The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1846, Page 3

eT ese eR have commenced the manufacturing business with Tr" LOST. AUCTION NOTICK. AMUSEMENTS, &c. { Occuanexee.—Onm the 8th inst. hardly capital enough to keep their heads above water Hamparsh and te Comm SERENE 7° 7-7 Ta oo eroggeeneee —————————————— leek P. M., = company of about at twenty-five persone | jouse Clearance, belooging (o,mke - = Soe ia eoal of the howreret Mr Commaits Van Olinda, |X months, without some very favorable operation, or | ser, wae lou Jeusrda reeeive © | TVIRST FALL TRADE HARD Wan; ARE SALE this sea | BOWE. pect ed, forthe Fou sine gay iiss Pinckney, Lewis county, and discharged covers] guns | some luck, as it is called, upon which they have in 9 Teward on nmmediate very at J ate cake lots of Hard wi | matic Spects THE YEW TREE KUINS— Saw bere, sasioe tas , when they were fired upon | measure depended. | stairs. ad Hehe y Odell, w lake place at igorcloek, et io Willred Penrw BI a fe; C: | Obew Sturmwertd, Me Kwan, Sr Blanebard some persons inthe house, Osea oa ith, Mrs Phill es Geewe, sre wounded, the n Hols. | ‘The slightest change in the commercial policy of the lao, several casks Files, astorted makers, fale gud pocket | Previous to which the Comedy’ of HOW TO Die Fe severely, Sa eely. mortal Ny Messrs. Van Olinda | government, any unexpected loss by bad debts, is sure td | lr see os «AT re Rigdhenss SB hoy OVE—Captain Biumenfeldt, Mr Wemy and wees been arrested held t for thei: these conce: tin said thet the company aa enbented for Spey wat, and embarrees them very much pepe purprsee of serenading a newly married couple.— | in their movements, or cause a failure out and out. In| TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. arlotte, Mis = ‘open at 7 o'clock, curtain will rise at halt pases — CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING - rele, 60 cents; Upper Boxes, 25 cents; Pit aud Gaite te ‘ater: journal RLEY, PR SALE-—By w ‘ow, July 22, lee Weatertergn Journal. the event of these things happening, immediately after | ce ‘and | ar Hy reas Oelock, ‘at VASILE GARDEN, with | exjeusive Promenadcs vs ee Ataocaeos Munosn—The Jackson Mississipian states | any reduction in the tariff, the opposition make as much roadway, te to See | NO, a A co eg ae . speotad? eesevening of the 23d ult., Mr. B. Gi: Sims, @ re | political cepital out of it as possible, attributing the re- th ; “eye | Hoes Baglish Or Kealiiwoda, ecabeky Kat PV lteceh, Domest Vor Peaynatipe by ./ Dorhoo def the Mndie eneaee mmiat barbarcus, | sult entirely to the change in the commercial policy sf Coie of pena Rooms to eat No Satine” os ve Ot mu | every ewaas eis Vand Bey FID | os wsuius to tavipeayel ot Cont Larios ieee ly mw gered b ‘ Siles had | ment, kite! formed by the Orchestra, under rection of Mr ment relating to the removal of Capt. Lavalette me Eras be sehipastes St ‘Se 1 Biles, “4 - the government. If we could get on insight into the | PRACTICAL BOOK: — * aie, WY ne a4 be gedoomel Intermission of halfan hour, for Diteeheres. Memphis Navy Yura und to view the beanefch muse of ¢ financial affairs of many of our largest man facturing | ed and his wi id to him. A few | ” cr jan ma aie he wayfaid his victim; shot two | °stablishments, which are apparently in the highest state | Mie. &: MANS re ay mr tly his body, then rushed upon him and horri- | of prosperity, we should find that their losses from bad fe) bly = ela bod: his knife, inflicting fift * losses from keeping, Commer eaty cuts upon tis heed ‘sal various parts of Tig ee were rery lenge percent andtendod toandanger | Sifu chan pom Aen ah | Also, SR re to let low EA ant May smiordin around tt! ne whole of the Esplanade, will be bril- THE TARIVE goat Biel Books SE Z0CHTO Em gyperaty to examine Hhese besa Views, "Adinenon ME. Dix presented the memorial of 400 mechamee Megenatile Writing, URNITURE SALE—THIS NOTE, ‘at 100%clock, at the —— Fishkill, New York, against any change in thotardto the | roome street, near the Bowery—The furni- | POWERFUL ATTRACT! . : ” then deliberately shot him while prostrate, through thelr existence more than any contemplated change in | sion, and of th te Fad of inatrne- | ture of a family, gonsiatiog of carpets; ol clothe, ote, make: | THE RAVE FAMIL Gupte AED aicy | Meee ne rmererg iat el Senne Se Pg Hing powder burning’ his flesh, ‘and fy | the tari, inate course of lemons person Si good capacity Becomes pi re ag OT "father beds eu 1aL.0'8 @ aeehl THE OREGOH QUESTION. | , 4 co! jook-| , y EN— 5 3 Amped sve ee Riesroncn: Bg a0 rely ue ‘The manufacturers of the North have suffered: most murerees eper, and receives a cel Ws Tharedty | Mr. Hanxecan submitted a resolution calling on the } 1 wach stands, , 1oilet sets, girandoles, i c | aaeomed Qo0 quiet and recpecteble citizen.’ He leaves severely by the heavy indebtedness and frequent bank- Frowpectuses with terms, references, Ke, may be obtained v ppemere large dinner sets, tea indow shades, ke. comic magical he rniture, siege anti Interesting resting family Phe rer | saptoy of tha Som. axa Boome bese Hnaeaneom: | NET eiaea cts ner | Bit HARLEQUIN coche ncaa reaps J.P. INGRAHAM. y the Havel Family. our Minister in England, relative to the settlementof the mercial revulsions, been debtors to the manufacturers twachoale tnd petens ioatnocts for vale ay se GLEBORER & Co., Auctioneers. ‘o be followed 4 the National Comic BOHEMIAN Oregon question, and copies of his correspondence on A-celored man numed Benjamin Young, a servant of | of the North millio camaann Wioten iy23 lw*®me xo a Gen. weeteaie, died in Berkley county on the $d in- ns upon millions, ni inments will comme nee wit President for a copy of the instructions to Mr. MeLane, FOLIA, by M’lle. Blangy and Mons Hi til to-t ‘at 12 o'clock, at the Merchant Met ake Hiterianion ok Tasnachi AScdeesd, the same subject, which was laid over until to-morrow. of the Potomac River, an mineral lands, } ius of coal, iron tin tite AILS. TWINE AND SHOE THRE. %,8, 9,12, change GMAC AND ALLEGHANY C Ror ROPRIATION BILL: tant, aged | of which has ever been, or over will be liquidated. What | N As“3) RWaNrgAND, SHOE TI Dr, + | Saas oe Oe ECan Reena ani 2 clone a. trast | 12 The Retreat ete amie. Pan 3 teehee ; a it f ROBE! Ley T a Tat" “commemoration” of the Grand Lodge of has not been wiped out by the bankrupt.law, has been gand 3 score ilies go « Ro pete, Potomte and Alleghany Coal | 4 iy B Sab hys re Fortrmine of ROMRR: The Senate disagreed to the amendments of the House in i | lia \ 3 w Orleans, resolutions were 1d k * Ps ghany Company lies on bo eofidee tana e! vb peasen pretty effectually used up in some other way. The posi- Hopewell cotton Seine ‘do | Smounts to 20,000 Mons Dumont, ¥ Ravel; Notary, J Ravel; Lavaleur, © W hi to the army appropriation bill, and adhered to its own. isto, ‘Mame Leon Javelli; Criquette, M'me Mar- ther as principals or seconds. subjecting to ex; cerned ra duel ei TEXAS COAST DEFENCES. t . tion of the North and South in relation to the commercial Rta ‘The Military Committee made a report upon the coast s Wrapping, Wool and Manufacturers’ Of every de- | "i } the Doors ops 7 o'clock ; entertainments begin at 8 o'clock. ‘There was the usual treat to the Philadelphian Policy of the country, has not heretofore beea properly | scription " e y le coment ; th iTekete 50 cents, defences of Texas, and 4000 extra copies were ordered Sunday afternoon, of fights between firemen.» "| understood or properly defined. | ape md Wahoos Lar stereo ie Tidey, Tat | traneportation an yon home Once nin, | FAMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS? Printed. aa fio anise yqiays since, 260 barrels goodcoun. | 1a every commercial revulsion which has pasted | 120 1wem CEBRA & CUMI pee ree | Baltimore and Ohic Wai wilt pass immediacy Me tioee | FPYHE Subscriber will open thi Pheatre for the season on The Post Office Committes reported a bill for the con- ‘try flour sold at $2.0635 per barrel. through this country, the North have been sufferers of A MIRACLE? A MIRAC of the Company's lands, securing a mication to mare | «i, nist November vext, The Comnany will cousist of Per vevance of the mail to Oregou. foe RENAL Sumscnirtions wero being made in Boston | millions, when the South have lost nothing. The princi- A& EIy Mbite clear skin —The Jones's 1 rms and at all Mat any outlay | formers of well-known talent and celebrity, it being my in- ket on the best t n Chemical \ oncen Gauaeenen tonnee ot teat ponding associations. For further particulars enquire of etioneer. ‘Jy19 6tere tention of 1 Ne ot the b THE PAY AND MILEAGE BILL. ure to-other cor: | the aion Stare will had it wo ther aden ae eaataia | ‘The pay and mileage bill was then taken up, and after with the establishment a debate upon the expenses incurred for the visit of the — Comanche Ind it was amended foe ala et sufferers. Four gentlemen had each pal staples of the South are sold for cash, while every for wi it ree iMecrass ‘y aw Bostor —The deaths in this city last | thing purchased for that section is purchased on long mini of ti aca, andthe unsole cited Sorp —Remember, without misrepres ‘week were its. The merchants and manufactu th ‘The bill having been reported to the Senate, the sitter Se "| Seareia Map Ogais wid pacer be tha Ronis’ hans ui Boies, cum, HOTKLS AND WATERING PLACES. stro, mae by him, will ve binding on | gg al paving been repias and the bill paved. s 8 c., 4 the greatest saints were 13 deuthe mense amount; and any changes in the commercial or | i maori color of dark, yellow o oxfquabers ie | THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, Proprietor of Anti Ly Now Orleans; | ne: some npliaportant ba ie tariff bil) was te- cases of bowel c , | financial systems of the country, however unfavorable, | aegis penlthy, ed the alo io eave. ta Oo | Address, postpaid, to Geo. Holland ‘CAgent), Olympic | ken up, fhe searen of early fait but there. we | fall entirely upon the North, and the more extensive the | i rhe =| y Le arena IVI Meenrmatrre_ | | Mr Cannon made an able defence of protective due from this complaint during the wee’, | , | the greater iat of | | HOWES & CO°S NEW YORK MAMMO eee t cohyryats say yp aera revulsion, the more injurious to the North and beneficial cap, mivsele to-cure ny | oe OTROUS. TH reminding the Vice several Persone in Rochester w' were, enga bi adam to the South. As strange and as extraordinary asit may | i will prove bless | frie sa putting on board tse cars the persons who | Seem, it is true tbat the South have rather been benefitted a of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, ity of the ve Ea gin ag As in order to test the legal- | than otherwise by the commercial revulsions experienced se a Bron way ; or 139 Fulton street, Bi et President that but for th . banners, &s., Polk BAGLEY) MACKENZIE & Co. | "THIS norivalled compe, of Fawegriane, will pesform st | Sn Dallas would uot have received the vote of Peaneyl: 22d at Canton, 23d at Ondensburgh,/h at Prescott in Canada, | Vania. formerly ofthe Washington Home, gud at Kingsto Ss Sapam dy ht Fresepet ic ee te occasion. | within the past twenty years. Being debtors to an im- ih ee 5 House of Representatives. Ix PHILADELPHIA, 951 deaths = “4 ys ; READY SOOM ROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y. ‘The Largest Establish dim the tery 5 week. eae occurred during the last mense amount, and if creditors at all, comparatively for | wD ah ee Ae: QLEMAN ¢ ROG 1 PROPRIE ETORS. States, comprising iin bien “and Horses, the © .% | The House went into Committes of the Whole, Mr. Screnton Cour. | atrifle, they have had every thing to gain and nothing | ciden: to His SEA carts badd Soe te oe 1 The eompury han undhed of eight Female watt X<- | Dustar in the Chair, and took up the joint resolution Several cases 47 July 17.—Present, all Judges. | to lose. If they have paid nothing comparatively, they reer aa ~— ied parece | among whom is the Greatest Female Hider of tls Averne, | fixing the prices and manner of executing the public ving been aubr_ 4, OKinAting in justices cours jim | have had, in many instances, nothing to pay with, but | say a Wee treet De sevmboes lending bs sing ti | cently wer MADAME 'MARTEMACARTE, Prin. Ga Davis addressed the Committee in .avor é d roprietors. trust, by idual exer- . | Mr. Gannerr Davis “ proneeded ™ a Me ee eo Seas they have had value received for their indebtedness, | Braise ced, ty *Goortet ciberety ~~ their Euests, to receive a coutiae- atone melopencrege | Ce seroeatian of pries, ands evolater te 45: RaMES fondant. dbbell. Mr. Bowdoin was heard forthe de- which has in some way been disposed of. > not steal of apes Rs sale: blenmue Wakao ibe: speech of yesterlay. He said he had c! a Rots Gy Ardley fe epir™ Desonpertanel:| "There in nots masutctrng ralihment of the | aes Hen a eI i Bree nen ee Sie eagenioman fom Vina bad Deve ahi te ie ¥;,0 sheral Sessions. Mr. Russell opened for defendant. | North, of any age or extent, but that has investmenti in | am f THOUSAND os enthas no Tanners ia its employ ; therefore | 0 the respec. veas the rue between them. He had produced, i * i, i >. | feats perform. of the truth of the charge, 5 fee peveas end Mr, Russell | the South which they will never realize’ cent on, and | ‘TED immediately on the line ot ihe 4iheee x FAS i preann anty nner al ssoveltice which | speech of 1839, in which the author took the ground of many manufacturers of the North have been made bank- WAN? anal (feam Che go to La Bale.) ave ee rupts by the bankruptcy of the South. While the North- | sand Laborers, and one hundred Stexe Cutters, rd in part for plaintiff. ern manufacturers hrve been such serious sufferers by | piano dy habits will find upon this canal constant gm The following gentlemen were then sworn, end li- | ttre te Pees orate i ceri, {llowing gentlemen ware then sworn, ond Ii- | tho South, and notwithstanding auch immento and fro- |» BY order of 2 sand of eases ofthe Hitinois and Mich. | th (o Seratoga Springs bave ample time GIAN' iy SEND Oran as. day ev " ir pei t is ol feet, and their weight over 700 Ibs. ay cvening’s boat. | Their height is 14, feat, ppd ghels oaahe 0 trongest whig of the author, who he was pleased te e it. He was severe up Nenday upon decoram an ultra whig. He read from. it th timents. T' prepared it for printing. and impeach its credulity, why 80 id Mir. Van Vieck opened for plain, Mr. Stevens They will appear i nace neyo, will perform extraordinary feats of | on the lecture of Mr. Baile igan Canal. Counsetions—Wm. R Fitch, Geo, W. Hungerford, | dent losses, have continued to furnish that section in eve- | WILLIAM DING, Chief. En, dyltf * rre coer Empire). | strength snd will ride inatwohorse ret. The | of debate: and upon his po! somersct, and his bold w.M. joi. Hawley. Belem «Basinger, 8. v. R Mallory. ine. ry way with their fabrics, upon the most favorable terms, | _ Canal Office, Lockport, II. oe 22, 1816, aw NGS Pa ! | qatertainments rl comprit ets of Horsemanship, Gym: | denial of it. Iu conclusion, oe ‘said, ‘emphatically, the por . SHARON SPRIN LLION- aagtie Exercises, Classic Displays, and buinorons afterpioces. 7 tae we ht choose to assail bi ae fA Resback, John E. Burrill, Jr. Wm James Dodge, Jas. | the greatest cpposition to any incidental protection to our | SITUATION «s Boo! ceber oF Assistant wait 2 HE PUBLIC is informed thar this i tri, frector, Mr. HOWES; Niding Mi MMs, | Gebtaran, oF any. other, wae migns OnE ¢ M.D. Carr, "Issac Edwards, A E. Chandler, Western W. oung man from the « 7m | would find him ready to send an oliver for a rowland. aa wee re 2 Cae ay ane Wi | domestic manufactures hea come from the very peo- | young oat 9 oR Esa nd sey: rl been en! an pe last NID 0 \ apbronchable Clown, DAN RIC Woger, Jas ir. Livingston Goodsel james | al ley dress: siters, on the Ist the celebrated and 1 Ri- Mr. Batty replied, and insisted that ho had been at- TSNboN E'GARDNER" | ger, a org the Areas Sie HOBBS, w Reve feats on | tacked. “His constituents told him how this controversy Muy , Ali Boardman, Samuel L. Rose, Amos G.| ple who have been so much benefited by them. It | Sing. stating. terms, and where au interview may Prompt attention jy22 3e*r wv 1, 1846. Andw. Hall, Caled B. Crumb, Robert E. arene, Ch E.G. Wa | back are the most e: witnessed. Juve- | commenced, and he declared that the speech of his, | would appear but just and proper to all reasonable be- | 6. 765.1317 Act of Horsemanship b Nisoa. Olympic Ener full} ters, Job: 4 ist. | NTS ip by Master ae er 1832, whié¢lt ha- becn read from, was a care! y prepar- poked i Goel tg | Ange, tat the political infuence of the South should be | 4 TIVE and sone peng prose fed a Pune ON, NE W ago. ‘eadeang | $0 chi the whole aaa a ealasl eae the while sane Bronson, Jame: 5 Dallibs, ml it J. | exerted to sustain those who have so frequently been = af joa ed ablieations reference will bere eral, el, he the Pavilion isnow in full Heuot ‘aud iy, HS. The Vommitiee rose, and the House adjourned, ius , Mat % Ee | ia ir ti Fro% ir Si Rapeaneen Wo, Allen Bul ei “yi ae almost bankrupted by their general insolvency, but on ON aer Fee rept ie h River, and New | eeeiseaat Srrtc Ronse a 4a ‘tr 30 P Lee Floreise Motas, | the contrary we find them advocating a system exclu- WANTED. Vin New Yooh, is, ‘Nixon and his sou. Mr. Howes eh eal BY THE MAILS. Sy: Jones ve tie! sively for their own individual benefit, and that is for the | chman, by one that thoroughly | hd “ols ae Re rillant Act Se on Mi sitet | ae , Luther J-Burdite, increase of foreign markets for their own staple pro- | take the charee of horses ia ease. of "4 eANGanp. reese fe leading, most talented, and lassie performers abeinanon, Wai Ataeae | Teferences given. Address F. Wier, _Pavitioa, ot Brighton, June 1, 1846. ‘The manufacturers of the North can sustain themselves ee oe OARD E COUN ore any tariff whic! ive A TL. The House, in committee, was occupied all i ient re’ FEW ee an be ac 18 NOW OfEN FO iJ , under any which will give sufficient revenue for AL S862'4 band Seale, in perfect, order, sufficient to weigh | EE Kenteel Boarders can b , ui ond A re the were The Public Printing—Reform—The Cabinet. 3 nt COS New York Mammoth Ci non, Luke D Smith, Levi rus Whitney, Jas. L. Benedict, David A. oping, A ©. Stone, John Parry, Cyrus Griffin, John k. Man Ghas. A. Parsons, John’ Stitt, Silas P. Briggs, Millard M Boyce, John Snow -37. Adjourned—Utica Daily Gaz DEN FOR TH 8) AONB. od h’s Cornet Band will perf th ubject of the publie printi d, the support of government, provided they only manufac- \dre 'H., through the office of this paper, tile from the river, four Malate Nawter Tonetay and Friduy chonites; commenting Vans Sod, oa day on the subj he publie printing; an tu.e what they can command acash market for. It would | tine. i the fowest erm for cash Jyat 3tmm fromake a summer reside orelock, Admittance tree. finally, passed the joint resolution of the Senate, be much more profitable to let the southern markets bo WANTED, lace—such as iss ena a Starce salad WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor. | by a vote of nearly two to one—109 to 55—reduc- f desirable will 50. 7 aor vin oy BY THE mgs sey “lt oa yuh supplied from some other source, than to supply them for | o pale care tem and arama |B | Sas am streets, or to C. H. Ring, EMPORIUM oF. oer 2 Assic CABINET ing the bar established hia nant cia e advice and consent of the Senate.—Jessé B. | nothing, as our manufacti have i | GALLERY OF OIL r'AINTINGS, ‘ of 1819, Having a practical owledge of the Clements, marshal of the United States for the middie . Sobek tear ninano clown, 6 $1,000 a stedinbess Thomas, Powel) Paintings Apne wo or } eee leaving SY ek AF Si yi aggs ckaney” Bator) Bray, Drawing | printing business, I was highly amused with the IES HOTEL, Goon, up one. fi ap ped lle) (pund wnon the yecoud | errors that marked the composition ofthe speeches 64 Reade Street, West Side of Broadwa: floor,) where every thing will be sold at as low prices, smd delivered. Mr. Douglas was candid, and admit- adway. Taine et afl informe ends, and he | Ing ypacsnon es Posivie is Beok Demarimenc cr | ted that he did not understand the subject; so he done. It would be better todo smaller businoss, and | a get pay for that, than todo an extensive business, give long credits, and lose two-thirds of it by bad debts. These remarks have been prompted by the exhibition district of Tennessee, to take effect from 6th of ‘August, wi pile vice Benjamin H. Sheppard, whose commission then ex- Pires Deniel Vaughan, to be naval officer for the district of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, vice John McClintock, removed. Hezekiah Willard, collector of customs for the district of Provide Rhoie Island, vice Thomas F. | of an opposition to the existing commercial policy of the | Pu ami List will soon be published for er who will buy | Ms ment, in petro ms cea confined himself to a cannonade on the whig Cer ye apvointment i in cllegaes enviercs:.eonparerpolhppeod PRS Ta RATHS-FORMERLY PALMO'S, | Siven ol taf ni mas apace a3 eae hidhers “ie rchaners are invited ¢o call and examine his New Rooms, | party for their inconsistency. I do not know Savers Carruxep.—The British sloop of war | Mined and uncompromising character, as destroy any | Wy> ano, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS—Price 124, | of "The Shades,” Seamer ecm peeetarzreemenoe. |. rieceechire: | Loo saved ie gerrpeetciie ir de Fa Mutine, Com. Crawford, it is stated, has lately | hope of its preservation. Every one at all acquainted | vents. Biases whe ge ‘who ma: ‘ercaie ew esta. CRICKET CHALLENGE. qornrtp-de effected; but Ido know that the ex- coptured three slavers, one of which was a large vessel | with the history of our domestic trade within the past | opi e,well known superiority of this Bathing Establishment Ps anor part will be to merit St. Georges Cricket Club of New York and the rdus dans cone Waa ke leake ‘of 100 tons, now on her way to the Cape in charge of an | twenty years, cannot but admit the truth of th | over all others, renders it uanecessary for the proprietor to ishags Cops, Benak, Wolgh Reeds, Foesb- on Cricket Club of Philadelphia, will pla aa || penees of the, day's session. ee ofticer—meking in all, during the last year, ten venels y soaetver ie, | UG™ Nine tickets for one dollar | Hit served fof tie lunlags exch, and to be played | 1¢18 s8id, Ons rough célediaton, te: Tie engaged in the slave trade, captured i | ments here made. We have not gone so extensively in- | oF one Cone SOHN F. GANNON. | om will be sogularly, supplied x Ch Ly RET, | og eee a aan oee.Ped | Ritchie and Heiss will lose at least sixty thou- NO. Tropic | to the merits of the case as circumstances might warrant, _Open from 5 o’elock A. M. to 11 P. M. iyzdiem | upply Pepers, by are trom | York, on or before the 15ch day of September next. sand dollars by the reform, The House have - m== | but we trust sufficiently s0 to place the mattor in a | BATHS FOR SALE | AMES EVANS. | Any communications ewer ihe abore challenge, now under consideration a joint resolution, to put a he Puttingale Club will meet at Dennis | proper light. ‘The North have been accused of selich. HE. Popular Bathing Establishment kept in the Mer | TON SETOUR. Boe te Cine “oe yi we needing die the: Pate, mere Lear nee tinen mar Ey tse papbaahahaner he 25, © | ness, of legislating exclusively for its local interests, | has two other treneke of tens hich ate, Promrete® | THES susscnibEn tate a, sumonnce that | jsa5 tedurewem the Cindy ws prt, Secretary. | friends of the priiters is, that the resolation to ‘THe GROUND CLUB arrived safe from Sheeps flead | and of wishing to snotifice every other eecti ad. stteation.. He is willing to dispose of the ‘above respectable | ox, Aneta on ten for ube accom 5 TROTTING luce the printing is retroactive; while, on the Bay—luck good. ‘Th cauehe will be served up at Il ry other section to its ad- | oscablishmes uch a rate as to enable any one copamodation. A hoeal one boon a do HARLEM PAKK TROTTING. reduce the printing is retroactive; o'clock this day, ¥ DE. ‘Nis & BOTN . | vancement: but the facts do not sustain this accusation, as _eitering into the buaiess to make ey advantageo: | fay mension), isow ae po pled | contrary, it is maintained that the understanding Sect'y JO. * | the South have benefited more by the enterprise of the | Met, (Pae mes of th he pasenace mo mouey may remale qnpaid. | nem — oa pion styse: i was, at the commencement of the session, that eet with —~ the prices should be reduced at any time there- id —Hed or Grey Whiskers ana ae drives, and. plea- after, if, in the opinion of Congress, it shoyld be ‘competition, wit thy id cool and quiet ‘apartments | North and East, than has been given in return, and if further particulars apply at the Baths, No. 41 Merchants’ Ex- nck, instantaneously, by the | riaat shrubby ot there ever was local legirlation in Congress, or any pre- | °"28*- Jy#3 Iwerh | at Purse $30— Mile Heats—best | ‘ necessary. The reform should have been antici- R ed tiem Uy <canut Feauemen CS | ference given for sectional advantages, ho South bave | pryptp geo N ie | Bingen fo ren it eres a SP pated at che commencement of the session, an ouding there orders, cash enclosed, to F Phalon,€ | had all the benefit of it. We would like to sce more | I fecied brane y ensioen erent cases tha have ia the | Thursday Evening, by nine o'clock, three or moreto makes | the regulation made. How would members like Sedecsderaee Broadway. _Frice $t pert bottle, with full di | unanimity of feeling in regard to the commercial system vires fo be known to | Stina and the Ss yiuere. their pay to be cut down now, and deductions Ciy gentlemen are invited to call at the depot. where they | of the country. Our interests are identical, they are too th'the sumer he hes | #00 te RAILROADS, &. "| made, in-future, for what they have already re- Seer cen ere ns =| sntteataty: blended te: shiier' from = oom sey ctr preju- > the advice of his friends, pat the same in: | Sm gute eet or me Se es | coivedt Ab! that’s anotbor SOY oy f shares, at ten doll: h, fc half the ive. 5: 5 SKS to conceded that Mr. rney- Travelling Dressing Cases —The sabscri- | sae | ve ek hrs 0 tot | ons feel i Tnerit the t Be ee ee Bh ped a will take the place of Mr. Bu- Dera respectfaliy call the attention of the public to their as | $10,900 Ohio Ge, hag "tao Re sacs? Bonds 73% | share. Application forthe sametobe made to. | "| de given it of olé—Bon | chanan in the State Department. In fact, 1 was the sbeve, och potters Soneelaes articles of the | Te mie 6s, 1870 fig Bas 7" 522 3tis*re ___8. 1. TOBIAS, Broadway. | ‘The Passaic for Newark | told so by a gentleman, who says he knows this 3 for which they mere cages Per | $5100 do pee iis Aate rt | FOWER FOR SA BIE oe | wea it Lao WM bates Oenah, ‘etepea Ue. the lace treater havina bee tps S contecen: connected with the manufacturing : , ce or 3 Wichmon i L iw Mined natin Homer el |altuguancs waa rrgr yer sie ee \ Siar. Can be goon at the Canton Tee Company, Ros 125 | 6 o'clock, Reged nt et a baie, the PONE Ht EXPRESS LINE, vin Walrond | interests, continue to arrive. Faux. do 684 75 $ Morris Canal 'qg3¢ | Chatham str ~harbrecbacees rani as: jydi em _ | ance to convey passengers, ani and fro eseiphte te to te ° mmmmences i saa a ligtalllc Tablet Razor Strop—The oldest | "30th Nor & Wor ‘Die $8° 150do HarlemRR i | COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. = ing the, Depot, NooaM Market strest, DAILY, ct 73 | Wasuinaton, July 21, 1846. i most approved article now ia use, having nen before the | f 38 do 330 51 Subscriber, Francis Dellac, hes this da i ANON EO uert M. Revolution—Graphic Statement of Affairs at pun iy for the ‘ait Years, can be had at the subscribers, 3 & bio ix be de wo | will conn the busin Draceta eae a ns ‘ee He TURE ESIGHED bogs sre dase 2 sauenne 7 eee Mitee in ecsaion, bere Matevode Felee paar: ee inant Re ieation. SAUNDERS & SON, 17 Broadway. 100 do 330 | gphearesodines: eee } hen md ger f 5 ing ‘ashingt: -organization. i ‘few doors above Courtland st. New Stock Exchange. the rm of BeLEGC ECS Paiad ‘et for atera of yous and imu hopes Nosce aud strict | “Vor farutecr iaformation, apply a¢ the old-exublished Office, |< Mihi ichi fortunas, si non conceditur reti ?” Sheba yrme Tr, Thay gbahe Nor Wor cay sy lav arn Stention Seactse th Garg | Market street 9 door ore ee | What avails forcune,if we are not allowed to en- Sc, Sgaaaaaacakamae oe * New York, July 20, i846. ig) lw ir $m®re Formerly of the re INGE, Agee i i t glorious Places. S0do Harlem RR, 130 3% 108 = do v3 38 aw Tork, July. ah Jy21lw*m p 2 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. joy it? The fact is, we are in a most glorious Ginciunet, July 1. pte s Fh Sioa oe NVENTOR tie RECA a 1a aig, P, Aad utd pt ICO, arg paney te. afore, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT condition at this crisis—for it is a crisie—a crisis sau “i eM rerums her tnankesto the Ladies for the’ ouragement mise somes sh Mage Sy ana r to the administration=a crisis to the party—e Toulsvilly: ieee | hie Married. Se aliey of tate 9 Kir being s¢ ee No ine cay en paredto't fender it one of th | crisis to the country—and a crisis of life or death | mov Joke Be bacealg Sie Pie es tenseay Or the | Be ca ny oth of Skirt, which has been introduced or | ony, anos : FRAINS RUN 48 FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED | to Pennsylvania, whiggery or locofocoism, and weaueen age ial 26 udttecrar pace ne, of this city. wi spate oe ceal ot a | | wager te anet stpation. | sb asve Baconirn 7 Selah, A. a Bostoutrein for Green- | nothing less. The Executive schedule is too ' M. e real ih be ! . tech dibuabdaceteced acai a do5 oan os Died, “yyiptwere “oe only tO PE MAM Ly gerinG st. | BARACENS | HEAD, — DEY STREET, N.Y. i George’ a pew siaee oid ae ay pe mcs apa x Inesday morning, OSEPH ate ester, Engl: begs bead bed . M., fe dale tha grea Ting, prices were concerned, but the transactions were more | only Mfr Catheri Bi eee Rag pee TO BAKERS, i she Tresde Worcester, Eoslind, bees leant intermediate places. set ir ae erent - Scoala bill 'y 601 ine Barth, age P RIMe, ART IGEE of New Soutnern Flour, made of | . “ reat deal of modification—the warel 9 ae that his house in # rery superior at3P. M., through to Greenport, ster ping Mmited than usual. Long Island went up \ per cent; | His friends and Sequaintances, aod also those of his srolina Va neat, of this year’s growth. for sale tap hn “7 + | mothe: f | m bogs ran Oe at the Croton Mills, ‘and 203 Cherry | manner, and calcal e lemen of 4 to] both ways at Jamaica, Branch, Hicksville, was accepted by the Senate not without an entire Harlem, 4; Nerwich and Worcester, X ; Pennsylvania Pedsaty bei eobieae tere mie freton Tauredny | ae TOE CK ER & BROTHERS. aly here! fis Bar and Larder supp ale, and all the stations betwe ea Sinan wad ruidavadh Wie anal street —it was r eun' #eand Ohio's, closed firm at yesterday's prices. afternoon, July 23, at 2% o'clock precise Preclealysaenty, | Feliegamet LalS sr nga ColdGuts, Chope, Bakes, | ye FM for for Farmingdale and interne | ey ions trusted. ‘The sub.treasury lies At the second beard there wase further improvement | Consists B Genteye, mecnear ta it, I the Lake County CAKRULL’S i EDIGATED VAPOR BATHS, | Bue, ona Laas iene teens, A.M. Accommodation train, | over—it is a dubious sort of a customer ‘it ‘a prices, and the market closed firm, with Basia | igure he was buried with military honors. he pI, han A), of the some order ee bey Aaceere ora pene oben aaeiee Sots ini eiecanany. ns tendency. At Broo! m the 22d inst, of [ea ge Wa. HOS! whe ne osha ee Wa Baths, as adi ale amen juiring Tepaits, i itis laid up in ordit dividend of five per cont, for the last six nionthe, and also respectfully invited ae ue his funeral this (Thursday,) | rerultiog from the great of our climate, but al Mt | “rib a +5 Laave Fansermapate Se Sig A Mr Accommodation train vn Peet oF ae Eh are po ye ‘No. mis- five per cent additional, in place of the dividend omitted | afternoon. at 4 o'cleck, from the residence of George | {h*,most agreeable mode of bathing. Real ag rc for Brookty CS ie stion—it lat ‘Avgust lest, in eonsequence of the great fire of 19th | V#" Bricht, No. 23 Fulton st. | healt Seemed Baten ae hex ne eteee « Vapor | ones 1 Pe a ip mili ite ar ien coed . ee Welgeeen ~ ogg ae i nat " feet fof al questions i ween OY 4 m |. Accommodation train, for is, par excellence, the question o! July, 1846, paysble to the stockholders on and after the | ener | Bach,” 10 celled, and bevy bees, acabliahed inthis city f forge te house ong No. BPE. in ea since the settlement of the Oregon question. Istday of August next. He Members o Brice ve | t Fucalty. Half an dour notice required for the ous their finde and aed oie be dis te faves | SATS Jamaton — becom dation tenia, foe Bross: | wy are somewhat fortunate by a sort of ingtinct Ie sald thatthe Norwich and Worcester Railroad "Tf treated om Kartal sem, Sop | meee ens tea a OE, | sigs, Ae ak Pia et fe ae, eguport train for Brooklyn. | to anticipate the drift of the tide. | We refur eo Compsny, encouraged by the action of the lest Legisla” Wei pean seven mre, bs ymca tea at THENEW ENGLAND HEALTH INSURANCE | manodation train, for pron! to the war with Mexieo, and the tine of €. Bye syaifies | i Renee & Botner assure their friends that every Sam Mote York 1234 ¢ | Your readers will bear out the fidelity of ys ture, contemplate petitioning for authority to bridge | _iv23 Itme CAPT. D.MULLENS._ | MPANY. rt rill be made to qastain the reparation they have vo | Jamaica 25, Brashville | respondenv’s prognostics. At the bazerd of our ‘Thames River, about seven miles below Norwieh, where | mut Be SLATES CIMCUIT COURT, Fifth Circuit | J TSRNECHCER, Raden LEGISLATURE OF | Srjoved, and thay are confident of giving satipfeetion to ail Ibe i Ne (durmg the see | reputation, as a prophet, we now tell you that the their road now terminates, with « view to continue it to | yy s1n' ‘ihe court mee parsunt t im ue, = 0.000. | ‘4 Lanch will beset every day at eleven ollock, fee ima bu Bet, pack tariff bill from the House will not pass whe Senate New Lendoo, or two or three miles below, and that if | the Hon. Tr ‘Thee. rs . N. JOR? ; d | ree. whie i ‘tation | without material medification, oF, if it does, it will they suceceed, the Long Island Railroad will be extend. | “gXinley, m Davis bapa NY i OTEL DE PARIS—ANT! sicieeece the fi atiatad Pana $1796 » St. Siig, Mate ber Uy Prove eT EEEn oF tae teiv aeton of ed from Greenport to Oyster Pond Point. With these al- | Joel W, White, Enoch B. Culver, M. Converse, late proprietors of the Pe “208, respect ‘Cute fea 1 623%, Gpecation.2 ti t pertur- David Smith hn G. Huntington, Berto B. pileeeh, | Tully informa his friewdsand the c. that he he 5, Greenport ‘train'$225, | Congress, The adininistration is in great pe: tera‘ions, it is eaid that ene hour will be gained in the pas- John C, Holland, ian jus Ly iT les M. Rasen. | opened the house No. », a8 ier bs vty range smears readiness on the arrival of gel tthe several bation. The President to-day is really excited, sage between Boston and New York. LATON, Becre | B Gennes coateonaie te thot ‘who may wish, co patronize | geutions, fo take passengers at very low fares, to all parts of | irritated, dispirited and alarmed. He looks pale The tolla received on the public canals of this State | LON S TENT Ot ABSAN” wont Ag al Azent, | him, mith board and Todging, be iy, Weer month om Beret Cr Crmen wil beg rndinee athe oot of Whiedal —He foels badly—Wke a man in the prewontory im its chara from the opening of navigation to the 14th inst, show an increase of more than one hundred thousand dollars, ‘, Pie’ and distress of all who a compared with the corresponding period last year. court and nototject- ficent operations. New Yonx State Canast—Torts Receiven. | Serre ees |e Ageregate amount received for tolis from the commence- pill, This institution is novel object, and in all its provision: oat reasonable terms ” my 19 2m eod* ree for the several trains) 30 minutes ) symptoms of jever andague. And why? Onac- PONY FOR SAL}, Roona? frog the Brooklyn aides ne | Count ofthe tarifl.. Several members ol the House A besntifal Sorrel Pony. 1534 ands high, shor bor twice exch y, onthe arrival of the truns from Broak. | —Several Senators—a member of the Cabinet—a ars old, warranted jertectly my!9re_ number of private citizens from the States, have | | if the charter, copies or the B vennivinet HY will } mene once a week for three mon it to-d: this sub- ‘or demur to the complaiuaates called to see the President to-day upon thi children to ride LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ‘Train, mary + at MESSENGERS stable, 98 leaves Whitehall street Fe e ct of the ta itf—and an influential Senator has ment of navigation to the 14th July inclu- st Mundey in Nov St | “Price gas. am whe ny morning a7 i wf Pt, Boston = jot hin thet the present bill of reductions ear, | Pieris a a '* it, unsafe, an angerous. During ike saine poriod * ms of 5 ihe | TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES, | wads Be Se “cee Se for Ree venue required-it diminishes the revenue, Increase. .... copy f won toe ot ere pe {Roe Ry Hg ‘fo pay the balance are et hey son oop te ie phone a Say when we are compelled to borrow money—if ‘Tolle for second week in July, i845. vy head ond ens ve id ip sea sof ealdesese at tie cityet New On | Mia te adopted, it. will drive you to direct taxation ‘Tolls for seoond week in July, 1848. Tounast t Seles ioe, | herstockholders and the ae ABD nits sates? the “Herald “OMee MORNING BOAT AT SIX Ser asl aed cider wake be oo lee | accu seene rie insured for a tnd | Farther perticn Jot8 tf jab ALBANY. very hazardous. In ‘either case Pennsylvania Tncrease rocompweek in July, 1846.......+ MRS. JANE SMITH | Every person who becom red has the privilege of | GROCERY FOR SALE | is lost—gone by the board ; and as goes the Key- It will be perosived that the increase each wook is a | J ,ATE from Narvon. Ireland, per ship Queen of the West. | taking oue share of the canifal stock; 0 that ifthe basinese | THE STOCK of Groceries in the store 58 Cathe stone so goes the Union. Mr, Walker has asked very fair amount in the dullest season of the year. The 2d Ay, Rotation ond ot her whereaboa TMoreen ae Eeey re oe ee seller aie rine strerty_ with lease of store for jear, with the Till leave the too much. His measure, designed for peace, re- old crop has nearly all reached market, and the new crop | *&f,cit¥. Ur aap Sil wt my atereston the amount by him investe Pic omcak cl te alt —_ aie cous Generis ducing the revenues to the Le pe a day, 23 it#me | s he ated to pba ready for shipment; Wake te be bear e} THEKN MERUHAN NTS, ante ere ommpany roquiced by ths eles pas been | ten to oi leeks business, ath mctper ‘ ya oeg donsands of seats of war. A programme made eee eet ren Yrnee. tie harvests 610 | ards tee WANT Merchandise? rerdy sale, and to i Applications for may be 2 of the | the cree ee covechs Premises IE die stock fo, not oo SKETs FOR out for the peace establishment, cannot be spplied ‘ever, and supplies begin te come forward, we anticipate large can gratify their desires by ‘applying Company, No, 3 Strand. Norwich, Connecti ft, and to the the store will te tn fet i Sains yeaheah he tremendous. reqnisitions of an invading @much greater increase in the tolls than has yet been re- | fei, soar worksand Perfumery Laboratory, at 21 C qoute tr the towne and eitier of New England TO LET. my ina remote county. And the bill now alized. aaee pi stg ~*y Pn soaptom ehad trom’ sik cance to havin & hie 0 a vie eon F RN eras Bonen Nagseomelt 2 Surpish th te duly abe Lage B cket army SS oi py ‘casmot 0S thie estict lavender and other i in iike On We pledge our: | 91 twrrre se ‘Agent for New York. $e tay te, (Sogremans He toerin s deliche. Ga biodsy. Tac tte tees toy en han ‘ther ke graduated, or secured from im- i pated by the opponents of the new tariff selvento sells betier article and ane teen re ay, | eta a apa in. Wsomse ‘saty ty prosaned he thot | mcket as’ handsome accommod cleus for | Ht hn boone ‘ef, by Mr. Haywood’s proviso that that its passage would ruin one half of the fron o intry; an the only pl Gr THORN CHAMPAGNE wer | es cabin and steersge passengers. Those ‘wish, mediate mischi y close of the next manufactaring establishments in the country. This is the ior oi inventor, Bn ohaces een FRESH nie the of this orci erearn ney is in | CENTURY ALOE | ines secure bere aa pe a eg 1s wall 00% sae effect aiid too that Mr. Dallas, A 4 anticipsting too muoh, and is one of those extreme pre- FA FY A gad private euatiots Wine We have eters ahrival in oar city of | _iy83me _t6 Sonth street sasend dove below ineiles sp session of oonmont: has appealed to Mr. Walker Papi ag estimate important measure s0 free- | Five Miles from ern om the Post Road leading bidding Pe ae | | Set ve Seeoes, TE Mesars" "Darian - On anne spperlor to save him from the ee ee tae ly make. There is no doubt but ufacti to the Stone Brid; 'GBTO) co., 9 e | oe ding a mitigati of tron in this country will be teienaly, injured ty the | 1 aie aces mechan sod SS y signated entabligh, | _mattt pf re iain waite foe en er tthe mem fase vom tho ty ofthe poe prot det 1 eerie or the ill, especially the thirty per cent operation of the advalorom tariff, but we have not the | nent Boarders: ‘Tea Parties tad: PicrNice furnished ar hon, UGARS, C % fo, | guce, while cs ally sata fe trust | ee WWsrapar and aul Bue ith ar Grovver, will me) gghedule, And the hews Co-night was Catt slightest fear of their being ruined. Manufacturing Rina ie mrrounded by rapa an Fru Tien Py one se ey eee rte, kerry ad se cee sit iwiveme | ene packer ship BIBDONS, Capesin Cobb, will sail | Democratic Segators, who are Yall anxicus for & establishments of all kinds have from time to time, to the aretwo Bowling Al where 50 is, auperi beet | > BLANy ree m Tea, ANY yy the above ships, ha a by far, the most | + egmpromise,” or an entire Lr a eae of the under the highest tariffs, failed. Within tho past two ery. fine Some hon Sed | ITA “| splenditécomimodations of any’ vessels now learine por, bill, a8 ‘preferaie to its eset Years several failures havo taken place among the cotton brown Havana 4s 64, bi hi a'sURrLUS haaire JOHN HERDMAN & CO,61Sowh «farm. Day by day the cloud boon thicken- ‘6s, ‘puly: 34 oF | rrice.l FULTON sTRERT, Brooxuyy. | So . ing, and to-night we hear the muttering frown, ts, of Bama. | CLONTINUES to oaks Tisks on buildings, machinery, mer. | NEW INVENTED WiC wat! P’atecen tends ee will. pro- so. goed whit Cocnanales and propery patel throm ral favorable Ae atm oi ) aga bela ode gl gs bory 4 / bably break over the Senate to-morrow. Forty- tion. on, doing sway with ifthe vert eight_hours may produce an entire savolation. perrenced by, those who wear wigs, | Mr. Clay effected a compro’ i fe Oak nit to inspect a large and weil selected | of the th; what would you thi if An of size and color; they Will boun were to be equally instrumental in x com ic BA’ , t~ a oa romise to the salvation of Pennsylvania on the 20 00 8 uaa om is ish Broad: | Bi eden i eoadone ot manufacturers of New England, and with the greatert yan autytriber Promises every “ma BROW RS Protection from the governmont, we expect occasionally _ _Portsmonth, Jaly, 1846. jamp of. to hear of there explorions. A protective tari’ may go AA BULENDID, a delicigua: w beautiful head of ‘a m4 | Bact See Grones teurlgracons that hare fever oceu Car got # great ways towards offvetting heavy loser, but nothing | eworaite i regualities a are ae (ae pat iewill do all | f foam aye i ding-house keepers, and dealers | OW: rom i can annul the effect of mismanagement, and the difficul, _ = Ty to foree the growth stock porto puschasiog the souttoring Sipir riebs. tow and emberracsments caused by a want of cepital- frm the set ned voonee ring a bah Te kk vL "he Company take Protection, in many instances, is required to supply the | {"éer th meee hat: laine ad letvgr | New Vork, ofall ex adeomes of capitel; end im many instances individuals ‘jaa Iw | net, esey hear dy 1wis ree hs indi