The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1846, Page 3

laws of 1842, have been enticipated by the for the: payment of the Satie et ae failed re ter 114 of the laws of 1 fore, is used up and mortgaged for liabilities already in- sraeins for the rede: f the note: of ee Fund Banks which may ome insolvent Stitement © gives a list of the “Act to authorize the busine which are now in operation. The in thie table em: $12. to the —— of $7,462,253. have received pe ie Comptroller circulating | notes to the ed of United States Stockry. .. Indiana, (confir ‘tw Illinois, atecting pa tag 188 00 | Arkansas, fifteen a! ‘Alavema conde to oe bank. ichigan, fifteen banks,). . Cosh in deposite, (for six banks,).......'. Add forcents... 6.6.0... ceeeeee Total... 0... see se cee e eee + $7,462,253 fe ae hall be on improved, p1 trestgat Toco for not ved, productive, unincumber- ed lands, worth, independ Lory sage of buildings thereon, at The law ray d that all least double the amount for which they are taken praisers have been selected, and their estim made underoath; and ze, when thi roduct of nineteen banks e: about 16 cents on the dollar. circulating notes, It will be perceived by this statement, that there is a | ‘margin of only $820,497, which is such a small per cent of the aggregate as to require but a very little deprecia. | ‘tion in the value of the securities, to destroy. The free ‘anking law, properly administered, is the best and sa- fest law ever adopted; but it was not properly adminis- tered in this State, in its infancy. Improvements have recently been made, and hereafter there will be none of thore difficulties which have heretofore been experienc- ed; as nothing but New York State stocks will, for the | Soe Pras future, be received as security for the redemption of the | ES: this com, ee es oe Exch: Old Stock ange. bid Restachz, ¥ 100 150. shs Morris Canal ton Ban! . y F- do ae RR lo 6 2 Farmers’ Trust » = s ¢ x 100 abs Canton Co Siig 100 do % do b% 3% 50 do PdoReatingRR boo 6h 10 40 Fy 190 do bo 60% 40 do bio 51 100 G81 300 do Nor & WorRR. 31 $0 360 68% 100 do 330 37 18 Bo 30 100 do b30 100 6a 50) do 100 68% 200 © do bso el 5 ® che Harlem RR bid 50shs lem -} do 50} lo qe baw 50% 75 do Nor & Wo bf F Fd a 6a E New Stock Exchange. 108 sha Morris Canal b3 12% 25ahsNor & Wor | 33 37 50 do arms trun 3 ash 57 35 doNor& Wor.cuah 58 3 Fd Monday 37 10 onde: 7 Bi Muha ° . SSS Married, On the 18th inst-, by the Rev. Asa Stewart, Capt. Wa. Ecaxy, to Miss rete E. Gauirrs, both of Newport 8 Died, On Thursday, July 16, at the residence of his sister, in a @ censumption, Micnazi Warp, aged 28 "Sis remains were taken to Fort Green Purying ero At Clarkstown, on Sunday morning, 19th it int the 62d year of her nee, Evizaserta Hooenxamr, wife of Abi 1m Hogenkamp. AUCTION NOTICE. ANSFONY BLEECKER & CO., eae RIDAY, July 24, at 12 Aelock, at the Merchants’ Ex- c ol ‘OMAC AN LLEG! ANY COAL ANDI N COMPANY. A Pontiee sale, to close a trust— 1008 shares of $100 peach, of the Potomac and Alleghany Coal and Iron Company —' Property of the Potomac and Alle- ghauy Company lies on both sides of th Potomac River and amounts to 20,000 acres of the most ineral lands, & consiant succession of ric! ins of coal, iron brick clay, and hydraulic c : ling an inexhaustible water power for tation and iren wor Nt a ol ° at - will pass imm company’s lan gi the Cou oy curing a communi tely in front res) r the auctioneer. DISSOLUTION. T COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the subseribers is this day Giasolyed Le consent. AM BuNT: New York, July 18, 1846. Jone Te The business of Hair Dressing, Wig Makin; ‘WM. HUNT. NOT HE COPARTNERSHIP hereiofore, a Ue a firm of BENSON & LYNCH. te thie day dissolve tual convent Phe busiuess of the late Attn will be settied up m. by Wi son, who is alone authorized to adjust the jess Oo! late 5 J. BENSON, Brooklyn, July 16, 186. Pow’ LYNCH. the Coppersmith bus streets, on his WM. J. BENSON. NOTICE. TS. oe ii te ntingons aro heretofore existi petrera der the firm of PERRY, MATH ‘3 ratte der Sesived ‘by mutual consent. Charles Db. Machews retires, having disposed of his interest in the ne 0 who are authorised to use ‘HEODORE PERRY, CHARLES. D MATHEWS, the name of the firm in SHU, CHARLES D. MATREWS will Cage Ag” business in Kis own name, and on his own account, at 61 Pearl street, New Youk dy19 20) ICE yy subscribers have formed a COPARTNERSHIP for Vong ge of a General Im octand yt gg r the firm of soa alan ith a Bi ioack of the eae rm of Le Gal, Bouland & Co, "EUGENE BUHOT, EUGENE LE GAL, jyi9 tem FKED’K B. BOULAND. CRICKET. rE with ba a Sav } Match played TO-DAY, be- t the St. George's Club, on their Jy28 1tere GREAT ATTRACTION ! ae be Ath} Py latity 68 ©) py by STREET. MOND, of eh iN} they do eel pereeate. iy20 1t*re aa THER. (nearest ORrICe Th 4 Sedlis CIE, tor Dental Op- erstions—N. Broadway, between Chambers and ‘s new marble eee "eth extracted i Cpe @iven over by ited. Meche. Dentistry done for other Dentists. Operations. er | formed durmg the evening. iy) er D, YOUNG MAN_TO ATTEND BAR at the Vivarram- A YQUNOMAN 70 ATTEND BAR atthe Vivaras WANTED, FR MASTER, § in. some mechanical Branch of busi healthy, able young man, 18 years of age, and intell ent. For farther particulars address, fs ney, 9 Beekman street. ii5 Iw ft es or pay ig fale. Sew and “popular Tublications. | S8der per year. einen now te employ will, no doubt, make over all .. Each man will have his Tait wane trades En lente jetters must be post paid. —myl6 lm*re MR. KOETHEN, 1) wee CIRCULAR SKIRT, 128 Spring str’t, ¢ Ladies for the encouragement returns wich she ‘has received, a quality of this ‘Shire being 99 md = Car parpase , for comfort and sn, which be as been introduced or vertonl he efit icle—she invites those ee ia grtjcle call and inspect jyi9 fess ere 28 SPRING ST. CARROLL’S JURDIOATED VAPOR BATHS, meetin’ of the safest yesalting fro the great changes of out ell 0 the most agreeable mode of bathing. Real cal eienlinene is hardly to beenjozed without the use Of these b: i Pat ara rol, Waihs afer from enery oth Vapor ja 0 e lished in. 8 city sipnar, ledine, and other Medjcate uth wah pied by ity. Half an hour's notice rea i pher 19 6t*® ree rae. 0 bait) i a ane PONG EAI CHAMPAGNE. Fuesn INVOICE of 0 of this Series we mera eae ar a in Maser aed The future Sain to the Safe |, which were not commuted for, under the act, gine 2 aes i ae ith on | eae Tun every week-day mmauput cure of ail Stososce ine blood, or habit ofthe aye. | Eg received, within the thst four years, at our di more’ an five thy Riven k ato sc erect 64 and 10 o’el Sor and !1ds o'clock aA Rurex—Foot of Amos street, at Me and Lovelock a Canal street, at 7! to 1843, as proved eee ys 2 fed tor E Coaie talento ad certificates of eui have ite. testimenials of is no provision which can be be made cay Those who lergymen and statesine me raed cai atthe goes ‘ot of physicians of New Yo: ‘ients with pertect snccen oad ysicians with pleasure. not allow us fe tarite stews | H few res to whicn we invite atten- the bank: satabished tinder ding at fore Hamiltou ‘ae 5 sh Fare 1236 cents. ie Bf. - |i of presenting THOMAS BELLBY, rill Dein readiness on the sa yt th Person tt Coney leland to take passengers f0 the upper EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS EVE SDA Y. substantial steamer BUFFALO, be ih aes ‘Tuesday, July payne arony-ene banks, with an aggregate capital of These have deposited with the Comptroller”! securities | James horn late ony ‘Jonee’ ‘s C, Mackenare, formerly of the Ceren : Fenauson.” TROY HOUSE, COLEMAN § ROGERS, eR J House is now in fine abgut three hundred persons. ffoat of the “hor “nou i the Reo comfort POF their guests, Iged for the redemption of the | as sugteae | + Soiagat It aay meno thet highest nepet w ilies 1 i a its aie ference to some me of the it with perfect: success | ts eae eases. ided on A 513,000 | to fete fishing tackle. "Pare $0 cents, The ok | wy. Be T000 7000 fish were caught on board the a F-.3 Tues- iG AND EVENING LINE ‘Ri MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O’CLOCK. : FOR ALBAN SND TROY—From the fore. trust, by thei indi 23,413 | } $7,462,244 | 9 = eves bs tt ocd Tak a. ed such a ergata on pete, Sear nseld veicla feat. ed olf. ly oh 7 use of coon even I can searcely ree ops, aahlege ce ede, Rhine and akfast and dinner on board th NL i fring on Monday, Wed. | ‘Captain See. on Tuesday, | Persons ens fos ‘make nen excursion to to visit the lake, dine, a phe by Sun © | extendin ‘P- ites were value of these | mortgages have been tested b: he forced sales, the average bits a loss equal to about | cents on the dollar. The average loss on New York State stocks and bonds and ge, apy taken Tagen. is socu- rities now authorized to be taken‘for the red ue of SHARON SPRINGS PAVILIO! 4 PUBLIC aisks sonky oa boers, orat the office on the | 'T "then enlarged cad Ieee 1 Seem ft valuable NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY ag ees oy DIREC T, From the pier at the foot of low. steamboat eMC Captain RB. Mac: "Tuesday, Thursday | svt. Win, A. Peck, will | a Friday evenings, at 7 PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTU! BLANCARD has’ the honor to inform his eral, chat the Sop a their No. |e North bey iy tnd os snaked Courtlaudt street, on oe ee, b> ag Monday, River, and New 14 Li id mia t) inten thea ied Brighton, mii ‘al lowine From ow Bi ag fe Boats will arrive in time to take toh ge. 8e of Cars Gem J ye, wast. te to Buffalo, and | with the estal apply 04 oer, ora “aie sje ater peblaset add TINE Ol HSE ah aruba TQS AP RANY. | * LA Mr. Van Kleeck was formerly Abi day th Cy gity and CORRE, tly in ch . Washington. Yavilion, New Brighton, Jane 1, 1846. Dr. Townsend—Bei Be ape ye eer sat asthe ifve en c. iy at pte 5 vi aT | Proprietor of Ameii Seto boat KNICERBOCKER, C ‘cane At and Sea Cae pony bea guaran blishiment, hte on aces. the continuance of ‘The od Face, wea mile be a Chong ‘ap in rt ites tal cappiy of fore petit ort ca his pert wll Patron y evenings, ms 22. above boats will, at all times, arrive in Albany in ample morning cars it. rates, and noue taken after 536 noting any of the boats mat this line, m4 ou board the beats, boats, or to P. C. Poa taspreiads Places. int hate Cc. F. will be I Sacer Peete SANTA epee Seas Baverbegh, will impels s me to recom ign papers, es a Albany, August 30, 1645, BON caneedeetd ae HE SUBSCRIBER has the J. W. Bouck, at the Ath ote}, Broadway, Governor Bouck, was cured of esp. He it pte Nat ol apreas Conductor, of No. 10 Wall s, iyspepaia of several . ; standing by | ek AeRttAzIO ae oF THE a: jrooklyn,had the | eart, 1 fais | for several TS 5 es. ir. Whitmor, Bergen, New Jersey, Baloo. pine ya Bac ‘and paius in the back and e jorant styles with ay ender Walseoday. me Seen of the ening 5 << Apply on board, or at the office on the wharf. WAY ci dINE, OF BOATS BETWE: | AND PAA fk Le iD earenn LARBE i, Capeain D4 Siew 8, 9, and 11 A. M; ati, 2,3, 4,5, | | palpitation of the h sosevere astobe le to sleep nights—wus entirely ro stored to health Wg Fae one. 1e bottle. AND ULCERS. John Borer, ede sores, aie cor and ores waren cured of mercurial ulcers. ‘ich street, cured of terrible | ahs ede Gacbee Hosptial: aud in uel jospital, an perfectly restored by the use of two fg ae gi 1, dees us she able Cherry street, severe pains in chair; took two bottles tis } COMPLAINT. Madison street—wi between Jersey Cit, Il visiters, bree peppers boarders may Ne assured lace merit the ti- DANIEL DA Loge woo. . severe painsand he ae per y the whol river to Hobo | Pasabler, ‘Mr. MAC | Dogs, Hector and Billy, "The ate Peetanesaue al ate ol MANSION HOUSE, Be Rb Ese CONNECTICUT. i Me? ioantes tron Songs plie, Bay’ ction to Ce atl ife cured of the | ing nape, the trees be | pritjant Act of expetionce and strict ee feat order, haviog ee considerably | Tight Rope Daneer. With a variety of others, The whole to pin a ogre a (0! rE. Formerly of the 20. & "Hotel, Boston. A, & L. and He EC ah re bearding house No. 8 4 ae x comlaine~life wes coercive plete Pisce CRETE there Will be la’ sipahdas Eis ors ed cured of disease of mgt thi ae i jections from the favorite Operas, popt blood, and sou of pened on the istof fume next, ins have been spared to cin the city, and persone as well as | ‘wants and eee ae hed ‘with & distressing pain in tT could not walk without craich at. obliged tokeer my bed & lieve mes th calle frat hysician, he did not a abate and in few days St and MSHDELL ms well now as WALKER, my hip joint, so bad ‘most strict attention. SARACEN’S HEAD, 12 DEY ae N. x. | OSEFH ‘TH late of Worcester, England, to inform his friends,cx sie va calculated to ) foovesae veer his Le eee cs, Chee eee, ppl f eee and Ay & Wasa Besse ea | | ous | of the moat sapenot cnalt and jon of customers pits attended to. Pa! RGO UT PROSSIM.” ‘D FA pomg Hy BOTNE) your Sarsaparilla, an that the rece nt break cement ; the | the late eh pore ir. Seth erty one of the oldest and most weapderas | following is an extract | Se Se 3 of taste. Ghetapenbe and Ohio Cua, and the | °fSleionrecelyed fro’ himy ?— a apbbtan fie ah ier coed e Now tit Sliket seed, BALL sa pani ‘stage. Please send me two bottl: Thave conversed with two of | Tie care of Dr, Seymour. principal physicians, and recommended 1S TH For ‘farther ein: ean the old-established Office, nace aber g FF TGS, Agent. LONG F ISLAND RAILKOAD COMPANY. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ippincott, 225 Water street, was ig bed much het the time for two ‘Thomas P. James, of Hoboken, inflammatory cles much swollen, was unable to walk ‘without euhoes ike Renee Wann otas, where to sce their friends and others Their Bax will at ell lied ‘with the vEhy Bust of Wines and other Liquors, jeasrs. D: &B see an ‘are confident of vi fens ing 162 Nassau _stree: aggre’ case of ym, was afflicted Te pence ii A RY CR a a 2% Park Row, where he solicits the continued patronage | | img ites for pene ears Was enitrely relieved as daughter, of Erysipelas, and gene: | NERVOUS DEBILITY. © Mrs. ied 137 Broome street, cured of nervous debilit anda Pe of com) 1 OOK ts 6 amie WED sk, A. M, Y Boston tein for Green- Li Bi | el eave Baconurn at o'slacs aN coat re their friends that every ation they have so l satisfaction to ats. was so. severely je time she was unable to sleep, or even converse with her tnends. Agen fe Ta ‘Tal He for Wm. Talor, i ated severely—he gave her ee | a direeth th will be set every ‘aay ateleven ¥ de mee both ways at ee IGNES, one af the ¢ atations betwe Boston late Proprietors of the fouse, fully informs his friendsand the travel opened the house No. 290 de street, called the Hotel be happy to eermmiere je and intemme — detchner rted thea Saree lew York, entrance | Le. Ga: ORT us pices A.M, Lang prea ay train, | th ory fly: iy, (except Sundays,) through to Brook- wht ‘P.M. Boston Leave Famanooate, at net ‘AM ', Ac W¢'A, ML Greenport ae Sean | BOSTON vs. NE P. train, for | Y sitkew Sabena A. (AM Accommodation train, for Brook- Greenport train for Brook! AM 'M. Accommodation trai lyn Fane 10 — Bedford cts A {iT alles) oT mK (17 ymen) fe oll ae sip ak bebe 1 6234, Riverhes tion train $1 a fe ages = in ——— on the arrival raat very low that a ey, was sick with the sinall ey he | ober so with perfect succe: ost plagues in these two cases i all oan the tnost reasonable terms. bist ay, myt ear month, ot MABBETT & FOUNTAIN, corner of Ninth street, ‘full assortment of the fuer " we io exstvel of of | | Sis fig c City Calf, Skins, selected. Aico Pe middfiog, re blood with this B arelect ft itrenders | the erysipelas, which diseases | ‘at the present time in all of the | that by cleansing i the person safe against mete re ‘and GREAT. CE FOR FEMALES. \d’s Sarsay 769 Broadwa: cay, Ave ON HAN! ticles, which they offer to the ins} and strangers, consisting of Bareges, Laines, ontinence of uri a, dee Wen ‘ame Veils and Cray ar of erary descr eutaed Lace, and fabishen do, every Black trimming Laces, Maslins, plain _—7 ik py bo eat from | ‘at ouce become: *eationees and A ‘ | jie ‘Westbury 4 embroidered linen Cam- 1 3734, St. : es sie pont Crates will be be Sage ge at the rt of Whitehall | si cei the afflicted, that h i | Several cases, when families have been satter | using a few bott jes of his Lioralaahle pe Lay have beex in New Sone ‘ander the | ness and general asensation of be other diealties, has for such diuensee as I hay your Extract of ae ee ma ome ai, the hour gar of tie from the B ssgh hoy, Gu tee exrivel’ of the _ LONG ISLAND, ‘RAILROAD ba mde, ‘every Bud a7 i 7 q oa an 9G AS rookie 34a tf ie | city and surrqanding country. The dis 0 through, the former stopping at tad the Intser at all vi | Moufe, Staten Island. syle panies \ ‘© LET—At Staten Island, near Capo di 5 - 4 ‘fh RS Ga a a 7 hearing it recommended I se a bottle ot | See Nov “al articles, as ‘Needles, ne ‘Sewi N B—Onr friends spending the hot months in ms country, thing in our line, can di for the wledging it, fund resoms- | mend it to the rable, fioons, orner Grand and Lydius st. M. D. Albany, Aug. 17, 144 }, House of POE Uni- N pry -AT-. States md Restacky, Se Coxsackie, Sept. 23, 185. Dr. Townsend—To all whom this may. eoocern :— Thi to certify that my wife used one of vious to her confinement, under FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisians oe Line—Regular Packet—To sai —The elegant, fast sailing Tacket ie (3, afstin, master, will posi sh e be Me handsome furnished accom- t Orleans Yast, footof Wall | for addres: INS & 6 801 Positively no soit received. on board citer’ arardky | &th. few Orleans, JAS. E. WOODRUFF, who will | mi ramen wert Pie eligetion a fsocarme otclsiona ill retary asl Ni modations, apply on Se = eimeat, ee patties ropsy ahd nervous. tot oaly ia ths hows ot com os tepstonah rsof the fas of ‘wernt than st einmore, Philadelphia affection gave | LLE, Baylor master, will succeed tn coe Conere ~eje ts desi By aving fo (the — and sail on Monday, diet August, her before leaving for eer ‘time pert Tsubseribe myself your most obed ty | and New York Lg Ippon ‘rom Liverpool—C. ASTONISHING ome pe SPINAL COM- Tesant Crty, March 27, 1846, eS benefit that idence, jease have their perm MIS: ENJAMIN C. BYRD, of Flushi house corner ot ic 81 Dr, Townsend—| ‘ “i Nal goods nee permi ed ee 5 lock of sane im taking your n- ake OR LIVERPOOL Ww of the 26th Jul ot Skin ROSCIUS, A- ‘above, her regular day. fasnage, having accommodations seins ror comfort, apply on board, at ot. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South x Price os ‘e100. ine—Kegular p: ~ 4 fast ti 7 cacti A jaduy, to ore You the follow: i Sen Bee ‘out of health for the last pumice, pore sce heh tim ree SECOND HAND LOTHING and, Faraiture wanted —Th Riceaer ‘ane all kinds of second: hap, ne fi Tr) rot Office will be J, a seasonable assort wae. cheap for cash. NG iSLAND INSURANCE CoMPrANY. ITAL 200,000 DOLLARS. ‘WITH A’ SURPLUS. gh b Fourer REET, Raconeve. hi ou rea oe favorable | ENCHS as ‘rosdwrey sp aalen Ofiee of the Fae | Fe N. Bra line Solr on the. RL AVSOUATNA A rou ine—Positively First Regu The ing pussnae, havi pantoone furnished arr E. COLLING & CO., uM jitively no goods received on board after ‘Satarday ing, 18th on board at 10 o'clock, Monday, faico vecket ai Woodraf who will Elacage, wi 1 Johnston mater, wil Ce he PACKET SHIP OS WEGO. frown New Orleans, ib sc ft eo modacions, SoA on by i ine saat 4 the, bot ho may be di “aoube the mene Peers, with great at that Miss se -, “the statement po ‘shove | New York every particulal To ae ‘20th inst., y segmenting ie thes ebbee me a pte yao. LIVER- WoODNULL eae as aon © REOFP: OE b aw Tucker gine te » August 10th, her regalar ‘apor as adininis- aon wees ort oicatons peasolin toe mam ie many anche iy tom may efron 3:0) 7 eee JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, ilroad Arenas 2 a doors, ) OPPouITE THE MencHanTs’ Orrice paioe tt eee pecan ge ig | and the st . a ts a ceivable style, price an ity. far the yohip jail a om largest, md mest eae jete collection in ley ‘or sale ait sin aia Btater, ir Wests fet except putin the pug FZ square bonles, hie | = ileal saute verge should make early applics- | secured at avery moderate rate, | tion on board, foot sot Roosevels street, “ | nips, al ye making & ship from sai the Globe Tee ee AMUSEMENTS, ac, — Bower FHEATRE.—Monday Evening, July 20ch— The performances will co ee, with th Mele-Dra. | Matic Spectacle entailed THE ¥ % TREE Wilfred Penruth, Mr Neafie: ( .M Oben Sturmwertz, Mr Cony; Beatri Previon whieh the Peut € WIND—Jerem Didier, Mr. v, Mr Collins; mS i Hadaway; Pegzy, Mrs Booth; Miss Dura. Doors open at 7 o'clock, curtain will rise at half Circle, 50 centa; Upyer Be Pit and Galie. | TY, 1236 cents. 3 POWERFUL ATT it THE RAVEL Fat — GABRIEL RAVEL AND IBLO’S GARDE. | entertainments w To be tollowed by TIGHT ROPE Oe Winth ter which « national comic Bohemian Pol and Mons. Henri, Sehr Male jyi9 y Evening, July 30ch—The'} as <, — mens ‘Ov rture, ind Extraordinery. Fes Y by the Ravel Fauaily, Gstrot Bata et Ea Sa T During ae M’me Martin J “Foeouclade, with a Military Divertise an hour’s int 01 i are iReteahment - m for the Coucerts A-la-Musaré, he whole to conclude with LA SYLPHIDE—La 8: phide, Mdile Blangy ; briel Ravel; Moabon Mexs t 3 Jessie, Mme mor a ; other cRaracters ‘by the and the ie pan pyar rs open at 7 o'clock ; Boars oper ant < ‘clock ; eutertainments begin at 80’clock. | CASTLE GARDEN, with, its extensive Primenades ‘is open day and evening—Th wing July 20ch, the entertainments will incinde a good selection of Mugie, from Kalliwoda, y. Kuler, Fahrbach, Domzetti, Von eber, Strauss, Belliut, and Rossini, which’ will | be performed by the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Meyrer. Intermission of half an hour, for refreshments, promenade, Ke. The beautiful range of COSMORAMAS, round the whole of the Esplanade, will be bril: j Hinutly iHuminated with gas, thus giving visiters an, ex Y to examine these beautiful View! S| id | oMIUSIGAL EN. itunes nen”: erior order will be given at this fashlonabl YUEVENING (Sandays excepted). ADMIT: , Fruit I Charh d Fou, orale ces, Leet lotte: do, Russe... petites sng, ¢ Cream) bm HE Subscriber will open this Theatre for the season on Ist November next. ‘The Company will consist of per- formers of well-known talent and celebrity, it beiug my in- tention of procuring the best dram: the Union ‘wall find it to their advant ment | Geo: Holland, Esq.. is my, duly authorised agent in New | York.” All engi and other matters of business con: neeted with tins ‘Theatre, ‘made b will be binding on N. a Lge New Orleans, Address, post paid, to Geo. Holland (Agent), Olympic | Theatre, New York. ivi itdtawuabere 38 & OOOS NEW YORI MOTH =k : CIRCUS. S unrivalled corps of Kquestrians will form ft op ketts Harbour on the I7thy Watertown on the 18th, nton, 23d at Ogdensburgh,24’h at Prescott in Canada, | aud at Kingston 28th, 22th and 80th of July, and from thence 16 ‘oronto. | _ ‘Phe Largest Establishment ever ised States, “comprising 190 Men and Hoi | Gnrriages to ay iad the performers, wardrobe, | The com) attached to it ight Wemale questrians, | among wi is the Greatest Female Rider of the Age, re- | cently arrived from Fans | MADAME MARIEMACARTE, | whose new style of Eas rian Feats, Pisa her own, | being chste and class ceful and fascinating address, | charming naivele with which she chains bi gence, render this fitted and highly-educat ing fenture of the arena 4 fer the public to the brilliant description given in the respec- papers of the extraordinary and daring distinggished artiste, | Ameng the no tors offer are the celebrated Scorch | 21d oat fy weigbe over r ha 432 Lbs. i Randall isthe most enormous the world.” They will appear in «* Jack and the and he will perform extraordinary feats of beth aed salingy ack wil stiainasmabersrest 2'q entertainments will Comprise 17 Acts of Horsemanship, Gym- Exercises, Classic Displays, and humorous afterpieces. estrian, Director, Mr. HOWES : Ridin aster, Mr. | NIMON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE. ong the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri- der, the Napoleon of the Arena, Hetsebask tro the mont excreordiuary pver wicsesse’, dave | mile Ast of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic vei ere nWonderful Fant by Mz. Coles Cole's RS, in their elegant Gyinnastic ag and Group . Mr. Sweet | athe Chariotser of Phoxbus._ Foscuring and Gymaestics by Mr. Nixon an ir. Howes in ological and Fencies, of Proteus.” Mr. ©. Howes in ‘lutions. Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated Black Rope Evol | mde wott the leading, most talented, and classic performers an the wi _& CO.’3 New York Mammoth Cireus. EM) UM OF we MAN LARS sisi 1UM 0) A IC CABINET |ALLERY OF OIL rAINTINGS, Ci ludes his immense stocks of B Paintings, | Fancy Stationery, Drawi Dawing:| | re now tobe found upon the secon ‘ing leased the first | an low. prices, and | many much below the regular prices, being desirous of clos- | flea | ing Up as soon as ible his Book Dep artment. 4 Cheap List will soon be published for those who will buy ms, eodexs tfrre MUSIC. By| EXScae prion given on the Piano at two dollars month, by a person who waoderstands the profe: fon u - | roughly. You | please | a ies wishing to take lessons jusio,” at the Herald office. AWARE. GARDEN 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE }ON,—Dodworth’s Comet Band wil pectorm every ‘and Friday evenings, commencing June 2u | Fefesey Adaliteanse tree. mys fmére WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor. FRESH TEAS, SUGARS | Sor, RECEIVED from the late did assortment of fresh Teas, Sug: fees, | fresh Young Hyson toy at 50 cts, superior do 633g ts, best | quality do, extra fine ‘or, 75 ets; very fine Souchon | Best quality Ouloneg 4s; good, bright New Orleans Sugar a | per7 Ibs, oe he: refs x 4s 6d, brown Havana i | white ode an tshed loaf 6s, ‘pulverised do 6s 3 Lets: superior ote ara Colt , fresh grown, Is, Nineue | ots; 5 1 gn 9 cents. ‘Also good white lamp Oil, 4s, solar’ di Sincked Beet 74, | County Is 3d. from the country, are invi | stock prior to purchasing Goods sent to all parts of the city ree of charge Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Dealer, 250 Greenwich st., comer Murray; and 428 Greenwich, comer | Nestry ; and? 6 Vesey, near Greenwich. yl lw*r ALF SKINS & SLAUGHTER HIDES—5000 dest yun 0d, prime do Is, best Orange avy Hides, of various average we ae ts ed CENTR ‘REVILLE ify 2, aed Tei TING. SDAY, July 22, o'clock P. M., ff the Match ‘for $1000, Two Mile Heats, in skeleton wagon M6 Henry Jones names bk. g Newburgh, Louis Clark names b, g. New. ee Immediately afer, a Purse of $2, Mile ets, best three in iver} 10 28 Bartive enters bk. m,. Misfortune. hhaway enters b. g. Savage. pbell euters br. x. Pever' Smith. r gallon. Good Hams 8d, | house keepers, and dealers | ited to calland examine the above | LATEST INTELLAGE ait TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. “wsaselly Sunday night. Private accounts from Pensacola were received at Baltimore this evening by ‘he Southern mail, which state that the steamers Princeton and Mis- sissippi, were daily expected there from Vera Cruz. t The Princeton was off Brazos on the Ist The. Texas sloop of War, Austin was off the mouth of the Mississppi onthe 8th, on her way to Pensacola. No news from the Army. The Western Mail has arrived at Baltimore, but contains no news, BY THE MAILS. Wasuinaton, July 17, 1846. There is, at the present time, here the most in- tense excitement among the servants of the peo- ple upon the great questions about to be decided | by them. The tariff agitation stirs the manufac- turers to the quick, and they have a host of lobby- ing friends to watch its demise, and form its mourning procession—not the holy inspiration o Daniel—the keenness of Clayton, or eloquence of” Mangum, or invective of Crittenden will save it, and a strange medley, sans dante, we shall have in its stead, if the jealous ones who see the inevi- table consequence of Secretary Walker’s im- mense popularity, (by the passage of his bill en- tire,) would try to serve the country instead of themselves, we should have this vexed question settled without the ill assorted amendments with which the bill has been mercilessly tattooed. The true way should be, let it sink or swim uw own merits, and then if the revenue prov equate, it would be a death blow at the financial reputation of its originator. The forte of the whigs now seems to be to cry the ‘parrot echo, panic! panic! and try and raise the country to rescue the premium stocks of a féw manufactur- ing companies and mining establishments. ho is to be the new Secretary of State? this is on the lips of every one—and sometimes I think the President hes not r made up his mind upon the subject; yet Joha Y. Mason is going into the Cabinet beyond a doubt. One rumor says that Polk will take a new man from the North— another that Haywood will be offered a place yet, Ishould not be surprised in the least, if Thomas hart Benton was offered and accepts the vacan- cy that will occur upon Buchanan’s resignation— this question Apeg 4s the heads of the wisest—yet Pe: Sem ace of a few days it will be decided for There seems to be a sort of under current en on here between the Catholics of this coun- try and Mexico, that may yet be productive of feat results. You doubtless recollect that the resident appointed two Chaplains from the Je- suits—and this judicious movement cannot be es- timated too highly—yet there has lately arrived in the country—and he is now stopping in Philadel- hia, a President of a distinguished Mexican Col- lege—who is a Jesuit and a most intimate friend of the late Bishup of Mexico; ona visit, it ié said, to the family of the ex-! -Emvperor Iturbide,who reside there. Curiosity may well speculate upon this sub- ject. Some say he comes to see the kind of tole. ration that the Catholics receive at the hands of the United States—others that he wishes to restore the exiled family of the late Emperor to power. One thing is surely singular, that his visit should occur at the present crisis. Igive you the facts of the case for your readers to analyze.— There ismuch oop here just now upon the sub- ject of a Mrs. Mar Connor, cee to be the ‘gal wite of the jabs Judge Van Ness. Should she, from the letters that she has in her ssion, sustain her case, it will deprive the ex- ollector of our port of a nice slice of this handsome property, [understand there will be much curious informa- tion elicited at the trial of this case, which is,to one off soon ropping into the War Department I was sum: Rip the activity and energy with which Gov. arcy manages the affairs of his important of Since those talented letters of his to Gen. Scott, Marcy has risen fifty per cent. in the esti- mation of the vor populi, while Scott has gcne down as far below par. Among the most inte- resting events here are the visits of the Indians from the southwest ; they amuse us, and we re- turn the compliment. ey are a noble race of men, but short-lived ; their first visit to the capital | will be a first step to their removal and extinction ; yet, as hostages during the Mexican war, the en jully justifies themeans. I wish that Wilgus, the best Indian painter in the country, who is at pre- sent in your city, had some of the most distinguish- | ed as sitters—for their portraits, in the shadows of coming years, would be invaluable 1 regret to n | see the suggestion in the N. Y. Globe of the nomi- nation of Senat or Dickinson for Governor. His loss would be irreparable to the Empire State, as a Senator, where his frankness and integrity, and | independence, make him not only sdeniead and respected at home but 2 a abroad. Our mot- to is let * well enough”’ alone ARIEL. Wasuuneton, July 18, 1846. | The Warehouse Bill—the Heirs of Fulton—the Con- sular System—the Tariff—French Spoliations— Judge Shields—His Successor—the Trophies of Vietory. The House of Representatives, this morning, referred the Warehouse bill from the Senate, to | the Committee on Commerce, and then proceed- ed to the consideration of bills on the private cal- | etadae, Among them was one for the relief of the | heirs of Robert Fulton, and making an appropria- | tion of $76,800 for that purpose. The principal charges which the heirs;(three daughters and only surviving children of the deceased) prefer, are, 1. for the seizure of Mr, Fulton’s steamer Vesu- vius, {impressed into the public service at New Orleans by order of General Jackson, and detain- Bering sane high upon this iaich. ‘There are upwards of | ed for two months anda half, 2. For the inven- ry gtd | $10,900 pending t re result already, |” jy18 dtSatMTu& Wire JOEL CONKLIN. rUR DAL. TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES, also in A carrie They rh horseback, and have been long used to fe. Apply atthe desk ot the Herald frrther particulars sel rand n The distance from the Stated ae ng is short, and of easy access. For further parcienlars apply to Mrs. GRY MES, po di rre TO LET, At NEWPORT, Rhode Island, a very pleesant and desirable residence, furnished for a family, near the Of Chureh street, in the vicinity of the Atlantic It consists of many rooms, with a ‘ard, ke. Terms moderate. Enquire at 130, ‘ater street, New York. jyi8* rre CENTURY ALUE, he a in our eity of | Closets, quilt two feet round. ‘one will fai olding ics avonce a for Ite rarity and its extraordinary nie. 17 Iwis®me SeiLLbs—T ket ibs sap HRASiA, Capen ‘Watson, will sai on the "Au For frei oF Passage, 801 apply to EL) r to CHAMBERL AiO a ING REN. o8 Wall stroet GUEAR FROM LIVERPOOL —Con- ane Ue ed to send their permits on board, No.4 as early as ‘ible. Goods not ae Pier ofore the Bist inst., will be sent to the public store. jylbr YRE—Second Live e P. ‘will sail ow parsage apply to Lg Meo OOL—New Line Regal: P fas 1 ib: Pr NGUER, ii me “i p ro, Rey rogalar iegant ana superior nccom For! frekche of OF Dassate, mtr DH 00. then, Captain John hm an ra oe « August. jy it Ly jen wil please attend to the receipt hele ge 0 ne” | o ‘ASSA! the new line of Liverpool Pack: —Persone ng fox thee trends i Ay Eevisants with the. au essary arr relhars om retsonable terms, to have them brought out in any seri cent, packe' ccommodations of of the above raagnif ent pi Sealey oil v fr sailing on the state erred in their sail on bath of ench month, From Liverpool on 6th and 11tb of every month. reventag the possibility of delay at either port. ‘e subscribers are also agents for the St. George’s Line of Packets, in any of which magnificent Passage can be Slecantan iverpool every five teat care will pe Seapuch ee vs "° ms in Lt Li- | tovente all pnmible despacch to ial APNE Sa Paid) 00 Lid '. street, 4 ae Burling pliner Arse a WM. TAFSCO Se t y finished, and built with great care. The house | fedenghtfully situnted, having a fine view of the sea, bay, | iret clase transient | | tion, by Mr. Fulton, of a floating steam battery | for the defence of the coasts and harbors of the | United States. And 3. for the services of Mr. | Fulton, as naval architect, in superintending the = | construction of the steam-frigate Fulton. The pe titioners claim compensation in these several par- ticulars as a debt Fastly due to them, and lang withheld, without. any reference to the demands which they might have against the count for the eminent services of their father in the first suc- cessful application of steam power to the pur- poses of navigation, and the great benefits which the people of the United States have derived from it, not only in binding the Union more closely to- gether by the unexampled increase of the facili Fes of communication, but in giving additonal value to our public domain. ‘After the debate, Which ensued terminated, se- veral motions were made to reduce the amount in the bill; and, finally, it was ordered to be en sed for a third reading, by a vote of 90 to 67, and passed. : Mr. Campbell, of New York, is making every effort to have his bill, revising and reforming the | Consular system, taken up and considered during the present Session. [t has many friends already among those members who have deliberated on the subject. Your article relative to it has been read with great interest, anes is juatly character- ized as clear and able. True, ill involves many. details, but why not assign a day for its consideration an nae ec gaad act without re- gard to party con: ions The city is swarming with gentlemen from abroad, who have come to use their influence with leagues against the tariff bill, which is now vending in the Senate. —s the number are, From Kerks a , in Pe i Messrs. uhlenbe: . Huble » John Gives Be ann i =, and Beltaay. rom North- ampton county, the Hon. James M. Porter, the Ha-Secretary ot of War, and John Stewart, (exten- sively eng in. the Ee a eee ol demas From Sohuy rat Messrs. J, W. thes, Ge Rahn, Carnpbell, and Haywood. x: rae David R. Porter ‘and pes ht likewiee in = city, on the same erran understand they de- sire'to have the bill amended, that there may be cific duty of from seventy-five cents to a dollar on coal, and at least twenty dollars a ton on jron. All the gentlemen above mentioned, except jo are democrats, Hon. Mahlon Dickerson, anufactures, is present. engaged in iron mean hhas advertised, calling upon all who have claims for French spoliations to make their core for the penne oye the oe thi it represen Congress Dent be ad, has Carried off most of the origi: nal sufferers, but if the heirs or Deere a do as he advises, the passage of the 4 ad effected! Mr, Caustin has @ sa ares number o *, claims in his possession, snd hence bis SEs, | publicly expressed, in pe ee — RS ee he } waeey hy gentleman, Fm anything else (a t | defeat bing of Mr. Shields, Col. Piper, 7 tain | she bong clerk, discharges Miegoner of ie ir ven