. ° Mr. Dux reported back from commitice the warehouse bill, which was recommitied yester- day, and said that the committee had made two amendments ; one, in deference to the suggestion of the Senator from Massachusettr, on the com- mittee, (Mr. Davis) requiring a bond to double the amount of duties on goods in store as a guar- anty for the payment of sard duties ; and the se- cond, in consideration of the time adopted by the House in the tariff bill as the extension of the time for which goods shall remain in the public stores, and one year had been agreed upon in committee as the limitation. Mr. Dix said he should move that the Senate renew the discussion upon the bill and amendments at one o’clock. It ‘was not his purpose to press the subject to a vote to-day. You will perceive that there is a marerial abridgment and emasculation of the orginal scheme of Mr. Dix; for the three years were cut down to one; and the yoods, which in the re- puted bill were to stand asthe guaranty for the ferment of the duties, are to be backed by a heavy bond. This cripples the measure to a great extent, The two hours allotted to morning business were chiefly devoted to private bills, and at 1 e@’- clock, agreed to continue in the consideration of the private calendar, and did so, in reference to bills not contested. In the House, there were several peculiarly close votes upon tae land graduation and reduc- tion bill in eontina@ion of the bo-prep game of yest rday. After halfa dozen calls of the ayes and naes, beginning with a call of the House, follow- ing with layi+g the bill on the table, a reconsider- ation and a refusal to lay again on the table, bya scanty majority of two out of very nearly two hundred votes. The House then took up the calendar of private bills. Five members of the cabinet were present in the House during the morning, to wit :—Messrs, Buchanan, Walker, Marcy, Bancroft, and John- son, and, whatever may have been the cause of the simultaneous visit of all these high function- aries, it certainly had the appearance of alarming the refractory representatives into obedience by the presence of their overseers. This was the conclusion, at all events, of the whigs. The plain state of the ense is this. The cabinet feel a natural curiosity in the c of affairs in the House on the iniportant measure of the adminis- tration. Saturday is often a slack day with the hends of the departments. They can afford the time to ride up to the Capitol, and we suppose this will account for the appearance of five of them in a lump in the House to-day. True, they may have thought that their presence would not be disadvantageous to the land bill, but that they came up to bribe the disobedient by offers of offices, or to coerce them by threats to take offices away, we hold to be slanderous and absurd. The amendments which Mr. Dix submitted to in committee on the warehousing bill are to be considered as being acquiesced in by him, in order to get the bill again before the Senate, rather than from any co-operation in the amendments. Mr. Dix is fully apprised of the shoals and sends which now surround the legislature of the two Houses, The slow inflammation of eight months is now coming, as the old ladies say, to a head, and its suppuration commences in the midst of the dog- days,—counting upon the beginning of the dog- days from the commencement of the ra tear season in the Atlantic cit.es, and not from the culmination of the dog-star. Wasutneron, July 11, 1846. The Land Bill—The Importance of One Vote—the celebrated’ Iufuence of the Speaker—A Caucus—The Cubi- net in the House—Some advice and ** plain talk.” Notalittle surprise was manifested yesterday that, netwithstanding all amendments proposed in Committee of the Whole to the Senate bill were voted down, the bill itself was rejected; a majority of sixteen being against the third read- ing! A reconsideration of this vote was carried by the casting vote of the Speaker, as you are al- ready aware. In consequence the question re- curred on ordering the bill to a third reading, and Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, offered an amendment or substitute. Mr. Collamer moved to lay them on the table, and this was the state of things when the House adjourned. But inthe evening a cau- cus was talked of, and it is said this morning that only a small meeting was held. The Union, in the editorial columns of the same night, called upon “ the friends of the administration to come f.rward and sustain this important measure in some just and equitable form,” and one of the | reasons for the appeal is that Mr. Polk isin favor of it! and to show in bow important a light the question 1s regarded, Mr. Ritchie says “the ‘tri- umph of a democrate Congress and democratic administration would, indeed, be signal it this could be dons.” This looks somewhat strange, considering the democratic majority is said to be sixty. The truth is, the endeavor to make the graduation bill a political ques:ion has placed it in ieopardy, and it must be materially moditied to receive the sanction of the House oi Represen- tatives. But this morning, the bill and substitute were Inid on the table, by a vote of 92to 87. The House then refused to per gics a motion to re- consider—89 to 94—and the vote by which the bill and substitute were laid on the table, was re- considered—91 to 90—and here again the casting vote of the Speaker turned the scale, Jn the first place, the bill and substitute were laid on the table by a vote of 92 to 87, but when the same question recurred, the House refused to lay them on the table, by a vote of 89 to 91. Almost a di- rect turnabout within two hours! The subject will probably be discussed on Monday or Tues- day. The members acted, no doubt, from pat- riotic motives, and if it were possible they did not, Ido not hold the lash manufactured by the “principles of 98 and 99,” to we toes ng, the traces of my Virginia wagon, the w! C) which want greasing, and the body look: ifat never was new ! Nearly the whole capi were = 2 aoa cutting about during the early partof the day.— Wiseers, Buchanan, Walker, fh ec Johnson, and Marcy, 1 saw myself, and I was told that Mr, Bancroft was not fur off. The second assistant postmaster general, Wm. rs mete of Indiana, and Mr. Ritchie, were also on band. Mr. Ma- son is sick, and therefore was not in the House. “A cat may look at a king,” aad a letter writer may talk about a secretary. Fenix. Wasninaton, July 10, 1846. The Political Movements in the Capital—The Whig Intrigues—General Taylor's Politica and Pre- ferences, &c., §e. In a former letter, ] exposed some of the in- ‘trigues which were played off here during the past winter, to impress the country with the belief that General Scott was the candidate of the whig party in Congress, whereas, in truth, it was but the work of a faction headed by Jno. M. Clayton, and three or four others, who were looking to their own personal advantage. They hoped to secure the arrangement of the administration and aft*rwards the successorship through the power of its patronage. Corwin, of Ohio, was seduced into this movement, under the expectation af being made © President with Scout, and be- cause some of the intriguers tickled his palate with the sweet bait of the “chief magistracy, to which he can never attain. Corwin is undoubtedly a man of ability and an excellent stump speaker, but his statesmanship has never been on agreat question. i 7 General Mort is now given wp in all quarters— vel the gents who took him into keeping— caf AA ag ly that he should have sent his first letter to Marcy without consulting Clay- ton, who assigned as his conscience- keeper, in the day. i 4 **Ahhong the Trioks of this providential scheme was one, whieh they took peculiar pains to dircu- late, alleging Mr. Giny had written a letter to Washington, approving of Seott’s nomin non. This wasa juve fabrication, got up for efle t, and was weil understood here at the time. The re lations between Scot and Clay, though now some- what modified, are entirely of a ditierent charac- | ter, and the saue of Ashland is about the very a man who could be dragged into his support. 10 me give a few facts by of illustration — fe P | previous to the meeting of the Convention at ie | risbura, Scott voluntarily said to Mr. Clay, he ‘would use every influence to promot his nem | nation. Shortly afterwards he lett the orty 9 6 | nee te Nor, and when be bad reached ‘adelphin, either misled by the purposes ~ Wen s } |